3
A HUNT FOll TJfK VOW
i
WAL1EH WELLVAV! PP -JPU8EO ARC I
T'C FXPED1M9N.
lut. K-ntpHh OiM- tVtpply Mlntlou
nt ri'r llnrri anl Ait'ilhT Krtlmi
North - WM !' A ml re- I Sf- TMiikr
n'ni'hli:i:ivM, S- : . Vti'Ur VptJ.
niKTi, w. H kn n .i u Wi. hliiir; m or
ft spend nt ind iw'ili It Hurler. h". t
lunu'd ff-ui F.'Knjiv II ;'it' th-.i h
Is jro;ifiT fr aivth- r p-ir t-xpdl-Uon.
Tin-'- iiM Mr. V n-nnr
vao tu- i-n r of nn x;.t-iH i-ui w li i oT"
pemiin'i far iv.o il,i l-v nt. t it- mull
f if S-i.H:r" VH"t), vo h ! in t a n:vl".' li:
an tit.- U'c-U
Mi ' 'Im.ui'f m-n xt (M t1"n wP1
s'urt ii'ivt Viur, takti.rjr (!; Mmtiz J I
Lund mut. In Morw.-i y h tn'ide .Tr
rnrHM-mt-nt frr :t:t Ire 1 -tm ( to talt
hlrn north text .Tun, ami !:i Tlu-:j!'i h
.n miurd for ths in- "f WUrPir
drnf fl'ipti At rhrlbthni:i Mr. WMl
rtmn !i"U1 a r.i;nf -rmt with Vun-
Fn fon. !()! ii(t his Lin n, and Naiist'ii
n -. v.m1 Mm1 pif -''t In warm terms.
"I did not t.-:'utl!y fK'.'H- to make
K!ifh'-r nttfp.pt to rf-ui-h tht pole ttl!
IT. Nan urn imvo mo mu h enenur
nrt'iueiit." ri 1 Mr. Wf-Hmnn. "!! 1"
easily the !l?:;t of all arvUc men am)
!r-iui and pr'-fotip en. urn tn fflv- all
ni1'! 'niiiPi 1 to ?iny arctic enthusiast,
lie told nit that he thought I Khnnld
have a rim,1 ihin". w i em h the p'i
by the plan whl. li I in'-nd to pursue.
Snyii HU 1'lun It Simplf.
"My plan Is vry nlmple. We tdnill
rstahlih a supply ntatinti at Cup- Flora,
which lain Just linn ahnndond hy
Jackson, the Kr.pl.nh i-xplor-'i". who re
turned without pnire ns far north hp
NatiHin did. Next autumn we oxpct to
throw out a second station two or thr-fe
(h'frirett farther north, or within seven
or tlcbt deiittei of the iole. Th"ie
we Rhali winter. Th- folluwlnsr uprltis,
fly sMn as then- Is Mlit enough to truv
tl by, we Ph iM pt out with fi men and
fill or 70 (loir and cledes, deterinlneil t-';
mnko the lt popsMtlf? ut-e of the fa
vorahle m-ns-m. The favorable seanon
for work In that region Is while the cold
Is still preat, say nt temperature, from
60 to 15 h-low zero. Then the surface
In hard and sk-dtilnjr at its best. In
June the power of the summer sun pro-ducf-o
Blufh ind renders travel difll'jult
If not quite impopsible.
"Therefote we shall li ivi; from 100 to
110 days in which t make our effort.
Actually all attempt to reach the
nortll pole nowaday are daPhen. 1 r
NaiiFen made his dash from the Pram,
lieutenant I'eflr' proj-oro-s to mak a
diph from the north of lireenland.
To 1'lnnt American 1"1k I rthet North.
"Tr. Nam-i'ii believe if he had had a
base of supplies t fall hack upon and a
larjje number of do La he could have
reached the pole. Hi; says it can be
done in the way I propose, and I atn
naturally cajrer to have a try at it arid
If possible plant the American Has
H
:::"liR .W.A
V A T-T VI 1 1 V T" LL M A X .
at the ypot. wb.eie th ie Is no othT di
rection than south.
"I am wtdl aware ihat4Niany persona
think nothing rvactlcai is to be gained
by reaching the pole. It chances that 1
am an enthusiast In this Held, and 1 a?k
neither public subscriptions nur uni
versal consent. My party will be a
ndxrd one aa to nati'malil tes, with a
fw American pep-ntitto men and tlw
others Not wetiians."
