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TAKEN BY SURPRISE.
Full Details of the Capture of the
Southern Pacific Train Rnhhe1.s

SoubASEh 4 aCllic IFiiln 1SODDerS.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 22.-A Democrat
Del Rio (Tex.) special says: Full details
of the pursuit and capture of the South
ern Pacific train robbers reached here to-
day. The posse struck trail near Juno
on Tuesday, and pressed on They
caught sight of the robbers at p. M. at a
distance of 800 yards in deep canyon in
Live Oak, near Grierson Springs, in
Crockett County. They We're unsus-
pecting of the pursuit, and We're proceed
ing leisurely in the direction of the Texas
Pacific, which road they are thought to
have had designs upon. The posse ap-
preached unseen to within a hundred
yards of the men when the back horse of
the robbers took fright and made dash
which caused the men to look around.
when they discovered their pursuers
Captain Jones ordered charge, and a
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EASTERN BASEBALL.
Chicago Admitted to the America
ASScnintinr,

Chicago Admitted to the American
Association.
CHICAGO. Oct. 22.-The American Base
ball Association held its regular meeting
here to-day. The Association was re-
ported in good financial condition, and il
was voted by the Directors that tho new
Chicago club be admitted to membership.
President Phelps, in his annual report,
spoke rather harshly of the suspicion at
tached to the closing of the League games,
and congratulated the Association on its
freedom from such suspicious. Regard
ing the trouble between the League and
Association, he expressed the conviction
that the League will agree to no settle
ment unless assured of the best Of it,
Chicago was admitted to the Association.
but the applications of other clubs were
deferred, with a small hope of being
granted, unless the circuit is enlarged to
twelve cities
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Waldo McGregor each won two heats,
Best time, 2:274.
Glove Fight at Los Angeles.

Los ANGELES. Oct. 22.-Billy Manning,
the veteran lightweight of this city, de-
feated Billy Lewis Of San Francisco in
ten rounds in the rooms OF the Pastime
Athletic Club tonight. The fight was
hotly contested one from start to finish,
both men being on even terms to the end
OF the eighth round, when both were too
groggy to strike decisive blow. In the
ninth Manning was forced through the
ropes, but rallied, and only the call of
time saved Lewis. In the tenth and last
Manning felled Lewis three times in sue
cession, and the latter failing to rise
within ten seconds was counted out
amid great excitement.
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Held to Answer for Murder.

MARTINEZ, Oct. 22.-The examination
Of Edward Latour on charge of mur-
der, for the killing Of Dennis Lucey at
Port Costa on the night Of the 9TH inst,
was held before Justice Smith to-day, and
the defendant was held to answer before
the Superior Court. The defense offered
no testimony
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Riverside ornnge Cron.

RIVERSIDE, Oct. 22.-Estimates are
now being made on the Riverside orange
crop. Conservative authority claim that
ZOO carloads will not be far out of the
way. Many new orchards are bearing
sor the first time this year, all of which
present gives strong indications of being
he choicest ever grown in the valley.
'ihe size and shape of the fruit is said TO
De largely due TO the liberal use of fer
iilizers. The trees are SO heavily loaded
rs to require unusual propping to pre-
serve the branches,
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Pank nefanlter Sentenced.

DUBLIN, Oct. OF. L. Dubedat of
Dubedat & Son, bankers and brokers in
this city, whose failure and disappearance
with liabilities estimated at $780, coo was
announced early in January last, pleaded
guilty to defrauding his creditors. The
prisoner was then sentenced to one years
Imprisonment with hard labor and TO
seven years penal servitude.
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Los Anmeies Races.

Los ANGELES, Oct. 22.-Futurity stake
Cor two-year-olds, Pescador won, Capis-
trano second. Time, I:024. Handicap,
one and quarter miles, Gladiator won,
Moses b. second. Time, 2:093 One and
one-sixteenth miles, Rube won, Guada-
lnpe second. Time, 1914.
In the special trot. Miss Monroe and
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AMONG TIE uoRsEMEN.
John Macl1ey ships a Carload of Mares
TO California.

