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HUNT. Confederate States Cruiser Shenandoah:
By CORNELIUS E. HUNT Confederate Shenandoah

The next day, Jan. 3, we set studdins
sails for the first time. but were too short
handed to do it in scientific, man-of-war
style We cherished the hope that the
fine weather that had ut last overtaken us
was to continue. but the hope proved de-
lusirc, and the next morning found us
under single reefed top-sails, Il wet deck
fore and aft, and matches battened down
to keep the water from the berth deck.
On the 9th the wind moderated, and we
once more cracked on all sail, anxious To
reach Australia as soon as possible. The
prisoners had naturally begun to tire of
their unaccustomed inactivity, and to pine
for the moment when they would be once
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Given Away Free Of Charge.

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believe have the best allround family medicine In
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When writing for the Pills kindly send me the name
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Address at once,
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Mr.. Greene-Seems to me you are ask
ing terribly big prices at your fair, Mrs.
Chance.
Mrs. Chance-Yes, and we got all the
things at barsain-cOunter in the city at
less than half regular prices. Isn't it
lovely! We shall make lots of money
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SUM M Err RESORTS.

sSYVNHE MARHLAND," NJ. BURKE, PROPRI-
l. etor, Chesapeake Beach, Nd When visiting
this resort, take your meals with Best service
Choice products fish, oysters, etc. Prices moderate
CEDAR ISLAND HOTEL, SITUATED ON THE
- largest of group of five Islands in the waters of
Chippewa Bay, ST. Lawrence River The best fishing
grounds: conceded TO be the only Black Bass
tiers i'm the Thousand Islands Shady walks, restfll
hooks, and white sand bays for bathing. Open May to
December. For terms and special rates write NJ. p.
Phillips Proprietor, Cedar Island Chippewa Bay, n. Y.
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BOOKS AND PICTURES.

DOoKS.-The Civil War on the Border. Complete
ID account of all engagements, great aud small and
of all marches retreats and Npedons west OF the Mis-
sssippi TWO vols, octave $50 pages: fully illustrated
Price 81. Address the author, WILEY BRIrrON,
Springfield, Mo.
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FOR SALE AND EXCHANGE.

NOR SALE-THREE SPRINGS, PLEASURE
L. and health resort among the hills of East Ten
nessee on the Holson River, 4 miles east of Knox
vile; four miles from Russeliville Station Southern
Railway. Water, sulphur, maSnesia chaIybeate and
freestone Springs ali in group within so yards of
buildings Buildings connections and well ventilated,
aiiording accommodations for 100 guests. Large din
ing halls, parlors and Railways. Dancing hall and
bowling alleys near springs. Two hundred and ffly
acres Of land free from all incumbrances- Price
$4,000. Address Mrs +. p. Bishop, Jefferson City,
Tenn,
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TCOR SALE-FoUR-ROOM HOUSE: STABLE; II
l. acres; three acres woods. Fairfax Co.. Va, near
Burks Station, Southern Railroad is miles from Wash
ington, ID. {. Good location for gardening, poultry,
hnckstering apples pears peaches plums In bearing;
church, school, post Office near. Only 5000 part cash.
N. \ Buford, Claiborne, Va.
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BAN DIS.

MUSIC FOR NATIONAL ENCAMPMENT.-
Nl Band of . Men wish to contract with Post to
play at National EnCampnlent at Washington, ID. G.
Best of attention and satisfaction guaranteed. Write
Union Band, New Park, Pa.
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MISCELlAN EOUS.

