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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-01-23
STRUCK A. FINE flow
Plenty Of Pure Water for the Resident

OF Beaver Dam.
Beaver Dam, Wis, Jan. 1S.I[SpeciaLl
The Beaver Dam waterworks has
struck big flow Of water at q depth of
800 feet. Joseph Denning, the new ssn-
perintendent of the waterworks. found
1t necessary to drill a new wen for the
use of the city A flow of 500 gallons
per minute has been secured which Will
be amply sufficient to supply the city s
wants for some time to come.
e. G. McFetridge. who has been quite
i'll the past month, is able to be around
again.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-01-23
ST. PAUL ARCHITECT WON.

Plans Selected for the Now Richland
County Asylum.
Rachland Center, Wis, Jan 17.-TSpe-
cial. THE building committee of the
county board OF supervisors yesterday
selected the plans for the proposed conn
t. insane asylum, c.. w. Buechner of
st. Paul being the architect whose plans
were chosen. The board voted an an
preparation of $4,000 at it's last ses-
sion, in December, for the building of an
2Sylum 49,
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-01-23
BOARDS ACTION ILLEGAL.
Town OF Waupee in Oconto County Not
Properly organized.

Properly 0rgan!zed: -
Marinette. Wis., Jan. 1S.-[SnaciaLl-
In the township fight brought to the cir
cult court here from Oconto county,
the judge set aside the action of the
county board. The board found the
new township Of Waupee out of portions
Of Armstrong and Howe towns without
submitting the matter to Il vote and when
the petition from the people had an III
sufficient number of signatures. The
action and kills the new towns oEganiza-
tion
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-01-23
SPOKE ON TEMPERANCE,
Mrs. Mary M. Ives Engaged in the
at Green Ray.

Green Bay, Wis, Jan. 16.-[Specal
The past week has been one of exceed
interest to those engaged in temporal
work in this city by reason of the pl
ence here of Mrs. Mary NJ. Ives pr
dent of the National Woman's Kee
league. Mrs. ives arrived in the city
Friday and Will remain until Saturd
Since her arrival her time has been fl
occupied with the various meetings
ranged for her. and before she lea
she will have discussed every phase
the temperance question.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-01-23
FOUND ON A TRAMP.

Baggag6man johnson Accidentally ne
covers His Overcoat al Elroy.
Elroy, Wis, Jan. 16-[Special. TRAIN
Baggaseman Eric Johnson. whose over
coat was stolen from the Montrose house
Tuesday night, had the good luck to find
it yesterday afternoon on the person of
a tramp who undertook to board his
train at Reedsburg. No trace of the
other coats has yet been found.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-01-23
AURORA MANS DOWNFALL.
Ehomas Bent Sentenced for Forgery at
Racine.

Racine, Wis, Jan. Especial. /
Thomas .. Bent, who was arrested a
few days ago on a charge of forgery, was
arralgned IN the circuit, court today and
pleaded guilty to the charge. He was
sentenced to three years in state prison.
Bent was at one time connected with a
building and loan association in Aurora.
Ill, and was quite well-to-do He came
to this city about six months ago and
was supposed to be getting along nicely
in business
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-01-23
HAS GOOD SECURITIES.
Commissioner Fricke Takes Steps
Protect Wisconsin Patrons.

Madison, Wis, Jam 16.-LSpecial]
The American Savings and Loan as
citation of Minneapolis, which has Sd
into the hands of a receiver, made
last report to the Wisconsin insua1
department, June 80. 1898. The Cd
pany has on deposit with the state trr9
urer 100000 in real estate secGnt1
and Commissioner Frfcke, in connect
with the attorney general, has tai
steps to protect Wisconsin MlId
There is nothing in the reports to 81
the extent of it's business in the Stal9
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-01-23
MONEY FOR CREDITORS.
Receiver of the Superior National Bank
to Make Dividend.

