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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-02-09
STATES RIGHTS.
The Old Question Comes Up In
South Carolina,
And This Time the Clash IS Over
Railway Taxes


cuARfESroN, 8. G., Feb 0. Proceed.
ings were begun In the U. $. court
here Tuesday which threaten To-
bring about conflict between the state
and federal authorities II the sheriffs
Of various counties attempt 70 carry
out the orders OF Gov. Tilimnn 70 levy
on the railroad property for taxes now
in dispute on Saturday : freight train
on the south Carolina railway was sciz
ed At Aiken aud chained 10 the track.
There were fourteen freight cars Eight
! of them were loaded 10 the value 81
about $1,000. The amount Of taxet
claimed By Tho state Is not over u, 600
Tho read Is in the hands Of y. Il. Cham
bcrlain, receiver. who was appointed
by the z. $. court
Receiver chambcrinin's petition 4
the court filed Tuesday. claims that the
taxes, according 10 legal assessments
have been paid. and that the balance
claimed by the state, about $1,000, e
illegal, and has been SO declared by the
court, that the seizure and sale Of the
property would put q stop % the busi
ness 81 the rond; that the entire prop
crty u IN possession and under control
of tho court. and the court should pro-
tect is property and not hermit the ex-
action 81 the illegal tax 10 declared BY
the court Ia March. II 1902.
Upon hearing the petition Judge 81
mention signed this order;
ut appearing by the petition that
certain personal property alleged TO be
hands or under control Of tho receiver
duly appointed, has boon seized BY and
under an execution for taxes alleged TO
be unlawful, and not due d payable, Il
II ordered Tint N. G. Mitchell and NJ.
". Tyler, treasurer and sheriff of Aiken
county, show cause al Charleston, on
February 20. why they should not be
attached and punished for contempt Of
court; also. why they should not Be en-.
Joined and restrained from interfering
with any or all tho property Of the
South Carolina railway. In the mean
time q temporary injunction Is granted
restraining the officials from ievying
upon the property IN question
Similar writs were issued nt tho suit
Of the Richmond and Danvillc railroad.
xitinK ia Nl.tfilI4 aud tf6ds0x6tS ~
Abbcville, Anderson md NeNberfy
counties Tor contempt. tho rule II these
latter cases being made fotafnobIo
Ut Greenvillc March s. A detachment
.of Y. >. Deputy marAhals werc sent out
on the train Tuesday afternoon 10 serve
the papers IN all these cnses the rail-
roads have paid the taxes based on The
original assessment Of The properly.
The county auditors. however. raised
these assessments. II Is claimed. nrbi-
trarily and illegally, and the courts 80
decided.
The goycrnor's orders TO the trcaeur
ers and shcriffs are 10 20 ahead with
the executions peremptoriiy. The IN
tcrvention Of the federal courts win
probably produce something 81 an e.
citing clash Of authority.
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THE NATIONAL MILITIA.
secretary Ilklns Sayn That the Itnnk an,
Fiio Numbern 1Ia.aDe Men

secretary Elklps says Ihat the Rank and
Ftio Numbers 1ta. ana Men
WASHINGTON. Feb. o.The secretary
OF war Tuesday sent the senate an alb
straet Of the strength Of the militia 81
the country for the year 1892. showing
the total strength 70 be lie. 4g6. There
are SO generals. i.aia general stan OH
GERS. i,D6s regimcutal, field and staff
officers, l,05a companies 1850 non.
commissioned officers, Ass musicians,
and n ,95a privates
The strength Of the Ohio militia. In
Guiding officers and men 81 every arm,
Is b,S25 There are 10 general star Of
ticers. os rcgimcntnL field and star Of
ficers, ESQ companies, .lb3 non-commis-
stoned officers. 100 musicians and 9. $3.50
privates
There are :, ga ofilcersand men Ia the
Indiana militia. divided into general
staff Of 81 officers, 20 regimental. field
and staff officers. iss companies, $50
noncommissioned officers, is7 musicians
and /. $50 privatee
The aggregate Of the Kentucky mill
tia Is l,as0 men, consisting Of a general
stan Of is, % rcgimental, field md staff
officers, Is companies go non.commia-
stoned uiIlctfH 81 musicians hnd p2a
priTafeR
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AxNIsoN; Ala Feb d James Brown,
Of Lincoln. and Jetf and Dick Harrison
Of Rome have been arrested and jailed
here on charge Of robbing the express
and mail car Of the East Tennessee,
Virginia and Georgia railway. near
Piedmont. ON October 81 Brown, who
was captured first, and Dick Harrison,
who was arrested later, have confessed.
These arrests compiicate matters, as a
man named Dick Roper has already
been convicted at preliminary trial on
his own sworn confession ~ having
been one OF the three men who held up
the train. Ropcr's story lacks corrobor-
alton. and he win probably be released.
The amount secured BY the robbers was
nbout 5000.
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BRISBANE, Feb Q. Water was thirty
feet deep IN the principal streets Of the
city Tuesday night. and IN the suburbs
has covered buildings sixty feet high.
Five hundred houses have been dcmol-
ished Hundreds Of families have lost
their homes and have left the city IN
boats to seek shelter on higher ground.
All gas and water pipes have been de-
stroyed, and the city i - darkness
The governor came to the city In a
boat lie says that all towns between
Brisbane and Ipswich are submerged.
This Is The greatest disaster In the his
tory az the colony.
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CANADIAN c1rrlg ssu4 our

