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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-23

LoSpoS. Sept. 92.-Tho Havana CORE.
spoudent Of the Times lolOgrSphs that
paper as follows, uudOr date OF soptem'
bcF IS:
"Under the heading Abogados del
DlabIo' tho Conservative newspaper,
the Union Constitutional, publishes an.
other bitter article tauRting other lead.
ing newspapers because thay refuse to
recommend policy Of greater severity
towards the insurgents, preisrrinG to
advocate liberal reforms in the Spanish
method OF administration.
"Itis officially reported that sKir.
miIh occurred near Guantanamo on
Monday, 10 which the SpaniRrds die.
lodged the Insurgents from q strong
position, killing eight of them. The
Spanish loss 10 reported as three
wounded.
"rhe insurgents in the province Of
Santa Clara say the object OF destroying
villages and settlements is to prevent
the troops from obtaining shelter.
a'EElyAl9 loLNatA I9CdlNdu lEuu cAuNA
Clara state that tho military organiza,
ton is extremely faulty, General
Campos' not having properly seconded
the troops, which moved aimlessly from
poiut 70 point with practically no intel.
tigence department aud no definite plan
Of campaign.
'LAngthy telegrams from Madrid,
published yesterday state positively
that Spain will send further q, 1000 men
In October, and an equal number In
January aud, II necessary, they are pro-
pared to increase the army in Cuba 10
100000. Campos is right in saying that
he does not want moro mon. What
clearly 10 necessary is that the soldiers
have more trOining aud the army moro
method oi organization, and above al,
more competent direction 10 needed II
q saIisiaclory result is wished.
"a train guard, composed Of 4 cor
poral aud twelve men, last Wednesday
we're attacked near San MAguel, prov.
ince Of Puerto Principe, by a group Of
eighty insurgents, resulting in Eve
soldiers being killed and the corporal
and seven others being made prisoners.
General Campos 10 reported at Man.
ESnillo and proceeding towards San
tilgo."
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TIME TO Aor.

A Chicago SIIaiStsr Advocates Intorfsr.
saos By the Unitsd states In Behalf of
Cuba.
CHICAGO, Sept 22.-Tho Rev, DR.. H.
W. Thomas, caused somewhat OF sen.
sasiOn this morning BY declaring from
his pulpit that the time hiss come for
America to say that the oppression OF
Cuba by Spain must come to an end.
There was u large attendance Of the best
people in the city aud tho speaker was
frequently interrupted by outburIts Of
applause. DR.. Thomas said in part:
"AmoDg tho modern nations OF tho
earth spBin is old. She was once in
the foreground, ono OF the greatest aud
proudeat aud mOat prosperous of ma
tiUns. Dnt she was always on the side
Of royalty and ecclesiaSties. She be-
loDged to the old order of government
ana religion. Other countries have Ad.
VanCcd, have heard the call and caught
tho inspiration Of new light, while
Spain hes stood still, has gone back.
ward. She hAI not absorbed other poo
ltE VI kllu NAAhl u'lA Nhhstlk
from them. Her religion is Roman
Catholic and Is supported by the state.
No fault eau bs found with that She has
n right to her religion, which IL one Of
tho great wings or powers Of the church.
Tho Protestant religion is tolerated,
but worahip muAl be IN secret aud no
notice OF meetings DO given. Thoro aro
5000 PrOlesiautS in the country and
ala attendance at Worahip Of 5000 ia a
population OF littlo less Lhau l6,0Ol,-
OOO. There arc 5,O0O,0lJ mon and l..
100000 womon that cannot read and
wrlts. Education aourishea in England,
Germany, Franco aud Italy, and /,
therefore, argue that Spain--this mori-
hund nation that has failed TO got into
line with tho practice Of this crlNt ago
-haS forfeited the right to DO u dictator,
much loss 4 ruler among tue naGiond Of
the earth.
It has tho right 10 exist In ignorance
and superstition and 20 manage its own
alaIrl, bat not tho right ~ cruelty OPP
preIs It's own subjects.
"lhe tino has como Tor America to
say this oppression Of Clbn muaI como
to an end, and thn. very soon"
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FIVE DROWNED.


