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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-26
RECIPROCITY IDEA
GAINING MANY FRIENDS IN THE NORTH
WEST.
Blaine Replies 70 Frye That Spain and Mexico Both
Agreed to Reciprocity Treaties in the Past
New England lntsrestsin
The Scheme.

WASHINGTON, DC, July Ex-senator
Frye to-day received Il letter from Sec
retary Blaine, saying that in answer to
Mr. Frye's question aS To SPANS Will
ingneSS 10 rcciprocate, he would refer
him to six years ago, when she agreed
10 very extensive reciprocity treaty
with the United States Minister to Mad
rid; also in 1883 General Grant and W.
II. TreScott negotiated an admirable
treaty with Mexico Both failed 10 Sc
cure the approval of Congress, because
both provided for the free admission OF
sugar. At that time Congress would
not allow a single pound TO come in free.
Now everybody can come In.
LAuoRED WIN THE COMMITTEE.
On the tenth day of last February he
cudcayored To convince eight Republi-
can members of the Ways and Means
Committee that il would De- cNpcdicut
aud wise 90 leave 90 the President as
the treaty making power. an oppor-
tuniiy to see what advantageous ar
rangcmcnts of reciprocal trahc could be
affected. but the committee did not
take hi, view. The Secretary thinks IL
a very grave mistake 20 oppose these re-
ciprocal propositions touching sugar
from the fear that 90 may conflict IN SOME
way with the policy of protection. You
have recently received congratulations
ou carrying the shipping bill through
tho senate. DO YOU not think that a
linr of ship, generously aided by the
government will have a better prospect
for profit aud for permanence il We
give them outward cargOc> from he
United States and not contine them to
inward clrgoes from Latin America?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-26
PATCHED UP PEACE
REV. HOWARD MQUELRY, OF CANTON,
OHIO,
Reaches an Agreement With BIS Bishop-Hs Will
Forego Needless Expression Of His
yisws-lnIsrsSting Interview
With the Divine.

CANTON, o., July 25.-The Rev. How
ard MacQueary went 20 Cleveland yes
terday to confer with Bishop Leonard
about his ecclesiastical difficulties.
reporter called on Mr.. MacQueary this
morning and asked him what was the
result Of the conference. The result"
he answered, was a satisfactory adjust
ment Of the disturbed relations. told
the Bishop that. having long and care
fully aud prayerfully considered his adj
mOnitiOn. that should cease preaching
my peculiar views of Christ's birth
and resurrection had reached
the following conclusion: While
could not cOnscicntiOusly bind
myself by promise not 10 express my
opinion on these subjects. should IL be-
necessary. yet | would say this much
| did not purpose emphasizing those
opinions In the future for two reasons:
First. because not only this parish but
the whole church thanks 10 It's Jealous
pressD knows my vicws-or at least
what deny, and 80 10 j. not necessary
for me 10 say more on this point, and,
secondly. my attention j. being rapidly
and strongly drawn To other and more
profitable subjects. While. therefore,
/ cannot by word or deed recognize the
alleged right 10 curtail liberty Of
thought aud speech in this church, yet
am anxious 10 conform TO your wishes
as far as possible, and | hope and be-
believe that the proposed course will
produce satisfactory results. When the
SMOKE OF CONTROVERSY
Il added has passed away and my views
are more carefully and diSpaSsionately
considered ! believe that many who now
misunderstood and miSiudge me will
see the error Of their hasty condcmna-
ton. To hasten this | shall, if oppor-
tunty offers, more fully explain my pub
lished opinions, and while they will
probably not be fundamentally altered,
they will, hope, BE- made clearer and
less offensive 10 the conservative breth-
ren.
The bishop" Mr.. MacQueary con-
tinued. accepted this proposition as
satisfactory, and expressed the earnest
hope that reconsideration Of my views
would lead to rcadoption of the old
dogmas-aud there the matter rests"
Il shall" he concluded, as soon as
my throat will permit, reOccupy my
pulpit and if it is not sufficiently strong
by the first Sunday in August. when
my vacation ends. there will be Il sup
ply furnished. 1t is needless to contra
diet absurd and false report that my
loss of voice was due to the bishops in
hibition, for ii is well known that
have suffered with throat trouble for
many months, and | fear it will con-
tinue now that this adjustment is effect
ed. though sincerely hope not"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-26
DuN a CO.'S REPORT.
uu.ine.s Current. During the Past Week

