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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-25
A TERRIBLE GALE

Throughout Greht Britain - Immense
DunaEo to Property ana Some Loss of
Life.
LONDON, March GA terrific gale set
in lato last night, and is still prevailing.
The storm is general throughout Grea.
Britain. There has been immense dam.
age to property in some OF the large
towns. Pinnacles, roofs, the chimnevs
Of number OF churches were blown of
and manufactures were similarly dam.
aged. In many places church services
were suspended. A great number OF
trees were prostrated by the gale, and
much damage was done to dwelling
houses. In many parts OF the country
the wires are down. A few minor cas-.
ualities are reported. from along tho
coast. Many people have been injured
and killed BY falling debris. A wall
collapsed in tho east end Of London, and
three persons were crushed TO death be-
meath it.
Three turrets Of the plnnacles on the
west front OF the Peterborough cathe.
dral were blown down. Other buildings
in the town were damaged and a num-
ber o! pcrsons were injured. Tho roof
OF the railway station at Stratford- on.
Avon was blown of and number OF
monuments in tho parish church yard
were damaged. In Birmingham the
gale was felt with exceptional severity.
A man and three children were killed
there. The property damaged in the
town is estimated at thousands OF
pounds. Two men and girl in Leices-
ter were struck by falling debris and al
most instantly killed. Every house in
tho Aylestou district was damaged. In
Wolvcrhampton one person was killed
and twelve injured. In Walaall two
chimney stacks were blown over. They
crashed through tho roof Of hospital,
broke through the flooring and carried
nine beds with patients in them into n
room beneath.
For timo the excitement In and
around tho hospital was intense, and
the widest sort OF rumors were ahoat,
some having 1t that dozen persons
had been killed. AS quickly rs posi-
BILE the work OF clearing away the
wreckage was commenced, and it was
soon discovered that nobody was killad.
At Kings Lynn immense damage
was dono to property. A great number
OF Gne trees and several farm build.
ings at Sandringham, the country resi-.
donte of tho Prince OF Wales, near
Kings Lynn, were destroyed.
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CANADIAN CRISIS.
Tho Storm of Religious nnd Civil WA
Likely to Burst ut Any Time.

Tho Storm of Religious nnd Civil War
Likely to Burst ut Any Time. s-
WlSSIrEo, MAN, March 94.-Alanito.
ba and tho Canadian northwest has
reached the crisis in its history aud the
storm which has boon lowering DYER
the country SO long IL likely to break
forth In fury before lony.
1t ID war so bitter that, /,
may wreck the confederation OF
tho Dominion II calm counsels
now unheedod and moderation do
not prevail. The Catholics arc fight
ing for their parochial schools
with grim determination. while
the Protestant majority with rosolu.
tions declare that the parochial schools
recently abolished by the acts OF the
Manitoba legislature shall never be re.
established.
The excitementis intense to-day. In
the churches preachers confined their
remarks to tho immediate struggle.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-25
WERE THEY MUEDEI;I:D I?

Huntington Man Charged With Killing
His Two children.
llU"rlSGToS, W. Va, March oi.-
Several days ago two little boys, aged
sovon aud nino respectively, suddenly
disappeared from their homo hero aud
1t was thought they wcre kidnapped.
This morning Bovorly Blakey sworc out
warran, for tho arrest OF John Ringo,
colorei, who ia their father, claiming
that ho had disposed OF them by foul
mcana. Blakoy, who Ia n former lovor
Of Ringo'a wife, claims ho can provo tho
children wero murdered and thrown
into tho Ohio river. Ringo Is now in
jail aud will havo Il hearing tomorrow.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-25
GEN. GREENLAND DEAD.
Ex.AdJutnnt Genural of I'cnnSylvanin-i
Prominent Mason

