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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-29
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lirssEy Es,Vs lssms 0alhsrsi u the nasY
HarihAii County raWu.

lirsuEy News tssmh Galhlrad % the Bay
Harshaii county TaWu.
Many Moundsrille people Will take In
the Republican rally here tonight. The
committee Is making arrangements for
music. and q rouslnE meeting is GER
tain to result with such speakers as
Captain Dovener ana Governor Akin
son. The list Of vice presidents was
published in yesterdays Intelligencer
The dime Is auspiclous for Republican
success IN BenWOod, and the steady run
OF the mills viii form an argument
louder than words. The meeting place
this evening. Dolan's hall. will accom-
modate a large crowd, and the opDortu-
nifty should be taken advantage OF for
election day is not fag distant. In addi-
ton TO those from Moundsvllle, large
delegation Is coming from Wheeling,and
from out In the county. for prosperity
has struck the cattle raiser, wool-seller,
and wheat producer. hence while several
meetings have been held at different
parts OF the county, many farmers Will
attend to-nights rally.
Jackson V. Blair. who speaks at the
Democratic meeting this evening,is Dill
ed as 1.-THE peoples champion" a tue
which puts cold chllls down the spine OF
even the Democratic brethren In view
Of his rank bacsdown from the chpl-
lenge ls6ued 10 him, to meet Captain
Iovener. MaEbe Mr.. Blair will explain
10 a Benwood audience tonight why ne
was afraid. II not, his audience can
easily see why after they hear his pain
ful and labOred effort.
The board OF directors OF the electric
light company met Thursday night, with
the new president. j. L.. McMechen, IN
the chair. Heretofore there were no
special prices for consumers, and the
board decided to make the lights TWEEN
ty-fiye cents each for private CONSUME
ers. This move IS likely to prove pop
uisr. ~
The election OF president Of the school
board VIII be Interesting. The Repub-
llcan candidate Is the present official,
Robert Newton. His opponent Is Wal
ter Greenwood, formerly Republican,
but running on the Democratic ticket,
and billed for slaughter on the eighth
of next month.
The Vance building isn't ready for
school purposes yet, owing 10 the fall
ute OA AAAE HUNS 4NA AAiI egeAh@ -
The school board win hustle the fur
nlshings, or make another contract
Tomorrow evening at the NJ. E. par
sonage will occur the marriage OF Mr..
Peter Pyle, OF the Riverside, to Miss
Annie Cook.
The Republican advisory committee
met last night and made arrangements
for getting out the vote.
Miss Hattie satterheld and Miss AL
lie Medley leave tomorrow on a steu-
benville visit.
The Doverner-Atkinson meeting at
Dolan's hall tonight. Bring your nelgh-
bors with you.
About one hundred Benwooa people
will take in the excursion to Canal Do
yer tomorrow.
The water is expected to course
through Benwood's mains about No
vember 10.
The North End Literary Society viii
give an entertainment next Thursday
evening.
Hear the real peoples champion" at
Dolan's hall tonight.
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nARr1HlsYERRY.
daps ana sil.hap, Ia the Thyivlnz city
a..,.s t1,o Ilfr-r


