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bly, longer list of testimonials Of cures than any
other specialist III the State. He is particularly
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Those were true words that
Lady Henry Somerset spoke at. a
recent temperance meeting in
London:
owe live in the dawn of the PEG
pies day. They will be arbiters of
destiny in this country and the
world. The great republic of
America stands for terrible warn
ing to rs, that the saloon should
not become the center of politics,
If the people are to rule, their
politics must not be mixed with
their drinks"
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FOREST FIRES RAGING.

In tho PcnnHJivnn,n on R-Gion-Other
Fires Throughout tho Country.
BRADroRC, PA. June 9.-rhe forest
fires Of Inst week began burning fiorccly
yesterday and are still burning. 1t was
thought tho recent rains had startcd
vegetation sufficiently TO prevent iurth-
er trouble. Fires arc reported in tho
vicinity OF tho Kano oil field, and force
OF men arc fighting tho flames. No
damage has been done 30 far.
Onnsby Ia again tho sceno OF destruc.
two tirOs and large amount OF valuable
timber has been destroyed.
Fires u7e reported In the vicinity OF
Mount Alton and Mount Jewe,t. At
tho latIer place T. A. Kane had some
timbo- land burned over and the Brad.
ford chemical works Ia In great danger
oil being destroyed unless tine wind
shifts.
A destructive Ere was burning at
Sugar Run, Il small lumber town eigh-
teen miles wost OF hero, to-day. and de-
stroyed 4 trestlo on tho Allegheny &
hinzua railroad. A large amount OF
timber, tho property Of II. 4. OsGrander
and Othors, ha, been burned. Word
was received from thcro asking for q
steamer from this city. but later iuior-
nation was received that tho fire was
under control and that tho at Gamer was
not needed.
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Tho above il tho message that was
handed to Chief Iiealey Of the FIRE do.
partment last night at 1880 o'clock.
After consultation with Mayor ,Cald.
we'll i. was decided to send out
steamer. The Baltimore g. Ohio rail-
road furnished n special train OF two
fiat cars on which the Atlantic engine
WAS loaded. The chief. Atlantic firemen
and 1STELLGESCER man. and oshars
boarded the train which was cont out at
ll:lO p. IN. The engine was loaded on
tho cars in front OF tho engine house,
with the aid OF George Abrams.
Efforts to secure reliable information
regarding tho coullacration in Cameron
were nearly without eject, except to
elicit the information from the tele-
graph operator thero that the town was
burning up and that tho fire was thon
tll:30 p. m.) only two houses away
from hia office. Tho engine should have
reached Cameron, twentv-cight miles,
an hour after the start, as the track had
been cleared and the special had to
wait for nothing along the line.
At midnight it was learned that tho
fire started in the Crawford house on
the Main street in Cameron and from
thence spread up and down the street,
taking in most OF tho busines, establish
men;s o; the place. As the town had
no fire apparatus it was then deter
mined 20 call on Wheeling for aid, with
the reau!t above noted.
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"FRIIZ" EMMErI'S FREAK,
While Crazsd with Drink lie Attempts to
Murder fills Wife.

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While Crazsd with Drink Tie Attempts to
Murder fills wifo.
SAN FRANcIsco, June 0.-J. K. EN-
NETT, jr.. the German dialect comedian,
attempted to murder his wife last
night, and was only prevented from
executing his design By the torcible
interference OF neighboIs. Emmett had
been about town all day and in the
evening returned home in n drunken
condition. He and his wife had au
nItercation, and the woman fled from
the house. Emmett pursued her into
tho stree. and fired a pistol at her at
close range. Then no caught the un-
fortunate woman and beat her about
the face with tho butt end OF the gun.
Two young men pulled the maddened
actor from his victim and turned him
over to the police. Mrs. Emmett was
taken to tho receiving hospital, where
she refused to allow her wounds to be
examined. she had violent attack OF
hys,eria, and the surgeons could do
nothing with her. She insisted she had
not been shot, and said her husband
was too big coward to shoot her
There was slight wpund in her temple,
and the police surgeon SAID the bullet
glanced from the bone and lodged under
the scalp.
Baby Sinno:t, q child who plays with
the Emmetts, made an heroic attempt
to cave Mrs. Emmett from her hus-
bands wrath, but was thrown aside by
the drink.crazed man. Emmett is in
mil
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TERRIBLE MASSACRE

