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FINANoE AND TRADE
The Features of tho Money aud stock
Markets,

NEW YoRE. August SO-Monsy on call easy
at2tO per cont lust loan per cent; closing
offered at per cent Prime mercantile paper
Sal2 per cent Sterling exchange steady VITA
actual business In bankers bills ut 81 Sal ~
Silver certificates were neglected. closed AT 40
bid, Toe asked; The total sales Of stocks to-day
We're 296,SOl shares
The stock market to-day was In tho main
OF business aud u general sharp advance IN
prices Further large purchases for European
account aud considerable demand from local
operators, led TO rise Of II to 81 per cent IN tho
active list ind 2ag per cent In the speelallles'
Among the latter American Tobacco, eousoti'
dated Gas, United States Rubber, Pullman Pal'
ace Car, Manhattan, Illinois Central, American
Cotton Oil preferred New jersey Central, Lead
preferred, United States Express and Nickel
Plate were the most prominent.
The dealings, taken altogether, were better
distributed than for some time, and were char
act0riEed by much apparent confidence IN mo
future course OF prices The recent action o.
the house GU tue silver bill still was the DON'T
nant factor In Wall street markets, II having 70,
YiYed the Investment demand for securities and
started up renewed activity amoug the profess
slonal operators, An easier feeling in we
by banks and firms which suspended short
money, have afforded material aid In the
restoration OF confidence During the afternoon
prices reacted y 70 21S per cent, American
Sugar leading as II did the previous advance.
Final transactions were NJ fractional recovery
and the market closed steady In tone: ,o
Railway bonds were active, Sales s2IOlIOVV'
Government and state bonds dull.
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Pare and halve nice ripe peaches,
then make syrup as follows: Add TO
two pints Of sugar ono pint Of cold
water, and when the sugar is dissolved
set Ii over q moderate fire. Beat half
the white Of an egg aud add 70 the
sugar before II grows warm. Watch
carefully and when II Is just ready to
run over take It of the 1re and pour In
n tablespoonful Of cold water. After
the ebullitlon ceases put II on The FIRE
again. Repent this three times, and
after the third tablespoonful Of water
Is poured in lot IL settle. Remove the
scum and strain tho syrup through a
folly bag. It will be 40 clear as crystal.
This rulo can, OF course, DO used Ia
making syrup for any fruit Now add
the peaches to tho aytup In tho proper.
ton OF thrOo.quartora OF a pound Of
fruit 10 q pound Of sugar and boil till
soft, which will probably require three.
nuhrtorB Of an hour.
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See the wor,d,s Fair for Fifteen Cents.

UnOn receipt of your address and Is
cents in postage stamps, we will mail
you prepaid our Souvenir Portfolio Of
the Worlds Columbian Exposition.
The regular price is 90 cents, but as We
want you to havo one. wo make the
price nominal. You will End II a work
Of art aud q thing to be priced. It con.
tains full page views Of the great build
ings, with descriptions Of same, and 10
executed in highest style OF art, II not
satisfied with Il after you get II, wo will
refund tho stamps and lot you keep the
book. Address II. =. Bucklon & Co.,
Chicago, Ill. A
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A physlclan,s AdvIce.

To those who travel, or those who no.
main at home during the aummer,
never be without a stimulant." Its
timely use saves the system from many
q shock, and as preventative Of dis
ease pure whisky has always been
recommended. Max Klein, Of ALE.
cheney, is a reliable dealer, who only
keeps the purca liquors in stock. His
Silver Age, ut 81 30; Duquesne, at 81 25,.
and Bear Greek, at 81 90 per full quart
each, cannot be equaled. Send for cata.
logue and price list (mailed free) to
Max Klein, 50 Federal street. ALE.
gheny, Pa.
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Tho grand specific iof tho prevailing
malady Of tho ago, dyspepsia, liver
complaint rhDumntipm, CoBtivDnOss,
general debility, etc., Is BRcon's Celery
Cure. This groat herbal tonic stlmu.
lates tho digestive organs, regulates tho
liver and restores the system 10 vlgor.
Gus health and energies, Samples FREQ.
Largo packages 600. Sold only by Logan
Drug 90, y
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Anorrlblo railroad Accident

