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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-09
ABOUT PEOPLE.
The Daily Chronicle of the Movements Of
individuals.

Mrs c. ". Conner and daughters left
last evening for Mt Lake Park.
Ex-Governor John p. 81 John, Of Kan
sas. is registered al the Mcclure
Mr. Horace G.. Smith aud Miss Cynthia
Doane. of Pt. Pleasant, We're in the city
/ Yesterday.
/ Miss Wiland Cunningham has gone home
with Miss Lizzie Jordan 20 Bamcsyllle o.
10 spend her vacation
Rev. A. O Rockwell. wife and daughter
of Frankfort Springs, Pa were registered
al the Mcclure House last evening
At the Stamm House are j. ID. Baigrr
of Parkcrsbcrg. G.. ". Haller. ~ Nc,ior-
vile. and T. " Cowlcs, Of Washington.
Pa.
Mrs Geo. Dahl. Miss Ethel Dahl. Miss
lev and Mr H. b. Dahl of Washington
& H. Ohio. were at the McLurc House
last evening
Miss Alice r.. Terrence, Of Mount Wash.
iugton. Pittsburgh. is spending her srnoo'
vacation with Mrs VIM EllIugham, SN
teenth street
Afr Wheeler Bachman and sister Ms,
Leslie and Miss Fannie stanton leit yes
ferdav OF the Keystone state Tor iip
down the river
Miss Lucy Fullmer. daughter oi to-
robp Fullmer. of Wilmington. Del, l' WIS.,
iting Mr. aui Mr.. Chas Schdpp OF
Wheeling vineyard
Johu W McLeary, of Morganto~1,na, '
..,,,,borel among thc guests Di thr W ih0
s,r.' alsoI VI MrColl0ch. " Ohio county
and i Blacksher Of Warrington
Mr. Jonathan Maxwell Of Limestone,
,,'r.tali ~ county. reports that throughout
80 sos,iou there will not be over haii q
M, ~ of wheat and that oats VIII iail Jar
short Of u.
,,,o,, West Virrnians ~ Hotel BehI,i
W. dis. 0f Pdrkersburs. q
AZ tIorinr Of Fairuoui, x. G.. lIammel.. oi
r"rc,a ''.1'. and John Earnest ami y 4 con
nelly. Of I.itticton.
Nr + j Norton. former proprietor
,br Mcclure House who s. DO" .'ca.,'I ..'
1',.'rnrg NJ, ~ is in the city NJ Norton rep
.,,s "a large ubrcat.ng 0l hfn, dh'
,,.iii speud several weeks mere
,,,ar,, the distinguished guests ai iue
49, Hotel are Governor \. B. le,.-
sv5,for = r. Dufy. Secretary
',roiiev and G. T. Hagan, all NJ Dhafi''
Justice George Arkle his wife ana
l,,,',bter Miss Nav. all arrived nome , 81 .H
5av 9av rom pleasant visit to friends " Co.-
Ur1bus The Squire returns n.-l..i-'l n.-l-
nroved ia health as be had d o1'''
rest ...t,~
Hon b :. Morgan returned l.oi'', ..,,"...l .'.,'.
dav night from Mounds 'lll,' '',..i ,,s.cI Nfr.
~. Nfrs Morgan mother ana 80
IJScciing dHoSgim Misses Emma and There .i, "a
,NI,I,iIse " ney.'Is have returned from a fi'ii i'
f,.;or,is yG,-',i-' IN wheeling -Chario'ion >'"'.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-09
THE WEATHER
Yesterday the Hottest Day Since July II,
1887.

