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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-16
This MEANS BUSINESS.

Tho 1tond Fran tho FnIrmont or Upper
SIonOnEahrih Coal fioid to tho Ohio
River to bo nuilt Mt Oncs--Surycy to bn
Made Immediately.
Special Di,paich 10 he Ints'liqtnetr.
fAlRMoSr, W. Va, May l5.-Import.
ant meetings OF tho stockholders and
directors OF tho Mononpahela Rivor
Railroad Company and the Monongah
Coal and Coke Company wcrc hold hero
to-day. Tho important feature Of the
railroad meeting was the determination
to build u railroad from aoine point on
tho Monongahela river TO connect with
tho Ohio River railroad in the vicinity
OF New Martinsyillc in WelSel county
or Sistcrsyillo in Tyler county. The
route will bo either up Zen Mile creek
or Hngam0n crock.
Engineers Col. J. A. FickinCer and L.
r. Curtis arc hero and will commence
tho survey Immediately. Thoy arc
authorized to receive bids and Jet por.
tions OF tho work to contractor, az soon
as possible with q Wow 10 speedy
completion OF tho road.
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PrrrsBuRoH, May l5.-Thers arc about
tifty OF the commissioners to the Pros.
byteriau General Assembly presont
now and they will not all bo here before
tomorrow. Among those already on
tho field are Rev. Dr.. S. A. Mutshmore,
OF Philadelphia, tho retiring moderator,
Rcv. DR.. Robert Russell Booth, OF New
York, who 10 tho leading candidate OF
this assembly; Rov. DR.. William II.
Roberts, OF Philadelphia, state clerk Of
tho assembly, and Rev. DR.. W. G. Ro-
berts, OF New York, secretary OF the
board Of home missions. Tho day is be.
ing spent in greetings aud In quietly
laying the plans for the coming session.
Although tho real work OF tho assembly
does not begin until tomorrow, the first
popular meeting was held tonight in
the Third church. II was In the inter-
est OF the boards Of home and foreign
missions
Wednesday will be home mission day
in the assembly and the subject OF the
new Sl.250,000 mission to be b uilt on
Fifth avenue, New York, will como up
for discussion. Hon. Thomas McDou-
gall, OF Cincinnati, Is out in pam phlet
opposing the plan. He condem MS 1t as
n perversion OF trust funds aud as bad
business sinvestmenta aud detrim entail to
the interests OF the church. The
pamphlet is in the hands of every COM
missioner and tho opposition will be
strong. The homo mission people will
attack Mr.. McDougalls motive as we'll
as his judgment and the matter Is OK
pecled to stir up the first fight of the
session.
Another matter that will probably
stir up considerable trouble ia the fact
that the Presbyterian book store has
been established in the basement OF the
Third church here. Many consider it
improper for the Philadelphia board of
publication to come into the territory
OF the Pittsburgh Presbyterian book
store and compete. The Pittsburgh
store has the patent right on eleven Of
the surrounding presbyteries.
The report OF the business of the
General Assembly Herald may stir up
some trouble. Itis monthly publica-
sembly, aud the editors receive no re-
muneration. 1t is the desire of some
factions to make II weekly paper and
to enlarge its scope, giving attention to
local affairs. This would be the death
blow to local demo miuational papers.
Tho San Francisco delegation arrived
to-day in body, but the other delega.
tions are coming in slowly and strag.
glingly.
Tonight the delegates were given
stereoptician lectures on mission work
in this country, China and Laos. The
lecturers were Rev. B. C. Henry. Rev.
W. Q. Dodd and Rev. F. B. Penfeld, the
latter being from New York.
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A DEAD GIVE AWAY

