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AS BAD As DON JUAN.
Charles Loring's Abandonment
Of Several Wives.
ONE OF THEM IN WHEELING,
Another In Montana aud tho l,cst
Scattered Over tho Country-The
lsclcntless Pursuit of Wifc
No. IL Successful.


CHICAGO, August 3.-Charles Loring,
locked In the Court House iaiI here on
a charge of bIpamv isaccused of havip,
svo l;,,,, ,r;,a. ~, :. ~ a.,n.a". " -, ~ =.
N,0 n''ne "''eS aha IL 10 saspecteu thas
a iuil list would include the names OF u
dozen women who have fallen Victims to
his blandishmcn,a Thirty voors of
o.o ,na,, as....aa -, '.
ase' wen eaucatea' handsome anu Oh
excellent family, Loring has made a
record scarce second to that Of Don Juan,
Tho s,oyy nj hin a,Jepad ,ntr;oues h,a
i,.n,,,.., ,,.. .,.s..t esr W ~ ss' t''
ne"''''s' aoalaon'ien' VI 'he women he
is charged with having betrayed and the
tireess pursuit OF one Of the wronged
wives will he told in con,t rar, Er;dav
Ts.;n. ;. = I 49,, ~ M WV ~, no '
~ n.s, ,,;.ss,,, ~ 10 le.a.eo, m@s pofh IN DOS.
~ ~ ~ .h'n.y p!0s ssAIs "so' nau was memoef
" y. sns.oi .ue o9s!oh y; L'Gat iniantfy: az went
~ a.;aS s.io1t IL ia a aEns,anu' UNI AZ brsnton
,S'a'eu inS sn;,l l's ~ h's. %'.e. Inc man then
tet., teh ,a;, ,aa n'e t,0't capno. oe properly
.G,u .; oussluu .sn VI hovei, invariably WIN
t'n'H .uo "onau he was alter ny MS
,"soi,inS ,"sa,.h uiannets anu talee OF great
Tea,sn Tes;,, .,r,a,. m Ivy 3HiS, VAN "sle mo. q
ih S'i:a st;ue" uau 4usi' W. ~" "heu
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American pbyalcinns Abroud,

BERLIN, August 3.-A medical scien.
tllic exhibition, in connection with the
International Medical Congress, opened
at noon to-day in the Central Hall Of
the Exhibition buildings. A host Of
delegates to tho congress were present.
Dr. Lassar made the inaugural address.
He welcomed the members to the con.
gress and dilated upon the advantage Of
tue exhibition. which, he said, made the
results ofscientiic researel, the common
property of humanity. Prof. Vocherow
lead the cheering for the Emperor. a
procession through the buildings closed
tho ceremony.
A number Of American delegates at
tended yesterdays centenary Of the Ber-
lin Vetinary College. They were intro
dnced to Chancellor Won Capriyi by
Minister Herrfurth.
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HOME LIFE WEARY,
burinl OF tho Girl who Sutcided Mt Lima.
identified by Her prother

burial Of tho Girl who sutcided Mt Lima.
identified by Her nrother.
LIMA, o., August 3.-The handsome
young lady who suicided here has been
fully identified. She left her home, at
Larue, and went to Marion last April,
where she secured housework, as her
life was unpleasant. She was the only
girl out OF family Of six, and her moth.
er died about year ago.
She joined the museum few weeks
ago and nothing was heard from her by
her relatives until about four weeks ago.
when she wrote them that she was mar.
lled. She did not give the name OF her
husband, but added that she was tired
OF married life, as her husband was
travelling man and was away from home
a great deal Of the time.
The family heard nothing more OF her
until they received the telegram an.
uounciDg her death. Her father, to
whom the telegram WAS aeut, did not re-
spond aud sent bis son, and the re-
mains were buried here without his
presence.
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Died OF IIydrophObIa.

