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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-12-15

Tho Sunday school connected with
the Short Creek NJ. +. church is antici.
pating n grand time during tho holt
days. The superintendent, Samuel
Busbey, has arranged fine programme,
consisting Of recitations. singing. etc.
There will also DO Christmas tree and
n real live Santa Claus, who in reality.
goes down n chimney, in full view Of
the childrnn
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Do you know what elegant hot cakes
can be made from the United States
Baking Compauy's Pancake Flour2 |
have young lady to show you and tell
you how it is done. Call aud have q
talk with her. II. +. BEuRENs,
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NOTICE..

want every man and woman in the
United States interested in the Opium
and Whisky habits to have one OF my
books on these diseases. Address B. NJ.
WoorLEY, Atlanta, Ga, Box $50, and one
will be sent you free. s&wy
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Satchels.
Leather Satchels at THE LEADER

ouR prepared Box Pattern Dresses
put up for the holiday trade are
new, and make n suitable present. We
have them from g aud upwards.
EMsHETMER'S,
Eleventh street.
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Light Shades i! More S59 at i5e. AND P1
Pongee atlo!c. In Cheese Cloths at &c.
In India Silks Mt 2lc. These are the
goods for fancy work. EMsHEIMER's,
Eleventh street.
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Tho ladies Of tho W. C. I. U. will hold
a gospel temperance meeting at Hearn's
Tabernacle sunday nj $50 p. in. There
will be good addresses. Mrs. Nellie
Holloway will preside ut the organ,
whilo Dr. Eugene Warren will sing a
solo and lead the music.
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REMrE's now saloon, AL Market
street, will be formally opened Tuesday
December IS. Fine lunch oil day.
Everybody invited.
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A LARGE variety OF fancy Ornaments
and Cake Plates at FRrEDEL's.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-12-15

FrSE black aud colored Dress Goods
at'marked down prices.
J. S. RHODES 4 Co.
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STERLING silver bound Pocketbooks at
SOC. j. s. RHODES & Co.
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LOOK In our North Window to-day and
soc the Beautiful Cups aud SRucers, with
Sterling silver spoons. 81 90 complete.
I.G. DILLON & CO.
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Ia. 81, Cd, 81 aud lO.4 Chenille
Covers at TIE LEADER.
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gents all Silk Initial Hundkerchiefs
at PIC. j. S. RHODES x Co.
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FOR 81 90 You Gun get n Fine CHM
Gun and Saucer /. q. DiLLOS& CO.'s.E
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Our ST rs fine sewed Shoes for Men
and Women are cheap at 50 so.
Stones CASH SHOE SroRE.
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REMrE's new saloon, 14ll Market
street, will be formally opened Tuesday
December is. Fine lunch all day.
Everybody invited.
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BthMoSD Ear things from $40 90 to
$1,000 Mt I.G. DILLON 4 cos.
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DuRsr's fine candies.

BEAtTTfFUL PorRrthooks, with Sterling
silver corners, for 81 90, Mt
!. q. DILLON s CO.'S.
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VACATION is NEAR
Teaching school is a Weary,
Tedious Lot.

Pupils Drain Teachers OF Nervous
Energv-Thers Must be no Delay
In Keeping Brain aud Nerves Well
Fed.
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200 trimmed Sailors, worth si.0o. Mt
fOc. RICE'S.
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GoLD and Silver Link Cuff Buttons.
LUEENs & HlaGIHs,
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READ Shook & Co.'s new lad" to-day,
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TIGHT rolled twiled Silk Umbrellas
at 50 90 and 50 SO. J. S. RHODES & Co.
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OAK and Mahogany English Chime
Clocks Mt i. q. DILLON " GUS.
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DuRsr's Fine Candies shipped to all
parts Of the conntry.
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FINE Gloves and Seal Caps for Christmas
presents. DISGER BROS,
IS Twelfth md 1854 Main streets.
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DuRsr's Fine Cnhdies shipped TO all
parts OF the country.
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FEATHER HoAs, worth $500. at soc.
HICE'S,
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DuRsr's fuo candies.
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Music Boxes cheap.
LUREHs & HrGGISs.
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PROPOSALS.

