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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-24
CARDINAL GIBBONS RETURNS
From a Trip Abrond-SRyS the Pope Ad'
iniTps American Institutions,

From Trip AbrOad-SRyS the Pope Ad'
iniTSs American IastItut'SnS,
NEw YoRR, August 2S,-AitsF an abb
sOnco Of fifteen weeks Cardinal Gibbons
returned from Europe to-day on the
CampOnia When the boarding officers
reached the Campania, Cardinal Glib
bouS was seen on the upper deck talk
Ing to Bishop Foley, Of Detroit, aud
Archbishop RlOrdan, OF San Francisco,
and several other clerical men who were
In the party.
Whom seen by representative oil the
Associated Press Cardinal Gibbons said |;
'My visit TO Rome had no special
significance NJ II is customary for W to
visit the Holy Father every eight or
ten years, or perhaps otIener. ] had
several audiences with Pope Leo, the
last one being on June 20, The Holy
Father, although q little more Etoopsd,
looked much better and stronger than
when | saw him last, eight years ago
lie is most remarkable man for his
age, which IL sightY.siX years. His fac.
ullIsS are unimpairod and he Is won.
dorfully bright He generally con-
verses in Latin, Frsnch or italian, bat
he speaks very ltttie English.
"Ile takes deep interest in America
and Americans aud frequently exprCIs'
cd his admiration for our political In
stitutiouI. He sent no special message
to Americans through me, nor is there
any reason for doing 60 at the present
time. lie wrote me beautiful letter
recommending summer schools aud
commanding the Catholic University Of
America, and referred to the opening oI
several chairs In the university next
October. In this letter he spoke very
hopefully Of the iatHFs Of the uniysF.
sity aud mentioned the coming Catho.
lie Congress to open next October In
" ashington,"
Tho reporter asked tho cardinal II he
had heard oil the Sunday closing cru
sada in New York.
~ have heard about It," he replied,
"but have not paid n great deal Of ut.
tontion to il. | have the pleasure Of
knowing Mr.. Roosevelt aud think q
great deal OF him. rs he is q sincere and
thorough. going gentleman. Shortly
before loft Baltimore, leXpFessed my
self very freely in reference TO the OBJ.
servnnCe OF tho Lords Day. l believe
that 10 the interest OF religion, IN the
first place, that the day should be prop
erly observed in a quiet manner, 1t is
necessary for us to have recreation, but
we can have it without interfering With
thorough observance Of tho Lords
Day."
The cardinal did not care 10 express
himself on the question Of the Cont.
mental Sunday.
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sIAnrIN ooNFIpHNT.
Says the Hastings Administration VIII
Win At Harrisburg.

SNlb NHo hNAUUkA AuhlulhFhVuu WIN
what Harrisburg.
PHgpApELPWIA, August 23.-DavId
Martin, ths LIastIug, leader, gosS to
HSrrllburg te,mOTEOw to establish ep.
position headquarters to Senator Quay,
who left lOit night, ua declared there
IL no detection whatever from the Hast.
ings ranks In this city. ~ have eau.
yassed the whole delegation" no said,
"and each OF the tity.fve men have
pledged their support for GitkeSon.
The reports thar David II. Lane, Will
lam u, Ahern and Harry Hunter would
turn In for Quay are absolutely without
foundation, Tho report ofhops 10 aim,
ply another instance Of how the Quay
managers are dealing in canRrdi to
assist their campaign. was never
more certain Of defeating tho senator's
ambitions In the coming convention
than at this time. On Monday tllly.
Ave Golid Hastings delegates will 20 up
from this city,"
Tho admtnistration people say the
figures Of the Quay faction do not bear
out their claim OF an easy victory In the
state convention. Befors leaving here
for Harrisburg Senator Quay admitted
that he must have Is votes from this
city in order to win, and the combine
leaders concede MIN no such number,
CLAYTON McSiichael claims Tor tho sOna.
tor l5G votes In convention, but this 10.
cludsd % votoi from this city, The al.
ministration leaders still say they will
have at least l5j votes without Lehigh,
which is yet to SOtSet dniegAteS,
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Nrw YonK, Au1uiL 20 IL T. OHon'
not's question to tho homo 'ocroIaty Of
England In tho hou'S Of commons yoS.
tcrday In rsiufohoO IN tllO Ilnptlson.
Ibsnt oi POroncS Il. Mnybrlck haTAkon'
ihp iHteFe't ,,.
.Dt ltnInn Donsmato. president NJ thu
Woman, International MayDtlck A9'n'
cInllpn. rccnnlIy formed a. a mooling ut
ll,0 pIonsof club In London, to-day
enbod thank, l1 Mt O'UOnnor, hl1 nm
other cnDrgthm was slnL by tho Amor
lcan Maybtink committee, ol which ~.
iiDtun Dsnsmets ahd EINEabStI Oady
stanton afa lnonbOfq.
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WAsnlSor1S, D. O., August 23.-sOc.
rotary Morton has received commune.
Gallon from Unltol States MInIstur
ijronihoat, at Bornc, SWiizorianh, In rn.
ply to an inquiry about Swiss cattle 1t
announce. tho rOconL importation Oi
Swiss cattle lnlo this country by tho
llnyemoyor,, Hnd Bays the RnimalG ar
tiysd ih Nyw York IN GScollcat candI.
tion. Tho prIccs arO quoted ~ ranging
for bulls from 81 50 to 81 ~ anl Tor
hrItors IRON 81 NJ u 50 40. Thc FrOnch
contest with tho swiss tho claim Tor
tho heat mitch caltIo In tho world, and
feporl on French CatLIc IL aGpnoloi
soon from tho consul general Ot Paris.
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nEpONr nlrUNNDIrND
hJ hs State Dspnr,mcnt--sNy England
Play Ing u DRno.

