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sensation In wyoming. Pa.

A murder mystery has developed at
Wyoming, Pa, near Wilkesbarre, and the
principal figure in it is Rev. ID. 9. Stuart,
Il former pastor Of the Wyoming Baptist
church. His wife died suddenly two
weeks ago at the home of her daughter
in Plymouth She had been married but
three months and WAS i'll only ten days.
Her illness was not considered serious.
and she died suddenly shortly after her
husband had carried dinner to her bed
side An empty bottle having the label
of "carholic acid" was found near the
bed, and suicide was suggested Numer-
ons suspicious circumstances have been
brought to light aud the body was ex-
humed and an autopsy will be held. The
minister was asked to account for some
money belonging to the church, which
he failed to do, and he resigned his
pastorate and left for Philadelphia,
where he was arrested
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Washington, Nov. 22.--The navy de-
partment has received a report from
Commander B. r. 1iney, the command
ant of the naval station at Pago Pago, ON
the island of Tutuila, Samoa. Peace and
quietness, says Commander Tilley, pre-
vail everywhere among the natives, and
they are obedient. tractable and indus
trious Attention is being given to the
cultivation of cocoanuts and bananas,
and marked increase in the expectation
of crops is noted. A number OF roads
and harbor entrances are said to be- suf-
fering for want Of Improvements. and
Commander Tilley says that the natives
would be much encouraged by the ex-
penditure Of few thousand dollars by
the government for this purpose.
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Lord RohnrAa Hurt.

London, Nov. % Early reports Of
Lord Roberts accident have been veri
fed. On Sunday last while he was riding
his horse fell with him, and he was shak
en- and bruised, but no limbs were broken
AS he has since sent dispatches to the
war Office it is believed that he is per
forming his usual duties, especially as he
has not mentioned the accident. A dis
patch to The Standard says; Lord Rob
erts' bodyguard removed him to Govern
ment House, Johannesburg. He was
badly shaken and bruised, but it is ex-
pected that he win be able to take the
field again in the course of few days"
The Daily Telegraph learned that Lord
Roberts has telegraphed privately to the
secretary Of state for war, Mr.. William
St. John Brodrick, that he felt no i'll eff
fects whatever.
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New York, Nov. 22.The syndicate
that is building the new cup defender nj
the Hcrreshoffs' is no longer myste u.
Both the names of the yachtsmen com
prising the association ana the mana rel
OF the yacht were builetincd Mt the New
York Yacht club house last evening b
Secretary ]. ". S. Oddie, The synaicete
is composed OF Vice Commodore Argns
belmont Of the AIineola, former Xiss
Commodore james Stillman, Colsne Dl
ser II. Payne Of the steam yacht G.
MIA and Henry Walters Of the steam
yacht Narada. w. Butler Duncan. ,ll
viii be in charge Of the yacht,
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Newport, r. l., NOV. 22-Denniston
nj. Bell. son of Or. G. NJ. Bell of New
port aud New York. who has confessed
TO setting fire TO the bathing pavilion
at Bailey's Beach and J. H. Mahoney's
fore the court here yesterday for trial as
TO his sanity, and Judge Baker ordered
him committed to Bloomingdale Insane
asylum in New York, where he was taken
last night Incidents were cited to show
the young mans mania for fires since
early childhood. being entirely uncontrol-
liable when fire alarms We're given, with
an abnormal fondness for excitement at
tending fires, and to satisfy the craving
he sets fires which he later confessed.
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Ten killed In Mississippi.

