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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-30
THE NEWS
OF the Day in Plthy Paragraphs.


Father Beck, General OF the Jesuits,
is lying dangerously i'll at Rome.
The Mayor OF Syracuse yesterday
bounced four police commissioners.
The large cotton warehouse in Dutton
street, Liverpool, was burned yesterday.
A despatch from Berlin says the EN-
press has returned to the capitol in i'm
proved health.
The New York Democratic State Con-
yention will be held at Albany on Sep
tember Z.
The United States steamer Tallapoosa
sailed from New York for Washington,
yesterday.
The steamer Brittanic, which arrived
at New York, yesterday, brought ST.
2l2,0O0 in gold.
The national bank notes received at
the Treasury for redemption yesterday,
amounted to $l4S,0OO.
The authorities OF Hamburg, Prussia,
have refused to allow Henrici, J Jew, to
address q public meeting.
At the urgent request OF the inhabi-
tants of Susa, Algeria, the French have
decided to occupy that town.
The Roman authorities have dissolved
the meetings at F orence and Frezinone
to protest against the law of guarantees.
The bullion drawn from the Bank OF
England yesterday for shipment to
America amounted to E5S 900.
The Liverpool newspapers state that
a prayer for Garfield was almost univer-
sal in the churches there on Sunday.
A despatch from Berlin says: DR.
Korum has received a bull appointing
him Bishop OF Treves. DR.. Korum is
now staying at Martin with Bismarck.
The Empress Of Germany, on her con.
valescence, published letter through
Bismarck thanking the people for their
manifestations of sympathy during ber
illness.
The small attendance at the weekly
meeting of the Land Lsagne in Cork has
caused much comment. 1t is attributed
10 the fact that the land act has afforded
the farmers much satisfaction.
From later reports received it seems
that the recent earthquake at Tchesme,
Asia Minor, and on the Island OF Chios,
was more violent than that OF last April,
and that the inhabitants ale in despair.
The bark Western Sea, containing the
cargo which Gardner, Fuller and Capt.
Mosher are charged with running off
with, arrived at Boston, yesterday after.
noon. The cargo is reported in good
condition.
A despatch from Geneva reports that
a huge mass OF rock and earth has fallen
from the mountain side at Sonlviax,
canton OF Grisons, and blocked up the
course OF the river label, an sftluent OF
the Rhine, converting the valley into a
lake.
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JAMES VISIT TO NEW YORK.

The Rumor That IL Was to Invite Gem
eral Arthur to Washington Flatly De-
MED.
NEW YORK, August 29.-Postmaster
General James paid a hurried visit to
this city Saturday evening and almost
as quickly returned to his post OF duty
at Washington. Various rumors were
afioat as to the immediate cause OF bis
visit, the main belief being that on be-
half of the other members OF the Cabinet
James had been sent with personal
rsaussk shst ksthnE sheald proceed N
Washington and be prepared for any
emergency that might arise in
consequence of the fully anticipated
death of the President. Col. Bliss, who
wss present at the interview which took
place between James and Vice Presi-
dent Arthur, said to reporter this al
ternoon: James had an object in CON-
ing on Saturday afternoon, and lido not
deny that it was on public business, but
do say the newspapers are all Oh the
track in regard 70 his mission. OF course
the condition of the President was talked
OF, but his presence had no connection
with Gen. Arthur going to Washington
either to see the President or
to assume the duties of his Office
as has been before intimated. General
Arthur takes his own counsel in regard
to this delicate matter and l know full
we'll that he will not visit Washington
for any such purpose, unless asked to do
80 by the President. What transpired
in that interview which took place be-
tween James and General Arthur is not
for the public to know through me.
With this statement you must excuse
me-"
"Did you know OF Postmaster James
intention of coming to New York before
he arrived?"
"WeIl, I suppose dId, and it was not
q surprise to General Arthur"
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FOREIGN.
THE TROUBLE BETWEEN BISMARCK
AND THE VATICAN.
Riaz Pasha Bouncing the Egyptian Minis
ters-fierce Fires Ia AIgeria-The
Roman Church Attacked
by Paul Bert-RaiI-
way Fatality.
AUSTRIAN CROPS FOR SHIPPING.
PRUSSIA.
Bismarck and the Vatican.

