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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-15
The RAVAGES
Made by the Terrible Storm of
Wednesday.
The DEATH LISTS INCREASING
Scores of Houses Demolished and Bridges
Swept Away---RaiIways
Suffer.

CINCINNATI, May News of damage
bv the storm Of Wednesday night contin
mes TO come. Madison county, Ohio, suf
tered 10 the extent Of more than S20O, 900
The streams in that county are generally
Iow banked and the unprecedented HooC
caused nearly all tho road bridges to bt
carried of. In Fsyette county the water
spout was so pronounced that food oi
eight feet came tearing down Paint creek
yesterday afternoon into Washington Court
House and increased until in four hours II
had risen eighteen feet the highest ever
known. All the lower part of the city was
undated and many people driven from
their homes. Dozens OF bridges were
washed away.
In Clinton county the chief dsmsge was
by wind. Five barns are reported destroyed
and timber prostrsted over large area. In
ButIer county also, there was much dam
AGE by wind. Fifty fee: Of the WOodsdsle
br,dye over the Mama river was blown of,
and = fine iron and wood bridge on the
Elliott turnpike vas demolished. Miles of
ssncss were Rattened and many bridges
torn ont. Tae house 5. A. Carson, in Lem
\, towuship, vas demolished and domes'
t;s was hirr The family had narrow
escape.
Tn the village OF Seven Mile the streets
we're impassaole from fallen trees. The
ngb6c school Omldlug vas badly damaged.
The root OF the Methodist church was liter.
slIv htred and hurled against the psrson-
sse. crushing Its walls The minister
family nsrro zig escaped death. A half
lozen barus were blown down.
RIVER kILLED WITH wRECEAGE.
Al MiddletoSn there was grea: damage
nv wind aud storm Trees were blown
5oun and the river rose higher than 1t has
bssn since 1879. l. Was yesterday full OF
vrecks of houses, barns and fences. IL IS
q mia WIDE. The mills are all stopped and
nearly al access to the town ls cut OH
Heavy damage by wind occurred south OF
Middletosn. .,
AT Sidney, 0 great damage to the rail
roads is reported six miles west OF Sid
nav the Be Line had WAshout 100 feet
Io6r and 20 feet deep. Between Sidney
and Quincy several culVeEts are out. Inc
Dsv,oa and Michigan has several breaks
batseen Sidney aud Dayton and two cul-
ysrts out uorth near Johus.o~n station.
At LiuS the Lake Shore aud Western
rains were suspended by reason OF wash
OI's
Tne-e has been much delay in mails
The Cincinnati ctics reports three Eastern
mails due Cleveland usil SIX hours late
bud delayed in every direction.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-15

quietly last night. The great excitement
they had passed through made them forget
for the time that they were homeless and
pennilsss. The total loss will be about
$3.50, 1000, divided about equally among
citizens and the city. The water IN Shaw,
nee creek was nearly as high several years
ago, but did little damage the railroad
embsnkment resisting the force of the cur
rent. The passengers Of the eastbound
express, which left Cincinnati Wednesday
evening, are nearly oil IN the cars yet
about six niles above Xenis, ssndWiehed
between washouts. Their meals are served
By the railroad hotels and farmers living
in the vicinity.
White River Still Booming.
INDIANAPOLIS. IND May II The rains
of the past two days have caused White
river and its tributaries to rise TO danger
ous and damaging height. At noon to-day,
White river is within fourteen inches of the
highest point ever reached since 1875, and
reports from the surrounding country state
that great damage to growing crops has
been done. Many bridges are washed
away, and at Broad Ripple the dam is gone
and three hundred feet of the Chicago and
Indianapolis Air Line division on the Lou
isyille, New Albany and Chicsgo road
On the other roads that were damaged by
Wednesday nights storms trains are still
DELAYED, rs the work Of repairing the tracks
is carried on under much disadvantage.
River and Flood Disasters.
SpsrinI 10 fhs Rygistsr.
PAREERsBCRG, May Ion Tggarts
Creek all the small bridges and cnlverts
were washed out and carried away.
The bridge across Tygart's Creek 5 miles
from RockpOrt, a colored bridge 60 feet
long, was struck By lightning, which
knocked of the entire root, and tore one
side out, and didn't leave q whole timber
on the bridge, the floor and sills excepted,
which were left intact.
The old citizens along the stream say
the water was higher than it has been TOR
30 years.
The towboat Ben Wood wrecked and
sunk one coal boat at Mustaphs Island
yesterday.
Latest intelligence from Middle Island is
Nst all three booms are broken and not
less than l0, 900 ties have gone out
The losses to farmers on French Creek.
ia Peasants county, are very great IN
CROPS, fences, g.. A Mr.. Cook claims
that his loss alone will foot up over $500
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BKIpGRPORr.