"What do you think of Andiee'a
chances?" 1 osked.
"J believe he will come out all right.
I think It i t"0 early to conclude that
he is lost. He h t taken despeiate
chances, but from all accounts his bal
loon Failed in a northeasterly direction.
It is possible that he has reached north
ern Siberia and Is pasnlng the winter
with the native "
MISS HAYES WEDS.
The InrhtAr f Fonnrr Prwilrtfiil
ouil the Wife of Knulffu Ktulth.
Fronont, O., Sept. i Knslgn Hftrr
Eutun Bmilh and Minn Fanny Huycs
were marilctl at 7:30 last ntitht. The
brldttflroom is an oiTU'er In the ITnited
States navy and the bride a daughter
of I're-Hlrtent H H. Huyi-s. The cere
mony whs perfninied hy Rev. J. W.
Kusl.ford, prt-Bident uf Ohio Wesleyan
university, uBslBtud hy Kev. A. M.
Hyde, pastor ot the First Congrega
tional rhuroh of T' lcd.i.
Immediately after the ceremony din-
A 1
-1 'dm
Mlf,8 FANNY HAYKS.
ner at served In the large h.ili, SuO
Ktiefts hetntr present. Among the
guetta weie President M( Klnley and
lte, Si'hdlor Ituiiiia, Sis.ietary uf War
K. A. A!irer. (iineral W. II. Olbeoii,
lencral M. F. Fone, ex-Uovernor
Chaiies Fuller. ii:itt-rt A. Pleiie of
Minneaiiuliji, idj,r (Jeni-i ai John R.
)iio ku of Chkaiio. Myron T. Ileiikk
'ji t'lt-vciunu and many otiier uotabk-s.
Two wnnieii. cautht by a tialn on a
lalnvay treatle near Kvypott. N. J.,
i tiunday, mived their lives by leaping to
the Krolllld, til feet beloW.
(J:.;ver Cleveland told the tax a.iHeai
oid o! hlli.rfj .V. J , n,at he owned
:;e.on) e oith.c r, l t-siit,.. and ji ,o,ih
worth ot iM iiijjij joo,e:Ly.
Iiieiurd I'i'.ker m lived m York
floin Kunip. li saU he bad expusa
t'l no ni'.iereie e an io laminar,) B iun
U.'Jle foi n.uVoc find j-i!'.'H-i t (J:s
1 ;o-s-. h'. ow ri (i!i'.l:daej.
iifp
'4 '
the lily a princess!
Mn, ijtiitttry'm Trtmtlm Mar Hh Ifn Keen
Mi-rt'l to 1'rlnof r.Mtf rliaxf.
h'nion. Fept. 7 Amontr Mm. Kanff
trv's Tileti-'p here It Is rnutldetitly rtnted
that sfi was prlvnttdy married abroad
rocently tn the foreign prtnre with
who(e niitie tirfl ban been Rtsoiate(j
for some rim'1.
Tb.o p .?; u tf-i red to In t ho cabl"
ft' tm doote: ;; i? Paul Antotito Nicolas,
Ii ic Jiity of inl?uitha, count of
I ; r i i 1 h : - t i : i and Fni' JitiitMeln. born
Idir'h iV n?d '.'ins'.'iiiently ft I
y.-.ers old He Is the on of I'ldue Nic
o.f.r a.'jd Ij-'jJv Sanih Vilifei.s, of a line
f ! th- eritlP of J;r: y.
Prltice LiMtt-jiiaay is the head of an II
lurUloUf Htinai ii.n house. It has been
the Bon-ip of Ftitopt-un t-qpltalp f-r
liioiitl, nat he was a devoted admirer
and aitb-nt uhht of the Jersey Lily,
but P. n not expvete-1 that bin atten
lions would r'Jult in marrlatfe, because
tho (1 ;i ni it fa n iioitiltty are ii"t tiiveu to
mc:ii(i;iricca.
The prim h..t b'-en married t wlc.
I loth of his foriTi'T wlvos are de.id.
He in utiil a remarkably Well preserved
mm and mlht be lakn for the youiiK
er I'TotMer of the Kmj nr Frain Is Jo
seph. U.. IK aark. with bualiy side whiskers
MI'.S. LANGTHY.
and shaven eh!n, and has the reputation
of having "(rone the pace that kills."
