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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-01
ANOTHER FIGHT TALKED OF.

An OTer Il Back sullivan Against Nc Caf-
frey for n Bare Knuckle Contest.
CINCINNATI, August 3l.-The fight be
tween Sullivan and NoCaffrey coDtnaes to
be discussed 10 al its phases. George Les
ter said to day in regard to the challenge Of
Billy 0 Brien or behalf OF Dominick AcCaf.
frey that it would be impossible 80. the
champion to agree to st least one Of the
s,ipulations in Dominick McCaareys chsl.
lenge. He referred to the clause, the fight
10 take place within three months alter sign.
ing articles This, he said, would De i'm
possible, as Sullivan was under contract to
travel with his minstrel company, which
opensiSeptember q.
ITO show that mean business Loester
continued, "and that the cham pion does
not wish to 90 out Of meeting on any such
excuse, will bet $1,000 TO $4,000 that Sui
Ivan bests McCafFrey in a fair, square,
hare knuckle fight, the contest to take place
in room, and the attendance to be limited
to ten men a side; the fight to occur within
three weeks, az Mr. Sullivan will be under
engagement after that time. | do not make
this as bluff, but man and money can be
found at Sulliyans place. One condition
Of the match is that the preliminary deposit
must be not less than $1,000. He added
tat Sullivan was aware that he intended to
,ert the challenge, and that if McCsffrey
would come to time the fight would be go.
Sullivan will leave for home this evening
or tomorrow morning McCstfrey will re.
main at the Bowery until the first Of next
week.
The gate receipts will run something over
$40 600. o. this amount, under the arti-
les Of agreement, the winner is tehave 60
per cent. ard the management Of Chester
Park the other 10 Fer cent. As the referee
decided in favor OF Sullivan be, Of course,
s entitled to the bulk Of the Doodle, while
NcCsfFrey, under tie articles Of agreement,
you'd be frozen ont without dollar. The
management of the park, howeverrwill give
him 81 900 for the brave battle he m sde
against the Boston giant
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-01
A REcToR'S VACATION.

Rev. DR.. Armstrong, wilkes Booths
Double, Called Home by Evil Reports.
ATLANTA, Ga, August 3l-Rev. DR.. ].
G. Armstrong, of St. Philips Episcopal
church, this city, famous for his startling
likeness to the assassin Booth, and popular
because OF his tolerance ofso-cslled worldly
smusements, reached home tonight, after q
six weeks vacation, to face charges of de-
bsuchery, and to find his wife and dsugh-
ter in Mysteries because Of the scandal. Dr.
Armstrong, during his vacation, has preach
ed in Chicago, in London Canada, and at
other points and the charges of misconduct
come from Cincinnati.
On Wednesday night member Of the
congregation received dispatch from Gin
cinnati saying that DIR. Armstrong was
drinking and visiting houses of q bad char
scter in that city. A committee sent to
lock the matter up passed DR.. Armstrong
on the way, and, after lodging the report
ers and getting nights sleep at Chatta-
noogs, he came on home.
There was sad congregation assembled
for morning prayers at the church, which
did little but talk of their rector's misfor-
tune. Il wss given out that he was
raVing luns,ic. This, however, is offset BY
the report Of a prominent member of the
church, who called upon the preacher, to
whom the latter ssid he was ready to
answer any question the vestry might have
10 propound
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-01
MARTINS FERRY.

Miss Lulu Mitchell re'ured yesterday
from a pleasant visit on the Island.
Charles Meicksheimer has returned 10 his
home in Sharon, Pa after o visit with Louis
Jofs.
Mr. Charles Moore, ard daughter, OF Mas
sillon, o., are the guests OF 4. D. Newland.
james GRAY, formerly Of Morehead 4
Laughlins mill OF Pirsburg, bas accepted
Il position as manager Of the Standard mill.
Mics Dollie Hollowell, who has been visit
ing Mise Maud Newlsnd left yesterday Tor
Wasbir gtoD D. c.
Parker base ball club defeated the John
Chirameu by a score OF 10 ; Yesterday.
The Bridgeport BOYS defeated the new
Il inform" club Of .EtnAville b5 q teore OF
% 10 lS
Rev. Samuel Boyd. Of Wheeling moved
into bis new residence on Fifth street, yes
to-day.
Rev. Z c. Simpson leaves with his iami-
ly for his rev home in Hamilton, Ohio, ~
day.
Miss Plsttie McNecley is home from an
extended trip Eat
Miss Grace Rainey, Of Cleveland, is visit
ing relatives in town
Platt Wells, Of Canton, o., is visiting bis
mother in.law Mrs. D. Martin.
Manager Bird, Of the Benwood furnace,
moved into Squire Buckinghans house
yesterday.
joel Wood, Esq, is confined 10 bis home
Ei'h hay fever.
Robert Hanson, John Selby, Peter o Con.
cell. members Of the County Democratic
Central Committee, 20 TO 81 Clairsville TO
attend meeting, at which q candidate for
Representative will be put on the ticket TO
Gil the vacancy caused by the resignation
OF Hon. r. J. Alexander.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-01
CONDENSED TElEGRAMS.

