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81. E. CONFERENCE
Fridays PrOcsodinss-Furthsr HCPUrtS Of
Presiding Elders.

Ef1uayb ffocsodlnEs-Furtl1r hOPVFb Va
Presiding Elders.
spe-iei Dhpat1h to be Inte,lt9aleer.
CHARLESTON. ". vA- sept 1.-THE
third dsy's session OF the conference was
opened at o'clock with the bishop in
the chair. After the reading and ap-
proyaI OF the journal OF tue preceding
day the report OF districts was called
foi, and c. L shackelford, OF the New
River district, presented an interesting
report OF that large aud difficult feld.
n. L, Baumgartner, presiding cider OF
the Oakland district, read tho report ol
that district, which showed II to DO In u
good condition. b. L. Ash read the
report Of tho Morgantown district.
There had boon hundred and thirty
threo conversions during the year. The
EpWorth League membership doubled !
more money was paid for missions and
for the support Of pastors than in any
preceding year. A Mick, presiding
elder Of tho Wheeling district, road the
report Of tho work iu his charge. lie
spoke OF tho distressing financial con.
dition Of tho district There were
thirteen hundred conversions. aud
thero arc two new churches In course OF
erection and soon to be ready fordodica-
ton, viz: Benwood aud Cameron.
Tho class Of tho frat year was called
and tho committee on examination re-
ported, and those who were reported
iavorably were advanced to the second
year, while some who fell below the
standard as required by tho conference
wero either discontinued or Kept IN
their present relation.
Rev. Cotton, stato Bible agent, was
introduced aad spoke in tho interest OF
tho Bible cause. Saturday at 2:S0 p. m:
was tho time fixed TO hear tho report OF
the committee appointed by tho last
conference to locate conference camp
ground. Tho rcport Is awaited with
great deal OF interest, as II is undor'
stood that q number Of very hattcring
offers havo been tendered tho com.
mittee.
By a vote Of tho conference. ]. F.
Cbeuogoth, who last year Withdrew,
was granted the privilege Of being ad'
mittOd into membership in the church.
he having served nearly one year on
probation. At the close Of tho morning
session the roll was called to ascertain
tho number OF ministers who had paid
in the one per cent Of their salary into
the yctorau's fund. Tho roll call show
ed that all but very fow had so contri'
buted. ,,.
Ats y. IN. mass meeting was held in
the interest OF tho Epworth League.
DR.. A. b. Riker, Of Wheeling, and Ds. S.
II. Day, of Morgantown, both Of whom
nre enthusinats, lnade stirring addresses.
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TrRRE UAurr, ISD., Sept l4.-World's
records went Glimmoring over the
Tcrre lIauto track to-day which to-
night holds all but two-tho fastest
three heats paced and tho fastest two
year.old pacing raco records. There Is
hung up tonight tho fastest mile over
gonO by horse in harness, Robert j..
2:Ol4.
Thut ig why tho town is wild with on.
thusiasm tonight. Goors wuS up be-
hind Robert j., aud at tho second trial
tho word was given. Tho clip was 30
fast that tho pacemaker fell behind, tho
ilrst quarter boiug done in BOT socouds.
Up tho hill he wont at oVon taster
gait and was at tho half n l:0Oi. Down
tho third quarter tho uni eaten pcldIng
camo Ike whirlwind; 20! seconds
marked his timO for that quarter, aud
ho was at tho thrse.quarter pole In
l:30t. Gcers, with rein and voice,
gently rccfod tho gelding. who camO
truo and strong, never for momeut
wavcring under tho terrific trinl aud q
moment later GOors landed Robert J.
under tho wire In 2:0l!,
Pandcmoniun broke loose Men
shouted themselves hoarso, tossing hats
aud canes in tho air; women set aside
dignity and waved haudkOrchiefs and
parasoIs TO tho melody OF their more 70.
sonnnt applause.
Scarcely loss marvellous was tho great
performance Of the two.yeGr.old PAGER
Carbonate. Half un hour before his
only rival, Directly. had GonO to lower
the mark made by Carbonate on Wed.
nesday. But tho fast son Of Direct was
UNEQUAL To tho task and could do no
bottor than ito it. Then came Carbonate.
tho son Of Superior. uo did the first
quarter in 81 J, went to tho half ut a
2:OS clip, doing the half In 1904. In
tho third quartOr ho was going at 2:06
gait, doing tho third quarter In l :35.
Ills tender mouth caused him to falter
when Curry took tho roins to reef him.
Il was but for moment and again he
was away and landed tho beat In 2:09
fat, lowering tho world's record for two
year.olds.
Tho marvellous milo OF John R, Gentry
was mado in tho opening hoat Of the
FREQ for all pace, carried over from
Wednesday. Whom ho did tho milo in
2:033 no robbed Joe Patchen Of much
glory.
Tho was great disappointment over
tho Alix performance. With 60 per-
feet day and track, It was thought tho
marc could make q now worlds record
for trottors. But sho had tied tho
Nancy Hanks mark on Wednesday. aud
it was too much TO mako second effort
the samo week. Besides she seemed
nervous. Shc did not got nwny strong,
it taking 81! seconds to do tho lrst
ouartor. Whom the half was reached
in 1:O"3 tho crowd dropped back re.
signedly.
Tho down hill third quarter was made
in tho same tImo as tho second. Then
homo was abandoned by tho silent
crowd. On shc catno at stlll slower
rate, doing tho milo in 2:0it.
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THE ouEEN or THE SEA.
Tho LucnnIn BrcREs all Record" In Her
Remarkable Eastward Trip.

