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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-10-25
BELLAIRE.

Peter Shepherd and Joseph Mcmillan
ARE in the lookup charged with some
petty offenses.
All members of the Young Mems Free
Silver marching club will be sure to
take notice of the meeting at City Hal
Monday night.
On Tuesday night will be a parade in
BelIaire called a record breaker unless
the weather is bad. Big preparations
are being made for the event
The funeral of Miss Maggie Schramm
will take pace this afternoon at two
o'clock from the German Church, on
central avenue. ThedeceIsed was a
daughter of Peter and Elizabeth
Schramm, of Shady Side, aged p years
anu nine months.
Miss Laura C.egg, Of Moundsyille,
after a very agreeable visit with her
cousin. Mss Maggie Clegg. of the First
ward. has returned to her home.
Chester Smith. who spent the summer
at Kankakee, His, working for Davis
& Archer.is in Belaire on a short visit
with his parents
Charles Arnold, the druggist, was out
the c.. /. & W. road last week on a
hunting trip. He had fair success.
Joe McN3bb, Of The First ward, has
gone to Parkersburg on a short call.
A child of Charles Wise was taken
sick with fever last week.
Mrs. Orion P0rt5rfe,d, who has been
sick for several days. is improving, but
the young baby is in poor health.
The girls drum corps played for the
Republicans of Wheeling last night
Miss Elizabeth Longs funeral Will oc-
cur to-day at p. m. from her late home
in the first ward. Interment at old
Wegee cemetery.
LeeR. Carman. OF Belmont, O., was
in the city yesterday at the Anderson.
Next week the Chau,auquan Circle
will meet at the home Of Miss Allie Mel
lott.
John Davis is at home from Kanka-
kee. Ills. having finished the job OF
paving there.He will give his attention
to his Sistersville contract
A wire has been connected with the
Elvs:an Theatre and the election news
VIII be received their November Sd.
The debate between Il. II. Whitney
and w. Z. D3nford. at the Forest Hill
school house. has been postponed I'll
Monday night, when it viii come OIL
sure, unless Danford crawishes.
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The State Supreme Court.

Special 90 the Register.
Charleston. W. Va. October 24.-The
supreme Cour, made the following or
ders to-day.
Hyer rs. Lambert, from Tucker coun-
~ appea, and supersedeas allowed;
bond $500.
Butler VS. Thompson, and others,
from Tucker county, appeal and super
se.a5s allowed; bond 5000
Downs VS.. ValmeJer, from Berkeley
county. petition for writ of error re-
fused
South Branch Railway Company vs..
Longs q min.sra,or, writ Of error al
lowed. bond $500.
Crawford Us. R.tchey, from Marshall
county. appeal and supersedeas allow
cd. bond 5000.
A cons Isr3ble number OF aftidayits
have been submitted in the Marcum
and Harvey maudamus cases, but a DE-
elsie. viii no, be reached before the
miG..e OF next week.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-10-25
ENEMYs LOSS HEAVY.

Mozambique, October 24.-Major Al
buquerQue, the Governor General, with
three hundred Portuguese and one hun
dred native troops, recently went TO
Manicaland. While in Biyouac, at
Magenga, he was attacked by 1000 Mas
s.arallos. The Portuguese made a gal
lant defense and kept the natives at
bay for twenty-five hours. But they
they were finally forced TO retreat owing
TO lack of water. Two Portuguese were
killed and twenty-three were wounded,
including the Governor General. The
enemy's loss was heavy.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-10-25
THE PARKEKsBURG CROWD.
How 1t Came That the Down-River Points
Turned Out Big Delegations

Special TO the Register.
Parkersburg, W. Va, October FL
The crowd that left here this morning
for Wheeling to participate in the Rail
readers Day" celebration was made up
of people of all the parties, and tae
Grains were thrown open to any and
every one. The employees of the B. & o.
R. R. would no, fl TWO coaches at this
point, but twelve coaches left here and
were filled.
The r gister man was informed by
several who were going that although
they were not in accord with the Repub-
licans, they were offered a free ride and
free lunch and took advantage of it. A
number Of the men az the company
shops. although they desired to go, and
who are Bryan men, would not do so,
because they were Informed when the
announcement was made at the shops
that unless they marched in the pro-
c-ssion at Wheeling, were not wanted.
Among the party going were a large
number of boys, ranging in age from II
TO Is years.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-10-25
THE SECOND HOSPITAL.
snocinl 10 the Reelster.

