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And School of PenmanShiD,
Shorthand and Typewriting.
Our Fall School opened up with excellent enrolment
almost filed but there room for few more
RFMEMBFR,

That Shorthand and Typewritng Department vaca-
ton the did this wish to
take this should
the course Students should no later than Oct g.
Our Commercial Department will admit students any time
during the year but desirable that they should begin as early
possible. Correspondence solicited.
g. ID. ia N by
Principal u Proprietor.
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WOO DIS HOSPHODINE
The Great English Remedy

III = II 1FNt4INNys
Promptly and permanently
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IWeakness, Emissions, Sper-
'matorrhea, lmpotency and
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cesses. Been prescribed
over IS years in thousands
of cases; is che only Reli-
dble and Honest Medicine
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( HE FACT

Iaat AYERS Sarsaparilla CURES
OTHERS of Scrofulous Diseases,
JFGptions. Boils, Eczema, Liver and
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that has been said of the wonderful
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Half a score of lambs, believed to have
gone in the direction OF the town OF No
Sunday School.
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THE RICHMOND TERMINAL.

Developments Thnt lInvo Long Been Ex-
pcctcd Transpired mt tho Meeting.
NEw York, March ,1G.-Important
meetings OF tho Richmond Terminal
and Richmond & Danvlllc roads were
held to-day, and developments which
have been expected for some time
transpircd. John II. Inman resigned
his position as president Of tho Ter
minal and Dnnville companies. r. Il.
Wilson resigned as director Of tho
Richmond Terminal, aud s. NJ, Inman
resigned as director OF tho Richmond &
panville. Then Walter G. Oakmun was
elected president Of the Richmond Ter
minal and Richmond & Danville COM
panies. John II. 1nman was elected to
succeed Mr.. Wilson US director OF tho
Richmond Terminal, and II. C. Fahue.
stock was elected director Of tho
Richmond 4 Danville in place Of S. NJ.
1nman. 5f ,55,.s
After these changes had been made,
tho report OF tho reorganization COM
lnittee was read and adopted. It pro-
vides for tho formation OF new COM,
pany, to BIO known as the Southern
Railroad Company" with Sl7O,OOO,00O
four per cent bonds, S7O,00OO00 pre-
ferred stock, and Sll00O0,00 common
stock. The plan provides for the ex-
change ofall the securities of the Rich
mond \ DanvilIe and East Tennessee
companies, but makes no provision for
taking up the securities Of the Georgia
Central company. The total fixed
charges under the new plan amount to
S7,G60,000 against net earnings last
year Of SS,744,7S6.
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IOWA REPUBLICANS.
a Warm Time Expected ut To.Dny's Cor
vention-Rumors Tint Harrison Wi

a Warm Time Expected ut To.Day's Con.
vention-Rumors Tint Harrison VIII
Withdraw.
DEs MONIES, IA, March 16.-A ma
jority OF the delegates TO the state CON
yention tomorrow have already ar
rived. Blaine and Harrison are actively
discussed. The contest between the
two factions is quite warm, and it is now
believed that this fact will defeat in
structions ior either. The number of
those who are in favor OF. an unin-
structed delegation is growing con-
stantlv.
A rumor here is in active circulation
that Harrison will withdraw his name
before the Minneapolis convention
meets. This report is said to have or
iginated in an interview with ex-Secre-
tary Proctor. Those who circulate tho
report profess 10 hold to the idea that q
second term for President is impossible
at the present time. Either Allison, or
Clarkson could apparently have the
support OF the Iowa delegation, but
neither is in the field for the nomina-
ton, nor any OF their friends pushing
their candidacy, reports to the contrary
Notwithstanding.
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sptcia, IDispatth 10 tae 1n,el,igencer.

