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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-07-09
WANT" COLUMN
Il. Osw01d, Fashionable Tailor,
Denison, Iona. Ovey Pos1oNse

ABSTRACTS OF TITLE-Having
decided to remain at Denison, Iowa
all orders for Abstracts of Title will
receive careful and prompt attention
THEO. WALKER.
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WHEN you buy B, P. S. paint you get
an honest paint and an honest meas
ure. 81
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-07-09

CALL-And see Armstrong; fine line
of prototypes.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-07-09

BUGGY paints-all colors. c. Sievers
81 Sons. Sc
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If you ant to buy the best riding
Cultivator which is the easiest to
handle and the lightest draft buy the
FAMOUS OHIO for sale by Herman
Rusch. "A.
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AFTER July Sth, our store will close
at 6 p. m. Sarachon Sisters. 52t
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-02-14
3uar's 8lans erlci1em.

Sin Stiid tnerftpiirbiees uno un=
perfdlibtes Oelttlbtbun, bas ppr beiz
nabe bunbert Sabren aus benz qeleq=
neten Sbpabenlanbe nah DEN @ilo=
nifien SbiD's perpflan5t tpurbe, lit
BON Der 8ilofldbe perIdtpunoen;
| bic &pmmuniiten= @enteinbe in Boar
Fat DfftsieQ oil eriltiren aufaebDrt.
Die fleine Sefte Der Seporati1ten
batte 1917 tpeeen Der Gerfpleunqen,
benen 1ie iufplee ibres @laubens
ausgelebt mar, Die iuiirtten1bereii6e
6eimatb perla1ien inii1ien. @s tpa=
rem 200, Die mod in betnlelben Sabre
unter Siibrung oes @ebers uno
S6ulneiiters Soiepb 8duneler in
Bbila6elpbia lonoeten unb i'm fol-
genoen Winter nab Dem nDrolicben
Sbip aogen, tpD fie 11titten i'm l1r=
tpalo 5000 Icres 2anb, perfdufig auf
8org, eritanDen batten. @enn ibnen
nidt BON dlteren Gniiebluneen 5iilfe
81 9beil getpDroen tpdre, tparen Die
neuen &oloniiten 1i9erlih pDr &Glte
uno 9unger geitDrben. Sic erInbez
ten bas Stdotben 3oar, pereinigten
1i9 i'm nablten Sabre slt einer font
nuniltiiben @emein16aft uno baben
tn Jrieoen uno @intracbt biz in bic
adtsi9er Sabre binein eelebt.
Bdumeler itarb 1853, lein 5reunb,
Der @aittpirtb unb gbierar5t &reub=
ner, in ben lebsieer Sabren. Die
apeite Generation bielt nod an ben
Sitter Der gdter felt, unter Der britt
ten unb pterten loderten 1i9 aber Die
Banbe. Die &Dlunie, bic In ib~
rer 8lutbe5eit oreibunoert 5antilien
sdblte, 5erbrDdelte. piele perlieBen
bieielbe unb lieBen ibren Intbeil am
Germ0een i'm Stib, anoere perlanqs
ten ibren Slntbeil, Die @eribte
tpurben qneerufen unb, Inn su per=
binbern, oaB Die Nopofaten Die @rb,
ibaft Der 3oariten antreten, muroe
por 5mei Sabren Die Nufl0lune Der
&DlDnie beihlDiien.
BiS oabin batten Elm Sber6aupt
ullO Oret OerQtDer, Ote gu Dret1a1rt=
gem Terlnin BON ben Mdnnern une
Srauen gepdblt puroen. llnunl=
i9ranft eenaltet. Damn aber
puroe SDar als Stdotben incor=
porirt unb tpdblte einen 8iirgern1ei=
iter, iutpie ben iibrigen foftipieligen
Beamtenapparat.
Scum lit i'm @eribt au Canal ODper
Die @intragune iiber Die &ertbeilune
bes @igentbunts erfolet unb inn
Dur6lbnitt bat jeoes Weitelieb Der
Sefte gieent5utn i'm g8ertbe ron
$1,000 erbalten. gertbeilt tpuroen
1000 Icres 2anb uno @ebdulibfei=
ten I'M Wertbe BON elmer balben Mfil=
lion. Sn 3Dar iit biz auf ben beu=
tigen Gag oas Deutlbe un,ganes=
uno @ei6aftsiprahe.
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Grfplgreihes syaliAiimgem.

