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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-24
FLUSHING, OHIO.

FLUSHING, O., June 23.-By an arrange
ment with the c., 7. V. & w. railroad, the
REGISTER is put on sale here at 0 A. NJ.
This makes it the popular daily here. The
REGISTER has nineteen regular subscribers
here, besides which a number of extra
copies are sold each day.
Mrs. David Conrow, who had a limb
broken by a fall, some months ago, fell
again yesterday, injuring herself severely.
II is thought that her fall will not result
seriously.
Considerable contention exists here as to
where the new NJ. +. parsonage shall be
built. There are objections from some AS
to locating it on the lot purchased of Will
son, some claiming they will not pay their
subscription if built on the above lot
F. H. Watson and wife, Of Indiana, are
visiting here, the guests of Smith Hirst,
ESQ.
Miss Flora Grimes is at Hopedale, at
tending Commencement at the Normal
College.
]. H. Branson, Esq, is at home, this
week.
Miss Matte Kelley will teach the prima.
~ department of the Morristown school
the coming year.
At the festival, tomorrow night, it is
proposed that envelopes be drawn. con-
tanning in some way a lady's name, or
some means of designating to whom the
envelope belongs, and the gentleman will
be required to treat the lady to refresh
ments. This is anovelty.
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BELLAIRE.

The Water Works Trustees held meet
ing last night.
The delegates to the Congressional Con-
vention all got home yesterday evening
and we're in excellent spirits over the AL
journment of the Convention.
Phillip Bradley has sold his two corner
lots on Belmont and Thirty-sixth streets.
John Chrysty, formerly OF Bellairs, but now
Of Wheeling, is the purchaser, at $500
The lots are l20 feet deep by SO feet front.
Most of our school teachers have left town
for the summer vacation.
The passenger cars on the b. d s. w. r.
r. are being repaired aud reprinted and
also having the name of the cars changed
to the B., T. & C. r. r.
The fourth quarterly meeting for the year
will be held in the First NJ. L. church To-.
day and Sunday. Preaching this evening
at 1880 P. N, followed by meeting of quar-
terly conference.
Yesterday evening as Mrs. Lewis of the
Second ward was coming out of Stahls Ii
Quor store, with child in her arms, she
woman was taken to her home and cared
tor by a physician. The child was not
hurt, During the excitement some tramp
who thought he would take advantage Of
the mishap, sneaked into Stahrs and stole
an umbrella. He was promptly hustled OIL
TO the city prison.
John Nj. Eberle, OF Williamsburg, Monroe
county, who has the contract for building
the soldiers monument in this city, started
10 New York, Tuesday. to make arrange
ments for the bronze work on the monu'
ment. He will stop in Washington City
and enter the list for the contract to make
the statue of Garfield, which is to be placed
in the old Congressional Hall by the State
Of Ohio.
Mrs. George Fl. Muth is home from trip
through southern Kansas
The extension of the Bellaire and South
western does not seem to be in shape.
President Mooney states that he has been
offered So cents on the dollar net for 81, 200,
900 of bonds on the road, but that he re-
fused TO accept, because he thought it too
low. The bonds of the road ought to be
worth AZ least 80 cents on the dollar. He
wants the stockholders to pay up money
enough to pay the estimates of the con-
tractors, and keep the work running until
July LIST. He feels confident of being able
to place the bonds by that time.
Bellaire is the dullest place in the coun.
try this week. All interest has been cen.
tered in the st. Clairsville Convention and
nothing new going on.
The coming boat race between He'll and
Manly is attracting considerable attention
in sporting circles.
A game Of base ball between the 0hios of
this city and Bethany club is looked for
to-day.
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ST. yINCENT's HIGH SCHOOL.
Another Immense Audience and Inter
esting Performance

