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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-04-21
A DMINlSTRATOR'S NOTICE LET

IN ters of Administration in the
estate ol Edw'd Miller, late OF Middlecreek twp.
Snyder county, Pa, decd, having been granted
to the undersigned, all persons knowing them.
selves indebted to said estate are requested to
make Immediate payment. while tNose having
claims will present them duly auth entcated 10
the Undersigned
A. ID. KRAMER,
Apr. I, 1898. Adm'r
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Grapes Overhaug Two Miles O
Carriage Drives.

Crane arbors loaded with Grapes, 9 mle-
long. and over 300 miles Of vines trained on
wires. This is the extent Of Speer's Oporto
Grape Vineyard nt Passaic, N. j., only l2 miles
from New York City. Those who doubt II can
have their expenses paid and 800 given them
by the Speer Nj. Wine Co. II they will come
and sec and do not find the above true. The
wines are the oldest and best to be had.
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Conspiracy In China's Imperial Palace
Shanghai, April l2.-The existence Of
. formidable conspiracy In the imperial
palace at Pekin has been discovered.
and the lives OF some Of the highest
osople in the empire are in danger.
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Eo-yo- Sac for Fifty Cents.
)-TRTSTWoRTuY AN

Guaranteed tobacco habit cure, makes weak
men strong. hlOoh Nrrs hlc 81 N 6l'r,r,.i",c c
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TO CURE A COED m OVEIsAY
Take Laxative Quinine Tablets. All Drug
gists refund the money il it fails to cur 2Jc
l0.li..m.
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of the Mother shapes the course
of unborn generations-goes
sounding through all the
ages and enters the confines of
Eternity. With what care, there
fore. should the Expectant Moth
er be guarded, and how great the
effort be to ward off danger and
make her life joyous and happy.
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Don't Tobacco Spit and Smoke Your Life Away.

To quit tobacco easily and forever. be mag
netic. full OF life. nerve and vigor, take No.To
Bac. the wonder worker. that makes weak men
strong. All druggists, 50c or 81. Cure guaran
teed Booklet and sample free. Address
Sterling Remedy Co, Chicago or New York
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Few soldiers, but Lots OF Oaicers.

Lord Wolseley admits that England
cannot put two perfectly equipped
army corps in the field. Sir Charles
Dixie thinks that she cannot put one
in the field. But. whether she can put
one or two, there is no doubt that on the
active list we have seven field marshals
and 223 other general officers, and If we
take the reserved and retired general
officers we have 1920. That is. II Sir
Charles Dixie is right, we could furnish
a general officer for every 20 men we
could put in the field.-London Satur-
day Review,
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Grandpapa-WcIl, little lady, will you
give nc lock Of that pretty hair Of
yours?
Majori'y-Ycs, gran'pa; but--(hosi-
tating)--l don't fink one loci: would be
enough, would it?--iunch.
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COMMITTEES
Prayermeeting

Prayermeeting,
Ms j. N. SteIninger Mrs. j. Moycr, Mrs
Geo. stclninscr Mrs. }. ". swartl,
Mrs. VIM. Feese.
Lookout
sue Beaver. L0ttIe Grouse, Bertha Erhart
Lloyd BowersoN, Minerva Stetler.
Flower.
Bertha Grouse, Mabel Meyer. Blanche Swart2,
Roy Strtler, Earl Wincy,
Miriam Bachman.
Music.
Mabel Grimm. George ilassInger,
Roswell Gilbert. Name Stctler,
Dilla Grimm.
Good Literature.
Geo W. wagenseller, Laura Runkle
WIN. Feese, Marion Schoch,
Lawrence Stetler.
Missionary.
Mrs. A. S. Beaver, Maize Beaver
Rev. l. =. Nen. Kate Stetler,
Jno. Snyder.
Social.
Lillian Stetler, Bruce Grouse, Lulu smith
A. S. Beaver, Jesta Freyman
DATA CONCERNING THE SOCIETY,"
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MYSTERIES OF ClENEGA.