daps ana aiialihpV In the ThyivlnE city
Across tie River.
Mrs. Hannah Gray. aged seventy
gears. died at her home on ives; Han
over street yesterday morning shortly
after 6 O'Clock. The direct cause OF
dslth was paralysis Deceased leaves
husband and several children. The
funeral services viii De held from ST.
Mary's church tomorrow afternoon at 2
o'clock, and che ln,erment Will be made
at Llnwood cemetery.
Timothy o'counelt and Toby" Ylcl-
ers. who enlisted In the Sixteenth
United States regulars several months
ago, have been released nom duty and
came In from Columbus yesterday
morning. Both seem very much fascin-
ated With camp life and are sorry that
It Is ended with them for the present.
Steve pennlng.a rouSher at the Aetna
Standard, died suddenly lasi might about
o'clock. Heart failure was The cause.
The deceased who leaves a wife anu
five children, was Just preparing 10 go
to work. when the illneSs overlook him.
His death Is generally regretted
The Rock Band Till Family Concert
Company viii be at the Methodist Epls-
copai church next Wednesday evening
The entertainment Is to be given under
the auspices of the Epw0rih League OF
that church and should and no doubt
will be largely attended.
, The Thoburn Post G. A. r., is making
arrangements for an entertainment 10
be given in Maennerchor hall Saturday
evening, November y, the proceeds OF
which Will 90 towards placing cannon
IN the soldiers lot at Riverview ceme-
terry.
The Miller BlUmenberg Stock Conn
pany which has just been organized In
this city win give their first perform
ance at the opera house Tonight, and
should be well attended. -
Spence, Baggs & cdmpany's stove
foundry is being compelled TO work
overtime, owing to the Increased de-
mand in the market for their products.
The Orbls Club was entertained at the
home OF Charles Hoyle on South Fourth
street last night and an interesting pro-
gramme was rendered.
The Aetna Junior football team Is
QFACIlClIB ual4I AIL AA4E4A eaoAAAE NAAet -.
Muskingum College team on the 18th OF
next month,
A number from this place will attend
the funeral OF Smith Hurst at the
Friends meeting house at Colerain this
morning.
Miss Iva Miskeli will entertain friends
Monday evening at an old time haiiow-
cen party at her home on Third street.
The Republican mass melting in the
opera house last night was a success in
every sense Of the word.
Miss Ella Campbell was hostess to the
Shakespeare Club at her home on Third
street last evening.
Howard Montgomery IS down from
Pittsburgh to spend Sunday with his
parents.
David coss and T. HuskIns have re-
turned from a successful hunt.
A roll on sheet mill No. 4 was broken
yesterday morning.
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cARELEssREsB
Often CauIoI no Epd OF snfferInE

Often Causes no End OF Suffering.
Probably half the people who see this
article suffer from Piles. 1t Is one OF
the commonest of diseases and one or
the most Obstinate. People haye'it for
years, and Just because It Is not imme-
dlateiy fatal they neglect 1t. Careless
ness causes no end Of suffering. Care
lessness about 50 simple a thing as
piles has often caused death. Hem
orrhages occur during surgical treat
ment, often causing death
Piles are simple in the beginning, and
easily cured. They can be cured even
In the worst stages, without pain Or
loss OK blood, quickly, surely and COM
pletely. There Is only one remedy that
win do it--Pyramid Pile Cure.
Il allays the Inflammation immediate
~, heals the rrltated surface and with
coutlpuuus treatment reduces the SWELL
ing and puts the membranes into good,
sound, healthy condition. The cure is
thorough and permanent. Druggists
sell the Pyramid Pie Cure at 50 cents.
Send for free book on cause and cure
of Piles by addressing Pyramid Co.,
Marshall, Mich.
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r.yes his morning al lt:SJ o'clock, over
'h' Pau-Handie returning NJ p. m,
.A.;er the game :hey win b. driven to
the Y. VI. c. A. AS the team IL made
up of college, men. Wheeling frat" men
WIN be interested to learn that the fol-
owing Greek .e.ter societies nrc repre-
EcHtod N the tear: Sigma Chi. Barclay
ard Carr; Data Upsiion. Rinehnrt; Phi
Kappa Psi .tobiS0n-asthoiigh not on
iAc ,Ine-Up: Theta MI Epsilon. Flow
crg: WorihIEgton. Delta Kappa Epsi-
lau; and Atherton, taI Kappa Sigma.
rho indian. Unison. naturally belongs
n the "Ecd Men"
GrcengburE's eleven represents many
colleges aud towns, and consequently IL
nat airlctly q GrceusbuTg team Tn
like 7Thce!inEn II isn't an amateur
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BELLAIRE
AN sorts Of local News ami Gossip From
the Glass CltT.

