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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-27
ABOUT PEOPLE
Stranger. in III. Guy AMI wheeling 'Pso-

strangers III the Guy nnh NneeitnS feo-i
pie Abioad. ~.
Squire c. s. Greer. OF the Sixth ward.
is quite I'LL " e 55s.,5
James Humes, a roughcr at the La
Belle, Is sick. lE
Sheriff g. w. Mccleary. OF ,wellsburs,
is3a guest Of the stamnt.
]. ID. Caldwell. OF Elklns. and ]. A.
Haggarty, are Howell guests.
Mr. Julius Pollock leaves this morn
Ing on a business trip TO Colorado.
{ L. L, Smith. OF .Parkersburg. and w.
r. Fitch, OF Mannington, are at the
Windsor, Z. "a "A
w, n. D. Dent and John L. Heehmcr,
were Grafton citizens at the Mcclure
yesterday. ~ WI. : e r y
Miss Lizzie Lilly, OF the Island, Is able
to be out, after being confined indoors
for some time. < 4 y
Brent shrlver. New Martlnsville
man. well known In this city. Is regis
tered at the stamm.
Miss Bertha ,F'ette has accepted a po-
slt!on as book-keeper with cooey, Bentz
Company, undertakers, 'l5i l5G
.Ni .SNuBustf lZhiIu6kViib VI rCuiHhNu'St
Val Is visiting his sons, Robert and
Alexander, in this city.
William Anderson, OF Woodland. re-
turned home yesterday, after a vlslt'to
friends on the South Side.
3, j. VI. Hartley. OF Falrmont; Lloyd
Reed. OF Clarksburg. and ], II. Furbec,
of Huntington, are Mcclure registers.
Rev. C. a. Britt, OF Frostburs, Nd,
is visiting friends In the city. He Is
pastor OF the English Lutheran church
at Frosthurg.
f. II. Williams and ]. C. Lynch will
attend the twenty-slxth annual conven-
tlon OF the Young Mems Christian As.
soeIatlons OF Maryland, West Virginia.
District of Columbia and Delaware, at
Baltimore, January IS to 80. i, q
Hon. Leroy Shaw, ex-sheriff OF Pres
ton county. was In the city to attend
the annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Equitable Insurance Company.
On account of the illness OF Secretary
Hugh Sterling, all business was post.
poned until a later day. The meeting
was largely attended E'i
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! ADJUSTMENTS.

The Glbney Company had two large
audiences at the Grand yesterday. The
matinee bill was particularly guod. Miss
Gibney being very strong in emotional
parts. The play was Camille" II gave
such general satisfaction, there were so
many requests for repetition. that the
management has decided to repeat It at
the Friday matinee. This will necessl-
tate slight change in the repertoire for
the remainder of the week. This after
noon the company will produce the pop
ular traresty =" Fals:afr up to Date"
Tn-nlght's bill will be very pleasing
comedy entitled The Gypsy Dancing
Girl" ?.
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rR |. SALES 4