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE.
= cclyed at the Office Of the undersigned until
saturday. December .. for the building OF a
new passenger station In the city Of wheeling;
iOrty.threG feet wide. two stories high on the
track side and one story high on Water street:
built Of brick upon stone foundation covered
sheds attached. Plans and Specifications can be
seen al the Office Of the undersigned. The right
is reserved TO reject any or all bids.
II. ]. BECKER.
Chief Engineer p. c., C. & St L. Ry. Co. Pitts
burgh. Pa IeL
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READ Shook { Co.,s new "ad" to-day.
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Our 81 90 fine sewed Shoes for Mer
and Boys are cheap at 81 so.
Stones CASH SHOE STORE.
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Buy the United States Pancake Flour
from II. T. BEHRESs.
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GEHrLENEN's fine hand turn gore
Nullifier Slippers in Wine, Tan and
Black, 81 %. LocEE's.
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DURsT's fine candies.
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SPECIAL. hargnlnS tu Onyx Stands aud
Lamps mt Ii. r.. HILLMAS & CO.'S.
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SILVER Hat Markers and Coat Hang
ers. LUKESs & HIGGISS.
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WANTED.

UTANTED-SALESMENT TO CARRY
" our samples a. special or side line CON.
mission or salary. send US references EMPlkE
OIL co. Cleveland. q. deH-
uTANTED-ACTIVE MEN IN
w small towns: S. % per month eau Be
made. and will prove u: We furnish samples
free. write us we will explain. Address BOX
6SOs. Boston. Mass, n9l.IIlas
VTANTED-AGENTS TO TAKE
w orders by sample Rt home or travel, ex'
peuscs and good sAlary or commission 10 right
WIN s,xrap lOck Box 80, New York City.
''- aulS-rThAs
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DURsT's fino candies.
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FOR SALE.
EOK SALE.
STOCKS, BONDS. ETC.

STOCKS. BONDS. ETC.
.r-.:. BONDS, 'r-'i
Royal Clay Manufacturing Company.
FnStOria Glass Company.
Wheeling Street Railway Company.
Parkersburg. Sutton & Glcnyllle Railroad Co.
Wheeling Pottery Company.
Wheeling Steel and Iron Company.
Piedmont Water Works.
STOCKS.
Commercial Bank stock.
l. shares Riverside Glass Company.
Riverside Iron Works
Exchange Bank.
I.aBeIIe Iron Works.
Ftnn Standard Mill.
Wheeling Electrical iIallrOad.
FnSturin Glass Company.
Wheeling Ice and Storage Company Stocks.
SIMPSON & HAZLETT,
Stocks, Bonds and Investments,
dclO No. 1911 Market ST.
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MEN AND WOMEN re re E T2RE

I pay s. to SIC per week Tor making cray9n poI'
rrad or write can do the work at home; 10 spare
time, day or evening. send yonT address ]
send wo.k at onre. II. A. GRIP: German
Artist Tyrone Pm delSTHAs
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FEATHER BOAs, worth $500. Mt soc.
TTllfS-iO httfS.
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CToCKS FOR SALE.

CTOCKS FOR SALE.
100 shares BellaIrc Nail Works.
10 shares Fire and Marine Insurance Co.
lOSharcS FoSloria Glass Company.
IN shares Exchange bank.
~ shares Of %NtiOnal Rank OF West virginia
100 shares Wheeling Steel & Iron Company.
lOSharCS Wheeling Ice aud Storage Co.
iUEhnrpS KtnA Standard Stcrt & Iron Co.
70 shares National Bank Of Bcllnire.
Il. = IRWIN, Broker,
nog6 No. % Twelfth Street
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NTANTED-AGENTS EVERY CITY;
w Just out; nothing Ike It ever seen
LOOMS stamp Holder and MoiSteDer. Sells AZ
sight; every bank. office. store and business
man wants one. Instructions and sample by
mail 80 Ilyou mean business write for outfit:
PnSfnIS not answered. THE CINCINNATI PUNE
ALUMINIUM CO.. Cincinnati. Ohio. del.s
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.0lidayG0OdS
READY FOR INSPECTION s.!

All opened and placed on sale this morning. This
display embraces larger and more choice accu-
mutation of useful articles. in our line, than any
heretofore attempted. The ladies are invited to
call and see our stock and hear our prices
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-19
ANARCHISTS AT WORK
Explosion of a Bomb in the Paris
Suburbs.
VAILLANTS DAUGHTER PLEADSFOR Elm
Prosecutors of the OmIadini
Threatened.
GENERAL FOREIGN MATTERS.

