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HALF A MILLION.

Loss by Forest Fires Near Ottawa, Can
ada.
OTTAWA, ONT, August 3.-The city is
completely enveloped in smoke from forest
fires, which are raging in the surrounding
country. st. Josephs, village Of about
500 inhabitants, six miles from this city,
is nearly surrounded, and the residents
are preparing to flee for safety. At 1t is
believed that the village is doomed. Ow-
ing to the dry season, it is impossible to
check the fire and some of the most valu-
able timber limits on Ottawa river have
been swept clean by the deyouring ele-
ment. A telegram just received says that
for an area of FIVE miles around Canadian
Junction, on the Canadian Pacific Rail
way, the fires has full control, consuming
houses and everything lying in its course.
Valuable forests along the mountain range
iu Eardy township are burning toward
the town of Alimoy, which is threatened.
The loss is believed to have reached nearly
half million dollars, with little prospect
of the flames being got under control until
the fire has burned itself out. Many fam.
lilies have been rendered homeless.
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Washington Notes,

The State of New Jersey presented ts
the House to-day the statues of Richard
Stockton and Phillip Kearney.
Senator Cullom offered resolution in
in the Senate to instruct the Inter-Stats
Commission to inquire whether any u. s.
railroad lines were controlled by the Cana.
dian roads. The Senator addressed thu
Senate ut length on the resolution. 1t wa
adopted.
The President sent the nominations oI
three postmasters to the Sedate yesterday.
The House considered the armya appro.
priation appropriation bill, yesterday with.
ont taking definite action.
The Senate passed Q resolution fixing thu
hcur Of meeting at II Q. m. every morning
Allison. Plumb and German wsre an
pointed Senatorial conferees on the army
bin.
Teller Addrsseed tln S>ss yssferis,
!seainst The 6shsrim trsat
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A Boat Crews sufferings.

SAN FRANCISCO, August 3.-There ar
rived from Tahite yesterday Capt. Wagner
and the crew of the ship Don Leon, which
foundered in the South Pacific last May.
The ship sailed from this city in leaky
condition and grew worse when the tropics
were reached. She was repaired at Tahite,
but again sprung leak and foundered.
All hands escaped in two open boats, but
were drenched with water for three days,
during which time great storm prevailed
and they expected to he sunk every mo-
ment. Food and water were both washed
overheard. They finally made the Society
islands, whence they reached Tshite.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-04
Democratic Tariff Thunder.

WASHINGTON, August 3-The Demo
Gratis of the Ways and Means COMMITTEES
have determined to use oil the proceeding
of the committee room, in order, as they
say, to confound any Republican who may
make any declaration in debate about ths
principles and the intentions of the Re.
publican party in regard to any breach ol
the tariff subject. For this purpose the
Democrats called a meeting and on motion
of Mr.. Breckenridge, of Kentucky, re.
solved TO remove the injunction of secrecy
from the proceedings of the committee
The record will not be published, but tn,
Democrats will divulge the facts whenever
they conceive it to be advantageous.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-04
AT A STAEDsTILL.
sheridan's Progress Toward Health
stopped.

sheridan's Progress Toward Health
stopped.
NEW BEDFORD, MASS, August s.
There are rumors at Nonquitt that there
is some change in Gen. Sheridan's condi-
tion. He seems to have reached a stage in
his convalescence where no change can be
perceived in forty-eight hours or even in
twice that period as far as can be ascer.
tained. The improvement has been made
during the first eighteen daysat Nonquitt,
and since then there has beer hardly any
perceptible alteration. He has become
used to the sick room and it fatigues him
much less than previously. He reads the
proofs of his book every day and sees the
children in the evening. DR.. Pepper will
arrive probably Saturday. That there is
any special reason for his coming is denied.
He saw Gen. Sheridan at his work in
Washington.
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TEEMER BEATEN.
He and Hanm Lose the Double Scull Rae
With Gaudaur and Mckay.

