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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-07
THROUGH THE STATE.
Items of Interest Transpiring During the
Past Week.

On Monday, June 23rd, about I 80 o'clock,
clould-burst occurred near the neighbor-
hood of Dropping Lick Church, in Spring
field District Monroe county, which did
considerable damage throughout an area
of about a square mile. The wind attained
terrific force, blowing down and breaking
off trees. and the down-pour of water was
tremendous. A forty-two acre field of corn
on Mr.. j. 4. Browns place was nearly ru-
ined. the most of the corn being washed off.
The heaviest loss fell on Messrs. Reed
Raines and VIM. Nelson, who had por-
tion of the field rented Other fields in the
neighborhood were also damaged, and
fences swept away.
John jackson, while plowing in a held
back of town yesterday run across, TO use
his words, the mother OF all snakes. IL IS
the biggest snake ever heard Of in this end
of the State. it being a blacksnake II feet
long and Is inches in circumference, taxing
four men to kill IT, After they had kiiieu
il. IL was found to have swallowed rattiS-
snake feet long with i rattles, four iull-
grown rabbits and frogs. Mr.; jackson
says he can now account for the disappear
ance of several litters of pigs and three or
four lambs ut various times in the past
eight wears - Huntington AdreTt'seT-
4 piceo5. wearing on one leg ring on
which was engraved the number 'e0lI, was
shot recently by Mr.. Joseph Taylor VINO
lives eight miles up the river from Pomroy.
perhaps it was carrier pigeon, ana was
hearing with its white wings an Important
message. that will never he delivered 10
some one far away who knows!
The people of Beverly, Randolph county;
are worked up over a proposition TO eNtenu
the West Virginia Central Railroad TO that
nIace The railroad asks rights OF way,
and a free depot site, which will probably
be granted.
The Ohio River railroad is now making
improvements all along their line, ana
have ordered a number OF locomotives,
which will give them an opportunity 10
mt all the old ones in good condition.
J. A. Mccoy, of Crooked Fork, jackson
county. was thrown from wagon by
runaway team Of mules, few days ago,
and both arms and thigh broken.
The wharfboat at Huntington sank Las
SATURDAY during the heavy rain and VINO
storm. The loss is 5000. new boat
costing 3. 900 will be built at once.
The Standard Oil Company has JOO cars
fuI of six-inch wrought iron pipe al r AR
chance for piping the oil from Dol! nun
to the East via MOrgantown.
There are now from 20 TO 100 men WORK
inc M the Standard Oil Co.'S pumping
station. in South Morgantown; ,,.,,... ~.
The Bank ofthe Monongahela alley, az
NorgantOwn, has declared se'i'i ann ---
dividend Of 3 per cent, ,....,.o ,,,,,,,.
The census shows Hinton 10 nave Il POPN'
lation Of $500
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VISITING X. or =.
Two Eastern Castle. stop over In wheel
ing, Yesterday.

Just before two O'Clock yester,iay l.al ai,J' ,lc
noon two special trains afn'eg ys'' ~ one ,r
Pittsburg Pitt division Of the b * ~ ", Py Pls
hearing a crack Castle OF knig1i',, i ,,' y, o., her
,sias from Washington City, ana lne o.'.SI -,
mas, c,s,io IN Sr"rn BaitimOrc. Both were en
1o9,e Gesi.9 10 Milwaukee where the N9ii91al .r
a,,ber;ngi IN is 10 be held the coming weeK. AZ
g,nsr ,rins stopped over here about an hour & a,d
the Knights took adyani1ge S o. 81 lIg me s' Firi
stro.i Si,,,', ~ MARYLAND National Guards, ac-
,,,5 KegIiieIi', 5nasving the Baltimore Knights. pa.
ro5aS IIPI"iih through l some OF the downtown ',
sspsS s,Teets making some very Il fine ,,.H5 mPfIs Nc
They stopped at the City nan, Hail. 1sTSn,ns an,,ars,
t-IO''5 .5t.,,,,.ting a large crowd. The 0anh
alrs' aill.rnso',Snanving the Washington Castle also
HiTgv Tbe risitors resumed their journey about about
= m large number Of people seeing
them Of.
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Nutric sizincUp Wonders.

