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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-14
THE PRESIDENT ALARMED.
he Makes No Secret or the Fact That Mrs.
Harrison lie Very Ill.


Loon LAKE HOUSE. n. Y, September l3.
President Harrison mages no effort TO
conceal his great anxiety over the condition
of Mrs. Harrison and has been at her bed
side durlug the entire day. The whole
family share his deep concern and all are
appreneusive Of continuance OF the pres
enJ unfavorable symptoms.
They are doing their utmost TO cheer the
patient up, and have succeeded so well
that she is not fully aware OF the extreme
gravity of her case. She rested comfort
ablv during the dav, and DR.. Gardner, who
was in constant attendance upon her, said
that there had been slight improvement
sincr yesterday.
DR.. 'Dougherty, the New York specialist,
is expected to arrive here at midnight. he
will be brought from Malone on special
train over the Webb road.
1t is expected thotau official bulletin will
be issued in regard to the case after the
consultation of the two physicians tonight.
The family prefer to say nothing in regard
to Mrs. Harrison's symptoms until this
medical examination shall have deter
mined the precise nature of her malady,
DIR. Trudeau, of the Sarnac Sanitarium
will ioin the Other physicians in CONSUL
tation tomorrow morning with view to
determining whether Mrs. Harrison is
DhVSicdllv able to SJanl tue IdHguc OIL u
trip TO Washington. She has frequently
EXPRESSED desire to go there, and tue
transfer will be made if it is deemed ad-
visably.
The Presidents future movements will
depend entirely upon the state of Mrs.
Harrison's health and it now seems likely
that he may have TO abandon his purpose
of being present at the Grand Army En-
campment at Washington next week
Loon LAKE, n, Y, September l3.-Mrs.
Harrison's condition yesterday was criti-
cal. There is slight improvement this
morning. DR.. +. +. Dougherty is on his
wav from New York and will meet Drs.
Gardner and Trudeau in consultation upon
arrival, after which statement will be
given TO the press.
Loon LAKE HOUSE, n. Y, September Il.
DIR. Doughty, of New York, arrived at
u 80 o'clock this morning by special train
from Malone and proceeded at once to Mrs.
Harrison's bedside, accompanied by her
regular physician, DR.. Gardner, of Wash
ingtOn.
The President was also present. Mrs.
Harrison was asleep at the time and it was
deemed best not to arouse her. The ply
siciaus will make an examination later in
the morning and will give the result TO the
press.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-14
YESTERDAYS BASE BALL GAMES.

The Chicago-Baltimore game at Balti.
more, and the Washington-Cinc
game at Washington were postponed on
account Of rain.
The leaders had rather an easy time at
Brooklyn. Cleveland Z, Brooklyn 3; errors.
l and 4; hits, and 6 pitchers, Young and
Stein; umpire, Burns
At New York, the giants won as they
pleased atthe Polo Grounds. New York
IA. St Louis 2; errors, and 3; bits, II and
S. pitchers. King and Hawley: earned runs
S and l. Umpire, McQuaid.
AT Philadelphia, the Phillies could do
very little with Stratton. Louisville !,
Philadelphia ,; earned runs, 2 each; err
rors, 2 and | hits, and6 Pitchers, STRAIT
ton and Weyhing. Umpire, Emslie.
At Boston, although Pittsburg hit Mich
OILS hard they were shut out, owing TO the
fine fielding Of the home team. Boston 9,
Pttsburg o; errors and o.; hits, Is and ";
earned runs, Boston 4. Pitchers, Nichols
and Terry. Umpire, Gaffney.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-14
FINE MEETING AT HENDRICKS
Col. MaoCorI1le, Senator Faulkner, Hon.
Virgil A. Lewis and Hon. L. $. Riley Ad-
dress the Throng-Au Immense Bar-
becue and Big Bali.

