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1t Was Kitty Doane who Suicided.

New YORK, July 22.-An evening pape,
states that Miss Kittie Mccormick of Cleveland
Ohio. who was supposed to have committed
suicide as "Kittie Doane" last week, is no,
connected In any way with the
latter unfortunate. Notwithstanding the
supposed Identification Of the Doane
girl as Miss Mccormick by her cousin,
Tom REYNOLDS of Yonkers, who said the descrip-
ton of Kittie Doane tailed exactly with that OF
Kittie Mccormick and told tale of her run
ming away with Will Kibler, a sewing machine
agent. A reporter found Miss Mccormick to-
day. She is the wife of Wilson Kibler, who
keeps small shop on Sd avenue. The two
were married at home and came here. Mrs
Kibler denies that her husband was a married
man and says she knows nothing at all OF
kittie Doane
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TIVE WONDERFUL CARLSBAD SPRINGS

Az the Ninth International Medical Congress- Dr. A.
l. Toboidt of the University of Pennsyiyania read
apaper stating that out of thirty with the
oenune imported Powdered Carlsbad sprudel Salt for
chronic constipation hypochondria disease of the
or and Kidneys, jAundice, adiposis diabetes, dropsy
nom valvular heart disease dyspepsia catarrhal in
rammstion Of the stomach. ulcer Of the stomach OF
spleen, children with marasmus govt rheumatism Of
The Joints, gravel etc. twentysix entirely cured
oree much improved and not treated long enough
Average time of treatment, four weeks.
1he Carlsbad Sprudel Salt powder form), 10 ex-
esllent Apstef Laxative aad DsuFee. IL eiears TIA
PLEASANT to take and permanent in action The genuine
product Of the Carlsbad Springs exported in round
tom, and has the signature "EIsNER MENDLE.
son CO." sole agents, Barclay street, New Yers
on every bottle. One bottle mailed upon receipt OF
One Dollar. Dr. Toboldts lectures mailed free upon
application. aul-m.w6f
DERSONS SUFFERING FROM SICK HEADACHE
II Dizziness. patton. in the side
a.ked 10 try one vi All Of Carters little Liver Pills.
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I'd EDITION.
Latest q6l0glanS 10 The Star.
A Fatal jump from a Train,

Special Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR
LYNoHBuRe, VA, July 22.-Sunday morning
white man named Wyatt Drury boarded a
passenger train at Chatham station, on the vir-
ginia Midland railroad, stating to the condue.
tor that he desired to be put off at Lawyers
about 10 miles east of Chatham. He was in.
formed that the train would not stop there and
that he would have to go to the station beyond
After passing Lawyers the conductor missed
his passenger and concluded thatJhe' had
jumped off at the station, despite the fact that
the train was moving at the rate of 80 miles pei
hour. The conductors surmise proved to be
true, as a freight train coming along a short
time thereafter found Drury's frightfully man.
gled body within 100 yards of the station
The remains were picked up and brought to
this city and the mans friends notified.
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Interior Department Changes.

AnSSAAOh DCPot NAuCnt Sn8UkG8s
The following official changes have been
made in the department of the Interior:
General Land Ofice.-Promotions Chas. c.
Norton Of Vermont, clerk, sl,600 10 o., 800
Harrison W. Happy Of Illinois, clerk, o. 400 "a
$l,600. Resignation; Manner L. Wade oil
Georgia, copyist. $500.
Geological survey.-Resignation Harry v.
Wurdemann of Kansas, togographer, I,4O0.
Pension Ofhce.-Promotions: John G. Green
await of Indiana, sl.400 to sl.600; Jos. A.
O'Neill Of Pennsylvania and Luther H. warins
of Pennsylvania, tl.200 to 81, 400; Elias shafeF
of Michigan. Arthur A. Holmes of Indiana,
Fred N. Webber Of Kentucky, Geo. c. Andsr-
son of New York, Clarence p. Barrett
of New York, John A. Carr Of In
diana, Geo. w. Fernald Of New York,
Robert p. Fletcher Of Virginia, Samuel Frasse
of Indiana. Edw. ID. Mcconnell Of Missouri,
Frank w. PagenheG Of WISCONSIN, Thomas n.
Riffel of Ohio and Clark Stanton OF Michigan.
clerks at q 200. to special examiners at q, 900
James r. Wilkes Of Ohio, Louis G. Hotee Of
District Of Columbia, Miss Rebecca q, Graham
of New Jersey, Abram Q. Mccoy Of District Of
Columbia, Miss Edwina E. Ricksscker of Penn
sylvania, Miss Mary Stewart Of District Of Co
lumbia, and Stephen R. Whitney OF Nebrasks.
clerks, ei,000 to 81, 800.
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Name.
Washington stock Exchange.

