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Montgomery County sentinel., 1891-05-08

If Mr.. NATHAN j. WALKER, of the
First Collection District, will consent 10 be-
come a candidate for County Commissioner
he will receive the support Of the Democracy
OF
,aoui VnnNCuII 7 u nICTDJnT
Montgomery County sentinel., 1891-05-08

Messrs Mayield l. Brown, 3l47 NJ street,
Washington, D. c.; Dear Sirs-The 5-feet
Champion Mower bought of yon last harvest
did beautiful work. We cut over 80 acres of
ground, and did not spend one cent for re-
pairs. E. THOMAS
Montgomery County sentinel., 1891-05-08

Forest Glen, Montgomery county, Nd,
March 20, 1891.
Messrs. Mayfeld h Brown: have used the
Champion Mower and Reaper for the past ten
years with great satisfaction. ] would not
wish a better machine.
ALFRED RAY.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1891-05-08
BENZ. BEAN.

Bethesda; Montgomery county, Md,
March 4, 1891.
Messrs. Mayfeld & Brown: Dear Srs-I
think the Champion Mower bought of you
last season is one of the best in The market
to-day, and should not hesitate moment
in recommending it to any one in need of a
mower.
n JDIrIc L. SunCuaVCD
Montgomery County sentinel., 1891-05-08
+ AUNDRY SOAPS,

IL By D. II. BOUIC.
Ba6bitt's Soap, Proctor CANDLES Oleine
Soap the best 0leine Soap made; Ivory Soap,
Palmitin Soap, Extra Palm Soap, Frank Sid
dairs Soap, Fpoch Morgsn's Sapolio Kitchen
Soap, Pyies' Pesrline and Babbitt's l776. &c.
nov 10
Montgomery County sentinel., 1891-05-08

Rockville, March 10, 1891.
Messrs. Mayfeld & Brown : Gents,-The
Champion Mower | bought of you last sum-
mer is all that a farmer could wish
HENRY HE. Hr.I
Montgomery County sentinel., 1891-05-08
Bethesda, Montgomery county, Md,

Bethesda, Montgomery county, Nd,
March 16, 1891
Messrs. Mayfed Il Brown: Gentlemen
In reply to your request would say, the i'm
proved Champion Mower purchased of you
last season gave perfect satisfaction. cut %
acres OF grass with it, apparently without any
wear or single break. 1t is light running,
strong and simple; in fact the best ever used
or ever saw. Ny neighbors all admirrd s
work There is none TO comnsrt ~ -
Montgomery County sentinel., 1891-05-08
o r d E r MS
James P. Gott et uK, ct all, VS.. Mariel R.
Gott ct al.
In the Circuit Court for Montgomery county,
No. 900 Equity.

nRDERED this 22d day of April, in the
" year 1891. that the return OF the Com
mssioners appointed by The decree in the
above entitled cause to lay off and assign to
Mariel Gott her dover 10 the real estate OF
which her husband, the late Benjamin c.
Go,t, died seized and possessed, be rati-
fed and confirmed, unless cause to the con-
trary thereof be shown on or before the
9th day of May nextt Provided copy OF
this order be inserted In some newspaper
printed and published at Rockville, in said
Montgomery county once in each ofihree sue
cessive weeks before the said 9th day of MAY
next.
JAMES ANDERSON, CPk
Circuit Court for Montgomery county.
True copy-Test:
apr 24-,d JAMES ANDERSON, Cpk
Montgomery County sentinel., 1891-05-08

The Alexandra Gazette strikes the nail
on the head when it says: "Strange as it
may seem, there are some farmers in Vir.
ginla who are Republicans, and, therefore,
protectionists. AT the last congressional elec.
tion they voted for the candidates who sup
ported the Mckinley bill, and the few among
them who raise sheep possibly thought that in
consequence of the high duty that bill impos-
ed upon foreign wool, the price OF their own
would be increased. II such was their ex.
pectation, sad alas! has been their disap-
pointment, for wool is now five cents a
pound lower than it was before the McKin.
ley bill passed. A farmer who has anything
to sell and any thing to buy casts serious
lmputation upon his own intelligence when
he votes for men who favor high tariff.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1891-05-08

