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=, COMPANY AssOCIATION.-rnr

~ COMPANY ASSOCIATION.-ThE
L. members of this Association viii
meet on WEDNESDAY. May 81. iS.,4.
at ! o'clock Z. NJ, at the Ct. Claire Hotel.
Ninth aud Grace streets. All members
OF the Company. or members Of Twenty
frat Virginia Regiment or Second Bril-
gade, are invited TO meet with us. TO
take part in the unveing ceremonies.
by order Charles r. Skinker presi-
dent. II. A. BROCK
my29-2t Secretary
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II you can't, and want to have work
done in frst-class manner, send your
orders to The Times Office.
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CHARLESTON

CHARLESTON, S. c. May 2s.-fur-
Rosin steady; good strained Si'"' re-
ceipts, 42S barrels.
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The Commercial Hotel, European plan,
012 east Main and Oh Bank streets, is
the place TO make your headquarters
during the unwilling ceremonies.
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Myers Dry-Goods Store will close on
Wednesday, Unwilling Day, at o'clock.
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Stop That, Stop That!t

terrible cough with DIR. David's Cough
Syrup of Pine Tar. Horehound, and Wnd
Cherry.
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Richmond. Va, May Il. 1894.

To John w. Borjes. ESQ:
Please take notice that / shall on
Thursday, the 2lst day Of June, 1894,
between the hours Of 10 A. Nj. and O
O'clock p. NJ. OF that day. at the office
Of II. l.. Watson. No 1903 Bank street.
i'm the city Of Richmond. Va, proceed 20
take the dispositions of ". A. Pierce and
others, to be read as evidence on my
behalf in a certain suit in chancery de-
pending in the Chancery Court OF the
citv of Richmond, wherein ! am plain
tiff and You are defendant. and n from
anv cause the taking Of said depositions
he not commenced on that day, or II
commenced they be not concluded, the
taking Of the same Will be adjourned
and continued from day 10 day and
from time 10 time until they shall have
been concluded. ANNE c. BORJES.
myf5-tu4y by Counsel.
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Visitors in the city during the unveil-
ing ceremonies should call at the Com
mercial Hotel Restaurant for their meals.
9l2 east Main and OIL Bank streets.
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Would you possess a treasure? Then
secure a Perfect Keeper Refrigerator
Of SYDNOR d HUNDLEY,
Leaders In Furniture.
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PORT OF WEST POINT, May 2s, 1894.
SAILED.
DEATHS.

SILVER Sunday evening, May
9th. at I o'clock. ADA. infant daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Silver; aged four
months.
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OF course you are going 10 the concert
also TO the Richmond Music COMPANY
east Broad street, whenever you want
a piano, organ or anything in the music
line. They keep the celebrated chase
Bros Piano, Chicago CottaSe ana hstey
Organs, Bruno Guitars ana ManuoiinS'
Stewart & Dobson BanJos' sheet Music
&C
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Best Groceries cut to unwilling prices
al Vashon a. Roses, Sixth and Clay SITS.
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for regulars; receipts, 1.s2i casks; sales,

I,1JD caSlcs. : . -
Rosin market firm and unchanged; re-
ceipts. 1880 barrels; sales. 800 barrels.
Quote-A. Is, c, and ID, Si.0j; T.. sL10;
F, SIPS; G., s1i0; II, Sl.7O: /, sl.~; X,
s2.25; NJ. So 40; n, s2.70; window glass,
S2S5: water white 10.
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MYERS Dry-Goods Store will close on
Wednesday. Unwilling Day, at o'clock.
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- ICHMOND THEATRE.
III MAY BOTH,
NIGHT or THE UNWILLING,
POLK MILLER,
assisted by
POLK MILLER COMBINATION,
WALKER LIGHT GUARD,
"OLD GUARD" r. r.. LEE CAMP, G. ",
in Negro Sketches, Banj0 Pickn', jig
Dancin'. Plantation Melodies, Old Time
SONGS ana Chorus. and general revival
OF the Good Old Times" The Old Guard
will appear in the same uniform worn
while In actual service.
General admission. p and SOC.
Reserved seats, 20 and Toe.
Box-ofiice open Monday.
my2J-sa, su, tn, Welt
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Ashland Parh,

Myers Dry-Goods Store will close on
Wednesday, Unwilling Day, at | O'Clock.
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Hoods Pills are purely vegetable. care
fully prepared from the best ingredients.
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I'LL NiINGTON.

WILMINGTON, y. c.. May @o'-nosin-
Strained, SIC; good straiSeo' '0'
Turpentine. pc.
Tar firm at s1.2o. hard G, M. soft
Sf.70; virgin, SID.
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CHICKENS AND EGGS.
AND HOW TO GET THEM.

