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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-23
81 SeCOuu anu " lrIITA streeLs-
l. l.. BLECELEY, II. Il I. A.
Cheap Rates Tor Winter Trip via santa Re
Eaute.


Route.
To Texas, New Mexico. Arizona, Call
forniA, Utah and Old Mexico, ara offered
by the Santa re.
Tickets now on sale good until June 1.
with sufficient transit limit 10 each di-
rectiOn 10 eDAele passengers To stop of Al
all points en- route. last Of destinations
Include Corpus Christie. II Paso Calves
ton, Houston. Lsmpasas, Rock port, San
Antonio, City Of Mexico. Prescott. Ssltlll0
Ssn Luis POtosi. Las Vegas Hot Springs.
San D,sgo. San Francisco, salt Lake and
Portland.
New Mexico Is noted as having one 81
the most equabie climates Ia the world,
sudden changes being almost wholly uu-
known. u is n most desirable place either
FOR the business man. pleasure seeker or
the invalid, while IL Is the haven for ;Ls
immigrant No portion 81 the United
states can compare with the fertile vallsya
Of its rivers. aud in the productions Of the
field, the market garden, the orchard aHd
the vineyard.
For full particulars regarding the onuu-
try, rates, stopOVsrs etc. etc. call on nr
address nearest Santa F. agent or Geo e.
Nicholson, G.P. and 3 a. Topeka Esa
v. J. Black. A g. = and L. A
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so ssst via TIE New short Iins, Nil
soun Pacific "Pisssaut Hill route
Through sleeping and chair cars without
change wichita to 1T Louis asItf
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Kansas CIV TT dnon
~. Louis Produce

ST. loUTs Dec -
FLoUR-Flrn, SLOW. Patents IS 7Eey 50 extra
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Mrs winslow's Soothing syrup should
always be used for children teething f.
root hes the child. soiteus TO gums. aiiHys
all pain, cures wind collie, sDd ls tds
cents bottle. Used Dy millions -
uotbers CG4tf ~ ST.
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WICHITA, Kan, Dec. %, 1892.

The cattle market was active again To-
day. Prices were steady Win stocAeis
and feeders stronger in the afternoon.
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i ITLED TRAMP
Now n Cincinnati Hospital tPaticnt-I
iured While Stealing n Ride.

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Now n Cincinnati Hospital Pnticnt-In-
jnrcd While Stealing 4 Ride.
~ClNclSNATI, April lO.-On April 6 the
patro! took 4 man from Grand Central
depot to the hospital suffering from q
badly shattered leg. The man regis
tered rs Charles Mauman, and said he
had arrived in this city only 4 few hours
before from 81. Louis. He gave his
residence rs Saxony, Germany, and said
he had been in tho country only about
five weeks. - 4.
Yesterday, however, he became con-
lldentla! with one OF tho nurses in the
lnstlt!on and told his story which, il
true. is 4 strange one, and which is
credible from the fact that his passport
Was found among other papers in his
coat pocket.
Young Nauman's right name, he
says, Is Henry ron Naumam, and he is
scion OF one OF Germany's noblest fam
lies. His father, no claims, is the i'm
perlal director OF railroads in tho old
country at tho present time. About
nlne months ago lac left Germany for
some cause unknown and came to this
country.
Arriving il New York he remained
there until he had spent all his money,
ana then he started TO tramp across the
country in search of work. Aimlessly
he wandered for hundreds OF miles
without finding anything to do, until
he finally landed in his present pitiablc
condition, as Il common tramp, in the
city hospital. The manner in which
ne received his injuries is most peculiar.
lie started from st. Louis to this city,
an9 1t Goshen, Ind, jumped u froight
Train to steal 4 ride.
Being afraid Of detection, he sat down
GEthc platform Of q car and put his
iGgt against the end OF the next car.
While sitting in this position the train
same TO 4 sudden stop and crushed his
!,mos up against his body, bruisinc
mem ma serious manner. When he
arrived in this city he was not able to
"aIl' and was taken to the hospital.
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CIGARS ~ANDsST0GIES
Talked About Yesterday in tho
Trades Assembly Again.
Ten HOURS FOR JEWELRH; CLERKS
rnough In n Day..Thc Monongah
Coal boycott successfully Prose-
rutcd.. Iioycottcd Coal Handlers
Names to DO Printed. Electrical
Workers Union.

