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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-10
PARAGRAPHED FACTS.

John McCurdy, OF Lebanon, Pa, chained
his l7-vear-old daughter TO the AOor and
Kept her for days without attention, be
cause she was disobedient
The Quebec government has decided TO
rebuild the Tongue Pointe Insane Asylum
recently burned.
The affidavits on which Gov. Richardson
granted a respite to Walter Ledphart, the
South Carolina rapist who was lynched.
have been proven to be forgeries. \ [. =
DEPUTY Marshal made the affidavit.
The PENNSYLVANIA State Council Of Amer
lean Mechanics has passed resolution IL
favor Of political action.
4 convention of Catholic editors is in
session in Cincinnati.
Lizzie Coub, Of Chicago. has been arrest
ed in Canada She is charged with abduct-
ing girls for immoral purposes. The case
is the first under the new eXtradiuon
treaty.
At Grove City, Pa. fire destroyed .
business houses and dwellings: loss, Ssa,
600
Ii is denied in Washington that Presi.
dent Harrison asked Quay concerning the
charges against him.
The New York Legislature adjourned
sine die yesterday.
J. II. and T. Jouvet, wholesale silk deal
ers Of Chicago, have failed; liabilities, 81,
000
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-10
NEWS IN THE STATE.
CONFLICT BETWEEN FEDERAL AND STATE
AUTHORITIES.
Judge Campbell Asserts the Rights Of His Court to
Prisoners Against the Federal Court
Exciting Contest - Serious
Stabbng in Lincoln.


Special Telegram 10 tie Register
CHARLESTON, May 0.-There bids fair
to arise a conflict between the United
States Court for this State and the State
Courts. which will involve some fine le-
gal points as to the jurisdiction Of the
Courts. The conflict will be brought
about on the following grounds. From
the statement made in the L. ). Court
this morning, Deputy [. ). Marshal
Wiley was sent last Wednesday to ar
rest Buck Price, Henderson Farley and
Charles X. Abbott, to answer charges OF
felony i'm the United States Court. The
arrests were made, and the Off
Ger was q, route to this city with
the prisoners, and upon reaching
Hinton. Summers county, he was sur
prised to find the sheriff of that county,
%. +. KesSler, and his deputy, VIM.
Gait. at the depot with an order from
Judge Campbell, of the Circuit Court Of
Summers county, for the prisoners. The
Federal Court officer at first refused to
surrender the prisoners, but owing to
the fact that he had six ''moonshiners'
in custody. he finally surrendered the
prisoners, but not antil he had notified
the State officers. They then served a
rule on Deputy Marshal Wiley, which
he answered yesterday before Judge
Campbell. He was discharged.
In response To AN order in the |. =.
Court. now in session in this city, rule
of attachment was awarded, and Mar
Shal White was sent To Hinton, yestcr-
day. to execute the Courts order. lie
called on Judge Campbell and while in
his room, was informed that he, White.
would soon be arrested, also that he
could not arrest the shcriffS of his,
Campbcll'S, court. Judge Campbell
was told by the Marshal that he had a
warrant from ,hc United States
court and would therefore take
the prisoners TO Charleston. Dur
ing temporary absence Of Judge
Campbell from his room, White
started with the prisoners to the depot,
bnt just upon the eve of train time, the
Clerk OF the State Court and several
deputy sheritIs attempted to arrest
Marshal White and rescue the prison
crs. White was not arrested, and he
reached here at an early hour this morn
ing. The sheriff and his deputy were
taken before Judge jackson to-day and
and heavily fined There was report
current tonight that an attempt will be
made by the Summers county officials
to arrest Marshal White for disObeying
Judge Campbell's orders by taking away
the prisoners The Federal Court room
was crowded during the proceedings be-
fore Judge Jackson.
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IT II HARD 10 LKlKN.
The Art of Doing the Deadbeat Boz TO
tells

