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SUIT To Be Brought To-Day lh LaahTillr Hridtr? romp a nr. Fast From Here To Toledo By C. H. and D. F.

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THE NICKEL PLATE FRESII'EKCY. BROKE THE RECORD. nn It t. -IT. LIKELY TO GO TO PIE0E8.

Sft- 7 K- tli Hmfi frUig all Jail ilia- W. -i-i th'r It: 1h W. t. rfi A iari-ti ine lh fiirt l'e 1- I lit It itirtu tttT fit'T t-e-r If 1 I' II -4 I rr-t-' 1 if r- tt i. -'Mill til I I.

I if tml 9 tf -t ire nwttnr 4 I KfleTt h.t( tn ii I I 1-t'K'lt lit tjri-tt. It mi- TO CHANGE THE LINE. PfUf, fl4P4TrH To (RKENs'ni Ink r'-'Tt. tl uclil. Sii.rnte:j,i.i.

a BKQriRSR. 7 II. r. Ilouai.i.n nl .1 -A ll.7Hr. U'.

Av AH- ei-inl liriitlneer a ill" Uii; 's In Hir nil rHi iitirr few t-y M.h lliy Halite a riicht ir way fcr et'tit "IrAif mile llilr IItic Jiii ir. elM niitkfna quite a i hiin In Ih. r-l at TIiih ff.mt an. I f.jrnmhlnE 1 1 llll! r- n-( luif -t mIm lliw ii-l lll c-nie. i-t v.

n. at WILL NOT LEAVE THE BIG TOUR, hen T'. IVpikM Ak ii n. Mn lay thm hi K. t.

Ihe H.t -It. .11 enh tii.tl nr i Trei. rtl- Mii il: t'- ur. 1-1' take eer 'tilth i nair. I tt li.

1 hi l.ih 1 1 I 'll. I f- tilni Ant re. tn.it!. ant in- I itii I-. (Hi it Mr r-iii.

II, in I S4't ll-ml 1. r-Mi it Mi i l-iiT. Iht t. l.iv i nm.iil. ill I II i- i-v -ill-l It tllllV 1.

iii in-Iiii'--f I-. wnh fit-. Mil- tl- fi i III. -Tit-" I4 (M ''iisitiiii At nnj nirfln THE COLORADO MIDLAND SALE. DrvvKH.

010.. Si'-nil-r 7. n.x- O. Miilanl tl'-ni'i Si.rinK. in --rVr in fh rntiri'! nhn rr thf Mt.i!n.! tk's jf the pi'i-a of (fie ICr rcanlM ion irr- urn'-i xmx tii i-np i nil 1 iv; tfefnia-ivf i tt it it rhr- mil 1t jr' ut ettl.UH Jil L.

AND N. SHOWING. T-i- uri-1 Flai er'M durii.c 'h- m.n;fi Aukusv 7TA. i4 91 KTsft 77 -ivriTS ft- m.nth tf Tiiit r.a- i ri-ri-i of I in-'iva. frits 74', 1 rotn fr-jjrht tnarlic.

7.ii fra.ni pnner traffic and rt fcin in ix-iiiini-'j siur, F'r Jn'v t. rcniinrnremrrt" ff trst n- i'-a fj t. AiiKJs: thi" n-rua. in. r-a-w- jvi infj Hiii.a.-i th.

je f.r the psfiivtl vf er. EAST-BOUND SHIPMENTS. Eaax -bound shipments from Chicago last ve-k were 6S ll tor-s. ac.iinst C1.S.H4 tona the preceding week and Bl.iaA"i lonu'liic week tf last year. TV d'ffrfnt roads carried tonnage as rwiows: i'entral l.l21 ions; AVa.insh.

A-afc7 Ttke S.re. 7 I.ns; Ft. Wayne. 4tM tone: Pan-haHle. 7.v:l ions; Ilalttmore ar.i ftto.

1 tHrt tons; llrnn-i Trunk. 7.21M tons; Nickel Ita'e. 2.77 tons: Erie. f-n. and Big F-ur.

4 I1T t.n. The lae shtpmenta aafires itrd tone ilurlRg tha wts.lt. EARNINGS. Tb ai li Mrninirs of th Bic Four for th fourth Wstwit oc Aufust irm 419.064 51. beins; an IncrMaft ot $74.

151 75 over those for th srorr vpoodltK wefk of rat yrmr. For ibo tmuth of Auruit th from rfiingm of the Hig Four proper wr Irore4Vs of $12. vr th a for toe cor rpoii i znooth of last In AuffiMt S75.ai. bptnc an mere-? of -rriuMtea tor Auiac vT year. SCHRXIBES'8 DEATH EXPECTED.

dwatcbi Ts) vaa ataiaataaav aTTAJCOOO A. Tr.nn.. September Tha ooadiUoa at- P. U. 6ctuiebr.

Master Mechusle of (ha ClzictnaaU Seataera Railroad. recently a trick en wttts apovlery. has agata bacoroe aiarm-n(, and bl phyat-rlaoa aay that Be cannot live, tlia a rath ta expaotaa almoar at any momenL 3T0TES. Oenerai Paaaansi Aawn f. B.

Mora, of the Atlantic syaoem of tha) foutbera Panne, Is back f.ota a ao-yotarn. la Mawnaaa. Mr. Mores' tnany frkmoa wtal aa giad to leaj-n that ha haa ea- ttnlr lacos eraq nwn nia Moa act apeti. am looking aolaaaia aaa I- mat XaaJIng lika a tour-usw er.

AxssortBnaT aa ttta Comaieretal and Financial Chronfis. SI roaua reporting ataow earninca of 7 la for the thtnt week of Augnet. Thia la a' iMtwat of p'je BIO over the carBtnaa for to torreapvxxUna weak of kaat year. K- Is tmaeralood'that fk P. Mervcty waa about a aavar aia waiKCUaa wlta th Soataera Pacinc I in ta e(k with Mm Pases ngse (M.

a a I.e. 1 Chic wu4 to imc 4iM meetiag. i.ee apesrHared l.t.ew-s i rsl at New hmh peavgaed. ra. ici as on m.i lo New Vwk, wewt labs f- Tndlr Xivpt Whlteser.

ef ham goes' Kail. it tvlrr.t ftawa. of IK O. f.as a-- FUR DISPLAY ornrral IVrjauir In I He Wld(nr of M-lpln'a SUsr. The v.

SJcAIpln Company, a a 'rr'iririT r.f a fall a I arcl unique fur window display. 'l't' l. "'TrtaT l-egaa attracting the ad-1 of hurdrct of ladles and eamtl-: It i rarir'in-tat hi decidedly artls-! 'I of the wltxlow Is covered nh u-li as will he used fr lining ladieV cloth capes. Jackets and el-gam ra cloaks Suspended upon this are ii-iniii of the tu-. H.e K-tiii rriiiik.

Alaskan fox r-Un l.iitib. HtterJ about the wln- ar f. of Alankan actUsklns. In jM'i'j rnx if riaratlon rlor to bell. I Mn.

Rlrh rugm ara th floor of the miniature fur la- Ti uir-'il In Ifils JlrpUr shows a for a trp to tho ir -r i similar to that worn iiil 'inifi! In Alaska, and Is an of I ti garments worn by i ijKiii-f of Mr. W. M. VandcrWIt. tfrrnTit 1 In dtaian, from Mt and I lie whole shows wiir inn nirilp.

'i ili-r iiK'ir- iod In beautiful, rU-h art anally attractive, and -i H-inurintz jriin- anu worns from tnei v. fnt ir- to the elegant din- -I Kiirninin rti mm euaiijr riuumiiR rij nri neijm and rlrh 1:1 1 mil j.Iiii el In I lie window with 111 fi-w ADDITION To City Hospital Staffi I'ioiled For at Yesterday's Meetiag of the TrastffH Dr. Brown Is Appointed Hrrmatologist. of Important moves made i.v ih- city 11.) Trustees was the ji ihfir rnfetirR yesterday of the po--. of -iit In addition to the usuijr The honor was accorded to Ir.

M.ixk A. n. one of the rifting young lh of thin it v. whose work aa an uf i de I ri I ion gained for him i from his elders. The 1,1 nf the hematologlst in the hos-fixa'f of tli 'Haft lias only recently been fully ills duties are to make BROW.V.

hl.nd e.iinlrations In cases the value of stu-h examinations is of l.ranioiiiit lninrtani-e In the treatment of iliMeane. Thin is especially true In typhoid fever, leuchemla. pernicious cliliiroKis ami Ilodgkin's disease, an. I of tiroBnostic value In Dneumonia. Dr.

Iltrnnn Is fitted for the task by year of rxiK rlence atvdt study, and his ae-! le. ti.in cannot but prove a wise one. Aim! her move In the right direction was the pRHsai:" of a resolution reading; that the iiM inIier.4 if the medical staff consist of niemliers, to be at the first regular ineetinir in November of each year, their term of service to begin the 1st of December following. 1'ii'ler the old rule staff officers were elected fur life, but under the' new rule iin-FHtisfHi'tury Maff officers may be changed (iiirtiiiill v. Mr.

Alms called the attention of the board to the necerstty for a more commodious operating room in A Ward, and to the dilapidated condition of the ward Itself, lay-Inn particular Htrexs upon the fact that the furniture wan old. the floors In bad repair, and the waJls ra.lly In need of attention. At tin- founds are rather low at present It uhh i.l.il to defer the remodeling until fuliire time. Tli bitard refused to sign the diplomas of tin- out soltiir interne. Irs.

