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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-25
HASTINGS FOR CHAIRMAN.
Governor Slated to Preside Over the Re
 publican State Convention.

publican State Convention.
 HARRISBURG, June Ex-Governor Hast ings formally announced to n reporter that he would be a candidate for delegate from Center county to the next Republican state convention and that he would alse stand for the permanent chairmanship ol that body. This announcement followed 6 conference between the governor, Attorney General Mccormick and Senator Quay. What passed between them none would disclose except that the governor told the Beaver senator that he favored NIT. Gilke- sons candidacy for rCeleCtiun.
 Senator Quny is confined to his room at the LNch;rl hotel with hl6ly swollen foot, the result of an accident while ht was fishing at EriEnntinc last week. When Governor Hastings learned of the senator E condition, he sent note to him stating that he had expected the senator to call upon him, but sircr hC was confined tc his room he would calI SHon Mir. Quay in. stead. Senator Quay replied that he had intended tO visit the executive department to pay his respects tu the governor, but il he did su it would have t0 be harsfoOted Governor Hastings and Attorney General Mccormick called on senator Quay last night.
 After the conference the senator said tC a reporter that he thought Governor Hast ings would be chosen permanent chairman of the state convention without objection but there would be fight for state chair man. Governor Hastings said that tho fight against Chairman GilkcsOn is wal in disguise against his administration fol its stand during the recent legislation fol a new apportinnmcnt of the state. He said that Mir. Gilkcson iS an able leader and politician, and ought to be reelected chair man for his succtSS in incrrasing the Re publican majoriticS in the state under hi. leadership.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-25
GROWN AND SCEPTER.

Tho empress of Austria Is subject to fire qurnt fits of insanity.
 At school tho German emperor used to be the worst dressed of all the boys.
 Tn" Iufauta Eulalic of Spain is the least naughty of murtalS and after her mother, 'x-Qurvn Isabella, the most appruaChahlC If European royalties
 King Alexander of Servia is having his portrait painted by Leon Bonnat, a French artist. Is Is designed gift to his mother, Queen Natalie
 The Duke of Fife, it may intercst the inquisitive to know, keeps l2 suits going At the same time and never wears the same clothes twice in the same week.
 Grand Duke George of Russia. Lhc czar- owitz, now las but one lung remaining The physicians in attendance declare a catastrophe is incvitahle though they arc unable la say how fslr his life may be pro lOnGcd.
 They do say that loyal subjects of her majesty turn up their noeos in London when they seO tho dovvdy frucks worn by the Duchess of York Thers isn't so bad a dresser in the whole royal crowd as this young wbman, who might take the lead evurywhCr0
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-25
SHEARS HIS WEAPON.
A Drunken Son Kills His Father During a
 Quarrel.

WATEETOwN. \. Y., June 25.-A terri blc murder occurred at the village of Pots dam, 70 miles north of Watertuwn, in St. Lawrence county, resulting in the death of George l.. Fell, a respected citizen, aged about IS years, at the hands of his only son, Ernest, who has led a drunken and dchauchCd life for several years.
 Young Fell had been out on a spree and shortly after midnight entered his house where he resided. in an ugly mood. He aroused the family, consisting of father mother and sister, by loud and defiant language, and was rrmonStratCd with by his father, who arose {" meet him. The interview ended in a blow from tho son landing on tho elder Fcll's head, who inn mcdiatCly turned and hurried up stairs.
 Young Fell pursued his father, and just what took place there is not known, Cx- Ccpt there arc evidences of a struggle. In the fight that evidently cnsucd young Fell seized a pair of shears and struck his fla thCr a blow which caused his death short time aftrrward. The son, realizing the terrible crime, Surrcndrrcd tu the police and is now in the lookup. The murderer is aged 24 years and has q hard reputation in the community
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-25
OUR GIRLS.

The test of the now woman will come when she has to break in the new girl Albany Argus
 It is nice to talk to girl who has her ideals, but 1t is discouraging to live with hcr-AtchiSon GlObo.
 The great question, after all, Is this, Will the new woman be responsible for the old mans debtSE-BOston Transcript.
 This is tho time of year when woman demonstrates her superiority to man by looking coo! whether she is or not.-Wash- ingtUn Star.
 We suppose, when the new order of things is fully established, the circus will contain a den of mice into which daring woman will gO and perform thrilling feats. Kansas City Journal
 We ccde to woman the bicycle and the boomers, but We maintain that even a woman on a wheel looks better if sine have An escort. Nothing mSkcs a woman look nure woInanly than to have a man along. Buffalo Exprt=sS
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-25
The greatest discovery of the agei A certain, pleasant, permanent cure. 4 life times suffering ended for s.

