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oswas1's AssSs 0sss vsestos 81
Wooass' Nsosest as1
0Y1nk,

While James Howard 10 serving his
country ~ . marine engineer In the
Philippines. his wife. Norah. 10 squan.
dsring the allowance no sends every
moth In liquor and his 1--WE chiidre n
have been living In sauaior ana massry
at III spsness street. Williamsburg. &C.
eording 70 IL smdavit Of his mother.
Mrs.. Mar Howard.
NoeaA Howard. In the Lee Avenue
court, vas chsrysd to-day With hsbituai
drunkenness. while the four little boys.
al unces ter years old. aad their three
yeef,ciS ssste,: vcfs warm ana clean
o the rco@s Of the Children's Society.
OF Brooklyn.
Ascent Meyer Of the D. p. e. e..
.ound Mrs. Nora Howard and the Ave
chii1rea IN one bed Of nithy rsss on
The aoos q their rooms. shivssia6 With
-: S.sis 80 y : s:;.sa svs vi
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SHOT HIMSELF IN temple.
% vtstspkss Gonzales. . Jssisss,
Tried - Commit ssseiae ~
Me uO0e.

Christopher Cormaiius. nfty-one years
OF. q tAnitor. Of III East one Hundred
and Fifty -sh,h street. attempted sui.
'ide At his home this morning By shoot
ns himssif with . revolver In the right
tenp,s.
He was rsasvsa v ~ Hasssa Hss-
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preferred \ committee WI be ap.
POINTED 10 urxc the pforrt before the
city officials
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Our Nnnua/ Sale of
Women s WuaermusItns, Gowns,

& continues to attrae, The attention o. o. goo
judgment ani economical IDEAS indeed should tor is
OF the biggest md Bat co eeton gotten together tor sal
OF this kind In addition to the great bargains asaiy Offered
VIC submit, the following Tor tomorrow;
WOmen's Muslin Emi Go eaubc rumes On
cred front e. 10 eusonet while they STC
WOmen's Muslin Gowns, embroidered Empire yith bhon
ming Hubbard woke o. tus aud and embroidery
eigc; choec /SC
Wcr ems Tea Gowns, hind,mcIy
With satin and velvet ribbon fancy ad seh full
ned hioaghou' handsome and Portable house
Wom,n's Nraprers. pretty dark prints med with lace m
braid, with Mother II nsd front, lined t. the and foil No.
was ms sale a'.''' 1~C
NOncn's Wrappers, asnus,e. big wi plain
% ...A your worm ,... sac 90
ssr s" IN this I god ". al. The pop SOC
Womens Beaded tas natOrs. closely Of IN
with chenille edgesi this lie VIC
WOmcn's Muslin skirts, with umbrella ruRe,
tons and edge Of orhn lace dust iutfc &c this voc
WOmen's Cambri Drawers, with ~
ss; S'': . wit. ''''' and rune a'p en- 49c
suty S this 81. s"'.t. .o,.'' style 'aA". /0c
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pressed steam. After
ir!lng various treat.
inents In vain 10 relieve
hsr head OF ,hess noises
Mrs. Sutherland nov can
not only hear - well a.
N. ever did, but those
noises which made her
tear she would 60 In
sane have entirely dis.
appeared.
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ssy.Fusf-,s-;s &C. THE NOALg .ia v r..
tsssa iny Aesrfss Dtstriet hsSsa<sr Oees
~ fsslsi rsisfDph O0rs IN Me- yeft Ctr 81
0oe fsssa Call . ososnoss u zee hese -
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The Copeland Medical Institute