Tsnnallytown, D. c., March l7,::lssl.
Messrs. MayfieId & Brown: Yours at hand.
The Champion Mower is all the machine
want Does its work well and rms ant
te.ieve j, 10 be The strouges mower Uult.
BENJ. PERRY
Montgomery County sentinel., 1891-05-08

Toi
Messrs. Mayiield Brown: Dear Sirs-
Your Champion Mower gave me satisfaction
in every respect.
ROBT. w STONE
Montgomery County sentinel., 1891-05-08

Hon. William L. Wilson, the West Vir-
ginia Congressman, who is now on an ex-
tended Western trip, has been everywhere
and by citizens without regard 10 party, ac-
corded the reception that is due to gentle
man of his position, character. and distin-
guished abilities. Especially enthusiastic
and cordial are the Democratic greetings
with which be is overwhelmed. bis high
minded and consistent course on all meas
ures Of public importance in Congress hav
ing given him a national reputation, and
commended him to the confidence of his
party.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1891-05-08

The General Assembly of Ohio adjourned
on Monday last after session lasting four
months. 1t was Democratic in both branch
es, and is credited with having enacted much
useful legislation. Home rule has been re-
stored to the cities. the tax laws have been
partially revised, the insane of the State
more fully provided for, "an excellent Aus
tralian ballot law enacted" and the begin
ming made in reforming the management of
State institutions. With such record the
Democrats enter in buoyant spirits upon
the campaign for Governor and members OF
the next Legislature, which is TO choose the
successor to Senator Sherman.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1891-05-08
.Ne1O Advertisements.

F0R SALE,
IL One Mccormick Binder, in
good order, with bundle carrier one Half
Percheron Colt, years old, works well,
weight !, 400 pounds; 200 Locust Posts.s
FOR RENT, two Small Houses ~
JOS. THOMPSON,
may 8-tf Near Gaithersburg, Md.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1891-05-08

Potomac, Montgomery county, Md,
Montgomery County sentinel., 1891-05-08
INSOLVENT NOTICE.

In the matter of the application of Richard
F. Spa,es for the benefit of the Insolvent
Laws of Maryland.
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FRIGHTFUL EXPLOSION
At tho Electric Light Plant in
Louisville, Kentucky.
ONE KILLED, SEVERAL INJURED
And Half Million Dollars Worth of
Property Dcstroycd...Onc Of u Nest
ofScvCn Boilers Lets Go with Disas-
trOus Rcsu,ts--.Thc Shock Like an
Earthqua!Se-.-Thc Courier
Narrow Escape.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. 2G.-By boiler
explosion here this afternoon ono man
was killed, several persons injured and
nearly half n million dollars worth OF
property destroyed.
At ) o'clock Wm. Il. Adams, n fireman
ut the electric light plant OF the Louis.
vile Gas Company, was throwing coal
in the furnace, when one OF the nest OF
seven boilers le. 20. The shock in the
vicinity was like an earthquake. Adams
was thrown to the ground with terrific
force and received such internal iniur-
les that he will die. The shed in which
the boilers were located was completely
demolished and pieces OF iron and oi
timber and showers OF rcd hot Goals
were thrown in every direction. A
great mass OF iron and dcluse OF burn
ing Goals was thrown across narrow
alley into the rear of Kaufman 4
Strauss, big retail dry goods store, and
the wall OF the store was carried away.
Half dozen clerks were gathered
about the bookkccpcr ut the back OF
tho store. With the bookkceper,
Solomon Dreyfus, they were caught in
the wrcckagc, but it is believed all cs-
capped alive. Drcyius was seriously in
lured, but not dangerously. Carrie
Dinke!spicl, Hattie Ennis and Lena
sickles were slightly injured. In u mo-
mcnt, apparently, the whole building
was in flames.
An alarm was turned in from the
automatic fire alarm box in the Courier
Journn! building and the department
was quickly at work. The wrecked
building was at once beyond control.
Attention was then given to the Courier
jo"rnat building and the Polytechnic
library. few doors south, and after n
severe struggle the buildings were saw
ed, although the contents OF the library
was badly damaged By water.
On the south Lcveronc's confection-
cry and Portcr's millinery store we're
badly damaged. The loss rs nearly rs
can now be learned, is rs follows ::
Kaufman Strauss Co., retail dry goods
stock, $4,000, nearly covered by insur-
ancc; Bamberger, Bloom & Co., owners
OF tho building, $4,000, insured: J.
Nescott u Sons. fine wood work and
supplies, 10000, insured; Polytechnic
Library building, books, etc, $4,000,
partly insured; Louisville Gas Com
pany, $1,000, covered by insurance.
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Fifteen Persons Killed,