.sPETTER THAN WHISKEY'' IS a MEDI-
ID cine made by the 'Woodmen Medicine Co..
of Joplin, Missouri Every family needs safe siimI-
liant in the house. Excels any kind of liquor stint
uant. Not particle of alcohol in it. No bad results
ever follow its Splendid medicine for rundown
Can safely be used to stimulate the system in
ton with other medicine Old soldiers will find il II
far more satisfactory smulant than whiskey. For 50
cents In silver we mail yOu package that will last Is
days. Agents wanted Com 80 ! per cent. Address,
"Woodmen Medicine Company" Box 3Si, Joplin, Mis-
souri,.
TPON RECEIPT OF ONE DOLLAR WILL
~ answer all questions concerning carriage paint
ing. Address j. b. John, Riverside, Cal.
A 90 FIRST CLASS PHONOGRAPH RECORDS
80 cents per record or s. 90 per doz No two alike
BY mail, 10 cents per record extra Jefferson Hart
man, Montoursville, Pa.
VoUR NAME, COMPANY, REGIMENT AND
your business printed on by mail, slOO Jefferson
Hartman, Montoursville Pa
NOR SALE.-PATENT No. 62s 49, ON FURNI-
l. ture Polish. By Counties, State, entire. A
good thing for any one out of employment, especial
1y old veterans. II is good seller. Can be made at
small expense. For particulars address Oliver p. Mac
kiln, East Palestine, Ohio
SEND FOR OUR NATIONAL. NEEDLE CASE,
y * IA, containing papers Silver Steel Needless
Steel Bodkin, Button Needless 4 Yarn Darncrs, Che
nile Needle, Cotton Darners, Tapestry Needle,
Wool Darners Bonnet Pins, Short Burners, > Hat
Pins, Looping Needles, g.: Shawl Pms. Crewei Nee
dies, Cloak Pins, Milliner's Needles. Oil Temper
ed Pins, Toilet Pins Crochet Needle Card Hooks
and Eyes In Case. Sent postpaid for 20 cts stamps
silver. National Supply Co., jamestown, Pa
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JEWELRY AND WATCHES.

CRAND ARMY JEWELRY AND WATCHES
" II Specially. Sure cure for dropsy sent for -.
Comrade w. \. Rose, Jeweler and Druggist, Almond,
y. Y
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FJNIE 54rH PA REUNION OF THE SURVI-
l. of the 5ith Pa will be held ut Romney W.
Va, Aug. 26 and p. d. r. Bryan, Secretary Sl2 Mar
ket ST., Johnstown, Pa
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NOR SALE-TEN SHARES AMERICAN TRIB
Il une New Colony stock in Archer Co., Tex Ad
dress Box no. Greensboro. Ind.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

ISOR SALE-GENERAL MERCHANDISE BUS
Il mess. Quiet healthy, civil. Christian village
Goods, fixtures house and hot. about $500. Good stand
Address Postmaster, Byron Ark.
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'TNHE 1sT ME. III. A.-TIIE ANNUAL REUNION
of the LIST Me. II. A. will be held ut Sangerville,
Aug, q. Henry L. Sellers Secretary, Bangor, Me.
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> 4 TIL OHIO.-THE ANNUAL REUNION OF
- the 2Ith Ohio will be held in the office of the
Clerk of the Senate State House. Columbus, Ohio July
Members of the 9Th Ohio and 56lh Ind invited
to participate in these exercises Robert 5. Grimm,
Mt Vernon, Ohio.
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9TH ILL. CAV.-A REUNION OF THE 7rH ILL.
Cav. Will be held at l4l2 Pa. Ave. Burnside Pest,
s, Washington, ID. c. Oct. s. during the National En-
ton, Ill.
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POULTRY, EGGS. ETC.
LOST.

7 OST AT CHANCELLORSVILLE, A SMITH &
IL Weson Seven shooter, engraved with my name
Would like to hear from the finder. Address l.. J.
Bookwater, Hallsville, Ohio
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REUNIONS.

. 9th N. Y.-THE SURVIVORS OF THE
20 18th N. y. have arranged TO visit the battle
field of Cedar Mountain, Va, Aug. and 9. The busi-
ness meeting will be held at Culpeper Va. C. w.
Boyce, $50 Main St, Buffalo, n. Y.
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ADDRESSES WANTED.

Information of whereabouts of James
w DoOley. Last heard from in Missouri NJ. A.
DoOley. Cary Station, Ill.
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10 f, 18TH PA THREEDAIS' REUNION
~ of Co. L, 18th Pa, will he Il I'D AZ Camp Weller,
York Furnace Station Pa. begin ming July % I. b.
Hambetou, Secretary, FeruSlen, "a.
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"OW TO MAKE MIRRORS-I WILL SEND
the correct and complete formula, with full it,
receipt of 80 cents No circulars Clar-
ence Hobbs, Panasoffkee, Fla
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ACCIDENT TO THE ILLINOIS,.
Faulty Steering Gear Causes the
Shin to Strike Bottom.

