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sullivan swore n Few.
Sps-fdl - M RsJtsts-

ZANEsvILLE. o., Novembe- 81. John
L. Sullivan stopped of 10 this city a
short tlms to-day on his way from Bel
laire 10 Lancaster. lie sworo a little
when asked about the report sent out
by the press associations that he had
dropped dead this morning on Baltl-
more and OHIO train.
"Its only another scheme OF nv enc
mics" be said. "to Iujure my theatrical
business, butt will make financial
success out OF this seasons work, de-
spite everything they can do"
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W orU Convention Over.

CLEVELAND. O., Noveu Der q - The
Womans Christian Temperance Union
Convention closed this evening with the
singing OF God be With You TIL We
Meet Again" and the DOxology. The
next convention will probably be held IN
Baltimore.
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Robbed of nis CIothing.

6DtcinI 70 t1s RG0if'F-
HUNTINGTON, w. VA, November 20.
-Sh6rtly after o'clock this morning
a stranger named S. c. Relyns, VINO had
alighted from the midnight train from
Cincinnati, was found near the Chesa-
peake and Ohio depot unconscious. with
most OF his clothing gone. When able
TO speak he said be had been ROBBED oy
four negroes, who knocked him down
and not only took bis clothes but bis
valuables, falling, however, 70 get a
roll OF money he had pinned 70 nis
nndershIrt.
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To Test the Deep sands.

PARKERsBURG, w. VA. November 2l.-
Work on the rig and machinery will COM
mence in few days on the G. +. Trace
well farm, on Washington Bottom, just
below this city, for deep test well, which
will be sent through 10 the lower sand.
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Oalte > LlrelY LIttIe serap.

ZANEsvILLE, O., November Elm a
drunken fight between three miners a.
CannelviIle last night, William Bratton
bad both arms broken, Joseph Burton
mad bis nose broken and George Aichls
was so badly beaten up that fears i0E
his life are entertained.
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GOLD AT A PREEIUY
startling Rumors stirring New York
Financial Circles.

New YORK, November 2I.-The general
interest in the bond issue and tue possible
purchasers started a number OF rumOrs
today that gold was al premium already,
and that there was no knowing
where IL would go. In fact Nesslage,
Colgate K Co, dealers in money.
did sell an order Of $4,000 in gold st one
eighth Of one per cent advance, but they
did not consider this worth calling pre-
MUM. Other dealers In money said that
inquiries had been made for gold by sew
eral customers but no prices had been quo
ted. They declared, however, that they
were willing 20 furnish gold in moder-
ate amount at oue-half OF one per cent.
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shot Gun

SDs.f7i 70 ne Esgis'sr.
PARKERsBURG, November 2l.-Ths glass
in Ihe show window Of (. Il Morehead's 5
hard ware store was smashed this GsO-ning
about 2 O'Clock and scot gun VI lrth SI6
was taken.
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Admiral Ito's Chaf ngs no Accepted By
thei ihnese.
HfRuSHrNA, N1NuCer 2L-AduirsI
Ito reports that decrl.sei OF NerEll-
Wei for TWO days, R-Il- Che Chinese 90
come out, o--, lie adds, the Chinese
failed 20 accept Llfcla..el-e.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-22

