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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-02
DRAWBRIDGE WRECK.
A Train Attempts TO Pass Over Before
the Bridgeis AdjusIed-Several Killed as
a Rasult

NEwBURG, n. Y, September 1.-The fast
mail train on the Hudson River railroad
met with disaster at the New Hamburg
Draw bridge at ten minutes past six o'clock
this morning, the scene OF a frightful accl-
dent nearly twenty years ago The en-
gineer, fireman and mail clerk were in
stantly killed, and two others slightly in-
ipred.
The draw had been opened to let the
little steamer Young America pass through,
and was being closed when the train came
northward. \ gap OF several ieet re
mained when the engine reached the draw,
going at the rate Of nearly mile minute.
The engine jumped the gap, but the rear
end of the tender dropped enough TO stop
the progress OF the train. The mail car,
crashing into the tender, pushed IL against
the locomotive. The rear end Of the loco
motive and the forward end OF the mail
car were splinterdd.
The engineer, Joseph Owens, OF Albany,
and the fireman, Edward Best, OF East Al
bany, were crushed under the forward end
Of the Gao and killed instantly. There
were two clerks in the mail car. j. n.
Kane, of Cohoes, was forced upward and
landed on top of the debris Of the mail car.
He was instantly killed, and his body was
shockingly mangled. The other clerk was
not injured.
After the mail car came two baggage or
storage cars. Conductor VIM. l.. TODD,
and trainmau John Hitchcock, were in the
forward end of the first baggage car. j..
II. O'Neill, tralnman, was IN the rear
part OF the same car. Todd and Hitch
cock were thrown against the end OF the
car The formor was hurt about the head
and bruised about the body but was able
to walk TO the New Hamburg station and
to send off dispatches regarding the acci-
dent Hitchcock had one finger cut, other
wise he escaped Injury. O'Niell was not
hurt.
The train that leaves Poughkeepsie south
bound at q 20 came along about ten minutes
after the accident. IL had on board large
number of labCrers, on the way to their
daily toll. They were at once set 10 work
TO get the draw bridge closed, and this they
succeeded in doing in half an hour.
The engine, tender and car were utterly
wrecked. and much of the mail was torn into
fragments. The debris from the wreck
obstructed the down track. This was soon
cleared away and trains were run around
the wreck on the no track. Richard Nc
Goldeck, the bridge tender, who was on
duty last night, asserts that all OF the sig
nails were properly set up.
Owens, the dead engineer, was one or
the best known employees OF the road. a
freight train that followed the mail was
tagged when il was about 200 feet from the
wreck.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-02
TIE REPORT DENIED.
The Heads of the Big Rubber Concerns
Deny the Formation of Il Trust.

NEw YORK, September IA dispatch
received from Cleveland, o., announced
the formation on Tuesday Of a combina-
tion of the rubber interests OF the country,
and stated that the new trust would be
known as the New York Betting and Pack
ing Company. the Chicago Rubber Com
pany and the Cleveland Rubber Company.
il stated further that the trust embraced
fifteen factories, and that X. McClimonds,
the president Of the Cleveland Rubber
Company. had been elected president OF
the association.
John H. Cheever. the head OF the New
York Betting and Packing Company, the
largest concern OF its kind in the country,
said Yesterday: The story as telegraphed
from Cleveland is only true as regards the
fact that the New York Betting and Pack
ing Company, the Chicago Rubber Com
pany. and the Cleveland Rubber Company,
have recently enter into a business rela-
tionship. But this relationship has no
semblance of a trust, and no notions on the
subject Of the regulation OF prices or simi-
lar policies Of trust-like character enter
ed into the arrangement That part OF the
dispatch which relates 10 fifteen factories
being embraced in the trust, is nonsense
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-02
sinh Kinds of Thought.

