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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-02
DIR. pAnlEIli spEAKa

From tho London, city Temple Pulpit,
and UAes strong Language. X.
LONDON, Jan. 1.-New Years day has
been notable only for the enormous
crowds of church coers. 4llshouses Of
worship woro filled this morning with
persons anxious tn hear the annual re.
views and predictions Of the clergy.
At tho City TemplGH the Rev, DR..
Joseph Parker preached with his wouted
force and directness. His sermon, he
said, would DO collection Of messages
TO tho various classes OF the English
people. His first message, ho said, was
to preachers who must redouble their
efforts to toll tho truth to rich aud poor.
alike and not fear to expose corruption
in high places. His second mesSage
was TO tho Roman Catholics. They were
high minded, chivalrous and sympath.
otic. "Ncvertheless, ! hold" he said,
"thAt protestantism and popery are
never faithful to themselves, except
when they arc fighting each other to
tho death" Li
The third message was to members OF
Parliament, and tho fourth to directors
in public companies, Dr.. Parker made
scathing statement Of the despollia-
tion OF the small investor, o. carried on
by tho building societies which failed
in 1892. AttOr alludlng to the tasCality
Of conspicuous men connocted with
these societies, he said:
ITO tho corporation rogue / say:
you should bo hanged with the rope,
and buried IN the field OF Judas 1scariot.'
After reciting briefly the story of tho
liboral building society, and its wreck,
he stopped forward and shouted: "The
whole tNIe Of this cotnpany's disaster ID
too horrible for words; holl ia not hot
enough to punish Borno degrees Of
cruelty"
In giving his 9th message, addressed
to archbishops and bishops OF tho
Church OF England, Dr.. Parker satdt
u claim TO bo as much Of a blshop aS
any d you. Bishops Oro madO In
heaydn, not on Garth"
Tho denomination Of tho unon.
ployed at 81. Paul's Cathedral was on.
tlrely orderly. Some 1900 men, with
all tho Tower Hill leaders, marched up
10 tho Cathedral shortly before service
opened and took three times tho nun.
Dor Of seats roSerVed for thom. Canon
Henry Scott Holland preached AOr.
mon fail Of sympathy With thom.
After the sermon tho pFocesglon
moved from the Cathedral 10 CamboF.
well, singing tho "MarAeillalAO," aud
"Ths Starving Poor Of England"
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NEw YORK, Jan. 1.-The long overdue
Cunatd steamship Umbria hus arrived,
uar no,.or,or. oro ~ ,.hnr, Th,ir
1 t4e' HN4'S"SotS "o ." '''"O'', ~
baggage mas been cxa'nlnou' Many ol
thcln have loft town, and thouAands Of
anxious hearts reSt ensily relieved OF
4bo In.1on ~ on,.;..,, ,Sa, III ,,,r,,
s"s D"'uv" ~ ""N'esy '"' 4VA u'N"'
days weighed them down
The great steamship rests easily in
her berth at tho foot Of (IlaFkson street,
In. d,w. =, ,ot, 49,. Il H. ,sI nor
44e' 'uyS VI t"''' sSps1n'n Hl'.., e"N NV
Thousand battles aud perils arc past
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p1sAsTRous COCK NIGHT.
Imprisoned Spectators Make Plunge for
Ltbsrty-ERtAt Results,

