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wHAT a WEpn1Hn oosT.

Public Ceremony on u bridge EndH In
Loss Of Life and Injury TO 100 SpsCta-
tors.
SHELBY, O., July IA bridge cross
Ing the Mohlcan river here fell this at-
ternoon with 1000 people. Four were
killed outright and hundred injured.
some of them seriously, A public we'd
ding was being celebrated on the bridge
as one OF the features OF the celebration.
Just as the ceremony had been COM
pleted the bridge went down with q
crash, precip!tatlng the people q dis
lance Of sixteen feet,
Those who were killed outright were:
Cyrus Kuhan. Of Shelby. aged so; Mrs.
Louisa Monahan, OF Edison, aged S.;
Ada Bloodhart, OF Shelby. aged IL;
Frank Keckler, OF Shelby. aged u.
The panic which enAued after the
bridge fell was Understandable and It was
Impossible to get anything like cor
rect list OF the wounded. Many persons
suffered from broken legs and arms but
very few IL any OF the injured are likely
to die. LIZ!
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RHEUMATISM
RELLAIRE
An sort, Of Local Nows ant Gos'lp From
nl,n Clan CItr.


All sort, OF Local EeVTs ANT Gossip from
tile GIasS city
This city was quiet during the day
yesterday, an excursion OF me llLe nv
10 Sistersville in the early morning TAX
ing mang people there. while numerous
nrivate picnic parties went TO trienoly
orchards or woods. Had It not peen
for The glorious news from Sampson
there would have been an absence OF
fhe old-tIme Fourth OF July spirit out
tbat aroused the latent patriotism oil
the stny-at -homes, and IN the evening
there was sky rockets, balloon ascen-
sions, and noise enough for a battle az
home. The day was orderly tnroush-
out
There are a number Of visitors here
now from the Indiana gas heids ana
they will remain during the heated
term, while many OF our own people
have gone TO camp grounds or to cities
quite as hot as Bellaire.
County Treasurer-elect W. c. Ber-
gundthRi will take charge OF that otnGe
the flrst Of September. The family WI!
remain in their own home here at least
until they find a desirable house Ut the
county seat.
The old fellow who was released oV
THE mayor about ten days ago on q
promise that he would not touch an
other drop until he heard OF Sampson's
victory turned up in town yesterday 100
full for utterance.
over hundred people came In on the
narrow gauge yesterday morning ana
several OF them missed the return train
in the evening, remaining here over
night.
A party OF ladies and gentlemen went
out in big wagon to shellcrosses or
chard yesterday and spent the day IN
various amusements.
Many Bellaire folks took in the Buffa-
10 Bill show yesterday. The oitener
they see It the more they seem to like Il.
The banks, manufactures and bust
ness houses generally were closed most
OF the day yesterday
A.. ]. Holt and wife will visit Indi-
ana friends this week.
Fire works ruled the sport in this city
Inst night.
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POprs CONDITION

ISAEEruValsd by serious Quarrel with
Cardinal RAmPOlIN.
PARIS, July 1.-THE journal says the
mental condftlln OF the pope is exagger-
ated, but the Journal adds: ut Is true
his mind is failing"
ContInuing,the Journal remarks: His
holiness has been greatly deceived by
Cardinal Rampolla's attitude in the war
While the pope was doing his utmost to
prevent war Cardinal RampOaa was In
triguing to nulhfy the negotiations.
The pope eventually learned the truth
and became so angry and excited that
the Incident permanently affected his
brain. Since then he has had no COM
municatlon With Cardinal Rampolln.
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CLEVELAND. july 4.-The second
doy'7 races or the Ohio l.. a. ". meet
a, The 0ienvllle track today produced
Come good exhibitions, but the Ottond-
orcr was slim. Dr. A. I. Brown, Of this
city, rode mile In i:i6 i-5. nylng start,
pug"i by tripiet and qnad on Sat
hi'lav hr rode 4 mile in l.i9, which
lowered tho record J'lG seconds. To-
days professional races resulted:
one and onc-elghth miles open pro-
fesslonal-A. !. Brown, Cleveland, won:
c. y. HHsKinE, Cleveland, second; Wat
George a. Banker, Pitisburgh. fourth,
Time. 2327.
Five mile handicap proteSSIonai-H.
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PTTTsBuRGH-River 3 feet s inches
and failing at the dam Cloudy and
cooler.
wARREN-River l foot and station
airy. Fair and warm.
GRRENsBoRO-RIver feet Inches
and stationary. Fair and warm.
OIL ClTY-Rlver foot Inchcs and
failing. Cloudy and cool.
inches and stationary.
STEUBENVILLE- 3 feet
inches and failing. Clear and warm.
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HORSE VS.. BICYCLE,

