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For Good Color and Heavy Growth Of Hair, use . ERS Hair Vigor Bottle will do Wonders. Try it. Purify the Blood with Ayor's Searsaparilia. en neenee WESTERN NEW YORK. Heartless Letter from an; Floping Minister. | TWO YOUNG HEARTS UNITED DE.. SPIPH PAS PROTEST-PROBA- BLH FAUAL_ACOIDENT AT TONA- WANDA -NEW DHNT OF SUSPENSION BRIDGE. ' Nowuly four days have passed sineso' the Rox. Horace Keeley of the Millvilio Congregational Church and Miss Suste Lingloy, one-of his. young parishioners, disapporved on the same train and' it became known toa tolerable certainty that they Aad cloped. Chore is still.no trace of tho fugitives. Keeley has been heard fronx twice, ounce in his latter to the treasurer of his church, quoted in the dispatches on Sunday, and again from a Jettor mailed on route At the ~ Rochostor.postoffice on Iriday at noon «nd addressed to 0. B. Woodward of Corning, .N. X. «Mr. Woodward ds. Mrs. Keoloy's (brothor, 'The note, like the other, was wiltten on a typewriter,. ovt- dontly before the minister left home, inn! ig «dated Millyiile and readg.as. fol- ows: \Dom Brotherm-in-dJaw-Am about to leave this CGod-forsaken: neighborhood, I am leaving the place and all that there is tn It. Am the bubies.and: all. Jonnle.doos.not know of this yet, She will goon enough. You would better come and see that she is cared for: until aftor the baby.Jsg born and then. get out *of this Godiess,place. Sincerely, yours. R & KEELEY.\ Imimediatoly .on receipt of this Mr. Woodward's, younger brother, who has just roturned .from Amherst Gollege, crmo to. Medina.ind took charge. of the dosorted wito. and children, very effort is being made to. appre- houd tho tleoIng.couple and if they have gone to New York or Boston they will almost «cortainly bo detected. A war < rant has.bean sworn out against Keeley on the charge of. abduction and Officer Honrtk Fuller has the document.and is ready nt a moment's notice to Jump to the uttermost pirts of the earth .and gerve thesame iisg.40on as a clite.can be Afonund. - | Phoro Is.secret.Joy in the hearts.af.the Anctioniste who bave been opposed to ithe: minister In the recent church fight awd thore are many \I told you so's,\ though of course the parents of the sick have the alicore sympathy of.all. I, W. Housadel and Misg Alice Smith «at Founwanida wore mnmled yesterday Ap Buitalo, much against the wishes of the young lady's father, It is sald. It ds athoged that the couple have made #evxoril unsuccessful attempts to get married bofore this but fmiled on acf-or from Schlosser's dock several weeks count of tho young lady not belug of, afé, Yesterday It Is said sho attained, hor majority and assorted her right | by accompanying her lover to Buffalo, ~ whare the which madd them dbusband aud wite was performed. The happy couple fook n train to Silver Lake, where they will gpend it part of ; their honeymoon, Mr. Housadel is em- ployed by the Buffalo & Tonrwanda Blectrle Rallway Company. ._ Whe Mrs, Hartman, wife of Ald. of Nlagorn Fuls, together with anothor lady was crossing Main Stroot at Cleveland Avenue about 8 o'clock Monday. eveniiig she was kuockod down by a scorcher named Fitzgerald, 'Sho was picked up uncon- gclous and takon home It a carringe, Drs. Palbott and McCarthy wore call- ad and found that she bas sustained n kealp wound and in injury to her right elbow. - Slio recovered consclousness wuyl the doctors say if concussion of tho brabt does no ensue she will be arouad In & fow days. The lady with whom Mrs, Hurtmin was walking was uninjured. % W, Dill, who bails from 'Conawan- da, sucesods tho Iite John R. Porter as stperintendent of the Suspension Bridge at Niagara. Falls, Mr. Porter's galiry Is nuderstood to have been $2,- -000 a year. There are rumors that a trolley line wilt bo built between Olen and Brad- ford on the line of the old nurrow gauge Wostorn Now York & Pennsylvania, It is Impossible to verify the report, which miny have grown out 6f the expregsed Intention: of the Olean Electric Street Railway Gompany to extend its line to Rock Clty for the convenfence of pleas- 1110 gookers. Whilo ttending to her duties at the @onvont on Bullale Avenue, Niagara Falls Monday afternoon Sister