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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-10
POLICE COMMITTEE.
The Workhouss Gets RAkiHG over ~
Members Orthe Committee.


NemhsrI OF the Committee.
The council committee on police and
civ nrlson, met last night. Those pres
ept were: Chairman Dawson, Arndt,
Bucey Bradbury, HOrkhelmer; absen-
toes. Chew, Ebellng and Zwlcker. The
following appropriations for the coming
wear we're recommended: For police de-
partment, $26.S36; for city prison: *S'SVV'
The appropriation for the police ue,
nartnent Is the same as last year anu
in adopting Il. there was little dlscus-
sion. No attempt was made 10 SuI
down the appropriation as inc p0IiSe ,.
JSna rtrnent. on account OF now having
IN Easn two horses for the ambulance,
viii have a smaller margin To go on
than ISst year. In making out the es-
HnNte Tor the city prison, however, the
5iscI,ssIon waxed exceedingly interest
ing M times. Mr.. Horkhelmer was an
advocate Tor cutting down the expenses
~ superintendent McGRnnon's hosiery
npd no n,It the superintendent through
n rafting fire OF questions. Mayor
Rutts was present and expressed him'
self also, The discussion ended IN e we
apuFopriatIon being reduced from N'lVV'
which It was last year, to $35VV LOT NRe
coming ESSr ,,,,,to,-
The guards at the workhouse petition
oh the committee for permission to SO
nome for their meals. At present their
meals ore Furnished them at the insti,
t,,tion bv the city. The guards added
10 their petition request for more sal.
Sr,, In case the permission to eat al
home was granted, because the city
wni,Id then De relieved from the eX-
us,Sss az feeding them. The committee
rTircted the petition. The axe was then
sUnk deeper by the adoption OF reso-
lntion cutting on the guards rations
hersnCter, So the guards got It In the
neck for their little petition. Then the
committee adjourned.
one thing brought out last nisht wa wa
maj the eXrenacs for the workhouse, for
March were S75 less than the average
month last wear,
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TER TARIFF BILL.
Senate ConlmIttss Making Rapid Proc
rsss-HSduSlnE Many ArtirIes.

Senate COMmIttso Making Rapid Pro-
Ersss-RsduOInE Many ArtiUI''.
WASHINGTON. April 9.--Thc Repub-
lican senator's who Are acting as sub
committee OF the senate committee on
finance in the preparation OF the tariff
bill are inclined in their estimates now to
postpone the date OF It's presentation 20
the senate little beyond the timi; origi-
nally tixed by them. They express the
opinion that 1t may be two weeks from
the present time before It will be In shape
to be reported. Some OF them postponed
the time until two weekH from next Mon
day THE committee Is making very sat
Isfactory progress with the bill. and
many OF the schedules have received final
attention. among them being chemicals
and cottons. None OF the mure puzzlinE
question:, however, have been disposed
or The committee has deemed It wisest
TO leave the rates on wool. sugar. hides.
coal lead ore. lumber and all the other
important subjects until the simpler mat
terS can be determined. While no detail
ed confirmation can be secured, 1t II un-
deratood that many reductions IN duties
have been made
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WASHINGTON, D. C.. April Sec
retary Bliss is carrying out the policy OF
the administration in restoring to the
classified government service old war
Veterans who are held TO have been
Improperly removed from office by tho
Inst administration. To-day he rein
stated Capt. Henry q. Potter. OF Ohio.
to his old position az chief OF the min
crnI division Of the general land office,
and Capt George Redway, Of Califor-
MIA. MS chief OF accounts division. gen'
Drnl land Office
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YAtLouRE,s BODY FOUND
Floating la th' River T'Hs'r'Hy Near
EIl0rh's TObH ccO PMrior1'

