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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-31
ESGbrsh PARLIAMENT.
Tho Results of the Elections AL K"oWr
Except In Two DlStrlctI

Tho Results OF the Elections All KnoWn
Except In Two Districts.
LONDON, July 3O.-With tho exception
OF tle polling In Orkney and Shetland,
which was formerly represented by Sir
l. Lyll, a Liberal, and the result Of
which will not be known until tho ond
Of the week. the parliament iS now com.
ulete. Tho division Of parties is as fol-
lows:
Ists, 20; government majority, All.
Liberals, ia; McCArthyitss, 70; Par
neiiito,, 10; Labor, q total oPPoIition,
$50
Government majority, 152.
Conservative majority over all, IL.
Thus tho Conservatives and Libsraf'
Unionists, with not gain OF ninety
seats. will have majority Of l52, the
largoSt in tho memory Of tho present
generation. Tho Conservatives are
made independent even Of coalition OF
all the othor parties, including the Lib
eral. Unionisis
Tho aggregate vote In tho contested
elections in Great Britain was As fol-
lows:
Conservatives aud Liberal Unionisss,
,725,l ,lj5; Liberal, l,G9S,2i7; Labor,
O,jGG; total, 3,4Oi,gGS.
But as ia OF tho Unionist candidates
for parliament wOro returned un-
opposod, no reliable estimate can be
formed Of tho ELECTORAL strOugth Of the
paFlieg,
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Florence, July 3O.-sIight shocks oil
earthquake occurred hOre to-day which
caused much alarm in view OF the
citv's recent terrifying experience, No
serious damage, ltowdyor, was done. In
the districts contiguous 10 tho city, the
shocks wero moro soVCrc aud caused
moro damage. At Comacchi, the
chimnoya on sono Of tho houses col
lapsod, causing much alarm.
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TURKEY SURRENDERS.

Accepts the Reforms Regarding Armenia
Demanded by the European POWOr~
LONDON, July Sl.-The Daily News
publIshs, a dispatch from Berlin, which
says that the Tagobla!t has word from
conssantinople tha. Turkey has accept
cd iu theIr entirety tho reforms which
the powers have demanded in Armenia,
after receiving a firm note from tho
Salisbury government
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MTLLvhLE, Pa, July SO.-The eastern
and western window glass workers. com
mittsss have been summoned by the
president Of tho national association ia
meet at Atlantic City on Thursday, Ia
settle tho wage scale for the next blast,
The prices therO agreed upon will be
submitted to tho manufacturers. II IL
said that q 22 por cent advance in wages
will be asked for.
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IN. illr Ennt,. NrnnL schcm..

CLEVELAND, Ono, July 80. 1T tis stated
that tho Rie Four Railroad Company
will shortly commence tho construction
Of Immense duuk4 on lilO taka trout il
this city tO ba used In connection with
lIho NJ atuaInnr' ~ IN outlet Tor tho
vast IOullloFn tnlic Of th0 road. Tho
project, IA already mapped out, In
rulOs bsSloa biz dncki within tho
hroakwalur on tho lako front, tito O,tab.
llaitiHeHt pl q iielgnI linz oi lnolnrn
lakB IlnNH TO liullhln aud Duluth, Tho
foad already has aDnillr limos tunsIna
from BOniOn llarhor, Ml0li, to Chicago
nuf Milwaukee, and Via tho CheSapoaAe
4 uhIV " Livatpogl, England,
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An Editor Assaulted.

Special DiIp1tth 10 he laie'Ii5eaar.
HuxNSoroS. W. Va. July S6-Con.
siderable excitement was created on
the streets tonight by fight, In which
City Editor Yoweff, Of the Daily Times,
was assaulted by George lngrum. a
prominent Democratic politician, who
took oIenIe at an article that appeared
in the paper and which Was written by
Vowel,
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THE PIERCE MYSTERY

AZ ParksysburE-A IIsWhrh offered for the
mls,lnE Mans Body.
SPECIAL Dispneh 6tIo ln's1iaeHSr
PAnKEssuURo. W. Va, July SO.-Mrs.
Pisrcs, vile Of Len Il. Pierce, who, 1t Is
supposed, was murdered In South Park
ersburg aud hi, body thrown into the
river on Monday night, July %, has
odered reward Of 500 for the recovery
Of her husbands body. She believes
firmly that hs was killed and so do tho
majority OF people Pierce had his life
insured for only $1,000.
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AnImporIAnt Arrest.

