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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1895-03-06

Mir. Fred Miller, Of Irving, H., writes
that he had a severe Kidney trouble for
many years, with severe pains in his
back and also that his bladder was az
fected. lie tried many SO called Kid
ney cures but without any good result.
About n year ago he b gun use OF Flee
trio Bit'ers and found relief at once.
Electric Bitters is especially adapted TO
cure OF all Kidney and Liver troubles
and often gives almost instant relief.
One trial will prove our statement.
Price only SOC. for large bottle at Hooff7s
Drug Store
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1895-03-06

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them castoria
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There are Il less number of people
in the County Infirmary now, than
there has been for years.
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nent.

The l. o o. f. of this place are
talking of instituting an Encamp
ment.
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1t is now a pretty we'll settled
fact that the X. & NJ shops will be
brought from Charleston to this
Mace.
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Rax1aoADa


ON and afler New 18th, 1871, trains vii ar
rive at and depart from Parsersburg, as fol-
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THE AMERICAN LAMP & BaA5s 60.
lasaUrs1Tu--=-. TRITON. q. 9.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1895-03-06

"-e- sever1l years i.-ve recommended
;-o;;s 'c'--o-ia, e-;d s---l t..25s co::.>;;o 70
. 90 = Is les invariably TrotuccI beneficial
res-it7-"
EDEE; T. PAR3Ez, =. D,
18th Gsreet and 7t,l Ave, l;c.5 ToT,5 City.
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1ELEGRAPHlC..
1SlNELY JEALOUS.
,rsl, Crime Committed by an H.
lurIattd Husband,
-,,s .,p CHILD MURDERED.
.,.aI Attempt 10 Commit Sui
eide BY llauging-Cap'urrd
by Neighbors'

,.,y,poLis, Ind, June "A
I "a the sentinel from Evans
y. Ipl., sayG For several months
, ". wi,smau has been Jealous Of
10 and has had frequent quar-
I'm her because OF ais Jealousy Of
- y,EIa. List night her brothers
~, the evening with them, and
rr.,,h,v were gone he showed he
,,,ious Of even them. Hs par
"a. si,,obeJand then won't Into tue
.hsfe his wife was and toll her
,.,,seing to kill her He snaichei
,.,h,by from her arms and dashed II
-. door. Then he got razor. His
"A, ran out Of the house, but was
I'D by nigh picket fence aud ne
nj her. Ho Immediately began
e..,h her with this fnzJt. lie cut
=, Ihfsnt three times, HlAshej her
-,.,,l times In the face, and thun be-
~ ssekIpg VI huT bosom. lilo tried u
,gahand. lie cut the leaders aud
... ~ the artery. In all lac cut her 10
IL placss. acknowledgements
.,,,l,i the woman indoors ani called
.',,Sons, who nnally stopped the How
y Hood from hot wounds. Wissmnn
:. esplufed this morning. Hs was
I,.,vsfrI on n fence stark NAKED, exc
s,is 10 his shirt, which lac hnd tied
,,'gbJ bis neck, and to II he had "A
,.sof wire that was fastened 10 the
~ Of n tree. He was In the act Oi
guplng from the fence when taken.
n vllo ami child will die.
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lhIln WI Il.n hiINrr.

mAsliNdToN, ID. O.. June i.-The
a'oelalei Press cablegram AnnOune-
as mat Chlle's new currency oDnvei-
~ law places that country on gold
S"l' created much interest here.
secretary Cruz Of tho Chilean legation,
suen asked today what effect tho new
~ would have, replied:
40 tIo1l whatever on cur bonds or
v,sn'Anding loans, all OF which ara
Jaole, principal anu Interest, IA gold.
NNlll Insure u stable currency.
not expected that gold Will citeu-
~, e much In ordinary commercial
SSipnul'le'lons. Silver will he the me.
Iui together with bank notos
s'uel tub,tanlially ON tho Unnoi
y S,., system. To carry out the pro.
d zion. o. the new law, tho new presi.
~ ~ " Chile Ia authorized to sell some
nv, Wv government nitrate beds to pro.
az o 'he coin necessary to retire the
Nv money. For three ysaTs hs is
Ma Me- auIhorzsd 10 coin SO, 900 Of
N.Y., u annually anu TO negotiate for
ny a alce. on tho purchase money OF
"s nitrate beds,
4, SILVER viii be legal tender up to $50.
,S, SUMS exceeding thai, II will be ex-
n.y.. lSeable at toe mints tor gold at lis
market value.D e
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THE suonr LISE AFFAIRS
All Eyes Now directed Toward sal
Lake aud Judge Merritt

