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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-26
The THEOsOPHIsFS.
One Hundred People Present at Yester-
aaY'a session at Chicago.

Ono hundred EeopAe EEeaenb NJ AoaAoh-
days session at Chicago.
CHIcuAGO, April 25.-About one hun
ired members Of the American Section
tie TheOsOphical Society were pres
ingat to-day's session Of the annual
2 rvention. The general secretary was
Iucted TO devise means. consolidating
work Of the oriental departments
the services of Prof Drivedi were
pensed with. It was decided TO re-
est every member Of the organization
contribute $40 toward a fund for Col.
colt, the retiring president. The
flowing was appointed for the coming
sar:
Z. A. Hersheimer, New York; Alex
der FpfertOn. New York; A. H..
ew York; Elliott B. Page, ST.
RambO, san Francisco; Or.
Iman, Fort Wayne, Ind; WIN.
New York. Mr.. HerSheim-
'cted treasurer and VIM. ..
reelected General Secretary.
An ,e twenty-four councillors
elec Mrs. Ella Wheeler Wilcox.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-26
Big Dairr burned.

PARKvILLE, L. l.. N. Y, April 25.-The
barns and outbuildings Of the Cheshire I'm
prorement Company, q large dairy concern,
ineether with a number of cows, were de-
sfroTod bv FIRE this morning Loss, esti-
mated aE >750oo; fully covered by insur-
11cc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-26

LoxpoS, April 25.-Ths Marx Lcn
press, In its weekly review Of the
grain trade. says: English whff
dull; prices have declined I'D duf
past fortnight Foreign whests q
The stocks now held 90 the NJ
ports amount 20 2.95i. 600 our
outlook for The holders Of tbf
serious, as little buying 10 To-
the middle Of May. English
29s. Corn hrner. Barley,
are cheaper.
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CommItted suicIde.

PITrsBURG, Pa, April 25.-Henry
Schalle, an aged and wealthy contractor,
committed suicide at 3 O'Clock this morn
ing by shooting himself in the head with q
British bulldog revolver. Dependency,
the result Of long sickness, was the cause.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-26

The verdict OF the people is that DR..
Balfs Cough Syrup is the best and
CHEAPEST remedy for coughs, colds, sore
II fu,t, asthma, etc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-26
HE VISIT OVER.
Ia Leaves Kyeres, France, for
Darmstadt.

One IA Leaves Kyeres, France, for
Darmstsdt.
K RANCE, April S5.-Queen
Viet it TO Costebelle has been
bron, close. To-day accom-
panic .e Prince and Princess of
Bate Her Majesty started for
Darn 1he-e she will visit the
Drcal It Is said she will meet
AT Oar adj her daughter, Empress
FrederAh b and perhaps, Emperor Will
lam. An epomOus crowd assembled at
the railway st.tiOn to witness the de-
parture Of the -oyal party. The Pre-
feet and Mavoi presented bouquets to
the 0ueen aad pther members OF the
party. A banAwas present and played
the British a. hem, and a royal salute
Of 10 guns wa, bred by a battery.
The Mayor m ie a short address, in
the course of hich he wished the
Queen prosp US journey. The Queen
in reply said III she was very sorry TO
leave. Her N ty remained standing
Rt a window carriage as the train
departed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-26

C,rrv or n pril 25.-The conven-
tion of the rty which met in this
city on the tne -oru lnSe, Soteu
70 approve % suolll ..s1 - .us'l'i.
The great u pteFaiieu "ulOns
the delegs
sent - )f the IquiQue In
disns Uprising is OF little
imno5,s al the principal
cbisfs . either dead or
have b oy 'A9 'loOP~
d salvation Oil
fo- S ike q charm
j. 'sman.l 2o5 n
90
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-26

RonE. April 25.-T
<afouitafr De Roms 10 q
eut that the miss
fdsbop Ireland. Of :
! complete success
rhich his mlssio
ecided IN his ff
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-26

There's not charm that Lights the q
With 80 inefabIe grrce.
As sweet pink lips and ivory teeth 4
a nothing now beneath The okyH
c. 8 such - these supplY.{
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THE FIGHT BEGUN.

