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ILL eS.hoouseuu ny nne nVpv , w aSpeeu!
uitlons. oohfH OF H.ue SpeculAtors pouay closed
theit heavy nquidatos AUD AL we gram mar mar,
kes cioscu hiSne' my "heiS sI aiaeu NJ Hay
corn SOY, z.c anu may OATS Ssc r1o'A'ons iHSdeu
WIN utIle cnanSe'
Eiout easy. ,,,>...,>. ~ /.
MHLAr-Cnh No. spring Stt.i92Sc; NO.
.ptlhg nom!nhi; 10 : tel SSffSay15sc; yAuuaty
t,'S%aSH,1sa'tsei Aay '-'iao'1sa'S1.c' July 'S7sa
3sttoSsc ,,,
CohS-ISh no. 4lJc: no. > yel!ow ~;
January t9S;etittafi1+c' nay t''.a"fsa"e' Jul!
$'HhsshatSIf; ,,,-,,,
oAIs-Csh no; I sSt,e; 40. wnl'e u SaSi34c;
May IsSa.'aye:
KrE-No' Sc
BARtEf-No; 3oc
ElA1sLkp-No' !. u u:
ilNoThi sELD-rfime - 50
MES PoEknCSn per oatrel " Soas S'ts; jan
uary % rs May W t!tsalo ": 7Aio w!
LAhD-Csh per !o9 lbs % 3I'Ia5 ~ January
closed az 20 ~ Nay 70 t.taao soao S-r
suoKf hibsIst s SIDES loose p 92as ~ JAnu-
ary closed ~ y w. NAY - loa5 S.1sa5 2.s22; dry
sailed shoulders boxed isa45.c; abort clear
sides too1edl y 25s5 ~
WNSKEf-Disa!ieFs' finished goods per gallon
u z
SC0tR-Sutiosi i.osc: standard Ie!c.
BurTER-MatIet steady; eFcamerics l,a?'c;
oaitirs IVa-Vc'
-, ~
Now York-Flour reccip,s 100 barrels ex-
morris II coo barrels sales IS no packArrs: mnrErt
active aud firm at The close Wheat receipts so
| bushels exports 5000 bushels: sales .l?j, 90
bushels OF iutures and "ioo bushels OF spot;
spot market dull but firm; options closed al
E,atse ny auVHheei 20. req dehFefgl January
oici teptuh,y o,c' Nafch ciosSo AZ 9tStc; May
closed ates June closed a. as3sS; July closed
a. US; august closed al US Corn. receipts
ssyl Dushes: exports 2',lVO buSheE; sales
S'Vo bushss o. futures anu as'C0 bushels
o. snoi: sp9t matkg. hInl; Options Closed hrm
a. ssc me- sd'snGe; yaaMsIy GtoseH aiisc; rep
EGAIy e.osyu a. Hse, ga! f,2ia's2shiStsTi July
closed ~ 5o,;c oAS' feSeps T2:p bushels; en'
pot', Az, Dusne's' saiSs -oVVV ousueis OF iu
iites hIiu it,"p ousues pi shoi; spot market
Gat: opt.ons S! v3s ~ iSc huyanec: January
5tS ~ ~, 'ialcu utoscu Nv ny &C; may
CoSeu ~ ~ nay hIeauy. itops quiet. nldes
htu; lca,het hthl beei easier. Guy meats
sIeAuy. LAtu s !eauy western aIeAia eIosed al
20 ~ January So'' FEBRUARY 'Cy1 fotE steady,
cry llh!ic: 90 factory saiie: Eglns &c; imita'
c c,oa i.ai,c cS",S sa l",, AMI 40
.,ronr s,at" and p.nntrlrsni. .S.a.. So
1...h sSsSISSn T,iIo,w i'm I,nSin Inv ,r,,
nsntinr steady Rice arm WoIss,rs drm
Srsnr., ,niI. isncv .nT,hcrn {, n%,, nS, ,,h.ts ,
s! OOsS 50. Cotion;ecd oil steady aud veal and
quotations nominal Corcc, onions closed firm
,ned frlncr.
Itnltimore-Flourd dull aud UNCHANGED. re.
ce,pts 1879 barrels shIpmeut, y.W barrel,
Wheat steady: spot and month So taStc; Febru.
AIRY IIlaS61,c; March 56;,A57i,c; NAV ISa5Sl.c.
steamer No; !: red 5::7taScc; receipt. 1868 bush.
els; stock I6o.5it bushels; sales 900 bushels;
southern wheat by sample 5ia5'c: do on grade
Nay NC bid: siesiner mixed ii',aiissc; re.
ceip n t.a o'sne,Si s.ocs S,n,"i ouaneh; safes
rn,o, ISSIGn 0eis as,v . wni,s s'a 1910 10
! s!en s'tto oT eaSy, 81 Willy western
Sonooisti W. ntAeo stahYci Iccclps WV!
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houra q day after school and COTS So a
week. The squire has rodncod tho In.
icrest on Mira. Grcon's mortgage to.lli
pcr cont And oven Dill Jones. tho
school bully. realizes that ono can DO
bravo without being brute.
THE Eyp.1
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Wheeling Bridge & Terminal RY.

