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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-13

Are you disturbed at night and broken OF
your rest by n sick child suffering and crying
with the eXcruciating pain ofcutting teeth
II so 20 at once and get bottle OF MRS WIN.
SLOWS SOOTHING sYHUP. II will relieve
the poor little sufferer immcdiatcly-lcpcnd
upon IL there Il no mistake about IL. There ~
not mother on earth who has ever used II,
who will not tell you nj once that IL Will
regulate tho bowels and give rest To tho
mother, and relief and health To tho child, op-
Grating like magic. IL Is perfectly saiO To use
IN all cases, ana pleasant TO the taste, and a.
the prescription OF one of the Oldest and best
female physicians In the Unitod statos. Sold
everywhere. 20 cents n bottle.
mavl-M.w w,s&w
DRs. LoaAY AND mccoy. having n bnishcd their
course of lectures at the opera house, have
taken rooms at the City hotel, where ito sick
may consult them The doctors treat all forms
OF chronic diseases, whether medical or sntRi.
cal.
Medical DfscdseS.-Dyspepsin diseases OF
the kidneys, heart and lungs, rhcuma Ism,
neuralgia, paralysis OF any part of the body,
catarrh, scrofula, wasting OF the body, or ex.
cesslvc accumulation of the flesh all dis.
eases peculiar to men and women asthma,
tape worms and parasites OF every dCscrip.
tion that iniest the human stomach and
bowels, pleurisy. chorm, tiaand chronic
constipation.
ourUtcut DisedscS.-UlCernteu or YhfIcOsO
veins on tho limbs, hemorrhoides, throat dis.
eases, squint, hare lip cleft palate. club foot,
hernia, bow legs, contracted knee joints,
aueurism, removal OF dead bones, polypus,
tumors OF any part of the body, hip joint dis
ease. stone I'm the bladder, cancer of the lip,
breast or any portion of the body, tortcolIs
or wry neck.
All important operations performed under
Surgeon Listers celebrated hntiseptIC
Spray" and under anmSthcsia, This rnethod
insures the well doing of all severe wounds,
and the patient against even the slightest
pain.
Hump back, or doiormitiGs OF the back bone
treated and cured without cutting or incon-
venlencc TO the sufferer. Fits OF every de
| scriptiOn CURED. Special invitation Is extend
| ci to consumptiycs to visit the doctor,
parlors. Tho ravages OF this disease they
| arrest II they SEQ IL I'm time Their asthma
| euro IL without rival. They have certain
| anl sure cure for Catarrh. Acute rheumatism
| cured I'm from q to Is hours, suD-acutc and
| chronic rheumatism in n cOrrespondngly
| short time. All diseases peculiar to the sexes
| II specially. TapC worm removed IN two Ia
| five hours and without pain. Tho first appIi'
| cant so afflicted cured free of charge.
| The doctors devote tho forenoon OF eac
Thursday to surgical operations. Those Sut.
| Jering from surgical diseases tCW please cal
upon The Doctors OF me forenoon Of eaol
| Thursday. o20.s&MtiC
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"a Mlln MnrhcIer tn nn Ilnnccn

HALrFAN, n. C., Nov. l3.-lIowel
Byrd. colored, convicted Of the murder o.
his wife, has been sentoncal to b. hanged
on December 18th
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p.AcHExs' INSTITUTES.

Evening Prosramme-Opera House.
TUESDAY, nov. l3-Frank Beard. Chalk
Talks, ""Tnc Mission OF the Humorous"
WEDNESDAY, NOV. H-Robert Collyer
subject "from Anvil to Pulpit"
THURSDAY, NOV. l5-.Dio Lewis. subject :
Our Girls
FRIDAY, SON. l6-Niss Helen Potter, I'm
her Unique Imperaonations
RESERVED TICKETS. iOc GALLERY,
"5o. COUESE TICKETS, si 30.
Chart tor deserved Seats viii open at . Il
III, on MONDAY, NOV. L., at FOnDcrsmith's
Book store. ......
Doors open T.3'. Lecture ats. nl0Gtd
! 4 TAKE Tut lead, BUC CDrl FROM
l. none, and all Judges DO admit | scll the best
80 Havana Cigar in the city at
| HNiErN ANS YELLOW IRON ! CIGAR
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MoRWsTowN, N. j., Nov 13.-Ad
miral j. b. Creighton, Of the L. s. navy,
died here at noon to, day of heart trouble
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2-IiIg ThIcyna-2

D,-prp.ll uud debility arc two big thieves /;
tuuy creep IN and steal our health ana COM
,Ort before we know IL, Let rs put stop 10
their inyag.Ons with I bottle OF RUriCck "Ood
RRIsrs. to bc bad at any drug storc tCr sale
by II. B CCChunn, druggist ~ ant !39 Norih
Queen street.
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4 KepIoyin SuIt.