He and Hanm Lose the Double scun Race
With Gaudaur and Mckay
SARATOGA, N. Y, August 3.-The
double scull championship race of three
miles between Tsemer aud Hamm and
Gaudauer and Mckay, for 81 500, was
won by Gaudaur and Mckay in 1886.
The race was TO have taken place yester-
day, but was postponed on account OF q
fog on the lake. This morning the condi-
tions were all favorable. There was little
wind, and the water was smooth. Both
pairs, at the signal to 90, struck the water
and the race was stub
bornly contested throughout. 1t was nip
and tuck over the greater part OF the
course, but Mckay and Gaudauer exhit =
ed the greater staying powers and finished
from four to five lengths in advance OF
their opponents.
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CONDENSED TKLEGRAMs.

The milling and grain firm of Msrfield
& Co., of Chilhcothe, o., have assigned.
THAR liabilities are very heavy.
Hans Hanson, o St Paul policeman, was
shot dead by Burglars. He discovered the
burglars and they shot him to escspe az
rest,
R. G. Dun & Co. say The business
failures throughout the country during the
last seven days number GIG, ss compared
with 22l last week, and 22s the week
previous to the Last.
Faronia, Mulatto. Kinsman and Prince
Wilke were the vinners in tho Cleveland
raoss Johnston, the pacsr, went mile
in 2:13.
General Harrison spoke 10 q deleentiou
f2aR. nrawtor9ssiIls, Ind, yesterday,
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FAILED TO ARRIVE.

Kenna to Speak at Piedmont-Accident to
n Passenger Train.
Special TslSgrGm TO the Register.
PIEDMONT, W. VA, August 3.-Sens-
tor Kenna failed to arrive in time to speak
last night as had been announced. He
will speak at Elk Garden tonight.
A passenger train was wrecked on the
West Virginia Central yesterday evening,
at Warnock's, by running over cow. The
engine and tender are down bank and
the baggage car badly wrecked. Fireman
Patrick INLAND had his ankle hurt. No
passengers were hurt.
Abraham Cheshire's stable and contests
were burned Yesterday; no insu rance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-04
The Apache Outbreak.

WASHINGTON, August 3.-The follow
ing telegram was received at the War De
partment this morning from Gen. Howard
General Miles telegraphs from For
Grant as follows: Fort Thomas, August 2
Indians fred into Porter's and caml
guard tents at Fowler's old camp last even
ing, about sundown. The s,ldiers and
Porter reached the post about half.past
two. Supposed to be six or seven Indians
about to Join the rsnegades. Have sent
B troops 10 investigate. F. Van Viiet
Major Tenth Cavalry Commanding"
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PRAYING a Re.plte for MAXWELL.

CHICAGO, August 3.-A special from
Jefferson City, Mo-, says: Governor More,
house has received the following telegram
from 7. F. Bsyard, Secretary Of State, re,
lative to granting q respite to Hugh N.
Brooks, alias Maxwell, of st. Louis: 81
forward You by mail to-day the applica-
ton of the British Government for re.
spite in the Maxwell case" The Gov
ernor possesses no further information con.
cerning the matter and as yet can give no
idea a. to what course ne will pursue. He
has gone to the northern part Of the State
and is not likely TO return before Sstur'
day. ea---.-....
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-04

Messrs. Writ w. Wood and Theodore
Wagner, delegates from Union No. 3,
Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners Of
America, to the National Convention,
TO he held in Detroit, Mich. commencing
on the 9th inst, left for that city last
evening over the B. & o.
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Rninsd bx Cigarette Smoking.

CINCINNATI, August "a special from
Paris, KY, to the Enquirer says: Henry
NJ. Vimont, Of Millersburg, Ky, was yes,
terday sent to the Lexington insane asy'
lum. Those who were acquainted with
habits say that his loss of reason was
caused by his inveterste cigarette smoking,
he having been known to smoke over one
hundred per day at the time that his
mind commenced to give away. He was
holding lucrative position in Leadville,
Colorado, q couple OF years ago, and was
model Young man.
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A Murderess Convicted.

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, August 3.-After
thirty. -four hours deliberation the jury 70
turned q verdict last night Of guilty against
Mrs. Junkins, for the killing Of her sister's
daughter, Hattie Dsbaun. Mm Junkins'
son, who saw his mother driving the girl
out of the yard, and handed her the mus
ket with which she shot the girl, ia under
indictment as accessory.
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WILSON IN DEMAND.