NEW YORK, July 4.--rhe one mile
race. horse against bicycle, with Snap
per Garrison, the once famous Jockey,
on the horse, and F. F. Goodman, the
unpaced champion on the bicycle. at
tracted a large crowd to the Berkely
oval track to-day. Garrison won both
heats in hollow fashion. Time, first
heat, 2:l2: second heat, 2:06 4-6
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INTERSTATE LEAGUE

NJ Mnnsneld-Maaghsld 2, youngstown q;
Mansfield 3, Youngstown I.
At Fort wayne Springfield 8, Fort
Wayne / Springfield 3, Fort Wayne ].
Al Toledo-ToleGo I. Dayton /; Toledo o.
Dayton 2
Al GrandS Rnpidh-- Grand Rapids ~, New
Castle 1; Grand Rapids s. Now Castle j.
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Simply apply "swAYNE's ONT
MENT." No internal medicine requir'
ed Cures letter, eczema, Itch, all erup'
lions on the face, hands, nose, etc, leaH-
ing the Rkin clear, white md healthy
Its great hcnlluR and curative powers
are possessed by no other remedy, ASK
your druggist for SWAYNB'S ONT
MnNT. Avoid substitutes. Lths&w
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wuTs. description, II means slow Rtarva-
ton. Because a man forces food into a
weak and impaired stomach, II does not
follow that he feeds his body The life.
irving elements Of the food taken Into mi
Impaired stomach are not assimiiatsd Into
the blood. Instead, tile impurities Of the
sluggish liver and bowels nre taken up and
carried to all parts Of the body. The con.
sequence IL that the body Is not only
starved but poisoned. The immediate &c.
suit Is physical suffering from which the
old time lealot would have drawn back In
horror. The final result Is disease and
death. Dr.. Pierec'a Golden Medical Dis
coyery Il a scientific remedy that acts ac-
eordiBg TO natural laws. It Is not violent
spur to nature or a mere artificial appedser.
II gently, but surely aud permanently, pro-
notes The natural processes Of secretion
and exeretiou, II creates appetite, makes
the assimilation Of the food perfect, invig'
crates the liver and puTi6es and eurichea
tho blood. II builds up firm, muscular
flesh. II cures nervous exhaustion, debil.
ity, sleepleBsness and all the evils that
follow In their train. Pound At all riedi.
cine s;oreg. Accept no substitute that may
be represented as Just as good. F"
"Icnu Heartily recommend Dr. Pisrce's Gold.
en- Medical Discovery aud Pleasant Pellets TO
anyone troubled with indigestion and torpid
liver" writes ~ g. Crlder, Eaq, Of Leonard.
Harlan Co. ~ "MY di!fnss was chronic our
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anything but Il caused horrible distress ard
EunwinE IN my stomach. I have taken four
bottles Of your Golden Medical Discovery aud
one visl efyour Pellets aud eau work all day."
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A EEwspAPERLEss CITY.

The Chlovgo nalIIss VIII not Resnms
Publication Until Tomorrow.
CHICAGO, July 4.-None OF the Chi
cago newspapers will resume pubIlca-
tlon before Wednesday.
This evening the president OF the In
ternational typographical union and the
district organizer waited on the pub
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RALD 40 THB FROM.

