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SPORTING SPRAY.
A Race Between Two Well Known
OaFsmen.

PrIrTBrRGH, May 22-The first local
aquatic event OF the season is booked for
Saturday, June >. when Alouzo Shatfer and
George w. Gang will give all exhibition OF
their rowing powers ior 800 side. The
preliminaries have all been arranged as
quietly as possible, and outside sporting
circles the event has not become generally
known. Both rowers are Of powerfully
build, and weigh about 10 pounds
each. They have been in training for
some weeks. The course is over the Mon
ongahela, from point at the foot OF SoIth
Nineteenth street one mile and return.
Shaiier has figured in quite number of
well contested races. He had an easy vic
tory over Lay berger, and is now considered
good match for Boil, who defeated him
in last years race. Shaitsr is looked upon,
in fact, as one of the coming oarsmen.
Gang has developed his muscular ability
very materially sincs last season. when he
suffered defeat at the hands OF Brennan
and BUgy. Shatier will be favorite in
the pools.
General.
The Cleveland Club races at Cleveland,
June 9Th 10 9th.
The Mystic Park Association, Of Boston,
offers a purse OF -, ,0Op for n trotters.
Joe Coburn, the eX champion pugilis:,
has opened a saloon on broadway, New
York.
Tie famous mare Girohe, by Leaning.
ton, out of Rattan, has arrived in England
safe.
Gilbird's Spraguc, Marie Scott, Anglin
Gertrude and the PAGER Hanging Rock are
at Charlottesville. Indiana.
black Cloud, trotting stallion, record
Pill. has been bought by NJ. V. Wagner,
of Marshall. Mich, for SS,OJd. he will be
Campaigned this season. go,
The great meeting at Louisville will be-
gin TO. morrow, and on that day the al abb
>orhirg three.year event, the Ken
tUcky Derby, will be run.
Dion Downed.
New YORK, MAY 22.-SChaeiier and Dion
played the fourteenth game Of the billiard
tournament. Score, Schaei,er, 500; Dion,
9O1.
No Fight.
New YORK. May 22.-The Mcclellan.
McCoy prize fight Is abandoned. Mrrlel-
all withdra US his for 'eIt his friends object.
ing for him to again enter the ring.
Base Ball Yesterday.
PHILADELPHIA, May 22.-AthleticS, .;
AllPghenys, |.
Nrw York, May @2.-Metropolitans, 6;
Bos,ons o.
CHICAGO, May .. .-Chicagos l. Bos
tons, 3.
ST. Lovis, May 233.-St. Louis. G. Column
bus, 3.
East SAGINAW, MIcH, May 22-To!edo Il;
Saginaw, -.
QrIxcY, LII, May 22.-Fort Waynes, 10;
Quincys, ..
BAY CI1Y, Mi,n., May .-.-Grand Rap.
ids, l.; BAY Citys, i.
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Eonnd Dead In Bed.

Special Dirpdtch 20 The ReGis'eT.
GRAFTON. W. Va, May 22.-George 4.
Parre, OF Cumberland, Nd, Associate
Judge, was found dead in bed this morn
ing at hotel in HagerstowD, Nd. His age
was Ga. Heart disease was the cause.
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AStrnnue Accident.

ST. Louis, May 22.-A Hot Springs, Ark,
special says: Geo. Johnson, son of Bradish
johnson, of New York, died at the Airing
ten House yesterday. He awoke during
the night before and got up to get drink
from pitcher, the mouth of which was
broken. The pitcher fell and severed the
fenoral artery. He was found pulseless
and speeChleSs in his blood, and although
surgical aid was promptly rendered, he
died during the day. The body will be
enlba!med and sent to New York.
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He Could Go ThroushIt.
Tho Love Iorn Lieutenant.

