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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-03-24
r,oreIand.s Reception at Havana.

HAVANA, CUBA, March 23.-Ex-Presi-
dent Cleveland and party, which includes
ex-Secretaries Bsyard, Villas and DicSln-
son arrived here at half past seven.
Crowds of people thronged the wharf SINCE
early morning and gave the distinguished
travellers an enthusiastic welcome.
Mr.. Cleveland and his companions were
welcomed on the wharf by the American
Consul and Vice Consul and large mum
her Of other gentlemen. The party TOOK
carriages and were driven 90 the Hotel
Passage, where an aide, in the pame OF the
Governor General, welcomed them to ths
island. Ex- President Cleveland declined
IN. invitation of Governor General Ssla-
manca to make the Governor General f
mansion his home during his stay IN la
vana.
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PLAYING IN LUCK
trrD and COEFIRNED.
and Fred Grant are Passed
Favono.y.
~r-r.SEsEERS VERY PLENTIFUL.
House Throrgsi by Men Who
Want Something.
-r.sgsEEBS VERY PLENTIFUL.

March % The Prasi-
flowing nominations to the
r of Brooklyn, n. ", to
mex of Pensions
ekeltord, OF Indiana. to be
United States Court for the
Warend, Of Kansas to be
United States Court ior
Territory.
dies. oi Illinois, TO be Mar
U1ued States Court for the In-
p Corbi.t. of Georga to be
,--L.- r-+ei States lor ,le southern
7s.rct OF Georgia.
rfvir Wrlus. Of Michigan, TO be As
..... s. .-sIsrv of Agr,c1 t1re.
9--,-,q5r-s D.v.t B. HHmony, to be
s5mir Captain Fancls NJ. ksmsay
+,hae commodore. Commander Wm- i.
.--.,r -,tescspmr; Lieutenant Com
--s.-P B Bradford, Co be a comman-
- ..-ta-art f. He Loutze, to be a
..-s-t commander Lieutenant Chas.
~ v.-.-rv Junior grade, 20 be a leu
---.,.. r-.r- John G Quinby, TO be q
r.-.s..rt junior grades Lieutenant Com
-.-ss- cs1 s.. Converse, TO- be a commal-
7 lieutenant i. p Gilmore, 20 be q
r.-..ra1t commander; Lieutenant Frank
pa-v. junior grade, TO bs lieutenant
r-.- rros s. Rogers, Co bea h5utenanI'
sfe Msuley Fitch Gates, OF fenn-
-uura. 90 be- assistant surgeon.
lobe Collectors of Customs-Aloeri A.
rh. Of Maine. .o- the clstrlct o.
l-rok Me. James Wakefield, Of
u-s for The district Of Bath, Me
r-s-les e. Efwsrds, OF Minrsso's, for di--
tr. o. Minnesota; George w. Mcbr de-
rsN.chizan. lor the district OF Michigan
CHARLES Bra1sbar. of Washington Terri
tory for the district o.. Puget y o-undi O-e
eon and Washington Territory
p0s.uas.sr- william ID. Walton a
-ouds1urg Pa. Mary B. Hig.ey, a. NJ,
vHle. Pa Geo il. Buum 40 Suffolk
ra Carl C. C1ppen 80 E1s-s ga
John C Wtch.r. 81 RcSda.s Texas John
ST. n----rau. et Versailles Ky, Cooke
S. Cron. at A-h.r-e N. q
Wor Avery. 80 yucutf Mass
1rF -F 90 Nato1'oHn. tai NJ
S.u ll aont h. Nil
r.r Newman. Gas Hm @. Cu.lmor7
C.ra TL- Js S Neville, 81.
E.m1..u. I' John M. Hi5hard, at
S-.h.on. W-. rre1 ore A. Burr, $40
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a PRINCELY GIFT.
John d. Rockefeller's Gift to His Daugh-
ter-A Check for S5OO,OOO.