Special Dispatth 10 .tse IntslliGencrr.
WASHINGTON, D. c., March 1G.-Tho
report reached Washington to-day that
an effort is being made to secure tho
Republican delegation OF West Virginia
to the national convention for Governor
Mckinley. This rumor was somewhat
vague, but itstartcd agrcat deal OF spec
ulation as to the probability OF the Ohio
Governor actively entering the race.
The INrELLIGEScEE correspondent in
terviewcl number Of Republican con-
gressmcn from Ohio on this point and
developed tho fact that there was q
strong Mckinley sentiment in the
state. One OF them put tho situation
in this light. "As I understand It,
Governor Mckinley is not prcsiden-
tial candidate, but it is almost certain
that he will DO forced into the race.
All the probabilities point to an en-.
dorsement OF him by the Ohio delega-
ton. He cannot decline to have his
name presented to tho Minneapolis
convention, with his own state in
structed for him. I do not know
whether or not any effort is being made
at this time to get support for Governor
Mckinley outside OF his own state"
1t is practically conceded that unless
tho governor comes out in public
statement that he will not permit his
name TO be presented, he will have the
Ohio delegation at his command when
the convention meets.
Hardly anything but Presidential
politics excites attention among the
politicians in Washington ut the pres
ent time. The most marked feature has
been the tremendous stump in the Hill
boom within short period OF time.
Ho has not sized up as statesman, and
his southern tour has been disappoint-
ing to his admirers. The Democratic
politicianswho are out to beat Cleveland
at any cost have practically abandoned
Hill and are now looking toward Cor
man, Brice or Boies. The situation in
the house is unsatisfactory to the DEM
ocratic managers. They have hoped to
divert public attention to tho -tarifF
question, but no interest is manifested,
as all the leading speakers are saving
themselves for the debate on the silver
question. That is an issue which can
not now be suppressed. q
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Eorins Sea Case in the Senate.

WASHINGTON, D. G., March lC.-Thc
committee on foreign relations of tho
senate spent greater part of its regular
weekly session to-day in discussion.of
the Bcring Sea question. There was
nothing new touching the matter before
the committee and nothing had been
heard OF the receipt by this government
OF an alleged presentation from the
Russian government against the SUBJ
mission to arbitration OF the title to the
Bering Sen which was acquired from
Russia by the United States. Tho pro-
ceedings were confined to q careful re-
view. OF all the facts already before the
committee and no action was taken.
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WAsnISoToS, D. G., March 16.-NIr.
Pettigrcw, from tho quadro:centonnial
committee reported an amendment to
tho sundry civil appropriation bill,ni a2-
propriating 100000 for expenses in
Cured and and to bc incurred In con-
nection with tho Worlds Columbian
Exposition. Referred.
Mr.. Hale, from the committee on
naval affairs. reported bill for the con-
struction (by contract) OF three battle
ships OF from 1900 to 10000 tons dis
placement, two armored coast defense
vessels, five gun boats OF 500 to 1900
tons displacement and eight ilrst-class
torpedo boats. Referred.
Mr.. PETER introduced (by rcqucst) q
bill with tho following comprehensive
title: Creating fund for tho payment
OF pensions and for setting our army OF
idlo laborers at work on extensive pub
lie improvements, for tho removal Of
the strongest incentive to crimo among
the poor, and to vico among the rich,
for protecting the American from the
influx OF undue alien competition; and
for other purposes"
(The fund contemplated in the bill is
to bo furnished by q graduated tax on
incomes and real estate.
After an executive session, the senate
adjourned,
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RUSSIA GROWLS.

Tho Northern Bear Docs not Lilso Eng.
lands Coursc-Tho Gar Sustaining this
Country.
WASHINGTON, March 16.-A singular
report is current in connection with tho
Berins sea controversy. 1t is said that
note has been received from the Rus
sian government protesting against tho
proposed arbitration between this coun-
try and Great Britain. The ground for
the protest is that Russia sold for q
money consideration the territorial
rights that Great Britain disputes, and
that it is the desire OF the car that this
country shall hold on toevcrything that
was included in the Alaskan purchase.
lThe!purport OF the note is that q warm
ing is conveyed to Great Britain that in
the event OF trouble over Berine sen
Russia stands ready to assist the United
States.
In commenting on this note; men,
ber Of the house committee OH foreign
affairs said to-day; III England and
the United States should go to war,
Russia would throw an army into India
and Franco would do the same thing as
regards Egypt. Probably no one is bet
ter aware OF this than Lord Salisbury,
and ior that reason do not sec why
this country need make any conces-
sions to Great Britain"
The senate committee ON foreign re-
lations discussed the Bering sea matter
this morning, but no reference was
made to the Russian note, no official in
formation concerning which has reached
the committee. The proceedings were
conGnedto 4 careful review OF ali OF the
facts already before the committee, and
no action was taken.
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AMERICAN CATHOLICS.