YES. | was at MckeespOrt, said Man
ager Mutrie to-day. land witnessed
Wheeling and McKeesport play as good a
game as any of our big leagues. They h't
hard. run rs fast and are on the 20 all the
time The moment ! put my eyes on the
PLAYERS | took fancy 10 Mckeesport 5
short stop. I'll be confounded if he doesn't
act like Jack Glasscock. He goes for every .
thing and covers an immense amount oi
,yronnd IasSed several MckcespOrt play
ers about Glcnalyin, second baseman for
Wheeling. and they said he was no good
WHY / remarked, he plays ball all right.
oh. he was too fresh, was the reply. An,
| see. because the man is fighting ball
player you don't like him
Mutrie's object was to look AT catcher
LVtle. of Wheeling He took a liking 10
him. but did not ask for price on the man.
-Piti.buyG Cor. Sporting Lie.
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ENGLAND'S SCHEMES.
Mgr. O'Reiny Says the Vatican is Besieged
Mt Every Hour.

New YORK, July Among the pas
sangcrs who arrived here to-day on the
La Bretagne was Mgr. Bernard OReil-
lv. who left here eight years ago to
champion the Irish question in Rome
and who faithfully defended it at the
Vatican. While abroad Mgr. O'Reilly
wrote the life of Pope Leo NIL in
French and English and also the life Of
the famous Archbishop of Tuam. The
Monsignor said that the English are
making every endeavOr TO influence the
Vatican on the Irish question, but the
friends of Ireland are constantly on the
outlook and have thus far. with the and
Of the Pope, managed to hold the upper
hand. The general public he said,
have no idea of the moves the English
are making, as only the big ones come
to the surface.
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GRAND LODGE OF ELKs.
4 Memorable Reunion Beginning at
Cleveland To-Day.

CLEVELAND, o.. July G.-The fourth
annual reunion and Grand Lodge meet
ing Of the Benevolent and Protective
Order Of ElkS, which will begin in this
city tomorrow and continue Tuesday
and Wednesday, promises to be the most
largely attended and interesting ever
held by the organization. DR.. Samuel
Quinlan, of Chicago, the Exalted Grand
Ruler of the Order, and John White, of
the same city the Acting Grand Secre-
tary. arrived early this morning. The
latter, when seen this afternoon by re-
porter, said:
As far as heard from, this will be
the most largely attended reunion and
Grand Lodge meeting ever held. We
now have l9S Subordinate Lodges scat
tered from Main 10 Texas, with
An aggregate membership of $4,000 in
round numbers. The Grand Lodge is
composed of 1000 delegates, and at
least $50 Of them will be in attendance.
There is no doubt but that about 5000
Ell,S will be- i'm Cleveland during this
week. The order is growing fast, "A
lodges having been Instituted during
the last wear"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-07
King Kalakaua's New Cabinet

SAN Francisco. July 6.-Hawaiian ad-
vices, by the steamer Mariposa to-day,
seven days from Honolulu, state that on
June Il, King Kalakaua appointed John
Adams Cummins. Minister of Foreign AT
fairs vice Jonathan Austin, resigned; God
frey Brown, Minister of Finance, vice >.
NJ. Damon, resigned; Charles n. Spencer,
Minister Of the Interior, vice Lorin a.
Thurston, resigned, and Arthur p: Peter
son. Attorney General, vice G. w. Ashford.
The old Ministry had resigned after tie
vote upon proposition to censure the At
torney General for advice to the King
which the Supreme Court had declared
unconstitutional
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A FLOATING HELL.
4 burning Steam Barge Causes Terrible
Destruction.

