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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-24
MEMS SHOES.

a1.20. Mems iirst.class V Calf shoes,
different styles to select from; regu-
lar price 81.
9l.49 Mems elegant Calf shoes, al
so some double sole patrol shoes, good
ard solid, worth 81, sa.25.
&i74. A let Of fine Calf shoes differ.
ent styles, worth $3.50, during this
sale $l.14.
sl05. Mems ilrst-claas American
Calf shoes; warranted to wear we'll,
worth IS, 8 different styles
81. 40. An unprecennted offerl The
choice oil our SO black bottom Shoes
without reserve. including 100 ptirs
with cork soleS
$205. Mons French Calf hand made
shoes. different styles, worth - and
$3.50.
So. 10. Any OF our line French Calf
hand. made shoes, regular price s. and
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-24

Mr. ]. T, Clymer, director Of the
Moody and sankey choir, viii s1uu
this Friday evening at the Gospel Sen,
vices being held at Covenant Refornl.
ed Episcopal Church, Third and West
Atreets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-24

The Martha Washington Tea Party
held at Newark, under the auspices ot
the '1, Ion tho uenetit of the Indus
trial Home, that tile women of Della
ware are enaeavorlDR to establish for
unfortunate women an2 girls. was a
perfect success. Martha and George
were present Zen costdms. and ere.
ated much merrln.ent burning tile
evening short muaical program was
rendered. Tie solos BY lies Beft.e
Camille and Miss OHa Kelley were OK
cellent, each young lady re Giving an
encore, The following menu wa:
served:
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-24

A lady accords to Salvation Oil the
first place for cure of rheumatism.
Mrs. W. +. Matthew'S AIT Church ST.,
Lynchburg, Va, recently wrote: My
little girls limb was drawn terribly
from rheumatism. but after only two
applications of the Oil she ran about
as usual. 1t is the greatest oil in the
world / believe for rheumatism
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-24
&C..
. &c..

Sl.2Q. Ladies' fine dongola button
shoes, opera and common.sense toes,
W orth $500.
$3.50. Ladies' fine Paris kid shoes
with patent tips. nobby and durable,
worth 1900.
F1.f0 Ladies' fine Paris Kid shoes
s3.
1928. Fine French glaze shoes
Our own make" four styles Of toes;
worth IS and 1928.
$3.50. Fine French kid nd.made
shoes, opera toes with patent tips and
common-sense toes. regular 81 shoes
S815. Our Ladies' fine French kid
Handmade shoes for Tender Feet,
opera, square and comm on sense toes,
worth 81 and 545o, reduced to e3 l5
$500. Any of our French kid and
selected stock hand made shoes, all
styles, regular IS and $6 shoes.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-24

Mrs, E. X. wingate, son and laugh.
Ter OF Hoekessin, wore mnGnx tho
pany invited guests al tie l,at! Ne.
Slure wedding at st Andrew Church
yesterday. -
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-24

Fine clothing made to your order or
easy weekly payments. Address MGR
chant Tailor, Republican Office.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-24

Zozo, the Magic Queen. will be pre-.
sented for the first in this city this
evening at the Grand Opera House by
a talented company. This is a spec
tacular piece and highly attractive.
and free from Objectionable features
which it is believed TO possess by a
great many. The entertainment is
both novel and plasing. because | OF
remarkable scnnic effects. gu ok
changes are made in the way of chang.
ing the different scenes. he trans
formation Scene will he the smost aor-
geous that has ever been con here.
The idea Is unique and deserves the
success it is meeting with. 1t Will
also be presented tomorrow after
noon and evening.
James Mortimer's latest farce come
dy, 'Gloriana, III whl2h Mr.. Charles
Ffohman's Company has met with
success. will DO presented at tho Grand
Opera House. on Monday evening.
This comedy is said to be funnier
than "Jane,' 1t being brighter and
more attractive. Our theatre goers
should be there in force.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
This and tomorrow evenings VIII
iiams and Mills Speciality Athletic
Company Will he the attraction at the
Aeauemy of Music. Several former
Wilmington artists will appear in the
cast, John Mills. the popular Irish
comedian. Mr.. Bryant, of Mackin and
bryant, who are feature, is the
famous second basemnn of the Phila
delphla Base Ball Club. His proper
name Is William IIallnian. Jersey
Gordon and Frank Bollen viii spar
four rounds for points.
Mr. GOrdon Will spar tomorrow
evening with Frank Gibson. There
will also be Il go betwcenIohn Muilon,
who claims tho l22 pound champion.
ship OF Ireland, aud robert Miller, for.
merlv of tlls city. tomorrow evening.
Tho house will no doubt be crowded
with the sporting fraternity of this
city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-24

