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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-30
MEMORIAL DAY.
The Ceremonies and Services to BE Held
To-Day.

lobby.
Today being Decoration Day, is a Legal
holiday, and as such will be observed by the
Banks. at the City Hall and Court House
and al the Federal Building. The post
office force will work as usual up to noon,
and will observe Sunday hours there
after
The dav will be observed in the usual
manner by the G.. A. r.. the details pub
lished last Sunday. going 10 all the GENE
teries and strewing with flowers the graves
/ of the soldiers. The details for Mt Wood
and Peninsula Cemeteries. the former IN
charge Of Comrade Jos. A. Farris, and
| the latter in command OF Comrade I. l.
Reed. will leave G.. A. X. Hall at ; 80
o'clock. where they are 10 meet with the
( ladies of the Aid and Relief Societies and
the Sons of Veterans. The detail for Stone
Church. in command of Comrade Oscar
Seeley. will leave on the a. III. motor Tor
Elm Grove The comrades OF Stevens
Post Hancock Camp, Sons OF Veterans,
and the .adies' Aid Society, together with
two companies of boys oirom the Elghth
ward school. in charge Of Prof Crago,
will meet at ; a. m. at G.. \. X. Hall, cor
ner Thirty-six and Jacob streets, and Will
march to Mt. Zion's Cemetery, headed by IA
martial band. The Grafton will be deliver
ed Hon. Josiah St Clair, Post Inspector
General of the Department of West Vir-
ginia. Miss Repetto. of the Sixth Ward
School. will read an original memorial
poem.
A delegation from the G.. \. Il. and the
Ladies Aid Society and the Relief Corp,
will decorate the Monument at a. IN, and
at 10 a. IN. the Monument will be again
decorated by the Patriotic Sons of America,
in honor Of the dead heroes, from LAO 10
date. An address will be delivered by Rev
Ash to the aSsemblage.
At3p. m. delegation Of G.. a. X. Com
rades and the Junior Order of American
Mechanics, will march TO the Fifth ward
school house, where the new flag will be
raised.
The exercises will consist of the presenta-
tion of the flag by the Rev Mr.. Rihel-
daffer. and acceptance Of the same by
Supt. Anderson, together with singing OF
National airs by chorus from the public
schools and music by band, Sc.
There has been good deal of trouble in
getting an adequate supply of flowers, but
through the efforts Of the school children
and others there will be enough for all
needs
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COMMITTEE IN SESSION.
Senator Carlisle Takes an Active Part in
the Debate.

the Debate.
WASHINGToN, ID. c.. May pa full
attendance of the members Of the Sen
ate Finance Committee was present this
morning when the tariff bill was taken
up for consideration. Mr.. Carlisle took
his seat at the foot of the Democratic
side of the table and entered into the
discussion with earneStncss. Senator
Sherman. in the opening, suggested that
the Committee take up the bill by para
graphs and either pass them for future
action or agree to them as they stood in
the bill as it passed the House. This
was agreed to, with the understanding
that any paragraph which was agreed
To might be recalled for further action.
After brief discussion 1t was voted
not to recommend free alcohol in the
arts. The text Of the chemical Sched-
ule was then gone over and s. items
checked Off. OF these, however, 13 Of
the most important were passed over
without action. The committee had in
this way disposed of four Of the 1876
pages of the measure when the hour Of
- o'clock was reached, and the queS-
tiOn of future meetings was brOachcd.
Senator Sherman moved that the COM
mittcc meet tomorrow memorial day.
and continue its work. This was dis
agreed to without discussion. senator
Sherman. in speaking on the subject,
advocated daily sessions of ten hours
duration in order to complete the bill
for report To the Senate at the earliest
practicable day. This suggestion met
with opposition from both sides.
SENATOR CARLISLE
said he wanted to be entirely frank on
this subject. While perfectly willing
to sit ten hours a day discussing the
bill he believed il would be waste of
time. All the time the committee had
so far spent ON the measure he believed
to have been wasted by reason of the
conditions under which it was proceed
ing. Senator Voorhees, stated that the
place for discussion upon tariff bill
was in the Senate and he agreed with
Senator Carlisle in his views. The Re
publican party, he said, wanted tariff
bill constructed on the lines OF protec-
tion; the Democratic party wanted a
bill on the lines of revenue. The way
TO do was for the majority Of the Rcpub-
lican members OF the committee 10 agree
upon their bill and the Democrats to do
the same, if in their judgment the re-
port of a minority measure was deemed
desirable.
Senators lIiScock, Jones and Morrill,
spoke in similar strain, and then Sen
ator TIScock moved that sub-commit-
tee on each side be appointed to prepare
such schedules aS would be advocated
by its party on the floor Of the Senate;
that the Republican subcommittee, as
fast as it prepared its schedules. submit
them to the Democratic subcommittee,
and the latter furnishing its schedules
to the Republican subcommittee. This
motion was adopted, Senators sherman
and Vance voting in the negative.
The qucs tion Of giving oral hearings
was discussed briefly. but without con-
cluSion. 80 that the former action Of the
committee. adverse to the hearing. still
stands
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POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