DETROIT, MIcH., July GA special
from East Tawas, Mich, says: Late
last night the steam barge Seagull was
discovered on fire. No means were at
hand to extinguish the flames. The
cook, Maggie Cornell, was unable to
get ashore, and was burned to death.
The barges lines burned off and she
drifted across the slip, setting fire to
the barge Calvin, which, however, was
saved. Further on, the burning vessel
set Emorys dock and mills on fire,
which were destroyed, the loss being
$50. 900: alsoLo x Stevens dock and
Sibley Il Bcaringer's dock and lumber,
| loss unknown. Sixteen million feet OF
lumber were consumed. The Seagull
is total wreck The origin of the fire
is believed to be incendiary.
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USED \ BUGGY WHIP.
Kansas Wife Makes Raid On an Original
Package saloon.

GIGAEp. kAS.. July 6.-IeSterday AZ
tcrnoou Mrs. James \. Smith went into
the Fordheim original package house
and commenced breaking bottles. and
when the new agent. Gust Steinbach.
interlercd. she assaulted him with a
buggy whip. striking him half dozen
times before hc elected her from the
room He had her arrested. She was
fined one dollar i'm the Police Court the
amount being paid by the bystanders.
Her husband has been on protracted
drunk since the house has been opened.
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Association Games Yesterday.

At lphia-Athletics, IA; Colum-
bus, 4 hits, - and &: errors, none and -
earned. 6 and 3; umpire, Toole; pitchers,
Esher, Gastright and Easton. Time, two
hours.
At Louisville-Louisville 13, Rochester
); hits, IL and -; errors, and earned,
and 4; pitchers, Ehret and Csllahan; um-
pire, Doescher Time EOS.
At Toledo-Toledo 3, Syracuse d; hits, 6
and 10; errors, & and 3; earned, & and ;
pitchers, Haley, Keefe and Morrison; UNI
pires, Emslie and Peoples.
At St. Louis-St. Louis, :; Boolllyn, ,.
Base hits and >. Errors and >.
Earned-3 and l. Pitchers-Rrmsey, Sti-
vetts, and Daily and 'Brien.
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MARION FIELD.
The Drills Downward journey TO OILY
Kiche-.

Special T.',grrm 20 Hs Rs7ia.r.
MANNlNGroN, July 6.-The excitement
In oil circles is more intense this week.
The fact that several wells were close to
the paying sand keep the operators on the
lookout AZ Fairview the \. B. Noust
well proved 90 have more gas than oil iva
the stray sand. and while some oil was
pumped. 10 was thought best t0 20 20 the
Big lniun and drilling was resumed. I'M
the Z. w. Noust well more oil was found
They commenced 90 pump on Tuesday and
up 20 Wednesday night had gotten out d
barrels. III this holds ont 10 VIII be very
l-rsltifviul- bur unless "a paying well rs
found they will 20 down Co the Big lnIuu
AtCOlfaN the drill found oil on Wedncs-
7ay in what is thought % be the Can't
slr.f and operations were az once stopped.
-rsr,s WILDE put up and the well drilled
fr Ifthf, should prove % 0c good well
In would bea % great boon 90 this end OF the
county The fuj has caused much excite
mert among tlc people of that vicinity
Th. Aructt wc on Little Pawpaw passed
through thc Gordon sand and is "a duster.
The Wallace well on Plum run drilled by
Dewitt. jackson X Co some time ago Is
dry iu the Big luiun and the operators are
wanting for some of their other wells to
come Boo before testing the lower sands.
The Amos well ON Mods run is down some
I. 40 feet and drilling is progressing nicely.
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nrn.h nnd MestInghouse in the Courts

PrrrsnrRG, PA, July G.-The Brush
Electric Light Company brought suit in
the United States Circuit Court yesterday
against the Westinghouse Electric Compa-
ny. asking that they be enioined from max
ing, using, or selling any electric arc
lamps embodying the claims of the plaint-
iffs. The case is for the alleged infringe
ment of electric lamps using the double
carbon system, designated in this case as
the indianapolis jenny double carbon lamp,
and in which two pairs of carbons are in
dependently adjusted and controlled and
burned successfully, one pair of carbons
being consumed, or practically consumed,
priof to the establishment of the arc and
The burning of the other pair.
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Cold-BIooded Murder at Denver.

