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III. {. {. II. Column.

Miss Alice r. Palmer, of Indiana, the
fifth round-the-world missionary of the
W. c. T. L.. sailed from southampton
Jan. 26, returning after an absence of two
years, during which time she has worked
principally in the colonies OF south
Africa, organizing many new societies,
conducting conventions and rendering
Invaluable aid to the white ribbon cause
Governor Busiel, of New Hampshire, in
his inaugural address, testities that 1.-The
prohibition OF the sale OF Intoxicating
liquors, after many years OF trial, has be-
come the settled policy OF the state. The
existing law and the means provided for
its enforcement have stood the test OF
time and experience, and are receiving
each year a firmer public support. The
law is found sufficient to suppress the
unlawful sale OF liquors, wherever public
sentiment lends adequate support to its
enforcement
The law comforting school suffrage on
the women OF Ohio has been declared
stitutional.
Bishop John II. Vincent and Rev. John
Hall, D. D.. have become councillors of
the department OF purity in literature
and art OF the National w. {. T. |.
Peace Sunday, the third Sabbath OF De-
cember, received greater attention than
ever this year. The programs for the day,
prepared by the department OF peace and
arbitration of the Worlds w. {. I. T.,
were widely used. During her last year
Of service as nat ional lecturer of the de-
partment, Mrs. Emily I. Burgess ad-
dressed ninety-t hree schools, colleges and
public gatherings in New York and the
New England states.
The department of peace and arbitra-
ton of the Worlds w. c. T. L. has sent
a communication to the Gar Nicholas ii,
expressing 5atis fact ion at the humane
spirit OF his imperial manifesto, and de-
sire that he like his fat her, may be nota-
BILE in history for his peace principles.
The paper was signed by the president of
the Worlds w. G. T. L., and also by the
department superintendent.
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STATE BOARD OF HEAhTH
In Session at ChHrlsIton-VaoaauisS FIllsd
Doctprs Admitted TO practios.

In Session nt ChHrlsItOn-VaoaRois Filled.
Doctors Admitted to Practice.
Sptrtat D'pOtth 10 he Inslltgner.
CHGVLEsToN, W, Va, July a-Ths
state board of health met in the hRll oil
the house OF delegates to-day and will
probably remain in session until Thurs.
day President Ewing called tho meet
ing to order.
There wero present DrS L. o. Wilson,
OF Wheeling; A. r Barbee, OF Point
Pleasant; ]. B. WalkenshaW, Of Wehs-
burg, and tho secretary, Dr.. W. D.
Baker, Of Martinuburg; DR.. G. R. Ems
low, Of Huntington, and DR.. ". G.
Board, Of Anderson.
Tho following appointments OF local
health officers TO ill vacancies were
made:
DR.. Randall Hutchinson, OF ECkman
DIR. Samuel A. Daniel, OF Wolch DR.. W,
l. Jaeger, OF Jeager; DR.. J. Q, Brown.
field, Of Wayne; Joseph Workmen, Of
Wayne, and A, W. Crum, Of Preston,
Wayne county; Dr.. W. +. Griffin, to fill
tho vacancy on the board OF health OF
Doddrdgo county; DR.. Il. G. Washer, OF
Petersburg, Grant county, TO ill the un-
expired term OF DR.. X. Workman.
Secretary Baker submitted his report
on smallpox cases during tho past year.
showing that the quarantine had
elIactually stopped tha spread OF the
disease The following gentlomon made
applications for the practice Of medi-
cine and wers examined to-day: Ii. S.
Carter, Madison, Boone county; Robert
Holman, Anderson; Q. A. Wade, Fair.
mont; Edgar b. Plant Wheoli nG; S. ].
Miller, Philadelphia, Pa; Thomas j.
Casio, Jackson; Robert A. Irwin,
Wheeling; Ira @, Hicks, Winfield
Charles B, Williams, PhiIippi; James
A. Butcher, Cutlep, BrAxton county ;
Alonzo G. Kelley, Five Mile, Mason
county; James York. Zorkville. Wayne
county; John D. sturgell, Louisa, KY,
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ELKa GRAND hodge,
Opens Undsr AnIplOlous ClrcumItanSsS.
The West VlFHiuia Delegation,

