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Daily camera., 1898-12-24
Fatal Gas Explosion.

Shamokin, Pa, Dec. 24-A big body Of
gas exploded at the Lake Fidler shaft
today causing great damage and injuring
seven men. two Of whom will die.
Daily camera., 1898-12-24
WILL RELIEVE COLORADOS
Fourth Regular Infantry will Start at Ono,
for Manila.

Denver, Dec. 24-The d. & R. G..
railroad has been awarded the contract
for hauling the Fourth regular infantry
from Ft. Leavenworth to San Francisco
There the troops will EN- bark for Ma
Mia to relieve the First Colorado volun
teers. The first detachment of the regu
lars will pass through here Wednesday,
and the Colorado troops will reach home
on MAY |.
Daily camera., 1898-12-24

San Francisco, Dec. 24-Lieutenan'
Hobson sailed en- the steamer Gaelic this
afternoon
Daily camera., 1898-12-24
RECOVERED GUNBOATS.
Dewey successfully Undoes Some of His
Work of May 1.

Washington. Dec. 24-The gunboats
Isle de Luzon and Isle de Cuba, two YES
sells sunk by Dewey, have been recov-
cred and have reached Hong Kong, ac-
cording to cable advices received here.
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wARREN-River six-tenths Of foot
Weather fair and cooler.
BROWNSVILLE-River IL feet 10
inches and stationary.
OIL CITY-River l foot inch and
stationary. Weather clear and pleas
dREENsBoRo-RIver 10 feet
inches and falling. Weather fair and
warm, The Adam Jacobs and the Nell
lie Hudson down Monday, and the
woodward and the Florence Belle up.
STEUBESVnLE-Rlver II feet 10
inches and stationary. Weather fair.
Passed up: The KannwhR. Avalon and
Virginia. Down: The Little Fred. Rob-
ert Jenkins and the Adele
P1TTSBuRGH-Rive feet and fall
Ing at the dam. Clear and pleasant.
MISREPRESENTATION river IS feet
and falling. Weather cloudy and hot.
Passed down md up: Argand. Down:
w. ]. Cummlns and H. K. Bedford.
Due down: keystone State. The Little
Kanawha Is failing.
PARKERSBURG- heavy
fog this evening the towboat Veyager
with twelve loaded barGcs, en- route to
Cincinnati. struck the west pier chan
mel spnn OF the Baltimore & Ohio bridge.
crushing her tow. one barge sunk In
the west side of the channel, and an.
other on the east side OF the channel.
The others drifted below the city, where
two are reported to have gone over the
dam at the hend OF Blennerhnssett
Island and the others were beaChed.
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a TRAIN HELD UP