Christiana, Norway, July flowing
to a faulty steering gear the United
States battleship Illinois, Admiral
Crowninshield's flagship, which has ar
rived here with the United States cruis-
ers Chicago and Albany, struck the bot
tom of the harbor. The accident will
compel her to go back to England and
be placed in dry dock there.
While the Illinois was standing into
the harbor leading the squadron, her
steering gear failed and her helm jam
med hard to s~tarbOard, with the ship
headed straight for the shore. Both
nchor were let go and her engines
were backed promptly but the port
anchor chain parted. The ship struck
an obstruction and a hole was punched
in her bottom. Two small compart-
ents filled with water, the crew were
piped to collision quarters and the wa
ter tight doors were closed. The rest
of the squadron stood into the inner har
Dor. The Ilinons was eventually back
ed off and anchored safely.
Rear dmi CroWninShield will
probably shift his flag to the Chicago
and the remainder of the proposed Bal
tic cruise may be abandoned.
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GENERAL RELIEVED.
OF Command in the Philippines.
Will Assume Command of the De-
partment of the East-General
Davis Will Take Charge of the


Washington, July 14.-General Chat
fee has been relieved of command in
the Philippines and ordered to the COM
mand of the department of the east by
an order issued today by Secretary
Root. The order follows:
by direction of the Major General,
George w. Davis will relieve Major
General Chaffee, of the command of the
division of the Philippines September
80, 1902. On being relieved General
Chaffee will, with his authorized aides,
repair to Governors island, New York
and assume command of the depart
ment of the east"
A few days ago General Chaffee was
cabled an offer of either the command
of the department of the east or the
department of the lakes owing to the
retirement of General Brooke. General
Chaffee in choosing the former assign
ment suggested that September goth
would be a good date to make any
change in the m of the Philip
pines. President Roosevelt consulted
with Secretary Root who directed the
order to be issued relieving Genera
Chaffee and placing General Davis in
command.
General Macarthur has been asked to
take command of the department of the
east, when General Brooke retires until
he can be relieved by General Chaffee.
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Meets this w~eek-nearly 1000 Dele
Eates-What VIII he Done.

Indianapolis, Ind. July 14-whetheI
or not there viii be a general suspen-
sion OF work among the bitumenous
coal miners in support Of the great an
thracite strike. may be determined In
Indianapolis by the end Of the week
The national convention called TO set
tie the matter. will begin Thursday
Delegates from more than ten states
representing the most powerful Labor
organization in the world. are on their
way to Indianapolis.
There will be nearly loco delegates
representing about thirty thousand
miners.
II Is conceded that this time that the
convention will either favor a suspen-
sion OF work throughout the entire
bi'urnenous fields, or will provide for a
defense fund, greater than their treas
ury now offers, although it is said the
miners have nearly s., 600. 600 In the ma
tional treasury and among the locals
Ralph II. EASILY and other represen-
tatives of the national civic federation
are expected.
Secretary Wilson a that no invi.
tations have been extended TO any
outsiders TO speak at the convention.
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FOUR MASKED MEN COMPEL
ENGINEER TO STOP,
MANY TOURISTS and LOSSES
a h~Ountaineer Locality was the
Scene and the Bandits Escaped.
TWO Safes Were Blown Open and
Passengers Relieved of all Their
But Engineer Hit With n Gun.
Sherins Notified and Search Will
be Made.

Salida, July 14-The westbOund Den-
yer and Rio Grande narrow gauge pas
senger train was held Up by four mask
ed men at $50 o'clock this morning
near Chester, Colo, a mountainous To-
cality at the foot of The west slope Of
Marshal pass. The engineer was COM
PEELED at the point Of a revolver to stop
the train by masked men who climbed
over the tender. The safes III the ex-
press car were blown open. The pas
sengers were compelled to alight from
the cars and line up alongside the
tracks in the canyon where they were
relieved Of all their money and valu-
abIes.
There were many tourists and it is
presumed that the losses were heavy.
The bandits mounted horses and dis
appeared in the ravines that lead into
Marshall pass. The sheriff at Salida
and sheriffs of adjoining counties and
4 dozen posses are in pursuit.
Denver, Colo, July 14.-General Man
ager Herbert. Of the Denver and Rio
Grande, received the following report
of the train robbery:
The train was held UP by four mask
~ AASAl a q punt III IL ID Mill DIV =
two miles east of Chester. at $50 a. m,
today. They blew open two safes in
the baggage car and demolished the
sides and roof Of the car. The express
company advises hat no money was
lost; n mail car was not moleSted.
All the passengers were ordered to go
to the rear of the train inc get out on
TO the ground. After using three char
ges of dynamite the robbers succeeded
in opening the safes and took the con
tents They then went back to the pas
sengers and relieved them of their mon
ely and jewelry. Many of the passen-
gers threw their money, jeweIry and
transportation into the grass and rocks
An engine and coach will be returned
10 the scene with the passengers in
order h a they may recover their prop
erty.
lone of the robbers addressed re-
marks to Engineer Ruland who did not
understand what was said and before
Rutland could ask him to repeat his re-
marks, the robber struck him a blow
with a Winchester rifle, breaking the
stock of the gun. rutland will be able
to handle his engine through the termi-
nal but his head is badly swollen. No
passengers or trainmen were hurt. The
conductor has been instructed to Sc
cure the names and addresses and loss
es of the passengers and special agent,
Rowan has been instructed to go to
the scene
Sheriffs of the county in which the
robbery occurred and IN the surround
ing counties have been notified.
(Signed) Fl. r.. Rockwell.
superintendent.
The train is the mOst important train
operated on this narrow guage line,
carrying passengers fOc Gunnison, Lake
City. Quray, Telluride and other noun
tain towns in the western slope
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How it is Done.