Lily Lam? try's love for horses -has
kept her almost constantly at the Eu
ropean race tracks, and the prince fol
lowed her from one to another In the
most devoted manner.
YELLOW JACK APPEARS,
the Ireftd ffennrixn Ilrcnkn Out In Lou
l.lnna and MlnftlnlTpl.
New Orleans. Sept. 7 Kaoul Uelpl,
v-ho luid been spending the summer, at
De'.an SprinKri, was brought to this city.
Thunday and it led yesterday. Ur.
Wiilmsley, acting president of the hoard
of health, after an autopsy annoutu'Cd
the boy had died of yellow fever. The
bo:i.rd of health has taken charge of
the hoviHe, which will be thoroughly
rninlgated and disinfected, and will take
all steps to prevent a spread of the dis
ease. The docefined was hurled pri
vately, no one being allowed to attend
the fttnernl. Oelpi was 13 years of aite.
Dr. Wrtiineley pays this Is the only eaie
In the city.
The Alabama, Mississippi and Louisi
ana health aui horitlea. who have been
at Ocean Springs, Miss., H-T miles from
hi re, on Hiloxi hay, gulf of Mexico, pro
licunce the dbr-ase prevalent there to
be yellow fever.
Two deaths have occurred from yei
lov fever at Off-an Sprllifffl.
There had bun several hundred taaet
i we,-k nuo, lait vt'iy ft.-w d-aths, and a
board of experts then declared the dls
eise dongut fever. Kime then deaths
have bei ome more freqxtent, the symp
tom. looked mure like yellow fever, and
the alarm became so great that the
lealth authorities auain gathered- This
time Ihey were accompanied b' F'ro
essor A. I.. Mel. chtmlst of the Loulsi
na hoard, who analysed llie e Idence
in several caces.
Mobile and other places have declared
t tUarantlne aualnst C'cean Hprings.
Occstn Spilnus Is a pretty village on
t lie gulf ixwiM of Mississippi. It has
about ifoo perinr.nem Inlial, Hants and
in summer is a seaside resort for peo
ple from New Orleans and Mobile. The
oysters which It is supposed contained
the germs of the disease are caught In
the Mississippi sound and transplanted
In the bay, upon which Oceoji Springs
fronts.. In former years when yellow
lever 'as epidemic In New Orleans, the
towns along the Mississippi coast Bay
St. Louis, Pass Christian, LMloxi, Ocean
Springs and Pascagoula suffered more
or lees from the plague, but there has
been no yellow fever In that locality
since l7i.
The Scare Putlflltif(.
New Orleans. Sept. R. Ollphant,
president of the state board of health,
and W. C. Flower, mayor of New Or
leans, have issued the following state
ment: "The board of health has withdrawn
luaranttne restrictions sga!nst all points
n the gulf coast uion certtnoatos from
Its own health oflieersof nonexistence
of suspicious case of fever, excepting
Ocean Springs and Dlloxi. New Or
leans has tt!ui but one case. Imported
from Ocean Springs. The patient died,
nd proper precautions have been taken
against any Infection. Careful inspec
tion In this city shows the existence of
to suspicious cases."
Tuesday, Sept. T.
The court martlulat Barcelona, Spain,
sentenced Barrll, the anarchist, to to
years' imprisonment.
President McKinley left Canton for
Somerset, Pa., where he Is to visit his
brother, Abner McKinley.
It Is reported that Herr Krupp's of
fer of 25.000 for Dr. Peters' next expe
dition to Africa has bjten withdrawn.
William F. Cochran formally present
ed a fully equipped six-story clubhouse
to the worklngmen of Yonkers, N. Y.
It was estimated by The Mark Lane
Express that the deficiency in the
world's whefel supply would be XVOuO,
000 quarters.
An eagle had a llerce flght with a bull
pup which he attempted to carry away
from the kennels of J. Pierponl Mor
gan, near Highland Falls, N. Y.
Residents of Herber, Ark., and South
port, N. C, threaten to take into their
own hands the work of driving out two
peculiar bauds of religious fanatics,
who are growing in iniluence In those
places.
Fred J. Titus of the Riverside Wheel
men, New York, wun the nnal heit In
the tulll club's two mile handicap race
at Manhattan Bech, defeating Eddie
hal.l among otht-id. The prize was
I'll.!''.) in g. l.t.
t Weilnesdrty, gt. H. .