A small son OF Tom Turton sprained bis
wiist badly yesterday BY falling.
Cap Howell, OF Des Mplpes, Iowa, Is the
gust sf kiS LrClher, 4 7, Howell.
Mrs. Mary Green. an old offender. was
fined s. aud coats for plain drunk.
William NJ. Campbell 81 Wheeling
township, vaa In .ths city yesterday.
Christopher Connell was fined 81 and
cost, yesterday for drunkenness and disor'
der.
Mr.. A. c. dice, Of Canton, was ehucking
himself around the beautiful city yester'
day.
Rev. Mcbride and wife and sister, Mics
Annie White, OF St ClsirsVil!e, were in the
cItyiyesterdsy.
Lawrence W. HeiGieis purchased John
TopEiuss New Rapid" yesterday. John
will buy new one.
Mrs. Mary Bieains snd son, Of New
Castle, Pa are the gqsstS Of Hiss b.
sncle, Mr.. S A. Junkins.
We are sorry to learn that Brother j. N
Reilly, of the st. CIsirsvilIe Gazette is IL
financial trouble IN. Gsumer, Of Mans
field, has brought suit to collect from Mr.
Reilly S2,676, bslsnpe due on the paper
Ee also asks that receiver be sppo:ated
which pshtiop was argued before Judg'
Kelley yesterday. N.. Reilly has ALREADY
paid in over s. GOO on the paper, and j
seems pity he should lose 1t.
John Z. Morgan, John Davis, Georg'
Keller, Louis Keiser aud Peter Furrary, o
.Ftnaville, are the charter members Of |
new organization to whom the Secretar.
OF State issued a charter yesterday. Th
organization is known as the Young Men
independent Political aud Educations
Association, organized for the purpose Q
securing retrenchment and economy il
expenditures, National, State and nunici
pal for honest and good government, an
the selection Of proper msn :
Office, To disseminate useful informs
ton by means Of public rnsgl
zines and newspapers, and :. iiair, free an
fall discussion Of ID -. public matters" Il
ruuors1 that the new corporstiaa 10 20
ten up principally to defeat 9 few oHic
holders saa political aspirants Who de nj
suit many persons but who still can N
easily be defeated. II the organiEa,ic
Will stick to the motto /. enbodies in
preamble, il viii Be grand and glorio1
institution in politics and social lite
well,
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SION of the lower court be unfayoraole, tn
cases will at once be carried toshe SnPsem
Cenrt. The indictments found against IN
miners are the result of the rioting Thiel
occurred in the Fourth pool several month
ago.
AM Advance Asked.
PIrrsBuRG, Pa, May l4-Secret Pstl
tons are in circulation among the employ
ees of the Pennsylvania railroad company
asking q general advance in wages oil Ter
ner cent. The movement, it is claimed, Ii
backed by the Knights of Labor, ana is tc
include both passenger and freight mer
and all the men in the yards.
Most Out on Bail.
New YoRX, May l4.-ADarchist John
Most was brought down to court TO-DAY
and released on $1,000 bail. This money
was subscribed by some OF Mosts frienos
He complained bitterly Of having been
hsndcufed and of his loss OF $50 at the
time he was arrested.
At the Lumber Yards.
CHICAGO, May IA "A more general re-
sumption of work is reported IN the soutn'
western lumber yards, but many OF the
wards are still closed. At Pullman to day,
according to the statement Of Mr.. Geo. NJ.
Pullman, between eleven and twelve hun
dred men are reported as having returned
to work.
Riotous Foreigners.
ST. LOUIS, May l4.-Another strike has
been com merced in the Belcher Sugar Re
finery, this city Sometime ago a large
number of Poles and Germans were i'm
ported to work IN the refinery in this
city and they have remained ia their
places without joining IN any de-
mand for shorter hours or more
wages until the present eight hour agita-
ton when they demanded On increase OF
pay of Is cents per day. Their demand
has never been replied to, and yesterday
the entire number, fifty or sixty, struck.
In the afternoon several new men were en-
gagged to Gil their places. This they oS-
iected TO, and collecting around the re-
finery. attacked and beat every new man
they could lay their hands on. The police.
men were summoned and dispersed the
crowd, who retrested, mutteriDg vengeance.
A detail OF officers guard the works to-day.
Will Return.
PITrsBURG, May l4.-rhe contractors
and boss p!asterers signed the journey
mems scale for eight hours this afternoon.
The men who have been on strike for the
pnt ten days will return to work In the
morning.
A Settlement.
ST. LOUIS, May l4-Somethiug OF o
rupture has been expected lately between
the local box manufacturers and their EN-.
ployes. 1t seems, however, that within the
last few days an arrangement, the adop-
ton of the eight hour system, has been
made which will settle things for some
time to come. The employees are mostly
all paid by the hour and at different fac
tories different schedule of pay exist. The
understanding generally reached is that ten
hours pay per day shall always be worked
where trade allows Of it, but the last two
hours counted overtime. The only excep'
ton to the above rule is Of Felig Brothers,
1919 Wash street. At their factory teC
hours per day is still the accepted thing
and they say they are not likely TO have
any changes, as their people are mostly old
hands, contented with business as 1t is.
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An Appallipg sight.

