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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-07-15

The July number of the NOrihrcs,ern
Lumbsrmdn contains correspondence from
all the principal markets Of the United
States and Canada, From this il appear,
that the depression in this trade during
last year still exists, and il general east
Of the Rocky Mountains. Chicago alp.
pears TO be the busiest point in the list
The movement of lumber in that city Il
somewhat below that Of last season
chiefly in consequence Of the fact that thi,
season opened later but there is reason
to believe the shortage will be made ut
before the closing Of navigation. Prices
arelowcr and the most unpleasant feature
Of the business Ia the fact that lumber.
men are doing business for nothing and
frequently at an absolute loss. Some
prominent dealers, however, are said to
think prices have touched bottom, and
that after the crops are harvested there
viii be a return Of activity which will
bring with it more prosperous time,.
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The last week in June, according 10 a
yeraCious correspondent Of the New York
Times, saw corn standing six feet high by
the acre over Kansas, and Iassclel out
AT all events, the crops over the bulk Of
the state are unparalleled Tor avinesi, Of
yieldand breadth Of acreage, and ills cal.
cnlaled that the exportablO surplus Of
wheat will rise to 100000 bushels, OF
considerably exceed that Of California
The 20 grasshopper counties along the
eastern border are having good success
with their replanting Of various grains,
and will at least raise enough for home
consumption and save themselves from
dead loss. A sipgnlar ieatufe 10 ii,
yrasshopper sections Is ihe appearances d
new kind Of Buffalo grass, at which tht
farmers arc nonplussed and excited.
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HOMER has been found moulding again.
A LincolnShire parson has caught Mr..
Gladstone, the ex.Premier, in satl
Biblical slip. This inquisitive parsOn
finds In an article by Mr.. Gladstone upon
the Prince ConSort In the Contemporary
Reriev the following: "This fierce light
that beats upon a throne Is sometimes
like the heat Of that furnace In which
only Daniel could walk unscathed-too
fierce for those whose place Il Is to stand
in ia vicinity" The parson thinks that
Daniel was sufficiently exposed In the
lions den, without being immersed ID de
flames Of that furnace, which in reality
contained shadraOh, Nteshach and'Abed.
ncgo, and most readers will agree with
the parSou. Al the same time, IL is COM.
fOrting to ordinary sleepy mortals, aCrtie.
times caught mapping, when great Homer
himself mods.
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VIII Nlnlie No Complaint.

WAsHtxeroN, b. G., July i4.-Msior
McGfew, whose name has been repeatedly
mentioned In connection with The charges
agihst Avery, chief Clerk in the Treasury
Department, IL now here, but has not Wis
tied the Treasury. His friends say he has
no intention Of presenting any formal
complaint to The Secretary. Up 10 this
time the Department Is without official
information from 81. Louis relative TO The
indictment said to have been found
against Avery.
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How Thundcr Showers Come Up.

IN order to convey more definite idea
Of our theory, we will choose certain
locality which may serve the purpose oI
q diagram to our demonstration; and this
locality shall be the region OF West river
This river takes its rise among the for.
csts near the summit OF the Green Noun.
tains, ut u height Of some two thousand
feet above the level Of the sea, and, llow.
Ing sOuthcastorly forty or ility miles,
cmplies into the Connecticut river about
ten miles from the southern boundary Of
the Stale. ....
During hot summer day the sides Of
the deep valley Of this river reck with
intense heat, and cause q flow Of moist mir
upward toward the submits Of the noun
tain ridges, from the valley Of the Con-
neCticul, and also from the sea. This
moist air, meeting with the general cur.
rent from the southwest, piles up an I'm.
mense mass Of cumulous cloud, OF many
square miles In extent. So long as the
intense heat prevails, the cloud increases
In si1e;g grows blacker and blacker with itS
dense vapor, and casta q gloomy, lurid
glare over the face Of nature, darker than
that OF any eclipse. The vapOr, pushed
up by the ascending currents Of heated
afr, attains to a great height above the
sea, where the TEN perature Ia very low
But finally, at that hour Of the afternoon
when the heat begins to decline, the accu-
mnlated vapors, no longer augmented or
sustained by heated air from the valleys
below, fall in rain. = Popular Science
MonihN.
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A CASE has Just been decided by the So.
preme Court Of Illinois, In which The law
Of negligence Is made to apply to parties
obstructing streets, the court holding that
they are responsible for accidents to life
limb or property indirectly growing onl
Of such distractions. ArollisiOh between
two teams, by which a boy received injut.
les resulting in death, having been traced
hack to The fact that II was caused by the
unlawful occupancy Of The street with a
aandhcap, the owner was mulcted in
damages to the amount Of two thousand
dollars, the Supreme Court affirming the
judgment Of the court below. This il
sound equity and common sense.
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Minor TeIearams.


