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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-18

0l50 for lambs: heavy sheep were very
dull. feelings being slow at s. 6clt2 So,
EAST LIBERTY, PA, November &c
Cattle steady: prime 81 3)N4 90; good 81 70
"a - good butchers SO S0u4 90; bulls, cows
and stays 81 seas 90.
Hogs slow at yesterdays prices.
Sheep strong at unchanged prices.
CINCINNATI, O.. November 16.-Hogs,
active at s. 1913 10; receipts 500 head;
shipments 300 mead
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Manchester. November 17.-Business has
been preiudiced during the week by the
unsettled state of cotton, but ii is believed
that preparations are being made for a
large eastern trade There is little de-
mand for yarn. but yesterday a moderate
trade was done at am eighth and some
times NJ thcee-sixtecnths decline. Stocks
are burdens0me i'm several quarters. In
cloth q small and scattered business has
been done an the week. with the indian
inquiry Increasing. although the limits are
far below cost The Levant trade has
been nearly suspended. Eastern buyers
are being slowly convinced of the enor-
nous crop shortage. South America IS
doing little. The home trade is satisfied
with small repeated orders for asserting
stocks. Calico printers are fairy Wen
emulovcd ON the Continent things nave
hon more Quiet. They are waiting for
crou DEVELOPMENTS. but all the machinery
wul Doc fully occupied Tor considerable
limC set.
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WOOL.

me market is stiH quiet, though little
more active than last week. Prices are
Very steady. and buyers when IN need Of
raw material have 10 pay fun rates. The
sales of the week show an encouraging
increase hut the demand is not general
with huvers. hut is rather confined 70
o. fa.v Some dealers have sold scarcely
nothing. Fleece woods continue steady at
c6iqiac for Xxx ana w and above OHIO.
with fancy lots higher. Trade In como.hs
and delaine woods is slow. hut values are
-+r1d,- There is more doing in territory
aools. ana prices are quoted iirm; aus Aus
tralisn woods are moving fairly Well ON. ON
or foreign fine WOODS mold STEADY 'nouE 7.
are very firm, with a very fair movement
reuOrtQd.
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ARRIVE.

From Chicago. Ills a. m. and los and
$50 p. m. daiiy ,,-,.--
from ST. Louis, Cincinnati and Column
bus $50 a. m and $3.50 p. m. daily.
81 Clairsvllle accommodation. RlO p.
p, and $3.50 p. m, except Sunday.
~ Eewark accommodation. 1910 p. n.
ui ssaalnduslsy mail. 8: 30 p. m. daily.
CHAS. o. SCULL,
General Passenger Agent.
#. LANE, T. 2. Agt, Wheeling. W. Va.
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The wife OF 9Ir. Leonard Wells. of
East Brimfeld Mass. had been suffer-
ing from neuralgia for two days. not be-
ius able TO sleep ore hardly keep still,
when air. Holden. The merchant there.
sent her q bottle of Cbamberlain's Pain
Bo-m. and asked that she give il a
thorough trial On meeting Mr.. Wells
The next day ne was told that she was
al right the pain had left her within
two hours and that the bottle of Pain
Balm was worth $500 Do it could not be
had for less. For sale aJ so cents per
bottle.
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TOO n. m. from Cleveland TO Uhrichs-
vile 2:2S p. m. from Uhrichsville to
Cleveland runs daily.
ats to all points. Call on our agents or
III. C. CARREL. Gen. Pass. Agent
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From New York. Philadelphia, B 3iil
more and washington; S:g a. m.' daily
and AS %. m, except Monday. ,o-
CunberIand accommodation, fVo p NJ
except sunday ,o.,o , -,
Grafton accommodation, 1OIO L. m''
"a n.I'65undsvile accommodation, 7:45 a. 70 m.
and 40 y. m, except Sunday. ana f'4O p.
Grafton express. 4:25 p. m, Monday only.
WHEELING AND PITTSBUhG DIFI-
SION.
For Pittsburg. Washington. baltimore,
pbiIadelphia and New York, 400 a. m.
and 5:4j p. m. daily.
For Pittsburg, 7:10 a. m. daily.
Pittsburg express, 80 y. IN, except
Sunday.
ARRIVE.
From New York. philadelphia, Balti-
more. Washington and Pittsburg, lU'lO a;
m daily. II 30 p. m. except Saturday ana
~ a. m. Sunday only c..
Pittsburg mail. 1000 a. m, except sun
day. and l:0O p. n, daily
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rRANs-oH1o DIVISION.

