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TELEGRAPHBR BRIEFS.


Yesterday was the hottest day for len
years In New York, the thermometer in.
dicahng 1922 In the shade. n
Two hundred cabinet makers in the EN-.
ploy Of Andrews 4 Co., Chicago, struck
for eight hours work, yesterday. A COM
promise is expected.
A dispatch from Berlin reports serious
disturbances at Tazen Place among the
workmen in the iron foundries OF Selesia,
In consequence OF demand for more
wages, suggested in opposition Of the new
protective duties on iron. It has been
necessary to call out the troops to enforce
order. Some property has been destroyed
" has been reported that some 81 The
Fiotors haye been killed and q large mum
ber wounded by the soldieFs, "
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Lutheran synodicaI Conference.

CoLuMBus, O., July 1O.-The Evangeli.
cal Lutheran Synodlcal Conference OF
North America, met here to-day. 1t is
composed of the English Conference Of
Missouri, synods Of Illinois, Minnesota,
Missouri, Ohio, Wisconsin and the Nor.
wegian, SYNOD; The following officers
we're chosen: President, Prof Lehman,
Columbus, o. Vice President, Prof. Law
son, Washington, Neb.; Secretary, Prof.
Frank, Columbus, O.; Chaplain, Rev.
Grceber. St: Charles, Mo. The body is
composed of 1900 ministers in the United
States and Canada. About 100 delegates
are present. The body will be in session
six days. The morning sessions are 10 be
devoted to the discussion Of theological
subjects and the afternoons TO business.
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noNoRs 70 MANLAN.
His Arrival Home.

TORONTO, July 16.-Hanlan, accnmpain.
ed by James Heastri aud D. Shaw, arrived
by steamer Chicora from Niagara, at six
o'clock last evening. He was met short
DISTANCE opt IN the lake bya large feet Of
steamers and yacAts, all Of which were
crowded with people and escorted to the
city. Tho wharVes along tho route were
densely packed with spectators, who
cheered as the Chlcora passed which Han
Ian modestly acknowledged. In the even
ing he visited the horticultural Gardens
where he was presented with an address
by Mayor Beattie, on behalf OF the citizens,
to which he briefly replied. ;t,s
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NE1GHBoRHooD NEWS.
BELLAIRs.
The Thermometer Down There Yester.
dy-Stockh0lders Ofthe BelIaire Manu-.
faeturing Company.

The Thermometer Down There Yestef.
Observation-Disclosures orIhe neIlaire MANI.
faeturing Company.
The hot weather Is about all that's talk.
ed about, and It Is too hot for anything
else to happen. The thermometer held
between the rolls and the furnaces in tie
rolling mill, where the men were stand.
iug, showed llSo. Around the furnaces Il
was 1889. In the sun it was 1902. In one
place at the @. & P. depot thermometer
marked 142S.
The cornices, window caps, etc. at the
Fourth Ward school house are taking on
a much needed coat OF paint.
Mr.. and Mrs. syl. Wetherald and Mr..
and Mrs, v. T. Morgan left for Niagara on
Wednesday.
The street cars have adopted the plan of
giving q receipt for each package entrust.
ed 70 them for delivery. This way Of
sending packages, in town as much
stretched out as Belaire, Is convenient.
Packages are not delivered of the line,
A decree ofthe court makes stoCkhold.
ers Of the Bellaire Manufacturing Com.
pany liable for the balance Of twice the
face OF their stock. Many OF our citizens
will suffer by this call for more.
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MISSISSIPPI VALLEY REGArTA,

KEoEuK, July 16.-In the final heat oil
the junior single sculls, in the Mississippi
Valley Amateur Rowing Association re.
gatta, the three contestants were George
Muchmore, Of the Farraguts, Chicago
A. W. Reasley, Of the Peorj9s, and VIM.
r. Hodes, Jr., OF the Minnesota Boat Club,
st. Paul. Beasley wont time l5.l5}
Muchmore was second; time 1876.
In the four.oared gig race, one mile and
return, the contestants were the Peoria,
Burlington and Keokuk Rowing Clubs,
The Peoria was the winner; time 14.39.
Burlington was SECOND.
Reasley, stroke-o9r of tho Reorla, and
winner Of the previous race Gunior single),
tainted just as his boat crossed the finish.
Ths crowd is estimated at 25,0O0. The
water was a little rough.
The final heat in the junior four.oared
shell race was rowed by the Peoria and
Burlington Clubs, and won by the former
in 1851.
The last race OF the day was the free to
all double spulls, between the MipnesQtas
and Sylvans. This was easily won by the
Minnesotas in l4:5S. The ShoeweCcae'
metts will row In the free for all tour-oared
shell race tomorrow.
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STEUBENVILLE.

