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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-11-02

The proper title of an ex-President
is his plain name, without prefeX or
annex. A writer in the Outlook tells
an incident illustrative of this fact:
Col. Hay once had occasion to write
to Mr. Buchanan. Wishing to be very
correct and civil, asked Mr.. Hunter,
he says, as the depository of all Off
cial traditions, what was the proper
title to use. He told me that the rank
of an eX-President was so high that
no title would properly be used, and
that the only address for the Sage of
Wheatland was James Buchanan. I
afterward found that this was the law
observed by the State Department. l
imagine that very few correspondents
know or regard such rule.
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THE MARKETS.
MARKETS.

CORRECTED WEEKLY. RETAIL PRICES.
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Destructive Quality.

The extraordinary shatter,ng and
destructive effect of the modern small
bore and hard-cased rifle bullet is IL
lustrated by the result Of some ex-
periments recently carried out at
Xwickau, when twelve soldiers of
Saxon infantry were ordered to fire
yolleys from distance of 300 metres
at brick wall about 21a metres high
and about 40 centimetres thick. After
the ninth volley the wall was simply
\ shattered heap of rulps.-New York
Post.
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H1gn fIrfnr.n iteH .rf n.HH fr
I.r. Hrr ralr. ft. HrsH...ith
Of hvr reM sha ia lu robust hrlih hid
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A breezy swindIcr.