Women under 90 and over 20 tell their
age.
Men and women IN love imagine them
selves in pretty much everything else
that is unrestful.
Sorrow adds beauty 10 the character
" hen taken IN broken doses.
A widows weeds may blossom as the
rose.
Tears are becoming 70 some eyes.
Caesar would have been humble with
out his nightkey II a. m.
Truth has more enemies than friends.
The best cooks are not always the
sweetest-tempered wives.
The man who thinks only OF No. for
gets how many millions and MILLIONS
there are between that and inhnity.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-02
HE TOOK LIBERTIES.
Rev. G. w. King Charged With Grossly
Improper Conduct Toward q Lady Mem
her of His Flock.

DER OF hib lOCh.
Spec,qL Telegram TO the Register.
MARIETTA o., September Rev: G. W.
King. pastor of the Crawford NJ. r..
church of this city, is the subject Of war
rant, which was issued several days ago by
the mayor.
Itis charged that he took liberties that
should not be taken, except by the nus
band, with C. member Of his flock, Mrs.
VIM. Geren, jr., to which liberties Mrs.
Geren strenuously objected, and that by
great effort she succeeded in frustrating
his designs.
The police cannot find Killing, as his
friends have him in hiding II is only just
to say that the reverend gentleman's
friends denouuce the story as absolutely
false. Your correspondent saw Mr.. Green
and he states that the charges are true and
that he will prove them. Mr.. King has
large circle Of friends, who caunot be made
to believe the charges. His friends say
they will produce him in police court to.
morrow morning. The scandal has created
great excitement and especially on the
West Side, where his church stands.
What gives color TO the charges Is that
on the day following the one on which the
liberties were said to have been taken.
Rev. King suddenly left the city and did
not return until to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-02
prenarinr for tho Big rIrht..

New ORLEANS, Ia, September by
the end Of the present week all Of the prin-
cipals In the approaching fights will either
be in New Orleans or a few miles away oZ-
cept Jim Corbett. the Californian, who viii
be last 70 arrive.
Sullivan will put I'm his appearance on
Saturday, and McAulifio and Shelley and
Dixon are Just across tho bay, and VIII
come 20 town Sunday or Monday.
The Olympic CluO announces that
everything is in readiness for
the contest. and the reports
from all directions together with the rapid
ity with which tickets are being disposed
of indicate that the crowds 40 all three Of
the fights will bclargcr than any that have
witnessed such affairs IN this city since tho
club took a big boom
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-02
Ina DuubsfuI STATE.

81 am in doubtful state" remarked
a confiding young man 10 a stranger he
met on the ears:
Where do you live?" asked the
stranger.
Right here in New York"
New York is no doubtful state. It's
solid for Cleveland"
THAT don't do me any good. pro-
posed last night and have neither been
accepted nor rejected, so | am In a
doubtful state, no matter how New
York goes. How the New York girl
goes is what boshers me. ."-IeIas SJf-
mas.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-02
Heavy Damage by Lightning.

ANNIsToy, ALI, September l.-Lightn-
ing did fearful work in Henderson county
Yesterday afternoon. At Columbia Charles
Summerford was struck and instantly
killed. The same bolt struck and set fire
to his stables, and they were burned with
their contents. Another house in the same
neignborhood was struck and demolished,
but no one injured. AT Dothan, water ana
lightning did the greatest damage. The
omen cotton was practically ruined. Corn
was blown down and crops OF all kinds
greatly injured Three residences weyc
struck by lightning and wrecked. In CO
OF them Lawrence Ennis, an old man. was
sitting near an open Ere place and rendered
unconscious for several hours.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-02
Buffalo win 0nsrNntine Against New
Inrk and MONTREAL.

Brrr,Lo. y. Y, September THE
Board of Health met to-day and declared
the health of the city OF Buffalo 10 be In
great and imminent peril from a visitation
of Asiatic cholera. The health CommiS-
siorers was given fun power, and Will oe-
Gin bv issuing j circular OF information 10
the people and by causing the city TO oe
placed iu a thoroughly sanltarF coaaltloh'
II necessary street quarantine viii be es-
tablished against immigrants passing
through from New Nor.1 and also from
Canada via Montreal.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-02
Eendyto Retaliats.