II is believed that the President and
family will probably summer at Cape May
The Astor estate Will build S2,Oo0.cOC
hotel in Philadelphia.
small pox is epidemic at Dansville; y;
Y Mount Morris has established a rigid
quarantine against Dansville, and any
,,erson visiting the latter place IS liable to
a $1,000 fine ana six months impnson-
ment
Cardinal Manning has warmly congrat-
ulated William Brien upon his approach
ING marriage with Mile. Rafiatovitch and
has promised that he will personally ad.
minister the rite of confirmation when she
i formally admitted to the Catholic
Church. .,.,
The Canadian government has decided
IN again vigorously enforce the terms oil
the convention Of ISIS, IN reference 70 Tue
A,ior.;c fisheries. except against those
United States vessels which take ou'
o,osI,ls rirendi licenaes. \ cruiser Will pro
iced 10 the fishing grounds this week
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LUNATIC's PATE.
An Asylum Inmate Escapes and star,es 10
Death.

Specidi I,l,grdn ~ ne RegisfeF.
WESTON. W. Va. May %. John g..
Whitten, an old man of - years. was
brought to the Insane Asylum ON March
l3, 1890, from Monroe county, and on
the 9Gth day Of April escaped, and until
Wednesday night nothing was known of
his whereabouts Wednesday
Mrs. .JeSSop Marklcy accidentally ran
upon the body Of dead man lying
near large log. From indications
the man had evidently been dead
some three weeks, a. the body
was In fearful condition and be-
yond recognition. The head was
entirely severed from the shoulder,
what flesh remained had turned black
and his hair and beard had dropped oil
The upper portion of the body was lying
in the hollow Of large log bones were
protruding from different parts Of The
body and the remains were only capable
of being identified by the clothing and
the name Whitten, which was found
upon the shirt. Thursday morning the
coroner. with jury. visited the spot
and viewed the remains. which We're
identified by DR.. Lewis. Superintendent
OF the Hospital The jury returned a
verdict that the man had come to his
death by starvation aud exposure. The
remains were buried loo the asylum
grounds.
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again and again. At the conclusion OF
| his address. a wave of applause swept
over the crowd and rippled out again
| and again, until hands were tired and
| thrOatS We're hoarse.
When comparative silence had been
restored, Gen. Joseph Il. Johnston arose
from his seat behind the orators stand
and, leaving the platform, walked to-
ward the monument. On either side
walked veteran eX-Confederatc from
the Soldiers HOme-JOSeph Marion
White and j. J. ONei. His progress
was greeted with continuous cheering.
Reaching the foot of the monument,
Gen. Johnston took in his hand the end
OF the long rope which held the great
white veil about the statue. a gentle
pressure and the veil parted, and falling
on either side disclosed the beautiful
outlines Of the statue. As they came
into view a shout went up from the as
Semblage. In volume so great that il
almost drowned the boom Of the cannon.
In minute the whole aSSemblage had
broken from the ranks and was ilocking
about the base OF the statue, cheering
and tossing hats, canes, etc, into the
air. The crowd on the platform re-
Sponded with cheers and waving OF
handkerchiefs and flags. 1t was long
time before the crowd quoted down and
Governor Mckinney and the other dis
tinguiShcd people on the platform had
an opportunity to regain their seats in
the carriages which were To bear them
back to the city.
The weather to-day was bright and
pleasant. Old VirginianS likened the
day to that memorable springtime Of
1861, when the grey uniformed troops
began to gather for the long and bloody
struggle. 1t does not need Il vivid i'm
agination To see that the two pictures,
IL placed side by side, would bear close
resemblance. for then, aS now, the busy
thoroughfareS were filled with Soldiery,
and the Stars aud Bars had already been
hung 10 the breeze rs the symbol of a
new Union of States. But to-day there
were hundred Confederate emblems
l.,.t
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DEAD TARIFF DUCK,
THE MCKINLEY TARIFF MONSTROSlTY SEEM
INGLY BUTCHERED
In the House Of its Fnsnds-The Meaning Of th'
Senate Finance Committees ActiOn-Consld-
Grafton Of It Begun Yesterday-The
DAYS Work.