InO IuCnnlh brCAkb uh AsuCuEuH Ah ASt
Remarkable Eastward Trip.
LONDON, Sept 14-Tho remarkable
performance Of tho Cunard Limo
Steamer Lucania, which arrived at
Queenstown from Now York at 3:47
this morning, has created considerable
excitement in shipping circlee, and is a
matter OF public comment
The Lucania's day's runs wore: Az;
5l2; 494; ola; sos and 3S7, making a
total OF $50 knots; her average speed
being l:S4 knots.
A singular feature OF tho trip is tho
fact that tho Lucrnia's records for both
tho eastward and westward Voyages are
idcntically tho same, namely: days .
hours and 3S minutes. but on tho pros
ont eastward trip sho covered distance
Of % milos moro than ahe did on her
record.broaking trip last month.
Tho Lucania, by hor presont perform.
auCe, firmly establishes her position US
Queen OF tho Sea-" having crossed the
ocean in both directions in loss timo
than any othor stoamOL
Sho holds tho higheat average hourly
speed record, 2l.S0 knots, made in Juno
last and her $50 knots covered in one
dav in October, 1893, is still tho record
for tho longest days run.
The probabilities arc that thcro will
bo no moro record breaking this year,
as Septembor galcs aro about duo.
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DID $oT APPEAR.

PendIutou Fniis to Come us Advertised
and His Meeting Is Turned Into no'
publican Afinir-TW0 Democrats An.
nounce Their Rrpudiat,on OF tho Pnrty.
Special Correspondence Of he Intelligence.
QUIET DELL, W. Va, Sept. l2.-Bills
wero out announcing John o. Pendlc-
ton to spcak at tho school house Tucs-
day, tho 18th. A largo crowd Of enthu.
siastic Republicans, anxious to hear
the Hon. John o. explain away the low
prico of wool, as hO (Pendlcson) had
told the farmers hero two years ago
that they would get better price for
wool under FREQ trade. Wool was worth
CSC per pound then; II is IS now.
AZ Mr.. Pendleton failed to appear,
and tho Democrats being largely in tho
minority, it was concluded to havo Re-
publican speaking. Rousing speeches
were madc by Col. D. II. Davis, j. II.
Thompson and J. N. K. 1ovey de-
nouncing tho present administration.
Calls wero thon heard for o. n. White,
principal OF the graded school. Mr..
White was raised among US a Demo.
crat, is lluo scholar aud popular. 10
tho surprisc Of Republicans and chagrin
Of Democrats ho came forward with an
eloquent speech telling why he had lost
confidence in tho Democratic party and
would cast his first vote with tho lio-
publican party, q party that tho people
had confidence in. NJ. V. uovoy, an
other Democrat, said in n stirring
speech that man in his circumstances
was a fool TO vote a Democratic ticket
the second time. Dovenor is all right
hero aud will bc elected to Congress.
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JOINING REPUBLICANS.
Tho HuibItos in Alabama IIeIng Swallowed
UpRt II Rapid Rate.

