Two Stepping Stones
to consumption are ailments wc
often deem trivial n cold and
n coui?h. Consumption thus ac
quired is rightly termed " Con
sumption from neglect.
not only stops a cold but it is re
markably ucce3sful where the
cougli has become deep seated.
Sr oil's Emulsion is the
richest of falfoods yet
the easiest fat-food to
lake, ft arrests waste
and builds up healthy
fUsh.
Prepnred b? Soott A Ilowno, N. Y. AH drngfftftt.
Cures Consumption, Cough-,, Cronii, Sore
ThrollU SoM by all Orugrnt' cn a Gu.ironr
For a lame Side, flack nrChr Shlloh's Parous
Plastur u dl give gre-ta.' faction. 55 cents.
SHILOK'S ViTALSZER.
Sirs X. 3. Hawkins, Chattanooga, 'fenn.-says:
coimdirtUUcbestrctriccluforaile.hmtatrdeiittrm
I cvr wr,l" For Dysocrwla, Uvor or Kidney
trouble It excels. I'rlcc75uts.
SHI LO H'S. p ATA R R H
BMjiPREMEDY.
1 llnvoyouCntiurh? Try this Kemody. Itwlll
relieve ndCu-o you. Price 50 ns. This In
jector for ltasuc.oe-f.ful treatment Murnlsliod
free. Shlloh's Itemcdia arc Bold by us on a
guarantee to give satisfaction.
j m . H. Hiienliucli
Hick Hcada-bo and relieve U tbo troubles Ins
dent to a bilious elate of tho system, such at
lll.r'n as. Nausea, Urowelness, Distress aftsi
call- it, I'aln In tho Bide, &o. While thelriuos'
remarkable success bus beou chown la cuticg
Beneatha, yet Co-tor's TJttlj Liver PIUS M'
ty 1 ay valuabloln&jnstbti.llon.curlnfiandprt,
VeD .uig tbtennnoyingcomplaint.whilo theyala
I rrci t i-lldleordursof thostnuiacli,stiraul-.tetfc
; 1 . r md regulate the bowels. EvoniltheycnU
i&cbBtheywonIdboabnotiiriiJelessto(ica9vhr
E1' r r rruratiisdlst-osfainfc-couiplutnt; butfnrtu
C - ti-'tiieirrooduossdueaotendher8,andthoa.
t ' ji'inct trytbemwinflnd tliuiuMttleplllsvalu
r I -in eorunny ways that they v!U aot bo wil
tj-s t do without them. But after ulUlclc head
f - tb' hwe of so mnv Uvea that bore is whsrc
V 'a 'ir great boast. Our piUjcuwltwhlle
' j i'd Little liver FlUa are vary small and
-fr-f ?v to take. Onoor twopllle u 'fcuadoaa
'1 . y aiL stnotly vepotabla and ' ' net grips 01
ri " but by thoirgentleacUon ' loasecll wUo
1, "'i.-n. InTials-itSlc-ntas fc.cfoi-fL. Soil
Lj j.ts everywhere, or soot by raid.
' I -. R MEDICINE CO., New York.
Statl Fill, SMALL DOSE, SMALL PRICf
HUTEL AND RESTAURANT !
Rr,i ;irully Informs his old friends and the
1'T.iiiy mat ne tias luiten onart'e r tue
'k'f r the
If i in 1 immy .Miuupiuii ov ce-tiA ,-yuii,-k.
t,e win Keep on uanuairesn sur-r ui
1 vie and fiager lieer.
4 aud Cigars.
finest brands of
if? , Ciimrun Frtney's Hutldlna,
r ui oumma. Cor M,UUAaa p0Pursta.
m. H. Downs' Elixir
WILL CURB THAT
Cold
AND STOP THAT
ouach.
VTaa tnnd tbo to: t for S TXTY TJl-dltS
ami bus proved Itself tbo bett remedy
snnn toe tbo core oi t'oHiinirtoii,
I'.omi'i'i Colin, whnopina vvuffH, oiiu
l' ting Miratri in j'ung or old.
Iii. clc.1B0o.,anl si (in per ooitie.
;ni a EVERYWHERE.
WSh
AM SO HAPPY!
BOTTLES
OF
Relieved me ot a severe lUood trouble.
1'. has also caused my hair to grow out
.tin, as it had been falling out by the
! i.uidlul. After trying many physicians
11 vain, I am so happy to find a cure in
s .S.S. O. H. Elburt, Galveston, Tex.
fI 1IPI By forcing out genus of dis
,'. -"-"v ease and the puisuu as well.
