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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-01-14
WeitereS 2pfafes.

= Gin bor einem SdIitten, in mel
dem stpei Srauensimmer faBen, &C.
ipannteS Bferb fbeute am Dpnneritat
9lbenb an Benn 9lpenue, ber S1Iitter
itdrste nm unb bas Bierb madte elmer
fiibnen Sprung mad bsm @rocerielober
bon 8edtoIb, 8ranboip & 60. uni
Uerianf NIT ben SinterfiiBen in Der &eI'
Ierbffnuns, bon mo berauS eS ii6 aui
Der Treppe tpisber empor arbeitete, obns
ernitIid perIett su iein.
: Sin Saus stpeifelbaften &ufes,
bas bon einem eetpifen Patrid Duffp
binter SO. "a 2adapanna Nbenue ee'
balten ipurbe. iiberfieI bic BoIiaei Cams
flag Inn Mitterna1t unb fanb baieIblt
feds Srauensimmer unb brei Wdnner.
Mit Musnabme zines Baarss, bas in
bem Sauie su iein idien, obne ben
@barafter beRelben su fennen. ipurben
bic @ineefansenen nad benz StationS'
baus sebradt.
-9err 2eipis gusbe, tpeI6er ii1
am 90. Des. cine idipere grtaItuns
auaos, bic in Pneumonia ausartete, itarb
am DOnneritas Nadmittas i'm 72lten
2ebensiabre. Busbe fam i'm Sabre
1842 nad ben Ser. Staaten, tpobnte
suerit in garbonbaIe uno sos in 1869
mad Scranton. St bat beridiebene
Nemter befleioet unb mar erit leste
@ode ipieber alS prdiibent Der Mrmen.
bebDrbe ertpdblt iporben.
= -Die Spelunfe Der MIiee Brandt,
go. Al 2afaipanna Mpenue, tpurbe am
Wiitttpod 8ormiltas bon Der Bolisei
beimseiudt unb bic Brandt unb Elm
Srauensimmer namenS Sennie Morep
rerbaftet. 2ebtere tpurbe um $40 ses
itraft unb bic Brandt unter $500 8iirs,
fdaft fiir ibr Grideinen bor @eridt
9eiteat. 3wei anbere Dirnen namenS
Grace Me@inn unb Waub 2pnn fun
9irten aIs gnfIdserinnen sesen bic
Brandt.
Mnnoncirt I'm .8o6enbIatt".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-01-14
6rauenbafter S6ifbrueb .

Starfe 8abrssuss idsitsrn unt ssbsn 3u
@runbs, sepaltiss Stiirms unp bsrsbpbs Wp-
gen brineen tpaderen Seslsuten ben 5cb i; has
Snbinbert absr ni6t bic unsefisisfe eano.
ratts, ibr eebsn auf etm ifurmsspettibten at
lantil6en Ssean als Scurif pber i'm Dienfe
bss Santels su risfiren. aommt er absr aud
glidli6 an Srt unb Sts0s, 70 tpirb er bod
faum ben Aualen esr Sssfranfbeit eutsanssn
isin, penn er nitt Soifsttsr's Masen- Sitters,
ienss unna6abmite Mittel sesfn Sesfranf-
belt, nit auf bic &eile nimmt. SHlsbtrs
gBalIer auf lansen 6abrtsn pirp ppn bsn &ti'
itntsn ssfiir6tet, atr leine l6abl den Gin
1ulIe auf ben Waeen, bic llntsrlsibsprsans une
bic etbsr wsrbsn gum srpben SbsiIf neutrai'
irt burh stsiss SiitrS. 6sssn bic nahtbtt-
liaen Ginipirfunssn ppn Nalaria, i6lttteI
DiGt fSrpsritsr GrmiIpuns unb sessn GrfGlt'
uns II has Sittrs spn isbr bsiliamer gHirf.
uns. Gs Serbiubsrt aubt,bem has Gintrster
ppn Nbsumatsmus unp Nirsnleioeu. War
rsils weee aur Se nod su eanSe Obns bal
Sslbe,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-01-14
Rttt8tpn.

