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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-10-21
LLSBU

WELLSBURG, w. Va, October 90
The Wellsburg Herald, called by many
the "Dinky." takes exception to the
Registers account of the Freer meet
ing here Monday night, and calls it the
"Prevaricator." The only error in the
Registers account was in using a small
initial letter In the word Frost, which
should have been a capital. Mr.. E. A.
Frost is chairman of this county's exc
cutive committee, and it was his lame
| the item referred to. although the meet
ing was not the warmest on earth. In
our estimation the Herald should first
remove the mote from its own eye, then
1t can best see to pick 1t out of its
neighbours. In the Herald's account of
the meeting they would try to have its
readers believe that the seating room
was all taken and many were compelled
to stand. And o, how Romeo spoke
with tears in his eyes. in his eulogy of
the colored soldier, citizen and voter,
but strange to say in that part of
Barth's opera hall knowo Il some of
the youthful theaJregoers as Negro
heaven" we noticed two lone colored
gentlemen, while empty seats surround
ed them on every hand, like the turtle
oasis in the sandy desert. Now. If u
Republican friends think so much of
the dear colored man and so many were
compelled to stand. why were the seats
vacant? No answer could save the
echo of our interrogation. AS for the
| great amount of enthusiasm the Herald
| speaks of, we failed to hear only an oc-
casional applause. And the three lusty
cheers usually given for William. of
Canton, were only conspicuous by their
absence. The i-erald also, in a recent
issue, goes into details as to how great
and glorious is Stephen B. Elkins, and
what great things he has done. Just
None quotation from the Herald's col
mnm and a half OF blow and bluster in
Sraise for Elkins and then we see who
Me prevaricator is: "he (Elkins) has
advocated the maintenance OF high
VICES and every measure in the interest
ofpabor." This is an assertion of the
HeHld's. Now listen TO what Elkins
saitS to a New York Sun reporter in
answer to the question, is the black la
Dor Aettled in the mines9" Firmly.
1t Is iPt as effective as white labor, but
it doesnot form labor unions, does not
combin and conspire and the negro
spends MI he makes" The great
apostle. Il hboE said further along the
same liness Wages inevitably must go
Gown. Wage earners do o wish to
r. tt-or hsetisvsi 4. but it is q. Wages
IAmeftc4 stand against any revival
RAnnnaee Observation-Disclosures
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SkRDIS.

sARDTS. o., October 20.[Miss Mae
and Mrs. John Hartman were calling on
friends at New Martinsville, ". Va,
Saturday.
Frank Humphrey was at Darlington,
O.. this week.
Miss Pearl CARRIER. OF Martins Ferry
o., will arrive this evening and be the
guest of Miss Hattie Thompson for a
few days.
e. D. Thompson left Friday for Grays-
vile, O., where he will commence drill
ing.
Mrs. John Goodwin and sons, Ralph
ana Paul, have returned home from
iowa.
P. e. Praiey. OF HaAhi5al. o., was call
Ing on man friends Wednesday.
Prof. Trainer viii visit his family al
Miltonsburg, O.. Sunday.
B. Ryan. q W0odlandyW ". Va. Il vis-
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WILLIAMSTOWN.