NEW York, July 2G-Thc suspension
Of the Higgins Laundry soap company,
OF Brooklyn, to-day, is ono of the conse.
ouences OF the operations OF David
Coleman, a breezy gentleman of OBJ.
scure anteccdents, who han succeeded
in syindling quite number Of people
Ia this city, Brooklyn and Patterson
Coleman, who has disappeared, de-
scribod himself as retired mail trans
portation contractor and capitalist In
Ills retirement he has taken with him
81. 800 OF tho assets OF the Lincoln
National bank, sl,loO Of tho money Of
]. j. Richardson, OF Of Beekman street,
5000 from tho account Of a. G. Landau,
in Paterson bank; $4,000 %, Wort worth no, Of
stock Of the Higgins Laundry soap so sir
pany, OF Brooklyn, which no paid Tor
With a forged check, and q contract lor
$4,000 stock in tho Cyclone Furnace
c company, paid for with forged check
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends 10 personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet.
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products TO
the needs Of physical being, Will attest
the value to health Of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs
Its excellence Is due to It's presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties Of perfect lax
alive; efeCtu6lIy cleansing the system,
dispclling colds, headaches and feyers
and permanently curing constipation;
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval Of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
ileys, Liver and Bowels without weak
euing them and it Is perfectly free from
every objectionable substance.
Syrup Of Figs Is for sale by all drug
rists in 5oc and 81 bottles, but It Is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name Is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Fig
and being we'll informed, you Will no.
accept any substitute If offered.
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Los AsoELrs, GALA, July 26-Threo
people were Instantly killed and ono
fatally wounded was the wholesale muir.
derous record made by ]. o. Craig an
ex.pollce officer, last night. About 5
o'clock last evening Craig hired horse
and buggy aud drove to the house OF
his divorced vile. situated in COrrillItos
canyon, near Tropico. where she lived
With her uncle, brother aud three
Young children. Before Craig started
he announced he was going there with
the intention Of seeing his children, but
murder was evidently his intention, as
he had armed himself with two revol'
yers, and had been drinking heavily
during tho afternoon. When no arrived
ut the home Of his wife he deliberately
drew a revolver aud shot her dead. Her
brother, George Hunter, who was some
distance from tho house whom the
shooting occurred. rushed to his sisters
assistance. Craig shot him, inHichnG
wound, which proved fatal.
He then jumped into his buggy and
drove rapidly back to Los Angeles.
Arriving at tho house OF hrs tather.in.
law, William Huutor, he tied up his
horse aud without any ceremony, ran
into tho house. shot and instantly
killed his fathcr-ln-law and mother.in-
Law. He then applied the pistol to his
own head with the intention Of ending
his existence but only succeeded In in
ficting slight flesh wound. Two
neighbors rushed In and disarmod
Craig, OBTAINING him until tho arrival Of
the police.
Mrs. Craig secured o divorce about
two months ago upon the grounds OF
cruelty, and Craig, who is roputod to DO
possessed OF q very quarrelsome dispost'
ton, has never lost au opportunity to
make It unpleasant for her and her
family. He claims that his vile and
her family have frequently threatened
his life, and that his shooting anticip-
atcd the tut1Gtment OF his threat.
AS police officer Craig had tho 70:
putatIon OF being very quatrelscme and
aggressive. He distinguished himself
while on tho force by participating 10
numerous hrawls. He has three chill
dren, the eldest being but 8 years old.
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Denver, Col, July 2G-six men have
been arrested for completely 10 the tar.
ring and ieatherinG Of Adjutans General
Tarsney at Colorado Springs, three in
this city and three at the Springs, and
more arrests arc TO follow. The prison.
ers hero are John A. ReaGen, who was
turnkey at the jail at Colorado Springs
on The night tho outrage was committed.
his brother, Michael Reagan, an ex-dep-
uty sheriff OF Fl Paso county. aud
Shorty" Allon, alias Thomas Gordon,
who was ono Of sbcriG Bowers army OF
deputios in the Bull Hill warfare. Allen
is said to DO the man who poked the
gun In General Tarsnoy's face at the
Alamo. and applied the tar and feathers
TO his person.
The three men arrested at Colorado
Springs arc J. ]. Mulltn, son Of o
wealthy Boston mine owner, and q
prominent society man. Herman Rob-
beke, who was deputy sheriff during
the Cripple Crock trouble, and Eugene
Kinney, one OF the hack drivers who
took the party OF masked men with
General Tarsney to Austin Blun.
Il 10 said Chief Of Police Armstrong,
OF this city, hos succeeded in unravclinR
tho plot against Tarsney through revela-
tions made by ex-Deputy Sheriff. Parker,
OF FL Paso county. According to his
story tho plot was arranged in the ante
room OF the Jail and Under Sheriff Bob
Mullins, loader Of the Cripple Crock
force Of deputies, was tho guiding
spirit. J. B. Mulliu, Parker says. fur
nished tive money and RObbeke bought
the tar and feathers. Parker ia Gure
the money changed bands in the pros
enco OF Turnkey Reagan. Parker saw
Bob Mullins, J. ]. Mullins Shorty"
Allon, Herman Rebokke and q deputy
named Wilson get into hack aud drive
toward the Alamo Hotel. 1t is alleged
that Reagan has said Sheriff Bowers
turned prisoner charged with murder
out OF iail to participate in the outrage.
Under Sheriff Mullins went on trip
tn Michigan and Wilson TO Ohio when
the grand jury convened, but they have
been located and, it is said, their cap
turc is certain.
Excitement ia very high at Colorado
Springs over tho arrests, aud tho Dem
yer detectives who Nude them have
been threatened with similar treatment
to that given General Tarsney. Their
prisoners wero taken away from them
BY Sheriff Bowers and released on bail.
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rhn "rlrlnr ninnn AM nlrht.

BERLIN. July 26.-There is no truth
in the story that a serious accident has
occurred to Otto Lilienthul, tho famous
"aying man." whose deyolopmont Of
flying machines with birds rs his models
has been watched with interest tho
world over. The facts in the case are
as follows: Fifteen days ago, not last
Sunday ut Gross Lichteriolde and not
at Lichtervelde, Belgium, Otto Lilien-
thai was experimenting with one OF his
machines. He sustained q slight fall,
but was entirely uniniurcd and the
machine was only slightly damaged.
The North German Gafctte tho next day
published paragraph telling Of Lilien.
that's slight mishap.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-27

SAN FaAKcrsoo, CAL, July GA
meeting of committee representing
Japanese residents was held at tho
Japan consulate and It was decided 10
take immediate efforts to raise Sl0,0 900
to assist the Japanese government in
carrying on its war with China. Further
than that tho San Francisco Japanese
are prepared to form brigade OF 1900
men, arm themselves with American
riflcs and 20 to Japan at their own OK.
penses II their services should DO nodded
IN tho Coreau conflict ALI the monbera
OF tho Japanese colony will BIO assessed
to raise funds II tho war goes on.
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IN BLocK5 or PoUs.
The Way tho Catholics Of South AniSs
Carried "a Seboo. Election.

