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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-01
Associated Press Meeting.

Chicago, July SLIT having been ascer-
tained late to-day that there will be a great
overcrowding of hotels at Makinaw City,
the Executive Committee of the AsSoci-
ated Press has decided that this meeting
shall be held at Detroit in accordance with
this order The annual meeting will be
held at the Russell House, Detroit, Tues
day, August 3 at eleven a. m.
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At Observation-Disclosures :. Phladel-
phia 6; hits, II each; errors, and pitch
ers, Viau and Smith. Attendance PA.
At apolis-Cleveland 6, New York
); pitchers, Beatin and Russie; hits and
Il; errors, and | : earned 3 and {. Attend
ance, l,5OO.
At Chicago Chicago 1, Boston earned
> and ] hits and / errors, and 3: pitch
ers, Nichols and Stein. Attendance 2,Gl0.
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Assnciaiinn Gamos.

AT New York Brooklyn Q, Toledo 4;
its. 10 each; errors and 5 (; earned and
3; pitchers, Daily and Smith; umpire, Peo-
pies.
At Philadelphia Is, Columbus
9; hits, II and IL; errors, : and 10; earned,
, and 1 I; pitchers, Mcmahon and knauss.
At Rochester Rochester 3, Louisville :;
hits. and y; errors, 3 aud !; pitchers,
Cnlihan Barr and Strattnn.
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Players League.

At Buffalo Buffalo >, Boston ,; hits II
and 9; earned runs 4 and2 pitchers, Gun
ningham and KilrOy.
At Cleyeland-Cleveland q, Philadelphia
II; hits, 10 and Is; errors, Cleveland B
earned runs, 3 and >; pitchers, Gruber and
Sanders: attendance, $50.
At Chicago I, New York B.
earned runs, none; hits, Chicago !, New
York Is: errors, 3 and ] pitchers, Baldwin
and Ewing; attendance, !, l36.
At Pittsburg-P Pittsburg l3, Brooklyn | /;
hits Q and :; errors, and 8: earned runs,
each; pitchers, Maui, Sowders; atten-
dance ! 100
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Lori,vuIr. July 3L-A sensational
shooting took place In the eastern part OF
this city this morning. Peter McCrarN'
nishtyvatchmau at the 81 Louis cemetery
shot and mortallv wounded Annie StaNu,
"a servant girl, employed 40 the home OF
Mr. p Heebs 63i Clay street She was
handsome blonde. The girl had refused 10
marry him NcCrarv was imprisoned.
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Suicide of Prince BottenIew's Rival.

BERLIN, July 3l.-Eugene Argolcn-
ski. Prince Bottcnjew's rival in the ai-
fectons OF the murdered actress. Wis
noyski. has killed himself in Warsaw.
He left letter in which he said he
could not outliyc the shame east ON his
country by the release Of Bottenicw be
cause he is nOblcman.
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Special TstgrGui 10 fts Register
WAsuiNeroN. pa. July 3l.-Iwo men,
travelling under the name of Hatfield, who
were brought to this place last night and
accused of having robbed the White resi-
dence. in Mt. Pleasant township, We're held
this evening under 500 bail n boy who
work, for White Identified the men.
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TENip,p. Col, July 3L-The Santa
Fee train from the south due at l0:+5 last
evening. was held uD by four men near
Trinidad The men stepped up 10 the cab
aud began firing az the engineer. shooting
him through the hand AID wrist. The
fireman. William Hail. has "a severe wound
Zoo the head. The engineer put on steam
ald rlu the train t0 Trinidad and on TO La
Jlutl The robbers escaped.
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Purse for ATteu and Sunoi.

New YoHK. July Sl.-A very liberal of
fer has been made TO the owners OF those
phcnomeually fleet trotters, ANtell aud Su-
mol. bv the managers of the Northern New
Jersey Fair Association, which Is better
known as Dundee Park. They VIII give
q purse of S3O.O0O for race, % take place
some time between September % and Oc-
fohar d
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Prominent Michigan Man Dead.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, July 3l.-ThoS;;
b. Church, the fourth Mayor of Grand
Rapids, died last evening, aged 40 years.
He was Mayor in 1853, member OF the
Constitutional Convention in 1850. and for
several terms Il member of the state Legis
lature. Fred S. Church, the noted artist
of New York. is his son.
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4 set-Rnck for Ed. CnrrIrnn

CHICAGO, July 3l-Attorney Mitchell
this afternoon filed in Judge Horizons
court the bill Of Edward Corrigan, the
West Side race track proprietor, praying
an injunction TO restrain the city author-
ties from interfering with the selling Of
pools on eastern races by the bookmakers
on his track. Judge Horton refused to
grant the Injunction.
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NEW YoR6. July 5l-A general strike
was ordered this afternoon ON all the pub
ic schools now being repaired There are
only three contractors Objectionable 10 the
Board of Walking Delegates, but this gen
eral movement is ordered Co oust them.
About 1 .2OO men are out of work. and there
+, serious doubt about the public schools
being able to open Septemoer9.
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XlctImized the sherIT.