NoRwIcu, Conn.,, Jan. l.-Norwich Is
the centre OF q famous cock fighting
district and the great tght Of the year is
always on New Years evening, 1t was
in progress last nighttttn a third
story room OF the Miaatoahmah Hotel.
whom u squad OF police who had walked
three miles from town surrounded the
house aud demanded Odmittance to the
room, Then eRsued panic, u mad,
reasopless fight on the part Of ono hun
dred men 10 escape.
Without q moment's hesitation the
whole company plunged through the
windows at the rear OF the room, and
0mid tho sounds of crashing, panes OF
glass and splinteEed sashes, dove head
long three stories to the ground.
The hall wRs cleared OF every man in
about ono minute. The air in q mo-
ment was filled with falling bodies.
Some fell on the tops Of carriages, three
or four on the backs OF frightened
horses, others came down turning over
and over IN tho air, and one heavy man
struck a policeman on the shoulders
and beat him to the ground,
Most OF them escaped dangerous in.
iuries, and they dove under the horses
bellies and without hats or overcoats
fled down tho country roads and across
tho snowy folds. They plunged by the
dozens into tho dark woods, but some
lay helpless on the ground,
Ono ilHn, Edward walsh, who weighs
200 pounds, dove head iormost through
n window. His head, struck n project
Ing ledge and his skull was crushed In
from above tho temple to his lower
Jaw bono. lie died instantly =,
Another man had his arm bro ken
and four others arc nursing broken
legs. The police arrested sovon men.
Including tho cripplOs. but most OF
them wero released on bonds.
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that the men could only get two drills
working ut one time, but with boring
on opposite rings two men cut simul"
taneously
TLere was very heavy sea running,
and there was the danger OF the shaft
moving at any moment, The repairs
with US had become chiefly aqueation
OF time,
"The fracture occurred 150 feet from
tho propeller, and about twelve feet
from the engines, The supports on the
shalt were more than twenty feet apart,
On tho morning Of the 9Th we weEe
ready to start, and tho captain moved
ahead cautiously, no we could SEQ how
it would stand, The heavy sea was
running, and, after two hours st9Gm.
ing, the head OF ono OF the bolts in the
tlangOs broke and we stopped again,
This time wG lay to for sixteen hours
and tho time was we'll spent, Tor 1t gave
us good experience by pointing ont
improvements OH the plans,
4 "At $40 II. m, on the 9Th, we were
ready for another start, and from that
timeon wo drove the ship a good 500
miles
" lolI you We could bring her that
fnueh further ii 1t wore necessary"
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THE uAWsER CUT.
The bohemia People Thought ssls.PrSseF
walton tho First Law

The bohemia People Thought selt'PrSaeF'
walton tho First Law
Nav YoRK, Jan. Lit was discovered
to-day that the steel hawser with which
the Umbria was towad by the Ham
burg.Ataerican steamship Bohemia, on
December "a, did not part solely be-
cause OF tho strain caused by the high
seas. A clean nick in ono OF the strands
indicates that the hawseF was cut aboard
tho Bohemia. 1t is probable that
tho Hamburg ship was in danger and
there was no time to back the euglnos
so that the hawser could bo cast OF. It
was partially cut by the engineers
chiseI, tho strain did the rest. Self
preservation alone would warrant hor
cutting the hawser and leaving the
Umbri0 in helpless condition, The
Bohemia Is due at Hamburg tomorrow.
The Umbra will not get new shalt
on this side Of the Atlantic The
Cunard limo has decided to have tho
fastened part OF tho shaft repaired in
such way that 1t will last for one voy.
age at least, and be practically as good
US u new shaft, This work will con-
sumo about week. 1t Is likely that
tho Umbtia will be ready to sail in
about ten days, She will steam at
threo-quarter speed. =,
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rRANCEs DANGER.

It Is From Suldsn UprlSlnE OF SIobS She
Can't Contend With.
Nsw YoRE, Jan. Tho Paris cores
pondent Of the Tribune says:
"Thc strength OF the many sections OF
tho party of disorder may not bo much
greater than it was a mouth ago.
Probably 1t is not even as great.
Panama scandals do not breed dyna.
miters all at once. What makes
agitation now formidable SO far rs 1t is
formidable, is first, a fresh opportunity,
and second, a better organization, Mln-
listers must be wetlaware Of both. Both
arc Of public knowledge and 1t is is
certain that tho police know far moro
than tho public and know some thing
to which the liveliest etfortsF OF the
most imaginative journals have notat'
tanned.
Tho committee Of public safety, as il
alarmed by tho general adoption Of so
ominous u name has ireChrtstened itself
tho Commission OF Eleven" and euve-
lopes Its present proceedings in mys-
terry. Attthat is known Is that 1t holds
daily meetings, and that its members
arc not agreed. There is a party which
would for che present do nothing but
organize the eighty sections.
There ia another which insists on the
demonstration against the Chamber on
tho 10th OF January. Citizon Pelnjean,
who is. violent, II not influential, de.
elaFaa hla programme 10. be something
more thanA demonstration. lie Is for
tho dissolution Of parliament by the
people. In his mouth ''the people,
means what 1t has meant In the mouth
Of every French donagogue since 1902
tho mob, any mob that Can DO got
together ut o given momont under tho
lead Of any handful Of scoundrels or
fanatics. Such a mob is only TO bo
dreaded when it collects suddenly, or
when tho rule Of terror ia established.
The authorities will not be able to say
OH the tenth Of January that they are
taken by surprise; nor can anybody cay
that public opinion is yet demoralized.
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hallway stnt,stIcs.