uu.incss Currents During tn" Past week
Nrw YORK. July p r.. G.. Dun & Go. :
weekly review OF trade SAYS More money
and higher prices meet the wishes Of most
traders. and accordingly the tone OF th"
bnsiness world is more satisfied and conn ,,
dent Because Of speculation in grain and
cotton and higher prices for some manu-
factured goods, the general average na'
risen during the week half OF one per cen
and there are indications Of renewal oi thr
speculative fever which the prospect OF
monetary expansion produced some ll'i'
ago. .. g.. made b,.
the Iron and Steel Association showing
,ba, stocks Of pig iron unsold have IL
c-eased only l3i 900 tons since January lst'
though the production in the six months IS
reckoued by the Iron Age at 4,blO'OJ TONS
,rbicb would indicate an increase OF nearly
baif million tons in the consumption. Inc
market ma, for pig and rails IS waiting at
forner prices but bar iron is hrner ana
rnore demand is seen in structural plate
and bridge iron. The coal trade IS phe-
To,ninalIy dull and the output Tor July is
restricted 10 3.OOO, 900 tons.
The business failures occurring through
ont the country during the last seven days
Number 100 failures as compared wltn <o'
Iast week. and last year, same week zl".
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-26
BURTSELL'S CASE.
Cardinal Gibbons said to Have Onered the
Priest "a Parish.

NV YORK, July 25-The information
comes from an authoritative source that
Cardinal Gibbons has offered parish in
MARYLAND 90 Rev. DR.. Burtsell, the sus-
pended pastor of the Church of the Epiph-
any. In tins city, whose appeal 70 Rome IN
his dispute with Archbishop Corrigan was
Intellectual the Propaganda ordering him
to obey the orders Of the Archbishop. which
he had ser az defiance The information
further alleges that Cardinal Gibbons is
opposed 90 Archbishop Corrigan's methods
and friendly % DR. Burtseli, and has offered
the latter q place. SO that he will be away
from the control Of the Archbishop.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-26
ERzEROUM'S HORROR.
Hundreds of Christians Slaughtered by
Turks.

LONDON, July 25.-The Necs gives the
following details of the recent riots ut Er-
zeroum: On June 20 the soldiery were
ordered to disperse Armenians VINO
holding meeting IN church
ward. The soldiers began massacre
Of the Armenians and the Turkish popu-
lace Joined in the attack. The shops ana
houses of the Armenians were plllaged
The sack lasted four hours. The British
Consulate. at which of the same night a
fetc was being given for the benefit OF
poor Armenians, was stoned and ITS gates
and windows were broken. The consul
and members of his family took refuge IN
the cellars Of the building and fete was
abandoned The American Mission
served as refuge for fifty fu-
ritives. Numbers of Armenians relying
on the promises of the Turks to escort
them to places of safety. were murdered in
tine streets Fifty bodies have been found,
mostly OF persons who were oaoynetted.
Three hundred and fifty persons were
wounded, and 100 are missing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-26
Players League.

AT Pittsburg- Pittsburg ?. Boston II;
earned and : hits, 6 and 10; errors, ) and
,: pitchers, Calvin and Gumbert-
At Cleveland Cleveland :. New York
IL hits, and IS; errors, New York >,
earned, : and e.; pitchers, o Brien and
O'Day
At Buffalo Buffalo 3, Brooklyn :: hits
II and u. errors, , aud ! earned, aud
pitchers. Buckley and weighing
At Chicago-Chicago 3, Philadelphia
hits, q and Is. errors, > aud earned, I and
: pitchers. King aud Bu1inton
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-26
Two DIstilleries Broken Up.