The West Virginia Congressman Asked to
speak I'm Maine.
SPECIAL 7sie0rom 10 the Register.
WASHINGTON, August 3.-Congressman
William l.. Wilson, of West Virginia, has
been requested by the National Demo
cratic Committee to go to Maine and make
half dozen speeches there before the close
of tina campaign in September. The Ma
tional Committee have promised the Maine
Democrats that Mr.. Wilson would take a
part in the campaign, but he thinks that
he cannot do 30. Efforts are being made
to induce him to change his mind. The
Democratic managers in Maine are exceed.
ingly anxious to secure Mr.. Wilson's ser
vices for week or ten days before the
campaign closes
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aa., /. nrueh.Wspt.d Man.

CHICAGO, August 3.-U. 8. detectives
eft this city for San Francisco on Sunday
for the purpose of arresting VIM. Rains,
alias Raymond, alias Colby, Baptist min.
ister, spiritualist medium, gambler and
train robber. for whom they hsvs been
searching since 1877. Rains ID desperate
and hardened criminal
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-04

The grand old man has set himself a
great task when he says his political work
will not be ended until he secures home
rule for Ireland. He may not live to see
that task completed, but his name will live
10 the memories of Irishmen as the one
man who made the attainment of Irish
home rule possible.
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w.d, a west virginia Bride.

Special TaSordm 10 ne RsgisseT.
WASHINGTON, August 3.-Ohief Justice
Bingham, Of the District Supreme Court,
will leave here ON Monday morning for
EImwood, Monroe county, w. Va, and
ON wednesday next, the Sth inst, he viii
we'd Mrs. Melinda O. Patton, Of that
nlace. The bride is tia widow Of the iate
Judee Pattsn, Of the Court Of Appeals Of
Yir9inia. and daughter Of the late Hon.
Allen Cspertan, who vas Senator fhon
West Virginia. q.
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New York Knights of Pythias

PoUGHKEEPsIE, N. Y, August Sin
the Grand Lodge Knights Of Pythias the
salary of Keeper of Records and Seals was
fixed at 81, 500. The sum of $500 was sp'
propriated for prizes for drill next year.
The next Grand Lodge session will he at
Buffalo. The session will close tomorrow.
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Laborers Dead From Heat.

LITTLE Rock, ARK, August 3-The
extreme hot weather prevailing hers the
pas. week has proven very fatal to out Il
door laborers. Wednesday not less thar
four persons were overcome by the heat
that they all died before morning.
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The West virginisns at Work.
Anfrinl TbleOrnu IN Lhs Pepisfsr

WASHINGTON, D. c., August 3.-Senatol
Faulkner was in his again to-day after
an absence Of two or three days at his
home iu Martinsburg. Mr.. Faulkner is
still under the weather and may be som,
pslled to take more extended leave.
Every one Of the members of the delega.
tion from West Virginia were in their seats
the first time that all of them have beer
present at one time for several weeks.
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1t Ia Judge McUluer Now.

Special telegram TO the Register.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, August Gov
ernor Wilson has appointed John G. Nc
Cluer, Of Parkesburg, to fill the unexpired
term of J. M. jackson, Circuit Judge for
the Fifth Judicial Circuit, Judge Jackson
having resigned on account of his having
received the Democratic nomination for
Congress from the Fourth Congressional
District.
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The Wedding of q Senator's Daughter.

The Wedding Of q Senator's Daughter.
CHICAGO, August 3.-A dispatch from
Springfield, ILL.,, says: The engagement
is announced of Miss Carrie Cullom, the
youngest daughter of Senator Cullom, 70
Robert Gordon Hardie, the portrait artist,
of New York. The wedding is TO take
place in the latter part of October or the
first of November, at the First Presby'
terian Church Of Springfield.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-04

PrTrsBURa, August a-Ooks men do
clare that the new coke syndicate ID al
idle talk. No move is ON foot now. All
the coke operators agree that there ought
to be . syndicate, bat until tie bosinssl
differences that caused the dieruptioo q
the old syndicate ere settled nothing can
be done toward organizing . usu oneL
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A Pleasure Crews Peril.

CHICAGO, ILL August 3.-The pleasure
yacht, Rambler, Of st. Joseph, Mich, was
caught in last nights storm in the middle
of lake Michigan and capsized. Capt.
Rickaby, his son and two sailors clung to
the wrecked vessel all night and were res
cued in an exhausted condition by pass
ing steamer this morning, and brought into
this port
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Assisted in Capturing Sitting Bull.

