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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-03-17
'THE SIGNAL OF DISTRESS
Was Answered BY the Steamship
Elmyille.
in A STARVING CONDITION,


FHlfADEI.pHtA Match five are
starving: won't you help us2n was this
signal OF distress which sailors aboard
the British steamship EimTilic saw or
March dying from the tniz1entopmasi
Of strluge vessel ia latitude SS. "A
longitude g.. 50 TIE Elmsilie. which
arrived In Philadelphia Wednesday
with a cargo Of copper pyrites from tn.
Spanish port OF Iinelya. had Responded
to the distress signals Indicated, and
Capt Dover. her commander told how
he and his crew had found and saved
the Mathematical crew.
The vessel whose crew had run alofi
their signals Of starvation were on
board the iron ship. Western Monarch,
Capt Thomas. bound from Calcta 10
New York, with cargo 81 nitrate Of
soda The Monarch had been within
100 miles Of Sandy Hook and had been
driven back by terrific northwest gales
to within 100 miles OF the Bermndas
Prior to this time her run had been a
long one. and the stores had run
short Everything in the line Of
food was gone. excepting five
pounds If bread, on the morning
the Elmville was sighted. There
were twenty two men dependent upon
this scant supply Of food, and who had
been on short allowance for weeks.
For three weeks all hands had
been living on pea soup, and this
had been ex hausted some days previ-
ously. For smoking tobacco the sail
ors had been using tea and tobacco
leaves and old rope scaled from the
rigging. and, while this did not com
pare with the best Cuban leaf. the de-
mand was great and tho supply lin
tied AT last the use Of this iinprovised
tobacco, like that Of food, was entirely
cut off; otherwise the ships rigging
would have been scraped away. There
was also evidence Of scurvy among the
crew. The hungry sailors were rowed
over to the Elmyille and given a boun-
tiful dinner, after which supply Of ba-
con, pork and beef and canned goods
was provided for them, and slowed
away in the boats, This was sufficient
to last them three weeks longer, So,
with volley Of cheers, they babe the
Eimyllle and her crew farewell and
rode away towary their vessel The
storms at sea had just moderated
sufficiently to render practicable this
form ofsuccor; otherwise there would
prUOaUfy ifstvv bcru rnnniba tfsur Orr
| board the Western Monarch II she had
weathered the gales
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PiTTsBUisGu. Pa, March Nv. @.
McLaughlin. boy charged with en-
bezzling $1,000 from the District Tcle-
psso4ae. Co, BY which he was employed
ns, a collector, Is now In tho central
station. The boy says that he has car
ried on scheme Of getting money from
his collections for about year and has
gotten something like 81 300. He began
as a messenger and had occasion TO 90
on messages. which enabled him TO gel
more than he deserved. When be be.
came collector his salary Of $40 per
week was not large enough to satisfy
his tastes. He said his salary did moi
allow him 70 take his girl 10 the theatei
and otherwise enjoy himself. 50 he stole
his employers funds
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A CANADIAN COACHMAN
viii marry a Rich Massachusetts
Widow.
A 100000 DOLLAR BRIDE,
Poor Freneh- Canadian wiz Discard His Livery Fer
Dress saitTke Widow WIN Wear the Most
Magnificent Costume Seen IN the Ceeaty.