"Dcadboaiism Us "a very sluggish art auI
"a very difcglt one to learn Judging from
the infrequcncy with which it is succ,s..
fully practiced on us. remarked CIers
OBrien. of the fremont ATTEMPTS fD
secure our hospitality ar constantly being
tried. but not often with success. lf is
doubtful II our aanual loss through such 4
source ever amounts tO one tenth Of p0r
cent, and when you consider that not more
than 10 persons out Of lO who come here
hiring any trunks with them. The fact that
we should escape with 80 small damage
seems almost Incredible
80 far as appearances go ~ is almost
impossible tO detect an accomplished dead
beat. for he is dressed according t0 tne
most correct taste and brings with him o.
cheap but good booking satchcl in which
nay BE- a book or brick b. give it weight
OF course we might avoid an loss by de-
manding payment IN advance: but where
we would save 81 that way wc would Jose
$40 By offending honest travellers. aud
therefore we trust % the accuracy of 0u-
intuition. There is something about iir
personality 81 many q deadbeat W.
makes his presence felt. and "a Little sharp
questioning proves the falsity or truth 0f
our suspicious The fear of exposure in $50
public place as a big hoiei is our best pro-
tecti)n, suppose, aEd sincerely trust iho
development ~ such fear VIII be- rapid
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WANTS TO TURN INFORMER.
DIR. Charles Blood willing to Peach ON
Isaac Sawtelle.

DOVER, y. H., May County Solic-
itor John Kivel has received a letter
from DR.. Charles Blood revealing his
whereabouts-with relatives near the
Canada linc-and Offering to become a
government witness IN the trial Of Isaac
Sawtelle for the murder Of his brother,
Hiram Saw;clle. Blood writes that he
can prove the charges against him ia
Sawtelle'S confession to be untrue. lie
denies having met Sawtele in the Astor
House. New York. as stated by the lat
ter: that he was with Sawtelle any time
during the month prior to the murder,
or that he was in New Hampshire when
the crime was committed, and asserts
his ability to establish an alibi. lie
saws he can prove Sawtelle to be liar
by evidence other than his own. and
asks for doing this only the assurance
that he shall have that protection which
the government always accords its wit
ncsScS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-10
REFINER RICE BEATEN.
The Standards Foe Defeated in the New
York SUPREME Court.

New YORK, May 9.-To-day the de-
cision Of the Supreme Courts special
term, directing the Standard Oil Trust
to transfer on its books to George Rice
a certificate for six shares of the stock,
which he acquired from Il. Il. Mallaby,
has been reversed by the Supreme Court
generate term. Rice purchased Il certificate
for five shares from Mallaby in October,
lSS6.and in June Of the following year the
trust declared dividend Of one share
on every five shares. Mallaby received
this share from the company and for
warded ii to Rice, who demanded that a
new certificate should be issued in his
name. that he should have all the rights
and privileges, and be permitted TO in
spect and copy the trust agreement.
Tha trust refused TO make the change
or TO give access 10 the books, on the
ground that he secured the shares TO
harraSs and annoy the trust. 1t was
claimed that he offered to stop litigation
if the trust would purchase his
refinery at Marietta, Ohio, for
$3.50. 600. lie denied these allegations.
The general term holds that under the
trust agreement the transfer OF assigned
shares was at the discretion Of the
trust. Rice" the opinion says, comes
into a court of equity IN order to force
himself as a beneficiary into the busi-
ness Of his rival. His requirement by
assignment Of the interest Of some pre-
viouS beneficiary contracts no legal
right upon such assignee 10 be admitted
as beneficiary under the trust as a
matter of course
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-10
MRS. rARNELL's PENSION.
The Republicans show Very Careful
Economy Towards Her.