All Eyes Now Directed Toward salt
Lake and Judge Merritt
OMAHA, June 4.-UnsAtisfac,ory as
II may be, aud against tho hopes Of
those In interest, there 10 a growing
feeling about the Union Pacific head
quarters that thu American Loan *
Trust company will, through assparAte
receiver, succeed TO tue control OF the
Oregon Snort Line, Utah Northern
and Southern Extension railroads,
now a part OF tho Union Pacific. 1t
had been hOpei that Judge Gilbott
would ~ modify Judge San0orB's
order In the premises that the repre-
ssnlatives OF the consolidated mort
gage would hesitate about taxing upon
themselves 20 heavy burden, but the
modification was Ia ths nsiufe Of
strengthening tho hands OF the
trustees OF the consolidated mort.
gage, and tho hopes OF those inter
eslrd have gone down correspond
ingly Us the irueiees' Interests have
r,uen.
In Wow OF tbs somewhat cOmpli.
Gated condition Of alairs. all eyes are
directed toward salt Lake, whors tho
tinHi battle IL 10 bs fought teiOts Judge
Merritt OF the Territorial court. Should
he Include the Southern Extension
in the order u transfer, II Will put
an additional obligation Of ut least
silO, 900, representing delaultud Interest,
upon the SUCCESSOR receiver, which
Will hsvs u bh paid in addition 10 tue
Sl,75O,OO1 Tor tile other properties CON.
posing tue short Line, As II II cone
monty known. lt is oOutsnued That
IN equity Judge Morlltt can do moth
Ing less than protect the hrst mort
gage Interests, which axe la hia CyuIt,
anu TO do this lac viii have 10 A,k Mi,
Eggn, or whoever the receiver IN 20 be,
to look after nOn-psying ~ well AZ pay
ing properties.
In addition 10 the amounts named
absye, there will be si95, 900 In Interest
duD August which will have 10 ne
rAas. N two montha from the purplua
earnlngs OF tho several companies lu-
cluisd IN the Snort Live. It's cou-
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BvTTALO, June i.-Mfa. Mgok, Of
Hamilton, Ont., wan examined bsiOfn
1 nmi,,iOucr Faitchild today ON the
t.lise Of selliug counterfeit two'crnt
g,ni,, William W. Devices, maG-
n,f Of the Chicago Addressing com.
asy. testified that his iirm used $780,
d sonh Of stamps last year aud was
D the habit OF buying tnom nj a DIE
cant He wrote to the Canadian
Novelty 4 supply company, Of Hamil.
%, Ont, IA answer 10 an advertise
I'd, oiefiug $3.50 worth tor 500, aud
hgyht 1900. Alter using y few nc
Iiaei lhat they were bogus ana sur.
nllsted the rest 10 tho secret service
lsrau.
Captain Porter, Of the secret service,
nj be had found that large uunbc {
Z packages VI these stamps had bsBn
lailhfly advertised ani sold to Cut
40 parties, aud altogether about
100 counterfeit stamps were found.
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CItINA Ann IAPAN.
Commercial Advantages secured by
tbs Latter Country.

wAs1iNuTON, June 4. - Minister
Denby, OF CAina, in dispaIch dated
Mty 25,h, has furnished tue tt,te De.
partment a synopsis Of the t;eaty OF
psaco between Chlua and Jspau. The
commercial pr1visionn are as follows!
A new tfesty Of c0mmercs 10 be
mano Immediately after this treaty "
ratified, aud until the treaty Ia made
Japan IL 10 have fav1rei nation
treatment. Six months from the date
Of the present treaty, April l7tn, the
following concessions are TO take
eGe5l!
Fusl- The following ports to be
opened to japanese trade, residence,
industries anu mRnuiaotIrio,; Shin,
In Haps; Chung king, IN SzochuEu;
Su Chow, In Klang Su; Hong CHOW,
In Che Kisng.
Heconi-Steam navigation on the
upper Yang rae river from lchunl TO
Chung King, and on Woo Sung river
anu the canal from Shanghai to hu
Chow and Hong Chow.
Thirj-Jspauese may rent OF hire
warehouses for storage Of goods In the
Interior OF Chlnh Tree Of taxes or o.
actions.
FouTih-JapanCso may engage In
manufacturing and may import ma.
chiusiy nj all open ports.
Ina previous dispatch, dated April
29nd, Minister Denby states that NIco
Consul BanIidnAl u Now ChaGg tsf.
Tltory, still occupied by JApancie
troop, had received u communication
from the japanese authorities, nn.
nouuClug that a special commission
for tho post hal been appointed, and
that commerce. would b. carried on
with cerlain restrictions usual aud
essential curing military occupation.
The customs duties. fees, etc, levied
upon expofIe ana imports are to be this
same ~ prevailed under Chinese rule.
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FREE ALL WEEK!
Examination, Diagnosis Medicines aud Treatment
Absolutely Free
TO SUFFERERS FROM KIDNEY DISEASE,
That oil shall Opportunity cost, the Absolute
Superiority o q. W. shores


