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DISASTROUS STORM.
Another Terrible Cloud Burst
Does Immense Damage.
SEVERAL TOWNS ISOLATED.
a Great Volume OF Water Sweeps
Down Narrow Canon In Colorado,
Taking Almost Everything
Perishablo With 1t.

DENVER, Col, July 2a.-At midnigh
last night occurred terrific catastrophe
that has temporarily isolated the towut
up Clear Greek Canon from tho world
At that hour IN immense cloud buss,
near tho forks Of creek, pouring del
uge Of water within the narrow walls oil
the canon. It completely demolished
the two iron railway bridges at the
Forks, and as far as can DO learned ami.
hilated all the structures in the vicinity.
The restaurant, tho depot and the out.
housca wero swept away by the flood.
Fortunately, tits believed, no lives were
lost.
The immense column OF water laden
with wrecknge went tearing down the
canon with the result that to-day from
the Forks to Golden there Is scarcely n
vestige OF the railroad left. The greater
portion Of the road bed is washed away
aud all means OF communication arc
destroyed. After the cloud burst furi.
ous hail storm set in, and it Is reported
that hail foot deep Is lying in the
canon. At eleven o'clock this morning
train loaded with bridge timbers and
two hundred men left Den.
yer for the scene Of destruction. 1t will
Do about three days before the road is
repaired. -,
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BYNUM'S OPPONENT.
a Probability That 1t VIII be Hon. Charlie.
". Fairbanks,

a Probability That 1t VIII be Hon. Charles
". FairbaHks.
INDIANAPOLIS, July CIT is probable
the Republicans OF this Congressional
district will nominate Hon. Charles W.
Fairbanks to make the race against
Bynum. Mr.. Fairbanks is an Ohio
man, and has an Ohio mans luck in
politics. He is attorney Tor the O., / (
W. and largely interested in other rail.
road enterprises. He was the real lead
er OF the Gresham movement in 1883,
but his nomination for Congress will be
indorsed by all the Republicans, and it
will not be the result OF his friendship
to Judge Gresham. He is a shrewd poll.
tician and forcible speaker. After Gen.
eral Harrison WAS nominated at Chicago
he had no more steadiast friend than
Mr.. Fairbanks, and to-day Fairbanks is,
like all other Republicans in Indiana, a
Harrison man.
1t is not known whether no would
accept the Congressional nomination or
not, but the expression among the party
is all in his favor. II he should be nom
mated he will give Bynum a very close
call, and m impression prevails that he
would defeat him. Mr.. Bynun has
sacrificed the interests OF indianapolis
to carry out his partisan hatred. For
many years the Indianapolis postotiice
building has been too small for the bust.
ness transacted therein. Mr.. Bynum
has seen bill after bill go through for
erection Of buildings in little county
towns throughout the country, and has
not turned his hand over to help India.
napolis. The people here are holding
this in remembrance against him.
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Till COLORADO WRECK.
Particulars OF tho Dishster-..A Number c
Passengers Injured,

Particulars OF the ter--.h Number of
Passengers Injured.
CHICAGO, July 22-rhe following par.
ticulars in regard 10 the accident on the
east bound train on the Rock Island road
near Limou, COL, last night have been
received from freight manager ST. John
from Colorado Springs. The accident
occurred at a bridge mile and half
west of LimoE at about 1910 o'clock p
III. Two spans OF the briJgs, which is
about 80 feet long and fifteen high, were
washed out by II torrent. The engine,
baggage car, dny coach and chair Car
went into the chasm and wern wreck.d
badly: Tho sleeper remained on thu
track. Twelve or fifteen deople were
more or less seriously hurt and engineer
Mccormick Was killed. Physicians and
n wrecking outfit were at once sent to
the scene Of the accident from Colorado
Springs.
Tne following is list OF the injured
William Watson, Of Pueblo, Col, head
and fac- badly cut aud generally shaken
up; X. W. Woodland. OF Karsas City,
ankle bruised; J. NJ. Thompson, Buenas
Vista, Col, wrist rprained; Miss Annie
Patterson, OF Mankota, MINI, arms
bruised; Il. II. Boggs, Lincoln, Neb.,
head slightly bruised; John Bates, Of
Riley, Kansas, shoulder bruised and
back injured Mrs.. Mary (surname not
learned, OF New York, side badly
bruised; O. G. Hanlin, fireman, bead
and neck bruised; L II. Hendricks,
baggage man, head cut and back cut; b.
Boalins, head cut; Il. V. Bull, news
agent, face, head aud legs badly cut and
internally injured. Engineer McCor
mick has not yet been found. His bod,
is probably under the engine.
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MANNlNG.u, UlL FIELD.