The Penn G!obo gaslight company
brought suit of repeviu against John
Hampe, u former omployc, to recover
barrels, property Of tho company which
he had declined TO give up when discharged
from tho company's service. When the
sheriff served tho writ Hampo promptly
surrendered the goods to Davis Kitch,
agent OF the company here.
New Trial sked ToT.
W. Il. Wilson, csq counsel for Jacob
Gangway, the boy train wrecker, convicted
at the last court, hes obtained rule for
a now trial, to be argued in December.
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Largo IufniDA.

James Martin, of SmoketOwn, Upper
L,accck township, has raised three turnips
which weigh 2ti pounds, Smoketown
ahead.
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stocks steady.
Philadelphia " ErlU Z. z. ,.,...,,..., ...... lT1
Reading Railroad observation-disclosures, q ~
Pennsylvania Railroad ld..............,....,.. bsiS
l.ohigh valley Railroad. ...,...s....... ..,.. 20
Uniled Comulnics OF SowJev.gy .......... 1851
Northern PaCiflc..........,......... ......... 2aL
Northern Pacific PrGieTTg i,..,........ Ga4.
Northern Central Railroad .......... .,.. 81
LenigG Navigation COMPANY y.............. 4G}.
SorriBtoNn Railroad ............ ...... ..... 40
Centnl transportation GDWpln".. 80. 3S
iitSO'g, FitusyiNe y Bdttl0 y, H.. ..... IL
Lttlp 2aHuvjhNl REironI ..... ...... -. N3l,
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NruriGM Is nEkrmY aLykN rnAr Ap.

~ pllcltion will be made 10 the Court OF
Common Pleas OF Lancaster county on Mon
DAY November 10, 1888 Mt ten O'Clock a. m, tor
the Incorporation OF tho Rothsyille Cornet
Rnud, h' object OF which Is the promotion OF
music j. III ~ BROWN,
81 + solicitor.
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WANrED.-h wOMhN TO 10 THE
w cooking, ironing and other housowork
OF "A small family good references required,
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" / reoulriltY be OUhou, Or. BcnSon's Ceirry
ant ChdmomHe Piiis il thcy cost 81 pW
Thcy cured D.s Of neuralgia, Of . VedrS stand
.ny." Joseph snyder, PaNions. Pa. 80 cts.
MN hLN. n. lrm yglats.
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Only aTpcaruuce here this season OF the por
ular VOung comedian
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Nrnrlor TO TIE srooKnoLnHns or

n THE NJ HNNEKCIIOR IIAII AASVUTA
TlON. The board OF directors OF tho Nam
nerChor Hail association having resolved,
with the consent OF the stock holders, TO IN
ere lse the capital stock ofthc corporation from
$1,000 To $4,000, tho increase TO Dc made by
the issue OF 100 shares OF stock NJ the par value
of s. each. the stockholders OF the said cor,
poration are hereby notified that meeting ol
stockholders VIII be held Tor the purpose OF
considering such increase OF capital at tie
office OF the corporation on North Prince
street. on MONDAY, the Goth day OF NONEM'
BER, 1883, 1T o'clock y. IN.
HENRY GERHART.
sept27stoaw President.
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Dr. 3unsnn's san cure ~ without peer
II consists ot both external and internal treat
mon' and co.'s only q N"r package, at drug
,iafa
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-13

