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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-25
RellV In Town

Pat'Kelly, OF Brooklyn. who was re-
Gently matched in this city to fight Ed.
German, was in Wheeling yesterday,
calling on his hacker and friends. He is
in the pink OF condition, and states that
he will fight the battle OF his life. He
is very confident OF winning. Kelly is
larger than his opponent and really be-
longs to the weter-weight class. The
battle will be fought within IS hours,
at some point between this city and
Liverpool, and the spectators will be
limited to IS or 100. The arrange
ments have been so made as to prevent
any danger of police interference.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-25
A BAD JOB.
A Five Dollar Bill Raised to a Twent

A Five Dollar Bill Raised TO Twenty.
Last evening a man giving the name
OF Ross Evans, was arrested IN the Sec
ond ward by Officer Watson, for at
tempting to pass five dollar bill raised
TO twenty by pasting upon IL figures
cut from a tobacco stamp. The job was
a very bad one, aud would scarcely
have deceived a blind man. Evans was
locked up, and will be taken before
United States Commissioner B. j. Camp
bell tomorrow.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-25

Many children often complain while
at school Of pain 10 their eyes, head
ache, ETC.. caused by some Imperiection
Of the eyes. Ia most cases II attended
70 while young can be corrected, but II
neglected may cause serious trouble.
Prof. Shelf makes q speciality OF the
eyes Of the old or young, and without
the use Of drugs, examines them for
glasses free OF charge at bis new quar-
ters, ITO Main street, next door 10
Shook & Co.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-25
Kew Bowling club.

Last week twelve young gentlemen
OF this city organized bowling club,
to be known as The Nonpareil Bowling
Club. Officers were elected and the
club is to be a permanent organization.
The members, accompanied by their
lady friends, will have their first bowl
ing party at the Park on next Friday
evening, and all anticipate a good time.
The club intends TO give these parties
at regular intervals.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-25
REAL ESTATE nAEKEr.

Deeds OF Transfer Leh for Record Toe
terday.
The following transfers % real estate
we're left for record a. Clerk Hooks
Office yesterday:
Deed made February p. 1895, ~
John Franklin Foreman 70 +. ". Jones,
for 4 piece Of land 10 Elm Grove. Con-
sideration. $3.50.
Deed made June %, 1896, By the
Greenwood Cemetery Association 20 II.
B. M. Wheat. for lot No. 100 apd the
east half OF lot No. l97. 10 section +,
Ia said cemetery. Confederation, SIS. >
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-25
A Colorsd socIety Event.

The colored "aristocracy" is making
elaborate preparations for a prize cake
walk and dance to be given at the
Musee Theatre next Thursday even
ing. Professional walkers from Pitts
burg, Cincinnati, Cleveland and other
cities will contest with Arch Johnson
and lady. Arch and his lady" are
the very embodiment of grace, and
have won first prizes in every local
cake walk.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-25

Eleven HUNDRED Dollars in Available
Assets Left by john auseman.

Assets Left by john Huseman.
Friday night and yesterday Mrs.
Huseman, wife of John Huseman'
whose peculiar death was mentioned Id
yesterdays REGISTER, went through
her late husbands effects, and turned
out certificates Of deposit, bank books
etc, representing $3.50. 1t was found he
had $3.50 In one bank, $500 in another and
500 in third, and on top OF this
during the day, gentleman came 10
with $3.50 in cash, which Huseman nad
given him last Monday, to keep TOT
him. This made the handsome sum OF
81, 100 for the widow, and as the prop
erty she lives in is worth close to 81, OOO'
she has something to console her Tor
the many and terrible beatings her
husband has given her.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-25
literary society Organized.

The Alpha Literary Socsety Of Cald-
wells Run, which meets at the Adams
school house, has been organized for
this season. The President Is Lester
CrisWell, and the secretary Lille Brat.
tigan. Next Friday night will be
"open DOORS" ane interesting subject
for debate is before the society.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-25

TIE STICK Is the most sOlidly con-
structed Piano in the market, and con-
seQuently will stand in tuneionger and
better than any other-points OF excel
ience not 70 be ignored by careful bay
ers. For all Information call on or ad-
dress James w. White. 7I9 Market
street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-25
CoRINEl
E[IIIrI ET'llI. laIIE l-lllIIHI D. I.LINl.I
Rreursion 20 wasbinEton CITY and Bai
mare. Via Is 80
SHOE SELLER,

Thursday. March 2, isq3s Ronnd 2
$40; tickets good ten days. Ira
leave Wheeling 81 100 and 5.05 O.
aud 200 and 5.35 .. 70. I5ron
sleeper from Wheeling on the 5.s5 ?.
train
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-25
Circuit Court.