glls fiirslih i'm @iener 8urotbea=
ter nDDrf unb Staot" pieoer aufge=
fibrt tpurbe, fano sSrdulein 6dberle,
Die Oariteuerin oes 2orle, fir ibren
8Drtrag zines Ibuabilden 8plfslie=
bes # -ititrmilben 8eifall,
ni6t obtpobl, lonbern eerabesu,
neil fie CRU n b fall d lang.
gSie oas fam, er5dblt Der Ibea=
terplouoerer beS @iener ,5remoen=
blatt"::
nSm @eiane tpar bic Sdberle
iblebt; ober aeraoe oa8 tpar ausgez
sei6net. 0aS Sali6lineen lpar cine
ibrer beften 8uinten. gluf Der
8rube bat iie ndmli9 bem 6errn
6artmann, Der ben Mtaler Geinbaro
giebt, gelagt 2ieber Serr 6art=
mann, ib tueiB, ib bab' fein autes
@ebDr, uno besbalb tpero' i6 mir
erlauben, auf Sbre Sraee; &ennlt
Du nod Die ibtpdbiiben &olfsliebl?
Sbnen bubgerndB 81 antpOrten: .Sa,
ib fem tie nod uno ting iie nod.
GuS eiaenem nero ih aber binsufii<
gen. a ber m Ell tens fali9. "
0aS iihert mid ndmlih pDr jebem
llnfaa. llnb ribti9 bat Die Sdberle
bel Der Nuffiibrun9 audi 10 eeiagt:
SD fling Die lhtpdbii6en 2ieoel-
aber meiitenS falib." llnb ols Sie
oann tpirflid folib aeiuuaen bat. oa
elaubte oas Bublitum. oaB Die
Salihmiinaerei cine beablidtigte
tiinftleriibe 5einbeit lei uno applou=
btrte fraftig.
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Gine ghredeus.stadbt.

y9iefes 8aneen erreet es, als Die
NerSte iagen, baB Die @itttpe bes
tapferen Generals Burnbam, BON
Wfa6ias, Wte., nod ppr gaeensan=
brub an 2ungenentsiinoung iterben
peroe," ihreibt Srau g. $. 2in=
coin, Die ibr tpdbreno Der Mabt 8eiz
itanb leiltete. Seop9 iie i9ifte nab
DIR. Kings New Discovery"
bas ibr nebr als einnal oas
2eben eerettet batte. uuo fie BON
Sbtpinoiubt beilte. rNabbem
tie es eingenommen bate, f9lief
iie Die ganae geabt uno belien nab=
BERGER @ebraub bat iie tpieber p6l=
Zig 9ebeilt." Oiele ipunberbare
Webicin miro earantirt, ale 6als=,
Bruit= uno 2unaen 2eioen gu BET
len. Sour so Gents uno $1.OO.
BrObe=Slal6e fret bel S. &alteper &
Sobn, Orpauiiten.
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u II fun + t.

Son NorbsSeras, ct. Souls unb gbicagp
(Katy Flyer) ........ $3.50 Morgens.
Bon Netu Orleans, 9puftpn nnb @ole
peitDn td9lich. .4:45 yfacbm.
Bon 81 8aip. galifornien uno NferifD
.7:30 Qlben0S.
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27. e a bttef.

