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GOVERNOR ATKINSON
VIII Attend the Marquette Clubs Ceiebrn
ton o + Ilncoin's Birthday.

Governor-clect George ". Atkinson
Is IN receipt OF many Invitations from
Republican organizations all over the
country to make addresses In the near
future. but mos; OF these he has Leclin-
ed. one, however, he has accepted 1t
is the invitation from the Marquette
Club, OF Chicago, the great Republi-
can organization of the western me-
tropOlls, whose QuaGrenniai entertain
mcnt Of Republican governors In cele-
brat;on or the birthday ot Abraham
Lincoln, has become m event OF much
interest each OCCASION The entertain
ment occurson Friday. February L., and
Governor Atkinson has been invited 10
speak 10 The toast. THE New Old Do
mIn!On.' which task he has accepted.
The banquet, an elegant affair always
will take place In the great Auditor
Jun hotel.
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league, received q proposition 10 Hell n
half Interest In the Toledo team and
franchise. While the proposition was
under consideration, the gentleman who
was casting HIS optics Tncdownrd made
a proposition 10 purchase the entire out.
ili good Will. etc. Ii was accepted. and
Charles j. StrOhcl, who had LUST rp-
turned to his home IN Nlnllay after the
collapse of the Pacific league, IN which
he. GSnllvln and two others. wcrG In.
tercStCSl, became the owner OF the fran.
chloe II was not long until Gunnels
thought he would Ike TO return 90 tho
business, but StrnGcl would not cell.
Every few weeks, however, negotiations
were renewed until at last, on December
y SlrObrl sold the property back 10 Gun.
nels for the original purchase price.
Then the negotiations were broken Gir,
nut II IL probable that the deal Will 10
Though. Slr0bcl al once clalmGl pro,
lection Tor Dayton. and expects To place
q team int hat city.
Bobby GllkS, or the Grand Rapids
reservation, "a being demanded by tho
local fans MS Held captain. Pitcher
krlh cannot Do claimed by ST. Paul. Un(,
may ECmaln with Toledo: BIlly Smith
VIII again be IN left field, and Hen Pol
lSd, of McKccSpOrt. who was badly In
Jured early In the season, will he back
again among the pitching talent. Hart
man. Keenan,. Coylc and VctterS may
again be In the business here Pitcher
Ferguson, who lives Mt Lansing. Is
wanted In several places. Suw grounds
viii be secured. and Gunncls swclrS he
VIII have prnnlnt- winners, no matter
what they may cost, keeping Within the
limit, OF course: they VIII do CO that
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ANoTNHR.RhCE
or tho SirDays Kind Started In Wa,h-
lngtou City.

ingtou City.
WASHINGTON. d. c., Dec. GA
shot fired at 9:l5 o'clock (rum pistol
held by Eddie Bald. bicycle champion
of America. started an eight hours IL
day six days international bicycle con-
test ut Convention hall In this city,
To-day. 4 large crowd was present
Teddy Hale. the winner OF the recent
Madison Square Garden contest. Ned
RcadinEnnd John s. johnson withdrew
ut the last moment. The starters were
rs follows: c. W.sAshingcr Albert
Schock, Frank Waller, Germany; C..
Chnpplr. England; Frederick Forster,
Germany: Albert Hunter, France; II.
II. Maddox, Frank Albert, Dudley
Marks. England: George S. Ball, John
Lawson. Sweden.
The hail Is arranged SO that an inner
Ice enclosure Is MT Tor skaters while
around It circles the newly-laid track.
shnttng on the turns mt an angle OF
thirty degrees. Ten circuits or the
track constitute mile. Outside OF this
urc arranged the tiers az seats for
spectators.
At o'clock Lawson scored thirteen
miles and was In the lead riding st-oDS.
Waller and AShinEer were next to score
Sh!rteen miles. but were one lap back
Of Lawson. Maddox, Chlpplc, Ball and
SChoCk followed IN the order named.
.NbertS brought up the rear, nearly Il
mile behind.
When the races concluded ror the
night at 10 O'Clock the score was as
follows.
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To be Given by the "Pis-winner'' OF 'h'
IIarv<St BoSlerS.

