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NO.. 80

has not been in the city two years.
The question Of lecting sue
cessors to Councilmen Haly, Heff-
ner. Fortune and Utterback was
discussed and the Mayor stated
that their successors could be
elected now or they could hold on
till November AS de facto council
men without invalidatng any act
Of the council. A quorum of
regularly elected Councilmen were
not present, SO avote on the matter
was postponed till the next meet
ms.
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Rev. Father w. +. Corey. who
has had pastoral care e the
Church Of the Good Shepherd in
this city for several years. has
resigned his charge. owing to con
tinued i'll health. For the past
two years he has been able to
perform but little pastoral work
and has spent much Of the time at
different health resorts, being at
present at Ashevi|le, North Caro-
lima.
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1t is supposed that sparks
dropped by the mixed train.
which passed up the road at 2
o'clock. set fire to the trestle. Mr..
Allen deserves and is receiving
great praise for his prompt and
heroic action.
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A Great Offer.

We will send the ROUNDABOUT
one year and The Louisville Even
ing Post one year to any sub
scriber for 50. 90 per year. Now
is the time to subscribe.
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The Modern Way

Commends itself to the well-in-
formed. to do pleasantly and effect
ually what was formerly done in
the crudest IN amer and disa gree
ably as well. To cleanse the svs-
TEN and break up colds, head
aches and fevers without unpleas.
ant after effects, use the delightful
liquid laxative remedy Syrup of
Figs.
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Pimples. blackheads, frecklcs,
tan and Sunburn removed The
oily and rough skin cured and the
face and hands beauti6ed by John
sons Oriental Soap. Medicinal
and toilet. two large cakes. e
cents. J. w. Gayle, Sole Agent.
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Al greatly reduced
prices. Zepbrys all
cOlOrs at 4 cents an
ounce. Germantown
Yarns, best imported,
at, IL cents Il skein.
Saxony Yarn, best
imported, I cents a
skein. SaxOny Yarn,
domestic quality, at
4! cents a skein.
Knitting Yarn, best
quality, at 3 l-2 cents
a skein. Now you
knitting people, that
like to knit come and
help me out. The
reason for these low
prices are that | don't
want to carry any
over.
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MANY INJURED
In a Trolley Accident Mt Indianapolis
Names Of tho viotlmL

In a Trolley Accident ut Indianapolis
Names of tho Victims
ISpEAHAPoLls, 1xp,, August a,-At 4
o'clock this afternoon two heavily load.
cd electric trainu on tho Broad Ripple
Suburban street car line cOllided at Iii.
nois and TWouty.six,h streets, and at
least a dozen we're more OF loss Injured,
Tho accident was caused bv q motor.
mans failure TO throw switch. Ono
train was loaded with people, coming
from au old settlers picnic at Broad
Ripple. Tho following wero among tho
injured;
Mrs. Martin, lSl North Alabama
street, leg broken and badly bruised.
Susan Dennis, 80 buchanan street,
badly bruised about the loWOr limbs.
Martha Sweeney, q West Ohio, both
legs brokOn.
head and face badly battered and
bruised.
Elilh Christ, 2Ol Columbia avOnuO,
lower limbs bruised aud other iniurlca
l.. II. Smith, 2Nl Columbia avenue,
badly bruised about tho limbs.
Mary Bly aud Sarah Lanhan, l40
East Market street. bruised about tho
limbs.
4. h. Brown, lO7 East Ohio ntrOot,
lower limbs hurt
Besides these, there was NJ least n
dozen others who woro injured, most
OF whom weru able to leave tho wreck.
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JUSTICE JAoKsON's FUNEnAh
Il WIN Occur Niundny-Ths Supreme
Court Members wiiI Attend.

