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The evening world., 1893-09-27
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Those who have not yet contributed to
tho Fund for Sick Babies should 'o so
At once. FOR the time FOR closing the
subscription list is rapidly approaching.
There are st,il many little ones to be
treated Tor infsntile disorders. and you
can help care for them by sendlnS in
Nour contribution at once. q.
The Fund thus far has been a glorious
success. but there Is always room for
Improvement. no matter how perfect a
thing may be.
SO. boys and Girls. and adults. too. II
you want TO belong 10 Ine great army
once. and teel IN" consciousness OF hav-
ing done a good deed.
The evening world., 1893-09-27
DUNCAN AGAIN IN CUSTODY.
Charged with Responsibility for tho
Big Four Wreck.

INIIANAPnLIS, Ind, Sept. @7.-Gov.
Matthews yesterday received "A rcquisi-
ttuu from the Governor OF Illinois FOR
orvill" duncan. VI" was arrested 10y
the Indianapolis police a few DAYS ago
on the ciiarg" Of murder. hut was dis
charged OWING to the failure of Illinois
officers to come after him.
lnInCan waS a brakeman on the Big
Four train that WAS wrecked near Kan
kakee. The Illinois authorities say h.
fail"l to flag the train, which met in
collision with another.
Duncan il confined 70 his bed. hut will
be arrested "a soon M he RECEIVERS.
The evening world., 1893-09-27
EARLY MORNING FIRES.
Excitement Caused by a Blaze in a
Flat House.

Some excitement was caused hy a
blaze IN the cellar OF the tive-story nat
house at - Manhattan street at . 4.
NJ. to-day. No ono was injured. The
dan. 6" Was about 500.
William Frazer's dry-goods store In
the two-story frame building at o2N7 Sec
ond avCru" was on fire early to-day
The damage amounted to 5000.
The evening world., 1893-09-27
Red HAIR.

Science explains the phenomenon Of
red hair thus: II Is caused by a super
abundance of iron in the blood. This 1t Is
that imparts the vigor, the ella sticity, the
great vitality, the Overlooking and thor
oughly healthy animal life that runs riot
through the veins OF the ruddy-haired;
and this strong, sentient animal life In
what renders them more intense in all
their emotions than their more languid
fellow-creatures.
The excess of iron Is also the cause Of
freckles OH the peculiarly clear. white
skin which always accompanies red hair.
The skin is abnormally sensitive to tho
action Of the suns rays. which not only
bring out the little brown spots in abund-
ance. but also burn like a mustard plaza
ter, producing A queer. creepy sensation.
as II the skin was wrinklinS up.
The evening world., 1893-09-27

There Is nothing so tempting, yet at
the same time so rude. as the desire
to talk about your fellow-companions
In public places. As many a person has
been deservedly snubbed for such I'M
politeness, a couple Of girls resolved to
escape any danger in that direction
and at the same time enjoy talking
about their %neighbors to their hearts
content. This Is the way they obviated
the difficulty:
"A, r. c, -. r, F, G-Did YOU ever
see such a fright of a woman? II. 1. J.
X, j., NJ, N"
"R, S, r, L, N--Tsn't she perfectly
awful? W. y, V, H." q.
In this way they argue that no one
can tell from the motion of their lips
that they are talking about any one. and
certainly the style is sufficiently mis-
leading to confuse ever themselves, we
SHOULD imagine.
The evening world., 1893-09-27
GOod cola storage.

There is a good deal Of trouble for q
housewife nowadays in the canning and
preserving Of fruit that Is going on
briskly. 1t almost Impossible to keep
all the fruit from spelling, or the specks
from spreading. before the Who'll basket
or crate can he prepared. One woman.
who had a large instalment come to her
on Saturday. was quite desperate on
looking it over and seeing how overripa
it all was at the thought of what a
small percentage would be left for her
to work with by Monday morning. FL
nally, she put the whole on plates and
platters, and set them IN her big re-
friGerator. To her delight. they kept
perfectly, some of them for nearly a
week. 1t acted as a cold-storage and
answered all reluirements.
The evening world., 1893-09-27
FIGHT BETWEEN GAMBLERS.
Pistols. stonss and Razor Used and
Two Men May Die.