Judge Paul yesterday made an order
OF reference Ia the case Of FfeH &
Bertschey, ct al. '. n. A. DeIters, ct a..
10 the case OF Frank Bellero '. w. ;.
Bsrlsford, ct a., the sale Of property
made was confirmed.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-25
nsrtsr,. Mnsr openlns Dar.

The Spring Miller and Stetson Com
bination Derby are now ready for your
inspection. They are without doubt
the finest and only new style out this
season. To be had only al G. a. Beu-
tiers, Sole Agent.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-25

TIE Knox Derby, New York. and
the Wilcox Boston Derby will be on
sale In a few days, only at G. a. Beu-
ter's. Sole Agent, Cash Halter, ll0l
Main street
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-25
Not the Mau.
70 b. - - R.s.sae-:

SIR:-The Harry Vogler who was ar
arrested Friday. was not Jacob Vogler,
the saloon-keeper's 500.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-25

games along. These were interesting
ones, each being for small stakes.
IL is said that about $500 changed
hands outside the regular stakes.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-25
rrrrlrrnaHalr

Auths stock OF Dry Goods, Carpets ana
notion sc 40. ffZ6 dain strses, ~ half
price. sale begins Fridzy. EebTuary %
A a. FHtNZHEfn,
special Receiver.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-25

FINE watch repairing At prices to suit
the times. Shelf Bros, lilo MAR
street, next TO SDoOk s. Co.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-25

Great bargains in Ladies' ana Cent?
oo'a u. Z. RILLMAH . co.'s.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-25
ERrEIVER.a RAIR.

Blankets ADD Comforts NJ half regular
r,rlce AZ I126 Main street. stock mast be
5old. a. A. FRANZHEI3I.
Special RecRiVar.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-25

At coss. At cost. Onyx stand and Cab
ina. "a. 3. hILLMAN q 90.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-25
Yours respectfully,

?. SIN regard TO my Disappointing
my friends In my race with Mr.. Greer,
which you mentioned in your paper, l
wish you would me the justice to say
that l was working at a disadvantage
all through the race. fell three times
a few days before the race. ADD re-
ceived three bad bruises on myAknees.
Another thing, sent away for pair
Of ball bearing skates, aud they failed
to arrive; so you see l did the best !
could under the circumstances.
L. c. Nc.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-25
At cost 81 cost. Clock. cieek Clock

1h. e,orlr Tout sale at 1904 Bain strest
- ~oio0 The stock 81 Dry Goods
and n0tiS ~m7fty julius 49, ....s -
being - Ds,.e.. -. -, 80
barEais fVot Aoi@
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-25
Total5.~.4l 10 g 1855 Totals
EuFnNn gAMr

Totals "a Il LIS Totals 50 10 Is O95
Umpire-Wiu Stevenson. Scorers-James X.
Hall and Frank Stamm.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-25
SrocIelland's Den.
sDortmo Editor OF ths Re0isfsr.

To TIE Sporting Editor Of ths Register.
SIR:--I have been informed by sew
eral Of my friends since my defeat by
WIN Greer that be has been stating
that skate like horse on wheels. and
that he can beat ma two or three laps
easily in five mile race on banked
track.
Now II Mr.. Greer really thinks that
he can defeat me two laps let bin put
up forfeit at the REGISTER Office and
l will cover it in less time than II takes
to tell it, for the same amount as the
last race II Mr.. Greer really means
business, let him put up his forfeit and
ne will greatly oblige
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-25

save money by buyIngy 10 r Diamonds at
IA. Il. HILL Az 3 CO.'S.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-25

The Third B. & o. Excursion for wash
inston City aud BaItimore, Thursday,
March Sth. 1894.
Round trip, $40. Tickets good ten
days. Trains etrl8heeling at $40
and sos 3. 10. and 2:6O and 5:35 D. N.
Through sleepers on the 5:35 ,. u.
train from Wheeling.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-25

At cost At cost. Onyx stand and Cab
ms. n. Il HILLMAs = co.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-25
Boys Waists.
Broken Lots.
Special Sale.