Ia daily chronicle in our papers; also
tho death OF some dear friend, who has
died with consumption, whereas, If he
or she had taken 0tto's Cure for Throat
and Lung diseases in time, life would
have been rendered happier and per.
haps saved. Heed the warning! II you
have cough or any affection Of the
throat and lungs call at Logan Drug
Co., sole agent. and get q trial bottle
free. Largo size Soc, 4
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A now way to laco staye, ifstays must
be worn, sinplllos, OF rather decreases
tho area Of pressure. II 10 a fashion at-
ieeted by Russian women, and their
uuick.wittod French slstora have Heon
itB good points and adopted y 81 Well
Three laces are reqtlrOdl with which
one proceeds ns foiiowB, Take ono anu
begin at tho top Of tho corset lacihg
down In tho usual way 10 Within two
Oyelvt holes Of tue waist linoia second
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NEW YoRK, August 8o-The dry goods market
continued about the same IS regards demand,
but tho tone improves moro decidedly. Mills
are starting up anticipating resumption OF
regular trGde. II may not be, however, until
tho silver question Is fully settled III Congress-
lohheEi arc doing more bpGlnpss aud the Heees.
Stiles Of tho moment make up q considerable
In prints md brown nOttOnA Dleachnd are also
better Mems wear wOoBns continue dull
There Il agencEOl belief hero that tbe worst 81
over. but no boom Is looked for TO follow o
restoration Of confidence, thOfO have bCOn too
many losses for that
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Yeii Eingnnnies.

What say you to the latest veil fash
ion? 1t looks like a pale-brown film,
powdered with chenille dots Of the
same color. Two narrow rows Of black
velvet, with IN edging of black thread
lace, form the borde. To buy it ready
made you must pay 50 80. Another
novel yelling is of white chiffon, edged
with fine black lace; also black chiffon
with white bo.der. These wells cost
81 SO each. Wells Of fine black net with
white dots and a white-lace applique
edge are seen in the shops and are sell
inc we'll
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They Were roo Inqulsltive.

One Of the handsomest men in the
Worlds Fair is an educated Indian, 10.
Gated over by the anthropologlcal build
ing, who has been acquiring varied ex-
periences with unciyilized persons. To
a party of women who were peering
into his tent, the other day, while he
was dressing, he turned aud said in
good English: "Ladies, how would you
like me to peer into your dressing room
while you were arranging your toilet%
Then they skipped.
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rnnlntincnish nenl Luce.

A clear point for women not versed in
discriminating imitation from real lace,
and tho inability is by no means so
reprehensible as 1t once was, ia to sear
in mind that the meshes of real lace are
nevor so regular as those in the ma
chine woven. All real lace 10 hand
made and 1t fellows that it il impossible
to have II go perfect as that spun by
machinery,
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NJ ileuiovo NIlldow.

A spoonful Of chloride Of limo In q
quart Of water will probably remoyo
miidow from your table linen. Strain
tho solution after 1t has stood long
enough TO thoroughly dissolve and dip
tho cloth into II. Repeat II q lrst APP
plicaiion 10 not sufficient, but wash tho
mixture vol out Of the goods when
your object IL accom- plishod.
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lace starts at the bottom OF the stays
and lsces upward, stopping in It's turn
two holes short OF the same line; the
third laces through the four holes lett,
and this 10 the only string that needs
pulling in, the upper and lower laces
being left with very slight pressure.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-31
Mako Your ChIldren nnnpr.

An experienced teacher used to say
that he could always tell the children
who lived unhappy at homo. They
were much more troublesome at school,
and were almost always on the alert for
sights and ofenses, and far moro diff
cult to control than the children who
came from happy and peaceable fam.
lilies.
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A Forcrnnner q The ovorskIt.

The double skirt is but the forerun-
ner Of the oyerskirt such as we used to
wear. Those that have been seen are
Of the pointed shawl-like description,
and are trimmed about the edges with
lace or fringe. This drapery falls over
a plain skirt, and the effect In many
cases lie that OF a deep vandyko.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-31

OF CRY Pa. August So.--op0nod at 67Sfc;
highest D75i ci lowest 6T3Ec closed al 579ci salea
1000 barrels. cearnnCos 1900 barrels; ship.
niOnH iSO,s1O batrOlsl runs 1914 barrels.
PirTSnuRun, PA, August 0.--Opeped 67sac;
closed O7yScj highest b7S4ci lowest b7xc
NEW YORK. AugIut 90 Petroleum neglected,
sales nOnoi September options $40 bid.
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Wheeling Bridge & Terminal Ry.
Time Table No. 0, TO take efTOcl 1901 m,
pAn5nv IYtiv q 44AH

