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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-11
THE CALDWELL RUN BRIDGE.
What City OmclaI Thinks About the
One to ba Erected

What a City Official Thinks About the
One to bs Erected.
What is the object Of the city in put
ting up such bridge over Caldwell's Run
on Cnapline street as has been contracted
fol?" asked a reporter of a city official
yesterday.
"Well, I'll tell you. You see the Board
of Public Works recommended TO Council
that a $1,000 bridge, with a roadway
24 feet wide and two sidewalks each six
feet wide, be erected. But Council turned
in AID decided to erect a S7OO bridge.
with roadway only fourteen feet wide
and but one sidewalk six feet wide. This
will be decidedly iuconvenient. "a every
cne can see, because in bad weather
people will be compelled to c,oss the
street to pass over or the sidewalk, and
when al electric car is on the bridge no
other vehicle can pass over until it runs
oil, or rice rersa This shows how very in
convenient .he bridge will be.n
Whist is Cluncil's object in. erecting
such an Inefficient structure?n
IL was do0e by the members from the
lower end Of the city, who feared that if a
good bridge were put there, they might
never have the run Strengthened, not tax
ing into consideration the fact that in case
the ran should be etraighteaed the bridge
could be used just the same ss a new one.
In my opinion Council has made a bad
mistake in contracting for such botch, as
the proposed bridge is sure to be. l think
1t is absurd to put up such a bridge"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-11
WHY BEEF IS DEAR
when Cattle Are Chssp-The Senatorial
Committee stlu on the Problem.

when Cattle Are Chssp-The Senatorial
Committee Stu on the Problem,
KANSAS CITY, September 1O.-The SEN
atorial Cattle Investigation Committee re-
suued its session to-day. The first wit
ness was D. Reagan, a dealer f,r forty
years in cattle in Atchison county. His
testimony tended 20 couOboEate the evil
dsnce given yesterday concerning the lack
Of competition at present in the Chicago
market and The existence Of a combination
between packers.
Mr. Reagan was called by Ssnsnor Far
well. who wanted 20 know why the prices
of cattle bad fallen so much during the
last ten ears. il was for two reasons,
that witness thought irst over supply
and second the controlling Of the market
by a fen men.
What has the greater tfset2" asked
Mr. FsrWel.
"Ihs over supply, answered the wit
ness
The control Of the market by butchers
Don amount TO much ther?'
''No, very little"
s.. b. Armour head Of the Armour
Packing Company, Of this city, was then
pnt on the stand. He said be had 10
agreement with railroads by which
hs GOT lower rates on ship
ments than any other firm.
Witness denied that he was a member Of
any combination whose purpose il was to
control either the prices OF cattle or dyess-
ed meat. The territory wss not divided
mp between packers. an packers were in
an markets. Competition was very brisk.
In fac, even be and his brother often cut
escl others business throats.
Did be have knowledge OF any combina-
d0n in Chicago, Senator Vest asked.
Mr.. Armour refused to answer He had
90 connection with the business Of ths
Chicago Armour anyway.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-11
ELEVEN VICTIMS.


List of the Drowned 10 the Colorado Mine
Disaster
DENvRE, September 1O.-Tne special
couriers here last night to the scene Of the
cosl mine disaster near Golden, Col, re-
turned to this city at . o'clock this morn
ing and give an account OF the accident,
which places the number Cf killed at
eleven iostesd Of ten Following are their
names Johnny Murphy, srgle; VIM.
Collins married. leaves wife and four
children; j aCk Collins, wife and four chill
dreu, Joseph Allen. married, one child;
Joseph Hutler, married, four children
Wm. Bowden, married David Lloyd,
single John Morgan, single; Henry Huse-
man, wife and five children; Richard Rowe
aud one other ms1, whose name has not
yet been learned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-11
STRIKERS WIS.
The Green Bottle Blowers and Their Em-
---------- o. - -----