CHICAGO, May l4.-Early this morning
An exoressman named Bies, fifty years old,
adjusted a rops and hanged himself from
a rafter in the barn in the rear OF hls home
a, No 7S3 Milwaukee avenue. his wite
found him in this situstiOn, aud her
screams brought crowd OF neighooTs TO
the scene, but no one interterred or at.
tempted to cut the rope, owing to the iran,
tic efforts made BY the suicide to release
himself by. throwing bis legs and arms
smart. Crowds from the streets came IN
70 view the sppalhog sight, but none ven
tured 10 attempt Q rescue. Finally, after
q lapse OF ten or fifteen minutes. police
man appeared and cut the nan doSE. lie
Vas then cold 10 death.
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x,,. no,., containing Carp....

CHICAGO, May 1.-The Coroner re.
eeived dispatch this meaning from z. A.
vost, . trustee Of the town Of Cicero, near
this city, which said that nine boxes, con
tanning the bodies Of children and adults,
had been found about halt mile south OF
Oak Park. Up to eleven o'clock no other
particulars concerning the discovery were
10 be bad. The facts as known created
excitement 10 police circles, ons Of tbs
theories advanced being that tie corpses
we're those Of ArareAists who had died
from Injuries received in the Hsymsrks'
explosion and in subsequent fights with tn
police in the southuestern part Of the cify
There have been rumors tksi Number d
dead Anarchists vsre secretly buried b.
their comrades, and il was thought tba
the bodies found might be those dsposst
Of IN that msnner,
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A HORRIBLE STORY.
A DaIIison Farmer Alleged to Have Fed
Dog Meat to His Family.
SpecfdI 10 fhs Rsofsfsy,

