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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-10
BRIEF TEIEoRAMs.

The Moss Engraving Company. Of
New York, has assigned; assets and
liabilities not given.
A heavy storm has done great damage
in portions OF Germany, especially In
the vicinity Of Berlin.
Tho town OF Chelton, Wg., is reported
10 be burning, and GfeGnbay has been
called on for assistance.
The. senate yesterday confirmed the
nomination Of Rufus II. Pcckham TO be
associate Judge of the supreme court,
The Populst senators have decided
not to interfere with the Republican
Rohutors In their right to organize the
senate.
Tho senate Republican caucus com.
mlttGc was In session yesterday. but did
not complete tho arrangement Of tho
committees.
Green y. Swnngo, Kontucky'B regis
tor of the land office IL short In his ne
counts and the governor has ordered an
investigation.
Tho tug Pearl H. Campbell sunk on
Huron Isle Lake superior, and the
ci pw OF seven men, oil rcBldentS OF Bu-
luth were drowned
Herr DOVE, the inventor OF tine DullGt
proof cont, died yesterday IN WCstpha-
iln, Germany lie wnH tailor and was
thlrty.ilvC yonrn old.
OGicIai dispatches from Caracas 70.
port tlnt the rebellion In Venezuela
hnB been uucllCd and perfect pence
rclgns supreme In the republic,
Tho Italian troops In AbyFslnln SUR
rounded the nrny Of King Mcncllk,
cOnpletlhg Of 10000 mcn and defeated
H. the lossOs being very heavy
lex President lldrrlEon rcfuscs To bC
Interviewed regarding the report from
New York, that ho Is soon 60 be married
to Mrs. nlmmock hlB late wIfe'S niece,
A municipal reform movement has
begun IN Madrid. A big public dcmOn-
Btrhtlnn occurred ycatcrdNy, particle
pptcd In by the most distinguished CItl-
IONS Of the city,
Tho premier Of Canada says Tint the
ro.uHtnhllRlmcnt Of separate schools
VIII not bc compromise Of the Mani
tDbR question, ~ the fTlcndB OF tliu
ottawa government supposed.
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THE pEaRIHs COMET
Rapidly Approaching tho sun-A Fore
.sAst OF It's Movements.