We have put on sale second floor a large lot of
Bows Shirt and Blouse Waists ages to Il years, IN Per-
Gales Chevots and Chevot Cloths at special prices, viz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-27

men Emanuel Meyer anI David !. Mallen, on
the strength II testimony brought ont nj tn"
trial II Captain Dohcriy and his two ward men
Tho charges against ne five sergeants VIII be
founded On the fact that they accepted Mrs
Thurow. as bondswonlan for girls who wer" ar
rested In her house Tho charges agains' Meyer
and Mallen Will Doe perjury. committed while
they were witnesses at tho trial The super
ln,end,ni was Instructed to relieve al thes" men
from duty pending tho trials.
MIR. SuEEHAN PARTIALLY DISSENTS
C,mn,issloner Shcehan partially llssentcd from
The finding - a majority u the Commissioners.
He agreed with them IN finding Captain Doherty
guilty on he general charge = neglect II duty.
bu, ho lisscniod from tho decision = 'he ma
,orlv ~ the Hoart On specifications one and
,vo Thee specifications were the gist ~ The
whole casc however. - they We're the ones
charging Captain Doher,y and his two ward men
vlth accepting money from Mrs Thurow for
"protec,ion" Mr Sheehan SAID p" though; the
testimony Z Mr. Thurow on that p0n; was not
,-auorly SUPPORTED ~ make IT WORTHY ~ belief.
The verde, vas announced at so p. m. by
pr...ler, Martin The BonrA had d'lb"rai"d an
hour ari twenty minutes. IL having been exactly
? 20 when the commissioners nled out II the
room
Mr. Grant announced that m application would
De- made AZ once for writ = ceriiorari % review
tho a.flor ~ The Board ~" expressed m" opn-
In that the decision 4 the Commissioners would
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-27

NEW YORK FIREMEN AND POLICEMEN
ARRESTED AT COLLEGE POINT.
\ LOCAL OFFICER ALMOST KILIED-TTIE UP-
SETTING or \ BOAT COSTS THE LIFE OF
A FIREMAN AND \ WOMAN-DIS-
GRACEFUL AFFAIR At
PLEASURE GROUND.

There was a desperate fight at College Point,
l.. j. yesterday afternoon. The Endeavor So
cll club Of New-York held picnic in Don
ncy's Grove. or. as II is known. boulevard
Park The High Plug Association, Of Elizabeth.
y j. also had an excursion and picnic at Max
Scehdcn's grove About o'clock in the after
noon JOAN B.islinger. of Elizabeth. member
OF the High Plugs. Went 10 DOnnelly's Grove,
and. going into the pavilion. used insulting
language to the women. He thrown from
the grounds bodily. He swOre ont warrant
before Judge BeIderlinden. II was made out
against John Doe. Charles Deckcndorf. po-
uccmln went TO serve l. on the officers Of the
Endeavor club. lie reached Donnclly's Grove
about o'clock When his mission became
known he was set upon and almost killed by
members OF the Endeavor club.
\ general fEht between thc members OF the
clubs followed ard the Elizabeth men turned in
ard began - fight. The clubs th"n ranged
against each other. Judge BeiderIinder at once
swore I'm dozen deputies.
James " Lee. Louis Striflirr, j. Flnn"rty and
John D"Nanry ~ 80. l13 FirSt-avc.; Thomas
kcancs of 80 lS4 Flrsi-ave.: william Ahrons.
who il policeman 40 b. of the Fourteenth Pre-
cinct: Thomas Hart sergeant in the New
York Fire Department. and living AT No 2o5
First-ave. David Lyons. policeman. hVns
at 40 2o3 Avanu, B, and Man i'crlnger.
of 81 81 First-avc. were arrested Tncy
had a hearing late ,ast night and wcT" hell
for trial The first three named wer" locked ny.
Drvancy was placed under $500 bonds. Arthur J.
NJ DQuaie. Of ~. 3l@ East Thirteenth-st.. became
the bondsnlan. K'ancs WAS disc harg"d. Ahrcns
was allowed To- * on his own rccpgniZaucc. Tn"
others were discharged. 4 sergeant Of pole"
from the Fourteenth Precinct was present. nut
was not arrested. All those arrested are mem
bers ~ the Endeavor club.
DcckrndOrf was taken 90 the Flushing ll-
pital II les thought he VII! die as result oi ih'
beating he received lie WAS hit on ihe back Oi
tne head he WAS also thrown down and kicked.
There We're go mon p; the High Plug picnic
and 25O of the Fnd"'v'Hcrs.
About q o'cloc. H. tLr evening. william Can"y.
A fireman in the NcW-NOlk department.. living At
- J West Tcuth-st. and Mani" p1ol"y. oi
Firsi-aye between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
SITS. Joseph 7 Busch. ~ ~. '35 East Four
,.cnfh-si. and John Knowles. - 80 l9l FlSi-
ave. went rowing IN boat They We're all ~
Tho Endeavor party. The boat upset Caff"y
and Miss Doocy w"r" drowned Tho other. two
were saved Tn bodies have not been recovered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-27
CANADA AND THE UNITED STATES.

