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thickly settled as tho present town. OF
Fairmont. will require 500 acres Of
,ground-700 in addition to tho present
corporate boundary. Thus it will be
scen that every lot in tho Development
Company's grounds will be in demand
in the near future. We say this be.
cause those lots AFRO the most desirable
In this vicinity, first, because they are
moro advantagously situated in regard
10 location and rs 10 streets and alleys,
which arc permanently laid Off and OF
easy grade; and, second. because, within
short time all that territory will DO In
tho limits OF the town and part and par.
eel OF It and have the advantage OF city
government. These things combined
mako the lots Of the Development Com.
pany those after which tho people will
seek, because they will DO town pro.
pcrty and not morely and for IN In.
definite time q respectable suburb.
Tho sale Of these lots takes place on
tho grounds OF tho company noxt We'd.
nesday and Thursday, May Is and 10.
Excursion rates will be given on all
railroads, tickets good for return passage
May q. Scan tho advertisement In an
other column OF this issue. y
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ADrooDv FIGHT
Among tho ImprIson.d Dive Keepers In
the Grafton jail. Pr

Among tho IniprIson.d Dive Keepers In
the Grafton jail. Pr
Special Dtspdteh 10 the inttliiasnctr.
GRAFTON, W. Va, May ia terrible
encounter took place among the illicit
whiskey sellers confined in Jail hero
Wednesday night. While exercising in
the corridor they fell ont among them.
selves and in the fight that followed
every loose piece Of furniture in tho jail
that could DO gotten hold Of was used rs
n weapon. Tho janitor, who Is an old
man, ran out In town for assistance to
separate them and when no returned
with sufficient forcc 10 stop tho fight
broken chairs and broken heads wGro
visible everywhere, while tho interior
oil the jail looked like aslaughter house.
Blood was everywhere, on tho walls, OH
the floor, and most OF all on tho com.
batants themselves who had been I'M
lucky enough to DO on tho losing side in
the fight. Thomas Gilhart, Farley
Davis, and William Hamilton werc tho
worst hurt, while William Arlington
also had severe bruise, 1t Is reported.
OH one OF his temples. It Is said enc Of
the combatants had his nose broken
and Gilhart was thought to BIO seriously
hurt. A doctor was sent to tho jail rs
soon as possible. Nobody seems to
know what the fight started about. Tho
ianitor says they fought like wild beasts
in a cage.
A man who has "been there" says
that in the late dives OF this city, hid
away from sight and sound, such scenes
were OF frequent occurrence, and tho
public mono tho wiser.
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LEFT THE NIETHoDIsTs.
Hov. Goo. II. Mo1row Accepts n T.. T..
Call to Now York-No Doctrinal Differ.

Rov. Goo. II. MoGrow Accepts n +. +.
Call to Now York-No Dootrinnl Differ.
encsa.
Special Di,pateh 10 he Entelig.noS.
K,sawooD, ". Va, May 1S.-Tbc
many friends Of Or. Goo. II. McGrew
will DO intercstedto learn that he has
loft the NJ. E. church and joined the
Protestant Episcopal, and will become
an assistant min lister at st. Georges
church in Now York City. He was
confirmed at Calvary church by Bishop
Brewer, OF Montana, on Friday last.
For three years he has been pastor OF
St. Paups. and at tho last conference
was placed on tho supernumcrary list
at his request, though no was asked 10
remain and also had a flattering call
from western city. Some timo ny o
DR.. McGrew was asked to take charge
OF ono OF tho missions OF St. Barthol-
'mow's Protest Episcopal Church, but
his friends had no idea that his retire.
ment from st. Pauls meant that he
would leave the Methodists.
He seems to havo made up his mind
about it quite recently. His reason is
that he desires to do mission work, and
feels that he can do it better in tho
Episcopal church. There was no theo.
logical difference Ho was long mis-
sionary in India, and has u peculiar
fitness for mission work.
Tho Rev. George II. McGrcw is son
OF tho Hon. James G. McGrew, OF this
place, and has relatives at Morgan
town. He is a graduate OF tho Yves.
Virginia University. The NJ. L. Church
loses one OF its ablest ministers and tho
Protestant Episcopal gains an eminent
divine.
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Rod Mon pecnrn.e Grnres.