NEW YORK March 2S.-The marriage
of Miss Elizabsth Rockefeller, the eldest
daughter of Millionaire John D. RockefeI-
Ter, of the Standard OIL Company, to Mr.
Charles A. Strong, the son of the Rev. Dr.
Strong, a Baptist Minister, of Rochester,
n. Y, occurred last evening. The Rev.
DR.. Armitage OF the Fifth Avenue Baptist
Church, and the father of the groom, per
formed the ceremony, which took place in
the drawing room Of Mr.. ROckefeller's
house, No. 4, West Fifty-fourth street.
The young people stood under pagoda,
the frame work of which was made of as
parsgus asd smilsx, from which were sus-
pended in grape fashion, punches of or
chids. The upholstery aud decorations of
the room being in light blue, the mantels
were banked with Baroness Rothschild
roses. The dining room, in which WAS
served the wedding feast, was decorated
with yellow roses and i1nquils, and the
room between the drawing DOM and din
ing room was dressed in Gloria de Paris
roses.
A huge PLAGUE formed of these roses
was suspended from the ceiling, the large
electric chandelier having been removed
to make room for it. Mics Rockefeller Was
attended by several young ladies as brides
maids. She wore a gown of white satin
and point lace. Only members of the
families and very few personal fIitnds of
the bride, including about twenty of her
schOolmates. and her former preceptors from
Yassar College, of which institution she
was a student, were present st the cere-
mony and dime.
Among the grOom's family present were
Mr. and Mrs. Augustus H. Strong and
sheir six children, Mr.. aud Mrs. H. A.
Strong, Miss Helen Strong, and Mr.. II. G
Strong, Of Rochester.
Miss Rockefeller IS about % and Mr.
Strong is Just past his 25th birthday. rc-
morrow morning 10 o'clock the happy
couple Will sail on the steamship La
Champaign for Hayrs. 1t is understood
that the groom is going abroad to pursue
his theological studies in the German
capital.
The brides wedding gift from her father
wss a check for $500, 600.
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NO SCRIP DIVIDEND.
The Baltimore and Ohio Directors Said to
Contemplate No such Course.

The Baltimore and Ohio Directors Said to
Contemplate No such Course.
BALTIMORE, March % -Hambleton's e
circular will have this 70 say about the
Baltimore and Ohio RailrOad; a rumor
has been going the rounds that the Balti-
more and ONO would probably clare a
scrip dividend next month, which no
doubt accounted for the advance in Bal
timore and Ohio stock. The declaration
If scrip dividend would be about the
last thing tbe managers Of the Baltimore
and Ohio should hink Of doing. The
davs of sentimental management Of Bsltl-
more and Ohio aft lirs has passed and there
could be no earthly excuse for the dec'sra-
tion of d scrip dividend The C mpany IS
not earning dividends and must be con
stant borrower of money, at least until lts
New York connection and Staten Island
terminals are completed and perfected,
and the declaration of a scrip dividend
would 10 our opinion have anything but
beneficial effect upon the credit Of the
cornpanv.n
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MORE RECKLESS DRIVING.
Two Men Knocked Down and Injured by
Horse on Market Street.

Two Men Knocked Down and Injured by
Horse on Market Street.
What might have proved very serious
accident occurred at the corner Of Market
and Twelfth streets about 7-3O o'clock last
evening. Mr.. T. G. Jones, bOOkkeeper for
Wilson & Dunlevy, was crossing Market
street. and Mr.. Arkle Phillips, of Bridge
port. lust stepped off Bridgeport car when
a horse attached to a buggy containing
two men dashed up Market street and
struck them. Both men were thrown vlo-
lently to the ground and knocked insensi-
BILE.
The horse dashed on up the street and by
ISLANDERS Immediately ran to the assistance
Of the two men. Mr.. Phillips recovered
snficiently to walk into McLain Bros
drug store with help, but Mr.. Jones had
70 he carried in. A physician was sum-
moned and did what he could to revive
the unfortunate man, but 1t was at least
ten minutes before he gained conscious
ness. While no bones were broken MI
Tones was badly bruised up and the shocR
he received was very severe. lie was
taken home.
Efforts were made to capture the reck
less driver, but he did not diminish niS
gait and was soon lost in the distance.
The extreme penalty Of the law should be
moted out to men who drive through the
atreets at such a break-neck speed.
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n1urdsred q Half.wltted Nan.