WILLIAMSTOWN, w. VA, Oct. 20
Quite a number, both Democrats and
Republicans, went to Parkersburg
Thursday night to hear Roosevelt
speak.
Capt. C. NJ. Berry is still seriously
i'll.
Miss Sue Hamilton. who is a fire.
quent visitor here, and Mr.. Chas. Burke
of Pittsburg, Pa, were married on
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. G. S.. Baggett and children left
Wednesday morning to visit her par.
ents at Golfers, w. Va.
Miss Josephine Uhl is visiting with
friends at Briscoe, w. Va.
Miss Daisy Elliott spent a part of the
week with friends at Sistersville.
Rev. ID. S. Hammond. of Charleston
w. Va, was calling on friends in town
last Friday
Mrs. Harry Jones and Miss Elizabeth
Philips, OF Waverly. w Va. were
guests OF Mrs. Jos. Jarvis last week.
Mrs. Saba M. Woodbury., of Waverly,
was Mrs. John Lenkard's guest this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. e. Hultz are home
from a visit of several weeks at st.
Mary's.
The schools have been closed for the
past week, there being several cases OF
diphthepia in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton FIesher and
daughter, of Elkins. w. Va, are guests
of Mrs. Harriet Flesher.
Miss Allie Taylor, of Parkersburg
spent Monday with Mrs G. H. Sharp.
VIM. Edmonds left Thursday for the
mountains e Beverly, w. va, on a
hunting expedition.
Among those who were present at
the Baptist State Association at Park
ersburg were Rev. and Mrs. T. ].
Cost, Mr.. A. Griffen, Mrs. ID. A. Uhl,
Mrs. S. H. Mckinney, Mrs. ]. F.
Snodgrass, Mrs. L. Biddle, Mrs. J.. w.
Chichester. Mrs. Elmer Lane, Mrs. Mar
tin Rose, Mrs. Amelia Strauss, Misses
Ida Beeson, Dora Dunnaway, Grace
Thompson. Enonie Swiger, Carrie Mis-
enhelder, Laura Page. Laura Strauss
and Mr.. Otis Rose.
Mrs. j. Harry Page, Of Parkersburg,
was here this week to see her brother,
Capt. Berry.
Miss Eva Dyar, of Rainbow, and Mrs.
Chapman, of Whipple, Ohio, were
guests last week of Mrs. A. W. Morris.
Mrs Chas. Bowling gave her husband
a pleasant surprise on Friday, the occa-
sion being his birthday A number of
friends spent the evening in an enjoy
able manner. Light refreshments were
served. ~
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BENWOOD.
News Notes of Interest From thu
City of Mills.

| News Notes of Interest from the
City of Mills.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. X. Burgy, of Waiver
ly, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Or
we'll Gates, of Main street.
The Young Mems Social Club will
dance Thursday evening, November 1st,
at Blue Ribon hall. Prof. La Roche will
play.
The employees of the Wheeling steel
plant received their wages yesterday.
Mrs. John Clemens, of Pitts5urg, was
here during the week, visiting Mrs. John
James and Mrs. M. Van Curen. En-
Miss Jessie Burris and Miss Gillespie,
of Ohio, were in the city yesterday, the
guests of relatives and friends.
The Riverside steel plant is expected
to resume work on Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Kuhlmana of
Main street, are entertaining visitors
from Noble county.
The local division of the Rough Rid
ers and Republican clubs were at
Moundsville last evening, taking part
in the Republican parade which was
held there.
Miss Viola Hall is able to be ont
again after a seven weeks illness.
Misses Lavina Burlingame and Mary
Hitchcock, of New M"artinsville, re-
turned last evening to their home, after
being the guests of Mayor Thomas Shop
pard and wife.
Hon. a. B. White the Republican
candidate for Governor, and r. A. Sha-
nor, Of Sistersville, will address an open
air meeting of the Republicans in this
city next Friday evening. A number
of Republican marching clubs of vari-
Gus places have been invited to take
part in the parade, which will precede
the speaking.
A large force of men are still at work
grating the hillside along Marshall
street above Fourth for the Wheeling
Railway Company's track.
At the Methodist church the pastor,
ing upon the theme, Christianity;
What Is It?" This evening the presiding
elder, Rev. DR.. Moore, will pc present
and administer the sacrament of the
Lords Supper. Sunday School will com
mence at 2 p. N.
Miss Dora Davis will have charge of
the Epworth League meeting this even
ing, and the subject for discussion will
be Our Stewardship"
Rev. Paul Metzenthfn will conduct
services this morning at the Lutheran
church as usual. There will be Sunday
School in the afternoon.
Rev. Father Werninger will conduct
high and low mass this morning and
vespers this evening at st. Johns
church.
Marshall Furbee stated this after
noon that after November LIST, in ac-
cordance with the secret action of the
town council, all dogs for which taxes
have not been paid, VIII be shot.
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ST. C~LAIRSVILLE.

