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TACKS IN BEEF.
The Terrible Experience Of q PhiIadeI-
mia Lady.

PHILADELrHIA, August lG.-Dr, John S.
Miller. Sl4 North Nineteenth street, has
had two remarkable surgical cases within
the past ten days. On Tuesday week
young lady living on Girard avenue, near
Twenty.iirs street, called at his Office suf-
fering from an obstruction in her throat.
The doctor removed a large double-pointed
tack, similar in form to those used for
fastening down mating. On the points
were barbs, that caught and retained their
hold upon the flesh. He had no idea where
the dangerous tack came from. On
Monday morning another case came un-
der his notice, that of Mrs. Ellen Brady,
726 West street. Her experience explained
the mystery. She had been eating cold
boiled beef on Sunday night, and the hooks
in the meat becoming fixed in her epiglOt-
tis, she suffered terrible agony all night
In the morning she went TO the doctor
thinking she had swallowed a sharp.
pointed bone. Specimens of these barbed
hooks have been obtained, and the Times
Nill print a fac simiie in the morning.
Several butchers who we're seen tonight
admit the use of the outrageous invention,
end insist that people must chew their
food Instead vi bOltingit
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APetriIed Human Head.

Mill VILLAGE, PA, August l6.-Work.
men are excavatiug near the village for i'm
prove meDts on tie New York, Pennsylva-
ris and Ohio railroad. A few days ago
Martin Mckay was passing by the work
lust as one Of the laborers threw shovel.
mi of earth and stones out OF the eEcava-
tiop, from depth of six feet. The pc
Culiar shape of one of the stones attracted
his attention, and he picked it up. 1t
proved to be an unmistakable .petrifaction
Of human head. that of q child, probably
a year old. The forehead, cheeks and nose
are full, well shaped and natural. The
Cyes are sunken but perfect in shape One
ear is intact, hut a part of the other is
broken OIL. The mouth, chin aud neck are
sIl perfectly natural. While the face and
top of the bead are well preserved, the
hack of the head is nearly all gone. Mr..
Mckay believes the curious creli to be pre-
historic
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Judge Blacks Condition.

YoBX. Pa, August l6.-Judge Black 5
condition is much improved tonight. His
severe illness was caused by an unusually
enlarged prostrste gland and structure Of
the neck of the bladder, producing COM
plete occlusion, which stubbernly resisted
ordinary appliances. The trouble began
Sunday night, since when three operations
have been formed, the first two giving but
temporary relief. To day a radical opera.
ton for permanent relief was successfully
performed, and unless some unforeseen COM
plication arises he may be considered out
of danger.
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A REMARKABLE COUNTERFEIT.
. Rovrs Co,r oT Almost Pure Gold.

WASHINGTON, August ia remarkable
counterfeit coin has been submitted by the
Secret Service Division to the SuPerintend-
ent of the Philadelphia mint, Col: Lewden
Saowden. 1t is a fve-dollar gold piece,
and the report upon it states that it is S32.-
9OO.lOOO fine. The coin, which is
considerably worn and abraded. is now
worth s. 63. So far as can be judged, 1t
has been piece OF remarkable fine coun-
terfeiting, the finest in fact, that has ever
come to ths hands Of the Treasury officials.
1t is believed to be a re!is OF the early
mining days of California, when bars and
coins OF pure, or neary pure, gold were
made by various mines on the Paclhc
coast ard freely circulated. In those days
the Secret Service was in an HndeyelOped
condition, bu. since nearly all OF those pure
metal couDterfeits have been seized Or
used by jewelers..
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CHANCE FOR A MuSS.
A Brisish stesaes Rirs1 % ~ . RSs-
snae Cater.


eaae Cater.
WasxIxs1es. August l6.-Tfs Star ssys:
"A British steamer in charge sf Q Balti.
more pilot Wa sighted BY the revenue cut
ter Ewing coming up the bag On Moaday.
She Was signsled 10 stop, br.S the piloA paid
no attention TO the signal. The Guitar then
fred a blank cartridge scyoss her boz and
one across her stern, but the vessel kept on
her coure A eartriGtss was then fired
over her rigging. and lieutenant xaliet',
temporarily commanding the Ewing. Vas
inst about ordering 4 round shot put into
her when the yesssl came t0 and allowed
the Quarantine ;Ssgs9a ;hs 70 90 70. 'pDa not 70
b'sme. The idiot claimed that he bsd DOT
heard the fring. He Sas severely censored
ty ibe British csptsin. who vas beioI.
snd rpor tearing the firing came on DECK
sLd ordered the vessel brought TO-
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A BANK BREAKS.
An Indiana Ins,itution Closes Iia
Roors.

