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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-07-20
BRIBERY SCANDAL.
Beaver Republicans Repudiste Mcdowell
Bribed Delegates Arrested.

Bribed Delegates Arrested.
BEAyER,P July 19.-By vote of AZ to
the Republican committee to-day repudiated
the nomination of Mcdowell for Congress
in the Twenty-fifth district A committee
was appointed to confer with the other
counties forming the district in order
to confer on the subject Of
putting up another candidate. Major
Mcdowell was seen and repeated
that he was fairly nominated, and if there
were any bribery. he was not partJ TO it.
Advices from Butler County say that the
action of the committee meets with general
approval while word received from Mer-
Ger County, the home of Mcdowell, and
Lawrence County, indicate that the coun-
ties will not be a unit in endors-
ing the action of the committee
in repudiating the nomination of
Mcdowell. Messrs. Tate and Shaffer, the
delegates who are charged with bribery,
were arrested at Beaver to-day and gave
bail for September court. Downing, the
third man, was away and was not arrested,
though the warrant is still out. 1t is
claimed that should Lawrence and Mercer
counties stick together as against Butler
and Beaver there is chance for Demo
cratic Congressman to slip in in that dis
trict
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MORE PATTIsON CONVERTS.
Prohibitionists VIII as Rule support the
Ex-Governor.

PITTsBURG, July 19.-Rev. T. r. Ewing,
principal of the Blairsville Seminary, and
one of the most conservative men in Indiana
county, was in Pittsburg to-day. Talking
of the political situation, he said: 81 was
Republican until 1884, and while | have
been a prohibition voter on several occa-
sions. at all other times l voted the Repub-
lican ticket. This year am for Pattison.
know scores of others who have never voted
the Democratic ticket will do it this fall.
Pattison will run away ahead of mis- ticket.
"The Prohibitionists will not nominate a
Gubernatorial ticket and, although they
will not indorse Pattison,it is tacitly under
stood that they are TO vote for him for
Governor and stick to the local Prohi-
bition ticket at least, that is the way all
feel with whom have talked. When 1t
comes to Quayism on one side and
straightforward, honest man like Pattison
on the other it does not take an honest
voter long TO decide on Pattison. Charles
S, Wolff has a larger following than
good man people suppose and his action in
declaring for Pattison will have great
deal of inflencen
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Amer Confession He Was shot.

ELWIEA. y. Y, July l9:-At 1880 O'Clock
this morning Simon Tinklepaugh, night
ward master for the Northern Central 9 rail, +
road in this city, shot and fatally wounded
Harry Coleman, brakeman, for intimacy,
with Tinklepaugh's wife. The men had
lust come from a lawyers, where Coleman
had made a confession in writing oil Tue
offense. Coleman will die. Tinklepaugh
escaped. George H. Carris, day yaruuias-
fer Of the Northern Central road, was ar
rested as an accOmplice.
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American RIlIcmen Recel,e unnor..

BERLIN, July l9-The American rifemen
arrived at Ncustatt, in Palatinate. to-day
and were enthusiastically welcomed The
burgomaster, surrounded by the local rifle
men and the municipal authorities deliver
ed an address OF welcome. The Americans
were heartily chcercd Mr. Herman
Weber made an address in reply 10 the
burgomasters specck \ grand banquet
will be- given 10 the visitors tonight
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CmAGO, July l9-The Farmers Rsricir
SAYS That the continued and spreading
ought is becoming "a serious menace %
-up, lf l.l kinds Minnesota and South
Dakota are the only States reported In
which rains have been abundant and crops
lre thriving Oats win be almost com
.'0 failure in Kentucky, and probably
r0r return to cVcccd orc-haIf Che ave
rage crop iu Illinois. Indiana, Ohio Mis-
ari Nebraska Corn in Illinois,
... Missouri. Kentucky aad kansas is
.rrr ior rain. Its present condition D.
q. per cent below thc avcrarc. I'm ln-
.l. Nebraska and Iowa local showers
rH sustained thc crop I'M some counties,
t ND MANY other parts 90 those states, al
.l errfa'n sections of Dakota. there Z.
lf complaint of drnurtt
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Pleading for Middleton.

LONDON. July ~ The Chronicle to-day
prints a leading article highly culogisti Of
Gen. Middleton. the unfortunately in
volved commander OF the Canadian militia.
His services. the Chronicle asserts. have
been as unique as they have been brilliant.
and Of a character that should commend
him to the good will Of any patriotic citizen
OF the Dominion.
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A, Ohio Town Burned Out.