Arkabucla, Miss, Nov. 22-Tuesday
afternoon tornado descended upon this
little town, and as result of its fearful
intensity ten persons were killed outright,
and 20 were injured. The storm over
whelmed the town about o'clock in the
afternoon, and in few minutes nearly
svery building was demolished. Many of
The victims were pinned under the wreck
age and were extricated with difficulty
The tornado passed to the northeast and
caused much damage through the coun-
try districts.
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james b. Dunlap; the leader Of several
bands Of bank burglars, one of which
some time ago robbed the Northamp-
ton tMass.l bank of $1,0O0,000; con-
fessed at Watseka,. Ills-,. to footing, Pate's
bank at Wellington. Ills, on March, %
last. He has been in Jail in Watseka ev-
er since last April, when he was cantur-
ed in Chicago, but until now has denied
his guilt Finally, however, he pleaded
guilty, and Judge Hilscher sentenced him
to 20 years Imprisonment, the extreme
limit for robbery. He will be taken to-
Joliet at once. james b Dunlap known
for many years as the king of bank rob-
beFs, was arrested in Chicago on March
"a last by Central station detectives. He
was found living in luxurious apartments
In Wabash avenue near Twentyethird
street and was arrested ON his returnl
from Iooting Pate's bank at Wellington,
His. In his possession were his tools and
supplies for safe blowing, but none ofItlie'
So, 900 of which the bank had been rob-
hod
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Gallon. o., Nov. -. IA cablegram was
received here by the family of Lieutenant
+. w. Alstaetcr of the United States en-
glneering corps, announcing that he has
been liberated by the insurgents and that
he will start for home soon. Lieutenant
months ago while building a railway near
Manila. He was acting as the superin-
tendent Of the survey. He has been con
fined in Korona mountains, north Luzon,
nnder charge of Colonel Pedson mes
sage yesterday said that he had made d
request for money and clothing and that
tLose had been sent 70 his prison.
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New York, Nov. %. Friends of DR.
Hans Schiller, principal of a military
school for boys at College Point, Long
Island, We're delighted and astonished
when he told them that he had been in
formed that he had come into possession
of fortune of $1,000,000, the git of a
wealthy uncle in Germany. DR.. Schuler
explained that his uncle had made a
great fortune in the coffee business, but
had decided to retire owing to- his ad-
vanced age. The professor was the head
of the Flushing seminary, an educational
institution for young women, for many
years
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COUNTRY STORM SWEPT
Wind RACES From Pacific to
Atlantic.
MANY KILLED IN TENNESSEE.

Deaths From Tuesdays Tornado Els
age Done In Many Cities and Town,
In other States.
Nashville Nov. 22.--The tornado which
swept through central and western Ten
nessee Tuesday night, extending from d
point north of Lula, Miss, to La Grange
Tenn, left trail of death and destruc
ton in its wake. Already the death list
amounts to GA and the number of injured
to more than 100. Telegraphic communi.
cation to regions visited by the tornado
is interrupted, and it is feared that when
full details are known the list of the
dead and injured will be increased.
The damage to houses timber and 9TH
er property will reach large figures.
Great damage is reported from the
counties bordering on Mississippi and
farther on. Columbia, in Maury county,
is the heaviest sufferer Lavergnc, No
lensville and Gallatin also felt the winds
force, the storm finally losing its head
way against the Cumberland mountain
range.
So far as known the greatest loss of
life was in Columbia, where at least %
killed in the immediate vicinity increase
the number of dead to 40 or more from
in and about Columbia alone.
The path of the storm through Column
bia was about so yards wide through the
northwestern suburbs. In it's path every
thing is completely wrecked. Not even
the iron and stone fence of the arsenal
grounds is standing.
~ Al.
Farrells and two other large homes were
demolished.
With the exception of these four houses
the storms path was through a section of
the town populated chiefly by negroes
and the poorer classes, and the houses
were mere novels. 1t is estimated that
$50 of them were totally destroyed and
larger number damaged. Hundreds are
homeless and penniless.
The number of houses destroyed in the
Nolensville neighborhood is 16. There
were two fatalities, and IL persons were
injured.
In Lavergne, 10 miles south of here on
the Nashville, Chattanooga and st. Louis
road, the velocity of the wind was mar
Vicious and from best reports lasted only
about 20 seconds. In this short time
about 80 dwellings were turned into kin
ding wood. The loss of life is small
compared with the narrow escapes made
The wind made a swath about 200 yards
wide through the middle of the town.
The Lavergne High school and the de-
pot, the two largest buildings, were laid
fat on the ground. The railroad lost
four section houses also. The victims Of
the tornado in Lavergne were George
K0bertson and infant child.
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aIanehester weda Miss zimmerman

