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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-01-27
There is no dis.
putting the fact that
mans heart is often

TSacneu tHrOuRu the
stomach. Happy the housewife who can
please her husbands appetite with we'll
cooked food for the table. Many a man is.
r1ouchy, ugly, nervous, suffering from dis
tress after eating. heart palpitation, aud all
through the ovefworked stomach.
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery,
which helps the digestion of food in the
stomach, assists the blood IN taking up the
proper elements from the food, helps the
liver into activity. thereby throwing out
the poisous in the blood and vitalizing the
whole system. This assimilation helps,in
the oxidation of the red blood corpuscles,
the poisons IN the system are eliminated,
the heart gets the right kind of blood and
the person feels iuvigorated and stronger
In consequence. As a tissue builder it Is
far preferable to cod liver oil or any alco-
holic compounds or tonics. because ii gives
the blood and the tissues the food elements
J; they require and maintains PERSONS
nutrition by enabling him to eat retain,
digest and assifnilate nutritious food.
1t overcomcs the gastric irritability and
symptoms of indigestion. Because of the
good effects from using DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery upon nutrition and the
building up of the tissues. catarrh, con
sumption. weakness or debility aad symp
toms Of fever, night sweats, headaches
etc, disappear.
Al take pleasure In recommending Dr. PIERCE
Golden Medical Discovery as a blood purifier.
writes LIS. smithwick, ESQ, Accouutant, Q
Norfolk. vs.. uFor years was q sufferer from
very obslinafe form Of skin disease. commoni,
known a. letter, which. being confined to thi
palms Of my hands and fingers. was very annoy
Ing. IA cold weather the skin would becon
Asfd md Dry and weuld break OF crack, Wiki
was very painfhi. ~
feauesting Els advice. He advised me TO use hi
Golden ttedieal Discovery 10 purity the bloc
amer wtlci he thought tie elsiu trouble woul
+ he fo44k bcttie thsre was 10 slgu of de q
Nase isfe,a
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-01-27
IN The saRoEs OF MOST TERRI.
BILE ANGUISH ARE SOME OF
sAIEars PROMINENT FAMILIES.
w1rH YEARS STREAMING copIous-
IY Down THEIR BURNING
cHEERs THEY SPEAK AT MEET
ENC.
Trick Was Played in Advertising Har-
me, and snider As speakers-com-
mittee is Appointed to Garry Protest
Against Charter To the Legislature.

SALEM, w. Va, Jan. 20--A mass
meeting was advertised 10 BE- held nero
last night with Harmer and 'Snider to
speak on "Does Salem Need Saarter!"
Instead OF being a ,neeting of 4ths
masses" it turned out TO be u fizzle.
Hammer and Snider's names were usel
as blind to draw n crowd and neitaer
the speakers nor the crowd material,
szsd.
D. q. Powell was chosen chairman, and
Ernie u. and the Rev. Theo. L. sang
their threadbarc song to the tune of
rwe ARE the Only. Only to a crowd of
about one hundred, half of whom left
before the meeting was half over.
Men and women alike made speeches
and some of them were so moved That
thy cried like babies. jesse Randolph
and his wife and Ernest Randolph made
fervpnL speeches waile tears ran down
their cheeks and many other men and
women did likewise.
"A set Of resolutions were adopted for
presentation to the state legislature,
protesting against the proposed city
charter and n committee of four men
was appoincd TO carry thcm to Charles
ton and present them to the legislature.
the committee is composed of D. G..
Powell, Ernest Randolph, Lucian Low
Sher and Jesse Randolph, and they left
Friday for Charleston on their mission.
The resolutions cmbody four protests,
she first being protest against
whislceY charter, tine second beins
protest against the outlying portion if
Salem not at present in this corporation
limits. twnica, will be included in the
limits under the new charter having to
pay taxes for DOWN improvements which
they have had no voice in. The third ia
protest against the evils resulting
fEom Inc sale OF whisky from when
it is claimed Salem citizens nave suf
fered untold agonies, and the fourth is
- protest against the passage of tae
chsrftT bill because 1t is not in harmony
with ths statutes of the stat, which
spriSide for inc publication of the char
var ia comfy newparsr reur wees.
before ;E con sidsration in tar lagisla
ture, tiret not having ben done.
Several citizens were appointe.l to cir
-cIlate petitions around in Salem pro.
testing asaiast tl, charter and to Sc
siire signatures. Thcss petitions will
be sen, Ia the committee at Charleston.
Ernest Randclph's tears were likely
the result of the agony NJ experienced in
going ON tne bond at the county seat
little ov,r u year ago OF one of those
same whislicy sellers about whom he
seomplairs. Thr fellow woiid have gone
ITO jail surc, if Ernest had not cxperienc-
,ed tno4s t,iroes right on the eve of tic
yown election, when he was running for
mayo:.
As an expression of the peopl" of this
place the meeting was u nowlins failure.
If C,arksburg does not want to los
any of aer valuable citizens, Sac had
better keep snidsr and Harmer out OF
Salem.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-01-27
speedv RelIef.