As to How tho Central News Agency In
London, Which Furnishes Certain Papers
Foreign News, Gets Its Reports.
LONDON, May 15.-The Kobe Chron.
icle having printed long expose OF the
methods OF the Central Ne VS. Agency in
expanding kilograms from tho far east,
and alluding especially 10 dispatch
dated Wei-Hai-Wei, which the London
Times and other papers printed Feb.
ruary s. tho Times referred the article
in the Kobe Chronicle TO the Central
News Agency for an explanation. Hav.
ing received the reply of tho Central
News. the Times to-day says:
"The telegram as sent 10 TO US by the
Central News contained 655 words.
More than two-thirds OF the message
was therefore admittedly manufactured
in London. Under these circumstances
We can only publish the statement rs
made in the Kobe Chronicle and allow
our readers to form their own conclu-
sion as to tho value OF the telegram.
which we much regret having been led
by Misrepresentation to publish"
az A4"Ss Nhuh SANou ia Autk tAc al =
ticle from tho Kobe Chronicle, showing
in detail how the Central News dis
patches were expanded and how the
dispatch of February s. purporting to
come from Wei Hal Wei, emanated
from Toxic or Yokohama, and how all
the pictures and the details OF the
battles were all imaginary.
"Is has long been a puzzle" says the
Kobo Chronicle referred to. 'how the
Central Nows could possibly supply its
clients with long telesrams from the
east, each OF which. il genuine, would
cost fortune. and which contained in
formation which was new even to the
correspondents at the seat Of war. The
problom is an easy one; all that it is
necessary is 10 judiciously clothe each
skeleton telegram until tho sendcrs eau
scarcely recognize them and send them
forth as specials from the scat Of war"
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WARRINGTON, May l5.-Tho secretary
OF tho navy has Issued an ordsr reyok.
inc ,he Ian va ~ ,b,,rcs ,,,n,.d "a Po,r
-, "e".' s"''' ~ ~, ,,e"'
huni'a! Meauo aeVofai Gays ago. mhon
Admiral Meade became dissatisfied with
his command and asked 10 be detached
from .h. r,mu.rd ~ m. Nor,h A,I,r.
.,O.''., 80 80 ' - W " ~ -" "A
TIC squaufoh, ne a'so asHeo LOT ieaVe
OF absence OF year With permission to
60 abroad, sayinr ut tho same ,iuo that
ho would ,,.o;n A, ~ ,uo ,,t "a
~ "o'e .' "''U ~, :" N"' y. W. "'A "
DO retited. Inc roquestto DO detached
was Immediately granted, as was tho
reoues. for tho years leave of absence.
Than ,orn III. ,o,r.,, - ~ ,.,;,,a H.,
AuoN SA' '"' 'o4u''' ~ 1' '''''u' ou'
peiore any action could DO taken
tho interview was published
which has caused so much Diff
Guilty. No action has been taken
upon the request for retirement, but
the action revoxing the leave OF alb.
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A TEN STI,IKE.

Tho Forty Thousand silver and Gold
Miners AmaiEamatod with tho Coal
Miners OF tho vast. ~ 81
Denver, COL, May lJ,-Tho most I'M.
por,ant work accom- plished In mahy
yoars In tho interest Of organized labor
has been conaummated by tho conyen.
ton OF tho Western Federation OF
Miners. Tho coal miners uniona (rcp.
rosonting thousands Of men in several
western aud northwestern states) wore
admitsod to membership In tho fedora.
lion. Ihn stop was made without any
extended discussion and tho proposi-
tlon to admit carried by heavy ma.
jority.
Tho result OF this action will be that
tho Federation, which now has over
10000 membership. will be greatly In.
creased in numbers and financial stand.
Ing. The trouble In Cripple Crock last
year was a serious drain on tho order,
but still IL Is said that the Organization
has a surplus Of over d half million
dollars.
The Federation was organized on tho
basis that every miner In The west could
DO a momber, and II was never intended
that Its membership should be confined
to mctaliierous minors. By the now
arrangement oil tho statcs and terri
tories as far east n. Kansas and all
north, south and west OF Colorado will
bo included under one head,
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IMPORTANT DOCUMENTS
Affecting the british. .vsnsiueia boundary
Difficulty.

