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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-05-03
THE BLACK DIAMOND COPPER
MINE.
Black SuIphide and Peacock Ores
are Yielding Rich Returns.

Black Sulphide and Peacock Ores
are Yielding Rich Returns.
Special to American Mining News.
TOMBSTONE, Ariz., April 21-The
Black Diamond Company is making
arrangements to prosecute work on
its property in the Dragons, says
the Tombstone (Ariz.) Prospector,
with a determination and vigor that
augurs we'll for the development of its
promising mines. From Superintend-
ent G. NJ. Henry the Prospector learns
that an air compressor plant is being
Installed, several Burleigh drills hav-
ing been ordered. and other modern
machinery is arriving with which 70
economically and Systematically push
the work
The force of men is increasing as
fast as needed, and some excellent high
grade ore is being extracted. The
black sulphide and peacock copper
ores Of the Black Diamond carry high
percentages of the red metal, also CIV
ing good values in gold and silver.
Several test shipments Of the ore give
surprising copper values. One ship
ment just sent TO the Hatch Electric
Smelling Company, Green Bay, Wis,
assayed "a 40 ounces silver, p ITO
copper and SIG gold
JOSIAH SINCLAIR,
Benwood, w. Va, Agent for West
Virginia and Eastern Ohio.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-05-03

There appears to be little doubt that
c. w. Currence, who tried to commit
suicide in the st. Clairsville Jail, was
simply using this method of escaping
punishment for his swindling opera
lions in Martins Ferry and vicinity.
A special telegram to the Register from
Weston, received last night, gives the
following interesting information:
DR.. Stathers' attention was called to
an article in to-days Register relative
to c. w. Currence. DR.. Stathers said:
THE telegram from st. Clairsville to
me asked if one c. w. Currence had
escaped. My answer was that he had
not escaped from the hospital
DR.. Stathers adds: THE hospital
records show that c. w. Currence was
twice an inmate of the institution,
committed as being insane. The ply
sicians in charge of the hospital were
of the opinion that he never was in
sane. Both times he was discharged
from here after being kept here for a
short time. The first time that he was
here as a patient he had committed
some violations of the law, and told me
that he had feigned insanity for fear
that they would arrest him.
In DR.. Stathers' opinion he is a fraud,
and they need not fear of his commit
ing suicide if he is in no worse con
dition mentally than when he was
here, as he attempted the same trick
several times previous to his commit
ment here, and told DR.. Stathers that
he had did it for the purpose of soaring
the people. Currence was discharged
June 6, 1898. His mother is Mrs. Sc
bone Zickfoose and her address Hem
lock, w. Va.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-05-03

mines, distance of 400 miles, before
it isloaded at the river.
Ehe towboat Resolute, formerly of
Pittshurg, is owned by this concern,
and for several seasons has been tow
ing coal to New Orleans. but has in
creased its business this year. The
boat takes only five to eight barges,
while Pittsburg boats tow thirty to
forty coal boats and there is almost
twice as much coal in a coal boat as
there is in barge. B. d. Wood & Son,
of New Orleans. are looking after the
railroad company's interests.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-05-03
COUNCIL TONIGHT.
The Body Called to Meet in Special
Session-Lfcense Matters

Yesterday a call was issued for a
special meeting Of Council TO be held
this evening. II is understood that
the purpose of the meeting is 70 act
upon the annual license ordinance TO
which objection was made upon its
second reading in the Second Branch,
at the last regular Council meeting.
1t is very likely that the matter OF
granting license to the saloon keepers
who have been turned down will also
be brought up, and that tie resigna-
ton OF City Solicitor F.. w. Nesbift
and the election of s. O. Boyce to sue
coed him will be other items OF bus
mess.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-05-03
Prisoners to the Pen,

F. M. Hanley, Sheriff OF Berkeley
county, accompanied by deputies N. S.
Tabler and j. R. Cartrene, brought a
prisoner to the Moundsville peniten-
tiary yesterday. They then came to
Wheeling, and spent the night here.
with the intention of returning home
in the morning by way of Pittsburg.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-05-03
Political
Pointers.

