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pEFIEs rHN GOVERNOR.
a Prison Chaplain Who Wants to Run
Things Ills Own Way.

A Prison Chaplain Who Wants to Run
Things His Own Way.
JOLIET. ILL.,, March l0,-Chaplain
Stephen, of the state prison, has served
notice on the governor that he will not
be dictated to. Last Sunday the chap
lain issued an order that hereafter none
but Lutherans and Catholics should
teach in the prison Sunday schools,
This order caused much dissatisfaction,
as all the Protestant churches IN the
city have been represented in the
prison Sunday school.
When Governor Altgeld heard OF the
action OF tho chaplain he promptly is.
sued a proclamation declaring that all
religious denominations should be al
lowed equal rights in tho state institu-
tons. But Chaplain Stephan firmly re-
fused to pay any attention to the gov.
errors proclamation. He says he is at
tho head OF the religious department OF
the penitentiary and he proposes to
runit
~ have nc desire to create any ensa.
ton in tho ne .!spapers," he said" "in
fact l don't take time to read them, and
don't know what they say about me. l
will not disturb the Catholic Sunday
school, but as for the other one, l will
run it as Isee fit"
According to the order issued by the
chaplain last Sunday the present teach.
ers OF the Sunday school, representing
all tho Protestant churches in the city,
are shut out, and their places will be
taken by students in the Lutheran
theological seminary Mt Springfield, who
will teach the convicts their catechism.
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ROTH DROWNED.
a Man Loses His Life While Trying Ia
Save Ills MonlA.he ReseMer.

a nIan Loses His Life While Trying to
Save Ills would-be Rescusr.
IItSCKLEY, Ills, March l0.-Hans
Carlson and r. Myers were riding down
a swollen stream this morning on a
cake of ice, After being carried a short
distance the ice lodged on the bank in
shallow water. At this time Henry
Binder seeing tho men thought no
could drive out and rescue them. 1Ie
had driven but n few feet in the water
when his horse plunged in NIL over,
taking Kinder, buggy aud all out OF
sight. Upon seeing the condition OF
things Carlson took off his coat and
plunged into the water 10 rescue Binder.
They were both drowned.
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HILL is MUM.
lie Declines t. Tell What Passed BetwceI
Him and Cleveland,

Him and Cleveland.
WASHINGTON, D. c., March l0.-sena-
tor Hill was interviewed late last night
by a reporter on tho subject OF his call
upon Mr.. Cleveland, with the following
result;
He was found at his hotel, tho Nor
mandie. As usual no was reading q
newspaper. " hen not actively engaged
in political discussion or in letter writ,
ing he has always a pile OF dailles and
magazines within easy reach.
Senator, how did you find the Fresl-
dentP"
He poered over the edge Of his paper
and his eyes twinkled: Sin the usual
manner" no said. "Went first to his
private secretary and was then taken to
his ROOM"
"Was no c%oirdial"
The reading Of the paper had been re-
sumed. Once more II was lowered.
"Why, not more than is usual to him.
Mr., Cleveland is always pleasant"
"You called quite early, senator"
~ had business in one OF the depart
ments, and thought that time might be
saved by taking tho white house on the
way, l went early in order to escape
the newspaper men, i found them
there waiting for any one who might
happen along"
tit is generally stated that you went,
not on your own volition-but upon re-
quest-rcquest by the executive"
"Generally stated by him?"
"Well, by the correspondents and pol
i%ticians."
''Very sorry, but l have nothing to
say on that subject-nothing whatever"
For the third time the senior senator
from New York buried himself in his
neWsplper,
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You Mood Not DC DO ILeap neneats.

