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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-28
SUCCESSFUL STRATEGY.
Employed by a Sharp Russian Conn.,
mander to Evade an Eng ,
lish Corvette.
o Prepared for Sea Right Under
tho Nose of His
Enemy.
crew That Wal Very Fond of Fruit,
Not Getting Much Of It 1t
Home.

A paragraph recently appeared In a New
ork journal concerning Commodore
krydlof. Of tho Russian navy. This gen
eman contributed a piqusnt incident to
he engaging history OF VirRinian waters in
Bs7. says the New York Times.
It will DO remembered hat in that year o
ar appeared to be impending between
treat Britain and Russia. A declaration of
ar between those powers. il 10 needless
0 recall, never came; but while
was hourly in prospect tho inter-
q In the question at Norfolk. Va. was
nlivened BY the arrival in port Of . Rus
ian man-of- war, with . British one at her
FEELS. The then Commander" SkrydloR
lropped anchor from his command, the
Itrelok. of Fort Norfolk, md an hour OF
wo afterward Capt. Hand, royal navy, ap.
1eared in her majesty's ship Garnet, and
put his cable only 80 much further from
he fort that the vessels could clear each
bther in swinging with the tide.
Here was matter for q May morning. II
Vas known that two British men-of.w Wal
we're following in tho wake Of this Russian
Hoop. Tho Garnet was one Of these, . cor
Pstts. Her companion was lowering out
bide. or somewhere not far away. They
Aad all three come from tho West Indies.
Now Of the strelok and Garnet, which
Nd thus arrived in Norfolk harbor. and
lay there side BY side. tho latter vessel
would have conspicuous advantage in q
battle, Both were wooden vessels,
but the Garnets size. the mum.
Der of her crew. and tho amount of he,
nvNuarOA Vunen sN1aashl. kuvsn> kt1.o A.
Htrelok. Our wi officers at the navy yard
perceived that the strel0k's were really tho
better guns. but that comparison only 70.
hated 10 moderness and. design-the rifss
were of smaller bore and wers fewer than
the Garnet's. Perhaps the little Russian
had q advantage. and that one that NJ
persedes everything. except dienity-heels.
In the circumstances 1t woull not have
been presumed that the Russian comman-
der would linger at Norfolk should war be
declared between tho British government,
and his while he remained in the harbor oil
Q neutral power. International law would
his enemy II he put TO sen before her, or Il
tho Garnet went ont frat she, with her pom
sort would undoubtedly blockade Skrydloh
within the Chesapeake 10 this alternative ID
running their dangerous gauntlet. Skryd-
loa. BY the way. probably would have done
Sn.s sasssIs ~ NO ~ a. D daring
officer - we'll % an able one. Hut that il
aside. Notwithstanding these reasons
which tho Strelok had for getting out. shs
stayed whore she was with tho Garnet beside
her. In the newspapers the probability Of
the Anglo Russian war alternately sub
sided and returned, and tho men-of- Wal
swung. at their anohorsges. cycling each
other day after day, week after week.
Meanwhile Capt. Hand and Commando,
6k1ydlO6 we're p04oonalf Piends. ThAv mai
en shore. where they we're su~ssstainsd by
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-28
Thousands Of Suffering Woman

1nousahuS VI NVuerinS women.
Delicate womsn who COMPLAIN of tired
feeling, pains in tho back and lolns, desire
10 sleep. dizziness, painful or suppressed
menstruation, will find in Oregon Kidney
lea a faithful friend. ltcan DO relied upou
in every instance to give immediate relief
from kidney and urinary troubles Thou.
lands OF women are suffering every, day
who might Be permanently cured By using
Oregon Kidney lea.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-28