CARRoLLrox. O., July l9..The main
street of Sherrodsville, Montgomery
county. was burned last night. Nine stores,
three dwellings and three stables were
burned. Incendiaries started the fire be,
meath Almons store, containing powder and
dynamite, which exploded. Loss not esu-
mated.
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Widow of the Fargo Express Founder
Dead.

BUFry.o. n. Y, July l9.-Mrs. +. X.
Fargo, died this morning at the family
mansion, on Fargo Avenue, after an i'll
ness oflong duration. The deceased was
the widow of the late William @. Fargo,
the well-known Express Manager. Some
years dgo she married G. +. Fargo, no re
lation. who was at one time well known IN
California politics.
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RATTLE WITH INDIANS.
XVah Ian Tah. the Desperate Chief One
of The Killed.

PuoENGN, ARIZONA, July 19.-News re
ceived from Wilcox, Arizona, states that
Lieut.. Mackay and his scouts, while in
battle Yesterday afternoon with the Kid
rang in the Sierra Anbfias mountains,
killed Wah Lam Tah. the others escaping
into the mountains. Officers and scouts are
following close, and 1t IS thought that they
will soon capture them Wah Ian Tabs
head was sent into the nearest post for
Identification. He is one of the Indians
who killed Sheriff Reynolds last fall, and
it is supposed that he, with the Kid gang
murdered DR. Hardie, of Los Angeles,
short time ago in Fuckers Canyon.
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THE STANDARD PURCHASE.
The sun Oil Company, of Findlay. Bought
for s1,5O0,OOO.

FlNDLAY, July 19.-It was reported
here to-day that the Sun Oil Company,
the largest of the independent compan-
les operating in this field, has sold out
to the Standard, and that the transfer
Of the property, which consists of a re-
fnery, tank ears, pipe line, wells and
leases, will be made next week.
The consideration is a matter of spec
ulation, as both parties to the sale re-
fuse information, but it is likely the
Sun Company obtained at least 81, 50O,-
600 for its interest in the Ohio field.
There is but little doubt that the sale
is already co lsummated and will be
confirmed in day or two.
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Nav ALH,VI lNn.. July i9-Col Robert
McCort. OF Ft Worth. Texas. who is az
Ch.caro investigating The alleged divorce
Of Mayor pcudicion. Of r. Worth. writes
Co Dis wife. ou visit 90 friends In this
city. Thar the pretended divorce papers held
hy Pcudicton are lorgcrics. He cannot
fnd any rccord Of a Court in Chicago
where "a divorce vas granted Pcndleton
last August or at any other time.
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c,rFnaEr AND WILEY.
co,or Pat. Forward Two Good
m@'"" Men.

-----l-- y n NIIulI h'3l0I'F.
SP p.,s,yr. w. VA, July TO-
l. -5 e.,husia>tic Democratic
a .i'- --- Was held here to-day.
a',' ','r hon. 2. c. Eastman pre-
lame, Capehart received en-
.rlorsement for Congress,
|....,.,.-sre, ,o that convention being
......--.-el ro east MaSM cOunty'S vote
s-t,~ first. last and all the time.
D...-ste, to the Senatorial Convention
,..-.. Instructed t0 cast their vote for
lr.- Rsrs.n Wiley for state Senator.
% va,the most harmonious convention
..er held u this county,
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a Trust Falls Through.

BosroN, Mass, July 19.-Iti is announced
that the scheme by which the soda water
and beer apparatus interests in the United
States were TO be amalgamated into trust
and sold to English capitalists, has fallen
through, the broker who was engineering
the deal having cabled from London his
failure to organize the necessary comoina-
ton, owing, it is stated, to the high price
dn,nopdad
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BALTIMORE. July l9-Martin /. Houck,
in q no of anger fatally shot his young
wife this afternoon. The couple bad only
been married "a month. and had lived apart
owing fo H0ucks inability 90 support her.
While at her domestic duties she was ap-
preached by her husband. and almost i'm
me,lia'clv angry words were exchanged,
durnr which thc wife expressed regret az
marrying him.
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PIr1sBuRG, July l9-On passed the 20
cent line today. Before the opening the
feeling was very firm, and as usual for the
past few days Oil dty was the boomer.
with little effort the price was put up from
Sgsf 10 90 A halt was called, but just be
fore the close another slight advance was
made and the sales were made at 9Oi,.
The opening was s05l, the highest 9Ois,
the lowest s9at and the close 90.
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ALL MUST HANG.
Nine Men Sentenced to Death for Com
mfttinC Murders.