Scolas-« tica, aged about 45 years, was strick- en with apoploxy and folt heavily to the floor on hor theo. some cuts anit bled freely at the nose. Dr. John A, Lanigan and Dr, William H, Hodgo attonded her and this even- lug stated that she had n prospect of recovory, Ate necldent which Is likely to prove futal occurred Mondiy morning on the enaal boat Lillle and Wiliic at Skil lings, Whitioy & Barnes' lumber yard on Tonawanda Island. Thowletim of 'the nceldent is John A. Cloveland of 'Conmwands, who was repairing the boat.. By 1 misstep he fell {nto the hold of tho boat; striking the keelson with such force as to injure his spine. Ho is under the care of Dr. Tabor of Tonnwandd. ~ It in stated by the physicltan that if ho lyes ho may be crippled: the ve- migindor of his life. Mr. Cleveland is 'I mcasant face and did ride a bicycle She sustained | me Tonawanda, about 63 years of and has reared a Irge fmily. Susie Linsley has been heard from. She wrote to her mother. Althougi the contents of the letter cannot be learned, nor any information as to where it was malled or where it is now, It is certainly known that a letter has been received. This much has been ad- mitted by the friends of the girl, but what explanation she gives for her ac- tion, or whether she confesses having eloped with the Rev. Horace C. Keeley, is not divuiged. , 2 However, the letter is known to have asked that clothing be sent to an ad- dress given, but what this address is cannot be learned. It is doubtful if any- thing further will be done in the matter, 'The charge made in the complaint of abduction might not be upheld by the courts. However, if it should serve to bring the minister back to Millville, the indigngnt people of that place will do the rest without wanrant or authority. Never since ithe murder of innocent little Cora Grimes have the people been so wrought up over anything as they 'are cever this case. 'The indignation does not die out, The people were as excited over the affair when The Ex- press correspondent visited Millville to- «dlay:as they were on Saturday and any- «one who weighs 200 pounds, is 57 years old, has a heavy, light-colored mus- tache, is 5 feet LO incbes tall, has a age, would better ride:mround Millville when touring along the Maple Ridge road, dor fear of a case:-of misplaced identity. About 3:80 o'clock yesterday after- noon the barn of A. C. Campbell on (Clinton Street was completely destrayed by fire. A manure pile back of She barn caught fire from some ashes that had been thrown on dt by a little girl. Four horses and three carriages vere triken out of the barn by some men be- fore the fire got fully under way. The firemen worked hard and saved the, house which was near the barn. The loss on the bain was $1,500 which is fully covered by insurance. A cinder was carried by the wind: from the barn.about a block and drop- ped upon the roof of Edward Blint's house on Main Street which took fire. The flames were put out by a few fire- men using A «chemical extinguisher.. $13?) damage to the house was about $100. ' William {Schultz, who was arrested ' a few days since at the Falls, on com- plaint of Miss Lilly Haley for attempt- ed assault, was. given a hearing before Judge Parker yesterday. 'The com- plainant, Miss Hanley, is a domestic in the employ of .F. B. Grill of Erie Ave- nue. Ker testimony was that on the night of June.20, she wanted to go to Buflfalo ind awhile waiting dor :a (ear, she walked deisurely up Erie Avenue. From the corner of Fourth Street a iman walkeU:ilong behind her. Whe.car di not put In.an gppeararce and before she was -amwaré of it she found herself in the vicinity of the power house. Here she stopped to wait. 