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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-03-03
JUDICIAL SALE
or VALUABLE
Land and Mill Property.

in Ringer
WIN. J. Methsny ct al.
BY virtue Of decree Of the Circugt Court ~
Preston county. rendered In the above entitled
chancery cause now pending In the aaid Cyircuit
COurt the undersigned special oommi sslonsr
appointed for the purpose. VIII on
Tuesday, March %, 1898,
~ the front door Of the court house Of said
county, oner ut public auction the following
described valuable real estate
The "Crane Mn"
located IN Pleasant District Of said oountv IN
the KinRwOod and Brandonville Pike, ON MudGv
creek bout eight miles east Of Haywood, con
20 Aores Of Land,
PINK LARGE DWELLING HOUSE. WATER
Gkfsr a SAW MIlsL, with fully eauipped ma
ohincry, complete, with fine orchard splendid
water, Outbuildiugs, &C., and the most desira =
bic property Of the kind On the county con-
yenicnt % church, school and markets. with
hno farming country surrounding.
TENMS or SALE-Three hundred d0llara
cash, an the residue I'm six equal annual nav.
inonts. to fats due respcctiYely, April let 81
each u the years. 1899 100. 1901, 1902 1903 and
1904. the purchaser TO execute for the deferred
payments interest earring notes with good
security payable to said special commissioner.
P.J CROGAN, special Commissioned.
Bond with security has been given bv thu
above named special commissioner. AZ ur6.
vided b. law, and the decree 10 said auSe
@1,ses N-ss0O ,. " NArsoE, CLERK.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-03-03

The ladies of this town deserve
SPECIAL encouragement in the patri-.
otto work of mercy in which they
have enlisted. to help raise funds
for the suffering people of Cuba,
and every person in town and vicin-
ity should come out to their festi-
val in the Court House to morrow
night.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-03-03
v AR NEWS.

The war with Spain goes mer.
rily on and the newspapers aud big
dailies in the cities are Sighting
CALAMITY for Uncle Sans honor
and Cuban Liberty.
The report of the Naval Board
OF investigation in regard to the
disaster to the Maine, is due to-
day, and then something will be
done by our Government. In The
mean time great preparations are
going on all over the country max
ing ready for war. All the Ma
tional Guards have been notified
to ct ready and the Uniform Rank
Knights of Pythias are Furnishing
up their swords. The two regi-
ments Of them in this state have
rendered their services to the Presi.
dent : in case of war. and been
promptly accepted. The Captain
and Lieutenant of Kingwood Di
vision No. IL, received the folio "
ing letter this week, which explains
itself:
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COMMISSIONERS SALE

b. =. squiros ct al
W. ! In Family
BIN. squiros, Admir-. ct al
In pursuance ~ q decree OF the Circuit Court
OF Preston county, tho undersigned WILL on the
22hd Day Of March, 1898,
At the front door Of tho Court House IN King
wood, offer for sale the realty decreed 10 be
sold w the above case, which consists of an
undivided moioty Of
249 Aeres Of Land,
situated IN Preston county The tract Of land
Of which the undivided nolety aforesaid h. a.
part, was conveyed % Reuben r. Soulres AZ "A
benjamin N. SQuires by Henitm'n r and r. To
beth squires, BY deed dated April b ise2 a.
which reference Is here made In Book B, r,aoe
OF. OF land records 81 preston county
The above b. valuable tract Of land; sftu-
ated on the waters of 4 hree Fork about three
miles from the Baltimore h Ohio Railroad N
considerable part thereof Is cleared w i'm
buildings and other improvements thereon The
TERMS;-It will be sold for one third cash.
ana the residue upOn a credit Of O. u and rs
months, the purchaser executing Interest
bearing notes with approved security for the
deferred instruments Of purchase money.
NJ RY CLAY HYDE,
JA dEs A BHONN
eciHl commissioners.
Bond and security nas beon given IN the
above au8e as roQusi % BY Jaw, and the decree
aisa8a SIS - A''O'' 0''9N
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-03-03

In our next issue will be found an
Interesting letter from Miss julia
Bonafield, Of TunDelton, who is in
far away China, devoting her life
to missionary work.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-03-03
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

