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PoMERoY, o., April 22.-The mining
troubles at Minersville have again broken
out with increased intensity. Thirteen of
the twenty-three non union men driven
away two weeks ago by the strikers last
week returned to work. Saturday night
100 strikers, armed with clubs, rallied to
drive them away All but one escaped to
hiding places, He is a stranger, known
as ''No II, ," and was nearly drowned in a
watering trough He was given five min
utes to leave town or be drowned in the
river. He left on a run. Some non
union miners are now secreted in the hills
and others are in hiding in West Vir
Rinia
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den, will you telegraph to my wife and
Lawyer Gibbons that want to see them
at onceP"
Buchanan's wife was latter in the day
admitted to the death house, and remained
with him two hours. She left on the 5G
train for New York city, first stating that
she would go to Albany this morning tc
intercede personally with the governor in
behalf Of hor husband.
Buchanan's first wife proved. faithless,
and he secured a divorce from -ner. Then
he married the keeper of a house of i'll
fame in Newark, N. j., and lived in afflu-
ence on her money. She made will in
his favor, and soon afterward died&. Some
time after Buchanan was arrested for poi
soning the woman. Meantime he had re-
married his first wife. His trial resulted
in verdict of guilty and his sentence to
death
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DR. BUcHANAN's DOOM.

Warden Sage Informs the Condemned
Man That He Must Abandon Hope.
SING SING, ~ Y, April 22.--Warden
Sage at noon yesterday sent out the
twenty invitations to the witnesses
who are to be present at the execution of
DIR. Buchanan. The exact date of the
execution has not yet been made public
Yesterday Warden Sage received the ofli-
cial notification from Governor Morton
that he had refused to interfere in the
case, and he went at once TO the cell of the
condemned man and said: Buchanan, 1
am sorry to tell you that Governor Morton
has refused to interfere in your case"
Buchanan flushed, but without display
ing emotion replied simply: well, war
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PATERSON. n. j., April %. Two tramps
walked up to the house of Thomas Smith,
a section foreman on the Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western railroad, near Signac,
four miles west of here. One Of them en-
gagged Mrs. Smith in conversation after
begging for some food His companion
disappeared Mrs Smith gave the tramp
some food, Meanwhile his companion bad
stolen into the house and escaped with
$1,000, Mr.. Smiths savings for thirteen
Vqarg
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COLUMBUS, o., April 22.-Rube Smith,
the leader of the celebrated Burrows gang,
sent up to the Ohio penitentiary in 1890,
from Mississippi, to serve life sentence
for attempted train robbery, died Satur-
day in the penitentiary hospital of Bright
disease, aged ~. Rube Smith was one OF
the boldest desperadoes of modern times.
He was charged with the murder of five
men, and it was the popular impression
that his hands were stained with the blood
of many more.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-04-22

YOKOHAMA, April 22.-The government
has issued statement denying that it has
concluded an offensive and defensive ALI
ance with China, and declaring that the
commercial advantages secured by Japan
under the terms of the treaty will be en-
joyed by the other powers under the most
favored nation" treatment.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-04-22

IT is significant that the Democrats
are beginning to talk of giving the Presi-
Dental nomination to a Southern man
just at the time when they know that no
Democrat of the North or South has the
faintest chance Of election.
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For New Jersey and Delaware partly
cloudy; increasing southerly winds. For
eastern Pennsylvania and Maryland,
showers; cooler ia western portioni south
westerly winds. For Districts Columbia,
cooler 80 night sdutherly, shifting to vest
erly winds.
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THE wise Presidential aspirant is keep
ing silent nowadays. OF course, this re-
fers to Republicans only. Nothing that
any Democrat can say will make his
chances of election worse than they are.
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dad from HIs IniurIes.