This. the second free week of Tho serie'.
Doctor shores has set aside Tor sutercs from
disease OF the sidney" rAIs Us avery Import
aut class. 70 may Ne said ih'i more fundeu
deaths result from Kidney disease 'bau from
al oluers. How often you bear ih0 expires
sion. dropped dead from heart failure, when
10 iraceiback. tue post.mortoin examination
reveals that disease Of tho kidney. waH really
the cause " dcail. Ihn svcig Reasonable
when u D., conudcrod that in o. remarkable
short umo all the blood ia hcuody rass,s
through the Lidneys II the k1uo5s are
dlseasoi, tue blood becomes poisoned iaany
umes day-tho rctult IL awfogLins o we
systom-and when = yital point Do aWicAtd Ahu
urHtruved, sudden death iuliowHs
Disease Of she kidneys may hc caused ~ OK
tuturo Co cold, tutcmpcrguce, WuIN.d go
nenta circulating iu tho blood ne tatatflAL
poisnns picked up from the stomach hnl tho
use VI strUug med .ciucA
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coded that tho American Loan *
rrust company and those associated
With ~ eau raise $1,000, 900 n neoos-
eEfy 10 carry out the expressed purpose
Of a separate receivrrship. The only
thing that IL lett for the officials Of the
Union Pacific, therefore, TO base their
thoughts upon ns 10 the enforcement
OF toe Snort Lins IL, "vill the Amer.
can Loau q Trust company undertake
10 onerous n burden ne 10 appears 10 be
rom close examination OF ths orders
entered by Judge Gilbert Of the Ninth
aud Sanborn u the Eighth United
5latcs cirouiis?"
Those IN a position 10 know, seem TO
believe that tns money will DO forth
coming.
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NATURES wInNIN0,

however, IL always given, and " attention j.
paid 20 10, much disaster may DO avoided toi'
loving are some u the iudigaiurs
Iuunesa about tho lace, shEui dffe'a 10
the stomach. eyes swollen DO ihe morning. a
weak ana run. down feeling often there d
swelling DO the feet and ankles. aud ilc phuent
ia nervous and rcstlcFa frequent headaches,
NJ Tines very dfOvay, spots noHuus hcipft We
oyOa, urinr sCanty aud hiFhsco nful, pain IN
back and ioius sometimes nausea Auu Nomt'
Ing. fkin dry aud hhrfh.
The result Of scientific research b. that tue
greatest rUtsiutlIty 10 toward recovery when
properly but sAIfuly treated. lNufy suhtfcr
from any 90 these symptoms indicating Discuss
~ ttU L.du,ys, should taEu advantage q us
froe.WtgE onrr by Doctor fhufga AMI lSaru
without puuny's cost what eau uU done for
yuu.f1r ntl.cct u thoso conditions ~ certainly
dangerous
Hear In mind that any time during this week
any sufferer from kiluUy disuafr ~ ~ rum'
plvAtluus, muy Apply az Iiotn heuDhl lnHl'
lutte and receive careful CNumiuAi on
diagnoals, and advice ana medical treatment
fHr ono Wcct absolutely free Of uli cost ms
OuUr means exactly what 70 says, LNEiil s
THING fHEE iOH OH WLkh.
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A DOCToR'. RILI.
Peculiar Aciion AEains, tbo wife Of
an Ola Man.