PARIS. Jan. 19.-An explosion occurred
last night outside the residence of NJ. Du-
c-et. the editor of the Cocarde. at Neuilly-
Sur-Seine. western suburb of Paris. The
explosion made tremendous noise. but did
very slight damage. 1t is believed that the
bomb was loaded with chlorate powder
The police believe that the affair was the
work of anarchists.
NJ Duc-et was recently released from
prison. he having been sentenced to one
years confinement for his connection with
the forgery of documents that were said to
have been stolen from the British embassy
here. He was pardoned by President Car
not.
Sidonie Valiant, daughter Of the anar-
chist. Auguste Valiant, who is now under
sentence of death for throwing a bomb in
the chamber of deputies, has written a let
ter to Madame Carnot. wife of the presi-
dent, appealing to her to use her influence
with her husband to secure a pardon for
her father
The Situation i'm Italy.
lie Journal today publishes an interview
that took place between NJ Deloncle a
member of the French chamber of deputies
and Signor Crispi. the Italian prime minis
te-. Signor Crispi eulogized NJ. Billot
French ambassador to Italy, who, he said
was working for an agreement between
France and Italy
Signor Crispi further said he believed that
the disturbances in Sicily were over and
that the troubles there were practically at
an end. The mObilizing Of the Italian
troops. he added, should cause no ALARM
Italy was absolutely peaceful and was de-
sifous OF terminating the economic struggle
with France. 1t was necessary that the
countries should be commercially united.
The French Navy.
La Lanterne today declares that the
statements made by Admiral Lefevre, min
lister OF marine, in the interview on the
condition of the navy, published yesterday
by the Echo de Paris, proves that the min
lister of marine is in complete ignorance of
the hab.tual occurrences in the naval ar
senals. He merely, the paper says, repeats
the utterances of his chief of staff.
La Justice declares that the appointment
by the chamber of deputies of an extra
parliamentary commission to INQUIRE into
several OF those named as members of the
commission have not yet agreed to serve
be1ore deciding to accept places on the
commission they will take counsel of one
ahother and learn the extent of the powers
that will be conferred on them.
Inc returns issued by the board of trade
covering the year 1893, show that the i'm
ports decreased 251 $50. 600 francs, as com
pared with those of the preceding year and
that the exports decreased 251. I16 0n0
francs as compared with those of 1892,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-19

An Unsuccessful Attempt to Escape
by Prisoners at Omaha.

An Unsuccessful Attempt to Escape
by Prisoners at Omaha.
CHICAGO. Jan. ia special to the Her
aid from Omaha says: "Jailer S. G. Ernest
was passing along the corridor of the first
floor of the county jail last evening, when
he heard the noise of a scuffie on the Sec
ond floor. On running up he found two
desperate characters. named Defrance and
Christensen. fighting. Without mo-
ment's hesitation he sprang into the cell to
separate the men. seizing Defrance. the
jailer pulled him into the corridor, but was
followed by Christensen and attacked by
both men,
"A desperate struggle commenced, when
suddenly Christensen sprang back and
pulled the lever that unlocked every cell
on the floor. Nineteen criminals burst
forth and drove the jailer into a cell. Here
they beat and stamped on him, but, with
heroic attempts. he tore through the mob
and rushed down the corridor to the office.
The prisoners followed him in a wild
dash for liberty. but just as the mob,
headed by Defrance. reached the threshold
Ernest had grasped a revolver and a billy
and flashed the gun in the leaders face.
Inc mob suged up to the doorway In q
frantic attempt to Kill the jailer. but his
nerve and gun cowed the toughs, and they
SioWiy anu Sullenly went back TO their
cells, driven by Ernest
III was the most desperate attempt at
escape ever made in the Jail. and the most
heroic action on the part of Ernest ever
performed by any man in the jailer's office.
Inc prisoners making the attempt were all
men sentenced to the penitentiary or await
ing triai In default of large bail. Derrance,
the leader. IS sentenced for life for inter-
ierihg with the United States mail service,
anu christensen has a long term for bur-
glary Ernest is severely bruised and ha $
.hternai injuries, the result of being
'rampled upon, which may prove fatal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-19
BY RAIL TO SALT WATER.
The Work of Constructing the Rail
road to Chesapeake Beach Said q
Have Begun.

