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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-02-13
Work W antcI.

Mrs. a. HutzIer who lives in the
building next the Old feed store on Sec
ond street and Nett!etpn avenue, IS III
need of work and viii Toe glad to other
20 on, to wash or take it 70 her home.
And Will also be glad to do cleaning or
general homework By the day.
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-Messrs. John Bardon and Ghent
Smith. accompanied by several others
whose names we did not secure, lett
Thursday for four or five days tramp
end hunt In the woods.
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The three year old son of Mr. and
Mrs. Matt ConIin, living on West Ninth
street, died last Tuesday morning OF
diptheria.
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Mrs. Hayward, mother Of Mrs.
Frank Dunbar. of Marinette, Wis, Is At
the head of the lakes and will visit Su-
nerior friends in a few DAYS
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A man named Lilly was arrested al
Stevens Point, on Tuesday, for taking
indecent liberties with Ruby FIliIan. OF
the South end. He will ne tried to-day.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-02-13

Judge f. 5. Parker is receiving con-
siderable endorsement for the office OF
municipal judge this spring.
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The East end daughters of Rebecca
will give dance IN the Green block on
next "Wednesday evening, February L.
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cry
CONSTABLES.
~ Austin. Il and u. kcutfeld, X.
nnAHn DE ALDERMEN.
CONSTABLES.

RlAh1 tr NI'f-aNh'--N'
...r.rd Isaac Ross, Dem. c. y. O'iare
H Nard John G. bertrand. Dem. Sam
nj frumpJon, Republicans:
40 agqrd-Ciror-r Z. Docy, Ind, Rep, F.
Fra7rr Wood. Dem.
e.,, Ward-larrv Er"anen. Republican.
tristan Eimou. Republican.
al Uard James Douglas. Republican,
Edward A. Dahl. Republicans:
IN Ward Angus Mcqueen. Pop. John
YcGrlrh Republican,.
.r.aib Ward charles G. Rcardslcy. Rep.
icy Il. Mills Republican,.
r.sthNarl- Gordon T. French, Republican
Ioaa T ErHIr. Ec publican;
r.h War! -,icnrE" l.. LarSGl. Democrat.
II L Sthlappl, Republican,;
BOARD OF PrBLIC WORKS.
( saith 4 Olson, Fred Baxter.
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To-day friday is the sSth ami
versa,y of the birth of Abraham LIN
coin and il is to be appropriately cc!c-
t.r.,ed at the Broad way school
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-02-13

Homer j. Fowler has resigned the
presidency OF the Northwestern National
bank, and Louis Hanitch succeeds him.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-02-13

p. 7. Stoitzman came up from
Rhinelander to spend few days with
his Superior friends this week.
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rT GATVRF AU-rHYSICIAN & SUR
+. 4r0N. will attend professional calls
n a,,lr, u the day or night from village
salatry Cor. Becker & Fifth, Superior.
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.,rIcIAL BULLETIN.
A. TON Al.

.,srt-firave,, Mi F. stevenson Of Illinois.
I, fr,.d22ntI,-. ,,,,-Kichard olney OF Massa-
: .s.siies -, Trcasury-Iohn e. Carlisle of
f.'1itsy; w,---Danie! s. Lamont o New
,,rs! u uoub.o,,,a
n-s .f,hr Sary-a!tiass a vi "A a"
s-a. ..,a rrterfor-Ioke smith Of Georgia;
.-.s,y q z. ,gal,iII,,tc7c-J. Sterling Morton of
fSs-a;sa. eencral-Nilson $. Bissell of New
ss.ef
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-02-13

The Sunday evening services at the
Thompson avenue NJ. +. church viii
hereafter begin at s O'Clock, instead OF
30
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-02-13

If YOU haven't been 10 the point to
see the ice piled up 'moHntains high
YOU should tramp over. 1t is the proper
Gamer
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WANTED-AN IDEA " W. so, can thin

thing to patent? Protect your ideas they may
bring you wealth. Write JOHN WEDDEk-
BURN 81 co, Patent Attorneys, WashinGi on,
ID. c., for their s. 500 prize offer.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-02-13

