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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-07-08

Special DltpdlcN 70 he Ialelllgellcer.
CnARLEsToN, W, Va, July 1.-THE
State Board Of Health to-day confirmed
the appointments of the Ohio county
health board, and refused the applica-
ton OF the national normal university
OF Lebanon, Ohio, on the grounds that
its schedule did not meet the require
ments. The board will probably be in
session three days.
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CHICAGO, July 7-Licutenant God
frey Mcdonald, of the sixth cavalry,
was to-day ordered toproceed at once to
Fort Bennett, S. D., and there organize
into n military company sibuN Indians.
The most OF the red skins were hostile
in the Indian war OF last winter and
their leader is the wiry Chief Hump,
who has heretofore been considered a
verydangerous Indian. Now however,
Hump is willing to become n soldier.
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(. Arrive Mt Cleveland.
speeial Dt.pateA o ne intelligence.

Special DlspdtcA % nc lntelltgeNeeT.
4 CLEVELAND, o., July 1.-THE commits
sion arrived here hungry and happy
and drove to the stillman House on
Euclid avenue, where quiet banquet
had been prepared on an order sent in
by Mr.. Ridall by telegraph. After sup
per they were joined by Mr.. Pease,
superintendent Of the Brush system
here, and made an inspection OF the
plant and the lights. Tomorrow Mr..
o. S. knight, Of the Fl. Wayne Electric
Company, takes charge Of the commits.
sion. They will visit both Toledo and
Detroit, il possible, tomorrow.
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MAY DE INDICTED.

"If you find upon investigation that
the accident of last Saturday on the
Kanawha & Michigan railroad, near the
Poor farm in this comfy, was a casualty
within the true meaning Of the law,
then no che is responsible. If, on
the contrary, you find that the said &C.
cIdcnt was the result Of gross careless:
ness or negligence, on the part OF said
railroad company's officials or opera
tives. or that It resulted from the unsafe
condition Of the railroad track or cars
of which its officials had notice, or il
the failure OF the knowledge OF said
unsafe condition of track or cars was
the result of gross carelessness or negli-
gence on the part of said officials or op.
eratives, they are criminally liable and
may be indicted"
Several witnesses will 60 before the
grand jury in regard to this matter on
Friday next. The friends and relatives
Of several who were killed in the wreck
are disposed to have the affair thor.
oughly investigated and the outcome
viii be looked forward to with interest
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-07-08

CHICAGO, July Rain fell in torrents
last night and the track at Washington
Park was sea Of mud. First race
Three-quarters OF a mile, Two Bits won.
Time 1921. Second race-0ne mile,
PennyroyaI won. Time lle55.J Third
race.one and three.eighth miles, Los
Angeles won. Time 2:37. Fourth race
One and one-sixteenth miles, Long
Light won. Time 1851. Fifth race
One and three-sixteenth miles, Lena
won. Time GAIA. Sixth race-One and
one.sixteenth miles, Lady blackburn
won. Time 2:Ol.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-07-08

CHICAGO, ill.,, July lover i 1000 del
egates from the young peoples societies
OF the Baptist churches OF the United
States met in convention here to-day,
at which John H. Chapman, president
OF the Chicago Young Peoples Baptist
Organization, and Rev. ". U. Lawrence,
also.of the city, delivered addresses OF
welcome. Rev. DR.. @. II. Hobbs, OF
Wisconsin, responded 70 these greetings.
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snhni.h pr.nnrndo KIllstl.

San JOSE, CAL, July Manuel z.
Soto, a spaniard, this morning while
searching with revolver for his wife,
who had left him, owing to.a previous
murderous assault upon her, shot and
killed neighbor named Nicholas Smith
who had warned the woman to flee.
Soto then detied the police, but the lat
ter followed him into his house and
killed him after number of shots on
both sides.
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Morris Park Races.