"A salve that heals wlthout a scar is
Dewitts Witch Hazel salvs. No rem
edy effects such speedy relrf. 1t draws
out inflammation, soothes, cools and heals
oil cuts, burns and bruises. A sure cure
for Piles and skin diseases. Dewitt's
is the only genuine Witch Hazel salve.
Beware of counterfeits, they are oanger-
Gus. Sold by Stone & Mercer.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-01-27
Crealy in Demand.

Nothing is more In demand than .
MEDICINE wnida meets modern require
ments for q blood and system cleanser,
such as Or. Kings New Life Pills.
They ar. just what you mel to cure
stomach and liver troubles. Try them.
At Stone, q MERGERS and Frank @.
10. Bl.nds drug s.ores, &c, guss.nteed.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-01-27
STOCK
INCREASED
WEST Virginia Casualty Company Has
Now 1900 Shares or s1oo,ooo
in III. Aqrrepath.

In accord with resolution adopted by
the West Virginia Casualty Company,
with r.. T. Lowndes, Jr., president neld
pecemb,r last in Morgantown, tne
secretary of the STATE has autaoriz d
an increase OF stock at sa5 snara from
1000 Shares to 1000 shar,s. making tos
total capital stock 100000 injt'ad Of
ys25 Gao. as hcretofors. Tine place OF
business is also changed from Morgan
town to clarksburg and power of attor'
ney has been conferred upon B. f.
Thompson.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-01-27

waen bilious try dose of Cham
berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets
and realize for once now quickly
first class up-to-date medicine will cor
rect the disorder. For sale by Stone
& Mercer.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-01-27
Weddine Az wilsonbure.,

A marriage license was issued Friday
afternoon to Herbert Pierce, of Coal
Bank, Preston county, and Mary F.
Ross, daughter OF w. R. Ross, of VIII
sonburg.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-01-27
wsdding At Lost Creek.

Mr.. Dorsey A. DAVIDSON, son Of G. W.
Davission, and Miss 1cie Maude Wilcox,
daughter of Abraham Wilcox. both of
Lost Creek, will be married SundSv at
the home of the bride-elect.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-01-27

Mr. WIN. S. Crane, of California, MI.
suffered for years from rheumatism
and lumbago. He was finally advises
to try Chamberlain's Pain Balm, wnic,
h did and it effected complete cur.
This liniment is for sale by Stone 9
Mercer.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-01-27
Strikers Parade Streets.

By Associated Press.
ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. Bands
of strikers numbering five thousand are
para.ling the streets and compelling
workmen to leave their shops.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-01-27
Troubles Will Be Settled.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa., Jan. 2I-1ne
general opinion is matters at issue be-
tween the trainmen and officers of the
Pennsylvania railroad will be amicaSly
settled, and perhaps tnis afternoon.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-01-27
r1ust company suspends.

LANCASTER, Pa, Jan. 2l--The City
Saving lA,nd aud Trust Company. of
this city, today posted notice of sus
pension.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-01-27

Mercer
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-10-27
The sscaFl Or YOUTH

De Soto looked frr fao sec,e rf
youth in a spring of ~. .pg Ufe-.av-
ing waters. which he vas sur he
would find fin the Nav VEGA. A!c1au,-
lists ana saaas .-tl.asauds Of Them,
nave spant tAeir lives ID ,lost Tor H..
cut # is only found 6v nos. h rnv
people who can lgoe, a1d ass Are
The right food wh;.o keens +sa oavs-
ical BODY perfaa4 t,,at neaoa nd com.
fort are he e3,a rp.plts
a remarkab.a ma,. of a. CIV. ou,.
manv lore ears s,f rad moro n, los
with chronic oostivoras e nd nofrf,t
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Changed n at