blutna IOuNteu lHNiutH'
The body OF witlam Fallours. who
was drowned In wheeling creek, on this
evening OF March ;, vas recovered In the
river at the foo, OF 'or;ieth street. near
Bloch Bros tobacco faetnry, yesterday
morning about g:G1 o'clock, By George
Powers and anothct young man named
Gegner, The yauHa men were IN q skin,
and noticed the body hontgnE down the
river. and recognized It a. being Fal-
lOure.
Coroner Schultze Vas notified and af-
ter detailing d chnttable 20 watch the
body, telephoned to Frank c. Schroeder,
to whose undertaking establishment the
remains were shortly afterwards re-
moved. Through some previous ar
TanEement made, the remains We're
taken 70 the undertaking establishment
Of Alex Frcw. The body was In a fair
state OF preservation, considering the
several weeks In wtter In the clothes
Of the deceased werd found n Jack knife,
match box, tooth pld.i, blank check book,
a bill Of purchase and two one dollar
bills Relatives OF the dead man deny
that lie had }eWelTY9H his person al ihe
time OF his death. cdntrnry TO rumors.
Falloure met his death In the creek,
just east Of the stdne bridge, and was
seen last by Janltor William Chdrnock,
OF the Hearne Tabernacle, who saw the
deceased 20 into the creek at the bank,
back Of the Tabernacle. II has been
supposed by some that Falloure commit
ted suicide, and by many others that ne
accidentally walked into the water. Since
his death, his widow has offered re-
ward 0f 500 for the recovery Of his body.
Last night JUSTICE schuitze tmpaneiled
A fury Of Inquest. The testimony OF the
two boys who found the body was taken,
and certificate w5ss Issued 10 them LOT
the reward offered fSr the recovery OF the
body, and the furthsr hearing adjourned
nt... t,nfI to-aaY
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WAR PREPARATIONS
Throughout Turkish Entptrs ContinRs'
PowtIS Losing Their Hold.

Throughout Turkish Empire C0ntinRs'
PoWtIS Losing Their Hold.
CoNSTANTINoPLE. April 9. - The
war preparations throughout the
Turkish empire continue to be steadi-
IS pressed, although there Is not much
change in the eastern situation. A
very pesslmistIc feeling prevails here at
the failure OF the powers attempts TO
coerce Greco. The blockade OF the Pl-
raeus seems as far of us ever. and the
war party is bringing pressure TO bear
upon the government with the result
that the porte has despatched circulars
to the representatives abrond, settlns
forth Turkeys growing impatience at
the prolongation Of the crisis. which is
pressing heavily upon an already em-
barrassed exchequer.
The belief prevails here that the pow
ers are losing their hold over the course
OF events. and that their so-called con"
cert Is n failure.
A new danger has arisen through the
circulation in COnstantlnOple and the
provinces OF pamphlet recitinE alleg-
cd Christian atrocities on Mussulm0Hs
In Crete and elsewhere. This Is so In.
flaming the Turks against the Greeks
that the Grecian minister has drawn
the attention Of the porte to the matter.
The government has promised TO take
the measures necessary TO prevent out"
breaks upon the part Of the populace.
4 dispatch from Larlssa says; In
spite OF official intelligence received
here yesterday saying that the powers
have arranged to settle the Cretan
question by plebiscite OF the island,
there is no cessation Of war prepara-
tlons. Troops are being forwarded dali
~ TO the frontier and the advance posts
are being strengthened. The transport
arrangements are admirable. the troops
are full Of enthusiasm and they are
splendid IS equipped.
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SERIOUS CHARGE
urouE Eht AEHtnSt a wet Know" Charles
ton Newspaper Man.