IInrvrst BoSlerS
on wednesday evening ut the HaT-
vest Home bowling alleys, "out the
run" an even, vii! occur that VIII
draw many OF the lights OF bowling
dom around the festive board 60 par
take Of the pig that was won on Christ
mas dav by the representatives OF the
JIn.yest team. SarYcr Ipd Archer. The
,.vrn, IL being looked forward 20 with
much interest and no doubt MI OF the
gentlemen mentioned below, who have
bv one means and another. secured IN
vitations. win grace the occasion by
their presence:
IIather Archer.
Harvest telm-Ntlihm Fette, .l"Nh
Soaldsl Joe BaumInn, George Bc!s-
wiager, ]. Seamon. +. c. Fette' Albert
Baker.
Roth. Thomas Shei .Andrcw Helenstien,
Henry Schrcbr.
Toa5t master-AIr. william c. Meyer.
CnDtling-Handlnn. Famous; Web
s,rr. Ceramics: Rah-.. Tidal Waves;
IIoLs,c,trr. Aber Nit; l:Ortsman. Au-
roras; Franz, Null Pouch; Rolf. Randy
BOOs.
observation-disclosures Marschncr anu
Joe Robinson.
Pin settlers for pig .contest-Jamcs
McEa:lara, Louis FetSc.
Scorers for pig contcst-Mtke Gaugh-
nn and Herman Miller
Umpire for pig c0:ltest-Robert StrO-
bel.
Judges of the banquet - Fred.
SchcchIc. Henry Yenkc. Harry V. Ar
Eie, Of tie Register: Fred. Colmnr, Of
III. West Virginia S;ants HcitunG; Al
len y. Smith. OF the News; VI. II. Nc
%abb,of the IntclliScnO"r: George Pat
t.rson and Charles Ross.
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Every day engagements are entered into,
and marriages are made between people
who have no business TO be married. NO.
men enter into the most serious obligation
OF life without the proper physical equip
mcnt for it. When 4 WOMAN rnarrleS, She
tncitly makes the declaration that she means
TO become the mother of children. This
declaration ought also 10 mean that she is
physically able 10 perform wha, she under
takes. The bearing Of child is all too fire.:
qucritly an injustice TO both mother and
child The woman who expects TO bear in
tcllcctual and physically healthy children,
should be herself in strong and vigorous
health. The organs that make her Woman
should be free from my faint Of disease or
weakness. If they arc not, tho child will.
have bare chance for health, aud the
mother may easily make herself a weak,
nervous, scri.iuvaid for the rest Of her life.
Female weakness OF any kind-wEcthcr he.
rcdtary or acquired-tnay be cured by the
right sort Of treatment. Dr.. Picrce's Favor
itc Prescription Is designed for tho treat
mcnt and cure OF just this one class OF dis.
cases and no other. II works in q perfectly
rational way directly on the organs affected.
II clearscs them Of all impurities; allays
any inflammation that may be prescnt-and
that generally is present in sickness re-
stores the organs TO their natural, healthy,
regular action prepares them for the ac-
complishmcnt Of womau's greatest work.
and II taken during CESSATION, the time Of
payturition will be comparatively safe and
painless.
The "Farori,c Prescription is not ctlre.all,
and if the gcucrnl system is rundown, Doctor
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery should he
taken in connection with the Favoritc Prcserp-
ton" These two medicines together have the
most wonderful influence on n womans health.
They vii, round out the holows in her checks.
bring rcdneSs to bloodleSs lips aud brightness 10
lacl.iuS,re-cyes. At oil drug stores.
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Nt,.I,, ,tr.,,,, ~, -. -.
""N" "'.'''"H '"''' ~ s"" 'e'''
sion last evening, Tor which 1t owes 10
McsSrs. W, l., Hubbard and Nelson c.
Hubbard its sIrc,ro yr,,l,ul, ,rh,
,','.','' 80 "r>'' S'"'''""''
il''soursh orcheslra' fTcuerlc "rcher'
conductor, and Luigi Won KunitE, solo
violin. was hoard by an unusual
,vLa.,,... II. -. ,,,..,,a, =,
""cr'"S "uu'e"V'' "Host i''u'e'' "t-
Ter the hearing. Is the highest words
OF praise, The programme as arranged,
t,.,IN.,d A. ,.,,l,o,,, ,nn,,,,,I,,, ,,t,to,,
'''' H'' ''1"e' iep"'"''V'' "'''N''
pVeceueu hfm, ana eaCn nuhloer WIS
enjoyed. though one, and one OF the
very host ~ tho cycuInr. aid mot re-
III, A.. ,..,,,, ". ,,,,,,,,,., 4,
WV "Is "eSe''eu "hoM VI "pP'""So ~
should have received. Mr.. Archer made
Il SPLENDID impression and showed his
own f,r,n+ ,,tsr, 4, m, ,ro,,er ~ dy.
rac,ing bts man r"vrr oh,rusivr mere.
10 smvrssiInr nrnvinc iSa, hr had the
IIrhns1 cnn,Iinncn 10 ,%"Ir -cnJi,gS
witch commitment thor recinrr,nted nv
,bo ,,,nst ,,,,aiiI,o,, i,tarnra,oti"r ~
ench nTnr"on,rned ,,,mh.r - 1''''0"
M dci3iIaI criticism of inst might,
nerfnrnHnrc MOAB hr r,,vrr. suiIlcc 20
sav IN" ,no ior,,v ~ ~" VOL, Wns eT.
cei,cni In Tho onsnynts punhar CoId.
tnnrIk's "Rns,ic WnJSints Svmnhonv"
0nms "a tho "S,rsnodn" nnI "Dnncr"
wrrc hest rcrInrrd .rbs i,,roductlon
10 act III IRON, "IChengrin" nrst
shoWed In the audience the rroI en-
INABILITY NJ tho nrrhestr, ,vhJrh ,Gn-
sllrrInr. Its short cyIsfrnre ia trIIv
great and rroyrs cnncmSIvcIv Ih,t not
only Frederic Archer Uyho,n overybodv
does prunouncr nm nrtistI INT Mao rnrh
man he has In ihis vcar's ensemble 10
artistic.
Aftrr the intermIsslon TschnlI,owsIsy's
Caprice ItalIenne" came fIrst and was
beautifully given. 81, Sayen's "Barra. .
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BELLAlRE
All sorts OF Local News aud Gossip Abou I
the Glass City.