CYNTHIANA, KY, March % DIVE +.
Lemons, 81 Foor, half-Nittei farm hand,
was sutisct 70 fits, AID very violent when
10 one. He had been accustomed to going
TO the house of Charlie Smith, who lives
about four miles from here, and raising a
erea. disturbance. Smith repeatedly or
dersd him to stay away, because he fright
eued the family. Last night, 1t seems,
Lemons had an attack about eight
O'CLOCK. and, as usual, went over to
Smiths. After trying IN every way to
put him out and stop his violence, Sml h
caught up a gun and shot him, killing him
Instantly. Smith is now in jail.
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WEDDING HIS MICE.

An Octogenarian and His Wife, Relative
the Principals In the Peculiar Union.
ATLANTA, GA, March pa sensa-
tional marriage wss made public here to-
cay. thatof Dr.. Ozias Stovall TO Miss Reece,
his nisce. DR.. Stovall was eighty years OF
sge last birthday. His wife died in lS48'
siuce which time he lived a widOwer here
Thirty years ago his long snow-white locks
gave him a patriarchal appearance. Three
days ago he got a marriage License snd
married Miss Rsece, the niece Of his dead
wife, who was born fifteen years alter ner
auut's death. The doctor bound the Or
diuary and he preacher to secrecy, bat
the news was le: out to-day by the neigh
bors.
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SPECULATIONS
ABOUT COUNT BISNARCK'S VISIT.
England and Germany viii Understand
Each Other
IN REGARD TO COLONIAL AFFAIRS.
The Samoan Conference to be Postponed Until
the First Of May.

BERLIN, March 23.-Couut Herbert
Bismarck's visit to England following so
closely upon that of Sir Edward Malet, the
British ambassador, has given rise to all
kinds of political speculation. The ru-
mors that England is about to join the
triple alliarcs may, however, be dismissed
summarily, as may also the statements of
the official press that the Count is merely
making a holiday visit The fact is that
the visit has double object, the most i'm
portant part of which is the arrangements
of details for the Empsror's visit to Egg
land during the coming summer and to
ascertain the wishes of Queen Victoria as to
whether the visit shall be merely of do
mestic nature or shall assame a state char
acser. II il is to be the latter, Prince Bis
marck is anxious to arrange imposing
accomplishments
In the second place Count Herbert will
take the opportunity TO discuss with Lord
Salisbury Colonial matters effectiDg
the two nations. It is not improb-
able that some kind Of an agreement will
be arrived at embodying the principles of
future Colonial policy where British and
German interests come in contact.
The BOersen Zeituag says that Count
Herbert Bismarck will endeavOr to bling
the differing Colonial views Of England
and Germany into harmony. Count
Herbert will endeayor to arrive at an un-
derstsnding on the Samoan question, TO
which Lord Salisbury has shown himself
disposed and will aim to conclude an
agreement in respect to East and West
Africa.
The Post tonight announces that the
Samoan Conference will be postponed,
probably until the beginning of May.
This may be regarded as indicating a de-
sire to await the outcome of Count Her
bert's mission. Prince BismArcks repri-
mand of DR.. Knappe is much commented
on.
The seizure by the police authorities Of
the VOlks Zeitunq has created great een-
sation and legal decision upon the right
of the police TO suppress the paper is
awaited with considerable interest. Even
the National liberal press have not a word
TO say in defense of what is generally rated
as a rash and impudent proceeding on the
mart of the pOlice.
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ronn fnr q Great Toe.

