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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-28
INTO ETERNITY

Is Where Collins is Trying His Best to
Send FOrgey-The Second of the Would
be Huntington Train Robbers on Trial
speetGG {sIsOraD, 90 ths Rs1sStsr
HUNTINGTON, W. VA, December 81
The trial of Burrel Forgey, charged with
train robbery and murder, was begun In
the Circuit Court this morning,
Tue testimony was much the same as that
given at the trial of Collins last week, ex-
cept that this afternoon, Collins already
convicted of murder, was put on the stand
as a witness against his former comrade In
crime. He detailed the crime and the pre-
paration for it, making the declaration that
II had been planned 10 hold up the same
train on the night of November II, the
night Of the Democratic iollihcation here,
here, but be weakened at the last moment
and the job was postponed 10 more favor
aOle time.
He tried his best to swear Forgey into
eternity, ana il the jury don't find first
degree verdict, il will not be- his fault
FOrgey is certain 10 be convicted, out
the guess is as to the degree OF punish
ment. IL is pretty clearly proven that he
shot Oscar Teck, The trial has created
intense interest and the court room is
packed. A verdict will be reached to-
morrow.
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Mr.. Dana interviewed.

PARIS, December H.-Mr. Charles a.
Dana. editor OF the New York Sun, who
has been in Europe for several weeks, Is In
the city. A large number OF Americans
have called on him at his hotel, where they
have received most cordial welcome from
their distinguished fellow countryman.
Speaking OF the New YORK Senntorship,
10 connection with which his name has
been prominently mentioned, Mr.. Dana
says that the Democracy may select hr.
Frederick r. Coudert, the well-known
New York lawyer. as a compromise candi-
date
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A writer In the open-ietker depart
ment OF the current CeJstUrp asks Why
10 literature there are no iady humoI
lists. lie then goes on 70 dnsger =
question by explaining that fFonf
hood man finds the sasdust
out OF everything, and soon
the worthiessness Of much
for valuable. Therefore b
smile aud 70 say: sis IL .
instead OF allowing his pass
thing 70 adore override bis
sire for truth. But on thi
a woman's IDOLS sre 80 mt
her life that when they sT
can not snap her fingers, n
as an aveoue OF escape.
possibly grow satiricai
only form OF humort
ceases 10 be ia some wsTh
rate ideal. then woman's ci
ty ceases" says the writer.
where mans talent as =
gins"
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R.i,wav orcaulzations to Confer.

CFpAR RAPIDS, IA. December 27.-The
meeting of the executive officers OF the
different railway organizations TO oe held
here tomorrow is not for the purpose OF
forming an amalgamated association to
prevent any railroad strike during the
Columbian Exposition, but for the purpose
Of considering the relation OF the organiza-
lions 10 each other. Grand Chief Clark,
of the order of Railway Conductors, SAID
today that after this conference those
relations will be thoroughly understood oy
the members themselves Of the orders, the
railway officials and everybody else.
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rhcir p aces rnlea by Neu Men.

WAsHGY GroN, PA, December 27.-The
strike Of the pressmeu and gatherers OF the
Crescent glass works. which was insugu-
rated ten days ago, for the reinstatement Of
a discharged emDloye, was broken to-day
by the president and treasurer OF the union
returning 10 work. All the old hands at
once made q rush TO secure their old places.
but so far only two men have been success
ful. the other places having been filed by
new men.
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Philadelphia and Reading Affairs to be
Separated.

PHuApELPHIA, December 27.-The an
nouncement was made to-day that an ar
rangenent has been been effected whereby
ne entire management of the commercial
affairs Of the Philadelphia and Reading
Coal aud Iron Company, including It's
finances. will after January, be conducted
by the Finance Company of Pennsylvania.
of which George II. Earle was recently
elected President This arrangement will
have the effect of separating the large
commercial business conducted by the
Coal ana Iron Company from its railroad
g-ciupSg
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obo,sra and Famine In Russia.

LONDON December 2I.-The So. Peters
burg correspondent Of the Standard says
"a British Consul who has visited the
famine districts OF Kief, Bessaraoia, Khar.
ton. Koursk. Kszsn, Orel, Tula and vore-
mesh reports that the peasants are dying
Ike flies from hunger and disease There
are no signs Of relief from the horrors OF a
hard winter. la Sabastopol he learned
from q trusty source that cholera Is raging
severely on the Circassian shore. Hun.
ored Of deaths have been reported In the
last fortnight
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VALPARAISO, IND, December 81" hen
the kitchen tire was lighted tnls morning
in Andrew Bicket's farm house there was
a violent explosion The stove was DC
molished. fragments hurled in every dlrec-
tion. hole burned in the rcoI and the
house virtually wrecked. Mrs. BicSet re-
ceived several severe gasnes IN tue head
and her two children were SO injured ths'
II t6eir lives are spared it is thought they
will be blind. The explosion was caused
bv dynamite which mad been secreted in q
.sfsl- of yr0ld
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ONE ARREST MADE.
The Officers at Work OH the Dublin
Explosion.