TO California.
New YORK, Oct. 22.-John Mackey
will ship a carload of mares to California
to-day. Haggin was disappointed in not
securing st. Blaise. 1t will not be a sur
prise to many horsemen il the great Aus
tralian Carbine comes to America. His
magnificent performance with 14Opounds
on his back Of two miles in 3:2S stamps
him as one of the best horses in the his
tory OF racing, but his merits as a sire
will have to be proved to make him any
where near as valuable as St. Blaise. a
syndicate of wealthy Englishmen intend
to breed on an extensive scale, and will
try to secure 500 acres of suitable land
within 500 miles Of New York They
will import some tried sires and dams,
and will secure some native mares also
American-bred mares sold in England
this year averaged over 81 100, so there is
profit in breeding them for either
market
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Suicide at san Diego.

SAN DIEGO, Oct. George Dellovitch,
q Slavonian, 80 years of age, committed
suicide this morning by shooting him
self. He placed the muzzle of a revolver
to his forehead and fired, and died in
stantly. lie was workingman, but has
been out Of work for some time. De-
spondency is thought to have been the
cause. a Coroner's inquest viii be held
this afternoon
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Fatal Boiler Explosion.

MAYvILLE On. d., Oct. 22.-The boiler
Of threshing machine on the Grandin
farm exploded to-day and six men were
killed. Their names are NJ. NJ. Erch-
berger, FL. Baarstad, A. L. March. A. w.
Blowers, William Clark and one un-
known. the explosion was caused by
forcing cold water into a heated boiler
when the water was low.
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Only a Small Shower.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. pa special from
Houston, Tex, says: One ofthe racnhmen
who put up his money to induce the rain
makers to experiment in Southwest
Texas, says that after three days and
nights of continual bombardment only a
small shower of a few moments duration
was had. which was followed by a cold
norther and a clear sky
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Fatal Rnilrond Accident.

PARIS, Oct. 22-While train was run
ming at fun speed near Lyons to-day the
roadbed suddenly collapsed, owing to the
fact that it had been undermined by
floods, and the engines and cars We're
hurled from the road and tumbled down
an embankment. The engineer and hre-
man were killed and number OF pas
sengers badly injured.
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Pacific Coast Presbyterian synod.

ALBANY (Or.) j, Oct. 22.-The Pacific Coast
Synod of the United Presbyterian Church
met this evening. The opening sermon
was preached by Rev. w. w. Logan of
Portland, the retiring Moderator The
attendance at the synod is very small, the
Presbytery of San Francisco being rep
resented by one minister and one dele
gate, and the Presbytery of Los Angeles
by one minister. 1t is probable that this
will be the last meeting until the Synod
is divided.
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Three Were Injured.

KANSAS CITY, Oct. 22.-A collision oc-
CURED on the Kansas City, Council Bluffs
and st. Joseph Railway near Murray's
station this morning, between a freight
and northbound passenger. Engineer
Eager, of the passenger, was fatally in
jured, and express messenger Ravenaugh
severely injured. A newsboy named
Tanner was badly hurt. The passengers
were shaken up, but no one was injured.
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Collision OF Freipbt rT,.otns

PITTsBURG, Oct. PA head-end col
lision of freight trains occurred at Round
Bottom Station, on the Pittsburg, Nc
Keesport and Youghiogheny Railroad,
early this morning. Both trains We're
badly wrecked, and engineer Scott and
brakeman Green were instantly killed.
The other trainmen escaped by jumping.
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Rnnlr EnfI11rn-

LEwIsBURG (Tenn.), Oct. 22.-The Bank
of Lewisburg, the only financial institu-
tion in the city, made an assignment this
morning. Bad collections and contrac-
ton Of the money market are given as the
cause. 1t is thought that the assets will
exceed the liabilities.
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sunol Can Beat Her Record.