Time Table No. 10. TO tako OBJECT 1901 a. m,
Sunday, November 10, 49,
Leave whccling-iS:0o. t9:i5. ill:;oa m, t.,::..a,
e3:i5, ti:So, 1900 p. IN.
Leave roninSnla-tS:O6 t9:Jl. lll;l5a M, t,,::e:a
s3:Hl. ti:S6, iD:o6 p. III.
Leave Martins Fcrry-tS:l2, 1851, iu:5,a. Ii.
t2:Sa, 1921, ti:ia, t9:l:.
Arrive Tcrmiual Jpuctiou-iS:l7, tlO:Uj, Hiss
a. H., tl;IS, 1852. tf:i6, lo:iS p. IN.
Leave Terminal Juncion-t7:2. 1900 4 IN.
cl2:io, H. III, $3.50. ti;0j, tb:li 1915 p, NJ.
Leave Martins Fcrry-t7:2S, 1901 a, m, sl.:D,
ii:0S. tl:l0 t5:ig ts:5s y. III.
Leave pcninsulN-f7:Si, is:Ham NJ. "l::5l, 2llL
ti:l7. tS.95. ISIS y. IN.
Arrive whoolins-t7ao i9:N a M. 'l?5L
ii:l7. tics ta:3l, f9:uj p, NJ.
'Datly. tDaily except sunday. Isuudsys only.
All trains will run on Eastern Tuna
J.E TAuSSIG, Superintendent.
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HooD's Pulls are purely regeta BILE,
and do not purge, pain. or gripe. ..5c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-31

When Baby was alex, wo caro- her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castorla-
When shc became Miss, she chung to CastorIa.
When sho had Children. aho Cavo them Castoria.
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GLOW 10 Curc All Skin Dhensos.'

Simply apply "swAyEE's OINTMENT" No In.
tnrnnl medicine required. Cures io,ter. eczema,
Itch, all oruptlons on tho face hands, nose, 60.
leaving tho skin clear. white and healthy. Its
great healing and curative powers are powcsed
by no other remedy. Ask your druggist for
BwAYNE's OINTMENT. 1rrsw
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rlleM PiieG ItellinS rIlc.

Ahoh Ahos' ite"'"S Aho"
SYMPTOMS - Moisture; intonSo itching aud
singing; most at night; woso by scratching. II
bleed and uccrato, becoming verv sore
SwAYSK's OINTMENT stops tho itching md
bleeding. heals ulccrntlon, and In most case, rs.
moves tho tuinors AZ druggists, or by mall for
oOcentx DR.. swaync & Son. Philadelphia
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A REYISORY BOARD.
Suggested Us q Means OF Making
Changes In Our Lava.
WEST VIRGINIA DEBT QUESTION

And an Equitable Manner OF Adjust.
Ing the Existing Dlfreronces-rhe
State University Usod az Grea,
Free Trado Institution to Teach
Partisan PolItIcs--our School sys.
tenn and Its Frequent Changes.
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RAILWAY TIME CARD,

Arriynl md departure OF trains on and after
IHnuaty p lhA EXPLANATION or RHTEtESc.
hiNEs: Daily sSnndaycyccpici; ,MondavS Ar.
vghtdi Saturday oSccptcd; Sunday only, SAL.
uWi INLAY only 'MOhday only. Eastern Standard
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JArASEsE LIVER PELLErs arc small.
but great in their efects; no gripping;
DO doaos 2b cents. Chaa. 4. Goetze and
W. w. Irwin.
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THE MOST IMPORTANT QUESTION.


