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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-05-24
THE NEW YORK'S "TRIP.
SHE RECEIVES A PREMIUM,


HoaroN, May ~ With forward tor
poslo tubes buried deep In the sen and
The water pushed almost rs high as her
forecastle, the U. :. armorel cruiser.
New York, steamed AGREES the line
Monday. breaking the worlds record
nndwinning for her builders tho largest
prcrainm ever paid Ia any country.
When twcnty-one knots was predicted
~ tho speed for the now cruiser, many
hoped, but few believed THAT her en-
Rincs would ever be able 81 drive such
IN Immense nanSs nf steel through che
water al this rate When she crossed
the iiHe MunAay, however.with q specd
Of 2I.00 knots through tho water, and
some corrections yet 70 be added for
tide. the enthusiasm on board was I'M
tense.
Mondays performance of tho Massa.
chusetts coast win be echoed from one
end Of Europe 10 the other, for Il
places the United States In the van
among the navies 81 the world, and
gives us not only the most powerful
but the swiftest armorcd cruising yes.
sell There Inns been great enthusiasm
In England over the performance 81
the cruisers Blake and Dlcnheim, some
claiming that tho latter had attained q
speed 81 ea knots
In the flrst place their vessels arc not
hrmored, but simply protected BY four
inch decks over machinery and boilers
Even equal speed for them, therefore,
would be nothing remarkable against
q vessel carrying In addition 70 . six
inch protective deck a flveinch side
belt and two turrets, eaeh ii inches
thick. In tho second place, neither 81
these vessels has ever had an official
trial over o measured course. The
Blake broke down from lcaly boilers
after reaching speed Of 1917 knots In
shoal water, and developing on $4,000
horse power, while the Blenheim was
guaged only By patent log, which.
Il Is claimed. Indicated % ~. This
same instrument on board the New
York showed speed Monday Of %
knots, and the difference between that
and the actual distance c0vened u d
proof Of how unreliable patent logs are
a. official testa
No battlc-ship ever wont into notion
with her decks more thoroughly pre-
pared for work than did the cruiser
New York enter thc rncc for scoo, 900
Monday morning. When Mr. Edwin 4
Cramp looked out across the water
Monday morning and Haw the sea as
smooth lis thu traditional niill-pond,
and the wind blowing light from the
northwest, there was sparkle In HIS
bright eyes
What do you think of the condition
OF wind and seaT no was asked.
Gould not be better" he replied II
do not wiah TO place my expectations
too high. hut II Tho New York docs not
70 through that water az the rate Of
twenty-one knots an hour Monday I
shall be . very much disappointed
man.
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CONDENSED NEWS.
sashsted Prom AL rarts q M walid ~
Teleeraph-

The duke Of Mortcmart Is dead
News has reached panama that rev
olution IN fnxor Of Pierola is starting
N Peru. -
Mrs Corn Fell. Of Cleveland, made
i've attempts 70 kin herself with
'azor. She says her life Is ruined. She
will live
At New York, Bernard Levi was over
come BY heat Monday morning. while
working on a root. This is the first
sase this season
Secretary Hoike Smith Monday APP
pointed Raymond Flasch. OF Richmond.
Ind, chief Of presumption division, gem
sral land Office. vice Z. A. Kreider
The number Of fourth-class postmas-
ters appointed Monday was eighty
three. Of which fifty-flve were to fill
vacancies caused BY designations and
Heath.
OIL was struck In two places near
Burning Springs, Writ county, d few
miles from Parkersburg, IN. Va, and
both wells are now running about
ifty barrels per day.
At Graham, w Va, Just across the
liver from Pomeroy, Of David, the =
year-old son Of John Koehle dropped
lead in the yard while feeding chick
ems Heart failure was given as the
cause
Edward Culver. employed on the
courthouse at Laporte, Ind, received
fatal injuries Tuesday by falling Il dis
tance Of forty feet This is the third
fatality since the building was com
menced.
An anarchist named Ecrgmann, EN-
ployed in the Royal coal mines Mt Kat
towitz, murdered tile chief miner named
Karin, when the latter refused to allow
him to work. He aftcrward hanged
himself.
AT Columbus, o., Mrs. Minnie Peter
son, wife Of Jessie Peterson, o burglar,
was Monday sentenced to two years In
the pcnitentiary for conveying tools to
her husband for the purpose Of enabling
him to break jail.
Lord Salisbury was receicved with
great enthusiasm Tuesday at Larne by
the opponents of Irish home rule. His
lordship was loudly cheerod upon his
arrival and saluted with d discharge Of
seventeen guns. After delivering 2
anionist address at Larne, Lord Sails
curry continued his journey to Belfast.
The Siamese government has estab-
ished legation In Washington with
PhraF Euriya az chnrge d'affairs I'D in
terim. He has presented his creden-
tails to Secretary Gresham. The United
States has had legation Mt Banlxok,
Siam, for several years, but That conn-
try has never before been represented
1t Washington.
Secretary Carlisle has decided that
foreign exhibitors at the Worlds fair
IAN not import into this country, free
II duty. food products for their own
consumption. The case came up on the
application 81 certain exhibitors from
lava to import such products for theil
own use. Other exhibitors have pre-
ferred like requests
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STILL AHEAD.

