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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-20
THAT MISSING TALLY SHEET.

The Document said to be in the Posses.
sion of q Disreputable Woman.
CGYcINSAT1, November l9.-The Eyer
ing Post to day hes the following: 1T will
be remembered that when the Returning
Board, consisting of Clerk Dalton, Justices
Bloom and sanderson, reached precinct F
Of the Ninth wayd, in the official count, the
sensational discovery was made that the
official envelope contained blank tally
sheet aud o Duckworth Club blank, on the
latter of which were written what purported
to be the totals OF the votes cast in that
precinct for the respective candidates in
that precinct. In the face of protests tEese
figures were accepted as official, and were
placed upon the official abstract. The
matter, while not forgotten, has been over
looked, the general impression being that
the clerks and Judges made the mistake
through ignorance.
Now comes the most startling feature of
the entire affair. Phil Al0erts, Lincoln
Club messenger, and a candidate for the
position OF messenger in Governor For
aker's Office, has been investigating the
election frauds in al parts of the city, and
has picked up number Of scquaintsnoes
in the lower walks Of life. Among them
is q woman going by tie name Of "Lillie,
an inmate Of Fort Metz, disreputsble
saloon and bsWdy house, on Walnut street.
Several days ago she told Alberts that an
other inmate of the house, known as Les
lie Herbert, had in her possession some
election papers which she was trying to
keep hidden. His curiosity aroused,
Alberts msuSged 70 hang around the
place for several days in the hope OF OBJ
tanning the papers.
LAST Monday evening he wss sitting in
the general rece otion room, which opens
into the barroom, "Lillie" called his atten-
ton to Leslie Herbert, who was sitting
near By examining s:document. Alberta
Quietly passed behind the woman end,
looking over her shoulder, was Bstounded
at discovering that the paper was the nliss
ting tally sheet Of precinct F, Ninth ward.
In the brief nome eut he could see the head.
ing, the tallies aud caught glympse OF
the footings. There Was no misishlng The
paper. .,
Aloerts uuthiukirgiy aud hurriedlS sai0;
Il want thst paper. Like Nash the
document was ia the woman'6 pocket and
she WAS on the defensive. That night an
attempt was made 10 obtain the tslly sheet
through other inmates Of tie house, but it
failed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-20
HEcHMER GETS FIVE YEARS.
Judge Ice Fixes the Sentence at Neither
the Maximum Nor Minimum PERIOD
Special 20 Re Reoist5.

Judge Ice Fixes the Sentence at Neither
the Maximum Nor Minimum PERIOD
Special 20 he Reoist5.
GRAFTON, ". Va, November l9.-John
L. Hechmer was sentenced by the court
this afternoon. Judge Ice inquired of the
attorneys whether they hsd anything fur
ther to say, TO which they answered they
had not. The Judge in passing sentence
said "Mr. Hechmer, stand up. 1t now be-
comes my painful duty to pronounce sen,
terce upon you. 1t is not necessary Tor
me to review the details of your trial You
are man Of intelligence and fully under
siand your position, and the consequences
of your acts. You have been fairly tried
and found guilty. l must confess that l
have had some trouble in my mind as to
the term for which should sentence you.
I do not think it should be either tor The
maximum or minimum period fixed
BY law, but that FIVE years
would be the proper term aud one which
would meet the ends Of Justice and be rea-
sonable TO you. The sentence of the Court,
therefore, is that you be taken hence to
the Jail of this county, and there kept uutil
the adjournment of this Court end you be
taken thence to the penitentisry OF this
State and be confined therein for the Pc
fiod Of FIVE years,
Hschmer seemed to have TO have nerv.
ed himself fer the occasion and manifested
great cooIness. He called for paper, pen
and ink Immediately after sentence was
psssed and eat down to write.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-20
i MOTHERS CRIME.
Al IGsaGs Mother smothsT5 Her InfaGt
Children.

