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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-17
CONDENSED rBLGRAMs.

The citizens of Reading propose to or
gaaz3 a committee of one hundred to
purify the city government and keep an eye
on the corrupt City Council.
Eebie Shaw, the young. .Chicagoan, who
eloped with May Yohe, the actress, has re-
married his wife, who secured a divorce
from him. Both parties are prominent IN
Chicago.
The REGISTRATION books for the Montana
election have closed. The election will be
under the Australian system.
Johnny Hannigau, the Chicago Doodle
commissioner, who fed to Canada, has
given himself up.
New US Central freight handlers, at
Buffalo, haSo struck for extra pay for Sun
day work.
Stoughton, Wisconsin, was nearly de-
stroyed by FIRE yesterday. Loss, $4,000.
O0e hundred persons we're poisoned by
eating ice cream, st Birmingham, Ala. a
number Of them are in q serious condl-
tiOn.
Two young men named Mitchell and
" AihSA Mtlc bAub " AhioAanC NNAASb =
moose hunt near Halifax, n. S.
Frank Pine, the notorious confidence
man, is dying in Denver, Col.
A Burlington train struck a milk wagon
in Chicago. Ooe man was killed and five
others badly shaken up.
One hundred Syrian Arabs are detained
at the New York port, pending action as to
their admission.
Charles Friese, assistant Ieneiueer al
Rufert's brewery, New York City, was
crushed to death by a revolving crank
yesterday.
The Hualipi Indians in California are
reported to be dissatisfied, and serious
trouble is feared by settlers.
A dinner was given in honor Of NJ. NJ.
Estee, one Of the American delegates TO the
International Congress, and he declared in
favor of legislation making silver coin
legal tender in transactions between all
nations.
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THEIR PATHS DIVIDE.
John L. ald Trainer Muldc1n Will Not Go on
The Road TogeihT-New York
Passes Boston.

New YORK, September 16.-Champion
John L. Sullivan and Wrestler William
Muldoon will not exhibit Themselves
jointly to the admiring sports throughout
the country, 81 he been repeatedly an
nOuueed. Each will have show of bis
own, and both expect to make f1 much
money as though the original plans had
been carried ont.
Mnldoon wantad 50 per cent of the re.
ceip'7 Of the Sullivan aggregation, but the
big fellow cOuldn't see juet where this
kind Of an agreement would tend to in
clease his bank account, so Muldoon is Ia
have big combination of his own and
will open the season at a BoSery variety
theatre next week. Some of Muldoon'f
friends are indignant over Sullivan'i
course in the matter, but the wrestler
himself seems to be satisfied,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-17
SUPREME COURT APPEALS.
Business Transacted in This Oous. a
nharIealnn.

Business Transacted In This Oous, at
Charleston.
In the Supreme Court Of ApI ais at
Charleston on Saturday the following or
ders were made
RalliG, adm. V. Couaty CouJt, from
Wayne county; opinion by BrannOn, judg-
ment of Circuit Court affirmed.
Bartlett, adm. Y. Patton, exr., from
Harrison county; opinion by BFannoD,
Judgment Of Circuit Court affirmed.
McGugin v Ohio River Railroad Com
pany, from Jackson county; opinion by
English. Judgment of Circuit Court re-
yersed and suit dismissed.
Stewart Y. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company, from Marion county; opinion by
English; judgment reversed and case re-
manded for new trial.
McCoy's executor Y. McC0y's devisees,
from Pe1dletOn county; opinion BY Egg
lish; appeal dismissed ~ improyidently
awarded.
State V. Eustsoe Gibson, from Clbe,l
county; opinion by Green; judgment re-
yersed and case remanded.
StiIiDger & Wotring V. Toy & Clawges,
from Tucker county; opinion by Snyder;
Judgment of Circuit Court affirmed.
Waybright v. Mullenax, from PendletOn
county; opinion by Snyder; judgment OF
Circuit Court affirmed.
Mason Y. Bridge Co., from Jefferson
county; writ of error allowed; bond 5000.
GreTthouse V. Greathouse, from Lewis
county; petition for appeal refused
McGinness Y. GaTette, from Ritchie
county petition for appeal refused.
Fetterman's administrator Y. Rogers, ct
al, from Taylor county; petition for appeal
refused
On Monday the following decisions were
rendered:
Humphreys '. n. n. & NJ. V. Co., from
Cabeu county; opinion by Brannon; judg-
ment of Circuit Court reversed and su.t
dismissed.
Walsh V. schilling, fcom Ohio county
opinion by Brannon; judgment of Circuit
Court affirmed.
Haley V. Natural Gas Co., from Ohio
county; opinion by English; Judgment OF
Circuit Court reversed and case remanded.
Lowther Y. Davis, from Doddridge Coun-
ty; opinion by Snyder; judgment of Cir
cuit Court reversed and case remanded.
Howard, rec'r V. Stephenson, from Ma
son county; opinion by Green; decree OF
Circuit Court affirmed.
No further decisions will be rendered at
this term, and the Court will adjourn on
Tuesday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-17
CRASHED TOGETHER
A Fatal Railroad Oo..sln 10 New York-Tw,
A1 Killed ali Over twenty
Seriously Injured.