Ensr0x, March II. The widow oi
the late IN Hitler, 81 Wilmington, who
Is worth over 81 0an Oo9. and who ere,
atcd such i sonsaiiau two years agc
when her husband died Nv providing 4
e,sts b and mansolcuin which cost nearly
b inilhu dollars, IS going g marry hei
tuaellnan. a poor, nncouth, ureducntea
French canadian. WHO has bvcn en-.
piavca ly her less than year Ills
name Is Meter Snrirttc, but since Ills
engagement 10 Mrs llllicr his name
hrs boon changed to Henry Hitler IT,,
In efsler Mira Hitler says, that the
nn,ar wlil lie pcrpetuatcd. As soon as
the nIaflsagc Is consumniatcd Surrette
viii W put through a course 81 llar'
v,sra university.
IN tho mean time a private tutor has
him in charge. Mrs Ililicr's bridal
dress VIII lie the NEST magnificent ever
seen in this country II Will be very
thick, white satin, with long court
train, trimmed with roses and grange
blossoms Tho dress viii have en-.
pirc sleeves and Bertha rufflcs
The bridal veil VIII be three
yards wide and trimmed in
an exquisite fashion. Mrs I'LL.
Ter will wear white silk stoclings
and white satin slippers Her jewclry
will consist Of gems seldom seen except
on queens. While III her everyday life
she has over siO.0 900 worth Of gems On
her iIngers, on this occasion She Will
be literally covered with sparkling Ola.
isoAds and other jnwels. The ndorn
mcnt includes nelcgantdiamond neck.
lace. tiara, earrings, bracelets heavily
set with diamonds and waist belt Of
the same precious stones Her roccp'
ton drcss will b. OK poarl-cosorcd silk.
trimmed with bands or pearls with
fringe aud lace aiorninentS TIE trav-
cling dress will be OF white cloth with
black velvet sleeves. and d black band
on tie skirt The groom will be ar
rayed III costly evening dress with a
white embroidered silk vest, pparl-col-
orcd silk gloves. white sntin puff tie. He
VIII wear no jewclry The church
where tic ceremony win talSe place Is
being specially frcacoed fur the occasion
aud the floral decorations will be beau
tiiii in the extreme. Snrrctto who.
when lie Arst came ID Wilmington. wns
wearing oyera!ls and chopping goed, Is
having six fine suits 81 clothes made
Cor him and he win live like y king.
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TAg AawAmAN QUESTION.

The New I imi ht,asisn itcis " Neees-
snry % Mt ii the Ifnttes4 saew.
INV loGK. Marsh III The Washing
ton correspondent NJ tile sun Says: 1T
Is known iliat JFigc tirs,sham has
found tiiac g pay tlile attention 70 the
Hawaiian question. This win be made
obvious when tho official dispatches
which are nov on their way ID ilonolu-
III come to bc published.
"A friend az President Cleveland Is
my authority Tor the statement that
the new administration has felt II to be
necessary to begin the Hawaiian bnsi-
ness anew, and the difference between
what viii be tane 1T 4 what WAS in
tended and bcRnn by Harrison win
mainly be matter ~ manner and Of
length Of time taken q accomplish re-
suits SO nearly the same TINT II will re-
quire fine Analysis u distinguish be-
tween Them
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THE ,HEADSMAfl.
Fourth Assistant Poaimastcr-G cnerni
takes itis fcat.

Fourth Assistant Poaimaetcr- GENERAL
lakes itta frat.
WAsHfsoroN. March II. Fourth AZ.
sistant ,ostmaster-Hencra Maxwell
has dropped down into the chair 81 the
post Office departments hcadsmnn, 4
place filled until few days ago BY
Mai Rathbone, of Hamilton. O Max.
well Il Of middle age, with a handsome
face and figure, and mild. not TO shy
benevolent, expression Of eountenance.
Ii Is difficult TO look &c him and realizs
thatit q BY his hands the terriblcax will
Ia swung, md that ii ID hIs muscles that
will tumble thousands upon thousands
81 republican heads into the rows 81
baskets THAT wait 70 feceIva tnum. 1.fte
slaughter will begin, II is supposed,
about Saturday. lie Is on record as
with the opinion that republican Of.
ficials ought 70 20 as fast Ms their terms
expire. II not little faster and a good
many OF them are now awaiting his
deathly attentions,
Among his friends the impression
prevails TINT ne will prove even more
Industrious and expert with the as
than was J. $. Garrison.
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Murderers DIG In PrIaon.

TREsToS. N. j.. March II. Two muir
dcrcrs died in the State prison here
Wednesday. Samuel sutton, who was
sentenced for life for killing man
named Hopper 10 Bergen county, died
Wednesday morning. Both Sutton and
his victim were colored. sutton was
originally sentenced to be hanged. but
his sentence was commuted He has
been an inmate Of the Trenton State
prison since 1869. and was "a years Of
age. Louisa Shoclxley, 2 colorcd wom-
mn who was serving q twenty years
sentence for having strangled her child,
died Wednesday afternoon In the pris-
on. Her crime was committed lastfall,
and she had been but few months In
tho prison.
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PAnKERsnuna. Nv. Va, March IL.
Another lot Of countcrfeitcrs was
brought ia by deputy United States
marshnis Tuesday. While the officers
were making their search back in the
interior they came upon . ledge Of
rocks. concealed Ia which they found
mouids for making 20. 10 and cent
pieces, and 81 bad quarters and es spn-
rious 5 cent pieces were found. Tho
hunt Is still going on and other arrests
will follow, among them probably two
women. Arthur Mills was given pre-
iiminary hearing Wednesday and jailed
IN default Of bail The arrest 81 Mills
aud Hines. the latter d near relative ~
a member Of the Legislature. has stirred
up much feeling.
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I,aliri w. rnnntir Arreated.