Halt q million dollars lave been ap-
propriated for the Improvement OF Du-
lnth-Superior harbOr.
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The supreme court vii! take up TIN"
eases @: the Eleventh judicial district on
the 25rd of this month.
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mick" Lucius, Jr. of Scion Springs
spent Monday ana Tuesday in the city.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-02-13

-Caaaaians should not fG. t. Secure
the new Canadian song. Nv Canada"
words ly Henry I. }IcFh;.ip=, ausie
Jy +. Gi-lLiI. rslge, 500. Address,
Tiles Office, SUPERIOR, Wis. We have
heard tie piece performed by Pro-.
Wells and can trwLfu,Iy say that It j.
one ofthe most Inspiring airs We have
ever heard As for the words, they
breath patriotism in every line. and
tie song should find favour VIII al true
Canadians.
pemorest's Na-az.ne improves with
each lu:.aer. TIE Illustrations in tire
March Magazine are notably handsome,
and almost without exception every
page is illustrated. The stories are ex-
ceiieut and the articles are timely and
interesting. Al the various depart
ments, for which l-morest'- Is noted.
are fall Of valuable Information.
Almost everyone : Interested in tue
North Atlantic Squadron, but very few
know oftbe life aboard q uan-o'-wa
! pro.u-eIy Illustrated article, ~ City
Afoa:, in Demorest's Magazine lsr
March. gives q graphic account cf the
daily routine On board a moIern war
vessel, ana IS very :steres.ing recalling.
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Mrs. l.. {. Barnett and daughter
left Thursday for Hot Springs, Ark, tor
a two months visit
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Cheap Rates South.

One way and round trip tickets on
sale via the St. Paul {, Duluth Il. L. to
nearly all points in Alabama, Arizona,
Arkansas, Colorado, Georgia. indian
Territory, Kansas, Nebraska, Kentucky,
Louisiana, Mississippi, North Caroline,
South Carolina, Texas. Tennessee. Nir-
glnia ana Florida. For rates, routes,
folders and tickets call at Ticket Office,
Union Depot.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-02-13

BY fire in Po-t Arthur onThursday
morning two men lost their lives.
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The Douglas County Bar association
has decided to hold the annual banquet
AT the West Superior hotel again this
year, but the date has not been set. 1t
has also peen decided to provide a IL
tie wine for the stomach's sake on the
occasion.
We are sorry 10 announce that Mr..
Arndt, who has 80 long been connected
with the Interests Of the Daisy mill has
severed his connection with the same,
ard We believe will no; engage In the
-four interest again.
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Mrs. r. j. Merrel is visiting
friends in Minneapolis
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CATHOLIC-MaSs al 8 80 and 1000 AN Instruc-
ton at 200 P. Nes2crS ~ 500 +. NJ. Services
every Friday evening at 80.
REV. FATHER EUSTACE. Pastor.
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D. S. S. & A. r. r
TIME CARD

Low rates to al points East Fast time and
excellent service. Wagner Buffet Sleeper
Via. Sault Ste. Marie through to Boston.
GEO ". FORESMAN.
9lS rover Ave. General Agent.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-02-13

Superior Circle. Ladies u, G.. \. Il.
Circle meets First Monday III each month
in Central Park VI. F.. church.
Mrs. MARY e. REYNOLDS President.
MRS. HIRAM II AYES. son. Vice President.
Mrs. !. II. RUGGLES. Secretary.
Mrs. A. \. MAXIM. Treasurer.
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STATE
rrGISI tTIV T.