The Work of Constructing the Rail-
road to Chesapeake Beach said TO
Have Begun.
A reorganization Of the Washington and
Chesapeake Beach Railway Company has
been effected by the election of the follow
ing officers and directors: President, T. Il.
Andei ION. Cambridge, Ohio; vice president.
Henry c. Speer. Chicago: secretary, Capt.
A. II. Mattox, CINCINNATI: treasurer, John
G. Slater, this city; Joseph w. O'Neall, this
city, general counsel; Geo. S. Chase, this
city, general attorney.
Dlrectors-T. ii. Anderson, Ohio: Henry
c. Speer. Chicaso; X. f. Loan. this city: c.
b. Matthews. Cincinnati; Capt. A. H. Mat
toX, Cincinnati; c. c. AIagruder. Upper
Marlborough. Md John T. Hutchins.
Friendship. Anne Arundel county, Nd;
Joseph w. O'Neall, this city; John G. Sla-
ter, this city: Geo. S. Chase, this city:
Nathan Parkins. Virginia.
Capt. MattoX stated today that the con-
tract for building the road has been award
ed Messrs. Coffin, Sullivan e. Suffern New
York city The work of construction has be-
gun, and II is expected the road will be
completed by not later than July of this
year The railway pier at Chesapeake
Beach Will be completed by March Is. 1874.
SO that steamers can land railway mater
lai and material for building the hotels AT
chesapeake Beach. The offices of the COM
pahy nave been established in this city.
Tickets free, food exposition, page 5-Advt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-19
BANISHED FROM THE STATE.
sentence In the Case Of Milton Worth
ly of Portland, Me.

~ of Portland, Me.
PORTLAND. Me-, Jan. 1e.-Milton 7
worthy, charged with assault and bat
terry ana kidnapping. was yesterday SEN
fenced to Punishment from the state by
Judge Bonney. If he ever returns and is
captured he will be sent to prison for ten
years.
one night about three months ago Miss
Louise Dana, the handsome young daugh-
Ter OF woodbury. X. Dana of Westbrook,
the owner of the Dana mills. was return
ing home from her fathers Office after
dark. While passing an unoccupied shoe
factory she was seized by Worthy, who
threw cloak over her face and dragged
her into the basement of the factory
Worthy had repeatedly sought the girls
hand In marriage, and had called at the
Dana mansion at frequent intervals, only
to be repulsed by her father. Once in the
deserted factory Worthy begged Miss
Dana to elope with him. He said he had
yacht lying at a wharf in Cape Eliza
beth, in which he would take her away.
Worthy kept Miss Dana in the deserted
factory for several hours, and Threatened
to kill her unless she would consent to
elope The frightened girl had the presence
of mind to say that she would leave her
home and parents If Worthy would allow
her to go home and get her things.
After Miss Dana had promised to meet
Worthy two hours later, Worthy allowed
her to go.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-19
MIGHT FIGHT IN GEORGIA.
Florida Authorities i'm the Dark AbOu
the Ring Site.

tlOr100 AutnOf1theS the DIRK ABOUT
the Ring Site.
Sheriff Broward was in Tallahassee, Fla,
yesterday and had a conference with Gov.
Mitchell relative to the measures to be en-
ployed to prevent the Corbett- Mitchell con-
test taking place, even in secret
A dispatch from Tallahassee says that
the governor instructed the sheriff to be on
the alert. and learn, if possible. where the
club would attempt to bring Corbett and
Mitchell together. The sheriff was assured
that II the place chosen could be learned.
the governor would order the troops to the
scene.
Sheriff Broward told the governor that he
proposed to do his whole duty, and would
use every effort to discover the plans of the
club and circumvent them. But while Gov.
Mitchell is as determined as ever, it is
stated that he is not hopeful of preventing
a secret fight, for he feels, IL the club peo-
pie succeed in keeping their plans secret.
that he will be unable to act early enough
to interfere.
Where the fight will take place is now the
all-absorbing question, but, of course. no
definite information can be given, as the
club people are as dumb as the proverbial
oyster 1t is stated that Corbett and Nit
chell have signed amended articles agreeing
to meet at any place the club may select.
This, OF course. no longer limits the battle
ground to Duval or St. Johns counties, as
stipulated under the old agreement. The
club now has the entire state of Florida to
choose from, or may even attempt to pull
off the contest in the adjoining state of
Georgia.
In fact, there was rumOr current yeste--
day that Georgia would be selected as the
scene for the contest. The Georgia state
line is only fifty miles from Jacksonville
easily reached by the railroads. and 1t is
understood that some of the club peOple feel
that they should be safer from interference
in the thinly populated section of Georgia
adjoining Florida than in the latter state,
in view Of the determined attitude of Gov.
Mitchell.
There is plenty Of ground in St. Johns and
Duval counties, however. and those on the
inside say that the place for the fight will
be in one of these Florida bailiwicks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-19
TOMORROw,s STAR,