The Republicans have not elected
delegates to the Congressional conyen-
ton, and one of the party leaders ex-
planned last night that there will be
no contest, everybody being for Dove
ner." This will be interesting infor-
nation to the friends of Judge John
A. Campbell, Of Hancock, and Hon.
B. f. Meighen, Of Marshall, both of
whom are understood to still plead
guilty to desire to represent the
First district in the national legisla-
ture. 1t is understood that the Ohio
county plan will be to hold ward mass
meetings for naming delegates.
Interest in the Democratic sugges-
ton meetings next Saturday increases
as the time for holding them APP
proaches. There is every indication
that all of them will be well attended,
and party leaders in the different dis
tricts are determined to suggest the
names of men for district officers who
will commend themselves to independ-
ent voters, because of character and
fitness. With proper suggestions,
voters will make proper selections on
the following Saturday.
Ex-Mayor ]. R. Butts has announc-
ed that he will again make the race
for the position now filled by A. r.
Sweeney Mr. Butts will not be hand
ed the nomination on silver platter.
Ross Chew is actively in the field, and
it is understood that Mr.. e. Buchanan
is casting covetous eyes upon the
Mayoralty. Then there is Councilman
Baird, who is being mentioned very
frequently, making a quartette of can
didates, with the field yet to hear from.
1t is understood that ex-Judge l.. S.
Jordan will again make the race for
the nomination OF Criminal Judge
against Judge II. J Hugus. So far
as can be learned, he has no opposi-
ton in his own party.
Friends Of Chas. j. Schuck. who
was defeated for the Republican nom
nation for Prosecuting Attorney, are
urging his claims TO the nomination
for House of Delegates. If he desises
the place, he will probably secure it.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-05-03
To-Morrow's Packets.

Pittsburg. Virginia,7 a. m.
Parkersburg, Ben Hur. IL a. m.
Steubenville, Eliza. $50 p, m.
Glarington. Leroy, $3.50 p. m.
Sistersville, Ruth. $3.50 D. m.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-05-03
THE INSANITY DODGE
ONE OF HIS OLD TRICKS
c. w. Currence Tries it to Escape
Punishment for His Many
Misdeeds.

Was Confined in the Weston Asylum
and the Physicians Are of the
Opinion That He Never Has Been
Insane, and That There Was No
Danger That He Would Kill Him
self.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-05-03

Pittsburg, Lorena. a. m.
Pittsburg, Greenwood, 7 a. m.
Cincinnati, Queen City. a m.
Parkersburg, Bedford, 1880 a. m.
Newport, Jewel. II a. m.
Steubenville, Eliza, 2:30 p. m.
Darlington, Leroy, $3.50 p. m.
Sistersyille, Ruth, $3.50 D. m.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-05-03
SOUTHERN COAL COMBINE
Does Not Seem to Cut Much Figure
in the Orleans Market.

PITTSBERG. Pa. May 2.-The
Southern Railway Company. which re-
Gently engaged in the coal business at
New Orleans, with the intention OF
making inroads on the Pittsburg coal
business in that market. has purchased
the towboat John Barrett and will
place the steamer in the GreenyilIe and
New Orleans trade. The company only
has one coal tfpple al GreenviIle and
the coal IS hauled from Alabama
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-05-03

City. Her remains will be brought to
this city and the funeral will take
place from the residence of her broth
er-in-law, Jacob Eigenbrade, OF South
Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-05-03

The Wheeling Business College has
placed II students in good paying posi-
tons since the first of the year, a
record never approached by any other
school in the State.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-05-03

Pittsburg. Ben Hur.
Steubenville, Eliza.
Darlington, Leroy.
Sistersville. Ruth.
Charleston, kanawha.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-05-03
ADJUSTMENTS.


