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Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1897-07-31

Senator Daniel is quoted as saying
that the Democratic convention at
Roanoke will indorse the Chicago
platform as whole and emphasize
The free silver plank.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1897-07-31

NoT1cE-The 41st annual session of
the order of Galileans will be held al
Mount Zion A. NJ E. Church, North
Ohio avenue. Atlantic City, New
Jersey, August 3rd. at a. III.
p. F. REID, s. ID. Ruler.
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NoTIcE.-A skiir was found adrift
by me in Pocomoke Sound on the
last day of June. The owner can
get her by coming to Hunting Creek,
proving property and paying charges.
James E. Shrieves.
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NoT1cE-Corn for sale at 50 per
barrel at my farm on Folly Creek.
VIM. II. CoXton.
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C0BuB'I'
BAND.
The Cashville Cornet Band
is ready to furnish music on all
occasions. Special inducements
to churches. Address
CASHVILLG C0RNET BAND,
Cashville, Va.
n Office.

On December 26, 1896, I closed
cut my entire stock of vehicles.
I now have a new stock Of the
latest improved
CARRIAGES AND WAGONS,
at the lowest prices. The num-
Der of vehicles I purchased en-
ables me to be up to the times IN
STYLES and prices. Another car
of Buggies will arrive at an early
date. / also carry full line OF
BURIAL SUPPLIES.
Black cloth, white velvet and
polished collins and caskets,
trimmings and prices to SUIT all.
White hearse for burial of the
young. I solicit a share OF your
patronage as in the past.
A. W. LlLuSTON. 0nancoch Va
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Deaths.

Hon. Southey S. Parramore, con-
fined to his home at Accomac G. H.,
of late years for most Of the time by
sickness, was attacked by brain fever
on Saturday, followed by partial
paralysis and died Tuesday night,
aged 65 years. The deceased was a
well-known business man of this
county several years ago, first as a
merchant at louisville and later at
Accomac G. II. Subsequently he
moved to Englewood, n. j., where
he was engaged in the mercantile
business and while there also was
elected and served for one term in
Legislature of that state. He return
ed to his old home at Accomac G. H.,
somet years ago. He was a genial and
companionable man and had many
friends in the county, who will learn
with regret of his death. Three
children, Misses Lizzie and Sallie
Parramore, of Accomac G. H., and
Mrs. Sue Cooper, of Colorado, sur
vive him. After funeral services at
his home ON Thursday conducted by
Rev. Mr.. Simmerman, his remains
were inferred in the family burying
ground at Runnymede, near Accomac
C. H.
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Great Bargains
-:IN -
q EsYAy Y
j. e nEaSTga7A.
OnanC0ck. Va.

Practical Matchmaker & JeweIsr.
I carry a large and select line
of Watches, Clocks, Jewelry,
Spectacles and Silverware of all
kinds-prices reduced very low.
I have also added to my bust
ness a fine assortment of Pic
lures, Picture Frames and Mir
rors-all styles and sizes-at low
prices, and am Agent for the
enlargement Of Photographs.
Special attention paid to repair
work on fine Watches, Clocks,
Spectacles and Jewelry at bed
rock prices. All work guaran-
teed to be first-class. Highest
prices paid for old gold and sill
yer.
Will be at Accomac G. H.,
every court-day for repairing.
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For RENT-For 1S9S-The Willis
farm. near Exmore Station. Recently
fitted up and painted Money rent.
Cheap, with approved security. L.
A. Joynes, 241 South ST., Baltimore,
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For RENT-For 1S9s-The farm ad
joining the Willis Farm. Kind LAND
to trucks; money rent. Cheap, with
approved security. Il. a. Joynes, 241
South ST., Baltimore, Md.
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Maud Hoffman, daughter of the
late n. S. Hoffman, died at her home
at Harborton, last Sunday night, 25th
instant, of whooping cough, compli-
Gated with other diseases, aged about
10 years.
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For SALE-Ice from this date in
quantities to suit. Geo. f. Parker
Nav %, '9T.
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For SALE.-Pure bred Collie pups.
W. NJ. burlington, Fair Oaks, Va,
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SUITS Made 70 ORDER, ALSO.