Special Dispatch 10 The lntdlfJtncef.
GRAFTON, W! Va, May 13.-Tho I'm
proved order OF Red Men decorated the
graves of their. departed brethren in
Bluemont cemetery here yesterday
afternoon. Hiawatha Tribe, OF this
city, was out in force and large delesa-
tions were here from tribes at Fetter-
man, Pennington and other points.
Headed by brass band tie procession
marched to the cemetery, each member
OF the order carrying large boquet OF
flowers, which, after brief but stirring
memorial address had been delivered
by John H. Holt, ESQ.,, was deposited
upon the grave OF a dead brother. In
spite Of tho disagreeable weather very
good crowd witnessed the ceremonies
White Form Council No. 3, Daughters
of Pocohontas, held a very pleasant and
profitable festival at Brinkman Hall
last night.
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4 Safe Ballot Box.
Special Dispatch to the Intellfgencer.

Spec1dI U'spdtcA 10 me IWeM1enccr.
klSewooD, W. Va. May 13.-County
Clerk ]. Ami Martin has devised q
novel ballot-box to meet the require
ments OF the now law. A metal door
with piece :of;wood d the thickness OF
the wood in tho box held;to the metal
by 4 knob on the upper surface OF the
metal, the door closes on a harp on
which two locks can be put. When the
balloting is done the knob is pushed,
which carried the under, or wooden
door, over the slot through which
the ballots are put. "A spring
pushes up and fastens this inside door,
thereby filling up the slot, and the slot
cannot be opened without both locks
being taken of. 1t is very simple yet
ingenious continuance and will meet all
the requirements OF the new law.
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Special Dispatch 10 the Lntclignccr.

opHc1u1 Dl'pdlcI 10 NC IHtHI1tHctF.
srEuBESvILLE, O., May 3O.-The coun-
ty Republican central committeeman
representing the city precincts mct in
tho probate judges office. and in con-
junction with Hon. R. G. Richards Sc
lected delegates and alternatcs for the
city OF Steubenville. Z;
nollingsworth is making fight to
capture delegates in Mt. Pleasant, York
and Empire precincts. He has some
followers in this city, but all tho sur
viving members Of the Nincty-eighth O..
V. l., OF which Colenel Poorman was
a colonel, are working and will vote for
the colonel. Richards will probably
have the forty-seven delegates from this
county as unit. $sf
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The LAND OF ELI"
a Favored Section Where Every
body Is "Gotting There"
WITH NO ROOM FOR DENNIS

And His Unfortunate Followcrs.-.If
You Arc Hustler You Can Have
What You Want..-1t Is Not, How.
ever, a "Press tho Button, and We
Do tho Rest" Country, but Live,
Progressive and Bustling Commu.
nifty, Whore Labor 10 Rewarded and
Industry Is Fruitful OF Rich Re-
sults-..Come In on tho Ground Floor
and DO With "Tho People"
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Educators are certainly the greatest
benefactors Of the race, and after read.
ing DR.. Franklin Miles popular works,
cannot help declaring him to be among
the most entertaining and educating
authors."-Netu York Daily. He is not
a stranger to our readers, as his adyer-
tisements appear in our columns in
every issue, calling attention to the fact
that his elegant work on Nervous and
Heart Diseases is distributed free by
our enterprising druggists, The Logan
Drug Co. Trial bottles OF DR.. Miles
Nervine are given away, also Book Of
Testimonials showing thatit is unequal
led Tor Nervous Prostration, Headache,
Poor Memory, Dizziness, Sleeplessness,
Neuralgia, Hysteria, Fits, Epilepsy. 2
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MAMMA Ito her little boy)-"Now,
Bonnie, If you'll DO good and 60 to
sleep, mamma III give you one Of DR..
Ayers nice sugar-coated Cathartic Pills,
next timo you need medicine" Bonnie,
smiling swectly, dropped of TO sleep at
Onco DIw
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Miss Lettie Hui,tley,