nJ the State Dsp,r,mcnt--sNy England IS
Playing u Onmc.
WMHrSOroS, d. c.. August 23.-Gt Is
said here that Ku Chcng IL moan.
wherever Chons.Tu Is used in the Lon.
don Dispatch, as Chsng.ru {, tho scene
oi.nc Juno riots aud Il |, 400 milss from
Foo Glow. Naval officials, though
WIlDon! Information themselves, are in.
e..aoI to di,crolit tho Information ia
ihniu.pa,Ch.
hc'jnr Secretary McAdoo said II was
oJ'lrgsi TIA, dispatches Of this charac'
ter ctus hy way OF London, while an.
other hIEh naval oiIicsr said that there
Ti'au evident Intention on tho part OF
Hr'n Britain in tho whole Ku Cheng
aisif to got tho United states to pull
Chestnut, on! Of tho fro, Hal pointed to
ihc iIn, that thOra did not seem to bo
IusuIurty on the part Of Great Britain
70 .a", troops, or to bo IN undue haste
" iyfgg an explanation.
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PlrTtBURuH, PAn August 2J,-Thc
wage conference between tho green
glass manufacturers and workers wns
continued to-day. Tho groater par! ol
the day waS given to tho classification
OF liatG, thera being u nunbur ut now
BtyUs aud sizes to consider Tho iacto'
~ rules we're reached lato in tho altor.
noon, and tomorrow morning tho wnec
aud apprentice question will bo takcn
up Tho compromise in the lltnl workers
scale will have an effect IN tho settle
mont vi tho wages OF tho gtocn glns-
men, aud It Il probable that AZ advauco
OF sovUn pUr cant, halt ol what Is do.
mRndOd, will be allowed. Tho confer
once viii continue into noxt week.
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DISHONEST RACING
Nearly Causes Riot ~ MeKss'S Rock
All bets Declared on,


Nearly Causes Riot " MeKSR'S Rocks.
An bets Declared On.
PrrTsRURdu, Pa, August 23.-Tho
McKes'S Rocks races brought up 10 a
general row this afternoon and riot
was only avcrtod by tho promise OF tho
judges that the bookmakes should re.
fund all money placed on the 2:l4 pace,
and that all bets on the race were of
Johnny B., a bay gelding, owned and
driven by Mr.. Wade, OF Northampton,
Mass, was the favorite in tho race aud
won the first hea. easily. Tho second
heat was won by Brown Frank, a brown
gelding, owned by B. Dempsey, Of
springboro, Pa. The hoat was protested
by the turEmen, they claiming that
johnny u. was pulled.
Tho third heat was also won BY
Brown Frank, and under threats the
judges declared all bets on the heat of,
In scoring tor the fourth heat Johluy
b. cut himself, aud was drawn, Brown
Frank winning the heat.
Al tho eio'e Of the race the crowd
broke down tho fence and made rulh
for the judges stand, threatening tn
upset the stand and mob tho Judges.
The police wero poworlsss, aud violence
was only prevented by the jadges do.
ciaring all bots off and the bookmakers
agreeing to refund oil money placed on
tho race,
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NEWS IN A pARAGR APH.