The greatest discovery of the agei
 A certain, pleasant, permanent cure.
 A life times suffering ended for s.
 Why smoke and spit your life away . Why suffer from dyspepsia, heartburn, and drains on your vital forces.
 Stop using tobacco, but stop the right way! Drive the nicotine from your sys- tenn by the use of this wonderful remedy.
 NARCOTI-CURE is warranted to remove all desire for tobacco in every form, in c.uding Cigar, Cigarette, and Pipe Smok- il g, Chewing and Snuff Taking.
 Use all the tobacco you want while un- der treatment, and from to 10 day your "hankering" and craving" will dissp- pear-the weed won't taste good.
 Then throw away tobacco for ever.
 NARCoTI-CURE, is entirely vegetable nd free from injurious ingredients. It Eev.r fails to give tone and new vigor to the weakest constitution.
 Remember NARCOTI-CURE doesn't de rive you of tobacco while effecting a cure, doesn't ask you to buy several bottles 10 be entitled to a guarantee. doesn't re, quire months treatment and finally doesn't enable you to stop tOb.cco only to find yourself slave to t5e habit of tablet ohewing.
 With NARCoTI-CURE, when you are through with tobacco, you are through with the remedy. One bottle cures.
 Send for book of prominent testimonials like the following
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-25
A HONEYMOON IN JAIL.
Young Davis of New York state Is In
 Trouble Out In San Francisco.

1rouDle out In san EranciScos
 SAN FRANCIsCO June 25.-J. c. Davis, the affahle young man from Rochester, arrested here during his honeymoon for swindling several local merchants, is like ly to stay in jail for some time to come. He has now been held for trial on four different charges of passing fictitious checks. An examination was waived on all four charges, Davis and his law yers rcservinE their defense in trial in case the matter is allowed to go that far
 The young wife of the prisoner, who was herself arrested nt first, and then let go, is devoting her time to looking after her husband. She has secured funds from her parents in Rochester, and her attorney has been using this money to pay various merchants the amounts out of which Da- wis shrcwdly defraudcd them. This won't prevent Davis being prosecuted, although the cOmplainAnts say they arc not particu- lar about pushing the charges. The police say that ' crime has been committed, and, WI r the money has been made good or not, Davis should and will be pros eCutCd.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-25
Tltr 1ceo1ucrat~
0. and N. T. MALoNEY. Pus11unEns.

IF there were any decency in Russell Sage he would. without any legal proceed ings, see that Laidlaw was provided for for life. But Laidlaw's case has been tried fcur times, and now Sage declares his in- tert tion to make an effort to set aside the verdict. Every unprejudiced man hopes that the verdict will stand.
 THE republican league of clubs is a dodger on the currency question. The leaders couldn't tell how the cat would jump year from now and consequently referred the whole matter of platform to the national convention. It is just what We expected of the republican league. Yet there is good reason to be disappointed The flower of the republican party was repre- scented at that meeting. Some of the brainiest men in the party were there. even if the candidates for president made them selves scarce. and a square declaration of principles would have gone far to clear the murky atmosphere that envelopes the re, publican party on this point In failing to take bold stand the convention has disappointed the country.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-25
Ex-secretary Grcsham's wn.

CHICAGO June 25.-Thc will of General Walter Q. Gresham, late secretary of state, was admitted to probate by Judge Kohl saat. Mrs Gr,'sham appeared in court, ac- companicd by her son, Otto Gresham. It bcqucaths all his property to his wife. The schedule of property owned by General Gresham shows that he was worth sol. OUO at the time of his death. Of this SIo GOO is in real property and the lalanCr in person al effects. The other heirs are Otto GrrSh- am, the son, and Kate GrVSham Andrews, his daughter.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-25
Italian neputies Noisy Again.

RuNE. .lunr 2i.-ThC Italian deputies had a noisy sitting. During thr drhatc on the Ca>nl"tti- -Cri>pi quarrl. involving charges hy SiEnur Cavalutti ot d scandal ouS ruuu,vtiun on the part of Premier CriSpi with the Banca Rulnana, the prCSi- dent 's refusal tu allow Signor Cavalutti to speak led tn an uprnar, and the sitting had to be suspended twice.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-25

While on her way to her penthouse Cor nell's shell was swamped by the wash of passing boats, and in getting the crew out of the shell young man of this city named Wood was nearly drowned. All the crews however, were landed without sori- ous injury. Columbia possesses tho town and the fullnesS thcre Pennsylvania will return homo this oon.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-25
A Disastrous Fire In n Russian City,

ST. PETETSRiR;, June 25.-Morr than a hundred houses have been burned at Nishni Nolotchok, 7O miles from Tvrriz. Many of the inhabitants prri>h,N. The place k at the commencement of the canal which unitrS the Msta river with the Tvcrt>a and is on tho great route between Moscow and St. Petersburg.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-25
Germnny's Embnssador Presented.