Natural Gns Destroys tho Derrick Mt Me-
Graw no. 2-Other Developments.
specla. Dispatch TO the Irtali3sne1.
WASHINGTON, W. Va, July 22.-The
observation-disclosures No. . struck pock-
ct OF gas this evening. The gas came
with such force as to throw the drillers
down the embankmeIt, but did not in
jure them. The gas ignited and the en-,
tire rig burned to ground. The gas was
struck at $50 feet and the loss to the
owners and contractors is $1,000.
Burt No. 2 has one bit in the sand and
is showing oil. Burt No is in the salt
sand and showing gas. The South Penn
Company's Furbee No. is one bit in
the first pay streak and has large flow
Of oil. The drilling is going on. The
Rymer South Penn is expected in on
Friday. All the producing wells art
holding up nicely and many are gaining
by sge, especially the Modd's Run
The original package house, men.
toned before, is now ia full blast under
the style and name Of Thomas Mears'
Sons, Stenbsnville, Ohio; agent, Toney
Willoughby.
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POLITICIANS IN THE ALLIANCE.
How Tloy Worked the Nominating Conver.
tlon In rIgo County, Ind.

INDIANAPOLIS, July 2a.-The able ei
forts OF some wouid.be politicians, who
must have something to run, are bring.
Ing the Farmers Alliance into disrepute
In some parts oil tho State. Indiana has
been afflicted by having among It's citi.
zens few men who have imagined thew
had mission, and that mission yas 10
run some kind Of a political party, Not
being mentally strong enough to run, or
even to cut much OF figure, In either
Of the old parties, they.have feltit n
duty to organize one OF their own,
Some OF this class were tho getters.up
OF the Prohibition party and now oper.
ate TINT little silc.show. Others could
not even be eatiafled In that, Us they had
to divide the honors with half dozen
others. The organization OF the Alliance
gave them, as they thought, the deaired
opportunity. and they have been trying
to make OF that organization political
machine for their own behoof and benefit.
In Vigo county a convention was called
the other day, OF a mixed character, It
was to DO composed OF members OF the
Alliance and OF the various labor orgaui.
cations. When 1t met thoss who were
opposed to running ticket were in.
vited to take walk to the outside Of the
building. The managers did not intend
to have any interference with their
plans. The labor organizations repudi.
ased tho whole affair, as did about all the
farmers. A stormy time was had, but q |
ticket was finally put ia thu ilsld, and
the originators Of the movement ought
to have been satisfied, but they were not,
for after the adjournment OF the conyen.
ton they got into wraugie among |
themselves, and, to speak prGiauely, the
very devil was to pay. In some OF tho
counties tho Alliance has put tickets in |
the field with legitimate view, expect.
ing success because OF the strength OF
the order, while in others it has refused
to attempt to run n ticket of its own,
while in few others the same game as
that in Vigo has been tried by a few |
pestiferous. politicians who have been
repudiated by all other parties.
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TREATY OF ALLIANCE
Signed by Two Of the Countries
Of Central America.
THE SERIOUS COMPLICATIONS
oetwccn Guatemala aud San Saliva.
uor...Thc Defeat of Snivadorlnn
insurgcnts...Thc Revolution
Against Barrllins Growing.