SAULT STE MARIE, MICH, September
1.-The customs officers here are In readl-
aess TO enforce the Presidents retaliatory
proclamation which goes into effect to-day.
Superintendent Wheeler, Of the canal, has
received no official instructions, but II is
supposed that Canadian craft will not be
locked through without certificate from
the customs officers showing that tolls
have been paid According to the officers
the new regulation Will not anect local
fishing boats with fish from Canadian
waters to American ports. Much interest
is manifested in marine circles here over
the measure.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-02

NV YORK. September The steam
1g N.rly.-, which arrived from Ham
voa Tuesday night, having had %
1, from cholera during the trip,
V, ordered this morning down 70 the
.F.- .uluurue, two miles south OF
>-..ue Island. She lay iu Graves
end Bg las. night, and at day0reak
.s-. The yellow flag, warning all
v->, 90 give her wide berth. No
cases %. tine disease have broken
among Ler passengers.
.tttal women who were attacked
V.. .ls disease on the voyage were
.-.l s.. 5s ON o fair road 20 recovery.
.-.g are cauyaiescing IN an isolated
il- o.. tls slip.
Tie Ayrag.a's passengers will each
,-.-. ,r.> afternoon. The steamer Eiil
a.a below Swtnburue uatH the
-.-.- -oE.e-s are certain thai all trace
le plague is removed from her.
a. leu big transatlantic steamships
N-s'-e- 'o arrive up TO to-day have
- -el-l from. their reports have
.....'.. -Al lNt reimbursement Is
1y lea.t1 officers that these yes
a'e 81. clean aud their passengers
-.-.-! CONDITION.
>uoalza.y va, felt for the welfare
passengers ou the steamers Lain
--' '-..-, Us many OF their passengers
"-vNl to have cone through
o. t-e infected localities. The
-- a-. regarded with suspicion by
'.-A.a~ alo Li> deputies. She has
-'i saloon passengers, aud ass
,.--,s' These latter are for the
'ls ".t1 fair sprlnkliug Of
n. -, Jews
..-@.-s stated that he was not
.' s.i that tue cases of so
-'..I..s aboard the Morayia is
o.s'.a doubt Dr. Byrae is
O.. .-.r.-. '-. ..-., ..-.oS.sa. eN1minalion Of
r1 e.- ~. ''ag1 .,.,.-i. rom the TWO To, .',
a7 -s3a-, 1a c9rro, ,ro,e,',., @''U ~ H. -,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-02
. Nail Van Robber CAPTURED.

New YoRK. September L.-PostOffice In
spector Hartzhorn is congratulating him
self over the capture in Jersey City, last
Sunday afternoon, OF a man whom the su-
thorities think is the culprit for whom they
had oeen in search for many months. He
is believed 10 be one Of the gang that rob
bed two United States mail vans OF seven
pouches filled with letters on the Hoboken
ferry boat Orange" on the night OF Feb
ruary 2. The prisoner is John J. Glynn
alias Handsome Charlie alias Charlie
Richardson, alias Dwyer. He IS twenty
years old.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-02
The New Ohio Asylum.
sn,cinl T,l,nan % m> R1gs..e,

CoLrMBUs. O.. September The East
erp Insane Asylum Commitie il In session
tonight and will probably decide upon a
location. though DR.. Richardson says the
result will probably DC Kept secret for
some time in order 70 allow local commit
tees 20 collect subscriptions.
MIDxTGHT-It looks as though Steuoen-
Vile would get the Eastern Ohio Asylum
in spite o. the well known fact that the
original intention was % give II 70 Governor
McKinley's county. Starke. No vote bad
been taken az midnight. but Steubenyille
made a splendid showing. and IL Is author
!tatively reported that tgo members OF the
commission will vote Tor that location
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-02
PREMIER GLADSTONE
Was Not IDiured, as Reported. la HIS
Fracns with nm Adolescent Cow.