The sixth annual commencement OF the
st. Vincents High School, in charge of Pro-
fessor c. o. Burg. was given lasi night The
Convent Hall, for the fourth time this
week, was fairly packed, and in spite of the
intensely warm weather the immense audi.
dience was sufficiently interested TO sit
through the following programme:
ECce SaceruOS.. he CliSS
Opening Chorus, with school orchestra ac-
compartment.
Address of Welcome.
Dialogue-F Gaus, John Burg, A; Loecher' H.
Selection: DeNille, q. HoelSche, +. Winger-
Ter, Paul Carol, Jos. Burg, l.. Renner,
+. kuglen.
Diaiogue"A. Wingerter, w. Carroll, Ed. tus,
+. Heller, j. Manly, l., Gaus, L. Wilhelm,
f. Sahn:
Selection-Jos. OHare, J. Nicholson, A. Win
gerter, +. Woeber, +, Gaus;
Dialogue. Hoffmnn, j. Wickham
Music-Violin Duett........1he school Orchestra
Dialogue.........C. Aul, Emil Gaus, j. Hohna
Solo and Chorus."..."..""..Ed.B Burg and Class
Selection-.... ........"..........M. Kennedy
me CiaSS
Farce, in German Languaee--L; Renner, F.
Gaus, Z. Loecber, l. KreSS, +. Woeber.
Ed. Gaus, q. Yahn.
Music-Violin Trio.........-....-.School Orchestra
Chorus, with orchestral accompaniment,
"The Office Seekers"-.F. Kuglen, ]. DeVille,
G.Yahn, Paul Carroll, A. Reynolds, T. Flynn,
". Reilly, p. Loecher, j. Heller, f, kreSS, J,
Sullivan, j. O'Hare, +. Wingerter, u.
HoelSche, j. Handlan, l.. Renner, +. Woeber,
Jos. Burg, l.. Hoftmaun, l.. Wilhelm, +.
Matthew.
HOtces
lie Deum ..... mo IldHS
Distribution of Premiums and Honors by the
Right Rev. Bishop Kahn, ID. ID.
The young gentlemep acquitted them
selves handsomely and deserve all the
credit we can give them. This perform.
ance, we believe, closes up the Catholic en-
tertainments this season.
After the distribution the gold medal
was awarded to Frank Kuglen for excel
lence of conduct and progress in Studies
A silver medal, presented by Rev. J. A.
Tracy, was awarded to Fred Woeber. A
second silver medal, which was presented
by Mrs. Burg, to be given to the boy most
punctual in attendance at Mass during the
week. was awarded to James Manly. The
last two medals were drawn by lot, as the
number deserving was so great as to pre-
clude judgment At the end Bishop kain
addressed the pupils and parents, congra;-
ulating them and concluded by his usual
suggestions of practical worth and bearing
On the whole Prof. Burg may we'll he
proud OF his pupils, whose success last
evening so pleasantly crowned his efforts
made in their behalf during the past school
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BRIDGEPORT.

Andy and Charles Heinlein are home for
the summer, from the Ohio State Univer-
sity, at Columbus.
The First NJ E. Sunday-school will give
grand picnic at Browns Island, next
Tuesday. They will go on the steamer
Telegram, which leaves Bogg's Landing at
6:3OA. N. The fare is cheap and everybody
is invited.
The report that persons outside OF the
school would be charged extra is untrue.
All are alike and charged alike, Let All sc.
A serious accident occurred at the
Wheeling coal mines yesterday morning
about IL o'clock. A large soap stone fell
and caught two men, who were standing
about fifteen feet apart. One of the men,
John Ellslicker, was crushed so badly that
he died in cou pie hours after being e1tri.
Gated from his position. Fred: Horning,
the other unfortunate, had his foot Sc
verely mashed. DR.. Wagner was speedily
called and rendered what aid was possible.
John D. Heinlein is home from an extern
sive business through West virginia.
Mrs. Dr. Rowles went TO Cadiz yesterday
to spend few days.
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WESTON.
The Railroad Accident-PoIiticalP Points
Circuit Court.
Special TO the Register.