25 per cent. saved on every order
by coming to the Baltimore Bargain
House. Johnson's Hall, opposite
Doughty's Carriage Shop, Onancock,
Vo
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You want
Bargains,
and can get them by calling at
the
Baltimore Bargain House.

AS can be seen by a few of our
prices given below. We offer you.
Mems Suits fors2, worth $3.50.
Mems Good Pants 43c, q soc.
Mems Straw Hats l9c. and up
Boys Suits Sl.00 and up.
Boys Knee Pants, lac. and up.
Mems Shoes, S5c. and up.
Boys Shoes, Soc. and up.
Ladies Shoes, Soc. and up.
Children's Shoes, 40c. and up.
Infants Shoes, 20c and up.
Summer Corsets, 25c. and up.
Mems Shirts, l5c. and up.
Muslin, 4c. per yard.
Calico, 3 l-2c. per yard.
Bingham, 3 l-2c. per yard.
Table Cloths, S5c. per yard.
worth Sl.00.
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cOlIectIOH UTIW - N
done by exhibitor 80 10 81
collection paintings
don dy exhibitor 1st 3 90 "a 5o
map OF Eastern. ooo g, m
DR.. ". KELLAM, President
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TWENTIETH ANNUAL FAIR OF THE
east ERaa Shore AGRlclJL TtjRAl IS ISOLATION
Fair Grounds. Near Keee,
Commencing Tuesday, August 5lst and Continuing four Days
LIST OF PRENaEU :;
DIVISION A-Horse Department.
DAY-Tuesday.
Exhibited 70 NJ
End, $685. 3rd Sl5 4tl SO
9 Cass-1s nd 9TH,
premium $780, End, a1d *15 M $40
DAY.-Wednesday September 1. 1877
year y premium So 2nd So Exhibited
Best year old or under colt y-1st prem
III.
Class Pacing Ree1st pr $40 End &c. 3r H. 4t lbs S.
colt 800 End S Bro $ 4th So
. 80 Class-lst prem. $50 $780, 3rd SO, 4tll $40
mile heats best 1st
ends
9a7 Glass 18th SO.
FOURTH DAY.-Fiday, September 3. 1887
Free for All pacng-1st premium Sd $12, h S.
Fastest year premium $50 End $685. 5d 49, 4th $40
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Parksley, Va, March II, '97.
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PRICE FIVE CENTS.

Slbyl, \ score ~ war plays have ended
IN tho same way-the young soldier and
the Elri were married. This took place az
Ahaocoochec Ala. not fur from Atlanta.
Tho farmer owned much land and an
occasional touoh of gold wherever the
rains washed the bod rock bare had led
him o. fancy That his estate contained
vast mineral wealth. VI was 10Th to part
with lt but the spn-in-law had no such
Sacred regard Tor the property. and az his
rath.r-in-nW's drath sold most OF his
holdiugs and went 10 England 10 live.
Tho purchaser. ~ she property tried min-
Ing and farming alternately with scant
suocrss and about two years ago sold the
estate ~ Hungarian syndicate organ
z'd ~ M" Perayian Gold Mining COM
pary
THO c9nn1nv o. sid to have started
With large expectations and almost paia-
tial Offices az Tallnpoosn Ca. and then
T., have consr suddenly against the chill
ipx cpnsriou-ness THAT il lad no more
moury This VS. before the wealth u
the milne bod bccoms more Indicated
Both Lieutenant Bothweli and his wife
died mrarWhll. leaving what remained
of the property to their son Rohsrt now
. years oh. HothWcll has disposed %
hls Interest 10 the iirlod Romans and the
London banking nrm referred 10. and
Mr. E0s"nthal VIII attempt 90 rer0vcr a
one-lhifd Interest In the properly fron
th. mining company an the theory that
Rothwril h cntiti.d 20 that amount
through the dover right ~ his mother.
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BONE AND A HANK OF HAIR
TESTIMONY OF THE MAN WHO
FOUND 1T IN THE VAT
The Ma,~hmaa Biaik Also Gives WI. Nv.
id~nce ia the Trial "f Luetgers.
the sausage Maker.