SpecidI IeI1graIN % M N1Ns'-r.
PARKER,BURG. w VA, July 2j.-The
Revenue Department here received infor-
nation to-day of the capture and destruc
ton of two Of the largest and most com
plcte moOnshine distilleries ever set up in
the State Col. Bob Saunders, Deputy
Callector, found one at headwaters, Bluer-
town, on White Mountain, Summers coun-
w. The still had a capacity of 81 gallons,
with complete outfit, washtubs, &c. Large
amount of moonshine whisky captured
here The moonshiners escaped. Deputy
Starke. after an all-nights forced march,
captured on top of the Allegheny, Ran
doiph county. in a dense thicket, the
largest and finest moonshinc distillery ever
captured. The still had - gallons capacity,
and was running rye whisky when found
The outfit was complete. Both concerns
were dpStrOVpd
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-26

MILWAUKEE. WIS. July 25.-Mrs. JOS
ephue Hatcharj. wife of DR.. Thomas
Hatchard, was last light convicted Of be
ing accessory 90 her husband in the killing
of Minnie Beardslee. who died as result
oi criminal operation. Mrs. Hatchford
exposed her husband 20 the public and he
was last week convicted as the principal in
tne crime Last night he wrote a state
meut completely eNonerating his wife from
an completely in the murder Of the Boards
.ee girl and placing the blame on himself,
0ut it was too late
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-26
Huntington the Second City.

Special Telegram 10 me HegiSteF.
HUNTINGToN, w. Va, July 25.-The cen
sus enumerators have completed thei1
work here and the returns show popula
tion Of 1901, divided as follows: First
Ward-Whte males, l,O@5; females, Los
total. 3.643. Colored, males, 35S; females
BOB: total. G6l. Chinese, males, |; grand
total. 4,3O5 Second Ward, 2.2sl. Thirc
Ward. 3,5l5. which places the actual popu-
lation of Huntington at 1901.
This makes Huntington easily the sec
ond city of the State
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SOMEBODY'S LYING.
THE GREAT AMERICAN PREVARICArOR GET
TING IN MS WORK
II the Gaai&GalAn-Sllyad0nan War-Load Basis
Of Repeated yieilnss Came Prom B5,h
Sidss-A Noted travellers Opin-
ion o. the Situation.

New NoRK, July a5.-Advicos from
the seat Of war In Central America are
still very conflicting.
The following dispatch from General
Ezeta, Provisional President Of san Sal
vador. has been received here:
SANTANA, July q. ls90.
The Gutemalan government. with
the intention Of helping the traitor vi.
layicencio, ordered two of il best Gen
erals 10 invade our territory with troops.
They Were Jalapa and Santa Rosa. who
enjoy the reputation Of being very brave.
They were driven cut OF Salyadoran
territory Ia two great battles. Two
bloody battles that followed on Gaute-
malan territory. In which the Salvador
ans were victorious. caused great los,
10 the enemy. who lost artillery. guns
aud ammunition. san Salvador has
proved the justice OF her cause by force
Of arms. and viii not solicit nor accept
4 peace that j. not honorable From
the start We did not care 10 provoke
war Signed
CARLO, EkErA."
Another dispatch was a. follows:
''SAN SALVADOR. July "a.
We have gained five glorious victor
les over Guatemala. Our forces are now
operating ON Gautrmalan territory.
Our spoils OF war are large.
Signed "AMAYA. Director OF Sal
yadoran Telegraphs'"
Guatemalan authorities here received
the following:
"GtArENAIA, July %.
"Ezcta's army having attacked the
Guatematan forces, situated on the
frontier, We're defeated by our army.
under the command Of Gen. Payetano
SANCHEZ. The enemy retired in the
greatest disorder. abandoning Guatema-
Ian territory, which they had invaded.
Their losses were heavy. and they left
IN the hands OF our army three cannon>
and all their equipments.
Signed "MARTINEZ SABARAI.
IF.r.fuu Mfpfst.r 80
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-26
Dakota Indinna SinrNing