RICHxssD, ISD. August l9.-It was su-
rnored yesterday afternoon that ths farmers
tank. private institution IN this city, vas
en- bs-rassed. bat all denands we're prompt
" paid up to the regular hour OF closing.
IL was understood that the hank would not
open its dooys to-day, and il has not done
% up TO noon. The director are nov hold. !.
,rg a meeting and it is b. lieyed they will
wind the affairs Of the bank up. Thsy
are comrosed Of substantial nen
principally farmers, and deposators will
be psid in full. The bank was established
IN is77 by STANLEY & Co, and uas managed
5y Jas II. Thomas IS cashier, The deposit
tore are principally farmers- fhe deposits
amount to between $1,000 and 5000.
1be depositors mostly hold certificates on
sh rh the rank paid interest. The bank
hss been regarded as shAky for long time
and the suspension al smother time would
rsvp csused no con- meBL The suspension
is srpposed TO bave been caused by bad
management None Of the other banks are
& scted.
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SUMMARY VENGEANCE.
4 Nssys Siend WsShed OF In hh"s
Orsev How'Th~y Ds IhtaSs bn .nis'
stSstHPt.

OVa~v howThsy DO 1hLaSs bn sn's'
sss-tppi.
Mg.rur. TEss, August iC--on the 36h
q la, Joy Tosns Sale, young m'r'
chant .ngbgei In busine5s at OAKLAND,
NJ oirhty miles south ot Memphis on
the line OF the Mississippi Anf Tennessee
Railroad, wss assassinatsd by some un'
known party vho mutilaAd the remains
in the most horrible manner. Suspicion
point.d 10 a negro named Joe Psyns, who
wss created snd yests sndsy made . full
confession, and Il was given out that b"
" ould be probably hanged to-day At noon:
Tho Appeals Oakland, Miss, special
TINS describes bis taking of:
To day st 2 3j 3. N. Jos Payne, coloreh'
was 'nsnged by the almost UNANIMOUS vote
sf 800 or 90 citrsps The proceeding
were qnist and business-like. shsrh
Pes rson made q most eloquent appeal IN
"a, or OF the law taking It's course but the
er me was 10 revolving and his confes,ion
OF a cold and deliberate murds< 20 clear
a. ID satisfactory that the Sheriff wn over
oxered and relieved OF bis chsfBe:
: ourt was at once organized, Hon. J. N.
Moore. Mayor Of Oakland p'ssidipg'
and W. Z. Fitzgerald snd W. '.
Moore, attorneys, prosecuted. Payne msds
4 q full confession saying that on the night ,t
for the purpose Of killing him for bis
money: that be waited there until Ssils
came out, vhen he Joined him. They
walked about tso bun3red y'rd,
when he knocked HIN down ss
then cut his throst and threw him In
q deep gully. He rihed his packets Of his
money and stsre safe ksYI, and then went
! 70 the store, and got what monsy was
there. amounting In all 70 sbout thirty
| dollars. =.
After the confession vote was taken snd
death By hanging wss the verdict Of tbs
crowd Who sctsd - jurors. Tho gallous
we're 1t once erected and the prisoner
mounted 70 The sesffold with & ffm step.
He nsde . Dsecb, aEsin eoofssfing bis
guilt. and advised every body 70 teach their
children 70 syoiA evil thoasbh: The
block was then aajustsd, the drop fell snd
in sen Minutes be was pronorpesd dad
Ths colered pes1le were - clirnoro1s -
the white for svengtng ths ouneEsoos
crime sad ths psopls think they have dons
Il yi0ht
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A CHICAGO CONFEDERATION.
A HaIf Million Fire In the City by the


