has or, a cash...
. Vic in: Death.
Was a mount-out lawyer.
1 Mourns, Nov. 19.-—E. W. Curry.
of the Democratic state central
.. died at. the Savory hotel in
, where he has been ill for two
Mr. Garry’s death is the result
~ 1 1 " received while being initiated
Des, Melons lodge of Elks, blood
3 having followed his injuries.
“an, of the ceremony he was seated
ir‘with a thin iron seat and a
,llghtad lamp placed under it. It
.t 3mm! that he would furnish some
’ Wt. as it was thought he would
,. ,. Bilbo! the chair when’the heat be~
Wunbeamble. But he didn’t jump.
we friends he had been .merryniak-
n the. afternoon, and when he went.
the hall he was much under the influ-
We! liquor. It is thought. that when
11‘,qu placed in the choir and blindfolded
hip-mslbilities were so for bcuumbcd that
ho was burned severely without knowing
t or being able to move.
_ The spectators saw him fairly cook for
sometime, wondering at his nerve, until
hey discovered smoke rising from the
hair. Then he was taken out of it and
blind to be burned horribly. He was
the!) to his hotel and cared for by the best
,_ Physicians. At. his own request. it. was
‘ given out that he was suffering from an-
other ailment, and the true story did not
wk out till yesterday. Even yet there is
much mystery about it.
Blood poisoning set in soon, and from
but time on there was little hope of sav-
ng his life. He. grew worse nicudlly and
for a large part of the lust mouthof his
life was unbonscious. ilc manifested won—
flel‘ful vitality and lived a week after the
doctors pronounced his death a matter of
only a few hours.
‘. Why the True Story Was Made Public.
The story. of how his injuries were con—
tracted was given out by members of the
Elks lodge after an evening paper had
published". much more sensational story.
It was that, instead of a heated chair. he
was placcdnu an electrical chair and a
- light current turned on, in the expectation
of making him squirm. He showed no
, discomfort. and the current was increased
~.sevorai times without producing any ap-
parent effect. Then the smoke was seen.
, and he was taken out. half flle‘ll'fM'illcii.
This story was printed in great detail
and denied promptly and the story about
the heated chair given out. The mystery
his canseda great sensation. The Elks
met last night, but after their session had
nothing to say except to repeat their earlier
version. There has been no disposition on
. the part of Mr. Curry's family to blame
the members of the order, who have done
all in their power for him during his ill—
ness. Mrs. Curry and her daughter. the
only members of the family. (cirnostly do
aired that Mr. Curry’s frequently expressed
wish that the truth should never be made
public should be carried out.
, Mr. Curry lived at. Loon, 1a., and was a
prominent lawyer in southcrn lowa. lie
'was 48 years old and had been a leader in
state politics for several years. Ho was a
close friend of C. A. Walsh. secretary of
the national committee, and an ardent sil-
Ver mun.
About three years ago Mr. Curry had :1
quarrel with a man in Leon and shot. and
killed him. He was arrested and tried,
butmade a showing of self defense, on
which he was acquitted. About the same
time he was divorced from his wife, but
a year later remarried her, and they have
lived together since.
A Not-bio Murder Case.
SYLVAKIA, Ga., Nov. ill—Tho case of
the stain against Sol and Carrie Zeigicr for
the murder of Shoriif L. B. Brookcr of
this (Screvcn) county in Octolwr. 1305.
was called in the superior court yesterday.
The case in many respects. is tho most
remarkable ever held in Georgia. The feud
in which it. originated and which has a],
ready resulted in the killing of two men
had politics at the bottom of it, and in the
trial now on political feeling promises to
piuya‘promincnt part. Thomas E. Wat-
son, late People's Party nominee for vice
president, is the leading counsel for the dc-
fouse. The case was called. but owing to
the absence of slate witnesses it had to be
suspended.
AI lmhonlor's Punishment.
