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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-10
RELLAIRR
an so,ts or Local News anl GOl'lP From
tile CiIAsS City.


an so,ts u Local News nnl GolSlP From
tile Glass city.
The funeral OF Herbert Trunbull
TOOK place yesterday afternoon FROM
his late home at Georgetown. Inter-
ment in the Rose Hill cemetery. This
is a very sad case This young man.
with two companions, were hunting
Friday afternoon and Trumbull's gun
was accidentally discharged, the con-
tents lodging in his bowels and liver,
tearing the latter organ all to pieces.
About twenty-five persons left here
yesterday morning for Plttsburg ana
more left In the evening. Others VIII
go today and big crowd Will leave
tomorrow morning. Hope commando
cry has been assigned to the second
section OF the Ohio division and Ohio
constitutes all Of the fourth division In
the big parade.
The funeral Of Mrs. P. H. Carpenter
took place yesterday afternoon from
her home on Union street. The funeral
services were conducted by che Rev.
Weiss.
The republican cltV committee met
Saturday evening and organized oy
electIng o. P. Mason chairman and II.
A. Lichtenberger secretary and treas
urer.
Buck stelzer, the pugillst and his
trainer, arrived in the city Saturday
from Lima. They will make their head
quarters here for a few weeks.
Miss Alice Douglas, OF Mansfield. who
his been visiting friends here Cor
week past, will leave to-day for her
home. As
The condition Of Mrs. Frank Archer.
who has been Ill for the past six weeks
was somewhat improved yesterday.
Jacob Kern, of Baltimore. Is In the
city, called here by the death OF rel
alive.
Fred Wilkinson Is the proud father
Of a new baby boy.
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OTHER NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES
now coOPER IN FORM,

ST. LOUIS, Oct. o.-Tom Cooper was
IN stake form to-day at the concluding
days sport OF the two days meet given
az Athletic Park by the Cyclists Rae
Ing Association, and ran Champion Ed
die Bald to q dead heat In the five-mlle
championship, won the two mile handi-
cap from the third mark, defeating all
the crack-a Jacks, and came back In the
rich Mound City handicap at mile,
winning in good time. after having
lust qualified in his heat. Arthur Gard
liner refused to compete with Major
TAYLOR, the colored rider. Both had
1ualifed In the fve-mlle championship
the trials OF which were run on yes
terday. Both Gardiner and Taylor
made good their determination not TO
compete In SundnF racing, but Bald,
who had threatened to return to New
York last night decided to remuln
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Az MOI Tn1ahle.