NORRIS PARK, July7.-Hve thousand
persons witnessed to-day's races. First
race-seven fnrlongs, L'Intriguant won.
Time 1927. Second race-six furlongs,
Merry Monarch won. Time / Is. Third
race-one mile and 3furlongs, Montana
won. Time 2:25. Fourth race-Mile
and a iurlong, Judge Morrow won.
Time 1:56i. Fifth race-six turlongs,
Fred Lee won. Time l: IA. Sixth race
One mile, Riot winning. Time 1:424.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-07-08

SYDNEY, Nsss1yo July7sA sculling
race for purse OF 700 4 side and the
championship took place to-day on the
Paramette, between James stansbury
and John Mclean. Stansbury won the
race.
The last race between these two oars
men took place on the same waters
April 2S, and was also, won by STAINS
bury. On the other hand, in previous
match on November II last, Mclean de-
tented Stansburv.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-07-08
TUESDAYS BASE BALL.
several Games Postponed Yesterday .
Account ofRain.

Several Games Postponed Yesterday on
3 Account Of Rain.
Ptr7spuRoH. July Z, PiteburgR-New
York, no game
CKclSSAT1, July ~ Cincinnati
Brooklyn-rain.
CLEVELAND, July THE game be-
tween Cleveland and Boston was pre-
CHICAGO, July Tile Phillies won
to-day's game in the fifth by punching
their hits. Score:
Philadelphia. Q (? o 900 %
Chicago. .....-.. ...,... 20 o o Oh
Errors, / and 8. Hits, 8 and7. Pitch
ers, Stein and Thornton. Earned, Phila-
delphia2. EMPIRES, Battin and Powers.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June7.-The Ath-
letics defeated st. Louis to-day in one
Of the most uninteresting games Of the
season. Score:
Athletics .-,...............s 9 oSI02SI-7
81. LouiS"."............l o v
Hits, II and3, Err6rsS g and 5. Pitch;
ers, weighing and Griffith. Earned
runs, Athletics 5. Umpire Jones.
BALTIMORE, Nh, July 7.-Cincinnati
defeated Baltimore to-day. Attend
ance $40. Score:
cineIaaSII.. '.'. .....:.'.o as
Hits 0 and 8. Errors, and 4. Pitch
ers, Bakely and Crane. Earned runs,
Cincinnati 2. Umpire Ferguson.
WAsHlSdroS, D. c., July Wash
ington won with hands down to-day. :
ESsIsRiils.t........::.s -
Hits, l6 and II Errors, 2 and 2;
Pitchers, Foreman and Bell. Earned
runs, Washington 4, Louisville Z. Time,
2:3O. Umpire, Davis.
BosroN, July 7.-Easton was knocked
out OF the box to-day, Score; Ei
5sismSa; ::::::::::::.s ! 20
Hits, 10 and 4. Errors, 0 and 8. Pitch.
ers, Haddock and Murphy, Easton and
Dotan. Earned runs, Boston.4. Umpire,
Kerins. - "a : 4
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Mother and 8 .ild Killed.

SptcldI Ul1I1lcH 70 Ms IHltlIIytHetT'
CHARLESTON, W. Va, July 1.-THE
fast train on the Chesapeake & Ohio at
Fire Creek this morning struck and
instantly killed Mrs. j. w. Archibald
and child, the latter aged about year.
She was crossing the track and, in step
ping out OF the way OF freight en-.
CINE on a side.track, stepped in front OF
the train.
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rnE sourHERN STORM.
Further Damage ana Loss Of Life In Lon
isiana and slississippi.