Among the important, aud doubtless
tho mou. important questions con.
fronting the legislature is, What shall
DO done with the West Virginia debtor
claim?
As We view itthere is no legal liability
on West Virginia to pay any part OF it.
Virginia, through her slavery vote,
recklessly forced this debt on herself,
against the protest Of that portion Of
the state now included in West Vir.
ginia. She laid tho levies and collected
the taxes and appropriated the money.
whether prudently or advantageously
or not will always remain an open ques.
ton 1t is true some OF the money
was expended within the territory OF
this state. And the only way to arrive
at an equitable adjustment OF the mat.
ter il to charge Virginia with all the
levies and tR1es collected from the ter.
ritory OF this stale for the purpose, OF
her debt, and credit her with all the
amount OF moneys spent within the
borders OF West Virginia for internal or
public improvements. and thon strike q
balance. The reault will show how the
account stands. ,
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We would not advise population, but
any adjustment of this debt question,
except on terms the most just aud rea-
sonable for this state. will not meet tho
approval OF the people, and it behooves
our friends to handle wisely and eau
.,iously this very veSed question. Our
Democratic friends are anxiously watch
ing and even hoping tor the Republi-
cans TO do some act that will give them
an issue for 1896. for they know they
have none now. and won't have, unless
one is raised through some mistake in
the legislation this session. But we
have confidence that the majority in
the legislature will not during this se,-
sion furnish the Democrats an issue Tor
the next campaign.
Respectfully,
ALEX. DuLlS.
Sutton, ". Va, January IS.
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Petroleum.

oil City-openod nj o. 90; hlshoat 81 0ot;
lowest 81 90: closed at q 90; sales cash oil o00j
barrels: shipments li7,sal barrels; runs 1920
barrels.
Now Iork-Pctrolcum steady; Pennsylvania
oil, sales none; February option. sales none;
closed ut 81 w bid. Linn oil, sales none.
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Wool,

New York-WOol quiet
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1sloand1sls Markets., Wheeling. w.vs.

Tho Island cars and electric motors pass the
door. Fourth annual sas,ion begins MONDAY,
September II. 1871 This school offers 4 COM
plete aud thorough education In Pracuca: Eng
lish: Mathematics. English ClaSsics. Latin and
Modern Languages.
The school consists Of Primary. intermediate,
Academic and College Preparatory Department.
The methods and course OF Instruction will
com pare fayorably with the best scmipas!es in
the country.
Boys arc received in the Primary and Inter
mediate For circulars or Interview, apply 10
MRS. N. STEVENS HART,
Principal. Wheeling. ". Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-31

Our school law has been tampored
with so much by incompcten. hand,
that our once-msgnlficent school system
has come into bad repute and in somo
localities almost q by-word. This mat.
ter should receive early and careful at.
tention from the legislature. Tho effort
now being made to take the state uni.
veraity and normal schools from under
partisan control should receive the
unanimous support Of every fair minded
man. # is not surprising that 80 many
OF our university and normal graduates
come away from those shoots FREQ trad.
ers when We roalize the fact that all the
text books on United States history and
political economy taught In said sci ools
are written BY partisans and free trade
authors. While this condition OF AZ.
fairs exist, the growth and prosperity
OF our state will be retarded to the ex-
tent that our young men are poisoned
by the baneiul doctrine Of free trade
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-31

All Trains daily. except Sunday.
J.. E. TERRY.
General Freight and Passenger Agent
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.