CHICAGO August l6.-J. L Slagg, Super.
intendent of the United States Rolling
Stock CompAny's shops, which were des-
troyed by fre last night, says this morning
that the loss will reach 100000. The ms
Chinery, building and tools are worth S20,-
GO. The stock destroyed was very yalu-
able, and include 20 complete cars, valued
at $500 each, and about 100000 feet Of
lumber. The company employed 500
hands here. A. HeCSich Of New York, is
President, and c. Benn, OF New York is
Treasurer. The capital stock is s., 900 900,
most of it being in the hands Of English
stock holders.
ALmA, Iowa. August l6.-Five frame
buildings on the south side of the city,
filled with various lines of merchandise,
burned this morning. Loss $4,000. Light
insurance.
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YELLOW FEVER.


n N OutDreah hepOrteu at FehshcOtds
WASHINGTON, d. c., August 16-The Act
ing Secretary OF the Navy to-day received
q telegram from Commander Welch, COM
nanding the navy yard at Pensacola, ss
follows: Surgeon Owens reports case of
yellow fever in the Marine Guard. The
man is in the hospital. have moved my
quarters to the second story Of the build
ing ard relieved the guard, numbering IS
n, en-, from all duty, in order to keep them
from the other persons. Surgeon Ovens
rcconmends the transfer of the guard
north as soon as possible. The case was de-
Cided last evening Two other men were
sent TO the hospital to-day. Their cases
have not been decided. / would like
another surgeon ordered or authority to
employ a civilian expert from Pensacola - :.
Instructions were telegraphed Com.
monder Welch to transfer the marine
guard 10 Cape AnsOn, six miles from the
navy ysrd. and make all the sanitary ar
rangcments for health. Orders were also
issued TO Surgeon Martin, now at New or
leans. 10 proceed to Pensacola and render
all assistance in his power.
The Quebec Cases.
QUEBEc, August 16-The ship Frederika
ana Karoina, before reported at quaran.
tine with yellow fever on board, has come
up to port, having landed the sick sailors
ard been disinfected.
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BeNare Of Pop Corn.

CLEvELSIp, O., August i6-A seven
year-old ION OF J. C. Lsu,z, en- advertising
is.ut '.ad tn. morning OF paralysis OF
The LtLTt. He d been eating great
deattf onlo-ed popcorn during the past
ARE months. sod The physici ans say that
RS disrss. W7s cue To the colofsd matiet
c,rts',. d iher.in. He 1a- Ai.'s Tor of'y \
(. u Ts,s 4 Ncu'sr = child - suf3ri- Z
C>. -----S.
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AdiAuFued

P1rrsBUReH. August lG-The Anti-or-
g,o Cony, atiOn of tae United Presby terrain
Church adjourned sine die at u O'Clock
asst night The last hours Of the session
we're taken MP with reading leagthy ps-
per nv Rev. z II. Brown, D. D., 0! EeT
Castle IA, oG "Ac;uslitiFs and capsbili-
ties OF mischief in the United Presbyterian
Church" Thirty fVe Presbyteries were
represented in the convention by three
apndrsd and severity iaynen and one hun
dyeG al a Ii re ministers.
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AHeaIIby Horse Thief

.''T,N. o., August lG.-Edwin r Lease,
T"sa.'Ly Young man Of aristOcratic fsmi-
Z. Hss arrested tonight for horse stealing
-'s ',' i 'hsrged with entering a stable while
{, - ..a.a.F were at supper and driving OF
: s,'l O.. liable horses When arreSaed
= ss.i p Aai disposed of them. Tns
a.. '--e .os4'ed TO night on 8 farm sew
r. IS from lae city. Lease is behind
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THE ARTHUR BOOM.
what Senator Mcdonald Thinks or It
-Tilden Hard at Work.