Deserted irizorn Station the scene Of
bloody RoBbcrS' Operations.
Those who can remember back to
1872 and thcrcabouts in this part of the
territory recall that Cienega station
had a remarkably tragic history. II
was once the abode of small though
desperate band of cutthroats- mainly
the employees of the stage company
who posed as honest hosts while opcrat-
ing private graveyard for unfortunate
travellers, not unlike nor inferior TO that
which has clothed the name of Bender
with its worldwide terror and abhor-
renee. 1t was the most important sta
ton between Tucson and Silver City
on the old Butterfcld stage route that
ran between San Diego and FL Paso.
The tragic pysteries of CicneFa sta
ton We're never entirely cleared up, for
murders and robbcrics and hod-urs
/ followed so swiftly on the heels of each
other that the real miscreants were
never dealt with by the authorities.
That their crimes were avenged. how
ever. as crimes always are. is shown in
the Indian massacre which occurred
there in the fall of 1873. One dark
night the Apaches gathered in silence
on the surrounding hills and at day
break, with n whoop and yell. they
rushed in on the little band at the sta
ton and massacred all. If any escaped
no one knows who It was or where he
went, and the presumption is that all
were killed On little knoll, back of
the station. are the mounds of 1S I'M
known graves, marked by n single
shaft that tells the work of the aycng-
ers. Most of the crimes pcrpctratcd by
the white men at Cienega were laid
to the door of the Apaches and it was
nftcrward found that moccasins were
kept by the robbers as part of their
highway paraphernalia.
The most widely known crime OF the
Ciencga fiends was the capture of S75,-
900 en- route from FL Paso TO San Diego,
in charge of n small government guard.
These were funds Of the United States
paymaster. and the three men wh9,at-
tempted to Convey them in a buckb6ard
past CieneEb station. were murdered on
the spot. It wps known that this crime
'as perpetrated ~ Americans dis
guised as hpaches. At this time it was
impossible for these Cienega Benders
to get out of the country with their
treasure. so most of it was buried in
secret. Then came the Apache aveng-
ers. Often since then idle prospectors
have made vain searches for the hidden
reasure.-Arizona Gazette.
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MOTHERS FRIEND

allays all
Nervous
ness, re-
lieves the
Headache
Cramps s.,
and Nau-
sea, and so
fully pre-
n1rac tba
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elc's.GcIpe and Ncw-0lgi0 cured by DR.
lilies PAIN PILLS. Zone cent dose"
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Auditors Nctios.
AuDIrORs' NOTICE.

IN re-Estate Of Phoebe ! IN the orphans Court
4. krely, late OF West uI SHyder County. ps
Perry Township, deed.
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Organized lst week of May 1891.
Charter Members, 16.
April "a, 1898.
Number of Active Members, 20
Number of Associate Members, IS
Total Membership, So
Amount of money collected for
year ending Apr. "a, lS9S-S5S.95
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het .I1Re Eaacafets Cnndy CT Ivc or yoc
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-13
! IN WEST VIRGINIA.

The Mountain state moved to the front
rank with operations ana rev prosuc-
atlon during tho year. Active Develop
&mentS were confined to no one locality,
but were very general in no fewer than
{ nine counties. Old pools were extended
and new ones Uncovered, giving the
. restless operator the opportunity 10 be
busy. and he did not let it pass by. )
st{ The first and, most important disccy-
5eryE Of the year made It's appearance on
Sthe Wood farm, on Elk Fork Tyler
county, March G. BY the end OF the
month the well had produced f17O bar
rels and, was dividing honor5 with the
Fonner gushcr in Greene county. The
scramble for territory became epidemic;
operators Hooked 10 the new discovery
I like bees to the bunghole OF 4 molasses
{ barrel. There was no time lost In start
lng new wells and by the end OF Aprll
thirteen gushers had been added 10 the
! list, but they were all located near the
finltialiwell and furnished very little in.
formation as to the probable size of the
: pool. AS the months passed operations
Increased and the producing lines nd
4 ranced In oil objections. va
f,stThe first dry holcg were encountered,
TO gthe cast OF the Lowrle and VIM.
Price farms. Avery rich extension WINS
ffoundfto the south, but its advancement
WIS cut short by dry holes In the in
\ term, however, operations from the
common center had been pushed with
much energy and It was apparent that
= the pool had been pretty well defined.
] When n vel In advance to the south.
v west; on The Hill farm was drilled In and
Gonened up the now famous southwest
Z esSStenSlonn Ewing q new lease OF life to
= voc pool. The progress OF the drill. and
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She SAYS.

