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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-18
RAuM's $4,000 LEMON AID.
Cooper Offers to Prove His Charges Against
the Pension Chief.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., July l7.-The
resolution demanding an inquiry into
the charges against Pension CommiS-
sioncr Raum was considered again to-
day by the House Committee on Rules.
Mr.. Cooper, of Illinois, who introduced
the resolution, again appeared and Of
fered to prove the truth of the allega-
tions that leading pension attorney Of
this city had indorsed notes for So, 900
for Mr. Raum. and the cases of this at
torney before the Pension Office had
been advanced out Of their crdcr.
Mr. Cooper also made the point that
at the time these notes were indorSed
for Raum the latter was inSolycnt, as
could be shown. Mr. Cooper, however,
refused to give the names Of witnesses
by whom he expected to prove the truth
of these allegations If an investigation
were ordered he pledged himself to pro-
ducc them. No decision was reached
by the committee as to what should be
done with the case.
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BLAINE MAY RESIGN.
a Sensational Rumor Regarding the Sccre-
tary's Plans.

Nrv NoEK. July 1.-THE star pub
ushcs the following: Mr. Blaine's per
>istcncy iu posing before the public as
au opponent OF the Mckinley bin and
other measures understood TO be favored
by tne administration, again comes to
the front in thc publication by one Of
the press associations this morning Of
his letter Co senator Frye ON Cuban
Gou Mr. Frye, 10 is said, first saw the
letter boa the press dispatches. Mr..
Blaine. iu his haste 90 get before the
public. overlooked associations whose
clients oumumbernoarly two 10 one the
Press Association selected as the vehicle
for his views.
10 is accepted as fact aJ the State
Department that Mr.. Blaine's retire
men, from au administration with whose
policy hc >o radically diSagreeS will be
announced just as soon as the Mckinley
bin passes and receives the Presidents
signature. Secretary Blaine Will prob
ably make that the occasion to give full
publicity t0 hi, reciprocity views in an
emphatic manner. such as official re
stt.ctiuus just now debar Tie will en-
tcr tLc field for lSg2 armed cap-a-pie
against both President Harrison and
Speaker Reed.
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MINERS CONVENTION.
Raine,'s Men to he Called Out at Once
Election To-day.

ScorrDALE, PA, July 1.-THE sec
ond days convention Of the Knights Of
Labor was productive of numerous res
olutions. The sensation Of the meeting
was the resignation Of Master Workman
Kerfoot. Secretary Parker and the
whole executive board. Nominations
for the various positions were made aud
Kcrfooi and Parker were both renomi-
mated. and after 4 short time they con-
sentcd 10 run. The other candidates In
the field are Peter Wise and Jas. Keegan
for Master Workman. and j. {. Craig
and Daniel Darby for Secretary. The
election comes off tomorrow. The old
story about calling out Rainey's en-
ployes taken mp and resolutions endorS.
ing Kcrioo'ts actions were passed. Ac-
ton will be- taken against Rainey inn
mcdiatcly and a strike is promised If lie
declines to sign the scale.
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ODD roLIrIcAL rlGHr.
Two OF oIr. Longs son, Working Hard TO
lscar Him in Alabama.

No>r,oyraY. Ala. July 1.-THE nom
iuat.ou of B. VI. Long. OF Walker county.
us the candidate of the Republican party
i0c Governor oi Alabama has precip,tated
au odd political struggle upon the people of
Walker county 10 is well known fact
that the Long family is split 0n politics.
rlc Ola gentleman and TWO Oi his sons are
out-aud-out Republicans. while Two 9TH
crs are the s-auchest Bourbon Demo
Gratis iu the State. and are heart and
soul iu the light % prevent the old
gentleman from defeating Col. Tom Jones
.1 Walker county. John Long, one of Is.
81 Longs sons of the Republican persua-
sion. was elected chairman of the Rcpubli-
cau County Executive Committee and
started Olt iu the campaign 20 rally forces
sufficiently % Walker which IS q close
county. to give his iathera majority for
Governor The Walker Democrats are
sharp ones. and "a bomb has been thrown
iato the Long campaisn by the nomination
OF Tom Long, one of b. ~. Longs Demo
cratic Sous. as candidate for Che Lesisla-
ture The effect oi tho nomination of Tom
Long has been felt. and DO is ev.uced 'y the
resignation of mis- brother John Long. who
was Ww.ungto lead thc Republican forces
.r.iu,t his brother Tom
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PEACH CR0P FAILURE.
only I%.355 Baskets for Market From
Delaware and Maryland.