Bismarck and the Vatican.
BERLIN, August Gas DR.. Korum,
the new Bishop of Treves, is staying
with Bismarck it is expected many reso-
lutions will be come to on questions
which will materially affect the future
relations of the church and State. The
most important point to be discussed Is
g 70 vhether the government viz IN.
sist on Dr.. Kofunn taking ID cath bind.
ing him to observe the laws of state, or
will it be content with exacting from
him promise to do all in his power to
avoid collision in the future. 1t may
be stated as a fact that the Vatican has
q resolution to profit to the utmost by
the favorable opportunity for obtaining
the long promised revision OF many laws
and for settling as far as possible all the
differences between Prussia and the Vat
lean by concord This wish OF the Vat.
ican has not until now met with the
consent OF Bismarck, who at present
seems only inclined TO make some con.
cessions in order to restore regular SER
vices in the numerous parishes which
have remained long time without pas
tors, but he is now more willing to
change the principles he has hitherto
gone on in regard to the Vatican. 1t is
therefore likely that much time
will elapse before real and complete
understanding between the church and
State will be made. AS Herr Won
schloser was formerly attached to the
German legation at Rome, he has been
thought fit to negotiate with Curia.
Field Marshal Baron Masateicfel,
stakeholder OF Alsace Lorraine, has done
his utmost to effect lasting peace be-
tween the church and State in order to
gain for himself the assistance OF the
Roman clergy in his administration.
The King of Saxony is said to have used
his influence to facilitate the arrange.
ment, and it is hoped that with this
unanimity definite arrangements will
soon be made.
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At Ogdensburg. N. Y.-Loss $40. 1000.
OaDENsBURa. y. Y, Aug. 29.-The
State Street Baptist Church was burned
this morning. Loss 1900.
At Beaver, Pa
PrrrsBuRaa August ga fire at
Beaver Falls this morning about 2 o'clock
resulted in entirely destroying Mellon
& Sons Touring mill and the partial de.
struction OF the Beaver Falls cutlery
works. A considerable portion OF the
tresile work OF the Pittsburgh and Lake
Erie Railroad was also burned, and will
cause an interruption OF travel for a
couple of days. Loss on Mellon & Sons
mill ia about SIC. 900, on which there is
an insurance of $4,000. Neither the
loss nor insurance on the cutlery works
can be told at present, but will be very
large.
Later intelligence from the Beaver
Falls fire says: Melon & Sons -four mill,
the Pittsburgh hinge works aud the
Beaver Fall steel works, we're entirely
consumed. The flames were first dis
covered in the -four mill which was a
frame building and spread rapidly on
account Of the prevailing dry weather.
The total loss on buildings and stock
will reach sl40, 900; fully covered by in
surance. The origin of the FIRE is not
known.
At Leadville, o. Loss $40, 900.
YOUNGSTOWN, O., August 29.-The
hosting house and number of cars at
the Leadville coal company's shaft were
burned Saturday. Loss $4,000; fully
insured.
At Cairo-Loss $4,000.
CAIRo, August 29.-The distillery OF
Schultz & Morlock was burned here this
morning. Loss about s., 900; no insur-
ance. Supposed to have caught FIRE
from sparks from passing locomotive.
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EN9LAN D,
Tribute Paid Garfield by the Bishop of
Tennessee.

Tribute Paid Garfield by the Bishop Of
Tennessee.
LONDON, August 29.--The Bishop Of
Tennessee, preaching at Salford on Sun.
day, referred to the spirit abroad in the
world to put down all authority. The
dying President was q Christian who
before the world dared to take sin by
the throat. He was man who might
be killed, but not seduced from the
right.
The Blaokman- Thomas sculling Match.
LONDON, August 29.--The sculling
match between Thos. Biackman and
Harry Thomas for E400, from Pultney
to Mort Lake, was won by Blackmhn
easily. Time, 25 minutes and 35 seconds.
Land League Convention.
LONDON, August 29.-The Land
League Convention, to which delegates
from each branch OF the League in Great
Britain were invited, and for which
great preparations have been made,
opened at Newcastle to-day. About
two hundred delegates were present.
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THE DEVOTED WIFE.
How shs Took the News That the Presi-
dent Must Die.