bptfIIT UIEVI7IH 70 M IH7'7'
HUSrrxaroS, W. Va, July SN.-Mar-
shal Ovens. OF Gayaudotts, made mn i'm.
portant arrest this morning. He got a
telegram from the sheriff OF Decatur,
ILL.,, to arrest William Blower II in his
ToWn, a. he was Wanted Tor robbery.
The man was taken in charge, butroqni'
sltleu papers may be necessary TO take
Tim back.
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WANT HltEWiNG STOPPED

At tho NJ. Ylnoont MuunNtcrI-A Petition
~ IiiahIp rholnn.
rirrsnuRGn, July 3O.--liishop phelan
huS boon appealed to by several priOsta
Ia this diocese to stop tho manuiactur.
Ing Of bocr at tho ~, Vlncopt monas.
lery, Lattobu. Tho monastery hurtvdt
a largo revenue from tho brewery.
Some yonn agO tho brewery was closed
on similar action, but n short tlmO agl
II was allowed TO rOopun by special dis.
upnanlluu
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nrnrrc n. I.nnsr As.Irr..

Rr,pxo, Pa, July So.--GeorGc F.
Lnucr, president OF tho Laucr Brewing
Company, mado n rsuutM asstgnmohs
to-day ior tho bcnchl Of crodItor,,
Only Mr.. Launr'a property I1 conveyed,
tho brewing company not being al'
iuctCd
Ills liabilities nro mld to 10 over
100000, but tho estimated assots ox.
coed this figure. Mr. hnucr declares
that hiA divdCnds IN tho brewing com.
pany have boon withheld from him,
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CuILucoruE O., July 3o.-JamsI
0'Brion, agcd seventy, a hermit Twin
in tho wllds OF Mt Logan, wac found
last evening In m unconscious 0tOto
near his yard with his head nearly
bnaten IN a jolly aud his body showing
tho marks OF many kicks
llO rpgainel consciousness long
enough TO accuse Jim Seymour Of tito
assault for robbery. O'Br'Cn is dying.
Seymour cScapnd.
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PATENTS GRANTED
To West Virginia Inventors by Uncle SANS
GnVsTRmsnL

To West Virginia InVsators by Uncle SANS
GoVsTRmenL
Special DiIpdteA % tk IIeltJsaesr.
WAsHISaToS, D, O., July, S0.-ThO
following patents have bsen granted to
West VIrgIuianS: To William +, Bird,
Brucoton Mills, combined corn planter
aud fertilizer; Jesse Il, Davis, aSGlgnor
Of ous.thIrd to O. A. Wade, PSrkerI'
burg, electric heating rugi John Davis,
combined picture hanger, wall pocket
and hat rack; Charles Sample, Valley
Grove, brake mechanism for yehicles
Jacob +, woodward, Parkersburg, de-
vice for heating, asrating and cooling
milk.
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Nrv Yonv, julys),-sImou worm'or,
soyonly years old widely known
hankct. VINO tivdt at s3j HHh aytrto,
wnp ionnd dead tonight pu tho atoup
nj No. ~ East slxty.sixlh sttOc0L Tho
body was inkon to thU East Slxtygov.
onIh slrsSL pollOO station
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rlrnnUuGn, Pa July 3O-rho wire
nail mNnuinclurors association will al.
yanco tho price Of nail, GIly oents per
kaV In tho nrirs lists that will bo sent
ont next rhurslhy, Tho advance Ia
anid IN be tina result ot tho Consolidated
Wiru and Sait Company huvtrg gotten
control Of almost tho Snliro production
oi the country
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FARMER KILns nIMsELF

While Temporarily IuSaas-WRS Well
KaaWn Man.
Special DiIDdieA to he IHteIigtHNn
KIxowooD, W. Va, July So.-Word
came here to-day from NowburE, this
county. stating that William Shay, a
farmer who lives near that town, had
committed suiclds early this morning
by cutting his throat with a pockst
knIie. Shay has been considered crazy
for few weeks. and his violent death
10 probably the result OF temporary In
sanity. He has heretofore been a man
Of good intellect and owned and opor-
Rted good farm. His family Is small.
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TERRE HAurE, ND, July So-1t be-
came known to-day that the case against
PlOtzol, one OF HoImsI' alleged vic
Tins, who was arrested In 1898
for attem pting to pass forged
check, was dismissed, because
HolmeI was trying to force Pet
eel to transior his property TO him.
After the arrest Of PielEel, Holmes camH
hero aud secured his release on bond.
Afterwards, HolmoI threatened to turn
Pio,zel over to the authorities unless lie
trausterred his house aud lot to him.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-31
CUBAN WAR
.ssumlng Proportions Beyond
Spanish AutIolpatIons,
ACTIVITY OF THE RElOLUTIONISTS
Sale Landing of the RolofS FllIbua-
torlng Expeditions,
UNDERWENT GREAT HARDSHiPS

