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Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1900-10-20
Youtsey Sentenced.

GEoRcErowN, Ky, ;tQct. 7o.--Henry J.
Youtsey was found guiry did sentenced
to life imprisonment thig morning. =
The court room was crowded but Houe'
of Youtsey's attorneys we're presenth Tie.
prisoners aged father and number b
relatives were in the sick room just off
the court room. The verdict produced
fearful scene as they had hoped for an
acquittal. Youtsey is somewhat better
this morning but is still unable to make
himself understood. He had one par
oysm last night but rested we'll after.
He will be sentenced at the next term Of
court. A new trial will be asked for and
failing In this an appeal will be taken.
Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1900-10-20

The rain yesterday interfered again
with the attendance though regardless Of
the fact the total paid admissions reached
36s9.
The FIVE days attendance brought the
total up to 1904 paid admissions.
Today is the closing day Of the Lewis
ton Interstate fair, and the weather played
in its favor. The sun shone brightly at
an early hour and though slight wind
was blowing the day was not attended by
any unpleasantness.
The fair association announced today
that matinee races will be held every
Saturday through the winter; this Is
popular movement and will be we'll
patronized. The unpleasant side Of the
running event Yesterday was almost elm
mated today and perfect harmony existed.
The Walla Walla Military Band gave .
concert in the pavilion this morning at
10 o'clock which was thoroughly enjoyed
and rendered the following program dur
ing the day at the grand stand:
March, "My Friend from India"
Wheelen.
Overture, bohemian Girl" Falfe.
Buck and wing dance, Evening Pas
times" Marshall.
Grand melody, "a Day in Boston, .
Claus.
presidential Polonaise," Sousa'
Schottische, "All Coons Look Alike to
Me-" arranged by Boyer.
March Right Tackle" Wolff.
"Star Spangled Banner"
J. A. GIBSON, Conductor.
All the awards OF prizes in the different
sections Of the pavilion were completed
today.
Yesterday at the track the fifth race
which was free for all pace best three in
five, for $3.50 was run; Little Billie win.
ming the race and taking FIRST money;
Kittitas Ranger, second money and Path.
mark third money.
The polls were selling in favor Of Kit
titas Ranger, who is said to be al:
horse, but in the first heat Kittita!
showed she was out of form, the track be
ing heavy.
In the first heat-Iittle Billie, first
Pathmark, second; John Edison, third
Kittitas Ranger, fourth; Alta Norte, fifth
Time, 2:2o.
Second heat-Kittitas Ranger, first
Pathmark, second; John Edison, third
Little Billie, fourth; Alta Norte, fifth
Time, 2:2I.
Third heat-Little Billie, first; Kittita
Ranger, second; John Edison, third
Pathmark. fourth; Alta Norte, fifth
Time, 2:23.
Fourth heat-I.ittle Billie, 6rst; Kilt
tas Ranger, second; John Edison, third
Pathmark. fourth, Alta Norte. fftt
Time, 2:2IH
Two running races were postponed u,
til today.
The race card during the day was I
follows.
One quarter mile dash; purse SIC
special. Entries: Alto, Funny. Steam
boat Bill, Molly Riley, Tom Nixon, Ski
per, Gussie l..
e-eighths-mile dash, weight +
age; purse $Ioo. Entries: Alto, Har
N, General Steptoe, Aurora B. Yello
Girl.
quarter mile dash. Special at l
pounds weight; purse SI35. Entri'
Pat Tucker, Populist, Miss Miller.
Three-quarter-m dash; consolati
special for horses that have not won II
or second money; those having finish
third to carry five pounds addition
Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1900-10-20
The Open Door.

BERLIN, Oct 40. The importance of
the Anglo-German agreement regarding
the ''open door" and non acquisition Of
territory made public today Is the
fact it guarantees that there will be no
Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1900-10-20
England Germany.