A 10y named Hugh Poe, at Brighton,
Pa, died yesterday, { ON q pistol shot fred
oy policeman.
Or. John n. Hamill fell from an avniug
u Galveston, Texas, and received injuries
from which he died.
A train in the Bad Lsld5 was on Sunday
stopped by herd Of an;elopes.
The Police commissioners have ordered
rbe bakeries Of Boston closed on Sunday al
Q o'clock.
Henry Hahn was ruu over by a train at
Indianapolis aud killed, yesterday morn
ing.
The business men and manufacturers OF
Providence met Yesterday to consider the
tariff investigation propo ed 67 the Secre-
tsry OF the Treasury.
An elephant broke loose from o Briens
ci!cas a; Ptilsf e'p yesterday, and caused
grsst excitement among TIE people.
John McCulougb. the tragedisn, is re-
pr ed to be rapidly declining in health
An unknown man was burned up in Broc-
mans livery sisb's at Cincinoati Yester-
dsy.
The strike Of the sE,tchmen in the Ene
yards n Y, Is reported to be at an end.
Druggist Amde, Of Hobokeu, \. Y, made
g mistake in 8 prescription, causing the
death Of Miss Hulse. Her sister is re-
ported dying,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-01
A CHURCH SENSATION.

A Pastor Assaulted in His Pulpit for
Preaching Grant Memorial sermon.
York, Pa, August 3l-A commo;ion
was csused in the Evangelical Church at
WiLchesters;owD, this county, yesterday
morning. The pastor had announced that
he would preach memorial sermon on
General Grant. A man named Fulton said
no such sermon should be preached. When
the pastor, Rev Mr. Schulz began In his
sermon a reference to the heroes OF
the Bible times, and then spoke Of
our hero Just placed in his last rest
ING place. Fulton called out 10 him to stop,
81 rhe sane time advancing to the pulpit
The preacher continuing. Fulton seized him
and dragged him away from the pulpit,
striking h,m a blow with his tist and knock
ing him down. Simon Engle5recGt, who
in;erfered to seve the pastor from assault,
received one of Fultous blows on his face
There was great excitement, and sfter q
tine order was restored and the services
preceded. Fulton, 1t is reported this
morning, has skipped over the hue into the
S..Fa ~ MRry and
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ATTEMPTED MURDER.

Bloody Ending of Trouble Between n Wife
and Mother-in-Luw.
IROSTON, ONO, August 3l.-Iu Tex 8
Hollow, thirteen miles from here, on Sstur-
day night, ". f. Booth made an Intellectual
attempt to kill two women, and then killed
himself He Was married year ago to
Alice Montgomery against the wishes of
her p rents. he took her to his fathers
house, where dissfection sprsng up between
his mother and lis wife. After q while he
Joined bis mother in mistreating his wife
and the girls father took her home Since
then he has made threats against her rels-
tives, and has begged her to live with him,
but she refused
Saturday night, being intoxicated, Booth
went to the house of Morritt Willis, who
married his wife hslfsister, and found his
wiie's mother, Mrs Montgomery, and Mrs.
Willis eating q midnight lunch. he imme-
distely fred two shots at Mrs. Montgomery
and one at Mrs. Willis Both screamed aud
fell, and Booth, thinking he had killed both,
ran nearly to his fathers house, and there
shot himself through the head He was an
only sen Of respected farmer, and had
been well educated. 4 paper in his pocket
outlined his purpose Of murder aud suicide
Ms. Montgomery was not b I. Mrs Willis
received q glanclnr wound n the side.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-01
The WALKUP CASE.
Arsenic Found In Appreciable Quantities
In the Remains.