Haul, 8haeffer, I. timer and Williamson, whose terms expire ii tohT In. until they receive tho rer-oiiiiiieiidaiioii and signatures of the staff, wiiii'li v. nl be dune at the next staff meet-iuu. NADAUD'S ANKLE Racily Swollen Aa the Result or Hia Iioorc Hide.

c. K. Nadaud. of Covington. who finished eighth in the great road race from Lexington lo Covington on Labor Day, is now confined to his home paying the penalty of entering the event against the wishes of Ms many friends, and they are-legion.

They advised him against the foolhardy attempt to ride t'T miles with a sprained ankle. The entire limb at the injured part is now in bad share, the ankle Itself being swollen to twice Its normal sire. ON ANOTHER CHARGE. Warrants were Issued yeaterday charging II. LTrnst and Ben May with obtaining money under false pretenses.

Borne time utro they were charged with forgery in warrants sworn out In Squire Kirshman's Court by the Alfcitiolr Company. They were employed by the company and Ernst was eat-ii broker. Ky raising the weight slips they secured considerable money. was arrested, but May skipped out. The war-rarK-e- were sworn out yesterday by the company to make sure that it would have a case against the men.

HARVEST HOME AT LAGOOK. The third annual meetinc of the "Northern Kentucky Harvest Home occurs at the Ia-goon to-morrow. Friday and Saturday. A large force of carpenter haa been busily engaged in preparing the necessary booths ami erecting tents to accommodate those de-wiring to make displays. The meeting prom-ises to be a very tsuccesaifui one.

Excursions will be run from all points on the respective lines in tho four counties of Camp- on i. jvemon. iwgiia am unuiL. OPEN EXT MONDAY. Superintendent of Schools Morgan and hia staff of Principals and teacher are busily engaged arranging for the openirtg of the schools.

next Monday all the public schoola will open. --The course of study In the lower grades baa not been changed, and the high ac hoota. -oli aoa new book baa been inlroducao. THE END CAME AT LAST. After lingering since last Thuewiay.

John Iehmbeck. the street car sub died at the Cltv Hosottal yesteroayi beck shot himself while despondent srrer tne death of his wife, which otxiuned a menth big" excttrsioj cceiisa. A giueeis exenrsiea wm be ram to-day from Vrbana ta thia city. Thara wtU be wo trains, and fully 8O0 excursionists will arrive hers at 10 a. m.

Btioaeer Eeerr r- improrement beal'h for-he Anheuser-Btisch ia'Vrf limatt drink. It the frvr-t ot all mart Steady use of the food drint it At all ionics, apptuwiia druggists. IR. MARK A. L.

C. J. J. C. B.

R. E. R. A. L.

F. J. J. J. L.

j. 11 ELIGIBLES On the Civil Service List Tfaase Wfaa Passed the Exaaiaa titi Last Febraarj And From Among Whom Selections Will Be Made To Fill Vacancies AnliU3l rostraasler Clarence Pr)e yes terday a Bat of eligible of those who ruary lamination. Appointment will be made from inn usi requirements mand. The list I as follows: farrier from the eliy 1. Will J.

Ii. ''ajnpheii. 04 Kim 4. Harry Lur ker, 417 Hamilton f. J.n r.

Hardy. l12 llarr si 7. Mai t'lr-r. iimiseo and I orwh ue a. J'rfin H.

Hrx kmann S2A. (tlrton it. a. William N. Wale.

Il -ottl'lto place. William iKnriwr, lies Kairfaa 12. xt. I. Kiuivl.

4Tl Turrill av IX M'aiker. Ill.t at 14. fMletiael J. Karlr. Tomrtrr road 15.

niflnrl It. Htomii. sil aw-ott 17. 1'irroni S. Kybuli.

Hufcvtatlnn No. -2, iteoige Wrlttfii. ei-fii Kaatrn ri. KaMem 1'X Ifenry P. Lngenlieln'.

1i Allison at Jonn U. tfc nuetie. Ural Wlrxah 24. J-rfm W. Hrmov.

11 at 6 13 Kl.V" 84.4.1 7:1 SS. K. J. nulllvan. n.

e. cor. Kllth and lock. tan an. Wm.

feedrkee, H07 mtwi Vt. Allen K. Ha via. 2.CI Kaa: Klahiti 2U Thot. J.

At. fxiouali. 37iB iiietrway ar. M. A.

West Front Xt. Oeo. K. Maua. I3T.1 rti.

at SIT M. MuekerheKI. Jli Woodfcard at. :4. xlw.

Kehmltz. al Kntun at T7. f. UVI.ln.an; il Helta at 15 .7 4 .7 I C. 1.

11 41. Harry W. Hr.n. h. 4214 77.JHO W.

Wllxenoacher. a. r. say. Klshth and lun aia Henry 1145 li.H.klr J.

tlcla. 171 lle-llMt at 77.ll A usual hrm'ter. Knee at 7H.2. 44. Kentvpkohl.

noun-. K. Park.7.l:l 4.V. liri.n H. Iiuicir.r ittT Wt Third at 7-1 'l 4fl.

Oenra H. surras. 3A44 Kaatern 47. Jan. J.

it ran. 1U1 TrTn-mt at aa. T. aiaif.ne. 4H 4W.

St. Ausust C. tlauer, 7tr2 Ienhan Jho H. Joerden. 1547 1 Hid ley John I'oghUn.

I.t32 Linn at ...71. .74. M. r.7. Ml hael A.

HeiinulT. Pleraen at 7a. 't Allien fjahnian, Canhaxa road. rita. win.

j. Archbold. ais W. :i.a Itufus HIO Freeman av ..,.73. XI r.M.

Joa. 415 Woodward at. tio. John Ren ter. Joi; McMillan at 7:) 'i Kre.1 V.

lx.Mli. 217 W. lAhertr ai 73 xi t. Tho. K.

H. an. ArrommoOatlon Maurice W. iloran, K7 Hill at 71 W.i John iloar, PaM John at TI Win. II.

Haaseti. Fourth and Vine al. John H. flntianvm frila. 71.11- 17.

I'haa. K. Ilmaaort. 2IS Herman at 7i.t.. ex.

William Hchaeitgen. Ih'iD Rlii-nhoue at. .70 Oil. John 1'. Knomlea.

nil Mouaaiery av 7U.OS From other plaeea J. F. Walton, frewent Ptirlnrs. Ky It. 1.1 Andrew II.

Post. Hi. liernard. Ohio ks.o V. MrCOrmkk.

Illanrheater. Ohio K. Harmon. Hethel, I into. h4.INI It.

JlylH.lt. Mulberry, olilo K2 l.lupert. Weatwood. Ohio W. A.

Itllea. Xtirt, ao.oS J. A. Huxin. Itemingtnn.

tihto. Mourn. Ohio J. W. Thlel.

Klinwool Pluee. Ohio 7s. PI A. H. I'hapin.

Mt. I 'artnel. Ohio 77.ISI K. Williams. Klaht Mile.

Ohio 74 J. N. Hliull. Ulenwood. Ind 7.ii A.

1. I'ovlnstun. TTt.iio Ii. P. Wood.

Int. Ohio MS.2U remalB clerks ima city I. Mary I. I'arson. 321 Uroadway IM.03 2.

tiallle It. Wlnkelmnn. I2K.1 Kills av H2 tin a. Almira S. Parker.

Hnoklna s7.fl. B. Alice J. ilibw.n. Llnwnod road e7.Hi i.

I'ta Iteteeher. 2415 Kaatern av M.iti Pi. Klla Ilortmflsier. Hlshop 11. Mary k.

ftlo I'lark nl.iS 12. lirace AV. Hazard. W. mh Price HI1I.M IX Harriet K.

Darhv. Klheron av 7T.i 14. Hose Kenney. 2 Pike 77.1S 13. X'lra-lnla K.

lior.ein. J213 Myrtle 17. Anna Mifinii. 12 Arch III. Ad.

lie Meyers. Academy av 75.fto 21. Mary F. Hu h. W.

Rlghih 72.isi 22. nrali J. Myers. tienman 71. HO Zt.

Taullna Puh. IHas Foraker av 71. 4 Hlanrhe I. Mi-haefrr, HZ7 Laurel .70.03 Fritm other piacea Nettle An.ler..n. AVinton Place Mary K.

Bhee. Ohio Anna AV. Itamaey, Covington. Ky Martha A. Xuullvan.

Norwood K.OM Harriet It. Ferris. Roeemoyne, Ohio Klla Schultx. Pleasant HMxe. Ohio Kathryn Morris.

arthage. Ohio T.1.2S Mary F. McKelvey. i 111 Male llerka From the 1. i-harles 8.

Hpeer. IHia (laj-k street t.7a 3. John M. ntetz. PllO I'entral av 5.

IS. i. Kheman. 52 I'nlon Avondale.il.."ii o. Frank A.

Km. Kemper lane and liar vey a 1.60 1. I. AV. Hamm.

l.VSl ilapetiurg av. S. Walter J- lirafl-Hls. lnr.1 lark at Win. I Miller.

1M Trenxjnt st 11. fheeter Hi latvla Kaymlleer st-. 12. Walter W. Story.

rsi7 Broadway lit. M. Irummond. 1MI7 av. 1.

Anthony A. A'leek. 171S. Race st 17. John f.

