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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-13
BOWLING.

Averages in the Wheeling league as
prepared By Secretary Fette, are, up 10
date. as follows!
Stevenson. Wheeling. IS, 1G4; Brown,
Wheeling. Sc, ls4; RAIDER. Bowlers, 60,
ls3; Campbell. Wheeling. IS, 162; Hand
land. Wheeling. IS, ISL; Emblem, Bowl
ers. 6S, l59: Cochran. All Alike, Il, 15S;
Nolte, All Alike, Il, Isl; Falck. Bowlers.
60. l55; W. Fette, Old Cronies, 81, 155:
Hickman, Bowlers, "a, 153; Baker, All
Alike, C., 1853; Wlngerter. All Alike. A.,
1888; Wagner, Wheeling. 80. 152; VII
helm. Pu:itans. &c, 49,; Jones. Pur-
ians, 81, l52; Brash. All Alike. 80. 152;
Rahr, All Alike, 81. Isl: Bosley, Wheel
ing, -, Isl; MarschIer. Wheeling. "a.
Isl; Nogier. Golden Rods. 81, l4s; Franz.
Old Cronies. 40. l4a; Zimmerman. Aber
Nit. As. li9; RAIDER. Aber Nit 80, 149;
Henning. Bowlers, At, 1iS: Beisw!nger,
Golden Rods. 81, 14S; Yeacke, Old Gro
niles, IS. 1iS; Sarver, Golden Rods, 81.
al; Alexander. Bowlers. Sc. 146; Dinger.
Bowlers, 10. 1+6; Beuter. Puritans. Is,
1i6: Arndt. All Alike. 49, 1i5: King,
Golden Rods. AZ. las: Scheehlc. Old Gro
MES, 40. l45: Sonnefeld. Golden Rods,
q. IA; Hclenste!n, Old Cronies. SC. IN;
D. West. La Belle, 30, IA: Henry. Pur-
itans. 30. IA: Modar, Puritans, &c. 144:
Woris, BOWERS. >, 1i2: Ebelins. All
Alike. 10. l42; knoke. Wheeling, 25, 142;
Wei:zel. Wheeling. IS, 142: E. Bearly,
Golden Rods, 3, H.; c. Fette. La Belle,
.. ~ Falck, Puritaas. 81. l42: Cardona.
Aber Nit, ~. 1i2: Kase, Golden Rods. "a.
III: Smith. Pu-itans. 81, 40: Ebeling,
La Belle. l.. 1S9; Kemple, Golden Rods,
%, 49,: Speidel. Old Cronies, 81. 1857;
carp, Rum Dums, 80, 1856; Carter. Purl-
taas, u. 1876; Hastings, La Belle. IS.
1876; ADGl!nger, La Belle. IS. 1876; Plan
key, Aber Nit, u. 1856; Gaughan, Puri-
tans, IS. 1874; McAndrews. Frog Horns,
Is, lSi: Hall, Rum Dums. q, 1873: b.
ker. Puritaus. 6. 1893: Clark. Golden
Rods. T., 1872: Ross. Old Crones, 10. 13e:
Bernhard. Aber Nit, 6. 49,; L. Bau-
maaa. Aber Nit. 3. l29: Peterson. Aber
Mt, 6, ia9; Costello. Frog Horns, 70,
1?s: Patterson. Old Cronies. 10. 1913:
Nol;e, La Belle, 80. l2S; Bohn, Aber
MI; 9. l2s; Plankey. Frog Horns, IS. l2S:
Steuernagel. La Belle. 81. 121: B.
Schroeder. Aber Nit. Sc, 12G: Miller, Old
Crcnies. u, l25: Wolfe. Old Cronies, Il,
i!5: Norteman, La Belle. 9. rs; Bel,z.
All Alike. Q. 123: Rolf, Frog Horns, As,
123; Cravec. Frog Horns. IS, 1913: Long.
Kun Dums, IS. 100: Leach, La Belle. lS
III; Miller. Rum Dums, IS. III; DIehl.
la Belle. u. lis: Druschell, Rum Dums,
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BELLAIRE HAPPENINGS.
Matters Of Interest in the n1etropoli