-Tilden Hard Rt Work.
WASHINGTON, August l6-Before leaving
for White sulphur Springs last night Sena-
tor Mcdonald, of Indiana, was the centre OF
an admiring throng in the Riggs House
corridor. A number Of gentlemen came up
and greeted him as the next President
What has come Of the Arthur BOOM
asked cynical bystander. Joe turned to
the speaker with q sly twinkle in his eyes
and said: My dear sir, in the next cam
paign it will be
Every body for Himself:
everybody will have TO paddle his own ca.
noe" The general impression gained was
that Mcdonald did not care how Hendricks
stands, and is preparing boom OF his own
anyhow. To a personal friend Mcdonald
said he had been TO New York TO see how
the land lay Il found" said the eI-Sen-
ator, that Tilden is working as earnestly
for tie nomination as ever he did in his
life. All the wires are being laid, and Til
den is taking every step
To secure the Prize.
lie is in constant consultation with his
friends, and there is lively wire pulling
for him all over the State. Some OF the
men on whom depended are at work for
him. know better now how 10 conduct
myself than before went 10 New York.
Mcdonald did not say how h" would con.
duct himself He may g"i T,'uahle sug-
Cestions from the politicians ~ White
Sulphur Springs. His remark about can.
didates padding their own canoes shows
The bent OF his mind There are not few
here who think it will be rilden and Nc
Dona'd. The old man, however, prefers
Tilden an Hendricks.
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Bit ithYnTonnerhcnI

:. p t3.AIELFHIA, August l6.-Nr'.
L. 2 TX. NhO vas bitten 5y copper
NJ. 'tss 70 DID Town Valley, near here.
i, y, ls much worse this morning. and
b,v. vs.-d he can not recover. AntidUtes
80 .-s='y used. but the unfortunate
- continued hourly to grow
H'r su'.sfings are most intense.
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as,uggiur Mnieb nj Harry Hiu'..
BASE BALL.

NV ToBK. August l6.-sulhyan ha
s.ken tbs pledge for yeas.
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:. Desert Fheir Followers.
MINING MATTERS.
Yesterdays Session OF the Executive
Committee - Dissatisfaction In the
Coke Regions.

NOke neRAonss
PrrTsBURGH, August 16-1his morning
the Executive Committee of the Miners
National Association held another session
with closed doors, at which the best
methods of furthering the interests OF the
organization were discussed.
At the close of the labor the committee
will make a report OF their proceedings
which will be sent to the various districts.
The appointment of August Steiner as
one of the mine inspectors will necessitate
the election OF another member OF the
Trade Tribunal. Mr.. Steiner was president
OF that body and very active worker for
the objects for which it was instituted.
The following from the coke region
shows the spread OF dissatisfaction there in
regard to the present wages:
CoNNELLsyILLE, Pa, August 16.-The
miners and coke drawers at the Stewart
works, near Uniontown, struck this morn
ing for the rate OF wages, they having
been reduced daring the late stagnation in
trade.
A Strike Avoided.
New YORK, August 16.-A walking dele
CATION of the building trades unions to-
Gay visited number OF buildings in course
Of erection, and in all cases induced the
non. union men TO join the union society,
thus avoiding strike.
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Sheep-KnllnE Dogs,

CANSoNsBURG, Pa, August l6.-Msny
sheep are being killed in this part of the
county. John Henderson, JonR Fee aud
James Morrison have bad about one hun
dred killed all e. one time by doGs. The
sheep were blooded stock, and we're Of
course, high priced.
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Seriaua Runaway.

s1owE. VT, August i6-Je.se Town and
wife, of this place, with Mrs. Stsckseli, OF
ST. Albens. while driving yesterday, were
thrown from their carriage. Mrs. Town
died OF the injuries. Mr.. Town il not eK'
pected 20 live srd Ars Stackvelrs injuries
are verv serious.
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A New Revolutionary Organ.