Special TO the Register.
spencer. W. Va, October 24.-The
annual meeting of the Board of Direc-
TORS of the S c0nd Hospital for the In
sane. which mas been in session here Tor
several days. has adjourned.
The report of the directors 10 the
Governor was mad out and will be full
and comprehensive. and asks for the
necessary appropriations for the next
TWO years.
A dance was INDUCED in Thursday
nieat by the patients and attendants
and a number of visitors, and was IN
joyed by all.
The bids for furnishing coal for the
next year was awarded TO the Consum-
ers' Coal Company, Of Spi,man, w Va.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-10-25
RI0TING IN SPAIN.

Madras, October PA serious riot
has occurred at Negapatam, sixteen
miles south OF Carr.cal, and forty-eight
miles by rail from Tanjore. Several
thousand railroad workmen who were
locked out made an attempt to loot the
freight depot and the police fired on
them, killing two men and wounding
many others.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-10-25
MAC CORKLE AT BLUEFIELD.

Twenty-Five Hundred Enthusiastic Voters
Hear One OF the Best Speeches of the
Campaign.
Special to the Register.
Bluefe!d. w. Va, October 24.-The
meeting of Gov. MacCorkle tonight
was aft, elimination to his series Of
splendid meetings in southern West
Virginia. Bluefeld turned out en- masse,
He was escorted to the meeting by a
splendid parade. There were present
about $500 people. The Governors
speech was mostly devoted to the state
ments Of the Bluefeld Telegraph. He
was accorded a great reception and mis-
speech was one of the best ever made
here. The county is in splendid order,
and the utmost enthusiasm was mani
tested.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-10-25
KICKED BY A HORSE.

Special to the Register.
Toronto. Ohio. October 24-Harry,
the eIeven-year-old son of Carson Car
senstein. was kicked in the head TO-
night by a horse, fr2cturing his skull
He will not live until morning.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-10-25

A Fairmont Gold Bug Receives Disheart-
ening Information While Asleep

cuiug Information W ME Asleep
Special to- the Register.
Fairm0nt. W. Va. October 24.-The
Hoe, Marietta. in FairmOnt mas been
khe scene Of many spirited political dis
cIssiOas this campaign. In the last
week they have b en- particularly IN
reres,iug owing 10 the fact that both
sides have b--n represented by persons
who lr- well mp on .le financial cues
ton Col ". Il. Conway has been rep
resel.iug The free silver side and d. l.
Barnes. a travelling man from Con-
ue.lsv.ils has champion d the gold
standard end. Friday has been The mrs,
day during The week INA, they have not
had discussion. and IL was supposed
thar Barnes KEEP still on that day that
ha might be b=-,er prepared for argu-
men on Saturday Yesterday morn
ing Barnes. who had been claiming
NcKuley's election by $50 votes, looked
down hearted. Sew raj attempts were
made 10 ger him TO talk, but they were
fu-Ic Every one was surprised az him
and thougl- he must have been jilt=d
by his girl the njgh, before, or some
thing equally dislear-ening. About
noon De explained his silence
Fl said that The night before he went
90 bed with his mind far from politics,
and expecting a good nights rest. About
one o'clock. however, he was disturbed
ty q dream I. seemed that it was the
fourth of November. el,.r the election.
and NE went % the telegraph office to
re.r the news. and found Bryan was
elected by SOC v0-es. He says Dir ans
have always been very prophetic in his
case. and as he told the dream to a
Friend hef0r breakfast /, will doubtless
prove true. He is now hunting people
who offer big odds on McKinley's cleo
G0u. This story has been widely cir
cus-5j In F3irmont and I. is attracting
much attention.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-10-25

Ohio The issues were made plain as
never before, and at the c.Ose the entire
audience made a rush forward to give
him their hand. At midnight the meet
ing adjourned amid shouts OF people
and the booming of cannon.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-10-25
VERA A B0LTER,
Pompadour Jim's Second Wife Leaves Him.
Flare Up in Montreal-Jolly Row in the
Corbctt Family.