LEXINGTON tKy.l, Oct. 22.-A. A. Bon
ner, son of Robert Bonner, now here at
tending the races, after hearing of Sunol's
exploit at Stockton, wired Marvin, her
trainer, as follows: "Allow me to con-
gratulate you. Do you think Sunol can
beat 2:0S4 this season ?" Marvin replied
to-day, 81 believe Sunol, everything
favorable, can beat her recordn
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Racing at Gilrov.

GILRoY, Oct. %. = The second days
racing resulted as follows: The first race,
trotting, Starlight won, Bayrum second.
Best time, 2:334.
The second race, running, six hundred
yards and repeat, Vale dor won, Sorrel
Harry second. Best time, 0:32.
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Could Not Agree.

SALINAS, Oct. %. = The jury in the
hawes murder trial, after being out over
sixty hours and not being able to agree,
were discharged at noon to-day. They
stood six for murder in the second degree,
three for murder in the first degree, and
three for acnnittal
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Terrible Gale.

LONDON, Oct. PA terrible gale, ac-
companied by tremendous seas, is pre-
vailing at Anglesea, in the Irish Sea. A
Norwegian brig was driven ashore at
that place and wrecked. The imperiled
crew, after a desperate struggle, was res
cued by the life-Saving crew.
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APPROACH OF WINTER.
Rain Falling at ITealdsburg, Corning
and SiSS0n.

TEALDsBUEG, Oct. Grain began
falling here last night and has continued
.ailing gently up to the present time.
Although many tons OF dried grapes are
rtill exposed, it is thought that unless the
sain continues no serious damage will re-
suit.
CORNING, oct. 22.-Showers commenced
alling this afternoon, and it looks as if
they would continue. Three-fourths OF
tho wheat is sown.
SISsoN, oct. CT commenced raining
this afternoon and rained all day. with
prospects of a big storm. The wind is
south
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HIGH WATER.
Great Amount of Damage by Floods Il
England, France ana Spain.

England, France ana Spain.
LONDON, Oct. 22.-The Thames is ris-
ing rapidly, and at Windsor flooding the
meadows, a portion of the race-course
and the playfields of Eton College. Miles
of the Home Park and Egham Meadows
are also submerged. Many acres of land
around Maidenhead, NARROW and Henley
are submerged. From Bath comes the
report of the drowning of two boys i'll
the flood. The situation in the low-lying
parts Of the country is serious. In Lin
colnshire and Wiltshire many factories
were compelled to stop operations, the
ground floors being inundated.
FLOODS IN FRANCE.
PARIS, Oct. 22.-Floods in the Depart
ments of Ardiche and Gard are causing
immense damage. Many persons have
been injured, and it is feared some
drowned. The river Rhone continues to
rise. Between st. Germain des Fosses
and Mines the roads are covered with
water to a depth of six feet, the plains
being converted into lakes and the vii
layers forced TO take refuge in churches.
IN SPAIN.
MADRID, Oct. 22.-Vast tracts of land to
the south of Sierra Nevada are SUBJ
merged by floods. The Caduer River
oyerfowed and crops in three districts
have been destroyed and a number OF
persons drowned. Terrible distress ex-
lists among the inhabitants. The coun-
try about Manresa, a province of BARGE
Iona, was swept by a hurricane which
did much damage.
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SnlalI-Pox Ravages.

MONTREAL, Oct 22.--Five new cases of
smallpox have been reported.
TRENTON IN. J.), Oct. 22.-SmalI-pox
has made its appearance in the Italian
quarter here, and the Health Officer fears
it will become epidemic.
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school Bonds Carry.

SAN JOSE, Oct. pa dispatch to the
Mercury from Madrone, in this county,
says the proposition to issue $1,000 bonds
for new schOol-house was carried by an
overwhelming vote, only four ballots be-
ing cast against it.
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Set Both Crazy.

SALEM or, Oct. Or. G.. Patton and
wife were brought to the Insane Asylum
from Sunnyside this evening. It is said
that he has been practicing mind-cure on
his wife, who was i'll, and the result was
that the reason of both was dethroned.
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THE OHIO CAMPAIGN.
Large and Enthusiastic Gathering
OF Republicans at Findlay.
SECRETARY FOSTER SPEAKS ON THE
ISSUES OF THE DAY.