San FRANCISCO, July l4.-Arrived--
The U, 8, ship Portsmouth, from Acapul-
CO,
= san FRASclsco, July 14-The editori,
al party to 60 TO Lake Tahoe Thursday
arrived in this city on Saturday.
SYRACUSE, July l4,-At the pigeon
tournament to-day, there were 90 entries
H. w. Sherman, Of Beloit, won the first
prise, 5000 o.F, Veal, Of Cleveland, won
The second, $3.50. ..
CrScENSATr, July l4e-The Creighton
saw mill in Columbia, the extreme east
ern part Of the city, was burned tonight
Loss, $S5,00G insurance, $4,000, The
fire Is supposed to have been the work Of
On incendlaIy, I-s'lp, Ht.
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Relics for the Centennial.

CHICAGO, July 14.-Dr. Yarrow, Of
Lieutenant Wheeler's exploring expedi.
tion, has arrived here from Santa Bar
bara, en- route TO Washington with sev.
eral tons Of specimens Of relics Of the
stone nge Of this coast for exhibition at
the Centennial. Mr.. schuhaker, Of the
Smithsonian Institute, has been making
equally interesting discoveries on the
Santa Barbara Islands, and will continue
DR., YatrUw's work,
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BEAVER, UTAH, July i4.-To.day the
trials Of Lee and Dame were ret for the
10Th inst. The prosecution are TO elect
which one shall be tried first; Judge
Boreman is determined to have the cases
disposed Of without any unnecessary de-
lay. Some very important witnesses for
The prosecution who, Il was thought,
could not be found are in town, and the
principal witness, Klingen Smith, will be
here tomorrow In charge Of n Marshal
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IN'a suit ngainst the Oceanic Steam
Navigation Company, brought in the
Court Of Queens Bench, London, by a
widow to recover damages ior the loss Of
her husband by the sinking Of the steamer
Atlantic on the coast 81 Nova Scotia,
in April, 1873, the company admitted
that the vessel was lost through the
negligence Of the captain, and The
Jury awarded the plaintiff verdict
Of E5,OOO, equal to $4,000. The liz
billy Of a steamship company Tor lives
lost through casualties resulting from The
negligence or incapAcity Of the cOmpnnys
EMPLOYEES Ia thus fully established; and,
az the Schiller is now proved to have
been lost through the neglect Of her cap
tain to take the customary sonhdings, II
Is TO he hoped that those who were be
teaved by that disaster will unite in max
Ing the company pay full damages. There
will he more care when there Is a cer-
tainty nhcadof having to pay roundly fOr
the want Of Il,
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TUE London Spectator says Of the revi-
valists at Eton; "Mr Moody seems to
have delivered one Of his least eccentric
addresses, very earnest, and only little
quaint, as when he told the boys that they
might never meet him again on the
shore. Of time, but that they certainly
would in place where there was no
parting, ii they acted in accordance with
the teachings of the Gospel. How much
would an average Eton boy be attracted,
We wonder, by the prospect Of never
ending intercourse with Mr.. Moody in
the eternal wOrld2
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New YoRK, July 14--Yesletday. o
we'll dressed man entered No. 4 Magtiire
street and informed the occupant, Mrs
Van Stark, that he was an inspector
After inspecting the premises he sal
down beside the old lady and talked for
some time, when suddenly sei1ing her by
the throat he chokcd her and robbed her
Of her wallet. containing $50, her watch
and speclacles.
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statement Of the In,Iinn gOIIlIniA-
-. ;, 4 alhnaE. ~ N n u /