Rapidly Approaching tho suIi--A Fore
.sAst Of It's Movements.
MOUNT HAMILTON, Cal. Dec. o.
The Perrins comet was again observed
here this morning at the Lick ohserya-
tory after an interval of several days
OF cloudy weather. The comet has
grown much brighter and is now plain
~ visible to the naked exc. tits q haZy
object OF about the fourth magnitude,
and now rises about hours Is minutes
in the morning, little south of east,
As II Is rapidly nearing the sun 1t Will
continue to rise later each morning.
December lG II will cross the sun
nbout degrees to the south and Will
then become an evening object. but VIII
rather be unfRVorably situated for obs
scrvatlon In the northern hemisphere.
The nearest approach to the sun Will
occur on December IS at a distance Of
about 1s,O0O,OO0 miles on December
II the comet will attain Its maximum
brightness as seen from the earth, be-
ing at that time over eighty times as
bright us at itS discovery. About De.
cembor 27 II will be the farthest from
tho sun Mt dlatnncc Of about 10 degrees,
when It will aguin approach the sun,
passing S degrees to the north on Janu-
nry Ii, when 1t again will become a
morning object. II " now situated in
the eastern part Of the constellation
Libra in the right ascension, Is hours
q minutes, and south dcclinntion. A
photograph was tnlIOn this morning BY
A. L. Cotton and It shows the tail to be
composed OF ono long streamer and
several short ones. The principal
strcnmer 10 much curved and bent md
shows the condensation similar to the
phenomena which have been photo
Rraphed in several of the brighter COM
cts OF recent years.
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NEW YORK, Dec. 9,-Tho fifteenth
annual convention OF the American
Federation Of Labor began in Madison
Square Garden to-day. Delegates were
present from all over the United States,
Canada and Great Britain. President
Mcbride presided aud introduced ]. w.
Sullivan, OF typographical Union No.
Q, who delivered the address OF well
come. The reports of the president,
secretary and treasurer We're read and
referred to the proper committees,
The chairman then introduced labor
agltator John swInton, who spoke In
part us follows:
1.-THE, Federation OF Labor Is a power
in the United States. 1t is made up OF
men who make all things and are the
natural owners thereof. take pleas
ure In seeing the English representa-
tiVes here. l hope that this aSsocia-
tion will send delegates to all parts OF
the earth, US we'll as have foreign dele-
gates present at your conventions.
There Is much to learn from the Eng
lish trade associations. The union
has done great things, having ad-
vanced the price OF labor and secured
recognition In parliament"
Father Ducey was then introduced
and said:
II am here because the pope wants
me to be, II some OF you do not, In
1891 an eucycllcal was issued by the
pope In regard to labor, and II Ia my
duty US minister to be present where
such matters arise What Mr.. Swim
ton has said is perfectly true"
Father Ducey quoted great deal OF
scripture md said that no murderer
shall enter the kingdom Of heaven, and
drew as q comparison the oppression OF
the laboror, who Is often killed by
want, not being able to secure employ
ment
"There are many" said he, contlnu-
ing, f" that live In luxury and pile up
fortunes with the blood money of the
poor. There is enough here for nll, and
II should be 80 far allowed that no man
need appeal for aims, God intended
the workingman should have proper
food, II remains for the ministers to
teach the requirements Of mankind"
Father Ducey said that the dlsrup-
ton OF the knights Of Labor was
caused by the wrongful use of n state
ment issued by Cardinal Gibbons. It
was to cause n feeling between the
Catholics and Protestants and sue
ceeded.
Adjournment was then taken until
tomorrow morning.
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Joseph Gering keeps a saloon in the
upper end OF Martins Ferry, near the
Lnuglin tin plate mIlI. on last Sat-
urday his business was unusually good.
and as the next day was Sunday he
could not deposit his money in bank,
and he kept 1t In hIs'llVing rooms above
the saloon.
His Saturdays receipts helped to
swell fund he had been nursing to
pay his annual tax this week, and Sum
day night when he and his wife retired
the roll he put under his pillow amount-
ed to $40. When he aWoke yesterday
morning rather late 1t was gone.
AS he was light sleeper he could not
realize nt first how anyone could have
ubstracted the money from Its hiding
place without awakening him, but as
he felt n terrible nausea In his stomach,
and his wife complained OF the same
feeling, they concluded that the thief
or thieves who had gotten the money
had first chloroformed them. Upon in
vestigatlng the condition OF things In
the saloon It was only too evident that
thieves had been ut work, as large
amount OF llquor'and fine cigars were
missing, and the open kitchen door dis
closed the manner In which they had
gained an entrance.
Mr.. Gering has no idea Of the ident-
ty OF the robber or robbers, but Is con-
vInced OF the fact that It was someone
who was familiar with the fact that he
had the money In the house, and one
who was quite familiar with the pre-
mises.
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GREATEST AUCTION
The World Has Ever Known TO Occur at
Topokh.

The World Has Ever Known TO Occur Rt
TopcNN.
TOPEKA, Kan, Dec. 9.-At 10 o'clock
o-morrowmorning at Topeka, will oc-
cur the greatest auction the world has
ever known. At that hour ]. h. John
son. special master IN chnncery, Will
offer TO the highest bidder for cash In
hand the entire system OF the Atchison,
Topeka & Santa Fe railway. Nothing
will be reserved OF It's 10000 miles OF
track, It's 1000 locomotives, itH thous-
ands upon thousands OF cars, its build
ings, rights and franchises, which con-
sidered together. rench the imperial
value OF S350,O00,0O0.
There 10 one fGnturG OF this auction
which vii materially differ from the
ordinary. No one will be allowed TO
bid unless he has first deposited S5Oo.O00
in cash with the special master as an
evidence Of good faith
Among those who will be present ut
tho sale are: Edward King, President
OF the Union Trust Company. OF New
York: Wheeler II. .Peckham, general
counsel OF the same company. and w.
II. Rossington and Charles Blood
smith, local counsel; President Rip
ley, OF the organized Santa Fc Com
pany: D. Il. Robinson. first vice presi-
dent; Paul Morton, third vice preSi-
dent; George Il. Peck, general solicitor
for the Chicago. Milwaukee g. st. Paul:
T.. D. Kcnnh, counBcl for the receivers;
Victor Nornwitz, counsel for the re-or-
ganized committee; Receivers Walker
md MrCnnk
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SPANISH TROOPS ARRIVE
In Cuba and Arc Reviewed by Campo.-I
Recent Engagement.