Ex.AdJutunt General Of I'"nnSy lvantn-h
Promm0nt Mason,
pIrrsnUEon, Pa, March 2l.-Gcnoral
Wal,or W. Greenland, cx-adiutant gcn.
oral OF ponnsylyania died at 1O;3O
O. clock last nightnt his homo ut Clar.
ion. Pn., af,cr IL lingering iInoas. Tho
funeral will tako place on Wednesday
atl0:30 n. IN.
General Groenland was adjutnnl gon-
oral. undor Governor rattiso II during
his Inst term. Previous to that mp.
puintmon, ho wnN quartcrmastOr gen-
cral OF tho national guard. In tho Inst
campaign no was defeated for tho Office
Of aecrotary oi internal affairs. lle was
well known throughout 't9o state polit'
ically, ind was very popular. lilo was 4
Scottish Rite aud ihir;y.accond dogreu
macon aud Knight TcmpIur, a wife
aud three children survive him.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-25
A SUICIDES FUNERAL,

Clara Hathnwny's lsody ConsiEued to the
Tomb-lmpres.ivo Services.
BosroS. Mass. March 24.-Tne
funeral services ovos the body OF Clara
Hathaway, who shot horseli at the
Adams house last Tuesday, were held
in the chapel adjoining the undertak.
inC rooms OF Lcwis johnson, on La
Grange street. to-day. The interment
took place ut Mount Hope cemetery.
Over fifty men aud women, princi-
pally members Of the theatrical profess.
ion, with Steve ,Brodio. through whom
the funeral was provided, were present
at the services. while large and cur
ious crowd surrounded the place, kept
at proper distance by a detail OF police.
The body rested in a polished rosewood
caske. trimmed with silver. which was
completely buried with howere. The
plate bore the simple Inscriptions:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-25

New York, March 24.-St. Marks NJ.
E. church was crowded to-day by color
ed people to attend the memorial SER
vice in honor Of tho late Frederick
Douglass, under the auspices Of st.
Marks Lyceum. The services wero i'm
pressive and opened by prayer by tho
Rev. Ernest Lyon. pastor OF the church.
DR.. J. L. Rankin. Of Howard Un!ver-
sity, Washington, D. G., ,trend an eulogy
in which he referred to Douglass as
being to tho Afro-Amerlcau what Wash.
inSton and Lincoln were to the Anglo.
American. 7i.5s
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a EAMIl.Y QuAnl,EL
Results In n fnml shuotlng-A Man Shoots
iiis lirothnr.iu.Law,


Sltcia! Dispatch 10 hsl Inicafgen.er. ,u.
ClIARLEsroN, W. VAC. g. Lewis,
manager Of J. II. Burns & Bros. storc
OH Paint Crook, on Saturday shot and
probably fatally wounded his bro.hor.
in.law, John Trainer, aud ono Of Train.
er'a sons, who attacked him IN tho din.
Ing room Of thoir boarding house abou.
q milo up Paint Crock. Lewis 10 badly
but not dangerously cut about tho head
lie was married at lronton, Ohio, about
thrce woek, ago, 1t being u runaway
match. and there has been trouble ever
aince. ....r Htm...
Young Trainer has bcen away from
homo and his return brought on the
difficulty. Lewis and his vile were
boarding at Trainers. notwithstanding
the i'll feeling that existed.
Lowia gavo himself up, and clsims
that ho acted in soli.dcicnsc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-25
Tho Dob, Ilahons Corpu. Case.

WAsulsGroS, D. G., March 24.--Tho
habcus corpus cuso Of Engeno Y, Doba
aud oihors oil the American Railway
Union who were engaged in tho Chicago
strike OF last summer will DO argued in
tho Gnitod Statea rupromo court on
Monday. Dob, and thoao associated
with him contond that tho Unstcd
States circuit court had no Jurisdiction
whiIo sitting rs n court Of equity TO
restrain them by Injunction in prococd-
Ing with tho strikes and ask Tor n writ OF
habcaa corpus ior their release.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-25

PARIS, March 24.-1t has doveloned
that a week ago Whistler, tho artist,
challenged Mr.. George Moore, the
novelist, to fight duel. Mr.. Moore
wa, the intermediary in the now more
or less famous dispute betweon. MIR.
Whistler and Sir William Eden, grow
ing out Of tho refusal OF the former to
deliver portrait he md painted OF Sir
Williams wife, Lady Isabel. Mr.. Moore
ignored the challenge, and Mr.. Whistler!
has written to his soconda rogretting
his dealings with what he terms n "run-:
awny.n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-25

MILES, MlcI., March 24,-Tho body
Of George 'rimony, tho Bertrand mail
carrier, who myatarionsly disappeared
over y wcoH ago, was found IN tho mill
raco here to-day. Thorh woro sevoMl
bruises on his person, iIo Ia supposed
to hnvo hoNn murdered aud robbed OF
his pension money, which ho had
drawn tho day before he disappeared.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-25
CLARA HATHAWAY.
Died March ~. 1906.
Aged - yeAtS.