MlNERSBuRG, ny. Sept. Elm a
row among gamblers here yesterday
nifty shots were fired. Tom Higgins
shot Holly Williams in the leg and
shoulder and Williams shot Higgins in
the leg.
.Gsorse Foggy fractured Billy Nicholas
Fogsy In the neck with q razor.
Nichols will die and Higgins's leg will
DO amputsted. Williams also may die.
The evening world., 1893-09-27
Essential Toilet drnries.

The head nurse in a New York train
Ing school makes out the following list
of essential toilet articles for profess
sional and domestic women:
Wood back brushes for the hair, nails
n bath and bon for the teeth. Lis
terine, rreciritated chalk and dental
floss for the mouth. Palm oil or CASTLE
SOAP, sponge, bathing whiskey or alcohol.
cold cream Of mutton tallow melted
with rose water. tablets of hi-chlorids
Of mercury, lilo of a grain each; Their
mometer and Whisk. The tablets ars
for disinfectlng purposes.
The evening world., 1893-09-27
LETTERS

me column 10 Jor ne oensato or Everybody
,eho has a complaint 10 make, a g%rteraaoe 10
'en'fiate, mo, matont ~ gre, a question TO
ASK W u Lutlt serp,se IL dexhoBiedys. aud
who can -! tie tdeu no less Man ~ words.
Long isters cInnot b. yrI,leLI
The evening world., 1893-09-27
Hot Shot for Milmors.

To The Editor
am a girl eighteen years OF age aud think
It my duty to say through your paper ths, Mr.,
Thomas u. Milmore's statemrnt Is a little out
Of the dog subject" ! imagine Mr.. Milmors 4.
a dealer In goats and wants TO advertise his
business: II 80, there are very few ladies who
wish TO purchase. I have a friend Of the same
name, hut u he Is any ~rslstlv. our soqusint-
ance ceases. NELLIE GREEN,
IA W.st Ninlh street. DroolIyn
The evening world., 1893-09-27

You can help to load that ship with
food supplies for the quarantined peo-
pie In feyer-stricke1 Brunswick. The
nucleus Of the Relief Committee is made
up Of John A. Mccall, Alexander r.
Chisholm aud j. II. Parker.
The evening world., 1893-09-27

An efrectiv. fancy stuff Il the sand
rlnslam.' which ,umposcs the gown
given In the Illustration. The material
Is forty-six inches wide. is made of pui-
est wool II shows a combination of
black with a color. Most excellent 1t
looks in reseda green. with the design
The evening world., 1893-09-27

The verdict on the Coroner system in
New York will not be that it died at the
hands Of unknown parties. 1t will be
n Of death from OLD age and ~noxious
desuetude,
The evening world., 1893-09-27

A burglar alarm is sounded from the
Annexed District. 1t is alleged that
policemen are so far apart across the
Harlem that house thieves have no
trouble at all in probably filling In the
intervals between patrols. Can these
gaps be somehow closed?
The evening world., 1893-09-27
Dropped in Boxes.

lnrlo'el please and ch-ck for 50 81. collected
IN drop to%ss IN the stores ot Joseph ? Simon
.or. Sylvester Pearson. Samuel LirEIon and
Gerfge ". CSliuell.
orc ". ChhpW ELL. P-arssIl.. l.. l.
The evening world., 1893-09-27
May Be valuaole-Ask q Dealer.

To the Editor:
l have three hsIf-dollars OF 1882. ~, IS issu.
The 1888. and 1884 are the same, with letters
on tn. edge. The lsS has not tn. letters on
the edge and has not the sign 'E Pluribus
unum' on the reverse side. Kindly let me know
II there is any premium on them,
CUSTER >. WELSH.
The evening world., 1893-09-27

The Odd Fellows were greatly In evi-
dence at the Worlds Fair yesterday.
But the oldest fellow of all was not
there. He would be the fellow who ss "
the big show and didn't like 1t.
The evening world., 1893-09-27

Mr.. Van Allen has one unique distinc-
tion. No other American can say that
his fellow-ciizens were willing to ub-
scribe Money to keep him from ex-
hibiting himself abroad.
The evening world., 1893-09-27

Express companies are douDiIng their
guards on perilous routes. and railway
companies are arming their employees.
1T Is possible that the train-robbing in
dustry is really threatened, at last.
The evening world., 1893-09-27
10 Clean SoiIad Hands.

