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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-09-01

NERVOUS DEBILITY, poor memory, dim
.snce, sexual weakness, pimples, cured oy
z, Miles NerviDo samples free at The
55ogan Drug Co.'S and r. B. Burt's, and ct
'0Wie Bro's Bridgsport.
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= 9as 8ermSsen ber 9lobt Berlin
9at, Die Der Ibi6IuB bonn 81. Wdra
1890 In benz Der Giabtoeroroneten Wers
tammlung 5ugeiieIlten umfdnoreid,en
Sagerbl9 ergiebt. gesem bas Woriabr
elnen 3uDa6s bon CO. 2l W1ilinnen
Ntart erbalten. 0ierboa entfqlen ca.
~ Wtillonen ouf Das Rdmmereiber.
m6gen uao ca. l WiIlion auf bos Wers
m6sen ber etiftunsen. Den or6kten
3ugang Ron ii6er Is WfdIiouen tneia
Der Grunobefib bes Rdmmereiberm6aens
auf, tpel6em inbeHen eine 3uuabme
oer sO6ltgationsf6ulb um ca. s Wlillio.
asn Ntarf gegeutiberfebt. Ser ffarfe
3ngaHg gum R6mmsreiuerm6aea tpirb
i9on oaOur9 ertIdrIitb, oaB lid1 beis
lpielspeife beim gsrIinild5en @atbhonie
infolge grb0bune oes 6euertaiienmer.
tDes ein 3ugong bon 1,O19, 900 Worf
uao bet bem PeIi3sis prdlibia(. @ebd,,he
am Nleganberplab Elm folder bon / =
S5S, 900 Mart far aufsetpenbete gau.
tofen .befineet.
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bsm antOmmenben uur itumm unb felt
bic 0anb.
SEPT ebeu9 fragte gernbarb nit
tolleier 5timme, in6em er auf oas
Rinb nies.
Der arst beiabie. MenI6Ii6e Runt
bermo9te bier ni6ts mebr. Sin Rrampfs
ANAL bat es get6btet.
unb neine Grau9
Gs lit nur cine Obnmabt, aber Die
Grau @rdfin If iebr, febr aueegriifen.
[Gortfetuna foIatl
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| gefinben bes 6inbes erbaIten, Iagte
8ern5arb.
Sic fpren1te babon unb er gab bem
9utider Befebl, m6slibff fdnsl iudter
3u fabren.
Dieter aber. Der NIT eirem eiaentEiims
li@en Geiidt Der lnterbaItung feines
Derrn nit Der gndbigem 6rau 3ugeb6rt
bate, erlaubte f1 nod einn,aI, um Ser.
seibuns su bitten un6 Bernbarb bonn
mit5utbeilen, baB ber 3eittue@t ber
gndoigetl Grau ibm beute begegnet mar
unb R9 genau i1a6 Der 5tun6e erfuns
oigt battle, in meIder Der 6err Graf
antOmmen tptir6f.
8ernsatbs Stirn farbte fdb buntIer.
so waren alio fbon bic 2eute auf feline
vGreunbf6aft" aufnertfam aetpotbeu
uno 6soba9teten i'm, nile es ldien.
unb he = Sulntia - He perf6mdbte
es ntdt, our6 ibreu &eittnedt grtnn6is
ginsen ttber ibn ein3u3ieben. 4u9 in
Berlin f6ien fie ii6 na5 ibm erfunSiat
5u baben. Nber bei al bieiem eSuterefIe
fur ibn fdien fie feine Gorge um iein
Glno bod ni6t 5u berfteben! Gas &c.
fapL NIT benz er ieBt an bic Grau bad.
te, um oeretmillen er ftr einen Nugerl.
bid R@ felbif. upb Nles, mas belief In
tim tpar, bergeifen bate, eIiG mebr benz
gBtoerDiQen ols ber 2iebe. 9lls Berns
barb enblicb @i9bef errei9te, iprana er
uttleGulDig aus benz Mnden.
Wie sebt es nit benz ainbe? fraats
Ct ben berbeieiIenben Dieuer boEia.
Dieter t9httelie ben Gopf.
Der Dottor III Oben. Serr graf, i'd
far@te es gebi iebr f5leGf.
Bernhard elite mad bem 2ronfeuiim.
liler unb trat Ieife elm. Ct fab Sbea
blei9. NIT geidloKeneM Mugea in einsm
Sehel lebnen, Der Ar3t mar um He Be.
i9dttigt. Yin ber gDiege bes Qiubes
Inieten 5uei tueinenbe Grauen - Bern.
barb mart nur einen turaen 8lide auf
bic tleine @ehalt, tpeld5s bort reaunas.
log 3tpif9en ben &iiIen lag, unb tuuste,
0aB bier Nles borbei un6 ct su Ipdt qe.
foninten mar. ginen NugenbIid ffanb
ct lDie eiitasrt in Der 8bhr. Oa Sc.
rpertte ibn ber Oottor. Ser alte sfreuub
beg Qaufes bermo9te i'm erFen Nuoen.
bid ielblt ni9t gu lpre6en, unb bradte
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Seimabe aui,er fitf,.