81. PETERspUR0, March II, "A hor
Tible case Of religious fanaticism Is re,
ported by tho government at Saratoh
A baptist missionary, wishing to prcys
the divinity Of his mission, undertook
TO raise the dead. In frenzy he smoth
cred poor girl IN bed IN order that bs
might have the opportunity o. restoring
her to life. He uttered the words
MAID, arise, Z and breathed into hei
nostrils. He was Mortified. like her az
onized mother. who stood by, that tn.
girl did not respond. The missionary
has been arrested.
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wonders Claimed FOR New Telephone.
CHICAGO, March II. Application vii
be made TO the city council at its mex
meeting for Ii franchise III behalf u ID.
Harrison international Telephone
company, which has been organized
with capital Of $50, COO, 900 to operate
telephone Of which Dir. ~ NJ. Harri
son Of Kansas city, cousin Of the ex
president, Is the inventor. II Is on al
entirely different principle from tn,
Bell patent and can be operated 81
cheaply as to give subscribers an eff
cient service ut one-third Of the prescn
cost.
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CONDENSED NEWS
t;athersdEFrom All Parss OF tths ceuntry
bv Telegraph.

49,
br Telegraph.
Several cascs az cholera have an
peared In the prison Ia Moscow.
The general assembly Of Irish Pres-
byterians In session 1t Belfast con-
demned the home rule bill
Yale seniors voted TO continue wear
ing caps and gowns after easter. One
funny" student also favored crinolsne.
but was sat down upon.
The directors Of the New York Cen
trail road held meeting Wednesday
and decided toincreasc the capital stock
Of that company from So. ~. 900 to
500. o00. 900.
John Murphy, a hostler Of New York,
saved the life Of 60-year-old widow By
giving MP eight ounces Of blood It the
rate Of 62K cents per ounce She had
been asphyxiated by gas.
The Northern Pacific steamship Ta-
coma arrived at Victoria. u. G.. flying
the yellow Nag. There we're three cases
Of smallpox on board among the Chi
nese The steamer was quarantined.
A Berlin dispatch says: II the report
that Chilli and Peru will ask Switzer-
land to act as arbitrator in their dis
putes is true, the head Of tho high court
at Lausanne will be entrusted with the
duty.
A little son Of Mrs Cattle Hubbard.
Of Portsmouth, o., was knocked over by
bicycle ridden by Tilton uncis The
child's injuries arc regarded as fatal.
Huels was also injured, but not DANGER
ously.
The Colorado senate Wednesday
morning passed bill abolishing capital
punishment. The bill will doubtless
become law, as Gov. Waite is known
TO favor it, and 1t is almost certain to
pass the house.
Ex-Congressman Blount. envoy Of the
administration to Hawaii to look into
the status Of affairs there regarding IN.
nexation matters, arrived at Chicago al
midnight and left Thursday morning
for San Francisco
Ats Louis Harland Murray. after a
dispute with his wife. attempted TO
shoot her. The bullet instead struck
and killed his sixty-seven-year-o
mother, who attempted TO shield her
daughter from the jealous mans fury.
Edward Parker Deacon, the slayer Of
Abeille, sailed on the Travo from Lon
don Wednesday. with his daughter Gla-
dys. for New York, with the intention Of
rejoining his other children ut Newport.
GLADYS Is the child whom Mrs Deacon
abducted.
Recorder smyth. Of New York, has
refused to grant new trial In the case
Of Carlyle Harris. who IS under sentence
to die for poisoning his schoolgirl wife.
who was Helen Potts. There is now
no hope for him save from the governor
or president
Word has been received announcing
that plot to assassinate Director Rod.
erigues Of Costa RIGA, In San Jose, has
bean nnearfhed E0rtp leasling Costa
Rican liberals arc Implicated in
the plot, oil OF whom have beer arrested
and put in prison.
The Carnegie Steel Co, OF Homestead,
Pa, recently gave an order 70 Whit
worth & Co. Of Manchester, Eng, Tor
a massive piece Of machinery. - have q
capacity OF 10. 900 tons pressure and to
cost over $1,000, 900. Il will manufac.
ture armor plate.
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STILL MISSING.
The Saranlc IhIrty-two Days Overdue
somo hope.


