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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-18

karl's Glover Root roa, for Constipation
10 tho Bsstand II after using it you do not
think ~ return the package aud get your
money. Sold hy N. b. Danfurth, Second
and Market Streets
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-18
To Cure a Cold In One Oay

Take Laxative Bromo Omninc Tablets. An
druggists refund the money if it fails to cure
Ec THIS genuine has l. b. Z on each tablet
jaO. t.t-s.S,n
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KENNARD { CO
MNHARD 4 Co
kennard
& Co.
62I.623 Market Street.
GLOVES.

We place on sale tomorrow
1000 pairs of 2 clasps Glace
Kid Gloves. ..,
Black with Black embroidery.
Black with White embroid.
cry.
White with Black '.embroid-
cry.
Tans and Browns in both
Black andSelf- colored embroitl'.
cry.
These Gloves are for better
quality than is usually offered
at the price, and to secure them
was nere 'sary to place a large
import order early in the sum-
mer. Every pair warranted.
Price 81 pair. We believe this
tobe the best glove value offered
anywhere at the price.
The Glove department now
contains every needed style in
Kid and Fabric Gloves adapted
to the needs Of the season.
Ladies' Mocha Gloves, in
Slate and Tan shades-excep.
tional value--Sl. % pair.
Button, clasp and lacing
Gloves, in Black and Colors.
Our Dorothy" clasp Glace
Kid Gloves made by Trefousse
e. Co.. at $l.65 in al the lead.
ing shades and Black, is one OF
orr most popular makes.
In Fabric Gloves we are
showing Taffota, Cashmere, Silk
and Wool, Silk linek Wool, &c.
Braid and Jet Trimmings
Many persons tell us that our
line of these most desirable
trimmings equals any soown in
the larger markets:
Hercules, Military, Soutache
Serrentine Braids, also an end
less variety of madeup effects.
Reveres, Fronts DC. in both
Braid and Jet.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-18

scott Beggs manager Of the Warren
lootpa1i team, viii tender his resignation
to the club tonight
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-18

The chestnut crop ha. arrived and the
accident chapter has followed 1t. Several
boys have cause to remember the fatal
cheetnu. tree.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-18

An inquest was held last night on John
J Dugan who was killed by being struck
by train aud the jury rendered verdict
Of Academia, death.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-18
Hats! Hats! flats!

A nobby Derby Hat, up.to- date style,
worth ~ 90, will be sold at.
Ten styles Derby Hats, finest quality
worth $500, will be sold at. .....
Ton styles soft Hats, finest quality,
worth ~ 90 during this sale at. :.
100 dozen Of good wool Knee Pants,
sizes 4 to Is years, during this sale
at.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-18

Dyspepsia-bane of human existence.
Burdock Blood Btters cures it, promptly,
permanently. Regulates and tones TIC
stomach.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-18
RECEPTION TO A RECTOR

Rev. Horny Ward Cunning ham, the new
rector Of Calvary p. e. Church. will be
given u reception by the members next
Thursday. A special program will be
given including addresses by vestrymen.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-18

Too ate to cure a cold after oonsump.ion
has fastened its deadly grip on he luuga
Take Dr. Woods Norway Pine syrup
while yet there is time ''
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-18

That yellow color together with hlotches
on the skin and cons ipation are nicely
cured by DIR. Simms' famous Vegetable
liver Pills. Depot SOC King street
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-18
Red star Coupons,

Visit Megarys opening. When buyiny
be sue ana ask for Red Star coupons.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-18

lsit a burn2 Use DR.. Thomas Fitclr.o
on. A cut7 Use DR.. Thomas Er rctrio
Oh a. your druggists.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-18

It's mistake to imagine that itching
plies cant be cured; mistake to suffer q
day longer than you can help Doau's
Ointment brings instant relief and poi.
maneht cure, At any drug store, 80 cents.
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TUESDAY, OCTOBER IS, isos.
REPUBLICAN TICKET.