Nm, Have Landed tho Arms aad Am.
muultton Without Interference.
sD,nish Accounts OF Recent Fight.
,ns-Moro Details of the Burning OF
s,bana-The Inhabitants Obliged TO
FIee for Their Lives. Refugees From
tho Destroyed Town-wOalthy Sym.
u,thIzsrs With the RObeIs I'm.
prIsOncd.
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PlTsHuRoH, Pa, July SN-The wage
committee of tho flint GlasaworkerH met
with the manufacturers to-day and set
tied the scale for plate mould bottles.
1t Ia the same as last year, exec pt Tor a
few changes in clasaihCations.
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Speeidl Di'pd,th 10 he IHi,lligeneer.
HUNTINGTON, W. Va, July 3O.-Frauk
Brown, tho young man shot at Central
CITY one night last week by Marghal
Leote, died tonight at 10 o'clock. The
marshal will be tried tomorrow.
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CLEVELAND, July 3O,--Tho puddlorS
OF this city received from Pittsburgh to-
day copies OF tho AmnlgamNted AGsocI-
alton scale, and President Garland will
be hero Saturday. They will be pre-
seuted 10 the mill managers at once.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-31

L,snoS, July 3O-sOriou' street dis.
turbancos havc occurred hCro in conse'
suonco Of rnmors that priests have been
guilty Of chill,lalinc. In a number Of
instances priests have bcon attacked by
nobs and several OF them iniuroI.
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advance of 25 cents. This Is the highest
amount paid hereAbouts. The 91j en-
ployes OF the CompGny'S rolling mllIs
also received 10 per cent advance.
ROD aIILn srItLIIH ENDS
Dy the Agreement of the Employers t.
sign the Wage Scale,

Sign tho Wage Scale,
CLEVELAND, O., July S0,-Fho rod
mill strike was settled to-day by the
agreement Of the mill owners and tho
officers Of tho National Association Of
Rod Mill Workers, to sign n scale OF
wages providing for an advance Of per
cont, to 20 into effect August J.. There
arc only twenty,rod mills in the coun'
try aud the same scale will DO present.
cd 10 the managers OF all Of them,
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THREATENED SPLIT
In tho Amalgamated Association
OF Iron and Steel Workera
PUDDLERS OF SIXTH DISTRICT

Dissatisfied With Terms of tho Scale.
Tho Great Strike of the TaIIora in
New York and brooklyn May End
Soon But tho brotherhood stiit
Holding out--Tho Wire Rod MIL
Strike EndS-rhs Wage Scale
signed.
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MAnMp, July S).--the cabinet coun.
ell llns authorized the Nrminl Of the
troops In Cuba with MtnsOt rides,
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RElntSU, rA., July lO.-.rho loullng
Iron COMPANY to-day Increased tho
wsXai ol im puddIOrI 10 ~ a ton, an
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-31

MApnlp. July 3O.-.rho cabinet coun.
eli has ncchplcl tho amount which
America demands aa payment for tho
IndnmnIty,
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Par wsV vliftnh wr,lafi rsnnyiyaaiA and
Ohto, ihlf. unflhwtitrrly wlnlC
rHr ttfrFttv rsfRastf
Al, tnfnI,imI b. O. s'iyr'r dmgghL s,fasr
Market Nnl Fourteenth 'nstt
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"a m,...a...D..44.....4 jOI ~ maH.. .,,,a,un, u
II Im..,u.,a,,,n,n,,,,naS WI WSalAsf-fllt
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-09-04
ON A BICYCLE.