Muckerheide H2t Kverett 2. Krian P. Ludlow. 421H Turriil st SI. Wanta AA.

avendall, Lingo 22. Joa. J. Moeschl. 14iV Haymlller Sf.

Wm. I. Hall. Iiayton st 3. Martin J.

Donelen. 21 Mill st 2. Klwood H. W'ellman. 24H2 Auburn av.

Walter rarley. 3 AV. Ninth 81. lunula O. Kusbman.

123 Hewitt ret. Harry S. C'rary. 412U at .14. Thompson HeHcTlsy.

4.41.1 Hamilton ar S.V A. Fleber. 1MB A'lne st lilnton J. Spilman. Mead av JtH.

K.dward Klaustneyer. 4 Flleon Sli. Robert C. Hamer. 210 Flndlar wl .1 so K.1 S2.7.A K2.CM n.

John M. Marker. Ivanhoe at Norwood.lv2.4H 41. AVm. i i.

Knoenmck. n4l alcMlcaen 42. John J. Henneesy. C2H B.

Ftfth at K2.UA 44. Clement J. Htamhusch. 418 Hunt Ml 45. Peter Hesae.

IH 1 Richmond at M.M 47. Loula A. Hochstrasser, 7UC Ilelhl av lo 4f. AVm. J.

Gallagher. 21 McAllister st M.n.1 Mi. Henry f. Majoewsky, 1.11 -AV. wi.HO M.

Albert H. Menke. Hi Tmrelfth ft. Chaa. W.

Ooallna, 2442 Spring drove av.Sn.40 .4. F. llelman. 14.18 John st ft.35 M. Iwls W.

Mathrwson. 4223 chambers lu. AVm. 8. Oram.

lo57 Uelta ar 7.k M. Charlea H. Harnteyer. York st ,79.35 so. William L.

Ervin, 51H K. Fourth at. (. Max F. Roehr.

2741 Wagner at 4. Michael J. Toohey, Spring at 7A.63 H.A. Wendell E. Adama.

2I4 Willow at 78. HA. Chaa. Reitman. 1421 t.

Provlilence KM. John C. Monning, 40 W. liberty st 71 .1.1 Chaa A. Herman.

2l Ollmore av 77.tki 7u. Cnrnellua N. Hamilton. 412 Walnut 77.75 71. John S.

Imckett. Ktm Nnrwoad. Hernard J. Hchawe. 402 WotMlward at.

Chaa. E. Kelsey. MID Wooat.ridare place. 76.K1 71 74.

Jamea E. Breen. 1029 Austerlltx Ceorge K. Momberg. 222tt A'lne at 7H.70 Thoa.

.1. Owens, 1 Milton at 7a.7u 714. 7. 79. Wm.

M. Ferguaon. Mcmnd S. AA llloughby. Myrtle Norwood.

.74.40 Clifford J. Klmpklna. Oak Btatloa SI. Ki. James M.

trice. 14.10 Kastern ar 7.m PhiHp L. Lang. 3243 Hlshop 75. HH Harry A.

St. i lair. R.A5 Woodward at K4. 7. Ml.

Augustine J. "Hueeman, 1.117 Main at lai. Henry Meyers. R25 Retts st 91. Chaa.

H. Werner. 817 Retts St fx. Arthur Paull. 1428 Bremen st 13.

Henry O. Lltmer. 12.IU Watnut 5. Ferd. J.

Keller. 454 E. Fifth st 75.25 73.20 ....74 US 74. 7S ,...74.73 .74.23 RS. Fred.

J. Broxterman. S39 W. Ninth Int. C.

Conies. Norwood. Ohio. .....74.00 loo. Bernard c.

Woeste. 12o E. Twelfth sL.7:t.. 103. Wm.

Hawke. McMillan at 73. PA. AA m. K.

Wortman. 3500 Eastern .72.70 Io6. Char lea Hobt. 2018 Baymlller st 72.M ln7. Kteohen J.

McCorma-k. 7iB W. Fifth at.7i Pa. Wm. Dltmara, 4H4 Clinton at ..72 On lot.

Harry H. Meyer. 722 W. Court at 72.00 mi. Austin J.

welch. 1UU Cutter at 11.1..' Harry A. Wllhelm. 135 Chapel at 115. Samuel Thomas.

Us CtMnmerc st 7 1.4H no. cnaries Hroadweti. oi Broadway 71. 40 117. Wm.

J. Hlnea. 1057 Pine st 71. Ilk. Philip ft.

Stelnmann, Tork and Freeman. 71) II. Harry L- Muller 42 Richmond at. 70.33 12U. Joseph A.

Koelker. 1S.1 Jones st 7ii.2s 11. John O. Huge. 2212 Vine at :..7.33 From other piacea Edward F.

Oorman. Madlaonvllle. Ohio. IM On Harrr AV. True.

Wrlxht Corners. Ind Man Caaalua B. Oaurd, Elisabethtown. Ohio august tiieacn. iMewnort.

Kt S7 45 Michael Maloney. Aurora. lad .87. as. eidney Pagan.

Newport. Ky KA.HK Oeorge AV. Hart well. Pllnvllle. Ohio H.

r. Dayton. Terrace Park. Ohio kt. 4.1 Peter A.

Croaa. COnneraville. Ind. 15 M. A.

Thompson, Branch Hill. Ohio ....4.75 I- Phllhower. Milford. Ohio ...84.711 ...81. SO ...81.2.1 .7.3 S3 V.

K. Rowmaa. College Hill. Ohio E. G.

Bresitn. Glendale. Ohio L. K. AVaiers.

Glendale. Ohio E. Thornell. Kennedy. Ohio.

B. Rule, Branch Hill. Ohio; M. sphere- Madlaonvllle. Ohio Lewis H.

Mathews. Newtown. A. E. Klein.

Madlaonvllle. Ohio AV. Ritten house. North Bend. Ohio R.

Hummel. Delphi Township. .74.40 H. Anderson. ML Healthy.

O. Arthur. Tohaaeo, Ohio E. Sharer. Milford.

Ohio H. Plack. ft. Bernard. Ohio H.

Malott. Moore's Fork. Ohio .7.33 .75 .73.65 .73.43 .75.30 .74.3 N. Fktllnaan. Mt.

Healthy. J. Becker. Cheviot. W.

Rover. Milford. Ohio (. Kemper. Locklaad.

Obi 74. 1H W. Davia. Newport. ........74.03 W.

K. Learla. Dry Ridge. Ky .73.50 M. Snyder.

Madlaonvllle. Oalo 7X 41) T- Barrett. Honae ttty. Ohio. .73.

OS M. Fitapatrick. Bethel. ..71.83 a. Jonea.

Frankfort. 71.70 a. Margler. Ulenroae. Ohio.

.71.50 GYPSY'S LOSS. Ha Bays Stolen Horse, and Haa To Gio It I'p. Saturday night a valuable mare was stolen from the pasture of Burt Potter, at Mtddtetown. Chief Emery was notified, and yesterday found the animal in John Clark's very at Cart ha are where It had been left by a gypsy, who was soon found oyaita omcer. tie snowea a receipt lor toe horse, which he claims te have bought for e-e which Mr.

dark corroborated. Mr. Potter took has horse back with htm. and the gypey is oat 25. Chief Emery knows the thief, and expect to arrest him.

8B0T8 AT MTD31QHT. Shortly before last midniarht three shots were fired by an nnkaown person at two fellows who were following a couple of colored lrl Spring Grove avenue and Rop- TiZ A'TT" t1 Police were attracted by TUX'S TE.IAL TO-SISHT. The trial of Deputy County A editor Peter -tanks Adam keeper. tf.TXlif rerarne; before Mayer Lasaeke. rerUaVgUna THE INQUIRER.

CIS CIS XATI; WTDXESD A Ye SEPTEMBER 8, lCfJT. REUNION Of the Firth Ohio Voleatea-r Caealry Resrisneac at tTer. The rlTlage of CTeves put en gala attire yesterday boner ef the ninth annual reunion ef the Fifth Regiment, Ohio Volunteer Cavalry. The ritkeens of the western pert ef the county assenbled there at aa early hour and by noon It is estimated there were 2. nor) rial tors present.

The Incoming trains were met by the-Jocal O. A. R. and a band. There waa a parade both In the morning and afternoon.

The morning meeting was held In the Presbyterian Church. Mayor IngersolL of Clevea. made a neat address of welcome. Addresses were also made bjr Captain W. Jessup.

President of the association; Mr. Charles A. MUler. of Cummtnstrllle: Major Rader. Captain 3.

Penny, tieutenant Carhart. Captain Vac CI eve, Mr. Thomas Lrrnmon and others. The annaal election resulted in retaining those who were la office In IKaj and IWf. As the next National A- R.

Encampment will be held in Cincinnati it was decided to hoid the next annual meeting of the association In this city on the Tuesday ef the week when-the encampment 1 held. The Board of Elections rooms will be the meet ing place. TfUrnol'nlh' CTT ''iSS'ii ner at popular laagh-produeiftg mM-e Af a anc aj naiure. ati'i consisted of songs, relations, broom and flag drills and chorus singing, in wnit.ii me young and old participated. All expressed themselves aa having been royally enter tained and h- oeot.le of Cleves were voted to be a most hospiiabie riass.

THE TOUGH GOOrrTlMES. "The times are getting better." And we're through with all our tils. But we can't forget exactly That we have to pay our bills. The ones. I mean, we promised To settle long- ago When the grocer called last summer And we had to tell him "No." "The time ar getting better," For they tell you on the street That there's been a glorious harvest And the farmers all eat meaL It la hard to borrow money And it's hard to make a loan; It's harder still to get the coin Tou once could call your own.