WASHINGTON. June 25.-Thc new Ger man cmbaSSadnr, Baron won Thirlmann, was presented to ScCrVtary OlnCy today. The meeting took place in the diplomatic room at the state department and was in formal, being confined to a temporary rcc- ognitiOn of the new cmbassador by SrcrC- tary Olncy pending the presentation of his credentials to President Cleveland.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-25
Tho GIadstones In London.

LONpoE, Juno 23.-Thr steamship Tan talon Castle, upon which, as the guests of Sir Donald Curric, Mr. and Mrs. Glad stono have been witnessing the cclrbra- tion of tn" opening of tho Kaiser Wilhelm canal. arrived at Gruvcsrnd today. Mir. and Mrs Gladstone came to London by SDCCiil train.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-25
THE SUMMER GIRL.

She will not ask every man she meets if he has r,ad-you know!
 She will gown herself in pretty cotton frocks for morning wear,
 She will not get engaged" moro than once a week on an average.
 She will wear her swectheart's picture In a large golden heart locket swung round her thruat on a slender chain.
 She will wear her veils pinned loosely to her hat and lluttering in the breeze in stead Of fastened tightly as before.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-25
Couldn't XII His Wife: Killed Himself.

LEBANON. Pa, June 25.-,IulVs Fcrrro committed suicide by shuoting. Hc was released two weeks ago from prison after serving IS months for ahducting l5 year old Emma Fauhcr. Monday he announced that ho intended to murder his wife. but was restrained from entering her home.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-25
Crcedon Knocks ncnncssy Out.

BOsTON, June 25.-Dan CrC,dnn of Aus tralia and Billy Hrnnc>Sy of Boston met before 600 people at the Suffolk clubs rooms to settle tho question "f the middle weight pugilStic championship of Amer ira. In the sixth round few stiff left handlers from Crccdun, followed bya right swing on the jaw, knocked HrrncsSy to tho flnor, where he remained until carried to his corner after heinz counted out, and he did not rrglin consciousness for ten minutes
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-25
Sanger Suspended.

NEW YORK, June 35.-Waltrr C. Sanger of Milwaukee and w. r, Sims of Washing ton, two of the most prominent Class B cyclists in America, were suspended from the racing track of the l.. A. w, by Chair man Gideon for 3o days from all races. Walter sanger k reported to have said that he will immediately join the professional ranks
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-25
Lambert Cannot Be Hanged Thursday.

TRENTON, June 35.--Atturnry General Stockton, who Was consulted by PruSccu- tor Jenkins, advised that Theodore Lam bert, tho condemned murderer of Baker kairCr of Camden, could not hr legally hanged by sheriff Barrett on Thursday. but that the appeal to tho United States supreme court acted as stay.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-25
He Was To, E,ntcrrrisi,g

Lus ANGEL E>, .Iu:'r 26.-llvnry A. War rcn, n reporter who played insane in order to be able tu get inside the state asH lum It Highlands and writ il up. ard tho was adjudgrd guilty of contempt hy Su. pcrior Judge Clark, was sent, need t0 pay fine of $2O0 or servo 10) days
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-25
Reward offered For Murder.r,.

CHICAGO, June 25.-Thr West Chicago Street Railroad company has offered rr- ward of $5, 5,OOO for the capt 'c and cunvic- tiun of the lnurdrrrrs of C. B. Birch, tho night rcceivcr of the road, who was killed by robbers early Sunday morning.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-25
It Cures While You Continue the Use of
 Tobacco.
HrNrINaToN, Mss March IS. ,a5.

