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New York, April 12.-Charles C. Kill
patrick, the one legged bicycle rider,
has authorized the American Wheel.
man to arrange 4 match between him.
sell and J. B. Cunningham, OF Syracuse.
n. y, for q series Of races to determine
the one legged championship Of Ameri-
CO. The details OF the race will be made
known in 4 few days, when representa-
taves OF the two men will meet and mr.
range them. The race will be for a suit.
able trophy. and will probably take
place at Asbnry Park duringt the L. A. W.
meet. The distance will be ono quar-.
ter, one hall and one mile, to be gov
erned by tho l. A. W. rules. The
record tor one legged riders against
time is 3:07, now held by Fitzpatrick.
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet.
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health Of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in tho
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence il due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of n perfect lax
alive; cflcctunlly cleansing the systcm,
dispelling colds, headaches and fcycrs
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with tho approval Of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
cning them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists III SOC md ST bottles, but il is man.
ufaCturcd by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose namo Is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup Of Figs.
mud being we'll informed, You will not
accopt any substitute IL offered.
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nEtifiAIltE.


the GlnM CITY.
Tho state inspector OF railways made
m investigation OF tho recent fatal acci.
don't on tho Bollairc. Zanosvillo Il Gin
clunati railroad and no reports that tho
accident was not caused BY any defect
In tho ~ttelllc. 1t VIVA knocked down by
tho trains momentum, tho forward
trucks Of tho passenger coaCl, having
loft tho track on u curve Just before tho
trostlo was reached from unknown
cause. md wont or on n tangent. No
blanc 10 attached to tho company.
Tho local Amalvamnted Association
lodge will moot this afternoon, and NJ
this regular meeting III probable some
doilnit0 action will DO taken regarding
tho proposed now scale. Tho committee
representing tho local lodge Is mado up
OF quiet, conservative mon. and they
havo dIscrootiy maintained tho Htrictcst
sllonco ~ TO tho maiter aud will do 30
until something deiuite 10 determined.
Tho family Of Patrick Mcdonald loft
Gravel hill yesterday for Youngstown,
wlero ono Of tho aons 10 general mana.
gor Of the extensive steel plant aud two
others arc heads OF departments. There
arc eleven IONS In THIS family. Al aro
steel workers ind sovon Of them occupy
positions rs heads Of departments III
Pennsylvania and Ohio mills.
Mcssrs. Il. NJ. Gilliland and Robert
Brown will tako their Bcats rs membcra
Of tho city board OF education next Mon.
day evening, nj which time Mossrs.
John D. NanLaw and +. j. StcSer witt
retire from tho board. Tho now board
will organize that evening, but 1t Ia not
probable they will do much else.
Crozier BROS took n force OF men from
horu and wont to Sistersville yesterday,
where they will mako brick 10 Gil n
large contract they havo. Lator they
will operate II plant at Parkorsburg, 10
I'LL contracts there.
An Italian and II Polo got into q row
on tho hillside Thursday night aud tho
sou OF Italy cut the Polo on tho arm.
Complaint was mndc yesterday and n
warrant was issued ior his arrest. Both
had boon drinking.
Tho water works trustees met last
night and Mord. Nelson began his Sec
ond term. George Jennings. ono Of tho
trustees, WAS i'll and could not be pres
ent at tho meeting.
The residence Of George Elson, below
town, was damaged by fro 10 the
amount OF about $50 Yesterday. Tho
buckle. brigade saved it from deslruc.
ton.
Pork Kennedy, Of this city, pitcher
for tho Brooklyn base ball team, was
scnt back 10 Brooklyn from the south
because hc is sick and unable to play.
Chas. W. Rodewig has purchased tho
residence OF Samuel Mcdonald in the
Fourth ward, and has moved his family
iuto it.
Z. Z. Shepherd. a merchant OF Nor.
ris;own, who is also n candidate for Il
ditor, was in tho city yesterday.
John Il. Gallahcr purchased a couple
OF acres OF clay from .Crozie, Bros, 10
use in operating q brick plant.
Miss Phoebe Henderson was called to
Salisbury. Pa, yesterday by the death OF
u niece a. that piece.
Some Bollairc people will attend the
meeting Of taxpayers at St. Clairsvillc
TODAY.
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A PROBLEM.
X ~ Life,
Y = Warmers Safe Cure,
z Health.
X Z
WON'T YOU TRY ITl
MARTINS FERRY.
WON'T YOU TRY IT9
haps nnd MlshNps In thc Thriving City
Across tho ttiynr,