Democratic Success in Ohio Means the
GerrymanderlnG of tho state so
That q Majority of the Presidential
Electors WIN be Democratic-The
Silver Question and Mckinley Tar
iT Act Discussed at Length.
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parnnl1 nfed Intnstntn.

LONDON, Oct. 22.-It is announced that
Parnell made q will in favor Of Mrs.
O'Shea before he married her, but the
marriage annulled the will, and, there
fore, he died intestate. Mrs. Parneli is
entitled 10 half the personal and one-third
of the real property left by Parnell.
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Pension Awards.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 22.-California pen
sions: Remold A. backwards, Edward
n. Morden. Peter J. Moldts, Thomas B.
Smith, Jos. 4: II; Smith, Rodger Rynes,
James E. West, Mathew Atmore, George
D. Williams, William Murphy, Marion
f. West, John d. Preston and Cordelia A.
Nickerbocker.
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Fourth-CIass postmastArs.

Los ANGELES, Oct. 22-The fourth
Class Postmasters of the State met to-day
and organized an association. Delegates
Will be sent to the National Convention
at Washington, in December.
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The wurtemberg parliament.

STUTTGART, Oct. 22.-King William of
Wurtemberg to-day opened Parliament.
The new King expressed warm satisfac-
ton at the reunification of the Kingdom
of Wurtemberg with Germany under the
late King Charles. He announced that
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4 Veterinary SURGEON Kins Himself.

ST.. PAUL (Minn.), Oct. 22.-Dr Charles
\. Stein, veterinary surgeon of Custer's
regiment, Seventh Cavalry, was found
dead in his house Tuesday A partly
empty vial of prussic acid showed that he
had taken his own life. He was 53 years
of age.
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bills would be introduced providing for
the revision Of the Constitution, the pro-
motion of economic legislation and for
reform in taxation.
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Verdict of Not entity.

SAN RAFAEL, Oct. 22.-On the second
trial of J. L. Austin, ex-County Treas
urer, on charge of elnbezzle!nent, the
jury brought in a verdict of not guilty.
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LEGALLY SEPARATED.
Decision Rendered in the Famous
Pratt Divorce Suit.
JUDGE ELLSWORTH DECIDES IN FA-
VOR OF THE WIFE.

Important Ruling in a Comstock Min
ing Case-Northern and Coast Coun-
ties Visited by Rafn-The Farmers
Alliance and Industrial Union Con-
vention Selects Officers and State
Organizers and Adjourns.
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EIkins Denies the Report.

New YORK, Oct. 22.-The Herald says
the report that the President has tend
cred the war portfolio to Stephen b.
Elkins is emphatically denied by that
gentleman
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six-Day Bicycle Contest.

New YORK, Oct. 22-The 1,000-mile
post was passed by several contestants in
the bicycle race tonight. At midnight
the leaders stood: Partin 1,056, Aspin-
ger 031
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Passenger steamer Burned

ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 22.-A passenger
steamer on the Volga was destroyed by
fire near Rybinsk to-day. Seven persons
perished in the flames.
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Influenza in Austro-TTungary.
VIENNA, Oct. 22.-Influenza is raging
in Galicia; 1900 cases are reported from
Lemberg alone.
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REVOLT In PARAGUAY.
An Attempt Made to Overthrow
President Gonzales.
ROUTED AND DRIVEN
ACROSS THE BORDER.