NEWARK, August 3.-George Nennin-
ger, aged twelve years, Of 20 Garrison
street, died at 1880 o'clock yesterday in
St. Michael's Hospital Of hydrophobia.
He was conscious to the last moment,
but unable to speak and suffered terri.
bly,. He was bitten on the hand by a
mongrel dog late in May and until Fri.
day felt no i'll effects. Then he showed
an aversion to water, and three doctors
were called. Yesterday he developed
every symptom OF hydrophobia and sui.
fered every agony. In tho evening he
was taken to the hospital and died in
two hours. His parents are very poor.
On July 9, Walter Esgen, another
twelve-year.old boy, died. He had been
bitten by the same dog, and hydropho.
bia is now given as the cause Of his
death, although it was said at the time
TO be due 10 meningitis. p
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Tho Week In Congrcss.

WASHINGTON. August S.-The pro.
ccedines in the House this week will be
governed by tho attendance OF members.
There is strong disposition on the part
OF the minority to finally pass upon the
conference report on the original pack'
eee bill, and TO secure action upon the
Compound lard bill and two Of the cleo
ton cases. 4 quorum, however, is nee
cecary for this md il itcannot be secured,
the House must content itself with such
measnrea rs will not arouse party feel
Inc, The taritr will DO discussed in the
Senate until Friday, when it will be laid
aside and the river and harbor appro'
priat;on bill will be taken up.
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EDUCATED COLDRED COLONY.
What Census Man discovered OF Il
South Cnrpllnp Couut.

What Census Man Discovered or tho
soutl. Carpllnn Coast.
CHARLESTON, S. c., August 3.-The
census man who has been assigned the
enumeration Of the Sea Island coast Of
this State has made a most remarkable
discovery. Kiawah Island, which is
some miles down the coast, is owned by
two Of the families OF the ante-bellum
Sea Island barons. The census man ex.
pected to find there handful Of Amer.
lean citizens" white and black, but he
was wonderfully disappointed. ~ :
Ho found a large black colony OF about
100 souls, and that he had struck re-.
eion, tho only one in tho world, in
which all the inhabitants were English
speaking, reading and writing negroes.
Every negro he met could. read and
write. Every child, Of a suitable ape
could also read and write, and the women
were just as intelligent as the men. All
were prospecting under the wise rule Of
a mulatto cacique named Quash Ste.
phens, whose wife was responsible for
The education Of the people in her eight
yearp' repideuC6, t-s-' rs
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LADY DuNl.O'S BOOM.
shs ID All tho Rage In Theatrical circ,..
In London.

| In London.
| LONDON, August 3.-Lady Dunlo. hav.
ing issued triumphant from the divorce
court, is the heroine OF the hour in i'm.
polite society. On the evening Of the
day the suit was decided she attended
tho two music halls where her sister Flo
was billed, and, sitting prominently in
stage box, was cheered most enthusias.
ticaily on both occasions, and when
Ma1emoiselle Flo saug a chaste balladp
with the refrain "lIe lost IT," the audi.
ence went wild with delight. Augustus
Harris promptly engaged ,hef ladyship
we same evening to sing III the mex.
Chr!stnas pantomime at Drury Lane.
and, though all tho music hall managers
have since been endeavoring to SECURE
her services In the interval, her price ia |
too high for them. --.
George Lewis informs me that nothing
mas yet been done to provide for Lady |
Dunlo by her noble father.in.law, Earl
Clancarty, and that she is compelled to |
earn her living on the stage. She Is
much delighted with the notoriety abe
has obtained, and has publicly expressed
her opinion that Sir james Hannen, the |
most dignitied and austere Judge on The
English bench, before whom Lord
Danlo's suit was tried, is II dear old
,hap. mo - -
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GERMANY AND THE HEBREWS.
Guarding tho Frontiers Agalnst lmmiErn
ton From Ilussin.