wheeling Beer-C Cholera Infantum-Jes
ferson County's Agricultural Products
-Felsing or FelsInger.
Gazette Of Yesterday,
Wheeling swears by the beer manufac-
tured athome, and will drink nothing else
thus keeping out foreign competition, ben.
eftting themselves individually and the
city generally.
There is considerable sickness, chiefly
cholera iniantum, among the children Of
Steubenville at present, and several deaths
have occurred.
Jefferson county last year gained 1850
bushels Of corn, S,923 bushels OF oats and
q, ,508 bushels Of wheat over the wear be.
fore. Our farmers advance with the times.
1t would be great relief 10 many peo-
pie il the Wheeling papers would deter
mine whether Felsing or Felsinger Is the
name Of one OF their local oarsmen. Thew
change 1t from one to the other with al
most as much regularity as the sun rises
and sets. The man himself might be ask
ed what his correct name is, and II he
doesn't know, his mother surely will. IL he
ever had any.
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The Mortallty AInong children.

The Cincinnati Gazette makes the health
officers report of that city, showing out
ot total OF l4O deaths mortality Of sixty
three infants under one year Of age, and
twenty-nine between one and five years,
the text OF some remarks on the general
subject of infaut mortality. Large as is
this showing of infant mortality it does
not exceed the average Of other cities.
The same is going on every year, and in
larger proportion in some other cities. 1t
has been the subject OF severe comment
by journals in New York and Chicago, in
which the usual premise is thst this NOR
tality OF infants is caused by want of care,
by unwholesome air from defective sew
erage and crowded apartments, by un-
wholesome food, particularly by bad
milk, and by other preventable causes.
UnQuestionably these things have their
influence on the health OF children as on
adults but this is not all. If We can take
general view, outside OF that personal
sympathy which regards an infant life, no
matter how diseased, deformed, puny and
unpromising, as thing to be epreserved by
all possible appliances for the sake of its
parents, We shall see that many infants
die because they were begotten Of parents
who on one side or both were weakly,
diseased, exhausted, incorporate, with
constitution destroyed by vicious in
dulgence, and by recklessness of their of.
spring both before and after birth; that
many parents who are not themselves de-
baselby intemperance or vice are too feeble
in their constitution to form sound consti-
tutiOns in their children, and that through
all these, which may be called natural
cases, rs to the children, the larger pro-
portion Of tho born must die in infancy.
For the greater cause we must look be-
yond sewerage and crowded apartments
and bad milk. It is the working ofthe
law Of the survival OF the fittest.
The law is the same that runs through.
out nature. For instance, the trees put
forth abundantly in the spring, but how
small portion Of their buds and bios.
SONS bear mature fruit IN the fall. They
die and fall of all through the spring
time. Andso it is in all departments Of
organic life. By aseeming inevitable law
the early promise perishes ere 1t develops
anything more than mere beauty. A thing
OF beauty, however, Is a joy torever-a joy
to the eyes, to the heart, and TO the recol.
lection. 1t has tendency to educate,
elevate and spiritualize, and there its mis-.
sion ends.
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A Maine soldier has recently written TO
q newspaper in that State explaining the
reasons for his faith in resumption. Its
IN epitome OF the common.sense view Of
the subject. SIN 1885," he says, ~ work.
ell for the town, building a road. re-
ceived 81 50 per day, and / find by book
kept by trader, whore l bought my gro-
ccries, that l paid sic 50sper barrel for
flour, 81 % per gallon for molasses, Is
cents for sugar, and everything In proper.
tion. Well, now / get 81 y per day for
the same work, and pay 50 for -four, Is
cents Tor molasses, 10 cents for sugar, and
everything In that proportion. That d
what resumption has done for me, and
Wish it had come long ago" 7a,lN 3i5
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rhe Sllnniion nt nremphI..