SDttiQI ItIfVFdNl 70 INt HtYt8ItT.
CHARLESTON, w. Va. July 3l-Sheriff
Pickens, who gained some notorlety by his
discourteous treatment of Sheriff Steenrod
and party few months ago, has been taken
in to the tune of so by a couple of fellows
from Lincoln county, who sold him yoke
of oxen for that amount The oxen turned
out TO have been stolen. The fellows are
in the Lincoln county Jail awaiting the
action of the grand jury.
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PARKERsBURG NOTES.
A Budget Of Interesting Items of the La
test News.

ya.,iql T,lsgrap 10 ne Register.
HARkER,nuRG. W. Va, July 3l.-Ty-
phoid fever is raging at Elizabeth. Sev-
eral of the oldest citizens have died and a
number Of others are very Ill. FRANK
COOL, a yell-l,nown cigaunaker, was ad-
indeed insane and sent TO Jail to-day. Cook
had been recently released from the asy,,
lum. but suddenly became dangerous ana
his family had him confined again to-day !
The ease of Finley Chaltant, charged
with incest. is on trial in the Circuit Court.
Thc evidenre AGAINST Chalfant is very
strong. Chalfant is a 0ne-legged soldier
charged with outaging his own daughter;
John Lyons. well-known citizen. died
very suddenly while sitting IN chalr on
the porch az his own home.
Workmen digging sewer ON Avery
street this evening, found the partly de-
caved body of an infant. The affair IS very
snspicious. but whether the child was made
AWAY with or not cannot be learned,
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CAPTURED by THE ALLIANCE.
1t vii sweep Georgia and Defeat Gordon
For the ScGate.

ATLANTA. July 3l'-The Democratic Con-
vcntion Of the Fourth Congressional Dis
trict met in La Grange today, and on the
sixtv-ffth ballot nominated &. l.. Moses,
who received the solid vote Of the Farmers
Alliance men. This makes three districts
already captured by the Alliance-the
fourth. fifth and seventh.
II looks now as if Turner. Crisp and
Blount will be only regular Democrats
who will be able TO hold their districts,
and that outside Of them the Alliance Will
sweep the State and defeat Gordon Tor
the Senate by the election Of Colonel Liy-
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seriou, Accidents Near narncs,illr.

Special telegram 20 ne Register.
BNENE~viiLE.O.. July y3l.-Jessc Doudra
q farmer of this vicinity, was probably
fatally injured to-day by being thrown
from % moving machine Ills injuries are
of an iuterual character.
William Barlow, of this place, was thrown
from horse to-day and sustained very dan
Ccr0us injuries.
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KENTUCKY DEsPERADoEs.
Henry Puget Captured in Lincoln County
w. Va.


w. Va.
SDeciqi telegram 10 ne Regisf,r.
CHARLESTON, W. Va July 3l.-
Henry Fugot. who together with his
brothers Buck and Zack. are charged
with having shot and killed two of a
posse of officers in Perry county. Ky"
while resisting arrest few weeks ago,
has been arrested on Guyan river and
placed in shc Lincoln county Jail. lie
is passing under assumed name, but Is
believed to be the right party. Buck
is said 70 be now in the Perry county
iail. while Zack is hiding in Lincoln
county. 4 posse Of officers are securing
the country for him. They have the
reputation of being outlaws in the
mountain fastneSS of Kentucky, and a
large price is ON their heads.
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AFTER SAINTS AND SINNERS.
Have thr President and Russell Entered
Into "A Lottery Combine

Nru IugN. July Sl-A dispatch from
san Francisco to thc World says Col
Nosbv. who runs little lottery just
across from El Paso, is in the city. and is
.erg much puzzled over the message sent
ONT bv President Harrison regarding the
lottery evil He said. "rhree weeks ago
Russell Harrison CAME % FL paso and
crossed the Rio Graudc % the of
flee 0f the lottery, and began Co talk
business The result was hc got $1,000
worth of advertising for a publication of
Lcsiie's and 500 tora paper iu Montana.
The advertisement tells what "a good thing
"a lottery is and ! would like Co know 10
there IS NOT "a family combine, in which
papa is after the saints and Russell after
fhe sinners.
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AT MOUNTAIN LAKE.
News From the Mecca of Overheated
Workers.
Cns.i,T y,J.,..,., ~ a.. T..f.t-.