‘ lianisox, Wis, Nov. l9.-—(.‘-apihiu ilnr-
ry B. McMaster will have to serve two
terms in prison for embezzling $25,000
from the Eau Claire National bank, of
which he was assistant mshier. His first
sentence was for three years from the state
«mart, and he was pardoned by Governor
ljpham for good behavior three months
hetero his term expired. lie. was still un~
dcr indictment in the. federal court for vio-
.' lotion of the United States statutes in em-
bezzling funds of a national bank. Yes-
terday he pleaded gidlty before .1 mice Bunn
., in the United States court. and was sent
1 , back to prison for five years.
A Now York Merchant's Hulcido.
. SAN Fusscisco. Nov. iii-Robert V.
Deuucli, a retired cloak merchant of New
Work, who came here thrco monthsuao
with his family, seeking relief from his
asthmatic troubles, committed suicide and
almost caused the death of his wife and
[four children. He laid down on asofo
mid turned on the “as. lie had closed the
doors of the adjoining apartments, but tho
;_mpenotratcd to the rooms of his wife
and children, and when discovered iloutsch
mdcudund the other lllf‘llilx‘l'rl of his
. Molly were unconscious. Mrs. Dcutsoh
and her children will recover.
'10 light. the Steel Trust.
CEBVBLAM), i'ov. ill—«A movmuont is
V on foot among consumers of steel billets
in thin part of the country, who claim they
on diacriliiimitcd against by the big coin-
binltlon hum as the liesmnucr Steel use
”elation, recently in session in New York.
to build a big mill and produce their own
. billets. A meeting will be called in a few
with to consider the pmjcct. For the ms
of the Cleveland mmsumcrs alone a mill
”Which thiilti turn out 100 Mount billets a
day on“. cost $000,000 would be rim-scary.
Elie works will probnby be locumd in this
"'Nullol’luliomntlp.
W Mm. Nov. 19,—Tho Win-
: company
glance! thincityhs‘c .
, 7, W 1 ' '
~ or:
found”;
7/ .
. é‘E-TZJHK/
COUEONS.
. GUMMED STICKERS
Fine Greenings, Baldwins
and Northern Spies. 50 bar-
rels at
12 soars mm'srsear.
Samuel Gonisiock,Jr
GROCER.
Did you ever get tired of see
ing the word
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? ? ?
If you are troubled with
Headache, Rheumatism, Neural-
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Try a few powders, and you
will never tire of recommend-
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When called to a case of La
Grippe, Dr. Mariand always
gives the foliowmg prescrip
tionzv
B. Acetonl dr.
M. R. Pulv No. in. .
Bin. Take one every haifhour.till perspir-
. f h .
1118 then every our ours A. LMA D
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this disease is world Wide.
Aceton can be obtained at
R. H. Plaisted’s.
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ALK EVENING ‘ BEN TINEL. NOVEMBER '10, 1300. ‘
We have hundreds of
testimonials, but Bou Ami
itself is its own best tes—
timonial.
Buy a cake of your grocer,
' Semi for free sample.
and try “3- Childs 0. Chiids, New York.
Scaly eruptions on the bead, chapped
bonds and lips. cuts. bruises. scams.
burns are quickly cured by DeWitt’s
Wit h Hazel Salve. It is at present the
arti is most used for piles. and it always
cures them. E. P. Weed and G. (3. Still-
son. W -
OAS’I‘ORIA.
m-
Illilll h as
"' W
a mo
“3“" . , W WM
The old way of delivering messages by
post boys compared with the modern
telephone, illustrates the old tedious
methods of "breaking” colds compared
with their almost instantaneous cure by
One Minute Cough Cure. E. i’. Weed
and G. (J. Stillson.
The demand for Ayer‘s Hair Vigor in
such widely-separated regions as South
America. Spain. Australia and indie
has kept pace with the home consump
tion. which goes to show that these peo
ple know a good thing when they try it.
Theories of cure may be discussed at
length by
want quic relief; and One Minute
Cough Care will give it to them. A‘
safe cure for children. It is “the only
harmless remedy that reduces immcd
iate results.” E. P. cod and G. C ’
Stillson.
dié-r'éfiizi.
‘l'hcfle— ‘
“null. W. 1.1.0,;
m
“z. “1.4% ....,...
