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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-13
Tho Queen and Mrs. maybrIek.


LONDON, August - The Queen is tax
iug considerable interest in Mrs May
bricks case.
This information comes through a clel k
in the Home Office, who states in private
conversation that Her Majesty has tx
pressed a desire that the printed reports OF
the trial, together with all matters bearing
upon the previous history Of the condemned
woman, be forwarded TO Osbon without
delay.
This request is unprecedented, and al
though, according TO precedent, Her Ma
ieety cannot move in the case except upon
the recommendation and advice OF the
Home Secretary, it is nevertheless taken
as an indication OF the fact that she is de-
sirous Of becoming acquainted with the de
tails of the case in all their bearings II
is now generally admitted, however, that
Sir Charles Russell made grieyous error
when he allowed his unforlu nate client 10
read her statement to the jury. While the
the presumption of her intimacy with
Briefly was stro7g, there wac no direct ey-
idence of IL before the oOnr. until she al
mitted it in her own defense and claimed
that sbe had received forgiveness from her
husband the day prior to his death.
1t is well known that the Qleen has
very strong ard pronounced convictions
on this subject, and the probabilities are
that whatever sympathy might hsve come
to the aid Of the prisoner in Court circles
will be slienated as the rosnlt OF her own
statement.
A Liverpool dispatch says that Justice
Stephens is preparing lorg letter II the
Home Office, reviewing the evidence from
beginning to end, and insisting upon the
facts presented, the Jury would have been
false TO their oatbs had they returned IA
di N rent Yardict
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Maintain Lake Park Note $

Special Teleordm to ne Re0ssrer.
MOUNTAIN LAKE PABE, ND, August
12.-To-night was given the last and most
largely attended entertainment OF the AS
sembly, consisting of vocal and instru'
mental music and recitstiOns by the young
people of the Park. The music was very
ine, particularly the solos OF Misses Lip,
pencott and Conner. The recitations OF
Miss Banks was certainly elocutiOn OF high
rank. The work of Miss Louise Medsy was
highly commended and generously ap-
plsude1. -,
Hon. Alex. Campbell, of Bethany, Will
deliver lecture next Saturday evening
on Australia. Mrs. Geo. W. At
kinson and child, and Miss Olga
jefferson. of Washington. D. C.. are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Hemp
stone, of Wheeling. Mr.. HempstOne, with
his usual epgenuity and energy, is organ
ing two base bali clubs, composed entirely
of ladies'. Miss Nora Simpson, daughter
Of thu tx Postmaster, is visiting her cousip
siss Ada Simpson. Mrs. P. G. Ogden ol
Fairmont. arrived this evening ana Is
stopping at the Allegheny House.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-13

AMIGO, WIS, August u AT Bryant,
S. turday night, George Irish was awakened
B. his dog barking, upon getting up,
tNsught bear was after bis pigs. He got
MS gun and followed the dog into the
woods and saw what he thought
WAS a hear. He shot and killed
man by the name of Bowman.
Bowman was an outlaw from New York.
The Sheriff fiOm that place was at Bryant
to arrest him, but as soon ss Bowman dis
covered this he jumped through window
aud started for the woods The coroner's
verdict was accidental shooting. Irish is
a good citizen AID regrets the occurrence,
but the neighborhO3d are talking of giving
him a testimonial ss a public benefactOr.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-13
Didn't Knnw 1t Was Loaded.

CANTON, August 10 Look out-I'm
going to stootw exclaimed 12-year-old
Alexander Smith, son OF farmer eight
miles north of town, as he pointed an old
shotgun at Lottie Knapp, the l6 year-old
daughter OF a 1eighbor.
Bsfore the spectators could interfere the
boy pulled the trigger and the charge en-
tered the back of the girls head, shatter-
ing her skull and causing instant death.
This is the third killing Of similar nature
ia this locality within few months.
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QUICK VENGEANCE
Overlook the Dtsp9ilers aud Nurdsrsrs Of Helpless
Womsn-Ths Mcdowell County HoTror
Avenged by Lynchers.

CINCINNATI, O., August IA dis
patch from Cettleitsburg, KY, Gays that a
widow named Gilli5 a-d her two daugh-
ters. nearly grown, living in Mcdowell
county, VIVA, ware found dead by neigh
bors Iast Friday. 1t appears that they had
bsen c.iminally assaulted and murdered.
The Hollis brothers were suspected and a
vigilance committee was organized to pur'
sue them. The captain of push-bOat that
arrived down the Big Sandy from Pikeville
this morning, reports that the Hollis
brothers were captured by The committee,
hung no By the heels to the limb OF tree,
and then SHOT to death.
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Tho nn.top Plnmpers in line.