Battt vas 81 Onis,rr Of TIE Law who
Were Amer = AInrdersF-FiVo susPeeis
Arrsstrd Nrro Later IteIeaseh.
About O'Clock yesterday morning the
Wheeling police we're asked to keep a
lookout for a gang OF men who were on
an incoming freight train. by the wash
ingtor. Pa, authorities. who suspected
that the nurderers Of a Baltimore &
Ohio wntclmaD were on the train. The
watcbrnaD was ldHed Saturday night, al
a little station cast Of Washington. No
particulars Of the murder were received
by the Wheeling police.
The freight train WAS held up az the
Hemphe.d yards yesterday morning by
Lieutenant Supler and q couple OF off,
Gers. -Four men, two Of them c0lored,
and boy were arrested and taken to
the lookup. but they were released a
few hours later, upon receipt Of a tele-
phone message from the Washington
police. stating that they believed they
had the right men there. The two white
men caught on the train here formerly
worked Mt the Richland cOai bank. They
were frightened when arrested. They
stated that two men had gotten on the
trnin at West Alexander, and two otherB
at Elm Grove. Captain Bennett thinks
the two men who got OFT at West Alex
ander are the men now In custody at
Washington.
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The Ohio Valley Trades and Labor
Assembly met yesterday afternoon in
regular bi-weelcay session with a fair
attendance Of delegates. President RI
lsy occupied the chair and Secretary
Salisbury was at the desk.
The general Labor Day committee re-
ported progress in a general way in ar
rarging for tine coming celebration of
Labor Day.
A communication from the National
Tobacco Workers Union No, 2, asking
that certain eastern tobacco company
be placed on the boycott list of the as
sambly. was received, and the request
complied with.
The ExpressDen's and Drivers Union
No. ESQ complained that one Of its
members had hauled household goods
ct less than union rates. The matter
was referred to the arbitration commit
to,
Secretary Salisbury reported having
received copies of the Ohio labor bureau
reports, which were distributed.
The secretary read letter from Eu-
gsne v. DehS, expressing regret for his
Inability to attend the coming celebra-
dou Of Labor Day by the assembly.
There was short discussion regard
InE the eight hour day at the city gas
Tr6FirD. Il having been stated by u mem
beF Of the gas board that the men them
GeiyeS do not want the eight hottr day.
Tiil1 however, has been denied A dele-
no in the course Of the discussion,
nd the assembly Is bound to the eight
hour day no matter what some work
men may think.
Al 8 O'clock the assembly adjourned,
ard q. meeting OF Labor Day general
committee was he'd.
Chairman Bauer, OF the committee,
reported having collected $50 for tickets
afid there was scarcity Of tickets.
The cOnumSttee on proclamation nnd
half.hollday reported The committee
I'D waited on the following tirm9:
warwick pottery. La Belle pottery; Mil
ie4JR. PebbIers Muhn & Brandfuss and
NarIh'D tobacco factories; ]. 6. HON.
ilau & Sons tennery, Reymann ana
SohrnuIbach breweries. and Bloch Bros.
tdbasco factories. all of which wiz close
EhSlr plants on Saturday afternoon, An-
Gugt q.
II was reported that. the Cambridge
(CliOl ldQOE u0lOR utSlEeA d4l AhNltee'SAa
"a co-operate with Wheeling In celebra-
tion Of Labor Day. A formal invitation
w1S sent to the Cambridge union T.
q said about 200 from Cambridge WIZ
come to Wheeling.
It was reported further, that eXcur'
don rates could be secured for Labor
Day In an directions from Wheeling
within a radius Of fifty miles. II was
decided to appear at the meeting OF tne
wheeling passenger committee to-day
md secure the special rates. This VIII
30 attended to by committee composed
Of aIessrS. TIghe. RAIDER and Salisbury. !,
Il was reported that Mayor Butts had
proclaimed Saturday afternoon August
IA as haif-hollday.
The offer OF the Wheeling Railway
Company to donate the use Of trolley
caf to advertise Labor Day was declined
wifi franks owing to the expense con-
nscted in the way Of band, etc.
me printing committee was instE9et-
Cd 10 secure badges for the several La
Dor Day committees.
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ABOUT PEOPLE