The three-ycor-old boy of J. A. John
son. of Lynn Center, Ill.. is subject to
attacks of cmup. Mr. Johnson says in-
is satisfied that the timely use of Cham-
berlain's UoughkRemedysiuring a seven-
attack, saved his little boy's life. He is
in the drug business-1m member of the
firm of Johnson Bros. of that place; and
they handle a great many patent medi-
cines for throat and lung diseases. He
had all these to choose from, and skilled.
phyciaus ready to respond to his call.
but selected this remedy for use in his
own family eta time when his child's
life was in danger, because he know it
to be superior to any other. and famous
the country over for its cures of croup.
Mr. Johnson says this is the best selling.r
cough medicine they handle, and that it
gives splendid satisfaction in all cases
For sale by (i. C. Stilhlon and E. P.
Weed.
The length of life may be increased by
losseningits dangers. The majority of
people die from lung troubles. These
may he averted by promptly using One
Minute Cough Cure. E. R Wood and
Cr. C. Stilisou. '
You may eat cheap food and not be
seriously hurt by it; but you cannot take
cheap medicines without positive in jury.
If you use any substitute for Ayer's Sur-
saporillol you do so at the peril of your
health, perhaps of your life. Insist on
having Ayer’s, and no other.
._ _..5
Weekly . THE Monthly
OUTLOOK
Published Ever y
Saturday.
I3 Astor Place, New York.
The flutlook will be in 1897, as it. has
been during each of its twenty-seven
years. a History of Our ()wn Times. in
its various editorial departments. The
Outlook gives a compact review of the
World’s progress; it follows with care all
the important philanthropic and inclus-
trial movements of the day: has a corn—
pieie department of religious news;
devotes much space to the interests of the
home; reviews current literature: inr-
nishos cheerful table-talk about men
and thingsmnd. in short, aims to give
fresh information, original observation
and reasonable entertainment.
Beginning with the fifty-fifth volume,
the paper will assume the regular maga-
zine size. which will add greatly to its
convenience and attractiveness. The
(mtlcok is published every Saturday»
fifty-two issues a year. The first issue
in each month is an illustrated Magazine
Nombcmontalning about twice i a mat y
panel as the ordinary issues. together
with a large number of pictures.
The price of The Outlook is three doi-
hysicians, but the sufferers ‘
.Icn of Home on lumi-dof hcr lust their-lives.
Lab m lRELAND.‘
I'll. Pop. favorable to the Pronto. but
‘ Elm. influences Arc Aloiuct 111m.
BOMB, Kev. ill—Despite the pressure
of the Jesuits, snipportod by Cardinal Ha-
wlli, the pope is still very undecided with
respect to the stops which should be taken
against Archbishop Ireland. Ills holiness
fears to provoke a dangerous dualism iu
the American church, which might even
bring about a schism. ‘
Leo XIII has, however, directly rcquoflb
ed from Archbishop Ireland full explana-
tions respecting his wnduot. To this end
he has written him a letter couched in
very Inuit-uni terms urging him to con.
form to the general views of the Catholic
opiscoputc, pointing out that the unity of
the church can admit of no diffumnws of
opinion, even in matters which do not
affect the dognms of religion.
Should this letter prmiuoe no effect. tho
pope will probably rmlucst the archbishop
to come to ,liolne, solely that he may dis:
cuss mailers with him and come to an
lingerstundiug.
i short, for thcmomout, thnimcntlons
of the pope with respect to lrclund are still
very well disposed. but at the Vatican it
is feared that this disposition may change
at any minute, lwcauco the Jesuits lil'v
daily gaining more and more influcucc in
the immediate household of thcpopo and
lwcuuso several cardinals whodo not them-
selves belong on this order, such as You-
nutclii and l’urrochi, mu throwing: the
weight of their views into the scalouguinst
the American preluie.
Hudlam Xlil been a more energetic
pope this nll'uir Would already have been
dw-idcd sulverscly to Ireland, but it must
he remembered that. his holiness is a very
old man and that consequently hols some.
":sz subject. like all men, tnii'lmkni-ssi's.
J 3t is lmssiblu that the. odvcrsnricsol’
«"1141 may profit by one of tin-so lax
[mats in order to attain their object.