London. July 2s-Sr John Lubbock presided in
the London Chamber OF Commerce this evening over
a meeting OF the city branch Of the Imperial Fed
eraton League. He welcomed the Canadian dele
gates heartily. Mr.. Denison then spoke Of the i'm
portance Of main ntaining the unity OF the Empire.
Canada he said, absolutely true 20 England
and would resoutey fight against any movement 20
annex her 10 the United States. Great enmity was
fek in the United States toward England. Only
the better educated and higher classes there were
friendly % Great Britain. The peace was main.
ialned only through fear II he British Navy and
10000 Canadians If France AMI Russia should
combine agains; England. the United States would
Join them. This emphasized the necessity OF fed
eraon. Canada was prepared 10 make great sac
riAces for this bu; she expected help from England
The speaker urged system OF preferential tariffs
between Great Brltaln and her colonies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-27
MISSIONARY on THE SITUATION.

Baltimore. July 26.-The Rev DR.. II. II. Graves,
,be oldes, missionary worker for III" southern
Baptist Mission Board in China. has just returned
,,sr forty years service. DR.. Graves. in speaking
o, the Chnese-Iapanese .mbroglio SAYS
rba chinese ami japanese are very jealous Of
Zach other at all times. and this jealousy mas
doubtless much 10 DO with the bitterness or thei?
SIsnute over Corean claims. Their Jealousy Is not
rniounded in many respects. for Japan has out
stripped her neighbor in point Of Western civ'iiza
,on while China on the other hand. claims tnat
ssr civilization is higher, and that she would not
exchange It for Western elements, Ths two r ma
ssch other that France and Germany have. In
Corea the japanese have business interests ana
population while China has political suzera!nY
latter country Is evidently backed 10y Russia IN
The effort 10 regain the poliuca! power ia Corea
which she held in years gone oy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-27
JULY 81, IS94.-TWELVE PAGES.
DOHERTY FOUND GUILTY
EXPELLED FROM THE FORCE.
HIS WARD MEN. HOOK AND MEEHAN
MUST ALSO GO.
CHARGES AGAINST OTHER POLICEMEN

SENSATIONAL ENDING OF THE POLICE TRIALS
Five SERGEANTs AND TWO PATROfMEN
SUSPENDED UNTIL THEY CAN BE TRIED
DOHERTY MAKES \ DAMAGING STATE
MENr ABOUT PRESIDENT MARTIN
WILL THE EX-CAPTArN TELL
ALL HE KNOWS ABOUT
THE DEPARTMENT?
Captain Michael Doherty and Ward Men John
Hook ard i}ornarl Meeran were convicted by the
Police Board yesterday Of accepting bribes for
"pro,eciion' 10 the disorderly house kept by Mrs
Augusta Thurow. at NJ % Second-ave, and dis
missed from the police force.
The Board also instructed Superintendent
Byrnes 10 prefer charges egainst Sergeants Hugh
Clark, J. ". Jordan. George c. Liebers. FeiN
McKcnna ard Charles \. Parkinson and Patrol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-27