Bathsrs Lose Their Lives in Lake Miohi.
Ean-SRmss OF the Victims.
CHICAGO. Sept 2o.-Five perIOns wsrO
drowned whiIo bathing in Lake Michi-
gan to-day. Three young men lost their
lives while in the water at tho foot Of
Lawrence avenue, and two boys wore
drowned oG Barry avenue. The
drowned are:
Robert Becker, nineteen years old,
body recovered aud taken TO an under
taking establishment.
George Engel, II years old.
Oscar Huber, 81 years old.
William Elliott, ii years old.
Otto SchweigOr, ~ years old.
Huber and SchWeiger went out IN n
boat with three other young mon. All
went in bathing and before any one had
noticed II the boat had driitnd away
from them. Tho three who werS
drowned Werc unable TO swim the dis.
tance TO the boat.
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oITy OF MExlcO, sopt as,-Interna'
tiopul su'coptibilltioa are being rulllod
those days. Some Mcxicaus and Cubana
hired a coach, put a hand.organ by the
side Of the driver and went about crying
viva Cuba Libore," aud "DoaIh to
spapiards," creating disturbances.
Cores Eipana, the organ Of the resi'
dent spanish colony, asks tho govern
ment 10 prevent any further insults to
Spain, and intimstes that demonsta
tionSen tho part Of tho populaca against
Spain might end in rupture OF the
present cordial relations OF tho two
countries.
A Frenchman hearing the report
that Bi'marcS was dead, which had
been current here, drank toasts in
which he insulted tho German resi-
dents and was roughly handled by the
Germans,
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Ar,MY OF WEST VIRGINIA.


TAS Ileuulnn to lio Held at MlddlCpurt,
ONO, thl. wosk-DIStlnEuiShod Visitors
Expected.
NIIDDLrpoRr. O.. Sept. 22.--Tho society
Of tho army Of West Virginia holds ilS
annual reunion hero september 25, 70
aud 81. General W. II. Powell, proSi-
dent, and department commander Of
Illinois, will bO present with hlJ staff,
aud Governor Mckinley and stallj Con.
W. r.. Bundy, national commander Sous
OF Veterans aad staai Governor Mac.
Corklo and aiutl; Generals ASH W..
Jono., Asas. Bushnell. q. II, GrosvOnor,
j. warfrn liolior, A. j. Warner, Col.
W. II. Williams, James u. Campbell
and ]. i. Foraker aud nlhon havO boon
invited. Col. W. rnglO and his quart.
olte will DO present alao.
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MOVBRGY CALLED DQWN.