-roma atrHng0 that any ono wll surtor
.O.n tho many dCgangumentS brought on by
.lu impure condition OF the blood, when SEQ.
WILLIS SSARSArARllLAA AND DSTILLIkGIA,
ur BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP viii restore
perfect health 10 tho physical organization. 1t
: inGced u Strengthening syrup, pheasant to
Ike, ald has proven itself 10 be the best
BLOOD PUBlFIER ever discovered, utiCrt-
uplly curing SCrOiuiu, Syphlittc disorders,
W"aEnrss NJ the Kidneys, Erysiprlas, Mala.
.Ia; all nervous disorders and debility, bill.
irus complaints and ali diseases indicating an
impure condition OF the Blood, Liver, Kid
luys, stomach, skin, etc. It COrrcCts indi
.",tiOn. 4 single bottle will prove TO you its
llcrits IT. % health remover, tor II ACTS IIK
4 CHARM, especially when the complaint Ia
Of an exhaustive nature, having tendency "a
lessen the natural yigor OF Lhe brain and ner
vOus systom.
4nEN's PAIN PANACEA curos a pain In
m8n and beast For use externally And inter
nully.
RED HOEsE POWDERS cure al di3easu,
a. horse, cattle, sheep, hOgs, poultry and nj
Live 0lOCa. 4 POSITINECUkE, uuay4-.
For sale Al II, b. CocHruu's drug Store l3
Nuu'H Queen rirnU
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Es- wCnty four beautiful COlor- oi tho Dia-
mont Dyes. for snk, Wool, Cotton, SC, 10 cts.
each. A ChilA can uso with perfect success.
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FOR email PoN expose Darbys rrophylactic
Fluid In tho room nui sponge OIL the patient
with Il.
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IrOR rem T--DESIttaBLE UNfuR.
i nishCd rooms with or without board, in
a central and desirable location. Inquire at
tniS office. MS ~
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NEW ADyERTIsEMENTs rs.

fI'BE VERDICT STILL, STANDS THAT
the best cent Havana Cigars In the city
In TO be had at
HARTMhN's YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
STORE
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NEW 1DvERTISEMEHTs.

X.vANrED -siN GOOD rAINTERs. Ir-
II. No. - NORTH PRINCE ST,
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Ior Lame Blck, 500 or Cncst use SHI
IOH'S POROUS PLASTER. Price, p cent
9l.a hy II. Il. Cochran, lS7aud l39 North Queen
,rD't, Lancaster. tcblioodu
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4nER's PAIN PANACEA curos pain in
uln and boast. For use externally nnd inter
nully.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-13

VOUCAS SABwAYsrINDTH LARGEST,
l. best and most complete assortment OF
Euchro, Poker and Casino cards to select
from at
HkRTMAl!'s YELLOW FgONT CHAR
GTpRr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-05
ST. MARYS INSTITUTE.
Educational Matters In PlessautS
County.
Special 10 the Register

SPeciHl to the Register.
ST. MARYs, PLEAsANTS Co., w, Va, Sen
tember 4.-The Peasants County Teachers
Institute was in session here the week be-
ginning Augusta The County Supt, E.
1. Fleming, presided.
The Instructor. Prof. W. II. Anderson,
OF your city, was present all the time, and
! am pleased to say, increased the regard
with which he is held by the teachers of
Peasants county. He was the instructor
last year, and came back this year by the
unanimous wish of the teachers.
The programme as laid out by the State
superintendent was faithfully followed.
Some OF the teachers were rather back
ward in expressing their views on the diff
terent subjects, but as a whole the insti-
tute may be said to have been successful
only requires 40 TO supply the schools Of
the county.
Two examinations were held the follow
ing week. which were pretty fully attended.
l.. c. Brock has been appointed as prln-
cipal of the school here, with w. ). SAroer
ss assistant The teacher for the primary
room has not yet been appointed.
Resolutions were adopted at the Institute
favoring free text books, the purchase OF
necessary apparatus, the planting OF trees
on school grounds, a uniform course OF
study, the West Virginia School Journal,
fixing teachers salaries by the trustees,
making twenty days school month, anu
holding examinations Institute week and
opposing compulsory Institute attendance
as a prer, Quisite TO examination, olank K
No. 25 and the teachers being compelled TO
take the enumeration. il. q. BROCK,
Secretary.
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Tn. Iottevy QuesIioa.

Wasnrssror, September 4.-ln the case
of the managers OF the New Orleans Lot
terry Company against the Postmaster Gen
.ral. an action for 10000 damages 10 issu,
ing an order 10 prevent the delivery oi
letters addressed 70 them, etc, the Post
master to-day filed, by Solicitor General
second. that he is not guilty under sections
3g20 and 4Oil Of the revised siatutes; third,
that on November 18th, 1879, Key, the then
Postmaster General, after hearing evidences
Was satisfied the plaintiff was conducting
a scheme for obtaining money through the
mails BY means Of false and fraudulent
pretenses, and forbade the payment oi
postal orders 70 them By the postnestsf .,
hon revoked. The Postmaster General
admits he has enforced this order. but says
be wss not actusted by malice 70 inIufe
the plaintiff.
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FIRE RECORD.

