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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-12
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The bill to extend the limits of Ben.
wood passed the senate to-day.
There has been talk of n constitution
al convention, but none will be called.
Local feeling is at fever heat over the
bill to annex Elk City TO Charleston.
Tho indications are that the bill cannot
pass the senate without provision to
submit the annexation to popular vote.
On the motion OF Senator Whitaker,
the bill TO accept OF Hon. Henry 6.
Davis's offer to furnish $4,000 and site
for girls industrial school at Elkins
was amended to-day, so that the first
expenditure by the stale shall be in
1895. to the amount OF $1,000 1t is he.
lieved that this will be accepted by Mr..
Davis as in earnest and good faith and
that tho praIsewor.hv work vii. 20
ahead on the passage Of the bill.
Senator Catlett received n telegram
from Berkeley Springs to-day saying
that at mass meeting held there last
night the sentiment was unanimously
in favor of the contract for the proposed
improvements. On Senator Catlett's
motion the senate passed joint rosolu.
ton creating n committee OF five to
visit Berkeley Springs and inquire into
the proposition. lie favors a proper
contract with such safe guards as will
protect tho property aud insure the
performance in good faith by the syndi-
cate.
Bookdom has been thrown into a
state OF excitemcn. and ieverish anxiety
BY the appearance on the ground OF q
column OF flying artillery in the person
OF representatives, OF concern which
has low priced books to sell. The ether
concerns say they arc not to be CON-
sidered rs in this kind Of competition.
The school book bill offered to-day by
Mr.. Campbell. OF Ohio, was prepared by
Clerk OF the House Dawson. VINO
thought It something OF solution Of
the book question. By his reque,t Mr..
Campbell introduced the bill withou.
having read it, but Chairman Morris
jumped him nevertheless.
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pIssArIsEthD KNIGHTS
Talk OF Ncr=ius Into tho United Mine
Workers-SU Report Made,

Talk or Mcr-ius Into tho United Mine
Torkers-So Report Made.
COLUMBUS. O., Fob. 1.-The commit.
tee on credentials at tho knights OF
Labor meeting reported over fifty dele.
gates from n. T. A. l35. 1t was decided
to admit the representatives from other
dissa,isfci Knights OF Labor trad es dis.
tricts to tho privileges of tho floor.
Under this rule Hugh Cavanaugh and
John Malloy. OF District Assembly is,
Cincinnati; George O.. Purdy. OF Dis.
.rict Assembly POI, East ST. Louis; G..
K. Martin, of District Assembly 72,
Toledo; NJ. Simpson. OF Distric, Assem-
bly, 81, Chicago, and james Nlichels, OF
Window Glass Blowers L. A. No. 30.
Pittsburgh, were admitted.
The question OF Withdrawing allesi.
ance from tho general order OF the
knights Of Labor and forming 4 new
organization. was discussed. Tho senti-
ment OF the Knights OF. Labor miners
was in favor OF merging into the United
Mine Workers. It was finally docided
to appoint Il committee to man out A
plan OF action to be reported at an ad.
journed meeiin. tomorrow evening.
This committee consists Of I. r. Davis,
Pennsylvania; James O'Connor, OF Hi
nois; J. 5. Clarkson. OF Iowa: J. Is.
Cox, OF Kentucky, and q. Lawson, OF
Ohio. All OF the delegates 10 the y. #.
A. lS5 are delegates to the national con.
vention OF the United Aiino Workers
which opens tomorrow evening.
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WAsuISGToN, Feb. ll.-Tho lcgisla.
tive appropriation bill, to which tho
housc devoted to-day. was completed,
save for the paragraph relating to tho
pension office. Several amendments
wcro agreed to. among thcm to allow
tho public printer To bid for the work OF
publishing tho patent office gazette; to
allow courts Of appeals to uso halt the
surplus fees Of the clerks of said courts
for the purchase OF law books; to es-
,ablish n refinery at Helena, Mont, rs.
snv otlico for separating gold and silver
aud moldiug them into ineo:s, bars,
otc.. and to refer tho claims OF the
Cherokee nation for moneys due under
early treaties TO tho attorney general
Tor roviow.
4 bill to provide for coinage Mt the
branch mlat at Donycr was passed..
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BEi;Ili;LEY SPRINGS AWAKE,
They Want tho Girls Industrial School
Located There.