haps hnd MlshNps In thc Thriving City
Across tho itlvnr.
Edward McGlonn, u vol known citi.
zon OF Martins Ferry. diod yesterday oil
paralysis ut tho family residence, on
North Fourth atroct. Ito wa, born in
WostmoroIand county, Pa, and was
a%oycnty-siS youra old last August. lie
had resided In Peaso township over
since ho was four ycars old. Ito fol.
lowod the river Tor some yenrs, then on.
Slncoring, attor which no was engaged
IN farming Tor many ycuts. lIc was n
member OF tho Methodist Episcopal
church and was uniyorsally respected.
lle was married In lSi9 to Miss I.avina
Jump. who survives him. together with
five children. Albert H., Mary, Ross,
Love L. aud Edward. Tho funeral will
tako place tomorrow afternoon ut 1870
o'clock.
Rev. ". u. liNrtSog. pastor OF tho
Baptist church, will preach at New
Philadelphia tomorrow, and 90 from
thcre to Columbus TO attend a convon
ton. q. G. Mitchell will preach for him
in tho morning and Rev. G. G. Sudg.
wick in tho evening.
Alexander Humphrey, manager Of
tho Buckeye glass works, has resigned,
his resignation to tako effect next week.
1t 81 not known what Mr.. Humphreys
plans arc or who will probably succeed
him. II 10 understood that 4 success or
had not been secured up to last night
Roy. Mr.. Smith, a senior in tho tlico.
logica! seminary at Allegheny, will
preach in the U. T. church tomorrow,
in the absence Of Rev. A, +. Brownlee,
who will be at Jamestown.
Lou Cope, Of S~lnithlicld. is in town on
his way to Union City, Ind. where ho
will engage in the drug business.
Roy. D. W. Arbaugh, OF Scio, is visit.
ing HIS brother, George Arbaugh, OF
Hanover street.
Tho funeral OF Capt. Samuel Marlin
will take placc at Bridgeport tomorrow
at . O'clock.
George l~nglebri.ht passed tho ex-
animation for engineer on tho river
yesterday.
Theo. Snodcrass is opening a grocery
IN Inc CommercIal block on Fourth
street.
Additional men were put ut work on
tho foundation for the high school
building.
Mrs. Rev. G. W. Chnlians and Mrs.
Thomas Orr returned to Pittsburgh yes.
terday.
Communion will DO held in the Pre..
byterian church tomorrow.
John Wethersou was arrested last
night for Drunkenness.
Miss Bertha Bartholomew, who has
been sick, is better.
Ernest G. Smith entertained the Glec
club last night.
Alonzo l~ianca, Of Adena, was in town
yesterday.
Orders arc plentiful at the Union.rlass
works.
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First. tivc.ciphths Of a mile-Philo.
inena, rs; Susie Anderson. My Pearl,
10; George F. Smith, Quicks,cp, us;
Dora Henry, lis.
Second. bali m%ile-Tasig, Lucinna,
no; sirmater, ll3; Bonnie Jean. Sir
Play, ll5; Captive. ll3.
Third, ono milc--Espnna, Outbreak.
Miss Norman, l05; Jane, sallie Wood.
ford. 1909; Urcnia, 10; lIandspun, phiIo-
mena, III.
Fourth, n and one.sixtecn,n miles,
aelllnc-ro,ts. rowhatia. l02; Prince,
l03; Eoozo, 100; Theodore H.. l07; Wc.
kota, 100; Wal.ntchic. Royal Prince,
Excelsior. III; Joe Murphy, rs; Plu.
tua. ll5.
Fifth, stecplo chaae-W yandotte, 1875;
Royal Flush. 1876; Caracas. EIdorado,
Goodbye, I%G; Templemore, l45; Eli
Kendiy, $50.
Sixth. thrcc.auarter mile. solling-
Mrs. Morgan. 9S: Boon. Volnndi.. lOl
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Tho MounpiIis Races.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, April !2.--The at.
tendance at Montgomery Park to-day
was about 5000. Weather clear and
warm. Track fast Three iavorites
won. Summary:
First, 6 iurIonss--Roubie, |: Pretend.
ere; Santa Cruz,3; l:lGA.
Second. 4 iuriong,-Cotton King, l;
Royal Choice, .; Stella, 3; :5l!.
Third, ono mile. Arlington Hotel
stake-Giad, |; Dreibund, 2; Caracas,
3 ;l:i1.
Fourth, 4 iur!onGs-Rewarder, /;
Saracesna. Q; LEILA Dell. 3: SOL.
Fifth. { furlonrs-Miss Clark, !;
Florcanna, 9: Dick Bchan, 3; l:30i.
Sixth, selling, j iur!ongs-Olivc, !:
Blue anG Gray. .; Hay Rake, 3; l:04I,.
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Having tho needed mort to mom
than mako good all tho advertising
claimed for them, the following four
remedies have reached n phenomenal
sale, DR.. Kings New Discovery, for
consumption, coughs aud colds, each
bottle Observation-Disclosures Bitters, the
grc.,t remedy for liver, stomach and
kidneys, Bucklcn's Arnica Salve, tho
best in tho world, and DR.. Kings Now
.itn Pills, which ,arc n perfect pill. All
these remedies are guaranteed 10 dc
Just what is claimed for them and tn.
dealc: whose name ia attached herewith,
VII DO glad 10 toll you more OF them.
Sold ut Logan Drug %Company's drug
store, i"
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This weeks issue OF the St. Louis
Sporting News is at hand, IlIed to over
flowing with fresh base bali news. The
News ia undoubtedly the best OF the
sporting week'ies aud is becoming de.
servedly popular with local fans" 4
Wheeling letter appears each week,
and more Interstate news is published
than in any OF tue other sporting jour.
nnls-
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.Capes and Jackets.

