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SIGNIFICANT COMMENT.
The London Press on the Canadian PolIn.
cal Situation.

The London Press on the Canadian POlJD.
cal Situation.
LONDON, Feb. 10-The Chronicle says:
"sir John Macdonald's revelations are
likely to turn the whole course Of the
elections in Canada. II the language of
the pamphlet alleged to have been wit.
ten by Mr.. Farrar is not the reason, we
do not know what to call it."
The Telegraph says: "It the McKin-
ley bill has the right effect it ought to
throw the colonists into our arms rather
than into the arms OF their wealthy
rival. II We are determined to adhere
to the principles OF Golden It is not be.
cause we love the colonies less, but free
trade more"
The Times says: 1.-THE ultimate issue
Of the struggle is whether Canada will
enter the American Union"
The NelES says: sin his efforts to tar
his opponents with the brush Of dis
loyalty, Premier Macdonald does not
stick at trihes. His Toronto speech for
audacious misrepresentation deserves
to rank with the finest efforts OF his pro-
totype Disraeli. His reckless and II.
noble tactics merit the strongest disip-
proval among all fair-minded men. His
talk OF treason is as absurd as for Crt-
right to call him a traitor because he
declines to prove his affection for Eng
land BY forthwith admitting British
goods"
The Post says: "Nabody denies the
right of Canadians to advocate annexa-
tion, but this policy must emanate from
themselves, and not be forced upon
them by intrlgues with a iorgign power.
Mr.. Edward Farrer appears to be oblig-
ed TO admit the truth Of Sir John Mac
Donald's terrible exposure of his tactics.
The efforts OF the opposition leaders to
fetrace their steps and repudiate in
trigues are, however, remarkable testi-
mony ss TO how conscious they are in
the manliness and independence Of the
n1nnkana -
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THE FLOOD AT WELLS BURG.


Loss NOT heuNI-hAhuAAuLut SO4poASNa
to shut Down.
Special Dlspasch 10 he LntSgigGnesr.
WELLspuRG, W. Va, Feb. 19.-The
Good at present is fast abating. The
streets here will be about clear by mid
night. The damage has been light COM
pared with 'S4, but will amount to sew
eral thousand dollars. Merchants sue
ceeded in saving about their total stock.
The Standard glass works will be the
heaviest losers in the destruction Of
their pots. The Riverside's loss Is light.
The Lszsar glass works in all prob.
ability will be compelled to replace oil
it's pots. The Harvey Paper Compaay's
loss will reach about 81 900. S.George's
sack factory sRved about everything.
The Eagle glass works, at Lszsarville,
was compelled to stop last night on ac-
count Of the inadequate supply Of water
for the boilers. The loss is small.
People here expressed great surprise
at such tremendous waters, and wonld
undoubtedly have suffered endless loss
but for the warnings through the kind
nesS OF the Postal Telegraph Company
and its genial and accommodating man
ager here.
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GREAT STORM RAGING.
The Northern Portion of the
Country PIastered
OVER WITH A COAT OF ICE
Aud tho Wires from the Alleghcnles
to the Rockies Almost Totally
Demoralized ..- Telegraph
Business Suspended.