The social sensation of the hour in
London is the secret marriage of the
Duke of Manchester to Miss Helena Tim
norman of Cincinnati. 1t is said that the
marriage may result in a sensational suit
for breach of promise against the duke
by an American actress That Miss Tim
norman is heiress to $15,0OO,O00 has, the
duke says, nothing to do with the case.
The duke and duchess are now at Tan
deragee castle on their honeymoon They
will sail for America next Saturday to
beg forgiveness of the father of the bride
Canon Barker, the officiator at the we'd
ding, relates how Mr.. J. Lambart, one of
the Duke of Manchester's supporters,
when notifying him of the dukes desire
to be married described the prospective
bride as IAN American heiress with ten
thousand year now and unlimited pros
poets, as her father is one of the richest
men in America" In reply to questions
by Canon Barker Mr.. Lambart admitted
that the lady's parents were not aware
of the intended marriage.
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"Our civilization demands a greater
or less degree OF nleneAaeity." remarked
the abstruse person we are con-
stantly encoDntering some empty
phrase. some conventional remark.
which rs absolutely devoid of SINGER
ity.'
That's right" answered the book
agent That's perfectly true. /, ara
reminded Of ii every time | walk up. 10
the front step where there is a, d9ar-
mat with che word welcome on. it, -
Washington Star
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nclhavrn, Tai, Nov. ia violent
windstorm passed over this (Cinton)
county yesterday. The building now I'M
der construction for the PENNSYLVANIA
Hire Brick company at Beach Creek was
blown down, aud Thomas Stahl, an en-
ployce. had leg severely injured. 1--WE
tobacco sheds belonging TO Robert Me
Cormick heiow this city were torn tC
pieces. and the crop of 1,200 acres of to-
bacco leaf stored in the sheds was de
stroyed. The tobacco Shed of Thoma.
McKcague at McElhattan was also de
stroyed. and two iron stacks at L. Nj
Patterson x Co.'S pipe works, this city
Were blown down.
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Charles w. Morse and the American
Ice company have won a temporary vic
tory in the appellate division of the New
York state supreme court. Ii has decided
to allow the writs asked by Mr.. Morse to
issue. Thrse win restrain the attorney
general from compelling the American ice
.llst directors and officers to appear be-
eorc the referee appointed to take testi-
e.ony as to an alleged trust The court
Nnlds on the several motions that the or
lar Of Justice Chester refusing to vacate
he order made by Justice Chase appoint
ing Referee Nussbaum was appealable to
The appellate division and reyerses the
order denying the motion to vacate and
tacates the order made by Justice Chase
| yhcreby Mr., NusSbaum was appointed.
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ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND.
Congress- to BE Asked For Army of
Tint Size

That Size.
Recent reports from the Philippines,
including General MacArthur's declara-
ton that he could not spare any of the
military force now in the archipelago,
has convinced the war department au-
thorities that there can be no material
reduction of the troops in the Philippines
for some time and that every volunteer
regiment will have to be replaced if re-
turned to the United States. To do this
twill require the passage by congress of a
bill authorizing an army Of about 100000
men, and the present intention of the sec
rotary Of war is to have presented to CON
gress as soon as possible bill for the re-
organization of the army. 1t is expected
that by Jan. it will be apparent what
congress will do along this line, and the
war department officials can then plan
| for a general reorganization of the mill
tary force in the Philippines. Plans for
this reorganization contemplate most
active campaign. Nothing is to be neg
lected which will aid in the stamping out
Of the remnants of the insurgent army.
Many of the regular regiments have
been in the Philippine service ever since
the first expedition under General Ander-
son arrived at Manila. These will in all
probability be allowed to return to the
United States and their places filed by
fresh troops that have been resting in
this country, 1t is proposed to have
general cleaning up of the military or
ganization in the Philippines so as to
continue active operations with fresh
troops instead of those who have to some
extent become run down by reason of
tropical service. AS rapidly as possible
all the sick soldiers will be returned to
the United States. and only those of ex-
cellent health win be allowed to remain
in the regiments that are to stay in the
islands 1t is not expected that any addi-
tional regiments which congress might
authorize will be recruited in the Philip
pines from among the volunteer regi-
ments now there, as this plan was tried
when the $4,000 volunteers were au-
thorized and comparatively few men re-
enlisted.
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Charles n Crlttenden. an evangelist,
visited the county Jail in Paterson, \. j..
Sunday aud ruducted services. All the
prisoners, litmdmg McAlister, Kerr.
Campbcn unl Death. who are charged
with Jennie Bosschieter's murder, at
tended the services. AT the close Ait.
Critteudea asked the prisoners who want.
ed to lead a Christian life to raise then
hand. All but Kerr responded, Death
and Campbell shedding tears as they put
MP hand. After praying for the pris-
oners Mr.. Crittcnden Shoes hands with
She men and talked to thvm.
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TIRE VOC nr nehrnal.a

