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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-09

tou aud Jonu u. Anderson Arouse the
People.
pSBscili 10 tis q Gies-.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, September s.
The Democrats OF Kanawha met In
convention to-day and nominated an
exceptionally strong ticket as follows:
For County Commissioner, long term,
James Kennedy; short term. Hedgman
Slack: FOR House OF Delegates, Adam b.
LittieDage, ID. c. SmOOt, ii. Q. Neal
and ID. L. Robinson; for County Super
intendent OF Schools, Wm. q. Figgett.
The Democratic Convention OF the
NinthlSenatorla District also met to-day
aud nominated Robert ). Carr by scc.a-
Lsatoa.
The city Las been crowded to-day
with Democrats from the several cOun-
ties comprising the Ninth Senatorial
District, and the several magisteriaI
districts Of Kanawha county.
Cyclone Jim" Marshall, OF Virginia,
addressed the voters of the county at
the court house this afternoon, and his
,audieuce fairly went wild WIKI enthusi-
asm. It was one OF the most effective
Rud raptur0us.y aDplauded speeches
ever delivered IN Charleston.
In the evening Hon. John o. Pendle-
ton and John ID. Anderson addressed an
immense meeting at the court house.
The Democrats Of Hanawha are greatly
encouraged, and are confident OF elect
ing the whole county ticket
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-09

Special 10 tis Register.
COLUMBUS, O., September s.-ThsN
fling OF 4 repevln suit here to-day 4
brought sensational fact to the pubio\
notice.
For Is years Charles Snyder Of
SrYder & Miller, carriage mSnufac-
turers, has maintained fine residence
establishment on East Main street, and
with the woman be introduced as his
wife when he come here. moved 10 the
upper circles OF society.
The suit shows they mover were le-
gally married and have now separated,
the repevln suit growing out OF the
separation Of their property.
Mr.. Snyder admitted these facts
this evening, and said that he had pre-
cipitated the action, upon the discov-
cry OF her improper conduct with
we'll known railway Official here, whose
name be would disclose.
John NJ. Case, the millionaire manu-
facturer OF milling machinery, to-day
filed an interesting answer to the petI-
ton for divorce filed by his wife,
Hannah NJ. l.. Case, last week.
He charges her With irritabilIty thai
is intoierabe and says on one occasion
when he was conducting family prayers
and happened to refer to the
tongue that "stingeth like al adder
and cuttsth like sharp sword" she
took IL as personal reference, aud
sprIngiug 10 her feet, cursed him aud
broke ~ the prayers. he denies that
he ever used her cruelly, but seized her
on one occasion when she made a foul
and false charge against him.
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FAvoRABLE TO BREokINRIDGE
A Rule Which Wm Greatly Help His
Candidacy.

LEXINGTON, KY, September s.-The
Seventh District Democratic Congress
iOnal Committee met to-day and
adopted q compromise rule which at
next Saturdays primary election
gives the right 10 challenge any
Democrat who does not intend to
support the Democratic nominee. The
rule is not as strong as Breckin-
ridges friends desired, but il is never
tbeleSs q thorn in the flesh OF the
opposition. The lie was passed
several times in the committee and
the situation was strained for hours.
The rule adopted will keep hundreds Of
Democrats from the primary election,
and is causing the Breckinridge men
10 jOlliiy tonight.
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X. of y. supreme Lodgs.

WAsmSGToS, ID. C.. September g.
The snrpeme Lodge OF tho Knights Of
Pythias adjourned to-day, 10 meet In
Minneapolis the last Tuesday IN AU-
gust. 1896. The Supreme Temple Oi
Pythisn Sisters have changed the name
Of the order to Ratbbone Sisters This
change will be officially promulgated a.
once by circular by the Supreme Chief
In this way, II is said, Knights will be
free 10 join their order.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-09
NEWSLETc.
Interesting Pieces of TeIegraphic News
In Small Space.