CHICAGO, Feb. 10.-A phenomenal
storm plastered great areas of the cOun-
try with Ice tonight, from the ALLIE
ghenies to the Rockies north Of Mason
and Dixon's line. It began about 9 p.
m. and in half an hour the telegraph
wires showed signs of decentralization.
By $3.50 the life had been temporarily
choked out Of nearly every metslstring.
From indianapolis west to Kansas City
is the most completely wrecked section
in the telegraph department ever
known,
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McSciE, IND, Feb. l9.-Last night tt
BartOnia, in Randolph county, Andrew
RoSselle went to the home of farmer
Bathe. and in the absence Of Mr.. Batbe
cut Mrs. Bsthe's throat from ear to
ear with EsEor snd then made good his
escape. All the parties are c0lorsd.
Rosselle 10 twenty. .fve yeara OF age, I've
feet and two inches in height and yeiy
dark, He is unmarried and had bad
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CHICAGO, Feb. 10.-Louis Primu, a
Sioux of the Standing Rock Agency,
said to-day: "In view of the excite
ment Of last fall know there will be
trouble in the spring, I honestly be.
lieve that the attention shown the actual
hostiles in the east to the ignoring Of the
friendlles will work as much harm as
the little attention shown to both bodies
by the officials at Washington. Neither
friendly nor hostile are satisfied by their
treatrpnEu
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Nervous women seldom recsiya itbs
sympathy they deserve. While often the
pictures OF health, they are constantiy
atling. To withhold sympathy from
these pnGoE.Hpates is tho height nj cTn.
city. They have weak heart, causinc
shoEtnets Of breath, luttering, pain in
side, weak and hungry spells, and finally
swelling OF ankles, oppression, choking.
smothefinR and dropsy. DR.. MilesS
New Heart Cure is jist tbs thing f.,
them. For their nervousness. head.
ache, weakness, etc., his Restorative
NerVine is unequaled. Fine treatise ON
Heart and Nervous DiseasesD ana mar
velols testimonials free. Sold and9uar.
lanteed hy the Logan Drug Go, q
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Special DIRpateh o tse lRItlE9eRctf.
MARTINsBURa, W. Va, Feb. 10. :
Washington Lodge No. l, Knights Of
Pythias, of this city, gave banquet to-
night in the Central Opera House which
was the most extensive affair Of the
kind ever given in the city. Covers
had been laid for 500 people and the
tables were well filed. This is the
twenty.seventh annual banquet given
by the body and was success in every
detail
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TERRE HAuTE, 1Sp., Feb. 19.-Grand
Master Sargent, Of the Firemen's Broth
erhood and President Of the Supreme
Council OF the Federation OF Railroad
Employees, has goae to Pinsburg where
he was called by telegraph, as General
Manager Wood, Of the Pennsylvania
Line West OF Pittsburg, declined the
demand for more pay made by the
grievance committee OF the severai
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Attsmptod jail Delivery.

FRANKLIN, Pa, Feb. 19.-An attempt
was made to liberate the prisoners in
the county jail this evening. Two men
waylaid Harry Wood, the turnkey,
knocked him down, forced a sponge
saturated with chloroiorm into his
mouth and took the keys from him.
Before they could liberate the prisonera
they were frightened away. Woods ID
badly hurt, but will recover.
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Tho STATE sepate.

specsal DtEpatck 70 ne Iate.ltgasea.
CHARLESTON, VIVA, Feb. 19.-In the
Senate this morning Mr.. Garrison, Of
Monougalia county, presented the peti.
ton Of S. J. Holland and 1855 Others,
asking that the contemplated school for
the benefit Of colored people be located
at Morgantown.
Senate Bill No. IS, concerning the in
dependent school district Of West
Union, was passed. Mr.. Wiley intro.
duced bill No. l24, the school-hook bill,
Mr.. Watts introduced bill l25, TO amend
the acts concerning the appointment,
qualifications, salary and duties Of mine
| Inspectors. Mr.. Knott introduced bill
l26, making GpprepEiGtians 70 pay mem
'tbers Of the Legislature and for salaries
for officers OF the State Government.
Senate bill ss, amending the Code
making the county furnish suits oi
clothes aad bedding for iAiis, was pass
cd. Bill No. 8, to repair the Cumber
land road in Ohio County was passed
Adjourned.
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NEw YoRK, Feb. 10 -Arrived-Steam.
er Wyoming, from Liverpool.
LIvERPoot, Feb. l9-The White Star
steamship Teutonic, In company With
a large number Of vessels, was detained
outside the bar at the entrance to the
river Mersey by dense log. The Teu.
tonic was off the. bar for thirty hours
but entered the river this morning With
the sun shining brightly.
LoSDoN, Feb. l9-Sighted, City o.
Chicago, from New York.
SOUTHAMPTON, Feb. l9-Arrived, Ems
from New York.
HAHnuRq. Feb. 1a-Arriyed, Rugia
from New York,
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/ Continued on Fourth PGgs.l
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with They'd FAKE Our water.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL, Feb. l0.-The long
continued draught ia causing distress.
In response to hundreds Of applications
for relief, the city authorities have pro.
vided a number Of portable tanks to haul
water into the drouRhtstricken districts.
Reports from surrounding country cay
streams and wells are lower than for
years and stock Is suffering.
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HUNTINGDON, Pa, Feb. 10. - The
recent heavy rains, together with over.
flowing underground springs, flooded
the bituminous mines in the East Broad
Top region yesterday and the whole
Robertsdale district collieries are now
idle. Over 500 men are temporarily de-
prived OF work. The huge steam
pumps are making bat little headwsy
on the flooded mines.
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LONDON, Fob. 1O.-sadler, who has
been remanded for further examination
on the charge of having murdered
"Carroty Nell" in Whitechapel, has
written q letter TO a member Of the
labor union TO which he belongs, asking
his fellow unionists to get the news.
paper press to watch the case, declaring
that the police are Quashing evidence
favorable to him with the object Of
hurrying his conviction. Sadler denies
buying or selling the knife which the
police claim TO have traced to him.
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ed pupils was amended by striking out
Storer College at Harper's Ferry and in
serting soma point in Kanawha county,
The bill to prevent furnishing spiritu.
Gus liquors to minors was ordered to en-.
grossment and third reading.
House bill No. 81, for the preservation
Of certain useful animals, was ordered
to It's third reading.
House bill No. 1877, Aaron inorganic
bill, making prisoners work fines out on
public roSds, was ordered TO third read.
ing.
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CINCINNATI, O., Feb. l0.-An effort is
made at Union City, Ind, to have the
Ohio Legislature authorize a new sur.
vey Of the line between Indiana and
Ohio, claiming that the line should be
from one to eight miles west Of the old
line. The new line as proposed would
make a change in Indiana in favor oi
Republicans OF over 50, 600 votes.
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CHAPLAIN ]. W. W. BOLTON DEAD.