Is the sister Of Mr.. w. S. Huntley, Of
Cortland, N. Y, a we'll known car
penter and builder. Her frank state
men' below gives only the absolute
truth concerning her illness and mar.
velous recovery by the aid OF Hoods
Sarsaparilla. She says:
&c, ]. Hood 6 Co., Lowell, Mass:
Dear Sir: Twelve years ago began to
havo hemorrhages and four years ago became
10 low that tho physician: told mo
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TOR SALE-TWO PORTABLE
Il Steam Saw Mills, nearly new, one 81 lSlspJ
tho other 500. J. II. BRISToR, Martln.burr II
va. myl3.DiwV
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DIsoRDERED Liver set right with
BEEcHAM's Pills.
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PUBLIC SALE.
Will offer at public snlc on TIIUEsDR
MAY ~, 1852, at . o'clock p H., on Il.
premises. the farm owned By the late DllA
Peck situated In Richland township. Balnos;
county, Ohio, on the National ROad. Il, mis-
west OF St. Clairsyille The farm contains HI
acres OF good and well lying lind. well waie'tL
and in n good state OF cultivation. There Is %
hundred acres OF cleared land. the balance d
timber: about seventy acres in grass On ha
lHrm there Is a comfortable dwellinsh OrSs /
good Stable and wagon shed and other Necessary
out-buildings; an orchard Of good fruit irgts
apple. peach, plum, cherry. pear and quihhe
There is also o vineyard OF several huldf'
vines, consisting OF ten varieties OF tho NOS;
choice fruit
, The farm isin nn excellent nclghborhood, ON.
venicnt to schools. aud located as 1t Is on tha
National Road, will make very desirable hone
for a family.
& TERMS:-Onc.third cash on day OF sale, o:t
third In one year and one.thirl In two years IN.
deferred. payments to bear six per cent nieia;
and TO be secured BY mortgage.
ap2l < Executrix OF Daniel FecE:
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NOR SALE-TW0G WORE
~ HORSES and wagon. Apply 10 TIl0Wts
CLARK, 90 McColloch street iovii
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GENERAL NOTICES.
$500 REMERDI

Theundersigned willpay
$500 reward for the recoV'
cry of the body of D. M. Ca
rey, who was drowned in
Wheeling Creek, at the
Main street stone bridge,
on the morning ofJanuaFy
~, and the body is suppos'
edtohave beencarriedlnI
the Ohio river.
apis HRS. CLARA G. CAREL
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EOR RENT.
FOR SALE.

UERY DESIRABLE MARTINS
" FERRY property for s'le. Address IocE
box ~, Martins Ferry, Ohio LrAlSi,,
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sTocKHoLpERs'M

NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING
~ OF STOCKHOLDERS
PURSUANT 70 lIy.l.awS the annual ncetln, =,
the stockholders aud elcctlo. Of director, NJ r ot
Natural Ca, Company Of West Virginia IN 10
held az tho principal Office OF the c0Tr S, 70
Wheeling. w. Va, on TuESD AZ, TIlF' I'm
DAY OF MAY, 1897, at II 40 o'clock n m nm
aples re 'S tV''ssa s:y!,S.
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TOR RENT-NEW BRICK DWEII
IL ING: all modern Improvements ID rant
!cenih street, from about februNryl. lsji MI MI
DC leased inr term Of years!o responsible ps,ty
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FOR r EMIT.