WEsT VIaeTSIA, IS
AZ Ru es held In the Clerks Office Of the Cir.
cay Of February 1898
James NJ. Grlbble's Admir-.
VS.. In Chapcerv
Lovina Gribble OF al
The object 81 this suit IL 10 settle the admin =
istratlon accounts OF the plaintiff. conStrue the
viii OF the decedeut and subject the real estat
OF which The decedent died seizei. 10 the pay
And IL APP caring that tho defendants Loyina
Grlbble. John lnines and Willie Gribble are
not reside rs Of this state, on motion 81 the
do appear here within one month after the date
OF the first publication hereof, and do what Is
necessary 70 protect their interests. and that
tbs order be published IN the West Virginia
Argus, newspaper published In this county.
A copy-Tcste
J. w. WATSON. Clerk.
P.J: Crogan, Counsel for plaintiff.
10 % 90 $50
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-03-03
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

WEsT VrRerNfA e.:
At Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Court Of Preston County ON the
first Monday Of February. 1898.
Jno. a. Walkers admir-.
vs.. In Chaurcrw
in r. Walkers hrs. OF al
The object Of this snif Is 70 subject the re,F
estate Of which John n Walker died seized 10
the payment Of bis debts
And ~ appearing that the defendants ---
stanton and --- children and heirs o. Anna.
stanton deceased, arr 70 the plaintiff unknown
on motion 81 the plaintiff, " " ordered that the
said defendants do appear hero within on a
month alter The date 81 the first publication
hereui, ana DO what is necessary 10 prute 81
~ the e,t virginia A. gus, a newspaper pub
A cOpy-Teste
W. WATSON. Clork
Brown Hyde. Counsel for plaintiff.
21OosNs4
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-03-03

Down in South Carolina one
night last week, mob burned the
7postoffice at Lake City and killed
the postmaster and wounded other
members of the family, all because
the postmaster was colored man.
The people tried hard to keep
Mckinley from appointing dar-
Key and then tried to get him to
resign aud failing in all this took
the matter in their own hands and
disposed of the situation in sum
mary manner.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-03-03

Lee b. MCFarland the default.
ing teller Of the Second National
Bank Of Parkersburg, vas last
week sentenced to five years in the
Penitentiary at MoBndsyille, By
Judge John !. jackson Of the Uni.
ted States Court and taken to pris.
on the same day. lie bad been o
trusted Official Of the bank for
years and stood very high, aud
when the nows Of hls defalcation
came to light about q year ago, bic
friends we're greatly surprised. The
amount Of his embezzlemont vas
about s45,0 and he made rsstitu
sion as far a. he could ~ turning
over al bis property and pleading
guilty on one Of The cOunts. There
we're q number Of others but they
we're all dismissed and the Eve
years sentence pays II al. The
whole Affair vas very unfortanste
as he had many friends and rela-
tires and .s well connected.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-03-03

Dor serial story Of private
Brown" j. getting very interesting
nov and this weeks installment is
Of special interest. Our readers
vii hardly be able to wait from
one week 70 another nov ill il is
finished.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-03-03
0RDER or PUBLICATION.

WgsT VrnaIatA. a.
At rules held IN the clerks ONCE ~ tho civ
cult court Of Preston county, Ou the drst Mon
day Of February. 1913.
Allen a Ellis
, n Chaurerv
Dennis " sheets. ct al.
The object Of this suit Is 90 enforce the "a, b.
meut 81 the y aintn judgment against tho
individual interest Of the defendant Dennis
sheets IN the real estate OF which the late John
Sheets dieu seized
And " appearing from an afidavlt q ed In the
papers in this cause that due diligence has been
used 10 find the defendant Ambrose s. sheets
but without effect, and II also appearing nom
said ahdavit that tho defendant Dennis ST
sheets j. not resident ~ ID state on motion
Of tho plaintiff. II o. ordered that the said a..
PENDANTS Do appear here within one month
after The date ~ the hrst publication hereof
and do what d necessary 70 protect their i'll.
tcrosts. and that this order be published In fhe
this comfy
A copy-Toeto
=. W wATsoE Clerk.
= 40 81 NS58
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-03-03

a Kansas woman who ran for
office and WIS elected, is thus glow
ingly described by the fond news
paper editor whose candidate she
was "Shc's good looking. jolly,
we'll fixed financially, full Of busi
ness, likes company. but couldn't
be dragged into a pink tea with a
four horse team" All fairly good
qualifications for Office holding and
popularity.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-03-03