They Want tho Girls Industrial School
Located rhcrc.
Special Dispatch to nc ln'c;lig;Gccr.
BERKELEY SPRINGS, W. Va, Feb. IL
A mass meeting of the citizens OF this
place and community was held here to-
night and adopied resolutions endors.
ing the act OF the trustees in leasing the
Berkeley Springs to Daniel Cornelius
aud others ior II period OF unetv-nine
ycnrs. The said company is to build n
hotel to cost $500 and to expend
$1,000 in Improvements in three years.
Tho resolutions adopted are to be sent
to the legislature in order to urge that
body to ratify the action of the trustees.
Excitement is at fever heat and almost
equals the interest displayed in poll.
tical campaign.
Another meeting was hold IN tho
court house endorsing m ellort to secure
the location OF the proposed girls in.
dnstrial homo hero. .Fivo thousand dol.
!nrs was pledged by private subscrip.
ton. \ small farm near town WAS also
donated and its reasonably certain tho
county would givo 5000, tho town as
much moro. This end OF tho state hns
been apparently forgotten in tho giit of
stnto institutions. and it would seem
only lair that this one should bc located
here. \ great effort will ba made by
leading mon TO secure it.
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tho Atlantic with u broken shaft has
there been such excitcmont In this city
ns this evening. When tho nova was
tia'tod acros, tho wires that a steamer
resembling tho long missing La Gus.
cogne had been sighted or Fire Island,
tho Inference that tho Fronch liner was
safe did not for aome tlmo roussuro tho
generally incrcdulous public. 1t wns
too good to be true, and Il was only
WHOM tho bulletin was announced that
La Gascogno wa, slowly making her
way to hor port OF destination that tho
long psnt up feelings OF those who had
nnxiously watched day Ivy day for It'd.
ines Of tho missing craft broke out
Ia dvGty hotel. svcry Glub, In almost
every homo in tho city, tho sole topic
OF conversation was the arrival OF tho
ship. the hope OF whose rescue
from tho terrific storms which havo
caused such terrible disaster in tho
maritime world had almost deserted the
hearts OF tho most sanguine.
In the Offices OF the French limo. tho
scene when the telegram was received
announcing the saiety ot tho biz liner
was a striking ono.
NEWS SPREAD RAPIDLY.
Tho news spread quickly through
the city. lIundred, OF people bcsIcgcd
tho pier Of tho company as though they
expected that In Gascogno would in an
hour or two be moorod at her dock.
Tho crowd was reinforced every mo.
mont Friends Of French passengers
fired query after query at Mr.. West, the
superintendent ol tho line.
Tho only information vouchsaiod
them was that tho ship was safe. They
shook hands with each other and
laughed and wept With Joy. Over u
thousand people decided on staying ut
the dock until the La Gascogne arrived,
and 1t was only when u conspicuous an.
nouncement was posted on the outside
Of the company's pior, that che would
no, leave quarantine until tomorrow
morning, that tho anxious watchers
slowly went to their homes.
FRENCH QUARTER REJoIcEs.
The rejoicing was naturally greatest
in the French quarter. The heroism OF
La Gascosne's captain was lauded, the
sutlerings OF her passengers, the prob.
abilities OF numerous accidents were all
enumerated ovsr and over again. bu,
the one great feeling was that Of JOY at
wha, was considered by all as nothing
les, than n miracle.
At the Hotel Martin. the well.known
French resort, the guests in the dining
rooms. aud the corridors, spoke OF
nothing else. Some Of the Gascogne's
passengers were known to many OF
them. Two OF ,hcm, ". Xavier and ".
Ribon, were guests OF the hotel two
years ago and are well remembered by
its trequsnters.
The unvarying statement from the
lips OF all was I'VE knew tho Gascogne
would arrivo safely; We never gave up
hope"
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SJscidi DiSDdth 10 Ns iHie1iGcHcT.
PARKERsDuEG. W. Va, Feb. 1l.-Erncs.
". Devol, we'll known brakeman on
the Ohio River ROAD. lost foot last
night in Tho Ohio River road yards
here, and came near losing his life. lie
WAS coupling freight car. and his loft
foot caught in frog and he could not
pull i, out. The train started and he
had presence OF mind TO lio down over
OH the outside Of the track. His foot
and ankle were terribly mashed and
had to bo nmputa,ed. He lives Mt
Riverside, this city. .
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RayIor, Rlbon, Sanchez, Schwartz,
Misses Aurel, BorcGl, Rich and servant,
Sulnoiskn, Trolchlcr.