West Superior, Wis, ian. 1S.-[Spe-
cial. Thomas G. Alvord today received
instructions from G. G. Thorne, receiver
of the Superior National bank, to pre-
pare the papers for the 20 per cent. divi-
dend to creditors. DIR. Parker is the
principal creditor, having purchased the
claims of the city and county, amount
ing to about $4,000, at the rate of so
cents on the dollar
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-01-23
SHATTERED HIS LEG.

Campbellsport Farmer Acciden>arv
Shoots Himself While Hunting.
Campbellsport, Wis, Jan. 17-TSne-
claLl,Peter Uhlmen, a farmer living
near here, about % years of age. nearly
lost his life yesterday while hunting with
a double-barreled gun The barrels fell
from ON the stock, striking on the caps.
Amputation may be necessary 70 save
his life. ~ save
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-01-23
HEIRS LOST THEIR CASE

Rev. Father Goebel Vindlca'Su
Charge of Mismanagene"..' ;,
Ripon, Wis, Jan. 10 spe eTa;ir
the case of the heirs OF Julla N' Tat
who were trying to Dust he ;Str. for for
Goebel of this city as admlill l;s,pqra
the estate on the charge OF nl 4fnrd !
ment which came up at Darl act vi !.
terday. Rev. Mr.. Goebel, came , G",
rious, having been completely 'in'
of tho charge.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-01-23
ASPHYXIATED BY COAL GAS.

Neenah Family Has "a Close Cau-One
Child May Die.
Neenah, Wis, Jan. 16.-[special.l
The entire family of Charles Peterson
gas last night. The Oldest child. aoed
L years, is still in dangerous condition.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-01-23
WANTS HEAVY DAMAGES
Suit Begun Against the n0'
Wooden Mill. al

Janesville, Wis, Jan. 70 1s'I Jars.
Charles thinner, aged 10 rdian. c,
brought suit through, d his HoS unaerrsonal .
ages for injuries alleged to fi4 the +
r reeceive ed While in the employ OF II He
River Wooden Mill compan, machine
a hand crippled in a cardlhs A'
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-01-23
FRACTURED HIS SKULL.
Ripon Man Probably Fatally Hurt Dur
inc Neighbor's Quarrel

Ripon, Wis, Jan. 16.-[Special1 Dur
ing a neighbours quarrel here yesterday
William II. Ogden was proba bly, fatally
injured. He was struck on the head
with club and his skull was fractured
The doctors state that the injury is very
serious and the chances of recovery are
slight. Charles Tubolt was arrested on
a charge of having struck the, blow and
is in jail awaiting the outcome OF Og-
denis iniurslS
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-01-23
VESTIBULE SWEPT AWAY.
Street Car Struck by an Engine
Marinette.

Marinette.
Marinette, Wis, JAN 1S.-ESpecai
A very narrow escape from serious
jury occurred here this morning Oh
railroad crossing. A switch engine
into a street car and swept away
vestibule. The mot0rman JuLlpgu
his life and no one was hurt he
not hear the engines whistle ana VI"
on the crossing when toe Late to prev
a collision.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-01-23
TOOK THE SILVER WARE.
Kenosha Woman was Excited ana II"
to Summon Help.

to Summon Help.
Kenosha, wis, Jan. I;-lsp9eelaI
The residence OF Samuel Reynolass
entered by thieves last evening anu
siderable silyerware was taken, :,
family was away at the time ana W. W
Mrs. Reynolds returned home sue IN. lv
the burglars in the house. she "! wa
frightened that she forgot to notn'
authorities and the robbers escapeu'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-11
IRON AND STEEL TRADE.
Tho Week Quiet and Unerentful--An Inns
proved Market EIpcctedi,