PARIS, Oct. GA passenger train on
the railway between Lyons and Grcno-
bic was dcrailcd. near Mocriens to-day
and ran over Gn c,nbankment. Anum-
Der oithc carriages were telcscoped anu
eight persons were killed and thirty Sc
riously injured.
A later dispatch says: The train,
which WIS running at Il high rate OF
speed at the time OF the accident, was
drawn by two locomotives. The acci-
dent occurred on steep incline and
curve and is supposed to have been due
to defect in the brake OF tho second
locomotive. The cmbankment over
which the train rolled is forty ieet
high. A dozen carriages lie in shape
less heap Mt the foot Of the bank. Ac-
cording TO the latest reports from the
scene, fifteen persons wcrc killed and
fifty were injured. Three OF the in
jurod arc not expected to survive the
night, and fifteen others are in criti.
cal condition, ono person having both
lcrs broken.
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MCDOnnlil OIL Elcll.

PlTTsDuRGI, Pa, Oct. 26.--Three dry
holes were struck in the Mcdonald field
to-day. They were the Nlcvay No. ., OF
Grccnlee & Forst, Mcvay No. ., OF Got
leib 4 Steele, and Mertz, No. ., OF Ken
nedy & Gardiner The Greenlee &
Forst well is within short distance of
the great gusher OF that firm.
The Sturgeon heirs No. was drilled
deeper and the flow increased from 100
to $50 barrels an hour. Forest & Green
lee No. 4 is doing $50 barrels an hour,
No. |, 200 barrels and No. 8, 100 barrels.
Jennings 4 Co.'S, Heron No., brought
in yesterday, is doing 200 barrels an
hour. Gartlin & Hays well, which was
doing 500 barrels an hour ten days ago,
is down 10 200 barrels. The runs for
yesterday were 81 $50 barrels.
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MADRID, Oct. 26.-Tclcgrams received
from Merida, province OF Badajos, say
that the floods in that locality continue.
The river Ebro has overiiowcdi its banks
and is submcrging the railroads and
highways along its course.
\ terrible storm which has prevailed
for several days shows no si-ns OF abat-
ing. The principal rivers throughout
the entire country are rising steadily
and rapidly.
The celebrated leaning tower at Sara
gossa (thc tower Of Felippc), which
leans about nine feet out OF the pcrpcn-
dicular, and so well known to foreign
sight-scers, has been undermined by
the gathering waters and threatens to
totally collapse. At Genoa the streets
are flooded SO as to be impossible en-
ccpt for small boats, and the railways
in and about Valencia have been
washed away and partly destroyed.
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S,yrIAGo, CHILE, Oct. 2G..-The United
States government, to-day, through
Minister Esan, formally demanded re-
para!!on from the government Of Chilo
for tho att&cl; recently made in Val.
porliso upon number OF tho scamcn
Of the United States cruiser Baltimore.
The demand made by the United States
minister is no informal suggestion that
the government at Washington expects
some kind OF satisfaction for the killing
wonndin. OF the Baltimorc'q sailors.
It friendly, but notification given
according TO direct orders received from
the State department At Washington,
thq, the United States demands IN i'm.
mediate explanation OF the whole affair
and rcparaton Tor the injuries inflicted.
Acting upon the instructions sent to
lin IRON Washington, Mr.. Egan pre-
scntcd the Chilean Jun.a with de-
tailed statement oil the results OF the in-
yc.tiration made by Captain Schlcy, Of
the Baltimore, and by Mr.. Esan him
scli. These Investigations had shown
that Charles Rirgan, ono OF the Balti-
more's petty officers, was brutally as
sanl,ci BY several Chilcans while he
was riding on 4 street car. Riggan re-
sisted, hut was dragged from tho car
aud murdered by pistol shot. dying In
the arms OF his companions. Turnbull,
another OF the Baltimore's wounded
men, who died to-day from his injuries,
received no less than eighteen stab
wounds in the back, two OF them pene.
tratinr his lungs.
Mr. Egan, in presenting the Chilean
lunla with this statement OF the assault
on the American sailors, expressed in
distinct terms the feeling OF great in
dignation which the State Department
at Washington iecls at the whole affair,
especially at the brutal conduct OF the
police OF Valparaiso in joining with the
mob in The latier's attack upon the Bal
timote's scamcn and in drawing their
bayonets and using them against the
Unamed Americans.
lIr, l,can also particularly called at
tent!on 10 the additional brutality OF
the police o; Valparaiso in using horses
Odra- the Americans to prison. After
making i brici but pointed summary OF
the iacts to which he had been in
stTlCted TO call attention, Minister
Esan informed the representatives of
tie Jnnta that in the namo oi the
United States he demanded rcparation
fox the insults and injuries complained
oi
Now the question which arises is
what will be the action OF the Chilean
government? 1t appears now there
seems 10 be no doubt that the Junta
will soon make the rcparation de-
%aRdcd. Up TO the present time the
JlHta has expressed 10 regret for the
attack made on the American sailors.
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REBELIIiON RECORDS.
Tie Boards Annual Report to the Sccre
tnry of War.