+ SNFo ilitii
TIME. vclously. From
. nothing two
years ago it has come to
the very front of the popu-
lar trade and shows no
sign OF stopping. 1t is i'll
careful hands; with years
OF experience and a deter
mination to please the
trade our young men
try to accommodate and
suit every customer. We
buy for cash. i'll large
quantities, of best houses
only and cannot be under
sold. The new styles are
here as soon as on the
market and you will save
mon y and be suited in
trying us, One trial will
convince you and this we
cordially invite. The win
dow can only give YOU an
idea oil the stock inside.
Conc and look for your
sell.
JAS. [. MULHy & SaS,
Oh & Market, Wilmington
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-24
Dress Makes the Man.

Cummings, the photographer, 80.
Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-24

Our thirty cent coffee and delicious
tea: Z. c. Ely y Co. corner Seventh
and Orange streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-24

Durstetn manufacturers tfte Cello.
brated Grand Royal Cabinet cigars
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-24

Word was sent to the Republican
office that certain married man in
our city had more thena brotherly In.
teIest IN a young and dashing female
who boarded on Orange above Eighth
street. The lady of leisure became
dissatisfied with her boarding plnce
and removed to ono more congenal
to her and her Friends" The land
lady was not pleased and Insisted on
holding her boarders clothing in lin
DO. Now tho question is asked what
has become OF her married gentleman
friend that he does not help her Out
OF her dilemma. We give it up.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-24

John f. sSylrenus OF this city and
Miss Grace, A. Kelley of Lonust Grove,
Kent County, Md, were united in the
holy bonds OF Latrimony yesterday ut
noon iE the Methodist Church at Lo.
Gust Grove by The Row. r. II Nelson
OF 6aiena. Tie church was profusely
decorated with flowers. The best man
was James 4. Oliver OF tins city, and
the maid of honor was Miss Elite KEEL.
ley sister of the bride. The ushars
were Louis Seheu OF this city and
Harry Kelley and Samuel Comfy of
Locust titOye. Tho bridesmaids were
Miss Helen Hayes and Miss Blanche
sutton, 'fhe bride was attired in a
handsome light brown travelling
dress with pearl ornumentsBnd carried
a large bunch of bridal roses.
Mas Amy Hall, OF baltimore played
MendesOhns wedding march MS tho
DrldG and groom entared and ms the
bridal party eft She played Luhen-
grin Mr.. and Mrs. oylyanus viii live
In this city.
IindelI Fell and Sarah ]. Mcclure
were married last evening at St An
drew's Church by the lieV5 Charles
l.. Murray and John X. hohler. i}oGh
tho bride and groom are mutes. Tie
ley. Mr. Murray read the marriage
service and Mr.. kohlar interpreted it
by the sign language. The groom is
the mute MISSIONARY who had charge
OF tho diore5e of tentrGl ranhsylya.
mia, Delaware amt Maryland. .John
/ Connolly WAS best man and Miss MaGIo
Mcclure wAs hiitlesmaid
Tho ushers were Morris Fell, limo
thy HeyVle, Charles MeGHbo and j.
Wallis Connolly After the ceremony
a reception WAS held OF the home OF
the BRIDES parents, No. ilA4 Valiant
street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-24

at the REPusaIohs o1lee today, In tho
shade:
O'Clock: 10 O'clock: so'cloek.
40 81 42
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-24

J. T. ltawlsy, landlord of Whaley,s
hotel ut ltidE.yille, la been refused
"A frnetioha! license The protest was
too strong for the Judge
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-24

Charles III. McWhorter and b. Franz
Townsend left this morning to make
trip to Dover to spend the day with
| our lawmakers.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-24

Why onter the field OF experiment by
the use OF novelties when you know
that, that veteran preparation, Old
Sauls Pile Ointment. will reach your
case. 1t costs only 20 cents per box.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-24

There wore two delegations here to
day i'll reference to the fish business.
One was in favor of the catching and
using of fish for the purpose of maxi
Ing oil, and the other was opposed
to 1t.
The question is not yet settled, and
as both sidesAfe in earnest. there prom
iSeS to he lively time.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-24
Clothing House
WE'RE busy as boay.

wILNfNoros. Friday. Fob. "A. 1893.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-24

a'FF' tIIIE NJ FIH INIs
The Lsgion of the Rod Cross will
hold meeting in stanton Hall on Fri.
day evening, Feb. "a, ut 7 80 O'Clock.
All IA In uitad
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-24

The office of assistant Secretary Of
State will no doubt be abolished as a
bill to that effect has been passed by
the House.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-24