MENPHls, July 16.-Tho only restrictions
against Memphis ireights now being en-:
forced are by the Memphis and Little
Rock and Mississippi Central Railway.
All other roads have revoked their quar-
autine orders. The merchants report q
rush Of business, and a general feeling ot
hopetulness to the future exists. hephy-
sicians now say young Ray will recover.
|Dr, Henning, who was reported as having
left the city, returned next day with his
family ard resumed thepractice OF his pro.
fession. No new cases have been reported
Tor o week.
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The ni;rss,1 Tr,.I

owESToN, KY, July l6.-Among the
witnesses called this morning for the de.
Tense was Mrs. Annie Wallace, the lady
TO whom Buford addressed q letter lust
before the murder. The lady strongly
sustained the theory OF the prisoners In.
sanity. After d few other witnesses had
given in their evidence, the defense
closed, with the privilege of introducing q
few other witnesses who are expected to
arrive Tomorrow, st.E 81
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An Immense PIate.GIa4s works.

JREFERsoNvILLE, ISp., July 16.-It is
quietly talked in this city that Captain
John B. Ford, tue originator Of the manu-
facture Of polished plate-Glass in America,
and now in New York City, has in view
the organization of company OF Eastern
capitalists. with capital of 5000, 900, for
the establishment OF plate-glass works at
some point in Ohio or Indiana, to be here
after selected, that will be on Q scale with
the largest works in Europe. Capt. Ford
is man OF wonderful energy, and was the
protector and builder OF the plate.glass
works at New Albany, Louisville and
JefEersonville, aud has been largely iden:
tilted with the manufacturing interests of
the three cities. It is to be hoped, In the
interests OF American manufactures, the
rumor in relation to this last project OF
Capt. Ford may prove true.
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TuE public debt has been reduced under
RsvubIican administrations s79O, O,S24,Sl9,
and the reduction in the annual interest
charge OH the LIST Of next month will
amount to sO7,9OSOl0. This brief state
meDt disposes Of one section Of the Ohio
Democratic platform.-CncinnaIi Gazette,
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WESTERN sTRIKEs.
81. LouI. ceoper. In Rerol,.

ST. LOUIS, July le.-The coopes who
struck on Monday for an increase Of two
cents per barrel on flour barrels have
established an executive committee and
Headquarters. They have applied to the
other trades unions for assistance. Yes.
terday large body INDUCED in q process.
sion IN the upper part OF the city, finally
marching to the Empire shops and carry.
Ing away their tools. This is the busy
season with the boss coopers, and they are
already feeling the effects OF the strike.
ming low. ~
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TIelreG mrTexna.

CINcINSArf, July 16.-The general pas
senger agents OF the lines running to Texas
and doing Texas business to-day entered
into an agreement, to take effect to.mor.
row, not to allow tickets to besold from st.
Louis to any point In TeHas for less than
the regular tariff rates. They also agreed
70 allow no rebates or commissions OF any
kind on passenger business
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TuE Nail Manufacturers here had a
meeting vest erday afternoon to consider a
imposition from Pittsburgh to advance the
.,ri toai9 35 rate, instead Of 81 10 as now.
4l.er discussing the situation at some
length they did not sec that an advance
WAS warranted by any demand now in
sirht, and so declined to accede to the
proposition. The feeling was that such a
rnse at this time Of year would soon be cut,
and that thus prices would simply be de-
moralized for the full trade. They decid-
ed that it was better to maintain firmly
the present rate until a demand should set
in sufficient to advance the price itself
rather than to anticipate any such demand.
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WHAT THE oRLEANIsrs INTEND TO pt

WHAT THE oRLEANlsTS 1NTEND 70 no.
LONDON, July 16.-It:s intimated that q
meeting Of the Orleans family at Geneva
Is announced to be held next Saturday.
It is intended to discuss the course TO Be
taken by them In view Of the improvement
Of their prospects in consequence split
likely to occur among the Bonapartists,
because ot the unpopularity Of Prince Je.
rome Bonaparte.
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THE HEAT.


