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The morning times., 1895-11-20
BANQUET TO GOV. SHEPHERD.
One VIII BE Given in His Honor
Tonight

A banquet will be given Gov. Alexan-
der r. Shepherd by some of the prominent
citizens of Washington tonight at $50
o'clock at the Arlington Hotel.
The banquet is intended as an express
sion of the appreciation of the people OF
the District of the great work Gov. shep-
herd accomplished in making the city
worthy of its distinction as the Capital OF
the Nation.
There was 4 meeting of the gentlemen
Interested in the success of the enter
tainment at the Arlington Hotel on Thurs
day to make the preliminary arrangements.
The following gentlemen were named as
a committee on invitations: James @.
Berrett, Matthew G. Emery, Charles ].
Bell, c. s. Moves and n. NJ. Parker.
The morning times., 1895-11-20
BAGGED THE CRAP PLAYERS.
Four Youngsters Arrested While
Shooting the Bones

William Brown. John Smith, William
Jones, and George Carson, aged from four
teen to twenty years, were arrested yester-
day afternoon by Officers Warren and
Sprinkle for crap shooting.
The sidewalk on b street, between Eleventh
and Twelfth streets, have been turned into
an open-air, free-fur-all gaming table and
hot game was In progress when the officers
swoopeddo wnupon theplayers andcaptured
the whole outfit.
The morning times., 1895-11-20
-- s-
QUESTIONS FOR TAXPAYERS.

Do you think that the District sh o uld
be bonded to pay for a new system
of sewerage and for street exten-
sion and improvements?
Do you think that, should a bopd bill
pass, any of the money realized
from the sale of these bo nds should
be expended In improving private
real estate holdings outside the city
proper and remote from the great
body of Taxpayers?
The morning times., 1895-11-20
sHOTGUNs AND RIFLES GALORE.
Southern Gentlemen Settle a Diff
Guilty, Which Results DiSa st rously.

Tuscaloosa, Ala, Nov. 19.-News has jus
been received here of desperate tragedy at
Marietta, Walker county.
Joe Kilgruye and John Hanley, weIl
known young men of that place, had
quarreled previously. Saturday they met
Kilgrove accompanied by John Jones, and
Hanley had with him Sam Kilgrovc.
The result was a general fight with shot
guns and Winchesters. Joe Kilgrove was
instantly killed and Hanley and Jones
severely wounded.
The morning times., 1895-11-20
Capt. Thomas Has Resigned.

At a special meeting of the board Of d.
rectors OF the Union Building Company held
yesterday, Capt. A. A. Thomas, who ha been
president of the company since its organiza-
ton, rendered his resignation, owing To- the
pressure of his other business. Col. NJ. N.
Parker was elected president and Mr.. Henry
X. Willard vice president.
The morning times., 1895-11-20
Bids for Brown Powder,

Bids were opened yesterday at the Bureau
of Ordnance, War Department, for sup
plying oSO,7O0 pounds of powder for seige
and sea coast guns. The Duponts bid
33 cents per pound for brown powder
and % cents Tor black nodded. Bernard
Peyton of California offered to supply the
brown po WIDER at 50 cents per pound.
The morning times., 1895-11-20
Charged with Insulting Women

Gustave Kramperk, German, twenty
seven years old, was arrested last night
by Officer Hutchinson at the corner of
Seventh street and Pennsylvania avenue for
insulting women on the street He had
been annoying the women waiting for the
transfer cars at Market Space.
The morning times., 1895-11-20
undervaluations Decreasing.

The annual report of the board of general
appraisers of customs devotes much space
to undervaluatlens,a and saysan advantage of
. per cent in price is sufficient 60 control
th" trade of an empire. Undervaluatious,
however, the report states, are not sn num-
erous as in former years
The morning times., 1895-11-20
Selections

First race-Westove Ava, and ST. Law
renee.
Second race-LittIe Ralph, Svengall, and
Grassmere.
Third race-Bronston, Siberia, and Gaietv.
Fourth ruce-Jersey, jim Dunlcn, and La
PTentis.
Fifth race-Masher, somage, and Der
wish.
sixth race-Mote, Biondy's Victim, and
FoXglove.
The morning times., 1895-11-20
Cnnt. UeaIv,s nerorsa

Captain Healey telegraplls from San Fran
cisco, that he Is preparing a reply TO the
charges of inefflciency and neglect of duty
preferred against him. He will forward
his defense here in about ten days
The morning times., 1895-11-20
Selections at PimIIco.