Archbishop ireland on tho Cahonsly
| Moycment-Strnnso Actions of Foreign
pnpors.
BosroN, Mass, March 16.-Thc Pilot
contains an interview between arch
bishop ireland and its correspondent in
Rome from which this important mes.
cage is extracted: ~ am glad to DO
able to to say that the Roman authori-
ties, both at tho vatican and the propa-
ganda, declare themselves determined
to maintain the hierarchial unity OF tho
church IN America, and to allow no cf-
fort to be made in the name OF religion
toward retarding tho assimilation OF
the different populations in America
and encouraging the political and So
cial unification OF all tho citizens
OF tho land. But, strange to say, this
determination of Rome does not prevent
constant renewal OF efforts. There arc
people in America and in Europe who
are under the positive belief that the
country is 4 wild Congo, TO be parti-
toned Oft into so many foreign colonies
as distinct from one another rs Ian
Suagc, ideas and customs can make
them. Many OF the European Catholic
papers are enlisted into the movement.
The Catholic papers of Germany are
to-day q veritabio curiosity, steening
week after week with statements most
false about the church in America and
the bishops OF America who are sup
posed to be, at all times tinsed
with patriotic American feel
ing. L am sorry to say that
most OF the articles written in this
spirit appear as corrospondences from
America and maniiestly arc such rs
evidence the local coloring given to tho Z,
misrepresentation contained in them,
A short time ago at general Catholic
international congress at Licge, Belgium,
two gentlemen appeared. Mr.. Peter
Cahcnsly and tho Rev. Mr.. Villeneuve,
daring to make in open session tho
statement that the church in America,
because of ita neglect of foreigners, had
lost $20,000,000. Cahensly repeated the
lie in his famous memorial OF last sum
mer, although reducing somewhat its
proportions. The Rev. Mr.. Villcneuyre
is at present in Rome, and have no
reason whatever to put trust in his
movements, his virulence, / may say;
showing itself particularly in opposi-
ton to the bishops OF the Now England
statesD
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DTcliINLEY'S DOUBLE

Is 4 Rank FREQ Trader and Made n Hit
When lie Delivered His Maiden Speech.
WAsnINGToS, D. G., March l6.-Maior
Mckinley is now out OF Congress and
in the governors chair of the state OF
Ohio, but the principal speaker in the
house to-day on the tariff question was
in person, features. voice and gesture SO
like him that an old time member might
have fanciod that time had turned back
in its fight and he was listening again
to Major Mckinley as n young man in
Congress makinsione Of his first tariff
speeches. The comparison would have
ended with the appearance of,thc speak
or, however, for Mr.. Bryan, OF Nebras-
ka, tho prototype Of Major Mckinley
attacked the law which the latter had
framed and took advanced ground
against the protective policy which
Ohios governor has always advocated
in Congress. The speech OF Mr. Bryan
revived the tagging interest in the
tariff discussion and was the feature OF
the day. =
Hc was down for only two hours, but
the house gave him another hour and
then wanted him to keep on. He was
in perfect sympathy with the majority
of tho commi ttce on ways and means in
its decision to attack the tariff in dc.
tail. The main reason for preferring
this plan was that there was some pos
sibility of bringing relief from the bur
dens OF the present law in this way. It
was conceded that the passage of a gen
oral tariff bill at this session OF Con-
gress was absolutely impossible. Ii it
could thus succeed in making any re-
duction in any Of the schedules itwould
have done something, and the relief
actually brought was worth. moro to the,
people generally, and, therefore, moro
to tho Democratic party than.thc mere
making OF q record. ~ IS
Alter reviewing the binding twine
and cotton ties bills, Mr.. Bryan said in
conclusion: The country has nothing
TO fear from the Democratic policyupon
the tariff question. 1t means a more
equal distribution Of the great adyaut-
ages Of this country. ltmeans that the
men who produce the wealth shall re-
tain a larger share of it. 1t means that
enterprise shall be employed in natural
and profitable industries, not in un-
natural and unstaplc, industries. It
means moro constant employment for
labor and better pay. 1t means: tho
maximum OF product from the mini
mum OF toll" Itmcans commerce with
other countries and ships to carry on
that commerce. 1t means prosperity
everywhere and not by piece meal. 1t
is1or this reason that the young men OF
this country are coming to the Demo-
cratic. party, as Mr.. .Clarksou, that high.
Republican authority. declared. 1t is
because We are right, and right will
triumph. Loud applause.1 aEss
The advocates OF tho Mckinley bill
had thought that the people were bound,
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sIArHEWs's UNpopUnaRIrY.
an Onslaught on tho English Gamo Pre-
servo Act tho Ortro ~ :, Mnr,t,r