Stranger in the csSy Ant whssl'"s Pso'
pie Abroad.
n. c. HeiIet, OF Bennington, IS at the
stamm.
Mss Rena Garden is visiting her aunt
Ot Glencoe. Ohio.
Mrs. T. 8. Riley returned yesterday
from Cambridge.
q. A. Jackson. Of sIstersyIlle, spent
Sunday in the city.
g. Fletcher and John r. Troll, Of st.
Ciairsvllle, were Windsor guests yester-
day.
JIM. Lowery and ]. ]. Kcnney were
Mannington citizens registered at the
HcLure yesterday.
Miss Drusllla sawtell returned home
yesterday after a two weeks visit 20
relatives at Glenn's run.
Mrs. and Mrs. ]. c. Lynch have re.
turned from a trip TO Mnckinac and
other points on the lakes.
Misses Allie Rice and Sue Hawkins,
Of the Island, returned yesterday after
spending two weeks at West Alexander.
John B. Corson. OF Beiiington, i. D.
Cunningham, OF Burton, and g. b.
Woodeock ahd ]. A. Pyles, OF New Mar
tinsville, stopped at the Howell yester-
day.
Captain A. A. Frnnzheim left last ov-
ching for Camp Cobb. Fredericksburg.
va, where ne win resume command OF
his company in tho Fourth United
States volunteer infantry Qmmunes).
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"on one OCCASION" remarked the vet
eran statesman and Oldest representa-
live in Congress. Galusha a. Grow. con-
Uressnon.at-large from Pennsylvania,
during the campaign previous to my
coming 10 the house the last time, l was
riding along a road through one OF the
remoter valleys lying at the foot OF the
Blue Ridge mountains, when came 10
a farm house, which looked as II IL
might afford luscious drink OF cool
water from a fine well In the yard. y
tIdv-lookIns woman, not especially
handsome or OF superior Intelligence,
RESPONDED to my appeal and while /
drank the cooling drauGht she talked TO
me.
az presume there Is no denFth OF
politics in your neighborhood at pres
emit? I said at venture.
Yes, my husband and the boys ain't
tnlkln' much else these days
"DOes Il interest your
"'So; / don't keeT who sits elected
SO long as we can git along and keep
out OF debt with little TO lac by fer
That's good enough politics for
anybody, madam said with a bow
which made her blush in embarrass-
ment.
"It's the only kind know, good er
bad she said. apologetIcally.
"Do you ever have any OF the cam
didates up this wRYT
"'Not right here, but they come down
10 the store half mile across the val
lev
"'Do you ever see any OF themT
"'Not this year, but / have other
years.
why not this Year, Are you losing
your interest IN tho greAt statesmen OF
Pennsylvania
"'No, not that and she hasitated
nwkwncdiy; but they say there's con-
greasman-at-lRrge this year, and ]
thought may be Il would be safer fer
me to stay pretty close around home till
after lection and they took him In -
Warrington Star,
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on the first and third Tuesdays In
July, August, September and October,
1895, the Chicago, Milwaukee g. St
Paul Railway viii sell round trip excur-
sion tickets (good twenty-one days.
from Chicago. Milwaukee and other
points on Its llne.to great many points
IN South and North Dakota and other
western and southwestern states at
about one fare. Take a trip west and
see the wonderful crops and what an
amount OF good land can be purchased
for n little money. Further iniormn-
tion as to rates routes. prices OF farm
lands, etc, mnS be obtained on applica-
ton to any coupon ticket agent or by
addressing the following named per-
sons: W. T.. Powell, general immlgru-
ton agent. 40 Old Colony Building,
Chicago; IT, f. Hunter, immigration
agent for South Dakota. POI Dearborn
Street, Chicago. or George II. HcafHord.
general passenger agent, Chicao. 1lli-
nois, w
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HEALTH OF TROOPS
AZ Santiago Improving with tho Prospect
OfReturninE Home.

A santiago Improving with III" Prospect
JfReturninE Home.
WASHINGTON, August IA dis
patch received by AdJutant General
corbin Tonight from General shafter
indicates that the heath conditions
among the troops OF Santiago are I'M
proving.
The men. whose spirits have been
raised in, prospect Of returning to the
United States, are daily getting better In
health General Skaters dispatch.
which was bulleaned at the war depart
ment tonight, Is as follows:
SANTIAGO DE CUBA.
August II, 7:SO p. IN.
To H, C. Corblr, Adjutant General U. S.
Army, Washington:
Everything is going very we'll here.
Men that under ordinary circumstances
would be sick are trying to pull them
selves together so as to be ready TO go.
Large number OF typhoid fever cases. l
think shall have things In three or four
DAYS so that l can leave. but VIII not do
SO until arrangements for those left are
made.
tslgneO SCATTER.
General shafter's report Of the health
conditions of his corps was also re-
ceived tonight as follows:
Sanitary report for August IL:
Total number of sick, 2,5l4; total fever
cases, 1,947; total new fever cases, lI9;
total fever cnses returned to duty. 35I.
Deaths August u: Private William
II. Sanders, Troop &, First U. S. voiun-
teer cavalry remitteut malarial fever
acute dysentery: Private Reuben 1ng.e
Company A, Twentieth infantry, ma
lariat toxaem4n; Private Olot HUSKY
Company L, Thirty~fourth Michigan
maiariai fever; Corporal Henry J. 5en-
nlnEs, Company X, Ninth Massachu-
sets typhoid fever, August 10; Private
John Z. Failon, Company II, First I'LL.
uols, yellow fever; Private Daniel j.
Maloney, Company G, Thirty-thlrC
Michigan, yellow fever; Private IRVINE
IIautzenhefser, Eighth Ohio. pernielouf
nlalarial fever; Private Edward Myott
Cou1pany L. Thlrty-fourth Michigan
typhoid fever; First Sergeant F.. L
SherrOtt, Company G, SeVenty-hrsi
New York, typhoid fever.
Major General.
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SECOND wssT VIRGINIA
10 go 10 aIlddIstown, P4-PraOtire March
10 Maiden Abandoned.