But "the time are getting better," The parson tells you so 'Cause all the women have new hats Which they in church must show. The hats, of course, ain't paid for. Although the bill is good; For your wife has read the paper (Just the lines that women should.) "The Agent of Prosperity Is making rapid strides," They tell us Jt their column Which have always been our guides. "Our wheat is worth a dollar. Overflowing is our cup, -The gold is on the pavements, Tou can stoop and pick It up.

"We've never had such time before. And never will again Out West they're raising cattle. Down East they're raising Cain. Down -South they're growing cotton, lTp North they're growing Ice, And everything- around us Is fixed up more than nice." It all looks well on paper. But it seems to mo as if These editor were giving us A salutary stiff.

I told my tailor yesterday That things were looking great. He said he hoped It might be so Aa bills were long past-date, i i The undertaker smiles, and says. "We're keeping right ahead; We buried 1 yesterday, i We did upon the dead. They stand me off for carriages. And also for the hearse.

But times are getting better, 'Cause they couldn't get nq worse." Mark Htnna, be has coin enough To last for many a day. And Major Dick la signing check For what amount you say. -Why, years ago, we voted, hoys, Just as our conscience told. I But now, we put our ballots in i And we get a bunch of gold. So the times are getting- better If you get right In the awtm.

And the cup of clamped corruption O'erflows Its bartered brim; The rich are getting richer. But the poor are poorer now. The miner feeds the fatted calf. The owners milk the cow. If this Agent of Prosperity." When he haa time to spare.

Would call on us a Tittle while We'd offer him a chair And bid him bide a season-But it seems his prosp'rous store Is only opened up for those Who have and want some mors. So If times are getting better I'd tell you What we'll do-Just cross my old account right off And we'll begin But I don't want no Mark Hannas To feed me on such stuff For I can't disguise the matter That times are awful tough! "Big- Four." BL Louis. No tunnel. RELEASED From tiong-view Hospital la "Seventh Street" Smith, Yesterday "Seventh Street" Smith, also known as the "King of Rooters" at baseball games, was released from Longvlew Asylum. He was committed to that Institution several months ago, aa his family became afraid of him.

He- had been eccentric for some years, and his mind finally became so affecied that he was at times dangerous. He so improved under the treatment at the aaylum that It was considered safe to re lease him. The physicians say be will never be strong; mentally, but tar much better than he waa He was a famous character at baseball games, and always occupied a seat In a certain place on the bleachers. In fact, he became so noted aa a "rooter" that a seat was constructed especially for him on the bleachers, and he occupied it at every game, and was applauded aa much aa the players. A SMALL rAIXTJBE.

A deed ef assignment was filed In the Insolvency Court yesterday by 8. 8. Adjtins, doing business a the American Buggy Valance Company, maoufacturers of buggy boots, Jtc-, at IflOS John street. The as signee is O. F.

Osier. The cause was dull trade and pressure of? creditors. The assets are about l.t"0 and the liabilities about the same. A preference was given to I. D.

Thompson for ten 73. de jomra got sTJDOMEst, Dr. De Johns waa yesterday given Judgment against John Nichols, a conductor on the Pennsylvania Railroad. Dr. De Johns claim waa that while a passenger On a Pennsylvania train Nichols collected cash fare front htm and returned his change for a bill S(l cents short.

He proved this te Squire Bloom's aatiafactloa, and was gives judg-menL DUD OF HI3 CTJTJEIX3 Wm. Be wen, the boss teamater of the Newport Rolling- Mill, who ret I from his wagon asst. Monday and frightfully mangled by one of the wheels psnwtmr ever his body, died at the City Hnaoital yesterday. CUPID Invades the U. S.

Army, C-l. Carbiit's Daughter Wedded Tt Wb. Usher Parsani. Dr. Raehford United To Pretty Qnt-cben Louisa Wherrj Other Social Affairs.

sractax, atsparesj to rsa asartata. Xrw Toax. September 7. Mis Katherme Corbln, younger davnghter of Colonel Corbln, Adjutant General of the Department of the East, was married to Mr. Wm.

M. parson at 4 o'clock this afternoon, in the pretty Kt I ut. amtaas Church, nerrorroed, the ceremony. The bridal party walked from Colonel Corbln' residence to the church, the bride leaning on the arm of her father, who were full mili tary uniform. Leading the way were eight young friend of the bride Mis Llewellyn Parsons, Miss Edith Williams, ef Detroit; Miss Eloniae MeElroy, of Rochester; Miss Virginia Hunkins, of Chicago: Miss Miles.

daughter of Omeral Miles; Miss KHtredge and Miss Rose Milmine clad alike in oowirs or whit oboakdie. Messrs. Joseph Parsons, diaries Milmine and Rutherford Hayes Corbln and Dr. J. B.

Hauler were the ushers, and the brides maids were the Missse Pareons Miss Char lotte Parsons, Miss Abigail Parsons ami Miss Louise Parsons all sisters of the groom. They wore gowns of white or gandie and lace ever white silk, and pic ture hat of white lace, trimmed with pink. The bride also wore a gown of white or gandie, the upper part of the skirt trimmed with insertions of Valenciennes lace to form a pointod tablier, and, the bodice cov ered with similar Insertions and tiny frill ings edged with satin. The veil of tulle was fastened with orange Mossoms and a diamond star, presented by the groom. Her! bouquet waa of white carnations.

Mr. Hen ry Parsons, brother of the groom, waa best man. A collation followed, served from tents on the lawn, during which there waa music by the Fifth Artillery Band, and the wedding festivities concluded with a dance in the department headquarters building, gayly decorated with bunting. a mono tub aresT Were Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Parsons, par ents of the groom: Mrs. Rodney Foos. of Washington. D. C.

Mrs. Strickle, of Day ton, Ohio: Oeneral Merrltt and staff, 'Mrs. Austin Corhtn, Mr. and Mrs. George Ed- gell.

Colonel and Mrs. Worth. Captain ant Dr. and Mrs. Purv-iance, Ma jor and Mr.

Kimball, Colonel and Mr. Rog ers. Miss Rogers, the Misses Woodruff, Gen eral and Mrs. Samuel Thomas, Miss Thomas, Mrs. Charles Worthlngton, Mr.

and Mrs. Goln, Miss Goln, Mr. and Mrs. George A. Blanchard, Mr.

and Mrs. Amsi L. Barber. Dr, Cabell. Mrs.

Jaffray McVick- er. Mr. John iiazen. captain Polndexter, Lieutenant and Mrs. Hancock and Major and Mrs.

After a Bhort honey moon trip Mr. and Mrs. Parsons will take possession of their own cottage at Irving- ton-on-Hudson, the furnishings of which are a gift from the bride's father. EA8HF0ED-WHERET. FECTAI.

BISFATCBI TO TBS kJatUXXX Helena, Mokt, September 7. This even ing at Ft. Harrison Army Post, four miles from Helena, Charles 8. Walkley, chaplain United States Army, performed the ceremony which united in marriage Dr. Benjamin of Cincinnati, and Miss Gretchen Louise Wherry, daughter of Colonel W.

M. Wherry, Commander of Post. The ceremony was witnessed by a few In vited guests outside of tfie family of the bride and array circles. About 30 In all were present. Among the civilians who wit nessed the ceremony were Justices Buck and Hunt, of the Montana Supreme Court.

and families, "particular friends the Wherry Miss Alice Wherry, ulster of the bride, was one or the bridesmaids. W. M. Wherry. her brother, was best man, while Roliert Wherry, another brother.

ana Lieutenant nines, or tne second Jn- fantrv. were groomsmen. After the cere mony a short reception was held, conclud Ing with light refreshments. The bride and groom were then escorted to the Nostwern Pacific depot, where they hoarded toiight'slCaldwell. train ior uumin.

ur. ana Mrs. Rash ford will make a trip of he- great icviiiub swuv weeks. M0JJ5T-BELL. sraoiAX.

sispatcsi to Tara ETTqcrara, Crawfordsville, September The marriage of Rev. Harry Newland Mount, the only con of Governor Mount, to Miss Verda D. Bell, of this ctty, was celebrated at high noon to-day at the First Presbyte rian Church. The ceremony was perforthed by Dr. Everett Thompson in the presence ef 4O0 Invited friends.

Mr. and Mrs. Mount left this afternoon for a wedding trip among the northern lakes. They will be at-h ome at Oxford, where the groom has the Presbyterian Church, after October 1. There were many out-of-town guests at the wed ding.

Including Chief Executive and family. GOODEIOH-CHUEOHILL. SPseiAt. nisTATCW to van sncatrrassv Lrrrt.R Rock. September 7.

The marriage here to-night of Ralph L. Good rich, Clerk of the United States District Court, and Miss Juliette Churchill, daugh ter of ex-Governor Thomas J. Churchill, was the -most elaborate affah of the kind occurring in this city hr many montne. MARRIED IS FEW MEXICO, special. BtsFATCsi to TBI KaQuraBa.

Santa Fb, N. September 7. Ex-Unlt- ed State Revenue Collector L. A. Hughes, for 20 years a leading citizen of New Mex ico, was married at 8 o'clock last evening to Mrs.

Margaret J. Church, of Columbus, Ohio. SOCIAL HOTES. There was ft pretty wedding at the Baptist Church in Dayton. yesterday morning at 10:30 o'clock.

