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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-01
FASTING FANATICS.

Grssu fiotsrs Upon His SiNte. ATTAIN En-.
tire Congregation Starving Them
selves.
PALvYRA, Wis, December 2l.-Ihis IS
the sixteenth day Of Thomas Green's fas,
because Ct religious views during which
time he aud ais attendants claim ne has
entirely sbstaiped from food or uouyish,
ment. He insists upon refusing food IN,
I'll he shall have become satisfied. Il
also trsnspires that the Rev Mr. Pate. Of
Whitewater, who hss charge Of 'hase meet
ings, claims to hsye eaten on tSo oCca.
sious only since Mr.. Green began abstain
ing, and that several other L tubers Of The
society are also fasting.
The last oeysu al the lnstigation Of the
pastor. IL order that his co-worSer3 might
receive more power 10 convert outsiders
to their belief, the meetings having been
entirely unsuccessful in that direction
The whole congregation seems TO De on the
point OF starvation. some being scarcely
able to walk, owing to weakness, anl il IS
feared death or insanity ma result. Sey-
err, members OF the socIe,y have witE.
drawn from the meetings thiGking ;he
matter is being carried too far
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-01
MACHINERY TRADE

F,,,yInng Pointing 30 an r.ssUdinG
Prosperous Year.
CLH a. ,Sp. o., December jl.--Ih
Iron Trade Review tomorrow will pgblist
large number Of letters from manufat
turers, principally Of machinery through
out the country, concerning '-&de in IS
and II, outlook tor the con-.
ing year.. la Woodworking m,
chlncry business hss boon nrgr /
olame bat prices have been too low TO = s,
satisfactory Machine tool works hay
had "a compalati. ely dull year with uar-
muuerAtivs prices. Manuiac,urrrs
special patented tools uC,e nc dimir
no" IN either 'oiIme or prices daring L.
yeas. Some Ot them OF ,Le contrary 7.
ported decided Increase la freight az
passenger elevators there has been O
active demand ahrou"h0ut ths ...,..
---- -~---- ~".gs unmr". ov-s -.
Ba!t and nut machinery has Had 4 rcG7y
sale. Mill machinery was in about the
same aeuaad %, ls,i Blast furnaces
and mining machinery has suffered from
dG!!gtss Manu,uc;urera ot iron rpnfcg
enjoyed good ;5ada. Hardware WORKS
hasr been generally we'll employed All
bralrle5 Of the iron aUd machinery trade
NOE decided increase IL orders and in
GU.Firs within the past s!vty days and the
preoictioa is made without exception that
.--r viii be a year O! widespread pros
2erity
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-01
TEXAS BLOODY MYSTERIES.
The Wholesale Murderer Thought
to Have Been Found.
A MEXICAN ARRESTED ON SUSPICION.
Property Of the Victims Found on His
Premises--A Probable Clearing Up
Of the Horrors.

GALVESTON, December 3l.-A special &c
the News from Austin says Eustacic
Martinez, Mexican about % yssrs old
was arrested last night on suspicion OF be,
Ing implicated in the mysterious murders
which have recently startled the citizens
Of Austin He lived IN secluded spot
near the river, and a search of the prem.
ises resulted in the discovery Of bloody
garments and several articles of female
apparel Among the articles found were
al ice hook, such as experts declare might
have been USED in the murder OF Mrs. Rs
mey ahi Ter daughter several months ago
A prayer book. with the name Ella R.
Rsney written Oh the title page was also
found, tocethc: with two handkerchieis, one
OF which core the initials -. Il. worked
in siia The other was marked "A. TIE
detectives think that the arrest OF Marti.
uez will clear away the mystery ana out
rage AID murder of the Ramey women.
Evidence was also discovered come /
ing the prisoner with the recent murders
OF Mrs. Hancock ana Mrs. Phillips, and
the assault upon TIE lstter's husband The
wounds inflicted upon Mr. Phillip, head
are very similar to those found on tac
Ramey girl, and were probably inflicted
with tn. same instrument. Martine2
shows signs Of being crank. He admits
that he vas imprisoned for two yeHrs for
assaul;ing q woman. The old blood slams
on the Clothing are being examined ny
scientiss
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-01
MARTINS FERRY.

