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A MYSTERIOUS DEATH.
a Physician Dies Suddenly and Ills Nurse
DisapDears

a Physician Dies Suddenly and Ills Nurse
Disappears.
20 CHICAGO, July 2.-E. II. Horsey, for
fifteen years resident physician ut the
the Palmer House, died suddenly last
evening, Mt tho hotel.
He had been suffering for some time,
and on Monday afternoon submitted to
al operation which was followed by q
serious 2loss Of blood. The operation
was performed by Drs. Labestein and
Coleman.
r; The patient was left in charge OF man
known as S. W. Nichols, OF Covington,
KY, who is said to have not only neg.
lected his duty, but has mysteriousiy
disappeared. When last seen he az.
peared intoxicated, but sent dispatch
70 his homo saying he was insane.
There seems to be mystery surround
ing the case that no one has been able to
satisfactorily solve.
DR.. Horsey's remains will probably DO
taken to: Kingston, Ont, where his
mother still lives. He was tilty.two years
old. and graduate OF Queens College,
at Kingston. He was attached to tie
Army Square Hospital at Washington
during the war; His wife, who has re-
Gently suffered more than one sudden
sad bereavement, has been completely
prostrated by this last shock.
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TIE CENSUS IN ENGLAND.
Tho Religious Beliefs of tho People VIII
w - ---- LIN Lal A lnn..

Tho Religious Beliefs of tho People VIII
fsqgDu Ho Lot Alone. ...
LONDON, July 2.-Thc census Of Eu:-
land will probably bo taken without any
questions as to tho religious belief oil the
people.
The Nonconformists are unanimous in
their opposition to tho proposal, and rs
the Archbishop Of Canterbury has also
adopted the same view, this provision OF
The census bill will no doubt be aban-
doned. is.,5 .''5'l9. - = : - "A
1t is believed that the statistics would
be far from reliable and would give n
fictitious numerical strength to the e.
abllshtd Church, through pressure
brought to bear on the poorer classes.
Tho Prlmate Of all England was shrewl
enough to see that to press the religious
clause OF the census measure might civ,
rise to religious struggle that would
hasten the downfall Of the establishment.
and therefore his attitude on the with.
u[aWAl. r aftf lgt ,lrI'IH.na ~ ...HH.s..
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they are not 10 chosen by party meth
ods? fanswer, III tho same wny we vel
corn IN our ilelds, or fuel In our factor.
les. uso natures methodg; no other,
can succeed. Whoever ATTEMPTS the ny.
pertinent will certainly fall. prenare
good soil. Carefully guard the cron'
What does this mean la edl,cation
Just this: create public sentiment IN
favor OF good teaching; create normal
schools for tho purpose OF sa,Iaiyiny
this good sentiment. We must 9row
teachers rs We grow our crops, and then
We must take euro Of tho crop after It is
grown. Nsf -
Now, what shall wesay OF that mechcn.
ical method that picks up q man or
woman who Is neither teacher by ma.
turo nor culture, and without special
training puts him In the school room ?
40 wonder 80 few teachers attend our
state Associations, read educational
books md tako educational papers.
me difficulty. Is want OF system. In
other words, We have attempted to sup.
ply the machine in place OF the system
IN education, and We have failed: and
we shall fail as long us We attempt the
hopeless task. - III '''',N' Z = '''V '1',
In spite OF the great rain storm inst
when the lecture was to begin, a large
greeted the lecturer, and
l,lS remarks were closely listened to
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New foRE, July 9.-The annual meet.
ing Of the stockholders Of the American
Cotton Oil Company, formerly the Cot
ton Oil Trust, was held yesterday. Tho
statement OF business showed balance
on hand at tho end OF the fiscal wear,
May !, Of $073,00O. The recently adop.
ted plan for Transforming the trust into
its present ordinary cooperative charac.
teS was shown 9nd other FoHtiae tpsI:
peg1 was transacted. * ~ :" " 4 49,"
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WHEELING WINS

a Ten Inning Gnmo from nIclseesport,
Glennlvln Ordered Out OF the Gnme.
Special Dispatch to the lnttui0e1,eer. ~ q "a.
McKEEspoRT, Pa, July 2.-McKees,
port and Wheeling played another great
game here to day, lasting ten innings,
Wheeling winning in the tenth by Mil.
ler'a error and Osborne's three.bagger,
with no one out. Osborne, George, Lea
mon, Cote and Shoupe batted well,
Glenalvin and Leamon fielded we'll. -
zeigler was compelled to leave
the box in the Dixth inniog
owing to sickness, Fitzgerald taking
his place and holding the home
team down TO two hits. Umpire
OBrien called Lytle out in the seventh
inning for not touching second base.
For questioning this decision Captain
Glenalyin was removed from the game.
This act OF O'Brien's was altogether un-
called for. The field work OF the Nailers
was brilliant, Score: ::
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Wnutcd to Slice Peopie,

