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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-20
SyseiaI 10 ta< RsJists-.

FAIRMoSr, w. VA, June lo.-It was
late this afternoon before the Dovener
and Atkinson men got together and
agreed upon the election OF 4 president
OF the League and the agreement was
only reached then by s compromise so
that neither side can claim a victory.
Atkinson insisted upon his man Eli
lott for the presidency, and the Dow
ener men were determIned to defeat
him. Ulysses Simpson Grant Pitzer ar
rived from Martinsburg this morning
and was at once picked up to run against
Elliott.
throughout the morning IL looked
that the fight would be carried on In
the convention, but those who were not
interested in either Doyener or Atkin-
son protested so strenuously against
turning the state meeting into con-
gressIonal caucus that peace.
WAS FINALLY FORCED UPON THEM
Alex. Campbell and S. q. Smith.
both aspirants for legislature honors.
are given the credit for bringing about
the compromise, and the Republicans
OF the entire district are jubilant to-
pioht over the peaceful end Of what
promised TO be a bitter fegd.
By the terms OF the compromise tll-
OFT was TO be elected President
the Doyener men were allowed 49,
the Vice President from the First dis
trict and the Secretary, who Is also
from the First district.
Ohio's hrst vote for President was 70
make Richards prominent so that hs
could be elected Vice President, then oy
throwing hor fftY-ons votes solid TO
Elliott and electlug him all the Elllott
men went for Richards.
A little difficulty was experienced Ia
electing Stuck, but he pulled through
according to the programme on the Sec
ond ballot.
Aside from the congressional fight
tho entire meeting has been
TAME AND UNINTEREsTISG.
JAKE hemple WAS snuOO0u 0u s"'NiF
occasions before the sutire convention
and fnally subsded while .. II. Hart
was called down by one delegate Tor
talking too much aud being too oiicious.
The resolution regarding foreign In
migration threatened FOR time TO dis
rupt the convention, but the vigorous
measures adopted by the chair checked
a good deal OF useless talk. The party,
however, will have great difficulty la
explaining It's position TO foreign-oorn
voters.
There was not ono reference during
the convention 20 Mckinley. save when
his letter OF regret was read. Elklns
was listened TO sttentively. and his
speech will be distributed through the
Republican county papers as campaign
literature.
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SISTERSYILLE NOTES


SUscfdi 70 tls htgl'ts7'
SIsrERSvIILE, June 19.-The receipts
OF the Eureka Pipe Line Company, as
reported by the engineers al the
Thistle pumping station this
morning. for the tWenty-four hours end
ing to-day at o'clock a. NJ, were L.
69i barrels, an increase over yesterday
OF 5000 barrels.
\ r. BnHyslee, of MiddlebOurne,
was in the city to-day business
:. Curtis Moore, Of r, Tor, was in
the city yesterday.
Nike Heating, CT the ting OIL
Co., left last night for Oi
Michael Brent and Cap dOwney
were In toy~s to-day on ,
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Pipe Line Peoples Ficaic.

NttIIUI % 20 lstltI.--
PAEREESBURG, w. VA, June 19.-
The first annual basket picnic OF the
Eureka and Buckeye Pipe Line Com
pany was held on historic Bienner-
haSSet, Island to-day, aud was the
largest attended Of any known for years
A special train of niue coaches brought
nearly 500 people from SiStersviIe and
way stations while the employees, reSid-
Ing 10 Ohio, 300 in number, were brought
down by the steamer Barnsdale. II is
estimated that over 1900 were in at
tendance
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IN HONOR OF COMPANY E.
Citizens Of Parksrsburs Give a Grand
Banquet.


PARKERSBURG, w. Va, June 10
The banquet given tonight by the citi-
zenS in honor Of Company Z was the
swellest affair OF its kind seen here for
many day. The feast was spread
in Safford's Cafe and among those
present that responded TO toasts were:
Hon. John A. Hutchinson, Judge Geo.
LOomiS, John T Harris, b. Mason Am
bier, Gen. b. D. Spillman, Col. 5. B.
Baker, Major P. d NeaI, Col. c. b.
Bubaugh, Capt. r. p Camden, Capt.
c. T. Morrison, and I. J. Warue, pres
ideut OF the company. The bill, Of fare
included OF all the choice vands Of the
season. The large dining hall was dec
GRATED with the national colorS.
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second District Convention Called.

