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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-27

snowy ostrich feathers, its handle EN-
crustrd with pearls, emeralds anu sap
phireS.
In spite of all this profusion of Jewell
ry there is nothing diScordaut or loud in
the soveIeign's appearance. The ORR
entail nature of the luxury is in perfect
keeping with her Oriental style of
beauty, and the setting in absolute har-
mOny with the great brilliancy of the
picture she presents.
She always rises most graciOusly from
her couch and extends her hand to tie
visitor for the 'baise- main reglemen-
taire," and during the course of the
audience she talks both pleasantly and
cleyerly about the topics of the day,
with which she is thoroughly cogniZant.
Soft-footed slaves hand round tiny
jeweled cups filled with fragrant bev-
erage, which in no way resembles the
brown mixture that We in our ignorance
are pleased to call coffee, and the vice
queen herself offers her guests some
rose-Scented cigarettes.
The air OF the room is heavy with the
perfume of innumerable bios SONS. great
punches of orange buds, baskets of deli
cate orchids, of lilac, of tea roses and of
gardenlaS, are grouped on the tables and
stands. for the khediyia is passionately
fond OF flowers, and in the large drawing
loom adjoining, which is all white and
silver, With velvet panels embroidered
with silver thread, and doors made of
huge mirrerS, there are masses of feath-
cry palms, and thicketS of roses, aZa-
leaS, eamellias and plumed mninosas,
like the vegetation of the vale of CASH
mere.
The vice queen frequently smokes a
naighle (water pipe). This suits her
style of beauty even better than the
more prosaical cigarette. The khedive
presented his wife with naighe of
great magniiieence. The bowl is OF ell
graved rock crystal, mounted in chased
COLE, fashioned In the form of lotus
flower.
The tube is concealed by deity
wrought network of pink silk and gold
thread, while the amber lnOuthpitce and
gold plateau, are one mass oil sparkling
jewels. MARQuIsE DE KERGoEr.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-27

NOTE or the old Senators eight
Eighth
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-27

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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-25
LATE NEWS IN BRIEF.

Mira. Mary Aonh whlticn, Of wcatport,
Me-, aged lO shot herself dead Monday, She
had been married three months.
Eight thousand laoo makos arc idle IN
Calais, and rioting IL feared. An extra rcgi,
ncnt Of troops has been ordered 70 the spot,
Tho reports Of tho Austrian state railway
show largely Increased lrnillo and profile
since the introduction OF uniform low rates
The Scotch furnaoemon NJ Glasgow have
struck for higher wages, Tho furnaces arc
being blown out The iron market horo is OK
cited In consequence Of the strike,
During quarrel Monday In Astoria, Juliut
schlolt WIS shot and Killed BY Louis Mlohaels
who escaped, and has not yet boon captured
Hohlott was barber 10 years old.
Tho Third district congressional Republican
committee mot at Morgan city on Saturday,
but doolded not 20 mako any nomination he.
cause OF tho failure OF congress TO pass The
federal election hill,
John Morley the eminent Liberal, viii visit
Mr.. Gladstone, at llnwardon, 70 consult with
him on the changed aspect Of tho Irish altua.
tion. Mr. Morley will thon return 70 Ireland
10 study tho condition Of tho people
The village OF Ruth, In the Canton Of 80.
Gall, IN on FIRE. Three hundred houses have
already boon destroyed. The loss Of ono life
ID reported. All the people whose houses
have been burned aro IN q Destitute condition.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-25
MUNICIPAL REFORM LEAGUE.

Courageous, uoncat and Capable Men
Needed More Ihnn Politicians,
New YoRR, Sept, 28,-The Gull Of the
Municipal Reform league for meeting
Of clergymen TO consider the local po-
liticol situation was responded TO by n
large number Of clericols, who yester.
day afternoon met In Hmdman's hall.
Father Ducey, Of st. Leo's Catholic
ohurch), called the meeting TO order,
and in his Introductory remarks de.
nounced the government Of this city M
q disgrace and u reproach TO its pastors.
When Father Ducey had concluded his
remarks, the Rev. Mr.. McChemey was
introduced as the chairman, and ON Tux
ing charge Of the meeting said; "Cour-
ageous, honest and capable men were
needed more than Democratic Repubh.
cans or prohibitionists No political
party had n monopoly Of good men,"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-25
FATHER ANp SON KILLED.