Sn Snmenau tobten @etpitter. Ser
Nmtsratb mar unoernlutbet 5urudse=
fommen, bate BON feiner balb un5uz
reanunssfdbisen So9ter brudftiids
ipeife bic @orsdnge ipdbrenb fsinsr
Mbpefenbeit erfabren unb bana9 nit
Mplf ftrense Mbre9nuns gebalten.
Diefen bate f9pn bic Saene auf ber
@eranba ein penig BON feiner folaen
30he beruntersebra9t, es bdinmerte in
ibm auf, baB bas Mefen bes BON i6m
BET Der 8raut Denun3irten ni9t basi
zines S9ulbbepuBten seipeien. Die
ffol5e Wera4tung, bic Sener ibrn ee@
5etst, brannte jebt mebr uuf ihu1, als
bte Sbrfeiee getban, bte Der tpilb gntz
pDrte inn in Der erften eeredten Mutb
perfebt. Mie, tpenn bic 9ef9idte gar
ni9t tpabr tpGre, ober bon bDsniGigen
3ungen aus barmlofen Sbatfahen
peraerrt unb pergrOBert, mas bGtte er
ba anseri9tetg-Wol mar felbitfii9@
tig, lei9titnnig. babel ra9lii9tig, mo-
feline Gttelteit berfebt tpurbe, aber eines
70 eemeinen 8ubenitrei9es ipdre er
bod ni4t fdbis setpefen. @r bate ielz
Der an bic @erleumbungen eeslaubt
unb bamit fetn berrdtberiI9es @orz
sebsn bor feinem @eipiTen entf9uls
bist. Sd, f9lieBli9 battle er itb als
8efdiiber unb Gd9er Der ltnf9ulb gez
fhmei9elt. DAP er glei95eitig babel
ietn Miitb9en an benz @erbaBten tii6z
len fonnte unb fonft mod etipas @rz
freuli9es fir ibn berausfam, mar fein
befonberes Slid. gtun dber bate er
BON Der 10 ianeG geDonneuen 8raut
sandhit gar ni9ts. Gs mar au9 nt4t
ihmeiAelbaft fir tin, Dab iie it alien
mogli4en bpiteriiden 3ufdlen lag unb
iammernb in balber 8eipuBtleiigteit
nur INNER ben Nanen bes 2lnberen
rief ibn felbit aber I'm feinen preis
iehen tpollte. Damn bate er bas Ouea
auf benz 9alfe-au9 feline gemiitbli9e
4nsii9t. @ber er muBte ii9 barum
fiimmern, er mar Der sSorberer qes
ipefen. gr tpOlte gu @en8el eebsn,
ibn bitten, iein Sefupbant 5u Iein.
llsberbaupt-Men8el mubte tim bell
fen, er battle ibn bineingelegt. Oas
mar fein nd9fter Gntfdlub. ben er
fdleunigit ausfiibrte.
@en3el bate ibn f9on lanse in eros
Ger ltnru6e ertpartet.
nHun ipie ftebt's, 1T bic 8ombe
seplabt9" rief er ibm entgegen. @eine
innere @ufregung bebte aus BEN f9er5>
boften Morten.
.sSatpobl, ounddit tonnft Du mir
qls 8rautigam gratulireH, unb
bann-4
Wen5el fab i6n ftarr an.
.Das fasit 0u9 Grttdre Did beuts
Iider, bite
Wolf er3GbGte in baftigen Morten
ben @orsang, unb @en8el sing pdb@
renb bem nit groBen S9ritten auf
nnb nieber. @s arbeitete beftig in
ieinen 3iigen, babel fab es aber 10 gee
banfenberloren aus, aIs pb er taum
duf bic Hebe bes Mnberen b0rte. 9lG>
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@esiihnf.
Romon Don Joo 9ofer.
erlter g9eif.
eraer g6eif.
(S0rtlebuns).