Tho First National Bank Of Franklin,
ohio, has suspended.
Ycslordays stAlOment OF tho con.
dt.Ien Of tho treasury shows: Available
cash balance, SlS2, ,l6O,jSj gold rOaOrvU,
$lOl,7GL62i
Mra Nora Perkins, OF Minneapolis
was arrested lalO last night, charged
With tue mutdot ut hot Histnr, Mia
Louise Hawkins, tho supposed motive
for tho aIIugBd Cfilua being tho fact
that Mira. Hawkins Ind $1,000 nsdr'
anco on hor life.
Audruw Collln', discharged sauth.
orn Pacific lib1rcr, visited Lha general
ollico' nl tho railroad NJ San Francisco
Yesterday nttcrnonn with tho nvowof
purpose NJ Killing superintendent MI.
moro. who IN acting AZ general manager
A railroad dUIOctlve arrested tho crank.
Frank A llugl, q prominent citiIcn
of hIsxnnifta, W., shot nHd ktinI
himself at his homo yesterday Tue
ralisu VI inc dead la not known, Mr
Rood wna about sixty yOnr. old. llo was
pfe,idonL VI tho Alexandria board 0I
itad0, aud grand aonlot wNtIon OF tho
Grand Lodgo Oi MasOna Of Virginia,
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cor TUE MATRIMONIAL BEE.
Several Marriages In tho Wealthy Rooks
Tsllor Family Announced.

Several Marriages In tho Wealthy Rookie.
fsllor Family Announced.
New YoRK, August 23.-ThO World
tomorrow will say; Mi.s Emma Rookie
fellOr, eldest OF tho four children OI
William q. Rockefeller, oro OF tho two
brothers who control tho Standard Oil
Company, is engaged to marry Dr..
David Hunter McAlpIn. IT,, OF this city,
son Of tho millionaire tobacco manu-
fartnrer.
Tho wedding will, in all probability,
bO celebrated this fall. 1t will be ono
Of Tho lhroo weddings soon to DO on.
tered into by tho children Of John D.
aad William Rockefeller. Miss Edith
Rockefeller, tho youngest daughter
Of John D., whose engagement to Harold
Mccormick wns announced last June,
Is to be married next month. William
G. Rockefeller, cousin Of Miss Edith
and brother Of Miss Emma, Is Ioon to
marry Miss Emma stilIman,
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RUSH OF FLAMES.
Forest Fires Iiag1ug Win Fuyy lH EaStsFn
Washington.

Forest FirOa Uag1uG WWh Fuzzy 10 EnstsFn
Washington.
SPOKANE, WAsh, August 23.-Rain
has been falling at intervals during the
past two days, temporarily checking the
forest fires, but tonight the flames have
again broken out atroIh. Many camps
and prospOctorS who have been out in
the forests arc arriving here daily and
toll storiss Of being oVertakon by
the fierce rush OF the flames
and compelled TO Tee for safety.
Immense trees, which have stood
for centuries succumbod to tho de-
stFoyeF. Those who have Witnessed tho
fires say that the sight OF these huge
blazing trees aI they Ioppla over with q
noise oi thunder. presents n scene both
grand and torribla. Animals OF every
kind can bs seen flying before the danes
aud in numerous instances, deer, boz
coming beWildorod with fright, will turn
and rnah haattong into the tierce fur
mace OF flame 10 their destruction.
Priest Lake, In northern Idaho, Is
now surrounded by tho fires, aud the
settlers arc compelled TO leave nearly
everything behind aud escape IN boats
by way OF the lake. All along the Sal.
mon river the miners have made their
way out by trail TO the railroad ut
Northport, leaving their cabins and
effects behind to bs destroyed. 1t will
be several weeks before the trains on
the Mullen branch OF the Northern
Pacific will bo running, owing TO the
long bridges burning out.
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FUbb OF GINGER.