Archbishop Ireland has no fricnds at
hhe Vatican. but it cannot, on the Miller
hand, he said that everyone is actually"
against him. it. is known that (‘nrdinai
liumpollu, the pope's sm-mtury of stoic.
dimppvovcsof all the proposals to adopt
violent mousuvcs in this 1nnttcr.:uul.ns
this prviato is the principal adviser to his
holiness. much is ocrtniuly due to his in
tcrvcntion that. up toihcprcscut t incri‘forh
or Sutulli and the Jesuits have not carried
the day.
if lrclund will come to Rome. ii may i..-
possihlo for him in arming-- vvci'ything.
only he ought to make liilshu
LOSS OF THE MEMPHIS.
An English Steamer “'rfl‘krd, and Sev-
eral Sailors \Vere Drowned. I
Luwwx. Nov. ilI.-~-~'l‘ho llrilish sienna-1-
Memphis. ('upmin Williams. which sailed
from .‘ioplrml Nov. 4 for Bristol. was
wrecked in llunlough buy. lit-:il' Mitch.
head. on llli‘ smilli (was! of li‘l‘llllld. Illiil
The Memphis struck during: the pn‘vnlcnco
of a dense fog. At ilii'liiiii' of the accident
the simmer was lil‘m‘i't’illiig mullnusly,
blowing hcr whistle continuously and keep
lug 4|. sharp lookout fni'tlw .‘ll'lil‘li bend
and llrnw hcml liizlllrl.“‘lil1‘liliit‘ iliivkucss
of the mantln-rpnw cu'i ll lu-r from making:
out. As soon as she struck the rocks the
\'t".~‘s‘i'i been" to fill, and rockets u‘i-rc lm»
nunilaicly fired for the pili'llwi'uf summon
in;y :u-‘istuuon from the shorc.
Three of ”W ship's bouts were at once
llm‘i'i'ni, but our of flu-m was slmtlcrcd by
ilI'lllL’,‘ dashed :qulnst iluwiilt‘of thesicanr
rr. and two of its m-cupauH \i‘i‘l‘v drouuml.
’i'luv nth-'1‘ spcl'm-(imi in reaching the rm-lw
alum: tiu‘ Show. lilii iiw of ilu-m \wx'n
\\il'~il|‘il away and lil‘llwili‘ii, their mmpou
iou~ hclug unable to render liii‘l.‘ iluv
slightest assistance.
The stcnnwr is a total wreck. and much
of llt‘l‘ comm is living wu~lic1la~hor1n 'i'ln-
roast uuui‘d areeugoycd in ilicwori: of
salvage.
Putnam Succeeds Letchwnrth.
.\i.n.\\\'. Nov. llI.~—(;n\'crimr Morton
li:l~:1ppoihtcii llurvc)’ l\'. l’utmun of ilui’
faln :1 cuiiliiiissinm-i' of the sl.1h~.lmai‘duf
charities". \‘im- William l‘. .is-H-luvorih.
who rmigucd on Nov. ll. Mr. is'rclmorih
was appointed :1 umuln-r nl' lhi~ board by
‘il‘i'll'fli' llix and has thus scrxcxl ovcrm
yours continuously. )ir. l’uiitum‘s up
puinlmcm wasrccummcndmi by Mr. Ia‘ii'ih
worth and liy William Rililli‘iilllili‘l‘ New
on. pu‘sidcnt of the board. and also by
.lusiicvs-uf the Supreme (jniiri Alfred
Spring and John' \l'oodward. ex Senator
i). ll. McMillan and Senator any.
A Present. to the uncut.
Latvian, Nov. litm'i‘hc llnlly 'l‘clogrnph
iminyfltluvotes an article in a description of
:1 graceful and charming: present of fruit
for the queen from Hamilton. 0111.. which
arrived at. the ('uimdiuu olllccs in London
ymtcrduy. r‘ir Donald Smith. llll‘ ('uuu-
dian high commissioncr, personally attend-
cd In the disposal of the gift in accordance
with the qu-‘cu's wishcs.
Postmaster» Appointed.