Miss Peart Schoolfteld. the charming daughter of Dr. C. B. School Held, the well-known physician, became the bride of Dr.

W. Young, a leading young phy sician of Newport, aod son of Captain Wan. Young. The ceremony- was performed by Rev. Mr.

Blake, pastor of the church, and was witnessed toy a large number of the rel atives and friends of the contracting parties. The foeppy couple left at noon over the C. and O. for their honeymoon trip Old Point Comfort aad Eastern resorts. Mrs.

B. Thrasher hi having a gay Urns at Huronla Beach. Mrs. Wm. H.

Alms and Miss Emma Alms are still at Hot Bp rings, where they will probably remain through the month of Mrs. Thane MtTler Is now fairly established, her new heme, the handsome Red- way Place, oa Lenox avenue. Rose H11L The last letter received from Mrs. Frank G. TuIUdg seated ahat she aad her dauga- ler, miss were ra Bcouano.

I ney to spend: week or sn more In the highlands and then go south to France, with gay fareer- tneir aeaunatioa. Mrs. Flggott, of New Terk. arrived ta the ctty yesterday forenoon to spend fortnight with her mother, Mrs. Cawthome.

The boat ride which was ta have beea given by Mr. Chaa. E. Iiiff. last even ing on the Burnside has beea postponed until next week.

Miss Edna Dickson has returned from delightful Eastern trip, and Is-again with her parent at the "St. Clair. Miss Nina. Brandebury is in Columbus. Ohio.

Mr. Wm. Bauer, wh was last year connected with the University of Cincin nati as Instructor. In science, has accepted the Chair ef Physic and Chemistry at Baker Baldwin. Kan.

Prof, and Mrs. Bauer- will leave for their new feome next Monday-. The various' committees having la charge the series entertarnjiven ts being- held at Holy- Angela School Hall are putting- forth an especial, effort toward making- the fair of this- evening -a pleasant occasion. I i I This evening's eaqveert, with which the mot will be wefl entertained, will be rendered by Viasea MatRda EVkert. Ma her.

May MarkLand, Ida I'inser. Mary O'Rourke. Messrs. Nlcbokas Hoimesi, W. M.

Hinahavan. a lorat euartet aod tbe Haydn Ort tw atra. asters H. and K. Poor will aiso perform a ptane aoet.

Mis irace and Miss Ida Doneily have taytasrned frnan a saost detigktful trip te Atlantic City and Xew Tork. Mrs. P. If. Crane, of Cleveland, is ra the eery Ttslt frtenda oa Walntrt Hills for a week or two.

Mr. a tad Mrs. at baa PeweR. alter an extensive tour of I'ta and Colorado, are new rest In; at Colorado Springs. They will be home about the latter part ef next SHOW GOSSIP.

The Peantala centtntaes to a saUafactary with those clever and Hart, la "The Gay Matinee Girt. There la little new that eaa be amid ef "A Milk AThtte Pisa." at the slant Hint week, istsrt that toe present engagement Is not only one ef tbe moat successful ever this fasnaau comedy haa had la this cttr. but tt elan the ftrat tlaae that i sock a higb-clas. production haa beea seen In Cla-clnnatl price. There la tea dlapotlng ler ttrofiaxiiloe or tnia lamoua eorardy baa never been seen ta a.

local neuter. The Zoological Gardens-are as longer epea at night, but It should be aadetwtood that they ar. open every day from 7 :30 o'clock a. m. on til :30 P- m.

1 A great many people Interested ta the Klondike the new land of gold are visiting Heck aad Avery's Museum this week for the expresa purpose of aattns; the Klondike Sisters end bearing them tall what they know about the land of the Yukon. The beautiful Alaskaa girls apeak both English and Eskimo, and civs a novel entertainment, introducing their aatlv. songs and dances, "The Broadway Girl" has a matinee st Heuck's to-day at p. an. No -ebubt many srho bar.

visited the People's Theater this week and many wbe hav. not wondered at the title of the attraction, trtau "The Moulin Hong. Extravaganza." Tit. following la a brief explanation: Fifty years ago the Moulin Rouge Cafe Cbantant was a windmill painted red. at mhlrh the Parisians had their grain ground when the wtnd blew strong enough An enterprising shnwrnan saw the growth of the city 1n that direction and purchased the property.

He preserved ihe exterior appearance, retained the name VauIIii n.li.. mill n1 1 fitted up the Interior fur a variety show and ball I after the peraormance, Dally matinees of "Cnel. Tom" at Roblnaon'a John Marble, of A Milk AVhlt. Flag Company, In the stock days was favorite comedian at the old Wood Theater. Sixth and Vine.

He is aa uncle of clever Mary Marble. The production of "The Gondoliers" by tb. Boston Lyrlo Opera. Company, at Chester Park, is meeting with splendid sueeess. nightly attracting aa many people aa the oommodlons theater will hold.

"The Gondoliers" la both merry and beautiful. Ita music is rich and harmonious and the libretto la fully up to the standard of all of the Gubert-tiulllvan works. Much regret la expressed at Miss laiw'i inability to appear. thia little lady nelnx again hi. nut ner roie ta itisfactorily substituted by Miss Addle -or- woo.1.

The vaudeville show at the Lagoon thia weak could not well be bettered Jerry Hart, and old-time Cincinnati favorite, is one of the stars of the ahow at the Fountain. There will be an "Unci. Tom's Cabin" matinee at Robinson's to-day. COURT MATTERS. Probate Appointments, Insolvency Business and Other Learal News.

Louise Rose Is executrix under the will of Louis. Rose. Realty, Charles F. Malsbary Is administrator of Eunice H. Malsbary.

Realty, g2.rjoo. Caroline Walter Is guardian of William Walter. Personalty, $90: realty, sono. R. A.

Le Blond Is guardian of Gus Frank lln. A new appraisement la to be made in the assignment of Mary Floyd. The claims allowed In the assignment of William Latham amount to fiXMi 85. The assignee of Henry t'pmeler gav ft The assets of B. W.

Boimtn have been sold for1.2ni M. i Judge Hunt yesterday refused to appoint for the old Tlce-West Company. as there was no cause for It, and the plain tiff, Mr. Tice, had no ngnt to sucn an ap-pointmenL The firm has been out of business for some time. New Suits Filed.

i COMMON PLEAS 'COURT. 111 685. The Cincinnati Granitoid Company va. Frank H. sen per.

it Ksenocr. administrator. For ssaao -hi last As-w neon. II 556. came va.

i tulip jvoio. or aaw aa assessment. Wilson ft AA llson. 111.557. Same vs.

ran tvienio. ior as seasment. Wilson llson. 111. nut.

James Hanson vs. Michael R. Hauck. Anneal from twiulre Drake. W.

A. Hicks and k. tt. Mono. lll.bo.

T. C. Xlrny et ai. -ra. jacoo xiis-r ex at For tl.000 as damages.

John A. and ti. tit wi. Job Barnard, receiver, vs. oeorgs it.

French et aL For 8A6 83 on agreement. F. A. T. Bevla Chaa.

R. Wild et al. Lien and execution for 2162- Fred P. Muhl hs.iaer. 111.503.

James Casey vs. Prank Buford. For $350 on a contract. F. D.

Goodhue. 1 H.rw3. Jaooa n. A liuama va. Miwana rviicnia.

For t-'SKl oo a contract. H. E. Stegman. IIL.KM.

Ed P. Cogan vs. Theo. Palxman et aL Appeal from Squire Bloom. AV.

B. Little. UNIFORM ORDER Discussed Bjr the Police Commission er "Jack" Leslie Pardoned. At a meeting of the Board of Police Com missioners yesterday afternoon the action of Mayor Tafel in rescinding- the famous uniform order was discussed. Messrs.

Mor gan and Henehaw favored the enforcement of the rule, but Mr. Miller was opposed to It, The action of the Mayor is final, however. and the members of the department now have to wear their uniforms only when do-ina active oolice duty. It remains to be seen whether the men wHl abuse the privi lege thus accorded them by Mayor Tafel. in the event that they do Is likely that Mia Honor will allow the uniform order issued by his predeceasor to stand.

jack ieeiie, tne weu-anown pugilist. who Is serving a teem In the workhouse. was granted a pardon, his release to take place wiven his term of 30 days expires. This aires him his liberty without being compelled to pay a fine which was assessed by the Court: Mary KeHey was also granted ft pardon from the workhouse. Colonel Deitsch.

Mayor Tare ana Mr. Henahaw were avoDOlnted a committee to make assignments for the eleventh annual inspection of the force, which will rake niece on Saturday. October P. The affair will irrotmts be held at the baseball park. as has beea the custom for years.

AT ST. PETER'S, Funeral of Mrs. Lanra Baltzer Will Be Held To-Day. The funeral services over the remains of Mrs, Laura B. Baltxer, wife of John Balt- wU1 beld tni morning at St- Peter's Catnearai.

Airs, xsaiizer was a prominent resident of Cumminsvllle, her home being at 41.13 Langland street. Requiem high mass wm be said at 8L Peter's thia morning, at tf clock. Mrs. Baltzer aiea nunaay morning, arter an illness ot two wee as. adoui mat long ago she was at the Lagoon, and.

with her two little sons, tried a ride on the shoot-the-ebutea. While she waa on the way down she turned to bold one of the children's hats on. when tne boat gave a lurco ana nun her imsmallT. An examination proved that one of the small bones near the base of the spinal column had been broken. 6he suffered from thts considerably; but her death was said to have been due te heart trouble, with which she had been afflicted before the aceJdent.