\ Madrid Paper on AnsrIOan Sympathy
With CubAn RsVSius'onIsts.
MADRID, August 23,-In regard to
the news that EItrGda aud other Cuban
insurrent leaders are allowed to hold q
meeting In a Forester hall with the
asg Of the Cuban republic flying along.
side tho stars and stripes, calumInStinE
Spain, her army and Cuba, collecting
money and recruiting men for rsbsll'
ion," as announced in a dispatch re.
celvsd hero, tho Impartial says:
"Tho government Of America aud itI
representative NAV think as they like
OF this mode of understanding that nsu'
trality 10 which they ore bound; but,
outside OF them there iS no man who
supports fair play who will not censure
the conduct OF tho government Of the
United States. II they continue to Ru'
thorizo such meetings, in which Spain
and her army are insulted, and funds
collected Tor expeditions against Us,
our course is clear, and Europe
ahall be made acquainted with how the
United States understands their inter.
national obligations. DScds and not
words, acts and not promises, are what
We want. Lot Us sacrifice everything
rather than the honor oil our country,
Lot Us reach the most extreme disaI'
ters, II such 10 our lot, but let Us not
bs deceived or degraded by any weak
ness"
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TRENTON, n. J. August 23.-John Al
bert Barnes to-day instituted procsod.
ings for divorce ngatnSt his wife, Helen
Edith Barnes, naming ex.Mayor Frank
A. Mcgowan as correspondent, Tho ps'
tition is very brief. 1t charges the wife
with having committed adultery with
Mcgowan at the Hotel Anderson, Pitts.
burgh, on AprII ~. 1885, Hoffman
houso, Nav York, Jnne /; Hotel I'M
porial, June 20; Hotel savor, New
York. July IS; Hotel Windsor, New
York, August 20, and at various timeI
at Barnes home in Trenton. during the
month al July. Baraas asks for d.
vorco and the custody Of his daughter,
Boryl, who iS now with her mOths- in
Now York.
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HAVE CAUSE rOlt COMPLAINr.
The Degraded vIosroJ, It Is nslIOTod, Iu
su.Ntsd the RIOtL


The Degraded YIosrOJ, It IL nsilsEod, In-
sisNt-d the lIIotL
wAsHISdroN, Angu.t 2j,-fI Is said at
thssIats department thItiIths report is
'rae that Viceroy Ii has been appointed
to inye,li=ate the Cheng.Tu riots, then
the foreigners have good cause iot
complaint. II the repor! bo true II is
p,abau.o both the British aud Ameri.
eau governments will protest. Niceroy
Il va, governor OF tho province IN
which ChOng.fu is situatsd, and no
Tts said to nave been guilty OF gross
Negligence, which by some parsons was
regarded a4 amounting TO completely IN
the Chinese riots OF last June. There
a'e = great many nsn in China named
Il, aud It Is thought possible that thOTe
has been a confusion Of names.
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JUSTICE FOR. mIn nAxNocKs.