An So, Of Local News ami GoIslp From
the Glass ctr.
Congressman Danford is home from
Carroll county. where all the Republic
cans are working together earnestly for
success and the lowest estimate placed
on the majority there Is 200. In Har-
rlsOn county the same result is conh-
IDENTIFY counted upon by those who ore
making a conservative estimate. The
lowest estimate made upon the result Of
the Republican counties In the district
is 4 500, and only Monroe to cut that
down, In Monroe county the highest
Democratic majority predicted IS 1900.
There was a firo in the First ward
Yesterday morning and the house OF
Albert Long. now occupied BY the fam
iiy of Alfred Dean, was badly scoreh-
ed The FIRE started from detective
fue and resulted in considerable dam
age 10 the roof The First ward hose
company had the misfortune to get a
stone in the nozzle Of their hose just at
ter starting TO throw water, which de-
layed effective work for a time and
bursted a section Of hose.
Deputy Auditor Beatty and Recorder
Bud. Beatty mingled with Beiiaire peo-
pie Thursday night and yesterday, and
then pissed up along the river to see
Others. The first named was doing SER
vice for the efficient auditor, Mat Aid
redge. while Bud. Taylor, who has made
a friend Of every man who has had
business In his office. was seeing the
| people about his recollection.
A large number OF the Catholics OF
| this city, BeaWood and McMechen will
go to Canal Dover tomorrow. to assist
| In the laying az the corner stone OF a
new church there.
The Old folks concert Is the First
PRESBYTERIAN church last night, attract
cd a splendid audience and the singing
and music was heartily appreciated.
Mrs. Caroline Hackett, mother Of the
leader OF the band Of that name. died
nj her home Thursday night, and Will
be buried this morning at Q o'clock,
John Krebs, the Baltimore & Ohio en-
gIueer who has been of duty for about
thirty days, took charge Of his engine
again this week.
| City Clerk jackson was serving no.
tees for re-setting curblng and laying
sidewalks on TwentF-first street.
James II. Kelly resumed his place in
| the First National bank yesterday AZ
ter an illness OF about n week.
w. C. wnrnock, teller In the n1llar
bank. spent yesterday visiting In the
vicinity OF Warnocks.
Part OF the jury In common pleas
court was dismissed yesterday until
| next week
one plain drunk answered to the roll
call In Mayor Freezes court yesterday,
L. s. Hopkins. the well known horse
| man, Is seriously vi.
The Turner hall Is being handsomely
fixed up.
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ton, Is q product o. the champion L.
iayettcs OF 1885. Two o. the best mea
on the teani. chaIies Rlnehnft and
George Barclay were members OK La
fayette's team IN shat memorable year
sor the EaRton, Pc, school, AZ guard
Rinehart. and at half, Barclay, have no
superiors.
jimlsou, OF the Carlisle Indians, 70
another high salaried player. no plays
half. The other bacls are AaeAndfeWpi
OF Dartmouth college. at full. ana 81
quarter. Can't. "Jack' Flowers, OF ". 3
US great 1881 team.
DR.. Carr, left guard, u q giant grad.
uate OF the University OF Michigan, ana
the COLLEGE Of Physicians and Surgeons,
of Chicago. he Is said to be che beat IL
the west.
Arthur AicFnrland, OF ST Clairavilla,
With tho Wheeling Tigers part OF last
year, u row completing two seasons
With Greansburg. he Is counted ths
bhst tackle IN Western PennSylvania,
and r. MI his games he has opened gaps
ID ais opponents line biz enough 70
pass a wagon through. Mac" as he IS
known In wheeling, is a fayorite also
Ia Greensburg. where he Is known as
"Tiger." The rootefs Won's' forget him
to-day.
The other tackle Is McDefmott, Scrub
on Prlnceton's team last year, ana the
nBig -Four" boasts Of none better.
The Wheeling players are too wei
known to require much Individual no.
tlce. New players this year are Inom-
as, Smith and the Mathis boys. Curtis
the Bethany full back, has fame e1-
tending over three states. The EDWARDS
boys, the pioneers in footbah, have ne ~,
superiors In the game, TACT that WI
be demonstrated to-day. Footoah ~
Wheeling owes them lasting aept, es'
peciaiiy the modest, gentiemaniy Sep''
hBob."
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four biuecoats will keep the fpld clear.
y. A. c. practlced hard yesterday, and
VIII be n; Il again this morning. Curtis,
OF Bethuny. suys crowds are coming
from his home and Weiisburg, and st.
Cialrsyille w1il send big Delegation to
see Mcfarland. IN the visitors, and
Barrs,t, Of w. 8. C., disport them
selves
The Y. If. c. s. has generously placed
rs baths and swimming pool at the
Giaposai n GrrensburE. and the visiting
players as wen as W. a. C.. VIII vote
Secretary LyTch ard Director f. j..
81. u !. ,-n.. nL thanlc. GEeenshurg ~.
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VIII be opened on Monday evening with
games between tho Lafayettez and At
lantlca. The league IS composed OF eight
clubs, each 20 meet twict during the sea-
son. The clubs are made up Of former
leaguers, and DC very evenly divided.
and there pron1ices to be quite rivalry
between them. A number OF prizes
have been offered.
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Grcensburgs. and Will stand all the
roofing their admirers can give There
promises to be roofing galore for the
hur.s team. and stock Of megaphones,
received by Jason c. Stamp, the SPORT
ing goods dealer. yesterday, was almost
exhausted last night,
The BAN park gates will be opened
a, 2:aO O'Clock: the game begins half ar
leur later. The grIdIroR has been put
IN perfect shape. Carriage space has
been reserved near the hle2chers, and
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Total value OF Net Loss IN
Sheep and Sheep and
rotnls ....sa2ss,6a2 Saa, lis g,eSs.ils