A good investment in life, protection
in death, is the result obtained by a
combination formed by the Eastern
Building and Loan Association, OF SYRIA
cuse, N. Y, and the National Life In
surance Association, OF Hartford, Conn,
under q definite contract.
Fully paid up stock (SlO0 per share)
pays 7 per cent per n
All secured by first mortgages on i'm
proved city property.
For further information or agency
apply to A. Roeder & Son, Bellaire, o.,
managers for West Virginia. or to
Michael Stein, agent, Fulton, W. Va. 8
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no noNp ISSUE.
Tho President Following Out the Course
Adopted by President Harrison.

Tho President Following Out the Course
Adopted by President Harrison.
New YoRK, March l0.-Referring to
the gold supply and the possible
issuance Of bonds by the government.
tho Washington correspondent Of the
Herald says;
A gentleman high in the councils Of
the administration says that Mr.. Cleve-
land does not believe the financial situa-
tion at this time is such us to make the
issue OF bonds necessary, and that Sec
rotary Carlisle thinks the issue OF bonds
can DO avoided. Tremendous pressure
is being brought to bear upon the Pres
ident and the secretary OF the treasury
in favor OF the issue OF bonds, but SO far
without apparent effect. Tho question
is certain to come up at the next cab
met meeting and be earnestly dis
cussed. The choice between the issu-
ing of bonds and drawing upon the
gold reserve is one that cannot long be
delayed. The administration still adj
heres to its decision against the issue
OF bonds. The President and Secretary
Carlisle'are in accord and there is no
reason to believe that there will be q
change of policy, Captain Meredith,
chief of the bureau Of engraving and
printing, was asked ii he had received
any intimation Of the intention to issue
bonds.
"None whatever" he replied, land If
there was believed to be any immediate
danger Of such necessity l should have
received some orders from the secretary
at least to be prepared to rush tho work
through. You cannot make steel plate
bonds in a day, and ii the secretary or
President feared it might become nee.
essary to issue bonds in the immediate
future they would be certain to prepare
for it by getting the work well under
way.n
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Ront river poomInp.

MILWAUKEE, WIS. March 1O,-Roat
river, at Racine, is booming and Free.
mans and Harrlck's flats arc under six
feet OF water. Mayor Case has called
out u force OF policemen and thoy aro
warning the people along tho river to 20
IN points Of safety whilO they have n
chance. Roat river Is not u very turbu.
lent stream and no lives have been lost
by Its floods, but considerable damage
may result to houses.
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Tho Golden secret of Long Life.

Keep the head cool, the feet warm
and the bowels open. Bacon's Celery
Cure is a vegetable preparation and acts
ne a natural laxative, and is tho great
est remedy ever discovered for the cure
OF dyspepsia, liver complaint and ali
blood, liver and kidney diseases. Call
on Logan Drug Company, sole agent,
and get a trial package free. Large
u;yn Enr 2
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Pneumonia and kindred affections OF
the lungs can be easily prevented and
cured by using an absolutely pure slim.
ulant such as is used and recommended
by the best physicians. Your doctor
will tell you that Klein's "silver Age
or "Duquesne' Rye Whistles are abso-
lutely pure and the best stimulant in
the world to fortify the system against
tho inclemency Of the weather. Silver
Age soils for 81 SO per quart and Du.
quesne at 81 %. Headquarters,
MAX KLEIN.
SO Federal Street, Allegheny, Pa.
Send for complete catalogue, mailed
free.
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nhnnmnllsn onIckly cnrcd.

Three days is a very short time in
which to cure u bad case OF rheuma-
tism, but it can DO done ii the proper
treatment is adopted, as will bo seen by
the following from james Lambert, of
New Brunswick. ILL.,: II was badly
afflicted with rheumatism in tho hips
and legs, when l bought a bottle Of
Chamberlain's Pain Balm. toured me
in three days. / am all right to-day,
and would insist OH everyone who is
afflicted with that terrible disease to
use Chamberlain's Pain Balm and get
well at once" 5O.cent bottles for sale
by druggists. D&w
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a GREAT FIGHT.
Corbett Says It VIII Take u Heavy Weight
TO Whip FitzsimmonR.