REMAINS Of Mrs. Marie Testera Will Be Bmried Hesa Friday The body of Mrs. Marie Testers, the another of Peter Testers, who for many years was a promt neat cner in mis city at the Grand Hotel and other place, who died in New Tork City Monday, win arrive In Cincinnati to-morrow evening- and will be buried in SL Joseph's Cemetery on Frliiay. She was 71 years and ber grandson. John Testers, of New Tork.

is here te make arrangements for the funeral. His father. vlwi aa now ener or tne tw Ainsunua ttotei in New York City, will arrive here with the remains. Mrs. Testers wss one of the bee.

Known ana roost nigmv restsectea ladies in this city. A FLATTXRIS3 0FFE2. Ed Coyne, for years and until recently the weil-avnown elephant keeper at the Zoo Gardens, has received and accepted a very flattering offer to take charge of the Bar- sum A Bailey herd of seven young- elephants on the show's fort he oro fog tour of Europe. The offer came direct from the bend of Mr. Bailey, who has known and takes a great interest ka Ed for years.

CHILD BADLY EDEjED. Ethel Harms, aged 5. on Ross avenue In SL Bernard, was ptaying- wlta some snatches yesterday morning, when ber clothe became Itrfri Ted She was badlv burned about the body. Dr. Howard says the child is in a dangerous centiiuon, KID Of Just a Day All Up and Dewn the Bcsj, Bcs tlia Obit Vallej.

Newt Notes of People. Plaeea ul Thing Cnronided By Enquirer Correspondents. OHIO. Tqcbpo. Beptambar 7.

tJlly Boldon. year-old girl, was crushed ta eaatk at the ar of Nebraska and Xwlne streeta, by ear. and Faetoa Waits, a sava was ran ever and norrsMr xaangla at the earaar of Morris and Wade streets. 8. R.

wh shot his wife aad hi yesterday, died to-day at rne Toledo Japli His wife's fate as still tuteertala. East Livraroot, September T. When Piesbytsry ef BMubenriua. of the FreabyteTiaa Chorcb. met at the Tel low Creak Churck to-day the case of J.

L. Swan, of East Mvei-pooL cam. no again for trial. Tb. case was referred romaiuuuoa of II saembers of the Presbytery trUL WaSBTKOTOW C.

cVeptember T. Staubua, a wealthy farmer living sear Regiaa'a Station, Ova mile, north of bare ea the Ohio Southern Railroad, waa aerSoeaty and probably fatally cat by a negro aamed William M.lvuv M.lvln was captured this evening. Delaware, September 7. As Samael for and John J. Cone, of Radnor, were returning bom.

from the Iemoeratl. Convent loa laa night their bora, became frightened aad ran away, throwing both gentlemen to tb. ground. Parry waa seriously injured. I September 7 wise Coaesuuidery No.

14. Kalshta Templars. Dumberttut a boat BO Kntghta. many being secoatpanled by their ladtea. left la a special car for Toledo thts afternoon oa tea H.

and to attend the annual epaclave. Akron. September 7. Prank Barnes, ploy, of Banwiii and Bailey's Clrrua, at rack Irwin Wlnkelman. aged 12.

on th. bead with aa Iron bucket. Barnes I. under arreat. and the bey'a mother baa sued th.

circus proprietors for 1 1.0OO. CHILLI COTHg. September 7 Graen berry Han som, on. nf th. oldest and best-know farmers of the county, died at aa early hour this morn Ing after an Illness lasting 44 days, during which he bad received practically ao nourishment.

A LION. September 7. Mrs. ftamoel Trailer. wife of a well-to-do farmer residing west of this city, waa almost instantly killed last sight by th accidental discharge of a rill, be Id by her soa.

OTTAWA. September 7. Bafs bio wars visited th Glandorf Woolen Mills last night and blew a large safe open with dynamite. Money aad Botes were secured. They left Bo trail.

Gallifolis. September 7. Andrew Morpny, Su A ltans. AV. A was shot in the grota and probably fatally wounded by Maude Daniels this afternoon at her boos, to-day.

Peebles. September T. Th. foundry and ava- chin, shops of B. Saffron ft Son, of this place, waa destroyed by fire this morning at o'clock.

td.OuO; ao tneurance. Columbus, September 7 John Mueller, aged 72 years, an old employe of th Pan -handle, was struck by a cut of ears ta tb. yard, this after noon and Instantly killed. Port Clinton. September T.

The Oooper Kouae. a large summer hotel, and Soar fin summer cottages at Lakeside, near here, burned early ttris morning. SinKET. September T. Mrs.

Jonathan Karat, of Jackson Townatilp. emamltted suletd. thia morning by banging herself. Sh. bad been poor health.

Love la no, September 7. Aa elctloa win held to decide whether th. poet office shall be ra the Town Hall or Blehop Block. Georgetown. September f.

Amos Boanar waa killed during a runaway te-day. IHDIAafAr ANDERSON September T. Edward Tlmmona. Cleo Iavls, aired 14, wera married in fAeniocay yesieruay. a ney otuio not gcx license In Indiana.

Dr. Walter Ardery. of thts elty, died last Bight from toe effects of medicines which bad been taking for some months. He had -base afflicted mentally for the past two years, and was recently dlsmlaaed from the Richmond Asylum. Haoebstown.

September 7. Jesse Fox died at hia home la this place last Bight at the age ef 77 year. James Knapp, of this place, has Just retvd hia commission as Truant Officer for th. town ships of Jefferson. Clay, Harrison, Ore and Dai- ton.

He Is only 20 years old. Richmond. September 7. Tb Dickinson Lean Company, of this elty, has brought suit la th. Circuit Court to enjoin M.

M. Lacey, the eoenty tax ferret, from collecting aay fees from the county for hi. alleged sendees La the various tax cases that recently earns up before the BUI. Board. PETERSBtTRO.

September 7. At 1 o'clock this morning Pny Enly went te the farmhouse of Harry Elmore and called him te the door, whea Enly shot at him, Elmore returning the Are with shotgun. Bloodhounds wera put on the trail aad Enly was arrested. Princeton. September Treasurer MoConnell's time having expired to-day.

Ennea, Republican, was appointed by the County Com missioner to bold until January I. wnaa the Treasurer-elect Rextmea will take ebarga. Waswinoton. September 7eOmears arrest ad Charles Johnson, employed at the gas worka. today for belting his young wife.

He say. she re fused te prepare his supper, Mrs. Johnson 1 oon fined to bed from bar Injuries. Danville, September 7. Tieaanrav-eleet Oli ver ML pteraol took charge of the othce this morning to sere until January when his regular term under the new law will begin.

Ha was appointed by the Commissioners. Evawsvillb, September 7. Charles of Tjoulsvllle, waa arrested to-nlghL' Is wanted oa a charge of obtaining aaoney fakae pretense. Hennessy Is said te operated ta several cities. bav.

HCTrrnroTOM. September ft. drtcfc has resigned as paster ef the First Christian Church in this city, aad leaves to-morrow for raasport, where he takes charge ef the First Christum Church. EvAjrsvTLLW. September 7.

The trial et Samuel Huu. charged with tb Boarder of bis father. Asa Ball. wOl commence at BooavUi. Wednesday.

OAKLAND Citt. September 7. The YTnnaas Pi tabrtei met to-day sad will eoavnaa tiara, days. About 2O0 sMalsters and Elders ar la at-tendaacs. Osooop, September 7.

A bars beVsBglng ta Al Snook, at Uottaei. was burnad last aagbt. very valuable bora ws WakaKUSA. September 7. William Mahowey, of 4S Dancaa Park.

Chicage. was killed by train aesr wera to-eay. KESTU0XX. Ow-ENSBOKO. September 7.

N. O. Staaley, of the a net prsanlnent stock faisauis ef residing at Stanley, ssalgaed te-eay btnties. $38,000: aaseta, J. T.

Agent T. L. Kara, ef Owenabor. aUad sadt to-day -r-i-e the City ef Owaaatiar. for fS.SOO hack taxes due the state osoa paMIe prop- arty saiaea ax icuu aor aa past am years.

I mM mm FBAJrKrOBT, Septeaaber T- State went to tareatlgste claims aa eertaia ctty avdala. It ts iMassre ber to-trtrat tbat FaAStxroaT. Septesnber 1. Tb Mvery stable of A. U- Gaines, aa Holm as all list, was geetloyad br nre this ssornhMt.

Los. SZine: 12 OOu. Lose ea horses aad vehhclea ermrtarsd there by ether paopt Ssu Horxia s-villk. September 7- Cos Bool-ware, dealers is clodlng and gaaia' faralabing roods, at thia ctty, made aa aaslgnasem tj Jaea S. Musre to-day.

uateuuea an es-Lawj ted KMi aai aaana st I3.ua DANVtLUC Batinsikr 7. Carl ft. MrKaiarht. sow oti.it- McKalgbt. aa aMssvtiat.

aad MJs PatMie Mcrvrwea. aabter ef Hon. Nlebotas He. DteaeiL of laaawilte. were ssaiTked at tae seat at? tb bride una afuraoao.

Rk-SLMOWTA, aAeptewaber 7. Mary, the lira jaei Ml dwagTwer of Richard Walters, ef Spam's Sprang, was accident lie ebnt and killed by bar oloer brother Joaa, wblht ea. fetes. kaaiiuaa S-iANronD. aptewkbr 7.