Tho KOlbltCs in Alnbnnu Hoing Swallowed
UpRt IL Itnpid Ratio.
BrRMrNouAM. Ala, Sept li.-Thc
Republican party has practically swal.
lowed up the Kolbite and Popullst
parties in Alabama. Tho two latter
parties had their congressional convcn-
ton for the Ninth district at Blocton
to-day.
man w. Ii. Skaggs and all tho promi-
ncnt Kolbites and Populist leaders wore
present. It was resolved not to make o
nomination for Congress, but TO- sup
mort T. II. Aldricb, tho Republican
nominee, and to urgc all Kolbites aud
Populists to vote the Republican ticket
Similar action was takonin the Fourth
district two days ago and will be follow
ed up in othor districts in tho state.
Prominent Kolbite leaders boldly de.
clare that their party is going over to
tho Republicans.
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CHICAGO. Sept l4.-E. T. NOonan,
Democratic congressional candidate in
tho Fourth district, was badly pounded
this afternoon by George L. White, tho
Republican candidate in thesamG district.
the mon mot on Wcst Madison street.
and aitor hot quarrel resorted to tlsti-
cuffs. Noonan's injuries arc not
thought to 10 dangerous. Lato thio
afternoon Nooaan swOre out warrant
for tho nrrost OF White, charging him
with assault and battery and disorderly
nhndmnL
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BRIEFS FROM THE WIRES.

An iucendiary fro burned tho barn at
tho Soldiers Homo at Washington.
Loss $1,000.
Chauucey Dopew SAYS ho Is not can.
dilato for tho Republican nomination
for governor OF Now York.
A fire in Chung King. China, destroy
I'D 1000 houses and many livCs wero
lost. Moncy loss 100000 tnels.
Latest nows from the China.Japan
wor is 10 tho effect that it is tcnrod tho
Japanese troops aro being hemmed in
10 Korea.
George W. LOWS, OF Black River Falls,
yeas nominated for Congress in tho
Seventh Wisconsin district by the
Democrats
Tho strike at tho Now York and
Cloveland Gas Coal Company's minos
St Pittsburgh is over. Five thousand
mon will 10 TO work ut the 55.ccnt rato,
IA conts below tho Columbus dcalo.
james Barrett, murderer, was hanged
at Eddy, Now Mexico. Barrett was u
railroad man from Missouri, who, whiic
suToring from alcoholic mania IN a
reservoir graders camp at seven rivers,
ran amuCk with shotgun aud Killed
John HOLMAN.
Tho celebrated suit for $4,000
Janaoes brought against Congressman
r. a. Morse, Of Canton, Mass.> by Mrs;
iIcIou NJ, Cougar, tho temperance nnd
wo,nnn suffrage advocate, Of Lafayette.
Ind, termlnotod In a victory for tho do
iGndant.
Elmer Walden was indicted at Near.
,bny Ohio, for numbering his uncle.
Thomas Walden, n prominent farmer.
Tho widow oi tho latter was arrested US
au nccomplico. Illicit relations be-
tween hor and tho murderOp oto bo-
iieyc1 10 have caused tho crime,
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omnn.IIoldorr rnl.e Part.