DtlaNdfe anu mdINithh'
WuWNCroN. July l,.-Aftcr Il careful
canvass of the peach yield, ]. y. Mills.
Superintendent of the Delaware railroad.
estimates that the total product of peaches
thi, year will be l2,36j baskets. OF this
small yield but 80 baskets will be
grown on the line Of the Delaware Rail
road. and these figures represent the entire
product of Delaware's mammoth orchards.
4 small section of the fruit belt in Mary
land along the Chesapeake Bay, appears To
have suffered less than any other Of
the area devoted 10 peach culture,
and Mr. Mills estimates that this
point will ship about 1900 baskets 10 mar
ket There has not been such a light peach
yield for a number of years, although in
lSSl. but - car loads were shipped from
the peninsula In l>S2. the orchards, as if
if in atonement for their light product OF
the year previous. yielded 5000 car loads
for marke ting The banner crop OF 1915
followed a poor yield, as did that OF lss2
Consequently growers have the hope,
based on past experiences, OF very large
Weld next wear
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Liberal Offer.

MAJ. McCabe. Of New Brunswick, H.,
offers 10 paw five dollars 10 any person
troubled with bloody huX, who Will take
Chamberlain Collie, Cholera ana Diar,
rbn.a Remedy according to directions and
does not get well in the shortest possible i,'it
time one half Of - cent bottle Of this
rs,nedv cured him OF bloody fiux, after he
had tried other medicines and the preScrip-
ions of physicians without benefit. Mr..
NfcCabe is perfectly safe in making TINS
offer. as more than thousand ooItieS !, 5.ll OF
MS remedy are sold each day. and 1t has
,.e, b,s,n known 20 fail in any case Of collie
cholera morbus. dysentcry, diarrhGa or
Moody fux. when the plain printed direc-
ions were followed. For sale by {;
p Goetze. W. W. Irwin, &. Schnpei ana
John X lari
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PHILADELPHIA SWEPT.
Heavy Loss of Life and Property From
the storm.

PnlIApELrml. July IA severe storm
passed over this city about o'clock this
evening. The wind blew perfect hurri
can and considerable damage was done 10
property IN the upper section Of the city.
The schooner Nclie and Matte of Tren-
ton. lying az the Allegheny avenue wharf.
was blown out into the stream and cap
sized in the channel The only man on
board was rescued.
\ special 10 the PiLiic LoiG.r from Lans-
dale. Pa. says About 30 this evening
terrific thunder and hail storm passed over
this borough flooding the streets 10 AN i'm
passablc condition. Lightning struck the
barn Of John Clcmmer aud the flames en-
tirely destroyed IT, Coroner Brennan was
summoned 10 Morrisyille. two men being
reported killed by lightning there
Dispatches from NorristOwn and Lock
Haven, Pa, report heavy storms with
damage 20 property.
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c.n,iors ,bout English syndicates

PlrrsRrRG. Pa, July l7.-Christian Yea
ger president and heaviest stockholdcr
in the Columbia Iron and Steel
Company and the PENNSYLVANIA Con
struction Company, located at Unioniown,
said to-day that the sale Of the plant
has not vet been consummated, but that
Manager Butt was on his way TO Europe to
close the deal. II have little confidence IN
these alleged English syndicates, SAID Mr..
Yeager. More than fifty manufacturing
plants. have. within the past year, oeen re, e
ported sold to English capitalists, out oi
That number but one has been sold
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GLASS WORKERS ALLIANCE.
A Grand Combine for Mutual Co-opera.
ffon

