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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-10

Prosecuting Attorney c. Powell, OF
Fairmont,is Windsor suess.
Con Yeager. OF Chicago. formerly OF
"Benwood," is NJ the Mcclure.
James Gar.lan. OF Pittsburgh, we'll
known oil man, is Mcclure guest.
JIM. Landon. OF Marietta, was among
last nights arrivals ut the Windsor.
]. A. Granger, n Cleveland travelling
passenger agent. was here yesterday.
s. W. Boyer and NJ. Ii. Harmon, Sis.
'tersviIle oil men, are at the Windsor.
S. W. Joyce and T. E. Joyce. OF Graf.
ton. were visitors in the city yesterday.
q. Lee Wolf. OF Clarksburg, editor OF
the Clarksburg Tribune, Is at the Nc.
Lure.
K. W. McCammon and Asher Okey,
the Woodstield banker, are guests at the
Mcclure.
I. y. Barnsdall, OF Bradford, and @.
Shaier. OF Titu,ville, are oil people at
the McLuro.
Basil 7. Bowers. OF New Martinsville,
and G. B. West and wife. OF Sistersvillc,
are at the Stamm.
4. E. scherr, Of keyaer, a we'll known
wooden goods manufacturer, is in the
city, guest At the Windsor.
The advance corps Of tho Barnum &
Bailey shows, eight men, were hero yes.
terday, guests Mt the Windsor.
The funeral OF Mrs. John Walford will
take place this afternoon at . o'clock
from the family residence in the Eighth
ward.
Colonel George W. Balm, the well
known Kentucky newspaper man and
horseman, Of Lexington, is at the
Stamm.
James Mckinney, Of Now York,
representative OF Arnold, Constable &
Co., ia in town aud autographed q. tho
Mcclure.
Mrs.. Otto Jaeger, OF Fostoria, O., who
has been tho guest OF her sister, Mrs.
NJ. Dinger, for some time, Loft for homo
yesterday.
Secretary E. G. Barrows, OF tho base
ball club, arrived in town from Pitts.
bureh, accompanied by Mrs. Barrowa,
yesterday.
W. j. Robinson, general passenger
agent, and G. /. Williams. supcrinten.
dent, OF tho Ohio River Railroad Com.
pany, arc 4! Tho Mcclure.
Will 7. Slidell, Of New Martinsvillc;
J. l. Wilson and S. A. Martin, OF Man
nington, and Miss Cora Clark, Of Graf
ton, arc guests at tho Behler.
Rev. A. J. Troy, has resigned tho pas.
torato OF the First Baptist church, to
take effect the first Of July. lilo will
rest for several months. lIe has been
pastor Of the church longer than any OF
his predecessors.
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Madame I,olln at Washington.

Madame Kate Rolla, OF this city, who
gavo such n successful song recital at
Carnegie hall, Pittsburgh, last Friday,
and OF which tho pross OF that city
spoke so favorably, will givo another
concert at Washington, Pa, on Satur.
day evening, when sho will DO assisted
by Mr. II. c. Hughes. celebrated
bnsso. IA this will DO tho last occasion
that shc will BIO heard in this neigh Dor.
hood. number OF her friends will 20
up to Washington on tho 5:i5 train.
returning at midnight.
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THE nRNwoop srI,rKEs.
An Amioabio Settlement Locked For at au
EnflT DIV

ERriT Day
Yesterday tho omploycs OF tho
Wheeling Iron aud Stool Com pany's
Bonwood mill, who arc out for an In.
crease OF wages mot aud appointed n
conference committee to meet with the
employers and try to reach an nnlicablo
arrangement. Tho officials Of tho com.
pany mot last night Tho action was
not learned, but II 10 said tho prospect
for an-oarly settlement 10 good.
1t was reported last night, too lato 10
Worthy tho story, that tho Riverside
company had agreed 10 u compromise
with those Of Its workmon who pro.
sontcd demand for MI advance tho
othor day, Offering u uniform increase
OF 10 pcr cont to oil, What reception
such IN oGor, II made, would meet with
from tho men cannot be told until thuy
meet to consider II.
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The best oaive In tho world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, aud all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed to give perfect satisiac.
ton or money refunded. Prico %
cents por box. For sale by Logan Drug
COMPANY.
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a. tho Third Presbyterian Church To.