ST. GAINESVILLE, OHIO, Oct. 20
Will Morrison, of Bellaire, visited his
mother at this place over Sunday.
Henry Longley came ZIP from Chat
tanooga on Monday Cor a two weeks
visit with his parents here.
Frank Robinson and wife, OF Bridge
port, visited friends mere on Wednes-
day.
d. n. Mcbride returned Monday fronc
a weeks visit with his daughter at
Pittsburg.
Mr.. Gregg, of Bethesda, visited mis-
sister, Mrs. W. J. Thompson, owe, Sun
day.
Mr. Leasure of Bellaire was a business
visitor here Monday.
Mrs. Joseph Clemens, of Bellaire,
was the guest of Mrs. Margaret Ander-
SOL several days this week.
f. NJ. cambridge. of Toledo, was with
friends here OF Monday.
George Nichols returned to Renova,
Pa, on Thursday.
c. c. Carroll, who has q government
position at Washington. d. c., arrived
home Thursday on a short vacation.
Mrs. Guy Shaw, OF Moundsville. who
has been visiting her mother, Mrs. NJ.
]. West, at this place, returned home
Friday.
Mrs. Charles McConnaughy and Miss
Annie MeClairen, of Bridgeport. drove
out and spent the day with Mrs. Scion
Fletcher on Friday.
Wood Harrison, druggist OF Bethesda,
was the guest of his sister. Mrs. James
+. Grassland, on Thursday.
Nv. w. Hanlon, of GAINESVILLE, was
calling on friends here last Wednes-
day.
Griffith Roberts, formerly of this
place, is dangerously III at his home in
Cleveland. Frank Roberts, his son, Of
this place, is at his bedside.
DIR. Judkins, Of GAINESVILLE, was call
ing on friends here last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. 5. Creamer enter
tanned a number of friends Tuesday
evening, the occasion being their 10th
wedding anniversary.
Miss Bessie Miller, who has been here
visiting her uncles. N. x. and A. ~.
Kennon, returned to her home in Chi
cago on Wednesday.
Among the knights Templar from
this place who went to Columbus on
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the sole dependence of the town now
and is doing well.
A la registered at the Bartlett on
Thursday and during the evening took
a notion TO punetuate the mirrors with
a SS-calibre. The clerks objected and
he became so indignant that he forgot
to settle his bill when he left As a re-
suit he landed in the "shanty' and
coughed up a fine or S34.T5. Young
men mustn't think that people here
object to them breaking up housekeep-
ing, because they don't when they
settle.
Deer's shooting gallery will open
either tomorrow or Monday.
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SHALL JUSTICE RULER

For the Register.
How long. how long. oh. God Of JuBtice.
Must we submit 70 Mapm0nfs ruler
How long viii finance. loves place taking
BE taught cur governmental sch0oig
Must moral and tie higher living
Fer stand below Gnzrce ~ trader
Must ~milllonafrc's e'er be protected.
And their Colds ruling be obeyedf
While by starvation some are dying.
VII neglect the poor
To cater 10 n non votersE
Must we forever thus enaare
The power OF the men. eer grabbing,
And trying 10 oppreNs
They nave no thought cf others sorrows
And try TO keep them from the min
Must we submit and e'er obeyfng.
Allow cur b5rfhright freedom eoidI
Or fearsexsly. VIII We be standing
Ard 10 our right 20 freedom noidf
WIFI men their votes for gold be selling,
ThtsS seaIug their own fatal 1oom2
For while thex thus Will sell their honor.
They'll not Escape the pauD~Fs tomb.
MARTHA sHEPARD LIPpINcoTT.
MuorezfUXU~ ~
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MARIETTA.