,,,. CONGRESSMAN, 10th Dist
81 lent-l"' State Senator.
:, B. Wis ASscmblyman, lst Dist
I'd. Nhi'''. , Dist
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FRESBYTERIAN.-Seryfr every SUNDAY morn.
ing and evening at 1890 n m. and 40 y. IN.
Sunday school following the ninrning service
Thursday evening prayer meeting At 20 All
are cordially invited. The Y. 7. :. &. +. meets
at 6i5 p IN.
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Church Direcce~

MEliOplST.- Services every sunday. morn
my and evening. Al 1915 and ~ Sunday
schooi Immediately after the morning service
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening at
80 All are cordially invited.
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The Superior Times

ALLUNA G. CHRISTIE, Admins
tratrix of the Estate of J.
Lutte. Christie, deceased.
Publisher.
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Grand ARMY of the Republic

J. u. ROBIE POS No. 273 Department Of
Wisconsin. meets every First and Third
Wednesday evening OF each month at 265
West Fifth street. NiSitinC comrades cor
daily invited. A. ii. WllELDfN, Com.
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cor y | Y


lanes Bardon democrat
= Ha var Michael : Bright -. Democrat
,1ra Va n. 4 Hancock Democrat
~ l. var i1ts,rrd-Ndolph Recdfors Republican
, s. s, ID 1GJohn Thonpson..., EepuR lean
Cd I'D 9 np ksnzrs E EspS5illls,n
sr'ail S,LLI-David Burnett. Republican
fss:a - NIan-uS Chalman. Republican
Ns.a "a Dayid B0bie .... Democrat
e.s.tl Kenneth NcLagEan Republican
s'l13- iIt,,,L. desmond ....... Democrat
.--fia' G,unt-S ......... Democrat
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REV. w. ALLISON, Pastor.

CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER- Services
at 500 and 1913 a. III. and 7::}0 p. IN. sunday
School l2:i5 p IN. Fridays N 4:15 p. IN.
REV. F. II. BARTON. Rector.
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Sons of Veterans

CUSTER CAMP. No. 40. Division OF WiScOn-
sin. meets 2nd and lth Tuesday evenings
of each month in Trade & Commerce" Bldg.
Visiting brothers heartily welcomed.
r. X. CHRISTIE. CAPTAIN.
JOHN ORR. lst Scrgt. +. f. EVANS. Q. NJ. :.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-01-24

9Is,eIsFil.e. W. de- S""~s.' 80
Jake Leasufe is c1nilled 10 nus nome
with threatening phe..',- 'i-''' ana lesl
evening Dee was reported very low li's
uauE ll-A-s nope 20 see MN u"' AGAIN
soon
Miss Annie 0NlNnelon went 10 haIi-
errd this morning tO spend the SaOoaln
with friends.
John III. Whattlescv. eT-NayOr is
very sick mt his home ON Diamond
street. suffering with an attack of
pneumonia contracted through q cold.
The very had weather we are having
st present is very dangerous. and when
YOU 60 out Won should wrap yourself
,a so11 or you will catch cold. and then
ifyou arc careless twin run into some
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-01-24
M'KINLEY CALLERS.
A Delegation from Indiana-~RefuSed
to Tell What They We're There for.
A Man for the Agricultural Port
folio

CANTON. o.. January 2}.-Prosident-
elect Mckinley had not finished his break
fast this morning before a dozen Of call
ors sent in their cards for a conference.
The early morning trains brought three
DISTINGUISHED Indiana citizens, Senator
elect Charles w Fairbanks. National EN-
ecutive Committeeman W. T. Durbin' and
supreme Judge i. j. Monks. They reaen-
ed Canton at o'clock from Cleveland
where they had been To confer with Ma
tional Chairman NJ a. Hanna. They were
driven directly to the Mckinley home ana
were soon i'm consultation with the Presl-
dent-elect. They left on the 1926 Fort
WAYNE train for indianapolis.
Senator Fairbanks said 20 an Associated
Press representative that their visit had
no special political significance and was OF
a confidential nature. Mr.. Dunhin said
that a great many matters had been talk
Cd over during the interview. but he was
r.- I'm position to disclose their nature.
He said that he was led TO believe that his
state would not have a representative IN
the next Official family. 1--WE are greatly
interested" he said "iu Mr.. Hanna, and
many OF our people "o'.,' nv -. , Va,
III 'He C,'''"''. la .,.,,.-,,--,,l..
jor Mckinney oeSl,,S ~ NAV. ,,,i, NJ
business g., a., l,,,.iro. I,a
hanna am" -i'. DIV '''','' A.. 60.
"ou.a nave "'a' III. ,''.[, o. a.. ~,
man selection j. d VS. o'' T.. -,
ma shoo' oe ms 0'''''-' ',. -
eret eNI'esstu III ,'i,.''S -. "a, ~. ~,
menus y. Bliss vi ne" H. Wv -.
copt the Navy poitIoHO' us He Is UT. o' '''V
best business men i'm the country.
The 1925 For, Wayne train brought eX-
National Chairman Thomas NJ. Garter OK
Helena. Mont. and Senator John L. VIII
son. of Spokane, Wash. They We're met
by Capt Hejstand and driven directly TO
the Majors home. Chairman Carter.
when seen by the Associated Press repre-
sentative ar the station. said their visit
had no political significance: that they
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ST MARY's.