NFNN" SANNF AuqplpAuuh CFuumNtnuotls
The West VlFEiuia Delegation,
ATLANTIC Cry N. j., July 0,-Ths
Grand Lodge D, 2, o. Elka convened In
Morris Guards ArmOry at noon to-day.
Grand Exalted Ruler IL. B. Hay, OF
Washington, presided, Tho roll cali
showed that l5l out OF total OF 275
lodges In tho country wore represented,
including all the largest lodges located
at Cincinnati, Louisville, st. Louis and
Buffalo.
In his reply to the address OF welcome
extended by Mayor Stoy, Grand Exalted
Ruler Hay indicated that the peace ne-
gotiatlons will ba Immediately brought
before the grand lodge. 1t 10 only a
question Of arranging details now, as
the general terms OF settlement OF all
differences between the two factions
practically have beOn agreed upon.
Over 5000 Elka registered ~ head
quarters to-day, The Wheeling delsga.
ton arrived at 10 o'clock this morning
and everybody in good shape. From all
indications the two factions will be
united tomorrow.
Hon. b, u. Doyener, OF Wheeling, ar
rived from Washington at noon. The
city Ia handsomely decorated aud tho
keys Of the city turned over to the grand
exalted ruler, Edwin b. Hay, by his
honor, the mayor.
When the convention assembled this
afternoon the Armory hall was crowded.
During the noon hour tho question oil
bringing Up the iactionRl fights began.
The Hay and Delwiler factions were
discussed, but 1t was finally decided to
lay II over until Tomorrow. THIS ques'
ton will not occupy much time, as II 10
pretty well settled that thore will be
no fight. Meade DOtwilOr, the grand
exalted ruler OF the Buffalo faction, met
Sam Martin, a prominent member Of
the other faction, aud taking his own d,
=. o. + badge from his breast, pinned
1t OH Martins lapel. This seems to be
the general feeling among the delegates,
The frst business before the conven.
tion this afternoon was tho reading OF
the grand Hecr6tary'a reports. The 70.
ports show that twenty.three new
lodges wero admitted during the past
year, nine being from the Buffalo fac
tion. The total receipts during the
year were 5000 and there arc s., 900 vet
remaining in tho treasury, After this
rsport had been read the grand exalted
rulers (Hay's) annual address was do.
livered. lie spoke for almost an hour.
Ho said the Rnti.club and Sunday Iegis-
lation endorsed by tho order At 4
previous session, was contrary 10 the
principles OF tho order. lIa also paid a
tribute to the theatrical profession as
the founders Of tho order. and said that
this class OF members were still &C.
lively engaged in working for the good
OF the ElkL DurlnS tue course ol his
ramArki tho grand exalted ruler out
lines q plan whereby a supreme lodge
might be created, but no recommends
tiou was made. Tho election Of otIicsrs
will take place on Thursday.
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ANDERSON, ISD,, July O,-The greatest
combination the window glass industry
has known was cOniumm ated last
night
For some time tho price Of glass has
been about aslow asit was 'poSSible to
make 1t for, caused by very strong COM
petition, During the past year just
closed twelve companies west Of Pitts
burgh have refuse to Ssll their
product aud aa a result their ware
houses have been filled. Tho renain-
ing ninotesn plAnts west Of Pittsburgh
have sold their glaHs, and as result
the end OF the season found $4,000
boxes OF glass In warehouses. The
twelve companies that had been work.
ing on the quiet had 100000 OF these,
aud the remaining 10000 boxes will not
be ct to move for breakage and assort-
ment. The 10000 boxes will be ex-
hausted in q couple Of weeks, and then
ehe combine win have the market in
their own hands.
The factories east Of PlttSburgh hRve
big trade OF their own. They only
have 200, 100 boxes available, aud they
arc held by tho Mckee, the Avermore.
the Jeannette and one OF the plants In
Pittsburgh. They will not ship east,
and will raise their prices to correspond
with the gas belt manufacturers. A
raise OF % per cent In all window glass
was made last night, aud after 10000
boxes are disposed Of the price will 60
still higher. 4
According to the workers union, the
plants cannot open before September l,
and the fact that the workers will de-
mRud the restoration Of the 22l per
cent cut OF last year, will make the
other manufacturers make this con-
cession il thev start their mills. This
will not be done unless they Rccede to
the raise, as they would lose heavily
aud could not get decent market be-
foro tho frat Of October. By this time
the demand will bo filled and 1t is
thought all OF their stock sold. The
combination will be knownas the Rey-
nolds Selling Agency and headquarters
were opened in the Anthony block
at Muncie, whore all selling will bo
made trcm. Phil Matter IL president,
J. V. VandeWsler is vice president and
Thomas Hart, Of Muncle, is secretary.
Charles Eastman, tho youngest glass
factory manager in tho United States.
will be the acting president and will
have charge Of tho office.
The factories that are in belongto the
Indiana gas belt
They are Anderson. Ely, Jones aud
Bower, OF Muncie; American and Gas
CITY; Marion Window Glass Companyi
art-EstOp. Of Marion; the Alex
andria, the Victor, OF Anderson; In
diana, OF Pendleton; Naring, Hart i
Co., and Over, OF Muncie; Com, Of Dun'
kirk, and the Bellaire, OF Redmon.
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Special C5rrsipoaisHei 0f Tic Intelligence.
srEvBESvILLr, O., July 0.-At Ham.
mondsvlllO, this county, Andy Downer,
the village blacksmith, has found a
highly.prizcd Iudian relic in tho shape
OF anron tomRhNwk, that, it Is thought,
belonged to Logan, tho famous chief Of
the MingosS and friend Of the whito
man. The tomahawk was rusty, aud
when this was scraped oil, thoy found
stamped on 1t, Logan, l773" The
tomahawk was OF soft iron. aud had
evidently been done with q stOol stem.
Gil, tho mode Of inScribing iron used by
tho Indians OF this valley. The home
OF Logan was on Yellow Crock, not far
from Hammondsvils, and 1t was on
Yellow Creek that Colonel Cresap muir.
dered his children.
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ANGRY BRITISH
Roundly ouralng America and
Americans in London,
CORNELL ENTITLED TO DECISION
In the Great Henly Challenge Cup
College Boat Race.
A VIGOROUS PROTEST is ENTERED