chicago. Sept But two witnesses
wor. an the stand In ~" I.uctg"rt trial
to-day, and when the court adjourned the
testimony of one of th.m was not COM
plrt.d aud viii b" resumed tomorrow.
The nrs, witness WAS Frank Hialk. the
watchman OF the factory. who was on
ihc stand YESTERDAY. giving his direct .vi-
d,nrc, and to-day he WAS turned over
~ the d.f,nS. for rcrnss-oNamination. Its
Testimony WAS IN Nh. main unshaken.
although ih. defens. drew from him IN.
fact that II WAS by no means an unusual
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NOTABLE We ooiNc.
Es.rresldeat Hays,' Daughter Marries u
Naval Ontrsr.

Fremont Dhio sept. Fremont ls In
holiday attire To-uiRhts event was
noinhlr wedding. Ensign Harry Eaton
Smith and Miss Fannie Hayes were mar
rird ~ 1.D aud took the train Tor the
East. The bridegroom n an officer of IN"
United States navy. ihs bride a daughter
OF eN-prezidont u R iiayos. Tn. csrc-
mony waH performed by Rev. j. iiashford,
prcsidcn, Of tho Onto Wesleyan unlVer-
sitN. Richard \. iiaye-. her brother. CAV"
the bride away. Lieutenant Gill and A.
sistbni surgeon pl"adw.ll. both of the
United States navy. served 40 ushers.
Miss Fullerton aud Miss Dorothy Fuller.
ton of Columbus We're the bridesmaids
and Mirs ,;ens sandrcws Mitchell was the
maid nf honor,
Immediately after the ceremony there
Was "A dinner IN Ia. large hail. with as
guests. Among the guests wer, President
Mckinley and wife, senator Hanna.
Judge Hammond of Memphis. Secretary
NJ War Algrr. General W. " Gibson.
General N. Force. Ex-Governor Charles
Foster Albert r. Pierce of Minneapolis
Major General john X Brooke Of chi
csgo. Myron r. ierrick OF Cleveland and
many other notabl.s.
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ALMOST A lvNchiNc.
Citizens of mn Ohio village wroughi tP
Over AN Outrage

t-rbana. ohio. Sept 1.-The people of 81.
pnrts. A yilag. n miles west of here. are
terribly wrought up aud the greatest .N-
element prevails Rollo Shofsiall' aud
DAYTON SNYDER. Whose homes are Ia Day
TON Int who were spending ~" summer
AZ Addison west of ~. Paris, were In
m. latter Village last night buggy riding.
ana met Misses Myrtle Lpsh and Eva
RIrbesnn Who Joined ihom for a ride.
TN. buggics wer. driven southwest of
81 Paris vhrn IL n said that the young
mon att.mHrd to rriminally assault
botb youur ladies.
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A FORTUNE IN ".
Romantic story of q Rich Gold Claim
IU Georgia.

New York. sept Alexander \ Ro-
-snthal untll recently United States con-
sul at l."Khorn. Italy, aud now a lawyer
In this city, started FOR Atlanta Ca. to-
dHy on mission from whlrh he expects
Ia max. a fortune.
Mr. Nossnthal whlle In Romr WAS r.
iainsd bN tiiled persons to press claims
to Immense. though undsNeloped. gutl
mining properties In Georgia. A London
banking trm Il also Interested Mr Ro-
s"uthal Vas supplanted a. ,ousul about
sis weeks agu aud went at once To Lon
dou. where h" Was retained to press the
rlsr FOR tn" bankers also. His trtp 70
G'ors,n is with a view of bringing re-
coN"rA proceedings
Mr Hoseuthal says that when sher-
mans army WAS marching 90 m" sra
fprsging party headed by Lieutenant Al.
hen kothN'll ventur-d 50 far ahead NJ
thu matn hody that wheu th, irutrnnnt
Nas wounded IN a skirmlsh his comrades
'"0 him To the merry ~ the enemy.
~" young lieutenant swok" to cVu-
~'luusness in "a small farmhouse owned
h' man named Foster under IN. minis
-sriug eye cf the farmers only daughter
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EXTRA SESSION CALLED
Hawaiian Senate Will Meet to
Consider Annexation.
MINISTER HATCH is BUSY
The Treaty VIII Come Up Cor Ratfics-
tion sugar Trust said 20 Be Try
ing 20 Block Anncxation-A
Mammoth Demonstration.