MARrINSBURG, w. VA, Juue 19.-The
Democratic Congressional Committee
OF the Second District met here to-day,
in the office Of Hon. Stuart W. Walker,
chairman. Nearly the entire deleg2-
tion was represented in person or by
proxy.
Martinsburg was chosen as the
place for holding the convention, and
August % as the time. The basis of
representation was fixed 81 one delegate
for every fifty votes east for President
81 the last election.
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Inoendisries in stsubenvnls.

STEUBENvILLE, o., June l9.-Shortly
before ten o'clock tonight the livery
stable Of Thomas Shay, on South Fifth
street, was discovered on fire and was
almost totally destroyed, together with
q large number OF vehicles, grain, hay,
etc. The fire was doubtless of incendi-
ary origin. The loss is estimated at
S6, 600.
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Has bought = Clreas.
1a4 obA- IL - NAA y eas
SrSI1l 20 cls RsJts.s-

N.9III| % ~ 9a|-I''1'|
NASSULoN, o., JUue l9.-ThomaS J.
Bal, Of Wheeling, purchased in this
CITY to-day A. NJ. Wetter'S circus aud
menaZerle. with the Use OF the show
name, for this season, for $50, 900. The
enterprise has been leased 20 G. 2.
Campbell, OF New York. The season
will be opened in MasSil.on on June 3.
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Nerrne, So Nnt AnnIar-

CHICAGO, ILLS., June l9.-The Amer
ican Railway Union delegates defeated
the proposition 70 admit negroes TO the
organization to-day by vote Of 113 to
1O2. The discussion OF the question
began early yesterday aud continued
until to-day, President Debs meeting
defeat 10 his tight against the establish
ment Of the color line in the new con-
stitutiOn OF the order.
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c. a. sURAEFFER AND NJ. STEIN
said to Have Been Decided Upon for
surveyor and Clerk.

Srf-7. 20 re s. ffff~-
WASHINGTON, D. c., June I9.-The
nomination Of Mr.. c. y. Schaetfer to be
Surveyor Of the Port OF Wheeling is ex-
pected 20 be sent to the Senate to-mor-
row, Senator Camden having given him
his endorsement aud thus raised the
embargo which has kept the President
from acting To- the case for some weeks.
Mr.. SChaeifer will, it Is understood
here, make Mr.. Michael Stein his clerk
when he takes possession Of the survey
or's Office.
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Died OF typhoid Fever.

Spsri1l 70 O. G.Hr-
MANNINGTON. ". VA. June 70. j.
f. Hihsrd, an Eureka p, pc liue gauger,
died to-day Of typhoid fever.
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BATTED EASTON HARD.

Louisville Gives Pittsburs's New Pitcher
Some Hard Knocks.
PITTsBURG, PA, June 1e.-Louis-
viles batted Pittsburg's new pitcher
hard and won with ease. Attendance
1000. Score:
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ON THE PONEROY BEND.
The Miners and Operators Seem to
be Having Trouble
ABOUT RESUMING OPERATIONS.

A Part of the Mines Have Re-
sumed, But at the Others the
Operators Refuse TO Put Union
Men to Work Still Talking
About Putting in Negroes.
The Mining Situation Gener-
ally.
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TIE WEATHER

WAsHrSeroS, d. c., June ls.-For Wet
virginia Western Pennsy Fania and Ohio,
generally fair, warmer, eathussterly cr
south winds. L.
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pleasant GAP. PA, June 19.-The boil
er OF the Bilger Brothers exploded, kill
ing Nelson bigger, one OF the proprietorS
and fatally scalding Herbert Bilger.
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PITTsBURs. PA, June ia c, ,ence
between the maunfacturers aud II ANAL
gamated Association resulted IN hing.
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SENT UP FOR SIX MoNrRs.
The Belmont County Rioters Sentenced
by Judge Sage.

COLUMBUS, O., June 19.-The attor-
ney for the six riotous miners OF Bel
mont county withdrew their pleas Of
not guilty in the United States Court
here to day, and pleading guilty, they
were all sentenced hy Judge Sage TO
six months in the Belmont county jail.
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"Schiebeck batted Tor Easton.
Pittsburg..... y 0 0 l -
Louisville. 8 0 0 0 2 0 50
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EXCITEMENT AT MORGANIOWN.