Special TO the Register.
WESTON, W. Va, June 23.-The terrible
accident on the CIarksburg and Weston
Railroad. last Friday morning, has been the
all absorbing topic since that time. Vari-
Gus opinions and conjectures have been
assigned as to the cause of the train leaving
the track, and many erroneous rumors
have been put in circulation by
parties claiming that the trouble
lay in the management of the road. Per.
sons who visited the scene OF the wreck
say that the track has been carefully and
critically examined by railroad experts of
long experience, and they all pronounced
it in frst-class condition. More than this,
many of the passengers who were on the
train, and among the latter, Mr.. Charles
O'Hara, steward of the State Insane
Asylum, say the train was run
ming very slow at the time of the
accident. Those candid people who have
investigated the circumstances in all their
bearings, are ready TO vindiCate the man
agement of the road, and pronounce the
accident one of those unavoidable occur
renceS that seem ever ready to drop down
upon unsuspecting man. The parties in
lureu are progressing nnely, anu IL Is
thought all are now out of danger and will
recover.
Since my last letter the claims of Hon. A.
A. Lewis for the Sen atorial nomination are
being freely discussed. 1t will be remem.
bered that Mr.. Lewis was candidate before
the last convention, and was only defeated
by few votes, and his defeat then was
solely attributable to the rule Of rotation
which had been adopted or claimed by the
different counties in the district. Under
the rule of rotation, Upshur county was
entitled to and received the last nomina-
ton. Mr.. Lewis has host of friends in
the district who will press his nomination
this year with an earnestness that should
win.
Circuit Court is now in session. The
Grand Jury sat three days and found but
four indictments. The court has the su-
preme satisfaction this warm weather Of in
vestieating about $50 cases, the number on
the docket.
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SUNDAY SERVICES.
where wersbipper. Can be Aceommo-
dated. Tomorrow,


Services in the United Presbyterian
vices in the evening until further notice.
Sabbath School at2P.M,
There will be preaching in the First
English Lutheran Church tomorrow at
lO:3OA NJ and 4 80 P. N. by the pastor,
Rev. E. H. Dornblaser.' All seats free and
strangers are welcome. Sunday Jchool at
2P.A,
Church, Rev. w. II. Cooke, pastor, at 1880
A. X. and 1880 p. NJ All are welcome.
There will be preaching at the Disciple
Church tomorrow at II A. NJ. and 80 p.
NJ. by the pastor, W. B. Thompson.
The Saturday Evening Union s. s.
teachers meeting will not have lesson
this week as next Sunday is review day.
Services st st. Matthews church at 1880
A. N. and 1880 P. NJ.
First Presbyterian Church, the pastor
Rev. ID. A. Cunningham ID. D., will preach
at 1890 A. NJ. and 1880 IN.
The following has been arranged as the
programme for the review of the second
Quarter of the Sunday school lessons, on
Mark, chapters vi to tx, inclusive. At the
Fourth Street NJ. Z. church the following
schools will be reviewed by W. B. Thomson
and Judge o. Johnson: The United
HreSDyteTlaU, rlTSt DdptlSt
and Reformed Episcopal.
At the English Lutheran church W. A.
List and Rev J. B. Mullford will conduct
the review; also for the Zane Street NJ. E.
and First Presbyterian mission schools.
Rev. Geo. Z. Hite and Col. Robert White
will be at the German Methodist church to
meet the Second Presbyterian, Disciples
and Chapline Street NJ. E. schools.
The schools in the Eighth ward will meet
at the Third Presbyterian church, with
Rev. Griffiiths andJ. W. Cowden, to con.
duct the review.
the Island and North Wheeling schools
will carry on their review in their respec.
tive places of meeting. The exercises will
open promptly at o'clock and continue
for three. quarters of an hour.
Rev. J. b. milford will preach tomorrow
morning and evening in the First Baptist
church. At 1890 A. NJ. on The False and
the True" being the tenth study in the
gospel by Matthew. At P. N. sabbath
school session. At 1902. VI. the eleventh
sermon of the course on the Sacred Noun
tains-theme, Mount Olivet, or the Mount
of the Ascension" Young peoples meet
ing on Monday evening at 1880. The clos
ing lecture by the pastor on Piigrim's
Progress-theme, The Land of Beulah and
the Celestial City," Every one Is welcome
to all services.
Fourth Street NJ Church, prayer meet
ing at o'clock A. ". Sunday; preaching at
1880 A, NJ. and 7:30 P. NJ. by the pastor, Rev.
c. P. Masdon. Young peoples meeting
Monday at 7:30 P. NJ.
There will be no services in tie Reformed
Episcopal church tomorrow. The quar-
terly review will be conducted IN the Sun
day school at 2 P. NJ.
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NOTICE OF DRAWING
-OF-
Buckeye Glass Company Bonds