A. the las meeting Of Garnet Council
/ No lO,, National Union. the following
o'icr's were elected and installed for the
coming year President, j. T. kanes
Wee President J. b Gillespie; Speaker
J.muel f. HeatOu; Secretary, W. II. Han
Fna Ical Secretary, 7. ". Shreye, Treas
urec James a Dickson; Chaplain, j. D.
Hastings Uuher, Richard O'Bernie
Sergeant al Arms, 4. Il. Ong; Door Keep
er, Adam wernig; Irustee3, Thomas
Representative D.. Is. -. Williams
The new bell has been put in position on
the Contra! school building and the hoist
ing apparatus removed 10 the frat ward
bGriGing, where the old Central lell vii be
placed ia rho towcr There are many dif
erent expressions concerning tie pleasing
tone of the new bell Some like It arG
some don't
To night Brown and Stroupe will skate
at the Excelsior rink. These young men
have attained an envable reputation en-
the dizzy rollers, and will give good
snow
On Wednesday night 3 party OF young
folks arranged surprise for Mrs Lewis
Of the Garden Spot, which was complete
success, both as surprise and a scciaI
event.
Worknen have greatly improved the
tacriities for getting from one place TO IN
other By putting in Tour new stone cross
ings NJ lhc intersection OF Hanover aud
Second strecis
Miss IlIah Coleman. o bright. Interest,
ing child Of Pierre Coleman. E.q, died at
her home in Woods addition yesterday
She will be buried at POwhstan today.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

Conductor Meredith Was killed in O
smssh.Up OF ST. Louis.bound trains on the
Wabash road Fireman Mooney wos
killed in a collision on the Michigan Cen.
trail
TIE Bell Telephone Company has oh
tained in the |. S. Cont at Louisville, a
perpetual injunction TO protect it from
infringement by holders Of other patents.
Two orgsn-grinders entertaining crowd
at New Orleans were prost-sted by e
shock Of electricity from an electric light
wire. One Of the musicians was killed.
Corn bulls have appeared in the Chicago
market.
Evangelist Munger. OF Washington
c. H, o, who WAS recently sent TO the in
sane asylum, is out lecturing on six
Days in an Insane Asylum.
Dwyer Bros. Miss Wood:ord "a offered in
v match in onesuda-hRlt mile for from
s.. 600 to S20,0G0 With the Corrigan lolt,
Freeland, Of Kansas City
In the case Of Frank Bsrte, for killing
VIM. Hazard with a blow of his list, in
Cincinnati, last summer, the jury render.
ed verdict Of msnslaughter,
Luther Cline. druggist near Lrdianap
"lis, shot and killed one OF two men who
made assaults on himself nad wife with in.
ten; TO rob, possibly murder.
The last bond call has had reyivia-
effect il the stock markets
Members Of the Ohio Legislature have
begun to assemble at Columbus.
The notorious CGrtis family vas cap
tured in the swamps near Alton, O after
Ii nard tight OF twsnty-iOur hours. Sheria
lloyd, who headed ten deputies was
slightly worQied
Passenger agents in New ork city have
made war Oh the ticket scalpers
The Toledo, Cincinnati and ST Louie
Narrow Gauge has been sold for 81 800
OUG
Dr.. 7. +. leach. Of Montgomery comfy
won the prize in lae Indiana Chess Tour
nament
1t ia probable that he pablic de5t state
meut will show an increase d & 2.ODg,0O0
for December.
The survivors Of the SuIlaua explosion,
which occurred at the Close OF ihe war,
when | MON prisoners were Gu their WY
home from Southern prisons, held re
union at FosUrih, o and affected 6 PEI
manent organization.
The nnnh-r Q. miles Of ur~ railroad
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MORTIFIED AT HIS ACT,
A Family Quarrel That Assumed la ii
Pr0unrflpHz

