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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-07
Bangs ~ Co.. .33 and 81 broadway

Bangs q Co.. 533 and ~ broadway,
WILL SELL At AUCTION MONDAY. DEC. 0.
AT 3 p NJ.
Americana including unusual BOOKS and pamphlets
from
LIBRARY OF THE LATE
FERNANDO WOOD.
Many with hts book plate and autograph.
TUESDAY ana WEDNESDAY Afternoons , o'clock.
4 collection o. standard and BOOKS. mainly
from woli-knowa private library. including Illustrated
works manuscripts NellCn. and Illuminated mssal.
Also y. y. Hlstorca. Socy PGtcatioa fuad.
account estate of JOHN j. TioM.
Exclude the cold Keep tie hovN, 20
ROEBJCks Weather strips your doors ami windows.
rhcy EXCLUDE cold wind. and dus,. sianSf4 ,ur,I
only hy = ROEBUcK, ~ .'G.ton-st. New-l0:k. aai
IIsmon-ayc. and i4th-st.. BrConlyn.
The Highest Award so- Artificial Teeth at
Worries granted Dr. Henry +. Dvane .nilst
s4 Lexingtnu-aNv aJh. Sprcalty arIllc.E n
Expression restored. Telephone. slD-3stA-s,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-07
GENERAL EDWARD WRIGHT.

Des Moines Iowa. Dec. 6-General Edward
Wright died at go this morning at his home in this
cf+y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-07

The KenaIco Cemetery. located the Harlem
ride from the Grand CentrA
Depot. Once. iG East 42d ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-07
r,yr cuArRMAN's REMARKS.

Mr.. Kings opening address was IN part as TO-
.Ows:
ME source of congrat ulatioD 10 us all that am
Ii O., renoyt 40 vou that the state or the Sociciy
r. nrosnera,s The secretary informs me that the
~ en,bers Is larger than ever, and that he
= NOR Than surprised at the number OF apphcantS
who are knocking at our doors ior anrssiq.. 'fp
ne Ilur treasury r. Overlooking. Uene"td
applause We truly rich bec &c ,nno, we d0h
sIend al that we get IN M Sing 70 Trnort TO Won
short time The chairmae Of d In Sa S bss
iI,n al Tie usual provision OF pipes sufficient Tor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-07

When honest burghsIs ruled the town.
And drinking crime.
Wi.h on Ni' saSi ,he n~' knew 1eay ''
They did not camor Tor 'reform"
When this old town was new
The WAYS we're ways Of pleasure ;hen,
The paths paths OF peace.
no seei e ~, ran s,n,,G ms deadly '''e
r rge ony .: rings ing F' We're fairy rings
that grew on herlems plains
Tna3 oo nn9sled ihe in w 'ss 1" Take
Iheir sioe<inss TeFe not o 6ige D.. found
When this old town was ne"
on gables high the weathercocAs
Marked all the changing gales.
Aa a.,, wS hs- netting at5, al ei The COCKS
In quiet homes the burghers dwe
No cattle whiTled ns victims by,
suspended their straps.
Incn pseoAI ,., oans on, sarde" walls
our Chauncey then had jus, begun
when this old FOWL was ne"
Then Santa Claus DER Glistening roofs
Thea honest drsuen;s aad hearty laughs
brought the s.a4 New Year;
1hey were simple j,yial race.
Wovc found no De,ier 10 ,heir place.
prolonged applause
Minister De Weckern then made brief ad-
dress, expressing the pleasure ne mad on oehg pres
ent al the dinner.
Judge Clearwater. 81 kingston. the next speaker.
responded 10 tho toast OF Holland"
CENTRAL RUGER'S RESPONSE.
The mex; toast as announced was The Army and
Navy" which carried the sentiment The Army
and the Navy true as the needle to the pole. the
dial 20 the sun" Maior-General Ruger was intro
duced Il respond to the toast and lis sentiment.
lie sad that TO respond to the toast Was source
o. qualification to him. feeling as ne dd that it
vas rot 50 much d personal tribute to him. bat
rather a recognition OF tina; body which he repre-
serted The Army. he said had been In service IN
regular form since lsie and saw rs frs; service In
the war with Mexico. He reviewed the history OF
tho Regula5 Army, and made answer to Mr. wet
more. That gentleman had declared faith nope ana
love bette. than coast defences. General Ruger
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-09-07
ST. Louis, Mo