'The man had fol- lowed lier at some little distance, .and when she halted he approached herand asked if she was;going to Buffalo, she replied curtly in the affirmative and the man continued the conversation and finally made indecent proposals to her. She was thoroughly frightened and started away when the man grabbed her and placing his hand over «her mouth to stifie her cries, threw her 'to the ground. She struggled desperate ly and the man becoming alarmed, fled. Miss Hailey then went to a near- by house and remained all night. . - From her description it was thought that Schultz was the man and the po- lice promptly arrested him. Schultz yesterday denied fll knowledge of the affair and sald 'he was at home that evening, and was mot the man who' nirde the assault, Circumstantial evi- dence was strong «against him, how- ever, and Judge Parker ordered that he be held for the grand jury. Schultz is the man who threw a boy in the riv- ago, just to gee him swim out. The boy could not swim and Schultz bad some difficulty in rescuing him. A Bland Demonstration. Chicago, July 1.-'EThe Bland men have planned a big street demonstra- tion for Monday evening to stir up en- thusiasm for their candidate. It is ex- pected that 3,000 men will be in line bearing torches. 'The marching club of St. Louls, 2,500 strong, will be here to take part and other Missouri organ- izations which will be in line are the Kansas City and 'Fopeka Flambeau Clubs. 'These organizations will arrive In the elty Sunday or Monday. It was stated at the headquarters yesterday that.by Monday the enthusiasm for Bland would be shown by the presence :in the city of at least 7,000 persens from his state. Want to Retain Tawney. Albert Lea, Minn., July 1.1-The Re- publicans of the first district have re- pomlnated Congressman J. A. Tawney. Burning, Itching, Skin Diseases. Salya-cea soothes the most intense irritation, heals the most obstinate eruptions, and under its touch, bruises, burns, stings, sunburn, eczema-all forms of skin disease disappear. Easiest and pleasantest to use, quickest and most effective for sore throat, colds, catarrh, earache, piles. Two sizes, 25 and go cents per box. At druggists\ or by mail. Toy such troubles as Rheumatisnt of the Joints, dufsrmlzd ain, etc., in fact all cases which theordinary strength Salva-cea does not readily reach, use the concentrated Aréparation © Salvasce Extra Strong.\ Sold in tris at 15 cents each. Tim Braxorerit Co., 274 Canar Sr., N. Y, DR. B. BEMENT. <m DENTIST, FRIDAY, JULY 8. NATION'S SALVATION. Free Silver, Says Ripfiard P. Bland. | NO ILL EFFECTS HE SAYS FROM THE FAILURE OF OTHER NA- TTIONS TO CO-OPERATE- BLAND'S PREDICTION. Lebanon, Mo.,July 1.1-Richard Parks Bland, Missouri's candidate for Presi- dent, has just returned from a confer ence at St. Louis with those who are working in his interest. \I do not know that I can add much to my previous expression on the sub- ject of silver,\ he said. \It is generally known that I urgently favor the re- storation of silver as a metal and advo- cate its free, unlimited and unrestrict ed coinage at a ratio of 16 to 1, to be maintained in all respects at a mutual parity with gold. , , \I think the immediate effect of this change would be to improve the indus- trial and commercial condition of the country. I thoroughly believe that the restoration of free coinage would be the salvation of this nation. If the United States were to open their mints to the free and unlimited coinage of silver I think other leading nations will promptly follow the example. \In case the other nations follow or did not follow this example and the United States had to manitain the free coinage of silver alone, I believe no i; effect would be experienced in the} iAinancial contres. My idea is that the; restoration of free coinage would mean - the awakening of trade and allied in- terests, and that prosperity would have uninterrupted progress. \The feeling isall one way. 'The sil- rer idea will dominate the Democratic convention and the silver candidates will be victorious in next fall's elec- tion.\ HARTLAND. Mr. .and Mrs. A. K. Welsher spent Sunday with friends at West. Somerset. Ars. Hattie Griffin of Medina is here Afor a few days. Messrs. Lewis H. and John MWalker were in Wilson Friday. *Mr. Phomas Mahar bad the misfor- 'f tune to fall from a carriage and break his collar bone one day last week. Miss Myrtiec Brayley the S-year-old daughter.of Mr. Howard Brayley is paralyzed as the result of & fall last Friday. \There are doubts as to her re- || covery. . MWoolewer.Bros. had another platform , ' dance Friday evening. Miss: Carrie Welsher entertained about 30 of her young friends Saturday afternoon in honor of her 13th birth- day. Nearly all brought tokens of es- teem for her to remember them by. Mr. and.Mrs. Henry Vedder and Mrs. Clara Vedder were the guests of Mr., Charles Bunker Sunday. 