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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-16
DISPLAY HEADS
Wouldn't Be Out OF Place Over Many of
These Items, But We Haven't Room.

Andrew Bishop, of Chicago, fruit pre-
serve manufacturer, has sued the American
Preserve Company for maintaining trust,
under the Sherman law. The concern is a
West Virginia corporation, with offices at
Pittsburg, and watered capital Of S, ,000,-
900.
The will OF the late Senator Plumb was
entered for probate yesterday. The estate
will amount to 100000. The Senator had
property in New York, Florida, Alabama,
Virginia, Ohio. Missouri, Kansas, Colorado
and Montana. Mrs. Plumb and her son,
both invalids, were made sole executors Of
the will.
At Berlin, the landtag was opened yes
terday. The Emperor-King was not pres
ent and in his absence Chancellor Won Ca
privi read the speech from the throne open
ing the session. Itcontained nothing start
ling.
Chauucey NJ. Depew has been reelected
President of the Union League Club, New
York, by 425 votes Of 122 cast.
Heavy floods prevail in the province Of
Huelve, Spain. The damage done is al
ready enormous, but 1t is impossible TO get
details, as telegraphic communication IS
interrupted.
Governor Mckinney, of Virginia, yes
UerUaV S6Dt ueSSdSo 10 tue LeRlolnIuLO .
concerning the State debt enclosing the
plan of agreement for a settlement be-
tween the State Debt Commission and the
Alcott committee. Referred 10 the Finance
Committee of both Houses.
General Trent, who was noted officer
in the Crimean war, committed suicide at
Exerter, England. yesterday. Money
troubles was the cause Of the act.
The Aransas Pass railroad strike now
seems to be nearing a settlement. A car
load Of hogs offered by the Aransas Pass
road TO the Great Northern was refused by
the switchmen last night.
The Pittsburg, Manchester and Ale
gheny street car line is tied up by strike.
The men claim their hours have been
heightened without increased pay.
Business in the New York dry goods
market was dull yesterday, both demand
and movement being affected. There was
no change, however, or no new features in
the situation.
Russian agents are distributing through
out Russian Poland manifestoes bitterly
accusing Polish land owners of causing
distress by exporting corn, and declaring
that the Car is doing his utmost TO allevi-
ate the sufferings due TO famine, and has
therefore prohibited the expectation OF
hren1Stuffs
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piece Of timber was hurled ll0 feet, end
over end, and then struck a team hitched to
another log sled, breaking the hind legs OF
both horses. The horses were suDse-
quently killed by the owner.
A train of fourteen cars on the Osceola
Route short line, near Savannah was
wrecked yesterday by misplaced switch
The fireman and engineer were killed,
though both jumped.
Two passenger trains came together on
the Old Colony road near Fall River,
Mass, yesterday. Both locomotives were
demolished, but TO one was seriously hurt
A baggage man was severely bruised oy
being thrown down in his car.
An unknown man was beheaded by a
passenger train on the Panhandle, near
Fort Wayne, Ind, last night. He was
asleep on the track. In his pocket was
found bottle, empty, but for the odor OF
whisky.
A passenger with New York ticket and
letters addressed 10 Samuel Ward in his
pocket, was killed while boarding a moving
train, in the Central depot at indianapolis,
last night
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MONEY IN sIEXICO.
A Bank Which Earned AZ Per Cent Last
Year.

CITY OF MEXICO, January 1.-The
annual meeting of the Bank OF London
and Mexico was held yesterday. PreSi-
dent Braniff congratulated the share
holders on the banks having earned
dividend OF 20 per cent, besides
putting 100000 into the reserve fund.
The capital has been doubled, making
il S3, 900, 900, and the reserve amounts
TO $4,000. The earnings for the past
pear on $500, 900 capital were a. per
cent.
President Braniff said that business
throughout Mexico had been good, and
the bank had shared in the general
prosperity of the country, which
had been stimulated by the
wise and powerful administra-
tion of President Diaz has pursued
in the conduct OF federal finances.
II was policy Of conservatism marked
by eminent sagacity. The shareholders
had shown their confidence in the bank
by themselves taking the whole OF the
new capital required by the growing
needs of the country. This bank had
been established over a quarter OF a
century. and since II. c. Waters be-
came the manager it had earned heavy
dividends. Mr.. Braniff, in his speech.
deprecated the sensational reports con-
cerninC the business and the condition
of Mexico published in foreign journals;
there was no foundation for alarmlst re-
ports. Mexico had been and is prosper
ous. The statements sent abroad regard
ing the failure of the crops were very
largely exaggerated.
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BUSINESS PROCEEDED.
The English Miners Union COnven-
ton Had Not Time to
VOTE SYMPATHY FOR ROYALTY,
And One Of the Creates, Bodies Of Organized Labor
Recorded Itself as Not Feeling Great Aaec- s
sOn fer Royalty Ether
Dead or Alive.
Coprrioht, 1899.