In Cuba and Arc Reviewed by CAmpot-A
Recent Engagement
HAVANA, Dec. 9-strong reinforce-
ments of Spanish troops arrived here
to-day on board the steamers Colon,
Ituitad, Cadiz, Maria Cristina and San
tIago. Also on board were Generals
Sabasas Marin. Luis Pando. Pedro Pin,
Adolfo Castellanos, Romingo Basan
aud Xavier Obregon. The troops con-
sisted Of the BGrbastro, Celia, Castalla,
San Quintin, Navarro and Meredia bat
talions.
When tho troops arrived they were
greeted In the most enthusiastic man.
ner and were reviewed by Captain Cen
orul Martinez de Campos from the ball
cony OF the palace, having by his side
nll the newly arrived generals, who
were loudly cheered by the populace.
In the engagement which took place
near Iguara, on the frontiers of the
province OF Puerto Principe, between
the column OF troops commanded by
Colonel Segura escorting convoy OF
zoo mules londed with arms and ammp-
milton and having with him other war
materials, and the insurgents under
Macco and Gomez, In addition TO nine
killed. the spaniards had sixteen
wounded The insurgents lost seventy
killed and wounded.
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M, g,,y, m l,I,lloirlnhln.

PHILADELPHIA. Pn,. Dec. o.-snn.
n,or CnmcrOn'a formni declaration that
h1 viii not be n candidate for re-elec'
tIoi war tho principal topic Of convcr.
ration among politicians In thlN city to.
dly rho Bunntors present term OK
ulrcr March 4. 1891 ON that date ht
wiil bnyn acryCd twenty ycGrB IL thu
uppor branch Of CongrCsB. The lcgis'
irt,Ifc nest ychr viii choose hln sue.
copsnr. Several gentlemen have bcen
untnad I'm connection With the llhiiol
Eiaipa Bonntorshlp, Including DlRtrlcl
Attorney Graham, of this cltyj Con.
rrcastuhn Dnlgcll mud John ltussell
ynunp, gumn months nRo Senator
Quay announced TINT In tho event OF
Bonhtor Chmordn's rctlremcnt, hc
would ondcnvOr to help ]. Hby Brown,
Of Lpncnptur, 10 secure tho HonL
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been butchered in Turkey in spite Of
tho assertions OF the sultan and his ad-
vlsors that there have only been slight
disturbances. These facts come from
u reliable correspondent, who adds:
"These people have been tlendishly
butChered under the very nose OF the
representatives of the so-called great
powers; their goods have been carried
OF, In many cases their houses and
even whole villages have been burned,
while the great 'blood-letter' OF Con-
stantInople grins and snaps his fingers
in the face OF Europe. Even America
has been setting at ease while the peo-
pie she has been interested In nrouslng
to thoughts Of better things have boen
driven as sheep to the slaughter. More
than 100000 widows, dishonored brides,
fathcrless children, lnArm and feeble
people, skilled artisans without tools,
farmers without fields to till and mer-
chants without goods 10 sell arc now
crying to heaven for pity"
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ADoIpH MRNzEL.
Fetes in Honor Of the German Painters
EIghtIeth birthday.

