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| More Particulars Concerning the Train
Robhers-co1n Being Stolen.
Georgetown, Texas, March IS The
three boys arrested night before
last for alleged conspiracy to rob The
International and Great Northern north
bound train Monday night are SIN in
jail The facts in the case ARE about these:
Tacitus G. peyer, Nath Dever Won
Evans and Billie Mayiield formed com
spiracy 10 rob the train
It seems that when the plan was pro-
posed to aiay1ield he went 70 che officers
with u aud they proposed a plan by
which 70 capture the other members Ok
the gang.
Monday the officers with young May
field went to Round Rock and there
boarded The north bound international
and Great Northern trflin. Mayfield WIS
to stop the train at Palm Valley 4 flag
station two niles below Round Rock,
where the other three were posted and
waiting. Mayneld WAS to hold the con-
ducbor while the other boys Went through
the train.
Through some misunderstanding the
conductor and engineer went through
Palm Valley at high rate Of speed and
thus the gang fsiied % make he attempt
and the officers TO arrest them,
The officers saw some men standing on
the platform at PAIN Valley az the train
passed by, but they could not be Identified
BY the officers, who knew them well
The boys are from IS TO Is Years OF age
and have up to this time had good char
aeters, although they were sportive.
Mayheld said IN regard 70 the attempt
on his life that he was sitting IN the
parlor with his sister; that she got up
and went Out and 1T almost the same
time some one called him out and as he
stepped on the gallery some one shot; not
missing his head six inches; that he re-
turned the fire with his pistol and his as
sailnnt fired twice more and ran, ana as
he was leaving the yard Mayiield shot
again.
He says he can not tel who tiid The
SHOOTING on whether the party was white
AIayiield Is about is years old, but does
nor look II. He Is sfnuii in stature. but
piuclsy and game
The boys are wei connected and their.
families are at the head OF society ana
take quite an interest in church matters
I'as Eever Is the young man WHO was
beat over tho head wild. a pistol by Con-
Stable Secrest 4 few days ago The ex-
auining trial VIII take place this week
j II. Fanb5on, president Of the VIII.
Hanson County Farmers institute, has
cflisd o injecting of he members 81 the
Institute for the 2eth instant ~ the
court house. The purpose Of this iusti-
tdte IS 70 exhibit fruits vegetables etc.
and also fise live stock
There IS COMPLAINT 81 good deal of
theft Of corn III and around Bartlett
tl7ss county. Several farmers are com
piaining about missing their corn,
The nl0tracted meeting at the Meth
odist church Is moving along smoothly
and every one seems 20 be warming up
TO the work
William Tillis, a negro who killed I'M
other At Taylor about Christmas time,
sheriff Of this county on writ Of haheas
corpus Tiliis killed the negro IN a coal
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sIU1 Ieeu eansTa1l paliaQ sifr4nnt 49,.
suU9ixvN lbll. ucilirun uMoug fs1 wv
o%c sina& gpuu 9ati QUA 10 s,af,n TX q
ad+si'M aeI3 uita aAiui aui ,as,s3 = t,.'Hl
aitSneil 10 XOp ft hicul INN ,ss,3.,il- y
"a aura sArs eH llrqHsc'l 10 suiltlos a
time parties have due for IL aSss slst
tune and bis men (rouf 81 our s,t,5oss1
4liNt uhH y iplo tNeatg feet drSn All
,bs w, KY ieSt ~ eianeisr sat being on
water mas rin ni So tiat thf, NJ, 49,
dig further. They are making fSnr ,t,,sie.
Jumps eng WY put shen in 20 puinp out
bottom OF the hole. and ihcy Claim tx, rs
punching down IN The sand ana 4, af,,t, ,,.iiR
crow bar they atr'ke a hard ohieei Nml
posed 70 ne an lfpu box. rhfv belieto
thAt they VIII succeed to ipdinr treeti,,,s
and are working hard, and haVp airSasv
spent q Toast 500 10 money aai worK.
one or the. dlggers 81 a candidate inr cin-
stable. and he says that X ha Hnia sha
money ne does not want the 1ffnc ma Ne
opponents are hoplne taas nc wsll nnd tx.
men spent a week digging IN the rivar
bottom near town for buried treasure. ara
hlnaliy ine ewner Of the place lthe fataer
and told theni that they Mould fnofs ;tfs;S
ma money, by digging up she fine iaal
- the Held VITA 4 plcw and hos The
i s,est eoii or made the same sugses-
on Mr. Monkkouse's ram The matte, Mac
been Kept very. quiet, only row persons
knowing TINT the work was golilg Oh.
.Sherin Glover returned Yesterday fr4on,
q trip to Mason county where ~ v9eFf
after y young man named Cbrnents.r. who
was CHARGED with stealing two horses In
this eounty. With the assistance Of The
sheriff OF Mason county CARPENTER was
arrested in Menara c9uysty, and the horses
were also foiind Sheriff Clover brourht
his man back and jailed Sim
weather warm and cloudy threatening
rain. with fair prospects.
Colonel s. II. parden win return to
Austin this eyenlrg his sister, Mes. NJ
a. Brown, who hats been quite M Cor
some time, being some better.
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PAGLIE.
4 Good Gardening Country sIoustonians
Entertained.