Some of the Many Attractive Features
IL Will Contain.
The Star tomorrow will, as usual on Sat
urday' be paper of twenty pages. Special
writer's in different parts Of the world have
contributed a number of articles of unusual
merit to supplement the work of The Stars
regular staff.
FOR WoMAN'S EYE. Qllustrated)
Articles for women are often interesting.
but seldom to such an extent as the
woman's page in tomorrow's Star Sc
nora Sara writes entertainingly of some
of the most recent fads and fancies that
prevail among the fair, and gives a num-
Der OF suggestions as to stylish cos
TUNES for various occasions. In addi-
ton, Mrs. Amelia E. Barr chats about
people who never marry, and tells why
spinsters are often a blessing but bach
elors never. There will also be an IL
Illustrated article on public school boys
and becoming costumes for them. In
this connection will be published other
chapters Of interest to housekeepers and
the home circle.
GOLDEN SUNSHINE. Qllustrated.)
A letter from California about the OPEN
ing of the Midwinter Exposition, and its
setting of tropical foliage
THE GEORGETOWN ORCHESTRA. Oh.
lustrated)
The organization Of amateur musicians
and its creditable work.
CLOTURE IN THE HOUSE. illustrated. ]
Amos Cummings shows how no business
of inn
this rule, and gives a history Of the
rise of nlibustering and the resulting
application of cloture.
THE NOUvEAU CIRQUE. Qlustrated)
A tank circus, with its black and white
clowns. trained animals, sinking yacht
and interesting ircidents Of a grand
revue, which Delights Parisians. by
Sterling Heilig.
KING OF GAME FISH. illustrated,
The noble salmon of The Columbia river.
caught by thousands in wheels. are
going the way of the buffalo, and may
soon become extinct.
BLOWING OPEN SAFES. Qllustrated)
How scientists who played the cart of
cracksmen found no ordinary safe bur-
glar proof.
A CRIMINAL WARRIOR.
What anthropologists have recently dis
covered in Peru upon examining the
mummy of Pizarro.
A NEW MILLIONAIRE.
How Senator Aldrich recently became
one of the rich men OF the Senate, and
how other members of the upper house
have won and lost fortunes.
BOMBS IN THE MAIL
Explosives are not allowed to he sert by
post, but people will do 1t. Queer thirgs
caught in Uncle Sans waste tosket-
the dead letter Office.
RICH MEMS TAXES.
Frank G. Carpenters talk about the con-
tributions millionlires will be called
upon to make to me government Golfers
should the income tax be put in force.
ARIZONY.
An interesting story Of life in the North
Carolina mountains.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-19
IN SEARCH OF COLGATE.
Word Received From the Relief Party
Sent Out to Find Him.

SPOKANE. Wash. Jan. 19.-Word has
been received from the Colgate relief party
sent out from Kendrick. December %. On
January the party was at Hamilton's
cabin. on the Middle Fork Of the Clearwater.
about 10 miles from Kendrick, and about
thirty miles from where Colgate is supposed
to be. The following is from a letter from
Pitman, one of the members of the party:
I'VE arrived here yesterday evening. Col
by and 1 have secured canoe from some
trappers On Pete King creek, one mile
above here, and we will start up the river
tomorrow, the 5th, with one months ra-
tons. One of the trappers. Walker, goes
with us. We turned out our horses when
we got here. There is about one foot of
SHOW. We still have hopes of finding Col
gate alive and returning expect to reach
kendrick about St. Valentines day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-19

Commander George W. Coffin, now on
duty at Mare Island. Cal, has been ordered
to hold himself in readiness to command the
cruiser Charleston, to relieve Capt H. F.
Picking, whose two years term of sea serv-
Ice will expire in few months. The Charles
ton Is now at Rio de Janero, but is under
orders for the Pacific station