Il WIN Occur SIondny-Ths Supreme
Court Members wili Attend.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, August 0-Upon
the request by telegram OF Chief Justice
Fuller, the funeral Of Justice Howell 4.
Jackson will bo conducted Monday
morning, August l2, utlO;3O o'clock, at
Belle Meade. Chief justIce Fuller and
Justice Greene tccgrnphod that thov
will attend, and the other Justices will
also attend. Tho pail bearers will
bo Chancellor Thomas Malone, Nasn'
Vile; Judge Charles n. BRichiord,
LgRehhurg, Va. z; Judge Charles Il, FSn.
usy, Now Orcaus; JudgO George u
TAFT, Cincinnati; Ex.Solicitor Maxwell,
Cincinnati; Chief Justice snodgrasS,
Tennessee supreme court; Assistant
Attorney Gonotnl ]. W., Dickinson,
Washington, and II. N. Doak, Na'h'
vile.
kilograms Of coincidence from all over
tho country Rro pouring IN aud tho
funeral services will 10 largely attended
by prominent men OF all professions
from thlannd other Btnios.
Tho Na1nvilio bar viii hold meeting
tomorrow 10 complete arrangements
for allOndipg tho funeral aud to tnko
other action appropriate To tho occa'
glOn,
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wAsHrSopoN, D. O., August 9,-1n
the event Of war bstWssn Russia and
japan the United States may flud itaslI
un'uuwllling party, unless the Japanese
retreat from q position which they as,
.unsd toward the Unitsd States during
the progress OI the late war with China
Ii iunot esasrally known tina. just be.
fore the declaration OF the armiItlCe,
which preceded tho signature OF the
treaty OF peace, an issue had grown up
bs.Ween the United States aud Japan
that threatened to lead to actual hos.
.!litiss between the two countries, aud
that a hostile clash was perhaps only
Gvertsd BY the conclusion Of the obi'
nOIe war.
This issue arose through the asSsr.
ton by the japanese authorities OF the
right 10 search American vessels. They
insisted that they had the right to board
an American vessel II they chose TO take
from her any Chinese or any enemy
they might lind, even though they we're
but passengers. Minister Dun very
promptly denied the existence Of any
such right on the part Of a combatant
aud hot correspondence enIuSd. The
JupaueIs insisted on their right, and
even when Mr.. Dun reminded them
that the United States bad gone to war
with Great Britain on just this issue
and had forced tho abandonment oil any
cain TO such a right they refused to
abale their prutonSlonB one jot, 1hough
the minister intimatod that the drSt
assertion Of such q right would be re-
glrded by the United States AZ an I'M
friendly act aud therefore likely 10 lead
10 war.
The matter progressed to that peril.
ous state that when Admiral Carpenter
was about TO escort an American ner-
chant steamship out Of Japanese port
10 prevent her detention by tho Japan.
ele, the latter, II ii said, gave orders TO
the shore batteries at tho mouth Of tue
harbOr TO FIRE upon the American naval
vessels II they attempted TO do so. This
TACT came out after the conclusion Of the
urniIIice, which fortunately occurred
at just that period in the negotiations,
thereby preventing an incident that
would certainly have led to war, but
the significant point 10, that since that
time the JapGneIO have steadily clung
TO tho same contention, promiIing
serious trouble in the event Of another
war in the east.
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Corner Stone of the Handsome Charles.
ton Edians to be LAID TU.daC.
Special DisvdicA 10 ne In1ltgsor
CHARLrsroS, W. Va, August 9.-The
corner stone Of the nav Masonic temple
will be laid tomorrow morning With
appropriate ceremonies The lodges at
Point Pleasant, Buffalo, St. AlbanI,
Walden, Montgomery and other neigh.
boring towns have been invited to at
tend and a number Of visitors are OK.
pectsd. George Davis, Of thlS city. will
act as grand master Of the most Wor-
Ahipiul grand lolgsr OF West Virginia
under whOae auspices the stone will be
laid, and Hon. .. $. Long will be orator.
KAaawha commandry. No. 4, Knights
Tempiar, will act ~ escort.
Tho building will he the finest oil lie
kind in the state. aud will have a hand.
some front Of Philadelphia brown brick
with native stone trimmings. It will
have a frontage Of sevsnty.dye feet on
Virginia street and will extend back on
Hale street l27 feet. It will be four
atories In height Tho fourth story will
be occupied by the Masonic lodge.
There will be q grand lodge room, q
smaller lodge room, q smoking room,
reception hall, parlOr. banquet hall.
kitchen, an organ lott, aud all the necos-
sAry ante rooms. These will be elegant
ly furnished, and will bo used by three
bodies Of tho Masonic order in this city
tho Blue lodge, the Royal Arch chap.
ter aud KanaUhR commGndary knights
TempiaF,
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NO oFFIoIIL ADvIoEs