An Onslaught on tho English Gamo Pre-.
servo Act tho Outcome OF II Murder.
LONDON, Marh 16.-At tho Aylcsbury
assizcs, on February % last, Charles
Raynor, thirty-onc years old; Frederick
Egglestone, thirty-fro, and Walter
Smith, thirty-three, were tried for tho
murder OF Joseph Crawlcy, a game
keeper at Pittstone, on December l2.
1891. A second Indictment charged
them with the murder Of another game
Keeper ct the samo time and place.
Raynor and Eg.lestonc were found
guilty OF wilful murder and sentenced
to be hanged March II. Smith was
found guilty of manslaushtcr and sem
fenced to twenty years penal servitude.
The accused were poachcrs and tho
killing took place in struggle to escape
from the game-keepcrs, who had denied
them. 81
An application was made to the Hon.
Henry Matthews, the home secretary,
ior arepriove, but ho refused TO inter
fcro in the matter. This refusal has
caused intense public attention.
The Radical papers charge Mr.. Mat
thews with asserting to the executions
as vindication OF tho game laws.
Tho outcome of the affair will bo a
general onslaught on tho game pre-
serves act. Tho executions are fixed ior
tomorrow. Tho general public feeling
is that Mr.. Matthews will close his years
with the worst record ovor made by u
home secretary and under an over
Whelming wave OF unpopularity, and
that immense damage will ho done to
tho government ii it sustains Mr..
Matthews.
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AN IMMEDIATE ANSWER
From tho British Government Desired by
. ~. tho President II

tho ProSidcni.
WASHINGTON, D. G., March 1G.-Act-
ing Secretary Wharton was to-day in
structed to inform Sir Julian Paunce-
fote, the British minister, that the
President desires to know at as early a
date as possible the intention OF the
British government with regard to the
the proposed renewal OF the modus vi
vendi OF last year for the preservation
OF the seal fisheries, pending the settle.
ment OF tho jurisdiction and rights OF
the United States in Bering Sca.
The Presidents desire for speedy ac-
ton is said to be due to the fact that it
essential that he should know prompt
ly whether Great Britain will cooperate
in keeping tho sealors out OF Boring Sea,
as otherwise the execution OF that duty,
falling solely OH the United States; will
necessitate tho making OF arrange.
ments that scarcely bc effected unless
completed at an early day.
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except that boot and stocking wcrc
missing. Tho clothes woro OF ilno quail
ity. Tho woman had dark complxion
and short black hair. Sho woro a we'd.
ding ring and n timo keeper. The ropo
with which she Ind boon stranglod was
around tho neck aud tho throat was cut
besides. Tho eldest girls skull was
crushed In and tho head was nearly SOW
cred from tho body.
The brutality OF tho murderer sug.
gests tho ferocity Of Jack tho Ripper.
Thcwork OF concealing tho bodies was
carried out carefully. After deep
hole had been dug the bodies OF tho
women and two oil tho children woro
thrown in and cement was poured upon
them. Tllon the bodies OF tho two
elder children wern thrown in and moro
cement Tas poured into tho hole. Next
the ilagstones were laid over tho top OF
tho holo and finally over all was ap-
piled layer OF six inches OF cement OK.
tending over the cntirc kitchen. The
discovery of th8murdcrs has caused on
intense sensation.
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THE M'KINLEY BOOM
Which 1t is Alleged Has Boon Born
in West Virginia.
IT MAY YET BECOME NECESSARY

For tho Ohio Governor to Follow In
Blaino's Footsteps and Nyrlte u let
ter Saying he is Not n Candidate.
Democratic Leaders Disappointed
in IIill...Ho is Not Developing States.
manlikc Qualities on Ills Southern
Tour-..Dcmocratlc Congressman In
the Dumps because tho Tariff De-
batc is Not Panning Out...Thc Silver
Issue viii Not Down and That
Worries Thcm.
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BurinI of Eishor netlclL.

CLEVELAND, o., March 1G.-Thc
funeral of the late Bishop G. T.. Bedell,
OF the Episcopal diocese OF Ohio, who
died in New York last week, was hold
to-day at Gambler, o. The funeral SER
vices occurred at the Church OF the
Holy Spirit. The services were very
impressive, being conducted by Bishops
Vincent and Leonard and Rows. Ed
ward G. Benson and Walter Mitchell, OF
Gambler. At tho village cemetery
Bishop Leonard conducted the services,
and at 4 o'clock tho coffin was lowered
into the grave.
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HILL in ALABAMA.
Tho Senator Addresses q Groat
Audience OF Birmingham.
THE JEFFERSONIAN DEMOCRACY