islnnh and 9tissiAsippi.
NEw ORLEANS, July 7.-Dispatches re-
ceiyed here this morning report damage
by storms us follows: In Lafayette
Parish many houses were blown down
and damage done to farms. Mort WASH
ington was killed under the ruins OF his
own house.
A West Baton Rouge dispatch says:
The heaviest rain storm ever known
here occurred last night in this vicinity.
The wind demolished the large brick
sugar house on Belmont plantation,
also several cabins and other buildings.
At Glostcr, Miss, about s o'clock this
morning, a cyclone passed through the
country three miles from the town. It
came from the southwest and was half
mile wide. Many houses were de:
stroyed. A negro woman and her child
were killed and several other persons
wounded.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-07-08

wAsHIxoToN, D. g., July IA tele-
gfam was sent to the widow OF Vice
President Hamlin to-day by Colonel
NicoIay, who was one of President Lin.
coins private Secretaries, contradicing
the editorial in the Philadelphia Times
that Lincoln was opposed 70 Mr.. Ham
Inns denomination as Vice President.
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YOUNG TRAM wREcKERs
Place IN Obstruction on the Track aud
One Death Results.

Place IN Obstruction on the Track and
One Death Results.
CmoAoo, July s.-A sensational train
wrecking on July A is being inyesti-
gated by officials of the Chicago, Mil
waukee &st. Paul railroad. The Nc
Gregor passenger train, bound for La
Crosse with several cars heavily loaded
with passengers, when near Lancing
struck an obstruction placed upon a
rail and the engine was hurled over
the bank Of the Mississippi, fatally in
turing Engineer Todd, who did all he
could to stop the train and when drag
ged dying from the wreck asked ii any
Of the passengers were hurt. The per-
petrators are said to be farmers boys,
and one, aged II years, has already been
nrrestpl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-07-08
The INSPECTION TOUR.
OF the Wheeling Electric Light
Commissioners.
WHAT THEY LEARNED AT BUFFALO.
Tho Brush System in Use there---De-
tails of an Arc Light Plant---Asug-
gestion for Heating tho Public
building Hereto Cleveland.
speeial Di,poteh q he Inte1icnoz.

k@rHs-
BuFFALo. n. Y, July 1.-THE Wheel
ing Electric Light Commission had a
kind of an itinerary laid out when it
left Wheeling at / o'clock on Monday,
but that itinerary was knocked into, a
cooked hat before Pittsburgh was
reached.
Mr.. Ridall, the representative Of the
Brush Company, met the commission
at Pittsburgh and showed the members
over the city, taking them directly to
the plant of the East End Electric Light
Company, which uses Brush machines
exclusively. The plant is well installed
in good quarters and makes very good,
steady light. The members Of the COM
mission were pleased with the plant.
Mr.. Ridall took the commission tohis
home on Highland avenue and enter;
tanned them an hour, and arranged
with them to go to Buffalo to see one
OF thelargest plants the Brush company
has. They took SLEEPER on the Lake
Erie & Western road at 9:45 p. M, and
arrived in Buffalo at 8 a. m.
The weather was most disagreeable at
Buffalo. 1t had been pouring down
rain since last Thursday and cold,
driving rain was splashing against the
car windows.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-07-08

Special Dispatel 10 tie HateRigener.
WASHINGTON, D. c., July 7.-West
Virginia pensions: Originate. Wilson
Kennedy, James B. Smith, Stephenson
Munner, Robert NJ. Murray, David W.
Edwards, Enos Z. Robertson, William
Weaver, William Groves, John W.
Wilmington, Clark Rudle, George w.
Metheny, Cynthia B. Boggs, Virginia
Whitaker, Elizabeth McLain.
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AURORA, LIS, July John Dowd
made a brutal assault on his wife this
morning, striking her on the head with
a Ratchet. Then, aupposing that he had
killed her, he stabbed himself to death
with pocket-knife. The woman is still
alive, but will probably not recover.
Domestic infelicity led to the tragedy.
Dowd was a man about fifty years Of
age and leaves q family Of nine chill
'dren.
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INC Jurr Inv .plnys snlash.

Special DLlpdlch 70 he hllclliQtactr.
cnARLEsroS, W. Va, July 1.-THE
new jury law played smash here. All
jurors for the criminal court at this
term were illegally drawn, and were dis.
charged by Judge Snyder. The conse-
quence is no jury cases will be tried at
this term of court.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-07-08
a stnn,ner Aahnr,.