Following are to-day's quotations at close of
g government bonds-Us s. AVS, registered, 1oek
bid. lO74 asked. U. s. Avs, 1891, coupon,
- +; bid, bid; ,Sss \ asked U. S. 49, coupon LES
' District Of Columbia bonds-Per imp. es. 1891,
coin. 1o5 bid. Per imp. e. 1901, cur
currency, los bid. cougar fund. e., 1852,
conn. ~ bid BID 3.ssf soas 1901 lsSS
s s,a so5 asa s rs
3-s,s; 1874 fund.- currency, l24hs bid, l25H
Miscellaneous bonds-U. s. Electric Light bonds
LIST Us, 50 bid. U. s. Electric Light bonds
tam So ssss io sS S SS %ssS
iio bid. washington Market company bonds
first mortgage bonds, 6s, 1904 log bid Wash
ington Light Infantry bonds, I'd !s, 1904, 75 bid.
. sassai SSSd, series
light Company bonds. series B. Is. la2H bid.
National bank stocks - Bank Of Washing
Metropolitan. $50 bid, 800 asked. Central 23O bid
10 bid citizens. $50 bid. Columbia, LAP bid.
14 hA asked. Columbia. ssS bid, 50 asked led,
Capitol and North Q street. 40 bid, 65 asked.
s so'ss bid q asked SS
CorcOran, IS bid. Columbia, 10y bid, lay asked.
German-American, $50 bid. Potomac, b2 bid.
Riggs, 8 bid. National Topographic, SO bid,
30 asked Mergenthaler, % bid.
Gas and Electric Light Stock-washngton Gas,
As bid, AN asked Georgetown Gas, 45 bid.
L. 8. Electric Light, SO bid, BY asked. Pneu-
Tesenhone Stocks Pennsyiyania. "a hid. Al
asked. Chesapeake and Potomac, s5X bid,
81 asked. American Graphophone Company
24. bid, 26A asked.
miscellaneous stocks-washington Market Com
pany, 10 bid Washington Brick Machine
Company, 215 bid Great Falls Ice Com
pany $50 bid. Bull Run Panorama 27k
bid, 2S asked. Real Estate Title Insurance.
I23 bid Columbia Title Insurance Company,
"a bid, 81 asked. National Safe Deposit Com
pany, 275 asked.
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"NorH1so LIKE THrx.

Is the verdict Of all who take Ayers Pnia
fromps and effective In their action. they leave
no hl-eneets and may be administered 70 old or
youns. Herbert Eiwsn. of East Saginaw, Mich,
says; 7 vas . great sufferer from constips-
uon' Headache, and General Debility. Ny skin
vas yellow, and had constant pain in my side
and back Other medicines falling. took three
boxes Of Ayers Pulls and am cured"
Twas severely afflicted with Dyspepsia and
Enlargement of the Liver. most of the time b.
ing unable to retain any solid food. Three boxes
Of Ayers Pills cured me. "--Lucius Alexandsr,
Narblshead- Mass.
AYhR's PILLS,
Prepared by DR.. J. c. Aver Co. Lowell. Mass
Sold BY all Druggists and De aiers In Medicines.
mills
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ATTORNEYS REBUKED.-In q Colorado min.
raj case pending before him on appeal from
the local land Office at Leadville, Col.
Secretary Noble has directed that the
briefs filed by counsel be stricken from the
records and returned to them because OF
scurrilous and yituperative language directed
against each other, contained therein
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-22

DISTRICT PESsIoSs.-The following pensions
have been granted to residents of the District
ofColumbia: Original invalid, Henry johnson;
increase, Allen Spencer; original widows &C.,
Ann E., widow OF Henry II. Service; Mexican
survivor, John II. Russell
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" CAMP ORDWAY."
CHRISTENING OF THE CAMP.
ARRIVAL OF THE SOLDIER BOYS.
Latest News From the Tent City
at Fort Washington.