Al IGsaGe Mother smotheT5 Her InfaLt
Children.
BsooKLYN. November ls.-M.s. Mary
johnson, who With her two childIea vas
yesterday admitted 10 The Brooklyn Nur.
sery-to which she had applied for aid st-
ter being abandoned by her husbaEd-Zss
this morning in the set Of smotbsring her
eldest child. She Was seized By the st-
tendants and turned over TO the aulhori-
res. When discovered the child was un-
conscious, bat medical aid was instantly
summoned, and alter considerable effort,
consciousness vas restored.
An investigation showed that she had al.
ready sutocatsd the yoGnEest child. The
woman, when she applied for admission TO
the Institute, gave her age as 90 years and
said she had lived st No 427 East Seven.
ty eighth street, New York. The eldest
child was Winifsed, aged is months, and
the Youngest Flosr, aged months The
woE3sl 10 evidently irsaEs Sue has been
reusndei for examination,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-20
sup. .EME COURT OF APPEALS.

The Business Disposed VI at Tuesday,
ssssion,
The following cafes have been disposed
of in the Supreme Gs~ftssisreeesion al
Charleston.
McNu,t We, Trogieu GDd others from
Mercer county. Appeal aud superssdeas
allowed. Bond 1900.
Hall 4 Co. vs. Lyons i Co., from Cab
ell county Writ Of error above Bond
$3.50. -
J. N. Herr Us. J Z. Hui aud others from
Macon county Appeal and superOedeas
allowed. Bond $3.50.
State vs.. Munsley, from Richie county,
writ Of error allowed.
Beall Va. Walker, from G,lmer county,
opinion By Judge johnson Decree Of
Circuit Coart affirmed
Hargres7es We. Kimberley, trom Ohio
county, opinion By Judge Johnson. Jadg.
me Mt Of the Circuit Court rsveTstd ard
cause remanded for nee trial
McChandless VS.. Warner, tiom Wood
county, opinion By Johnson decree of the
Circuit Court affirmed.
Jours and Haynes vs Cochran Beos
from Pocoh Intss COUNT; oPioion by Sny'
der; decree Of CircEit Conu gfhI med.
Cierkson vs. Minke, from Mineral couI.
ty; opinion b' Snyder decree cf Circuit
Court Affirmed.
Handy Bros. Va, Scott. baker Il Co.,
from Richie coan'y opinion by Snyder
decree OF Circuit Court affirmed.
On motion Of W. \. Iaidlsy, james \.
Stewart, Esq, was admitted TO prsc,ice in
the court. AdjourEei uDril ?3O ? IN.
next Saturday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-20
TAKEN TO PRISON.

MaekiE DSas the Striped Suit IN the Iih-
nOis Penitentiary.
CEc.so. November ls.-Jossph {.
Msckin wss taEeS from The county jsil 10
the Illinois State PeGi;eatiaiy c: room TO-
Isy. The offence for which Mackia doEs
a striped sEit u 10! for lis completely in
the election frauds i1rins TIE Presidential
election. bat for alleged perjury conG;ttai
duriog his trial ior the Fret oEsnsa.
Mscsin Ess ioGnd gully Of completely
in the election frauds snd sentenced 10 the
Psnitentisry, bat was given writ OF eEror,
and this case IS nov before the United
States Supreme Court. The Perjary case
Eas appealed TO the Supreme Court Of Illi-
eoSs, Ehieh sustained The lower court.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-20
BIG Y. NJ. c. A. MEETING.
The Fourteenth Annual Conventonffom
Maryland. West Virginia anu the DIS.
trIct of Columbia.

The Fourteenth Annual Convention From
Maryland. West Virginia and the Dis
trict of Columbia.
Special 70 he Register,
MARrISsBURo, November l9.-Ibe town
has been crowded to-day with delegates
and visitors in attendance upon tie four
teenth annual convention Of the \. N. c
A. Of Maryland, West Virginia and the
Digtric. OF Columbia. \ large number OF
delegates arrived Oh the 5 o'clock train
from various ssCtions Of Maryland. Bali'
more, Grafton and Keyser are largely rep
resented. The welcome meeting was held
in the Baptist Church where the
meetiugs will be held. A large audience
was present. W. H. Morris, Esq Of Bal
timore, Assistant State Secretary Of Penn.
sylvania, and many other experienced
workers and takers are expected to-mor-
row. The prospect is for large conven.
ton. The speech Of welcome was made
by the Rev. r Il. Pitt, Of the Baptist
Church, in which an earnest and hearty
welcome was gwen the delegates, and q
spirited appeal made 10 the people to at
tend the meetings Quite number OF
fine responses were made by visiting dele
gstes. The convention will settle down TO
business tomorrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-20
LAKE DISASTERS.