Last evening Tom McConkey was
raising a disturbance in the Mark Twain
saloon, and drew a knife and threaten.
ed to hack up everybody present. He
wasput out, and just then Officer West ar
rived. McConkey ran through Sulli-
vans saloon, down tho alley and down
Main street, and out on the B. 4 o.
trestle, where West caught him. An
excited crowd gathered. A Salvation
army officer went to headquarters aud
vouched for McConkey as an inotiensiys
man, and said he was arrested without
cause. He protested to tho Chief
against bis arrest, but, after Capt. Del.
brugge heard the true story, tho pro.
test merely caused smile. i,i.}' :, 1r.d
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FOR HONEST ELECTIONS,
The Federal Election Bill Passes
the Lower.House.
M'KlNLEY'sil ELOQUENT pLEA
Greeted With Great Applausc-An
Exciting Time In Censress-The
Supreme Duty of tho, Hour I
Pcrrormcd-Othcr News. d!

WASHINGTON, rJnly'e. Nearly NIL the
members or, both Sides of tie IIouse
wcr. in ,be,r soo,. th;s ,,o,n,n, .n,,
w. ~ - 'A.'' 'e"'' 'u.a 1th NY n".s, a.u Nv
tae ueepest interest," was mahlies.eu III
the final disposition Of .the Federal
election bill.
Mr. todcoo,d o,hor pon,,t,,oo;u, to,d
-A'' tooso a'u o'".' Nepuo..ea,' 'eau, ,,
efs expressed confidence that the bill
would pass by small minority. Tho
Democrats were still hopeful of a suf.
G.;ont hrooL IN uho ponuI,iio,n H.. -
,,. :" NV putH t..up..ean " illnes ~ -
aeleae Inc measure. 1.'43 '''N-- ~
Immediately after assembling tho
House resumed n consideration AZ dhe
h;ll the npndin, oree,;or hs,r, -
..,,.,.. 49, .nu ps e"''n o',ns on 'iie
a,ienuhent v! oIereu Gy MI fucker, OF
tSHsihm; requiring she Judge OF the
o!rcu'I vourt lassoclateu Win the Dis.
tIies Juugel 70 pass upon applications
10, snPs1Vlsofs OF eleetlon.
NJ. flank' Of MlsssIourl, said that he
M was !nfaVo1 oi the plll 30 tar as its scope
waste; was 10 C. e3senu inc operation OF the BY.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

Wm. 2. Thompson (Democ,a., xa4
nominated non mated ior Goyernoro OF Maine yester.
Z. a bloody encounter between revenue
me- Men anu moonshiners in Rowan county,
Inc hn'ghts OF Labor will take a hand
IN inc Coroner's inquest over The y;c.
tlms ol the Dunbar disaster.
I. stephen Smith, an American has been
arrested in London for stealing tho Dntn
o. Edinbnyss jewels in Edinburp +,
a George rarkhurst, the actor, die,, veg.
.ey .eluay IN Now York. He was on tln
sta,ge sa, -, at Ford's Theatre tho night IT. Lin. .e
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New YoRx, July 2.-The American
Boiler Makers' Association resumed its
session this morning. The special com,
mittee appointed to consider the ques.
ton what should be done to raise the
standard OF workmen in boiler making
establishments agreed to report, among
other things, that it would DO advisable
to formulate at apprenticeship compris.
ing two degreeH. The report was con-
sidered at this afternoons session, after
which the delegates enjoyed 4 eail Ia the
harbor. To.morrow's programme in.
cludes a visit to the Brooklyn Navy
yard. !. -.S . lL.4 N. - ~
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Wheeling and NlcKeesport will play
two games at tho Island bail park TO-
morrow-~at 10 a.. N. and 4 p. m. Gibson
will pitch in the morning game and
zeigler will be in the hox in the alter
noon.: The grounds will be put in excel.
lent shape for these contests, and great
work ia anticipated. The home team
has been doing some brilliant playing
abroad, and the enthusiasts should not
forget to patronage the boys when they
are at home, 12o@0 '-zi'.-' '... +. II. =
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The Panama Capnl,