MINNEAPOLIS. September 4-The Mani
tohs railway bridge over the Missouri river,
is ON fire, a strong wind is blowing and the
prospects are that the whole structure will
be consumed.
The hotel where President Willard and
guests were banquetted yesterday afternoon
was partially destroyed by FIRE. Loss not
ascertained.
MINNEAPOLIS, September AT O'Clock
this afternoon the railroad bridge across
the Mississippi river at this point used by
the Manitoba and \. r. railroads, caught
Ere from sparks from q passing engine. A
strong wind was blowing at the time. Be-
fore the flames were checked two centre
spsrs were completely destroyed and felI
into the river. Loss about $50 900. 1t will
be some time before the damage is re-
paired.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-05
THE GLASS LOCKOUT.
Pntsburg Window Manufacturer
Meet and Talk

PITTsBURG, September "A regular meet.
ing OF the Pittsburg Association of the
Western Window Glass Manufacturers As.
soclation was held yesterday at the Office
OF VIM: McCully X Co., on Wood street.
Mark NJ. Watson, president OF the associa.
uon, presided. The matters under discus.
sion were limited almost entirely TO the
status OF the wage reduction question, but
no action was taken, the manufacturers
saying they have p9ee .ta, deh6i. one. b,
them. after the meeting, admitted that the
manufacturers stocked up" before the
shut down commencing July /. but says
the Western manufacturers did likewise,
and are prepared ia hold out as long as
those OF Pittsburg.
Mr.. Thomas Wightman said no action
was taken. Referring 10 the hollow ware
blowers he said a conference will be held
in the near future, when the reduction OF
thlrty-three per cent in wages offered them
will be considered. Stocks are large in
this line, continued Mr.. Wightman, and
We are not anxious to start up" Return.
ing 10 the window glass reduction, he said
the manufacturers will only meet the
workInen, il the latter request it and are
willing 10 accept the reduction. As the
workmen say they will only meet their
employers TO have last years scale
it is very likely that the confer.
enCe set for the twentieth inst. will not
take place.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-05
rhe Pole Nuisance.

WASHINGTON, August ALL the leading
telegraph CON panies whose lines enter TINS
CITY, including the Western Union, Amerl'
can Rapid and Baltimore and Ohio, have
recently made application to the District
Commissioners for leave to erect new lines
of poles or reset old lines in various parts
of he citv The applications have all been
denied upon the ground that poles and
wires disfigure the streets and interfere
with the growing of trees. The request Of
the Western Union company, which was
referred to Captain Greene, was returned
with the following endorsement Not
recommended. In place of setting new and
larger poles, this trunk line should be
placed under ground without delay.
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only requires 40 TO supply the scht
Gov. Knott's inauguration.

LOUISVILLE, September 3.-Teu thousand
people witnessed the inauguration OF Hon.
J. Proctor Knott as Governor OF Kentucky
at Frankfort to day. The city was ela6-
orately decorated. The Governor IN his val
edictory, repeated his excuses for the nu-
merous pardons made before the Demo-
cratic convention in this cily last spring
ard was this time patiently listened TO-
Governor elect Knott followed in short
inaugural address, in which he said, 81 de-
c are here, distinctly and irrevOcably, that
in no case will grant a pardon or remit
the PENAL consequences of conviction for
criminal offenseS unless | shall be fully
s~risfed it would he unjust to the convict
Aftef the inaugural oath was administered
" Chief Justice Hargjs the ceremonies
closed about o'clock.
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EN- nor "a aIEinu
Presidential Politics.
The OHIO CAMPAIGN.
senator sherman wants strong Gov
ernment and Plenty OF Protection.