DOC1oR ". u. COPELAND, con.ul,ln,
DOCTOR u. y. GARDNER. Ph.iel.h.
O0res. Conner @2a street sud
WsdlsOH Avenue. D0r~ uOWrs.
C0sttsuoas sessteRs. y I. ". "a y
r. n. Sundays. 10 \. ". Ca y =. ".
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Ute MoxIa's Great
Pure Tooa Mart

nomea buyers last week. We have still about 5000 OF
the best grades Of Canned Vegetables AMI Fruits hand from
the NAL lot OF 10000 cases These will Of
v:iy ow prices together with othc. attractive bargains
throus host the decartmcn.. Heres the list:
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1000 cases " uin,on Beauty" An.
d. on "7lvofi,e" or "Irenton"
hands. o.. lard packed, extra
ia oy S-,et d Jersey Tomltoes,
a'gr e'n', rtr do'., Sl.ls: IN.
PEI r'n...... .......... IOC
$40 case "fio' +,y" hani, extra
srcy Main hsby Ger the cream
Of is ora k, fe' toi., !.2S; II.
rcl tsn ... ......... loo. nc
$50 c'r-, "N'ccn'c n, IL ~ OF
"fle-s'rt No n,1ia . ch'ic-
Name Sul.r CON, per IN.
do1.. IS; p ttan..... /UC
is cases "Rr'y't' genuine null d
reen $ gar Com, pes ease Ids.
IS ie. dos., 81 6Si III.
Ter -tn..,............ /1C
SEQ cases "Milsoid," Lilac or
"OIanle Blossom" b'a-ii sue
tsSl. mode from eho.e. Mii.e
s. al Corn and Cr-ily Lima
btans, arf cas-. d1t., m
$40; per cfn."...... |~C
ais cases "P:ii, y, net" bra d
.s,rng ne5ns. eh.ie' qrrLiy.
per case dor, s., IS; per m
dos., 81. IS; per A.. /VC
1850 case Milford" "pdie
Wi-ref,' "",bl,er" OF "rhis
u A" BRANDS ally jurc 'c1s
veTy wee, ard tend 7. Pc case
? dci.. s.. S; pet dog. Ii
Sl.2S; pr an ........... //C
2S0ese, Emerald sweet Nrinke
OF Hare bIard lar on at
Peas, OF uniform sii, ard ma =
favor, pr cas- dos. 5. 5.
per do,.. sl.2S pr III;
can ............. ....... ~
80 cases "Pri.e Winae,' Lrsnd
choice Pumpkin, per oae2 q.
dor, S20S per car ..... 20
los cases ASpaTiglS. "HiGh Grade
brand, fancy, snow VIII c and
tender stalks, per case , dos.
$s.7S; rer doz., 500; az.
per csn,,,.., wv
81 cases Sirdnes, imported. packed
in olive oil, per Gaze OF 100 H.
tins, Sic. so; per ,in....... no
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DIAGRAM of lie human brain. shovins, A
The nerve centre Of hearing. B-He Pons Va
rolf. C-He Ce-ebeDum. D-7he Meduna o.
loneata.
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this occasion
Tea: SOD Half Chests ctoiee For
moss OolohR, Meyrre Young Hy
son, Moyune Gunpowder, English
Breakfast, Japan, India and Cey
lon OF our strictly fancy AiIei
Teas, iesula, Zoe. and sSc. grades.
un'urpasssd cup Qualities, deli.
eious favor. for tbs ale, AQ.
S.lbs. $2.2s, Ter b.. TOO
Coffee: Gusdarsli Blend Famous
Combination OF s'iie,l, high grade
Private Estate" Coaees, blended
TO . nieey, unequill.d fors.reng,h
and favor. An epieuresn delign,,
yer 3-lbs. s!.0); per oA
lb...... O1C
Popular Blend" Noehs and Java.
yell known for lis cup qualities,
per %.lbs. SLIGO; per 90.
lb........... .... SOC
Baking Powder: Hazel Pun.
Cream Tartar Baking Powder,
free from all chemical On
sda.isratiou, per b.. OVc
Cocoa: Strictly paie bu.k 90
Cocoa, fsr lb..,........ <OC
PfGnes: l sree mea'y Cali. nm
foinia fiunrs. - lbs..I w
ri c: Fancy "Hcsd" caro-. 70
Ina Rice, 10 lbs. ........ O<C
Raisins Seeded" Mnce Pc
Brand, thoroughly cleaned, n.
lib. psge.. ...,..........< nc
tlaked Rae: A delicious IN
morning Dish, per Psg' 90. /VC
Pickles: "Mil.er' brand Chez. /
kins, Mixed Pickle ard On.
Chow Ckox btx ter M <VC
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continue the sale Of
Cannei Goods which
met with such prompt
and generous appreeia-
ton from careful eco.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-01