BALTIMORE, Mp, July l7.-The
American Flint Glass Workers are now
considering amendments to the consti-
tuition. They will then choose officers
for the year, when the convention will
be ready to adjourn. The green bottle
glass blowers are engaged upon reports
oil committees. \ joint committee of
the two organizations conferred on a
plan OF union. II organization cannot
be agreed upon an alliance will be form
ed of all glass workers for mutual as
siStance and cooperation. should either
organization require the support Of the
other.
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Maggie Mitchell sued by Her Manaser..

New York, July IL Margaret Mitchell
Abbott, who is known 10 theatrical goers
as Maggie Mitchell is the defendant in
two suits brought in the Supreme Court
by William l.. Lykens. manager. and
Frank Gerth, treasurer Of the Maggie
Mitchell Dramatic Company. The for
Iner sues for 81 $50 salaries and II per cent
Of thenet profits, over "l2.OOO, aud the lat
ter for loans aggrcgating $500. Both PLAIN
tifTs were discharged on December IN yio-
lation of contract. as they claim Judge
Andrews has directed service by publica
ti7n as the defendant has a summer resi-
In,lnn II I'lharnn y j
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National League.

At Philadelphia - Philadelphia = Chi
cago ), hits. ~ and n; errors. each
earned, and (; pitchers, Gleason and Lu-
by; umpire, McDermOtt.
At Boston - Boston q; Cincinnati 3;
earned, Boston ,; Cincinnati ,; hits, Il and
;; errors, 3 and :; pitchers, Gczcin and
Rhines; umpire Powers.
At New York Brooklyn >. Pittsburg
:, errors. and 3; earned runs. Pittsburg
5;base hits, Il and 6; pitchers, Hecker and
Terry: umpire Lynch.
At New Yorls-New York 1, Cleveland
I, errors. and 3; hits, II and Is; earned
runs, 3 and l. pitchers, Welch and Wads-
worth.
Before the game the long talked of match
race of 100 yards between Henry and Tier
nan of the New Yorks was decided. Tier
nan won by about six inches.
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Base Ball Notes

Manager j. Siege. has signed 4 new bat
terry, namely, House and List
The Island Juniors would like TO hear
from any club under - years. The battery
will be Zane and Lily. Answer through
this paper
The Lincoln School Juniors would like
to hear from the Wheeling Registers, Sat
urday afternoon. II accepted answer
through this paper, and any club under 10
years.
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Only a IittIe INK.

WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE Senate re
sumed consideration of the Sundry Civil
Appropriation bill, the pending question
being on the amendment to add tue appro-
preparation of 100000 for Topographic
surveys. a provision that one-half of that
sum should be expended west oflthe l0lst
meridian. and that the act of October, ISIS,
reserving irrigable lands, be repealed. Mr..
Call continued his argument of Yesterday
against the amendment. He was followed
bv Mr.. Reagan. The bill was not acted on.
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narnum.s Hotel to be Torn Down.

Baltimore. July l7-Barnum's hotel,
once the glory Of Baltimore. but for some
time now abandoned and an ''eye sore is
doomed to go. 4 syndicate Of capitalists
New York. Philadelphia and this city have
purchased the property The old building
viii be torn down and in its place will arise
a structure from nine to eleven stories high
and fireproof All the floors above the first
will be arranged in Offices. The first iioor
will be fitted for banking houses and such
uttf.DpsQs
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Cigarette Jobbers in the Tolls of the Trust.