\\'\.~'Hl\il'l‘(l'v, Nov. lil.»'i‘lir‘ following
tmlrth class posimusicrs hum been ap-
pointed:
i‘cunay]v11iiiu-—l"1cmiunion, W. ii. Shah
for.
New Yol~l<~—Kci’li, l). A. Hturdcvunl;
l’ikcvlilc. E. A. Davis; 'l‘nylors-otr
Schroou. (7. l“.. 'l'uylor, .l‘r.
Brynn Curried South Dakota by 1m.
NEW Yank, Nov. ill-MA special to The
World from Aberdeen. 5. D.. says: (lllit'iul
returns from all the cmiuiivs in the slim-
give the Bryan electors ilii mujoriiy. ’l‘hc
i’opuiiids elect the governor and compress
men, while. the Republicans elect the state
treasurer by a muyu'lty of :3.
New Armenian Patriarch.
(ioxs'rnrimri.i«1. Nov. ill—'l‘lm Armc-
uiuu assembly has elected ()rnuiuinn. hish~
up of Armush, to lmArmcniau patriarch
in succession to lzmiriiun.
BRIEF TELEGRA-MS.
The W. C. ’1'. ll. convention in H. Louis
mum to an cud.
A plckpockct robbed a mournrr at a
funeral in Paterson. N. J.
The Episcopal church congress of the
llnlmi States met in Norfolk.
The New York Htaioll'onmn Suffrage.
convention met in Iiochcstor.
'l‘hcoilico of ficlmtor Marion Butler’s
newspaper in llulclgh was ill'iZL‘il by the
slici'lil’.
William iiowly. a young prisoner in the
Tombs in New York under sentence to
tho Elmira reformutory. was pardoned by
i-lokuor Morton lim'liillii! of hismothcr‘s
mummies. filo will take the boy to their
Vermtmt home.
The trial of Colonel N now. and Captain
llickman, charged with aiding and Maui-
timg the Moravia audition in loading,
loan, era and ammunition in Cuba. was
been if Minimal: ' .
room on use». Emmi a llr. Hand's
’ cello 01m. '
Wanaauav, Conn. canes—mud
Medicine Go.——Uear Birch-"l am using
Dr. Hand's 00 h and Group Medicine
and Colic (Domain in children and find
nothing to equal t In. They work
like magic. I would not be without
them in my house. The little ones love
Dr. Hand’s Uolio Gore and cry for it; it
relieves them almost instantly. Mrs.
Frank Smith. 2} Wood street. An all
druggists, 250.
How to can Bulious Colic. .
[suffered for weeks with colic and
pains in mystomach caused by biliousu‘ess
and had to take medicine all the while
uutilluwd Chamberlain's Colic, Chol-
era and Diarrhoea Remedy. which cured
‘ What is
fistula
Cartons is Dr. Samuel Pitchers
me.
good many people. Mrs. F. Butler. Fair
haven. Conn. Persons who are subjec
by taking this remedy as soon as the firs
symptoms appear. Sold by G. 0. Still
son and E. P. Weed.
.. -‘_.9.... . «W
that is not. where the liver is.” "Nave
the other.
that you can bet your gig-lumps."
P. Weed and G. U. Stilison
lame back.
Chamberlain‘s Pain Balm.
relief in one night.
sale by G. c. Stillson find if. P. Weed.
office Minute Cough (311m.
take audit helps them. ill.
and G. C. Siilison.
The. old lady was right. when she said
tlicchiid might; die. if they waited in
the doctor. She saved the little. onc‘
before.
CASTORIA
For Infants and, Children.
The he
can: it a:
fcctivc~such arc the qualities
DeWi't's Little Early Riserleio ffilllilll
coughundl was expcctorating all th
time.
do them good."
and 1']. i’. Weed.
Sold by (i. U. Stilisoi
How's This.
not be cured by Hull's Uzitorrh Cure.
I“. J. (lurmw d: (‘1), Toledo, 0.
We, the undersimlcd. have. known 1‘
business transactions and financial}
by their firm.
Toledo, 1 l.
WAHIINH ix'ixxn dz hisnle.
sale .Drulrm'sis. Toledo, (l,
1y. actiugdircctly upon the blood on
mucous surfaces of the systmn. Test
moniuls scnt free.
