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The Red Cloud chief., 1896-09-18
Are You
Thin?

Look about you'll See for
YOURSELF Who suffer most
from slceplessncss, nervousness,
nervous dyspepsia, neuralgia,
dependency, general weak
ncssf Who arc on the edge
OF nervous prostration all the
timcs Those who are thin,
Opium, ehloraL bromidcs,
headache powders, only make
matters worse. Iron and Bit
ters are only stimulants. To
be cured, and cured for good.
you need a fAt. making food.
You want new blood, rich
blood; and a strong nerve
tonic.
SCOTS EMULSION Of
Cod-liver Oil with Hypophos-
phites is all this. 1t feeds the
tissues, makes rich blood, and
strengthens the nerves.
Book about it free for the asking.
For sale by all druggists at SOC. and
500.
SCOTT & BOVINE, New York,
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HAD HARD LUCK.
The Lick Obsrryatory Eclipse Expedition
TO Japan Ia Hard Lines.

OAKLAND, Cal, Sept. 9S,-From ad.
Vices recently received from members
OF the Lick observatory eclipse Cxpc-
dItIOn to Japan, It Is Anticipated that
the party will arrive here on Friday
next. Its home coming Is frqught with
much interest, for several OF Its mem
bcrs met with thrilling adventures,
Dr. q. Il. Shuey, Professor Schae-
bcrkr and Louis Mastcn while return
Ing much dlshcartcned from the sta
ton In northern Japan selected for the
observations. they were deter
mined To climb the snowy summit OF
Fuiiyainc. 1000 feet above the sea lev
cl Notwithstanding the 1mlnous con-
dItions that threatened severe
storm. The ascent was not marked by
any extraordinary features until the
snow line was well below us, writes
DR.. Shucy. The storm broke furiously
upon us within Il very short time af-
trrwards. II was the most furious that
had beaten about the snow clad noun
tain top for many years. Blizzards roll
ed In and swept the CraSs. und We
nearly pershed. For thirty-siX. hours,
We were storm bound. our food sup
ply was exhausted and we suffered
much. We searched for shelter. and at
the summit located ramshackle hut.
which afforded n slight obstacle TO the
nercest Of the storm Tint ragged about.
The party was found ut Kobe by
Professor iIurckhOldcr. DR.. Shucy
writes under September 3: We left Co
tInba Il few days ago, after making the
ascent of FuJlyame with the Intention
OF coming direct with our limited
knowledge OF japanese and the station
agents less knowledge OF English we
could not understand why, he would
not sell q ticket through 70 Kobe. lie
would only let us have one to NagoyO,
where we had 10 stop over night. Then
We could only get another ticket to
Kyoto. and at the latter place learned
that the cause OF our difficulty was due
to the fact that the storm We had
while on FuJiyame was one Of he most
severe ever known, 81 no through
trains were run. Washouts along the
route greatly delayed travel"
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BICYCLE CRAZE
Has struck Darnria-Good Opening for
American Manufacturers.

American Manufacturers.
WASHINGTON. Sept ss.--A general
bicycle craze has struck Bavaria. ac-
cording TO report from United States
Commercial Agent Carpenter. at Furth.
He says the old ard the young can be
seen daily praStlciuS in back yards. va
cant lots and along country roads, des-
pcrntely struggling 10 maintain an cqui-
pose. and the apothecarlcs are consr-
Iuenty doing brisk business In llnl-
ments and court plaSters. St..
A short time neo II was not consid1r-
ed at all proper FOR young ladies 10 ap-
pear on bicycles. but the strong prCIn-
dice which existed has been gradually
giving way, and now the ladies'. mar
rted and single, and the young girls are
rapidly becoming enthusiastic devOteea
OF this afternoon sport. The Two local
bicycle companies existing have begun
to Increase their plants to meet the rush
OF business and two new companies are
about To embark IN business before the
end OF the year
The consul thinks there seems to be n
fine opening for the American bicycle
maker, as good European wheels are sold
for an exceedingly high price. and they
are certainly not 10 be preferred to the
light, graceful American machine. Th-
Germans do not buy on circulars but
must see the goods. so that the proper
way to reach the market Is by means
OF agencies supplied with wheels. The
duty assessed by weight Is small. not
exceeding n dollar and half for one
bicycle. The wheels should be fully
equipped with mud guards. beI1s.. nr..ff ..ffIl5dts-
and lamps. all covered In one price. for
the Germans Do not Ike TO buy eXtras.
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WORK OF GUERILLAs
An American Planter Subjected TO Man,
Indignitirs.