Special Dispatch to the Intelllgencer.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Oct. 9.-some
time ago the question was raised about
placing the Internal revenue stamp on
certificates OF nomination and other
election papers. The matter was re-
ferred to Chairman Dawson, OF the Re-
publican state committee. He wired
Commissioner Scott, and has received
the following ruling: Certificates OF
nomination. and any other papers re-
quired to enforce the election laws OF 9
state are not taxable under the Internal
revenue laws"
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It does not lie in the painters fancy to
imagine pTettier picture than that Of
young girl, with lips luscious with the
promise Of love, half parted In the SMILES
OIL happy dreamland. The mind Of happy
maldenhood is clear and polished mirror,
which when the wits 90 wandering into the
EhostAnd Of dreams, reflects the impress
SONS OF waking hours. II those impress.
SONS are pleasant and painless and happy,
she will smile in her sleep. II the impress
tions are those Of suffering woman, tor
tuted with the special ailments TO which
me feminine organism Is liable, the picture
spoiled by the lines Of suffering and de.
bpondeucy. Maladies Of this nature unfit a
woman LOT Joyous naidenhood and for ca
pablo motherhood. They incapacitate her
70 pear the burdens Of life in any sphere
o. action: Household, marital and social
nu'leN alike are burden 20 the woman who
constantly suffering from headaches,
oatShaehes dragging sensations and weak.
sulng drains. Dr Picrcc'z FavOfitc Pre-.
ilpHon positively completely, uniail-
;nEy cures troubles " this nature It
,npatN health, strength. yigor 10 the dis.
nnnS'ly w,omanly ofgan1 II fts for care.
s. sI' healthy matd-nhoOd, happy wfchood
ana capable motherhood
80, have q LITTLE uep dapgiitr, vim i,d Z,
-, oans' which your medicine cfifcd D"
y,"ts hfa 7 y Bore. NJ Ford Dinwiddir Co
M 'p-nl about twenty dollars ur dpctuf's
~ Ahl medicine mud u dil not do the. tuild
NJ. tsni worth " good W.r1mmeuced ti,ini,
H.SillIs faypUir Prescription and Golden
sssb ~, pi'f2yrry and used three bottle, ~
~, Nnth enst only six dollars Now the rhild
lanihg sfound every where And 4 iust as
sAkhy ~ ever" '1''
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"a ground We feel sure ID rs
on - Sirg world OF light ab0yRips vs.
& MlH and strive 10 get up 20 tH
paB. IT, js AT last suucessfui; We ava
sruss,s 80. JI,s.he freely 0lf VIII
ken, -. me rejus that had drop ed l0I
Is, $50 rom lis hand. The net Das q
q ~ ,,,i ..rror has rolled OF
eE ~, ,,},,f,y rouse ourselves, q Al \ IKE
our eyes The objects IN N room,
" ~. ...,,-e ourselves that we are N me
an -. world OF light once NOR. But
WY, ynurself under such n!gllIlilf'
az 49, irving to waken yourself, tof
iols ,,rsbie. Fancy yourself the gpqft
eiyi ,.i mai came rushing from Al lpe
o. 49,, snurces OF your past life. 4mat-
hlI" ~, rylrd tossed thus as q cork =
~ = a. a rushing water falA tqg
lD..'..,,i.. 10 regain the power Of ne VII
So 5,.sr th.s horrid, uncle1n, impefl-
70 ~ i'- DON OF feeling and act. You Etfu8-
lVu' ,o awake, to get into the upper
~ ~ realty. There IL an upper
No. .tI. rtere is an inheritance q the
We ,3,,o IN light. But the power % AVA
- into that word Is gone.
NJ ynr thirk that even n5gE lf'A
~, FOR Bothing-that the my
81. ~. nrophetiC meaning IN thei CID
~ ~, 1at easily imagine a mug lnlre
H.. I igws? IL such condition ~
S Si,a' ss have tried to desert 9 on
co. Ss,Ss,rur,ed out OF wild mediaey "a
CO.. Isg above one constructed BY Sof V
~ ac,ual human experiencesI J. tl52t
o. a., ~ en-, sngh a condition as Chris u.1st
;,ays had in His eye when He ~ MP
m, re- n,ou!h OF Abraham In the 1e
~. ~ words son, Remember" mon
~ I-.I puIpl, or press tell you that ~ COB
" I,i PS.' n the lost is a dream, yyito
~. 49, eyes. but such a dream aS tat.
NJ M an Ace 10 Him who hath a1olil bed
Js ~ and hath brought life ana I'M
uuoita,iy to light through the gospel
~. Won Will be able to sing:
.,issiis my God-T know His praa-
MS name is all my trust;
Sar VIII He put my soul TO shame
Nor let my hope be lost.
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MARTINS FERRY.
tap. aud nll.lrap ia tho Thriving city
Across the River.


Charles and Annie Buchanan, parents
Of the child found at the Edwards resi-
dence, early Tuesday morning, appear
ed before Mayor ShipTan Saturday at-
ternoou, and were fined SIS and costs
each.
Ernest G. Smith, sergeant OF Conn
pany X, Seventh Regulars, came in
from Columbus barracks Saturday
night, and Is the guest Of his parents,
on North Fourth street.
The AetnavIlle Junior foot bali team
has completed arrangements for game
with the MuskinGum College team, at
Cambridge, Saturday, October 22.
A uIllon meeting of the different Sec
lions of the Presbyterian church VIII
be held at the parsonage tomorrow az
terDoon, at 2 O'Clock.
Communion services were held at the
Presbyterian church yesterday morn
ing, and two accessions resulted.
Mrs Mary Berry, of Philadelphia, is
the guest Of the family Of Thomas Null
lany. on Park street.
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CHICAGO. Oct. o.-The TrIbunes
Cleveland, o., special says; Senator
Hanna was asked this evening whether
n Ia true that he will not continue
the manngershlp OF the Republican ma
ilonai committee for the coming cam
najgn. The senator stated that he has
no Intention OF resignIng Should. how
ever the senator decline to manage the
p.csident's campaign Tor 1900, Il would
mot he because Of any friction between
the two. but because Mr., Hanna might
he convinced that the chances Of the
President would be enhanced by new
~, IA nrpT -
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LONDON, oct. 1O.-AccordIng to tho
Dnily Mail DIR. Nancy Guilford. who
no lonrer denies that she Is the mid
wife Of bridgeport, Conn, but declares
herself absolutely innocent OF any con con,
nectIon with the death Of Emma GU.
saws that abe sailed for England under
m Assumed name owing to Another
rnotiar which she win explain AT the
Dc5per place" She IL now In the IN
Urinary OF the Eolloway jail. London
snrfnrlng from neryonB prostrntlon.
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Mnrrnto PhIlndsIphIa.