Leave Wheeling 1910 tsioO 1900 lOiiS 1000
a. M. t2,t6, e2,i6, tiJf0, ID 100 p. IN.
LOavO Penln1uln- tG.lG, 1900 1900, 1911, tiO:0J
q. In., t1,at, e1,4d, e4ia0, gg;0d, y, IA
M, ti.O5, 1850 1914. s6it4. 6.2j. tDIbl u, In.
leave MARTINS fcrfy "A l9O, lplO7 sl0ia1a In,
tliIB, 2l9S, t5iiO, l5lip. ts,sl. ig.6g p IN.
Leave rohluaula- tli al lp,i4, 0.5g STA, tl,4q,
e1!i6, t6!26, l5i2S. 1878, blU.0b y. III.
Atfly0 Wheeling-fIO, 1910, HOS q. tna
tt,b5, t2;b2, tllBl, tbBl, tSi4h li0,li ~ IN.
epAllH tDally except Sunday. lyuhdAya only
All ttalua will Iun on Eessesa Time
between Martins Ferry and wheeling
J.E TAUBBfG, Superintendent
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If you Ffeel weak
and all worn out take
BROWN IS IRON B1TTERs


Mis- WtNBLbw'B SOOTHING SxRtP has been used
thulf chlldtcii while tpolhlngt With perfect sue
cess II HlOthea tho child, sOi,Ons the gums, al.
lays all paihi eHfvi wind nOiip, Rnd II tho bost
rpllpdy lot DlatfhUn, II viii fnllgv0 tue poor
little sufferer Immediately. Sold by dfugglsOs
IN OyOfy putt oi tho world, twenty-five cClis a
bottle N alTN and AJAX lOf Mrs WlnauW's
so0,hiag sysuR" ahd tatO no other Kind.
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EASY LIBERTY. August Se.--oattie receipts
$40 head; shipments $40 head; market dull;
prime 81 8Oal 45 good butchers s. 5Oa3 so; com.
mon 10 fair IS 00R SS fat cows and helfers 81 Goa
25 good bulls 81 00a2 IS: fresh cows go O0R35 co.
Hogs, receipts 100 head shipments l. 900 head
markGt aCtfvo; choice light weight % l6a6 2S;
medium weights 90 1OaG Is; extreme aeavy 8 Goa
10. Sheep, receipts 1000 head shipments 800
head; market dull prime 50 60a0 ~; good SS uOa
veal calves 50 6Oa6 IS; heavy and thin 81 50a4 o.
CHICAGO. August Se.--CattiD. receipts 1900
head; shipments 1000 head; market steady;
good steers q 90ab o.; prime S5l25; othera 81 75a
$50. Hogs receipts 80, 900 head; shipments 5000
head: market dull; prime mixed % l6a6 80;
heavy s. 40ab 50; medium s. 6bnJ 10; light g. 20.
Sheep, receipts 1900 head; shipments 1900
head: market slow; natives q 00AI %; westerns
81 l5a3 %; lambs 81 76Ab %
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WOMAN'S WORLD.
Matters Of Interest to the Intelll-
gencer's Feminine Friends.
FASHIONS, F8DS AND FANCIES,
Things that WIN Interest Old and
Young, the Society Belle and the
Observation-Disclosures for seasonabie
Dishes-Hints of Fashions and
Novelties,
At the Reach.

At the Reach.
Elizabeth ChiShOlm IN Harper'S Ba;ar,
The wave cream up on tho shingte
In the sheen OF the silver moon;
Faint flower scents loRt and Iningle;
Tho winds In the pine tops Groom,
A girl at her window sitting
Waits from her finger tips
The kiss that far OF lover
Never has had from her lips
And the dew grows heavy with perfume;
The nightowl boots In his tree;
A sail CLEANS white In the darkness,
Where the fisherman skins the sea
Out on the long stray sedges
That beaded drops are pearled;
Tho robins dream In the hedges,
And angels are watching tho world
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when baby was rIct, wO gave her castoria
Whom rhowas a Child, nho cried for cAStoriA
whsn she became Miss, Sho chung TO caStOriA
whom ShO had Children, she gave them cAItOrla
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NEW YohE, August 90 pig Iron dull, Ametl
cNn ti2 iNalb 20, Copper tlgpdyi lake % 20
Lead quiet: domo,tl6 q OK Tin strong
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3s&Aow. Cay ST., one block north Of
State House, Columbus, Ohio. In.
corporatcd 1886. Capital sIoo 900.
DRs, FRANCE and OTTafAN, of New York, the
eminent Specialists, on account Of their large
practice III Ohio, have established the Franco
Medical Institute, where Nil diseases will be sue
ccssiuliy treated on the most Scientific Prin.
ciplcs. The Institute fins for It's Faculty q
corps Of recognized specialists, each eminent
inhisprofcssion. Their long, experience In the
largest hospitals in the world enables them 10
PrhalO Diseases nlso Diseases of the Eyeaud Ear.
IMPORTANT TO LADlES-DRs. FRANCE and
OrrsiAN after years Of experience, have dis
covered the greatest cure known forfR11 dis
eases peculiar TO the sex. Female diseases pos
itiyely cured by the now remedy, Olive Blossom.
The cure Is effected by home treatment. En-
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They have attained the most wonderful sue
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Of men aud women. DRs, FRANCE and OFT
NAN, after years OF experience, have perfected
the most lnfallible method Of curing Vital
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Treatment sent c. o. d. TO any part Of the U. 8.
List Of 40 questions free. Address, with
postage, DR.. FRANCE, Columbus, Ohio.
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~, C,sg ,,ys O., August Cotton quiet mid
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,k.Yv Pennsylvania stations.
ylkgRRSV!VaRIa LINES.
Traits Run by Central Time.