Attorney Gsnrral Harmon snrs state
Law, Can't Conflict with Treaty Rights
wA.nNnroN, August 93.--Attoney
General Harmon to-day instructed
United States D,tries Attorney Clarke,
Of Wyoming, to sue out writ Of haGoa'
corpus for tho Baaaock aud shoshonc
lndians, who are undcr arrest at Evan.
alou, Wyo,, tor violation al th0 Gtate
game laws Attorney General Harmon
holds that tho hunting rights OF tho In.
trans, which wero obtained by the
treaty with tho United States cannot be
abrOgated by the passage oi state gaino
laws. II was Tor violation Of the state
laws tina. thoy Wsro arrested.
Attorney General LlaFmon was In
Washington iow hours to-day on his
way from Nantucket, Mass, to White
sulphur Springs, where his family arc
spending tho summon
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ST, JoHS's, KAs, August 2S.-wih'
lam Ford, Of tho Central Nows Asaocia'
tiou, Of london, Eaglaud, passed
through hero to-day on his trip around
North America on foot. llo Lett tho
Sportlman's office In London, August
II, 1891, onN wager OF $500, to make
tho trip on tuot uround North Amesica.
Ito arrived at 81. John this morning
from tho wOst, aud loft at noon on his
way 10 hansus City aud New York.
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Kansas CrY, Nh, August al.
". Walker, Of tho firm OF stOClO &
Walker, tho largest general store In 81.
Joseph, and who has boon q loading
Hefetant OF that city Tot yOars, was
found dOad In bath room In tho Mid.
land hotel to-day, llo had stepped into
lublul Of watOr, and alter taking CAR,
boIG acid, blow his brains out with n
revolver. Domestic trouble ID Hald Ia
10 tho cause, Ito leaves Il vito aud Ave
Chillrou.
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Now York Tho CNnatdor CampdnlA, from
Liverpool aud queenstown Arrived !G'dAv, max
Ing lhO Itip In D days hours aud 10 minutes.
iisf best pspyioHS westward tecard vas days
hour, and ~ minutes, made August Il last year,
On mi, trlp tho CalnpAulh hW lowered her
frrntd by q minutes, nni come Wlthin QUO
hour and n minutes ~ tho westward record,
held bv tho LncNnm
NON YDrk-sleanpf Columbia, Hamburg.
RanthatnpIaB -stcauirt hetllu, New Notk, TOT
AutWptp ,..Y
Llvrfndul-stcAmrt HtltAnnlcI New York,
iUnlnu MlHlwlpp Nuw York.
IIAmbhfg- Nnrmiin.n NeW York
LlvstnOjl--ivenlOt, NuW orleans,
London -MlNlWlpp New iUtg
lINetpnnl- CeIlo, SOW York
Queenstown -LuganlH, New York, Tor Liver
200 and proceeded,
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GREAT INDIGNATION

Expressed Over tho appointment Of
viceroY II on the commis.ion.
LoSDoS, August 9S.-A dispatch from
Shanghai published in the PalI Mall
Gazette, this afternoon, saws that the
utmost dissatisfaction aud indignation
prevails among the members o! tho for.
sira colony at the appointment OF the
formerly degraded YiceroY Ii. who is
REGARDED aa bslng the originator OF the
Cnsng.Tu riots, to investigate tho recent
oa.fagaS and tho causes thereof.
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A QUEER CASE
A Preacher Kidnapped liz Mau claims
lug to IIe An ofiuor.

A Preacher Kidnapped liz Mau Claim.
lug to lrs An onluor.
OMAHA. Men,. Augu't ga kldnap-
ped preacher, Rcv. 0. b. Taylor was
due in Omaha to-day. Tho officers Of
the law and his attorneys have been
anxiously scanning every incoming
trnia in tho hope Of lOeatins tho roys'.
end gentleman and extending 10 him
the aid Of tho law for the purpoIe ot ex.
tractinG him from tho clutches Of O man
by tho name OF Owen. Who this man
0won is, OF why he maintains his grip
on tho preacher. no QUO In omRha
knows. As near Nc can be ascertained,
hc claims to DO an oIIicor OF the law,
who desires to place the preacher In
loyal custody, Taylor, at tho limo OF
his cRpLurc, was in Dalles, Oregon.
Ilaboas corpus papers have been taken
NIT
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MnmEnY i.lti1. UMrrIoN.
lie Chinese Legation on tho Strained sta
ntiun mt Cheng Fn.

Tie Chinese Legation on tho Strained stu
ntiun mt Cheng Fn.
"AWyGfoS. d. G., August 23.-Tho
p'o'auptaR among the officials at tho
CUaap legation Is that tho protection
a'Nna,mmi.stou tetattaI to Is from
mDD ponco. Tho officials, however
e'nfon the opinion that ample ptotcc'
lgo wrIl bo afforded BY the local au.
lHDr'os without thJ intervention or
a" rIoo from other goVOfninsnm.
tOUlp4itIs not believed at tho Iogo'
'.I'"ui tho c0ntral government at Pp'
hu 7uId permit tins landing Of ma
in"'ll tne place whore tho inve'liRh'
Too 10 bn rondurtoi. There Is, hos.
e"r ul uows NJ tho legation In regard
wlNo slalonsnt' In the dispatch and,
nn, lhsro has been no Information
'"'oIgul Verifying thu rapport OF tho Hp'
j"mmsat Of q oomInl'btdu ot invotIl'
V1.|tH
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PirsnURGu, August 23,-rlg iron ad.
vanced 81 In tho last throO dayS aud is
now quoted nt $40 30 pUr ton, which ia
tho highest point II has renChOi since
1870, Wluu Il sold at "a 40, Az plg
iron IL tho baso Of all grades Of iron aud
Hlosl, lhOro will bO u general riso Ia
priuag Manufacturers Sny that tho
prico Of pig iron Is 40 high that tho
danger line IIns bOon reached aud that
II II goes hlghof tho mHtkOt will bu
flooded with tho foreign product,
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4 PBBTTY HOVDY Do.
,r,mbOrs of the ohang Tu Com
mission Virtually Prisoners,
COMMANDER NEWELL TO RESCUE,
Has Gone to Consult tho U, s,
Consul About the Matter
OF TIE CONFINEMENT AND DANGER.