NEw YonH, Feb. li.-Tho officers OF
tho steamer La Gascogno arc: Baudc.
lon. commander; Blanquc. second cap.
tain; Gontier, first officer; Pitou, sec.
ond officer; Landegron. third oigcor;
Martin, chief onginour; La Bars, second
engineer; Gouverne, third engineer;
llamau, fourth engineer; Jnphot, nur.
ser; Darandcau. assistant pur.cr; Ger,
vais, doctor.
La GascoVno Is n two.mastcd steeI.
screw steamer. llor Dimensions ara $50
feet longtl. b2,S foet beam and "a ieet
depth OF hold,
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New YoNx. Feb. lion tho La Gas.
cosne tbs list Of first class passengers Is
ne follows:
Mr.. and Mrs. Crozior and servant.
Mr. and Mrs. Guttmnn. Mr., Mrs. and
Miss Lnhahnn. Mosdames Bronzard,
Colsizc, Dumas. Foss. liowea, lIondor.
cort. Meyer, Ma,sra Akorheil, Adolf,
Busor, Castro. Dravon, Goodman. Har.
ria, Jacquin. Jneqnot, RoniQs,ern, Leon,
I.ichtcna:cin. Mix. Ma.agrin, Phillips,
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A SLIGHT TILT
Between Mr.. Morrls nnd Mr.. Damp.
boil In tho House
OYER THE SCHOOL BOOK QUESTION.

Mr.. Campbalra Substitute for tho
Morris liill IN tcjeotcd After n
Sharp Passagc.at-hrms "a IIusy
Day In 10th Houses OF tho Lcgis.
latmro-rho Military Blli Likely to
DO tho Next Subject Off Fight--Thc
Appropriation Bill isaiscs u Quns.
tton ns to tho Condition Of tho
Treasury.
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-ISTTuT ITElTT7TT ~ III, THt1FT-yVtrf,
SrErnESvILLE, O., Feb. ll.-Charles
Newlin, aged sixteen yoars, whio akat.
ing on tho river hore tonight about I
o'clock. broke through the leo and wns
drowned. lle could swim and kent up
for somc timc, but the rescuers could
not yet near.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. ll.-The Republi-
can members OF tho finance COMMITTEES
were in conference for short while TO-.
day, but adjourned with tho under.
standing that the full committee would
no, bo in session Tomorrow, owing 10
tho indsposition Of Senator Voorhees,
chairman Of tho committee. They did
not therefore decide upon any limo OF
,,,inp
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ARRIVED SAFELY.
Tho Frenoh Ihne Steamer La Gas
oogno In Port.
DELAYED BY A BROKEN PISTON ROD
On tho Third Day of H9r Voyage
aud In This Condition
BATTLES WITH A FURIOUS STORM

on tho Banks of Newtoundiand-Thc
News OF tho Steamers Arrival Re.
celvod In New York With Outburs,a
of JOY - Tho scono In tho ofico
OF tho French Limo on Receipt OF
the Glad Nows-LIst of Officers aud
Crew on tho Long Awaited Vessel.
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WAsnlSGros, D. G., Fob. ll.-Ths
newa OF tho safe arrival Of tho La Gas.
coSne was received in this city with sin.
core expressions OF Joy and gratefulncs..
Several WashiIgtonians wore bs.
lievod 10 be aboard.
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Now foTG--La CiaScpgnc. from Iiayro; Mny
dam, from ROucrinm In SnrmnndIc. from
linvrc: Wlttckind, from N:cmeu; Francisco
from Hun
GlnSg0w-Grcclnn. from Now York.
Er1nicn- Stuttgart. from baltimore
Liverpool NDrmanhlc, from New York.
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BRIGHTER PROSPECTS
For u Financial Monsuro OF Reliet
In tho House.
The Ways And MEANS COMMITTEE