san Francisco. sept. l-Thc steam r
Australia. from Honolulu direct, ar
rived to-day with the following lia-
waiian adflcrs
Francis a. Hatch, minister tu Mash-
ington. arrived Aus. - With impotrnnt
Information which win require thr a.
icntion of both thc government aLl
senate. and = secret notice has AL
ready bccn issued To thc members II
IA, latter body calling upua th'm to
meet IN extra Session un Sppt. to- con-
slider the question. McanWnil" Minis
ter Hatch Is in almost constant consul-
tation with President Dole and his cab
met,
The lawmakers VIII d. asked 10
ratlfy the annexation treaty Recently
signed in Washington, and as "A ma
iority of IN. members favor annexa-
tion. the matter will be- rushed through.
The ruason for the extra session oi The
senate at this early date Ia matter -
conjecture and much curiosity II
cNinced with regard iu H.
\ senator II authority for the state
m.nt that Minister Hatch brought
word To- the effect thar Prcsidcn, Me
kinl,y had resolved to call congress to-
Ecthcr two months earlier than usual
Tor thg purpose oi ulSihsthk ~ W.
treaty before the regular session.
Another matter e. be considered by
the Hawaiian senate IL that of render
ing assistance To TIL executive IN un-
rayclllng tht japanese muddle. There
are rumDrs ~ "A split IN the cabinet
over the question. and IL Is said the In
tervsption uf the senate Il required 20
prevent an open rupturs.
The Hawaiian star created scnsa-
tlon By the publication of scheme
alleged In have hrgn backed by the
sugar trust. 10 block annrSation. II is
said every Hawaiian IN the group has
been called upon to appear In Honolulu
sept. II Ia participate IN a mammoth
Demonstration against closer political
union With the United States. Senators
Morgan and quay are expected 10 at
rive from the United States ou that
day and the object of the anti-annexs-
tionisis is To impress them with the
feeling on the Islands.
James u. Castle. who has held the
position of collector of customs since
the queen was deposed. has resigned On
account of III health.
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MADE AN ASSIGNMENT.
John 4. spencer of rhiiipsbasg Attached
br O~barns A so,

Special pi.pstcl, u the STANDARD.
l'hilipshurg. Sept. John A. Spencer,
the large farming implement dealer of
this city. Was attachod this morning by
". ", Goodwin. representing Osborne A.
60 of ChiUaEo. The attachment WAS AZ
forwards sr,il"d by Frank Durand An
assignment was made this afternoon bN
John A Spencer tn E T., 'ongdon. As
Nj spencer has always been considered
can.ul and capable business manager.
the assignment WIS unlook"d for n il
suid to h. du. TO behaved payments Of
th" Northern Fhoinc Railroad company
IN their iic contract with Spencer. which
No has shout completed. and aiso 10 hav-
ing poor collections "n individual ac-
counts, An Inventory h uow being taken
aud the condition of Affairs cannot b. sN-
artly rcctcd until that work Is COM
plcird. though IL Is thought that the as-
sets viii reach sls.egl while th" liabilities
are not cNprrt~d ln exceed Spa.
Joseph l.ntry. thr grnrrr to-day sold
his business Ia g T. human.
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NOT QUESTIONED.
Hawaii "a Perfectly t~-s 10 Act On An
asx alton ttfs'.