WASnINGToN. May 29.-The action oi
the Senate Finance Committee in agree
ing to consider the tariff bill in full com
mittee throws a possible report back
until late in July at the earliest. Sena-
tors Allison and Aldrch. who opposed
this action, think it may prevent any re-
port upon the bill at this session. 1t
was carries by the votes Of Senators
Sherman and Morrill,, with the Demo
Gratis.
sherman and Morrill, did not like the
prominence given Allison and Aldrich
in the last Congress, and do not propose
to let them run the Finance Committee
in this.
Hearings will be given to all impor-
tant interests, now that the full com
mittec has chacge of the matter. Ihis
will take at least a. much time as in the
House, SO that the tariff may be conSid-
cred dead, unless the committee changes
lis mind.
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National League.

At Philadelphia Philadelphia :, Cleve-
land hits, II and 3: errors. Cleveland ,;
runs, and ;; pitchers, Gilks and Gleason
umpire, McDermott
At Boston-Boston :, Pittsburg , earned
runs. each: hits 10 and 3: errors, and
;: pitchers. Clarkson and Baker; umpire,
Powers and McDernott
At Brooklyn Brooklyn :, Chicago I
earned runs, and / ; hits. 4 and -; errors,
, and >; umpire. McQuaid pitchers,
Lovett aud COughlin.
At New York New York y, Cincinnati
:: hits, and 10; errors, u and { earned
runs, | and :; pitchers, Murphy aud
Rhines: umpire. Lynch.
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BALTIMORE AND ONO STOCK.
\ Syndicate of Capitalists willing to Fur
chase Shares.

BALTIMORE, Mp, May 29.-.W. W.
Spence, one Of the City Finance Com
miSsioncrS, admitted that he had been
approached by Baltimore and New York
capitalists and asked if the city'S hold
ingS Of Il. a O. stock could be pur-
chased. He says the negotiations are a
vet in the preliminary stages, and he
would not feel justified in making pub
lie the names OF the persons who are
seeking to gain control Of the city's
block. lie admitted that the same par
ties were negotiating for the stock held
by the State, as by this means they
would be- able 10 secure the Johns Hop
kinS holdings. la regard to the sale Of
the city stock, Mr.. Spence said the FL
nancial Commissioners had determined
to recommend It's sale aS soon aS price
was offered commensurate with its
Valur
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-30

