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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-07-27
GRIM VISAGED WAR
RAISING HIS wRINKLED FRONT AT A RAPID
RATE
For So Old a Gantlsman-The Struggle Between
San Salvador and Observation-Disclosures
Win Two Battles-RevolutiOn in
BuenOS Ayres.

Nrw YORK. July 26-Another battle has
heen fought in Central America. The fol-
Ioyvinc details have been received here in a
dispatch from Guatemala City: The
Guatemalan artillery, under Gen. Cayeta-
no Sanchez. with 500 men, and the infantry
under Gen. Manuel Aguilar, to the NUMBER
of :. 600 men, made an attack on the forces
of San Salvador about 80 miles from lhe
San Niruel boundary on the morning OF
Imiv o. and drove them back into their
own territory, with a loss on bothsides of
ohont 400 men. San Salvador lost one
GatIinr Gun and one field piece of artillery.
Two of Guatemala's standards were tri-
nmnhantlv borne off by the Salvador
troops. Guatemala's loss was by far the
most severe, less than $50 men being killed
on the side of Salvador.
SURPRISED THE GUATEMALANs.
The fight took place on the morning after
the parley under the flag of truce on the
boundary, the two contending parties hav-
ing been unable to come to any understand
ing. The defeat of the Salvadorans was
apparently only ruse on their part, for
two hours afterward the Salvadorans, re-
inforced with troops under Gen. Herman
dez, nicknamed FL Cato (The Cat, hercely
attacking the Guatemalan army, surpr1s-
ing them and forcing them TO beat hasty
retreat, WllIl StNCIC lOoS VI illSlls al hio dAAa
ammunition. The retreat was for over II
miles before a halt was called, and now the
San Salvador troops are encamped on
Guatemalan soil within half a mile from
the high road leading to San Salvador
from Guatemala's Capitol.
Nicaragua has just sent offers of assist
ance to San Salvador of both money
and troops. The latter offer has
been accepted, and combined effort on the
part of these two countries against Gaute
mala to stifie her pretensionS may lead to q
long and bloody war i'll Central American
STILL ANOTHER VICTORY FOR EzETA
Yesterday the San Salvadoran General
Ezeta. brother of President Ezeta, de
feated the Gautemalans again a
Atezcatempo Chingo, in Guatemala
twenty leagues from the frontier
obliging the Gautemalans TO abandon theiI
fortihcations at Coco. The Salvadorans
captured an immense amount booty, includ
ing correspondence between Gautemalar
Generals and Salvadoran traitors.
strong revolutionary moment is afoo
l in Guatemala, and the constitutions
regine has been practically suspended
throughout the Republic. The nationa
palace at Guatemala City, as well as Presi
| dent Barrillas' residence, has been placed
under strict military guard, and MARTA
law prevails throughout the Republic.
The Guatemalan army is demoralized
and disorganized. MobS are in complete
possession of the suburbs of the capital
and the foreign colonies are organizing d
police force for the protection of their city
No telegrams are permitted TO leave Qua
temala unless they bear the Government
stamp that they have passed through The
hands of a censor. This was got through
by the connivance of telegraph operator
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-07-27
WOOD DEMOCRATS
Nominate IA Winning County Ticket.
Delegates Chosen.