In 4 recent letter to The manufact
urers Mr. W. +. Benjamin, editor O
the Spectator Rushford, N. Y, says
1T may be a pleasure to you to know
the high esteem in which Chamber
lain's medicines arc held by the people
Of your own state, where they must bt
best known. An aunt of mine who res
ides 81 Dexter, Iowa, was about to Wis
ii me IL few years siucc, and before
leaving home wrote me, asking if they
were sold here, stating if they wcrt
not she would bring Il quantity will
her, as she did not like to be without
them" The medicines referred TO ar,
Chambcrlain's Cough Remedy, famou,
for its cure of colds and Group; Cham
berlain's Pain Balm for rheumatism,
lame back, pains in the side and chest
and Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera ant
Diarrhoea Remedy tor bowel com
plants. These medicines have been Il
constant use in Iowa for almost
quarter Of a century. The people hav
learned that they are articles OF grea
worth and merit and uncqualed b
any other. They are for sale here b
all druggists.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-09-07
Fair Committees.

The following have been appointed
he standing committees for the Nox.
s.bee Co. Fair TO be held Oct. 2s-9l.
A. onglimc is very limited l urgent,
y reqY 4Aeh and every oac TO 20 Il
YORK 1ediaiely.
N. IL. HARRIS IN, Pres.
Pfemium List-M. Mahorper, n
|~;caIes.
G&lDds aud Building-M NJ. Mshorn
S,r, c.. Thompson.
MsSlcand Spesking-J. @. Poindex
Nv, ~. May.
Special Premiums-D. J. Allen j. @
oindcxter.
Priyilsges- n. Mahorner.
Aeles and Rcgulations-E. II. smyl.
q. Poipdsxter.
AAserissmcnts-D. W. Dent, J
deportation -. B. Cunningham
2. CunsingIsm. N, Scale,
f6oek-M. Mshorpsr. ],
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-09-07
ALCOHOLIC STIMULANTS.

1t is established by stutistirs, that
more than 50 per cent OF the whisky
sold by dealers is less than two year.
I'D. whisky Ter human use, should
be much older. Chemistry and mcdi.
Cal experiments shuE thai yonng This-
Ky is injurious to the human system,
while Oh the other hand i, is asserted
by the bcs, and most learned medical
men, that good Old whisky taken judi
c!Ously is highly beneficial. because
the arOmclic elements found in old
whisky Ito not dcrange, but stimuli ala
and strengthen
The 'Club iIuus." brand of Bonr
bon Whisky j. mad" OF the heat mate.
rails and is never sold until il has At
tanned a maturity of ten years, il is
then by reason Of agc and quality q
perfect whiskcy with a mild. drliri0u;
taste. A small trial sample, and book.
let on alcoholic stimulants. sent to an,
address upon receipt of twenty five
cents in postage stamps
Address.
N. SHAUGHNEssy e. Co,
4l9N. 9Th St.,
ST. Louis. Mo.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-09-07
NOTICE.