-0noon. July 2s.-The Hon. William Frederick
,r, uan'e's Smith, NJ T.. son Of the late Right Hon
Imam Henry Smith. was married to-day 10 Lady
., Sarohne Georgina Gore. Youngest daughter
s Ear OF Arran. in the Church Of ST. Clement.
n'unas Square. There was an unusual assemblage
=. as'nguished persons present including the Duke
- ssness Of Teck Prince and Princess Christian
d. .soury ana most Of the foreign ambassa-
by twsH ena ministers The bride. who was attended
drsss ~. Dril~smaids. wore a white satin duchesse
h. ouinmed with old lace. and fun court train
crov,s.s" s"dmenis were pearls. The church was
estcs with win guests. and the Strand around the
'"'e was packed with slghtseers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-27

orderly house. Leaning forward in his chair and
pointing his finger at Commissioner Martin he
cried out in a voice that was half choked with
sobs that he had gone to Mr.. Martin. told him
Of the scandal and asked that the guilty SER
geants be transferred 10 other precincts. but the
request was not granted.
Commissioner Martin never moved a muscle
when this damaging evidence given against
him nor would he make any explanation OF his
conduct afterWard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-27
GUILTY OF THE CAFE VERY EXPLOSION
Mrr.NIER. THE ANARCHIST. SENTENCED TO
rI....1 srnAIrI.n. LON LIVE

Mrr'NIER. THE ANARcHisT SENTENCED TO
PENAL sERvITrDE FOR LIFE.
Paris Juy 2G-Meunier. the humpbacKed Ah"F-
chist and the associate Of Francois ana RaVachoI'
was placed on trial to-day for having down up ''e
cafe Very In the spring Of 1892. and was co"''o''"
Meunler IL supposed 70 have caused the explosion
70 ayrnge Eavachol who had been arrested dt the
cafe by the police with the aid Of VI. very the pro-
prie,or and LIIerot the waiter. Nine. Hricou gave
damaging testimony against the prisoner M'uhl'r
nroogied ms innocence throughout the tfial ana re-
p4atedly Interrupted witnesses 10 deny men state
mcnts Nine. very and LIicrot failed 10 'ehNlE
thry mad last seen him The court was hdl"ninrI
shaved The moment he returned WIN u snvos,' ,h,
face 10 the room both witnesses eNcihlin'u il' nS
recognized him Meuner's friend fIfhcoiS, ~ w
hromeht I'm by wardcrs to testify. He dehled e'riS
thing called Nine Brcou caatterns Tsd 'ias' & and
r,dicmlej the evidence given by her. Inc iss anu anu
fnnt of NJ very who died OF Injuries received ~ ~
The oyploson were brought In bottles h1en WIN
spirits into the courtroom. ,,. ,, ,b,s even
'ununier having been found guilty, late ms 80. u.
ny II was announced that ne had been ser, ,ehceu D 80
nnnai seryitude for life. The jury admittei ,h
Of extenuatng clrcumstances Meune, and
had nrepared himself for the death sen.nc; LII,
after the Judge ceased spcaking shouted sennot
"Conraee Comrades. This state or society 80. 49,"
last long Death TO tyrants. Long i've Aha'e"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-27