ADJUSTMENTS.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-24

GROWING Our Fur
nishing Goods
ALL THE Department
grows mar
TIME. vclously. From
nothing two
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-24

IETASTElI-To borrow $500 en- first
w mortgage. on property worth dout
bile the amount. Adore Loan thls
Office. fal.2t
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WHAT HER MOTHER SAYS.
Impressive Story Of a Very Beautiful
Girl.
And Many Another Girl Needs the Lesson
It Teaches.
The Facts Also Afford Parents
e" Food for Deep Thought.
pe following win prove interesting

The following viii prove interesting
reading.
Young girls should read it carefully and
all parents should weigh well the lesson to
be learned
The mother of the young girl, Mrs. J, A.
Ferre, who resides rear 9O5 Main street.
Hartford, Conn, thus gives the facts as
they happened.
''My daughter Lulu" began Mrs. Ferre'
sis seventeen years old and became very
i'll with ST. Vitus' dance over year ago.
She became so bad that she lost the use OF
her right arm and side and we thought at
one time she would lose her speech. her
tongue was almost paralyzed.
''She was so bad she could not Ieeu ner'
self and at night she would get 50 nervous
l had to sit and hold her.
~ tried several doctors but tney olo nor
do her any good. l did not IND anything
that would help her until l trleu Dr'
Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy
She is now, by the use Of this medicine
entirely cured.
81 wish you could have seen ner last
summer and see her now. She does not
look like the same person. her Irlehus I'll
thought that she would not live.
Il thank God and DR.. Greene'S NerVura
blood aud nerve remedy for restoring my
daughter 10 health.
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"Mv son also had very hard fits, but has
not had one since using this wonderful
medicine.
"Dr. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve
remedy is one Of the greatest blessings on
earth.n
So say all the mothers who have used II
for their children when sick. 1t Is above
all other medicines the best children's
remedy. 1t should be given to weak, ner-
yous, pale and sickly children, for 1t Will
make them strong, vigorous and healthy
1t will cure epileptic fits and st. Vltus'
dance. 1t will produce natural sleep Tor
wakeful. restless and nervous infants
Above all should it he given to young girls
lust changing into womanhood, for 1t Will
regulate all their functions and develop
them into vigorous aud healthy. woman
hood. It is purely vegetable and harmless
to give children at any age.
This great children's remedy Is the dis
covery and prescription of physician, Dr.
Greene of 80 West l4th Street. New Y ork,
the well-known and successful specialist
in the cure of all forms Of nervous and
chronic diseases and the doctor can be con-
suited free concerning any case, personal
ly or by letter.
If your child Is sick do not fail to try this
wonderful medicine.
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The SOUTH AMERICAN WARS.

BUENOs AYREs, September 27.-Gen.
Pelligrini, at the head Of the govern
ment troops, has recaptured the city Of
Tucuman. The lnsurgeut forces made
only a feeble resistance. After half an
hours fighting they fed Pelligrini and
his staff and l, 500 infantry marched TO
the building where the junta was sit
ting. All the members were taken pris-
oner and locked up under a strong mill
tary guard.
A smart fight took place of the coast
to-day between the government squad
ron and the torpedo boats which have
Joined the rebels. The torpedo boats
made the attack. The whole govern
ment fleet bore down on them and board
ed and brought back all their crew as
prisoners. Several officers were killed.
The States Ia the northern part OF
the republic are now in open revolt
against Pena's government. The larger
number OF federal troops have been
sent 10 put down the revolution In
Santa Fee and other States which have
gone over.
New YORK, September 27.-A Buenos
Ayres dispatch to the World says: The
bombardment OF Rio De Janelro, which
began Saturday, has been suspended.
Soon after the BON bardment began
the foreign warships in the harbor
hOisted signals signifying their desire
that the fire should cease. The signals
we're recognized by Adpiral Mellos and
the latest news is that the firing upon
the city has been suspended pending
negotiations.
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PARKERSBUaG CRIMINALS
McEerney Must be Tried = OhaddOcks
Case Postponed - The Miles Woman
Makes q Scene.