NEW YORK, July little Cigarette
Trust. known as the American Tobacco
Company. has adopted the 'rcbatc" plan
of dealing with jobberS. This is the
scheme by which the Whisky Trust
binds the wholesale whisky dealers to
its interests. The cigarette jobberS are
much dissatisfied at the prospect oil
having to pay thirty-per-cent. rebate
as a guarantee of dealing only with the
Trust. but it looks as though they would
have 10 submit
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Association Games.

At Columbus Columbus ,, Brooklyn 8;
hits. . and ;: errors. ; and { earned > and
3: pitchers, Mccullough and Chamberlain.
At ouisville-Louisville &. Syracuse 4
hits. - and "A: errors, Louisville earned
3 and (: pitchers Stratton and keefe.
At Toledo-Toledo >. Rochester ,: hits
( and 4: errors. and 3; earned and !;
pitchers. Healy and Barr.
At St. Louis-St. Louis 3, Athletics =
hits. and :: errors, 1 and 3; earned runs
St. Louis 3. Pitchers, Stivetts and Sew
nrd
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liz FLEW HIGH
4 sensation iu Fa,hi nabie a"d Ari>to-
cratic baltimore.

BuruoEr July l1.-Harrr T.. Big
ham. who. under the alias OF Bradshaw.
was arrested iu CHICAGO. is "a well-AnoWn
youae Baltimore hi-l-dyer After having
Don. some shady wor.. here le Skipped
vith Miss Kate SpUman. the niece Of
President SrImau ot The German SAY
.rrs Bank When Miss Sp.llnau came of
lra recently she had dispute with her
ulcI.. hcr guardian and il "a Do Of temper
I.Ir his comfortable louc. She Mate the
aeru1.rtaucc of Brigham, who took her 90
St James Hotel. where they lived iu lux
grnu~ apartments as mIu and Wife His
hotel n.l tor tN0 days was So which he
paid rIfh bogus check. This crooked
ness was fixed zap by his father. who IS q
l.-..g esteemed citizen. BiglaW also tried
to bus d carpet ou bogus checSs, asking for
tlc difference iu cash. but did not succeed.
About five weeks ago. after enjoying them
selves u Nashiugtou the pair skipped 20
-L.clCn
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ZIG -FOUR TROUBLE.
The saperintendents and Employes Fail To
Reach Terms.

INpIANApoLr-, INp.. July 1.-THE con-
ference between the Big Four superinten-
dents and the employees began early this
morHing and lasted until 1890 o'clock to-
night. without reaching any satisfactory
The brakcmen and fircmen re-
cciyed what they asked, but the engineers
and officials are widely apart, and
il is thought no adjustment IS pos
sible. The company refuses to talk
about pay for over time. and does not want
to cOncede the rates asked ior driving the
engines, while the men claim all other sys-
tens are paying il. At : o'clock the en-
gineers left the c0mpany's rooms and went
to their own, where they held an iudigna-
ton meeting. The conductors asked three
cents per mile, and are offered 30 mills.
which they refuse
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BUTCHERS STRIKE.
Their Forclblc Objections to an Obnoxious
Ordinance.

DANyuLr. Va. July l5.-One Of the
most curious strikes on record has just
ended here Several days ago butcher
was imprisoned for acity ordinance, where
upon all the butchers closed their stalls
and sworc they would sell no more meat
until the ordinance was changed. Since
that time no fresh meat could be bought in
the market for love or money, and the
people were put TO great Inconvenience.
The butchers at last decided that they
were getting the worst Of the so called
strike, and all will open at the old stand
Tomorrow
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p.adlv Electric storm at Norwalk

CLEVELAND, o., July IA special from
Norwalk, Ohio, says: A violent wind aud
rain storm struck Monroeyille, this county.
at o'clock tonight. doing terrible damage
Lightning struck Otto GOldner's house.
killing three sons Freddie. Willie and
Otto. who We're sitting on lounge. Kate
Smith. ncichbor. in the house at the time,
was badly burned about the arms.
Josephine. a sister 10 the Goldncr boys,
was present, but not injured.
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Players' Leagme.

