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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-10
STATE BOARD OF HEALTH
Adopts Resolutions Concerning Wheel
Ing's Water Supply.

speeia, Telegram to The Register.
CHsRLEsroN, w. VA, July 9-The State
Board of Health is in session here, all the
members being present DR.. w. p. Ewing
was unanimously reelected President of
the Board and DR. n ID. Baker, Secretary.
The number of persons admitted to prac-
tise during the year was fifty-seven, of
which nine were examined and
forty-eight admitted on diplomas
from medical colleges The recon-
mendations of the Secretary that a
code of rules, having special bearing on the
spread of contagious diseases be prepared
and distributed among the local boards of
health was adopted. The Secretary was
ordered TO instruct the local health officers
to cooperate with the transportation COM
panies in carrying out the rules and regula-
tiOns of the association of general baggage
agents in regard to the transportation of
dead bodies, and preventing the spread of
contagious diseases. The salary OF the
Secretary was fixed at 500 per annum, and
that of the Registrar of Vital Statistics at
800.
At the request of the Illinois Board of
Health, resolution was adopted urging
medical colleges TO require attendance on
three full courses of lectures, and a certi-
ficate from regular physician as TO a full
course of professional study, as requisites
for graduation. The following resolution
was also adopted
WHEREAS, 1t is well known that the
point of intake for the water works of the
city of Wheeling is below the outlet OF
many sewers, and,
WHEREAS, This is believed to be prolific
source of disease and death to the inhabl-
tants of that city; therefore, belt
Resolred, That, in the interest Of the lives
and health of the city, the intake for the
said water works should be removed to O
point above all immediate sources OF sew
erage contamination, and that the State
Boaid of Health of West Virginia urge up
on the municipal authorities Of Wheeling
TO Immediately take the necessary steps tc
secure the above important change
A resolution was introduced and adopted
in regard to the pollution of the West Fork
river, as follows:
WHEREAS, the Legislature having made
an appropriation in accordance WITH the
| recommendation of this Board to prevent
the pollution of the water of the West Forh
river by the Asylum at Weston; therefore
| be il
Resolrcd, That great danger TO the health
of the citizens living on the West Fork
river below Weston, and especially to the
citizens Of Clarksburg who draw their wa
ter supply from the said river, warrant US
in urging the great necessity upon the Di
rectors of the Asylum of taking immediate
steps TO prevent the pollution OF the water
of said river by reason Of sewage, night
soil and waste from the asylum.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-10
CLEVELAND SWEPT.
Terrible d, struction by the Storm Yester-
day.

day.
CLEvEIAND, O., July 9.-The wind
storm which swept this city last evening
was perhaps the most severe as regards de
struction TO property ever experienced.
The advance Of the storm seemed 70 be
number of sharp, quick gusts of wind that
wrecked chimneys, blew down trees and
sent everything movable through the air,
Its coming was shown by cloud of dust
fully a hundred feet high which obscured
the sun and made the streets as dark as at
midnight Not single object could be
discerned at a distance Of fifty feet. The
fine dust filed the eyes and sifted into the
clothing, and breathing TO those on the
streets was impossible without handker-
chief pressed to the noStrils. Then came
the rain in rushing whirling sheets that
beat down many plants and caused an eX-
ceedingly heavy loss to crops. In every
part of the city large trees were uprooted
as though they had been pulled from the
ground by the force of a whirlwind and
the streets everywhere were Uttered with
broken branches, and there was no lack of
evidence that the storm was OF the most
unusual violence. The course Of the wind
was uncertain, and il shifted in eddies and
whirling currents in the manner best cal
culated 10 cause heavy loss of property.
During the storm the electric light mast,
az the corner of Bank and Lake streets,
fell with a deafenlng crash. The light
which ii formerly supported could be seen
almost fifteen miles further on the lake
than the government beacon. The mast
was 1S5 feet high and kept in position by
six steel guy ropes. 1t was
made of forty steel cylinders,
held together by rivetS * inches in diane
ter The guy ropes, too, were * ofan inch
i'm diameter The greatest damage, how
ever. was on the ore docks, along the old
river bed, and will amount TO at least So
900, perhaps more. Three OF the immense
machines used in unloading ore from boats,
that look as though they could stand the
hardest wind that ever came over the
water fell TO the earth and were so badly
damaged that they will have TO be replaced
/ by new ones. They were valued at $4,000
apiece $4,000 in all.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-10
Base Ball Notes.