Special DtsDdteh 10 the IHte4tgEReT.
FAIRMoNT, W. Va, Feb. 1s.-Thi'
community was greatly shocked this
morning by the sudden death, at his
home in PaIatine, Of DR.. ]. W. W.
Bolton, pastor Of the Methodist Episco-
pal church here. He has been sick about
ten days, having taken cold while con.
ducting revival at his church, but the
immediate cause Of his death was heart
trouble. He served through the war as
chaplain of the Fifth West Virginia
cavalry, during which service he was
severely wounded. At the last meeting
OF the Society of the Army Of West Vir-
ginia he was reelected its chaplain. AS
Q aminister he ranked among the abiest
in the West Virginia conference. He
was only filty.four years old,
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PItt.bnrg WIN Honor shermnn.

PITrsBuRo, Pa, Feb. lo.-The funeral
train OF Gen. Sherman will be visited
by $4,000 people as it passes through
here ~ 1880 tomorrow morning. AL
the Grand Army posts will turn out and
present and rest arms as the train
passes. Minute guns will be ared and
flags will fly at half mast, while every
bell in the city will be tolled.
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State Convention Y, p. =. c. E.

SALEM. W. Va. Feb. 10.-The first
State meeting OF the Young People's
Society Of Christian Endeavor Of West
Virginia was held here yesterly and
to-day. Representatives from Wheeling,
ParkersburR, Clarksburg, MorRantown
R4venswood, Fairmont and several
other towns were represented. Dele.
gates were appointed to the National
convention to be held at Minneapolis,
Minn. The State convention will meet
at Fairmont in July, 1901.
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DUBLIN, Feb. l0.-William o'Brien
and John Dillon were transferred TO
new jail at daylight this morning. The
people Of Territory hearing Of the affair
enthusiastically cheered the two mem.
bers. They will finish their sentence in
Galway Jail.
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CHICAGO, Feb. l9.-Troubls still con-
tinues in the Englewood Presbyterian
church, from which Rev. Mr.. Williams
was deposed a few weeks ago after q
long and Sensational trial. A sheriff
last night issued levy on the church
furniture, in the presence Of several
hundred Worshipers.
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MADISON, Wis, Feb. 1o.-The bill
which Senator Woodworth has intro.
duced provides that foreign born men
who served during the late war shall be
citizens Of Wisconsin without the for
maiity Of going TO court. The bill also
gives the right Of suffrage to persons Of
Indian blood who served in the army.
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rha R..rnn,., l,lnsn can.

spOTrpAlr, Pa, Feb. 10 William ].
Bainey, the owner, and ten mea, at
work in the Meyer mine, narrowly es-
capped sutocation this afternoon. They
discovered FIRE in No. s fiat, and while
battling with the aGmes the fan was pat
In operation aud the current Of air drove
volumes Of Bmoke upon them.
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Big Fire In Rochsstor.

ROCHESTER,, N. Y, Feb. lO.-Tht
Grand Opera House was destroyed by
FIRE at four o'clock this morning. The
Windsor Hotel was also damsged. The
Opera House was the property Of Hon.
Fred. Cook and cost about $4,000. II
Ia a tnfal lnaa
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West virginia PostmS'tsr,.

SpteIaI DIlpatcN y "a INsEIIqtneI'
WASHINGTON, D. G., Feb. l9.-West
Virginia postmasters appointed to-day
are W. L. Dillon, vice NJ. Bartram, re
signed, Bartram, Wayne county; A. s
DYKE, vice ]. T. Frost, removed, DALI
son, Wood county; o. Harris, vice /
Mitchell, resigned, Defryl y Mason noun
ty; A. l Miller, vice A. D. Stewart, re
signed, Jesse, Wyoming county.
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The onieda ExploaIou /.

5pttIu1 UtIdItN 70 NC 4NltlIIVtIttF.
PARKERsBuRe, W. Va, Feb. l9.-The
explosion Of the steamer onieda on the
Little Kanawha resulted in the serious
injury of the engineer, William King,
by scalding, and ]. A. Rathbone, a pas
senger, hurt by falling timbers. The
boat is badly wrecked and the loss iE
considerable.
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TROUBLOUS TINES.
Two Murders In PItSbuFEh-Intoxicati
Dna tn the Flood.

Two WuFdoF8 In PltlhbuFRh-Int0AIcRiio
Due to the Flood.
PIrTsBURGH, Pa, Feb. ia great
deal OF intoxication has been observed
here during the flood, and two resultant
drunken fights last night ended in MUIR
der as the victims died to-day. Daniel
Quincy was assaulted on Penn
avenue, and fatally shot by drunken ne
groes, and John Hines, also Of Penn
avenue, had his skull crushed by mob.
Fourteen arrests have been made and it
is thought the actual murderers have
been captured.
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CLARKs, NEB., Feb. 100. B. Cowles
the bank president charged with having
straugled his wife February A, has been
released owing to technical defects. A
second information was Immediately
Issued and Cowies made no effort to
escape. The Pacific Bank, which he
owned, has been sold.
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Miss FlsmIns's Burial.

special DtspdteA 70 ne IRtsNtGeRecF,
FAIRMoNT, W. Va, Feb. 19.-Miss
Clara Fleming, who was killed by q
boulder on the CHARTERS Valley Rail-
road in Pittsburgh last Monday, was
barred here to-day. 1t was one Of the
largest funerals this town has ever seen.
She was born here and lived here most
nj her life.
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LIMA, ONO, Feb. 19.-Tne damage
suit of Clay Snyder against the Solar
Refining Company, a department Of the
Standard OIL Company, for twenty
thousand dollars, closed this morning
and the jury awarded Snyder three
thousand four hundred and filty.eight
dnllaFa.
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NEY YoRE, Feb. la.-H. K. Eco, Pres
idens Of the Missouri, Kansas & Texas
railroad, doing business at 05 Wall street,
died this morning Of pneumonia.
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Foster Nsn.co,n-n,,,a,,

NEw YoRK, Feb. lo.-Ex.Goyernor
Foster, Of Ohio, this evening said the
President had sent no telegram to sun.
mon him there. He talked an bopr
with Mr.. Harrison to-day, however, but.
would not state about what.
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CHICAGO, Feb. 1s-The stockholders
of the Illinois Steel Company have
voted 10 increase ths CAoitRi stock from
sos, 100000 to $50,0O0,00l. 1t Is stated
that the proceeds from the new stock
stock will be used in enlargine the plant,
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WALKING IRE TIES.

Zoe Ghyt0h IFhmpIbE from suh FFIucIBUu
70 New York.
sT. THOMAS, Feb. 1s.-Tiss Zoe Gay.
ton, the actress who is walking from
San Francisco to New York for a prize
OF $1,000, was expected here last night
and a large crowd awaited her, but che
decided to pass the night al Shedden.
The operators are keeping record Of the
party, which has been called the "Suu.
sst SpecjAl.n u
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Left Inc cry Iltsgu,ted.

CHICAGO, Feb. 1o-The barbed wire
manufacturers and the representatives
OF the Washburn.Mosn patents failed
to-day to bring their negotiations to a
conclusion. Ali left the city tonight
dig0usted.
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LONDON, Feb. 1O.-Queeu Victoria and
her court returned TO Windsor this after
noon. The Empress Frederick, OF Ger.
many, and one Of her daughters will ar.
rive at Windsor tomorrow.
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MVHgSNAY GETS IT.
He Wins the Gold Prize onsred by til,
Postmaster General,

Postmaster General.
CINCINNATI, Feb. l0.-The gold prize
offered by Postmaster General wana
maker to the postal clerk in the Fifth
division, Railway Mail service, who
made the best record during 1890, was
presented to @. V. McChesney tonight
at a banquet given here. A number o.
postal clerks and officers twere present
including General Superintendent
White and others from adjoining divi'
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Rnm,n snll Yots 10 Knnsa,.