Hundreds Of new and nobby
Jackets. fit and style perfec-
ton. Be sure to see the spe.
cial priced ones at S. andS6,
worth at least S. more, the
all lined Clay Diagonal Jack.
cts at So are Wonders-latest
tan Covert Jackets at S., 81
and $40 each, others, are
Sl2 50 to $50. Capes-silk.
lace trimmed shoulder effects,
full sweep, only s.. silk
MORE Capes, silk lined at S.,
Brocaded Satin Capes, silk
lined, only ST 80 many ele-
CANT styles in richSil Capes,
$40. Silk Velour and Velvet
Capes, s.. and up to 500.
Largest assortment to be seen
anywhere. Cloth Capes, So 80,
81, So, ST 50, So 80, $40 and
finer. up to S45, every now
city made.
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PnLLIPspUEG, n. j., April H.
Charles Scheinstein, a moulder at the
Warren pipe foundry, this city. met
with q terrible death :his afternoon.
While he was assisting to pour q ton OF
,uoulten iron into q mould the chain
holding tho ladle broke and Scheinstein
was jerked into n pit, with tho liquid
metal on tor Of him. llis eyes were
burned ont and his logs and hands were
almost severed from the cody. lie died
in awful agony an hour afterwards.
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We offer One Hundred Dollars Re.
ward for any case oil Catarrh TINT can.
mo- be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
+: J.. CHENEY & Co, Props., Toledo, O.
We tho undersigned have known +.
J. Cheney for the last fifteen years, and
behave him perfectly honorable in all
business transaction and financially
able to carry out any obligation made
by their firm. WEST & TurAy.
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo, o.
WALDISG, kINSAH & MARVIN.
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo. o.
lialls Catarrh Cure is taken Internal
ly. acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces Of the system. Price
Is cents per bottle. Sold by all Drug.
gists. Testimonials free.
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Last evening the II. c. Richards and
Quar.ered Oaks teams OF tho Musee con
tested, and the 'councilmen" captured
two out OF the three games. The first
game was won BY the Richards team
GU n comfortable margin, Richards and
Irwin Woods being tied for high score,
l6l. In the second CHARTERED Oak,
took advantage OF an al! around drop
by their opponents and won on a margin
OF 20 pins In the third game both
teams rolled well, Thompson's 1863 being
high scors OF the game and evening.
lhe scores:
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The best ualvo in tho world for cuts,
bruises. sores, ulcers. salt rhoum, fever
sores, tottor, chappod hands, chilblains,
corns, aud ull skin orupLions, aud posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed to give perfect sntisIac.
ton or money refunded. Prico 20
conts por box. For salo BY Logan Drug
Company.
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CuAMnEmAIN's Cough Remedy gives
the host satisfaction of any cough mcdi.
cino | handle, and as II seller loads all
other preparations in this market. |
recommend it because it 10 tho beat
medicine l ovor handled for coughs,
colds nnd group. a. w.. BMDmpaE,
Millcrsvillo, III.
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The Raymond "liorncr passed down ut
noon with coal. The Rescue with nix
boAts went down n few minutes later,
and nt BelIairc handed over hcr tow to
tho IlTrnor. Tho %IHttcr's tow then
numbered t%wentv.thrcc coal boats and
several flats, tho largest tow oycr taken
out OF tho upper Ohio river.
This mornings packet Tor Cincinnati
ia the Cnrrcllton with Capt Daniel
Lacey on tho roof. This Is that popular
stcanboa,man's frat trip as n commau.
dor on tho upper Ohio rivor, where no
Is known as tho former chief clerk of
the Scotia. Ilis many friends will vol.
como him warmly or his rcappcaranco
horo rs tho Carroliton's chicient com.
mander.
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Coal l'rlco Cutting Wnr.