ST.. PETERSBURG, August l6.-A new so
cialistic psper called the New Era hss made
its appearance. Its tone is rather moder-
ate Ii says the present inactivity of the
Nihilists IL not the result OF weakness.
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A RESORT 70 VIOLENCE.
A .SeAb" Operator Pounded Up "'
brotherhood Men,

. ..Senb. Operator Pounded Up os
motherhood Men,
CINCINNATI, August l6.-Fhe ias' seI'ou,
case of violence attending the teiegfapne,s
strike occurred last night. hitaei'U NV
strikers have won praise from all by 'ne'r
ssntJemanly conduct. About midnisn.
- nisbt one of the operators, who had
10, ,aSt .t[nck went into saloon where there re
nor ors sTS = humber of the strikers: .s Lesy
S;vsIT and wss badly beaten ana
disabled for weeks
,,.u-r scbrab the operator who struck
d Htnrix ndrix,srx,rdS SS returned to work, was at
sSks On street while ST ON his party Say nS Sap
St o eloSS G sons I'm of those that had the
EGiSSf GS in 10 the e saloon and had 1aD hi; Ss SaSsGs ter
%sIoe.tsJ The NV w';ss5a accession from
day reesiTeos s.crs,.ry one Of the Cincinnati
fSdS f!snb1 vol Of the BrOiherho0d has ssca zone 70
ao,E in the Baltimore and ONO o'H''
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ssIsFLY TOLD.

sis worth S'''VVV'
r,nts a new State House.
,,rorted.frOm Raleigh county.
III and suicide are becoming epi.
III over the country.
- Of rebellion in Spain is IN
hasa second crop Of watsrmslOns
-, library association is in session
y-y Indes are talking Of a rscep-
/ 1ssar Wilde.
,-s initiated Delaware, and now
1 aa.rPins post,
/ An spiritualists are holding a well
meeting at Orion.
| j, making heavy purchases ofarms
milton in this country.
nor Of business disturbance in
All IS purely sensational.
,hsuame Of the new and mag
bale. st the Eden Theatre, Paris
Verne. in his latest fantastic crea.
sses use Of the wealth of a Califor-
..onaire.
r5lade,phis Times is trying to per-
ne legislature Ito visit the Nam.
ave and get lost
. Nrw Hampshire Legislature costs
y,aye,s $1,000 q day, and the "old
20, are unanimous in thinking the
- rendered "ain't worth it."
A,,essO-s' valuation OF Illinois is
,l. an increase OF $5,7S6,533 over
in Gye counties show an increase
-y.,even counties depreciation.
,.r- Crane, of Marion, Kan, offered
..,, Md Society s. if they would
81 ...t without speaking a word.
-v a-ee ladies' met at the parsonage,
..- .ai.t and earned the money in
. Alfonso says the recent attempts
.g.onistS to overthrow his throne
a,,e7 his regard for and devotion
..~resIs OF the spanish people.
-r.., have been executed.
..IiornIa cemetery q large monu-
:. oG over the grave of a man whose
2, were dead A woman boldly had
... % ler own .ot, Planed of its
... n. and had II leItered again 20
.- mor,Iary requirements of her
p, /, beautiful clock with an inter-
l.-,ory in the White House. 1t is
.,.--, sy-mounted by q statuette Of
so o.: history, and It has ticked in
IKE House time out of mind, for it
resent from Bonapsrte TO Lafsy-
nD save il in turn TO Washington,
reed That it should be handed down
in the Presidential office.
j. while the Presidents come and go,
* ticks on, and tells its tale of time
Ike impartially.
.yutd, whose death is Just an
%. resided for some time in New
and made bis visit remarkable by a
in the barroOm Of the New York
with Mr.. Tracy, of Buffalo. After
i've cocktails Mr.. Tracy gave up,
~ Louth drank a thirty.sixth. The
neral Msgruder acted as second to
W and the la.e General Rowan to
JI,h. The event created great ex-
1t at the time, and a great deal Of
changed hands.
q F. iison went 20 Boston with his
linen breeches on in the middle OF
says an exchange, the manager o.
s, finding that he was an expert,
...r 10 keep the repeaters in order.
worked at the instruments a part Of
-. and then was caught by the man
Tie office fooljng with some new
aCce of his own. Thought l hired
ssep these repeaters in order said
wager. You did, said Edison, but
+. aink or two into them that will
lrm keep themselves in order
= Motor stockholders say the ma
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"A>v times you want 70 keep meat or
fish for several days. Lsy it in = solu'ion
OF Rex Msenus over night sni Won can
keep II for weeks. Yen N ai~0 k"rp ~ .r
v"eE ct 50 BY 't'rrinE II q .it'ie Of tae
iSLSA E.aAs g1...d.
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Pouud Drowned.