The first object in life with the Amer
lean people is to "get rich:' the second,
how to regain good health The first
can be obtained by energy, honesty and
saving; the second, (good healthy by
using Green's August Flower. Should
you be a respondent sufferer from any
of the effects of Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plant, Appendicitis, Indigestion, ETC.,
such as Sick Headache. Palpitation Of
the Heart, Sour Stomach, Habitual
Costiveness, Dizziness of the Head,
Nervous Prostitution, Low Spirits, ETC.,
you need not suffer another day. Two
doses Of the well-known August Flower
will relieve you at once. Go to r. r
BeIlamy and get a sample bottle free.
Regular size, IS cts. Get Green's Spe-
cha Almanac.
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Team D~isbnnds-A Young White Man
Tries to Commit Suicide.
Messenger Bureau,
Raleigh, y. c., July IA.

Raleigh, n. c., July IA.
The Durham base ball team is out OF
the league. Brannam, the president of
the association there telephoned Presi-
dent Busbee of the state league last
night that his team would not go to
New Bern. The Raleigh n Green's
boro teams will, it is said, play two
weeks longer certainly: that is until
the end of the firemen's tournament.
Stockdale, the captain of the Durham
team, was here Saturday night and at
tended the league meeting. His real
object in coming here was to get a
bunch of players to go with him TO
Newark. The president of the league
notified Osteen and Brouthers OF the
Charlotte team ~(playing in Birming-
ham) to be here today, under penalty
of blacklisting, as that team is league
property and they are the most salable
men. Newark wants them, so Ices Bir-
mingham.
A young white man here, a printer,
caused a sensation yesterday by cut
ting his wrists and throat in an at
tempt at suicide. He was at his home.
His three little children were with him.
He stepped into another room, telling
them he would call them in a minute
He did the cutting, then called them.
The injuries are not dangerous. He is
insane from dissipation and was yes
terday placed in the asylum.
The federal court jurors now get 80
a day instead of 81.
July oath stands as the date of the
pilgrimage to Roanoke island
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THE CAMPsNILE CoLLAPsEs.
Raise Funds by Lottery for u New
Tower

Venice, Italy, July 1.-THE Campanile
detached b~ell-tower) of St. Marks
church, 50 metres high. collapsed al
10:4O this morning and fell with a great
crash into the piazza. 1t is now a heap
of ruins piled to a height Of 100 feet.
In falling it carried away the S~ansovino
loggetta and the library of the royal
palace. There were no fatalities but a
few persons were injured. The disas-
ter caused an immense sensation. The
town and community councils have
been summoned to meet this evening.
A little before the collapse, a noise
Of falling stones within the bell towner
warned the ~shop-keepers, workmen and
tourists of the impending disaster and
all fed for their lives.
V~enetians were seen in the streets
bemoaning the destruction of one of the
oldest art treasures in h kingdom.
Four Of ~Sansovinos statues of Venetian
mobiles were demolished in the S~ansovi-
no Loggetta while a beautiful example
Of a Paul Veronese painting vas destry-
ed in the palace. The wing Of an angel
from the top of the bell tower was
thrown down to the front door of the
cathedral, smashing the Bando column
which was hurled ~thirty-five feet, just
escaping the column sporting the
south angle of the cathedral and thus
averting a more serious disaster.
The falling of the tower produced a
thick red dust which spread like a hand
ing cloud over the city. This, with the
rumblind volcanic noise startling the
inhabitants of the most remote sub
urbs. Thousands of soldiers and police
aided in allaying the panic.
The deputies of Venice have tele-
graphed to the government at Rome for
authorization to establish a lottery to
raise funds to e-build the bell tower.
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summer complaint Is unusually prev
alent among children this season. A
well developed case in the writer's fam
lily vas cured last week by the timely
use of Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy-onc of h best pat
ent medicines manufactured and which
is always kept on hand at the home CT
We scribe. This is not intended as a free
puff for the company. who 90 not au-
vertise with US, but TO benefit little suf-
ferers who may not be within cas- &C
cess of a physician. No family should
be without a bottle of his medicine in
the house, especially IL summertime
Lansing, Iowa, Journal. For sale by r.
r. Bellamy.
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THE KING TO BE MOVED.
To be Taken on the Royal Yacht
Today - Preparations for the
Change.