As hot day, yesterday was con-
spicuous success.
The mercury became ambitious at an ex-
ceeding early hour, and shortly after 9
o'clock scored 90 degrees, while at noon
91lI was touched, the highest point
achieved during four years past, il being
then surpassed by that memorable day in
July, 1881, with the awful record was 1O4
degrees in the shade OF course it must
be remembered that when a Wheeling
newspaper speaks of the temperature, in
summer or winter, il refers TO the showing
made by Schnepf's big thermometer. That
instrument has marked the temperature
for many day, and is taken as a
standard. Other thermometers showed a
higher temperature than 97& degrees
yesterday, temperatures Of -, 9Sl and
20 degrees being reported froG various
portions of the city. The heat was felt
very greatly by workmen in the various
factories. mills, and indeed by all who had
TO toll either with head or hands, in any
capacity, and had ii not been for fresh
breeze from the west, prevailing during
most Of the day, the suffering would have
been augmented ten fold, and fatalities
must have occurred. As it was, but two
cases of persons overcome by the heat
were reported, one being an East Wheel
ing man, whose name was not ascertained.
and the other Mr.. Charles Taylor, of the
Island, who was overcome while in a street
ear, at Main and Tenth streets He was car
red into Logan's drug store, where restora-
tives were applied. and the sufferer was
then removed TO his home, where he was
reported better, last evening.
As early as two o'clock in the morning. IL
was apparent we had hot day before us
The murcury at , o'clock registered .
degrees, and remained stationary at that
point, with scarcely breath Of air stirring
until a. m The record from a. IN until
10 o'clock last night was as follows.
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National Educational Society.

81 Paul, July s-Thc National Educa-
tional Society began its annual session here
to-day. A large crowd was in attendance
The foreclosing session Of the educational
council was held this morning IN the ball
of the House Of Representatives. 4 cou.
pie of reports were read and addresses dc.
livercd in memory of Rev +. +. lIgbcc.
l.. l.. ID. ID, Of Pennsylvania. recently
deceased. In executive session the council
decided 10 appoint a committee 20 revise
the methods of doing business now in vogue
and Mcssrs Sheldon Soldan Brown and
Calkinswerc appointed, their report 20 be-
made next year The officers for the com
ing year were then elected, nearly all oi
the present officers being reelected as fol
lows: President. Peabody; Vice Pres
dent, a. j. Kickoff, OF New York; Serrc-
tary and Treasurer, ID :. kichle. Of MINI
csOta: Executive Committee, G.. &. Rounds.
of New Hampshire; Joseph Baldwin. of
Texas; Lille J Martin, Of California
Henry NJ James ~ Nebraska During
the morning in the Senate Chamber the
Minnesota county supcrintcndcnts cousid
cred institute work.
Several new member, of the National
Educational Council elected to-day, among
them f. NJ Mccoy. of Ohio, aud T.. G..
Lytle. Of Pennsylvania
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-09
NEWS IN \ LINE.

DIR. Charles II. Barlow, prominent den
list of Poughkeepsie, y. Y, has gone 10
days without food.
tits charged that all the census returns
of San Francisco have been padded for Pc
litical purposes.
Perry Donaldson, the young desperate
who robbed Paymaster Atkinson, OF the te
Brick works. al elephant, Pa, OF Slo,OoV
i'm broad daylight, has been captured.
A Jack the Ripper has turned up AT
Dundlav. Germany. y working glrl mas
been found dead and mutilated IN the man
ner of the White Chapel victims
Ex-Governor Pattison and Governor
Campbell. of Ohio will speak in PlttSourg
on July 30th.
Fx-Postmaster Harrity, OF Philadelphia
will decline the craftsmanship Of the Demo
cratic State Committee of Pennsylvania.
At Leechburg. Pa, Mrs. Bergman, col
ored. was badly burned by the explosion OF
a can of oil. Her cabin and two others
were burned.
At Clearfield, Pa, Abe Hunchbarger,
woodsman, was killed by the falling oi
tree.
At New Castle, Pa, Hon. Q. II. p. Green
died az his home, aged -. At the time OF
his death deceased was Associate Judge oi
Lawrence county
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-09
THE PYTHIAN CoNCLAvE.
A Grand Reception and Opening Session Of
the Supreme Session.

