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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-09

Judging from the character Of the
stories that are told OF tho convict sys.
TEN in Georgia, We have within the Dor.
ders Of our own country a veritable
Siberia. Some Of the stories told Of the
cruelties inflicted in the prison camps
are fully rs horriiying as acme related OIL
the Siberian outrages.
The latest report that is furnished. the
press, is thus commented on by the
Chicago Inltr.Ocean:
Governor Gordon, OF Georgia. last Friday np
pointed man by the hane Of Cowan ns whip
ping boss for tho w0nAns camp OF prisoners
employed ut broom making utlder tho convict
lcase.systcul. What las become OF the boosted
chiratry OF Georgia wllsu the handsome, courte
GUS Governor Gordon finds Ii expEIieut to APP
point IL man as whipping bpNs Iii y camp o!
women prisoncrst When such things nre 70
ported from iar.oE Siberia, without waiting fol
proof, the American people rise up In indIyna
ton to abuse tho iuhumAnlty Of tho Car. But
VIA. shaH be said OF the s6iiia systeHi when !,
has the sanction Of Inv In Que OF tho United
States. and tho "whlpping boss" receives hi:
commission from the hands III 4 Governor who
represents that class Of Southern meu who art
opposed to allowing women to work for fear o
solliGg their pretty hands or planting Wrinkle.
on thelr white browsy .r'. l' % ~fr
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Perhaps you arc run down, can't eat,
can't sleep, can't think, can't do any.
thing TO your satisfaction, and you
wondcr what ails you. You should heed
the warning; you arc taking the first
step into Nervous Prostitution. ion
need Nerve Tonic and in Electric Bit
tiers you will find the exact remedy for
restoring your nervous system to its nor.
nal, healthy condition. Surprising re-
suits follow the use OF this great Nerve
Tonic and Alternative. Your appetite
returns, good digestion is restored, and
tue Liver and Kidneys resume healthy
action. Try a bottle. Price SOC, at
Logan Drug Co.'s Drug Store. G
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DIED,

GALtAGHER-on Monday, April :, 1880, at
ln:l0 p. M. MARY GALLAGHER, wife OF
Thomas Gallagher. aged iyears.
The tdhctni will take place from tho residence
Of her husband, 1927 Eol' street, on Thursday
morning a. . o'clock. Mass at Cathedral.
Friends OF the family arc Invited. Inter.
meat ut Mt. Calvary Cemetery.
Nick EE-0n Sunday evening, April G. 1890,
MARY McConMiCK, second daughter OF D. a.
and Mary Il. Mckee, aged IS years.
Funeral from the residence OF her parents, In
[Etuaylllc, Ohio, at 3 O'Clock this twcducs.
day. afternoon. In,crment ut Mt. Wood
Cemetery. Friends are invited.
RUMBLE-0n Monday. Ap.il :, 1890. ut u
O'Clock NJ. G. ". RuMnLE. in his list year.
Funeral from his late residence, No. 2elG EFF
street, on Wednesday, April 8. at . O'Clock
p. N. Interment ut Greenwood Cemetery.
Friends OF the family invited.
FARMER-On Tuesday. April s. 1880. at 1870 p.
~. RICHARD FARMER, Ia the 18th year OF his
age. T..af .gl,-.# -'.,.; VI
Funeral notice hereafter. .5.3,.
EAGLEsoN-At Martins Ferry. o., on Tuessay
ercus1g. April S. 1880, at 9 o'clock p. IN
HANNAH EAGLEsoS. in the seth year Of her
age. rEa
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tEtORsSALE-LOT GGx13O, WITH I
lNsr som frame ] ousc,, No. ~ north side Of
Maryland street, fsianti, Apply to RINEuARr
& TATGM, 1914 Market street, .-I-01 hp9 q
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IEOUND-A.IUG DOG-TFlE OWN.
u FR can haze sane BY calling ut the Adams
FSptoy Office. proving property aud paying for
illli nd / ~ z unaa
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AN Inlporta,,t Matte,