Hugh Penny. sirocco.
sun Up, Mckee.
Beatrice ", Predicameut.
Augusta Belle, Marshall.
Florrie. Fifield.
Integrity, Eclipse.
The morning times., 1895-11-20
Mertz's Modern
Pharmacy.
Ends in
a Blaze
ofGlory

The greatest success of the season has been this
great Drug, Medicine Toilet and SiiverWare Sale.
To-day is the last day. Make hay while the
shines Come eary-come often.
The morning times., 1895-11-20
ClGrk's.
Ses-13G TIN
tIGrk's,
ses-73G TIN
Mon's "a
Dorbu
Ribbed
Underwear
39e.

This is an extraordi-
nary chance to purchase
your winter underwear
at an exceptional price.
These goods are we'll
made - actually worth
81, and have been ad-
vertised as an immense
bargain for 59c-satin
front, finished seams
in blue, gray and brown
The morning times., 1895-11-20
Senior TayeIra Here

senor Luis Taveira, Consul General of
Portugal at New York, is at willlard's
The morning times., 1895-11-20
Pennsylvania Railroad to Baltimore
and Return e

Saturday and Sunday, November % and
"a, valid for return passage until Monday,
the 10Th. Rate 81. %. Good on any traiu.
The morning times., 1895-11-20
DEBARRED FROM THE MAILS.
California Concern Included Under
the PoStoffIce Rule,

The Postocfice Department has denied
the privilege of the mails TO the United
Indemnify Company of Los Angeles, Cal,
for conducting lottery or similar enter
prise
The company's business WIS bond IN
vestmcnt scheme, such as was conducted
by numerous other concerns whose appeals
are now before the postma aster general from
the departments action in shutting them
out of the mails.
The morning times., 1895-11-20
Mrs. stndler Gets AL.

Under Gotlieb Stadtler's will. filed for
probate with the register of wills yester-
day, his widow is made executrix aud
CHIEF beneficiary.
The morning times., 1895-11-20
Results nj AIe.a nder Island

Weather clear. Track good.
rO1-First race. -Four aud one-hR furlonys
foT Selling. Purse, 500. Time, 0:55.
Ind Horse * VT St Il St Fin J'ck'y BIT
69s Duke John, 105 21a In iI6 Neary S.
'6l4 Bonnleville, IO5 81 81 81 Avery S
$3.50 Silver Queen,l05 !ps21aa9/ PM Dirt 1
G92 Moderate 105...- Sheehan 20
693 E'nie B'v'rIy ,lo5 6 St'nsb'ry 10
Gs5 Padre, ,IO5 ......S 5 3 6 Lynch .
$50 Psyche, ,IO5.-.... z RKing Is
6s6 Marlboro, los. 8 s s Robins'n 60
Start fair. Won ridden cut.
The morning times., 1895-11-20
Beecham's pills for constl-
patton, Ios and a5s. Get the
book at your druggists and
go by it.

Annual aAiss more Dian soc 90 boxsa.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-28
pHorHEHHooD OF 81, ANDREW,