81 feel II my. duty to testify to "a.
merits of DR.. Greene's Nervura blood
and nerve remedy. Eight years ago I
was taken very sick with pains In M
back and lower limbs I was unable I,
stand or to be about, at all, and had 10
take to my bed. The doctors said had
womb troubles, and T kept chansin,
doctors all the time, but got no relief
One day when i was going 10 call In !,
new doctor, n friend called and asked
me IL / had ever tried DR.. Greene's Ner.
vura. She persuaded me to buy a bottle
so bought a bottle and after a few
doses I could feel a change. By Ii,
time the first bottle: was used up I fe.
much stronger and my pains didn't seen
quite SO intense. After n time could
walk mile and very seldom lie down
in the day: time. AS I grew strong,
the palms gradually left me. sincerely
recommend DR.. iGreene's Nervura In al
cases where q general tonic Is needed
and as blood purifier"
~ All women should take DR.. Greenei
Ncrvura blood and nerve remedy in OF.
der to attain health. strength an!
beauty. You can consult. free Of chargi
DR.. Greene, So West Fourteenth! street
New York City. the most successtd
physician of the present day. In Curl,
disease. - ID Q! y 20 ,sa33i'l e -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-01-13
WHY W WOMEN LOOK \. .Il OH,
Some Women look Loo, Fresh and
Young at Fifty.
Others Appear O OF m Drasya
Ont at Twcnty.ayo.
DidBit tSef Strike You That 1hs,
Must Be q Reasonior 1hlsa

f. III ID ". e. + . d r.
jS"How old flookl. Is what women d,
TO their mirror IN, EE
Tho passing years are btwhu, n,h
the average woman grow old In lool,
but the condition OF nerve weaknt..i
poor blood and low Vitality. Som,
women OF fifty preserve tie youthful
appearance Of gtwonty-hvc. The aver.
age woman OF to-day. however, appear
old at thirty, with dull, hollow, rlnseI
eyes. thin, plnched. pale cheeks, salor
complexion, darl, or blcodless llps N.
face lined, and tho expression the N,
posite OF vivaclous. q !; y
& With good digestlon,f strong nerya
and good blood any. woman can keee
herself young, fresh md youthful Al.
pcaring, and she can attain this nn6rs
desired condition byl,ising that sreate,,
nerve and blood invigorator known /,
modern science, DR.. Grcene's Ncryun
1t Is positively astonishing what MI,
remarkable remedy will do for women
1t Is almost a Fountain OF Youth, for i,
renews and maintains youth by Great.
Ing perfect and complete health, Jus
see what its use did for Mrs, ormIsto,
Fraln. oflS3 Park Place, PassaIc, n, j
- f.,.st. y. = y : =
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.A3Ulys;EMENTs.