As lie Understands It-..Statcs Rights
and Homo Hulc.-.Hc Declares that
the Republican Party is Not En-
titled to All tho Credit for tho
Glory of tho Republic...Thc DEM
ocracy Madc the Country, hc Says,
But he Fails to spcoify...IIo suc-
cccds, However, III Booming Him.
self, and That is tho, obIcct...Intro-
duccd as q Bipartisan Democrat"
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jack THB RIPPER
!, Is Thought Ho Has Been Cop
turod in Australia.
AWFUL DISCOVERY IN LIVERPOOL
Creatos tho Impression That tho
Ficnd Has Boon Located.
SOME STARTLING DEVELOPMENTS

AMER tho Arrest of Murderer Will
Hams In nlclbournc-.-An Invcstiga.
tlon by tho Liverpool Authorities
Reveals tho Cause of tho Disappear
anco of IN Entire Family.-.A Mys-
tcrlous Parsonage who Rented n
villa and Furnished but One Room.
His Strange ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
bic Vanishing Of Women who We're
Only Seen oncc or Twice by tho
Scighbors =. Tho Courtship, MUIR
HaGe and Murder Of Miss Mathcr,
aud the Singular brutality OF All
tho Alurdcrs..-lf:ho is Not the. Rip
per he Is Just as Rad.
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hand and foot. Whcro were the con.
spirators to-day. WhGro wcro the men
who were largely instrumental In fixing
that iniquitous legislation on tho peo.
Pile. :
Avoice-Who istlle governor OF Ohio? =?
Mr.. Bryan-I believe that one did
succeed in being elected governor in q
Republican state by u minority vote.
[Laughtcrl 1FN
70 sucl extremes has this great
Caesar come thatit now welcomes the
holding Of n Republican state more than
before 1t greeted the conquest OF an EN-.
pirc. Applause and laughterl.
AS Mr. Bryan took his seat, ho was
tho recipient Of tho warmest and heart
lest congratulations Of his party col.
leagues. Tho committee then rose and
the house adjourned.
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NEw YoRK, March 1G.-.Arrived, steam
er Rugia, Hamburg. " =
PlIlDADELplrrA, Pa, March 1G.-Ar-
rived-British Princess, Liverpool.
LONDON, March Observation-Disclosures
lea, Helvetia, Holland, New York;
Maine Philadelphia.
LlyERFooI4 March 1G.-Arrived-Kan-
sas, Boston.
HAMnuRe. March 16.-Arrivcd-Mar-
shall, New York.
New YoRK, March -lG.-Arrivei-
Steamer Spree, Bremen, Secretary
Foster aboard. n
SourIlA,trroS, March lg.-Afrivcd-.
Lain, Ncw7Y ork. =
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Meat Yirrinin peuslan,.

SSIltcidI DfpaFch % Ne In,tllsfcacir.
WASHINGTON, DC, March 16.-West
Virginia pensions: Orisinal-Joseph
Miller, Joseph II. Martin, WA. Hamm,
Lewis Alayard, Abraham 3. Lukcns
ldiedl, Joseph Tenny, Mathey NJ. Gull
len, Larson Turley, Henry j.. Derby
shire. William II. Collier, Thomas Scott.
Acknowledgment i. Sutton, Ma
thias IIelmick, Loyi W. Holland, Sebas-
tian Dang, Lang), John Stephens. Re-
issuc--John A. Cation. Original widows
Emily Baunbarscr, Alice Shamburc.
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saow III tho sunny South.

MEMPHIS, TESS., March l0.-Slemphis
is tonight battling with norther
which arrived about 9 o'clock this at-
ternoon, bringing with tia tremendous
fall Of fsnow. Tho snow. has been COM
ing down steadily ever since. and ut 10
o'clock tonight had reached such a
depth that the street car lines wero un-
able to run.
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MIR. KENNA's RECEPTION

In Honor of Secretary Elisins-DIstin-
guishcd Guests Present.
Special Dispatch 10 The Inteliqencsr.
WAsHISGroS, D. c., March lG.-An
entertainment was given last night by
Senator Kenna in compliment to secre-
tary Of War Elkins.: Among the guests
present were the Mexican minister and
Nine. Romero, Senator and Mrs. Nc
MILAN, Senator and Mrs. Blackburn,
Senator Barbour, General NIcCook and
anumber OF other distinguished persons.
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Tho Sick stn,c.in,sin. l.ii,

WASHINGTON, D. G., March l6.-soc.
retary Blaine and Representative
Springer have passed a comfortable day,
and are improving slowly.
There is no material change in the
condition OF Senator Morrill,. To is
passing through the various atagcs in
cidentt TO pneumonia. His physicians
do not expect the crisis in his case 10
be reached before Saturday or Sunday.
Between thirty and forty members of
the house arc on the sick list, although
none are seriously ill. S q. sd