4okAA5 ssssssssNAtSS9SfS F''Nf-
The loss TO the farmers OF this district
on wool and sheep alone was over
100000.
In his own county OF Harrison he hg-
ures that the loss was more than vi
for each man, woman and child IN that
county. Then he proceeds to show that
the recovery and improvement IN two
gears isrunparalelled and adds:
BY making an examination OF the ta-
bile OF the Sixteenth congressional dis
trict you will see that there was net
loss to the wool growers from 1881 to
1885 Of the enormous sum OF $3.50, ll3'
and that there was q net gain In value
from 1885 to 1898 OF 1916 26. Such re-
coyerY Of wealth scattered among so
many people is but one instance. The
evidences are seen in every Industry
throughout the Ohio valley.
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me RIVER
vrsTDRDAY,s DEPARTURES.

Pittsburgh. VIRGINIA, . q. m.
ParkerBburS. BEN HUH, II a. M
Sistersvfiie.. RUTH, $3.50 ,. m.
Clarington. LEROY, $3.50 p. m.
stsubenYille. n. n. BAYNE, $50 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Charleston. GREENWOOD. $50 a. m.
PnrkerHburg. H. K. BEDFORD, IL q. M
Matan1oras.. .LEEXINGT0N, Ii a. m.
SistersVtiie. RUTH, $3.50 p. m.
CInrlngtOn.. LEROY, $3.50 p, m.
SfeubenyIIIe, m, N, BAYNE, $50 p. m.
Cincinnati. Wv. J. CUAiMINs, a. m.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Pittsburgh. BEN HUR, 4 n. m.
Pittsburgh. .KANAWHA, 5 n. m.
Pittsburgh. KEYSTONE STATE, a. N
ZancsVille.... LORENA, 2 a. m.
Cincinnati, VIRGINIA, q m.
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IIrnmn,s IIeadacle I'D Indlgestion Crre