Three schoOnsFs Run Onto the Break.
water During a Storm.
CHICAGO. November IA sayer storm
has bs,u raging on this shore Of Lake
Michigan siros lsst night and The sea is
running very high. 10 consequence. a Sc
Eiss Of disasters ere reported snd !: is fear
Cd there are more to be hes.d rom.
While trying TO make this port three
schceneSs vent cato the bresk#Etsr. One
wss the S AnderSou, lumber laden; sn-
other the Peoria, siso iGzber laden; and
the john hil6erhouss. tbs AaSsSsS1 and
Psoris were from Eas: shors points and
the Kilderhouss was on her way from Es-
CANADA for iron ore. An the vessels we're
taken OF the breskwates, bat in badly
damaged coRasti22.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-20

officer, purchased for his Office and resi-
dsncs, but paid for on vouchers represent
ing the expenditures to be for photograph
ing anatomical specimens, snd for pur-
chasing postage stamps.
Seeond-He disallows accounts OF SAL
for entertaining the House Committee on
Appropriations during q trip to ortress
Monroe, on the Tslhpooss, in March, 1884.
The Comptroller holds that there was no
authority Of law for such trip at Govern
ment expense.
Third-He disallows accounts tors $40
for mileage to Surgeon Billings, U. s. a,
covering his European trip 10 attend med
icsl conventions and congresses under Or
ders Of the War Department. In this case
the Comptroller holds thst there was no
authority TOR such trip at Government
expenses; that the service wss not mill
tary, and that an order leaving the amount
of travel and places 10 be visited TO the
discretion of sn officer is void.
MARINE HOSPITAL SERVICE.
The annual report Of the Surgeon Gen
eral OF the Marine Hospital Service shows
that during the last fiscal year and up to
80. the number of persons
treated was 4.l72. The necessity for the
Of hospital at the port Of
New York is urged, as is also the proprie-
ty Of additional legislation governing the
appointment of medical officers.
The Surgeon General says it is q source
Of qualification that another year has pass
ed without the introduction of sn epidemic
from any quarter or the development Of
any serious epidemic within lhs border of
the United States Estimates are made
for the maintenance of All the quarantine
stations and il is urged that specific sppro-
pristious be made tor them. The dis.
bursemeuts from the epidemic tuud during
the fiscal year amounted to $50, 900. The
The establishment OF Government quar-
antine station at San Frsncisco is recon-
nended.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-20
BEi.LAIkE.

A frs al $50 yesterday .tIsinOOu De.
stroyed coal sked on the back Cf the
property Of George e. Alib, on B.iuo ont
street.
The miners ton heIo Sav we2. ~ 10
the Wheeling creek coal VOLS 1t "a carly
ho1r yesterday noEa.ne ~ try and per
susde ths miners to stay ou' for 90 cents,
we're taken for laElsss characters, bat they
socn made known their mission ard we-e
treated kindly. On account ofths straight
ened condition Of the miners at that place,
it is thought they will not strike.
Mrs. NJ. A. Hill last evening opened the
Glass City dining rooms on Belmont
street. The rooms prescn, a hsndsome
appearance.
several weeks a7o Mr. Spot GFesn and
Miss Wiletis Green we're Ilsr.ieo ~ hev.
f. Hen2y.syy. Tse ceremony hss been
keps 2 sec9gt, cat roz tbs; Spot has eIe'
gantly furnished apartments iG lhe Wsss.
man block, on Union greet, 1t Is 10 longer
q secret The couple has Cur best b:saes
There will be union temperance meet
ing a, the First L. Z. church this evening Z.
An excellent programme Of singing and
rscits,ions has been prepared,
The miners oi th.- cry and these sn
gagged OFT tie o. I o. are 6; work 81 SO
cents.
On November u The Red aieE oi this
city will Fivs 81 entertainment in the Nj
sgsTa ribk. Eight prizes will be sssrted
A big time is expected
The musicians are foggips uuion sIC
intend to fx q EtsrSslEd phce Tor cisI.RS
All the srtistS in tcwu VI - ssEed L
Join,
/ 4 wagon load Cl Young gentlemen vi
70 to Bridgeport this evening te Wines
the rsce between shutt!evorik, Of this city
and Sheppard, of Wheeling. in he Nam
moh rirk, Tor $50 8 side.
Peter Graves, The 3. / O passenger en-
gineer. Who lad bo.h lsgs cnt Of in IL
Nesark yard, Sss wsll known ir this city
A brother Of As. Graves, in Zsnesyille,
vorse cripple THAI Peer, ard wss als
hurt on the railroad
30 special tfcrt kas tssa made b. on
manufacturers to exhitit ,htiE wares 1t %
New Orleans Expedition.
Several Of oar school ts.nsefs vii 9
tend TIE neeiir. ei the Eastern Obi
Teacher. Association et Csosl Dove
Friday and Saturday ieIosirg Thspss7i
J ing
4 large soaa Il rocking chairs Oh
: ss.ts seuirg this say from Barnezyil
; np.si On the road and the driver was
4 couple Of aays cleaning snd fixing up .
eieEt dozen cbEifs re hsd piled On.
The U { Churches Of this distfio, y
1 hold esDFuss;ipg At ths asasi place ss
Tea-.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-20
BURNING EFFIGIEs
OF Canadian BIinisters-Sir John MaedOn-
aid Rescued.