NEW YORK. Sept. 2S.-A special to
the Herald from Santiago DE- Cuba, says
Vice Consul Hyatt has entered an euer-
getlc protest In the case OF Peter +. Riv-
cry. an American planter, maltreated by
Spanish guerrillaS on his coffee estate.
La EsperdnZa, near ST. Luis, on road
10 Bayome. During his protest TO tn"
Spanish officer In command OF the suer-
rilla3 against the destruction OF his
fences and property by the lntter's
forces. itlvery was abused and led out to
be summarily shot. The timely inter-
ventIon OF Spanish scout. who pleaded
with tn. officer and vOuched for Rivcry's
neutrality alone saved him. Even then
the Euerrills were so cnraced that. in
dciiancea of the officers orders. they
brutally beat Rlyery with their mach
etes. and before leaving his plantation
tore down the American flag waving
over his residence, warning him not TO
display II again.
All Americans. the Guhrrillas said.
was either ''mambis" or rebel spies, and
II not openly aiding the revolution We're
doing so secretly. consequently they all
ought to be shot wherever found by the
Spanish troops RivGry was born in
New Orleans. lie Is Of French extrac-
tioD, and came 10 Cuba some years ago
to assume control OF property left him
by his grandfather, who died In Mar
Unique. He Is highly respected by the
better resident element and Is In no wise
suspected OF sympathy with the rcvolu-
tlon.
The Spanish colonel In command at
st. Luis apoloG!2ed to RIvcry for the
outrage done him. and expressed hls
personal regret at the lnsub0rdlnate acts
OF the unruly SlIerrIllas in the field.
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SALEM'B BIG MEETING
In Honor OF Congressman Doyrncr-IIc
l. Enthusiastically Received.

Special Dispatch to the IntcllIGcnccr
SALEM, W. Va, Sept. ?s.-Cnptnin
Il. b. Dovcner spoke Tonight to one OF
the largest political gatherings ever
held In Salem. The meeting was called
10 order promptly at lMlf-past seven
O'Clock by AIR. John NJ Flanagan, who
was made chairman Of the meeting.
and Mr.. WRyman Ogden, secretary.
After somr Of the county candidates
were introduced and made few re-
marks, Captain povencr WAS presented
amid the greatest enthusiasm to over
400 people and spoke FOR two hours.
The hail was beautifully decorated
with flags and pictures and presented
n handsome appearance, All VIII, AT
tended without regard to party nilllIn-
tiOns, pronounced It grand success.
The Republicans OF this vicinity are
well organized and have some great
surprises IN store for the Democracy
un November 2. The Salem Sound Mo-
nHy. Club. which has membership or
over one hundred members, lead by
the Salem Coruet band, escorted Cap
tain Duvpner To the hall.
lie VIII 30 from here u Sedalla, where
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The "nig Four,,imNIhe Mr,i.