CHICAGO, November 2l-FolIowing
close upon the story Of the mysterious
disappearance OF the Williams sisters az
she hands OF Holmes, the life insurance
swiud.er. under arrest iu PhuadeI eIphja,
comes third woman victim, namely,
Miss Kate Dursee. Again IL is the
question, where is she? And again the
answer. Probably murdered. At all
events, Kate DIrSee had prop
erty. The documents representing
the property came into the hands
oi III. II. Holmes by theft,
the woman mysteriou5ly disappeared
and 10. uues showed t.t.e 20 the prop
erty. Whoever Miss Durkee is, she
was not Miss Williams. She was 0i
DARK complexion, with dark hair and
eyes. while NJ sS Williams was a blonde
One year ago to-day, twenty-five cred
itors of n. II. Holmes met az the Office
of George Is. Chamberln and made a
desperate effort 90 find out VINO aud
where Miss Durkee was It was sup
posed CO that time thai she was 40 ac-
comp. lee OF HJ.mnes snd that property
illegally obtained was being transferred
into ber name, ana tbe creditors wished
t0 reach TO- Suddenly Kate Durkee
dropped quietly aOd entirely from sight,
aud Ike the William sisters, has left no
trace behind.
"I believe she was murdered, said
Mr.. ClaUber.in, 10 speaking Of the
matter to-day. 81 believe also that
both Oh Jhs Williams systers were mur-
dersd, aad I maze tliS statement 90
the strength, uot of polished reports,
but what I know personally Of the mat
ter"
Mr.. Chsmber'in, who is proprietor Of
the Lafayette Mercantile Agency, began
bis Investigation Of Holmes a year ago
last September.
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john W. COZ Interv.e,

WAsU-NGTON, ID. C., N1yeu el.-
John IS GoH. the prosecuting -, ,ssI
OF the Le10w Iuvastgaung Comnitree
who is Ca Washingtou for few days. ir
an Interview SAYS The New York oo.ic,
force in its DaImy days of sxtor.ioa wa.
g worse menace 90 the people OF n
YORK thau are she police Of s
Petersburg 90 thR people Of that ci
he thinks It's power has been broke
and that eorruptPn viii be uprOotsd
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SIZE IS REPENTANT NOW.
Gertrude Sees Her husbands True Char
aoter and Wants "A Divorce

DENVER, Col, November 21-Clar-
ence w. Clark, the adventurer from
New York, who Induced Gertrude
Hutchius TO marry him after two days
acquaintance, was to-day sentenced TO
jail for sixty days for petty larceny and
bound over to the District Court In $3.50
for perjury 10 procuring a marriage IT.
ceuse. Gertrude is repentant and
wants divorce.
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kpse0 70 ~ kfgls'fr.
CHARLEsrOy. ". VA. November IL
The friends % John Seale, Of this citg.
are pushing him Tor The clerkshlp Of The
state senate. Mr. Nesis was formerly
city editor o. the Daily star Tribune.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-22

A. c. Bucksnbergsr and Al DE Roy
yesterday completed arrangemsnis ~
which a picked team Of Plttsoofg's best
players will 20 % Wheeling on Toanks-
giving Day aud play the crack Rngbf
team 90 that date. Commercial GdzcttS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-22

Is q pure, sweet breath This cesioera-
tun IS one o. the results Of using 500
DON'T, which rot only iuvigorates add
preserves the tech. but readsrs the mouth
As fragrant as . cke.
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MI.. .,.r.n.on,. peath Probabls.

AsHEvGLLE, y. c.. November 2L-Miss
Mary L. Stevenson, daughter Of the Vice
President is no better to-day Hope Of
her ultimate recovery has been about
given up.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-22

The WAY 20 reach catarrh is through
The blood. Hoods Sa-saparilla, BY pa
rlfyinz ths blood, removes tie cause Of
the disease and permanently cures ca
tGrrh. Take Only HOOd'A
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-22

PAN tnzLPu.A. November 2l.-T0-day
many theories were knocked lu the head
President Fouse. OF the Fidelity Life ln-
suraucc Assoc. alton, said that a Mr. Ryan.
of Oh clEu. called Ou him and said that he
saw Is r. pir1l less than two weeks ago.
Nr. Ryan has known Pitzel many years.
RYAN did not know Pitzel was supposed 70
be dead and the Two repaired 90 near Oy
saloon and drank together. Il Is believed
that 3. h. Pitze. viii be produced within
81 few laVs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-22

NEW YORK, November 2l.-Howard
Gould sailed for SOutham pton to-day on
the American line steamship New York
TO be gone four months. He says the
Herreshoffs, viii begin work on his new
yacht next week, aud that when finish
ed the craft will be shipped to the other
side on the deck OF steamship.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-22