The Green Bottle Blowers and Their Em-
ployers Come 90 Terms.
PwTsBURG, September 1O.-Tne strike
of the green bottle blowers practically at
an end, so far as the Western district is
concerned. Camsen' glass house, MoCul-
Iy's factory aad Thomas Nightmare Point
Bridge glass house have all started, and
il is certain that the rest Of them in
this city will also commence work in
few days One house at Streator, H.,
.he Newark, Ohio, factory. the Massillon.
Ohio factory, and also the green bottle
house in ST. Louis. have besu started.
The ti0uble between the green bottle men
and the manufacturers was caused by the
latter proposing ten per cent reduction
of the mems wages.
Itis stated thst negotiations are pend
irg between Che window glass manuiac-
turers and workmen, and that the strike
i1 this branch of the glass trade will be
settled before the first of next month.
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Arrick, 2; Poormau, G; George NJ. Pat

Arrick, 2; Poormau, G; George NJ. Pat
ton, l.
Fourieenth-Nicko's, Il; Glover, 10;
ArIick, 3; Poorman, 3.
Fifteenth-Nichols, 13; Glover, 10; Ar
rick, 3; Poorman, 4; Patton, 9.
+ sixteenth-NchOls, "A; Glover, II; Ar
rick, ,; Poorman, >.
Ssventeenth-Nichols, 10; McMsnee, l3;
Arrick, .; POOrmao, >; Cochran, I ; Lantz l.
Eightesnth-Nichols, II; McManee, IL;
POorman, 7; Arrick, 3.
Nineteenth-Nichols, II; McManee, II;
Poorman, S; Auick ..
Twentieth-Nichols, 10; AIcMante, IL
Poormau, 10. Arrick, l.
Twenty .fTst-Nichols, II; NcManee, IL;
Poormsn, 9.
Twenty.sscond-Niehols, l3; McMAnee,
8; POonnan, 10.
Tweuty-tbird-Nichols, 10; McManee
II; PoOrmsn, 10; Arick, 1.
Tseniy-fourth-Nichols, II; McManee,
II; Poorman, 8; Arrsck, l.
Twenty ffth-Nichols, 10; PoormaD, 6;
Arrick, .; J. NJ. Carver, 13.
Twenty-sixth-Nich IL; GArveD, 10;
POormsn, 3; Arrick, 3.
Tgenty-seventh-Nichol, H. Garvep,
II; Poorua1, 3; Arrick, .. Total, 80.
Ooe fraudulent ballot cast
Twenty eighth-Nichols, 10; GaEyen,
l6; Arrick l.
Twenty-ninth-NiohOls, 10; Garven, Is;
Arrick, 1.
Thirlieth-Nichols, 16; Garvep, Is.
Thirty-drtt-Garvep, Is; PoormaD, 16;
blank, 1
Thirty-second-Garven, IS; Poormsn,
l6; blank, l.
Thhty.third Nichols, 16; Glrven, 15i
blank, 1.
ThiIty-fourth-Nichols, Is; Garven, l6.
Thirty fifth-Garven, 16; Arrick, 10
blank, l.
Thirty.si1th-Garven, 16; Arrick, IA
Nichols, l.
Thirty.seveuth-Nichols, IS; Garven, Is
Cochran, 1.
Thirty y-eightk Nichols, II; Carver, 10
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-11
DEvOURING FLOODS

Carried Away Everything Movable on the
Beaches.
NEW YORK, September 1O-Rsports
from up the Hudson show that the tide to
day was the highest for many years. At
Pougbkeepsie the water covered the docks
for nearly 100 feet from the usual waters
edge. A severe storm lie raging along the
river tonight. The strong nOTthesstsrly
gale aud high tides that have been pCevail-
ing for the last two days have caused
great damage along the coast Of Lcng ISL
and. At RockawGY Beach the tide reach
ed an unparalleled height to-day. Bathing
houses were washed away and waves broke
in on the yerandas OF the hotels.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-11
Sons OF VETERANS

The National Encampmsnt at Paterson,
New Jersey,
PATERSON, n. j, September 10.-The
eighth annual National Eacampment Of
the Sons OF Veterans convened
here to-day. About $50 delegates
were in attendance. Gen. Abbott
in bis report recommended that LincOln's
birthday be observed as Sons Of Veterans
Day. The case of Walter S Payne, Of
Ohio. viii be considered tomorrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-11
BASE BALL.
Laacue ard AssooIatlon. .