Guarding the Frontiers Against lmmigra.
ton From Russia.
BERLIN, August 3.-Orders have been
sent to the frontier customs posts and to
the railways in Poland to watch for the
threatened migration Of Hebrews from
Russia. The new Russian regulations,
though not expressly aimed at the ex-
pulsion Of the Hebrews, will tend to
drive from the country vast bodies Of ar.
tisans and the poorest farming Hebrews,
who are largely settled in the frontier
provinces.
The leading Hebrew firms in Berlin,
Hamburg and Frankfort have commune
Gated with representative Hebrews in
London for the purpose OF preparing re-
lief for their distressed brethren. Let
ters from rabbis in Russia mention Sep.
tember as the period for enforcing the
regulations. The dread Of wholesale
transportation to Siberia for failure to
observe the edicts will impel the flight
westward Of many thousands OF He
breWB .'.
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FIELDS on FIRE,
Durning Like T!aaer md Threatening Dc.
structiOn OF Imme ense Tanks Of Oh.

Durning Like Tlaasr md Thrcatsnlng De.
struction OF Immense Tanks of OH.
LIMA, ONO, August 3-A disastrous
fire broke ont on the Watt farm, two
miles south Of the city, early yesterday
morning. The farm is owned by the
Buckeye (Standard) Pipe Line Com.
pany, and Is filed with $1,000 barrel oil
tanks. The farm Is surrounded by a
field Of hay, which the hot weather has
cooked dry, and it took fire from spark
from passing engine.
The fire spread rapidly and threatened
the destruction OF the tanks, and the
company called out 100 men to eight the
flames, which consumed everything in
the field and got among the iron tanks
and threatened serious trouble. but
after many hours' fighting the flames
were subdued. The loss is about $1,000
and is total, including damage to the
tanks.
On the Mccullough farm, through
which the Chicago 4 Atlantic road
passes, meadow took fire from a spark
from locomotive, and eleven stacks Of
hay and several hundred feet OF fencing
burned.
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Killed Ills friend.

CulcAdo. August Sin moment Of
ungovernable ragethis afternoon Henry
Heying, a hard ware clerk nineteen years
old, shot and almost instantly killed
Fred Heck, the ten.year.old son Of a
widow. Heying, with number OF
friends, WAS target shooting aud
was being guyed by a crowd Of
youngsters. while in the act OF
raising his rifle Heying was struck by a
stick thrown by the boyu. He instantly
turned the weapon at the group and
fired, striking the Heck boy near tho
heart. Heying went home and after an
agitated conference with his parents
acted on their advice and gave himself
up 10 the police. 2laa'
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SQUABDlING ROYALTIES.
Qoarrelliug Oyer Who Shall BE King OF
Bulgaria.

Qaarrelliug Oyer Who snalI BE King OF
Bulgaria.
BERLIN, August 3.-Family meetings
will be held at Osborne to determine
the question whether Prince Waldemar
Of Denmark or Prince Oscar Of Sweden
shall be. placed upon the Bulgarian
throne. Emperor William continues to
favor Prince Oscar as the better choice,
on the ground Of his personal qualities.
The Car hitherto opposed to having his
brother-in-law the ruler OF Bulgaria,
now assents. The Greek royalties
strongly object to Waldemar. King
George has written to friends in the
Danish and English courts that the
election Of his brother to the Bulgarian
throne would raise feeling of jealousy
among the Greeks and would imperil
the Duke Of Sparta's succession to the
throne OF Greece.
The diplomats who are watching this
family imbroglio probably hit the mark
in attributing the Czar's choice Of Prince
Waldemar to keep the Balkan mess fer
menting. -,1
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From tho above story. which WAS re-
ceived at late hour last night, /. is
suspected that Loring is the man who
figured here as head Of the Loring gang
Of burglars, who robbed Stone (
Thomas, L. S. Good and others,
and who afterwards figured in
Cleveland and was arrested there.
His name was Charles Loring,
he was member OF an aristocratic fam.
lily in Boston, was fascinating mau and
the woman who lived with him as his
wife here was said not to be his real
wife. She left here when he did, but
was back afterwards, and her where.
aboats now could doubtless easily be
learned.
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ISSINCERE RUSSIA,
Her Scheme to Deceive the World on tho
Siberian OutraEes.