NEW YORK, March 23.-While David
Cz,eski. a barber, was passing along
Broadway. Brooklyn, in November, keg
,f hser fell from one of Brewer William
T-lner's wagons and crushed his big toe:
A. his suit for $4,000 damages, he claimed
hat the accident was due to the careless
.ess .., of the brewers employees. and ex-
Its ner were called to show how b eT wagons
shonld he loaded that the kegs wouldn't
fail off The Jury gave the plaintiff 5000
v,bich seem so little for big toe that his
a+toTneys offered to set the verdict aside
and take new trial. Their offer was not
accepted.
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l.o. Seekers Make 90 Lively at the white
uoase-Tbc Prominent Callers.
WASHINGTON March % There was q
-rsh o.. visitors at the White House
usg sud seemed ss if the ofice-sesk-
Is trying to mabe up for their leDi-
-o. the previous two days:
Among tlos who saw the President
Fl. >rater baral Mars.on, ex-At-
- General Garland, Representative
Darlington and friends, Senator HisCock
end n.s Senators Hoar, Mcmillan,
o.aat- alt Beck R-present tativss
-o-. Taylor, Lodge Heard and Gear, eX-
ea'auyes Holden and Chalmers,
.rg Nlsy a1d john ~. FairfaX, Dir.
-.fh a-lew. Virginia, and Nr Goodwin
smith, Of Toronto Canada. Mr. Justice
trn. with Captau Thompson and
.-r-e IS ILL o. Kentucky; Senator
tIse Ex-senator Ferry. Representative
10y n. TIt1 Governor Sherman; General
u h. l..1m. Representative ButterwOrih
tlt.d.e. br.wue and H.uk. Senator's Cul-
.oo snd FarNeL ex-senator CLAYTON.
tsp1eseo.a1ye O Neil and 81 -ers H. H..
Morey, loln W. Heron. James Fulton.
IN ID hcAnam eud j. IS Robinson
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he LEFT IT TO BETTE.
A Queer Contest for The Estate of a Wealthy
Virginian

Virginian.
RICHMOND VA, March 23.-There is q
queer case on trial here. When WIN. A.
Thomas died ne left $50. 600 estate TO Bet
tie Lewis, a muiatto, his natural daughter
While cousins Of the deal man attempted
to dispossess her, therefore the entire eo-
tate is now locked up. Thomas left no
will. and in the absence of such iustTu-
ment it was supposed that his legal kin
would get his fortune
When Thomas found he was about 20 & e
he called Bette to his side and gave her
his bank book and keys to a deposit box
He died in The presence OF ? coloIed female
witness, and he told his daughter thst he
wanted her TO have his fortune, and that
she must under no ci. cumstances surfen-
der these keys, which belonged to box
which contained al bis securities.
Several gentlemen of good standing tes-
tilted to the effect. tai they had never
heard Thomas declare his intention OF
giving his natural daughter his entire ea-
tate, but they agreed in their statement
that Re intended to make amp'e provision
for her. Bette Lewis sw ars that her
father expressly told her that he wanted
ber to have his entire fortune.
When the Court appointed curators for
the estate, Bette Lewis had the keys to
the deroit box. She gave them up to
enable them to make list of the sacurl-
ties. No sooner had they gotten them
than the white heirs got ar order of court
restraining these curatOrs from surrender
ing the keys to Bette Lewis. After long
ltgal fight the Court decided to appoint
receiver to take charge of the e,tate while
the ltigation IS pending.
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Now. Give Attention

To ,he p1rifcatiol If your hood, for at 10
ea-o1 l. the body 50 suicepubie to the
benefits to be derived from q good medi-
cine. as in March, April and May. Hoods
Sara 9arilla is the peoples faeonie spring
medicine. Il stands uueIualled for puri-
wing the blood, curing scroiula, salt
rheum, etc, regulating the kidneys ard
liver, repeiring nerve tissues, strengthen
ing snd invigorating the whole body, AZ
well as checking the progress Of acute and
chronic disease and res onng the hfiiicted
parts to q natural, hralthy condition. II
YOU have never RED Hagd's Sarssparila a
for your "spring medicine" DO 60 thia
seaaOn.
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, wife Cuts Her Own Throat.