DENVER, COL, July Ga Las Vegas
special says: a murder was committed
in this city some time last night. );
\. Stutzman, an inoffensvc old
man and tailor by trade, who
has been working in different tailor
shops in this city for the past six or
seven years, was found about mile
west of town with his throat cut from
ear to ear, his scalp torn off and his face
mutilated. His murderer is unknown.
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BASE BALL.
Dayton Defeats Youngstown.

Special Telegram 10 he Register.
DAYTON, O.. July 6.-To-days game re
suited as follows:
DAYTON o . u 0 o D 4 . O-lO
Youngstown. .........O o o u
Earned runs, Dayton ). Youngstown ,;
hits. Dayton Il, Youngstown II; errors,
DAYTON {. Youngstown !; two base hits,
LYONS. Sherman. Porter ,, Conway; three
base hits, Niles, Cuppy; home runs, Cans,
Brewer: first base on balls, of Conway .;
stolen bases, Dayton ,, struck out, by
Cuppy. Conway 3; doubleplays, Lyons ana
Stapleton, Parker and Sherman; UMPIRE
Sherlock
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LADY MISSIONARY MURDERED
In Western Persia by "A Native School
Teacher-1he Wife of an Ohio Man.

ROCKVILLE, IND, July 6.-Late letters
received here from Persia give details of
the murder of Mrs. John n. Wright,
American Presbyterian missionary at
Salinas, Western Persia, in April. A ma
tive school teacher, half American, half
Syrian, killed her with dagger in her own
home in revenge for his discharge from her
employ. Mrs. Wright was historian, and
was beautiful, well educated and accom-
plished. Her father was teacher OF an
cient Syric in an American college. She
was married to Mr.. Wright four years ago.
They were in this country last year.
Wright was native of Ohio. The muir
derer is in custody.
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BERLIN. July G.-Thc 6crman-F 'l ,'i. -.
rife meeting opened to-day y Spi'li-',
procession. starting iron the bIailu'lD.' +
-, 49, ~ the town hall and thence to tho
eboo,ing grounds. The different policc'
Lin narf I'M the parade were arranged in
order according 70 natiohaiil'e'' '"' AM
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Italian statesmen on Their Muscle

Row.. July G-There was another scene
of disorder in the Chamber Of Deputies to-
dav. due 10 Premier Crispi's stating thai
he possessed documents containing serious
charges against the municipal authorize
of Catana and refusing 10 produce me
documents until the proper time arriFci.
Signor lmbriani and other member, ''
hcmently protest against the Premier '
'nnuran-
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PARAGRAPHED FACTS.

Malcolm Lambkin, a young man living
near Bloomington, Ind, died Friday, Of hy-
drophobia.
The Directors of the Detroit Art Mu-
scum. influenced by some prudes and min
listers, have ordered all nude statues to be
covered.
The assessed value of real and personal
property in New York City for 1890 is
81 ,6l5. 20 l67, an increase over 1889 OF
80, SCI, ,514.
A Cleveland Judge has decided that the
ordinance closing barber-shops on Sunday
is not in conformity with the State law on
Sunday labor.
George Seals. who was driven from
Crawford county, Ind, by White Caps,
and went to Perry county. murdered his
wife. shot and killed the Sheriff who went
to arrest him. and fled the country.
Miss Nav Wright. of Jamestown. y. Y,
heiress of $4,000 ran away from her un-
cle's house to Cleveland, o., where she
took employment as domestic. The ro-
nance soon wore out, and when her uncle
came with a detective she was ready TO go
home.
The railroad managers, at meeting sat
urdav to consider the demands of the strik-
ing freight handlers of Cincinnati, unanl-
mously resolved that those handlers VINO
desire may return to work MONDAY, at lls
old scale, and those who do not VIII oe pa'"
of
The striking cloak makers of New ork
are not only out of work, but out OF IuiSs
and credit. There was but SOLD III .nS
treasury of the union Saturday noon, anu sp..
several hundred hungry men waiting Ior
relief. Yet the leaders express uelerilli- ni
nation 10 continue the fight for more wages.
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AN OLD TRICK.
A Rich Farmer Produces 5000 on the
Word of Sharpers.