SpectQt Ie!eQrdnt 10 ne ReGtSter.
MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK, Mp, July 81
While people III the cities are melting cell
uloid collars, the people here are enjoying
constant breeze of pure and refreshing
mountain air. There a linen dusteris
about 100 degrees too hot, here light over
coat is necessary in the evenings. Last
night the first regular lecture was
delivered on Fools" by one of the Wisest
and wittiest of men, DR.. p. s. Henson.
pastor Of the First Baptist church. of Chi
cago He spoke of the fOolishness of build
ing the tower of Babel, the pyramids of
Egypt, that witchcraft, the Mississippi
and South Sea schemes were monuments
of human folly. He also ridiculed the rich
fool. and the miserly fool: the learned. the
dignfied, the ignorant. the sanctimonious.
the drunken and atheistical fools. The
lecture was highly entertaining and in
structive. Besides the address OF the eve
ming the orchestra played several selec-
tionS. Madame Rusfar again sang and
chorus of twenty-five voices was present.
To-day all the classes met at the ap-
pointed hour. DR.. j. +. MofTat read an
excellent paper to the Minister'S Institute
on the Spiritual and Visible Church -
This subject was continued by those pre-
sent. Rev. c. &. Anderson. of Indiana.
lectured this afternoon on "Bunyan. the
Immortal Dreamer" TO Il good audience.
Dr. Eaton also lectured on Astronomy
and Microscopy DR.. Leon II. Vincent
will next week lecture on the following
subjects Hawthorne" Emerson. .
" George Eliot " Dickens - Thackerv''
and " Carlyle
HOTEL IMPROVEMENTS
The proprietors of the Mt Lake Park
Hotel expect TO form a stock company and
spend fifteen thousand dollars to enlarge
and improve the hotel This is caused bv
the large number whom the hotels and
boarding houses could not accommodate
this season. Everyone is of the opinion
that the hotel accommodations must be in
creased The Park management will also
uy TO raise funds to improve the lake and
grounds. Hereafter taxes will be levied
for such purposes. Additional lights are
being placed about the grounds.
personal NOTES
Mrs Harrison PhOebus, the propre.ress
of the Hygiea Hotel, Old Point Comfort.
Va, with her sons will arrive next week
and occupy one of Major j. c. Alderson's
cottages for the rest Of the season.
Miss LYDIA Bushfield, of Allegheny, is
visiting her cousin, Miss jamie Good
Prof William Armstrong and Mr.. Lee
Phillips have gone TO the wilds of West
Virginia 10 fish.
Messrs. Phil a. Shaffer David Reay,
J. L. Burley, f. NJ. Minshall, Warren
Pierce and g. IL. Hite, all students Of the
University of West Virginia, are rustica-
ting here.
Mr.. Gene Warren. of Wheeling, return
ed home after ten days visit.
Mrs Mary Roberts, of Wheeling is at
the AltamOnt Villa.
very large telescope has been put up
uearthe auditorium for the use of those
having tickets TO the Chautauqua course.
Mr., j. NJ. Bell and wife. of Morgantown,
are al the Allegheny House.
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FIRE At BRADDOCk.
IeS Small Houses Burned-Hundreds
Homeless.

PTrsBURG, PA, July 3l.-At three
o'clock this afternoon FIRE broke ont in
Il Hungarian settlement in the east end
of Braddock. nine miles from here, and
in a short time 3S houses were con
Sumcd: Among these were some dozen
brick residences owned by Americans.
These 3S houses contained l25 families.
embracing some $50 people. who turned
out pcll-mcll into the streets. The loss
will amount to 500, 600, chiefly on the
buildings, rs the foreigners saved about
everything OF value, and riskeG their
lives in reckless manner for their
household goods.
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NIANNINGToN FIELD.
Progress orthe Wells Taggart Gush-
or Keeping TIP.

SDscil telegram 10 me Register.
MANSlNGrON, W. Va. July 3l.-Taylor
Burt aud Latshaw's Taggart No. has
made by guage i'm twenty-four hours two
hundred barrels, They are now drilling,
but as vet have had no increase in the flu
id The sand is showing nice, but hard.
The well will do from two hundred and
fifty 20 three hundred barrels per day when
tubed Rose and Booker are arranging TO
build rig No. > on their Dancer property
which adioins the Taggart No. l. Their
well No / is due next week. Logan No.
is making good progress and viii be due by
Tuesday. McGraw, Watson x Co.'S one
and two are both drilling. Erwin No.
and Montgomery and Jackson x Co 5 Hibbs
we'll are fishing. Dimick and Jackson
Co s Cherokee well have cased below Pitts
bury
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Tramp rerrori1ed City.