HUNTINGTON, MAsS March Is, '95. THE NARCOTI CHEMICAL Co.,,
 Springfield, Mass. Gentlemen:-1 have used tobacco for over twenty-five years, chewing and smok- ing every day from : 8. m. to g D. m., stopping only for meals.
 On Monday, February 2, called st your office in Springfield, and bought q bottle of the CURE which used as di- rected, and on the tenth day the desire for tobacco had left me and it has not re- turned. did not lose a meal while talk ing the CURE. My appetite has improved and consider NARCOTI-CCRE a grand thing.
 Very Respectfully,
 CHAS l. LINCOLN. MT Frank H. Morton, of Chicopee Falls Mass, late Inspector of Public Buildings for Massachusetts, says:
 used tobacco for twenty-five tears and was confirmed smoker. In just eight days treatment with NARCoTI CURE l was through with tobacco. in fact the desire for tobacco vanishedllke dream
 Very respectfully,
 FRANK H. MORTON. If your druggists is unoble to give full particulars about NARCoTI-CURE, send to us for book of particulars free, or send s for bottle by mail.
 THE EARCOfl CHEMICAL O.,
 Springfield, Mass.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-25
Surrendered When She Got Ready.

LA PLATA. Md. June 2i.-Whrn tho circuit court for Charles county met, Mrs. Belle Farrull surrendered to answer a charge of p"i>"ning her husband, Frrdrr lck Farrall, of IuEhCsvillC. She did not give herself mp h.:"rr. she said. because she didn't think t!t,. jail WAS healthy.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-25
Denounced Free Silver.

PHILApELPHIA, Juno 25.-Thc Union league, at largely attended meeting, adopted resolutions opposing the free coin ago of silver at an arbitrary ratio of l6 to 1.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-25
California; Fruit Crop short.

SACRAMENTO Juno 23.-From l3 to 16 cars of fruit al daily being shipped from Sacramento. This is about onC-half of the usual quantity for this time of year, the CrOp being short.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-25
Jersey Moon.hiner Sentenced.

TRENTON, June 25.-AuguSt Splidt, &ho was convicted in tho United States rourt last week of illicit distilling in Hud- son county, was sentenced hy .Iudgc Green to pay kl, GOO hnc and serve six months in Essex penitentiarv
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-25
ronuIntlon of Srrncnsc Is 1e1 .Osa.

SYRACUSE, June 35.-Thc directory can vaSs complete shows tho city population to be Is, 56i and the suburbs 10, 545, mak- ing q total of l27. .OS9.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-25
subpostonico stations For Bunalo.

WASHINGTON, Juno 25. - Postmaster General Wilson has issued an order cStab- fishing on July 1S substations of the Buffalo pOStOthce
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-25
Monument to Prince Hall.

BOSTON, June 25.-A monument to Prince Hall, the founder and first grand master of the cnlorc! MaSonS in this coun- Try. was dedicated in Copp'> Hill burying ground.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-25
An AnarchIst's Suicide.

PITrSRUEG, June 25-AntOn MStzgar,
 n r.puttd anarchist of Allrghany, commit
 ted suicide by placing a hnmh in his ga; and then touching it off. The whole side
 of his head was lluwn off. He was Sl years
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-25
China Still Obstinate.

LONDON June 25.-Thcrc arc rumors in London and St. Petersburg that China re- fuses to sign the Russo Chinese loan.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-25
A nriderroom Killed.

HAMILTON, Pa. June 35.-Whilc walk ing with hlS wife John Bcrlach was struck by minc locomotive nt Driftun and killed. He was married last Saturday.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-25
Celebrated Naturalist Dead.

LONDON, Juno 25.-Dr. William Craw- ford Williamson, the naturalist, is dead.
 Weather Forecast. Thunder showers; warmer, castrrly winds
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-25
materburyFire Alarm

AAAS~A AI
 LOCATION OF BOXES. The following are the Fire Alarm sigma. 2teT the new system: 2 Rogers Bro.' l-s Cor East Main snt Niagara stre..s i-4 Ger East Main and ToleOtt rcsd. l-s Ger High and Walnut streets. ls = last Main and Cherry streets. T. Ger East Main and Cole streets. 9l G'T North Elm and Ktagsbury street. g Or North Elm. EJr.h Main ast Or,
 stcaetS i4 Waterbury EEnufsctv7nS sOralznF. 2s Cor North Main and North stresss. ! Cor Buckingham and Cooke st-asaA :7 Ger GrsGe ard Prospect streets. S C~F Efll~I6e vc2ue and F1nO st-eaN " C'F Johnson and " W3tervIlla strsats l2 Tho Plstt Bres 4 Crs - Wa. Ea2rJ CsVck sOnPany Li ,veu,er
 ment faotorTl.'
 Exchange place. S2 Or West Main and wIIlcS straa.s sS Or West Main and Watertovp mad s5 Horse Gar Railroad stahle' ,b Waterbury Brass company s7 Ger Cedar and Meadow streets. sS Or GrahJ and Field streets. ia C>,r Bank and Meadow streeta els Randolph t Cloves" '-l-4 Plume < Atwood Eanufasturirg com
 pany.' s-2-l No Hose Rouse Sl-S H, Ines. BO Jh t Haydens 'G4 Cor Charles and Porter streets. S-2-e Cor SimOns 'treet and Washington Cor South Main and Grand streets. 4-7 Cor South Main and Clay streets. ES Waterbury Watch company. IS Benedict Burnham Aanutasturir,
 company" 4e Waterbury Buckle sOmPanys q Cor South Main and Washinrton s,. Sc"vfll Manufacturing eonpanr. s2 Car Franklin and Union streets Gs Waterbury Clock O. lease factory, si Cor Clay and Mil streets. s-s Cor LiEerty and River streets. 57 M. Hose House. s-s C"E Baldwin md Stone streets. Gm Hri.'y.. Nu TAs'l, S.-Se.s. Ss - z ,''t'i> e., ar;, D~ nl,r .,r,x ;'-,~>.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-25
COLUMBIA'S CREW WON
First In the Great Triangular
 Boat Race on the Hudson.
CORNELL SIX LENGTHS BEHIND

