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MAnrIN,, rIs..gY.
nnps aud M.h,p. ~ III, Thriving CITY
Autos, the River

Hnps aud M,hbps ~ thr Thriving CITY
Across the River
A Martins Ferry football PLAYER
wishes tho lHrELLIuLSCgW 10 state tnEt
no Martins Ferry player will play WiIh
tho Tigers, but that they arc all .ELna'
vile players.
Frank Iink. Charles X. Williams mud
q, /. Perry returned last evening from
Niagara Falls. The other Martin D Ferry
people who went will return later IN
the WOok.
A brick Waa thrown at Jo'oph Will
lard, a non-union ElasSWOrker. as hO
was passing through Walnut Grove on
Sunday night.
Tho Laushlin tin mill was of yester.
day on account OF changes being made.
Tho nail works Is making big ship
menLs.
Tho public drinking fountain corner
Fourth aud Hanover streets has hoOn
nicely ropaintod.
E.G. Smith. Who will shortly 30 to
Ynlo college, entertained the GIce club
last night.
William Stewart has succBOdOl John
Davidson IN shUlly Marlin's store.
Miss Maud Rowland nRs returned
from visit 10 llNtrison county.
A portion al tho tin mill ut Lisbon
will DO turned into sheet mill.
Roy. William Laws aud son, Luther,
have returned from Europe.
Charles Lewis loft ior Kansas last
night TO visit friends.
PHou Hall, Of Pleasant Grove, was
horO last evening,
Jamo' llukil leaves Tor Chicago this
morning.
William Sloan Ia visiting friends al
CadiA
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Rows, sept 23,-Ninc IIumbort.
Queen Marguerite aad tho members Of
the Italian ministry reviewed pro-
ces1ion to-day Of veterans Of tho Rod
Shirt. Vast crowds Witnessed tho par.
ade and enthusiastically Cigered as tue
Garibaldians marched past and saluted
the king AMI queen. VINO gracefully ro-
turned the Ra.uiRiinuJ
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PrrrsDURGH, Pa, Sept, 23.--Tho east.
ern advisory. board OF the Associated
PreII held very harmonious meeting
in this city to-day. The reports re.
ceivsd we're full OF encouragement aud
the management was heartily endorsed.
During their stay in Pittsburgh tho
members OF the board were handsome
ly entertained at tho Hotel Newell by
Colonel P. q. Boyle, Of the Oil City Der
rick.
This evening they left for Chicago to
be the guests Of the central advisory
board, which meets in that city to.nor'
row,
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0YsrgH Bay, l., l., Sept, 93.-The frat
race OF tho match, the bs,t three out OF
five, between the haIi'ralpTs, Ethel
Wynne, Of tho indian Harhor Yacht
Club, aud Spruce ", Of tho Ninima
Yacht Club, OF England, was sailed to.
day after Saturdays huke. Ethel
Wynns won very oSiily. She beat
Spruce ~ by 7 minutes Il seconds,
over a course that began NJ TO the Ice.
ward three miles. and including a beat
back on the socond leg and repetition
Of these legs T. make tho iRlI distance
OF twelve miles.
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lI,o IirltI,I,rr, Wno.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 23,-By strong
batting rally in THAR second inning to.
day the visitors from Oxford and Cam.
bridge defeated tho Gentlemen OF
Philadelphia criCketers by four runs
aud two wckels. When play was 70.
sumed ut noon to-day the score stood
So for the philadelphia for both thoir
inninHs to I5B Tor Oxford aud CAM
bridge in their first, leaving 4 margin
OF 2l7 ior thO English collegIans to
mako. About i've thousand people
witnessed the days play in spite Of the
intense heat.
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BEooELYS, Sept. 93.--The Boston,
won to-day. game from the Brooklyns
IN tho ninth inning, scoring two runs on
Days muh Of shindle's throw for a
play that should ha,o resUl,"a IN an
easy double Kennedy was Knocked
%: Of The box in tho fourth. Catcher
Con Dl,Ig has probably played MS last
game OF ;ho season. While driving at
Co1oy I.lari he met with serious
ala!ga. gA'ierIay ani is now suffering
from SPINAL ,ronbls.
AOiealE.a. gI1 .corr. r H. y.
I'pl .r.-. Huu 8 0 0 o 2-yi q
b11Ahn o. = D OF u I
asf@#i r.. Hnri Pitchers Nichols, Ken.
ht1y u.a Gauh't Inspire. Murray.
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Tho best sAiyo in tue world for cuts,
bruisOs. sores, ulcers. salt rlieum, fever
soreS, tettOr, Ohapped hands, chilblGins,
corns, and all skin etuptionI. aud podl.
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
II is guaranteed to give perfect sNtisiac.
ton or money refunded. Price 25
cents per box. For sale BY Logan Drug
Company.
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KNOWLEDGE

