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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-27

NEW YORK, Nov, 26,--Walter L. s.
Langerman, whose sensational trial for
criminal assault on MISS Barbara Aub,
has created Il stir in this city the past
week, was convicted this afternoon, The
jury returned verdict Of guilty in
the first degree" as charged in the In
dIctment. The extreme penalty for the
oGense Is twenty years imprisonment.
Langerman was remanded until FRI
day for sentence.
Barbara Il. Aub, on May Z, last, call
ed at Langermans fiat, No. 1l9 West
sixty-second street, to sell lawyer u
book for which she was agent. She
took with her letter Of introduction
from Mrs. Emily ROselle.
The young girl alleges that LANCER
man, after reading the letter and CIV
ing an order for the book, reached over
and kissed her. She slapped his face,
and lie then threw blanket over her
and committed the alleged assault. The
girl said she threatened to drown her.
self, and that Langerman laughed ut
her distress,
Langerman's defense was put In yes
terday. lie admitted Intimacy with
Miss Aub, but said he had her consent.
He said she asked him for money and
accused Miss Aub OF perjury and black
mail. Mrs. Roselle testified in behalf
OF the lawyer She said Miss Aub told
her OF her experience and said that IL
she got $500 she would go away.
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AT LOUISVILLE,
No Loss of LIfe, hut Property Suffers
About LonIaYiIle,

wv A4uAA VI AhAet put fEOpeENy pulieEh
About Louisville,
LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov, 26,-No loss
OF life has been reported as n result Of
last nights gale, but much damage was
done along the Ohio towns in Kentucky
and Indiana. In Louisville several res
licences were unroofed, chimneys were
leveled and awnings and signs demol-
ished, but across the river the damage
was more severe, At Jeffersonville,
many barns We're wrecked and along
Front street residences were unroofed
and windows blown In,
At Arctic Springs, Captain Hoffman's
coal ileet was wrecked and two OF his
loddlers sunk. Three shanty boats at
Port Fulton were sunk and Captain
Duffy's coal fleet was torn from It's
mOOrings and twenty-five empty coal
boats lost Several men on the various
coal boats narrowly escaped death, be-
Ing rescued by small sklfts.
At Utica, Ind, the residence OF Will
lam Hooper was entirely demolished,
but the family escaped injury. a fam
lily on board n wrecked shanty boat at
Utica narrowly escaped with their
lives.
At Birds Eye many roofs were blown
of by the storm, and Mt Franklin. Ind.
the wind wrecked the new city hall,
loss $4,000.
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ASSAULT ON AN EDITOR.
city Editor Yowell nrntnliy IIcutcn

city Editor YowelI Brntnlly beaten by
Tonghs FOR Opposing Prize Fights.
Special Dispatch to the IntelllgemcCr.
HuSrrSuros, W. Va, Nov. %. 8.-CitY
Editor Yowoll, Of tho Times has n bad
ly used up body to-day from tho effects
Of an assault maio upon him la,t
night, Some Of his physiciauS think
HE hopes for recovery Aro slim. Dayc
Fluhorty and John Bingham, pugili,ts,
and In Fry, Ed Lushor and Charles
Williams wsro arrested ut noon to-day
ns his aSsaiants, and released upon ono
thousand dollars each until Friday. Tho
men claim that Bingham did the
Humping. which was brought on by
tho editors recent attack on glove con.
tosis. Mr. Vowel was sent 10 jail last
Saturday for contempt OF court, aud 70.
leased on habeas corpus proceedings
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LONDON WOOL SALES.
Good Attendance Or Buyers anu tho Dee
mHnd StrOnB,

Good Attendance Or Huyer' and tho Dee
mRnd Strong,
LONDON, Nov, 9B,-lhs sixth aud last
series OF the colonial wool aalos for tho
year opened at tho wool exchange with
an excellent attendance Of buyers, both
English and continental. There were
al,o some representative American
buyers present. Tho number Of bales
offered wai 1851, Of which 400 woro
Withdrawn, Tho demand was strong
with competition spirited, As com.
pared with the closing rates Of the lIth
series best merinos aRd all cr0ss'bysdI
sold at unchanged price+. Lower grades
OF merinos, however, sold Gt five per
cent lower aud Cape Of Good Hope aud
Natal woods showed u decline Of 5a7l
per cent, Tho result Of to.day'S sales
was considered favorable. as 10 per
cent reduction was expected. The sales
will likely DO extended,
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AN AWFUL BLIZzARD
Extending as Far South as TeIas-ITamc
Sadly Delayed.