CHKDogoAN, MIcHIoAS, July THE
steamer City of London, OF the Big Four,
ran ashore near Detour last night. She
was lying right for Duluth. The Levia-
than has gone to her assistance.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-07-08
Want JACKSON and Shawn to Fight.

San FRANCISCO, July THE direct
ors OF the California Athletic Club have
offered purse of ten thousand dollars
for a finish fight between jackson and
Frank slavin. The offer has been tele-
graphed Slavin, and reply is expected
shortly.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-07-08
EaoER. WARRIcKa q.
H0fWeatR9TD TIE6S
THB BEST FOR THE MONEY.

Tn. rule Of business in force with US always
Is the best for the money.
Ne win commence from now on TO inaugurase
n general Clearance Sale Of all summer Goods
although little early, but our stock Is large
and must be reduced regardless Of price.
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RIDING IN cHAIsEs.

This morning the commission LOOK
breakfast at the 1roquois Hotel, and
was met at 10 o'clock by Mr.. Charles
Huntley, President Of the National Elec-
trio Light Association and manager OF
ofthe Buffalo Electric Light Company.
The commission and Messrs Hutitley
and Ridall took carriages at the Iroquois
and drove over streets that SEEM
ed exceedingly rough to those accustom-
ed to Weddings smooth brick streets,
to the company's Elk street station,
distance Of about four miles.
The Butfslo Company has two plants,
both using Brush machinery almost ex-
clusiyely. The Elk street station is the
arc station, and 1t was the one of inter.
est. The station 10 very good one and
furnishes electricity for about ], 300 arc
lights. Mr.. Seeley, the commission's
engineer, thought it embodies many OF
the principal features which Wheeling
will want, except that it is much larger.
Steam is furnished by three batteries Of
National water-tube steam boilers, it
has double compound expansion Cor
liss engine, with 1000 full horse power,
and twenty-eight dynamos. The engine
has belt fly wheel, with a tive:foot
face, and carries fifty-four inch belt.
tits a low speed engine OF great power.
Itsslow motion increases its steadiness,
The main shaft Is about. eighty feet
long, six inches in diameter and the
power is transmitted by pill clutch
pnlleys and eight-inch belts. The dy-
namos are arranged in rows, different
distances from the main shaft, to gain
room. The dynamos are set up on
blocks, and there is an overhead crane
whereby aburned armature or broken
DYNAMO can be removed in seven min
utes, and a new one substituted in
fifteen, and all without Gripping the
plant or putting out the lights
The company finds its engine capacity
q little too light, and will put in q re-
serve Corliss engine OF | 500 horse power.
The lighting company gets $40 a light
per year, and has been able to renew its
plant and make Improvements and de-
clare very fair dividends.
Mr.. Huntley dilated upon the good
points OF the Brush company's ma
chinery, calling attention to its sim
plicity, making the statement that they
kept no electrician and need none.
They have one dynamo Of the Western
Electric Company in the plant. 1t is
A COMPLICATED AFFAIR,
and requires man with skill to repair
it when out OF order. The Brush ma
chimes are repaired by laborers, and the
Buffalo company has never been forced
to send one to the factory to be repaired.
Coal at Buffalo costs 50 ton, and 1t
ia estimated that two pounds are re-
quired per lamp per hour. It is not
such coal as can be had in Wheeling for
half the money.
Mr. Huntley made a suggestion that
Mr.. seeley thought practicable; that
was to lay steam pipe limo from the
light station to the public building and
heat ii by the escaped steam.
The commission left on the Lake
Shore for Cleveland at 2 p. m. From
there 1t expects to go to Detroit, though
there is no certainty as to its move
ments. J.w.P.
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A THOROUGH INQUIRY
into the Cause Of the Awful pisas-
ter Near Charleston
TO Be MADE BY THE GRAND JURY
or the Charleston Criminal Court.
Judge snyder's Charge to the jury.
The Responsibility for the Great
Loss of Life Must be Fixed by the
Body--EEort to Indict the Road
oGlcials.
snnfal pl,pateh 3 tse InlelIiqmer.