DUBUQUE. Iowa. Sept. 2S.-Generals
Aigcr, Howard. Siegcl and Slckels and
Corporal Tanner arrived from the west
before daylight this morning and even
at that early hour were welcomed by n
large number of citizens. They remain
ed In their car until $50. when they
We're escorted 10 Washington park.
where they spoke for two hours In be-
half OF Mckinley. During the early
morning special trains brought In hun
dreds OF cXcursionists and It Is csti-
mated that not less than 10000 people
were In line. Several hundred local and
visiting Grand Army OF the Republic
men Were the escort and they accom-
panied by n detachment of cavalry,
formed Il long line Of marching clubs
and several bands. On the platform at
the park. besides the generals and 9th
or distinguished visitors. were Senator
Allison. Congressman d. q. Hendtr-
son and Governor Drake. Colonel Hen
derson presided and presented the
speakers. each hclng received with en-
thusIastlc cheers OF the assembled
thousands.
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81. LouI. Now Theatre Ourn,,l.

ST. LOUIS. Sept. 2S.-The Century
theatre. which, has been IN the course OF
erection for more than a'year at cost
of nearly 1000, 600: was opened here this
evening. The building covers half n
square, and Is Of white marble with y
gray granite foundation. 1t IL located
in the business center OF the city, and ls
said to be the finest theatre in the United
States outside OF Chicago and New
York. The decorative schcm= Is OF
green and gold. and the Italian rennnis-
SanCe styl. prevails from the lobby to
the drop curtain The play presented
tonight was Liberty Hall" and wRs
acted by Charles Frohman's stock cnm-
pany from the Empire theatre. New
York. Miss Viola Allen had the dIstInc-
tlon Of being the first leading lady Ia
speak from the stage.
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he VIII speak at 10 O'clock Tuesday. at
Centre Point, ut O'clock md at West
Union on Wednesday, at o'clock.
SENATOR ELKINs
Addresses the Largest Meeting or tho
Campaign at Huntington.

Special Dispatch TO tho lntcllIg0nCor.
HUNTINGTON, W. Va, Sept. 2s,-
Tonight the Republicans OF Hunting
ton nnd CaOeli county held the largest
and most enthusiastic meeting Of the
campaign. Every scat, and even the
nlslcs, In the large Davis Opera House
was occupied. Many were turned
away for the reason there was not
even standing room.
Senator Stephen b. EikIns was the
speaker and he held the closest atten-
tion OF his auditors throughout his
mastcrrul arguments for sound money
and protection. Ills speech was punc-
tured at frequent intervals by the
loudest demOnstrat tlons OF approval.
At tO-nlGht's meeting the Calumet
Cadets, dressed IN their beautiful
white suits, which the boys donned' for
the first time. the Mark Hanna club,
with uniforms and dozen other clubs
We're out In force, and "A magnificent
street parade. which proved to be n
perfect sumner 10 the opposition, was
Witnessed
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CHICAGO, Sept. 2S.-C0loncl Rob
crt G. Ingcrsoll will come to Illinois
next month and make four or five
speeches for Mckinley \ letter to this
effect was received at National Rcpub-
lican headquarters to-day. lie Will
make his first speech In Chicago on
the evening OF October S. In n big tent
which will he erected for the occasion
In some locality where the largest
number OF laborinE men can hear him.
lie will then go to llloomington.G Gales
burg ind Galena. and II he consents To
remain longer than four days, other
towns Will hear him. On.h tour Col
Oncl lnecrEDil may be accompanied by
Ex-Governor Oglesby. Ex-Governor Fif-
or and Senator CullOm.
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A DOMESTIC TRAGEDY.
n Physician shoots n Druggist aud
Wounds It's WIFE,