i'm. H. Muenge. II. Bach. v. 2. Korn.
P. Lasch, w. stholl, P. Jochum, Jul.
Kluckas, John NJ. schenk. Louis Schnei-.
der. w. Mullsa, Joseph CHASER, H.
stueck. Chr. Weber, Jacob zilles. Will
lam stengcr, Chr. Mailer. A. Kogler. Phi.
Hornlg, Fritz Kraatz. Joseph Gohrlng.
H. Branduu. A. Lelfert, j.. Wenzel.
Charles Jahnke. j.. Menkelneyer, D.
Strobel.
The line Of march for the parade was
fixed as follows: On Seventeenth, Mar
ket, Seventh, Main, Twenty-seventh,
Chapllne, Thlrty-ffth. Eoff, Thirty
ninth, Jacob, Th.rty-third. Eoff. Tween
ty-seventh, cbaplihe, Twenty-second,
Market, Sixteenth, City hall.
The order Of march will be deternlin-j
ed Wednesday evening.
The speakers stand Will be located ut
the northwest corner OF the city hall.
Business men and manufacturers are
requested to have floats or carriages in
the parade.
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BENWOOD MEETING
Saturday Large and Enthusiastic
one.-Addressed by Frank W. Mes
bitt and Hon. John r. Ellis.


An enthusiastic meeting OF the Re.
publlcans of Benwoot and the Eighth
ward was held on the grounds of the
National Tube Company, In Upper Ben
wood Saturday night. Charles r. Min
er acted Us chairman Of the meeting.
He said that there was no apathy IN
Benwood among the Republicans. and
to prove It he called for three cheers for
William Mckinley and they were given
with will.
He introduced Attorney Frank W.
Nesbitt as the first speaker. He refer
red to the full diracr pail issue and said
that Mr.. Bryan had paid strict atteE-
tior to his own. dinner pail by filling 1t
at the Windsor hotel for two hours,
while fiftesn hundred people were
standing on the Wheeling wharf watt
ing for him. Mr.. Nesbitt was fire.
queEtly interrupted with applause.
The next speaker was Hon. John FL
lis, OF Indiana. He YVES chcared when
he arcse. and he was aplauded through
out his excellent address He gave q
thoroughly practical and clinchins ar
gument, and handled the issues In a
forcible and convincing manner.
Preceding the meeting the Eighth
ward Rough Rider division. fifty strong:
the Moundsville Republican club, in
natty white uniforms, sixty strong,
and the Bsnwood club escorted the
speakers from Wheeling to Bcnwood.
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cans than any that has preceded It.
There have been more than 10000 color
ed men appointed to Offices at. annual
salaries. aggregating more than 50, OoO.-
900.
When hostilitIes broke out between
the United States and Spain in 1898,
President Mckinley did not hesitnte to
call upon valiant colored men to assist
in maintaining national honor and de-
,fend the country's flag. Several volun-
teer regiments were organized at once
and were Differed by some OF the
brightest men of tho race. In this
struggle the negro was given a mans
chance and a lions share, OF the glory
is his. In Cuba the negro soldiers dis
tinguished themselves by signal brav-
cry and during the charge at San Juan
Hill being lasting monument to their
valor and courage.
In the light Of these growing possi-
bilitles of higher negro manhood let us
unite our forces in a triumphant march
for victory In November. The fact
that we have been and are now giving
our time and labor to all the enter.
prises. which have made this nation
great cannot be disguised, and what
ever liberties and prosperity we enjoy
to-day come as a result Of our own
manly efforts and the fostering care
and protection Of the Republican party.
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BRIEF MENTIoNINGs.
Events in and About the City Given
in Nutshell.