Druggists everywhere report that the
sales OF the Restorative Neryine-a nerve
food and medicine-are astonishing: OK.
ceeding anything they ever had, willie it
gives universal satisfaction in headache.
nervousness, s|eeplessncss, sexual debil.
ity, backache, poor memory, fits, dizzi-
ness, etc. Taylor Bros, Of Bryan, O.;
Ambery 4 Murphy, OF Battle Greek,
Mich; G. B. Woodwork 4 Co., OF Fort
Wayne, Ind, and hundreds of others
state that they never handled any medi.
cine which sold 50 rapidly, or gave such
satisfaction. Trial bottles OF this great
medicine md book on Nervous Diseases.
free at the Logan Drug Company, who
guarantees and recommends it. Mwrsw.3
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The average West Virginia Demo.
cratic editor possesses Il faculty for view.
ing matters in n strange light. His al.
legged mind can see but one side Of q
question, and that is always the side
which tickles his partisan fancy. It is
not uncommon to see something like the
following from the Register, and is a
cheap sort Of dcmasogy: Z
: Our Republican friends In this State haye boon
declaring that E.pahlIcaRsm is Administered
NJ Washington Is responsible for this prospcrlty
hnu development. We fail to sec the poIut or
merit Of This clhlm since West "irsiula Demo.
erals Ike senator Camden alone have doae thr
developing. ~t,sHH, a cent Of att OF encourage.
ment from the Republicans or the high ur, N.
When times are dull and the indus.
trial wheels are stopped the Democratic
: editors charge tito tho "robber Republi-
can tariff" When the clouds clear away
and an era of prosperity dawps they do.
clare that protection has nothing to do
with it. Intelligent people, however,
do not forget TINT the period Of depres.
sion which prevailed Immediately pre-.
ceiling the present general condition OF
prosperity, was while we had Demo
cratic Congress, which was tinkerinc
with the tariff and trying to knock all
the protection out Of it with free trade
sIedge hammer. They know also that
the era Of renewed business life began
about the time that the Republicans
were placed in power and confidence
among the business interests was re.
stored.
In West Virginia it is truo that distin-
guished Democrats like cx.Senators
Camden and Davis have taken a bio
hand in the developing process, but it is
also true that the Democratic party has
not shown in Il practical manner its an.
probation Of the efforts Of these gentle.
men. When Mr.. Camden asked 30
small a thing rs reelection to the Senate
he was denounced as m ally Of the Re.
publicans and defeated by men who aro
to-day high in the councils Of tho Demo.
cratic party. Mr.. Camdcn's friends we're
obliged to beg for Republican votes.
Then there is ex-senator Davis, who
Ia accused Of treason to tho Democratic
party for permitting himself to DO The
iather.in.law OF so prominent a Repub.
lican leader as Stephen B. Elkins, and
the close personal friend OF Republican
President. Mr.. Davis has been long ago
tabood by the Democracy and is often
charged, doubtless unjustly, with being
q Republican at heart. S. at&il,.g1
Associated with these men in the work
OF building up tho material interests Of
the State arc many Republicans, and
there are many Republicans who ara not
associated With them, but who arc doiplr,
their share Of the work. Particularly is
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No Fee Unless Successful.

procure Pensions, Increase OF Pension, Re-
t.0rstlon 70 Pension. New Discharges, C0msnI'
tation Of lsat!ons, BountIcs, .tc.
The lee Tor The prosecution OF claim Tor Zen.
Sion Is fixed by law, and limited TO SIS In cAch
caSc, and on a claim Tor Increase $40, payable
only upon the successful termination Of tho
claim. md by the Government Agent through
whom the pensioners draw. frequently get
Claims that have been rejected several times.
Many persons nre entitled to n pension who
have never applied because their disability #att
slight, whit tho fact Is. my disability incurred
while In tho service OF tho United States cill'
ties a soldier to a pension. Or my disease
which exists, the result Of camp or prison
life, ffincurred IN line Of military duty. Soldiers
and soloicss', widows residing III tho city 81
TO their advantage to have m attorney ~
home. one who cun write Your application III
lull and SEQ that the pools DO presented III cor
rect shape. Az Notary Public | take dispositions
~ ella mSvheseln Lam not the attorney Oirccofd.
Vouchers, &C., certified. u y.1.
np7 No. 1912 Market Street,
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Now Is tho tilne for Republican clubs
TO call their membership together pre-.
paratory 10 the coming campaign. Nom.
brs OF tho Legislature and Congress.
men must be chosen and the Republi.
cans must not be caught mapping. Tho
educational influences that emnnate from
the club rooms will DO important factors
10 tim narty,s sllccnss. - ~ .-tL
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 4 ia.
~ TuM; Real Estate Agents, have removed
their Office 10 No. 1871 Market street, lllbperd
Hook front room, second uobr, ,ua7'T HtJ
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A Fort Lcayenwor,h Co,crle Draws 81, 900.