On Christmas day Carl DOrer met n
half clad little girl on the road near his
home and took Sha little une home. pro-
Yiding warm clothing. substantial food
and holiday nickEacs for her The little
girl liked her new found home and want
ed 10 stay. Inquiry developed Ihat she
was the siX-year old daughter Of Peter
S0leS. who was sent to the MoundSvllle
peuitentlUry for robbing a car IN North
Wheeling. He left the child In care OF
some characters here who seem unable
10 properly support or care for them
selves and she will probably be gent to
the ch!ldrcn's home. The folks In charge
OF the child have filed 4 complaint
against Mr.. Dorcr before the mayor. but
there will be no serious difficulty about
thc matter, as what was done was with
good Intent.
EX-County Recorder John NJ. Beckett.
brought the remains OF his brother
George 10 the home Of his wiEc Ia this
city from Columbus, for interment. and
the funeral took place yesterday after
noon. y large number Of Cleveland &
Pittsburgh men attended. as the de-
ceased way II popular local conductor
and n very exemplary kind OF man. HIS
derangrmcnt or mind Is a puzzle to all
whu knew him and the physicians as
we'll.
John Peck. 4 former we'll known Bal
t!morr K Ohio engineer, OF this city. but
nOw located In Georgia, Is calling on
friends in the city.
Mrs. Anna Mitchell returned ycster-
day to her home IN bethesda. after
spending few days with relatives In the
city.
The Gravel FIill Literary and Social
Club will be entertained nj the hime Of
Mrs. VI. a. Sanders on Thursday even
Ing.
Miss Maude Potts. OF Cndiz. who has
been spending n few days in the city
with friends, has gone to Moundsville,
Mr.. Nathan Barber will return to-day
To hls home in Canton. y. Y. after L
pleasant visit with his son Frank.
Mrs. James Smith has returned to her
home IN Red Key, Ind. after pleasant
visit with friends in the city.
James Ward AMI wife r"inrncd ycStsr
day 10 their home In Akron. after visit
Ing relatives in the city.
large crowd 0f skaters from this
clty wcr. Mt bridgeport yesterday after
noon and evening.
Miss Mary Sanders. OF Allegheny. Pa.
Is spending IL few days with her mother.
In this city.
John Luke and family have returned
home from IL visit with relatives ut
BalcSvillc.
Harry Hays and wife. OF Alexandria
Ind, are the guests OF relatives and
friends.
Harry Hays, of this city. will leave
shortly for Chicago. where he will work,
The Choral Society meets this evening
IN the First Presbyterian church.
Mrs, Frank Neal aud pOn are the
guests Of relatives In Stcubcnvlllc
John Curran. or the Western Union, Is
nblc 10 be out, after an Illness.
Rev. ]. p. Wlsman has returned from
n visit N lilvpnnn. o.
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KID MCCOY WON
His Fish, with BIiiy Dohrr;y, at johann
nrsburg.