BUFFALO, N. Y, July 4.-E. G. Bald
won the one mile open professional at
the Press Cycling Clubs race to-day.
Summaries:
One mile open professionally. 9.
Bald, won; Tom Cooper, second; b. o.
Mcfarland, third. Time, 2:07 leo.
Two mile handicap, professionalism
Cleveland, Tonawanda, 240 yards, won;
S. D. Williams. Btfialo, $50 yards, sec
ond: E. C. Bald, Buffalo, scratch, third
r. R. Freeman. Portland. Oregon, 30
wards. fourth. Time, 4:27 2-5.
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NTILMAUKEE ROAD RACE.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, July 4-The
Cream City cycle clubs annual road
race, over a twelve and one-half mile
course to-day. was won by Joseph H.
Koernschild, Of Olilwaukee. o. F. We
Der, OF this city, for the first time prize,
riding the distance In 3O:Sl, breaking the
record for the course by SIX eecondg.
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THE RIVER.


IEA9IINDNl . DEE NM UINE'S'
Pnrkersburg BEN HUR, . p. m.
Slstersvllle .. .EIOIsE, a. m.
SlsterSvllle, RUTH, $50 p. m.
Darlington. LEROY, $3.50 p. m.
Steubenvllle. II. ". BAYNE, $3.50 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Cincinnati. KEYSTONE STATE, s q. m
Slstcrsvlllo. .ELOtSIG, s a. m.
Pittsburgh. QUEEN CITY, s n. m.
ParkeTsburE .ARGAND, II u. m.
MatamoraB. LEXINGTON, II n. m.
SlstcrsVllle. RUTH. $3.50 y. m.
Clarington.. LEROY, a:S0 p. M.
Steubenville.. n NJ. BAYNE, $50 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Charleston. .KJNNAWHA, $3.50 a. m.
SistarsvillC. :. EIyOISE, 5 a. m.
Pittsburgh. BEN HUR, 2 y. m,
ClArington.. LEROY, $3.50 y. m.
Slstersville. RUTH, $3.50 p. M,
Steubenville.. T. NJ, BAYSE, 800 p. m.
Pittsburgh. .URANIA. $50 a, m.
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Earned runs. Pittsburgh 2; ST Louis D.
Two-hase hits. Cross 2 Donovan. Three
base hit, Dowd. Stolen bases, Cross, Deck.
or, Quinn Double plays, Padden. Ely and
Davis; Quinn and Decker. First base on
SudhOfl 6. Hit by pitched hall. by Card
ner / by Hastings /: by Gelp l by Sud-
hon I. Struck out by Gardner 3: by Hast
ings Q; by Grip 2; by Sudhoil l. Time, 2:20
Empires, Snyder and Connolly.
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WON nv HlANrRrRG

NEW YORK, July 4-The Realization
stakes WAS won by Hamburg easily by
three lengths; PIaudit second by ten
lengths; George Boyd third. Time
.2:5I I.5. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-05