Unpleasant doors can be removed from
the hands by first cleaning them and
the nails with a brush and warm water
and then bathing them in A little mus
tari and water, lemon and water or
alcohol and water.
The evening world., 1893-09-27
MOucu{n0 Calls,

Visits OF coincidence should be paid
within ten days OF a family's bcreave-
ment. 1t is bad form to ask II Mrs. -
is at home. The card should be handed
to the servant with the reuest that it
be sent to Mrs. -, who may or may
NOT receive the NiSltnr.
The evening world., 1893-09-27
He Is Still Subject to the Law.

To the Editor:
Please answer tb. following: II A commits a
murder. and u Is ~conNi,ttd Tor IL and banged, can
a. after p ~ banged, be convicted aud hanged II IL
can be proved that A committed the murder.
Yours respectfully. vs.
New York. Sept. -.
The evening world., 1893-09-27

Now that we have Rrockway'% idea OF
the roper method of reforming Of
TENDERS. 1t would be interesting to have
his ideas about Furnishing them.
The evening world., 1893-09-27

The new tsrin bill IL 10 be prepared In
: sscrst chamber At the National Capt.
vi. " which only members Of the Ways
- Nsaas cemnittss have keys Moth
The evening world., 1893-09-27

VIII YOU please state in what section or IL.
partment NJ the city Hall. and between what
hours, msrr'ss. c-rtincst.s ar. granted, or 4.
that duty executed by the Clergyman
CONSTANT REApER
The evening world., 1893-09-27

A higher revenue tax on beer is sug
Eested. Are the suggestors ready to
stand the higher collar which would in
evitably. follow?
The evening world., 1893-09-27
Eat BsTore Gotn0 Slu, ~ m ing.

Women should not go into dangerous
quarters or in a crowd hungry, as with
a full stomach there Is less danger of
contracting disease.
The evening world., 1893-09-27

It will be hard to think Of the German
Empire without Bismarck.
The evening world., 1893-09-27
FUNDS LAST DAYS.
Contribute Now if You Wish to
Be a Life-Saver.
There Are Many Sick Tots Yet TO
Be Attended.
Years Fund Has Been IA
Glorious success.

kick Babies fund should be addressed
Ia Cashier OF WORLD. Pulitzer Bs,ld.
Ina, Now York city,
The evening world., 1893-09-27

tendent which is under investigation at
The Elmira Reformatory, Mr.. Rrockway.
The evening world., 1893-09-27

Silver Purchase repeal should he speed
lily added to the list Of things for which
the American people may he called TO
give thanks.
The evening world., 1893-09-27
Twenty-Five Cents Bach.

To INC F0TT0T
Please accept tnrlc,-d 81 r.rt, from tro Ii,
tie children Tor tn, sch Hnrics' runt
Frank l.. Roger.
Eleanor " n,yGsr.
The evening world., 1893-09-27

That Mr.. Van Allen raraded as a
Democrat Is not a substantial reason
for parading him as an Ambassador.
The evening world., 1893-09-27
No More Dress Hratds.

are not putting braid on
the bottom of wOollen dresses this sea-
son. skirts are made Northumberland
that is, TO clear the ground all round.
The evening world., 1893-09-27

There are too many careless children.
rs well as too many careless drivers. In
the streets.
The evening world., 1893-09-27

Silver Senators Thinking Would
they kindly let this occupation take the
place OF talking ?
The evening world., 1893-09-27

Making sure Of a Harvard-Princeton
game this season would more than de.
light the football enthusiasts.
The evening world., 1893-09-27

Among the early Autumn fashions
figaro bodices without sleeves will be a.
conspicuous feature. They are particu-
larly suitable for the demi-saison. as
they freshen up, and In fact make
quite dressy a half : worn bodice. Very
rich-looking materials. often thickly en-
broidered. are employed for these
hodices; for instance. one Is of, white
silk damasse. with the entire design out
lined in green. brown and gold. and tie
opening Allied In by q jabot Of white
Brussels point.
The evening world., 1893-09-27

in black; then. too, 1t is to he found in
red and black. hrown and black and
purple and black. The short bodice
should be made Of black cloth, fastened
with metal buttons. and the skirt should
be simple and made Of the figured stuff
while the double breasted revers could
either be OF black or faced with the
RoltroI
The evening world., 1893-09-27

Good, kin1. Senator Daniel. please
whisper to Senator Stewart once more.
The evening world., 1893-09-27

The Riverside Parks waiter front
must be saved from the Dock Commits
sion.
The evening world., 1893-09-27

New York acknowledges the receipt
Of that promised COLI wave.
The evening world., 1893-09-27
they Simply withsr.