SpecidI TelegrdD, TO the Sunday Register.
PARKERsBURG, July 25.-The Wood coun-
ty Democrats met here to-day. The con-
ventien was called to order about 3 o'clock
this afternoon by Judge Kinnard Snod-
grass. Hoz Stephen f. Morgan was elect
ed chairman and O. II. Woofter secretary
The various committees were appointed
and reported The following county ticket
was nominated: Thomas G.. Smith (pres-
ent incumbent), County Clerk; William p.
Rathbone, Circuit Court Clerk; Capt. f.
p Chancellor, County Commissioner
Messrs. Smith and Rathbone received the
unanimous vote Of the convention. Capt.
Chancellor was nominated on the
first ballot over Levi Skidmore. For
House of Delegates five candidates were
put in nomination, Hon. Joseph +. Carle,
Volcano, and l.. p Jeffers were nominated
on the first ballot. Thos. +. Quinn, the
third delegate, was nominated on the fourth
ballot Delegates to the State, Senatorial
and Congressional Conventions were then
appointed, and all of the delegations 20 un-
instructed The Convention was certainly
the largest and most enthusiastic County
Convention held in this county for years
and their ticket put in the field is consid-
cred by Republicans TO be very strong
one, while the Democrats claim they have
winners.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-07-27
KANAWHA DEMOCRATS.
Anderson and Watts Carry the County.
Lucas for Judge.

Lucas IOr JuuBe'
SpecidI Telegram TO the Register.
CLARKsBURG, w. VA, July 26.-Demo-
cratic primaries were held to-day through
oht the county. a great deal of interest
was manifested everywhere, and at every
place heard from large vote was polled.
The leading candidates worked side by
side, and no i'll feeling was shown in any
instance. The primary was the most
orderly ever seen here. 1t is
impossible to give figures on the result to-
night, but at midnight returns from half
the county, including Charleston, indicate
that Anderson has carried the county by a
small majority. The delegates to the Con-
gressional convention will then be nearly
equally divided between Anderson and Will
son with Anderson in the lead. For State
Senator Watts will have majority of
the delegates, running ahead of Carr at
nearly every precinct, except Charleston,
where Carr will get a majority of from l25
to $50. For Criminal Judge, ex-Congress-
man C.. p. Snyder will receive the nomina-
tion, j. W. Kennedy giving him close
race.
For House of Delegates, Judge j. IL.
Ferguson, E. B Dyer and f.. A. Kendall,
were nominated without opposition. For
County Commissioner, Hon. w 5. Laid
lev will be nominated by good majority.
For Circuit Clerk, Il. f.. l.. Blackwood
will get the nomination. j. w. Goshorn
beat f. O. Calvert by large majority
for County Clerk, running ahead at
almost every precinct. L. l.. Turner will
be nominated for Assessor. Judge ID. b.
Lucas was the only person voted for, for
Supreme Judge, consequently the dele
gates will be instructed solid for him.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-07-27
MYSTERIOUS DEATH.
4 Washington Young Lady Shoots Her.
self Through the Heart.
SpsciaL Telegrdm % the S.nday Register.

cpcCtut LettgfuW 20 the ohNuuy AeVoteF.
WASHINGTON, Pa, July 26-The commu-
nifty was shocked this evening to hear of
the death of Miss Mary McCracken, a l5-
year-old daughter of NJ L. A. McCracken,
Esq, the distinguished criminal lawyer
She shot herself through the heart with
revolver, between the hours of 4 and ;
o'clock. The circumstances were excep-
tionally sad. The family had eaten supper
together at the residence on East Beau
street, and the young lady left the table
apparently in good spirits. She went TO
her room, from whence came the harsh
sound of pistol shot not more than five
minutes later. Her father and brother
were in the room in a trice, and found the
dying body upon the floor. She feebly
gasped the last breath without speaking.
a physician was summoned, but life was
extinct before he arrived. The high social
position of the McCracllen family has made
the affair one of great interest here. The
mystery that hangs about the sad affair is
topic of discussion. Few young women
possessed the beauty of the deceased. She
was brunette OF pronounced type, and one
of the most popular young ladies in social
circles here.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-07-27
a Pension Fraud Arrested.