IN Smau space
OLEAN. y. Y. September Sire early
this morning destroyed the packing houses
and sheds Of the Olean Glass Works,
owned by Paucoast * Sons. Loss so, ,OOOi
insurance small.
WASHINGTON, d. c., September S.-Sur-
Ceon General Wyman put an official epitaph
on the recent umberland cholera scare to-
day bv announcing that the microscOpical
examination Of the diseased ports OF the
body nf Waltner, the man who died, has
proved conclusively that be was not az
7icted with the Asiatic cholera.
ANDERSON, IND. September s.-Gover-
nor Matthews aud Congressman William
D. Bynum, opened the campaign here for
the Democracy Of Indiana to-day.
CLEVELAND. o., September S.-After a
hot hight in the Twentieth district Demo
cratic convention to-day, the Chairman an
nounced that II. B. Harrington, Popullst
candidate for Congress, had received the
endorsement of the convention
WASHINGTON. September s.-The cash
balance in the treasury to-day was
Sl2S, ,S4S, 1913, Of which S55, ga, ,s74 was gold
reserve.
READING, Pa, September S.-Dr. J. S.
Trexler, OF KutztowD, was nominated for
Congress to-day by the Republicans Of the
Ninth district.
WASHINGTON, September s.-The Comp
troller o. the Currency has author
lzed the City National Bank, OF Niles. o.,
to begin business with capital Of $50, 600.
AMSTERDAM, September 6.-In this city
to-day there were two fresh cases Of chol-
era, and one death from that disease.
DENVER. Colo, September S.-The First
District Populist Congressional CoEen-
ton renominated Laie Pence in spive Of
his protest
AsHEvILE, y. c.. September AThe
American Pharmaceutical Associa to-
day voted % boycott MANUFACTURED yho
furnish physicians win their m ac-
tured products for use in dispens ire
scriptions. 4
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RUSSIAN LABOKEKs MURDERED.
COVetous Employers Want sIoney Back
After Il Had Been Earned.

ST. PErERSBURG, September s.-A
story OF wholesale murder comes from
POkanoyky, a village OF Samara. Eight
farmers living near the village
hired 21 laborers 10 so " their lands.
The labOrers performed the work salts
factorily aud were paid the stipulated
money. The farmers then couspired to
get the money back, and finally decided
that the only way OF doing so was TO
kill the laborers. While the latter were
enjoying q siesta together they were set
upon by the farmers aud every one
OF them was killed. The farmers then
robbed the bodies and burned them.
The absence Of the laborers aroused sus-
plcion, aud the police investigation led
70 the arrest Of the eight murderers.
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A r4narkabls story comes from Cool
gardi4 A worn-lookiBg man stopped az
a tenthcor and asked the occupant
youpz5 ylctorlsn, for driak. IL was
given. and ths.old and young gold seek.
ers began 70 exchange question aDd aD<
srer. The toll-wOrn miner pro - 20
be lanes Huut. The oisc0vsTer OF the
Thames sold feld. he msde over gl00.-
COO os tbat famous New Zealand field,
married. and bought the Duke OF Edio-
burgh's horses and carriages in sgd
pey asa glft for his vile. did the grand
tonr. returned, aod lost his wealth on
the some ground from which he Quars
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severe nan storm.

PLATrEvILLE. WIS, September s.
Never has PIatteville been visited by
such q severe hall storm as strnck this
city at about 3 o'clock to-day. Hail as
large az wanuts fell for about an hour,
breaking window panes and leaving
orchards and cornneds devastated as
though q cyclone had struck them. The
hail fell TO the depth OF two inches.
Damage In window lights will reach
hundreds Of dollars. and the damage 10
crops and orchards Is unestimable.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-09