For Columbus. Chicago and tho West.
7.55 and 1915 a. IN. daily, and 4:4O p. m.
Columbus. Cincinnati and ST. Louis,
lois a. m. daily. and l14O p. m, except
SATURDAY. and 2:40 a. m. sunday only.
~ Clairsvile accommodation, lO:lo a.
m and $40 p. m, except SUNDAY.
80 %eyy.-le accommodation, 3ij. p. m.
sssaindushy Mail. 1913 a. m. daily.
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METAL MARKET.

NEW YORK. November 1G.-Pig iron,
Conner easy: brokers 81 80.
Lead. easy; brokers $ o.
Tin plates, easy.
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PETROLEUM.

NEW YORK. November 1G.-Petroleum
STRONG. closed at 81 6i bid.
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GOING SOUTH.
GOING NORTEl.

Electric cars between Wheeling Mar
tins Ferry and c., u. * W. Depot in
BRIDGEPORT.
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co
on and after Sunday, September % 1875,
Passenger Trains viii run as follows:
sDaily. fDaily except Sunday. Eastern
Time.
Snith Hnnnl 3
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Northwest System-Cleveland and Pitts'
burg Division.
Trains run daily except Sunday as fol-
lows:
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ARRIVE.

n. m. and 5:3O p. m, tActpI u
HOO p. m, Saturday only
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ARMS FOR HoYaLIsTs.
Tho Captain OF TIM Wnimann,o Make,
~ St1toment.

THO Captain OF thu wnimannio Makes u
St1tomant.
SAN FRANCISCO, Fob. 6.-The sworn
statement OF the captain OF tho Waiman.
aio, the vessel that landed at Honolulu
tho arms aud ammunition used BY the
royaliats In tho recent attempted revolu.
lion, has been received in this city and
wiz undoubtedly create a s.ir In wash
inglon. Congress Is now c%ndcGvorine
TO learn from the state department all
he Information possible as 10 tho idan.
tlty OF the English subjects engaged in
the revolution. and OF those who wore
instrumental in furnishing arms TO the
c%onspirators and re%volutlonists.
The captain says that no waa engaged
by w. IL. Richard to deliver tho arms
and ammunition at Waikiki. He was
to receive $4,000. Of which $1,000 was
paid in cash. His instructions wore 10
10 of Waimanaio. whore a schooner
was to meet him. from which he was to
receive the arms. The schooner was
called tho W. II. Richard. The captain
oil the Waimanaio was told that she had
been towed out OF San Francisco and
the arms put on board by u tug oil Wal.
XXI. Two boats came alongside the
Waimanaio and the arms and ammuni.
ton were transferred to them. There
we're 800 catbincs aud several sacks oil
ammunition. The captain disclaims oil
knowledge Of who shipped tho goods
and who paid for them.
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WORRIED WOMEN.
Why DO They Worry Whom It To
Noodles?
TO AVOID 1T.
There Is n Secret Cause Of Nearly AZ
W0rtimnnt, Which II to DO Found
In tho Women Themselves.