tury of Wnr.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 26.-The war rec.
cords board, in its annual report to the
secretary of war, says that during the
last fiscal year twcnty-onc books were
printed and distributed and four more
put type and partially indexcd.
These volumes contain the reports OF
the Mine Run campaign OF the Army OF
ihe Potomac, the operations on the At
iantIc coast in 1858, the Chickamauga
campaign, the Chattanooga, Rossville,
ana knoxville campaigns, including the
o2it!es OF Missionary Ridge, Lookout
.,toHnlain and the siege Of Knoxville, to-
Ee'her with the operations OF all the
armies down to and including the Will
ueFAess campaign in Virginia, and the
operations in the Shenandoah Valley,
.iat%land and Pennsylvania up to All.
gusts, 1864.
'. me volumes relating to the trans
.4!:Sl$sIPpi region have been completed
10 include June 80, 1864, and those re-
M'lhG TO the Atlantic seacoast to No.
IcAOer 20 OF the same year. The pres
i' gH' ontloo!; is such as to warrant the
BOARD III promising that the volumes
covering the military operations OF the
;s ?SSF !Sot Will be put i'll typo during the
Present fiscal year.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-10-27
A DYNAMITE BOMB
Thrown Into tho OfIlco of tho No
Carthyite Organ.
IRISH FRACTIONAL FEELlN G
Hun Nad...An Attempt to Blow Up
the Anti.parncll Paper In Dublin.
a Terrible Hallway Accident in
Francc.--Thc Storms In England and
Spain.-.Grcat Damage Donc-.Othcr
Forcign News.