At Baltimore Baltimore 3. Cincinnati
6; errors, Baltimore 6, Cincinnati .; hits,
Baltimore 9, Cincinnati 4. Pitchers, Cum
ningham and Viau.
At Boston, thirteen innings-BOstOn .,
Chicago /; errors, Boston 4, Chicago 2
hite, each. Pitchers, RadbOurne and
Tener.
At WashiDgton-W Washington, : Indian.
opOlis 8; errors, Washington 4, IndianapO.
lis 3; hits, Washington IA, Indianapolis
II. Pitchers, Haddock and Rusie.
Athletic-LOuisville, Philadelphia-Pitts.
burg games postponed on account of rain.
AT Columbus-0olumbus, 3, Kansas
City 8; errore, Columbus 6, Kansas City
3; hits, Columbus 9, Kansas City II.
Pitchers, Conway and Gsstyight.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-11
Asv,cet 70 Mothers.

Brs. Windows Soothing Syrup for
children teethine, is the prescription oi
one of the best female nurses and physicians
in the United States, and has been used
for forty vears with never failing success
hg millions Of mothers for their children.
During the PROCESS of teething its value z
i,calcna6le. 1t releaves the child from
main. cures dysentery and disrrhoea, gripping
IN the bowels, snd wind oolic. By giving
health to the child it rests its mother
Price 25c q bottle.
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FULTON.
Item, OF Interest from the Little City
Out the Pike.

Item, OF Interest from the Little CITY
Out the Pike.
The young folks of Fulton gave private
hop at Gehringer's Hall last Friday night
About fifteen couples OF Young society
people came ont from Wheeling on the 8
motor, bringing With them Prot. Cbas.
Killmsyer, who furnished splendid dance
music. Refreshments were served and
discussed at intervals during the evening.
The fun was kept up until an early hour
Saturday morning, and general good
tine was had By all.
Mr.. Louis Orth, Sr., received word last
Saturday that his father, Mr.. Jacob 9th
had died in Davenport, Iowa, at the ad-
vanced age of 80 years.
Mr.. Ell. Ham is building a fine tan.
room dwelling on the National rosd FOL
Mr.. h Gehringer.
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AThree.rornered Nal.

A three cornered wire nail company
offers to locate at Washington, Pa, if they
ore given a cite and can dispcse of 4. SOC
shares of stock at $50 per share, in that
city. Toe company claims that the three
cornered nail consumes only two-thiTds OF
the metal required to make the round nail.
Thus in a factory making 5000 kegs Of
nails per week, or using 500, 600 pounds OF
metal for round nails, there would be q
saving of 1866 6665 pounds Of metal per
week if the three-cornered nail were used
At cents per pound this saving would
amout to $1,000 per week in material
saved alone, the nails selling at the same
rate per thousand as round nails. The cost
of producing The three-cornered nail, aside
from the mslerial, would be about the
same as that Of producing the wire nail.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-11
CHATTAROl RgORGANlZED.

Directors and Omcers Of Huutington's
Eosd chosen.
HUNTINGTON, vs.. Va, September TO-
Che ChsHsroi Railroad Company has been
sornu1sd aud the name changed to the
Ohio sri Big Sandy Railroad Company.
The ucg Directory as iol,oWs, b. w.
Foster E'y Ensign. W. j. Parsons, Hunt
.ng.o1. j ID Warrington. Lexington; j. =.
Nelson Kentucky, and E. h Partee and
Stuart NecEie. New York The Directors
elected tte iolovr ,hcas B w. Eos.
GO. OF ths c..y lu dent; Stuart MecSie
o. New York, Vice President end p. st.
John. o.. Sew York. Secretary and Treas
urer
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-11

CHICAGO. September 10. J. Vest
latest bin agains. III. J. Huiskamp, Presi-
dent of the Chicsgo Time Company, was
this morning sent to the Federal Court
Mr. Huiskamp's attorneys explained that
the matter was a controversy between Mr..
Huisksmp. o resident of the safe Of Iowa,
and Mr. Fairbanks, a citiz3n OF Indiana,
on enc side, and West, a resident OF Illinois,
on the other. On this showing Judge
TuthiI ordered the removal
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-11
HIS AWFUL CRIMES.
A Review OF tho Rrpsrs Murderons
Career.