= Die 9iiasara SpriBen So. Bat
Elm neueS @eipann erbalten, baS $500
fofst. gs iinb sipei Yradtrappen i'm
@etpidt bon $500 Bfunb.
Cine idipsrs StidlufterpIoiion
fanb am Donneritas Morssn i'm SO. 9
Sdadt Der BennfpIbania 8oblen So.
itatt, bic swar bebeutenben S6aben ans
ridtete, aber niemano perlebte.
i Srau Gatbarine Sitter bon greter
Strabe brcd am Mittpod burb einen
Sal auf benz giie einen Arm. 5ueleid
traf bic 9la6riht elm, baB ibr Sobn
Souls in 8anias Gitp IsbensssfabrIid
erfranft 1T.
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Der 2ieserfrans. /. &arnepal.

Der erite in Gcrnnton. abeebaItene, tpGre
alio poriiber, unb bic Sibuns am Wlon.
tag Ibenb Bat seseist, SaB nit sutsm
@iaen unb unter iabfunSiser 2eituns
in bieier Sinii6t bier re6t @utes &C..
Ieitet iperben fam. Sen RummeI ins
einseIne sebeno su bei6reiben, ndre
persebene Dtiibe e-Io etipaS mub eeieben
ipercen, INN elm 8eritdnbniB bafiir 3u
baben aud fam man nit einem in
allen @Iiebmaben rumorenben &ater
Der Sade nidt @eredtisfeit ipiberfab.
rem IuHen. Die bdbid seidmiidte Saae
mar gut befebt unb aud bic @auerie
adbIte cine InaabI Suidauer. Bon
8ereinen tparen burh DeIegationen
psrtrsten: gidenfrans bon 9letp Yorf,
Goncorbia bon @ilfesbarre, Dianner.
dor bon SaaIeton, @ermania bon Gars
bonbaIe; ferner bic Scrantoner 8ers
cine Turnbsrein, @riitIi 8erein, San.
eerrunbe unb Mrion.
Ser ,,8Ieine 8atb" 3eiste iid ieiner
Mufsabe pblis aeipudien, unb aud bic
Serren, tpeIde 8ortrdse bieIten, mad.
ten fat obne Musnabme ibre Sade
gut. GarnepaIsBrdiibent Serrn DITTO
8radt barf man tpobl bas Compliment
MAIDEN, baB er feline beidwerlide 9tufs
sabe sur poaiten Sufriebenbeit sslDit
bat.
nebereinitimmenb lautet ber 9lu8s
ipru6 babin, bab bic @arnebalsS SiBuns
am Montas cine purdauS abserunbete
mar unb Der 2ieSerfrans, unb fpesiea
bic 8eranitaIter unb Dariteaer, gbre
eeerntet baben. 0loreens 5 rbr bros
4en bic 2ebten aus Der SaIe, auf uno
es ipdre cine Serfulesuufsabe semeien.
au' bic &ater su adblen, bic am Diens
flag auf Der Sdrinssiasb tparen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-01-14
Spoe Narfer Seottsen.

Sn Der Scranton Ofenfabrif if
bic Mrbeit ipieber aufsenommen tporben,
= @rpOIiaeidef @abe tpurbe Sam.
ita9 Ibeno bon einem lei6ten SdIass
anfaae betrOffen.
= Oie anssblibe &rebsbpftorin unb
4bcrtioniitin Sannb Osder IisB bor Ell.
nisen Monaten, ais iis tpssen elmer an
Ssna Berlin beeansenen Mbortion ans
gefIast tpurbe, ibren 8Irsen I'M Stihe,
1T aber bon bemielben aufeeipirt unb
ipieber bierber sebra6t iporben.
- 9fad benz Weit Wlountain ioII
eine 8erebabn sebaut iperben, bic stpar
aunadit nur gum TranSport bon 8aus
iteinen beitimmt lit. boffentIid aber
aud ipdter fiir ben Sebrau1 bes 8ubs
lifumS einserihtet ipirb. 9ln benz lin.
ternebmen finb bic Serren M. D. @ebs
iter, @onrab Sdrbber unb 8. M. So.
nes betbeiIist unb bic 8abn ioa bis sum
l. Stunt in fabrbarem 3uitanbe isin.
Die 8aiferIcse go. 269 bes 8.
D. s. bon Spoe Parf ertpabIte fiir ben
ndditen. Termin foIsenbe 8eamte
Sberbarbe, George 8nierism; Inter.
batbe, WilbeIm 8reibsI; Sdabmeiiter,
Gbriitian SiebIsr; Sefretdr, @aspar
Sfflanb Rednunssfiibrer, Sobann
Naumann 8eripaltunsSratb, Gonrab
Wtattern, l., @br. Widler, SO. Sibe.
ROTH.
Srau 9lmaIia @untber, cine
S6pefer bes Serrn paitor Srider,
itarb am Samitae Morsen baIb 3 nbr
I'M Nlter BON 38 Sabren. Die 8ers
itorbene tpurbe in 8ernau, Wiirttems
berg, seboren, fam Dor finf Sabren
nah Imerifa unb bot stpsi Sabren mad
Scranton ibr 8ranfbeit mar nur bon
elmer Wode Dausr unb iie binterIdBt
elm einsises &inb. elm Mdb4en bon
adt Sabren. gla6 DOrbersssansenem
@ottesbienfe in Der st. Sobn's 3irde
ipurbe bic 2side am Dienltas mad
Saneafsr, 9a., sur 8eiiebunS iiber.
fiibrt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-01-14
Oanffa0un0.