Sealed bids will be received by the Board
of Supervisors of Noxubee County, at the
Sept. term 1895, for ths following work NC
c0rdibg 10 plans and specifications to. witt
LIST Fol steps on the East and W est sides
oil the Court House OF this Co. The dimen.
sions Of the new steps to be the same as the
old ones as they nov stsEd and the mater.
ial to be all heart pine.
End For u bridge across B0gucchittu
Creek, ! mile East OF Prairie Point.
3rt For u bridge across Dancing Rabbit
Creek, l mile West Of Prairie Point.
4th For bridge across Plum Greek, on thu
| Macon and Fairfield Road.
5th For a bridge aero IS Running Water
| Creek. 8 miles West OF Shuqualak, on Shu,
qualak and Winstopyille Road.
9Th For a bridge across a slough on Nh
shuia willie and Sbmmeryiile Road near 10,
BANDS.
7th For . bridge across Dry Creek on Ma
, ron aad DeKalb Road.
9Th For q bridge across TIppet Creel
near Campbell mill, on Macon and DeKall
R0nd.
The Board reserves tho right to rejec
any aud all bids,
BY order OF the Board.
JKo A. TYSON. Clerk.
BY T.. A. MccAsEtLL, DC.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-09-07
ssa-t :. S1rsc7Segs

a u.- -a-saaa.a , uaasn,
Ina slsua c-, -.esea 49, ,asg.s
ana ee
Eys.1s -annc,s sece r-cy v,!
81. 1l.si 5e
81 1.arr rsrur,ecex-ea 2ls 5.
,ae5 ef Iis~ ,s
stewart >arl >rlr HOUSE re
er-
r. A. leu.cn StstIt3gr 81 1 hats
l> made t1, cgl Jae> .urry 5aaf
81 r4,fa me IS ai as
a,aas- s- po. ax
e.. >s,alt r4~trr Hn,tl4 mem-
- ne >c4lgi 1g4r1 ,lr g-e lta-
r lc
.le ssa.1c 500 -l5ul.a- -as fellow
- 41s ,s1~ .gr Celrt Igl,g
4Ft A.
st--rs,2 -u Lr~y, ru Harol
--..t .. T. y. jiaGiyr a,
.- e.es> gH Nsrcu
sal -Ea4- RAD 10 W Aa-1., .
L-.c-a --.j--t e :. Y. Adtm>
L-= -~3- -0s. sIu-l near DO"
St7> ,g H. a.. Adams. u at Sil-5t
Ars .gs' Eu-ue Chitto Greek.
- 6 e5s- 30 Prairie Point 10 j. /,
S-7. q, Sil- 50.
- - e. -.. - l-r-.rH f.hhFt (Fgtf
vile pet yt Prairie Point to ). 7
asu.'- g
t-.T-P across I.VpTt Creek near
CAM ye.s mill to ;. ". Adam, At
So.
I"le Court House steps 10 j. p. Hun.
Tar az So.
>,.G bridges TO be built a corliug
70 t'aH. an specification. on file in
,br Clerk, Office and the dimension.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-09-07
Can't Keep Cool?

Then buy a round Trip Ticket 10
some Summer Resort, reached BY the
Mobile a. Ohio road aud it, connecting
lines. You may take your choice o.
any resort III the New England OF
Eastern States. Allegheny, White OF
Adirondack Mountains, Michigan OF
Caaada- ihe Rocky Mountains and
the great Northwest. What's the mat
ter with tho Mexican Gulf Coast, with
iis fine breeze and invigoraiing at,
nosphcre Round trip tickets, n,
greatly reduced rates, are now on sal,
at the TICKET Offices along tho liuc o
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-09-07

Says London Truth; There a7
ait to tie ingenuity OF tie tmsri
~ 10 improving upou the n-ias-v
rnpherualia of daily life. la, o ?
y | found my Office ,a5e I-1v
. ia a set OF new elit0ri7. pencils
/, blue and Aia-k. Being struck by
meibing unusual ia la,ir appear.
&c | made inquiries and discovered
at they represented the la;c., Ysa
e notion in lead pencils, 'Ae lead
ing mounted in a stick OF tightly
ckcd paper instead @! wood. Tie
per islaid Oh in Ilycr., aAt the sd
niage Of the arrangement is Thai
.cn the point j. broken or worn
wu, you tear of one layer Of paper,
d ancw aud perfectly symmetrical
int is instantly produced without
y further process OF sharpening
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-09-07
A Trlp 70 the Mountains.
AsarvrlrE. y. {, SEPT, S lsG'