"HluuHNs
WAsuIsGroS, D. G., May l5.-Accord.
Ing to advccs received hero important
British documents have boon found at
Hawaii as 10 tho pending British.Vono.
ruola boundary question, In which tho
United States has urged arbitration as a
means OF settlement Assistant Sur.
veyor General Curtis j. Lyons, OF
Hawaii, ha, examined thom and has
made map, accompanied by n state
nient, which II is said supports tho
Venezuelan contention, oven on tho
evidence thus far presented by tho
British. Senior Andrhde, the Vone.
zuelan minister herc, says II la tho first
time that tho documents sont out by
the British foreign office have been
mado available In tho controversy.
Tho records now brought TO public
attention by Mr.. Lyonl wero furnished
to Hawaii by tho British foreign office
At a time when Hnwali was monarchy
and largely under British influence.
They arc now on file In the survey Office
at Honolulu. whero Mr.. Lyons. as as.
sistant surveyor general, has had access
TO thcm. He was led to tho investiga-
tion by the publication last month Of
an official British map OF tho Guiana
territory.
On comparing this with tho map fur
nished by the foreign Office twenty
years ago. he found that the boundary
line had been entirely changed. The
first map gave tho line as Vene-
zuela claims 1t should be. The last map
shifts the line far westward aud includes
az British territory about l0,000 square
miles, which the Grst map showed to
be clearly Venezuelan territory. This
intervening 10000 square miles is tho
subject Of contention.
The old map was made by tho Royal
Geographical Society OF England, and
was thereafter given official approval
and sent out by tho foreign Office. ltis
therefore considered Of scientific as well
as official value. Mr.. Lyons, in the
course OF his statement, which 10 signed,
says: "The area thus taken in as shown
on those maps themselves is 10000
square miles or more, larger than tho
area OF either Massachusetts, or Yer.
mont. What the Venszuelans are claim
ing we have not tho means OF knowing,
but II is very natural that they should
claim at least that British Guiana
should adhere TO its own original map"
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WEST VIRGINIA COAL

s.orped by Ohio Striking Miners IN tho
Masdi!on DIstrict-La,t Years History
H.inE Ropontod.
MAssrLLoS. ONO, May l5.-Trains OF
empty coal cars from tho Wheeling &
Lake Erie Massi!on yards were sent to
the Ohio river to-day to be returned
Te,t with WOst Virginia coal. 0Iiners
at Laurelton and DillonyaIe. in Ohio,
near tha river, are stopping trains sus.
pected Of carrying coal.
A crowd OF 800 miners stopped n
freight train on tho road between Dill.
lonyalo and Laurelton, and Hwarmed
ovor tho train in search OF contraband
coal, but none was found. The crowd
lott. vowin2 that no non.union coal
should go through tho district. Trouble
ls feared II an attempt 10 mado TO haul 1t.
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THE CUBAN nEBEuLIoN.
Scors Several victorics--Gucr.

Insurgents Score Several victorics--Gucr.
rilla Warfare.
HAVANA, May l5.-The insurgents re-
Gently attacked tho Fort at Cristo, but
after keeping up a heavy fire for some
time they were Obliged 20 retire. The
Garrison lost ono man killed. The loss
OF the rebels is not known. The village
OF Palestine, near Dcs Caminos, has
been destroyed by rcbols who set fire to
it. They have also attacked several
stores at Tiarribn and burned them.
They also mado au attempt to capture
Des Calninos, but were repulsod for tho
second time.
At Pourto, tho rcbcls burned several
houses. Rodriguez, ono OF tho rebel
lenders, has placed himself Mt tho head
Of the twenty men who formerly belong
cd to the band OF Carlos Castillo. which
rs announced in tho olNspatchc. yestor.
day was dispersed By the Spanish troops.
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IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.
Imports Largely Increased, Showing
balance Against Us Under tho Se'

