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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-14
the PRESIDENTS TRIP.
Having a Delightful Tlme-rho FuturO Pro,
gramme,

sANFs"h - s@Ns'bNNrNs NsNaNN Wv "N'+NN 49,
ETammO,
BAR HARboR, ME, August l3,-Presi'
dent Harrison received a warm greeting
on his arrival here to-day on his return
from the Ellsworth visit by the mid
day boat He breaktasted. with SEN
ator Hale this morning, Subsequently
the Hon. John r. Redman, recently
Democratic candidate for Governor; Mr.,
Nichols, OF Minneapolis, and other gem
tlemen, called on the President. Then
Senator Hale drove Mr.. Harrison and
Secretaries Blaine and Tracy in his car.
riage to the depot, other members OF the
party following on buCkboards, A spo.
cial train for tue ferry was taken. On
the ierryboat the President seated him-
self In a deck chair at the stern, the
other membes OF the party sitting around
him and Chatted with Mr., Blaine and
others.
The weather was charming, A ten
minutes shower had Just passed over
and the day was Just bright enough to
make the sail delightful. AT the Bar
Harbor wharf a good sized crowd greeted
the President and cheered vigorously as
he passed along to the carriage which
was to take himself and friends to Stan.
wood. 1t has been decided that Mr.,
Harriton will not visit Providence on
his return trip but will take the boat at
Fall River. Tomorrow lie will be ac'
companied TO Bath by Secretary Tracy,
Private Secretary Haliord, Congress.
man Lodge and Walker Blaine, who
Is In charge OF the arrangements
for travelling, and who will accom'
pany the President as iar as New York.
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srILL ANOrnRR PARDON,
This Time It Seems to 30 n Deserving Case,
and Il n Wood County PFiioneF,
Hpoefal Dispaleh 10 ne IRielliQqlo1F


Special Dipaieh 70 Ne IRieLliQaeR
CHARLESTON, w, Va, August 49,
John R. Coe, sentenced 10 twelve years
confinement in the penitentlary at the
June, 1884, term Of the Wood County
Circuit Court, for murder in the second
degree, has been pardoned, The appli-
cation sets forth extenuating Circum-
stances under which the crime was COM
mitted, and is supported by the Judge
before whom the case was tried; the
Prosecuting Attorney and number OF
good citizens. The penitentiary ply
sician certified that the prisoner had Sc
riously injured one Of his hands during
his confinement, and Is now unit for
manual labor, and the Superintendent
testiAes TO hisgood record and model be-
hayior. He has already served five years
OF his sentence. From the evidence in
tho Governors, possession, he was sat
istied that the case was q proper one for
the exercise OF the pardoning power,
and acted accordingly
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rntni ilniiar I..nin.lnn

LOUISVILLE, KY, August 1S.-The
boiler Of Thomas Anderson 4 Co'l
ptaye factory, at Dawson, Kyp exploded
about O'Clock yesterday morning
Janea jackson was killed aud six other
seriously injured. Laton Menser and
Dennis Purdy, who were wounded, have
since died. The cause Of the explosion
ID unknown. ~ 90
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A Town AImost Destroyed.

TRucxEE, CAL, August l8.-A dlsas.
trous fire occurred here at 4;SO o'clock
yesterday afternoon, burning all east ol
Bridge street and north OF the railroad
10 the round house. The American
Hotel, Twins livery stable, the Metho.
dist and Catholic churches, two schoo!
houses, Ellen's lumber yard, Good
Templars Hotel and thirty dwelllngt
were burned, rendering many families
homeless. The loss is about 10000.
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ALLEN PLEADS GUILTY
To the Charge of ovsr.Issae..or sloCk-Th
Charge of Forgery.