a the only remedy on the market that
Vim cure eFtry form Of Headache n 5 70
10 minutes. correct INDIGESTION, stlmu-
late the nerves and build 10 the system.
II sho0Id be In every home and every
frayeieris gripFacis At al Druggists.
g Nuran 80
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stranger are Specht, a diamond Of
the first water, Gray, McAnineb, and
little Clynk, all being In the game at all
stages. wheellng's center IS DullR Bar
rett, like Mcfarland. product Of st.
CIalrsvIIIe, which II It keeps on will be
famous as a birthplace Of gridiron
greats. At center the genial st, Clairs-
VILE bog viii show 'Bo" Thomas,
Greensbnrg's crack, how hard It Is TO
move a rock.
In football the victory is too often
credited to the man who makes the COW
eted touchdown. but the glory Is Just
As much the part OF the men in the
line, who like the eight Of the base ball
nIne, support the pitcher. Therefore,
the plaudits OF to-dag's multitude
should not all be poured into the ears
OF Barclay, Unison, or the Wheeling
backs who cross the enemy's line. The
game Is one for eleven men, and with
few exceptions the better team always
wins. That It will be Wheeling is the
wish Of many and many q one.
To-day's lineup OF both teams VIII
IN c follows:
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THE TOUCHDOWN

team. but IL the outcome OF Iaylsh ex-
pcaditurc to uive the town n Champion
hip winner and Tor the most part "a de-
:,lt GrecnsburR's bitter rival La
.rube
Captain Joseph Donohoe was taught
the game 1t 81. Johns college Ford
haE. n. Y. The other end, Wo.thlng-
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bowling.
wHEELING LEAGrE.

Last nights games In the Wheeling
Ieague resulted In three victories for the
Bowlers, who slide into third place.
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NO matter how long yoH have had
the cough; II It hasn't airady devel-
aped Into consumption, pr. Woods Nor
way Pine Syrup will cure you.
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MORE WOOL FACTS.

How the wilson-Gorman and Dinsley
TarlG Acts Affected the Sheep and
Wool Interests OF this sectlon-Flg-
ures GIyea for Eastern Ohio.
Hon. ]. c. Glover, OF Harrison c9un-
~, o., has been delvlng into official
figures as TO the wool industry In the
oveE-the-river congressional district ADD
IN n splendid article in this weeks
Cadlz Republican he gives these figures
FOR the various counties OF this district,
showing what the enactment OF the
Wilson-Gorman law brought about, also
what the Bingley tariff act did:
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LoUIsYILLE-River rising; . feet 8
inches in canal; I feet inches on falls;
2i fet 4 inches below the locks. Weather
clear and cold,
EVANSVILLE - River ia feet and
rising. Weather clear and cold.
POINT PLBASANT-Rtver 10 feet
and fsaing. Weather, partly cloudy,
CINCINNATT-River 34.6 feet and
failing. Weather, parity cloudy.
wARRBN-River 3 feet. Weather
clear and cool.
PARKERSBURG-OhIo river 10 feet
6 inches and failing. Weather cloudy;
mercury g.
OIL CTTY-River feet and station
ary. Weather clear and cool.
PITTSBURGH-River 40 feet and
stationary ut the dam Weather clear
and pleasant.
Observation-Disclosures 9 feet
inches and failing. Weather clear and
cool.
BROWNSVILLE - River 6 feet
inches and stationary.
MORGANTOWN - River s feet
inches and stationary. Weather clear
and warmer.
GREENSBoRo-River s feet Z Inches
and falling. Weather clear and cool.
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t1ouTished, bile.poisoned constitution, II
man as soon as he feels that he is not get.
ting the forceful strength and energy out
OF his food that he ought 10, will begin TAX
ing Dr. PicTce's Golden Medical Discovery,
he will soon put himself in the position
where lie can do mans work easily and
chccrfully.
His appetite will be sharpened; his liver
inviRurated; his digestion Strengthened. an
edge put on his whole RHtTitiye organism
Those subtle poisons which debilitate the
entire organism and invite consumption
and host Of other diseases, will be driven
out of the system; and he will gain plenty
Of pure nourishing red blood, muscle.
power and nerve force In short lie will
be man among men.
There arc hundreds Of delusiyr temporary
stiuiulaniS, "innt cStmcts," sarsEpariiips and
compounds which nrr more or less "b0OEitd "
by merely prolt,scetinH druggists hut Az hon.
est druggist will give you the Golden Medical
Discovery" when yon ask for H. II well.tu.
formed he knows that Hs sales havr steadily
increased iof thirty years and that Il o. the in
vention of m educated, authorized physician
who has devoted lifetime Of active pracuee
aud profound study to chronic diseases.
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The Pacific passed down with coal at
4 p. m. yesterday.
Business was good on the public
landing yesterday.
To-morrow's Cincinnati packet is the
Virginia at a. m.
The marks at p. m. showed 9 feet :
inches and falling. Weather, clear and
warmer.
The W. ]. cummins departs for Gin
cinnaH and way landings this morning
at o'clock.
The new City Of Pittsburgh, being
bulk at Marietta by Captains John II.
Phillips, late inspector at Pittsburgh.
and Dana Scott, OF GAINESVILLE, Will not
be completed before February, and her
frst trip will be to New Orleans, she
having been engaged TO take an eXcur-
sion to the AIardl Gras from the upper
Ohio river. She will then likely be
placed in the Pittsburgh and Louisville
trade. She is large side-wheeler, the
first OF that type Of steamboat to ply on
the upper Ohio since the withdrawal OF
| the Diurnal from the Wheeling and
Parkersburg trade about eleven years
/ ago
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scorers-Wilson and KrOmrlck. Uni
Dtnger, TO-night-Aileys open.
MUsEE LEAGUE.