The Reported EIOpement OF - University
Graduate aud q Handsome Married
Woman
Special 20 tAs Register.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-12-20

DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
WerLA's Psis HIEisst MsAalaaA Dipse@aa.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-14

KERRv1LLE, March 1.-THE district
court special term. which commenced last
Monday, adjourned this evening. Only
one case OF any Importance was tried.
H. l.. Nelson VS. S. G. jackson. suit to
recover stakes on horse race. The Jury
went out Saturday morning, and were
discharged late this evening undecided
Mr.. Rischard Croker ANA family OF New
York, Mcssrs. Elder and Coke of NeW
orleans and their party spent q week
Mt the Norris ranch Some novel hun,ing
was INDUCED in ny them, and they had
n Jolly time with a band OF Texas cow
boys. They left this morning In their pTi-
waite car en- route f1s California, express
ang themselves dclightcd wtTh their visit
10 our picturesque and hcalthful country.
The Presbyterian ladies gave lawn
party al the residence or MI CLANCY In
stead Of the usual mite meeting The
grounds were illuminated with Chinese
lanterns and the Cowuu Bros. with music
and song, furnished the larger portion OF
the entertainment,
The Methodist Sunday school arc maxi
sng arrangements FOR an excursion TO san
Antonio about san Jacluto day.
Farmers are busy planting corn, They
need rain. The rainfall has been very
light this winter.
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THE SOUTHERN STATES.

Koutwood, La-Therc was intense ex-
citemeut, caused by the arrest Of j. J.
Sanders alias S. Is, Rogers, by a United
States mar hal 1t IS said Sanders la
charged with fraudulent application for
pension.
Birmingham, Ala.-Near Lime Rock.
during a dance. Henry Walker and
Thomas Gambel had a quarrel and
GaWbel received "a fatal stab ia the head,
resulting In death. Walker fed.
Alexandra, LATHE coroner OF this
parish Dr, il. l.. Lucliett, was notified to
so 10 Levin station, as Joe Hebert aged
30 years had died from what seemed 10
be poison ard that his wife was IN dy-
ing condition,
Birmingham. Ala.-A movement Is on
foot hero to organize a law and order
league. II rs said to be for the purpose
OF rdding Blm.ngham OF gross immorali-
ty and to cndeayor ITO have the next le--
stature pass a general prohibition law in
this state
Greenwood, Miss The middle store OF
j. S. Mcponalls row Of SIX brick stores
was found 10 be on fire. They are single
story and unoccluied, EXCEPT one on The
corner occupied by Powell d Burns tim
ucrs. TIE ire was Of incenGiary origin
and was easily put out
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THH DEATH ROLL.

REV 4. tt. Al-AtstLEt AN.
New Orleans La Magch lg.-Rey Dr.
Thomas Markham, the famous C5nfei-
crate war chaplain, and for moro than
forty years pastor OF the Lafayette Pres
by;crlan church of New Orleans. died
late last u.ght after a llngcrn- illness
Or Markham was a Mlss.ssippiau,
graduated from Oakland college In -hat
state ana then from Ya.e university and
the Presbyterian Summaries at Prince
ton aud Columbus He was licensed 20
preach In 1850 aud the next year came TO
EeW Orleans to assume charge OF the
church Of which hs was the pastor at the
time OF Ids death
When the way broke out Dr. Markham
Joined the Confederate army as a Chap-
lam In Fsathcrst1ne's brigade and served
through llHF severe campaigns, inclui-
.ng shiloh and NlcEsyurg He several.
shines distinguished himself for heraism
On ~" field Up bis mluts,rations to the
wounded 10. both armies lui became on7
Of the mos. noted VI war cnapluins IH
this section 10Y she South
since the war he was chaplain of the
association ot Veterans at the Army OF
Tennessee. his wonderful 0ratoricN
powers mad" him one OF the foremost
southern Pre- nyterlgus
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FEItHc0 VIEWS.