Tl0GA JUNCTION, PA, September 10
About 200 p. M. the train fsom Elmira
so1th, carrying seven coaches, ran into a
Fsu Brook engine at this station, causing a
fearful wreck and killing aud iniuring in
all about twenty-five persons.
The engineer and fremeu Jumped for
their lives and escaped with slight injuries.
THE smoker and three passenger cars were
smashed into kindiing wood. The wreck
caught fire aud it was with difficulty
ih8l some Of the passeu gers
were rescued from the burning wreck
The names of the dead are. Eugene
Daicbus; Newsboy Harry Oliver, ci Uaion,
NY.
The seriously wounded srs: Ed. B,s.-
wick, Lawrencaville, ankle sprained,
hand scaliei; Wm. Walker, Letonia
Bradford county, Pa, badly scslied and
sca.p wound; Wm. Ashercosby, Scranton,
Pa. scal5sd, George McMannie, Toga,
Pa, nose broken, back injured. Injuries
to others not serious.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-17
PARKERsBURG NEWS.

A Great Scheme TO Develope Interior
Countles-Escape the Asylum.
Special Telegram TO the Register.
PARKERsBURG, W. VA, September l6
State Auditor Duffy, Secretary Of State
Henry S. Walker, Hon. G. P. Dorf, Hon.
John Basel and W. Mollohau, Esq, have
been in this city since Saturday in confer
ence with Senator Camden with reference
to big scheme for the Development oI
the interior Of the State. They are keep
ing their plans secret until they are fully
matured bat they will be Of great import
anoe 10 the interior counties.
T. NJ. HUFF, who was sent from this
county to the Asylum at Weston, few
months sgo, escaped the guards a few
days ago and walked all Of the way from
Weston to his home across the Kanawba
from this city, arriving yesterday.
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1NrER-srArE coNrNrERcE.
,halrmsn walker Thinks the Law Highly
Benrncfa1

Chairman Walker Thinks the Law Highly
BenC6 fetal.
Sr LOUIS, September 16.-Chairman
Walker, Of the Interstate Commerce Rail
way Association, who wss in the city yes
terjay, was more hopeful, Ia allu3iDg 90
The general railroad situation, than the
public mig ght suppose 'The Interstate
Commerce Association" he said, had
operated as a tonic in preserving q healthy
stst1s, and 10 would long continue to as
sent i,s wholesome influence With re-
gard 20 the petition Of tbs brakeman for
some legislation looking 20 the COmpul-
sorry use Of automatic couplers, Chairman
Walker was clearly Of the opinion that
Congress had the power to enforce a police
regulation for safety appliances in the
operation Of cars used in Inter State Com
merce.
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BOUND TO BE HANGED.
THB IMPRISONED NICBLYS TAXI AYOTHFR
LIPB.
A Desperate Ef9rt 70 Escape Fnn Jl al Ssmsr-
ss!-An Officer Ps'sly Shst-Ihs Criminals
Get Away But Are Rsap1rsd.
Lynching Thr;a's1td.

