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sWINDLED WORKING MEN.
.DiscretIonary Pool" Bubble bout
Burst in Pittsbufg.

60 'Dfscr etlonaty Pool BuDbie o 'bout 10
Burst in Pittsbufg.
PITTsBURG, Oct. 20. The discretion
airy pool system is On the rochs Ill
Piltsbure. These concerns have teen
sprn ging up almost daily. II is esu-
mated that they low hold betWeeo
5000, 900 and $1,000. 900: representing
81, 900 investors. The clients are work
ing men, domestics and farmers, daz-
ziett BY the prospect OF securing 70 to
100 per cent. a month on investments.
For several days local newspapers
have been showing up the imncssibiiity
Of the pools lasting aud alleging the
responsibility oT the managers. This
morning there was a panic stricken
rush upon the Discretionary pool
known as the "Public Stock Ex.
change." The managers ANNOUNCED
that they were victims of q conspiracy
OF the banks and fell back upon the
clause in the agreement by which they
can require several days notice o. with
drawal.
A short time later q ru Dagan Oil
+ the "PittsJurg Syndicate" Investor
were paid until noon, when The man =
ayers announced that they would only
pay during banking hours and would
resume at a. ~. Monday. The panic
is spreading and it is anticipated th It
within three days almost every dis
eretioaary pool in the city will b.
wined out.
! The disc etionary pooI is combina-
/. ton of syndcates in which money /;
deposited to he invested by broker
| according to his discretion in stocks
bonds, grain Or provisions. Monthly
| dividends are declared out OF the prot
it,. A number of pools have been ir
! operation several months and d!Vl
dends have been declared eguarly.
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WHO WILL BE RULER?
Rumors From the Land of the
Car Disturb Europe.
THE SICK MAN GROWS WEAKER
MoscoWitSs Fear That Should the Ru-
mors Prove True. They WIN Have
to Face the Gravest Peril.

/ LONDON, Oct. 222.-Today has pro-
duced practically nothing in regard tc
I the condition of the cZar. In all the
! continental capitals and in London
there have been streams CT officials,
dignitaries. ecclesiastical and humble
people at the Russian EN- hassies. To
/ these, however. little information Was
vouchsafed. aud that little consisted Of
forebodings.
Prayers aud masses are necessarily
offered from ST. Petersburg to Niad-
ivostock, rom home TO Baenos Ayres
" lid runlors reported yesterday from
st. Petersburg were repeated today in
still wilder forms. From Moscow
comes u report that there are people
there who insist that the Gzarowi.ch
has refused to ascend the throne and
tina; the fzar in ORDER to compel him
to do so las ordered his immediate
marriage 10 Princess AiiN. The
Mosco"ites fear that should the rumo1s
prove true, tLey Wi, have to face the
sravest peril possible.
About Ills Successor.
The Cologne Gazette prints st. Pc
terslurg telegram stating that the c2ar
mas given orders for the settlement oi
the succession TO the imperial council.
He has advised that Grand Duke
George, his second son, should, Oh nc
count OF his health, renounce his claim
for the crown 10 Grand Duke Michael,
who ought to take the oath rs Ieir pre-
suMptive to the throne.
The Berlin Tageba,t published q tele-
gram from Livitiia asserting that the
hetrothel of the ezaroWitch and prin-
cess Alix will formally occur tomorrow,
and that the marriage will be ceEe
brated Wednesday.
Condition Growing Worse.
ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. GA bulie-
tin issued tonight by the physicians in
attendance on the ear says: "His
majesty slept five hours Internationally.
lie rose this morning, as usual. His
appetite has lessened. His strength
has not increased"
Princess Alix arrived at Iividia to-
night. The czarina accompanied her
to the chapel of the castle, where both
prayed earnestly that the life Of the
CZar ue spared,
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PRINCESS ALIx AT LIVIDIA.
Bride Eject Of The Czarowitch Make
the Journey 10 Her Ietioshed.

