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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-05
GRAZED ON A ROCK.
NARROW ESCAPE OF THR NBW STEAM
CRUISER BOSTON.
The Magnificent Snip Meets a Serious Accident
While at Practice Wofk-Bulkheads STAYED
in and Filled With Water
Damage Unknown.
New YORK, August 4.-The Times has
the following special:

New YORK, August 4.-The Times has
the following special:
NEWPORT, K. l., August 8
The navy has just escaped losing one Of
the finest Of the new ships. The Boston
was this evening run on rock on the
southern end of Rose Island, in this har-
Dor. The Boston had Just completed the
last Of series of most important man
eeuvers and trials in Narraglnsett Bay.
and was returning to her anchorage off
Goat Island when the accident occurred.
No sooner did the cruiser strike than off
she slid. In an instant all the water
tight compartments were banged tight
shut, but not before the compartments of
the double bottom under the engine
room were completely flooded. The
Boston wss at once headed close in shore,
and now with all her compartments tight
ly shu. she appears to keep the water con-
fined II nothing worse develops by.morn-
ing she will be able to reach New York by
steamiDg slowly. As soon IS she makes
the navy yard n0t moment will be lost
in getting her into The dry deck, and until
this is done no idea can be formed OF tue
extent Of her injuries. No one doubts that
she has knocked hole in her bottom
somewhere amidships. Had she been 60
ing at a little higher rate Of speed she
would have had hole in her side large
enough to have driven a team through.
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NOT A REPUBLICAN.

GsneraI James 4. Walker, OF VirGicia,
Avows Els Democracy.
ROANOKE, August 4.-General James
A. Walker, of Wytheyille. VINO has OBJ
tanned prominent mention in connection
with the Republican nomination for Gov
ernor and Attorney General of this State,
says ne is a Pfotectionist Democrat and
would net sccept, but that ifthe Democrats
nominate Phil Mckinney he will take the
stump in his support. II they nominate
O'Ferrall or Beirne he will oppose the
election of either.
This declaration by General Walker will
hsve decided influence in the Democratic
gubernatoTial convention and disappOints
the Republicans OF this section.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-05
A SMALL FORTUNE.
Charley Nester Draws $4,000 Prize in
tho Louisiana State Lottery.


Tho Louisiana State Lottery.
Beyond doubt the happiest man in the
city to-day is Charles p Nesier, the young
book-keeper with a. Bsuman. About a
month ago young Nesler invested one dol
lar in the Louisiana State Lottery, and at
the June drawing OF that concern he drew
oue-fortieth of the first capital prizs OF
5000 600.
After being assured by telegraph from
headquarters that his ticket, No. 6l,605,
entitled him to share Of the big prize, he
Immediately placed it in the hands OF the
Hooking Valley National Bank for collec-
tion. They forwarded it to their banking
agents at Cincinnati, and the ticket was
on its way to New Orleans long before
many knew of the young mans good luck.
Just one week from the day OF serding,
Mr.. Nester was notified by the bank peo
ple that the ticket had been cas1ed, ana
SIS. 600 lees $35. the charges for collection,
had been placed TO bis credit,
and was subject 70 bis order ct me
Hooking Valley Bank.
The young man received the news with
considerable Joy, and he was busy for some
time receiving the congratulations oil his
many friends. 1t il seldom that any one
receives sum of this size, either by inbeT-
itance or othsrRise, and coming IS 1t does,
on the eve Of his manhood, it will be g
splendid starter should he wish to branch
ont in a business enterprise.
Mr.. Nesler is yet in his twentieth yesr,
and Is a son of the late p Nesier. Since
quitting school be has been employed by
different parties as book-keeper, and served
as msi weigher in the postal service dur
ing the latter months Of Cleveland's ad-
ministratiop. He has only been investing
in Louisiana State Lottery tickets for the
last five months, and then went IN with
nool Of ten or more and bought the tickets
iointIv. Last mouth he went in alone,
and il is not likely thst he will ever regret
He has not yet decided what disposition
N make Of his money, but thinks Of in
vss.iug it in frst mortgage securities and
live from the interes..-LaHeaster Ohio
Eagle, July 4.
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BUCKEYE POLITICS.
The Democrats Confident That They Can
Beat Foraker.
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Beat Foraker.
Special Telegram to the Register.
COLUMBUS, o., August 4.-The absence
of Butterworth in Earope, the lukewarm-
.nsss Of GrosvenOr, Sherman and Foster,
the open revolt Of Beatty and the anti
third-termers, all combine to make the
chances for Republican success this fall
very slim. That Foraker recognizes the
position he is in is evident from the almost
frantic eaortg which are being made by
his organs and leaders 20 belittle the dia.
sentions snd psciiy the dissidents Gen.
John Beatty, Of this city, is ,hs leader Of the
aut-thId teTmers, and the Opeu way in
which he and his associates are fighting
.he hesd OF the ticket, is causing Republi-
cans O gTeat deal Of uneasiness. Beatty
save that ID would establish a dangerous
precedent to elect Foraker for "a third
term. and that it would be equivalent 10
sacctioniDg bOssism and corruption IN poll
tics. he hss openly said that he not only
viii not vote for Foraker, bat that be viii
d1 everything IL his power to defeat For
sker's private eads.
FORAKER's AlBrmON.
Foraker is more anxious to be elected at
tsis election than at any preceding enc.
He hss s.aked his pOhtiesl future on the
outcome Of this election. Every one knows
that he is looking for the presidential nOm-
instiou of'92. and if elected Governor this
time, Harrison, with his strong admins
trstioa backing, will not be able TO over
come the prestige Of our daahiog Hot
spur"
Bus though Forsker may succeed Ia
olscsline I'D Grosyenor. Mckinley and
Others who have private ends TO subserve,
the open voters, led by Beatty, and their
name is legion, viii not be pscifed.
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TIE WORLDS FAU..
St. Louis SHES Her Castor into the Ring In
the contest for It.

