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Birmingham age-herald., 1895-01-09
PopULIsrs NOT IN Ir.

RALEIGH, N. G., Jan. S.-At a joint caucus tonight of the republican and popu- list mem bers of the legislature, which meets here tomorrow, Zsb Vance Walser of Da- vidson county was nominated for speaker. He received 35 votes to 70 for V. E. Lusk of Asheville and for George R. French of Wilmington, all republicans. No popu- lists were voted for. The nomination of Walser, it is understood, will hurt Mott' 8 candidacy for senator. The attendance at the caucus was small, being composed principally of republicans.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-01-09
GAMBLING CAUSED IT.

ELLSWORTH, Ks. Jan. s.-Sheriff Hutch. ins has received telegram from the chief of police at Galveston, Tex, saying he has Dick, on October 1, on surrendering his office, was apparently S11 ,000 short. An was immediately made, when it was discovered the shortage was s36, 900. His mania for gambling caused his down. knl
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-01-09
MoDIFJED srHE DECISION.

LANSING, Mich. Jan. S.-rhe supreme court has modified it's decision in the Bay City ''marked ballot" case, which created such a sensation couple of months ago. The court declares that it's former opinion as to what constituted distinguishing marks on ballots was too rigid and today decides that a voter can erase the name of a candidate against whom he wishes to vote without having it constitute a distin- cushing mark
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-01-09
READY FOR BUSINESS.

NAsHv. LIE, Jan. 8.-In view of the fact that the house had not ompleted its or- ganization when the senate met this morn ing the latter body adjourned until 2 o'clock this afternoon. After the election of several minor officers the house took the same action and a committee was appointed to wait on Governor Turney and notify him that they were ready to rereve his message. The question of democratic caucus on the Ruoernatoriai election Is be- ing discussed, but nothing done.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-01-09
THE WARRIOR ON A BOOM.

MONTGOMERY, Jan. S.-A special 10 tho Advertiser from Tuskaloosa says there Is O prospect for heavy flood in the Warrior river. Rain has been falling for twenty four hours without ceasing. The river now marks AZ feet above low water and is still rising at the rate of 10 inches per hour. Below Tuskaloosa live stock Is being driven 10 the highlands as fast as they can be gotten out of the swamps.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-01-09
---------------------- -------------- NEW STEAMSHIP LINE.

CHARLESTON, s. o., Jan. 8.-A new steamship line will be inaugurated between Charleston and Philadelphia on Monday next. The enterprise is represented in Philadelphia by the Philadel phia Steam ship company, whose business relations are said to be extended, enabling it to in- vite and command traffic. The new line will have feeders all over the north and west, and will be competitor for all busi- north and west.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-01-09
WILL TAKE AN APPEAL.

ALBANY, N. Y., Jan. 8-Notice ka1 been filed with the court Of appeals of a n appeal in the case of Bartholomew Shea. who has been sentenced to be e.ectrpeutsd for the murder of Robert Ross of Troy. No notice has as yet beeG filed fixing tue date for arguing the appeal.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-01-09
TO HAVE Al VOrE FRIDAy

WASHINGTON, Jan. S.-While no formal meeting of the committee on rules has been held regarding the Carlisle banking bill, the democratic members of the committee have tacitly agreed that the vote shall be taken Friday of this week, and that a rule be reported tomorrow regulating debate during ihe interim.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-01-09
THE RIVER AT CINCINNATI
N E3IG BOOM AND A GREAT DEAL OI
 DAMAGE REPORTEp,