WA~uNGToN. May 9.-Mr. Hill, OF
Illinois. called up the bin coming over
from Friday laStI granting pension of
~ 900 % year to Della II. :. ParuelL
daughter of admiral Charles Stewart,
with au amendment reducing the PEN
sion t0 $50 "a month.
Mr.. Cummings. of New York. iu op-
posing the amendment. said that the
proposed pension was % be granted TO
Mrs. Parneu. not because she was the
mother of Charles Stewart Parncll. but
because she was the daughter of Adj
miral stewart whose brilliant services
n this country he portrayed at length.
Admiral Stewart was I'm active service
for CO.. years and was senior officer
n thc navy for l7 years. He,
Mr. Cummings. appealed To the mem
beers of the House. as Americans. to
allow the pension To- remain az $1,000
per year. Mr. Ilili said the committee
ou invalid pensions had carefully con-
sidercd an the facts I'm The case and had
concluded that $50 month was the
proper pension TO grant. The amend
mcut was agreed to-35 20 26-aud the
F bIll a~ amended was passed
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-10
DUN's TRADE REVIEW.
Conditions Remain Practically Unchanged
During the Week.

New YORK. May Or. G.. Dun n
Co.'S weekly review Of trade says Dur
ing the past week the business situation
has changed but little. the outward
manifestations vary somewhat, but the
leading facts are still the enormous
volume Of traffic in progress, the eXpcc-
tation of monetary expansion and the
absence of forces at present Seri-
ouSly disturbing even in details.
Iron shows no great change, the
radical fact in that branch being
the transfers Of part Of the production
to southern instead Of northern
fields. The increase in the wool supply
this year cannot be large, but the eX-
pectations Of higher prices so generally
entertained by growers, tend to embar-
raSs the manufacturers.
The business failures occurring
throughout the country during the last
seven days number 2O9, as compared
with 2ll last week. For the cores
ponding week Of last year the figures
were 22-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-10
STRIKE FIGURES.
How Much the workingmen Have Gained
i'm New York.

New YORK, May s.-The Seventh an
nual report of the bureau of statistics OF
labor has been laid before the Legisla-
ture by Commissioner Peck. IL is a long
document and goes extensively into dis
cussion of prominent points in the labor
question. The following statement OF
facts will be read with interest: The
total number of strikes for five years
1885 lsS0-waS 1854. or this number
4. .439 were successful, 1.734 partly sue
ceSSful. 3.46S unsuccessful and 80 pend
ing. The number of persons engaged
i'm the strikes was 33S,Ol9. The amount
lost in wages was Ss,Ol2 2,9l5.j9. The
cost 10 labor organizations by reason OF
strike benefits and conduct1Of strikes
was Sl,21O. 9GO.j3. The estimated gain
in wages was Sls,623, ,06O.77. The loss
to employers from all causes was So ,l57,'
,q42.15.
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nnoned tI,e Ncw Dry nncl,.

NEw YORK, May 9.-The formal open
ing Of the new timber dry dock at the
Brooklyn Navy Yard took place this
afternoon. The dock was formally ac-
cepted ty the Government. A large
delegation from Washington was
present to witness the trial, as were
also many citizeus OF the city. The
monitor Puritan with which the trial
was to be made, was bedecked with
flags and streamers until the old craft
looked exceeding gay. The trial was
successful.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-10
IsconsumptIon IncurabIee

Read the following Mr. e. Il. Morris
Newark. Ark, says: Was down with alb
scess Of lungs, and friends and physicians
pronounced me an incurable c0psumptive.
Began taking Dr. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption: am now on my third bot
lie. and able 10 oversee the work on my
farm. It's the finest medicine ever made y
Jesse Niiddlewart, Decatur. O., says;
Had il not been FOR DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption / would have died
of Lung Troubles. Was given up BY doc
tors. Am now in best of health . Try IT,
sample bottle free al Logan x Co'sdrug
store.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-10
DEATH LIST GROWS.
Thirteen known Victims of the Chenango
Fire Worse Feared.