=
rho fhrve Mssth-, oanraraas orasrsd
ny f.retidc Harrison "a "a % she
Aeties 81 Engiand.
OTTAWA. Ont. Fab a--Thc an
nouncemept from Washington that Gu
madam cattle arc 10 be scheduled by the
United states caused no little excite
ment among the governments follow
ers, who now begin toreAlixe that Pres
ident llarrison's threats against Canada
are not ail assertions. and that the out
going president Ii determined 10 retail.
ate upon the dominion government foI
is unfricndly policy, The majority 81
the politicians agree that the blow
which has now fallen upon Canada Il
second only IN its disastrous effects tc
the Mckinley hill. for the Washington
government has by this step absolutely
placed the Canadian farmer In posi-,
ton IL most serious disadvantage.
Tho minister 81 agriculture, Mr.
Anglers, had not seen the dispatch until
ii was read - him, and Il WINS not fol
. minute or 80 that hc understood III
full pnfport When the paragraph Civ
ing the ground for the action rs the
scheduling 81 Canadian cattle In Great
Britain, because pleuro-pneumonia ex.
listed III Canada, was read, the minister
exclaimed: oh, how like the Yanleel
Why. there i not cargo o. American
cattle shipped to the other side which
has not one or more cases Of disease on,
the vessel. .
Upon the final paragraph, establish
ing the ninety days quarantine at huff
falo, being read, Mr. Anglers said: "oh.
that is serious. but Il does not surprise
me-4nothing that the Yankees would
do would surprise mo now"
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LosDox, Feb o. Charley Mitchell
sailed from Liverpool for New York
Wednesday on the Majestic He Is ia
first-class health, about as pugnacious
as ever, and proposes to go a-gunnIng
for several people on the ether side Of
the water who he claims have system
atically maligned his character and en-
deayored 10 depreciate his pugiiistic
ability He believes. however. that the
blooming buffers will either make
themselves scarce or shut up like clam
as soon as he gets his foot on American
soil
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SpmNGFIEfp, Ill. Feb q Congress
man-elect Cannon and State senator
Bacon had personal encounter In the
lobby Of the Leland hotel "Wednesday
morning, which resulted in painful but
not serious injury to the congressman's
nose and face. Cannon fell 10 the floor
from the blows which were rained upon
him, while the state senator, who Is
many years the congrcssman's junior
and has something of d reputation as
an athelete. escaped without scratch.
The bclligerents arc leaders Of rival
republicans factions.
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DEMOCRATIC.
such the Sc ate VIII lie Made Iiy coinbl-
nations with Aiiea and sartiu.

such the se ate VIII lie Made Iiy coinbl-
natiops win Aiiet and siartiu.
WASHINGTON, Feb = Representative
Bryan, OF Nebraska, speaking Tuesday
regarding the election Of WI " Allen
as senator from Nebraska TO succeed
senator Paddock. says that Judge Al
len win act with the democrats in
the senate on organization and tho tar
ia, but will not enter the democratic
caucus
Judge Allen was recently elected
Judge 81 district BY combination 81
democrats and popnlists and has been
elected senator By votes from those two
parties In a legislature organized BY
the same combination.
II this prediction regarding Judge
Aliens action proves true and Judge
Martin Is admitted from Kansas. MS no
undoubtedly will be, the senate will be
democratic after the fourth Of March,
without regard 70 the possible action Of
the legislatures Of North Dakota, Wy
oming and Montana.
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Troy, n. VI, Feb. o. From the Water
.vliet gun shops at West Troy will be
sent for exhibition at the Columbian
exposition six guns Of different calibers
and sizes The guns include twelve
inch gun and ten-inch gun, a seven
inch howitzer. fve-inch siege rifle. q
SO inch rife and so inch mortar, The
largest and smallest gun will be
mounted alongside each other. The
largest IS thirty-seyen feet long and
weighs fifty-two tons, and the smallest
is two feet long and weighs 2s4 pounds
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CONDENSED NEWS
Gathered prom An rrs. y .hs csua'

