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: mrs. mckinley ! coalIsIes.

20 " h. a
washington. Sept. i7.-Mrs, RoKinlsy
ington fairly we'll, but at the same time
her condition Is such a. to give cause for
grave alarm to her friends and to her ply
sician. Twice during the journey IL be
came necessary to administer restorativos
to her. but she recovered apparently with
out bad effect. Restless despite Opiat es
ad administered by DR.. Rixcy, Mrs. McKin
Icy slept little Sunday night, and when
she arose yesterday morning she was mot
In the least refreshed.
1t was some time after the train left
Buffalo before Mrs Mckinley showed her
first weakness. Dr. Rixvy was called and
he promptly brought her back to con
sci0usness. Again, soon after the train
had passed Harrisburg, whore Mrs. Nc
Kinlsy heard the crowLs singing Nearer
My God to Thee, she completely collapsed.
She was restored to CONSEQUENCES before
the train reached Baltimore.
1t Is impossible TO conceal ithe fact that
Mrs. M0kinley's condition 10 such. as to
cause real alarm. After her last illness
her strength increased 10 such an extent
tirely throw of he heart trouble that has
20 often brought her SO near to deaths
door. Before she left Conton the last time
Mrs. Mckinley was strong enough TO
walk about tho h ouss without ussistAncs.
Since the ASSASSIN alton Of the President
her strength has rapidly failed and thor o
has been return OF the old complaint.
The interlining OF her heart Is affected.
and this caused her sinking spells. They
are now increasing In frequency and In
intensity, and unle something can DO ac
complished DR. Kixey fear, that she will
soon follow the Major"
Tho excitement Of the last ten days has
acted upon her A. u stinulant Ths~ran
ton IN ust come md that will he In ali
probality soon after THE Major has
been laid away. DR.. Rixsy will be there
and II mslcll scieno, AMI careful nurs
ing can save her sha will be saved.
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.GEHBRlL
SESSIONS c0URf

In the Court Of General Sessions
this morning, Henry c. Conrad,
counsel for Frank H. Cha pman.
who was charged with assault with
intent to kill Bessie Fernando. at
Brandvwine Springs, asked that
the case be postponed until Friday
owing to lack Of witnesses. Chief
Justice Lore said owing TO the large
number Of cases OF that kind the
court could not wait until Friday.
He was given until tomorrow morn-
ing. Chapman pleaded not guilty.
Publication was ordered 10 the
divorce case Of Pennington w.. PEN
nington.
Charles Boulder, colored, pleaded
guilty to the charge Of larceny Of
household good from William Floyd.
He will be sentenced this Afternoon
when it will be ascertained whether
he will be sent to the county work.
house or to New Castle jail.
On application Of H. H. Ward.
Daniel o. Hastings was admitted
to practice in the Superior Court
Of New Castle county.
The case o. Henry Giles, charged
with the larceny of a chicken from
Mrs. Benjamin Saxh. OF No. III
French street, was argued. David
Rinehardt represented the defend
ant and H. II. Ward, the complaint
ant. This case proved very anus.
ng to the large audience as Mrs.
Saxh 10 German and could not
npeak word Of English. it being
necessary to secure the services Of
Of an interpreter. VIM. kurtz, vol
inteering.
Giles is a neighbor to Mrs. Saxh
and she stated that on March 5th.
while gathering eggs in the st able
in her yard she heard comm otiou
among her chickens and looking
out the stable door. saw Giles dis.
appearing through his door with
the tail of chicken sticking iron.
under his arm. $50
Benjamin Saxh was put on thu
stand and said that he had ted his
chickens IN the morning and the
chicken which was missing, was
among his flock aud when he re.
turned in the evening i! was MISS
ing and Immediately had war
rant sworn out ior Giles arrest.
Officer Harry Pierce who made
the arrest, was put on the stand,
aud said he had searched the house
and could find no trace Of the miss:
ing fowl. Gilhs was put on tho
stand and said he a was shoemaker
and had not lett his shopfrom seven
in the morning until six at night.
Rev. j. W. Gibson, colored, sta
ted be had spent the afternoon with
Giles and that he had not left the
room during the afternoon. Rev.
Mr.. Pennington gave corroborativs
testimony.
The grand jury Ignored the bill
charging Maggie Segars with as
sauting John Webb on July 4, with
murderous assault.
A true bill, was found against
Henry W. Fish, charged With muir.
DEF ously assaulting Thomas Null
len, the saloonkeeper.
Other true bills we're returned as
follows: John King, Henry Macy,
Joseph Sheperson; larceny, Ed
mund Long, Charles Lynch, Walter
Osler, Chester Gllln, Georges Gillin.
Henry Irons, Andrew Jackson; two
bills, Hastings Applegate, John
Fisher and John Watson.
Court ad lourned until 80.
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Funeral OF Walter Pagan.