Gool Gardening Country lIoustonians
Entertained
Paulie, Texas, March iS.-cgaps recently
planted are coming up finely. ana the
weather. y all that the most fast.dious
farmer could desire II is strange tliat
there IS no more farming and gardening
e THIS vicinity than there Is, Tor the son
IS u ~ inviting ~ can BE- found anYwhere
Ihis community needs a cotton gin aud
press, and 2 road 10 Houston paraiiel
with the Houston EAST and West Texas
railroad which wcui4 ineluae j good
bridge across tho San Japtnto. Sueh 4
road would open M 10 the city HoIne 81
the finest country tributary to 1eustnp
on "Wednesday, thel4tb instant a party
Of foustppians Consisting Of Mrs sam
Il. pixQn and three sons, Masters RAM
dulIlh sam H., Jr,. and StolIdard unciua-
ing emma the nurse for the last. Miss
Ella Kindred, Mr.. Nsili Turner ana Nas-
ter Robert Anderson, came out on me
Il. n. train and had pleasant outing on
the San Jacintu fishing, hunting, etc Col
nnel ". a. Evans diard The whole party
81 his usual hpsntahe ranner Tor they
had the usuni iisherman's luck. The marty
returned on the evening train with many
expressions Of pleasure,
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Iwo GytlIs5Nms.


5gdpeheA fitted BY i Storm sunday
And Aaot laer 7 esterAay. s.
tc0gdaril ( "a 81 Il arch i II
seve,ssag 4 one Ri ssEd fsar6aFh fI4is:
itgs strlsfls hi 9rosnia four miles
from TINS islae@ and afayiesi IA h Iii
tS aud destf letioa.
what u known ~ ne III a. ~ ri.
~ q the HOUSES we're 1aInpialsl. Nj.
shed, but M tses lsii,,. {, Is;
tled n q D1riheaaiafiy eo,lfse. 4,8t
much dh1nage only to fiueas and
fsr until Ii reached fiaA Grimes s,..i.s.,.
pad, eight miles north ii hsre. 4heeaz
fences weresaIl blown away, houses
pfea ami demolished.
Don tirimeE house wis jif@rails,
< y illepes and MI. Grimes rSts5q.si (
ae5 thnt may PROVE f5faI His. fgifei
vas epnltnFa ~ iirf i1eFf yrfti 4 Is
y oiisy few Weeks old Wla ostlte
~ la1uh'fl- The hehy receiTei 4
III so fstf as can he asc&rtasned dEhrf
lla y The Same epnuHnits reeti<ed
ie5i 1it nothing seriaasN
i mofnipE another 1yelnna naHsS,l
3lifs cast 81 here, fiearI9 Il. o.
rack of ms cYeioile nf Dec8blhel.
destroyed.
larpaR Of Young lady. who dad l.s..
q MAS IA one az the iiausea aid
almgat % state Of a5i4
* u the track of The fRorfsll wiiIds
adestrayed e lq
& Haiiip0ef. an old hilhd nngro. ii
n injured lly being stf,srk bY faiilpE
account Of the heavy ran. t.s4f Mn
|fsllins 4 day wlisell hae S,Eevanted
8 e9lntHg - tt1Nn] HHVHfs1t cofntauf ii !
= ne ulfffstipN The yFind Wsts travels
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ssan.s treax. 1,,.ra.,,.