sailss Philadelphia. will be seen al
ne opesu Homo, tonight. The piece
Is nov On ia farewell tour Of the
country. under All. Julius Howe's man.
augment. The story Is tina. young VIII;
sam Penn, who Z 10 In love with Ruth
springsarlen. md who IS OF a convlv..
iai aud rather rapid temperament and
tho possessor or much wealth, regrets
the slowness OF his demurc sweetheart.
He returns 10 his bachelor apartments
af,cr along session Mt his club and falls,
esleep. first atlmQRishlng his valet to
call him IN time for the ball 10 be given
In honor OF William Penn. Young Penn
dreams and Il, Is In the dream that the
Incidents OF the play are set forth. VII.
liam penn's ppirlt appears before him
and MT the sugEeotlon OF young Penn a
slght-seelnp eSpeditlontis entered upon.
Tho changed conditions OF life and the
entirely ne expressions used by the
people he meets perplex and bewlldec
the old gentleman. Ruth Springgardcn,
instead OF being the dcmure Quakeress
known 10 Penn. jt. Is n very much
up.to-date young lady. much to the de-
light OF her lover and herifriends and
acqunlntances arc OF the same type.
Tho pace proves too rapid for the foun-.
der OF Pennsylvania and he decides 70.
once more return to, oblivion. Man Is
but SutIiclent to his time and the great
est can live only In the future as a
memory he eXclaims, and With a sor-.
rowfui farewell no disappears. The last
scene shows the guests assembled In
the ballroom 10 William Penn, jr's,
mansion to celebrate his ancestors
birthday. But young Penn Is llatc In
arriving; when he enters he can scarce.
ly realize that he has been dreaming
only OF the events Just transpired, and
greets Ruth with familiarity which
Is resented by that lovely girl. Expia-
nations follow and complete happiness
is restored. ~ rs Va
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New Fact. Abont son,h Dakott

To enable the farmers In the Eastern
States to pass the long winter evenings
in an entertaining and instructive
manner; the Chicago. Milwaukee & st.
Paul Railway Company has recently
published for free distribution, new
pamphlet. finely illustrated with pic
lures (which will delight the eyes of
Eastern farmers, and containing letters
from their brethren in South Dakota
descriptive of their experiences while
tilling the soil and raising cattle, sheep
and hogs in the Sunshine State"
z This pamphlet Is we'll worth reading
through from cover 20 cover. It will
be sent free II you will send your adj
dress to either II. T. Hunter, ImmIgra-
ton Agent, POI Dearborn street, Chi
cago. or to George II. Heafford, Gem
eral Passenger Agent, Old Colony. build
ing. Chicago. Ill. 8 (
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TIE RIVER.
YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES.

Charleston. .KANAwHA, SIP. m.
Pittsburgh. BEN 1lUR, a p. m.
Sistersvlile.. RUTH $3.50 p. m.
Darlington. LEROY. $3.50 p. M.
Pittsburgh. QUEEN CITY. IL q. m.
Pittsburgh. .URANIA. S p. m.
Steubenville..T.4M NJ. BAYNE, $50 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Pittsburgh. H. *. BEDFORD. G:30 a. m
Cincinnati. ..QUEEN CITY,2 2. m.
Parkcrsburg. ARGAND. Il a, nj.
Matamoras... LEXINGTON, IL a. m.
Slstersville RUTH $50 p. m.
Darlington. :. LEROY, $50 p. m.
Pittsburgh. LORENA.s A a. m.
Steubenvillc.. NJ BAYNE. $50 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW
Pittsburgh. 8 a. m.
Parkersburs. BEN H UP, II a. m.
Sistcrsville.. RUTH. 800 p. m.
ClarIngton.. LEROY, $3.50 p. m.
Charleston. URNNIh. $50 a. m.
Stcubenville.. N. BAYNE, go p. IL
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The New Bay Line Boat Makes
Her First Appearance Here.
THE uRANlAsvlslTED BY MANY.
People LAST EVENING. BUT BE-
ING LATE on CUNT OF TILE
FOG or TUESDAY NIGHT SHE
DID NOT REMAIN AT THIS.
PORT LONG HOT TINES ARE.
COMING IN THE PITTSBURGH,
WHEELING AND CHARLESTON
TRADE.