At Boston-Boston Il, Chicago ,; earn
ed. Boston >; hits, Is and I; errors, each ;
pitchers, Radbourne and Baldwin; UNI
pres. Knight and Jones.
At New York-Ncw York :, Pittsburg
,: pitchers, Keefe and Calvin; earned. ,
and !: hits. T. and (; errors, 3 and / home
run, Beckley.
At Philadelphia Philadelphia ), Buffa-
10 .: hits, 10 and :; errors. 3 and ,; earned.
Philadelphia pitchers, knell and Had
dock.
At ooklyn-Brooklyn 9, Cleveland :;
pitchers, Sowders, Van Haltrcn and Bake
lev; hits. I3 and 10: errors. and : earned,
and 3; umpires, Leach and Matthews
attendance 800
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Officers Chnsen

BALTIMORE, July l7.-The National
Convention OF the American Flint Glass
Workers Union was brought to 4 close
to-day and adjourned. The officers elect
ed to-day for next year are: President,
VIM. j. Smith, Pittsburgh, Pa; Vice
President, VIM. j. Dooin, Mlllvine, y.
j.: Secretary. VIM. j. Dillon, Pitts
burgh. The convention has been in
session ten DAYS.
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GOOD FOR TUE CROPS.
RainIall- in Kansas. Nebraska dnd Illinois
DO Much Good.

LEAvENwoRTn, KA>., July 1.-THE
drought in this locality was ended by a
soaking rain yesterday. IT was the
first that had fallen here In
TWENTY-FIVE days. during all Of
which time the temperature has not been
below 20 degrees, and Monday it reached
10. So prolonged has been the dry spell,
and so excessive the heat, that farmers
crops were about burned up. and many Of
them were in despair; but several that
wero in town say the rain has saved the
late corn and fall vegetables
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10 SrEEYGTmEN BrFrAL0.
THIS TINE WE DIDN'T.
The Akron Team Turns the Tables on the
Home Team.

Akron and Wheeling again deckcd the
earth on the Island grounds yesterday. Ak
ron started in with pent-up determination
to win, and she did. The visiting team pre-
sented for battery Sweeney and C0nover,
while Fitzgerald and Lytle formed the
combination for the home team While
the game was particularly remarkable for
field work, still there was enough variety
TO make the game interesting. In the sec
Ond inning the visitors piled up three runs,
and likewise the Whceings in the
third Up TO the fifth inning the
game was even up. and was watched
with an eagerness that knew no
bounds. BY savage batting in the fifth the
visitors garnercd three more runs From
this on it was goose egg game, aud Wheel
ing never got another introduction 10 the
home-plate. Among the features Of the
game was another of those George Ziegler
three baggcrs that are fast going down in
history. Belts distinguished himself with
a home run. and there was a series Of
double plays by the Wheelings that won
marked applause. O'Brien, as usual. ef
fcctually covered several acres, and did
good work The following is the official
score Of the game:
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PROF. ROBERT KIDD.
Demise of the Famous Elocutionist ut His
Home in Loclland.

LocKLAND, o., July l7.-Prof. Kob-
ert Kidd. A. NJ, the elocutionist, and
author of "Kidd'S Elocution and Vocal
Culture" which has now passed through
several editions, and is known to almost
every man. woman and child between
the oceans. died at his home in Lock
land at O o'clock yesterday evening, IN
his scvcnty-lirst year. He was born in
County York, England, in February,
lS2O, and came to this country ut the
age OF twenty years. He entered col
lcge after his arrival and later sradu-
ated from the Cincinnati Law school,
a aclasS-matc Of eX-Prcsident Il. Il. Hayes.
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Storm Beaten IT. Paul.