The Maniuls de Ko.liambcJU died at
, Ihe-Cliau-uu itochainbeau, in Fiance,
j 1 he I'nlted dtates u-aui W MS bealell
' nt cr'i ket by thrt Canaduu team in Tu
1 rvnto,
Aft V-'V- t-vw;.; ., k.-;
S':o. 1. THh Prinmry Klfi'tinn
slvdi bo li-.il ti hy flu- HfiHibliciins of
l'i1- county nt the n!l of th" ''min
ty ( '!-,:iirm:Hi tu:t IjiIit tVnn 10 Ohvis
1 T-f the f;eUlMii-!tn Stutc ('i.n-vt-i.'.iou,
t'i.u'li ytiir, s'vil'jf't ! the
i'''i.'-:t))s ff rule (, iu li i'U dii.v
Ski . . Siiid Pv'urii'V ni'Mi.iit
sli':ll i' in fu-li Tuw ushii) mii1 I
P.''U.:h lit th't p'.iir'cs v here the
frt'iu'rul lt'ctinli:- mco ltcl'l.
S'v At l.vist fif t- ;:i 4:iys hc
forn tin' si'.i'.l l'rinisiry Klccti'm it
sliiill ho the duty i f tlid c iminitti'o
iium in cuch Townsh'i) ov Hnnmirh,
to son that oonvi-nieiit Hivl snitahlo
pliii-i' is proviile:! for tin? liohliiis of
s.iid Pri'iiary Kloetiou, mid select,
livojior (li'ction ofl'ii-iTrt for hohHiiK
I tin- snmo. Should tin; rommittei'-
.MU,n in I. 'i'0vnhip or l$oiouf.'h
I fall or riTusrito ;tf"n(J to lna duties
ton days heforf th said Primary
Election, thou, upon tin written re
quest of ton Uoimblicnn voters it
shall he tin? duty of the County
Chninmin to remove the said com
initteemtin failing to jierform his
duty and appoint a new one to fill
the unexpired term.
Hice. 4 The following oflieovs
shail be voted for at the said Primary
Kleetiofi . Seven County Committee
man, County Oflicers, Ht.'tto and
District Conferrees and' State Dele
gate and one Township or Porough
Committeeman for each Township
or Horough (who shall only be voted
for in tho election district in which
lie resides,) and not more than one
nomination shall be made for eat h
County Office.
KfcC. f The County (Jhniinuin
shall he elected at the regular Pri
mary Election oneh year, hy a vote
of the party ami shall not hold the
office for more than two consecutive
years at a time.
Sec. 6 Any Republican who
shall he a caniiidnte' for any office
named in article fourth must sub
mit his name to ho voted for nt, the
said primary election.
Sec. 7. Twenty days before the
said Primary Election each candi
date shall notify tho County Chnif
initn of his candidacy, who shall
provide a sufficient number of bal
lots for each Township and ISorough
with nil tho names of the eandichitis
and the several offices printed or
written thereon. Each voter shall
dcHiffiiato his choice of candidates
by a cross X marked opposite the
nnmo of tho person for whom he
w ishes to vote. The printing and
distribution of the same to bo paid
i hv theiiiiid candidates in such ratio-j
ns the County Chairman may direct, j
i'K:. B The said Primary Election j
lionrd shall consist of three Jlepuh
licnii voters, viz; one Judge, one
Inspector and one Clerk, who shall
severally take and subscribe in the
picseivre of each other the oath pre
scribed hy tho Alt of tho Assembly
regarding the holding of the pri
mary election in tho Stato of Penn
sylvania. Sko. SI. Thirty days before the
said primary election it shall he
IN A LONDON JMUSON.
PROMINSNT AMERICAN WOMAN HELD
ON A CRIMINAL CHARGE.
With Her Hwbaiid, Who Clalma to It B
Braslllao luk, Nhf 1 Accuki1 nt II.
frftUrilng lloartllniv Hon Known In
New York m Cliir de Con rongef,
Iindon, Bcpt. S The Puke anil
Puchesfl of Rio Grande were arraigned
in the Maryletxme police court, charged
with defrauding hoteln and boarding
houaea. The duke la said to he a Hra-
zlllttn nohleinan. and the -riuchesB, It la
asaerted, Is a niet-e of former Senator
Conger of Michigan. .