Washington, Sept. i.-Thcrr II no de-
position among officials here 10 question
M. correctness of the statement in the
dispatches from Hawaii To the effect that
Minister Hatch hurried to Honolulu with
the special purpose of securing anneSa-
tion by the Hawaiian government IN ad-
vance of IN" meeting IT our congress
There h no raj. ln diplomatic practic"
that would forbid Hawaii hrsi acting
upon the treaty. aud the treaty Itself does
not indicate which government Il Ia take
the Initiative In the execution OF tn" pol
icy of President Mckinley towards iia-
wall as laid dawn IN his message trans
miiilng the treaty to congress last June
that IN. document shall be ready In all
respects for the action OF the United
States ssnate ~ its next session. u II not
believed the president has any Intention
uf railing a special session for the pur-
pos. Of ratification. Indeed, considering
the fact that " the Hawaiian legislature
acts with the greatest prompin'ss upon
the treaty. I, can scarcely complete this
action and r"turn the ratified document
10 Washington befor. October
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gold standard republicans with having
deserted the principles Of the old re-
publican party In its action at 81.
Louis In lss6. and In placing capital
above labor. IL favors an income tax
and denounces the present tariff Law.
Regarding prosperity, II says In part:
We recognize In the bouniiful crops of
the country and the entire failure uf
crops In competing countries a splendid
advantage 10 our people by raising the
prices of farm products. hut We dcplore
famine in other lands and want pros
perity that does not depend upon the
adversely Of the balance Of the world.
w. j. BRYAN Was seen ent ring the
hall and was called To the platform,
where he made a very br.ef speech.
Al , o'clock this morning the confer
ence committee WAS still In a deadlock.
All kinds OF propositions for agreement
had been voted down. W. J. Bryan
was called in To advise with the conn
miitee. The conventions are still as
sembled waiting TO hear ieon the COM
mittec.
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WIND BLOWS IN INDIANA
HEAVY WAGONS BLOWN ACROSS
THE STREETS.
Trees Cprooted and Houses Tumbled
Down Roofs Take Fiyers-Nehiclcs
Blown Through Windows.

indianapolis. sept. l.-For on" hour this
afternoon a storm of unusual violence
ragged IN this city. Buildings wcr. blown
down. trees uprootcd and vehicles were
turned over in the streets. Heavy wagons
were blown across the streets. and in one
instance transfer wagon was blown
through window into clothing storr
The roof of Geirsendorfs woolcu mills
was blown on also a portion Of the
roof OF the building occupied by the t;v-
erett Seed company. Large plate glass
windows. ranging in price from So to $50
In several buildings were demolished by
the force of the wind or fiying missiles
Ella Mcclure. n .colored woman. whose
home is In Jeffersonville Ind. was In a
buggy which was picked up and carried
several feet by thr wind. The Vehlrle
was turned over ard the woman fcll
underneath until rescued by a number
Of men
The wind preceded "A heavy rain. and Il
carried with II great clouds of dust
which completely shut om the view. For
u time II was 81 dark that lights were
turned on I'm many business houses. A"-
cording "a the weather bureau the wind
reached a velocity Of ~ miles an hour.
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FARMERS coNcRess.
soteide Wants n Colony of Amer.'ap
Farmers In Nrne zueiR.

81. Paul, Sept. 1.-The Farmers Ma
tional Congress postponed the election of
officers To hear the paper by y W Ran
DAN. secretary Of the Minnesota Agrirul-
tural Society. on the causes ~ failure
and success In state fairs. Among other
things he counted stat" management and
ownership Of grounds as essential 10 sue
cess; also impartial award of premiums
aud prompt payment of sam" "A compre-
h.nsivr lin. of exhibits strong smlisp-
m.nis exclusion of all gambling and
generous local support.
Dr. A. NJ. Sotrldo of v"nezu,la congrat.
ulat.d tho farmers upon the return Of
prosperity and increased European do
mand FOR wheat. corn and cotton. The
speaker has a favoritc PROJECT fnr the
establishment of a colony of American
farmers IN N"n-zucia and said he hoped
4" see thu suoc"~s of this plan Among
the Vie. presidents chosen wrr" q. W
Hoffman. Montana Richard Baird. ore.
gon =. B. Cannon Washington. and W
VI. Buchanan. Idaho.
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ANNUAL CONVENTION.
Montana's Women's Christian Temper
auc~ Union Meets In Helena.

