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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-10

VIA 'ae Ws-hirg.on Legislators VIII
OoeH oa for tre Next SIX Days.
'AsaiN7uN, February 9-The new
'1.,s ei,i te the chief subject Of
''''''s,'o come baiore the House OF K p.
.as'Aa'es n' confederation this week.
% Is snsla.ea.irn Of the Committee On
"-' 10 ei Sc Up as early az possible to
--' -s-s'e ss that faal ac.ion on the
may Be reached within two or
hps i,y.
-e tere ere a few Of the new
'-'' 'll' ns ob-cSious to the Democrats
s''' probable thai the opposition will
i o.hersise than by speeches
~ ,li g adverse votes upon them, provided
minority sre afforded shat they regard
''-,-a'.e me Tor discussion.
1y t13 lime The rules are dis
its Committee on Elections will
- 'rFofud ths contested election case
A--,l vs fsudletln, from West sir
80 sod SETON ap0n that case will con-
,,, tae fsusiu3sr Of the week, with a
s..s-e exception in favor OF the uufn-
~ ~ Dizziness. which is The bill 70 extend
',a.auon OF the national hanks.
.-''e ara Indications that the Blair edu-
A.. oli, Which has the right OF way in
=. alis, vii run through the week.
Pa asos lorger period, bsfoTe = vote
a. s.s',l-d upon It. The author hss not
S.ls1td bis spsech and q number Of
-l'l'' 80 ere Tesdy 70 follow him With SCI
60 - eo thesame sutject. The bill, in
6 Or senator Plat,. 10 organize a
Ira government for Oklahoma. viii
F'0Ao-y be disposed Of in the morning
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COZ Looking for q snap.

-rtctGl IttfgrGM % tle Reglster.
WASHINGTON, D. O., February 9.-The
charcs1 Of General GOff obtaining any
.hiEg Of material consolation for his loss
On the GovernOrship, to which he was not
elected, from the administration are not
fittering to that gentleman. In the first
place S.sve Elkins spiked G2ff7s gan with
Harrison Elkins did not waste his time
and money in entertaining the President at
Deer Park for n0thiag. His prime object
was to down COT, and he succeeded. Etkins
Is rot man to give something for moth
ing.
G0f was in his way. and he set ont IN
remove him. Then sgaiu con 5 recent IN
terview, published IN the REGIsTER, IN
which be found fault with the adminissra-
ton for not helping him, IS remembered
sesinst him. Daring his recent visit to
Wsshisgton be succeeded in getting 0 good
deal OF sympathy from the Republicans,
bat it vas all expressed 10 words.
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The A1ENSON AMENDMENT.
M. Cannon ,u h- Role Of the Heathsn
Chmfe