CI>uINNATI, September i.-Senator Sher'
man in his speech at the Lincoln Club re-
Ceptiou pNI ressed himself as particularly y
anXiuUs % nave strong government IN
the Unit, States. He said: Now | don
know what Our Democratic friends say, but
I am in favor OF strong GOyernment-a
gOyerGm3u, that IS not afraid OF It's ens-
mics at nuure or abroad. II is the
siren. Oh "I our government that
ma.,> .. .,&rpaUCent of foreign nations.
Il IS 'hr -..,rg,h Of our government that
has been g.. " beacon light OF all the nations
i c. EvIUPs md one by one they are follow
Iug cur example. They will all be repub-
i lies within o" lifetime of these boys who
j LOW hear e. France has taken the lead;
i Grfat IL IN is gradually moulding aud
4 changing her institutions, and | believe
i that in II li'.tiUe uf many here she will
become Key. blican. So with Germany,
Germans NV" recently fought their battle
\ Of victory. They have now strength. Bud
| believe the time Is coming whan Ger.
many, with the consent Of the intelligent
princes who now govern her, will become
what we have become
On the tariff question the Senator sail.
This tarii. iur protection, rs | call t. IS
not only 8 tariff tsr protection but 10 - q
4 tariff for revenue. What did this high
4 protection de- During the war IL gave US
4 buUDLiu. current OF revenue. Three hun
dreG millions of revenue W. levied az one
i time on imported goods, and that was the
blood thar ipd our soldiers, that decreased
the public debt and that made possible the
reiuutiDg ~ the debt IL you talk about a
tariff Tor revenue, We have one that will
pay Cl the lrinCIpsl OF the debt in some
sixteen years II ~ let il 20 u.
The Irtssat issues between the twp great
political parties De summarized as fol.
lows.
Now, gentlemen, have not fairly stat.
pd the issues We are here ma kind of
lass meeting. ] say the issues between
the two parties in this campaign are. SHALL
the temp erauce laws which We have passed
iuring lhe winter have iail chance tn see
whether or not they are the best solution
4 the tyUVeFauCe question Do YOU want
70 agi'ate il a-i keep il Mp Il Won 10. yo1
will tnd -rester change in the future than
probably suy Of US are prepared for Are
you also willing 10 stand hy the protective
avs which enable rs to pay our laborer.
ia1r VageS. and have built no our graar
4 country 10 ITS present strength and wealth
Itos" are THE issues, sud with those Issue,
>itWucd On our bar ners we Rtpgh ghliCan,
can 90 into the fight certain to win.
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MORE INVESTIGATIONS.
Capital Presenting Its Case Before
the Senate Committee.
Further Enquiry Into Naval HalIng
Boys Who Were Hazed Still Irving
10 oShieId Their Prosecutors.

New YORK, September THE Senate
continued its session to-day.
John Roach, ship builder, testified that
he employed about 1900 men, WHO repre-.
sented about twenty five different branches.
Witness began work at two shillings a
week, but at that time wages were yerys
tnere was no reason why every INDUSTRIOUS
workingman should not own his home be-
lieved the government was bound to legls'
late in the interest Of the workingman; the
nav roll OF his business last year was
SI, $4,000, and lie had men in his employ
ment who first started with him IN
business. Now they owned their
own houses. Witness said labor must
co operate with capital. II would never
do for labor To combine by itself and he
come the deadly foe OF capital. The soon
or the workinEmen were educated 10 the
standard from which they could realize
the force OF the maxim That n man who
cannot make cannot own, the better II
would be for the lHbOrer as well as tor the
nation. Over fifty of his men were en-
ployed by him in former years IN some
workshop. Frequently men in his EN-
plUy came to him and said they wanted to
yet five or ten pounds to send to some rela'
i've 10 lTelhuu, anu heh Nun w "'
duct so much Q week from their wages
lie alwaps obliged them. Witness re.
marked that there are millions OF dollars
sent out Of this country which should be
invested here. but which were sent TO
maintain landordism in Ireland. The pay
rolls for one. month Of the Morgan Iron
Works aggregated 80, 500. and the average
wspes OF employees was Sl3 - per week.
Witness said that one time be was
ATramp ON the PrRiries OF III nais
without do lar in his pocket. and yet he
. ever hinch.d IN his determination. Ten
wears ago he bought shipyard at Chester,
aud al the present tine NOR" 'htn lr"" men
arc employed there who'ea' rtee w'R'sa e
= 10 uer dsy Oi these - own thslr own
housps the value nf which ranged frcin
400 TO $500 In regard 10 free ships,
the witness said in hi mind, il was i'm.
portsnt thst the bniiding Of ships should
be encouraged as a means OF national de
fense. Roach said lac was not opposed TO
trades unions.
He didn't care how many men came into
his works. they would not be denied em'
ployment simply because they were union
men. At the same time ne hired men In
| diyidually, and they were given to under
| stand II they wanted 10 treat with an EN-
| rloyer on anythiDg.they must treat with
| him individually. While he would allow
| his men TO amuse themselves with their
trsdes.unions Just as with their religion or
| politics, he would allow no combination ol
men to run his shops
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Victim. of the Cincinnati Fire.

CINCINNATI, September The search for
the bodies in the ruins of Dreman's rag
warehouse is still in progress, but without
success. The task is exceedingly slow.
Half burnt rags, paper and hemp, drench-
ed with water, make mass almost lmPos'
sibIe to remove except by handfulis. The
mass is smoking yet from the smoulderlng
fire. With the exception OF the discovery
that no such girl as Lizzie Kelly worked IN
the house. there is nothing 10 reduce the
number of the victims below that given
already. 1t was very late last night be-
fore il was certainly known that so many
as eight persons bad lost their lives in the
building. The Times Star issued all edl'
tIpnS on time TODAY.