ns NrH insas Tr034rr Game
AHTr-aut
t'ar"o THraH himh e far night
ara 'efay 'Tf cans no nanut.r,rr.l r...
duo 90 r.na-t ta Europe came w. from
Houston Ho- T.las AMI louisiana
Sir Hrsa a1d o.7'.a ALTO raa.l .p
Eevera' csF.aa3s ~ Dine drgn horses ,r1-r
EsHtern Eans1 uuf NIs-1gr. r.- al -t.r
AMI HHatIuT HrhfE farmers
British r.r Collct 90 slnHe--
land went outside tEIH morning fo .or-Ili..-
loadlnr 9oHn for Iorwau ports. b. lar
twenty, Wa fpr- mar. "Ith ~ sad maal
from Houston ana Interior Glide. sr5
British 8'alm1hir Afo-a OF Aberi m
no ii..n lar - central wharf
land.
stcambon Annie Laurie took a p4,t,.
~ cNcurblpnisis NJ the BRACES this morn.
ing.
Tho largest flock ~ sand hll crane.
and wild geese sccn M many yoare a..
reported on Cedar Lake and Matasorla
cG15l prairleE.
Weather continues pleasant and plant
Ing Is being rushed ms fast as possible
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TEXAS TOWN TOPICS.
NEWS NOTES GATHERED ny THE
PosT CORRESPONDENTS.
suIoide Of Cadet Anglin Mt the A. 8 M,
College Ground TO Pieces by the
cars--stabbcd In the Neck.
Court Notes.

BRYAN, March 13.-Cadct W. A. Anglln
OF Groesbeecit committed suicide at the
Agricultural and Mechanical college this
morning at $3.50 O'Clock by shooting him
self IN the center OF tho forehead.
Disappointment IN q love AFFAIR IS the
only cause known for the rash act
a. note bidding friends good bye, and n
bundle OF letters addressed TO a young
lady in Grocsbeeok were found on his
table. He never spoke after the fatal shot
was fired and died n few minutes later
Mr.. Anglln was quiet, studloug young
man about 70 years Of age. His remains
VIII be shipped 10 Groesbeeck for inter
ment.
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cancy at the United States Naval Acad.
envy al Annapolis
ON the report ~ these examiners l VIII
name the candidate with the highest
standard FOR the cadctenlp, and also the
second best as an alternate 10 Vase the
frst nominee should fau On stand the
academy examination az Annapolis IN Sep
tender.
ANY young man between sixteen and
twenty years OF axe, resident lu the First
congressional district is Qualidtd TO- enter
'he contest and should either notify me- or
] have requested go form iNast OF the cN-
aiming hoard
/ trust that the interior newspapers will
copy this notice for the hsuedt Of their
patrons. ]. y. HMtchcsan.
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GIrulISGs

GIDDTNGs, Marca IA party cssHne~,
Of Afessrs. 81. A. Knox, s. J. Graa
w. Williams and Vary Knox vtn- 10 ra.
Colorado GA a fishing e2clrs .Ja -s-s --1-r-
inE.
The Presbyterian raurr7 b. szTl-= a rr-.
Mont gumegg.
The Giddlngs Fire company Is rs.-s
Of hayuE d AaIlezt some dime 'a r.
latcd
The route agent carried Tla Post 81 ys1-
terday and some Qf it7 FeaHr-s were r.s.-1
enough payers u 60 around ana rlFy sad
no papers 20 read.
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KILLED MS SON.
An Old payky Kius His Son in self De
Tense

Caldwell, Texas March l3.-Jlm Robin
son. nssro, shot and killed his son a
young man about u years old, yesterday,
near Meyers. Tho boy was whipping a
horse waen the father got after him
about the matter The boy drew pistol.
when the old man wen, back TO the house
af,cr a Winchester. The boy caught hold
OF the gun ana thty had % scuff,s over
the weapon The boy Is reported 20 have
dtdred behind a tree and there snapped
IFS pistol az his father when the father
discharged his weapon and killed the son
instantly, lie was arrested by Deputy
sheriff News0n and carried before Justice
Mays az Tunis. Upon hearing he was
ton OF tHe grand jury.
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THE BRENNAN BUDGET
IDENTITY OF \ DEAD MAN PAR
TALLY ESTABLISHED.
Body Found Near Kenny Supposed TO
he a Missing section Ross Four
Murder Cases TO BE Tried.
Noted uorso Thief