CINCINNATI, O., Jan. 8.-The river con tinues to rise and at midnight stood at "A feet 5 inches. This is a rise of about IA feet in twenty-four hours. The rain ceased yesterday, having been a record breaker. For the twenty-four hours ending at II o'clock yesterday the total fall was 57 inches.
 Reports to the Tribune are against the supposition that flood will result, al- though in the lowands considerable dam- age has been done. Forty feet Of water is expected here, which is a rise of about 32 feet ever the stage of the rlver when the rain began Saturday. No great damage has been done in the immediate vicinity of Cincinnati. Several bridges and levees have let go, but the total loss is less than S25, ,0C0.
 At Portsmouth a boom of 150 000 logs broke and will be a total loss.
 Al Pomeroy the front streets arc flooded and the merchants are moving.
 The worst reports come from the Little Kapawha. The steamer Oneida, which capsizsd there Sunday, was lighted, but went to the bottom later, as did the Mata- moras, lying at Newport, w. Va. For a time logs were coming from the Kanawha river at the rate of ninety-six a minute. Railroad companies are being inconven- fenced, but have lost no tracks.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-01-09
Unprecedented Rains Throughout
 This Entire Section.
THE WARRIOR ON A BOOM
Ohio River Out of It's Banks and Still RiSing-JohnS-
 town Safe.

The heavy downpour of raIu which yis- ited this section the past three days hes been unprecedented in years and has caused great deal of damage to highways in several portions of this immediate sec- tion. All the creeks aud rivers in radius of fifty miles are reported very much swollen and lowlands badly ovefdowed.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-01-09
ALABAMA BANKS.

THEIR CONDITIONS AS SHOW oomf- TRoLLER ECKLEs-G Sn. tho conai,;nn of Il Sls twenty. seven national nss = Inc s,aa of Alabama as compiled rnmn,. i1er Eckles up to December ls,
 lsli. show the average reserve held lse been s7.75 per csnt; loans and dis
 lats, s5. 49s 600; lawful money reserve,
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-01-09
A MURDERER REsPITED.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. Jan. 8.-A special to the Times Union from Ocala, Fla. |, says: Dan Bryant will not be hanged to- morrow, the governor having respited him for thirty days, and will consider an ap- peal for life sentence.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-01-09
WILL OPPOSE THE EFFORT.

ont of the Central News says the govern ment has resolved determinedly to oppose the sforts of the socialist deputies and their allies to sscnrs the liberation of M. B:chard.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-01-09
THREE MORE BODIES.

ALBANY, N. Y. ,/Jan. 8.-Three more bodies of victims oTthe Delavan house fire
 Were found this Morning. The remains of five persons hays now been dug out of the ruins. The t{luk of one of the victims was found thiss morning, with the head and part of the lifpbs piss.1g. Th6oufiies cannot be jden.i.ffied as vet.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-01-09
ACCEPTED THE CHALLENGE.

NEW YORK, Jan. S.-The Amerlca's cup committee met at the office of Commodor James D. Smith shortly after 10 o'clock today and formally accepted the Dunraven challenge of Decembe 6, subject to modif- cations made by cable yesterday.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-01-09
MINISIER To IAPAN.

tral News from Seoul says that Lio Hun Ton, grandson of Tai Won Kun. king regent of Corea, has been appointed Corean minister to Japan, aud will leave corea for Japan in few days.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-01-09
A FATAL CLIM B.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. Jan. S.-A speciar to the Times nion from Lakeland, E."' says: w. l.. Pharr, while getting oi,,s d;. fence at this place today, accidentSah hss I, ar charged his Winchester rifis. Issd ,t ua' eh, .n tered the right temple and pasnssso o"' '"' left. Death was instan ntapo
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-01-09

s9s7. AIS, of which S3e6, 700 was in gold. and individual deposits, S5, ,588 GOO.
 The state of Georgia, exclusive of Swan nah, has also twenty seven national banks, and they held 33. 54 per cent of reserve, had S5, 950, 900 in loans and discounts and s749, 129 in lawful money reserve. of which S245, 800 was in gold and S4 ,SS1 ,000 in indi- Vidual deposits.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-01-09
GEN. HAIRY HEATH ILL.

WASHINGTON, Jan. S.-Gen. Harry Heath is v,rj Ill with pneumonia at hie home In this city, and tonight his condi- tion is so serious as to make his recovery doubtful
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-01-09
THE THIRD TRIAL.

NEW YORK, Jan. s.-The third trial os the suit of William R. Laidlaw for e60, 900 morning in the supreme court before Judge Patterson.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-01-09
APPOINTED REGISTER,

RICHMOND, Va., Jan. S.--rhe governor today appointed Sidney F. Epes of Notto- way register of the land office, to succsed Nal. William B. Gaines, deceased.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-01-09

p.pIs Ian a @Aiter the chamber of deputies had NJ. Henri Brisson was wal re- re. sess,oa oa or !iesident of the body by vote of
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-01-09
SACKED A SANITARIUM.