McNerney Must be Tried = ChaddOcks
Case Postponed The Miles Woman
Makes Scene.
Special Telegram 10 Tie Rooster.
PARKERsBURe, w, VA, September 81.
The case Of j. ]. McNerney, who was
indicted with "Shine" Preston aud John
Taylor for robbing old man Cotton OF
5000, came up to-day on motion OF the
counsel for defense o strike the case
from the docket on tue ground that the
State had asked for and secured three
continuances. The record showed that
such was not the case and the motion
was overruled. This is the case in
which the man that was robbed, A. M.
Cotton, had been bribed to stay away
from the court. The State has secured
the attendance Of Cotton, and he testi-
fed that he received $50 to keep away.
The Chaddock case came up this
Afternoon and Judge Jackson ruled
that the affidavitS filed were not suftci-
ent ground for a continuance, bull as
the prisoner had been surprised by the
withdrawal of his original counsel, the
case was postponed until October 10th.
The Miles woman, in whose house
Chaddock killed William Pollen, and who
was a witness for the State, created
scene in the court room by going into
Mysteries, calling the name of Chaddock
who was her lover, and falling IN faint.
She was carried from the court room.
After this scene ]. j. McNerneY was
brought before the court and his case
set for tomorrow and his bond increased
to 81, 1000.
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OHIO ROYAL ARCH MASONS.
They Elect Officers and Transact Other
Business at Marietta, Ohio.
Special TsieorGrn 20 the Register.

They Elect Officers and Transact Other
Business at Marietta, Ohio.
Special TsleorGm 10 ne Register.
MARIETTA, O., September 27.-The
seventy-seventh annual convention of
the Grand Chapter Of Royal Arch Ma
sons OF Ohio convened In Andrews hall
of the Marietta College in this city this
morning. One hundred and fortythree
chapters were represented by one hun
dred and sixty representatives.. The
following officers were elected to serve
for the ensuing year: A Is. Senter, OF
Columbus, Grand High Priest; Gibson
II. Robinson. of Cleveland, Deputy
Grand High Priest; Jacob II. Bromwell,
of Cincinnati, Grand King; George d.
Mcbride, of Gallipolis, Grand Scribe;
r. V. Hampton, OF Salem, Grand Treas
urer; Charles G., Keller, of Urbana,
Grand Secretary; Rev. Wilson, Of Cam
bridge, Grand Chaplain; S. B. MARYLAND,
of Cincinnati, Grand Marshal; John
Randall, Of Waynesvile, Grand Guard.
The receipts from subordinate Chapters
for Grand dues aud the Masonic Home
Fund amounted to IS, 900. Columbus
was selected as the next place OF meet
ing and the third Wednesday in Sep
TENDER OF next year fixed as the time.
To. night the degree Of High Priesthood
is being conferred upon a very large
lass. The meetings of the Grand Coun-
Gil of yesterday and Grand Chapter to-
day were characterized with a spirit OF
unity, both were great successes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-28
Mreck on the Grand Trunk.

DETROIT, MICH, September GA
telegram received this morning from
Bellevue, Mich, announces the killing
Of Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Newland, OF
this city, and the badly injuring Of
Howard Meredith ana wife, also Of De-
trolt, in a wreck on the Grand Trunk
railroad at that place at 3 o'clock this
morning. The Detroit party were in a
private car attached to Grand Trunk
train No. 5, which was two hours late
and was run into by the Lake Erie ex-
press bound TO Chicago.
The cook and porter OF the private
car and one other passenger, whose
name is not known, were seriously in
jured.
Henry A. Newland is the senior mem
Der of the wholesale fur dealers Of
Henry A. Newland & Co. Mrs. New
land is a daughter of James f. JOY, the
we'll known railroad official. Howard
G.. Meredith is a son-in-law OF Mr.. New
land
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A Great Time at ParEersburg.

OVeCt0k IcteOT0Nt " bt5 hoHtsbsFs
PARKERsBURG, w. VA, September
27.-The fremen had the freedom Of
the city to-day with their big parade, in
which the Marietta flremen participa-
ted. On account of the Marietta train
jumping the track, the Ohio boys did
not arrive until after p. m, when the
parade took place. The town was lit
orally packed with people and the bust
ness houses and many private dwellings
were decorated and the children Of the
public schools were given half holiday
in honor of the occasion. About 5 p.
IN. the pony reel company OF Marietta
gave an exhibition run and hose laying
Of two squares, and thousands wit
messed the performance. The horse reel
and fire engine also gave a display OF
speed in getting out and starting a
stream. The fire boys gave a delightful
ball tonight at Progress Hall, which
was attended by great crowd Of people.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-28
Think They are Robbers.

CHICAGO, September 27.-Five men
whose actions aroused the suspicious of
the police, led Kensington officers a
wild chase to-day through the thinly
settled district around the shores OF
Lake Calumet. They were arrested
and are being held at the Hyde Park
police station. Lieut.. Bassett, who
superintendent the capture, thinks the
men may have been implicated in the
Kendallville robbery. Three prisoner:
gave these names: John Wilson, John
Graham and James King. They say
they have been employed as railway
hands ia Kansas and have just reached
Chicago
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SECOND REGIMENT.