Explosion.
DUBLIN. December 21.-The government
is apparently working upon the theory
that the recent explosion was the result Of
a conspiracy, and the police are making ac-
tive inquiries as TO the recent course OF the
physical force faction, to whose operations
but little attention has lately been paid
SO far as James Stephenson, head center
of the Fenian Brotherhood, is concerned,
no suspicion exists that he has anything
now TO do with plots or conspiracies. but it
is intimated that some Of the younger sd-
vocates of physical force have been very
busy of late.
The anti-Parnellites are throwing sus-
picion on Parnellites and the latter assert
that no more reason exists for suspecting
them than for charging the crime TO their
antagonists Stephens has denounced the
authors Of the explosion as enemies OF Ire
land.
A man named Kevans has been arrested
at Nenaga, county Tipperary, on the charge
of being connected with the Dublin explo-
sion,
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Rev. Covert Well Again.

PITTsBURG, PA, December 27.-Rev. w.
r. Covert, the ex-attorney in fact OF the
Order of Solon and treasurer Of the syn
dicate OF Harlem claimants, whose mind
gave way under the severe strain conse-
Guent of the Scion Investigation. was dis
charged from ST. Francis Hospital to-day
bv order of Judge Burlington, Of the
United States District Court. Rev. Mr..
Covert has fully recovered his health and
stated, after leaving court, that be felt bet
ter than he had for wears.
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To the supreme Court.

BUPFALo. ". ", December IA Bnf-
falo attorney has been retained 20 carry tho
case Of Wong Sing Chung. n Chiaaman. re-
Gently arrested on the Niagara frontier &C
Lewiston. uader the exeiusion act, 70 tho
United States Supreme Olurt at Washing
ton by writ Of haoeas CORPUS, Wong was
sentenced by United States CofDmissioner
Pound, OF Lockport. 70 thirty days impris
onment, and then 70 be returfed 70 China
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Nav Cause Trouble.

MONTREAL, December 27.-A libel suit
has been begun here which threatens to
cause strained relations between this coun-
try and the United States. About two
months ago Colonel Nicholas Smith, Amer
icGn Consul at Three Rivers, sent to Wash
ington report strongly condemning the
sanitary condition of Three Rivers aud
pointing out the danger that cholera might
obtain foothold there. The council OF
the city promptly passed resolutions aoso-
lutelv eontradictlng the Consul's report
and demanding his recall. Colonel Smith
has now instructed his counsel TO ehter an
action for SO, 900 libel against the city.
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An Imnortant DeolsIon.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, December ga
most important cash register decision has
Just been rendered here by the United
States Circuit Court of Appeals, the high
est court in patent cases, sustaining the
National Register Company patent upon
the automatic cash drawer and awarding a
decree against the American Cash Regis
ter Company. The Court of Appeals was
composed of Judges Dalles, of Philadel-
phia, Wales, Of Delaware, aud Buffinton,
of Pittsburg, and the case was the first
one appealed to this court after its organi-
ton under the recent act of Congress.
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The Burial OF H.nriccI.

PIrrsEURG, Pa, December H.-The re-
mains OF Father Henricci were inferred in
the Harmonsis' cemetery at Economy this
afternoon. The services were very simple
but impressive and were conducted oy
John Duss, the new leader OF the commu-
nifty. AL the surviving members and en-
ployes followed the body 70 the grave.
Duss says be is now In full charge and
will probably call a meeting In few days
70 elect a Junior trustee.
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Arrested on a serious Charge.
v,.-fgl Tl,eorc,n % he RsctIrer.

HUNTINGTON. w. VA, December 81
Edward Blake. aged 80, was brought in
from Grant district to-day and lodged in
iail TO await indictment and prosecution
for disgusting and unnentionable crime.
His crime committed on Christmas day
was seen by two or three parties, who be-
cane witnesses for the State, at the pre-
limininary trial When the officers At
tempted TO arrest him, Blake made des-
perate resistance and severely Injured Con-
stable Dick who made the arrest.
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THE JAoUIs IN CONTROL
All Efforts of the Mexican Government
to subiucate Them Proye Futile.