NJ. Cannon ia 'he Role of the Heaihsn
Chnse
4--a -.s. at E.r.tr.
WnsSaoy February @ The Re
p1bha-e o.tle House are very mach dis
t1-5sd ever ils Atkinson amendment 10
the rules n4siag all pension cases priv
isgsd Tl.s amendment was adopted in
tas E-1ablcaa caucus. sfer bard 6gbt,
s1d ia spite of srcrg opposition. This
rule rot only makes reports on pension
bas br'vii-g,j tut au.hcr s such bills
90 be called uP To-; ac.ion at SOY time As
aa evidence of tha extent to which this
natter Is worrying ihs Republicans so in-
cient ,ta. occurred ID The House 20 day
vin show
Mr. Cruou of Iiiiaos, Chairman Of the
Committee o- Appropriations. crossed over
90 ihe D.uo rsrc siis and 10 bis b'andish
mAsn-r whispered TO Mr. Car'i-e III
Joa Democrats vsut Co strike out that
Atkinson amendment enough OF us Re-
Pl'Aca1s vll vote viih you 20 90 10, II
soy o. v.1 Bil make The motion
hr Carls smiled lie conljn't help
o. Tee .da o, Cal1on paying Heather
Olnes on h.u was iauusing Then the
Democratic Iesier REPLIED that as uulim-
lied ps7sion legislation vas the svoved
policy Of t1e Republican plity. and as
That paHg bee 3 .lr.'y cf he House.
tne uoro1 o kl Ill sue.dment bad
better coae i,l ,tst ale o. the House.
Oi1lon ri,l-ree TIbs "a His scheme
DAD hlst Hs wanted ,o g.. rid OF the
RUE and at tas ,sue time be able 10
e'Aiss is rCtclou upo1 ihe Democrats.
hai t'e Democrats are not pulling
cas'n1,s o1- Of tba fire. Tor Republicans
.lsiai P's-en- %. sll the Republicans
O.anol Ia mos. apqrsheasivs as 20 the
eject Of R-.ds new dispensation. He
Tears ,aa,itwll ss representative vii.
Sa pred'ce' lead 90 heavy raids upou
las treasury BE sees that bis party is
sl'iikrg upon sea that viii become
's'5 l.uP.uous ihati, viii run Iiot with
,s,' on -s',.aror. that there are elOngh
ava. ---ls ca tls k'plalcan side 20 out
-l'e --- u.rs Conservative mea. and that
-.' ea'l service pen-,a bill and a de-
ss'leai 1ers.o1 biil. bat private bills
"2oai uuu0eI vii. be passed.
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YOUNG THEATRE GOER.
A Child Born During Performance in
New York Theatre.

A Child Born During a Performance in g
New York Theatre.
NEW YORK, February 9.-Wbile the
heavy opera Of "Gotterdammerung" was
being rendered in the Metropolitan Opera
House last night, there was sudden COM
motion in the third row of chairs from the
orchestra. Gentlemen hurriedly vacated
their seats, all except one, who
EVIDENTLY WAS A PHYSICIAN.
Ladies in the fourth and second rows,
directly behind and in front of the seats
referred to, stood upon the seats, forming
A sort OF ecreen. Within fe minutes in
the centre of that group strong, healthy
Somsn gave birth to an infant. Fortu-
iRfthl IN the curtain IL about this tI6s.nes Time and
always occurring between the suss 'h~ &c,
moyal of the lady and the lusty little in.
fant was noticed by but very few.
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SMUGGLING PAYS.
Cinnamon and Opium Run Into The United
States.


States.
VICTORIA, B, @, February s.-Ohina-
men and opium are being smuggled from
this city into the United States TO an
alarming extent. Every dark night ont
or more vessels slip quietly out Of the
hsrbor, touch at some point within
United States territory, discharge their
cargo and return before daylight. This
smuggling business is very profitable
10 the chip owners and is attended by
very little risk. Chinese merchants pay
as high as $50 ptr capita for transportation
for coolies, and the profit on opium snug
gled into the United States is enormous.
Thirty Oe!estials constitute consignment
for an Ordinary s,oop, and the usual quan-
tity OF opium necessary to fill ont the car
20 insures profit of over s.. 600 to the
owner for trip not consuming more than
twelve hours time
Within the past few days the opium ring
has contracted for nail bus powerful
and it is estimated that she wi viii clesr Tor
her owners SIS, 900 per year. The chances OF
capture are not great, and the smugglers
generally get rid of their cargo when pur-
sued by dumping it overheard into the
Straits Of Fuca. The Enquirer is assured
that cases have been known where, when
the smugelers' vesssl was in dagger OF
beng overhsuled by revenue cntters, the
whole cargo, Chinamen included, was
dumped over board, and when the cutters
came up there was nothing to be seen but
\ beats crew seemingly engsged in fish
ing.
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AR,ilroad Fatality

ROANOKE, Va, February "a west
bound passenger train on the NorfOld and
Western Railroad was wrecked by spread
ing rails, about thirty miles east of Bristol,
Tsnn., to-day. Five cars went into ditch.
Express Messenger George Kerr was killed
and Mail Agent Back fatally injured.
Baggage Master Adams was iIjared in
ternaily snd may not recove. Conductor
Barnes and two passengers, Lewis Will
liams and George Hartman, were slightly
hurt. The other passengers were shaken
up severely, but not injured much.
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A Double Tragedy.