Il t.
ny virtue OF two deeds OF trust ,naa, \,
the liannn & clemans Paper Company I.
me. AZ trustee, .he first Of which Il da,s
January q. 1901 and Is recorded In N.
otlice OF the clerk OF the. county cout. ~
0hIo county, West Virginia. ii, DesS y
1,ruel book No. 81, page 63l. and the DIM.
III which n dated April H. 1876, and Il ~
eortiei IN said oilice 10 Deed OF Trust M
No. ", page 2l2, l Will on n
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY -, is.s :,
All nj nubllc auction at the north ~,
aoorT OF the court house of Ohio conn,ws
Nest Virginia, commencing at 10 o'elncr
n = m. the following described prons,tsS.
'rhn real estate known us tho Fulton ID.
nor Mil, In tho town OF Fulton, In OhIn
Counts, West Virginia, which Is pastIsu..
larry bounded and Described as follows
~ Centre and Fulton streetBtin said toWr
~ Fulton; thence enthusiastically Si,S
tbc line or Centre street that IL near,
10 Wheeling creek until Il lnterxects ~
west line OF Marshall street: thence Win
said west line q y Msffs sS sssSSt south
down said creek with tho moanders thar,
oS until IL In tersacts the east line OF Fultos
street extended. thence northeast nm,
with tina east sldo OF Fulton street 10 m,
Mace OF beginning excepting, however,
from the above described premises the poi.
RSker and wife to Frederick t'orsch ~
Iced dated September Is. ls15, and y.
corded in tho land records OF said OIL
county In Deed Book No. 81. page Il
which portion Is described In said deed 4;
paner Min iot situate In tho town OF FS'
ton, county OF Ohio. state OF West VII.
ninia. bounded as follows. to-wlt; fcorr.
msnclng at n point in the westerly In,
Of Centre street nineteen 90 feet south
OF the south limo of the, said mill: thenss
street 10 a road on tho bank OF Wheellns
creek. thence with said rond to Marshall
street: thence with Marshall street 10 ths
corner OF Marshall and Centre streets, asd
from said corner along the westerly mn
OF Centre street to the place OF beginning
Together with all personal property On
"A prnfnfgeg ssf W. n. ~
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The marks at 6 p. m. showed % feet
II inches and falling slowly. The latest
rise coming from above will begin to be
felt at this port early this morning, but
It Will not amount to more than two or
three feet, say the rlvermen.
Z The Queen City Is this mornings Gin
clnnati packet. departing az a. m.
The Ed Roberts, at Sa. M; Ark, at 3
a. M; Samuel Clark and l. \. Bunton.
at 2 p. M, passed down yesterday with
tows OF coal for Cincinnati and Louis
willie. AS detailed elsewhere the: Ark
struck the BellaIre bridge and lost three
barges besides scattering her tow.
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D[yOIN'T BELIEVE IN
When Friends Say"You'Il Be b
An Right By and By.
You Must Act for Yourself II
You Want to Get Well.
You Can certoinly Be Cured by Or.
-... Creene,s Neryura. IN y

when you are III from overwork, wor-
~, exposures or excesscs, when your
ylgor has departed and your strength
and vitality is lost and your friends say,
,"oh, don't despair, you'll be all risht;
by and BY" don't belleyeit When your
friends tell you to cheer up and hope Tor
recovery through the ordinary processes
OF nature, they simply express their
wish. They want to see you,well, bu ut
their wish will not save you. You must
act yourself. YOU are on the down.
ward road and need a sure anu eneet.
i've medicine to arrest the progress OF
tho disease and restore you TO heallh
and strength.
There is only; one medicine which VIII
surely cure you, and that is DR.. Greene's
Nervura blood and nerve remedy, the
grand health giver. which has cured SO
many sick and suffering people,
Mrs. William II. Dow. OF Argyie,
Maine, eayB. -1H .. ~ n l.tll y \
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PITTSBURGTI-Rlve 1875 feet and
rising at the dam. Cloudy and cold.
The rains last night will send the river
up again to more than good coalboat
stage, but no danger OF n flood Is ant!ci-
pated. The fall was checked this even
Ing. and rise of possibly four feet Is
looked for. The rain at some places IN
the Allegheny valley was quite heavy.
The Queen City came In last night win
one OF the biggest trips she has ever had.,
The greater part OF her cargo was made
up Of barrels, among them being over
1000 OF molasscs. She has a quantity OF
whisky, pickles and beer also. In addi-
tlon to this she had 4 large amount OF
miscellaneous stuff. NEG,
OIL CITY-River 8 feet S Inches and
falling. Showing.
WARREN--River 4 feet Inches.
Light snow and cold.
GREENSBORO II feet 3 Inch
es and rising Showing. James 9:
Blaine down THURSDAY; GeFmania anu
Nellie Hudson up.
BRoWNSVILLE-River II feet Inch
and tsattonary.E'ss
!. MoRGANToWN-River 10 feet and
falling. Showing.
4STEUBENVILLE-River q feet 10
Inches and falling. Cloudy and cold.
Down--Advnnce ]. N. Bunton No. 2,
Samuel Clark and Queen City. up
Uranla and Ben Hur.
PARIERSBURG-o river q feet
and stationary. Cloudy and cold. Up
Argand. ten hours late, detained by the
wind: Bedford and Valley Belle. Due
down--1ihnawha. Little Kanawha rail-
Ing up-Hllton. p
HlEAtPHIs-RIver 3l.2 feet. rising.
Clear and cold. 3
cA1Ro-Rlver 4e7 feet, rising. Clear
and cooler. 81,
LoU1SvILLE-River stationary, 80
feet In canal: q feet 10 inches on falls:
81. feet 6 inches below locks. Cloudy and
cold.t
EvANsvILLE-Rlver 4e.e feet, rising.
Cloudy and colder.
pr. pLEAsANT-Rlver 81 feet, rising,
Cloudy.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 5o.2 feet, sta
tionary. Cloudy. U.s.
I
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A Runior Circulating in Wall
Street That
THE YnEEEING 4 LAKE ERIE:
WILL EVENTUALLY BECOME A
PART Of A NEW TRUNK LINE,
CONNECTING NEW YORK, PHIL.
ApELPHIA, BUFFALO AND CHI
Gag --NEw YORK INVESTORS
INou1RING AS TO THE COM
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF THIS
SECTION. AT. \;