BETHLEHEM, VIA ALLESrowS, Pa,
Septem Der s.-At six o'clock tonight
the valley has suffered thousands Of
dollars damage by food caused by =
cloudburst. 40 lives were lost as far
as Is known. The greatest damage was
TO streets and private residences which
were flooded and washed out. Tele-
graph wires are all down. Only day
light will reveal the actual damage.
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!. For state Senator by the Democrats ofthe
second District

second District
u s-i.t 10 ~ Rsgls,s-
MOUNDsvLLE, w. VA, September S.
The senatorial Convention for the
Second district met in the Court House
today and nominated DR.. j. w. Yeater,
OF Wetzsl county. Delegates were pres
eut from all counties in tue district and
the convention was most harmonious
and enthusiastic. Clarence L. Smith,
chairman, called the convention 70 or
der and named j. II. Martin, Of Fair
mont, as temporary chairman.
The committee 90 resolutions report
ca the following, which was uusni-
mOusiy adopted:
RESOLVED, That we hereby adopt the
resolutions adopted by the Congress
sionai convention held al Ciarksburg,
August 21, and by the Congressional
convention, ~ Martibsburg. August %.
". Il. Sideu, OF Wetzel county, ih a
neat speech nominated Hon. j. W.
Yeater, of the same county. There be-
Ing 90 other nomination, the nOmina-
Ion was made unanimous. DR.. Neater
has served one term q the State SEN
ate. proving an efficient officer. and will
be elected by the largest majority ever
given d candidate iu the Second district.
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6pfft0I 70 u bfsIftsT-
HuSrISGroy, W. VA, September 2.
The annual conference Of the N. +.
Church south, Of West Virginia. heard
committee reports ~ their session to-
day and m,sy Of the attending pastors
viii hold yLrTices az the various church
es to-mofroE. The new appointments
will be reportsd on Monday morning.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-09
MR.. MKINLEY IN MAINE.
Ohio's Governor Getting Over Into
Gar Reeds Territory.
He EULOGIZBD JAMES G. BLAINE,

Probably Because Blaine is Dead
and Cannot Be an Opposition
Candidate for the Presidency.
He Cracks This Years Chestnut
About the Democratic Admin
istration and Displays His
Wonderful Nerve by Compar-
ing the Bill That Bears His
Name With the Present Law
and Pretending to Find Comfort
Therein.
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HAdaLittIs Private Bull Fight.

PARIS, September s.-Msx Lebaudy,
the eccentric millionaire. gave ball
fight in an arena upon his property ST
Mason LATTE to-day, 10 which 200
members oi the ariStOcracy were in-
vited. Several Spanish bulls were
killed aBd three professional bull
lighters were seriously injured.
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Pittsourg 0 o 8 0 2 lib
Philadelnhia 9 2 D D 0 D D l. Z

TulAdlc4pAia-. - - - v y " " - .
Earned runs, Pittsburg 6, Philadel-
phia 3; two-base hits, Bierbaucr, Sug-
den, BOYLE: three-base hits, BeckIey,
Stencil, Hartman. Menafee; sacrifice
hits, Weaver, Sugden, Menafee, Wey-
hing; stolen bases, Stencil, Bierbauer.
Hamilton. Thompson 2; first base on
balls, of Menafee !, of weighing l; Bit
by pitcher, Stencil; struck out, bT Men
afse 3. by Weyhing /; wild pitch. Men
afee; time, two hours; umpire AcQuaid.
BATTED OUT A VICTORY.
CINCINNATI, O., September s.-The
Reds oAtted out victory in to-day's
game in the sixth, after they had all
bur lost IL by their errors In the pre-
vious innings. Attendance, 1900.
Score:
Cincinnati II Of i 2 IA
Washington. o U 5 o 3 0 0 l o. .
Earned runs. Cincinnati 3, WashIpg-
ton l; hits. IL aud 10; errors, : -
pitchers, DEyer and Haddock; I'd
Emslie.
Az INTERESTING GAME
LOUISVILLE, KY, September s.
timore defeated Louisville to-day
yery interesting game. Gleason
dectlys With men on bases Why
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store Burned at Alum Bridge.