Judge Cunningham OF the Kanawha
County Court on Trial for Drunk
The morning call., 1892-01-24
BUILDINGS BURNED.
Sutter.Street ROOkeries Swept by
Flames.

The row Of one and two story frame rookeries
on the north side Of Suttgr street. near Stockton.
were swept by fire last night. Al 6:l5 o'clock
a blaze was discovered IN the basement OF the
carTeDler-sh0p Of Robinson X Gillespie, al 329
Suffer- ana an alarm was sounded from Box Al.
In few minutes lie whole building was blaZ-
ing. and the flames quickly spread 10 the paint
shop of NJ. Fitzgerald and Tie gliding and scene
painting establishment of +. J.WaSh, at No 329,
adjoining George J. Smiths paint-sh over
Ne. 500, was also burned out. as was big pile OF
lumber D the rear of the place. Nine. Jeanne
Dnyons' corsetfaeiory at 325 and the black
smitR-Sbop of .. G. Gruudel al No. 327, were also
badly damaged. All the buildings were intiam-
mahe structures and The fnry OF The flames was
increased by lie large quantities OF oil stored IN
palut-ShOpS.
In an hour the fire was subdued. The burned
buildings were owned by the Crooks estate, and
damaged 20 the extent of $1,000 The loss
to the contents OF The buildings was about $500.
The origin OF the fire WAS not discovered
Al G:20 O'Clock In HE evening an alarm was
sounded from Box 263 for fire IN The pitch
Sme'liug house connected VIII the Merchants
DTy.doCk, al The foot OF Spear street. The loss
amounted TO 500. The blaze started from fire
left burning by Oikmen,
Al alarm from Box IS al 205 O'Clock yester-
day afternoon was for a little blaze on the roof
OF shaBty on BTannan st;e [, near Fourth.
No damage was sustdluedi origin, spark from
chimney.
The alarm from Station Il at 4 80 O'Clock was
for fire on the roof Of the three story building
al lIU7 kearny street. The loss was $3.50;
origin, supposed spark from a chimney.
The morning call., 1892-01-24
PERSONAL NOTES.

G. W. Hopkins OF san Mateo is at the Grand.
sheriff Seymour OF San Bernardno is in tie
city.
Peter J. McGlynn has returned from visit
East.
G. L. Turner, the Los Gatos banker, is at The
Grand.
Ex-Congressman James Budd OF Stockton is
in Tie CITY.
L, +. Rice, prominent citizen Of Denver, Is at
The Baldwin.
Judge ). soIon Hon OF Stockton Is registered
at the Grand.
Edward Sweeny, Recorder OF Shasta County,
IS al the Grand.
A. j. Johnston, the State printer, Is sOjOurning
briefly al The Grand.
w : Speldel, a welIknOwn citizen OF Boston,
Is guest al The Baldwin.
Ernest Graves. lawyer OF San Luis ObispO.
IS stopping at the Baldwin.
President Davis of the Auburn Board Of Trade
Is IN tile city and at The Palace.
Nose Gunst viii leave to-day for Havana,
Cuba, via New York and Florida
W j. Niece, a LAWYER from jackson, AmadOr
County, Is registered al the Grand.
George b. Sgery OF Stockton -four fame is
spending few days In The city, with rooms at
Tire alace.
William Beckman. known as a banker and
railroad mau Il Sacramento, IS solOuTning in
town few days, with headq uarters at the
Grand.
Tie Rev. r. Vaughan Griffith. a prominent
Welsh divine, arrived yesterday from the East,
ana viii preach at lie Welsh churches Of Oak
land and San Francisco today.
Robert McMurray. who was named as dele
gate 10 Washington by the Miners Association,
says that lie VIII probably give way 10 his alter
nate, Frank Mclaughlin. whom he regards as
the tight man for the place.
Mrs Nora Dorm Mayhem, Superintendent OF
the IGbiiC kindergarten system Of Los Angeles,
has taken the opportunity, being In this neigh
borhoOd, 10 visit the kiadereartenS OF San Frau
cisco. she IS visiting her brother, Lieutenant
Edward j. Dorm, l. ). ", al Mare Island.
Rev Ilr. i. n. PVka Of The MeTUDdfst EnScO-
PAL Board Of Foreign Missions, VINO has for six
years been laboriug just inside the great wall of
CHINA IN the province Of Chihll, arrived here yes
terday on the steamer CITY Of Rio Dr. Pyke
Tells some thrilling stories OF the Chinese rey0lu
ton.
ke8r-Admiral T. s. Phelps Of Washington who
has been IN the navy since 1910, but Is now on
The retired list, Is guest at The Palace. He Is
accompanied by bis vile. Admiral Phelps came
10 this Coast 10 visit his son, I. >. Phelps Jr.,
executive officer on the independent but lately
commander or lie PalOS OF lie Chinese squad on.
The Admiral was formerly commandant at Mare
Island.
The morning call., 1892-01-24
THE PARE-STREET FRIDGE