NEW YoRK, August CAS- hope re-
turns more is learned in detail OF the
terrible anxiety Of last Friday. 1t sp-
pears that the surgeons, after the alarm
ing symptoms of the morning, decided
1t was useless to continue the struggle,
and two OF their number we're selected
to wait upon Mrs. Garield and inform
her that medical science could do no
more, that she must prepare for the
worst. The intervieS N"ich occurred
between these surgeons and Mrs. Gar
field will, if reports are true, be regarded
as one o! the most dramatic incidents in
this extraordinary case Capt Henry
Marshall, Of this district, q friend Of the
Preeid mt and his family, ssys: Mrs.
Garfield heard he news and smothering
her euUIioR, arose and said:
Gentlemen, you shall not give him
up. He is not going to die He is going
TO live. Ifeel, know il Go back to
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James l. PelIo,rs, Esq.
SIR:-I have been using your medi-
cine for over year now and with the
best effects, / have used IL bottles OF the
Hypophosphites, and it has made new
man OF me. l have been ailing over six
wears with q number OF diseases, but
lung difficulty was the most prominent.
l have been under the care OF great
many doctors, and have taken quantit-
les OF medicine without any apparent
benefit, but appeared to be still growing
worse and weaker until accidentally
came across one Of your circulars, and
was constrained to try your medicine,
and found its effects were almost mag
ical upon me, and / was surprise TO
myself and friends, having gained %
rapidly in flesh. ,gs.E.
] remain respectfully,
LAwRxscE Dok1N,
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EGYPT.
Ministerial Troubles.

LONDON, August ga dispatch from
Alexandria says: Riaz Pasha has dis
missed the Minister OF Public Works.
The dismissal OF the Minister OF Foreign
Affairs is expected daily. The new
Minister OF War, who is unpopular with
the troops, is expected to attempt their
disbandment. It is believed the visit
OF Sir Louis Malet to Constantinople is
to arrange for q joint occupation Of
Egypt by England, France and Turkey,
pending the disbandment OF the troops.
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at noon, DR.. Reyburn said: "Since the
Presidents condition became 30 low we
have examined bis lungs carefully every
day and have always found them
healthy. The report that pus cavities
have formed there is entirely without
foundation" DR.. Boynton, on being
questioned with regard to the same sub.
ject, said: "I made an examination OF
the Presidents lungs myself last even
ing and found them all right. There are
no new complications whatever in the
Presidents case and no unfavorable
features which are not already known.
He continues to do we'll" 'tE
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Successful Artesian Well Boring.

YASKroS, August 29.-At the depth oil
four hundred and sixty feet, the Yank.
ton artesian well borers struck flowing
water In lime formation, which flows
one hundred and fifty gallons per minute
throueh a six inch pipe. In the same
pipe the water was carried fifty feet
above the surface of the ground. This
is the first well in Dokota and as it is q
success another will probably be bored
here Immediately. The we'll company
will lay pipes to supply the city with
arteSiark Hater. :. = = ssgz.ss-z- - ss.s
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RAILROAD BONDS In the railroad bond
market, Rome, Watertown and 0gdens.
bury 6rsts advanced to 81 from 81. R,-
chester and Pittsburgh incomes TO IA
from IL, Denver and Rio Grsnde first
consols to ll3 from 10, Ohio Central
firsts to 100 from 97!, Iron Mountain
tives to 81 from SO, Lehigh and Wilkes.
barre consols TO liz from ll0i, and
Chesapeake and Ohio frsts. series B., 10
S5i from S4i.
STATE SkCURITIEs-Dull.
SrocKs-The market opened strong
and to = per cent higher, with G., G.,
&. K l., Louisville and Nashville, Mis-
souri Pacific, Nashville and Chattanoo-
"a, Texas Pacific, and Wabash Pacific
preferred prominent in the improve
ment. In early dealings there was q
further rise OF ! TO per cent, follos-d
by q reaction OF ! to per cent, but To.
wards noon the market became stron..
and an advance took place ranging from
! to q per cent. from the lowest hgur's
OF the morning, Denver and Rio Grand-.
Texas Pacific. Reading, Western Union.
Kansas and Texas, the Granger stocks.
and Wabash Pacific preferred leading
the upward movement. During tho
afternoon speculation was dull, but gen
orally frm, until near the close, when .
slight reaction took place, and final sales
were at fraction OF decline from the
highest point OF the day.
Tr,,aa otto 2nl n1n sh area
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n ew 7 Yogk.

