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Il understand your new paper is not
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Young Renfield bowed his head in as
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and his grief was too deep for words.
When his paper suspended the day be-
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Of his life and failed. Only an author
filled with youthful ambition could
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oil when at last the chance came for him
10 make a strike for honest fame. But
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his little sheet went the way Of many d
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of his sorrow were over he had come To
her he loved the best in the world. feel
ing sure that she could ease his pain.
"It isn't for myself alone | feel so
bad lac went on The publisher was
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of money in the venture, and while |
did my best can't help feeling that |
was the cause of his misfortune What
| lost in comparison was nothing.
''Of course IL wasn't" she replied. Il
understand just how it was you lost
nothing. Y IL pnt in the brains. New
York Evening sun.
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Housr or DRLrGArKs.

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ANNAPOLIS, March 10th, 1888
Mr.. o.. p. Knight, 211 Il. Lonab0rd ST..
Baltimore.
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Eueni1ru Capital.


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Contrary TO the usual suppositiou.
cockrnachea are quite cleanly and de-
vote great deal of time 60 the toilet
1t is an interesting sight TO watch a Gro
ton bug carefully cleaning first its an
tenn9 and then its legs by passing them
through its multiple mouth parts.-P Pro
fessor Riley.
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o,yrox "MARYLAED JouRsAL."

TowsoE, May 18th, 1891.
Mr.. @. r. Knight
Dear Sir:-In answer to yours of 18th, !
find / had INV dwelling, painted with the
NEW JERSEY ENAMEL PAINT, sold by
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put upon it in period of sixteen years. The
house still makes a presentable appearance,
though, after so long time, it now needs
painting again. shall not hesitate the pres
ent simmer TO again use the paint sold by you
Yours Truly, WIN. "a. RUBY IL
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The public auction Of lots at Murray
uiIl Win take place on Friday after
noon, November 18th, at > p. u.
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ST. JosErH's CoEyRxr OF MERcY.
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UNITED NINE
The Convention ut Cl,arleston-ThcY VIII
Stand by tho Lnw-,icssrs. Ferguson and
Waits Advised Them to Do so.

Tic Convention ut Charlcston-ThcY VIII
Stand by tho Lnw-Mcssrs. Ferguson AMI
Waits Advised Them to Do so.
Special Dipatch 10 tie Intelligence.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, April l3.-The
annual convention OF District II, United
Iron Workers Of America, mot ycster.
day, with President NJ. I. Moran, Of
Wheeling, in tho chair. A good repre-
scntation was present and tho usual
routine business was transacted, and a
committee ~ appointed TO wait upon
Gen. @, G. Watts and Judge j.. II. Fer.
guson With un invitation to address tho
convention. Tho following resolutions
woro adopted:
"WnEREAs, Tho legislature OF this state
at Its last session passed acts directly
interesting TO tho minors OF tho state,
therefore, DO It
"Rcsolvci, That we, tho delegates OF
District IL, United Mine Workers OF
America, in convention assembled, do
hereby urge all miners, organized and
~unorganized, TO stand by tho laws rs en-
acted and earnestly request them 10
sign no contract with their operators
that will in any way nullify or give
thcm any opportunity to make the plea
to tho honorable supreme court OF up.
peals that the miners are in any sense
dissatisfied with said laws; and We
further propose to stand by and enforce
tho spirit and letter OF these laws rs On.
acted" z.
This morning the usual routine bust
ness of the convention was attended to
and General Watts and Judge Fcrgu-
son, in response to invitation, appeared
and addressed tho convention in regard
to the new mining laws, which have
been the subject of so much comment
in this valley for some time past. They
advised tho miners to sign no contracts,
and assured thom that similar laws arc
now in effect in Pennsylvania, Indiana,
Ohio and Illinois. They announced
themselves as willing to represent tho
minors before any OF the courts without
any compensation, MS they feel that
their regulations are to some eStont at
stake on the constitutionality OF these
laws.
At the close OF their addresses tho
following resolution, offered by Henry
Stevenson, OF Coalburg, was adopted:
WHEREAS, Tho Hon. Judge J. II. Fer
guson and Gen. &C. Watts have Mt all
times held themselves ready to advance
our interest on u just and equitable
basis, therefore, be it
"ResOlWd, That District II, United
Mine Workers OF America, do hereby
return our sincere thanks for their SER
vices in our behalf ior their presence at
our. convention OF this date"
Tomorrow morning the committee
on resolutions will mako its report and
officers for the ensuing year will be
elected.
kanawha county is supposed to be
solid for McCorkle, but tho friends of
General Watts may yet prevail upon
him to enter the ring. Agreat big petit
ton may influence him to some extent,
and it is rumored that he may be heard
from in q day or two.
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Ohio Appointments,