-
The prisoners were brought up in the
inhlst of a motly assemblage of ragsed
triininalB. They had slept In the cells
at Unlloway and showed the effects of
the uncomfortable niuhl they hod pass
ed. Neverthelesi the duke rewte.l his
chin Jauntily on his gloved hand. He (s
a short, dapper man, with pompadour
cut hair, pointed beard and waxed mus
tache. The duchtiis is a handsome wo
man, alout 30 years of age, with refined
features. Her face was swollen with
weeplnff. The duchess said her father
lived In a village lu northern New York,
and ahe added that he was an anl.it
and a member of the artists' board of
award of the Chicago exposition,
j'
A hotel ktper and the landladies of
two boarding houses confronted the
couple In court. Mrs. Ellxabeth Stanley,
one of the landladies, described her ex
perience. She aald a lady the female
prlhoner with au infant and nuife,
went to her houee on June mi. at night
and ensagod a room, the lady saying
that her husband wu dining at his
club. The husband the male prisoner
arrived late, explaining that he Tiad
been -yachting and that hla'tiiggage
as delayed.
Made Many Kxciued About Money.
They staid at Mrs. titanioy's'hoiise un
til Aug. 10, making many excuses when
akcd for money or for explanations as
to why their baggage was not forth
coming. Finally Mis. Stanley was com
pelled to nave the duke and duchess ex
pelled from her house. The landlady
said she felt sorry for the lady, as her
husband neglected her shamefully.
While residing with Mia. Stanley the
duke and duchess gave the" names of
M and Mine. kM-ar Sere de Niel. The
laclv suld her husband was a duke and
a count; that he had half a do&cu titles,
and that Some emperor was about to
confer nonti,,.r title up'.n him. fh!
portion of tKt; evidence cUjvd the pie.
THE RULES.
tl),a duty of the Coti-itv ' bairnciti
to f;ivo notice, lfy four irs'-i-fious
l.'l the KeeilVliei.i' Co'oily
pnjier, of the day and date i f (he
tHd primary cl it; it. and 1... i-h.-tll
ih sieiiate the ofllce-. for v.hieh can
diih'tes shall be vod-d r r at the Mii I
jiriniitry cb.'-f i' "
Skc. Any let'.il vlers other
tbiin I'l'i'ii'dic'ins wbdiimt 1o vote at
Ih'pe.blii an jn iiiiar.es -.v i 1 1 bci!i:ir,t
ed the piivilt-at- f votir.e! provided
they swear to oe llm u-'puljiean
ticket, at the next general election :
any -;e)uWican not of age nt the
time of In "ding tho sail primary
eliM'lion. but will become of ng'- I o
fori? the general election, shall be
eligible to M.ttint the primary -!i-e-Itoll.
Si-.r. 11. Tim Primary Election
Polls shall be opened at, ;i o'clock
p. m., and closed at 7 p. re.
Ski'. It shall be tho duty of
the Prima ryEloet ion Heard to write
down the name uf each voh-r cast
itig his ballot, nt the piimary. Said
poll list and ballots to bo kept by
the Judge of the Election in each
Township nod Ilorough at least one
year. If, 'it any time the County
Chairman or members of (he County
Committee desire to inspect sttid
poll list they shall have (he prk i
lege so to do.
Snc. VA. After tho pells are
closed and the votes have been
counted tho election board -shall
make a return duly certified and
signed by the primary election
board, of the number of votes cast
for each candidate. These, returns
to be enclosed in a sealed envelope
and sent to the County Chairmen
by U. S. Mail or in person by the
Judge or Inspector of election forth
with. Skc. 14. On the first Wednesday,
following the said Primary Election,
at 2 o'clock, p. m. at the Court House
in Milford, Pa., the County Chair
man, in the presence of at least five
reputable Kepubliea us, shall organie
a canvassing; hoard of three Repub
licans, duly sworn as provided by
law, open and count the votes as re
corded in the several returns, an
il ju nee the result and certify the
nominations to tho proper offioers.
Skc. 15. All alterations and
amendments to the foregoing rules
must bo presented to the county
chairman, and by him published as
provided in section 9 and voted upon
at tho primary election by ballots
written or printed "for" or
"against" the aniendineld ol altera
t ioifc
ELECTION OmcEUS OATH. -
Tilt JUTMlK's OATH.