Imports Largely Increased, Showing q
balance Against Us Under tho New
Tariff.
WARRINGTON, May ia statement
Of the imports, exports and immisra-
ton Of the United States during the last
mouth aud the ten months ended April
80, 1895, issued to-day by the bureau OF
statistics, show the exports OF domestic
merchandise during April, 1895, to have
been Sex, ,956. .066, a gain Of about 81, 800.-
900 over the exports during April, 1891.
For the ten months the exports OF do
mestic merchandise amounted TO $780,
920. 337, against s754, ,499.0 .072 in 1894.
The imports OF dutiRble merchandise
during tho last month amounted to
S35,02S, 800 against 2l,772,l93 during
April, 1894. For the ten months tho
imports amounted to $500. .560.654
against $3.50, 7SO22l in 1891. The ex.
ports OF gold coin and bullion during
April aggregated S2.S93,Gl0 and the i'm.
ports Si,03S,O63 During the last ten
months the exports OF gold amounted to
S36,4l4,47l which Is $50, 209, 700 in ex-
cess OF the imports. The exports OF sill
YER during the ten months amounted to
S3S,577,2220 and tho imports S7,S36.626
The number Of immigrants who arrived
in tho United States during the, last ten
months amounted to l9S,62l.
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THE ROYAL ARCANUM.
Tho Supreme Council In Session at s,
Louisa Good Showing.

Tho Supreme Council In Session at st.
Louisa Good Showing.
Sr. LOUIS. May l5.-About 100 dele
gates. representing twenty-one grand
councils, arc in attendance upon the
eighteenth annual session OF the au-
preme council OF the Royal Arcsnum,
which convened hero to-day. The ses-
sion will continue one week and be ex-
ecutve. The report Of @. W. Hazard.
supreme regent. showed that during
1894 the Royal Arcanum paid to widows
and orphans death benefits amounting
to SS,950. 500, leaving n balance on hand
OF S465,47S. On December 81, 1904, the
order had a membership OF l59,507, a
net increase for the year Of ll,0S3.
During 1891, l6.509 now members were
initiated and l.Si4 deaths recorded.
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WESTINGHOUSE MEETING.
Indication That tho Control of tho Con
pnay Ia. Conc to Boston.

Indication That tho Control OF tho Com.
pnny Has Gone to Boston.
PIrrsDUEoH, Pa, May 15.-The an
nual meeting OF the stockholders OF tho
Westinghouse Electric and Manuiac.
turing Company was held here to-day.
The annual reports were not delivered
and the meeting adjourned TO meet In
East Pittsburgh on July II. 1t was
stated at to-day's meeting that the new
works OF the company had bccn begun
and almost completed within the year
and that the report Of business done
wou!d make creditable showing not
withstanding tho expense connected
with tho removal to tho new factory.
Concerning the recent changes in tho
General Electric Company. an official in
tho Westinghouse conccrn said that ho
thought tho General Electric Company
had lost two OF their most valuable di-
rectors in Messrs. Mills and Twombly.
The fact that two Boston men had been
elected in their plscos no thought indi.
Gated that the control OF the company
had gone to Boston.
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WINDOW GLASS TRUST
May be tho Next Thinr-Thc Matter to
Considered To-day.

May be tho Next ThinE-The Matter to be
Considered To-day.
PlrTsBRUGH. PA, May l6-In addi.
tion'to fixing a scale OF prices for win
dow glass. the National Association of
Window Glass Manufacturers will to-
morrow discuss the question oil forming
atrust similar to that OF the plato glass
combination. 1t Is now proposed to
consolidate all the factories under ono
company. but opposition is expected
from the smaller concerns. No matter
what action ia taken on the matter Of
forming trust, It is suthoritaiiveiy
stated that an advance in window glass
will be made.
The directors OF the Pittsburgh Plate
Glass Company were in session here to.
day arranging schedule OF prices. bu.
the work has not been finished. Only
tho factories at Creighton aud Tarenium
are now in operation. It is no. stated
when operations At the other factories
OF the trust will be resumed, as they are
undergoing extensive repairs.
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PirTsDuRdH, May l5.-The minera OF
this district mot hero in convention to-
day. a committee Of operators wero
invited into tho meeting, but no result
of tho labor, WINS given out. 1t vas said
on the outside tina: tho minors had re-
Jectod the proposition for national
elriko, but this could not bc verified.
Another meeting will bc held in tho
morning.
hnderson's minds, on the Wheeling
division OF the baltimore * Ohio, started
this morning with sixly non.union men.
aud the EclipHo minGs in tho Haruc dis.
tt!ct also resllmed.
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THE A. o. II.
Trouble Growing Out of Mr. Carey's Ap.
pearauce In the Hall.