The funeral otWnlter Pagan took place
TINS morning from the undertaking par
lors Of j. j. Fox, Mass for the repo4e of
his soul was celebrated at ST Peters Pro
Cathedral. lnuerment was made at the
Cathedral cemetery. Pagan was u mem
Der OF the Rsliancs Fire company and
fow year, ago had An interesting law suit
with tho company over his mem er, hip.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-17
Sudden Death,

Alexander McGrellis, died sud
denly at Greenville, Del, this morn
ing in his o5th year. He had writ
ten several articles for the REpUB-
LlcAN and was writing one on the
death OF the President when he
was called home.
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DeCea Spd,

George W, Cues departed this life in
tho ARD yenr of his age at Marshalton on
Monday. september 10th. His funeral
viii take place from tho cesileuce of his
mother. Mrs. Anna }. Guest, on Thurs.
day afternoon, Septem Der 10 b. Services
viii be held at l.3J o'clock Inermont
Will be made at Red Clay Crock cemetery,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-17
PERSONAL
MENTION
CARD BASKET.

J.
DIR. J Z. Rudolph, a physician OF
Wilmington, is enjoying short perl
cd OF rest and recreation at the Luz
ray, Atlantic City.
Miss Anna Reeves, one of Whining
ton 8 stylish girls, acco mpanied by a
party Of relatives, has taken apart
ments at the seashore until October
LIST.
Mr.. Peter p. Ford is visiting rela.
tives In West Chester, Pa.
4 Miss Maggie &. Porter of this city,
who has been visiting relatives in
West Grove, Oxford and Chatham,
Pa, the past week has returned home.
\ Mrs Victor A, Hughes is visiting
In New York. She will be gone for a
week or ten days.
= Paynte, Mills of this city, who has
been visiting Smyrna and Lewes has
returned home.
H. T. DUPONT is in Johns town, Pa.
Uncle Lewis Armstrong; lawn
party comes of on the Goth of the
month, Everybody goes.
Miss Annie j. White is spending
her vacation with trendsa at RoXbor-
ough, Pa.
George Harkins has returned from
a trip through Maryland.
Coroner's Assistant, James T.
Chandler, will 60 to Washington to-
day to view the remains Of President
Mckinley.
Miss Betty Robins, of New York
City, who has been visiting friends
here, has returned home.
w. A. Watson went to Washington
this morning
Miss Helen Johnson, OF Woodbury.,
N. j.. is visiting relatives IN this city.
Mrs W. r, Watson and Mrs. Dun-
ham went Grabbing this morning at
Delaware City, Look out crabs.
They propose to give their friends u
crab supper.
Harry Wilson Of Camden, n. j., is
spending week S vacation with her
Trends in this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Patton, Miss
Emma Burns are spending week at
Ocean City, n. J.
Invitations have been issued for the
approaching wedding Of Miss Lulu
NJ RaI,a m Mr. N,I'ur
lin to take place On september II.
N. j. Connolly, one Of William L,
Frank genial clerks, is confined tt
his home suffering with appendicitis.
Mr. John Roberts is visiting at
West Chester.
Nj. and Mrs. b. F. Lucas are Wis
ting relatives and friends in Sassa
fraS, Md.
John Roberts Of Beverly. y. j.,
who has been spending a week with
friends in this city, returned this
morning.
Leroy White IS spending two weeks
y Scatord.
Mr.. William Henry is still in on,
city, and will take away thirty more
shipbuildcrs. lie is well known ii
this city and is very popular anon;
the men with whom he worked in tin
ship building business He is looking
for few more hundred men to 90 l.
Brooklyn to work in Erie BaS
Mr.. and Mrs. William Morris Ia.
returned from a visit at Ceciton,
Harry Mari is spending his yac&
tion with his parents at Charcstown
Miss Bessie Merritt Of Warwick i.
the guest of Miss Jennie HAYDEN.
l. Miss Ethel Bradford is visiting a
Warwick.
Miss Lydia Parish is vistin
friends at Bohemia Manor.
! Miss Mamie kershaw IS visiting a
Chesapeake City.
Morris Dunbar has returned from
visit to Elktou
Mrs, Sarah Chambers. Of Newark
Is visiting her sons, Lincoln and sam
uel Chambers Of this city.
Wilmer c. Taylor returned thi
morning from 4 trip to Boston, Mass
by boat.
Mr. James Scott WHO has pccn Ul
the sick list is able t. lie about t.
day after being confined IT, the bous
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-17
Ilclgu -gI