WESTON, ". VA, September S.-The
store Of Peter Lohan, AZ Alum Bridge,
was entirely destroyed by fire
this morning AZ one o'clock. II is
thought 70 oe the work OF incendiaries.
He carried 500 insurance in the Pea
body o. Wheeling.
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6rsefol 70 ~ Rs1is,>-.
PARKERsBURG, w. VA. September 9.
brakeman Henry Woods. Of tbis city,
was thrown OF through freight No. i6,
north bound, on the o. K. x. Y. isss
night while crossing high trestle near
Rayenswood BY two trsmps aud serious
iy Injured.
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SOCIETY IN COLUMBUS
Rudely Shocked by Two Startling and
Nasty Disclosures.
A MILLIONAIRG'S LONG LIAlSON.

They Wore Never Married at All,
and He Gave 1t Away When
He Found He Had Been Sup
planted in Her Affections-They
Had Conc in the Best Society
for Years-John NJ Cases Irri-
table Wife-She Would Stir Up
q Row on the Slightest Provo
cation-His Sad Mistake at
Family Prayers.
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An Outlaw Captured.

SpfciGk 70 ths h.olsfs-.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, September s.
Ed Whittiugeon, charged with the shoot
ing of Ed Shea, at Handley, about a
month ago, and a noted outlaw, was
captured near ST. Adams yesterday and
iaued here.
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West Vlrginians Abroad.
SBs,tol 20 re R.0re.

NEw YORK, September S.-Mrs. J.
y. Vance, OF Wheeling, registered to-
day az the Gerlach. q. A Harper is az
the Astor House. Z. L. Reed, OF Wheel
ing, registered early this week az the
United States, Saratoga J. NJ. Booth
spent part Of The week az Elberon.
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s.rber, and Party at Barrard's Bsy.

BUZZARE's BAY, MASS, SFptemDeT >.
Tlxs has been -rrSSspdAS-at.G Gxz<s g
Bay. Yhe United States gun60at
Dolphin anchored of Marion last
night aud remained there to-
day. Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland were en-
tertalned at luncheon on board the Dol
phln at midday by Secretary Herbert.
Tonight the Dolphin remains moored
OF Massachusetts, shore and the party
will remain over Sunday alternately
entertaining and being entertained by
the President and Mrs. Cleveland.
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PITTSBURG WINS A GAME.
Good Hard Hitting and Brilliant Fielding
Did It-Bierbauer' Batting a Feature.

PITTsBURd, September s.-Pittsburg
won to-day's game by good, hard hitting
and brilliant fielding. Bierbauers bat
ting was the feature. Attendance,
l.5OO. Score:
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AROUSED.
Splendid OutpOurings Of the Faithful
Yesterday.
MONSTER MEETING ATKINGWOOD,

At Which the Enthusiasm Was
the Leading Feature-COl. Ar
nett Pleases the Prestonians.
Charleston Full OF Democrats,
Who Hear a Number of Splen-
did Speeches-Democrats Con
fident Everywhere.
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AtEIn.on ID sutton.


Gperfdl - IA ~ lts.--
WESTON, W. Va, September Sc.
". Atkinson stopped of here to-day for
Al hour 10 greet the Republican leaders.
He was eUroute 20 sutton, where he
opened the campaign this afternoon.
Several Of tue local Republicans ac-
Icampanied him.
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Democratic Primaries IN Wayne.

HUNTINGTON, W. VA, Ssptembr s.
hhe Democratic primary for the nOmi-
;ion OF county officers, including two
sembers Of the Legislature, took place
Wayne county to-day. There ars
Executive Committees, one holding
Aect;on under the Old system, while
Australian ballot is being used by
er. This makes the result some
ystiied and both sides are claim.
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Recipe for a Novel.

