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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-01
LOST THE CATARACT,

A Baltimore Hospital Patient Tells His
Interesting History.
BALTIMORE, June ga patient who,
under the name OF Dumar, had been
treated at the Maryland General Hospi-
tai for senile cataract, said to the ply
sician who announced it to be his one
thousandth successful case, that he
would make it memorable by disclosing
his ancestry. He then said that his
name was really Sandys, and that he
was descendant Of Sir Edwin Sandys,
one Of Queen Elizabeth's chief advisers.
His maternal grandmother was Lady
Jaue Bowers, lady in waiting to the
Duke OF Clarence's household. The
Duke became infatuated with the re-.
markably handsome woman, and a
daughter, Dumar's mother, was the
issue. She was made Lady Jane
Weichset, married Thomas $. Sandys,
who spent her settlement and the two
came to this country and changed their
name. "Dumar" has been having some
rough experience out West.
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NAUGHTY PEOPLE DENOUNCED.
Dancing, Wine and billiards Included in n
-- Theological Course. W.,

Dancing, Wine and billiards Included In n
a Theological Course. w..
ANNAPOLIS, MD., June 30.-Rev. E. D.
Huntley, pastor Of the First Charge
Methodist Episcopal Church, denounc-
ed the St. Johns College, Of Annapolis,
the oldest collegiate institution OF the
State, as IN unii. place for Mc.hodists to
send their sons. He declared that the
dominant spirit OF the institution was
not conducive to the formation OF Chris
tian character; that the college authori.
tics permit and sanction proceedings
hostile to Asthodism and there is no
hope for any change. DR.. Hunttey re.
ierred TO tho eIercisea Of Com menos,
ment week aud declaimed against tho
hops which concluded the programme
OF several OF the evenings as well as the
menu OF the alumni,bsnQuet, which EN-.
braced wines. He also objected 10 the
playing al pool and billiards, which he
declared some members ot the faculty
had been guilty Off
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CLOUD BURST Ar FLkMINGTON.
Considerable Dn,ung" Done to Property In
the Village.

Considerable Dn,ung" Done to Property In
the Village.
speriai Hspaich to the Inteniumeer.
FLEMlSGToN, W. Va, June 3O-The
rise in Berry run reported this morning
was caused by cloud burst. The run
and Simpsons creek subsided before the
water had reached the houses and tho
damage was less than was anticipated.
Claudius Davidson loses 20 acres of prass
along the run; A. Sinclair had buggy
washed away; Fl ". Lafoiette, the tan.
ner, loses about 500 by bark floating of
and ground bark being destroyed; G. 7.
Greenhouses and W. G. WyckoH's gar.
dens and fences were entirely destroyed.
Nearly every resident in the western
part Of town sustained slight loas Of
some kind,
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0vtkCUM" Bi fiit HEAT.
Pittsburgh Womn" Fnints Six ,im.s on
az Elm Gruve T.nin.

\ Pittsburgh Womn" Fnints Six ,im~s on
an Ella Grove Tain.
Mre. John Conners, Of Pittsburgh, was
overcome by the heat in the crowded
car coming in from the Park ut 0 o'clock
last night, and tainted five times, finally
becoming unconscious and remaining so.
When the motor arrived here she was
carried into the police Office appa.
rently dead, but physician being sum.
moned, soon restored her 10 life, though
her condition was critical. She was re-
moved in the patrol wagon to the house
OF an acquaintance, at the corner Of Ne
Colloch and Eleventh streets. She had
several children, her sister and young
lady friend with her, and the scene in
the police Office, as they gathered about
and wept over her, as she lay on cot,
was very sorrowful. The clothing OF
the party was drenched and muddy, and
they presented aconpete picture Of mis-.
'ry. The attending physician said later
that she would bs all right with good
nights rest.
Several other ladies' tainted, but none
OF them were seriously i'll.
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FIiIllt!ul Explosion.