The Way tho Catholics Of South AnibSy
Carried "a school Election.
sOrTn AaDoY. N. J.. July 9s.-Mueh
i'll feeling has been eneendssed here by
tho school election. The election was
the first hold under tho new law and a
foil board was elected. Tho trouble has
grown out Of the action Of the priest in
charge Of St. NiaIy's Roman Catholic
church, who, II 10 said, ordered the
women Of his parish to vote for the
candidates OF their religions faith.
About the time the polls opened the
Catholic women met in 81. MaTy'E
school hall. From thsro they won't 10
the polling place in blocks Of Tour. All
WoFO provided with ballots. Tho Pro.
testants knew nothing Of this until tho
women began 70 vote In largo numbers,
always four in 0 squad. They soon
found out what was going on.
For tho rest OF the time the polls re-
NAMED open there was lively work on
the part Of Protostants 10 overcome the
advantage obtained by tho Catholics.
Tho wives, daughters and sweethearts
OF tho Protestants were hurried 70 tho
polling placeB as soon as possible.
Many OF thom were called from bed TO
cast tho ballot they were entitled 70. Il
was too late when tho work Of the
Professionals commenced to avail them
much. The count showed that tho
Catholics had elected six Of tho nine
trustees. The Protestants claim that
they will contest the election on the
ground that many OF the women who
voted were not Of tho required age, 1t
is understood that prominent inombors
OF tho junior order A. Z. A. will enjoin
the board from entering into the dis.
charge Of their duties. This will bring
tho matter into court on quo warrantO
proceedings.
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WILL RESERVE DECISION
About Delivering Up the salVadorcnn II
fugcus-Tho BennIngtou'S Orders.

About Delivering Up the salyadOrcnn To-
fugccs-Tho BennIngton's Orders.
WASHINGTON, D. c., July 2G.-secre'
tary Herbert yesterday ordered the
Bennington, now at La Libcrtad, Saliva
dor, to leave at once for San Francisco,
and has received word that she sailed
last night. Tho bennington has on
board Gen. Antonio Ezeta and three
others Of the Salvadorsan refugees,
whose cases havo attracted wide atten.
ton. Tho United States consul at La
Ltbertad has boon notified to inform
tho present government OF Salvador
that tho Unitod States reserves its do
cision as TO tho formal disposition to
be made OF tho refugees. and conclu'
sion probably will DO reached by the
time the Bennington arrives at San
Francisco. ,...- rt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-27
TWO QUESTIONS
That arc Involved In tho situation at Pull
MANA Long Struggle.

Tint arc Involved In the situation at Pull
MANA Long Struggle.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, July 9G.-The Daily
Ns,os' Pullman special says: "There are
now two principal questions at Pail.
man. Ono is; Will tho militia be with
drawn2 As to this tho Pullman officials
would like 10 know. The other uncer.
tainty Is ono Disturbing the strikers,
the course OF the company regarding
rents and cyictions. AS long rs the
ewployes arc suffered to live in their
homes rent unpaid and have food sup.
piled daily by tho relief committee they
are prepared TO keep up the contest as
they say, for six years. as tho fight has
become apparently one to tho finish,
there seems ground for tho rumor that
tile company will close down the plant
with view 10 reorganizing the force
next January or March. and begin
Wholesale eviction.
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P1rrsuuRou, Pa, July 96,-By the
spreading of the rails in tho yard of tho
Edgar Thompson Steel Works Co.. at
Braddock, last night an engine and
eight cars, belonging to the Carnegie
Co., were badly wrecked and three
trninmen were seriously injured. One
Of tho firemon, Charles McCauley,
was hurt internally and will die. The
two others, Engineer John McCauley
and Brakeman John Medium, wore
severely scalded, but will recover.
Tho damage To property was about
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Subject to Pain in tho stomach.