Meals at all hours at Combs
O'ConneIl's next door TO City Hall.
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r1nE sAIE.-My stock Of hardware. on reas-
X enable terms as my health will not permit
~ " attend business.-A good chance. VIM
Il walters, ofimuh.
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slew thu sleeplnn nride.
DANvn1n Ind, May e. Events fol-
low each other thick and fast Hat6r-
day afternoon Mrs Perry Nolan, D
bride 81 few weeks. was asleep In her
home. and while asleep was shot IN
the head and seriously wounded
There was no witness 70 tho affair.
hut boy was near the houao and he
rushed Ia tho front door. and no claims
that he saw man going out through
the yald, that he ran into room,
picked up revolver and started after
the man, whoa turned and warned him
70 20 back. The boy then went 70 the
woman. wh6 said she had been struck
by somebody. lie told her she had
been shot and he oame 70 town after
a physician.
A posse was immediately organised
and went In search A thorough search
was nlnde bnt no man was found. Mon
day morning a tramp was caught near
the scene 81 the shooting and brought
70 Danville on suspicion. The boy was
brought In 70 identity tho suspect 1Ie
described the tramp arrested almost ex-
Rctly Some two hundred men were
In tho court room and tho tramp
was placed on u scat with other
men and tho lad brought In Is pick
him out II he could. The scene was q
dramatic one. Ii was the Same room
where woaner met his death Saturday
Tho boy looked at cach row Of men and
finally picked out the man arrested, al.
though the boy had not seen him Mon
day. The man gives his name rs VIM
Brown. late Of the One Hundred and
Tenth New York regiment, First
Louisiana cavalry. and later Of the
Eighteenth and Nineteenth infantry,
regular army ifc says hc was
recently an inmate Of the Marion
soldiers home lie trampcd from
Indianapolis Saturday afternoon. and,
II HIS story Is true. was twelve miles
away from the shooting nt The time Il
occurred. lIo was taken to Jail but hc
= not thought ~ hc guilty He Il q
low, hcavy-aet man, slightly lame, and
has deep scar between the eyes. enc
strange feature 81 the affair a that the
boy on Thursday tried 70 buy cartridges
In town, He said he wanted 20 kill
RI IA
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STORM IN 7HH West
The Furious Storm King Rovisiis
Louisville, ".


- ~
a.ve,SN'i:'.t' ~, narl =. u q w XXI
VINO mas worken ~ WI, ei''a ,fPe..
v,,'e; i,Nsss.lnRs ere fu'nea, nt.so'. w ",
.'llea Win me wrecAat,e 81 s,',z.' W..
pso'sen anu npfootfa tfssn, Win 49, W..
nants q walls ana tFlste., MlfeH
~ iixe. are known e % iost' aHn ICY
Or the injuries received nre serious
Ram came with Monaay mian,snt,
nas people Aiept penseieiaI r'.sl, l.',s
peiore dawn ~ s,oelees oeisseu l'oo,
ne saw low, mack eipNns WIN wv. slFe'.''
lsh HinHe, sweepine NP sNitt.A nun
the southwest
ihe blow struck the SOUTH q tn9 Stsl
iirst, making - destructive tnFee MI ~.
upon tine Louisville hp9 Nhentts'ez
rounihunHu at Ienth ana l,roae'tets
rom thern On INC center q me e'sl
su'serc. little, snve py cliiiaheln na','f,,
uaMfl rna trees nprootea ne ~.
iaree a the wind strnck the squares
ponndea oy campbcil, iinneoek' i'foa1.
way and ssrecn streets ans There t''e
principal damage was done.
hen TIC storm struck the city eiknt
Workman, under tho charge q James
ilaeiiRnu, nlyht foiNman ~ lhH PIG Lon
isviiie md Nashville round nouse -
Tenth and broadway, were busy ABOUT
the cnrines a. the wind efrs'ek the
circular building the roof was lifted
FRYE froniah fpstcningn, and then a.
lall tplnes stropped from ~ own weight
squafi5 upon the structure The wallis
stood the presnees hut tho root crashed
down upon the interior.
The heavy engines were overturned
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ny which Inn.ixrants EseAps Castle
Garden.