NEw YORK, May 22.-Giamie Betteni, the
Young Italian lieutenant who recently shot
himself on account of love affair, has so
far recovered that he was arraigned in po.
lice court to-day to answer the charge OF
having attempted TO end his life. He was
sccompanied BY his friends, the Duke OF
Castilucca and General de Cesnola. Bet
tepi said he did not know what he
was doing when he shot himself He was
held in bail to be on good behavior, which
was furnished by friends,
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A Mothers Insanity,

Yory.TowY. o.. May pa Williams
field. ohio. special 10 the News Register
saws: Mrs. l.. J. McMillie. of Loudonvlle.
Ashtabula county, while in fit Of TEN.
porary insanity, drowned her two child
rem in a well forty.five feet deep and then
rock poison herself. There is no hope for
her recovery. The children were aged
two and six years. The family had lately
moved from Garland, Warren county, Pa.
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Pig Iron Sold.

PirTsrvRUu, May 23-The l,500 tons OF
Marshall pig iron sold today brought
prices ranging from Sli to 81 and $25 per
ton. an average of four dollars per ton less
than market prices. The aggregate pro-
Ceeds were not sufficient to cover the claim
for which the sale was made. II is not
likely that the balance of the 10000 tons
held by the banks will be thrown on the
at
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CnkeBrniuCera.

PlrrsBURCH. May 22.-The coke produc'
ers OF the Conneilsyil!e region are called to
meet in this city on Friday to consider
the depression in the coke trade. This is
claimed to be greater than Immediately
after the panic and is augmented by war
between two of the largest producers, which
has run the price down to 80 cents per ton.
steps will likely be taken to limit the pro-
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Jo.b Bj,linx.He Erosa.
NEWPORT, K. l., Aug. II, lS'

NENFOEI, n IT, hu-1' ~ u
Deer Bitrg-I am here trying 10 breathe
in a.! the salt air Of the ocean, and having
been a 81 utTerer for more than year T!:a 8
refractory liver, | was induced 20 mix Hop
Bl.ers With the sea gale, and have founi
lie lincture a glorious result !
have hesu greatly helped by The B:tters,
al. d en- rot AFRAID TO say so.
Yours without struggle,
Josu BILL,NSL
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PRESBYTERIAN WORK.
Or. mclane's Case Laid Aside
Temporarily.
Renor Of The Committee on Home Mis-
sions-huch Work in the
West Undone.

S,ESToeI y. Y, May 22.-The general
assembly opened with prayer by Rev. DR..
Brauns. Of Buffalo. The Herman'Penn
church case was indefinitely postponed.
The appea' OF Dr. ". 3.cl.ane, from the
S,cubcnyi!le. Ohio, Presbytery, suspend
iag him from the ministry for heresy, was
lad aside temporarily. Rev. George ID.
Baker read the annual report OF the Board
Of Home Missions. he said there was
grcs, fed Of work beyond the Missis-
sip2i among tie Indians, Mormons,
S,mn:,h sfraking people. and along the
Northern and Southern Pscitic Railroads
and ALASKA.
The Report
recommends tie General Assembly 10 ask
from pastors and sessions OF churches 10
raise :yD - for the imperative wants OF
the toard the coming year. The receipts
last wear were 500 go. Rev. Or. Henry
kendell, Secretary Of the Board OF Home
Missions. followed in q Lengthy address,
describing the field OF labor aud work &C
cOuplished. and what now Conironts the
L0ard Tie report vas adopted. after be-
ing amended by striking out the recon.
menGstion that President Arthur and the
Secretary Of the Interior be asked 10 es-
tabISb
CIviI Government
in Alaska, and 10 grant aid 10 schools es-
tab!isbed there by the board. The pros.
pect OF tie committee on church poIity
Was made the second order for Thursday
morning. The following telegram was re-
Ceiyed
NASHVILLE, TEsS., Nay %.
To The Geaeral AIseJaLiysf he PTestyt>riHa
Church 0t SITHtCg1:
The General Assembly OF the Cumber-
land Presbyterian church send Christian
greetings, and wishes all pesce and pros
perity in the work
signed JoHS TgnzoLL.
The following a8Awer was sent:
sAE.TooA, n. v, May p.
II tie GcrscruI AsIe1sJ{y o5 the CaHbbeT!1Isd
Iy,f5g,eria- Clssrch, Eoslgit>. Tenn:
The Gene .sl Assembly Of the Presbyterian
Church, 0. the United States OF America,
responds cordially 10 your Christian greet.
ing. See End Thessslooisns IL, " and IL.
signed F.. r. HATFIELD, Moderator. .
Unfinished business and Amendments to
The tSok Of discipline were made the sec
ond order for wednesday afternoon.
oConyene at Pitt<burEh.
Pr71sErEGH. Msy 22-The General A.
sembly Of the United Presbyterian churcA
! copyenes here tomorrow evening and MI
probably Re IN session during the week
Every Pretbytfry in North hmercis will o.
reprf.entsd. Retiring Moderator Paul w'!
p.esrh The opening sermon. Tne incs
tupcr'sat queIiion TO be oonndeieh Is
"The u.e Of instruments! rsuac in "a
chur,kCs."
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Marriott Guilty.