Nxu YoRr, August 29.-Cotton-Ir-
regular at 12i9l3c. Flour-Firm; re-
ceipts 5000 barrels; exports 755 bar.
rels: supertipe State and western $ 40
66l 10: common TO good extra e8 10
G6 so; good 10 choice f8 4Os7 IS; white
wheat extra 81 COOS co. fancy do. ~ 30
7 5O@7 rs; extra Ohio s. 1907 30; St.
Louis s6 25(9S 90; Minnesots patent
process So 75(a8 70. Wheat-N9lf
higher but clcsei weak; receilt'
ass. 900 busl els; exports 3l8.000 bush
ella: unqraded spring 81 24(Sl %; No. 2
Chicago 81 SO; upgraded winter red
81 46al AZ; No. 3 do 81 4l@l ~; No.
2 do 81 45(al 45i; steamer do 81 Al;
No. / red 81 Al; ungradef white 81 S
GI "a: No | do 81 4249l 43; No. 2
red seller August, sales 4S0, 900 bushels.
at 81 4iI(Gl 45i, closing at 81 453: sel'
Ter September, sales 424, 600 bushels, at
81 45iCa,l 46i, closing at 81 45i; seller
October, sales 1,4i0, 600 bushels, At u a.
al 4Si; seller November, sales 3O,OOO
bushels, at 81 50tSl Sit; closing at
81 50i; seller December. sales 5000
bushels, at 81 52t(Sl IS, closing st 81 624;
No. | white seller September, sales
80 900 bushels, at 81 43i. Com-Dull; ;
receipts lOs, 600 bushels; exports 5000
bushels; ungraded licJ No. 3 ESQ
csc: steamer 70c; No. 2 70i@7l!c; No.
2 white 7sS79c; ungraded white ESQ
77Ic; No. 2 seller August 7l@7ltc; eel.
Ter September 7lt97ici, closing At ut; {;
seller October 73I(974c, closing st 73tc;
seller November 75IS76lc, closing. at
76c. Oats--Quiet and steady; receipts
So 600 bushels; exports 5000 bushels; |;
western mixed 4O9h3c; white western
4S(S5Oc. Hsy-Steady with . lar de.
nsnd at 5Os55c. Cofee-Quiet ana
unchanged. sugar-Quiet and stssdy;
fair to good refining 7tS7te: Aolasses
Quiet and unchanged. kice[Sseady
and moderately acti.e. PctroseomE
Quiet and steady; United SStc crude
StIS7,c; refined Tie. 'Tallow.firm q
SS7tc Rosin-Strong at g i2f0z H3.
Tnrnsutine-Easier ut 49c. Egys-West.
arm fresh firm n 10c. fork-StronRer;
new mes SIs e2i0ls rs. Bea-Weak;
Cat Heats-Quief snd nominal; ioag
eIesr oic; short clear l0ic Lard-HtehA
md arone; prime steam Sli Hs4u ..
Battsr-Qaiet and slsady - l19e0c.
Cheeee-bull and unssttled at 70lo3e.
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Embezzler Captured.

CHICAGO, Aug. 29.-This morning de.
tectives Simmonds and Laughlin ar.
rested A. j. Schade, who has been want.
ed at Pittsburg since January last for the
embezzlement OF $4,000. Schade was
taken from his boarding house in Chi
cago avenue while yet in bed. He was
twenty.eight years old. The crime was
committed against the Third National
Bank OF Pittsburgh, of which he was
teller and confidential secretary. He
was thoroughly trusted by the managers
of the bank.
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your post and leave IL not till every
remedy is exhausted-until death itself
has set his seal upon him, for l will not
believe that he 10 dying. Go back and
do what you csn-you cannot do more
but don't give up. lam his wife and
I say that we will not give up until the
end itself is upon US" =,
Mrs. Garfield has never surrendered
more than a moment or two at time
to her grief, and then she has retired to
her room and after brief absence has
returned to her post Of duty at the Pres
dents bedside.
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FRANCE.
The Catholic Religion Attacked.

The Catholic Religion Attacked.
PARIS, August 29.-Paul Bert's lecture
on Educational Topics" was violent
attack on the Catholic religion and its
system of execution. The presence OF
Gambetta on such an occasion is con-
sidered significant, particularly as after
the lecture he lauded Bert as one who
not only had antecedents, but future.
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DRY GOODS.
II ew York.

Nzw YORK, August 29.-Dry Goods
Jobbing trade in dry goods continues
active, and Wholesale clothiers doing
very satisfactory business. Cotton goods
in moderate demand and firm. Prints
fairly active, and dress ginghsms selling
freely. Dress goods in moderate de-
mand. Woolens quiet for steady foreign
goods, and fairly active.
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ITALY.
Railway Train Wrecked.

NICE, Aug. % A railway train bound
for this place was thrown from the track
between Frejers and Agsy by malicious
removal OF rails. An engine and four
goods wagons fell upon the rocks on the
seashore. The engine driver and stoker
were killed and nine persons injured,i i'm
clrding two ladies'
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ALGERIA.
Terribls Confiagratiops.