Arsenic Found In Appreciable Quantities
In the Remains.
EMPoRIA, HANS, August 3l.-Following
is the certificate OF sLaiysis received By Cor
oner Frost in regard TO the Kansas City
medical college anslysis Of the remains of
J. S Walkup:
State of Missouri, county Of Jackson, S. S.
VIM. Jones being du'y sworn on oath states
that he now ia and has been for one year
past professor Of chemistry in the Kansas
iiy medical college and that for three years
past he has made specialty Of examining
rrganic substances for the detec-
ion o! poison. That on or
about August 25, 1885, this alEant
received from one 5 D. Harrison, "a. D.,
Of EmpCria, rs, specimens Of human re-
mains represented to De those Of one Walk
up, Of Emporis, Ks deceased consisting OF
stomach, one kidney, portion Of the in-
restires, contents OF the stomach and por-
ion Of the bleed; that this a.,iant has made
y careful anslysis Of the contents Of said
,tomach and portion Of the liver for the de-
lection OF arsenic and mercur and has dis
covered therein arsenic in app;eciable guam
Gties, but no traces Of mercury; that arsenic
vas discovered in both the portions csliver
and contents Of the stomach.
TSieredl WILLIAM JONES.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
18th day August, 1855.
LSigued W. A: ANDERSON.
Notary Public.
The Coroner's jury met at 5 a m, aud
called on Mrs. Wallace, mother of Mrs
Walkup, to give her testimony. The in
quest will no doubt terminate and verdict
rendered to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-01
AN ALLEGED BROKER MURDERED

MystoIiousIy in Hts Extremely Filthy
Ofice in New York by y Texan.
NEw YORK, August 3l.-About o'clock
his afternoon Tom Davis, otherwise known
us William Warren, was shot and killed in a
coom st ll3 Resde street, BY man named
las. 7. Holland, who says he is a Texan,
and that he came here from Abiline, ktr-
las Davis is we'll known sporting man
AID occupied tIis room for several years,
yordpciiDg an alleged brokerage business
rninirg and other stocks. The room is
MY about six feet By ten. light
ii =, a single window AMI is filthy
= he extreme. The Davis, brother OF
b. murdered man, was present at the time
Il The shooting, and tumbled down two
,,ighrs Of stairs in haste to get out AS
Holland WAS walking rapidly away from
the scene, The pointed him out 10 police
msn, who arrested him. Holland was re-
ricent about the matter, merely asserting
that the killing was ils,iGsble 1t is sup
yosed the shooting grew out Of some trans.
actions in stock. When searched at the
station, heavy revolver, 81 500 in money,
md two gold watches we're found on him.
In the right hand Of the dead man was
g IS bill, and scattered about the floor
we're bonds OF face value of $500.
In his desk was large quantity Of apparent
securities, among them $50, 900 in bonds Of
he city of Msttoon, III signed by Thomas
3. Lane, supervisor. The desk also con-
taired blank shares of the Santa Reta Sill
vsr Mining Co. Davis was shot twice;
once through the breast near the heart, and
once in the neck Little or nothing is known
Of Holland. 1t is said that he used several
names and come from Colorado. he is
about feet II fnches in height, light COM
plexion and we'll built. lie has straight,
light brown hair and light moustsche. BE
claims 10 be single.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-01
RAILROAD vAluATips
Valuation Of a Rai1road Kr0rerty 2
Counties in West Yirethias s = :
Special 10 fAe Rs9iSteIf