LONDON, Oct. 2o.--It is reported that
Germany and England have formed an
alliance TO maintain the territorial In
tegrity Of China and keep her ports open.
Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1900-10-20

English monopoly established In the
Yang Use valley. Other powers are
asked to sign the agreement. Germany
and England reserve the right TO protect
their own interests in China in case othrr
powers seek TO gain territory.
Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1900-10-20
Roosevelt ID Washington.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2o.-The Roosevelt
special pulled in early this morning from
Hinton, w. Va. Roo cvelt will spend
the larger part Of the day with the presi-
dsnt.
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Kruger ! !. Olt.

I.ouRENzo MARQUES, Oct. 2o--The
Dutch cruiser Gelderiand with Kruger
aboard sailed at noon today.
Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1900-10-20
Sherman Still Lingers.

WAsHINGroN, OcE 20 There II no
appreciable change In sherman's condi-
ton during the night.
Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1900-10-20

tor the best display OF amateur photo
graphy.
For the best cape done in sepia the
first prize was awarded the Miss Margaret
McCallie, Of Moscow.
HOG AWARDS.
The awards which were made this
week by the judges gave the principal
prizes to Metsker & Klemgard Of Pullman.
all the breeds are Poland Chinas:
First prize ON breeping sow; first prize
on pair of pigs over six months old; first
prize On pair Of pigs under six months
old and first prize on herd of five pigs.
AWARDS coMPLRTRD.
The following awards on the various
exhibits were completed last night by
the judges:
Wealthy-First prize, F A Lee, Gar
field county.
Bell Flowers-First prize, f A Lee,
Garfield county; second, w Wilson
Asotin county.
Gloria Munda-First prize c A Leeper,
Nez Perce county; second Geo w Pliter.
Nez Perce unity.
Maiden Blush-First prize, Mrs God
dard, Nez Perce county; second, w
Wilson, Asotin county.
Jeffry-First prize, Church Bros Nex
Perce county; second A Stiael, Asotin
County.
Waxen-First prize, f A Lee, Garfield
county; second Dresser. Garfield county.
Lawver-First prize, Mrs Goddard,
Nez rerce county.
Golden Russett-First prize, Mrs Cod
dard, Nez Perce county; second, Robin
son, Asotin county.
Pewakee-First prize, Mrs Goddard,
Nez Perce county; Sc -ond, G w Cole.
Asotin county.
Winter apple---First Prize, ] A Green,
Asotin county; second, AL Stifel. Astoin
county.
Hyselp crab-First prize, M ] Vessels
L4atah county; second, Al Stitfel, Asotin
county.
Winter Nellis-First prize, A f Lee,
Garfield county; second w Wilson
Asotin county,
Eas.er-First prize F A Lee. Garfield
county.
Lincoln-First prize, f A Lee, Gar
field county; second Mrs. + w Eaves
Nez Perce county.
Bartlett-First prize, Mrs Emelin Dye
Asotin county; second, T d Robinson
Asoiin county.
Flemish Beauties - First prize, A
Stifiel, Asotin county.
PRUNES.
Best general coliection-First prize. c
w Walker, Nez Perce aounty; second,
f Lee, Garfield county, third, w Wilsoi
Asotin county.
Best plate Italian - First prize, A
; Stiffel Asotin caunty.
Best plate French-First prize, A
Stiffel, Asotin county.
, Best plate Silvcr-First prize, Al Stiffe
f; Asotin county.
!. Best Display Of Peaches-First prizt
w. Wilson, Asotin county; second priz'
i r Schleisher, Nez Perce county; thir
!; prize, L A Porter, Nez Perce county.
}. Best Display Of Grapes-First prize,
Schleisher, Nez Perce county; secon
l. prize, w Wilson, Asotin county.
Quinces-First prize, Mrs. F.. v
IS Eaves, Nez Perce county; second priz
w. Poe. Nez Perce county.
,, Best Packed Box Apples-First priz
i w. Wilson, Asotin county.
p Best Display Of Strawberries-Fil
prize. Geo. Thompson, Asot,n count
Or second prize, Sherman, Asotin county.
y Best Exhibit of Dairy Machinery-Fi
W prize, A Hanson, Nez Perce county.
Best Home Made Candies-First pri
IS Mrs Harry Jones. N.z perce county.
IS: Special Prizes Offered by f. H. Libb,
Best Display Of Farm Products and FIR
on FIRST prize, l. w Staub. Asotin coun
rst second prize, Geo Davenport, Asa
ed
Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1900-10-20
TELEGRAPHIc FLASHES.