UTICA. y. y, May 9.-The number OF
bodies found i'm the ruins of the poor
house i'm Preston, Chenango county, al
ready number thirteen. The impress
sion is growing that the loss Of life far
exceeds the first estimate. In the build
ing were many very aged men and
women. some of whom had not left their
beds for months. and other who from
weakness Of mind were incapable of
finding their way out of the building in
the midst Of the confusion and excite
mcnt which prevailed. IL is now be-
lieved that a number OF these periShcd.
and this belief is strengthened by the
discovery OF "a body this forenoon AT
some distance from the department oc-
cupied by the imbecileS. There are
several feet OF ashes and debris in the
cells. and the probabilities are that
when they are removed a number OF
bodies will be found. Many of the old
people had no relatives, and they are
only brought TO mind by the recollcc-
tion of the keeper and their compan-
ions: 50 it is impossible aS yet To say
who and how many are missing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-10
PITTSBURG BUILDERS.
1t is Probable That Several Thousand
VIII Strike.

PlrrSBURG, May 9.-Thc officials of
the various trades unions confirm the
report that the building trades may yet
strike fof~'ehcuCloption OF the eight-hour
system. Agent Swartz. of the carpen-
terS, said yesterday there wonld be
nothing done until the contractors at
tempt to work non-union men. Then
the matter will be taken up, and If the
builders force a strike the men will de-
mand shorter hours. Agent Beck said
If the strike occurred it would involve
all the trades and several thousand men.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-10
GRAFTON HIGH SCHOOL.
Interesting Exercises Of the Iinh Annual
Commencement.

Special T,i,grau 10 me R,gisf,r
GRAFTON, W. VA, May 9.-Thc nth
annual commencement of the Grafton
High School was held Zoo Brinluan
Opera House last night The follow
ing programme was carried ont. each
performer doing their part iu crcd.fl-
BILE manner.
Anthem-"Je>u- Lover 90 Nf Sou" ......
High nrhUn'
PRAYER ................... Rrt o. %. Flanagan
Music-"G,p., Choru, ........ High scloa.
An Original story. With >alua"p
R.citaton--woman Power Sai.r d Go.i
Musie-~Nnnie Hear the biu'b.ri >lnr.
solo. ................. Mamie NaI'.r
' Winiirrd D. war,l,a
Edic y Turner
Mu.ic-"The Midnight Fr Alarm" -oIe
aud chorus .......... ........ Hifh School
Debate Resolved. -Tha.he English laneuae.
D.. the only language chat should hc taught
Boz the Public Schools
To affirm .....-........ ..... Grace J.. >i1r-
To DENY ...... ................. BOY Row iaui
Music-"Nryer Borrow Trouble High schn.I
Grafton" Our Nation Builder.
adapted from RcipathI D.. D. klniaIi
Es.ay-"rhe Neglected At. with
Nuledictory Mary D. siran'
Musir-. Matrimonial SNerf.. duet
tecial Peters aud Louis k llu'I
Confcrrins Diploma. by Mr.. %. Dent >r-r.
tary ~ thr Board of Education.
Music Medley ......... .... High School rIr..
At the close Of Mr. Dents speech 90
the class. a very handsome gold-hcaded
cane was placed in his hands. which hc.
in a very appropriate speech, presented
to Professor Fleming, on behalf oi thr
assistant teachers. Although taken Dos
surprise. the Professor was equal to tho
occasion, aud made nice >pceci
thanking the teacher, for the splendid
donation. Mr.. Dent also. ON behalf Of
Mr.. Wilkins0n's pupils. presented Dim
with an elegantly bound Bible. Mr.
Wilkinson thanked Dol, pupils, and hc.
fore taking his seat presented Prof..
Fleming with q finely decorated water
pitcher. the gift Of thc Professor pu-
pills. The members of the graduating
class received q number of very hand
some presents, besides vast number 0t
bouquets.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-10
A LnekY Nan.