Lincoln, Neb, Nov. 22-Mr. McKin-
ley's plurality in Nebraska is 1922. The
vote east was. Mckinley, 121 1886; Bry-
IN, 114,O13. This is the vote received by
the highest elector on each ticket. The
total vote of the state was PSI, 1893.
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eve rrrsnns l<iIIeh.

San Francisco. NOV. - \ report from
Santa pailara says five people have
been killed there by the upsetting Of a
stage. No details have yet been re-
.eiypd
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Great Dane for Sale.

Eightts. n months old. Well trained
and honsp broken An excellent watch
dog. Coz d disposition Apply to
sl8l CHRONICLE OFFICE
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Killed by Unknown Assassin.

MIFFLINTON. Pa. Oct. 3.-WhIle
reclining In chair beside an open win
dow. last night, ut his home ut Oriental,
Juniata county, Adam Cooling was
shot through the mouth by an unknown
ASSASSIN and instantly Killed. On Sun
day Mr.. Cooling was heard to remark
that he had but two enemies in the
world. Of one of whom he was terribly
In fear. The entire community there
abouts has been thrown into n state of
excitement and are requesting the SER
Vices OF an experienced detective to fer
ret out the assassln.
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A Life and Death Fight.

Mr.. w. a. Hines, OF Manchester, H.,
writing OF his almost miraculous cs.
cape from death. says: Exposure az.
ter measles induced serious lung trou.
BILE. which ended in Consumption. |
had frequent hemorrhages and
coughed night and day. All my doctors
said / must soon die. Then I began Ia
use DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con.
sumption. which completely cured me.
I would not be without It even If It
cost ST 90 bottle. Hundreds have
used II on my recommendation and nil
say II never falls to cure Throat, Chest
and Lung troubles Regular size 600
and 81 90. Trial bottles free at Logan
Drug Co.'s drug storc,-4. 49, 60
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Arrested for Theft.

CLEVELAND. o., Oct. 3.-Captaln
James Corrigan, father Of Jane Corri-
gan, one of the victims of the yacht
Idlcr disaster. was shown the dispatch
from Pittsburgh to-day announcing the
arrest of Charles r. Samuels In that
city. upon the charge OF robbing Miss
Corrigan's body Of $4,000 worth OF jew
elry. Captain Corrigan said: sam
uels was employed in cleaning the de-
bris out Of the Idler after the vessel had
been raised and brought into port. We
believe he contiscated jewelry and 9TH
more
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IF WOMEN ONLY KNEW
What Heap Of Happiness it Would
Bring to Wheeling Homes.