Special Di,pateh % he nidligener.
CHARLESTON, W.. Va, July None OF
the injured in Saturdays railroad wreck
have died since the last report. Those
whose condition is considered most pre-
carious are William Ford, OF Elk City,
Mrs. r. S. Truslow and James Black
wood, of Athens, Ohio. Mr.. Ford's con-
dition is reported as unchanged and
Mrs. Truslow's as slightly improved.
Mr.. Blackwood was first counted
among the killed and the physicians,
on reaching the wreck Saturday, laid
him out among the dead, thinking death
could only be question Of short time,
but he is also reported as improving
and may recover, although his condi-
ton is still very precarious.
Andrew Wray6urn, OF Elk City, is re-
ported as somewhat worse and Mrs. Sal
lie Coulter, of Elk City, widow Of Amos
Coulter, who died shortly after the
wreck, is improving.
FIXING THE RESPONSIBILITY.
That an effort will be made to secure
the indictment of the railroad people
there is no doubt. The regular term OF
the criminal court began to-day. and
Jndge Snyder. in charging the grand
jury, called particular attention to the
matter as follows: 81 feel it to be my
duty, gentlemen OF the grand jury, TO
call your attention especially to the
railroad disaster OF last Saturday which
has filled this community with sorrow
and sadness.
at is not my purpose, gentlemen, in
doing this to indicate in any way what
your action should be in the premises
further than this, that 1t Is your sworn
duty to investigate fully and fairly all
the circumstances surrounding this
wreck and satisfy yourselves and this
community, whom you represent, as to
whether it was an unavoidable acct
dent or the result Of criminal negli-
gence on the part Of the railroad Off
cials operating the road. In return for
the chartered privileges and franchise
granted by the public to the said rail.
road company, 1t is the duty Of said
company to so operate their railroad as
to make the travelling public reasonably
secure, and it is part OF their duty to
keep their tracks and cars in safe and
secure condition.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-07-08

.FLoREScE. Ana, July THE Bank OF
Commerce of Sheffield closed its doors
this morning, having assigned. The
failure was caused by the failure Of
Moses Bros. bank in Montgomery yes
terday. The assets and liabilities are
not known.
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REv. O. L. WORK, d. D., OF ohio, q
the Moundavllle -Assembly today.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-07-08
sToeKAoLpERs. MEETINGS.
GENERAL NorlcFs
no WHOM IT MAY CONCERN,

All persons who arc indebted to L. F. BOcLlu,
are hereby notified 70 make payment to Johp0
Pendleton, assignee Of +. +, booking, or to n,
Edmund Booking, sr., No, l Odd Fellows buDi.
ing. Upon all Hills not paid on or beior, n.
LIST day OF August 1891, suit will be brought
JUNE %. 1891. len
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A large business sIoon now being constructed
Eet Square and 200 feet on Tenth street II
cannot be rented as whole II will he divided
10 suit tenants The ctllprNnd the second Story
both being same dimensions Us the store room
are also for rent. Inquire OF
JAMES L. HAwLEY,
je2I No. lI90 Main Street
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FoR RENT.