or Persons Connected with English,
French and American Missions In China.
LONDON, June "a special dispatch
from Shanghai says that it is almost Ger.
tain that massacre OF all tho persons
connected with the English. French
and American missions At Chongtu has
occurred. Neither men. women or
children have been spared, according to
the report.
1t lie admitted that kilograms have
been intercepted by the government.
the object being to conceal the news OF
the massacre. A French sunboat 10 en-
route to WucnchanG to investigate the
report.
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day facts in Asia. But tho ci,cumstau-
tial evidence IA peculiar. Biloolan was
ono Of tho villages doomed to doItruc.
ton by tho governors bargain with tho
Kurdish outlaw. md the attack on
Baoolan | dosCribod in communioa.
tlon from this place something like
night days ago. After tho attack on
BalOolAn tho Kurds for somo unox-
planned reason Withdrew and have not
einco ronCwod hostilitie. As far q,
cIrcumatantial evidence goes, II sooms
to bo clear enough for case.
Tho western Christian who Gnda It
difficult to believe this story should
bear In mind that In Asia Minor gov
Ornor receives no salary, but on tho
contrary pays largo SUN for tho privil.
oge OF holding his Office. Flo gcti rich
vory RAPIDLY by tho exercise Of methods,
tho ingenuity OF which can DO approci.
ntcl and understood only by visit to
10 tho orient.
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RELIEF TRAIN WRECKED.

Tho Atlantic EnEiaa Involved Ia n Wreck
at IsoNbJrs KUck-Couid Not Roach the
Cameron Iaro-Sone OF th- Fircmcn In
Iurrd-E EnE,n.er Duly aEd Young Dono.
hae Killed.
About 10 this morning ;hc startling
iciorma.ion was received here that tho
s7ec:,. train on the Baltimore & Ohio
win tho Atlantic engine. Chief
Iie4y, fircmen and others mad
h.au wrecked at Roscby'a Rock. OF
tie lnain limo OF the road hetwcon
Eoundsvillo and Cameron. Tho frat
Information was to the clloCt that tho
raginccr and frcmcn Of The train
lad both been killed, but n9
will b9 ,ncn in tho special from the Is.
TrL.IGgscEr's stali correspondent, only
tao enyinOe, waa killed. At 2 o'clock
tl.ia morning Il telegram wna received
tom Chief !Ionley stating that mono OF
tho Wheeling party wore injured, but
thlt :ho Atlantic engine had been
tHTOTn into tho creek and wrecked.
The telegram instructed the foreman oil
tho Atlantic to secure hoso and coup.
!n2s Cor uao a. the Atlantic in ca'n OF
rTEergonc.cH. Tho special dispatch ho.
low give, tho story OF tho wrcck in full:
'ss,la' DtirH'ct 10 d. IntIhJ-aetr.
RosrnY's Rock, ". Va. Juno 10, e
4. m.)--Tho special Baltimore d Ohio
rain from Whneing, carrying tho At
Ian:ic engine and hose wagon, mud rGiI.
road cabooBc ful! Of men bound Tor tho
Grs a, Cameron, junped tho tract; n,
bridge No. rs. abou. two milos oast Of
ED-ohy'4 Rock ut 1890 o'clock this
morning. The track waa cloar. orders
h1Ynp been iasuod for everything TO
20! out Of tho way fthe fro apOCial and
EIyinnSr Pat Dudy, who waH nt tho
throttle, was s.raining his ongine to tho
utmost in order 10 got 10 Cameron in
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Audrco Winner Of the Grand PrIr Race.
PARIS, June 9.-Tho race for tho Grand
Prix OF Paris, to-day was won by NJ. Ed
mond Blanc's Andree. Niscomte d'llar-
courts Chcrbourg was second and Baron
NJ. Do SchickIer's Lo Sagittaire third.
This race was witnessed by large
crowd OF English and Americans. while
political and social Paris did every
thing possiblo to make tho event this
year even more magnificent than during
tho past seasons.
President Fauro shortly before :;
o'clock inspected tho sixteen starters in
tho paddock, paving especial attention
10 tho general favorItc. Ominum. The
,rinl Gallop took place at 4:03, Cher
borrG showing up in good form. Bet
ting on Andrco WAS lG to l, Chcrhourg
S 10 |, aud Lc Sagittaire T. 10 l.
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TIN NH|V SECRETARY
or tho Department of State viii
Take tho Oath To-day.
THERE WILL Be NO UNDUE HASTE
On His Port to Tnko Active Hold
OF tho AirnIrs
rs SOME OF THE PENDING BUSINESS