HOOPS Pills act easily, Jet prompt.
~ and effectively, On the liver aEd
boweia 25e.
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ro Collnet ne,eans In coz

WASHINGTON, November 2lt-It is
expected that bill will be intrbdueed
10 Congress 70 provide that a part Of
sNhe revenaA of Ihs GsVsTpmsn shall
I % paid in
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W.sHrxGTox. d. G.. November 2l.--fZ
West VIr1inia and Western Pennsyivaf'
Fair; south winds
For Ohio: Fair, warner In ext1
pof.hern portion; winds shifting %
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-22
AMERICAN PRODUCTS.
Evidence MultipiieS That Germany is
Shutting Them Out.
IT MAY CALL FOR RETALIATION

On tho Part Of the United States
The Efforts to Discredit and
Render Improbable American
PrOlucts-China Must Act Tor
Herself-The Earthquakes in
Italy-Franch Executed.
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ANOTHER MURDER

Charged UP Against r. g. H3lnass, the Insurance
Sv-5g-Ess D1-kss aas Nysisriols.y
Disappeared, end Holmes Shortly AFTER She
Vas Missed Cans 20 ,ls From: With tie Iias
90 Fer Properly.
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The OHIO Iron Company, at Zanesville
VIII Resume with Full Force

ZANEsvILLE, o., November 21.-The
directors of the Ohio Iron Company
decided 20 make extensive repairs 20
mills and resume operations with full
force. The mill has been idle for four
years, when the men went out because
the operators refused 10 sign the anal
Eamatei scale Employment will be
given 90 GOO or 700 bauds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-22

SYRACUSE, n. Y, November 21.-
Union defeated Syracuse today by a
score of 20 to 10 in a well played game.
This gives Union the pennant IN the
New York State intercollegiate Foot
Ball Association race without having
lost game.
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WHEELING, w. VA THURSDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 90 1894

nard was tried a: full back with good
results. Score: Princeton, IS; Orange, 1.
INInN GETS TIE PENNANT.
The herald., 1894-08-01
ELEVEN TIMES MARRIED.
EXPERIENCES MATRIMONIAL OF
AN INDIAN WOMAN.
She IL but a. Years Old, Married
Eleven Times Can Now
Play tho Gig,
4-11-44.

VALPARAISO. Ind, July 31.-A woman
who was until recently Mrs. DR.. Spsn-
Ger of Bourbon has just been joined in
wedlock to her eleventh husband, and,
as the bride of today is but A years OF
age, time may record many more mstri-
monial alliances. Her career is bound
to be ono OF the most remarkable on
record. She was bride when girl of
Is. Ten years afterward she was di-
vorced. She was also separated from
her aecond and third uebands. Tho
fourth was pardoned convict from the
Joliet penitentiary. Death ended this
union and the season of mourning was
qAl sqlaFasa BIZ to @ choice ot t5aIan sh end 3
suitors. She was divorced from her
seventh husband.
Her eighth husband had q tragic end
ing, and at the age of SO she was mar
ried to H. G. Brown, with whom she
lived two years. To this union the first
child was born. Brown disappeared
and the next alliance, with DR.. Spencer,
was terminated by his sudden death.
The courts OF the state fail to record a
parallel with Mrs. Spencer's matrimo-
nial life.
The herald., 1894-08-01
INDIAN AUTHORIZATION.
Tho Conferoes Have Come to = DeadIock
On Important Itsms.