NEW YoaK, March H. Thirty-two
days have now passed. SINCE anything
has boon seen 81 the White Star
!. frcigllter. Naronic The Majestic, Of
tho White Star line, came up 70 quar-
antine Wednesday,, but had not a word
OF the missing ship The only vessel
sighted was an outboundt,tcamer The
Majestic reports Ano weather.
Word has been received ~ The White
Star people that the Teutonlc has pnt
into Liverpool with no news Of the
Naronic. She deyiatcd FROM hcr regular
course and took d more southcrly
route than usual, In hopes Of running
across the missing frcightcr
The very fact that no debris has been
reported by any 81 the transatlantic
vessels gives some cause for hope. II Il
hardly possible that II the Naronic had
been pouaded to pieces by heavy seas
that she would not have left some
traces in the way Of floating spars Of
something 81 the kind.
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PHn.ADELpnrA, March II. The cor
oner's jury which Wednesday inyesti-
gated the crash on the Pennsylvania
road near South Station. on Washing.
TONS birthday, when five persons were
killed. Wednesday night reached yer.
diet that the collision was an unayoid
able accident. caused by the slippery
condition Of the rails rho proper sig
nails were displayed, hut the air brakes
refused 10 work and the express train
crashed into the local train by its owr
momentum
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New YoRK, March II r. Edwin FL.
well. the sculptor o. this city, has just
received the contract from the Gettys.
burg Monument commission to make
an equestrian statue 81 Gen. Winfield
Scott Hancock, TO be erected at q com
manding point on the Gettysburg bat.
tlcfield. The statue will be Of heroic
size and will rcprcs nj the hero Of Get
tysburg seated on horse and directing
the movements OF the troops on the
historic field.
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a pisTuRRgR.s DEATH.
A Tcnnesseean, Nhe GaAsed Family Trou-
hes, Il tfiiied & ith bullets.

a 7ToAnessaean, VINO Inased FamEIy Ir0n-
hes, II ifiiied 4 ith Bullets.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, March II Tho
dead body Of Dr. a. n Sonthgate wns
found in narrow alley in Clarksburg
Carol county, Tuesday morning.
Ills chest and abdomen had numer-
Gus bullet holes in them. pr. South
gate had recently beencnught In conn
promising position with the wife Of
w b tirogna, md tlse husband bud
warned him Is lcavc Town. Tuesday
she wrote note signed Your Friend. !"
making an appointment Dir. Souttts
gates body WIS only about ten feet
from Grogan's back door Mrs Gro
gan admits writing the note. but
her husband did not know II Grognn
Is missing
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NEW YoaK. March n The Madison
Avenue Reformed church, Rev Dr. Alb
bott L. Kittrcdgc, pastor, IS the recip
lent Of a gift If $4,000 from Isaac n
BroAawa, for the erection Of a mission
AIRY building, conditioned upon the pur
chase III 4 Site by the congregation, a
first avenue and Sixtieth street, which
viii cost $50, 600
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The siixnr .tntn. "a All nahaa,

NEw YoRK. March FLA morning
paper states that the full length statue
Of Miss Ada Rchan for the Montana ex
hibiiion at the Worlds fair, and which
has caused such widespread discussion
will not be made sculptor Park, 81
Chicago, II is stated, has changed tbs
plan entirely, ard oalga bust cf MS;
fsehan Will be made. Ne reason ii $
signed FOR the change LiIt il Is believed
Miss Rchan objected to the full length
statue.
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PITTsBuRGH. March II The Penn
sylvania railroad II gffuFrfy to enter q
new and rich bituninous coal field In
West Virginia Alrcadya corps Of sens
gineers is surveying line from West
Brownsville along the west side Of the
Monongahela river to the state line to
connect with the proposed route Of the
West Virginia and Pennsylvania which
will be an extension ot the Charleston,
Virginia and Pittsburgh railroad.
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On trial for Numbering lier Chlld.

WELLsHURo. w. Va. March n. The
trial Of Mrs. Mary Spease, who Is
charged with numbering her adopted o.
year-old daughter, Norweils Starr, last
November. Is on trial here. The heart
less actions Of Mrs. spease IN the court
room have done much TO Offset any pos
sible feeling Of sympathy that might be
had for her. DR. J. r johnson. the
county physician, gave strong evidences
against the woman Ia relating the con-
dition he found the child ia on the sevs
erai occasions he was called 10; at ono
time both eyes were blaclsened and
closed, at another time the left leg
broken and the skull fractured
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Four i,,Iured in = TIRE.