Elder s. s. Beaver, of McAll,storville,
Juniatta, Co., Pa, says his vito is
subject to ctamp in the stomach. Last
summer she tried Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrh9a Remedy for il.
aud was much pleased with the speedy
relief 1t afforded. She has siuce used 1t
whenever necessary and found that it
never fails. For sale by Chas. E.
Goetzo, VIII ". Irwin. Chris. +.
Schnepf, Chas. Menkemeller, VIM. Z.
Williams, s. L. Brice, A. E. Scheele.
will Menkemeller, John Coleman,
Richards & McElroy, W. H. Hague,
Wheeling; Bowie & Co.. Bridgeport,
and D. F. Peabody & Son, Benwood.
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CmcAoo, July 2G.-ThO directors OF
tho American Railway Union at a meet
ing to-day issued call for convcn'
ton Of tho union to bo held IN Chicago
Thursday, August .. President Deb9
and his associates who were rclonsed
from custody wore in attendance. De6s
snid that tho convention will decide
whe.hor tho strike shall DO continued,
extendod, or declared otfp aud that until
the meeting Is hold. no definite action
will DO taken.
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Po,oIg l,nFt Accident,

WnxEsDAnRk Pa. July 2G.-At the
Eserter ahaft OF the LchlGh Valley Coal
Company, at Pittston, tho bottom fell
out OF tho carriage rs 1t was descending
tho shaft to-day, and Colonel Mason,
the superintendent Robert Mercer
assistant superintendent, aud William
Wilson, another official. were procipi.
tated to tho bottom. Mason was killed
outright and tho other two were fatally
injured. Tho men wcre going down on
n TOUR Of ipspection.
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DEs3En, Colo, July 9o.-Tho Syrian
Temple shriners from Cincinnati have
gone on q thousand milo tour of Color
ado in a special train and other visiting
uhrinors scattcred to points Of interest
or started homeward to-day
Tho next annual session OF tho I'm
perial council will DO hold tho first Mon
day inter tho knights Templar conclavGG
in August, 1895, at q place to BIO selected
by a committed named for the purpose.
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CARLISLE, KY, July 28.-AfIoF mid
night last night mob broke down tho
jail doors, took out William Tyler, col
nrod. and hanged him to the cross:arm
Of a telegraph polo. Tyler had been
put In jnil to answer q charge OF ctiull'
nal assault upon u thirloOn:year.old
girl, whom no had chokod and hea!en'
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HID TO Shoot.

Specie. Dispa.ch to he Intet'tgeaea.
CtArKspUrG, W. Va, July 2a-rO-day
Sheriff Alexander received telegram
from Easton, Pa, to arrest Mike Rush
for highway robbery. he was found
near Mt. Clair, but at sight OF the sheriit
started to run. On his refusing 70 stop
the sheriff shot ut him, striking him IN
the hip, and inflicted a rather painful
wound. When able to DO moved he
win he taken to Pennsylvania.
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I,abored Under mn iiniIucination.

Epeefc, DtspGteh 10 he lntelheeneer.
C1AHKsrrRo, W. Va, July ee.-seinda
Coburn was arrested to-day on COM
plant Of Col. I. Moore Jackson, for at
tempting to kidnap his email child.
She had secretly gained entrance to tho
house on several occasions, and claimed
tho child as her own. Her mind is sup
posed to be affected.
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means impure blood, aud overwork or
too much strain on brain and body.
Tho ouly way TO cure is to feed tho
nerves on pure blood. Thousands OF
people certify that tho best blood pur.
itisr, the best nerve tonic and strength
builder Is Hoods Sarsaparilla. What it
has done for others 1t will also do for
you.-Hood'a Cures.
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CHICAGO, July 20.-The dres wero
star!ed to-day in the works Of tho Hi
nois Steel Company, which have been
shut down since tho beginning OF tho
railroad strike. Tho plant will rcanme
with u full force on Monday, giving en-
ploymont to about 5000 mon.
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LONDON. July GA dispatch from
Vienna to tho Daily Netcs says that
cholera Is rapidly spreading in Galicia,
especially in tho western district Of
Cracow and in the eastern districts
near tho Russian frontier. Traffic
across tho frontier has been prohibited.
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nl.n.lrou. rIools In spnln.