Bride Eject Of the Czarowitch Makes
the Journey Her Ietio:hed.
IIv DiA, Oct. 23.-Prncess Aiix Of Hesse
DarmstadI, betrothe,j 10 lie czarowstch,
arrived al 5 30 yesterday, accompanied by
Grand Duchess Ell zlbeth, her sister, wife
of Grand Duke Sergius Of Russia The
Journey OF Princess Alix through Cfimea
was in the nature Of royal march l he
princess WAS met at the Russian frontier By
Grand Duchess SergIus. At Alusti,a the
bride elect was welcomed by the czarowltch
and his uncle, Grand Duke SeTgius. AS the
princess and party drove through 1alta
the eZ !roWiich and his intended wife, seat
ed bv his side, were heartily cheeIed by The
crowds.
The imperial castle was reached at dusk,
and princess A!ix was Immediately con
ducte into the presence Of the c@ar and
eZtrima. he imperial sufferer greeled the
princess With every mark OF ;ifs sction. The
bride elect, accompanied by tic czarna
and other members OF the imperial family,
proceeded to The chapel oi the cas- IL. \
solemn reiig} ous service Vas there conduct
ed Princess AliN knse.ing beside the EN- :
press and join rs in long and ferEent sup
plica.ions off .!cd for tina recovery OF the
cza-.
After the religious ceremony, the princess
and impe.iai party returned 10 The room
occupied by the car Grand Duke and
Duchess Vladimir, the former brother
the emperor, arrived Sunday, and the king
OF Greece is on the way from Vienna.
Professor MelzchjeWski. a specialist in
nervous diseases, who was supposed 10
have been Summoned to attend the cIarina,
has returned to 81. Petersburg, from which
IL is presumed there is no tIuth ia the saA :
sational stories circulated regarding The
!ieaitil OF her ma ieSiv.
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SHE GETS TEN YEARS
Dramatic Scenes Attending the
Sentence Of Mrs. Grier.
SHE CURSED HER DAUGHTER,
The Mise rahle Woman Still Denies That
She Poisoned Her Husband and
Says She Is Perse d.

SPOKANE, Oct. 22.-Corresp pondence-
Helen Glier. convicted Of numbering g
her sixth husband, was taken into the
presence Of Judge Buck yesterday
| morning to receive her sentence.
"Have you anything to say Why the
sentence Of the law should not be pro-
bounced by the COURT" the judge in
uuired.
LAS sure ss there is God in heay-
en-" she replied, ~ never poisoned
my husband. | did not have fai.
trial. The jury was prejudiced against
me and my two daughters swofe
falsely. This is the fifth time they
hive tried TO take my life. My hus-
band was rot in his right mind for q
long time. Several times he got re-
volyer to kill himself. 1t would be an
outrage to punish an old woman for a
crime she is not guilty OF.
Tears trickled down the iurrowcd
cEesks and there was sleam in tie
prisoners eye, not discoverab!e during
the trial. This was the first lime that
she manifested spirit Of vindictive
ness or resentment.
The court sentenced her to 10 years
in the peuitentiary.
On the way back to the jail she met
her daughter. Florence Shirley, who
was the principal witness for the state.
For an instant she shrunk back and
clung to the arm Of the deputy sheriff
for support. Then, ra!lying all her
strength, she extended her long, knotty
index finger until it almost touched
the breast of her accuser, and hissed
through her teeth, c!enched AS if with
lockjaw:
"loa hu=sl, You strump.t! You
vile, dirty wretch. You and your sister
both ernred your souls. Go land con-
fass 10 the judge aud set your old
mother free. She has one foot already
in The grave ana the other ready TO
follow. Amt YOU proud of your
work?H
a'ne deputy urgel his prisoner on
ward, and without uttering a word iii
reply 10 the abusive TRADE. Mrs. Shir
ley turned away and tie heavy iron
doors again closed behind he wretched
ola woman, who is N mAnifestiy doomed,
whether guilty or not, to end her
strange career ia prison calls, although
her counsel is considering an appeal to
the SuDretne court.
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FOUGHT TO TIE DEATH.
Farmers AIMED With Sickle and Eittt,
Lad q Ue.rera.c Struggle.