WINNIPEG, MAN, February "a Free
Press special from Miami says: Last night
a terrible double trsgsdy occurred here,
John Morton ard his vile, aged respec-
.ively 81 and 81 yeSrs, being shot in cold
blood by Morton's father, sRed 70, who
was residing with them. John Morton
was absent from his home yesterday, and
during his absesce the old man snd Mrs.
Morton had some angry words which
ended by Morton strikiag his
daughter-inla with a piece of wood.
On the sons return he rebuked
the old man for his sctions, whsre-
upon the father said: 'D0 you zee that
riff? l want you to tske it down AID
shoot me or I will shoot you" The SOD
paid 10 attention TO this remark, going
into another room. The old man then
took down the rifle, went outside aud fired
through the window, instantly killing his
SOP, the billet entering the heart. The
hired man ran to neighbor for assistance,
and during bis absence Mrs. Morton was
shot in the abdomen by Norton. She only
lived for sn hour The Old man does not
deny the crime and says he did it inten'
tiOnally.
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OKLAHOMA REPRODUCED.
A Great Rash For the Coveted Sioux Lands.
Much Excite II ent.

CHAMBRRLAIN, S. D., February e.
The crowd continues to pour into the city
in anticipation Of the opening OF the
reservation ard excitement is at fever heat.
They are all il readiness to move at a
moments notice. This morning party,
headed by Tom Ball, attempted to cross
the river and establish homes in the bottom
on the west side OF the river, but they
were promptly escorted back by Indian
Agent Anderson, with the assistance OF his
Indian poles. The Sioux bill gives the
Chicago, Milwaukee aud 81. Paul Rail-
road Company $40 acres OF land on this
bottom fo' railioad purposes, and while
the tract contains much more ground than
THE, there will be an immense rush for
the tract for town-site purposes. A large
number Of persons held q meeting this
afternoon for the purpose OF perfecting a
plan for acquiring title to the valuable
tract by town-sile entry. Many others
will attempt 10 homestead 1t, end an in
teresting scramble will take place when
the proper moment arrives.
Many settlers have constructed small
shanties and loaded them onto wagons, to-
gether with provisions and supplies of
various kinds. and wtel the land is
thrown upon the market they will only
have 10 fad choice quarter upon which
to plant it. Every detail that can possibly
be executed in order to expedite prompt
action is being carried out, and some
mighty sharp work will be seen when the
proclamation is issued.
A hard fight will also be made for the
town site Immediately north Of the city, in
the Crow Creek reservation. This tract
was thrown upon the market by executive
order Of President Arthur, but later with
drawn from the public domain by Presi-
dent Cleveland. The land Immediately
sdjoins the city on the north and is prsc'
tically part Of Chamberlain. When pre-
viously placed upon the market party OF
town siters made settlement simultaneous
ly with the residence Of Captain King as a
homesteader. The present Sioux bill now
gives this land to the Milwaukee Railroad
for railroad purposes, and warm three
cornered fight will be made for possession.
The crowd is reasonably orderly, but
htqueD. reports OF the issuancs of the
proclamation cause great xsiteDent. The
weather is favorable, the ground being per
tectly clear of snow, and as the bridge Of
ice in the Missouri remains firm crossing
can be easily made. The troops ordered
by Agent Anderson have not yet arrived.
U. S. Marshal Fry will arrive tomorrow
Every days delay but increases the
crowd greatly, and adds to the pOssibiliia les
a.. - Lit..- s.-:l. --La. tho lid 80 GsaiiJ
opened for settlement The Milwaukee
road also is not idle, but ID bringing in
large quantities of material for the purpose
Of increasing the terminal facilities in this
city. They have also chartered the steam
er Last Chance and ordered her 10 be re-
modelled into transfer to be used as soon
as the bridge of ice gives way.
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b. w. GOODIES WILL.
The Cod ell 10 It Contested on the Ground
That he Was VI entally Unsound.