Gathered Prom All Parts VI fhe Couatry
BY Telegraph.
Typhoid fever is epidemic at clarlss-
burg. W. Va
Jimmy Fisher, aged IL, fell from a
train at Portsmouth, O.. aud was
killed
John Quincy Adams says he has not
been offered place in the Cleveland
cabinet
A sneak thief carrisd on a child's
coffin from an undvrtaiser's shop ut
Gasyisa. Ky.
VIM. Walter Phelps has been con-
firmed lay judge Of the court Of appeals
and errors OF New Jersey
Charles Pool, aged sixteen. is strange
Is missing from Columbus, Ind. sup
posed To have been kidnapped.
DR. Kayser director of the German
Colonial Office. intends to shortly resign
his Office ana leave the imperial service.
Upon Recommendation OF the district
attorney, Judge cowling has dismissed
the indictments against Ferdinand
Ward
Harry, the five-year-old son 81 Lee
Shirk, 81 Louisville, o., fell into ket-
tic Of boiling .allow and was fatally
burned.
samuel l. White. the Oldest hotel
clerk in this country, and probably in
the world, died at The Everett house,
sew York. Tuesday, aged IS yerrs and
, months
the Internationally combine in
Chicago has lately cleared million
and q half by corner in lard The re.
tail price was forced up from cents u
~ cents a pound. ~
Witness Frenzel swore in The Nc
| Donald win ease at Noblcsville Ind,
that certain signature of Senator Nc.
\ Donaid was genuine. 1t had been
forged purposciy.
/ Jack Clifford, the Homestead strike
leader, charged with the unlawful kill
! ing OF r , Conuors during the famous
barge battle on July G, was acquitted
Tuesday evening.
IA car famine is just now being felt
! with more or less severity by nearly al
of the lines running into Cincinnati.
The main cause is heavy business. " hiel
has caused an increased demand fol
| empty cars.
Az Ciarlsburg, W, Va, Len McAtee
and two brothers, for the sake Of sport,
took John Watson, defenseless and
unoffcnding man, from his house and
beat and cut him in horrible manner.
He will recover.
Margaret Cassidy, who was buried at
! Chester, Pa, Tuesday, was 1903 years Of
age, having been born in Ireland in
| 1890 She claimed to have been christ
ened in infancy by the founder Of
Methodism, John Wesley
The placards bearing the word
closed which have been displayed On
the front door Of the white house since
Martha Harrison. the presidents grslE.a
child, was stricken with scarlet fever
were removed Tuesday, and the pub
lie part Of the house is open 10 visi
! tors.
Geo. Goodrich, the colored pugilis
who was killed in Prof. Duffy's New
Orleans resort by falling against a rims
stake during fight met death acci
| dentally, so the New Orleans coronel
decides, and Prof. Duffy and the othel
men who had been charged with muir
der have been discharged.
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BOONE. Ia, Feb. IA tramp con-
cealed In the farmhouse Of Fred Ora
benhorst. shot at the latter Tuesday
evening, apparently intending to kill
him and then rob the house. The wife
aud two daughters Of Grnbenhorst
cafne 70 his rescue. Together they
overpowered the tramp. beat him badly
with his own pistol and then tied him
securely with ropes The fellow. who
gave his name as Joseph Ross, was
brought to boone by neighbors Of the
family and Is now in jail.
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LITTLE Rock, Ark, Feb. .. Thelegls
lative joint committee selected to exam
inc the accounts Of Rev. $. II. Buchan
an. late treasurer Of the state insan.
asylum, have reported. They discov
cred d shortage III 5000. Rev. Mr.
buchanan was treasurer OF the institn
ton for ten years. Members 81 thu
committee say his shortage for the en-
tire term may reach $4,000. He is ons
Of the best known Cumberland Presby
terrain ministers in the United States.
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N.,u.t tIutop stude. q aspei.ded.