GALVESTON, Oct. 2o.-In the past
twelve hours fifty nine bodies have been
taken from the hurricane debris. The
relief committee reports one thousand
persons receiving assistance daily and
five thousand absolutely destitute.
Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1900-10-20

LONDON, Oct. 7o.--rhe note issued by
the British foreign Office today IL as fol-
lows: "As matter Of Joint permanent,
international interest the river Of LittoRal
in China. should remain open to trade
and every other legitimate form Of eco.
nornic activity for nations Of all countries.
The two governments agree to uphold
the same for all Chinese territory 20 far
AS they have influence. The govern
ments Of Great Britain and Germany will
not advantage themselves Of territory on
account Of the present complications. In
case another power tries using complica-
tions to obtain territorial advantages un-
der any form whateveE England and Ger
many will como 10 : slsmieeary under
standing. ~ -
Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1900-10-20

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 7o.--Millery Dod-
son. colored, was hanged here early this
morning by an orderly mob. The
whites who took him from the Baton
Rouge Jail say that Dodson dangerously
wounded Conductor VIM. Jordon Of the
Texas Pacific railway.
Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1900-10-20

SHANGHAI, Oct 2o,-One thousand
French troops are reported to have taken
Te Chew, on the northern border Of
Shantung province.
Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1900-10-20

4 'CHscAGo, Oct. 40. IS. j. Morris, who
,clIms 70 sl.asesbeen defrauded out Of
,tyknty sye thonsaud dollars in rail-
Way. sleaf ely john W. Gates, the steel
n,ag,fate, and President Bunton Of the
Kansas City Southern, was arrested this
afternoon with two revolvers with which
he tried to kill both Gates and Bunton.
Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1900-10-20

81. PAUL, Oct, 2o.--Local officials Of
tho Ari,srican Express Company are
.AsyatiGsd over the disappearance Of $7ooo.
Ii is believed that the pouch was stolen
by local people here, but there is no clew.,
Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1900-10-20

As to an intended step to be taken to
protect their own interests in China,
England and Germany will invite the
powers, especially Austria. France. Italy,
Japan, Russia. and the States to accept
the principles Of this agreement.
Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1900-10-20
AGAINST THE
RUSSIAN EMPIRE
News a. to How Russia VIII Take
Il Awaited With World Wide
Interest.

LONDON, Oct. 7o.-The Ger,nan-En
glish alliance is undoubtedly directed
against Russia and the reception Of the
news at St. Petersburg will hold the
worlds interest.
Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1900-10-20
Entries: Harpoon, Willowa. Keno, POGO
Tempo, Cogent, Miss Remsen.
Consolation 'trot.
Wild horse bucking contest.
SPKcIAI. AWARDS.


Mrs. f w Eaves was awarded the IS
picture frame given by L G Neal for the
best oil painting work of the exhibitor.
The $Io hat for the best Battenberg
center piece was awarded to Mrs S Coz,
prize given by Misses Kennedy &
Shaffer, milliners.
The $40 hat for the best embroidered sofa
pillow was awarded to Mrs + A smith,
prize given by Misses Kennedy.& Shaffer,
milliners.
Mrs T Broughton Of Chicago, sister Of
Mrs f Babb, was awarded the first priz ze
tor the best display Of amateur photo
graphy.
For the best cape done in sepia the
first prize was awarded the Miss Margaret
McCallie, Of Moscow.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-11
BRIDGEPORT HAPPENINGS,
Events of a Day in the Town at thu
End Of the Bridge.