Many OF tho flowers had cards at
tached with noticeable inscriptions on
them. A bunch OF calla lilies came
from "One Back bay human hoart;" a
cluster OF roses was accom- panied by
the words: Think kindly of her that
has passed away; remember your
mother was q woman"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-25
GEORGE ". MYERS DEAD.

IIn Eccriyod Injuries IN Wheeling That
C:iuSod iNA Death.
Special Dhpdich 10 IL; iaieGi2:acsr.
p STEunrSvILLr, O., March 2t.-Georgo
W. Myers died hnre to-day, agcd forty.
nine years. Of injurios received recently
in Wheeling. uo wns n mombcr OF ono
OF tho Wheeling A. Q. U. W. LODGES.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-25

CnlcAGo, March 24.-Firc tonight
nearly destroyed the Empire thea.
.re. Tho loss will be about $4,000,
with an insurance OF $4,000. Tho fire
was caused by an explosion, supposed
be from gas.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-25
4 Lihcrri Cabinet.

MADRID, March 24.-Fivo OF tho min-S
listers in tho cabinet OF Sonor Canovas
dol CASTILLO aro Liberals. Tho primo
minister himself is n Conservative. The
greater number Of the high government
officials are resigning. "a.
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RoME, March 2i.-Sharp earthq uake
shocks wero felt to-day throughout the
province and In tho city OF Raggio di
CntNbria. ~. iEa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-25
A MURDDR0US JAP
Attempts to Assnsslnate tho Chin-
ose Peaoo Ambassador.
ENVOY Ii HUNGCHANG is WOUNDED
By q Pistol Ball While on His Mis-
sion to Japan, m
ASSASSIN PROMPTLY ARRESTED

Tho Affair Causes Great Excitement
and Is Universally Rcsrctted-Tho
Would.bo Murderer Prompted by
Misguided Patriotism : Japanese
Effect Landing on Ono of tho PCS.
cadore Islands, aud Moot With No
Resistance from thu Chinese. T.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-25

Nlu$icH, AIarcI, q. = Baron Won
Itcidcl, Bayarjan minister Of worahip, is
leNd. s@
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-25

In tho prisons OF Germany n year ago
wero $4,000 inmates, li,00O OF whom
were incnrccratod for crimes committed
whilo under tho influence OF liquor. H
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-14

bike Riders at Asbury Park Meeting We're
Delayed.


Aebury Park, July l3.-Not one OF tho 1000
who attended what was TO have been the
last day OF the L.. A. W. meet Will forget
the weather conditions OF THIS afternoon.
In the middle " tho day u began To rain,
but easod up before O'Clock and whom
the afternoon racing began tho sky wap per
testify clear. The bicycles had started from
their several handicap markh In the two mile
race, The thunder clouds were driven over
the Athletic grounds and stfeakH OF forkod
lightning darted hiiher and thither among
he clouds. The spectators kepts their seats
while the riders sped around tho trhol III
q. hurry. As soon as the race was over and
nounced a fearful storm broke out. The
pieces OF frozen rain which fell on roofs Of
tho grand stand and the canvas covered
tons. The track. field and surrounding
grounds were completely flooded and the
hospital tent az well as the dressing tents
Of the visiting wheolnen were rendered use
less. As soon as tho storm cleared on the
officials agreed 10 postpone the Anal race for
tho two mile handicap, az well a. the win
ners' championship races and trials against
time until Monday afternoon an the ma
jority Of the contestants had signiiod their
Intention OF staying over 60 tAko part Ia
these events. Thu quarter mile champion
ship was won by EDDY Bald, whose work
this week has stamped him as the American
class b champion. Bald. Mcdonald. zelEler
and Jenny we're the starters.
Two.thirds OF mile, 2i35 class; Charles
hSftkt New lofLtft HFhis " y. I'Aifet
brooklyn second Louis Hunter New
jersey Athletic club, third. Time. 80.
One mile, open, with pace-nakers, class
b: o. II. Coulter, Toledo 1rsti A. d. Kop-
ncy, Chlcaso. second: ]. II. Barry, syracuse.
third. Time 2;0s.
hurry baltimore. first; II. y, Caldwell.
Manchester, second; W. q. Douglass. New
York Athletic club third. Tlins. 2;il 3-5,
Half mile handicap, class A; }. 81 Bald
win. Patterson. ~ yards. first; william
w McCntheOn, Crescent OK yards. see
ond; Charles Spencer Baltimore, 80 yards.
third. Time, :n3 %
Quarter mile national championship.
classics and b. Il. g. Bald, Buffalo,
frst; Ray McDonald, New York. second;
Frank ). Jenny, Utica, third. Time,
8.22 20
Tvs mile professional: II. II. Rumford,
cestsrl. Pa. 240 yhrda, nrst; Con Baker,
Columbus. o. scratch. second; j. y. Boyle,
Boston, 30 yards, third. Time 5;3i.
Owing 10 q heavy thunderstorm, accom-
panied by q shower OF baliatoncs, which
were ~ large around US quarter OF dol.
lar. followed by q drenching downpour OF
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-14