LANCASTER, Pa, April 22. - Thomas
Masterson, an aged and we'll known citi-
zen, died yesterday from the effects of in
juries received by being struck by train
at Columbia several weeks ago. At that
time his injuries were not thought to be
serious Mr. Masterson had been identi-
fed with various enterprises in the city
and county.
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BY
USING

the best preparation of that
greatest natural blood puri-
fer and tonic Sarsaparilla.
At this season of the year
especially, health can most
surely be obtained and re-
tained by thorough course
of the one remedy that pre-
vents disease as we'll as
cures it.
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rhrse PhnndeIphin noya Drowned.

PHILADELPHIA, April 22.-Julius and
Ernest Hapdin, brothers, aged II and l6
years respectively, and John Mills, aged
10, were drowned in the Delaware river
opposite Petty's Island yesterday after
noon by the capsizing of their rowboat.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-04-22

Major General Al
exauder Mellow
ell NJ cCook, re-
tired from t III @
army today, a step
made necessary by
the law, the limit
Of age, 81 years,
having been
reached. General
NJ cCook will
leave Denver this
week for Dayton,
o., where he will
remain until May.
He will then go
TO Washin q ton
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TALLAuAssEE, Fla, April 22.-Henry
Bernreuter, the l3-year-old son Of the chief
Of police, was recently lacerauod in che face
by a cat He now has "a severe case Of hy-
drophobla, and win be sent 10 the Pasteur
institute I'M New York.
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Evening Herald.
MONDAY, APRIL %, 1895.

THE next time the Democrats want to
impose an income tax, they would do
we'll to employ lawyer.
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YOKOHAMA, April GA dispatch from
Hiroshima, the temporary headquarters of
the emperor of Japan, states that his ma
jesty ratified the treaty of peace on Sat
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HNW O-STORY Frame Building 3Ox45 feet, on
South Chestnut street. Rents for SIS per
month; wi be sold cheap,
nor SALE. Half lot and two houses sit
IT uate on West Centre street. VIII pay IL
per cent on investment, and can be bought on
easy terms
DARN FOR SALE "A farm of 38 acres,
Il within three miles of go1d market.
Twenty-nine acres under cultivation, and four
acres of good timber. Frame farm house. six
rooms, good barn and all in good condition.
VIII be sold for 81 200 cash.
EOR SALE.-Licensed hotel stand in Maha-
noy township, near the borough line.
Frame building, nine rooms, doing rood busi-
ness Good reasons given for selling. bar
gain for anybody Apply to M. ] Lawlor,
Justice of the Peace, 1913 East Centre street.
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(s1 ] @ 1.
Pure
Blood

For it is the basis of health.
Not only is the origin of most
diseases impure blood, but
the first step to a cure in all
is to purify the blood. This
can be most quickly, thor
oughly and gently effected
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eENERAL Mc0oK RETIREL

The Last OF the Famous Fighting Mcco' .
Goes Into Private Life.
DENVER, April e2.-Atter serving COW.
tinuously in tho service of the Unit .
States for a pgriod of forty-three yedlh
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rnE ,YAMsITY TEAM