Boston, August l2 The Boston Plumb
ers' Union yesterday approved the resolu-
ton adopted by the recent convention OF
plumbers held in New York City, that q
should be held in Washington
next October to organize the Amalgamsted
Association of Plumbers, Gas-Fi ters,
Siesm-Fitters and Helpers Of America, and
appointed committee to wait upon mem
bsrs of th, trades mentioned for the pur-
pose OF inducing them 10 join the amslga-
nsted orgauiz3tiOn.
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A Point for BouIanger.

PARIS. Aust IA letter written by
Col. Cheyroten, Chief OF STAFF OF the Tbir-
teenth Army Corps, which WAS Published
to day, states that ne saw General Bou-
LANCER at Clermont- Fenand the day it IL
alleged he visited Paris in Disguise
The Senate Court to-day resolved itself
fntO Legislative Chamber and, on tho
advice of M De Ylllier, raised the question
of the Courts competence TO try General
Bonlanger The President Of the Senate
exhorted the members TO pledge themselves
to secrecy regarding the proceedings.
The members OF the Right refused 10
give pledge Of secrecy, on the ground
that as the Indictment had been widely
published they he'd the right to publicly
express their opinion on the case. The
Right moved that the co1rt Was incompo-
tent to try General Boulsrger because the
allegations in the indictment did not con
stitute treason. The motion WAS rejected
By q vote Of 2l2 to n. The Right after
wards met and decided to take no ioture
mart ia the proceedings.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-13
A Great Disoovery

In the medical line ia the pleasant fruit
laxative, Elixir OF Dates. 1t combines the
active properties OF dates, figs and pTune7
in snch O way as to rake it one Of the
most plsasanl and effective remedie9 on
the Market. Il is easily taken by old aud
vounQ. and ia a sure cure for habitaal con-
stioalion, biliousne-s, dyspepsia, sick bead
ache and pilss, srd all diseases caused By
a weak stomach, diseased kidDevs or mac
i've liver. Sold in 50 cent bottles By W.
". Irwin. W. E. Williams, John La0ghin
snd C. Z. CoetGs. }. 7. Goodwin q Co.
and Logan & Co., Wholesale Agenta.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-13

NEW YORK, August 12.-Lsadwell
Cleveland, of the firm Of Eysrts, Choate X
BeamsD, appeared before Judge Book
slsyar this si,ernoon aud obtained from
him an order returnable tomorrow morn
ing. requiring Sheriff Flsck TO show cause
why the judgment entered in the divorce
suit Of Flack against Flack should not be
set aside. The only papers presented to
the Court on this application was an sth-
davit made by Mrs. Flack.
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A FIEND.
The Horrible Crime OF Thomas Collins.
Attempted Rape and Murder.

The Horrible Crime OF Thomas Collins.
Attempted Rape and Murder.
NEWARK, N. J., August 12.-ThOmas
Collins, aged 30 years, was arrested this
morning for fendish attempt 10 outrage
Annie O'DOnnell, sgsd Is years, daughter
Of A. O'Donnell, residing at No. %
Bowery street. Collins boarded with the
O'Donnell's, He got up at one O'Clock
this morning, stole through the room in
which O'Donnell and his wife were sleep
ing ard entered the room occupied by
the GIRL where he attempted to as
sault her. Failing TO accomplish
his purpose ne used u knife,
inhiciiDg horrible wound. The girl ran
screaming to her f,ther's room and told
her story. Her father searched for Col
Inns and fouLd him hiding behind bed.
He picked up an earthen vessel and
smashed it over Collins head, irhicting
several dsep and ugly gaahes. Collins
made his escape and sought refuge in au
out house where he made an attempt to
cut his throat, but only inflicted a flash
wound. He afterwards made his way TO
the street where he was taken in the Gus
tody. lie was committed for trial. He
says he is somnambulist and does not
remember going into Annie's room.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-13

Special Telegram 10 the Register.
WASHINGTON. August l2.-R C Ksrins,
of St. Louis, silent partner Of Steve Elkins
in many Jobs and schemes, seems to have
as much influence with Harrison as FL
kins He has ius, obtained the appoint
ment Of two chums to consular positions,
after the Republican Congressman from
Missouri had been assured that their State
could get no more. Elkins and bis old
partner seem TO have some patent way Of
syaying the administration.
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CONDENSED TELKGRAMs.