T fcff"It to entirely vegetable and harmless.
Treatise on Illoott and gkin mailed fret
9 Iswirr gpwBuwCo, AtUnt. Q-
GARTER'S
CURE
G
i
i
Q T. HAVlOst,
SURfilKONDltotTrsr.
oina-MortaetMtOor !ta M10K8ti,
Sliuuiudouli, ovw aMii'j UrH( jMm,
MINERAL PAVILION.
lnterptlli( World's Fair llnlldlug to It
IJrecteil by New York.
Ono of tho prettiest structures which
will bo eroctod by New York state will
tio that for tho mineral exhibit. Archi
tect lsnnc G. Perry has just completed
tho drawings for it. They call for a
rcctnngular pavilion in pure Roman
tonic architecture, 31x01x22 feet
high. Tho four corners aro to bo sur
mounted by balustrades; tho etips of
tho fluted columns are to be richly
carvodj there will be an ornamental
frieee, and the spandrels will be deco-
NEW VOI1K MIKHRAX. 1'AVIUON.
rated with mining1 implements worked
into tho ornamentation.
Tho structure will bo of white and,
gold. There will bo a balustrade all
about tho floor, except across tho front.
Tho front, or entrance, is of a concavo
half circle. Directly opposito tho en
tranco an obelisk will riso to a height
of thirty feet. ThiB will bo threo feet
square at the base and taper gradually
to the top.
It will be composed of rocks Illustrat
ing tho geological formation of the
earth as has boon developed y re,
search. The accompanying illustration
gives an excellent idea of how tho com
pleted pavilion will look.
FAIR APPROPRIATIONS.
Nine Million Dolliirn to lie Kpent
by
-llouin and Foreign htlltert.
Nearly 80,000,000 has been appropri
ated for exposition purposes by foreign
governments and over $3,000,000 by
states and territories of this country.
Tho complete list to dato is as follows,
Kentucky being credited with an appro
priation that is now in courho of legis
lative approval:
Argentine. S10O.0O0
Austria lltt,aul
Ilelfjliim 67,(100'
llolivla 3O.0J0'
Ur.iv.ll GOMWOi
llritinh Gulano. 23.0J.J1
Drit'liIIondunw 7.500
Hawaii 40,000
Honduras 20,00,
Iluvtl 25 0.Y,
30.0JCH India 30,001
Japan ran.uoo
.I.tmaloo 24.M
Leeward Ulands C.0U0
Liberia T.OtMi
Mexico 60,000
Morocco 150,000
Netherlands.... 120,aO
.Vloarairua Sl.OtXi
Njrway 50.280
Now S. Wnlos.. 2ll,a;5
Orange Tr.Stnto 7,500
Paraguay. 100,(yi
I'oru HO.OiKl
Ittissia 40..12J
Salvador 12.500
San Domingo. . . 25,000
Snain 2U.CO0
Harbudoes 5,840
Colombia wo.uuu
Costa Kicu. 130.000
Canada 101,00)
Cnpo Colony.... &),U0J
Covlon BS.O0J
Cuba 18.000
Denmark 67,00 1
Danish W. India 1,'J'W
Dutch Guiana .. 10,00
Dutch W. India. &.0J0
Ecuador. 125,000
Franco 7.M.I0O
Germany 8011,000
Great llrltain... 291,000
.-iweden 108 000
Ureece GJ,000iTrInidad 15.000
Tlio state and territorial appropria
tions follow:
Arizona t SOtKMINebrasUa J 50.003
Calilornla 30i,90.i
Colorado 1OJ.01U,
Delaware 10 0OJ
New Hampshire 25.000
: ew York 30J.OUO
;.ew Jersey 2J.0OO
ow Moxko.... 25.0M
f orth Carolina. S.i.u
Ohia loo.wio
Pennsylvania... 3Ji,000
Hhodo Island... 25,000
Idaho , 20.0J0
Illinois &W0O0
Indiana 7r,odo
Iowa 125.OJ0
Kentucky & i.ikiu
Maine 40.000
Massachusetts.. 75.0U3
M.ohtgan MOO.cio
Mlnresota 50.00J
Missouri I50.0J0
Moutanx 50,000
Vermont ia.000
WashlnKton..... 1W.00O
West Virginia.. 40,000
Wisconsin 65.000
Wyoming 30,00l
TREE RESIDENCE.