Concerning the Attack GU American Bis
Slons Received at Warrington.
WASHINGTON. August Ono official
adyicss haze reached the state depart
meus concerning the reported de,truc.
ton oil American mission property at
I1ghok, China It Is beloved at the
.uis department that the place referred
to Is identIcaI with saihiRg, where
troubles were reported two days ago
and the second dispatch really reterI TO
the same Incident.
Acting Secretary Ades has received
telegram from Nashville signed jointly
by the Southern MethodiIt and PreSby.
ierian Missionary Society officials. con.
iFming tho report OF tho outrageous
character Of the Ku Cheng massacre
and urge the state department to pro-
iecs the American missions in China,
Mr., Adoe has responded by telegraph
that United States Minister Denby had
already taken the most vigorous meas.
urss 10 secure the safety OF Americans.
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MAJOR n. 0. BAoULEY,
Lhnfgnnn Flint ReRlmGnLl

has applied for au honorable discharge.
No action has yet been taken on the
resignation.
Captain Parker, who Was officer Of the
day Yesterday for tho Second regiment,
is ono Of tho best and most popular OH.
GERS at the encampment. Yesterday
tho Guard presented him with beauti.
iul bouquet, Of which the captain 10 very
proud.
BrlEadier General Spillman deserves a
great deal Of praise and gratitude from
tho people oi this stale for the able
manner In which hO has administered
the duliOs OF his high Office and for tho
marked Improvement which iS manifest
III ovOry department Of tho service,
Lieutenant Colonel O. L. Smith. OF
tho riruL regmont, is another popular
officer among the boys. lie is one oi
the oldest officers Cn point oil tho date
OF his commission, not In agc) In tho
states service. aud ono OF the most ell.
ciont. Colonel Smiths knowledge OF
military tactics is second TO none.
Major II. u. Baeuley, Of Wheeling,
surgeon Ot tho Ftrat regiment, Ia one OI
tho most popular mon In the guard. llO
ia II courteous gentleman aud ovOry
Inch II soldier. About o'clock yosicf.
day morning Mnjor liaaulBy wRsawakOn.
Od by frightened soldier, who invoked
him In tho namO Of all tho SaintS to
givO protection to popr Innocent
soldier pursued by sfHSl efiieSf of tho
guard. Just thUn thu officer Of tho
guard appeared and marched his victim
Oh.
Tho medical department has ono OF
two prOtly sick chaO'. James A. bur.
dstIc, Of esmpRuy u, Of lliHtsH, WAS
quito III last nluht, being drirlous, and
lila pulse was l9), temperature lOj. llo
oblOclul 10 boinr pul on tho sick lRL
lla did not rapport, howCvOf, and tho
officers found him In his iOvurlgh state.
llo Ia now soma halter. Private Muir.
phy. company 7, fIrat regiment, has a
slight case Of pneumonia, but Is improy.
Inu
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Ex.sPEAKEm Crisp
Dos'n'l SEQ That Iil.msialii'm has Taken
Mnet Hold In Europa.