a Fort Lcnvenworth Cotcrie Draws $4,000.
Twelve members Of Co.. X. 13tb in.
fantry, Mt the Fort, have just received,
through the Pacific Express Company,
S. 900, their portion OF the 100000 prize
in the last drawing Of the Louisiana
State Lottery. The money was paid. to
Sergeant Thos. Marriott and by him d.
yideil between the twelve who had pool
cd their issues. Each put in so cents
and as luck would have It, one Of the
six tickets purchased drew one-twentieth
Of the 100000 prize.-Lea%a~osth,
(Kans.) Times, Jan. 80. rs. @ 'sE7
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EORsALE-PACING COLT, THREE
II years old. Color, BACK. Gentle and well
broken. Cali At 49, Coal street, North Wheeling.
d. ri . tlltat IN a ~ Ia. ~ .fFHH nhSe
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aIilcs' Ncrvo aud Liver PHI,

An important discovery. They act on
the liver, stomach and bowels through
the nerves. A new principle. They
speedily cure biliousncss, bad taste, tor-
pid liver, piles and constipation. Spleen
did for men, women and children.
Smallest, mildest, surest. Thirty doses
for twenty-five cents. Samples free at
The Logan Drug Co. 3. y.iiss IA M t,'
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For Rent.

, onlce, Room 10, National Bank Building, Bell.
nltc, o. Telephone No. 757. mtl3
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IN purchasing medicines, don't try
experiments; the first and only consid
Grafton should be genuineness. Ayers
Sarsaparilla has stood the test for forty
years, and to-day it Is in greater demand
than ever-a triumphant proof Of pop,
ular approval. D&w
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WHEELING, APRIL 0, 1890.

TnE number Of immigrants who have
landed at Castle Garden since 1si7, the
year Of the establishment Of the institu-
ton, wos 100000, Of whom three and n
half millions were Germans. q ~ ~
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THERE are bright buds Of April and blossoms Of
May, 7lr1 i7s.r .lTt1. - :
But they're not half SO sweet Us tho breath Of
the maid H.. - ~
That with sozoDoNT brushes her teeth every
TIL IKE pearls through her beautiful lips
they're displayed. -. = i''
y, soZoDoNTi what IN cnclantncut Is thine
That gives teeth like the sun, mud gives lips rcd
MS wine. -, - o Nwrs :
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DoS'r take any. chances with stub.
born cold, but yet rid OF it nationally
with the help Of DR.. Jaync's Expector.
ant, a healing medicine Tor the lungs.
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Real Estate,
FOR SALE,

Eight Roomcd dwelling. 10 South Penn
street, desirable property, t3,0OO.
y Six Roomed dwelling, Il! Zane street. s., O0l.
Five roomcd dweilius,. q North broadway
street, 81, 10D. 80 80
Three roomed brick dwelling, 70 South Huron
street. $1,000.
Double frame house containing ten rooms,
rents for is per month, for 81 ,GC0 cash.
six roomed dwelling, lot 7Ox39O, ~ Twenty.
ninth street, 81 $50.
Five roomed house, 1o2 South Broadway,
Sl.3O0. no .a.F si,'sI- IIs......
3, building lots on tho Island, East Wheeling,
chaser. ~ ~,
Stocks bought and sold. Loans negotiated.
e. C. O. SMITH.
Real Estate Agent and Broker,
ans 'ilHH' r-ia s=aIt. i-r l22O Main street,
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Grape Vines, Trees, Floweirs,etc
Grape Vines for Spring ofIS90,