"
There was 4 pretty fair attendance
,,bc meeting Of tho Trades Assembly
.,In, ,nJ tho bnsincs, before tho
ye''r'u"'' ""a ;. r,,s
meeting was 'r"'ls"c'eu promptly. i''o
delegates from the new labor union,
Va Of. Of the National Brotherhood OF
r".,.;,oi worl.oro woro o,ln,i,toJ and
Eee'' mi.
thelr cIeuehIl''S "pp'o,o" nv "
ganization takes i'll all tho workers in
Electricity, and Is intended to prevent
s,,, from holm, ro1uccJ INV farther.
ways i'c"" 'e'' ~ %":II.
they having aircady ias'ch on coiis'"cf-
abs from the prices paid 4 lew years
o,o
Tt ,,,i..oo an ,,,o N,o,onrob co,l
l"elo''i"'''oo '" ~
boycott reported 'hat " was Deiig sue
cc.siully prosecuted, but that some par.
ties, in explaining why they continued
using the boycotted product, said they
had as much right 10 use scab coal rs
other people had TO buy scab stostes
and cigars.
Garfield Assembly, tho organization
oil cigar and stogie workers, sent in Il
communication tina: certain firms be
placed on the boycott, list for handling
~non.union cigars. john Ebbert was
also called OH 10 furnish the evidence
sustaining his charges against certain.
c~igarmakers, said charges having been
made ut 4 former meeting OF tho As
grmbly. The matter was referred to
TIE arbitration committee.
IN order was made that 1000 circu.
lars be printed, containing the names oil
all parties handling boycottcd. coal.
The jcwelry clerks sent in. II request,
asking that four jGwclry firms be boy
coitcl for having refused TO close their
Places OF business at six o'clock in the
evening, certain days every week and
Two months in the year excepted.
From the report OF the arbitration com.
mittce it appeared that thesctirms had
riused to agree to this proposition, be-
cause the bulk OF their business was
transacted in the evening, and had
claimep that it would ruin them, or
some OF them nj least, ii they were to
close up us requested. After q long dis
custom, tho request was referred back
10 the local union, asking it to carry
around petitions to the firms. in ques-
ton, aekins them to allow their en-
plGvps n ton hour lnv. NIL ornrtimo TO
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4 MIRACLE AT LOURDES.
a Blind Cripple Girl Made to See and Re.
stored to Health md Strength.

Il blind Cripple Girl Made to Sec and Re.
stored to Health and Strength.
LONDON, April l0.-The following ex-
traordinary story of a miracle at
Lourdes was printed here to-day over
tho signature OF Edward Wolsey. The
gentleman says:
On March Is I was at Lourdes and
was just leaving the .grotto after hear
ing mass at tho Basilica, where | saw 4
young girl carried on a bed by four
men. She was white likes corpse, her
limbs and head were twisted and she
was blind. She wasS carried into the
Piscane. I returned to our hotd and
had hardly arrived when tho landlady
rushed in to tell me that this youn:
girl had been completely cured. l ut
once cot permission to 20 to SEQ Mad
anne DO La Gucrre with q friend with
whom | was travelling. We found her
in the greatest Joy at the wonderful
cure OF her daughter, Nine. Dc La
Guerre.
The mother told us the young lady
had been paralyzed for the last six years,
and had had 1.-THE est.doctors in Paris,
but she only got worse. Eight months
ago she was advised to take her as n last
chance to Geneva TO try hot baths.
After taking the baths for two months
she got q fresh stroke and was struck
blind. They then determined to take
her to Lourdes and there beg for her :
cure from Our Lady No cure was made
the first day, and next day the invalid
was sent Ill q carriage from Lourdes
station. On entering the Piscane and
being bathed in tho;water, she was sud-
dently and instantly made we'll, her
contortcd limbs were restored to their
right position and her eye sight COM
pletely restored. Her mother asked us
ii 1--WE would like to see her daughter, so
VIC went in. The window was wide
open. the sun was pouring into tho
room and the girl was facing the light,
but she said she did not feel the glare
in the least.
took her recently paralyzed hand
which was warm and healthy. She
said: "Tlauks to Our Blessed Lady OF
Lourles. l am completely cured"
She seemed the very picture OF health
and animation. All tho particulars
told us by her family were confirmed
by tho doctor who came with her from
Geneva. He also told us that so little
did he expect her recovery that he had
not even gone to the Grotto with her.
However, tho miracle was witnessed
by IN English Protestant doctor who
happened 70 be at Lourdes, and he has
signed 4 declaration that the cure was
utterly beyond medical power and that
the girl is perfectly cured, her legs and
arms dropping into their natural posi-
ton, while her eyes became bright and
clear when q minute previously she had
been blind and O homeless Cripplc.
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The STATE.
Matters OF Interest," Cleaned from West
Vlrsinin Exchanges,