CAMP MEADE, N4ddletown, Pa, Oct.
9-The Second West Virginia regiment
ID scheduled to arrive tomorrow night
from It's march to Gettysburg to attend
the dedication Of regimental monu-
mena. Col. Casteei has asked permits
sion to take hls command to the Phil
adelplria jubilee. This Is the only West
Virginia regiment In the command, and
It 10 thought General Graham will make
81 q narh Of the provisional division.
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Baptist General Association.
tai 0IsDntcb IN the IntelllRenceF

SpecIlI DIspNIvH 70 IH5 IH01IUsV''9VE'
MoRGANTowN, w. Va, Oct. o.
The Baptist General Association of
West Virginia will hold its thirty-third
annual session in Paramount beginning
next "wednesday. Rev. DR.. P. B. Rey-
nolds, Of the West Virginia University,
win preside at the session and Rev.
NJ. c, Kelly, OF Charleston, will preach
the opening sermon. The statistics pre-
pared for the meeting show that there
are in the state $50 churches with a
membership OF over $4,000.
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Topeka, Kas.. Oct. Ex-Governor
Leedy has appointed the Rev. R. L.
olden. of Topeka, a Baptist negro
preacher, MS commissioner to take bal
lots to the Kansas negro soldiers In San
tiago. To-day the Rev. Olden left with
the ballots. They are carefully packed
in a telescope vhlIse and will be return
ed in the same way.
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DUBLIN, Oct. s.-Most OF the cld-
zens OF Dublin wore the Ivy leaf to-
day, being the anniversary of the death
Of Charles Stewart Parnell. Thousands
participated in the ceremonies at etas-
nevln cemetery, the Lord Mayor and
corporation delegates from the munich
pallty and all the chief towns Of Ire
land, In full regalia, taking part In
the procession.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-10

CAIRO. oct. 9.-The report that the
treasure OF the KhalIfa, valued at TO-
100000 pounds sterling (S5O,OOO,OOO) has
been found and was being forwarded TO
Cairo, is without foundation. Equally
baseless is the report that General
Kitchener will resign the scholarship.
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QoooOoo0o0o0o0oooo0
J SPORT. /
Soooooooo0oeoooooo
AAAAAOODD0DD
FOOT BALL

The wheeling A. c. started the sea-
son well Saturday at New Athens, de-
feating Franklin college to the tune Of
So to 0. Twenty minute halves were
played and Franklin put up a stubborn
defense. but w. A. c. was too many
for them. and the score would have
been higher had the locals had more
practice. They were a little on In their
signals, and there was the usual breaks
made by any team playing together
for the first time; but all things con-
sidered, they put up a brilliant game,
and It will take some warm pebbles to
lower the red and blue. this fall.
In Saturdays game John Edwards,
Sol Edwards and Cal McAninch each
made two touchdowns. Captain Robert
Edwards had his kicking foot In order
and kicked three goals, as also did
Mathis.
Pittsburg college, booked here for
THANKSGIVING, played PA. c. an 0 to 0
game Saturday, and had the best Of It
throughout. The college team Is
stronger than last season, and will give
w. A. G. great scare.
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rn CuRR A coLp d one DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Qulnlne Tab
let's. All Druggists refund the money
IL It fails to cure. 25c. The genuine
has L. B. Q. on each tablet. mw&f
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
nnsrY M1L1pR,s nATT1No.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 9.-Cy Young was
easy for the Reds in the first game and
timely hitting allowed the locals to tie the
score in the second game, Dusty Miller's
batting IN the two games was marvellous,
Out OF nine times at the bat he hit safely
eight times. Attendance, $3.50. Score;
esSaIand *. 10 9 c-5 II
Batterles-Breltenstein and Psitzi Young
and Schreck.
Cincinnati .........o o 2 o'es 20 I 2
Cleveland ..........2 0 o lie 0 81 8 )
Game called at the end OF the seventh
Inning on account OF darkness. Earned
runs--C Cincinnati, 4; Cleveland, 1. Batter
les-Hnwley md Wood; Bates and Schreck.
Times-l:50 and l:2S. Umplre-McDonald.
OTHER NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.
At Chicago: = II =
Chicago. 20 Q I 20 10 g 9
Earned runs-ChlcaEo, /; st. Louis, I:
BRtteries-Taylor and Chance Taylor ans and
Second game) + Il =
81. Louis ........ ..,...o o o W l )
Earned runs-Chlcago, . Batteries
Phyle and Nichols; Sudhoh and Sugden
Umpire-o'Day. Time-5 minutes.
At Louisville: RHE
Louisville 20 1 0 0 ! o.
Pittsburgh i o 0 o o o / 0 90 8 2
BatterIes-Aiagee and RittrldEe:- Lever
and Bowerman. Struck out-By MaEee' 2;
Pittsburgh, 4. Tlme-1:S5 umpires-
Warner
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TO LOAN.