Special Telegram 10 ne Sunday Register.
HAGERsTowN, MD. July Pa fraud
has been running through the upper coun-
ties of Maryland and West Virginia, false
ly representing himself to be "a United
States Governments officer, and by this
means he has defrauded,it is alleged, a
number of ignorant pensioners. These
facts being reported to the United States
Attorney during the June term of court
he placed the matter in the hands of Spe-
cial Agent Roome, who has been working
on this case since that time, and, after a
hard search, to-day he arrested Victor
Harbaugh, the fraudulent Government Of
ficer, at Hagerstown, where after a hear
ing before United States Commissioner
Hagner, Harbaugh was held in bond of 81,
600 to await the action of the United States
Grand Jury In default of bond he was
sent to Jail here
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-07-27
A WEST VIRGINIA HOME.
Gov Campbell to Build "A Residence in the
Mountain State.

WASHINGTON. ID. c., July 2G.-An En-
quirer correspondent writes: was talking
with big General Ben LeFevre to-day
about the Presidential prospects of lead
ing Democrats when he said to me: keep
your eye on Gov. Campbell. He is only
mentioned as a possibility. But If he car
ries Ohio for a second term the West will
rise in his favor like a whirlwind." The
Governor. by the way has been spending a
week in New York. His wife and family
are at Deer Park, Md, and / understand
they have about decided TO build a sum-
mer residence in West Virginia, across the
mountains from Deer Park. on Il site which
is already named Campbell Hill. The
Governor remarked 10 New York friend
the other day that he hoped to get Camp
bell Hill in shape by 1892.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-07-27

BERLIN, July 2G.-It has been announced
by one of the semi-ofiicial government or
gans Of Berlin that Chancellor Caprivi
will accompany Emperor William on his
visit TO the Car The Austrian journals
betray alarm at this statement, as the
presence of the German Prime Minister al
the interviews between the Kaiser and the
Car would indicate that diplomatic ne
gotiations are contemplated. Austria has
nothing 10 gain, and much to fear. from
any rdpprochcmcm between Germany and
Russia. hence the uneasiness manifested
by the Austrian journals.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-07-27

At Chicago Chicago u, Philadelphia /;
attendance 6157; earned runs, Chicago :;
hits, ) and 5; errors, Chicago 2, Philadel-
phia 3. pitchers, Baldwin and Sanders
At distinguishing 3, Boston 4;
hits and I errors, 3 and ,; pitchers, Ha-
ley, Kilroy and Gumbert; earned runs,
each: attendance $500.
At Buffalo-Buffalo 9. Brooklyn -;
hits, IL each; errors, and l; earned
runs, and 5; pitchers, Krock Sowder and
Heming.
At Cleveland-First game. Cleveland g.
New York / hits, 10 and - errors, and
;: pitchers. Gruber and Keefe.
Second Game Cleveland ;, New York
:: hits l2 and S: errors, d and ,; earned
runs. 8 and l. pitchers, Gruoer and Ewing;
umpires, Gaffney and Sheridan.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-07-27
Good Racing at uomewood.

PIrrsBuRG, Pa. July 26.-The most sue
cessful race meeting held here in many
years closed AT Homewood Driving Park
to-day The attendance was not as large
as yesterday, but not less than 1000 people
witnessed the most exciting meet Of the
week
First race. 2:25 trotting class. purse
81 ,OOO-Ma ME Woods, !, >, B. l, /; Black
Hawk. ,, l, l. ,, 3 Grand Il. 3, ,, 3 3, ,.
Time, >: 80. 2:29, 25Jz % and 2:214.
Second race. free for all trotting class,
purse Sl.OO0-Rosalind Wilkes, |, J. ,. l.;
Pamlico, =, >, =; Nobby. 3, 3, 3, 3. Time
2:2O, 2:l9sl, 2:2l and 2;2l.
Third race, pacing, purse Sl,OO0-Dallas,
3, /. /. /; Marendes. 1, ,, ,. ,: j. X. >, !, 3.
3: Bob Taylor, (, 3, 4, /. Time, 2:2O4,
2:163I, 2:22l4 and 2:249i.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-07-27
KATE FIELDS HARD LUCK.
She Got Caught in a Kansas Real Estate
Boom and Lost Money.