PATERSON. n j., March l7.-Turn
hall, building covering half block,
was totally destroyed by fire Thursday
morning. Four persons were injured
ana AS thought that two OF them win
He. The men who were injured are
firemen. They were caught in the
building when the walls collapsed.
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Na.v s.nu,,,,g nm 1.r Ae,tucky.

TRANSFORM KY, March ~ Tn
house receded from its former actiol
upon the gaming bill. and eoncurrcd i
the senate amendment to the bill re
lating 10 gaming, which prohibits tn
operation Of billiard or pool tables i
the same apartment with aysaloon, o
opening into saloon room. The bill
was passed and Is now a law
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SNORT session 81 the senate.

WASHINGTON. March II. The sepatc
was in session less than three
minutes Thursday, and after hearing the
prayer they adjourned until Monday.
The reason for this was that the presi-
dent had notified the democratic lead
ers that there would be no nominations
and SO rather than discuss the question
as 10 what4the senate would do during
the extra session it adjourned.
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~ !
Glad.toac.s Uncr to The vat!ca

LONDON, March IL THE Rome cor
respondent 81 the standard says thai
Mr.. Gladstone has+ agreed TO restore
diplomatic relations with the vatican,
on condition that the paTe Use his infin.
ence in favor d sThc home RUE bill. Al
internuncio, says the correspondent
will he sent to Londcn 70 negotiate Z
final agreement with the government
\ He will not be received at court.
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ST. LOUIS. Mo. March n -Pitche
Bob Caruthers has been given his i'm
conditional release By President VoI
Der Ahe, and Is free 70 sign where b
pleases The ST Louis Browns hav'
left for q southerDtrip. They win pla,
at Memphis, Chattanooga, Nashville
and other cities jos Qninn has beef
appointed field captain Of the team.
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utler's Memorial Services

BosroN, March H. fremont Temple
was we'll flied Wednesday night by an
audience gathered to listen to the But
Ter memorial exercises under the
auspicics Of the city Of Boston. Mayor
Matthews presided IL Il. Grcenhalge,
Of Lowell. was the enlogist Miss
Eleanor sullivan read a memorial poem
written by James Jeffry Roche. editor
~ tho p;lck
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AsnEynLk. NJ G. March 1.-THE
sentences Of win and Tom Whitson,
murderers, who were 10 hang az Bakers
vile, March "a. have been committed BY
Gov Carr to 50 years in the peniten-N
tiarv
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GRAND RApIDs. Mich, March r.
Fred Wright, who was knocked out IN
the third round 81 u prize fight Tues
day night is still unconscious and will
probably die The police are hunting
/ Tor the promoters Of the match.
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WAsnlsoToS. March IL. Customs re
ceipts arc Increasing. and during III,
rndnth Of March ii Is anticipated tina
they viii foot UP SIS, 100000 For tn
first ton days 81 this month the receipt
ii The port 81 New York from custom
have aggregated s4j 5o6, 900. as agains
IS. sos, 900 Nor the corresponding perio
Of last year.
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syAsmlSGToN, March lit has been
decided 10 name the new military post
IL IL cstalssishcsI near Essex Junction,
vl.. 1t Ethan Allen, IA honor 81 the
revolutionary patfiot VINO 40 one time
aN.:ca tie land where the post is nov
sitnaLed
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rroG Virciiow Yi.its America.

NEW York. March II. Prof virchow,
the eminent German surgeon, arrived
on the Lain Thursday morning. Prof.
Rudolf virchow is one Of the best
known scientists Of Europe. Indeed,
there is no one who stands higher. He
has served seSs5al governments as i
medical head.
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MITCHELL, Ind, March II. Miss An
ME Adams Of indian Springs took a
horseback ride. Suddenly her horse
became frantic. CHANGING back she saw
a snakes head protruding from a rent
in the saddle and striking at the horse.
Miss Adams sprank on and securing D
club killed the snake d big blue racer.
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california Annette Gao Aasigns.

SAN FRANcfsco. March n. The Cali
foruia Athletic club. under whose aus
piccs many famous mills has been
fought. has made an assignment for the
benefit OF creditors. The amount Of as
sets and liabilities is not announced as
got NJ NJ g3ss4s8