VIM. Klein, of93l Enterprise alley. Cap.
tOl Hill was the holder Of 0ne-twentiefh %
ticket No o. 80. which drew the FIRST cap
ital prize Of $4,000 In the drawing Of Th
Louisiana State Lottery Company, on th
llth OF this month. Learning that hi
ticket drew a prize. he gave II 20 the Fir
Nat. Bank, for collection, aud in a week
time the check for the amount duly arrived
-MeKeespon Pa Ncirs, fchruGrB IS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-10

say many poor men aud women. who seem
.over,vorSed. or are debilitated by change
of season. climate or life II you could
read the hundreds Of letters praising
Hoods Sarsaparilla which come from
peon'e whom & has restored 20 health, You
would be- convinced of It's merits. As this
is imrossible. why not try Hoods Sar-
sauar.ila yoursclfs.nd thus realize its ben
emit liz will tone and build up your
system. give you a good appetite. overcome
thar tired feeling and make you feel AS
one woman expresses TO- like new
creature"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-10
To Exclude jews From the schools.

BERLIN, May 9.-In the Upper House
Of the PruSslan Diet to-day Count Pfcil
OF the Extreme Right moved that th'
government take measures 90 remedy
the evils arising from the large number
Of jewish pupils in the superior schools.
He declared that the existing conditions
constituted a social danger. The motion
was adopted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-10
HoIditto the Light.

The man who tells you conhdentaly ipsi
what will cure Your cold is prescribing
Komp's Balsam this year. In the prepara
ton Of this remarkable medicine for coughs
and colds no expense is spared TO combine
only the best and purest ingredients. Hold
a bottle Of Kemp's Balsam 10 the light and
look through il; notice the bright. clear
look: then compare with other remedies
Price 80. and :
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-10
Rasr Hnll Notes

The Linsly Juniors postponed their game
with the Wheeling Juniors until next Fri
day.
Tue Wheeling Juniors aid LiIsly Ju-
uiors did not play Yesterday Oh account Of
rain.
Rain prevented the game at Youngs-
town yesterday. Two games will be- played
on Monday with Canton.
The Red Oaks would ike to hear from
the Wheeling Juniors next Saturday ior 81
Ia side. Answer through this paper
The Golden Rods would ike to hear from
anv club under Il years Of age Address
G. Gundling, 1919 Market street Wheeling,
+ ". Va
There was no game on the Island Park
Yesterday afternoon between Wheeling
and DAYTON. owing 10 the rain. II i hoped
/ the weather viii brace up to-day, as big
crowd is sure 70 attend in case the weather
/ is good. \ stiff game IS promised, and
/ there was good deal Of betting last even
ing on the result.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-10
West virginia Tensions.

Specie. 4-..frlfl I'd me A-3t..-f.
WASHINGTON. d. c., May 9.-PcuSions
have been granted West Virginia appli-
can't, as follows. Original Invalid
Allen Midkcf. Rome; Erasmus ID. SAT
ford. Parkersburg; Cornelius Pauley.
Spring Hul: ThomasJ J. Ashley. Mounds
yillc VIM. q. Arthur. -Hamlm. Joseph
sutton, Amos.
james Mansfield. of Harp
er', Ferry Perry e.. llardman, Jane
lew. Grandson /. Price. RowleSburg;
James Noucypcuuy. CorwinS; George
". Brown. ParkcrSburg George W.
Hayes. Buffalo. Thomas Green. Walker.
Reissue samuel Mcbride. Lockhart
Original Widows. Nc.-EiiZabcth.
widow of David G. Zimmerman, Wheel
ing. minor children of Benjamin Kin
uev. of Weston.
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American Association.