DEM unsrfpri&liGsn RatbIGIu6 bee 5D&-
ten bat es ssfallen, unlsre seliebte @attin unb
wluttsr aus bitlsm esten In Elm bfiieres Sen.
Ietts ,u ruffn. gPir panfen biermit ben psr-
then 8rauen fir ibrt lisbssollsn SiilfIeiiMn-
ssn, benz SinsGpr psr prssbstsriihtn Sc
msincs fir ben srbsbsnpen @siane unp Ssrrn
paiipr @ibpaTsr fir ieine trpifreits @sha4t.
niereps ME aud allen Grtuneen une BE-
fanntsn fir bas iibraus sablrside 5raatrss-
fplse. 5ermann Bablers, II,
nnb 2inbs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-01-14
Wilfe8barre NahriAte ten.

= Gin Ssusr in pIpmoutb am Wlon,
tag bei6aoiste baS Gisentbum bon
Sobn Silrop gum 8etrase bon $1,000.
SER Suso 8aumann, 8ebafteur
Der ,,@rpreB", biitete lebte @o1e
&ranfbeit baIber bas Saus.
= George MabIe bon Sadionitrabe
erIas am 9onneritas Der 8risbt'iden
Nierenfranfbeit. @r binterldbt sine Srau
unb fsben &inber.
Senrp Gibbons, Wddt.r an benz
8. & $. BREEDER su 0lia @resf, tpurbe
Donneritas Nadmittas bon sinem mi,
tbsnbsn Stiere au Sobe seIpisBt. Ser
Mann mar 20 Sabre alt.
= Gonsrebmann Sbonf bat i'm 3es
prdlentantenbauie einen @eieBentipurf
einsebra9t fir cine Ysrpilisuns bon
5000, 900 fur Elm 6fentlides @sbdube
in Wilfesbarre.
-Sn Der @iIfesbarre Gepebrfabrif
tpurbe am Wtontas bic 9lrbeit nit 40
Mann beSonnen uno man ertpartet,
bieie 3abI baIo erbDben su fbnnen.
Die @roBssi9porenen baben se.
gen Gallagher, gpeIanb unb Sissins
bic InfIase auf grmorbuns Der @sbrii.
Der &eiter bon Susarloaf Topnibip
erboben.
Ser befannte Gontraftor 3idarb
8sap itiirste Sreitas Nia6t, ais ct ii9
sur &ube beeeben ipolIte, nieber, unb
mar tobt, ais Elm Arst bersu fam. Sin
Ser3i4Ias batte fein 2eben beenbet.
rs Sabre tparen es am l. san.,
bab GbarIes Ditmar Der 8rausri iirma
Stesmaier trsu unb rsbIid bisnte, unb
bies 1T iiderlid Der bette 8eipeis, bab
GbarIep feline 9flidten seipifenbaft er.
flllt.
= Spdt in Der Samitas Na6t
tpurbe Maleolm 2epp bon Slo Mains
itraBe, aIS er iid in Der Maep, binter
Der ct. Marp'S Stride berum trieb,
bon sipei Strolden ansebaIten, bic Jpn
um iieben Dollars beraubten.
- Ser Bergman 9eipis 9bomas
ipurbe am Montas DRorsen in Der glot.
tinsbam @rube su pIpmrutb burd einen
&oblenfaa setbotet unb iein Grbeiter
Abam Ssbalasfi 70 idtpsr berIsbt, bab
man nur serinse Soffnuns fir ibn bat.
pafor gbsneaer Sasarb Snoips
ben, Der in bieicr @esenb 81 Sabre aIs
BrebiSer tpirfte, itarb in Der yidbe bies
fer Stabt am SonntaS i'm 9llter bon
SO Sabren. MIR einise Stunben mad
benz 1oos isiner Srau. Snonben mar
Der dlteite @raouirte beS Samiltcn Sol.
lese, bon Der 8Iaile 1918.
= Die ,,8rippIein Gbriiti airGe"
ipiro ON Sonntae, ben "a. Sanuar.
einsetpeibt ipsrben. grit Dor sttpa bier
Monaten orsaniiirt. bat bic neue Sc.
meinbe bereits Elm Gottesbaus errittet,
baS idulbsnfrei baitsbt. Yaitor 2ibn
fann ocd nidt 70 idIe6t iein. tpie ibn
feline @esner MAIDEN mDhten, ionft batts
er bieien grfols nidt eraisIen tDnnen.
- Der in tpeiteren Greiien befannts
beutibs Sdneiber bon Siio Wtainitrabe.
Senrp &bobe, erlas am Donnetitaa
Worsen na6 nur furser &ranfbeit bei
Grippe. 8bobe mar Elm prpminenteS
Mitslieb Der 9offnunsslose unb bss
Aurora 2asers Der Obj SeaotuS uni
Der lutberii9en 8irde. @r bintsrIdbt
sine g8iittpe unb aipei S6bne. Dad
8esrdbniB fanb am Sonntas unter gro,
bsr 1beiInabms Der bsuti9en 8sb5Itsr'
I! uns tatt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-01-14
0rofer Mu8Derfauf.