This beautiful house, facing on Cannon Street, is situated on lots g and &C, in block
This IS an excellent hame building containing II finished rooms besides vesibuh, large
hall, pantry, bathroom, s closets and cellar under the entire house. Foundation wall
faced with granite above grade line, hall is finished in antique oak, padors and dining
roomin cherry; balance Of finish is char Minnesota lumber. Both hoosa II double paper
throughout thew walls and unders shingles, weighted windows, complete system Of plumbing,
including htan and cold water to all fixtures connecedw with pipes of the Helena Consolidated
Water Co.; bass sink, double wash tray bath tub, water closet and marble top wash stand;
is pped for gas kitchen Isl neatly wanscoted and pantry fitted up with every modenc con-
venlene; plates ssw windows, Expensive art glass in hl and paror; pped for hot air
furnace This property has complete walks and fences graded WI prepared with soil
and nader ready frs seeding is ocated within two block Of the Rapid Transit Street Rail
way and ill bes old for S. 5oo-$Looo cash. forty pei cent of the entire amount to run
for 3 or years. bdancen payments within two year, to suit the purchaser with interest
at ter per cent Please call and investigate. Hns does not suit yu, we would be pleased
to show you other houses or build according to your own plans guaranteeing satisfaction.
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GHERIFF'S SALE DUNCAN HUNTER,
- plaintiff, Va BENJAMIN W. T.. Fslk and Mari

n 49, ~ IVAN oAA AA@ J
Und,r and BY, virtueo of an order Of sale and
district court Of the First judicial district Of tho
md Clarke. on the ga day Of Ausu.t.x. j. 1881
judem mt and darse OF foreclosure and sale
a iesead.n nSn'. ou ,S %' Sd J; f dix N: ~ An Mar, + so1 +.
ISL, IT, the sum of 1851, besides interest. costs
md attorney, fees. which ssid d.o,es va. on
Judgment hook No. il Of said court ,Sur At ie pars IN,
an commanded to sell ali those certain lots.
pieces or parcels Of land, situate. lying and heln!
Montana and bounded and described as fellows.
Lots fourteen u4. fifteen as, and sixteen uol
in block number one hundred and six uOB). Of
The Ming add ton to tho city Of Helena. as said
lots and, b COX are ! u,nEe-ed, designated and
on flo in the office Of the county clerk and re-
Together with all and sinsulsr the tenement-.
hsreditamcnts and appurtenances thsreunto Le-
Public notice 10 hereby given thai on Wedncs-
y o' .ls kim m. d of ts q. sds ny. AT tS;s 4 'front.' IT. d 1871 c ci
the court house. Helens, Lewis and Clarke coun.
y y t MSn tn se ! will II in,. "hsdisnoe e t.id order der
tho above deacribed prope ty. or 90 much there.
OF 40 may bs necessary to sat ,siy, said Judgment,
r,.s interest Ter ss.h m e. ,s coats to the highest and best
oi ven under my hand this a2d day Of August, A.
.CHARLES NJ. JEFFERIs, Sheriff.
BIZ RALPH q. JOHNSON. Ecputy sheriff.
NoIlcE on APpLluAfIo, TO CUT TIN.
~ her, In accordance with tho provisions oil
section 8, rules and regulations 'prescrit cd by
the honorable secretary Of the interior. May 9th.
county, Mont, hereby give notice that 1t tho ok
piratioD OF twenty-one days from the first pub l.
ton o the honorable secretary Of tho interior
for per miesion to cut and remove all tho timber
IT for lumber On this following tunsurv eyedl
described lands. to- wit, I ommencing at u point
on the west fork Of tlArk's Fork. whore saw mill
10 now situated thence north three miles up said
stream, embracing = body of timber ono mile
situated IN Park county, Mont, said timber con
sitting OF pine and spruce. amounting to nbou,
t00. 00O feet. WILLIAM WRIGHT,
WORTHY MCKEE.
(Eirst publication Au9, %, l8g2)
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HOUSES
---For Sale Read the Bescriptions-
the Descriptions.
Sale. Read