PARIS, Jan. S.--Politique Colontaile has afvice> om Madagascar that ou December 24 Iisvas attacked and sacked Amber ,.ouu tain saniiarium near Suariez.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-01-09
NO DANGER OF REPETITION
OF THE GREAT DIsAsTKR WHICH MADE rHI
 WORLD MOURN.

OF THE GREAT DISASTER WHICH nADR THE
 WORLD MOURN.
 JouNsTowN, Pa. Jan. 8.-fhe Dsmoc;a today says: The impression prevails pretty generally throughout the whole country that Johnstown is liable to another such disaster as the one of 1889, when thousands of human lives were sacrificed and hun dreds of thousands oj dollars worth of property was destroyed. This impression prevails largely for the reason that hoods are frequently reported from here through the press agencies, and editors seize such reports and parade them under startling headlines, calculated to arouse the fear thai the city is doomed to destruction.
 All this tends to injure the city, and the Democrat, feeling that the press of the country will cheerfully place the situation ofJohnsown right before the people, would respectfully urge the publication Of the following facts:
 A flood such as that of the 1889, when the whole world was made to mourn, is not possible again. That awful calamity re- suited because of the breaking of the dam Q of Great Pleasure lake in the mountains, several hundred feet above the city. The dam has never been rebuilt, and never will be.
 The worst flood that could occur now would be the overflow of the rivers and the const ouent inundation of the cellars and lower Districts Of the city. Such floods are of frequent occurrence, just as they are in all paris of the country where there are streams, Otherwise Johnstown is free fron,-ie6ger, just as free as Pittsburg, St. L4Hs, Cincinnati or any other city tl bush which the rivers run.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-01-09
HE RIVER FULLOFICE.

BELLAIRE, O., Jan. 8.-The Ohio river at this point is 31 feet and rising over 10 inches an hour this morning. About 14 feet more is louked for between now, and 10 O clock tonight, which would put it out of the banks. All the low lands south of here are flooded. The river is full of ice.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-01-09

OFFICIALLY DENIED. ROME, Jan. S.-The report that the Italian troops have been defeated near Ketsela, Egypt, by the Divers is seml- of- ticially denied.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-01-09
BUT VERY FEW CHANGES In the Directories and Officials of
 th EBanks Made
IN YES S.RDAY's ELECTIONS
City \ sIonal ConsoIidates With the -rney-H. B. Gray Presi-
 d ss. of the Peoples Bank.

The stockholders of four of the seven banks of Birmingham held annual meet ings yesterday and elected directors for the ensuing year.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-08-23

here?' and walked to the other side of
the yacht to recover his composnre.
For Jack walford was still young
enough to believe that love is eternal,
and, though he had no intention Of
making any unmanly fuss over the
matter, he knew very well that his
heart had been irremediahly broken
by the cruelty OF this coquette in blue,
now layishing her dangerous smiles on
all corners.
Jack looked out over the calm water
and thought Of the evening just a
month before, when he and she had
walked together under the signing
branches of the pines and the sea
breeze had ruffled the bewitching little
curls around her forehead. The poor
boy choked to remember the trife
Slight as air. which had been the
cause Of their quarrel, and vainly tried
to console himself with the reflection
that II Kitty had ever really loved him
she,could not have made those savage
speeches which had cut him to the
heartl One recollection, however,
gave Jack melancholy comfort
When Miss Crawford had drawn from
her finger the ring which he had placed
there with SO much love and pride q
few short weeks before, Jack had re-
..eived the little token without word,
and, turning on his heel, bad hurled 1t
into the dancing waves Then, with
out single backward glance, he had
walked away, and by this course of
conduct Jncl. thoaght, perhaps not un.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-08-23
MILES OF FROZEN FISH.
A Queer Phenomenon Encountered
II Hehring sea.
- 'nsniar cendltian In witch Fish.
ios Grew Found Vast Numbers %
me stlser lIaks A Won.
definl slgAt.