Eightieth birthday.
BERLIN, Dec. 9.-Adolph Menzel,
the German historical painter. cele-
brated his eighticth birthday yester-
day, and was the recipient OF many
fetes in his honor Emperor William
sent q llfe.sIze bust OF himself. accom-
panied by an autograph. Herr Menzel
has become celebrated as painter Of
llfe-llke scenes of the time OF Frederick.
Last January 1t came TO Emperor
Williams knowledge that Herr MenEel
begged permission to see the music
room at Frederick the Greats palace
by candle light when Designing his
picture "a ilut concerto at Sans Souci."
in which that sovereign is the leading
parsonage, and was denied. The en-
peror invited Herr MenZel to Sans
Souci, and prepared q surprise for him.
The music room was lit up, the en-
press and a crowd OF guests occupied
II, all in the costume Of Frederick the
Greats era. The emperor himself was
arruyed as aide de camp general, In
curraccurs uniform Of the period Thus
he awaited the artist In the ante cham
Der. II Herr Menzel really did not
know what to expect, his readiness OF
wit is admirable, for he grasped the
situation In u moment, begging "His
cxcellency' TO thank His Majesty the
King" for this gracious cohdescension.
Then they went to the music room.
where all the company had taken their
places in reproduction OF the flute
concerto"
In the evening the emperor, Empress
Augusta. ex-Empress Frederick. Chan
cellor Won Hohenlohe and the minis-
ters OF state attended festive gather
Ing at Kroll's institute in honor of
Herr MenZel.
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FIRE AT PKRKERsRuRG
Destroys the Academy ofAIusio-A Hum
dred ThouSnnd Dollar Theatre to he

Destroys the Academy ofMnsio-A Hum
dred ThouSnrd Dollar Theatre to he
Built.
Special DIrpatch to the IntoIligencor.
PARKERsBuRG, W. Va, Dec. a.
Fire broke out in the Academy Of Md
sic here this morning, completely gut
ting the building. destroying the scon-
cry, etc, before II was cxtinguished.
The property was owned by w. w. Van
Winklc and John Busch. who place the
loss ut fifteen thouaand dollars; insur-
ance about six thousand. The build
ing and one adjoining owned by W. T..
Boreman, which was also badly damag-
cd were occupied by the Mountain
State Gas Company, the Singer Sew
ing Machine Company, Boardman and
Drusc, plumbers. DR.. Muhleman and
other tenants who managed to save
the most OF their property. The origin
OF the fire IL unknown. The owners
gay while they shall rebuild, they Will
do 30 for store building and not theat-
rlcni PURPOSES. a new company COM
posed OF II. s. Wilson, ]. w. Mckinley,
w, II. Wolfe, and other leading citizens
has been organized for the purpose Of
building an auditorium upon the site
OF the old Presbyterian church. with II
seating capacity OF 1000. Tht building
IL 20 cost not over hundred thousand
dollars. Work Will begin Immediately
and Will be'finiBhcd by next season.
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WINDOW GLASS TRUST
In FURRY Over tho Ecws that the De-
uauyv Works VIII Start.

CHICAGO, Dec. GA special from
Anderson, Ind, says; "Thc announce
mcnt that the great Dcpauw Window
Glass Company would put its plant
into operation the first of the ycnr has
rut the window glnn trust on edge, and
tho ehut- down OF nil window glosS
plants In the country which was to
hnvc tnkon place January TO con-
tnuc for nm Indefinite period, has hcen
declared on Tho plant IL the largest
In tho United States, Tho new cOm-
rnny refuses to go into tho combine
rho announcement TINT tho Amcrl-
can Plate Glass Company's plants at
Alexandria md New Albany would bn
put In operation on January 1 also
cnuncd the officers of tic trust to take
alarm Tho Alexandria plant Ia the
largest In tho world and the two, II III
Rnld, are largo enough to force down
thc prices OF the trust. Thc Hint glass
trust will close nil It's planta January
/ for u short time to strongthcn prices"
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SURPRISED AT CLEVELAND.
Tho German Government DcnOunCrS ~
Untrue Statements In tho PTeSidsnph