The Caller Office was visited
last night by Mr.. Otto NJ. Ros-
endale of Chicago, Ill. Mr.
Rosendale represents the Him
DIS Stats Zeitung Co. He left
San Francisco on the first day
of May on a bicycle and made
the trip through Los Angeles,
Yuma, Tucson, Grand Canon,
Col, Grand Junction and Den
yer, and made the celebrated
trip through fernando del
Murto. From there to El Paso,
and thence to San Antonio in
five days and a half. From San
Antonio to Laredo in two days.
From Laredo to this city he
had to take the train on ac-
count of the bad roads, oc-
casioned by the rain. From
here he will go to Brownsville,
and then return to Corpus and
go to Houston and New Orleans
and from there will go to Allan
ia to the exposition. After the
exposition Mr.. Rosendale will
go to Cuba. Mr.. Rosendalc is
travelling through the country
representing the Stats zeitung,
one of the leading newspapers
in the United States. His visit
to Corpus Christi is at the in
of the Arkansas Pass
ailway-immigration depart
ment. He will be here several
days.-Co1pus Christi Caller,
LIST.
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BIRDS THAT DANCE.
A Scientist Says the American
Grouse Gives Quadrille
Telegraph.

London Telegraph.
Birds have taken to dancing.
or rather they have recently
been detected in the enjoyment
of this gay and festive practice.
In this months magazine of the
Selbourne Society, Nature
Notes, evidence on the subject
is collected which seems TO
place this entertaining feature
beyond a doubt. DIR. Japp de
clares that the bower bird of
America is notorious for these
designations; the American
grouse and prairie fowl are
equally given to this form of
gaiety, land people who have
seen the performance say it is
one of the most amusing sights
in the world" 1.-The American
grouse first prepares its ball
room by beating down the grass
floor with its wings, the hall
being left surrounded with rust
ling grass and golden .asters.
Morning and evening a party
assemblies here, with pirouettes
and curtseys. BY twos and
fours they advance, bowling
their heads and dropping their
wings, then they recede and
advance again, and turn on
their toes, swelling their feath
ers and chucking gently. Sure
ly they must have a dancing
master"
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
CITY OFFICERS.
.. S. DISTRICT COURT.


The following are the officers of and
the times and places OF holding court
for the Western District Of Texas:
L. s. District JudgeT. s. Maxey.
4 Attorney ---.-.R. y. CU$lerson-
Cserk----.--------.----- ----.-...--- D. y Hart.
Marshal K. c Ware.
Deputy CieFk.---------.---C- F. Tilghman.
COURT CoNvENEs
In San Antonio. on the first Monosys
in MAY and November
In Austin. on the first Mondays in Feb
ruary and July
In Brownsville. on the first Monday ia
January and second Monday in June.
In FL Paso, on first Mondays in April
and October.
asth JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Disuicl Judge -.------..--J. c. Russell.
District Attorney - John I. Kleiber.
District Clerk------------Louis Kowalski.
District Court meets as follows;
cameron County First Mondays ia
February and September; continues IN
session four weeks.
Iidaigo County-Fourth Mondays af-
ter the first Mondays in FebrGay.y and
septem5sEsssEsis.s two
|bunty-Sixth Mondays after the
|ondsys in February and Sep
/, continues in session three
|County-Ninth Mondays after
Iondays in February and Sep
continues in session six
J. S. CUSTOM HOUSE.
or--...-..... --....J. a. Michel.
Deputy A. Thornham-
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HOW LONG. O LORD

San Antonio Express.
There seems to be a lull
in the industry of originating
Brownsville railroad schemes
in San Antonio, but it has been
taken up in many other places
with a vigor and enthusiasm
that may pos IDLY produce
some results.
a map of all the projected
lines ont of that enterprising
city on the lower Rio Grande
would show it to be the great
est railroad center in the South
but the people of that section
of the Stare will be well con-
tent to secure only one of these
roads for Il starter. SO long as
it is not entirely an "air" line.
It takes talk to get money,
however, and the continued ad-
vocacy Of the advantages of
such a road to all concerned
will eventually result in some
thing tangible. The talk stage
is apparently prolonged beyond
all reason in this particular in
stance, for no railroad PROPOSE
ton ever presented more at
traciive features to capital than
one connecting the lower Rio
Grande country with the City
of San Antonio.
Laredo is again advocating
the famous picket line down
the Rio Grande, and mysterious
Southern Pacific negotiations"
are occasionally heard of in
some round about way. Tie
Texas-MeXican road is figuring
on a feeder 10 the Rio Gfande; i.
the Arkansas harbor people are
making all sorts of promises;
on the Mexican side all sorts of
rightof-ways, concessions, etc,
are being talked about, and in
San Antonio charters have been
secured, bonus propositions
made aud the agitating has
gone SO far rs to even put
surveyors in the field. No
dirt has yet begun to fly low
ever, and the people from the
lower Rio Grande still ride to
SAN Antonio in stage coaches
The Express is. still confident,
however that the much-talked-
Of railroad will be built and
within reasonable time, for
it is proposition chat needs
no boosting, it will command
the respect Of capitalists in due
time by the weight Of It's Own
merits.
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Happy Children;
Browne
Iron Bite RS