WASHINGTON, July li.-The Commis!
sioncr Of Indian Affairs makes the fol.
lowing statement in regard to the letter Of
Prof. Marsh: Prof Marsh came TO Wash
inglOn, called OH nc and presented sam.
pie Of the supplies which he claimed came
from Red Cloud. He did not call upon
the Secretary Of the Interior, nor did hG
communicate with him by writing, lie
was presented by the Poslmaster.Genera
10 the President, and reiterated the gen.
eral and indefinite accusations. To all
these the Secretary made no rep y, Us
nothing had been presented to him
definite enough tO Justify an answer.
During the visit Of The Sioux delegation
in May last Prof. Marsh made his appear.
anCe, and after remaining several days
without calling IN the Secretary or
communicating with him, the Sec
rotary being informed that he was
present at one Of tho Indian meet.
ings, Introduced himself anil asked
the Professor 10 call at his office. The
Professor called and the Secretary re-
uucsted him to give him in writing any
GROUNDS OF CoInpluluIb Ile huu uBhlIht thu
Indian service at tie Red Cloud Agency
In order that lie might examine and IN.
vestigate them. This the Professor de.
clincd to do. The Secretary had pre-.
vionsly requested the Board Of Indian
Commissioners 10 appoint persons to IN.
vcstigate these yague and indefinite
charges. Thus matters stood until the
Board, Of which Clinton b. Fisk Is Pfesi.
dent, selected commissioners to investi.
gate Prof. Marsh's complaints. The Pro.
fessor WA notified by the Commissioners
Of Indian Affairs Of The appointment and
requested to furnish information In his
possession or any proof 10 sustain tho
charges. This statement OF facts Ia deem
ed due to Mr.. Lavine, Red Cloud Agent,
to Prof. Marsh himself and the Indian
nCItno
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CHICAGO, July i4-The Crystal Lake
stud Of trolting horses, owned by G. $.
Dale Of this city, was sold to-day. The
principal sales were as follows Stallion
Lakeland Abdallah to Clinton BabbitL Of
I}elsit, Wisconsin, for $1,000, bay1 mare
Afrp, with re&!eollA 10 Nj, Jtantef, Ol
Fall River MAbA., for 81, S,O6Oy u Ji Scott
To ], s. Runsey, Of this oily. for $4,000;
RoSina and colt, 10 y. Fargo, Of Green.
willie, Mich, for $iD50s The prices for
the other horses ln HE stud we're not
large. The total number Of sales was
HIIg
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WHEN Gov. Leslie and Coy, Harlan,
rival candidates for the Kentucky Gov
ernorship in 1871, were stnmping to-
gethcr they found at ono place only a
single bed for the two. "Well," said
Leslie, as they got comfortably under Its
comfortabIe., zone thing is Certain-Ihe
next Governor Of Kentucky Is lying in
mi. hrl
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srrpmES Gmpplrm, ofspriOg6eId, ILL.,,
got into tight place some years ngo and
vowed that II he got all right, he would
give all his property to religious objects.
lie did pull through, and carried ont his
vow in his way, which his relatives now
seek to break on the ground that lie
wasn't sane or he wouldn't have done it,
and the further ground that, rs luck hal
more to do with his prosperity than any
other influence had, the property has been
conveyed without any quid pro quo.
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NEw YoRK, July ii.-t'ifty.sever
members Of The Cornell Alumni Associa.
lion Of this city sent the following dis.
patch to the Captain Of the victorious Uni.
vetsity Crew: "Once again we send you
congratulations. May the lnurels which
YOU now wear ever be worn by those who
succede yon and brighten fnthet thar
fade hy the lapse Of time.
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t'ailure Of drain Merctnnts.

MILWAUKEE, July i4.--Messts. BELL
and Martin, grain merchants Of this city,
failed to-day, being unable to fulfill their
contracts for the delivering Of wheat 10
The amount of 100000 bushels. Another
large house could not respond 10 the calls
for margins, but II IA claimed will be
relieved from liz embafassments to.mot.
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ByTeIegraph
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
TO THE DAILY LNTELLIGENCER
THE REGATTA.