Matters ofIntcrcst in the Metropolis
ofBclmont County.
The Republican primaries Saturday
evening found more interest manifested
than was apparent before the voting be-
gan, the contests for the nomination for
township treasurer and for members OF
the city school board bringing out the
friends Of the contestants. Over 700
votes were polled and the race for
treasurer proved to be close one be-
tween William A. Mason, the nominee.
and Thomas N. Holt. while John H.
Hopkins dropped out when he saw the
work being done by the others. The
vote stood: William a. Mason, $40;
Holt. 800: Hopkins, 80. For nominees
for members Of the city school board the
vote stood: George W. Keller, i56;
Robert Johnston, 397: Christian Bippus,
lS7. There was no III humor anywhere
In the contest and although the unsuc-
cessful ones were of course disappoint-
ed they made such creditable showing
as to have no soreness. The balance OF
the Republican ticket nominated is as
follows: Justice OF the peace. C. w.
Deute, uusker, Alex. lIylse, west
Wheeling; water works trustee, D. T..
Anderson. The ward tickets we're made
as follows:
Counclmen-First. Jacob Boney-
steele; Second, Moses Duga: Third,
Martin WIllerton: Fourth. VI. List;
Fifth, William ]. Carson. No contests.
Assessors-First. Donald Mcdonald;
Second. blank; Third, H. Maggie: Fourth,
". D. Mansell: Fifth, C. V. Leach.
The township nominees for assessors
are W. H. Wolf at West Wheeiing. and
]. y. Johnson, township precinct.
The Democratic primaries attracted
less than half the number of voters out
on the other side and Sherman Glasgow
was nominated for trustee over George
Mcke!vey. by majority OF IS. The
balance OF the ticket Is: G. T. Moore,
for justice of the peace; William L. NIL
ligan, for treasurer; Robert E. Neal for
water works trustee: Clarence Simpson
and DR.. ]. Piersol for members OF the
school board. There were no contests
except for trustee, none OF the others
having any competitors. and the same
Is true OF the ward officers nominated
Ii the wards In the order named:
Council, Edward L. Alum, John l..
Mccartney. E. J. Steger, Isaac Dean.
No nominee In Fifth. Assessors. J. P.
Lowman. James Corners. William
Campbell and William GlatZer.
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BOXING.


Leslie Pearce and his protege, Buzz"
Auber, returned yesterday morning
from Washington, where. Saturday
night, Buzz" lost the decision to Milt
Rankin, but his claim that he got the
worst end OF the decision seems justified
by the following Washington special:
Milton Rankin, OF Washington, was
given the decision this evening in ten
round bout ove- Buzz" Auber, of
Wheeling, before the Gordon Athletic
Club. The contest was holly contested
from beginning to end, and both men
were well w!nded at the close OF the
bout. In the first three rounds Auber
forced the fighting. and got the best of
Rankin. The Washington lad was the
more clever OF the two. though, and
later got in the NEST blows. The last
round was iiercely fought. and was
clearly Auber's. who seemed TO be the
stronger OF the two. The general opin-
ion was that the decision should have
been a draw. Gordon refereed the bout.
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Chamberlnin's Cough Remedy.

This remedy is intended especially for
coughs. colds, Group. whooping cough
and influenza. 1t has become famous
for Its cures OF these diseases. over q
large part Of the civilized world. The
most fInttering testimonials have been
received. giving accounts OF Its good
works: of the aggravating and persist
ent coughs 1t has cured: OF severe colds
that have yielded promptly to It's sooth-
ing effects, and Of the dangerous at
tacks OF Group It has cured. often saw
Ing the He OF the child The extensive
use OF 1t for whooping coupgh has
shown that 1t robs that disease OF all
dangerous consequences. Sold by
druggists,
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IS EREE!

Are you afflicted with that condition
known us hard OF hearing" and ringing
noises in the ears, have you catarrh OF
nose and throat. do you suffer from
stomach. kidney or liver disease. Is your
heart affected. have you bronchial or lung
trouble. asthma. rheumatism or nervous
trouble7
II you have any OF the above diseases
write for symptom blank for home treat
ment. We will send one weeks supply OF
medicine free to demonstrate the curative
nature Of our treatment to any one who
Will pay express charges on medicine.
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A CURE OF BRONCHIAL ASTHMA.

w. Va. bronchial Asthma made my life
miserable for five years. and although
doctored with two doctors and took almost
every kind OF patent medicine l received
no relief until consulted Drs. Byers and
Tucker. Before treating with these spe-
cialists took cold very easily. and every
cold always brought on q spell. l would
almost choke TO death, could not sleep
on account Of suffocative breathing. Since
treating with Doctors Byers and Tucker
have not lost any sleep, my appetite 10
good, can do days work without feel
Ing the least bit worn out, and have
gained ten pounds. ! was advised to con.
suit these specialists by several people
who had taken their treatment"
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...PROF. TRUE
CLAIRy0yANI AND PIANIST,
1896 Main Street.