To hhPN'
CHIHUAHUA, MEX, December ia
government military courier brought the
news last evening Of another outrage In
the State Of Sonora Of which the warrlng
Yaoui Indians are the perpetrators The
trouble occurred in the town OF Bolen at
the foot of the ranges in the Sierra Maria
mountains near the mouth Of the Iaqui
river. The town of Bolen is settled prln-
cipally with Yaquis and their allies, the
Maya Indians. IL is within what is claim
ed by the Yaquis as their domain and all
efforts of the Mexican government 10 col
onize the rich lands OF the valley have
proved futile.
By an arrangement with the Indians a
few Spanish traders took up their resi-
dence in BOlen a few years ago and nave
been carrying on a prohtaOle business.
Shortly after the terrible massacre or the
Tomichic Indians by the Mexican troops IN
the western part OF the State Chihuahua
about two months ago the Mexican govern
ment considered that IL was now good time
i'm which 10 bring the troublesome Yaquis
into submission and compel the heavy land
owners Of the Yaqui river TO pay into the
general treasury the taxes which the gov
ernment had never been able 20 collect.
Detachments Of government troops ac-
companied several tax agents 10 dlnerent
parts Of the Yaqui country boundary, but
no successful entrance was made until
about ten days ago. when force Of soldiers
sailed up the Yaqui river and made land
ing near Bolen. When the Indians OF that
town heard Of the coming Of the troops
they prepared for a desperate resistance.
The Yaquis marched out and attacked the
government troops who were con-
PEELED TO retreat TO their boats and
leave the country. The Indians OF the
town then went on the war path In earnest
and Immediately drove the Spanish traders
out and their families, burning their resi-
dences and other property. IL is generally
conceded in military circles here that the
government will be unable 10 force the
Yaoui Indians into subjection. IL will
take two hundred thousand Mexican
troops TO bring the $1,000 Yaquis under
control
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,rsstern memo eratle Commlttes Finances.

CHICAGO, December 27.-Tho Finance
COMMITTEES Of the Western branch OF the
Democratic Committee met here to-day and
received the final report Of the treasurer,
exbibiung the receipts and disbursements
OF tae committee. The amount collected
ana Maid over to Mr.. Cable, the represen-
tstive Of the National Compitee, constl-
tutes. It is said, all the outlsys made by the
Western branch headquarters except the
sum of 1--WE thousand dollars sent by the
National Committee from New York.
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Bad Accidents AT Barnsvlne.

obctttt Arte4f eNt ~ "s' Asegs'so''
FAIRMoNT, W. VA, December 27.-Yes-
terday afternoon al aged lady, named Muir
phy, living with her son, about one-quar-
ter Of a mile east Of here, on the Barnsville
road, was left alone in the house She was
found. later, so badly burned that she died
this morning. IL is supposed that her
clothes caught ere from her pipe or from
the CRATE.
A day or so ago Ulysses West, a fifteen
year-Old lad, at Barnsville, one mile from
here, loaded a piece of gas pipe with pow
der and attached short fuse and Lighted
it. He lost four fingers and his shoulder
was badly dislocated.
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could Paw Cash II Neces.ary.

Uncle Eohraim-"How much for dis
'possum, Mist2h West?"
Grocer" "Seveuty-fve cents, Uncle
Ephraim."
.'Look h'yah, Mistah Westl S'posin'
I buy it an pay daht down. Kin hab
time on de bslance?"
'sI'm afraid not, Uncle Eph. sell
strictly for cash.
(Stiffiy, and emptying his pocket on
:he counter)-"Free cents uuff red
herrin', sab. an be quick about ItI'-
CHICAGO Tribune
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The Bull Fights Great Success.

QUERETARo, Mex, December 27.-The
holiday fetes, in this city, are in progress
and thousands of people are in attsndance.
At the bull fight yesterday afternoon sew
eral serious accidents occurred. Three
banderillos were terribly gored by the en-
ragged bulls. Severed fine horses were
killed during the performance and the
sport was pronounced O great success by
the large audience. A great many Amer
leans are here witnessing the fights.
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obstreperouS Prisoners shot by a Guard
s,,,,ai TslsoraDs 20 TIE Rsgis,er.