Sold by all druggists.
cl Salve according to directions.
1’. Weed and U. C. Stillsou.
O AB'I'O BIA...
‘l’lo fu-
rlullo l‘ a
A Remarkable Mineral Water.
Readers of this paper will find the ill
vcrtisemeut calling attention to Yps
lanti Specific, a natural mineral water.
The powers and virtues claimed ft
silunti Specific Co, of HM Broad Ht
Boston, is propurcdto furnish OViflf‘llf
same as that. of other medicinal water
bottles, making the not price, $6.00 po
case.
To Advertisers!
is handed in.
to acommodatc patron
lm copyls seat in by
, M
I have since recommended it. to a
to billions colic can ward of! the attack
“Excuse me.” observed the man in .
spectacles, “but I am a surgeon. and
you mind where his liver is,” retorted
“If it. wasin his, big too or
his left ear, I)sWitt’s Little Early Risers
would reach it and shake it for him. 011
E.
Mr. N. N. Usburn, well known at
Woodstock, Mich, was troubled with a
He was persuaded to use
It gave him
This remedy is also
famous for its cures of rheumatism. For
Absolutely pure, perfectly harmless
and invariably reliable are the qualities
it never
failsin colds, croup illid lung troubles.
Children like it. because it is pleasant to --
i’. Weed
life. with a few doses of (.luc. Minute
? (touch (lure. She had used it for croup
“ii. i’. Weed and (l. C. Stillson.
umiunfiéwm on?!
of ‘ .. ' ' ”A new».
numbing, and not irritating, strength-
ening, and not weakening, small but cf-
of
little pills. E. P. Weed and G. (..‘. Still» ,
son. W _ Wholesale
“The worst cold [ever had in my life and
was cured by (Jluunberlaiu’s Cough Rcm- Retail
edy,” writes W. H. Notion. of Softer Dealers
Umek, Cal. “This cold left me with :1 in
The remedy cured me. and i.
want all of my friends whcn tumbled
with a cough or cold to get. it, for it will
We offer One Hundred Dollars re-
ward for any case of (iaturrh that can-
J Chem-y for the lust iiftccn years, and
helium him perfectly honorable in all
able. to carry out any obligations made
Wicsr A”. 'l'iii'Ax. Wholesale Druggists,
Whole.
Hull’s Cutarrh L'uro is taken internal-
i’rico $50 per bottle.
in cure all old euros. to heal nu indrr
lent ulcer, or to speedily cure piles, you
need simply apply DcWitt‘s Witch Haz-
its
niacin-like action will surprise you. i'l‘.
. ‘ cm:
“Wimd‘lfi, MI mime
this water are remarkable, but the Yp
at any time to anyone of the truth of
every claim made. Dealers throughout ‘
New England have this water for sale
in onohulf gallon bottles, or it can be
had by sending an order to iiiocompuuy.
The price of Ypsilanti Specific is the
viz., flue. per half gallon bottle, $0.75
per case of 12 bottles, With a rebate of
75c. on return of the case and empty
Changes cannot be guar
antccd the same day copy
. Every rea
sonable effort will be made
but changes cannot be in
slated upon as a right on.
o’clock in die chances of
prescription for Infants and 3113‘
-‘ (iron. It contains neither Opium.
' Morphine not other Narcotic Inb-
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in Washington Street. So. Nmslk
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KILLED Bl THEOFFIBERSV
Outlaws James and Anderson
Magus Shot to Death.
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ARE RELATIVES OF THE HATFIELDB
Anderson Monnts wits wanted l'or 11m.
in; His Cousin—Jib Relative: After the
Detective. Who Did the Shooting—«An-
other Wool l’lrgipiu Mountain Feud.
\V'nususotv, W. “1., Nov. iii—Two
more killings have been Mullah the long
list of deaths by violence in this county in
the past. few weeks.
llcicctivcs W. S. ilevins and J. H.
Clark shot and killcd James and Auden
son Mounts at ilclormc. The officers were
trying to arrest them. and their stubborn
resistance resulted in their being killed.