st. Louis SHES Her Castor into the Ring IN
the contest for Ir.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, August 4.-The ques-
tiou as to whether St. Louis should make
an effort to secure the holding here Of o
worlds fair in commemoratiOn Of the 400th
anniversary of the discovery of AmericH
by Christopher Columbus, which has been
informally discussed for several weeks
pest, took practical shape at q meeting Of
citizens yesterday afternoon. A great deal
Of enthusiasm waa manifested, and it was
unanimously sgreed that the citizens Of
ST. Louis should put forth every exertion
and make every effort possible to secure
the holding Of the creai exposition io this
city iu 1892
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A RAY OF HOPE
Breaks Through the Gloom Surrounding
Mrs. Maybrick.

Breaks Through the Gloom Surrounding
Mrs. maybrick.
LONDON, August 4-The testimony in
the Maybrick case yesterday was favorable
to the prisoner. A witness named Bate
son, who lived with Mr. Msybrick in
America from 1877 10 1881; Mariner
Thompson end colored man named Stan
ton, who was Mr Maybrick's former SER
want, all testified that the deceased took
arsenic bsbitually. A chemist testified
that Mr.. Nay brick had purchased "Pick-
me-ups" from him which contained Or
senic.
Prof. Tidy testified that the symptoms
manifested bY Mr. May were not typ
ical OF arsenical poisoning. The app ar
ance of the internal organs at the post
mortem examination distinctly negatived
the theory that death had been caused by
arsenic. The appearance OF the organs was
consistent with the theory that death re-
suited from gastT0enteFitis.
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Sunday Base Ball.

At Columbus-Coumbus6 6, Kansas City
4; hits, Columbus 7, Kansas City 9;
errors, Columbus 2, Kansas City 4. Pitch
ers, Gastight and Conway.
At Philade'phia-Athletic 0, Louisville
Z; errors, Athletics /, Louisville ,; hits,
Athletics 3, Louisville Is. Pitchers, Nc
Mahon and Ewing.
At Brooklyn-Brooklyn 7, st. Louis .;
errors, Brooklyn 5, st. Louis s; hits,
Broklyn Z, St. Louis 3. Pitchers, Carruth-
era and King
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A VERY SICK MAN.
The Slightest Exeriion Liable to Cause the
Dsa.h 90 Ssaa.ochusattsi Govarnor

The slightest ExertiOn Liable to Cause the
Death Of &assschusetts' Governor.
North EAsToN, MASS, August A
Governor Ames is a very sick mau, and
the 81 ghtest effoet or exercise is liable to
carry him off. His physicians say that he
must give up all business and political
engagements. The governor says be will
receive President Harrison next week, but
if he does Dr. Knight of Boston says it will
be at imminent peril to himself The
governors pulse is very high. He con.
times, however, to exercise all the real
functions of his Office and says he will
give up all business of every other sOTt be-
fore ne eurreuders that. II he obeys his
adyisers there is 70 doubt that he will
serve his term out, bat if he disOheys then
the W0Iat may happen any time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-05
ACROSS TIE RRINY.
The ImportsJ Giassbiowers WIN Take
Another Ocean VoIage.