ny tho Islander Grow and all England
Declares tho American Crow was
Guilty of Unsportsmanllks Conduct
Tho Umpire aud tho Deciding Board
Side with the Cornell Boys-hoau.
dsrs DIdn't Start and tho Race a
FiuzlO Us Spectacular Iuterna'
tlonai UnplcasantnesA
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A TEnRIBLR FIRE
At DSHOIt--.A Number OF HaokmSn
Thought to Have ParIIhsd.

At DsrOIt-..A Number OF Haekmsn
Thought to Have PsriIhsd.
DETROIT, MIoH., July 10,-Firs broke
out in G. +. Cases large livery estab.
lIShment on West Congress street at
las u, m. At 2 o'clock it'had on.
veloped tho building,
On tho upper floor from a dozen to
twenty hack drivers, eKprslImen and
other employees OF the establishment
were sleeping, aud though q few ara
known TO have escaped, it Is believed
that some have already poriShed. One
man whose name ia given az Cummings
leaped from ono OF the upper story
windows, and was probably fatally in.
Jured,
In the basement are fifty horses, most
Of them valuable, not one one Of which
has escaped.
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A CmALhNNGE ISSUED
BY the nl.ATslhiliO People to tho Soul
CurronoY club for n Discussion.

BY the Hi.Ms.hilio PeOpiS to tho Sound
Currency club for a Discussion.
wAgulSdroS, July 0.-A. ]. Warner,
president of the American Dl.MOtallic
Tongue, has written a lOttor to Hon
Charles S. Fairchild, president Of tho
committee on sound currency Of the
Reform club Of New York, In which hc
says:
hThe Bi.motallic Loaguo respectfully
invites tho committao OH sound ourrOn.
cy to discussion ot tho money quos'
ton Of tho diaiinctive propoaitlons to
bo agroOd upon, mud to DO carried on by
questions aud answOra
"I would 1u1lo,t that not moro than
five nor losI than threO on side bo 90
leclol to conduct tho discussion; tho
disruasion to DO hold at such timO and
place al may bo ngrcOd upon"
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TILE EnnMoN TRIAL
The DsfsnSo Receives n sssbACk..A Con.
fnEed MILness.