Valuation of a Raiiroad RrSlerty bf
Counties in West YirelAias 8 n
Special 10 tAs Re9istqs
CHARLESTON, W. Va, August 9bn Z,
lowing is the valuation Of all the1lilggzi
property throughout West Virgins y
counties: The B. & o. main line :
sessed as follows: Berkeley county, $ss
255.3O; Hampshire sl95,235; JeFslsns
47,4298l; Marion, S539,OO744; Mss
shall, S579,8S2 50; Benwood bridge, SD
coo; Mineral, 1923 85Tl7; Morgan, s2
552 81; Ohio, $96,5l4 IL; Preston, $5a4
1924; Taylor, $4l6.76207; Wetzel, ib6.s
286.O8; Wood, $lS,S75; Parkersours
bridge, S3l5,OOO Psrkersburg branch
Doddridge, S3l4,5l252; Harrison, s34Ss
039.O6; Ritchie, $4l9,524 &C; Taylor
$224,38L77; Wood, 1882, 1868 65. Chic
River Road. Marshall, Sl63863. 10; Psasi
ants, $lO7, ,ll2.4O; Tyler, S95, ,395. A; sf|
eel, SIC, ,2S9 40; Wood, Sl27,022. o. ts;
hurgh, Cincinnati and St. Louis tad. =
Steubenvine Bridge, $3l5,0OQis toolne|
Sl09 720; Hancock, $40, 10
WheeliDg- and KeptuckyS Road Bro u
Sl55, 2O9; Mafshsll, 1890 OHIO,
O57. Clarksburg Weston and GlenNllf
Road and Transportation Compauys
Harrison county, S55,005 10; Lewis, S3l,'
66l9O Msrunsburg and Potomac Road
Berkeley, $9l, ITO; Jefferson, 1906, ,O33 SO
Ohio Centrsl-Msson, S97,775; Putnam,
$l2OS5O; Kanawhs, $751; Pennsboro
4 Hsrrisville road-Ritchie, 1886 "a
West Virginia Central and Pittsburg road.
Mineral, 1924 490 69; Grant $75, ,342. As.
Laurel Fork and Sand Hill road.-Ritchie
$5,23l.67; Wood, SlO,5l8 SO. Chesapeake
4 Ohio road.-Cabell, S445, ,622. 81; FaVette,
$635, l3S. AZ; Greenbrier. 1920, G60.58; Kan
awha, $490758 81; Monroe, 24,535.7 73;
Putnam, Sl46,5lS 95; Summers, Sil4,-
3Ol.3O; Wayne, S7I02l60, Shenandoah
Valley Jefferson, $239, 5000 South
Branch road.-Hampshire, 1921, ,4S0 OF
Weston and Buchsunon road
Lewis, s25,O7O; Upshur, $l4, l6O.
Wheeling Il Elm Grove road-Ohlo, S2S,
600. Wlnifrede road-Kanswhs, $50, 798 l6.
Paint Creek road - Kanswhs, $4,000
Kanawha & Coal River road-Kanawhs
$52lOO. Norfolk 4 Western road-Mer-
Ger. $285,85l Cumberland l. Pennsylvania
road-Mineyaf 3I0,l7G Grafton & Green
brier road-Tsvlor, $22, 1888; Barbour,
$44,4C6.67. Wheeling, Pittsburg * BhI,i.
more branch Of the B. & o. road-Ohio,
Sl95,720 u.
The total amount assessed in the State is
Sl3,0S3,94l.29. Of this amount the B Il
0. railroad and its branches contributes 81
52+.j97 O3, and the C. & o. railroad 81
558. l60.42.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-01
The CARNIVAL OF CRIME.
A Farmer rAssassinated-T Negroes Con-
fsss to Murder.

A Farmer Assassinated- Negroes Con-
fess to Murder.
ST. Louis August Si.-Csp,ain Isaac
Henry, an extensive farmer living near
EiGder, in CaldRell county, No, was shot
and killed yesterday BY some unknown PEI
son concealed in the brush. Some coupE'
cations with Captain R. s. Kennedy and
members of his family, regarding the prop
erty on which Henry lived, sud which for
merly belonged to Capt. Kennedy, are be-
heved to have been the cause OF the sssss'
sinaiion.
Jossph and Jacob Tolber, tEo negroes,
we're arrested yesterday near Eautala lu-
dian Territory, for the murder OF Msssrs.
Goodykoon'z and Csss, two prominent msr'
chants OF Venitia, near the Sac and Fox
Agency, on the 18th inst. They we're taken
10 Yenira, where shey confessed to the
crime. They viii be taken to Fort Smith
BY United States Marshal Jones, Who nss
them IN charge
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-01
A sTAGs ROBBERY FoILE0.