BEAVER FALLS, PA, July 6.-Joseph
Shannon, a wealthy farmer, aged 63 years,
was swindled out of 81, 900 on Thursday by
a man named Harper and his confederate,
who induced Shannon TO pick out
Il card, and then told him
had won $1,000, but before the money
vould be paid over he must produce that
amount to prove that he could have paid II
he had lost. Shannon went to the bank
and drew the money, and let it get into the
hands of the sharpers, who fled. He
offers =. 700 for their apprehension.
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Chicago Aldermen Escape Indictment.

CHICAGO, July 6.-The Grand Jury yes
terdayvoted against finding any indictment
in the Lake Street - Road Doodle mat
ter in which the names of NJ. c. Mcdonald,
Joseph c. Mackin. ex-Alderman Monear
and eX-Alderman Wallner have been freely
handled. The Daily Ncics intimates that
testimony was suppressed by liberal
amounts Of money.
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EVICTION or IrTrLE AVAIL
\ ceueroO' NeW YORKER oaeT' Home

4 Genrrou. New Yorker Offers Homes to
striking Cloak-Worker~.
Nrv NoHK. July 6-Homcs Tor tnc
cvicte1 str,kiug cloak workers are pro-
posed by Real Estate Dealer John A.
ro,ten. 0f SO $50 West Th.rtyninh
street. in which he sympathiles with On,
strikers iu their fight. and writes a letter
Offering t0 do what he can % help them
Mr. T0ttcu SAYS that be has q large mum
berof apartments of three and four rooms
that hc win rent tO the strikers at 81 pen
month us long as the strike lasts lt Is
probable that many of the strikers w.l
avail themselves of this kindly offer
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An unknown Suicide.

New York, July 6.-An old smooth-faced
man, about 30 years of age, who late on
Thursday night came to the Metropolitan
Hotel and registered as b. Smith, Wash
ington, ID. c., was found dead in his room
at the Hotel to-day. II is supposed that he
committed suicide, as he had disposed OF
everything that would lead to his identified
tiou
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PARIS, July 6.-The Car has RENTED
the stamp duties amounting 10 $4,000 on
the lease of the new French Embassy at
St Petersburg. This is looked upon as
unique mark of his friendship toward
France.
A rum0r is current here that Prince
Ferdinand. Of Bulgaria, has notified Prince
Minister Stambuloff Of his intention TO alb
dicafe
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AMcll DIVORCED Woman.

INDIANAPOLIS, July G.-The oftenest di.
vorced woman lives in this city. She has
been divorced eight times, twice from the
same man and isnow living with her ninth
husband. She is 37 years old and comes
from a family noted for its divorces. Her
mother had six divorces and is living with
her seventh husband. An uncle and two
aUnts have each been married five times.
ThnH are al vnnnr
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STANDARD OIL MEN
surveying for Pipe Line From West
Virginia oil Fields.

PIrrSBURG, July Ga Chambers
burg, Pa, special says: 1t has leaked
out that the engineering corps which
have been running lines in the southern
end of this county for several weeks
past and were supposed to be in the en-
ploy of the Reading and Baltimore and
Ohio roads, are the engineers of the
Standard Oil Company, who are survey
ing for pipe line from the West Nir-
ginia oil fields to New York city.
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Rlaine at Bar Hnrbor.