In tho department OF JuStiCo Will
icquIro His Personal Attention.
Thcro Arc Many Complication with
Foreign Countries Which Attract.
od Attention Durln. Grcsh.
ANS Administration Of tho Do.
partnontof State stlli Pon ding, But
for Whose Consideration 3lr. Olncy
is Eminontiy QuaiItlod-Tho aIost
Significant Matter OF Diplomacy is
tho Monroe Doctrine la Connection
With tho British.Vcnczncla Cues.
ton.
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SUPREME CoUHr DENOUNCED

Uy Omaha Worklu.mon for Refusing
IInbcas Corpus in DebI Case.
OMAHA, NEB., June GA mass meet
ing OF the workinsuen OF Omaha was
held this evening to take action on the
recent refusal BY the supreme court TO
grant writ OF habeas corpus in the case
OF E. V. Debs.
The hall was filled with wortingmcn,
and speeches were made by August
Bierman, Rev. Alex F. Irvine and Gen
eral" Kelly, OF industrial army renown.
The following resolution, introduced
by Kelly, was adopted:
ResJiUei. That We. the workinCmen of
Omaha, in mass meeting assembled, do.
nouuce tho action OF the court as arbi-
trary and unjust and calculated to do
stroy tho confidence OF the masses in
the integrity Of the judiciary OF the
United States.
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STATE NORMAL SCHOOL,
Commencement wook ut faIrmont-Ths
Annual Address.

Commencement wook ut faIrmont-The
Annual Address.
SpoclGl Dispatch 10 ias hlclncncr.
FAIRNoNr, ". Va, Juno Com.
mencenent wool; at tho State Normal
School Is hote and tho prospects arc
that an immensely largo number OF viu.
i.ors from various parts Of the state will
be in town. Already many alumni Of
the Institution have arrived.
Last night tho annual address before
tho literary societies was delivered by
Hon. John I. McGraw, Of Grafton. It
was m eloquent address, end was Mten-
cd 20 by large aud fashionable aud
ience To-day tho baCCalaureato was
delivered BY Rev. DR.. birmingham, OF
Whoclinc. DR.. Brittinghum also preach
ed at Christ church this ovoning.
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FoRGER ROUNDED UP

At Huntiucton-IIo Is Wanted In Lima,
Ohio, for his 1iIsCIneds.
STtctGi RspILchtO tie lnitiagsrcor.
HUNTINGTON, W. NAa Juno 9.-The
young man who was going under tho
name Of Clarence Book hero. aud who
was arrested upon telegram from
Lima, Ohio, where he went under the
name OF J. 0. Williams and uttered 4
lot OF forged papor, was taken to that
city las. night bv the sheriff. He beg.
god the turnkey to lie. him escape and
cried like 4 child. His forserles at
Lima netted him several hundred dol
lars
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Senator Gordon Out of Politics.

ST.. Louis, No.. June GA special to
tho Republic from Atlanta, Ga, says:
Senator John B. Gordon is out in card
to-day announcing his permanent re.
tircment from politics. This paves the
way ior lIoko Smith to be tho admins.
tration candidate ior tho senate with
no opposition IN administration ranks.
In view OF Speaker Crisp's straigh,out
declaration for free silver. it looks now
as il these two men would lead tho op-
position forces.
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amollorlation Of tho condition OF tho
Jows. Tho United SLato4 has tnksn
little part In tho Armenian question,
which Ia provoking conflict botwoen
Turkey aud tho European nowcra.
Ono OF tho llrst acts Mr.. OInpy IL like.
~ to DO called On to perform Is that Of
recognizing tho now government OF
Ecuador, which has como into powcr
after bloody revolution. 'rhoro nro
no pending questions with othcr South
or Central American countries, save
that 10 which Ncne1nola la InYolyoh.
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SPRiSGFIELD, O., Juno 9.-Nino car
loads OF Columbus Republicans, headed
by the Fourteenth regiment band aud
the Buckeye club, paid their respects
to General Bushnell last night Mt his
residence. Speeches wore made by
Judge G. X. Nah, E. p. Poo, John ".
EarScr, T. NJ. Ncvin. OF Dayton; State
Trca'urcr A. Z. Cope, Secretary of State
Taylor. General Axliuc, General Bush.
nelI and o;hcrs.
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PIrrsBURdH, Pa. June 9.-While drill
ing an oil well on the Mcdonald farm,
near here, yesterday a heavy flow OF gas
was struck at tho depth OF 1000 feet.
Tho driIlers rushed to the boiler to put
out the fire, but the great volume OF gas
exploded before they could get this
done. Three men were thrown into tho
air and terribly burned. John Mcleod
cannos recover. His brother, Edward
Mcleod, and W. X. Proctor arc slso
badly burned. but there is slight hopes
OF their recovery.
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CiSCiSSArI, o., Juno O.-Julgo Jud.
aon Harmon, tho now attorney general,
spent Sunday with his family hcrc. IIo
received many callers, and ,elcgra ms OF
congratulation aro still pouring In. lIe
could not state tonight whom he would
20 to Washington. Unloss he IL caled
to tho national capital officially nt once,
he will rcmain few days to close up
somo matters with his law partners.
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UNSPEAKABLE TURK
Has just Tnken tho Preliminary
Stops 10 InauRurato MonBuroa
TO STARYE HISTORIAN CHRISTIANS
may RESULT IN THEIR MASSACRE.