ST. LOUIS. Mo-, Nov, 2G,-The bllz-
sRrd which set in here early last even
Ing subsidized this morning after leaving
six to eight inches of snow on the
ground, badly Gripping railroads and
greatly impeding all lines OF traffic,
Telephone wires are broken in numcr-
Gus places and telegraph lines are down
in all directions. No damage however
hns yet been reported In this city. II Is
learned that the storm ragged violently
through Missouri, Arkansas and Texas,
In the latter state II swept over the
ranches covering them with snow sew
eral inches deep, severely exposing all
kinds OF live stock TO Its fury. II the
temperature falls much lower there will
be great loss OF cattle and sheep, As It
Is there Is much suffering the mercury
has not fallen below freezing point In
this city or vicinity nor has there been
any thing like u gale.
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FOR CUBA's CAUSE.
a Great Meeting In New York sympa-
thIIes With the Insurgrmts.

a Great Meeting In New York sympa-
thiIes with the Insurgents.
NaV YoRK, Nov. 2G.-Cooper Union
was crowded with large and enthusi.
astic audience tonight OF sympashizers
with tho Cuban insurgents.
The mass meeting was similar to the
meetings recently held in Chicago,
Boston and Warrington. Charles A.
Dana presided and made the opening
address, euloglzing tho latO Jose AiRrti
anc expressing strong sympathy with
the Cuban cause. DR.. Winters, who
acted as secretary Of the meeting, read
letters OF regret from Congressman
Amos Cummings. Governors Mcintyre,
Of Colorado; CuIbertson, Of TexaS;
Ethan Allan, Rev. William S. Rains.
ford, United States Senator William t.
Chandler, Andrew Carnegie and others,
All the letters expressed sympathy
with the cause OF Cuba.
After the secretary ot the meeting
had finished reading the letterS ne in.
troduced Congressman William sulEer,
whom he said was among tho greatest
sympalhiEsrs in behGIf Of CubS's inde.
pendencc, aud stood roady to champion
her cause even In the Congress Of the
United States.
Mr.. Sulzers rOmarks were frequently
interrupted with deateaing applause.
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AT COLUMBUS
The Storm Does Great DSmngc-Great
NnlnrIIN nf ihr Wind.

The storm Does Great DamhRe-Great
Velocity af the Wind.
COLUMBUS. o., Nov. .6.-The storm
Of last night was widespread in Its Of
fects, the entire state bearing evidence
OF the fury OF the wind this morning.
For three hours the velocity ranged
from twenty-threc to twenty-five miles
an hour. the maximum being reached
at ESQ n, m, when velocity OF thirty
eight miles was attained The North
Congregational church, In North Col
umbus. IA course OF construction, was
totally demolished and at the Pam Han.
die railroad shops great havoc was cre-
nted, the buildings being moved from
their foundations. and In some cases
demolished. The telegraph companies
were In sorry plight this morning,
The postal wires were practically down
in every direction, and for n considcra-
ble time nll communication was cut on.
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TOLEDO, o., Nov. GA torrlnc
wind storm reached this city nt ?
o'clock thlB morning which played hav-
oa with telegraph and telephone wires.
The streets to-day were strewn with
signs and rubbish TIN roofs were
blown OF and the gtanding walls OF n
large building recently destroyed by
Grc were biown down.
The wind at one tlmo reached n vc-
Ioclly OF clghty-onc milcB nm hour md
far hour hours II registered slxty-four
miles an hour.
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IGNORANT IMMIGRANTS
Aimed at by nm 10 BO Presented ii
Congress.