PARIS, July 2.-Tho commission sent
by the government to Panama to inycs.
tigate the condition Of the canal to-day
issued further report dealing with the
detects and omissions OF the four plans
proposed for the completion Of the canal.
According to the first OF these plans th,,
canal is to be isolated, no use being
made OF tile existing waterways. The
second proposes to make use OF such
waterways. The third provides ior Il
snip railway as portion OF the proposed
inter-oceanic route, and the fourth for a
tunnel through the highland at Culebra,
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WASHINGTON, July 2.-The conferees
on the silver bill met this morning and
spent an hour in discussing the dilIer.
ences between the two houses. They
separated at noon, having come to no
conclusion. 1t is said there were three
propositions presented for consideration
but their terms have not yet been made
known. ~
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! AT TIE lllLI. FARM MINE.
Inc Scene OF tho Great Disnater Deserted.
Some Affecting Incidents, N'0gI

DUNBAR, PA, July 2.-Quiet reigns a
the Mahoning mine. Tho police line
have been movel, no guardsare on duty
and all can 90 where they please.
Even the door at the mouth OF til,
pit, guarded so faithfully by the mer
who have been on duty, swung oper
this morning and admitted any one who
wanted to look down the manway
Two days ago this would have been high
treason. ..'n, o
| All night long a shift Of men unde,
charge Of Inspectors Blick and jenkins
were busy walllng up the break which
they had 80 laboriously dug through.
This was 10 shut out the fire from the
hlahoning mlne. Tho wall Is built OF
brick, and will keep tho flames back,
These two inspectors remained In charge
until Inspector keighley came up and
took charge. This work will be finished
some time to-day. Tho fan will be re-.
moved and sent back, and in a day or
two no signs OF life will be seen around
the Mahonipg mine. v.a. H'Dig .
| SMOKE STILL POURING OUT. ~ S'
At the mouth OF tho Hill Farm mine
tha smoke was pouring out over a fail OF
slate. 1t was not black aud heavy, but
blue and light. The engine was run.
ming, forcing air down the manway.
Walls will also be built there and all
around the fire.
4 There were but very few peop!e
around this mine to-day. Mine Boss
Doran and party OF men started into
the Ferguson mine this morning to de-.
visa means Of lighting the llro from that
side. Juat what plans will be followed
no one knows. 1t will be a hard and
stubborn one, though, -
The morning train took away nearly
all the officials who have bsen here dur.
ing the disaster. Secretary Watchorn
left for Columbus, and Inspectors Blick
and jenkins went home. Inspectors
Loutitt and King left last night, and In
spector Evans started for Johnstown
yesterday afternoon.
Col. kerfoot and some OF the local ID
Dor men will remain for some days
looking after the work Of relief. lr
SOME AFFECTING SCENES. {
Last night the scenes in this little
town were extremely sad. Nearly every.
one acknowledged that the best was
done that could be, but there were few
kickers. 1t is probable that this feeling
Will remain in some hearts around here
(Orevpr Tho enantN{ n tho NINA ,rlop
i was decided to give up work is said to
have been affecting, but the stern reali.
lies OF lie were staring them in the face,
and everyone knew that more lives
would be lost were the work pushed
;orward. This had its weight, but many
'elt. that it was too bad they had to
:ease. The inspectors congratulated
themselves on the one fact that not a
nan Of the rescuing party was injured
n any way. y Inspector Biick said last
light that this was the great thing OF
which they were proud.
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:, bE ,E sure II and 20 to the Printers' Picnic
on the Fourth OF July. : 1eu'e' :

W., WY continue the use OF j7itstin,.
powders, snuils or liquids. Rlv'a GreaT;
balm, pleasant OF application and san. = snr"
cure y ior catarrh and cold Ia head. can.he %
hau ior.5oc. It is easily applied into tho 10
n;ostIlls, ID sale and pleasant. and ia cur @
lux ra,;at tae O. most obs innate cases, Il Owe, i've
80 AHyAW
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Russian Gamblers Sent to Siberia,

LONDON, July "a gambling club
was raided by the police of St. Peters,
burg few days ago, and all OF the in
mates were arrested. The players were
released with fine the next day, but
the principals were held for trial. Yes.
terday they were tried and sentenced to
exile in Siberia for five years. -.
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Why They Wan. n nm Advance.