A Family Quarrel That Assumed T.agi,
Proportions
C1,,AGo December 3l.-,Iohn Te-we,l
lives in the rear of 5O2 Twenty,drst street.
At 5:3O o'clock this morning ne had a
quarrel with his son. After hard words
had passed between them the talher
picked up hstchet and hurled it AZ the
ooy. Tue latter lodged, and the weapon
struck Terweli's daughter on the head. II
glanced Oft, IuHicting only shgh. wound
The tsther seem s3sfArrifed at the narrow
escape he had from becoming his daugh-
Ter slayer. Hs went into back room
and, taxing d razor from l. drawer, drew il
across his throat. The result was wound
Two inches 10 length
The family heard Terweil tsl uul tore
i2g open the door saw him iyirg ln pool
os blood. 4 doctor was sunmougi aud
arrived in time 20 stsQuch the low o!
blood and sew up the wound. The doctor
says he viii recover. Terwell wss removed
to The county hospital. He is 81 years Of
age
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-01
4 BRILLIANT PROSPECT

For the New Year in the stock
Market.
New NORS, December Sl.-The year
! ,jch closes to-day will be long remem,
be. in Wall street. During the first six
montns there was a very dull market with
q net advance for the active stocks OF less
than > per cent on July first. AS com
pared with opening quotations January
I'd. from that time, however, until the
latter part of November there was per.
sistent and continuous upward movement
which resulted in net average advance
for most active stocks Of about IS per
cent. In some instances gains we're con.
siderably larger. A moderate reaction
later in the year has since been followed
by very firm but somewhat. less AT ,y'
market and the ear closes witt : CcuGdyr.
behalf in Wa. rect, tbs. "t we, sd5
than have been seen at any tiG!e in 1885 will
be reached at no distant day. Some idea
of the great activity in the stock market Of
late, may be obtained from the statement
that the total sales for the past eleven
weeks has been equal to the business Of tEs
FIRST six months Of the year An araly7,-
OF the year s operations snow that -"
Esnps and ST Paul alone co-,t' n'-- .
quarter Of the Tesr SusIrsSs and tie fol.
lowing sixteen stocks, each of which cou-
trioCted million shares or more, eight.
six per cent. Cf the year business St
Paul, Lackswsnns, Lake Shore,
Northwestern, Union Pacific West
cru Union, New York Centrai
Pacific Mail, Missouri, Kansas and Texas
Erie, Northern Pacific Louisville and
Nashville, Oregon TrEnscontinrntal Ter
sey Centra' Texas aud Pacific, Reading
The average price OF these sixteen stocks
at the beginning otthe year was l5f. ano
the lowest WAS iCf, the highest U35, and
tonight the average price is ~ Smallest
declines from bjghas prices have been made
by alderDilrs bot Noftbern Pacific
Oregon Trans Continental and Pacific
Mail followed closely behind The RaiISay
land market sympa,hized with the in
provemert in price OF shares. Tota
sales Tor the year amounted
to S66S 100000 Money haf
ruled ,kroa bout the year, with most
call loans made at l@3 per cent. Nevr-
before in the history OF the banks ha,.
they reported anything approaching tn,
amount OF idle capital seeking tempOrhr,
Investment han has been shown in ~
weekly statements throughout the create
parl Of ! ~.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-01
BEJLAIRE.