TOLEDO, O., July a.-Two witnessed
wOro examined this morning in the
Eddmon trial at Bowling Green. The
fret was Coroner Thomas. who de-
soribcd the finding OF Mrs. Poany'S
body at tho roar door OF DR.. Eddmon's
office, aud identified tho bullet which
killed hor, which was cut out by DR..
Eddmon. The defense asked il there
wero not cases on record where persons
shot through tho head had run some
distance, which was answered aflirma-
lively This was takon TO indicate q
theory by tho defense that Mrs. Peany
had been shot elsewhere aud was trying
to reach tho doctor for aid. On cross
examination, however, it was developed
that the ball severed an artery leaving
tho heart, aud that whilo life might re-
main two to four minutes, consciousness
would bo lost In few seconds.
Tho second witness was Captain
Rudd, who was tho first man to join the
prisoner aitOr the shooting. His tostl'
mony was unimportant, and he was so
much confused on cross examination
that ho natly denied having aligned q
statement made to tho coroner until hla
autograph was shown him.
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uRnANA,s SENSATION.
Broker Lewis Forgeries May Reach
Hundred Thousand DollRrs.

Broker Lewis Forgorioa May Reach a
Hundred Thousand Dollars
URnASA, o., July o.-Ths affair OF z.
I. Lewis, the broker, /, causing a big
sensation here. Forged bonds have al
ready turned up to tho amount Of So.
900. It is believed tho amount will
reach over $4,000. Twenty thousand
fraudulent bonds are known to be In
existence from Highland county; $685.
900 worth OF KontOn city school bonds
and 10000 Tippecanoe city school bonds.
These woro discovered to-day. Lewis
mortgngod hii property on Monday for
$4,000. lewis suddenly disappeared
Monday nigh! and all traces OF him are
lost Searching parties were out all
night. Tho bank Of which ho Is prosl'
dent at AnSonIu, was closed by a run on
il to-day. MFs. Lewis is very low at the
hospital. His son and daughter arc In
eastern schools.
LeWls has bought and sold during tue
past year three million dollars worth
Of bonds and there Is much uucertain'
ty among those who have dealings with
him. Among tho bogus securities are
$4,000 Highland county JILL bonds and
$4,000 Kenton City school bonds.
Tonight ton $1,000 TippscanoO City,
Ind, school bonds were turned up,
They arc pronounced fofgeriea.
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BUnGLAR KILLED


Aud Ills Companion Wounded White Try'
ing to Eater store.
TERRr HAurE, ISD,, July 0.-BurRlar1
broke into William Kattmun'a store at
Poland, Clay county, last night Two
men were on guard in tho store on ac-
count Of recent frequent attempts to
rob tho place. The intrudOrA were
piyon warm reception. Ono Of tho
burglars was shot In tho back aud killed
and tho other was shot In tho oyo. A
third man escaped. but ia beloved to DO
from this city. Tho man SHOT IN tho
cyo is Arch Agar. cxconviot, OF this city,
lila pnl bciug Ed Barker, another OK
convict. nllo Of Ills city.
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sso.ln, pi,nnleA saA. ln.oria,noy.