Mr.. James O'Neill booted and spur
red, with the balance of his Muske-
tees, will be a welcome visitor at the
Opera House Monday night, in Liebler
& Co S tremendous production of THE
Musketeers." This is the version that
Sydney Grundy wrote for Beerbohm
Tree, and which this distinguished
English actor played for over eight
months in London to the capacity Of
Her Majesty's Theatre. The Muske-
teer craze spread from London to New
York, and with Mr.. ONeill at the
head of the cast, the Liebler & Co.
production was the prominent feature
of the spring theatrical season in New
York, beginning last March. The five
best scenic artists in the metropolis
Homer Emmens, Louis Young, Gates
& Morange and Henry Hoyt-were
commissioned TO look after the spec
tacular features of the production, and
as the management gave them carte
blanche, it may truthfully be believed
that nearly $4,000 was expended on
the production before the curtain rose
the first night. The musical features
of the performance are also worthy OF
rote, Raymond Roze, of London, hav-
ing composed some incidental and en-
tire act music for The Musketeers"
which by many is considered grand
opera en- miniature.
Black Patti Troubadougs.
"A Rag Time Frolic at Rasbury
Park" or THE Return Of the Rough
Roost Raiders" is the title Of the new
opening "koon Skit' presented by the
Black Patti Troubadours. This is said
to be the merriest bit of fun and mel
\ody these talented and versatile ebony
ecstasies have yet created. Ii oecu-
pies an hour of the evenings enter
tainment and is brim full Of real coon
fun, rag time melody, buck dancing
and the most fascinating exhibition
of graceful darkey cakewalks imagin-
able That it is hugely appreciated
is indicated by the joyous shouts of
laughter and hilarious applause which
accompanies every song. story, dance
ana comical situation which abound in
the skit It is the big coon hit" OF
the seas2l. At the Opera House
Wedne1 night.
~ szx Company.
!. Mt Crime. a success
with plenty Of fun.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-05-03
Marks From Above.

PITTSBURG-Riv feet and falling.
Clear and warm.
BROWNSVILLE-Riv feet and sta
ttOnary.
WARREN-River foot 5 inches. Clear
and warm.
GREENSBORO-Riv 7 feet inches
and falling. Weather fair and warm
OIL CITY-River feet and stationary.
Clear and warm.
STEUBENNILLE-Riv feet inches
and falling Clear and warm.
ORGANTOWN-River feet . inches
and stationary. Weather clear and warm.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-05-03
Marks From below.

PARKERSBURG-Ri feet and fall
ing Cloudy.
The marks on the wharf at midnight
showed feet and stationary.
The Virginia leaves tomorrow morn
ing for Pittsburg. She leaves at Z
o'clock
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-05-03
THE BELMONT FIRE.

Ladies use Toronto Baking Powder
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-04

W.nna "a ocEy wisSis to walka ken
kursncyjna, kt6ra wssedy ssuka prsnu.
msrator6w ola pisms.
A sskoda stad ola mas sp&ywa nisma
d. Korsspondsncjs prssstajs byc js.
dynym dostepnym wyrasem .drowej
opinji spoaecsnej, q stale ole lepem dla
chwytania naiwnyoh 1 .adowolonycb.
(Dokohc.snie nastapi).
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-04
Clos z Litwy.
WILNo, 8 l.stopada.