IL there anything attached to the fact that a
person cannot wear flowers any length OF time
bsior thsy tsds $685. hsssns crisp x =.
The evening world., 1893-09-27
He Was a Creek Matthew atician.
To the Editor

would YOU kindly inform n. as 10 the ORG
or meaning 1t IN. rori EucliI:
N 5. GORMAN. as Broadway.
The evening world., 1893-09-27

Here Is a neat up-to-date frock for a
girl of seven. 1t Is salmon-faced cloth.
trimmed with myrtle green; ouave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-25
TO SETTLE THE KANSAS CONTEST
TIE SUPREME COURT WILL DECIDE THE TEST
CASE TO-DAY.

THE SUPREME COURT WILL DECIDE THE TEST
CASE TO-DAY.
Topeka KAN Feb 2i.-A decision In tic 'uhh
baboas corpus case which will settle tie status oi inc
rivol Uon,es will BE- handed down hy IN" supreme
Court at o o'clock to morrow morning. The f"ph
lists are stronger In the conviction that tho court wiz
decide that II has no jurisdiction than they "cr" ~
for. t7-cas.. was called for hearing ana the k"pn"
uc,ns are apprehensve that such will b" IN" riihs
should This be fhc decision, II woud make inc p"''
mara organization the dc fact6 House, and lis legsla
ton would stand In law.
The consideration OF the resolution 70 oeo'"Ic 'H'
sea,s Of tine hny-sx Populiss vacant was pos'P'Up'
by the Doagass House this morning uhui q and her
yomorrow because tie Supreme Courts o'''"'Th
test cases had noe been announced
Tho Dunsmore House has defeated the hW hpPI"'
nrating 500 900 for the Kansas exhibit al the W"Td
Fair The vote stood 80 for the hh ana " against
f. the affirmative vote being four short 81 ''l'''n
,,o,I rnaiorty 4 recon -idcration will be- moved
Tie Iopullst administration ls preparing .'
complote overhaullng ol the state militia MI nv
nuhlcan officers will De- d charged aud thclr pl"'''
yciu lo nlled viii. trusty populsis. VINO VIII oV'S
rdcrs The PopnIsts' military forces are not 10 -
confined IN the Kansas National Guard, "hlch nus !"
membership Of less than l.-Co men, but u 'n' % a.,
fnrrn ~ such magnitude A. has never br'l s.a -
ri. cnuniry except In times "t war; j brlb IN .ur w.
II T. estimated that fully Jnooo iWPuH9r SLi,,n,
ttortn,1 With tho new movement Mon hr' uIl'',H-
an over Kansas to-day. not with guns nr in W r,,,,
farings and marchngs. and my VIII DC uri'''u "''"
a1,ns yhcu they are ready for thoih'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-25
V1CE-ADMIRAL FAIRFAX BLAMED

OPINION OF TIE LORDS OF THE ADMIRALTY or
THE sTRANDING or THE HOWE.
London. Feb. of.-A sensation has been caused In
naval circles by the nonconcurencc o. the Lords o.
the Admiralty I'm tho acquittal OF Vice Admiral Fair
fax. Of the British Mediterranean squadron. and Of
Commander David l.. Dickson and Captain \. r..
Hastings Of the ironclad battleshp Howe, o. the
squadron. which stranded on November .. at
the entrance OF Fcrrcl harbor. Spain. Commander
Dickson and Captain Hastings were acquitted Il
blame by the court-martia which tried them. on
the ground that the charts OF Ferrol larbor used on
the 1--we were defective. II was charged against
Vice Admiral Fairfax that as commander Of the
squadron. II was his duty 10 signal the Howe, and
that lie failed give signals ah ough the Howe was
Immediately following the flagship. and that therefore
the stranding due TO his negligence. The court
martial said at the time 10 he mere formality,
and the cc-Admral acquitted.
Tie Lords OF the Admiralty however, In the minute
recording the statement that they do not concur In
the finding attribute TIE disaster 10 unskul manage
mcnt on the part of ViccAdmiral Fairfax Commander
Dickson and Captain Hastings neglect Of the dir"c-
tons given In regard 10 currents, ana omission 10
t.kc bearings time and In situation when IL
obvious duty - observe these prccaHil pns.
The minute + regarded severe rebuke for Wee.
Admiral Fairfax. who holds the rank or e. b., aad
Is highly esteemed in the Navy and In society.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-25
LIBERALS GAIN 4 SEAT.
ClRENCESTER RETURNS A HOME RULER
THE RESULT AN INDEX OF THE FEELING IN
RURAL ENGLAND INCREASED GLAD