Oliver 0et5les Jenr.4s. ~ STA,
University, Is lead pa pl - H.
department &c zro. 'gy. 1e Is g sr
enlist, and therac1r. ? deem u.inAe
aud consequently breoocut e5 and SD
sent-miuded. His NOS. eacent adse en-
tare attributable 10 has a5santmll u
plopeD5ities is a. present furnishing
mlch amusement foz The E-oulty
He was reading evening after
dlnner when his wife approached and.
touching lin ~ tbs shoulder, 70
marked softly. oliver, Mr., ana Aiis.
Eraener SIRE coming owe tnis evening,
so just g upstairs and pa on yen
othel coat"
The little, quiet professor compiled
aort a murmur an hour later.
4.aoa he visitors Lad been in tho
1ouse some tine, The J. tess excused
herself for a moment rnU sr!ppec up
stairs to see Nnss detained Dr. Zen
kins. She found sim IN bed, oatniy
sleeping.
"Oh, to be sure. tbe Planners ne
said when she awakened nsIs. iii be
right down. I guess ! va little
absentIuindai must haze sorgot5ee
what ! ans toe Ua4a & removed
coat, for ( sep5 .Sht 60 uudr. ag
and wen to Bod san Frs &c ~
Chronicle.
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NEer oEATH .N WATER
Boat soaSders with soar aseu aud = soy
@se9ea Others Drowned or
@hilsdeignia.

Workers, r. When ia, m5lstfaam
81 t8e Hudson opposite gernbrooE
sgtee., rais a'h. a boat containing .57y
Iga aad boy sank and ali nalds were
drowned
1ha party, ale fol r days nsL,ng,
.onsisied of Heny soa. his son,
Henry, 3g, asea alaa BIS v1e's
brother, Carl Thompson all * 80
Cilnton place; Benjamin Benson. Of
Ia Hsslie. street, ana Y simpson
tho DeA ere members ot tGe Hudson
h0 Cab and owned 4 iatheg tarae
c0whuaS. W!3ich had beer. 6llsG r-I1 2
sa} She @as heavily baliastad Win
ola iron,
TIE party left tie foot OF Downne
street about $50 o'clock. when thgv
reached Sne middle 81 the river the
wlu1 d-e4 onr ana The men we're seer
to get oUt rliTl- oars AID start row ne
This continued severe! minutes Jher
the men we're seen to jumD up, aau a
nounnt ls.ar the boa Disappeared,
leaving ia i've struggling fn The
water
4 boat IN charge Of Josa Goue1Uu
and j1tH pfeiiter par 9.g. tut afoge
they reached the scene ri ,h a-uide0t
-l dva OF t3e occupant ne FL. t1t
had vanished On fine a 3e
men Hear he boy cIytas .ttue.
RI save The men searched for
mere han eu hour and we've .ai.aa hy
thlee otner boats, ntl tle ..lB.s
fOg41 were 1Wo oyeea'.ts aal a,,
40.
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-10-27

HAD A9@GasL 1860 8Y HIS SIDE


a>'e'i @ai'a4
0es for Niae n-5 ssteat Sl~ss srs
ve-.u pe. Ev4e str@.sqt. n1s sa.
,
Talto. Japan TIL u.ei rev. ~
.... 1T a-,tbopf tho e,tohfast h,,cj
'"'' 1-- s'9'Ns A~' ''
hoWeyer on account X tbe class a4'
number OF the SD is. INT AS q c5-aioul.
--- ,f F.a4;no aros, fresh f-,r ..a
""1 ""'
pfeceitnfe1 hnaea
Three lG,Irea a,t 7to.l rarst o3,
.ro.arsr~ tha t,-,. ~ pnssian ae file.
s., 90. ..-u ~. ~. ~
~ 's''+"i'" - 'Ne
adtf- Jhe n-s a4 itta'a tAEhs"J,
El-0lai = ;iki). .ne if0uclaus Genera
Ad.hira' ApraS ipe t0%sinoshly1aI ana
Adl4ivai Seniaylu t>iinoshimsl twelve
auxiliary cruisers. including ,area cap
tuFed vessels. tw~onty-ejeht torpedo
boat destroy ers, including the c~apturc0
BedoYi and {iyeshiteini. evsaty-aeYcn
torpedo boats eni i've submarine
b0aJs were drawn up in sin Lines.
The Emperor NJ board tae 9rIn0reo
cruiser AsGul&, lea by tina protected
cruiser Yaeyana aud escorted ~ the
gunbVafs ratsuta. Chihaya and hian-
sbu. passed a!oas tue front C. Tire ttst
line, VIII vas headed by the battle
ship SAibiaaima Adu1igai rogo's has
ship. When the NiColai l., which wa
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-10-27
In The Pnhlta Eye.