Tho Rev. r. Il. Bigger will DO installed
as pastor OF tho Third Presbyteria n
church tonight. 1t Twill he IN incres,.
ing service. Row. David a. Cunning.
ham. DID, will deliver tho general adj.
dress. Row. William II. Cooke, D. D.,
will charge tho people. and Row. s. II.
Montgomery. of Cameron. W. Va, will
charge tho pastor. All persons will DO
welcomed. EScollont music will 30
rendered.
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". 7. SANFORD, Station Agent Of
Leeper, Clarion county, Pa. writes:
can recommend Ono Minute Cough Cure
as the best ever used. 1t gave instant
relief and quick euro. Logan Drug
Co., Wheeling. ". W., B. F. Peabody,
Benwood, and Bowie & Co., Bridge.
port, o.
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BUSINESS CHANCE.

w with 81. 80 cash In hand. 10 start brnnch
OF Oui business In this city Strictly legitimate
aud honorable; already established In several
cities, coininC money. 500 per month can
easily be made. No patent right or agency
business Parties having the required capital
aud meaning business. address, THE JONES
vERDlER COMPANY, sos Chicago Opera House
Building. Chicago III. mylO
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FOR SAID.

| lIouSc rrc rnnms hr,cL ,,.,,. Il, a.,
s2,aOO. X &C., 'O'''o' VS. -''' S'''e'
| Two hricL houses aud l.roo,ro1 ,,,,, l.,
Eot ST. bin wnr rents for san no. nS, " nn
House rooms brick lot 3lyIsI n liz"
| =, Stb wSrJ g 0oS " w va '-- It, 'h'pIine
Splendid 10, icr dwelling, Y Mai, s,r,o, noo.
| S,h street a. nai >'''''h' ~ t4a'" street, near
IIouso If r"Nn,s mud s,n,o ,o,,,, Att,
near .l,t street In, iiyl"G loot oo'' 'N"i" h"ee'
Inus" a ronms ma hGU ,st,t
ed street, {; 100, "ii''' H"ee'' near
cn,nos -, : "a 49,. ~
IIonsn i rnoms brIcL nN %,' S,n S;SG
$3.50. 0'N' "''' S'"o'o' io'n s'foot
iIom,r r ronms ,,,,, s,.,o, 9, .,,
iI0sisS St roSms n a,sH L s,ISoi sl;Se
.,5 L.on,, IL , "si nti, corner Notth Front
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Our patrons will find Do Wits Little
Early Risers safe aud reliable remedy
for constipation. dyspepsia and liver
complaints. Logan Drug Co., Wheel
ing. ". Va. B. +. Peabody, Benwood,
and Bowie 4 Co., Bridgeport, 0.
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THE MARKS ABOVE,

Pittsburgh-River 6 feet 1 inches and
falling. weather clear and pleasant.
Warren-River foot and falling
Weather clear and very warm.
Greensboro-River feet ! inches
and stationary. Weather fair and
warm.
Oil City-River | foot inches and
rising. Weather clear and pleasant.
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Louisville-River on stand; on the
falls 4 feet; in tho canal 6 feet > in.
ches. Weather clear and warm.
Cincinnati-River 10 feet 10 inches
and falling. Weather clear and warm.
Cairo--Riyer Is feet inches and sta.
tionary.
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SALESMAN (MEDlCAL)-WANTED
pOrtRnt surgical work almost ready An excel
lent income can be earned By physicians or
Others OF good address state age and experience
Lock box lSiI, PHILADELPHIA Ia mrl
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LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

10 the creditors OF Jn'idna heisots, dtccnSd:
In pursuance OF a decree OF the circuit court Of
Ohio county. mndo In cauSc therein rcndtnS'
to subject tho tcnl estate Of tho said Jnlana
l'rcisook to tho pay mcnt OF her debts. YOU ar fc
Qnired tn present your claims against tho NSiatn
OF the sntd JuliRna lrrisock for adjudication "a
George t.. lloyd, commissioner, nj his ollcd, No.
III Chnrlinc street. Wheeling, In tho snd eona'
". on or before tho 81 dry OF June, lStS
witness: John ". Mitchell, clerk OF tho SAIL
court, this 2Snd day OF April. lS1S.
JOHN ". MITCHELL, Clerk
WI. W. CownES, solicitor for complainant;
arH. ap.l-A
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auction. ~"
DILLON, WHEAT 4 IANCnEl co, s
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soLlD Sterling Silver Waist Sets from
G5 conts up, ut SHEVF Bios.
lilo Main B,rcct.
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The marks at the public landing last
evening showed fee. in the channel
and stationary. Weather cloudy and
warm,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-10

7J5I.;,+ Silks by tho hundreds oil
W. lol pieces, lOc yard up.
SHOOK 4 Co.
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HAVE you attended tho auction? You
can't nfror to miss II.
DILLON. WHEAT s HhSCHER co.
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3 NOTES on NAVIGATION.
Stage OF Water aud Movcme nts OF Boats.
The River Interests.