iHE htSULT AN INDEX OF THE FEELING IN
RURAL ENGLAND INCREASED GLAD
sTON1AN MAJORITY IN GATEsuEAD
London. Feb. 24-The Liberals have rccaptured
Crencester and have secured largely increased
majority in Gateshead
AT Clrenccstcr Harry l.. w. Lawson. tho Liberal
candidate, has been elected by vote of 4,Gs7 TO
4,4i5 for Colonel Chester Mastc-, Conserva-
tive. In the general election in July A. b.
Winterbotham, LIBERAL was elected by 42O7 TO
4,o54 cast for Colonel Master After the death
OF Mr. Wintcrbotham another election was held
in - ober. which was sharply contested Colonel
Master. who is descended from the first member
of Parliament for Circnccster, who represented
that constituency in the time of the Spanish
Armada, was declared elected by 4,277 votes to
4,27i for Mr. Lawson.
Tho Liberals contested the election both on the
ground that the ballots had not been correctly
counted and on the charges of corruption and
bribery. The court found that the charges of
corruption were not sustained, but ordered new
election on the ground that "a careful recount of
all the ballots showed an equal number for each
candidate. Mr.. Lawson was thcreupon renom-
mated by the Liberals and Colonel Master by
tho conservatives and Lbcral-J niOnists The
new register showed decrease of forty-seven
voters. the total number being 10,O4s.
Great interest was felt in the election on ac-
count of It's being held after the Home Rule
bill had been fully launched. llr. Lawson de-
clared himself in favor of Irish Home Rule, and
also drew attention to the fact that Mr.. Glad
stones Government proposed 10 devote special
attention TO the interests of the rural poor, and
to create parish or district councils and give
the laborer access TO the land OH fair terms
and fair rent The liQuor-dcalng interest made
vigorous efforts in support of the Conservative
candidate, who was also sustained by all the
influence the landed gentry could bring to bear
The victory is therefore regarded with greut sat
isfaction by the Liberals. showing that the
agriculturasts of the West of England arc true
to Mr.. Gladstone and his policy.
The election held at Ga'cshead today was TO
fll the vacancy caused by the succession of Walter
Henry James 10 the peerage. William Allan Lib
eral received 6,434 votes: T. Ralli Liberal
Cnonist, $3.50 votes. These figures show an
increase Of the Gladstonian majority from 293 IN
the last general election to s6S. Mr. Allan de-
clarcd himself on tho platform for Home RGe and
the Newcastle programme, an ciehtrhour day,
the taxation Of ground values and the aboii-
tion of the House of Lords as an hereditary
assembly Mr. Ralli declared himself against
Home Rule and in favor of the labor policy Of
the last Salisbury Administration.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-25
/ JSrRCGGLE WITH 4 UOuAN BtRGLAR.
MRS cox AND HER SERVANTS SUCCEED IN
MAKING HER A PRISONER.

MRS. cox AND HER SERVANTS SUCCEED IN
MAKING HER A PRISONER
Mrs Elizabeth lIanlon, handsome woman thirty
wears old was arraisned In the Harlem Iolice Court
ycsif rduy afternoon en- charge Of burglary, ana was
held by Justice Burke In $500 bail for further e.
animation The woman gave her address as No.
Al Ea,t OnehundreI and twenty y-secondst. Her
husband she said Is cripple. Officers were sent to
,hc address. but they found the house locked and
apparently deserted
The specific charge against thc prisoner was the
breaking into the house. No. 262 West Onehundrel-
andtwcnty -fif,h-st.. yesterday morning. The place
crs About IL o'clock Mrs. Roop a seamstress, whs
lives In the house, went To her rUom which Is on the
top floor Of The house. and was startled 10 s,e a
strange woman there with two bundles Of clothing
hacked up and ready for removal. Two m,n werc
also In the room with her, but when Mrs.
poon grappled with the woman the MEN ran
down the stairs and made their escape. The woman
s,r,,celed desperately get away, and might have
,onn so had not Mrs. ROOp begun To scream fOr help
ma cries alarmed Mrs. Cox ard her servants. To-
d,hr they r.ned upstairs and Joined In the struggle
fne Invader made a sturdy defence but II was useless
i,'ncnman Nclnhon who arrived AZ the house In
answer 10 a call, placed the woman under arrest
o. Tho bindle, was found wearing apparel belonging
49, 49, ,b boaricrs I'm fhe house Fastened to the bundles
,yos a cord which lead up through a skyght In the
roof IL was evidently the purpose oi Tue invaders
io draw the bundles up on the ROOF ANA remove thelr
horiy AZ their leisure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-25
THE CHICAGO SUITCHMEN'S STRIKE
NEW MEN TAKING THE STRIKERS fL'O'
little WORK FOR THE POLICE TO 20.