KANSAS CRY, Mo-, March al. j..
Corbctt was interviewed last night. He
said: at was the greatest middle.
weight fight which ever took place in
this country and Ntzsimmons is un-
doubleday tho greatest middlo.woight in
tho world. 1t will tako Il heavyweight
to knock him out, and in my opinion
nobody but Jackson or Slayin can do
feat him. l hato to admit this but l
am compelled TO do co." Corbott bet
on Hall, as did his hacker, Brady.
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Wnnl.

TuILADELPHIA. Pa. March 1o-wool quiet;
stocks light ind prices tlrmer; Ohio, Pennsyl.
vanla aud West Virginia Xxx and above 3OaSlU;
* Ba2gc; medium &ia3Gc: CoarSe 3ja3Gc; New
York. Michigan, Indiana and western fine or X
and X% 2la97c; medium S9aSie: c0nrse SinSjc;
fine washed dGlalnO X and ES SOnS3c; medium
s5,Sie. Connia do SInSiS, NH rnshcd choice
36a3Sci fair 55nG6c: coarse B9A3ic; medium lin.
washed Conbing and dClHlnO 27a2SC; coarse do
27a2Sc; Montana l6a22c: territorial 13aalc.
NEW YoRK, March 1h.-Wool firm and quiet:
domestic fleece 27aS2c; pulled 2Ga37c; Texas
I7nulp
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New YonK, March 10, 7ThoSol leather
trust or combination, an outline Of
whose plan OF organization has been
published, Is on tho point OF incorpo.
rating itsolf, Where tho incorporation
will DO effected has not boon determined.
1t is said that $0O,OOO,0OJ capital has al.
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ready been subscribed and $4,000 900
more is in sight. The name 1.-THE North
American Leather Company" has been
considered for the combination and tits
regarded MS likely that this is the name
which will be adopted, although another
name hns been suggested.
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NEW YoRx, March lO.-Jamos r.
KocnO states that no has no interest
directly in any produce, either hero or
in Chicago, aud that tho story tolo.
graphcd from that city that ho was
Joined with certain parties In n large
operation in wheat Is utterly destitute
OF truth.
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Tho best salve in tho world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rhoum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns and all skin eruptions, and posi-.
lively cures pilos, or no pay required.
1t Is guaranteed to give perfect satisiac.
ton or money refunded. Price % conts
q box. For salo bv Logan Drug Co.
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CHICAGO, March l0,-Cattlc, receipts 1000 head:
shipments 300 head; market strong; beStnatgYes
S. 6la6 90; good 81 S6Ai 40; others s. jOai -;
stocEers and feeders 70 0Oa4 10; Texans 50 5Oa
40; cows 81 0Ja3 60 Hogs, receipts 1880 head:
shipments 1900 head: market lower; mixed and
packing 81 JOn7 so! prime heavy and butchers
81 Sjas O0; prime light 81 60a7 80; pigs and light
D hcad: market active and strong; natives a 75a
5OOi westerns s. 9Oaj 40; lambs s i5Oa6 5S.
EAST LIBERTY,IPA. March 10.-Cattle. receipts
40 head; shipments 80 head; market nothing
doing; all through conSlgnments. Hogs, receipts
$50 head; shipments 1850 head: nnrket SLOW:
Philndelphins IS 25aS 10; mixed S l0aS 10; best
Workers 81 0jaS 0O; light Workers 81 7On7 50.
sheep, receipts 100 head; shipments GOO head;
mHriet slow and unchanged.
CINCINNATI, March l0.-Hogs stronger ut 50 ION
s 10; receipts $3.50 head; shipments 2,4O head.
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Nrw YoRK, March i0.-Flout. receipts 5l,Sis
barrels! exports D71 bnttclsi sales l0,gpl bar.
fels, tnatkot dun, unsettled and easy. Wheat.
receipts lGO bushclsi exports hO,OSj bushels,
salUs lO,0i0(Oj bushels ul futures and Il,OJ)
hushcls Of spot spot market lOwurj No. hand
500; No, . northern SlCi options wefO active,
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RAILROADS.
Wheeling 6 Elm Grove Railroad.