Good accommodations. Excellent Gull
sine. Rates, 81 90 per day. 50 90 per
week. Consult agents Cleveland, Loraln
& Wheeling Railway.
ihsH.W
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At ChINnE6
S SisSsis6d =: g. S sril5 !
w sSfse and Rs h e'7 Wilson ana Saef ss
i:5S. '4''' ""'''"0O0 anu "004 1"''
At Cincinnati. RHE
G Gt"HRPHs IA. ...s - 1 1s Z
Earned runs, Cincinnati 5: Louisville l.
Batteries, Hawlcy and Peltz; Cunnlngham
and Powers. ,TmpIre'' Mcdonald and
At New York. RHE
E SssIo York 1':::5 ! g 81 ! 8
Batteries, Seymour and Warner: Nichols,
Willis and ycager.. Umpires, Emslle and
Heydlsr. Time, 2:l2
At Baltimore. RH p
Earned runs. Baltimore 3; Philadelphia Z.
BATTERIES. McIames and Robinson; orth
and Mcfarland.
Ey 4; %sisi7s'$$'. ss$5sss&3?3 9
Earned runs, Washington 3; Brooklyn ..
Batteries Mercer and Mcclure; Dunn and
Ryan. Empires, Lynch and Connolly.
Time. lao.
AFTERNOON GAMES.
f SjSs!S3Ss '.:$ sSSSastt-i$5 i Z
Earned runs, Cincinnati 6. batteries,
Breitengten and Vaughn; Bowling and
Klttrsdge umpires, o'DaY and Mcdonald,
Time, 1855
BS Al $sSS;@os: sSSsS55g III ! j
Earned runs, Baltimore .; Philadelphia
and Murphy. EMPIRES, Gaffney and Brown.
Time, l:l0.
AZ Washington. RHE
TS rooEiygn nj. q 3 ! % . :
Earned runs, Washington s. Brooklyn !.
Batteries, Dlneen and Mcclure; Neager
md Ryan Umplres, Lynch and Andrews.
At Chicago. RHE
Cleveland 80 ! 3 . 2 0-5 10 /
Earned runs, Chicago !: Cleveland ?:
Batteries, Isbeli and Donahue; Young and
Criger;. t'mpires, swnrtwood and Wood.
Time, 2:ii
Boston .,..............O 0 IS / 0--i6ii 0
New York .............0 / la @ Q
Stopped by n thunder storm. Earned
runs, Boston 8: New York l. Batteries,
Nichols and Younger: Rusic and Warner.
UmpIrCg. Emslio and Hcydlcr. Time, 20.
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The marks at p. m. showed 4 feet
Inches and falling,
Weather Monday-Clear and warm.
The keystone state is this morning.
Cincinnati packet, departing at 8
o'clock.
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scALD head is an eczema OF the
scalp-very severe sometimes, but It
can be cured. Doan's Ointment, quick
and permanent IN Its results. At any
drug store. 80 cents.
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n Krupps, UhrIchsville, o. three
hundred yards frst; Glen Wiley, Wind
scr Malls, o., 40 yards, second J. Es-
peron, Detroit, $40 yards, third. Time
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HELP wANTBD-MALE.

A GIVE SOLICITORS WANTED FoR
n ''America's Baltic for Cuba's Free
dom" Official war book. Nearly zoo pages.
Only $50. Commission % per cent. Bo-
paid; outfit free. THE DOMINION COM
PAJY, Dept. g, Chicago. ly5
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Earned runs, Pittsburgh I: 81. Louis /.
GRAY Davis Tannehill Stolen bases,
O'Brien 2, Tannehlll, Stencil. Double play.
Padden and Davis. First base on balls on
Tannehlii 8; on HuEhey 1. Hit by pitched
ball, Gray. Struck out, by Tannehill D;
Tihce hit, Clements. Wild pitch, Hughey.
Time, i:5o EMPIRES. Snyder and Connolly.
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YESTERDAY MORNING.
putsburgh 3, st. Louis /.
brooklyn 4, washington
Boston 6, New York o,
Bnitifnore u, Philadelphia 5.
Cleveland II, Chicago 2.
Cincinnati 3, Louisville T.
YESTERDAY AFTERNOON.
81 Louis IL, Pittsburgh ].
WASHINGTON 3, Brooklyn 3,
Baltimore 3. philadelphia
Chicago Z, CLEVELAND 3
Boston 10, New York >.
Cincinnati II, Louisville o.
To-DAY's GAMES.
81, Louis at Pittsburgh.
Philadelphia at Baltimore
Cleveland ut Chicago.
Brooklyn at Washington.
PITTSBURGH, July 4..-The home team
bnticd HuEhey hard this morning and won
easily. Attendance. 1910. Score:
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LEGAL NOTICES.
TJNo THE CREDITORS OF THE BAER
SONS GROCER COMPANY;