LEXINGTON, KY. Sept l+-Ncarly a
hundred government employees from
Washington have arrived in tho district
to take part In tho primaries il tho in.
tercst Of the besmirchod and silver
tougued Breckenridge. Those arc all
residents OF his district aud presumably
Ind boon billetcd on tho federal do
purtmsnts through his influence. Tho
contest 10 very bittor, and. being en-
tiroly OF q personal character, Y Will DO
surprising II tho primaries do not load
10 bloodshod,
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IRON AND STEEL TRADE.
Production In Advance OF Dcmnnd-A Isr'
view OF tho situation.

view OF tho situation.
CLEVELAND, O., Sept l4.-Tho Iron
Trado Review this week says: It has
been evidont in tho past ten days that
the pace Of production in iron aud stcol
is in advance OF current demand. Tho
uncertain factor in the problem OF
prices is the extcnt OF tho accumulated
orders that have supported tho opera
tions OF furnaces, steel works and iron
mills for Il month or moro New do
naud, ,since the passage OF tho tarill bill,
has not aggregated enough. nor has it
been Of tho character to warrant tho
belief that strong revival is in progress,
With q producing capacity in iron
and steel buit and gaugcd for pros
perity, II must not bG expected that
thOro will bo an immediate expansion
Of buying from tho shrunkon volume OF
a yoar oil duprossion to volume that
will Gil all tho wrlnklOd folds OF furnace,
converting and rolling plants, 1t is
generally concelol that tho output OF
most mills in tho past mouth will cx-
coed three-iourlhs Of tho average rate in
tue iirst half OF 'a3.
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FRANKFORT, KY, Sept 14.-Colonol
Breckiuridgc addressed au Immense
crowd at tho opera house hero to-day.
Tho reception accorded him was very
cordial and his audience worry enthus.
iastic. His speech was one OF the best
ever delivered by him. Colonel Breck-
inridge expressed himself whilc here as
coufident Of bis nomination tomorrow.
The Methodist conference ie In session
here this week. On opening to-day
Bishop Duncan made rcmGrks inter
pretod as strongly against DrcCktnridge.
]! caused much comment
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snor 10 DEATH.
A wife Murderer Pays tho Pcunlty for his
TOrriblc Crimc.

A wife Murderer Pays tho Pcunity for His
TOrribIc CrImo.
EsuI, UrAM. Sept l4.-Enoch Davis,
wflo murderer, was executed by being
shot to-day. Ho chose this modc OF ex-
ccution in protoroncC to hanging. Six
deputies, each armed with Winchos-
tor, wero stationed in tent fifteon foot
from tho pen. In tho tcnt were six
loopholes to shoot through. About
thirty officers and reporters were pres
ent, but no ministers.
At l0:40 he was placed on q chair
with a plank at tho back. Tho doctors
pinned a black mask over tho heart.
At iO:43 tho marshal cried: "MREe
ready, take aim, fire." Six shots rang
out Davis moved slightly and at l0;45
Saspcd family. Death was practically
instantaneous. Four balls pierced tho
Davis killed his wife Juno 6, 1892. by
beating her over tho hoad with re-
yolyor.
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BAlrIxonE, Nd, Sept 14.-Charloa
Wright, tho horo OF an incident
described in swinton's third road.
or under tho heading, "Iow Charley
Wright Saved Thrcc Lives" was
acquitted iu the United statcs district
court OF solling liquor without gov.
ornment license. Il Is said that he has
saved oighty.threo lives during his
career and has received thirty.throo
rncdaIs for his hcroism.
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MAN OR WoSrAN9
The Remarkable Case Of DIR. Frakor Still
n Subjeot OF Speculation.

The Remarkable Case Of DIR. Frakor Still
n Subject OF Speculation
EXCELSIOR SPRINGS, Mo-, Sept IA
Tie position OF tho missing DR.. G. W.
Frakcr has apparently again boon os-
,nblshed MS bcinz that of man. Not
wi.hstanding tho storics recently pub
lI1hod that the doctor, in nm cndenvor
to pccuro $4,000 Iitc insurance, prac'
ticclthc deception that ho wns n woman,
and instead Of being drowned, a1
cla'mcd, dressed In wonans attire anu
e,caped, friends now givo whnt scrms
positive proof that ho was OF nGlc
gondOr. ,,
J.W. Burris, who livcs hOrc, and iI ol
good rcpu,e, and who has known ph
Frahor Tor many years. claims 10 nave
ones accompanied him TO st. LOUIS.
NhUre the doctor submitted 10 an opor'
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WARDS STORY.
10 Tolls Why no Attempted to Abduct his
Boy-WIn Continue his Efforts.

