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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-03-23

SpiCh%iN ONoiuSoS HuahhCat'Ouo.
Joseph G.. Brown, who has been
foreman of the Plaindealer office ut
Philippi the past year, arrived home
last week. We understand that nc
has resigned his position.
Rev. Armstrong,the Presbyterian
minister who was here couple Of
weeks and held services several
times in the Presbyterian church,
returned this week to his home ian
Washington county, Pa.
John w. Baker, who has been
in business here for several years.
is getting ready to move to Davis
City April LIST. We regret to lose
Mr.. Baker and family from our
town.
Mr. viii West, Of Tunnelton.
was here yesterday. lie came down
with DIR. Powell and the two went
ont last night to the Irish Ridge
School, taught by Miss lisa Monroe,
to assist with an entertainment.
We desire to call special attention
to the big lad" of Monroe & Walls
in this issue. Farmers here atten-
ding Court should not fail to call
and examine their agricultural inn
plements and get prices.
Uncle Johnny" Williams, of
near town, sold one Of the finest,
fattest beeves to Messrs. Miller &
Albright, this week, that was ever
butchcred here. 1t weighed 1920
lbs. gross, and made 106S lbs. of
clean meat.
Mrs. Jane Gibson died at the
residence of l.. NJ. Albright this
morning ABOUT four o'clock. She
hid been sick long time The
funeral will take place here Satur-
day. We will give further psrhcu-
lars next week.
1t is by all odds the best liniment.
Mr.. Chas. Metzger, 217 Gcyer
Ave, st Louis, Mo-, is Of the same
opinion. lie says: "Salvation Oil
is the best remedy we havo ever
used in cur family. 1t is the best
remedy on earth"
We are authorized to state that
Mr.. p. A. Conf, of Rowlosburg. is
still in the race for Postmaster at
that place, all reports to the con-
trary not withstanding. He is
very strong candidate and will very
likely get the Office.
The Garlitz School, taught by
Mr.. j. ii. S. Barlow, closes tonight
with an Entertainment, and the
public is cordially invited to be
present. Mr. Barlow is one Of our
best teachers and is q very intelli-
gent young man.
The infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dan Watson, Of Reedsville, died
last Wednesday, March Is, 1898,
and was inferred Friday in the
Reodsvlle cemetery. The child
was a girl about ten months old
and died with something like the
grip.
Senator Morley returned home
last Thursday, and is the same
genial old bachelor Senator and
looking well in spite Of the long,
hard siege at Charleston. After
the adjournment Of the Legislature
he went to OHIO to visit his brother
before returning to Kingwood.
A number ono cough cure. Mr..
Jas. III. Barnet, 243 Cedar St.,
Buffalo, n. Y, writes thus "I
am using DR.. BULBS Cough Syrup
in nay family and deem it mum Der
one medicine for coughs and colds,
and my house shall never be with
out it,"
DR.. s. A. Pratt and wife left last
week for Baltimore. Mrs. Pratt,
who has been in III health for some
time, goes to the Baltimore Medical
Hospital for treatment, and per-
haps will undergo a surgical opera
ton to get relief. The Doctor
accompanied hrs wife and will
remain till size improves for the
better.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-03-23

GATIsFAcTHoR Is guaranteed
to every consumer Of HOODS
SarsapariiIa. One hundred doses ia
every bottle. No other does this.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-03-23

Hoods Pills euro Nausea. Sick Headache.
Indigestion, Blilousness. SOLD by all druggists.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-03-23
Hoods ; s:;;ii. Cures

any Inconvenience. can eat anything once
moro, and can use my voice as well as ever.s
MRs.JAMEs BAKER, locust valley, Long Island
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-03-23

MoNDAY, MARcn 81, 1893,
NINETY FIVE AcREs

the following de- cribcI roal estate a trass,
lan1 consisting of ahout
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-03-23

BY the number Of summonses
that were issued here last week, we
will be we'll represented before the
Grand Jury this week. Xxx
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-21