Trouble Growing Out of Mr. Carey's APP
pearanco In the Hail.
New York, May l5.-The presence
OF Edward L Carey, who had been the
leading factor in Ancient Order Of
Hibernian circles in New York during
the pas. ten yoar,. caused scsne OF up
roar among the delegates to-day. Mr..
Carey. who was not duly accredited
delegate, entered the hall during the
absence Of the sereeant.Rt-arms, and not
having the password Of the order hia
presence was objected to. 1t wa. fully
twenty minutes before the Chairman
could restore order and not until Mr..
Carey WAS forcibly elected from the
hall. The committee on foreign rela-
tions reported the strength OF the order
in Europe, particularly in Scotland,
where there is a steady increase in
membership going on. An invitation
WAS extended the delegates to attend
the state convention In Pennsylvania
next Tuesday.
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u. & 0. itAILKOAD.
Statement Of tho Earnings and Expenses

Statement of tho EARNINGS and Expenses
on All Lines. aH
BALTIMORE. Nh, May l5.-The regular
monthly meeting OF the directors OF tho
Baltimore & Ohio railroad company
was held to-day.
Tho following is statement OF tho
earnings and expenditures OF all lines
oil the system for April. 1895, aud for
tho ten months ended April 80. 1895,
with comparisons for tho corresponding
periods Of last year, us submitted:
Earnings and expenses for April,
1895. compared with April, 1891:
Earnings, 1895, 81 ,674, ,G52; 1891. 81 $780,
027; increase Si3. 725.
Expenses. 1895, Sl.26S, AS; 1894, ST.
2GS.652 decrease. SlI9.
Not, 1895, Si06, 40; 1894, $780,, 2,275;
increasc, Si3,00i.
Earnings aud expenses for tho ten
months OF tho fiscal year lSO4.ls95 com.
pared with tho same months OF tho fiscal
year lS0S.lS04: Earnings. 1895, SlS,7Gi.-
$50: 1894. $40. l55, ,096; decrease, S39l ,S37
Expenses. 1895. l3.lGS.795; 1891, Sl3.-
2OI.O39: decrease, SS5, ,2i4; not, 1896,
s5.592,s6i; 1854. S5,S5l,95I; decrease,
S35b 0o3 e-rr- tar
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PIrrsnuRdH, May l5.-Iu the United
States district court to-day tho case Of
Mulhern and Leonard against the
Equity Improvement Company, Of
Scranton, Pa, was com menced. The
plaintiffs are trying to rccover $1,000
on hotel they built for the defendant
company at Winchester, Va. They re-
ccived part payment In cash and what
purportod 10 be deeds for six lots in
Scranton, but now they claim that the
deeds nro only mortgages on tho lots.
Holmes Conrad, solicitor genoral Of the
United States, is president OF the Equity
company, and Is hero as witness.
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THE CARNEGIE SCHEME,
Tho Advance to His Men Mad, to Force
Up All Competitors.

Tho Advance to Ills Men Made to Force
Up All Competitors.
PfrrsnuEGu. Pa, May l5.--The ten
per cent advance granted by the Carne.
gie company. yesterday, has caused
much talk In steel circles here, aud it 10
believed 1t will force similar increase
in tho steel mills all over tho coun,ry.
An official OF the Carnegie company
made II statement to that effect to-day,
saying that all mills in similar work
would have to give similar advance rs
they could not afford to stand strike
at the present time. H
A member OF the Sheet Manufac.
turers' Association said all steel men
would be forced to advance their work.
men. Ho also stated that this would
force tho Illinois Steel Company TO
grant the demands OF the meu.
Manufacturers claim the Carnegie
advance is NOT justified by present mar.
kot conditions, and that there will have
to be general advance in the price OF
rails. beams. biIlcts and plates inside Of
the next thirty DAYS.
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JIM MUTE GUILTY.
Iio May Get Ten Years mud IL to bs Trio,
on Another Charge.