The Comets of Benwood cannot accept
the challenge of the Tight Ropes, as they
have too many games on hand.
The Pink Garkers and the Keystones,
colored champions of the State, will play
this afternoon on the base ball park
The Wheeling Jrs. will play Il postponed
game of ball with the Valley Stars, of Bell
aire, on the old Fair Grounds, Saturday.
The Slippers defeated Brilliant Coachers
Yesterday afternoon by a score of to o:
batteries Lynch and BARLEY and Duyer
and Knoke.
The Centrals defeated the Sun Flowers
bv "A score Of 20 to Il: batteries, Lynch and
Cox for Centrals and Kennedy and Noon
for Flowers.
The Centrals defeated the Three Leaf
Clovers by score Of ~ to Is; batteries,
Lynch and Snieder for Centrals and Noon
sud Baker; umpire, Carney.
The Red Cross Oil Club will play the
Wellsburg "Grays'' on Saturday, the 18th
inst. The "Graysn will have their strong
est team in the field for this game.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-10
OPPOSITION TO INGALLS,.
1t is Manifest Mt his Own Home and VIII
Not Down.

ATcusoN, KAs., July 9.-The init
mate friends OF John j. ingalls, are be-
ginning TO realize that the opposition to
the reelection of that gentleman to the
United States Senate is assuming enor-
nous proportions, and that even here
in Atchison county-his home-there
are thousands of voters who will next
November exercise their right of citi-
zenship in sending representatives to
the State Legislature who will in the
Senatorial contest do all in their power
TO see that the successor TO the senior
Senator is of the people.
The principal reason for the hostile
feeling against Mr.. ingalls, is that dur
ing his eighteen years In the Senate he
has done nothing for Kansas, and n
great many people, realizing that his
tory is in the habit Of repeating itself,
cannot see why he would do any better
should he remain their representative
six years longer. The Atchison County
Farmers Alliance, composed of twenty
six organizations, has declared against
Mr.. ingalls,, and will undoubtedly elect
n representative from the country dis
trict TO the Legislature next fall, who
will oppose his reelection.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-10
BRAVING JUSTICE.
Two of the New York Doodle Aldermen
Return.

Nrw YoRE. July 9.-To the surprise of u
great many people. Billy Malouev, reading
secretary of the Board Of Aldermen OF
1854. and eN-Alderman DeLacey, walked
into tae District Attorneys Office this
afternoon.
Both men were indicted for completely in
the Broadway Surface road bribery case.
Judge MARITIME. OF the Court Of General
Sessions. was applied TO by counsel for
DeLacey and Maloney TO fix bail on the
indictments He decided 10 release the
b1odiers on bonds Of $1,000 each, and these
are b.ur prepared
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-10
Dunbar ReliefAssociation.

P1rTsBURG, July "a Dunbar Relief
Association was quietly formed in Pitts
burg yesterday. Immigrant Inspector
Layton was selected aS its representa-
tive. and has been authorized to receive
all money. food or clothing that the
open-hearted people of Western Penn
svlyania may choose to give to the suf-
fcring widows and orphans of the min
crs entombcd in the ill-fated Hill Farm
mine at Dunbar. Pa. A popular sub
scription fund will be inaugurated by
the Association.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-10
\ CyeIone.