ST. PAIL. July l7.-Another heavy storm
visited parts Of this State yesterday even
ing. At Red Wing and Lake City the
heavy beating rain is thought 10 have done
some damage 10 crops. But the worst ei-
feet of this tornado was in North st. Paul,
suburb Of this city, where the storm
PLAYED havoc with property for few
minutes, but fortunately no loss OF life re-
snltcd.
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st. Louis Walters Strike.

ST. LorIs. July 1.-THE number of
strikers increased to-day by 50 men. One
hundred and fifty walters are now out.
The restaurant owners were asked to
pledge themselves to employ none but
union men and TO pay $40 per week Tor :
Savs work and - for six days work, ten
hours to constitute a day They refused
and the men went out.
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Two Killed at Trenton.

TRENTON. y. j.. July IA destructive
storm of wind, hail. rain and lightning
visited this city this afternoon unrooing a
number Of houses aud making havoc wlth
the foliage Michael Corcoran and LOUIS
Schlegel, who took refuge under tree
when the storm came, were struck 10y
lightning and killed. -Four persons Were
stunned and felled to the ground at the
base ball grounds.
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4 Costly Wreck Near FindIay.

Plrr-nuEG. July IA Findlay, Ohio,
special saws freight train on the Lake
Eric and Western railroad ran into an open
switch this afternoon at Arcadia, eight
miles east of this city. and ditched the en-
cine and eight cars, causing blockade OF
the track for several hours. No person
was injured. The damage to the engine,
cars and freight will reach $4,000 or Sl3--
nlt
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simon Gov Indicted.

IXprAxArolIs, INp.. July To-day the
Grand Jury returned a large number of in
dictments against suburban saloon and beer
garden keepers for violating the Sunday
law. these indictments being found at the
Instance of the Law and Order League.
Among those indicted is Simon Coy,whose
conviction of the tally-sheet forgeres
caused a political sensation some two years
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4 Small Cyclone In Illinois.

PEORIA. Ills. July IA small cyclone
visited the country Just across the river
from this city at o'clock this afternoon,
wrecking a freight train and small buildings
one man named Emerson. Of Auburn y
York. was struck by lightning while run
ming from the cyclone aud was instantly
killed
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Nnr nI, fiKsr .iCriM.
Eiaeham Dismissed to Seek and Deceive
other Girls.

CuD,Go. July To- Harry G. Bingham,
me Young mau of Baltimore, who recently
e.unei from that c.ty with Katie Spillman,
was urraiguci in "a police court to-day for
failing to PAY his board bin. The girl had,
however iu the meantime paid 10 and there
,vl. n1 prosecution. so the ease was dis
missed Then he was brought up charged
with the abduction OF Katie, but it
appeared that she had come with him will
iar.v. and that charge was also dismissed.
Tac publication of the story of the elope-
meut Yesterday afternoon caused the police
u le informed of another cscapade of
of Bingham. They were informed
bv o. Eurcut OF this city, that he had
made the acquaintance of his sister
Rose. who was iu convent I'm Baltimore.
and ls q result of 10 she came away minus
her good name and 81 500 I'M cash
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Five ola pleasure Party Drowned.

UTICA. y. Y, July lG-The steamer St.
Lawrence colided with the pleasure yach'
Catherine in the ST Lawrence river, near
Alexandria bay tonight. or party o2i
twelve on the Yacht five were drowned.
They We're: Edward Pem0erton. Mrs.
Edward Pemberton. Mrs. ". ID. Hart
Miss Margaret Henry and engineer John
Senscall. They were all from Bradford,
Pa. except Scnscall, and are people well
known I'm social circles there
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Nantha In the Tioea Hold.

CmcAco. July l7-An inquest was held
I'm the Tioga explosion to-day. Assistant
Citv Oil Inspector Prayer testified he in-
spected 10 samples of the oil found on
board the Tioga. These samples proved
mat there was among the Is barrels from
which they were taken eight barrels of
nap;ha. one of naphite, two of lubricating
oil and four of carbon oil The barrels
were all marked simply Diamond b.