IT Apng GRFArLY TO THE
FOWLS LAYING. and | have
mover seen q case OF GApes
In young chickens when it
Was used. Now | would
a. soon do without salt IN
my foot as to undertake
To raise fowls without
Poik Miiier'S Chicken
FOOD.
WILLIS w. HoBsoe,
Powhatan county, Va.
Wa buy Ii by the dozen
boxes. aud when my wife
has a sick fowl Of any
kind "we make for these
Powders. and that j. tho
last oft" IL Is an infal-
Hole remedy with US
WI. A. WuLRoY,
King William county. Va.
Ihave used one boz, and
found Il very beneficial to
Young fowls. Have not
lost any WITH Gapos since
/ commenced It's uss.
Mss NELLIE DId0s,
Mathews q H., Va.
IL isasure preventive OF
Gapes. and We consider il
indispensable Ia our flu
ture efforts at poultry
aising."
Mrs. l.. II. GRAYBILL,
| Arch Will.
Botstourt county. Va.
IL stopped cholera on.
tiroly among my fowls.
MRs. j. X. II NsAH.
Pamplin's. Va
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aAyANNAH.

rs SAr AN onened and closed firm at zsc.
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Anne c. Borjes who sues by Frank
Pierce, her father and next friend,
ptofDttff
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LEGAL NOTICES.

-----------"------------
yTIRGINIA.-IN THE CHANCERY
' COURT OF THE CITY OF RICH
MOND. THE 12TH DAY OF MAY, 1891.
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Try the H-cent Dinners served at the
popular Restaurant of the Commercial
Hatal oi2 east Main and oil Bank stree ts,
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For quality and low prices we cannot
be beat, Vashon & Rose, 9th and Clay SITS.
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The best mutual insurance policy against
attacks of sickness is to be found In
taking Hoods Sarsaparila. II you are
weak IL will make you strong.
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7 library OF THE

7 library OF THE
VIRGINIA HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
No. T07 east Franklin street.
formerly the residence Of Gen. II. b. Lee
open for the use of members and their
guests, under the rules. daily
except Sunday,
From Q A. NJ. to 1890 +. NJ.
Visitors to the city are invited to caii.
mhl4-f
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Crutcbes. Trnss~s. and Braccs.
Ali styles and prices at 4t
OWENS & Minor DRUG co.'s.
Richmond. Va
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rho REGULAR monthly meeting of the
,,,lhh S indian Association will be held
a. the Young Mems Christian Associa'ion
Darlors to-day at noon.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MARINE 1N1EDL1GENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC. May %, 1891.
sun rlscs..s... .'o
sun 49, -
Moon rises. 90 J. NJ
Days length. Observation-Disclosures. lfn.-Sm.
HIGH TIDE.
Morning ...........'.'..'.'.'' 90,
Evening Observation-Disclosures. IL -
------------------------
PORT OF WEST POINT, May 2S, 1894.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Danyille, Murphy, Baltimore,
passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Fairfax. March, Baltimore,
passengers and general cargo.
Steamship City Of Columbia, Jenney,
New York, passengers and general cargo.
Schooner Freddie Hencken, Henning-
son, New York, 10 load wood.
SAILED.
Steamship Danville, Murphy. Baltimore,
passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Fairfax. March, Boston via
Norfolk, passengers and general cargo.
Steamship City Of Columbia, Jenney,
New York via Newport News and Nor
folk. passengers and general cargo.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC. May %. 1871.
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c. II. COSTER.

c. II. COSTER,
G.. SHERMAN,
ANTHONY J. THOMAS.
ny27tje2s Committee.
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n1y27tje2s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-13

Kcliy's Division of the CoSey Arm
Steals II Long Ride.