Joseph Chamberlain is not a grao~
uate of any university.
Mr. Roosevelt has begun his afth
year of service as President.
Thomas A. Edison is said TO be fgur-
ing on an extended trip to Europe.
When Emperor William Of Germany
goes out shooting q keeper accompanies
him.
If is estimated that if Ambassador
Reid keeps up the social pace he has
yet III England his term as American
representative will cost him about .
half million OF dollars.
The Emperor Menelik has at length
nominated his successor to the throne
" Abyssinia.
aneral Booth, leader Of the saliva
Army, lives tue simple life, 50 far
1ad IS concerned.
aen King Edward was Prince Of
IS he was known in familiar cir
rs TEDDY Wales"
ADMIRAL Togo, with his squadron,
,vlll it is said. visit European and
American waters next year.
IN fhe imperial reecript making
Wifte Il Count the Gar SAYS It is Ia
ra9ateful recognition Of Ills great aad
ulahly important services"
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-10-27

E'-7"- n II .aslasni I'o9SN N.
tla mites mcadel.. o5 as tu-
sr lq. IVA IL v,s.t H.. n.sg,sl u..i.
n- -..., 4
'f+
hia5 @ea ar i,en -r had c. ts
,.at etae why're - g.orler
ttsr.e. rur.,R h,e III,
M,
."s 't N
the "a ara a13 5)Nr
~.af laes lsAsl
y 3'te. -2A! l4'E ~. Ss''Anf.
o.1ses '-. t1-,a-t aaf
ic40' tia IAs 5c.J.enast PRS crown
sG.i.. 1A2 .atdr tow Of
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-10-27

Robert g. rofrey, ceutre Of The ,af
sersiiy " Pani syiYania football team.
was elected .aptain of Inc VARSITY
eleven.
LANCE, who w. arst ia tae Wander.
bit race until &. s'a tislQ7 Ii ne eteh.p
lap, sold his car 70 q man in New xos
for $4,000.
Third baseman Courtney, of tie rn.l-
adelphia Nationals, IS cre3 "a .;ith
having the biggest bands a piayeg
in the major leagues
Surprises at footve .ge.e the scoring
Of Lehlgh a@atHss @siacetoG and u
Bates against Have
IN the Auelstsn Lag. Clevolaad
was the only teaui 10 con ste its
schedule
+. q. amos gson wo!i he cup offered
for p'ay "a laHu tennis singles bg the
staten lsi2ua Cricbei CIG5
-. Louis ara stoH. in The F%atiouaE
-naGue. PLACED every enc of thelp 10
scbedU ID games last season
Ha efg, Of france, won ne Wander
bil- automobile cur r6cF which g
French expert ss5s VIII probably be
the ias event oE IFS ~ l.
Gle eianG seem aB q
most yromiSir etc
icid. lafe 81
g u8
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-10-27
HEALTH ka1 STRENGTH
RESTORED BY
pE.nl.AR.

Mes. G1.ca FleiYsnor, 1919 sixth Avenue.
sas s.4, ! Worthy 11easucer sous o.
Temperance, writes.
- sts.geFcd 0Ue tlg0 yecl rtth Srs
Teg,.t@T and ?at"Fsti periods ny
'se0tth tEG -. q E@"y pfccaH.@.fg C0.-
I5tco,. GnG / avs 0tsyci0Gs TO ,BNu
sasgethistg r. restore my health ana
~gtGttt.
Nes ferv glad 30 try Pe-r1a and de-
ishtad e. lG4 -asl i was doing ne good
Z continued &c use NJ 4 jttla over nee
month"; gal found ny ts2Ioies ran"ye1.
-. co. sGs. ~" sp.cfsdGI .te0tci5t9
rfsst "is,s+t taUer ae tss-salgf "a. t1i a.
4 ao.e rcr-tHfs E8H 9Has .~
Cgauc uaG rtHe. 'f
1at1 Mes contain -a~uaa -ao- -ig
wt.aA Dr. f'1rf"sa' He' sce.ys- -.J- gate
Ta .-E "-nf s r -rr@
Nraug
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ra..s n Nan s Snat