REPUBLICAN TICKET.
STATE.
Representative in Congress.
JOHN II. H0FTECKER.
State Treasurer,
LOUIS H BALL
State Auditor.
JOHN A. LINGO.
COUNTY TICKET.
For Sheriff.
JOHN &. TAYLOR,
For Coroner.
ALFRED d. VANDEVER.
For Recorder Of Deeds,
DELAWARE CLARK.
General ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
First District. SAMUEL NJ KNOX.
Third. WEBSTER BLAKELY
Fourth JAMEsM SHAKESPEARE.
Fifth, ROBERT NJ. M'FARLlN.
Sixth, MERRITT N. w1LLlTTs,
Seventh, ISAAC h STATS.
General neutrality-suspicious..
First District, JAMES KITCHEN.
Second, ROBERT NJ. BURNS
Third, JAMES W. ROBERTsON.
Fourth. JAMES d. CARTER
Fifth. DANIEL +. STEWART.
Sixth, FRANK P EWING
Seventh, GEORGE FRlzZELL.
Eighth, JOHN ". DENN1sON.
Ninth. JOHN PILLlNG
Tonth uRNDv
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Slmms Compound Pennroyyal pills
The ladies remedy. BY all drugsistI 81 a
box by mail. Depot W. King street.
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Csc

Bamboo
Tabobrettes. They are
useful and these are
pretty at the same time.
With these are India seats
stools, Roman chalrs,etc
both in wood and bamboo.
$l.75, $2.25, $2.75, etc.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-18
A Large Clothing Manufacturer
I'M TROUBLE

toeiea
sacrifice
are now on sale asa small
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-18

Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup Always cures
bronchi is and asthma Nothing equals
this wonderful remedy. Price % cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-18

Sc the now Ludwig piano youwil like
it $40 Sbipley street. 4
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in
sals Is '' '' w.
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TY~~~@
The people Of our eouatry desire ear
aovsrnDsnt u rstaia oonasoi Of the Phil.
ippins Islands put On end 10 the dosul-
nation Of Spain and establish stable gov.
ernmcnt, founded on justice and humanity
1t would be Cowardly to permit Spain to
attempt 10 establish her authority over the
insurgents. a. 1t would DO attended with
as great suffering and 40 much bloodshsd
% were ever witnessed In Cuba Our poo.
pie do not desire teri itorial expansion, our
country being large enough, but major
ity Of ihem do desire better and mote hu.
name government than Spain proposes to
adopt and that peace and prosperity shall
DO established. The in ,urxenLs aided
grsntiy Ia the capture Of Manila, aud to
desert them now would DO like taking
long stride backward toward barbarisIn,
instsnd Of aiding III tho introduction Of
civil and religious liberty, and permitting
evory man to worship God according to
tho dictates Of his own conscience under
his own vine ind fig tree, and no person
dare to make him afraid.
------i-----------
ONLY five more days remain before the
voters can get registered. This will he the
last chance for those who want to exercise
their Franchise ami vote for tho men Of
thsir choice for the several Offices to DO
voted for. It's poor specimen Of q man
who refuses TO get registered and vote be.
cause ho has to give up one dollar, which
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-18

ID III NM mNnN S. W. Cor. Second andM rks Street.
II, w. WILL EnN Wilmington, DEL
j Open Evenings until o'clock
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$500

Chairs with carved claw
feet, broad arms, r0omy
seats and high backs--
cushions reversible and
covered in 3-tone velours
--guaranteed to hold their
sh ape. Others from So
to $4,000. But risk to see
our especial" at $1,000.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-18

Buy the Ludwig Plano, 5l5 Shipley
street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-18
$4,000

bent and polished oak
China Closet. Just here
and overshadows the SIS
and 28 ones,3 it. & inches
wide. IA in. deep and S it.
6 in. high. French crystal
glasses a n d adjustable
shelves. Glass back if
wanted.
From $I7 to $500.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-18
HARTMAN.
FURNITURE
$500

seat Rocker, golden oak
or mahogany finish, Car
we'd back, polish finish
and illuminated leather
seats. Comfortable? OF
course. You will find few
rockers in our entire line
that are not comfortable,
We pay particular atten-
tiOn to that feature.
From $3.50 to $40.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-06