II women only had perfect health
nine.tenths OF all tho worrying which
they now do would DO avoided. When
a woman is sick sho cannot help worry.
Ing.
Now tho cause Of nearly all woman's
sickness ariSos from tho aamo source.
Men get slck from various causes, but n
woman's troubles are peculiar to l,or-
sclf. 1t 10 unfortunate. but II Is truo,
and yot nearly all this trouble might DO
avoided. There IL n sovereign rcmcdy
Tor women. Do you ask what It 10?
RCnd wbnt some lndios have said:
Mrs. A. Ludlnm, OF Chelsea, Mass,
says: childbirth combined with the
grip brought me 10 the border OF the
grave until my husband md friends
gave mo up to die. | siiull always be
thankful TINT at that time | began the
use OF n remedy OF which | had hoard
much, and that | was restored to health
and owe my lie entirely to Warmers
Safe Cure"
Mrs. Dr.. O'Delia Blinn, Medical Supcr-
intondont OF tho Working Woman's
Nome, Chicago. Gays: II prescribe
Warmers Safe Cure in my general prac.
tice, and it gives me great pleasure 10
recommend it,"
Mrs. NJ. l. Tyndalc, OF Packerton,
Penn. says: Several years ago / be.
gan my change Of life, and for nearly
three years could cat nothing bu.
crackers and water. had pains in the
back, Inflammation and severe vomiting
spells. could not sleep. and was weak
and nervous. When almost, rs 1t
seemed. at tho brink OF the grave, | was
restored to perfect health by the uso Of
Warmers Safe Cure. and aln better than
eve bafore In my life"
Mrs. c. Murphy. Johannesburg, n. Y,
says: "a few years ago | was troubled
with nervous prostration to such an OK.
tent that sleep was well nigh impossible,
and | failed rapidly. Fortunately, nv
attention was called to Warmers Safe
Cure, and as n result OF its use, | am
cured, and most heartily recommend it
to all sufferers among my sex"
Mrs. J. Hallowel!, residing at al37
Seventh avenue. n. Y, SAYS: ~ have
been a great sufferer from kidney
trouble. and any roman who has been
similarly afflicted knows what | sui.
Tered; but l am happy to say that BY
the use OF Warmers Safe Cure | have
been restored to perfect health. have
recommended its use to numerous
friends. and make this statement with
great pleasure"
Tkn 1,u. .o,IJ hn NrolnnunJ -
than the space OF this paper would per.
nit. bu. does it not show that all. and
more than all, that has been asserted OF
Warmers Sale Cure. as n "woman's
friend" is true. and will you not act
upon the suggestions these statements
contain?
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THE CREDENTIALS

OF the Chiuese Peace Commislouerx
Which Japan Would Not Receive.
LONDON, Feb. IA dispatch to the
lines from Yokohama says that the
text oil the credentials OF the Chinese
peace ENJOYS with whom Japan re.
fuses to treat on account OF insufficient
cy OF their powers was as iollows:
"Bv decree we appoin. you our pleni.
potentiarics TO meet and nesotiate the
matter With the plenipotentiaries ap.
pointed b. Japan. You will, however,
telegraph to the Taung-Li.Y amen (Chi.
nese foreign ofice) Cor tho purpose Of
obtaining our commands by which you
will abide.
The members Of your mission are
placed under your control. You will
cohUucl your mission ia .faittiiui-au
dillgent manner and fulfill the trus. re.
posed In YOU. Respect this"
A dispatch from Pekin SAYS that the
capture OF Tong-Chou (Wei.H Hal. Well
has made deeper impression upon the
Chinese than the fall OF Port Arthur.
Tho dispatch adds that the reported
refusal Of Japan to treat with tue Chi
nese ENJOYS confirms the belief e1-
pressed in Pekin that the Japanese are
not willing to name their term. OF
ueace
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The Pen and Pencil.Lotus games,
scheduled for Saturday evening. will
probably be played tomorrow night on
the Seibert alleys.
The Namelcss club. OF the Wheeling
Bowling League, has signed G. W. Fair
as u substitute in place OF John J. Bos.
ley. resigned. This CLUB will keep up
it's organization this summer and has
added a passive" list. Fair is eligible
to play on and after February 10.
This evening The Brownies and La.
Bellies como together on the Seiber.
alleys. They are tied for second place,
and should they part eve on tho cvon.
ing's play neither will be in tho fight
for first place to an alarming extent.
There will be rare sport at the closo
Of the season should Name!css win ont.
First that club would hato to play The
Brownies for tho season championship,
and the winner will undoubtedly DO
challenged to a series by tho South Side
league champions.
The average work of tho players dur.
ing tho second series Ia way above that
OF the first series.
Several Of tho Wheeling league clubs
will be represented in tho Musee league
to be organized for 4 sorics this spring.
Sammy" Nichols, tho Kansas City
fielder, is getting away from kinks in
the arm by rolling ..%ten-pins these days.
He leaves for Kansaa City tho latter
part of this month.
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however, another Richmond Inns ap.
peared, tho alto this side Of Altonheim,
out on tho Elm Grove road, aud tho
affair may end In tho selection OF this
location.
General Manager Wcisgcrber, In
speaking OF this location. said tho other
day that his road could accommodate
moro than tho usual base bail crowd on
n train and that arrangements could
easily DO made by which the largest
crowds could DO speedily handled both
to and from tho park. Tho ono objcc.
ton to n location ont tho Elm Grove
road would be its inacce,sibili,y to tho
people OF tho over.the.river towns,
whore base ball "cranks" aro thick as
fourth .class postmas,ers. For this ron.
son alone, 1t would socm policy to
select u OF the Island sitcs undor con.
sideratiou,
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MARTINS FERRY.
Haps and Misinp. In the Thriving City
Across the River.