A Review OF tho R'rpsrs Murderons
Career.
That this last crime was committee bg
the hand as the Others attributed 90 Jack
the Ripper is evident by the manner of DO.
The sty is that Of The mysterious fsud.
The fret OF bis victims wis Martha Tur-
ner who fell under his KNIFE larly 3D. toe
morning Of August e., l-58 She had been
stabbed thirty-two Times By some sharp
instrument, supposed TO have been % bay
onst
The next was Polly Nlchols whose head
was nearly gegered from her body, and tho
abdomen ripped open. Sha penshed Aa-
gust 81, and the corpse vas found a few
moments atier the murder, as it YVES s,il
warm.
A week later Aunie Chapman was
hbtchered at The door OF o lodging honre.
her throat being cut, and the disemh bowel
iug being more airoCi0us than To the pre-
yious case.
A FEw DAYS. REsr.
The terror then reigning and the watch
fitness Cf the police sent the savage into
hiding, but he came out early in the morn
ing Of September 80 and killed Elizabeth
Stride, cutting her throat as usual, but ap-
parently not having time 20 muiilaie
the body or Fastening through with
il in order to finish another ghastly tack
while the police were engaged with the re-
mains Of Stride, az, while they were carry
ing her body 10 the dead houle, he knitted
another woman not more than 10 minute
walk away. She was Cathaune EddoWcs,
and her throat was Gu. aud body disem
bowelled.
The next deed Ct blood vas on NoyUm-
ber 9, when the BODY Of Mary Kelley wos
found. In that case the head, ears and
nose we're cut o0', ard the disembowelling
WAS shocking beyond description. After
this crime there was cessation iu the ca-
reer of blood, bat just az 20 was hoped
that il would not be- renewed and the tel-
riiied quarter of London was
RKCOyERIEG IT'S COURAGE.
Alice Mckenzie was butchered. That
was on the morning Of July ~, laat, and
the details OF the murder cOuesponded
90 we'll with those Of the Others
that there has been no doubt
that it was the work of Jack the
Ripper. This, with the murder Of au un-
unknown woman during Chnisimss week
of So, and the murder jnst committed,
make nine, which are traced 20 the oas
foul hsni. T5sre me Others, bot ,te ,yI-
derce that they ucro committed 1y ths
same hand is Lot olnc,u-iye
Numerous arrests have been made, aud
various deyices, al Tie nee OF blood hlunds.
tried 20 get track of THE Ihenom
eual criminal, hu. an in vain.
Various theories have been iom-
cd 20 account for bis eayag.ry,
and especially for bic malice toward ALLEN
women, Who lave been invariably
his yictimp, bat the theories have rot
served any useful purpose 70 ths police,
who are az much IN the dark al 90 aIs pcr-
sonality and motive H0 ever.
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Marie Jansen's Fall.

Boston, September 1O.-Miss Marie
Jansen having had fall from her horse at
Winthrop her role in "The Oolah" is to be
sung by auoiher artist this week. The
accident was net serious enough to MAIN
or disfgure the pretty little singer, but it
has resulted in q shaken up condition, to-
gether with nervousness, which will keep
her indoors for several days.
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A SECOND STRIKE.

Follows Close on the Heels OF the First
one a, Braidwood.
BRAIDwoOD, I'LL, September 10. -
Since Thursday last the mines have been
operated full blast, the men returning to
work a. the 72i GEMS offered by tie Oper-
atcr5. Yesterday the drivers snd pusheIs
struck for nine hours a day, and the miaes
are egsin idle.
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BOLD BAD FORREST
Talks Real Sassy About His theft OF the
Bloody Plaster.