Brought Against Wet ItHorn Ch.rlsS-
ton Newspaper Man.
speelal dispatch TO the lnteilIEeneer.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, April D.
Excitement here is intense over the ar
rest of John L, Tehr, manager of the
west yIrCInlan, on charge brought
hv Arthur Lee Smith. a lad thirteen
Taars of age. The boy states that
Eehr invelgled him into his private room
oyrr The Office OF the West Nirginlan,
under preteHse Of giving him posi-
lion. and after locking the door, com'
nelled him to commit an unmentlonablc
nct He further states that Fehr gave
him % cents. The boy was taken set'-
nmslv slck, which caused the matter to
come ont Fehr was arrested ana
nloced in the city lookup, but was re-
leased on bond The grand Jury has the
case under consideration.
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CHICAGO, April 9.--I.ady Henry Som
crset has cabled Miss Francis Willard,
president n the W. c. T. T., asking that
81, 500 be spent for white ribbon nurses in
Crete, az the need there IS urgent and
enough money has been sent In 10 sup
port the Armenian orphans for three
years. In the eX.genty Miss willard
cabled consent. feeling that II IS all one
cause OF suffering Christians Stain by
Mosem swords and the hldeousncss OF
the situation is incidentally magnliled
because English bullets are helping on
the slaughter OF the Christians
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speeI.l pI.p0teh to u. lnLelllreneer.

Special Dispatch 10 the Intelligencer.
OAKLAND. Nd, April 9.-The body
OF General Joseph $. Fullerton, OF ST..
Louis, WHO was Killed In the railway ac-
Cldent at the Youlhlogheny river
bridge. one mile west OF town, was
found this morning about eight miles
below here, by Joseph Klsner. a farm
er, when out duck hunting. The re-
mains were brought here this evening
and win be sent to Chlllicothe, Ohio, for
burial
The Bultlmor, & Ohio Railroad Com
pauy has had force OF men searching
for the body since the day OF the accl-
dent, and the recovery was due to their
untlrlnE vigilance. Immediately upon
the receipt OF Information that the body
had been found the railroad officials
sent n representative OF the company
with an undertaken from Oakland to
the spot. and the body was removed to
Oakland The body Is In a fair state OF
preservation. considering that 1t has
been In the river for twenty days. A
cHrs0Fy examination disclosed fraC"
ture OF the Vertebrae OF the spinal col"
umn In the neck. There were also sew
eral bruises on the body.
A dlBpntch from Washington says: As
soon as definite information was receiv-
ed here, General Fullerton's friends and
relatives were notified and an UNDER
taker and assistant left tonight for
Oakland TO embnlm the remains. The
Baltimore & Ohio has placed special
car at the disposal Of the friends OF the
friends Of the late general and will take
them TO ChllIICOthe, where the inter"
tnent will take place Sunday. The par
~ going from here VIII include the late
generals brother and his slSterc. with
the exception Of one who IS at LeXing-
ton, KY, u number Of members of the
Loyal Legion and Gen. II. V. BoyRton,
a close personal friend. They win leave
during the afternoon. On reaching
Oakland another special car with the
remains on board Will be attached to
ha
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DAYTON. O., April s,--Col, j. h.
Thomas, governor of the soldiers home.
was arrested charged With violating a
state law by serving OlcomarEarne at
that Institution without displaying II pln-
card stating the fact. i; will be a test
case. rs It Is question whether the law
can be enforced in the home, which is q
United States reservation. He Will have
a hearing on Tuesday,
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REp RiYER PEOPLE
DssllAo Congressional Ala, as Prospect
Arc bright.