To go 10 aTIddIstown, PA-Praotieo March
TO Maiden Abandoned.
Special Dispatch to tho Intelligencer.
CHARLESTON. W. Va, Aug. A.
The Second West Virginia regiment will
probably get away Tuesday to Its new
camp at AIiddletown, Pa. The sudden
order sending the camp away has
thrown the boys into fever Of excite
ment, and Is construed to mean that
the men wilIIbe given u chance at gar
rison duty.
The contemplated practice march to
Maiden has been abandoned. and the
regiment will be marched up to the
capitol square at o'clock to-day In
stead to be reviewed by Governor At
klnson, who may address 1t briefly
The instruments for the band came
last night and tonight the newly form.
ed band rendered "The Star Spangled
Banner" TO the delight of the largest
attendance in the history Of the camp.
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FREE FOR ALL SCRAP
In Sixth Ward Aliey Yesterday-Men
and Women Bngaged.

In Sixth Ward Alley Yesterday-Men
and Women Engaged.
Al!eyc. nearTwenty-fourth street, dis
tingulshed Itself yesterday afternoon by
a warm ree-for-all scrap, IN which men
and women figured promiscuously. The
battle ragged for several minutes and
black EYES and bloody noses were dis
trIbuted to al the participants. The
trouble arose from a parents objections
to the attentions Of a young man to his
daughter, and after the young man got
out in the alley he got mixed up In a
cMnch with the irate father. Then the
mother pitched in and another man
knocked her down and kicked her. More
men and women took d hand and there
was a hot time ali around.
Before the trouble ended It was Wit
messed by half the Sixth ward. 0fhcer
Bero soon arrived, and he placed James
Lynch unde- arrest More arrests are
10 follow. It is said that booze was an
Incentive to the fight.
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LOCAL BREv1TTES
nr.,,sr.or Minor Moment In aud ,GbOut
tI,s CITY.

nIsusrsof Minor Moment In aud Abo"t
tIs CITY.
Running races this afternoon.
There are sixteen cases for this morn
iogs police court. =.
K. of P. bail game this afternoon II
the weather is good.
River Improvement convention e1eeu-
live committee meets tonight.
There viii be meeting of the Fourth
street circle OF Kings Daughters Tues
dsy afternoon at 2:20 o'clock at the
church. A full attendance Is requested.
) on Saturday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Lyle entertained at their home
IN RirKWood.
street. car traffic was handicapped
last night by q loss OF power in the
earlier hours Of the evening. Power is
being furnished By the over-the-rlyer
street car power house while the
wheeling company is putting in large
new engine aud new dynamos in It's
power house In the Eighth ward.
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The annual reunion Of the survivors
OF Company D. Twelfth West Virginia
infantry occurred at West Alexander
Saturday on the grounds adjacent to the
Presbyterian church, and II was one of
the most enjoyable occasions OF recent
yeafA Quite a number Of the veterans
from q distance were present, and the
ndEhbOring countrywide was out In
force. The West Alexander band dis
c0ltfBed a programme OF patriotic music,
and Addresses were made by BeYernl
veterans. Dinner was served under the
trees about noon. an appropriate prayer
being offered by Rev. DR., Lester, tho
venerable pastor OF the church. The
ideal weather contributed 10 the large
Attendance,
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Contents Of Portfolio No. I.