ST. lIARY'S w. Va. January 81. NJ.
Wells is at Pittsburg i'm the interests OF
tn, tie business. and Win likely remain
there some time.
Miss Leila Reed returned to her home
i'm Ruchie county Tuesday
Rev. T.. p. Shcared is i'm New Martins
Vile assisting IN holding revival services
there.
The protracted meeting here is still in
progress. making the fourth week. 1t has
been Wen attended from the first and the
house is crowded almost every night
a number of young people attended
church at Bethesda this week.
Mr. and Mrs. $. b. Hail Of New Mar
tiusviUe. spent Sunday with Mrs. Mamie
Hail. of No. 221 Main street.
Mr. and Mrs. r.. II. Browse, of Grape
Island. and Mrs. George Kalsail took
dinner with Miss Mamie HAN on Monday.
j. p. Clemcrant. of the firm of Ciemer-
amt Bros. was I'm town this week He.
with others. have made arrangements to
drill test well ON VIM. Browns farm, in
the back part Of Washington district
Attorney j. g. holland was at Parkers-
burg ON legal business to-day.
Mrs. John Schumacher is very sick at
the present writing.
Mrs. A. s. Blagg. wife of Rev. Blagg
came to ST. Mary's Wednesday, and will
visit here some time.
John Murphy is rapidly recovering from
an attack of typhoid fever.
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about one-third Of the entire popula-
ton Of the island. In case Of independ-
ence on the island these negroes, along
with the superior class of Cuban ne
groes. would an demand the ballot and
fui representation.
it is clear that in case the Spanish
should let g. Cuba politically a class
of race and social questions would con-
front the organizers of the new gov
eminent more complicated than any
Uaat were forced upon the United
States after The war which resulted in
the reconstruction acts.
Granting an this. however. there is
nothing to be feared I'm any kind Of
Cuban rule nearly so bad as the gov
eminent of Che island by Spain, which
has been simply a carnival Of robbery
and corruption.
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DEL.

WEITZEL-On Saturday. January -.
1897. at / p m, George B.. son ~ Charles
and Elizabeth We.tzel. IN the 9th year OK
his age.
Funeral from his parents residence. l-.2
Jacob street. Monday morning at >l"
Mass at the Cathedral AT $50. Friends Of
family invited. Iuterment az Mt Calvary
cemetery.
DIILON-At his residence. 20. 12lS Nc
CollOch street sunday morning Jani IF
a. 1891 at 1890 o'clock. Captain Peter DI-
Ion. aged 80 years.
Funeral notice hereafter.
KEMPLE- Saturday January o. 1897
at 12.l2 O. m. Mrs. NJ ry nau e. '
years.
Funeral notice heraaf-a
DRAKE-On Thursday January q 1884,
Mary Drake wife Of The .att ltllE DRAKE
Funeral from residence. 80. 8 Filth
street, Sunday afternoon at o'clock.
Friends of the family respectfully invited
TO attend. In,erment al Greenwood c,E-
etry.
FISHER-At Benwo03. w. Va, FRIDAY,
January - 1897. az o clock a. M, w i'..iIIii
Jennings Bryan. intan, son OF ''.l- 800"
Sarah Ellen Fisher. aged Eve 81" hr.
FrreraI Sunday oft.uoon no o'clock.
In;orment at McNeclen cemetery. flehHs
OF the family invited ID attend.
WoRTHINGTON-At Benwo5l. W. va,
on Thursd1r. january -l--. 1881 40 1870 p.
m. Nanny. wife OF Joseph NortAlhE'oh'
aged ~ years
Funeral from her late residence sun
day al 10 o'clock 81. m. ln,'rmant al We
gee cemetery. Friends of the family inyi-
ted tO attend
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IS shares of Wheeling Steel and Iron
Company stock for sale at bargain.
Fink & Braunlich.