Ockert, August L.. s5S. So.
Oden. Anthony, $t.30.
Oden. Anthony, 81, "a
Over. Andrew. $3.50.
Owens. Andrew j., 414 06.
OOrlscoli. Benedict j.. $@43. Is.
O'Neill. Bridget. "a 81.
ONeill. Bridget. &3-3S.
OLeary, CatharIne. -. 80.
Over. Chas. h. r.. 1920.
O'Connor. David. S70.99.
O'Donoghue. Florence. 41.00.
Obold, Francis s., &4.21.
Ober. George e., &3l. az.
O'Day, James. $21.21.
O'Day. James. $i4. 40.
O'Day, James, SILT.
O'Day. James. $469.
O'Meara, John D., &5S. O3.
O'Brien, John A. $40. 90.
Odrick, jos. H., 8l4394.
Offutt. Julia. 32267.
Oyster. James F.. S36 81
Ormes, Laura NJ, sll3JO.
O'Toole Luke. $473.
O'Day. Michael, 3.7.1l.
O'Neill. Mary, @2I.l2.
O'Reiley. Mary Ann. 1882.
Otey. Mary Frances. $22. 20.
O'Brien. Michael, 1880.
Obi len, Michael, $40 46.
O'Brien, Michael, 1880.
O'Bfien, Michael, &4.1O
O'Brien. Michael, $40 -
O'Brien. Michael. trust, $90O.
O'Brien, Mary, $15. 81.
OBrien. Mary, g.. 73.
UBrien. Mary, S6LO1.
O'Toole. Margaret. Sl3.49.
O'ToOle. Margaret. 37.ll.
OKeefe. Nellie H.. 500. az.
O'Hare. Patrick, $1O.6S.
Otterback. Philip. 315.93
nf<orhsck philip RR 70
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DELINQUENT TAX LIST.

Roane. Mathilda = ans 81.
Roberts. Mstilda. eal2
Roberts. Maria. e1-x2
Robertson. Mary. e261A
Robertson MArius q, e2&
Robinson, Matilda, o9.u2
Rsmase, Rosa n. :. SA&
Boutwell,. Riehsrd, IT,, t34.11.
Raub. Samuel +. NJ. %. II.
Raybold. samuel H., o363Io6.
Reddick. Samuel, e5@
Rice, Susan. e17.52.
Richardson, sarah Jane, S21. 70.
Richardson. Sarah Jane, 822 .&,
Roane. samuel B., e2l7.
Roane. Samuel B.. Sl9.7l.
Roane, Samuel B., 62OSA
Roane. Samuel b. &l.6O.
Roane. Samuel B.. x1.m
Roane, Samuel B. els. Cd
Robinson, Somerset. ~ 81.
Robinson. Susan b., e56.47,
Rucker, Susan. e12 %.
Ruffin. Susan A. e1a 81.
Rider. Thomas. el9. ga
Riggles, Thomas. e149.0A
Riggles, Thomas. $3.50
Riley. Terrence g., t4.5Q.
Riley. Terrence q. e45Q.
Riley. Terrence g.. S3.57.
Riley. Thomas. $3O4
Riley. Thomas W. Sl5.@
Roberts. Virginia, esl2. 50.
Roux, Victor, S2S 9S
Roux. Victor. sass.
Roux. Victor, trust. e5S6
Reading. VIM. el3<Q
richardson, Willard s. 432. 10.
Riley. William r.. e2l37.
Riley, william R.. s97. 81.
ktley. William X. $29.53
Riley. william R., S21 20.
boss, William. S21.39.
Rupp. William H. $50. b.
Ruiz. William H.. 4l6.0S
Run. william H., &1921.
Rutherford, VIM S3l.30
Richards. e.. q. 3l0d.
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DELINQUENT TAX LIST.
WASHINGTON CITY-Continned:

Zones. Jsmes. s4O3
Jones. James h. s7l g.
Just. John. s24- ~
Jones' laura T.. SO 81
Jones, Levi. SOB ~
I0urdan. Louisa sS.5
JacEson. Mary +, s:S1 "a.
Jackson. Mary. SKA 81
Jacobs. Mary r. s3l- 3.
Iensins, Maria. SO -
Johnston. Mary V, SOS. ID.
Jones. Margaret. sl7.O o.
Jones. MARY L S43 a.
Jones. Mary z, SIS. as
Jordan. Maria l.. s16. 90.
Jordan. Martha A s7S.4
johnson. Noble. s16 50.
johnson. Noble. : Is. 81.
Johnson. RObt-. TT. s2-S.
johnson. Robt-. s6. AZ
Joachim. sophia SO. III
johnson. Sarah. s14. IL.
johnson. stephen, s26 81
Jones. sophia. s1752-
Joyce, Susan. Sly, go
johnson, TOwnley, si3. %
Jones, Ihaideus A., S.37. %.
Jones' ThOs o.. SIS So
Jackson VIM. 1856.
Jackson. VIM. 50. 53.
Jaekson. VIM b and others. IT,. $40 OS.
John Wesley A. NJ. Y. Church. s1I5. go
John Wesley A VI. L Church. e77. so.
Johnson. Washington. sI3.551
johnson. Washington Y, s5s "a
johnson, VIM NJ, SeS. IL
Johnson. VIM b. slO.62.
johnson. VIM. S17-S9.
johnson. VIM SOL So
Johnson. W Bishop. s57. So
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McCallum. Andrew. $50. So.
McCardle. Annie e. s44 So
McCardle. Annie E. $40 OF.
McCardle. Annie E. sl-29.
McCardle, Annie T.. 81 ID
McCardle. Annie E., $o3S6- .
McLachlen, Archibald NJ, and others. tr., e31. AZ.
McIachlen. Archibald NJ. and others. tr., ". o.
McLachlen. Archibald NJ, and others. IT,, STA.
Mallett, Anna s.. so. IL.
Marshall. Alkaline, 1881.
McCreery. Andrew B.. s6.S4
McGinnis, Annie, s49.26
Miller, August $l2 "a
Miller, August. Sl611
Miller, August S25 81
Miller. Andrew \; s6 60
Mooney, Alice, s16l2
Mooney. Alice, SlaS5.
Mount. Abraham g. S3l.0i
Mueller. August, S306l.
Mullowney. Alexander 4, sl9.76
Mcmahon, Barnard J., s15 %.
Mcmahon. Barnard j.. Sl272.
McNamee. Bridget, S6S6 IS
Matthews, Bridget, S9O6.
Matthews, Bridget. 81. Il
Msckall. Brooke. jr.. $l2S91.
Mackall, Brooke, IT., $31a
Mackall. Brooke, IT., 1917:
Mackall. Brooke. IT., sl744.
Mackall. Brooke, tr.. S3lYS
Mackall. Brooke. F.. s25Oo5.
McGee. Bernard, S3l99s
Milburn, Benedict, 81 81
Milburn Benedict, S6 rs.
Morgan, BRIDGET, S4.74
Moxley, Ben famine F., 46.1..
Monkey. Benjamine f.. 326.3q
Monkey. entamine T., S41.67.
Moxley, BeE famine f., S13O. AZ.
MOxley. Ben famine f., S34 81.
Monkey. Benlamine f., S3S64
Moore. Baldwin s.. STOP
McQuay. Bonnie c., Sl1 %.
Murphy. Bridget. as AZ
Murphy. Bartholome. s2S.S.
Murt. Bridget, S43- "a.
Myers. Bridget, $40 -
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Tabler, Anna c., e33 IL
TAFT. Alexander. Ie4S4. "a
Tracy. Anna c., els. 30.
Thomas, Ann c.. e27.57.
Thompkfns. Anna ", &401S.
Thompkins. Anna ". &4Q1S.
Trustees Asbury NJ. Z Church. ezra
Tucker, Alice A.. e3046
Twohy. Annie g, el4 ~
Turbutt. Anna NJ. S4247.
Thompson. Bartlett. cas-. 90.
Thorn. Benjamin T.. &4o.23
Thorn. BENJAMIN T.. e120
Tolliver. Benz. and Annie. e66.6z.
Taylor. Caroline. e66A
Taylor. Caroline. e66&
Taylor. Cecilia A.. el-5S
Taylor. Cecilia A. e2S4. 60
Thomas. Charles. 90:
TSS%r: Sn c:.s ssa a' f. s1a s
Thompson. Catharine n. sl22L
TTSS Smp:Sn. S S:is.11ss T. i$2i
Thornton, Caroline. e570.
Towers. Chatham NJ, 4lA36
Towner. Chas. J., 9l6.5L.
Trinity Church. s47H62.
Trott. Chas. w. 2sIT
Tune. Chas. B., e2l. IL
Thompson, David Il, ei0.0l.
Tvomey, Daniel. $3.50.
Twomey. Daniel. e17:5L
Toomey, Dsnnis. %. 81
Tabler. Emma b. 9u g.
Taylor, Edward. $50. 60
T:siOr: Etz.SssS 5. al@sa
Thaysr. Eli.a6eth 4, SS7.N.
Temple. Edv.rd, eass
Tripisst. Emma, sls.sa
Thomss. Eiisa J., 036 o5.
Thomas, Eltzabeth. e99
TrussAail. Emily l.. el5o 81.
Tune. ESs: t. j. s Es:s ssaS,.
Ts11y. Geo. e. SibS. q
ThomPsins. GsO. e. go
T TssS: Co. s:sss.. B. B. 8. slsdm
T Trse:fhe s S:S; f. 81. ~ - " T..
T Tssso:: h a.ssss. 'sSl a9s
Thompson. Henry. e4S.@
F. -. - ~ 4 r. Ss,s.,a
Tssx@s. John a, G:&
IL. S:a 4 fxEasz
ia: g! g: HHtkESSsk&&
Tsl6otk John A.. o5EQ3
T T:yssss: j sss e !, 81 7'@
& 55i$$j AZ 81: 4: B. :f a.
Triplsst. John, On. "a
no.. {ssa z. Si$fl.
Thomas. Jordan, iii 90
- esssp. sss iSI...Isi$nn.1
T.S ,;s@2 So.s.6. {sS,
IT, a::::: Lou: H. H.. &k
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Otterback, Philip. $1o.93
Otterbsck. Philip, $6,73
O'DOnoghus, Patrick, 33l ~
O'Donoghue. Patrick. $57 10.
O'Dohoghue. Patrick. S2495.
O'Donoghue, Patrick, 429 "a.
O'DonoRhue. Patrick, S4a 60
O'DonoYhue. Patrick, $xO5
ODonoRhue, Patrick, 82S IA.
o'DOnoshae. Patrici. $500.
O'Donoghue. Patrick, S7.66
O'Donoghue. Patrick, @2S 50.
O'Donoghue. Patrick. 1910.
ODonoghue, Patrick, $22 81
O'Donoghue. Patrick. S11.SO.
O'Donoghue. Patrick. 811. so.
CDonoghue. Patrick, S11S0
O'Donoghue. Patrick, $16 S3.
O'Donoghue. Patrick. &l6S3
O'Donoghue. Patrick, $16. So.
O'Dono2hue. Patrick. $50. 20.
ODonoghue. Patrick, 500. TO-
O'Donoghre. Patrick. S16&3.
O'Donoghue. Patrick, e16S2.
O'DonoYhue. Patrick, &l6lS2.
ODonoehue. Patrick. $l6 ~
ODonoghue, Patrick. @16S2.
ODonoghue, Patrick, $447
O'Donoghue, Patrick. y540.
Oppenheimer. simon, 1912.
Oppenheimer. Simon, 826S
Oppenheimer. Simon. $2.93
Oppenheimer. Simon. 42.S7.
Oppenhe1mer. Simon, &c 80.
Oppenheimer. Simon and Gustave. Cos. 81.
O'Lesry, Timothy, 500
Orme. Thomas. &457.4L
O'Brien, Terrence. &2022
O'Brien. Terrence, &l6O9.
O'Connor. Timothy, S4.7l.
OConnor. Timothy. &4.8I
OConnor. Timothy, 81. 60
Orme. Thomas b. &6835.
Osborne. Teresa May, $685. -
Olive. Winfield s., S343
Olive. Winfield s.. S17.05.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-27

