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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-10-07
STEVE FLANAGAN Is DEAD.
Dcyiue, Eis Opponent ia
Fridays Bout, Held Without Bail

Philadelphia. oct. 6.-Steye Flanagan. Tho
~ex-ChamplOn bantam weight IN pugilisn.
died tonight at the Hahnemann Hospital.
never having regained consciousness since
his collapse in the fifth round of his fgh-
with Jimmy Deyine at Industrial Hail
last night.
While several men. including Devine. who
were directly connected with the contest
were placed under arrest, the testiunOn.
Presented at the magistrates hearing to-
day before Flanagan DEATH was pOsittv"
on the part of an the witnesses that DO
Llow had been struck Immediately preced-
ing the time that Flanagan sank to tho
floor.
The physicians at the hospital to-day wers
considering the advisabillty of an operation
To- remove a ClOt on the brain. when. MOTTO
ing some Improvement in Fla1agan's conG =
ton. they decided - defer the operation.
Meantime the unfortunate puglilSt had not
Teg=IEcd consciousness, and shortly after
9 o'clock death egSued.
peviue WAS to-day held without hail 20
await the result %! FiauCE9r's injuries and
Ernest Crowhur5. the referee. and Robert
Delaney. Flanagan manager. ard the soc
onGs Of both fighters were released in SEQ
ball as witneSse-.
The auth prItle, Up TO Z late hour tonight
had made no reaIresJs as a sequence of tho
puEiiiSt'S death.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-10-07
PLOT AGAINST PRINCE ALBERT.
Many Socialists Arrested by the
Brussels Police.

Brussels. Oct. As tho result Of a dis
arrests have been made, among those taken
i!-o custody being the persons accused Of
completely IN the pipt q Jean BaptISte ST.
p.3U, the youth VINO attempted to a@-aS-i-
nate the Prince of Wales in Brussels IN
ApIi last. X Is sid that further arrests
are contemplated.
The city authorities have finally persuaded
the Socialists to abandon t.e G,MOUStrl-
ton they had prepared to hD.d tomorrow,
ANA 1t viii occur on Monday. In consider
alton Of the pDStpOEemert. the Socialists
demanded and secured A promise Of pardon
for the Socialist AOiueau. VINO is UNDERGO
ing 2 sentence OF imprisonment at hard la
hor fer having placed Al informal machine
in a doorway. The MAGISTRATES SAT at :He
Town Hall until a late hour tonight TO in
v~estiEate the plot one OF the arrsst-i
persons has been released, but the others
are detained.
The latest reports reduce the importance
Of tie Conspiracy.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-10-07
PITTSBU8G FOL TIE LAST TINE.
Cardinals anG Pirates m
Their Last Series To-DnA

Louis H~eilhronner. John ]. McGraw and
the rest of the tribe OF Cardinals return
home this morning from Pittsburg with the
Pirates. and the two teams will meet tint.
afternoon at League Park. St. Louis will
play four games with PittsbUrg in the next
three days. Tomorrow the teams Will play
two games, the first commencing at I:91
o'clock.
Tuesday the PittSburg team will make .ts
last appearance Of the season IN this city.
The Pirates have second place cIncheG ana
are satisfied. For n month or SO thew tried
hard to reach the pennant. hut 81. Louis
ana Cincinnati broke in UNEXPECTEDLY ard
Won games that set the ambitious youths
from the Smoky City in the background. and
II vas too late for them to even hope for
the psnnant, and now they are glad 10 dn-
ish second. However, the follower of the
fan nlagnate are playing n fast game and
the series that viii be commenced to-day IL
bound TO prove Interesting.
Young ard Cricer will o~fiiciate for st. Louis
to-day. while Lever and O'Connor will work
for Pi~ttsburg. Jack has been resting In 81.
Louis for the past week and he will do his
utmost to beat his old pals.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-10-07
CARTERET Gun CLUB MEET,
Prominent shooters Take Part in Gar
den City, l.. l., tournament

Garden City, L. l.. Oct. S-The Carteret
Gun Club opened its fall and winter season
to-day. Among the prominent shooters who
took part were:
n 4 WEIGH, New York; T. W. Durye1,
New York; ]. G. butcher. New York; c. II.
Stanley, Cleveland. o.; j. :. Williams. New
York: j. s. :. Remsen, Brooklyn, and j. w.
Gates, Pittsburg.
Tn main event Of the tournament was
the Chinese ,Opening day. cup. a live-biri
handicap In this event Remsen and Gates
had IL all their own way. as the other five
contestants fell by the wayside In the first
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-10-07
NO DIVERSION OF FUNDS.
Miss Clara Barton Denies Stories
Sent Out From Galveston.

