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rntarr pIsHnp DEAD

Dublin, March 29-The icy, I,
PEARSON. d. D., Protestant loIo ~
Meath, died today.
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Baden, March 29.--josepA -. III
celebrated pianist and composer
day
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Tgr,EGR.APH BRIEFED'

Chicago -The indian supply 5 M:
be located here. Secretary -
having SO decided ,.tss
ST. Louis. The Prolesian,,Il a'' 1 =
the city propose TO Vlza.h-
Tor the prevention OF CRIME M
Des Moines. Iowa --Ihe ,, WIKI .ea1g:
teru5an passed tie woman y sg
glying women the right y Xxx III. d
oathe. Kan, -rhe aTs 5,,5sS losay
Lille murder case coueisH,,fbsa i.rg
ii is now in the hands o. -. XIX, III
south Bend. Ind The Sl o5si5lli.
.at this point IL puZzllns i wv bssi .
thotdtic5 Many lelteis. ~
Of thousands 81 dollars .l "a
Pttsburg, Pa.-The nl new osi,I.,nsal !
Is ~ verified fact and w. eT T,sr; y I
ness lprlI ! with head.4ueis'' 4 iIa'
Ter III is denied thAl y { m 4
yie],sburg. Miss. The gr4tnfi6 III Il
I ll3 ' its report ana was ..,s al'i rsipe8I
b ,.'liI eyemil.ad l9i witness5s,9,s b
t ' Bins and ignored '9'
stances.
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Jackson Miss. March 20 -Dispatohs.
from areana Duck Hil Utica ana Hazel.
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dicatlon that the presidents mind had
undergone such change with regard to
coinage OF the silver as would warrant
she conclusion that he Intended to APP
prove the Bland bin. lie had pointed out
such defects in the measure which had
been adopted by congress al Indicated with
tolen6le c'earness tho course DE was
most likely 10 pursue. When the further fact
that the commercial bodies, bankers and
business men of an sections Of the c5un-
try were plying the president with letters
ana io.esrams urging him 90 veto The
bin became known. thus coatradlcrs The
assumption of the party representatives.
that the South aud West we're particularly
ciamorous for silver legislation. the ryob.
ability Of a veto became almost a cer-
iainty, Tho Veto message clearly states
The position Of the president and HIS rsl-
s'hs Tor withholding his approval of tTe
BIN ana should he cartfal.y read ana
po"aercl ana tui' credit siyea TO a,
president for the honesty o. bis c1rcIp-
s!oas whether tl.y agrea with tha rsaI-
cr's views or not.
n4 country was prepared in ssvancc
fer the veto 81 7e Bland Sin. THE hss..
ness sentiment o. tae country was a--
'e-sas''a e .h' adrat upoa tae nnarci-I
''iaaiioH OF far'ha7 tenrcdan= win
DE silver question IS this country a',a,.
aaa gee yet5 win lav. good era.. IN
-irs .aat ucelgless
SILVER aErFta-s r1a. -esa- v~,-a r.-fs. s,-
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PLANNING MILL AMP !. Iu lI5il. !
Hatuesburg Mss M".' ntanlas F5
the Wiacass515s j p' ieet q ~
i I 'o!s Si5055; partly insals4
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-27

ITO, Mic Mac Queen 107, Sarcasm lOo,
Sappho los, Anna Belle l03, Pella lOS,
Why Not II. 103, Maggie Smith lOS,
Golden Valley 103. Son Maiheur lOS.
Third, s. mile. maidens, Beelzeouo
los, White Cockade los, Captain JACK
los, Apprentice los, Escape los. Nine
Yah los, UDroar f. los, Vocality lO5,
Elizabeth T. los. Chink los, Jennie A.
los, May Irwin los. First Light los,
Arrogance f. los, Elise Morrison F. los.
Fourth, IL miles, handicap. Sir Knight
rs, Rsdskin 10, Mary Stone l06, Dutch
Skater lO4, Herald 103, Life Boat lOl,
Laurel 81, Captain L. 80, Light Foot 90.
Fifth. mile selling, Adelbert Ill, Arab
OO9. Top Gallant 109, MontIece log, Gold
Dollar 104. Long Bounce l04, Ryan lO3,
Our Maggie l02, Kildeer lO2, Bon Berry
90, Reiff 90. Iceland %, Figuaticu 50.
Sixth, ll-l6, Bolero l04. Laurel lO9.
Wilmer 90, Major General 90, George
Dixon 90, Charter 96. Combination
winners, Captain T., Ben Lamond. Ber-
wyn.
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RED HOT WEATHER IN THE WEST.