Cn,NRERLAGN, S. d., July 25.-The
Sioux Indians at the Lower Brulc and
Crow Creek agencies are completely out
of beef and other supplies, and unless the
Indian Appropriation bill is soon passed
by Congress they will suffer from hunger.
The last of the beef purchased under the
last appropriation bill was issued the
Indians over three weeks ago, but Agent
Anderson was given permission by the ap-
preparation to buy three weeks supply in
omen market. He has done so, and the
beef so purchased has been exhausted and
none remains for the regular issue next
Saturday. The Indians are complaining
bitterly
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-26

DR.. Williams Indian Pile Ointment Is
the only sure cure for Blind, Bleeding
or Itching Piles ever discovered. 1t
never fails to cure old chronic cases Of
long standing.
Judge Coons, Maysyille, Ky, says:
"Dr. Williams Indian Pile Ointment
cured me after years Of suffering
For sale by Logan Drug Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-26
The Ohio Political Campaign.

CoLvMBU,, o.. July 25.-Though urged TO
speak at once at number OF places IN this
State, Secretary of State Ryan has deter
mined not to open the campaign I'LL An
gust 18th, when he will speak at Urbana,
sounding the keynote. Chairman Hahn,
Of the Republican Executive Committee,
to-day opened the State headquarters here:
John Nugent, State Nice-President OF
the United Mine Workers, passed through
here to-day from Guernsey county, where
he settled several troubles between miners
and OneratOrs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-26
Annther sensntIcn In thc Rev. Downs Cnse

Bo-roN. July 25.-The Herald says tha,
counsel for the Rev W. W. Downs has
brought suit in the Superior Court against
Jos. Story. Sidney y. Wilber. DR. Geo. r
~-ackpole. DR. Rufus *. Moves, AO0ie
Campbell and Fred j. Tabor 10 recover
$4,000 for an alleged conspiracy 70 convlci
Mr. Downs OF adultery. Part OF the evl-
dence was shown 20 a reporter to-day. He
saws 10 is of the most startling and sensa-
ti6nal character. and that none of it has
been published. The writ ereturuable
the hrs' Monday I'm September.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-26
Petroleum V. Nasby's Father Dead.

ToLEpo. ONO, July 25.-Nathaniel K
Locke, the venerable father of the late u
r. Locke. better known as petroleum
Nasby," died here to-day at the advanced
age Of "a years He was native OF Deer
field. Mass, born in 1893, and served IN the
War Of 1872 He had been Jealous, con
sistent member Of the Methodist Church
since his fifteenth year. and was probably
the Oldest Methodist in the United States
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-26
ALL On 4 STRIKE.
Brooklyn Building Trades are Virtually
Inle.

New YoRK, July 25-ln Brooklyn the
trouble engendered by the roofers strike
several weeks is extending rapidly to other
trades This morning a meeting of the
walking delegates Of the building trades
sections of Brooklyn was held, when the
question Of putting boycott on the bricks
manufactured at HayeIstraw and Yer
plank's point was discussed The reason
assigned for this is because the brick
manufacturers association is employing
nOn-union men. This movement will be
far reaching, as it ties up the work on
most all the buildings in Brooklyn and
Jersey City. The plumbers and gas fit
ters have been ordered TO tie up tomorrow.
Their action is in sympathy with the
roofers and sheet iron workers, who are
striking for eight hours work per day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-26
Great Racing at Detroit.

DETROIT, Men, July 25.-First race
2:27. trotting; purse, 5000. Alvin won
Time, 2:3O.
Second race, 2:20, pacing; purse, 81, 800
Cricket Won. Time, 2:li54.
Third race, . -, trotting; $4,000, Mer
chants and Manufacturers stakes. Wal
ter l.. won Best time, 2:ls4.
Fourth race, 2:lS, trotting; purse, 5000
Alfred s won Time, 2;loi..
Fifth race, Chicago Horsemen's stake
=, 800 Margaret : won. Time, 2:l6i..
Sixth race, free-for-all, pacing; purse
a. 900. Adonis won. Time, 2:lGi..
Seventh race, free-for-all, trottlng
purse. 5000. PalO Alto won. Time, 2:l'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-26
Sings Another Tune.