Arc bright
WASHINGTON. D. C.. April s.--The
people OF che submcrged district OF the
Red river OF the north hHve declined
the government aid voted them by Con-
Erc,s On Wednesday. When the food
came In the Red river quarter OF a
million dollars worth Of property was
destroyed at Fargo. n. D.. and nfty
miles ~ fertile territory were lnundH-
ul An appeal was made 10 Congress
through the mayor NJ Fargo. and 500
90 Tor the Rcd river Of the north wLs
aided 70 the appropriation of Si5O.OOO
Tor the Mississippi hood sufrercrs AZ
ter tho passage ot the resolution. Rep
f"seEtltivc johnson It North Dakota.
went 10 the war department nnl placed
Secretary Aiger under whose direction
'Ho fund was 10 be distributed, In com
inIlItitlGn with the relief committees
%. Fargo. But yesterday the prospects
along the Rcd river Of the CJr:h were
hrishlnr aud this morning Representa-
i've Johnson, OF North Dakota. recctv-
'' 'an following telegram from the
mayor Of Fargo
iIya declined nll from Congress.
Water rtcedinG fast Damage not as
k'.HL AIS uEHUpTrg DO
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LONDON. April 9.--The correspond
cnl OF the Times at Gcevena says that
at O'Clock this GrIday} morning 1.5Oo
Grecl, bandits crossed the frontier be-
tween Mctsore and DlsSata where they
encountered the Turkish troops. The
fghtiUE lasted throughout the day with
gamc loss OF lie and number OF minor
casualties.
The Athens correspondent Of the
Tinps saws lI Is reported there that the
invaders consisted OF 2,5O0 carefully
picked men who had hecn equipped by
the Tcthnike Petairin,
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s,sond Dl.trIot PO.toniet,.
specInI pIspateh o tho lntollIseneer.

Special Dispatch to the Intclligeneer.
WASHINGTON, D. c., April s.--Hon'
A, @, Dayton has decided upon a mum
her Of hi5 recommendations for post
ofTIre appointments in mis- district In
addition to the list previously publish
ed In the Intelligencer, there being
among them Bolivar, Jefferson county
c. RI Baden: ShcpherasiowR, ". \,
Chapline; KearneySville, Jefferson
county, a. Trump; Parsons. tucker
county, william +, SQuires; Aiplnn'
Randolph county. Emil Knutti; Bayard'
Grant county, John +. NydegSer'
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Special Dispatch to the Intelligence.
MoRGANTowN, w. Va. April o.
During the February food William
Tate. a son OF W. II. Tate, Of Park, fell
on the railroad bridge at Grafton. into
the TygRrts Valley river Since then his
father aud his uncle. c. +. Goodwin,
have kept up fruitless search for the
body. They reached MOrEantowl this
evening, having examined every pile OF
drift along the TyEart Valley and Mo.
nonEahela rivers. between here and
Grafton. They intend to 20 on TO
Pittsburgh. one on each side OF the riv-
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MR. BRYANS CONDITION.
suffering Erom the EHee'' oF'h' Accident
hut AHIs TO Travel.

hut Able 10 ITANel'
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, April o.
william ]. Bryan passed through early
this morning en- route from St Angus
fine TO Tallahassee, where he will speak
ihIS afternoon. lie seemed to suffering
considornbly from the effects OF the ae-
cidrnt at st, AuEus'Inc last night, bnt
Ecen IN and moving, a slight dlscolorH-
IIob was seen above the left eye. His
cocc was pale These are the only out q
w'ord evidences Of the accident al
though n tinge Of pain would occasion
Itis limbs were nlso bandAged In Sow
croI pIncca whore he received slight
Lrntsrs ria time while IN Jackson
Villc wns spent quietly at tho railway
station Tho heavy downpour OF rain
prevailing ana tho rest he thereby So
cured seemed TO be very agreeable 10
4.
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GRAND FORKS. n. D., April s.--The
situation still continues 70 grow alarm
inEly worse and the probabilities are that
the surrounding country will be flooded
as the river i5 SSH rising from one to tWu
inches an hour Al o'clock this morn
ing the water had reached 4S feet . In
ches,. considerably above the 81 mark.
From I TO II o'clock this murnlng water
has rtsen two and oHs.d9artsF inches.
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VIcKSBuRG, Miss, April 9.--InEor-
nation from all points on the Louisiana
side from the Arkansas state line, down
10 the lower end OF the district, some
two hundred and fifty miles, IS that
while the high winds have done consld-
cradle damage no serious results fol-
lowed last nights storm along the en-.
tire front line OF The levee banks that
are now put to such q severe strain BY
che waters coming out OF the YaEoo.
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PITTSBURGH. April 9.--At a meeting
OF stockholders OF the Pittsburgh, Bcsse-
mcr \ Lake Erie railroad held here to-
day, II was decided to iaSue $ioO00,0OO
worth OF bonds, secured by q mortgage VI
the property and franchise OF the rail-
road. Secretary Frank says the work IL
pectcd To- be In full operation by August T.
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sPITgTUI SIMPSON.
The POpnlIIt SIStsGnlHn AnnouncSS that
he will OhStrHet BuSlnOas.