OMAHA, NEB., July 26.-Yesterday
the maximum temperature was eighty
six degrees. At the highest point to-
day il was 106 From all over the terri
tory tributary to Omaha, strip OF 300
miles north aud south and 500 miles
east and west, come reports OF the terri
ble effects of the hot winds. Wher-
ever the ground was already dry, the
growing corn has been baked. Where
there is any moisture left there is still
hope for the crop. At Superior, on the
southern border Of the State, the maxi
mum temperature was 112. All points
reporting tonight place the tempera-
ture at above 100 Very few prostra-
tions have been reported.
ST. PAUL, MINI. July 26.-As indi-
Gated by reports from various points In
Minnesota, North and South Dakota
and Northern Iowa to-day has been one
OF the hottest ever recorded in the
north west from one hundred to one hun
dred aud twelve in the shade is report
ed Following are some OF The records:
Fairbault los; st. James LOG; Caledonia
lO4; Yankton, s. D., 10; Vermillion
112; Sioux Fails rs; Pierre 104; Huron
100: Bismarck 10; West Union, Iowa,
1O4; Sibley 104. Although the heat was
almost Unprecedented 10 the twin
cities no cases OF sunstroke are report
ed.
PRENTICE, WIS, July 26.-Home-
steaders are flocking into this town in
large numbers from the vicinity OF
Worcester, and report that not one has
been able 10 save q dollars worth
of property from the forest
fires which are raging In every
direction. Unless rain falls within
u hours this part OF Price county will
see nothing bat chsrred timber. The
town of Clifford, T2 miles from here, on
the 500 railroad, is almost certain TO be
wiped out. Bridges on the railroad are
burned for miles in every direction and
trains are suspended.
WATERLOO, Iowa, July 2G.-To-day
mas been the hottest Of the year, ther-
mometers registering 105 in the shade.
A terrible hot wind prevailed all day,
doing much damage TO the corn crop in
this part Of Iowa which was already Ia
a precariouS condition on account OF the
long continued droUth.
DES MONIES, Iowa, July 26.-The
hottest weather in ten years was eX-
perienced here to-day. Street thermom-
eterS showed 10 Ia the shade. a hot
wind blew FROM the southwest and
great injury was done TO crops.
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Spetial 10 ne Rlqisisr.

Special 10 the REGISTER.
PARKERsBURG, w. VA, July GA
man named Valentine, who is married
and has family, and Mrs. Jacob Trader,
widow, both residing on Straight
creek. Calhoun county, decided TO SKIP
the country together, but four year
old daug hter OF Mrs. Trader was a hind
rance.
Last Monday they set to work to get
rid OF the child, and took her to the
woods, where they tied her to tree
and piled brush about her.
1t was then set on fire and the perpe-
traitors left the child to her fate.
The fire soon attracted neighoors and
she was released horribly burned.
The community In which the dendlsh
deed was perpstrated Is greatly aroused
and they are hunting for the unnatural
couple.
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0orman and Gibson win.