ELMlRA, n. y, June 30-Shortly
alter eleven o'clock this morning an EN-.
ploye Of Barker, Rose & Gray, the heavi.
cat jobbers and retailers Of hardware in
this city. spilled some Japan dye near u
lighted lantern in the basement OF that
firms store and in moment the light in
the lantern had communicated with the
Irg the dye, was badly burned, and
Flelches Griswold, who was with him,
was quite seriously injured. The fire.
men were unable to CHECK the flames
and tho entire plant was burnpd, only
the outside walls being LETT standing.
The stock Of Barker, Rose 4 Gray was
insured Tor 100000 and the block,
which is owned BY 'he Aruo estute, for
$50. 600. ..1U
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WESTERN UNION OPERATORS.

Employees Mt New Orleans aiust Pay for
Working Over Time.
NEW YoRK, June 30.-A dispatch from
New Orleans states that never since the
strike Of 1883 has the Western Union
Telegraph Office in that city been more
seriously crippled than now.
Eighteen men on the night force have
resigned and gone elsewhere to seek EN-
ployment. The reason for this is that
the management refuses to allo. the
men extra pay for over time. 1t not in
irt qaently happens that men are obliged
to work from one to five hours without
compensation. The departure Of the
eighteen operators entailed an extra
amount OF work on those left behind,
and petition requesting pay for the
overtime has been sent to the manage.
ment. ..F :.
The petitioners stated thatif their re.
quest was denied they would resign.
The company replied that their resigna.
tions would be accepted.
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M,sSEAroL1s, MINI, June 3O.-At
1880 o'clock this morning fire was dis.
covered in the rear OF George Huhn's
drug store at 1913 Nicollete avenue, di.
rectly opposite city hall. A fire alarm
was turned in, and whom the Depart-
ment arrived tho fire bad gained such
headway that it was hard york getting
it under control. 1t WIS fully two hours
before the flames were entirely exhr.
guished. Mardcr, Luzsnd & Co., tho
type founders, who occupied tho upper
story OF the building, are the greatest
losers. Their loss will exceed 50,000.
George Huhn's stock OF drugs 10 almost
total loss, und the building ia greatly
damaged. lie states his loss At $50. 900.
The entire loss is about half covered by
insurance, tsl=1Eas- Ai 49,
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The Council Committee appointed to
look into the grievances Of the Bakers
addition people went out yesterday in
Councilman Kreiter's big wagon, accom-
panied by City Engineer Hoge. The
members were met by q citizens com.
mittee composed OF Henry Hoey, George
Wilhelm, William Strauss, Ed Walton.
William Mccormick, II. W. Brooks and
William Fox. They looked about, and
adjourned to meet again and take action
Wednesday night. They also visited
Caldwells run. a' ls.
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West virginia Tensions.

Special Dispatch 10 The lnteilgencer.
WASHINGTON, D. G., June 3O.-West
Virginia pensions were granted to-day
as follows:
Original-samuel Knight, ,Triadelphia !;
David Heston, Gath; Jackson Barnes,
kenna; Thomas H-ss, RirAia @. e.. j;
Henry Weathey, New Salem; George
W. Stoots, Jackson; Samuel PlA,tner,
Sleep Creek Bridge; Dave Hartley,
Limessone; Wu,. G. Neal, Harrison.
lncrtast-Jos. F, Ewes, Whites Creek !;
John 7. Payne, Wise; JOS. Richards,
Buckhanneu; Jonas Powers, Dickson !;
rhos. B McGlumphey, Asror; Levi B.
Clovis, Oxford; John Hall, Grangsville; F.;
John Il. Dawson, Olive; BENZ. F. Dun
lap, Wheeling; Riley Monroe, CIarks-
burg.
Reissue-Thomas ]. Chaplin, Woii's
Summit.
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West Virginia l'ostnusters.