Vatican Astronomer Eo3f-cues ~
ROM lta'g. estimate. the 1eH sl1
spots ar =. 00n G.t.U90 AIDES.
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-10-27

ON figures compiled from reports
srom the Counties in The White Burley
tofaoco district, the tobacco crop Of
'3l' is the largest in me history OF
hcaJucAy. There is an Increase Of
more than 10000 acres planted. and
.Le yield is eatuated at 230,OO0tO0
pounds.
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-10-27
a 50, 900, 90 CAR ORI

Penn yiyania Wants 500 Toe motives
aa 1000 Freight Cars at ice.
aie.phia, Pa.-pLe Penn Tsnis
tan'.at Company i about lace
ne f.-est single equipment Y in
rs history. Il consists C. 700 como
tiyeS nd $4,000 freight cars. plans
nave been made with the win
Locomotive Works for the bl 2 Of
2J9 locomotives ard $50 mo ! to
De ao.'- n the company's e at
lar efs Bids foF fine -.aeu nsEa of
lae height cars have invited,
Tie value Of thu eUu "a order is
U.eceG at S2I. 2St15J.
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-10-27
King Oscar Homes For Peace.

Tie extraordinary session 9f tAe
Swedish Parliament ended. King Os-
car expressed regret at the separation
OF Sweden and Norway, and hoped fGr
lasting peace between the two nations
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-10-27
Fonr.AIasted shlr Abandoned.

The four-masted ship S~usquehanna.
Of the Sewall fleet. was abandoned IN
tie South Pacific. She was one ot
four great vessels which were famous
in All parts Of the world.
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-10-27
Ecn- n-nL ~ nna.h

with no other witnesses tlan q dog.
tYo men james Canty, L timber
cruiser, and Gus I.shti, q homestead
En-, fought q duel to the CC III at Taber
seventeen miles north Of Hipbins.
Ninn.
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-10-27

Manufacturers are So fully OCCUPIED
that contracts for early delivery can
nos lie considered iii most cases. and
Inc amount OF business that will be
carried over into 1905 certainly will
eclipse ali records.
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-10-27

he Governments profits from tins
New York Postodice for 1908. If th4
last quarter bears ont the record If tn
FIRST nine months, viii be $1I,16l.1os
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-10-27

The exports OF cotton for The month
az September were valued ii 4 $50.
500, being Si0,9j2,66G less than for
f1e sana noalh Inst year while in
quantity 5be decrease wa grom ri.
T08 bales 10 SOB ,688 bales.
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-10-27

Peter Collins and his wife, Susar,
each about seyenty-fYe years Of age.
were found dead ii bed in their Paila-
delnhia home. Gas was issuing from,
an open Jet III the room, and they had
been aspbYxiated
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-10-27

The iumber trade North and South
sends complaints 81 delayed shipments,
and the east-bound soft coat trade II
likewise affected.
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-10-27

III was used 2 fue.
oa Swedish ~rallrlgf# ad .h- ..s
VS.
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-10-27

An attraction Ct size last N4rtI
Georgia Fair was a Doctors race"
The physicians who took g.srs 10 ne
contest had their horses sta6I-d ana
we're themselves undressed az. ST. bed
when the call for them was made.
When the bell rang they had to dress
and hitch the'~ horses and drive one
mile to 9 certain place.
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-10-27

Vi Prcsiaaut 5Halce. r..
t'."sl g Hearty welcome At Madrid
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-10-27

N the matter Of electric lightilg
plants alone. there are to-day 8l5
owned ana operated by cities, as
against only sixty-eigut in 1889.
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-10-27
Ra ay Earnings Heavy

hag-#Er joss earnings ID Septa,n-
ta a1e very heavy, increasing SIX
per 1aur over tie same month in 1879.
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aesoMne 4.u.ch Axnlndes.