- - y
Y Recently the 1ntelllgeneer exclusively
gave the FIRST intimat!on OF a certain
activity In railroad and financial circles
that showed plans were being n,atured
that would materlalize in another trunk
line between east and west In which
Wheeling would probably figure. X
Although this great project is not far
advanced from the stage OF inception,
there have been developments recently
that lead one to believe that Wheeling
viii probably figure on the main line
Of the new trunk line. The latest rn-.
NOR In circulation on Wall street Is to
the effect that the Jersey Central; Buff
falo, Rochester 6 Pittsburgh, and
Wheeling & Lake Erie will figure in the
consolidation OF old roads and construc-
tionSof connecting lines that Will form
the proposed trunk line. Although the
Wall street rumor does not include
the proposed railroad from Wheeling TO
the Pennsylvania coke fields In the
trunk line scheme. 1t is likely such a
road would be In It, for 1t would be the
only natural and direct outlet from
Wheeling TO the east. In connection
with the rumor that the Jersey Central
isIto be part Of a new trunk line, It Is
said in addition that this road will soon
tnaugurate fast electric service be-
tween New York and Philadelphia, the
time of the trip between the two cities
4 to be an hour-the distance Is eighty
miles. The third rail alternating Wat
!. kins system. 1t is said, Will be used. Z
The feet that New York investment
brokers have been securing figures rel
+ alive to the volume Of commerce and
industrytin this community recently. ,is
taken to mean that something Is brew
ting - - lsai 7gEf7I gg19- si1fl
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TIE RIVER
YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES.

800 YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES.
Charleston. .KANAWHA, 10 a. m.
Pittsburgh. BEN. HUR, p! m.
Sistersvillc.. RUTH. $3.50 p. m.
Clarington... $3.50 p. IN.
Pittsburgh. :. URhNIA.,7 n. m.
Steubenville. T. N. BAYNE. $50 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING. TO-DAY.
Pittsburgh. H. X. BEDFORD, $50 a. m
Cincinnati. QUEEN CITY, S n. m.
Parkersburs. ARGAND. II a. m.
Matamoras. LEXINGTON, II a. m.
Sstersville.. RUTH. $3.50 p. m.
Darlington. LEROY, $3.50 p. m.
Pittsburgh. .LORENA. . a. m. q
Steubenville. T.. NJ. BAYNE, $50 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Pittsburgh. .V1RGINIA, 3 a. M.
Parkersburg. BEN EUR, IL n. m.
Sistersville.. RUTH. $3.50 p. m.
Darlington LEROY, $3.50 p m.
Steubenville. T. N. BAYNI1, go p. m.
Charleston. .uRANIA, $50 a. m.
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II want 10 tell you of the benefit I
have derived from DR.. Greene's Ner-
.vura blood and nerve remedy. When 1
commenced using this medicine had
been sick In bed for nine weeks suf-
fered terribly with my back, and my
limbs were so numb at times that j
would pinch them to see II could get
any feeling in them. l was very ncr-,
vous, had no appetite, and could not
sleep. e ~
81 suffered so much that ] was re-
duccd to a very weak state, and was
almost skeleton. took seven bottles
of DR.. Greenes Ncrvura blood and
nerve remedy, and began to improve
almost as soon as began taking 1t.
For the last six months I have been
able 10 do my housework for family
OF six and have hardly had sick day.,
I give thanks for what DR.. Grecne's
Nervura has done for me-"
Use DR.. Greene's Nervura and be
cured.
u You can consult DR.. Greene. So West
Fourteenth street. New York City, abso-
lutely free OF charge, personally or by
letter. q,
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OI.E OLSON COMING