CoIrNBUs, o., December 2.-John
Jones. colored life convict from Spring
field. quarreled with fellow convict this
morning and knocked him down with
cIub. When the guards attempted TO take
Jopes away for punishment, he assaulted
tbern with huge monkey wrench. Guard
". NJ. Sport drew his revolver and shot
MIN the bsll. q S2 calibre, nred at short
TanSe. took effect in the rose. IL detected
5ovnyvari and missed the brain, but may
,rove fatal
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Tho Cost of Ohio's wards.
7tLserav, q ne r. sgisteT.

NDsfllL ItFsGFlfIs . W 4t'@F'1t's
CoLuMBUs, o., December 21.-Tbe re
port OF the imbeciie asylum, hled with tue
Governor to-day, shows that the total cosl
Of the institution for the year was SAG
ais IS There is q balance on hand OF
a. -TO7. 81: Sl56, ,2O7.34 is asked for next wear.
Tho Toledo insane asylum report shows
the total cost Of S1S4, ,S04.SS. There is now
a balance Of SSS.611.7l, and S234, 500 is asked
for next year.
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Nnre Ch.lera in Hamburg.

HAMBURG, December 27.--Four more
cases of cholera and two more deaths were
reported 10 the health authorities in this
city to-day. Besides these seven persons
suspected Of having the disease were sent
70 the Hospitals.
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THEPURSETITHDRAWN
Newton. Wearisd by the Quibbling of
McAulife and Burgs
THE $4,000 PURSE.

q, Does Net Believe That Nc
AulifSe and Burge Will Ever
Come to Terms-They Were too
Stubborn About the Small De-
tails Of the COntest-Burge' 3
packer Asks the Crescent City
Club fer an Offer.
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sptctc. ie.eGrdm % re hscisfT-
CoLUMBUS, o., December r21.-Represen-
tauves OF Jne Indiana. Michigan, Toledo,
Iri-State, Ohio and West Virginia 1alrs
met here % discuss the advisRbility OF
holding fairs next year, ia view OF the
Worlds Far. They viii recommend TO
taeir respective committees that the fairs
be held as usual
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COLD WEATHER AT THE SOUTH

WILMINGTON, n. c., December 27.-The
sleet storm reported last night has not yet
abated, and has now reached the proper
tions of a frst-class snowfall for this eli,
mate. Many sleighs of rude and hurried
construction are now on the streets, a
sight very rarely witnessed here.
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RALEIGH, N. c.. December 27.-Snow
fell to the depth Of nine inches from z a.
M TO D. m, and it is still showing at THIS
hour (midnight). 1t is the heaviest 1ali
known here since 1879.
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Ton ,Inch Delighted.

SoUTH BEND. IND, December 27.-Psul
Geary, aged Il. was so delighted ct re-
ceiying pair Of skates that he uttered
cry of ioy and fell to the floor dead from
heart failure.
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They rarred and Feathered Him.

SPRINGFIELD, o., December 27.-John
Jackson. the colored man who eloped with
Lessie Hinkle, a pretty waitress, was
taken from the Jail and tarred and feath-
cred at West Liberty last night. The girl
claims she has been held against her will.
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COLUMBIA. S. c., December 27.-This
city was visited to-day by severe snow
the first since 1887. The city is now COW
cred to depth of four inches, and reports
from all over the State show that the storm
is general. 1t is still showing here.
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NORFOLK, VA, December Git has
been showing steadily here since Monday
evening. Al eight o'clock tonight twenty
inches of snow had fallen.
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wAsHfssror. D. c.. December
Virginia. Ohio s1d Western p
excsp. light nsfries of -
giont: light nofthpssi
the Axe regions.
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PARIERSBURG NEWS NOTES.

A Child Driven Rron Home in Steuben-
vihe-Mrs. higgins Buried--Dutiy Held
Under 81, 900 sond.
sBsctas Zs.sgrgn 70 tas Rs0issSr.
PAEKERsBURe, W. VA, December IA
ssven-yesr-old boy was picked up on tue
streets and taken in charge by tue police.
The bov saws his name is Thomas Malone,
and that his father lives sc SteuoenV'lIe,
bhio. and that his father while drunk sew
bral days ago, drove him IRON his home.
irle boy stole his way here or the Congo.
| The West Virginia BOard OF the NJ OLD 9
Fair Commissioners met IN tins city 70
av' at President ChancellOr's oGce. All
IL the members except MIR. Raymond were
present. The meeting was called Tor the
HurDose OF auditing the accounts or tue
Secretary and iu order 20 make up the re.
port. plans for the agricultursl eNhlolt OF
West Virvinla were formulated.
The body Of Mrs Kate Higgins VINO
was killed at Cairo, az reported IN today ;
REGISTER. was brought here TODAY. 4ne
fuueral took place from 81 XAVIER 5
Church. James Duffy, suspected OF muir
derirg her, was take0 back 10 hltchle
county by the authorities. The murder OF
Mrs. Hiegins is said 20 have been most
brutal. DuHy was brought up for preliul-
nary examination this afternoon az Cslr2'
Duffy waived examination anu was al
uitted 70 bail in the sum OF sf,OJV
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Psstsur's Birthday.