OF Canadian BIinisters-Sir John MaedoH'
aid Rescued.
sHERBRooEE, QUE., November l9.-Last
night several hundred persons assembled
here With the syowed intention Of burning
an ebgy CT Sir TOhP Macdonald, but Lieu
tenant Colonel IbSotsou appeared on ybs
scsse aud defei the crowd to carry out
thsir design. Others came to his sssist'
arcs and thsy succeed il putin g out the
sre. TIE disturbance soon became known
snd the 6ranseusa vhc we're then in their
hsll appeared on the scene sus sGc1e eedad
in carving the rescued efigy to then hall
where it was followed By the excited party.
Oliet was not restored until niduight.
Several arrests were made.
cAsixET MINISTERS sUESEC N EFFIGY.
QrEBEc, Notsmber ia dispatch iron
St. Anne de Ia Perade, the home OF the
Quebec Premier, states that there is in
tense excitement there. aud on Monday
uight all the members Of the Federal Cab
;rs. we're burned in efhgy amid the hosting
NJ an inmenss S.cEI.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-20
VANDALISM.
A $4,000 Incendinry Fire In Weston Yes
terdny-Assigned.
Special 10 the Register.


Special to he Register.
WEsreS, W. Va, November lS,-Van-
dslsm seems to have run mad in our
midst. To-day We learn Of another disas-
trous Ere, which occurred about four
o'clock this morning. On the farm Of
Mr.. A. E. Whelan, about FIVE miles above
here, was one Of the finest barns in Lewis
county. Il contained large amount OF
hay, stray, and grain, besides some farm
ing utensils aud valuable horse belonging
to his tenant. The barn and all it con-
tanned were totally destroyed by fire. in.
volving loss of about $4,000 1t was
evidently the work OF an incendiary, as
the building was considerably removed
from the other houses. A certain indi-
vidusl IS strongly suspicioned. There was
no insurance, and everything is q total
loss.
We also learn Of other lawless acts, such
az tearing down fences, etc. If We mistake
not Lewis county will send some additional
criminalsto Moundsville before long.
= W. G. ksrks,a cattle dealer Of this
place, made an assignment to-day, We
are unable at this time to ascertain the
amount of his assets or liabilities. Pre-
sume, however, neither are very extensive.
Mr. James Whelsn, Sr., is preferred cred
itcr fer $500.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-20
'TS EsAT CoNGsEss