Il Preparing for tho lIRltia with Wash.
Jsfr Here ou the e3i-wSst vlrglalA Tx.
poets to wia-rhat Rumpua over Coach
Howard.
SNclai Dispatch 10 ne IaieitiGsHer.
MoRGASrowS, W. Va, Nov. 14.-The
lSrELudESogR's prediction that the
West Virginia University foot ball team
would make stir on tue prIdiron this
year has been verified by the four splsn.
did victories it has won. Not a team
has come anywhere near scoring against
them this season. aud tho victory over
those old rivals, Marietta, Ia Just too
good 10 contemplate. smarting over
tho defeat last season ut Parkersburg
tho local boys went in to win this tlmo
or die trying, and they did II easily.
The newspaper correspondents al Park
erIburg seem 10 DO friendly to Marietta,
as their reports OF the game were coll
ored with the blue and white. They
have spread 1t abroad that We won the
game unfairly, and have tried by every
means to deIracl from the superiority
OF the university team. Before the game
President Simpson vigorously objected
10 the playing Of Howard, West Yir.
Glnia University coach, but was forced
10 acknowledge his right to play az
good as that Of Manley on the Marietta
team.
II Howard had been taken out OF the
game the remaining ten could have won
II. During tho whole hour OF MAY the
ball was in West Virginia Unlyersity's
territory but four minutes, aud then IL
was iorty.aye yards from our goal line.
Marietta was simply ou,claIsed and out.
generated ut every point That lie the
reason for their defeat, as all know who
witnessed the game.
Tho team Is in duly practice, prepar.
Ing for the game against Washington
and Jefferson at Wheeling on Noyem.
Der %. EarlY In the season the boys
only hoped to win lhiS game, but there
is lots OF money here now to say W. V.
U. will do 1t. Under scientific instruc.
ton the team is rounding up to the
point OF winners and they do not OK.
poet TO loIo Rnmo this season. W.
aud ]. Is the only obstacle, as Bethany
and Washington and Leo will DO easy.
The team will be strengthened by put.
ting Baker at quarter. II W. and J.
wins thsrO will hayG 10 be some hustl.
ing on their part. Howard has become
n student and there will no longer be
any dispute over playing him. Rey.
nold's shoulder, which was badly hurt
in practice, ia about well, and every
member Of the'tsam will be in frat class
condition by tho 23d.
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All sorts OF Local NoWt aud Gossip from
tho Glass Citn

49, eNfN" - $1,000 N''ff we NN'#'F $500
tho Glass Citn
Tho Church Workers Institute next
Monday aud Tuesday in this city will
be an interesting gathering. Tho arSt
session will DO held at tho First NJ. i.
church on Monday EVENING" papUrs will
be read By W. j. Morrison, II. a. Lich-
ienborger aud I. q. Nicholson, subject,
"ThO Church" On Tuesday morning
at the u. z. church, j. $. Mcclellan,
John Gilfsn, Miss Emma Blon and Mary
WI ss will .dlsCuss tue subject, "lho
Young Peoples Societies" Tuesday
afternoon at tho Christian church, sub
ject, "The Sunday School" discussed
by Rev. J. y. FoSter, Rev. l. NJ, Weiss,
Rev. q. II. Coleman and A. 7. Stewart.
Tuesday evening at tho First PtGsby-
terrain church, subject, THE Church in
the Community" discussed by Rev.
William Peregoy, George Hopkins,
Frank Myers and a. S, Johnson,
Mr.. Henry Bayha, Of Bridgeport, and
Miss Lizzie Eborle were married al the
home Of the brides parents, in this
city, Wednesday evening. Rev, l. NJ.
Weiss oiIicialed, and only thu immedi'
ate friends Of the couple were present.
They went to housekeeping ut Bridge
port at once, followed by the good
wishes Of all their friends hero.
Tho directors Of the BeIlairO nail
works have il0d their petition In the
common pleas court to change the namo
OF that company to the 'Bellairo Steel
Company" They make no nails at all
now mud the name causes them great
deal OF unnecessary correspondence.
The change seems very proper one.
Mr.. Daniord Hayes. u glRSsworker at
RodeloPs, aud an excellent young
man, was married yesterday at noon to
Miss Maude Rush at the home Of the
brides mother, at JacobSburg. They
will live in this city.
D. W. Cooper, OF this city, and George
@. Mckee, OF Bridgeport, have been mp.
pointed by Judge briggs TO examine the
commissioners report for tho past Year,
along with Prosecuting Attorney
WeemS.
Tho musicale at the pariors Of 7. A.
Rodeier last night was attended by q
large number Of persons, moro than
could be comfortably accommodated,
but all left silver Offering for the poor.
A bowling party OF ladies and gentle.
mon Wero pleasantly entertained ut Mr..
$. o. Cummins's private alley, at his
homo, " ednVsday evening.
Hon. John L. Means, the representa-.
liyo.elect FROM Jollorson county, was in
the city yesterday, and called upon Hon.
]. Il. Blackburn.
Black Prince lodge, knights Of Pythias,
conferred degrees last night and enter.
tanned visitors from bridgeport aud
Martins Ferry.
lion. A. T. MCKelyey begins this
winters course OF lectures before tho
Farmers Institute at Wooster, on Dc.
cembor 0.
Tho Gravel hill readin, and social
club was entertained at the homo OF
Mr.. and Mrs, GsorEo w. Yo1t last nirht.
Editor McMillcn, Of tho st. Clnlrsville
Chronicle, aud vito arc attending the
exposition at Atlanta.
Mrs. Margaret Anderson, OF 81. Clalrs.
vile, " visiting relatives hero.
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BASE BALL DEALs