Corbctt Family.
Montreal, October 24.-Mrs. James
J. Corbett the second has bol-ed. The
fghJ5r-actor is playing here, and a. the
Windsor Hotel he and his wife had a
frst-ci2ss general quarrel, which may
end in their separation. An anony-
nous letter was received by Mrs. Cor
bett and when Corb5tt got to the hotel
yesterday afternoon his wife charged
him with unfaNhfulness and immedi-
ately there was a row. Dinner was
served in the parlors and plates were
minor weapons. C0rbett left in disgust,
so he said and the Windsor constable
says he saw the champion run. At $50
Corbejt returned. only TO find that his
wife had left for NV York.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-10-25
MARRIED.

DAy-UANCF-At the rectorv. 81. Luke's
p + church. Wednesday. October p; at
seven o'clock a. NE, by the rector Rev.
Tarob R~fttuehom Mr. William Bates
Dav. to Miss Mary Hoge, daughter OF Mrs
Mary l.. Hance.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-10-25
STEAMSHIP ARRIVALS.

New York. October 24.-Arrived:
E.ruria. Liverpool.
New York, October 24.-Arrived: La
Bretagne, HGvre.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS CHANCES.

so INVESTED BY OUR BONA FIDE
system of speculation Will make $50 dur
ing September. Write SCHNEIDER &
co. PCS Lasalle ST.. Chicago sel2edw
ANTFD-CAPABLE YOUNG MAN
with 81 con 90 carry stock Of goods and
manage branch for Chicago house salary
Sl25 per month and an expenses, also eX-
ira percentage Permanent position with
good future prospects. Address JAMES
BARTON, l25 Franklin street, Chicago.
oc2jq
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-10-25
Statesmen WANTED.

sArESl7,N WANTED IN EVERY DIS
trict; new season; samples tree, sa'aty OF
commission with expenses from S.di ''
LUKE BROS CO., Chicaso. Hy'"'N
Statesmen To SELL AS SIDE LINE
from catalogue clocks ana sliFerWaIe, TOT .y
premium purposes 10 own cu7' oIi,%Is t:lD-
iirol commission Address with refer
cnrcs. RECENT MFG. CO. Chicago.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-10-25

Corsets. extra long waist, 500, best fit
ting. unequalcd amy where.
linen Collars and CUFFS now Shapes
Feather Buas. large line cheap
VeiIinCs, the very latest. ,-,
Sboupiug Gloves, - clasp. very desirable
SWAB tCKH's.
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MALE HELP WANTED.

s. PER HUNDRED CASH PAID FOR
collecting names. Blank Book holding t1
names. with Instructions I've. 4iso rs ~
Co, Wycon, Minn. .-----.-.------ O--'l
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-10-25
". "a. POSTAL AFFAIRS

Special 20 the Register.
WASHINGTON, d. c.. October PA
commission has been issued to James W.
Moore as postmaster at Centerville.
WAYNE county. W. Va.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-10-25

ASSIGNMENT AT CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. o., October 2-Sigmund
HAYES & CO.. wholesale notion dealers at
No. ia St. Clair street, assigned To-Day to
Tulius W. Deutsch. 1t is estimated that
the liabilities will amount to $4,000 and
assets to 100000.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-10-25
AT GLOVER's GAP.
Meredith and Kendall. OF Fairmont Meet
Decided Frost

Decided FROST.
Special to the Register.
GIover's Gap. W. Va. October "a
Meredith and Kendall, of Fairmont, ad-
Vressed meeting here tonight of about
-. Of whom 81 were voters, one-half Of
whom were Democrats. Messrs. Mere
di-h and Kendall insulted the voters Of
both par les by their remarks. The
audience departed in disgust. They left
on a fre.gh, train with cheers for Bryan
ringing in their ears.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-10-25