WASHINGTON, D. O. Jan. 1.-Prolimi.
nary reports on the income and oxpen-
ditare Of railways for tho year Ondod
juno 80, 1899, compiled by the statisti-
clan to tho Interstate Commerce Com.
mission will be made public soon.
The gross earnings Of l2S,34O,00 mtlCs
OF railway are shown to have been
Sg51, OPS, ,159, from which tho gross
earnings OF tho entire railway system
arc estimated to havo been 81, l,222,7l1,-
G9S. This Ii m increase Of SIPS, $50, 1903
over tho earnings Of tho previous year,
or an increase Of $50 por mile of lino
Tho operating expenses Tor the year
we're $sl4, ,7220S2, being IN increase Of
$S2, 1874, ,lSO, which leaves an increase in
net earnings OF iS49 1l5, ia, or S2,472 per
mile OF limo. Tho actual increased
revenues from passenger service were
S3l, ,5O0,O3S, or $247 per mile OF line, as
against an increase in tho revenue from
freight service OF sol ,506,67l, or $500 per
milo Of line.
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San FRANclsco, Jan, l.-Tho old year
was closed last night by unique and
terrible tragedy by which Sydney Nc.
Coy, young lawyer, agod IS, lost his
life and Miss Grace King, aged 10, is in
nm unconscious condition. A party Of
about Ai!y friends assembled last night
night at MCCoys house on Guerrero
street, to watch the old year out and
the now year in. The feature Of
the evenings entertainment was
tho production OF short play
written by Mccoy and performed by
amateurs, Tho plot OF the play
was the betrayal Of a baud Of Russian
Nihiltsta by ono Of their number. The
Nihilists discover their traitor and con.
domn her to doAth. They decide by
lot who shall perform the execution,
and tho number fell to the character
portrayed by Mccoy. Miss King played
the part OF traitor. She is given the
choice Of being killed, or stabblng hers
self aud chooses the latter alternative.
McOoy handed her stout dagger,
which had been in his family for many
years.
In tho play tho girl instead Of killing
herself was TO stab her exocutionor, and
and as Miss King received tho knife she
reached forward to-touch Mccoy on the
breast with tho knife. At the same In
staRt Mccoy started towards the girl,
whom she stumbled, and falling forward
with tho dagger in her hand drove 1t
through McCoy's heart. Mccoy showed
wonderful vitality and presence otmind.
He walked into tho next room and
asked for doctor and then fell dead.
Tho girl knew there had beon an aG-
Cidont OF some kind, but did not know
Mccoy was killed. She was taken
home and afterwards on advice Of
friends gave herself up to tho police.
She was taken to the city prison at 8
o'clock in tho morning and when she
entered tho prison tainted aud has
since remained unconscious. This
morning McCoy's two brothers secured
her release by giving bonds for 1000
for her appearance. The girl was then
taken homo aud is in a critical con.
dltion. @
Tho accident Is explained by the fact
that recently Miss King suffered from q
eprained ankle and she had been uaing.
crutChos to walk with, but had laid
them aside to practice tho part in the
play. AS she nude a motion to stab
Mccoy she rested her weight on the
weak foot, 1t gave way and she fell for
wNrd, lt
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WAsHINdToN, D. G., Jan. l.-Secre'
tary Eiking has received q cable mos.
sage from Mr. franklin Simmons, thu
American artist at Romo, saying that
he would accept tho commission to
create statue Of General Logan IN
Washington City, and tnat he would
begin work on tho model at once, 80 as
10 have 1t ready for inspection at WASH
ington lnaido Of ak moMtha.
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pr. Maatyna sn.at.a ftt. Mind.