veronetz-De Giers' Mission to Ger
many Said to be With the Object of
Bringing About Better Feeling
Between the Powers.
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Mr.. GeOrse Gilin, who has been dangerously
sick during the past weeE, is convalesclng.
Pfotracled meeting was begun at the NJ. E.
church GU Monday evening and large eongre-
CATION took part.
Contractor Moore Is receiving large consign"
ments Of IRE brick 10 be used In paving the
streets In the sp:inR.
". W. Holloway. who was taken suddenly and
dangerously sick several days ago, Is still quite
III and coulnCd TO his bed.
Miss Belle ClRylAnd, who has been the guest
Of her sister, MIS-, Charles love, during the past
few weeks, left Tor Pittsburgh yesterday TO visit
friends
The remains Of Mrs. Mary CArneS, OF Wells.
vile, were buried from the residence OF MS.
CafuCs's daughter, Ms. Glen. Bmnum, Al !
O'Clock yesterday afternoon. hn Carues was
the wife II jacob CArues, and resided hcie until
a few years ago, when they removed TO Wells
VILE, WHERE MT. CaTues engaged In business
The remains were brought here on Monday, and
the tHteFHent at weeEss cemetery yesterday was
attended BY 4 large circle OF friends
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One week from to-monoE the yo.sfs
Of wheeling vii Say whether they will
s,adnas to be ruled By the Wor'i sls-
nsat O! s9c!sty, or by the best. Too
much importance cannot be attached 70
de election, and & bsAooTss every good
citizen who bsl!sYes 10 arrestiHg toe
syIls which are diszraciag the city 70
maLs no bis mind to vote and soc that
ID, ps.khtor yo,es. We are Iothe to be-
llsys that the respectable, conservative
people Of wheeling will, through iodii'
tstepc-. permit the gAnblsrs and other
yiolatsn Of Law to agiia ssiee! their
MAYOR and Chief Of Police. It is Que
Thing % deplors evil and another TO
s,amp /, out. The one l5 done with the
mouth and the other ia done with thr
ballot. The last Is the method Of relief
demanded by the present situation.
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DEMoeRATIc papers profess to be
much worried Tor fear the present Con-
gress will adjourn without accomplish
ing much business, They forget that
the Foriy.fmt Congress, since its iuauG.
ural, has accomplished more important
legislation and redeemed more pledges
made to the people than any other Con-
Vress since the war-and this, too, in
spite Of the most stubborn opposition on
the part OF the Democrats ever witness.
ed. II the Democratic press is not salts
lied with theamouns of business trans
acted up to date, lot them address their
complaints to the leaders Of the Demo-
cratic fillibus,crs and obsuuCtionists.
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Wellington fDH.
She had determined to give her hus.
band Christmas present that he would
appreciate, so she purchased one Of those
fancy iittie silver pocket hasks for
liquor. He found II beside his plate on
the morning OF Christmas, and was as
apprpciatiYe as he ought to be, and she
was happy in the thought that she had
demonstrated how liberal she was in her
ideas, and how far she felt she could
trust him. When he got TO the office
no laid it on the desk and took a good,
long look at it,
"Christmas present." said q man who
had called on him.
Yes he replied; at is from my
wife. / don't see what in the world she
thought | wanted with Cologne. II 1t
was about three times as big as 1t is, |
could use It to carry whisky in, couldn't
I ~
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Tux finding oithe Congressional COM
mittee in the matter Of the Ohio ballot
box forgery investigation is not al.
together satisfactory. The ceusure Of
Mr.. Hslstead and Ex-Governor Foraker,
mild IS it is, is not Thoroughly just.
The two men were victims Of designing
iorgers and showed in many ways their
desire to do entire justice, and to make
amends for their iadiseretion in allow
ing themselves to be used as cats'paws.
Mr.. Halstead's course was particularly
commeudable and deserved more con.
sidoratO treatment ut the hands Of the
committee.
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tOIiAhnE

TOR sALE-S5OO EACH BUYS LOTS
II No - aud ~ Ia block No. ?. Old Falr
Ground addition, Size gNlD. Must be sold
for cash Al oEoc, ROLF u HARVEY, lJli Mar
kni kIrnai. lalU
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EIeurslon 10 lhs National Capital.