his associates. Mining men all over thu
Pacific coast know Blcwet:. Many years
age he was identified with the growth and
progress OF Seattle. and he stin holds
large interests here. he was one OF
the first mining meE TO begin the work Of
developing the lodges Of the Monte Cristo
district. His fortunes became somewhat
shattered during the panic, but with a
determination and courage which are
among his strongest characteristics. Blew
EFT went to work. and I'm a few years his
success in mining placed him once more
on his feet.
B.ewetts persistence under al! c.rcum-
stances and his faith In the resources of
Texada island are responsible 20 a large
extent for the development OF the rich
ores OF the Van Anda mines which are
recognized by mining men as among the
great copper producers on the Pacific
coast. Eastern capital was supplied at
critical stage in the history of the Van
Anda mines. and development work pros
ecuted under his direction justified Mr..
Biewetts faith In the properties. For
two years past the mines have been ship
ping ore regularly 10 the smel;ers on the
Sound. and as depth was attained In the
tunnels II increased n value
letter received in this city yesterday
from II. W. Treat. secretary and trea
ure- OF the company at New York gives
the details OF the shipment OF the smeiter
plant. /; Is stated that the plant occv-
pies four cars and weighs ninety tons
IL will have a capacity OF fifty tons Per day
and will be large enough TO handle the
present output Of the mines II Is so
designed that It's capacity can be In
creased at slight cost at any tine
The plant has already been shipped for
Seattle over the Great Northern and Will
arrive here within the next two weeks.
IT VIII ee taken by steamer from this city
10 Tsxada island and will be se, UP i'm the
midst Of the ten mines owned by the COM
parry.
me tso man properties OF the Van
Aaaa company have been developed slf-
sseientIF 10 supply Atty tons per day OF
ere snat runs 81 70 the ton. 1t can Re
fnined and ssnsl,ed at a cost OF sia per
ton leaving this company a net profit Of
81 Per ton. or loo per day.
After September the company will
| make daily shipments Of matte carrying
about So per cent. copner. three oanees
O. gold and fifty ounces Of silver per ton
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The popularity OF Town Topics" which
In PLAYING A weeks engagement nj the
Third Avenue theater. Is universal. ana
this year It's opponents are among the
eieveresf people on the vaudeville stage.
Manager Newell has gathered ver'sabie
host Of comedians. with charming en-
sembt. Of pretty. dashing eomedicnnss.
thereby establishing the prime motive or
successful farce-comedy~~wis ara beauty
lie makes no further claims than that his
utanv wears Of experience has taught him
that the people want laughter. and that he
IL giving II 10 them In great. big. hss-sixed
chunks Environ the laughter with bevy
ar pretty girls and ap-to-dafe songs and
dances. and success IS assured, particularly
so when framed in success ike Town
Topics"
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steamer trasfic much earlier than usual
The ice Is now said TO be running out. II
another cold snap should come OF course
the opening OF the river would be delayed.
The purser Of the South Coast said yes
terday:
"Wrangei is very busy place just now.
Five steamers and three sailing vessels put
into that port within two hours last Fri
day. Over fifty new buildings are now In
course OF construction. Business at Wran-
gel seems TO be good"
The steamer Del Norte, Capt. Allen. ar
rived yesterday morning from Hkagway.
Juneau ard Wrangel. 3he let Skagway
on March 81 and Wrangel on April l. She
brought no late news from the north.
Everything was quiet at Skaswsy up tn
the time OF Ter departure. The De! Nor'e
brought down fifteen passengers, cs fol-
lows. G. NJ. Morris. q. Jared. W. Yates.
@. Dunn. DIR. and Mrs c. A. Jessup. J. A.
Bernhardt. j. A. Dafsey. J. sturrits. A. l..
Goodnough A. Gerard. r. Cs.erhoN. w.
Johns and W. BOVINE.
After landing her passengers The Del
Norte went over to Al-Ki point sor the
purpose Of going on the beach. She has
no. run well on the last two trips. and
Capt. Allen thinks her propeller IN bent.
A new wheel viii probably be put Or.
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THEY WORK STEAMERS NOW.
Alaska's Festive Bunko Men Op-
Grating on the Water.
SEVERAL GRIMES REPORTED.