Home months ago trouble arose lmiwoan
ihc Mounts and some. relatives who live in
Pike county, Ky., over the possc»sioii of
certain property. The impciuous tcniper
of the inch, who arc related to the famous
l-iuiilcids, cuuscd the hard fueling to dcvci-
up into opcn cumity. ..
in September Anderson Mounts and a
cousin, llill Mounts, had a fight. Shortly
llili'i' thcy met again in Pike county. and
in the encounter which cnsucd Anderson
braiucd his cousin with :1 club and lied, A
reward of 951M) for his .‘ti'i'cst- was oil'crml
by the Kentucky authorities, but no at
tempt was made to arrcsl him at the time,
and he “as munch-stud ill his home in
Mingo chum-y. \i'. \‘a.
()iliccrs iicvins and Clark, armed with
fugitive warrants, went. to llclorme iu-
tcndiug to ('iiplill‘i'l him at any cost. Pm-
pic who know the. grit. of the oliiccrs and
thc record and desperation of Mount-s
knew a fight was coming. The. detectives
cm-ounicrcd Mount-z in company with his
father and (lcnmmh-d his sun-curler. lie
refused point l.lank.:1ml. sucking cover.
hnih he and his l'athcropcucd fire on the.
ullicci's. Several shots \wrc lived. and at
lost both the Mounts fell—Andurmn (haul
and his father. James, mortally wounded.
Audi-mm )inums shortly hci'm'c had
been :u'rcstcd for some minor oil'cnsc in
Mingo county and at [he time of ”W kill-
i115: was in the charge of his father. who
was outing in the u'npacilyof :1 guard. ['11-
doc these. «'ll't'iillixmlii'vs the uciinu of the
uilicci's is a serious matter. us the. nature
of a fugitive warrant is not such as justi-
ih-s on oiliw’n' in killing a man while at
tcmpliiuz to arrest him under such circuur
stances.
In a Perilous Position.
Amu'cciming the peril of their position,
as soon as the light qul cudcd llii‘ officers
luislciiud aWuy. in ill) iiilniiic-a the. word
had gone forth. and fully .1 score of the
Mounts. llcnvlly urns-d. were in pursiiitnf
the oiliccrs. in-ut ull wreaking summary
vciigcaucc on them. i‘llins Mount. a win»
ii\'.- of the onus whowcrc shut. iii nun-c
«Iii'crcd :1 reward of a‘filllll‘lii‘ll for illi‘ urn-st
ni' limiiis 21ml ('iui'k. The him-(l of (in:
Mount; is stlri‘cd. and in i';l>(‘ ihcycir
cnuntci' tho otliccrs :1 despcraic light will
surely cnsuc. .
Sheriff Kl'iilili‘fil (llll‘i‘ hush-nod futile
sccncof tin-shooting. and the pcoplc of
the Vicinity are wild with cxcitcnu‘ni.
M'liiv' of tlwm lillli'l‘l_\' comivmning Ilic aw
lion of rho ulli"\‘l‘,~‘. “'iillt‘ min-rs stand
rcndy to dvi'cud iiii‘ill.
.lust wind course the oilicci'su'lio did
iln- sllnoiilur will pursue is not known,
but it 1< likcl): rim innrc than our man
will nm't hi~ iimlii lu-i'un- the iiu'i'nscli
r1 lrnivcs of Kim lil‘:|(i llit'll mprurciiu-m.
2 (‘lnrk is thi- mziii who clinch-d llu- arm-l.
nl' l'uptain ilutiilei a fc\\'1i:1_\'~ ago. and he
is a daring and intrepid «illiz'cr. While
llllll‘lllll.‘ u ])Y'Hpi'l' value ilpnli hi- life he
fears nothing and is considered [behest
Siltli in this wiiolc i'cginu.
lil'Yilhi ha< for yours ih‘ril atm'rorio
1'\'llii1u'l‘.~‘. and his Work in the way of run-
ning down criminals and ‘riliiilii‘i'ssllig the
dradlv feuds of ilri~rcuim1 has been mod
I‘ll‘l'i'ill‘i'.