This house is situated on lot 49, in block Ih of the Brooke addition, 6ox12s feet with
16foota alley in 1.-THE rear, and faces on College Place, 218 feet from the Hauser boulevard
and 80 feet iron the Rapid Transit Electric line. Il is an excellent frame building, con-
tanning II finished rooms, besides vestbue, large hall, pantry, bathroom, 9 closets and
cellar underth the nitro house. Foundation and basement waDsa are built dle rock, faced
with granite above the grade line Hall finished in aniqueo oak, panr and lining room
in cherry, balance of house, NGnnesoap pine, natural fnSh. Both floors are double, paper
throughout walls and. under shingles weighted windows complete system of plumbing, in
Guiding sink andW wash trays in kitchen; bath tub, water closet and wash stand in bath room,
wit hdan cold water to all hSturcs;c connected with pipes (: the Helena Consolidated
Water Co. louise pPed for gas kitchen neatly waincoued, pantry fitted up with every
modern convenience, back stairs plate gs window, art glass in hall, parr and lining
room; heated with hot aft furnace, hsf first las naleahe iron and steel range. complete
outbuidngs fencess she'd walks, stable and carriage house, and improved lawn This ba
bargain at $4,000 Mslf for $1,000 cash. first mortgage IF $4,000 at eight per cent?,
balance in easy aymenN to suit purchaser. This price includes insurance for two ears
Call land examine for yourself
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-01
A0uT PEOPLE.

ally Chronicle of the Movements Of
Individuals.
Col. w. w. Arnett was in New Martins
vile yesterday.
McLuRE-J. Reinheimer and family, OF
Cameron; r. NJ. Sheats, OF Grafton.
Miss George Bicksie, of Steubenyilie, Is
a guest OF Miss Hannah BeckenoorI, OF
South Jacob street.
James Corners, of the East End, has re-
turned from Baltimore.
Miss Mai Refer, of Blairville. Pa, is q
guest Of her brother, DIR. l.. n. heeier'
Miss Maggie Forster of South Jacob
street. is confined to her room by illness.
Miss Margaret Delaney, Of East Liver
pool, is a guest Of relatives on the Island.
Thos. Padden, of the electric street rail.
way, is visiting friends at Littleton, VIVA
Mr.. Isaac Hill and daughter, of Bealls-
vile, Ohio, are stopping at the Stamm
House.
Harry Knoke, the Thirty-Third street
saloonist will spread a tine lunch This
evening.
Mrs. S. o. Cummins left yesterday for
the East to visit friends in Phllauelphla
and New York.
John Walford, the South Jacob street
grocer, has returned from brief visit with
friends in Davis City.
Thos. Shat, of the electric motor line, lei
Yesterday for two weeks visit with his
parents at Sistersyille.
Misses Kate Bosley and Josephine Fla
ding have returned from an extended visl
with friends in Canada, and Akron anc
Cleveland, o.
Jason Stamp, Of this city, was the only
Wheeling Cycler who secured a place II
the races at Wellsville, o., on Thursday
He took one third prize.
u. Rosenthal. manager of the Tar AM
Tartar Opera Company, was in the CIT.
Yesterday arranging for the appearance o
his company, Monday, October TO-
Mesdames n. B. Scott, W. f. Butler ant
Mary Franzheim, of the Board of Mana
gers of the new City Hospital, which ha
been in operation at Wheeling for the pas
six months, were in.Pittsburg yesterday o.
an inspection trip They visited the Yves
Penn, the Homeopathic aud the Alleghen
General hospitals, and were delighte
with the manner in which they were RI
ceived and afforded opportunities for az
curing information. Patsburg Times.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-01

DEMOCRATS in Democratic counties
should keep their eyes open when Re-
public-n legislative candidates offer to
trade with them-a vote for Governor
or President, for instance, for a vote
for said legislative candidate. They
have little hope OF carrying West Vir-
qinia for either the State or national
tickle. and they viii trade them right
and left to carry the Legislature. That
is the scheme Of Mr.. ELKINs, late OF
New Mexico, who wants to be elected
u. S. Senator from West Virginia.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-01
WILL BE A GREAT GATHERING.
Newspaper Men from All Over the
World win be at Chicago to Attend the
Worlds Fair Buildings Dedication.