Bunko men have found new and profit
allie field OF operations, according TO re-
ports brought, down by the steam schoon-
ers Del Norte and South Coast. which ar
rived from the north yesterday Kept out
OF Skagway by fear of vigilance COM
mistee or the strong arm OF the law In the
hands Of new United States commits
sioner the bunko and confidence men have
taken to working the steamers before they
reach Skagway. On the last trip OF a
steamer. which sails from Portland. three
touches were made between wrangel and
Skagway. Other steamers have been given
considerable trouble, although no very
large bunko strikes are reported.
Captains and pursers of Alaskan steam
ers are said to be very much worried over
the new move OF the bad men OF Skag-
way. They work II very cieveriy. and so
far only one has been spotted before he
commsnCsa work. The shsrps are dressed
as the other prospective Klondikers They
usually board the steamer they desire TO
work at Wrangel and In very short time
have sized up the men with money BY
the time Juneau is reached they have
turned their trick and are ready to leave
the boat At juneau they wait for another
Dpat, anu sH6si 10 On 10 ShakWaE. lie
opportunities for clever workers are nu-
merous.
The purser OF the steam schooner South
Coast had an experience on the last trip
which shows how carefully the ships offf-
GERS are watching for the bgnko men
Just after the boat left Wrangel a friend
OF the purser's. who had been north for
some time, informed him that three % tn.
cleverest steamer orkers' In the north
were on board He pointed them oet 10 the
purse- and watch was set 10 catch them
al any game fhey might attempt. Sew
erai OF the passengers who were known
to have money were put on their guard.
and the three men met with q severe frost
They gave no cause for suspicion. how
ever. and on the Second day out Ii de-
veioped that the purser's friend had been
badly mistaken. Two of the men were
commercial travellers. ard the other vas a
sewing machine agent who had been doing
Alaskan towns.
The South Coast arrived yesterday morn
ing at +. o'clock aasi tied ID at yesler wharf.
She had been only as far north as Fort
wranget and had left there al O'Clock
on last Friday afternoon. She brought
down twenfy-shree passengers most az
whom were prospective gcid-diggers VINO
had grown tired trying TO get up the
atickeen.
travel ever the ice has been entirely aban-
dnned and that every one II waiting for
the river TO break up. The weather this
wsnter has been remarkably mild. and 4
= Believes tiat Tho r39D - - s@>s foe
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-06

You wan: the best medicine that can be
obtained, and that Is ChAmberlain's Cough
Remedy.
You want q remedy that win not onlv
give quick rplief eu, .aess permanea, cure.
You want . remedy that will relieve the
Lungs Snd keep exp~csoga,ien easv.
Yea want . reuse<iv that will cosinseract
any tendency toward pneumonia
fea wsns remedy shxs i pleasant and
safe To take.
ChAE,bersain's Cough Remedy Is the only
medicine IN use that meets all II these ~
quirensntA and for tie sscedy and rerma-
nsnf cass 81 bid cold. s.aa41s 1itkou. pece.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-06

F. Marion Crawford. the mcst popular
living novelist. viii lecture At the Seattle
theassr next Monday night. April IL
Mr.. crAwsord's Western tour has been
che continuous ovation. In Denver and
Aals Lake City his audiences exceeded
the capacity OF the buildings In which he
spoke
He opened IN San Francisco March q
With his greatest lecture, Leo XIII. In
tbs Vatican" and the California theafer
was filled 10 the utmost limit OF standing
rom. The San Francisco Examiner ays
Of Mr. Crawfcrd's delivery Of this remark
able lecture.
Marion Crawford. the author OF Sara
cinezco.' Mr.. IsAacg' "A Roman Sing
er and other famous novels Of Uniform
~ even power. IL also most fascinating
lecturer. His appearance last evening
came as surprise TO most. When \
qeietsy picturesque ard certainly enter
tainng reading was all that was expect
ed there came fluent. yirile delivery in
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his counfry.s services. His go = ~ sharp
and ~ dark - ever. Kelly epMka more
With hts eyes than he do4s with his tongue.
Ke5w will 90 with Abersrombte - chief
OF guides He viii - invaiuaols 10 the
expedition.
The Valencia VIII stop ii Dyea 10 take
on soldiers and employees from the camp
there. The party when completed viii
number thirty eight men. exclusive Of the
Lapps The latter viii be taken aboard
the EeIencia. together with the 100 head
Of reindeer a. Pyramid aarbor-
Capt. Ab~rcrsmbik has sseen directed to
take ten tons Of the supplies noS 1T Dyca
originally designed for he reisef of the
miners of the K.oudfke. These supplies
VIII be given 10 any destitute persons esl-
counfered on the march 10 the interior
Of the Copper river district
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Roberts Says He Wea Chokea, Reateu
and Robbed