Her Scheme to Deceive the World on tho
Siberian OutraEes.
BERLIN, August 3.-The Russian pa.
pers announce that transportation to
Siberia will be abolished as judicial
punishment. They omit to mention
tho fact that it will be maintained as
now without a judicial sentence.
The latest notable instance OF this
kind is the case Of the celebrated novel.
list, Glyeb Uspiensky. He was arrested
at night, being taken from his bed, and
was confined for month in n secluded
prison. Any knowledge OF his where
abouts was refused his friends for long
time. Finally they were told he. had
been sent to Sartoy, pending tho pleas.
ure Of the police. Itig supposed that his
ofTense was writing letter 10 the C2ar in
support OF the memorandum sent His
Maiesty by Madame Tzebrikova.
Uspienskh holds high literary po.
aition In Russia, where be is as promi.
nent as Is Daudet in France, or Howell.
in America. This, however, availed
him nothing, for be was treated Us com.
mon criminal.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

Senator Gorman will not be director
Of the Baltimore & Ohio. flSj 1874
Apparently the House and Senate will
not be- able to agree upon the fortitica-
lions bill, and 1t may Iail.
Another decision has been entered
against Sarah Althea Terry in the claim
against the Sharon estate.
Michigan Supreme Court has decided
that u man can keep floating saloon in
the lake without paying the :iquor tax.
Miners at sheboygan, Wis, have
struck and refuse to. return to work
until they receive ten hours pay for
eight hours work. !l.rNf 4 81 |
An official order for the transfer OF
Ericsson's remains 10 Sweden has been
issued by the Navy Department. The
cruiser Baltimore will be used. - ;
The Western railway managers have
agreed upon restoration Of freight rates,
and the advance will 50 into effect as
soon as the tariff schedule can be pre-.
pared by the clerks. - -
The returns Of the Census Supervisor
show that the population OF Arizona
mot including the Indiaus) is $1,000.
The three largest town1 are!! Tucson,
5.lS5; Phoenix, 8, lis; Prescott, 1913.
The number OF Turkish pilgrims to
the shrine OF Mecca this year is estima.
ted at 800 900. Tho Porte is said to be
greatly alarmed at the prospect of this
great army OF trayelers spreading chol-
era on their return to their homes. n
At New Orleans James Clark {: Co..
coffee dealers, have made an assignment
Of their property to their creditors,
Their Statement shows liabilities, S15s,.
600: assets, S95, 5000; indebtedness to
New York and Liverpool firms about
$4,000. 80 Z
Atthe meeting Of the trustees Of Col,
gate University, formerly Madison Uni
versity, in June last, Rev. DR.. E.. B
Hurlburt, Of Chicago, was chosen Pres
ident to fll the vacancy capsed w the
death ot the late President Dodge. l,
Is learned that Dr.. Hurlburt has decided
not to accept the position offered him.
Some OF the heaviest Mexican capital
lists have rganizsd company toipur
chase and work the Cerro Colorado eol,
mine In Chihuahua. and In the Bacto
pella' mining district. This is cops;d
cred the richest gold mine il Mexico
haylugan immense body OF rich ore i,
sight. Work ut the mine il to be becu,
lin sixty days.
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technic display. causing mighty erup.
ton OF lira from the shore Of. the like
and eenling hundreds OF shells into the
II Is estimated that there will DO $4,000
Odd Fellows in Chicago by Tuesday.
TERRIFIC HALL STORM.
Stones Ms Large M iicus' Eggs-Grcat
Damage Done.