10 Tolls Why no Attempted to Abduct his
Boy-wIn Continue his Efforts.
WEBSTER, Mass, Sept. 14.-Fordinand
Ward, tho ox-bankor, who is charged
with the attempted abduction Of his
ten.yoar-old son, was seen to-day by au
Associated Prcss reporter, to whom he
related his version OF the affair. He
said that while hc was In Sing Sing
prison his wife mado q will bequoath.
ing her ontiro estate TO their son, Clar.
enco, and naming Mr.. Wards brother
as guardian Of tho child. Before Wards
release Mrs Ward diod, aud Wards
brother being on an extended European
tour, tho property won't into tho hands
OF the public administrator, who imme-
diatcly named 4. ]. Grecn, OF Thomp-
son, Conn.,, guardian, allowing him
about 1000 year for the boys support
and education.
Upon his release from Sing Sing,
Ward was notified by Green that he
might have possession OF tho boy, but
he was not then situated 90 that he
could give him suitable homo. Lator,
however, whom no had settled in Brook.
lyn, whore he is now employed as IN
accountant, he sent for his son, and
Green fatly refused to givo up the boy.
Ward has mado repeated attempts to
secure Green's consent, but having
failed In these, and boine determined to
got tho child in HE own hands, no
planned and helped to execute the ab-
duction, which would givo him what he
claims Ia now tho legal right, the guar
dinnship Of his own son.
Tho property, amounting to ovcr s75,.
600, at tho time OF Mrs. Wards death
was placed in control Of tho Holland
Trust Company, OF Now York, and still
remains there. Ward declares that no
will continue his efforts TO secure pos
session OF his son until ho is successful.
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ENoANlPMENT OVER.

Tho Inst Number on tho @. a. II. Pro.
grnmme Completed.
PrrrsHu Ron, Pa. Sept IA. - The
twonty-eighth national encampment Of
tho G. A. r., and oil tho attendant core
.monics and festivities, is ovor. The
Womuu's Relief Corps installed its OIL
GERS this morning, but tho work Of the
other organizations was completed last
night. The last number on the official
programme wns conplsted to-day, whom
tho officers and delegates, with their
ladies, wero given a boat exCursion,
which took In tho armor plato mills at
Homcatnad
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A SENSATION
Sprung at the National Meeting OF
tho Ladies of the G. a. R
MRS. ANNA E. GRUBB A DEFAULTER.

'ho Was tho National Treasurer aud
Used Money of tho Order to Help
Her Husband Out of Financial
straits-SIauy Ladies' Pied IN Her
Behalf, but the Majority Decided
That Tho Inv Must Tako Its Course.
Tho Shortage ih Her Accounts Not
Largo.
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UxrowrowS, Pa, Sept. Latter an
all night chase Frauk Morris, the
young dospOrado and murderer of Ber-
nard T'okor. of Rich Hill, was captured
this morning and taken to Connells'
villo. He will DO brought to tho county
Jail at this place Us soon as hc is given
n herring.
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LONDON. Sept. l4.-A Vienna dispatch
to the Daily NOws says that chOlcn con-
tinuos to spread in Galicla, whore yos-
terday lS7 now casos aud 12O deaths
wore reported. Out OF seventy.four
districts forty arO infected. In Lom'
borg, the capital, thorO were three
cholcra cuses yesterday morning.
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LONDON, Sept. l4.-A dispatch to tho
Timos from Tion Tsln says that news
has rcnched thcrO from Ping Yang that
tho Japanese, on tho night Of September
l2, made an attempt 10 surprise tho
Chinese camp. but wero rcpulscd with
heavy loss.
Tho movements Of tho Japanese
troops woro impedud by tho standing
crops, which also hid tho enemy from
thCn
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KRSroN, Quo. Sept, l4-Frcd Miller.
German, nGnd seventy, in fit OF
jealousy, iatully stabbed his aGGl wife
four times and cut hor head open with
a hatchot. 10 thon jumped into a
thirly.ioot vol and was killed instant
iy. Doth wcro we'll respected German
pioneers.
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TROUBLE expected
On tho Dark and Bloody Ground
OF tho Ashland District.
PRIMARIES TAKE PLACE TO-DAY