This Is perhaps the beet tribute one
can pay 10 Mr.. Stanley J. Weymzn a. .
teller OF tales; be Knows how 70 capture
his readers. IL is not an easy thing 20
do, especially when the reader IS dead
set against being captured.
Stevenson set the fashion FOR re-
ylyal OF this kind Of tale decade ago
with The Black Arrow" and "KidDap-
ped" The recipe for II Is simple aud
Sir Walter knew better than anybody
ever dlg, before or since, how % make
the most Of IL You merely want 10
start a young and brave man on a
journey through strange lands with a
Well-equIpped, genilemanlY villain fol-
lowing close on his heels. About every
three chapters the vilIains catch up
with the brave knight. Andf fhsn there
must be some blood spl |but not TOO
much. for you can't be Id
die Of book without
hero.
We have suspicion
easiest sort CT tale
well, for nobody can
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-09
The Car Cure.

We do not know, but we strongly sus-
pect, that our electric railways are en-
Couraging the car cure. In fact,
Europeans are gravely discussing the
effects n electric railways on rheuma-
tism, aud many sufferers take the car
cure with regularity aud supposed bene-
81. They get as near the motor as pos
iIS,s .s9s vla;s S2s.os s z eyes. eyes on p. the
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GREAT PREPARATIONS.
Pittsburg All But Ready to Entertain
the Old Soldiers.
THOUSANDS WILL COME MONDAY.

The Naval Veterans to Be Enter
tanned in Boats on the River.
The Churches Will Be Given
Over to the Soldiers To-day.
Splendid Police Preparations.
Tuesday Will Be q Holiday.
The Town Splendidly Deco
rated.
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KnelI's two errors and his bases on
balls aided the Orioles materially. At
tendance, 600. Score:
Louisville. Il O1 o. o o o Ia
Baltimore % o 0 o 2 l O. o
Earned runs, Louisville 2, Baltimore
l; hits, and 10; errors, and o: pitch
ers, Knell and Gleason; umpire, keeie.
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ENTHUSIASM AT CHARLESTON.

'Cyclone J,m' Marshall. John d. Pendsl-
ton aud ,Jonu u. Anderson Arouse the
People.
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TIE WEATHER

os, ID. C.. September s.-For
nls FAIR; probabIy slghuyl
Lth wipds.
ksern Pennsylvania and Ohioi.
fzir, excspt showers on the
q caa,ss ~ southern portionf
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COULDN'T HIT STEIN.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, September s.-The
Browns lost to-day's game by their To-
ability to hit Stein effectively, while
Hawly was slugged right and left. At
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TUIRE.