Hard to do housework with an aching
back.
Hours of misery al leisure or ut work.
II women only knew the cause:
Backache pains come from sick kid
neys.
Doan's Kidney Pills will cure it.
Wheeling people endorse this.
Mrs. Caroline Ritz, of 1913 Market
street, says: II suffered terribly with
my kidneys for two years and nothing
did me any good until got Doan's Kid
ney Pills at the Logan Drug Company.
They cured me-"
For sale by all dealers. price so cents
per box Foster-Milburn Co.. Buffalo.
N. Y, sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Do3n's-and
take no other,
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4 Word
TO Doctors

I We have the highest regard for the
medical profession. Our preparations
nrc not sold for the purpose OF antagon.
king them, but rather as an aid. We
lay It down as an established truth that
internal remedies are positively injuri.
Gus TO cxpectant mothers. The distress
and discomforts experienced during the
months preceding childbirth can be al
leviatcd only by external tIcatmcnt--by
applying liniment that softens and re-
lakes the ovcr-strained muscles, We
make and sell such n linimcut COM
bining the ingredients in q manner
hitherto unknown, and call it
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sivc partisan, but such trusts as the
Sugar trust and Standard Oil trust Is q
sweet scented affair"
Admitted He Wrote It,

He asked the doctor IL he did not
write that article, and he had to admit
that he did. He also talked about Bry-
ans record upon that subject. He also
showed that Croker and Van Wyck. as
we'll as Jones' chairman Of the Demo-
cratic national committee, were stock
holders In the Ice trust and the Anleri-
can Cotton trusts. These men had more
to do with nominating Bryan than any
one else, and as Bryan has gone all over
the country and talked In the interest
OF silver mine owners, (all stockholders
In silver mine trusts) he should be the
last man to open his mouth.
Captain Dovener wound UP With a
patriotic appeal to the people to stand
by the flag and the country and vote
for their interests; not to let party pre-
judice interfere with their Judgment,
and to vote for Mckinley, the advance
agent of prosperity, and the party In
power that brought about the present
condition of affairs.
DR.. Hollis reply was simply n rehash
In very weak manner of what he had
originally repeated. The whole meet
ing from n Republican standpoint was
pronounced success.
It was q gala day for the grand old
county OF Gilmore. tts'
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Mother Friend


We know that in thousands of cases
II has proved moro than blessing to
expectant mothers. 1t overcomes morn
Ing sickness. 1t relieves the sense Of
tightness. Headaches cease, and dan
ger from Swollen, Hard and Rising
Breasts is avoided. Labor itself is
shortened and shorn of most of the pain.
We know that many doctors recon-
mend it, and we know that multitudcs
ofwomcn 60 to tho drug stores and buy
1t because they arc sure their physicians
have no objections. We ask trial.
just a fair test. There is no possible
chance OF injury being the result, be.
cause Mothers Friend is scientific.
ally compounded. 1t is sold at 81 n bot.
tie, and should be used during most OF
the period OF CESSATION, although great
relief is experienced If used only short
time before childbirth. Send for our IL
Illustrated book about Mothers Friend.
Til. BRADFiELD REGULATOR CO.
go ser ATLANTA. GA ia 81
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II Baby is Cutting Tneth

Be sure and use tina: old and well.tricd
remedy. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup, Tor children tcrthing. 1t soothcs
the enid. softcns the gum. alnys all
pain, cures wind cole and Is tho best
remedy for dlarrhoca, Twcnty.flvn
ccnta q bottle. mw&f :
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Speaking of William

The slnb-sidcd fellows In this county
who are going around yelling about the
Philippines. should remember that 1t
was their own beloved MacCorklc who
said: '"ro leave the islands Is to turn
them over 10 narchy."--Lincoln Clti-
zen,
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Nominated as Commissioners.

SAN JUAN DE PORTO RICO, Oct. s.
AT the Republican convention hello
here last night Frederic Degctau was
nominated as commissioner to Congress-
The federals VIII probably nominate
julie Larrinaga for the same office at
n convention to be held tomorrow,
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And in Families Also,

Accidents Will happen In the best Of
regulated newspaper offices, as witness
that in the State Journal establish
ment MISUNDERSTANDING State
Journal.
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Still Resins tho Row

Brother Holt didn't make any black
berry dumplings here, but he fddled
himself to II ilnish.-Blueneld Telc.
graph,
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BANK OF THE ONO VALLEY
CAPITALISTS, 5000.

WILLIAM a. lSETT.. .Prcslden!
MORTIMER POLLOCK. ..Vice Presidsa!
J. A. MILLER.....
j. II. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Cash'e.
Drafts on England. Ireland. France sha
Germany.