Stones Rs Large M iicns' Eggs-Grcat
Damage Done.
MiNNEAroLts, August 3.--Tho Trib'
une's New Richmond, Minn., special
says: The most terrific hail storm eyer
experienced here visited this section
about 80 this forenoon. Tho windows
on the north side Of every building in
the village und for miles on either side
In the country are broken. Tho storm
was about forty miles wide aud abou.
ton miles long. All uncut grain in It's
path Is total loss.
The hail, In some instances, arc as
large as hens eggs, and covered the
ground for several inches. The loss is
estimated at from $4,000 to $780, 600.
Hogs were killed, and hundred Of
chickens persisted. III some instances
the pieces Office were driven with such
force as to pierce through the roofs OF
buildings. .
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Deprived Of a Soft Snap.

LoNBoN, August 3.-The Duke Of
Cambridge, Queen victoria's cousin and
Commander.in.Ch Chief Of the British
army, is honorary colonel OF the drena-
der Guards, recently banished for in.
subordinati6n, and, despite the adjective
draws the salary OF about el,000 n year
attached to tho post. A daring Radical
member OF Parliament presumed to ask
the Secretary for War whether the royal
duke waa not responsible In come meas.
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Broke tho Record.

LONDON, August S.-Alexander JAG.
ques. a French gentleman who iasts for
living, yesterday took his first meal in
forty.two days on the stage of Westmin-
ster Aquarium, and thus secures the
record. AT the conclusion OF his fast his
pulse was 60 and his temperature 90.
His weight forty'two days ugo was 13S
pounds and 9 ounces, and he has lost os
pounds aud Is ounces. a.773s.
He has tasted once before for thirty
days, and claims that he is enabled to
last almost any length Of time by the use
OF a powder, the Ingredients Of which are
a secret: During the fast at the acquar-
ium he has taken 2! ounces Of this pow
der, 9fG - II'I 1,''-'"'. '.
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A NOTE THAT WAS A TRAP.

When Thomas NJ. Weston arrived he
Immediately recognized the boy, but was
rather surprised at his errsnd. The fol-
lowing note purportlng to come from the
iatherappeared to make matters straight,
however:
'This will introduce to you my son
George, and anything that he may order
will be all right. He wants 10 get nice,
light, genteel suit Of clothes, and I will
consider it favor il you will give him
your advice in selecting it. II he wants
any spending money, advance him not
ovar S30n
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GREAT RAILROAD ENTERPRISE.
E1'Comn''Asionsr Miller Tells About tho
Norfolk & Western Extension,
QtISntaf .S.t Al

Norfolk & Western f..tsusiop.
Special Di,pateh 10 he In.eiligenco.
WASHINGTON, D. G., August 3.-IIon
Joseph S. Miller, Of Huntington, who /,
in charge OF the Norfolk 4 Western't
extension across West Virginia. reports
most satisfactory progress nil along the
line. Construction gangs are now al
work from the Forks Of Elkhorn, in Nc.
Dowell county, where the new line be.
gins, to the Ohio river. The long tunnel
between the waters Of Pigeon and
Twelve Pole creeks, in Logan county, Is
also well under way.
yheroute OF this extension is from the
Forks OF Elkhorn down the Elkhorn to
It's mouth; thence down the Tug Fork
OF Sandy river to the mouth OF Pigeon
creek, in Logan county; thence up
Pigeon creek and Laurel Fork to the d.
vide between Pigeon and Twelve Pole,
which is crossed by means OF the tunnel
spoken Of; thence down the Fork oil
Twelve Fole to tho Ohio river at point
between Ceredo and Catlettsburg, Ky.
The road here crosses the river into
Lawrence county, Ohio, going to lronton
and thence to Columbus py tho Scioto
branch, recently purchased. Paige, Ca.
rey 4 Go. have tho contract for building
the bridge. They have the Golfer dams
all in place.
The only difficulty thus far expert.
enced is in obtaining men to 20 into tho
Interior to work. Plenty Of labor is to
bs had at either end OF the route, but
there seems to be general objection to
going out Of the reach OF civilization.
Notwithstanding this, however, there
has been no serious delay, and the en-.
tire road is expected to be ready for bus.
mess within the contract time.
From Columbus the Norfolk 4 Vest
ern will acquire connections westward
to Chicago, the whole constituting new
through line from the West to the Allan
Tic seaboard.
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BUFFALO, N. Y, August 3.-The police
intcrfercd with the game between st.
Louis aud Rochester Association teams
which was to have been played on the
champion league grounds here to-day.
Between 5000 and 1000 people had as.
sembled to see tho contest. Tho play.
ers had arrived and were indulging in
preliminary practice when the patrol
wagon filled with blue coats drove up
and they were compelled to dcsist.
Considerable uproar ensued and several
arrests were made. Rain checks were
given out and there was much dissatis.
faction.
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NEw YoRK, August ?,-The' Catholic
Mtws has received the following cable
gram from Rome:
"RoME, August 2.-By decree OF the
Holy Office tho faithful will be allowed
the Use OF flesh meat on Friday, August
Is. This dispepsation is granted in
honor Of the Feast Of the Assumption oi
the BLESSED Virgin"
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An Anclout Turtle.