Al med at By BlI TO IsO Presented In
Congress.
BOSTON, Mass, Nov. 26,-IIon. SAM
uel Mccall has been selected by the ex-
ecutive committee OF the immigration
restriction league to introduce into the
national house Of representatives bill
prepared by the league to further re-
strict immigration. This bill adds to
the classes at present excluded from the
United States the following:
AN persons between the ages Of
fourteen and sixty who cannot both
read and write the English language or
some other language"
This provision, IL 1t becomes II law, It
ia asserted, viii keep out about twenty
per cent OF the most undesirable emf
grants who now come here Senator
Lodge has been selected to introduce
the bill In the senate.
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wlLbiA,liroOr, Pa NoN 2N,-LiEht
rains have prevailed throughout this
section for gOycnty.two hours aud the
smnll stream, that hnvo brou dry for
lonr months aru showing Bigns OF 70.
yiyiur hiO Reports from along tho
Susluphanna river ~ far wral IA Clear.
field, Indicate q considerable rise, and
tho lnmbOrmcn Rro hopeful Of gOLiing
la tito 40, 100000 tcO, Of lumber.
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AT cLEYELANp.
Enormous Dunagr DonB-The Dsrrick'
BIOwn Down In the Oh Fields.

Enormous DntnHgr DOnb-Ihe Derrioks
BlOwn Down In the Oh Fields.
CLEVELAND. NOV 26.-Roports
show that the damage done by the
storm in this city win foot up to many
thousands OF dollars.
The roof OF Music Hall, one OF the
largest structures In the city was loos-
encd and many buildings wrecked. The
roof OF n shed fol- upon John thinner
man, Of No ~ Marqunrd street. injur-
Ing him so badly that he will probably
die.
Special dispatches from the Ohio
fields show that hundreds OF oil der.
rlcks were blown down and general
havoc wrought through the entire sec
tlon. The loss cannot yet be estimated
but II will be very heavy.
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NIAGARA FALLS, n. Y, Nov 26.-
The cataract is greatly augmented in
volume by the force OF the westerly
wind. and the wind itself has attained n
velocity scarcely parallelcd here. The
suspension bridge has been subjected to
n tremendous strain and It Ia feared
that come OF the cables might part The
Erie freight sheds were blown down for
n distance OF 2g5 feet.
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wHLLsBonO, Pa, Nov 26,-MH.
Charlotte Howell. wnA put on trlnl In
tho county court horc to-day charged
with tho murder Of Mlsn Llhhlc Knapp,
II flnRn last spring II took until q
l'Oluch this afternoon tu select u Jury
lhd then District Attorney Owlclt
pcncd Tho case, outlining the evidence
which Ii purely clrcumBtanllal.
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ToRoSro, UMp Now gO,--In tho
llyam' trial to-day all tho evidence
favored tho dotouSo. Coroner Atkins,
who arrived ut tho warehouse shortly
aitor Walls was killed, Swoto that thnrO
was nothing In tho appearance Of Wells
body IN warrant tito assumption that hO
had mot dChlh other than by death BY
accident, The wllnOB conyOrSod with
QUO VI tho llyam' brothers NJ tho
tins, nnd though hS statements ~ tu
how tho alleged aCcldDnt happened
wore not perfectly clear, hO saw no owl
dOnco Of foul play.
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AT INDIANAPOLIS