Tho German Government DonOunCeS ~
Untrue Statements Ia tho Presidents
Message.
BERLIN, Dec. 9.-In the reIchstag
to-day tho minister for foreign affairs,
Freiherr Marschan Won picbcTstein,
made n stntementyin regard to Prcsl-
dent CleVelRnd's recent message to
Congress. Ho denied that there was
any dlfrerential treatment in Germany
OF American cattle and insurance COM
panies, and urged the house not to DO
intlmidatod by threats and nd'reprisals.
The secretary for the treasury stated
Tint, the federal states for the current
year might reckon upon S0,0o0,0OO marks
over the estimates In direct revenue.
He added that he also expected to show
an increase of 100000 marks COM
pared with last year. Herr Fritzen,
member OF the Centre party, asked for
q declaration upon tho part OF the gov
ernment regarding the alleged threat
ened reprisals against Gormany's trade
contained in President Cleveland's re-
cent message to Congress, In reply tho
minister for foreign affnlrs, FrelherF
Mnrschnll Won Bieberstein, 6nid:
"Tho United States still treat German
sugar lllt btsIHo upl"4opf' Ah ptiS" " N''.
fact that we have the most favored
treaty. tits, therefore, surprising that
President Cleveland should reproHch
Germany with treating American prod
ucts dIfferentially and American In
surance companies vexatiously This
is quite unfounded. The import OF
American cattle and beef was prohib-
tied because Texas fever broke out In
u consignment received here. 1t Is our
duty 10 show solicitude for the main
tenance OF the condition Of German
cattle. and this duty can in no way hc
subordnated to the politico-commer-
cinl interests OF other countries.
Similarly, there Is no question OF
the dlfrerentinl treatment of American
insurance companies. The regulations
are published by the Prussian ministeE.
for the interior and are applied equally
to the home and foreign companies"
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WASHINGTON, u. c., Dec. 9,-The
house held another short session to-day
and devoted most OF its time to discuss
Ing tho appointment OF house officers.
Resolutions were presented by the Re-
publicans calling for the correspondence
In the Waller case, for llatB OF pen
gioners who have been stricken from
the rolls since March 4. 1893, or reduced
and for Secretary Smiths reasons for
an order affecting the action OF the land
onlcc In connection with the pertcctlhH
of titlcs to Pnclfc railroads grant lnnds
I'm Utah and Nebraska, but all were OBJ
icctcd TO by DemocrntG An effort to
have printed In tho Record tho memo
rini OF the National Wool Growers AS
aoclatlon for higher rates met the same
fate,
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HAYwARp's LAST PLEA.
Ills Attorney Says lie Is Insane, and Hi
Actions Point THAT Way.

HIS Attorney says IIo - AuhNhci hhu AiM
Actions Point That Way.
MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, Dec. 0.--John
Day Smith, who was associate counsel
for Harry Hayward In the trial. for
wardcd to Governor Clough this morn
lng n last appeal The attorney ASSERTS
strongly his belief that Hayward 10 in
sane, md that 1t would be crime to
hang him. He asks the governor to
stay the execution until he cnn appoint
q commission to look into the prison.
cr'a condition. There Ia little llkcli-
hood that the request will he granted.
Hayward pussed Il wild night OF It.,
He iS either rapidly becoming lnrnnc or
IL feIgnlng guch condition. About
o'clock this morning he rot up from hiB
pallet and shouted to hlg death watch
that Jesus Christ was In one corner OF
his coll and satan IN the other lie
raved d'Trightruliy and declared that he
wns afraid of neither. Then hc began
to throw imaginary intruderA out of his
cell. 1t was daylight before he qulctcd
down.
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NEEDED LEaisLATloN