JOHANNESBURG, South Africa.
Dec. 26.-(Delayct In trsnsnissIon)-
Kid McCoy, the American m!ddleweiEht,
defeated Billy Doherty, OF Australia,
this evening In nine rounds FOR the mid
dleweight championship Of the world.
The fight was 10 be twenty rounds and
was for $500 side and division Of
the gate receipts. Dohersy. who recent
~ defeated Tom DuSan for the cham-
pionshIp OF South Africa. without get
ting scratch. was completely outcluss-
ed by Mccoy In clcverncss. The men
came together Mt lis pounds, with the
Australian q slight favorite In the bet
ting. Mccoy. who sails for England
next Saturday. has challenged Ted
White to make = match ut $500 I side.
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a boy who gave his name as James
IIuakins TaS arrested yesterday AFTER
noon, by Officer TrOutwine. for steal.
ing purse containing nine dollars
from the house OF lady In Benwood,
To whom he had applied for food. While
her back was turned. he grabbed the
purse and coming UP town purchased
some clothes and shoes. and when ar
rested had hardly any change left. He
was taken to BenwOud last evening by
Chief Marshal Sprouts
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Mystic Cure" for rheumatism and
NuralSIn radically cures In one 10 three
days. Its action upon the system Is re-
nurkablc and mysterious. II removes
ut once the cause and the disease immc-
dlatcly disappears. The first dose great
~ benefits.
T.. +. Anthony, cx-pOstmnstcr OF
Promise City, Iowa. says: 81 bought ono
bottle OF Mystic Cure for rheumatism.
and two doses OF It did me more good
than my medicine | ever took"
Sold by II. II. List, 1910 Main street.
Charles MenkCmcller. corner Market
and Twcnty-sccond streets. druggists
Wheeling.
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|8Sssssss$ss$$ssSS$ss$$
\ 9[DqnatEs
BOWLING.

