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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-02-09
Try he Fast nsIl Oyster Loaf. Fin
esi thing out. atCshiAl Eating Hoase.
Easi Mar,insireet.
a SUICIDE u olFITkL sQAURE.


Awsll-anssn Ciils.q q EisAns.d On ~ Tim j
m M Street.
Mr.. VIM. G. Tyler, a well.knowu
citizen. aged seventy, created a great
sensation to-day II the Capital
squArc, Richmond, Va. IN the midst
Of the crowded portion Of tho city. hy
cutting his throat with knife. The
old gentleman said to : lady standing
near, Pray for me, and before she
could say . word, he drew knife and
slashed himself across thethroat three
times. Chances q his recovery are
slight. He had recently lost his wife
and was Respondent.
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EXTENSION or TIME.

F. G. Hunter. Photographer, ! ex-
tend the time on my coupons until
the first Of March as there has been 50
much bad weather and sickness with
the children, so your tickets are good
and will be redeemable at my Photo
Studio until the 1st Of March, 1898.
Respectfully,
2sl-1wk. r. C. HUNTER.
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HAs MAaYLANp 4 oRETrA aREEN ]

An exchange tells us that Oakland
is yeritable Gretna Green for clipping
couples from West Virginia and Penn
sylvania. During the year 1892 there
there sixty-six runaway couples mar
ried in the Commercial hotel by one
minister alone. The total number of
such marriages which annually occur
there Is very large.
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'Rrhr CAR srRiKE Ar WHEELING
serious Result Of The Discharge
Of Two Conductors.

"Eious Result OF The Discharge
Of Two Conductors.
ahe street ear strike at Wheeling is
eeomlng serious, and warrants have
een sworn out for several Of the
dkers.
tuesday night car was bombarded
~ bricks and stones. There were
0eat lltty people in the mob and they
'saed into the ear whers were two
's2engers at the time and oneof them
oeFInan, was cut on the side Of the
n W Q blow from club and tile
Her was also bruised. The moter-
~ was struck by a club and had his
Y 7, almost broken.
les,ierday the tracks were guarded
p9ilsemen, and the ears were run
~ new men without interference.
" cause Of tie strike was the dis
E1.sge q two conductors on complaint
passengers.
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BuOKLEN,s AREIoA sALvE.

The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheun,
Fever sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains. Corns, and all Skin Erup-
tons, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required II is guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction, or money re-
funded. Price Is cents per box. For
sale by Z, G. Williams, Jr., q Co.
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CLEAN YOUR GLOVES.

Ladies clean your Kid Gloves with
Mousquetaire Glove Cleaner, for sale
only by Emmert 4 Fiery, who carry
the best line Of kid gloves in the town,
and warrant all their kid gloves from
- 90 up
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THE MAJORITY RULES.

And il is right that we should sub
u the ruling when the majority is
great. Every one Of the committee
ed to buy all Of their cook stoves,
iges and heating stoves that were
,ded for their own use from J w.
Fisher, for lie sells the cheapest and
|. So say we all. Committee,
ID street.
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THE HOLMES COMET,

During the Clondy Weather 1t Resolved into /
Eebulous Mass.
The Holmes Comet, which all last
week presented the appearance Of an
eigth magnitude star, with small, hazy
envelope less than one minute in di-
ametcr, has again expanded, and last
night had entirely lost it stellar char
acter, presenting itself as q somewhat
faint nebnlous mass more than five
minutes in diameter. This change has
occurred during the last few days Of
cloudy weather.
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- aaLnEN sEcREr oF LONG LIFE.

Keeptbe head cool, the feet warm,
/ tlle bowels open. Bacon Celery
d Ii 4 vegetable preparation and
/ Is a natural laxative, and is the
attest remedy ever discovered for the
I il Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint,
| I'M Blood, Liver, and Kidney Dis
y. can on "A. NJ. Gilbert & Bro,
agents. and get trial package
!. Large size soc.
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- al Mrss KARY HARLAN.