Notice Is hereby given, pursuant 20 the re-
ouirements OF the mortgage of the Buckeye
Glass Company works AT Martins berry,
ohio,) TO Allied Caldwell, dated the Nth day Of
\. ptemler, lssC, AMI rrconied among the
public land records oi BE mont county. ohla,
in record OF mortgages, vol. ~ nj page ~
ct seQ. 81, Ia secure THREE hundrri bonds ~ sail
company for the sum OF 500 zach, num'rr-i
from one Ia three hundred, inclusive, that %
saiutdny, June 10, 1870, twept, ~ safi bud,
were selected by LOT, by COMMITTEES compo-j
IN I'm said mortgage requird, Tor payment
and redemption by said Company, On July !,
lhA2. TIE numbers Of SSH twenty bcoi, ARE
ms follows: Eight ~, twenty eight 90. sixty
three 1881, sixty.eight tGsD, eiyhty-thrce lsh,
eighty mine (S). ninety -six lSil, one hutfrei
and thirty seven (lS7,, one hundncd AMI shy.
nine tIhall. one hundred and seventy ll'0l. one
hundred and stvent y-four 40. one hundtct
and seventy xix (i7D, enc hundred and eighty
dx (lst), two hundred and one con, two hun.
dred and twelve (2i0. two hundred and sihtasa
(2i6), two hundred and forty eight t!isl tSo
hundred and fifty -onc (l,l). two huDdrei ana
eighty (asO), and two hundred and ninety
The laid twenty bonds viii be paid BY said
Company nj the Bank Of the Ohio Valley. 10
the city Of Wheeling, West Virginia, on the
Isi day OF July. 49,, together with the iniere..
then due sihercon, and Interest uptu- W.
twenty h,hdH shall cease from that day. ant
the Interest warrants or coupons thereto At
tach.d, which shall not have tben becon.
due, will be null and void.
ALFRED Caldwell
JUNE 10, lss2. ieln
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STATE sCRIBBLERs.
Prepa rations for the Press Association
Meeting

On next Tuesday week the West Virginia
State Press Association will hold its annual
meeting in this city. The event is anticI-
pated by the members of the fraternity as
being of importance and interest. At its
last session here, the association was very
handsomely treated by the citizegs OF
Wheeling, and the members returned to
their homes with the impression that
Wheeling is good city and fine place to
visit II was deemed by the members OF
the local press that some fitting reception
should be this time rendered the State
pencil puShers, and to secure that end a
meeting was held, yesterday afternoon, at
the Mcclure House.
The city journals were we'll represented
aud the meeting organized by selecting
Lewis Baker, of the REGISTER, President,
md Geo. H. Stull, of the Newsletter, Secre
tary. The ways and means of conducting
the reception and entertainmentwere fully
discussed and the following committees
were appointed:
Finance-MeSsrs. c. c. Johnson, Austin
Beach and Sohn +. Baker.
Entertainment and Arrangements-One
from each paper, as follows: RsGIsTES,
Harry T. Black; InteiigeHcer, John E. Day (;
Leader, John K. Dunlap; NelrS- Letter. K.
Robertson; Journal, \. J. Halstead; JolIsbIGt,
Chris. Liedl; Zeihmg, Louis Colmar, Jr.
On Reception-Jonn Frew, l.. F. Tnoma,
George Cozad, Will. s. Faris and Geo. IL.
Stull
The meeting was then adjourned until
Tuesday next
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PURELY PERSONAL.
Movements Of Prominent Persons-In
diyidual Mention.