Jano Montgomery died on Eeptrmtcr
10th. Her funeral will tnae ptaGa from
the re .idencs of her son-iE.ll W phIliu p,
Tyre Ao.l9G2 Scott street on Thursday
afternoon at 2jo O o'clock. internent at
ilrcn IL Bill.
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{, B, RILEY

SO cent quality heavy mixed
skirting used for short skirts
at 80 cents.
$l.25 quality Broadcloth in
all colors and black at $l.00 3
yard.
l21 cent quality Flannelette
for Wrappers and dressing
sacques at 8 cents.
Slx90 ready made sheets,
reduced from 80 cents to As
cents, Wednesday only.
Our new laces have arrived;
most OF the naw things are
here at moderate prices.
On Wednesday, we will sell
all of our Is cent pillow tops
at 10 cents; part of the 50 cent
ones reduced to Is cents.
This store will be closed all
day Thursday in honor Of our
dead President.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-17

The Highland fu,tuA,, roam has organ.
hzeJ OF the sea- III 81 h samuel J ferguson
as manager aud ttDI az { UUtr AZ their
ca stain They wiD hG3t, / fir. rla-s cam
of eyuerienCnt pINvor, n IN" ialI and
would lIk3tJ arrange gam s with teams
RHhose average weight i ~ pounds. Al
Ores, all communication, Ia samuel Fer
Guson, Rockford, Delaware.
: In the 2 20 race last night at Election
Park Baltimore Happy John owned Dy
W, B Biggs took third money,
William r. Weldin watchmau in Kirk
wool park has been arrested tor non sup
por. and hold In 800 bail.
= Fred Mammele Is very busy at present
H. has received several big orders during
bhs past week ard Is doing his bes, to get
She work out as soon US possible
& Memorial service In memory OF Prcsi.
dent VIM. Mckinley will be held In III g
First Methodist Protestant church, Thurs
DAY afternoon at . 0 clock,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-17
A. ct TT ~ENii Fever Case,

Nose nu,!isui! of No. 223 West
Second street, was removed to tho
amDu .ancc tat, niorl,ly, suffering
with typIp / !'''..
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-17

Great Variety Of deiacacies. ]. p.
Almond S windows, Eighth and Mar.
ket Streets; MANIFOLD more inside.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-17
RESPECT FOR
PRESIDENT