OCEAN CITY, MD, July 26.-Senators
German aud Gibson won the day 10 tho
First Congressional district Democratic
convention. at least 30 far as the reso-
lutIons are concerned. resolution was
offered by Mr.. Bryan, which
endorsed the platform OF the
National Democratic Convention,
"heartily and unfalterlngly endorsed
the course Of the true patriot, tne
President Of the United States. Grover
Cleveland, for bis manly and uncom-
promising fight for tariff REFORM" and
demanded that 1.-The nominees OF this
convention shall DO ia full ac-
cord with the President 'snd party
principles snd give TO him tkelr
unconditional support and shall be
sound on tariff reform" The resolu-
tlon was referred to a committee, which
reported a substitute mildly advocating
tariff reform The substitute was
adopted after stormy de-
hate. during which the names
of Senators German and Gibson were
hisssd. 10 his speech Mr. Bryan euio-
glzed Mr.. Cleveland and spoke In ths
seyerest terms Of the people VINO bad
betrayed the party. The chief an,ag-
onlst OF Mr.. Bryan was mr.
Charles 5. Carrlngton. Senator
Gloson's law partner The creates.
confusion prevailed, and the crowd,
which was several hundred strong,
yelled and missed. The only counties
that voted in favor Of Mr.. Bryan's reso.
luton were Kent and Queen Anne.
Joshua w. Miles was nominated for the
54th Congress on the FIRST ballot, aud
w. Laird Henry for the uneIpired term
ln the SD Congress.
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A ROAST FOR JUDGE WOODS.
Debs Says He Bas Not Forfeited the
Right to free Speech.

Debs Says He has Not Forfeited the
Right TO free Speech.
CHICAGO, July 26.-At meeting OF
the American Railway Union TO-DAY
President Debs violently assaied the
prosecution in the contempt proceed
ings. -
Toward the close OF his speech, he
said: II am under indictment all the
way from San FRANCISCO TO Pennsylva-
MIA, aud from ST. Paul 10 New Orleans,
but / have nes sprIeited nav right TO
free Speech, and, i I Jtfdge- goods, yes
terday, enuncated the law, l would
rather rot in Jail than be free man. II
| alone were concerned in this matter, l
would permit no defense TO DE made In
my behalf, for l consider it an honor to
be in contempt of the court that is going
10 try me-"
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win Anil,ats with PopulistS.

SUsc'Gi 20 tie RsQlstsr.
MoUNDsvlLLE, w. VAn July 20
Pursuant TO notices posted all over the
county, the workingmen Of Marshall
county met in convention at the Court
House this afternoon, for the purpose
of nominating from the fields and work
shops candidate for Congress from
this district. w. B. Cullum was chosen
chairman OF the convention, and A. w.
Stewart secretary. Speeches were made
by w. M. Carroll, w. B. Cullum and Robt.
Dorff, of Glendale. Instead OF choosing
a candidate for Congress, it was decided
to send a delegation of eight members
TO the Peoples party convention, which
meets at Cameron on next Saturday, for
the purpose OF conferring with them,
and seeing what planks would be
adopted into the platform OF that
party which tends to protect the rights
of the laboring man. The following
delegates were appointed: Joseph Tom
linson, w. NJ. Carroll, John Blake,
john Dunlap, James Mahood, Robert
Dorgg, A. w. Stewart and W. B. Gull
lum.
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Murdered Csptured.
Special TO ne Rsg,,s--.

6pfctdE 20 me htJLsIe-.
HUNTINGTON, w. VA, 26-Deputy
Sheriff Lige Hatfield brought Mel. Run
you in tonight from Logan county and
lodged him in jail here. Ten days ago
Runyon had some difficulty with John
Vance, at Thacker, over a child the
latter had taken TO raise for Runyon,
whose wife died, and in the melee that
followed, Vance, who was good citi-
zen, was shot in the bowels three times
and died from the effects OF his wounds.
There was no provocation, aud as the
murderer escaped into the woods, a
posse was organized TO look for him and
yesterday found him hiding in the
bushes. As there were threats Of lynch
ing by the friends Of Vance he was
brought here.
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PopuIlst Nominations.
VTNIt'N ~ 7'9'''''
Sre-ioL 70 tts Rsgt.e-.