Talks Real Sassy About His Theft OF the
Bloody Plaster.
CHICAGO, September 1O.-AttOrney
Forrest was asked to day on what grourd
he cOuld defend his action yesterday in
taking specimens OF the bloodstains in the
Carlson Cottsge by force. eff you will get
copy of the 122d Illinois reports" said
Mr., Forrest, "and look up the case of
Spies, ct al, you will find our warrant"
MT. Forrest continued that in the Spies
case the police had entered private build
ings and stolen papsrs and books to be
used as evidence. Two years ago in the
Doodle cases" the private books OF a
dozen firms we're appropriated in the
same way by the prosecuting officers.
What was sauce for the goose was sauce
for the gauder and he ives ready to de-
fsnd his action.
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IMPORTANT TO w. VA.

Huntir giOn's Railroad Up the Big Sandy
Parallellng the o. 40.
LOUISVILLE, KY, September TO-
Ground will soon be broken for Hunting
toms new road from CAtlettsbu1g via the
Brakes of Sandy, where the Big Sandy
river crosses the Cumberland Mountains,
to Pocshontas, Va, TO connect with the
Norfolk and Western. The surveys have
been made, and several thousand men will
soon be put to grading. The work is in
the hands OF Louisville contractors. The
line viii parallel the c. & o. recently pur-
chased from Huntington.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-11

snecial Tele.4Esa Q Iho kcgisier.
DEER PARK, MD, September lO.-Mrs.
Mckee and Baby Mckee drove over to
oakland in the Presidents carriage yester-
day afternoon. The President and Mrs.
Harrison ere expsctsd here fcom the Balt-
mo-e Exposition today, snd Will probably
remain iu the mountains until the hrst Of
October. ,.--.,.-
Mia Mckee viii leave fer Indianapolis
the latter part OF next 6eeS.
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SWORN STATEMENTS.

Afidavlts That steve arodIe Went Over
,he Falls,
NEW YORK September 1O-Sieve Bro
die, the latest hero of Niagara, this morn
ing, accompanied by his witnesses, Ernest
Jerrold, Louis Ledger and John Mccarthy,
went bsfore Notary Public B. B. Wolf, of
"a Essex street, and in sworn affidavit,
told II story Of the pass ae over the falls
by Brodie, last Saturday. The affidavit
simply reiterates the story as published in
these dispatches On Saturday, and ie sworn
to and signed by the four men above men
tiored
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Epidemic In an Orphans Home.

Pm1sBuRG, September l0.-There is a
startling epidemic OF scarlet fever IN the
eolo-ed Orphans Home On Greenwood
street. Allegheny. Oae Of toe children
became I'm sbout a week ago and the at
teadinq physician ordered its removal to
the hospital department. More cases de-
vslopsd each day until to-day, when the
hospital Was crowded with % patients.
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WHO Murder in Plttsburg.

PTTTsBURG, September 1O.-Mrs. Mary
Fitzgerald, of the South Side, was found
dead at her home yesterday morning and
s post mortem examination Te7ulted in
finding that her death had been caused by
violence. Her husband, Richard Fiizger.
aid, has been arrested on suspicion of hav-
ing killed her.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-11

CHICAGO, September 1O.-A dispatch
from Helene, Mont, saTs Information has
inst been received here OfoDe Of the feIeesi
aud most destructive forest fires yet report
ed in Montana. The destruction OF prop
erty will aggregate fully 81, ,OOO, 600.
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No Cronin Juror Yet,

CHICAGO, September 1O.-The hunt for
jorymen in the Cronin case was resumed
this morning. Nothing of fespecial interest
happened.
At 3:45 this afternoon the special verire
being exhausted the Court adjourned un-
til tomorrow morning. no jurymsn had
been secured.
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NEWARK, Nj, September 1O.-JOseph
T. Kelley, son Of Eugene Kelley, the well
known New York banker, was blown from
the platform of car while the train was
crossing the Newark meadows. He was
instantly killed. The wind was blowing
q rala az iha time
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Inc North winds work.