PARIS, December 27.-To-day is the sew
entieth anniversary of the birth OF Louis
Pasteur. 1t is being commemorated by
high dignitaries Of this city and nation.
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,,,,.n.e R.tveen Chne and Brazil.

VALPARAISO, December IA corre-
snondent at Rio Janeiro telegraphs that
~ hss learned from perfectly reliable
sources that an alliance offensive and de-
SeUs;ve so~.r between Chile and Brazil was
signed December 10
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TROUBLEFOR THECZAR
Officers of Rank in the Army Mixed
Up in a Revolt.
THEY STILL PERSECUTE JEWS,

Grand Duke Sergius at the Head
of the Anti-Jewish Movement
Sad Scenes at Railway Stations
as the Jews Gather to Depart
From Their Homes-Their Suf-
ferings Viewed With Indifer-
ence by the Guards.
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V3'l--- I0-I.T.IE q % I''-''7-''
COLUMBUS, O.. December 2I.--Ihe ONO
College Association 10 LAY elected tue Ioi-
lowing officers: President, Z. W. super
Of Athens; Vice-President >. A. Ot|
Spriugaeld; Secretary, j. II. Chamber
lain, Marietta: Treasurer, :. ii. Mct ad-
den. Westerville: member Executive com
miltee, W. +. Wheeling, Delaware EN-
President Hayes addressed the ASSOCIATION
tOnignt
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CXIPPED from Canada Presbyterian, "
.dsN Nsignature OF C. Blaekett Robin
e, PAop'r; / was cured Of Oft-recurr-
2 blioNs headaches By Burdoek Blood
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he SHOT TO KILL
A RoumanoH Count Fights Duel with
an American and the Subsequent Pro-
,eedfnRs Interested Him No More.

LoSpoS. December 27.-- The Berlin Td0s-
blau publishes dispatch from Nice saying
that Count Peter Roumanon became in-
volyed in a quarrel with Brooklyn, NJ.
Y, man at the Casino gambling tables last
night and that the two fought duel with
pistols on the seashore this morning, tho
Count being killed. No confirmation of
the story has been received.
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DIGBY BELL STRAINED.
ne and His Opera Company Run Up
Against Tough Luck In the Windy City.
The Performers Destitute.

CHICAGO, December H.-The 1alIure OF
the Digby Bell Opera Company has devei-
oped into oneof the worst theatrical fall-
ures which Chicago has known in years.
About forty members of the company are
absolutely peuniless. A benefit perform
ance at one of the local theaters has been
arranged in which +. S. Willard, Pauline
Hall and all the other theatrical people
now in town will take part.
Several cash contributions have been re-
ceived, and all members Of the company
will be taken care OF.
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Tvr healing and purifying qualities Of
c,,i,.at,or or render IL the eest article for
the the speedy cure Of ulCeratsdvores. s5c.
The state capital., 1892-06-11
BUSINESS SUSPENDED.

A Day Devoted to Sad Duties by the Sur
yivors of the Oil City Disaster.
OIL CITY, Pa, June SIN accordance
with proclamation issued by Mayor
HUNT, every place of business and man
ufactory in Oil City is closed, and for
the first time since the disaster
attention is being given to COM
forting the bereaved living and
burial of the dead. The mayors
request that all business be sus-
pended between the hours of 10 a. m.
and p M, and the time be spent in
recovering from the terrible disaster,
that the injured may receive needed at
tention and that the dead may receive
burial, was generally observed.
Yesterday everybody was engaged in
the search for the missing. To-day
the search goes on. but the citizens
have not taken time to mourn. All
public and many private buildings are
draped in sombre emblems. The first
interments took place this morning and
during the day twenty-five per-
sons received burial. Among them were
Myrtle E. Hawk, Frank Watson. the
Mills family, Edwin. Mary and their
children, Emily, Edith, Florence, AMY
and Maud; j. L. Dilworth, j. r. Rein.
both. Simon ?, steck, W. Deakin, Wm.
Hesscnirits J