rhoSo Tribes llavo Always Boon Indc-
pendent OF the Ottoman Govern
mcat-riIry Havo Neyer Paid Any
Taxes to the Sultan, aud ie IL Affirm
oil la Certain Quarters That tho
Prossnt Course OF thc Govornmcn Ont
Indicates That lie Has Sot on Foot n
Systematic Persecution OF Chris.
ians In All Parts of tho Empire. -
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CLEVELAND, ONO. juno 9.-Threo
boys, Emmott Sweeney, Patrick Mcrris
and Michael Sheridan, agod eleven,
twelve and elcvon years respectively,
wen. bathing in Lake Eric this after
noon. They werc only short distance
from the shOrc aud tho water was not
very deep. Young Morris was seized
with cramps aud his two companions
wont to his rescue. when all throc wcro
lrnwnnl
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ELIzAHeru. n. j., June 1.-Two por-
.ons wcro fatally injured ia 4 tenement
house fro tonight The flames spread
RAPIDLY and Mrs. John Fitch jumped
from window to the ground. She was
80 badly hurt that sho Will die. John
Grigy wont into the building to save
so.no Of his property. lle was rescued
in All unconscious condition aud cannot
rnCNYer.
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KALAMAZOO, MtcH., June 9.-Firo this
afternoon, which is thought to have
been started by tramps, destroyed Dew
ing & Sons extensive planning mill, sash,
door and blind works, and lumber yard,
and seven brick aud iramo stores.
Dewins'. loss will reach Sl5O,OOo; insur.
ancc. 100000. Tho total loss 10 abou.
500, 90; insurance, sllj.00O.
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BALrIMoRE, Nd, Juno 9.-Storck's
planning mill and lumber yard, ten
dwellings on Eaat Monument street,
and nine dwellings on North Front
street, in tho roar and the westward,
were gnttoI, and nino additional wore
mora or less damaged by fire, which
broke out shortly before noon to-day.
Tho property loss is placed n. Sl25,0J0.
One hundred poor people were rendered.
homeless. The insurance aggregates
$50 OO0.
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WAsuISGroN, D. c.. June 9.-Among
tho ono hundred clerks discharged
from tho pension bureau in reduction
OF tho force was n granddaughter OF
Francis Scott Key, tho author OF "The
Star SpangIcd Banner" From hor
aalary she supported her mother, who
is 50 years Old, and blind.
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DrDoIs, Pa, June 9.-Sadio and Dora
Anthony, Sarah Roo tn and Rosa Rimcr
were drowned yesterday whilo bathing
In Stump creek, near hcrc. They were
wHdIns together, when ihcy sank in a
lrbp hole.
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M.cox, GA.--"T hnvo found Simmons
Liyor Regulator tho beat family mOdl
cin,. hayo used it in 1ndigc,ton and
I,ilIousueas, and found it TO relieve inn
rnodintuly. After oatin: II hearty sup.
nor. if on going to bod tako doIc o'
H. neycr ioel any bnd effects OF tho
an ,,pcr. r.n-Oyid q. Sparks, OK. Mayor.
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UrmCA, n. Y, Juno0.-Fho "Cornol"
tho beautiful launch rocOntly presented
to the navy" by tho alumni Of tho uni
ycryI,v, waa destroyed by fro to-day.
/. cost $1,000 to build and eauip her,
and sho was insured for about half hcr
value. Tho origin of tho fire is un-
known,
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NlNY IRE RENDERED HOMELESS
Aud Many Buslnoss Mon Lost
THOR All In tho Flames.
RELIEF TRAIN FROM WHEELING
Containing u Flro Apparatus md
Hoso Roel Wrockod.
TEO wheeling MEN IRE KILLED