Tho Conferces Have Come to Dead ock
on Important Itsms.
WASHINGTON, July 31.-The conferees
on the Indian appropriation bill have
come to deadlock over some of the
most Important items inserted by the
senate. Although 120 amendments
were made by the senate, an agreement
was reached upon all but "a of them.
the senate receding in seven cases from
items, while the house conierees accept.
ed the remainder.
The principal disagreement was over
the amendment to ratify the agreement
made with the Yankton Sioux Indians of
South Dakota.
Changes were made in the house plans
for opening the lands OF the Slletz reser.
vation in Oregon, to which the house
conferees would not agree. Tie senate
also struck out the provision that sec
tions 16 and 36 OF the lands should be
ceded to the state for the support of the
common schools.
The house would not agree to the in.
serton OF agreements for the acquisition
of the lands of the Nez Perces Indians
of Idaho end the Yuma Indians of Cali
fornis and the senate would not recsde.
The other points of disagreement we're
senate amendments making an appro-
priation to survey the lands OF the five
civilized tribes in the Indian territorv
and raising from sl00.0 900 to Sill. 1000 for
the appropriation for the Indian school
at Carlisle, Pa.
The herald., 1894-08-01

Tsin. II the report 10 true, oi which
there is little doubt. it means an end
has been put to China's fighting upon
the seas. The Ohan Yuen must have
started from Takau after leaving the
Chinese transports there.
The two Chinese cruisers supposed to
have been captured or destroyed during
tho engagement, which ended 90 fatally
for the Chan Yuen, are the Chin Yusn
and the Foo Ching. Ike Chin Yuen
was q protected cruiser built at Ems-
wick. England. She had . displace-
ment Of 23OO tons.
Her armament consisted of three IA.
inch Krupps and two 6-inch Armstrongs,
protected by splinter proof shields; g.
FOUNDER rspid-6ring Hotchkiss guns, 8
Gatling and four torpedo tubes.
The Foo Ching was also IN English-
built protected cruiser. very much sim.
liar to the Chin Yuen. She had dis
placement Of $500 tons. was built Of
steel in 1890. and carried 10 euns Of
The herald., 1894-08-01

ton, D. O., is on her way to the city to
act ss the superintendent Of the homo.
Mrs. Jenkins of Denver has consented
to take charge Of the nursing depart
ment. A training school for the proba-
tionists will be carried on in connection
with the work. The Deaconess course
requires two years. at the end OF which
time the young women will be examined
by board OF nine ministers, appointed
by the state conference. The costume
that will be adopted by the deaconesses
consists of a plain black dress, tied
under the chin with bow OF wide
white swiss.
Mrs. Wheeler, it is said, intends to
join the order as soon ~ the home is es-
tablished.
The herald., 1894-08-01
JAPAN AND CH|NAARE At II
Japanese Score the First
Knockdown.
Battleship Sunk Two Chinese
Cruisers Captured.
Very Few Of the Chinese Crew
Escaped.
Chimes sss Fighting Abilities Lssssnsa
Our State Department Receives ne
omcial word From Ministers.
Ordered to Report.
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press,
SHANGHAI. July 3l.-News has Just
reached here of = desperate battle be-
tween the fleets Of China and Japan. in
which the Chinese were defeated and
the Chen Yuen, the largest bsttleship
but one in the Chiness service, wsa
sunk, and two other large Chinese ysa-
sells, said to bs first-class cruisers. cap
tured or destroyed. The battle was
hotly contested. butthe Japanese appear
to have handled their gunships and tor
pedoes with more skill than the Chinese
The Chinese feet engaged carried nearly
1000 men, and large number are re-
ported killed or drowned.
Later dispatches say few. il any. Chi
nese engaged in the battle escaped. Two
German officers. in command CT the
Chen Yuen, are reported to have met
death with the crew.
The news Of the battle was received
here by private telegrams from Tisn
The herald., 1894-08-01
A NEW HONE.