sAS FRANCISCO, June i.-Dr.ATthuT
Auten has flied a remarkable cDm-
pilnt In the superior court against
AiL Emily Mallton. Maften alleges
lhsi MIS-. Nations husband ~ old anu
ltsbls, About year ago, believing
h'i husband to be dying, Mrs. Nation
lmploTed Marlen 10 resu-cltale the old
MAJ % that no could DO enabled to
uile hls will. she also begged tho
e'eloii when his patient was well
lasugh " make this Will, 10 Sec that
ne dOcument was drawn IN libr iayOr.
Ihe complaint AYERS that DIR. Marion
y hl' medical tkill 20 treated Malilon
hh no still lives. BY tho exercise Of
nuaordinary influence Marten states
hh he Induced the old man TO be-
iasAlh BIZ. property to the wife. For
.teplng Nation alive Marteu wants
Wv while hu values his services In
htf'lng Influence pertaining 10 the
VII ~ $500 additional. These sums
ar. Melton refused TO pay, according
70 d. Marlen. because MAlitOn had
tt1dlei, and tho VIII was therefore OF
~ advantage 10 her. The old gentleman
,so dlsclalmed liability, pleading lg-
lgahee OF the arrangement. 30 MaTlsn
wife,
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Mr. Peterson says "hy trouble had ca.
istul Tor long time 10 commenced with
c0ldf. w head WoI.d stop ~ ami I had
severe paine over ub uusu Auu between tuC
ryrs. but tho most SERIOUS, phinfu. aud M.
uoying trouble was thv constant nugiuE uut
would I could not Eut utrt Whoa would
catch fresh colo, lwuuIi De AlfosgUHtirt.y
deaf ! made many riiur|h 10 uud Truuf 1vr
fore I went tu Doctor HUIIHH Many turtuUa
used Nhuuus tIuiH " probes, Applications
nud uIpUfUrAI appliances t'ht tuu my hvai
fraTtulIY when tuUT applied them, huu under
winch WY hearing grew constantly worse 10
was but ashort time HEo that began Doctor
fhuFr' treatment, AMI ~ tho lituC while /
have been under hls care I have received
more hrurLi than have had from al ulhvls
Doctor shores treatment aud glut 90 recon-
mend o. He method % mili, soothing aud
pleasant ~ usc, while aIl others pain and dis
comfort
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DorrOKs NgRrE
dHr Rnd All That Dr.G ". shor go
f"risctsd system ut tTeRtmcnt -
the nest Ever Known 60 scIsucs
Sud tEnmtuitv.

a notable evidence ~ the absolute supgrI.
urity ~ nr q. IS HNOros's perfected system u
WNir uhIulutH aud soothing treatment Is
shown below 900 the hearty puHIi. enforcement
On prominent phNtIrIAuH. UuIy AfrW % which
orc gwen space to-day. puysl"Iaua from Az
t'IuulH ~ W'duHiuu "a this county aud Eu.
iopy endorse ahi Recommend THIS perfect
treatment
IN, e.. q, tutsStCK. cNssrrrU'afy - the
Utah Territorial Hoard Uf Medical Examiner.
whose name and famo arc iGmuiat 10 the uotI
people Of ttAh
nr .. T. JtANsIr, NlsaoHlh Mont. founder
o. TIE llahurmsuu Medical college. san IFau.
cisco, ~ physician and surgeon o. ~. Lakes
Hospital, Hau francisco.
DR.. ". and J.. q. i1sf1rd. two Of t'taH's
mnst prominent physcIaus aui surgeons
Ml0fc proctpior was nu loss % pCrouago
than The lhtc sir MorrrlI Mark'uNa the
most gifted medical instructor Che world ever
kueu.
Tho venerable medical lecturer, Tor. u. X NJ
lfrtwcll, from The old botanical school Of scot.
.aud-all oudorsu ". q. ". -horuss famous
> ten % treatment that cures.
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ais 10 Inv belief that Tho murderer /,

leads 10 the belief that the murderer Is
a man.
rhe police have taken possession Of
1850 private letter., tho contents Of
which are said 10 be sensational.
Ex-senator Back, tho murdered
wOnaLs most Intimate friend, died
this morning from tue injuries SUE
tsinsd ~ fail from cart In which
he was being driven by a policeman to
the chief Of police Tor u conmltniiou.
lie was relied upon to throw som,
light upon tho tragedy.
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uSDoGuAIIu RELIGION.