Cambridge Miners Decide to Resume
Wurs-OIhee Glass City Sows.
The Cambridge miners who have beeI
out on strike for the past Two month
have decided to resume work o. Is cents
Originally they We're paid 80 cents, bu
after they had organized they demanded
90 cents, but were locked out until they
came to the decision stated above. Tn,
price for mining in the Cambridge distr:c
has hitherto governed most ell the banks
in this section, and it is believed that il
I the dlgCers work Tor - cents out there
that the operators IL this city will be com
PEELED 10 ask their men Tor the same terms
IN order to compete with the banks west
OF here. Bellsire miners ore now psid 80
cents we understand
It'd Shuttleworth will race Bickel Shep
parG in the Niagara rink tonight.
Thc lecture o. the Mound Builders in
the City Hall last night was very interest
ing.
Considerable poultry came in OF the B
l.. u c. road yesterday.
This ia lega! holiday aud Will be kep'
by the postotfice aud the banks.
Miss Maud Nicholson and the Misses
Marsh, entertained friends last night.
John Clark, resident on the bill, Sec
orc gard died early yesterday morning.
Deceased was an Old empioye OF the B. y
y and ran the stationary engine al the
shops for many years Funeral Sunday
afternoon TT | 0 clock.
Conrad Staub and John and George Ber-
ger return to Plttsburg to-day after visit
OF several v,eeks here.
There will be no public receptions for
the young folks in this city To- day. Times
have been 100 hard TO admit OF me tavorite
psssume OF open houee on New Years.
A: the meeting Of ! NJ c. A. last pieht
the committees reported the money collect
ed. About 5000 has been put down on the
subscription papers.
The concert to be given By the Christian
church tonight will pack TIA, ediice. II
~Ill ne OF q nature new to our people
A large crowd al the Niagara rlHk last
might watched the old year out and the
new ane in on rollers
Charles Gill aud bride have taken rooms
in The residence OF Mayor cooper.
The rink concerts aud the opera house
will be the rendezvous OF alI who seek
pleasure today.
Pat Giobin shouldered q couple OF guns
las evening ard lett for Belmont 10 chase
?a5bts until Saturday night. lie intends
to return home with no less than 20
The lint glass houses yesterday paid oil
and will not resume be ore Monday.
The tax books open today at Whites
drug store.
August Green will erect larcr new
building in the lst Ward.
New Year & Day i5 the Feast OF the Cir
cuHcisioH, and is holiday OF obligation
in the Catholic church Masses AT $50
and g m. at St. John church.
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ADJUSTMENTS A
HOSE CAN IT 81

The lnimitable Carrolls Will appear in
this sparkling comedy at the Opera House
this afternoon and this e7ening, and from
present appearances there will De standing
room only. Whose Can 1t Be- is univer
sally ackno lodged to berhe n osi laughable
thing on the road, and the press Of the en-
tire country is loud in its praise. The
CAROLS, father and sons, are peerless in
their line, and all should see them
The performance will be repeated 10,
morrow.
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An Enterprl-irE, z, reliable House.

Logan Il Co, can always De relied upon
not only to carry in stock the best of every,
thing, but TO secure the agency for such ar
ricles as have WE! known merit, and crc
poplar with the people thereby sustaining
the reputation Of beng always enterprising
and ever reliable. Having secured the
agency for the celebrated nr. King's New
Discovery for Consumption, will sell it on a
positive guarantee. 1t will surely cure any
and every affection Of Throat, Lungs. and
Chest, and to show our confidence, we invite
you to cali and get Trial Bottle FreoI
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ST. LOUIS PREPARING

Fog the Hydrophonia Tridem.o - -
tours SIethUds to ne Followed.
ST. Loss. December &i.-All arrange
ments have leen perfected in this city for
the treatmen, Of hydrophobia after the
method followed by n. Pastear, aud IN
three weeks, a. the outside, patients may
be tried. TIE movement IS ole of more
than ordloary interest, ali all engaged IN
it are making t1e mos, thorough prepara-
tons for the experiments. A barn and
yard have been secured where dogs sus
Dected OF rabies VIII BE- kept and closely
watched. Seven dogs which showed slight
symptoms OF hydropho5ia have been tied
up and yesterday afternoon one CT the
CANNES rave almost unmistahsbls eylden
Goa Of the disease, but the developments
will be waited. If the dog proves really
mad its skall will be rephined and a Por
lion of the brain removed. This will be
injected into the brain OF q second dog
and the rabbits will be used after the oper
alton on the first dog It will be sixteen
DAYS before virus can be secured with which
human beings may be inoculated Then
the virus form will he in tull operation
and any number OF pa'ients may De
treated
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-01
Advice 10 Mothers.