Was Not Ipiured, As Reported. iu HIS
Fracas with hn Adolesoent Cow.
LoNDoN, September l.--Exaggeratod and
sensational reports having been sent from
here regarding the accident that befell Mr..
Gladstone at Hawarden yesterday. The A.
socated Press made inquiries 60 learn the
exact condition OF the Prime Minister.
The response 10 these inquiries brought
out the state nent cabled last evening by
the London agent OF the Associated Press
that Mr.. Gladstone sustained no physical
injury whatever from his encounter with
the heifer in the grounds Of Hawardcn
Castle. He is perfectly well in every way
and the report that he was severely In
jured is wholly untrue. 10 had It's origin
in a source that is notorious for the sensa-
ti0nal nature Of its reports.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-02
POOR MR.. M'KINLEY.
He Seems to be Eternally Putting HIS
Foot In It-His Latest Misfortune.
cn..,1l ystsoro,a In fbs R,1tstsy

lSDfctdk TELEGRAM 10 me he0SteF
COLUMBUS, O., September l.-Governor
Mckinley seems TO be developing faculty
for creating discord in his party through
the distribution of the State patronage
that comes TO his hands Two weeks ago
the Afro-Amercan Republican club OF
this city adopted resolutions severely crit
iciziug the Governor for failing TO make
good his promises 10 appoint member OF
the club 10 State Office, and Immediately
disbanded To-day il came TO light that
the Columbus Glee Club, On organization
of singers who have continued their club
since the campaign in which Grant and
Wilson were the Republican national can
didates to the present time, taking an ac-
tive part in every State and national cam
paign from that time to this, recently rec
ommeuded one Of its leading spirits, +. w.
Lewis. TO Governor Mckinley for Assist
ant State Oil Inspector. Lewis was ig-
nored. and the result is that the glee club
will take no part in the present campaign.
The organization had made State reputa-
ton and has always been iu great demand
all over the State. Its absence in the cam
paign will be felt.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-02
fla. Canada Backed Down

MrSNKArOus. MiSS.. September IA
special 20 the .JOBTndl from West Superior
saws: "The collector OF customs has been
ordered 20 return all papers relating 10 the
500 Canal These proceedings are Gus
tomary only when the law has been re-
pealed or ceases 10 be enforced. TIE OH
GERS regard N a. an indication that Canada
has backed down"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-02
AnFxnlo.ion of Fire Damp.

BRUSSELS, September IA terrific cx-
plosion Of fire damp occurred today IN the
AgrafTe coal mine In Hainault The ex-
pesion caused heavy coal fall that block
cd the galleries OF tho mine ard entombed
many OF the miners. Nearly all tho men
have been accounted for. Some escaped
uniniured. Twenty-Five bodies have been
recovered, and eight men, alive, though
very seriously injured, have been taken
from the mine by the resculng parties.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-02
sut We Can't Wait So Long for Drink

The presence of organic impurity In
voter can be detected by dissolvlng
some loaf sugar in it, and then after
putting in a tight stopper allowing 1t to
s,and in a warm. well-lighted room for
a few DAYS. says the Boston Budget II
:, baaon,es tprbid there are certain or
ganic impurities in it. Ii 1t remains
e,asr II Is pure and safe 70 drink. 10
test the presence OF eartny matters
take lftmus paper dipped in vinegar,
and IL on immersion the paper returns
70 its true shade the water does % not I
contain earthly matter or aikah. II a
few crops o. sy.u be add d TO water
containing an earthly matter it VIII turn
green.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-02
Held TO COURT.
Five ,lore Homostead strikers Held for
Conspiracy.