second DaY OF tho Convention at Louis.
NMS-gmPOFsRHs npsIpsSS Transacted.
LOUISVILLE, Sept 2L-The second day
OF the convention OF the Brotherhood Of
St, Andrew opened this morning with
a communion service at Christ church
cathedral. Tho 1T, Rev. William D,
Nichols, bishop Of California, acted aS
cesbrant.
The morning business session opened
promptly ut 10 o'clock at Library hall,
with President Fsurs presiding,
RSv, Richard McCready, Of Ovens
boro, oderOd tho opening prayer.
In regard TO tho resolution offered
yesterday by the Chicago delegation to
have the convention held earlier In the
year, because this time intOrisreI With
the work OF tho ministers at the begin.
ming OF the year. aud also Of delegates
who ara engaged IN business pursuits,
the committee recommended that this
be adopted, Accepted.
Tho committee recommended that the
resolution offered yesterday to have the
nsxt convention to hS international In
character be- adopted. This was accept.
cd. In regard TO the different resoln.
tions offered Yesterday as to the place
whore tho convention shall bS held next
year the committee made the following
recommendations:
That all suggestions and resolutions
with reference TO the time aud place OF
holding the next animal convention
and olnor details Of the same, bs sub
miIted 10 tho incoming council for ao'
tion; aud that At tomorrow mornings .
session OF tho convention, be allowed
tho delegations from each OF the cities
asking for the convention to present
their respective claims.
This was accepted with the amend.
ment that the Canadian delegation also
be allowed to speak on the subject
Tho following resolution by tho Rev.
Walter HOughIon was accepted:
I'VE protest against the atrocities
committed by the Turkish authorities
against the ChristiRns OF Armenia and
express tho hope that the English aud
American churches will use all possible
means to prevent any further repetition
Of these outragss. "
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THAT WAR SCARE.
Tho Status of tho VeuS EuslRn Matter HAl
Not Changed Since Last sprluE.

Tho Status Of tho VenS EuslRn Matter Has
Not Changed since Last spriuE.
WAsuTSGToS, D, O., Sept. 2Z-There
is no advance nor change In tho status
OF the Venezuelan question, 30 far as
can be learned from all available OH
ciAl sources in Washington, including
the Venezuelan minister. NoLwith.
standing this fact there has been much
speculation on the subject within the
last few days, some OF 1t being ni q de-
Cidedly wGrlke tendency, indicating a
determination on the part nj the adj
mlnistraIion TO adopt vigorous s,eps in
asserting the Monroe doctrine as Rppli'
cable to Vonezu Ella.
At the state department there is CON-
plete reticence on the subject, not, 20
far ~ can ba learned, because there Is
need oil Unfolding anything for rOa'
Hons OF eXpsdiency, but because there
has been halt IN the negotiations
since last spring.
Senior Andrada, the Venezuelan min
lister, was asked tonight concerning
the reports,
II have no Information whatever OF
any change OF development, said ha,
III there 10 any new phase II has not
been communicated 10 me. My calls at
the AtAts department have been for the
purpoGe Of my respects TO the secretary
aud there has bsen no manlion OF the
boundary question as there were no
new phases open TO consideration"
Senior AndradA added that he had
noted the widespread comments Of late
AZ to the Venezuelan question, inclnd'
ing the vigorous speeches OF General
I.ongstreOt, at ChickamRuga, and OF ex'
Governor Campbell, OF Ohio. The min
lister looks at this as a general awaken.
ing Of American interest In the subject
rather than Rs 4 change in tho status
Of affairs,
Since Lord Kimborly's answer to Mt.
Bayard setting forth EugiRnd'S position,
nu American syndioatO has secured
large concessions from Venezuela OF
land in the disputed territory. It iS
along tho south bank Of the orinoco, go
situated that II tho American claimants
enforce their concession and hRVs the
support Of tho United States govern.
ment, a direct issue with Great Britain
is inevitable.
Congressman Livingston, Of Georgia,
who ID familiar with the affairs Of the
American company, says that men will
be sent to take possession OF tho terri.
tory. He hRsexpected that this would
lead 10 Il conflict, in which case the
company would appeal to tho United
States for protection Of itS rights. As
yOt, however, there has been no con.
tlict and no appeal Tor government sup.
port, aud 90 far a. eau bo learned It iS
premature TO state what this govern.
mont would do should this American
company bring about an issue.
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AUSTIN, Tex, sOpt 97.-Govornor
Culbertaon's proclamation issued last
night, oonysnlng tho Legislature next
Tnu,day to enact another priZo fight
law wai grent 1urpritb, There was
somo talk to-day that POpulists aud
other political opponents oI tho COVER
nor may defeat tho object by making q
law TO 90 into effect IN ninety DAYS. II
reauiro, n tao.ihirdS vote 10 glyo lin'
mOdiAto elect, Representative Ham
Ward, Il leading nonber Of the house,
to-day said that tho legislature would
undoubtedly pass n law 10 70 into OflouI
at once, aud that II would make ptIIu
lighting n felony llo .hlnki that law
VIII bs pas,od wllhiu week aIlor the
lugIglaturO meets.
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GOVERNOR OULBGnsoN
AID His Call OF the Legislature cauI
Renewed Public Discussion.