the late jefferson Davis, who, with 9th
cr distinguished Southerners, made ad-
dresses. and the Lee Monument Associa-
tion was organized. with Gen. Early
as President. a Ladies' AuXil-
iary Association was formed, and
the two organizations proceeded to
collect funds for the purpose OF erect
ing monument. Money flowed in quite
freely for a time, but finally interest in
the cause seemed TO flag, ane it was
not revived again until Gen. Fitzhugh
Lee was elected Governor, some four
years ago. The various organizations
collecting funds were then consolidated
under one name, and he became, as
Governor, the president of the Lee
Monument Association eX-Oiiicio. 1t is
largely due to the efforts Of Governor
Lee that the monument was completed
- soon
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-30
German Lutherans Oppose school Law

CHICAGO, May pa large number
Of German Lutherans held meeting IN
Central Music Hall last night to protest
against the compulsory educational law
Of the State. 4 resolution was passed
calling on Governor Fifer 10 include in
his call for a special session OF the state
Legislature. the subject for the repeal
/ Of this law
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-30
NATIONAL BUTCHERS.
The Protective Association at Cincinnati
Finishes Its Work.

ClNcINNArl. O.. May 99.-The Butchers
Protective Association to-day elected the
following officers: Prcsident-W VIM. Peters
Of Pittsburg: First Nice-President-
Ehrmantrout. St Paul Second Nice-Prcsi
dent Michael Hoffman. Cincinnati: Re
cording Secretary Chris Br0kate, st
Louis: Financial Secretary Henry Phil
lips. of Pittsburg: Treasurer, Geo. Beck,
of Detroit: also a board Of seven trustees
4 National trade mark was adopted, the
design to be selected by the Executive
Committee. Chris Brokate was appointed
organizer with salary Of s. 800 year and
six dollars day for expenses whiletrayel
ing Adjourned to meet in Pittsburg on
the fourth Tuesday in May, lsHl
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PLAYERS League.

At Boston-Boston ;, Buffalo o; earned
runs, Boston I hits, Boston :, Buffalo {;
errors, Boston >, Buffalo g., pitchers. Mad
den and Haddock; umpires, Matthews and
| Cunning.
At Philadelphia-Ph iladelphia >, Chica
20 6: hits. 9 and 10; errors. ( and ,; pitchers
Cunningham and Baldwin; earned runs,
each: umpircs, Barnes and Gaffney
Al Brooklyn Brooklyn 10, Cleveland II.
earned runs, u and ,; pitchers, Sowders
and Bakely: hits / each: errors, and I.
At New York New York :, Pittsburg
9: earned. New York ,; pitchers, Crane
and Maui: hits, II and ,: errors, Il and 4
umpires, Ferguson and Holbert
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Pnhlic Ruilding Bills.

WAsmNGToN. May 29.-The House
in Committee Of the Whole to-day pass.
ed the following public building bills
favorably: Scvcnty-fiye thousand dol
lars for Bar Harbor, Maine; Milwaukee,
increasing amount 10 =. 400. 900: IOungs-
town. O.. $1,000; Lima, o.. SEQ, 600
Kansas City. Mo. Sl.2OO.OOO: Racine,
Wis. SlOO.OOO: Akron. O.. 100000
Rockford. llls.. SlO0.000: Fort Dodge.
Ia. So. 600: Shoboygan. Wis. 500
The committee the rose. The agricul'
tural bill was reported and the House
adjourned until Monday.
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bismarck willing to Resume Power,

LovDoX. May 27.-The Petit Journal,
Of Paris. reports that in an interview
with Prince Bismarck the latter
declared that he would return
10 office if asked: that Germany
would never attack France, and that
the real enemy Of Europe was Russia
who was only friendly to France because
II suited her purpose.
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The ceremonie. at Grafton To-Day.