TOR RENT-THE THREE. ST0pv,:
~ business house. No. 1874 Main S,te,, HN NJ
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EOR SALE-DWELLlSCi NO. IN
H. South Broadway. containing seven room,
hall and pantry Both gases and wafer Ia,
iOxl?O. Inquire on premises. anf
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TAKE your meals at Tho Milwaukee
Cafe. ROBERT GRANT, Manager.
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SALESMEN-wE MAKE 4 IIRF6
~ Al olcr TO travelling and local tnle. r,'n IL
every state who call on retail gruCesS I;i iI
ESTlRE WHEAT FLOUR Co, LIS Lake s,to a.
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WANTED-ENERGETIC MTy 10
w sell nursery stock; liberal salary an, !V
pensts paid; steady work guaranteed. SJ tIiiet
NcrIeryman. piterton, Nj "''i ,Eid,N,
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GOMSUmP Pr ION,

1hAro positive remedy for tho above disease; by Ito
ESQ thousands Of cases Of the worst kiad and Of long
standing haro boon cured Indeed 50 strong Is my faith
inits cc.cy, that will send TWO hotties FREE witt
o VALUABLE TREATISE on this disease to any mi.
fcrer who will send mo their Express and p. o. addrses
T. A. slocum, NJ. c., 1873 Pcnrl ST., N. Y.
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a Waste Of Money

but finding It would comfort her began tax.
ingit. In few days tho bloatlng began to
ssubsldc. I seemed 10 feel o llttlo stronger, but
only take ten drops Of SarsaparIlla at first.
I In two week, was ablo to sit up \ few min.
utcs every day. In o month 4 could walk
ncross tho room. Ono day asked what
( they, were to havo for dinner. and said l
so happy shc cried. It was tho - So.
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Rntos md Routes to tho West and North.
.-E E-H west, .risa 1s..s

Rato' md Routes to tho West and North.
west.
Should You contemplate a western
tripit would be well for you to consider
tho advantages of the Chicago, st. Paul
& Kansas City railway.
1t runs splendid through train SER
vice from Chicago to St. Paul and Min
neapolis, also to Des Moincs,. st. Joe
and Kansas City.
Rates via this route as low rs tho
lowest. For rates and full information
address j., A. GRANGER,
Ohio Passenger Agent,
S % Clinton Building, Columbus, o.
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FOR RENT
STORAGE HOUSE

~. The large Ice house at south end OF Main, S,.
any rough storage or stable. For pnrtIruis "
ply at tho office OF tho Wheeling Ice and Si",sip
Company ,nH6,, CHARLES W. C0NNER''ss
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There Was No Nope III
and l should soon dlo. could not DO moved
from my bed. Under my faco wero napkins
continually Redeemed with blood from my,
nlonln. could cnt nothing and had no
action OF the bowels for week.. The doctors
sniu tllo cause was ulcers III the stomach. AT
one more trial, and asked II would take
N0Od,S Sarsaparllla. told her It would DO
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pUBLIC SALE.

The, above sale has been postponed uz:l
Saturday. May II, at same place.
myl0 i. l. DONENER
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WANTED.

NANTEDGA GOOD Girl F05
oN general honscWork. Inquire at No TX ~
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Hnlf-Faro Excarsions to Minneapolis, uo.
Iona and Portland.
Tho popular Chicago, st. Paul & Kan
sas City railway will sell excursion tick
cts at one faro for the round trip as fol-
lows:
Minneapolis, Mimi, on account OF Re-
publican National Convention, June Z.
Helena, Montana, on account OF meet
ing A. Q. U. W, juno Is.
Portland. Oregon. on account Of Gem
eral Assembly Of Presbyterian church,
Maybe.
For dates OF sale and final limits ap-
ply'to ticket agents Of connecting lines,
or address for full Information,
J.. A.: GRANGER,
Ohio Pass. Agent, % Clinton Building,
|, Columbus, D. ,st;is 81 vi s =,
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TOR SALE
PUBLIC SALES
TOR SALE.