On Thursday, January -, the b. < U
L. r. Company will run one OF those
pleasau mid.WintCr excursions 10 Wash
ingion, which were 80 popular year
ago. The Tins for the excursion Is well
chosen, as the National Capital a. this
season is at the height OF It's political
and social glory. Both houses Of Con
gress are in sessiondaily with the CALLER.
ies always open TO visitors, Then, too,
there arc the monuments, the statues,
the pa!atial public bnilJings, and the
beautiful public squares and avenues,
always Interesting sights. Tho White
House, the Smithsonian Institute, the
National Museum, the Corcoran Art
Gallery, the Botanical Gardens and
washingtons Monument are open to all
visitors. Such an opportunity for visit
TO the City Of Magnificent Distances is
rarely presented as this.
The tickets will be good ten days, al
lowing ample time for visiting Alexau-
dria, st. Vernon, Richmond, Old Point
Comfort and points Of interest within
easy reach Of Washington.
Trains leave Wheeling at 1905, 400,
5:45 a. m, $50 and $50 p. N Wash
iugtnn, Pa, $3.50, II 20 .. IN, 1888 p IN. ;
Pittsburgh 500 a. m and 9:2O p. m. !
Bsnwood 1885, SOS a. m. aud 5 p. III.
Round trip IRON Wheeling, Washington
aud Benwood, $40 90; from Pittsburgh
5000 Corre8pondingly low rates from
other stationa. Through Pullman Sleep
ing Car from Wheeling on O:2O p. N
train and 1906 a, IN. tram. Parior Cars
on day train and Sleeping Cars on night
train from Pittsburgh. For tickets and
Parlor or Sleeping Car accommodations
call upon or address Agents B. & y. Il. +.
Ask for Van Houten's Cocoa-take no
other MW4P-4
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No lgfs 6AH-
A sensation was produced in military
circles In SiEhneeg. SoygoFod By q Peeu-
liar Incident. A young man Of seven.
teen, OgsipoG by name, IRON the city Of
nkyin, tried 10 commit suicide BY hang
ing. He was saved IN time and brought
before the authorities. Being asked
Ehy hs Wiahed - Kill himself, he said
that be desired to procure ior bis older
brother immunity from military service.
He loves his brother adsclionaiely. Ne1t
year that brother will have 10 present
himself for service in the army. But
young OssipOf breads the thought Of
having bis brother nGl.Eeatsd IN the
manner BIO has Eeeu military oitictn
maltrgating their suburdinGles. he
therefore wiGhps TO die 90 that his
brother might be the only son Of TIT
family and "a such be iIee tiom military
duty. Oe5pOh WAS put into an insane
asylum, that he might not have thu
chance OF circulating the slOry OF his at
tempt % kill hinaelt
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srFEn 3 Hls tHEarEIgE.
me Soldiers TIrsS VslI,J Al Hln aHs
uasn NaFth@a ASH.

me Soldier. Ilfsd . vsiisT a. Hln azs
ulsn HaTsasa AHaJ.
4 faaa Who les s.;sads5 biz Own er-
ssaiioa and sill s1ryiyss % re.Ets tie
ds,li.s q Fqrsly Eor.hg Of a shof. parE-
graph. Tie mau IN qusss!on, alihszEs
q pressnt serving 10 the humble eapad
% Of waiter In cae Of the Paris eziss,
Wa. tNvBt7-ons ysaFB ego, one q ise
Historical characters Of tue ToIid. hIs
name Is Cal. Martens, and 10 ls9 ~
va % ths po.us Of ss.Bg Pfoeiaoael
Prss.tenl O! Uruguay, When be va az
rested, chafg-d With ressoh, and sen
tened % b. shot.
Ga Monday, Jans .. Of that year.
says The - Louz R,Ygl.is, Be Ezs TAX
en- by platoon Of s0l1!sss cat Of ihs
capital % 3 cleared spot In the hear: 81
= iorss. AID bound 20 q chair. A. the
word "Fire nervous shock caused
MarterEs 70 fail 70 the zrOuat. DC dla
not hear tue Volley, bul la5Orsg WORK
Ing near by did. Tue workman went 20
Ascertain the cause, cav the soidlrEs
marching away and Martens badly
sounded, bul BOT dead By any means,
lyiag On tie g1uund. The !AD0rsE took
the Would.Js President home and cuEro
his wounds, and lie and Martens nos
8!isn teli Of the supposed execution OIL
the French preieudEr