Az Greennold ox-ohampion heavyweight,
pusilist OF England. Ia dend.
Dan Creedon injured his hand In hin c,,-
test with Heunosay and viii not be able 10
box for some time,
pttsburr ro,n,v 10 have t,urd , ,,,,r,, d,
Gardner Tho state League hoy now with tho
Siyntes wy SO" ~ N
ueorge Trealway mas tnkon quite brace "
,he nronl, va ~ srnri 10" pu''0 ia'''"' wa"
80 49,
Hllly lthlnea mas resumed MS roaitoh on
the Cihclnnau team ana VIII from nov on
take MS regular turn IN tue poS'
II. c. Traynor recently drove Andy
green pacing Rodng, n milo over tho half.
mile e6use in g;il Hat at Richmond, Ky.
Jimmy Kennard, 'Tho St. Paul i(ld," and
Louis Lester OF Wilkesbarro. Pa, will have
go with bare knucltlos near Binkhlmrton
sotiy smith and tseh nnv,,v ~ proohi,n
have sisnSd articles Ia meet in a fnish ian,
for SsSt a sids and purse Of 800. Win sR,n.
Ne"yy h'V'''' ''' '''' 80 " w. wv ''N'''"'
~, y,,p I. s,ar,tr, o,,, a., tho r,e,o,,
trin N. they dlS an II. Wos,srn trIn III
snason ' x,hsn ,bey nsinni,b Il sverYs,, Nv
mn MIA ,,rn Ths b,,o b,,isan az,
INV, nhaf nlnsvht WIZ, .nv' ha's uu"MV' 'nv ,
sII nn V IL uroa p,, ~ .,v 80
e o1.no, p'P'"V"" ~ '''V '"' " ''N' es''
P'es'N,
The Bicycle men OF Perry hgvc decided TO
haNe 19uthanSh' syptH.hiiiosr u 70 Nst ~ .
1 ,e,i,,,i a. Som,n,,,.,
~ .,.,.,tu,,. ~, gu.. h,,uarad fa.t
WI, uonlnue wv ohlN"S1, pns ,,,,'
genhA nnnv VIoi ~, ~, ,r ~ ~ ~ "N'i "'"'
isN's' l ,,4"'1H .up w. ", ~ - d, A.
Dad Clarke struck Umpire Murray IN the
face after the New fprk-Chleago game Mtn-
day. John Fcagl0, Anson'H fathvr'ih.hwl
haired o,l ssn,ieihiah vas ,,smmu, "a
nvar ~" W. hnthJ wv Cinri w , w n,ra.,u IN
suINou 'nlhAnlns, ,t ~ mes ~ 80, NV
umpire NuIrHY !',uA'u W p'',''"'e '"'
Manager Twitehen OF milwaukee, expects 70
Socuro stafford, the hard hnd1S ms base
man 0f the New Orleans team In few days
lie and Heard VIII strengthen rus ll"wrts
IN thelf weakest uOlnt-pAitpZ. 1wiici ga
mas not fully decided who VII walk 'hs
plank, but it Is probable That Nieol AMI No
cauloy VIII he dropped
Constable Caldwell % Columbus. o, at
lachod tho bicycle Of Miss R9s1 Hfl1 Az 'Htt
whom ho had a bill. ana whom hc ;Duno
riding, httired IN bloomcrq. hha struck tin
aver the eye with her INST n1d tens mn 70
grass, but no came 10 sm lag ana te'ured
possession OF the wheel The bicycle was
uterward given tack 70 tho Young ~oniab,
pa there was ohattcl moftgiSn on IT,
Billy pllmmer OF whiu very iittlo hsh
bsen heard Aimee his recent oaqlunior wi h
ieorre Cornold in suon TO 10 ,aAtched Will
Fodder Palmer who IN lis mat Ioworfn
rival in tho race for the bautnm champlon-
ship Of England. cable i"c;lsod fur'dns
ays that Plinlmer and lnliusr WI meet ilis
week In England 70 make mh@h ioi NV
aide before the National sporting olub'
Arms enients are being made for the hold
ing Of a carnival Of sports Of which gem
uino bull hight is 10 he the principal feature.
IL viii be field at Gillette. one OF tho towns
on Cripplc Creek, In tho fall, Tho bull fight
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-14