Mrs. Silaa Maaarr was found dead hare Uus sfterB-n. 'haaglag r. sera. Sa bad Ixnasrrow.

gapuss Htm. Arbeaeas si IT te-asy fi ass CtnH aasf wut tab ta eas mt area Slat si ta Kawtaeay fatatssty. wXCT VIEGIJIA, tb aach. ta bar ha aeaa Pass gasacBe. ftasiasslisr T.

Oaakal Patlae. aa sal drtiksr a4 Cfelra. was svrsrft On by sum, sstkaaana asaa laet akrht davtng the at Calrw. Mis sktsM was arasBas. aad a Be.

The fte 1 1 -Swrth aewaal eefwewee eke E. i war a Bowb wut t-aissn la able etr GaAf-rON. Sipaasabir ansae N. ft. Key wtU fwrnim.

7. Tb ta pBsfvtfeaj IL Mara the West Vkrviala CtsHeTarty. beht ta awniw et Horiaaiaea, bag lace aaoau iiiiati( se XJL CLABKSBVKa. see ef tb stnktwg aalaers who 1 qniaabat iiash. a mover.

te HOTEL ARRIVALS. ear J. E. rattan. Lafayette Pa la J.

H. SV s.ii. Atiaavav 1. bleinaa. Ataata lUJieoca.

W. C. hoth. Cbteasw Palaee. H.

Nouaw, ChkasoPaMe, 0. C. Nielsew. Chteags Kury. AA'.

1. (fcawdsfsssw. Oleaao I M. Wolf. aicM- auu-fcet A.

AV. Straet. CM' Oaaast. J. H.

Lenatsaa. Cbtease Graad. U. M. LaveM, I anf u-tkaaa.

I. iMlaaey. Cb k-aso Grand. U. W.

Yost. Cblcaao Grand. H. H. Parkar, Oicae ira4.

C. Mcktmaat. Chicago Graad. 1. A.

Csmpked Kaat Mt Louie-Or ad. (. Vail. CtiWwgo St. Nichols J.

Staaonaoaa, t'ntcagv St. Michoiaa U. T. Lnvey, "tura St. Nlebwiaa.

W. H. Nous. Chk-aso Gerdea. P.

K. Portsaeyw. "fatcagu its rate. K. Jtotoiasoa, Chicago Oerdea.

INDIAN A. P. P. Jerkal, Andersott Pa's. Walker.

Bed ford Paiaea J. W. Kllley. New Ps lesilneVa lac. A.

P. Harding. Keeaaaa Palaca, AV. AV. KeHanis.

Paiar. C. i.naers,m. socle ra art C. M.

Kdea. ladiananotia- Kmery. A. 11. Ha net.

Rlrhamnd Emery. K. Jacobs IndianapsM-ia, klroery. II. P.

Houghtoaa, Imtiaaapolls Grssd. AV. T. t'rabiell, IVwtk iwnam. Nlrbelaa, 0.

W. McCiavea. Salem lluraeL 1. E. Illff, RKbmond-Barwet.

Joa. A. Thlr, Hayden Oerdr T. J. NewbotTer.

Mantburs tesrdea. A. W. Hurt, Libert -Gerdea. J.

H. Dobbins, Hlcbawia Gerdea. KKNTOCET. W. K.

Smith. Adalrsvlll Palaoe. W. It. Pear a In.

Adairavllle paJac. J. SaSnger. Georgetowa Paiao. I AV.

W. Wlllovka. Maysrtlle Pauaee. Mlsoti. Pavse.

J. Aieaaa.lar, Madtaonvnis paiaee. C. tsrnman, Nl. holasvllla Palsaa.

N. Gay. Winchester- palac. J. Jaooba.

rlmMMh Paiao. 1. p. TeaVt. tLehasond Palaaw.

K. D. II rune, tauavill Paasew. W. Jone.

M- wlerey pslaca. O. W. Smllb. M.siierey Palace, tkt.

Smith. Mistierey Palac. J. ri. Georgetown Palac.

MeClwr Kelly. Iulsvllle St. Niebalsa, H. M. Wailar, Iwrseeeburg-Uiara.

I Corbin. Georgwtcwa Burnet. E. Scott. Bowling Graea Kmry.

P. P. Luttoe. Uoulsvlll klaaery, H. K.

Kroat. LeulavHIe Grand. C. C. Young.

Louis I lie Ursed. P. B. Griffin. Usaiavllss Graad.

H. L. A son. Leam.lon (Iraa4. (t.

n. Hamlltoa. Mt. Sterling Oraed. J.

C. HaimMva. Mi. Saerline 4ra4L P. VaninsMer, Winchester Palsce.

J. S. Woodford, Mil Sterling -Palace, F. (1. Bedf.ir.

Pane Palace. tt. H. Graham, Sherburne Palace, C. Howell.

Mu Steeling -Pelae. W. B. Ilrwica, pluaa Paler. J.

W. Brnaln. Plunv Palac. Hova. Levelsvllla Pakac.

In C. Meadville Gerdea. K. A. Homer.

PhldelpblaOsrdea. al. the Samuai E. Long. Ph Uriel pti laGerdea.

H. Treaiont. Myrvllle rterde. J. Harberger.

Msysrllte Gerdes. Ray Howard. MarsvllVe Garden. B. Steara, MayavlU Gerdea.

LOUISIANA, a. Lack. Waatlak Grand. O. W.

Howe, New Orleene Orand. MABTLAHP. F. Gould. Bait I more Burn.

-MaACnuTT. F. TI. pAaber, Boston Orand. AV.

F. MaJlallata, Uostoaa Oread. MICH 19 AN. A. Wlleoaa.

Taemiiash Pakaee. H. Wilson, Tecum Pasaea, R. McSmlrh, Demt Burnet. C.

H. Hrotmd, Iieteott Emery. N. A. CI oa.

Grand staple Oavde. MiseissiFrL R. WUkarson fahvr. MlOCX A. G.

Lindernrath. Sr. Iula Bmary, -S. F. St.

LnuleGrand. H. F. Bond. St.

Louis Orand. NSW TOK. T. J. WeynoM, Hwbsater Palaee, J.

E. Merell. New Tm-k Palac. J. Oweea.

1't Ira Palace. J. K. Huaaey Palac H. ltarhtner.

New A'orb Slaistrw ft. Greewi Naw-tork Ukaxry. F. IHHon New Tork ltrv. Bareeh.

K.w York-St, 'lrhl. R. Thete. New.1krs, p.m.rfsa H. A.

brlaeoll. N'e orn St y. a nt B. K. II In.

Blew rMkb4 Nlebotas. K. I. Rogers, New VwiH-PI. Nlnb.nse.

H. A. Sconeid. NW York- St. Bllrkvtae.

J. B. T'earsoei, New TortrelrV Nk-baue. H. Galloansuin, low at.

rttci II. P. Jonea, New York-Grssd. W. A.

Turrnn. New Y-wsy Irand. M. Hllo. New York (its sd.

Burnock. New York Grand. II. Colby. New York Orand.

J. Mey.r, New York -Grand. J. E. Minor.

N.w York -Grand. M. Koss. New York Grand. S.

Gulferman. New 7ork 4U. Mlehala. J. M.

Hattertnn. New York St. Micholsa. T. II.

B. Davla, New York- n. Nicbotaa. J. V.

Caldwell, Nw Yenr Mt. Niehniaa. E. Turner, Brolys et, Nli kK.Us. W.

V. AVbeeioek. New York PuraeL II. Boa a. New York Karwel.

V. H. day. New York Hornet. F.

Hayes, N.w York. Bariwa. A. AVetaa, New York BuraeL M. K.

eseyer. New a erdea Robert Terry. New York-Gerde. Jiaui C. Andrews, New York Gerdea.

M. T. Saiiivwn. Wer-otlyn Gardes. P.

B. Taylor. Beooklya -Gerdes. R. A.

Saadarson, N.w York Gerdea. OHIO. C. Wlle. Somerset Pilar.

D. Murtdiy. Iigsn ralae. t. K.

Stewart, Hellefsatalne Palac. J. r. Mrgan, 1 ronl on I's lac. W.

ravls. Liarten Palace. C. C. Jones, t'numkas-Palac.

A. J. Bchults. usytosi l-alac. M.

M. Marnlek, Kldorad P.lae. S. AV. Hpragtt.

Batarla Pakae. T. J. Mwliegn. Iron I on fm lace.

J. A. Work, aprlnsrneid P.laca. j. a.

Hull. oiuintjas r-a lac. E. fappel. I ay ton palace.

J. Oimpbell. P. Campbell, Bainbrldg Palaee. c.

A. Bchults. I iar ion Palace. John Burger. Go he a Palace.

If. i. Hokoe. llenanc Palac. W.

C. Ttsrtast, Mt. Holly Palaee. P. J.

Wllaon, Lewlabtarg Palace. T. C. Rapp. Waablngtoa H.

patsaak M. A. Peter. Camdea Palac. J.

E. Rrb-kwell. Plndlay Eaasev. J. E.

Klrbpatrkrb. Rlptey Emery. P. Merki. Dartoa Emerr.

F. H. Hitter, Colusnbua Enaeey. B. McLean.

Waatalnatow C. 1( Aeaa A F. W. Dia. Clev etaad Or aad.