ST. Louis, July 1G.-There was another
case OF sunstroke to-day. About lOA. NJ.
a prominent citizen, named ]. H. Gorton,
succumbed to the heat. After being car.
ried into store, he expired in half an
hour. The heat is intense.
The temperature to-day was very trying.
In the middle OF the day the mercury
stood at07o, and at 4 o'clock at 0So. Il
was not until after dark that any relief
was experienced. Four cases OF sunstroke
were treated at the Dispensary, none OF
which were fatal. Four other cases oc.
Cured in the southern portion OF the city.
Three deaths from sunstroke were record
ed with the Mortuary Clerk. The distri-
button of free ice among the deserving
poor was commenced to-day. The first OF
series OF free excursions on the river,
under the auspices Of the Fresh Air Mis-.
sion, for the benefit Of sick children, will
be given on Saturday,
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The average heat in Texas at I 4. ". Z

The average heat in Texas at A. NJ. for
the six days was 80 degrees, at 12 N. 90 de-
grces, at 3 r. NJ. 50, and at YIN. So.
At Wheeling the average att a. NJ. was
73,atl9M.02, atSP.M. oS, and at7 P. E. IS.
Thegeneral average OF thee daysinTexas
WAS SIT degrees and in Wheeling s53.
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ATexns Surprlse Pnrtr

GALVESTON, TEX, July l6.-A Nars sps.
cial from Fort Davis says; The Indians
attacked Deptscheur rencbe, three miles
east Of here, and killed Juan Josia and
the herder's wife, and drove of sixteen
horses. A party OF fourteen citizens and
a detachment OF troops are in pursuit,
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AQUATIC.


HALIFAX, July l6.-At q meeting Of the
Rowing Association last night challenge
was read from Evan Morris to Warren
Smith to row five miler race over the Pitts
burgh course for $500 a side, allowing
Smith 500 for expenses. The challenge
was declined for this season, but Morris
will be informed il he wants race similar
to that rowed at Silver Lake, and will
come here, he will be allowed 500 for ex-
penses.
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An Importane DecIsloa = ,I..,,,,,.

An Important Decision 10 Mechanics.
NEW ALBANY, 1SDp July 10.-Judee
Gresham, Of the United States District
Court Of Indiana, has promulgated a deci.
sion Of great importance 10 mechanics
Ae decides that where q contractor inr.
pishes material for the building Of a mum.
Der Of houses Of the same character % the
same material being used in each house
me contractor may take lien on each
mouse separately for the material furnish.
60, although the material may have l,een
iprniShed in bulk and in gross for than IuS
all, and does not have to prove the iSsnti. i.
cal material in each house, and speeisealIo
prove each and every article furnishei IA
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BALTIMORE AND Quo Is quoted at ia,
rsntral Ohio common SOl, preferred 40
iii West Virginia Certificates 81 bid,
Pennsylvania Central 4Ol, Cleveland and
piltsbnrgh O0s.
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wheeling and Texas in the Matter OF
Heat.

We are indebted to Mr.. ]. H. Wood
ward for the following memorandum re-
ceved from Crawford Booth, of Taylor,
williamson county, Texas, showing the
heat at that place as compored with the
record at Wheeling, as published in the
lSrELLlGExcEn from day to-day. By this
table it appears that Texas has had about
the same average range Of temperature
as Wheeling:
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TurP. ". 4 Ky. railroad officials are
now canyassing for the right Of way to
r. Repvood. lfthey can secure said right
On satisfactory terms they will commence
work on the extension at an early day.
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LANE GEORGE REGArrA.

LAKE GEORGE, July 16.-At the opening
races OF the Lake George Regatta to-day
the pair cared race ofone mile between the
German Bros, Of the Olympic Club, AL.
hany, and the Craig Bros, OF the Zephyr
Club, Detroit, was won by the former in II
minutes and 25I seconds.
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RUSSIA,
Sor TRIED YET.

LONDON, July l8.-A dispatch from st.
Petersburg denies that DR.. Welmer, the
alleged accomplice OF soloviefl, has been
tried and sentenced to suffer death. The
date for his trial has not yet been fixed,
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An Immenao Contract for ToWboats,
Barges and Wharfb0atS Seeking Bid.