The ImportsJ Giassbiowers Whl Take
Another Ocean voyage.
Plrrsrr8a August 4-Tae reports OF
United District Attorney Walter Lyon ard
Immigrant Inspector Robert d. Layton in
regard to Che charges against James Camp
bell. Prsaden, Of ,hs Window Glass Work
srs' Association. for violation OF the con-
tract labor aes, were mailed % Secretary
Window, Washington, last evening. The
papers win reach Che department. to-mor-
row morning. when the Sec. stary will eci
upon the matter. AS has been generally
inferred. the sports recommend that ih.
elasswo, ke-s wto are now at Jeanette, and
who were b.ouEh, here under contract be
sen. back to Europe They came from
Enelaud and B luum, and if tie depart
ment at Washington act upol tle recon-
meuiat.oc the men viii cer.aiu.y be sent
back.
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TRIMMED TO THE QUICK

VIM. Dolan, Baltimore bookmaker,
killed mis- wife and then suicided on Satur-
day. No cause for the trsgsdy is known.
Three Americans beat and strangled a
Mexican woman to death in an El Paso
saloon.
Prot. Lewis Maclcath, Of South Dakota,
saws thousand artesian wells would turn
the desert tracts of the State into bloom
ing garden.
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ANOTHER TEST SOON.

The Cruiser Baltimore 20 BE Given Her
FINAL Trial.
PHILADELPHIA, August 4.-Captain
W. S. Schley, who is to command tho uni
.ed States cruiser Baltimore, visited
Cramps shipyard yesterday afternoon sud
inspected the vessel. He has. received or
jsIs 70 examine the ship and report 20
Washington. An extra dynamo, which
has b1eu ordered, may hold back the yes
Sci zen few days, bat the official trial
trip will probably take place within a
week or ten days. Lieutsnlat Commander
Sebree, who was executive officer Of the
relief ship Thetis. under Captain Schley
viii arrive in the city soon and personally
supsrinierd the equipment of the Balh-
more.
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IIT7T' n INIOII7lH NM p = 'l1IV'''
NEW YORK August last month
-i1l6 immigrants lsadel at Castle Gar
den agtls. 2- 691 i1 fa.y, 1sss Every
no1.l ,l.s aar hls been marked by "a
gradual decline 'n European iumigraticn.
AuOur tar reasons atv1ncei are dimcOlly
n luoius employment here, Inducements
offered hg various south American govern
melts and encouragement 90 remain at
nome ,iveu hT foreign mouarchles, whose
-urp.l. population has been worked on In
ns-f r-srs
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ENGLAND,s NAVY

Attracts Williams Attention a Row Mo
ments Of HIS Imperial Time.
LONDON, August I.-EmperoT William,
the Prince Of Wales and Prince Albert
Victoria yesterday inspected q number Of
representative British ships at Portsmouth,
after which they returned to the Osborne
House for dinner Emperos william wore
the undress uniform Of a British Admiral
During the day the new White Star steamer
TeutOnic wss a prominent object Of inter
est. There was e distinguished company
aboard, including Lord George Hamilton,
First Lord Of the A miralty, and Mr..
Richie, President Of the Local Govern
p,ep4 poard
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CORRIGAN CALLFD.
The New York Archbishop VIII Go TO
Rome-His Purpose.

The New York Archbishop VIII Go TO
Rome-His Purpose.
ROME. August "A prominent Cath
olic prelate from America, who has jest
had an audience with the Pope, authorizes
the Enquirer to deny the statement cibied
from New York that Archbishop Corrigin
has been summoned to appear here before
the Propaganda next October.
The fact Is that the Archbishop applied
for permission to come 10 Rome next
winter, which permission was et
once granted him by the
Pope. HE Holiness expressed the
wish at the time to be informed orally By
the Archbishop of certain troublesome
questions relating to the Catholic Church
in the United SiAtoe. The Bishop ui r.
chester has won his Law snit and leit
Rome. AT the formal audience given him
at the Vatican the name OF DR.. McGlynn
was not mentioned, for the subj,ct has no
annoyed the Pope that he will not hear
even an sllusion to it,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-05
CRAZY ON RELIGION.
Seventh Day Adventists Create Great Re
lIgioua Excitement.