II. X. Bedford, Greene, Pittsburgh. pa IN.
Courier. Gamble. Parkersburg. lO:S0 n. II.
Scotia, Calhoun. Pittsburgh. On N.
Liberty. Booth. ClarlngtOu. 800 .. III.
Lexington. Cllno. MAamOras, 1880 q. u.
BoATs LEAvlSG TODAY.
Liberty. Booth. clariuSion. $50 p. IN.
Ben Ilur. kcmplo, Pittsburgh. IO:A a N.
Courier. Gamble Pittsburgh, 3 p. III.
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TOR SALE-I OFFER FOR SALE
u the Cigar Store. 1909 Market street Inquire
OF the undersigned at store. HARRY GRUBER
Administrator OF tho Estate OF Frederick
Grubcr. myo
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FOR s ALE.
GENERAL NOTICES.
0 ARCHITECTS. CONTRACTORS

ITO ARCHITECTS, CONTRACTORS
L AND BUILDERS. NOTICE
libclnc the desire aud Intention OF tho CoGpty
Court Of Putnam county. ". Va. TO remodel
nnd repair tho Court House OF said county, situ'
aic In tho town Of Winfield. notice is hereby
given to architects, contractors and builders 10
Court. OIL the I'd day OF June. 1885, plans and
specifications for rcmodc!ng, cnnrSing and re'
ra!ting the said Court House building. together
with estimates Of tho cost for such work.
The present building Il OF brick, 50 feet long
by 10 feet wide. and Is two stories high.
When such plans. &c. uro submitted tho Court
will ut Its meeting on said I'll day OF June next,
determine and decide TO ndppt that plan which
shall be deemed tho best and mos, advantageous:
md will paw reasonable amount for tho plan
adopted. For any further Information, address
Il. A. SALMOSS. Clcrk.
Winfield. WA:
MARCH, IS lSlS lnrO
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Standards Check Tafle.as. black
OllSpllSlQS and colors.
GEO. VI. SHOOK & Co.
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THROW away that old watch aud get n
good ono Mt the auction.
DILLON, WHEAT & HASCHER co.
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TOR SALE-NEW SIN.ROOM
Il house. Laundry. bath room. attic, hull,
potcheS In the best location, Will be sold ut
bNrgnin. lnlnlrr al &c South Penn sircct nnI
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RINEHART g. TATUM,
Cry BANK BUILDING.
Telephone 90. lmyil Room No 4.
FOR SALE.

No!llS S. Penn street, rooms and bath. both
gases, Cheap.
No a iith street. ll-roomcd brick Cheap.
No. 609 Market street, { rooms, sISoo
Nos iioi and ll06 Market street. business
property, $3.50.
Nos. II aud % S7tb street, u rooms. $3.50.
No. HSS5 Mhrketstrcct. rooms aud bath, SOU
No % York street, J rooms Cheap.
No Sc \. Front ST., rooms and bath. Chcso.
No lO3, Chapline 81. rooms. bath room and
large stable $500.
Corner 18th and Woods street. dwelling and
store room Cheap.
Houses OF NIL sizes and In different locations
Saloon for sale on 10th street. cheap.
Restaurant ard hotel for sale on MaTso; street.
cheap.
Restaurant and hotel for sale on 18th street.
cheap.
Cigar store on Market street for sale cheap.
building lots IN all tho bcs. locations IN tho
city.
Farms for sale on easy terms
HOUSES TO RENT. MONEY TO LOAN
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LOST.

T OST-ON WEDNESDAY MORN
u ING. In -Secoud Ward Market House. silk
Umbrella with oxidiEed silver handle. owners
name cngraTed on handle. Finder will be re-
wardcd by lcav!n. ut lniclliceuccr Office. mv9a
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FOR SALE,

TOR SALE-LIVERY. SALE AND
i. Feed Stable. Address W., care lntclli-
gcnccr. myg
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Sill Ribbons that can DO washed
o!!N all colors.
Gro. VI. Shook K Co,
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WANTED.

NNANTED-A GIRL FOR GEN
w ERAL Homework. Apply At No. :glj
EnCT street InySy
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In the City and wherIiuS Folks
Abroad.