George W. Dries, a well-krown Penn
sylvanis hotel man, committed suicide
yesterday.
John Divison, night engineer in the Chi
cago postOflice, has been arrested for pur-
loining from the mail.
The National Convention of the Ancient
Order q Foresters is in session at Mime
apolis.
A Washington telegram says it is neCes-
cary Congress to first pass law authorizing
it. before the President can open up the
Sioux lands.
Forest King, Miss Cody, Reclare. Ten
Berber, King Idle and Sanford, won at
Brighton Beach, yesterday.
Lynn. Vermont, Jeni Clair, Mr.. Pelham,
Brandotte and Satisfaction, won at Sara
togs.
The Arlington Hotel, at Blue Lick
Springs, KY, buried yesterday, loss SS2,-
600.
The National Association Of jOurneymen
tailors is II session at Cincinnati.
The Robert Msries land and coal COM
pany. Of New York, has begun suit
against ,he Reading railroad for coal
property in Northumberland county,
Pennsyivauia, valued at $50 000,O
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-13

PURyls. MISS August l2.-Tne Grard
Jury in the case of John L. Sulliyao, ct al,
having bsen sworn in, were charged by
Judgs Terrell on the law Of prize fighting
and assault and battery. TIE
Grand Jurors then retired for consults-
ton. aud it is hardly probable thst they
viii be ready to submit thsir report to-day.
Tas entire party are in good spirits but
aux ous that the case shall bs concluded
es soon as possible. D.stric. Attorney
Neville is in attendance conducting the
prosecution.
Nothing tonight indicated that TIE
ersrd iury had done anything to-day.
Careful interviewing with the accused
showed that they we're not aware tnat the
grand ary had found an indictment to-
dsy against Sullivan and Kilrain.
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BRIEFLY SPEAKS OFT.
Mrs. May brick $ Paramour Makes an Ensrt
for Her Life

Mrs. May brick $ Paramour Makes an En5tt
for Her Life.
LONDON, August 12.-Brierly, the
paramour Of Mrs. Maybrick. in an inter
view to-day, declared that his intimacy
with the woman lasted only "A short time,
and that their relations came TO an end Oh
the 2lst Of March. He blames Judge
Stephen for assuming that the intimacy
was in progress daring all the period look
ed over at the trial Briefly has seat 10
Mrs. Msybrick's collectors a statement
tending TO Prove that the accusations
against the woman are due TO n conspiracy
on the part OF female intriguers who are
enemies of Mrs. Maybrick. The petition
circulated in Liverpool in behalf Of the
prisoner has received 100, 900 signatures.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-13
SOVEREIGN GRAND LODGE
OF Odd Fellowship Big Time Expected
in Columbus In September.
Cnfej0I TsLcOroqu IN fhe pfOie,er

OF Odd Fellowship Big Time Expected
in Columbus In September.
Special Ttlegram 10 he Register.
COLUMBUS. O.. August 12-Prepara-
tionsssre being made fer the entertain
ment of the Odd Fellows when the Sow
ereign Grand Lodge will be in session here
on September 18th. Columbus expects to
do herself proud on that occasion snd to
sustain her reputation for hospitality
which she received during the G. A. K.
Encampment of last year. 1t is expected
that the crowd in attendance will be the
largest concourse of Odd Fellows ever held
in the United States, and the largest
gathering of people, except the G. A. X,
which ever visited Columbus. Gen. John
O. Underwood, of this city, grand sire Of
the Odd Fellows, and Commander Of the
Patriarchs Militant of the United States,
is very hopeful for the success Of the COM
ing demonstration. He is doing a great
deal OF travelling IN preparation
for the event. and reports
that everything is working satisfactorily.
He estimates the number of men who will
be in attendance at 60, 600. From present
indications the prospects are that the pa
rade of the Pa,riarchs Militant will see
many thouspnds Of uniformed men in line;
bssides these the thousands of the rank
and file OF lodges and encampments place
the number at fally 3OOO0 There will bs
representatives from oil parts of the COM
try, and arrangements are being made by
some commanders TO bring their full bIi-
eades with them. The Grand Lodge CT
Denmark will be represented in the Su-
preme Grand Lodge by Hon. John Rath,
Past Deputy Grand Sire Of Denmark, who
at present is the Danish Consul at New
York. It is probable that the Canton Of
Copenhagen, Denmark. will send detach-
ment. The meeting will be one Of inter-
est to Odd Fellows OF the United States.
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Governor seay After the Duslll.,,.