Among the many REVEALS heralded
this season. one OF the most important Is
that OF the old favorite "Ole olson" In
1t We have not only the authentic origI-
nal play but almost the entire original
cast, and In addition great and original
bicycle race which Is the sensation OF the
season. The comedy has never been
presented in as complete ana spectacu-
lar manner as this season and Is packing
the theatres everywhere At the Grand
opera House the first half OF next week.
on the opening night. Jess McCausland
VIII ride against THE Terrible Swede.".
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w. & L. ELS MEETING.

The annual meeting Of stockholders
OF the Wheeling 6: Lake Erie Company
was held on Tuesday afternoon at To-
sledo. The principal Toledo stockholders
I held the proxies OF most OF the outside
stock. Without transactins any buel-
mess the meeting wns adjourned until
4 May 4 Those present were Col. S. G..
3 Reynolds, Auditor Dowland.! George r..
1 Pomeroy, NJ. j, Wilcox and A.. G. Blair.
Z all Sof Toledo. II Is said that the reor-
Eganizatlon scheme will be brought to the
front at the forthcoming meeting OF the
I stockholders. The possibility that the.
Wheeling & Lake Erie Will figure In a
Combination OF railroads forming a new
trunk line encourages the REORGANIZATION
5adyocatee to proceed wish their plans as
sosin, ae possible. Z. y n 4 Z.
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NEW YORK, Jan. 2c.-The steamer
5orizabn, of the Ward line. which left
for Havana to-day, carried 100000
pounds Of provisions and 100000 grains
of quininc. collected by the Cuban relief
Committee TO 5eydistslhuted among the
suffering pcopls Of the island under the
direction OF Consul General Lee at IA
Aynna al Il & Il = - II y ~
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ITIIEARKl LOSES THREE BARCES.

. u & L. .
There was an exciting Scene on tho.
river at Belallre yesterday morning
about 10 o'clock when the Ark with a
large TOW Of coal barges approached
the railroad bridge. Those who witness
ed the perllous predlcament OF the
boat, with It's tow swinging toward the.
west bank OF the river expected to sec
very disastrous collision with the.
bridge piers.
However, the full force Of the power
full engine was put on and tho boat
backed until 1t swung the tow back al
most enough to cleae the pier. The
swift current carried It to the bridge,
however, and the starboard side OF the
tow struck the pier about ten feet from
the edge,
r. One barge crashed to pieces and
went down ln5an instant, while the one
astern was slowed In so that one end
went down while passing the pier, and
the third one filled whitewater and sank
shortly afterwards. a fourth barge was
damaged, but the towboat Eliza, OF the
Belmont Coal Company, went to the,
rescue promptly, and the Ark and Eliza
landed all the balance of the tow in
shape at Moundsyille to sayeit. 50
The lines were cut when wreck was
found to be inevitable and this scat
tered the fleet OF barges all over the
river just below the piers. but the coll
1ision with the piers was not half us
disastrous as oil who witnessed the
approach TO the bridge expected It 10 be.
The current just below below the Riv-
crside furnace, where there Is slight
turn In the river, carried the tow too
fur In shore. and when 1t reached the
Benwcod ferry landing It seemed as IL
the whole tow would he wrecked. From
that point on the boat was handled nd
,mlrably, and got off with only the loss
of three barses. Keller and Haffey
were the pilots In charge.
The wreck was witnessed by only n
/ few people as there were no distress
signals and no alarm given. The boat
men seemed to center their whole at
tention upon Strengthening UP the tow
that had been allowed to swing into
perilous position too close to the piers
on such a stage OF water as the present
one. On an ordinary river they would
have been Strengthened up all right. It
has been long time since there was
"a crash on these piers. and the widest
rumors were atloat In Bellaire and
Wheeling.
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TERMS OF SALE.