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tends to pcrsoual enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
icr tllan others and enjoy liIcmorc, with
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adapting tie worlds best products 10
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the value u health Of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced In tho
remedy, Syrup VI Figs
H., crccIlobcr IN due 10 H. presenting
In tho form most acceptable and pleas.
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dipcIlins colds, headaches aud icycm
and permanently curing constipation;
II hot given satisfaction 70 millions and
met with the approval Of tho ncdical
profession. l,ccallao II acts on The kid'
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syup of Figs IL for sale by NIL drug
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CD.nnly, whose name isprntod on cycr}
rlrkage, nl,D The name, syrup ni l'ig
and being well Informed, you will no
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BsLTIMORES WON
From phlllIOs and Are Getting
Near tho Psnnaut Goal
rpe CLEYELtHDS HAD mn OFF Dry

And Lose Little Ground In tho Race.
u.nlon aud Irwin on tho Honesty OF
tho Gamo = PhrsburGhs Win Ut
1onIsylllo-Tho "LluIo Defender"
Wins from the British Yaoh.-IntOr.
national Cricket
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Cnlonn!. 1nrn Ea.r.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. 23.-The Pilt'burghS
bad no trouble in defeating the COlonOlS
to-day. IIawlsy kept the homo teams
bite we'll scattered. Darkness stopped
The game after the frat half OF the
ninth. Attendance. 4S9. Score:
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r,p,ys GlYgs-B0slOn at Brooklyni Phila'
ANN Al Baltimore; Now York al Washington
SSy,,l,1 al Cleveland: Louisville at lithbuTGhi
,lgrllaali AZ 81 Louis
BALTIMORE, Sept 23,-Ths champions
hit Lucid hard and at the right times
today, and aided by his wildnO'G won
, comparatively easy game. A one
hand catch of long fly by Thompson
VAC tho feature OF the game Attend
,nrs 5,lOl Score:
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FOR SALE
No. n Fourteenth street business location.
Six.roomed house on Peninsula, ai,SJl
-Four lots Em Grove
No 50 South Huron street
No. Kentucky street.
Blililug si,s. Pleasant vslloy, fronts l5J tss.
on National road.
Two Desirable residences. wooiSdale
No. "a Thirty.hrst street. l!.tOOmel dwelling.
Desirable residence on Sixteenth street.
No. % North Front street
ReGl estate Of every description.
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Earned rams. Louisville I: Pltubnrsh9 First
bise on bale OF lnks2; Oh Hawlgy T. Struck
1It ny Ink a Three base hits, Blerbaurf,
le'i.nrr- Two base hits Cllngman. sacrifice
AH. t.AFGc Begk.ey4 Double Plays Warner
sl1gTi and Miuuchlu; Cross, Bicfbauer and
herkIeT. Bcrsloy End CrOsa; Befbaucr and
ll"rE.ey. nj. DT pitcher, Smith. Umpire,
LLa-n- L.mm = Il
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IL a." Nrmn Ut tn' EpaiI'h CATER That
"rii he p"i'nd.r'. iSDG Opponent.
Ig&D5S, Sept. 2J.--lIr. j. n. Sopor,
to yacht designer, came TO London to.
day aud had conference with Mr.
Charles Day Rose, regarding tho details
I'll tho yacht with which it rS proposed
l,chdsngo for Americas cup. II was
hgfocd to communicate with tho seCrc.
ln'y Of tho ROYAL Victoria Yacht club.
WIN cAbIcl to tho Now York Yacht
Cub "a iol0wsi
Formal challenge by mail will
NJ ON mud will read. In behalf Of tho
i.p.Bl Victoria Yacht Club and IN tho
htUo n ., y. Ro1o, u mombNr, tho
challenge 10 PuOl sorIgs Of matches Tor
Americas cue, against any yacht or
vessel buiit m tho United states. Tho
following arc tho particulars ChaI.
IrUgFts owner, g. y. kysUJnnne Of
yaubl, tho Distant Shore; louglII ut
IrbIwhisr limo. pghty.nino iact; rig
utlot Tho challenge will DO absolutely
Unconditional"
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WasmS0roS, suPr. 23.--washington
won today game because tho Senator,
played good ball, az IL shown by eight
earned runs. lacy did not score an
error.
Nt'ulaaee ZOO sfOrc: n. H. Z
',h,hg,uo....g 2 . ! = 81 10 .
=, t1rnai runs aud :. Pitchers, Mercer aud
hsir. Umpire, ll1rL
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~. LOUIS, Sept. 23.-Threo hundred
p5opic watched tho Browns aud Reds
play n i.oT game.
gso'r ~. II. y
lout ...a.o o o 900 20 "a Il >
'HHHnsr .ri I iOi . a-li ~ .
H1.I runs aui u. Pitchers. McDougal
~ LyeL LmnLfc. McNunR-n.
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New York. Sept 2l-when rOpro.
sentative II thu Associated Pfesg
tnrvol this cNbln message ~ eN.U1m.
motors JRmos y. smith. chairman Of
lIo Americas cup committee, tie vat.
oWn yncU,qlntn read tho noWi eagerly
and mid! "lbi'. inleol IL a very
snDfiamanliKo challenge. mud | am very
R0l 10 hear H. " cnnf.0 our commit.
iaoh1, nothing 10 IN with H. but whHn
Tina direct ChalSnRo arfiyo', have no
doubt that special meeting Of the Nav
York Yacht Club will bo called aud u
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REAL ESTATE BARGAINS.