ny which Insnixrants EeeApe Castle
Garden.
WASHINGTON, May 2a The fact that
perhaps 500 sailors deserted from the
foreign fleets 1T tho recent naval re-
view AZ New York and entered this
country without paying the haadtaS
exneted Of immigrants or undergoing
N examination a. provided by the
laws has disclosed
the fact that sneh practices In
q less degree are almost Of
daily occurrence at our principal sea-
ports, Immigration officials see no
way with their present force to prevent
such people from entering this country.
The vessels lay of the docks and the
sailors come ashore at will. There
seems Is IN no why u prevent intend
ing male Immigrants from shipping he,
fore the mast In foreign countries on
vessels lsonnd for the United states and
then deaersing on arrival, coming
ashore and dispensing over the country.
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49, I,eIeata Ilann.Ies.

AUSTIN. Tex, May 20. Gov. Hogg
Monday morning vetoed the sugar
bounty bill passed by the recent legis-
Iature He argued that In the first
place Congress- was guilty Of usurpa-
ton Of power In passing the bounty
act, and that to accept money from
snch q source Texas would Be accessory
70 crime. He says the state would
debnse her dignity and prostitute her
honor II she accepted this bounty.
Coy. Hogg claims this law 10 be funda-
mentally wrong, subversivc Of the pow
ers OF the government
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THE WORLDS FAIR
Pinal Arrangements for the Sale Of Tickets via tho
r. a o. RR

PnaI Arrangements for the Sale Of Tickets via tho
81 B. 4 o. B. r.
For the benefit Of those desiring to
attend the Worlds Fair the Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad will sell Excursion
tickets to Chicago and return, at all
stations on its line, at low rates.
Tickets will be on sale until November
LIST. and will be valid for return journey
until November 18th, 1893. They
provide for reduction Of 20 per cent.
below regular rates. These tickets will
be valid only for continuous journey.
Tickets at higher rates viii be sold
that will permit holders one stop over
privilege going and returning.
Pullman accommodations may be
reserved in advance Of journey. For
rates and information apply to nearest
,. y o. Ticket Agent, or Chas. Q.
Scul, Gent Passenger Agent, Balti-
more, Nd. 5-34t.
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CoRpAoE MATTERS.
THE Reorganization COMMITTEES, II = Eald.
VIII fasne Ilianket hIertRaRes,

VIII fasne Isianket Mortgage.
NEw YoRK. May o. AT the Office of
tho CordAgc Co, Monday, n whA said
there were no now developments In the
affairs 81 the trust, and that the
receivers statement would not be
ready for several days. II was openly
said Ii Wnll street that the ro-
ceiver's report was completed and IN
the hands 81 the reorganization conn
mittae. but that il would not be issued
until verified By the independent re-
port Of the experts working Ia The In
tcrests Of the feof4hnixcrA The feor.
Eanixntion committee, II Il said, has
decided 70 issue blanket mortgages 70
meet pressing debts. and II possible TO
mako arrangements with companies
outside tho trust, 50 TINT prices may
become profitable. II possible these
companies win 30 plncated BY the re-
specialization committee, even though
they may not enter the trust. A com.
plcta consolidation, Il q thought, a
Impossible at tho present time, but 4
may come later.
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srour CRY, Ia, May IS. wind.
storm, blowing at tile rate III eighty.
four miles an hour, passed over this
city. doing great damage. Several
houses. III courAe 81 construction, were
demolished and d number 81 barns
blown down. Reports from the country
show much damage 70 outbnildinfs ~
South DaiSota houses wcre damaged
and lumber yards scattered 81 0nl-
vile. Two ole vators were demolished
az Ethan and many farm buildinfa
damaged IN the vicinity
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STRIKE. THEN plsAsrER.