Tho Week Quiet and Unerentful--An Inns
proved Market Expected.
PITTSBURGH. Pa, Dec. 1o.-Tho
past week has been very quiet and un-
eventful one In the iron and steel market.
The reported tpuble In tho steel billet
pool hns delayed buyers who believe
that the agreement would DO declared
on and break In Bcssemer steel would
be followed by lower prices all around.
Reports TN the outlook for the month
show about the usual December condi-
tions, On the whole the trade shows an
Improvement, but Il is not sufficiently
pronounced 20 suit thuse who were confi-
dent OF n boom. The hardware people
arc confident OF getting better prices
soon. There Is fair demand for struc-
tural steel as shipbuIldIns pr,nilses to
be active, Y
The output OF pig iron is growing
larger, and buyers arc more secure In tho
the opinion that they will be able to sup
ply their wants during the past few
months OF the new year, at present
prices.
Open hearth blooms and bicts-Trade
IN this line IS fairly brisk, and former
figures, So 25Tsg 50 are st!ll quoted.
Steel harS-This branch. like blooms
aud hlletS, Is rather difficult to trace.
but II Is stated that the pool ties s.? Is
(G22 80 arr being paid.
Prices In nil othor branches OF the
trnGc ore practically unchanged.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-11
PHILIPPINE REBELLION
Growing Worse TWP Spnmlsh Companies
Mistake Each Other,

TACOMA. Wash, Dec. l0-Thc
steamer MacDuT, Just arrived, brought
news OF the PHILIPPINE rebellion down
to October 20. A correspondent OF the
Hong Kong press writes from Manila
under that date as follows:
"The rebels arc still Increasing In tho
provinces md the state OF affairs Is
getting worse. Manila Is quito safe
and foreigners living here entertain
no anxiety. as the city Is well guarded
by II Gordon OF Spanish soldiers.
Passing along the streets In the day
time no one would think thoro was
my revolution In progress. for there Is
no signs OF disturbance md the street
traffic Is M lively MS ever,
The volunteer corps Is proving Of
good service. though their conduct In
some respects Is open TO CenSurc:
1t IS reported that two companies of
Spanish soldiers that met each other
last night ut DulN. place between
Cnlcornn and llaiahron started nrlnN
on each other, each taking the other
for rebels. Tho firing lasted an hour.
"Somc firing was heard going on Mt
Snn Juan del Monte at one o'clock this
morning and ut three o'clock y. m.
soldiers were seen marching out Cor
the surrounding districts. There Is no
news from Cavitc and linus"
a dispatch from TRipepch. Formosa,
dated November Q. reads. AFTER Wig
oroua measures the plague has been
gotten under control"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-11

HAVANA, Dec. IV.-Dr. Maxim Ter
tucha. who wac tho personal physician
OF Antonio Maceo, has surrendered to
Colonel Tort, the panlsh commander at
San Felipe. this province. Tho doctor
confirms the announcement that Macco
Was killed on December :, near Puntn
DrAvu. In an engagement between the In
surgents and % Spanish column COM
mandci by Major Clrujcda- DR.. Zcrtu-
cha says that sIaceo was shot In ..lc
chin, the bullet -rcakinE his Jaw and
passing out near the neck and shoul-
GCrs. 4 sccond bullet wounded him In
tho abdomen.
BOSTON, Dec. i0.--A special TO the
Journal from Key West, saws: 1t Is
learned positively that the report OF the
deaths OF Maceo and young Gomez IL
false. Both are believed TO be near Ma
rlcl, while Wryler is near San Christo-
hal, "scarchlng for Maceo." 1t Is
thought the latter will cooperate with
Gomez and then an advance on Havana
Is looked for.
JACKSONVILLE Fla, Dec. 10
Sylvester Scovel, the New York World
correspondent gave tonight his roas.
ons for dIsbclicving the reports OF Ma
coos death, He snys that from twelve
months association with him In Cuba,
lie knew that the description OF the
clothing, jewclry and revolver found
on the body was not that OF those used
by Macco up 10 last June. He said that
there was no reason for Maceo 20
cross the trocha nt this time. as Plnur
del Rio province was not suffering Tor
food. Every effort IS being made 10 get
news from Mnceo's army and within
twenty-four hours the truth will be
known. Men who have gone outside
the city In search OF Information have
been turned back with threats.
Last night III an encounter some
five miles west OF IIavana. the Spanish
troops got confused In the darkness
md fired upon each other. Ave soldiers
and ono o,Tcer being killed.
ST. LOUIS. No. Dec. i0.-A special
to tho Republic from Dallas. Texas.
says: The head OF the local Cuban
committee to-day received dispatches
from Key West making absolute de-
NAL OF the Spanish reports from Hn-
vana OF the alleged killing OF General
Antonio Mhceo. Tho dispatches siate
that at O'Clock last night Macoo was
again In Pinar del Rio province and
tnlt NlS army WAS IIl1klUC SuCCcEsLbl
operations against General Weylcr's
forces; that since tho turning OF Wey-
lcrs left flank December !, Mnceo had
captured moro than 10000 stands OF
arms and immense quantities OF am
munitIon. medicines md commIssarY
supplies.
CINCINNATI. o.. Dec. lo.-Thc Com
mcrrial Tribunc's special from Tampa,
Fla. says: While Il Is not impossible
that the MacCo rumor !s true. yet all In
dlca.lons point 20 IL as another Spanish
fake. They carry weight and influence
with Congress. Information to-day
from Havana from Cuban sympathizer3
there Is that while tho Spaninrds arc de-
lirious with JOY over the report Ot Ma
COOS death and are celebrating II, yet
tho Cuban population do not believe It
nor can they obtain proofs that arc
satisfactory.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-11
FARM PRICES
OfCsrcais as Shown by the Statistics Re.
turned 10 washington.