NEW YoRE, Jan. l.-DE McGlynn
smoke at tho untl.poyOrty society meet.
ing at Cooper Union tonight and ro.ai-
atmCd his belief In tho docttInor
Of tho society, The preaching oil
which lBd 10 his accommodation,
Ho spoke With all his old tlmo force,
aud Ret At rest all talk Of his having Fsl
traCled and npologlEed before no WAI
toBLoE0l 70 his prlGatlY lunCLIonI.
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Hosp1rALwoRK
At tho Worlds Foir--What tho Women
Propose 10 Do.

At tho Wortd'S Fatr-lYhnt the Women
Propose 10 Do.
NEw YoRK, Jan. 1.-The board otludy
managers Of tho Worlds Fair, finding
that thorc would be slight opportunity
in the liberal arts department for show.
ing tho remarkable work Of the organi.
zatiou Of women in tho hospital and
trained nurse service, have planned atl
elaborate system Of service, both for
the convenience aud comfort Of the
public and to aid tho directors during
tho timo Of the exposition.
The plans for medical service pro.
nutgatud BY the medical director con.
template the maintenance Of q hospital,
in which tho most advanced. modern
theories will be demonstrated, One Of
tho features OF this will bo effective
ambulance service, In which each am.
baiaHea is 10 be accompanied by a
trained nurse, whom called, for the 70.
lnoval Of patients to tho hospital.
The hospitals most vitality interested
have united with the board OF lady
managers In presenting 10 the directory
u plan OF oul.oi.dOor hospital service,
In which tho BellOviow, tho Mount
SINAI, tho Roosevelt, the Hanncman,
and the Now York hospitals. all Of
New York; the great hospitals Of Penn.
sylvNnla and Massachusetts, as we'll as
tho trained nurse and physician organ.
iENtious Of Illinois, arc repreaonted, not
only maintaining q practical exhibit OF
national Importance, but maintaining
without expense 10 tho exposition q
sorlOS OF relief stations on the Oxposi.
ton grounds, by means Of which tho
safety 0nd comfort Of tho public will bo
greatly served. In their plan, the lady
lnanaVcrO lGvo boen working In most
cordial cooperation with tho chief Of
the liberal arts department
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APopnlSr Verdict,

JAcKsoNvltIS, Fla, Jph,1'- The jury
In the case OF tho state against Thorn.
ton stringfcllow, for killing Charles II,
Pratt, editor OF the Gainesville, Fla,
DdiIv L<djd, was out only fifteen min.
utCs. strinRtOtfow caught Pratt n .id.
6ranh deliettt with his wife, and killed
him, and tho verdict Of tho jury, mot
guilty" mot with popular approval, and
caused q ripple Of applause In the court
ShntN
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pI1srAKEN SIGNALS.
Why the Gallla Passed blythe story q
the EnGihost,