that good old family medicine.
It's the peculiar combination
Of Iron with pure vegetable rem
edies that makes Browns Iron
Bitters SO Strengthening and
purifying to the system. It's
the health and happiness in it
that makes it so valued in
thousands of happy homes.
Browns Iron Bitters is pleasant TO take
and 1t viii not stain the teeth nor cause
constipation. See the crossed red lines
On the wrapper. Book tree tor &c stamp
BROWN CHEMICAL CO.. g. BALTIMORE, No
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The following are the officers of and
the times and places OF holding court
for the Western District OF Texas:
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Boston Journal: Some British
tories are of the opinion that any in
reference with the Turkish mis-
management ofArmenian affairs viii
amount Ito reversal of the best
traditions Of English policy" for The
Armenian agitation is injurious
and unjustifiable," aud the Turkish
people are moderate, temperate aud
Courageous Perhaps they see the
mote in England's eye more distinct
ly chan the beam in TURKEYS. Yet
man can no TOO couserr2tiyc
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Highest all in leaening pover-Latest U S. Govt Report
I2>D!!I! b |}s,,;l|sgl
A8S0EgTEEY pU@E
A STAPLE WORTH RAISING
ABSOLUTELY ng5@E

| A STAPLE WORTH RAISING
! A few days ago | visited Mr..
W. Fl. Wentworth of Goliad
county. l had a ride of about
eighteen miles. | think it was
the hottest weather | ever expe
rienced. / arrived at his home
/ about noon. After eating din
ner he took me, as he said, to
show me the ''finest cotton
patch in Texas" l was some-
what amused at that, for it had
been two months of the hottest,
dryest weather | ever saw. The
cotton everywhere, especially
the early planting, was looking
very badly indeed, bad stopped
growing for some time and the
ground was covered with forms,
so I did not expect to see much,
but l must say l was perfectly
astonished. He showed me
twelve acres of Egyptian cotton
planted the 1st day ofApril, and
would average six feet in height
loaded with bolls, blooms and
forms. The hot, dry weather
had not injured it in The least;
the ground was all cracked
open from the excessive heat,
and still the cotton had not
she'd form. At a fair estimate
there was a bale to the acre iii
sight. 1t was Just beginning
to open, the lint resembled fine
lambs wool more than any
thing else and measured ] II
inches in length. And right
here l will say. let all who are
interested in raising cotton go
see this cotton. 1t is worth
riding fifty miles to see. Mr..
Wentworth has the promise of
roller gin from Maiden, Mass,
to gin his crop. The gin will
be attached TO the shafiing OF.
some neighboring gin and every
one will be invited TO see in
work. MIR. Wentworth says The
cotton is worth two and and a
half times the price Of onr.
common cotton on the market,
and under great disadvantages
and discouragemeutS I have
demonstrated TO a certainty the
success in raising this cotton.
and have all faith and conf
dence in the ginning and the
advance prices at least for some
time He gothic seed through
the Agricultural Department
last year and planted on the /
Nueces river, in San Patricio
county. Not knowing how to /.
plant it to an advantage, and (
the Mexican weevil and sharp
shooter being very bad, lie only |
saved a small quantity of seed.
from which he has the present
crop. He thinks the next crop
will do even better than this.
Mr., Wentworth will take
pleasure in showing this crop
to any one. He lives on Judge
Skaters ranch, seven miles
north of Goliad and seven miles
south Of Feesatche, his post
ofIice.-H. D. Spears in Cuerc
Star, August D.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-07-31

Considerable excitement prevailed last
week Tuesday, when it became known that
the two. weeks. old child OF Miss Rosa
Young was missing. Miss Young is an
adopted daughter Of A. j. Young OF Prince
ton, Mass, and since last May has been
here in town, staying with Mrs. Eliza
Smith. On the day that the child was lost,
Miss Young was left alone for short time,
and the story she told was that, during this
asked for the baby, and she had given it to
her. This story seemed 80 incredible, as
no tracks could be seen, that search was
at once began. After about three hours,
the baby was found by Herbert Bagley and
J; b: Sanborn, over bank, in bunch Of
blackberry bushes. The child was living,
and DR.. Watson was at once called. He
carried 1t to the house, where proper atten.
ZION was given 1t, and 1t seemed as we'll as
ever In few minutes. Miss Young was at
once placed under arrest to await her trial 4,