EOR SALE.
The undersigned. not desiring TO keep hoGq
but intending in the future TO board oiers hB
residence and grounds. No. 81 North York sirr4
for sale. II not sold on or before Saturday. N,r
!, 1872, will offer the same for sale at front do;
Of Court House and will sell same ut that tn!
providing acceptable bids are made Terms
easy. For further information. call OIL
apT i. L. DOVESER
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aplis
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For full information Ms to rates,
rooms, etc, address George D. De
Shields, manager, Deer Park or, Oak
land, Garrett county, Maryland. 4ts s:S,!:i
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-11-10
PLAYED WITH JESSE JAMES,

A Game Of Billiards With the Bandit
Just Before His Death.
~ played billiards with Jesse James
shortly before the Ford boys wound
up his checkered career" said Samuel
A. Grice, now at the Lindell. "Jesse
was living at St. Joe, under the name
OF Howard. Istrol!ed into q billiard
saloon one n ght, and he was at one
OF the tables punching the ivories
around, evidently waiting for game.
l offered to play, and we kept it up
until after midnight. We then walk
ed up the street together, and Incl
dentally fell to talking about the
large reward offered for the capture of
Jesse James. lie will never lie taken
alive, remarked my companion. DO
you know him? l asked. WELL he
replied, slowly, I know him we'll
enough to know that he will never be
Gagged up for fools to stare at
Two days later Jesse was killed. l
visited the undertaker's establish
ment where the body was laid out on
ice, and the dead bandit was my
companion of the billiard hall. He
had been taken at last, but they got
him dead. Jesse was a companion
able fellow, but utterly heartless.
When the James and Younger gangs
attempted to raid the bank at North
field, Mimi, and were driven off and
holly pursued, Jesse suggested that
they kill their wounded companions.
but Cole Younger, whose brother Bob
was one of the cripples, would not
consent. He stayed with the wounded,
was captured, and is now making
reapers in the Saltwater pententiary,
while Jesse looked out for No. 1,
escaped, and was perforated by the
pistol of Bob Ford. But the money
got by the Ford boys for their treach-
cry does not appear to have done
them much good. Charles committed
suicide and Bob got dose of the
same medicine he gave Jesse. The
path of the transgressor does not ap-
pear to grow any softer as the years
roll on.-St. Louis Globe-Demo-
GRAFT
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-11-10
w0LsRLEY BELIEVES IN NERVE.
The English General Thinks 1t the
Great Quality Needed In Soldiers

The English General Thinks 1t the
Great Quality Needed In Soldiers
During Lord Wolseley's first eight
years in the army hew at war every
year, and to this fact of continued
exertion he attributes his military
success. "There u.s." said he, but one
way for a young man to get on in the
army. He must be absolutely indif-
ferent to life.'
So faithful was he in carrying out
this maxim that his escapes were
manifold. He has had bullets pass
through the lapel and sleeves of his
coat, and shot have carried away the
cap from his head. He has been laid
low with wounds to which, the Youths
Companion says, many q stronger
man would have succun1bed, but, as
some one once said of him, che re-
fused point blank to die"
Lord Wolseley himself gives an in
teresting illustration OF the way some
victories are won. ave did it some
times simply through shouting" he
says. "Once we had no more than
twenty-five men. and we were shout
ing, shouting all the time. I could
not speak for four days, and some of
the officers lost their voices for q
week. We were firing from behind q
heap OF dead bodies, and told the
bugler to blow his very loudest while
We cheered, and rs the enemy thought
we had plenty of men in the rear we
won the day"
1t is interesting to know that so
determined a man refused to imperil
his success by any indulgence which
might weaken his endurance. At one
time he smoked great deal; but hay
ing once come to the conclusion that
it was injurious to the nerves he gave
up the habit forever. Before h. had
thus completely "sworn of" however,
deceased INDUCING in it before certain
important actions.
81 did not smoke for q week." he
said, "before Iel-el- Kebir was won,
and as wanted every iota of
nerve before l went up to take Khar-
toum gave it up then"
Nerve he considered the great
element needed in war. '"The wise
men who haven't it gave up," he
said 1.-THE fools stay on and come
to grief"
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FirurinE on the Result.