lisinE siadn at tlo MGrung of tho National
L-ngur--DOJlo for Gleason.
Tho Doylc.GloNson trado sanctioned
by tho National League Of lIa'o Bail
club, las aroused John 7. Brush, Of
Cincinnati. who said that no had 80.
cured an option on Doyle. llo 'aya that
Arthur Irwin and "Bnck" Ewing spoke
u tls exchange Of Latham, Of tho Gin.
clnnRll club, for Doyle, aud Ewing, not
unna Rble " act, called upon him. Mr..
Brush was very busy nj thu timn aud
could not dOcido right away, but Ito
considered that no hold m option on
tho New Yorker 10 was vory much
chARFInod when Ito found that Doyle
lad bson traded 10 Baltimore, Brush
says hs will bring tho matter before tho
league, but Freedman, u New York,
Gays that tho Cincinnati man has no
raNo.
Manager Irwin AayHi "Onr Innm "
INV complete aud wO arc satisfied with
tho ainRe exchange which wO made
with Baltimore Tho mak0.up ol tho
team will hos II. Davis, ftal bn'oj
llonoF, aarond base Clemson, third
hasa Fuller aud Uonnauphiun, short
stop George Davis, lBlL llold Van Hal
lfon, center fold, aud llofnan, right
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KNOWLEDGE