At Syracuse-S Syracuse (, Rochester :.
hits. and :; errors, 3 and ,: earned.
Rochester ,; pitchers, Casey and Barr
umpire, Barnum.
At rooklyn-Brooklyn ., Athletics =
hits and 9: errors. and 3. earned. Ath-
letics / pitchers, Toole and Greene. UNI
pire, Emslie.
Games at Toledo. Columbus, Cleveland
and Chicago. in all leagues. were postponed
on account Of rain
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-10
STABBED IN \ ROW.
Fatal Cutting Scrape Reported From
Lincoln County.
.s..-.r,,F ~. fl4...,.n IL H. prvfefs,s

CHARLESTON, W. Va, May 9.-Word
has been received here of row which
occurred on Strikers Fork Of Crawley'S
creek in Logan county. few days ago.
Saunders and Mont Strollings and
Adam Adams went over to Hart'S creek
to dance, and filled up with whisky.
They fell into quarrel on their way
home over woman, and in the fight
Adams was stabbed. 1t is thought his
wound will prove fatal. All the parties
were young men. nouc being over %
years of age. Saunders and Mont
Strollings were captured and held to
await the grand juryS action.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-10
BAKERS MANY CRIMES.

A Parkersburg dispatch says: Baker
is wanted for murder, burglary and es-
Gaping from the penitentiary in Ohio.
and for burglary here. On March Il
Arthur Henry, living at Harrisburg, was
murdered in his own store and robbed.
Baker was one of the murderers. The
Newark, Chicago and st. Louis railway,
whose agent Henry was, offered 1000
for his arrest, and skilled detective
was put on the ease. Baker few weeks
after the murder. was jailed here for
burglary. His brother, while intoXica-
ted. told the detective that Baker was
here. Baker is also wanted to complete
seven years more in the Ohio peniten-
tiary. While being taken to Hillsboro
as witness he got one handcuif unfaSt-
ened on the plea that he wanted to
smoke, when he dashed through the car
and lcaped from train going fifty
miles an hour and escaped. He declares
he will never return to the penitentiary
oliyp
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Mr.. Reid's Grand Reoentlon.

LYNDON, May A-rhe Telegrdph's
Paris correspondent: The reception
given last evening by Mr. Reid was the
most brilliant held at the American Le-
gatlan In twenty years. One thousand
guests were present, including many
distinguished persons. II is doubtful
whethA 50 much beauty has ever before
been seen in A Paris salon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-10
CROP OF STRIKES
A Number Of Small Labor Troubles in St. Louis
Pittsburg Building Trades Uneasy
General Labor News.

ST. LOUIS, May 9.-The fire proof
plastcrerS struck to-day for eight hours
and the same pay they have been get
ting, and the sign painters also went
ont. About 125 preSsmen working in
Drummond tobacco factory, have also
demanded an eight hour day and the
same wages as heretofore. and have
gone out. This throws out about 200
other hands. men and girls.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-10
Az INSURANCE. TRUST.
One Hundred and Seventeen Gotham
Companies to Form an Association.

One Hundred and Seventeen Gotham
Companies to Form an Association.
NEW YORK. May "a gigantic local
fire insurance combination is just now
i'm process of formation in this city.
The projectors of the scheme expect
within week or ten days to practically
complete the preliminary obtaining OF
signatures. and a meeting will then be
called for organization. There are IN
the metropolis in the neighborhood oi
40 insurance companies carrying ON
business. Last November a committee
Ion signatures" was appointed to visit
the representatives of the 40 compa-
nies i'm the city and to secure their al
lcciance to the formation Of an aSsocia-
tion. Through the Committees efforts
lp To the present time out Of the l+O
companies liz have signed the agree
mout.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-10
CORY CELEsTIALs.
The Wong Ches" Declare War on the All
Now Faction.

san FRANCISCO, May 9.-The two
Chinese factions Of Chinatown came to-
gether last night and the result was a
riot. One Chinese was killed, one seri-
ously wounded and white bystander
shot in the leg. The trouble was caused
by All Lung, a member Of the All Nov
faction. brushing against Wong HI
Lung. Of the Wong Che faction. The
police soon quelled the riot and arrested
100 Chinese who carried revolvers. The
Wong Che society has announced that
every prominent member of All Now will
he killed.