LONDON, January l5.-The decorus,
fiction that the whole nation Is OVER
whelmed with grief at the death OF tho
Duke OF Clarence received startling
denial to-day in the proceedings OF the
greatest workmens' union In England.
The delegates TO the miners fedora
tion, now holding their annual meeting
at Stoke-on-Trent, were apprised before
assembling that their representatives In
Parliamect decided that the federation
should adopt a resolution OF coincidence.
A telegram from their Parliamentary
leader, Mr.. Pickard, asked for q vote
OF sympathy with the royal family, add
ing, THE Queen has always expressed
sympathy with u.s."
The member who moved the vote OF
coincidence reminded the delegates that
the Queen, in cases OF accidents In
mines, always helped the distressed. In
sullen silence the conference listened 90
speeches In favor OF the motion, and
then By vote OF nineteen TO thirteen,
passed, without debate, an Amendments
to proceed TO business.
The upper and middle classes are
keenly touched by the incidents OF the
Duke OF Clarence's death. The latest
announcement from Sandringham to-
night is that DIR. Laking is detained
watching the Princess OF Wales and
Princess May, fearing that influenza
may attack them.
Prince George, who is still weak from
his attack OF typhoid fever, Is also the
cause OF anxiety. The doctors have ad-
vlsed the Prince OF Wales as soon rs
possible to remove his family from tho
scene Of aflliction.
The Queen has not yet decided the
date Of the funeral, but 1t will probably
be on Thursday next.
Mr.. Gladstone wishes 70 return from
the south OF France 20 attend the funer-
ais OF the Duke OF Clarence and Cardi-
nal Manning, but his friends. anxious
TO prevent the risk OF exposure 20 severe
weather, have telegraphed him begging
him not TO come.
Mr.. Lincoln, the United States Min
lister, has nearly recovered from his re-
cent slight cold. He says he Is so well
| that inquiries as TO his health are un-
necessary.
Mr.. Murat Halstend, who arrived In
| London from Paris yesterday evening,
| will be a passenger on the Majestic.
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A CREW OF DRUNKEN SAILORS.
Dublin Stout and Irish whisky Cause
Trouble on German ship.

New YORK, January ia quantity
OF Dublin stout and Irish whisky In the
cargo OF the German ship Hermann was
the cause OF that vessel passing the
quarantine station yesterday with sig
mails OF distress displayed.
The liquid cargo was securely slowed
in the forehold when the ship sailed
from Dublin "a days ago. BY some uD-
explained method great portion found
its way into the sailors lockers, and on
November 40 all hands forward OF the
mast were very drunk. The more yio-
lent among them were secured aud
placed in irons, and when called TO ac-
count for the conduct the next day ex-
pressed so much repentance that Capt.
Peters released them without further
punishment.
Capt. Peters awoke on January 10
flnd all the seamen intoxicated again,
and he had much difficulty with them.
When his ship arrived IN port he show
ed the distress signal and when the ma
ture OF the trouble was known the
police boat patrol was called upon. The
police promptly responded and two OF
the crew who were said 20 have been re-
sponslble for the conduct Of the others
were taken 20 the Tombs.
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FAILURES AND BUSINESS TROUBLES.

At Baltimore, Md, J. j. Nicholson s.
Sons, bankers closed their doors yester.
day. Some Of the smaller savings banks
of Maryland and West Virginia kept ac-
counts with the firm.
The assignee was at work yesterday
making an examination Of the books OF Jos
H. Cowes & Co, the Philadelphia cotton
firm which failed Thursday. No definite
statement OF assets and liabilities has been
prepared, but il is understood that the
amount involved is over millio- dollars.
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DOES THIS REQUIEE ANY sALTs
Editor Howell says Georgia is Strongly
Anti-CleYeiand.

New York, January 15.-Evan P.
Howell, Of the Atlanta Constitution, ar
rived here last night. He said that the
Georgia members Of the National Dem
ocratic Committee will cast their vote
in favor of this city as the place for
holding the National convention. He
said that the twenty-fOur delegates
Georgia sendS to the convention will 20
uniGStruCted.
"They will vote" be said, with the
delegates from the northern Democratic
States. providing the representatives.
from these states do not cast their votes
for Cleveland. Georgia Is thoroughly
anti-CIeveland State. II can be moth
ing else, because in the State there are
10000 Alliance men, and every one OF
these men is bitterly opposed to Cleve-
land. II the Democracy wishes to carry
Georgia, Cleveland must be set aside.
The first choice Of the Georgians is un-
doubtedly Senator Hill. The second
choice Of Georgia is perhaps Senator
German
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The OHIO LION HUNT.