II tore down trees for about 500 feet
and then turned into Jamaica avenue
at Crescent street and went up jana
lea avenue for half mile.
Trees were torn down and telephone.
telegraph and trolley wires demolished.
Right In the middle of the wreckage
six cars were caught. They belonged
to the Brooklyn and Suburban railroad
and were struck when in front OF the
Stewart house. The cars were Allied
with passengers and thre was great ex-
element. Half dozen persons were
slightly injured. The cyclone wrecked
thirty houses at Woodhaven, and a
very large school house there. There
were twenty residents OF Woodhavon
hit by various objects which were car
rled through the air.
AT Woodhaven a woman was picked
up and carried by the storm for more
than block. Finally the woman was
landed on the side Of the street. The
woman had miraculous escape from
death, receiving only slight cut on
the forehead
Miss Louise Ketrequln OF Third
avenue, near Broadway. was killed.
She stood in the doorway OF her house
whenia flying beam struck her on the
head crushing in her skull. killing her
instantly. Several OF the big thorough
fares were made impossible for traffic
owing to the network OF fallen wires
and other distractions that had been
made by the wind and hail.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-14

him to DO some work on land rented from
him which was not In the contract lie
refused TO do IL. when Skies drew his knife
10 cut him. johnson thon drew his gun
and shot Skies.
The Tyler Telegram says that when the
editors attend the Fruit Palace they will
not be permitted TO drink water after a. m.
From the Telegrain's description Of Tylor's
water supply, II might be better for the ed
TORS not to drink Tyler water at ALL
Marshall Messenger
Cleburne, July 13.-Thc blank bonds
hive arrived for the $1,000 issue, and as
soon as Mayor osborne returns from New
York the bonds will be signed up and sold.
-. DIR. 4. ]. Wagley Will return from Col
orado In month and resume his practice.
Dsllinger. July i3.-It has beea raining
here for the past four days. and the crops
are in better shape than they have been for
four years The rain has interfered con-
slderably with the threshing Of the wh,'t
and oat crops.
Soutllmayd July 13.-Elght inches of
water has fallen at this place In the last
twonty-four hours. Farmers say the ont
crop Is ruined. This Is 10 days it has rain
cd since the goth of Juhe.
Jimmie Lovett. aged 10 years, while try
ing 10 ride freight train at Palestine.
fell under tho cars and had his left arm
crushed of.
s,ephonvile July 13.-IIarve Webb a
young inan vol and popularity knswn here.
died at his home In Alexander July 3.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-14
CONDENSED TBLEaRAMs.