Fur Trimmings. all widths in Thibet
Martin. Fox and all desirable kind IN black
gray. brown and white.
AiIover real Irish Point Laces. white ana
cru. Piece ChiTons, plain and embroid-
:. I'D for Tokes and Fronts.
Latest Novelties in NccSwear.
SWABitFER'S
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LOST Between Tenth street a
ty-scVcuth street, ON Monday
ring. Finder will DE rcWard.r o..
same al this Office.
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AGENTS WANTED


AGENTS WANTED TO SELL THE N
d.IIfLIo Check PerfOrator. rctails 5000,
large commission. WESLEY NJ i q CO.,
n Park Row, New York. oc-'l
AGENTS ORGANIZERS oPPoRTUNI-
~ TO represent honest Insurance. pays
eicl, accident and immediate death bene-
ff Good commission 20 hustlers. >.
ROTHBLUM Baltimore, Nd.
AGENTS MAKE Sc TO SIS a DAY N
trojucing The "Comct' the only 81 snap
shot camera made. The greatest seller OF
the century general a4d Local ; asf t,
,.jtCr,- Write to-day for terms and SAM
Mes. AIKEN-GLEASON co, NJ. La
,,rotso Mis- oc2iSaJd. Wed
AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE for
our magnificent line Of Holiday. GIFT
p6oks something new. Sales wonderful.
t,or fiI particulars and terms address
PEOPLES. 1911 Market street, Philadel-
MD IN oclSdr
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p. A. c. SHUT OUT.

Special to the Register.
Pi,tsburg, Pa. October 24-T. A. c.
and University of West Virginia met in
a red-hot game at p. A. c. park. The
West Virginia boys, all big fellows,
have learned many new points in the
game recently, getting most OF them
from the famous Lafayette College eleV-
en- with whom they played three games
last week. ArtherJOn, for +. a. {,
kicked eff 10 the West Nirginia's 10
ward line. Yeager got the ball and ran
forty-fve yards before he was downec.
p. A. C's ball on tumble. Robinson
ran forty-fye yards West Virginia
got the ball on downs, and by gccd
bucking of the line put ,he ball on Z. A.
C's 25-vari line. P. A. c. got the ball
ON downs. bu. failed 10 glin. When
time was cau-I on the first half,
Wesg Virginia had the ball
on p. A. C.'s 25-yard line. Flrs, half
score: p. A. c. o; w. Va. 0. Second haf
p. A. c. 0; w. Va. 4.
The lineup of the teams was as fol-
PA.C. Position. I. of W. Va.
r.oye-t left end Robb & Osborne
Prince ........ left taclle.... Mcdonald
NrcJunkin .......left guard...... kIebs
Rood .........center...... Stamford
Hepfens,oI right guard. .Nethkin
Richie -. ..righ, tackle. Whittier
Van C,eve -. right end. =. Trenchard
Ann Quarter back Anderson
Robinz9n' -. left half. ..Soutn
Frve right half. ..Brunor
-, fnU hack. ..Yeager
Extras. p. A.C., COwies, Boyard' hoD-
inson. Referee, McCiung, oil LehlgA'
Conklin, of West Virginia. umpire
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WANTED.