Iac recently Returned salmon fishers.
'ShalerS and scaiers from the Arctic
ten OF = strange thing an occurrence
without a parallel IN the experience OF
those who sail to the farrorsh, saysth
ian Francisco Chronicle.
4 sca captain who was passenger
on the salmon schooner Clean tells the
story With much circumstance. The
Glenn left this city in March last bound
tor l'chrtng sea, which was reached on
May In the latter month there i
usually little drift ice. but seldom
cno1rh to Interfere materially with
,he proves Of The many whaiers, seal.
css, aud other craft which make for the
sea & that time Of year
ms season, however, the sea was
literally covered With drift ice EXTEND
ing rom the Alaskan peninsula clear
MIRO uorthward 20 the Yukon. The
sil.heast winds usually blow of shore,
md ssriyiug the lee further from the
iatia. leave passage between ice and
ia.ld The Glenn intended TO make
fk5siot bay and stood To the eastward.
opi Vas Unable to reach Il ON account
% ihs Ice, aud SO had to put back to.
@ardtbe peninsula to await the delayed
sQushesst winds.
y was while the Clean and four 9th.
eTs passed up toward Bristol bay
ana, ihe phenomenon WINS encountered.
4ae grssel had Just emerged from on.
1inak pass, about half way between
Aainplshta island and Bristol bay,yvheu
yist quantity Of dead fish was en-.
c9antered. They were IN the water as
teras the eye could see ON each side OF
thcsessel, and for sixty miles the Glenn
travelled through the shoals OF fish.
Oh examination they proved TO be
ailysr hakc, Kind Of goldfish, but mar.
rover and smaller and having only two
dorsal and anal fin. They weighed be.
tween four and 1--we pounds and were
perfectly fresh, the gills being sim
red. Some Of the sailors were afraid
10 cot them. tiiinleing they had perhaps
been killed by some subterruncan up
hessal, or, possibly, through the over.
doN from the volcano Of WenyaIninor,
which was active last fall. Other sail.
ors less fastidious did not hesitate to
cut The Ash open, and then peculiar
condition was revealed Although the
fish were fresh and had not stiffened,
the gilts md intestines were found Ia
be fall OF ice. This was not the case
IN one instance, but every fish which
was opened, and apparently accounted
for their deaths In such large numbers.
The anomalous Condition OF the fish
was the subject ofmuch talk and spec.
ulation That the hsh should be com.
paratiyely limberand that there should
be Ice within tliem seemed 70 indicate
<.usssioal Of themshad been Sudden.
Yen and frozen 10 death; and
ing out o. the ice the car
a;eased. but had MOI
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-08-23

J. h1ow an old soldier who
chronic diarrhoea of long
Elalng e have been perman,
II. ea Y, BY taking Chamber
II, Snlic, Cholera and Diar.
PEA Pea Remedy" says Edward
|Si T,phik, a prominent druggist
+ minneapolis, MINI. II have
\ We remedy in this civ for
oos seven Years and consider Il
4 ~ Y any other medicine
(nn ~ the !. market for bowel
kfi p'a,n's, % and so cent
''e' o This remedy for sale
Il Vel ! s.! Haymaker, Clarksburg
= 4 Wilson. Salem. 3s.1m
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-08-23
The FAIR
It Clark sburg, w.
Va. Sept. 3, "a s.

The -gta lanual Fair OF the
Jest Virginia Central Agricul-
iral and Mechanical Society
in be held at Clarksburg. West
a.. on Tuesday, Wednesday and
thursday. Sept. Sd, 4th and 9Th,
t95.
There will be trotting. running
ID pacing races on one of the
Pst tracks in the State. We are
Psured OF a good Fair, and there
fllbe special attractions each
~.
The programme of amnsements
Fll include many of the latest
byelties of the day. Music viii
rendered by a superb band.
|The grounds are beau ghtmTY-
ID conveniently located. and
ell supplied with convenienees
i the comfort aud pleasure of
Ehibitors and visitors. Let
|eryoae come and make it a
|ea' reunion of The citizens of
arrison and adjoining counties.
Excursion RATES on RAIL
ROADS.
Admission. . cents. Children,
cents
Write for a premium list, and
|dress N N. THOMPSON, Sec'y,
larksburg. W. va. 36.td.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-08-23
DEER PARK.
On llIr CrcSl Of Tie Alleghenles.