. Congressman kenna will return TO Wash
ington, ID. c., to-day.
Rev. Alfred Harris and son Park, OF West
Chester, Pa, are in the city.
Mrs. Martha Kennedy, mother of Mrs.
NJ. w. Miller, died yesterday afternoon.
The REGISTER is bee oming very popular
here since the early edition has beed issued.
We get it here by 1890 A. NJ.
Major Sweeney left this morning on the
B. & U. en- route to Berkeley springs, where
he will probably spend the summer.
Hon. James NJ Dalzell came down to this
city last night, took supper with a friend
on the Island and left for home at ILLS
2. NJ.
Judge James H. Ferguson, OF Kanawha
arrived in the city yesterday, and to-day
will make his argument in the Robinson
case, before the Supreme Court.
Prof. Cuttings, the talented pianist, will
leave to-day. His home is in Pittsburgh,
where are such fine MUSICIANS as Prof,
Billings and genial Jack Irwin.
DR.. I. B. Camden, of your city, attended
a meeting of the directors of the w. Il c..
railroad here, last night. His many friends
were glad to see his smiling countenance
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BRAKEMAN KILLED.
Sudden and Horrible Death on the
Pwiky, Yesterday.

Yesterday morning. William Smith, of
Steubenyiile, middle brakeman on the p,
c. 4 ST. l.. Road, met his death at Windsor
Station, about mile and half north of
Short Creek The local freight, under
Capt. Joseph Purcell, from the west, was
coming down the road and the engine
whistled down brakes for Short Creek
Smith Sprang to the brake wheel and was
engaged in throwing the rubber on when
he lost his balance and fell upon the track
between the cars. Some four or five cars
passed over him, killing him almost in.
Stantly and horribly mutilating the body.
The jar, as the wheels passed over him,
was distinctly felt and gave notice to the
rear brakeman of the terrible accident.
The train was stopped and the remains
taken up and, the up train passing at the
time, were sent to his former home in
Sleubenyille.
Smith was about % years of age, married
and the father of three children. He was
a sober and industrious man and his loss
will be deeply felt.
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neaths on the Railroad.

CINCINNATI, June 2S.-John Clark, yard
man at the Marietta and Cincinnati yards,
was caught between the bumpers while
switching cars yesterday afternoon and
fatally crushed. He was taken TO his home,
No. 20 Carr street, in the patrol wagon and
attended by DR.. Decourcy. Clark is "a
years Of age.
The coroner's verdict in the case OF Dam
iel Welsh was death from accidental in
iuries while at work on the G. @. & /. G.
Railroad. Nobody to blame.
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Fourth OF yaIy.

There will be a grand family picnic at
Seibert's Garden on the Fourth of July
The proprietor, Fl. c. Seibert, is making ex-
tensive preparations and an enjoyable time
is anticipated. One thousand persons can
be accommodated and shelteredif it should
happen 10 rain. Meals furnished to all de-
string them. Arrangements are made 50
that the best order will be enforced. Good
music will be in attendance.
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Coal Miners Killed.

STEuBESvILLE,0., June 23,-Harry Smith,
a brakeman on the p, ". & Ky. Railroad,
near Short Creek station this morning, fell
under the wheels and was instantly killed,
his body being terribly mutilated. Smith
was formerly from Pittsburg but has lived
in this city about six months He was mar.
ried and about % years of age.
Jacob Withers, a coal miner at Market
street shaft, was killed this morning by q
heavy fall OF slate.
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sr. LOUIS, June pa special from
Springfield, No, reports that Mrs. Henriet-
ia Randall, aged SO, wife of James r. RAN
dali, a machinist in the employ Of the
San Francisco Railroad Company, commit
ted suicide by hanging herself to a small
apple tree in the back yard of her house.
Her two children were asleep in bed and her
husband absent at the time. The suicide
was caused by mental ABORTION, Mrs. Ran
dali having lost the power to speak above
a whisper some time ago, since when she
has been much troubled with nervousness.
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Supreme Court OF Appeals