spdffdi Hii11le6 70 taf 4Aieli9tleD'
ClARLEsToS, ". Va, July 9.-Every.
thing was reported quiet on Elkhorn
this morning, bat this afternoon moro
alarming reports were received. Fifty
importsd miners quit work this morn.
Jog aud the lime house OF the Crozler
Coal Company was burned later, a no.
tlco being posted that while 1t waa a
small FIRE, larger ones would follow,
The CroEier company teleGraphed the
governor that troops were absolutely
necessary for the protection OF their
property
Orders were Issued from tho adiutRnt
generals Office this afternoon dismiss.
ing the eight companies Of troops rO-
Gently ordered under arms aud they
have been dismissed.
OPERATORS STILL UNFORTUNATE.
kilograms continue to pour in to the
governor from coal operators reCiting
threatened danger to their property and
Insisting on troops to protect them. ].
]. Tisrucy wired at noon reminding the
governor Of his promises to protect pro.
perty and said:
"0ur critical condition has been given
wide spread publication, and II a riot
occurs, which Is reasonable to expect,
the good name Of West Virginia will be
tarnished and q set back given to the fu.
turo prosperity Of the state which you
have worked SO hard for in the past
We should have troops, and 1t should
not DO necessary for the business inter-
ests of our section to live in dread Of
trouble aud constantly pleading for
protection, which the sheriff is both un.
able aud unwilling to give"
Mn. cooPsR's TELEGRAM
Captain White, the governors private
secretary, wired at noon reciting the
shooting affair and also giving an nc.
count Of the attempt to burn the limo
house belonging to the Croker works,
with threats to do more burning. He
reports matters in an unsettled condi.
ton.
At 8 o'clock to.nigh. John Cooper
wired the governor that "our people
will not 20 to work unless they have
absolute protection. The 'hOriF Of
Mercer county was hore yesterday. My
company would rather pay the expenses
ofonc company OF your state troops than
remain under tho terrorism that exists
to-day in this section"
A Bluedeld dispatch says: To-day
has been busy one with tho miners,
who held throo meetings Last night
some one fred into tho camps at
Crozler's mines and the lime and pow.
der house was burned a. Ashland. The
offenders have not been caught The
belief is that tho leaders ot tho strike
have advised peace for a limo to pre-
vent the calling out OF tho soldiers. but
il any new mon come in trouble will be
precipitated ut once. Tho company's
operations are closely watched by tho
minorS and every train is examined to
see that no new mon como In.
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II is CRITICAL.
The Situation In Norfolk & West
ern Goal Region,
coal MEN STILL DEMAND TROOPS
And Say That Lilo and Property
are Being Threatened.
THE SECOND REGIMENT DISMISSED

And no Orders to GO to the sceuO,
Notwithstanding AnaiFs are in an
Unsettled Condition-strlkers At
tempe to Burn a Lime House and
Post a Notice That tho Fire is a
Forcrunner of others-The Govern
or Keeping a wOtOhful Eye on Mat.
tiers.
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THOUSANDS or DHhEGATE5
Present 10 Attend the National Education
al AnnnnInllnn ~ IInnnnr.

Present 10 Attend ~" National Education.
NJ Association NJ DenVrr
DESyRn, CoLo July0--Tho lolosato'
and visitors 10 National Educational As.
soclallon have practically all nrriyodnnd
conservative railway men estimate the
number at 1900.
Tho council Of education hold lH final
meeting to-day. Il was an executive
session. wholly devoted W Dusinn's mat.
tets. Tho following officers we're elected :
II. X. TAfbell, Providence, H. l., prcsi'
dent; Earl Barnes. Nlenlo Pnik, Gala,
vco president Bette 4, Dnlton, Glove
land, o., secretary aud tronlnrnt'
CAatles da Catmn, swAtlhmota, Paa ,.
l. KiohIo, MnnoapolI', Minu.j j. H.
Preston, tnckaon, Ml0A ]. W. Gfnon,
Tmnlon. n. j., executive colnmlLtoo
The council thon adjourned,
Tho thrly.iourlh annual convention
oil tho National Educational Association
was opened this afternoon hs'orO two
large audience. The regular noolng
vas at tho Central Presbyterian church,
whoro 1000 pNriona Wofn pnthofod,
while 1000 ht.OhdOd an overflow a. tho
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HARRISON DENlE5
That bicycle IntSrvlsw-Not Opposed tt
women Hiding who"ls'