brehham Texas March Isl silee Al
NcHay writes Msssrs' a. ID.
Harrison OF this city THAT on tho 18th be
Ia .,, -. ,,, 5,..l,. ~ a., ,,,.-
--'" A" inquest '" VAC '-'' "'
known man, ual taal among the things
found ON aim were three pairs OF co.ton
hose made Ia Germany done up 40 wrap
ping paper from tatir store. me man
+.,, g t-l,., a.,A ,,,..-rt ph,i,. ttr
...-,,,t,.
.t.,.,, ,-o -. ..r,,,,, vim cs.,,
- ~. '"e 80, i,ng and had ON a
-, ,,-,. ~, - fI,,, r.,,il cbar,, e3,l,
S,s, ..,..,n r,,rt y,,,f' mall n.nls stripe.
- .,,...,, +f, a., 49, sIga vim al
"a s-s.s,n b,, s,yo color. ana from
.,,.,,,,,,,. ~, ,s 40, ,,,,,-f, 5o,b+ mar ne
was Ia Brennan Saturday morning Two
witnesses Identify the man as iae same
parry that got on a freight with them
49,,
$50 49,. -,
Aessrs. ~ x II. Harrison say lhat tile
party described was In the store Saturday
...s ala ,. ,,..s %, s.--tt.,r boss at Tslhtst-
.. H.. M, ~. $500,
f'f. 4'lesraphc iilg.Al 10y i'e e's1 VIZ d 20
suua lre. to Lcibc.tar developed the tact
.alt ghrre Is section boss named Suass-
bars missing since last saturday iron
L-1nett"r. on section No. s.. WAeh Us
Nr-fty conclusive that the dead man WIS
-ta. eIlrs. section boss ut section no. 3
on the Houston aHl Texas central !i.'-
way 3D.. ltapet.sg. u "iI. Doe rem geI-l
;nat The Husls ful"nr aStoHt4 RON
ir-uaan stated t1at .e f1H ti' st3H
tG a..,s, te",i3. ,, s".7-. Sftger c,i.
grn's ~ Ills Il.ue Ia some S,ay connected
With a." road, .-.
-, ~. tiA' .s l2ii,,g ,ra 5grs and H.
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ISLAND CITY ITEMS.
DIED FROM NATURAL CAUSES AND
NOT MORPHINE.
The Finding OF Human Leg Leads TO
the Recovery OF the Owners
Body In TtIghtfuliy Mu-
tuated Condition.