Mrs. Dc Science II auf able toras1y thu
baby around. should think You ought Il
be.
Professor dc Science You forget, ms
dear, tbnt an average man has to oarFy ~
atmospheric pressure OF tons. whilewonl
en- being smaller. 90 not have tocaffy oses
10 Of Y tons, New York Weeklss
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well, .losiar, said Farmer corntossci'e
wife as sheoprned the dourto thr returncd
Office seeker, I'm glad ter SEQ se 2
'pon'tfs he exclaimed deprccatinrly
"Donit use them words Don't say I'm
glad ter see ye Agin IN all yer lifen
But, She persisted. u nm glad ter ace
ye.a
don't make difference, ain heard
nothin but them words since 4 left yc--afi
my TELLER man is ben without er soul,
with er smile on his Hips, an with nockery
Ia his heart That's what MY TELLER man IL. \
"Why--whatis the mattersn
u II tell 70 the story. went ter call on
my congressman Glad ter soc ge, sayshe,
kinder sthrtlcdliite. Come erlong, an iii
interduce yer 10 Senator Snhnso, went
along Glad ter see va, says the senator
scaied'ern the fnst TELLER. q give yer a let,
ter Ter the secketarg, says he He kin fis
tibet place all right fur yc ef he wants teri
Up ! goes ter the secketAry an gives him
my letter. Glad ter nee ye,i says he, look.
In like he was worried ter death. Yo'll
hcv ter wait crwhilu till sea what kin
be done bout this ,pintment 50 ! wnit-
cd an waited, an every time ! called BID
didn't know no more bout il II ne did be.
fore. One night er Teller stopped IN front
Of me "a ! WINS sottin Ia the hutel Office.
Glad Tor ser ye says he reanhin ont his
hand. He went on ter shy that he MIS-
from my county, nm we hnd good time.
nm he showed me the city The mex day
had notbin but two street. car tickets esiei 4
plugged dime.
How did ye Sit home Josiarsi
4 went tcrslhe town rlerk q somebody
tibet tenda ter cases like mine. He was
purity shottspoken. but welcomed mis- 81
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paLIT1cs $50 rIsToLs.

Cameron, Texas, March nNews came
here this evening that IN difficulty at
Buci1holts between y Il. cristweil JUS
tice OF the peace and 8. ". Cummings
postmaster Of that piane, CUMMINGS re-
ceived a severe glJnshGt wound IN the
shoulder though It Is not considered darn
gerous Cristwsll hns been placed Under
a $500 bond Political differences brought
on the hghT II which both sides ex-
changed shots
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f'siAyERs ARRIVE.

w "a pam.
znztial.
|se 0f members 81 the
'sss base ban team reached
sss b the PERSONS Of r'la-
'''; and l3acouragc All the
Z today with the excep
3 wiio VIII not get here
lssls Post Dispatch has the
the young North ST.
ett for Memphis last
Is WI captain and cover
x. We Southern leagne team
slslnE season Tie AIaYnnhis
y sa.lsr tho management OF
~, WAC eausht for the ola
Icons many Years AGO
sahssif Is Il product 81 me iots
WE ~Iere Pei and George
- !. 4 1sonpQr, Rllly Joyce and
/. Z. < 'i,2tis payers secured their
9as baA e1ucaiion lie
4 ' afs Is 5ss liar professional en-
4 n WESTERN league ana then
Hui; ss,s.s From there Patsy went
sArllle ceaat, and for two sha@
y member Of the s;acrainento
u Seliiornia StSte leaene Tie
/. 7 team Of The Pacific North
I a ~ seenred him. and last
IN ssss US Uniform of tie rhat-
,ss,s !. league club. The Mems
sleal signed Flaherty ori Tie
s & VI, q Pal Teb4au and Gus
y. y as9ineton manaFer Who
i. tNaneoga team LAST seq
's.aN wanted President van
- 81, tish ersy a trial with the
Il eyeland mana Eerzcarfain
s ,ssl Flahsrtp iiinsnlf h,if
{, s " ile has too MANY men
y, lsuon r. sidltion b being 4
III y. i ,ii,ilerty can play ia the
( nsnlnd the baf in n
iss 4sllng average has been
~ 81 past threa seasons.
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FFUB ATHLETICS.
/ {, eoxrNe MATCHES
| ssrwSorK