Farmers AIMED nth Sickle and i;itts
Had a Desrera'c Struggle.
BOISE, Oct. 23.-Word reached this
city Of the killing Of Willis Jones by
john Fallon. on Fish creek, Al.ur1s
county. Both men We're fllmera. and,
until recently, were p3rtners. ins
quarrel grew out Of the dissoiuti m and
Jones assaulted Fallon with Il sickle,
but the latter succeeded in getting out
of the way. Jones swore he would kill
him and started for his house. FaIlon,
supposing he was going for gun.
started after him on the run. He
reached the house first and secured a
rifle. Jones came UP and made q
vicious attack Oh Falion while the lat
ter was loading the rifle.
A desl crate hand-to-hana struggle
followed, Falion trying TO ward off the
keen.edged sickle, at the same time
loading the gun. Jones had succeeded
in cutting him severely, when he
finally go! cartridge in place and
fired, Killing his adversary. He gave
himself ur. Jones is said TO have been
bad mar, having killed four men ia
~. forpIo
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FUSION PEOPLE BEATEN.
Decision Against Democrats and rops
In Idaho.

III Idaho.
Boise. Idaho, Oet. 20. The supreme
court today decided he Phi lips man.
damus case. Phillips was lomi-
mated for senator from OWyhee and
cassia counties by members of the
county central committee. He was
endorsed ty be populists by petition.
He brought suit to compel tie secretary
Of state to certify him as the popul!st
candidate. The court holds that the
names ol' men nominated by petition
must go OF an independent ticket. so
Phillips will not appear Gu tie popu!ist
ticket. The same acl!on was taken in
the case Of S. S. Deaning, democratic
nominee for Judge Of tic second dis
tric;, and ia the case OF y. Nelson.
democratic nominee for JOINT senator
OF kooenai and Latah.
y writ Of prohibition was asked for
from Banno,il county to restrain the
printing OF names Of certain county
candidates Oh the official ballot. An
Alternative writ was issued. made re-
turDatale. \ number OF points were
IA sed, one Of which is based on the
Nebraska decision that name can hot
be printed twice Oh au official ballot,
and tie point will te argued. It was
passed on indirectly il the Phillips
ease adversely.
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NO ACTION AGAINST MORTON.
The Coachman Hullabaloo VIII Socn
Re Hushed,

WAsHISGToS. Oct. 2O.-Secretary Carlisle
today received telegram from General
Tracy, counsel for Howard. Mr.. Morton 5
under coacLmaD, calling attention TO Judge
l.scombe's decision yesterday ami asking
that Howard be released. In response the
secretary wired Tracy that the only record
of the department was Ilowards affidavit
on which the warrant had teen issued Tor
his arrest. The secretary said. however,
that he had referred The whole matter TO a
special board of irquicy at Ellis island tor
invest igation and hat no action would be
taken pending the receipt OF the report. 1t
seems .ossible that in view Of Judge La
cunibe's decision no action will be
taken against Norton although the linaI
determination OF the matter will not be had
until the Ellis island board makes its re-
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UTAH MURDERER CONVICTED.
ssloonkeel er Thiede Of Salt Lake Found
Guilty on Circumstantlal Evidence.

ssloonkeel er Thiede Of Salt Lake Found
Guilty on Giro cumstantla1 Evidence.
SALT LAKE, Utah, Oct. 2l.-The
Jury in the Thiede murder case. which
has Teen On trial for 10 days, this morn
in 9 returned verdict of murder in the
first degree, without recommendation.
The penalty is shooting Or hang
ing, as the murderer prefers The
crime of which Thiede is con-
victed was one of the most
atrocious ever committed in Utah. On
the night of the 18th Of April his wife
knocked at the door of his saloon,
when he seized a bread knife, ran out
and cut her throat firm ear 10 ear. The
evidence was purely circumstantlal
and he stou,ly protests his innocence,
his claim being that his wife was mur-
dered by member Of the industrial
army which was eEcampea near by.
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IN NEAR BY TOWNS
The Candidates for Office Are
All Husting.
REPUBLICANS IN lHE SWIM
Thirty. Five Members Enrolled at the
Preliminary Meeting Of the Elber-
ton Republican Club.