Galveston, Tex. Oct. G.-M.ss Clara Bar
ton. president Of the American lied Cross
Society, tonight is-Uel 4 s~tst,rneHt leay,4g
that the Texas relief funds had been mis-
appropriated she says that some perish
able goods have been sold because the,
could not well 10 used by the Relief Com
Uijtoe. and the money can be used at any
time.
by action o. the Central Relief Commit
tee to-day $4,000 was appropriated for rc-
pairing wrecked homes. aGi 10000 for
building homes for those WhCse homes We're
completely destroyed. The recipients OF this
assistance are TO b. determined by the
Building Committee. Ten thousand dollars
was appropriated for the purchase of tools,
seW-uE-macLinCs. etc, for persons who
are able to support themselves. but are I'M
able to buy tools.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-10-07
VICTORY FOR CONSERVATIVES.
Their Majority in English Parlia-
ment Will BE 80.

London. Oct. 6.-The only results Of the
days polling received tonight are those
from the Flint and CarnaTon districts. both
Of which elect Liberals, and from the Ship
ley Division Of Yorkshire. West Riding,
which returns 4 Uuiunist. This does not al
ter the gains of the respective parties.
There have been elected 4Sl member thus
far. 81 OF whom are ministerIaliSts and
l55 are representatives of the opposition.
There is 30 probability that the result OF
the Da.lICJiuI IA the lS9 constituencies still
to be heard from Will materially affect the
present position Of the parties. and II IS
generally conceded that the ministerial ma
jority in the new Parliament Will be in the
leighborhoCc of $50.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-10-07
HARVARD IL. BoDwoIN o.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Cambridge. Mass. oct s.-Harvard's
eleven defeated BOwdoin to-day by a score
Of u To .. making a touchdown in each
half. Though the offensive work of Har-
ward was very aggressive, the defensive
was not 50 good, rs BOwdOin made many
gains through the crimson center.
Yet when Harvard had the bail she rushed
II down the haid for steady gains. The
work OF the backs wa5 good. but Kendall
made one touchdown by clsobeying the sig
nal and making a run inside of the end la
stead II going at the center.
The result OF the caBci is satisfactory to
Harvard, because 1t VS. The hes; PLAYED
this gar ana gave evidence Cf Considerable
individual improvement in the team. As for
teamwork, the coaches intend TO devel0p
that later In the season. when the calling
Of the SQUAD has been finished.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-10-07
WRECK ON GREAT NORTHERN.
Freight and Passenger Collided-
Two Trainmcn Fatally Hurt.

Minneapolis, MINI. Oct GA spec!a! to
the Times finn Tacoma, WASH, says:
Ihe Great Northern local passenger
train. bound south. aid Il local frel.ht
tram. boC13 north. coliiGcd on me coast line
just south of El!AoHGs al 1889 this morn
ing.
sam Work. tie engineer Of the passenger
train, was p.u.ULy4 bctwee. his engines
tender. and p~azSeAscrs and traiumel we're
unable to CAt'4cat. nm Tor several hours.
All ta,S .iale he HGs conscious and suffering
greatly. lie was taken 10 the Everett Hos
pifal and his recovery Is doubtful. lie sus-
tanned internal injuries anu his right Lex
was cut Oh and his shoulders manGlei.
Engineer Em3It, OF the freight, was IA
tally injured. Horace g.. HOlyhurtUn and
Mrs. Marshall. both of Everett, were segi-
ously injured and taken To Seattle by
Steamer.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-10-07
AMONG TIE BOWLERS.
Standing of Clabs in the West End
and Mound City Lcagncs.