Seventh Day Adventisrs Create Great Re
lIgious Excitement.
BELLEvILLE, MICH August 4.-The
Seventh Day A3yentists have been con-
ducting q campmeeting here for two weeks
The meetings have been attended By large
numbers and the excitement wrought up
has been intenfe. Mrs Frank Burt, q
prominent member of the Methodist
church, was seized with the power" at
one of these meetings and has since be-
come a raving maniac. She beT2ils the
loss of her soul, and hiss SO frequently
threatened to commit suicide that il has
been necessary to take her to an asylum.
Other converts go roaming through the
streets warning tho people of the wrath to
come and pointing TO the recent floods ss
evidence that the vials are bsing emptied
ont
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VALUABLE PEDALS.
Mr.. Brower's Kick Nets Him a Few Post
ofHcas


offices.
WASHINGTON, August 4 Congressman
Bower, of North Carolina, seems 10 have
been kicking" to some purpose. He had
al interview with the Postmaster General
a few days ago, and his friends say that
Mr.. Wanamaker showed great eagerness
70. conciliate him. He secured the prom
ise of the appointment Of his candidates
at a number of the leading Presidential
offices in his district, and bis understand
ing is that the appointments will be made
at once. The terms of the Democratic
postmssters do not expire until next
spring, and it Was the original intention
at the department 10 psrmit them TO serve
out their terms.
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NEW LIFE IN OLD AGE.
Wonderful Results Of the Brown-sequard
Elixir.

wonderful Results OF the broWn-sequARu
Elixir.
CHICAGO, August A special from
Indianapolis, Ind, says; The BrOWn-Se-
guard Elixir of Life was tried here to-day
on Noah Clark, deoTepit old man, stiff
with rheumatism and for many years bare
ly able 10 walk. The extract from parts
Of lamb killed within two hours of the
operation was administered in the manner
described by DR.. Hammond in his expert.
ments. Four hours after the operation
bIr Clark walked over a mile in twenty
five minutes He declared that he felt
better and more vigorous than ne had at
any time before in twenty-five years. De
can read a newspaper without glasses,
which he had not done before in thirty
wears.
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FAIR FASTER.

Miss may Waldron Reduces Herself to
Leading Lady Size,
CHICAGO, August miss May Wal
dron, the actress, finished thirty DAY fast
this Afternoon 1T hslf-past one o'clock,
when she partook of several slices of water
melon. She broke fast in the presence OF
her mother, Mrs. DR.. Rush, Mrs. Winn
and couple Of intimate frisnts at Mrs.
Winn's residence, No. 90 Walnut street.
Misc Waldron felt compelled TO adop.
fasting to reduce herself from two hundred
pounds to a point that would enable her
to take the leading lady's part with Rob
son next season.
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NEw. YORK, August 4.-Rumors are still
circulated about the street that Jay Gould
is TO NEE. q number OF railroad men to dis
cuss the feasibility OF the Railroad Trust.
it was said yesterday that Mr.. Gould
weuid hold this conference st Saratoga.
His plan for q railroad clearing house sub
aitted at tie time the "senjlemen's s2res-
ment" vent into effect, he is ssid O. nave
modified without Omi,ting any OF the
salient features. Mr Goulds plsu includes
the railroad esst aud west OF the Missouri
River. and 4 agreeable 20 the men invited
to confer With him will be made public
within q few weeks.
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A Desperate Murderer.

ASHLAND, Wis, August 4.-NOtwith-
standing that thirteen days have elapsed
since Joseph Feuch5 so brutslly slew his
yourg and newly welded wife at Bad Riv-
er, a large posse of men is still in pursuit
OF the murderer. Feuchs was seen Tues
day night by one OF his pursuers and was
shot at several times, bat without effect,
aud he succeeding in escaping The mur
dereT is probably living on wild berries
and small game, and from appearances
will hold out some time, but it is almost
certain be will ultimately be captured.
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BOTH ARE DEAF.
20 Farmers QuArrelled over Their Crops
vrttb TerribIa Results

Two Farmers QuArrelled over Their Crops
With Terrible Results.
KANSAS CITY, August A special to
the Times from Yerdigris, I. T., says:
John Gibbs, formerly of Missouri, and
David Erwin, formerly of Illinois, rented
a farm near here q year ago. Yesterday
they qusrrelled over division Of the
crops. Erwin found Gibbs later in the
day working in a field ald fired a charge
from a shotgun iato MS body, killing him
instantly. Charles Gibbs, son OF the
murdered man, ran to wagon nesr by
where he had q gun concealed. With IL
be avenged his fathers death by shooting
and killing Erwin.
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Thomas, Chlcnrn snnson Fnded.

CHICAGO, August with last nights
programme the annual five weeks season
of Theodore Thomas orchestra at the Ex-
position building will close. The season
has been q very satisfactory one in every
way. The attendance has been greater
than at any Of the former series. On Sep
tember :, in New York, Mr.. Thomas will
open q new music hall with a four weeks
season Of popular concerts.
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CHICAGO. August A special from
Portland, Mich. Gays: For sometime past
the presence Of q considerable qusntity OF
oil hss bsea noticed in Grand River, and a
discovery was made this week that threw
ths town into excitement. The oil was
found issuiug ieom the rock snd and an ex-
pert says it is equal to the iGest Ohio pro
Trnf
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cABLED CONVERSATIONS.