Den 8iirsern BON Gcranton lit iebi
cine @eIesenbeit seseben, bic iid fpbaIS
ni6t ipieoer bieten tpirb. Ser srobe
unb poaftanbise 8orratb bon eolbenen,
sefiuten unb filbernen llbren, Diaman'
ten, @eibmeibe ieoer nur benfbaren Irt
in moberniter 6aiIuns, SiIberipaaren,
@anbubren, soIobefnopfte Spusierit5de
etc. tpirb gu Breifen offerirt, bic uner'
bbrt niebris iinb. Wian peridume bieis
@eIesenbeit nidt unb fprede por Bel
&eidert,
203 2afananna 9lbenue.
seseniiber benz scranton Saus.
2ba scranton, ga.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-01-14
Shtet Gu@ Dor Salben sesen
&atarrb, bic Guediilber
euthalteu.

ba NusdEltsr f6sr ben Sinn tes @sru6s
ssriSrsn ,inp bas sanss Syifem DUats serriit-
ten wirb, penu es bur6 bic f6lsimisen Sbsr-
flGben sinprinst. Splde &rtifel icaten mic
aueer auf 8erprbnuns gut berufensr Aer,te
ssbrauht ipsrbsn, pa Der S6apen, ben iie an-
ritten, sebnmal 70 sroB III als oas @utt bas
Sbr bappn ersislen fDnntet. Sal's 8atarrb
Sur, fabrisirt pom 8. s. Cheney g. Co., 80.
lebp, o., entbaIt fein Ausfflber unb tpirb in
nerit ssnommen unp wirft birett auf bas
Blut unb bic i6leimisen Sberiladen bss Sp-
items. Wenn Sbr Salrs 8atarrb Sur fault,
isib ii6r, bae Sbr bic aGte bsfcmmt. Sis
tpirp innerIib senpnmtn unb In Splebp, Sbip.
BON 8. s. Cheney & Co., semadt.
@- gsrfauft non Ipctbefern prsis rs
Gts. fir bic 8Ial6e.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-01-14
Oa8 xbal abmdrt8.

9ahlnrpille. Marsaretba Dit
bon bier bat auf S9eiouns bon ibrem
@atten ansetrasen, ba ibr Mann fie
mibbanbeIt uno felt 1887 perIahsn bat.
-3abItas mar ont Samitas on ben
Ppne, Iaplor unb Solben @ruben.
-Sier, tpie aud in &enbbam, 8ar.
bertoipn unb an Der Siblp 1T bic grippe
nod INNER Meifer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-01-14
Sunmpre.