Second Floor, Parlors O, andS.
Walk In. don't ring. This remarkable
man, whose career has been one OF snc-
cess, Is gifted by nature with a power
that approaches the miraculous. He Is
acknowledged by the public wherever he
has been to be the marvel OF the Nine
tceuth century. Prof. True Is a prophet
OF Worldwide repute: he Is recommended
by every one OF his patrons. His powers
excite the wonder AID admiration Of eyon
the skcptical. His advice is infullibie
convincing and beyond dispute. Through
his remarkable development of second
sight, and his thorough knowledge OF tho
many sciences peculiar to the men OF til :,
OrIspt. he Is enabled 10 penetrate the W..
and web OF human life. He gives nd
on business, lawsuits, speculation. love
courtsh!p. matrimony: he unItes the sepa.
rated and causes speedy and happy mar
rtaBc with the one OF your choice. The
troubled and unfortunate seek his coun-
sci. Thousands OF hearts have been made
glad through his truthful predictions
Medlumistic persons developed. Office
hours, 4. m. to p. m. daily and Sun
day. ParlorS so arranged that you Will
meet no strangers. Fees SOC and sl.0o.
PROF TRUE. 1870 Main Street.
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r. T. BOOTH COMPANY, ii
Rooms 7o.7i Auditorium Bdldinq, cGieoao, H.

p. lis: H. Jahnke, Frog Horns, is, lis;
Hall, Frog Horns 80, ia: j. Stein. Rum
Dums, Sc. l13: Dallor. Rum Dums, 6,
1l3; W. Jahnke. Frog Horns, y, 113;
Faulkenste!n, Rum Dums. "a. 112; f..
Bearly, Golden Rods, 3. 1903: Kahn, Frog
Horns. 81, 1903: A. Stein. Rum Dums, 0,
107; Brandt. Frog Horns, u. 107: Was
muth, Wheeling, G, LOG; Dice, Aber Nit,
3, 1903.
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MARTINS FERRY NEWS.
The Daily Chronicle OF whccling's
Progressive NeIrhbor.

u f. j.
The Republican primaries held Satur-
day afternoon for the nomination OF
city and township officers brought out
a fair vote, when the Importance OF the
offices to be re-filled and an ofr-year are
taken into consideration. The following
were the successful candidates in the
race: sld5
City solicitor-J. S. Cochran.
Water works trustee James Crossley.
Electric light trustee-William Joy.
Cemetery. trustee-Humphrey Will
Jams.
Board of education 1.-TWO to nonlnate)
Il. L. Scheehle and Philip carp.
Councll-First ward, Isaac Cecil;
Second ward. ]. B. Farnell; Third ward,
John W. Frazier; Fourth ward, Harry
B. GraFson; Fifth ward. David Fisher.
Assessor-First ward, Harry Romlck:
Second ward. Frank Brooks; Third
ward. Jerre Ebbects: Fourth ward, P.
Coleman; Fifth ward, William Coates,
sr. fta
Township trustee-Georee Webb.
Township treasurer-A. T. Enlow.
Assessor-W. W. Taylor.
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PRES. RAYMOND IN DEMAND.

A change will be inaugurated this
year in the manner OF graduating pu-
pills from the public schools. Hereto
fore the scholars in the graduating class
have been compelled to deliver ad-
dresses, but this year lecture will
take the place OF the exercises by the
scholars. President Jerome H. Ray
mond, OF the West Virginia University
has consented to make an address on
this occasion. providing that he Is CIV
en- two weeks notice. Glass day,
which has heretofore been observed,
Will also be abolished.
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FATHER MULHEARN,s LECTURE

At the opera house next Friday even
ing. Rev. c. A. Muhlearn. Of ST. Mary's
church, Will deliver what promises to
be an unusually Interesting lecture, the
subject Of which will be Round About
Old Ireland" His lecture Will be ac-
companled by over one hundred stere-
optlcon views. illustrating the many
famous and picturesque spots OF that
country. After the lecture an hour Of
song will be given, which will consist OF
solos. DUETS and quartettes. by many
OF Martins Ferry's best yocalists.
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BASE BALL.

Last night, President Howell, of the
local club. received a letter from Presl-
dent Charles 3. Power, OF tile Inter-
state league, stating that there had
been pos.ponement OF the schedule
meeting OF the league until March 81,
O, Mansfield. Before then Il Is expect
ed the committee will know definitely
in how manv cities Sunday games can
be scheduled.
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THE ALLENDER FUNERAL.