MINNEAPOLIS, MiNN., July 3l-The Jour
n0rs Cassellton. Md. special says There
are 200 tramps i'm town and out of work,
and they are becoming desperate Last
night Cuthrie's iewclry store was robbed
of $50 worth of valuables. The citizens
are greatly alarmed and talk of adopting
measures 20 rid the town of the tramps.
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seyentv-Fiye victims Buried.

PANS. July 3l.-The funeral OF seventy
five of the victims Of the fire damp explo-
sion :. the PelliSer pit at ST. Etienne, took
Mace TODAY The Chamber Of Deputies
/ has voted 2OO.0OO francs for the benefit Of
the families OF those who lost their lives IN
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DESIGNATING GRANTS TOMB.
Horse sheds Erected So Near the Mauso-
Ieum as to he Offensive

New YORK, July 3l.-The Park Com
missioners received a complaint from
property owners ana real estate agents,
that the horse sheds attached to the
Claremont Hotel. on the Riverside drive,
were built within 100 yards of General
Grants tomb, and are blot on the seen
ery and dsrespect to the memory OF the
dead.
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EE,ENCEFrL LOVER
rsies Co Dynamite the Father OF Ills
Young Sweetheart.

IUUU. NNEFIIUITIs
rl1N~rmr. INp. July 5i-John B. Day
s..- arrested Wednesday on charge OF
laviu- placed two dynamite cartridges,
each eight inches long iu sleat of rye
a, &C. was about t0 oe put i'm thraSher.
The she4f fen apart and the cartridges
dropped out. thus avoiding "a tragic acci-
leur. as there were SIX men at work, anu
aIl would undoubtedly have been killed.
Day. some months ago, eloped with l5-
rearolt r,rl but was Overtaken and
brought back. ant warned 90 keep away
from the child He swore vengeance
against the father. and Tuesday lc came %
tlc town and bought the cartridges and
placed them .u ttc rye. expecting that 1t
would oe -ei into rho machine hy tae girls
f..ar
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ENDED THE STRIKE.
National Tube Works Trouble at Me
keesport settled.

Pur>GyEG, PA. July 3l.-The strike
go the National Tube Works, MckecS-
port Pa. was settled at conference
this afternoon and the men will 60 to
work. The settlement was effected by
the workmeu waving the demand 10
sigu the Amalgamated scale and agree
us 90 resume. the firm 90 sign 20 pay
the scale of wages The strike iu,
rmded 1000 men,
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sixteen FamiIies burned Out.

WALNUT, Ills, July 5l.-The business
norton of this village was swept by fire
early this morning, fifty-siX buildings be
inc destroyed. Sixteen families are home
less. The losses"aggregate $4,000, with
$40 600 insurance.
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OVER 1000 DEAD.
The Corrected Lists of the Johnstown
Victims.

JoHNsTowN, PA, July 31.-To-day.
fourteen months after the flood, local
paper prints what it claims to be cor
rect list of the dead. The total number
is given at 9,ls7, which, if correct,
leaves over 200 bodies not yet recovered.
The list varies considerably from Sec
retary Kremer's report, and the names
are given of thirty-four persons that
were lost from the day express.
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Farmers Alliance Ticket.

LANSING, MICn., July 3l-The Farmers
Alliance Convention to-day nominated the
/ following ticket For Governor, Eugene
Belden; Lieutenant Governor John Me
| GregOr; Secretary Of State, w. +. Adams
| Treasurer. Henry f. Blackman.
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Republican League Convention.

New YORK. July 3l.-The EXec1tlVe
Committee of the Republican cluos ol New
York, to-day issued call Tor tne annual tt.
convention at Saratoga Springs. September
4th next
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PASSED THE LEGISLATURES.
Chicago Can Issue the Five Million Dol
lars Fair Loan.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL, July 3l.-The
proposed constitutional amendment pro-
viding for the issue of $1,000, 900 in
bonds by the city of Chicago to aid the
Worlds Fair has been adopted by both
Houses Of the Legislature.
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RIddled with Bullets.

BEAMwELL, w. VA, July 3O.-The
body of an unknown white man was
found in Elkhorn to-day. He had been
dead about ten days. The body had
eight bullet holes in il. No clue.
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Dead In the Cabin.

New LoNDoN, July 3l.-Geo. L. Schuy-
Ter. of New York. a guest of Commodore
Gerry. on the flagship Electra, of the
New York yacht squadron, of the Pequot
House New London. was found dead IN
the cabin this morning.
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Gning to Visit Ben.