4 cyclone did considerable damage lea'
uoolsSr.s Landing. six miles up the river.
Tuesday afternoon. A strip Of inner .ll -. 80
toc, in width was torn up, marking the cy -
clones path down the hillside !ae ne Tgn ,i,1c
no,yes nav, was passing up the river at inc nm
and was badly damaged Inc DoaI ''al va, Va
timed over. but none Of the cargo wa ,..., .o,,
Strange to say none Of the PASSENGER, Ts, S'e,.
injured. although the crew .aH ga '',r-in.
culty in keeping several i.Gn III -, F,yii'i'l
oyerDo"'u , - about $50. II was towed u
ainGIn- 4e,,ersburg ~ Yesterday by the Belle Prince
e mir
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-10
AssncintIon Games.

At Louisville-Louisville 3, Athletics ]
hits and /; errors, I and ,; earned, Louis
vile / pitchers, Meakin and Seward; UNI
pire, Kerins. c-..-. -.
Al ST. Louis Louis ,, Syracuse ~
hits. II and u: errors. Is and 3: earned
and ,: pitchers, Wittrock and heefe' um-
pire, Emslie. np...-.
All Columbus Columbus 6, Rochester :
hits. Q each: errors, each earned, ana =
pitchers. Gastright and Callihan. go
At Toledo-Toledo 9, Brooklyn3; hits' -
and :; earned, and ,: errors, Brooklyn y
pitchers. Cushman and Mattimore
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>nvEErrEs ourwIrrED.
Corkrru A,,aii, The Conference Report
nu The BIl.

am The Rlf.
r.f.. r..h.S S,r-
~ i-.I. So ."N, ID. &, q u-' '' -- '....'.. ---
are. Mr. OO'hreu con. .n-el nus ',i '-'i,. ~. p.
against tne report RE ctiu,.se1, .-ie - -,
clause uf tnc second secuou OF .ne NV"
ference oul ana SAID that ne lah5 u,'-e
therein used Indicated preference Tor 4
.irrle rnll STANDARD. The Secretary OF
,ha Tr.lsrrv woulI SD interpret 10. Until
I'd .-nl1 would boz given the preference.
sr7 thr I..-ll tender notes would 0e re-
Iasraf i- aofd That was the most dan
..,~ra- r,0,e,r ever vested by law ia "a SEE
,,.r,~y ~ treasury
Nfr Homes. of Arkansas. with the CON
..-- of Nfr C,.'lrelI read au abstract
from ar article investcriay's New Nors
r-...... r..f Ia nlner rnno-et he said tO
..iver is-,,rat.5n I'm ai It's forms 90
tfe ar..f tfat tho Conference report
..--.-,i,.'f some, fs..trr,.s NOT embraced iu
.ftf.. .-r.. TI.r.e 1iII or the Senate bin.
'....5 t..,'i.,., ..' mako if "a better measure
.re- .,-h.r- ..f., sf.-irr that thc purpose
r.t. ...,..,.,..... i....l i...,. f.ieF
,,. ,.,'.i,.l I5,o...s..i, what have
.r,'.. '',-,..r. Is. f....,' q, ,.ar, able rep-
....'.......,.. ~ r,e ..,ll interest. and
,,.,,-.,.- b., me senator
f-o,, ,,e,,la Mn Ioues. that he
f.,- ah.rf.ref the ,nu-e of the
.-uarrr.+..r .,f silver with ..nld. Thiscou-
f..-er.e rauar- i. intended lis a bold dccla-
r.fron thaf the country is still on the siu-
lob. ...,lI ..lr.Iarf and fhar Id the redemD-
f..a.ffh..-.. notes. gold must be- used The
~..~crrr- Of Pho Treasury can drive the
country -o part with every dollar OF gold
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-10
THRILLING SIGHT.
An Insane Woman Fights Her Friends and
Attempts to Jump From Train.
r, .. D.