PrrrSErEe, September Hugh O'Don-
nell G. W. Sarver, David Lynch, VIM. l.
Roberts and NNru. McConegly were given
5, Dysiirnirsrv hearing this evening before
Alderman NcNiasters, on the charges OF
corsDiracy preferred Dy Secretary Love
iov. Tae principal witnesses were several
Pittsbur- newspaper reporters, who testl-
led 10 ,be guard placed around the Home
sread mill TO prevent the entrance OF non
uulon men or PinkertOn detectives. At
the conclusion OF the evidence VIM. j.
Rrernan. counsel for the defendants, moved
thsir difcharge. but the Alderman over
ruled the motion and held tnem ior court
in ;. .0gO bail, which was furnlsned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-02
No Letter Thus Week.

wAsurNGroN, D. C, September The
President viii leave here at noon tomorrow
for T,oon Lake He viii so by way OF
Plaftsburg and Will not make any stops on
Ne yvav His letter of acceptance Will
mot be made public this week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-02
LIZZIE BORDEN Held.
Judge BlaisdeIl Decides, After Hear
Ing the Arguments,
THAT THE ACCUSED IS PROBABLY

guilty and Remands Her to the
County Jail to Await the No
vember Term Of Strong
Argument on Both Sides-The
State Summed Up Strong
Against the Prisoner-Her At
torney Drew Tears from Her
Eyes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-02
NEWSLETS
Interesting Pieces OF Telegrsphic News In
small spaee.

Interesting Pieces OF fTeIegraphIc views N
small space.
A Spanish gunboat has been dispatched
TO Try TO rescue the eleven members OF the
crew Of the Spanish ship that fell into tue
hands Of Moorish pirates few days ago
while engaged in trading between Cape
Juby and RIO Dero. The name OF the yes
sci captured is the Ycard. not the Jacob,
as the irst report OF the affair erroneous
IL stated.
John w. Hopkins, doubtless the Oldest
man in Indiana, died at South Bend yester-
dsy. at the age Of 1c4 years. Hf fought
yaliantly In the war Of lsl2.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-02
~. .,oovDl,shmeut VIM be Needed

"Can you swin?" asked Miss Mum OF
Foiark. who had been calling twice a
week for about six months.
"Why. no. ] can't. -
Then / would advise you TO learn.
"Way."
because am going to throw you
overheard"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-02
His Bead Crushed.


PIEDMONT, ". VI, September Jos.
Murphy. aged Il, was caught between two
box cars in Piedmont yard at 30 this al
ternoou. His head was crushed, causing
instant death.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-02
a M.e,,np ofDemocratio Clubs Called.

NFw YORK. September Hon. w. L.
Wilson, chairman al the executive commit
tee Of the national association OF democratic
clubs, has called meeting Of tnat COM
mittee to take place az the Hoffman House
in this city on Tuesday. September 9th, at
eleven o'clock a. N.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-02
plnine Won't SPEAK.

ArersrA. Me-, September senator
Hale states to newspaper man tna' Ntr.
Rlaipe will make no speeches during the
campaign.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-02
Disciples Church state Convention.
9r>-,af Tsi>o-r,a 10 The Rs0tssS-

CHARLESTON, W. Va, September l.
The annual State Convention OF tue Disci-
plesi Church OF West Virginia began lis
session here to-day. Judge John A. Camp
bell Of New Cumberland was elected Chair
man. A N. Hopkins Of Wheeling, Secre-
tary, and Luther Rice Of Wheeling, Treas
urer. 4 great many Of the leading preach
ers of the Disciples Church.from different
parts of the State are here. among them
the venerable Prof McDiarmid, President
Of Betheny Collegs, who lsc:ured before
tho hodv tO-niCht
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-02
HARRISON PROCLAINS
, Twenty Days Quarantine Against
All Ships and
,rr mgTGRANTS FROM FOREIGN

Until the Cholera Shall Sub
E0-.5 no Further Cause for
5-,- 80, q. New York-The Two
-~s-escent Patients on the
,-,-evia Doing Very Wen and
--u Probably Recover.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-02