.ypecial Tttgram to The Register.
MARr1NsBURG, March 23.-Iesterday
morning Mrs. Belle Stockman, aged about
33 wears and residing about nine miles
north of this city, committed suicide by
cnttir o her throat. She bad Just served
bTeakfsst to her daughter and immediately
repaired to the glrret where the deed was
committed.
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1T WAS IRwIN's FAULT.
The Gas Line Inspector at Pittsburgh Is
Held for Murder.

PIITsBURG, PA, March 23.-The in
quest on the body of the Allegheny county
man killed by a natural ges explosion near
Harrison City, WestmOrelaud county, was
concluded to day and verdict rendered
that hss death was due to gross criminal
negligence of James Irwin, gas line in.
spector. in not notifying the men before
he turned the gas into the pipes. The cor
oner has issued commitment for Irwin,
charging him with murder. The paper
was placed in the hands Of the Sheriff,
who will send a man to Harrison City to
arrest Irwin.
A disbatcn from Greensburg states that
Irwin was arrested there tonight on a
charge of murder preferred by William
Magee, the friend of the second victim Of
the explosion. Irwin is now in Jail.
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A Peculiar and Fatal Accident.

DYroN, OHIO, March 29.-FarmeE Jas.
Thomas who lives south Of here, was in
stanlly killed TO cay while plOwiDg with a
double team. The plow point struck a root
and Thomas was thrown over the handles
and turning somersault struck on his
mead and shoulders. The team did not run
and as Thomas did not arise the other plOw-
men ran to his assistance, but found him
dead his neck having been broken.
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, wnman TO be HANGED IN Nevada.

VIEGINIA CITY, NEv., March 23.-Jo-
siah and Elizabeth Potts were found guilty
of murder in the first degree in killing
Miles Taucott at Cariin, January l, 1883.
They we're sentenced to death by hanging
nv Judge Bigelow. This is the first case
in the history of Nevada where the death
penalty was ever pronounced on woman.
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March 23.-J. ID. Watson,
empire s. NJ Decker, to-day
,. acge Sagle an amended writ
enust the National Bsse Ball
, years salary, which he
lm on q broken contract
ueatsd as a partnership.
N be- secured on President W
1... the Pltisburg club, as one Of
Oh the organization.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-03-24

NEW YORK, March 23.-The Wagner
Palace Car Coupany are building at their
shops. in Buffalo, an entire new Equipment
for the New York Cantrals Chi'sg) Linn
tied tram. The most novel festure Of the
new train will be a car containing ten en-
closed compartments or staterooms, when
win ST f,rd to the occupants the utmoS,
privacy and seclu-ion. Folding doors De
tween the rooms viii permit them to 5e
arranged en- suite for the accommodation
of families OF large parties. Each car VIII
have a buffet and well-hIled bookcase
The new train Is expected to be ready iof
service early next mouth.
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ronnh Her RndH In the RIver.

Boston, March pa badly decom-
posed body found yesterday in the Charles
river at Waltham, has been identified by
Mr.. Frank Handy of the Transcript, as
thai of his sister, Lucy n. Handy, who
had been missing from her home in Dor
chester since early IL January.
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JOHN L. WILL BE THERE.
sullivan Says He VIII be on Hand o
July 8.