The Cod ell TO II Contested on the Ground
That he Was Mentally Unsound.
snTEY, o, February 9-The most In
tsresting and holly contested Gaze, involv-
ing over $1O0 900, came off at the
last term of Court here. B
w. Goode, son of the late Patrick
Goode, member of Congress from this
district in the fitties, made will in 1888,
devisiog his estate 10 his only sister, Mrs.
Willism Mccullough, with the exception
of 81 900 left TO his cousin, Julia Harlan,
of Springfield. This will was executed
and etsested soon after the death Of bic
only s6n, Evans Goode, who WAS brought
home sick from a medical college, in Gin
cinnati, and never recovered.
On March Z, 1889, Goode executed CO.
dicil to the will, csnceling every provision,
except that relating to Miss Hsrlan, Civ
ing one.fOurth TO the heirs Of John S
Evans, Cne fourth to the heirs of William
s. Evans, all OF franklin, Warren county |;
one.fourth to the heirs Of John F. Frazer,
of Sidney, and one-fourth to the Metho-
dist Church here. The snit was brought
to break the codicil by Mrs. Mccullough.
on the ground tnat Goode was mental
ly unsound at the time the codicil was
msdo. Ia the trial there were fifty eight
witnesses, some experts in mental diseasts,
and six lawyers. The trisl lasted one
week with Aerdict for the plaintiff. On
Yesterday the motion for new trial was
argued before Judge Ritchie, aud was
grsnted-the verdict being set inside Mr..
Gooie's wife, long dead, was the daughter
of DR.. Ohio Evans, OF F.snklin.
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GA[LAIy. TENN. February s-AbOns
. month soo man BY the name Of Thur
n,i,ed in marriage to a Miss
M.,,is o.,t.r, Of BrsnsfOrd, email town
&c IN. Railway, near this city.
T.-,u,, lived with his wife bat a feT
-.ats leaving for parts unknown. Nog
:, comes 10 light that Thurman is mar
lied man, having living wife and sevefal
children now in Mississippi, frou whence
he came a short time preSloos to his mar
rage 70 the deluded youDg woman. Iro
town seems 10 have been shaken from err
conference to csntsr, and Thurman ia BE-
ing hunted for.
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,rLo,a ramIirDromnad.

KINGSTON, n. Y, February 9.-The
four children of Jacob B. Slater, were
skating on the lake at Binuewater, about
ak miles from here, this afternoon. when
the ice. which was bat few inches thick,
gave way and the little ones were precipi-
tated into the water. Their shouts were
heard By the members If the family who
lived near by, and the father and mother
rushed to the rescue. By the time
the parents reached tn" lake, the
children had disappeared beneath
the ice. The mother, frantic with the
thought of her children's peril, rushed
UPON the ice, which gave way beneath her
weight, and she sank below the surfsce.
Mr.. Slater then attempted 10 reach his
wife and be too was drowned. The entire
family is wiped cut of existence. To.
night hul dreds Of people are gathered
aboat the lake searching for the bodice.
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hours, ard any odd ends of time there is
remaining will be devoted to miscellaneous
'unobjscied" business on the calendar.
In the executive sessions the Seoate, it
is expected, will consider the nominations
Of General Morgan. 10 he Commissioner CT
Iudisn Affiirs; DE-, Dorchester, TO be Super
intendent of Iadisn Schools, and ex-GOveI-
aor Yarmouth, to be Collector Of Customs
at New Oleaus.
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Charleston Gossip.
Special Tslegram to ne ReolRG.