PARIS, August "a correspondent
says a number OF fires are reported in
Algeria. All the country around Phil.
lipoille to the extent Of sixty square Kill.
ometres are one vast conflagration. Sto.
ra, the port Of Phillippeville, has been
destroyed. A forest Of cork trees Is
ablaze, and the flames are being famed
by violent winds. It is hardly possible
for the garrison and population TO effect
anything IN the way OF subduing the
fires owing to the heat 1t is feared the
6re originated with the Arabs.
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IRELAND,

Emergency Men at Boyoott's House.
DUBLIN, August "a large force Of
emergency men have arrived at Boy.
colts house, Lough Mask, to aid in
gathering the crops.
Brennan to be JuRged Again.
DUBLIN, August 29.-Thonas Bren-
nan, late secretary OF the Land League,
has received formal notice from the
Irish Executive that he is remanded to
Killmainham Jail for further period Of
three months.
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Rroka Jail.

PHILADxIPsIA, Pa, August 2s.-ste-
phen Coleman and Fspk Murray, two
desperadoes, succeeded in getting out ot
Jail to day through a hole in the roof.
They made for the lake, but being dis
covered were hotly pursued by the oth-
GERS. They jumped into the water, but
decided to surrender rather than run
the risk Of being shot.
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AUSTRIA.
Surplus Crops for Export

Surplus Crops for Export
vienna, August 29.-The annual corn
and seed fair opened here to day. The
committees report the estimates Of the
Austrian surplus for export at 500, 900
quintals Of wheat, 2,000, 900 quintals OF
rye, 100000 quIntals Of barley, and
10000 quintals OF oats.
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Report at IL A. ID.

ExEcUrIvE MANSION, August 29, II
M.-At the morning dressing Of the
Presidents wound the psrotid swelling
was found to have diminished sensibly
in size since yesterday morning. There
had been q plentiful discharge Of pus
during the night from the three open
ings. Another yellow spot was diseoy-
cred on the side of the face this morn
ing, which when pricked permitted q
free discharge Of pus from another pus
pocket. The wound in his body was
found to be doing we'll. 1t still con-
tiDues to discharge freely. The chsrsc-
ter of the pus discharged has not
changed materially since yesterday, but
it is thicker and healthier in character
than few DAYS since. While dressing
and cleansing the wound this morning
the cleansing cstheter entered to the
depth of fully twelve inches.
Favorable at P. n.
Executive MANSION, P. N.-The
Presidents condition continues as tayor.
able as when last reported upon. Mrs.
Garfield was met q few moments since
in one of the corridors, and when asked
how the President was now, replied
pleasantly Everything is going along
nicely"
Everything Moving Nicely st Midnight.
WASHINGTON, August 29.-Eyerything
about the White House is quiet at this
hour, midnight. There has been no
change since 10 o'clock. The Jennings
apr arstus was kept working until about
that hour, the President having COM
planned Of the excessive heat. His
temperature is now reported to have
decreased and his pulsstion is down to
l0S. Drs. Bliss and Woodward are on
watch to night. ...
The Latest.
WAsHISeroN, August 50, 2 A. M.-The
reports from the sick room up to this
hour have nothing unfavorsble in their
character. The physicians are sleeping
as much as usual, and the President
seems TO be getting better rest also.
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BWIIZ 8RLAND.
Sympathy for the President.

BERNIE, August 2S.-The President OF
the Swiss confederation. in receiving
United States Minister Cramer, express
ed the sorrow and anger Of Switzerland
at the act which brought President Gar
field to the brink OF the tomb, and an
earnest hope for bis recovery.
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WOOL.
Phfladelphta.

PHILADELPHIA, August %. Wool
In improved demand; supply being re-
duced; Ohio, Pennsylvania and West
Virginia Xxx and above 42(943c; x 4l9
42c; medium 45fd48c; coarse 36(937c;
New York, Michigan, Indiana and
Western fine 3S940c; medium 44(945c;
coarse 38936ic; washed combing and
delaine 4O94sc; unwashed do. 35(S38c;
pulled 35La38c,
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Baee Ball.

BUFFALO, August 29.-Bufalos s,
Clevelands 3.
Providence, August 29.-Providences,
II; Worcester, o.
PHILADELPHIA, August 29.-Athletics,
10; Baltimores, 2.
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Ohio State Fair.

CoLUnBUs. ONO, August 29.-Ths
State fair commenced to-day, with Q
large exhibition In all the departments
The show OF cattle, swine and agricultur.
aI implements is particularly dns.
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Deserving articles are always appreci::
sted. The exceptional cleanliness oil
Psrker's Hair Balsam makes 1t popular
Gray hairs are impossible with ifs oc-
caaiQnal pseA -s.. - -.
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Another OH Can Victim.

CLISroS, ILIl, August 29.-By the
explosion Of large can oi gasoline, Mrs.
James, living near Clinton, was burned
to death. Her husband was fatally in
jured. She went into the CELLAR where
the fluid was with lamp, which caused
the explosion.