EOR RENT-TEN ROOM HOUSE
IL corner Of South Front and Fink streets Al
modern cOnvenieneeA ROLF & HARVEY
Rental Agents, 1914 Market street I'D
DOR RENT-OFFICE LATELY or
IL CUPIED by Prof. Engle. No. 1873 ChnplS.
street Inqulreof W. L. McPlIAIL, No, lGG Wss
ket street. je9
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w NrED-Afent TO sell the Pipl,,, e.,
" AN ~ Linz the oRlyine ever iDyss,S., ,f!ssl
holds the clothes without plns; psristt Sss- ~
whom the exclusive right !, given; on rscse, = TO
cents We val send sample line by mail; lii - =
tsrfitory At Onee, Address The I.lEIs,. MS ycar
Line Co., ~ llefmon Street, woteestsT, li,sS 'asa
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WANTED.

eHTAN TED-T0 BUY OR nv
w CHANGE for city property a fam E. "a. A
thirty TO seventy aeref N Ohio county no, , a
nine miles from city. Must have M s,ch oits
Apply 70 OF address n " BABcOCK' Il ,S Sa..sl
street, City. ic.tb tp'las
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-24
Insult Added TO Injury.

NEW YORK, Dec. % The Herald's
correspondent at Valparaiso says:
Min,oter Egan today officially re-
quested tine Argentine minister,
senior Urriburn, to note the Drtseuce
OF the Chilian police agents i'm the im-
mediate vicinity Of the American leg
alton, a. also tue attempted aires.
Saturday night OF Frank Egan, the
m ini-t.r's son. Senor Urr burn in
his diplomatic capacity, will call -
meeting OF the foreign ministers { r
the purpo-e of requesting the at'en-
ton Of The Chiliau government TO the
a:iion of the municipal authorit -
iu mairraiaing police surveillance of
th. Auerira l-gsrIou.
Adoiuoual iI suit ws- fired ~ - e
An ucsu mn ser yesterday M he
ca-e uf ONE uf the refugee wh" had
spi lied fpr release upon the furn -h-
lug ue stm- hond- ~ were recen' Y
grau'et [, Btmscpda's minister ui
wsr, N-la-qu-z. The governm-n' re
90 lei that th- refugee mu-t first leave
the Americtn 'e cation. surrender hrm'
self Co th- G. ilian suthorites aud
submit tu impri-oum-nt.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-24
AFTER SAGE AGAIN.
Your Money or Your Life
Mrs. Sage Worsts
the Crank.
The Chilisus Add Mere Insults
- Their Previous
Bad Conduct.


NEW YORK De. - -Ru-s-'l ~.g-.
Vnom the bo.uu Ihrpwrr tried go XII
with dynamite, V,- agatn threa ened
"a similar way last saturday light.
A nj d~loDkiug man rang rne bell ami
fore, d ht- way uy the woman, saying:
81 have cume to XIII sage Mrs.
sage heard tie niau and came down.
He q her he ht d written letter de-
m4ud ny S3.jDO AID must have il at
Que or be would biuw the house up.
The man had scarcely -aid this when
Mr.. SAGE, fog le ss she ~, rushed for
ward. she IN de one quick dash at
him, caught his throat, aud fastening
her fingers into his neck he him
with such Rr. y that his pale face be-
ca almost black. Then che thrust
Tim out OF the door. The house IL
now guarded night and dav.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-24
Burned At Sea

LONDON, Dec. 22.-Ihr steamship
a n sstuIa, %, # the Guion lbe, which
- led from S-v Nrik on he 18th Of
December f"r Liverpool, burned e
s-a she carriei -igpt-eu canin and
trIt 81 igh IL, rag- pas-euceas and a
cr-~ { ,ilhiy men. All Du board
w-re saved. Tue Aby-siuis, which
wa valued ~ S3iU0lO, carried valu-
.h.- cargD.f m-rsItudj- bat what il
Aa~ wtr,u ra1uo. re a-certained ss
v-l. -u- va- au iron bark rigg-d,
screw II am .r uf 2.5jl tuu- gru-- dis
p,ac- ..eu.. sud vs. buit originally
for tie Cuuard lIn,. For tue pact five
year -Ie b4- been running b-' ween
Vancouver, b. c., amt Hong Kong, rs
Que If the Canadian Pacific line
Gamers, aud ,hls wa her first regu-
lar irip tor the Guion line since then
Sh- arrived ia thi- p1rt lat Septem-
Der from Hong Kong With cargo of
lea