Special Dispstcn 10 the Standard
Helena. Sept. 1.-The lith annual con-
vention of the Montana Momens Chris
tian Temperance Union opened IN this
city al the Grand Street Methodist church
this morning. There Is good attendance
OF delegates from all the principal cities
of the state. The reports of committees
and officers took up the morning. In the
afternoon Rev. Alicae y. Barnes. prcsi-
dent Of the state association. delivered
an address. Other addresses were made
by Mrs. Jennie n. Elliott of Livingston.
and Mrs. Ida =. Rosencrans of Helena.
Governor Smith gave the clcgaiss an adj
dress Of welcome this evening AT a meet
ing In the church. Rev. ". W. Love. rec
tor of 81. Peters Episcopal church. made
an address I'm behalf of the clergy. and
other addresses followed. Among those
speaking wsr" Rev. Mrs. Rarnes of Cas-
tie. Mrs. William currah of Helena, and
Mrs. Anna Walker of Great Falls
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BIBLE QUOTATIONS..
Hound Beside a bartender Who Com.
mitled >uisid-.

Indianapolis. s'pt i-Frrdrrick Bun
melt - bartender coming here recently
from ronnrrsSille wis fornd dead IN his
room to-day with an empty chloroform
bottle by his side and 81 bullet through
his heart. Lying beside him was an op"n
liihir with fwo verses from the seventh
chapter 81 ECCicsiast,s carefully mark
ed. ns follow.
"for there r. not a lust man upon ihe
earth thst do.th good and sinnsth not.
"Mhich yet my sorl =sekeih bat I md
not one man among a Thousand has-
found. bui q woman among all these nave
/ not found"
Bunncll was n good dresser and lavish
IN expenditurs- and the family with
whom h. rented apartments report that
he was much disturbed several days ago
hsrause he had received no remittance
from his mother To whom he had written
Tor funds. Instead. d" received n letter
advising him To brace up and make .
man ~ himself Ne Was son of the late
william Runncil OF connersville. a WE'LL
known har-sman
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SCHOOL WAR ON.
Intire city Police Fsrr. Are Called Ou,
10. s.usr,is.

sprine valley Ill sept : Tn. spnng
Valley schools npen"d to-day guarded by
M" cutirr oity police Th' wl"ld"rS of m"
clubs pairulied NJ" school yards while
crowds ou thu "u'sid" peor'd AZ thnm
through tho fenr. pirkris. The nov teach.
"rs hired hy IA. spr.ug Valley Coal Com
pany faction of the school board. many
- whom 10 not i've hero. have many
things AGAINST them TIL" old teachers
who WEI. rsln-taied hy the anti-company
m,nlhcrs r-sm Ia have the sympathy of
fic Dupil- IN man' rp"ms the children
f,risrd 10 f"cit" their lessons 10 the new
f.sfbrfl
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PHYSICIANS PUZZLED.
For Three Years n BOY Has Eaten Moth
Ing but Min aud sugar.

chillicoihe. Ohio. srpt. THE phys-
clans Of the county are puzzled by a ~
markablc ease la the nelghborhood of
yellow bud. The patient is IN. is-year-old
son OF Mr.. aud Mrs. George Bungan. we'll
to-do people Of that section. For more
than three years the boy has supported
life with nothing but milk sw.otened
with sugar. Attempts hav. bcen made tn
feed him many other kinds Of food. but
without success. as hts stomach Instantly
refuses them. He Cannot even eat bread
crumbs crumbled In the milk.
The result of this diet is that ne has
become pale. almost corpso-likc In ap-
pearance and greatly emariated. That n.
has been able 10 prolong life for such "A
length Of time on such a diet Is what
puzzles the physicians. His condition is
the result of severe accident which
happened to him four years ago. and
there seems to b, nothing IN medical sci
ence that can help him.
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Waiting TO sail.

Portland ore sept Awaiting rho
nat -nliug IT the steamer q W Eldsr
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