New YORK. May 22-Jas. +. Marriott, ar.
rested on q charge of abscOndlng from Par
is with $1,000 worth OF diamonds, entrust-
cd TO Him Nv a iaweler named Kramer, to
show William Waldorf AstOr. was convict.
Ell on charge of grand larceny with rec
ommerdation to mercy. Marie PeseuX,
who accompanied Marriott to this country,
end TO whom he has been married since his
arrest. manifested deep grief when the YER
dict was announced. The case vii. be ap.
-
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Miners Strike.

Mt CARMEL, Pa, May 22.-The men at
the Mt. Carmel colliery demanded free oil
and cotton used in their mining lamps.
The operators refused and the men struck.
To furnish oil and cotton to the men free
would cost the operators about four dollars
per month for each mans supply.
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Ru.iness Failure.

YorYo,rowx. May 25-The dry goods
house OF Almon Delamater, Of this city,
Was closed 10y the sheriff to-day, on judg.
ments entered in favor "f Drlamater Co,
Of Meadville, Pa. for $1,000, the Key
stone National Rank. nf Erie. Pa, for
:, 600, and Dr. Wallace DeIamater, OF
Mcadyille, Pa, for i5uUo. Total liabilities,
5000: assets i}OOHD.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-23

L0keI, the German statesman, who II
coming to this country, was one Of the
founders Of the National Liberal party,
and has been its parliamentary leader ever
since the empire. and. In the event OF the
death Of Bismarck snd the Emperor. will
be likely 70 be taken for Premier. He 10
Of Jewish paItntage. and had his edrcs'ion
at Berlin and in EnsiaId. lie is tai! sa1
dsrk-compl,xioned and IN able pa'.ianisA'.
ary det.'sr. He is the yir.osl 'esi,f {"
the Reichstag In its prsseat s''i'nie O,
hostility 70 the desires pi the Enpsra' ga
4 Il: -s:.k.
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A Fatal Fight.

G.lvEsToS, TIN, May 22-A News
special says: Near Poolyillc, beverly
brown was shot and killed Saturday after.
noon by Bolts Cockburn. The difficulty
arose about slapping a boy, = brothcr'in.
law Of Brown, Gy COckburn some weeks
$50 Brown struck Cockburn with stick,
uhereupon the latter drew pistol and
fred. Brown died in q few moments.
Cock burn fed.
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Eep,pcky kmusemeut.

LOUISVILLE, Msy pa special to the
Courler.Journal says: In a drunken brswi
in Chicago. Marion Co., Ky, this evening.
Joseph Miles was shot twice and instantly
killed and Jss. Blair and man named
Greenwell dangerously cut.
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rpEGISTER has, by sew
! NE hn.nnmsand copies, n larger
(a,ation (ai than any newspaper
fs5iSd fSSi"Trd in the two Virslnfas
pl. rsstern Ohio. Its adNanta-
"s an advertising medium
f .hcrerore apparent.
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a Rad Place in fight.