|! ~ IA For the fret time
y, s ~ boxing and wres5
n '.S,e o. The ANA teur
N nsS ,,o tinted states takes
's' ,' X "a, and Madison square
allea 10 the roof win
Il ii INC famous athletes
4 4 s,a,es. Tomorr,w night
VS. ,sKes place. The finals
e's ,.,,o standpoint this viii
Generated meeting ever
~ snspices OF the AMATEUR
Ise recent wholesale
a \, M so-cailed amateur box
4 I Metropolitan association w'll
s.town men this year a
5,,y % win championship
s X order 70 encourage The
ID sections Of tne country
,s.m entries and compete the
:, ! meeting held recently de-
|*...,ot each one Of the com
/, Weighs in ana completes 2
, y, clubs have been TAX
$3.50 fl this meeting. Pitts
L I M now enjoying . boom
SsTInr and wrestling, VIII be
n III Mr.. Keen Fitzpatrick,
Il IVA Athletic association, De-
Ky herc with a wrestler
n .,s,y show The Eastern men
4 ,s w .iohn @. Spoerl Of WI
+ y ~ ssssrs 4 team in the box
a ssf y H,hs amateur boxing ring
Fl -s, from Baltimore, Charles
w, u Nv Neptune Boat club.
4 AZ s,las tsehrlng In the light
4 fnshlp 'rhis Baltimore
4 XXX fepalstI0n, IN fact, 50
Il n fhcnght 70 be. that
4 Ssssdeas TINT after the
x. x will lie matched against
= i NE clubs IN and about
II s,is mat Is, the clubs which
y ,sSrie with the professional
& .s.s; promise the Amateur
7 leE sllpDort, and enough en-
a ,'.. rseAlvnd To well repre-
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FlaHTTNc srn.pp al,

Ars Aareh IS rhe city
sH1'loritlss at Hot Springs
% Manager Needham
ia /. sfaser fhat no prize lights
II H ~ matches have Been
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Among the arrivals at tlle Afidwintef
Fair San HTauciseo Is Baron Nechtrltz,
OF BERTH. chamberlain Of the German ems
peror-
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e OLE ANE,Nna

g ii6rIs' lep ? sup
sss's' s NaTe'. lI..-ror ssyeraI
= 3 NJ SssA s' a'ss,as q
III ,',, s.alf above town al
!. llslsa ~ z, Tbs Post cor,
! pan IN ne work. .s,'A r
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Mr. Floorpacer--A woman has iusv iaInI.
ed ne the bargain counter.
Manager What Riied herr
Mr., rloorpacer he found just tho exnci
size Of something she wanted. Brooklyn
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: FREss ExctJIssIl7cIlN

"a p7-1l,5I-
. f.sss s.aisy Arranged BY Sec
Robinson.
4 ttS4s March Il f-oia,,si r.
i sr.s 'sN'ssihe ana Nash
+sioaz old fr,enas g Y,
Il6,s .'' z pressing much sur
the oSiees XII
~ Was q eohss' p ,ol2nel
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MARSHALL INSTITUTE
Tho Teachers 10 Annual session
6IOnndsVllls this Week.