Doesn't SEQ That iil.Msialiism has Taken
Muet Hold In Europe.
LONDON, August o. - Ex,speaker
Charles +. Crisp, who 10 now In London,
wn interviewed to-day by a representa-
live Of The Associated Pro'I In regard
to tho chanccS Of tho monetary confer.
cnco being called.
lle ,aid
II could not diIcoysr In my travels In
E1gand that Nny Interest In bi.mcl.
a,,'m was taken among tho people.
iloy do no! Discus 1t md do not Ncon
to he educated 40 10 H. Mr.. McNOlll,
SECRETARY Of ahs Bl.metallIc League, IN.
i0'ns mn that tho mumborshtp ri tho
.1'sun j. rapidly increasing; but what
luuy consider rapid IN England would
DO very slow In tho United States
~ lavo been invited 10 inset somO ol
Tho loaiing bi.nBlalli5I and perhaps
.ln2 will show me that tho cause IL
developing more than wo have reason
TO think II has"
NJ Crisp was asked II thsfs was any
likelihood that ho would bO tho sue
cel1tin tho supreme court Oi tic lAiD
Justice Howell y, jackson, but tito oK'
'poAksF refused 10 discuss tic question.
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hEAuI " hGFEI an NNNApLHs
total number hero Is very small indeed,
and Ia no more than would DO the case
with tho men in any other vocation az.
Iemblod together with time 10 spare,
The dress paradea continue 10 be q
great attraction for thousandS OF Par.
korsburg people, young and old. 10.
days review was tho beat vet executed.
Every man was Ia hls right place and
each Individual did his best, aud when
this happsnS nothing but good can re-
suit. Ittno troops do 40 we'll upon Gov.
ernor's Day, which ID Tomorrow, no one
need ioar that his excellsnoY will ba In
tho least disappointed In his command,
but rather the governor will cOnRrAtu.
late himself and his state that In case OF
mead such iorcsI can be called Into &C.
lion.
Ono Of the boHs drilled battalIons Is
the Second battalion OF the RirIt reHl.
mont commanded by Major Phil. shat.
for. Major shaGer makes an almost
ideal officer, prompt, dRIhlnE, hand
Aomo and courteous. He Ia greatly
liked by his men who know what q
great adVantage there ia IN having q
pfsGtiant ofhGsT.
In all tho manelyers tho aag Of the
First regiment. was conspicuous. aud
added dignity to tho occasion which
nothing but the "star 6pAuGled Ban.
nsT' could give. The aRH 10 a 9ne one,
and cost in tho nalRhborhood Of SlS5.
The Second regiment ordered one somo
time ago. but It hal not Jet arrived.
After the review the guard was taken
otI aud tho nenplO crowded over the
lines aud flooded the camp. There was
not much to Geo at first till the soldier
boys had finished their supper, and
then things became llyeller, Rud the
usual scenes Of jollity were witnessed.
cAMr NOTES.
There was no drill at l p. m. to-day,
The tirst regiment was luIpeeted this
morning by Major r. II. D. willis.
Religious services will be hold at the
camp Sunday at 1880 a. M, conducted
by tho chaplain Of each regiment
Court martial 10 10 session inVsStl.
eating serioHs charges against certain
officers. Something Is expected TO drop.
Tho authorities refuse information.
First Lieutenant HarIni'on, company
D, Flrst regiment, OF Berkeley Springs,
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given by Mrs. &. A. Burt. II will be
tho last function Of weeks feStiyity, II
will also be decidedly the sWslIest Of
them all.
The band concert aud reception Of the
K. OF p. at X. OF p. park tonight was
very well attended. Both TegimSntal
bands were present
ThoIe evening social functions arc
pleasant features Of the encampmsnt,
and arc thoroughly enjoyed by those
who attend them. They are TOsliul and
oil tho moro enjoyable because they
follow the to the soldierI) tirssetns
daily routine Of the camp which keeps
them hard atit from the time the early
morning echoes are awakened at 3 a.
m. by the TsvoillO, until the dismissal OF
dresS parade in tho evening. II any.
body thinks that the soldier boys have
nothing TO do but to lounge about aud
have good time, he has only 10 spend
day in camp to get diIabused OF that
idea.
For the benefit Of those who have
such an idea and who are unfamiliar
with tho Wor k OF military sncamp-
ments, 1t may be well to publish once
moro the daily camp routine, as laid
down in the general orders. Ii iS as fol-
lows: Calls will be sounded as follows:
Reyeille, a m. assembly, 5:i5 a. IN.
Sick call, $3.50 q. IN. Breakfast call, 5:45
q. IN. FIrSL eOrgeant's call, 6;l5 a. IN.
Drill, frat cali, D:65 a. III. assembly, Z
a. IN. recall, $3.50 q. IN. Guard mount,
first call, S:4j a. M; assembly, 0 a. IN.
Drill, first call, 9:65 a. m. assembly, 10
a. m. recall, II Il. m. Non-commis.
stoned officers school from II a. IN. 10
l2 noon. Dinner call, u IN. Drill, frat
call, 1855 p. IN. assembly, y. IN. 70.
call, 2 p. m. Commissioned officers
school from 2:30 TO $3.50 p. IN. Fatigxo
call, Up. m, Parade, lrst call, $3.50 y.
III. assembly, Gas p. IN. Supper call,
Immediately alter the parade, Tape, 10
p. IN. Instruction OF trumpeters In
each regiment from 4 10 8 p. IN.
AS remarked In Yesterdays die.
patches, tho fun comes only during the
hours Of recreation that follow tho
droIS parade and precede "taps.' The
time 10 short, but tho boys mako the
bo't OF 1t. Ono passing through the
camp at this timo may witness many In.
teresting scenes.
PaSIss from tho grounds arc easily
obtained by any soldier, provided he Is
not oil duty. Tim application for
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Nav HAVEN, Cosm, August 9.-ThO
fortune of tho groal Snowman p. T, Bar
NUN will not go to tho Greek, Dsbitri
UaIlaI Boy, whom Mrs, Barnnm has
married. Just before tho civil coro.
mony an arni.nuptiRl contract was
sgnGl In tho New York oiIlcI Of Atlor
nuy George l.. lngoracll, Of this city.
Tx, Governor lngetBoll was present 10
Mrs. BArnum's personal counsel. The
coatrac. Rlgaed specifies that uaither
party shall have control over or claim
on tito fortune Of the othur,
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rIIE OnnAN nlaAArEn.