III NutSuell. -. -t5ss
Grand tonight : Huntley-Jackson
Company.
Attention Is called to the advertise
ment OF the Geo. r. Taylor Co. on page
two. 'l5s "a
Republican mass meeting In the
Eighth ward tonight, addressed by ex-
Congressman Charles N. Brumm, OF
Pennsylvania. -
The funeral OF the six-year-old
daughter Of George Miller, took place
from the family residence on North
terment was at Mt. Calvary.
The funeral Of the late Mrs. .Hedwig
Hadlich occurs this morning from her
late residence, 1858 Market street.
There will be requiem high mass at st.
Alphonsus church ut Q O'Clock. The in
terment follows at Mt. Calvary.
An East End boy named Taylor was
bitten badly by a dog two or three days
ago, and DR.. Bcbout fears that the dog
was mad and that the young man Is
victim Of hydrophobia. He informed
Chief of Police Clemans of the case. and
advised that the dog, which is owned
by William Schempf. be shot
Yesterday afternoon occurred the
death OF Robert Muldoon, Of the firm
of Muldoon Brothers, In the thlrty-sec-
ond year OF his age. after few days
illness with pneumonia. The death
occurred at the North Wheeling hospi-
tai, where the deceased had been taken
for treatment The funeral arrange
ments have not been made.
There is work OF art on display In
the window Of Nichols art store, on
Market street, that is attracting atten-
ton. The work Is conception of Peter
Haberstick and consists of a water
color drawing OF an Apache. on calf
skin. Suspended from the top OF the
picture are various articles OF Indian
warfare and domestic use. making the
ensemble an ornament OF benutY
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GERMAN DAY."

Another Meeting of the Executive
and General Committees Held Sum
day-The Marshals and Route of
the Parade.
Another meeting of the executive and
general German Day" committees wns
held at Beethoven hall. Sunday after
noon, at which the work OF preparing
Tor the great celebration OF next Mon
day was furthered. DR.. H. w. thinner,
chairman OF the general committee,
presided.
me executive committee reported
That the several subcommittee are
working hard and exercising all the
economy possible.
The price Of admission to the Arlon,
Beethoven, Mozart and other halls dur.
Ing the evening. when entertainments
VIII occur was fixed at twenty-five
cents. fs@
inc guarantee fund was reported to
exceed $1,000, with reports from the
Firth. Sixth and Seventh wards not In.
Chief Marshal Bach reported the
appointment of the following murshals:
- Bach, Jacob Koyn. G. H. .Mcdlck. a.
A. Frnnzheim, Thco. Keller. Charles +.
schmidt, PHI. kochert, +. II. Eick, f.
). Miller. Joseph Korn. William T..
Hess, Aug. kraatz, C. W. Krelter, Bru-
no Hohl, L. Buchse, Phil. Schneider,
refer Felshelm, c. l., Dorer. c. f.
Biery, a. Korn, r. G. strohman, B.
Gar'ner Joseph Kaiser. i. L. Miller,
Jacob Jochum, C, W. stocker. a.
sehnerberser, II. w. schrcbe, L. Knicr-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-01
PERSONAL NOTES,
Going and Coming of Wheeling Peo-
pie and Visitors.