I do Swear, or Solemnly, sincerely
and truly declare and afiirm,) that
I will as a Judge, duly attend tho
ensuing election, during the oontinn
a nee thereof, and faithfully assist
tho inspector in cnrrwng on the
same; that 1 will not give my eon
sent t hat any vote or ticket shall be
received from any jxTson other than
such us 1 firmly believe to be. in:
conlmg to the provisions of the
constitution and laws of this Com
flldlnp niuistrate to i-'maik uiaft
tically: - "And that will make seven titles."
Continuing, the landlady said the
duclie9a assured her that Mrs. Colonel
W. II. Reynolds of I'rovirlence was her
best friend and would pay her board,
but Mrs. Reynolds called, and no money
was mentioned.
A clrk of the Royal hotel, Illaek
frl irs, testified that the duke and duch
ess arrived at that hotel on May 17.
They represented that they weie from
New York, having arrived by the steam
er Mobile The prisoners, the wttne
continued, Btald at the hotel a month.
They failed to pay their bills and gave
the name of De Nlel. The husband
was much away, and the couple were
finally ejected, and their baggage was
retained owing to their failure to pay
their bill.
Hald Their Hagga Wim Tout.
Another landlady testified that th-
prisoners represented themselves ils the
Duke and Duchess of Rio Gran '.e and
told a similar ttory about their bag
gage having leen lost. They were
eventually elected from ttiis house ab-o.
The defense claimed that the prison. -th
ottered security lu bills, hut thu ma
IMiate said It was a lear cayc of de
frauding the hotel and boarding houses,
and he remanded the prisoners for a
week, offering to release the female
prisoner on ball, half of the amount
of the frauds chaiged against the pris
oners. The latter were eventually re
turned to lli.lluvay Jail n the lllack
Maria.
An American, ho refused to give his
name and who was present In court.
Saul : X
"1 will llnd ball for -the woman, but
the husband may rot In "Jail. She is
well kn.iwti in Chicago, is a woman of
the hlgUest talents and character, be
came tasi iuated with the worthless
man, her husband, married him and
had pertect fiuth in him. I presume !
Is a duke I have lived In Krazil and
know that any one can get titles theie."
The female prisoner api.ea.k-d to the
United Slates embassy for protection on
the ground that she was an Ami ( b an.
but the ,uil-.ihs ot'.lcials replied that
she had focfuted her citizenship hy
marrying a' foreigner. The embas
however, w ill be repres nied at the
tilal.
The woman Is well known In New
York as Mrs. Clara Conger. She mar-
ri. d Ie Nlel the' n 1D.
Th,- Hi azlll.iii minister srts lb-ie in
no such title as duke of Rio liian.ie.
Kuowu lu Mvw York.
New Yjrk. Bcpt. . Di. C. M. Rich
mond, a dental .penallat of this cltv,
said lhai he bad fie-iuently met Mis.
nionwonlih, oii!c.l !o vole at su'di
'iiftion, without i,-(niring such
jvidetici-' of the light to vote as is
direr-tod hv law, and that 1 will use
my host cinlca vnrs t prevent any
Mand. deceit, or abuse in carrying
on tin- niuu-'. hy oitions qcal fied to
Vo;e, or of hi ami v. il! to the best
or rev nliihTie maintain and pro.
e-ot nobis of all nnnlif'i-d elee-
to; , ithin
and will e
Ib
."lire
llcl-llon IMVISlop,
all attempts and
t may feme to mv
1 voli s t" be polled
i ct for, and What 1
and pel feet rolyivn
( " ! 1 : b i 1 1 ' ! I 1 o e H lb
notice (o proof. !'
Ht tj I- te,;;!l;- .
will ncike a 1 if,
, of the said c:!o.-r.ot). and 1 will in all
! things truly and ta'thfully perform
! my (hit cs restocting the same to
' I he host of my jlidgmcnt and ability
and (bat lam no directly or iiv.li-
l eeiiy inforc-;!..,! in an v" hot or wagei
, mi-' rsu!t of this election. That
I will not disclose how any elector
i has o!od, unless reipiiicd to do so
asii witness in a judicial proceed
ing i
Townsl'.ip of
S.voin ;uf ailirtncd,) to ami sub-
; sci iijoii before me ims day of
A. 1 Is'.i
j Till: INM-K.I Ton's 0TII.