Why the GalliR PnSSsd Dy-Ths Story ek
the Engiaos. n
Ngw YoRK, Jan. LAT 2:50 p. m.
nocembor p8U snid Cantain AFcKay.
~ $500 .ho c,Il,a hornJi o,sns.
we slSusSu tue Sa",A' poEAI ss1s' ri,
We signa4ed her 70 lay py, ona ene a!u
40 for time. Az we also signaled her
4hot Yo ware milking repairs and az.
sN"s "S W. - -, ~. a !. II.
pected to proceed on our Waytls lsevlf
dent that sne tooK tnas lIk " ASs1st sNtt
ance tnat we ul4 noS heeu IsE' au4i ANi sse ~
proceeueo on neE Mnyi, @ = ,ans sIe
passengers e&PEtessseG ts ~ T.ss ~ Satt
ut tho action OF inc u9'lltt y. !Ie ~!
ue before We hau testeo ot sEltttle,f
after repairs. s,ios
I'm reference 70 haVlnR otneEf 4. fsseatnf 's.iL!
ers to tow Us, would say thas = wv
not towing weather wnen Weneeuea y,
sistance, and when the Weatner setsisI llvsi
our repatra were cot1ptess aaa Me etu ~
not need help. FIRE 1s!anq Ma, Spea.n I,satl
Friday at midnight. sWeslgnaIleo tnen u
and received no response. ! \ es!e4uay (. ~
$3.50 u. IN. We anchored oil sanqy hooE
Lghtship, aud passed tho hoek at - !.
d. IN. The weather was Yety iapSl ~ N
our favor alter the aeelaelIe l'SEo s,n
was no alarm Of excitement q Sagy ,i,;. Mn.
tuEo to, "o fnoiiSo g ~ Il s5nnaintment Al not
. tlgu .iio iTSt ~ oOt W tySrIstmas dinner on
Sss DStls ap,o .be SoSSSo " v@S Eas pleasant one
s sao.9i ~ ' 'o.r.iH its .7s3
ioT a.. ,.an." on I01To 1iIToor,in.on tbsiohieF eng.
,s t,N"ES1S tSS 1f,nhr,n tsss sssn oftor thn
L iMeVt ~ w." w., joHLSa IA aid: 'i'it wns
s,o"IsSt sS FsI,NS "9 Noon tTha wssther was
Seovv y" S''I md a wSs blowing q rale Of tho
,yors; H; l,;nI. Tho cnVinos were racing,
Wo5ss Sd s,is KIN: aH.od 1aS ,YSs oniv SsoSSrSte
"% %rRo oasineer re on adj duty flrst observed
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WASHINGTON, D. O., jan. 1.-The sus.
pension Of tho discriminating duties on
sugar imported into Canada via. the
United States, reported from Ottawa,
will hardly be considered by the gov
ernment Of the United Statog as satis'
factory evidence on the part OF tho
Canadian government Of entire good
and friendly feeling. The presumption
Is that tho law has been found TO be OF
no advantage to Canada, and therefore
1t has been suspended.
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NEw YoRE, Jan. 1,.-Firo invaded the
Jesuit College ofst. Francis XHvior, OF
West Sixteenth atreot to-day, and tho
Row Thomas Gornley was overcome by
smoke and died within G.t0K ttilnutoS
after ho was rescued.
Whilo the flro was In progress 1000
people were attending services In the
church nUxt door They wore told that
thero was no danger and remained tih.
til tho ond ot the SefVieea
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pnhlln I,nhL N,nInnnnt.

WASHINGTON, D. O, Jan. l.--The pub.
lie debt statement tor December will
not bc published until Tuesday next.
II Is estimated that II will show loss
In cash during December OF $l,000,0O0,
making the not cash about $2O,0000 900,
Pension payinGnts during December
have boon slightly In excess Of $4,000.
900, OF at tho tuto Of $3.50, 900, 600 a year,
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New YoRK, Jan. 1.-The Griffin
Billy Murphy glove battlo TO take place
before tho Coney Island Athletic Club
10 now fixture. Tho date Of tho eight
has been definitely agreed upon and
tho minor details have been sattstac.
torily settled. Tho contest, which, by
tho way will be a star attraction, gives
promise OF being ono Of tho bcSt fStle
arguments ever debated before tho sea-
shore club with gloves II will occur
on February 9th. Tho golden inoen'
tive will bo purse Of 5000.
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FArnEn 1IENn1ors 1DAv1Nos.
Tho Estate of tho ErOnomitOs may amount
To Twentv Millions.