SOMERSET, PA, September 16.-This
community was thrown into the most in
tense excitement at noon, by the escape Of
the Nicely brothers from the rickety old
jail. The hour was noon, and the day
watehman, VIM. Kifer, had gone to bring
pail of water for the prisoners. Upon
the return of Kfer with the water the
Deputy Sheriff proceeded to pass him into
the exercising end dining room Of the jail
where all the prisoners, including the
Nicely Brothers, were cOlgTegatsd for
dinner.
TWO SHOTS FOR THE SHERIFF.
As Kifer stepped inside joe Nicely with
two cooked reyOlyer5 ia his hands slipped
passed Kiier and confronted Deputv Nc.
Millen in the outer hall. Dave Nicely
Immediately followed Joe, the guard with
the water IN the meantime having been
covered by revolver by young Lehr, OF
Pittsbnrg, who is awaiting the action of
the grand jury for the shooting of young
Scott, OF the East End. A scunls imme-
diately ensued between Joe Nicely and
Deputy McMilleD, when Joe finding that
his planned escape was 90 be q failure,
through McMillen's persistent courage,
shot the deputy twice through the body
and released himself from his grasp, then
closely followed by Dave, he hurriedly left
the jail by the front entrance.
THE DEPUTY STAGGERED TO HIS FEEr,
closed and locked the Jail door and follow
ed the murdereIs to the front yard OF the
jail, gave the alarm and sank exhausted 20
tha ground. The murdereTs quickly JUMP
ed the fence surrounding the jail, darted
down an alley to North street, led west
through North street, and shortly
reached a dense woods nsar town. BY
this time the whole town wss alarmed and
500 persOns with all sorts Of weapons were
IN hot pursuit after the criminals. They
had three minutes star. and the pursuit
was close end not TIE Nicelys having
gained the woods disappeared lcOm view
in the dense folisgs. Shortly, however, a
shout went up that Dave was discovered
up o tree. This proved true, and the
scoundrel was speedily captured. An hour
later Joe was captured, aud the procession
now numbering about 500 excited people,
headed for town. Ropes were procured
and q strenuous effort made TO
LYNCH THE CRIMINALS,
but through the active efforts OF some cool
aud determined heads this was frustrated,
and the Nicely boys again were safely
landed in Jail. The Deputy Sheriff, %
brave man, Lies at the point OF death from
the wounds Of the murderers. An excited
and iuiuTiated mob surrounds the jail, and
it is liable 70 be broken into and the Grim
Inals hung before morning. a careful
search Of cells and prsoHeH made
directly after the recapiure Of the Niceys
unesrthed three more reyolyers in the
hands OF the prisoners. The town is being
heavily pa,rolled, as grave fears are enter
tanned that al attempt will be made by
the friends OF the Nicelys to rescue them.
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slNTY NIILEs, WAX.
A Gnmer County Couples Journey 60 a
Weddlng-A New Railroad.

A. Gnmer County Couples Journey TO a
Weddlng-A New Railroad.
c rcn % De R.g.te
PAREEBsBUBG, September l6.-Squire
B r Guyior, Of Marietta, married q
couple last Thurziay who had walked all
the way 30 Marietta fom Gnmes county,
@ distance of more than sixty miles. The
mans name is Ei. Williams and the girls
Ellen C1tip. Williams is a mulla,to and
The Cudip woman is white. Wes. Yir-
g'lA laws very properly forbid such mar
usges and they went 10 Ohio, where the
Stale does not throw any barriers in the
way Of black and white unions. Williams
sui the woman are both very poor, and
they told Squire GuytoD that they had
eaten nothing whatever on their long walk
Eom Giimer county.
Engineer Petig ew win De put On the
Bavsuawocd, Spencer and GlenviIe rail-
road line on The Goth inst TO finish the
s1rgeys from Ri'snsw0od to Spencer, and
ite road wiz at once be put under con-
trlcL
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ALL THREE INDICTED.
THB HAMILTON CONSPlRATORs CALLED TO
ACCOUNT.
The Adventures Charged With Assault With
Intent to Kill, and Her Companions With
C)nspiracy-They Viii bs Called
10 Plead To-Day.