ALLIANCE, o., Feb O. Mount unioi
college has been badly torn up LATELY
over the conduct of number Of stu
dents Gambling has been INDUCED h
by some II them and SO notorious dit
Tie matter become that yigoroas actor
Lceume necessary by tho faculty
Thorough Investigations have beer
made, resulting in the sus pension .:
seven 81 the students. The majority q
them are ministers sons.
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WASHINGTON. Feb. .. Mr.. Culberson,
Of Texas. introduced in the house Tues
day d bill TO repeal the sherman oliver
law Of 1890. II also provides for the
restoration of that part Of an net ito
authorize coinage Of the standard silver
dollar and TO restore its legal tender
character as was repealed BY the
Sherman act The bill further provides
for coinage into standard silver dollars
as fast as practicable all uncoined
bullion IN the treasury.
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FnASKFoRT, KY, Feb d The joint
committee on prisons held meeting
Tuesday afternoon, and the Mason Il
Foard Co.. lessces made 4 full report,
which will be submitted to the general
assembly Wednesday. They claim The
state is indebted % them over s4o. 900.
The sinking fund commissioners were
not ready to report, but majority Of
them will report the company Indebted
to the state IN large sum. The com
missioners reported that they had full
power ID Tense the prison again Tor 4
term Of ten years.
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WHEELING. w Va Feb o.-Thc
strike on the electric street car linesin
this city has assumed an alarming
phase. In south Wheeling the cars
were attacked by assembiagcs Of men
and boys and demolished by stones and
bricks, and the operators and conduc-
tors were driven from their posts One
operator was badly injured. In one in.
stance the car was derailcd from the
track and run some distance up side
street Mayor Caldwell issued proc
lamation Tuesday evening command.
ing the pob to dispense.
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KillceI 9l,ree i1cI,,.tips.

MusKoeEE, ]. II. Feb 3. News has
reached here Of the killing Of Deputy
Marshals Rusk, Bruner and knight
near Tahiequah by Bin Pigeon, an In
dian desperate. Pigeon lives in u forti.
fed house in The Cherokee nation, ant
his capture has been attempted many
times without success. Ned Christy.
another member OF the gang, was
killed short time ago By these mar
II, L. n
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CALEDONIA, Mimi, Feb. 9.-The tenn
perature was "a degrees below zero,
Saturday morning; Sunday 1t was 81
degrees above and Sunday 20 degrees
below. The railroad is blocked to Pres
ton. and trains have not been able to
move for two days No mail has reached
here Since the end inst and no freight
trains for a week. No such February
weather was ever known here
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Anather i exas Lynchln y.

PANS, Tex, Feb. 9.-7zNews has just
been received that the body Of win
Butler, colored, had been found hang
ing to limb and riddied with bullets
on Hickory creek, five miles southeast
of this city. Butler was step-son OF
Henfy Smith, who was cremated alive
here February i, and made himself mo-
torious during the search for smith by
claiming TO know his Whereabouts,
which he would not divnlge.
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CIscINNArL Feb .. A strange wom-
an Ibdged Tuesday night la the Wash
ington Dining rooms. On West sixth
street She blew out the gas and was
found dead at 10 o'clock Wednesday
morning. A scrap Of letter in her
pocket was signed from yonr son. b
stevens, Ludlow, Ill That Is all that
Is known Of her Identity.
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Fhe fyps.as till acre.

NEw YoRk, Fob. o.-The typhns out
look Is not encouraging. The health
board reported eight mere cases
"Wednesday morning. FoMr Of them are
men who walked into Bellevue hos.
pitaI Tueeday The other four cases
developed yesterday in the work-house
at BlnckwcIls Island These patients
were isolated III tent on the grounds.
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NEwARK, n. u, Feb a-Peter Reiilv.
Z laborer employed at the licorice works
At Beileville avenue. was boiled Is
death! Il was his business to feed the
digester, and he was busy on the edge
OF the vat when he slipped into The
boiling fluid.
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LONDON, Feb. 8. Michael Davitt was
Wednesday elected without opposition
to represent Northeast Cork. one Of the
two seats for which William o'8rien
was chosen in the general election, the
other seat being for Cork city, which
Mr. OBrien preferred 70 represent.
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GRrENvuLE Ill, Feb 3. burglars
entered the home Of John Katus, living
At Mendoza, and, finding no money,
sought 70 wrealx their vengeance on
Alr. Katus blind daughter They
stripped her Of all her clothing and sci
fire 10 her hair. Her neck and shoul-
ders were badly burned Tho young
lady will die.
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DESlsoa, Tex, Feb. q. The severest
weather experienced in this section In
twenty years Is prevailing. The Their
naometcr registers at zero In one hour
Tuesday evening there was change Of
I6 degrees in the weather All Of the
water courses are frozen. affording ex-
eelient skating
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cREsToN. la. Feb. o. Mrs. Harry b.
Rogers died Tuesday at the age 81 ia
She was born in Philadelphia and mar
ried ia 1899. She weighed eiehty-five
pounds at the time Of her death and
had torty-four grandchildren, 120 great
grandchildren and twenty-seven great
great grandchildren,
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Moy,n : Tor Reduced Acreage.