,fter q brief illness, Miss Mary Har-
5ied this morning at two o'clock At
residence Of her sister, Mrs n. H.
;bliug Funeral viii take place &
arday morning at 10 o'clock at
liur Waters Church.
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All prt.pnt kn0uInf themselves rs b. in1tI.I
"a - I11 cEIAItoI CaIl4rIn1 1lor4 deceased
AZ ltftuf notified % 0cIro forward and MAKO
vl.I nIrN-r nrrt<1i 7btm rronfrIf aufnfuI|1a
asli JOHN VI. MARTIN.
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The Stockholders % thr Mariinshnr4 street
Railway Company are hereby hnfiaed that fhore
Willie rcUttAl mNellIE 81 tho HtHckhoIdtfs
TUESDAY, MARCH sth. a. \ O'Clock.
N, for thr purpose - declaring lwn sladnnci6s
N TN Board - Directors and the lransaHlluil 81
eoine peiore said meeting
asew. nwfLsoN. President.
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CALLED 70 ROMNKY.

Rev. Mr.. Washburn. divine Of high
character, ell-known in this city, has
been unanimously called TO the Pres
byterian Church Of Romney, w. Va.
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Oysters every style; ham and chick.
en- sandwiches, and meals at all hours.
Central Eating House, East Martin
street.
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Two unknown men adriii in an open
boat in the Ohio river, were drowned
below Blennerhassett Island.
While Samuel Green and his family
were attending church at Piedmont,
thieves bnrglarized their house and
stole $40.
An enormous snow pillow, TO be used
on one Of the Northwestern railroads
is being built at the Ensign Works,
Huntington.
Postmaster Whaley, Point Pleasant,
has been removed, and his sureties
have settled with the Government. He
was short $1,000.
Sixty-seven indictments for unlnw-
full retailing Of spurious liquors were
found BY the Grand Jury Of the Circuit
Court held at CIarlsburg recently.
A resolution was adopted in the
legislature, Monday favoring the An
nexation Of the Hawaiian Islands. a
copy Of it is 10 be sent to the Presi-
dent and the States Senators and Rep
resentatives in Congress.
DR.. William woodward, young
physician, Of Wayne G. H., is missing,
leaving numerous. creditors behind
The Sunday school with which he was
connected lost 500, which was given to
him to pay for Christmas presents for
the scholars.
While Miss Rebecca johnson, Of Cow
Creek, Pleasant County, vas riding
home from church with a young man,
her horse began to plunge and rear,
and finally fell backward upon the
young lady, INJECTING internal injuries
from which she cannot recover.
Miss Mary E. G. Lope, who gained
so much prominence by being arrested
in Martins Ferry a few weeks ago
with lot Of dynamite and fuse in her
possession, has been heard Of again,
this time in West Wheeling. She cre-
ated quite an excitement there one day
last week when she and well-known
woman Of that place got into fstic
encounter.
Work has been resumed on the ex-
tention Of the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road between Morgantown and Connels-
vile, after suspension Of six weeks,
forced BY the excessive cold. The
grading Of this branch is practically
finished, but as ii is to be used chiefly
for heavy coal traffic it IS proposed to
ballast it within 10 inches Of stone bal
last before beginning track laying.
For Ave days sixty men Of Tucker
county were out on the hunt Of some
kind Of wild animal which had been
seen in that neighborhood. It was
finally killed by an accidental shot by
Silas Jenkins and proved To be wolf.
The Democrat figures up what il cost
to kill tho varmint as follows:
20 ID lead a 10 s 2 90
10 X powder a 40 4 90
Shell i 90
go men 5 days q s1.75 525 90
3Ohorses S days a s1.0O $50 90
so dogs 5 days @5O 1850
Total 1907 90
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DESERVING PRAISE

We desire to say to our citizens
that for years we have been selling DR.
Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton, DR.. Kings New Life pills, Buck
Inns Arnica Salye, and Electric Bitters,
and never handled remedies that sell
as well, or that have given such uni.
versal satisfaction. We do not hest
tate to give them every time, and stand
ready to refund the purchase price, il
satisfactory results do not follow their
use. These remedies have won their
great popularity purely on their mer-
its. E. G. Williams, Jr., & CO., drug
gists.
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Ks district Of Columbia. Maryland and
AN ar and slowly rising temperature
,ss 5ay cloudy. threatening weather to-
s.esening. 80,
|. w,.st Virginia. Western Pa, and Ohio,
s,ilSwea hy local SHOWS during the after
4 nisst. winds shifting 20 southeriy.
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Good Evening Have ycu used
All! there is no need Of my saying
any thing further, ] am sure you will
hereafter use nothing but the FAMOUS
Blush OF ROSES for your complexion.
Yours with best wishes.
FLORA A. JONES,
South Bend, Ind.
p. s.. Call this eve please at a. M
Gilbert & Bro, and learnNthe particu-
lars.
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THE worm At 10 cents per week.
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~ AAlNHN - $500
Observations taken a.
Marslnsburg every morning
~ 5o'eiock b GEoneE VI.
Z fag. vaxnKruk. the representa-
1 tive % the United States
weather bureau, TuE
wonlDS VIII use the same
Gags as displayed a. thu
Court House and the people
s,e can come yerv near know
Ssgs. iur what weather TO expect.
-
ems. All O'Clock =. N.,soo
Maximum so.
MInimnm-i9.
~ Force Calm.
pireetion from $ ".
~ 81 SKY: Clear.
\ All
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An inventory Of fire arms was taken
and it was found that it took $4,000
worth of guns to kill wolf.
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Tronble on the nange.