New York. Nov. 5.-The Herald says that
4 member Of the Democratic national com
mittee yesterday prepared this statement OF
the electoral votes that the Cleveland mum
ayers expect to obtain: The solid South.
100; New York, 80; Indiana, 10; New Jer-
scy, 1O Connecticut, =; Michigan, 6; Wis
consin, II. Total, 244. ''Now that table"
said the committeeman who made it up, 1--WE
are prepared to stand upon until election
day. We expect ~ carry uil the states men
toned therein. l think 1t can be said to be
a complete table, because l believe the en-
tire committee has confidence in the result
In these states, and | am sure Chairman
harrity has,
From semi-oiicial source this table Of
Republican expectations was obtaineu: Al
albania, IL; Colorado, 4: Illinois, "a: Iowa,
IL; Michigan, s; Nebraska, 3; New York,
3G; ohio, 70; Pennsylvania 81: South Da-
kota. 3; Washington. i; Wisconsin, II; Cal
i1ornia, 5; lilo. ,: Indiana, ID; Massuchu
sets, 10; Minnesota. .; New Hampshire.
4; North Dakota 3; Oregon, 4; Rhode ISL
ana, 4; Vermont, t; West Virginia, 6. To-
tai, 2.yS
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THE MARKETS.

AGO-WHEAr-No. . spring, 6)i
No. 3 spring, 574toG2c. No. 9 red, colo.
CoRN-No. . 4O2c.
OATs-No. ., 234c.; No. 3 white, 81 to3ltc,
RYE-No. 2, 4;c.
BARLEY-No. 2, Gao.
MINNEAPOLIS-WH l hard,
6S4c. No. Northern; &c; No. 2Northern.
63' u64c.
CoKN-No. 2 yellow, 4lc.
OATs-No. 5 white, Size.
RYE-No. >, al.
BARLEY--No. ). 3Sto45c.
ST PAUI.-WHEAr-N hard. 71to72c
No. Northern, Goto7Oc. No. 3 Northern
Is toGGc.
ConN-No. ;, soto4oc.; No. yellow. 40 to
4lc.
OArs-No. ., 2Sto29c; No2 white, 291 to
304c; No 3, 2Gto27.
BARLEY AND RYE-No 3 barley. IS to Acc
No. rye, 4S;o ,uc. malt. GUso7Uc.
GEpuND FEED AND MILIsTUFFs- No. l,
$l5.5n; TO l6. No ;, SlG.Outol6.5O; No.
SIG 5Oto3l7 100; low grade, e12.5O to ID; conr
meal, boitel, $40 to %. nboted, $500
to $l5.15, Dran bulk, $3.50 to 1850.
MlLWA u Ei.-N .,l.AT-.Nu. . spring,
7Oc; No. No. lnern, 76c.
CnKN-No. ,4,;t .43 C.
OArs-No. =, White, 81 to 4lc. No. 3 do.
32tu33c.
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A Human Vampire,

Columbus, Ohio. Nov. 5.-Deputy United
States Marshal Williams Of Cincinnati has
removed James McCown, a deranged United
States prisoner. from the Ohio pententiary
to the national asylum ut Washington. d.
e. The prisoner fought like q tiger against
being removed. Twenty-Five years ago he
was charged with being vampire and liv-
Ing on human blood. He is Il Portuguese
sailor and shipped on IL fishing smack from
Boston up the coast in 1867. During the
trip two Of the crew were missing and nm
investigation was made. Brown was found
one day in the hold Of the ship sucking the
blood from the body Of one Of the sailors,
The other body was found at the same place
ana had been served In e. similar manner.
Brown was returned to Boston and convict
ed Of murder and sentenced to be hanged.
President johnson committed the sentence
TO life Imprisonment. After serving fifteen
years In Massachusetts he was transferred
to the Ohio penitentiary. When being taken
from the prison he believed that he was on
ingly.