DUBLIN, Oct. 9G.-Grcat excitement
was caused in this city this evening by
an apparent attempt TO blow up tho
office OF the National Press, tho organ OF
the McCarthyites. The members OF the
staff OF tho paper wcro Just on the
point OF beginning the nights work
when Il bomb icll in the area in front OF
the windows OH Abbey street, where
the editors rooms are situated. The
bomb exploded with a tremendous
report, but fortunately there was no
one in these particular rooms at the
time, and consequently no one was
hurt. Tho oilices in the basement were
also badly damaged, and, indeed, win
dows i'll all the adjacent houses were
broken. The widest rumors were
spread and an enormous crowd quickly
collected. For time there was much
excitement. Notwithstanding every
effort was made to search out tho mis-
creant, the authorities thus far are
without any clew whatever.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-10-27
GREAT BILLIARD MATCH
between schnfer and Slosson-Schafcr the
Fnvoritc.

between Schnfcr and Slosson-Sclafcr the
Fnvoritc.
New York, Oct. 26.--The great bill
lard match at the 14-inch balll-line
game on 5xl0 table, 500 points up, for
stakes OF 81 900 and whole net gate re-
ceipts, between Jacob Schafcr, OF Chi
cago. and George Slosson, Of New York,
drew great crowd OF billiard experts
and admirers OF the game to Chickcring
Hall tonight.
Schafcr's playing was marked with
considerable dash at the start, while
Slosson apparently studied his hits.
The betting at the beginning was 81 900
to 5000 in favoroi Schafcr. Slosson was
playing steady game, but moth
ing brilliant, while Schafer was making
but poor showing. His highest
run was to the 10th inning A, and his
next best runs 20, lG, 10, l3 and II.
Slosson had runs OF 60, IS, 10, "a and
% to his credit. In the 24th inning
Slosson made run Of 173 points by a
fine exhibition OF nursing.
Slosson ran out in the Seth inning.
Averages: Slosson % 2-9; ;Schaicr II l-5.
Time OF game hours IS minutes.
Schafers total was 392.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-10-27
TERRIBLE EXPLOSION


or Dynamite Mt Cuubcrland-Scvcral
Fatally Injured.
CUMBERLAND, Mp, Oct. 2G.-At 5
o'clock this evening terrible explosion
OF dynamite occurred at the quarrics OF
the Cumberland cement mill near this
city, by which four men were seriously
if not fatally injured. 1t is the custom
OF the men to carry tho explosives in 4
box holding half a peck, and while the
box was being carried up the high ledge
into one OF the tunnels 4 workman
dropped his miners lamp into the
dynamite. A loud explosion followed,
and four men were hurled from the
ledge to the ground beneath, while
others many feet away were thrown to
the ground. The injured are: Jacob
Mammcrsmith, face and hand cut, in
jurcd internally, will die; a. J. Taylor,
breast hurt and injured internally, will
die; W. Kciicr and Charles Thompson,
seriously injured about tho head, be-
sides internal injuries. The latter may
recover
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i Village destroyed.

LEXINGTON, KY, Oct. 2G.-pine Grove,
village on the Newport News & Mis-
sissippi Valley road, nine miles cast OF
Lexington, was swept away by fire this
morning at IL o'clock, only one building
lett standing. The iiro originated in
the large grain warehouse and elevator
belonging to Jones & Gay. Tho fire
caught where some negroes were boil
in. hemp in the basement. The total
loss will aggregate $40, 600 to $4,000, the
principal losers being Jones & Gay, on
elevator, $4,000, partly insured.
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KANSAS CRY, No., Oct. 26.-While
waiting for a car a. tho Eastern terminus
OF the Independence Avenue cablo rail-
way last night, Mrs. Amanda Parr, Of
SOI East Ninth street, was knocked
down, beaten and robbed by an un-
known man, who made mis- escape. Tho
robbers secured his victims pocket
book, which contained 4 small sum OF
money. The robbery was one OF the
boldest that has come to the knowledge
oil the police for months.
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DUBLIN, Oct. 26.-Tho National Press
to-day says that it is authorized to state
that il Mr.. Michael Davitt does not see
any way in which he can accept tho Of
icrs made him to stand for tho scat in
the House OF Commons for North Kill
kcnneY, left vacant by the death OF Sir
John Pope llenncssey, he will become u
candidate for some constituency ut tho
approaching general election.
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LONDON, Oct. 9G.-Nlr. Sheridan Ford
was to-day sentenced to fine OF 500
under the alternative OF three months
Imprisonment and to pay the sum OF
5000 in damages, also with tho altcrna.
tive OF three months imprisonment on
being convicted of the charge OF pirat-
ing OF the books written by Mr.. Whist.
Ter, the well known artist and president
OF the society OF British artists.
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COMMITTED SUICIDE.
a Wcii.Known Young Nun Takes Ills Own
Lifo mt Grafton.