ATLANTIC City, N J., September 10
The September term Of Court, before
which Mrs. Robert Ray Hamilton will ap-
peer in the role of criminal, convened
this morning at Mays Landing, Judge
Alfred Reed presiding. The grand jury
finished their work about half-past four
O'Clock, finding an indictment of atrocious
assault and battery against Mrs. Hamil-
ton. Size will probably be called on to
plead to morrow and be placed on trial
Wednesday.
Robert Ray Hamilton ATTENDED the
opening Of court. Nurse Donnelly has so
far recovered from her wounds that she is
able TO take her meals down stairs, and
will apTear against her former mistress
when the case is cllled for trial. Mrs.
Hamilton enlertaiDs strong hopes of bsing
able to free herself.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-17
WARNER DECLINES.

The Missourlan Does not Want Tanner s.
Place.
DEER PARK. Nd, September l6-Ma-
ior William Warner was closated with
President Harrison over an hour last plight
Die left Washington 40 three p. IN. expecs-
i1g to reach Deer Park at nine and return
Co Washington at ten O'Clock. His train
was an hour late and he was obliged TO re-
msin over night and left here early thi:
morning. His visit was more sscretiye
than his erand. he came to explain why
ha could not give up q lucrative busiue3;
to accept the Pension Commissionership
/ Whether the President succeeded in chang
ing his determination cannot be learned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-17
LARCENY AND CONSPIRACY

The Charges on Which NT-s. swlnton and
"Dot.yp are IadIcted.
NEW YORK, September 16.-The grand
jury to-day examined witnesses in the
Hamilton case, and afterwards found two
indictments, one for grand larceny and
one for conspiracy against the THO, Mrs.
SwintOn, Josh Mann and Eva Hamilton.
The indictments were handed to the Court
in Part One, General Sessions, and Mrs
Swinton and Mann will probably be
called upon to-day to plead. The prin-
cipal witness before the grand jury vas
Inspector Byrnes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-17
MARTYRS TO DUTY.

Five Firemen Dead and one Dying in
Louisville.
LOUISVILLE, E,ptember 16-The fol-
lowing is a corrected list of the killed and
wounded in the cOnAsgratiOn last night:
Edward Early, Capt. Ne. Hook and Lad
der company; Lawrence Steigliter, Pipe
nan No. 8 Engine company; Thomas
Whalen, Driver No Eogine company
John Monahan, Pipeman No. 8 Eugine
company, and Patrick Foley, Lsddermau
No Hook and Ladder company.
dennis McGratb, Lsddermsn No. 9
Hook and Ladder company, was so badly
injured that he will die; Frank Bess, Lad
derman No. 2 Hook and Ladder company,
died this morning from hi5 wounds.
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MERRY RACE WAR.
\ Good Illinois Town the Scene of Liv
rrI.n.aI....

\ Good Illinois Town the Scene of Lively
Fighting.
LAwRENCEvHLE, ILL, September 10.
A race war has been raging here since
Saturday. o. Saturday a negro named
Slick stabbed a white man, and then
dashed down street stabbiDg indiscrimi-
nately. lie was finally knocked down
and arrested by Judge Barnes. The ne
groes armed to Orescue him, and after a hard
fight were driven back. The negroes af-
terwards assaulted the Jail, and rescued
Slick, but Judge Barnes organized a posse
and recaptured him. Seven men were Sc
riously injured in the battles and half a
hundred heads broken.
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VALE BOSTON.
The CLANS Pass the Bean Eaters in the

The CLANS Pass the Bean Eaters in the
Race.
WASHINGTON, September 16-The
New Yorks achieved double victory to-
day. Through hard and consecutive bat
ting aided by ceveral damaging errors,
they xrerienced no trouble in defeating
the Senators. Then tCO, BOslOn's defeat
at Philadelphia, displaced the former club
il favor Of New York. Score:
Washington .. ..... eco 2 0 1 o o. 4
New York ......... 80 3 O 4 o. z
Eirned, Washington 3, New York 5;
home rune, Tiernan and Ward; errors,
Washington 5, New York 2; hits, Wash
ington 9, New York - Pitchers, 0'Dsy
and Fsrson. Umpire, Knight.
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TWO BIG SUITS
Decided by Judge Jacobs Court at Park
ersburg.