9ieie Mdb6enaieen bier aber rebez
ten in ibrer riidbaltloIen Qtneit cine
Sprade, bic Inn nit einmal perFdnb=5
lid mar, unb er iiano gans ltumm bpr
feiner iuunberliden gntbefuna.
Sic a6er beutete iein 96tpeigen ans
oers.
20 @ott, Goftur, if er-iIi er-2"
Sic bra6te es ni9t beraus, aber lie be-
gam 5u f6tuanten, 10 baB er i9leunigf
ben Mrm I'M lie leeen mubte.
y9bor6eit, aino, mas penflt Su?
gr III gang uObl, 9u barflt ibm iogar
Raffee fOden, redt euten, Harfen;
perfeblt 9u? 9lber eeb' ni6t su ibn,
er mill allein iein. .
Sic atbnete auf in anenoli1er gr=
lOiung. Sod bielt lie ben alten Sreuno,
als er aeben tDollte, no6maIs 3uriif.
r2ieber 9err 9oftor, f0nnen Sic
bas-DuelI nt1t ber6inbern9"
.Das gebt nibt &inb. Ginen Nnz
lanf babe i9 sema9t, babel aber muB
es bleiben. Mir fDnnen unb biirfep ibn
nt9t binbern, iebe Genugtbuling gu
nebmen, bic er feiner f9fper perlebten
gbre fir notbpenbig bdlt. Das finb
Mdnnerfa4en, &leine," f6nitt er ibr
freunbli3 Elm tpeiteres Wprt ab, ,Ou
tannit Did f9on brauf perlaffen, bob
i6 fonft Nues fir i'm tbun tperbe, tpas
{i9 irqenb thun I6bt.4
gr itrei9elte ibr bdterli9 bic blaRen
Wansen unb ging nit einem Ropfz
niden binaus.
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,2eutihes gaaeblatt fit itmsarm"

betitelt iib bas felt Weitte December
in 9emespar erlbeinenbe iuurna=
liitil6e llnternebmen. pelbes i6
yoie @abrung Der &ulturz uno Bill
bunesintereiien bes oeutiden 8olfsz
tbun1s in l1nearn uno Die 8flege
reiner 8aterlanosliebe" our Iufgabe
ftellt unb Elm erfreulihes 3eiben
oes enoli1 audi bel ben iilbun9aris
iden Sbnaben ertpaberoen oeut=
iben 8plfsbeipuBtleins 1T.
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Gin Heblz @riff pber .gritt

iit nibt lelten bic urlahe ppn 8rano=
uber %Sbnitt=@unben Dber Sbran,=
men. 8uGlens glrnica Salbe lin=
bert Die Sbmer5en uno beilt in fiir=
seiter Belt. Sic beilt 0autausiblag,
Wunoen, S6rammen &c. ltnfeblbar.
Sour % gts. Die Sbabtel. 6eiluna
miro earantirt. 8u baben bel S,
&alteper & Sobn. Droeuiiten,
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Grfnriionea Oer 5. & q. M.=8abn

Rad Marlim, Ser., am 10. sseb.:
State Senate Biennial Meeting' bea
Modern Order of Praetorians''.
Rad sort gSortb, Sse., ppn u.
bis IA. Seb.: LOG Rolling Woodmen
of the World.
MAD sort ssortp, ser., am 12.
ltne Is. Seb.: ''Texas Live Stock Asso-
eiation''.
Na6 sam stmtomto, ser., pom
II. bis IA. Wtdrs:: Texas Cattle Raj
ser's Association"
Gfa6 9areoo, Ser., ont %. Seb. :
BUR Seier bon n@ep. &aibinGtpn'8 @e~
bnrtstag".
Nad, ssew Orleans, sa.. pom IA.
big 10. 6cb,; "Mardi Gras' 5eitlife
feiten,
Man Wsartia, Ser, grfuriions=
8illette merben bas gan5e Subr binourb
oerfauft fir ~ Sabrpreis fir bic 8unbs
reiIe; 8illette 9iiltig fir 80 Gage. Die
tueltberiibmten nSeiBen Guellen" Ma
tural Sanitarium" ltno p@e'nnobetts<
Heiprt".
Sir pbiee grturIionen limb iebr uiebe
rtge Staten attgeiebt tuoroen.. 8egen
@iraelbetten, be5el. Staten. Serfaufstaee,
Ghlttgteitsoauer, 6ahr6eiten &C., tuenbe
man icb oil BEN ndbiten N9enten Der 8.
& g. g. <8o6n, ober ihreibe on
8. 8. Yrtce. q. 3. & 8. 81,
Holeltine, 3eras.
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Sn gliaabetb. 81. s., lift Elm
Wann, eer re9elm6Big iein ShDpps
hen trant, i'm Glter BON 102 Sabren
geltprben. s5riiber uoer ipdter - 10
peroen Die 3emperen5ler lagen -
brinet eben Der 8ein Seoen nm.
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9. u. & u. q. Babn.
hfnhrt.