ATLANTA, GA, August l2.-Pst Cal
bcuu returned to Atlanta, yesterday, aud
j. ID williamson is in Rome. Governor
Saay, o. Alsbsms, has announced his in
.enlio1 of demanding the extraditiOn Of
the duelists. Gov. Gordon, OF Georgia,
saws De Biil ho1Or the requisiti0D, ~ the
duel ra7 FOUGHT on the State line. There
Is Jus. uncertainty enough q cut il to raise
the troub, ,esome question Of jurisdiction.
To is not certain that the spol could be
identified, as the parties got of in the dark
TO dqdt the duel, aud hastily LEFT the
ground.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-13

LONDON, August IA dispatch to the
Exchange Telegram Company from Cco-
stantinople says:
at is semi-oficially slated that the
Sultan has notified Greece that he VIII
regard al attempt by that country to land
troops or incite rebellion in Crete ss a cssus
heli.
None OF the Powers, the telegram states,
will support the aggressive policy of II.
Tncoupis, the Grecisn Prime Minister
The Grand Vizier OF TGrkey charges that
Greece is fomentiDg riots in MoDis,or and
RetYhOmO.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-13

Elrned runs, Dayton 9, Wheeling B;
three.bsss hir, Shamu'; t"o-base hits,
Flanagan, o. Williams, Speidel; bases
stolen, Dayton II, Wheeling /; double
plays, C6risman ard Stephens; struck cut,
Dswald 9, Meehau 4, Slamus ! bases on
balls, Dewald 3, Meehan .. Snamus 2; iiret
base on hit by pitcher, by Dswald i;
passed ball, Haller / Shamus declared out
for refusing 10 bat. Time Of game, two
hours. Umpire, Nelson.
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CARLE CoNDENsATIONs.

The town of sechsenberg, Germany,
was totally destroyed by hfe yesterday.
The lOes wes very heavy.
The Social Democrat Societies Of Ger
many have asked the government for a
popular vote on the creatioa Of the Office
Of public prosecutor.
Mr. Tener, lsrd agent Of Lord Clsnri-
carde, whi.e riding near Woo5iord, Ire
land was fred at but not hit.
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North nakota a OonstItutIon

BISMARCK, August 12.-The Committee
on Revision aad Adjustment has COM
pleted its work, and a complete Constitu-
iion Will be submitted to the Convention
tomorrow. 1t is hardly safe to give q
synopsis Of the Constitution at present, as
many amendments srs recommended by
the committee, and in all probability will
be adOnted.
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FwlnrHeld for mnr.ler.
Special Telegram to the Register.

SpeCiaI Telegram 70 Inc keglster.
GLENyILLE, W. VA, August II Fred
EsiDg YVES 20 day arrsigned before e
justice for the murder of the neg;O Craw-
ford, occurring here last Sunday. The
Csc attracted a great deal Of attention
AMI the court room was packed. Hon.
W. W. BIannon, of Weston, appeared fol
the State. Ewing vas bound over to an
swer 10 he grand Jury in $4,000.
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Comedian Laths no su.pended.

ST. LOUIS, No, August II President
von Der Abe, OF the st. Louis Browns,
this morning notified Third Bsseman
Latham that his suspension, which had
been only temporary, was now for an IN
definite period withou. pay. The reasons
assigned for his suspension are bad ball
playing and cOnduc. unbecomiDg gen.
tleman.
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ParkrrsburG Notes.

SpecsG Telegram 10 The Register.
PARKERsBURG, August 12-Judge ].
NJ. Jackson and Capt. O. B. Smith, have
both gone to Washington to icok after the
contested seat in Congress.
John J. GiliiRaU, who has been in Col
lector Whites Office since the latter took
charge, returned 10 Grafton Saturday.
Capt. Newt BOnar, of Marshall county,
was to-day commissioned by Collector
White, as Deputy for the First Division
with headquarters st Wheeling. He will
iake hold on the 18Th, succeeding Deputy
Hail.
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ELECTRIC Bitters.

This remedy is becoming go well known
and so popular as to need no special men men
tion. All who have used Electric blIVets I
sing the same song of praise.-A Purei
medicine does not exist and it is gnaIan, g9
teed TO do all that is claimed. Electric
Ritte-s will cure all diseases OF the Liver
and D,fIII Kjdnevs will remove Pimples, Boils,
SsIt M RSann and other affections caused by
impure bloOd.-Whl driye MsiAaIn "a Ia iciT oIi
the system end prevent as well as cure ,hd a.
Mslsrial fsvers.-For cure OF Headsene,
Constipatiou and Indigestion try Electric
4ittsr5 % %Fntire satisfaction guaranteed,
or money refundei.-Price 90 cts. ana
81 90 per bottle, st Logan & Co.'s drug
store.
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The Awful Tale.