Special Telegram TO ne ReolRG.
CHARLESTON, February 8 Governor
Fleming has not yet Determined when he
will move mis- family TO Charleston. Dur
ing the long contest proceeding and the
fusl declaration OF tha Assembly 1t was
impossible to make sny permanent ar
rangement Of his business or domestic af
fsirs, and it will be some time before be is
able to do so. Mrs. Fleming AID Miss
Gypsy will return TO FaiTmont in few
days.
The members OF the Contest Committee,
who were 60 summsrily sat on by the
House yesterday, will make an effort to
have the Senate give them the extra sppro-
prisiion asked for By them. MI Morris
expressed himself as very confident that
this would be done.
Additional Charleston news will be
found On the third page.
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Affairs IN Mexico.

CITY OF MEXICO, February 9.-The
death rate in this city yesterday WAS 14S.
There is dreadful suffering in the country
towns from iph.erza. The official Gazette
publishes letter from Sr. Bocayuvs, the
Brazilian Foreign Minister, asking that
the United States of Brazil be recognized,
and the reply of ST.. Marsical, the Mexican
Foreign Minister, in which Mexico Iecog-
nizss Brzu. It is reported that diplo-
matte relations will be established with
Brazil.
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DRs MONIES, IA, February 9.-Presi'
dent G lbert, of the Gilbert starch factory,
and Secretary Work. Of the Sleeper starch
factory, of this city, just returned from
Buffalo, n. Y. They state that the sale
of these factories had bsen consummated.
The sale was made to a syndicate, said to
be backed by English capital. The price
psid for the Gilbert factory wss $500, 600,
and for the Sleeper factory $4,000. 1t
is said this sale places the syndicate in
control of all the large starch factories in
the United States with one exception.
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ri.roa polltlcs In Mormon Town.

SALT LAKE, UTAH, February 9.-The
campaign for the city election here has
been one Of the 6srcist ever conducted.
It really began last June, and has BEEN
growing intensity ever since, ending on
the psrt of the Liberals with an immense
torch light parade Friday night. Last
night the Mormon party bad their clos
ing demonstrations, and though inferior
in number to the Liberals, it was fine
sight. Tire campaign has bsen CREST
political educator, something needed here,
and never before had to any extent.
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EIKINs. W. VA, February 8

TO h, Editor OF he Rsgis,er:
Your E'kins correspondent was misin'
formed about Goff heeler sending to me
at Charleston, on the 4.h inst, false tel
ezram concerning my wife's illness. The
heller only aided in forwarding to me the
message Of my wifs's physician, for which
be will ever have my heartfelt thanks. l
regret that 20 true gentleman should be
charged with 80 foul an act published ID
Mondays REGISTER w. l.. NEE
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HAVANA, February 9--The funeral OF
General Salamanca, the late Captain-Gsn-
ersl OF CubA, took place to-day with splen-
did cemetery. The route from the palace
to the cemetery was lined with trot p', and
due military horors were paid the de-
ceased. The hearse was drawn by eight
horses. Many beautiful wreaths were
placed upon the coffin. The funeral was
attended by all the foreign eonsuls, the
officers Of political, industrial and other
associations, members Of the prees and
thousands OF ciiizsns. The newspapers
unanimously praise the late Cap,ain-Gtn'
eral
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River on It's Meitle.

Los ANGELES, CAL, FebrGsry s.
Great damage has been done by the Los
Angeles river. 1t has changed its course
at almost a right angle, just south Of the
city limits, and after crossing the country
for ak miles empties into the old San
Gabriel river. The inundstiOn covers a
large area. A large number Of orange,
walnut, lemon aud other orchards are al
most ruined. Growing crops in its course
sre completely destroyed. The total
damage in this locality is estimated at
$3.50. 600.
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LONDON, February 9.-Tae creek
steamer spyridion vsglianO from Con-
stsntiuople has bten wrecked near fA.'
mouth. OF those who we're on beard
eight peraons have been saved. T1e cap
tain Of the vessel was drowned and Thirteen
Others are missing.
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A Death Near Weston.