John Striker. probably the oldest man or
Long Island. died at his home In Winfield or
| Thursday. aged % years. He was born iu
| Augusta. now Chant ers street. New York city
on Oct. l. 1905. He was lett an orphan when
| stfll child. and was brought up By his grand
parents In 1899 he purchased q farm in oys-
ter Bay. where he lived until his removal ia
Winfield. He never used tobacco In any form
and never tasted liquor. 1t was his boast that
he had never seen the inside OF q saloon. lie
remem bered seeing Washi gton's funeral
pass the gate when he was years old. lie
belonged to the Methodist Church. Four
grandchildren aRd several gseat-grandehii-
dren survive him.
Noah Mundy. who died few days ago was
known as the Patriarch OF Metuchen. ". J.. 1t
was his ambition for years to live to be 100
years ole. but he died aged about ninety FIVE
years and six months. He was born at Oak
Tree. and lived there until he became q resi-
Born in 179s Mr.. Mundy lived under the ad-
ministration Of every President OF the United
home-loyine. industrious farmer. and a man
who held tho respect and esteem OF his fellow
wics sh9 EhSls OF % II.
four years ago.
John II; Rauch Of Chicago. formerly Prssi-
dent Of the Illinois state Board OF Health. was
h'f hs & Of hsSS n
the Illinois State Board OF Health from It's
organization M TO 1881. He was delegate to
Congress In the city. OF Mexico. Turing the
xasup and 5ss 81 thu Sna Ga, Ds
partment OF tho Nineteenth Army Corps
Anton Jantz. one Of the best-known COM
pOss ana In bTooslyn died 81
Penn street. Williamsourgh. Hewas 40 years
old, and was born In spire. Germany In hi.
dancer. and came to this country with a troupe.
He was organist OF several churches, his last
The Transnguration. OF which the Rev John
d. Kelly Is pastor; Japtz had a personal ac-
auaintance with Rossini, Gornod, and other
William d. Reid died at his home at go
Rosbling street Willlams6urgh. on Friday
America nearly forty. nve years ago from Scot
land and ior more than t9fty Years he was
children.
Philip J. Jardin died yesterday morning at
bis house At 2O1 Hendrix street. Brooklyn. in
settled IN the old town OF New Lots but de-
ysloped into Democratic POLITICIAN and hotel
OF the town Tor several years.
Mr.. II. A. McGlen-n. for many years tho
business manager ot tho Boston Theatre. disd
veteran Of the Mexican war He was a warm
friend OF John Mccullough and Mary Ander-
son. He had heen in charge OF the Boston
Theatre for twenty years.
DR.. Henry Holt died on Friday at his home
~ Lexington avenue. Jersey City. In his Slst
year. He was connected for many wears with
Home 81 the local newspapers lie also wrote
several hymns which are sung In Jersey City
churches
Wallace Washington. aged so, a descendant
OF George Washington. and who has been
chief clerk to the Chief of Police OF Richmond
Va. died In Huntington. ". Va. on Friday Of
paralysis He had been there visiting a son.
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NAY MA,,, reaslsa OF a.Ia.

Wheat turned over new leaf At the Produce
Exchange yesterday and inscribed thereon
May 81 3-lB cents" This meant that tho
record for low prices had again been broken
The bulls were disguised 10 find that the eS-
pOrts for the week were nowhere near so largo
IS Their had expected. that the weather IN The
they had hoped. and. 10 cap the Gilman that
the Illinois State report gave the condition OF
tho growing wheat az anTRhero from a. 20 lOl
per cent. The farmers OF that State. too In
stead 81 dropping wheat because Of its cheap
ness had reduced the aoIeageiOnlT 10 per cent
The crop prospec,s in Europe are reported
favorable. sxcePt la RoumAnia and south
lussiA- some adverse reports have also bcen
and poor exports dominated the market in the
early trading
Then prices swung round aud recovered most
OF the early loss. owing to reports Of cold wave
4t the West aud the covering Of shorts. Tho
81 $40 10 81 a. but closed on the curb with
81 1915 cents bid.
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prrnrHtnrA KnLs : DocIoE.
ne nsd ce-,r.e..s the Disease f-c- = rs
tieat wac rIs- stsee Resover.a.

ne nsd Ce-,rsetea tie Disease frcw Pa
ttest wac u.- stuee Resoverrd.
John n. sinuett. NJ D.. died on Wednesday
evening at his homo. 33o West Twenty third
street. Of dlphtheria He contracted the dis
ease while attending q child OF Patrick
RyHp Of l2o West Twcnty-spxth street
The Nphysician was % years old. He
was born At Muscatine. Ia. and Was Cradu-
ated front the Iowa State University In 1885
and from the Bellevue Medical College Of this
city IN 1880 He At once began practising in
the neiRhborhood In which he died. Four
years ago he married Miss jamie GeiRer.
daughter Of William Geiger OF Louisville.
DIR. sinnett was III eleven DAYS. but II was
not until after the eighth day that hope OF his
recovery was abandoned. The funeral was
held the day after his death. and was private
because Of the nature OF the disease.
Yesterday the physicians connected with the
De Mllt dispensary passed resolutions OF con-
dolence with his family. Dr.. Sinpett having
been attending physician there. lie Was ais,
member of the New York County Medical
Association.
The child the Doc,or, was attending. when
he contracted the disease. has completely re-
cOyered