American Congress Of IibrTnI
churches to Consider the subject
CHICAGO, June 5.-"ro unite IN n
larger fellowship such existing liberal
societies a. are Ia sympathy WITH the
move INT 10 ard und ogmalic religion;
to foster tie Organization Of uusec.
tartan churches hnu TO develop the
CHURCH Of hu mAnity''-Such IL the OBJ
lect Of the American congress Of LID.
eTnl religious societies which had i,s
opening session last night In sinai
Temple IN this city. Rev. +. H.. Dsw.
hurst, Of ludianapOlt, was the nfst
speaker introduced. lie spoke for the
independents. DR.. DrwhuTat raia:
81 am not flying tho Nag u ludo,
pendenco tonight. There are times
when we feel the need Of intellectual
Isolation, aud then independence 81 "A
GOOD thing. But there are times when
We feel the current n more external
things. Then We crave dependence
ami fellowship. That feeling has
brought u together. 10 IA cheering
ant encouraging ihst We are not here
10 tiy theological fi1gs, but to find "a
platform whCEe We cAI meet ~ cJtn.
NOR"
w. l.. sheldon, OF 81. Louis, was
introduced ~ the representative d, the
Ethical CultuTlstr. lie altpkud
purfEbs. Ho oHi'; "rhUy have
lcoylns bRuUes In the pulpit.
They arc ua-J W almost sang;
what We wa 4 10 oqu,llly aud brother.
hood. We o,ulI les toe wUrd religion
90 n need BE-, ~ tNbt the thing IT,
msined. Tue distinction between
crsvus We must have. lhoro oa8 bs
no hFotlsThooi on basis OF zero. Our
rry,hgTaooifa the brotherhood OF sul-
frrine humanity. | lone to go from
one end Of the world 10 tho otnsr aad
nsk men what they have discovered
TINT Is helpful"
Dr. Hnsch presented the Rev.
Joseph tSiollz to give the message, not
OF Hsbrewisui, hp said, but Of Judalsm
and the Jews. lie said: "This con.
Etess Ia tho prophet TO emphnsize that
we must rot Id lize our own little
creed anu pull down tho curtain lest "A
ray OF ligh, get IN and IA hereto get
Out.n
Jenkin Lloyd announced that In this
audience were represented thlrty.hye
towns, from Massachusetts ~ Dakota.
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IIonr TREATMENT CURES.