MINIATURES, July s.-The features of
the morning in Pythian Conclave circles
were the grand reception at the Expo
sition Building and the opening OF the
deliberations of the Supreme Lodge of
the West Side Turner Hall. The
weather was a shade cooler to-day.
About 10 O'Clock this morning division
of the Uniformed Rank marched to the
Plankinton House and escorted the
officers and members of the Supreme
Lodge to the Exposition Building,
where the reception was held.
The exercises at the Exposition were
opened by Mayor Peck, who made one
of his characteristic speeches of wei
come. Governor Hoard followed with a
welcome on behalf of the people of Wis
conSin. These speeches Of the eXecu-
tives of the city and State were fol-
lowed by remarks by Grand Chancellor
HoSkinS, of Fond du Lac, and Judge
j. L. Linton, of JOhnStOwn, Pa.
After the reception the members of
the Supreme Lodge were escorted to the
West Side Turner Hall, which was pro-
vided for their use during the Supreme
LOugc seSsloh' anu thc hlSN H''tih5 VI
that body was opened.
The parade of the knights of Pythias
started at 4 p. m. There were about
10, 600 Knights in line and the number
would have been larger but for the heat
which kept many from marching.
Twelve handsome brigadeS were in line,
that from Pennsylvania beng under
command of Col. j. =. Linton, and Ohio
under General j. w. Greene. The
commands was General j. &. Ross, oil
Indiana.
Commander Carnahan StronuouSly
denounceS the story to the effect that
he had refused the California delega-
tion admission to quarters because they
wanted to bring wine and liquors into
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-09
Hase Bali Notes.

The Browns accept the challenge OF lhe
Shamrocks for Sunday.
The Keystones and Pink Carriers play a
match game at the Island Ban FdiH
Thursday. July I'D.
The Keystones accept the challenge oil
the bridgeport Base Ball Club Tor a game
AT the Island Park Wednesday, July IL.
The Martins Ferry. Ohio, Base Ban
club challenge the Browns for game at
Martins Ferry Thursday Answer
through this paper.
The Lincoln School Juniors would IKE
IN hear from the Washington School nine
SATURDAY afternoon n accepted answer
through this paper.
The Martins Ferry club will play me
Kevstones on the Ball Park Friday Tue
1Ith and the Pink Carriers Saturday the
18th at Martins Ferry.
Treasurer Mclaughlin said last evening
speaking Of Glenalvin. I'VE got What we
asked for him. but cannot give you lne
figure. Glen will not leave the team uuul
next Monday. for we haven't yet gwen hlH
The management Of the Resoluie base
base ball club streuuOusly deny the chafgeSs
contained in the Welisburg letter, puoils !,
in the SUNDAY REGISTER. that the ciuo lel,
that town without paying their DiI' anu
exhibit letter dated Wellsburg' June ~,
and signed by II. Zelliken, manager OF lhe
Wellsburg club, Offering the Reso!utes
their expenses for twelve men 70 come up
and plav on the Fourth.
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rhe Eicht Arnlnst Norcross Brothers.

BosroN, July S.-Yesterday afternoon
the % bricklayers who had returned to
work for Norcross Brothers, on the EX-
change Building, State street, struck
again, asserting that Superintendent Clark
had not set the Italian tile-layers TO carry
ing the hod, as had been agreed. Subse-
quently large meeting of bricklayers was
held. and it was voted to call all the masons
off Norcross Brothers jobs in Boston. The
officers of the Union were instructed 10 re
quest Secretary O'Dea, of the Bricklayers'
International Union, to have all bricklay-
ers on NorcroSs Brothers numerous Jobs
called out. The firm is stated to have large
Jobs in nearly every State and strike OF
their employees might be of national i'm
DOrtauce
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An INTERESTING TALE
OF Alleged Fraud Practiced by Young
Rsan on His Aunt.