The J. 5. Merrl.is AID NoTItt-Wests OF ths
ITuGS.sts' Cooked Hat League are at Present
tied " n-st place. each having w-a ten garIrs-
Tie Never Brother with TWO less VICTORIES 10
their credit. are tIIgd. Standing:
Clubs. W l. Cubs W. =.
MJl44tj-N ets I'LL . "a I14.[s --..---. > 20
SMs;gs ( bT as5@ g Co. -S .
Schedule Tor this week: Observation-Disclosures
versus Mound CITY and Meier Brothers versus
Eli LiilyS Oh Crescent alleys J. :. Mer-iIls yec-
sgs Searie * Hure:Is on Acme alleys.
The Blue Ribbons OF t4e Mound city Cooked
Hat league have a twr-ECue advantage over
the COusulEers. their nearest Competitors. Stani-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-10-07
RESULT OF PIEnsoxs DEATH.
Students of Lake Forest University
Give Up Football.

Chicago. oct. As n result Of the death
OF Half Back Lawrence Person. there Will
be no more football this year at Like
Forest University. y mass meeting of the
students of the university was held, and =
unanimous vote cast for canceli1g the
schedule and disbanding the team. The
vote was In harmony with the wishes OF
the faculty.
Person was injured In a Pana Septem-
Der %. and died a few days later.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-10-07
NAxETTE WON.
Took sVr Event of G~ertiemen's Driv-
ing Club Matinee.

Boston, Oct. 6.-The pacing stallion Frank
Bogash. 2.c2-. by Atlantic King. was de-
feated in straight heats by the mare Ma
zctte. 2:07i4, at the Reidville track to-day.
The race was TO wagons and WAS the star
event of the matinee he'd b. the Gentle
mems Driving Club.
MaZ"tte's times were 2I2%.. 2:GsA.. 2-oSls.
An attempt was made by Arion t20.LD 10
successful because OF the weather. His
lime WAS o.lIt.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-10-07
CHICAGO UNIVERSITY WON.
Scored L. to Purduc's 3 in n Stubborn.
iN Contested Gnmc.

Chicago. Oct. 1.-THE eleven Of Chicago
University defeated thai of Purdue Uni
vCrsity at football this afternoon by the
score Of u to .. The score for the first
hdf was Shicaso. IL turdUe, .. Tor me
caro- made the first touchdown inside Of
The first six minutes Of play. but failed TO
KICK g0al.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-10-07
rENNsYLviNii IS. nAvERFOaD o.

IT q
Philadelphia. oct. 6.-Consiiering the ex-
haustins football weather that prevailed
today. the University of PenasvIya.it
team did 4, ;narkably well. winning from
HaverfoTd College by a score Of IS to q. 1t
little could be expected of her. Pennsylyi-
ala played fast and snappy football and
won hands down.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-10-07

The initial weeks matches in the West Fni
Cooked Hat League will be h0wlei Tuesday. as
follows: Glotes a; home to IIuperials; Caves at
home % CUmptoHs. AGNES at home to GRANTEES.
The Central Cooked Hat League. which vas
organized two weeks ago. viii begin pTsce-di.cs
this week. az follows: M~onday-BrOkrgs versus
Olace Men. and Cosmos versus EACe!sIsrs. Tues
Cay-SOutherns versus crcSlCuts.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-10-07
Chief Of Police Declares That
They Cannot leave New
York State.
EiCE MYSTERY NOT YET CLEAR.
10Th The Lawyer and the Valet
Secretary Of the Dead Million
airr Cling to Their
Original Story.
HEPrELIC sPrCrAT.

SPECIAL
New York. oct mo attempt WAS made
today 20 obtain the ro,o-en ~ either Al
bert T. Patrick or Charles T. Jones on
bail. The men Who are suspected OF having
forced the names o. the late William
Marsh Rice 60 checks and other d.cu-
r'"@ts Cr great value may remain in 1aIi
uHti tbs charges 1s i-at them are disposed
90. Had they furnished n0-5H today the
would haye been .1usl.a'ely ~.atrasttH.
ana, as the police aFe reaiy 10 u.a.; them
with various warrants. III -r e.aLC,s Of
obtaining their Na,r-y in the near future
gre not hat:cr'nE.
That William n. Rice. the aged million
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-10-07
CREsCEUs KING OF STATIONS.
Broke His own and Worlds Record
by TrOtting q Vile in 2;NI.