AID His Call OF the Legislature Cause
Renewed Public Discussion.
DALLAS. Texas, Sept 2z-Whlle the
governors call for a special session Of
the legislature requesting tho body TO
pass law prohibiting prize fights was
not entirely surprise, yet it had the
the effect Of starting atresh public die.
cussions, the governors SupporIoru
were jubilant aud regard q law to take
immediate effect az 4 certainty. The
opposition maintain that the required
tWo.thirds Of the members Of the legiS.
la.ute will no. be secured for an imne.
diate net and do not doubt that u law
will DO passed to take edsct ia ninety
days.
While taking this view, the opposition
arc wondering what the governor will
do next ii law to take immediate effect
Is not passed. The question nall sides
is, will the governor rest his case on
legislative action? Conservative opin.
ion insists that two or three branches
Of government, the judicial and legisla'
tive, should and will settle tue matter
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sr. JosEPH, Mo-, Sept, 27.-All St.
Joseph is mystIhed by the sudden dis
appearance OF two young girls, without
shadow Of reason that can bo found.
uulsIs they have been abducted, aud
that Is the general theory. The
latest disappearance OF which the
police have learned is that Of
Dora Kennedy, fourteen years old.
daughter OF a workman in the railroad
shops. She has been absent from home
since Wednesday morning, but tho au-
thoritleS were not informed until to-
day. AS in the casb Of Maud StOidel,
who disap peRrsd last Sunday. the miss.
Ing girl has dropped ont OF sight as
mystorlouSly as II swallowed by the
earth.
The friends OF the families Of the
girls aud their nearer relatives hold
that only mad iniatuation for the priest
now charged with having induced Maud
Steidel to leave her home could have
boon the cause Of her disappearance,
and eithOr similar feeling, or resort
10 some deception or force could have
been responsible for the going OF Dora
Kennedy.
The public Is at a whito heat With in.
dIgnation. Dominick Wagner, the
priest accused Of Rbducting the girl, has
asked the police to protect him from
tue mob that has Threatened TO lynch
him. He still protests that he knows
nothing Of the girls whereabouts.
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Tons OF ToBACco
Go Up in smokO-A Disastrous Fire at
Cincinnati.

Go Up In smokO-A Disastrous Fire ut
Cincinnati.
CIScNSATl, o., Sept 27.-At 0 o'clock
to.nigkt the Commerce street end Of
one OF the storage houses Of the Cincin.
natl Leaf Tobacco Company, between
Race aud Vine streets, was found to be
on fire. Thirteen engines were brought
10 the spot Tho bnilding is OF brick
and four stories high. Two thousand
seven hundred and sevsnty.Rve hogs.
heads Of tobacco were stored in It by
actual count made to-day. The average
contents Of hogShead IL 1900 pounds.
At very low price the tobacco stored
in this warehouse is worth S2J0,000.
The building iS very old aud has been
Water.logged by numerous floods. Its
value as source Of rental income was
about S50.00n The building belonged
to tho Nudge heirI. Insurance not
known. The habit OF the Cincinnati
I.oai Tobacco warehouse company Is to
insure fully rs possible, otherwise
nothing 10 obtRinRble at present Of the
insurance on the tobacco.
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Doesn't Agree wt.h Iisr Husband About
the PrlIs.Fight Husiuo't.

Doesn't Agree wtth Iier Husband About
the PrlIo.Flght nusIusu
CHICAGO, Sept. 27.-"If Texas wants a
prize fight, let thom have 1t, l say"
said Mrs. Charles A. CulberSon before
leaving Chicago to-day for Texas. Mrs.
Culborson is tho wife OF Governor Cul.
boron, OF Texas, and with her mother,
Mrs Harris, has beon spending tho
summer In tho north.
"Whaps tho use in poor Charles
working himself 10 death 10 prevent
something tho whole state wants y
continued Mrs. CulbeBOn.
AT least nine men out oi oyory ton
in Texas want tho prizo hght aud, after
all, he was elected 10 carry out the will
Of tho people aud the people want tho
nght. / don't care what they say they
want, or pretend to say, they would,
every ono Of them, 90 TO II. Then,
think OF tho money tits going TO cost TO
convene the legislature.
ST don't see anyway why ono fnnn
should have the power 10 decide what
tho rest should do. Ono mans judg.
mont Is no botter than nnolhOr'S aud l
don't boo why ono judges opinion =!
better than those Of his fellow judges"
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MApAGAsoAl, WAR.
Colonel ShOrvintou Discounts the FrOneh
Accounts otVlctorieG.