Decided by Judge Jacobs Court at Park
ersburg.
Special Telegram 10 The Register.
PARKERsBURG, September 16.-Judge
Jacobs, of New Martinsville, sitting for
Judge Boreman of this Judicial circuit,
rendered two important opinions Saturday.
The frat was the case of Thomas O'Brieu,
Of Wheeling, sgainst Charles Gambrill Of
this city. A decree we9 ordered in favor
Of O'Bnen for six thousand dollars.
The second case WIS that of the German
Bank, of Wheeling, against r. II. Thomas
ct al Of ParkersbuIg. Judge Jacobs rem
dered judgment in favor OF the Bank for
three thousand dollars, sustained a deed
OF trust to w. 1. BOreman, cancelled 2
deed of trust to some Pennsylvania parties,
declared the assignment of ninety. six
shares Of the Parkersburg Oil Company to
the Whites Of Cincinnati as valid and re.
ferred the cause TO a commissioner to as
certain liens.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-17

DEER PARK, I'D, 5eptamoef 10
Lewis A. Croft, Of Omaha, Neb., was ap
nointed Commissioner Of the General Land
Ofice to-day, vice Suother N. Stocksiagei
resigned. After signing Judge Groh z
commission the President gave the morn
Ing to answering personal letters and die
tatiug 10 his stenoRrapher
Judqe Croft was born in Wooster, Ohio,
IN December 81, 1871. Ia 1867 be wa
admitted to the bar, and Immediately sf
terwsrds commenced practice in the ciiJ
of Toledo. He at once became a promi
nent figure in politics and continued al
such until 1870, when he removed to Lin
coin, Neb.
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nIiohIran,a ore Room.

IsPHEAuNG, Mich, September 16.-
The weekly shipments Of ore continue to
exceed those OF the corresr onding week Of
last year, although they are not as large as
a month ago. Ore is now going forward at
the rate Of 225, 600 tons week, and there
remain two months of the shipping season,
with trife over 100000 tons sent by
water since the opening Of navigation last
yaar
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CAMPBELL Will RESIGN.

4 Rumor That the Window Glas, Presi-
dent D. Weary.
PTIsUURG, Sepsember l6.-There is
another rumor shoat TO the effect that
President james Campbell, Of the window
Glass Workers Union will resign his
nosition this month, and it is alec stated
ehst be will 90 into the real estate busi-
ness by January i.
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Doueherty a. sunset Cox's successor.

DOugherty as Sunset COX's Successor.
NEW YORK, September 16.-The choice
of successor TO the late Sunset Cox in
Congress is already attracting attention
among politicians, and the indications
point to Hon. Daniel DOugherty, formerly
of Philadelphia, as the unanimous choice
of Tammany, if he can be prevailed upon
to accept, of which there is much doubt, in
view Of his pressing law business.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-17
MISSING MRs. PorrER.

Bellew Is In London bat whore Is tho Fair
Cleopatra.
LONDON, September 16.-Ii Mrs. Potter
has carried out her intention Of coming TO
London, she has carefully avoided the
people who know her. Kyrle Bellew,
however, slalked into the Green Room
Club late last night and wrote a letter for
publication denying, 60 Mrs Potter's
business partner, the reports Of her possi-
bic retirement from the stage. Bellew
Owls a house on the Thames, near Hamp-
ton Court Palace, which has stood empty
all summer. II is empty now.
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A MILLION IN SMOKE.
Losses by the Oonnagr ration in Lop's