TERRA ALTA. W. Va. January -s-
Charles Painter. of E,kns. was Oh our
streets last week.
Hon !. G.. Ralphznyder, of kingwood'
was IN town Tuesday.
NJ. T.. Feather. of Gainesville was on
our streets Wednesday on business.
w. G. Huntington. proprietor OF the
bennington Hotel. was in Niae"ood sat
urday
Gus A. Bolden. editor of the Kingwood
Journal. was in town Tuesday calling on
his old friends.
LAWYER C. s. Hamrl. Of Oakland IA,
made a professional call in town last
week.
Mr.. and 8Irs. r. J. Picking are occupy
ing Col. j. D. Riggs hors during his alb
sence.
l. \. Smith is putting q feed mill in his
blaming mill building. near the y. * o.
depot
J. r. Loar. the PHOTOGRAPHER, Of Grafton.
was i'm town Saturday and Sunday.
Gus J. Conley. prosecutirr attorney and
editor Of the Parsons Advocate. OF PAR
sons. W.. Va. was in town saturday on
legal business.
An infant child Of Mr. and Airs ". W.
FIhon died with tine Group ou wednesday
morning and was buried Thursday.
J. Miller has begun tearing down the
Old blacksmith shop northwest corner Of
Main and state streets, which stood on
the lot recently purchased by Hanger 6,
Bishop who Will begin the erection Of a
large store building in the early spring.
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THEY WOULD LIKE TO SHIRK.
Continued from First Page.

useful animals. recommending It's pass
age
The committee on enrolled bills reported
that House joint resolution No. o. raising
a joint committee TO visit and inspect the
insane hospitals; House joint resolution
No IA. providing for the appointment OF
a committee Of five TO ascertain the true
condition of the treasury Of the state;
and House joint resolution No. 8, relating
to the Virginia debt question had been
properly enrolled
The following bills We're ordered 10
third reading:
No. 10. protecting the riding and driving
public from the recklessness Of bicychsts;
No. "a, to enforce work on public roads;
No %. to incorporate the city of Hinton;
No. 2S, relating to the unlawful sale Of
intoxicating liquors: No. %. concerning eX-
empuons of Jurors; No. 81. relating TO
the county in which proceedings may be
commenced.
Senate bill No. 8. providing for the es-
Enlistment of a water and forest revenue.
was made a special order for next We'd
nesday at 10 o'clock.
Senate bill No. IS. relating to cities,
towns and villages, was made special
order for next Monday at II a. m.
Senate bill No. 40. to establish the new
county of Augusta, was made the special
order for February g.
The following bills on their first read
ing were advanced to their second read
ing:
No .. IN relation to actions before jus
tees; No. 6, in relation to mechanics
liens; No. Il, in relation to roads and the
election Of road surveyors; No. 10. to pre-
vent lynching in this State; No. -, TO
prevent persons not naturalized from be-
ing employed on any work for the State.
Senate bill 80. II, to more efrectually
suppress briblng at elections, was re-
jected.
The Senate then adjourned
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RIVER NEWS.
Daily Chronicle OF tho Movements OF tn o
Goats and BOatmcn.