Newspaper Men from All Over thu
World win be at Chicago TO Attend thu
Worlds Fair Buildings Dedication.
CHICAGO, September S0.-Never in TIKI
history of the world have so many acnYt
newspaper workers gathered together a.
will be seen at the dedication Of the grea
Exposition buildings next month. For TIA
accommodation of those who will be pres
emit, Major Handy is now making arrange
ments. The telephone system will be ex
tended to the manufacturing buildings, anS
a large number of private instruments viii
be provided. Several pneumatic tubes
have been contracted for, to connect tht
division appropriated to the use of the re
porters with the telegraph offices. Thi;
will to a grrat extent do away with the
troublesome messenger service.
Major Handy has received notice from
nearly every great newspaper In the world
that special representatives will be in Chi
cago to attend the ceremonies October u.
In addition many Of the best known edit
tors of the country have signified their in
tention to be present, among whom are
George w. Childs, Philadelphia Ledger /;
General Taylor, Boston Globe; Richard
Harding Davis, Harper'S Weekly; Joel Cook,
London Times; A. K Mcclure, Philadel-
phia Times: Charles II. Jones, st. l. outs
Republic; j. B. Mccullough, st. Louis
Globe Democrat; Clark Howell, Atlanta
Constitution; Sim H. DeYoung, San Fran
cisco Chronicle; john A. Sleicher, New
York. Commercial Advertiser; Julian Ralph
HGrper's Magazine, and John Rssseli |
Young and Col Joe Howard ct svv York.
Foreign newspapers nave eyinced great
interest in the com event From all |
I RarIs 81 new representatives Of the
a o,.a I,n5,, 10 papers are either coming or
ca nHg"sp Chicago. Among the foreign
~ sspondents who have requested MAJOR
Handy to provide seats for them IN Inc
press sections are three or four IRON
paris. several from Belgium. one from
Zach of the French cities, Bordeaux, Lille
md Lyons, one from Rome, one from 20
ogne. one from Frankfort, two from Ber-
in. three from Sweden and Denmark; sew
,raI from Montreal, Canada; one from 81
one from Moscow, and one
from India. All newspaper men, local or
foreign, will be provided with suitable
desks and comfortable seats, none OF when
viii be over one hundred feet from the
speakers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-01
mOUNDSVILLE.

Yesterday Hon. Il. r. Dolliver, Of
Iowa, was engaged to make Republi-
lican address at Cameron at 1870 o'clock
in the afternoon. Great interest was
taken in the meeting and preparations
were made for an enthusiastic gather
ing to listen to Iowa's champion OF high
taxes, inasmuch as his father was at
one time leading minister in the West
Virginia Conference, Outlines being
stationed in Marshall county. Mr.. Dol
liver came from the east on the limited
express, due in Cameron shortly after
O'Clock, but which was about three
hours late yesterday. When the train
reached Cameron there was a large
crowd gathered to welcome
the orator of the occasion,
but Mr.. Dolliyer was in one of the rear
cars, sweetly wrapped in the arms OF
Morpheus, and did not awaken from
his slumbers until the train was nearing
Moundsville. He there diSembarked
and waited until 3;45, when he took
the East-bound accommodation for his
destination, arriving in time TO make a
short address in the evening. Had he
made his presence known In Mounds
vile he could. easily have been sent out
in conveyance in time for the after
noon meeting.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-01
NOTES OF THE RIVER:
News of the Boats and Boatmsn Along
the Ohio.