Losses by the OonnasratIon in Lop's-
Vile.
LOUISVILLE, KY, September 16.-The
losses on property destroyed by last nights
FIRE, according 10 the C1timates by the
firms burned out, are as follows: Benz
berger, Bloom & 90, building, S715, 600,
stock, 5000; Louis Cruman & Co.,
shoes stock, Sos. 600; L. Bretzfelder & Co.,
hat7, stock, $50, 600; W. @. Caye & Co,
shoes, stock, $4,000; V. S. Wright & o.
cigars, stock snd.buildings damaged, $780,
Isaac BseT, saloon, stock and building,
1000; Kclhepp Estate Saloon, stock and
building damaged by falling walls, SIS, 900.
The loss on the smaller buildings cannot
be learned. The total will probably reach
1926, 600 on these. This makes the grand
total less 81 ,263 600.
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LONDON, September l6.-Mosi oi tne
strikers resumed work this morning. 10
is expected that Wo'k Oh al the DOCKS
will be in foil swing tomorrow a
thousand unemployed dock laboreIs are
waiting at the gates Of the dockr lhey
threaten violence against the men VINO
we're employed to take The place. oi siiiH-
ers and whom the directors Of The dock com
panies now ref1se to discharge.
Much i'll feeling exists between the deck
laborers and the "backlegs,' ' the name
applied to the men who took the place /
Of strikers, aud the former refuse TO ~eoIk
with them. Several encounters lave
already occurred between them.
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An 0hlan Literally Cut TO Pieces by His
Niece.
rZaSrsy1L1E. O., September l6.-FranS
Amos. g. prominent citizen of N'r9su
county was murdered q, Bis home 'n ta'
western part Of the o09R,y t5.dsy 81 s
Mrs. Hampton, his niece, who literally
hacked his face and head 10 pieces with a
butcher knife, which she had carried for
weeks ayowedly for the purpose. The
murder grew out Of law suit in which the
testimony Of Amos threw the oost) on
HqmptOn.
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A. 1919 Boom Prevented by the Shortage
of Cars.
rrsHrEo. September 16.-Ihe de-
aalt .or coke Be- Unprecedented, and the
only ding chat inierieres with a booming
trade H .he lack eff transportation.
Coke operators complain ihat they cannot
curea sufficient number of cars 60 sup
rf ttar trade an1, in addition 90 this,
of companies are unable 90 handle
Oh. ght obey now have ready i1r ship
u.n. There is every prospect that tne
....ri nIi continue during the balance
Iar and probably until the spring
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CABLES SNAPPED.
The Western Union ia an Unfortunate
Situation.

Situation,
LONDON, September 16.--Both Of the
Western Union cables have snapped nsun-
der in twenty f5thoms OF water, jGat OF
Flemish Cape, close to the American coast
The Company, however, is continuing to
accept messages, sending them over the
Anglo company cables. This brelk is p
very serious affair, since 10 leaves the
Western Union absolutely without any di-
rect cable connection. Il is the FIRST time
since they were laid that both the cables
have snapped. To make matters worse
the dock strike has prevented the tele-
gaph steamer Faradsy from going TO ses
with new cable 10 splice the breaks.
This delay means much, for, under the
most favorable conditions, it would proba-
bly, take at least a month to. repair the
damage, and if it is not done before No
yember the work may have to be delayed
until next spring
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CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY.
Imposing Ceremonies At the Ded,catic
and Opening on November


and Opening on November I3.
WASHINGTON, September 16.-The
dedication and opening of the new Gath
Olic University near this city will occur on
Wednesday, November 13, and invita-
tons to the ceremonies are now being
issued. All the Bishops of the Catholic
Church in the United States. Canada,
England, Ireland and Scotland will be in
vited, together with the heads of the
European and American educational in
stituhODs, the President of the United
States, the members of the Cabinet, Con-
gress, the Judiciary, etc Cardinal Glib
bons will conduct the dedicstory cere-
monies. Pontifcial mass will be csle-
brated in the new chapel of the University
at II 0. II. Their sermon will be preached
by Bishop Gilmore, Of Cleveland. The
University courses will be formally opsned
at 4 p. m. Bishop Spalding, of Peoria,
III will make an address, and Prof.
Schroeder will read Latin poem.