MADRID, July 2C.-HurrIcancs aud
floods aro reported from tho GuadalH-
lara districts through which tho Tagus
passes. A number OF towns in that
province have suffered severely. tho
crops have boon badly damaged aud
Eoynrnl liycs hayo boon lost
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GALL, for Cubcb Cough euro and In
aist moon having nothing Ofse. Twcnsy::
fIyo and tiity cent bottles. Try 1t and
II II ia not as We sayItho bost ronouy
Of the kind in tho worId-Wo ask you 10
condemn il to nil your friends.
sold by Alex. ]: Young, John klarl,
Wheeling, aud Bowie & Co., Bridge
port. Ohio.
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MINNEAPOLIS, MIMI, July 25.-
Tommy Danforth was knocked out in
tho seventh round at tho Twin City
Athletic Club this evening by Harry
Finnick, the "Artansas Kid" The
fight was q gamey one from start 10
finiah.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-27

For the occasion OF tho Catholic Total
AbstenanCo Union of America, the Il.
4 o. company will sell excursion tickets,
Wheeling to ST. Paul, July Goth and
3ist, at $3.50 for tho round trip.
tickets good to return leaving st. Paul
August 4th. 9th or 9th.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-27
MURDEROUS RECORD
By q Brutal Ez-Pollcomau of 1os
Angeles, California
KILLS THREE PEOPLE INSTANTLY,

Fatally Wounds Another, a"d Thea
Attempts to Commit suieids-Iiis
Divorced wife, Her Brother, and
his FathGr.ip-Law and Mother.tn-
Law the Victims-Tho Murderer
Arrested-Had a Very Bad Record
While ON the Police Force.
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No ONE in ordinary health mood DO
como bald or gray. II he will follow. sen
siblc treatment. WO advise CIe6nltneSa
Of the scalp and tho use OF Halls Hair
ROnOwnr
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July % to August 81. inclusive, tho
Baltimore g. Ohio Company will sell ex-
cursion tickets, Wheeling to Mountain
Lake Park, at 81 so for the round trip,
good to return until August 81, 1S04.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-27
A PLOT REVEALED
10 Connection With the outrases
on Adjutnus General TarsnOy.
WHO WAS TERRED And FEATHERED

BY Hob OF Colorado cItlzoas-six
Men Have Boon Arrested aud tho
Others Who Participated /" tho
"Frolic" Located-rhe Revelations
as To tho Plot Made by an cx'Deputy
shorIG-Maay ProminOnt Citizens
Mixed up In tho Aftatr.
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These Amazing CurioSities Of Nature

in all the whims which she is capable of exhibiting in
all the magnicence of her variable charms in the glory
of her strength and the beauty Of her protean arac
tons, are reproduced in GLlMPsES OF AMERICA, in
series of exquisite photographs and described in an
equally eloquent and realistically graphic manner.
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Yellowstone National Park
And Shown The Numerous Aarm Of that Mysterious Region

And Shown The Numerous HaPgs Of that Mysterious Region
All the curious geysers some of which vomt streams
Of mud stones and water to height of feet others
that simmer like a DEVILS stew, and grow like sub
terranean monsters the extraordinary formations that
resemble stalactites and ranbows great canons with
walls escoed by nature in richest colors rivers plung
ing over enormous precpices; basins of boiling water
in cones rising from Yellowstone lake snow-covered
plateaus in summer; remarkable petrifactions; lakes
that look like prsms fossils of extinct animals Death
Valley. and many other astounding wonders that rem
der this the most truly unparalleled district of our globe
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To Atlantic City, Cape May and Sea ISlo,
via u. s o.. Thursday. August 3, 1904.
Round trip $40. Tickets good twelve
days, with stop off privilege ut Washing
ton, u. O., returning. Pullman sleeper
on tho 6:85 .. nj. train from Wheeling.
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Hoods Pills euro constipation by re-
storing periataltic action OF tho alimen-
tary canal. 2
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-09-08
Zin-Zil-Za-Bud

Before we let the cat out Of the bag we desire
to ascertain the public's opinion of ZlN-
Zil-ZA-BUD. If you wish to give your
opinion on this subject purchase ticket 10
the grand O-DE-UM- to be held at Adelaide
Park, week OF Sept. 10 to 18th. This ticket
will admit you to the grounds any afternoon
or evening Of that week. IL also entities you
10 an opportunity OF receivinga
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-09-08
See the Attractions!

On each day OF the Fair the celebrated Newport
County Hounds Will give exhibition OF an EN-
GIISH FOX HUNT, with some good hurdle
Jumpers and riders in pink coats. There will also
be Manikin hurdle and pony races. All who attend
Will see someroyal sport The hunt viii be under
of Newport