) The. funeral Of Robert Carmichael,
whose death was noted yesterday, will
toke place this Afternoon, at 4 o'clock,
from his late residence, on Lombard
street. Rev. Morton, OF the First NJ:
E. church. will oificiate, and interment
viii be made at RlvervIew cemetery.
The Uniformed Rank, Knights OF
Pythlas, will picnic at McSword's or
chard% to-day. Numerous racing events
vii be pulled off In the afternoon and
the evening will be spent In dancing.
Mr.: and Mrs. Z. G. Bedford have re :
turned from n weeks visit with friends
near Mount Pleasant. They will leave
the first OF the week for their home at
Chicago. $3.50, !
8 The last Laughlin house was moved
'across Main street last night, and OK.
capntion VIII commence at once for the
erection of the new mill. ~
Several OF the colored citizens of this
place attended the district convention
of the Mount. Zion Baptist Association
at bridgeport yesterday. S.
Miss Sallle Ellsworth, who has been
the guest of friends in this vicinity for
several weeks. has returned to her
home, Mt Toledo.
Charles Helllng and Joseph Pennlnp-
ton returned yesterday from n few
days, visit with friends at senecavil.e.
Ohio. ~
Mrs. Thomas Pugh, ]. ". and !, i.
Lewis returned Inst evening from n
weeks stay at Bethesda. n
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Aiaskey arr OK.
pected home to-day from two months,
tour through Europe. s
Frank Kerins. OF Newark, ia the
guest of Father Mulhearn, on North
Fourth street. ,f- III =
a number from here spent Yesterday
ut the Owl camp, opposite TiltonyIllc.
George Ralston made n business trim
to ST. clairsville yesterday.
James Robinson Will spend Sunday
In Cleveland. N"'
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, b.. / 4 s
made permanent organization, with
Joseph A. Darrah, president: Thomas
Cow, vice president: Robert c. parrah,
Wheeling, secretary: committee mar
rangements. D. H. Darrah, Thomas NJ.
Darrah. Elmer Pickens, DIR. j. w. OAR
rah and Walter .Darrah.
Governor George X Nash has up
pointed Judge Robert M Eaton. OF
Morristown,, as Belmont county's dele
gate to the National Farmers' Con-
gress, to be held at Colorado Springs,
Col, August 2l-3l. The selection Is an
excellent one. Judge Eaton Is an In
telligent and capable man, an old line
Democrat, but not of the Bryan kind. Z
Fifteen or twenty more BellaIre pco-
pie got away Thursday night on the
Atlantic City excursion. There Is quite
colony of Bellaire people down there
now. and number of former Bellaire
folks from other places. DR.. r. w.
Muhleman Will stop there on his return
from the Paris Exposition. ~
Bellaire has not been as largely rep
resented at Epworth Park during the
assembly days as last year. But the
hot weather and the disposition to 20
to the seashore accounts for It. The
entertainment Is quite us good rs ever,
and the park just us delightful q place.
James W. Sanders. of the Stewart
branch OF the National Ennmeling
Company, Is ut the seaside, listening to
the wild waves. during the present hot
spell. tg+ liS E
George W. Kellar was around yester-
day. raising money for the marching
club uniforms. He is hustler. and
got along splendIdly with his work.
Miss Eliza Lnzurc Is home from n
months visit with her sister at .Chlca-
go, and Miss Lizzie Boneysteele from
visit with Pittsburgh friends. So
Prosecuting Attorney Armstrong
went TO Woodsfield yesterday. 20 are-
main over Sunday with his parents and
his little daughter.
a. D. Workman, an insurance man
OF Kansas City, returned home yester-
day. after n visit with the family Of
w. B. Workman. .
The Farmers Harvest Home picnic
at Bethel on the 23rd will, as usual, at
tract monster crowd, If the weather
Is fair. 6.'i1ts
An Italian laborer at the mill had
the fingers of his RICH. hand mashed
by n piece of metal Thursday night.
Miss Elizabeth Gallaher left yester-
day for New York City, ~
Judge J. 3. briggs. OF Bridgeport, was
in town yesterday.
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BELLA1RE HAPPENINGS. !.
Matters Of Interest in the Metropolis
tsSs Of belmont County. n