On and ate, Sunday. December IS. 1894. Pas
sengcr Trains will run rs follows: sDaIly.
tDaily Except Sunday. Central time
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Sutton, ". Va, January IS.
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Cincinua.i TriSuH.
CHAPTER
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now. Ho only 'hss 10 work ,oighsoon
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ice OF Cream Balm lie fifty cents.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1895-07-06

read "Trilby" or any of
those "fn de steele books" The
last is . much twisted about
term. 1t can be clapped onto most
anything and made to serve any mean
ing. Maybe Trilby is fin de siecle-I
don't know.
The only objection to Trilby is that
its too popular. People discuss the
book who have no more conception or
appreciation of it than they have of
anything else beautiful and human
and artistic The subtle fascina-
ton of the story lies in that
vague, indefnable quality called cat
mosphere. The newspaper war
waged by the redoubtable Whistler,
backed up by staff writers of versatile
imaginations, doubtless sold fifty
thousand copies. In England it ism {
nearly the sensation it was in the States.
The Manxman" reached . hundred,
while Trilby went at thirty thousand.
Here in the States the figures are re-
versed. "Trilby" Teaches one hundred
thousand-while few T. pie Rad "The
Manxman indeed, Ii "a tedious
thing. "The Heavenly T.ios, '.Ships
That Pass in the Night, The Woman
Who Did," and such like villainous
masquerading under the
name of literature, could be classed as
fin de steele books. But "Trilby" is
unique. 1t stands alone. For Trilby
herself was . sweet, noble, generous,
courageous soul, whose errors were
those of environment only. The instant
she realized their enormity she turned
away. Which, am told, is what you
want to teach Sunday school class.
eZ -
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porch of the house, and another into
the church. Both were partly wrecked.


KANSAS CRY, Mo. July 5.-Mrs.
Polk Rountree Gott to-day brought
suit for 1875 against her former hus-
band, /. N. Williams, of Springfield,
Mo. She alleges that he owes her that
amount for the board of their IF
teen year old son, Frank j. Williams,
Mrs. Colts maiden name was Matilda
Polk Rountree, and she is niece
of James K. Polk. She married Will
liams in Kentucky, but after they had
had several children they were divorced.
the father being given the custody
OF the children. Mrs. Williams mar
ried Mr.. oott, of this city, and after her
her son came to live with her.
She claims that lis father should pay his
board. Service was obtained upon Will
liams to day just as he was leaving on
the noon train for Springfield
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1895-07-06
SERVICES
Special Services and Subjects at the Var
tous Places of worship.

At First M. E. church the pastor
Rev. w. II. Daniel, will preach at 1915
a. m, and 7:45 p. m. Morning subject
| Character" evening: "The Bible-Its
Inspiration" Good music. Every
body made welcome.
Cbildren's day will be observed at the
Second Presbyterian church tomorrow
Some members OF the primary class In
the Sunday-school will graduate into
the intermediate department at nine
clock. Appropriate and interesting
exercises have been arranged for this
hour, including songs and recitations.
Miss Marie Antoinette Hartcorn has
consented to declaim. At the hour for
morning service Prot. David Dennis, of
Earlham college, will deliver . sermon
to children and the choir will render
music specially prepared for the occa-
sion. All are cordially invited to be
present.
Communion services will be held at
the United Presbyterian church to-
morrow morning. 1t is earnestly de-
sired that each member be present
Praise service in the evening. Special
music and fifteen minutes sermon by
the pastor, Rev. Alexander Gilchrist.
At st. Paul's church Rev. j. Everist
Cathell will preach at 1890 .. m. ON
Nature Att p. m. there will be .
service of praise with vhEmns and tunea
recsor.
Sabbath evening at 7:45 O'Clock the
pastor of White water Meeting will give
ho aon4~G pf . Of ~ n.
dresses on the subject India" The
special topic at this address will be
"Dr. Duff and his Work" The public
cordially invited.
The Womans Christian Temperance
Union will conduct the meeting at
Rhoda Temple tomorrow at $50. Sub
ject, Narcotics. A number of persons
have been invited to speak.
First Baptist Church-Morning text,
"Happy are the pure in heart, tor they
shall see God" Evening subject
"Conc arm for the Salvation OF Others.
Fifth st. NJ. E. church-Subject Of
pastors discourse at 1870 .. m, "The
Lords Witnesses. Evening subject
The Conversion of St. Paul.
Grace M. 4. church invites you te
attend Sabbath services. Short sermon
At 1890 .. m. followed by the sacra
ment of the Lords Supper. Love feas
At 8 .. m. The presiding elder viii
preach at 7:30 p. m. Special music.
Second English Lutheran Church
Preaching by Rev. VIM. l.. Heuser, o
Baltimore, Nd.
First English Lutheran Church
Communion services At 1870 a. m
Preaching by the pastor, Rev. j. w
Kapp.
Christian church-Subject at 10:3O
Whose 1 am, and whom serve" A
7.30 there will be . special service he'll
by the members of the missionary aux
Hilary, at which time q complete jour
pey will be made to India-leavin
Richmond and arriving at Balasphul
Special music has been prepared fo
this service, and many things arrange
to make the meeting of interest to a
who may attend.
Trinity English Lutheran church
Preaching at 1890 O'Clock, .. m. Sui
ject: Goods Great Mercy"
! Preaching service At South Slh g
church tomorrow, at 1870 .. m. Chri:
tian Endesvor prayer meeting at 6:3t
, The evening service is discontinued fo
few weeks.
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DECLARED INTRUDERS.
oe"ree >. Good ard Jamas Kerr Ordered
70 Leave the Choctaw Nation.