Tho Teachers 10 Annual Session ut
SIonndsrillS this Week.
The Marshall County Teachers Inst.
tute began three weeks session IN the
court house al Moundsvllle yesterday.
Pifty.two ladies aad iorty.tour gentle
mon wurc enrolled. Tho meeting waS
called to orde, by County superintend.
ont sivsrs Who after few remarke.
introduced Ptoi. ]. b Mohler. Of CALI
polls, Ohio. one Of tho instructors. who
gavo 0 practical talk on teaching. ho
will give instruction on tho branches OF
reading. psychology. language, theory
and practice.
Messrs. samuel franklin and L NJ.
Crow werc appointed onrollmcnt clerks,
and iorty-AVe cents was mado tho on
roIlment fco.
Before Adjournment for dinner Prot.
Mohlcr took up tho subject Of theory
and ART, and gave some valuable IN
strucslon on tho mode Of tenchina chill
dron to think and keeping them inter
ested In their WORK.
During the dinner hour the scats were
arranged 90 as to divide the institute
into thrcc grades: primary gradc-to
embrace all teachers who have never
taught, aud those who taught but ono
term; intermediate grado-to DO COM
posed Of all who havo taught from two
to elk years, Inclusive; upper Hrade-to
be composed OF all who have taught
sevan or moro years.
Prot. D. T. Williams, principal Of tho
public schools Of Nfoundsvillo, gave o
talk on civil government. The righss
guaranteed 70 citizens Of tho United
States by tho constitution were Discus.
ed by tho teachers.
Professor Mohler uuxt locturod on
tho mode OF teaching reading. lie
says that ono.fourth OF tho time allowed
for recitation should bospcnt in assign.
Ing tho noxt Lesson, and the language
Of the lessons should be closely studied
and taught tho pupils. He spoke Of
tho origin Of tho English language and
gayc several ingenious and Interesting
modes Of teaching tho origin Of words
and tho manner Of reading,
United States History vas taken up
bv Instructor W. S. Powell. Tho carly
diacovories and explorations were
brought out and talked Of.
Tho teachers all seem to DO very
much Interested. Quite uumber more
will arrive today. The attendance
yesterday was very good for tho first
day.
Dr. MacDlRrmi0,, president Of Both
any college, will lecture Thursday oven.
ing.
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rrLURE CHANGES HANDS.
Tho Purchasers Will TakC Churge OF til
Rouse Tomorrow.

Tho Purchasers will TakC Churge OF tho
Rouse Tomorrow.
Tomorrow tho McLure Brothers, who
for the past year have operated the Nc.
Lurc house, will step down aud out,
and Messrs. Thompson & Brown. pair
Of experienced hotel mon from Batter,
Pa, will take charge, The travelling
public will look at tho change In man.
agement with neithOr satisfaction or dis
ppointment--tho McLurcs havp up.
hold tho standard Of the house during
the term OF thcIr management and tho
reputation Of tho lcssees iusurcs that
TINT standard will be maintained.
II Ia som,.otEctaiiy stated that tho
now managers will mako no change In
tho corps OF employees. aud tho hotol
patrouizIng public will DO glad to hear
this, for tho Mcclure without sam Har-
rIson behind tho desk would bu unrc.
cognlzaOle. Tho same ls true with 70.
gard to Frank Carnbaucr. tho other
clerk. who has boon with tho house for
seVbrAl VenrA,
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Yesterday a special grand jury wac
empaneled ID the criminal court, Judge
Jordan on tho bonch, to inquire into
The cases Of Giovanni sarigt, accused Of
rape on o child Of nlno, and Joseph
Gregof, charged with an Gstompt at tho
same ofionse. Tho children being be-
low the age o. consent earigi's alleged
crime may DO punishable With death. lie
isaccusod Of outtRging tho nine-yCar-oId
daughter of Mira Charles Grtst. while
Gresot's attempt w0s upon IN eleven
year.oId daughter Of Mrs. Atkinson.
The main reason for hastc In tho cases
was that several of The important Wit.
uesses were sOnt to Jail 10 secure their
appearuuIo at court
When court convened Judge Jordan
placed A. J. Wilson, Joseph epeldcl
aud James Anderson on tho Jury In the
place OF James ::Devine, Joseph Bedil.
lion and George Vermilliou. who woro
excused on account OF buainesa The
jury was mode up Of Joseph speIiel.
foreman; A. J. Wilson, WIN. Rodgers,
VIM. Myles, N. L Etzles, J. Ellwood
Hughes, Q. =. Brandfass, jones
Anderson. Adam Elig, James Mcdonald.
7. Doughorty. Charles Craig, l. Bonon.
berger, Edward sChaffsr and Daniel
West.
The work was finished In short
timo. The grand jury returned IN In:
dictment against sarigi, but returned
tho bill against G'egos endorsed not
true.
Surlai was arrIgned. aud not having
counsel Messrs. Atkinson aud Flick
were assigned TO defend him. They
demurred to tho indictment, but the
demurrer was overruled and Tho case
set for trial on Thursday.
1t was brought out in tho testimony
that SarIgi had communicated to his
victim loatbsome disease.
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Rosewilliama, alias Powder Monkey"
Maggie Baker aud John Bailey wcre
run in late last night by Officers
Rohrle, Creighton and Daum.
Williams lie accused Of keeping a
disorderly house and tho other two
OF disorderly conduct. She kept house
on the cast end OF Eighteenth street.
Wherever she has lived there have been
numerous complaints OF her houae. aud
she is said to have been run out OF Ohio.
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W. II. VassbInder, known as "Cadiz
Bill" and Harry Smith, also from Cndls,
had fight in East Wheeling yesterday
afternoon. Officer Rohrlc arrested both,
and they were locked up to await o
hearing this morning in tho police
court.
Jim LiRhtroot and Will Stann.rd,
both colorcJ, had two fights yesterday
afternoon about railroad ticket which
Stannard wanted LiHhtioot to coll for
him. After tho second eight both were
arrested by Officer Watson.
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SQUIRE GILLI9sPY's COURT.
"A Number OF Petty Case, before him Ycl
u tNrIinY.