Lifo Mt Grafton.
Sptcid! DispGtth 10 he mitiiig,nor.
GnAFroS, ". Va, October 2G.-A sad
suicide occurred here at 1880 o'clock
this evening. Pat j. Tracy, q popular
gentleman and well.known throughout
the state, while in astatc OF melancholy,
procured revolver at Muclcr's hard.
ware store. stating that he intend.
cd going to Philippi and needed protoc-
ton. After having the clerk load tho
revolver and paying him, he advanced
u few steps and, placing tho muzzlo ut
the back oil his head, he fired, killing
himself almost instantly. Quite num-
Der OF people witnessed the terrible
affair.
MIR. Tracey was well known in thcatri-
cal and newspaper circles. lIc was the
Grafton correspondent OF the principal
newspapers in New York, Baltimore,
Philadelphia, Chicago and Pittsburgh.
lie had the reputation OF being sober,
Industrious young man, and no cause
Tor the decd is known.
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for Direct. Gers urged Pointer to his
utmost, and once TO such IN extent that
he went under the wire of his feet.
The heats were almost identical. The
two would get off together, Direct
almost Immediately taking the lead,
and they would travel together at n
terrific pace to the stretch.
Summaries:
First race-2:20 class. pacing. SOL
dicr won. Best time. 2:23.
Second racc, match, e3,OoO
in "ttfl
Time, 2:G9 2:CS, a:Oo4
Third racc-9:95 class, trotting. 10
won, Best time, 2:lSf.
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ST. LOUIS, Oct. oG.-Gcncral Bcuuro-
guard, for whom warrant has been is
sued by the United States authorities
in connection with the Sioux Falls, S.
D., indictments, charging him and other
Louisiana lottery officials with viola,in.
the United States postal laws, is in tho
city. lie is stopping at his son-in-law's
home, No. 4G7 Morgan street. lie is
said to be sick and refuses to see re-
porters.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. Oct. 2G.-Ex-Post-
master +. S. Vinson, oi RussellYille,
Ala, was shot twice at that place by L.
y. Richardson, 4 former clerk, to-day.
His injuries are fatal. They had been
discussing an old trouble, Richardson
being charged with shortage III his
accounts during Mr.. Finson's term OF
Office.
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MADRID, Oct. 26.--Tho was serious
riotous fight yesterday in the town Of
San Michel, province Of Modcna. be-
tween body OF socialists and u number
OF workingmcn. During the disturbance
two men were killed and eight seriously
injured. In addition n great number OF
combatants were slightly hurt. Tho
riot was subsequently qucllcd by tho
police, who charged tho rioters in force
and arrested number OF tho most
domonstrativo OF both parties.
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NEW ORLEANS, La, Oct. oG.--Mr. Eu.
FenG Garcia, ex-paying teller OF tho
i,UuS!Sna ~. National Bank. appeared be.
.o .o'S unitedStatcs Commissioner Wright
.T'uay 10 answer tho charge Of embez.
s,s.. S,S.neN' under the United States revised
IIE@IInteSS, preferred by President r. N.
,'a;. "a;!mSIey. Garcia pleaded not guilty,
w. ""Heu examination and was released
"a u O1nd Of $4,000. Tho case will come
Gp,s! W shortly in the United States Circuit
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CLEVELAND, Oct. 26.-At Fostoria,
Ohio, tonight, Ralph Cunningham, son
OF 4 prominent business nan, tried to
kill himscliby crawling into The rcd hot
furnace oi The spoke factory, OF which
his father is part owner. The engineer
pulled him out. but not.until his body
and head had been almost roasted. He
will die. Poor health was tho cause OF
the act. -.