Col. MaoCorI1ie, Senator Faulkner, Hon.
Virgil A. Lewis and Hon. L. $. Riley Ad-
dress the Throng-Au Immense Baf-
becue and Big Bali.
SpsciaI Telegram to the REGISTER.
HEYDRiCKs, w. VA, September ID
Ore OF the largest and most enthusiastic
meetings ever held here was the Demo
cratic rally to-day. We had with US the
next Governor, Col. w. A. MacCorkle,
Senator Faulkner, Hon. Z. S. Riley, j.
V. Johnson and Prof. Virgil A. Lewis.
The meeting was held in the McNeely
building, and the Davis cornet band
furnished the music. a big barbecue
was given by the wide awake Democrats
and ID was a big go. At dinner time
hundreds, il not tens OF hundreds,
were given q free dinner. Four
beeves were roasted, one thousand
pounds of bread and gallons
OF coffee were disposed of, and besides,
the three hotels and several sandwich
handouts did rushing business. a
very fair estimate places about 1900
outside people in town to-day.
COL MacCorkle and Prof. Lewis came
over early this morning from Elkins,
where a big meeting was held in Cole
mans hall last night. They addressed
the Elkins Democratic Club and a pack
ed hall on the questions OF the day.
Senator Faulkner and Hon. I. 5. Riley
came by way Of Piedmont and dropped
in on the noon train.
In the morning the Fifth Delegate
district convention held session and
nominated Lloyd Hansford, of Tucker,
and G. FL. Daniels. OF Randolph, for the
House Of Delegates. The convention
was harmonious.
Promptly at 2 o'clock the speakers
entered crowded hall. and Col. Mac
Corkle was introduced by w. L. Kee.
He asked the next Governor 10 talk
about the Hon. Thomas (. Davis, and
he did so for one hour and half.
Senator Faulkner then spoke upon
the tariff, the Force bill and urged Dem
ocratic success for two hours.
T. S. Riley made neat speech and
gave a description of the new election
law. He was followed by Virgil A.
Lewis, who gave some facts about him
self and Strengthened out the false i'm
preston created by the st. George In
stitute.
A big ball is now going on. Every
body north of Thomas will stay here
till morning. Mr.. Riley goes from here
TO Charleston to attend the session OF
the Supreme Court.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-14
THE CHoCTAw POLITICAL WAR.
Seven Men Reported to Have Been Muir
dered so Far.

CADDo, l. T., September 13.-News
has reached here that seven men have
been murdered since yesterday morn
ing in the Choctaw nation, incidental to
the political war feeling. 1t Is feared
that the worst has not come yet. Gov
ernor Jones came 10 town and wired for
United States Indian Agent Leo Ben
nett, who came In on freight train at
9 o'clock last night and is In consulta-
tion with Governor Jones, Lieutenant
Governor II. Bryant, Senator Hodges,
National Agent Wright and a number
of prominent Indians. What they
have decided on has not been
made public. Agent Bennett sug-
gested that he call out a troop
OF United States cavalry TO arrest
all the parties engaged in the riot, and
to keep the troops in readiness TO go to
the National Council meeting with the
Governor to take his seat. IL seems
plot has been laid to kill all the proml-
nent Indians on the Jones side, each
SQUAD OF assasSins to have its own COM
munity to work in. The mep IN Gaines
county have carried out their instruc-
tions. As the other men have not car
ried out their part OF the plot. the lead
ers appear to be perplexed and don't
know what to do. They are TO have
another secret meeting at Antlers, on
September 2lst, for what purpose Is
known only to themselves. Governor
Jones has sent twelve armed men from
this place to the seat OF the trouble.
He is In constant fear OF being killed,
and he keeps a guard around him all
the time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-14
ADrunken SONS Awful Deed.