xrw uFv TAKING THE STRIKERS iLN''~
little WORK FOR THE POLICE TO 10
Chicago. Feb. % pccial.-Every'h'hs i P','
,n, ,be line OF the Belt road ana many o' ''e
,,aces Of the strikers are being hIird uS
v.rocer Thomas who says that ne VIII nav,
,o,,lc in getting all the men necessary lie u'"''
,,r, chat lie .cnt 3. II. Los for men, anu SuS >
h, ,l, t,,cn;y men who went to Work 'o-oay "e'c
IN foam, This city, In many OF the towers o'r"''"
A. po,,,s, station and Thirty irst-st MINOR OIL i'"'
oro handling the levers, and the new me" VIZ
,,r nI,rcd AT crossings and switches i"'re "~ .
- o hoon M act OF violence beyond a few pers MAJ
,,, uhich did not result seriously Inc
,,,,or, sccm 70 have some money at 'heir oisP'S"'
~, ,,h ,l,. accompanied bv little p"rsuaslOn'
~ , . milo I, get a few OF the new men 10 I''V"
80 l., ,o,s At the various crossings the po!'oeme"
,a,o an .oey time for there IS no attempt III "'''
,".anc. THE prevailing opinion amcng railroad men
: ,hat thc strike will fall, and that none oi 'e ''
ORGANIZATIONS will 60 ont. .,,,.o.,
.ro,kirr Of the threatened strike on the ra''"'' y
on,n,nc chicago and the claims OF cmp'oy'S .n'
,to, arc uuderpald al official Of thc Chicaso' ""'
-, WV" aud =, Paul road exhibited figures To-Day
1T, ,hot during the seven months "nden Jam"
ar, ~ 1ao3 the payrols Of that company hlcr''s'u
a. -. oco a. ccunar,d with the corresponding peryl
If the prHco oding year. l.. ,,n,,o, -, r.cLson Park
tos M, slapped the work, as PHl'" n'","'i " ,una
@ n's ~" "o,,ainrd at work, and more have been acaeu
Tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-25
SYMPATHY FOR GOVKRNOR WKINLEH
PRAISE FROM POLITICAL FRIENDS AND O"T'
NENTs-THE DOLLAR SUBSCRIPTIONS

Cleveland Obi Feb 24-Governor ana MIS-
Hcsltley returned 10 Columbus last evening p"I''s
"ovsnor McKinIeys stay in Cleveland ne receiN'o
rat many teegrams OF coincidence and praise from
people In all parts OF the county. RepaDicahS anu
oenocrats alike In surrcndering her W'Va'7 Va.
ne'itance 10 meet the demands upon hcr ""No"'".
As. Mckinley withstcod the remembrance OF a"o9t
vi her near friends and relatives. Both "o'erhoi
and Mrs. Mckinley felt greatly relieved after thcy
aao done everything in their power TO meet 'he Dbl"
gallons incurred By the Governor on Walkers ptpc''
Watertown. y. V, Feb. 2i.-Rcsolu'ions adop'eu DS
tne Lincoln Leagle OF this city last evening calling
on Republican clubs 70 receive voluntary dolar s"o
sc1p1ons to pay Governor Mckinleys liabilities anu
enable him TO remain in public life. were amehneo -
ss 70 request that money be sent 10 the trustees i"
whose hands Governor Mckinley las placed the scIi
meht OF his affairs stsa ad of 10 the Governor hi'srn
sI ~ me resolutions originally provided. "ds
s.hoseht that this course would prevent refusal VI
The aid extended