wa
Vlrainin Exchanges.
Coal transportation over tho West
Virginia Central railway for two weeks
ending April ., was 1878 tons; year to
date, 9l0,lW tons; decrease, 2G,liS tons.
Coke transportation for sumo period
WIS l,oSj tons; year to date, 1865
tons. Shipment from Elk Garden
mines, Nos. /, 3, 4 and O, was 9,G3S tons
year 10 date, O ,il5 tons. Elk Garden
Big Vein Mining Company for same
week, l,lS0 tons; year to date, $500
tons.
A remarkable suit has Just been In.
stituted hero. Mrs. Sallie Ann Shoe.
make, OF Mill Creek district, whose ago
Is sixty.tlve years and who has been
married ~iorty-six years, living all tho
time ~agrecably with her husband, has
now brought snit against him for d.
vorco on tho ground OF alleged cruel
tren!mcnt.N sio is the mother OF eleven
children, all tof whom arc grown
Hampshire Revisw.
Charles Liza's store and postoTce at
Wiseburg, Jackson county, was robbed
Saturday night Mr.. Liza lost about
$50 worth Of goods and four registered
letters were distracted. One OF tho let
tiers contained q $50 pension check, pay.
able to Marcellus Boise and endorsed
by him and NJ. 0. Archer.
Lawrence Garvey shot John Cloary ut
Bloomington, neal Piedmont, last week,
the ball making IN ugly wound in tho
neck. They are brothers.in.law, and
the trouble is reported to have grown
out OF Cleary's abusing his vile, Gar
vey's sister.
The celebrated registered stallion,
Director, 2:l7, 4 brother to Grcnadinc,
owned by'Judge Maxwell, Of this city,
was sold last week for tho enormous
sum OF se%vcnty.iivo thousand dollars
CarksJurg Telegram.
Mr.. James J. Phillips. while digging
coal in his mine u few days ago on Roar.
ing creek found n fossil chestnut, the
only n that has ever been found in
tlc'Randolph coal measures.
1t is rnmorcd that tho Chesapeake &
Ohio railroad pcoplowill construct 4 line
OF road up Gaulcy this summer to con
meet with,thc Davis or Camden System,
probably at Marl;nton.
Owing to tho delay in getting out 3d.
600 new ties necessary. the widening OF
the gauge of the Grafton & Greenbrier
railroad will not be finished for some
weeks. -
The output OF coal and coke in. the
Fairmont region for the week ending
April ., 1892. was 1874 tons.
The Elkins National Bank commenced
operations last Saturday week under
very favorable auspices.
The new Jail at Martinsburg has been
completed and does not give satisiac.
! ton.
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JUMPED FROM a WINDOW.
4 Card Players Desperate Leap unt
.at., Probable Death.

4 Gard Players Desperate Leap and
t.. Probable Death.
iClHcINSArI, April 10.-Last night
Hans Smith end a crowd OF colored men
were raided by the police for running a
crap game in the Weighcll block, at 2l2
Elm street, and tho police arc OF the
opinion that ono OF the players jumped
out Of a sixth-story window to eludo
them.
At any rate, Night Chief Casey. says
that he attempted to arrest :asmulatto
who was in the room and the fellow cs-
capped him. He chased the man to the
roof OF the building and then down to
the sixth floor, when he suddenly
whirled and ran toward 4 window fac
ing to the north and jumped through
it, taking with him sash and ALL = 8
Immediately IN investigation began
for the escaped prisoner, but no traces
OF him could be found, and the suppose
ton is that he jumped from the sixth
floor of tho building to an areaway be-
meath and met death. The place into
which he is supposed 10 have jumped is
surrounded by a high brick wall, and is
filled with all sorts of rubbish, which
by tho aid OF the dim light q lantern,
vas explored as far as possible, but no
traces OF the missing prisoner could be
found. ESSSSSE \
Casey returned and again metwitR
IN exciting encounter with another
man, who also attempted to get away
by climbing onto tho tire-escapc. A
h%and-to-hand struggle occurred ON the
small! iron platform. but the officer sue
ceedcd'in safely landing his. man. Nine
prisoners were taken to Central Station.
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Tho Arsontino situation,

New York, April lO.-Thc Mcrali's
iDucnos Ayrcs cablegram says: Al
though tho central radical commit.
tee advises its adherents to abstain
from taking part in to-morrow's Cleo
tons, it is certain that many radical
clubs will vote. Tho police have taken
precautions to put down all attempts at
riotin:. The triumph Of tho constitu.
.tionalists is assured throughout the re-
public.
Gen. Garmendi, chief OF tho limit
commission, met in session to adjust the
line between tho mission and province,
and believes had Il conference to-day
with the Brazilian representative, Baron
C~apenena, who delivered maps and do
cuments relating to the subject. 1t was
agreed to submit the question to an
arbitrator to DO the President OF the
United States.
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Brutal Thieves DIsap,ol,,o,