Ak ENl TNh.-i acre were tOp lhNa
points of interest in sud around Ashe
VILE 10 have siveH - much space {
il>Vaaderbit mansion bur as II ssoj
70 be the Hnsl paiaiis residence in IA
South Ihou-htit rss worthy Of sps
cisl notice.
4 short distance rom Riltm0re Q,
4, -trr EN- acBce i kenilSOrih Inn
which : now crowded With VISITOR
. .rcm al pa-,s Of iae [ :. ltjs an i'm
meu>e trjrS bujI,ia- 81 dEe sreh
'urs' design. | don't know rbe'hs
iis : built after The + an olthe fsmou
old Scotch Castle were lady lcir,ie.
mst Ter ssj 'l'c, hU,the very NAME e
zHssl >eou'> V.fncti- narrative uuii
#IG,ltthr Sou,l uo; Ike 20 spmuet
there The 'nos,sI;rtcjjvs aolG : Es'
3sv psrs LNcs,c5 81 lhs h<ac.'
uaozags5s n,ja'E Tie SLY mills on %,
sc d: 'ss Isr,rvv v~-ojcIsa
iet, H1t', ta-sst ,sva ss-ssta- 80.
.
~,
wr
3
N
rs~
-
rrs
W
m
o.
ttFt' A't -s
.oGid il a.. he j Ma, A--t Ct
isc.c .s-far, are a#-. a5f. lorr
... s.-,
'3et | 2 81 "'i'''" DID,
Inn that : good enough Investment
tar NJ. none. H.ara : -rr f- r--
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-09-07
Sent 1t to His Mother In Ger ANY.

! Mr. Jacob Esbcnscn, who is in the
'mploy Of the Chicago Lumber Co, 81
pcs Moincs. Iowa, says: II have JUS
lent some medicine back to my mother
0 the old country, thatI know from
ersoDal use TO be the best medlcint
2 The world for rheumatism, hayiu.
sed it IN my family for several years
| Is called Chamberlain's Pain Balm.
II always does tho work. 50 ceu
%'ottles for sale by all druggists.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-09-07
Mobile Il Ohio Railroad,

Double daily through trains, fast
running. equipped with Pullman pal
ace. Buffet, Drawing Room, Sleeping
cars aud elegant day coaches. Al
comforts AMI tonyenieDces. Consult
any iirket sgrnt OF the Mobile L. Ohio
road regarding hames OF resorts
distances, time rates. etc, or atdresI
L z. Posgv, Gent Prss. Agt..
Mobile, Ala.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-09-07

says a Chicago paper: The more
., is learned OF that disgraceful riot
I'd murder by The usually law abid.
& people OF New Richmond Ohio,
c worse il becomes. The negro
urdcrer was nothing else than a in.
ic that the authorities should have
okcd after before lie committed I'll.
inc. Every man who took part in
: hanging shoHld be punished to TIC
tent OF the law. They not only dis.
'accd their state, but disgraccd ihc
yilization Of the century.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-09-07

Whereas, Ii Institute Conductor,
j. W. johnson. who has laborcd 80
iligcntly in behalf OF the Teachers
\ oxubee Co. impariipg such in.
ruction rs will elevate them Oh a
ighcr plane of teaching Resolved
hat We, the members Of this Institute
stcnd our most sincere thanks 10 Dr.
ohnson for his most excellent work
nd would ask that our next Supt will
,nd DR. johnson TO US another wear
Respectfully.
T. - Su,utna
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-09-07

The Popu'isl convention at Syracuse
Il week declared for Dat moucy;g gov.
nment ownership and managcmen's
all mines - coat, lead, ziuc, stone.
II and iron ~ well as silver and gold
ines, coDf-caii0n and operation Of
railways and telegraph lines; aud
20 the cXc!usiv" ownership aud sale
al liquors. 1t is clear that pupul-
|n is ouly another name for socialism
4 oudscati,n.-hepublic
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-09-07
luTiIl0N NGII'E