The First Blow for Lloerty-StrucR at
Lexington, April -, lII6.
Burning OF the Congress-
Group Picture: Principal Warships OF the
American Navy.
Governor Hastings Visit TO Mount Gretna.
Group Picture: Cervera's Fleet Leaving
Group Picture: The Struggle at the Stone
Fence double .pagel.
A Pell-Aiell Cavalry Charge.
Engagement Beween. Scraps and ''Bon
Homma Richard"
Flight.
The Queen Regent and King Of Spain.
Doubie-Furret Monitor Monterey" on the
Way to Manila.
The Death OF Montgomery
Troop Transports Leaving San Francisco
Scene in the Turrct of BattleshIp Dur
ing an Engagement.
A Company OF American Cowboy Cavalry.
Contents Of Portfolio No. 2.
Group Picture: The Principal Vessels of
the Spanish Navy.
The Battle OF Bunker IIlll,
The Sixth United States Infantry In Camp
at Tampa.
The Last Of the Redskins.
Entrance 20 Harbor OF Santiago dc Cuba.
Porto Rico Poultry Vendor.
a Porto Rico Belle
Group Picture: The Flying Squadron.
Group Picture: Pcrrys Victory on Lake
Erie double page.
The District OF Santa Anna, Manila.
The Battle OF Manila
Inspection OF Arms and Announcements,
Swearing In Troops At Mount Grctna.
View Of Santiago lie Cuba HarbOr.
Getting Ready Tor Guard Duty.
Ambulance and Encampment, Tampa.
Tho Guard Detail.
TsnO Meas Tent
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COntents Of Portfolio No. 3.

Rattle OF MHnIln-where Admiral Dewey
Won His Honors.
Lieutenant HobsOn's EXplolt-'Thc Sinking
OF the MrrrimHC In Santiago Channel.
Getting Ready TO Misunderstanding Up IN
the Rank and File,
The CadlS Fleet--Our Spanish Enemy Now
In the Mediterranean.
Round Top, Gettysburg OF tho Cll-
makes In that Awful Battle,
Breaking clmp-An Inventory OF His
Equipment on the March,
Battle OF CGInden-Tho Battle In which
General DeKHlb lost his life.
The Boston Massacre-Thht Awful Strug-
Rle Between Colonlsts and Regulars,
Guarding Powder Mlils-Duties OF the See.
ond Pennsylvania Boys.
deaf Incidents in American History,
A Camp Kitchen-Bow They Cook In the
Army Camp at Chicknmaugn.
Bombardment OF San Junn-One OF the
Principal Engagements OF the Present
Tho Monitor and the Mcrrlmnc-Tho Des-
pernte Encounter at Hampton Roads
In 1852
THO soldiers Drcam-Bcautifu Rcproduc-
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pllr,,pll.,, I,rn,nr Pn,r.

MPToMS-Nolsture Intense Itch
Ing and singing: most at night: worse
by scratching, II allowed 60 continue
ceratc. becoming very sore, sWAYNE's
OINTMENT stops tho itchlng and
bleeding. heals liberation. and In most
cases removes the tumora. At drug
RlstS, or by mall for 30 cents. Or.
swaVne & Son, Philadelphia. Refuse
all substitutes. tthB&w
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Distressing Kidney and Bladder dis.
case relieved in SIX hours by New Great
South American Kidney Cure" Il Is q
great surprise on account Of its exceed
ing promptness In relieving pain In blad-
der, kidneys and back, In mnle or fe-
male. Relieves retention OF water al
most Immediately If you want quick
relief and cure this is tho remedy. Sold
by Il, II. List, druggist, Wheeling. ".
Vn tf&8
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BOATS LEAVING


The marks at p. m. showed II feet
8 inches and failing. Weather, clear and
warm.
The Keystone State passed down yes
terdny morning for Cincinnati with
fine trip out OF the upper river.
The Virginia will be here tomorrow
at 8 q. N. for Cincinnati! and all way
points.
The queen City Is due here for Pitts
burGh tomorrow at 4 a. nj.
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nlIo,r % care a. sLln nl..a.e..n

Simply apply "swAYNE's ONT
MEET." No internal medicine requlr-
ed. Cures letter, eczema, Itch, all erup.
lions on the face. hands, nose. etc, leav.
Ing the skin clear, white md healthy
Its great healing and curative powers
are possessed by no other remedy. Ask
your druggist for SwAYNE'S ONT
MENT. Avoid suhstItutcs tthg&R
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ms o. sundsy E1enrslOn. on Fourth
nlNIaInn.