MARIETTA, o., October 20.-Mr. and
Mrs. alexander McTaggart, of Pana,
llls., re visiting friends and relatives
In tn1 city and county and renewing
old aouaintances. Mr.. McTaggart is
SO yearAof age, hut is hale and hearty.
Mrs. i. A. Parker, of Keokuk, Iowa,
is the gest Of her brother, Mr.. Thos.
Pegg. Ae has been absent from Ma
rietta fo, thirty-five years.
Mrs. Stan NJ. Cooke and son, DIR. E.
P. Cooke. have been spending several
days visiting friends and relatives in
Cincinnati.
Mrs. Fran Norris, Of Tiona, Pa, and
Miss Grace sewton, Of Warren, Pa, are
spending a sw days in Marietta as the
guests OF MI. M. A. Clarke, on Knox
street.
Niss BerthaHumphrey has returned
to her home ilCoolville, after a pleas
ant visit herewith friends and rela-
tives.
Mrs. Jabez Beord and child are home
from Caldwell, shere they have been
making an extenAed visit with Mr.. Bel
lords parents.
Mrs. w. d. Cherington has been Wis
fling friends in Columbus and Delaware.
Miss Minnie Hugh, Of Charleston, W.
Va, il the guest otfriends in the city.
Or. and Mrs. Geoge Blake have re-
tuned from Harrietsville, where they
WArc guests OF friendafor several days.
Mrg. Louis r. Glaztr and son Selby,
of Amesville, were gutsts OF Mrs. F. E.
whiting during the week. They left
rrfSaxr FOR hnpliDp X
Nj. and Mrs. ID. h. Nellor, Franklin
street, have returned finn a visit to
Mrs. Mellor's parents at oravel bank.
Mrs. s. r. Van Metre entertained a
brilliant company OF abdtt eighty OF
her lady friends Thursday Tternoon, at
her pleasant home on Forth street.
The event was in honor Other daugh-
tiers. Mrs. o. J. Stowe, Miss laura Van
Metre and Mrs. Will Van Mere.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Eoinier enter
tanned delightfully."-, Friday e@ning, in
honor Of their guests, Mr. ad Mrs.
George r. Helmle.
Miss Rita Bruce has been Sending
several days visiting friends in plum-
bus.
Mrs. George Schad left Thursday
morning for Wheeling, where sh, will
make an extended visit with relatives.
Minister II. b. Loomis and wife we're
in the city during the week. guest, of
the family of Mr.. j. D. Cadwallader.-
Miss Alice Goodwin has returned 10
Malta, after a visit of a week win
friends and relatives IN this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Elliott are hom
from a visit OF several days with friend.
at Sistersville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Buell. have beer
spening q week with Mr.. and Mrs. S
5. Hazen, at Parkersburg.
Mrs. Isaac Y. Crawford, of Logans.
port. Ind, is visiting her sister. Mrs. H
]. Miller and her niece, Mrs. Millie
Berry, OF Fifth street.
Mr.. aud Mrs. A.. E. Lazier, of Morgan
town, w. Va, were guests during the
week at the home of MIR. Norvel Kiger
Of Fairview Heights.
Mrs. Caroline Vondereau and son. c
Z. Vondereau, OF Waterford, after a
pleasant visit here with the family OF
ar, August Weber, left recently for
Palestine, Texas. where they will spend
the winter.
Mrs. Irish and Mrs. Lucetta Mason are
nome from a ten days visit at Newark
Nessrs. B. 3. Putnam and George.a,
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iting his grandmother. Hrs. Bowen. this
week.
Rev. On. C. Kirk will occupy the pulpit
at the M. E. church Sunday afternoon.
Miss Nellie Martin Is visiting her
brothers at Parkersburg. w. Va.
Quite a crowd Of our citizens were al
New Martinsville, w. Va, Thursday to
hear Roosevelt.
z. B. Lynch and s. Pryor are in town
to-day addressing the taxpayers meet
ing.
Mrs. Albert Rist and children were
at New Martinsville this week.
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ST. MARYs.

ST. MARYS. VI. Va, October 20
Mrs. Mary Chestnut, Of Alma, Tyler
county. was the guest Of her aunt. Miss
Mamie Hall, on Thursday and Friday.
she went to Parkersburg this morn
ing
Rev- A. A. Kelley was at Spencer this
week
". NEG. Hall. Of New Martinsyille,
was attending court here on Friday.
Born, TO Charles Berry ana vie a
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Sunderland LETT Wednesday evening for
Fairfield. Ind, where they Joined their
families, who have been spending some
time visiting friends and relatives
there.
Mrs. D. 3. Mcdonald, OF Urbana, o..
is the guest of her son, Mr.. H. H. Nc
Donald.
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Harlan Court House, Ky june 27
Capt John Powers, OF BarbouSs
vile, Ky, vino was arrested mere
Yesterday or the charge Of compile
i,y in the murder of Gov Goebel,
was today released on haoess corpus
proceedings based Oh q pardon sign
cd hy Gov Taylor on A'srca 6,
1900 This is the second tine 2ow'
ers has been arrested 10 the noun
tains and released on TayIcr's pardon.
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More Than Two Million.