The PumaS Killed st the Mouth OF the
Cave where They Were Last Reported.
LEIPSIC, O., January 15.-The two
California pumas which have been play
ing havoc among the cattle in this sec
tion were killed yesterday. They were
discovered in a cave. They first one TO
make its appearance proved to be
the female. 1t was shot. The ami
NAL measured . feet inches from
tip TO tip. The male made desperate
fight, but finally received its death
wound. IL measured : feet 3 inches.
The carcaSSes have been taken TO Gin
Cinnati
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CRIMES AND CRIMINAL MATTERS.

At Allentown, Pa, VIM. Keck, on trial
for killing Mrs. Jeanette Mich. November
Is at Ironton, Pa, was found guilty or
murder in the first degree yesterday after
noon.
At Buffalo, N. Y, Judge Hatch yester-
day sentenced Thomas O'Brien, Stephen
Crotty, Thomas Quinn and Frederick
Busch to the State Prison for twenty years
each for rape on Sophia Samojedna, Po-
lish girl.
At Poplar Bluff, Mo-, NJ. V. Hardin was
hanged in in the jail yard at IL 80 o'clock
yesterday morning. Harbin was hanged
for numbering an old man named Smith,
on July 4, 1885 On the scaffold he pro-
claimed his innocence. He has written
statement.
The alleged Anarchists who were arrest
ed at Wallsall, England, on the charge OF
having dynamite for impropes purposes
were brought into court yesterday, but the
cases were continued to allow the police
further time for investigation.
At Paducah, Ky, Jesse Brown was
hanged yesterday at Z 80 a. m. for the muir
der of John Larry on January 3, 1891.
Martin McConnahay, the man who was
arrested few days ago while demanding
from Judge Gresham, OF the Federal Court,
at Chicago, which.he said Jay Gould had
sent TO him, was adiudged insane yester-
day.
The body Of John Carson, an agent for
Scribner's Magazine, was found lying IN
front OF stable in New York, yesterday
morning, at 4:30 o'clock, with his throat
cut from ear 10 ear. The police are unde-
cided whether it is murder or suicide.
Peter Stewart, a negro, attempted "a
rape Mrs. William Shields at st. Louis
Paris, La, yesterday. A posse of white
men are pursuing him and will lynch him
If they catch him. Hounds are used in the
chase He has taken to the swamps.
Frank Barnett shot and fatally injured
Samuel Franks at La Porte, Ind, in a sd
loon row last night. Franks had used Ian
guage uncomplimentary to Barnetrs
mother and sisters. The murderer gave
himself up to the City Marshal and wa:
lodged in Jail
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NFLUENzA'S DEADLY GRIP.

O,a hundred and eighteen Of the pupils
~ I,;Iitarv school at St. Cry, Paris, are
NJ nrostrated with influenza.
influenza is rapidly spreading In NORTH IN
=. Iteiv -Four hundred cases were re-
,,o-,ed 81 in Leghorn yesterday. Inc mortal
ftv is very heavy.
Az Copenhagen, during the week snai9g Eng
Saturday, last, there were reporeeG .,SO i,vOO
csses OF Influenza and seventy-I"o uea'H'
from that disease.
Lansing, Michigan, IS Tu.nI,ls uIHe Kindred
severe -. renorted ia less than week,
mostly mild in form, however
Randolph Rogers, the celebrated T;,. AMER, fsnn,
sal rSS,Inonitos was announced few DAYS so ago
pul9lUsstted plS Ussterdav at his residence in Rome
Randolph Rogers was born IN. IN "a'e140''
rssr rsSI', Auburn, n. Y, July 10 ls|e'
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DUN'S REVIEW
Shows a Fairly Healthy State OF Affairs
Big Exports For December.