| olTf OF Mgxlco, July 2o.-specials
from Guatemala say that the Minist, rs
OF COSTA Rlca and Nicaragua yesterd, y
signed with Guatemala n treaty OF nlli.
ance. They demand OF General Eas,s,
In the nameof the United Central AmcJ-
lea, first, that he leave tho supreme CON-
mand in San Salvador; second, that
legal regime be established in accord.
ance with the San Salvador constitution,
as before June %, the date OF tho assaa-
sination Of President Menendcz; and
third, that general amnesty be granted
to all who participated In the revolu.
tionary movement in San Salvador.
honduras bound herself to this alli-
'n%" ny a previous treaty with Guat,-
Guatemala is daily increasing her
torces on the San Salvador frontier. The
commanders arc ordered to remain on
the defensive. One general disobeyed
this order and has been subjected to
The report OF the deteat OF Guatemal.
cans by San Salvadorians Is declared to
be untrue. 1t was only defeat Of SAL
insurgents, 1t is said.
a special from Chfapas, near the Qua
temalean frontier, says that the revolu-
tlonary movement against President
Barrillas, OF Guatemala, has obtained
considerable headway, and that Barrillas
Is preparing for it. The representative OF
San Salvador here has shown to the AS
..oclated Press correspondent kilograms
rom General Ezeta, claiming that tho
report OF battle sent on Saturday wss
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KENTUCKY BILL Alb RIGHT.


Ho Says he viii fake tho HHtisids III
Spite VI tho rr'ce Set on His Hend..
Special Correspondence OF he IntdiiqeHctr
). OcEANA, WYoMIsG COUNTY, W. Va,
July l5.-Detective Napier, better
known as Kentucky Bill" errived in
this place Saturday last. When your
correspondent showed him the INTEL
LIoEScER's dispatch from Charleston re-
garding bis mysterious disappear.
ance," he said hewas the livlies.
corpse to bo found In these back
woods. lie says he wilt capture
tho Haltields ut all hazards, not
withstanding the $500 reward the Hat
fields have offered for his scalp.
The Circnit Court is in session at this
place, and Detective Napier was called
before a special grand jury and IN
dicted A. G. Hambrick several times for
selling liquor without license. Soon af.
terward he was met by Geo. W. Cox, a
orother.in.law Of Hambrick, and local
character nameh DAVID Lester. They as-
saulted Napier and quite lively scene
followed. Clubs aud pistols figured in
the melee until officers interiered and
quelled the disturbance Napier is a.lli
mere attending to business.
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BOLD DIAMOND THIEF,

Chloroformed Girls and Women and Rob.
bed Them OF their Jewslry.
CHICAGO, July GA man who gave
the name OF Walter Vanvalkenberg,
was arrested last night for q series Of
crimes, He is accused Of chlorolorming
and then robbing girls and women OF
their iewclry, money or valuables.
Another account says he is nineteen
years old. Sunday, July Is, Mis-. Kittie
Howell, Philadelphia girl, who is Wis.
iting cousin in this city, reported at
the central station the loss OF diamonds
worth $50. She said she had been
chloroformed by VanVulkenberg. She
told the detectives VanValkenberg had
been introduced to her by friend and
that he had invited her to theatre. She
started to the theatre with him on the
evening OF July II, but he said it was
too late and proposed 4 trip to a beer
garden, where they drank lemonade.
She suddenly became very siok and
started home. Becoming too sick
to travel, EalValkenberg took her
into saloon, telling her that he
would get her something that would re.
lieve her. lie ordered lemonade, and
offered the, .bar-tender s. to "hxh the
drink. The bartender refused. Van.
Valkenbers :himself dragged it-proba.
bly, with chloroinrm-and before Miss
Howell could reach tho side walk and
take a car she became unconscious. She
knew nothing further until Saturday,
when she awoke in room at the Dixon
House. All other diamonds, valued at
$3.50, were gone. ''
When next heard from Vanvalkeu-
berg had taken young man into a ga.
loon, and under the pretense Of examin.
Ing his diamond ring he walked out Of
the place with it in his possession.
Last night the youue.msn was found in
company with Mrs. Dora May. The
woman,wore diamonds worth overSl 900,
and the young man had bottle OF chic.
roform in bis pocket. lie had also the
diamond ring he had stolen q few days
before. He did not deny his gnilt and
produced the greater pa,t Of Miss How.
ellis diamonds, =.
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Fittsburgh Circuit Rncss.