And tho Brockinridgo and owons
Supporters arc Prepared for n Hot
Flgbt-Tho womcn VIII Tako un
Active Part Throughout tho Dis.
tict Against Observation-Disclosures
at Lexington Two to Ono Against
aadge PoIIard's Detrayer - Tho
Feeling Intense aud There May DO
Shooting.
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KING ROBERT J.
Fastest lille Ever Como by O Horae
IN Harness.
2 MINUTES. ! SECOND AND 4 HALF

Was che Tlmo of tho Groat PAGER nc
Tcrrc Hauto YCStcrdny-Tho Won.
dcrIuI Horse Breaks His Own
Worlds Record-Thc Town wild
With Enthusiasm, for 1t Holds All
but Two ut tho Fastest lseoordk
Carbonate aud John H. Gentry Per.
form Scarcely Less Marvellous
Fcats
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URrAm. Gala, Sept. l4,-Tho Idaho
p,ago was held up this afternoon, ton
miles north of this city, by masked
biphwayman. Tho WcIls Fargo box
was taGon but tho amount Of treasure
secured Ia unknown,
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lRviNG W. LGnlMORE. physical dirGc.
tor OF y. NJ. G. A., Dos Moinos, Iowa,
says he can oonBcicuIiously recommend
Cinmhorlain's PAIN Balm TO nthlolcs,
gyrnnasls, bicyclis,s, foot hall playors
and tho profession In general for
bruises, sprnins aud dislocatious; also
for soreness and Stiffness Of tho muscles
When applied before tho patts become
sWollcn IL will eiIOct n euro III one hall
tho time usually required.
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FnAyKpoRr, KY, Sept. IA special
prayer meeting was callod at tho Epla'
capal church hero tonight, at which
divine guidance was asked In to-mor'
rows elections.
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New YOfk-Suilc, Liverpool; Augusta Victoria,
from Hamburg: New YORK, from Southampton.
l.ond0n-F0uHr, PhiluhrlDhln.
lIlmbuR-FurrSt Bismarck, from New York.
Huil-GGllIlco, New York,
liverpool -Lucnuln. from Suw York
Rnttur1lm-lyOc Nance, Fcrlinand.
Now YUrk-CumVania, from Liverpool
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Cn.l,iutI tho Trrngury,

WASHINGTON. D. O., Sept. li.-Tho mol
cash in tho treasury at tho close OF bus.
iuOsB to-day was Sl27, ,lG2, al, OF which
$50, ,0iS. .524 represented tho gold rosorvO.
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alton for stone In the bladder. Aguiu,
:hroe men who have frequently bathed
him and critically observed him, assert
most omphatically thht tho doctor was
none other than q man.
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LoyDoS, Sept. 1.-the Gnzetto to-
night officially announces tho winding
up Of Dalzel's Cable Nows Company.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1894-03-31

The death of Mrs. D. H. Weston in
California removes a lady who has graced
the social circles Of. Helena since placer
mining days, when, as Miss Sims, she
taught in the public schools when those
institutions were comprised in single
room, located in small frame building
on South Rodney street. She then en-
deared herself to many a boy and girl
who are now men and women, and earned
golden opinions from their parents, some
of whom remain to mourn the departed
teacher. Expressions of sympathy for
the sorrowing relatives. and grief over
her death are bounded only by the circle
that embraces the wide acquaintanceship
of the deceased Helena Herald.