London, July 14.-The specially con-
structed ambulance in which King Ed
ward is to be removed from Bucking-
ham Palace to the railway station was
taken to the palace this afternoon.
Six blue jackets who have been selected
to remove the king went through a re-
hearsal by removing the couch on
which the king has at times been rest
ing to the ambulance under the direc-
ton Of the nurses
His majesty when he is taken from
the palace tomorrow VIII be accompa-
MED by Queen Alexandra, Prince and
Princess Charles OF Denmark: Sir Fran
els Knollys, the Kings private secre-
tary and the attending physicians.
1t is understood that no bulletin re-
garding the kings condition will be is
sued until his majesty shall be safely
on board the Victoria and Albert to-
morrow evening.
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INSTRUCTIONS TO GOVERNOR TAFT
Secretary Root Adhcres to Our
Original POsitiOn-Friars Must be
Withdrawn.

Washington, July 1.-THE reply of
Secretary ROOt t o the dispatch of Gov
ernor Taft has been cabled to Rome. 1t
is in the nature of Instructions as TO
what rejoinder shall be made to the
vatican in answer to it's first general
reply to Governor Taft. These instruc-
tions TO Governor Taft were prepared
before Secretary Root left Washington
but were submitted 10 the president.
The position of the United States is un-
changed and the instructions of Secre-
tary Root, issued before Governor Taft
went to Rome, that the Friars should
be withdrawn, are adhered to in every
essential. The rejoinder is so couched
tina there will be a continuation of the
negotiations.
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The Same Old story.

J. A. Kelly relates al experience sim.
liar to that which has happened In al.
most every neighborhood in the United
States and has been told and re-told by
thousands OF others He says: Las,
summer I had an atraGk OF dysentery
and purchased a bottle OF Chamber.
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. which I used according te
directions and with entirely satisfactory
results. The trouble was controlled
much quicker than form.-r attacks wher
I used other remedies" Mr.. Kelly IL q
well known citizen Of Henderson, = =
For sale by r. r. Bellamy.
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NO MORE BODIES FOUND.


Johnstown, Pa, July ftp to mid
night no additional bodies have been
discovered in the Klondike mine al
though parties have searched all of the
several headings for unfortunates. Su-
p~erintendent Robinson says the only
place where dead men might be found
now woul be in some abandoned part
of the mine where the miners in their
desperation might have strayed.
Operations were started today in
every section of the rolling mill mine OF
the Cambria Steel Company, except the
Klondikel, where the fatal explosion OF
Thursday occurred.
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FAILED TO MAKE OUT A CASE.
Solicitor Cannot Prove CompIicity
i'm observation-disclosures Released.
Especial to The Messenger.)

Especial to The Messenger.)
Greensboro. n. c., July 4.-Sollcltor
Hammer at Salisbury today examined
witnesses, from 9 to 8 o'clock, before
Judge Shaw in an effort to convict
Thomas Sparnell of completely in
lynching. The accused proved a COM
plete alibi, prosecution signally failing
to make out a case Judge did not or
der discharge of prisoner, but took the
case under Amusement.
1t is just learned that he has tele-
graphed Sheriff Julian from here to re-
lease him from Jail. Overman and
Murphy represented the prisoner.
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TURNED OVER TO OKLAHOMA.
Hiatt. the Given Up to the
Officers from the West.

Norfolk, Va, July 14.-Sherif j. /.
Hesser, of Payne county, Oklahoma.
and his deputy, Hamilton B. Heuston
have arrived here for Charles F. Hiatt,
alias Osborne, the man now in jail here
suspected of the murder in this city last
month Of his wife, Mrs. Matte ]. Os-
borne, and positively Unidentified him as
the man who killed a. T. Cooke, in Ok
iahoma, and on November 18th, 1886
killed his wife in Saltwater, in the ter
ritory for fear she would reveal his
guilt. Hiatt told the Oklahoma officers
that he would willingly return with
them without requisition papers, and
from the west.