The state Of Mississippi,
10 William sto',cs.-
lUu are .ommuDde TO appear before
Cl1L.rg tot oNuhee County, IN said
state, Oh the Alb Monday Of October, \. u,
l-9j 10 defend the suit IN SAID court OF 10
Sc Stokes, wherein YOU are a deicndm /.
TIe 9Th day OF sept, A u. 1870.
JOHN j.. TYSON,
l,G
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-09-07

a New Orleans ~Picayuue corrcspon
az SAYS that Mr.. J SIS. Neville will 10.
.te permanently il Biloxi, Miss.
)out the first of DC oJer. lie vii
i'll be in this judicial district. which
cludes all The border count sf.tm
aeon 10 BAY ST. Louis.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-09-07

We publish the assessors report thi.
week. aud would draw special a,,cn.
ton to the great increase in the hog
p.oduct in No1ubee county. A few
years ago there were only q few hun.
dred exempt hogs. now there are
II 453, which shows that the crop i,
pretty well divided among the far.
nars. as The report of over ten head
amounts 10 only 1860.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-09-07

Backingham's Dye for the Wbiskers
ga popular preparation in ~ bottle,
and cOIors evenly . brown or black.
Any person csn easiIy apply II al homo
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-09-07

Mrs fhos Sheaier re,urned...io her
home IN sfarkyillc Thursday noon
after a visit 10 her sister Mrs John
Tyson.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-09-07
Tae Atlanta Exposition
Ga Sept.

,ho .r,t.ssf in tln world and his mas
o ,sb-;ranov fl -,vn i.ro tbr air 10 n,
,ot.h,offuy fr.t ~ MARI aul 20
b.,,,t,snt lie, ,,tbc rf,ti pruduf
a 81 br fbc l,trs, rrodnei Of hrn,.n IN
!, .n4ftv arlfrrrui5op. es..el IN Tirc
: trie toruf,;r Tie e.a j., f.gz!,,l al,
ouc i,yoinutsr.lr ts,.acs hi. urc.,I
: snt >,,pd> mate On fi->, behoi a ng ,It
faa .crss. blv 5esujita. eff,c' taat "a,
$ seams IF the usfsra wrarls. co..
r e'esrieiau>. sgyr pro1aoe,l by a caD,
-6lnsiior o. Hsl,u-as. rg.Jl,d la,
J anl water.
The rrgric = ue,1tr ztihe cotton
states zal lu.-usfst4 Evro>;iua
exceeds Lt.h ac 5cstIy ;.r
/, oac " .,1 u4, yca fst;>siiou
4.Isr alr> atIls W.- Far. a.
vsds av,-e s1s s1 -CEHGS
>uzziS sS cc- 20 10 we-ts.>as
= ssct 'a> Na -e c-s-s {.
es<>v+r @I-a sellsel >c-'leru
su 4e Nee s7- tcc, a1-
81 get ~ Gs4s.cc a X
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s71s 2 NI- -g-v sa-, q 4.
10y G Arms. .FCr~ n4T q. Las
as
Ia ru-sG Ga ls .F Mn sus
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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-09-07
CAI!. az LAND.

Nv a.rtgnen' an consent Of al the he'r'
OF i W. GsiAts, deceased, tae unttr>'Sed
Trustees $685.. ca
4.1ily. octcss: -, 1898.
sell atfasis oBtecy % tue highest , tier,
fire., a isoat Of the tour, ilaU>= doc.
in Mo-. Ms. th- following described
ganL> ; .ssIe Ca NNNEhce evGuty auG ,.AIe
a. ~.,ferf, tl-}yft.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-09-07
saturday. Sept. 4. 1885.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET

TICKET
For District Attorney.
III. NEVILLE
FOR stste Senate.
WALTER PRICE
For House. OF Representatives.
". :. rERMENTEE,
L. pfNSN0BE,
p.F ALGOOp,
Tor supt. OF t,areaticn.
:. ". THOMAS.
Iar chsuce-y clerk.
IT. pORRCH,
Fer Circuit c ERIK.
W. T. MINOR.
Fer sheriff.
HARDIN.
For Treasurer,
W. II. HOLMAN
For Assessor.
W. y. HAYES,
For surveyor,
". Il. EVANS
Tor Coroner.
I. FERRIS.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-09-07