ea Sn iemalS bas @ibsei4td sebabt, 5dufis NIT eis
mem Menfaen suiammen iein gu miiIen ber febr tier
pbS t9 0senn 70, bdnn weibt bu auA, bas aertnafu
sise, bonn trdttsen Manne taun beattete lrfaeu ben
setpenben an ben &ant ber ger,weihuns tretbeu. Gs
1T eben 70 unn6tRis, bieelben aufSuSdbIen ais un6a=
lid, ft Dor benfeIben Su f9hsen. Die gBar5s bes es
bells ift sep6bnt@ unpoufem,nene Werbauuno unb VIZ
fTtlruns. Dieien Sunttionen ju SiIfe sa fpmmeu
uno pura tbre resuldre &bdtsteif bic i&paden Wer@
Sen unD pamtt in Werbtnbuns anbere Ibeie bes rbpz
lsn SrSantSmns ~ tdrien, 1T BITE Nufsabe unb ieat
TN Seret pon Scitetter Masenbiter8, ipenn beelSc
ipematt9 nnb anbaltenb sebrau4t tptr6. Da siebi'
tetne Gnttaui9unsen, pe piele beren man aud 5dpu
beim @ebrau aneerer fcsenannter 1cnic8 erfabre ba
ben mas seetn 8edubunssmitel pber Opiat-r1an perz
metoe betoe-tann id NIT beIem fdrtenben Werpenbes
rnbtSunssmtttel nersle@en. 0erhppfuns, 8ilipftdt,
baiielbe turirt. '@'"
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auf bic 0auptlfraBe einbog un5 ne5eu
oem baltenben Wagen ibr pfero parirte.
Gernbar6 ribtete fd In ieiuem $50.
gen auf unb antiportete auf oas beiau.
bsrnoe Sd9eln ber f96nen Nma3one nit
einem f6rmli6en @ruB.
@el6' rsi3enbes 3ulammentrettsu,
rief Jrau Sulutta, uno ibre Nuaen Sc,
gleitete ibre Worte 10 bsreOt tpie nod
nie. Id boffeASbre Gel6dftstour III Be.
enDet, lieber @raf, Dber pieImebr, id,
tpsiB es, nn5 tueiB aud, baB sic piel
un0n8enetn!es erlebt baben.
sic luiifen = ct ltano iebt in leinem
Bagen, bic 9an6 auf bic 2ebne aefilbt,
unb ibre Augeu gldn3ten Inn aus glets
DER S0bs uno re@t nabe eat9egen.
Sa, man bot mir aus Berlin bariiber
gef9rieben un6 i9 babe riatafIi@ bon
Der3en tbeilgenommen. Die 6etmQtt
muB ii9 nun bemtiben, Sbnen einiQen
@rfab fiir bas 81 bisten, mas sic ba
orauBen uerloren baben = Mie berbeis
BungspOu tire Nugen gI6uateu, aIs he
bas iagte! SD boffe, fubr He fort, sic
fcmmen re9t balb nod panienta, bamit
mir ttber olle bieie iGlimmen GeIddfts.
la@en plaubern f6nnen.
Sic finb iebr edtig, aber, tuie i'd, ebeu
bore, 1T nteiu 2leiner ernfli@ frant.
uno -
., 1T benn Sbre Grau id5on aurad2
sic @ladli@erl SD bin INNER nod
Strobwiitue, nein Mann bIeibt nod,
auf unbeliimnlte 3eit fort.
gernbarb erluibette ibren glid nid1t,
er lab nod ben Pferben, weIbe unqes
buloie fampiten unb ertuiberie: Sd
dngttige mid I'm rfeiaen Quobeu. ct
i@eint gefdbrlidb front 3u iein!
Ste f@Iug ungebuIbig nit benz lilbers
men Rnopf ibrer &eitgsrte auf ibreu
6anbf9ub unb ibre nunt!en 8raueu
audten, aber fie beberrf9te ftb unb er.
mt0erte: Menn bas 3rantenaimmer Sh.
men 5u eng tDirb, 70 bite ia sic, an
ben GeIsplab am parftei1 Dott pouieas
ia 5u bentenl GrhBen sic sS6re lie5e
Grou. Sd bDffe bon Jbnen 3u b6reu!
Sic grfBte lei@t unb belt bann nod
einen MugenbIid ibr pfsro an, tuie ouf
cine Mntuott iparienb.
8emiB, sic iOlleu Na9ri9t iiber bas
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gBie elm miirttem6eroiibfs gIo,