= 9lm Samitas brad no6mals cine
Der neuen WaiierrDbren nabe $50. 6
unb in manden Ibeilen Der Stabt mar
oesbaIb pas 8afer am SOnntas absss
brebt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-01-14
MGbebem perlamat,

3pd CD frdftiss Mabdtn fir aaasmsin.
Sausarbeit. Wian abrtilirt:
Walttr U. 9 6asftr
8Or 1920, philadelphia, ga
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-01-14
Gpnrab G6r6ber,
BaameiRef aRb GORtIaftor,
aberuimmt Weu5autsn bon Badfeiuen udo
Dol, uns 1eut &eparaiuren in tiirssitsr trift
ser.
Treb. Martiu'S
vNalace" SOtel,
2S3 S 235 Nenn Mpe.

Darm. uno faIte epsiien ,u iebsr Soses.
jeit. Q &obinions Bier an 3apt, 6eintsr
@fsFr unb Ronosram S@naps. Gbum.
pagnu xnb &bein @eine. Stiber Qunid
isSn Rorsen. Gleftriids 6ader; feline
Shsom. &sIspben 10. s8A.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-01-14
Sfr6f=
@r0ffnltrlg.
&egale iiberlabelt NIT
Waaren. Yreiie anf
Oent niebrigftem
Ynnfte.
@robe gortbeiIe in &leioeritoffen

@robe gortbeile in &leioeritoifen
SO. 1.-@aw ipolIene Suitines in
bunflen Serbtfarben, punftirt, seiireift
unb einfa4, bic febr bilIig 3uy5O Gents
iinb, unier preis 80 gts.
SO. 2. - Yarbbreite Suitinas in
bunfIen Serbitfarben, seitreift unb elm.
fad, tpertb 35 Gents bic Iusipabl fiir
90 GentS.
grtra idtpsre glaib Serbffoffs su
Is gtS.
40 @ents ertra idwsrsr G9arIad.
SIannea, gang WoIs, 25 Sts.
S1pere, gang tpoqene, setpiirfeIte
unb seitreifte beimsemadte SIannsqs,
80 GentS.
Sbafsr SIannel. 5 @snts.
Canton Slanneu, 5 gents.
@raue Semben fiir MSnner, 80
@entS. tpertb so.
Sdarladbemben fiir Mdnner, As
Gents, tpertb 65.
8inbers8eits bon 10 Gts. aufmdrts.
Blaue Denien neberboien, As gts.
9Iaue 9enien Saden fur Mannsr,
35 GentS.
Neefers, Sadets, mmffs,
Nel5miiten.
@rDbtes Mfortement.
30s3Dllise &eefsrs. $4.75, tpertb 81.
30saDaise &eefers, peI3beiebt, $6.75,
ipertb $40.
Seal gIdib Sacquss, $3.50, tpsrtb
$25.
&iobanbi6ube bon 80 gtS. aufndrts.
neberreite bon .8dnbern gum baIben
Preiie: GentS fir 10 GentS ipertb:
8 Gents fur Is @ents ipertb; 10 Gents
fir 90 Gents nertb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-01-14
Der Sdnomtrth.

praeiiider Ratbseber fir Selo una
Paus.
Redfgfrt Won w. Wernich.
eti4.int am /. isbsn wsoHais. minssftsns q !
Ssttsn fart. Sts rst8kaIttsfs, bsfs une
Rausmirfbfdba Seituus amertas. Bur 90
Genrs pro Sabr, bet ftieist 9oransbtsa Rro'
bsnammsyu ttsi. abrsifrs: L. Blsnksr1ofors
SOC Convent 6tr.s Sc. Louis, Go.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-26
English Press Opinions,