a, now, river packet made her initla,
appearance at the Wheeling whastlast
night. She is the Uranla. the latest i'd
dltion to the fleet Of the Fay Brothers,
a firm that Is said to thrive on rate
wars-ccrtainly tho only steamboat
owners OF which this has been said,
The new boat. which was built at the
Marietta shipyards. was due from
Charleston on her first trip up the river
on Wednesday morning, but was de-
tanned by Tuesday nights intense fog
and did not reach this port until 7:45
o'clock last night. a number OF people
had gathered at the wharf and inspect
ed the new craft, which has been tout
ed as one OF the fastest boats on the
upper river. She remained only fifteen
minutes. She is in command OF Captain
Howard Donnal,y. OF Charleston; her
the Keystone State, and j. H. Hodges:
pilots, Brookhart and Mclaughlin;
mates. Barton and Thompson.
- HC HSN abuul bullL uH
the lines OF the Kanawha, whose sister
packet she Is in the Pittsburgh, Wheel
Ing and Kanawha river trade. Fir wood.
which was successfully experimental
with In the hull construction OF the Ka-
nawha, was used on the uranla. She
has electric lights, Is finely fitted and
furnished. and has unusually heavy
power for boat Of her size and ton,
mage. ~
With the Bays running the Kanawha
and Urania in this trade, and Captain
Gordon Green with his H. X. Bedford
and another packet now building,
thrown in, 1t is likely that there will be
hot times on the river between Pitts
burgh and Charleston. The Ben Hur.
too. Is brought into the scrap more or
less. Though It appears that a rate war
between the Bays and Captain Green
is inevitable, II does not follow that the
victory will come to the Bay standard
Green is something Of q fighter him
self, +{t'lsi 50 n ag aE.l Y
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CUBAN a,triEr.S
Consul General Lee Tei.crarhs Commit.
.sly Is tee Lyhht 70 stnd. sa

Sohhhi nehefhi Ice tIeisctnnhs Cvnmtt-
tee What 10 send,
NEW YORK. Jan. Il, -,rhe follow
ing eablcgrani from Consul General Lee
has becnirceeiyed by the Central Cuban
Relief Company. II gives In detail ar.
tlclcs that are urgently needed 10 allc-
ylate the suffering III Cuba. u 9'iS.,
''II4iNliSAs jar. Il. Ks
Central Cuban n ilef Committee. i ~
Summer Clothing. second hand or
otherwise. principally FOR women and
children: medicines for fevers. Including
u large proportion of auinine: y hard
bread, flour, cornmcal, bacon, rice. lard,
potatoes. beans. peas. salt flsh. princi-
pally Goldfish: any canned goods. large
quantities. OF condensed milk, blankets
and charcoal. Money Will also be USE
full to secure nurses, medicines aud for
many other recessarlcs," e4fts,1 4
The central committee made a largc
shipment to-day on the Ward line
steamer, Vigilancla, consigned TO con-
sui General Lee, consisting OF sO,2os sep-
arnte packages. and In addition 800
grains OF quininc. Us
The work Is progressing finely. and
relief committees arc being formed in
ll'parts Of the country, Another large
shipment Will be made next Saturday
and others sseml-weckly thereafter.
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a BRAZILIAN SENSATION.
Police Inse,tiSation.} INTO tho plot TO
.nL-.l. Assasslnntc l,rtAlirMt NIarns,. ...Li-

Police Investigation. INTO tho plot 10
A,sa,sinate Prtsidrnt lIoras,. 4
RIO DE JANEIRo, Jan. IA grcat
sensation has been caused here b. the
publication of the police report on the
conspiracy to assassinatc President
Moraes on November last. The police
allege that there we're several plots
against the life OF the president prior
to the one in November. &. y
The report concludes with indictins
twenty persons, including Vice Presl-
dent VlctorIn Perelra, Captain Lopez
Cruz, Of tho Brazilian navy; seven ma
jors and colonels. Senator Cordclro.
Deputies Gllcerio. Guanabara, Barlosa.
Lima. 1reo. Mashedo. Torquado and
Moreira and the soldier. Marcellino. who
was executed for the crime. Giicerlo
continues to be absent and the Vice
president Is still at large. It appears he
was In close touch with Dloclecisno,
who directed the crime.
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AIAr1NEE To-pAY.l