G. q. Bolyard, who lives 10 Bar
bour county, just across the line
from Preston aud who killed John
Colebank on the 3Oth Of last octo.
Der, in bloody battle near Cole
bank, and bad been in Jail at
Phillippi since then, was tried ia
the Circuit Court up there last
week. Ths trial attracted much
attention and was attended by peo-
pie from all over the country.
Bolyard's plea was self defense and
the jury promptly acquitted him
and he was discharged from Gus
tody. He is preparing 10 move 10
Fcllowsville to live IN the future.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-03-03

The Charleston Sunday Blade,
is n daisy, and makes the best
start of any paper ever published at
the Capital City. No. Of Vol.
is filled with live and interesting
matter, and if it is kept mp to that
standard ought to succeed. The
Blade is ak column quarto, pub
lished every Sunday morning at
No. 70 Capital Street, by Messrs.
Il. e. Hood and John IL. Snod-
grass, both experienced and well
known newspaper men.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-03-03
known newspaper men.

The Interstate Steam Laundry
at Grafton was burned to the
ground, last Saturday and every
thing total loss, as there was DO
insurance, the policy having ex-
pred a short time before. The
fire started in the third floor
aud AZ there was no FIRE
there before. the origin of it is
"A mystery. The loss is about $1,000
and Capt. Bruce Blue was the man
ager aud principal owner. The
company is sending their work to
the Washington Laundry at Zanes-
vile. Ohio, and have already com.
menced 70 rebuild and expect to be
ready for their customers ia about
three weeks.
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-RDER OF PUBLICATION

{ RDER OF PUBLICATION
WEST IRGTSIA. -.
AT Euies held in the CLERKS efice Of nm,
tircnit Court Of Preston count, IN ne 10
y UndHy of February 1908 mo "'S'
Shakinan ~ Lower
In Cbaneas,
W. Mckinney. ct ri {
The object of tlfi7 suit is 10 enforce tIic coI,.
s,oh on zoe Judgment otthe plaintin's agai, q
,he rea estate ~ the defendant Marion g
hinmy, In The bill and proceedings r,entioned
- ana ~ appearing hat the deferdETts Ne
lever, ye ~ Company; II = NichoIson a,
Synpun; and pravis-6 Gaskins. are rot r.s-
laSnts 81 IN state, ON motto Of the plaintiffs
~ y ordered that the said defendants do an
pear here within QUO month after the dale ~
1lio nrst publication hereof. and do what il
u,eineSshrV 70 protect the interests. and thu {
ms order be published IN the West \ /, giniS.
rEus' " newspaper published In this county.
A'copy-Tcste:
+, W. wilson, CLERK.
2-i0Os-It "a s.
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Headquarters First Infantry, W.
Va N. q.
Fairmont, W, Va. Feb. 90. %
DR.. @. r. SILvERwooD,
Kingwood, W. Va.


Kingwood, W. Va.
Dear Sir Some time since we
had some correspondence in rela-
ton to the organization of com
pany of National Guard at King
wood. At that time The authorl-
ties had as many companies as
could be equipped. ! promised
you then that l would let you know
OF the first vacancy. / can muster
IN another Company and write to
request you that if the boys of your
city desire to enlist, il you will let
me know at once, / can have your
organization accepted at an early
date. Any delay in your reply
might be dangerous, for there are
many places wanting the first va
cancy. Yours very truly,
@. l.. SMITH,
Col. Comdg.
The Doctor started out to hunt
up the boys and by the next day
had nearly fifty names, enough to
insure a company, so he telegraph
ed Col. Smith to that effect and the
latter replied that he would recon-
mend this company, and that he
would be here in short time to
enlist the company and muster it
in and make a requIsitlon for uni
forms and arms 1T once. As sew
eral other places wanted the first
vacancy, this is quite an honor for
KingwOod.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-03-03