Wounds Ills wife.
DuNCANNoN. Pa. Sept, 2s-Dr T.
L. Johnston, n leading physician OF thIs
borough. made an unsuccessful attempt
this afternoon to KIN his wife and Or. \.
). Henry. II druggist, living near hy.
JOhnston called Henry into his office
about o'clock and charged him with
Intimacy With Mrs. Johnston. Before
Henry could reply Johnston pulled re.
volvcr and fired al him. Two bullets
lodged In Henry's head and another In
his bowels. JohnstOn's wife, who wit
messed the tragedy, turned to ilec when
she heard the first shot. Her husband
fired at her and the shot inflicted slight,
flesh wound. llenry's condition Is Sc
rious and there are grave doubts as 10
his ultimate recovery.
Immediately after the shooting, DR..
Johnston surrendered TO the borough
constable, and together tho two started
for New Bloomfield. the county seat.
When they arrived. tho doctor changed
his mind about going to jail. and after
driving 10 a hotel and eating a hearty
supper, engaged two lawyers 10 defend
him. A warrant was issued for him
from here tonight, charging aggravated
assault and battery, and an officer left
70 arrest him, Henry has wife and
four children.
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CANTON. Sept. @S-Thc first organ
led delegation to call on Major McKIn-
ley this week came from Lisbon, Column
blnna county, Ohio, and arrived at 1880
this afternoon In special train OF ten
coaches. II was made up OF employees
0f the Lisbon tin plate mills, farmers.
business men and mechanics from the
v!clnIty. and was accompanied by the
Lisbon city band. Hon. Il. W. Taylor.
McK!nley'a successor In Congress made
the introductory address. Major Nc
Klnlcy replied as follows:
Mr., Taylor My Fellow Citizens and
Ladies and Gentlemcn:-1 need not say
to you that | am deeply moved by this
call on this lnclament day from my old
constituents, and from the home where
my ancestors lived. l am glad, indeed.
TO havo been connected with a piece Of
national legislation that gave 60 the
town OF Lisbon an cnterprisng tin plate
plant, which gives employment, as l am
informed, to more than $50 people. YOU
FARMERS AND MERCHANTS AND
BUSINESS MEN KNOW HOW VAL
LIABLE THAT PLANT HAS BEEN
TO YOUR COMMUNITY AND COUN-
TY: AND SUBMIT TO You, NO
MATTER WHAT MAY HAVE BEEN
YOUR POLITICS IN THE PAST,
WHETHER YOU WOULD NOT PRE-
FER TO HAVE THAT TIN PLATE
FACTORY IN YOUR COUNTRY AND
IN WALES. IT ONLY ILLUSTRATES
WHAT HAS BEEN SAID THOU
SANDS AND THOUSANDS OF
TINES BY THE STATESMEN OF
THE PAST AND BY THE LEADERS
OF THE PRESENT. THAT TIE
MORE FACTORIES YOU CAN HAVE
IN ANY COMMUNITY. THE BETTER
WILL RE THE GENERAL BUSINESS
CONDITIONS AND THE BETTER
WILL BE THE MARKET FOR THE
FARMER,
After referring 10 his personal Interest
in, and friendship for the people of LIS
bon, who wcr- his constituents when he
waE In Congress. Major Mckinley cou-
Observation-Disclosures -
Your presence here indicates that
you have not lost interest in Republican
principles. ana that you are ~ much
conccrncl'in their triumph this year az
YOU have ever h-en before. ! am glad 10
W uSNucIN lfldl l nave your WHTH ana
hearty support, a. have had always in
the years Of the past. I will not venture
TO enter upon any political discussion
this afternoon, feeling certain that the
good old county Of Columbiana, has al
ready determined that her vote shall be
given for n sound currency, an IN
questionable national credit, an Ameri-
can protective tariif and reciprocity, the
supremacy of law und for the peace and
order OF society"
The l:0S Valley train brought several
carloads Of minister's and delegates TO
the African Methodist Episcopal confer
ancc In session In Cleveland to call on
Major Mckinley. They marched in
formally 10 the Mckinley home where
addresses were made by State Senator
Greene. OF Cleveland. Bishop Lee and
Bishop ArIntt Governor McKinIcy's
address dwrlt upon the development
and achievements OF the race
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HORRIBLE CRIME
That wns Donbted mt First, but Is Now
Fnlly Proven.