ALTOONA, Pa, April lo.-At Holli-
aaYs0urg last night masked burglars
broke into tho house Of John Daily, a
veteran, and failing to find any money
oeat nm into insensibility with rcvoly.
us, severely injuring him. The rosi-
ueice OF Miss Olivia Mcdowell was also
S'slIea' and she was cruelty cut and
pSaten, when the thieves found that
Her entire savings amounted 10 only six
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Chemical Works Damaged,

NEWARK, n. j., April 1O-Tho Passaic
chemical works was damaged by fire to-
day to the extent OF $4,000. Owing 10
the heavy fumes OF the chemicals the
iiremcn had difficulty in fighting the
fire. About twenty tiremen were over
come by the fumes.
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Firc Near PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, April lo.:-A spark
from n locomotive set fire this morning
10 Inc car shops OF tho Philadelphia &
Icaains Railroad company at Wavnc
Junction, on the outskirts OF tho CITY.
,uaa Ihc structure, with cightysbox cars.
s sSs destroyed, tho total loss being about
r roo;gVo The flying embers ignitcd tho
,csiuencc OF Henry Summers, somo dis.
,"I " away, and it also was burned, with
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REAL ESTATE.
SPECIAL SALE or REAL ESTATE.

II not sold at Private sale before Saturday,
April u, 1851, we will on TINT day at ~ H. M.
o. The front door OF the Court liniSe, ancr al
PUBLIC sale the following Real Estate. Wy:
Sixteen Tote In Zinc's Orchard Addition on
wheeling lsland, being numbered 8, d. 10. %, 81,
o. OF, 81, 6N, Cd, o., ", 10, 10, Il md u.
Also. COSll - feet on North Front street, Island,
being lot No. aud Il foot OF lot No. Z. IN Gil.
chrlst's addition, nljolulng tho residence OF
Captain Prince.
Also. lot No. 81, woodSlalc. on tho Sotloual
Road, opposite .AltcnhcIm, irnntInh 10 feet on
the pike and running back TO tho motor line.
lSlaNIl1o I -,
Must DO sold at once.
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Diamond and Pearl Trade D.mornlizea

PARIS, April 10.-Tho suspension OF
Brcm & Co., private bankers, has pre-.
cipitated the failure Of Armand &
scwolf, wholesale jewellers, D. L.
Moppes, another big jeweleri has also
stopped business. The liabilities OF the
firms arc heavy. The whole extensive
diamond and pearl trade OF Paris is dis.
organized, partly through heavy specu.
llation in diamond mining and this is
weakening values iii tho London and
continental precious stone trade.
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iF yGn feel weak, tired and all run
% yo', Hoods Sarsaparilla IS Just what
;i"% need TO build up strengthened puri.
: '0"t ploou. 10 cI" II 3
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RINEHART 6 TATUM,
Agents,
{, app City Bank Building. Room NOT
FOR A Il Fl.

Ns
House: six roomS, Wood street, Centre Wheel.
Ing, 81 $50.
lionsc. seven rooms, with hall, Eofr street.
Sixth ward. $500.
House, five rooms, brick. Fourteenth street.
House, i've rooms, Eoir street, between Tween.
ty:iourth mud Twcnty.iiith streets, G.al.
Hall lot on Twenty. ninth street, sBo.
cheap.
House, three rooms. First wand, SOD
House. four rooms, Jacob street, Ccn.rc Wheel.
Island.
Half lot on Moyston street, Sixth ward, $50.
Cheap.
Lots on South Chnplinc, Eor and Jacob s,rcct4,
from NJ)to $500 enCh.
House Of SIX roomi. 1856 Woods street; COOL
condition. S1,00l.
business house on Market street.
business house on corner Twonty.sixth and
Chaplino streets.
One.halflot'on Twenty. ninth street, $500.
ThlrtySix acros adjoining Elm Grove. cheap.
Building site for dwelling OIL Twenty.eishth
Alargc lot n. McNcchon, 100 by sj feet Very
cheap.
House Of eight rooms. brick, Jncob street, b..
tween Fifteenth md Sixteenth streets.
Seven lots, OxlO feet In Filau. Whvto ani
Ono OF tho bcyt manufacturing slts, IN tho
city, fronting on two rlllroadx
Choico lot, In Glendale
Lots In Fifsh ward In Fllau L WhyssI
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sB-Dr. Greene. the successful specialist, In
curing all forms Of nervous and chronic diseases,
SW.l'th Street, New York, can be consulted
free, personally or by letter. Call or write to him
abont your case or send for symptom blank to
fill out, md a letter fully explaining your dis
cuse. giving advice, &clwill DO returned free.
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DlsoRpEnrD Liver set right with
PILLS.
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0i'EAT BARGAINS in fine Shoes at
l.. v. BLoSD's.
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II Ind terrible headaches for 30 yoar'. rJdt
that I should 90 INSANE. aud made my husband
promise that no would notput mo In MI asylum.
l took DR.. Grccnc's Nervura, aud now ! have 10
headache, cat and sleep well. am not nervous,
my kidneys are healthy and blood pure. In
short. 1 was saved from that terrible rntc,
~nsnnityo or prostratIon, by this wonderful
remedy, DIR. Grecno's Nervura.
MRS. JENNIE ANTHONY,
81 ~ Grcnno S,rno, Tyun sroeu
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EXECUTORS SALE.
EXECUTORS SALE
o.
Household and Kitchen Furniture.