Specin Teisgrdm 10 ne Rsgisfer
GRAFTON, w. Va, May 30. The iu-
dications are now favorable Tor larger
crowd tomorrow than any previous
year. The hotels are crowded aud hun
dredS Of persons are compelled 10 seek
lodgings ia private boarding houses.
The evening trains were all well loaded
with strangers. Among the prominent
arrivals are Generals Raum aud Kelley.
who are quartercd al the Grafton llou~r.
Both seem 10 be- in fine trim
for the exercises tomorrow and boiling
over with patriotic speeches. The g..
A. K. posts from all parts of the STATE
will be- present aud take part Boo thc
ceremonies. Hon. John w Mason ar
rived on No. . this evening, also Adlu-
tant Mckee, Of the Third Cavalry of
Illinois. The procession will form un
Main street. near the Court House. at
p. M. headed by the Piedmont band.
the G.. A. X. posts will follow. aud thr
entire crowd will march to the cemetery
where they will be- addressed by Gen
erals Raum and Kelly. II !, now
estimated that fully twenty thousand
will be- in attendance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-30

Earned runs, Wheeling i, McKeesport ,;
two-base hits, Torreyson, Zeigler: home
runs, Cote, Glenalvin 2; sacrifice hits.
Milbee, Province, Glenalvin, Osborne ,,
Armitage; stolen bases, Lancer, Miller,
Jahns, Lytle =, Glenalvin, Morrison. White
,; struck out, by Milbee ), by Morrison ;;
bases on balls, OF Milbee I. of Morrison 3;
wild pitches, Milbee |, Morrison ,; double
plays Meyer to Glenalvin to Armitage,
Zegler TO Glenalvin. Time, 200. Umpire,
JaLiSOn
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TOO MUCH HOT BLOOD.
Southern Enthusiasts Give Chance to
Bloody Shirt Howlers.

Bloody shirt hoWiers'
New YORK, May pa Richmond,
Va, special says: Some one climbed up
the statue of George Washington in the
State House grounds this morning and
put Confederate flags in the hands OF
the figure. Several protests have been
entered against the flags being allowed
to remain. but the authorities refused
to take them down, and at noon they
are still there.
Several other evidences of intense
feeling are visible, but only in spots.
The Evening state has Robert +. Lee,
Americas Greatest Man" over its front
office.
In speech made at the reunion Of
Pickett Camp, Confederate Veterans.
last night. Gen. RosSer said If Lee had
known what the horrors Of reconStruc-
tion would be, he would not have sur
rendered at AppomattoX.
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cr;si. In a southern Republic.

Rio JANEIRo, May 29.-The projected
public meeting to protest against tho
financial policy Of the government was
held at Buenos Ayre, on the 18th. The
ministry resigned on the evening Of the
18th. and with it the directors Of the
Banco NaciO National.
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Bold counterfeIter Canght.

speciai T,i'gr1m ~ ne Rlgisfer.
CLARION, May pa man who gave bis
name as VIM Seibert was arrested an Row
lesburg to-day by Deputy T.. ) Marshal
w. +. Poe for passing counterfeit money
He went into the store OF C. B LOzell. or
this place. "A few days ago and passed Ave
dollar bill, which afterward proved b. b. "a
raised" one dollar bill He aid the same
at the store Of Jacob Sanders az R0wles
burg on yesterday, but was not caught
until today
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UNITED PREsBYTERIANs.
General Assembly of the Church at Bui-
fatO.

BUFFALO, y. Y. May e9.-The Cen
eral Assembly Of the United Presbyte-
rlan Church was opened this morning
The reports Of various boards were read
and referred. Rev. John Wilson pre-
sided. A motion from the Presbytery
OF Central Illinois, asking for a law for
bidding the use Of tobacco by members
OF the church, was referred. This az
ternoon a report on mission work IN In
dia was read and discussed.
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w.namaker Tired OF a Bargain.