WELLsBuRG. W. Va, July 9.-The pass
engers on the Pewiky train arriving in
Wheeling at 3:45 p. IN. yesterday were
treated to an exciting scene. An old col
ored woman named Smith has been living
for many years near Holidays Cove. but
recently she became almost helpless and had
no one to care for her. In this extremity, a
daughter of former owner, a respected
lady living near here, offered TO furnish her
a home. The excitement Of leaving home
seemed to unsettle the mind Of the old
woman. She was brought 4 Wheeling
junction, struggling tiercely all the way.
While waiting for the train there, she
made determined effort 10 escape, and
screamed and fought like savage. 1t
took two strong men TO put her on the train,
and once on il she made fierce efforts TO
throw herself off, and was only restrained
with great difficulty. Although nearly 30
years of age, she displayed remarkable
strength From her raving II was evident
that the old woman imagined she was eth
er to be killed or sold into slavery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-10
F,,zslmmons and Upham.

New ORLEANS, Ia. July "A glove con
test between Robert FitzSimmons, the
Australian. and Arthur Upham, before the
Audubon Athletic Association, on the Soth
inst has been arranged Last night Fftz-
simmons telegraphed that the terms were
satisfactory, and he would leave San Fran
cisco tomorrow for this city. The winner
will get 81. 900 and the loser $50.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-10
BELDEN's FRANrIC APPEAL.
The Faithful Republican Editors Called to
Defend the Election Conspiracy.

WASHINGTON, d. c., July 9.-Represen-
tative Belden, of New York, Chairman OF
the Republican Congressional Committee,
has issued an address to the Republican
editors of the country. In it he reviews
the alleged election outrages in the South,
declares that the Federal election law Is
a necessity and that the senate must pass
il. In this emergency he says: 1t is be
lieved that favorable expression of opinion
at the mncture from the Republican press
along the limo would be as forcable as
timely and would exert a wholesome IN
fiuence and inspire legislators to the carry
ing out of the party's pledges
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-10
USED HER DAGGER.
A Desperate Wife Murders Her Husband
In Self Defense.

Augusta, Ga, July Mrs. Charles
Gould has been committed for trial for the
murder Of her husband. last Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Gould arrived in this city
some weeks ago, and registered az the
Markham House as "Mr and Mrs Cha-
Gould. London. England" They were
well supplied with money, which they
spent lavishly, and were evidently wealthy
English people.
The husband INDUCED quite freely in
strong drink. and when under Us influence
was very abusive in his treatment 10 bis
wife. The couple moved 10 Murphy last
week. and on Friday last Gould, while in-
toxicated, went TO his wfe.s room ana De
e,an Ia abuse her as usual. Mrs Gould be-
came enragcd and stabbed him seycra.
time, with small dagger which She had
worn in her belt as an ornament one oi
the dagger wounds proved fatal and he died
n few moments after being stabbed.
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WASHINGTON BUDGET.
Well Known Jurists m--The Fair Program.

Well Known Jurists Ill--The Fair Program.
Special Telegram 10 he Register.
WasmISGroN, PA, July 9.-Hon. y. a.
Acheson, ex-President Judge of this county
and a venerable retired barrister, is in a
critical condition His sickness has been
made worse by the intense heat, which has
prostrated many people.
Judge William McKcnnan, of the United
States Circuit Court, is i'll.
The fifth annual fair OF the western
Pennsylvania Agricultural Association
will be held September /, >, 3, 4 and .. Sec
retary Happier is issuing premium lists
and speed programs Eighteen races have
been provided for and 5000 in purses Of
fered. 5000 premiums will also be offered;
This fair is expected TO be the largest and
best yet held in the State. The Assocla-
tion is in the circuit comprising Washing
ton, Wheeling, Columbus and indianapolis
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PlnNcrn' League.