TNo THE CREDITORS OF THE BAER
i SONS GROCER COMPANY;
You arc hereby notified that tho under.
signed have been, by the United States cir
cult court for the District OF West Vlr.
glnia, In the suit IN equity therein pend
ing wherein b, s, Baor aud others are
plaintiffs, and tho Bacr Sons Grocer Com
pany and others are defendants, appointed
pany and OF all property, real aud per.
SOnul, and YOU are hereby notified and re-
qucstcd TO Ole with US AZ ns early day
rs practicable your claims against said
defendant company for adjustment
HOWARD HAZLETT,
II. =. BAER,
whosnng, w, Va. .Junn %. 1885 jess
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PITTSBURGH. July 4.--In the. afternoon
game Pittsburgh. was outplayed in every
iIoint. In the middle OF the fourth Gard
nor was knocked out OF the box, and in
the same inning Gilpntrlck had his right
hand anllt. AttendRnce. 600. Score:
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At Baltimore. RH =
Phiiadelp'a 10 0 0 0 o / 1-2
Earned runs, Baltimore 8; Philadelphia
and Murphy. EMPIRES, GHifney and Brown.
Time 1910
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At Washington. r n p
Washington % Q % 6
Brokolyn ......0 0 o -
Earned runs, Washington 3: Brooklyn .
Batteries. Mercer and Mcclure; Dunn and
Ryan. Empires, Lynch and Connolly.
Time. 1870.
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AFTEpNOON GAMES,

At Cincinnati. RHE
louisville 20 0 o 0 90 s I
Earned runs, Cincinnati G. batteries,
BFeltengten and Vaughn; Bowling and
KlttridRe umpires, o'DaY and Mcdonald.
Time, 1855
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S G &; SiPSi'"a,5i sSSS5Sf$SB55

Earned runs, Cincinnati s: Louisville l.
Batteries. Hawlcy and PeItz; Cunningham
and Powers. EMPIRES, Mcdonald and
O'Day Time, 200
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At Chicago. RH p
Cleveland 30 OK 0 J o 0 7--li 10 Q
Earned runs. Chicago 2. Batteries,
Woods and Donah Ie; Wilson and Criger.
Uralres, Swartwood and Wood. Time,
$50
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whosllng, W. va,..Juno Is. IS, is
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1898-03-11

Z Numerous complaints have been
made to the war department of Lieut..
Sobrafs effort to get inside inforna-
ton relating to the Southern fortifica-
lions. Sobral belonged to the Spanish
legation and may get into trouble.
The monthly statement of the gov
eminent collection of internal revenue
shows that the total collections during
January last amounted to $12.335, 927
an increase over January, 1897, of
81, 1S4,596.
The department of state has award
ed a gold life saving medal to William
McField, n British seaman, in recog-
milton of his heroic services in effect
ing the rescue on Dec. 2, 1897, of an
American citizen on the coast of Next
co.
The department of state has awarded
a gold life-saving medal to William
McField, a British seaman, in recogni-
ton of his heroic services in effecting
the rescue. Dec. 2, 1897, of an Ameri-
can citizen, a passenger on board the
Nicaraguan schooner Dolphin, on the
coast of Mexico.
The president of the United States
has presented loving cups, each duly
inscribed, to Jose Mendez Y Herrera,
sub-lieutenant of Spanish marines. and
Eugenio Montero Y Reguera, lieutenant
of the Spanish navy, in recognition Of
their humane services to the captain
and crew of the American brig Wau-
Bun, wrecked Oct. %, 1897, off the
Cuban coast.
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Accidental Happeninss.

John Wolf, a resident of Beldonville,
Wis, was killed while working in the
Willow river woods by q limb falling
upon his head and crushing his skull.
He was about twenty-five years of age.
A seven-year-old negro boy at White
wright, Texas. saved the life Of j. E.
Everhart's baby daughter, whose cloth
ing had caught fire from gunpowder
she threw upon the fire, but was so
badly burned himself that he died.
Six thousand bales of cotton stored in
a warehouse at Genoa, took fire by
spontaneous combustion. The loss will
amount to about $4,000. The burned
cotton comprises 1850 bales from New
Orleans by the Spanish steamer Migu-
ell w. Finillos, and 1900 bales from
Savannah by the British steamer Buck
inghan, which ar7i1 ed Jan. 16.
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TO keep alive the memory 81 Willia,
ATerriss, the English actor. his frient
have decided not to erect = monumen
but to 'maintain q lifeboat at Margat
or Ramsgate, which placesnwere pal
ticularly beloved by Terriss.
It is the wife Of Folchi, the painter
who eloped with the princess Elvira
Bourbon, who has obtained a divorce
from her husband, with 800 francs q
month alimony, and not the princess,
who was never married to her lover.
Hamilton Townsend, for years a pro-
mlnent citizen and business man of
Milwaukee, who left for the South
three months ago, in the hope of Inn.
proving his health. died at New
Orleans, the direct cause Of death be.
ing heart disease.
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A Judge fined the Sacramento Bee
for an alleged misreport of a trial
pending before him, and for severe
criticism of his language in support Of
the attorney who brought the charge
The editor stood by his reporter and
his own dignity, declaring that the re-
port was correct, but was refused the
privilege of defense; whereupon the
case was carried to the supreme court
of California and the sentence was set
aside. The smaller the judge the more
tyranny and the more breaking.
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CALM AT MADRID.