Chicago a Northwestern .TcleErap11rA
Qnii- Accident IN IIsuF After.
CHICAGO. May aA--Thc threatened
strike 81 telcgraphers on the Chicago a
N0rthwestern rad occurred Thursday
morning at o'clock. Al 5 o'clock a
disastrous wreck followed. involving
many thousend dollars worth 81 prop
crty and causing blockade Of the on
tire Milwaukee, division Of the road
II was just 1 o'clock when all the OPP
orators north u Evanston. as by one
impulse. failed 70 answer the Gull On
their Instruments from the train dis
pateherss Office Scarcely had the OILS
cials been notified and they In turn had
ordered tho utmost caution IN moving
trains whom the FIRST accident occurred
A heavy freight train, composed %
twenty ears 81 hay and beer fof Chica.
go. reached North Evanston and.
though the switch signals were proper.
" SET. struck an open switch and left
the rails. the cars heaping upon each
other. completely blocking NIL the
tracks Tho engineer and fireman Of
the train saved themselves w jumping.
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ALL PRER.

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napr Over ! Prcciplce.

ZANEsvnLLE, o.. May 20. "A baby car
riage containing the infant child Of II.
d. smith plunged over steep precipicc
on the Epper road. while the brother.
In whose charge It was left was absent
a few feet. He followed, and tried to
restore the child 10 consciousness by
bathing its face In the waters Of the
river. The child's skull Is fractured in
two places and IL can not recover.
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Amos. q, May 81 The sixth ward
works Of the Akron boiler Co wore
totally wrecked Tuesday m6fnIne by d
trcncndons wind storm. The Building
was new. being built 70 Replaces one
burned few months ago. The conra.
~ expected to begin Operations n It
Wednesday, loss on building and
machinery, 5000; uninsured The
storm did heavy damage 10 trees.
fences, telegraph and telephone wires
in this vicinity.
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rhe e,eary Law Pronounced.

PlTTsBuRaI, Pa, May %. Al meet
ing IL the chamber Of commerce Of this
city, Monday, resolution was unani-
mously adopted denouncing tho Gcary
exclusion act as iil-advised and devoid
Of that stntcsmnnship which should
characterize American dealings with
foreign powers; also urging the sena-
tors and rcpresentatiye 10 vote for the
repeal 81 the objectionable Inv without
delay.
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SUNDAY CLOSING MOVEMENT.
Alethodisf Ministers ~ Columbus fsegin 20
Take Action.

CoLumBUs, o., May 20 The Meth
odist ministers have decided TO give a
particularly vigorous twist to his So
TAME majesty's tail. They are going
to call a meeting Of all the pastors Of
the city to do something or other "a
suppress what they dcnominate as
Sunday lawlessncss. II Is complained
that none Of the Sunday laws are en-
forced and TINT saloons. gambling
joints and other joints Of numcntiona.
BILE character are permitted by the M
thorities to run wide open on the Lords
day In this the good brethren arc nm
doubtedly correct us the places speak
for themselves In the matter.
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sALooN on MHEELs. .



CoLuMnus, d, May 2a Auditor Of
state Poe received telegram Monday
from DR.. ]. Al. Norton, 81 Tifiin. ~ d
representative Of the y. 4 q. Railroad
CO., stating that G. X Lord, first vice.
president Of that systcIn. desired 10
take out q liqnor license for dining
cor, and wanted information a. how 70
proceed.
Mr.. Poe replied that no provision a.
made under the laws Of this stats for
sale Of liquors on railway trains and
thcro was no manner in which q license
eould be procured for such trafIic
Auditor Poe recommended to the prcs-
emit legislature the enactment Of a law
10 cover this point. bnt none was
passed II therefore appears that the
sale Of liquors on railway trains In this
state Is unlawful.
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VALPARAISO, Ind, May %. The
farm residence Of Lew Merrill. near
Hobart was destroyed BY fire eariy
Tuesday morning. Mrs Merrill and
two children were badly burned before
they could escape from their ruined
home. The barn, with ten horses and
five head OF cattle, was also consumed.
Less, about $4,000; insured for 5000.
1t is supposed to be the work Of tramps.
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cLAmox. Pa, May ss William craw-
lord, the night operator at Eilburg. on
The Allegheny valley road, was assault
"a Inst Friday night BY gang 81 ma-
-uuders He was badly beaten and has
since died from HIS injuries. Two Of
his assailanfs, Mock and Mccann. have
been lodged in Clarion jail on charge
Of murder. Great excitement prevails
In tho town. md there was much talk
II lynching when Crawford's death was
announced Sunday night.
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Iafe-snyInr Deylcc. IInder serutlny