The University of Pennsylvania She'll Wa
 Race Was Poorly Managed, but Magnifl.
 ccntly ROwCd-A Late Start.
 PoUGHKEErsIE, N. Y, June 2s.-Tht four mile stretch of Hudson river water opposite cPoughkccpSie has been chriStened as an intercollegiate course by the contest which was won by COlumbia's eight oveI those of Cornell and Pennsylvania.
 Cornell was beaten by about six boat lengths. and while the victory was being won Pennsylvania $ men, SwampCd within thrcc-quartCrs of mile of the finish, were sitting in their shell, waist deep in tho water, waiting to be rescued by an ap- preaching tug.
 Three distinctive forms o. applying strength to tho sweeps of the shell were observed during this contest. Cornell in her work was sharp, criSp, rapid in move mcnt; Columbia had the broad reach thorough finish, with beef at the start of the stroke and snapping power at the fin iSh.
 Pennsylvania rowcd the heavy, labori- ous stroke of the early times of aquatic contests, gained slightly at the scndOff, held her own well on toward the second mile and then lost until the finish.
 The appearance of Cornrll's men in the struggle was to the others as that of a springing Sprintcr of the running turf to the long reach and steady, powerful gait of the thoroughbred truttCr, as represented by Columbia. Pennsylvania, while row ing with greater Cxcrtion than either, made less hcadway because of faulty style and method.
 As against the forms of the other two crews, Pennsylvania was like the draft horse of undouhtCd integrity, but slower accomplishment.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-25
Killed by a live Wire.

CHARLESTON, June 35.-.Inhn Enright, night engineer of the Charleston Electric Light and Power company, was killed by contact with n live wire.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-25
Murder Trial at N.wnort.

NEWPORT, R. l., June 25.-Thc trial of William C. Anthony for the murder nf Daniel Hunter last autumn w!n begin next WednrStlay
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-25
145 Bank St.

Special ntss for one month. Written
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-25

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-15
SouTHiSIDE:s LEAGUE il .
4ofBowlorss Organized Yesterday
With Ton Clubs Enrolled.
PLAYERS OF THE MuSEE LEAGUE
!"slsncd" uuto Dato--rhefHale Nine
In irninins-- The Cannes Yacht
ltncSs--l.esui,s orthu lsnacs ut Nuw
orlran "DllIy" Smith, After u
fight--otiIor News gron'tlio Floll
, OF ,iLhthi6tics. i#l; sal

81 Yesterday afternoon tho board OF
managers Of tho South Side Bowling
League mot at Mozart park und organ.
lad for tho coming season Of summer
bowling. President Henry W. Schraobo,
OF tho old league, was reelected, rs was
the efficient secretary. Win G. llandlan.
il William Rumbach, OF Bellairc got
,he rlco presidency plum. There was n
good attendance, and tho feeling was
that tho league would be, n success.
Ten elubswcro,admittedi, aa follows:
South Side. Peerless, Apollo, PhwniS,
Mozart aud buckeye; Mascot, Harvest,
llustlers aud lloodoos. Tho last four
play on the Fc.to alloys and tho six first
mentioned own Mozart park Us rilcir
homo alleys
The season. will opnmon Monday oven.
ing Murult rs, and continue oightuen
weeks. with sa,nns! on Monday. Tues.
day. Wednesday,; phursdnyand friday
evenings. Cash prizes arc to DO pro-
,viielt for by tho board. ut n lntur meet
ing. lhos sccreiary was requested to
5lnw up. a schedule, that will be adopt.
ed next week..