Haps and Mishlp. in the Thriving City
Across the River.
Noryal Hood, late OF Akron, has pur-
chased the barber shop OF his brother,
Harry Hood, in the Commercial block,
and will take possession next week.
closing his present shop on Second
street. Harry will open a shop in the
new hotel at Fairmont.
l, is understood that Councilman
Joseph Hilton. who is q sheet roller in
tine .Iitna.StanGard mills, will be a can
dida,e for the Legislature. Some Of his
friends have been trying to persuade
him TO run.
The funeral OF the late ]. O. Stewart
will take place to-day at . o'clock. The
Odd Fellows. Of which he was a mem-
Der. will attend in a body, meeting at
l o'clock.
benjamin w. Davis died at Colerain
yesterday OF heart diseast. He was n
member OF company E, Fifteenth re.i.
ment, D. V. l., and was well and ~fayora.
bly, known.
Last night Mr.. Edward Daihle and
Miss Louise Seabright were quietly
married at the German Lutheran
church parsonage by Rev. P. G. Doep.
ken.
Pete Beck, who recently sold his gro.
Gerry to Z. Z. Lee, OF Cadiz, has taken a
POSITION with Glenn McCabe. The
goods were shipped to Cadiz yesterday.
The remains OF tho nine.year.o!d
daughter OF Mr.. and Mira. William
Workman will BIO taken TO Be~allsyille
to-day for intormont.
Misses Fronic and Mary Miller ar.
rived yesterday from New Matamoras to
visit their brother. August Miller, on
Hanover street.
Judge J. S. Cochran writes from Flor.
ida that no planted three acres OF
water melons la:t week.
Last night two candidates were init.
atcd into the mysteries OF Hiawatha
Council. Jr. o. U. A. NJ.
Tho newly organized lodge OF Good
Tcmplars will meet ut the X. OF P. hall
on Saturday night.
The Gaylord coal workn is working
only one and two dnys q week, occasion.
ally three.
Miss Anna Gregory, Of Scotch Ridge,
10 v~isiting the family OF Row. William
Lewis.
Mrs. Ellen O'Donncll has secured II
pension through J. IT. %liancs, with back
pay.
4 six.year-old daughter Of Frank
Smith, Of Pear! street, In, pneumonia.
Miss Clara Sheets goes to Marietta to.
day to visit friends.
A rehearsal! Of the Midway Plaisance
was held last night.
George II. Wilson moved to Findlav,
O., yesterday.
John Allen, OF stenbonvillc, is in
town.
Council ini!ed to moot last night.
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lil:IitiAIitE.
All Sort, OF Loca, News and Gossip from
the Glass City.