TFONEY TO LOAN ON REAL Es-
WI. TATE. Six per cent interest and one
per cent premium, total seven per ,r cent e
LOAN CO, 22d St, Bellalre, Ohio. oeI
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Special train Will leave Baltimore &
Ohio station at 9 p. M, Monday, Octo-
Der TO- Melster's band goes with them.
Get tickets from Hugo Loos, 1870 Mar
ket street.
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WANTED.

UTANTED-GIRL TO DO HOUSE
w WORK and cook. No washing. Good
wages, Apply at No. $50 Market street:
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To PIttuburE. wheeling comm"ndsry
Also Goes over tie Is. 4 o,
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JITANTED-AGENTs, EITHER SEX;
w to . dollars a day. NO books"
Enclose &c stamp. A.. A., Room 10, 1895
Arch street. PHILADELPHIA,
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Terror Collides With the Hornet.

KEY WEST, Fla, April 29.-While
cruising off Matanzas Wednesday night
the Terror and the Hornet collided.
Both ships had their lights out In
the darkness the Terror struck the
smaller vessel amidships. The com
mander of the monitor thought he had
rammed the Hornet. and kept right
ahead, for fear that if he reversed his
engines he might pull out his ram and
cause the Hornet to sink. He com
manded the crew of the Hornet tc
jump aboard the monitor All but the
engineers crews obeyed. The latter
being below. saw that no harm was
done and stuck to the ship. The Hornet
finally swung free. She was not dam
aoed
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THE PIPE FACE.
1t Is Claimed to Be as Visible and
Distinct as the Oftcn-NOted
Bicycle Face.

1t is declared that the constant habit
of smoking pipes has a perceptible eff
feet upon the face. The pressure OF
the lips to hold the pipe in position in
creases the curvature of the lips round
the stem and the muscles become more
rigid here than in other parts. Thus
the lips at certain points become
stronger, and the pipe is unconsciously
held in the same habitual position.
After long continuation of the habit
small circular wrinkles form parallel
with the curvature of the lips around
the stem. These are crossed by finer
lines caused by the pressure of the lips
to retain the stem in position.
In the case of old men who have
smoked pipe for years the effect upon
the lips is very marked, not only alter
ing the form of the lips but of one en-
tire side of the face, causing the
wrinkles that are the result of age to
deepen, and, instead of following the
natural course of facial wrinkles, to
change their course SO as to radiate
from the part of the mouth where the
pipe is habitually carried. Further
more, one or both lips often protrude,
just like the lips of people who used to
suck their thumbs when children. The
effects of pipe smoking upon the teeth
and lower jaws are even more apparent
than in the case of the lips. If any man
who has smoked a pipe for consider
able length of time will take the trouble
to examine his teeth he will find that
at the point where he usually holds the
stem between his teeth the latter have
become wOrn.-Medical Record.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1898-05-03
Paris sighted or Fire Island.

NEW YORK, April 3O.-At 2:47 a. m.
the American liner Paris was sighted
east of Fire island.
The vessel has been rechristened the
Yale. and will be transformed into an
auxiliary cruiser. She left Southamp-
ton April - at 2:l5 p. m, and the next
day was reported 10 have been cap
tured by Spanish war ship. She
proved the prediction of Capt. VIM
Angel, that she would show her heels
to any cruiser afioat.
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IN EVENT OF WAR
Hawaiian Islands May Be. Put Under
the Protection of the American Flag.
England FavOrs This Course Rather Than
Permit Another Power to Control
Her Line of Communication
With Australia.

