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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-03

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-03
NlNErY CASES on nEconp.

Alter that cases OF stignatizatlon FOL
lowed thick and fast among the Fran
ciscans and the Dominicans, but 10
other orders. Ninety cases aro OIL rec
ord--cighteen Of mnlen, fcvcnty.two Of
females. They occurred during Tic
austerities OF Lent, generally on Good
Friday.
During this century several cases
have occurred In book by Bore,
"Jcs stiginatisees ldu Tyrol," published
nlSil, weSread OF the case OF AIariaYon
Mort oil Cardcro, surnamcd L Exstatica,
y girl OF noble. family, who was stigma.
tiled III 1855. Also Of, another case, that
OF Ellzabuth Eppiuger, Of Neiderbrum,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-03

Nothing cxaaporates y woman who
has been shading her eyes from the gas.
light with her hand all the evening so
much as to find that after all she had
left her best diamond ring on the wash
stand.-Terus ,Sif,ipps.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-03
BELIEVERS N MIRACLES.


The same excited imagination is
helped by tho unconsc ious action upon
her OF the minds of her pastor and OF
her conicssor, always present when the
frances occur. They, OF course, arc be-
licycrs in miracles; in tho production
OF ssigmata, SO common in the history
OF their church; in the wounds inflicted
on the person OF Jesus when crucihcd,
through which they probably think
much blood must have flowed, when in
TACT 1t is well known chat IN cases OF
cruciiixion very little blood escapes,
the wounds being closed by the nails.
They arc well acquainted with the
symptoms presented by other stigma
tizcd persons. They are convinced that
Jesus sweated blood. Their belief and
knowledge actingupon the brain OF the
patient, add intensity to her seli-hypno-
t!sation and assist In the production OF
the Phenomenon, even to the hemati-
drosis.
The cure for tho disease is indeed
very simple. Remove the patient from
her present surroundings. Instead OF
crucili|cs and images OF the crucihxion
hang on the walls OF her room, SO that
she may have them continually before
her eyes, pictures OF agreeable and live.
ly scencs. Remember tue action pro.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-03
FINANCIAL,
WHEELING TITLE& TRUST CO.
DOES A
General Banking Business

And has n SAVINGS DEPARTMENT. in whlcl:
60 CENTS md upwards can be deposited.
and interest will be paid on all savings deposits
OF one dollar md upwards.
Banking Department. vii! DO oren from d II.
to 8p M. and on Saturdays I'LL s p. IN.
II. NJ. RCSSgLi- President; ISr3 +. sTiFE!-
Secretary; 6. |. SINGLETON, Assistant Secretary.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-08-21
Nlichigan at the world,s Fair.

CHICAGO, August 1.-THE Michigan
worlds fair commission met last week with
the commissioners from Indiana and Wis
consin. Gov. Winans, of Michigan, pre-
sided. 1t was decided to let each state
erect its own building. The Michigan
commissions, accompanied by President
Palmer, of the national commission, then
visited jackson park to examine sites.
The lot set apart for Michigan was not
satisfactory, and an effort will be made
when tho board of control meets to secure
"a change. At later session $50, 600 was
appropriated for a building, and President
Weston was authorized to secure plans TO
be presented at the next meeting. Com
missioner Burt was not present, and DUR
ing the meeting Gov. Winans received a
telegram from him resigning his place on
the board. The committee on rules was
rot ready to report. Gov. Winans returned
home, but the other members remained to
look after the site matter.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-08-21
'THE MOLITOR MURDER.
The Mysterious Murder OF sixteen
Years Ago at Rogers City
Being Cleared up.
Citizens of Presque Isle County Fear
More Murders IL the Conspir-
atOrs are not Convicted.
The Principal DOings and Happens
ings OF the Week I'm the
PeIinsular State.
The Rogers City Murder.

ROGERS CITY, Aug. 19.-The examna-
ton of August Grossm an, August Fuhr-
man, Charles Voegler, Henry Jacobs,
Stephen Vieger and Andrew r. Banks. al
legged principals in the conspiracy 10 lnur-
der Albert Molitor 16 years ago, is COM
pleted. All but the last were bound over
TO the next term of the circuit court. Fritz
and Ferdinand Bruder were discharged
and Banks and those who had confessed
were placed urder 5000 lords to appear as
witnesses in the circuit court. Much re-
gret is felt at the failure to hold Banks, as
other arrests may follow. There are life
sized rumors OF other murders and con-
spiracies to murder, in which one or more
of those arrested We're engaged, which may
result in unearthing others of the mysteries
hidden in the forests Of Pressure Isle.
Otto Goerick. county treasurer, son-in-law
of John Bruder, was marked for destruc-
tion when he ran for his present Office last
fall, but saved by the veto of one man, il
is said, out of those now held for the MUIR
der. IF the men get clear" says Geer-
lex. 81 would not care TO live in the coun-
! ty.' Fred. Mertz. son-in-law of Sorgen-
! fret has threatened to make public facts
which he has been learning from Sorgen-
frei's family, and last December he received
a letter in German said to be in Gross
mans hand writing, telling him not to talk
too much or he would die. 1t was signed
''Vigilance Committee of Presque Isle
County"
The latest phase in the case is one which
| seems to indicate that the prosecution in
tends to push vigorously the cases against
all tie men suspected of being concerned
in the killing, and that even those who
turned states evidence will not be accord.
cd immunity. Repke, the squealer, whose
confessions first gave the officers informa-
ton on which TO proceed, and Andrew
Banks have been arrested. Complaint has
also been lodged against Hoeft, and others
who turned states evidence will be taken
into custody.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-08-21

AMSTERDAM, Aug. 1.-THE twelfth in
ternational convention of the Young Mems
Christian Association of the lands has con.
vened in this city. There arc about 300
delegates IN attendance, Late arrivals
will increase the total number of delegates
to about 500. There are 100 delegates
representing the American associations,
and nearly a hundred from Great Briton,
with large delegations from Holland, Ger
many. Switzerland and France. Count
Won Hogendor OF the Hague was elected
president. Richard G.. Morse, reporting
for the work in America, showed that one
third Of the associations of the world were
in America; that they owned three-fourths
of the property owned by the associations,
and employed double as many secretaries
as were employed by all the remainder of
the associations
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-08-21
He's stu single.

BELDrNG, Aug. bro bert @. Wheeler,
of Oklahoma, felt lonely and decided that
he needed wife to cheer him up and so
advertised for one in a matrimonial paper.
The advertisement met the eye of Mrs.
Burkholder of this place, and a CORE
spondence sprung up between them. Pho
tos were exchanged, and everything was
progressing lovely. Wheeler is a veteran
and intended to attend the Detroit en-
campment and so came on about three
weeks ago so as to have visit with his in-
tended wife. When lac left for Detroit
she advised him to leave his money with
her for safe keeping, and he handed her
500. Since his return, it is alleged, she
refuses TO marry him or give up the
money, and he has invoked the law to as
sist him.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-08-21

Henry Davis, of Park Lake, while
splitting wood. ran a silver in his leg from
a wedge, and death resulted.
George May received a cruel and per-
haps fatal blow from a pitchfork in the
hands of Otto Burlock in quarrel at Lyn-
don.
Herbert J. Thomas, of Detroit, is in Jail
in jackson, where he is held for Wayne
county officials who want him for deserving
"a wife and two children. He has been
living with girl named Gibbs in jackson,
for several weeks.
Two boys, Albert Walker and Daniel
Grant, were arrested at Grand Rapids
July 1. accused of stealing watch and
and chain from II. T. Sherman. and were
bound over for trial and have been in Jail.
But Sherman's conscience troubled him so
he visited the prosecuting attorney and
acknowledged that he pawned the watch
and accused the boys in order TO draw
witness fees. The boys we're released.
An annual schabenfest was held near
Grand Rapids Sunday and about 1000
Swabians, Germans and Hollanders were
there. Beer stands were plentiful and
fights were the same. Deputies Wander
mullen, Mehan, Murphy and Mcconnell
attempted to make an arrest, and secured
the prisoner with handouts They were
Immediately assaulted by mob of drunken
picnickers, beaten and the keys to the
handouts taken from them. The poisoner
was then released and the deputies chased
off the grounds. Before aid could be
summoned the fest broke up.
The Continental Guards, of New Or
leans, to the number of "a, are the guests
Of the Detroit Light Infantry. They were
met at the Michigan Central depot by the
two companies of the Infantry in full uni
form. II. b. Lothrop made brief speech
of welcome and Capt. Drown responded for
the Guard. After this they broke ranks
and were escorted TO the Biddle house,
where supper was served. The ladies ac-
companying the Guard were presented q
beautiful bouquet. They were given a
reception at the armory, to which all citi-
zens were invited, and had good time
generally.
! Grand Rapids now has a decided novelty
I in the shape of a man who claims to have
been hypnotized. Charles Day has for
some time been patient at st. Mark
hospital, but was recently discharged. He
now makes application for admission to the
Kalamazoo insane asylum in hope. he says,
Of getting cured of spell under which he
suffers. He insists that he is under tho
influence of the will of some unknown
man. and at times he is completely lost to
himself, becoming Eighty and acting under
an uncomfortable impulse. He says that
at times he is unable TO move hand or foot,
and has often laid ahed all day because the
strange power wouldn't let him get up.
The physicians think him crazy and b,
aud he may be sent to the asylum.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-08-21
Railroad Lands Sold.

GRAND RAPIDS, August l9.-Unoccupied
lands belonging TO the Detroit, Lansing &
Northern railroad company, in the south
ern portion of the city, have been sold by
Sheriff Mcqueen on an execution issued
from the Wayne circuit court. This was
to satisfy judgement for sol, 500 secured
by McRae ~ Lally, the contractors who
built the road from this city 10 Grand
Ledge The lands were bid in by Attor-
ney w. l.. Carpenter for Mr.. Lally. The
case has been appealed TO the supreme
court, and the validity of the sale will be
determined by the decision in the case in
that court. 1t is claimed that most of the
lands bid in were condemned as necessary
for the public use, and hence the execution
would not stand against them. The road
bed of the company is in no wise affected
by the sale.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-08-21
MICHIGAN STATE ITEMS.

Comptroller Thompson, of West Bay
City, has resigned.
Grapes are rotting badly in many Van
Buren, county vineyards.
The Marcellus driving club will hold its
FIRST race meeting August 26-27.
More new buildings have been erected
In Detroit this season than for the proceed
ing Eve years.
Van Buren, county C. A. r., will hold
IT'S annual reunion at Paw Paw, Septem-
Der 1, Q and 3.
The state is being covered with beauti-
full paper advertising the Detroit exposition
which opens August 20.
Cardinal Gibbons, who had been the
guest of Bishop Foley, of Detroit, for sew
eral days, departed Tuesday.
Besides the residences of Hon. S. O.
Fisher, there were six other burglar les in
West Bay City one night last week.
The tunnel under ST. Clair river at Port
Huron, will be formally opened with APP
propriate ceremonies September 10.
The competitive examination for West
Point is to be held in Adrian August 81,
by direction Of Congressman German.
Albion people want the Michigan Cen
troll railroad magnates TO improve and
ornament their depot grounds in that city.
Nathaniel Cloe of Davidson, a pioneer
and well known citizen, was stricken with
heart disease and died Monday. He was
about 60 years cid.
Reports come from Beaver island that o
young man recently injured there is dead,
Ind Prosecutor John G.. Hill has gone To
investigate the killing.
Gen. and Mrs. r. A. Alger. of Detroit,
attended the services at the dedication OF
Che Bennington battle monument, at Ben.
nington, VT, Wednesday.
A panic occurred In a Muskegon street
car, caused by groundless fears that the
car would collide with a railroad train,
several being painfully hurt.
The Pontiac city council Tuesday de.
.cided to light the city by electricity and
will erect 60 arc lights. Some Of the
Detroit towers will be used.
The government authorities have recon
considered their decision not TO allow the
Chicago 30 West Michigan railroad 10 builc
an elevator at Benton Harbor
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-08-21

Carey Caster 20 years Old, used knife
on Dick and Bunk Phares. cutting them
to pieces and leaving them in dying con-
dition, near Shelbyville, Ind. He was
arrested and placed in Jail.
Lum Out Chicago Chinamau. is boy
cotted 10y all his couutrymen because he
has been seen talking to treasury agent,
and il is assumed that he has been in
forming on the struggled moon-eyes,
Ten Cinnamon were arrested on WILDLY
Island, Wash, last week and taken before
"a United States commissioner, who
ordered them returned to China. The raid
vas planned several weeks ago, numbers
of Cinnamon having appeared on the island
recently, which caused the residents to
complain. The Cinnamon were found
scattered about the island, working farms
leased by Chinese farmers.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-08-21
Two Accidents NJ YpsI.

YPsILANTI, Aug. 17.-Susan Lawrence,
an old lady living in Augusta, was seri-
ously injured last week. The harness
broke her horse ran away and she was
thrown from the buggy. Her skull is
injured, there is a cash in her cheek, and
she has a sprained ankle.
Jonathan Mitchell and boy named Geo.
Dingman were coming to the city on a
load Of straw. Their team became fright
eued at traction engine, ran away and
the load was tipped over upon both of them.
Mitchelrs hip was broken and the boy was
injured internally.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-08-21
a STAR VANISHED.
James Russell Lowell. the Poet
Critic and Diplomat, il Dead.


Boston, Aug. Thames Russell Low
ell died at 2:10 Wednesday morning, at his
home, ''Elmwood," in Cambridge, where
he was born Feb. %, 1919.
James Russell Lowell, like Emerson,
Longfellow and Holmes. was the son of
clergyman. The mother was Of Scotch de-
scent, a woman Of passionate love of po-
etry, skilled in several languages, and a
lover of all that was beautiful and refined.
OF her five children, three boys and two
girls, james Russell was the youngest.
From his cradle he heard old ballads sung
and books talked about. He entered Har-
ward college in his 10th year; here he took
thorough dislike for mathematics and be-
came very fond of general reading rather
than study from text books. He graduated
in 1885, writing the class poem which he
dedicated to his class. After this he took
course at Boston law school. Years
Alike" his first volume of poems was writ
ten when he was % years Of age. In 1914
his second volume appeared. In 1851
Mr.. Lowell and wife visited Europe and
three years later accepted the professor
ship Of languages at Harvard. From 1868
to 1872 he edited the North American Re-
view. In 1917 be was made minister TO
Spain and in 1880 was transferred 10 Eng
land. His more recent years have been
spent on Deer Foot farm, scarborough,
Mass, from whence emanated all his late
literary work.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-08-21
CHRISTIAN YOUNG MIN.
international Convention of Young
Mems Christian Associations
of the World.
Fatal Railroad Accident Near Fort
Wayne, Ind, I'm which Two
Men are Killed.
Union Pacific Railroad Deep In Debt.
Powder MIll Explosion I'm Ken
tuclxy.--POOr Crops I'm Texas.
yellow Jacks Annual Visit.

New YoRK, Aug. 19.-The Ward line
steamer City of Washington has arrived
from Mexican ports and reports that when
she left Vela Cruz. early in August the
yellow fever was raging 10 an alarming
extent in that city, The hospitals were
filled to overhowihg and all efforts Of the
health authorities to check the spread Of
the disease were unavailing, Many deaths
have occurred during the last six weeks
and it was a common sight, the officers Of
the vessel say, to see string OF funerals
half mile long, stretching from the gate
OF the city to the cemetery. each funeral
party waiting patiently for a chance to
bury its dead. Among the latest victims
was r. j. SNOWFALL, we'll known mer-
chant of this city. He arrived in the city
in the morning and before night he was
dead.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-08-21