70 see her aud.warn her against sending him so
many letters al they were productive Of no good
and were The source Of much annoyance Mrs.
FIX aatoniShed the detective by stating that she
did no; write he eplsiles, that they were written
by spirits, who saw thai great wrong had be o
Inflicted on the young man, and they were an
Ei0us 10 secure his release from the prison walls
Mrs. Fix Is q medium, and claims TO possess
some strange and supernatural movers. She was
told iu Ulain language however, that the so
called eplstles OF the Splits hdd 90 erect on the
Governor aud hat tshe must discontinue send
Ing them.
Alameda commpmoraied one OF The most i'm.
poTtant events recorded 10 its history by the eel
ebIaiiOu OF the completion OF the new tidal
canal bridge acTuss the estuary which now
uules Alameda with Oakland. Long before the
houf sci Tor TIE parade lhrOngS OF people gaih-
cred al he Alameda approach. huge gales clos
Ing the entrance. The bridge was decorated
win Chinese lanterns and At Tie approach Of
either end was a SET piece OF fireworks Of eiasped
hands and an Inscription ~ coOFs. Shake"
The procession formed on Park street, corner OF
Encinal avenue, with Supervisor ID. ". Martin
Marshal AT $3.50 o'clocS the column moved,
headed by The Alameda Band. The procession
was composed Of the incOg Ministries IN black;
Halcy0U ParIOr, No. as, n. 5. e. W; Alameda
Parl0r, No. Al, n. S. q. W; Temperance Ca
diets and five companies Of the Boys Brigade.
When The procession reached ihe Alameda APP
UI0sCh The set piece was III, and rockets aud
bombs nl!ed tue sky with all the colors OF The
rainbow.
A small cannon placed on the Oakland side OF
The canal pealed out IN laundering tones, adding
GIG TO int excitement. Inc procession cUuuttI-
marched. and The same proceedings were re-
peajed by tire Oakland procession. Space was
cleared and oraiioas followed. The programme
Of lhe evening was Tie Introduction OF Hon. ID.
J.. Randolph by eX-Judge j. A. WaymlFe, who
REPRESENTED b. Mastck Of tile CITY Trustees,
who was ~. Mr.. Randolph made some very APP
prop late remarks lOr the occasion, which were
followed by an address by Ctty Attorney y. X.
Taylor. Mr.. Taylor was frequently Interrupted
BY cheers during pis remarks. The memorial TO
Congress came Dert, followed by an able address
from Hon. ". II. D7Yls OF Oakland The pro-
gramme closed by the vast aSsemblage giving
three cheers aud tii er followed by a lively air
played by tile Alameda band, The event WAS
The morning call., 1892-01-24