SARATOGA, June 1.-THE crews en-
teredin the University race are all In p0-
sitiOn except Dartmouth.
1927 A. M.-Westher iiue; large crowd
here; water smooth, mud Is Row in about
the same condition as for the Freshmen
race yesterday. -'-T-'---a-.-r.
1910 A. M.-ThsrG are no crews in sight
from the start the judges are placing
their boats.
l2O4-The boats have Just started,
1929 y. M.-Cornell wins the race. Al
the half mile Cornell and Howard had the
lead, but at the first mile Howard was
ahead. At the second mile Cornell
showed in the advance and won the race
Columbia second, Dartmouth third.
The official time for Cornell Is lG;5Sl
The positions oicreWR Ia officially declared
US follows, Cornell first, Columbia sec-
ond, Harvard third yarmouth fourth,
Yale nth. There was great enthusiasm
over the Cornell crew, who were mounted
on the shoulders Of their college mates
and carried back to the grand stand amid
great demonstrations.
CoRNELL's SECOND VICTORY.
ITHACA, N. Y, June l4.-The news Of
Cornell's second victory has aroused The
most intense enthusiasm here. Fire bells
and other bells are ringing, bombs Of fire
crackers exploding, guns firing and bust.
ness houses and dwellings festOoned and
bands parading the streets, Dispatches
have been sent TO The crew to come here
before dispensing to their homes.
The following Is the official time table
Cornell, 1854; Columbia, l70lti llar-
ward, l7;05i; Dartmouth, lnlOli Wes-
lyan, l7l3i; Yale, l7l43i Amherst
1891; Brown, 1881; Williams, l7;43li
lsowdoin, l7:5Oi. The time Of llami ton
and Union was not taken; they were close
behind, however. Princeton turned back
on the second mile, l'Onmey, No. 4, lay-
ing tainted he had lGlOn 0n his finger,
SINGLE sCuI,L RACE,
SARATOGA, June 1i-2:35 L, M.-The
Judges boat has jnSt left the grand stand
Tor The single scnll race.
SARATOGA, 7P. M.-rhC boats In the
single scull race have just started.
The race was won by Yale by ak
lengths
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Tue irightful consequences of going to
. tcmperance lecture are illustrated by
the fate of a Dubuque farmer, Whilehe
was away from his home he was robbed
Of Sl,S6O. II he had been at a theatre
the papers which treated Lincoln'' a'snS'
sination as punishment for attending q
play would doubtless have repeated their
warnings.
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A CURIOUS instance Of the cheapness oI
wheat and the dcarness Of proVendcr at
the sane time is given by an English
farmer in the Mark Lane Express, as hav'
in, come under his own notice. AfarmeF
,olI the wheat grown on one field for
$50 slg., but for the straw which pro-
JnceJ his wheat he obtained ECO.
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LAWRENCE, July i4.AThe Mayor pub.
fishes a card claiming that The fesponsi
biIity Of the lale riot rests with the lloal.
Ing population drawn here by the build
Ing Of The new water works. j.
4 shanty used as a boarding house by
the water works hands was burned this
morning, and two Of the seventy occu'
pants Lnirned TO death.
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ranirnnlnI EeaIaiiis

CntcAGo,July 14-The general freight
agents Of the western railroads met here
today to determine on the rate on goods
destined for the Centennial Exposition.
No definite rates were established but Il
was decided 10 make q tariff correspond.
ing to that which shall be adopted by
the Eastern roads,
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11nirltera Entertainment.

DAYTON, July 1.-THE Cleveland del.
egalion Of butchers led by Ed. Russell,
arrived here at S:45 P. n. They were re-
teived at the depot BY the butchers Of this
city, and by them escorted to the Beckel
House, where they were entertained.
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GheGHteIIt9euter.

WHAT can Hugh McCulIoch mean by
writing from London that our debt will
VIRTUALLY disappear with the present
c,n,ury2' 1.-The has any authentic news
IN batslEect, the country would be glad
ia heari il.
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DErRoir, July 14--A convention In
the interest Of the Gteenback party Il
called to meet Of Detroit, August 25th.
B. +. Butler, VIM. D. Kelly, Moses W.
Field and others are expected to address
the meeting.
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NEW OBL.lEANM


New ORLEANS, July 14.-Thc trial Of
State Auditor Clinton, charged with
nlisdemeanor in issuing warrants for
$34, 600 to George W. Benhnm on the ID
Of August, 1874, the same, being tmnu.
tllorized by the law, commenced before
the Supervisor OF tho 0flliiilal Court ibis
morning. f. ? lTWl| NtHi
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GuiIty-Ten Years InprisOh.
mHuts