The long looked for daily paper
has at last bloomed out at Fair
mont. The irst issue came forth
Monday of last week and the paper
10 a very credItable one. 1t is
called The Daily Expositor and is
published every evening by the Elk.
positor Printing Company. Brown
Boughner, who ran the Monongal-
ian at Morgantown IS at the head
Of it and Grant Bowers, OF this
place, is working on the paper. 1t
is generally understood that the
paper is started in the interest of
DAyton's denomination, since the
other Republican paper there, The
West Virginian, is fighting Dayton.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-04-18
La HERENc1A DEL CoNDENApo

mene absurda supico que oendais por estofg
que de ponto he senido por gran amad No
deo evar embargo de los primeros Impetus vida
be evado ha pueso desde hace mucho tempo,
guarda contra las del ooraz6n
he distinguido mi caho desde vuesa egada Roche
neuf ST. eaba la csretera ell que pas6
vusstro coche advine que toda tsma degra
ciada al yer que 10 sois. ME he engabado?
Bibana contsst6 pero hzo nada para mped que
sedor Delasnde continuara.
Me nteres&steis desde ell primer momento bendige la
casualidad ha permitdo a fuee oven,
hsba de clase de sentmeno este prubs sencsmente
que corar6n Desde enonces quse consoaros
tuve nteres por ve Dios ba proegdo
deseos Aquf enconramos solos, dos amigos
tguos. mo incomodaes porque 20 consdere amigo
vueetrOP
Bibana lie contestd tendendole la FL sehor Della
lsnde conmov6.
Debeis comprender- e do gravedsd que obedezco
impulse mas fuee de mi voluntsd Ceamente, des-
tho meoso ha puesto frente frente todo
coraz6n Ia amstad ofrece Pero los amigos deben
nocerse.
lY queres saber las de mi misantropfa de
sslamento he buscsdo del oua sago
hoy dncsments por vos Paes ben sekora voy haoeros
confdencia.
nadie habs confado todavfs 10 mas mnimo. Guam
do adeano msrneo aduanero strevfan pregun
are los motives de aamieno responds smpemente
e gustaba ell NADIA el muudo. Pero Bibians
eDconaba muy natural decira verdad dsguso de los
hombre necesdad de soledad insuperabe melanco
10 hizo entera franquezs.
-sNo enes amigos nj fanilia?-e pregunto la oven
verdadero nter6s
No los he tenido jamAs 10 cusl e1pcsra uventud
de mi corszon.
Bbsns quiso ssber profession que habfs eroido Ell
DesaDd hsbfs insprado tai msantropfa ero spenas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-04-18

ponuncado nteocuto las palabras uez de nsruc
ei6n, cuando Ia joven Sc inmut6.
-iIiabeis sdo juez de instruction. csbaero? balbuci6
-Sf-coptest6 81 melanc6camente.- -Vuestro padre
certamene mi apedo msma 10 conoceres desds
hacs mucho tempo, hub6e enido mas edad la epoca
mis- unciOnes pusieron muy iris
tes por desgracia con vuestra famis....
Cusndo e senior Deaande acababa estas palsbras 6
amig' Sc levaut5 aterrada dijo temborosa
--Dispensadme, cabseo... Es tarde -. Temo hacer.
esperar. nquietar q mi padre...
hugo. Transcurri6 ods la semana sin que volyese
la gruta.
-,La be asustado!-decfa s senior Dealande.
estaba muy trste No haba e1agerado sentimisn-
hbar de uvenud de corsz6n que sentfs por Bbs
paecs casi al amor; pero tai pcd1a senrs
repetuoso de padre sufrfa al
aquela adorable 6ven que habfa evado rsyo
de sol su melanc6lca existencia
Bbana tenfa ahora motive de preocupaci6n:
aque hombre que habfa sdo uz que funoiones
haa mezclado la vida de famlia, psda
el uez encagado tempos de venga tio Ell hom
bre hsbfs hecho condsnar padre de Gbero Hubiera
queriio dstestare pero 10 consegufa Hab tornado Ia
resouci6n de volver vere cada da sosten ucha
coraz6n que impulsaba haca 81 Novo la Rruta
ella encontr6 ancano amigo, que iba ella cas to-
dos los dss
-.Os he asustado?-a pregunt6 este tfmidamsnte.
-Perdonad ne -contest6, me he vueto muy e1trava-
gante.
Aquel dis conversation fue muy ndferente: Bibans
atrevfa pregunsr; seor Deaande evtaba tods
Pero ds guiente abord6 Bbana h question sin rodeo
alma tan vaiene como Ia suy podfa permanecer Ia
incertdumb,e.
-sQus juzgaseis de mf Ell otro dia cuaudo marchs
tan de repsntef-pregunt6.
Psnse que habfa ssustado al sludir cat&stros
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-10-21