NnmH ~ the Vessel liun Duwh bT the
Pilncs Oscar silli u nyNorJ.
PHILADELPHIA, Augn,L O--lho Snr'
viyors Of tho Prince Oscar disaster will
bo cont homo by Consul ClppOrton by
tho WlIio Star limo steamer Ioulonlc,
which sails for Liverpool noKl WodnoS'
day 1lloy will lsayO this city for Now
York on luomhY
Tho deposition oi Captains Proule
aud Henderson wors sont abroad today.
CAPTAIN iinndptsun gnvn Il detailed
abatement NJ lho catastrophe 10 tho
Bfliah consul, but tue latter rOiuNOd 10
make II fubllc.
Concerning tho ilNnliy oi tho yoWnl
which run down tho Prince Oscar Ghloi
Oli or Bernard Lynch. who was Oh
satCh at tho timc, said that shO was Il
lout.maslod yuWol, square rlggol on llCr
lhfOB nh'lu and iois aud nIt flggOd Oh
lilo inlgSOn.
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THE wAunlmoo ASHORE.
A cnuudlnn.AustrnIinn Liner wrseksc
ON Victoria

A cnnadlHn.Austrnlinn Liner Wrecked
on Victoria.
vicroRlA, b, c., August 9.-Tho
Canadian.Au,traliOn liner WArrimoo iG
ashore three miles northwOat Of Carmu.
nah point, on the British shore, oppo.
site Cape FlaIIery. She went on in q
fog this morning. 1t i' believed she
may float at high tide. Tho steamship
wRs Just enteriag from Honolulu, De.
tails are worry meagre The bow is
aAnAt, but tho vessel ID fast aground
Nstcrn. Tho point IL tho same where
the Duchess OF Argyle was wrecked
sOnlO years ago,
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enough to cat, but this iS all a mistake,
Tho soldier boys are well tsd, and al
though they don't uSa the hest china or
eat their meals from q silver platter,
that makes but little difOrencSto them,
Not only arc the officers pleased with
PSrksFSbuTg, but 90 are the men. The
proportion which the dlIoFdoTly sol
dlOrS at this encRmpment bear to tho
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Nrw YoRx, August O.--john Lynch,
Buppo1ed to bo resident Of Pittsburgh,
was found dead In his lodgings at 2l0
Second pvcnuo to-day. Letters show
that no has u niece, Sister Marie
Joannei, IN ". Anlhony'S convent Ri
Groonpoint, aud another relative, MIA
jOmua Doian, Of 0t James street. ADo.
pluxy IL supposed to DO tho cause Of
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LoCn LYNN nEIGhTs.