Great Damage Done by ii,r Wind Storm
Throughout Indiana.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Nov 26.--The
wind storm which succeeded the four
inch rainfall last night did considerable
property dnmnga In this city. but hu.
inunty cEcapcB without Injury Many
gHnll buliding1 were wrecked and
shndr trrpg ON tho residence streets
wont down. Tho roof NJ the large public
school building nt Delaware and Wal.
nut streets was lifted several lnchcl
fnd twisted around, 4 factory On
Mndifnn avenue was discounted and 4
ncw MurnvIan church on College ave-
riic wna upenGod
From throughout the state como nln-
ilnr reports and thG. carnage VIII foot
up To thnua1uda uf dollars.
AZ i9lwp0d, md. the casting hnll OF
the glune factory wnR dumOllnhcd over
tho heads uf 40 workmcn only two
WcI,A injured. tacl, Howard hnd H. Cav
rlngtln, aud thcy not fatally Tho bic
COY lnmp chimney factory was llftcl
ram Itp foundation. Much minor dam
aep wn1 done LU0H C1llinhtcd nt SlOp,-
600, gOyCn hundred men nlc tempo.
HrIly ldle
Gt Ffnnldln, Ind, the roof Of thu new
Clylp window glu1R factory was IN
rooted. bu7luoaa blDcfH were dcinollp ph-
nd aud the indianapolis Eas pumping
plnll1pa wurr destroyed, LUEH $4,000.
rhfrr hundred men rendered Idle.
A. hlrynnlfln, lnlt The plate nlng7
worth wprp badly wrecked nnd two
largo Hhuua of tie linlDu steel plant
were demolished. l,otp not stated.
~ iinErrHtpwn, Seymour lllchmnnl
md Dcontur. md. tho storm found mn.
irrlnl f0r mn fury In Tho buildings In
protpae NJ erection, M chmDgyH, trcog,
lrnron r11fH and ihrlllc, with no Mn.
rlo cnpci M prout damage. No loSB NJ
iIfo of injury "a pufHUn IN reported,
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AGREAT STORM
Does Immense Damage in n Large
Section OF Country.
HIGH WINDS AND BIG BLIZZARD
Paralyze Telegraph and Train
Service In Chicago.
yESSELSwRECEED ON THE LAKE.

Houses unroOfsd and Dem0llShsd In
Many Town. In Indiana and ohlo.
Thoalandsof on Derriek' Blown Down
in ohio on Flslds-nOats at Cincinnati
Like Toys BEFORE the wlnd-'rhs SNOW
Extend, as Far South As Ts4aa-LAtuO
Loss OfLm,
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THE WALLER CASE.
The IShn,ns Delegation VIII Ask For Hn
Investigation.

The IShnSHs Delegation WIN Ask For nh
IuyUdigntium
wAsulSoroN, Nov 2j-Tho Kansas
Congressional delegation, as soon as
possible after tic Fiity.iourth Congress
bcsln', will introduce resolutions In
both hou'oa looking to an investigation
OF tho uircnuslancui connected with
tho artust and imprisonment Of OK.
Consul WalloE The members OF tho
delegation tako tho position that tho
United stalds 10 entitled 10 the record
ul tho trial ~ u matter Of right. and
therefore should not a'k II as an act OF
county, Tho probabilities aro that
thcy will Attcmpt to secure tho passage
Of resolution lnaIruUling tho govern.
mont to stand bY its dOmand for tho
document. rnO 0rst rC'Olution, how.
over, only will call lOr tho correspond.
puC1 In tho Ctgp
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INSURGENTS WRECK A TRAM.
Many Persons Reported Killed by the
CubanA In Santa Clara.