Przyczynki do zycia spofecznego. o zapale
l wytrwafosci. o hasfach faiszywych / mno-
gosci m~eczennik6w.
So ohwilc, ba! navel 6ni oale, dlu.
gle I jsdnostsjnolois nuAaos, kisdy sic
niby cof psuje W naturss, kiedy ME
o.ujes. I pie widzis. tsj harmonic Prise.
cudnsj, kt6ra wsxyssko nsokoi " pick.
ny obra. .sspsla. A jsdnak ME ma ami
bursy, sni .jawisk j. popr.sd.ajaoyoh,
niems nawst 4adnych pr.yo.yn tel de.
sorgani.acji 1 beswladu " natur.s.
Jest tylko jssish I TO IA wssystko mu.
81 wystaro.yc. Darsmnis wohodsis. ma
wyniosas wagons. daremnis wytetas.
wsrok M wszystkie strony: .sws.ad
spaywaja ku tobie mgay 1 martwota 1
biors " swoj ~bssdus.ny uIoisk. R.u.
oass sic, walc.ys.. ale napr6,no, i wrss.
Gle ulsgasz sile ~prssmoAnsj Tub wyr.s.
kss. sic otywc.sgo widoku I wysyn.
Podobnie4 d.iejs sic W nas.em 4yoiu
spokesman, a nawet gorssj j~ss.ose. Tam
DO jesish ustspi simis I us.api ryohlo.
sima r1uci nam szo.odra gsrs6 swoioh
p%owsb6w, a potsm juA wkr6tos, juz ma.
pswno pr.yjdsie wiosna, tn sal mglista
/ ciemna, cuohnaos I .martwiala iesieh
sdajs sic panowa6 wrzeohwladnie, .daje
sic pr.sciagac ma lata cafe, kt6rs staja
sic wiskami ola goraosj 1 utesknionsj
dussy.
Prawis odbisga oohota do wgladania
TO ayoie ilimsczs I marns, do kiad.e.
MIA palc6w ma pulsaoh, kt6rs .aledwis
MONA wyc.u6, q wyo.ute [. trudnof.
Oia .ro.umiec lub pomylic sic najokrop-
nisj.
Lecz obowiazek oisay uporo.ywie, a
Dol doiwiado.any narkoty.ujs 1 pobu.
dsa do wysilk6w, do srukania ratunku.
Jui cd dw6oh Lat mnisj wisoej widu.
jenny ossscisj ~upragnionyoh goioi,
w~sp6frodak6w Z Krolestwa 1 innyoh
d1islnio polskich. w 4yvyoh 1 scr.
deosnyoh po~gadanksoh bier.smy cd
nioh wisle posr.sbnyoh wiadomolci 1
wska.6wek, kr.spimy sic wzajsm 1 .bli.
fanny, .kad oc.ywisois kor.ysc idzis
dufa, q 1sstep ozynnyoh uo.estnik6w
sprawy narodowej ooras sic w.msga. .
Lsos pr.y.najmy sic s.o.srzs, 70 Of
nasi mill goIOie wyjeadsajs cd mas .
opao.nsm nisoo pojeoism. Prawda, oni
vfasnemi oc.ami s~prawd.aja ten ucisk,
kt6rsgo doiwiado.amy, oni sic uoza
posnawac, jakim jest mosksl W kraju
1abraoym, leo. .byt jsdnossronnie, ,byt
poOhlsbnis sadza nas.s ayOie 1 usilowa
MIA.
Wssyscy oni obracajs sic stale " jed.
mem ! tenn samem i to bardxo s.osupiem
k6iku intsligsncji misjsoowsj 1 mimo.
wolnis wpsdsjs W .aohwyt ma widok
tsj sgody " d~.isaaniu, tel harmonji
uosu6, kt6rs panujs fr6d ws.ystkiob.
sami ~do.najac serdsosnsgo pr.yjsoia,
gosois nasi plaoa nam . nswisska, wieo
ME div, 10 " tel powod.i tkliwyoh
w.rus.eh ! poufnych wynurssh, nisjed.
no ujdzis baczooici prrybys.a, niejedno
.ginie bes sladu " Og6lnym oispiym 1
podniosaym nastroju.
Jskos, wysnajmy, prawis i~nac.sj byc
mia moAe GokH n uaho oL.t -
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-04