"A Number OF Petty Cases before him Yes.
u tOrtiay.
In Squire Gillespy's cour. yesterday
George Goudy WINS arruigued on
charge Of stealing Q revolver from
Henry McCammick, Of tho Sixth ward.
&c was fined $40 and costs and cent TO
jail for twenty days.
George Dixon was up on charge Of
being drunk, and tho Justice fincd him
81 and costs.
Owen Palmer, charged with contend.
ing with loud and angry words, vas also
fined 81 and costs.
Walter O'Nonl, charged with assault
and battery Oh George Dixon. was dis
missed at Dixon's costs.
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rnp COMING srArE Fam.
Wood Martin VIII Again he stnrtOr--1hr
Pool Privilege.

Pool Privilege.
Yeatorduy tho offlctnls Of tho State
Fair association decided to again employ
T. Wood Martin. Of Philadelphia, as
starter for the races at tho coming fair,
tho first week in September. Mr.. Mar
tin is we'll known hero as straight and
on tho square, aud his choice for tho
fair OF "a will givo general satisfaction,
The pool privilege was again let TO
Mclaughlin & Co.. which will BIO
another source Of satisfaction and in.
spirer OF confidence to tho public.
The arrangements for the coming fair
arc well under way, and every feature
ought to be winner and every day Of
the week big day. The features @ero
never equaled at any preceding fair
hero.
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SARIGI is INDICTED
For Assault on a Little eiEl-Joo
Grssor Cots ON
THE SPECIAL GRAND JURY MEETS

And DispOses of tho Two Gases
Quiokly-sariers Trial is Set For
Thursday and Counsel Assigned
Him-A Demurrer to tho Indictment
Promptly ovcrrulcd-othor ortmt.
nal Matters.
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1s dangerous condition directly duo TO
depleted or impure blood. II should
mot be allowed to continue, as in It's do
bility tho systom 10 especially liable to
serious attacks otillness. Hoods SNrsa"
pnrilla ia tho remedy for such condi.
ton, and also Tor that wcalihess which
provniIu at tho change Of season, climate
or lilo.
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d. q o. Sunday Excursions to Pittsburgh.
Every Sunday until further notice the
Baltimore 4 Ohio Company will coll OK.
cursIon Tickets, Wheeling 10 Pittsburgh.
at 81 50 for tho round trip, good going
and returning only on duto OF sale.
Trains leave Wheeling at $500 and 1850
o. m. Returning, leave Pittsburgh at
400 and $3.50 p. m.
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A UNIVERSAL Observation-Disclosures,
effective, and agreoOle, Ayer's Hair
Vigor has taken high rank among toilet
articles This preparation causes thin,
weak hair to become abundant, strong.
and healthy. and restores gray hair to
it's original color
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-31
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