Suddenly It dawns upon him that he is
de trop-not wanted-and be moves
sadly back with the shorteet tall IN the
company strsinihg to tuck itself be-
tween the latest legs. His countenance
az that moment is overwhelmingly gro
tesoue. He looks what be is-a Falstatf
among bears.
Then he starts out for tour Of the
cage: ne will call, iorsooth, upon his
peighbors. Watch him. Dost think
that this bear cannot talk? Doubt II
no longer. Ursus pallidus stops before
the leopard with a very different mlen
from that which be done before the
lion. How slyly he eonciliatss the
tiger before he gives him that loving
kiss. he is an excellent Judge OF orut-
ism nature; he would have made money
this summer on the stock exchange.
No fool is this polar bear. There-the
leopard scratched at him. BOW diplo-
matically he sides of. The lion re-
ceives him graciously. Bruin tenders
an embrace. The lion brooks no undue
familiarity; his name rises. The pear
withdraws with a deprecatory smile;
one thinks OF q smirk Of Coquelln as
Don Annlbal, or the leering OF IrVinR's
Shylock.
And when he mounts to the. pyra..
mid's top, cleaning like great ball OF
snow in the air beneath the electric
light, what q rollicking, happy, comlcal
bear IL is, TO be sure. No wonder the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-27
P. R. SMITHS WEATHER PREDICTIONS.
SBseidI TsisorGn to NJ Register.