ATcHIsoS, KAs., July 26.-Durlng tne
real estate boom in Atchison in March,
1881. Miss Kate Field, who now edits The
Washington at the national capital, purchas-
ed a lot 25xl5O feet on Main street for $1,000,
paving 81 ,OOO down and giving her notes
and mortgage for the remainder. When
the notes became due, Miss Field, seeing
that she had made bad deal, refused them.
The United States Investment Company,
the mortgagee, then sued and obtained
judgement, including interests, for $, 900.
The lot was sold to-day by the sheriff for
$2lO about what il was worth when Miss
Field bought it. This leaves her still in
debt to the company in the sum OF $3.50,
which balan ,e the company will endeavor
to collect from the lady in Washington.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-07-27
GUATEMALA NEEDS FIGHTERS.
Enough Rifles Received to Arm IA Hundred
Thousand Men.

san Francisco, July 26.-The Pacific
Mail steamer Son Jose arrived from Pan
anna last night.
Capt. w. j. Russell states he has spent
the greater part of the last six months in
Guatemala City, and that immense quanu-
ties of rifles, guns and ammunition have
been shipped into Guatemala from Eng
land. France, the United States and other
countries. and that there are enough rifles
in the country now TO arm 900 men.
Capt. Russell says what Guatemalans
lack is a disciplined army; that they have
one foreigner there, Frenchman, who Is
an instructor in military school, but they
have no fighters, and at war times they
have to 60 out and catch recruits.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-07-27
nouhle Tragedy in a saloon.

AsHEvILLE, y. c., July pa shooting
ARRAY occurred here last night in bar
room. in which John Mister, a bartender,
was instantly killed, and Phillip Mclntire,
"a butcher. received u shot in the breast
from which he died this morning. Nlilster's s
body was riddled with bullets, an eXamina-
tion disclosing eight holes. Mister was
from Spartanburg, 5. c., and was single
man McIntire was married and leaves
family. \ woman is supposed to have been
the cause OF the trouble
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-07-27
STARTLING STORY.
One of the hin Farm Victims Murdered by
Neglect.

CoNNELLsvuLE, PA, July 26.-John
Goodwin and John Wood. two Scotch
miners who worked in Hill Farm mine, the
scene of the recent terrible accident, have
made startling statements concerning the
treatment of one of the victims of that dis
aSter, and charge the Dunbar Furnace
Company with ignorance and negligence,
which has excited the entire mining fra
ternity. Both Of the men state positively,
and are willingly 10 swear so, that David
Hay, the Hill Farm pumper, was found
alive in the manway. but was Kept there,
l. 800 feet from the surface because the Off
cials feared violence from the miners.
Goodwin and Wood were both in the rescu-
ing party who discOved Hay.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-07-27
INSANE FROM JOY.
4 Groom Attacks His Bride at the
Altar.

WAPELLo, IA, July ga sad case of in
sanity IS reported from Columbus juno
ton, Iowa. John Williams, a well-to-do
farmer of 40. was engaged to marry a
young lady who came all the way from
Wales to wed him He procured the Ii
cense and the marriage was to have take II
place that afternoon, but just as the cere-
mony was to be performed Williams be-
came crazy and attacked his bride furious
", attempting to stab her with knife.
He was with difficulty secured and locked
up. The sight of his betrothed seems to
madden him, and he raves and struggles
to get at her The doctors believe he will
soon recover his reason.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-07-27
Count poppenheim.s Marriage.

MUNICH, July 26-The Prince Regent
has repeatedly refused to look upon the
marriage of Count Poppenheim 20 Miss
Wheeler, of Philadelphia, other than as an
illegitimate alliance. Therefore the Count
has ceded his hereditary rights 10 his
younger brother Louis. though he has con-
tracted TO pay off the mortgages upon the
family property now under public admin
istration, by annually contributing 1000
marks from his wife's dowry
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-07-27
APPELLATE COURT.
Hoar and Evarts Agree on IA Bill Crea
ting Nine New Judges.