Lopdcp, June 27.-Louis K!opsob,
proprietor Of the Caristaia Herald Of
New York, after spending week i0
Paris on his way homo frou India sail
ed for New York from Plymouth yester-
day 90 board the Hamburg American
steamer Peoosyivauia.
To ao interview previous to bis
departure Mr. KIopsch said the mortal
ity du.iug the vet season 10 lodls was
just commecciag aad muat assume
stuoendous proportions outounberiog
toe total Of the deaths during the past
ak ooutos FROM all causes. Uoless
30, geo, 900 olaoke's are qalcs!y pro-
vided, tee noosoop. Iud,a's greatest
blessings. VII! prove appaliiosiy disas.
t5ous add. Mr Klopsoh also said sbe
q toortality will exceed 1900, 600. He
further asserted that 80 per cent of the
cattle 10 the richest farming district:
have perlshed.
Mr Klopsch is thoroughly satisfied
With tie methods adopted 10 the dist'i'
button c. the American relief Ooe O
MS las: acts ia InGis vas to buy 100.
| O00 blankets for the suEere,a.
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A Thousand Tongues

Could .ot express the rapture OF Annie Z
Springer, o: ll25 Howard 81, Philadelphia,
Pa, rhen she found that Or. Kings Now Dis
covery for Consumption had completely cured
her of hacking cough that for many years
had made life burden. All other remedies
and doctors could give her no help. but she
saws of this Royal Cure-"it soon removed
tho pain in ny chest and l can now sleep
soundly. something Can scarcely remember
doing before feel like sounding its praises
throughout the Universe" SO will every ons
who tries DR.. Kings New Discovery tor any
trouble of the Throat, Chest or lungs. Pr;cs
SOC and 81. Trial bottles free at j. I. W.
DeLorme's Drug Store; every bottle gua.an,
teed.
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Robbed the Crave.

A startling incident OF which Mr. John
Oliver OF Philadelphia, was the subject. is mar
rated by him as fellows: Il was in mcst
dreadful condition Ny skin was almost yell
low, eyes Sanken, tongue co;:toi, pain continu
ally in back and side, 10 apeeiitc-sga'iualiy
growing weaker da; by day, Three phys
cans had given lne ui.. Fos,unatclg,a 3 frie.d
advised ,ryins ;.Ice,r:c B:':ers, and 70 .ay
great JOY and surprise, ,h1 Fist bottle made a
decided improvement. continued taeir use
fa7 three .,seiss, and I'm npsT well man.
know they saved my iiie, and robbed the sT.s 6
Of another vic;;.n'' No one should faii to
try trcr. oa!y 30 cents per bottlc at j.
w. pcLo-mes Drug Store.
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DR. Patton Leaves Colum bia

Their many friends in South Caro-
Ina will regret to learn that DR. and
Mrs Patton will leave Columbia to
make their permanent residence in
Baltimore Since the death Of their
son, Mr. II Cowper Patton. Dr. and
Mrs Patton have been urged by their
son, Mr. Eugene Patton. to go to
Baltimore and live there, and they
have finally consented
Dr. Patton has for years been con.
rected with educatiena! work in this
State-at Erskine and then at the
south Carolina College
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An American Of China Lee
lures.