1IIlIll II -TI7s p Y nlLI'3IT'
WESTON, W. VA, February S-David
Cay ton, an aged and respected citizen OF
Lewis county, while visiting q relative
fen dead in the road from heart trouble
Yesterday morning shout miles below
Weston. He was a prominent G. A. K.
man and the funeral services to-day were
conducted by them. He is remembered
hv our older citizens as sn old etsge
vioraar
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Dean Of Ward Hoffman.
pecla Telegram to the Register

sDeCIN Telegram % the htsls1tl'
BRAxroS, @. H, W. VA, February 9.
Ward Hoffman, who for some time has
been in the West, died at HOTbert, Col
orado, Yesterday. His death was very
sudden and a great hook to his relatives
and friends here. His remains have been
teleersphed for and will be brought here
for burial.
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MIsINFORNIRp.

Our KIlSlns Correspondent Sets Matters
Right Concerning kee.
gpsc.ci 7slegronl % ne Register.
EIKISs, W. Va, February s.-Your
correspondent 6nds that the information
on which an article wss Published in the
Ns,rs yesterday charging Republican here
With au attempt TO bring Delegate Kee
from Charles on before the majority report
could bs voted Cd, Was incorrect and hoPes
the State press will not copy.
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p,,vs,-r Char oe. for the Duke.

PARIS, February 9.-Tbe oonusei 10
the Duke Of Orlesns will sTgoe tns' 'N'
res recruiting law sbrogstes the ,,1arb clau1
in the expulsion law, fOrbidding The =, he
Princes TO enter the army, ana 'b t1,,s,If
Duke has not therefore rendered "'''''
liable to q penalty.
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wm Con.lder the scaldipg Accident

Special Telegram TO the Register.
COLUMBUS, O., February s.-The horri'
bic scAIding accident at the Imbscile A'y'
lum, last Friday, will be the subject oi
Lex lative inquiry next week. Jennie
Whitehead, the unfortunate girl, wss
sister Of Charles Whitehead, Commercial
Gazeffs writer.
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Lsbar Troubles in Alabama.

BIRMINGHAM, ALA, February g.
President William Wiehe, Of the Anal.
pamsted Association Of Iron and Steel
Workers is here for the purpose of trying
10 fix the strike which had bsen on
at the Alabama Rolling Mills for
ten days. He expresses belief that
a settlement will be effected. There is Q
miners strike in progress at the blue
Creek cosl mines, which works 400 men
The stonecntteIs ard masons on the Biier-
field aud Blocton road have quit work,
aud there is q general feeling OF uncasinsss
a. ell the mines in the valley lest general
strike sh3uld fellow.
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PromInent Parker.hurg CiilIen 6Oae

special Telegram % me kegister.
PARKERsBURe. February 9-James W.
Vending. enc Of the most widely known
and prominent men in the State, died to-
day At his home here Of pneumOnis, which
had been preceded by an attack Of the
grippe. HIS death caused general regret.
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L.ss than half a bottls of DR.. Balls Cough
Syrup cured me OF severe broncti,l sff,c-
tion. II. s. HODSON, 46 Hanover st ,
Bsl inore, Md.
DoD't If dealer tffe's You bottle OF
Salvation OIL " thout lsbsl3 or wrappers,
or in a mutilat d CT defsced package, don't
touch i-dou't bug it at any price. Insist
upon getting a perfect unbrOken, genuine
package. Price 25 cents bottle.
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Jennie Bailey, the daughter OF a wealthy
farmer. committed suicide near Columbus,
Ind. Disappointment in love was the
cause.
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lC0ntinEsd on Third Page
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THE FIRST STEP

on a bad road. Years have passed on. and
see that young man after be has gone
the whole length OF dissipation. Il Is
midnight, and be is in q hotel-perhaps
the very one where he took ths first drink.