! will offer ut public sale, Mt the residence OF
Ch. Thomas ]. shnllcross, on Ninth street, in tho
city OF Wheeling. on e.
SATURDAY, APRIL 16, 1902,
commencing ut 10 o'clock H.. m, d largo lot OF
household goods, consisting OF parlor. dining
room, chamber lnd kitchen furniture. much OF
1t Of very good quality; also carpets, hall furni-
ture and one plano. On the afternoon of tho
same day | Will offer for sale Il family carriage. a
cab, three omnibCscs, two large wagons, Il sleigh
and several large wine casks.
TERMS or SALE-For all purchases for less than
twenty dollars. cnSh; for all purchases amount
ing 10 twenty dollars or more, n credit OF ninety
days Will be gwen. the purchaser giving there
fore q negotiable note with good security.
JOHN J. JACOB.
apS Executor OF Thomas r. Shallcross. :
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real estate. :
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OH, MY HEAD /.
Neuralgia orIicad and Face.

49, .' W.
Did II ever strike you how many people suffer
from headache, neuralgia, malaria, pain IN thc
back or side?
Their numbers urc countless.
And thcy continue to Suter, moro especially
In the Spring months, when Spring Debility ug.
gravatcs their troubles.
The Grip a'so, which has been SO prevalent,
causes moro headache, aud as m after effect
leaves tho nerves Of tho head, inn more weak.
ened an diseased condition than my! olcr
known affection. TaL condition SfOuld iitrer bc
neglected.
And yet, hrs Is an 'ub,O'utdy otrdin cure triihin
casyredch. Dr.. Greono's Servura, the great remedy
for tho nerves, Is q sure and speedy cure, and
Will give relief IN all such cases, Itis also the
very best Spring medicine you can take. to tone
you up, strengthen your nerves, livlgotatc
Your blood, and regulate your stomach. liver
and bowels. JauE
Besides, 1t Is perfectly safe to use, being purely
vegetable aud harmless All drlnrlsts kcon Il. 81.
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EmerSOn'S Easy Anthems.

A dcscryedly popular collection. Price 81 %;
50 00 per dozen.
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American Tune Book.

Mr.. Emerson's choice OF tho best Gl anthems
Of the lust decade. Price, 81 o.: 50 % per dozen.
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ohc Of the best selling collections. 50 cents;
81 ~ per dozen.
EnerSOn'S Choice Anthems.
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EmerSOn'S Anthems Of Praise.
Gabriel Anthems.

Anew book containing nearly l) choice An
the!ns. Price, 81 90: 50 " per dozen.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1892-10-20
To-Day

Hoods Sarsaparilla stands at the head
in the medicine world, admired in pros
perity and envied in merit by thou,
sands of would be competitors. IL has
a larger sale than any other medicine
Such success could not be won without
positive merit.
Hoods Pills cure constipation by re-
storing the peristaltic action of the ali
mentaTy canal, They are the best fam,
lily cathartic.
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The Wild Man of Robertsvills.

John Hautert, farmer residing near
Robertsville, tells another version of the
antics of the wild man who is almost
daily seen skirmishing around that place.
Haubert stated to reporter that he was
of the opinion that the wild mani is not
insane, but merely a bum who carries a
musket and Is attempting to frighten peo
pie and then break into their houses and
barns and steal. Only this week the fell
low appeared at Haubert's place while
the latter was absent from home and
frightened his children into giving him
something to eat. Haubert states that he
will shoot the man the next time he mo-
Tests him and his family.