turned TO Washington.
WASHINGTON, D. c.. Dec. lo.-Thc
returns OF the statistIcian of the de-
par,ment OF agriculture 70: the month
OF December. relate chiefly to the av-
crage farm price OF tho various pro-
ducts OF agriculture on the frs, day OF
the month.
The farm price OF corn, as indicated,
averages 2li, against ?53 cents last
year, average price wheat 7?.7 against
q. o last year; OF rye 40.S against A last
year: OF oats. lS.G against 1879 last
yenr; OF barely 3l2 against 1871 last
year OF buckwheat Bal against 49,
last year; OF Irish potatoes. 25.1.against
266 last year: Leaf tobacco pes pound.
60 cents against 6.9 cents last year.
hay per ton. 6.6i. against S.95 last year:
cotton per pound. &C cents. against 7.G
last year.
The condition OF winter wheat on De-
ccmbcr |, advanced for the country 03.5
per cent. ms against Sl.4 In 1895, 50 In
1894. and 9l.5 in 1893.
In the principal winter states the
percentage are as follows:
Ohio lOl; Michigan 90; Indiana 100:
Illinois 80: Missouri! lOl: Kansas l03:
Nebraska %; California 81.
The returns make the acreage Of
winter wheat Just sown 1867 per cent
OF the area harvested In 1896. This es-
tImatc which is preliminary 20 the
completed estimate OF June It.makes
the area sown cor the harvest OF 1897.
3,9sG.i70 acres.
Conditions to- tall wheat seeding
throughout Europe. except IN France
and Southern Russia reported general
~ favorable.
Increase n acreage probably not
great,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-11
GOLD DEMOCRATS
VIII Permanently Organize, md Hope TO
Form the Sueleu. ofTrue Democracy.