Special Dtspdtrh to The Mtetl,gencr.
WASHINGTON, D. G., June 3O.-West
Virginia postmasters we're appointed as
follows: W. E. Smith, vice D. 3. Nc.
Elwee, resigned, Dnnmore, Pocabontas
county,; W. A. Hughes, vice G. H.
Hanctins, resigned, Flat Top, Mercer
county; d. n. Burdett, vice G. w. Med
ley, resigned, Mink, Kanawha county
NJ. A. Calvert, vice E. 3 Opperson, re.
signed, Fearless, kanaw ha county.
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HORRIBLE ACCIDENT.
Attorney A. L, Hus'ead, Q
Clarksburg, Fatally Hurt.
STRUCK BY A LOCOMOTIVE
And Terribly NIansled...Cloud Hurst
at Ficmtnctun.-A Servant Gtrt's
Peculiar Dcath..Other Occur.
rcuccs at Nearby Towns.
Saeelal DtspateA 10 sat Eattaiatacer.

sSect2 DfSpdteh 10 nt fatfHt1eacer.
CLARKsBuRa, W. Va, June 3O.-NIr.
A. L. HuStead, q prominent attorney Of
this city, attempted to cross the Balti.
more 4 Ohio track near the station here
tonight ahead OF tho east.bound ex.
press. He was struck by the locomo.
tive, thrown beneath the train and
dragged a considerable distance. His
body was horribly mapgled, his right
arm was torn from the .ehoulder and his
skull crushed Ia. Physicians were i'm.
mediately in attendance and everything
possible done for him, but his Injuries
are reported fatal and his death Is ex.
pected at any minute.
Mr.. Hustead had been magistrate hero
and was known as a brilliant lawyer.
He has n wiio and several small chill
dren,
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Tns NEW pSsSloy LAW.
Csmmissioner ltnuM says tho Work viii
be Rushed as FRst rs Possible.

bN tsHhhtH HS FIRST Us f1tstbtS.
WASHINGTON, June 30,-The old sol
diers who arc entitled to pensions undel
the dependent bill, just approvedby the
President, are likely to have their claimt
adjudicated promptly.
1t Is estimated that under this law
fully n quarter Of a million persons will
DO added to the pension roll.
General Rnum, Commissioner OF Pen.
sions, who Is making every effort to
meet this emergency, asys: IAN addi.
tioaal allowance OF 449 clerks has been
asked for because tho present force has
all II can do. The new law will, accord.
ing TO the Senate estimate, put 10000
more cases on tho rolls. II would be-
impossible for the present force to
handle all this extra work in addition to
what they are doing now, and Sol have
asked for more clerks.
"There are to be ten more principal
examiners, believe, and tho others to
be divided through the various grades OF
clerks. No new division to be created,
but the work will be so divided that
cases under the new law will move right
along abreast Of tho old cases. 1t would
be unjust to make claimants under this
latest act wait and take their turn. So,
instead OF putting the new cases behind
the rest, We will begin work on them at
once, aud carry them right through rs
fast as possible.
"0ases that are well represented, ia
which there are no uniavorable condi.
tions, may be got through aud udjudi-
Gated in month, | should think. We
Issued, just as soon as the President
signed the bill, thousands OF pamphlets
the text OF the act, the rules
governing cases under it, and blank
forms for claimants to Oil out. These arc
how being distributed to claimants, and
!nany are also being sent to Grand Army
Posts for the information OF members"
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Eiactr,c f,ittcrs.

This remedy is becoming 40 we'll
known and SO popular rs to need no sno.
c!al mention. All who use Electric Bit
ters sing the same song Of praise.-A
purer medicine does not exist and it is
guaranteed to do all that is claimed.
Electric Bitters will cure all diseases Of
the liver aud kidneys, will remove pim-
pies, boils, salt rheum md sther alice
.|ens caused by impure blood.-Will
drive malaria from the system and
Prevent aswell as curcallmatarial teyers.
For cure OF headache, constipation and
Indigestion Try Electric Bitters.-Entire
satisfaction guaranteed, OF money re:
inpded.-Price so cts. and 81 % per bot
tie at Logan Drug Co.'s drug store, 5
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The Tennis Tournament.