cH!fcAao, auly a.-Eight hundred
sleeping car and dining car porters, run
ming into Chicago, threaten to strike
soon unless M they get a raise to $40 per
month. They now get sl5. The tipping
system is, they say, on the decline, and
they are compelled to ask for an INCREASE
in wages on this account. 7slI :
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We accept the Issue Of Quay!sm rendered BY
tho late Republican convention. and We a:
rnirn Tho Republican party for Its u,urpation Of
rrnmcnt which tho people Of tho States have
no. gfancd for placing In .he hands M Of dSta
Xn,,se oi Reprc,rptatiycs tho power 70 leSis
ste % for ihe KcP1esentstiveso oi tho whslo people:
for i,s open disregard for the proyislons o. INC
Civil seivlce law. which thy President q lts
choice was salemnly pledged +? suppoIt; los ~ Its
Discharged soldiers OF the uxon; 81 its cca,e' a.
less efforts 10 promote sectional strife nnd dis'
iNrh tho tranquility Of the country; ior its laSin
Gnd reckless expenditure OF the iaoi'S iaoar5S'
for lls passsge through tho House o. Kepsessu'
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A quantity OF salamander which has
Tor some time been lying in the yard at
the Bellaire b|astfurnace, is being blown
to pieces with dynamite. When a blast
is put off it rains aalamander in the
river all around. Yesterday, ono piece
weighing three pounds and two ounces
was thrown clear across the river, strik-
ing on the iron floor around the top of
the stack; making n big cent in il" and
bounding of, fell on big timber on the
ground, making big hole in it. Fortu-
nately nobody was hurt and no harm
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declared q Divl,lend.

{ BasyeN, July a.7The directors Of the
Boston and Montana consolidated cop.
per and silver mining company to-day
declared dividend Of 81 so per share,
payable August l. The balance Of as.
sets July l,,lS9N, were 81 ,OO3,0S4.
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Suggested by the Woman Surrnglsta to AL.
m!t tho State of Wyoming. q ~.
WASHINGTON, July 2.-The National
Woman Suffrage Association, through
Jane H. spotord, Its Treasurer, and tie
National 'yoman's Christian { Temper.
ence Union, though Ada NJ. Bitten.
bander, Its Superintendent Of Retitions,
called upon the President to-day and
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s<ctdi Ditpdtch to tie Inteai1eretr. -
PARKERsDuRo, W. VAgGJuly,o.-The
Zanesville Oil Company began two new
wells near, Davisville, this county; yes
terday. They. are on Hugh Whites
place. The operators say that II they
do not get oil at one place they will at
another. They are very confident Of
finding the grease. tnii 01I rs zfisae
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! % - M Z - = =
pcntl, OF william, Ebbltt,

NEw YoRK, July 2.-William Ebbist,
for whom tho noted Washington hos.
telry, the Ebbitt House, wao named,
died yesterday at the lyest Point Hotel,
West Point. Tho cau1e Of his death wss
Bright's disease. Mr.. Ebbitt was nearly
eighty years Of age,
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asked him TO aign the bill providing for
the admission Of the State Of Wyoming
into the Union on tho Fourth OF July.
The Wyoming bill provides for political
equality without distinction Of sex, and
the advocates Of woman suffrage say
that they, desire To- celebrate the Fourth
Of July in honor OF this beginning ofatrue
republic In connection with the events
f6r which the day is already commeno-
rated. 1t Is tho intention to have the
Wyoming and Idaho bills sent to Cape
May Point, whore the President will pass
the Fourth, and request him to sign
them there ID -.,-,a,4t -
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/, sti'ft.3 s-ii ,y1rNIt,'
~ 40 AIT DAN

The bill was passed-Y ems, 155; nays,
l4e. The House then at 0:o5, adjourned,
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q ClnF'nnnti Carpenters Resume Work,
CINCINNATI, a., July n.-The striking
carpenters yesterday agreed to return to
work for those bosses who were willing
to give ten hours pay for nine hours'
work after July Is. OF the 1900 men
who are now unemployed, about 1000
will be able to obtain work, and for the
benefit OF the remaining 500 an assess.
nent Of a dollar a week will be levied
on each Of the men ut work, g1.Sil;,,!.
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Great Damage by cloud purst,

Cosucc7oS, ONO, July e.-on Tues.
day evening q cloud burst over Ooshoc..
ton county, caused the loas Of thousands
Of dollars. The Pan Handle and Co.
shocton railroads were badly washed out,
The Ohio canal is broken ,in seyeiai
PLACED and the water has damaged crops
and drowned stock,
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Worlds Fair site Accepted.