= gBie Elm mtirttembergif@ss Blati
sarfdbrt, e tpirb birnen 2ur3eni nit ben
4rbeiten 3ur Iufri6tuns Der pfoffen
beaonnen, on tue!6en ber 9rabt fur
BE elsttrifGe Rraftabertrasuag bes
gSarttembergii6en gementluerfs In
ganffeu na6 BET elettrote4nilden 9us.
ltellung tn Grantfurt a. so. angebradt
iDeroen iol. Die 2eitung nimmt ibren
gauf ben ytedar berunter unb tpirb bon
gberba9 ob on Der 2inie Der 6eiFid,en
Nubtpigsbabn entlans gefabrt. Oie
ganae Sdnge 0es RabeIs betrdat BON
Saufen big Grantfurt anndbernb 166
bis 10 GiIoneter.
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Bic @i66ofs.
aoman BON aa. BON Stei6enbadb.
(GOrtfetmna.l

(6Ortfetune.)
Der glte rladte elm betribtes ges
f@t. aber feline Mugen oIdnateu iebt
freunbli9er, feiu 9err fragte, CT hattie
Meib unb 3inb bod ni9t gang pers
gefien.
Werseibsu, 0err Graf, iaete er, aber
Der 6leiue ftno nidt muntsr. sic ia.
men geiuHb on, aber in Der Naht -
Wi9t niunter, mas beiBt bas9 Das
Rinb 1T bod ni@t erniti6 iraufs
Werseiben, 0err Graf, dber Der GIeine
itno iebr trant. @erabe, ebe bic Depe.
tbe aus Berlin fam. bic ben Wagen be,
itellte, bate bic SSrdu Gran @rdfia an
Derrn @rafen teIesrapbirt -
llno bas lagit 0u mir EFT iebt? brauf>
te 8ernbarb auf.
Un0 wieber begann Der Nlte nit lei.
mem sWer3eiben, Gerr @rafA, unb figte
bann binsu: Die 6rdu Gr6fin ba9ten
lDobl. baB ber 0err @rof itbon abgereiif
wdreu un0 nibt iuiflen tptrben, unD ba
metnten he, iOlIten 6err @raf ii1 aud
ni9t erlf uuterme9s dugfigel, uao i'd
follte ui6ts iasen, iuena 6err @raf ni9t
fragen wlirben. llnb lDeif 6err @raf
ni&f fragten, 70 babe i@ getban, iuie
Grau @rdfin befoblen baben.
6dbr 3u, rief Bernbar5, Ii@ tiefer in
feinen NsanteI bflenb; er iab nod ieis
ner nhr. Sic tDaren I'm WaIbe bon
Panisafn, bOr anbertbolb Gtunben
tonnte Ct uidt au 0aaie ieiH. lnb iein
&iHo, fRr bas er chen nod eitlen ueuem
Hebensplan entperFen molIte, mar
trGnf, DieQei6t tn 3obesgef0br, 6enn
ionf iuirbe 3bea ni6t teIearnpbirt
babenI
Mas fdQt Dir elm, 6a6alh, rief er
pl6bliG. feline Gebanteu lnterbreGenb,
benz Rntf&er 80, fabr 70 fbnel Ou
sQnuif -
Gtott benen finnb Der Wogen (ill unb
nit ieinent iiebenben linb iebt tuobI ans
eebEo@ien sBer3eiben, 6err Grof1, tpies
Der QmtI6er ouf cine eIeganie Reiterin
bin, tueIbe eben aus eineri 9iebentDege
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Dor einiaer 3eit ffnrh in Gam.