Cubans In Santa Clara.
HAvANA, Nov 28.-A band Of insur-
gents dcrailod train in the Caibarien
district OF tho province OF Santa Clara,
killing many Of tho persons on board
and Wounding anumber OF others. The
military escort OH board tho train made
a brave defense, during tho course Of
which both sides lost heavily. The in-
surgents burned the dsrailod cars. No
further details have been received
According to official advices received
hero, the troops engaged in military
operations near CieniueIoI succeeded
in capturing considerable valuable cor.
rospondence. They then gave battle to
the insurgents, aud the Cuban leader
Aceo was killed.
a dynamite outrage has just been re-
ported here. Itis claimed that bomb
exploded, blowing up a railway train at
some point between Ciego AvilS and
Moron. No particulars Of the affair
have been received.
Cieniuogos advices have boen received
hero to tho effect that additional fields
and plantations arc burning in the
vicinity OF Soledad.
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lutcly false, Tho authorities of Tocat
have taken tho necessary steps for the
discovery and tho restitution to the
owners Of all articles stolen in certain
villages, and in excepting a few incl
don't, OF little Importance that took
place at AIAraah, tho tranquility Is per-
feet in tho province Of AlsDpo. No dis.
order Whatever has occurred since the
the 23d instant in the other disturbed
provinces"
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down and tho third story of the rubber
works were torn down. James Howard
was seriously injured by the walls OF u
building falling ON him. The Salem
school house was blown down, A tree
fell across the engine drawing pas
senger train on the Pan Handle,
smashing the headlight and breaking
the DllOt,
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TOLEDO, Ohio, Nov. 26.-Last nights
storm had for tlmc velocity OF
sovnty-hve miles nm hour-thc highest
ever recorded at the weather office here.
There were no serious accidents. but n
great deal OF minor damage Several
frame houses In process OF building.
were wrecked, roofs injured. chimneys
toppled over, and several hundred trees
uprootnd.
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THE NEW YORK STRIKE.
CorneIls' Threat Not Carried Out-Tho
Strikers Hold the Fort.

Strikers Hold the Fort.
NEW YORK, Nov. 26.-The threat
made by ]. Il. and j. NJ. Cornell and
MIllIkcn Bros, to fill the places OF
striking houscsmIths to-day was not
carried out and consequently no SYM
pathetic strike was ordered. Forty
men went to work on the Selgel, Cooper
q Company building, but they were In
duced to leave their work by walking
delegates representing the strikers.
The board Of walking delegates has
divided the city into districts and
placed in each district a number of
delegates with authority to order SYM
pathy strikes on all Jobs where nom
union men are put to work. The
pickets stationed by the housesmiths
union will cooperate with the walking
delegates.
The sixteen buildings outside OF the
Seigel Cooper & Company building and
the structure nt Prince street and
Broadway are completely tied up.
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The Gale at Akron.

AKRON, Ohio. Nov. 26.-Thc severest
gale in the history Of this city ragged
here from midnight until o'clock this
morning. The wind reached Il fright
ful velocity and many persons sought
safety In collars. Many residences and
factories were demolished or unrOofed.
Tho property loss will bc heavy. No
one was killed 30 far an known.
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BARCELONA, sPAiN, Nov. ga uOnSa.
ton has been caused here by tho action
OF the Republican leaders, who have
decided 70 call great mNss meetings for
til o PURPOSE OF coudemning tho policy
Of tho government in Cuba. 1t Is pro-
posed TO issue a manifesto demanding
autonomy for Cuba as snre means Of
concluding tho war on tho island.
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BUFFALO, N. Y, Nov 26.-Tho lake
Is very high nt this point The water
Is over the back water nj the entrance
to the harbor and freight Is being taken
nip TO the second story Of tho transfer
houscB, which are inundated on the
ground floors. The harbor has risen TO
nm nlmosL unprccrdentch helEht.
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ATrEMpTED LYNCHIyG,
PlucIsy sherlr and JallOr Prevent the
IObrs Work.

MODS WORK.
ABBEvILLE, S. c., Nov. 26.-An un-
successful attempt was made this
morning by mob OF thirty or forty
men to lynch the prisoners now in jail
here charged with the murder OF Mar
oissa Bagwell. the young white woman
whose body was almost cremated in tho
building burned near Hedges Tuesday
night. But for the coolness and discre-
tion OF Jailor Nance and his father the
sheriff, tho murdcrcrs would have been
hanging TO the trees before sunrise this
morning. The mob came TO the Jail
and aroused the jailor, saying they had
n prisoner under commitment Tho
jallor, suspccting that all was not we'll,
Immediately left the jail through the
back door and notified the sheriff, who
summoned the Ahbeville rifles, who
promptly responded. the tread OF tho
soldiers and the voice OF Sheriff Nance
was too much for the boys who were
thirsting for blood. and they quietly
went away.
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POWERFUL VIVID
A. Cincinnati Plays Havoc WIN The
steamers In tie IIlVtr.