II it rains no more this morning the
Base Ball park will be in tirst-class order
tor the tennis tournament, which opens
this morning, for the hospital fund. II
rain should interfere, this mornings
programme will be postponed till Thurs.
day forenoon. The sport will go on
this afternoon, however, at any rate, and
all day tomorrow. Some spirited and
entertaining contests will he seen, and
the attendance should ho large.
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special Dtsratch to the Intetiigenctr.
GRAFTON, ". Va, June 30.-Mr. Ed.
J. shoughnessey, the popular train
dispatcher oi the B. & 0. here, was mar.
ried to Miss Julia McManimon at the
Catholic Church ut 4:3o this morning,
by Rev. Father keleher.. They were
waited upon by Mr.. Joe Moran and Miss
Ellen McManimon, sister OF the bride.
The happy couple left on the 6 a. IN.
train for Philadelphia and New York.,
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A PROHIBITION MAYOR
Arrested for Sellipg Liquor without GOV.
.-.snfaI. ernment Ltcehss. ,u. .I.

Arrested for Sellipg Liquor Witllnut Gov.
-s.at ernment Licehss. u
HooFElsTowS, I'LL, June 3Q.-W. P.
Pierce, the Mayor o! this city, was q pill
lar OF strength in the Prohibition party,
he was relentless enemy Of rum,
and carried his hatred for tippling to
such length as to condemn soda cock
tails. His light Of reform shone bright
est two years ago. when he was elected
Mayor on the Prohibition ticket, He
was a consistent church member, and it
Is gaid that he was so steadiast to bis
principle aS to refuse the church wiue.
Mayor Pierce was taken to Springfield
Saturday, on q warrant charging him
with selling whisky contrary to the laws
OF Uncle Sam. fg T
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The Hent Continues.

CnlcAGo, June 30.-Dispatches from
numerous points in Iowa, Illinois and
Wisconsin say that, although there was
s slight fall OF temperature Sunday, it
was not enough to afford much relief.
A great many prostrations and u number
OF deaths are reported. Bloomington,
Aurora and Elgin report the highest
temperature, the mercury having regis.
tered from 1902 to 1912 in the shade in
those cities Yesterday.
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AN OLD WN.tLlNG ATTORNEY
Dies Mt Richmond, V,rsi"in-An Important
Cnhs He Had In Cbnrce.

Snhe no uNu III SnhrSes
Judge Z. q. Fitzhugh, Of the Chancery
Court, Richmond, Va, was stricken
with paralysis Thursday OF last week
and died tue same evening. Before the
war he resided at Wheeling and was the
attorney in the western portion of the
State for the Baltimore l. Ohio railroad.
He was a partner of Mr.. G. W. Russell,
father of Il. NJ. Russell, E>q aud very
prominent attorney. He had been
a member and Elector on the
ticket which elected Jefferson Davis
President OF the Coufederacy. He had
lived in Richmond since the beginning
OF the war. When thu Chancery cour,
vas established in 1870 he was elected
Judge, winch position he has continu
ously held, with the exception OF one
term.
A, Richmond dispatch says:-"The
death OF Judge +. II. Fitzhugh will ne.
cessitat. the reopening OF the celebrated
Bette Thomas case. For several weeks
past Judge Fi,zhugh had been engaged
in hearing the argument OF the eleven
lawyers engaged in this case. The ar
gument closed few days ago, and the
decea.ed had taken the papers to write
out his opinion.
The plaintiff is young colored woman,
and the natural daughter OF W. A..
Thomas, a retired dry goods merchant,
who died without will year or SO ago,
leaving an estate valued ut about quar-.
ter OF million dollars. This natural
daughter claims that it was the Intention
of the deceased to will her all OF the per-
sonal property, which is the bulk OF the
estate.
Thomas's relatives contest this CHIN
and are making an earnest fight against
it. Whoever may fill the place will have
to go over the Thomas case again from
the beginning. including the arguments
Of the big array Of counsel and the vo.
luminous testimony introduced at the
recent trial,
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FRERponr, Pa, June 3o.-The Taren.
tum Bank, the only financial institution
in Tarentum, failed this morning. The
bank was an individual concern, run by
John Kennedy, Jr., 4 Sons. The LA.
bilities ARE not known, but are not be.
lieved 10 be large, sa the depasits' haYe
not exceeded $4,000 ior long time.
MIR. Kennedy is said TO be quite wealthy
and II is thought the creditors will b,
paid in full. The failure caused no OK.
element. &. (:
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Panic In Buenus Ayrcs,