GEeStlt 90 tES a7Nsf.
RAvENswooD, W. VA, July 26.-1m-
mediatey upon the adjournment of the
Congressional Convention, the dele
gates from the Fourth, Fifth, and Sew
enth districts, met and made the fol-
lowing nominations for State Senator:
Fourth district, composed OF Wood,
Writ and Calhoun, II. c. Lockner, of
Calhoun; Fifth district, composed Of
Mason, Roane and Jackson, Z. w.
Brown, of Jackson; Seventh district,
composed of Wayne, Cabell and Putnam,
C. Ii. Gilkerson, OF Wayne. The con-
vention then adjourned, and most Of
the delegates left on to-night's train for
their homes. The report OF the Con-
greSsional Convention will be found on
page 5.
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MR.GORMAN ANSWERED
Senator Villas, Of Wisconsin, Speaks
For the President,
POLITICALLY AND PERSONALLY

5e is the Presidents Friend, and
He is Happy TO Defend
Him From the Attacks Of
Those Who Would Assail
Him-The Presidents Letter
Was in Accord With all His
Previous Utterances on the
Subject of Tariff Reform and
Was Not an Usurpation Of the
Rights OF the Executive-He
Had Been Appealed to by Sena-
tors to Use His InhCence for the
Senate Bill, but Saw Fit to APP
prove the Measure Adopted by
the House-The Senate Ad-
journs With a Point ofOrder on
Hand and Unsettled.
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INDIGNANT CONMONWEALgRS.
The Followers Of CoSev, FRYE aud Kelley
Begging for Help,

WASHINGTON, July 96.-Large and
indignant delegations from the indus
trial armies encamped about Washing
ton applied al the room OF the House
Committee on Labor to-day, not 10 urge
their bills, but 10 plead Tor
assistance. The expected hap
pened, the leaders had deserted
them, and they sought Congressional
aid 10 return TO the localities whence
they had come. Coxey's men said that
their leader had left them in the lurch
Yesterday. KeIly's men said their lead
er Tad gone away several days ago and
they did not expect to see him
again, while Frye'S men said their
leader bad probably abandoned them.
The men who were brought from the
Pacific coast were particularly indig-
nant and expressed fervent desire TO
tar aud feather the General. Mr.. Nc
Gam told them there was no chance OF
government appropriation for their re-
turn and sent them to the local super
iptendent OF charities.
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INFORMATION NOT OBTAlNABLE
bard to Tell Just what the situation In
Tie Orient d. az Present.

barG TO Acii just w nutt tu" o''h"N'" -
the Orient IL at Present.
SHANGHAI, July 27-l0 4. MA tele-
gram was received Yesterday evening
from high authority at Tlen Tsin, ro-
porting that the prospects for the con-
tinuance OF peace were more favorable.
To-day, however, news was received that
war between China an-< Japan has been
declared. There have also been rumors
that several Chinese war ships are In
trouble. The information received
here is meagre and the exact status OF
affairs in COres cannot be learned.
Telegraph communication from Corea
is interrupted.
FRISCO JAPs ARE READY TO FIGHT
SAN Francisco, GALA, July 26.-A
meeting OF a committee representing
japanese residents was held At tho
japanese consulate, and II was decided to
MAKE i'm mediate efforts TO raise $40, 600
To assist the Japauesa eovernmsnt In
carrying on its war with China. Fur.
ther than that, the San Francisco Ja-
panese are prepared TO form brigade
OF 1000 men, arm themselves with
American rifles, and go TO Jepsn at
their own expense, II their services
should be needed in the Corean conflict.
All the mem bers OF the Japanese colony
will be assessed To raise funds-f the
war goes on.
JAPANESE MINISTER RECALLED.
TOXIC. July 26.-Gozo Tateno. Japan-
ese miniter to Washington has been re-
called 10 Japan and Mr.. Kukino, 80 eI-
perIenced diplomat has been appointed
TO succeed him. This change Is made
on account Of dissatisfaction at the
manner in which Minister Tateno has
conducted the negotiations with tue
Washington government looking TO the
modification OF the extra territorial
treaties
KING OF COEEA A PRISONER.
SHANGHAI, July 27.-The japanese
have seized the King Of Corea and hold
him as 4 prisoner.
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THE WORK Or FIENDS.
A Child Tied to Tree and Burned
in Calhoun County
BY ANUNNATURAL MOTHER AND