lie will OhStrust BuSInOss.
WASHINGTON, April 9.-Reprnsen-
,stive Simpson, OF Kansas, declared that
he will carry into effect his threat to
block any business which the house may
attempt to do by unanimous consent be-
fore the speaker has appointed commit
tees. He says he will also call Tor
quorum tn approve the Journal each time
the house meets. There iS no legislation
for the hOuse IN project until the tar.H or
appropriation bile are returned TO II by
the senate. except the small matters OF
routine business which are likely ta arise
md which have been considered recently
by unanimous conCent, Should addl-
tlonai measures for the relief Of the SUI
fererS by the Mississippi foods be
brought forward Mr.. Simpson proposes
"a compel the presence OF quorum and
thc action of a committee on them or the
adoption OK a special rule for thelr con-
alteration.
The Democrats do not intend 70 abet
Mr.. slmpsonin his obstructive tactics.
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LIVES IN DANCER



LITTLE ROCK. Ark, April 9.--Goy-
error Jone4 to-day received letter
from people At Island No. 20, whI,e
river in which It said that the people
thcrcarelnimmlnentd danger ofperishInE
Tho inhabitants are on hous6-tops, on
rats and hll manncr Of loAls md are
entirely without food There are said
10 be- thrty-nVc iamIlioa around the IS
hAd ana tho letter states that unless
iNey receive immediate sncGor they VIII
certainly perish. one family near the
isInnd has just loEt six children In the
A10d
Another letter from c, u. Blackburn.
Inspector Of Laconil IGyoe district, gives
graphic description Of the sufforlnRs
nf The victims or the food IN that dis
'rIrt and urged tho governor 70 help
lo1dor hrn lRslsilacc. ~ Dhwspns
Landing, one hundred ana twenty-five
pfoplc are deattutc and IN immediate
need Of food. forty OF Avenue. nifty or
seventy at Ferguson Landing. one hun
drcd and nitY at Minor KnowltOn: ono
hundred and nifty at Henrice and two
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FRANKFORT. Ky, April 9-Aftcr the
continuous ballotnE, the Joint session
adjourned at 2so5 p, m. without result
Hunter never gained but one Ropubll-
san yntc an wnR never closer than twa
yotna TO mn election. Excitement was
caused by one Republican bOltcr vOt-
ing for him and another announcing
that he would do SO IL his vote was
needed
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IS NO WORSE.
The Situation ia the Overlooked
Mississippi Delta.
FIRST CRY OF DISTRESS SENT
To the outside World by Green
Vile for 10000 Sufferers.
CPEENyILLE ENTIRELY CUT OFF

From the Outside World FlOOd COnd,.
uOn tn General acknowledgements ar
RsfuEsssa at IIolSnA-AnOtIi'r River on =
RAmpags-PsOPlo at Some Points stu
Locking to the Federal Govsrnmsnt for
RsllsE-sltuAtson at New Orleans.
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EnrlnnI 0opbl,. nn Inland,

CAPE TOWN, April 9,-The Argus. OF
this city, announced to-day that II had
received trustworthy information from
Pretoria, the capital OF the 1TansvaaI,
that the British have secured 1nyRoll
island. at the entrance Of Delngoa bay,
and that a squadron OF warshlps from
this port will proceed to take possession
OF the island and proclaim 1t British ter-
yiInrNs
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LOOKS LIKE WAR.
Greek IrreguIars Invade Turkey,
aud Fighting Progresses.
THE SITUATION VERY CRITICAL.
If a Regular Greek Uniform Is
Found Among Invaders
ADVANCE OF THE TURKISH ARMY