Special Tsis0ran to 0s Register.
kINGWOOD, w, VA, October 26.-P.
r. Smith, the veteran West Virginia
weather prophet, forecasts the weather
for NOvemVer as follows: The month
viii open iu the West warm and threat
ening, attended by south winds, 10 cen
trail parts a rising temperature will pre-
vail, and in the extreme East light
freezing and frost will then be holding
a relaxing grip. A disturbance will
start in the West about the lst and pur-
sue its course across the country East,
dissipating about the Sd or 4th. The
nature OF the wave will be local rains,
snow squalls, aud brisk gales will devel-
-ou, especially on aud along the lakes
aud the Atlantic. Light freezing and
frosty mornings will follow. About the
5th weather conditions will change In
the West, growing warm and the tenn
perature advancing over the whole coun-
try in the sense OF warm wave which
viii eliminate about the 9Th in the
West later 10 central eastern parts.
The Sth, 9th and 10th we denote as the
dates OF disturbance In middle and east
ern sections. This wave OF disturbance
will be apt 70 prove the most severe OF
any Of the north, attendeded by fierce
gales on the lakes, the Atlantic aud also
at many other places. Tue kind OF dis
turbance that Will most likely be expe-
r.enced i'm the north and lake regions
will be rains, as the temperature above
the earth'S surface lowers be Suppianted
by seet aud snow driven by fierce gale
which will merge into winter blizzard
before the storm will be exhausted, i'm
peaching, fnot entirely bIockading rail-
road and telegraph communication.
Generally In central and eastern por-
tons of the country the storm will lose
much OF It's northern ferceness and eX.
pend its force in rain, sleet, snow-sqnalls
and strong gales of winds, On the
southern rim of disturbance, electric
showers and hurricanes will develop.
A cold wave will follow the rear and
flank Of the disturbance, holding tight
grip for a few days. About the 18th, or
dates touching IL, the cold snap will re-
lax and then local showers AID snow
squalls accompanied by brisk winds
will prevail. About the 18th weather
conditions will be undergoing changes
I'm the west, the temperature growing
warm generally, south winds in attend
ance aud wave Of storm disturbed
conditions will center OF the Goth, which
will be prolonged to the Esd, then west
ern and eastern extremes Of the coun-
try will have been touched By il in its
progress General rainfall, brisk fall
winds and then turning 70 sleet and
snow will be the leading features OF the
disturbance, except northward, where
lt will be much intensified, turning to a
blizzard. On the 25th and 36th the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-27
PhnadaInhia nInrder.