Special Dispatch TO The Ltetliqencer.
COLUMBUS, O., April Ex-Governor
Mckinley to-day made the following
appointments: Byron S. Stanton, OF
Cincinnati, as member OF the state
board OF health, to succeed Joseph L.
Anderson, OF Hamilton county, re-
signed. Robert N. Hazeltinc, of Ma
honing county, as chief inspector of
mines, to succeed himself. J.. ". VOL
ford, OF Cedarville, Greene county, as a
trustee OF the Dayton insane asylum, to
succeed II. Cummins, resigned. Oscar
7. Sheppard, OF West Alexander, Noble
county, as trustee Of the Dayton insane
asylum, to succeed Charles +. Brooke,
ir., resigned,
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Of Fulton, claims to have boon in Mt tho
cspture, but Smith, Mrs. Wilhelm and
other eye witnesses shy tho claim Is un-
founded. Even when he was about to
catch the man, Smith says, the men on
the pike cautioned him, saying, "Watch
out Flo has a gun!' and other similar
things.
.1n the pursuit Maier wadcd tho
creek, and his trousers were wet up 10
tho knees. lle was haggard weak, and
very dirty. 1t was said by those who
knew him that he must have fallen of
fifteen or twenty pounds since the muir.
der.
Smith held tho man till Lieut.. Ter.
rill anu tho other two officers reached
tho SPOT, when ho turned him over To
1crrill,
Hc was h%andcufred and taken aboard
tho next inbound Elm GroAe truin.
DID Nor SAY MUCH.
Whom Lieut.. Terrill asked him II he
knew his wife was deal, he said yes he
knew 1t that night. This does not tally
with what ho afterwards told the re.
porter.
He said he could not tell Just where
he had been, except that he was at Bell
aire Tuesday, and had been back OF
There since tho crime was committed.
lilo did not know where no went after
tho shooting. He ran rs long Ms ho
could, and then sank down beside q
road. After while he was rested, and
got up and ran on again. IIe had slept
III barns one or two nights.
As loon rs the prisoner was safe in
jail Capt. McNichol telegraphed In.
spector liyrnc that he need keep no
further watch for tho murderer, as he
had been captured. OF all tho officers
in tho country informed OF tho crime
and OF the fact that tho fugitive was ut
large, Inspector Byrnc, OF New York,
was the only one who responded, assur.
Ing the authorities OF his Willingness TO
cooperate. ypy
Tho man wa scarcely in custody
until tho disposition to be made OF tho
5000 reward began to be discussed, and
all tho claimants took steps to make
their part in the capture, or in discover.
Ing inc mans presence, Known.
ANOTHER CLUE YESTERDAY.
Yesterday afternoon Chici of Police
McNichol received n telegram from the
chief OF police at Clarksburs asking
for q full and accurate description OF
Wilhelm Maier, tho wife murderer. 1t
was thought from this that in all proba.
bility the Clarksburg police had ar.
rested a man who seemed to answer
Maier's description. Tho description
was sent by telegraph and a fuller one
mailed. When Captain McNichol was
asked by an INrELL1GENcER man il he
thought probably the much wanted
Maier had been caught, he answered:
ut is possible, OF course, but I do not
hope for any such good luck"
The fact is the police were at O loss to
form any opinion. Every day clues
were followed up to no purpose, and all
had about adopted the idea that Maier
had gone far away. His capture so near
the city was as surprising as it was
gratifying. 1t saves expense, saves
trouble and leaves no doubt as to his
identity. People will now cease to sus.
pect every stranger OF his build Of be
ing the murderer.
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New York Lifo Election,

NEw York, April l3.-Tho annual
election OF the New York Life Insur-
ance Company was held to-day. II. G.
Mortimer, c. G. Baldwin, Walter II.
Lewis, Hiram r Steele and w. II.
Grace wero elected trustees without op-
position. Mi. Beers was not, renomi.
mated and is no longer a trustee of tho
company. President Mccall to-day re-
appointed Theodore II. Banta to his old
place as cashier, from which, he was re.
moved by Mr.. Beers and his trustees.
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OMAHA, NED., April 19.-Major Mont
brooke commanding the department Of
the Platte, at midnight telegraphcd the
commandant at IT. Kinney to send
three troops OF the Sixth cavalry to the
scene Of the cattlemen's difficulty in
Wyoming. The troops should have
reached the scene by daylight to-day.
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DIED,