geab @alpeiton, 5ouiton unb guerD tas<
m3aS adj Corpus g5riiti, ara,iIas = saS f5Dani, amS
Naeb 8brne nnb &errpiae, taelicb, aus
eenpnmen Sonntags. .2:45 aabnt.
Nacb Borne unb &errpille. 9pnntags.
.......... ....ss...... .4sOU SUIN.
Intunft.
Bon @albeitou, Souitpn unb guerD tag<
ltb. ZOO gbenbs.
Bon Corpus gbrifti, Mranias 8aB unb
Seebille td9lib l:55 Na6m.
Ton S6rne uno &errbille. t6gIit5, aus
9enommen S1nntaes. -. 1855 8Drm.
Bon Borne unb &errnille, 6Dnntags, -.
800 gbenos.
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Gulf gbpre 0abm.

Nbfabrt.
Naeb Stofoale, ta9lid], oussenummen
Sonnta9s. ...........-.....8:0 500 TOrnt.
Mnfun5t.
BDn 9tofbate, tdelich, aus9enDnmen
SDnntaes. 800 Nacbm
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sserpOiitat ums allsemeime sdwad,e

mers Or. Siegert's angoitura 8itters fdrtt uno
belubet bic Neruen unO belebt oas san3c optem.
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linn Grfaltnua in eincm aaoe M

betlen, nebme man gNaIaiioe Yromo Euinine.
SobletsA, &ue @rOguilien seben oas @eto ,uruf,
penn time 5eilung sriolst e. 90 6jrooe's Inter
iariit auf .o.r Sdaht.l. 25 Gents.
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sumtberm 9sacific Babu.

Naob geep Srleans, Souftun nnb Gal
peitDn td9licb. 1900 Mittags.
gfacb 81 Yaio, GalifDrnien unb NfeItfD
900 8prn1.
Gacb g1orbeSeras. ct. 9uuis unb gbica>
90 (Katy Flyer ....... 800 Mbenbs.
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W. s. & &. Sabs.

Rarb @aco, Sprt 8ortb. Dallas, &anIas
gitp. ct. Souls unb Chicago, tdelicb,
(S. u. & q. 3. 9epDt) .7:45 Mor9ens.
Nacb 8aco, Sort 8ortb, Dallas &c. (ppnt
SunIet~OepDt) .......... 500 Mbenos.
Infu t.:
8pn g6icasD, ct. 2ouis, sanias 9th,
9allas, Sort gSortb uno 9SacD, tdgficb
(Suniet 0eput) )......... $3.50 8ortn.
SDn 8aco, Sort g8Drtb, Dallas &C, (S.
q. g. q. 8. 9eppt) 49,. 1920 Nbenos.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-07-25
FOUND FATHER INSTEAD
Of EXPECTED HUSBAND.
YEARS. RETURNED no uEW
FATHER IuRotsH
STRANGE CIRCUMSTANCES.
A TRAGIC coMrf.tt ALTON N,RRow-
LN AsEHrfp nN DIS, oNERN
or aINTH-N Ahos.

Special to the Register.
MT. GTLEAD. O. July FIFTY
years ago. little Lizzie Collinger was
playing one evening in the door yard
of her mothers homo. As Il grew
darker the mother called TO her baby
but she got no reply. she searched.
but the little one had disappeared
strangely and effeetually. The neigh
borhoud WAS aroused and searching
party Was organized. some Of the VII
layers had seen canvas covered wag-
on pass along Just at dark. band OF
gypsiea occupied the wagon. When tho
pursuers attempted To- trace the WAGON,
the trail Was lost. Weeks passed and
no news ever came of the missins
child.
The mother faded and died begging
for her baby. }. II, Coilinger, the
father stii lived on the old farm. lie
became a solitary and sad hearted
man. fIis double loss sat heavily upon
him. Neighbara advised him 10 take
another wife. They said he should
have little sunshine about the
gloomy old place from which the last
ray of light had gone. when his vile
followed his daughter. away for ever.
About six months ago Coliinger IN
serted an advertisement In matri-
monial Journal lie got a reply from
Miss Amy Frantz, of San Antonio.
Texas. lie eorresponded with her Tor
several months and then Il was agreed
that the two should marry. Collinger
sent the woman money To pay her fare
to Ohio. She arrived here few days
ago and the wedding was TO have taken
place to-day,
Yesterday the groom-to-bc, who ID
SIS years old, discovered peculiar
birth mark on his prospective brides
arm. 1t awoke reeollections OF tiny
girl baby that had gone out of his life
a half century before.
He asked the woman her history
She said that until she was sixteen
years old sne had travelled with gyp-
sizes. then made her escape. In Texas.
She was Gfty-four years old and had
earned her own living in various ways
since then.
Her aged sweetheart became inter
ested and made further Investigations.
Other birth-marks were discovered. \
tiny loeket that had escaped the THEY.
ing gypsies WAS produced and from its
golden frame smiled the face OF the
child's mother.
The wedding was not held. The
daughter will remain with her aged
father.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-07-25