TO-DAY'S BOATS-Pittsburg, Ben
Hur, / a M; Kanawha, a. m. Key
stone State. a. m. Cincinnati, Nir-
ginia, a. m.
YESTERDAYS BOATS-Charleston
-Argand, $50 a. m. Parkersburg-
Leroy. IL a. m. New MatamOras-
Lexington, n a. N. Sistersvilie-
Ruth. 800 p. IN. Clarington-Jewel,
$3.50 D. m.
TO-MORROW'S BOATS-Parkers-
burg, Ben Hur, 9 p. m. Sistersvile-
Ruth. $50 p. m. Clarington-Jewel,
$50 p. m.
There is an excellent stage Of water
i'm the Ohio river for the packets. but
the severe cold weather promised for
this section will likely cause the river
20 fall several feet within the next IS
hours This viii not be enough, how
ever to interfere with the movements
of the steamers. There is only one
obstacle i'm the way, and that is the ice.
The Allegheny continues to put out Il
large quantity of it. and it is growing
heavier every hour. The boats have
as vet experienced little trouble on this
account. but trouble is anticipated.
The Lexington has been cOmpelled
to lay up at Bellaire on account of the
ice. The Ruth. the Sistersyille pack
ct. has also missed n couple trips from
the same reason. The ice commenced
to thicken in the river last night and
the result may be that navigation will
be seriously interfered with.
Tho tow-boat Annie l.. owned by
Armstrong Bros. was sold yesterday
afternoon at Z. 6. MarshaIs sale at
Point Pleasant and was knocked off to
John McCu]loch. President of the Mer-
chants National Bank, of that place,
for $1,000.
The river last night at the wharf
was 6 feet ( inches and falling.
Pittsburg. Pa. January 23.-River Z
feet and stationary at the dam; snow
ing and cold
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ENGLAND WILL NOT LEAD.
Continued From FIRST Page.

of that material. A crowd gathered
outside the newspaper Office from
which Dufay set out lie goes first TO
Havre and from there TO America.
The recent appointment Of Mgr.
Luigi OIeelio di Santo Stefaro, who
was already Cardinal Camerlenge OF
the Holy Roman Church, and sub-dean
Of the Sacred College, as head Of the
Sacred College, gives him the best
chance to succeed the present Pope,
and is taken as indicating that HIS
Holiness in thus accommodating power
in the hands OF Cardinal Santa Stefano
desires TO accentuate his wish that the
latter should succeed him.
The approaching wedding is announc-
ed at Nice of the mother of the Princess
de Chimay, who has already been twice
married.
The only notable event in the the
aires during the week was the appear
ance of the Carl Rosa Company at the
Garrick. with moderate success.
The announcement is made that
Forbes Robertson will shortly appear
in new fve-act play written by a
new dramatist, having for its subject
Englands greatest hero, Lord Nelson.
Mrs. Patrick Campbell will assume the
part of Lady Hamilton. The an
nouncement has awakened the great
est interest in dramatic circles.
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NUN WON
SICK PEOPLE CURED

Rich and Poor Alike Provided with Home
Remedies That May BE Relied Upon as
Sure Specifies for All Disesses-Get Mum
yon's Guide to Health from Your Nearest
Druggist. Buy a 20 Cent Munyon Rene
dvand Cure Yourself.
MUNYON'S Rheumatism Cure seldom lals
TO relieve I'm one % three hours ana Cul -
in "A few days Price. 25c. -,.,..,i,.
Afunvon's Dyspepsia Cure positively
cures all forms of Indigestion ana stomach
trouble. Price - cents. --,,.,
MUNYON'S Cold cure prevents pneuno!lt..'
and breaks up Il cold III q lie" hours
Price. ~ cents. -,,.,
Munyon's Cough Cure stops. coughs.
night sweats. allays soreness, ana NpeeH"y
heals the lungs Price. % cents.
Munyon's Kidney Cure speedily cures
pains in the back. loins or groins ana al
forms OF kidney disease. Price - cents.
A separate cure Tor each disease Al an
druggists. mostly . cents a vial,
TREATMENT BY MAIL.
II unable 10 call at one of Oar Offices
write Prof Munyon. 1905 Arch street. Phil
adclpha. FOR advice. which is aDsolutelS
free The most obstinate cases success
fully treated through correspondence. All
communications answered in strictest con-
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