one.thIrd OF the purchase money, and !,
much more as tho purchaser may elect IA
pay, 10 be paid In cash on tho day OF sal.
and the balance In two equal payments
Interest thereon from the day OF sale. Ina
purchaser giving his notes with approysd
security for the deferred installments: liza
title TO DO retained by the trustee untIl
the property Is paid for. ~ ~ go :
WILLIAM ERsKINE,
ia1S ~. l1Ha11-F ( as ~ Trfis,sa j
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MARTINS FERRY.
Hap, and Ml.liaps in tho Thriving City
Across tho River. ~

Across the River. f#
The Martins Ferry Republican CEN
trail committee met last night at
Tweedg's Office and issued a call for
the city primaries to be held at the
usual voting places on Saturday after
noon, March Il, between the hours OF. .
and Z p. m. to nominate candidates for
the following Offices:
Mayor.
y Treasurer. ~ -
City solicitor.
Street commissioner
Water works trustee.
Electric light trustee.
Cemetery trustee.
One assessor In each ward. q
Two members OF board of education.
One councilman In each OF the five
wards. I
The names of candidates must be
handed to George W. Tweedy by Tues
day. February Is. and the assessment
before Tuesday, March l. a
The Republican township primaries
will be held at the marshal's Office, Mar
tins Ferry, on the same Saturday and
the same hours and rules as those gov
erning the city primaries will be in
force. except at the township primaries
the secret ballot will not be used.
At the township primaries the follow
Ing candidates are to be nominated
Trustee. >
Clerk.
Assessor for Martins Ferry precinct.
Assessor for-Bridgerort precinct.
Names must be filed with George W.
Tweedy, Martins Ferry. by February
Is, and the assessment March l.
Twenty-Five members attended the
meeting of the Woman's CLUB at the
home OF Mrs. B. o. Williams. yesterday
afternoon. Mrs. X. Hoge read a paper
on Modern History from 1865. to 1885,"
Mrs. ". VI. Luptoa n paper on Our
Novelists." and Mrs. L. w. Inglebright
n selection from Miss Wilkens. Miss
Mary Thomas sang a SOLO. and alto
gether the meeting was q very interest,"
ing one. i.
Attorney General Monnett will have
introduced bill to compel the collec-
ton Of delinquent taxes. This bill has
the Endorsement OF the state associa-
,tions OF county auditors and county
treasurers. The proposed bill will au-
thorizc the state treasurer to collectthe
states share OF delinquent taxes when
the county treasurer has been unable TO
do so.
Z Charles Llnder has been awarded the
contract for doing the brick work az
the ten houses to be erected by Kerr
Brothers. for the Laughlin Nall Com
pany, and Henry Rothermund gets the
contract for the plastering.
The case OF Ohio US. John Ritner,
charged with burglary at Wheeling
Creek. was commenced at ST. Clairs-
Vile yesterday.
Mrs. Claire Chamberlain will arrive
to-day from Akron, to visit her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. S. Moore.
Mrs. Margaret Glnin. Of near st.
Clairsville, was stricken with paralysis
on Tuesday.
Ben Cyples, who was hurt at the
Aetna Standard recently. Is getting
along nicely.
Richard Stewart has purchased from
T. R. ScdgwIck lot No. 1895 at $500. 4
Mr.. and Mrs. William S. ElletrItz are
the happy parents of a boy baby. a
Earl Wells has returned to the West
crn Seminary at Pittsburgh.
Elmer Reed came home last night
from school at Scio.
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Cough Remedy, The Best
~ " a and Most Popular, { ~