To the charge OF OveT.lusue..of SloOl-The
Charge Of Forgery.
NEW YoRE, August 1S,-Eben s, AL.
len, late President Of the Forty.second
and Grand Street Railway Company,
was arralgned before Judge Gilderslpeve
in Part i General Sessions to-day. He
pleaded guilty to the indictment charg.
ing him with the over'issue Of stock.
Lawyer Eubtis, who appeared for Allen,
asked that sentence be deferred fol
iorty.eight hours. Judge Gildersleevc
then renanded the prisoner for sentence
until Friday, and was taken back to the
tombs. He will be arraigned later on
the charge OF forgery.
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Mr.. Wood Martin, Of philadelphla,
has been engaged by the State Fair Az
Bocihtion 70 start The horses during ialr
week. Mr., Martin Is ono the ilfst class
starters In the country, who will 40 tegu.
late the conduct Of thd drivers that The
conlesle will DO hot and honest. lie
started The horses al buffalo, N, ", last
week, which Ia In the big trottlng cir.
cult,
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Fourth-olas. Postma.ters.

Special DipGteA 10 he Eateaigaez,
WASHINGTON, D. O., August 1S,-West
Virginia postmasters wereappoluted TO-
day as follows: Brier, Wyoming county,
B. +. Lusk, vice ]. D, Smith, resigned
Elk City, Barbour county, Mrs. A, Haw'
kins, vice r. NJ. Hawkins, deceased ;
0verfeld, Barbour county, Josephine
Henry, vice Il, O, Trunble, removed.
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MRS. MAYBRICE DEPRESSED.

She Moans for her Chlidrcu aud Apprs.
oiateS the Chaplain's Visits.
LIVERPOOL, August 13-AIrs. May
brick, Is in very depressed state. She
passes much Of the time in moaning for
her children and weeping coplously.
The chaplain Of the prison is devoting
much Of his time to the condemned
woman and she appears to greatly appre-
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ADlF Aaalr After All.

MILWAUKEE, August ls.-:tt 10 an
nouuCed to-day that during the coming
national encampnsnt Oithc Grand Army
Of the Republic, 1000 company, battery
gtnboat, Ifeglmental, brigade, diueior
aud corps reunions will be held, ant
plon0l pE meeting ior this number have
been secured,
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A Famous surEeon ljead.

NBw YoAK, August 10, ,-Dr. Alexander
Brown Mott, one Of the most noted Of
American surgeons aud son Of the
famous surgeon Valentine Mott died at
his country seat at Yonkets Yesterday
morning oi pneumonia, after Gu illness
oi two days. Dr. Mottwas born In New
York March 81, 1920,
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nVsVF78 UF7EIFFF 70 NJ q 17''7'V7F''F-7' :
wNyIEIp, w,yAo August ls,-James
Lawrence, who almost killed Tom
Stevens by striking him in tue back Of
the head with pick at the Marmet
mines about two months ago, was arrest
ed at the Davis Creek mines, in Ka'
nawha county, yesterday, by D. Bow
man and lodged in Jail at this place to-
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sH4DRACu, MEsHACl1 AND ADEDSEGO

90 Into Fiery EutnaoO nut DO Not Reap.
pear-Awfui Result OF q Religions Craze.
BlRAtNqn4N, ALAo August lS.-The
most remarkable religlouV erase per-
yades the negroes near BeSSOmer and the
country intermediate between that rap.
idly growing place and birmingham.
For some time past an old negro named
Tobias Jackson has been proplalming
himself as Daniel, the Prophet, aud do,
ing all kindsoi singular, wild and queer
things. Saturday last he persuaded
three young men that they were repre-.
sentAlives Of Shadtach, MVHhAUh and
Abednego, the three children Of faith
who entered the fiery furnace Of NebuOh.
adneEEar Of old, He proclaimed that q
furnace where iron 10 melted and cast
l. % all kinds Of forms, was the furnace
Of NebuChadneEGAr, and that they could
enter II and babg throughout without
The smell oi ete. The Ihteb titRrodi
calling lhetnpelVes the children oi Israel,
Under the Influence Of lhelr new ptonh.
OF, deliberately entered The gate Of The
Ohpola Of the furnace and rushed head.
long before they could be stopped into
tile white heat ol the melting iron,
When they failed 10 come out jackson,
Tie prophet, proclaimed that he saw
them rising In the air with The smoke Of
The furnace, attended by angels, and
said that they would revisit the earth
! again next Sunday
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A Leading Actor Dsad.