PlrTsauRau, July 2o.-The frat er,u
race ever held in Pittsburgh opened 10
day with splendid list Of entries vel.
coined by 5000 people.
:, snuImamaries-2:30 sun class, trot. np,se
$1,000, divided; Viola CLAY @ tirst. ps,ie i',aie
:, OF Warren, Pa, second; Lakew.o9 M
trnSe third Kluxic, phpnixyilIe Pa Pa
slsspy soydD, Dan six sixth; j Best time, 2:32T!. T
:, ssS9nG o d;I;Ss I;aSee 9:e5 class, pacing, purse
Arctic, Cleveland, O., second; 'I; bilIv I,ss r
ihird; Frank Dortch. fourth: Jimmis
trfatterson, filth; Greenhorn, sixth
Monroe Brister, seventh; Kate Crs;c
ei9ath Daisy ', ninth; Minnie Bslle'
!entn Treasure, eleventh; Santov'
sweilth veil Col. Forest, thirteenth. Ti3e,
2:sa class, trot, 81, 900 divided: MAN.
pnno Maid, first; st. Elmo. second % :.
Diamohd, third; Yorktown RelIe'
ioufth; Alene, filth. Tins o:9o ''
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CHICAGO, July 2a.-Judge Tuley gave
a novel opinion to-day upon the subject
OF what constitutes dependent" aud
"member" OF family. Rev. Michael
Horsau, Roman Catholic priest. was
insured ior $1,000 in the Illinois Cath
olic Order Of Forresters. The policy
was originally made payable to his
mother. She died and Father Hogan
executed will leaving the insurance 10
his housekeeper, Margaret DAILY. After
Father Hogan's death the For sters de.
clined to pay over tho money on the
ground that the housekeeper, being no
relative, was not u member OF The priests
family, or dependent thereof, conditions
required BY the rules OF the order oil
Foresters. Judge ruley, however, after
a full hearing, decided to the contrary,
and'awarded her the money.
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FRIGHPFUL DISASTER.
A Terrible Tenement House Fire
in Cincinnati. ,a
SEVERAL PEOPLE BURNED
And Observation-Disclosures Escape Of
the Other Occupants..-rhc Build
Ing n Vcrltablo Death Trap
The Work Of the Fircmcn. yr

CINCINNATI, July 22,-Atabout a quar-
ter before eleven tonight q double alarm
rang out from Box 10. The engines
dashed down 10 the public landing to
find house No. A Front street all ablaze.
1t was iour.slory brick known as the
John Christie tenement house. The
first story was occupied by Solomon
Afenski as a a'second.hand store. All the
other floors were occupied rs tenements
and while the flames were eating their
way to the roof, there were thirty people
in the building. -F=.s--r,,..s t,. j.
A great crowd on the outsidc shouted
to the police who arrived first and to the
firemen who arrived later that the peo.
pie inside were burning up. The police
began tho work OF rescuing at once
The fremen arriving, frs ladders and
lanterns were brought into reQuisition
and tho work OF rescuing tho burning
and recovering the dead kept pace with
that OF distinguishing, or rather OF
checking, the fire. Tho building was
practically destroyed.
In the second story were two families
OF ten persons; in the third story we're
two more numbering ten persons in the
fourth were two families also nun beriny
ten peraons.
The dead and injured 30 far as can be
learned at this writing are as follows:
Snlnmnn hnnatt' Me- 1, =.
wife. l... q -.
Eva Menski, their lo.yenr-old daugh.
ter. ,-.a.
Erran Menski, their S.year old son.
Injured:
lius Hiizwell.
Eva Misses. g Ft ~ p 4
Mary kasseneur. 81 1
OF the injured, the first two are likely
TO die, and the last named has chances
Of recovery.
Solomon Menski and his family occu-
pied the rear end OF the second etory, di.
rectly over where the fire is supposed
10 have started. Thepeop!e OF the third
and fourth stories fled TO the roof and
to the roof of an adjoining
building. Many OF the women were
found unconscious. .a.,l 81. !f
There was bu,c1e exit to the street
for these poor people, and that was by
an old, narrow, rickety pine stairway,
the best Of fuel for the flames. a.
At the outset Of the fire, the police, at
The risk OF their lirep, managed to save
some OF ten people who slept on the
second floor, but the excitement and
confusion incident to the event is such
hat none can state exactly how many,
nor are The casualties all known certain
ly at this hour.
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TIE DULUTH REGATTA