Paris. Ten. July l9-Nine men were
sentenced to death in the Federal court
here yesterday, by Judge Bryant, who has
been ON the bench scarcely six weeks.
Charles Reed. a negro. was sentenced TO
be hanged OCTOBER 10. The motions for a
new trial and in arrest Of judgment in the
Cross murder case were all Overruled, and
sentence of death passed on j. Lawrence
J. B. Chamberlain, o. j. Cook, Cyrus
Frease. John Jackson and c. +. Cook.
The date Of their execution was set for
December 10, 1880. J. c. Ball and K. h.
Bout. convicted Of the murder of J. 7. Box,
were sentenced TO be hanged on December
10
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The Standards Canadian Gas Contract.

OTTAWA, ONT, July 19.-The Stand
ard Oil Company has agreed to take 49,
900, 600 cubic feet of natural gas daily at
Buffalo, from the Provincial Natural Gas
and Trust Company, which will lay
pipes to Buffalo from its ten wells in
Welland county. The Provincial Com
pany also proposes to supply st. Cath
arineS and other towns along the Wei
In nd Cnr,nl
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs ADJOURN.
Action on the Liquor Question-ProVision
for the Rathbone Children.

MILWAUKEE, July 19.-The supreme
Lodge. knights Of Pythias, concluded their
sixteenth biennial session here yesterday
Before adiourning the long talked-of liz
uor question was settled. A long and Bit
ter debate was entered into between the
Prohibition representative and the local
option men. The latter finally won, the
Supreme Lodge deciding that the various
grand lodges were no Judge whether the
saloonkeepers should be admitted TO mem
bership in the lodges subordinate 10 them.
The two children of the late Mr.. Rath-
bone. founder of the order, who were left
destitute. are 20 receive $50 every three
months from the Supreme Lodge while
they remain unmarried.
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LONnoN, July l9.-The number Of pres
onts stolen from the Stanley collection on
the day of the explorers marriage Is ascer-
taincd tO BE- much greater than first admit
ted. Efforts were made % keep the matter
quiet but the arrest and sentence OF Mrs.
Hatchard gave il publicity. aud later de
yelOpments disclose the fact that she was
not the only thief present az the reception.
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cRn WESTERN UNION
Making Mighty Efforts to Repair the Loss
I'm New York.


NEw York. July 19.-The Western
Union Telegraph Company is to-day prov
ing that great corporation possesses great
energy and enterprise The building at
corner of Broadway and Dey street pre-
sents the appearance of a beehive. A
small army of workmen was engaged in re-
pairing the damage done yesterday. Never
before has the Western Union Company
been confronted by such condition.
Not one of the 1000 wires run
ming into the building could be
used. Their experience with the
blizzard was bad enough, but nothing to
compare with yesterday. Then it was sim
ply question of repairing outside lines.
The most important points of the system
switch boards, instruments and power
We're not affected. The fire simply wiped
these out Of existence. Before the fire was
out the immense energy of the corporation
began TO assert itself. OfiiceS were estab-
lished all about the city. The great sys-
tenn worked without central point.
REPAIRING THE LOSS.
All through the night force of men were
busy cleaning the water and debris from
the building. a force of fifty hnemen went
up and down the poles and fitted about the
streets with lanterns like so many steel
Spurred fire flies. AL through the night
miles Of wire were stretched, instruments
We're attached, which clicked on in merry
way as if nothing had happened. When
morning dawned fifty wires had been run
into AS Broadway AS many operators
had their fingers on the keys and messages
were clicking OFF in the usual way. Up 10
noon to-day this work had been going on
increasingly, and the officer in charge said
there would be no let-up until everything
was repaired, and the company was able &c
handle all business that came TO II.
The Associated Press is still located in
Jersey CITY, the guests Of the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company, and will probably re-
main there until some time next week. A
gang Of workmen is busy AZ AS Broadway
preparing "a temporary home for the Asso-
citation, which it will occupy until the
burned building is repaired.
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The Philies Win Again

PHILADELPHIA, July 19.-The local play
ers' club won its third successive game.
Attendance, 2,37l. Score:
Philadelphia. 9 0 o
Buffalo ..............0 0 0 0 o O.
Hits, 10 and 6; errors, 3 and 2; pitchers,
Knell and Buckter; earned runs, Philadel-
phia 4; umpire, Gaffney and Sheridan.
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Hanlon,s Men Still Losing.