LYECHBuRG, May 22.-Engineer Fortune
ard fireman Harris of freight train quar-
relied while the trsin was in full motisn,
and Fortune was dangerously wounded
with coal pick. The quarrel was soout a
lady. Fortune refused to have Harris ar
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Brooklyn Bridge.

NEW YoRK, MAY - The United States
friralC Ttnness" HEd steamers lsntir and
K,arsarge arrived - DAY 10 participate in
the opening OF the Erooklyn bridge.
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H.u Q wsas.S ~ vss ssssA

After she haA tested th1 skill of ail the
best doctors 10 Western FSnnsyivssis snd
ont Y.s.iyin1 any peynanent good. The
Iimbs became Affected With svsa tsniold
greater yirulencs. sot snly est,ag away
,ke I.ah. but stacking the bones b.
meath. II also affected Der head and lace,
Masking her almost hind and deal, re.
duced 10 mere Steleton, weighing but %
rounds. the dGetors pronounced her t
deaths door. Pvrubs WA then givsu Der.
as stated, and sith the result given on page
e In DR.. HsT'naB's Ills of Life" Sac
took no other medicine and IL perfectly
veil.
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A Roy'a Crime.

Kosoxo. ISp.. May 22.-Seward Seaxe-
lev, in q quarrel last night, stabbed Arthur
Summer. il is thought fatally. Both are
BOYS. neither over eighteen years Old.
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uilvnukee SaIoonkeeper

MILWAUKEE, May 22-No,ices by Mayor
Slowell TO saloonkeepers to close at mid.
night were served TO day, and nine,teuths
Of The dealers consented 10 obey, and many
expressed approval.
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Crushed TO Death.

Special Dispatch 10 the Register.
GRAFTON, W. VA, May 22-At Lacoming,
Nd, at the New Central Coal .Companys
mine, Daniel Neil. miner, was crushed TO
death by falling wall OF coal last evening.
He leaves family.
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AdOpted.

NoRRIsrowN. Pa, May 22.-The Lutheran
MiniSterium adopted the report OF the
committee in favor of erecting theological
seminary buildings in Philadelphia.
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A Bad officer.

the first day of last January. and no tax on
capital and deposit in State banks or pri-
Vate banks since the first OF last December.
ABad officer.
WASHINGTON, May 22.-The following
story is published here: "Quite recently a
prominent army officer was ordered from
Washington to joiu his regiment in the
field at his own request, as stated in Off
cial orders. The fact then came to light
that he had sold his pay accounts to no
less than three or four banking concerns
which make practice of dlscounting army
officers pay The name OF Col. A. Z.
Morrow is briefly mentioned in connection
with the above publication. He was until
ordered to join his regiment an officer up.
on Gen. Sherman's staff.
The Norfolk Navy Yard.
WASHINGTON, May 22.-The Post will
publish to morrow letter from Secretary
Chandler TO eX-Congressman DezendOrf, OF
Virginia, In reply to a communication re.
ceived from the latter calling attention to
laying assessments for political purposes
on the employees of the Norfolk Navy Yard.
The Secretary after answering the charges
concerning the alleged violations OF law,
says: The tone OF your letter which |
have made public indicates that you talk
very strong in the reformation OF the
navy yard at Norfolk. Your long familiar
ity with the yard as constant candidate
for Congress since rs, seeking special
support from voters there employed
wifi undoubtedly enable you to
make many more valuable suggestions
for the suppression OF abuses therein,
which will gladly be received and consid-
cred. That you should now for the first
time invite the attention of the Depart
ment and public to such abuses after you
have ceased to expect any personal benefit
from the management OF the yard, is a
most commendable performance OF public
duty by private citizen:
Very respectfully,
WM +. CHANDLER,
Secretary Of the Navy.
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Silk Weayers Strike.