And Ascertain Whether Is Would Not
po Advisable TO Land Marines to
Protect Him and Other Members of
tho InvsStIgatlpG CommIsaIon--In.
dlgnatlon OF Foreigners Over the
Appointments Of vleeroy III, who Is
Regarded as tho InstiGStor of tho
Recent outraGOs = State Depart.
ment Says Thoy Have Good Cause
for Complaint - Chinese Converts
worO ButcherOd In tho AraS'aorss.
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READING. Pa, August 23.-In tho
grand lodge meeting, X. of p, to-day
there was another lengthy debate over
tho new code OF rules, but the const.
tuition was finally adopted. Tho follow.
ing officers were installed; Grand chan.
ceIlor, Charles q. +, Reed, No. l40, Phil.
Rdelphia; grand vics chancellor, DR.. II.
n. Dunneli, No. 2G3, Scranton; grand
prelale, Charlaa I, Lludea, No, 22J,
Philadelphia; grand keeper Of records
aud seals. George i. Hawkes., No. l9G,
Philadelphia; grand master of o1choQ.
uer, Julius MountnOy, No, lGG, Phiadol.
phia; grand outer guard, c. N. Doom.
No. Is, Reading; grand trustee, John
". IIeebo, No. @, Philadelphia; supreme
Representatives, II. y. Kline, No. 496,
Bedford; grand inner guard, Scott Di.
bort, Pittsburgh.
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BRADFoRD, pAn August 23--WhilC
running in hose racO at tho Driving
Park lhi, afternoon Simon L. McMahon,
Of Salamanca. N. Y, fell and wai fatally
injured. Ilo diOd an hour afterwards.
Matt 6. Etabbell, Of the sRHlS place, was
thrown, Tho cart, tho wheels passing
oyor his hOad aud shouldOrL Ills 70.
Coyory 10 doubtful.
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AN UGLY FIRE
That Threatened to Wipe Out a PSnnIyI.
Vania Mountain Town.

That Threatened to Wipe Out Ponnlyl'
vnnia Mountain Town,
ALTOONA, Pa, August 23.-At 1880
o'clock this evening, tire broke out In
the lrvonS taunory company's extsn'
siyo buildings
The town being poorly equipped
with are apparatus, the taaBeFy was
completely destroyed, and the flames
communicated TO tho shed, which con.
tanned thirty thousand tons oI bark.
Assistance was asked Of nsighborInr
towns, and steamer was sent from
this city.
Alto o'clock the frs was spreading
through tho bark sheds, but on tho
arrival OF tho Altoona engine soon after
that hour it was gotten under control.
The FIRE did not extend to the town, as
had been feared. The loss will proba.
big reach $4,000.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-24

Bmsror, n. l., August 2S,-Ths rO.
ports which have been printed regard.
ing the condition OF tho yacht Deien.
dor were answered this afternoon by
statement made to an Associated
Prcss representative, by President John
B. lIprroshofl, Of the manufacturing
company, in which he not only denied
nmphatlcalIy that there was any truth
ia these reports. but declared that tho
boa. had more than mot tue highest
expectations OF h0r builders.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-24

wAsHiNuroH "a, August 23.-iocnl
prnlbytOrINns hrc lhtotO'tol In tho
celebration Of tho Soycnly.hilh aunt
yor,ary " tho UIuy'ylIp cllutUl, which
will occur on September 20. 1liU vOn'
orabIo ilsy James l. lItownson, y. D.
al Wa,hlngtOn. aud ltBy. u, W. T.
Birch, y. D., Of Now York, tho latter