BRENNAN, TEXAS, September Is
About eight miles east of here A. j..
Wiuiugham Jr. went home drunk and
began 10 curse his sister. His mother
and father told him to quit abusing the
girl. This infuriated him and he jerked
n picket off the fence and struck his
mother over the head with IL. His
father attempted to interfere when
Young Winingham drew a knife and
stabbed his father, first in the shoulder,
making wound several inches deep.
He then slashed the old man across the
abdomen, almost disem6owling him.
He was arrested and given n hearing
and is now in jail here. Heis brother
of c. II. Willingham, county Judge OF
RunnellS county.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-14
srleial T.Learan o tAs Reriner.


CHARLESrowN,W VA, September lS.-In
the Supreme Court today the writ or err
ror prayed for in the petition OF Harry +.
Smootz, convicted of the murder OF Miss
Susie Ferrel, in Shepherdstown, on the
2lst day OF last January, was refused, the
whole court concarring in the decision.
The opinion OF the court was declared
by Judge Branpon, who made an able and
complete review Of the case, giving IN full
the reasons Of the 'court for refusing to
grant tho writ, and citing the authorities
in the West Virginia reports 20 sustain the
court in Is decision.
The petitions signed three errors as the
chief misruling OF the trial court, and also
mentioned several minor errors, committed
during the trial, but the Supreme Court
after a mature consideration of all points
raised by the petitioner Is OF the opinion
that there was not misrulngs by the lower
court.
The record in tue case covers several
hundred pages aud il required several days
for the Court To give the case thorough
investigation. The opinion Is approved OF
by the community. This decision by the
Court consigned SmootZ 10 the gallowS
and the day set for his execution is Friday,
October Z. Smooth is resigned 10 his fate
and was not at all moved to-day when he
learned OF his decision. From the day OF
the terrible tragedy to tho present time he
has never lost his nerve and has main
tanned calm and resolute bearing.
Great sympathy is felt for his brothers
and sisters, who have SO faithfully stood
BY him He is quiet prisoner and spends
most of the time in reading, and acts as
though he is fully prepared TO meet his
doom
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-14
0GIVE MY LOVE
To Mr. Cunningham" Wrote Runaway
Wife.

To MT. Cunningham" Wrote Runaway
Wife.
COLUMBUS, o., Sept. 13.-"Glve my
love 10 Mr.. Cunningham and tell him l
hope I'll see him soon."
Such was the message that cleared up
a supposed murder mystery to-day.
The most startling feature OF the case
is that this endearing communication
was intended by missing married
woman for a gentleman acquaintance
instead Of her husband.
Early this morning James OHanlon,
OF No. 1852 East Main street, called at
police headquarters and reported that
his wife was missing. He said he
feared that she had been murdered, as
he was unable to find any explanation
whatever for her disappearance. An
investigation was Instituted at once
and It was learned that Mrs. O'Hanlon
had deserted her husband and is now
in Huntington, w. Va, where her
parents reside. A Mrs. Edwards, who
lives near the O'Hanlon residence, re-
ceiyed a letter to-day from the missing
lady. In this letter Mrs. O'Hanlon
makes the very pleasant reference to
Mr.. Cunningham, who is handsome
street-car conductor. 1t is now learned
that they were quite intimate previous
TO Mrs. O'Hanlon's departure.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-14
In rlms OF Peace prepare for war.

Have you ever thought what you
would do in case you, or some one Of
YOUR family, was taken with severe
attack of collie, cholera morbus, dysen-
terry or diarrhea. In such cases it is
not unusual for fatal results TO follow
before medicine can be procured or q
physician summoned. There is moth
ing that will give permanent relief so
quickly as Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhea Remedy. 1t never falls
even in the most severe cases, either
for children OF adults. Why not keep
Il AZ hand? 25 and so cent bottles for
sale by druggists.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-14
Tbe Readlng Company and Its Men.

pH1IADELPHIA, Pa, September ia
conference was this morning arrangeo oe-
tween President Mcleod, OF the keaoing
,silroad and the Grievance Committee OF
emnloyes. together with Chief Arthur, Of
the brotherhood OF Locomotive Engineers,
Wilkinson ana MOrrissey, and took place
at three O'Clock this afternoon. The con-
ference lasted nearly an hour WITH ITS
close the Committee emerged and ChleI
Arthur said "All is satisfactory"
President Mcleod said that of the three
men discharged, one claimed that he was
ssignorant of the Company's rules ano ala
not disregard them Intentionally
Tbis man was accordingly reinstated.
rpbe cher two. il was shown, had signed
The Company's rules, and their signatures
were shown. These men were not rein
stated
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-14
A Bad street railway Accident.