Colonel. W. A. Ford.
Lieutenant ColOnel--T. E. Hodges.
Msior-D T. z. Casteel.
Adjutant-Captain John B. White.
Quartermaster - First Lieutenant
Phil Walker.
Paymaster-Flrst Lieutenant, w. A.
French.
Surgeon-Major Samuel n. Austin.
Assistant SUrgeon-First Lieutenant,
VIM. Neill.
Inspector Rifle Practiee-Capt. T. W.
Peyton.
Signal oficer-First Lieutenant, A.
w. Ho0son.
Chaplain-Rev. J. o. Knott.
FIRST REGIMENT COMPANIES.
Company Capt E. z. Price,
First Lieutenant, VIM. K. Sandy. Sec
ond Lieutenant, c. c. Gather.
Company D.-Capt. --, Flrst
Lieutenant, NJ. L. Shanks, Second
Lieutenant, --.
Company E.-Capt Il. II. Emmett,
First Lieutenant, j. n. Lynch, Second
Lieutenant, n. p. Jones.
Company F-Captain, r. B. Ash; FIRST
Lieutenant, J. L. Hunt; Second Lleut-
euant, Lew X. HOge.
Company G-Captain, Colley Shriver;
First Lieutenant, Herbert Q. Wells;
Second Lieutenant, John H. Hupp.
Company H-Captain, Maner Jenkins;
First Lieutenant, Oliver d. Williams;
Second Lieutenant, .
Company K-Captain, J. d. Davis;
First Lieutenant, -; Second Lieut.
enant, .
SECOND REGIMENT COMPANIES.
Company A-Captain. w, f. Ford;
First Lieutenant, II. e. keister; Second
Lieutenant, j. II. Johnston.
Company B-Captain, w. II. Hilleary;
First Lieutenant, T. A. LOudin; Second
Lieutenant, T. n. ROhrbaugh.
Company Captain, w. M. Page;
First LieUtenat, Otis b. Wills; Second
Lieutenant, J. K. Vawter.
Company D-Captain, j. A. Parker;
First Lieutenant, G.. w. Thomas; Sec
ond Lieutenant, II. A. Hays.
Company E-Captain, c. E. Morrison;
First Lieutenant, Geo. b. BOwles; Sec
ond Lieutenant, M. Is, Gibbons.
Company F-Captain, NJ. L. Howes;
First Lieutenant, B. L. Neville; Second
Lieutenant, w. o. Wells.
Company G-Captain, w. b. Lyons;
First Lieutenant, Strother Hays, Jr.;
Second Lieutenant, II. w. jenkins.
Company H-Captain, Chas. n. Simms,
First Lieutenant, n. B. Hudgins; Sec
ond Lieutenant, o. A. Price.
Company captain, w. Il. Banks;
First Lieutenant, Robert l.. Archer;
Second Lieutenent, John E. Verlander
Company K-Captain, Frank L.
Beardsley; First Lieutenant, --;
Second Lieutenant, -@.
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/. ! !

an the organs Of the body are reused to
healthy, vigorous action BY DR.. Perce's
Golden Medical Discovery. More than all,
the liver-and that's the key to the whole
system. You have pure blood or poisonous
blood, lust as your liver chooses. The blood
controls the health, the liver controls the
blood, the " Discovery controls the liver.
Take this remedy in time, when you feel
duh, languid, and "out Of sorts, and you
can prevent disease from coming. Take 1t
in any disease that depends on the liver or
the blood, and you'll have positive cure.
For Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Biliousness;
Bronchial, Throat, and Lung affections; ev-
cry form Of Scrofula, even Consumption Tor
Lung-scrofuln) in its earlier stages; and for
the most stubborn Skin and Scalp Diseases,
It's the anly reIredy 50 unfailing and effective
that il can be gSdrGRteed If It doesn't bene-
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WIN go Back to winston.
spsetaI 7sIsOr rDl TO tss RsJistSr

SDeet0s IebeQT W. % 1te hoS'sseE-
HUNTINGTON, w. VA, September 81.
For several weeks past Chief Of Po-
lice Turner has been on the lookout for
a party who was wanted at Winston,
n. c., on a number Of serious charges
and who really was an escaped convict.
His name it was said was James Win
son, a colored man, and after a thorough
search in colored circles the chief
learned that such al individual was 60
ing around 'mongst the best Of 'em in
society here. He was really a high
Jumper. Another coon and a boon COM
panion of James tipped him of to the
police in such a manner that they
agreed that they had the proper person
and kilograms from Winston giving a
description OF the man confirm their
bslief and, he will be arrested and held
for the arrival of the Winston authori-
ties and q fair reward.