Keliy's Division of tho Corey Army
Steals Long Ride.
EVANSTON, WYo., April l2.-At mid.
night Inst night General kelly's army
Of the Commonweal which had On.
camped on the plains Of Utah, eight
miles out OF Ogden, quickly broke camp
and captured Union Pacific freight
train made up Of box cars cnrou,o to
the mines. General Kelly at once as.
aumed command OF tho train full OF
footsore and weary crusaders. The en-
gineer and fireman obeyed orders as
issued by the commandant, as the had
Instructions to do from Superintendent
Bancroft, Of the Mountain division,
should one OF tue trains in his division
be captured by tho industrial legion.
The capture was totally unexpected.
Several OF the most trusted OF Kelly's
lieutenants took places In the cab Of the
engine, fearful Of treachcry on the part
OF the engineer and fireman.
The army ought to reach Cheyenne
tomorrow night, barring mishaps and
the aide.trackins OF tho train, which
will undoubtedly be attempted on the
part OF tho railroad.
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LONDON, April 12.-"WilIio" Wilde,
formerly tho husband OF Mrs. Frank
1osllc, was married few days ago to
Miss Sophia Lees by special license in
this city. Tho bride IL tho graud-
daughter OF Mr.. Thomas ordc Lees, Of
Merrion, near Dublin.
Mr.. Wilde claims that prior TO his
marriage ho consulted high legal
authorities in America in regard to his
right to marry again, and that Fl nally he
obtained the authority OF the chief reg
istrar OF Somerset House regarding his
position. In an interview tonight Mr..
vi ilde said that fortunately he did not
take out citizenship papers during, hia
residence In New York. Ic added:
"rhc American courts have no juriSdic-
ton over me. | allowed the action
brought against mo by Mrs. Los
lie to 60 by default. The New York
courts enid Iwould not be allowed to
marry again, but Pm advised that this
decision ia not binding. Possibly I
might have trouble il l won't back to
New York state, but nowhere else in
America. l huve no present intention
Of going to tho United States. No,
Mrs. Leslie knows nothing about
my marriage. She Is still in fro.
quent communication with my mother,
Lady Wilde. do not desire to say
anything against Mrs. Leslie; simply,
we did not got on together, l saw her
on business when she was laat in Lon
don. Our interview was friendly, but
We have not corresponded with each
other. She wished to condemn me to a
life OF immoral celebacy as punish
ment for my deeds in America.
My marriage, which was solemn
izcd on January II, was kept
secret for family reasons. Only my
family, tho family OF my wife and q
few intimate friends were cognizant Of
the event."
Then reverting to his past tics, Mr..
Wilde said:
"While I deplore the fact Of divorce,
Pm perfectly confident that have donc
the right thing in remarrying."
Mr.. Wilde concluded by saying: "As
for tho rumor that Mss. Leslie stated
when she was in London that ahe is
still my wife-well, am glad that that
question has been logically and legally
disposed Of"
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BRIEFS FROM THE WIRE.

In the German Reichstng the COM
mercial treaty with Uruguay was read,
for tho third time without debate.
Adviccs have reached Buenos Ayres
showing that the forces OF President
Pc!xoto have recaptured Paranagua from
the insurgents.
Tho Eve weeks drouth in England,
Germany, France. Austria and Polpnd
ia causing much uneasincss to farmers
IN those countries.
Senator Mcmillan will introduce an
amendment to tho tariff bill, changing
the duty on cigars from s. per pound
and 25 per. cent, to 81 80 and % per cent
advalorem.
Near Co!lisburg, Texas, Frank Crows,
farm hand, shot and mortally wouni.
ed his employer, Thomas Murrell. with
out warning Mrs. Morsell rushed 10
her husbands assistance and Crewscut
her throat, killing her instantly.
Tho Washington express on the New
dHyen railroad ran into freight train
at Pos: Chester while running at q high
rate OF speed. Three OF the freight cara
were burned. :. Conductor ST. Clair and
Brakeman Kennedy, ofthe freight train,
were injured.
Arthur Zimmerman'a manager who
arrived from Europe Yesterday, SAYS
that the terms Of his contrac. for
his professional tour are Sl50 for each
event and the prize money he may win.
At each race meet he will receive 80 per
cent Of the gate receipts.
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THE STORM AT SEA,
Big Steamships Have II Rough Tlme-Tl
Gale Making Eastward.

Dig Steamships Iiavo II Rough Tlme-The
Gale Making Eastward.
New YoRk, April l2.-The heavy
northeast gale which has prevailed all
along the coast for thirty.sIx hours,
moderated somewhat this morning al
though q fresh northeast breeze still
blew and heavy sea was running out.
side. The White Star liner Majestic
aud the Croft from Dundee, report a
fearful soa on. They were Obliged to
lay to outside tho light ship all night,
not daring to run up 10 the bar. Cap.
tain Robinson. OF tho steamer Croft,
states that he was on the bridge con.
tiruously for twenty-four hours. For.
tunately his ship received no damage.
The Ward liner Vigilancia from la.
yana, encountered oxtremo weather.
The hurricane struck her early yes.
to-day morning of Barnegat and blew
with terrific fury. Enormous seas
broke over her bows, washing her decks
fore and aft. Her s.arboard forecastle
was washed away. -
"a THE Storm" said Weather Forecas,er
Duqn to-day, "haa gone out to sea and
Is travelling eastward directly in the
line of the ocean steamship routes" T."
One and two ,eu.hs inche, is the
total fall OF rain, cleo. and snow here
during tho storm.
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BROOKLYN, who lives hcrc, and Captain
James Hutchinson. OF tho yacht. Jones
1nlet, the outlet from tho bay, has been
tho ,ccne OF many wrecks. Searching
pRrtios have not boon Rblo to find any
trace Of tho boat or mon.
Daniel D'Emott, superintendent OF
tho saw mills ~ Rockville Confer, Long
Island, and HE son, Robert, who sailed
oceanward In tho yacht Joseph before
tho storm began arc missing. I. Is
thought that thoy wero caught outside
by tho gale and that both have been
drowned. .
Three duck hunters started out on
Monday afternoon from Frecport, Long
Island, and have not been hoard from
sincc. It Is beloved that they may
have beon drowned. It Is reported
that largo sloop yacht was sunk in the
storm in the bay near Douslasstown.
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TIE JONES DIVISION