The funeral OF Richard F. Allender
took place from his late residence on
Pike street at o'clock yesterday after
noon. The impressive services. which
were conducted by Rev. G. c. Sedgwfck
and Rev. s. ]. Boyle, of the Presbyter-
ian church, were attended by a large
concourse of friends, city officials In
body and i number of the members OF
the Ancient Order OF United Workmen.
1nterment was made in Rlvervlew Gem
etery .e- ss
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CAN CONSUMPTION
BE CURED
By TIE New Treatment ?
HoLrokr, MASS. Aug. 81, 'a7.

HoLYokr, Mass, AUG. 81, 'a7.
THE h. T. Boo1n Co.,
DrdI Sfrs-Booth's "Ifyomel" and Home Treat.
ncnt Complete has cured me OF Consumption, emil.
nen physicians OF the South md West all pronounc-
ing tuberculosis of the lungs. -Four months of the
time Travelled In New Mexico and Colorado Springs,
returning home much weaker, weighing less, and
$500 out of pocket. My friends did not think pos
sibc for me TO live two weeks. My home physician,
DR.. L. NJ. Tutte, advised me TO 20 to the Boston
office and try your treatment. After eight days
returned home with the Exlialcr," Complete sup
ply 2f "iIyo.nei" and B.m. For three q I
exhalcr. TO day weigh l65 pounds. 1Iayc h,dpo
cough for SIX months and feel confident there will DO
no return Of the disease as this was Ia September,
:sss, sincerely lndorss booths %Iyon,el" 70 oil
with like trouble or weak lungs. You arc at liberty
to use this as you think best.
II MRs. Z. A. SMITH.
II you or your friends urc suffering from
this disease, It. Is n crime to neglect tho
use OF .Hyomei:" for II is guaranteed and
you risk nothing except being cured.
"IIyomci" sold by all druggists. or sent by mail.
Price Sl00. Extra bottles ooc. 'II-I.
r. T. BOOTH COMPANY, %
Rooms 7o.7I Auditorium Bdildlng. ckieoso, III
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jack Glasscock, who became mana
ger OF the Fort Waynes lasttweek. is
busiy at work signing team. The
Western league made drafting raid on
this team last winter, so there. are now
fevecat positions to be filled, including
second. base, third-base and short-stop.
Glasscock has signed on outtielder, Car
pey, late Of the Western league.
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AlM 1airy.
HYGEIA DAIRY.

Our WHOLE Fresh MIX Is Sc per quart.
skin" Milk Is &c per quart. II you wan,
&c milk buy accordingly and do your own
mixing. We sell 1t STRAIGHT.
SIMPSON & SNEDEKER,
Phone az. 1910 Market 81
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Stockholders 1Seetings.

.p1TTsBuRGH. WHEELING & KEN.
J. TuGKY RAILROAD COMPANY.
o WHEELING. W. Va. March .. 1893.
sTockHoLDERs Of The pittsburnh.
Wheeling & Kentucky. Railroad Company
will be held Mt the principal office OF the
company, in the city OF Wheeling, W. Va.
THURSDAY. MARCH %, 1899.
at . o'cock p. M. for the purpose OF hold
ing an election for directors TO serve for
the ensuing year, and the transaction OF
such other business AS may properly come
before tho meeting.
S. B. LIGGETT.
mr9 N.+ afF Secretary.
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Bobby" Dobbs, the Wheeling left
fielder. yesterday sent In his signed con-
tract This completes the outfeld,
which will be made up OF Lyle, right;
Durrett. center. and Dobbs. left, unless
Jack Donovan should show greater
speed than any OF the trio mentioned.
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seacrat NeHee,.

ITO THE PuBLtC-You will take notice
i that my wife, Fredericka Zlmmor-
man. has left my house and deserted my
bed and board without cause. will not
BIZ responsible for or pay any debts or bills
she may contract.
FREDERICK ZIMMERMAN.
Wheeling, ". Va. March Q, 1899. mriu
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GNoan.

MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ES-
WI TATE. Six per cent interest and one
per cent premium, total seven per cent.
Apply 10 THE BUCKEYE SAVINGS &
LOAN Co. 32d St. Bellaire. Ohio. OCT
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Wheeling has signed another catcher,
Casaboin. who played In the Southern
league last season. His work at Mobile
was highly praised by the papers Of
that city. y
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FOR RENT.

Residence. 10 rooms and bath, May l.
corner Fifteenth and Jacob streets.
Two-story brick. rooms No. 1H Four !
tenth street, May1
rooms and finished attic. MccoIloch .
street. April /.
rooms. first floor. and cellar. McCol-.
loch street, April /.
Two-story frame. rooms, Thirty.fourth:
street, April l. t
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Somebody who likes figures has COM
puted that there are 100000 bicycles
in use In all the world. He goes on to
say that. 1s the two wheels OF the ma
chine make about 1900 revolutions a
mile. the wheels would have to put In
a total OF 100000. 900 600 revolutions. II
We take 1t that every cycllst on an aver
age has ridden one hundred miles. no
less q distance than 10000. 900 600 mixes
Of ground have been traversed bv 90.
000,O00 wheels.
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Cuisines Chance.