Cleveland. o.. oct Sat the Chenille
track this afternoon. Cresceus made a new
ing n mile In 2.0i. which beats his own pre-
y!ous record by three-quarters Of a second.
Cresceus coEefN Ihe nine without q slip,
Pea.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-10-07
FRIcHs TEsu WON MATCH.
DucLwortL work Of So Net out the
Feature of Cricket Contest.

The cricket game yesterday afternoon
was between teams picked ~ J. W. Flick
ana Joe Fletcher. and Isslsitel IN Il win
nius Tor tTI,ks team by iO:ty-tWO runs
fur the winning side the Reverend T.
DuckwoTJn made Il capital forty six not out.
ana T.. +. NOIden Played a good inning Tor
has twenty. Fletcher vas tH" only r.;- 20
pat tugether double figures Oh his own size
and would probably nave carried MS bat
had the IiIat remained sod until me tnd
% The innings.
Below Is the score:
). -. TRICK SIpE
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-10-07
HARRY NARIJoN,
HARRY NARBON,
Champion golfer of the world, who Won that title ut Wheaton, ILL.,,
on Friday last.

straight line buckinS. In the second half
another touchdown was earned 10y Prince
toa'S backs in the same manner and Lchigh
WIS strongly Dutplaycd.
ON the whole. the work Of the Prime
ton team. while good. was not up to the
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-10-07
RUNNING RECORD BROKEN.
Lon Hurst Covered twenty Miles f.
I Hour 63 Minutes 81

London. Oct. at WoOdSren to-day
Lon Hurst broke the worlds professional
twenty-mlIa running record. covering tho
distance in l hour g minutes and 42 sec
ondS-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-10-07

ten birds. Eemseu ami Gates th,u shot
OF their IT,. with th- result That t;"ms.I
won out with a strti-At xii pi went live
biYtis. against Gates tveuty-fuur. l.-u-
s-n thus CI.riei off q big cup. lined with
god, presented by the club.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-10-07
EMPEROR'S PALACE EVACUATED
Russians Retire and Japan With
draws a Full Brigade.

Pekin. Monday, Oct. 1.-The Russians
have evacuated the summer palace.
The Ninth Japanese Brigade is leaving
here. The Twsnty-frst japanese Brigade
will remain in Peki and in Tien-Tsin.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-10-07

tons score made September .. 1y21.
The result OF the tournament was that
Hilton duplicated the feat Of his clubm:ity.
John Bail. Of winning both the amateur
and the Irish championships in tire same
year. In the final, Hilton beat Sydney Fry
OF Mid-Surrey by eleven Up and nine .
play.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-10-07
OPPOSED TO REVISION,
Presbytery Makes Decision Regard
ing Confession of Faith.

Fergus Falls, Mimi, Oct. e-The Red Riy-
er Presbytery voted against the proposition
for a revision OF the confession of faith.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-10-07
81. Louis.


The preliminaries for the Onwentsia cha
lenge cup will be played Monday between
the Onwentsia Blues and the ST. Louis
team.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-10-07
p..IN,EToN ~. LHI,.Gu ..

MI" NI," .-.-|IIL-
IrIng.t,a. y. J.. oct. The Tigers got
a seven, Shaking w to-day. when j-,,
Let abe LcuIsH University team, being ab:o
GO a,uye o..ly two tJucuiuWLs. with 5Ja-s.
Against the visitors. "u.i- die latter scored
e. .crudoUu Oh 4 iiuAe.
Iriuor.ua T--sas vas Ta2Scd. there
bong IEu,u I.IDr4.s ana a To- Of uit-sIJe
p,ay. but the J,Iu.WolA was IL the man
good.
I.ehlch'5 strong point was her defense.
Though which the Tigers found difficulty
10 breaking. Nearly all the gains wess
HaG, through r.-.t tackle.
I|l,I-u..U ctIT.,I ,.r bail over for Prince
toms fist Touchdown anu kicked the 500.
tins being the only s,u-ius done III the first
AJlf. This touchdown was made Hy
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-10-07
Unidentified Man Loses His Life on
Cherokee Line Near Twelfth
Street Bridge.
FENDER FAILED TO WORK.
NoI"rman Under Arrcst-NrS.
Rose CasSrll Thrown From
Wagon Oh Eastun Avenue
and Seriously Injured.