CLEVELAND, O., April l2.-The Mas.
s;llon coal men are in n desperate
price emitting war Three firms on
April 3 cut tho price from s. to So So.
To-day representatives Of six other
firms and companies met and decided
upon L reduction to s. %.
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Dr.. II. r. FIsu. OF Gravois Mills, No.,
a practicing physician of many years.
experience, writes: Do Wits Witch
Hazel SaIvo has no equal for indolent
sores, scalds and burns. 1t stops pain
instantly, heals Il burn quickly and
leaves no A Logan Drug Co., Wheel.
ing. ". Va. B. +. Peabody, Benwood,
and Bowie Il Co., bridegroom. O.
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barney Aaron, Jr.. Jun Harry, l03;
Marchaway,. High Tcat. Brown Dick.
100; Bedford. 100.


NASHVILLE, TrSs., April ia light
rain icll during tho first three raccs n.
Cumberland Park to-day. but tho track
wns loft Ia fair condition. Tho talent
was lu good form aud picked four out
Of lvo winners. Summary!
First, o. inrlonps-SL Maxim, /;
Elano. 9; MollIc B., 3; l!0sl.
Second. 0 furlonls- Metropolis, |;
Don wilton, .; Vida, 3; l:lB4.
Third, | furlones-GiaclNr. |; llolona
Bello, .; Dr.. Holmes. ,; :lD;.
Fourth, milo and Il sixtocnlh.-Tru.
NOR, !; Cattarrauyns, .; Peabody, 3;
l:bi.
Fifth, Q inrlongs-Lottio Mills, |;
ProbnsCo, =; George l., J; l:lBI.
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KANSAS Cry, Mo, April l2.-J. h.
ller's Rochester Brewery made an as.
siGnmcnt this afternoon. Tho asscts
are given as 100000 with liabilities
SlB7, 0O0.
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PROPOSALS FOR PAVING.

Proposals will be received by the city @. Ben.
wood until Saturday. April 18th. at c O'Clock
? m. for grading and paving with fire brick.
Fourth street from Main TO B. & o. railroad
crossing. and Marhall street from Bogss' nm
bridge 10 Whitenan's. All bids TO be made by
The yard for grading and paving complete,
The committee reserves the right to reject any
O, all bids.
ADDRESS all bids to S. l. Bell, Chairman of
Committee on Streets. Alleys md Grades.
THOS. SHEPPARD, MAYOR.
CHAS. MORGAN. City Recorder, mr.,
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Amsterdam, N. Y.-Bo,ton II; Am.
sterdam II.
Richmond, va.-Baltimoro .; Rich.
monl ..
Cincinnati, ohio-Cincinnati 10; Page
Giants ..
Schenectady. N. i.-Now York II;
Schenectady T..
Losnnsport lnd-Cloycland |; Lo.
transport u.
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Pittsburgh-Rivor II feet 6 inches
falling. Weather cool and raining.
Standardization 81 ioet 8 inches
and falling. Weather warm and rain.
ing.
Grennsboro-Rivnr II foot and falling.
Weather cloudy md cooler.
Experimentation 0 foot G inches
and falling. Weather cloar aud warm.
Warron-Mver s foe. and stationary.
Weather rnininS and cold.
OH City-Rivor 8 foot . inclioa aud
falling. Weather cool aud raining.
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JOS .Horne& Co.
PittSburS. Pa:
PROPOSALS.,

TT S. ENGINEER OFFICE, CUSTOM
u. House. Cincinnati. o.. March Il, 1895.
Sealed proposals for building looSe stone dikes
il Ohio river at following locations or any one
Of them: Blenue.hassetrs Island G%uyandoiue
Bur. GnnpowIer Bar. Flint Island. vaaada Reef
and Falls Slough Crossing. and Three Nile
Island. will be received here until . p IN. April
&c. 1895. and then publicly opened. An Iuto,.
mauoa furnished on application TO AMOS
STlCKSEY, Lieutenant Colonel Engineers
"s.. HHH .#. mriS 10 % gi-ADrlII IL
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Jos.Horne& Co,
Pom Ave. and Flrh St, Pltsburs.
SATURDAY, April 10, 1895.
Silk Sale.
The SILK section will this
week offer Easter bargains
exceptional, Read this list.
IS Velvets for 81 25-
900 yards high class Novelty Val:
vets, very desirable for Cape, and
Dress Trimmings, reduced troM
81, 81 aud S. to
$I.25 yard.