sullivan Says He VIII be on Hand on
July 8.
NEW YORK, March 23.-John L. Sulli-
van arrived at the Grand Central depot
early TO day and Immediately went to the
saloon of his friend Jimmy Wakely, where
he had hearty breakfast and short nap.
fter that he came down town to see Ei-
itor Lumley. Since his last visit to this
citv John L. has shaved off his dandy
b1eck mustache. He looks bright and
healthy. He sid that he was feeling as
fine az silk and would start out on box
inc tour of the country in few weeks.
He had good offers for three days IN
Baltimore and three in Washington
next week bat had to refuse them because
ne could find no one to stand bsfOre him
A Afer the Ashlol-LannOn mill, next week,
he will double up with the winner and
start on his tour. He thinks Ashton will
nrovs himself to be the better man. i
don't believe in these old-time dubs who
use TO kill Themselves training six or seven
months for mill, " said Sullivan. That 8
ali popvcock. Seven weeks Is enough Tor
sny man, and although l intend to take
GOOD care of myself from now on, l won
beoin active training for my fight with
KiIraip uutil May Is, when l will arrive
~ New Orleans. All the talk about there
will he no fight is nonsense as far as l am
concerned. III be there on July >.
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NAruRF,s HIGHWAY.
poIngs Of Boats and Boatmen Along the
nhIn.

The Stockdale is due up to-day.
The Scotia passed down at a. m.
The marks on the landing last evening
indicated y feet 3 inches and falling.
The steamer Andes viii be Tuesday
Cincinnati packet, leaving az 3 p. m,
Capt. Chas Muhleman In command and
Mart F Noll in the Office.
The Louis A. SheFley left at o'clock
last evening for Cincinnati with a good
t,ip. Capt. Thcs. Hunter in command and
Cbas. B. Reeves in the office.
The marks from above yesterday were !:
Pittsburg. feet > inches and fall ng. Nor
gantown. 4 feet 10 inches and falling;
cloudy. Rice's Landing, feet inches
and falling; cloudy. Brownsville, 6 feet
3 inches and falling; cloudy. Lick No. 4,
9 feet and falling; cloudy. Greensboro,
- feet . inches and falling; cloudy. Par
ker ) feet 6 inches and falling; clear. OIL
City, 6 feet 4 inches and fallingi clear.
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BROTHERS ASSIGN.

Failure of william A. Rainey and j. 4.
Rainey.
CLEVELAND, O., March 2S.-William
A Raipey, dry goods dealer at Cambridge
Ohio assigned to-day. His liabilities are
abont $4,000 and his assets a few thou
sand less.
7 T Rainey, Brother Of William A"
who WAS connected with sevSal enter
r-;sea also made an assignment His la
bilities are placed at $4,000, with assets
about the same.
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Brewerles Sold to AN Euglish Syndicate


OTTAWA, ILLS, March 23.-Felix Or
singer, charged with numbering Henry
Wagner. of La Sale, IN June last was ac-
oui ted yesterday. The evidence proved
that Wagner died OF apolexy, induced by
annar or excitement.
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NJ. strnok NatnraI 60

CLINTON, Ill, March 24-BeDjam' u
Hill. residing south Of Clinton, while bOr-
ne for water yesterday, struck powerful
vein of natural gas. Stones were thrown
out and the wheels Of an engine were
turned by the escaping gas.
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whItfie d Sworn In.

WASHINGTON, March 23.-Mr. Smith
A. Whitfield, of Ohio, took the oath of
Office this morning and entered upon his
new duties as Second Assistant Postmaster
General.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-03-24

March 23-The Senate
Session to-day confirmed a
the Presidents nomiua-
Them were Whitelaw Reid
Grant
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9N March 23 Secretary
@-dsy appointed JAS ii Wind
acelphia. Supervising Archi-
Treasury, vice Will A Freret
rtuuast
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BorH LEGS ALMOST BURNED OFF.

Finding of the Body of an Indiana Farmer
In CHASTITY Condition.
WARSAW. IND, MaTcn % Andrew
Sroupe, aged seventy-six, was found dead
this evening in a field on his farm, near
here. He was burning brush, and when
discovered had fallen in the fire and both
legs were burned to the bone. Ii Is sup
p6ssd that dealh was the result Ofapoplexy.
He leave a large family.
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NaoN March 23-lIrs. Harri-
,l improved, snd is now able to
red -or while, though still
rrrcom Her illness is said
se.y O the bad sanitary con-
l- White House.