be held two years after the occurrence
under investigation. This is known
as the naval statutes OF limitation.
and while IL bars court martial re-
lating to the Santiago campaign. Il
does not bar the court OF inquiry. In
this case the court OF inquiry would be
effective only in establishing records.
and would not be preliminary to a
court martial.
An important feature in the order
directing the court is that specifying
whether Il shall state only the facts
found. or shall also give an opinion
based on the facts
Whether the investigation shall he
open is decided by the court.
When the court of inquiry reaches
its decision. all the papers are for
warded to the Judge Advocate Gener-
al of the navy, and the final approval
or disapproval rests With the Secre-
1ary of the Navy or the President &C
cordng to which one has ordered the
court.
Secretary Long said the personnel
of the court would be made known to-
morrow. Meanwhile there is much
speculation as to the members of the
court other than Admiral Dewey.
Secretary Long tonight said the
court will meet in his reception room.
will observe every formality, Will be
open to the public and press. will give
Schley every facility in the way of
counsel and witnesses, and will take
all the time needed TO consider the
whole Santiago campaign.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-07-25
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS
In Session Heiud Closed Doors A.-
sessInu the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Strings Notes.

Special to the Hegister.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. w.
Va, July 24-The West Virginia state
Board of Public Works. Us In session
here for the purpose of making the an
nual assessment Of railroad property
Many prominent citizens and railroad
officials are present, among whom are
Messrs II. c. Simms. and +. Is. Enslow,
of Huntington w. Va. and Maj. G. Is.
Wall. of Richmond, Va, representing
the Chesapeake & Ohio Messrs. j. Il.
Summervile and Charles Shroll, OF
Wheeling. w. Va, and Geo. G. Urqhart,
of Pittsburg, representing the Pan Han
die; Mai. Randolph Stalkner, OF Wheel
ing, of the Baltimore & Ohio; Col. {.
Buxton, Toledo, Ohio. of the Kentucky
a. Michigan. Ex-Gov. w. A. MacCor-
kle. of Charleston, of the G. c. & s.; Geo.
A. Bowers, of the Cumberland Valley,
and NJ A. Kendall, Petersburg. of the
Little Kanawha and Parkersburg street
railway.
Yesterday was consumed in inyesti-
eating the Cumberland Valley and the
G.. c.. & S. In the afternoon the Pan
Handle and Little Kanawha claimed
the attention of the Board. This MORN
ing they are hearing the G. e. O. Tho
sessions are held behind closed doors,
and as yet nothing is given out to indi-
cate the actions of the Board.
The intense heat is very favorable to
the springs, and every train is bringing
in many visitors. There are now about
400 guests. and the old mecca Is begin
ming to assume its wonted air of Dig
nifty and gaiety.
Hon. N. b. Scott was a central figure
on the veranda to-day. Prominent
among the Charlestonians. were
Messrs. d. G.. Gallaher and A. c. Sherr.
Misses. Mary and Mildred Lee,
daughters of the late Gen. Robt T..
Lee, are among the distinguished visi-
tors.
State Senator, Alex. McVeigh Miller
put in his appearance this morning.
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MALICE, SAYS SAMPSON.