Abroad.
Tho Denver papers announce tho en-.
gagement OF Mr.. Richard G. Campbell
to Miss Margaret NJ. Patterson, dauch-
ter OF Hon. 7. NJ. Patterson. proprietor
OF the Rocky Mountain News. The sec-
ond week in September is tho time for
the wedding. Mr.. Campbell is the son
Of Mr.. 4. W. Campbell. Els many
Wheeling friends will congratulate him
and wish him much Joy.
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TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN.
INl Cash always on hand In sums to suit
from $40 aud upwards OF real cStaie: also on
furniture, &c, without removal: easy payments
No charge unless loan Il made. Confidential
WHEELING LOAN COMPANY, Bor lO7.
inl9.T ThGS
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1895-12-08
The Monro. Doctrine.

Senator Lodge OF Massachusetts
has introduced the following resolu.
tons approving the principles Of the
Monroe doctrine:
-ResOircd, That the Congress OF the
United States diems it proper to us
sert rs IL principle i'll which the rights
and interests of the United States are
involved, that the American CONT.
nents, by the free and Independent
position which they have assumed
and maintained, are henceforth not
to be considered ms subjects for fu.
lure colonization by any European
powers.
"ResoIred. That we should consider
any attempt ON their part to extend
their system to any portion of this
hemisphere a dangerous TO our peace
and safety. With existing colonies
or dependencies of any European
power, we have not intcrfered, and
shall not interfere; but with govern.
ments which have declared their III,
dependence and maintained it, and
whose independence We have on great
consideration. and ON just principles
acknowledged, we could not view any
interposition for the purpose of op,
pressing them or controlling in any
other manner their destiny by any
European power, i'll any other light
than rs Il manifestation of unfricndly
disposition towards the United States
"ReSOiued. That i'll accordance with
the doctrine laid down by President
Monroe, as stated in the preceding
resolutions, tho United States declares
that it proposes to maintain the prin-
ciples embodied in that doctrine, and
will regard any infringement of it, or
any attempt on the part of an Euro,
pean power to take or acquire new
territory on the American continent,
whether under the prctense OF boun.
Diary disputes or otherwise, Us I'm act
of hostility to the United States.
RcSoirCd, That the President be
requested to communicate these rcso.
buttons to the governments OF all the
nations with whom we have relations
OF amity and commerce."
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1895-12-08

The Regents of the State Univer-
sity at their meeting Saturday adopt
ed the following resolution:
ReSOired, That no student be nd.
United To the University hereafter
without first producing II certificate
from some reputable physician to the
effect that the.applicant for admission
has been yaccinatcd within five years
from the time q: entering.
1t was also ordered that II SUDDEN;
upon entering the University and at
the beginning Of each term shall he
required to deposit a term fee Of so
cents, out Of which all damages to
University property 10y students shall
be made good. Whatever remains of
the deposit at the end OF the term
shall be returned to the students.
Tho President Of the University was
authorized to ask contractors and
builders to present sealed bids for the
construction Of the annex to the Me
chanical building according to plans
and specifications now on file in his
Office, To the Secretary OF the Board
on or before Wednesday, Dec. 18th. at
1870 r. NJ. at the Office OF the Board of
Regents, the bidders tn be notified
that when making estimates that the
Regents, will contract provided, that
they have secured at the time stated
for opening the bids. sufficient money
to warrant them in letting the con
tract to build said anncx. The
Board visited the several buildings
and granted further time To Con.
tractor Ryland, making the date Of
completion of contract Dec. 27.
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Argyll ng for Durrant.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 2.-General
Dickinson, attorney for Durrant, con.
tinued reading affidavlts in court this
morning. The afTldavits we're signed
by Durrant and repeated allegations
of great popular feeling against him,
Which, he thought, prevented him re.
ceiving a fair trial. There were vari.
our demonstrations in the court room
when he was convicted, which showed
the feeling was against the prisoner.
Similar events related by witnesses
were referred to in the afidavits.
Judge Murphy interrupting said
thore had been no demonstrations by
the courtroom spectators. He said
he Ind been very careful that the
prisoner should have u fair trial and
every attempt at demonstration had
been promptly suppressed.
District Attorney Barnes in reply
filed anidavits by Police Detective
Captain Lees, declaring tho trial had
been fair. Anldavits from each Jury.
man who sat on tho caso wore also
presented, testifying their verdict had
been rendered strictly in accordance
with law and evidence.
The affidavit OF Juror Smythe de.
clared no had read no papers during
the trial, and stating the interview
with him, in which no was alleged to
have said IL tho papers Ind not ridi.
culed him he would have asked Ger
tain questions which might have made
a difference in his verdict, was nlto.
gother false. He had made no such
statements as those attributed to
him.
Tho matter OF a motion for a new
trial will be argued this afternoon.
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The Limbo Tragedy.