niedob6r M drodss poufnej pogawsdki
: bssimiennymi osytslnikami Prseqlq.
DE-.
Cssm4s jest ta jssieh tax cieaka W ns.
Q &yoiu spolso.nsmP
s.ersgu odd.islnyoh po.ycyj pc
staram sie dad ma to odpowiedz.
1. Braknie nam zapasu do odosuoia
doniossosci kazdej sprawy, mas dotyosa.
oej, . bard.iej jsssoss soysr,oasosci do
prssoiwdsiaiania, p~odtrsymani. lub be.
wsglednsgo o~dr.uosnia, q to v miare
istotnsj potrzsby " wypadku possoss.
g6lnym.
q powa4niejs.yoh ognisk nas.ego 4y.
ola, . wiec I Wsrssawy i "a kordonu,
payns do mas s.erokiem losyskiem wisi.
OF o ni~sbywaiym. szalonym wzroicis
pr.smyssa polskisgo I bogaosnia sic
spc3scsshstwa. Wissoi to oc.ywilcis
elsktry.uja wssysskioh 1 odpowisdnio
nassrajaJa wysilki 1 po4adania. Nato.
Mast wa.kim jeno strumyo.kism sac.y
sie " Ayoiu naszem wiadomosc o tych
tysiaoaoh pracownik6w oiohyoh 1 bs..
imiennyoh, k'6rIy o gaod.is, pod groz
ba ustawiosns wygnania i uwie.isnis,
myils I pracuja ola og6insj sprswy ma
rodowsj. I strumyo.sk 6w n~urtuje sr6d
n~islio.nych tylko jsdnosssk, kr.spi je 1
us.laOhstnia, ale og6s pc dawnemu pc
sosssjs martwym l bssdusznym.
Otto przykiad. Petersburski Kra;,
organ sapr.aho6V polskioh, ~wszedzie
jus stracil krsdyt " Kr6lesswis, leo.
ma 60 jes.o.s dotad ma Litwis, Biaio
rusi, Ukrainie, Podolu i Woiyniu. 1
ola OF egof Czyaby jego mataoswo !
wystePoa dsiasalnosc ME byiy dos6 .pa
ne l rozumianss ssd.e, to ME, leo.
gdy pytam jednego I d.iesiatsgo . tyoh
wisrnyoh adspt6w Kraju, kazdy mi cd
powiada, as pismo to trzyma ola infor.
macyj s1erokiOh 1 zrodsowyob, kt6re
'pscjalnis uwsgledniajs gubsrnjs kraju
~.abransgo.
Osoz, zdaJs mi sic, 4e " takiem TO.
msOzsniu bywa c.esto wiels przeuady,
gdy4 poza obrebsm Kraju moana edo.
bywa6 duso informaoyj potr.sbnych,
lecs jest take i snaosna do.a slus.nos
Of. Pesersburski Krai kaady miss,ka
nice gubernij z~abranych uwa4a "a sw6j
organ najbli4ssy, gdyz ham on wid.i
stale 1 doic s.eroko uwzglednians swoje
posr1sby. Tygodnik pstsrsburski, jak
wiadomo, umieuscsa bardso wisls ko
rsspondsncyj re wssystkich .skatk6w
umies.csa je jut cd lat kilkunastu, {. j.
cd daty swego powstania. Tymc,assm
wssystkis inne dsisnniki 1 tygodniki
wars1awskis, badz prses kr6tkowid.two,
bsdz tez dsieki obstrukOji csnsuralnsj,
do nisdawna jsssoss niemal .upslnie
sanisdbywaly d.ial korespondeuoyj
sEsrssyohs gubsrij .abranyob. w Wy
psdku .as, gdy notowaly jska sprawe .
'ych STEM, posiiko waiy sic Krajems, ia.
ko zsodsem, I oc.ywisois W ten spos6b
rsklsmowaiy jsno j~ss.c,s wiscsj 6w
tygodnik.
Faktsm jest, 70 " osnsur.s wars.aw.
skisj katda korespondenoja Litwy lub
innsj dzislnioy bywa o~bwsohiwsna =
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-04

Ma sprzedaz E Es1%y , = ,p ss$ya:
rem, W polskiej okolicy, ma wypfate ma
dfugie lata. Fanny pc 40, 80 100 ARROW.
Karty okretowe z Europy az do Chicago.
t41.oo.
Adam Majewski,
564 Noble utica, Chicago, Illinois.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-04
AOWina, ktOra Wielu ue!eSzYI

Ludzkosc, jak powszech lie wiado mo, dzieli sic
wedding stsnowiska hzycznego, duchowego 4 eko-
nomicznego na dwie klssy; DO jednpj nalezs In
die zdrowi,, SLIM. piespie wygladajscy, zawsze
zawsze weseli I W takim stanie najszczesliwsi "
interesach: do drugiej klasy naleza ludzie cho-
trwozliwi, melancholijui 4 czestokroc absolutnie
do piracy oraz do zycia familijnego ME ida nj.
Do tel nieszczeslwej klasy naleza CT. kt0rsy
chociaz W zupefT lie niewIadomy spos6b dopusz-
call sic strasznych zbrodni wzgledem ciafa du-
szy, q czego W p6zniejszem zyciu nsstajs strasz
ne skutki, Tub kt0rzy prZez zte ~odzywfanie sia,
ciezka prac9. kfopoty Tub tee przez stycznosC q
~chorowitymi osobami cierpien tych nabyli.
TIE ~zbiakane istoty przez kr6tkie swoje tycie
cierpig zazwyczsj skutki swych vad, sfaboeci.
ma bicie serca, Dol gfowy, osfabienie, katar, cpl
lepsye, sny niemoralne, nerwowo6c, zatwar-
dzenie, Dol merck, reumatyzm, astme, Impotence,
bolace wysypki ma cafem ciele 1 rome ehoroby
weneryczne.
Mkt 2 tych jednakze ME ma powodu rozpsczat,
albowiem wynalezione zostafo przez lekarzy w
naszem miescie tskis lekarstwo ,kt6rem cierpienia
powyzsze- sly bko gruntownie wyleczone bye
mogs. 1 kt0re y ludzi cierpiecych uczynic mote
ludzi znowu zdrowych, silnych, tfustych, dobrze
wygladajacych zdolnych do piracy lido ~wsp6lne-
go tycia.
Przyslijcie rs ct ma zspakowanie 1 przesyfka a
my poelemy VAN lekarstwo NJ probe, wystsrcza.
jsce M tydzieh. Wszyscy, kt6rzy pragns wyle-
czenia, moga sic zgfosic listownie lub osobis-
Gle do:
State Medical Dispensary,
rs K. Madison ST., Chicago, Ill.
otwarte o 10 rano do 4 po pofudniu.
Old 8 do 8 wieczorem.
W niedzieie cd 10 do 1s DO poiudniu.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-04
BIERZ
ME I. S3.95