TtpKEr OFFICES At pEMBYLyArIA STATION o.
%krEp W., E92t or BI,EyhNFH 81 MHsRbiE1,
AT MCIlunE HOUSE, WHEELING, AND AT TIN
PENNaYLvGNiK STATION. phiDdGr0hT,
Fn,,+tttvVaf HVaIRs,--" paw 1fANntr nntfTr.n
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.
On and after Monday, June 10, Passenger
TRIMS Will run as follows: 8Dakly. tDally ES-
laI
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This volume also contains
100 pages of West Virginia
facts and statistics.
1t gives the result of every
election since the organiza-
ton Of the State.
Itisthe most valuable book
ever published in West Wiz
ginia
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RAILWAY time CARD.

Arrival and departure Of tralna on aud alter
August 4 iSga, ENPLASATIoS or RgPEREScl
MAGks' Snaily; tSundar excepted; MONDAY
excepted; Saturday excepted; lsanday only;
9saiuIday only. ElsteEn Standard Timo
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'Dally. tDally except Sunday.
LIE TERRY. Gen. Freight 4 PAS. Agent,
JOHN BAILIE, 1900 Market Street
Tp. DUNBAR, Union DApot jy6
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A NAVAL CZAR.
No Information Concerning His Depart
ment 60 De Made Public.


WASHINGTON, July 14.-Brigadier Gen.
eral Thomas Lincoln Casey, chief of engi.
neers of the United States army, yesterday
planted himself squarely upon the ancient
Vanderbilt platform and announced to the
representatives of the press that no in
formation would be given to the public as
to the reports Of the engineering officers
upon river and harbor works. Represen-
tations and estimates have been pouring
in on the engineering bureau of the war
department for some time past, covering
the most important government engineer
works In the country.
Reports have also been received in re-
gard to the survey ordered by congress,
expressing the views of the engineer Off
GERS of the government as to whether the
proposed works surveyed are of sufficient
importance to be undertaken. These re-
ports have heretofore always been made
public, and the people in the localities
covered by the operations look forward to
them with interest, as they naturally de-
sire to know what progress has been made
in the works and what further operations
are contemplated toward the completion
of tht project
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his USEFUL LIFE ENDED.
Arthur I. WoodWard's Death Probably
Due to Poison.
TIE RESULT OF A LONG DEBAUCH
He Invented the Underground Electric
:. system--H His Physician Refuses to state
Whether He Took the Drug Inten-
tionaIIy or Through siistake.s

LYNN, Mass, July yl4.-Arthur T. Wood
ward, the inventor of the underground
electric system which is named after him,
dIcd suddenly at 8 o'clock yesterday after
noon at bis boarding house. 46 Market
ptreet II will never be known whether
be intended TO commit suicide or took the
oil Of wintergreen by mistake. His
Boarding mistress. Mrs. Herbert Carleton.
states that he took the two ounces Of
poison at o'clock yesterday morning
Az o'clock In the afternoon he laid in
bed nc II in swoon. DIR. William A. Nc
Donald Of 81 Summer street was called
and be suggested that the patient be given
some.medicine TO brace him, he thinking
that Mr. Woodward was
sgfTcring From Alcoholism.
At5.10 he was again called and found that
Woodward was dead. lie then learned
thai :,is patient had taken poison.
IL seems ihnt Woodward had been
drinking excessively ever since the Fourth,
and Mr.. Carleton had all he could do TO
take cure OK him. as at times be acted
like an insane man Yesterday morning,
after. taking the poison. he tried 10 leave
Che house With only pair OF rubber
DR.. Mcdonald was seen by reporter
Conserving the case lie said: IL could
non <ay whether he wiIfnily committed
en,riic or not Az that know about II
n t'f.t ~ ny last visit Mrs. Carleton In
fc>p<c M that he had taken poison.
A1,v that seven wears sgo c~rsa'a
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SAYS THE EARTH Is FLAT.
A Professor pro,n Maine Who Enter
tains Queer Views on Astronomy.