SOUTH McALrsTER, 1. T. July g.
George >. Good and James Kerr, clerks
IN the House of Representative, Wash
ington, composing the firm of Good &
20, have been declared intruders BY
indian Agent Wisdom. and ordered to
leave the Choct2w nation within Eve
Gays. lie the event of failure TO leave
'hey will have to pay a royalty
70 the Choc av nation for goods shipped
"a aud sold. Good Il Co, are
general railroad contractors and
nave had the contract for
building an extension to the Choctaw,
okiahons Il Cult railway. They are
charged With being introducing and
selling merchandise to citiz ms and non
citizens, aud refusing to pay the roy atty
o. one and quarier per cent. required
4 II.
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LORD SALISBURY


LONDON, July 6-The House OF
Lords met 1T noon. Lord Salisbury
replied to the recent speech oil Rose
berry, which attacked the legislative
preponderance of the House of Lords,
Salisbury said the upper house took nc
share in the votes through which the
governments were displaced or inaugur-
ated, nor the provision funds
for pabhc service. In the
House OF Commons Knox
anti Parnelli,e, denounced the bigotry
aud treachery of the government in re-
fusing to let go to committee the Irish
municipal franchise bill after passips
through the second reading. The bill
devcting money aud maintenance t.
various public services until next Par
lament meets passed the third reading
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SHe, POINTERS.
A Few Bris1tt cred From Eser,whese
and Ca< for this column.

| Hard Magh ] ooring, Mather Bros.
Buy fowu ach & Co., phone IS4.
New furni1rx stoves at Nordyke's.
| Miss Rensn srt has gene on a visi.
to Seven Mie
| Miss Marie Is left for New Mad
ison, o., this = fg
Scientific syrse fitting a specially,
by G. NJ. JenEn spsieian.
Mr.. aud Mng. ". Clifford will
spend Sunday nalumbus.
The Fourth -, and now ior the
10th and fi,ht bills.
| Joe C. Kerneas Tor New York
tonight for a M = stay. -
TO-, vii will spensEr .ls s:ty. :
Mr.. and Midi e Buayan viii
spend Sunday i fp e2.la, Ohio.
Mrs. Sam Rotts 1 ] daughter Iona
have gone 10 Il ifs few days visit.
Information rhii ! to the local city
writing contest, ll I rear In Monday .
paper.
Mrs. Jonas HFs. of Cincinnati,
arrived in the by sst evening for .
weeks visit.
Block ice creak 8. slices to the gal
lon. sliced and reSy serve, any favor,
at Makeley's. tu-th-sat
Mrs. DR.. Hau3A. nee Mather, is
now at home at d. .iller Sanitarum
with her husbantkshildren.
Miss Daisy BlsMLdered some very
acceptable selestne in reading last
evening at the laJt.ie at the home OF
Mr.. j. E. Tiff.
G. ". Conrad. ttae division freight
office, spent the Hteh and the follow
ing day in Chicagow nrning this morn
ing. He had a u enjoyable time
The types yesta made Howard
College" out of hysrd College in
the item that spoh O.. the college to
which Miss Margp Dennis intends
going.
Ed, Raymond sns Cora Lichten els,
have returned from Cincinnati. where
they spent the Feuh, Raymond get
ting his face snd krds burned with
powder.
The board of pa.lic improvements
met yesterday sfternon and viewed the
work of the severa Contractors in va
rious parts OF the cif, but have as YET
made no report.
Miss Ida Z. Finsg, OF this city, and
Miss Ina LeibhsrA-1E Milton. both
clerks in the postohcs department q
have been promoted from
s1200 to $1400 clerkships.
DR.. Latterner, who las been for som,
days at Middleton. Ohio, attendip,
his mother, wIite1 DI Meredith thil
that his smoher died on tn
ith. DR.. l.. will -etIrn on Monday.
The superintendent OF police state
hat he does not beli,ve the new lay
,ffeetive n tie mst1s ot The ladisn
.cnu 20 Interfere with Us sale at pres
ent.
Supt. G. W. Peck, of the Richmon
division, has gone east with his famil
to spend a short vacation. They ar
now at Toledo. O., their former home
and will go on to Connecticut for thel
Mrs. Will Morgan escorted baud c
little girls in an expedition to the cit
and county jails this afternoon. 1t wa
q new sight for the children, and man
things of interest fell beneath thei
ready observation.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1895-07-06