thudnnrs Team Wins over IInulnn,. nv ,
Length md IIulf.
DULuTu' MISN, July 22.-The great
four cared professional race came ofr ~
day and created immense interest and
enthusiasm from start to finish. Tbeye
were i've crews entered with positions
from the shore as follows: Hanlap,s-
consisting Of Hanlan, Teemer. Hos,ne-
and Wise, with Hanlan as stroke. =
Ross, consisting OF Ross, Harry Vail.
J.: A. Kennedy and D. E. Murphy. Ths %
West Ends OF Bnlfalo. Gaudauris Grey
consisting OF Mckay, Stroke. Hamn'
OF Buffalo. '"' i''ies'
After u most exciting race the Gaut,or.
anda half. "'eps'h
Erie and Ross came in lepptb die
tant behind, bnt Ross crew was seysrsi az e.s
boat lengths behind Erie, The Wsat
Ends gave up the racs half way bacb s'' t'
The time for the winners who c,,
tured the first prize, Sl,2C0, was 1s.ao
For danlon's crew 1925, who took sec' 10"
ond money, 5000. TIE Eries made IN.
three.nllo cnnrse in 1881. and ,onI
third money, $500. ~ '.'oA ".
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CAPITAL NOTES,

wAsu,SaTos, D. G., July 2c.-Repre:
sentative Binsham, OF Pennsylvania, to:
diy reported fsyorahly. from the House
Committee on Post Qtlices, . hill TO oresls
the office Of Fourth Assistant postmns,er
General, at o salary Of 81, 900 per aunum.
The President arrived In Washington
this afternoon. ~
Aspecial train will come to Washing;
ton tomorrow night, by the Peppiyylva.
MIA railroad, for tho putiose Of carrying
q pasty Of Government officials to tho
encampment Of the National Guards Of
Pennsylvania at Mt Gretna It's e1.
pected that the President, the Secretary
OF War, General schoGe,d and Others
will 80,
Ihe census returns OF tho entire State
OF Pennsylvania have been received at
the Census Office. This is the first State
to send in its full returna,
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ODD FELLOWS CELEBRATION.
Chicago Expecting mud Preparing Tor nj
Ennrmnua Crowd L -

Chicago Expecting mud Preparing FOR IN
Enormous Crowd.
CHICAGO, July 22.-Workmen to-day
began building the enormous amphi-
theater that is to be used during the Gel
ebration OF Patriarchs Militant and Odd
Fellows Angus. 8 to 10. The structure
occupies three blocks in Lake Front
Park, and will seat thfrty.tive thousand
people. The demonstration, its pro-
moters say, will be the largest ever made
by secret society. Fifty thousand Odd
Fellows are expected, fifteen thousand
ofwhom will be Uniformed Patriarchs
Militant. Cash prizes to tho amount Of
S25 600 will be awarded. Many mem.
bers from the extreme East aud West,
it is definitely known, will be present,
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Flrat Murder iu Many Yonrs,

RpsHvlLLE, Ills, July 22.-The first
murder in this place for many years
happened during Sunday night. Iapes
Denny, George Raldefbaek, Jennie
BarnSby and Mrs. Wilson had spent the
day in Rcardstown, returningthat night
loaded with bad whisky. Mrs. Wilson
waz tound on the sidewalk near her
home with four bullets in her head.
She is supposed to have died instantly,
as there were no sisns that q struggle
had taken place. James Denny was
taken home With bullet hole in his
nady that may prove fatal. Denny and
nalderback both claim that Mrs. vii.
sons husband diu the shooting. "a
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PECULIAR GAsL uE INSANITY.
Young Man Rsfusesro Eat, and Is SlowI
DJinG of Starvation.