WINNIPEG, MAN, August 81. j. Le-
gsre, of Wood Mountain, will meet an Of
ficer of the American government at
Regina, and offer testimony as to his claim
to have assisted in the capture of Sitting
Bull, for which he asks a large sum. He
inveigled Sitting Bulls gang into Canada.
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rnn,el F,,,.d with Water,

CHICAGO, August 3.-During severe
rain storm last evening the Lasalle street
tunnel under the Chicago river filled with
water the depth of three feet at the lowest
point. The tunnel is used by the North
Chicago cable road and travel was impeded
until the water was pumped out.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-04
THE NAMES OF THE DEAD
as far a. known ars:
Two DISASTROUS Storms.

DULUTH, MINI, August S-Two
ssperate storms OF rain, hail, thunder and
lightning visited Duluth last evening,
within q few moments of each other,
during two hours. The rain WAS the
heaviest ever known here. The loss to
uroperty will reach $3.50, 600.
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PIttsburg In MournIng l..

PITTsBURG, August 3.-Teemer and
Hsmm's defeat occasoned surprise in this
city. Betting on the event was fortunately
light Gsudaur's supporters being scarce.
The slow time leads many to surmise that
something was wrong with the race.
Hamm's form this year has not been very
good, but Teemer's work, they think,
would certainly offset this.
Perhaps, as one man expressed it the
race was for Australia" meaning it was
defeat to better Teemer's prospects g! a
race with Kemp or O'ConnOr.
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Canada Also Investigating.

TORONTO, ONT, August SIT is claimed
that the Dominion government is investi-
eating the violation of the Washington
treaty by the American government in the
treatment of Canadian vessels passing
through Americal canals.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-04

AGAIN we rise to remark that candidate
HALLISoS has the unique distinction OF
being the only Presidential aspirant who
was unanimously and enthusiastically OPP
posed by the workingmen Of his own
State
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Ada Rsha. l. Net EaeaesA.

NEW YORK, Augus 3.-Ths parsgrsph
printed in the Loodoo CSxr Journal md
rspublishsd hsre Tuesday, 10 tie s6set
that Mia Ada Rshan, lsading LADY in
Dalys Company, wAs sngesd asd soee =
b married % the soa ola wealthy KnGtih
Hareaek, has cGused coasidsrable connsot
q Neeth Long Bfznch, whre Mo RsAaa
has har4s of ffIsuda Nh Rahan's ds&sR
thje aftsrnoon denied khs stasy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-04

THE loss by forest fires in the vicinity OF
Ottawa, Ontario, has reached half mil
lion dollars A forest FIRE! The Canadians
should dee to West Yirginia's wooded
mountains.
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West yirginians at Washington.

Special Telegram 10 Tie REGISTER.
WASHINGTON, August 3.-Mr. VIM. E.
Chiffon, of Charleston, was at the Capital
to-day.
Judge John Brannon, of Buckhannon,
was also at the Capitol this afternoon and
had talk with the two West Virginia
Senators. 1t is understood that he is here
for the purpose of urging the appointment
of one or two of his friends to positions in
the Government service.
Senator Kenna left this afternoon for
Piedmont, where he is billed for speech
tonight. 1t is understood that he will also
speak at Davis and Elk Garden tomorrow.
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senator Camden Mach Better.

SpecsG IssepTuHs % tf Rfpls16.
WASHINGTON, August 3.-Ex-Senato'
Camden was in Washington to-day looking
very much improved in health. To the
representstiw iof the REGIsTKB be said
that be ". out of politics and was . can
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-04

Hon. CAMPBELL PALMER, of Brooke,
has determined to shy his castor into the
Congressional ring. lie is held in high
estimation among his people, which is al
ways good sign Of mans worth.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-04

MRS. LANGTRY is evidently lacking her
originality in the advertising line. The
'Going TO Retire" chestnut has been
worked too often, LILY.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-04

The Apache Indians, who are monkey
ing with Uncle Sans soldiers in the far
west, will learn wisdom from experience
before they are many moons older.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-04

HON. JOHN q. PENDLETON's Sixth
ward friends want him to run for Con
sTeSs. WOuldn't Mr.. PENDLEToN hustle
Capt DOVENER, though?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-04

THEY say that "Mr. BLAINE is happy
At the prospect Of returning home" The
ehrOnielers neglect to tell us how candidate
HALLISOS feels over it.
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H aKmIlIon IiahIlities.