TsnY.N Angus. i5-Ths body OF f.
Grisxslc. \ prominent citizen Of Bur.
iinetcp. va, fonud drcrned In L,ke Cham;
bjsin is.t night. There Was no ms,ks OF
r;oisrce iiss cat Il AeCideEtsi drJEH.
go. -EIs.Le.
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FOURTEEN ROUNDS.
A PugiIistlc Picnic on Hsosier
Soil.
Not Much Science but Plenty Of Knock
Downs-A Broken Jaw-Other
Sporting Matters.

CHICAGO, August l6-Another dis
gusting case Of pugilism in the i'm.
mediate vicinity OF this alleged grow.
irg center Of refinement took place
V, sterday afternoon, and it progressed
H. rough fourteen bloody rounds without
let or hiudrance, the police turning up
only at the last minute, just in time TO see
the well battered fighters Spirited away by
the large gang OF roughs in attendance.
The Brute Business
WAS for 800 a side, and fully 100 shouters
Cheered one or the other OF the bruIsers.
The scene was half mile across the In
diana State line, a little OFF the Lake Shore
road, Oh a sandy fiat, surrounded by under.
uiOwth. Here the gang turned up in
v sgons. buggies, aud afOOt about o'clock
in the afternoon. hslling for the most part
from South Chicago, COlehour and Iron.
dale. Bv 3 10 o'clock the rope was IN po.
sition. ard 'he slupgers stripped for the
fray. ard at 3 30 the word WAS given to be.
gln business. They pitched in sayagely
SIih
Very little Science.
Tut no end Of knock down blows. The first
% lsll VAS Martin MarOoney, o! south Chi
aru the hurly fellow who feIed him be
lDg boiler maker at the same place.
" hose name could not be Obtained. In the
LtXt round the tables we're turned, and /.
WIS .Le boiler maker who was doubled 10
on the grass his nose spOuiIng Ike stuck
big. Tine was called aud for dozen more
roLrd- they Baulcd and bruis sed each other
in e! most approved style Of he slugke'
and Maroonsy, in the fourteenth round,
lad
BTsk en- HIS Oppoue0s's JRw
and taken the cake when the distant rear
guard OF the police hove 10 sight. These
consisted of Captain. hunt and Sergeant
kheridan, and they bad the satisfaction OF
arriving at the scene OF the afray 10 lind
the birds had flown. some few OF them
hiding in the grass and enjoying the fruit.
less search of the cops. Even ii they mad
come upon their game with more skill no
arrests could have been made, as II was
across the border.
SIugginE Mnfeb al Aasry Hin'A-
NEw YOEK. August B.-A hard glove
match took place at Harry Hhis this after
noon between {. A. &. Smith, the coiored
Lsryy weight Of America. and Jack stew
art, the heavy weight champion OF Canada.
Tom McAIpin has put up 80 with X X.
Fox, and challenges John DEMPSEY to light
Jimmy Murphy for $3.50 or 81, go side.
A HanIan-CoaFtaey Race.
Urea. n. Y. August l8.-Rich6sld
Spungs ofbsrs a purse for q boat race thers
in septer.bsr between Hsnlsn and Court
Is5.
swove on.
NV ToBE, August l6-Sulhyan has
S.ken tbs pledge for yesa.
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Z. , ,-1,' lf.-At a banquet here,
g.. '" L-'' persons we're present,
N,.--a ~'re usde in favor of Prince
A.. .- son oi Prince Jerome Napoleon,
z Ga1aDsrsists
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-17
Disabled for
1uE INQUlsY.
TestImeny-A Female On
the stand.

NEw YoIK, August 10 Dd
states Senate sub committee on lAOoi - az
sJpcation continued its session '. ,a.t;:
SI. sEu r. ". Twitchsll, of Brooklyn, tssS, SUI
MIS- l. '" ~ was formerly president OF the
,Sin, neu snn, Woman's Association, in san
M0rhi"s -.Dso md also a female shoe maker :
Francisco, anS She had been member g ot
sssGcls.'Oih cDs other trade Organisat'GmnSSo mSo had had
said inero up in c5nfoI! Hhc :ie 2:s