cnicAuO, August iS,--A private die.
patch from London apppuncss TIE sud
den death there from blood poisoning OIL
Fred Leslie, The leading comedian 0l The
GalOty Company.
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HUNTINGDON, Pa August 1S.-Fir'
last night destroyed the erecting ant
machine shops Of the Huntington Ca
Manufacturing Company, together will
thirty cars In various stages Of compile
tion, enlAjllng a lotS oil about SSO,g
Insured, The plant S owned by New
York capitaliBtS,
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THE MOUNDSVlLLB MEETING.
Dhght Prospects for the Ehoanpinsut that
Opens Tomorrow.


Opens Tomorrow.
The Wheeling District CampmeOtIng
opens on the aBo grounds at Mounds,
Vile tomotrow, To.motrow evening
memorial SERVICES will hO held ior all the
old attendants or members, who have
died In thoprHt year, Bishop Joyce and
other distinguished ministers arc ex.
pected To arrive Oh Friday. MI. W. ],
kirkpatrlCk, Of Philadelphia, who Is 10
lead ID the singing, lB fGputed 10 be one
oi the finest men iot that office anywhere,
The meeting will run over Two Sun.
days, and on each Sabbath the gates will
DO closed at $3.50 a, m, There 10 about
the usual number ot people on The
grounds, but II ID probable that The
meeting will he even more largely
attended than the last two and II 10 Get,
tain that those who attend will DO oi I
more desirable class than al feCenI
former meetings, There bids falf 10 bS
an old time penIecostal session, Will
religion 10 the uppefmoSt object
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A BOLD ROBBERY.
Two Men Hold Up a Iiroker aud Rob
Him.

Two, Men Hold Up ufoker aud Rob
Him,
NEw YoRK, August 1S.-At11:sO this
mOrniug two men entered a brOker'l
office in the Arcade building at 6t
Broadway. One Of The men drew a re,
volyer and aimed It atqthe brokers'
head. Considerable money was lying
on the counter. They took some Ui the
money and left the room. The broker
Immediately gave the alarm and sum
moned aid. One Of the men was arrest
ed at Rector and Greenwich streets anC
was taken 10 the second precinct sta
tion, The other escaped.
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pONH uP AGAlN AT DAYTON.

The wheeling Team "A gaia Gets IL Ia the
Ntck-Uthsr Games Yesterday.
special DisDaleh TO Ire LtteIligatea.
DAYTON, o., August l9.-Dayton put up
an errorless game to-day and experienced
no difficulty in defeating the visitors,
outplaying them at every point. Carey,
their new pitcher, was terribly wild, but
pitched a fairly good game. Bowman
played a ane game at third, accepting
eight chances clean.
The score was as follows:
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MllI Eniny.IIIm ror rrn pIInule..

sovrn FARMlNonAM, MASS, August 13,
President Harrison is expected hero
Thursday afternoon at $50 o'clock stop.
ping about ten minutes. In that timo
tho citizens will give u reception aud IL
Is probable that lie will review the
Second brigade OF tho State Militia
which is in camp here. There will be
also d public meeting.
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nrillInnl Mlillnr, l,l.,,ln.

BERllS, August lS. THE whole army
corps Of the guards paruded to-day be.
fore the Emperor Of Austria making a
brilliant display. The weather was
splendid. Emperor William command.
cd the tfoopg. NOW ~ ~. Z. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-14
DIMocRATlC MIssTArgMENTs,

Under tho head Of "Fleming's Heavy
Gains" this correspondent announces
that gentleman who has been present
ut the sessions Of the committee, speak.
ing from y judicial standpoint, believes
that Fleming will make a net gain OF q
hundred votes In the counties read
but not not passed upon. II must have
been the stenographer, as no one else
but members OF the committee has been
present at the sessions. This gentleman,
whoever he is, is simply afflicted with a
brilliant Imagination. His judgment
may be excellent In a game OF poker, but
is to be dstrusted ina matter OF contest
for the office Of Governor.
There is not a word Of truth In the
statement that in Summers county q
large number Of negroes were imported
from Virginia, or that such n condition
Of affairs ever existed in Kanawha
county us represented, or that Mr..
Elkins had anything whatever TO do
with dropping illegal votes around in
Tucker county,
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A IIaFti IIurned,