BOSTON. July 24.~Rear Admiral samp-
son said to-day:
II am glad that Rear Admiral Schley
has asked Secretary Long for an invesu-
cation. | hope If there is an investigation
It will be a thorough one. and that not
detail of anything that has been In dis
putc will be avoided by the investigating
board
This whole business In inspired by
malice. but now perhaps 1t may he all In
vestigated and. If IT Is. the people of the
United States will know all the facts
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CAUSED A GREAT FURORE.

NEW YORK. July plate this after.
noon 1t was discovered that several sus-
pension rods of a cable of the Brooklyn
bridge were broken. The damage was
small, but it caused furore. The car and
vehicle service was stopped, but persons
were allowed to walk the promenade.
When the authorities found how greatly
the damage had been exaggerated, traffic
was resumed.
Engineer Probasco said tonight that
the breskage was due to expansion from
the heat
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YESTERDAYS NEWS NOTES.


MILWAUKEE, July 24-Salt Lake
City has been selected for the next con-
vention of the Grand Lodge of Elks.
Dr. Joshua miller Dead
FLAGSTAFF, Ariz., July 24.-Dr.
Joshua Miller, one of the leading an
thropological students of this country
is dead.
An Inycstfgatfon-
NEW YORK. July 24.-The United
States grand jury began an investiga-
ton OF the failure of the Seventh Ma
tional bank to-day.
Heat Destroys Fruit
CHICAGO, July 24.-The heat has
destroyed one-half Of the fruit in Mich
igan. The peach crop will be the
smallest in 25 years.
old Board Reelected
NEW YORK, July 24.-The annual
meeting of the American shipbuilding
company in Jersey City to-day re-
elected the old board.
spnin's War Programme
MADRID, July 24.-Premier Sagasta
has announced the reorganization OF
the army. bases for naval operations
and the construction OF an arsenal on
vast scale.
Bnptfst Y. T.. T.
CHICAGO, July 24.-The eleventh
annual convention of the International
Baptist Young Peoples Union began
in this city to-day. Over $4,000 dele
gates and visitors are expected.
Garment workers. strike
NEW YORK, July 24.-Thirty-
manufacturers have settled with the
Garment Workers, but the strike is
probably going to last three weeks.
The strikers claim $4,000 men are out.
None Seriously Hurt
TIFFIN, Iowa, July PA passen-
ger train on the Rock Island ran into
another here at ! a. m. One sleeping
car was knocked over on its side. Sew
eral passengers we're injured, but none
seriously.
Dropped to Her Death
CHICAGO, July 24.-Mrs. B. De
Graft, of La Crosse, Wisconsin, fell
from the sixth floor of the Morrison
hotel to-day and died an hour later. 1t
is thought she sat on the window and
fell asleep.
Detroit's big Celebration
DETROIT, July 24.-With the firing
of salute of q guns by the revenue
cutter, Fessenden at sunrise, Detroit
began three days celebration of the
landing of Cadillac at this point two
hundred years ago to-day.
Trust to Dissolve
NEW YORK, July 24.-The voting
trustees of the Baltimore & Ohio has
decided to dissolve in September; also
to give the option to holders OF the
sl5, 900, 900 of four per cent, debentures
to convert them into common stock.
Three-Pound Hail Stone
ST. PETERSBURG, July PA hail
storm in Schlatzk, July %, destroyed
crops. Three men and many cattle
were killed while an entire flock of
sheep and two shepherds were carried
off by food. Some hail stones weighed
three pounds.
Mild Bubonic Plague
NEW YORK, July 2i.-Dr Doty.
health officer, announces that the i'll
ness of Rabviane, stoker on the Hohen-
fels has been diagnosed as mild Bubon-
ic plague. The Hohenfels came from
Calcutta. All of the crew of the Hob
enfels will be held.
To Absorb Big Bank
NEW YORK, July 24-The First Ma
tional Bank, which recently increased
its capital from 100000 to $1O000,000
has made an offer of s275 share for
all of the stock of the National Bank
OF The Republic The directors of the
Republic. capitalized $500 900, have
recommended that the offer be ac-
cantad