Ordor OF Deaconessss to EstAblish =
Home in San Franc cisco.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 3l.-A deaconess'
home is to be established in this city.
which will be the only one OF its kind in
California. Mrs. Kate G. Wheeler has
decided the house and plot at 1905 Castro
street to the Methodist conferences, with
the understanding that 1t is to be used
for that purpose.
Mrs. Wheeler has long been in sym.
pathy with the desconess movement in
Germany, England and the east, and
has made = systematic study of the vari-
ous methods employed in the different
cities. Feeling that the dsaconess work
would never take we'll regulated start
ON the Pacific coast or succeed without
central headquarters, she donated her
homo for the purpose.
The place is being put in order, and it
is expected it will be formally opened
the second week in August.
Mrs. Ida Benson, graduate OF the
Deaconness Training school in Washing
The herald., 1894-08-01
THE MINNEAPOLIS.
Trial Trip Proves = Buccess-Builde ers
Entitled to Credit.

Trial Trip Proves = buccess-Builde ers
Entitled to Credit.
WASHINGTON, July 3l.-The report of
the trial board of the recent trial trip of
the Minneapolis WAS completed and
submitted today to Secretary Herbert
by Commodore Beknap. According to
the report the preliminary run from
Philadelphia to Boston was made by the
Minneapolis in II hours. In starting
on her trial trip the vessels displsce.
ment was 7475 tons. The speed at
tanned. after making tidal corrections.
was 90 O73 knots per hour. The per.
formance OF the machinery was highly
satisfactory. The boilers performed
we'll under forced draught and showed
no evidence of printing.
The collective indicated horsepower of
the main enginesaduring the trial run
was 20, 1855; that OF all the machinery in
use was 20,Sl2 The ship is believed to
be staunch, seaworthy and handy in an
eminent degree, and the great speed
attained, with the fact that the tremen-
dous strain resulted in no breskag or
mishap, the report says, reflects the
highest credit on the designers and
builders.
The herald., 1894-08-01

house bill to provide uniform system
Of bankruptcy.
Mr.. George gave notice OF his inten-
ton to call the latter up for considers
ton next Monday.
The report OF the conference commit
tee on the Indian appropriation bill was
adopted.
Agreement was had ON some OF the
senate amendments and Disagreement to
on others. and the bill was sent back to
conference.
At 8 40 the senate adjourned.
The herald., 1894-08-01
Invited to Strike.

CA1cAao, July 31.-The wages OF the
mon employed in the ham department of
Armour's packing house were reduced
Is cents per day today. They asked for
q return to the old wages, which was re-
fused. and they were told that they
might strike If they wanted to. 1t is
not believed that they will do go.
A number Of strikers formerly en-
ployed in the service OF tho Grand
Trunk road applied for work today,
which the officials OF the road refused to
give them.
The herald., 1894-08-01
Short senate ssssioo,

WASHINGTON. July 3l.-The only feat
ure in the senate proceedings TODAY was
ernment printing Office, which came up
during the consideration Of the sundry
civil bill.
The general deficiency appropriation
bill wac reported to the senate sn6
placed on the calendar, as was also the
The herald., 1894-08-01
Hous. Proossding. Brief,

WASHINGTON, July 3l.-The session OF
the house today was brief. Much OF the
time was spent in the discussion OF the
senate amendment to the agricultural
Dill appropriating $l.000,o0O for the
destruction OF the Russian thistle in the
northwest. The house instructed the
conferses to further insist on disagree
ment to this amendment,
The herald., 1894-08-01
Oash Trea.urx B.l.no.s.

WASHINGTON, July 31.-The cash bal
ance in the treasury at the close OF busi-
ness TO-DAY was $l25.5l9.993, OF which
$55 300. 1853 was gold reserve. No with
drswsls OF gold were today announced
from New York.
The herald., 1894-08-01

If unable to visit the beach use Turks
sland sea salt. the best substitute for a
sea bath at home. Two and half pound
package for 10 cents. Off & Vaughu's
drug store. Fourth and Spring.
The herald., 1894-08-01
Declared FIctltIoua.

WASHINGTON, July 31.-Ssnator Gam
den was before the senate sugar trust in
vestigation committee today. He was
shown the photograph OF the order for
sugar stock alleged to have been given
by him, and pronounced it fictitious, de.
claring that he had never given such An
order.
The herald., 1894-08-01
voorh.es and vest B.tter.