ST. LOUIS, September ia terrible
street rGilway accident occurred IN the
southern part of the city between and ~
O'Clock this morning, in which two people
were killed and thirteen more injured. IL
appears that while train consisting OF an
electric motor and trailer car were com
ing down a grade on the State and Sydney
street branch of the Union Depot hne near
the corner Of Ninth and hussel streets ne
moror man lost control of his car and the
train rushed iowa the track at full speed.
AT Ninth and Russell streets is sharp
curve. In turning this the trailer, which
was crowded with passengers, was de-
rallied and turned over and all the passen-
gers hurled 10 the ground with great force.
Two OF the passengers were killed outriGnt
and thirteen injured, some Of them fatally.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-14
The Wife of the President Develops
Very Serious Symptom.
Mr.. HARRISON NO LONGER TRIES
To Hide the Alarm He Feels over
the Illness Of His Devoted
Wife-Friends Of the Family in
Washington and Elsewhere
Preparing for the Worst-A
General Feeling Of Sadness
Throughout the Country.
sueetc. TELEGRAM to the Register.

WASHINGTON, D. c., September l3.-
Friends of the Presidential household are
much alarmed over the latest reports from
Loon Lake in reference to Mrs. Harrisons
condition. She is said TO be suffering with
the same ailment that resulted in the death
of her sister, Mrs. Scott Lord. a friend OF
the family said to-day:
HMrs. Harrison is believed to be suffer
ing from malignant pelvic abscess. and 1t
has been known ever since the disease hrst
developed that but little hope existed Tor
her recovery. The serious nature OF the
lady's illness has been fully realized from
the first, but her true condition has not
been made public in the past because 1t was
desired to keep from her the true facts.
"The President has been exceedingly
anxious from the outset, and the long
drawn out session of Congress, after he
had made all preparations TO hasten to the
bedside of his suffering wife told upon him
frightfully. Relatives of the family here
and in Indiana are prepared for the worst
news at any moment"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-14
NEWS FROM THE RACE TRACKS.

At Latonia the track looked more like q
small lake than race course. First, six
furlongs-W. l.. Munson won; time, l:l9l9
Second, one mile-Servitor won; time,
l:474. Third, declared of. Fourth, six
furongs Elizabeth won; time, 1:20H.
Fifth, four furlongs-Queen Regent won;
time, 531k. Sixth, six furlongs- Wood
berry won time, ] :20H
Grayesend: First, | l16 mile, Banquet
won; time, ! 80. Second, one mile, May
Win won; time, :4211 Third, 6 furlongs,
White Rose won; time, l:l4&. Fourth, 9
furlongs, Dr. HasbroucI won, time, l:l44.
Fifth, furlongs, Annie + won; time,
l :02sI Sixth, 8 furlOngs, Rosa II. won;
time, 1:l41l. Seventh, 6 furlongs, Wah
Jim won; time, 1:l4H.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-14
A seven-Year.Old Bank Robber.

COLUMBUS, o., September l3 Carl Sor-
gen. Of Kenton. o., Is probably the young.
est bank robber on record. The Sheriff OF
Hardin county passed through bore last
night with him en- route TO the reform
School for Boys at Lancaster. Aiter oank-
ing hours on August 10, one OF the clerks
who remained In the Kcnton bank, 20 At
tend 10 some work, heard "A noise Ia rear
apartment, aud discovered young Sorgenl
going through some loose papers Asked
what he was looking for, be coollY replied
smoney." He was placed In the custody
OF an officer. and as his parents admitted
that they could not control him. he was
confined in order that ho might be sent 70
the boys reformatory. He Is only seven
wears old.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-14
THE COOLEY TERRoRs.
They Frighten a Party Of Threshers Al
most 10 Death-Ludicrous Incident.