Rev. W. J. Birmingham in St.
Patrick'e Church on Sunday morning
paid a glowing tribute to Mckinley
and the Christian life he led.
At the CONCLUSION Of Mass he recit.
ed the Litany Of the Holy Name.
Messrs. Litzonberg and Cooper,
members Of the G. A. r. Of this city,
were the first men to display MOURN
ing for the President They were ON
the train at Akron, Ohio. enroute to
Buffalo, when the news came that the
nations chief was dead.
They Immediately drew a piece OF
crepe from their pockets and placed 1t
over their G. A. II. badge. At least
one thousand of the veterans who
were enroute to Buffalo boarded the
Chicago express and returned home.
Every public school in the State Is
expected to close at noon on Thurs
day.
In the opinion Of several persons
seen this morning there should be no
game of base ball here on Thursday.
The management of the Wilmington
base ball club will be asked to cancel
the date with the Chester Athletics.
The President is to be buried that
day and in spirit all patriotic citizens
should stand by his grave. The clti-
zens Of Wilmington canLot be expect.
ed to have anv rejoicing on Thursday.
They are bound to be robed In mourn
ing. Let there be no games.
Elevator Conductor Kelley at the
Federal building has the elevator
draped in mourning.
The mourning display IN the city
court room is neat.
The people in general are hanging
out the signs of sorrow.
At the meeting of the directors OF
the Street ane Sewer Department
this morning after the pay roll was
passed, the meeting adjourned in re.
spect to the late martyred President.
Secretary Gage this morning notifl-
ed the Collector of the Port to close
the office Thursday.
An all day, service will DO held at
the synagogue and a choir will sing
selections on Thursday. The mourn.
ing decorations Of the interior are
elaborate.
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sM,is,ssa,Adlas

TQoMAS--WifN0N--oa Ssps. ~ lset, y
l4lS French street BY Rev VIM. II. q. But.
Ter. D. D.. Abrsham Thomas aud htelta
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ADJUSTMENTS.
OPERA HOUSE.

.Mamas New Husband the
brilliant comedy that will be pre-
scented at the Opera House tomor-
row night with most compe tent
cast including Mr.. Charles Stine,
the clever and popular comedian
and Miss Olive Evans the gifted and
iavorite comedienne. Mama s New
Husband is comedy with a plot,
that although perhaps 1t is not
wholly new. is like good wine, fresh
from new bottle. It Is very bright
ly written and is closely woven; the
action is rapid and the interest is
well sustained until the final fall Of
the curtain The stony deals with
the marriage OF a wealthy woman
to man who is really young
enough 70 he her son. lie has been
a gay bird and the disclosures OF
his past creates series OF the
most amusing misunderstanding
and ludicrous complications. The
young man finally becomes domes.
ticatcd and settles down to enjoy
the advantages OF his wife money
and her society much 10 the pleas
urc OF that greatly pcturDed lady
who has suffered through a season
oil what to her have been most SER
ious annoy but to the audience
have afforded boundless amuhe',
mcnt.
TOMS CABIN.
We stand and stare as we see
the glaring headline, aud our
thoughts quickly wander back to
the days OF wore when the gifted
authorcss, Harriet Beeeher Stowe,
Just favored us with her immortal
work. The young, the old, the
gray. the careless, all al different
times have heard or seen the beau
tilul play depicted on the stage. or
have psruscd the pages Of the book.
The heart interest is so intense
that a magnetic influence seems to
assert itself AT times and draw us
again within the pOlta!s Of the play
house 10 witness these thrilling
scenes Of Ante Bplium DAYS, and
We can safely phrophcsv that its
memory and action VIII lIuger with
usa~ it has done with past genera
TONS. y grand production OF this
immortal play will be given by Stct-
son 5 Big Double Company at the
Opera House on Friday and Satur.
day afternoon and night \ mar
Vicious street parade will be given
on the principal strcetsat noon and
we feel sale in echolng The words
Of Manager Leon W. Washburn,
| at beats circus.
One of he funny outside features
OF the Royai Lil!putIans, who APP
pear at the Opera House on Mon
day night, in The Merry Tramps
is the fact that the giants who APP
pear in the piece demand in their
contract that the management sh al!
furnish them with beds that vii! fit
their size, consequently a nun Der
OF beds eight feet long were made
for the long boys and are portable
30 as to be taken apart and set up
in each town. The midgets can
sleep ten IN a bed and never dis
turb each other.
| WILMINGTON THEATRE.
The romantir rninadv drama "A
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-17