Aud Several Persons Escapc With
slight Iujurios--Tho Fro Engine
Totally Huined-The Planes ut
Cameron Sweep Away tho Entire
business Section and Had Sur.
rounded tho Baltimore Il Ohio Sta
tIon ut Last Accounts-Pho Reports
Necessarily Mcagrc.
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NORTHAMPTON, MASS, Juno 0.-Tho
Johr VI. i.snrncd's silk mills woro
buruod ,ha evening. LoBs, $4,000.
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IloSoLuLU. Juno William Il. Cas-
Ito has boon appointed Hawaiian min
istor at Washington, vico l.. A. Thurs-
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ARE you all tired out, do you huvo
that tired icclinG or sick hcadacho2 ?
You can be relieved OF nll those by TAX
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New YUrk-Amcrlca from London.


For West Virginia: Increasing clondncsi;
slight changes In temperature; northIriy winds.
For wc,tcrn Pennsylvania; increasing cloud.
incSs: cast,rly winds.
For Ohio: Increasing cloudincSS; possibly
thunder showers Monday night; chs,cFly Winds
TILE TEMPERATURE SATURDAY.
as furnished by c. ScuSrrF. druggist corner
Market auh Fourteenth Stn.st<
7 n lu".o..,..,......., HSl y. rn....."-."... &c
. Il. .,,.,....,..., y. rl..,-...-".. 81
SUNDAY.
IA. m.,-.....-... ca r. III ........."..,".... 50
q Il. III u....,,.."...". IVl m,",..........u,... 81
Il III ......................,. s. WcatAer--C!ear.
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SpeetG! Dt'7I;th 10 he Er!el!iytHc-.
RosEnr' Rock, June lO.-The injured
men will be taken to Benwood at once.
WISE
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Cameron, ths busy littlc Marshall
county town, fifteen mile, back OF
Moundsyille, on tho main limo Of the
Baltimore & Ohio road, WAS wipod out
Of existence by the FIRE tisnd las. night
Gud this morning. AS detailed below
the aid OF tho Wheeling FIRE
department was asked, but owing to
the bad accident at Roseby's Rock, the
aid did nos roach the stricken town.
The lNTELLGENcER man did not reach
Cameron on account OF the accident,
and for tina: reason the account OF the
FIRE. sent by the Telegraph operator
While ALMOST surrounded by Gre, is nec-
cessariIy neagrc. Finally the operator
wired that he was unable 20 send moro
81 he had 20 abandon hi. Office.
E;,:id! Dit-'1.c. 70 tlc Im.gig.rac7
CAMERON. W. Va, June 0.-Cameron
is thing OF the past end the hillsides
are covered by homeless women aud
children and household goods. Fire
began 10 Fitz2erald's livery stable at 10
o'clock tonight. all the business por.
tion OF the town is burned and q. this
time (midpiSht) the brick buildings are
burning.
The buildings on tho stree: north OF
the Baltimore & Ohio railroad are all
burned and the firemen are struggling
hard TO keep the railroad building from
burning. Several houses are burned on
the street running north from tho
Crawford House, which had to succumb
long ago, many OF the inhabitants have
los: their all and the loss at this writ
iag tl:30 a. m. is $50, 900 to 100000.
Grea: heroism has been displayed by
the inhabitants.
At this moment hear the falling OF
the BRICK walls and the fire has crossed
to the eas. eide OF the "Y" on the rail-
road. and soon the railroad buildings
will be surrounded. except on the south
side. The buildings which have been
burned are Fitzgerald's livery stablc,
Hill & Howard's drug store, Calls con-
.ec,ionety and grocery. Jouc,'s bakery,
Dlyis's drug store, McClrskey's hard
ware store, Reynolds harness shop,
Boner's dry goods store. Hiueman's
grocery, Sisson's barber shop. Pario,t's
grocery. Bachmann's cigar store,
Willard's dry goods s,orc, The
World Printing office, new Craw-
lord hotel, Cropp's millinery store,
postoaice. Mathews owelsy shop,
fprasg hardware store, Helms furni-
tore store, Walton 4 Co.'S general store,
psncsn's drug store, Carpenters con-
tD,tioaery, Il. ". Pipes iewclry
noro, B. W. Mathew, merchan.
,ailo-. Fry'a barber shop. Cooper
grocery store ard from twenty-five
20 ,kirly-Gv. dwelling houses
still buraiog, and every business house
- town is expected to so.
Tee report mas just come in that tho
.:a.a from Wheeling. with fire ca
rine. ia ditched about 800 yards east OF
30. li5 bridge. and they have sent here
t0r all The doctors that can be had.