Dog Meat to His Family.
Special to the Register.
PARKERsBuRG, W. Va, May l4.-The
village and neighborhood of Dalison, q
small town about ten miles distant from
this city on the N. W. Pike, are all torn
up over the alleged discovery Of the inhu'
man and brutal treatment Of Mrs. Baum
and family by her husband, Frank Baum.
Mrs. Baum is afflicted with that dire dis
ease, consumption, and sometime ago re-
quested her husband to get her some cod
liver oil, which he agreed to do. A few
days since Baum came home, as he says,
from Volcano, where he had purchased a
quantity Of cod liver oil and q mutton. The
oil he gave to his sick wife, while the
alleged mutton was fed to his family,
which beside himself and wife consisted Of
q little boy and Mrs. Bsum's sister. Mrs.
Baum was taken very i'll after
taking the alleged oil, but it seems
was tod by him that the frat
dose would be the hardest to take and that
il would not be so difficult to take the rest.
The mutton also seemed to disagree with
the other members Of the family and they.
too, we're taken sick.
By some means suspicion was aroused
in the neighborhood that all was Lot right,
and Baum was watched. The watchers, it
is alleged, saw him take large dog into
the woods, butcher him and fry out the fat,
which be rendered into the cod liver oil y
which he gave bis wife. The meat was
dressed and taken home and served up az
mutton. A,s soon ss these facts
became known Baum's wife
left him and was taken to her
fsher's home in Leechtown. The whole
neighborhood was aroused aud when my
informant left last night they had met to.
gether to consult over the best punishment
to infict. They were determined to pun.
ish him, and several OF them thought hang
ing would be about the right sort, but
calmer counsel prevailed. aud when our
party left they had come to the conclusion
10 gi him good dressing with hickory
withes, and by this time in all human
probability Baum has been thrashed in q
complete and scientific manner. He will
be arrested and indicted also for his dis
gusting, inhuman brutality to his family.
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BELLAIRE.

Several fishing clubs irom here are al'
ready down the river camping.
The employees Of the factory Of the Bell.
airs Nail Works we're paid yesterday.
After several days of bard cleaning, the
po. toffce has the appearance OF her former
self.
The less Of Louis Miller by the FIRE was
adjusted BY the insurance companies yes
terdsy.
Buffalo" Marshall, glsss worker, is back
from Tsrentum, Pa, where he has been
working.
Superintendent b. J. Jones Of the public
schools addressed the teachers OF Wheeling
yesterday afternoon.
Rev Mr.. Sweeney continues TO hold ser
vices in the Christian church. His sermons
on bsptisms are quite interesting.
Robert Westlake will catch for the Steu.
benville ball club in its game with the
Crockery Citys, at the former place to-
day.
The Union Coypo. hand made b neat
sum out OF their concert ir the Elysian
rink. Beside those who paid admission,
there we're about fifty persons who stood on
the outside AID took in the programme
from beginning TO end.
Another report was circulated about
town yesterday that oil had been struck st
Bethel. The stockholders say there is
nothing in the report 1t is a well known
fact that they are drilling at the depIh
where they expected to find their treasure.
John Ritz hss sent word TO Ed Hsnlop,
CT Toronto, that be will enter the regstts
that Hsnlon is getling up TO take place on
Jupe 4th and 5th. The contest is open to
all Ths prisss for the single scull race
aggregate $500. One hundred dollars
extra will be given il the three mile record
is beaten.
Mrs. Thonas Holland was granted Q
divorce from her husband by the Common
Pleas Court, and the agreement Of the
parties giving 10 the mother the house and
furniture and the custody Of the little CIR
and 10 the father the two little boys va,
affirmed and made part Of the decision
Mr.. Holland to pay the costs Of the case.
On Wednesday the Wheeling Bakery
Company sent az elegant wagon to thii
city 70 deliver bread Most Of the stsreI
concluded TO try the new bread and il sols
pretty well. On Thursday night .hs gro
GERS union received petition from III,
bakers Of this city ssl,ns them not to bu,
the foreiyn LYsad. The union decided /,
boycott the goods Of the Wheeling wagon
but it admonished the bakers 70 buy ,bsi
-four at home instead ot having il shippe'
here frors other places The action Of tb
union Is boom for the aoqr mills Of thi
city and will, 10 do9bt, ssriously edeet tb
business Of the wagon of the WbeelinI
Bakery Company.
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Appropriation for ParkeRsburE'
S,nsrirl % ne Rsriaier.