CIxclSSAu, August is.--The barn Of
o.s. Bragg, Of Ayondalc, was burned
this morning. 1t was oithe most cSten.
sIye structure, and contained costly car.
riapeS, etc, making a total loss Of $50, 900.
The horses were all gayed,i
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Ills name 10 Il. ], Mckinney hLs rev.
llCnCe ID Woodbury., HILL county, Icxasi
Ills statement May, 1885, Ny little son
was cured by s. y y. ol bad eofeg atl1
ulcers, the result Of a general breaking
down Of HE health from lever. He was
considered lncufable, but two bottles Of
Swlits Specific brought him out al right
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ST.. PErERsBuRo, August 13.-The No.
Toe Rrcmpd, In au inspired article saySi
The powers will make themselves sorely
when the triple alliance obtains its real
object that IL, war.
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Mall KNOWN ilalLImolenn ll.Ad.

pAiflAoRH, Mo-, August la.--AIfl
Francis W. Elder, prominent and well
known citizen Of baltimore, aud brother
Of AfchblBhop William II. Elder, Oi Gl1,
clnnat, died a. li40 this morning at bid
fealdunO0 Of heart failure,
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Nrw Yoak, August iS. .-Atfs. Hannah
rOarlstsin, charged with abduOting IA.
yOarOld Ida Harris, aud the ave young
tnen who ate charged with aSeaultlng
her, were atfaikned Id court to-day and
held without bail Tor examination.
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vnn MANI. ! l,...A...,

vienna, August 19.-E Emperor Francis
Joseph has conferred the honorary colbn.
elcy oi the seyenty.Arst Austrian In.
lantry regiment, upon the Gen. Count
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A FAIR ELEcrloN rRoyHp.

The proofin all the counties read and
not passed upon declares exactly the
same circumstances that that in those
passed upon disclosed. That Is, that
the election was fair in all the counties,
and that nothing. but the. usual mis-.
understanding as TO the law governing
votes anywhere transpired. There were
some illegal votes, but these were those
oil men who might fairly be supposed to
have the right 10 vote!
The district question In Braxton coun-
ty presents quite different phase from
that in Brooke county. In Braxton
county, every district line Is clearly
proved.
In short, the whole statement in the
Register is amass OF Misrepresentation,
bad lot OF rubbish, calculated to mis-
lead the people and inlure the fair fame
OF the State. Sutlicientis is known about
the whole evidence 10 warrant the state
ment that ouly the basebt partisan de-
Clsions Gun give the office OF Governor
Of West Virginia 10 Judge Fleming.
Singular to say, In the face Of the extra
ordinary declarations made by Governor
Wilson, the Wheeling Register, q al,
Fleming has not made q single allega-
ton Of fraud in all bis charges, and none
worthy oil mention Is proved.
TIE TRUE SITUATION.
So far the majority and the minority
Of the committee have only differed as to
mi. j 4 A =
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ohoF AElsSute ohINes FWyeu Aebtetuhy'
At Springfield the leaders had an easy
time Of 1t defeating the home club.
Score:
SS5IPsasla. SS5 ,SS 9GSS5S 91
Earned, Springfield Il Canton o.. Hits, Spring.
8. Batteries, Springfield, Wlttrock, Conover and
WCstlnke; Canton, Stab aud Doyle. Home runs,
Datrah aud Doyle. Attendance, 400. Umpire
brennan.
At Hamilton The Mansfield team
had fun with the Hams as follows:
fis@iIIoa.%..-':... HiaaiiiISa"...'....., : III
IaSe hits, Hamilton I; Mansfield 10. Errors
Hamilton B; Mansfield 8. 70 gHatterieS Brownet
and Lancer; Morrison and Fitzslmmons pm
pitc, IIlll,
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YHg YRVE SITUATION
OF the GuberOatoriaI Contest in
the Committee,
NoFRAUDs HAyEBEENsHoW
The Investigation Has Developed
Nouo-votes Only Thrown Out on
Flimsy TeohRlcalities-Reok,
less Assertions Corrected,