ANDREWS-oa Wednesday. April 10, 1892, Mt
LBS p. m, MAETuA ElLzARErII, wife OF i. +.
Andrews. nged &C years. :
Funeral from her late residence. rear OF HOS Nc
Col!och street. Friday afternoon ut ? o'clock.
!, lntermcnt at Ieninsular Cemetery. Friends
Of the family invitcd.to attend. .
DUNLEVi-0n Wednesday morning, April 10,
1870: at I:l5 O'Clock, FRANK T.. DUHLEvY,
aged 81 years.
Funeral from residence of his brother, II. II.
Dunlcvy, GS3 Main street, at8 o'clock p. m,
Thursday, April II. In,ermeut at Nc Wood
Cemetery.
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a Comlmondnble Schema

CHICAGO, April 1S.--Mrs. Potter Palm
er and nine other well known women
connected with the Board of Lady
Managers OF the Worlds Fair, at a
meeting to-day, decided to Organize,
with the purpose OF erecting a building
for the accommodation Of women visit
ing Chicago during the fair, particular
ly those Of limited means. The aim is
TO have a structure that will comforta-
bly, lodge 5000 women at q cost OF 80 to
40 cents a day each. ~ >
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IP you need spectacles, eyes tire or
head aches when reading or sewing,
consult and have your eyes tested for
glasses without charge by Prof. Shelf,
the Optician, corner Main and Eleventh
streets. The only exclusive optician in
Il state. TTuSfw
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Died il KANSAS CITY,

A telegram was received By
the 1STELLlGENcER early this morn.
ing announcing that. Mrs: 4,John
X. List, formerly SofJ Wheeling,
died late last night at Kansas
City, at the residence OF James
II. Oglebay. 1t is probable the re.
mains will be brought to Wheeling fol-
interment.
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"AYEE's Hair Visor is a most excel
lent preparation for the hair. l speak
,of it from experience. Its use promotes
the growth OF new hair and makes it
glossy and soft. The Vigor is a sure
cure for dandruT."-J. w. Bower, editor
Enquirer, Macarthur, Ohio. D&w
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CHlcAGo, April lS.-Ciyil Service
Commissioner Roosevelt to-day caused
n sensation among politicians here by
starting to-day an investigation Of in
fractions OF the law prohibiting tie
solicitation Of campaign funds from fed
eral Office holders. 1t is said he secured
enough information to make it exceed.
ingly interesting for one or'two Repub-
lican official committeeman and also for
an agent Of the national committee.
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WASHINGTON, April1S.-In response to
q request of the governor OF Woming
the President has directed the United
States troops be tent to the scene OF the
rustler troubles in that state.
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E.cnrslon to plt,sburch,

April Gothic Baltimore & Ohio will
sell excursion tickets to Pittsburgh, on
account, OF the Lillian Russell engage.
ment, at the rate OF 50 for the round
trip, good returning until 2Srd, inclu-
sive.
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IN thousands OF cases the euro Of a
cough is the preventive OF consump.
ton. The sIrest cough medicine in tho.
world isDr. Woods Norway Pine Syrup.
Sold by all dealers OF q guarantee of
satisfaction. Daw
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snow Storm In Iowa.

BooNE, IA, April ia snow storm
set in this morning which turned into
q blizzard in a few}hours. The ground
is covered with snow and ascvere storm
is raging.
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THE latest Novelties in Footwear in
all the leading styles just received.
L Y. BLOND.
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ATTEND Emshcimor's Special Cash
Sale, y
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IIark Twain l:nli.
Turner Hall. Monday, April is.
Tickets for sale only at the door.
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LACE cURTAlNs-aEo. E. sTlFEL 4 CO.
LACE CURTAINS.
SECOND FLOOR.

Here at this season OF the year, when every per-
son wants new and fresh CURTAINS, we
call your attention to our line, which contains
hundreds OF different patterns (many OF them ex-
our own Of
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His VIFB'S GRAVE

Visited by Wilhelm Major, tho
Vito Murderer, Yesterday,