General Dufleld, OF the Michigan
volunteers, and Samuel Gompers, pres
ident Of the American Federation Of
Labor, also spoke.
During the afternoon five meetings
were held In different parts Of
the city. A large meeting al
Studebaker hall was addressed by
Albert j. Bcveridge of Indianapolis and
President Cyrus Northrop of the Uni
versity Of Minnesota At the Colum-
bia theater General Miles, General
Henry M. Dufleld of Detroit and
Booker L. Washington addressed an
audience limited only by the size Of
the theater.
Al the First regiment armory Secre-
tary James Wilson aud Mayor David
3. Rose of Milwaukee comprised the
list of speakers. Samuel Com
pers spoke at the Second regiment ar
mory and Charles Emory Smith de-
livered an address at North Side Tur-
ner hall. The public schools, all pro-
fusely decorated, devoted the day to
jubilee exercises and to hearing ad-
dresses by leading educators and ora
tors.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-10-21
EXPRESS COMPANIES PAY UP.
Said to Have Refunded $4,000 OF
Missouri Pacific Holdup.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Oct. 10. -OHicials
Of the Pacific Express company, have
stated, with a great deal Of publicity,
that the public lost but 800 in the
holdup of the Missouri Pacific train at
Leeds, September %, by q gang Of
robbers supposedly led by Confessor
W. W. Lowe, all the alleged members
Of which were indicted by the grand
jury yesterday.
Against this statement of the ex-
press officials is placed the positive de-
claration Of persons familiar with the
inside facts of the case that one Kan
sas City bank has been paid 81, 900 by
the company to make good the banks
losses. 1t is also stated by the same
parties that Sl1, 900 in all has been
paid back to various business houses to
reimburse them for losses sustained in
the holdup. The officials OF the COM
pany deny that any such reimburse
ment has taken place.
1t Is believed that other sums have
been refunded, and the statement Of
the company that it lost but SEQ is not
taken seriously.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-10-21
AMuHGToN BOOTHS PLAN.
sxA@eA workers TO Ne BANDED Under
Ahs voluntssr's LsNdershin

0.eA workers to Ne banded Under
Ahs voluntssr's Ls~dershiR
[A1xvELAxp, Ohio, Oct. 10. - Com
sander Ballington Booth OF the Vol
snteers OF America announces that he
fAas about perfected plans for . new
'ssyanixation Of Christian workers,
svhinh will be distinct. though to .
ssrtain extent affiliated with tho move
wasn't tnaugurstsd by tho Volunteers.
IA will be known a. tho Federation Of
IAristian Workers, and will DO COM
sosed of branches organized oil over
aAs eountry. The members are TO DO
4Ghristtan workers In tho churches,
enc are to DO banded and then especial
1Aslsnts for doing some kind OF relig-
Soss work developed. The aim of the
ssAsration will DO 10 extend religious
Asashing among the thousands OF
-verking people who are not affected
o. church influences. The movement
.1all 30 entirely non-sectarian in its
skaxacter.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-10-21
ELECT CUBAN PRESIDENT.
Sos@sr Election Prsdietsd-OsnsrAi Oar
els for Secretary Of War.