PATTERSON, n. j., May 22.-Over hun
dred of Ashley and Barleys silk weavers
struck for an advance of ten per cent. The
strike is sanctioned by the Silkweaver's :
Friendly and Protective Society of Amer
ica
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investigation,

WAsuINGTON, May 22.-The lnVeSIIEaE!Ou
in the affairs OF the office OF Supervising
Architect Hill will begin to morrow morn
inc MIR MurCh informed Assistant Secreta-
rv New chairman of the Committee, that
he is ready to proceed. He will be assisted
in conducting the case before the commit.
tee by Mr.. ]. S. Blair of the Department OF
Justice.
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p,ob;bi,,en Convention.

TRENTON. y. J., Msy 22.-The Proh'bI.
tion State ConvsD Dtion nominated DR.. Isaac
y GUN ~, Of JeE.s! C;ty, for Governor,
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YorNG, old, and middle aged men and
women get heslth and strength By using
RIcWG's lTCp Bit:e!s.
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YOUNG WlFE'S STORY.
Beaten by Her Husband Because She
Save Him Good Advice.


NEW York, May 22.-Mrs. Mary Gibbs,
of 100 Elm street. complained at the Null
berry street police station last evening
that she had Just been attacked in Spring
street by her husband, Julian. Her clothes
were torn and she seemed in great distress,
The husband, who had followed her TO the
police station 10 try and disSuade her from
making complaint, was put under arrest:
The wife said that her husband had
scarcely drawn sober breath for two
months, since the death of his father. He
had inherited $4,000 from his fathers eS-
tate, and seemed to be trying to see now
He Could Go Through It.
On Friday ne drew 81, 600 from the bank,
and on Saturday 800 more. He spent the
money in McGlory's and other places. She
became alarmed lest he should beSgar him
self and rum his health. Meeting him in
Spring street last evening and, thinking he
was sober enough to listen TO reason, she
bsd spoken to him and tried to get him
home. but be had turned upon her and
beaten her. The wife wept as she told this
story and the husband, too, was moved to
tears, He kissed his wife and overwhelmed
her with promises ofreformation. He was,
however, locked up for the night. He is
only - years old aad his wife is younger.
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WASHINGTON, May 22.-There is no dis
guising the fact any longer that there is
reason for alarm about General Crook and
his party. Reports received show that he
had but fifty white men, 2UO Indian scouts
and fifty packers whose business it is to
take care Of the pack mules on which the
provisions are carried. That any man
should have deliberately marched into a
hostile and unknown country for the ex-
press purpose of Fighting, taking with him
only $50 fighting men, is astonishing to
even the experienced Indian fighters here.
For there are some men everywhere who
have had experience as
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A GHosTLY TABLEAU.
A Sceas Of Wretchedasss, Misery
and Death.
TAKEN FROM her INHvMAN PARENTS.
A Pittsburgh courtesan Makes an Unsuc-
eessfuI Attempt to End Her Misera.
bic and Sinful Career in this
Wicked World

CLEVELAND, May 22.-While the storm
was raging last night, the wind bowling
and the rain beating iercely against the
window panes, Miss Cstharine McCarty
was dying in the rear OF No. IL Berg street.
The room in which she lay is in the rear OF
a rickety two.story frame structure, and
one story below the level OF the sidewalk
1t is rather large room, oblone in shape.
The walls and ceilings are begrimed to
piichy blackness. Large patches Of plaster
have fallen here and there, leaving the
laths exposed. Such rays Of sunshine as
ever snisred The loQm must
Stragglc Thr0ugh Hreak1
in the glass. A small cook stove Uttered
with utensils stands in one end Of the
room. In the opposite corner is q bed in
which lay Miss McCary, sick since last
night, apparently dying too. a spu,ter.
ing coal oil lamp cast sicsly glare about
the room. |, stood on table covered with
unwsshcd dishes. opposite, on the door,
lay the dead body o. Mrs. McCarty. Il
was partially Coyrrei with an old quilt
The face was exposed, and the heavy.
bloated features stoC ont with
CHASTITY DistiuetnesA
Three middle-aged women sat around, APP
parently watching the dead body during
the night The sudden death Of Mrs. Nc
Carly was reported tn Officers Schneider
and Schneariine about II o'clock last night,
and the coroner will be notified this morn
ing. Mrs. McCarty's husband. Lawrence.
died two weeks ago. Her sister is Mrs.
Mullan. whose son JOHN is sawaitinga hear.
ing IN the Court Of Common Pleas on Il
charge of attempted robbery. Il was
rather CHASTITY tshleau in the Berg street
tenement last night, taken az a whole.
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Inhuninn pnrcnis.