ACnlcAao, July a.-The Worlds Eais
National !. NJ Commission this afternoon
formally accepted tho joint slte consist
ing OF lake front and Jackson Park as
the location for the Columbian Exposl.
ton, by a vote Of IS to II,
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Allegheny, l3; New York, 8. IN. L.)
Pittsburgh q; Boston, j.. (P. H. b
Chicago, 10; Philadelphia, 8. (P. IL
Philadelphia, @; Chicago, 4. IN .L.)
Cincinnati, Q; Brooklyn, |. tN..L.) 3
Buffalo, II; BROOKLYN, II. (P. L.
Cleveland, Q; New York, Z. (P. L..
Boston, 5; Cleveland, !. IN. L.)
st. Louis, @; Rochester, 9. (Asso.
Louisville, s.; Brooklyn, 3. (Asso.)
Syracuse, I; Columbus, q. (Asso.
Toledo, 8; Athletics, 0. (Game stood
to s in ninth inning, when Athletlcs
sicked on umpire's decision, and the
club left tho field.) n. .al
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LOUISVILLE POSTOFFlCE.
Mrs. Thompson's Plucky Fight In vain-Tho

Mrs. .Thomrson's Plucky Fight In vain-Tho
1, Sucocssrnl Candidate.
Special Dt,pateh to he Inltltoeneer.
WASHINGTON, y. G., July 2.-It looks
tonight as though Mrs. .Thompson's 8
plucky fight for. the Louisville, n.y.,
pos.olljce has been in vain. A well
authenticated report Is in circulation to
tile effect that John Barrett, one Of the
three male applicants for the office, will
be appointed tomorrow. Mrs. Thomp.
son is daughter Of the late Bishop
Campbell, and n cousin OF A. W. Camp.
bell, Of Wheeling.
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Games on tho Tunnel Green,

2 The Keystones and q picked nine
played on the Tunnel Green yesterday
afternoon, and the Keystones paralyzed
them to the tune OF 20 to l. They will
play again this afternoon. Batteries,
ior, keystone States, johnson aud Tabor,
picked nine, McClelland and Gray.
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Marion OIL Field.

Special DiToteh to The lnttllioauer.E
FAlRMoSr, W. Va, July 2.-Thc Col.
FAX well has reached the Gordon,sand,
but all is-mum. Suffice il to say they
have wired for tanks to be sent by ex-
press. The P. W.Youst well, at Fair
view, hos pumped seventy.barrels in the
last twensy,lour hours In The Dunkard
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Special Dt'roteh to the IA.elligeneer. -.sE.2'
BELMONT, July 2.-Brockunier Bros.
well, on the Ohio side, near the O'Neal
dry hole, which came in light with ten
feet Of sand, will be shot and Htubed.
After the -O'Neal disappointment, the
fact that this well showed up at ali was
d aurprise. .aLn--l. IA .Ltcn-, -.rh itaE h
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! Cincinnatps tt mpvrnturc.

I CINCINNATI, o., July 2.-The temper
ature moderated nicely last night and is
still lower today than at this time yes
terday. The accumulated effect OF pre-
viops hot weather, rather than tho heat
OF that day, Oapsel nearly twenty PROS.
trations from heat Yesterday and four
aeatfia. .N.L -. h. -L--.-,-
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Peabody Institute Rurned

PEABODY, Mass, July 9.-The Pea.
body Institute at Danvers was burned
to the ground this forenoon LoBs
$4,000. The fire was caused by painters
who were burning the old paint from
the building. Tho building was the
gilt OF George Peabody, and was in
RQElQ. - ---LL-- :. = u ~ n .------ b
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spoelal Dispatch 10 he Inlelltgdoer.
~>WAsnINaroS, D. g., July o.-West
Virginia pensions were granted to-day
as follows: g
IOriSinal-William T. D. NIather, King.
wood; William II. Paugh, Elk Garden.
lncrease-Smith Kettle, Kingsyille;
George NJ. Peddle, Elizabeth; William
Alkire, Ellenboro.. ,..
Original widows, &c.-sarah A.,
mother Of Enos E. McDOugal, penns:
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Z ATLANTA, GA, July Col. Hardman
makes formal announcement Of his with
drawal from the Goveznorship race.
This leaves the field clear to Col. North.
en-, who, from the present Indications,
will have everything his own way. Va
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A Boy Lost All S,r,,t.

An eight.year.old son OF. Charles
Gaoppe, living at 1915, EoA street,
wandered OF from home when the FIRE
alarm rang Tuesday night, and was not
found by his distressed parents until
yesterday morning. He had been taken
in by family living on Boggs' run. ~
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GRAvEsuunsr, OSr,7July o.-John
Hoard u, of Bala, Muskoka Lake, and
Miss Hostetter, OF Toronto, while boat
ihg on Moon 1IYet Yester5sy, vere. car.
fiGd over the 'ialls and both were
drowned, {:
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E43s7!kR, N. f., July3,22--Gea, Gilman
Alarstop, ez.Vnited States Senator and
Representative, soldier, lawyer andpol-
ltician, Is suffering from blood poison
Ing and his case is considered practically
hopeless. o7i,ssy 9,srs ~ hso'l7 .t7 ~ =: