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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-12-06
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Depression. Softening 81 the B'ain. r-,u.tia,r
insanity and leading ~ misery. decay an lsiu
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torrhGa caused by oycr-eNe ton ~ ihshr.r.
Self.Abuse or over-lndulge nee Egch h,t ,l-
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-10-02
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WONDERFUL
German InvigOratOr.

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REASON THOUSANDS CANNOT GET CURED OF Chronic,
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in
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SfNs&&SW2 'S1sai

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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-10-02
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-10-02

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terTal Power ~ q
Super IA Y. a n K.
.sS0ts8e VIII be
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-10-02
SEN EtEEE

on ppiication, per-
son ~ OF by letter.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-07
INGALLS, IN THE SOUTH.
Treated Colby at First. but 10 Finally
Catches the A pProval or Ills Hearers.

Treated Colby at First. but 10 Finally
Catches the Approval or His Hearers.
ATLANTA. Ga. Aug. Con his initial trip to
the Democratic South ex-senator Ingalls, did
not have what might be called a very
fatterins reception. Notwithsta ding the
TACT that for several weeks the home
ly face OF the kH' sas = atesmnn nut of
a-:ob has adorned billboards. asd column
nounclnR Ills coming and calling him
the nations. greatest living orator. when
he eterped from, sleeping car on his Ar.
rival here To-day he did not have ~ much -
look Of supreme dtsRust overspread his
eountenance a. no found himself compelled to
inquire ~ Q pol cernan the way 10 the nearest
hotel. Juggling his own vallse:
talking 10 a newly. made Acquaintance. Con-
found II anybody ec0:nized me. ev.n after
He went Immediately to .hI.; room and en-
d:,,orel'o 'aks pap In tais hc wss not
ball boy and a Q 'upls u newspaper men.
In the afternoon he boarded Il tram for the
Georgia ChantauIua. where he was met. bv y
party Of citizenss ard band. which played
TIas. VERB hs ; H4osss 800 people wait.
great orator. Mrs. isase. the won,o
an who beat Ingalls," occupied z
conspicuous uosition In the front OF Tho crowd.
She regnrded the ex-senator viii a triumph
MIR. ingalls, addressed about 25oo people.
and though he was coldlY lecsiN oil. when no
discussed ,,s :as WI! md the rncs 0ne..
h. richly deserved tie $500 for. which hs was
induced 10 " come down South"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-07
4 rREACHEN SUES ron ISLANDER.
The Rev. j. W. bristol Objects to being
Called Z" A. Deceit.uI ns HELL"

Tho Rev. j. W. bristol Objects TO BEING
Called F" A. Deceit.uI "s HELL"
BEA,1t FAILS. Pr. Aug G.-Ths trouble be-
tween the Hsv. James W. Bristol. pastor Of the
Baptist Church OF This place. and Solomon II.
Nyers. until recently one OF the church's Nom.
bers. has eliminated Ia suit for slunder for
$4,000 damages.
1t ia claimed that: Myers displayed lai,ors
dorogAtory IN the character OF the preacher.
AMI threatened also 10 publish them Thi,
continued until about a month ago. wien
CHARGES were preferred In church agaInst
and he was expelled BY a vote Of 40 70 8: 10
Bristol, Accusing him Of lying. Amreting WINS
held at which a motionio d smfss the chnrSes
and eX onerhie Mr.. Bristoi was carried by IN
almost unanimous vote. ,. 80
I he minister then decide 10 bring suit for
Alnndor against Myers, MYERS il charged wit
crenlntingg. IN w,i.ing IND also by reading
sharp a. a tack. cunning as II fox. sly as a rnt.
doe.ltinl as !ell;" Myers u also charged with
saying that Mr. Bristol left CheruIusco. Ind;
between two dSys.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-07
GEEMlNr'S EXHIBIT.
Omciai Preparation t'ompiete and the Com.
mittce Orto Frankfort.

Omciai Preparations Complete and the Com.
mittce OFT Frankfort.
BrnrIS. Aug. Cit la not believed here Tint
the NJ: clcs published By the Ioss'scir /e'in"1
and the 7dgrt, at. condemning tho idea OF Ger
mans taking part In the Chicago Words Fair.
on the ground TINT owing TO the Mckinley law
German manufacturers will no unable to find
any market for their gooSs In the United
States. will have murh elect upon mnnufnc-
tuners and others who study tho tinde stnis.
ties OF tho two counties. As rule tho
manufacturer believe that by making 60
dlsplay at The Chicago Fair they Will he able 10
greatly extend their trade with America. and
consequently they vii. 20 ahsal with their
PRESENTATIONS to make the German section OF
the Fair noteworthy.
1t Is announced Il. dRv that all tho negntia-
tions between the Foreign Committee OF tho
Colum hian Exhibition und this official repre-
kentR,i,os 81 tho Go, eruinent have been con-
cluied. and that the necessary documents in
rotation to tho German exhibits have been sx-
changed.
All tho members OF the committee decided
10 accept the Invitation that had been extended
f. them o attend the Electrical Exhibition ut
Frank ort. and to-day they lels Der lin iOr that
city. Herr Mermuth. tho lmper nj Commits
si"ner to the Worlds Fair ACCOMPANIED the
COMMITTEES 10 the railway station and babe
them niieu with many wishes Tor the success
OF thor mission to the countries which they
will Wis t In the interests Of the lair.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-07
TIE CH.iMPLAIN WRECK.
Three Dand ind Another Dyir9-Thirteen
Oihers Dangerously Injured.

Three Dand ind Another Dyir9-Thirteen
Oilers Dangerously Injured.
PLATTspuao. Aug. 6.-Tha railroad accident
ut Champ'ain proved fully rs bad as fret re-
ported. Three pien are dead. and another will
die within twenty.four hours. The excursion
ira Of ten cara, loaded with about 700 per-
s"ns. had orders to meet the mail train at
Cbamplain. anil should have gone on TO tie
sido track about half mile from the sta
ton. When within about nifty rods from the
switch md on heavy down grade. tho engi-
nccr ap, lied the nir brakes. For an instant
tho train slackened Its speed and then tho
brakes rrlen Ing 1t it bounded forward at q
rate OF forty miles an hour. and crashed into
tho m ssengsr train. The engineer nj tho latter
snw the oxrnrsion irain coming, and ,Tns
i no, been Tor ihs Luncreds u vic inns would
The dsnn ore i,nry "a Mountain. aged %.
Hnael , Hred i Il. son Of A. b. AnrelI nromi.
mcn, merci.an;, oil ChaniJlnn; samuel Vinette
rho rs sidney y 81 tho
Rcv. Mr. Williams OF Moorrs, both legs broken
NM man, fs1ry rS 1Rs T sH H. M.s' s"i
o, Mcoors, b1'l confusion Of noes: Miss Parks 9,
Hr ''S %sAur nFrnSis a Moe sssa SSdi
and ,ut sS' and Mr. "lm t tl1esn hsr asSo s
TM'h. rged II. IN ured ab,ut srihc. And viii
probably dio: daughter Elsie nGed 5, hands
about the legs md unable 10 walk; n young
man named Beldsn OF Elirnburah. cut about
Ellensburph. injured internally and muscles
OF right arm lacerated: John Patterson Of
Ie.ry's Mills. both legs broken. recovery
Coroner Gillilnnd Is holding A. inquest.
and q most search ing inyestiGRtion Will BE-
lessscs o: III. Oldensburgh and Lake Cham:
Ilnin. on which the accldeat orcurred. will
S an 1o active nas y 4
tho railroad off,cials for tho wounded. The
saddest cnsr IL that Of young Angel He WAS
trains came together. and was Instantly killed.
One Of h!s 10 "a was out ~ and dInpned into
much for her. and she tainted. AMI up to this
time has not regained consciousness. SEINE
twenty vs persons who cer' bruised nnt
nnliivs could not be learned.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-07
WILL DIE GAME.
The Foreign Colony In Hsn.Kow Armed
With Dreech Loaaer0.

The Foreign Colony In Hsn.Kow Armed
with Breech Loaaers.
A letter received hero from on American
gentleman at Han.How. dated June 90. dc.
&c ties tho recent outraRes In that part OF
China. and says further
AT present We have two gnnboats here. an
English and a German. and rather enjoy that
pnrt. There are at all points below here from
two 20 three gunboats OF different nations. 80
that Tor the present the matter Ia uueiled IN the
Yang-t.e River valley. With tho withdrawal
OF the gun bouts think. unless there Is q rad
ical change. there will be trouble up and down
tho liver. a- =. "'.
we have organized q defence committee
here. put arms IN the hands OF MI Tho mhl0
members OF the community and ara pretty
well prepared Tor any trouble that may arise.
We cnn muster over 100 brrech -loadluR guns.
and most OF the men nrs experts in handling
them We have Com mander4in.C hief. our
Collector ~ Customs who ia an old soldier.
and two 81, Vision commanders. Rnssinn and
myself We have signals arranged 10 alarm Tho
have two re%.iezyouscs on the liver, front.
to which all the wom"n md children
will be taken in case or necessity and where
they will he guarded or placed OIL steamers
should Their, be Hnv In mort. Cnce the women
md children nre sRfe'y disrnsed o. tho men
will do WIN, they can to defend the softprN ant.
We will make II hot for any mob that comes
our way, and don't make any IN Sake about II.
].reech. loaJing rifles and bayOnets nra ugly
things II the men holding them pre disposed
to make use OF them"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-07
NINE INSANE CONFLICTS ESCAPE
The X eepers Overpowered and One Stab bed
Six or tile Fugitives Captured.

The Keepers Overpowered and One Stabbed
Six or tie Fugitives Captured.
Auburn. Aug G--Early this morning while
two Of the attendants in ward Of the Stale
Hospital for Insane Criminals wore ut break
fast. leaving but two mon In charge. there was
an outbreak Of crazy convicts.
The ward is that devoted TO the most dan
gcrous men In the institution. AMI hnd about
twenty Inmates in charge OF four nen. Nine
crazy nvcts set UPON the two keepers with
ort warming The keepers made q valiant
struggle, but wore ovcrpowerei. one OF
them being stabbed twice under The right
shoulder blade. He fought desreratsl; and
has three cuts In theLnlm OF his right hand.
whore no grnsi cd tho convict's knife. Having
overcome the keepers. he convicts ,,ook their
keys and 0Uened q pnstaGeway rs the hiring
area. From ihers It was. eusy to scale tho low
wall. and away they went. nine q! 'henl. In eli
~The escape Was not di.coverei un,il tho two
absent keepers returned from their brcakfast.
Then the alarm was gwen: ma before 4. ~.
az q Them were ,recan,nrd; A. ;thnt hourr:
Alc(iraw. the mos, athletic and dangerous OF
the purity. ~ he Was begging hit breakfast OF
womnn occupant at one OF the houses In tho
Tie three men who are still Mt liberty are all
haze Hs"psd va rs
sent 10 tho Iimira HeformAtory from New
York city IN 1883 tor grand larceny In the sec
ond degree. II" was .oon trhn.ie red to ClIn;
d.vsiorei symptoms o'insanity. which caused
his rem owl t" The asylum, IN ~. city. Walter
iss7 nn i've s yesrs fs san,eUee Tor hurxnTy ia
lie ,hiid dsslss ALDER! Johnny & 4 Frank
I'm county man who received maximum SEN
Keeper W elch Will recover.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-07

Tho Luck or Min~ola ANn Who Hiss
Been Happily Married for 81 Years.

Deen Happily Married FOR 81 Years.
Mr.. and Mrs James Walters Of Mineols co o.
brated the Hity-eighth anniversary OF their
marriage on Wedn, lny. tho nuptual knot
having heen tied ut Hampstead. Aug. 5. 1898
ny the Few DR.. Hall. %ho was thon rector Of
St. Georges Episcopal Church In tina; village
Mrs Waltsrs's maiden name was Martha B
Walters. She WAS distantly related to the
groom. who WAS ,hen In his Goth yenr. whilo
the bride was a ,enr his junior, Mr. Walters
owned q grocery In New York at the time of
his marriage. The business was carried on
until 1910, whom Mr. Walters sold out and
moved to Comac. Suffolk comfy. where for
thirteen years he conducted country store.
From oMRc MIR. Walters emo, oil to iirook.
lyn and spent twe!' years az tue propr,ct r
OF a grocery siore there. In 1863 no went TO
Nevada to get ch by m ming. Int lost ali he
Ind previously saved. In one Journey west liz
went by TIE ocean route and was wrecked In
Then he came back to Long Island md
npened grocery at Oyster lay, where lie re-
manned uittl ho celebrated his golden we'd
dug anniversary In 1888 whom ha and his wi O
spent two yaar- sightseeing In the West
On returning To Long Inland he oponed n
store NJ Mineo!a. but nfterward .cld II and
cGntinued tn serve Its patrons ms q salosman
tie mas be en- In the grocery blu Liners 81; yenrs
AMI 70 said to DO the oldest gro or on onu
the best OF health. "'N'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-07
FRANCE AND RUSSIA.
Reports that the Trenty or Alliance Has
been signed.

Reports that ahe Trenty or Alliance Has
Been signed.
PARIS. Aug 6.-Rumors concerning the re-
suits Of the recent visit Of the French fleet to
Cronstadt and the close friendship between
Russia and France continue to DO circulated
In nll classes OF society. and there is much
conjecture as to what the outcome Of the con-
ferences between tho representatives Of the
two nations will lie. lie l'ait to-day publishes
an article which. If true. will put an end to oil
conjecture. That raper says that Buion
Mohrenhelm. tho Russian Ambassador to
France. has received a cipher despatch from
the Russian Foreign Minister announcing that
q treaty OF alliance between kussin AMI france
has been signed.
CHEREouiui. Aug 6.-Cn the recent recur-
rsnro OF the natne.dny Of tho CxHrlnn. the
Mayor OF Cneriourg sent despatch to her
To day me NInyo. received n telegram from
the t1ar thanking him for the ktnd wori- sent
10 the Gznrina. Tho t'znr. in his airspn CHI. Misc
refers to q 10 recent visit OF the French teet at
Cionsi adj and says TINT 1t WAS "a real pleasure
to receive the brave French sutors."
His Majesty also thAnks tho Mayor and the
municipal authorities Of Cherbourg for the
nttentio shown the officer, and crew Of tho
Russian cruiser Korniofr. and adds: We
highly appreciate the warm reception ndered
the officers and crew OF our war rhip By the
authorities and people OF Cherbourg."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-07

Jelly. by this time the wreck was. on IRE. and
held Bowditch the fames were right upon ua.
Then We crawled back into ,ullman. where
not S.rn Tor ,be heroic Wori o. th
themselves. many Ct the injured would havo
been roasted alive. Tho member OF an. opera
work. I saw n brnke man o! thu freight train
standing by the side OF the track. crazy with
excitem,nti ! nskeL him, For Gods sake.
"'Oh. my God. ha fairly shouted. Il told
thcm 70 20 Rack. told them TO 10 backv
"' What do yon mean back whore.'
back from tho freight
nsked him then II lie meant that tho
freight didn't send back nny light. but he would
be n clue 10 tho cause Of the accident"
The cauag OF tbe accident WIS the breaking
in twn OF the freight train ~ Il was going on
lilo switch. A flag Ian had been sent back.
iut the engiI co.. did not 500 him because OF a
dense foQ.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-07
FAMINE IN INDIA.
Grain Withered. strearvs Dried and Cattle
DyInG In GreNt Numbers.

DyInG In 9rent Numbers.
MApRAs. Aug. G. -AlthonRh the monsoon set
In some time nro IL some arts OF India. dis
pellinR oil fears OF n failure OF the crops In that
port on If the country where the rains had
fallen. there has been no rainfall in tho Chin
xleput aud North Arcot districts in this lresi-
dency. and all hopes Of averling fnmine are
dead. The heat is unrrecedsnted. The stand
Ing grain and other crops have sucoumbed to
the long drought and all are withered. Already
the effects OF the scarcity OF food are fe.. and
there ia great suffering among the inhabitants
OF the districts. Many deaths from starvation
hnve been reported. 1t Is also imro. sible to
get food ior the cattle: Il e pasture lands bring
devoid OF Erhss. and in many ulnccs the
etrenms have. dried up IeIderinn 1t imn"s lille
TO get water for them, Horses. cows. ,!onkeys.
and other live atock IRE diving in large mum tors
everywhere in the district
Not only the poorer classes Of the popnai ion
are suffering from tho g. arcity OF food. Int
many natives Of tho high cRstes Aie max ing
application 10 tho author It eS TOR relief o keep
themselves and their families IRON starvation.
Tns district Of ChinGlerut contains 2.f53
sMs has G3S.l94 inhabitants. North Arcot con-
tRns 1915 square miles an | the population
Is ovor 2000,0UU souls
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-07
FRAGMENT or 4 SEA STONY.
A Ship Bottom Up with All Standing, and
the Remains OF 10 RwU

The steamship Fitzroy, which arrived yester-
day from Mediterranean ports, passed on Mon
day last. about $50 miles east OF the coast OF
Delaware. a large vessel. probably n ship OF
800 tons. capsized, with nearly all sail set. She
looked ne i she had been only q few days in
Thar condition She app,Rre,l 10 no about 300
feet long. was well coppered. mad in good .. n
dillon Her ireai onrd and topsail yards were
ia.s.d what looked Ike part Of a raft. II con-
sisted OF four or i've large timbers dashed with
raft may have been made By the men who sur.
vived the capsizal Of the ship.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-07
AN AUDIENCE WITH THE POPE
Prof. 0'9ormsn Before ITS Hoitness-The
FusNre Is Ours, Cardinal Fnrochl Sny..

Future q. Ours. Cardinal Parochi Says.
ROME. Aug. 6.-Prot oGormnn Of Washing.
ten Cniver ity has had an audience with the
Pore. His Holiness made many inquiries
about the university and i's courses OF study.
aud about Archbishop Ireland AMI Bishop
Kcene rector OF the university.
Prof. O'Gorman has hal interviews with
many ccc.esinstics OF h!Ri rank. Ho found
them all opposed to any such scheme as that
proposed by Herr Cahensly and hopeful that
the Pores PROMPT decision would keen tho
matter out III politics In America. Cardinal
Ismpolla thought tho influence ~ Caidlnnl
Glubons and Archbishop ~ Gland would ike
wise have greet weight ~ this dit cti"n.
Cardinal paiochl, Bi-bOp ri 10 =. exprossed
land views IN REGARD 20 the duty OF Ameri-
cnni ina Immigrants and also touching Ch,is-
titan tl"ino"iacy. Tho iuture." he sud. he:
longs to the y, ople III the t'nitel Siaie :"
spenkng oi tho temporal over OF the pnrary.
CnrliaRi pnrnc' | saM IT was not necessary
that rathol,ca sh ,ld demand u Ie'nrn io the
old r,glm., They shoald d.maud nothing
pendent. intrrca loual CATHOLIC town. THAT
H." b. saii. he idea Of For. Loo. lie
plainly md early Expressed Annrovnl 81 q
uolitc ! alliance with tn democracy. II IL
The only crul md possible alliance, Tho
Church will ave To reckon less WI y 'iynnsties
and States ,inn with tie lOope. The reign "
the democracy is fact. and Triumphant
Carolina, rnrochi concluded nv sny.n9 ;hRt
tho iuture fope will he, and should he. n re-.
forming Pope In matt ora concerning tho canon
law anu the ecclesiGs!ica system.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-07
4 SEW FOURTH OF JULI
October Eleven, with n Pan. Republican
Attachment.

October Eleven, with n Pan. Republican
Attachment.
This information 10 supplied to the news
papers:
NEW YoRE. AnG. GA movement Is on foot.
organized By number Of tho Sons OF tho Rev.
oluiion and tho Cons OF the American
Revolution looking to the making Of
Discovery Day. Oot IT, tho Fourth
Of July" for tho world. For this
EurrGs meeting has 6 BIZ ta,,,ranxeh to b.
year. % Oct, II, II and 49, hy the Pan Handle
lrrnhlic Gonerss. Comm !.tee IN Organization
At thar tme tho Human Freedom League will
be .rEnniye!. and an adore 8 to all
peoples will DO, Ndol,teI SUGGESTED, drafts
Rev w fdWard fs fysrs,s ifas. b. g.. y ast on
I0l. Ethen Allen AMI Truf. j. ii. burgess OF
New iork. ind John Clark lsldpn'h. LII. D., OF
Er,otun-For Pan Handle Republic r.sa PAn-s..
puulic
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-07
Robbed the Clsremonr. silver Closet.

Mary Kee'e. Jenny Lake. and Mrs. Amy
Sunstreck Of 2O4 East sixty-sixth street were
CHARGED In Jefferson Market Court yesterday
with stealing silver knives, forks. md spoons
branch Of The Hoffman House. Mnry Keefe
WINS n cham hsr nsd and Jenny Lake n pantry
."e.sa T II. so M,n ,Inn nv
silver spoons marked Holman and about
thirty knives and forks were found concealed
~ hra. Snnstreck's cellar. Mira Suusireck and
Jenny Lake were held for trial.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-07
Abo,,sh.a .se Omoe OF Chief OF ro,,ec.

BRrDoEroRT. Aug. 6.-1he Board OF Aldermen
last night abolished the offee OF Chief Of Police
to Dust Chief Rylsnds fem the position. Ry-
lands succeeded Chief Marsh wv, years ago,
dives and Iswd housrs lnst night Alderman
Ward, n Democrat. who had previously voted
with the Republicans. Lett tho Council cham.
Of Kyland's retirement to 1--WE Republicans
nRainst the measure. The action last n ght Is
said to be- unconstitutional. as the city charter
provides that the ONCE shall be flled
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FANS. Aug. c.--The Jonra' Cbfrirl to-day
nnnour ces the following changes in tho French
diplomatic service: Count de Monticello has
been sproin ted to succeed NJ. de Laboulaye as
Ambassador 60 RusR,a. NJ. Cambon. at prese mt
Ambaasador TO Stain. has been II ansicrrsd 10
I instant inor0. He will be succeeded at
Madrhi by NJ. Thooiore No.istan. at present
French Minister TO the nited Stntes.