VIII permanently Organize, nnd Hope 10
Form the Sucleu. ofTrue Democracy.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Dec, lO.-Thc
executive committee OF the National
Democratic party got together late this
afternoon. Tho eastern ana southern
members OF tho committee did not mr.
rive until noon. Among those who were
here for the first scIsion were W. i.
lNldcman, OF Louisrll!c: George NJ.
Davy. OF Louisville: John ?. Hopkins, OF
Chicago; C. Rey Holman, of Mulno: T.
II. Clark, OF Alabama. who represents j.
NJ Falkncr. the member OF the commit
tcc rom that state: George Foster Pea
body, az New York: i. NJ. G. Cutchcon,
OF st. Paul: II. r. Spolman. OF New Or
leans, and William p. Given. OF Pcnnsyl-
vanla. who came IA the representative
OF John S. Bullitt. the member of the
committee from thnt state. l.. c.
? Krauthon, Of st. Louis. was unable TO
get here and nt his request John r. VIII
son. OF this city, represented him In the
committee meeting. II Is the first meet
Ing Of tho members OF the committee
since the election and there were, natur-
ally n good many congratulations bnck
and forth. William d. Bynum. the
chairman OF the national committee, was
heartily congratulated on all sides.
The representatives OF the party an-
rouncc that Bynum will be ont!nued rs
the head OF the committee and will bo
authorized 10 push the work OF the Or
gunIzat!on. Mr.. Bynum said to-day that
he was not certain that he would accept
the tru0t II It should be offered him. He
pnlrtn out that the work will take all Of
one mans time !r Il Is done properly and
declares he would not caro- to rema In at
the head OF the movement unleas hc Is
authorized to be aggressive.
He belieyca and his view IL apparently
endorsed by most OF the members OF tho
committee that the party should be
strengthened In every state In the union
and that special effort should be put
forth with the view OF becoming great
nnrIOnnl Onrty IN 1900
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-11

WASHINGTON. D. c., Dec. lO.-Sen.
asor Sherman, chairman OF the Republic
can caucus. to-day announced the mem
berjhip of the committee provided for
under Senator Wocott's resolution 10
prepare the way for an International
agreement on silver. Senator Wolcott
was made chairman md Senators Hoar,
Chandler ana Gear were appointed as
tho other members Senator Wolcott
said to-day that he would call the COM
mlttcr together at the first practicable
moment, not later than Monday next.
and proceed Immediately 70 frame q bill
with tho hope OF securing legislation at
the present session OF Congress that
would enable Mr.. Mckinley 10 proceed
with his efforts in behnic OF silver I'M
mcdlately inter his inauguration.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-11

WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. lo.-Thc
,u.:c cut into the regular channel OF
o,y.Css to-day. taking up the im,nl.
rl,.oa IN and partly pestcctiag st.
md also bearing tho FIRST ot the
trccsss on Cuha, those OF Mr.. Cullom
,,d Mr.. Call. The disposition to put
,s,oush the immigration bill was
.,owr BY the defeat OF n motion OF Mr.
G,sson, OF Maryland. TO postpone the
rra,nye until after the holidays. Only
,Alr,een vote4. all Democrats, were
ryrn In favor OF the postponcmcnt.
The proposition served to involve
Nessr.. Chandler. Lodge and Gibson In
several spirited personal colloquys. Tho
nsr!,s OF the immigration question
were discussed In n general way on
pyeral proposed amendments, Mr..
Yes; and Mr. Palmer suggesting that
limits should be placed on the rcstric-
lions. while Mr.. Lodge and Mr..
Chandler urged that tho restrictions
l. sweeping In character The bill wns
rot passed up 20 the time OF adjourn
rant. but the senate agreed to what Is
Eererally known US the Lodge bill os o
srbs;itutc TO the house measure. The
substitute requires that oil lnmi-
C-astS over the age OK fourteen years
san be able 10 read and write shelr
native language and shall be required
to rad and write in the presence ot a
United States official at least five lines
Q! the United States constitution.
The Cuban speeches OF Mr.. cullom
end Mr.. Call uerellstened to by crowded
indicating the public interest
,elt In this subject. The senate ad-
.ou-rad over to Monday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-11