= peculiar hoad-up was reported 10 the
police last Night by n mar wh, afterwards
Saaaiisee that he asa given q fictitious
name
ne told tapt. Sullivan that his naras was
FRANK Roberts, ard said that he had last
Ssn~ ever from Tacnma. While walking
aaong Terry avenue. he.~een James ..~as.
and Yesisr vsy. AT 10 ose.ocg. iva ,a,
sse1e up On him fFcsa behind Ore grabbed
nm arnand the neck and checked rim. whsse
Ire other plunged his hard Easo hts Rob
srsse pocket and stole s1sa Ia gold
Whes questioned closely Roberts became
eensND4 Admitted ssss he had bean AranA.
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~, can with iIupunity neglect the little ills
ana iudispositioas of life. These little dis
orders are what make the big ones When
man suffers from headaches and loss Of
appetite. feels drowsy and dull during wax.
ing hours. cannot sleep At night and is
nervous and sliaky at all times, he is in .
dangerous condition. II he long neRlects
MS condition he will find himself very
sick man. DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
discovery Is the best of all medicines for
the many diseases that are cansed by an
impaired digestion and insufficient and i'm
proper aousisbmeEt II creates a hearty,
ncaa'ny appetite: ii makes digestion and
assiniilation perfect; 1t iuvigorates the
tver and puTihes and enYiches the blood
IL IS the great blood maker. flesh builder
and nerve tonic. Il Is the best of all metii-
cines Tor nervous disorders and il cures oS
per cent OF all cases Of consumption. If
taken IN its earlier stages, before the lungs
are too tar wasted. For chronic, bronchial,
threat ard nasal affections it Ia an un-
eQaaied remedy An honest dealer will
not suggest some inferior substitute
kes. = N Lcszcad. r. O. Box 7o7i. Quarah
fafuefs Co Texas, writes - I write 20 say
tazs during the late trouble between the States
became nay iaty - well IS privilege CO speak
"a sae open ar as night which rsoiaccd slight
asnaosrh2gcs and ioss Of vosee from which Sad
susfs.rd more OF les for a number Of years ratil
that Cod send Golden Medical niscovery' given
TO tne world BY the saveSfsve and scientific brain
% d.. T. y. Pierce. wz& obtained. Afer six bot
ties bad bern used the pains and aches IN my
With lsdtcsocs course Of iifr may live nany
years thank God fnF eirfng 80 the World .
maA WIS - cene - n.ch f~ suExrisg no
nASsty"
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A smelfer on Texada island. the iirsi
to b built on the coast Of British Co
lumbia, viii b erected within the mex,
few months by American capital. II will
be located on Texada island In the midst
OF the ten gold and copper mines owned
by the Van Anda Copper and Gold Com.
pany. Of which Edward Biewesr OF Sc
attic. II president. This company viii fur
niah the money for the smelter. which
win be utilized to handle the product OF
the company's mines.
This enterprise marks N epoch In the
development OF the vast copper and gold
quarts lodges on Texada island. begun
several years ago by Edward Blewett and
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A CnnA Entertain m z mt.

The Howard dramatic company gave
.no,har srand entertainment last night
Al the Bella Union shester. press ming
that thrilling border drama, BEYOND the
Rockies" The house was filled and the
audiences apprecla;ive- The specsai'iss
we're all nrs;-cisss The management
;rses to give its patrons tire best that II
can positively get, money no OBJECT A
strong programme this week.
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The funeral services over the remains
of Isaac c. Sheets were held yesterday
morning at the English Lutheran church,
Rev. J. F. Beates officiating. The inter-
merit took place ir Lake View cemetery.
The services were conducted under the
auspices of the Seattle Typographical
Union and were largely attended. The
different chaoeis OF the union sent large
and very handsome floral pieces
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The Peoples theater was crowded again
last night TO witness the tyrene Ser-
iesaae company in that grsat nuFtesane'
'.gAe ytcerov's Farorisc." AYts- The bur
iesaae twenty ave specla.stss followed.
and Degos. The upside down man. on
the revolving ;raYsxe making = tremead~
ees hit. as dia Gibson and Alien and
Charles and MAY Stanley.
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ing heavily, and broke into tears. He stu
insisted that he had been robbed. out the
police have serious doubts about 1t.
Mrs. Emma LadA Dead.

Mrs Emma Ladd wife OF Attorney John
l.. Ladd died yesterday morning a. Prov
idence hospita. OF pulmonary trouble after
a lingering Illness. Mrs. Ladd and her
husband came to Seattle about four years
ago from Youngstown. o. She was born al
Kent. o.. forty-two years age. Her fathe-
and one sister are still living on the old
home stead She was q sister OF Mrs
Frank Pontius, Of this city. Her son,
Frank ]. I.add. is Ill in a hospital at
pittsburg, Pa, with typhoid fever.
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Sheriff Meyer ia after fugitive froni
Rock county, Minnesota. The mans name
Is c. T. weaiherby and he Is charged with
forgery. 1, is supposed that Weatherby
Is at Wellington. and he may be under 81
rest by this zine. The county officials
say that they know nothing about .ho
particulars o. the case. but admi. tina. a
telegram was recei"sd asking that Wealth
erh. be arrested.