News of the Boats and Boatmen Along
the Ohio.
The Sunshine will be ready in time to
enter the fall trade, taking the place OF
the Courier.
William Snowden, formerly stewart OF
the steamer Belle MCGOWAN, who lies
i'll at the Marine hospital, is improving
slowly. He is one of the most popular
men on the river.
j. B. Sneedon e. Co. have sold the
steamer j. B. Gould to Jones & Laugh
lin. The price is said to be in the
nelghborhood Of $4,000. The Gould's
new owners will put her at pool work
Immediately.
The marks at midnight showed II
inches of water in the channel and
falling.
BROWNSVILLE, Pa, September 3d.
River 5 feet and stationary; weather
clear: thermometer n degrees.
MoRGANTowN, w. VA, September 80
River feet 6 inches and stationary
weather, clear; thermometer, rs de
grees.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-01
SMALL TALK
srinor Matters OF Interest Briefly Ah'
Pithiiv Told

=
Minor Matters OF interest Briefly ana
PithiIv Told
AT Opera House this afternoon ana evening
Jane Coombs in Bleak House ~
AT Grand Opera House this afternoon anu
eYening-Peck's Bad Boy
Tag police made 256 arrests during the
month of September.
WALTER. a bright infant son OF Mr.. hoD-
ert G. Darrah, died early yesterday morn
ing. The parents have the sympathy oi q
host of friends.
VERY successful ball was given last
night at Westwood's Hall, for the penen'
of the locked-out miners. Mayer orcnSs-
ira furnished the music.
THE Wheeling Cyclers will take run l
to Claysville, Pa, on Sunday, OCTOBER ~:
leauing the corner of Sixteenth and MarAes
streets ct g. m. sharp. All cyclers are IN
vited.
THE funeral Of the late Mrs. John II. Ew-
| ing took place yesterday afternoon, hey.
DIR. w. II. Cooke officiating, and was largely
attended by Borrowing relatives anu
friends. The pail bearers were Col. Tnomas
O,Brien. Col. Robert White, Judge u: Il.
| Cranmer and George w. Boyd. The inter-
ment was at Greenwood.
" J. FIDLER, of Arlington, Upshur
county, died on the 18th inst, OF near.
| trouble. He leaves widow and three
| children. Deceased was born November
| is. 1917, in Fluvana county, Virginia. ana
moved to Upshur in 1S4S. He was widely
known in that part of the State ana uni
versally respected and esteemed,
LAST evening two young Martins Ferry
men were driving along Sixteenth street,
little before ten o'clock, when the horse
ltook fright at passing B. & o. locomotive
i and pranced around until he succeeded IN
breaking one of the shafts of the vehicle.
Neither of the young men was hurt, al
though it was a nasty place to have trouble
with horse.
THE ever popular G. & P. Restaurant In
Bridgeport is the scene Of some lively, po'
II litical discussions these campaign nights.
Last evening, however, the mistress In
charge, assisted by two other ssaunea laay
n Democrats, effectively wiped up the
earth'i with one of the rip-roaring hign
protectionists of that town. He wasn't In
il from the start.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-01

CAPTAIN DOvENER meets the Force
bill issue by telling his audiences that
he wouldn't vote for the Force bill.
Here is where he is at outs with the
Iatclligencer, which thinks the Force
bill is a splendid measure and ought to
be passed. Besides, is the Captain sure
he could withstand the pressure brought
to bear on the members Of Congress
when party measure is up for passage?
II Captain DovENER doesn't watch out
he will lose the confidence of his party
by opposing its pet measure, which is
Endorsed by the Republican platform
and Mr.. HARRISON and by the tRteili-
qcncer. No voter is in doubt about
JOIN o. PENDLEToN's position on this
Force bill issue.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-01
Another Charley Ross Ca,e.

NEW York, September 0O.-A special to
the World from Buffalo says: A case very
similar to the famous Charley Ross case is
reported from Montgomery county. Sher-
iff Beck has received word from Sheriff
Iiddell, of Montgomery, TO look out for
John Murphy and George Thomas, two
tramps, who were wanted for aoductlng
Fonda. The message says the boy was en-
ticed away by the tramps short distance
from mis- home and is probably being held
fol. ransom,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-01
To Educate seamcn.

WASHINGTON, D. c., September 30.-Ia
his for. Incoming annual report &. q.
O,Brien, the commissioner of navigation
of the treasury department, will recon-
mend the establishment of nautical schools
for the better scientific education OF the
men employed in the merchant marine on
the Atlantic coastand on the great lakes.
Two floating schools, one to be on the
great lakes and one on the Atlantic sea-
board, will be recommended; also q school
on shore. These schools are to be main
tanned at tue governments expense.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-01
A Cholera scnra.