Rev Isaac T Heedland is a profes-
soT of mental philosophy in the
Peking university. He is an Amer
lean, and Methodist, He lectured
the other night 10 New York and
praised the Chinese. 1t was inter
esting. He said the Boxers went
back 100 years Of the much talked
of Empress Dowager, ne said that
"she is one of the strongest char
acters that ever occupied the Chinese
throne, and she is the strongest
sovereign on any throDe today. Her
hands are tied. however, because
after she dethroned the emperor it
became necessary for her to play off
one leader against another in order
to sieze the throne Then, as she
has antagonized the liberal party, she
has had to depend on advisers who
are aged conservatives, and who
have not studied foreiga affairs in
forty years. the period during which
China has been making progress
she knows nothing of the progress
that really has been made" He
says there is much prejudice against
hes He Gays the better class of
Chinese do not come tc this country.
He has known many instances of Sc
we're personal sacrifice made by
Chinese converts to the Christian reli
gion. He says that "there are no
more reliable men iu the world than
converted Cinnamon. And I believe
there is no better brain material in
the world than the Chinese brain
under q proper system Of education. y
He says the Boxers have a strong
backing According to him the
repor. is true that the Empress
Dowsger has favored them. he
says tnst "sae present condition has
long ceased to be simply difficulty
between the Boxers a1d the Chris
tains or the Boxers and the for
eigners The Boxers have had
encouragement FROM the Empress
Dowager in her edicts aud from ex-
Governor Yu Hsien, whom she has
continued so long that it is under
stood throughout the entire army that
the government and ali the officials
now 10 power are in sympathy with
the movement
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Bacon on the Candidate.
Edgefeld Chronicle.

Edgefeld Chronicle.
He cometh up as a flower and
retireth from from the race "busted. !"
His friends Indicate him with false
hopes and empty atmosphere. Like
JOBS asses in the Bible, he is filled
with east wind He swelleth like q
bull frog. and tbinketh the world is
his'n. FL smileth upon all mankind,
and s!oppeth over with perennial
good humor He kisseth the chill
dren, and scattereth microbes among
innocent babies. lie devoureth the
fried chicken Of tle farmer, and
raveneth like the locusts in Egypt
over the blackberry pie Of the
farmers wife. But, alas, the end is
not yet
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In order to put down false rumor
that is floating about this town and
county. to prejudice voters against
Governor McSweeney, we will say
the intimation that Governor Nc
Sweeney in Roman Catholic is
false. Governor McSweeDey is a
member of the methodist church at
Uampton, S c., and 3 glance at the
Methodist church recorGs will show
that be has been +or years a
steward in the Methodist church at
his home town Manning Times
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4 correspondent gives the following
description of Mark Haaoa's personal
apsesesnce at the Philadelpbia conveo-
tioa :. NJ. Hanoa wore black cut
away caas, double breasted white vest
and srousers OF 9 quiet gray stripe.
His tadge wac gorgeous beyond desc1lp.
tioD. 80 sfair of red, white, blue and
gold oeariy foo, Iocg aod four lacaes
wide Ee uorc also bis delegate badge
aod looked altogether not uaiise q
diseioyuishsd meuber of cobse orders.
He sYoke m:,h d.stioctoess, If nasai:sy,
carving coar;c,ioo wea his rigot
hard ss;:e his left va s.rnss deep IL
hia tsao,ers pocket " s e faT'aer states
that tie Seoa.o, prcnouoces "ca''oaal,
as .!.aasiis were spelled "a y.sl.o D.
a I" AID that woen ne said eyesher'
a Colorado deisga.c auaoree: He s
got ..s-ey'
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P,ssiaeas Wi.bsn, 10 having great
time ia New York WITH his excursion
party. It;= ssid tast he has efered a
priz os $3.50 fo. ;ae fret oas5ier OF oee
of h;s backs uho carries one of toe
p,et:g soonsors is the party President
Wisaam Is qnoscd as follows
believe in marriage for yeang neo 1t
makes better and safer nen out OF
them. I always feel more confidence
10 man who is married. an doing
M best for these fellows on tbs trip,
ana if they are aos engaged By the
tine they get back it Wont be ny
faais. Chronicle.
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C.on5;a, Jobe 29-Mrs Belle
Gsaaa;.s, tue ycuog white woosn.
va, a1s been Oh s5ia! for uurder tie
pas, s.zo days. toe specific allegation
bs;Dg hat she killed her hus5aDd by
admi1is.er;ne arsenic to him, has oeen
dec..sed .oos guilty" h3 je:y Of IL
neo. aod permitted TO 60 free. She IS
Dow 3; he bone of her aged ps.eots IN
this city, aod is 60 'oogeg prisoner
oehs1d sbe bsss. Tae ju:y was cut
or.7 aoaa, "a bors apd ha,s before II
aansuoced tha,it hsd reaches verdict.
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