Mrs. Winslows Soothing Syrup iog chill.
dren tcething, is the prescription O! one OF
the best female nurses and physicians in the
United States, snd has been used for forty
years with never failing success By NIL
lions Of mothers for their children. puI.
ing the process oE teething it's value IS IL
caIculsble. 1t relieves the child from pair,
cures dysentery and diarhes, g ping in
the bowsls, sud wind collie. By giving
health to the child it rests the mother,
Price 2ic 5ottle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-01

trP,sn. TEXAS. December "I.--Gen'
- C.-r;o of the Mexican army, 's IA
this city awaiting orders '[o0, S the Minister 5
OF War 10 proceed TO tn" State OF Sonor1;
to snprress the Indian outbreaks. General
Garc,s ,5sits the auth OF tLs reports thai
the Mexicaus were defeated in se'eraI
skJrmishes He says the Indians are well
armed a.,d skilled in warfare. About 300
rrc>,,s will De thrown into Sonora to eHe,
tually suppress the Indians, who have com,
mirted several frighttul massscres lately
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Sheppard Wins.

lhe rsce at the Alhambra rink last
night between It'd Shuttleworth, Of Bellare,
and Bick Sheppard, OF this city, attracted
u very large crowd In the frs' heat Shep.
psrd received the start and Kept the lead
ill his skate broke, then Shuttleworh
passed him and won as he pleased The
second heat was given to Sheppard on a
claim Of foul. In the third heat Shuttle.
worth broke hlsSka;e and Sheppard won the
heat, This heat was nip aud tuck, each
contestant passing the othrr Uut;! The nc.
cidcnt occurred. They skate the second
race OF The series tonight in Bsllaire
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-01

treat excitement has been caused n the
vicinity Of Paris, Tex hy the remarkable
recovery OF Mg. J. J. Corley, who vac so
helpless he could not Turn in bed or raise
his head; every body said he va dying OF
Consumption. A trial bottle Of De King s
New Discovery as sent him. Finding re.
lief, he boueh, q large bottle and box Of
DR.. king's New lie Pills; ~ the lime he
had taken two boxes OF Pills and two bot
ties Of the Discovery, be was we'll and had
gained in flesh thirty-six pounds. Trial
bottles Of this Great Discovery foT Con
sumption free al Logan a Co. 9.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-01

If YOU are suffering VITA ioV ani d..
pressed sP:rits loss Of appetite general de-
bility, dsordere1 blood, weak constitution,
headache, or any disease OF a bilious nature,
by all means procure bottle Of Electric
Bitters. You vii! be snr?!i.,od 10 see the
rapid improvement that Will follow; you will
be inspired with new life strength and &C.
tivity will return; pain and misery will
cease. and hencs.orth you will rejoice in the
praise OF Electric Bitters. Sold at fifty
cents bottle b7 Logan IL Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-01

s. lorIs, December $l.-AlIen Nor
man. the negro who was shot by Officer
Lewis Yesterday Rornins st Tenth and
Gra;iot streets, died at the City Hospital
this morning at l.&O. The Coroner w'iI
hold an inquest, when the facts OF the case
will he learned. The only question at IS,
sue is whether the deceased was engaged
in a robbery at the time be was discogered
oy the officer, who pursued and shot him.
The evidence now is very conflicting.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-01
The Gas Once

TIE Board OF Gas Trustees were again
called together yesterday mOrniu. at the
request Of ex Secretary Hazlett, who de
sired at once to be relieved from duiy 1t
tUrued olt that the bonds OF the incoming
officials would have to be approved by
Council and that therefore, they could not
eater upon their duties at once, but az rule
cc the Board provides that the Trustees
may hll an interim in any or all of the
offices they simply appointed Messrs
He'll, Pickett and FaTis 10 III, Offices Of
Secretary, Assistant Secretary and Collec'
tor, sui they at once began work.
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ANOTHER GOOD MAN GONE WRONG.
\ Highly Ec>rgr,od iudGe of Peoria, III,
IYgs TO Canada