One of the Features of the tiiiverutnent's
World's Fair Exhibit.
In the center of the domo of tho gov
ernment building, rising up thirty feet
from the floor level, is the hollow trunk
of a giant redwood tree, twenty-ono
feet in diameter. Inside of its walls,
two feet in thidmess, is a very comfor
table sitting-room space. The walls
have been planed and the coiling of ono
compartment and the floor of that
above it are formed by a transverse
section of the tree, sixteen inches
thick. This section is held up by cro6s-
lections of railroad rails, and the in
EXTUition or the TitKn iiksidkxck.
torior is lighted by electricity. A laddei
leads upward through the ceiling to tho
second floor, and below a full-shod
single doorway has been cut from the
east side. It will bo ilttod up as a resi
dence. A Warning- to Journalliti.
With a view to avertlug further
trouble, writes Kugene Field in the
Chicago News Reoord, wo ask our news
paper friands elsewhere to disseminate
assiduously the information that news
paper work is not to be had in Chicago;
that every place is filled hero; that al
ready we have with us an army of un
employed reporters, and that every
newspaper writ5r who comes to Chi
cago with a view of getting work is
pretty sure to have nothing but Ids
trouble for hU pains.
Rare I.tterury Treasure.
Lady Gordon, chairmati of the British
women's committee, has turned up some
curious literary treasures in hor search
through English libraries and book
shops for material. Among other
things she found a nap of Italy, wade
by an Engliswoman in Dante's time.
Another is tho "Hoke of 8t Albans,"
printed in WAD and attributed to Dame
Julia Barnes. It treat of hawking,
hunting and heraldry, and la among the
sarllett hooka print In ItitglawL
I I'l'l (tiki
Mrs. Edwnnl Myers,
Torturing Erysipelas.
ONE OF THE WORST CASES EVER
REPORTED,
Mrs. Myers' Hand Amputated. Her
Life Saved.
Tbo cao of Mrs. Kdwnrd Mers. of Athens
N Y fiirnMi s nn apt Illustration "f u
woman's power of endurance This lndr bst:
'en treated for months In the usunl w:iy fVn
V.rjftltM'lii of the band, w tbout lienrflt
t until her ha!"' lrid become n ma o
nm pnlrlfled flcMi, anil her life iti-N
jiulretl of. did she turn to Dr. 5tei.
nrilV, proprietor of V A V It I '1' 1
Itini I'.llV, lorlHlp.
llent once Informed her that bo could nvt'
hi-rllff, but that it w.ir Inipossible to su
the band It tnu t lie ampulnted.
Sn U pm nwv She received this tcrrlbb
BA S Iff. O lntellljroncemilct ud.
D Bm 9J clln,,(1 ,,, ,,,(,.. at,r,u
Intinp merely to hrild her husband's band dor
nir: the operntion, and underwent the painful
process without ruovii g a muscle or uttering
a pmnn.
Dr. Kennedy thn craro ravorllr
Hr m, Jleinedy, which diwe the
lr" IrX polsonou- dlsenf,e nut of lKrwys
Un cm, rh.nnse.1 (be blood, mid pre
vented tbo return of tbo ilKeliM-, and flu
now lives nnd rejoices m her crent d( llv ranee
Had llr. Iteiuiedj- b"in call. 1 . t nn
nreviotis stace f the disease be would ti -ve nt
ouce ltri'inTllieu I uvorllo lEi'iiiPtly nni
La Mni .Tir.iTiyerN wouii not nae nae
y Gn ika to undergo tbUteirlbleock il ny
iBS sua it would haTB 1. 11 veil lie
lllLllll.
Ate you rentier, troubled with Tryslprlns
or nnv t-riipfioii of the nUIbi, ft mny b,
B-:rvrlp4-liis In lis Incipient stape iliin'1
trHln with it ft moment, butimelr.
KdiiH-il v'n l'livorito lteiiiedy, It will
cure you, tor It In
DEATH TO ERYSIPELAS.
WANTS. Sco.
W
aNTHD. - Imnedlatelv. a good female
cook. Apply at the Hfcii u.o omen.
---1H-II
FOH UDNT. Society nnd club rooms tn the
post ofllco building. Apply to M. M. Ilurke
Attorney, Hoom 3. 12-1 1-tf
fOlt SALK. Llvory outDt for sale clieitp for
I.' cash. Apply to M. 1 . uonry, no 31 isoutu
u a in street.