Bringa comfort and improvement and
tends TO personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bot
Tor than others and enjoy life more, With
les expenditure, BY more promptly
adapting the worlds best products 10
Ito needs of physical being, will attest
tho value to health Of the purO liquid
laxative principles embraced In tho
remedy, Syrup Of Jliga
lB excellence IL duo TO ib prcrcntinB
In tho form most acceptable aud plcas.
ant 10 tho laBto, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties Of perfect lax
aliyc, cTccLually cleansing tho system,
dispolling colds, hcadnchco and fcvcra
and permanently curing constipation:
H. hns given satisfaction 10 millions mud
met with tho approval Of tho medical
profession, because II meta on tho Hid'
ncys Liver aud Bowels without Wtnk'
cnIng them aud II Is perfectly FREQ from
every Objectionable substance,
syrup " Figs IN lUr sale by NIL drug.
rlaliinhOc aud a bottles, but u "a man.
ractirod by tic California rig Syrup
90, only, whose nanlo lsprlntOd on Cycfy
pnckngc, also the name, Syrup Of Fig
and being well Informed, You will not
accept any substitute II offered
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Fiyp,Oighths mile, selling. Palmorston,
no; Shakespeare ], Fremareo, King T.,
1885, Florio, l0ji Old age, lOl; Imperial,
Forum, ssptOur, Premier, 0Si Emo
tlonal, Maniau, Do Cameron, Dons'
ton, 05.
Threo.iourlhs milo, EautaW House
haudicap-Frincillo, l29; Leyina, 49,
RoundSman, Mac Briggs, III; Olaurice,
l0s; Premier, 1857.
Mile-TartuIIc, Van Btunt, The
Swain, ITO; Loyina, Plttull, Wilton,
PhmbuB, l07,
Fiys.oichths milo, lllies-Damsel,
Fascination III, los; HNnrade, Bernnr.
dine, Venitla II, Forget, 1903; Karma. %
Ono and one.eighth miles, selling
LeonaWell, los; Augusta Belle, 90; Tom
Moore, %; Lady McCann, PhGbuS, 90;
Information, SO.
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the lung. The injured man will not
give tue nnme Of tho man who carved
him.
Tho literary societies at Franklin col.
lege want Gov, Mckinley aud o. S. Brco
to pct as judges ut the contest next
month.
Judges @. ". Carroll and r. NJ. Eaton
aro'examining the county tIeaaury this
week. MIR, Kirk knows how 10 run the
office.
4. II, Stanton found sum OF money
last Night He did not say whether 1t
was four cents or thirty-nine dollars.
An excellent programme has been
arranged for tho opan meeting Of tho
f'sat Misc Ella Inglsbrlghts home.
Charley Thompson, a former ST,
Clairsvillo barber got three years at
Canton for stealing tools,
REV W, r. HsrlSog will conduct a
mission at BOllG!ro, wEerH there 10 no
Baptist church.
Charles Van PelI, Of Dillonvale, was
down yesterday, shaking hands with
friends.
Tho LauGhlln nail works will be of
Tomorrow on account Of tho scarcity OF
coal.
+. r. sodgwlck hps been made nd
mInistra;or Of the John NARROW estate.
Miss I.alo Reed, Of Mt, Pleasant, was
a vlsiEorin Martins Ferry yesterday.
The tax rate in Union township 10
Il is, the loWeas In tho county,
DR.. Crlmmel, Of Baltimore, Is Visiting
tho family Of w. 7, Garrett
Miss Ala Johnson had an arm broken
in a runaway ut Flushing.
Mrs. John P. Miller Of WellsburG,
has the typhoid fever.
A new Democratic paper is talked Of
at st, ClairsYillo.
Mrs, shayno Bell, Of DenWOOd, spent
yesterday here.
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Flve.eighths mile-Tokio, Willie K,
Athsnian, Hardenburgh. Kelly D., Tar.
tar, Cashier. Jerry Mack, Harnott,
Vigars, Mastin, Pardon. Letcher, lO5
Hickok, Nellie Agnes, Jack b., Gaspo.
rome, vi ito Oak, Cpueslip, ChAttorbox,
lO2.
seysn.eighths milo-Gatoway, liz;
Miss Galop, Tupto, RaIpsr, Sunbusrt,
10 Banjo, 1907; Le Creole, Ia Moore.
siatIa, Charley Weber, Pepper Rcd. lOi.
Three.quartera mile-Interior, Cerro
Gordo, III; Cyclone. BrownOl, Jennie
Mills, III; Judge Lyle, Chonoa, New
Come, 100; Summer Coon, Mickle.
Richmond, Minnie Dor, Harmon, Fair.
child, Bessie Miner. Tenor, l07.
FoTen.eighths mile-Prince Carl, Re.
splendent. liz; Leonell, Glad, CollOn,
1907; Lao Lake, MTrtello, Sam Lewis,
Elise. l02; l.iddy Pepper, 30.
Four and half iurlougs-Easlwind.
Doretts, Fair Lady, Eleanor Mac, Kitty
H., Cloverdale, Helen Keller, First
Purchase, II, ITO; Evidence. Benzotta,
Cinderella, Fiddeste. Emily, Twvnot,
Innorlike Princess, Over, MlSs Emma,
Mana, Passed, Juita Dor, Whiteaway,
Yocalic, Mary Payne filly, los.
Cloudy: truck GOOD,
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vIGIl.ANr ANp wAsn.JnrE.