\ Highly Ec~rgrlad iudge Of Fec,is, III ,
aYGS to Canada
rfoRl,, H.. December 3 There is .
well nuthcr,zei rumo- aloat in this citT
to-day that Iud,a Yates. VINO is under in.
die mpnt for embelzlement has Ted 10
C.pais and the report is confirmed by the
Sheriff q force The Judge came down
town tc-day and evidently found things too
warm fyr him. Far,he7 criminal PIC
c5rdiars sgainsr him will donb'
Iess be soon ingut1tSd. Eav;Ous
charges have ben pondsDg against hin
mau7 of which have been mentioned herr
tofore CT hav:p, misaPPropsiaiei MONEY
belonging to various estate at which he
vas guardian, and trustee or executor
BE als held in high repIte IN the com
munit7, and the charges we're not at first
bslieved Soon after the frat publication
Spesr to ne made egainst him it w"s
stated he vas 5ery i'll at his home. 1t IS
declared lis alleged Declarations sTe very
lar-- aEl may approximate $!jO,0OG.
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BkIDGEPDET.

lesertHy Marshal Joe MoCcnHsuphy
was aole to walk from his home TO lanes
Higgins store Joe is getting along nj, ely
and 1t i'd 10 be hoped that he will soon be
able 10 attend TO lis official duties.
On Wednesday night an elegant skating
party was given By ihe young folks in the
Mamnv;L link.
Isaac Nsinenger was fined = and COSTS
for drunkenness and disorderIy conduct
Yesterday.
The remainder OF the reRs from
HTidsePor: is unayoidabIy crowded Gu,
for want Of space -Ey
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The Miners

Prise. ua. December 2i.-Ths m,mHg
s;tea,ioa a!Jny the Moaoagah-!a vGilay IS
regarded 6r ths op5va'ors az onSolraging.
Additions to the working force3 are report
81 81 all the mines in operation 10 day.
Nsst.r Workman Nrsman. who has
cbarrs Of the strike SAYS he has given mp
an homes of winning and the F'eat oo' 9et
now is 10 maintain uniformity IN the rAnhS'
With this end in view 3 convention mas
,-.p called for Saturday a. West EE-H,
b.,t The strikers have offered no TURNER
[;olepce TO any tlbe working miners.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-01

Surveyor Of Customs Egcrter eni Jari
tor Thomas Fec, will take charge Of the
Custom House 10 day. vice 4 H. Beach
And Charles Bickerton. removed.
In the postotiice J, Il. Beck takes charge
OF the stamp and delivery window, vice Mr..
Adams, who ia t-ansferr, d to the registered
letter department, taking the place OF
George Sterling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-01

Edward Shepherd, Of Harrisburg, Ill.
says: Having received so much benefit
from Electric Bit;ers, feel it my duty tc
let suffering humanity know it. Have had
a RAINING sore on my leg for eight year.
my doctors told ne | would have to have
the bone scraped or leg amputatei used
instead three bottles Of Electric Bitters and
seven boxes Bucklen's Arnica Salye, and
my leg is now sound and well
Electric Bitte!s are sold at fifty cents a
bottle, and Bucklcns Arnica Salve at pc
per box by Logan & Co.
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A FOOLHASDY PILOT

Causes = Collision On the East Ei,r.
Narrow Escape of Passenger.
Nsw loEE. December 2I.-At , o clock
this morning, as the steamer Pe.uot Cap
IAN Young, OF the Providence and Sl5u
iur!on Ure. Was slowly comlrg down t.
La. 7. er heavily ladeu. the terry ybos,
A,asssA ANe Roosevelt and Williamsburg
raw. - a hea.y log, started ont
itau her = - Tor Wilismsoar The Pc
luc. wais.le @smce warntne ,h- Alaska o.
GsareT The pil5t oil the :rrryboat, think
maie rha attempt He ptscalculeted,
however. and the Peluot struck the Alas
ks ia the rear ladies cabin, crushiu II in
% the hun, causing gcea, panic among
the uaay ladies thtrysI. the DAMAGE 10
tie steamer vas ahyhJ. Captain lonns
-t,rss that had his rtssei been goiur A.
full speed the Alaska would have goDe to
;he oo,tou. No Que was hurt.