The Individual averages OF the South
side Bowling League M to mud In
Guiding the play OF lash wCck,arc given
below. 1t win be seen that there ara
three players who are tied for FIRST 10.
si,Ion, Spcldcl. OF Harvest and Camp
he'll and KnoEe. OF Famous. The fg.
urrs below show the averages at the
end Of the week, compared With the
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by using "Thc New Great South Amcrl-
can Kidney Cure" ThIs new remedy
is Il great aurprisc on account OF its cx-
cccdlng promp,ncss In relieving pain In
the Kidneys. bladder and Back In male
or female 1t relieves retention OF
water and pain IN passing Il almost I'M
mudIatcly Save yourselves by using
this marvellous cure. It's use viii pre-
vent fntnl consequences In almost all
cares by IT, great Alternative and heal.
InG pOwCrH. Sold by Il. II. List drug
glst. Wheeling. ". Vn.
All druggists guarantee DR.. Mica PAIN
PILLS 10 stop Headache, ''Unu cGut dose"
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CONSUMPTION Is the natural result
Of neglected cold. Dr. Woods Norway
Pine Syrup cures coughs, bronchitis
asthma. and lung troubles OF all sorts
down. to the very borderland OF con-
sututtiOu
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There will be n meeting OF the Oratorlo
Society this evening at o'clock. at Egg
srtcr hall. 4 full attendance OF all the
members Is desired.
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"DURDOCK BLOOD Filters entirely
cured mo Of Il terrible breaking out all
over my body. II IL u wonderful mrdl-
cine" Miss Julia ElhridEe. Box %, West
Curnwrll, Conn. )
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NJ EXITING OF STOCKHOLDERS.
4 special meeting OF the stockholders
OF the West Virginia & Pennsylvania
Railroad Company will DC held at the
Compnny'S Office In Fnirmont, w. Va, at
O'Clock y. m. Monday. January Is
1897, TO elect directors and transact any
other business that may lawfully come
before It.
BY order OF the following stockholders:
4. T. l.OWSDES.
JOS. +. SANDS.
a. q. SMITH.
B. WILSON.
W. H. FREEMAN.
Stockholders.
December Is. S9G. de1S
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INTERSTATE: LEAGUE.

Says Mr., Charles II. Power, president
OF In" 1896 Interstate base ball league.
IN The Christmas numbcr OF the Sporting
News:
The Interstate Is a likely ynunGstcr.
acapltc the efforts Of numerous indIvIl-
uulS to Conaign II 20 an carly grave. At
present We have four cltICs-TolcdO,
Dayton. Youngstown and New Castle
with several NOR" IappIng FOR ndmls-
sion. Among these might be mentioned
r. Wayne, Whc"iug Springfield,
Jackson. Saginaw. Fri" and Bradford.
~ } needing to be held early In JGnu-
Ury applications from all GJncrs will he
given due consideration. and an eight
club circuit formed. SOmc excellent
players were turned Utit NJ the Inter-
state lat summer. aud the league at
trACtcl widespread attention for the
game Il put up. Til" organization con-
tninE sons, Of Tho Squar"st and Ghmrat
!u"u In the base ball luencis, and they
Hr" determined that the league Of ~
Fhall SurpuRa that pr &c, and Il viii.
Arthur T.. Chnac. Of the Toledo Bee.
has the following In the sGFn" paper:
Toledo win have 4 strong team In the
later State mHgue-,N much stronger
team than last year. Fairly last season,
when II seemed that the provCrbial forty
Gays and forty nlghta Of rain were To
l"rcllidr the possibilities OF Dnsc ball In
tnlS part VI iht country. ]. ". GunnclS.
oEa OF the organizers Of the Inter- State
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Glass
Geo. {. Stifel & co.
GENERAL NOTICES.
4 pMINIsTRAToR'S NOTICE.