Into Greece will be Ordsrsd-GsnsraI' or
Divisions In RsHdlHsSS fer Instant Ae.
tIon War Preparations Throughout
the TurLISh Empire cOntinHS-POw'rS
Seem to he LO,InE Their Hold Over the
situation =. The "ConesTt" Probably =
Failure.
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The council committee on claims met
last night, and discussed the claims Of
several parties against the city for
damages. Resolutions were adopted.
employing Attorneys Boycc and Russell
TO assist City solicitor Nosbitt IN Nhs
CaFcv case; and Attorney Boyce to
rnnJsr similar assistance 10 the city So
iicitor in the Habrwleld case, aud Nc
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CAIRO. Ills, April 0.-Tho streets OF
Cairo are Hooded. The heavy rains have
raitcd the Seep water until II ilrst hlled
tho cutters and the downtown business
streets. then overiiowed the sidewalEs
ana finally covered the floors OF several
bu uslness houses and Is stlil rising,
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hundred at Laconia. The appeals were
referred to the relief committees. Sec
rotary AlEer to-day lelcgraphed Gov
ernor Jones, asking for Information as
TO where rRtlonS should be sent Tor dis-
trlbutlOn T,he UOvernor replied by tel
eKtApi, stating that the relief commit
tees preferred money and asking that
money be sent Instead OF rations.
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wAPAKONETA, o.. April S.--'Ths
ground here is covered with snow to the
depth or i've Inches and FtlN spowinG.
The fruit crop will bc badly damaged be-
cause all fruit trees are budding II n
turning colder and the W'hGat iu the he'd
will probably be ruined.
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srANFORD's INSURANCE
ProrIur1 for Leland stanford u"iVertIIy'
4 Remarkable Contract.

Prov luuA Tor IOIhhu S'NhIOT" b"''S'''!'
4 IIemNrEaDIO Contract
SAN FRANCISCO, April 9.--Mrs, T.c-
land stanford to-day signed the con-
tract by which her lie Is insured for
81 900, 900. The policy which Is said to
be the largest ever issued, was written
bv New York company BY the terms
OF the contract Mrs, Stanford Is To
pay an annual premium OF $4,000 and
UPON her death $1,000 600 VIII be paid by
Inc company to the Leland Stanford,jr.
uuivcrsty. Should she live ten years
and continue her annual payments or
nranIums. the University viii receive
al her death &20OO.OOO inatcad OF $1,000
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po,. west Vlrgina-Gcnerally fair; n
s,tpbt rise in temperature; northwcster.
iy wisldA
For Western PENNSYLVANIA and Ohio
Generally fair. possibly local SHOWS on
Tho lakes in the morning, northcrly
winds; sllRht ride In temperature.
Local Temperature.
Tbe temperature yesterday ~ observed
hy q. gchncpf druggist, corner Market
ana Fourteenth AtiJCts. was as follows;
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THE IMPROVEMENT
Which Is Gradually Coming
Shown ia Decreased Failures
DURING PAST THREE MONTHS.

II. 9. Dan = COnpauy's Woshly R'vssw
orTrads-CauSoo Of e,.S SUDDEN COLLAPSE
orwhsat-osnoral Enost oftho Weeds
D.nand for COtton eoOdS DOos RStI Ia
er.nS. : 1ron Industry HampSEsa-No
NO.aBI. Decline in Hiaishsd Products.
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THE BODY FOUND.
Remains OF General Fullerton Fl.
nally Recovered
AFTERSEyERAL WEEKS SEARCH.

Tie baltimore 4 Ohio Head Has He'd a
Force of Men at Work IoOktnE for the
RoIy Of the Famous VstSraA Ever Since
thS Accident at Oakland, In Which lie
Psrl,hod-PGrty Leaves wa,hlnEton to
Take charge oEIL