Flyeroomel house on Virginia street near
York. Rt 500
Lois At EdgIus:on, size Corl2) feet at SlO1
Cheap
Eirvcu.roomed house on Fourteenth street
uesr Eof at s. 90, 4 bGrsLu.
iYc-roomcd hnuSc on Lind street, near -Four.
tccVth street. AZ S4jl
LJt 25xlD feet, on South Huron street. a.
Monty TO LoAS-SiOOo. 5000 sl,SOl
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H,mo Oi iho inrhIoBi NJ these arc thoy whr
seek iu irRlN uppu nhl make uapilh uui NJ lhH
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outward rulW, Reputable druggists, however,
VIII hetct lult upOu you ~ genuine tplfinus
imlulIuha NJ ~ substitute Tor this sovereign
remedy for malaria fh0uiuntlsiu, dyspepsia.
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bHmnn1 am u The fHl.uf bN hUnnu yOu viii
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SMITH q DICKINSON,
is2n MARKI:T STREET.
FOR SALR.

Il OEO o-AL"-
No. MSS Penn street, . rooms RnI bath, both
gases. Cheap
30. a ilh strect. u-ranmCd brick Cheap
80 Coz Marsri street. q rUOuN slJ1L
Nos iiDi aud iljj Market ,trOsL blsinOu
pr0ptrtv il2JN,
Nos. Z aud y aitb street - rooms SOB
No aI3i Market street rOouS aid bath. Si5n
No. lgS York street, IOOus Cheap
No On Front e., 4 rooms aud bath, Ch1ao
No, 1875 ChapluO o.. f0pmi, bath rOOmAn
GGr,ref iSth ani Woods strcsL dwelling Ant
store room Cheap.
House " ali.frS aud In al rerrnt locations
Saloon for sale On 1911 street chslr
Restaurant aud hOtel ios salc on Market strBlL
ohGnp,
Icsiautani aud hotel for sale on 18th 'trOSt
ChUAr,
cigar STORE Oh Market stree, for sale cheap.
Buidiug loB IN oil ihb bust locations intAO
city.
Farms for sac on cIw tcrmA
uOUsESTO REST MONEY TO LOAN
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a EGULATORI


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LIVER REGULATuR, the "iiING or
llvrn MRpIciNEs?H Everybody needs
talo n liver remedy. II lisa sluggish or
diacnacd liver that impairs digestion
nndCnuaCgconstipatIon, when thowaato
that should be- carried of remains In
Tic body and poiHDns the whole system
That dull, heavy feeling ia due 10 n
torpId liver. lilllousnuas, Ilendauhc
Malaria and Indigestion Rro NIL liver
discusses Keep the liver active by an
occasional dosc Of Simmons Liver Reg.
ulator and you'll get rid Of these trou
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Tom. For n laxative Simmons Hvor
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llursnot grippe, nor weaken, but greatly
rrrrcRhcH and strengthens,
Every package has the Tied u
stamp ul tho wrapper. j. ii,
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TO LOAN.
MONEY TO LOAN.