w ilr CrcSt Of the AlleghenieS.
poiho,r routcmplatiug a trip to the
luntsln, n search ofhealth and pleas
Deer Park. on the crest OF the
Effhcnymouutains, 5000 feetabove the
le'ti Offers such varied attractions
? delightful atmosphere during both
and night pure water. smooth
hung roads through the mountains
ALLEYS and the most picturesque
taery u The Allegheny range. The
FL : Wnpptd with all adiunots con-
i've e tue ,Gtertainment, pleasure
romlotl II u, guests.
Y surrounding grounds. as well MS
Tote arr lghtened with electricity.
mlltS Instant on the same mountain
umlL Is Oahimld, the twin resort Of
!, ialh ana equally as well equipped
'ne Entertainment and accommoda-
soi vs. patrons. Both hotels are
u t.e NAM line of the Baltimore Il
70 lalirord have the advantages of
/ Splendid Nestihuled Limited Ex-
G tmihN httNcen the East and West.
~ excursion tickets, good for re-
lssasr until October 81, will be
h. ~ ~ sn'e Il greatly reduced rates
an principal ticket offices through
eValiIS One.way tickets, reading
m n,h Ions, Louisville, Cincinnati,
ap'ous Chicago, and any point on
= y system to Washington,
llnrr Philadelphia or New York,
~ Y SeIsa. are good to stop off at
Y Deer Park, Mountain Lake Park
~ 'a1land and the time limit will be
, yiuei " agentsatrither resort upon
,h,a'loh % cover the period OF the
Dp I Ni''l Tie season at these
Nv. s..I [,saris commences June ed.
~ information as to hotel rates.
\, C. ld,lress George DeShieIds
- GS,. lletr Park, or Oakland, Gar.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-08-23

reasonable. that he haa proner,v .os.
tained the dignity Of nneh-sn,nred
man. :
And now. though he had been taken
by surprise and competed 10 beas 4
Temporary retreat. Jack, who was crit
10 his hnger eadS. had no intention ~
snrrendering without 4 blow After
fifteen minutes Of reelection he found
himself able % spproaeh Kitty ana
greet her with careless cordialitv.
and then Immediately devoted himself
70 making the acquaintance 81 Miss
Huntington, who was almost as pretty
as her enthusiastic hostess had de.
clared. And so the morning passed IN.
eventually, and the afternoon was xeli
advanced, when Miss Deianore called
upon Kitty TO sing.
Kitty responded with the readiness
which was one OF her charms. She
brought her guitar from the cabin.
took her seat conveniently near the
spot where jack was carrying on a
very fair imitation Of firtation with
MISS Huntington, aud without preface
or apology began one OF the favorite
ballads Of the day.
kitty's voice was like herself, piquanl
aud sweet and full of charming sur.
prises She sang snatches Of operas.
rollicling college songs, and now and
then one Of those tender, plaintive lit
tie airs that compel neither smiles nor
tears, but in some unaccountable way
reach the heart And her andiencc
aPplauded hungrily and would not be
satisfied till at last she said, with
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-08-23
House Ior Rent.

The NJ. +. parsonage. in the
town of Cherry Camp, is for
rent. Will let it from now till
October 1st, or by the month.
House has four good rooms; ex-
cellent we'll of water; good gar
den, stable. etc. For further par.
ticulars call on or address, REV.
J. Al. HAMMOND, Adamston. w.
Va. or ID. w. BoeoEss. Cherry
Camp, w Va. 22-h.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-08-23

Travellers lind y safe companion in De
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change in drinking water and in diet
often causes severe and dangerous COM
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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-08-23

Those who want to take out
shares of Building Association
stock should remember that they
can commence any time with the
Home Builders Building and
Loan Association. You don't
have to wait for the end Of a
series or year. but the books are
always open at D. K. Reed 4 Cos
store eff
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-08-23

j. A. Richardson. Of Jefferson City.
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cures failed. obtained almost instant
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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-08-23

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