HAT should be the
name Of the great mi
litia gathering? Camp
Ordway! That's what
it is, too. The sun had
been shining hazily for
an hour when Capt.
Aldrich stood in front
Of the headquarters'
tent of the District of
Columbia militia en-
campment and watched
Sergt Joyce finger the
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Death of an Ex-Army Surgeon.

AUBURN, N. Y, July 22-Dr. Theodore Di-
mon, ex-army surgeon, prison physician and
ex-superintendent of the state insane asylum
here, died this morning, aged seventy-two
years
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JOHNSON. GARsER & Co.

We have finished taking account Of stock and find
We have lot of short lengths in Dress Goods White
Goods. Chaliies, satteens Ginshams, &c, which We
have marked way down TO close.
Satteens 90 and 23e. Neelige Shirts. so, 75c, 81.
Job in Gentlemen's Half Hose, full regular made 15c
= pair for csc -
JOHNSON. GARNER Il CO.,
te6-3m CSC Pa ave., south side, near 9TH St NV.
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L. b. TowSEH Il Sos.
DRY GOODS DEALERS.
1916 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.

Fruit Of the Loom, yard wide, SIC.
An-Wool Cream AIbatross, 40 inches wide. SIC.
Curtain Scrim, DC
i. Henrietta Cashmere, all wool: reduced from SOC,
10 AOc.
Henrietta Cashmere, wool face; reduced from Csc
to gle.
Gents Outing Shirts, IS. 40 and Soc
Wool Challie reduced TO l2xc.
Gents Ably Linen Collars dob LOTT, l5c doz
Blue FLANNEL for bathing Suits, from 25c up.
Boys shirt Waists Of Outing Cloth, 25c.
Boys Knee lants, zoe.
Brewster's Dress-f form Corsets, 81 90.
Gold head Parasols of Gloria Cloth, 81 90
Beautiful line Of Ladies' aud Gents Gloria Umbrellas
just received.
Ladies' Ribbed Vests, 2 for Csc
A Bargain in Black Silk, ct 81 and al 25
Clark's U. y. I. Spool Cotton, &c. tyl3-.3m
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Charged with Stealing Gold Watch.
Acolored man named Charles W. Spencer
was tried in the Police Court this afternoon on
charge Of robbing Daniel Murphy of eold
watch, valued II e7Q. The watch h. NOT besn
recovered. The court heard the tsstimony md
held Spencer tn $50 bonds ~ ~ ac1ioa q
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York Stock Market.
The following the opening and closing Prices of
the New York stock Market, as reported by special
wire to Corson and Mccartney. 14lY street
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MARRIED.

at the Holy Rosary church, by the Rev DIT Peter
Chowanser. LEWIS i. REST 10 MARY THoUR both
of this city.
VAN AkEN-RAwLETT. On July 2l, lsse, n
the residence of Rev G. e. Meador. Go. VAN AIKEN
Of New York TO n. b. RAWLETT Of virginia
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9l9 Pa. AVE.
JULY is, 1859.