Sheriff Dorroh went 10 Jackson
Thursday might to have a settlement
with The state auditor.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-09-07

Mr Iva Dorroh was tie first one 10
work the Misfi Puzzle.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-09-07

Dir II S, Smith has made a canirac:
TO build a house for SIR W. 4. Patty
on the lot ajorniug Mr Dinsmores on
the north. II IA good building lite.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-09-07

NoIlG2-iUHHEa LU@8s
Champion Lun. yG NILS 81 a6 s24l.
These mills arc ldeuled ih ono ollt'
best Yellow lInc .Nimher region
The Ms& o.. r.. Gptrai et h' WYE
power. MenBferiert lcasb A
dressed ytl'oH inhe lpnheg,
Address
d. &GAuae i[ol
Wincbtstcg. NUNup
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-09-07

Children oU for
Pltcher's caetorja.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-09-07

Septr st..
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-09-07

JNO. 4. TYSON,
CLERK,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-09-07
Tastoria.

"Cas.oria Is an cxetilent medicine Tor chill
dnen. Mothers have Repeatedly old lie OF its
good effect upon their children"
Dr.. q. c. OsaooD,
Lowell, Mass.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-02
WEST VIRGINIA PENSIONS.

Special to the Register.
Washington, July 1.-The following
West Virginia pensions have been IS
sued: Thomas r. Hudson, Huling;
Tucker: r. Harvey Sayre, New Mar
tinsville Wetzel David F. Drenner
Martinsburg. Berkeley; Daniel NJ. Iy-
son, Gains, Harrison; Charles A. Reed
er. Enterprise, Harrison; Ezekiel Nit
chell Frozen Camp, Jackson; Nicholas
Vandeven. Confluence, Lewis; Irwin
Stewart. Cameron, Marshall; Madison
Paulev. Arbutus. Kanawha; John q.
Swaar. Calendenin, Kanawha; Robert
S. Gabbert, Market, Doddridge; John
Barr. Sterling. Wetzel; Perry G. Stealey
Palatine Marion; William II. New
comb. Huntington, Cabell; Samuel Mill
Ter. Wellsburgh, Brook; Henry Cham
hers. Cameron, Marshall; Levi Brown,
Bingamon, Marion; Nathan Hovermale,
Berkeley Springs, Morgan; Alpheus
Wilson. Jake's Run, MonOngalia; Peter
NIcDermott. Piedmont, Mineral; VIM.
7 Stewart. Halleck. MOnOngalia; John
L. Frush. Clrksburg, Harrison; Madi-
son Craigo. Plymouth, Putnam; George
IT Zinn. Reedsville Preston; Bernard
Schott Caperton Fayette; Jonathan
Iden. Benwood, Marshall; John How
ard. Blackville, Monongalia; Rassell
Chancey. Jackson, Jackson; Rowland
p. Craig. WeAsburg, Brooke; John w.
Nine. Rodamers, Preston; John McDer-
mott, Wheeling, Ohio; Sylvester Mill
Ter. Ravenswood, Jackson; John Mas
ters. jamestown, Berkeley.
Original David II. Greathouse,
Smithville. Ritchie county; John
Brown. Belleville, Wood county.
Additional-Wm.M M. De Moss, Graf
ton. Taylor county.
Renewal-Benj. T. Harvey, Ger
mania. Grant county.
Renewal and Increase-John VIM.
Cox. Attrey, Wood county; George W.
Parsons. Shanghai, Berkeley county;
Milton Czigan, Auburn, Ritchie county.
Increase Solomon Robinson, Nor
gantown. MonOngalia county; Robert
Moran. Adaville, Jackson county; VIM.
T. Petty. Creston, Writ county; George
C. Aul. Wheeling; Alex w. Shaw, New
burg. Preston county; George w. G..
Cook. Maud, Wetzel county; Francis
w. Waldick, Cedaryille, Gilmore coun-
ty.
Blake. Howard; Sarah Greer, Wheel
ing: Ada Phillips, Independence, Pres
ton county; Catherine Bradley, Park
ersburg.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-02
THE CHALLENGE ACCEPTED
Yale viii Compete with oxford and Cam