CITY or MEXICO, July Yesterday the
Salvadoran General, Eleta. brother of
President Ezeta, defeated the Gautemal-
ans again at Atezcatempo Chingo, in Gaute-
mala, twenty leagues from the frontier,
obligng the Gautemalans TO abandon their
Notifications at Coco. The Salyadorans
captured an immense amount Of booty, in
cluding correspondence between Gautc-
malan generals and Salvadoran traitors
Gen. Ezeta has sent a personal challenge
10 President Barrillas, OF Guatemala.
According Ia a special 10 ~ Tnircrsdi
Guatemalan agents are spreading false rc-
ports of victories.
Geronimo Pou says that Honduras will
take no active part. while Nicaragua and
Costa Rica are privately friends of SALIVA
dor
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-26
Cant. nIIton.s Ncw stea,ner.

SpeciGt Telegram 10 NE Eegisfer.
PARKERsBURG, July 25-The new Little
Kanawha steamboat belonging to Capt
Hilton was towed here yesterday from
Elizabeth. 1t will be taken to Gallipolis to
be fitted up with machinery. The new
boat will be the handsomest and fastest
steamer in the Little Kanawha trade. II
will have no guards and is as large as the
Io.i-e will nd nit
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-26
Grand Army Men want a New Button.

CHICAGO. July 25.-Pressure will be
brought to bear upon the coming encamp-
ment of the Grand Army at Boston to au-
thorize and order a change in the button
now employed TO protect the identity ana
individuality Of the members OF the organ
;,otion This matter has been agitated for
sc,.er.al wears past, but nothing definite has
been accompiished At the same time
,bere has been growing feeling in the or
canization that the present button has been
50 generally initiated that new design Is
necessary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-26
TARIFF GUNS BOOM.
Vance aud Mcpherson Riddle the Me-
Kinley Bill.

WASHINGTON, July 25.-In the Senate
Cockreu presented q memorial from St.
Louis protesting against the passage of the
federal election bill and stating the masses
of the people We're 50 "dazed with the
cnOrmity Of the proposed outrage on the
sanctity of the BALLOT they had not yet
formulated words in condemnation of it.
Other memorials against the bill Were pre-
Sontcd from Adrian, Mich. The House
bill on that subject was on motion of Mr..
Hoar referred 10 committee on privileges
and elections. The revenue marine bill was
then taken up after some debate. Mr.
Cockerll spoke against il, but gave way at
one o'clock 70 Mr.. Vance, who spoke on the
Tariff OH. he said that the result of the
pending bill might be TO reduce revenue 10 a
certain extent, but not 20 reduce taxes. The
Mckinley bill was both an outrage and an
insult He said: 'srheSe are some OF the
prominent results Of YOUR mis-rule, and OF
The policy which YOU advise Us 10 continue
and increase. These be thy gods,
20. Israeli II YOU are wise, You
win worship them no longer.
but rest assured that renewed sacrifice
on their altars will not save you. Nothing
viii help YOU but 20 obey the injunction OF
the prophet repent and depart from your
idols and turn away, every one OF Nou,
from an Your denominations He quoted
from Secretary Blaine's letter 20 Senator
F'rve. and said II free trade were urged Tor
the Latin race. why not Tor thc Ieutonic.
u'rnERsoN oN THE r,HIFF.
Mcpherson said. iu order o. expedite
business. hc would move that the pending
1il bc recommitted 90 The Committee on
Finance. with instructions to report blll
to reiuce the revenue and Oh equalite du-
f.e. ou imports. Goa ttc basis that the aver.
age rate 90 duty should not exceed the
average al valorcm war tariff of l~tii.
Mr. Mcpherson then launched out on "a
rtricu OFF the tariff question iu genera.
and of fhe reuIr- h.l 'u particular. HC
.ll Chief amOu- tlc pcnehr.aries oi
flc h.I. who had raised money Tor thc
.lrrl..r uf i~>l. wa~a p'ogs citizen oi
Nrrr.F .llrIn. Thn hlI since been r.
wIrI0I With l eHlr In fNc Cabinet a, fnt
PRISE .i ai-t.llaut. ar. Alcfher>on s.'io
f.. n.r IIrr Dim was iu INr interests 20
mani. .fl..lrers. ani hal "a quality off recS
....rr.. U.rrle. Iffnlf was Che Sind oi
OI ulth the Republican people of the
...rfr, hlI mlE.urt fnet were t. rc
r... f.rr -n ..f .f u.
r.rur Ir,s- t nlu.u.
Nr par.h refrrrei f' tho cfoc.s of tle
n..fI n possible l.il.. ir the treasury
Il.ur .. fn .r.Urrlfr tln expenditure
Hr fhr .a2t fiscal year. Dr. gave DO as l'.
opinion fNl' f.e opp cations under lir le
...iHaf r.r-..u Did w.l.i reach -".'tt
a..H.r. lear Hc believed thar within
rr.r..f trn wears that bin would hc cost
.r. flr r..u.c ul fae United states about
Ifrr m ...r dollars a Year. lie referred q,
. u.-. A. .e dctr.f uf twrl-y millions next
.ralr. which vOuii hlIr tn he made mp by
nH.r fINH-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-26