SAN ANGELO, Tex, Dec. 16.-News
reached San Angelo that Ike Gronskis,
a sheep boss named Arthur Mayor and
two herders had been shot and killed
on the Pecos river $50 miles west of
San Angelo. b. B. Hail, in letter to
his father here. verified the report and
says it was the result of trouble brew
ing between cattlemen and ranch own
ers there and the large number of
drifters now in that section. Hestates
further that his camp was visited the
day before by several men armed with
Winchesters,s notifying him to keep
clear of their range. Further trouble
is anticipated at an early date, if sheep
men are not permitted to drift their
focks through to Midland and New
Mexico ranges.
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Prompted His wife,s.An.wer..

DECATUR, Ills, Dec. 16.-A some
what sensational case was given de-
cidedly sensational turn here. Miss
Flora Handley and John Boyd were on
trial in the circuit court charged with
setting fre't Noah Tohill's barn and
strawstacks in 1890. Both We're work
ing for Tohil1 until about that time.
Tohin and his wife are the principal
witnesses for the state. Tohill was dis
covered signalling answers to his wife
while. she was on the witness stand. He
was called up by Judge Vail and put
on oath. Then he swore that he did
not make the signs. Three others in
the room swore that he did. The Judge
fined Tohill SO and costs. This dis
mayed the prosecution. 1t is stated by
the attorney for the defense that To-
hiil will now be prosecuted for per-
Jury. s-Az.-ast =
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sheltered. nv Bloomington.

BLooMINGToN, HIS, Dec. l6.-Since
Oct. Is the records of the police depart
ment of this city show that 700 unem-
ployed have been sheltered at the city
hallsby the police department A great
many of these are men of quite respect
able appearance who claim to be will
ing to work, but are unable to find en-
ployment. Many of them claim to be
former silver miners of Colorado. The
city has adopted plan OF giving each
one lodging at the city hall and sub
stantial and palatable breakfast of hot
coffee, bologna and bread in abundance
prepared at kitchen fitted up for the
purpose. Most of they fellows seem
deeply grateful for the kindness and ex-
press their good feeling toward the
city and its people. Each morning the
men are told to move on and not TO re-
turn here. Most of them are heading
toward Chicago
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DRAINED WITH AN Ak.
\ Blind Peddier Murdered by Man
Near Fort Smith.

A Blind Peddier Murdered by Man
Near Fort Smith.
FORT SMITH, Ark, Dec 16.-Near
Cherokee, small station on the Valley
Route Blk miles west of this city. man
named Ince Drained a blind peddler by
by the name Of Thomas Jenkins with
snsax. Inee and Mary Gully, who is
living with him as his wife, came to
Fort Smith and fell in with Jenkins.
They all wentato the home of Ince. near
Cherokee. taking along, a supply of
liquor. Ince and jenkins spent most of
the night drinking and quarreling. The
quarrel was renewed, when IneeT Sc
cured an ak and struck jenkins in the
head, telling him to the ground. Ince
struck4the old blind man twice after he
fell. killing him. Ince and the woman
came to this city, where he gave him
self up to the officers. In raising the
ak to strike Jenkins, Ince struck the
woman in the face with the sharp edge
of the instrument, and she was covered
with blood as she sat in the marshaPs
office
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3a
WAS NOT HIS WIFE.
Sensational Suit Is Decided In the
Courts at Ozark


~ Courts at Ozark.
OZARK, Mo-, Dec. 1G.-A sensational
ease came up in the probate court be-
fore Judge Collier. Some IA years ago
Z. b. Adamson and his supposed wife
came to Ozark from Iowa and went
into the mercantile business at Ozark.
They lived there number of years to-
gether as man and wife. In 1885 Mr..
Adamson's wife went on visit to Iowa
and Mr.. Adamson told his friends they
had parted. At the last general cleo
ton Adamso; was elected judgesof the
western district of Christian county.
which Office he held until his death,
some two months ago. Judge Adam
son left considerable property and had
no5children at his death His nephews
administered on his estate.
a few weeks ago the woman came to
Ozark and brought suit against the adj
miuistrators for the property. claiming
to be his widow under u common law
marriage She proved that she lived
with Judge Adanson as his wife and
that he held her out to the world as his
wife. After three days hard fighting
on both sides by the attorneys Judge
Collier ruled that she was not the law
full wife of Adamson.
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nverreached In "A peal.