NEWPORT. Ark, Sept. 2S.-The
dead body OF CIR! was recovered from
the river near Jacksonport about two
weeks ago and her identity until to-
day was n mystery. Since then officers
have been Investigating and to-day 1t
was learned that she came from For
mora. Van Buren, county. and just be-
fore election day she had eighteen men
arrested for assault.
When the case came up her testl-
mony was 30 horrible that officers
doubted her statement, and discharged
the prisoners. Since the finding of the
body evidence has been unearthed
which reveals the truth OF her state
ment and shows that she was outrag-
ed and afterwards murdered by some
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Ihr kenLrille hIImrrN' StrIlIr,

hEADNlLLE. Colo, Sept. IS. - The
. clement that a committee OF 1--WE was
o. .niht"I blythe miners union Saturday
aGl I" consider the question OF dcClnr-
'i tho strike off. has been both confirm
hnd denied by prominent members.
~ today Secretary DrwHrd declared
B H''!Ecly that the strike viii not be de.
'rHd Of unles6 the full demands Of Che
". IlA ar" conceded The meeting Of the
'.N"fs' union. scheduled for tonight, H.t
.I.ch Il was undrrstood the report Of
10 committee 10 consider the question
AhnndonlnR the sirlkc would hp sub
.o"i"h. has been postponed tn Wcdncs.
.dy night.
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HYDE PARK, Mass. Sept 2s.-Har-
old Gray. young society man OF this
place. Is missing and warrant for his
arrest has been issued. Gray was the
Boston manager OF thr American
WrinGer Company, or New York. and Is
wanted In answer to the charge OF mis-
appruprIating between $4,000 and s25.-
600. An investigation Of the Boston
office I, Is alleged, shows that $4,000
worth of stock ia missing. and the bal
nnce. II Is claimed. has been taken from
collectors and accounted for.
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Sensation in Mrs. ,Iayhrick,. Case,

LONDON, Sept. 2S-Thc Press Asso-
CiatIon says Il Is reported that state
ments which Superintendent Brynlns
made shortly before his death Will lead
to n startling development In the case
OF Mrs. Florence Mnybrick, confined In
the Aylcsbury female convict prison, on
conviction of. poisoning her husband.
Superintendent Rrynins was n consplc-
nous figure In getting up the case OF the
prosecution upon which Mrs. Maybricls
was convicted.
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, CHICAGO. Sept. 2S.--E. NJ. and Jos-
eph Holland presented Henry Guy Carl
toms new comedy "T&o Men OF l}usi-
ness" al MCVIckcrs theatre this evening.
The play deals with business and social
life In New York. y fashionable and
brilliant audience witnessed the Initial
production md by frequent bursts OF
applause and curtain calls testified their
appreciation az Mr.. Cartoons work.
l;Olh Of the Hollands scored heavily. L.
NJ. Holland, however, probably having
the Rtrnngor ChnrnCtrr
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MONTREAL. Sept. 9S.-A strike of
the telegraph operators and train dis.
patchcrs on the Canadian Pacific roU-
road was ordered for o'clock Tonight
When the strike was ordered one opcr-
ator at tho Windsor street station In
Montreal walked out, and two or thrcc
train diSra;chers and few operators n I
stations OF lesser Importance did the
uuDNn -
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Observation-Disclosures, Montreal.
CEERBOURG-Aller, New York, for
Bremen.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, New York. for
Genoa. III
NEW YORK-Bovic, from Liverpool.
MONlLLE-MongolIan, from Mon
treal, for Liverpool.
QuEENSTOWN-RothnIa. from Bos.
ton, for Liverpool.
NEW YORK-Spnarndam. from
Rotterdam; phcncla, from Hamburg.
SElLLES-Bolivla, New York:
Patria, New York.
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4 GREAT SUCCESS.
rhc Republican Mass Meeting ut
Carnegie Hall. New York,
ALL FACTIONS ARE AT PEACE.
Forgetting Past Differences and
Working for the Ticket
AND THE STATE CANDIDATES.