Struck by Train white Crossing IN,
Track ana Thrown High In the Air
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept 99,-John
James aud John Gladson, father and
son, were killed by an engine ON the
East Tennensec railroad near Oltewah
They were riding In u wagon drawn by
a blind horse, The animal had Just
cleared the track when the wagon wa
struck. The old man was thrown thirty
feet, the boy, about 10 years old, went
fifty feet before he struck the earth, hif
skull being sm0Ghod into pieces, The
engine had pulled o train Of Mormonl
IN Chattanooga and was going back
right ahead Of the regular train.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-25
IMPORTING SWEDISH GIRLS
no RooruIt the narems 81 .Ii'III. aslt Iano olt,

10 Recruit the Haroma Of Salt Lake City.
NEw YoRR, Sept 2i,-ISpeclal, l-At the
barge Office three pretty Swede girls arc
detained until the oillccra can hear from
their home, The girls appear TO be about
fifteen and came over with LOT OF Nor.
mon converts who arrived Monday. Tho
girls confessed on being interrogatod that
they did not want TO go to Utah.
From their talk IL is learned that
scores OF girls are induced to
leave homo abroad on the promise
Of securing work and don't know their
real destination until they are on ship.
board. Then they are cocrced into silence
by Mormon elders. The emigration com.
mitec Will call ON Senator Edmunda and
get an amendment TO his ant.Mormon
law 10 as 10 meet cases like this,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-25
CHANGED HIS NAME,

Was Killed, and Left His Sister In Ohio
Nice Little Sum Of Insurance Money,
TPpEoANoE, o., Sept. 98.--Mrs Sarah
Lapoite, Of this place, has Just been
notified byN Chicago accident insurance
company that her brother, II. O. Smith.
of oswego, Kan, had been killed while
coupling cars, and that he had his life
insured in her favor for $1,000 Upon
investigation II turned out that the II.
O. Smith referred 10 was none other
than John MoClintock, u brother OF
Mrs. Laporte, who mysteriously disap.
peared from his home IN Uhricheyillo In
1873 Every effort hud been made &c
discover his whereabouts, and his family
had long since given him up as dead.
Why he 30 mysteriously disappeared
and changed his name no one knows,
Mrs, Laporte has gone on west for the
insurance money,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-25
ELECTION or OFFICERS.

Tho brotherhood of Hallway Conductors
Meet NJ Jacksonville Next Year.
TOLEDO, o., Sept e8.-Tho Brother
hood Of Conductors yesterday elected
the following oiiicrei Grand chief con
duotor, George W. Howard, reelected
grand eocrot0ry and treasurer, ID. j,
Carr, Los Angeles, ro.olectod grand
chaplain, Q, l., Houghwout, Ashland,
Via, re.eleotodi grand senior conduc
tor R,V, Ballard, Waycroas, Ga, grand
junior conductor, o. W. Stevens, Hor.
nollsyille, N, VI grand inside sentinel
Ed 9. Patterson, Le Grande, Ore. /
grand outside sentinel, r. Gillhully,
San Bernardino. CAL; assistant grand
chief conductor, j. w. Martin, Temple,
Tex executive committee, John II.
Long, Seymour, Ind. William Mattison
Toledo, Jacksonville was elected foI
tho place and the third Monday In
September the date Of the next annual
meeting,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-25
MORE r, K, HORRORS.
RAlLRoApERs ANNlHlLATEp AND
OTHERS FATALLY INJURED.

A Rear End Collision on tho Wabash In
49, Louls-The Denver Express Han
Into tho Rear 1nd Of the Local Ao.
oommodation--RE Engineer Killed and
Fireman, Conductor aud Taainboy
BADLY HuFt--T0urteen Others slightly
Injured-EEpiosion " Heller
IN, Louis, Sept ea,-At 7O5 p, m.
yesterday q rear end collision occurred
on the Wabash tracks near Forest park,
Just inside the city limits, The Denver
express ran into the local aoeommoda-
tion Of the Colorado road which had
stopped to pick up their awitchman,
Charles W, Howard, engineer Of the
Denver express Of ~, Louis was in
atantly killed, and J, s., Croslan, his fire
man, badly hurt Fred Dusford, Pull
man conductor, seriously hurts Joe Mel
son, newsboy, badly injured, There are
fourteen others who were slightly In
jured, mostly from 81, Louia,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-25
pEvouRgp BY pous.