ST. Louis No.-Tre tank Of & gaso-
line launch which was carrying tour
gsss gers m the Mississippi River
exploded near Ivory Station
Frederick plce ana Il companion
were drowned. while Edward DuEy
ana MS son we're badly burned
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-10-27

TIE demand Tor high class horses
continues without the slightest sign
Of d letup.
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-10-27
artsanls Rout Cosgacks, XIII Sever

a band Of brigands attacked 8 g.-
tacAment of Cossacks near me AIg4t
Railway station, IN &~'9ucasla. ,tcve0
Cossacks were Killed add one Nas
wounded. TIE cemainuer - The Cos.
SACKS escaped.
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-10-27
The Canadian Salmon Catch

Tire Canadian salmon catch Of this
year SURPRISES The American by apoui
10000 cases
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-10-27

4 oee. anladen, va & lor.s '
4er
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-10-27

REACTION AFTER TT WAR.
lt. % Toxic as to Il @i1e1cl,
Conditions.

Toxic Japan. In the G ol the
ua rhaf peace has bee 1ncluded
"ean Russia ant J6Ft le Jap
ilsse pres axes . ver~ SIS misfic
view Of he 1aanc5ai outlook. Nor IN
tbs view taken By TIE 9rass Zone:
Il voiced bit many oc the prominent
BUSINESS men % The ~ TIE pros
peo5 o5 & 5ad harvest ar, he results
Of the peace treaty are tia causes Of
this. TIE lean a the BaUk Of Japan
O. the Gov mont stands now AZ "a.
..O.O0l Een
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-10-27
Fatal Plots in Gniln
Sporting Breyltlcg.

Hundreds Of pers0pe wore kif4a n
wounded IL riofins at san ago, Chile.
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\ sIaremerr OF the ( tfa4e II
tgmany foE the casE slcd iu
Berlin, shows rupert, al 81.
2IJ, 100000. IN increas !,G0A @33.
and exports ralued &,505V@0.
an increase Of SOB 900.
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-10-27

The Russian EInperov SIS q uagi.
sesto on TIE ratification o. ace ct ST..
3 ~etersburg GlS.i
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-10-27

a reToiU ~ reported 10 have lo-
tcn 90 h. fne proyina ri JnTHeg
Ghy0ng - t1arn Koret
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-10-27

Lud ow Aet9o}1le No. 3 m
success 10 Gight ia tow Of IS s..
North River, Nav York Cir v.Hs
Z mar 10 q IafZht L abcut -#J teys.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-03-03

com .nunicatiOn, or even if the wri-
ting of the address been unknown to
her, she would have laid it away I'M
read to restore it to him upon his re-
turn.
The seal of the letter was broken.
1t had evidently been read by her
husband and thrust into his overcoat
pocket as matter of no consequence,
and had been dropped from his peck
ct either by Himself in drawing his
gloves therefrom or by the servant
i'll removing the soiled handkerchief.
Thus idly specializing, the wife
Withdrew the letter from the enveI-
ope, ana "a she did 30 a draft fall out
and huJ5ered to the carpet at her
feet.
sac noticed that i; Mas mad pay
able to Miss s nnetr in the sum OF
Six hundred dollars. and signed by
Governor 3IurriaJte. still deeply
my7tiied. Mrs. Murria1te oprnd the
letter ana read:
Beaumont. Teh. l.. Is.
"Govern,r Murriatte:
Dear Sir-Permit me To return to
You the enclosed draft. which YOU
kindly sent me Yesterday by Miss
Imogen. My wardrobe, thanks 10
Your generosity of other days. does
not, a. you suggested in YOUR note.
need repIenishing-
BY returning this money to You.
please understand that I intend Il
hold YOU To strict fulfIlment OF
YOUR promise Ia NE.
ASSURING you Of my heartfelt ap-
probation Of Your unprecedented
kindness, am. and shall ever re-
man, Gratefully yours.
CAMILLA bennett.
Mrs. Murriatte read the note over
twice, and glanced again at the draft.
and then stood a few moments as one
might have stood who was beref1 of
the power of sight and speech
u will go 10 Miss Bennett at once
and demand al explanation of this
Ty> cry" She said al length. and
the hot blood OF indignation rose t.
her face a. She thought Of the posi-
bic intrigue between her husband and
her daughters governe>>- She had
reached the door and her hand was
upon the knob when thoughts of
Imogen came II her and arrested her
footsteps. and folding The letter and
the draft She replaced them il the
envelope and put it in her pocket.
There i some mystery here which
10 doubt Governor Nurriatte vii be
able IL explain" she assured herself.
and I viii lei the matter res until
x returns
To Be Continued