Commencing Sunday, May 20, and
every Sunday thereafter. until Septem-
bcr 20, Inclusive. the baltimore & Ohio
Will soil excursion tickets 10 md from
all stations between Wheeling and
Grafton, good returning date OF sale, OF
one fare for the round trip. with ten
conts added.
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THE RIVER
YEsTERDAY's DEPARTURES,

pittsburgh. AVALON, 6 q. m.
Pittsburgh. ..KANAWHA, 10 a. m.
Cincinnati. ...KEYSTONE STATE, a. IN
Pittsburgh. VIRGINIA, a. m.
sistersviiio. LEROY, Z a m.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
ParkersburE, AVALON, 9 p. m.
Sistergyille. RUTH, $3.50 p. m.
Darlington. LEROY, $40 p. m:
Steu6enviiie, n. n. BATNE, 800 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Cincinnati. VIRGINIA. 8 a. m.
Pittsburgh. QUEEN CITY, a m.
rkersburg .ARGAND, II a. m.
MatRmoras. :. ELOISE, II q. m.
SIstersvllle. RUTH, $3.50 p. m.
Clarlngtou.. LEROY, $3.50 p. m.
steubenville. T. u. BAYNE, $3.50 p. m
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Aftsr CYCLING Golf, Tennis; Riding q any
ons OF ne luxuFieB Of modern civilization: lt
nrrVSntG ehRnng. FednsS9 and roughnedi OF the
ian, E0othas fnhlDmltton and irritation ~;
moves undue or Offensive po1pifat0n' lnp
|bsn FOLLOWED By q gentle lnOlntinE With
CtJTiCuRA, purrSt Of 0moaitnt1 tnd TreAtest
n EFin cufei, proves most beneficial q re
SibVing tired, lAmed, strained y MnAmeo
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TERMS OF DISTRIBUTION.

developments OF our war with Spain. Par
trntlon and lettor-prcss, on plated paper,
following parts VIII each contain SiNtcct
arc offered exclusively to our Regular
per copy. II by mail add cents extra
TILE
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so.a thEcuEh0us The world Price, cuI1'
cfTRI SOAP. sc. OUTICURA ldntme1o. oOe.
SoTTEF DRUG AND CHEN. coBP., Boston,
500 PTops. BFitBh Depot, / King sdEAra st.
foodon. Send for "HoU 70 Produce SOFT.
WhitO HGndA," freo.
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y Pictorial History Of the War !

now Being issusd in weekly parts. Every
reader may secure set Of the Superb Art
FoIios Of War Pictures at nominal cost. 1t
will prove Of untold vaIus as an education in
National History for cd and young. - =
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The Sinking Of cervera's Fleet, the Chase Of
the Cristobal Colon, the Rescue Of Cervsra and
Spanish Officers and Crews from the Rapidly
Fota1dsring warships, will form an interesting
series Of pages in Our > = . $
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Regular Meeting of the Central
Labor Body on Sunday.
ROUTINE BUSINESS TRANSACTED

AFTER WHICH THERE WAS A
MEETING OF THE GENERAL La
aoR DAY COMMITTEE AT
WHICH ARRANGEMENTS FOR
THE COMING CELEBRATION
WE'RE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
PLANTS WILL SHUT DOWN FOR
THE DAY-NNAYoR BUTTS IS
SUES A HOLIDAY PRocLAAfA-
T1oN.
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CHAMPAGNE as a restorer has no
equal Cooks Imperial Extra Dry
Champagne is pure. delicious and
FruIty
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p EGH4 oSo Cent o Sa,d y e al M dFurES
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One Night Treatment G iss '' ss
,bo p,rbt soak the hands In = strong. hot
lathsr q CUTCURA SOAP. DG thoroughly
nd npntnt freely win cgTEcVRA. EEsassst q
ouolllept ain eu1sI. Wear old hid Ei1Ves.
y,,h he nassr euds eOt "a Gnd holsl IN tho
palms for ventilation For red rough eaapped
a diEeolored hands, DRY. aHaFed. itshiES. re-
yerish palms, With Ihapelela rails and painful
anEsr ends. this treatment Is wonderful