OF the Army Starts from PHILADELPHIA.
-Four aIen Instead OF Fifteen Hundred.
PHiLADELrHIA, Pa, April 49,
Promptly at tho appointed time to-day
Christopher Columbus Jones, the
Philadelphia division marshal OF
Coxey's commonweal army, and three
recruits started on their march to Join
the main body OF the commenweal at
Rockville, Nd, small town about
fifteen miles from Washington. Marshal
Jones came forth from his headquarters
at 1872 Filbert street. followed by about
dozen persons. He paused on tho
pavement few moments and then
shouted: March" |" Tho first person to
mako move was six.footer, bearing q
badly faded United States flag. The
others ialtered moment
The cold drizzling rain had dampen.
ing effect on their ardor and all but two
decided to desert the nrmy. These de-
sertions had no apparent OBJECT on
Christopher Columbus Jones. With q
small tent wrapped in shawl strap in
one hand and map OF the route to be
traversed In the other, tho marshal and
his throc !aithfuls, Secretary T. Mckee,
William Phillips and the big flag bearer.
followed by three or four hundred
hooting men and boys, turned into
Market street and wero soon fairly on
their dreary march. The army will
travel but fvc miles to-day. Their first
stop will be Darby, small town on tho
outskirts OF this city. Marshal Jones
had made great preparations for his
army ut Darby. A large hall, the wor-
Shipping place OF tho Heavenly Re-
cruits," had been engaged for Jones'
prospective 1900 followers, but the
marshal now says his little tent will
afford ample shelter for tho army.
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OPPOSED TO FORECLOSURE.


Tho Commissioners of Railroads on tho
Pacific Railroad liuttcr.
WAslIISGroN, D. c., April 1o.-Gen.
eral Wade Hamilton, the commissioner
OF railroads, has submitted to the house
committee having supervision Of the
matter sundry memoranda on the var.
ious pending bills for a settlement OF
the debt OF the Pacific railroads TO tho
United States. From this memoranda
it appears that the commissioner ia op-
posed to tho foreclosure OF the lien OF
tho roads and the management thereof
by Congress, as proposed by one bill,
but Ia tavorably disposed to tho main.
tenance OF tho sinking iund and the
payment into 1t Of larger proportion
OF net earnings. He says that on tho
maturity OF the debts OF these roads,
three forms OF settlement with the com.
mistees will be presented, from which q
choice must DO made. viz: foreclosure,
second, maintaining the sinking fund,
and require that larger percentage OF
the net earnings bo paid into it, and
third, refund tho debt.
Discussing the question OF foroclos.
ure he says:
"a foreclosure Of the lien, II 10 admit.
ted, will not satisfy tho debt, as salo
OF the subsidized loans under decree OF
court would not realize more than
enough to cancel the amount OF the first
mortgage bonds, in which case the
United States would be required either
to lose tho claim or buy in the lines and
pay of the first mortgage indebtedness.
Railway management by Congress, aside
from being opposed to the settled pol.
icy OF tho government, would no. only
be doubtful bu. q dangerous expert.
mont. 1t could not well be divorced
from politics. associated Us tho latter is
With tho attendant danger OF corsup.
tion Of the civil service. This alterua.
tive. therefore, should bo rejected"
Under the second form OF settlement
he says the sinking fund may be main
tanned and larger proportion OF ne.
earnings required to be paid into 1t, 40
that not only current interest may be
met BY the principal OF tho bonds grad.
ually diminished.
This proposition, he says, he has al.
ready commended for adoption in the
form Of proposed bill which was sub.
mitted to the secretary OF tho interior
for the transmission to the committee.
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IN the SENATE,
Senator Pofier Champions tho Coxoy Army
Ot tho Coiumonweul,