Sheriff lIadley returned from
Wadsworth yesterday with Monico
Echcveria, II Spnniard, who IL nc.
cuscd OF the murder Of Frank Mcsscr
and an Indian ncar X. IL. Cowles
ranch on Limbo mountain Thursday
before last. Echcvcrin was at once
lodged in Jail charged with one OF the
most horrible crimes in the history OF
lIamboldt county. Al present, cir.
cumstanccs point very strongly to his
guilt. lio is n man between Ii and
90 ycars Of age and has II wife and
two grown daughters living at Wads.
worth. llc declines To mako any
statement concerning tho s
Coroner Cochran took tho deposi.
tiOn Of witnesses Mt Wadsworth and
yesterday brought the bodies Of tho
murdered men To Lovclock, impan.
cllcd II jury md held tho inqucst.
The authorities OF humboldt county
hRvc Il difficult caso to handle md
1t will take time and n whole lot OF
hard work TO fasten upon tho guilty
party tho terrible crime which has
been committcd.-Silvcr State.
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4 Weak Defense.

Several Silver party Of Nevada pa
pers are kicking like steers i'll the
corn because rs they put it Treasurer
Richards left $4,000 or $4,000 in sill.
yer in the State TrcnPury in place Of
gold. ave don't know anything about
the matter what over. but think it Il
strange coincidence to say the least
that Silver party OF Nevada papers
should so Justify cry out for gold and
and it forcibly illustrates the old say
ing that. il makes Il mighty difference
whose OK is gorcd.-Gazctte.
II tho above is all the defense the
Republican papers Of tho Stnto can
make to the charge that cx.Trcnsnrcr
Richards unlawfully exchanged the
gold in the Stnte Treasury for brand
new silver half dollars from the Mint
il shows to what mn extremity they
aro pushed. n the cx.Trcasurcr did
not swap money with the mint rs
charged, it il M cnsy matter for him
to prove. II he did, he is no doubt
praying for tho good Lord Ia muZ2lc
tho Republican papers before they
ruin his reputation by such defense
as TINT of tho Gazette. Tho publica.
ton of such ilings will not stop the
agitation OF this matter. The Rcpub
lican press OF tho State might IA we'll
meet tho issue now rs the agitation
will 90 on until somebody il smoked
out.
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IFRoM wEpNEspAY,s pA1LY.l
ssaLMAGuNDI.
NIr. Morgan is better to-day.

Mr.. Morgan is better to-day.
Mr.. Quincy hopes to DO out to.mor-
row.
Senator Stewart introduced a free
coinage bill yesterday.
Governor Sadler came in from his
ranch last evening and took the ten
o'clock train for Carson.
One OF Mr.. Bilkoy's little girls is
quite sick with the scarlet fever.
Hope the little II may soon recover
Auditor Bilkey has vetoed the claim
OF sl5 allowed by the Commissioners
to Sheriff Matcer for Assistant Jail
er.
The Senate yesterday confirmed tho
nominations OF Richard Olney rs Sec
rotary OF State and Judson Harmon
as Attorney. General.
In anothe column will be found n
card from Mr.. Armstrong, the Stew
ard of the hospital. The pressure
upon our columns prevents any CON-
ment to day, but it will receive some
attention tomorrow.
The motion for a new trial i'll the
Durrant case was submitted to Judge
Murphy yesterday. The Judge stat
cd that he would dispose OF the mo.
ton Friday. 1t is a foregonc conclu-
sion that the motion will be denied
and the prisoner sentenced on that
day.
The President yesterday appointed
Rufas W. Pcckhamc, OF New York to
be Associate Justice OF the United
States Supreme Court TO succeed the
late Howell +. Jackson, of Tennessee.
Judge Pcckham Is now a member OF
the Court Of Appeals, Of New York,
and it is expected that his nomination
will be satisfactory to Senator Hill
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The Scarlet Fever.

There arc several cases OF scarlet
fever i'll town and il behooyes our
people to take measures TO guard
against the spread Of the disease. In
some cases tho form of the disease is
light and il is called sc~arletina, which
is only Il milder form OF the dread
disease, scarlet fever, and il just as
contagious as the vol developed typo
OF tho disease. This being true par.
cnts should keep their children away
from those who are down with the
disease and take other sanitary meas
urcs to prevent its spread. 1t is well
also TO bear in mind that scarletina,
scarlet rash uud scarlet fever are one
and the same disease and equally as
contagious.
We are informed that in some cases
the brothers and sisters Of those down
with the disease are attending school
every day. II this be true, the trust
ccs should put II stop to it at once.
II allowed to continue, the disease
will surely spread among tho chill.
drcn and many valuable lives may DO
lost. Remember the old adage that
san ounce Of prevention is worth n
| pound Of cure"