Spscial DbpG.eh 10 hf lHllligeHeT,
TRRRA ALTA, W, VA, August ls,-The
GubernGtorial Contest Committee has
read the counties Of Mason, Logan and
Monroe, in addition TO those reported
heretofore, Kse ID still detained at
home by the sickness Of his child and
Lively Is also absent this week. Proba-
bly,, therefore, the mere routine reading
will continue all week, and no votes be
passed upon.
General st, Clair, Judge Fleming's
counsel, aud the Democratic State Ex-
ecutive Committee met here Saturday,
This lookslike a unique proceeding, but
the situation Is viewed as a desperate
one, no doubt, and where the condition
OF the patient is very dangerous, the
treatment must be heroic.
The committee might as well adjourn,
and there appears to be no necessity for
an extra session Of the Legislature, for
the RegiSLer's correspondent out here
settled the whole contest in Tuesdays
paper. Possibly this Is an exempliilCa.
ton that fools rush In where angels fear
to tread, What a brilliant thought for
the correspondent to settle, in a day,
what has taken the committee already
several weeks OF arduous labor to look
into, and which will occupy It for sew.
eral days vet.
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D, o, otttErT, 81 Puriy, No. gayp
BWligs Specific cured him oil EcGema on
his limbs and body lie look only Two
small bottles,
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Earned runS-nAytou, 5; Wheeling, 0. Hon,
baSe hts-liowmRn, Miller. Bases slolen-Day
t0h 8; Wheeling |. Double plAyB-wllliAms L
stephens; MyCrS 10 speldel 70 Bowman. strucl
Out-by Munger 8; by Careya Bases on balls
OF Munger 3: or Careyb. First base on hit b!
bllls-HalleF /. Sacrificed hits Randall and o
Williams. Tlme-i:8j. Umplfe-NelAon.:
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rtAPLrs, bOilS and olhvt humuts arc
liable 10 appear when The blood gell
heated. 10 cure them take Hbod'i
Safsaparilla, N
New-York tribune., 1889-12-22
A LITTLE MONEY FOR THE FUND.

The subscriptions to the Worlds Fair fund yesterday
were follows Childs Co.. 81 ,OO0 George L. Petry,
$500; John J. Ryan. 300; White Kerr,
s1OO5 George Reupert. $780, August westphal,
sfOO Boland & Bauer 800: L. T. Schmal-
hoz 800 P. J. Brennan 800; Robert Butler, 300
Worlds Fair Publishing Co., 800, Thomas Tangerman
500: John Byrne. $50; John Boland. $50; Edward
Mushaam. $50: Edward Prial. $50: Charles A. llel
mann. $50: Louis Dorm. S15; John Bianchi, 80
George Seeg S10 Guenthcr Schmidt, $1o; total for
the day. 81 $50; previously subscribed, 1921 ,6O1
aggregate TO date, 5,234 ,46S.
The Mayor yesterday received the following letter
from Senator Frank Hiscock, chairman of the Senate
Worlds Fair Special Committee
"There will be a meeting Of the Senate Select Com
mttee the quadra centennial, January 8, 1890,
at 10 O'Clock M, at the Of the Committee o!
Naval Affairs Of the senate, at which time and place
persons desiring TO submit views and arguments re
lating TO bills before said committee, are invited to
attend for that purpose 1t Is hoped that, SO far as
may be convenient. such views viii be submitted In
writing The hearing will be continued from day to
day, in the discretion Of the committee.
"wn you kindly extend the invitation to such per
Sons as would like to attend in behalf of New-York
interest, or advise me with whom l should communl
cate ~. -
latlon.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-22
BOOK. MAKING IN JAPAN.