The Man With Whom She Had
Prepared to Elope-The Little
Ono Was a Hindrance and to
Get Rid OF Her, They Decided to
Burn Her TO Death-Discovered
in Time to Save Her Life, but
Not TO Prevent Her From Being
Horribly Burned.
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THE WEATHER

WASHINGTON, ID. c., July 26.-For West
Virginia: Partly cloudy, probable th1n-
der storms, south winds.
For Western Pennsylvania: Generally
fair: warmer in northern portion, increas-
ing southeast winds.
For Ohio: Partly cloudy. probable local
rains: increasing southeast winds
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-27
TBATORDER FORSTOCK
How a "TOut" in Washington Made
Trouble For Mr. Camden.
INSIDE DETAILS OF THE SCHEME.

The Senator Never Gave an Or
der For Sugar Stock and Be-
came the Subject of Suspicion
Through the Efforts ofan Agent
For q Brok or age Firm to Secure
Trade by Using a Forged Or
der-The Man Who Originated
all the Trouble Badly Wanted
in Washington For Other Ras-
cality.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-27
Big Oil Flow On Whisky Run.

SIsTERsvILLE. w. Va, July 26.-It
was reported here to-day on good au
thority that the well drilled in on Whis-
Ky run few days ago by local COM
Dany. and which was plugged, made
big flow tais week. This well is located
about nine miles east of ST. Nary's and
four miles from the old shawnee"
well, from which spasmodic flows are
reported. and will open up fne lot Of
territory.
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.n,,o.chlnr q Crisis At Pullman.

CHICAGO, July 26.-Tbe situation at
Pullman is fast approaching crisis for
tbe men and also FOR the company.
The question OF food supplies Is vital
tonic among the strikers. and The con-
tamnla,ed withdrawal Of the militia
makes i'm operative some decisive move
rot IN the part OF the company.
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W. RI. snests Dead.
"a. E<a<s<-

PABKEgsBUEG. W. Va, Jolly 2a-W.
II. Sheets, a prominent farmer and
merchant Of PIesssnts county, died yes-
terday morning a. SaIama OF typhoid
fever after five months illness, aged 80.
He is well known throughout the State.
He leaves . wife and Two daughters and
a valuable estate.
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sp<oci 70 tss R>0s'se--
PARKERsBURG, w. VA, July %
Last night Brady Reeves and Henry
Beeban fought at Riverside, and
Bsebaa was struck in the face by
R.eyes, breaking his JAN In two places.
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A Noted Criminal Captured.

SpfctdI o - EEaIsssE'-
CHARLESTON, w. VA, July 90
Danuty United States Marshal John
Littlepage arrested to-day, after twen-
,y-four hours pursuit over the noun
tains of Lincoln county, John Briant,
on charge Of retailing tobacco wit hOut
license. Briant is the noted green
goods man who so successfully worked
this section last fall and eluded cap
tur6
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prownea whiIs BathIng.

PAgKERsBUEG, w. VA, July 26.-
Charley Melvin. twelve years old. was
drowned this afternoon 10 the Kanavh4
river, near Kirk's Mills, while In bath.
ing with several companions.
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NIAGARA FAILS, n. Y, July 26.-The
hocv of the thirteen year old boy, found in
the Whirlpool on the Canadian side, proves
70 ne that OF George Hartuz Of Pittsburg.
He was drowned at Edgewater over week
40.
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MILWAUKEE, Wis, July 26.-Msior Will
liam n. UPAsm .e' ee ."uiu I'd Tor
governor in the Republican convention.
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lContiHiIcd on FOurih PageI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-12-25
NETFO USDLxSD,S SMASH UP.
Various Projects for Relieving the Island
of Its Financial Straits.