t7oAof Journal aaNt4H, d ne ~ (,
A few days since Constable Arch J..
DeBerry, OF Valley District, ran across
a land turtle Of uncommonly large aize-
as big rs halt.busbel," "isaid our in.
iormant. On his back he bore the
legend, IN. E. l740,"" from which Is s,,p-
posed that the man whose Initials were
n. ~ cut the turtles back'in the year
LAO; and % that was some ten years be.
to!e the; first recorded settlement { in
Preston county, his turtleship is a tray.
eler as we'll as an ancient fellow. Mr.,
DeBerry cut "a. D.ls9o," on the beasts
back and let 1t 90. - = S'lf1
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RARE BUSINESS TACT.

A large order OF goods was then sc.
lected, and the boy exhibited rare busi.
ness ability in making the purchases,
and showed that he was familiar with
what he was doing. When the order
was completed Shepherd told Mr.. Wes-
ton that his father was suffering from
consumption, but that he hoped to be
able to get up himself in about two
weeks, and that the goods were not to be
shipped until that time, gaa; -2.5
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Clerk Hook on Saturday admitted 10
record two deeds OF trust and trans
fera as follows: -7l II. l0INE7
Deed made August7, 1890, by the city
OF Wheeling to James Commeriord ior
lot No: 322 in the: :Peninaular cemetery.
Consideration, $50. 'll4ltf y ~
Deed made July %, 1900, by II. F.
Behrens and vile aud Joseph Speidel
and vile to William Craig, Jr., for lot
No. 43 IN the subdivision OF Sprigg 4
Ritchie's addition laid out by Behrens
and Speidel. Consideration, $500. g'@
Deed made July II, 1900. by Lorenzo
Q. Smith and wife to Esttelle May Tom
linson, for part Of lot No. 02 in the addi.
ton laid out by Henry Moore, trustee,
on North Broadway. Consideration,
Sl.G50. aa - rH5I M!'.
Deed made July lG, 1890, by Addison
9. Jarvis and wife, Of Jefferson county,
o., to the Wheeling Bridge Company,
for part OF lot No. 3on the north aide OF
Ohio street. Consideration $3.50.
Deed made July Is, 1890, by Hannibal
Forbes and wife to Charles Strauss, for
the east one.half Of lot No. 120, on
Seventeenth street. Consideration,
S1tI:1t IN.n. .'..#4H. ..fH.# ... =. 40
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A ENtnl Wreck.

LOUISVILLE, KY, August 3-There was
another wreck on the Louisville, New
Albany & Chicago railroad this morning.
Two men were killed and several
severely injured. About seven miles
north OF Bedford, Iud., the out.
bound passenger train from Chicago
came in collision with the north-bound
passenger from Louisville. Several Of
the cars were completely telesooped.
The dead are: Arthur Burns, Of New AL.
hany, engineer otthe aouth-bound train !;
George Cole. Of New Albany, fireman on
south-bound train. Both are still under
the wreck. .tF tE.7I'. l