Miss Maud Potts. formerly n teacher
In tho schools hero. but for the past
nine years Mt. Cadt., has resigned to
accept n position In the state normal
school, ut Falrmont, VIVA. The CadlZ
Republican pays her compliment that
Will be endorsed by Bellairc people. 1t
Gays: "AllRs Potts has Ind n career OF
great SUCCESS In Cadiz In her school
work. and during oil her, stny hns had
tho warmest esteem and regard Of our
people. Her Roing Is universally re-
grctted hore, but MI are Glad That her
new work VIII be exclusively Of
'tenchlng.in which Glic delights, and on
tirely FREQ from the task OF school gov
ernmont, which is the bane OF every
teachers life" n Il = ;, I,
j. W. CARRIER. who retired from the
Bellnirc. agency OF the Baltimore g.
/. Ohio, yesterday, Is to be located on tho
Pittsburgh division at ErerSnn, Pa.
Cyrus II. strahl Is now In full charge
here. g n Il T. I, y
At tho Darrah reunion at linnoy's
orchard Thursday, they decided 10 hold
tho ono next year on the second Thurs.
day OF August at Wheeling Park. nnd
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Bridgeport Briefs.

It was reported yesterday that the
Crystal glass works would not resume
Monday, as lind been expected, but
would probably get on one week later.
The Belmont base ball team will play
the Mustard Cutters OF Wheeling this
afternoon. at the Wheeling creek
grounds. !,
Mrs. Fred Cook and daughter, and
Miss Julia oberdick left yesterday for
Columbus, to spend several weeks with
relatives. ,4i
At the present time the river is so
low that 1t Is, almost possible to walk
from this city to the Island on terra
firma. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. YATES and laugh-
ter left yesterday, for Phila aelphia, to
spend several weeks with relatives.
Mrs. Lou Conland and daughter re-
turned last evening from weeks
visit with friends at Bethesda. 81,
Barney Allender and Herbert Wood
cock have returned from a. business
trip to NewTPhiladelphia. cg
Mrs. ]. B. briggs leaves Monday for
Niagara Falls and Ch,utououa b N
spend couple of weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. B. Reed have re-
turned from weeks visit with rela7
tives at Salem. w. Va. = !
Misses Eva .Coss and Clara; Franzell
left yesterday for Chautauqua. to spend
n couple OF weeks.
Mrs. Muhleman and children left
Yesterday FOR l'arnesviiie To Visit rel
atives Tor week. 80
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Moundsville Briefs.

Mrs. B. G. McCarty and daughter
Miss Lulu, OF Tyler county. are the
guests. OF Peter Crow and family, OF
Sixth street.
j. Alex Ewing. NJ. Van Pelt and C.
A. Showacre will so out to Melghen
to-day to address Il Democratic meet
Ing.
r. j. McFadden hauled the cabin OF
n box car out on n vacant lot near the
mound. to be used as n, tool house.
Mrs. Tigglebeek. OF Martins Ferry.
Ia here visiting her sons. Who are en-
gagged In the butcher business.
Rex Houston and sister. Miss ToIlie,
have returned from weeks visit with
relatives at Washington, Pa.
Mrs. N. S. RIGGS. OF Purly avenue.
Is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Newton
Garrison, on Blaics Ridge.
Tho Marshall county Teachers In
stitute will convene next Monday morn
ing In the court house.
Ex-County Commissioner Thomas
Anderson. OF Pleasant Valley, was here
on business yesterday.
John Hnzlett, OF Sand Hill, qualified
yesterday as guardian Of William aad
Cora NJ. Jenkins. s.
Charles n. Shaw has returned to De.
troit. Mich. after short visit at his
home here. M
Mr.. A. Stultz and daughter, Miss
Matte. are visiting relatives In Balti-
more. Md. lt3
Thomas Scott and family are occu-
plying their cottage onSfthc camp
grounds.
H. W. Hunter md j. A. Bloyd were
down the river on business trip yes
terdny. 8
W. *. Steele has purchased the Mes
senser barber shop. on jefferson ave-
nue.. -IrIt= .
Mr.. md Mrs. 6. s. T.Grlflth are
spending a few days at Bethesda, o.
g.. W. Conner OF Sherrard, was
transactinS business here yesterday.
]. p. Fitzsinmons and wife. OF viola,
were visiting friends here yesterday, !,
John Merlnar. OF sherrard, was the
guest yesterday Of A. P, Carney.
Miss Blanche Powell. OF Fork Ridge,
isSthe guest Of friends in the city. Z
Mrs. Wood, OF the Orchard. is visit
ing relatives In Bradford. Pa.
z E. G.. Stilwell II spending two
weeks vacation near Cameron.
&C. W. Wlcl;ham. OF Cresap. was call.
ins on friends here yesterday.
George Foster, OF Taylor's Ridge, was
here yesterday on business, ~ =;
w. F. McDougal. OF the First ward,
Is on tho sick list,
Born % Mr.. and Mrs. p. S, I1ubbs--,
a daughter. "a.
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McMECHEN NOTES.
Daily Items Of Interest About People
and Events.