80 Varieties OF the Best Old and New er, nes
G a, IN tbs Country. go Concord, Ives, Hart.
Champion. Alva, Agawiin, Sepeca Sat saj tIa'
Goethe, or Wnrden's, for 81 W. 10 pocklInrton'
Jefferson. Lady, Telegraph, Barry, Wilder, Hcla.
Ware Brighten or Duchess Tor 81 o. niagara,
ee,,nn Il Lad,$ or Empire STATE for 81 Co. In col
class, nnd very low by the 100 or loo. ,' A''
otrawperriGs In great variety, including latcst
novelties; Ve,y Icy In large quantities. Also
h rrIsios Baesbe5ses Curan.s and Coos
small fruits are requested to send list Of what
they want TO be PRICED. before ordering eiSe.
~ht .e. Address, ". N. DUNLAP, N'''4> 0'''
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Buckwheat cakes may be referred to
rs the Pan-American diet Tor a consider.
able portion OF the year. ,a l
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The evidence in the Seeley investiga-
ton seems to leave no doubt that the
late President OF the Gus Bonrd borrowed
material from the city and did no. re-
turn it, and against the mass OF testi-
mohy to this effect stands Mr.. Seeley's
simple denial and his action in refusing
to make a defense. When the legal
proceedings arc had, however, possibly
Mt. Secley may succeed in bringing for
ward enough evidence in his own behalf
to clear himself Of the charge. pf
But there is graver matter for which
the late official will DO called upon to
answer, and which involves more than
simple charge that he did not return
borrowed pipe. 'it' 1iii = ~:
Section Is Of Chapter so OF the Acts OF
1852, IN act in relation to the Govern.
ment Of the City OF Wheeling is as fol.
lows: 'j''s :"' fts,'F WINS
No member OF said Boards nor my Trustees or
officer appointed BY them. md no person cm.
ploycd by said Board. or Trustees, shall be inter
es,sd directly or indirectly. in nuy contract.
bargain. sale or agreement by or 10 said Board
or trustees. or any OF them other than for his
| own wnees as an cmplnye, under II penalty OF n
me OF not leks than So nor mora than SlvC, or
by imprisonment: with lnbor. without couipeii.
| atton, at any OF the public WORKS or Improve.
ments undertaken or to be undertaken by said
city, for my period not exceeding one year, o,
| by both such fine and i.nprlsoamens. at the dis.
| erection Of the Judge OF the Municipal Court OF
Wheeling, or Of the jury In tac appellate court
Any violation Of this section shall be punished
by c persecution In the S>lne manner us for a
violation OF city oriinaucc, befOrc the Hunici.
pal Court Of WhecllEG, on the Police side there.
OF, but no Jury shall be allowed III the trial for
cases rs in case ofnyoallon OF II city ordinance.
nnd on conviction the Office or employment OF
the offender shall be forfeited and be thereby
vacated. and he shall be forever ineligible for
such office and for employment by such boards
! or Trustees.
The Developments brought out at the
inquiry show, that Mr.. Seeley has re-
peatedly violated the above law, and
that he had u knowledge Of what he was
doing is shown by the fact, rs expressed
by Mr.. Caldwell, that he put forward
one OF his own employees to stand be-
tween him and the law, he having said
that it did not look well Tor him to have
so much work showing up in his name."
The statute above quoted is very plain
in prescribing the duty Of the Boards in
tho city Of Wheeling, and a punishment
for violation of the provisions. =
AS we have said, when the time comes
Mr.. Sceley may prove himself guiltless
OF every charge, and, assuredly, NIL will
hope that he will do so. There will be
no disposition to condemn him In ad.
vance. FHI2'.a.'F !F.1 ~. IF
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OR..SALE,

(24l TWenty-fourL Lots In CaidWe;l'o
Addition to the City or Wheeling.
z Bald Lots arc bounded on the north by TWEEN.
ty.ninth street, OIL tho east by Fillmore tlrce. on
the south by the HandlRn Homestead, and On
tho " est by the 3. l. 0. Railroad.
Their proximity 10 the above named railrosd
renders thcm excellent a!tes for manufacturing
establishments.
II not sold In thirty days will be sold at pub.
lie auction. 'fs''Ff-.' -
For terl2a and further Information apply 10
VIZ ~ e ~ ;a"'9' So NV. Y. HOGE l. BRO,
90 p y. 1900 Market Street,
Or WILLIAM X. HAHnLAN,
anlh 4. W. Cor. ChRnline & Sixteenth ats.
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BLACK::::HENRIEIIAS 85c,

sFni!0lt olltH hHa d9ayoaGl% h&e e'sto9
AL manufactured in Bradford England Also full line
the celebrated Priestey in black at regular
prices every dress warranted to give satisfaction Our
stock ofnovetes in Grenadines Combination Suits Crys
talles, Gloria Cloths, Moharsr Briiannes, Crepes,
Railroad Cords Whip Cords, India Silks All Wool
Challics embraces all the new designs and coors
Special attention given to Table Linens, which de-
partment there are some extraordinary bargains.
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FITS,

All Fits stopped free by Dir. KLlxE's
GREAT NERVE REs7oEER. No. Fits after
frat days use. Marvellous cures. Treat.
Use and s. 90 trial bottle free to Fit cases.
Send 10 Dr.. Kline, 93l Arch at, Phils,, Pa.
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FOR SALE.
Real estate Of every description
FOR RENT.

No: e?i7 and 22i9 Ma,kc. street. storcroom aal
dwelling. s..glE11
No. 3 north bank Of creek, cast Of Alley j. 81
per month, 5s3a. 'g-lrn.
:. tEat5l JAMES A. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent, Notary Public, and U. ).
Claim Attorney, EsHrg''@..'. q
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this true in tho southern portion Of the
State, where wilderness Us being trans,
formed into hive OF protected In.