ToPExA, KAs., Feb. l0.-The vote by
which the bill authorizing women to
vote was recently defeated In the House
haa been reconaidered and tho bill
passed.
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AtItSHi5heSt
The RIVER REACHES 45 Fl. 8 III.
It Stands there Several Hours
and falls Slowly all Day.
People Settle Down into a PhilO'
sophie Frame of Mind
And View their Flooded Homes
with a Quiet Smile.
YESTERDAY UNEVENTFULIA THE CITY.
An Interesting Tour Of tbesouth
Side and Benwood.
What the Swollen Waters did in
the East End.
Something about the Different
Estimates Made.
An Interesting Tour Of tbesouth
Side and BenwOod.
What the Swollen Waters did in
the East End.
Something about the Different
Estimates Made.
RAIN CAUSES REsRWED BERLSIEESS,
But the Danger may be Con
sldered Past.

Need of Relief Measures Serious
Destitusi5n FOand BY Reporters.
Notes and Incidents Of the Frfsllet,
The Water will be ont of most OF the
Houses to-day.
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Firn in thn ..i,niinr irnn,, n.nnr,u.ont

sr. PETERSBURG, Feb. 19-Fire broke
out yesterday in the apartments of tho
Empress but the flames were promptly
extinguished, the Gear personally direct
ing the dremen.
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MRRiDES, MISS, Feb. 19.-Ben Pierce,
was murdered few days ago by Jobn
Bull, an Indian, who cut his throat
Last night neighhoEa took Ball from the
county jail and hanged him to a tree.
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Island, Over there at least a score OF
houses not yet finished had water on
the frst floor.
The Peninsula bridge and approaches
were under about three feet OF water.
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6poriGl DilpdtcA % tN IRtatgtHeeT,
CHARLEsroS, W. Va, Feb. l9.-1n the
House to-day the bill to provide for an
agricultural experiment statiUa for color.
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Eorthau.keln yalope,a.

MADRID, Feb. 19.-A slight shoe K o
earthquake was felt in Valencia to-day
causing much alarm.
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proIessor CVinchsiI Doad.

ANN ARRoR, MIoH., Feb. l0-Protes.
Bor Alexander WinChell died at o o'clock
this morning.
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Mr.. P. s. Dunn, a Callsway county
(Mo.) man, has gourd which wss
brought from Wales TO this country in
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TIE pnRsrnRNr ARRIYPs.

It was Close TO 2 o'clock when Presl'
dent Harrison, with Lieutenant Ernst,
bis aid.de camp, reached the house. Fol:
lowing were the remaining members ot
the Cabinet. The Rrst move toward the
formation Of the procession was at l 80
when General Howard camp opt on the
front steps Of the residence and ordered
the caisson, which had been withdrawn,
TO come up. The Caisson came up in
front Of the house % exactly 2 o'clock
and Generals Howard, Slocum, John
ston and other military dignatariel
formed two lines on the sidewalk and
made q paSsRgeway 70 the Caisson.
As the pail bearers left the house ar
army band out towards Central Pafk
began playing q funeral march. si1
lisutenGntg under command Of Lteuten
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The Haines--Hannegan Trial.
BVTh9 United Press

NORFOLK, Va, Sept. 9. The
Hains trial was resumed at Hamp-
ton to-day. Hon. j. S. Wise ap-
peared for the defense. Col. Bird
and F. T. Evans corroborated the
testimony of Capt. Evans. John
Gray was on a barge at the light
house wharf at the time Of the
shooting; heard the shots and looked
in time to see the man on the seat
fall backward. S. II. Hannegan,
father of the deceased, and others
testified as to his sons physical con-
dition. The Commonwealth then
rested their case. After some
wrangling, Lincoln Smith was called
for cross examination by the de-
fence. He was in the boat with
Capt. Gray; saw the shooting and
said the man rowing struck Haines
with an oar. On cross examina
tion he contradicted himself and de
MED all of his sworn statement be
fore the coroner's jury. Courr
then adjourned until tomorrow.