An Aged Man Fatally Attacked on the
Grounds Of His Sou.
SluIDYviLLR, lND,, Sept, 90, - Mr.,
John X Lawrence, aged 40, yesterday
visited his son, Samuel Lawrence, who
lives In the southern part Of this county
aud keeps two large dogs, Whom he
reached the yard the two dogs attacked
him and tore the flesh from his arms and
legs before his daughter.in.law could
drive the vicious animals OIL, The old
man was horribly bittcn and is In u very
critical condition Mr. Ei HeT0d, q
neighbor, went 10 the old mans rosout
and the dogs turned upon him, com
pelling him 10 seek refuge In the house,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-25

FIRED eY A SPARK,
OIL Works Destroyed aud Several Em'
pioyes Caught Under u sheet OF Flame,

oil Works Destroyed aud Several Em'
ployes Caught Under u sheet Of Flame,
CLEVELAND, o., Sept. 28,-Sparki
from u Cleveland and Pittaburg loco
motive aet the store house Of the Excel
gor company, located near the Junction
Of Bessemor and Atlantic streets on
FIRE, yesterday, aud the flames i'm.
mediately spread 10 the tanks aud store
houses IN the immediate vicinity. Three
tank cars, standing on the track near
the house In which the refined oil was
stored, exploded with terrific force,
throwing pieces Of iron weighing from
800 10 1000 pounds down the hillside,
over 800 feet, A number Of employees
Of the oil company were caught under
q sheet OF fame while digging ditchea
around the aix tanks that were filled
with oil aud six OF them were pretty
badly burned The loss will amount "
S75, 600, insurance, $685. 900.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-25
JUNKETING BEN,
ARRANGEMENTS MADE TO LEAVE
ERICSSON WEDNESDAY MORNING,

In Case the White House Ia Not Ready
They wiiibe the Quests Of Postmaster
General wanamaker for q Few Days
A Unique Entertainment Was Ten
deFed tho President ana Ills Family
Yesterday Afternoon senator Aidrieh
ana aioi, MclSlnley Heard From,
Cmsaos, Pa, Sept, 99,-The preai'
dent and family will leave here IN u spe'
oial car Wednesday morning for Wash
ington This ia IN accordance with the
original plan, The president win be ao'
companied by Mrs, Harrison, Mrs, Dim
mick, Mr., Halford and Miss Sanger IN
case the White House N not ready for
the preaident'a family they will accept
the invitation Of Postmaster General
Wanamaker 10 be his guests for a few
days, A unique entertainment was ten
dered the president and his family yes
terday afternoon, Since the close OF the
hotel the executive office and the head
quarters Of the press representatives has
been established IN cottage "B," The
occupants Of the cottage, embracing
Secretary Halford, Mr.. Z. " DeGraw
Mr., A, j, Clarke and Mr.. H. NJ Barlua'
dale, Of the Pennsylvania railroad
Entertained the President,
Mrs, Harrison, Mr., and Mrs, j. II. Mo,
Kee, Mrs, DInmick, Miss Sanger and
Master Benjamin Harrison Mckee NJ
tea, the event being u return for the
courtesy Of the president, who on sun
day last entertained the gentlemen at
dinner. The cottage was prOfuaely
decorated with tropical plants, golden
reed, ferns and other wild flowers, and
the doorwaya were draped with Ameri,
can flags, An appropriate feature OF
the decoration was The rarpeting OF the
boardwalk IN front Of the cottage with
newspapers from every section Of the
country, The scene was so novel that
the local photographer lost no time IN
getting several negatives Of II before
sundown. The presidential party re'
mained at the cottage more than an
hour and left with many expressions Of
appreciation OF the novel entertainment
In reply 10 inquiries from the president,
telegrama were received here yesterday
from Senator Aldrlch and Representa-
tive Mckinley, stating that In their
opinion the tariff bill will bo disposed
OF this week, and that congress win be
ready 10 adjourn about Oct, !.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-25
mckinley Sticks for Monopoly as Usual.

mVhlhloy btlokb lot mohopoly as USUAL
WASHINGTON, Sept 23.--Thc northwest
Republican Senators are on the war path
against the Republican conforeoa on the
tariff bill, owing to the ohstinacy OF Me.
Klnloy and the other House conferoos In
placing binding twino which had been
put on the free list by the Senate, back on
the dutiablc list, though at lower raio
than IN the Mckinley bill. This nftor-
noon Senators plumb, Ingalls,, Paddock,
Wilson of Iowa, Casey Pierce, Powers,
peuiprcw, Davis and Washburn held
meeting, as result of which they served
notice on Mckinley that unless binding
twine was included In the free list they
would vote with the Democrats In the Sen.
ate to reject the conference report.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-25

BALTlMoRE, Sept. 99,--'rhe leaders Of
tho Irish party IN this city IRE agitoting
the question Of holding general con.
vention to protest against Che course Of
the English government IN mresting
Dillon Nnd OBrien and 10 awaken u
fresh enthusiasm among the friends Of
Ireland IN this country, Should this
convention be held II win be under the
auspices Of the Irish National League
of America and the place to be selected
will most probably be Baltimore
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-25
LOSS or LIFE ON THE RAIL.