AUGUSTA, ME, July 31.-Secretary
Blaine and EmmonS Blaine went through
here tonight on their way to Cape May
to visit President Harrison.
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BET ON GRANT.
New York Man Says He VIII Beat
Grace for Mayor.

NEW YORK, July 3l.-The bet made
between John Matthews, the Mayor of
the BowerY, and John Reilly, Tammauy
leader Of the Fourtcehth Assembly Dis
trict is the talk of the town. Mr.. Mat
thewS bet $4,000 that if Grant and
Grace run for the Mayoralty Grant
would be elected bya large majority. A
forfeit of 1000 each was put up in the
hands of Mr.. Flynn, the balance to be
mt ND OrtOber ,.
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SAILORS STRIKE.
seamen at Chicago Want an Increase in
Wages.

CmcAGo, July 3l-An afternoon
says: Tomorrow morning will in
augurate sailors strike, involving
every species of sailing craft on the
lake system The prospective strike is
due to a demand on the part of the
Seamcn'S Union for an increase in
wages. that every man on ship board
under the captain shall be a member OF
the union.
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BELLE nmroN's SISTER RIO.


She VIII Figure ON the Variety Stage Of
the Bowery and Elsewhere.
New NoEk. July 3L-Belie B.lton'>
sister Flo. wii. be sensational figure
u American variety theatres this Sca-
SON. Pat Reilly. who has made
a great dca, of money as vaude-
y'uc manager, hired her during his
recent visit to London. and the sister
.u-Iaw or NiscOuut DuulO will exhibit
herself Boo tho Bowcry and throughout
thc country generally. Reilly says he
engaged her upon her merits as a singer.
and not for the sake of her relatives
..f.rf.fr-
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Dakota and Minnesota.

MrNNEAaoLIs, MIN, July 3l.-The best
authorities estimate the wheat crop OF the
present season in the Dakotas and Mime
sofa at one hundred million bushels.
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PAID THE DEBT.
The Pennsylvania Co. Owes No More to
the state.

the state.
PHILADELPHIA, PA. July 3l.-The Penn
sylvania Railroad Company to-day paid
the last installmont on account of the pur-
chase OF the main line of their road from
the State of Pennsylvania. The check
was filed out for S635, ,65394, which includes
interest. The main line of the road was
purchased from the State in 1851 for some
thing over S1.0O00O0, and the railroad
company stipulated to pay for il in yearly
installments Of S460,O0O The last install
ment falls due tomorrow and by the pay
ment of this balance the railroad company
gains the clear title TO the property.
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Cardinal Palottl Dead.
MARTINS FERRY.

RoME. July 2G.-Cardinal Palotti is dead.
He was 81 years old. He was raised 10
the Cardinalate in 1857.
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II YOU WANT q genuine surprise in
the way of getting more than your money
is worth, buy a five cent cake Of Rough on
Dirt Family Soap
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IMPORTANT SUITS.
\ Woman Wants Heavy Damages from
Saloonkeepers.
u.

Sgs-ial 7sisgrGR 10 ne Register.
PARKEEsBUEG. W. Va, July 81
Mrs. Syl Ditman brought suit for lve
thousand dollars against Pat Henry to-
day for selling intoXicantS 10 her nus
band; also suit againstJo John kaitnecker
for same amount, on same grounds.
Mrs. Ditman alleges that on account Of
constant intoxication her husband does
not provide for the family. Considerable
interest is i, manifested. aS it is under
stood that If verdict be given against
Henry and Kaltnecker, other suits. on
tbc same grounds. will be brought.
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FOURTEEN DEAD.
A Long List of Victims of the Steamer
Collision.

BALTIMORE, MD, July 3l.-The work
of dragging the Patapsco river in the
neighborhood Of Fort Carol for the
bodies Of the drowned by the collision
Monday night of the excursion steamer
Louis Eand and the Norfolk steamer Vir-
ginia, was continued to-day. Two addi-
tional bodies were recovered and un-
identified, as those of Willie Hass and
Maggie Eller, children of Washington,
ID. c. All the missing have been ac-
counted for, except Laura Wooden. She
has been reported by her mother as on
board the Louis Eand. The work OF
dredging will be- kept up. The number
of deaths now known to have resulted
from the collision is II.
ALL THE MISSING FOUND.
Laura Wooden, missing from her home
since Monday, the day of the collision,
returned to-day, all right. The police
were at once informed and the work OF
dragging for her body was promptly
stopped. All the missing have been ac.
counted for The total number of dead
is II. -Four Of the dead by the disaster
were. buried to-day.