We STILL CONTINUE THE SACRIFICE SALE
OF OUR STOCK OF FINE DRY GOODS OF EVERY
DESCRIPTION
100 PIECES OF CHINA SILKS. PLAIN, OF ALL
CoLoRs; ALSO FIGURES: ALL MARKED
VERY CHEAP.
so PIECES OF BLACK LACE AND LACE NET
TING. ALL OF GOOD QUALITY. PRICES
VERY LOW
80 PIECES OF FRENCH sATINE AT OUR USUAL
Low PRICE OF zoe. PER YARD.
rs PIECES PLAIN WHITE GOODS OF GOOD
QUALITY, AwFJLLY CHEAP AT 1910.
100 PIECES OF GINGHAMs, ALL KINDS AND
QUALITIES THE STYLES ARE GOOD
PRICES, VERY LOW.
10 FINE FRENCH sATINE ROBES, ALL WE HAVE
LEFT. PRICE 1850.
25 DOZEN GENTS SILK u HOSE, ONLY 50CENTs
PER PAIR. THE GREATEST BARGAIN OF
THE DAY.
$50 GENTS NEGLIGE SHIRTS OF ALLsTYLEs
AND DESIGNS.
ALL KINDS OF FINE DRESS GOODS, SUCH AS
ARE USUALLY FOUND IN FIRST-CLAsS
STORE, WE OFFER AT VERY LOW PRICES.
We MUST REDUCE THE STOCK AND CALL
WILL CONVINCE YOU OF THE ABOVE
STATEMENT.
CUSTOMERS OWING BILLS WILL PLEASE CALL
AND MAKE SETTLEMENT.
STORE OPEN TILL O'CLOCK TILL FURTHER
NOTICE. ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN
FIGURES. ONE PRICE
VIM SINISTER & soNs
WIS sl9 PENN AVE NV
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PLANNING To GET EVEN.
Southern Republicans Dissatisfied With
the Distribution of Patronage.

THEY PROPOSE 10 HAVE THE SEVENTEEN SOUTH
xRN RKPuBLIcAxs xLKcrxD TO THE MEX r
HOUSE STAND TooxrHEa YoR sRowKR OF
NORTH cABoLrNA ron TIE sPHAxERsHIP.
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GRrAr CLOSING. SALE

DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS.
On and after July 5 we viii begin great Closing
sale Of Entire Stock We have had built for us
store No 1905 7th street two doors north Of our
present store. and expect 10 about August Is.
and rather than move our present stock offer all
Goods 10000 worth Of Dry Goods to be sold
between July and August Ia
CoIne and secure your bargains.
D. ID. BURCH,
1904 9TH St NV,
y5-lms Washington. d. @.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. July -. - Cotton duh = mid
ding, Ils. Flour steady. Wheat = southern,
steady; Fultz, 7sas7: Longberry, sOsss; western.
steady; No. winter red spot s61S; July, s5k;
August. 49,, September, S3k; October, Soh
bid. Corn = southern steady; white 49a5l;
yellow, 44a45; western firmer; mixed spot, 43&;
July. 43h; August. 43h; September, 43Aa43f;
steamer, 40 Oats fairly active-west white, 33a
"a. Rye dun, 49a50 hay very steady-prine to
choice timothy. li.5oal5.00 Provisions dun But
ter dull-western packed, IL; creamery. 16a16k.
Eggs easy, ~. Petroleum, steady-refned ITO.
Coffee nominal-Rio cargoes fair, Is. Sugar firm
"A soft, ~; copper, steady, srehned l0,sal1S.
Whisky dun, LILO. Freights 70 Liverpool per
steamer nominaily dull-grain per bushei, AID.
Cork tor orders, August, 4s.1hd. Receipu-nolr,
1850 barrels; wheat, $1,000 bushels; corn, 1900
bushels; oats, 1900 bushels; rye, 1000 bushels.
shipments = Hour, $4,000 barrels; wheat, 1900
Ia. shels; corn. Ia, 200 bushels. Sales wheat
Isl, 100 bushels; corn, 81 900 bushels.
BALTIMORE, July 22.-Baltimore and Ohio
stock, s0aS4; Northern Central 7Oa74; Cincin-
natl, Washington and Baltimore frsts, 93A; do.
seconds, Soa: do. threes, 24A25k; consolidated
gas bonds. ll2&all3; do stock, AN.
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CHICAGO. July %. CLOSING. - Wheat - JULY,
so August 7Sk: september, 7Sx; Dece1nber
so,<. Corn-yuiy, aex; August saX; september,
3ss. oaw--Ju,y, 22H; August, an; september,
90 Pork-July. ll-20; August, ll20; September
lI.30 Lard-jufy, 6.25; August, 627k: sopssm-
boz. 6y74: October, d37k. short rihs July
557; August Ad2A; September, A67k;
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His Resignation Accepted.