NsW IORT. July 25-Mrs Emily Ca
vauagh who was arrested yesterday for
shooting her husband, James Cavanagh,
Tor abandoning her. was arraigned in Court
to-day and held in 5000 bail FOR trial The
husband. who is connected with the My
Aunt Bridget" company, is not seriously
injured.
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SEA WINGS rRfIcnr
The m-Fated steamer Carried Too Many
Passengers.

S PAti. July Inspectors sloan
Nclccr and Knapp, returned from LAKE
City and Red Wing. last evening. after
nakiuca thorough and successful search
f1r an the survivors Of the Sea Wing
wreck. The inspectors secured afhdavlts
of luj persons. who swear that they were
upon the boat when the cyclone struck II.
Ninetv-eicht dead bodies have been identi-
fcd which makes the total of 203 The
SEA Wing was authorized 10 carry only l,5
uasseu-ers, unless she tOwed two bargeS.
There WAS only one barge with the vessel
90 the time Of the wreck. Captain Wethern
aui others testified that they were carry
inc less than the allowed number Of pasSen-
-....
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NORTHWEST AROUSED.
Farmers Pouring in Letters for Blaine's
scheme.

WA>mNGroN, ID. c., July 25.-Sena-
tor Pierce has been advised by repreSen-
tativcS OF several States, notably the
Northwestern and those on the Pacific
slope, that they have received numcr-
Gus letters from constituents, chiefly
officials of Farmers Alliances, urging
them TO support the amendments re-
Gently proposed by the tariff. The let
tiers generally say that while the writ
ers and those for whom they write IA
vor free sugar, they desire to secure in
return a market for their products.
The Senator expresses his confidence
that the amendment, i'm substance at
least, will become part Of the lcgiSla-
tion of this session.
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BURNED OUT HER EYES.
4 Wronged Woman'a Revenge ON Her
Husbands ParamOur.

NASHVILLE, July 25.-Alienating hus
bands affections has caused notorious
woman named Sis Jolley the loss of both
her eyes Mrs. Walter Duckworth, the
wife of boiler-maker, has often warned
her husband to mend his ways and let the
Jolley woman alone. He failed to mend,
however and to-day Mrs. Duckworth went
to where the woman lived, and calling her
out. dashed two-Ouncc vial Of vitriol into
her face The burning liquid entered both
eyes. destroying the sight. besides badly
soaring her face, Mrs. Duckworth IS
modest. quiet little lady, and her action
was quite surprising to her friends. Her
husband admits that she had threatened
1pSnpr.ltp measures