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.LNL cash always OF baud Ia sums 10 suit,
from so aud upwards, on rcsl estate. also on
furniture &C. without rutnovRii oasy payments
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lG,me called al tho end OF eighth inning on
tfolni Of daTsnesL
Ts.,isigGis. ....,.' .i ~
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FOR SAIE.

SlncrOomet residence, Cbnpline sLtoct,ItWo
minutes wax irIu AclUro House.
Splendid modem scYcn.ru0med dwelling,
Nbrk street River view.
Elsht.roomoi dwclliuE, with full lot, %! Zane
street. Ss.JQI
These arc al Vb0d value.
Bulldlng lots dirt cheap.
MONEY TO LOAN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-19
Mr.. Webster and Cuba,

Mr. Webster II course never adj
yocated acknowledging the independ-
cree Of cuba. but in writing
Of Hungary ne announced princi-
pies Of universal application. In his
celebrated letter TO Mr.. Hulsemsnn. the
Austrian Minister to the United States.
he wrote at length on this subject Here
are a few speciman paragraphs:
But when the United States behold the
pcople of foreign countries spontaneously
moving toward the adoption Of instilu-
tions like their own. il surely cannot De
expected of them TO remain wholly IN
different spectators.
1t Is the right Of every indepenn'
ont State to enter into friendly relations
with every other independent state. Oi
course. questions Of prudence naturally
arise i'm reference to new States brought
nv successful revolutions into the family
of nations: but il is not required OF hen-
trail powers that they should await the
recornition Of the new government by
tho narent State. No principle OF pubic
law has been more frequently acted upon
within the last thirty years by the great
rowers of the world than this. Nithin
tbot neriod eight or ten new States
have PStHDllSntU llI'b'iIi'nA t'N'
within the limits Of the Colonial domin-
ions of Spain on this continent. and in
Europe the same thing has been done
by Belgium and Greece. The existence
Of all these governments was recognized
by some Of the leading powers OF Europe
as well AZ by the United States. before
Il ,vos acknowledged by the States from
which they had separated themselves.
They could not. il they desired IT, sup
nress either the thoughts or the hopes
which arise in mems minds In OTHER
countries from contemplating their sue
cessful example of free government.
They cannot. however, fail 10 cherish
always lively interest In the fortunes
of nations struggling for institutions like
,heir own. But this sympathy, so far
from being necessarily "A hostile feelng
toward any of the parties TO these great
national struggles. is quite consistent
with amicable relations with them all.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-19
The Truth Confessed.

Ever since the results OF last week
elections became known. We have main
tanned that neither the Republican party
nor the Democratic party VIII declare 'o'
tho free coinage of silver In It's plat
form of 1896 The die Is cast me ia'e
NJ the free sllyerites is settled. The
national conventions OF both parties VIII
come out for SOUND money w
know that the subject Will sun he ais
cuss.d for months TO come. ana 'hat
demonstrations will continue to he made
in favor Of unlimited free coinage; but
name the less confident are We that when
tho tvo par,ies shall be aligned for bat
tle. the silver question VIII SINK bs'o"
the horizon.
We had not expected. however that
n; This early day any Of the free silverite
leaders would concur with rs IN The
opinion lust referred 10. But 80 1t Is.
The Executive Committee of the Ameri-
can Timetable League has passed a reso-
Iution declaring that The settlement OF
the question OF currency reform by the
free and unlimited coinage Of gold AMI
silver at the existing ratio. by me
United States. independently. cannot he
erected through any existing party.
That is 10 concedc all that we have sald
on this subject. The Executive Com
m!ttee of the American Timetable
League issued this resolution from Wash
ington "A day or two ago. In this reso-
h,tion hat committee declares for or
canizing and supporting party formed
for the purpose OF making free silver the
sole and dominating issue in the next
presidential campaign. 10 this END.
national convention or conference Is 10
BE- the first move.
Here. then. we already have our fore
cast verified. II the TWO great parties
refuse. as they will. 10 make the sil-
yer question the leading issue in the
next campaign. all the third parties will
soon dwindlc down to insignificant pro-
horizons. The unlimited free coinage OF
silver will no longer disturb the
dreams OF anybody. The Executive
Committee OF the American Bimetallic
League has given away" its cause. II
mas notified all the world that free-silver
coinage has no home in this country,
and that the next PRESIDENT of the United
States will be a sound-money man. wheth-
or he is a Democrat or a Republican.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-19