uel.dressed man. sporting q d.fm1ud ring
-Curfd" Sturreyant, after asking bis name aud
having the man wife his name on q b.OIeF,
which he did as "POu NOley.' suddenly looked
UP and asked him whether lie was NOT CHINA
man. he answered NO" StutteVdnt asked
him where lie was born, and the candidate for
matrimonial hOuOrs replied Mexico. Now SUR
ieYsut IN his bCyhood days, or just al CT he came
from The war was a New Mexico and Arizona
cowboy, or YaqueIO ana speaks Spanish hueatiy
He commenced firing questions al so Lee 10
Spanish, bUt could receive no replies, because
the man could not understand him. HE license
was refused.
I'll opuuE Valley Water Company has posted
notices lG SUBOl Glen and Niles Canyon forbid
ding campers 10 use the grounds OF their W ter
shed auG the waters Of Alameda Creek during
lie next camping season.
VERDICT FOR FRANEE.
The Jury Yesterday afternoon reud red ver-
Gicttor Tie defendant IN tire sun oI fNillp STEM
hagen VS. Rudolph FRANKIE over be pickle works
al Grove and Twenty streets. oteiuhaEeu
alleged that FRANKIE lad sTIHdied him Ia the
amount OF pickles iH the stock Wleu be bought
into The partnership about xix mouJhs ago. tie
wanted Sl1 600 damages. In his defense FRANKIE
claimed thtt there was no fraudulent representa-
tUas made. aud HAT tle stock Oh hand al The
time scld 60 StelnAasen was as represented. ILe
jury seemed 10 have taken hat vi so Of tae case.
The case occupied over TWO weeks IN tie actual
Trial
lie Henry Dalton & Sons Company has been
Incorporated 10 conduct foundry in west OAK
land The capital stock Is 100000. Tie d.
Tectors are; Henry y, Julia A., Henry T..
Fraus 7. and Ada VI. Dalton.
ARRESTED FOR SWINDLTNG.
Mrs Minnie Vernon had W. W. Reese
Of lie Nucleus House, on San Pablo
avenue, arrested yesterday on &c OF
swIid.mg her cut Of $3.50 I'D selling her a lease
on he house when he ala NOS have right. Size
alleges thar lLe itasa WIl. expire ola February 81
and cannot be renewed. She gave HlU $500 and
) "ely valued al $1,000 10 secure Tie remaining
$3.50.
Il IS said that John y Taylor OF the R0Ckljn
granite quarry who has been residing 10 Oakland
Tor SIX wears has disappeared. II is stated mat he
went 10 Oregon TWO weeks ago and has not since
been seen. There is a reTOft that his quarry a,
RockHn has been attached by creditors.
The contracts for The WOrK On Ieiegraph-aveuUe
electric road are sad 10 De let, and Il Is under
stood the work VIII soon be commenced Of con
Vertlug Il from a hOrse-caT line.
The morning call., 1892-01-24
DIED.

CARsENSEN In this city, January %. 1892.
Elizabeth, eloved daughter Of Fred and Clara
months and 20 days
h8- Friends and acduaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral THIS DAY (Sun-
day.. at O'Clock P. NJ. from the residence OF
her parents Boardman place, between Sixth
and seventh. Bryant and Brannan streets Inter
ment l. . .. +. Cemetery.
MCCAsH-In this city. January 10, 1892, DR.. c. A.
McCash. native OF Iowa, aged az years.
n1-Friends ana acGualntances are regpectfuIiy
invited 10 attend the funeral services THIS
DAY Sunday at O'Clock p. NJ at odd Fellows
Hall corner Market and Seyenth streets hinder
the auspices OF Fidelity Lodge. No 222, l. o. O. F.
The remains will then be escorted 10 the parlOrs
OF Craig a Cochran, 70 MinG avenue, for shipment
TO Iowa. -
LEMP-In this city. January 81, 1892, George Lemp
beloved husband OF Elizabeth Lemp. and father
OF Josephine, William ard Lizzie Lemp, native OF
Niederwesel. Hessen-DarmStadt, Germany, aged
49years, month and 8 days.
ES- Friends and acqua ntances respectfully
invited to attend the funeral THIS DAY (Sun-
day., at O'Clock p. NJ. from ST. Pauls church,
broadway. between Stockton and Powell streets,
where the services Will be held. Interment
l. o. o. L. Cemetery.
LANE-In this city, January %. 1892, Andrew. be-
loved husband Of Ann Lane, native Of England.
aged 90 years aud months. BrantfOrd Eng
iand) papers please cOpy.l
rs Friends and acquaintance respectfully
Invited to attend the funeral THIS DAY (Sun-
day., at O'Clock P. NJ, from his late residence
i4O Chestnut street: thence to odd Fellows Hall,
corner Market and Seventh streets. 2
COOGAN-In this city. January ~, 1892. Emily
Cecilia, beloved wife OF Thomas }. CoOgan, and
daughter OF john and the late Elizabeth Nc
Laughlin, aud sister Of Mrs A. johnson, Mrs. J.
A. Regan, Annie l.. Owe A.. Robert T., and
William j. Mclaughlin. native OF St. Louis,
Mo-. aged 20 years and 16 days.
E8-Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral THIS DAY (Sun-
day.. at 9:l5 O'Clock A. NJ from her late resi-
denee, 1912 Pechc avenue. between POLK street
and Van Ness avenue; thence to st. Bridget's
Church. corner Van Ness avenue and Broadway.
for services at 80 o'clock Am. Interment Holy
Cross Cemetery. %~
Y. l.. l. No. 7-You are hereby notified to assem-
bic at the residence % deceased sister. Mrs.
Emily C. COogan, 1872 Pacific avenue, THIS DAY
Sunday. at 8 80 O'Clock A. NJ. I,y order OF
NELLIE Men ULTY. President.
NELLIE HURD. Rec Sec.
BoYLE-In this city. January o. 1892. Peter j..
The morning call., 1892-01-24