WASHINGTON, July Ex-senator Vcor-
hees is better today, having reeted we'll
last night.
Mr.. Vast, who 10 suffering from an
attack of erysipelas, was at the meet
ing Of conferscs today.
The herald., 1894-08-01

Tooth brushes. A complete line, and
we sell them at 10, Is, 20, %, So, 40 and
80 cts., and guarantee every brush. Lit
tlebcy's pharmacy, 81 s. Spring at.
The herald., 1894-08-01
Ii Huna Chang, the Bismarck Of Chino.
about the same calibre % those carried
by the Chin Yuen.
CHINESE REFUSE coMMuNIcAT1oN.

CHINESE REFUSE COMMUNICATION.
New York. July 81. - The central
cable Office Of the Westera Union Tele-
graph company has received advicss
from Hong Kong and Shanghai that the
Chinese telegraph companies will not
accept any telegraphic messages re-
specting the war between China and
japan. The Chinese land lines north OF
Shanghai are interrupted, cutting OF
Tien-Tsin and Peking.
CHINESE VICTORIOUS ON LAND.
SHANGHAI. July Silt IL reported to-
day that the Japanese forces attacked
the Chinese possession It Yashan o.
Friday and Saturday last. The Jspan.
The herald., 1894-08-01
Cholera Kavaxes GeIic,.,

VIENNA, July Fifty-eight new
cases OF cholera and 70 deaths from the
disease we're reported in Galicia on July
2Sth and 10th.
The herald., 1894-08-01

Insect Powder Guns. ....... Sc
Crumb Pans and Scrapers. 200
whisk Brooms & Holders. Csc
Coffee and Tea Canisters. .15o
The Delta independent., 1894-02-21
NEWS FROM EUROPE.

UKAsE No. 227 makes $50. 600 more
Russian soldiers.
OAKLEY HALL. in Essex, property
of COO acres IN good order. valued forty
years ago at c2s, 900. has been bid off
for Es,eJo.
THE diocesan conference of Truro
concludes that great harm has been
done To the cause of purity by the re-
ccption OF XoIa In London.
THE question whether n female
claiming TO DC a lady" was l'bcl,cd by
being called a woman" was decided
by n British judge and jury in the neg
ativc.
FRor. kLEBs, of Carlsruhc, who has
modified uivantageously Prof koch's
tnbcr :ulin for consumption. says that
he has discovered n sure cure for diph-
liberia. Ec has been successful in thir-
teen distinct cases.
THE Paris exposition OF 1900 will be
In q more central site even than the
last one. II will extend from the
TrocaGero to the Tuilcrics Garden. so
that visitors will not be taken SO far
from the shops and restaurants.
The Delta independent., 1894-02-21
PEOPLE OF ALL SORTS.

GEEoSIMo, the old Apache, who made
go much trouble n few years ago, is
now n peaceful prisoner at an army
post Near Mobile. Ala.
hEs MAGY CEospY. n poor scnmstrcss
living n; Springfield. Ill, has won n
suit which entities her to land in North
Carolina worth $500
SA.UEL and Simms Gnmmcl. of
Hickory Flats, Simpson county. Ky,
are probably the largest twin brothers
in the United states. Their combined
weight is 5l2 pounds.
RoREEr NunUR. who died recently
at Preston, X. y, though only sixty
three years old. had probably been
continuously paupcr longer than
anyone else in New iork-siXty-onc
years.
1N0AR OLSEN, who was given medal
for his great bravery at the time of the
crib disaster at Milwaukee, will soon
be appointed keeper of the Milwaukee
life saving citation. The salary is 5000
per year.
JosE FRANCISCO CoRrEs, who died re-
Gently In Morelin, McNica, is believed
in that town to have been one hundred
and nincty-thrcc years old, and they
point to an entry in the local court
register to prove It.