SpfciQt IeitgIuW TO me hfJtettf'
COLUMBUS, o., July Sin an answer
filed to-day 10y Mrs. Louisa Armstrong,
of st. ClairSvillc, Belmont county, in Il
suit brought against her by Robert C..
Sweeney to compel her to perform the
conditions Of a contract. an interesting
tale Of alleged fraud practiced upon a
coniding aunt by her nephew is re-
lated. Mrs. Armstrong owned val
liable land in this city; her nephew,
W. c. Mooney, Il bank cashier,
at WoodSiield, O., came to Columbus and
looked at it, He telegraphed his aunt
that as there were improvements to be
made she had better sell it. After urg-
ing her to set price she said she would
take =. 900 for her share, and Mooney
sold it. She claims that it was worth,
as She has since found out, 100000, and
she believes her nephew sold it for that
sum nj least
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A.Mire NniI Shut Down.

FrNpLAY. o., July s.-The Salem
Wire Nail Mills, of this city, giving en-
ployment TO 500 hands, shut down TINS
morning, pending the adjustment oil a
wage scale growing out of the fact OF
the employees having Joined the Anal
ramatcd Association of Iron and Steel
Workers. and the new scale of wages IS
unsatisfactory TO nail manufacturers.
II is said that every wire nail mill in
the country has shut down for a like
rpaSOn
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THE DUNBAR HORROR.
Endeavoring to Fix the Blame for the
Disaster.

PnrSBURG. PA, July S.-A special
from Dunbar says: The Coroner'S in
quest has become a fight as to who
Shall shoulder the responsibility for the
diSaSter-thc owners, the inspectors or
the mine boss. Inspector kcighley ad-
mitted that he had told Il committee Of
miners he would close the mine II II
was as bad as they thought, and that
he found its condition worse than they
thought. Neither he nor the other in
spectors could have closed the mine
without lawsuit. as the mine boss had
made a report that fatal morning there
was no gas in the mine. John Kcrwin,
who drove his pick into the bore hole,
told dramatic story of the ensuing
rush of water and gas and final eXplo-
sion. Experts testified they would have
used "a small drill in boring the hole,
instead of allowing a man to pick in.
II was developed that the company had
made promises to remedy defects in the
mine. Adjourned until tomorrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-09
An Earthquake

WASHINGTON. July Secretary Noble
received late this afternoon the following
dispatch:
MoNNoTm Hot SPRINGS, WroMNG.
Hon. john ~. Noble, Secretary ~ he me
Tior. Washington. ..-
This dispatch just received from Norris
Basin: Ill. 80
AT I .35 there was severe shoCA oi
earthquake folltwed by terri Ole roar anu
upon Investigation it proved that the tSs
- allied New Crater had an eruption
II * throwing UP column Of steam, stones
anJ vrater about 2O0 feet in circumference
and 10 the height Of l25 feet and shaking
The whole basin around that vicinity
II. \ BOOTTELI, Supt.
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THE MAD WIND.
\ Cyclone Rip. Up Canton and the Coun
try Round About.

CANTON. O., July S.-A terrible cy-
clone struck this city at the south end
az 6 o'clock this evening. wrccking one
house completely and badly damaging
several others. Accompanied with
heavy rain aud hail 10 came UneXpcct-
edly. and ere its approach was appar-
eut il had passed, leaving a path of ruin
behind IT, Most damage was to the
house of Conrad Shade. ON Navarro
street. Petersburg addition. This
was a new frame structure all
but completed. the skaters and carpen-
ters expecting to finish work within the
present week The wind cut it open as
would knife, leaving nothing but the
foundation. The workmcn had left but
a few minutes before The chimney ON
the house of +. Bachert was blown off.
A portion of the roof of VIM. lialler'S
house was blown off. and other houses
i'm the road of the storm suffered similar
injury. A considerable loss must have
been ocaSioned in the country beyond,
but at this hour no reports are obtain
ah1e
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-09

At o'clock in the evening the western
sky clouded up, and there We're indications
Of a storm. The sun struggled through the
clouds. however after short time, pro
ducng some brilliant coloring, and the re-
suit was one OF the most beautiful sunsets
ever noticed here. After eight o'clock the
clouds gradually grew heavier. and after
nine o'clock there were frequent and bril-
liant flashes Of lightning At one o'clock
this morning. however, the rain seemed as
far of as ever.
BY reference To the daily record kept by
Mr. c. Schnepf, it was found by the REG
IsTER that yesterday was one of the four
very hot days we have had in the last ten
years The first Of these days was July 10,
lSSl. when lO3 degrees was scored; July
-. 1888. the record was ~ degrees; July Il,
lSs5, l0l degrees was reached, and yestcr-
days record of ~ degrees comes next
The record of hot davs is as follows:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-09