-, ",. E,,s.s = - F,-st Settled 4 ra..-
C1Sun Probable GEairraauship.
"Ass~F7oy November - la vies of
-aisIs:aI ssatasr. rlst sreSails among
~S12s's ,ttae aoaso u Representatives,
Il 'S'-' c. e z53.a-s;.ou Of r. rules uIs
''.,a'.s ne, lie 5l., sOmuiIss BGcb
- < appointed tDzs5.a,sly after the
'5sa2a o.. Speaker zil. 5s ,bsf On Rules.
- .-'' 'le l1ysj:oa CT Modification gill
,..1s.a ,-as.a sc - mat committee psior to
-...-'-;',5 .5',-;',5 o. 'Ls remainder Of the com
-, 80 -. Carlisle haS not ret indicated
-. ...z'.'21s n regard 70 the matter. but
- 80 {. iae sl5Iect gil Ga,azsl!7 bring
,.-.- .- we 81 sa3.cs'sj, a. ;be selection
60 --s'S o''ta important committees
'---s -oo3 deal aoln The Character
.,,y. E Ea.eh tseJ VII be required to
= :, 2s'a'oa Prevails tbs. NIr. Carlisle
So. = s--..'2os21 10 make So fs= changes
D.. [s u tie important chairman
.ss,-.-.' less 'lio1za q revision Of s-les
,,..sE. a. GscssSasv. Il Is understood
,.-,.5 .5-.'.' S'e ca Jol to have Gen. Curr;p
So So :; ne had Ct the Military Com.
G.. r-.,a P1aSs sss lsss y5ss sllsd by
- I.'S('Sls. T. nov Register Of the Trsss.
- :, % though; BY many that tkis
= --Tse : ''5'l % particularly y;atifgipz 10
ss2aH ..asEa tsso. especially h # {,
s,-,-'.as1 Z, ,-,a'sE 10 that Comniuss ,he
aP2SoPr.at.s7 5ill.
a. ..5 rIa2'rasn : . we're members oi
G. - lC.o2-'ess tie foIL,siog named arr
81 '-'s oi'2e Forry-Disti. Congress
~ L -ssrEa-s, Cox. PrTor Money
So, 2. tennessee; Rsylav ccssiay
a.. Eops;us Vs1es Nfldfos
6, n,.. :, Aiasans, HssiauaD. Thonr
Ia - : o: Nissoah. Morse YcupS
"a, v.Sa7, vofSa7, E,,oG, sIoeGa, aa,ckIsTf
'''.'a ani Co1ng,oa-2E il an
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-20
Mu.t Furni,b = Bin o, Particulars.

BALTIMORE November l9.-In the Q. S.
Court here Judge Morris has decided in
the case of e. Gstes Smith, OF Charleston,
". Va, sgainst R. G. Dun & Co, for libel,
that the pluintif must furnish bin Of
particulars as to Khen aud where and to
whom the alleged Ebelous publication was
made. This decision il fha United ststes
Court confirms similar Eudipgs in State
Courts 1t holds that in order TO make 9
privileged communication tie Khelous
party obtaining tie report from the mer-
cantile agency must be disclosed. Sub
scribers to an agency who d1vulges iufor-
nation may thus be made jointly liable
with te agency.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-20
PARsON DOWNS FIRED

From Ills Church and the Doors Closed
Against Him.
BOsToN, November l9.-In view Of bis
relations towards Mrs Taber, as developed
in the recent divorce case Of Taber
Va. Taber the Rev. W. W. Downs was
this evening dismissed by the society from
the pastorate Of the Bosdoin Square
Church, and it was ordered that the
church doors be closed against him
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-20
4 Great Prairie Fire.

WICHITA FAILS, Tx, November 10
Iuforns;iop il received here OF very disaE'
t,ous prairie Eres in indian Territory, es-
pecisliy the section lying north o. Bed
river ststion. As near as can Be learned
the Ere started st Wild Greek station snd
burned down toths boitoU lands OF tie
Red river. The fire belt Is from iosty to
sixty miles wide snd the loss to eSttlemeu
IL placed as high as 100000.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-20
CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

The aoEy . TIA resurrection cf D5eE, @;
Msins, is said to 5s Eos%.
Mary Gilchrist, 9 Baltimore girl. snot
herself in presence Of Ter lover, who had
jjii.sttssd her.
Senator Edmaa5a E;ll geek to pSss abill
providing for q postal telegraph Eystsm,
Isxt session Of Congress.
Thurssca sS5 DAirs, tEo horse thieves
under arrest ct Tulsa, I. L. kE7s been re
leased By fellow issssrsioez.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-20
MALES PORTRAITS

50 'a the accom-, o,,,.Ps
F,Trr|Ai-iaPOEtant DeslsioDs.
Ss,o,5 r.' -l.''oS' D. c, November ls.-
t.,.' L., IN ,?:'o'l'' Maynard has rendered
F,,'- 'SsAa' 8 decisions. a. follow,.
sss,,.3 . dSsSt' 'la, So sssT be
s..ss, '@3-1''t:s accoSati g:,z-.usssOu
1'S' i'E 100 portraits sf thss
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-20
Minnie Palmer to Marry John Rogsrs.