The I.ynchburg News does ms injustice
upintentiona.ly when ii charges US with
having "hopped" on the question wheth-
or i'm Virginia the sound-money question
WAS involved in the recent elections. We
explained day or two ago. in reply to
another paper. that we had not said nor
meant to say thai the elections I'm Nir-
GINA involved that question. We have
not changed our position in the slightest
degree. though We may have been care
less in expressing our opinion.
We advised the Democrats from the
very beginning not to divide on ques-
ton which was not before them for de-
cision. The leaders OF the Democratic
party in this state gave the same good
advice. and il was carried out by the
people We applauded them before the
election for their course. and we have
applauded them for it since the election.
Whenever We speak OF the results OF
those Of the recent elections in which
the sound-money question was involved
80 mean To exclude Virginia from the
Uct
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-19
silver Not Out Of Favor.

we have repeatedly reminded our read
ers that the souni-money men are not
onposed TO the use OF silver "a n circu-
l,t,nc medium 80 far as that metal VIII
answer the purposes of the nnahcia'
world. Indeed. the world cannot DO WIN
out either silver or gold. Silver Is h"e"-
Ell for circulation because gold COINS
OF denomlna tons under one dollar ate
too small TO be used. Gold Is needle De-
cause silver coins OF the dcrouhdtioh
of a dollar or over are too unhandy. 100
unwieldy. and to, large.
Then wha. is II that the sound-money
men oppose? Simply the proposition 20
provide by law for the free coinage AT 'he
ratio OF &c 20 /. Of all the silver "ilch
may be taken 10 the mints OF the ,ni'e'
states for that purpose. They cohtc''
tbat under the operation of such a law
II one were passed. silver bullion would
ranidIv deprecia,e in value. and the sill
yer coins OF the United States become
worth less than their face value. Inc
coinage-vahe would. Of course continue
II il continued al all, only so long as the
fiat of the General Government proved
itself strong enough to accomplish that
object Everybody must admit thai ms
would be a pcIious experiment. There
is no government. or bank, OF system oi
hanks I'm the wide world which can I'M
mart 10 the handlers of money that con-
ii,I-nce i'm the continued parity OF silver
and gold which = absolutely indispensable
10 the success Of thc experiment OF coin
ing free AT the ratio OF IL To /. all the
silver that may be taken TO Uncle Sans
mints.
Free coinage by international agree
ment is the only scheme which even 80
much as promises to be successful. We
do not doubt for moment that this
scheme would prove to be practicable.
certainly. the friends OF silver ought not
10 object TO trying it: for. IT, as they con-
tend. the United States could safely I'M
dertake this experiment alone, II follows
that beyond doubt Great Britain,
Franc. Germany. the United States.
and Austria acting together could safely
undertake to keep silver and gold at
parity.
No. Silver has no better friends Than
are those men who advocate the propo-
sition to solve the silver problem by IN
ternational cooperation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-19
LYNCHING At FREDERICK. MD.
Mob Waits for Salvation Army GIRL
tn Offer Prayer.

james Goings. young negro. begged
food at the residence Of Hamilton Gels
bert. near Frederick. Nd. Saturday after
noon After eating voraciously he at
tackled Miss Lizzie Jones. who was alone
In the house The negro broke her nose
and cut her with "A razor. He was ar
rested and held for a hearing Monday.
4 few hours later he was taken from
the Jail by mob and hanged 10 tree
on which "A few years ago the negro
Bigus was lynched for similar crime
As the rope was thrown over limb or
the tree "A Salvation Army lass who had
Eep; by the side OF the doomed man,
asked permission to pray for him.
The men paused while the negro WIN
the rope about his neck. crouched by the
tree. Beside him knelt the woman, VINO
offered up a last petition for the con-
demned man. After prayer The woman
rose and disappeared i'm the darkness.
moment more and GOings was sus-
pended in mdair \ single shot was
fred. Some one sent bullet INTO 10
ings's body 1t pierced his heart ana
ended his agony.
\ member OF the mob made a brlet
speech. in which he said that they were
there with the unfortunate wretch, NOT
in spirit of malice. but To make an
example OF him. and to teach hls race
that they must let the women OF Fredf-
rick county alone.