A CIR A N D OPPORTUNITY FOR
N party with limited capital to get a
reliable, legitimate cash business that IL
both lucrative and permanent. easy to
manage and will stand the most rigid in
vestigation: as this Is business opportu-
nifty that will be honestly represented and
truthfulIy described. anyone thinking Of
ombarking in business should Investigate
tbs offer. Address ACTIVE" care Of In
teligencer office. mrIIs
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Some novelties In the way of century
riding have been introduced by the
Century Wheelmen. OF New York. This
club yearly promotes several big CEN
fury runs. which are participated In by
many hundreds of wheelmen. The pro-
moters have found that their runs are
SO popular that It Is impossible to man.
age the crowd, SO hereafter the trip will
be made over n circular course, the rid
ers being split into two. punches and
starting In opposite directions, passing
each. other on the road.
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Wheellng's management desires to
makes It's last solicitation for the sale
OF season books this week. The fans
who are not provided for should come 10
the front and show their appreciation OF
the effn-;s now being made to place
Wheeling on the professional base ball
map again. 1t Is understood the books
will be withdrawn ut the end OF this
week. ss-
The stockholders OF the Youngstown
Interstate club have elected as direc-
tors VI. a. Gugsenheim, Randall Mont
Gomery. Gus Doerigh:. George A. Ba-
ker and ]. ". Fawcett. The directors
elected VI. \. -Guggenhelm president
and secretary, and George A. Hellawell
treasurer. Absolute authority has been
given Manager TRULY over the players
on and OF the field ana there will be no
Interference to prevent his landing q
pennant-winninS team.
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than fifteen hours during twenty-four
hours. This bill has also been intro
duced In the senate.

Boston's would-be imitator OF Teddy
Edwards has chucked II after riding
for forty days. having come to the con-
cluslon that riding q century day for
365 days is not such an easy task as It
looks on paper. WI. Stafford was the
man who hoped to eclipse the record
made BY the sturdy little Welshman.
For the first month things went along
swimmlngly; then he got touch OF the
grip and II became work: snow began
to fall and Stafford was forced to do
the butterfly act and ride some OF his
centuries In ON indoor rink. Finally he
concluded that there could be but one
Edwards, and quit his Job.
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nor SALE.

NOR SALE-FARMS FOR THE RICH
ona gSoF v Taa asres Of p e pe9s land IRON fss
800, payable 81 per week; our representa-
tive "a. W. Shinn) will be at the Dusch
hotel. west side OF Market square, Wheel.
ing, during tho week Of Monday. March
20; let everyone who desires TO own his
home and lay the foundations OF an In
dependent livelihood avail himself OF this
remarkable opportunity. D. L. RISLEY.
Pittsburgh office. No. 500 Grant St, Pitts
burgh, Pa, mrlls,
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FOR SALE.
No, 4t2 Main street.
Desirable Market street property.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1899-01-14
FLESH DRIVEN INTO HEART.
New York Hospital Patient Succunsb0
TO q Remarkable Case
Of Injury.

John Wagenblant died at St. Cathe-
rine hospital, New York city, tne 9th
er day as the result Of remarkab bic ac-
cident. He wcs shot with piec. uf his
own flesh, which, entering n vein,
brought about his death. Had Wagon
blant lived he would have been the
only man in the world without a faee,
except face of celluloid that was be-
ing made for him. He was 81 years o.d
and lived with bis parents in Williams
burg. November 10 he was handling
an old muskcr, which accidentally ex-
ploded. the charge striking him full
in the face. Both ears, the nose, the
left cheek and the forehead were en-
tirely torn away, and both eyes de-
stroyed. 1t wss not believed that he
could live an hour.
The victim was taken to q hospital,
and the surgeons finally determined
upon preparations for making for the
Young man a face of celluloid. Liquid
food was given to Wagenblant by
means of a feed cup with long nozzle.
Just as a nurse had finished attending
10 him he died, without an instant's
warning. An autopsy showed it was
not the loss of his face that had killed
Wagenblant, but a marvellous and un-
suspected accident.
A fragment of flesh, torn from the
forehead by one of the buckshot, had
been driven into a vein. and, taken up
by the current Ct the blood, had been
slowly pushed toward the heart. Final
IL the particle OF fie sh reached the heart
causing instar. death. 1t was, in its
effects. as If knife point had been
driven into The heart.