WOr etniger 3eit aarb in 6oms
cnrg Elm iebr oerm6genber 6anbwsrfer.
uu,Ioerbeiratbet, un6 iekte u. a. elmer
2Sitttue Elm Segai bon $4,000 Mnrt
aus. OaHeIbe mar BON einem Nriefs
6eglettet. ben Der 8erRorbene fura pnr
leiHem Sobe sefGrieben. eeyu 6elnjeI@
ben miro bic 9interIafTenitbaft bomit
begrinost, baB iie BEN Seaator Dor eis
ipa 80 Sabreti, aIs er um ibre 6ono
anbtelt, einen Rorb seeeben babe. Dies
lem bO@heraigen S@lafe babe er es au
oanfen, oab Ct feline Sabre in Ru6e
berleben burfte.
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,,0ut ausiehen".

arbe ab sc ltest tiefer, benn es bdna BON rem ae
nneen 3uffanbe Der tnneren Orsane as. Sit bic qeber
Sstsatts, Dann sbt man selb unb sauis aus, if bes
M.ssen IN nnCr6nuns, bann febt man bpspeptiid,
srdmlta anb perbrieBIt4 aus. Gcrse fur aute Ges
lssnoheit bann mirf Du ssut ausieben1. Gleetr,e
cutters t sas srpBe 9elmttel, buS anresenb unb Be-
epsno dnf PIE nneren Srsane enmtrft. Gs rertreibt
suSlet9 Gusi&ldse, @ef@phre, SIedtsn nnb ioniiiae
lnretntStetten ber 9aut unb reri@ajft enen retusn
1etnt, gu bdben tn ber Gpptbete bon Dreis, Tbpmrz
ion 4 60. so Gents bic Tlai@e. ss''''
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Sin garantirteS M1iftel aedcn S;e
Wrihpe.

gBir autprifiren ben anae,etateu gpcthsfsr cbn,r
81. Wr' a.nSs Msues 9etlmitel sesen S@pinbiust, Sus
ssa zen asH Srtatans aa osen6e gebtnsuns su pertaa
h;as:s san Sii Ste pom Der Grippe befauen nb, unb
@eaen, tnosm sic es etnsebeub prpbiren, anS penH
S Se Pam tetne geferans burd baielbe se,ipiiren.
GsI Sann ltden Sie bic 8lafae aurG nnb sic wer6en
IN SSlse osr srobarttsen GrfoIse BeIe Stes Iiei
eei cer estlabrisen @rtppen Gpibemie auf;ureien
SasIe a. ssr baben ron fenem Saue seb6rt, In bem
Sas WtitfeI ndpt geboen bate. Man made einsn
ggeriug. YrrbeHai8en fret Bet Drei6, TbcImpse,i q
10. WrpBe 6laihen so Gents uub 81 9o 'riN -
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6ndIema Qlr1tirn.eoIhe.