An Immenao Gourmet for ToWboatsp
BarEcs and Wharfboats Seeking Bid.
ders.
New ALBANY, July l8.-Au immense
contract for the building Of sixteen tow
boats andbarges, and twolarge wharfboats
for the new St. Louis and Memphis Trans
portation Company; is now being offered
boat builders in the vicinity Of the falls Of
Ohio. The Ga.dte's correspondent is in
formed from source he deems reliable
that the probabilities are that this contract
will be awarded to New Albany builders,
whose bids are so far decidedly most ts-
yorable to the company. The contract Is
the largest ever offered in single letting
TO the boat builders on the Ohio river, and
II it comes to New Albany will give em'
ploymept 10 $50 boat builders.
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EVERY mother,inlay should recon.
mend DR.. Bulls Baby, Syrup foF hergrand.
family.
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Cleveland-C Cleveland, 10; Syracuse, |.
Observation-Disclosures g; Cincinnati, 8.
Chieago-Chicagos, s; Troy City's, 0.
Buttalo-Bostons, s; Buffalos, 8.
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Tnr corn can be heard growing these
nights. -
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CINCINNATI, July 16.-Although to. day
has been the warmest Of the season, but
four cases Of sun stroke has been reported,
and only one OF these resulted fatally.
John Krull, aged 43, an cmploye in the
safe factory, died from the heat.
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Tur Weston and Clarksburg R. r. Is to
i. finished by the lst Of September.
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AT SPRINGFIELD,

SPRlNGpIELD, Mass, July lB,-A terrible
storm this afternoon entered the Con.
necticut Valley from the northwest at
Wheatley, uprooting trees and prostrating
the crops. Happily caused no deaths so
far as known. The wind was very sud-
den. The base ball stand in Hampton
Park was blown. 10 pieces, butthe audience
gathered to see the game between the
Sprinpaclds sand New Bediords miraculous.
II escaped serious injury, though several
we're badly bruised. 7
Al East Hampton, Pomeroy's BLOCK was
unrooisd. Northampton suffered most Of
her famous elns, some Of them three teet
In diameter, 70 be torn up hy the roots,
and PROSTATE trees were scattered every
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THE COAL MINE rIErq

CESTRAIIA, Pa, July 16.-The vein Of
coal at Prevost's colliery is still burning
tlerSely, together with the dirt aud rock
but with poor prospect Of Overcoming the
flames, which gained considerable head.
way during, the night, and are now sV en-.
dlangerIng d the working Of the the Cont.
1iIsll tinenal epa AaSeidell mines, which only
ot coal thirty feet thick. Should the
workings take fire this town would be
ruined. Several valuable pumping en-. m
gines were destroyed, together with the
breaker, office and all the building 't except e
the stables, The loss Was estimaied s1'iISs tbSIs
morning at $4,000. The breaker was was
was insured with Provost L Herring. WI n
philadelphia, but to what amount is moi %
known, lust before the Gre commenced
2 car load Of miners, who were descendinc
into the pit, made a narrow essape IRON
destruction, receiving timely warninr
] from two boys who escaped tue flames,
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ol,les Nos, aS and ~ TOur'een'h street.
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FAIRMONT.

Vegetation and the weather-The Pro.
posed New Court System for Marion,
Marshall and wetxeI Counties-The
County Superintendency- let Insti.
tute'-ProG Giiehrist Capt. Jackson,
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COLUNBus, July 1O.-The second day Of
the Columbus Driving Park races opened
with the unfinished race Of yesterday,
which was won by Belle Brassfeld. Time
2:2S!.
The first race, trotting, was for the 9:so
class, purse OF $500, eleven entries. The
following started: Charley Ford, Fash.
ion, D. Monroe, Katie, Middleton, Abdal-
lah Boy, Big Soap. Summary:
hAue
Dig
ShAtIey
nS9t4e
AodGltAh ...,,.,'..,.."............... S
Second race, pacing, $500, seven entries.
The following started: Clinker, Sleepy
Tom, Rowdy Boy, Matte Hunter.
Sleepy doll:''''''''. !
RoHdS RSsgS 4fST''F".,"..,,.,,.," fST'........
Time 2iIjI, !:iSJs Elk, s:lGj[, Eli.
Sleepy Tom is blind, and made the best
time on record.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.
ruE nRlrIsH rLREr.

LONDON, July 1e.-A dispatch from Con.
stantinople says that letter from the
British fleet reports that II will arrive in
Besika Bay next week.
COMING TO OUR SHORES.
In consequence Of the business depres.
sion In Lancashire large numbers OF ope.
ratives are emigrating to America.
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AT WORCESTER.

WORCESTER, July l6.-A heavy storm OF
wind, hail, rain, thunder and lightning
visited this county this afternoon. Trees
were uprooted and crops badly damaged.
At Berlin barn owned by Madame Ru.
dersdorf was demolished, and man
named @. Henry and two horses killed.
A man named Morse was injured beyond
hope Of recovery, and two others seriously
injured.