and Events.
Rev. Agnes soviskl Will preach at
the Church OF God this evening at
Moundsville. and Tomorrow at 4 p. m.
Mt Holderman's hall, in North Ben
wood.
Wesley, George and William Ruell
were called 20 Johnstown. Pa., on ac-
count of the death of their brother.
Sheriff James E. Doyle VIII leave for
Atlantic City Tomorrow to spend sew
eral days during the hot weather.
Mrs. NJ. a. Woodburn. OF Mounds
vile. was the guest of her son Alex,
OF McMechen avenue. this week.
Fred Gaines had his finger cut off by
being knocked down by an engine and
his hand falling on the rail.
Mrs. A. l.. Burton has returned to
her home In Moundsville, after spend
Ing short time here. 'a.,,
| n Jacob Zciglar and family, OF Ben
wood, were the guests of friends here
the past few days. 'f
L. NJ. Mcclure had his ankle badly
sprnined by falling from his engine on
Thursday evening. .
Mrs. james Bowman was removed to
the asylum for the insane. ut Weston
yesterday. li5E
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Gatewood nre
enjoying their vacation at Mountain
Lake Park.
George McFamis laid up With np-
pendicitis Mt his home on Washington
avenue. IS.
Fred Hayes. of Las Vegas. n. NJ, is
In town. the guest Of old friends, this
week. s - Il, =
Messrs. HAIR, Fletcher and Ira Bar
rctt have returned from Atlantic City.
w. Il. Jasper and wife hive returned
from n pleasure trip through the east.
Miss Bertha Ruckman has returned
from q visit with friends at Cadiz. o.
Mrs. John .Fahnestocls Is Mt Denni-
SON. o.. visiting her sister for n week..
Henry Novels, OF Cameron. was In
town yesterday, calling on friends.
James Quinn md wife leave to-day
for n thirty days visit In the cast.
Mayor George Artz and family have
returned from Cumberland, Md!
Mrs. Sam Tuttle is very sick at her
home on McMcthen avenue.
Allen McIllvanc Is ut Fish creek vls-
iting friends for week. ~
Dr. II. s. West has gone TO New
York and Atlantic City. ''E :
Frank Howard and family have re-
turned from Cameron.
John Lumley was at Burton visiting
his parents Thursday.
], L, McAIeohsn Is ut Atlantic City
enjoying his vacation.
John ilouck and wife have returned
from Meadville,. Pa. .tia
Mrs. Charles Stevens ia visiting ut
GlovGr's Gnp @ j
Ward Goodwin leaves tonight for
Mountain Lake Park,
\ liALFSthc Ills thnt mnn Is heir to
como from Indigestion, Burdoolt Blood
Bilters strengthens and tones the
stomhch; &Inakts. indigestion lmpos-,
II. u . v
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i b. o. 4 /. To-. H
Dr.. D. L. Lowery, veterinary sur
seon, whose home Is at Warman's
Ridge. disappeared rather mysterlously
yesterday morning and last evening
was still missing. He had spent Tues
day night With a brother-ln-law who
lives near Curtis. In the East End. and
before breakfast was ready started to
take n walk, going ,ir the. direction Of
the fair grounds, and has not been
seen since. He had nc coat on and
no doubt would have attracted ntten-
tlon II seen by anyone His friends
spent all day yesterday searching for
him and nre at loss sto; account for
his strange disappearance. 1t was ru-
mored that someone saw him get on a
street cur early In the day, but the re-
port could not be verified.