CAnGdo, Jnly h.GFh jhrt IN iths
case Of Billy Welch, accused Of the MUIR
der Of James Devlin, some months ago,
brought In a verdict Of guilty With the
punishment fixed at ten years In the State
prison. A motion lot . new trial was
anInrod 4 o. ht..|
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ALBANY, July .t4.-A. Il. Dennisony a
contractor, refusing 10 produce his books
before the Canal Investigating Commit.
tee, was adjndged guilty Of contempt and
ordered into the custody Of the Sheriff
for imprisonment thirty days in the
county iail,
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TnE Bishop Of vcrdun, france, has
prohibited any further appatitions oithe
Virgin. There have been enough Of these
things, and enough il as good ms feast.
Bcsides, Il they get too common, some
Katie King exposure will follow.
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ltTrtE Rock, ARK, July 14.-slephen
A. johnson was shot by constable and
fatally wounded In Grant county yestor.
day. Johnson was attempting 10 escape.
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CAFE MAY, July 1.-THE races are
declared OF. Neither the sweepstake
nor the steam yacht race will be sailed.
Weather very hot with thick haze over
the sea and NO wind. Ir...
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WnKHBARAE, Pa, June i4.AD. c.
Sweeney, the last and boldest 81 thu
Carbondale bank robbers, haa beCn
lodged in Jail. He was captured in New
York State onSunday last.
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Resigned b. Request.

LAwRENcE, MASS, July l4.-Marshal
CONNER has resigned. The Mayor in
formed him that his failure to make u Wig
orous and manly effort to quell the recenl
riot made his resignation necessary,
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INsuRANcE.
DEABoDY INSURANCE COMPANY


wHRELtN0, ". va, April Z, 1875. !
The Chartur Of lle Fire and Marine Insurance
Compaly Of Wheeling expired April lit, 1875, and
IL uneSpred fire bhhn6hs hAA been teinsliicd hv
The Peabody Insurance Company Of Wheeling, W.
Va, a shown by tie Resolution and Certificate an.
ne1ed hereto An claims I0e Iosy o. dAmage that
may oceur after o'clock n, April lgt, 1870 under
Snfanco tnmisDy, and In lOFee, viii be adjusted
and settled BY the Peabody tns1fanee Company.
~ 20 J.N!L. RODGERS,
~ 1f, Secretary,
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tSprANApotis, Jhb i4.-Mt. +. Collier
fell from the window Of his room in the
Sherman House about 2 A. N, striking
his skull and itacturing II. Hopes are
entertained that I've will recover,
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MEMPHIS.


MEMPHIS, July l4.-Geo. c. McLinn,
who was shot three times last Sunday,
once IN the neck, one shot in The chest
and The third breaking his right arm,was
on the street to-day apparently unhurt.
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LYNcHBuRG, VA, July l4.-The rear
portion Of Ii City Hotel fell this morning
killing Mrs, A. L, Brown and negro
child, and severely iniuringsevera others.
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& LONDON July lathe Steamships
Ethiopia, France and Egypt, from New
York, and Helyeia, from Boston arrived
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There has been some fears0 from oyGr1
flow from Hoods in tho upper streams,
but tho indications at present are that
little or no damage will be done in The
Mississippi bottom, a. the water ID still
81 feet below high water mark, while
the 81. Francis, Arkansas and Write
rivers, rs well as all lakes and bnyouS,
arc al low stage.
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SPAIN.
RELIGIOUS LIBERTY.

MADRID, July Alt is asserted that
the article OF the New Constitution en-
bodying the principle Of religious liberty
will be supported In the Constitutional
Convention by vote Of twenty-tllree to
ten.
The Ilapareiat states that the diplomatic
agent Of China 10 coming TO Madrid and
The Chinese Consuls willbe appointed for
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ISRAEL LEUr2, EsQ, an old resident Of
Monroe county, o., died at his residence
in said county on the 4th inst, aged 81
years,
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ARRIVAL OF MORMoNs.

The steamship Idaho from Liverpool
landed to-day 1t Castle Garden, about
$50 MormOns under the charge o. seven
agents appointed by Brigham Young to
conduct them from Europe to Utah. OF
this number between 500 and 600 are
adults, including a number Of young
women. Niuety:six are natives Of the
British Isles while the remainder are
Scandanayians. 80
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NJ. +. Collier, The insurance man WHO
fell from window Mt the Sherman
lIouSe last III shL, has recovered concious.
neSs and has leun removed to his hotel.
No serious result IA appteliendel from
the acGldent aud lila recovery Ia merely q
question Of time. lie says that finding
the heat Oi The room too oprrlesiyu lie
arose for the purpose Of Opening the
shutters and In doing 40 fell.