Die bette SaIbe Der sEelt fiir @&nitte.
Gnetl9nnsen, @ef@miite, t}ieber. unb San!s
auSsiGlas, Gle9te, sefprunaene Sdnbe, EroIf.
bsalen nnO alle $auttrauIbeiten turirt Cd.
alnrrboioen oOer seine Se5ablnna. g5IIiae
Satisfaction sarantirt ODER 6as @eIb tpirb
sartiderifattet. rs Gents bie s6a&tsI. Bum
Tertauf tu allen Grotbe!en. DreiS, sboinss
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- Cine unseu6bnIihe llriade bot
etae 3ilfsIebrerin bsr b6beren Wdos
9eni9ule au alaep bieler Gage in ben
Sob getrieben. Sas nod iebr iunae
yfdo9en ifanb Dor ibrer enbaiIiiaen
Sebrerinueu 9rnfuug, bate aber bor
0teier. our9 bieles Nrbeiien nerD6s aes
tporoen. fcl3e Ansf, baB he es boraoa.
ibren 2eben Elm gnbe au MAIDEN.
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= Der PROT. AIeranber etroloIb,
beHen gei&iebene @attin fiG befannis
LID uor Rnr3enl nit BEN DiGter Wulidb
6reptog berm1blt bat, 3eiet uiinmebr
feline 8erIobung nit SRI. Ortrub Nens
gel aus gaubau In SGleiien an.
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= SD babe Gt. SatobssOeI tets i'm
9aufe Dorrdtbig. ba es li@ aIs ein aus
ge5si@nttes Mlittel gegen G@niitlDunben
nnb QuetI@un9en ertueif. =. 81.
Nforle. @bicopee Sails. Mof.
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Ser onieriEouild,e [

= Der oueritanifGe gonluI in
Grantfurt a. W. s. 8. MaIon, tonlias
TIT IN feinem iansIten 8eri&t, Oas bie
AHsfntr aus 0eni 6ranEfurter 2OnIu.
latsbeairt nod Nmeriea i'm 9oufe 6es
lebten 2abres uni iiter 81 gliliOuen
Marf abgenOmmen bat.
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SaIpatien SeI, bas berabmte arerifoutshe s.ilmit.
tel fur Drano= S@nttts unb 4rhbpunben, Snetidnns
Sen IMP Werrentnnsen III tn allen Apptbelen fir rur 25
Sents pte 6lai2e su babeu.
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Suite bid por neuen MitteIn aeaer tSrfsftuu, ). .s
6srl9renoe eetn @elb ni9t TN Ueruben Serieiben
Tr. Dsu's 9uten Sprup Bat felt beinabe 30 Sabrsn
Dle proee Dor Dem Pubtnm er5clsretd5 beftonben
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Der Yroceb Der berDiitmeteu
Trau @eneraI BON G&morbtoppen ges
gen ben betannten tDArttemberniIMeR
6auptmann a. Q. NiilIer iDegen gtreu.
beleibigung gelanete Dor ber 6traflams
fler in Stuttgart 3ur YerbombIumg unb
enbete nit ber 6reifpre@ung Des Mnge.
tlagten. (0aupimann a. o. Mnler
bate IN einer 3eitunaseorresponbe
bic 4ebauptuus aufsefellt. Grau bon
S@uarstoppen babe eineu fiIbernen
5afeIauffaB, !uel9er ihrem betiforbeneil
Gotten. Der ftlber Rommol0enr bes
whrttembersif1en 9ltmeetorps mar, an.
ldBlid) ieiaes Ausideioens aus benz
Oienife bon ben Ofii3ieren bes Mrmee.
tOrps oIs @brengefbenf iiberei1t nor,
ben NOR. nad bem 3Obe bes @enerals
Dertauft.)
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Summer 2728.
@olfion's g6ub 9eportement

M ptsa 'eher esant babaren ben
9 f os ghmad unS eber 8S 1T sarau
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Die
Wa9eutlide 6reie Yreile fit Gttas
erf9eint
jeoen 0oameraag
unb tDitet
$3.50 fiir Sa8 Sabr u0er @1.26 fas
G @onate tn WOramsb sbesabIMmA.
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'"e '0eVV1V1Vuuy VuVr S00e u00 Ge1CD0femheif.--
=
~m~nmm -.
j. v DIGN0W1TY. General Manage
mSmnrmmm
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SCHOONER WRECKED.
Likely That All 'on Board viii
Perish.
J (By United Press.