Three Persons struck by tho noston ES'
press, Thrown 10 Feet, Instantly Killed
ana Their bodies Horribly Mangied,
PoudnKEErsm, N, Y, Sept, 9i,-John
W, Latin, aged ~ yeaiHi Wilson Van
Dowater, aged 49 years, and the lattert
wife, aged lO all Of pleasant Valley, IN
this county, were yesterday instantly
killed on the Central New England aud
Western railroad track. Az the tint
the accident occurred they were seated
In two'seated vehicle driven by Lat
tin. The wagon was struck by the
Boston express, which was half an hour
late, Latin was thrown seventy feet
and Van Dewator and his wife wert
thrown still further All three were In
stantly killed and their bodi@ horribly
mangled. The horse was killed and the
wagon demolished Mr., Latin leave,
property estimated to be worth $500, 900
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-25
GILMAN CATHOLIC ooNoREss,
Twelve Thousand aerman oaillolies March
In Solid PhaisnE neneath the starry
TIag--Purs American Patriotism,

PIrTanURd, Sept, 9B,-The motto,
"Fuer Goot and Vaterland," was freely
displayed In the great torchlight parade
Of the German Catholic societies Of
Allegheny county last evening, and II
might be attngly rendered For God
and Our Adopted Country, 80 strongly
did the spirit Of American LOYALTY APP
pear 10 permeRte the entire demonstra-
hon, The stars and stripeN was visible
everywhere, and nowhere In the line
was there q foreign flag displayed, The
same spirit was manifested IN the
speeches delivered NJ the meeting which
followed the parade Tho intention OF
everybody seemed 10 be toplare tho pre-
lude 10 the opening Of the fourth Ger.
man Catholic congress upon u haaia OF
pure American patflotiAm'
A Splendid success,
The parade was, IN all ita details, O
splendid success. Congregations from
all the German Catholic churches In
Pittahurg and Allegheny aud from many
IN surrounding towns Awelled the ranks
ol lno pIoufWlpn W lnll9 l9tuuu lhuh III
stead Of 10000, ~ NJ first anticipated,
and, although the marching waGin close
order, II took the line, exclusive Of leb
carriages which brought up tho rear,
one hour and fifteen minutes to paaa a
given point,
From Reviewing stand
erected NJ tho corntr of Fifth avenue
and Grant street. within the cathedral
enclosure, u large number Of priests
viewed the demonstration, Atst, Phil
omenaa church, corner Of Fourte nth
street and Penn avenue, q surprise had
been prepared, just ~ the head Of the
column passed the church the whole
ediRce was brilliantly Illuminated, and
u display Of fireworks added 10 the Of
fectivenesa OF the scene, Red fire WA
burned all along the line Of march.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-25
A CHARMED LIFE.
or the Third Time u Man Escapes Duiioti
Iutanaed fnp Him

For the Third Time u Man Esonpoa Dulioti
Intondcd for Him.
CHARLESTON, w, VA, Sept, 80, Frank
Hopkins, u saw Aler Ot DoVeroaux q
Co.'S saw mill, became engaged In q
quarrel over n game of cards ina gamb'
ling room with Jack Wilson, NJ whom
he shot with Be.culiber pistol, The
bullet missed Wilson and struck Dave
Blackmore IN the head, glaneing The
injured man may recover, This Ia the
third time Wilson has been shot at,
The two previous times others caught
the bullets and were killed, one Of thom
being u policeman Wilson sooms u
bear charmed life, No arrests,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-25
A COMPLETE TlG-uP,

Switching Engineers NJ the Stock Yardl
Refuse 10 Work with Non.unlon Men.
CHICAGO, Sept, 80, Switching at the
stock yards Ia once more at u standstill,
Az 2 O'clock yesterday afternoon all Of
the engineers employed by the new
Stock Yards Switching association left
their posts and refused 10 do another
stroke Of work, Fifteen engines were
left idle and the yards were completely
tied up, This action on the part OF the
engineers was brought about by the re'
fusal Of the association TO discharge 0
couple OF non'union men IN their em'
plOy.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-25
VETERANS WELCOMED.