An unidentified mar. arnarcn,rv O. yea,
old. H'- instantly ki!Ird yesterday after
noon hy car No. 80 OF the Cherokee ls.I-
Sion Of the transit company. az the south
eFH urrroa n of the Twelfth Street Hr.!.r.
II is supposed that The nan was au yr,-
T.yye Of the Shiokl". Harrison * Howard
Foundry Company. anu at the time o.. the
accident he WAS crossing GiaGonalIy the in
t.Is..ilnu e Twelfth and G-tjiut streets.
Tho car was in char2, Of A,otJrmau Chas.
Bliss. and. according To the police. she ear
was going at a rapid rate. Tie fender WIS
dropped. but IL -! not work. Tho bod. WIS
dragged for a distance Of fifty 1,ct. Nyhau
eNtricatcd. it was asgertaiu,d thai IA,
right Lee had been almost severed. NAT the
hip. pelth was ius:antai euus.
The body WAS removed to the uurgua.
aogtorlHan Bliss was arrested and Will ln
held pending inyosti-a'!ou. lie declared tina,
the accident WAS Unlv,iJablc.
Mrs. Rose Clss,ll Of No. 900 Baldwin
avenue sustained internal injuries and a
broker arm at : O'clocS last night IN a
slreet-car accident. She Was driving Ia a
wagon which was loaded with candies al
Glasgow and EdStun avenues. when "a car
Of the Eas,un avenue division If the trans
it company struck tho yeh,cIy Mrs. cas-
sell WAS thrown to the street. When MOB J
Up she WAS unconscious. but was soon ry-
vivyd.
Candy was scattered over the street. 10
the satisfaction Of boys and girls Who were
in the n.i-Ghorhood
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-10-07
Yale. Princeton, Harvard and
PENNSYLVANIA Won Their
Games Yesterday.
SOME RAGGED WORK NOTED.
Lchi@h Gave The Orange and Black
Il Soldering Scare by Scoring
Five I'uintS-pihcr
Games Played.
E~ETTIILC SPECIAL.

E~EpTHILC SPECIAL.
New Haven. Conn. oct. yale played
a mu,h-improyod lrIn" t'-lty against
tufts college. and Won b. q score Of
81 To 0.
For most ~ the time. It was suarry
la'l' aI. .i,hoUHn il was feared by Tho
c,aca.I5 that t.r warm weather would
have Il bad eject "u the players. only
tuiro-ouc- Ia each haif-was tufts able
{" 90 Isryn wijh the Yale rush line. On
,h.s. occasions. Vale was held TOY downs.
but Tui,s never ati ;he BAH within atr.N-
irs distance u Yates goat, and lot al
save Cd fraction Of t-e ul-e. It Was ia Y~.e
Territory.
In~ Same demonstrated that Ia!e is rap
L.Il .Mu.uNlur.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-10-07
Runs.

Eastman. how y1t al. booker Runs.
Doctor =. Murray g. !.8y..Js, flstcher.-..---- ;
il. y. tIHL-lI 9 Ii-t---r. Ilt.usuu-....-.-.. d
4. L Md---s - SHAW,
r. bucANy.th n.
}. ". 4rlvA b. Robinson 3
e. J.. I.Cr.n b. Robinson. "
=. " Tanner c. baL-pst. 4tysiHzLu----.---..-- o
=. Powers !. letLU, %
/. Basgott D. tIct-1eT 1
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-26
A FLOATER
FOUND In THE
BACK RIVER
Monday Afternoon, and Identified as
the Body Of wilmOt Erancy,
of Toronto, Who Was
DROWNED FIRST OF APRIL.
Coroner Made an Investigation, and
Had Body Inferred at Pen-
iusular Cemetery.