ROCKFORD, Oc'. 23.--1he republi-
cans, headed by Colonel Feighan OF
Spokane. held another grand rally
here last evening. The large hail was
crowded 10 lis utmcst capacity. The
different candidates present were Con
molly, Cook, Prescott. Stewart, !intlaT,
Eakin and Cole. All made shol! but
earnest talks 10 the crowd, ana were
followed by Colonel fei9han, who
spoke fer abou: an hour. perfectly cour-
seous to individuals, but delivering
s!edge Hammer blows Of destructive
ness at populist heresies and CeHo-
cratic fooiishuess. Clair Hunt OF Spo-
kane made short speech. The meet
ing was further enlivened I'y the
Republican Glee Club.
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HISTORIAN FROUDE IS DEAD.
a Famous English Writer of the Nine
teentii Century.
LONDON, OcE. %. james Anthony
Froude, the historian, died this morn

4 'osiH>i 'itS 'ioihii iioi N'iSA tiii9 IL III II
ing.
James Anthony FrouIe. IL. D.. was
born Ut Darlington. Devon, Eng. April g.
ISIS. educated at Westminster and Ore.
college. Oxford, where he graduated with
hono7. became fellow CT Exeter college,
1912; was ordained deacon in lS45, hut
soon change,! his religious opinions.
which had been extremely high church
He published Shadows Of the Clouds
tiSt7,. ta'e. and ''Nemesis of Faith"
u249) VIII cii were condemned by The au-
,horliies OF the university, ANA he
as consequence, lost an appointment
as teacher IN Tasmania. In 1857 lie be
gan TO write for Frazer's Masazine,
the Westminster Review and other
periodicals. His greatest work, the
History Of England from the tall o
Woisey 10 the defeat of tie
Spanish Armada fI2 vols, l65670) is re-
markao for the noye views taken of many
OF the leading characters WHO figure! dur
ing the time of which il treats, ana fer the
abundance OF fresh material introduced
In lsG9 lie was made rector Of the Uni
versity of St. Aadrews. In ls1l lie re-
signed the Ell torship Of Frazer Magazine,
and in 1872 il: he leciured in the United
States. Besides the above worRs he
has written The Book cf job" Ns54)
't,hort Stories Of Great Subjects tls61; a
little cook on "Calv ,nism tSt. AnArews,
ls,D; The t.ng!ish IN ireland in the
i gheenlh Century" Uhree volumes,
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THE CZAR IS DYING SLOWLY.
.,s Strength Gradually lie ,sening
Princess AIix AT Lividia.

81. PETERS BU EG, Ocf. 23.-A tutlet4h,
dated ljvidia and timed 2. H., was maae
public here this evening. II says Dur
ing the day the car was !anguid. There
were slight convuisiye symptoms. h 8 ap-
petite was bitter than Yesterday The
bulletin was signed by Drs l.eyden, Zac-
charine, Popoff, Ben ianinotf and HlIsch.
the physicians in attendance.
Little further respecting the car has
transpred up to / p m, The time oi send
ing The dispatch. The police now r!istrib-
u'e off cial bulletins publicly. According
tG advlces received by physicians here rom
their con?retes at I.;vidia The illness OF the
car is taking !s usua! course towa!si lie
fatal end. His majesty was better Sunday
and Monday and worse today. while it Is
expected That tomorrow his strength vii!
curry him to another slight rally. Thus the
progress Of The disease will ebD and flow
until the patient succumbs.
Marriage VIII Not lie DelayeI.
Berlin. Oct. 23-TLe Cologne GaZ tie
published d.spatch from St. Petersburg
saying it is now generally accepted that the
arrival Of Princess AliX al i.!vidia viii ne
followed by prompt admission mo the
Greek church, and the marriage viii De
quietly performed,
ST. lETERs BURG, oct. 23.-lt is announced
that the marriage OF tie cl4ro"itch to
Princess AIy Of IIesse VIII take place at
Iiyidia. unless the condition Of the II IS
80 serious as 0 prevent.
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FATAL HEAD END COLLISION.
sonthern Pacific Trains Met on the
Sare Track.