17AM'eD. A good tflrl. nbout 15 years of
VV arc. for ceneini nou eworu, Anniy at 1
south Whlto street. 2-17-tf
rt LKSMKN Enersetle men wanted. Free
O prepaid outllt. Oni of our agents lias
enrneti over irai.uuu in uve years. 1-. i. uui
1371, New Vork. S-18-.lt
TTIOItHALK Olt ltlSNT. A InrRO storo and
J' dweliltiR. store room suitame ior any
business Stable tn tho rear. For full parti
culars apply ut No. mi E. centre street
Mahanoy City, Pa. 2 10-1 f
QI-.CIAL NOTICB TO STO' KIlor.DHKS
O Ofllco of the Miners', Mechanics' nnd Sm
borers' llulldlncand f.oan Association. otShen
andoah. 1'4. The Hoard of Directors of this
Association bus called u special meeting ot Its
stockholders, to be held at the ottlce of tho As
sociation, rooms 1 and 2 Heddnll's building at
Shenandoah. Pa . on the I2tb day of April. 1MB.
at 7 o clock, p m.. for tho purpose of voting
tor or against an increase or mo capnai siock
JOSHPH KNAFP. ec'y
Bhenundoah, Pa., Feb. 10, 189.1. 2-IO-lv.OOd
WANTKD. live man or woman In every
county where we have not already secured
a representative to sell our "Neva silver'' Solid
Metal Knives, Forks and Hpoons to consumers:
a solid metal as white as silver; no plate to
wear oft. goods guarxntced to wear a 1 letlmo;
cost about one tenth that of silver: the chaueo
of alieilnie: agents average from fo0 to 4100
per week and meet with ready Hiles every
where, so great is the demand lor our tfolld
M-tal Goods. Over One Million Dollars' worth
ot goods In dally uso. Case of samples FlttSE
SlLiVKllWAHrJ 10,
2-18-1 m-dSw 13.H Dssex St., Hoston, Mass,
AGENTS WANTED ON HALAKY or com
mission, to handle the new Patent Cheml
eal Ink Erasing Pencil. The Quickest and great
est selling novelty ever produced. Erases Ink
thoroughly In two second!,. No abrasion of
paper, works like maglo. 300 to 500 per cent,
profit. One agent's sales amounted to 1620 in
six days. Another tC in tvo hours. Previous
exDerlenae not neoessarv. For terms and full
particulars, address The Monroe Mf'g Co., La
urose, wis. xwv tKH-iy
ROOM
Notice is hereby g-iveu to the
qualified electors of the Bor
otijjfh of Shenandouh, that an
election will be held on
mim, mnw u, i !
For the followinef officers:
One Person for Chief Burgess.
One Person for Colictor or Re
ceiver of Taxes.
One Person for Hiqh Constable.
One Person for Auditor.
ANTHONY FLYNN,
Hi Kit Constable.
Shanaudonh, Pa., Feb. 9, 1S83.
M. 1. M'GUIRE'S
Sporting and Musical Resort
SM4 St., QIRARDVILLB.
Bast Wlnos, Lilauork, Beers. Alas utt
anuum of vua uwsys ou nanu.
T. J. CHAEEN'S
BOB. MAIN AN0 OAKSTt.
4T!yUiiBg Jbv ts totttertel 1Ib dj In hh
iyitt. a MM rseni ihhun,
iTHE KIND i
THAT CURES!
mhs. rtrv. A. j. DAY,
SCROFULOUS ECZEMA
FOR SO YEARS I
JJ AN A FABflAt'AIl.LA Cn..
MuiiRHMy wiff hnm of parent ftrrd1t-
po', t,j O SSU'M I'TIO.V. HixVf hurl
brorlirm And lult r Oinl of ll'Vf IH-
IIAHI1S, My wlfp'f mlh wmumtnuntlF irooda
Iup t tin ub of nlmiit 40 yh.ar-i fit thai Him!
JSritOKl! 1,(1 1'N u.lnt iiin.uf. -'-nlit-t',f In tl.r
ifortnof IH'IIMA oti mm ly all part ot the I
Ikii1 t urtcratitiR- it yirM.-uiu tin- nim-dli'S nwnA
j exit fit mi front of rlnht lmtihi. r whrrc it has"
jftUuit Iri'UtMloii mil ItchlUK. Siiic.uliigl
DANA'S
SARSAPARILLA
la V i:X on hrr lirnd litis broken ami iliwhargpi
until alHiost cntlrtly gone. Ilalutual C'onlivvniM!