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enrt.rr'rr AZ Lehlgn University. legs partially
ii.>1' 7'F''' '''' '''
GATES r,cob nre i.,ss. bands haliy torn ani cut
MEKCtR Robert. assistant f1 'o.'n.. Ma.'n back
injured "'"'' '''"'' anu
Th" shaf' was abandoned twenty I'"' f'iN
hgo owing i' th" burning ~ u" h'''h'i ''f''
iug &c. ana has since been n''l ~ S' '''
opening or air shaN f,r me Exeter Colli"ry.
Lately ihr company decided - sink y d'"I"r
and the surveys were being made. The party
,., =. t,.f v,-.,, ,,.,, Q. m. shat 90 examine
WI" g., ..,, ,
the "1ih aHrhHl "'N'' l"' ''' "N N'''
in The Shafi had rottad away. ana as u "a'
1890 ... .t ....,, ... ,...,,it ,,., rfir s,nopfhlv
kf lWn ih1' iN' carr ."f' "'''N '' ''''
not having been used cN'cpi 'c''-l'NA'. '''
.t,b,..n r...,fhs fine. des..uling party place
. IT,. ia c,t.. nm the
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top IF ihc canopy - '''i"' '"' AK anu P''
won't IT'S getting cros-Wiec ir ia" shaN ana 'hhs-
,rp am accident on the cage besides The man
- ,,.,r t,,,r,.u c,loncl Mason and
Oh Top "''' ''' ''' ''''''' 80 ,
Wilson, IT'D" descent was "''' '' S'''''' "' -"
,ba ascent, about forty feet from the bottom. the
., ,rh.,.. ,,.,s . crash of timber the
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bottom was torn IT"'l We 'S' """ '''' ''"' NV
with The wood and lior work fell 30 the bottom
,rn. r..t - m. ,,rr,ag. with Gates hanging To
NV ~
III" r''i went 10 "'' ''P
As soon ros.ihl" rescue parry was en-
.,t f.. les than ttV.pty five miuuirs the
$50 - - ,, 3, ., g.,
first ~ the f'Scn" bdHt Wa ''"'''N 49, ''''
tom in a bucket. When reached M"rruI am
,,,, val ..r,u.icd lu,o fh. ,ranine Il the vein
''''' :, ,,., ,,a..,, j.,
ana had pui'' ''' "''H '' ~ "
with them n'y had managed To- Pu" wilson
90, tho remains Of ih. cage also in order that II
, .,.,,..~ ann, do,vn tb. shaft they
any '''"H ,, ,,. ,,,.
would be ont "i u" way ''''"'' " '"
still alive and was the first one carried up IN"
,oo ,, ., tho surf,ce i'm IN. htIckc The COM
fV' '''' ~ ,,.,s ,n ,r,i,iug and me- was
PAM H"D"',', w., f,',,s,,n lie dled ius, AZ
taken I" "'9 NOM. Il, ,yus,r ,roq ,,kcn m
ms nom" wa tn, ~ =, his home in piitston
n"Nt an" VIZ as, hr h Ji.d e1,n af,cr
W,,'r .,,J Eurrci being tho least In tured were
taken in Tho waiting ambulance - the Pitston
tTne,i,al where fhev are receiving Tn" best Of
c,r. and If n, mt I,yard symptoms develop Will
i IN, in a week or two. The physician I'm
." t5 ,h,, a.. feared only brain complca-
.'"'0 -, h |h,,cht ,her vnull be- none
'orH' on' "r r,.. shof, is IN. nn. whore in 1870
I"t IN.''' .' az, a. go mot d.otb from
t"ch'| .S'''H ''.r" % tr u.,i.h v,e dlrnciIv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-27
BUDGET BILL. ADVANCED IN THE Lohps


FANSING rs 49, T-''-'-7-' '---'-''
UPPER HOUSE TO AMEND MoNEi bills
London July 9-In the House - Lords today
Lord Rosebrry formally moved the second i'tl'"f
Of the Budget DaL The Duke 81 D'N"iShi- ''''
that he would move an amendment % %" Dbl. bat
ne could not allow Il 70 pass without "ndcaVoling
TO obtain from IN" Govern ul"nt som" Information
as 70 what they expected to s'i nom a il'"-"i'
,rbch qol,nf 10 lmpOV-Tleh thr Iich w'il" ln r'tr
,nc tho burdens Of those depending nIpn Them. ,
,ha sanr rght 10 amend money bills as 20 alter
any other hlls which had passed th" Hou-" ~
1,nln,,ous IL urOcecded to argue tnat th" bill
tsxrd c4p,tal instead Of income and Wa therefor -
unjust to the capitalists ana landlord ana "'"l
.cnd - hiring bout general financial disorder
lord Uerechel said h nad meyer donht"i thht
me lords could reject money bills, but that HS"t
tad moi been exercised Two centuries ana u Was
a question whether II WAS cOnsiituucHa NOV" ne
rorsonuence Of exercising tn" right 1" dit"i Woh"N
hIi,s 4, this time might be NOR" serious !" INC
Peers thar any effect that IN" measure liScH c'u'1
have. . ..-, ~...i,. u.t,bo,,