Accounts otVlctorleG
LONDON, Sept. 27.-Colonol Charles
Robert shCrvinton, who was formerly
commandor.in.chIot OF tho Malagassy
forces, which position he resigned in
April last has boon interviewed by the
Daily Nows regarding tho war in NADIA
gasrar Colonel shcrvluton told the
reporter that tho llovos intended to
lght to tho bttor onl and that he ia
convinced that French accounts ottheir
victory ovor tho llovaI at MajhnVa have
boCn exaggerated Tor tho purpose Of
cheering the French people.
Colonel ShOryinton said further that
II was ridiculous TO suppose as was
stated IN official dispatches from NADIA.
gaucar thia wOok, that tho main body
ol tho llovaS had beOn met forty miles
from tho capital aud defeated. Tho
llovRs. Colonel Shervnton said, would
never expose tile capi.NI by dhpRtchiug
tho main body Of troops to tho front
Tho French expedition has not mot
tho lloyna army, ho says, and will not
do 40 until II il within thirty milUs Of
tho capital, Then, concluded Colonel
ShUrvinton, there Will DO desperate
bniilO,
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l.oa GAroe, UAlA., Sept, g1,--Tho
forest frOa which hRvc boon burning Tor
tho past wook in tho Santa Cruz mOnn.
taini, hRvo devastated an area Of five
square miu9. Tho iiro Ia affecting tho
temperature Of tho towns In tho valley,
whore tho temperature has ior tho Ia ii
ak DAYS boon al fever heat Ton thou.
sand acres Of heavily wuodOd territory
ara located III tho patll ol tho fire aud
will undoubtedly bo DESTROYED unlcss
rain oppotIunoIy subduoi tho Connagra.
itnu
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sr. CLAInsYILLN FA1Is.
Unfouudod Smallpox Rumors Kept Dow
tIis, AttanJnnuO.