At Philadelphia - Philadelphia none
Pittsburg l6; base hits, and ~; errors, =
and /: earned runs. Pittsburg : ; pitchers
Cunningham and Maui umpires, knight
and Jones.
At Brooklyn-Br Brooklyn 10, Chicago ..
earned. : and ): hits, l6 and 10: errors, :
and 9: pitchers. weighing and Baldwin
umpires, Ferguson and Holbert; attend
ance. about $50.
At New York ,P. L.l-New York -
Buffalo 4 base hits, 20 and y; errors
and 6: pitchers, Ewing and tersoh UNI
pires. Gaffney and Sheridan. Attendance
$50. o.. ,,,
At Boston-tP L.) Boston ~, Cleye-
land ;: earned. 10 and ,; hits, Is and 10;
errors. and 6, pitchers, Gum6ert ana
McGill umpires. Matthews and Bestty-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-10
cRAY CNNpIpArE.
n. Has His Lightning Rod Run Up for
~

INDIANAPOLIS. July The political
sensation of the day is the announce
men, by Colonel James II. Rice, En-
Auditor of the State, that Ex-Governor
Gray is "a candidate for the Presidency.
Tho announcement is looked upon aS
reliable. Tor of AN Indiana Democrats
Colonel Rice is closest Co Ex-Governor
Gray.
lie has been the EN-Goycrnor'- right
hand man iu politics for several wears,
and is "a man who speaks by the card or
not no an The ticket that the tray
ties have determined upon is tray, Of
Indiana. and Mcpherson, OF New Jer-
scy. Indiana Democrats look upon the
combination as a very strong one. Gray.
they say. can carry Indiana with ease.
and they lOoA upon senator Mcpherson
as a man upon whom an the New York
factions can unite.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-10
London's Letter Carriers Strike.

LONDON, July 9-When the delegation Of
striking letter carriers arrived at the offlcc
of the Postmaster-General, they found
that he was absent They saw the Sub
Controller. however, and stated the de
mands of the men to him. but he informed
the men Of the deputation that he was
p0werless TO reply on his own rcsponsi-
bility. The deputation informed the men
Of the result Of their visit, and the carriers
decided 10 resume work until they could
receive reply 10 their demands from
Postmaster General Raflyps
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-10
Very Dull Oil Market.

PlTrsBuRG. July 9.-The oil market con-
tinues weak and slow Business at the Oil
Exchange in this city to-day is away below
par Only 1000 barrels exchanged hands
during the morning session. A better
market is looked for by all tomorrow.
This is on account Of the pipe line reports,
which will be announced, and usually this
report has a good effect on the market. The
opening was at s95Sc, the highest the same,
the lowest SOL &c and the noon bid the
same.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-10
ALeaeuc Meeting called for To-Day.

Mansfield, O., July "a meeting of
the Tri-State League directors will be held
here tomorrow to take action on the dis
bandment OF Dayton and Springfield. Rep
resentatives from TT. Wayne, Sandusky
and Lima will be here and two members will
be chosen from those three. TT. Wayne is
anxious to come in as the Indiana League
is too slow, and Sandusky has been aching
for admission for six months Lima, on
account of her geographical position, is
preferable to Sandusky. The League
will continue with six clubs if Unnecessary.
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nouse, wrecked at saIamanca.

SALANANcA, y. Y, July An eXcep-
tionally violent storm visited this place at
7:l5 o'clock last evening, causing great
damage to property. The third story Of
the new Becker and Nancy block, not yet
completed, gave way, and the mass of brick
crashed down upon the adjoining buildings,
nearly demolshiRg them. Fred Rupel, a
baker, was buried in the debris, but was
not seriously injured. Several others had
narrow escapes. The loss on property is
estimated at SO. 900
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For West yireinian..

>.ia' l.'.gr1u 70 be REGISTER.
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. July &C. j. Dav-
,dson has been appointed postmaster at
Jacksonville. Lewis county. Vice J. &.
Waldo removed.
Representative Atkinson introduced a
pm 90 pay Mrs. Jane Falls, widow Of VIII
lam Falls, formerly a resident of Virginia,
- for furniture taken for hospitals dur
ng the war Falls was a British subject
aud his widow is now resident of West
Virginia.
An order Of the postoffice department is
sued today establishes money order Offices
30 Aurora, Preston county and Ceredo,
Wayne county, West Virginia.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-10
4 Good Thing to Keep at Hand.