'The Lailies Aid met at Ars. Humph- rey's Wednesday. Mrs. Fane Beaman and children of Akron, who have been here the past week have returned home. The Christian Endeavor held an ice cream festival at W. C. Taylors Thurs- «day evening. ‘ Messrs. Charles Walker, «Charles Vedder and C. D. Silsby were in Buf-, falo on business Monday. ’ a Mr. M. J. King was in Buffalo Satur- «day. Several from here attended 'the farm- er's meeting at Charlottsville Saturday «and treport a profitable meeting. |_ - MAPLE STREET. Farmers are busy making hay. Miss Effie Hill fell from a cherry tree a distance of over 20 feet and it is feared her injuries are of a serions nature. - Mrs. H. Brockman, Mrs. Rachael Houseman and Mrs. Emma Goodman spent Staurday at Suspension Bridge. Mr. and Mrs. Jabez Ward have a young son. Mr. and Mrs. John Brendt, Sr., have a new baby girl. f George F. Green of Lockport called on friends here on Wednesday. Mrs. Nellie Capin of Tonawanda and Mrs. Ellen Wilson of East Wilson spent last Sunday with friends here. Little Lucy Hruse got a splinter of slate in her hand and it began swelling and proved so painful medical aid was necessary. * ofr. Bert Petitt closed a successful 331m of school last week in district No. Isaac Smith has resigned postmaster- ship and it is believed Mr. John €. Mil- ler will be his successor. Mrs. James Mack has returned from Canandaigua, where she spent a month with her daughter, Mrs. Clara Hall and family. - Miss Grace Salsbury is spending a few months with Mr: and Mrs. Morse. Children's Day exercises will be held next Sunday in Maple Street school house. Joan Miles had another runaway on Thursday. Mrs. S. Dunkleberger of Royalton is visiting her brother Mr. Smith. REYNALES' BASIN 'The Crescent Circle of Orangeport were entertained by Mrs. Henry Slay- ton Saturday afternoon from 8 to 6. Miss Anna Phillips of Middleport was the guest of Miss Julia Mooney Sunday. [ Ars Patrick Gaughan spent a few gays in Buffalo last week visiting rela- ives. & Miss Kate Finnegan a new arrival from Ireland is at present visiting her aunt, Mrs. P. Gaughan. ' A number of our young people at- tended the social and hop given by Neil Hartigan Saturday evening. Mr. Carlos B. Ellis and wife of West- field, Mass., is visiting Mr. Ellis's par- ents, where they intend spending the summer. . WENDELVILLE. The annual meeting of the Wendel- ville cornet band held June 27, the fol- lowing officers were elected for one year: Leader and Director, J.. Snell, Jr., - Sergent, - John Wurtenberger, President, Phillip Willig, secretary, Fred Welton, treasurer, L. Wurtenber- ger. nol ' 'The pearl fishery discovered off the A well known and respected citizen of 106 Main Street, Corner Locust. A THING OF THE PAST. Theosophy Dead in India, '. Says Bishop Thoburn. BLAVATSKY DENOUNCGED BY THE NATIVE PAPERS-AMERL- CANS TOOK UP A DEAD OSOPHY. Cincinunati, July 1.-J. M. Thoburn, bishop of the Methodist. Church in In- dia, who is in this city, said to-day: Theasophy is a thing of the past in India. It was dropped there about the time it was taken up in America. The pative papers denounced Blavatsky in the most decisive way in the hope that she would sue them for libel and thus give them a chance to expose her in court but she twould never sue. and when they finally got a case in court where they could force her to the wit- ness stand she fled the country,\ Bishop Thoburn said \no\ with em- phasis when asked if he did not be- lieve the silver standard would be- a great thing for this country. ,.. \They have the silver basis in India, have had it for centuries, and it has been given a fair trial, It would ruin this country and bankrupt everybody,\ said the bishop. \The foundation of business is stability, and with a silver standard you can never have it. In Calcutta I can buy a suit of clothes for $40 to-day and perhaps for $20 to-mor- row and the next day it will be $50; You can never tell from the number of «dollars you own 'how much you are worth. 'The country is at the mercy of the money changers and speculators. 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