Acting Secretary Batcheller to-day accepted
the resignation Of II. c. Smith, q sl,2O0
clerk in the Office of the sixth auditor,
whose case has attracted considerable
attention in political circles OF late. Smith is
a colored democrat from Tennessee and took
an active part in the last campaign IN the
Cleveland interest His resignation
was not altogether voluntary, as il is under
stood that the sixth auditor was dissatisfied
with the character of his work. Gen. Batchel-
lor said to-day that the charge was not brought
about on account of politics.
Range of the Thermometer To-day.
The following were the readings at the sig
nal Office to-day: am, 20; 2p.m., IS; maxi
mum, 81; minimum, 63.
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". II. SINISTER & Sons
e19 PENN. AVE. NV.

WOMEN WITH PALE, COLORLEss FACES, WHO
w feel weak and discouraged, will receive both men
tai and bodily vgOr BY using Carers Little Liver Pills
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

APPoINTED.-Miss Sallie n Tenant has been
appointed printers assistant in the bureau of
engraving and printing.
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HoHsronD,s Acrp PHOSPHATE

MAKES DELICIOUS LEMONADE.
teaspconful added TO glass Of hot or cola vxter
and sveetened 20 the tasts win be found rsfrsshin
aud invigoratins-
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A ID 90 DROPS or ANGosTUBA BITTERs To
fAsysry siAss Of impure water you drink. The genu
ne Only Manufactured By Dr. sisgert Soma AL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-22

The battery was under fire yesterday after
noon for the first time in its history. but no
appreciable damage was done. It happened
thusly: Leaning over the gate in front of pic
turesque old farm house was pretty girf--a
very pretty girl. just then, and very oppor-
the maiden's eyes sparkled at the sight Of %
much military grandeur. Like all the other
fair sisters she immediately fell In love with
the uniforms and, incidentally, with the men.
There were smiles and responsive bows; then
the Maryland beauty and was thrilled right
clear TO his backbone wheu she returned the
only soo-distant salutation. 90 II went all down
the column, and by the time Quarter
master Sergeant George Howe put IN
a. though she was on terms Of Is least friend
ship with ths entire command psFhaps Il Wa
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that the sergeant was too ELUSIVE in his
demonstrations of brotherly good will. or il
may have been that his salutations were the
"last stravs" 30 TO speak, but it is certain that
when he was in the midst Of q graceful series
OF genufexions an irate father and couple of
indignant brothers put in an appearance. They
threw stones at the battery. The girl was very
probably expected nothing less than demo-
lition Of the homestead. Nothing of the kind
happened, however, for the battery, which in
love had been bold made no attempt to defend
itself. but drove steadily on. There wasn't
any ammunition. anyhow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-22


The BARRIERS have already commenced opera
tons. On the outside Of their portion of the
canteen building il big sign Barber Shop
and beneath IT is the legend "Harr Schneider, VI
80 that he who runs may read In two different
languages. The room nearest the front is for
the use OF officers only, and it is distinguished
because OF the presence therein of the only
crimson plush chair on the premises New
cologne and tonic bottles decorate the opera
clean towels. Another chair will be placed in
position by tomorrow, 30 that the establish
ment wi be able to attend to two officers al
one anu the same time. In the more public
apartment there are three chairs and an in
crease is expected in this number to the extent
OF two by Tomorrow evening. The place 10 in
charge of E. NJ Bruce, who, when he is al
home, shaves people at 18th and E streets. The
other knights of the razor are ]. Hicks, Owen
Coston and Wellington Davis.
THE RED-cRoss FLAG.
One OF the most interesting Of the many fea-
lures of the camp IL the hospital dispensary
where Hospital Steward s. Taylor Grimes, OF
Gen. Ordway.s staff, dispenses necessary relief
Cole, Of the fifth battalion. The quarters are
roomy and in the best possible condition. Neat
shelves on three sides Of the room-which faces
the hospital teuts-are filed with bottles
OF drugs, rolls OF plaster and packages OF other
necesssries. All that goss to make up COM
plete dispensary is ct hand and the sufferers
have already found out that II IL not an un-
pleasant place to visit Patients have been
numerous. Blistered faces are visible all
around camp, smeared mp with nitrate Of bis
muth. eunstroke has been treated and num-
Der Of minor complaints end casualties have
been attended to. This morning .
man showed Surgeon Cole large abscess
which nearly ans up his left ear and il Il very
probable that Il VIII b operated upon tonight
q te-mossov morning The aag Of ths He'd
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-28
M, nIbb, Inn somethlpg to Say.