These Two ronms wiil Play Here on
Thanksgiving u tho Game with the
Tigers Ia Not Arranged.
Tho Viginnt foo. ball team, Of Mar.
tins Ferry, will play the Warrington
and Jefferson college team here on
Thanksgiving Day II the game with the
Wheeling Tiger, i, not arranged. II
the vigilanL.Tigers game 10 arranged
Vigilant will play wash.Jcit on Ioms
other day during Thanksgiving week.
The Yiglants are anxious 10 close tho
arrangements with the Tigers manage.
menI for their game and arc willing 10
play for 5000 u aldo instead Of $3.50 Is
originally proposed. Nothing could DO
learned Of the plans Of Manager Bar.
Aows, Of tho Tigers, as no was out Of tho
Z city last night 1t is said ho is trying
To bring bath tho strong Pit"'nry,
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commencing at 10 O'Clock a ~. the following
real estate: A part OF parcel Of ground situated
on Caldwrlrs Run being part Of LOT numbered
fourteen 40 In CaldwOlrS Addition TO the city
Of Wheeling on TWENTY ninth street. aud de-
sCflbed nc follows Beginning At stake ono
hundfel aud seYrnty.twO tiT!) feet north Of tue
southeast cOrnet Of said lot; thence north with
said ea,tetn line ntty (jOl feet 10 stake thence
Wnt one hundred (l0lj foot 10 stake; Thence
south nity CSl) feet W astakc, thence west one
hundred 100 iVti 10 stakel; thence south tity
tA0D feet 10 aStnke. thence cast one hundred 400
feet to the place Of beginning together With all
improvements thereon being part Ol lot No.
II. conveyed TO the said Henry WlrdcbuSch and
wife by William schocsoy by deed dated Juue
TIf.vs oP sALr-Onc.halt OF the purchase
money, and 70 much more rs the purchaser
may elect tn pay, cash OH the day OF sale aud
the residue Ia two equal inainllmonb, payable
respectively In SIX agi twelve months from day
VI sale. with interest from that date, the pnr'
chaser to give hi, notes with good security for
the deferred payments, mud the tliln 10 said real
estate 10 DO trtainCd until payment In full
Tic ulln 1, believed u be good, but selling As
trustee 3 will convey only such title rs iS vested
In mo by tho said dcCd Of trust
oq1l J. y. ELsOS. Trustee,
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MARTINS isnI.nY.
IIaps aud stl'hap' IT IA rhrivlng City
Across tho River


Across tho River
VIII Coss, the iiflcon.y0Rr.old son Of
Mrs Emma Co.'S, OF south Fifth street,
mad very narrow uacapO yesterday
afternoon at A:3O. Ito was on Hanover
street aud u ftoiglt passed on tho
Terminal railway. Whom about one.
half Of tho train had passed. Ito aLtOmpt.
oI TO lump on n box chr. lilo missed
his ioothold and tho foot passed
through the iron stop aud struck tho
wheel llo had hold Of tho car with
both hands, mud being strong and active
pulled himself NJ, placed his loft foot
on tho stop aud pulled tho other out,
or LlOto Is no telling what tho result
might hOVo boon.
Ullvor Watkins, Of Maynard, has rn.
CnlyOd two ofdnfa for llnU sliuUp since
tho election. soluo oil tho Iarmors think
II Ia u good time ~ hold on to thUir
sheep, sinCA tho outlook for protection
Ia no ilAtlCfing.
Minu Jossio llolling was 10 have boon
surprised by party Of lfionda last
night. sickness inlutlafGd with tho
arrangement, aud tho crowd spOnt tho
evening dancing At Schedules.
ilOnty gnOdgrAsS continues 10 gtow
weaker, Ills daughters, Mira. Irwin
Phillips, Of lSa,ton, ". Va, aud Mrs
Edward Welsh, of Alukann, atO al his
bedside.
John o. Mitchell, vol known hOrO.
Aboul4, wNa u candidate Tor recollection
A. recorder In Hancock county, and wont
down with other DOmoCthu.
Several wagon loads Of poles, belong.
Ing " tho bridgeport electric light CON.
paDy, were hauled lron Martina Forty
10 Wheeling yesterday,
Tho rolahdOr Who was stabbed In tho
Flaht GldO by another Pole ut Dlllonyalo
on Sunday will recover Tho gAsh was
ak inches long and Tho knlio penetrated