toTwentx Millions.
BEAVER FALLS, PA, Jan. 1.-Regard.
ing the possessions Of tho Economics
there arc somo things yet to
be told that have never been published.
Indeed, of the mass Of stuff
that has boon given pub.
licity in this community in connection
with these people during tho past few
DAYS, there is little but what has caused
those we'll informed about tho aINirs OF
tho society to smile at the minimum Of
fact in tho maximum OF the story.
Several weeks prior to tho death Of
Father Honrici, and when 1t became
known that the career Of tho remark
ablc old man was certainly closing. the
trustees Of tho society cont an expert
accountant to this city to make q thor
ough investigation Of Its assets.
It has been alleged that tho society
would show up fabulous wealth, and
that 1t was practically bankrupt
Neither OF which statements arc true,
and both given out without any show
Of real authority for publication. Since
tho beginning Of tho work Of investiga.
tlon referred to the accountant has boon
ceaseiessiy busy, aid OIL Friday last his
showing Of tho partially completed in.
ventory footed up real estate, buildings,
manufacturing plants, bank stocks,
etc, to anaggregato gilmore than S., ,60O,.
600, and the work was but fairly woll
started.
it is stated on the authority Of a
member Of tho society, whose position
enables him to know how tho showing
progresses, that when tho work OF tho
expert accountants Is finished, tho ag-
gFegRte assets will foot up not less than
$2O,O00,O 900 and perhaps more.
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A0neatLnn of YerneItx.

New YoRx, Jan, 1.-captain Jones, Of
the steamship Calico, made a state.
ment to-day to tho effect that Captain
Mckay of the Umbria refused to take
q tow Of the Calico. Captain Mckay
has said that he was anxious to have
the Galileo tow him, but that Captain
Jones declined to do so,
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MILWAUKEE,, WE, Jan. 1--whilo
working In hls ofE1Co in tho court house
al virOqua, Vernon county, last night
John II. JOHNSON was confronted by
two strangers who compelled him at
tho point OF revolvoFs TO open tho safe
and hand ovOF tho cash, about 81, 600,
Tho robbers thon locked johnson In
tho 0alO and eSCApod. ThOtO ID no Clue.
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cnicAoo, jan. i.--suit for divorce waI
tilud to-day by General j. Blackburn
Jones, Of Now York, formerly Chicago
lawyer Mrs. Jones fled q similar ap.
pllcailoa nearly a year ngo, alleging
cruelty, ThOlF daughter testified that
llsf father Was kind, but that hoF moth.
or played BILLIARDS. and pnkqr with mon
whom hOt laih6t dislIkid iild Z.
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WHg5Emg a EHappVg Prosperous New Year TO Allu

spoke in haste, and the General" told
somebody else that II the man had not
done so he should have made an eXHm'
pie Of him, McViGkRr, who, is q nstal'
wart youth, did not seem to cNusideF,
however, that he had had q vert4ut'
rnW hRrAnh ~
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NEW GoLp FIELps
In Colorado swnrrulHg With PrOSpOctOrS
seven Thousand 1hEFO.

AoVUn Thousand There.
DENVER, CoLo., Jan. LA Republican
special from Durango says: A miner
named Hito arrived this morn.
ing from tho San Juan gold
mines and brings tho first information
from thore. He says that tho miners
aro spending most OF their timo guard
ing their claims to prevent them being
jumped. No trouble has arisen yet, but
there will probably be somo before long,
About seven thousand people arc
scattered through the letds, there be-
ing no towns or organized gov
ernment Tho Uto. aud Navajo In
dians look with disfavor on
tho encroachmcnt OF the prospoctors on
tboir grounds but are numerous enough
to cause trouble. It estimated that five
hundred persons aro daily arriving at
the 1elds,
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srAvSroN, Va, 1aa. i.--Judso J, d.
Mpney, ono Of tho judges Of tho appel,
lAte court Of Indiana, Is quito III at tho
Virginia hotel, In this city. Judge
Moncy has bnun shown every oouttuSy
by tho Ma1bns Of stauntOn, hO bUlng {
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-02
A VERITABLE TRAGEDY
On tho Mimic Stage, Although It
Was Not Intended,
A YOUNG H0NRN'S SAD PLIGHT,

A San Francisco Society Lady Held
in Ten Thousand Dollars hail For
Virtually Carrying Out the Plot OF
tho Play..sho Stabbed tho Hero TO
Death, and Was Not Aware of 1t
Until Hours AftGrwar'ls..A Romans
tic Story From tho Pacific Coast.