Galveston, Texas, March l3.-AN!e
! Knight whose corrcct nape is Allie suli-
I ley died this morning. at her recent resi-
{ lsnse on avclue pie and Twenty
| street. l, was at FIRST Supposed she had
s5Jsat surcease from earthly care, by ,he
Use OF ghe subtle drug, mprpAi7e. a thor
/ olsh Investigation. however disclosed the
| fact that DECEASED died from natural
! caIscs
Miss Kneht alias Smiley aas beea
! keeping house for n well known and prom
/ inqnt gentleman Tor several months, S'me
weeks ago she was taken li. but recoy-
I cred from she attack. and las. Sunday
wls out r4dus. Upon re.pralng homo sac
| had n severe relapse and was compelled
20 go 20 bed. She rapidly srew worse
despite medical skin, and last nssst about
2 o'clock she was seized With y.olcr.
attack from which she never rallied. and
djgd at $3.50 ,his morning
ailA, her sister when interviewed rela-
tive ln Her sisters death said
heA may rest assured ma AAie OH
fot die 10, her own accord. she has been
..I i'H come -rnS ana our family ply j.
GAN aas toI vs. Chat sac would DIE sud-
HOUSTON US. GALVESTON
The opening game of baseball between
the Houston and Galveston teams. which
Will occur at Beach park April J Is Hl-
raaay exciting considerable interest. u
VIII no FOR q purse Of 500, offered by ,hc
manager of che park
The team which Will represent Galveston
will oc strong one. a pitcher from Da,-
les has been srrare1. and t'h0afte 5Hpr'-
son who formerly played iu Galveston
"NI -lEn WI'l 'ais se4=In' s team. The
piteler hiss -oo5 speed ana line curves
luI Barron ~ Omaha, a thirl hsaeman
there Will be room FOR him, as bis record
shows him 20 be 70 ScoI man with the
stick aud fine base runner
with san Antonio, Dallas, For. Worth,
Austin. Waco, FL Paae and Other good
towns IN the State. and a good game Is
promised every Sunday.
BADLY pISFIGuRED CORPSE.
The finding ~ a human leg on the beach
near Bolivar Point sunday created consid-
cradle excitement IN .He little community
NJ the Point ard searching party was
made up 20 look tor the other portions Of
Tho mans body. They patrr,led th. beach,
ana n search OK a Few hours found iH an
obscure En.1. on Birds UreE the nea1
trunk ana les NJ g rtUnr body. w-.l all
tho flesh z,e.urni from the remains ami
a.I iN "a horribly decpmpossi rnllGpn,
l.' So t-nw which was 7,fN.rg.
1". remnants % h1ma1 Anat.uy We're
afHt.'F Nancrea Together and bHTia1
n.- ''t.... l-a fsha.Hr age sANr'srl
'F lr r..-r OF Joe HH0wuusk., Haa was
drowned or --c uTrta i"t'E s1u" T.N
weeks ago They had 4y laufly bean cast
uu bv taa sea where found ana feyougsl
ly "n-a as 7ra prints az Gogs' feet Nar"
visible everywhere 100 .le Vicinity OF
where tho Ieuairs were .1Gg.
UNITED STATES COURT
Tae case u George Holland VS. the San
Antonio and AEan7as Pass Railway com
c 3D.
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TINE CROKER PARTY.

San Antonio. Texas March a.-The
Croker family party today resumed tbs,,
Journey toward the Paclnc coast.
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CUERo. March 70 oliver Russell. an
i8-year-old son OF W. L. Russell living
near town, was declared insane yesterday
by n jury. This Is very unfortunate
case, as the young man was in perfect
heatth until about tHo months ago. when
lie had an attack Of Ia EFippe which left
him IN bis present pitlable condition.
Bob Johnson, a CoiDrcd man was failed
yesterday on a charge Of incest win IN
Eiep-daughter, q girl about "a years Old
He was caught Ia the act hy a white M n
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Dyspepsia and Consumption
Health and Strength Gone
Advised to Take Hoods sarsapa-
rilla and Is Cured.

Eild ana Is GAfSus
&C, l. Hood S Co., Lowell, Mass:
II am glad TO say that 1 am In better health
now than have been for long time. Myself
and wife have taken Hoods Sarsaparilla for the
past four months, and can truly say that it has
done us moro good than any other medicine we
Nhaye ever TAKEN ] was troubled with dySpep-
STA for over two years. also had slight touch
OF consumption and was frequently OH duty
Unable to Work.
spent good portion of my earnings for doc
tors bills and other medicine which did me good
only for little time. My employers urged me
to take Hoods Sarsaparilla so I bought one bot
tie and began ITS use about the first of April, at
that time weighing only 100 pounds although my
usual weight was $50 pounds After using the
bottle / felt that l was better, SO 1 purchased
five more bottles. / am taxing the sixth bottle
now aud since commencing to take Hoods Sar-
saparilla have lad only one slight attack OF III
Hoods sfB'ss95.i' Cures
ness. My present weight is 1875 pounds and
do not feel that ! was ever sick in my life"
i. ID. HUBBARD Laurel, mississippi
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SAN PATRICIo.

SAN PArRIcIo, March u.--Yesterdav
sysnins as Rev. B. J. ponado. pastor Of
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NAVASOrA.

NAVASo1.A, March is.-Bl Nevils was
treasurer Of the Trueyine colored Baptist
church. AZ the expiration OF his term n
successor was elected, Nevis was SIM
posed 20 have on hand $50. which he d,d
mt turn over. He got Into n "squabbl.'i
Win 70 Adkins ana cut his throat sayeral
lines one Of the wounds snlit me tongue
nevis may die. Adkins was arrested
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Unable to Work.

Hood'sjpNls cure all liver ills, constipation,
biAousness, jaunGice, ickheadache, Indigestion.
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