PHILADELPHIA. PA, October 25.-
John Romela, sometimes known as
John Simpson, shot and killed Mary
Simpson early on Tuesday morning
The two were alone in the house. No.
1889 Philada street, and no one heard
anything. Yesterday morning Romella
told friend, John Kurtz, canvasser,
what he had done and took him to the
bouse to see the body. Terrified by
Romela's threats, Kurtz said nothing
Later in the day Romella told w. 8.
Ham, but he kept too silent. About
o'clock last night j. Schrech, Super
intendent OF an industrial insurance
company for which Romela worked,
went to the house to see him and found
the body. He notified the police. Ro-
mella wos found by the police at $50
Charlotte street, the house where his
wife lived, at 10 a. m. to-day. Mary
Simpson, the woman he killed, was not
his wife.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-27
R!NEHART & TATUM,
City Bank Building. Room s. TeleDhoHe2l9.
FOR SALE.

House seven rooms, brick, Sixteenth street,
House seven rooms, Fifteenth street, lot BOZ
40 feet, 5000.
Rouse ive rooms, Lon street, Centre Wheel
Ing ~ 100.
House seven rooms, ChGplins street Centre
Wheeling, s4,S6).
House eight rooms, First ward, 81 600
House Eve rooms, Baltimore street. East
Wheeling, $1,000.
Lot east end Fourteenth street $500.
Corner lot, Lind street, cheap, ss)l
House four rooms, Charles street. Centre
Wheeling. $3.50.
House four rooms, Eighteenth street. 81, 01l
House three rooms, Twelfth street $50
House eight rooms. Sixteenth street, In good
condition, ~ 200.
House four rooms and stable. Twelfth strsst
nOG ,
IS, so.
Fine suburban homSs 2 miles east Of city at
moderate price. 80
4 lots la tiian, White 4 Gallagher addltioa
60XlOO feet, $40 each.
3lots on Caldwell run, $50 each
Fire farm. l43 acres, on hatohal road, nine
miles east Of city. on easy terms.
House 4roomS TWentY-third street, H. 300.
Market street business property a. nodefass
price.
One Of tSs bss. manufacturing SitssiEtu
city, fIOntiag on two rAilroAdL
l35U So Sl,VJO. Il ~ aad szO)O 70 loan on
city realostate
NESBITT d DEVINE,
ans 100 Market street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-27
ra,auv Burned by Acid and steam.

ASHLAND, WIS, October 26. Six men
were horribly burned By acid and steam
at the Ashland Sulphate Fibre COmpa-
ny's plant here this morning. The
burned are Joseph Heron, Charles Bur
dick, T. Weshl, Joseph Reisner, Steniz
Burdick and George Constance. The
recovery Of Sny Of the victims is DOUBT
full
The night crew was at work getting
ont the regular midnight cooking. The
six injured men were removing the
cover from the lower part OF one Of the
digestors, when the whole substance
OF acids, steam and pulp came down
on them. The room was flled with
steam, which extinguished the lights
and made escape difficult. The men
Jumped for their lives, from the raised
platform on which they we're working,
but the acid splashedon thenAat every
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-27
had IucipIent Paresis.

New YORK, October 26.-F. a. Love-
craft, 45 years old, bachelor, treasurer
Of Palmer's Theatre and assistant secre-
tary OF the Coney Island Jockey Club,
shot himself in The head about o'clock
this morning, after taking caroolic
acid, and eied soon afterwards.
Mr.. Lovecraft has for some time been
suffering from incipient paresis. His
friends have been aware of his condition
but did not suppose it to be as serious
as his suicide mas proved.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-27
heaven and nature have taught him TO