WASHINGTON, July 26.-The Senate Ju-
dietary Committee, which has had under
consideration for several weeks the House
bill providing for new Appellate Court,
70 relieve the Supreme Court Of an over
burdened docket, has finally agreed upon i
measure which is regarded as an improve
ment on the House bill II is the io mt
work of Senators Evarts and Hoar, who
have also had consultations with the JUS
tees of the Supreme Court. The House
bill provided for eighteen additional Circuit
Judges The Senate bill reduces this num-
Der TO nine, which is regarded as amply suf-
ficient for all prospective requirements.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-07-27
West vircinians at Mt. Lake.

Special telegram to he Sunday Register.
Mt. LAKE PARK, Mp, July 26.-Among
the prominent arrival to-day were Mrs.
Geo X NcMechen, of Wheeling, j. T..
Rardan and family, Moundsville, Miss
Lillian Bokee, Mrs. and Miss Mueller,
Baltimore. A party filling five three
seated carriages from the Allegheny House,
went to Deer Park this evening.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-07-27
National League.

At Pittsburg Allegheny I, Boston B.;
earned runs, and ,; hits, and 3; errors.
Allegheny. Pitchers, Gumbert and Clark
son. Umpire, Powers.
At acknowledgements ), New York
/; earned New York l; hits. ) and ,; er-
rors, and t. Pitchers, Mullane, Burkett
and Rusie.
At Cleveland-Cleveland2 >, Philadelphia
5; hits, 3 and 10; errors, AND 4; earned
runs, and B. Pitchers, Smith and Vick-
cry.
At Chicago Chicago i: Brooklyn 10;
earned runs, and Z; hits, ) and $;
Pitchers, Luby and Terry.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-07-27
win Push the bankruptcy BIN.

WASHINGTON, July Ex-senator Hoar, in
commenting on the action of the House in
passing the Bankruptcy bill, said he in
tended 70 press that measure at the earll-
est practicable moment. \ similar meas
ure has been under consideration by the
Senate Judiciary Committee for some
time. and consequently there will be no
delay in bringing it forward, as its provis-
ions are in the main identical with those Of
the House bill.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-07-27
Washington News.

Mr. Mitchell offered a concurrent reso-
luton in the Senate yesterday in favor Of
Mr. Blaine's reciprocity idea.
Bills giving pensions of $2.0OOa year each
TO the widows of Gen. Crook and Gen.
Mcclellan passed the Senate Yesterday.
The House considered the Sundry Civil
bill yesterday. and non-concurrcd in sev-
eral amendments.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-07-27
ID .EcoNn - cAlANIrl.
TALES OF RUIN
Told by Train Men From the Stricken
CITY

i'iu hN Arain Men From the stricken
City
Maiden. NN,S., July 26.-The first train
rom Lawrence since the cyclone disaster
arrived here 40 uoOu TheconductOr states
,eat tne tornado struck South Lawrence
ABOUT so rods from the South Lawrence
lepot OF the Boston and Main Railroad and
us pain OF destruction extends to the over
nea0 oridge on the Boston and Main tracks
oet"een south Lawrence and South And
.'er IN south Lawrence - houses were
'-1..ereu' 11.li' lle roof Of the new Catholic
Slartn carried away, and a switch box Of
y, boston and Main road blown about 500
~ carrying with il a railroad emplOye,
'e name Is not known, and killing him
NY On the east side Of the tracks,
,,4 North AndOver, grove of large
N1 vr niteen acres in extent. We're
a- Ia py tue wind. and fifteen houses
o''ea wrecked in North AndOver.
uE LOSS OF LIFE.
Of $50 life, from the present source
a-3.5--4-oa, is placed at from Is TO 81,
-.ls IN -noer Of injured, it if said, must
l-sl la 5,-ioad property has not been dam
brr,e-- --l ", .,yo..nmunication by train is un-
Dow "1l.e the wires are more or less
rbi,S L1"a Battery {, of Lawrence,
rye5 - Just returned from camp, ar
routs =, az noon on 4 special train, en-
de,aile5 lawrence, where the men will be
'' Vace 70 guard work and assist
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-07-27
The Rebels Victorious.