New BERLIN, \. j., July S--There was
a serious wreck on the Ontario and West
ern railroad, ut Gilletts, about one mile
east of Sidney, yesterday afternoon.
The mail train No. ran into coach on
milk train No. Q, demolishing il and dis
abling the engine on the express.
The Rev. Jacob Freshman, of New York,
was badly cut about the head. Francis
EndicOtt. of the editorial staff of outing,
was slightly injured, but continued his
tourney TO the AdirOndacks. DIR. + r.
Russell, Of Staten Island, Surgeon Of the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad, and Master
Frank O. Cannon, son of Frank Cannon,
Superintendent of the Southern division of
the Baltimore and Ohio, were on the train,
but escaped without injury. DR.. Russell
furnished valuable assistance to the IN
jured.
The coach on the milk train was tele.
scoped with the express car, but none OF
the six passengers were seriously hurt.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-09
Called to oberlin College.

New BRUNSWICK. y. J., July s.-Presi-
dent NJ f. Gates. of Rutgers College, VINO
has greatly raised the college standard
since he was called here from Albany; mas
received u call to Oberlin College, IN ONO
and has had 4 conference with the trustees.
The college is one Of the largest IA ,tlS tnS
countrv and since President Fairchild died
a year AGO has been without head II mas
A seminary connected with it, the students
nuru herring / 200.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-09

CorIrxsvliLE, TEx., July 81 ne iIlIli ,l.l
which went through Range creek 3rldge,
near here. Sunday, was loaded Win Deel pee.
and whiskey. The natives from the ...s' sur, VI,
rounding ron country were not long in learning i! !.
how much good stuff was going 70 Was.s' .a,,.',
aioS a6 IN i,'., few hours nearly the whole town
sbin '.'s y, ,res drunk. Barrels Of liquor that
vent through the wreck intact Were DllS.
omen by the maudlin crowd OlliS.S-s d.
tried 70 prevent the open aellah'e VI ''0
law. but were helpless.
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The snlder nanced a Jig

Btrrno. y. Y, July :. The prize tight
between Ike Weir Spider and James
Conner instructor Of the Buffalo Athletic
Club. took place tonight before the Erie
County Athletic Club. The men fought
with skin-tight gloves for sl.su1.
Jack Ashton was referee The
fight was cyclone. bui
aid not last long Spider danced a lig in
the second round. when be- saw bee was best
Ing the Professor Only three rounds were
fought. C0nn0rs was laid out in the
middle Of the ring by right haudcron the
Jaw He recovered only long enough to get
a second blow in the same place that
knocked him out entirely
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-09
Races.

MONMOUTH RACE TRACK, July S.-First
racc-Seyen furlongs, Bella b, won; time.
20 - Second race-Three- quarters Of
a mile. Bolero won; time, l:ll4. Third
race-L Lorillord stakes. worth S2l 900 to the
winner. one mile and half, Torso. ridden
by Garrison, won time, 2:36i.. Fourth
One mile and furlong, Longstreet
won: time :56f. Fifth race-Three-
quarters of mile, Bermuda won; time,
liz Sixth race-Five furlongs. Carrie C..
won: time, 59ii.
CnrcAGo, July s.-First race Three
quarters of a mile, Nallero won. Time,
iO6i, 3. Second race Mile and sixteenth,
Roberpierre won. Time, 40. Third ruce
One mile. Santiago won. Time, :i3 (:
Oretta. the third horse, fell down ana
Abbis. her rider, broke his neck. The
horse was not injured Fourth racc-One
mile seventy yards, Heron won. Time
I.+5. Fife -Three-qu quarters OF a
mile. Lakeview won. Time, l:l4ii
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-09