A reported outbreak of cholera at
Helmetta, n. j., created much excite
ment in that vicinity. Investigation
showed that the disease was not cholera
but a violent dysentry, which is almost
as severe and dangerous as cholera. Mr..
Walter Willard, prominent merchant
of Jamesburg, two miles from Helmetta,
saws: Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy has given great sat
isfactioh in the most severe cases OF
dvsentry. 1t is certainly one Of the best
things ever made"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-01
r,vo Ku,ea bv an E.plOding locomotive.

PIrTsBURG, PA, September 3O.-A Du-
bois, Pa, special says: At 1910 the boiler
of engine No. - exploded near Grove sum
NIT on the Buffalo, Rochester and Pitts
burg Railroad, and Levi Wise and Charles
Flynn, engineer and fireman, of'this place,
were blown to pieces. All of the parts OF
their bodies cannot be found. The engine
was used for pushing coal trains from the
yards here over the summit. A run had
lust been completed and the engine men
were awaiting orders to return.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-01
aLARGER CORRUPTION FUND THAN
NEER.

Let no West Virginia Democrat lay
the asttering unctiOn to his soul that
S4lis safe because the argument is
vith the Democrats and also large ma
iority Of tho voters. 1t was with the
Damocrats in Indiana and New York
IN ISIS as were a large majority Of the
VOTERS in those States. two weeks be-
fore the election, and also in the country
81 large. Mr.. CLEvELAND's popular ma
,oritv was 100, 900, yet he was defeated.
How was it done9 By lulling the
Democrats into q sense Of entire secur-
~ and thence TO sleep. When the
,r,ck was done thus Tar successfully,
,bs Republican managers two weeks be-
s,rs alsetjon day in 1sss, began to pour
nrlions mon millions Of money into
,-sw york. Indiana, New Jersey, Con-
..et,cns and West Virginia. QUAY and
nrn1ny had their wires Land, their
sr,bsrs ready, and they sprung their
1865 before the Democrats had a sus-
sg.ion of their game. In New York
md Brooklyn alone were the thirty
~ electoral votes Of New York bought
,Ytright for Mr. HARRISON
qnis year the RspuaOiien MANAGERS !.
are moro desperate than ever . their
,,-rnstion fund is largeA ever.
They are quietly masslng
lng It back as they dia IN iS''' Z
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-01
Annther Mill signs / he Scale.

MUNcIE, IND, September Gothic Mid
LAND Steel Company Of this city yesterday
81 sned the Amalgamation scale and will
turn on the fires next Monday. 1t is an
open hearth steel plant and will employ
over 400 men. The officers of the Amalga
nation have been here some days in con
ference with the company on some points
in the scale but finally came to terms.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-01

TIE Weston Denlocrat contains the
announcement Of ROBERT L. BbAND's
retirement from that bright paper Mr.
R1oFAED II. HARRISON is now the sole
editor ard proprietor, and he is fully
CAPABLE Of holding up the Democratic
end in Weston.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-01
VIA. snmerhr Can Do.

CHICAGO, September SO.-A special from
Indianapolis, Ind, says friend OF the late
Supreme Justice Somerby, OF the Iron
Hall, SAYS that in few days Mr.. Someroy
will be in Indianapolis and will make IL IN
teresting tor some of the other supreme Of
ficers of the late order. 'Somerby can send
at least three men to the penitentiary,' y
said this man, land he is in man to do II
now. He win come to Indianapolis and
will tell the Grand Jury all he knows"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-01
wand some OF CoIumbus,s Dust.

BEVERLY, MASS, September 30.-Mr.
Fred A Ober. exposition commissioner
United States to West Indies, in the inter
est OF the Worlds Fair, has received a let
ter from a New York man asking his aid
in disposing of pinch Of the dust Of the
remains Of Christopher Columbus. He
vouches for its gsnuineness.