san AyloHIo. Texas, Oct. %. ~ mead
end collision occurred or the Southern Pa
citic near Walker station last night at
o clock, between passenger and teighf
trains, resulting in the killing o! Conductor
Hoss and Brakeman Saonbug. -Four other
persons were injured Both engines, the
baggage and mail car ana three frel@h' cars
were wrecked The accident is alleged 10
be dne TO the negligence of the telegraph
operatOr a Stafford.
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REEEADED TWO TRADERS.

rshayalo- Tr,hasn en- e Mahasascar
Raides u Coast Village.
MArsEt51rs OF. 23.-Mail alvices r.
ceiyed from Madagascar report that 'he
rahavalos ,ribcsmen have ra:ted 4 village
near Majunaa, CT the nor invest coas'.
They attacked The French trading house
ard beI,,alca two agents there, one OF
ybon was an Eng :siman, ana the other
Trench.
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stevenson Rested at st. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 21.--Nice President
Stevenson spent the day quietly rest
ing at his hotel. This afternoon a
numuer OF prominent democrats ten
dered him banquet at the Southern
hotel. at the conclusion of the ban
quet the vice president left on the $40
train, over the st. Louis, keokuk 4
Northw estern railroad, for keosuk,
Iowa, where he will speak tomorrow.
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strikers Arra;aned.
DANGEROUS CRANK IN JAIL.
Had Threatened The Lives of Promf
nent New York Ailliona!res.

NEW YORK, Oe'. o3.-A man named
Reilly, who says he IS . marble cutter, has
been arrested in Newark, where he was seen
WITT The striking c.oakmakers who went to
attack lie house ofa man named Dhiari.
where work was being done for q New J ork
factory. In his pockets were letters ad-
dressed TO Mrs. William X. Vanderbilt
Chauneev NJ. Depew. George Gould and
Superintendent Byrnes. He said the one
to Byrnes was Simply query whether he
had received letter from Reilly about a
recent mysterious murder. in which ade-
scriptlon of the murderer was given. The
others were OF a rambling nature hal! beg
sing and half threatening.
He told the police he would do onvthng
TO bel the strikers and down the capital
lists, and for the last Jew days he mad pa
trol.eI the avenues near NanderDi!t's home
wa hing for an opportunity to Kill some
Of the family. He says be has written ses-
eraI letters tJ President Cleveland.
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JAPs SWELL IN IMPORTANCE.
l;na to BE Punished, and Other Ma
tions Warned Not to Interfere.

China to Be Punished, and Other Ma
tions Warned Not to Interfere.
HIROSHIMA, Oct. % The Corean en-
king Of Corea. special envoy to the u1ihado
charged 10 return the visit Of Marquis
Slouy. japanese envoy arrived here an /
was received by the emperor. The CoTean
envoy presented his majesty with costly
gfis from the king OF Corea,
The special session oi the japanese die.
G.; sed yesterday. Bills Introduced by he
government tor further progress OF tue
war were passed unanimously. In aii-
ion The diet presented & memorandum to
the cabinet requesting the government to
execute the imperia! declarations in order
TO achieve q complete victory over the
Chinese and restore peace in the east, while
raising The glory Of the nation. The diet
also recommended that China be severely
punished and in a manner which would not
permit her being al Bile to again disturb the
peace Of the east. Finally, the diet recon-
mendei that the ministers should let it be
distinctly known that japan will net to.eE-
ate any foreign interference which would
prevent her from attaining the objects OF
tie Tar.
Notes of the War.
SHANGHAI, Oct 50 3-Ruer5 OF this dis
tF.ct have asked foreign consa.5 10 IN
struct foreigners not 10 proceed inso the
country or business O. pleasure. is The sol!
tiers cf the kansu province DO not un Ter
stand the reason Of their presence.
The steamer Chung King, which has ar
rived here, reports that Norwegian
steamer, supposed to be the Torkensk io!G.
had been overhauled OF Shang Iung
promontory by Japanese warship and had
been taken 10 Japan. having merchandise
on board which comes under the clessifica
tion Of contra band of war.
Aiming Isamors Aaoat.
LoNnoy, Oct. IA dispatch to The Times
from Tien Is n says the Chinese officials
report that battle occurred near Ioe
Chow yesterday, and The japanese wsre
repu sed with a loss CT 800 men on each
side.
YOKOHAMA, Dc! oi.-It is reported that
q sect nd japanese army began operations
for the capture OF Port Arthur yesterday
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A SHOCKING CRIME.
An Ohio Negro Arrested for outras Ing
an Eight -Year-Oid Girl.