this true In tho southern portion Of the
State, where a Wilderness Is being trans
formed into a hivesof protected in.
dustfy. ~ BIT XII Il IA Z
When business mon invest their capt.
tai in West Virginia and build railroads,
open mines aud establisl factories and
furnaces their party preferences arc not
inquired into. Senator Camden is build.
| Ing railroads not because he is Demo.
crat; and his Democracy, II he has any,
Is not responsible for tho fact that he is
opening mines. A long business head,
an enterpriaipg spirit, a good bank nc
count and tho confidence Of capitalists
who nre associated with him accounts
for what he Is doing. Tho idea that n
mans party preference makea-him more
or less entorprising is about as ridiculous
as a proposition that they would affect
his religious beliefs. '.,'+. ~. @
Practical Manner OF TroatIiig m important
| ,si.. Hi1latl Subject. sc oEl i4ttu55t
The Pittsburgh Dipatch has set about
tho treatment Of the subject Of i'm
proving the country roads III practical
way, and indoipg 30 shows commenda
bio enterprise. Tho publishers Of the
paper yesterday started cut an expcdi'
ton organized 10 explore the rural high
ways OF Pennsylvania. Several report.
ers in n wagon built for the purpose
and provided with Photographic mate
RIM, will traverse every country roat
and obtain the views Of tho farmers con
corning their improvement. ID. l7g,s
| Tho importance Of the results OF THU
method Of obtaining a complete picture
Of the condition OF the roads, together
with u concensus Of opinion OF thos'
who use them, cannot be.overestimated
The country roads are the farmers high
ways to their markets and they will taxi
n great interest in anything which ma.
result in their improvement. 4 -sas
The farmcrO Of West Virginia could re
!, late tale OF WOO to such m explorin
party that might bring about Legislation
similar to that which is demanded il
/ Pennsylvania. There 10 greater need c
Improvement in tho highways OF thi
. State than in our neishbor, and recent
the subject has received considerabl
discussion in the State press. Good road
aud easier access to The markets shoul
DO tho battle cry Of the West Virgini
farmers until they come. !'H'u "
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Speaking Of spirits, the barkeeper
ranks among the most successful medi.
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acknowledgements.

iNTACHINIST WANTED-CALL OR
1y!laddrcss JAS, MEANS 4 CO., sseuben'
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,ITFANT'ED-h POSIrIONAs STENO.
ltSp;.Gl .APHEa, lbootkeeper or travelling
salesman by 4 young man. Tan furnish bcst pi
Iefercucc. Address, ;. cnre 81 this office. apo
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1890-03-22
Fenced Them In.

In an old book written by West
ern Cungressmpn, Il contemporary of
Clay and Webster. containing rem
iEi-cpn. eS of hi- time, Il story is told
of onr of bis iriepd-, IA farmer in
Kentucky named Payne, who had
-iX duughtprS, none Of whom was
blessed with beauty. The Congress
man Knew them in their humely
youth and when he returned a few
years after found them all married
t. good Influential men. SO great
was his surprise that he ventured to
ask their father why they had been
80 sought when other girls had been
neglected. The Old farmer chuchIed.
YES, and you may Say when they
had neither dover nor good looks.
Well. I'Il tell you. When | want
my cattle tn eat buck wheat s'ubbleS
instead of grass l don't drive them
into that field. l fence it off from
them. They are so contrary that
they always Want the thug that
they can't get. They break down
the fence; | drive them out and put
it up. By the time they fight for it
once or twice they think they like
the stuI,hip.
"Wrll, l saw my girls weren't the
most attractive kind. and-I fenced
them in!
! You never found them in the no.
tells dancin' or kerpin' stalls 1t cnun-
ty fairs. Young men to know them
| had To come to their fathers nOuSc.
When the npighbnr@ saw low The
! Payne girls were kept apart f!"fU the
crowd. thought their value Inu>t he
high. Young m'n came to break
down the fence. They like TO break
down fences"
"Tne story was c. arSely told. per-
hapS" adds the Old narrator, "but
there is more in it than meets the
eye"
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the robbers over, a grOan escaped
from Long jim Farnsworth, and it
WAS seen that some life remained in
him yet. Slowly his glazing eyes
opened. and slowly raising his left
arm he berkoned one of the vigil.
anteS to his side.
With trembling lips he whispered
that the treasure had been cached,
and he would locate the spot if the
VIglante would bend over him.
Without hesitation, his request
was compiled with, and then with
unlocked for energy, the dying des-
perado suddeGly drew his right arm
from under him and plunged a long
knife into the heart of his enemy.
With a half smotnerel langh his
InhI stiffpned out and he died.
Twelve graves mark the spot where
sio ~ 4-srs.,
Of the money taken from the train
was rprOvereh. although ii was dill"
gently Sparcrt d for by the only two
survivors of the ten men who went
out to capture Farnsworth and his
gang. --AHdRtd Constitution.