Minnie Palmer to Marry John Rogsrs.
CINCINNATI, November ia letter
postmarked Birmingham, England, from
Mr. John Rogers, received at his home in
this city yesterday, announced that his
marriage to Miss Minnie Palmer the act.
ress, would occur on the 22d of next month.
Miss Palmers provincial tour closes two
weeks before Christmas and then she gees
10 London 10 become q bride.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-20
3. & O. TAX CASE.
Arguments Concluded Yesterday At Par.
kersburg.
Specidi 10 ps Reoistr.

kersbuIg.
Special 10 1s Rsoister.
PAsEERsDuRG, W. Va, November 10
In the Wood County Circuity Court to-day
the case of the State Board Of Public
Works against B. i o. R. r. Co., was
ably argued by Caleb Boggsss. John A.
Hutchinson for the B. & o. Ex-Governor
Boremsn for the State. This is q question
Of vast Importance to our county city and
stste, and involves the right to tax the B.
L o. railroad bridge across ths river here,
and which has never been taxed, owing to
either misunderstanding or inability as
to ownership. The property has now been
identified as existing in the B. i o.
R. R. Co, and suit was brought to recover
taxes assessed last year on the basis Of
three hundred and eighteen thousand dol.
lars, State, county, and city, all interested:
On this question argument concluded
aud the case was submitted to the court.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-20

If you are afflicted with loss Of appetite,
nausea and vomiting, hillary arrangement,
dull pains snd numbusss in the parts a.
fected, snd fsTsrish symptoms you msT
safely conjecture thst yaa have gout. Ron
therefore forthwith thoroughly with Saliva
ton Oil, the great psin destroyer. Price,
tSenty-fve cents bottle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-20
UNDER FALLING WALLS.
W0rkmen Engaged in Bracing a
Burned Building Buried
UNDER A GREAT MASS OF BRICKS.
A Woman Caught and Instantly Killed
Three Men Fatally iu-
jured.
MARROW ESCAPE OF MANY OTHERS

New YORK n ogenbsr l9.-On Wednes-
day the Empire mills, on Bethure street,
were burned. This afternoon a party of
laborers we're engaged in brsciug the walls.
A fire company was engaged in throwing
on the smoking ruins and number OF
children and people were engaged in pick.
ing up bits for kindling wood. Suddenly
and without warning one Of the walls
doubled up and the top fell inward upon
the laborers and the middle in the direc-
ton Of the tremen and the wood gstherers.
The children and the fremen managed to
get beyond the reach Of the falling bricks,
but Mrs Mary Kohn Wss caught and killed.
The lsborers on the inside had no chance
to run and were buried under the falling
bricks. They were dug out as quickly as
possible and removed to hospital The
LIST or KILLED AND INJURED
is:
Archie Georgia, rs years Of age. CON-
pound fracture Of the skull, severe injuries
and shock; will probably die
James Battle, Al years both legs and
thighs broken and head badly injured will
die.
George MariVeris, IS years, severe wounds
on head, compound fracture Of the skull,
Left leg and shoulder blade broken will
die.
James Chapman, IS years. foreman OF
the gang, compound fracture Of the knee
joint and sll the fingers on both hapds.
left arm broken, head injured.
killei-Mrs. Mary kohu, p years
ANOTHER VICTIM.
James Battle died in the hospital TO-
night.
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Tar oabEsbsr Of the Beaver Fslk. Pa
cauy;e,' Nr. John p. PoGtfr. some tins
sgo eoutrsctsd . ssy1s cold. He ssSs. II
,,,sd haH 4 dozen remedies intdectuaEn
and upou rtconzerdssion Ct phytiests
I esys DR.. BslRs coseh Syrsp 9 fs.f.
soas,s srial Il relieved me imasdisss,S
I'd cured my colo and csiassA stsifsly. Il
. remedy that should Dc rssd IN sTtis
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-20
Js~siss sR;zS Goes Uader.

STEVBES7nLE, No7sabss IS.-SasEis
Sharp closed Mr.. Spies jszslry store to-
night on ja3gsnsat .! $500 given TO
August FlOsO, 0: this city. Csiss was one
Of It's lssding jewelers. Of this city.