NEW York. May pa special from
Philadelphia says that John Wanamakeer-
who about two years ago bought the whole
sale dry goods business Of the wellknown
firm Of Hood, Bonhright * Co, IS now anX-
ious 10 get rid of his bargain, and that ne
gotiations are now pending whereby the
old firm may regain control Of the business.
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Prominent In.urance Man Dcad.

Sp,cidi T,i,grGH, Ia N,s RsNsfsr
MASON CITY, w. Va. May e9.-Mr
4. Bell. Of the firm Of Bell 81 Ihle. OF
PumerOy, Ohio. the leading iusurancr
man Of this portion ~ the Ohio Valley.
died suddenly at his home az Racine.
few miles above here th, evening. 3D.
was young man Of excellent busiuc--
ability.
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Favorable to tho Inler-continental Rail

WA~mlXGToN. May 29.-Reprcscnta-
tive McCreary. of Kentucky, was today
authorized by the House Committee on
Foreign Affairs to report favorably to
the House. the bill looking to the par
ticipation Of the United States in the
survey for the Intcr-Continental rail-
wav connecting North and Sonth
A,p.rf,.u
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Patent. for west Virginlans.

.SOeciql Telegram 10 NE Register.
WA-mINGToN. D. c., May @.-Paients
have been granted West Nirglnians as iol
lows: Thos X. Carskadon. keyser, roohng
James Z. McElroy, Of Albany. asslg.o or tC
Consolidated Car Heating Co. W. Va,
XVbeolingl: Wm. B. Osborn, Clarksbure
steam engine; II. +. Spilman, Spilman,
nail keg.
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Crn.hed 10 pcnth hrnLnr.

Speciai Tsisgram 10 ne Regisfer
mason CITY, ". Va, May a. straw
ther Edwards, employed at the lumber
yards Of Hensley & Cooper. near here. was
killed this evening by a lOg rolling over
him. He was an excellent citizen aud a
representative Of one Of the pioneer fam
lies Of the county. His wife died recently
and he leaves six small children doubly
orphaned.
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Defeats the subscriptiou

SpfctdL JsifgFdb 10 he Kfgtsfer.
ELLENBoRo, w. VA, May e9 The
proposition 10 subscribe sl5. 900 IN Grant
district towards the building oi the
Ohio and West Virginia Southern Rail
road, was badly showed under Ye,tor-
day. The vote was f35 against 10 l,D
for. This probably settles this enter.
prise for some time tO come.
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\ VAST MULTITUDE.
One Hundred and Forty Thousand Peo
pie saw the Unveiling.

RIcIMoNp; Va, May 99.-When the
statue was unveiled the crowd in the
vicinity was estimated at one hundred
and forty thousand Those who par
ticipated in the procession numbered
twenty thousand. There were seventy
thousand strangers in the city during
the day.
a brilliant display of fire works took
place tonight. the most striking fca-
lures being representations Of the
equestrian statue of Lee and pictures of
jefferson Davis and Stoncwall Jackson.
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Lutheran MInistrium of pennsylvania.

BETHLEHEM. Pa. May 29-The Luther
an Ministrium OF Pennsylvania and ada
cent States convened here to-day in the
forty-third annual session. The present
officers were reelected. Receipts during
the year were 80. ~, disbursements sJl.-
3q.i. The 400 churches. with l20,ODO com
municants under the synod, are reported
to be in a prosperous and healthy condi-
.fnr,
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HORROR At SEATTLE.
Five People Perish in a Cheap Lodging
House Fire.

SEATTLE. WASH. May "a block
of frame buildings. bound by King
Commercial ana Weller streets. was de-
Stroycd by fire this morning. The block
was occupied by cheap lodging houses,
beer halls and restaurants. Two hun
drcd ont Of the three hundred inmates
of the block barely escaped with theiI
lives. 1t is thought that five, at least
periShed. The loss is supposed To ar
gregate $50. 600: insurance $1,000.