BosToa, May 23. The national board
Of lite-sayine appliances assembled IN
special session here Tuesday, with
Prof. G II. Peabody Of the state insti-
tute Of technology presiding. The
object Of the meeting Is tocxamine and
report upon large number Of devices
available for saving life and spcciflcar
tions of which have been filed with the
body The devices approved will be
recommended to the government for
ndoption.
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SAGINAW, Mich, May %. A meeting
Of citizens was held at the city hall
Monday afternoon, at which $4,000
was subscribed for tho fire sufferers.
The total insurance held on property
destroyed by the fire. on Saturday ag-
gregates e570, 900. Tho losses are about
5000, 900. Fire Monday night destroyed
property worth $4,000. The wind was
high, and for awhile the widest OK
cftemcnt prevailed.
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A BUILDING
Al Chicago, In Course Of Constructed
Fails, nurying the worlrnsen.

~ Chicago In GNttFAe OF CONSTRUCTION,
Fails, Buryfng the worItnsen.
cIucA0o, May 2s.--With crush that
startled hundreds Of people. almost
aeross the the street from the city hhll,
i section Of the oriental building wallis
son LnSaile street fell to the ground
Tuesday morning. The accident hap
pencd just after d large force Of men
Ind gone to work tearing down the
building To malSca place for the new
stock exchange. Among thu broken
timbers and heaps Of brick five men
were buried. When the victims were
excavated the casultics were found u
BE- as follows:
Unknown man, killed
Crank Mcdonald, Ter broken.
Stephen Madden, head bruised and
scalp wounds.
Adam Linlkc, severe bruises
Alex Talzanslxi, severe bruises.
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NEW YOnK, May 2s COLOMBIA Tarone,
an Italian woman, arrived here a few
days ago with the intention Of killing
her husband, who Is q barber at 1sl
Grcenpoint avenue She was jealous
because her husband went with an
other woman. The immigration au-
thoritics learned II her threat and sent
her back 10 Italy.
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EINIRA, 4. X. My % The Elmir1
National bank closed is doors Tuesday
morning. The banks failure IS TIL q.
suit 81 the recent financial troubles 81
Col u. G. Robinson Inc AM. exam
iners last week reported the bank per.
fcctly solvent IN case Col RobInst0
paid his obligations; Il not the a.
positors would be paid Ia full with /.
small loss 70 the stockhoIders
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CIEciNNATI, May GA wind storm
swept over this city Tuesday morning
and the damage was quite extensive.
Roofs and chimneys were wrecked.
The steamer Missouri was torn loose
from her mornings and driven across
the river. The garden crops In MILE
creek valley were injured.
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NEw YoRK, May 28.-The Lehigh
Valley Railroad CO. hns anticipated q
general action 81 the sales agents. at
the meeting 10 be held May 81, by adj
vancing It's prices tidewater markets
fifteen cents per ton, to take effect Inn
mediately Tho other leading coal pro-
dncing and carrying companies will,
undoubtedly, follow suit, and, prob
ably. without waiting until June l.
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RnnKI.EN,s ARHIoA sALYE.

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MAcox Ga, May IS. AT the fourth
days session Of the Southern Prcsby-
terrain Assembly memorial from the
Chinese Of the New Orleans Mission,
asIslng the assembly TO use its influence
IN having the Gcarv act repealed was
read and referred TO the committee on
foreign missions
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PORTSMOUTH, o., May aa AN eigh-
toen-months old baby Of Mrs. Mary
Lust, widow. 81 New Boston, o., tod
dled while at play into an open cistern
and was drowned. Mrs. Lust camc
here from Columbus.
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NEW York, May 90. Thirty-eight
men, principally firemen and machin-
lists, have deserted from the Argentine
cruiser Neuve de Julio, now lying In
che North river here. They nre nearly
all Englishmen and deserted In a body.
Their places have been filed
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A GENTLE AND BATIsFTcAY REMEDY,

Of late years have been troubled
considerably with Indigestion, constipa-
ton and gas in stomach, found no
particular benefit in the different rem
edies tried until i used DIR. Deans
Dyspepsia Pills, which removed all
those troubles in AZ gentle and salts
factory manner. VIM. Rutledgc, Prop.
Continental Hotel, Martinsburg, West