LONDON, June So.-Thc Buenos Ayrts
correspondent OF the Times telegraph,
that the National Bank Of Bueuos Ayr,s
suspended payment on Saturday and
that the rates Of the bank fell from lGs
TO loo and closed at lis. A panic wus
created on the Bourse at Buenoa Avr"a
vailed. '' r'o-
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sr. PErERsnURd, June 3O.-The Jour
nal de 81. Petersburg says: Prince Fer
dinand's absence from Bulgaria at tho
time OF tho execution Of Major PAni,iya
proves that he neither reigns nor gov.
erns. Prime Minister Stambulotr. Tho
Journal says, is both ruler and regent
aud his method Of governing is by ter
rorism. His rule will be only transient
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Tho Iron and Steel Scale SIrned.

PlTrsBuRoH, Pa, June 3O.-The scale
conference Of iron manufacturers and a
committee Of the AmaIgamated Aeso.
citation Of iron and steel workers ended
satisfactorily this evening and the scale
Of wages adopted at the recent convention
was signed by the masters. 1t was the
qualifying clauses to the Ecales which
created a dissatisfaction on the part OF
the manufacturers, but these were either
Withdrawn or satisfactorily explained
and the scale signed. Work will now
continue for another year without inter.
ruption at all the mills in the country,
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A miraculous l. cape.

special Dispatch to the Intelligelcer.
WAsnlNdToS, Pa, June 30.-About
five O'Clock this afternoon little child
Of E. ]. Rush fell down seventy foot
embankmcnt on the Baltimore a. Ohio
railroad, west Of Washington. The child,
strange to say, WAS not killed.
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LATER,
A Russian Curl. Wnrrr.

LONDON, June 3O-Olga Loubanout-
ki, young Russian lady Of high birth,
started from st. Petersburg to-day on IL
journey to Odessa on horseback. Mile.
LoubAnouski, who is only nineteen
years OF age, has wagered $4,000 rou.
bles on the success oil her trip, and ia
accompanied by committee charged
with the duty of seeing that the terms
OF the. wager are complied with. -
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The Disability Pension Bill.

WASHINGTON, D. G., June 30.-The
Secretary Of tho Interior to-day trans.
mitted TO the House an estimate OF an
additional appropriation OF s93l 900 to
carry ont the disability pension bill
signed by the President last Friday. OF
this amount SS00,000 il for surgeons
ipes, 500 600 tor clerk hire, ard the rest
for incidental expenses.
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Cathedral Cousscrntrd.

PmLApELpHIA, June 30.-The Roman
Catholic Cathedral Of St. Peter and St.
Paul, the corner stone of which was laid
September Q, 1915, was eoaaeera.ad to-
day with most imposing ceremonies.
Added interest was given TO the occasion
by the presence Of Cardinal Gibbons.
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Mark Lane lsepOrt.