UNIoSTowS. Pa, September 13.-Eyer
since the Cooleys robbed Jacob Cover, on
last Thursday night, they have been hiding
in that vicinity. Last evening they again
manifested their presence by terrorizlng
lot of Nicholson township farmers who
were threshing at Jacob Fast's.
The outlaws captured one OF the boys
and frightened him almost 70 death. When
the boy returned to the barn and reported
that the gang was near by, the men fed
precipitately to the house. They were
afraid TO move the machine TO the next
farm house, and many Of them were afraid
10 90 home, and remained with Fast ell
night. These are part Of the people who
were said 70 be organizing posse 70 cap
ture the gang after the robbery OF Jacob
Cover.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-14
Col. Nadenpouseh Dead.
al 7tIfQram % az ReaIllr.

Special telegram 10 hs RcsStsr
MARrISsBURG. w. VA, September H.
Col J. O. A. Nadenbousch, n prominent
citizen OF this section, died this morning.
He was born in Hampshire county Ia 1924
and moved 10 Berkeley when IL years OF
age. He enlisted in the Confederate army
as captain of the Second Virginia regiment
and was promoted 10 Colonel ia 1862. He
served throughout the war and was often.
times distinguished for his gollantry and
courage. After the war he engaged In bus
mess here and at one time represented CON
siderable wealth but reyerses came and DO
lost heavily. Al oil times he has been gem
erous 10 a fault and popular as citizen.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-14
/. se,H.h cnurch.

The wealth Of the Russian church,
saws an intelligent Russian. y almost IN
eaiculable; IL could pay the Russian na-
tiopsl debt (some $500, ,ooo'oVOJ ana
would then be enormously wealthy.
Vet this same church bss not oeen
bsard on during the great distress prev
sIent 10 80 many provinces; no soup
Kitchens have been opened oy ~ 10
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES dt WoJ'<
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-14
New Companie. Chartered.

SptctuI IdFf0fuIH 20 NC H'VINE.I'
CHARLESTON, w. Va, September ID
The following charters were issued to-dayt
The Castle Cure Company's Sanitarium,
principal Office, Wheeling, w. Va, corpor-
ators d. G.. Hancher and u. III. Taylor or
Wheeling. l.. w. Finley, Whigvi!le. ONO,
J. II. Williams and II. b. Fober OF Spring
field. Ohio. Capital subscribed 5000,
amount paid In 900. Capital authorized
100000
The Addison Telephone Co, principal
office at Addison, Webster county, w. Va.
Corporators are c. u. Dorr II. G. Thur
mond and l.. A. Armontrout, OF Addison,
w. Va, A. :. McCmng Charleston, W.
Va, Richard Shelton, Lizemore, w, va.
CAPITAL subscribed $500, amount paid IN
$50 capit.st authorized 1000.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-14
WORK Of the wan Paper Trust.

PHnGDELPHIA. Pa, September 13-A
letter TO the Times from wall paper manu-
facturer states that the National Wall
Paper Company during the past week ab-
sorbed two more large plants owned by
January & Carpenter, OF New Brunswick,
NJ and Cresswell & Washburn, Of this
city. Mr.. Cresswell, OF the latter firm,
admits the truth OF the statement concern
ing his business.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-14
Two RromInent Non Dead.

gpscsdI T>s>0Ta'n 70 me beoNtef'
ST. CLAIssyILLB, o., September 3-
Samuel Clark. aged 30 years, died at biz
residence. two aud half miles west OF tbs
mace. last night He had been a leading
and Influential member Of the United Pres-
bvterian Church for bali century. he
leaves surviving q large family
John Turk. who was stricken with par
alysis last week, died at his residence hea<
Good Intent ~ . o'clock this morning. re
had resided In this county during MS en.
tire life. 66 years, and was well known ana
respected as good citizen.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-14
WI,at AZ YVas.