Young Man R.fusesto Eat, and Ia Slowly
Ding of Starvation.
INDIANAPOLIS. IND July 22.-George
Klein, a well kuown young man Of this
city, was declared insane, aud The exam
lining physicians regard his cas-. as Que Of
the most peculiar, that has ever fallen
under their observation. Two months
ago he went fishing with a party OF
friende. and wandered away, and, ten
days later was found in the woods, hay.
ing eaten nothing in thnt time. Since
then he has not tasted food, and it has
been with great difficulty that he could
be induced to drink a little milk, and
then only at long intervals, and from q
robust, healthy man, ho has been re.
duced TO mere skeleton, and ia nearly
dead from starvation. He labors under
the delusion that he ia q hearty es,e;,
and when nsked to eGt he inSariably 70.
plies that he has Just partaken Of a
hea,sy heal, and does not Yapt any.
thing more Every e3Se5is3s To- gei
him 70 G5eak his ;slt Las failed.
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MILwAukEE, July 22.-Bayview was
shaken shortly after one o'clock this
morning by an explosion Of such terrific
force that the people believed it to be
IN earthquake. The conclusion was due
to an explosion resulting from n leakage
ofmolten iron from blast fnrnace>No. 4.
There was large number OF men work
ing around the furnace at the time, but
only one, Joseph Lewis. was hart. He
is still alive, but there is little hope OF
his recovery. The damage to the fur.
mace is considerable, and it will prob.
ably be necessary to empty and refine it..
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SklppnD 'l'llE TOWN.

Man Disappears, Leavlns Ills
Partner in the Lurch.
SptctGl Dispatch 10 the ia,eligeictr.
PAREERsrUEG, W. Va, July 22.-Perry
L. Wright, a partner in the firm OF Kid.
well & Wright, OF this city, picture deal.
ers, has left several confding creditors
in the lurch and gone to some more con.
genial field, presumably somewhere in
the Buckeye State. He collected all the
money he could that was coming TO the
firm, pocketed the cash and left his part.
ner, Mr.. Kidwell, to make good the loss.
He also left some other unpaid bills.
His parents live at Jacksonville, Ohio,
but Wright didn't 20 there. He was
formerly resident OF Richie county.
The exact amount of his defalcation is
not known, as new evidences OF his ras.
cality are being discovered every day by
his la.e partner, M Kidwell.
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osKALoosA, Ia, July 22.-The family
Of Arthur Webb, consisting OF his wife
and four step.daughters,. are under ar
rest for the murder OF his 3year.old
child by beating 1t to death. About a
year ago Webb. married Mrs. Joseph
Ansle, and It seems that sho and Her
children have been in the habit of beat.
ing th;s child inhlmanly for some time.
Not long ago Annie Ansle Sas arrested
and tlned fof assault and battery on. the
child. Saturday night the little one was
severely beaten again by the family and
yesterday 1t died Of the injuries inflicted
An inquest will be. held.
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Patents to vsst virglnlnus,

SNccidi Dls1d'ch 10 the lnteilt0cncT, 49,.
WASHINGTON. D. G., July 22.-West
Virginia patents were granted to-day as
follows: James NJ. Bryant, c. H..Zim.
norman, and J. Becker, Benwood, splice
for railway rails and othes bars. Albert
Hunter aud "a. D, Stausbury, Golfers,
chain, link, and, splice. Theodore A
MYERS, Wheeling. iiltsr. Daniel p.
Wright, Berkeley Springs, apparatus for
raising water. j., IN H.. .