Santa Fe, ~. NJ, July 13.--october NEXT
has been named ab the date on which Arch
Bishop CbhppcllG will be formally Invest
ed with tho pallium ut tho cathedral In this
city by Cardinal Gibbons.
Now York. July IA special from Havana
tells OF a most daring raid by the Cuban ro-
bells upon Andaiuhin. Tho town was taken by
Aurprise. Mayor Vigo was killed, the town
half burned and the archives carried away.
Pensacola. Fla, July Blast night a
negro answering 10 tho printed descrp-
tion OF ''Iinlroad BID" tho murderer Of
Hhcriff Mcmillan and for whom large TO
ward " offered. was shot about ak miles
from here by another negro, lliil Vaughan.
Washington. July is-The United states
steamship Atlanta has sailed from san
tiago de Cuba for Key West whero she
will pursue her work Of looking aftor fili-
clustering expeditions and probably relieve
the Raleigh Of that task on ths FLORIDA
coast.
Havana. July is.-captain Joe Cuerrirs Of
tta snaniah steamer Paientino, who sailed
from liverpool on June u for this port. has
landed here Captain Barbarich Of the Aus
trian bark Ida D.. from Swansea on May 80
Tor Halifax and the quartermsster. rfsvard
and nine sailors Of that vessel.
little Rock, Ark, July ,1s.--Dr. ]. H.
Record. a noted veterinary surgeon. commit
led suicide here today by taking morphins.
Littie Rock. Ark. July i3,-Mre. Mary A.
and Richard Calhoun, nesroee, r.eeived tho
death se,itrnce In Judge Parkcr's court At
Fort Smith today. An protested their inno-
eeucs. Tho crime for which thay wore som
teresd was tho killinE " A. J.. Kottnnrinx
nelr Muldrow. L T.. In July. 1874
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-14
STATE SETTINGS.

There is talk OF an oil mill at De Leon.
Paris has a new chemical fire engine.
Marlin expects to have natatorlum soon.
A Hebrew society has been organized In
Greenvile,
Joe Jones' is conducting meeting at
Groesbock.
Farmers in Harris county have a ship
ping club.
winnsb1ro is to have normal and
Honey Grove Is trying to organize MIL
ltafy company.
Waco Is figuring on proposition to
dam the Brazos.
The State Horticultural society meets at
Bowie, July III.
Children's day at Houston has been post
pOncd until July 20.
Work is being pushed on the new school
building at Lnmpasas.
The Lancaster, Dallas county, normal
opens next Tuesday.
The Grandview Graphic now appears with
W. Q, 7 U, column
A girls dofmitory for Burloson college will
be erected at Greenville.
James g. Helm was seriously hurt by n
fall from a wagon at Austin.
free silver club was organized at
Honey Grove Thursday night.
A county convention Of free silyerites will
be held al Greenyille on the 9Th.
The Cass county Confederate veterans
meet at D0uglasvllie ON the 18Th.
Tho Populist encampment at Greenvllle
has been postponed until August 10.
John w. bryant. colored, has been ar
rested at Paris charged with burglary.
Hon. ]. W. Bailey ard Judge Hardy
will discuss the money question at Denton
IN the 9Th
Jerry smyth accidentally chopped his foot
with an AK at Grandyiew, inhictng a pain
full wound.
Charlie Polk had his hand crushed while
working in the sash and door factory at
Marshall.
Unknown parties called negro to his
door and Slot him at Mount Pleasant a
Few nights ago.
Lyle Jones accidentally shot himself
through the foot with target rifle at Green
Vile a few days ago.
A woman, charged With slappIng another
woman In the face, was fined In the county
court OF Gainesville recently.
The Brent m Banner tells about n IA
! months'-old baby whose head measures
p IL Inches In circumference.
The bapds,s Of Baird are appealing for aid
TO rebuild their church which was recently
| blown down by cyclone.
when this country pays England the last
| dollar borrowed in gold new fourth Of July
\ win DO in ofdef.-ClarEsyilie Tlnea.
| While being drawn from a well which be
was cleaning out near Bowie. VIII Green
| fell hfty-one feet 70 the bottom u the well
and was seriously but not fatally injured.
The sulphur Springs Gazette says It's edl-
| tor u "a young man Of good morals and
| splendid ntc,loetural attainments." He Is
also modest young man. - clarksvllle
| Times.
Since johnson county went prohibition
I the CicbuIue Chronicle has quit Offering
/ to supply Fort Worth with water Can II
Be that the Increased demand for water as
beverage Is so great there Is none to
spare ?-Olrn Rose ilensld.