The lady Of the house had given the
rramD very fair dinner at the kitchen
table and she left bin to enjoy 1t alone.
when She thought it was time for him
70 90 She returned. lie was just rising
from his repast.
"Wen, she inquired, what 90 you
think OF your dinner?
.sMadam. he replied with conrtly
bow and wave OF his mana over sne
empty dishes, sits out OF sight ],
Then he bade her good morning ana
departed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-14
sENATOR HILL WILL SPEAK
To the Democrats of Kings County OF
Next Monday Evening.

NEW YORK, September 13.-Colonel
Thomas E. Pearsall, Chairman of the
Democratic Committee Of Kings county,
announced yesterday afternoon that
Senator David B. Hill had formally ac-
cepted the invitation of the Democrats
of Kings to address them on the issues
OF the presidential campaign at meet
ing to be held in the Academy OF Music,
Brooklyn, on Monday evening next.
The announcement was received with
great satisfaction at Democratic State
headquarters aud with equal gratitca-
ton at Democratic National headquart-
ers. TO which the news Of Senator HilPs
acceptance was communicated by Lieu
tenant Governor Sheehan.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-14
ALL SAFELY LANDED.
The Long Island Heather Draw Of
Before the Troops.
OLD MEN DANCE ABOUT FOR JOY

Upon Being Released from Their
Long and Disagreeable Conf1ne-
ment on the Excursion Boat.
Everybody Good Natured and
No Favors Shown in Quarter
ing the New Guests at the Surf
Hotel-Governor Flower Don't
Care for Votes, But Will Sup
press LaW-BreakerS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-14
Mr.. HahD's Level Head.
s,,-ol 7,l,oram 20 me R,ontsr.

COLUMBUS. o., September l3-Wm. N.
Hahn. OF the National Republican Execu-
tive Committee, Is in the city, having come
from New York 10 attend meeting Oh the
State Board Of Public Works, OF which he
Is member. Speaking Of the prospects,
be said he felt sure OF success 70 MS party:
but was py no means sure OF the states oi
New York. Indiana and West Virginia.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-14

New YORK, September 13.-The follow
ing dispatches explain themselves:
New YORK, September 13.
"TO the Sheriff of SufOlk County:
Five hundred naval reserves and SOL
diers are on their way by water and five
hundred soldiers are on their way to Baby
lon to aid you in preserving peace aDd TO
protect the passengers.
ISignedI "RoswELL P. FLOWER,
Governor"
$40 Ros,UeU p Floloer, Governor:
''No troops or naval reserves necessary,
al. people have left the island and will
abide by the law.
ALBERT NJ. DARLING, Sheriff.
''To the Sheriff of Suffolk County:
"The troops will arrive in Babylon at z
y. m. to-day and will await your orders
there, and will not be moved to Fire Island
unless you deem it necessary.
ROSWELL P. FLOWER, Governor
"To Roswell z. Flower: Have seen
colonel of regiment. Inforned him no need
for troops going TO Fire Island. People
will abide by the law. No further need OF
nv return to Fire Island. l await here
your further commands.
ALBERT NJ. DARLING, Sheriff."
1t will thus be seen that all trouble mere
appears to have blown over.
AT II 80 p. N. a dispatch was received
from Governor Flower addressed to Sherln
Darling, saying that the Governor prefer
red that the Sheriff should remain at Baby
lon for the present and that the troops
would also remain there until all danger Of
interference with the State authorities had
passed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-14
Died at colum buA

ST CLAiKsvnLE. September is.-Daiiy
Jennings. OF Morristown, tnis county. dico
to-day at Columbus, o., where 10 vas
under medical treatment He has a. 49,
number OF prominent relatives IN tnis
county.