On and after Saturday. October 1. 1872, train,
will run as follows, city timo;
LEAVE WiIEELtNG-aB!O a m, 700 a. M. 500
n. ~, 0OOA IN, 1000 a. IN, il:OO a. IN, 1900 tn,
100 p. IN. 300 y. IN. 800 r. IN, 400 p M, $50
p ma COOP m, 100 p III, SiO) p in, $50 p
inn 1900 y. m.
LEAVE Elm GRoyE-"6iO) a m. 700 m. SOL
a m. . GOA m. 1000 u m. IiOOA IN. 1900 M.
D. m 600 p m, 700 p m, 500 p IN, 9:lO p
IN. 10 10 y. IN
eDRild, except Sunday.
SUPERINTENDENT trains lnavO Elm Grove a.
O!i5 n III. and Wheeling at llli7p M
H. Il WEIS0ERBbR
ooi General Manayor
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Children Cry for Pitchers CastOria.
FINANCE AND TRADE.

The Features of the Money and Stock
Markets.
NEW York, March 1o,-Moncy on call ranging
from 10 to G per cent, last loan 0 per cent, closed
offered at O per cent Prime mercantile paper
6a7 per cent. Sterling exchange dull but steady
at sis5kai 81. The total sales OF stocks to-day
were $50. 200 shares.
The stock market was unsettled again to-day.
Prices were lower during the morning, but raj
lied sharply after / o'clock, The upward move
mcnt was clad By renewed sales for both the
long md short accounts. In q majority Of tho
railway shares tho fluctuations during tho entire
dry was confined within n range OF AiN per
cent Among the exceptions were the coal
stocks, which declined 14R2 per cent, aud after
wards was partially recovered. New York &
New England was stronger, In regard 10 Road.
ing there Nrr continued reports Of au issue Of
receivers certificates but nothing definite will
probably DO known until the statement OF the
receivers Is made know In n few days hence,
The great feature Of tho day was the weakness OF
tho indnsttials, In which the bears labOrel
strcnuOusly TO force liquidation. American
Tobacco declined ~, American Sugar IA, and
md Cotton OIL, Dlstlling and Cattle Feeding,
National Lead aud National Linseod Ial}s per
cont,
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Wheeling Brldne & Terminal RY.

Timo Tnble 10 4 10 take oroct l2;1t a. m,
Sunday, November -, 1871
Leave Wheeling -tjii1 tCiptIllj. $500, t1tb
jOilO, ilOl93, tiii6) a. m, lllilb, ti!tj, tJiDj,
tJtlO oi:lL. p5!B, t6jW ~ m.
Leave Peninsula -t5!l6. t6;lb, t7;l1 1871,
tlili, 10tbi. tiO'21. eii.if o. M tigin, lisa,
t3i01. cji2T. ei.il. ojl6l 1880 y. In,
Leave Terminal Junction s6t11, t6.lA l7:o)
Fi0!0I "i0.i2 tli!lj a MI lil6, tl!i7, P2!ll,
o5!ib. tom. t6ibL tSigt, tiO!2 y, IN.
Leave Latghlln'a Mlll-t7i2l, tii!iS n in
HAS eli3 si!lSp m
Leave 10 Has 'C%roi'lng-t7tN tiiuo a IN,
tiilD olil, eiiin n IN.
spaily tDhlly except Sunday isundAvS oniy.
Al iralis viii ran on Eastern limo, Clock In
tho Telegraph OHlco ~ Wheeling, IL the Stand
J.E TAUsstG, Superintendent.
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Castora.
When sho was o Child, sho cried for Castorla.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
when shO had Children, she gave them CastOria
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NEW YoRK. March lO.-Therc was no import.
ant change in tho dry goods market to-day.
Agents made the price Of Simpson floss finished
prints &C.
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Cotton.
ding OLIu.
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NEW YoRR. March lO.-Tho petroleum market
opened firm and gained strength as the day I'D
yinCee. The market left OF strong. Penlsyl
vauia oil, spot sales 5000 barrels at 6i9{aG2I4c.
April options, sales 1000 barrels at G]&sa6lc.
1000 barrels.
OIL CITY, Pa. March lO.-opcncd at 62Nc;
highest GIkc; lowest GgAc; closed at G3ISc: sales
10000 barrels; clenrancOs l59,0O0 barrels; ship.
mcnts l27, III barrels; rum o.. lGS barrels.
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~. pennsylvania Stations
|Vlg RnSyVanid lines
WEI Trains Run by Central limo.