LONDON, Jan. o5.-Thc English papers
evidently consider Mr.. Patrick Egan to
be the main cause OF the trouble be-
tween the United States and Chile. The
st. James Gazette this afternoon says
that: "Much may be excused in coun-
try which had an an envoy OF Patrick
Egan's character thrust upon it," add
ing that "itwould be difficult tosuppose
that either OF these high spirited re-
publics really meant business.
Tho Globe says: "The Chilean anxiety
to get rid OF Minister Egan was justified
by American determination to keep
him in Chile, based upon stronger
reason than recognition OF his merits.
1t will be q long time before tho United
States again gives Fenian u diploma
tic post"
The Pail MaN Gazette says: at is diff
tlcult to understand why the United
States is harrassing Chile the way it is
doing. The fact that Minister Egan's
son is prosecuting Chile for rcvokiiig n
railway concession throws flood OF
light upon the subject"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-26

sAsTIAdo, CHILE, Jan. 26.-Tho Chill
can government has sent reply to tho
ullimatum OF tho United States. The
reply is in effect rs follows:
"Chilc agrees to withdraw the often
s!ve note sent by soror Malta to all tho
Chilean ministers abroad and acknowl.
edge tha. its issuance was duo to an
error OF Judgment. Chile also with
draws its reques. for the withdrawal OF
United States Minister Esan.
In addition to thisthe Chilean govern.
mcnt in answer proposes that the affair
Of tho attack on the Baltimore sailors
in Valparaiso be submitted to
tho arbitration Of some neutral
nation. Ii this proposition is
not acceptable TO the United States gov
crnment, the Chilean government sug-
gests that the matter be submitted to
the decision OF the supreme court OF the
United States,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-26

New YoRK, Jan. o5.-Thc Brooklyn
Eagle, one OF Secretary Tracy's home
papers, this evening prints special
dispatch from its Washington core
spondents purporting to give the fol-
lowing interview with Mr.. Tracy: "Thc
Presidents message can, only be ac-
cepted in one way. Chile has insultcd
and maligned our government as
it has never been insultcd and maligned
before. The situation, as the President
places it before the country, is simply
this: Shall VIC acknowledge ourselves
to be a nation, OF towards, willing to
permit our national dignity to bo as
sailed, or shall We act tile part OF men
and resent such conduct"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-26
THE FIRST VESSEL
Impressed by til @ Government Saluted rs
*. -frs She Sails Away.

Impressed by til @ Government Saluted rs
ts frt. She Sails Away.
PrIIADELrnIA, Pa, Jan. 25.-Nith
the American flag floating from her
mast head, storm OF salutcs from the
whistles OF tho various crafts along the
river the American liner, Ohio, the first
ship impressed by the United States
government steamed away for Boston
yesterday.
AT 10 o'clock the tug boats, Juno and
New Castle, had steamed up to her and
made fast, and 50 minutes later the
moorings were slipped and the big ves-
sci slowly moved out OF her dock. There
was good sized crowd OF laborers on
the wharf too, ut the time, and from
every throat wentup q cheer to the
first vessel for the Chilean war. As she
got into the river the boats began to
salute, and had it been the north At
lantic squadron itself that was steam
ing away the noise could not have been
much greater. :
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-26
THE NIONTAUIl
Is Being scrnpcd and Put In Condition to

Is Being scraped and Put In Condition to
Fight.
PnILADELrIIA, Jan. 25.-To equip and
repair the iron turreted steel monitor
Montauk the United States government
will expend $4,000. That amount will
be required according to a report for
warded from League Island navy yard
by the board OF naval officers to the
navy department ut Washington. The
work OF scraping tho Montauk's hull
was resumed this morning, and the re-
pairs on the vessel will proceed as rap
idly MS possible. 1t is stated here that
representatives OF the United States
government have been negotiating with
Claus Spreckles for the charter OF some
OF his vessels now on the Pacific coast,
and that he had agreed to hold them at
the disposal OF the navy department.
Mr.. Sprecl;les declines to be interviewed
OH the subject.
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AwoMAN WITH A RAZOR
Cuts tho Throat OF Anotiior Ono In tho
II.irr- Strccts of Memphis,