F, G. Irwin, of Salem. is at the Nc.
Lure.
NJ. S. Bush. of Auburn. is at the
Windsor.
H. W. Henderson, Is a Clarksburs
caller In town.
r. D. Brown. of Ravenswood. Is ut
the Park hotel. El
James H. Kennedy is Morgantown
visitor In town.
W. II. Bubowers. OF Smlthfield Is a
caller In the city.
Part OF the Flo Irwin company are
stopping ut the Stamm.
7. c. Hornbrools. OF Parkersburs, Is
registered at the Stamm.
K. f. Mead. of Warrington, is call
Ing on friends In the city.
C. G. Buchanan, Of Wellsburg, is q
business caller In the city.
Mrs. Hattie Etz has returned from q
five weeks visit to Toronto, Ohio.
o. G. Wilson and E. NJ. Reese are
Parkersburg guests at the Windsor.
J. W. Walter and wife. OF Philippi,
are the guests OF friends in the city.
Samuel Butcher and Bert Luni, of
Fairmont, are stopping at the McLure.
Mr.. T. E. Grew, of Wilmington. Del,
was the guest of relatives here Sunday.
Miss Kate Wright and nephew, n.
Wilson. Bills. OF North Chapline street,
are home from New York City
Colonel Charley Mcconnell, represent
alive of the Moser Safe Company, of
Hamilton. Ohio, whose home Is at In
dianapolis, is In the city In the interest
OF his house.
a party composed of W. C. Hiencr,
William johnson. DR.. Fulton, John and
Bert Welty left last night for the South
Branch, in Hampshire county. for two
weeks hunting and fishing trip.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-01
BETTER POLICE PROTECTION
Will be Given Wheeling by the Addi-
ton of Five Men to the Force, and
the Establishment of the Detective

ton Of Five Men to the Force, and
the Establishment of the Detective
Bureau.
This morning q new order of things
goes into effect in the Wheeling police
department. The change OF conditions
includes the addition of five reg
ular patrolmen to the force, and
the transfer OF five of the old
men to the new detective or
secret service bureau of the depart
ment. The new patrolmcn placed on
the force are Samuel West. Samuel Mo-
ran. Leroy Miller, Henry Dietrich and
Frank Robrecht
The following officers have been as
signed to duty with the detective or Sc
cret service bureau: officers Daniel
Ingram. James Larkins. Samuel Wells.
Joseph Dudley and James Michigan.
Henry Meyers, now OF the Eighth
ward beat. succeeds Daniel Ingram as
night lieutenant at, headquarters.
With the added force at his disposal,
Chief Clemans is enabled TO do what he
has long deslred-the patrolling of the
city without Interruption day or night.
Heretofore there have been no men on
duty between and u. m. but COM
melfcing to-day the day men will go on
duty at n. IN. and be relieved by the
night men at 6 p. m. This is an i'm
provement that will meet with the ap-
proval ofall citizens, us 1t has been re-
allied that the lack of police vigilance
from 8 to . n. m. was serious menace
to the safety OF property and life.
There arc now thirty-seven men on
the Wheeling police force. including the
chief, three lieutenants. five detectives.
two patrol drivers and twenty-six pa
trolmcn.
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Harvest Festival.

In common with the divisions OF the
Salvation Army all over the country,
the local brigade will commemorate
Harvest Day" this evening at the
Hearne Tabernacle with n festival. The
local members of the army have been
soliciting contributions for the affair
and tonight they will be auctloneed
and sold, the proceeds of which will be
used to further the cause. Harvest
Day" Is an annual event In the Saliva
lion Army and the financial returns
are usually very great Money dona-
lions are also accepted on this day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-01
Judge Melvin Honored.

1t had been generally taken for grant
cd that the Democrats of the FRS, ju-
dicinl district would not nominate a
candidate In opposition TO the RepublI-
can candidate. Judge Thayer Melvin.
Well. they have nominated candidate,
but the aforesaid candidate is not In or
position to Judge Melvin, for the Dem
ocrats did no less graceful thing than
10 nominate Judge Melvin rs their
candidate. This Is an honor without
precedent in West Virginia, and Judge
Melvin appreciates 1t to the full.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-01
ROOSEVELT ON 18TH IifI.