WASHINGTON, May l4-Tne Senate to-
day passed bill sppropriating 81 687 Tor
the repairs aud alterations o. the public
building at Psrkersburg, W. Va, as rec
ommeuded by the Secretary of the Trea'u-
r.. The Secretary recommends this ep-
propriation as of immediate necessity to
ssve the building from further deterio'a,
ton and for alterations needed to afford
enlarged accommodation required for the
Governments business there.
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Is 1t Really Consumption?

Many 9 ssse supposed to ha radical 'Gug
disesse is really one of liver complaint and
indigestion, but unless that diseased liver
can be restored to healthy action, it will
| 90 clog tie lsugs With cor-upting matter as
to brIog on hsiF speedy dsssy, snd then
indeed we have consumption, which /:
scrofula Of the lungs 10 its worst form
Nothing can be more hsppily calculated
10 nip this danger IN ths Boa thsu Is Sr
Pisr6ss Golden Medical Discovery" By
druggists.
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u,ou..o1.ook tortse Comets.

PHFLPs, N. Y, May l4-ProE Brooks
Of Red House Observatory, this morning
observed bis Two recently discovered com
eta, and thus reports them: Number one
is very much brighteE and gill grown erll,
Tsncy unfil the middle Of June. Sqmber
,wo "a becoming fainter, but is stih 4ne
tsIescopic ale oS;;sot. Both comets are visible
IN tSs morning in the northeastern sky,
one q few degtses south and the other east
II p.sainpia
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IVhonid He Thnk He Wass

WASHINGTON, May l+,-An unknown
man, supposed to be insane. undressed
himself in one of the inches near Ststusry
Hall in the Capitol this morning, and In
condition of stark nudity sprsng upon one
Of the pedestals and struck statuesque at
ti,ude. He vas taken away BY capitol po
lice and placed under arrest.
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fALMAGE ON LABOR,

The Eminent Divine TO Preach Series of
Sermons on the Labor Question.
Special 10 The Register.
Brooklyn, May l4.-Next SUNDAY the
10th. the Rsyerend 7. DE Witt Taluage
will begin series Of discourses in the
Rrooklsn Tabernacle on the all.absorbing
labor question. He will diScpsu the fol'
loving subJeo'S in the series THE Battle
for Bread," 1.-The Rights Of Capital and La.
bor," "The Hardships Of the Working
Glasses" How Employers and Employees
Ought to Treat Each Other" and THE
Greatest Foe Of Labor" FIVE in all
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THE PRESIDENTS WEDDING
To Take Place In Buffalo, n. ", on June
18th.

10 luhb EIACb IN AbuIItAIOf NJ TT "1 .
18th.
BosroS, Mass, May IA Washington
special to the Herald Gays that private
letter received yesterday from William Fl.
Bissell states that the Presidents wedding
according to the present programme, will
occur in Buffalo, June 18th. The latest
advices from Europe are to the effect tnat
Mrs. Folsom was suffering from a relapse
OF the Roman fever, but that # she is able
to travel there will be no delay in the date
of the wedding. On the other baud if the
wedding should be postponed account OF
Mrs Foisom's illness, il will occur within
G week after their return TO America.
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rhaNI.E. Comic ,ence.