Cuts tho Throat OF Anothor Ono In tho
..6n strccts of Memphis.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Jan. 25.-Shortly be-
iorc 4 o'clock Miss Alice Mitchell and
Lizzie Johnston drove up to the custom
house, and moment later Miss Froda
Ward, OF Gold Dust, Arkansas, and her
sister 10, came up the levee. Without
warning Miss Mitchell jumped from tho
buggy and drawing-a n razor, cut Miss
Wards throat.
She then jumped into the buggy and
drove away. Miss Ward was picked up
and carried 10 IN infrmary, but died
on the way. The murderess was ar
rested tonight.
1t is alleged that Miss Ward has
made remarks OF decidedly uncompli-
mentary nature regarding Miss Mitchell,
and this is supposed 10 have been the
cause Of the tragedy.
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consideration on our part. ! am afraid
there aro expressions in his message
that will make q peaceful solution OF tho
difficulty harder to secure and much
moro distracting TO Chile at least, than
otherwise would be tho case. This
country should look 10 war, not rs the
first but as the last resort.
Senator Kenra, molnber oil tho
foreign affairs committee, declined to
givo his views for tho reason that he
would bo called upon 10 consider the
matter in committee.
"The message said Senator Faulk.
her, "is u lawyers analysis OF a great
mass OF correspondence; IN analysis in
spired by tho very highest patriotism,
nm analysis that brcathcs dctormina-
ton TO uphold tho honor and dignity OF
tho United States ull the world over"
Mr.. 9. w Buck, Minister to Peru
under President Cleveland, says the
Chilcans havo less in them in tho na.
ture OF giving in than any people in tho
world.
Speaker Crisp III preventative
Mills wero both too ave any ex.
preston. I.
Senator Carlisle, OF Kentucky, also
declined to be interviewed on tho SUBJ
jcct.
Secretary Blaine refused to say any.
thing whatever tonight in regard to
the Chilean situation, and in fact, per.
sistently declined to see any newspaper
men. (
In answer to n note, asking il Chile
had replied 10 tho Presidents ultima.
tum, Mr.. Blaine sent his servant back
with the laconic message: mo reply."
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To Carry Coal for Cruisers.

sAE Francisco, Jan. 25.-The South
ern Pacific steamer San Benito, which
has been chartered by tho United
States government to convey coal TO
Chile for war ships there. will probably
be ready for sea by Friday. It IS
learned that at least three other ships
will follow the San Benito on the same
errand and the cruisers in Chile will
soon have all the coal they need.
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BEVERLY FIRE SWEPT.
Twelve buildings Destroyed, Involving n
~. ~. r Loss OF 100000, 80

Y Loss of $4,000.
Special DftDaich 10 The Ia.dlicRctr.
CUMBERLAND, MD., jan. 95.-News
has just been received from Elkins,
w. Va, that. the town OF Beverly, five
miles beyond, is on fire. Tho entire
western portion is in ashes. Tho court
house is near the fire and tho docu-
ments are in danger Of being destroyed.
4 fierce wind prevails and there is n
probability that the town will DO partly
swept away. The fire originated from
4 detective iluo i'll the Buckeye House.
Twelve buildings have burned since 4
O'Clock, four stores, five dwellings and
two offices, besides stables and out
buildings. THE loss will aggregate $780,
600. No loss OF life is reported.
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Ordered To DUTY on tho Ohio.

WAs,uxGroS, D. O., Jan. o5.-Com-
mandcr +. Z. Chadwick has heen or.
dered to command tho repair ship
Ohio, Just acquired by tho United
States navy, and will join her at Boston,
where she is eXpectcd!to arrive in few
days from Philadelphia. Lieutenant A.
P. Nazro has been ordered to duty on
the Ohio as executive and Lieutenant
William P. Elliott as navigating officer,
She will be fitted out ior service at
Boston.
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WASHINGTON, D. G., Jan. 25.-Authcn-
tic information was received hero to-
day from England that the Chilean
government has Just purchased the
now cruiser now being built at Arm
strong's ship yard, New Castle, and
that her completion is being rapidly
pushed. This vessel is described rs a
high speed 5000 ton cruiser, very siml-
lar to the cruiser s"Twenty-Fifth OF
May" recently constructed by the same
firm for the Argentine Republic.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. 25.-secre.
tary Tracy tonight received dispatch
from Commander Evans, Of tho United
States cruiser Yorktown, announc-
ing tho arrival OF that vessel at
Callao, Peru. This is the port
to which tho Yorktown was ordered
to convey the Balmacedist refugees
taken aboard tho vessel at Valparaiso
The secretary said he could not make
public the text OF the dispatch tonight
as it Is in cipher. l.. ,:s4 81. ~
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and Bailey. Tho evidence taken show.
cd that Squire Townsend was not
guilty OF any intentional wrong, aud the
case against him was dropped. The
prosecution was conducted by District
Attorney SturGiss and Mr.. Elliott.