Opinion That the United States Can.
not Make the Maine Disaster q
Pretext for War.
London, March 6.-The Madrid cor
respondent Of the Daily Mail says: In
contrast with the clamor in America
there is almost absolute calm here, and
that, too, even on the bourses, where
the falls are due to foreign selling.
The general opinion is that the United
States dare not make the Maine sus-
picion, which is unsupported by EVIL
Gence, and is abhorred by Europeans,
the pretext fer war. The distress in
various parts of the country occupies
the public mind far more than Ameri-
can relations. Notwithstanding the re-
duction in the grain duty, famine
threatens.
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Foreign.

c'OEG18Ns
Privy Councillor Schwabach, chief
partner Of the Bleichroeders' banking
firm, died at Berlin Of apoplexy.
Senior H. Ventura, secretary Of the
Portuguese legation at st. Petersburg
has committed suicide.
A player was killed at football an
his slayer was convicted Of man
slaughter at London.
Gardner Rand, owner and manager
of Rand's opera house in Troy, N. Y,
is dead.
A plague hospital at Bombay was
destroyed by fire. Three patients died
from the shock.
1t Is reported that an important ex.
petition has landed at Baracoa, near
Mariana, in the province of Havana
Cuba.
Pennsylvania railroad employees have
been notified by the Hungarian au.
thorities that unless they Magyrize
their names they will be discharged.
A little hot sealing wax dropped on
the hand has just killed the Earl of
Clonmell, blood-poisoning having set
in.
The weather is most mild and un.
precedented in London. There are III
laos etc. in the parks and the cuckoo|
have arrived two months in advanc
of their usual time.
Victor Ballot. who fought at watell
loo and was subsequently discharged
from the French army at the age OF
twenty-five years as a consumptive
died recently at La-Roche-sur- Yon
aged los years and ten months.
Pschorr, the brewer, has offered IL
OOOO,OOO marks to the city Of Munich|
on condition that the bust of his grand
father, the founder of the Pschorr bralJ
business, be placed in the Hall OF
Glory Of the Bavarian monument.
Liverpool has just found it impossi4
Die to float loan of FL 100000, as tho
stock exchange refused to list it. Thi
is due to sharp practice on the part G
the corporation with the brokers whel
it issued small loan three years age
William Bonny, the army medica.
steward who accompanied Stanley ir
his expedition for the relief of Emil
Pasha, is dying of consumption in 81
London poorhouse. Bonney was lief!
with the rear guard, under Maj. Bart
eliot, being the only white man lief
after the latter's death, and RENAME
for year and a half in camp while TIL
rear guard starved.
Paris Society for the Prevention O,
Cruelty to animals has received q Leg
acy of 100000 francs from Nine.
ChaSsegrOs, who was a noted delni-
mOndaine under the Second Empire.
The conditions attached are that pre-
cautions shall be taken to prevent the
ill-treatment of horses, and an effort
made to improve the condition Of the
public pounds.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1898-03-11

Ha! At last there is place where
the bloomer costume may receive the
honor which has been denied it up to
the present time. Up in Alaska a
bloomer colony is to be formed where
skirts will be banished and the reign
of the festive bloomer will be undis-
puted and unchallenged by either prud-
fish male or fastidious female. But the
condition of the Alaska roads compels
them to leave their bikes at home.