! 1 do Swear for solcmny. sinccicly
: and truly declare and allirm,) tjbiit I
' will duly attend t he ensuing election
i during the continuance thereof, as
Inspector, and that I will not receive
i any ticket or vote from any person
i other than suehias I shall firmly be
i believe to he, ai ' ordino to the pro
, visions of the constitution and laws
' of this Commonwealth, entitled to
1 vote nt such election, without rc
: 'Uii ing such (-vidence of the. riht
I to vote ns is directed hy law, nor
i will I vexatiously delay or refuse to
I receive any vote from any person
I who I shall believe to be entitled to
vote as aforesaid, but that I will in
:al! things truly, impartially nvd
: faithlully jierform my duties therein
I to the best of my judgment and
I ability, and that 1 am not directly
or indirectly interested in any bet or
wager on tin1 result of this election.
That 1 will not disclose how any
elector has voted, unless rcftuir.'d
to uo so as a witness in a judicial
proceeding.
Township of
r v e i l) (or I'.nirmnd,; to and sub
scribed before me, this -.lay if
A. D. ls7.
T1IK l.KHK'S OATH.
The following shall bo the form
of the oath or affirmation to he taken
Oy each clerk, viz ;
1, (C. T. S ) do that I
will imjjartittll j- and truly write
down the naino of each elector who
shall vote at the f-nsuing election,
which shall bu given me in charge,
and also the name of the township,
ward or district wherein such elec
tors reside, and carefully and truly
1 v.iiie down the number of votes
I that shall be given for each candi
date at Tne i lection, as often as his
. miiuei shall be lead to me by 1 he In
spector tl'.ei. of, and in ail things
! trniv '"'d faithfully perform my
dut v respecting the same to the best
of my juiU'incnl. and ability: and
jthat 1 am not directly inteiested in
iany bet or wager on the ronlt of
j this election: and 1 will not dis
' clo-v how any elector has voted, im
; less required to do so as a wittiest in
I a judicial proceeding,
i
i Sworn i or aflirnn d,j to and sub
scribed before me, this day of
A. 1), 1S9
Clara de Cossh Conger, who came to
New York in liivi. He sold that she
was made a member of the artists'
board of awards of the Chicago expo.
Fition through the Iniluence of a prom
inent niembtr of the New York Geo
graphical society. She told him that he
had be-Mi educated for grand opera, but
had given up her studies on. account of
an atllletion of the throat. She said aim
I hat she had obtained a separation
from h-r first husband, a Frenchman
by the nam of De Cossa, In Rails.
DEATH BY EXPLOSION.
Six People Killed by Nitroglycerin In n
Ohio Oillleld.
Cygnet, O., Sept. S A terrible explo
sion of nltroglyi-ei in urred here last
night, which resulted in the death of
'.x people. ,
The known killed aro Sam Darter,
Ailin Faills. John Thompson, Charles
Martel, Henry I-ans-lale and a boy
narn..d Havens.
The explosion occurred at Grant well,
located nt the rear of the National Sup
ply company's c.tt).-e buildinii, In the
village limits. This well 'had Just been
phot by Samuel Harber. the shooter for
the ( 'hio and Imllana. Torp.-do compa
ny. The well was &i g.tss-T, and w hen the
K'fl 'Ularts of nitroglycerin let do'vn ill
the well exploded the gas IgnReii, anil
Hh a terrific roar the ilumes ehot hieh
abo-e the derrick. As soon as '.l.e
drill! saw the flattie several climS-d
into tiie derrick to shut off the g:ia, but
they had haiely g.u there when there
was a terrillu explosion.
The burning gits had started the re
niaifilriu' explosive in the empty cans
slarelint; ii a wagon near the derrick.
In another wagon iear by were some
cans containing another 1-0 quarts of
the stuff, and this was exploded by the
force of the tiist explosions.
The second was blended wh the
first In a mighty roar, and the town and
surrounding country for mlks trembled
from the shock.
The National Supply company's build
ing was completely demolished, aril
nothing remains but a big hole where
the wagons stood. Thei e is not a w hole
pane of g:ass in any window in the
town, and every house and store was
shaken to Its foundation.
The damage to the Ohio OH company
will amount to. :t,oo0. h)ight buildings
are a total wreca ana many otners
damaged The town has a population i
i apout I -v0 Many bystander we re I
wounded I
Aiulivi A,b.U lu btuy at yrowa.
l't o idence, S pt 3.- The col por.-ttlou !
ct ihuli linlvei.Mly have voted to I e- j
Cj-t 1,1. AliJieAS to withdraw bis j
leoli.l' 1 Jll.
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