..r oil tho Coiumonwcui.
WARRINGTON, April 12.-Both sdus OF
the chamber showed q good attendance
whom tho senate met to-day. During
tho transaction Of the routine morning
business, Senator Kylc, OF South Da-
kota, introduced joint resolution pro-
posing constitutional amendment rel.
alive to marriage and divorce, which
was. reterred 10 tho committee on
Judiciary.
Mr.. PETER was recognized and doliv.
cred tho third iustallment OF his speech
on tho tariff bill.
Hc announced his purpose OF offering
ut tho proper time q substitute for tho
pending bill bascd on the principle Of
taxing tho articles used by tho rich
while exemptlng those articles Of prime
necessity used by tho poor, whether
manufactured abroad or not.
Ho defended tho Coxey army OF tho
Commonweal. and outlined his plan for
the amelioration OF tho condition OF tho
people. Referring to tho approach of
the army, he exclaimed. In the Ian
guaGe OF Israel Of old: "We arc COM
ing, father Abraham. Tho vanguard is
snow bound, though, l understand"
Laughter.
He referred TO tho entrance into
Washington last Saturday night OF a
band OF forty men, who were immedi.
ately arrested withou. committing any
oacnse.
They had as much right to come
here rs the president OF tho New York
Central Railroad Company or any other
citizen AS Congress was not bound
down to auch restrictions, he continued,
no would insist upon Congress passing
bill obliging the President to provide
employment ior all tho mon aud women
OF tho country. 1t would not bo in tho
way OF building good roads, for he
thought that special province Of the
states. but no would set them to work
at building q straight double track rail-
road from the Atlantic to tho Pacific
and another from tho great lakes to tho
gulf.
He wont on to argue for duty on
wool and for FREQ sugar.
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BISHOP BoNAoua's TRIAL
Begun Mt omaha-A Long List Of Charges
AEhinki Him


Against Him.
OMAHA, NEE, April l2.-Tho trial OF
Bishop Bonacum, which promised
to bo nino days sensation in
Roman Catholic church circlcs, com.
menccd to-day without u witness
being summoned. Tho only thing done
was 10 read tho charges against the
bishop. Tho charges were extensive in
character. including mis.administra.
ton Of Office, tyranny and oppression,
characterization, melting strife, personal
slander, arbitrary use of powor, viola
ton OF tho statutes, misuppropriation
Of church funds, falsehood, speculation
with church funds, perjury and many
others. The complainant rendered the
services OF stenographcr and guaran.
teed secrecy on his part, but tho bishop
would not agrce to it, stating that tho
secretaries would take all minutes
necessary.
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Los ANGELES, GALA, April l2.-M. W.
Gatcheller, ono OF the founders OF tho
Populiss party in this state, and who is
said no have directed the movements Of
several industrial armies which have
left thia state for Washington, died
here this morning OF pneumonia, aged
thirty.nine.
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soMERFIELD, PA, April 12.-Thc Com
monwenl halted hero at noon for lunch.
No provision for feeding tho army was
made by citizens. and the hard tack and
coffee had to be fallen back upon. Short
speeches were made from tho porch OF
the Enslcy hotel by Coxey and Brown.
Tho army campad at Addison tonight,
Coxoy ia in Pittsburgh on business.
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MADRID, April l2.-The government
was questioned to-day in regard to tho
attacks made by q mob in Valencia
upon tho Spanish pilgrims bound for.
Rome. The minister OF the interior rA.
piled that the reports OF tho affair re-
ceived in Madrid were exaggerated.
Ultimately motion condemning the
outrage was adopted.
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LONDON, April 1o-In tho house Of
commons today motion made by John
Morley, for the appointment OF COM
mittee to inquire into tho working OF
tho Irish land act gave risc to consider
able debate. Finally. Mr.. Daliour con-
sentcd to the appointment OF such q
committee provided that the discussion
OF tho land bill introduced yesterday be
suspended in the meantime.
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DEATH BY HIRE,
Tho Burning of tho American Glu-
cose Factory at Buffalo.
UNKNOWN NUMBER Of LIVES LOST.
It May Bo Fifty and It May Be
Smaller Number,
BUT NOT UNTIL A CENSUS is TAKEN

OF tho Surviving Worltmcn VIII the
Exact Loss OF Llfo 10 inowu-Firo.
mon Among tho Victims-scvcral
Fatally Hurt Rcscucd from tho
burning Duiidings-A Million Doll
lars Worth Of Property Destroyed
and Only Half 1nsurcd--Tho In.
monsc Plant Goes Up IN Smoke In
Short Timc-othcr buildings
Burncd.