Come wears ago we were very much sub,
iect 10 severe spells Of cholera morbus; and
now when we feel any Of the. symptoms
which usually precede that ailmeni' sach
as sickness at the stomach, diarrh9a, etc
we become scary. We have found Chai.l, ~
beriain's Remedy the very thing 70
straicbteu one out in such cases, and al
ways keep it about. 1t is somewhat simi-
lar 10 the usual cholera cures, but seems 70
contain I ingredients that render it more
pleasant to take and that do their WORK
more quickly Sherin Devereu1 i's nhUs Uii, on5 nj
recently felt a spell coming on, when he oo-
tained a bottle Of Chamberlain's Colo,
Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy, and two
doses made him all right We are not
writing this for pay testimonial, out 70
LET our readers know what Is good thlng
10 lreep handy in the house. For sale by L.
r. Goetze. W. W. Irwin, c. Schnepf and
John Klari.
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Parkersburg News.

Specidi Telegram 10 the ReqtSte'.
PARKERsBURG. w. VA, July 9'-Little
ton. the young forger, had preliminary
hearing to-day; failing to give $500 bond
he waa sent TO Jail to answer Indictment;
Mr.. John Cook. well known cltlzen ol
this county, while driving load OF nay
into barn to-day, was strnck by ialling
timber and seriously if not fatally injured
Two prostrations by heat occurred to-
dav. A man named Lewis is fatally affect
ed Reed, the jeweler, on Ann street, IS
seriously Frustrated.
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National Icacne.

At Philadelphia-Ph Philadelphia o. Gin.
cinnati | base hits, 9 and 3; errors, and
.: pitchers, Gleason and Rhines; earned,
Philadelphia ,; umpire, Lynch.
At New York-New York }; Chicago s.
hits. ) and 1: errors. and / earned runs.
and O.: pitchers. Rusie. Clark and Hutch
inson: umpire. Powers: attendance 5Ss.
At Brooklyn-Cleveland 3; Brooklyn o:
earned runs. | and >: errors, Brooklyn
hits. 3 and ): errors, Cleveland >; pitchers,
Beaten and Lovett: umpire, McDermott
attendance, 40.
At Boston-Boston 10. Pittsburg :;
earned, Boston u; hits, 81 aud q; errors,
and 4: pitchers. Nichols, Baker and Bow
man: umpire, McQuade.
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Holditto the Light.

The man who tells you confidentially. Just
what will cure your cold is prescribing
Kemp's Balsam this year. In the prepara-
tion of this remarkable medicine for
coughs and colds no expense IS spared TO
combine only the best and purest ingredl-
ents Hold bottle OF Kemp's Balsam 70
the light and look through it; notice the
bright, clean look: then compare with other
remedies. Price soc and 81.
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Piles, Pile. Piles

nr Williams Indian Pile Ointment j. !,
.,lariy ~, 10 snre cure FOR Blind, Bleeding
u IN t,nbing y,. piles ever discovered. II
never fails 10 cure old chronic cA'eS ''
long standing .r,. u .avs.
"Dr. williams Indian Pile Olntmen'
cured me after years Of suffering.
For sale by Logan Drug Co.
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Death OF Centenarian.

NEwBuRYPoRT, Mass, July Mrs
Elizabeth White died yesterday, aged l0l
wears and months. She was born in
Passmaquoddy. n. B., and moved TO this
city in 1855. She was the mother of nine
children. SIX Of whom survive, the young
est being upward Of 40 years old. Her
grandchildren and great grandchildren
,,,r,,hot.
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Severe storm in Indiana.

INDIANAPOLIS, July "a wind storm,
one Of the most severe of the season, swept
over Central and Western Indiana yester-
day afternoon. The wind was very strong
here, and considerable damage was done to
property and crops. Reports are coming
in from nearby cities telling of damage
done. The Western Union Telegraph Com
pany had its wires between Terre Haute
and here blown down, and connection could
only be obtained by .way of Chicago. So
far no reports Of loss of life have come in.