, mating Eul,ied Gathering Occupies Scat,
mn the Stagc-Congrcs'n'hn Hack, The
y,n,Iu,c for Governor, Receives n Hons.
Ing Itrerrtion-Lorrl Ch'efJu Rus
,,,l, Of England, MI Interested specta'
,.r-senstor Lodge oIalrs the Principal
address of the Evrning-NIRkes Many
Telling Point, Against the "Boy Orator"
and the Chicago ConEiomcrstion Called
ApIatfurm.
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fANCEBURG. lSy., Sept. est Is
now developed that David Rogers found
ON the railroad track September lS. torn
20 pieces. was murdered and put on th,.
track. Charles Harmon has given in
formation that he saw men place the
body on the tract. \ bloody club near
the spot, the absence OF blood on Tho
track, add support 10 the theory OF
murder
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BUZZARD'S BAY, Mass.. Sept. 9S--
There took place nt the residence 0f
Charles T. jefferson. the mnrriage of
Margaret jefferson. his eldest dnuGh-
ter and grand daughter of
Joseph jefferson, and Glen McDon-
ouGh. If New York, The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Her
man Paige. Of Fall RIvcr and tn" form
Of the Episcopal church was employed.
Prominent among the guests werc
President and MH. Cleveland, Mr..
and Mrs McDnnough will reside In
New York.
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receiver for yenr, and an order was
recently Obtained by the receiver Henry
Winthrop Gray, from Judge Lawrence,
which requires all policy holders who
may not hnvo paid assessments which
were made within the terms OF their poll
icics, TO pay tho same, Tho result of the
meeting was II decision TO advise all de.
llnduents TO refuse TO pay and 10 tight
the order, .r
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TROY. n. Y, Sept. 2S.-The resump-
tlOn of work at the Burden iron works
to-day IL the cause OF rejoicing In n great
many families In this city. While the
,full force OF men Is not at work. there
arc In the neiGhborhOod Of l,5O0 employ
ed. II is thought the works will be put
on In full force very soon.
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HOLLIDAYSBTRG, Pa, Sept. IS
The fires will be lighted In the furnaces
Of the Eleanor Iron works of Holidays
hurG and the Tyrone iron works Of Ty-
rome, this county. Both plants Will run
on full time day and night. These in
dustries have been Idle during the sum
mcr. Five hundred men will be given en-
nlpvmnut
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MANCHESTER. Y. H.. Sept. os.-The
hmoskcag corporation started up again
this morning, after an enforced idleness
OF several months Duration All de-
partments were set In motion. employ
Ing about {. 900 peOple
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WALTHAM. Mass, Sept. 2S.-About
1000 operatives returned Ia work In the
mills Of the Boston Manufacturing Com
pnny, OF this place. and others will be
taken In and given employment from
time to time until the entire force will
lt,. n ytnrl.
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We have one of ChickrrIng Sons latest
and most modern Upright Pianos, pur-
chased about ono year ago, which hns
had little or 10 Use. The owner must
dispose of II, and In order 10 do so quick
ly VIII sell 1t nj n great sacrifice. The
piano can bc seen NJ our wnrnroonls.
II. w. BAUMER CO,
No. 1910 Market street.
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NEW YORK, Sept. 2S.-Chair,nnn
Joncs, OF the Democratic NatIonnl
committee and Senator GOrmnn
reached the Fifth Avenue hotel about
O'Clock Tonight,
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%EW YORK. Sept. ,2s.--A meeting OF
i,'ry holders Interested In the affairs
tnr tnItcd states Mutual Accident
nn"pclntlOn was held ;hIs afternoon. Tho
association has been In the hands OF a
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NEW YORK, Sept. 2S.-Ex- Secretary
W. c. Whitney will be married tO-mur-
rhw at noon IN Bar lIarbOr to Mrs.
Edith S. randolph. .Bl,h arc now stay
Ing nj the Hotel Malvern, Bar Harbor.
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Was the oldest NIc,nbrr,

HUNTINGTON. w. Vn.. Sept, nS.-
Hon. Thomns Hawkins, the oldcs, mem
Dor Of tho West Virginia Legislature.
died to-day. aged scvcnty-four Years