LONDON, June 30.-Thc Mark Lane Err
press, in its weekly review OF the British
grain trade, says: The weather has
been exceedingly favorable for caring
wheat, especially in the suuthw.st
Oats promise well. Barley is less ree,,-
lar, having Jared badly in places. Nav
English wheatis firm, owing to a scarcity
OF samples. ! -
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SIDNEY, N. s. W., June So.-The sec.
ond race between J. O'Connor, the Ca.
madam oarsman, and James Stansbury,
OF New South Wales, which was rowed
owing 10 claim by O'Copnor that he
was fonled by stansbu,y in the first race
last Monday, took pIace to-day on the
Far4meta river, and was won by Stans-
bury, who thus secured the single sculi
professional championship OF the world.
The race was over course three miles
and $3.50 yards long, and was ior a stake
OF S. 900, besides the championship.
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A DeplOrnbls Accident.

Special Diapdtch 10 The intt.liGc1lcer. 7Ia
ST. CkAlnsv1LLE, O., June 30.-Lcwis
HoG, who is employed in CarIisIe's flour.
ing mill here, met with a deplorable ac.
cideut this afternoon while ripping a
board on circular saw. 1t stuck, aud
his right hand slipped forward against
the saw, severing four fingers and the
thumb close to The upper kuuckles.
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Po,tmmstern' Sn,nrIen.

sbectds hsifith to tho iate'iiumer.
WASHINGTON, D. c., June 3O-The
following IL the REIMBURSEMENT OF Prpsi.
dental pcstmas'ers' ealaries for the
coming year in West Virginia: Charles.
ton, from Sl,500 to $1,000; CIsrksburg,
from $1,000 to Sl.7U0; Fairmout. from
$1,000 t" SE,i00; Hinton. from Sll00 to
loSl 200; keystr, from 81 100 tn 81 200;
New Cnmb' rland, ,.f'om 81. 900 to 81 100;
Piedmont, from $1,000 to 1000; Poin.
Pleasant, from 81 200 10 Sl.S0O; Wells.
burg, from 81 800 to Sl,4OO; Weston,
from 81 ,2G0to ST, 400.
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nurrnh for the G,or,uu. ro,..,.

New York, June Gothic, ab;n q
a Admiral is now UNLOADING cargo Of
100000 punches OF fire cracker. =.
pier 46, East river. She was lo4 dors
On tue voyage from Hong Kong, and h3p
arrival has caused a prompt falii in in tbe ,e
tire cracker pric.a. H -. '' - - .ne
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A SHIP BURNED.
Survivors Of tho Dlsnstsr Relate n Thrill.
l- Ing Story. .#tE

Survivors OK tue oIshAteF A.eihtc AHEAA'
1854 Ing Story.
NEW YoRK, June 3o.-Thc bark
A,hencc, which arrived here last night
from Windsor, N. S., had among its
crew two seamen, Henry Williams and
George Walker. who were part OF the
crew OF tho Norwegian bark Nordcap.
which was burned at sea on the morn
ing Of June 0.
The Norlcap left Lagsna, West In;
dies, May l6, with q cargo OF cotton and
cedar hook She was commanded by
Captain Nelson, and had q crew OF ~
men. June 7, when of the Grand Banks,
on her way to London and Chrlstiansand,
she encountered very rough weather.
4 fierce gale knocked her about during
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SHOT by Ills DAUGHTER.
Tho Story Told by the Young Woman not
Believed.

Aho story AoAu Dy the 1ouuS woman not
Believed.
MlLwAuKEE, Wis, June S0.-John
Goodrich, aged fifty-six years, was shot
and fatally wounded by his daughter
Lizzie, aged twenty.eight, at the family
home just outside the western limits Of
the city last night. The girl says her
father came home drunk and began
aourishing revolver, and that in Il
struggle to get possession OF the weapon
it was fred. The location OF the wound,
which is in the back just above the hips,
is not favorable to her story, and the
young woman Was placed Under arrest.
Goodrich was in the kankakec, Ills,
insane asylum few years ago, but had
recovered his mental health.