Unfouudod Smallpox Rumors Kept Down
the Attendance.
The attendance Rt the Belmont county
fair at St Clatrsville this week was
light; tho weather on the last day was
threatening and rumors that there was
smallpox in ST. ClairSyille, although
false, we're IN circulation, which no
doubt kept quite mum Der from attend.
ing,
The exhibits In some OF the depart.
ments were not quite as large as for
msry. The poultry exhibits and the
display Of harness, wagons and car.
riaRes by Amos Mcbride. the earriape
manufacturer, and the agricultural i'm.
pement display by Mcbride & Sleger,
were unusually fino.
Quite number OF people from
Wheeling and the nearby towns al
tended on the last day. Tho races were
good, considering the condition oi the
track which was heavy, Summary Of
the races:
SECOND DAY RACES.
Throu.yoar.old trot and pace, purGe
S25-Maud st. Clair, owned by George
Nichols, 81. Ulaiaville, first; Shaddon
Normionsc, owned by William Me.
LNughlin, Wheeling, second Daisy For
est, owned by n. X. Hoco, 81. Olairs'
VILE. third. Best time, S;O9.
2:jO trot, purse Sjj--Joo Winslow,
owned by William SchatIOr, Wheeling,
frat; BcllviOw Girl, owned by iiGy Il
Waddcl. Wheeling, sOcondi Konnon,
owned by A. a. Dunlop. Eonnon, o.,
third; Waldo, owned by q. Mitchell,
WhooIing, fourth. Best tiluc, 2;4Qt,
TitIRD DAY RACES.
2.2O pace, purse Sl2j-Brac, owned
by I. A. Dunlop, Konnon, o., first
Virginia Wilkes, owned by William
Patterson, bridgeport, o., seconds Ben
lIur, owned by Dan Carl, 81, ClairsviIIc,
Ohio, third. Best time, 2.27l,
2:2O trot, purse S2OO--Joo " inslow,
William Schailur, Wheeling frat; Kalo
O, Ray & WNddol, Wheeling, second I;
Laiy Bird, Lit. Thompson, st. Clairs'
Wills, thirds Kitty B, T. Il. MeGI0an,
Moundsvillc, fourth; Vera Roberts,
Moundsville, hhh. lost timc, g!SBl,
lunning rnCO, purse S7b--MontoroY,
J. NJ. ShatnIc, WCllsburH first; Princess
ROda, J. Is. llogO, St. ClairAVllo, second F;
Golden Rod, Thomas RAMSEY, Jacobs.
burg, third Mindon, y, q. Humphreys,
ST. GlairsyiIlo, fourthi Darby, q. u.
llilligas, CadE, Nth, Boat tlmo, ibL
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casss Of MssSrS, Garden and Ohlsy,
who arc we'll known throughout tho
state and are two ol the most popular
men In West Virginia. Their thousands
of friends will be rsioiced to hear that
their injuries are no worSe.
Mrs. Furtney 10 the wife oil the well
known attorney Of KIngwood, Mr., Neil
j, Fortnsy, and Miss DoWntain il a
daughter Of Major ], G, DoWnlain, for.
merly editor OF ths Huntington Adyer.
tiuer, and is herleli well known in news
paper circles, She is at present asIil,
tant state librarian at Charleston,
where, as elsewhere, she has a host OF
lriendl. =
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d CLEVELAND, o., Sort 2L-rho Mas.
allIon operators hcld n meeting hOrO to.
dNy to take action ON tlo demand made
by tho minors Nt their convention a lcw
days agi lot an lncteaiB ot nlnc cents
ncr tom Tho iniuorA threatened to
strike In casa thOir demand wNi not
granted. THO operator, to-day decided
to stand by tho Columbus HgroOmOnl,
which means that tho ncroasB will not
bu granted on October 1, 1t may bo
later huWOvOL
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WAsnisoroN, D. O., Sept. 27,--sccro.
tAry Onoy received information to-day
that tho Mora drOttlor Hlmo,ta million
aud a half Of dollars had been paid In
London to-day by tho Spanish financial
agent Tho monNy was paid In gold
aud will probably bO ttan'iOrtod 10 tllii
country by cabIo drafts aud placed to
Secretary Olnova CrOdlt In tho Now
York aub'Lfohsury,
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vAnSA, sopt e7.-AdyiccS from An.
lioch state that Ottoman officials thoro
have succeeded In exciting MunulmOns
with report Of an impending massacre
bv Armcnians AZ a result Of this,
MuRsulmOnp, accompanied by police,
faidol M Armenian church aud Search.
oil tho building for arms. Tho Arme'
mans rSsi'lgd aud In tho conflict, which
issued, ten N thOm woro Killed,
A foign OF terror prevails at komAk
and FflOnuon, owing to opprUasions by
tho TurkA Many ArmenIand have been
nttnaIhl.
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COLUMBUS, ONO, Sept. 2Z-The off.
GERS OF the Ohio division Of tho United
Nine Workers oil America to-day issued
circular to their men assuring them
that thOro can DO no question but that
all advance will be granted In Pitts.
burgh, and that Ohio operators, Octo.
bsr |, will follow snlt, as per contract,
August ., aud urging Ohio minsrS to re.
speCt that contract,
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SHOCKING CHARGES
AEaInst HoIpltaI Authorities Made by .
servant Girl.

AGaInSt Hospital Authorities Made BY .
servant Girl.
sT. LOUIS, Sept. 97,-NIaggie Dalton.
tho servant girl thief, has made state
ment to the police concerning the re-
cent management OF the female hos
pital. the details OF which are SO shock
ing as to be almost incredible.
The girl giyes the names Of four at
taches of tho hospital at the time DR.,
r. NJ. Keerlcy was superintendent, aud
accuses them Of having made prac.
tlce Of selling the bodies Of patients who
died in the institution. Collins filled
with bricks, she says, were palmed of
on the man who buried the dead, and
the bodies we're shipped away teom the
city to various medical colleges. The
superintendent OF the hospital denies
tho truth Of the charges.