NEW YORK, May "A special to
the Press from Washington says:
When President Dole, of Hawaii,
left this country recently after his
visit to aid in the annexation proceed
ings before congress he carried with
him the draft of a bill which promises
to make history. 1t is for passage by
the Hawaiian congress and provides,
in the event of a war in which the
United States may need the Hawaiian
islands for base of supplies, that the
islands shall be put under the protec-
ton of the American flag.
1t was prepared with the knowledge
of members of the senate committee
on foreign relations and had the ap-
proval of the administration in certain
conditions one condition that it should
not be submitted to the Hawaiian con-
gress unless there was war. When
President Dole left this country war
with Spain had not been declared, but
was deemed probable.
No conditions are to be imposed on
the United States should the American
flag be raised over the islands. If
consideration was named, an appropri-
alton would be required which would
need congress action and probably
cause complications. A majority in
the senate and house are in favor of
the annexation of Hawaii, and the
project has failed so far only two
thirds vote in the upper body. In an
emergency the president can exercise
what is known as the war power.
He can accept the privilege granted
by the Hawaiian government for a
base of supplies in the Pacific ocean,
and to guard the islands completely
the dag of the United States would be
raised as a barrier against which for
eign meddling would not be permit
ted. 1t would not surprise well known
legislators to hear by the next steamer
from Honolulu either a confirmation
or strong indication of the fulfllment
of this important news.
The operations of Commodore Dewey
in the Philippine islands are signif-
cant in connection with the expected
establishment of a protectOrate or
sovereignty over Hawaii.
The Hawaiian islands are on line
drawn from the Philippines slightly
northward to San Francisco. From
the Philippines to Honolulu the dis
tance is more than 1000 miles. From
Honolulu to San Francisco it is ,, 100
miles The necessities of the United
States demand this resting place
British necessities are 50 great in com
merce that if the United States does
not control this Pacific station Great
Britain must in self-protection assume
control.
Honolulu promises to become the
resort of tremendous fleet of ocean
steamers, mostly British. All collier
ships have to stop there, and the present
Hawaiian government will not be able
to maintain proper police and sanitary
conditions. The expectation in the
English foreign office is that the
United States will respond to Hawaii's
invitation.
England favors this course rather
than to permit another power to con-
troll her line of communications with
Australia. The British ministry
has assured the state department that
it views with favor Hawaiian occupa-
! ton by America.
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Nothing Reliable From Manila Before
The Paris Arrives at New York.

New YORK, May 2.-The United
States auxiliary cruiser Yale, formerly
the American line steamship Paris.
eluded the Spanish war ships and ar
rived at her dock Saturday morning
with her $50 passengers. She was
sighted off Fire island at 2:47 o'clock
Saturday morning. The liner. about
which such deep anxiety has been felt.
sailed from Southampton one week age
Friday at 4 p. m. She was in command
of Capt. Watkins, and carried, besides
her passengers, cargo made up most
" of munitions of war for the United
States navy.
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Cndiz a White City.

There could not possibly be winter
city than Cadiz unless it were built of
snow. As you near the coast you see in
front of you white mass which APP
pears to be floating upon the water.
The first thought of a foreigner is
that he is in sight of an iceberg ,Chica-
go Inter Ocean.
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Why 1t DIdn,t Count.

"Did you give him any encourage
ment?" Inquired the mother, referring
to the impecunious young man who re-
fused to consider himself out in the
cold.
"Oh, dear, no; none at ALL" replied
the beautiful daughter. ION one or
two occasions at the seashOre last sum-
mer L promised to be his wife, but that
was all."-Chicago Post.
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Spain win Not Resort TO Privateerinc.
ton by America.

NEW YORK, Nav At is stated on
high authority, says the Madrid corre-
spondent of the Herald. that the Span
ish governments reservation of its
right to issue letters of markque does
not necessarily imply that she will
have recourse to privateering. The
government. indeed, has no intention
at present of doing so. She has simply
reserved the right should circum-
stances, such as the destruction of the
Spanish fleet, compel her taking such
a rOurSP
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A Last Will.

Uncle "a lawyer)-Well, my boy, I'm
sorry to hear that you are studying law.
1 can't see any way that young lawyer
can make money now.
Nephew-There is one way-"Where
there's Il will there's a way."-N. Y.
Truth
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After American Merchant Vessels.

LONDON, April 29-It is reported in
Madrid, says special dispatch Thurs
day afternoon from the Spanish cap
ital, that Spanish squadron of nine
war ships. sailed from Manila on Mon.
day last to take up positions off Subig
bay where they will await the passage
of American merchant vessels, for the
purpose of capturing them.
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TrmSfSul.

"Do you consider Mittimus to be de-
pended uPon?"
81 would trust him with millions"
"Bllt you haven't the millions"
81 know. Perhaps that is the reason
why I would trust him with ther.
Boston Transcript.
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The Parrot Saved Their Lives.

AKRON, O., Aprit 3O.-Fire early Fri.
cay morning in the j. K Simmons
block on Howard street damaged d.
Ferbstein's tobacco store SIS, 600 and
Spreading to the Masonic temple did
$4,000 damage to lodge rooms The
public library was slightly scorched-
A parrot owned by j. ii. Todd gave
the alarm and he and his wife narrowly
eScaDed