T. E. iMerboa. Jon Grand H. C.

IPkaa. a 'lasvkanav-f eaad. G. W. Hrowa, Plttsbwrg Grans.

W. Seba ry too Grand. N. Blanos. Toledo Grand.

J. C. Maatlek. Cleveland Gran. J.

S. OSand. Cleveland O-aet. J. S.

Baachsr, Newark Orand. Prank Georg. North S'ar Garatse. C. P.

York. Brack Gerdea. tart Howard. Oilllleotba Gl4e. Kd C.

Hatwerd. tillilecsikawler Mrs. E. Hlgglns. Clvlsd Uardss.

ORBOON. M. Mossier, Portland Eeiaay. PENNSYI.VAN1A. J.

K. tswigtey. Phi ladetfli la Palac. J. W.

Hartett. Sootch Hill Palac W. G. Mm'lellaa. Pklladetoola Keary, P.

K. Sutrav Phlladelpbla buraL 1. E. Kota, PUtsSMtra rlumet. A.

J. oeeorsn. PMushtars Burset. J. H.

HulL Wanes lluraet. M. Zink. Phltadelao.u, llimxL J. M.

Weoer, P1tlsbwrg-hwrat- K. AnM. phli4piia en. Prrkai.a Pettas, P1tntars Grand. Stevna.

Plttawarw airmnd A. J. teaanper. I eweaaver lraae. r- h.

uppiaeott. miiaaetnaia neul CX B. Msuwparey, Plttabtarg Graad. RHOPS ISLAND. A.

J. a- a- swa, t.Taitanoga sarwt. G. S. Aadea.

Naabvlll NaehvMie Graad. G. H. Raird, Kasb1lks-4erand. J- kfcarssoa.

Meaattbsa-Oraad. C. V. lrwla, CbiLo. cad, B.

RnsssIL Kmsry. eixanaa. jaaanvui. TEXAa P. Araola.

Walaaos Palate. WKATT V-IBVOINtA. I- Kane. Pwctsr HiaaT PJaaai r. na rvssviiw Grand, s.

weiier, WISCONSIN. F. F. Adams. Mllwai W.

B. HAIflLTOIT. Rewbes J. Xeaaedy sad Lara Krwaedr. New aoHiet for a atamata boa as.

I for. Probate Jttdare Marwhv frwe aad wer rrrased wheat it was Issra. it (net tney a aay sn for Cevlaajtoe. Ky, Crlsstaal Coert agsasad ysatsi day aad the ftrat ww tne aocaai waa taat uc Jcaicpai saiastaa, the Artavenlsa, v. Aeoiph kcwamai.

caarswd wnk cutting with teient tt kill. eW-nraanaa faJled to maaa aa aieearaaat aad tWteatad by Jadse Muaa. i palnler aad es-eIVw etsVcer. waa atrleakea with paraiyaaa at the rvght sad yastavday. Mis coediuoa Is critaeaL I wrsek ef the CVInn Vaasmoled saira arrived swre at S-M a.

aarrowiy averted tius asoralng by tb tom prsseix of Praak KiaiMnr. A tatn'Hwt beam bad fallen srrns laa track from More Bei.i. sad waa laimasd kr th nam a Just a aaiaats hwtcra traia fata ass. The beard also ii il Sesssaille that I -lo tt ex-presidewt ma fe- week. rner b-fr to bear at atr meeting aad eaotaia ba aitea-d atat asssat to l'tlna of cMtiraria Ilia aaviaat la (s-eil Joanssnn.

pToetdenc gssirr fNllssssisV Uiinawa "wer sot oa ta iaa." roF are M. se Uf Sllfsder prealded il a faeetlng for tht. ef ihe Century Club. After the 1 Mrs A Mrs. Elisabeth Hrowa a from th.

Prreklent nf frag Aaeorlatlo urging ih.t lh, fll ef delegate, shot! II be sent i .) a Vent ion la Octol.r 'in, Physicians" aa tha resting paper whh ea. i-i a. A. V. Hinckley.

A prefltahl tmmm, lowed. In whkh th (,,. Mrs. sjhrader. Ir viols Se-f a Sberwoo.1.

Mr. Dr. 'r. II aa -d O.al IK evtivrn ef Mrs a Mr. Illnchb-v The lresiaa an nous, -d IB political rtMK'ltir hia year underMh dh? Cieilaa llrewa Mrs.

Phoebe Hearst ha We Keg.nt ef the I'nlversity of (. honor wa. ranrrre. by ti la rumored thai she will of Ihe new biill.iing as several nun loos, in to already generously giten ai Dr. Elisabeth, iireen wv( etxxed menroer of th Tw-t iie.n Club yesterday la a niece tiaaaaatoml Brown, ho nv o- -Harper' Frrry.

Mrs. Elisabeth A ned. of been honored by being ma a Ihe Royal Asiatic S.n,h. ters In Londu. Tha.

I a )it i.tan a. her careful research and iier svrii Persian and Indian IHrrai.ir. An college and lo un-vnait hat a-. Vtotjalv cuiifefrrd degree frr ,4 several molll ha ago she n.al.i of Ih. Inlrrnall'Mial let ini.ii..,..

The prat leal Mltl. aat-h riarm la )mi been placed oft exhibition -m wr. Jeweler It la I he fur charm." Many ladlee ar giMng ia their sweet heart but ll.e 'r a ar Ing them also, either on the u-d nw fastened on' t-y a su. r'" 1 Mover which an ha ae.) -if, kteri raini and ptese. liefore may Im aaj a mounted in gold, niakit to- un ts ucg t-tiarm Smile, won vote, at a ia wal risr-M which hss Ju taken pi.ee in l.inri Mrs.

Catherine Ml er anl aa Ma' a Moor were nominee for ta-amr aneef th. Counrilme. Tlie il- hei, r.e,td a in picture of a Se.d eag'e. aaa a f- ea roH truiirka i.r it. Mr.

I alkeilse -is MmM.omI I I- -Not- Er.sJ I ra i4 IIS, f-r lilr HI. Mrs. Myer. gav a mainmnih lass Among others ab lnud a I itet he I hr tat la ti piieleater kh ian1lng all thia lire ruin Ms Mo.m a 'ed a persons wbo had brit hw.ii lawn lele. lakirxr rat" to emus am wnicn aoe la noted) Siie r.

a nil Ih ctnuren In ea- 1 tan, biasing snd impllinentnir i' li'i At lh rloe ef ih 1 in neunced thai Mr Shet'los la i as ui. mously thai VJ' Usui smiles bad won titer Mrs Mi era a -set party by 4. lo nut we re rraenna. juai trie asms aai he defeated one "Jusi Ihe sam aa I the victor, and I hey shreik bands R14ehle Iknulanll arliea.1 rhlMras sf ti. raniae, N.

enjojed a gr.n1 ri air a Kirk Park in iht city arrrta or Increased he eruwl 2 children 8os1 paper asr-rf each containing a atidlh. a pier -f nd a prh or banana Td'n th -asssd through I-miIis l.r i'i -e reshed elth 'J iiuarii I from anof her liooib ea r-c-i a of genuine lemonade All tns hrough lha H-riefnefice ire e. or. a MO at Pi'-i auirs is th. youngt Ma) or In -a Th Princess of AAals laa re-efiy mm er photogrsph taken in sua us handsome 111 lie Prime liaa't i-.

Kneland's future Kins as as time called. Th pleliire is PT eomblulng two of Ilia moai nonages In England. ESQUIRE MI5C. SBgAkfABf. Kruil i ristmesl With S'lgsf r'm rrled Pork hop.

Graham Gems Lr'ntvw. 'i flam Cold Meal l'sk-1 r- a's Sllned Peaches -i i.ixsrs ChbfceB Conenirie'S tneat lemb a naked Mweet i'olaloas I orn "Letttv. Pren firesaf Wafer. CuBtard Watermelon. HOT HI3 riEIT mt.

A man giving hi. n.me aa fiim wa arraigned In lh lav eavarnlne en a son terdav mernlng en a II. claimed lhat he t.1 rested befor. but aWgM e-'e'raer' has charge of th 7 tlficatlon, waa In Court h4 a 4 daya an Sued MELLIN-S FOOD. OCw-w-w-wiWMIv.

oTHE immediate Respo; JJof the ntBt svatewi ta nourUhmeat is omctb'Bf aw .1. snir ibibbv zr aaaa 'totJi tiby iib ftcttvc feTi 'lood! A baby Herinr proper diet improve O.ht.riTta HELLIN'S FOOD Otaecsua Mellis' Food I to the iniaat a die.uo I tains tb same I saents ftnd is the Prolr I that exist ia bam Onake milk lik JJU a n(bcurbt a I I TwlOptDeill I -BC lew' ISVBKUk Mewied iajposMtU trtt to srTe Wft have ra sed t-o lha satsra! clAS a4 rii two oft LI lu mr w. fend there eM-orrr I la aU aba health, to 1 1 I I I 0 thought be knew Ihe pr1.nrr a -accordingly aod found that be waa li.f t. has served a term In tnr pstll lareefiy. and a-o Penitentiary for h'Hs ftchwah according ar' Mm id "tXSK.P, ftlotie on Wor JJdiet; yet bow much worrr "trial aved to he as I I 1 I at.aromloTt 1 1 sirff I Vf snofttbaold, weiif 3 1.1a rrrBactbealta- Jzlrl i I.I -I.

-Kocld lo convenience ot tb ,1 iiaaf." -aaaaaaa?.