MONTREAL, Que, Aug. Pa
The news was received here last
night from the lighthouse keeper
at West Point that schooner Ellen
and Mary went ashore in dense
fog before daylight yesterday morn
ing two miles east of English bay,
the northwestern point of the Island
OF Anticos. The schooner, besides
a crew of seven on board, had sixty
passengers, mostly women and chill
dren. 1t is stated that the only boat
carried by this schooner was smash
ed to pieces Immediately after the
vessel struck and it is impossible to
reach her from the shore, and it is
probable, should the storm which
threatens break, all on board will
perish. When the fog lifted yes
terday afternoon those on board
could be plainly seen from the shore
rushing about the deck as though
distracted.
LATER.-The schooner Ellen
and Mary which went ashore at An
ticosta Island has foated all right.
Her passengers have been landed
safely a few miles fro1- English
Bay.
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\ Blood J 4ri.iet.
(By United Press.

COLUMBIA, S. c., Aug. pa
Meagre details have reached the
Estate of a bloody affray which took
place Sunday at Mountain Hill
church, Greenville county. Several
noted moonshiners entered the
church during service and COM
menced shooting indiscriminately.
During the melee two of the How
ard boys, celebrated moonshine des-
peradoes, were killed and ether
men wounded, it is said fatally.
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PRICE: $ CENTS.
THE CHGN gSE SITUATION.
The Report OF a Returned Baiti.
more Iis>ionary.
(Bv United Press

BALTIMORE, Nd, August pa
Rev. |. H. Laughlin, who has been
a Presbyterian Missionary in north
ern China for over ten years, has
returned to this country and is now
in this city. In an interview yes
terday in reference to the recent
outbreaks ia China, Mr.. Laugh
lin said: 81 think the government
is strong enough to quell any up
rising which threatens its over
throw. Already it has decapitated
some of the ringleaders in the riot.
1t is feared, however, that revolu-
tion will break out on the festival
OF the Eighth Month. The people
OF southern China are more turbu-
lent than those in the north, and
riots often occur. A secret society
there called Kaoia started the agi-
tation against foreigners. The
strength of the society is unknown.
lhe government is apprehensive
that the secret society is gaining
influence. AT some of the mission
airy stations the lady missionaries
have withdrawn, leaving the men
in charge. l hardly think a rebel
lion will be successful as the gov
ernment is too strong. / am Of the
opinion that the leaders in the riots
want to embroil the government in
war with foreign power by attack
ing foreign residents. The last
war with France was settled in a
patchwork, and the French are
more hated than any other class of
foreigners. The trouble up to this
time has been confined to a few cen.
tral provinces.
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RAILW WA%HoUTS
Trains Imp ded by WashOuts in
pennst lvania.
(By United Press.)

READING, Pa, Aug. 24.-No
trains are running on the Lebanon
branch of the Reading Railroad,
owing to washouts by last nights
storm. \ freight train went through
culvert near Wernersville and the
cars were washed away. August
Koln, a tramp on the train, had his
leg broken. A third of mile
Of track was washed away.
\ passenger train was detained
by the break all night.
Wires are down and communi-
cation is difficult. Washouts in other
directions are reported. Eight
dams at Mohnsyville were washed
ont and the hat factories had to
shut down. A mile of track with a
bridge on the Reading & Southwes-
tern railroad at Pendleton were
carried away. Three barns were
struck by lightning and burned at
Hamburg. The dam of the Robe.
sonia furnace broke. causing much
damage and washing out 800 feet o.
the Reading railroad track.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1891-08-25
Arctic Explorers
BY the UriteG Pres,

New YORK, Aug. PAL. Pea
ry of the Peary Arctic expedition,
has had the serious misfortune to
break leg. The subsidiary expedi-
ton headed by Prof. Hellprin, of
Philadelphia, has been successful in
its work and has got as far as ST.
Johns on its way home. Eight
months at least must elapse from
September 1st before the sledging
conditions will be such as to enable
him to start on his long trip on the
inland sea.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1891-08-25
HEAVY storm in pennsylvania.
BY United Press.)