ErArpo,Ks, PA. May 22.-This morning
the daughter OF the Isehrs was taken 20 the
West Penn Hospital 10y Humane Agent
Dean. II will be remembered that her IA.
ther. who runs saloon and shoe shop,
forced her 10 sleep in a filthy cow stable.
while family cur was provided with q gilt
edged kennel. The Humane Society pro.
poses to prosecute the inhumAn parents
and the sill more inhuman brother for eK.
treme cruelty TO the young woman, who 10
pronounced Ivy her ncighbors to be OF un-
sound mind. Squire Lewis will give
further hearing in the case against tho
brother Charles, who 10 said to be dude.
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A Petted Woman

of that character rlives-surrcunded bv lux.
urics. Such was the entrance into the life
Of the demi monde by Cal. McQuiston.
Since that time quarter OF q century has
rolled by and with this came many changes
to this once leader OF fast society. Step by
step has she passed on her downward
course, and TO day she lives in little rick.
ETY. plsce on Penn avenue, near Twelfth
street, hardly a iitting abode for human
being. Her life ot sin has torn from her
nearly all OF
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A Courtrsnu's Morrow.

PITTSBURGH, May p, 22,-Twenty.fyo years
ago there entered upon the lie Of cour.
tesan in this city woman somewhat re-
markable for her beauty. She was we'll
built woman OF medium height and her
entrance into such life created inrorc
among the frequenters Of places OF sin.
Her life from that moment was one OF un-
interrupted jolty so far asa courtessn's
can be. She was courted by men OF all
kind", who lavished money and prcscnts,
on her, that they might be the accepted
one in her favor, and she lived as many
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Mr. Ingersoll resumed his address to the
ipry in the Star route case this morning.
Apparent inconsistencies in Rerdelrs de-
scription of Dorsey's letter appealing TO
Rerdel to be faithful to him were point
ed out and commented upon. He declared
Rerdells testimony was proof In ltseIi;
but Dorsey never wrote such letter, and
that the Albemarle Hotel interview was
fabrication.
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Marriage Ceremony.

Thursday was the day fixed for the we'd
ding, and the bride, pale and wan from her
long sickness, was propped up with pillows
on her deathbed while the marriage cere-
mony was performed. Only few of the
neal est and dearest friends of the contract
ing parties were present. The bride an
swered the questions of the clergyman in
faint whispers. Tears stood in the eyes OF
all present, and the groom was completely
heartbroken. YESTERDAY afternoon at 2:3o
o'clock all that was mortal of the bride
was borne from the residence of her par
euts, No. 10 Bridge street. She was 2i
wears Of age.
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Answers Were Refused.

II was further stated that Judge krum
had since acknowledged to Sheriff Mason,
whose legal advisor, Judge krum, Jr., is,
that no one was cUgnizant of his sons
whereabouts. 4 few days ago the Probate
Court issued citation on the estate OF.
Chas. W. Ford, of which Chester Krum is
administrator. He had failed to make
report in July, 11S2. He has also failed to
REPORT in the estate of Daniel W. Bell, of
which he IS also administrator. Under
these circumstances Mr.. krum's disappear
ance if it may be so called, causes much
comment. He is one OF the best known
lawyers in ST. Louis, and prominent Re-
6liroD