ST. JoHN's, y. F.. Dec. c+.-The financial COM
p~lication here received a new development to-
day from the announcement in n telegram
published in the Government organ to the effect
that a bill 20 guarantee the Union banks PAPER
currency would be introduced in the Legislature
either tonight or on Wednesday next.
The schemes put forward for the solving OF
the financial difficulty multiply daily, the latest
Of which is for the establishment of a new bank.
the present concern to go into liquidation, their
paper being taken over by the new bank At its
valuation.
Considerable opposition has already developed
toward the proposition for the Government TO
extend aid to any bank .nR institution. whether
solvent or insolvent, and what the result Of this
opposition will be remains to be determined.
The Union Bank still stands high in the gem
eral estimation Of the public, aud its notes are
being taken in trade everywhere, but the aEita-
tion for the prosecution Of the directors and
the manager Of the suspended Commercial Bank
shows no signs OF cessation.
II Is impossible now 70 send Post ONCE money
orders either 10 Europe or TO America. AS the
Postal department here has no means OF trans
hitting money.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-12-25
A white Deer In AIaIss.

Travelling southwark over the Bangor and
AroOstook road early in November" said the
commercial traveller, IL saw three deer at large
al different places along the route, and twice
the engineer whistled TO scare them from the
track. At one Of the stations several hunters
returning from the SchOHdic lake region boarded
the train, bringing a moose aud several deer
Carcasses Of similar game already slowed IN the
baggage car. What gave particular interest to
the deer wAs white. II Was a doe 81 ordinary
size, unusually graceful of shape. and lts color
vas milk white except the head, on which were
some dark brown spots, / learned that u had
been ghOt by one 81 the spOrthmen. a Bangor
man. not half . mile from the SCEOudlC HOuse.
= hSck woods hOstelTy frequsnted by hunters and
fishermen. Later / saw the tkin ~ a taIider-
mists shop in Bangor. where, Htth the head
complete. II sAs being mounted
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SARAH ALTHEA'S MONEY.
Her Guardian, Porter Ashe, Accused sf
Squaadering II.

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 24.-Thomas r. VIII
liams, Jr.. ex-President of the California Jockey
Club. has accused Porter Ashe. the well-known
horseman. of deliberately robbing Mrs. Sarah
Althea Terry. the claimant in the celebrated
sharon will case. and who is now in an insane
asylum while acting rs her guardian. Williams
says Ashe squandered the womau's fortune,
and he intends 20 criminally prosecute him.
The allegations have caused a great sensation.
ST. LoCIs. Dec. 24.-R. Porter Ashe, who is in
this city with his racing stable to-day. read the
charges made against him by T. ii. Williams.
concerning Ashes guardianship of Sarah Althea
Terry. He emphatically denied the charges OF
estate amounted to nothing and that he was
compelled 10 20 into his own pocket 10 support
her properly at the insane asylum
According to Mr.. Ashe, both Sarah Althea
and her husband became bankrupt fighting
Senator Sharon and his heirs. When Judge
Terry was killed his estate was found 20 be
vslueless. so Mr.. Ashe says. and his wife had
nothing but her personal effects and a mort
placed under his care.
Williams is either making this a personal
fight on me- said Mr.. Ashe. or some people in
san Francisco are using him as a tool 10 get
possession of Mrs. Terry's private papers. She
has some in connection with the
Sharon suit that have never.been made public.
and, II they are, certain prominent people on
the coast will be badly smirched. This may
deposed as guardian OF Mrs. Terry. When il
comes 10 an accounting ] will show what ridicu-
lous fools my enemies have been making OF
Themselves