P~iekny14 ksr
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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-10-04
The Brown Murder Trial.

\ RTHUR BROWN, of Shamokin Dam,
4 \ last week was tried in the Northumber-
land county court for the murder of Frederick
Kline, of Shamokin, and they acquitted him
and left him 90 scott free. Northumberland
county has frequently been accused of letting
murderers 90 free and while that court did succeed
in hanging Edward Cressnger, the acquttal and
release of Arthur Brown has apparently met with
universal appreciation by those who knew him
best.
Brown was employed as the engineer on one
of the steamboats, in the Susquehanna River and
on July 4th, Kline and Raudenbush climbed to
the top of the boat and rocked the boat loaded
with 60 or 70 persons so that nearly all were
afraid the boat would be upset. When the boat
landed, Kline and Raudenbush took some of the
flags from the boat. Brown demanded the flags
and the two men were going to attack Brown and
the latter picked up piece Of gas pipe and
struck Kline upon the head. Kline died next
day, but physicians testified that if Kline would
have had the proper care, MS lie migh' nave
been saved. ~, ,.'
Brown does not deny having struck Kline and
even if we admit for arguments sake that Kline
died directly from the effects Of Browns blow,
presuming that it was not premeditated, the jury
did right in aoquitting Brown. Brown may
have acted in self-defense, which still would
have been manslaughter, but Brown was doing
more than that He stood for the lives OF sixty
or seventy people on the steamboat and the jury
evidently believed that the conduct of Brown
was such that while he should not have killed
Kline, he did what he thought was best at the
time His motives seemed to have been good,
and after ALL the motive of an individual on trial
has more to do in determining the penalty than
the deed itself. That is why Brown was set free.
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LITERARY NOTES.

The wonderful development in the Sunday school,
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so well as by the famous Sunday school at Stock
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thousand This monster Su n da school will be
described in article fully illustrated from photos
by Bell M. Brain in the November "Woman's Home
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In the October "Review of Reviews the editorial
entitled "The Progress of the World contains i'm
partial review Of the Presidential campaign down to
its present stage special attention being given to the
letters of acceptance of the several candidates 9th
topics editorialy treated in this number are the
Galveston calamity, the coal miners strike pending
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"The civilization Of America is the gift of streams''
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II Happened in q Drug S:ors.

One day last winter lady cam.
to my drug store and asked for :
brand Of cough medicine that | diS
not have in stock" says Mr.. G. r
Grandin. the popular druggist Of
Ontario. N. Y. ''She was disappoint
ed and wanted to know what cough
preparation I could recommend 7
said to her that I could freely recum.
mend Chamberlain's Cough Remedv
and that she could take Q bottle Of
the remedy and after giving it a fail
trial ii she did not find it worth ths
money to bring back the bottle and
l would refund the price paid. In
the course Of q day or two the ladv
came back in company with a friend
in need of cough medicine and sd.
vised her to buy q bottle OF Cham.
berlain's Cough Remedy. consider
that very good recommendation
for the remedy." It is for sale bv
the Middleburg Drug Store.