Edwin iu'.cy Is spending his vaca-
ton doing up the Buffalo Exposition.
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Funeral Directors.

Undertaken and Embalmsfs
Office and Residence.
223 West Seventh ST.
Telephone Gull 81
Prompt attention given to night calls
---------- ----------------
las. 1.ChANDLEk
Cndertaker and Emoal u Sr
OHico and Residence
2l4 West Ninth street.
Telephone 6H.
Prompt atUeation given to Ilgyht call ca
GEORGE M.F'shE*. f.
Undertaken and Embai,nsr.
Office ana Resi,icuc.
z22 King street.
JOHN B. MARTIN.
Undertaken and Embalmer.
Coz Shipley street.
Calls attended promptly
Either phone Ne. l3'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-17

Pittsburg, Sept.-From early morning
until late in the afternoon excited crowds
of mill workers thronQed the Offices OF the
Amalgamated Association, demanding
interviews with President Shatfer regard
ing the erlns Of strike. In an inner room
sat ShaIrr In the outer Office wor3 Sec
rotary Williams, Trustee piorco. Vice
President Morgan and others. They NOV
cd among tia oxoitod rikers, advising
peace.
In tho crowd were committees from tho
Star and Monongahela tin plants, all the
local tube mills. MCkeesport, Dsmmler,
Menessen Wcllsville and other places
They knew nothing OF the art of diplo
macy, and their Language was more EN-
phatlc than elegant. All wanted to see
Shatfer..who kept closed and lnckei
Owing to the frenZied actions of the men
each committee was admitted to the pres
encs Of the president separately.
When each committee went In there
was warm interview, ending. with q
statement from shaifsr that tho settle
mont was the best he could obtain.
None Of the committee received any sat
isfaction and as soon rs they came from
tho inner office they were jollied out Of
the building by the other officers OF the
association. Nearly every committee
went away vowing it would advise con
ttduipv the fight,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-17
Memorial Services at High School

Tho students of tho Wilmington High
School assembled in the audi oriurn, for
tho first time since the opening yestsr
day, for the usual exercises of Monday, an
occasion which is slways looked forward
10 joyouslv, but which instead was one
OF deep soemni,v.
A fine portrait Of the late President had
been placed on the platform Of the audi
torium by Instructor +. Whitehe I'D,
while to the right Of tho platform were
busts Of the martyreG Lincoln and Gar
field.
After tho reading of the morning les
son Prot A. II. Berlin spoke very touch
ing OH the life uf the late President aud
of the the country's great sorrow. Miss
Fletcher then led the school in singing
Mo Presidents favorlte hymn Load Kind
ly Light.
Pr oce ding tho hymn Professor Berlin
read poem entitled Death Has Grown
eI Him A Martyr.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-17

The Weather.
On Wednesday fair weather will
prevail with cooler temperature anu
westerly winds.
On Thursday cloudy to partly cloudy
weather with light temperature
The Thermometer at W. &. Taylor's
drug store 311 King stroot today regis
cred as follows:
O'Clock 10o'clook O'Clock
Is u ~
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WILMINGTON THEATRE.
The romantic comedy drama IA
Roy al Prisoner was presented at
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-09-17
FOR SALE.