I W - Imve ht-n-toforo liwl n variety of renmlip.l
Iwlth but llltlc nmilt, but DAN.l S NAItAAI'V.!
lllljliA hail pro,H an eueilunl in remutH inys
wife of i:C.i:K,V anil M'IKII'I l. tll
lit ttm blood thut I liiiint aay It In a ?raml eombhia-
tion of remedial itjrents, ami that my wlfe'a grentK
ItllOroVeiOeilt ! due to 111 howfr anil the hlea.lneBSl
of n kfnd Pinviilemo upon it uar. &m
. 1 iiQe tilken one bottle ti,elf ami tlml it nSS
Sj.Silenill,l Allei-Iltll)-. M
W llnimrtfuAjr, IIBV. A. J. HAY, H
m raator 31. U. Clnirdi, No. Eutou, X. V. M
It Only one Sarsaparllla sold on tho " N0
SBENEFIT-NO PAY " plan. Only one could!
e stand tho lest, and that one It DANA'S, S
gltEMEMBEIt TI-IIS.
S Dana Sarsaparllla Co.. Uellast, Maine.
A Knotty
Problem !
Is the Gift question, but
it will be solved by call
G ing at the store of J. P.
I Williams & Son, where
F you will find the most
T desirable presents in the
S Furniture line, Pianos.
Orgaus and Sewing Ma
chines. J- p.
Williams 8c Son,
la South Mittn St.
Scheider's
Saloon and Restauran
Leading Saloon In town
'eHje tlnrl Whit lit..
(Hlcltert's old stand)
First-class Eating Bar
Finest Whiskeys tn the Market.
a?SCEJ ZBXCTOTTI
Everything modeled after
Green s Cbfe, Philadelphia,
32 8. MhIii St., SHcitaufloali.
The leading place In town.
Has lately been entirely reno
vated Everything new, clean
and fresh. The rtnetft line of
Wines and Liquors I
Cigars, Jto., foreign aud do
tuoHtlo. Free lunch served
each evonlrg. Dig sotwvjnera
of f resb.Beer.Forter. Ale. Ac
OPPOSITE : THE : THEATRE.
J. J, DOUGHERTY, Prop.
CBtekeaYtr'a Encllah IMaunaad Rnutif.
WYROYIL PILLS
- OrlBln.tl Ltutl Only tlnlnt. A
art, at T.AV- rutul.le LOie, t
Uruktlft for C'AtiAc'ltri hnaiidk Dia-
iMutii lirand iu Kt J ui it fid tnMalUs
nu ol her. ttr Am datuieroua lubatitu
1 f kw i"wt" iwioniiri, sturHiiii,prr-luie,
1 W t rtamnii f r "arHnuUrt, t tilmonlaU kuJ
0 "KeHwr fo.' Ice." in (ar, t. return
t" ailill. ntww 11 jiuuwhhis .iflSM 'ilMr
Dold If all Leul Vieiu. JL'Uiladu., I'u.
US1NE8S CHANCE.
A verv suioessful Corooratlon waot n Agent
to represent it In Shtnandotth. Will piy ut I
leastilSO per month. Husiness is endorsed by;
Haass and leading oommerolul houses. Agent
must invest UK), which Is lully secured o
peddling. A cba oe of u lifetime to obt dn n
good psylng business from the start Address
for prtioulrs 'IDENTIFICATION," V. O. I
110 ISM. N'ew York. l-8-Ut-i.t.H
Hegs to announce to his friends sod
putrons sud the public generally that
he has purchased the barbershop lately
oooupiea dt u. j. xosv.
No. 12 West Centre Street,
SOtfANSOAH, PA.
JOE WYAITS
5AL00N AND RESTAURANT,
CObrlst. Bossier's old stand.)
BfttlH StSMl Cl 4Mfl,, HHMHanrttaftli,
montas. Tas aasst
want, raw
I
VERMONT'S BUILDING.'
It Will He of the I'ompelnn Style of
Architecture.
The Vermont building at tho world's
fair vill bo, when completed, one of tho
most unique on the grounds, Tho style
is Poinpelan. On' tho right and loft of
the entrance are two shafts with alle
gorical flgures, representing agricul
ture and quarrying and stoneeutting
the two principal industries of the
stnte. Tho entrance is through a por
tico into a courtyard, in the center of
which is a handsome marble fountain.