i.. Senate B.I for the adoption of rcsu-
i prevent collisions, at sea was
passed .r -ae l.l-. Yesterday
h'Ife,e u.t.rc Wade. from tle Commit
iar reported favOrd5ly The
oet-ara- -aat uo person employed
''fcr c- Government work SHAH re-
> .aln s. day.
lr-.ve BcbuaD reported favora-
committee ou Invalid Peu-
granting % pension Ct Sl-
women who served us army
-tc war 'or "a period 90 ,iN
re and who rendered services
0l tho battle field
.er of petitions from "a half dozen
States were presented iu The sen
n-aEll- flr au uckuow Judgement Oi
-ntr Cni. and the Christian rclelou
I.c Constitution of tle United States
Yesterday was tac warmest day of the
.-r The signal office reports that tle
4l..-l-u tou. .erlrlrc was "t degrees.
The House Committee ou Commerce or
.IoI "a favorable report ol the DIN giving
.arr.ca. uoupes reduced rates ia parties
seven or moro.
Tho President Secretary liallord. ami
tr- and Miss Halford arrived iu Wash
-,ou this afternoon from Cape Nav
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TWO WELLS SHOT.
The Hart Well Doing Well-The Broeku-
nier Probably Spoiled.

SDectut IetfGTdHt 70 otf hevtAtb.
BELMONT. w. VA, July s.-The
Barnyard well, belonging to c. b. Hart
4 CO., was shot to-day and is doing con-
siderable better than before the shot.
The Brockunier Il Co. well, on the Ohio
side of the river, was shot this after
noon and the shot bursted the casing
about l7j feet from the bottom, and it
is believed the well is ruined. The well
was small producer, only producing
about fifteen barrels per day. The
Brown well No ., on the railroad right
of way, directly opposite the railway
station, was drilled further into the
sand to-day and is now producing about
100 barrels per day. The Johnston well
No. ,, on the Shingleton farm, will be
in tomorrow, ard good well is looked
for
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WHAT DOES IT MEAN
Why This Gathering OF British WarshipS
in Northwestern Waters:

VICTORIA. b. c., July S.-For many
months the only British warShip in Is
quimalt harbor has been II. NJ. >. Am
pbion. But now all is changed as if by
magic. The Champion suddenly steam
cd into Esquimalt, closely followed by
the Daphne, Nymphe and ESpiegle, all
smart Sloops of war. These ships are
entering the dry dock one or two at
time, receiving Scrapng, painting over
hauling and taking on supplies, coal
provisions. ammunition and other artl-
clcs requisite for extended cruises
The Ambition is out in the Straits OF
Fuca every day at target practice, and
tons of powder aud shot are being used
in perfecting the drill of her crew IN
handling her fine battery of guns.
Every day large numbers of people
stroll along the beach of Beacon Hill
watching her manWuvrc> and following
with their eyes her shells and solid shot
as they ricochet from wave 10 wave.
Judging from her practice, IL. VI. ;.
Amphion could make 10 very interesting
for any ship of her own class.
Besides these dogs of war, the War
spite. carving the flag of Admiral
lIolham. will reach ESquimalt not later
than July 30. IIerarriyal will mark an
era I'm the shipping of thiS province.
She will be the largest steamer that
ever entered these waters. ADMIRAL
HOLMAN is fighter. and his appoint
ment 90 this station is very suggestive.
Everybody here is wondering what
this gathering around Esquimalt arse
nal of an these British game cocks por-
tends. Our sealing SchoonerS went to
Bchring Sea with the almost certain
conviction that they could conduct their
business of hunting seals i'm perfect
peace. Now there is no use OF attempt
ing to disguise the fact that they are
very nervous and expect seizures. Al
most any news would be better than
the prevailing suspense and uncertainty.
Nothing new is at an likely TO tranSpire
Ia this section until the Admiral ar
riveS, unless some sudden and uneX-
pccted news is received from Rchrins
Nnn