ElEhty.nvs Lots sold Mt tho Now Resort.
Another Salo To-day.
Special DiIpdieh 10 NE Jnhiignar.
MoUSrAfS LAKE PARE, MD., August 0.
The first days sale Of lots at Loeb
Lynn Heights was big success. Eighty
I've lots wers sold at satisfactory pflcss,
The cloaing sale will DO tomorrow. W..
.. Bucksnhaugh, the we'll kuown Auc.
tionoor Of Baltimore, conducted the sale.
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TWO REPORTS
Cause . Breeze In the Catholic
Total Abstinence Union.
BEER MAKING IN A MONASTERY

Just as Evil as Deer Making Any.
where Else $50 ThIRkS Father
zusoksT aud 4 Large Portion Of tho
Convention, aud They speak Their
MIndS-A Report Bitterly Condemn.
lug the Liquor TFaflo and FAVoFIuR
sunday Laws Adopted.
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IIARRlsnuRd, Pa, August 9-Gov.
srRer lla'tiRg' has appointed Mrs.
Harriet Clay lcnman, Scranton,
and MiSa LucyE. Mo"or, Of Alien.
town, members Of tho wOmOn's
auxiliary u tho Cotton States lGxnosi.
ton commission. Tho appointment oi
tim hvo remaining mpmbrrs Of tho
auxiliary will bn announced next week.
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A HAIRS BREADTH
Escape from War Between Japan
and ths Uaitsd States.
HOSTILHIES BARELY AYERTED
BY the Successful Negotiation for
Peace With China,
THE ISSUE WILL AGAIN COME UP

II War Breaks Out between Russia
aud JapAn-rhs JRps Claimed ths
Right 20 Search American vOSScl'
and ItiS Just MAdO Public That the
MGkado's Vessels Had Rssn Ordered
to Fire on Uacls sans War Ships
serious Trouble Is Ahead IN a Ger.
tain 'contlngsUoH
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zGNr'viLLE, Onlo, August D.--Jarob
GIasx, q pFalRlRsHt aud Wealthy sIlIEeR
oi iliia city, committed BuIcIlO In q
horrible manner today lilo went 10
tho Cincinnati aud NluSkingum railroad
dapnl whore llo gOt down on hlS hands
and knNpa and plNCod hla neck ncrnoA
tho rail- In front ol u rapidly apntUnch.
lnR train aud wa, lccapllAlol In tho
presence NJ many persons, Mt ulnAK
was n reLlrNd banker aud had suffered
from poor health for long timO,
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For Wc,t virginia. fair, followed by showers
IN Interior region, continued HIGH temperature
iuhua tho dnU cooler in afternoons sonthwost
city Wluds
ror Western irnu'lyAnla, ialt. probably
Slightly watnlf In cSttcma northern pptlluhi
variable wlnds
lbr ohio gcuorNlv iAlH probably slightly
cooler IN sOuthufnp portion, sjilhWcNctly windl
tilC tIMrrnAtrnE NE,tEHpAY,
A. tlmlshcd by y. sOnSfrF druggist, corner
Market aud Fourteenth street,
ia inu,o,u""m,.,, oiI 80 nipoo,,,,,,o,., q
va ih,u,auru,,,,n, WI IN in""n,y ,,, ,t,t, 81
" man"w .on,".tu" VI WOalhcr-fML
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speeiaI pt,paleA b Ns InlsglamAr.

CAMP MAcCoRxtE, ParkerIbuvR, W.
Va, August 9.-Governor william A.
MacCorkle, commRndsrIn.chiOi Of the
National Guard OF West Virginia, ar
rived at 4;SO p. IN. on a special on the
Ohio River railroad from Wheeling,
through which place he passed on his
way from Philadelphia hero. He wit
nus,ed the review Of the guard this
evening from the carriage Of George A.
Burt, general manager OlthO Ohio River
railroad. The governor is stopping at
the BIennOrhasselt hotsl. Ho will for
rnally review tho troops with his stat to-
morrow ut dress parade at 600 p. IN.
Tonight he 10 a distinguished guest at
the reception being given by ieneras
and Mira SpillmRn at the palGtiaI home
OF ex-senator Camden. Tomorrow
evening be will attend punch supper
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-10

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