LANSING, Aug. 19.-The opening session
OF the state board of equalization was
called TO order Monday afternoon. The
members present were; Lioutenant-Gov-
ernor Strong, Secretary of State Soper
State Treasurer Bradsted, Auditor Cen
eral Stone, and Land Commissioner Schaf-
fer. The board was organized by the
election OF Lieutenant Governor Strong as
chairman, and George b. Caldwell. general
state accountant secretary. The following
was the order of business adopted: Re-
ceiying statements from the several boards
of supervisors. Examination of tabular
statements OF the boazd OF supervisors of
each county. Equalizing the assessments
between the countless The principal hear
ing was from Bay county, which made an
eNtensve argument for a reduction of its
valuation. Alger, Allegan. Calhoun, AL
coma and Ingham counties also asked for a
reduction.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-08-21
In Peace Prepare for War

WINNIPEG. Man, Aug. 17.-Col. En-
gleque, and Maj. Clark are enroute to
British Columbia in connection with a
scheme 70 settle 1000 Highland Scotch
crofters on the Vancouver island. These
crofters are all members of the royal
naval reserves, and the reason of the
British governments effort to settle them
in British Columbia is to have them con-
venient in case of emergency on the Pacif-
ic coast. They are to be engaged in con-
nection with gigantic English syndicate
which is being formed for the development
Of the deep sea fisheries on the west coast
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-08-21
Two Killed. Two Injured.

Fort WAYNE, Ind, Aug. 17.-Express
train No 5, on the Grand Rapids 81 Indi-
ana railroad, ran into freight at Bryant
siding. The engine, baggage and express
cars OF the passenger train were ditched.
The engineer and fireman both jumped
from the cab and We're caught under the
tender. Engineer Dick was crushed 70
death and Fireman Brown was fatally in
iured. The passengers escaped injury,
but Porter ID. Carl Wright, baggageman.
and an express messenger were slightly
hurt. Eight cars of the freight train were
demolished, but the crew escaped injury.
The accident was caused by the failure OF
the air brakes OF the passenger train to
work and the failure of the freight crew to
signal properly.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-08-21
NE is snre Enough Now.

JACKSON, August 19.-Dwight Wheaton,
who has been sentenced to eight years in
the Detroit house of correction, from Den
yer. Col, is a jackson county boy who is
very well known in this city. His father
IS respected citizen living near Horton.
When arrested, Wheaton was known as
Charles Wilson, but his identity was dis
covered by letter written to him by his
cousin, a married woman, living near here.
The epistle showed that she was desperate
iy in love with the criminal, although she
was living with her husband. At one
time ne was TO be tried for the assassina-
ton OF Engineer O'Neili of the Chicago 81
Alton. He turned states evidence, told
who the murderers were, and was dismiss
ed.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-08-21
The Rrltons had Revenge.

At Manipur, India. two of the leaders
of the massacre of British officials in March
last met their death at the gates of the
capital. The men we're members of the
reigning family of Manipur. but the vic
eroy Of India decided that the interests OF
Great Britain demanded that they should
die. They were soldiers, yet they were
not permitted TO stand erect before squad
of soldiery and hear the fatal command of
Ready, Aim. Fire" bat they were taken
from their prison, led to a scaffold, and
there hanged like ordinary murderers.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-08-21

A mob OF Hungarians surrounded the
residence of Father Martvony at Cleve-
land Saturday night, broke the windows
and howled for blood. Tho police scat
tered the would-De-assassins, but didn't
kill any of them.
The name of the day foreman at tho
Bessmer, Ala, foundry, is William Doug
lass. He is white man. The night
watchman is Will Douglass. n negro. Yes
terday they had a difficulty the white
man claiming that the negro drew his pay.
This confusion Of names is thus re-
sponslble for the death OF the colored
William Douglas who was promptly laid
out by the white Douglass,
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-08-21
Money scarce in Texas.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Aug. 17.-There is
a great scarcity of money in all the lower
Rio Grande section of this state. There
has been no rain to spelk OF for eighteen
months. The ranchmen are all in debt,
and farmers have been unable TO raise
enough for their actual needs. The scar
city of money and the impossibility of OBJ
tanning it any quantity has been enpha-
sized at Roma on the Rio Grande, where
27S fat and healthy sheep, capable of grow
ing four pounds of wool annually. sold for
80 cents apiece.