I. bST., August s.-Msssra
Whine +yne & Co, wholesale lacs,
ribbons, ~ are said to be in dificnlties.
Their liabilities amount to about $500. 200.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-04

IT was bOOmerong meeting at Indian
Apoils. The roses will come again many
nmes before BENNY HARRISON forgets
that labor Endorsement.
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PolygAmy TabOoed.

OTTAWA, ONT, August 3.-The Gov
eminent will not allow Mormon settlers to
practice polygamy in the Northwest.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-04

CHARLESTON, W. VA, August 3.-Last
Saturday mad dog broke loose at Sisson-
vile and bit several dogs and cattle. The
dogs were killed and the cattle penned to
await developments.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-04

GOVERNOR WILSON has appointed Hon.
SOHS &, McCLUER to the judicial posi-
HOn made vacant by the resignation Of
Judge ]. NJ. JACKSON.
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A DspsrsAs b ~ Clstssss s1lnhs 1a6s'
vALDosrA. GA, Aagus 3.--val1es1s
has Just paassd thssssh 80 q - -
Sensational events q ysan ID ~ aysst e
. msa sasWefsg ths dsscsipttsa & Jehn
williams, the dsspsrade ~ fsDttye naB-
dHrer. J3'
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A PLEASANT EVENT

At Trades Assembly Had, Last Evsning.
General Labor Notes.
A regular meeting Of Union No. 8,
Brotherhood Of Carpenters and Joiners Of
America, was held last evening at Trades
Assembly Hall, and it was largely attend
ed. The rules were suspended during the
meeting to allow . very pleasant event to
occur. This was the presentation to
Messrs. ]. A. Holiday 4 Son Of a.hand-
some set OF engrossed resolutions, beanti-
fully framed, expressing the thanks Of the
union to the firm for their assistance
in securing for the carpenters OF the
CITY their recent demand for nine
hours work per day instead Of ten. II
will be remembered that Holiday & Son
signed the agreement at once and their mill
never shut down, which fact had . great
deal of effect with the other contractors
and builders Of the city.
In presenting the LIE SS;;eemento Chairman Z.
W. Shaw, of the Committee On hesc.a.
tions, made neat and appropriate speech,
which was responded to By Mr.. Ed. Holli-
day, of the firm, in few friendly words,
expressing his qualification and that Of the
firm for the present and the kindly spirit
in whichit was given. After some friendly
chat between Mr.. Holiday and the men,
bars of the Union, the regular order Of
business WAS proceeded with.
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NArURx,s HIGHWAY.
Dsa.ss q nssas - nssA.as 49, -

Do10ID - boo0 - Do - -
Ths riv~ nasts q ~ las1Ing ~
evening fndicatsd . ~ Q ineA0 -
stAtisoasy.
Ths stssmW Asdo ~ Whss1fag H.,
day with 81 ipchs - ~ nlk1u - g.
rived n Ciscinnali Than1sy opnfne
without hsvicg wst . spas. ),
Tbs nasiu fssa sSsss- ysl1s1agv vuo<
OIL City. 2 fsch0 81 slatfssngys s16nfe
PArka, bsaew esues; dsa1ys Ingu1
VIII, 3 ~ 3 isek0 81 suo1onts
eIsss. RieSs LA.dtsG 2 - = -
md statisaasy; elaes. z1ok h .
fsst II ineAo - s6n11saasys t,[x
Gsssssbsss. 10 - 4 fnshes 81 IS =
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tissaey; eIs~. .sss;'.s5s s = Y
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"a rsilroaders at Sedalia, No., have
ICED with the Democrats. Irrespee-
@ party they oppose HARRISON.
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@ YORK police say that BLESkEy
Aoa AN was only common susak thief
aas have the mighty fallsnl
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on,oially Dec.arsd Untrus.

Onicially Declared Untrue.
BERLIN, August J. Tho rumosp s(a
meeting between Queen Victoria and ths
Emperor ut Baden are officially declared 70
be untrue.