All Sort, of Local, News and Gossip from
the Glass City.
James Arich and William Briden.
stein, who have been at Fort Valley,
Ga. Tor two or three months looking
after their fruit plantation, are now
h%omeward bound. and a card from
them says Georgia IL bound to DO in
tho Republican column in '96. Cotton
is now only 4!c, tho lowest price ever
known"
Christian Bippers ia just homo from
Dayton, where he wen. to look after n
claim against a drug store his son re-
Gently sold a halt interest in. The boy
got 5000 cash aud took 81. 500 in paper.
Now the store IL In the hands OF m
assignee with $4,000 in claims piled up
against il.
J. W. Howell, one Of the local board
oil examiners. writes q card in which he
says among other things that he is will
ing to assist in any examination that
may DO ordered where any one deslr.
ing n take the examination in nll the
branches.
Tho uniformed rank. Knights OF
pythias. elected tho following officers
Monday night: Captain. Wilbur Smith;
lieutenant. ]. NJ. Dubois; herald, D.
McClarin; recorder, +. A. Jackson;
treasurer, Richard Riley.
The reduction proposed at the Boil
afro nail works is not u straight 40 per
cent cut. 1t varies from Is to 225 per
cent, but in some instances proposes n
change from working by the ton to day
wages.
The trial Of Robert Robson, the young
classworker whose assault upon Miss
Edith Crozier was noted yesterday, re-
suited in his conviction, and he was sen-
fenced to two years in the penitentiary.
Frank B. Archer, Hon. J.. c. Heinleiu
and ". W. Hanlon will 20 to Clncin-
natl to attend the Republican banquets
in the Queen City next Monday and
Tuesday.
Ice was formed in housea here Mon.
day night where the cold Ind left ne
visible effect before this winter.
Leander Jones was fined $40 and costs
by Mayor DuBoisfor carrying concealed
weapons.
John Davis came up from Sistersville
yesterday.
G. Rumbach is out after a weeks ILL.,
ness.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. Feb. 5.-Wheu tho
two houses OF the general assembly met
to-day to open the returns OF the cleo
ton for governor in November last,
Senator Butler, Republican, read a pro.
ties. from Hon. II. Clay Evans, the
Republican claimant for the governor.
ship. MIR. Evans protested that the
election contest law enacted by the
Legislature was unconstitutional and he
insisted that tho joint assembly open
and publish tho returns as the cons,itu-
ton required without any interference
on the part OF tho joint witnessing
assembly.
Tho reading OF the protest was fol-
lowed by applause from tho galleries.
Tho returns OF the countios were then
opened and objections were filed uy
Mcssrs. Evans and Turnoy to the recep
ton OF the votes Of the various counties.
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pAnKEnsnuuG News.
New SiaunIer FOR tho Ohio River Railroad
Young alan Drowned.

Young Nan Drowned.
tfeeid Dhpdich 10 me inkLgencrr.
pAREEBUuRG, W. Va, Fob. G-Mr.
George A. burt. Of New York. has been
appointed general manager Of tho Ohio
Riyor Railroad Company and haa arrived
and takon charge. Nj. burt succeeds
General Manager G. Clinton Gardner
whose resignation took effect January J.
Mr. Burt 10 mn experienced railroad and
steamship company manager, anu u
said to BIO a man OF splendid qnalllica'
tions. lle will bring Ills family hero
shortly from New York.
James BolRn, u young man nineteen
Years OF ago. was drowned In tho Lltlle
kanawha yesterday wtilo Attempting
10 skaio from Touchdown to kanawha
station. When near Robinson's land
Ing tho leo broke aud he went into tho
water. Some school Children made u
heroic effort to rescue him, but could
not roach him, and after Keeping his
head above water for about twenty min.
uios no went down und did not come up
any more. Hts body was recovered a
lew hours later and he was buried this
afternoon.
A public meeting OF business mon
was hold to-day at tho council chamber
10 take action against senate bill No.
As, the preferred cruditors' bill. Tho
general sentiment vas strongly against
1t.
Yesterday in tho criminal court
Leonard Robinson was sentenced 10 tho
pcnitentiary for two years for attempted
jail breaking. and William Harper WIS
sentenced to two years for bigamy.
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last Night on tho Mozart Aiicys-Hus.
tiers Got There on n Margin OF a
Single Pin-.Notes From tho Alloys.
Tho nase Dall Park Sites Ycstor.
days isacos-othor News From tho
World of Sport.