BAR HArBoR, ME., July G.-Secretary
and Mrs. Blaine and Miss Harriet Blaine
arrived on the evening of the Fourth much
to the surprise of Bar Harbor in general;
in general. They were not expected till
the 10th. Mr. Blaine looks very well He
intends to stay for the season, but will
probably 90 Off at intervals, as he did last
Xear.
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RELIEF FOR DUNBAR.

The United Mine Workers Hold "A Meeting
Relative TO the Mine Disaster aud Retain
Counsel.
ScorrDALE, July 6.-The executive
board of the United Mine Workers met
here yesterday and decided 10 render re-
lief 90 the unfortunate families of the
Hin Farm mine victims. John L. Byrne
and a. r. Downs were hired 10 plead
the case before Coroner Holbert. of Fay
cite county. next Monday. kerfoot and
Parker will also be- az the investigation
and hearing. as will thirty other wit
neSSeS. kerfoOt is determined that the
miners shall receive justice. The oiii-
cials think that any attempts 10 Offset
the evidence will prove fruitleSS.
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CIerclmen WIlne.. Snndar nrlII.

PuItnziru.L July 6 The Irish-Amcr.
lean soldiers iu camp here attended divine
worship .u - stephen Church this morn
mg After Che service had been concluded
thc troops marched back to camp accom-
panied 1r SIX c.ergymeu. who went thither
.o witness tnc competitive drills. consist
pauv movements and the manual
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SANTA FEE MEN
Present their Demands to the officials of
the Road.

NEWTON. KA>., July 6.-The Grievance
Committee of the Santa Fee system has
completed its labors and tomorrow will
submit the demands 70 the managers OF
the road The new schedule is as fol-
lows For freight conductors three
cents per mile and for overtime
20 cents per hour. Passenger conductors
demand that the grading system be abol-
ished. and Sl25 per month be paid for run
ming 800 miles Over that number OF
miles they want 3i. cents per mile. Pas
senger brakcmen demand ~ per month
for the same number OF miles. and .
cents for the excess.
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ALL FOR PATTISON.
A Republican Club of Three Hundred
Members.

BRApDocK. Pa, July 6.-The move to-
ward the formation of a Pattison Republi-
can Club has been made and it is probable
that a meeting will be held some evening OF
next week for the purpose above indicated.
Ex-Burgess Isaac Mills, who IS the recog-
nized leader of the movement, intmates
that over 300 Republicans in Braddock will
bolt the ticket.
He says the reason they are for Pattison
is because they don't want Delamatcr.
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For Most Popular G. A. Il. Man.

BosroN. July 6.-Tke Globe to-day offers
a sword. furnished by Tiffiny * Co, cost
ing 3. 900. as a gift to the most popular
Grand Army man in the country. Any
body may vote on the coupons printed IN
the Globe. The voting begins to-day, ana
will continue until about the middle oi
AuOust
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An Ossified Man Dead.

CONCORD, Mass, July 6.-James Melvin;
a war veteran. portions of whose body had
become ossified within a few years, and for
whom a pension of 800 month specially
PASSED Congress last month, died to-day.
His sufferings for several years have been
excruciating, and his case has attracted
,,-ido attention
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CUT HER THROAT.
The Terrible Crime Of a Rejected Lover at
Gallitzln, PA.

GAlL,rzlN. PA, July This morning
Harry Marsh, a miner, cut Miss Clara
Jones throat from ear 10 ear because she
had refused 70 marry him. The murder
was perpetrated on the roadway TO Arms
berg. where the girl was found some time
later Marsh confessed the crime and is
now In Jail. The young woman was en-
piovcd as "a domestic in the Central Hotel
and has always borne an excellent reputa-
ffnu
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kan.a. Kick. About orisinaI rael..ge.

OTTAWA. KAN. July c. During the cole-
bratiou here Yesterday. no which lO.0W
people were present. 10 was reported that
au AGENT for a KANSAS City brewing com
pauy was about 90 start an original pack
age house. The exercises were suspended
long enough to dcu0uncc in uumeasured
terms the sale ot liquor and beer in oriri-
ual packages. and faroriug measures that
would prevent such sales