Tho Jacl; Tars took three straight In
the Musee league tournament last oven.
Ing. by tho following scOrr:
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GAS ToRE A.
g,,,,,bo bIhKnt YO1 HaIo kK1Is Bought
'''' q GzHM7zS<
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one plain drunk answered to the roll
call In Mayor Freezes court yesterday,
Il. s. Hopkins. the well known horse
man, Is seriously vi.
The Turner hall Is being handsomely
IlNed MP.
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SUICIDE rmIoKY.
VIVA, some People rhink of the HeErs''a
bio Arsir OF last sight.

some people afe emphatic On th.ir
adyincrmrrt uf ghcury ~ suicide,
uud tn the Ahftrce % positive PROOF 10
tho c0rfrary their contention can ~
b. rnlus.ali Tor the present. 1ncfe PEG.
pls argue shat thrlr theory ia a FOOD
enc frlm The facts that only one fh1t
was heard by any ard all she porr,lnt
who heard she nrhugi thg 40 ona ~ua
seen running from ihe locality % che
nhno+iIg Rl,o mlghi have done ihf
same. az fhc si'ns The affair nrsurr1f.
that she oycrc,lF which Sir. Stout
wore waa burned and the nrah
acIrchnd: shns twu fh1ta from Air.
siuuttH own pistol had, nn admitted hy
him. been nrod hy himself. coupled
with Fln fact ihnt unly ouc shat vuH
heard fhlg Sit Janrs, according 90 his
Wiff'H r,utrmegt, WAS az his own home
go 4he fimf " che shu.ilugf, that thf
cashier would have everything su infe
and nothing 90 gain hy ruch a number
oui assault ON Mr. Stlr., thaf every
body outside of ihi police department
'yhh has examined Into che obtalrable
fluia and heard tho rlfenens mnds by
The man accused by Mr. S,lutc, he-
llsyrs implicitly o. she iRiaoo,-qs'e OF the
cashier, that his rumFy Tor Mr. jones
miEri lead Nj Stuufe, situated az no
o.. 90 almo1t any extreme .a ruin ths
former. Of course thlH s. only a lhr-
org held by scnr people wAl have been
ulHeusHlng fhe cIsu on che irects tu-
day, but z !a given la company wi;h
fhr opposite cu.fent..n o. order that
the rflirr may Judge FOR himself nH
h. undoubtedly VIII be compelled ~ do
Tor some time 80 come.