The Ninth New York ON THOR rilgrimagc
TO Virginia Datticaclds.
FRONT ROYAL "a, Sept 93--Tho
veterans of the Ninth New York rogi-
ment, on their pilgrimage to the bottle-
fields Of Virginia, were met here yes
terday by u committee Of the Front
Royal and Riverton Improvement and
conveyed TO quarters in carriages Ad-
dresses Of welcome were made by Mr..
II, II. Downey and Judge Giles Cook
and responded TO by Capt, Hussey, COM
mandart, and Col. Scott Among tho
other speakers were Capt, Coleman,
formerly OF the Fifth Ohio, now OF the
Sixty.nintn New York. After dinner
the visitors were shown the resources Of
the country and che improvements con-
teinplNted, The veterans were escorted
to the depot by the citizens who cheered
them heartily.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-25
Meptlng of tncinwnnnn presb,tor,

PlTrsToN, PA Sept. 9l,-The annual
meeting of the Presbytery Of Lncka.
wanna has opened here in the First
Presbyterian church, The retiring
moderator Rev A, h. Benton, Of Mont.
rose, preached the opening sermon This
presbytery is one of the largest in the
United States there being over eighty
churches, and about seyonty.ive minis.
tiers on ltg roll
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-25

PououKEEpsE, N, ", Sept, 99,-Tho
Boston express, on the Central New
England and Western railroad Plough.
koopsio bridge route), ran into u freight
train n few miles west Of here yestor.
day Both engines and n number OF
freight cars were wrecked, but no one
wna hurt,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-25
Nd sITe FoR THe fAlR.

II Ia Satisfactorily settled ut Last-wash,
ington Park
CHICAGO, Sept, 90, - A committee
from tho local worlds fair directory
waited ON the South park commissioners
yesterday and laid before them the re.
quest Of the national commission that
Washington park bo included In the site
for the fair, After some discussion the
South park commissioners decided tt
aocedo 70 The request OF the nationa.
commission, SO Che vexed question OF
"A satisfactory mto IA at last settled,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-25
INDIANS ARE WAITING.

They Expect Christ and Then Happy
Hunting Grounds For Good Fellows.
PIERRE, $, D., Sept, 2i,-rhe Indians
on the Sioux Reservation are expecting
the coming Of Christ daily He is they
suppose 10 cover the earth with q
stratum of soil thirty feet deep, covering
up every body but the good Indians,
who will squirm through the surface
10 find q veritable "HOppy Hunting
Grounds on earth.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-25
CONDENSED OHIO NEWS.

DR., Probst, Of the Ohio state board Of
health, after investigating the report
that cholera existed In Bergholz, dc.
cloros that there ia no foundation for H.
The Republican congressional conven.
tion Of the Eleventh district met n,
Hillsboro yesterday, nominating Judge
d. w G, Loudon, of Brown county, by
acclonOtion, no other candidate being
named.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-25
rhn Anll.slnycrY oonroronco.

PANS, Sept. 90,.-'rhe anti.slavory
conference was opened yesterday by
President Keller who welcomed the
delegates from the various countries
especially drent Britain, which nation
had done much for the civilization of
alien lands Mohammednnsm had
proved itself incapable Of civilizing
Africa, only christian missionaries
could eleyntn the blnclta
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-25
A souFFLe ron A GUN.
Tho nullst Kius a hoy In the Yard aud
Ills sister In the House,


MERIvALE, TEX, Sept e9,-burina
James Ledenham'a absence from home.
his little son was found In the yard play
ing with his fathers Winchester, An
older daughter attempted TO take the
weapon from the boy, and the gun wa
accidentally discharged with fatal effect,
The ball entered the boys mouth and
passed through his brain, killing him In,
etantly The screaming aud distracted
girl hurried into the house for assist.
ance, and ON entering The door fell over
the PROSTATE body OF her sister The
ball, after ita work of death In the yard,
passed through the weather boarding OF
the house, and killed the second mem,
Der Of the family, The ball entered the
back Of the girls head, aud was found
lodged In her mouth.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-25

SIDNEY, o., Sept, e3,-Ono Of the big
geet engineering fcats ever accomplished
In Ohio has just been completed soutl
Of this city ON the old Cincinnati, Ham
ilton ~ Dayton line Between p, m
and Z H. m, II contractor tore out an ole
bridge aud put IN forty.ton span, IN,
heaviest single piece Of bridge work ovei
handled In the United Stntcs.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-25
WIN Iinnllnr airlnhnn ON.

JACKSON MISS, Sept. 80, ,--'rhe consti-
tutional convention took up The report
of the franchise committee aa reported
by tho committee OF tho whole and
adopted II ne fur ns considered with no
material changes Wife beating was
STRICKEN out of the franchise section M
one NJ the diannnliRratinna
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-25

SrRuBESviLLE, o., Sept. el.-NIi@
Carrie Wheaton. aged 20, gave birth TO
u child IN an out house and threw Il
into u vault, where II died John
Palmer, street cur conductor, whom
she charges Ia the fOlher OF the child,
has been arrested, Miss Wheaton is
dangerously III and under the officers
guard.