A Professor erom Maine Who Enter
tains Queer Views on Astronomy.
BosToN, July 14-Queerly dressed in a
short blue coat, faded trousers and reg.
ulation farmers straw hat-looking, in
fact, as II he had juss stepped in from the
hayfield--Professor j. w. Holden, who
comes from way down in Otisfeld, Me-,
stood up before blackboard in the Pro
duce Exchange hall yesterday afternoon
and tried to demonstrate to group of
produce men that this earth Of ours is not
as is generally supposed, round, but that
it is fiat, and that 1t does not rotate.
Professor Holden is typical Maine man
of something like the Daniel Pratt style,
and he is deeply in earnest in this impor-
tant astronomical subject. Several times
during his talk he moved his hearers to
loud applause; but they were humorously
inclined, and in spite of the earnestness
of the speaker, they did not seem to be
thoroughly convinced that what he said
WAS trua
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Brazilian once. Closed.

VALPARAISO, July H. = The Herald's
correspondent In Montevideo telcgraphs
that all Brazilian Offices are closed. Rigid
censorship is maintained and no messages
are allowed TO be received or sent from the
River Platte county. This measure was
taken because the Brazilians believed
Uruguay and Argentina connived to help
wandelkolk.
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Or the Poison.
cold Gaming to America.

LONDON, July 14-Two hundred thous-
and pounds (sl, 100000 have been engaged
for export to America. This was obtained
wholly from the market, chiefly Australian
supplies. The market prices of bar gold
and of silver are unchanged Fourteen
thousand pounds (s7O,OOU) of gold cape in
from Lisbon.
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AsBuRy PARK, ~ j., July 4--Asbury
Hurley, who has the distinction OF being
the first child born in Asbury Park, was
arrested yesterday for selling beer openly
on the streets and FOR being drunk and
disorderly.
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Elegant !
Photographs
OF THE
World.
CONSISTING OR

CONSISTING OR
Photographic Views of Cities-
Street Scenes-Public Build
ings-Cathearals Mos
ques - Churc hes =
Temples Opser-
vatories-Cas-
ties
Homes of Noted People-PrE
vateand Public Apartments
in Royal Palaces-Uni-
versities Colleges
Volcanoes Lake
and Mountain
Scenery
Lochs--
Fjords Falls River Scenery
Canyons-Gsysers-Briages
= Parks = Fountains -
Theaters-Obelisks-
Towers-Memor-
ials-Tombs-
Caves
Cemeteries--Pyramids-Rnins OF
Castl,s-Ruins Of Temp es--
Ruins of Ancient Cities
Tropi cal Scsaery -
Towns Villages
Huts, and an
array of instantaneous photo
graphs and views showing
the everyday life of the
pc PIE in the various
countries of the
World. col
lected from
Europe, Asia, Africa,
Australia, North Amer
lea, South Amer
lea and tie
Pacific Is
lands,
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Eran Coming Home.

VALPARAISO, Chilli, July l4-Patrick
Egan, ex United States minister TO Chill,
has sailed for home He was escorted TO
the steamer by detachment of police
There was no demonstration at his depar-
ture by the loyal Chilians
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wAsHISo1or. July l4--Colonel Fred
Grant, ex minister 70 Austria, called at the
state department yesterday to pay his re-
spects 70 Secretary Gresham and to adjust
his accounts
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woman living here took an extra dose Of
oil of wintergreen, which is deadly
poison, leaving ne traces afterwards, and
10 hours afterwards she was dead. 1t took
Just 10 hours Tor il to kill Woodward, that
Is, II he took it as they say he did. l did
all could for him at 8 o'clock, but
thought then he was suffering from the
effects of too much liquor.
''He might have died Of shock Of al
coholism
Or the Poison.
I should not want to state positively, but
/ should not wonder IL it was this poison. I"
Woodward was 30 years Of age, and he
has relatives in Troy, N. Y. He was not
married The Woodward Underground
company have an Office on Central avenue,
and here are displayed all Of Mr.. Wood
wards inventions, which are numerous.
In short time his system was to have
been adopted In this city.
The body was removed 70 Carl Mowers
undertaking rooms, where IL will be
viewed later by medical examiner Pink
ham.