That Bicycle IntSrvlsw-Not Opposed to
Women Hiding who"la
TxDiAxAPoLrs, ISD., July 0.-Tho at
,ontion Of General benjamin Harrison
being called to an alleged interview
published in Now York, in which hc
was madO to say that hO was oppos"d
to tho use Of bicycle, by women, he was
quick to dony having said what was at
tributod to him.
81 have" said tho cx.Prosldont,
",nIkod with no newspaper man on
such subject. tnny have said somo'
thing to personal friends on the subject,
but my yioWs arc not in accord with
tho views expressed in that article. l
expect It is another ono OF those mnIe'
mp articles for which Now YORK news
paper mon arc inmou1."
Only last wcolS local bicycle nrm
shipped two whOolA 10 Saratoga, one Tor
Mrs. Mckee, General lIurrison's
daughter, aud tho other Tor hor son.
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Amnterdam, boat Lady Margarot, Gam,

Amsterdam, beat Lady Margaret, Cam
bridge, easily.
Visitor challenge CUP triple HcullS).
First heRt-Trinity Hall, Cambridge,
beat Caius College, Cambridge,
Stewards Challenge Cup-(Fours)
First heAt-ThO London Rowing Club
beat tho ArgouauG Rowing Clnb, OF
Toronto, by two feet only,
Silver Goblets-( Double sculla--FirSt
heat-Tho Thames crew beat the Lady
Margaret Cambridge crew. Second
hoat-Londou Rowing Club beat New
College, Oxford.
Diamond Sculls-Flrst hoat-Guy
-NiCkalIs roWsd over tho course, his
brother Vivian having scratched. ssc'
oud hsat-The Hon. Rupert Guinness,
Loandor Boat Club. beat I. II. Thomp'
son. Of tho ArgOnRut's, OF Toronto.
Thompson was well in front lt the
start, but ran into pile,
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wrbsnouo, Pa, July O.-Tho rhysI'
clans attached to tho ststo hospital At
l,lo,,bnre, this county, aro trying to
solve tho mystery surrounding peculiar
casol Of apparent poisoniig That havo
boon brought 10 iholr attention. 4 few
daya ayo Iaoob llymakn, OF Blo'Hburg,
dIod presumably from tho effects Of u
bilo from some insect, As no sta1ou thal
hu iolt sting under his oyo soon ,allor
going To bod. lle died two days later.
sinrS that lino lhoFo hnyo boon tlifoo
similar on1op In that town, ono oI them
proving fatal.
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lu,sArp's BAY, MAW., July a.--Fro
ouuntshowors have dISturbOi tho Oqua
nlmIly Of BuzIutd'a BAY iolki TO-DAY
aud kept tho residents Of Gray GAbld,
indoors most oI thu morning. Mira
perino, Mira. UIoyoland'a mother, mr.
HycI nt II o'clock Dr.. bryant ropoflt
luul Mrs, Clcvolaud aud tho now Iitllt
gIrI to-day doing ycry nicely and dc
not require worry close ntloullOn,
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Nav YonE, July 0.--'rho rco'gani'n'
ton committed Of tho Valley Hallway
Company oi Ohio, Of which Louis j..
Fitzgerald Iachnlrmdn, nnnunncc' lhaI
with tho consent Oi tho baltimore 4"
ono ltiilUad Connnuy, lhcy hnYo
mpllloI Tho plan oi reorganization ny
Increasing Tho propoiol iguoo 4 nor
cont lOD.ybhr punranlool gold bohdn
from fj,OJlOJ0 to 3B,U1J,UDJ
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High School building, and Thousands
more were turned away in disappolnt-
ment II Is stated tho attendance iS
already larger than at any previous
meeting Of tho association.
The work Of the Council OF Education
was completed and the next three days
wiz be devoted to the labOra Of the gen,
eral organization.
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Tie 1.lneoIn County aIardsrsr.

special DlpIi'ht 70 tat Iaie!i9tgeer
lIuSrISoroH, VIVA, July 9.-Roland
Watson, the Lincoln county murderer.
who shot down Albert McCombu in
cold blood and was arrested in Ohio,
was brought to this side OF tho river
this afternoon, but has not yet beon re.
moved to Lincoln county ai It IL feared
that thcrS will bO an attompt made to
lynch him by tho indignant people,
who swear vengeance against tho muir.
derer,