Marble will also lie used all through
the interior. On the right and loft are
VKRMOXT'S WOItLH'a 1'AIK HHILtHNH.
covered porches, olt which lead tho re
ception room, committee room, post
ofllee, etc. At tho end of the court in a
porch supported by flvo caryatids, on
which is a serai-circular Greek window
with a bas-relief around it, representing
freedom and unity. In the rear is tho
circular reception hall with wooden
beamed domo. To the efforts of Dr. II.
II. Jlclntyrc, of Vermont, and Col.
Aldaco V. Walker, of Chicago, is mainly
duo tho success of this building. .Inrvis
Hunt, of Uoston (nephew of William
Morris Hunt, the artist, and Richard M.
Hunt, architoct of tho administration
building), is the architect. This build
ing will be used for social purposes
only.
COLUP1CUS' FLAGSHIP.
Model of the Santa Maria Now at Jack'
son l'urlc.
The model of tho Santa Maria, tho
flagship of the Columbus fleet, has ar
rived from San Domingo and will soon
rido the waves of tho Jackson park la
goon. That is, it will attempt to ride
AS Tlin SASTA JIAJUA iOW API'CAIIS.
them, but as to its probable success
there is a diversity of opinion. Some
of those brilliant land-lubbers who are
made glorious by tho uniform of tho '
Columbian guard aver that the
"llaria" is quite a ship. Dut anyone
who has ever been out of sight of land
would hesitate to venturo aboard the
now arrival.
How the Spaniards ever succeeded in
reaching America in such a craft is
puzzling the salts who hang about
Jackson park. In general appearance
the model resembles two huge spare
ribs riveted together and given a deck,
prow and helm. Tho boat, however, is
guaranteed to be historically correct,
tnd it will no doubt attract the atten
tion of millions of those who will visit
the fair. Tho spot where it will be lo
:atcd has not yet been decided upon.
THE O'OONNELL ' TRIAL-
1'roseeutlnn liuta land tile Ilel'ense Keglm
lis Cuse.
PrrrsBtnta, Feb. IS. The defense in
the O'Dounell trial opened its side of the
case this morning.
The ure.tier part of the session yester
day was taken up in examination of news
paper reporters who were at the scene of
the not.
H. B. Ldyton, a Chicago reporter, saw
the detendaut in the rink about noon of
the day of the strike.
O'Dounell then told him that bIx Fink
ertous bud been killed.
As the lire engine that had been used
in pumping tue oil on the bnrjes passed
the rioic, (J'lXmuell stdd to witness:
"i'lmt is the best work tiirtt engine ever
did."
W. V. Wool, r Newcastle newspaper
mun, heard O'Dounell make bis speech,
pleading with the crowd to let the Pink
ertous go. The surrender followed
O'Duimell's speech.
lliciuuxl Collins, a reporter for the
Pittsburg (Jtirouicle-Telegruph testified
to having been in the mill during the
evening when O'Dounell made his speech
advising that tue PniKertous bu allowed
to cut loose the barges and flout down
the river. According to the witness,
U'Bouuell said:
5
"We have lost heavily and the Pinker
tons have, too. Let's let them go and
have no more bloodshed."
A iuhu iu the assembly called out: "So,
burn the bldody bugger,"
" bo is tlmt mun f" cried O'Dounell,
he wits shown aud O'Donuell said: ''You
go ilowu u nd kill them yourself. We
have been trying all day. W will wait."
Afterward it was agreed to let th Pin
kertous Mtrreuder aud O'Dounell said they
must be iirotected.
II. B. Lnytou, ot Chicago, A. A. Wood,
of Newcastle, aud several employee, of
the UHrne0'ie Company, testified to seeing
O'Donuell ou the river bunk uuti behiud
the uurricude durlug the riot.
Hubert Herbert, a reporter, continued
his ii'itiuiouy. He met O'Donuell twice
during the Uuy Iu the viclul.y of the river.
Wituess understood O'Dounell whs at
the battle as a newspaper oorrespuii'lent.
Had kuowu bim to aot iu that oupneii v.
0. t:. Moore, city editor of tue Despatch
saw O Duuuell iu ths mill yards twioe
during tue day.
When questioned as to the probable
outcome of the battle, O'Donuell rep. lis
"We'll win." Witness said O'Donuell
we correspondent of the Trl-StUi Kewe
Bureau. He auualOeiw O'Doouell's ie
wark, "W'U win," U reiar U U look-
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