heaven and nature have taught him TO
be.
The drolIest thing about him is that
he wants 70 be ION" in every scene.
The instant be hears the snap Of the
whip he climbs down from his perch at
the side OF the cage and makes ioyiully
and eagerly for the centre Of the arena.
front lady in the managers Oox wants
% hug him.
Ii illustrates IN a striking way the
lordship of man In nature. 1t is an OBJ
ject lesson OF mans power to control
the brute. Perhaps wOmsn's power is
even greater. 1t is woman who forces
the splendid Nubian lion Prince to ride
a-cock-hOrse around the ring on the
back OF a fleet Arabian steed, and cows
the euraged and deadly creature into
sniveling fear and abject obedience.
Whether the male lion-tamer, Mr..
Darling, does not run unnecessary risk
when he lies down amid his happy fam
ily with his head in lions mouth is for
him TO decide. Some day hair of Mr..
Darliug's head may tickle that lions
thrOat-and then?
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@A-.
IN NIs

Anu Of the earlier stages Of Consumption
can Be cured It's 8 matter OF evidence
strong enough and complete enough 70 war
rant the makers of DR.. Pierce'S Golden Med
iCOl Discovery in promising this;
II its taken in time and given far trlal,
they'll refund the money IN any case where
their medicine fails to benefit or cure.
But its medicine that doesn't fan; II goes
20 the root Of the trouble. Consumption Is
developed through the blood, aud nansy %
cursd i'm the safne way. It's q scrofulous
affection Of the lungs-a blood-taint And
the surest remedy for Scrofula IN all It's
forms, the most potent blood cleanser,
srangth-restorer, and fesh-builder known
70 medical science, IS the Golden Meclc1n
Discovers - II cures Scrofula; il. cures
Consuml Nm; It cures all Bronchial, Throat,
and Lurl Elections, Asthma, Weak Lungs,
Severe. 'sring Coughs, and kindred all
ments-t s-h the blood
And il 5 no helps there's no Pay
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Fmneror Mlllam Was aracIous.

BERLIN, October 26.-TheOdore Run
Won, United States Ambassador TO Ger
many, escorted by Herr Marschall Rieb-
erstein. Minister for Foreign Affairs,
visited Potsdam this morning, accOmpa-
MED by the staff of the United States
embassy, where he presented his ere
dentials as Am 5assador Emperor VIII
liam received Mr.. Runyon in the most
cordial manner possible, and was es-
pecially gracious TO the whole stall OF
the American embassy.
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WHERE LIONS ROAR
HAGEEBEGRS EXHIBITION IS THR MOST IN
TERESTING IN THE MIDWAY.
Falssaf Among Bears-A Modern Daniel Walks
Uaharmsd Amid a Score Of Wild Bsas's and
Tcklas Tigers Under The Jaw.

SBssiaI Correspondence o. ~ RscistS.
CHICAGO, October 26.-There is no
doubt aboutit The most popular exhibit
along that celebrated thoroOGhiare, the
Midway Plaisance, Is Hagenbeck's ex-
hibition OF trained wild animals.
Three times each day the huge am
phitheater. With seating accommodation
for $500 persons, is all but crowded by
a wonC stricken multitude, the men
gaping and the women shuddering at
the antics Of a dozen great cats. IL is
an amazing show. 1t has no parallel.
Hagenbeck's exhibit is not merely the
traditional wild beast annex Of q travel
ing circus, where a trained pig does a
trick or two and an elephant balances
two ponies on a clothes-horse while the
band plays the "See-Ssw Waltz" En-
tertainmerts Of that character are now
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temperature will react, then east and
south winds will add their presence and
a return to active storms of wind, rain,
sleet and snow will prevail. A severe
cold wave will follow. The month will
close by denotIng a wave Of storm dis
turbance organizing that will develop
mucn intensity. December will have
macy severe storms and sudden changes.
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turn. Other employees turned into the
rescue. Three OF the fatally burned
men were found in the water tank i'm
mersed to the necks, where they had
temporary relief from their suf-
lerings. It is claimed that the accident
was due to carelessness In not removing
the upper cover Of the digestor to allow
the steam to escape after the water had
been poured on the cooking to cool 1t.