an Eight YearOid Girl.
H1CKsvILLE, Ohio, Oct. 2l.-Chafles
O'NeilI, negro, was arrested early
this Inornipg. charged with ontraging
Harriet Hockerman: The S-year'
old daughter of Mrs. Hccker-
man. The child was discovered
unconscious In a barn. and when she
came to tcld how she had been carried
there by O'NeilI Ihe latter admitted
the charge, and for time it was
thought he wcu!d be lynched. lie VIII
be given hearing tomorrow.
OsAwAToollE. Kan, Oct. 2l.-
Charles Carr. alias B:ummel. y tough
character, brutally assaulted Rose
Chandler. II yeats of age, this after.
noon. The pursuing party captured
him and lodged ilim in jail. \ mob Is
organizing and lynching is possible.
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TRAFFIC IN EMIGRANTS.
Western Passer ger Association to Hear
About COMMISSIONS.

CHICAGO, Oct. 2o.-CLarman Caldwell OF
the Western Passenger Association. has is
sued call for a meeting OF the advisory
committee Of the Hs3ociation TO be held
next Tuesday for the purs"s" ct ilstenn.
to the report of the chairman r'sarling the
,rranoements made with the Can i,iian Pa.
c.tc on the question Of thr commission on
am irrant business 1t is understood that
he chairman made arrangements that Will
be satisfactory 10 all ASSOCIATION lines
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EXPLOSION IN 4 GROCERY.
Mysterious Accident in st. Louis, In
jurin. Several People.

ST. Louis, Mo. Oc- 23.-H. w. Dammes'
grocery store at BiddIa and Ninth streets
was blown to ruins by q mysterious expo
sion Just before noon today and live persons
badly hurt. one being thought fatal The
injured are: August Beer, head, face and
hands severely burned and body bruised
Patrick DIVER, legs hurt; Frank Kelly.
icss and body bruised, skull fractured
Albert i>urtz back hurt. face cut; MIS-. u
~. Dammes. leg hurt, body bruised.
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WAvERLY REPUBLICANS RALLY.
Large and Enthusiastic Meeting A
dressed by Several Candidates..

W.ivERLs, Oet 20. Decentralization
in Waveriy precinct is far above par.
Last evening a rousing rally was held
mere and able speeches were made by
Colonel J. ". leighan and o. L1nh.
It is conceded on all hands that the
republicans have q walkawsy in Wa
verify. Candidates II. W. Ty er, ".
E. Willis, D. S. Prescott. Felix Pull,
Harl J. Cook, Zach Stewart, }. w.
Strack, William, Connolly and George
L. Cole we're present and made shot
talks. II was undoubtedly th largest
and most enthusiastic rally ever held
i'm this community.
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WHERE TIE W0oDBINE TWINETH
Money Of pittsburg Gudgeons Gone 10
the Usual Destination.

P1TrsBrRo, Penn, oct. 25.Ihe run on
the discretionary pools continued today.
Two or three are paying investors who re
fuse to be persuaded that tie institutions
are solid, but the others are re.y:ng upon
t;!c 5C-tiay notice 10 give Them time 10 settle
or leave town. The oitice iuIniturc pt the
pubic stock and grain exchange was levied
upon this morning at the suit ni Mr'. i III
man, an Altoona woman, who invested
SO.
George NJ. Irwin Il Co.. in The discretion
ary pool huSin SIS two Years, and supposed
10 nave 5000. COO Oh deposit, su>pende d
pa IN mt and demanded five days notice OF
~ f,lurg wa