Agnes Herndon and her capable COM
pany presented two delightful comedies
to large audiences, both matinee and
evening, at the Grand Opera House. In
the afternoon 1.-THE Jealous Mrs. Brown"
was on the, boards. and at night "a
Nights Frolic." Both were extremely
pleasing. and presented in an excellent
manner. In the latter Miss .Herndon ap-
peared In masquerade IN the uniform Of
a. French officer, and the complications
resulting from her sex and costume re-,
suited in no end OF merrimeEt. Aspec!al
matinee will be given this afternoon,
when la Belle Marie" the. piece which
Miss Herndon has played over ., 900 times
at high prices, Will be produced. She
will wear some magnificent costumes.
designed and made by Worth. The bill
tonight will be Saved from the
Flames" a magnificent comedy drama,
with very. realistic fire scene.
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Y GREENsBoRO-Rlver IS feet and
falling. Cloudy and warm. rainfall II
inches. Adam Jacobs due down Thurs
day. James G. Blaine up.
OIL ClTY-Rlver 3 feet inches and
rising. Cloudy and warm.
Z WARREN-River . feet, light rain,
mild.
BROWNSVILLE River Is feet in
ches and falling.
3 PlTTSBURGH--Riv 1910 feet and
falling at the dam. Cloudy and warm.
E STBUBENVILLE--River 10 feet and
falling. Cloudy and cool Passed down
Volunteer, Pacific No. 9, Hornet No. 9
and Kanawha. Passed up-Cruizer.
Mark Winnett, Virginia. Ben Hur and
Uranin. j 4
I, PARKERSBURG-Ohlo river 20 feet .
inches and rising. Cloudy, mercury IS.
Passed up Urania, Valley Belle. Passed
down and up-Argand Passed down
Keystone State, many hours overdue,
being delayed by fog Due down--Ka-
nawha. The Little, Kanawha Ia rising
fast and out of lock. Tho tributaries are
booming A big timber flows on the
way down.
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THE RAILROADS.

Two OF the Ohio Rive. railroad pas
senser engines. Nos. II and IS, now
have electric head lights, self-ringing
bells. and electric signals. There are
five more electric headlights! at the
shop in Parkersburg, and the other
passenger engines will be fitted. out
shortly. This road is. getting into the
push at a great rate and its solid vesti-
buled train service from Pittsburgh to
Louisville will be quite an Improvement.
The cars are now being made and were
expected to have been completed about
the first OF the year.
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speclal Dispatch to tho Intelllseneer

Special Dispatch to the 1ntelliseneer.
S FAYETTEVILLE, W. Va, Jan. r.
The criminal court OF Fayette county
Is in session here. There are three MUIR
der cases on the docket for hearing at
this term, ]. W. Bragg for the murder
OF James Miller, on Loup creek, last
June; James Basham for the murder
of Harvey Hanna, on Kenney's creek,
last October. and Page Kingston for
the murder OF his wife, on Laurel creek.
last November. Irwin Rigg Is also in
jail awaiting a new trial for the MUIR
der of Luther Thomas, at Deepwater,
last year, ,7set -
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FOG DELAYS PACKETS.

The packets were away behind time
yesterday. on account OF the heavy fog
of Monday night and the heavier one
OF Tuesday night. The Queen City. due
Tuesday at s, a. M. passed up at Ii
o'clock Wednesday morning. She will
not be here for Cincinnati until two
o'clock this afternoon. six hours laie.
The Kanawha, for Charleston, was
eleven hours late, passing down at .
p. m. The Ben Hur was the exception 70
the rule. passing up for Pittsburgh at4
p. M, on time. The Urania, the new
Bay boa... was fourteen hours late, de-
parting for Pittsburgh at 5 p. m.