BATTLE CREEK, Mich, Dec. 16.-
eth M. Carter of Auburn, Me-, repre-
entin0 the bondholders of the electric
treet railway here. is in the city try
be- to effect a settlement of the affairs
/ the road. Mr.. Carter says the bonds
sero bought upon the representation
hat the road was good one, and that
was paying dividends. He says the
pndholders have been swindled out of
R0,000 by the stockholders of the road.
rwo secret sessions have been held by
be council ON the railway question,
nut nothing was decided. ~
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HORRIBLE ACCIDENT.
soan or A BRIDGE FALLS WITH
MANY WoRKMEN.

sa.an Dead Bodies Recovered
,,n,hers More Missing Several
~ Iriured--The Cause Is At
+H.,,.ted til Faulty Girders.
Tou,sylLLE. Dec. 16.-One of the
- borrible accidents that has ever
/ 'ios aonad here occurred yesterday
ta aprning when a span of the Louisville
~ a l-e cave way, falling distance of
fha,st d feet, carrying death and de-
<truction With it.
1 M. bridge is one of the largest in
- state and was being constructed
1.ror the Ohio river between Louisville
II III Teffersonville. The exact cause of
r. giving way will perhaps never be
Known r but the supposition is that IL
'ras due to faulty girders.
There were nearly 70 men at work
k,,on the span at the time of the dis
Fster and the number killed is un-
<.aw,, hut willin all probability reach
"a as 81 dead bottles have been taken
&rom beneath the ruins, and mum Der
&eriously hurt. s, -.
The sight Deuodtu7 tIio tD11uSo Is Ouo
&bat will never be forgotten by those
Tho witnessed it. The dead and man.
led bodies lay across eaehsotherin one
|sreat heap AMI was a heartrending
fcane Some of the victims were cut
10 pieces others were minus of
|$ifprent mem bers of their bodies. The
lives and eaildrenof manyeof the un-
|Fortunate w,,rkmen wept pitiously as
#beir loved ones were taken from be-
Meath the debris.
" The niursl were taken to. the Louis
Lille hospital where physicians were
>eady to relieve their sufferings. 1t is
4hougflt that many of the injured will
he
Great crowds gathered near the
2cene and assisted all they could in res
ming the bodies and the injured men.
z5Gapys of the bodies went into the river,
la boats at once began the work of
-m-.
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Largest Dynamo Ever Made.

PITTsBURG, Dec. 16.-What is claimed
to be the largest dynamo ever made
was finished and tested by the West
inghouse Electric company. It is one
of four built for the Louisville (Ky.)
Gas company.aand has a capacity of
10000 incandescent lamps. Its weight
is 80 tons, and has an armature 20 feet
in diameter. This is four feet greater
than the armature on the big dynamo
at the Worlds fair. It will make 30
revolutions per minute. The dynamo
viii give the same power as the Worlds
tair machinery. but will take up less
floor space. 1t will be operated by a
1000 horse power engine. The shaft of
the engine will connect with the dy-
namo, no betting being required.
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On. eff work and Desponaent

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 16.--Made des-
perate by the presence of constableto
levy. upon his household furniture for
rent, and unable to secureemployment,
Jacob Schmitt committed suicide by
hanging himself to his arbor with u
piece of sclofheshne Schmitt was form
erly employed as a baker on Locust
street, and was known as a hard work
ing man, but he suffered with others in
the general dullness Of trade.
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county ana nearly an on the Popuiist
aud Democratic tickets have failed to
comply with the law.
To Meet him In heaven.

LOUISVILLE. Dee. 16.-Jas. f. Stone,
the Wratten murderer, received letter
from his wife announcing the death of
his 16-year-old daughter, who was
victim of consumption. At the time of
the wholesale butehery of the Wrat-
tens it was Thoughts she could live but
few days. Stone wrote a long letter
to his dying daughter few days ago,
telling her not to fear death and to pre-
pare to meet him in heaven on Feb. Is.
the time set for his execution. He ex-
pressed himself rs glad that there will
be some one to meet him there on that
day
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Killed NV nm EXPRESS. Train.