Yesterday afternoon at O'clock John
w. Reedy, heater at the Aetna Stand
ard mills, ana resident Of the Island,
was fishing at the foot of Virginia
street. Island, in the back river. when
he discovered floater in the river not
far from shore. He and others got the
body ashore, and informed County Cor
oner schultze, by whose direction It was
taken to the undertaking establishment
OF Foster & Watkins. The body was
almost entirely decomposed, and was
very difficult to handle. The clothes
had almost entirely rOtted away, there
being only the remnants of a pair OF
overalls. and pair of Nrubber boots,
with felt tops The body was that OF a
young man apparently of nineteen or
twenty years of age.
Later in the afternoon. Coroner
schultze made an investigation, and ar
rived at the conclusion that the body
was that of Wilmot Francy, son Of r.
NJ. Francy, OF Toronto, Ohio, who was
drowned at that place on the FIRST day
Of last April. The coroner reached this
conclusion by description of young
Francy which he had clipped from a
newspaper, as is his custom. Francy's
father was informed Of the recovery Of
the body, which was inferred in Penln-
sular cemetery without delay, owing to
the intense heat.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-26
BLUE
SERGE
SUITS.

Last year we sold hum
dreds Of Blue Serge Suits.
We told you to bring them
back ifanything went wrong.
Not one showed up-tnust
have given satisfaction.
We're selling more thisyear
and with the same request
bring them back if not right.
Good way to buy clothes. 1t
makes you safe-makes us
safe, too.
We've two particular Blue
Serges to which we call your
attention-our 5000 and $780,
Either plain, single-breasted
sack or double-breasted sack,
with or without silk facing,
and splendidly tailored all
through.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-26
BRIEF MENT1oN1Nas.
Events in and About the City Given
in Nutshell

in a Nutshell
Council meets tonight in regular ses-
sion.
Wheeling Terminal officers were elect
ed yesterday at Pittsburgh. w. r
Hubbard, president OF the Pewikey. Is
o director.
A merry go-round Is being put up at
the corner Of Main and Sixteenth
streets. the place made Gladsome by It's
presence last summer,
General Manager Edgar A. Holmes,
Of the Pittsburgh. Connellsville q
Wheeling Railway Company, announces
in another column that he Is ready to
receiv" bids for the construction OF MS
road in Marshall county
The annual commencement of st
Josephs Academy occurs this evening
at the Carroll Club auditorium, ana
doubtless, as usual, the auditorium VIII
be filled to it's capacity. An attractive
programme will be rendered by the
young people.
Squire Rogers will announce his de-
cis!On to-day in the damage suit
brought against Squire Srolowltz by the
two Market street fruit dealers whU
ask for 500. the alleged amount OF
damages said to have been caused by
an improper a' service Of an execution or
their store.
Tomorrow the seventy-hfth com
mencement of Franklin College occurs
nj New Athens AS this win round Ut
three-quarters OF a century OF honora'
BE work. unusual interest is manifest
ed, and more than the usual large at
tendance is expected. The bids for the
new college building Will be opened to-
dUy
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-26
MURDER IS CHARGED.

Against Ed Gregg and wife at
Moundsville by the Humane So
ctety = Alleged Their chiid's
Death Was Caused by Failure to
Provide Medicine.
Humane Officer Echols. of Wheeling.
was in Moundsville yesterday. and
swore out warrants for the arrest of
Ed. Gregg and wife, before Justice
George Edwards. charging them with
murder.
1t will be remembered that the hui
name officers attention was called to
their sick child. for whom they had had
no medical aid and had refused to give
any medicine. The officer ordered them
to secure the services of a physician,
which they did not do, and q short
time after that the child died.
The hearing OF the case has been set
for 2 o'clock this afternoon. The case
is of a peculiar character and has at
tracted much attention at Moundsvllle
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-26

Virginia College.
Lost-GOld Watch Charm Loeket.
Conyenlent-H. + Behrens Co.
Notice TO Contractors
Too Many High Grade Hammocks-Stan'
toms Old City Book Store.
Fresh Saratoga ChIps-Abert stolze
& Co.
For SaIe-Stone FJnggins.
Redemption OF Bonds,
Tuurists-R. II. List.
wunted-To Rent One Room.
For Snle-A Partition.
For Kentucky Furnished Rooms.
For sale-SeeOnd Hand Typewriter
Wanted-A Good Hand Iroher
SceRe-Geo NJ. Shook & Co.-Eighth
Page.
Cool Silk Front Summer Shirts-McFad-
den's-Second Page.
Notice-Wm. +. c. Schnelle.
Stocks for Sale-Slmpson & Tatum.
Albany Dentists.
For Sale-Theo w. Fink & Co..
Woven Wire Hammocks-Geo. w, John
sons Sons.