OF tho House arc Discussing n Com.
promise Bill to aicctthc Emergency.
Mr. Cockran'A Plan Under Discus.
sion-air. INNS Resolution IN tho
Senate - Silver Men Object - Tho
Day IN the House.
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'"'hn, nhh nltNOHt lHC nuUllbncId iIoHl
charging. oxorbitant prices, while tho
latter proposed 10 take tho profit from
tho retail doaIer, and still allow the
publishers to g0uga tho people.
Alter n littIo further cross firing, not
vory animated In its nature. MIR. Camp.
beIPH substitute was rcjcclod and fur
thor consideration OF tho committee'a
bill was postponed until tomorrow and
was ordered to DO printed as amended,
on motion OF Mr.. Morris.
THE MILITARY MIL
Another measure tina. bids fair to be
n large sized bono OF contention IL house
bill 10, the militia law. Tho substitute
ior tho original bill propnrOd by Judge
Fleming was before the house this
afternoon and met with decided opposi-
tion, efforts being made to indefinitely
postpone it.and. failing in that, TO make
It specinl order for Saturday next.
Tho ayes and noes were called for on
each motion aud n decided disposition
TO defeat the bill was developed. Judge
Fleming takes great interest in this
measure, aud 4 vigorous speech in its
favor was made by Speaker Edwards. It
was made tho special order for $3.50 to.
morrow. 1t Is ieayod that much timo
will DO lost in discussion and somo pro.
dict its final defeat. The motion to in.
definitely postpone 1t to-day was los. by
vote OF 2G to 80.
Is THERE A DEFICIENCY?
The appropriations aq agreed upon By
the JOINT finance committee amount to
Sl,2Ul 900 for the two wears, against ST..
$50. 900 for 1903 and 1894. Tho amount
Is $4,000 less than the estimated 70.
cepts for tho two years.
When the bill to establish an indus
tra! school lor girls at Elkins came up
IN the senate to-day Senator Scott, OF
Randolph, remarked that there was Il
surplus in the treasury OF anous Sl75,-
600. Senator Whitaker, chairman OF
tho finance committee. said that instead
oin insurplus. there WAS II considerable de-
ilciency, Senator Scott replied that after
aktng out everything that could be
taken out, certainly there renamed
$4,000.
Senator Whitaker asked whether it
does not appear in the auditors Office
that there are items aggrega,inc $780,
600 OF demands against the supposed
surplus of Sl27,O0O.
Senator Scott was unwilling to con.
cedc that this Is the situation. He
insisted that the surplus Of $1,000
exists. Morever, there will be large
surplus in 1896. ag,rega,ing S33O,000.
The discussion fairly illustrates the
widely opposing views concerning Il
question about which it should be possi-
BILE TO have exact information.
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UMDElh'S CASE REChLLED

Iiy tho BconTs Attending tho Arrival Of
Ii, Gnsoogn~.
Nrw YoRK, Feb. 1l.-N0t ainca tho
Cunnrd linor Umbria was reported two
ycarH ago Riter a perilous voyage across
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Nine prisoners escaped yesterday
from the Athens. O., Jail by boring a
panel out OF tho door.
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3. furnished b. C. scISrrr. druggist, corner
Market and Fourteenth streets.
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For West VIrrinln. Western Pennsylvania an,
OHIO, generally mir; northwest winds.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-04-29
BY MRS. WILLIAM KING.

vegetables are better for being cooked in
boiling water2 that Is put i'm boiling water
al irst Instead OF cold water. All delcate
vegetables should only be covered with
water. but stronger ones, such as cabbage
and that kind. should have n generous
supply of water. DO not cover up your
vessel entirely. but leave the cover a little
on
There is nothing that proves such help
20 housckeepers as the delightful evapo-
rated fruit with which the market IS sup
Piled ANA at such a reasonable price. one
OF the pvettiest and most delicious desserts
4 have tried for a long time was mace
from evaperatcd apricots.
Apricot foat-A pound Of the fruit cost
Is cents. wash and leave covered with cold
water several hours before cookins-the
fruit should be prepared the day before
Won wish DO use it-uut on with cold water
ana cook uutil perfectly soft, take off and
pau- ia a colander to drain and leave until
rtrr.etiy dry, thcu mash through a pot
tuto stralncr COR very smooth ana hnel,
mix with one cupful of your fruit one OF
sugar ana put away till ready FOR use-on
ir. IS best IL you have il. When ready to
prepare for your meal have the whites
Of SIX eggs beaten TO a stlm troth and NIX
i'm gradually your fruit and beat unul
tharoughIy mixed ana very light-it has
a beautiful pink color and makes pretty
dish. SWclteu ana flavor with vanilla,
pima of cream and whip 10 serve with your
float. 10 is very nice with the Favored
milk but. OF course. cream is better.
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An adorable one illustrated, IS Of pompa-
dour plaid siIs, all pinl. and blue lines ana
dewv pink roses. white muUsseiine dc soie'
yellow yaIcnr.lunes ANA narrow black SAT-
IL ribbon. The chcmisette S. Of the mousse
line de sole barred with tiny rucAinEs OF
tha .,lru-ieauss; the dark edge Oh the fun,
outstanding Lust-rEehiug is the black ria-
hon. which also outlines the folds OF the
bias grille. that is SeWeI at the left in the
uuGlr-artu seam. Jhc other end meeting
there. after plri.ing the boiy, peasant waist
fashion. in a puffeI shirrius.
i bodice a shade less partyhed. but none
the less ravisnIns. is realized I'm white china
silk scattering with the pale ghosts Of Vio-
lets. IL has curious collar and long Guns
that may be noticed I'm the design; this
unique garniture is white orEandie, cut IN
swirl panel pieces and edged with yellow
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sars an years ago. when /
vas jest little lad.
after scho0l-hOurs, used TO Work
-ound the farm with dad,
q TO be so wcariod ouJ,
IN eventiJe was come,
got kinder anNioUslike
u the journey home;
al. he used 10 lead the way,
,nce in "A while turn round an say
srin'-Iike, 80 tcndcr-"Come!
on ms son. you're nearly hone.
Hers used To help me somc'
q followed father home.
an gray an feeble now,
trlrub!y at the knee
life seems lost tic same today
then Ct seemed 10 me.
am stilI so wcaried out,
hen evCntiLc Is COME
n stlu ssIt kinder auNious-like
About she journey huMci
But sin my father leads the way.
An once in a while 1 hear him say
So sh..srir.'-I.lSe. - teuJer-"Comei
Come on my SON. you're nearly home.
An same as then. that helps me somei
An 80 I'm folI0Win father home!
Exchange.
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and Improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
RIGHTLY used. The many, who live bet
ter than Others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
udapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health OF the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced Ii the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
It's excellence is due to its presenting
In the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
alive; effectually cleansing the system,
dispeiling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
news, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it IS perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in 50c and 81 bottles, but It Is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
acGept any substitute # offered.
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A MORNING CALL.
The Governor of Georgia Calls on
the Officers of the Fifth.