lots in the Howe Tract which will be sold at
auction on Saturday, February 6Ih, next, on uu-
+. ". Woodward & Co report very fair mar
get Tor lie line OF year, with every DrosIecI OF
successful business for this year, with all the
new enterprises already started IN aud around
TIE CIV and tie general push of steady and
solid improvements These things must ueces-
Sarlly tend 10 create 10 q reasonable extent an
active market and add matertll lily 10 the rOpula-
ton. They have sod several lots ID lhe PARSONS
Golden Gate Tract for residence purposes,
house and lot ln Glen EchO Tract, TWO lots in
CnrisTi8nia Tract al Berkeley, siX lots al Fruit
vale; also forty-acre ranch near Napa cry, a
tweuty-aCTe ranch 10 fresno County and four
acres al Fruitvaie. They also report sales OF
nearly $4,000 worth ia Lakeyiew, East Oak
land, WIJl,n short time.
N ALAMEDA.
Since their last report in December last, Mar
cuse Kennel report the following sales, which
show healthy tone iu Alameda real estate tram
ssc'tons: I'm u9implo owed - LOT SIXl35. on
Santa Clara avenue. TO ". L. Smith, $4,000 lot
l35ElUp corner Peach aud Jefferson streets,
~. ID. HUJro. $1,000, lot corner ot Court and
$50, co ner Of sherman and Eage streets, \.
Frank, $500; ion 5OX1O0 corner OF sherman aud
BH-n ma y i,la streets, W. r. smith, Sliupi lot
l25Nl5T, Santa cara avenue, ". u. He bert
S4J5U; lot 59Xl25. Bay street and Eagle avenue,
James kyfue, 5000. Ia p!UueIty improved or
under construction: Cottage, PaIu street, inr
Il. Nelson, S219O5 cottage, faru street. VIII
lam FliCUuLtrg, $3.50; tWu-stgtY rtSIuruc-,
Lafayette street, +. J.. Van Meter. $4,000; cot
IdEH, L3ltAeIIe street. 81. Is laNUdlt~t SfLtt5
cottage. AIntum street, ". VI. Dixon, S2350 ;
cottage, MiuJun street. !. DICK, S2+o0; cottage,
Graud-sITeet Station. 8 bbie > Lewis. $4,000: i've
room cottage, MlnUm street, William hrum.
$500; two cOttag :, Railway avenue. near PaTu
street, ID. Clark, S24OU; three cottages. Eagle
avenue. near Schiller street, S316o; SlX-T0Om
cottage Ea-le avenue, neFr Chestnut street,
$500; fye-IoCm cottage, GIand-sireet Station,
j. MeLd.ZaAal, 5000; nye-roOm cottage, Euct-
nal Park station. W. RegeihanTt. $4,000.
j. ;. Uau6y & Co. IeuUrt tie sale Of lot 40X
324 ON he south side Of Clinton avenue, 10 ".
I. Fisher OF san Francisco. They have finished
houses for William HOlingbsry Of Santa Clara
on san Antonio avenue, near Willow street, and
for ONO HeSsWaun OF The Southern Pacific Rail-
road ON Taylor avenue.
Mcclure Fitch & Co. report the sale Of six lots
IN FIchbufg within The week, ana prospect Of
selling eighteen more IN a few days The spring
business looks good iOr Alameda aud outside
property
NOTES.
Martenstein. Ayers & Co. have opened a real
estate Office az 1915 Broadway, next door 10 the
POStoltiCe. They ale popular young men, with =
" iQe acquaintance, ana Will DO We'll.
r. J.. Cochran & O., 1912 Telegraph ave
hue, next 10 the POstufhce, is another new Office
which opens with excellent promise. The mem
bers OF the firm being old aud approved resi-
The morning call., 1892-01-24
WRESTLING FIASCO.
Fenner Defeated Melody and Took the
HOnOrs.