,.-.r1N. ID. c., SeptemO Der L.
-.~sr,e at the White House was
l-s ,5,.rrv Assistant Secretary Spauld-
a..--5 ur. Wvman, Surgeou General
E- +- Hospital Service. The whole
O. A.-'-' yerv thoroughly discussed.
s..-'..5.r.ded not TO issue proclam"-
-- -sf, time, but issue SpecIai clr-
t S,.s Department received
from the consul general at 1t.
r-e5grs as follows;
-...,s-s claim il is impossible to disin-
hides Is required by the Treas
. ..-..-...o-s. SHIP loading; what 10
,.~s5fate answer TO this was re-
+ and the matter is now under
--. --.- treasury Department will have
,---.,rsI quarantine al Delaware
.-' Ter and Cape Charles equipped
y.-. rsys1ue cutter 10 assist In en-
-- regulations for the prevention
,... introduction Of cholera. The
r.-i..as are determined II possible
---, infected ships shall pass the
.--' --.,-ai and proceed So far toward
-,-- rs happened in case tue Mora
.-l.b went within eight miles OF
,.s battery at New York.
'--.. announced intention Of the au-
..-...... r1 issue the circular outlined
. ofth general favor everywhere
=. .-rts., is broached, and the Presl-
s4vf.rrs are commended for the
..s they have taken.
--s following is the circular Issued
f .-f-s.-an OF the President:
G.-.--s-e restrictions upon immigrants,
So. t.s prevention OF introduction o.
.ra into tue United states
TREASURY, DEPARTMENT ]
s-.r--.N- SURGEON UNITED oIAtE9
NuyE HOSPITAL SERVICE,
NAsmSrToS, sept !, lSy@.
- --...rs of Customs. Medical OHcsrs Of
..l..,f.. W ,.t1l Service, Foreign Stelm-
r...lEls, STATE and L0cU Boards OF
F-
p. having been officially declared that
-. E. prevailing iu various portions or
a... Germany and France, anu az certain
u Great Britain, as Wei as
4.s.qrd 10 having been made 70 appear
..- immigrants In large numbers are com
-,--1tre United States from affected
..- and that they and their personal
--..-. .-s liable 90 introduce cholera into
y. r--itsf States. and that vessels convey
--,...r ars q menace to the public health;
.-I.- 5eiug further shown that under tue
--..f-ee several States quarantine de-
a ..-.--s NAV beiuposej upon these vessels
.4--1r length of time 90 insure against
= ---sigctiOn of contagious disease, It's
--r ordered that no vessel
rv s.gre.gn port. or immigrants,
be admitted 20 enter at
-r.-- 1rthe United States until said
has undergone quarantine deten-
... twenty days unless suco detention
.s--F.en 1v the laws of the State or
sr5rs made tuereunderl and of such
-..sr number of days as may be fixed Ia
. ,gse..I case by the State authorities.
r.s c.rcllart0 take immediate effect eN-
min cases Of vessels all0at this date,
r.. w.l be made the subject Of special
at0a upon due application 70 the
Department.
~-rat. WALTER NYNAN,
Supervising Surgeon General
4rrv1rst. BENJ. 1T tGGI>1N,
President.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-02
rHK wEArHEK

w,.utxsro-. o. G.. s~piefsber i-Fcr es.,
virrinin and Westsrn P~nHst ~ AniA' i.''s
sllyh,iy wArmsf: north 20 ssst ~ -.
For Ohlo, lsif, ssrnsr, ssss - s>-'-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-02

tions it is not expected that she will be
detained after to-day. OF the other
new arrivals to-day the Gallia and Lain
are the only ones that come from Euro
pean ports, the City Of Washington be-
ing one OF the Ward line. She comes
from Havana and will be detained until
tomorrow.
The Gallia has on board ESQ Russian
Jews and 40 poles, both OF which
classes are regarded with suspicion by
quarantine officials.
Dr.. Taimadge ordered both classes -
be divided from other immigrants Whe o
he went aboard the steamer, and ,ht''
examination was conducted separa s.y
and with extreme care.