e. = q : / T. -
The Statement That the Candidate
for Vice President Would be Here
on the 9th IL False-TheIe Has
Been 10 Change of Date, and He
Will Speak in Wheeling on the At
ternoon of October 10.
The publIcationina Wheelingpaper of
the statement that the dates Of Colonel
Roosevelts visit to West Virginia had
been changed from October IS and 10 to
October q and 2S. is entirely without
founeatlon. The candidate for vice
president will positively speak In
Wheeling on the afternoon of Thurs
day, October IS, as originally scheduled
by the national and state committees.
For this day the railroads have grant
ed q special excursion rate of one fare
for the round trip, good in the fol-
lowing territory: From Grafton, CAM
bridge and Little Washington. on the
Baltimore & Ohio; from Massillon. on
the Cleveland. Lorain & Wheeling; from
Canton, on the Wheeling & Lake Erie;
from Petersburg. on the Ohio River;
from East Liverpool. on the Cleveland
& Pittsburgh; from New Cumberland,
on the Pan Handle.
That the date OF the Roosevelt meet
Ing has not been changed to the eth
will be seen from the following, receiv-
ed last night:
To the Editor OF the 1ntelligcncer.
Please correct false reports about Roose-
lively be In West Virginia the 18th and
18th OF October. N. B. SCOTT.
Colonel Roosevelt Will enter the state
from Cleveland, arriving during the
morning.
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Dovener's Appointments.

&c Glsnyille, Gilmer county, Monday, octo-
M1dlcbournc. Tyler county, "Wednesday
october }. OK roast and all-dny meeting,
tobcr I. night. ~
Der 6, night s $3.50 o >'>''''
~ West est, Union. Doddrldse county. Monday.
October 3.
oi Reall,s Mills. Lewis county. Wednesday,
= vn1n,dalin, Lewis county, Thursday. octo-
= W9lker,sville, Lewis county, Thursday,
Duffy. Lewis county, Friday. October 70,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-01
Opening
Opening Tuesday. sWABAcKER's.

sTEINWAY Square Piano, good con-
dition. only $le5. ,tg
+. W. BANNER CD.
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FAMILY WASHING.

Rough Dry Washed, Starched and
Dried 8 cents per pound. -.
Flat Work, Washed and Ironed, 8
cents per pound.
All hand work finished 10 cents
per pound. At LUTZ BROS, 4
Homo Steam Laundry,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-01
Opening

Fine Millinery Tuesday. October .
You are invited.
L. r. SoNNEDoRN.
NO Cards. HOS Main street.
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ONE Capcn Piano. Mahogany. case,
slightly shopw0rn. ut SlS5, Mt
+. w. BANNER CO.'S.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1900-10-06
Germans Shoot Prisoners.

New York September 2A cable the ourn from
September Goth M Shanghai September 2l The battle
Fanghsang September 4h marked by the startling
German soldiers carried the
punishment
who after the battle in and sllet
confirm the pcons Shaa regarding his
Russia About 1000 Russian tros and all the principal Russian
met him at Chung Iang Chen half Tenn long coner
was held at which representative of oth This
remarkable friendship exists time when continents
with the story of massacres by the Russians in Amoor.
Ii Hung Chang according Shanghai dispatches
of the vcqroalty of Chilli yesterday His raising
drilled wearmed encamped point
AMI will t Jcntsn
Read the MAUI NEWS
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1900-10-06
Only One Was Ei!lcl.

this that
Mike YucFavage killed outright in last evenings shooting
here Annie Rogers the little girl who shot
the back the neck and today fair ultimately getting we'll
Edward Clark who shot bew the heart has chance for life The
He had
the street take his cror the and in this
wound.
Che cor wirosamc work iona provided sufficient number Of
hands obtained It believed that them will be able work
full handed.
HARRBDURG Q September 2Thrcc regiments Of infantry, bat
cavalry ordered midnight by Governor
assist Sheriff Tooc order in the SchuyE region
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1900-10-06
MasSacrcS In AmOOr.

LONDON September
the Moscow correspondent the Standard horrible
which unaoubtc
authorities the slaughter
through Atnoor
population of to
miles led
provided mile wide
while Russian who lined dubbed
attempted land escaped alive
with corrses"