DH. q. ". suoult
bear tlr-i ana fCoIlHF woll The people
here cay what q great hirHslUF Doctor shores
H. when hear you fUokon 30 uiEhly NJ, 10
docs mo good to miug.c NY voice IN praise
with Ilu rest NUry respectfully.
MIS-, l.. BLOOM.
Lohi, Utah.
pH g. W. eUOUFsf
Dear -Ir-I received medicine Ill right aud
am using % ttgg.sr.T.=l 40 VERY much Uu.
uuf.Epi 30 tNuFy NaJ, NN utgrugis inpTUN.
iug al tie t.IHa AUsp. fully
e., %. llunus.
ACpuI, U.ah
DW e.. ". eUuETss
Dear sir-Ns Jhr Hrroud two weets has
passed since htHI.mlUE Your treatment, / um
pleased 10 inform YOU fHstt am steadily Iu.
proving uud trrI ufslrfo, I hhvf r. better
color iu my face AuI aul better la I'LL ways ,Lah
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"Ny stomach became tIsOrdtflI had
cough mora Oh lcas hll " the time, pains in the
'hv't running through my bluuIuvTshIHdus
aud NAM u the general symptoms drsrr.urd
90 cathtth. uui worst u nIl AZ night when I
wont 90 bed there would he a choItuE Fgusas
liln % secm"t 1s Il there vas = pressing Un %
luu thtHi 70 wee uAfd tur Wu o. breathe I
cuulf NOT rUt mir enough tHfH my iunEH. .Ult
a. M1ufh was breathing through a tube ur a
HWUHIU.
% ha. only been under fHa care 0f uf. q.
w. shore" uUtl UfsH obtained relief ] feel
n. NJ NW'1 $50 him g. stlir this, aud ! lm
H.HN uf 900 uUn.ftaH..F ~ doing 90. Where
tECrI tHiHH CIsH falIuH Tor shores succeed.
10, 'u1 U.a m.'IHf ~ treatment Ia go mild
eng a11ihns tllt ts in 40 way an ordeal, but
tathCr a pleasure"
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sIfus ~ tHo extension uf r.tHrrH 10 the IrUu.
'Nifl "a 's nuH 600 lungs. IUu ILLUMINATION
once htrini in tue membrane OF the nose
nhtufhIl1 iu.uWF tlIH membrane To- The throat.
nfonraI tuIcn auu iuugs. causing hstuma,
1'uhrhiiia, NucumoUtA aud consumption. The
symptoms ere laIufUi breathing. sometimes
severe cough, raising o. tough yellow mueuH,
rAlht in thu chest cutting through thu ut. % r
shoulders. often SONS fever. with chilly,
creeping sensation but aud cold lasbts, fre
llgnul WhrraIuE aud Eifpiug Cor breath.
MfH Hernia Ncsl, UrIrht and accomplished
Young IuuE ut ariuiuEtun, ltau, SAYS ! have
tuurLtu and taken medicine anu treatment 90
NY llfr. Tho trouble began with SIMPLE ca.
Arrh but In thc last lew years l had rgu down
tUry fact
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ELrlIARr, Ind, June 4.-word was
received mere that the mau Soeby, who
criminaily assaulted his Heven.yoaf-old
ulcco low nights ago few miles
from bore, was visited by \ mob last
Night and ho anu his vito stripped,
tied 10 n ties anu whipped and men
ordered 10 leave the neighbotGoOd.
Both have lett tor parts unknown.
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CHICAGO, June 6,-Sculptor II, IL.
Parks, OF this city, is to make bronzs
must or statue u Walter q, Gresham.
Relatives aud iriends OF tho dead sec.
Rotary have decided ~ preserve his
features and form In bronze, but
whether II will DO mere bust or a full
length statue has not been determine .
lhu chances are the memorial Will
tgko the form OF statue.
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TOPERA, Kan, June 4.-governor
Merrill received letter from Taylor
C,9k, q lie convict Ia the penitenti-
ny, asking that his death warrant DO
f,ned and that he be- executed. This
h probably the only case Of the kind
saftcofd. Ths governor will invests
Ille Cooks case,
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ooyISGIoN EEsIDGNrs ALARMED.
Their city Carried away by the Mis-.
HSuTi river.

CONVICTION, Mob, June 6.-The
residents Vi this place are Ia cOns,ef.
nation at the entertainments Of the
Missouri river For several days the
water has been very high and strips VI
land, from % TO 100 feet wide, iuquout-
" tumble into the water. A. the town
i, yrrJ nsuT the bank the utmost alarm
ID felt. Several buildings hayo alftndy
been carried away aud moro will be
soon II the cave continues. IHe resi-.
dents nearest the river arc moving out,
and every effort 10 being made TO pro-
leet the bank.
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btrEOIINEN nAFFLRn

s''N"r No Motive for tho MIR.
''T "i Nellie Harrington.
,. sAN fHANcIsco, June 4.-Aites
F -, hours work on tho mur.
a., vi Nellie Harrington IN her own
Js,so aoout noon Saturday, the police
sls,ainrt admit that they are com
i,s 'V'y osiiied as to the motive Tor the
is,s, We Identification Of tho muir
,blv n ms detectives arc positiye
VIZ "p9h one point, that the prrsop
lnss nnom Miss Harrington had an
lsssskement between IL aud lnst
no ony committed the murder, an
'HMseler Of tho blows Inflicted
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JAPAN TO RAE FRONT.
wnI soon 10 - Factor In the Indus
trial would.

trial World,
SAN FRASChC), June 5.-Charles
+. PeaIcc, a Jutr and cotton nsnuiac-
turer oiSt. Louis, who has lust returned
from business trip Through tho orient,
IL OF tbs opinion that japan viii 500 u
manufacturing lndustrles or tue world.
ha says tho reports OF United States
consuis show lhss the competition
which the United Statss havs 10 fear
ia not the. Of Europe but Of Esst Indi a
and japan. He vlsilrd Japan TO Ia.
vestlgate the ndvlsabllity Of removing
the works Of his company to the orient,
ami upon HE roturn addressed Tn .
chambsr OF commerce OF this city ON
tho result Of HE Investigation.
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HCNG KoNd, June 5.-rhe republic
proclaimed low days ago In FDfmO'a
has collapsed and President Tang has
escaped, The Chinese forces In north
Fofmosa dis3rEaniz3a Vt this approach
Vt the japanese.