BuEXos AYREs, July 26.-1:5O p. M
Desperate fighting is now going on. Many
have been killed on both sides. The in
surgents are advancing toward the Playa
De La Victoria, where the President S
Palace, and the town hall are located Inc
President has escaped to Rosario.
$40 p. MA revolutionary govern
meht is announced, with Senior Arem as
Presidenl and Senor Romero as Minister
of Finance.
The authorities still hold out, but the
revolutionary movement is extending
hourly.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-07-27
rwenty-one Persons Poisoned.

Rec LAKE. Wis, July 26.-Twenty-one
persons are dangerously in fpom eating
supposedly diseased meat, and several of
the cases are very critical. State Dairy
and Food Commis sioner Thomb has been
summoned 10 investigate The meat, to
the amount of seventy-ivc pounds, was
placed on sale at local market. The city
physician says that the sickness is posi-
lively due 10 eating this meat. The vic
tins were taken with violent vomiting and
cramuS
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-07-27
Condition of Iowa Crops.

DEs MONIES, u. July 36-This weeks
weather crop bulletin reports the tempera-
ture slightly below normal, rainfall above
average in western counties and below IN
southern. central and eastern portion OF
the State Corn promises an average.
The injury by drouth at the present out
look will not lessen the total product OF
the State more than 10 per cent. The har-
vest of small grain is about complete. The
Yields of oats and wheat are the best.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-07-27
Sensational namace Suit.

NEWARK, O., July pa sensational suit
for S5OOO damages was commenced in
Court here to-day by John Merrill, B. II
o. conductor, against Fred. Burkhardt, a
well-knOwn and prominent B. x o: pas
senger engineer. Merrill, in his petition,
alleges that Burkhardt has ahenated his
wife's affections, and has carnally known
her since last July. The affair has caused
great excitement
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-07-27
The Inspectors Sail for Liverpool.

New York, July 26.--Dr. f. Salmon,
United States Veterinary Inspector, and
Inspectors DR. w. II. Wray, DIR. a. ID.
Meiorn and DR.. j. f. Ryder sailed hence
for Liverpool Oh the steamship Aurania
this morning. On the other side they Will
make arrangements for the examination oil
cattle as they are handled from American
ports.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-07-27
FAVOR Lncns FOR supreme Judge.
eciat 7slegram to the Register.

SpecidE IfEe1fdnl 70 ffo ReYlSEtF.
FAIRMoNT, w. VA, July 26.-The Demo
cratic primary conventions were held in
the various districts of Marion county to-
day. Delegates were elected to the State,
Congressional and Senatorial County con-
ventions and Democratic clubs were organ
lied in each district. The sentiment of the
Democracy of the county favors Lucas for
Supreme Judge. These conventions were
most harmonious and everything indicates
a sweeping majority for the Democracy
this fall
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-07-27
Strange Disease Among the Hogs, Caused
by "a Worm.
,,sclnL Tlllnram 10 az .Sundan Reqister.

Special IeIegfdW 70 ne SHHddy HeglSleF.
PARKERsBURG, July 26.-Several farmers
in this vicinity are complaining of a pecu-
liar and fatal affection among their hogs.
The animals are affected with peculiar
wheeling and difficulty of breathing, which
proves fatal in almost every case One
farmer of Bellevllle, finding number of
his fine hogs affected in this manner, killed
several of them and dissected them. He
found that worms about an inch long had
bored or eaten holes into the neck of the
hogs, penetrating the windpipe, where they
appeared to lodge.