Fenner Defeated Melody and Took the
HOnors.
OF the many wrestling matches which have
taken place in This city since he great Whistler
Muld00n hipp0drOmes, none can compare With
tile one last evening at Turner'S Han on Turk
street, between Max Feuner and ". Melody.
The contest was programmed 10 take place
at O'CiOcs, and at that hour about htty people,
principally friends OF the awful Prussian,"
gathered 10 witness The match. Melody fused
20 20 on The carpet Win his powerful opponent
until be was guaranteed $50. Rather than dis
appoint his friends Fenner gave him the money
and Inc struggle was begun.
There were no time Keepers, referees or sec
Onds appointed but an Obigng gentleman
volunteered 10 hold the watch. Ii was the most
amusing spectacle IN the way or a wrestling con
test that las ever beer Witnessed Melody did
not know the first Tudiments OF CatCE-dS-catch-
can, and he appeared dressed IN a suit OF White
undeT-cOthes and County MOnogh q smile.
As be left his chair to meet the TeuConic her
cules he told Young Mitchell 10 bet every cent
he possessed on him. Mitchell OF course, took
advantage Of lie tip which was too broad for
anything. Fenner obtained neck lock almost
The morning call., 1892-01-24
TIDINGS FROM
ACROSS THE BAY.
An Old Lady Run Over and Killed
by a Train.
No License to Marry a Chinese-A Verdict
for F.anke-Peztsred for q Pardon.
Tbs Fridge Celebration Over.

At G O'Clock yesterday evening Mrs Anna
smith, aged 81. residing AT 82I NJ gnola street,
VS.. Oakland, attempted 10 cross the Track in
front az The train going east. She had been al
bakery Gu The south side of Seventh street.
Tie fireman saw her coming toward tie track
and shouted 10 The engineer that lie believed
size would att mpt TO cross. The engineer blew
tie whistle, but instead Of stopping the Old lady
stated 10 run across and was slruc1 by the
engine. She was thrown from the track aud
lived about twenty minutes thereafter The
body was not mangled, but received several
bruises. Mrs. Smith was for sixteen years
nurse at the CHy and County Hospital in San
Francisco. She had en- living in Oakland
about six months. Her husband is said 10 b.
living 10 san Francisco and she mad son named
Peter Smith.
Sheriff Hussey sold TO the Bank Of san Luis
Oblspo Tie half OF Blocks A, b. G and OF The
Watts Tract Tor $4,000, on Judgment against
T. Adams and other, for S1l54S So.
CUPID" WAS on THE ALERT.
Two couples called at the Couuty Clera's office
yesterday aud requested "a marriage license for
one If tie couples. The groom was large
The morning call., 1892-01-24
KILLED BY A LOG.
Fatal Accident to Tsetering Boy
Broken Limb.

Fatal Accident to Teetering Boy-A
Broken Limb.
While some boys were playing at see-saw
with large, heavy log IN front OF David WOer-
Her's cOOpeT-shOp on Beae and Howard streets,
about O'CLOCK, the log by some mlschance owe r
turned, and crushed Two OF them. Charles
Nelen, aged s, iiyi ng with his parents at 332
Main street, was Instantly Killed by fracture
OF ihe skull. and the 0ihrr Frank Hall, aged z,
living at 5 Beale place. had his left leg broken
above The knee. Neten's body was removed 10
the MOrgue, and the fracture OF Hairs leg SET at
the Receiving Hospital.
When seen last evening in his home. which
was destitute Of furniture and used almost eX-
cuslYely for drying clothing, Charles WuTms,
slepfaiher OF young Velten, stated that he had
been Tor months out Of employment, and TO pro-
VIDE TIE necessaries OF life has had TO aid his
wife 10 washing clothing.
lie had a good trade, but was compelled TO
QuIt work on his unions command