ripEEt OFFICES AT pKHNtYfIvAsiA STATION Oh
WATER 1T, fOoT or ELHyEHTH HT,, WtiELLiE0,
AT MpLunE HOUSE,, WHEELING, AND AT THS
pENNffLyANIA RTAtlON, DniDGETOhT,
PnrriiwreT S~yrTrst-"pIr HANDLE iIoUTE."
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.

on and after Monday. DCccmber 10, Passenger
Trims will run as follows "DailY' tDaly Er
cent Sunday. Central Time.
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If you feel weak
and all worn out take
BROWN S IRON B1TTERS
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RAILWAY TIME CARD.

Arrival anddSparturc oltrains on aud after Do
eember is, lS9t EXPLANATION op REFERENCES
MAaHs; 'Datlyi tSund4y excepted Monday
ssAtnrlav only. EaAinrn Snn 4 "A rlna
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MORNING sMILEs.

Fogg and Henderson were discussing
Johnson's affairs. Said Fogg' "He is
too much Of u society man to lay up
any money" why, ] didn't know he
was a society man at ALL" retorted Fem
derson. Society mani Why, bless
you, he belons to the Alpha Beta Kap-
pa, the Kappa Omega Phi, tho Phi
Sigma Delta, the Omega Ohi Beta tho
society OF Hierophants OF the Hindoo
Shrine, the Sons oil Evolution, the
Knights of st. Simon the Simple, tho
the Uncles OF America, the Brother.
hood OF Behemoths aud the Society OF
American Haytever Sufferers. "-BoStoH
Transcript
"Brother Podberry," suddenly re.
marked Parson WlIgus in the midst Of
his discourse, ''as you seem to be the
only member Of the congregation who
is awake, it might be just as well Tor
you to como up here in tho pulpit,
where l can repeat the rest OF my SER
mon to you in o conversational tone. 1t
will save my voice, aud also DO less
annoying to the light sleepers."-h-
utuituPVttO SVVNNuts
~ do think Jack isthe most generous
man." she said to her caller. ut is
pleasant to feel that way toward your
husband. Has he been giving you
jewelry2" "No But We had a little
controversy about something, and he
bet me a box OF candy against u box OF
cigars. And do you know tho dear
fellow seemed d%readfully worried for
fear l would lose."- Washington Star.
First Urchin-"Hi, ChimmyI Dey's
q felly roun' de corner dat's t'rowin'
away money" Second Urchin-"Don't
bodder me. | jes' come from dere.
Do'ro nottin' but silver dollars."-
Washington Star.
Miss Sweetly-"I bought ono Of the
wells that are so thickly dotted | can
scarcely SEQ. and l look n fright in it,
don't II" Miss Tartly-"0h, no; it al
most conceals your face. "-[Intr Ocean.
Judge-"Was there no policeman
about when your fruit stand was
robbed9" Antonlo-"0h va, ptonta
policeman; but dey rob not so much US
thissa man. "-[PurG
"What is your natno, little boy2" said
q lady. ''Maxv, num-" sand is'this
your sister?" Eyes, num-" "And
what Is her name?" "Minnie, mum"
-[Judge.
"sam, what did yo' hab las night
when do deacon had two aces2" sam.
Lodi had dc blind ataggahs." =
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