Mrs. Rhode Noah, of this place, was
taken in the night with cramping pains
and the next day diarrhoea set in. She
took half bottle of black berry cordial
but got no relief. She then sent to me
to see if | had anything that would
help her. | sent her bottle Of Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy and the first dose relieved her.
Another of cur neighbors had been sick
for about a week and had tried differ
ent remedies for diarrhoea and kept
getting worse. I sent him this same
remedy. Only four doses of it were
required to cure him. He says he owe.
his recovery to this wonderful remedy
Mrs. Mary Sibley, Sidney, Mich. Fol
sale by A. G. Luken q Co, Druggists
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An old lady giving every evidence OF
insanity, was arrested last evening by
Officers Lawler and Bllckwedel, near
the city building. She was also uuder
the Influence of liquor, which did not
noticeably improve her condition. She
stated that her name WAS Ida Pearl
Pierce, and that she had relatives named
Futon. both at Centerville, Ind, ard
Al Gxmpbellssovn, D. Superinrendent
tsggemeyer ss-t her to Cen5srVllie on
the lilo train. She stated also that she
was . widow, had no brothers, sisters OF
other immediate relatives living. She
Vas perhaps sixt years OF age.
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washington Notes.

WASHINGTON, July The mail
from Buzznd's Bay was unusually light
this week, only three cabinet officers
being in the city. The Fourth of July
coming in the middle of the week gave
most ct the clerks q double holiday.
The only stir this week was the ap-
poiptmsnt of q successor to Prot. Hsr-
rirgton. The expenditure in the treas
ury department this week il unusual.
It Is predicted that the expenses will
soor run beyond the receipts and create
snsAher d,6cis.
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Tn. cema SIN Above Ground.

COLUMBUS, Ind, July 5-The cot
I'm in which it is claimed the body OF
Thomas Myers Was buried at Liberty
Cemetery, this county, still lays ex-
posed to view of all who travel by the
cemetery, as does also the box in which
il was enclosed. The open grave yet
yawns ter corpse. Ciuzsns do not
want this state of affairs TO continue
lon ger, and 1t the same time none cares
to enter the cemetery and remove the
coffi a, Is DR.. Cox, uncle of the alleged
dead man, said Myers died of diph-
iberia.
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q York, July 8 A young n

0YoRK, july A young man
ehteen, givirs the name OF John
-. Alscine, insane, v s arrested on the
1rects to- day. He sells remarkable
lnlkpry. He says that he was turned
thrift in box car at Charleston, South
krolina, with loaf OF bead and pail
uater by his father. He was taken
pm the car at Philadslphia and beat
way here. The authorities are COM
- nni xs;ng with Charleston authori-
10, where It is supposed his parents
~. II to do.