Big Exports For December.
New YORK, December 15.-R. G. Dun
& Co.'S weekly review OF trade says:
at was suggested two weeks ago that
the exports in December were likely TO
be extraordinarily large. The preiim-
mary reports just Issued indicate that
the exports in that month were prob
ably the largest ever known, for while
no increase appears In cotton and ex-
ports OF provisions and cattle and oil
were slightly less than a year ago, a
gain of $50, 100000 appears in bread
stuffs.
Another fact OF large Importance Is
that the iron output was not diminished
in December as is usual, owing TO the
stoppage Of furnaces during the holi-
days. but was 1ss,0s2 tons weekly
against 1sS, 135 December lst.
The market is fairly active though
the enormous output gives buyers an
advantage, and Virginia irons are offer
ed at low prices. Copper is fat and In
tin there is little change, but lead Is
weak, and the market for coal very dull,
on account OF the very heavy output.
The wool production last year Is esti-
mated considerably larger than that OF
the year before and the stocks on hand
are somewhat larger.
Pittsburg reports no change In the
iron market, though prices for finished
iron are growing stronger. At Cleve-
land trade is larger than year ago.
though in some lines inactive, and the
tide seems to have turned In pig iron
and ore. The depression OF business at
the South on account OF the low price
OF cotton continues.
The business failures occurring
throughout the country during the last
seven days number $50 as compared
with 435 last week eight days.. For
the corresponding week OF last year
the figures were All.
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strikers stiIi YIrn.

SAY ANTONIO, TEX, January I5-The
employees Of the San Antonio and Arkansas
pass railway are still holding out They
claim that the employees OF the Texas roads
will refuse TO handle Aransas Pass freig ht
The men are becoming somewhat dis
coptented. The receivers have stated that
the strikers will not go oack 70 WORK as
Order Of Railway Hands. The new mcn
will not be DISCHARGED
They held another conference with the
receivers to-day but could obtain no con-
cessions. The officials have issued circu-
lar stating that the road IL pow prepared
10 handle ali freight. local and through
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THE LEADER" BURNED OUT.

The Plant Entirely Destroyed, Entailing
a Loss OF $50, ,OOO-Other Buildings
Burned.
PITTBURG, January 16.-Shortly be-
fore midnight last night fire broke out
in the Leader building on Fifth avenue,
this city.
Despite the efforts Of the fire depart
ment the fire rapidly destroyed the
building and communicated TO the Aland
block adjoining.
The loss to the Leader is 100000, with
S45. 900 insurance.
Adjoining buildings are damaged
$4,000, but are fully insured.
The origin Of the fire is not known.
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OTHER RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.

A coal train Of twenty-seven cars became
unmanageable on steep grade on the Ohio
Southern road last night and was wrecked.
engine and was killed. Harry Ruse, brake
man, was killed
A Panhandle express train. west bound,
dashing along al nifty miles an hour, ran
into sled loaded with twenty-four-foot
log. ten miles east Of Dayton, last night
The train kept the track, but the heavy
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FIRES AND INSURANCE.

At Toledo, Ohio, yesterday morning, fire
broke out in the factory of the Toledo Cot
and Wringer Company, which was entirely
destroyed. Loss, 100000.
The Canton, Ohio, Saw Company's plant
was destroyed by fire yesterday. Loss,
$4,000. covered by insurance.
At Paterson, n. j., fire last night de-
stroyed the large mill owned by John
Stohr. a shirt manufacturer. The loss is
estimated at about s75, 900.
Fire broke out last night in Mitchell Il
Watkins grocery, in the business center
of the city of Aberdeen, Miss, and before
the fire could be quenched a number OF
commercial houses were burned. Loss,
1000; insurance, CSC, 900.
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Obio Leri,Iative Proceedings.

9ptctdI IeLF3rlfH 70 " 4''7'''
COLUMBUS, o., January l5.-Ine Houss
today adopted a resolution OF respeCs anu
sympathy in regard 70 the death Oh Geu' D.
:. Robinson. ..--,....s, hin ,,-o,,;5inc
-, s,-,.jes in Justices' courts shall be cho-
eus' lS, SoIf nv plaintiff and half by defendant,
seI5 Dc 0f Hooking, introduced bill IN
.un ucnse regulating rents for telephones
Soc SHc,or,ing no h in cities under 25,OOO popu-
iation tSU the rent shall be 50 per month; above
thn4 "a nel month.
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CARA RECRUITS.
Rumor That Band Has Left San Angelo
for Mexico.

SAN ANTONIO, Ten, January 15.-
The following dispatch from Major
Morris, in command of Fort Mcintosh,
has been received by Col. j. H. Martin,
Adjutant General Of this military de-
partment:
at is rumored that large party OF
revolutiOnists or Cara men left San
Angelo, Texas, about January 6 or Z,
headed for Del Rio, Texas. 1 give this
for what il is worth. The town of San
Angelo IS in Tom Green county, fully
$50 miles from the border. II has a
large Mexican population which has
been known all along as pronouncedly
in sympathy with the Cara movement"
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Coal for the Cruisers.