Al ACCCmpliCe Gives the Plot Away and
the HighWaymsu il BaEged.
HFuyNA, MoST August &l.-The Mays
vile cosch was stopped 6Y Two highwaymen
about eight miles cut of Helena, on Satur-
dsv, and the treasure cars, containing ABOUT
Sl2.CUO IN bu'iion from the Drum Lumnoa
mine. taken. TIE passengers were relieved
Of their yaluables One OF the robbers had
given the plo, awsy 70 officers, and when
the treasure box vas being broken open,
the sheriff srd Posse captured the robbers
sLd recovered tie booty. The passengers
had been made TO stand in line 81 the muz-
z!e Of gun held b7 one Of the highway
men, while the other went through them IN
tie old.fsshicnsd manner.
The prisoners are named Jackson and
Gordon Gordon will be released and get
the reward Of $500. Jackson has served
seven years in the Cslifornis peai-
tertiary for stage robbing He claims that
Gordon hss worked the same scheme be-
fore giving away plots for robbery aud GET
riry reHArCs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-01
Hay Fever.

Elys Cream Balm was recommended to
NE BY nv druggist as a preventive TO hay
Fever. Have been using il ss directed
since the 9th Of August and have found II
specific for that much dreaded and lostb-
some disease. For ten years or mere hsve
been q great sufferer each year, from Al
gust 9th ill frost, ard have tried many
alleged remedies for its cure, bat Eye
Cream Balm is the only preventive l havs
ever found. Hay Fever sufsrsrs ought to
know Of its efficacy.
FRGSK B. AISsEoRTH,
Off. B. AIyswoRTH & Co Publishers,
Indianapolis Ind
have been afflicted rith Hsy Fever for
seven yesrs-Elys Cream Balm cared NE
entirely.
q D CaLLIHLS. Baggage Ass;s-.
L&SI L. z. B., Tsrre Hsute. Ind.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-01
TIRED OF LIFE.
,n Old Mans Attempt at Soicide Frustra-
ted by a Policeman.

a. Old Mans Attempt at Soicide Frustra-
ted by n Policeman.
4 CHlCAco, Augu5t 3l.-"Ill do 1t, and you
ean't stop me," cried 81 old man 70 pO-
lics man al The K,Uzjs street bridge, about
rs o'clock last evening His hair and
ID ard were white, his form was bent aud
his limbs shook with age. The policeman
kad seen the old msn wandering along the
ailway rack. picking up coupling pins and
. ~ pieces oiiron and placing them N his
rotAsf. The old man walked to the uver,
sDd a. about to throw himself in when the
cfhcer caught him.
u can swim" said the old msn, when
ssked 10 explain; and, as wan, 20 d'e, l
lut tie iron in my pocket.
Tie old man ssid he was Johnson Johns
4 Erie. Pa. The policeman took him to q
k6,;us house and collected 3 small sum OF
norey for ban. Johns is , years old. DE
aiIi be sent home By the authorities.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-01
BRIDOEPORf,

Gen. Frank A.kew and family, Of Ksnsss
City, No, are the guests Of Z. ]. AlsnAn-
der.
The Belmont county fair opens 81 St.
Clslrsyille to-day.
Mrs.. George Tatkins OF wes, Whssliog.
died at her home On Saturday night spd
ives buried yesterday. Mn. Watkins hsd
been sick bu, . few days, and her death
va. particularly sad one
Msssrs. William and Ed~ssd Maiden, Of
Cincinnati are The guests OF W. J. BfLton.
William Howell leaves in q few days 70
take position q bookkeeper in Whole.
sale store in Quincy, Ill
George Gray left yesterday to attend col
lege at Lebanon, o.
George Gisip is in Bsrnesvills.
The Democratic Central Conmi'tss meets
10 st. Clsirsnlle to-day, to refill the yscsn-
cy in the county ticket caused BY the WITH
dra-al Of T. J. Alexander
CIV Appesz.ller has ADDED . conpls.s
lire OF hats and caps 20 his merchant tsilos-
II = stock in Heinlsia's block.
Heavy rain. are reported throughout the
coun,y hereabogts, in several cases dong
severe dsmsge 70 crops
". C. Deems ard wife have returned
from O visi, 10 Bsrpesille.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-01
A DsVILISH PLOT.
Masked Men Burn Bridge in Order to
Wreck a Train.

Masked Men Burn Bridge in Order to
Wreck a Train.
BLOOMINGTON. lit, August 3l-News has
been received here of an unsuccessful a..
tempt made By gang OF masked men early
Sunday morning to burn bridge on the
Indianapolis, Bloomington L Western Rail
road, near Danvers 1t was thought their
mention wss to wreck the through express
train. which passes there after midnight. A
farmer discovered the bridge on FIRE aud
stsrtsd to.querch the flames but vas com.
nsnded TO Move on and let that alone.
He drove hastily to Dsnvers, three miles
distant, ard gave the alarm in time to stop
the express The HeiN approached eau
,iously and stopped, and halt dozen men
fed to the brush. The bridge was 81 feet
long and Is feet high. 1t had been ssta-
rated with petroleum and was badly burned.
There is no clue 10 the perpetrators.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-01
scenes in slam.