Yale will Compete with Oxford and Cam.
bridge Under Certain Conditions.
New York, July 1.-Yale has to-day
written and mailed a reply to the Joint
challenge Of Oxford and Cambridge
for a contest in track athletics in this
country, accepting in its own behalf.
under certain conditions. The reply
was obtained exclusively by the Asso-
ciated Press and cabled to the represent
tatives OF Oxford and Cambridge TO-
day, thus enabling them to consider
its terms prior to the contests between
the athletes Of those Universities next
Wednesday. The full text Of the reply
follows:
To e. S. Koran, President Of the Cam
bridge University Athletic Club:
Dear Sir:-The action OF Yale in re-
sponse to your challenge is as follOwsi
We accept the challenge upon the
condition that the three mile run Ga
race which is unknown at our univer-
sity) be cropped from the list Of events
as proposed in your letter; that the
English team and the Yale team be
each represented. by two competitors
in each event and that the team be
composed of men who shall have been
eligible to compete, the Englishmen In
Oxford-Cambridge match Of this year
and the Yale men in the Harvard-Yals
match Of this year.
We suggest Saturday, October the
fifth, for the date Of the match, and
New York for the place.
If, because Of Haryard's unwilling.
ness 10 join Yale this year in such
match as the one proposed by your I'M
iversities, Oxford and Cambridge deem
it unwise to join Yale unassisted by
Harvard, Yale hereby challenges the
winner Of this years OxfOrd-Cam-
bridge match TO a contest 10 take piacs
in New York City at the time and un-
der the conditions named above.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-02
A CHASTITY SIGHT'>$s$s
The Widow of a Default, % Il
Her Children and = Sui
eide. e

Jeffersonville, Ind, July 1.-When
the sister of Mrs. Benson Bennett Wis
tied the later's house to-day she discOv-
cred a horrible sight. Mrs. Bennett
and her two children, Homer, six
years old, and Lotta, aged twelve, lay
upon the bed. The children We're dead
and the mother was in lie agony Of a
deadly poison. Physicians were call
ed. but Mrs. Bennett is probably be-
yond help. She had poisoned the chill
dren, who had evidently been dead for
several hours. and after watching
them die, had taken the poison herself.
She is the widow of Benson Bennett,
who defaulted as treasurer of Clark
Lodge, brotherhood Of Firemen, and
who committed suicide some time ago.
Mrs. Bennett had left a note sticking
under the door, directing that her sis
ter, Mrs. Ganate, and the Coroner be
notified. The note was dated Friday
last.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-02
IN KENTUCKY.
Quite Lively and Interesting Series
Of Shooting Scrapes - Principals
for a Good List of Funerals.

Hopkinsyille, Ky, July News
has just reached here Of q terrible trag-
edy in Trigg county, late Saturday
evening. Frank Collation., a desperate
character residing in that county,
had a difficulty with and shot and Sc
verely wounded John Rhodes, farmer
Of his neighborhood. Another farmer,
named Hammond, who was present,
and who was a friend Of Rhodes, at
tempted to assist Rhodes. Colston
then shot and instantly killed Ham
mond before he could render any as
sistance to his wounded friend.
For some reason Colston, after
wounding Rhodes, did not shoot him
again, probably thinking him already
dead. Colston did not attempt TO es-
cape nor did any one attempt to arrest
him, but he went on where he was go
ing when the difficulty began. A few
hours later Colston, in company with
a prostitute, went to the house Of an
other farmer. The farmer ordered the
desperate and the woman to leave his
place. They refused to do so and at
tackled the farmer, who, securing a
weapon, succeeded in killing both Col
StOn and the woman.