Last week our sales of the
following Silks were phcnom.
enally large. We account for
it from the fact that assort-
ment IS enormous and the
the values best ever offered.
Fancy Taffetas, 45c, soc,
Fancy faffetas, 75c, Sc.
Printed lndias, 45c, o5c.
Black Satin Damassa. 75c,
ST 90.
Plain Black Jap Silks,
CSC, 4sc.
and so on through probably
100 different sorts.
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THE ,~sloHanDs WIN TWO


TS;Xmnr.GAnrs-pen aud rercrl vs., hide
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-01-01
PRESIDENT ELIOT on WOMEN.
He Seems to Think Them Too Capt.
waiting for an Everyday World.

He Seems to Think Them Too Capt.
waiting for an Everyday World.
From the New York World.
In Boston they are still discussing the re-
fusal Of the Harvard Debating Club to meet
the Boston University Debating Club be-
cause there are women in the latter organ
ization. The challenge, which was an I'M
conditional one, came from Harvard, so
that the Boston University people are the
most indignant at the unchivalrous attitude
of the Cambridge society. One Of the irate
youths of Boston University went out to
talk the matter over with President Eliot
and incidentally he learned 4 good deal
concerning that learned gentleman's views
on women.
President Eliot regretted the action of the
Harvard club in Withdrawing from it's chal-
lenge, but said that the custom of the So
ciety had always been to refuse to debate
with women. He said women were sure to
win the sympathy of the judges and the
audience, and that the Harvard society, be-
Ing composed OF men, would thus be placed
at an unfair advantage.
But" argued the Boston University
youth, would it not be possible to have
judges of such high position and critical
by any considerations their sympathies
might impose"
I'VE certainly might think it possible"
answered President Eliot. but such per-
sons are hard to find. The sympathies
woman speaker will excite invariab bly, tend
to influence judgment in her favor"
therefore,, the great hight is deferred, in
order that the men Of Harvard may not be
placed at an unfair advantage by the
women Of Boston University.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-01-01

White House Sentry BOX Stove Was
Not Stolen.

White House Sentry BOX Stove Was
Not Stolen.
There was terrible rumor in ctrcula-
ton last night, that some bold. bad man
had invaded the sacred precincts OF the
White House grounds, under cover of dark
ness, and had actually made off with the
stove in the sentry box directly in front
of the Presidents mansion. The gravity OF
the alleged ofrense lay in the possibilities
of dire danger to the chief magistrate OF
the country, for If it is possible for bur-
glars to run or with the furniture of the
White House, under the very eyes OF the
policemen, 1t might also be possible for
them to run off with some Of its inmates.
The fact OF the matter is. however. that
the whole thing was joke. perpetratcd by
one policeman on another who had tenn
porarily left him in charge of the watch
box. This incident demonstrates that 1T
will be necessary in the future Tor the
presidential watchmen to guard against
each others pranks. as well as to that
no improper characters get too near the
presidential presence in the wee small
hours of the night.
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GENERAL NEWS NOTES.

A dispatch from Pekin says that Liu-
Kun-Yi, viceroy of Liang-Kiang, has been
appointed to the chief command of all the
Chinese forces, ousting Ii Hung Chang.
John Fitzgerald ex-president of the Irish
National League Of Ameri, a, died at his
suburban home. near Lincoln, Neb., Sun
day. Five moths ago, but q day two
after he won his notable suit against the
Missouri Pacific Railroad Company, III
volving nearly half a million dollars. Mr..
Fitzgerald was stricken with brain trouble
and complication of other diseases. from
which he never fully rallied.
Mayor Pingree of Detroit filed charges of
incompetency against DR.. n. w. Webi;er.
DR.. T.. w. jerks and Dr. Schultz, the tire,
medical members of the board of health.
and asked that they be removed. The
trouble is the outcome of the SMALLPOX
epidemic in Detroit. The mayor Ci;,l ms
the spread of the epidemic was due TO tee
laundering and inconpetency of the Three
me mbers in handling ii.
secured by the Washington club from New
York early in the present year, but VINO
was never able to come here died at
Bridgeport, Conn, Sunday from kidney
disease. In '93 his hand was badly injured
by a pitched bali and he has not played
since. His death was uneX pecte.i, as he
was around toy n q day or two ago.
The Colorado republicans claim thcy car
organize both branches of the legislature
which VIII meet tomorrow.