For tho anEoty NJ the Mails hnd tho LlVCn
~ Postal CisrIn acknowledgements
i'ndrni whlis'S ittpnrt All tho People
Dlrcftly Concerned.
hpon.nl Dispatch to tho lntolIEcncor.
WARRINGTON, D. G., Dec. O.--Jo.
roph V, white. superintendent Of the
Illl"ly mall service, has juBt con-
cIudnd hlB report. Ito PRESENTS mn In
t"rrB,lng array ~ facts and lgurCr In
relation 10 the letters which arc rhr-
rOod by Uncle Snm Not tic lCnnt M
lprlaHt portion Of superintendent
Whlt's report IN that which rolntca tp
thn 8nfr llghtlnH ~ railway mail carH.
. For Hnyutnl yontH tho p1stOilloc hll-
lhofltlu9 have pleaded WITH CUnNron5
~ adopt measure fDrhl11lHE tho u0a
~ 'pW oil Ur similar fluid In lighting
NJ" tnrN In which the nails hrn cur
i'od IN report nttpr report me ynrlolla
WprrulpnlrnA ~ tho rnilw1Y mail
pan ylro hnyc called attention IA thr
iWlu'Hro lgsgra unuHcd iho government
~ r"sun u ann cars huI illulr com
fbw hens burned other by the CN.
iln.lpn nt oyoriurnIng of kurOgonu oil
laivJF whon accidents happened
oIinout every week IN one part OF
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A srTAMER GOES DOWN.
Twcnty-elght Lives Lost by the Sinking
of the PrtuCipia.

LE1TH. Scotland, Dec. 9.-Thc Brit
lsh steamer PrinciplN, Captain STAN
nard, from Shields November 10, via
Dundee November 10. for New York,
took fire In the forehold when about
forty miles north OF Cape Wrath. on
tho northwestern coast OF Scotland.
She ran for one OF the Foroo 1Slands,
struck rock and went down with
twcnty-Bcven Of her crow, only one,
Henry Anders, Of Rostock, being saved.
He was taken from tho water after
having been ClnginE to the wreckage
for eighteen hours, A passenger named
jackson was also drowned
The Principal was u barEentine rig
rcd screw steamer, built at New Castle,
llnglnnd. In 1881. She was owned by tho
Arrow Shipping Company and regis.
tered t,7VO net and 2,7ia gross tons.
Simpson. Spence u Young are the New
York agents Of tho line
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Special DlEpotch To The Intelligenccr.
PARKERsBURG. W. Va. Dec. o.
William Cooper, the Pleasant View
farmer who was taken suddenly insane
and fired his bnrpB and attempted self
destruction a fow weeks ago, dicdRt the
Spencer asylum Saturday, in horrible
agony, being r1ving maniac. The
body was brought here to-day and ta-
ken to his old home for burial He was
forty.seven years old and lcGvcs wife
and five children.
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HIGHT TURNED ON.
The Way in Which Mr. Wilson
Hogged the Persimmons'
STARTLING RECITAL OF FACTS
Whlch WIN Interest the Second
District Democrats.
". [. WILSON'S HOME COUNTY

Has More oMss Holders In Washington
Than Any othSr Ono Entire Congress
s,onnl pls.rIet-H!s aud Senator Faults
nsr,s Counties Have Nnety-threo of tho
One Hundred and Forty-siI AppOInt-
msnts Accredited to the District = No
Wonder Some Constituents Arc Dla-
su.,sa with Democratic Civil Service
Reform.
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A pn1pE,s plgCOYFRY.
Her Husband Admits Having Anptrsr
WIfc Living.

TORONTO, Ont. Dec. O,--About II
month ngo IoBallr Gottllcb, ot Rich
mond Va. nnd George S Maxwell, u
phyalclnu nnd electrician Vt Louisville,
iEy., were married ~ Washington and
rntnr 10 Toronto on their wedding tour
While hero n report came to Mrs. MAX
Wpll That iicr huabund had another wife
iiyinp, Maxwell, on being questioned,
by hla wife, No. 2, admitted tile truth OF
tie report,
This decided Mrr, Maxwell to return
10 richmond, Nn, which SHE ala this
nflrrnOun Mls7 ODttlllh IN u typical
wealthy, MnNwell'a father In n prom
inoni physician OF Louisville, KS
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NEW YORK, Dec, s.--BRrbara Aub.
who confessed to perjury In teBtifying
TINT w, Il. y. LnnEernnn had commit
ted n criminal assault upon hcr, was
ntrnignpd before Judge Cowing In tho
court Of general sessions, to plead TO an
Indictment for perjury ShG plead
guilty. but Judge CowlnE refused to ac-
cop, the plcR and assigned an attorney
IN 1pfpnd her