The following cases were disposed of yes
terday:
Board OF Education of st. George District
Of Tucker county, VS.. Ward Parsons, ct al.
Writ Of error allowed in two cases. Bond
in each $50.
Board Of Education of Licking District of
Tucker county, vs.. Ward Parsons, ct al.
Writ Of error allowed. Bond $50.
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Ireland.

LONDON, June GA company compris'
ing Irish noblemen and large land owners,
has been formed as purely commercial
speculation, for the purpose of defeating
the influence of the Land League and sup
plementing the work Of the Property De-
fence Association and Emergency Commit
tee. Capitalists are invited 10 take shares
of the company, which will take possession
of the eyicted lands and work them to the
greatest public advantage.
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Haunted Me-.

A workman says: "Debt, poverty, and
suffering bauted me for years, caused by
q sick family and large bills for doctoring,
which did no good. / was completely dis
couraged, until one year ago, by the advice
of my pastor, procured Flop Bitters and
commenced their use, and in one month
we were all well, and none Of Us have been
sick since; and want to say to all poor
men, you can keep your family well q year
with Hop Bitters for less than one doctors
visit will cost"-CRriStidn Advocate
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Four Men Lynehed.

DALLAS, Ten, June 23.-Dispatches have
just reached this place, stating that four
cowboys were found dead, this morning, at
Elm Bottom, near Plat Point, two were
hanging from the limb of tree and two
lying on the ground riddled with bullets.
No doubt they were lynched for stealing
cattle.
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Mbselins Resiates
SATURDAY. JUNE "a, IsS9.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE,
Index 10 New advertisements.

X. OF l.. Funeral Notice.
Notice-ChriSt kalbitzer.
Concert and Commencement-Seguin Col
legiate Institute.
Bisque ware-Kirk's Art Store.
Grocers' Supplies-Edward Reid.
Tinware-G. W. JohnSon'S Sons.
White Mountain FreeZers - Nesbitt &
Bro.
Elegant and Cheap Shoes. T. Stone.
Magnificent Marble Mantels-B. Fisher
& Son.
Groceries at Strike Prices-J. H. Diehl &
Co.
sportsmen's Headquarters-I. G. Dillon.
Wanted-CoOk.
Most Popular Ice Cream Parlors-Thos.
+. Heyman.
This Afternoon or Evening-Monarch
Billiard PsrlorS.
Short and to the POint-C. Kraus 4 Bro.
Silyerware-Miller & Franzheim.
Feather. Weight Underwear-D. Gundling
& Co
The Best-Tidal Wave Saloon.
To Builders and ContractOrs-Beltz &
Fading.
The Esthetic in Neckwear-T. c. Moffat
q 4 Co.
Buggies and Phaetons-J. w. Terrell.
Excelsior Baking Powder-R. II. List
Satin Gloss Flour-Neill & Ellingham.
Furniture and Carpets-G. Mendel & Co.
Best Cooking StOveS-B. r. Caldwell
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TRYING and Testing.

All persons wishing to test the merits Of
a great remedy-one that will positively
cure Consumption, Coughs, Colds, Asthma,
Bronchitis, or any affection of the threat
and lungs-are requested to call at Logan
& Co.'S drug store and get a 10 cent trial
bottle of DIR. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, which will show you what a
regular dollar sized bottle will do.
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burned TO Death.

CINCINNATI, June 23.-At a fire, early this
morning, in Front street, in tenement
house, a child three years old, daughter Of
a colored woman named Goings, was burned
to death. The child was asleep in room
while its mother was down stairs in a
sale IN. When the alarm was sounded she
tried to reach the third story to rescue the
child, but was too late. Loss to the build
ing by the fire. slight