The lead miuers in Nueyo Leon, Mexico,
are shutting down, owing to the imposition
by the Uuited States government Of uulie5
on lead ores.
The Sultan 10 displea5ed 81 the attitude
Of the insurgents in Crete and has d, cided
to suppress the insurrection, even II 1t has
TO be done by force.
An official note says that Prince Biz
marck's reply to the Swiss note OF July 10
does Lot exclude the hope Of an amicable
settlement Of the dispute between Ssilzsr-
land and Germany.
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LoRDLY ROSCOE.

Honorsd In a Magnificent Monument to his
Memory.
UTICA, August A monument has
been erected in the Forest Hill Cemetery,
IN this city, to tins memory of Roscoe Conk-
ling. Il stands in the Conkling family
plot o few yards ,Orth Of the monument
OF Horsiio Seymore. The monument has
two unpublished bases, q polished die, with
four graceful colRmns, and 3 massive pyr-
snidal cup, cut in the rough. On the
front die is the inscription: Roscoe Conk-
ling, born October 80, 1929. Died April
Is, 1ssS " On the reverse eide is the
name: Roscoe Conkling"
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SECRETARY Tracy Severely III.

WASHINGTON, August 4.-Seoretary Of
the Navy Tracy was taken i'll Saturday
night with severe case CT dysentery,
which has 60 pyostrated him that he has
been compelled to keep his room today
He was attended by DR.. Gales, who has
advised him to keep very quiet and not to
leave the house for the present.
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s FstnI RoIler Explosion.

PITTsBURe, PA, August 4.-The e1-
plOsion of boiler ct GumbeTt x Huey's
coal works, near McKeesport, Pa, yester-
day, completely wrecked the boiler and
engine house, aud instantly killed the en-
gineer, Louis Erb. Three others, John
and Phillip Harvey, and on unknown
young man were badly scalded aud may
not recOyer
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ons goulanglst Got In.

PARIs, August THE second ballot Tor
members of the councils general were taken
to-day ia the Canlors where no definite
result was learned. The returns shoF the
election Of T. Republicans and 80 Conserve
uyes NJ. LaGuerfsro. the BOu.'nsist
leader. was elected al LaRochelle.
The latest returns show ll3 EepnolIctln5
aud Al Conservative are elecied. Inc
Rspubl.cans lose seals.
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snnerInr for Food In china.

SAN Francisco, August 4 The steam
er City of Pekin arrived to-day from Hong
Kong. There ia much suffering in Lou
Chow, China, caused By late fire, which
destroyed tbree-ffths of the city. It is
difficult for any Of the poor p oDie to fud
means to sustain life. Fortunately, how
ever, rice is exceedingly cheap this year
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cAMK BACK 40 HIs owN.

German Vessels Bring mslietoa Back TO
Apia.
APGA, SAMOA, July 20.-Pohtical af-
fairs at Samoa remain quiet. The German
gunboat Wuli left here June 81 for Joluit,
Marshall Islands, for the purpose Of bnng-
ing back the depOsed King Maie.oa Hnd
three chiefs who we're taken there by
the Germans two years ago. The Ger
mans state that they are bringing Melietoa
back 20 Samoa Of their own free viii, and
not as q result OF the Berlin conference.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-05

ROME. GA, August 4-Fars yesterday
destroyed G. L. BArker's livery stable and
and some adjoining property. The stall
lion Cap Sam Morgan, persisted in the
flames. He was valued at 5000. Total
Inss f25. 600.
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POOR PHILLIPS

There Is stm Hope for the Base Ball
Manager.
pHILADErHHA. August Your Yep
repseDtatiye knows positively that though
Manager Phillips is not iH Kirkbride'-, be
has bssu tss,a to q private .1su,o,icn
near this city, 10 be treated for his mental
disease. A brother OF Phillips stated tC.
night that he does not by any means con-
slider bis condition as hopeless. but feels
coufient that an early recovery may be
looked for. He also stated that for seven
hoors yesterday NJ. Phillips was entirely
rational
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BosroN. August 4.-The Post ssys:
'lae co1p.r slsres are begiuning TO at
ts.. siell deal of attention, and indica-
tlo-. point to an active movement 10 tlem
che coming wsek. We understand tnat
tlo -'rnirltica Nbich is 90 keep the mar
1e, pr.cs of lake copper at twelve cents has
been alIa9