Mr.. Theodore B. Hlbbs, Of Smyrna,
Belmont county, called at this Office yes
terday, having with him a copy OF yes
terday's Register. lie pointed to a story
on the first page, wearing q scare head,
the first line OF which was ASK Brother
Hibbs," and proceeded 10 remark In
Language both iorcible and elegant that
the story was q lie, and had no founda'
ton OF truth. The article tells how Mr..
Hibbs and Hon. ]. D. Taylor manipu-
lated the Belmont county delegation, &C.
All OF which Mr.. Hibbs says is a fairy
tale. The points he wishes to make in
contradiction are, that he has not seen
Col. Taylor since last May, and that be
has never had any political instructions
from him, He further denies that he
was over in Wheelingin conference with
the Congressman,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-28
p,lv. NM. otoot,d p,opio out,

In Police Court yesterday morning the
man arrested by Officer MCHiChol for on.
deayofinR 10 work little Aimsflam game
At Laughlln's drugstore the night before,
and who gave bis natnO % Michael
Welch, was fined no and costa, which he
paid. Nothingiuflher has yet been seen
Of HE companion who was In the store
with him, and who was able 70 run fact
enough 10 get away, II would not DO q
bad idea for Chief Delbtngge 10 Issue
orders 10 his men 10 run all suspicious
characters out Of the town, There are q
number OF them here now aud large 10.
Inducements can DO looked for Ia the
next week or ten days unless they are
stopped. A simple warning tolloWedu up
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-28
A CUTTING SCRAPI
On the South Side Last Night
Causes Some Excitement,
LOUIS HESS THE INJURED ONE.
Heis Carved by a Knife in the Hands
of Pernell Padset and Loses Con,
siderable Blood from a Cut
in the Len Shoulder,

Last evening at 0 O'Clock, PeFnell
Padget stabbed Louis Hess in the shout
der with a pen knife, at the corner Of
Twenty,seyenth and Chapline streets,
Just how the trouble originated is not
exactly clear, the two men telling
widely divergent stories,
Padget, whoi is a workman in one Of
the mills, and who Is not credited with
moro than ordinary mental capacity,
saysthat Hess, who is released among the
roueher element Of the Sixth ward, called
him bad names, slapped him in the face
and otherwise aggravated him to the
deed, Hess, on the other hand, says he
did not touch or speak to Padget,
and that the assault was entirely
pnprovoked, Officers Prettyman and
Moran arrested Padget and brought him
to the City Building, where a big pen.
knife with a sharp blade two and a half
inches long was found on him. Hess
went to Dr., SChwinn, who found agash
two inches deep in his left shoulder, and
a dozen slashes in his coat and
sleeve where Padgst had attempt
ed 10 cut him before he
finally succeeded, His clothing was sat
urated to his feet with blood, and he
was very weak from the loss Of vitality,
Officer 0ruce, however, brought him 10
the City Building, where he told his
story. Padget spent the night in tile
lookup, but will be taken before Justice
Davis this morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-28

Yesterday afternoon Justice Davis gave
the three young Pittsburghers arrested
on q charge Of stealing Mr., Edwin
Wilde's watch, a preliminary hearing at
the Jail, and held then in thesum Of
$1,000 each 10 answer TO any ind lment
that may be found by the Grani jury.
They were given separate hearing, aud
each told q different story about the
watch. Robert Coswell, alias Charles
Roberts, alias CHARLES oswell, these be-
ing the three namesthe Oldest one ofthe
trio, and who Is the leader, has given
within the past week, testified that the
other two boys, John Martin and Robert
Jamison, had come 10 him with the
watch and informed him that they had
stolen 1t, 0neoithe other boys testified
that they had purchased the watch from
some stranger and paid. him SS for 1t
and the other testified that 50 was the
price paid, ~
The matter Of q preliminary hearing
being given Coswell on the charge O
committing burglary at Meyers q Col
store was dispensed with and left for the
Grand Jury to haldls, as the boy will:
be held on the watch case till the Grand
Jury meets,