A "ghost room" was q novelty at q
recent church entertainment in New
York city. 1t was u gruesome place,
arranged with blue lights and death's
heads, and one paid to 90 in and hoar
q btood.curdiing ghost story, well told
by q clover man who had got together
for tho purpose oil the halr'ralsing
tales he knew OF.
Contrary to the general belief that
ireland loads the world in lite fondness
for "pratiea," statistics show that tho
people Of Germany aud Belgium are tho
greatest potato eaters; tho consump1
ton in these countries annually OK.
cceds 1000 pounds per head Of pop1'
lation.
Tho New York board OF exciso com.
misssioners has decided TO grant no
moro licenses In that city during the
torn ot Office Of tho present members
Of tho board. There aro now In New
York nOarly 5000 licensed bars.
A medical paper says: 1T is u curious
fact that In railway collisions nearly oil
the passengers who arc asleep escape
tho bad effect Of shaking and concus.
Sion, natures own anpSthotic proserv.
Ing tttctn."
Tho lre.eatcr Of tho Durham, IN. o.
Globe says, "When North Carolina
%ReHtlemen can whipeditors for s. there
should DO moro sport than there is.
Turn In tho right asyoucomo upstairs"
At Northampton, Mass, thore is q
well $500 feet Joop that 10 perfectly dry
at the bottom.
Lake Michigan ls twice us deop rs
Lake Superior aud ninc tinoI us deep
aa Lake lsrlo.
A mink, in ono night, killed 1877
| chickons owned by II Z. Wagner, ncar
Springs City, Pa,
Tho United gtalos produces thirty.
Two percent Of ait tho load Of thu world.
Monkoytown is tho namo Of d now
poatolhcu In Yazoo Couniy, Mis-.
An Indiana man named Trout has
boon drowned while bathing
Among American towns thoru dro
fvO CiCcrOg, throc Fuifya, six Uatot,
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PERSONAL POINTS.

Or. John Rae, who has just died in
London, was q distinguished arctic ex-
plorer, In 1913 he accepted the COM
mand OF an expedition in two small
boats to the arctic seas to endeaVor to
complete the survey Of about 700 miles
OF the coast which Parry, in 1928,
with two ships and their crews, failed
to accomplish, DR.. Rae was the first
man to bring information Of the fate OF
the Sir John Franklin expedition, for
which he received q reward Of $4,000,
A yellow and time-stained old copy
book that Abraham Lincoln used in
p~rocticing penmanship during his
school days is in the possession OF an
Atchison, Kansas, collector, On one OF
its pages is inscribed in the future
Presidents handwriting:
Abraham Lincoln, his hand, his PEN
HO Will DO good, but God knows when,
Mrs, w. K. Clifford, the English wri-
tor, being asked for her autograph in q
book to DO sold at the United Service
Bazaar, inscribed her name and tho line,
"This bad little book was written by
me-"
Hugh 'Doaneii, a ieaderof tho Home
stead rioters, and one Of Mr.. Tricks
highest.priced workmen, is nov earning
HE living as an associate editor OF o la
Dor paper published in Chicago.
Anthony Drexel Blddle, a grandson OF
the late A. ]. Drexel, who comes into
100000 under the will Of the dead
banker, is a reporter on tho local staff
OF the Philadelphia Ledger.
Ruth Brown Thompson, Oldest daugh-
ter OF 0ssawatomie John Brown, Of Har.
pers Ferry fame, is now living on a
ranch near Pasadena, Cal.
A straw hat, plated entirely byQueen
Victoria, has boon sent to Chicago for
exhibition.