Ho May Get Ten Years aud IL to bs Tried
on Another Charge.
ArcuIsos, KANSAS. May l5.-Tho jury
in the caso Of jim Mutt, who made n
murderous assault upon LEONARD Cole.
man and Mira, Jessie Pay.on, in this
county last February. returned vor-
dict OF guilty in tho Coleman case this
evening. Tho jury was out forty m.n.
utos.
Tho extreme penalty on this charge is
ten year, in tho penitontiary. Mutt
was apparently unmored by tho vor.
dict. Tho verdict is approved by tho
people hero. oven Nutt'H friends admit.
ting ho is not safe man TO DO at large.
Mutt will! be arraignOd tomorrow on the
charge OF assault and attempt to kill
Mrs. paytOu. aa ~
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POLICE CHIEFS
In Session ut WnshinGton-To Meet Next
yanr mt Atlanta.

In Session ut Wnshington-To Meet Next
rsnr nj Atlanta.
WASHINGTON. d. c., May l5.-Thc
convention OF tho Union Of Police
Chiefs disposed Of Its moat important
routine busines to-day. The report OF
tho committee appointed at tho last
convention to SECURE cheaper tele.
graphic tolls for tho business oil police
departments reported that a reply 10 its
inquiries had beon made by only ono
telegraph company, which distinctly
ncgatived tho proposition. saying that
such nm innovation would mako 1t no.
cessary 10 grant concessions to all
branches Of municipal and atato govern
mcn.s. Accordingly tho committee was
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Norfolk & Western Statement.

philadelphia, Pa, May l5.-Thc
annual report Of the Norfolk & Western
railroad company for 1894 was issued
to-day. II shows gross earnings OF
Sl0.3l0, ,i52; operating expenses 2.6D3.-
005, making not earnings OF S2,GiG5i7.
This, with other incomes, iu,ornst,
dividends, otc.. OF SlG5. 5S5. brings tho
total income to $2.7S2, lG2 Tho total
fixed charges were SS,l07, sos, making a
doHcit OF SS95,37G. which. deducted
from tho surplus income, amounted
December 81. 1903, OF $752,602. leaves
that item S427,9 1926. There was uscd for
tho purchase Of bonds under tho aink-
ing fund clause oil tho equipment mort
gnEe Sll5.S00, AMI $3.50, SIG sundrios, old
aud doubtful accounts charged TO in-
como account as OF December 81, 1891,
thns bringing that account at tho end Of
1894 to S2?,l90.
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No PrIz. Flrlillncin vlrgInin.

RlcuMoSD. Va, May l5.-Goycrnor
o'Fcrrall says there will bo no prizc
fighting in Virginiu. lie was asked to.
day about recent rnmor in Washing.
ton that tho proposed prizo fight be-
tween Corbott and Fitzsimmons would
bo "pnllcd of" at Jackson City.
Ife laughed at tho idoa. and said that
the people might rest assured that thore
would bc 10 such exhibition In Viz.
ginia 40 long ns he was governor.
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HUNTINGTON, ". Va, May l5.---Rc.
ports from tho counties OF Lincoln,
Logan, Boone, Wyoming and Mcdowell
say that tho heavy frost of last night
totally destroyed tho apple and peach
crops All cereals and vegetables are
badly unmlrcl.
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AlIun,lrHd Thrown Ont.

TORONTO. May l5.--The threa.story
factory OF tho Lanrmuir Trunk Manuiac.
turing Company was destroyed by fire
early this morning. 1t wns tho work Of
incendiarics. Loss about $4,000. One
hundred hands woro thrown out Of ON.
ploymcnt,