take them down tho hill from Mozart
pnrl; last evening"
Now. Captain Wright is u good Judge
oil weather. but he was entirely ire
sponsivo to the enthusiasm Captain
kcmpic deemed necessary to inflct. In
iact, the entire South Sido team was not
prepared to BIO enthusiastic on any sub
lecsl simply because the long unbroken
string OF victories by the team had
been broken. The worst OF It was TINT
tho game was lost by only one pin; it
was only necessary to have secured ono
little additional pin to have made a ito
n but two TO have turned victory into
defeat.
Although the, South Side team lost
ont OF the two game, with the Hustler
aggregation, the one they did win. tho
drst, nuts them in tho "cinch" class rs
pennans winners in tho over.the,crces
league. Even II the team loses the four
games yet to be played aud the Hus,lers
take \ iour.dose chunk OF victory dur.
ing the balance OF the season, South
Slde will still be at the head OF the pro.
cesslon by the margin OF one game.
Tie first game was easy for South
Side. The feature in individual work
was the rolling OF Speidel and Wright
for South Side and OF Iiamm for the
Hustlers.N The score follows:
South Sidc-Speidel l55. Marschncr
lis, Handlan $50, Travis l25, Hortsman
lis, Wrigh. l72: total $40.
Hustlers-Kemple lS5. ShaIer 90,
EbeliuG ITO. Walthers 142. Weisgerber
1855, Hamm 153; total 1871.
In the second game the fight was
sharp all along the line from star. 10
finish. and several foul balls delivered
by South Side players greatly injured
their chances OF success. Cannon
Ball" Handlan's work was the feature
OF this game; he rolled the high .score.
0 tthe game, 100. The details:
Hustiers-Kemple 1873, Shafer l65,
Ebeling l4l, Walthers 40, Weisserber
124, Hamm 90; total sos.
South Side-Speidsl $50, Marschner
49,, Bandlau $50. Travis l25, Horstmau
1S9, Wright l2l; total S07.
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HOLD UP.
An Atchison & SANTA Flo Train Robbed,
Much Money Secured.


Much Money Secured.
PUEBLO, Col, Feb. 5.-The western
express on the Atchison, Topeka &
Santa Fe road, train No. l, bound for
Colorado aud California was held up ono
milo west OF Sylvia, Reno county, Kan
sas. ut HES O'Clock last night by four
masked men. who signalled danger.
Two OF the robbers covered theongineer
and fireman. and two went to the ex.
press car. For ONE reason they failed
TO effect an entrance and then went to
the coaches and made the passengers
give up all their valunbIes. The train
was held for an hour and ten minutes
BY the robbers who rode south. Con.
ductor McGrath ran the train back to
Sylvia and gave the alarm, and Sheriff
Patton was on the train with his posse
in o few minutes. The men are be.
lieved to be members Of tho Stafford
gang. One OF the pair who went
through tho train is described in hcigh.
rs five feet nine inches and wore q wide
trimmed gray hat. The other man was
tall and wore q macintosh.
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CARTHAGE. No., Feb. 5.-At S~arcoxie,
six miles Gus. OF here, n tobo.sau was
coming down a lon: hill Mt n furious
spool last night WHOM it coliided with
the side OF u bridge we a small stream.
Tho six occupants were hurled high in
tho mir and foil from thirty to fifty iect
from where the sled struck. The toboy.
gnn was crushed into n thousand pieccs.
John Osborne was hur! internally and
had 4 huge piece OF flesh torn from his
thigh. DR.. Scott had an arm broken.
Phil Hazel had his lcg and arm frac.
tured. Aznre Phillips is Gu, on tho
head and sido. The other occupants
escaped serious injury.