A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.
Having been appointed administrator OF
the estate OF Alexander Frew. deceased.
notice is hereby given TO all persons In
dcbtcl to said estate to settle with the
undersigned without delay. and all per-
sons having claims against said estate will
present such claims, properly certified by
affidavit, for settlement.
JOHN FREW. Administrator
deol No. e Fourteenth street
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A TRIUMPH
Roth Artlstienlly and Financially,
WAS the Great COnccrt
BYTIlEPITTSBuRGII ORCHESTRA

In tho opsta House La't Slight -Onr or
the Finest Audience, Ever Gathered IN
Wheeling Heard the Delightful Pro-
grRmmr Rendered --NiOiiuiSt Luigi Won
HUNTS AMI DrCctor Archer Scored Brii.
llRnt rcrs,s,-psrnurn,aner Reviewed.
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WANTED. POSITloN-GENTLE 2
W OF business experience thoroughly
convcrsant with Office work, bookkeeping,
salesman; etc. desires position between
given, II necessary, for sohriety, honesty
anu business qualifications. No objection
10 leaving city. Correspondence confiden-
tial. Address a. D.. care lntelliGcncer 3:
y,noY Is
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V9CNG MAN-AIANAGER FOR ES-
h TABLlSHED business; experience not
necessary wages IS weekly. 500 cash re-
Qutred. Money secured. Address MAN.
AGER. care OF IntelliGencrr delt. =.
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Ar EN- AND WOMEN OUT OF EN-
,INl PLOHMEST and willing TO work can
learn OF permanent situation at good
wages. by writing at once 10 p. " H
BOX IS. AuGustn. Mime. de2.tth&s !.
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lNoR RENT-BEsT OFFICE ROOM IN
II tho city: lnrGe and plenty OF light:
centrally located in best advertised build
inS In the city. Also large hall for rent.
Apply at HUB CLOTHlERS. Fourteenth
and Market streets. jaSl N
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WANTED.

MISUNDERSTANDING TO DO AT,
w home by good laundress. Address
a. D., care lntelliEcncer Office. e. des /.
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Monday at
HALF PRICE.

The greater portion OF Wheeling shoppers know what
this means, having been here before but for corners
benefit will say that our entire accumulation OF Brc-a-
Brac, Calendars, Booklets Novelties, etc. closed out
entirely at just half price
$1,000 articles $500; $500 articles $25o: S2so articles
S.25 SIoo articles Soc soc articles 2sc 25c articles I2!e;
loc articles SC. Marked in plain figures. You can buy
quick, seeing just what You want Here's partial list:
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JToR RENT-Two OFFICES ADJoIN-
L ING in City Bank Building. on tho
third floor. Possession given at once.
Va. jyl7 :!
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HALF PRICE 0Eo, +. srlrEL Z, CO.

O the scattered fragments OF big Holiday Stock Of
Fancy Goods shows that while the column badly de-
morazed still some OF the finest and best pieces still
here Wo don't carrytesc lines all the year round SO we
will close them out
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WANTED TO RENT-A GOOD HOUSE
~ on Island. South Penn street pre-
ferred. Address G. r., care Intellisencer,
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT-ABOUT APRIL !, STORE
4 ROOM now occupied by Vance Shoe
Company. on Main street. Apply TO NJ.
l.. OFT. OF OF Bros. & Co. de25-f
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THAT PIG ROAST

umplre-wsbster. scOrArs-NiIier ant
Chs utpS
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-21
- NEWs IN RRlEF.


Hon willard ives, 90 years old. died
nt Watertown. " Y. lie served IN
omue hom 1859 to 1856.
Flocd In ST. Francis river valley ot
shulrook. Ont, has caused much dam
aeo.
rHo Sons of Veterans are holding
Choir annual convention 90 savannah
Ga
Nme Glouco Con fishermen have hccn
duvned oT Long Island by O schooner
sinking ina squoll,
Henry A. Anderson, m insane sWcie
committed suicide I'm @ police cen a'
Washmrion Tie was arrested 90 Oh.
White House MS o crank lie SAID be
had come from Chicago 60 tell Glove
land how o. nve the country.
The rlss blowers Of the Hartford Ci'l
Windovrlsss company at Hartford City
Ind. ouif work because one man Wa
discharged
A toal lw was discovered M 1911
Tavior's cen az Kansas City
a b. ~ hop. a prominent railway
maa and knight ol Pythias, died o
Dayton, o.