'l'lmuL'ii scum-1y 2W yours old. ili‘ has
spun: [on year: of his life along the linc of
the Norfolk and \l'csici'u railroad, upon
ihc m'muuh whci'c vccrc cuncmi llu‘ ii‘i‘l'lA
blc tragedies nl' llu- lliillii‘iil )iz't‘uy vclr
delta. in running: down and mpim'liig
fugitivm from justice lmll! in this sum-
;md in Kentucky. llc has had man); nor-
rn1vc<capcs from dcutli of the l:.:iids of
enraged dcspwruducs.
Alleged Swindlcr Arrested.
i’uimm l,l'lli \. \‘mz 1'.l.—-—.lohu >1 Pat—
tvrmu. \vlio lin-s a! [ll] \m‘lh 'i'\\'cuty-
Hinihsii'o-cl. lhi“ ring. has lwcn arrested
all :I \vul-mm from New York charging
him Willi grand luwl'll)‘ in illi'iil‘ul lit';!l‘l‘i',
Sergeant .‘li'.\:liil.;liinli of 1hr iwu' \‘uri.
:mlivvniul llu- l'i")l'|-|‘lll.‘ili\|'~ ul‘ M‘ii‘l‘ill
\'c\\ ‘l‘nl‘l. lir'm liiiil [Hr » E.I :n have lii'ell
swimilml new pic l'lil .ii Ilu' lib‘lll‘lll;!. ii
1~ rionnml that l'ulin-rson has swindlml
_,.,, r, l \. o 'ioru lli'~llil ~-: hind-N out of
" mum. iil- \1‘.‘i~ fully iiil‘lllllll‘ll by
his \‘li‘llllh and “as lli'iil in :ni‘uil :l l'i'i'lil
siiinu [rum .\i\\‘ York. lli'uwil N iiiiii-u»
lmuwutui .lnlln l". Marlin .‘x' ('n. of New
York nn' ammo: lhc complainants in the
l 1' 4".
on! will
\‘crillrt For l'nlon College.
l'l..\‘i"i~lll lib. N. Y.. \'m'. liI.—-»'l'liova~o
of Hmmcil .‘\l'ill~li‘iilli! \l‘l‘~il:- l‘ninn col.
ii'm', in Mlilli'dlilli! ‘llic will of Thomas
Armstrong. his {slim-.1111 ihc gromui of
mental incapacity of the lime lili‘ will was
Music. was decided in a special ll'l‘lil of the
suprcim- court lu-l'orc .lusiicc iiusscll in
favor of l"nion milcltc. ’i‘hc lvsiaior was
11 luwycl- of 1-m-cnlric llililllrl who lmpivutlu
ml lilcuH-mcrpum of hispi'opcriy, amount.
liq: in birdhium, in l'nion college, The
case Ims bm-u on il'iill hero for two weeks
and will probably be, uppculcd liiilii‘ umu-l.
lull-division of the stiprcuu- court ill Ai-
lmny. ’i'ho \crdlci crcadcd quite a scum
lion hero.
Iiisliop Sentenced to Death.
i'(iNh'i‘AN'l‘lVUi‘iJ—Z, Nov. ill.-—~'l'llo 'i'urk.
isli special ii'illuuai lms scuicnccil ilm
.irnu-uluu bishop in ilussvkciu lolloutll.
’l'im bishop was cohdmnucd in death he.
muse during the recent riots in Uoustnnti
uopio a lumlmi rm‘blvor was found in his
house. The. hlsllup was absent from homo
at the time. and upon this ground on up
pcaiwustukon against the judgment of
thespcclul tribunal, but-tho oourtof up»
penis has confirmed lhc smucnco imprmwl
byihc tribunal. The Armenian bislmp
at. liltlls and o numiwr of .‘iussuimuus
have been arrests-d *ln iloustautlnoplu for
plotting against. the sultan.
Plow Company Assigns.
Tllnurqmt. lu.. Nov. ill.-—’i‘ho Norwegian
Plow mmpuny made a pond nssiumnrnt
lo (looms ll. liurch. filial liabilities on
said to be 3140.000: assets, $250,000. The
cause of the arraignment is not given.
hangar-or annoy Dead.
nuance cm, 3.7., ljfcv. mum n.
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