- rhe American BOokmaker.
1,ino resolved to paint book for, as all tne
ia hnows the Japanese use brush ana not pen,
WORM ,thor betakes him to his workroohl. III Is a
ine le, room a very little room. six mat ~ Its
Iltc Iltce measurement and mat IS about ieet Dy H..
"a P tuIl OF the soft. dull light when palses ron non
tsre ~ white paper lantern; the low, Drlsh, ~ooues
l,,ine gives back pale brown sleanl heru o,a ana
,Sle s There Il slvcry CLINT IN tle Ira pae,ya p,a
is and In a gray shadOwea Iu01,' % - @ sOiu
Sha crosses his feet and stretches ioith s P"ins'
'StIn% gently upon the lotus when ne % %nVns,
sin,her recess stand the curious vessels oi roh anu
aho' , and bamboo for the tea ceremony -, ...
cal }}ba author sits the floor IN noWhH e5'Sl' ~
. houn silk lined with blue, his legs dlSp0seu voi,
OF htv under him. In front Of him STANDS hVlueTeu
o," iIa about a foot high. and upon ~ lls wri.lhs
tip..o,aIs which idyllic as his suIiV'Ik ,
amer Is dellcatey tinted yellow WIN Dluc ilucs
NE H,r Hnp nm and down. Ills inkstand ls CarNee
r' run slah with one end followed out f0r Wsler to
,s cube of india ink In, and holds tine lour OF
ruD naintly decorated bamboo brushes wioi arc MS
Naturally he does not write his novel; nc p1.''t,
peenning at the end OF the whole, ~ the eit p
u, u. mage and at the top OF every me, .ualEnl
sNo % between the two blue parallels his smah nio"n
nd goes with quick. delicate dark touches. 4.
a'i ''i,hourh this novclists "c0py' might seem W
er to he dalntness itself, yet he always mas y
stacstcd by an artist" before sending II To te pun
W h the success OF the book depending so larEeH
I'm Is artistic forthbrinring The artist 20 Wh@yV ~
up"a W . "opye 4, now ntrusted proceeds 20 lepat wv
,n, sercs ~ word pictures with pfOesslo"a
,y.,s ,nH s,.rIty which Is something astonishing.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-22
SUICIDE ~ THE PARK.
YOUNG WIFE WHOSE HUSBAND WAS OUT OF
WORK SHOOTS HERSELF.

WORK SHOOTS HERSELF
suicide. Shortly after o'clock yesterday afternoon
Officer James Higgins, OF the Park squad. who vas on
duty on the Ram6Ie. noticed a pale, slender somah
wandering aImessly up and down the walk JUS
before 8 O'Clock he saw her again. She was enterhs
what is known as the Umbrella Summer House,
which Is on the east side of the RamhIs little dis
tenca above the boat t-house. Almost Immediately lie
heard a pistol shot and running 90 the summer house,
found the woman lying the ground. bleeding from
a wound in the right temple Clutched In her mana
was a small revolver
A Park ambulance was summoned, but the woman
was dead before it arrived. In her pockets was =
Wadleich. of 40. 733 Seventh-ave. The body was
taken Ia the Arsenal in the lark. and had beels
there but short time when the Frederick a. Waa'
leigh named in the receipt arrived and said that no
wa, the husband of the woman. HIS
,ylfe. he said, was twenty-five years Old.
and a Norwegian by birth. They hsi
heen married about nine years. and had four chi'
dren the Youngest Of whom was born about fort
night aro. Wadleigh was formerly conductor on
the broadway road but is out OF employment
Ever since the birth Of her last child Mrs "aae's'
has been despondent and has suffered from ihsomhS.
Yesterday afternoon Madleigh advised his vile 10 w
into Central Park for a walk. in the hope that tns
exercise would make her sufficiently tired 10 seT sT
She nromsed TO return al O'Clock. but is sue s
10 DO so Wadleigh became uneasy ana tnihul. ~. ~.
r,,ht have become i'll he went to the Park ana was
n,aSin in0uires OF the Central Park police when ~
heard of her death.