The nropriety OF q fair purchase OF Cuba.
That method hnH had Ito share OF cOngld-
Grafton under previous administration
II In not that w1 want territory, but We
mean that tho trouble shall meet u Just
settlement and conclusion Lot the end
como, and come quickly. Lot the blood.
shed cease and lot freedom and humanl-
~ bo glorlncd
The wisdom and discretion OF IN
American President und cabinet can
certainly md Il way TO determine the
trouble without lmpcrlllIng the interests
or our country and our people. II have
itttit cholco or preference ns 10 tho par
ticular method, but do want, and
know the public expects n settlement on
q humane and lust bafls.
The United States can tN no lcE5 than
TO Initiate this effort FOR humanity and
liberty.
III tho House.
Pending .hc preparation OF tho next
appropriation bill, the house again To-
day devoted Its time to the confederation
OF bills on the calendar, but only two
wore passed during tho four hour acs-
sion. One OF them was b,ll which the
prominent play wrlghts and theatrical
mAnaSers Of the country have been Ia
boring for come years 20 Induce Con-
Ercss to pass
The purpose OF the measure Ia two-
fold: First, to secure tho musical COM
positions tho same mcasuro OF prot6c.
ton under the copyright law aH Is now
afforded productions OK strictly dramatic
character. md second, 20 add. by proper
court Injunction pruecssca, this protec-
tlon TO the authors Of dramatic and OPP
cratic works. Tho bill imposes u nne OF
800 for the FIRST and $50 for each CUB
eHqucnt unauthorized production.
A bill to prohibit the sAlG OF liquor in
the capitol building was also passed.
A bin advocated by the delegates from
the territories TO modify the law forbid
ding the alien ownership Of lands In tho
territories 80 as to give them the right
TO acquire nuder mortgage and to hold
for ten years real property was defeat.
nd. An important bill to transfer the
rights OF the Atlantic and Pacific rail.
road under Its charter TO the mortgages
when they reOrELnlEe tho road, was
postponed until Tuesday next.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-11
MANY LIVES LOST.
North German Lloyd Steamer saiier does
Down on spanish Coast with 275 Souls
on Uonrl-Aii ofThom Perish.

vlGo. Spain, Dec. 1o.--The North Ger
man Lloyd steamer Suller was totally
lost on Corunas corrubedo. All hands
were drowned There were 2lO passengers
on board. Her crow was composed OF G5
men. All on board, passengers and
crew perlshod. Tho salier's passengers
consisted OF llJ Russians, J5 Gallcians,
Cl spanInrds and one German.
The salicr was bound from Bremen to
Iucnos Ayrcs, via Coruna and villa.
garcia. Tho paacnGGrs wcrO mostly In
tho Btceragc.
The Corrobedo rocks. on which It IN br-
lieved tho saller was lost, Is situated on
the southwest cohSt OF Coruna and
should have boon given ~ wide berth be-
fore the steamer headed eastward and
then In northcasterly direction for the
bay leading up to VlllnEorcIn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-11
Special Dispatch TO thu rn,cll,rcnccn

special Dispatch 10 tho IntclllEcnccr
sIsTERSvILLE. W. Va, Doc. TO-
The Intelligence reached tho city late
last evening OF wha: may be a terrible
tragedy, in the back part OF the county,
or rather on the line between this county
and Peasants county.
Out in the vicinity OF Plum run there
are quite n number uf the lower mem
bers OF tho demi monde, and among this
number there was woman well known
In this Section OF the oil country aS Stella
Brown, and another known as Shorty.
The report that came 10 this city last
night was to the effect that these two
women and another one, whosc name
could not be learned. had been poisoned
by II Jealous companion and that the
two women named were dead and the
other one not expected to live.
Very mcagre details OF the affair can
he gotten on account OF the poor facill-
ties for communicating with that section
OF the oil field. II seems, however. from
the story which has reached here, that
the woman who did the poisoning was
jealous OF the other women because her
lover was seen with them on several dif-
ferent occasions and had spoken Of them
in very complimentary MANNER. The
lnfuriRted and Jealous creature pro-
cured some deadly poison In home man
ner and administered 1t TO the unsus-
peet.ng women In food.
An effort was made this afternoon to
get better particulars about the affair,
but q telephone message to the county
seat only ELECTED the information that
the deed had been committed and that
no particulars could be learned. 1t ls
expected that the remains Of the two
women will be brought to this city TO.
night or tomorrow,