Special Telegram to the Register
DAYTON, O., August l2.-The game
here to-day was picnic fer the DaytOns.
Barring the fourth inning, the game was
good and interesting one, but in that in
ming fate was against Wheeling. The
home team blnched their hits and the
visitors their errors, aud the result was
fifteen runs, thiitsen of them being scored
after two men were ont. Following is the
official score:
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Railroads and Employees.

WASHINGTON, August u The Inter
State Commerce Commission has sent cir
culars to the various General Managers Of
railroads and organizst ions Of railway EN-
pioyes. asking t6em to cooperate with the
Commission in securing information bear
iug upon the relations between the railway
corporations aud their employees.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-13

E0sroS, August - "A few weeks ago
the firm Of H. W. Tilton N Co., stock
brokers' at II Exchange Place, WIS dis
solved by mutual consent, Blr. II. W. Til
ton continuing at the OLD oiice. For some
days afterward Henry !. Higgins, Mr.
T.ton's s2 partner, made g practice Of
visiting the place esriy every morning. It
has lust been learned thar Higgins had
during his visits, opened the morning mail
and taken checks from letters, endorsed
them in the firms name and got them
clshed. Tue entire amount obtained in
this way is Gbont s. POO, and IL is also
charged that hs smb.zzisd g., 600 from Mr..
Titon before the frm was dissolved.
Higgins is believed 10 have gone to Men
treal.
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APUzzIINe DISEASE.

-Four Members OF One Family Die
oft
TIFFN, O., August - In Bloom town
ship, this county, a strange disease has
douIished for the past yesr, and il has as
sumed almost the phase OF plague. The
family OF George Zsllner became sick, and
physicians were unable 20 cure !hem or tell
She exact nature of ths disease. Four
members ot the family have died from it,
and siX different neighbOrs who hsd come
ia TO help them have died in the same
PECULIAR manner. The State Board Of
Health are row investigating the matter
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-13
INFECTED SPORTS.
New York PugiIists Alarmed for Their
safety

New York Pugilists Alarmed FOR Their
Safety
NEW YORK, August 12.-When the news
reached the city jhjs forenoon that Mis-
sissippi grand jory had fouad indictments
against the New Workers who had taken a
hand in the prizs fght by aiding sud
abs.ting," there was CONSERVATION among
The sports.
The scheme most favored was to engage
eminent counsel and make 3 big fight be
fore going South. 10 was suggested that
Col. Rob. rt G.. Iuge0oll, Daniel D1ugheriy
acd Bongke Cockrsn be retained 10 their
behalf Efforts will probably be made
within "a hours 10 retain these leading
members OF the New y Ork county oar.
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Bes, tho World Champion.

AsBURy PARK. y. J., August 12.-1n a
running match of one hundred yards, for
medals here to-day, J. C. White, Of the
New York Athletic Club beat W. @.
DOhm, champion Of the world for the half
mile White crossed the home line five
feet aheod. Time 10 So seconds.
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Excursion Rates to CampmeetinG Near
Noonan's t3rovf via II a q. X. X.

For tie Campmeetirg at NOonan' Grove,
August i6.h to 26sh, the b x o. will sell
round hip excursion tickets at low rates.
q, Suudass, Angus; 1S.h and 25ih, special
trsins will be run and tickets sold as fol-
loWs. Train leaves Wheeling at $50 a. N.
Fare. IS cents for tie round trip. Tickets
sol5 ON August 18th and 18th good to re
tnrn un,il August 18th and 26th. Fol
tickets call on Agents OF the B. 4 O.
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A Good Move.

PHILADELPHIA, August 12.-Tbe an
rual athletic exhibition of the Clan-Na-
Gael to-day was attended by $4,000 per
sons. the profits, which amount to s., 0OO,
will be devoted to secure the arrest and
punishment OF the murde-s of DR.. II. p.
C;onin.
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AFive Cen, Advance.

LANCASTER, PA, August 12.-The
Columbus and Snsquehsnna Rolling Mile
to-day posted a notice announcing that
after August -, they would pay puddlers
So 80 per ton, instead Of So 50 as announced
few d9ys ago.
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aeorse wa.hing,on Nursed Her.

SYRACUSE, n. Y, August 12.-Mrs. Ur-
sula Hall died here on Saturday, aged %
years. She was member Of the historic
Wadsworth family of Connecticut. Her
father fought 10 the Revolution. She was
danced On the knee of Washington during
call the General made upon her grand
father in 1899
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Cotton and woolens.

NEW YORK, August 12.-TheFs was
fairly active request for fine and 10"
grade bleached cottons, while that for
ether cotton goods was moderate, thougn
steady. Clothing woolets were bsirs or
dered with freedom, and dress goods were
in fair demand.