SAX FEANCIsCO, January l5.-Ihe
collier San Mateo has been chartered to
take coal from Nsnaimo TO Chlle. Inc
CAPTAIN Of the collier states that the
limited states government has char-
tered the vessel and has ordered MIN 10
rnsh his cargo through as rapidly as
possible. The vessel will leave this port
fnr NanaimO TODAY.
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Think. Grarss VIII Hang.

PROVIDENCE, r. l.. January 15.-Mr.
John II. Conrad, chief prosecuting witness
In the Barnaby murder trial at Denver re-
Gently, arrived in this city tonight.
When seen az the Narragansett Hotel be
expressed himself strongly OF the oeIef
that the Supreme Court would not grant a
new trial and that Gov. Routt would not in
terfere. He said the talk Of growing sehti-
ment in favor OF DR.. Graves in Denver
was all noonshine.
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WASHINGTON NOTES

s,....ss'.oeut Harrison has issued a procla-
= 'essrving from entry or settlement
4. seos giyer forest reserve IN New
49,. and making il a public forest res
-. sentative Parrott. Of Indiana. oaS
S-,--eeG bill apprOpriating slOO,OOO 70
49, fle ONO oriver between the
!. u the Green river and Evansville,
S.ee.-sr Crisp was not so well yesterday
DE was no serious change IN MS con
~ message was received at the
department. yesterday from Com
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ORDERED TO BROOKLYN.
The Cushing to Make Preparstions-Gun
Cotton Factory Rushed,

NEwPOEr, r. l., February 15.-Com-
mander Winslow, of the torpedo boat
Gushing, has received orders 10 proceed
10 Brooklyn navy yard and now only
awaits favorable weather. The officers
detailed have not yet reported to the
vessel. AT the torpedo station consider
able activity is displayed.
The gun cotton factory Is running
nearly TO full capacity and orders have
ius, been received TO double the ship
ment for Mare Island navy yard, max
Ing 10000 pounds, but this Is 70 be made
partially of spar torpedoes and not all
cotton in bulk.
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CHICAGO, January 15.-The prospect OF
fight in New Orleans during Mardi Gras
week between Hall and Fi,zsimmons went
glimmering tonight Louis Houseman
agent for the Olympic Club, offered Hal
$500 for expenses and $500 for his signature
to the agreement, the purse 70 be $s,0oo
Hal! declined.
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Maybe They Haven't Got Him.

MARIA, TEXAS, January l5.-While the
force of Uncle Sam think they have
Cara rounded up among the foot hills OF
the Rio Grande, that individuals believed
TO be more tnan 200 miles away from the
scene OF operation. II is believed by many
here that he is now in Preside county, and
will soon bob UP serenely.
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NOT DAUNTED.
The Law and Order suits VIII Not stop tho
Pittsburg Sunday Paper sales

Pittsburg sunday Paper sales.
PrrTsBURG, PA, January 1.-THE
suits Instituted by the Law and Order
League OF this city against the news
boys and news dealers and others for
selling newspapers on Sunday. which
were TO have been heard to-day. have
been postponed until tomorrow On mo-
tion OF counsel.
These cases are the beginning OF q
movement against the Sunday newspa-
pers, but Notwithstanding the suits. the
news companies declare they will cell
papers as usual on Sundays.
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,,is.,nr with sI,IOO.

CoIrvrrs, o., January 15.-James
49, o. Baltimore, National Secretary
~ ~ eiSa1 the Stonemasons' Union, has been mis-
- a.. Syoyn here since Tuesday night he
- n 1OO Of the orders money.
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The seeds Of sickness and Of death
In disordered mouth are sown;
When bad the teeth or foul the breath
Both soul and oody lose their tone,
Till SOZODONT's brought into play,
And sweeps those dire effects away.
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Basel on Trial.

CLARKsBURG, W. VA, January 15.-The
trial OF Ed Basel for shooting w. r.
Richards was commenced to-day. Basel
is defended by Davis and Lynch. The
general opinion is that be will be acquitted.
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An A.tonIshIng verdIet.

PagxKRsEuEG, W. VA. January i5.-The
iprv IN The case OF Steve Wskemar. on
trisl for the murder OF Sylvester Ditman,
brought in a verdict today Of guilty OF In
voiuntary rnansIsughter. The verdict a.
touished everybody
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The Duke Popular in Dublin.

DUBLIN, January l5-The Duke OF
Clarence and Avondale was popular In
Dublin. When he was here for few
days recently with his brother. Prince
George, he visited Mr.. Parnells grave in
Glasneyin cemetery.
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.Brown's Bropchiai Troches' are excel
lent for the relief Of Hoarseness or Sore Throat
They are exceedingly Observation-Disclosures
World, London, Eng.