READING, Pa, Aug. 24.-The
heaviest storm that has taken place
here in years occurred shortly be-
fore six O'Clock last night. For one
hour there was perfect deluge and
the streets of the city resembled ca
nails. Nearly every cellar in town
is flooded. The rainfall was esti-
mated at four inches. Great dam
age was done. St. Mathew's Luthe-
ran church was struck by lightning
and the rain poured through the
hole made in the roof. greatly dam
aging the ceiling, carpets and fur
niture.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1891-08-25
THE PARK PLACE DISASTER.
Wenty.fye Bodies Have Been
AIKEN From the Week aud
Many More are Unre.
covered.
(By United Press. }

New YORK, Aug. PA gang
of Italians worked under the light
Of electricity ali night at the scene
of the disaster in Park Place. The
first discovery was made at $3.50
this morning, that of the body Of a
man burned beyond recognition. At
7:45 the body Of another was
brought out and few minutes later
that Of a boy. At 8 the body of a
man with his legs burned off was
found. At 9 another body was dis
covered and was recognized as that
of John Steinke of Jersey City. At
$50 young man was found. MAX
ing the oath victim discovered. A.
few minutes later a by-stander saw
an Italian workman picked UP a
vest and take a watch and chain
out of it. The Italian~was arrest
ed and jailed. At 1880 another
body, that of man, greatly disfg-
ured and burned was taken out. By
noon the ordor ofthe burned bodies
became painfully offensive.
A thorough investigation of the
causes of .he accident was then be-
gun. 1t was learned that there was
no boiler in the building and the
heavy presses were not working
when the accident occurred. The
theory that it was directly caused
by fully construction is borne out
by the facts which are slowly com.
ing il. Up to noon to-day the list
of bodies recovered number 20, Of
which ten remain unidentified
The Italian laborers had been no
torously inefficient and in theil
places stalwart Longshoremen have
been substituted. District Attor
ney Nicol is already considering
the question of indicting the person
! or persons responsible for the Parl
Place disaster. Secretary VIM
Randell, of the board of fire under
writer's issued a call for meetin!
Of the board to-day to conside
whether any of the fire insuranc
h companies are liable or not for an.
f damages either to the Taylor build
ing in Park Place or to the stoc-
in the structure. A clause of tn
i regular policy which provides 70
this particular case reads that if
building falls, except, as result
fire, that insurance shall be void.
: LATER. Upto 9 o'clock to-nigl
two more bodies had been take
/ from the ruins, making "a in a
J. thus far recovered. Two more (
the bodies were identified to-ni9h
% RnnE1o
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1891-08-25
ON DIAMOND
AND RACE COURSE,
Winston Bah Players
Win Ger the Balti-
more Team
EVENTS OF THE TURF.
Winning Horses at Gloucester, Gut
tenburg and Sarotogo-BaU
7ossers Of League and As
SOcl0tlOn.
(By United Press.)
BEATS BALTIMORE AGAIN.

WINSTON, n. c., Aug. "a
Winston 'Sluggers' beat again in
the best played game Of the Wins
ton-Baltimore series. The score
stood 4 to l, in favor of our blue
boys. The features of the game
were the fine work of the home bat
terry, Jones home run, and
McGann of Baltimore's score. Bat
teries, Jones and Keefer; Clark and
King. Summary: Earned runs,
Winston 2, Baltimore l. Bases on
called balls, Winston 3, Baltimore
3; Struck out, Jones Z, Clark 4.
Tomorrow will close the series OF
six games.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1891-08-25
DESPERATE FIGHT
IN GRANADA,
Siy Men Killed aud
Many Others Badly
Injured.
1 RETOLU7TON PENDING.
There Has Been More or Less Eric.
ton il Nicaragua for Sometime
and q RerOlutiOn
as Feared. A

New YORK, Aug. PA special
cable dispatch to the Herald from
Granada, Nicaragua, says a des-
porate fight occurred there yester-
dav, in which six men were killed
and many others wounded. There
had been more or less friction in
the country for sometime and it was
feared that a revolutionary move
ment was on foot. Orders were
issued to arrest Gems. Ravala, An
.elmo Rivas and Enrique Guzman,
who were suspected of being con-
cerned in the movement. This
order was executed yesterday.
Before they could be taken to
prison, however, their partisans
got together and made a desperate
attempt to rescue them. A vo'ley
was fired into the guards, which
wounded several of them ant
killed six of their assailants out
right, and finally put them t.
flight. During the scrimmag'
fully fifty people were wounded.
Everything is quiet at the pres
, ent time, and the Government ha
taken every possible precaution t.
Illustrate any attempt to overthrow
it. Ravala, Rives and Guzmal
we're safely landed in prison.