& NEWMAN. Ga. Dec. ia terrible ac-
ciden' occurred on the railroad near
Dis cis " Il. Parks, prominent
Htizen Of the county, was driving to
Hs home with Mrs. DR. North, a rela-
I've Just before the railroad track is
leached on the road toward the Parks
home there is cut through which the
bad passes. Parks was driving spir-
lEed horses which became uneontroll-
sble and dashed across in front of the
Express train. The engine crashed into
he buggy, killing both occupants in
HoD4l,.
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With Blackmaii.

. DENVER, Dec. 16.-Thomas B. Owens,
alias BERTHE Frame and w Fl. Gibson,
Were arrested in / San Francisco, being
wanted here, ON, a charge of obtaining
$4,000 from Mrs. J. E! Snes' ny black
mail. Mrs Woods gave Owens money
aplan to.kidnapher daugh-
ter.and then heetold her he killed two
of the piotters and made her believe
she was an accomplice in the murder.
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IN -saa.e Isl Arrested.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 16-J. NJ. Matchet,
who styles himself the Evangelical
Reporter" was arrested by Officer
Satchwell for stealing door key from
Louis Volker of 1sl2 Lucas avenue.
Matchet recently attained considera bic
notoriety by reason of his efforts on be-
half of the starving poor. He sold tick
cts for meals at cents each, and one
man charged him with pocketing the
porceeds. Each applied for warrants
against the other. and almost came to
blows in the prosecuting attorneys
office.
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At $1,000. Per Copy.

CHICAGO, Dec. 16.-Daniel Fl. Burn
am, ex.director of works, and Frank
Millet. master of ceremonies of the
|orld's fair, are writing history of
le exposition, which will be offered
4 the modest sum of $1,000 per copy,
landscapes and night and day scenes
bout the grounds will be painted by
Millet. Mural decorations and arch
eetural designs will be reproduced by
le artists who originated them. -
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swaeplnr Keauellon of wages.

PITTsBURG, Dec. IS. The officials of
the Carnegie Steel company are now
revising the wages scales of the mill,
and general reduction, which in some
cases will amount to 40 per cent, will
be made. All the scales now in force
will expire on Dec. 81, and after Jan.
the reductions will go into effect. The
new scales will be based on the pro.
posed tariff changes. a
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Ex-Bankers ,Enelicted.

BARBoURsvLLE, KY, Dec. l6.-The
grand jury Investigating the Cum ber-
land Valley bank cases indicted ex-
Cashier G. F. Davidson and William
Locke, former clerk in. the bank. The
indictments are the oItgrowth of the
loose and reckless manner in which the
bank was operated the past five years.
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A writ of Mandnmus Denied.

LANSING, Mich, Dec. 16.--In the case
of the board of supervisors of Dickin-
son county against the chairman of the
board, a writ of mandamus to compel
him to sign $50, 900 of bonds for the re .
lief of the destitute there was denied.
The court holds that the board had no
authority to vote the relief bonds.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-12-16
Wand one state Fair.

PEORIA. His, Dec. 16.-The board of
|pervisors met here for the regular
ecemher meeting. The state fair mat
was brought, up and resolution
Opted that it was the sense of the
1ard that $4,000 be appropriated to
cure the permanent location of the
Pie fair in this city. The citizens are
for it is certain that the
y council viii appropriate that much
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-12-16
RATED 10 Comply Ynh The Law.

EmpoRlA, Kan, Dec. Is. The Doug
lass election law, passed at the last
session of the Kansas legislature.
among other provisions provides that
every candidate for Office must, within
o specified time, file a. sworn statement
of campaign expenses with the count
clerk: The time expired on the 9Th in
slant and about 800 ex-eandidates have
failed to comply with the law. IT
penalty provides for fine of not less
than $40 Ii. !. more than $500 or q jail
sentence If oe less than 10 days nor
more than s months. Every candi
date on the rohibition ticket in the
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-12-16

DENIS. N, Tex, Dee. 18 Mrs. Steve
Wilson was in the barnyard when a
Young COW with young calf became in
furiated and made a vicious attack ON
the lady. She fought the animal off,
bat before assistance arrived Mrs. Will
son had been gored The wound ex-
tends into the cavity of the abdomen
and is several inches lcng. esd