CRocKETT, Tex, Feb O. "A call has
been issued, signed by over 100 mer-
chants and farmers 81 this county, for
o mass meeting Of citizens TO be held at
the courthouse ON Saturday next to cf-
feet permanent organization for the
reduction Of the cotton acreage IN this
county. The people realize the import
ance of this. and will do all In their
mower to make Il q success.
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ra,alIx Injured ills SICK I.r.,ther.

LIMA, 0., Feb. o Michael Schultz.
4 young man who has been ii ill-health
for some time, was assaulted BY his
older brother, the result Of quarrel.
The older Schultz knocked the invalid
down and beat him with a lantern nm
iii his skull was cracked and one Of his
eyes injured 50 that II had 70 be re-
moved. lie is 50 badly hurt that he
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RocrEsrKn, n. ", Feb o. L. Mary
Ann Booty, aged u yearA, an cccoptrio
maiden lady, who lived q hermit's life
in log hut near Medina for many
years was fatally frozen Monday while
feeding some chickens she had reared.
This, taken with lack Of fuel and
proper nourishment, Tuesday resulted
In her death.
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Mt : Md. !. ReparIed.

RAPID Cry. s d, Feb .. II has just
been discovered that Ed Caikins aud a
cowboy named hathaway. who were
reported killed by the Indians in Satur-
lays light. left the dugout at the camp
With contractor Humphrey to go to the
beef herd and escaped.
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CLARKsvILLE, Tenn, Feb. O. Much
interest Is manifested in baseball for
the approaching season. This city Is
engaging frst-class paid men and will
have team second to none in Ten
nessee. A new baseball park will in all
likelihood be established.
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PHmADflPHIA, Feb. IA secret con-
yention OF the Universal Order Of Tefeg-
raphers Of North America will begin in
Pittsburgh next week, and delegates
from all lodges ia the United States and
Canada will BE- present Each delegate
viii submit a special report on grew
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srRINcEiELD, M, Feb. "a pas
senger train on the Big -Four was
ditched near Pana. Ill. At ii o'clock
Tuesday night five persons are re-
ported killed and a number injured.
The wreck was on fire when the train
which brought the news to this city
r,as.ed ~
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Mr.. aiov. McISiaiey Very III.

coLUM1tss. III, Esb. S Gov. McKin-
ley has been called to the bedside Of his
wife,Syho Is iii New York, being treated
far chronic nervous disorder, MrS
Mckinley has been attacked by tonsil-
ills. ana her condition IS alarming.
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I,lsastgons Gas E.rpIo-io

MONTREAL. Feb 81 disastrous ex-
plosion occurred Vat the city gas works
Wednesday. An employee named Hem
nessey was instantly killed and thou
sands Of dollars worth u property de-
stroyed.
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N NEw 0RLEANs. Feb 9.--Gen. g. r.
Beauregard Is very III. at his residence
in this city, and. while there seemA "a
be no immediate cause for alarm. re-
port has It that the gallant old soldier
can not live long.
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RI PAYS TO ADVERTISE.

L il told that little girl who i
leearnIng to read by studying the biz
Pfint il the newspaper prayed asfol-
lows "Dear Lord make me pure
make me absolutely pure, like baking
powder" This beautiful, good and
tflie story told by contemporary i
commended TO the prayerful consides.
alton Of the people who think il does
not pay to advertise. Eek.
Central Eating House, East Martin
affet open day and night. Frank
Rhodes, proprietor.
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fridge Across the ttg SANDY River
WASHINGTON, Feb. .. Senator Faulk-
ner Tuesday introduced ! bill III the
senate authorizing the Chesapeake d
Ohio Railroad Co 70 rebuild and oper.
ate 4 railroad bridge across the Big
Sandy river. The new bridge il 10 Is
built near the site Of It's present bridge,
and upon such plans as the secretary Of
war may direct
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HARRIsBURo. Pa, Feb. O. The house
Tuesday, by vote Of $50 to is, passed
the bill to prohibitthe manufacture and
sale Of cigarettes within this common
wealth. The bill now goes to the SEN
ate