In Siam they cut the tails Of the cats 20
90 10 lee7e each tail an inch long. Then
hey dye 'he animals 8 bright yellow, which
nskfs them look very gsy. The teninca
izsrds Of Siam craSl on the ceilings and
"a, flies ard mosqaitoes. sismese Princes
cfroysl blood wear lees clothes than New
York rrftt arab The doctors in Siam pre-
scribe spcb queer things a. crushed spiders,
pieces Of reptiles ground serpents. boDes,
scrspirgs Of the horns Of Wild goats, stags
snd rkinoce,oses and the scales Of fsh.s
and insects. How much better 70 tell their
patients 10 take BfoEa's Iron Bittefs and
Be vel,
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WELLSBURG.
CampmeetiDE - Gas Struck - 4 Gorrec-
ton.
SaAciaI 10 The R>oiIly


tion.
SpsriaJ 10 he R>oiIi5.
WELLsBURG, August 81 3l-Campmeeting
at BeI!eview, near Independence, Pa, was
largely attended by We,lsburg people. 4
very large crowd Of people thronged the
-rourds; it Is estimated that fully 5000
eople were in the grounds at one time dur
ing the day. The enclosure about the tens
vas crowded with vehicles and the space or
circle within the cottages was thronged with
people.
Gin Brothers, of Steubenvills, have been
successful in another Gas strike; this time j,
j. on the Sanders farm, about one mile
from WellsbIrg. A good flow Is s'rack by
hen On Saturday evening. Several other
wells are bting snuk in 'hls vicinity.
The SrsuAY REGI-TEs err0neously stated
bat Capt Vim. Oakes was ILL., 1t vas his
daughter Lizzie, who died on Sunday even
irg. She has been I'll ever since about the
lime OF the great gas explosion here last
February, at which time her nervous sys
en- sustained a severe shock, her father
wing rear the scene Of the explosion. 4
little more thar four nonths ago she took 10
her room and consumption took hold Of her
system, which resulted in her death, az
above stated Lizzie was bright, cheer
lul and lovely girl, and great favorite with
her associates, who mourn her loss sincere
II. To Father Park, who visited her q fes
ia7s before her death and administered the
last rites Of the church, she expressed her
rssig nation to a then prospective dissolu
ion, and she has since passed quietly and
peacefully away.
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Base Bali.

palrimors-Balimores l, BeOoklyns
Frrors-Bal;imores 5, Brooklgns ,.
ss--Bsl'inore 1, Brooklyn 8. Struck
Bs Henderson ,, 5y Porter l.
Observation-Disclosures l, New
5. Errors-IPhilsdelPhia I, New
q Basss-Philsdelphis !, New loFk
Pitebers-Dsily and Weleh. w
A, New York-MeropOhtans l. Atn!eSe'
Euors-MetropoEtsDs 8, Athlstics ,.
s.-.Na,ropo6,sns u, Athletics ;.
- Ou,-By Matthews I, By Lynch .:
fnSs,on-Boston 6, Providence !. Er,
-sCsfou ", Providence II; Bases
49, Q Providence 10. Pitchsrs-But'
81 ND Radbourn.
fhicsgo-CbicAgo To- Detroit 8. Er-
-thicsgo II. Detroit 10. sBssss-
ste "a. Detroit : Pitchers rs-AeCHr'
N.kd WeidmRu.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-01
Destructive Lightning.

FIrTsEURG. Pa, August Sl.-A New
cas,le. Pa speciAi says; Daring a severe
s,orm IN ibis city last evening, hghtnins
,srnek the house Of Timothy Mack W'th
.css Tsgsrrous results. The chimney Was
,osn SOwD. a portion Of 'he weather board, board,
- knocked OIL and the plastering torn Oh
- sfths fve rooms. Joe Carver, = boy
at seventsen years of age, was sitting ia "a
door of he house and he was knocHea
mhV he shock and received injuries
wsI, rssul, fatally. Timothy Mack was
.slv sbocked that ke cannot recover,
Is IL wife and John y BTien, were less
...ln iniured