Os@sar Election Prsdietsd-0snsrai Oar
els for Secretary Of War.
SANTIAGO On CUBA. Oct. ls,-The
See'iog of the Cuban assembly at
0.nta Cruz Is fixed for October 90, but,
swing 10 lack Of transportation facili-
'Nss. the members Of tho assembly will
IN unable 70 arrive at Santa Cruz on
A1sse, and tho end Of the month prob
shly will have come before the election
- . president and cabinet takes place.
=. Cubano. = daily paper OF Santiago,
Rsdsots the election Of tho following
aaeket:
President--General Maxine Gomez.
Wee president-Senor Bartolome
lHGAso
Secretary Of foreign affairs-Dr. Do
'ainro Mendez Capote.
Home secretary-Senor BENJAMIN
EhRrA-
Secretary Of ju~stlce-Senor jose A.
1Anuxa.
Secretary Of war-General Calixto
Garcia.
Secretary Of public instruction-Se.
Enrique VaronA.
General Calixto Garcia desires ia
-sputradict the statement made by sew
a~ai newspapers that he Is receiving
v~g from the United States govern
aaeat for his assistance In disbanding
4Ae Cuban troops. He declares that he
- . patriot, and Ii not In need Of
0naey.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-10-21
German Immigrants for Hawaii.

HONOLULU, Oct. 10. - The largest
company Of German immigrants since
the sos arrived on the German ship
ii. II. Glade. The Glade sailed from
Bremen May 20, making the voyage In
1913 days. She brings 305 immigrants.
were three deaths among the immi-
grants during the voyage, one m
and two children. There were three
births. These immigrants are nearly
all In families or are relatives or
friends of others who have preceded
them TO Hawaii. They will DO em-
ployed on plantations.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-10-21
TANNER STILL FIRM.
10 IMPORTED MINERS AL
LOWED TO STOP.
w~~us win Rspsis ~ virdsa 1sdsa-
sHa.sy Uaisss the Doe Company Absn-
as,s re Tntsntioa Of Importing Miasrs
q, 0Sssass Its M1se

VmDxS, ILL.,, Oct. 1s.--Superintend-
60 Lukens of tho Chicago virden Coal
~Duspany was the first witness exam-
- BY tho coroncr to-day. The mill.
0aOmners who represent the governor
- that he will not change his policy,
OHA chat thcy arc under orders to pre-
~.su4 the landing Of any more negroes
oss from Alabama or other points.
yhosp must remain here indefinitely
ssse@ thc coal company abandons It's
s.ssusccd intention OF importing
1.sss to operate It's mine.
MA@rLLoN, Ohio, Oct. I'm. d.
1nAehsord, president Of the United
W.e workers of America. has gone to
WhsA5nRton to attend tho first meet.
- Of Tho industrial commission re-
sssfly appointed. Of which no Is .
@.nbsr. Concerning tho Illinois
snvshs he said. Just before leaving here:
~Csvernor Tanner Is sworn to guard
- ssd property Of citizens of the
senas Of Illinois. He Is perfectly justi.
81 In taking tho action that he has.
- class OF men he has TO stand out
sOAanst are mainly exc lets, who
h.1uSd 20 mino csal In pcniten-
A&asy mines Of Alabama. n man has
- right, morally or legally, to import
~rh class Of people into tho staee to
As&s the places OF mon who have nom
as4 records and who area credit to the
99nouwealth. Thore IL not . good
~eefan in Illinois who would not up
AssA Governor Tanner In the effort he
h0aking to keep beyond its borders a
ssl.ss II people with nothing but Grim
Nu..l and pe~nitentiary records to rec
4asoA them.
FL have sent word that all the union
s1anars who have been killed in the re-
4s.s4 clashes should be given decent
s.wsal 1t the expense Of the union.
"Ws arc In this fight to win, and
OiA ws certainly shall"
a. Louis, Mo-, Oct. 1.-THE fifty
nssn Alabama negroes sent to St.
S~uis from Springfield, Ill, after tho
asiea miners At Virdcn had refused to
sAlsw them to remain at Virden, are
Rartercd In the Jail hero. They spent
o.ndsy in preaching and religious ex-
Asxta&lons. They arc more than anx-
as0 60 get back to Alabama.
n II said that while Mayor Zeigen.
-. might wish to send tho blacks to
Ahhama, such action would make the
~eey Of 81. Louis liable for damages to
- Chicago virden Coal company. who
1ssught them north At heavy expense.
- = believed they will be sent back to
HIlnois, where Governor Tanner 10
a.ks what disposition he pleases Of