The governor of Georgia was the guest
OF honor at Fort Mcpherson Thursday
morning, and his visit there was the
occasion of a number of interesting eXer-
cises.
Governor Atkinson went to return the
visit of Colonel Kellogg and the officers of
the Fighting Fifth" He was accompan-
led by members of his military staff resi-
dent in Atlanta, and by the staff officers
of the Fifth Georgia regiment.
The governors salute-seVenteen guns
was fired in honor of the states chief
executive; the regiment marched in review
before him, and under Colonel Kellogg j
escort he devoted some time to the in
spection of Mcpherson.
1t was an ideal day for the visit, and in
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Lieutenant Satterlee. who wore the full
dress uniform of lieutenant of artil-
lery, u. S. A., acted as sort OF master
of ceremonies for the visitors.
Arriving at Fort Mcpherson, AdjUtant
Lggett and Quartermaster Kimball, Of the
Fifth, met the governor anu acted as a
special escort. As the party stepped within
the grounds, the order
Salute the governor of the slater came
from the officer of the day.
The guard under Lieutenant Wall came
to a present" the governor bowed, and
then, in response to a similar order, the
artillery salute began. This was seventeen
guns.
AS the last echoes of this died away, the
party reached the administration building.
There Colonel kellogg and several of his
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Macon, Ga April 25.-(Special)-A tele-
gram was received in Macon today an
nouncing that Rev $. 5. Sweet, OF Macon,
dropped dead a o'clock this morning in
his room at the ST. Denis hotel, New
York Mr.. Sweet left Macon last Wednes-
day to go to Carlsbad for the beuent of
his health, and would have sailed for
Europe tomorrow. His remains will reach
Macon either tomorrow night or Thurs
day morning for interment.
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ynforuntion wanted.

Any information that Will assist the rel
otivcs i'm locating John Turner Lawhon
will be appreciated. When last heard or
was i'm August 1893 in Henry county, Ala
bama, going through the country IN one
horse WAGON repairina stoves He is about
forty years of age, dark complexion. black
hair. with light mustache; reserved as
positions; weighs about 100 pounds; was Il
Mason and member of Royal Arcahuu'
Address Leon d. Hatcher. Dawson, Ga.
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frame structure to collapse. Mr.. Moody
requested the audience to remain quiet,
but many timid people hurriedly left the
building, causing a momentary panic. In
the rush for the exit one man was serious
~ injured and five others received slight
bruises. The lady orSanist continued
playing and in few minutes the panic
subsidized. The excitement was intensified
by a number of women fainting. The
services were resumed tonight.
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Newark, N. J.. April 2i.-Jacob Weber,
forty years Of age, swallowed two ounces
Of carbolic acid this morning and died
within ten minutes. week ago Webber
ordered his coffin from firm of UNDER
takers on Sunday he made Il tour of the
homes of all his friends, bidding them
goodby. on Monday and Tuesday he sold
his property and engaged his burial plot.
His actions very strangely, did ont lead
To a suspicion that he intended to take