WANTED-A FIRST CLASS SALES
lady: one boy, must Doe a worker and iull
OF business: steady employment to learn
a good business. Call this week. THE
RACKET. llO2 Market street. oczo
WANTED - STENOGRAPHER AND
typewriter. to work three or four hours
during each evening for the next ten days.
Address. stating compensation expected,
STENOGRAPHER, care Register.
oc23erdq
EVERYWHERE MEN TO ADVERTISE
'Tustro." the modern securing soap, tax
signs distribute circulars, place samples
orders. ETC.: steady work; salary $40 week
~ and eXpenes. THE LOSTRO CO. nj
cagO. o0-'P
WANTED AT ONCE-AGENTs, Ladies
ar gentlemen Room 10, Reilly building.
OC2UeV
WANTED-TO CORRESPOND WITH
d,rtore who have been turned down by
The Ohio State Board Medical Resistra-
49,, ma Examination. Can furnish Nalu-
a .to'' INFLAMMATION. Address DOCTOR. care
this office. --- %
vvANTED-AN ACTIVE MAN AT $500
,,,rcl,iL and expenses. 40 fortune hunter
,,.o,trl viii guarantee permanent posi-
70, n rignf. N Interested address quickly
..Nianufacttlrcr," J.. o. Box 5oOo,, Boston,
Mass.
WANTED EVERYBODY INTEREST
cd in nIautiug Fruit Shade, Evergreen
,1,rods Small Fruits. Vines. Roses, etc. TO
eond n once for the lowest cash prices we
have ever offered on nursery stock; AZ
dress ONO VALLEY NOIShltiI-S'
MoundsVille, w. Va. .I
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Get the Best,-A
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The Only
Sarsaparilla
At Worlds Fair.
THE OLDEST ACTOR DEAD.
Henry II. Howe. Who Visited Seattl'
With Irving.

Cincinnati. March lo.-Henry Fl. Howe.
the aged actor who came 10 this country
with Henry Irving. was found dead In his
apartments at the Burnett house in this
city last night. During Irvings engage
Tnent here Mr.. Howe. who was 81 years old.
was taken down with cold that at nrsi
threatened pneum 0n!a. and fears were en-
tertained on account of his advanced years.
His physician gives the cause as Old age.
saving that his cold had left him very weak
and unable to rally. though 1t was entirely
gone. The body Will be sent TO New York.
Ii is not determined whether 1t will be in
TERED in New York or forwarded to Lon
don. his former home
Henry H. Howe was the oldest actor on
the stage He visited Seattle with Henry
Irving in 1894. playing the part Of Goboo.
Launcelots father. in The Merchant OF
Venice"
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MARINE NEWS.

San Francisco. March 10.-Arrived-
Homer Coos bay: bktn Arago. Wiiiaps
harbor: ssshf Pioneer. Gray'S Harb0r. akin
North Bend. Gray's Harbor; schr Neptune.
Columbia river Departed Australia.
Honolulu. 4. =. S. Monterey. Port or
chsrf Waiia Walla. Victoria and Port
Townsend. whaling str Narhwal whaling
bk Gatherer, Prince william sound.
FFeights-fncbkeith. now on the Sound.
lumber thence to Valparaiso. Pisagua
range.
Port Gamble, March 10 Special-Ar
rived -Schr Joseph Russ. tweRty-one days
from San Diego.
PORT Townsend, March i0.-Speciai.-Ar
rived Bkin Retriever san Francisco. for
Hadiock. schr Prosper. san francisco for
Port Blakeley; sh Columbia. San Fran
cisco for Sanaimo To sail tomorrow
Britieh blk Efrkdaie. Vancouver for Free
mantle. schr Bangor, Port Gamble for San
res.rn. Sailed today-sehr J. NJ Colman
Tacoma for San Francisco
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PERSON Az.