NEWPORT, r. l., September 1O.-The
surf at the bathing beach along the shore
vas very high this morning, sweeping
across the roadway aad doing slight dam
age 10 the pavilion. Il has probably
reached its height, sl a strong north wind
is gradually knocking it down.
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Tho storm Heavy at vine Baven

VISE HAvES, MASS, September 10
A heavy nOrthess. storm prevails to-day.
The regular steamers to and from the
mainland which carry meils and passen'
GERS, are rot runniug. No disasters yet
reported
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r'"lAtNnea.
-Na-a5, W. T., September DO in
e Democratic State Convention. which
net la-a yesterday. Samuel wseelwrigbt
lsloua erd Ihouas G. Griffith. of
s--e were p.eCet 20 nomination for
otes. Griffith Tas elected cn The first
-'.o- Ex Governor E1gene SemDle. of
--,'-a, Was lcuilaied foI Governor by
aeaua.0n.
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catholic Labor Congress Denounced

MONTREAL, September 1O.-The CatbO-
Inc members of the Labor Congress, which
met IN this city last week, have fallen un-
der the displeasure of the church, and
we're denounced from the pulpit OF Nctre
Dame Church yesterday by Cure Sen
tODna
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AsrwEsr, September lO.-Etml'ts'i
the loss the recent FIRE rauge foa -''-
600 OoO to 3j 600 600 francs $50 f1'..c
building was iajafed. The i-s
ders over a large area which a sliIo-n"ea
BY a Gordon Cf trOOps.
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JACKS KNEE AGAIN
DIPPED IN THB LITB BLOOD 0P4 WHITE
CHAPEL VICTIM
Another oi the Horrible Series q 0rmS-lhs Las.
aud The Wosi-A LIST Of ihe A7risn-
No Settlement Of the Dccs-
mems Strike.

LONDON, September 1O.-At 5:3Ob'clcck
this morning a policeman found the body
of a fallen woman lying st the corner Of o
railway arch on the Cable street, White
chapel. An examination OF the rtms'ns
showed that the head and arms had bsen
cut OF aud carried Rsy aad the stomach
ripped open, and the iniestiaes lying on
the ground. A Gordon Of police instantly
surrounded the spot. Policemen pass ,he
spot every fifteen minutes. Thoseon duty
last night say they saw nothing suspicioul
The physicians who examined the body
state that ia their opinion the murder and
mutilatiOn occupied nearly an hour. It is
surmised that the murderer carried on tie
head and arms in bog. Tie murder is
the worst OF the whole series OF White
chapel murders.
DONE By A sKlLIFUL HAND.
The manner in which tho limbs had
been severed from the body shows that tto
MufANaNl as II ifrHa"rNAA ~ .NlAN EAA N.N
skill The woman was about Thirty years
old. Her clothipg was shabby, ana she
was evidently a spirit drinker The re-
mains have not been identified The
most intense excitement prevails 10 White
chapel. Crowds surround the moduary l
which the body lies.
DEAD FOR TWO DAYS.
Later details concerning the finding of
the body Of tie murdered woman show
that there WAS no blood on the grou1d
where the body was found, neither was
there any blood OK the body. From ths
il il evident that tie murder was commit
ted in some other place aud that lhs body
Was subsequently deposited under lbe rail-
way arch. The trunk WIS nude. A rent
and bloody rhemse was found lying near
the body. The arms were intact, bu; the
legs were missing Il, is believed that the
woman had been dead for two days
ARRESTED AND RELEASED.
Three tailors, who were sleeping under
the arch next 10 the one under which tho
body was found, were taken into custody
by the police Thy convinced tio au-
tboriliel, however, that they had sasn or
beard nothing Of 3 su picious Ya'ure, aud
! they were discharged
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rwo schooners Aehore.

PHILADELPHIA, September 1O.-The
worst storm in five years prevails ct the
Delaware breakwsier. The tide is very
high. The Ilslian bark II Salvatore. and
the schooner Charles Stiekney are ashore.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-11
A Tragic Career closed.

OTTAWA, September 1O.-Daath from
consumption last evening ended the tragic
career Of Charles Joseph Ssvsry, a mem
Der of the Lsgion of Honor, and at one
time one Of the leading politicians of
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