New YoRK, July 19.-The local CP. L.
again walloped Pittsburg to-day.
New York. 0 o rs
Pittsburg ...........O / %
Pitchers, O'Day and Morris; errors, 4
and ); hits. II and 10; earned runs, 9 and 3;
umpirers, Ferguson and Holbert; attend
ance, 1850.
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SEIZED THE NAPHTAH.
Uncle sam Confisc .tes the Cause of the
Tioga Horror.

CHICAGO, July l9.-The United States
authorities this evening seized the 80 bar
rels of naphtha belonging TO the Gennessee
Oil Company, of Buffalo, which was ship
ped here on the steamer Tioga. The seiz-
ure was made because Of the violation OF
the law regarding the shipping Of fluid,
the company marking the barrels of naph-
tina simply Diamond B. The statute
under which the seizure was made provides
for the sale of the oil, the sum derived this
way to be appropriated to Uncle Sam. The
section also provides for criminal prosecu-
fiou
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u I-I-nrr-n b h. s.niar R-gI.Ier.

Special Telegram % ne NHaady hf9'sie''
CoLuwwrs, O.. July l9-The balloon IN
which Prof Walter Steele, the parachute
Jumper. was about 10 make an ascension AT
: O'Clock this evening. caught fire Just as u
,,-as set free. Steele lcapcd on the roof OF
a tan building he was passing over ialiihg
perhaps twenty-five feet. His legs crashed
tbrough the slate roof. but beside beng
SLIGHTLY cut and bruised hewas not injured
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Association Games.

AT Louisville-LOuisville -, Brooklyn
70: hits. 10 and Is; errors, Louisville >
Brooklyn : pitchers, Fritchers, Stratton
and Foreman; earned, : and 4.
At lphia-Athleticst u, -. LOUIS
Q: hits II and -; errors, 4 and =; earned,
6 and 3: pitchers, Esper and Ramsey UNI
pire, Peoples. - q.
and @. errors. Z and ;; earned, and 3.
At Observation-Disclosures, Z; Columbus,
/: hits. and 4; errors, ! and s: pitchers,
Callihan and Gastright; umpire, Curry.
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Wards Upward March.

New York, July 19.-The Brooklyn
Players League club laid out Cleveland.
BROOKLYN. o 3 0 30 2-14
Cleveland . IL o ! o 3 2-lO
Pitchers, Van Haltern, Sowders and
Bakely; errors, 1 and @; hits, 10 and l3;
earned runs, and 4; umpires, Leach and
Matthews; attendance, / 100
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A COMMON LAW MARRIAGE.
Acknowledged a Woman as His Wife and
Vow Unhappy.

IINCoLN. NEB.. July 19-SOciety here is
somewhat torn up over the sensational sit
.uatiou I'm which John Schultz handsome
and wealthy druggist. finds himself Sew
eral days ago 10 was announced by Schultz
that hc had married Mrs Bedford, a charm
flg widow employed no the Bond Hotel,
'aui DE publicly introduced her as his wife.
The lady was congratulated by all her
friends on her remarkably lucky capture.
Shulr announced to-day that the marriage
was al. Joke and hoax, but the lady viii
not listen 20 this. She admits that there
was n0 marriage ceremony, but since he
l4s publicly acknowledged her as his wife,
t1e lc, constitutes % common law mar
riase and she is his wife She has appealed
f1 -le courts % sustain her claim
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Mrs. Fremont win Get Pension.

WASHINGTON, July 19.-The House com
mittee on invalid pensions to-day author,
ized favorable report on the House ollI
granting pension of $1,000 year TO tne
widow of General Fremont. She Is salu
TO be almost penniless, his pay while on the
retired list having beeu consumed in liquid
ating old debts.
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WAR AT TOLEDO.
Union Roustabouts Assault and Injure
Non-Union Men.

TooEDo, o., July 19.-While non-union
men were unloading the cargo of ties from
the scow Lake Forest yesterday, they were
attacked by large force of men of the
longshoremen's union. A fight occurred in
which two union men were injured and car
ried from the scow in an unconscious con-
ditfon. One union man had his shoulder
dislocated. Eight policemen checked the
trouble. The nOn-union men left and the
unloading was given to union men. The
union men asked 40 cents an hour and
claimed that the nOn-union men worked
for 30 cents. The latter will prosecute
Capt. Moheman for breach of contract.
Five of the union men have been arrested.
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PARIS. July l9.-Drs. Brouardel, Montel
and Dccouts made their report yesterday
10 the judicial authorities IN regard 20 the
mental condition of Gabrielle BOmpard
the accomplice Of Eyraud In the murder of
NJ. Gouffe. They decide that she must be
regarded as sane and entirely responsible
for her acts
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LOST THEIR WAY.
Frightful Experience of Four Young Men
in Indiana.