p A. o Farrell. OF Spokane. Is staying
at the Butler.
H. II. Hansen. Of the Tacoma NH Com
pany, is a; the Butler.
Mr.. and Mrs r. l. Lord. of Anacortes.
are staying at the Butler.
A r GARNER. of Tacoma, special insur-
ance adjusteT. is at the Butler.
W r Forrest. of Olympia. state land
commissioner. Is at the Butler.
Or g & Frost and Mrs Frost. OF Bos-
ton tourists. are at the Stevens
Mr. and Mrs. A. r.. Knapp. NJ Portland.
are staying at the Rainier Grand.
r g. Derning. late proprietor OF the
Olympia hotel. Olympia, Is at the Northern.
T. f. Atherton. OF Spokane. of the Great
Northern Express Company. is al the
Stevens.
Eugene +. Smith. a business man and
pioneer IL Lowell. registered at the Diller
yesterday.
J. r Hart. shingie manufacturer Of Ev-
erett and II. j. Smith. shingie manufac-
tLrer OF Tacoma, are al the NoTtner
Miss I.otte Hoffman and Miss Anna May
lor. both OF Oak Harbor. are visiting the
city and are among the piller guests
Capt f. ]. Rathbone. OF Portland. super
lntendenf of the Oregon Railroad a. Navi-
CATION Company's water lines is staying
az the Northern.
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The steamer walla Waia sailed from
San Francisco Tuesday with these passeH-
gers. Fer NictoFia-D Eensrdi and wife,
II. Lokcha.r X s Robinson. a. O.
Moody. o. Kloepfel T. HUI. G. II MarciS.
Miss Arthur. Miss Weys +. Etesheu. Mrs.
II. X. Mexican aad daughter J. Hender-
son
Seattle G. Manfer and wife. ]. iytle
+. Hanson. +, JAcohosics. q NJ Barnes.
sirs. /. IL lelsfTon. ~ kodgnan Mrs
Markham. Airs. Mccormick and daughter.
Mrs J. l. Atmer. Miss A Mueller, y l.
Davis NJ f4ndauist. Miss q, Duff1eld. Miss
s Mason. g. l. Cpoyich. j. Cuthhert, +
Eahch Aiss Samaels. Mrs. Sherwood J
Wright J r Robinson. MRS. Ksun-
man. Miss T Mossrovr. W e. Coe. l. II
Grinlfb aa9 wife. Mrs r. l. Price. Mrs
Roach. Mrs. Gooiet. Mrs. J. Letfh. J
wiit1. vito and child. A. Williams. Airs
Gonzales q. Davies
Tacoma. Srles. q Sehlosssr. Mrs. +.
Joliden. n. Danatir. = Welsh
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Lives Lost and Much Property De-
stroyed in Austria and Germany.

London March IA Vienna dispatch
to the Standard says: There has been a
heavy snowfall for three days IN Austria
followed by a sudden thaw. which has
caused disastrous results. The telephone
service has been disors anized. the Vienna
streets are "a network of fallen wires,
hindering traffic. There have been floods
in the Alpine districts of the Tyrol and
In Bohemia. with avalanches and land
slides on the railways. 1t Is feared that
many lives have been lost.
The STANDARD also has a dispatch from
Berlin which reports extensive floods in
the west and south of Germany. The
Rhine. Moselle. Saar. Maine and Neckar
are all overlooked. and have submerged
a wide stretch of country. causing mu h
damage. II Is reported that several lives
have been lost A bridge is also said TO
have fallen at Pfortzhelm while train
laden with passengers was crossing, and
eight persons were drowned. The nh15-
itants OF several places ask for military
aid to relieve the distress.
". J. Tisdale and w. A. Bell. ranchers
h.
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Port Townsend. March 10 Special Tho
hsrseotine Iantippe, ~hich left san Jose
DE- Guatemala - DAYS ago for this place.
has no. b, IN heard from Grave fears are
entertained among shipping men for her
safety.
The Hawaiian bark Mama Ais. Whi %
left here On November . lumber inaen Tor
Adelaide AuRtr alia. has not been h"a-d
from. bHt a. Adelaide "a an cutoff Ne. say
place anI news - slow IN getting ont. M
great anxiety for the tark's safety is en-
teftainti
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Tho Gold Reserve

Washington City. March lo-Todav's
statement Of the condition OF the treasury
shows; Available cash balance s262, 49,
59i. gold reserve 1926, SO. 5E5.
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Tug Wanderer lowed out the bark Ma
tilda from Port Blakeiey yesterday The
Matilda has about s(1. 40 feet OF lumber for
Honolulu
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The
Oldest
And the Best

an the Fall of 'as, my son,
RIB. ROUTE, had huge carbun-
rl- on his neck The doctor
laneed il, but gave him NO pei
uauent benefit.
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Myers
SarsaparilIa

was then resorted to. and the re-
suit was all we could have wished
for. The carbunele healed quick
ly, and his health is now perfect"
H. 5. RoUzIE. Champlain. Va
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