ciNCtSHATI, Nov. 20, -li'ho rain
which began here Friday. stopped ai
last midnight. after having prcolpltn
ted two nnd n half inches Of water. a
high wind cleared the nky aud de-
sending, proceeded to clear the earth.
u came In u series OF hurricane puifn,
rom various directions These blows
followed In quick BucccHgl0n ana They
wofo Ha cAprlclunH about whore thoy
struck M thcy were In tho direction
which th0y i0Oklt was on tho river
nat The havoc wnH greatest. There ilie
wind had FREQ c1irHo, About hnlf-pu4i
'vslvH tin nrat hard blow came. Down
lhr flv1r near illYCBldu. wrrc inuotch
ih' tohn X Speed, q blg Ncw vflonn0
Inai the nuGkGyo Binto They wctu
blown nufOha the river without lnin'
ago A little later, At the public land
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For West Virginia, iblr, continued cold wcit'
Cfly winds
utly Winls
ly slnwly tlNng t0mpumlutcI winds Shilling lO
HJulhWvNCflN
riir TgurrnNrnE NisttRnAt
~ furnished 10y a. sUuytrR dtuggl,L corner
Nafsotand luutiutllth StutN
7a, maa...ou,,,o.,,a, vi ~ ino,,oooo, s,,,o, 4
Nn in..u.u,..u.,,,na hll |, in.u,,sy,,. .,,, 10
II in"n"..a,,.aa,n,". Il Weather. UhangcablO
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FOUL PLAY SUSPECTED.
feared that All Entire Family Has lICsn
Killed by Indians,

Feared that All Entire Family Has Bcen
Killed by Indians,
GREES RwER, wYo., Nov. 26.--George
McClain, a photographer, started for
Jackson's lloo with his wlio aud two
children cnrlv lnstSprInG McLaln cor.
responded regularly With relatives hore
until about tho time OF tho Bannock
Indian scare. This wcok n young man
returning from tho JackSon's Hole
country reported SoOins tho wreCkNgo
Of Photographic outfit IN tho Hole
and this occasions tho Icar that ho aud
his family have bcOn foully dealt With.
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wASnisoros, y, O., Nov eO,--r'ho
Turkish Legation received from thu
subllmo porto tho following telegram
under lo.day's dnlBi
"fhO Armenian flotorAo oI Ainiab bnv.
Ing wounded one soldier and four Mus.
suIman, A few moro troubles 90.
rurtod In that city. rhU alvlcol stat.
Ing that lhot0 Ii 10 security At
lchVtoun aud al Blnghoutll arO abHo'
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OIL DERRICKs DOWN.
Enormous Loss to OH Nien in the Ohit
RlrIds

EnormOuH Loss 10 Oll ueh III 'ho Ohiu
Fields.
BOWLING GREEN. o.. Nov. 20
The Standard on Company reports
over one thousand derricks blown down
In this field by last nights storm, and
states that It's loss will reach Sl5O,OOD.
rhc loss to private operators Is enor-
nous, Wires nre down everywhere.
The virnge Of CyEnet, In this county.
was almost blown away.
4 dispatch from Lima says: a ter
rife wind storm last night blew down
thousand OF oil dcrriCkS and caused
other damage amounting to several
hundred thousand dollnra. No lives tirc
reported lost.
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FORTY THOUSAND
Christians Were Massacred by
Turks in Anatolia Alone
DURING LATE DISTURBANCES.

This Believed to bo Only Small Part of
the Result OF the sultan's War OF Er-
termination on the Armsnians- -Thou-
sands or People wm suffer Death by
Starvation and Exposure During tho
wlnter-Powcrs May Have to SIaEO a
Demonstration,