~ sEAFoRD; Del.---Wc peliiSmorej Of
I chambcrlain'p Cough Remedy than OF
any other proprietary preparation for
coughs ana colds One farmer recently;
iiclne he could and for coughs and colds
Nv. y. IiAINES & CO. 1t Is for sale
i BY: druggists. 4 n
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SuSQUEHANNA. Pa, Jan. 26--
James ]. Eagan, alias J. j.. Smith and
Cornelius Shan, now in the county jail
at Montrose, Pa. charged with the
murder OF All. Epper In Rush township
In October last. have both made con-
fesslons, each charging the other with
the murder aud declaring his own In
noccnce. They walked from Susqnc-
hanna to Eusl:. thirty miles. 10 rob the
old couple. Nellie Gardiner, now OF
iBInghampton. n. ", Engan's former
common law wife. gave the Information
upon which the arrests were made. She
will be the principal witness for the
commonwealth at the trlal In August,
1 In Cooperstown, n. Y. Last week EagaH
was married to Mlss Emma Stralter
the nftcen-yenr-old daughter OF n re-
.spcctnble y farmcrs&ot Coventryylllc.
Broome county, n. Y.
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. .IeIIeo CIly, It.Leo, nn,I Iselnrn.

Tho Ohio Rlverrailrond will sell tour
list tickets from Wheeling TO Mexico City
and return Mt rate of S09.40. Tickets on
Fale daily, good 10 .return<nine months
from date OF sale. Double berth In
sleeper from Cincinnati TO Mexico City
and return $500. r $50
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TO ORDER CARS.

&. The Wheeling & Lake Eric Is said to
be about to order some cars, but moth
3ing definite has bcer decided upon so far
ns can be learned
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!. NR. .BRApEN RETURNs.

nv. Braden. freight agent OF the
Pennsylvania system here, returned yes
terday from indianapolis, where he had
been for the past three weeks. as one OF
a Committee OF five, appointed to devise.
5n!;plaa. for the simplifying Of. the office
work and records OF the freight handled
al, the compaNy's stations.
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MIR NJ! ". FISHER, Of Liberty, Put
nam; county. ". Va, says that on sew
tral occasions 10 has saved the lives OF
his children when they were suffering
from Group by giving them Chamber
4lain's Cough Remedy. This reinedyial-
ways cures and IL used as aoon as tho
! frat indlcations OF the disease APPEAR;
Il Will prevent the attack For sale by
druggists. ~ e, g}i n &, &,
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n COUGHS and colds, down To- tho very
ibordcrland dfsconsumpt lion, yield to the
soothing. healing Influences OF Dr.
Woods Norway Pine Syrup. w "
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siSALGIERs, Jan. 26.--seyerai' outragca
were Tper2etrated here to; dny.HA NUM-
Der OF Jews wers stoned and badly In
S5urcd. .lfl HI +.
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa.. Jan. 2e.-The
grocers and importers exchange to-day
made Its second shipment of food to the
suffering poor in Cuba. The goods were
taken from here on the Clyde line stea-
mer Gulfstream, for New York, where
they will be transferred 10 the Ward
line steamer Concho. which will sail
for Havana, Saturday. The shipment
netted over 10000 pounds.
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DENVER, Col, Jan. 26.-chalrman
Springer called the National Stool,
Growers' convention TO order to-day.
with full attendance OF delegates. 4
committee was chosen OF one from each
state represented to draft constitution
and bylaws. The first address Was on
statistics'os to values ofllve stock and
prospective conditions" by J. II. Nefr
EDITOR OF the Droverst Telegram. Kon.
sas CITY. Governor W. a. Richards. az
wyoming. next spoke on ""The cession
Oh the arid public lands to the stotes"