U'ON sALE--FULLY EQUIPPED JOB
T. Printing Office Apply at No. West
Sd street. L. Plunkett H22u
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TOR SAi.E-BUSlNESS WAGONS AT
T. Second and French streets Time given.
Hammond AJl Ems
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nR. uEHARDTS PENNYRcYAL PILLS
- The only genui No psnnyroyal pills; 4
drugg !styor by mAlljI Office Nv!Jj VIA )
lhila II
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TrAACBER WAN1ED-FOR DISTRICT
school miles out Concord pike; good
salary to COOL dlscipli marian, man or woman
Add ress school, Brandywine Del. sofa
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7,,OR sALE-C0 VOLUMES OFTHE SCIH>.
Il tiAc Ameri can and40 Of the sup plemrn,.
No. Bl8 West strest. si-di
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w ANTED-A HALE GROWN WHITE
w gir., 10 or Ii years, to assist with
housew1rk No. 10. W. An street.
- sl7.3tS
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DOARDERS WANTED IN pRlVATEFAM.
- lily, Apply COS Madison street.
sI-.rts
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LOR RENT--A SIX ROOM HOUSE ON
II Clayton street. Apply $40 Clayton St.
sl7.5S
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M ANTED- MAN on rAEM BY MONTH:
wv also men to cut corn by tn . shock
Apply at this Office o'clock We.ln esday
III orning sl7.2ts
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Don't Get Angry.

We are sorry tostato that there are
now $4,000 in accounts due on our
books We have urgently requested
those who are In arrears 10 come
forward and settle without delay
We cannot run this plant on wind
and water. IL takes money 10 give
the people the service.
Those in arrears must pay or We
will be- forced 10 cut of both lights
and water. one dollar will b,
charged for cutting oil aud lone dollar
for turning on. Read the rules NJ the
company and settle 10 avoid getting
angry.
We owe debts and must pay them.
Dcliuqucnts will have their lights
and water cut oil II not paid for by
May 10, 1901. The last call: take
notice and govern yourself accord.
iugly. -. W. l.. &P. Co.
l27 hy ". II. Hartman. supt.
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FOR A COOPERATIVE OIL COMPANY
Interesting Details Of a Plan Suggested
for Development Of Local
OH Prospects.

Bryan, Texas, April 6, 1901
Editor Bryan Eagle: Some days
ago, / read an interesting article in
your paper on the possibilities q
lhis section as a field for oil deyel-
Opment, and have been listening
every day to hear that the busiue IS
hague or some other Of the live
business men Of Brazos county had
taken the matter up, aud had or
eanized a company to go after oil,
coal, gas, water or whatever may
nnderlie this section.
It is not generally expected that
a woman should have any practica.
Ae ideas along these lines, and it
may be that the business league,
or other business men Of Bryan,
Uill not relish any suggestions
from this quarter; yet, it viii at
ieast arrest attention, aud provoke
such thought and discussion as
may lead to something tangible.
/ doubt If there can be found two
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-26
NEWS IN gRlEF.

Minister Francis B LOOMS b. 90 Boz al.
lowed to uso bis own discretion pithu
20 return 20 Venezuela 90 take some
other diplomatic position
crruhmtoof Incorporation was filed
IN Dover, Del, by the Old Mexican Min.
ing company OF Al.tIu, Tox.. capita
Sl,2OO.OOO
Word has como iaom Brazil announc.
ing that Indian. attacked Catholic
mission and mns-acrcd seven women
and over 100 children
A minor has confessed at Denver.
Col, 60 the blowing up Of the Victoria
mine, for which he claims he was paid
5000.
The st. Louis Worlds Fair was in.
corpornted no st. Louis with capital
Of sG,OOOOOO.
For nearly two months thorc has
not boon case Of yellow fcver in Ha.
vana
The election in Alabama resulted in
favor OF holding constitutional con.
vention.
The pillow manufacturers Of the United
States have practically completed the
formation Of q $4,000. 900 combination
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Very respectfully
Mrs. Fannie Reese Pugh.

Last night the Junction House at
Hcarue was totally destroyed by
fire. The blaze originated BOO dee
fcctivo fuc aud was beyond control
before discovered.