RIcHSoSD, VA. May l4.-In the N. Z;
Conference to-day, g resolution was offered
but not acted upon, to change the rubric
touching upon the invitation to the LORD
Supper. A proposition to arrange an an,
nusi conference into permanent episcopal
diocasA Wss lost.
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uara Beaeonsfield

cherished Euglish primroses as the sweet.
eat of Aowsrs. But neither roses, lilies,
nor bu,tercups are sWeeter than the mouth
Of that fair one who uSss SOZODONF
daily TO keep her teeth white as the driven
snow, and her gums red as June roses.
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millions of Grashoppsrs.

CHICAGO. Msy l4-A specisl from De
catur, Ind, says: arasshoppers have sp
peared in this (Adsmsl county in vast
clouds. Never in the history Of this sec
ton have these bssts been seen ig spoh
great numbers
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ssptspesd 20 Death.

HoSEsDALE. Pa. Nay H-Jsmes P.
McCsbe, who vas convicted Of The murder of
Michael Reilly in December lss'. vss ihis
afternoon seBtspeed 10 b hanged. The
Goysruoe viii hx the date of executios.
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By the bomb-throEing in Chicago sixty.
six police othcers wsrs struck, Eve Of
whom have died. ten returned to duty and
ffty-ole are still uudeE the surgeons care
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SCOTS Kn,L,IoN or PUEs

God Liver Oh, With Hypophesphitss, 70
Rsmaskabie ~ Hissh Producer.
The ipcreals Of fssb and sssssEfh y
perceptibls inmedisssIy sfsr sonnee-
ing 70 . the Enuls.on Tbs CD ussr
OIL suulsi6ed With the Hypspkesbafs ,
most rsn,rksbls for its healing. stssagth-
saing and asskPodaeias qasiitA
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KilIed A.. E.,Ivay Cros.isx.

WoRcEsfIl, May l4+Elizs and Maggie
st. Denis, daughters Of Mrs jos B. DsOis
Northbridse, vefe this morning run over
and killed at Riverside crossings. By the
passenger train due here ., s:20 from
Pfoyidence.
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To the Editor
CHICAGO, Ill, May l3.

To the Editor:
l beg the privilege Of saying word to
the public through the columns Of the
Daily News. | ask in common fairness a
suspension of public judgment as to the
Anarchists now imprisoned or under bail
Will the people wait until our side
has had its opportunity to be
heard in the Court of General
oplnion2 The howl has gone up from pull
Dit and press now as OF old, Cruelty Cru
cifyl' But even an Anarchist ought not
to be condemned and execrsted without 9
hearing. Is there not danger that in the
excitement OF the hour good people will
forget to inquire whether the Anarchists
have really ever violated any of the laws Of
the city, State or nstionP l do not uuder-
stand that any one has charged that the
meeting at Haymsrket Square which the
police attempted 10 dispers was an unlsW-
full sssemblsge, or that the attendants were
engaged in any riotous act when inter
rupted If it be so, were not the police, in.
stead Of the Anarchists, the lsw-breskers
ISigpedI Lucy E. PARSONS.
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Hhn InuueEt,

CHICAGO, May l4.-Au inquest upon the
bodies of Officers Nicholl, Dheepin, and
Timothy Flsvin, who died from injuries re-
ceived in the HsymArket riot, began this
afternoon. Evidence was given teodiDg
to implicate Fischer as the man who threw
the boub. On Fischer person when ar
rested was eliminating cap, used for the
explosion OF dynamite. Detective Bon.
Geld svore that Anton Herssberger, q
printer in the Arbeiter Zeituug, set mp the
Revenge" circular, and when arrested,
had bullet hole in his coat. The same
officer said that he could prove that both
Fischer aud Herssberger declared that
they VeIe going to the Hsymsrket, and
were going to SttAsk the POLICE if the latter
nama
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MRS. PARSONS

Writes to the Public Asking a Suspension
of Judgment.
CHICAGO, May 1.-THE mulatto wife OF
the hiding Anarchist, Parsons, Eho vas
heard as one Of the most violent speakers
in the city, addresses the following letter
to the Daily News:
CHICAGO Ill, May l3.