EVANSVILLE, IND., July l9-Four or five
young men. living near Sample, were out at
a party in that neighborhood last Saturday
night After the party started home, but
lost their way Two Of the party, James
Hendricks and young man named Jolly.
walked over cliff some fifty feet high.
Hendricks was killed outright bv the fall
and Jolly was badly hurt and il is thought
will not recover The other two young
men. whose names could not be- learned.
remained on top Of the elf until midnight,
afraid 10 move for fear they would meet
with the same fate as their companions.
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Playing Good Ball.

PHILADELPHIA, July 19.-Both the y. l.
clubs played great ball to-day, and the visl-
tors could do nothing with Gleason. At
tendance, 1911.
pbilodelphia .......l o 90 OiO 9-4
Chicago. -. 30 0 0 o o 90 o.
Base hits, u and 4; errors, l and 4;
pitchers. Gleason and Luby; earned runs,
Philadelphia3; umpire, McDermott.
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EDMUNDS TO FIRM.
THE GREAT VERMONT SENATOR HOLDS OUT
ALONE.
Against the Proposal to Adopt Reeds Rules in
the Republican Conference at
Work on the Proposed Rule.
Washington News

WASHINGTON, July 19.-The Republican
members of the Senate committee on PRIV
ileges and elections to-day resumed consld-
Grafton of the Federal election bill. They
were also in session last night. The reason
for this somewhat unusual devotion To bus
mess is said TO be due to desire TO COM
plete the preparation of a measure to be
submitted to a caucus early next week.
EDMUNDs HOLDS OUT.
The only man who seems to stand out
against this programme is Senator Ed
munds, who, while processing to favor the
passage of an election law, declares that
he will never consent to change in the
Senate Rules
Senators Teller, WolcOtt, Plumb and Da-
Wis, who have been opposed to limiting de-
bate, are not so stubborn in their opposi-
ton, and their colleagues hope to find them
assume at least passive attitude. II is
agreed upon all hands that the Election bill
cannot be passed at this session without the
adoption of some rule that will permit the
operation Of the previous question at some
stage of the proceedings.
Many of the Senators are opposed TO the
Lodge bill, the objection urged that 1t is
too complicated, and a substitute will be
offered. The substitute has been about
perfected, with the Hoar bill as basis. 1t
is given out that the compromise measure
thus agreed upon will have the support OF
every Republican Senator, should the way
be opened for its consideration and final
vote
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OPENS AN EMPIRE.
-Four Millions of Acres Secured From the
Indians.

KING FISHER, l. r., July 19.-An agree
ment was arrived at between the Cheyenne
and the Arapahoe Indians and the Chero-
kee Commissioners to-day. The indians
agreed to the terms proposed by the Com
missioners. 10 wit: They are TO hold lands
in severalty, 100 acres 10 each man, woman
and child, and receive 81 800, 600; 500, 600 in
cash, and 81, 100000 to be left with the gov
ernment, drawing per cent. interest. The
Indians began to sign the agreement at 1
o'clock this afternoon It will very prob
ably require eight or ten days to complete
this part of the signing. The treaty opens
over /, 600 900 acres Of land to settlement.
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rhev Have Never Falled.

I have been sick more or less for the last
ten years. which has cost me many dollars
in doctors and druggists bills. The last
t,ro Years it only cost me three dollars.
Whv, Because | used Sulphur Bitters in
stead of employing doctors. They cured
me of Jaundice.-F. f. Boyd, Hoboken.
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Arnold's New Poem Ready to Publish.

SAY FRtNCIsCo. July, l9.-The manu-
script of Edwin Arnold's new epic poem,
"Thc Light of the World has been re-
ceived iu this city from Japan, aud IS now
In the hands of parties who have been en-
trusted with the right 20 publish the poem
in the United States.
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stanley RegaInIng His Health.

LONDON, July 19.-Stanley is making
rapid progress toward complete recovery.
Yesterday he drove through the new for
est and returned much benefited by his
outing He was accompanied by Mrs.
Stanley and Surgeon Parks.