Tho EnglIlh Anarchlat Stopped In thr
Middle of a Speech by tho Chicago
Police.
CHICAGO, Sept, 22,-Churlel WilIrOd
Mowbray, the English anarchist who
came to this city for the purpose oil
teaching his doclrIuo OF rcd flag and no
government, was stopped in tho mid
die Of q speech this afternoon a!
Belmont Park by tho police. Hs was SO
badly frightened that after foW words
Of explanation, in which he said he did
not mean to teach violence, he hurTiedly
loft tho platform and made his escape
in the crowd.
Mowbray started in by abusing the
police aud tho newspapers. Inspector
Setback bore this without interference,
but when the speaker began beratlng
the starS and stripes, and hoping
for the GloriOus dawn whom the rod
emblem would bo raiaed triumphRntly
Rtoit, the big police captain placed h>e
hand on MoWbrays shoulder and
quietly remarked; "You have got to
stop that kind OF talk," aUd that set
tied 1t,
TherO was howl from tho crowd at
the interruption, aud Richard Braun.
schweig, loud moulhsd radical, who
can scarcely speak word Of English,
mounted the platform and attempted to
ahoye Captain Schuottler to one side.
lie was seized by two detectiveI.
Mrs. Lucy PaasOns was present
and after Mowbray's experience, ra'
marked: ut don't surprise mo any,
Liberty Is dead in Chicago. Any ono
can see that" to which the police re.
piled: Anarchy is dead in Chicago
for all time"
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CLEVELAND, O., Sept 22,-socrOIary
Flower, OF the deep water ways conyOu.
ton, to-day received word to tho effect
that Canada was willing to cooperate
with tho United States under tho Villas
Law, which provided for tho appoint
mont OF reciprocal commission to in.
vcs,igaic and rGpor. upon tho fONsibll.
ity Of constructing ashlp canal botweon
the great lakes aud tho B0G. n, A, Wal.
iarc, who Is to hont tho Canadian deio.
gatioa to tho convention hero, is to be
tho president Of tho commission to DO
appointed hy Canada.
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For West Virginia, warm and ialr during tho
dhy, followed BY much cooler cloudy weather
aud tAnsi westerly winds.
rOf Western lonn'ylNanln iaIt IN the motu'
lnr. with warm houil wnds, probably ihuuder'
fi0tn, lufIug ilu uyonIug or night much
wiuls
For ohio. incttNint cIOudlnc,' followed by
thunder storms during tho evening or nlghti
much uIOof Monday ulghN westerly Winds
utE TgrrHNtuEE fArrrpAY,
"a ttsul,Uet by T. sutNgtu dtugghl, cotuag
MARKET and Fourteenth, streets
a. mat,,,.,un,,,.., io Q y inu.U,,,,ao. ,,,,,a pA
/! !iaua.uu.,an,.,,,a,, tn W Weaiher-Fat
tpNpAN
Ia mmuu,,,,uu,tuu III y y, muatn,.,u,,,oU "
VA, inusun,, t,i,t,.,,a vi IN in,.f,ll lu"t,"U "
" 2In,.,,.a,,,,,u,,,,,,,aa pOl WCalhcr-talr
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A rEI.nInhE AFFAlR,
a woman's Dreadful battle With . Ma
hog Srnr Huntington,

a woman's Dreadful battle With . Mad
bog Near Huntington.
Sptctd' Diipd.ea tohs Ia,eaigsIrr
HUNTINGTON, ". VA, Sept. 92.-MrS.
Davo Keyser, who lives ten miles south
OF this city, where so many dogs have
bcou attacked with hydrophObia, at.
tempted to drive a strange canine from
her premises yesterday morning when
tho brute luuged at her, seized
her right breast between Its jaws
and tore the iloIh in q horrible manner.
The animal was frothipE Mt tho mouth
and was biting Mrs. KoySer in the arms
when she grabbed It's jaws and held
them apart until the arrival OF some
men who heard her screams She Is In
aserlous condition from the wounds.
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ANoTHEn MuKpER.
nLoopY nNIpLEs WAITE
Delivers y Mock Sermon Against "tl
Money PowSr' Mt Canton.

Delivers y Mock Sermon Against "tho
Money Powsr' nt Canton.
CANTON, O., Sept pa resolution
was introduced in tho Methodist con.
ference here censuring tho PopuliSta
for engaging Ox.Gow Waite, of Colorado,
to deliver political speech here to-day.
The ex-governor appeared, but hopost-
poned his political speech until to-
morrow night. Instead he delivered q
mock sermon in which he condemned
tho money power aud criticised tho
ministers. Among other things he
said: "Christ drove the money changes
out Of tho synagogue; did any one hear
OF a Methodist preacher driving money
sharks out Of his fold ?"
He declared that the money power
hung about the neck Of tho church as q
millHtone.
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AWFUL LAND SLIDE,

A Family of Ttro Persons Perish Mt st.
Eur, Cnnnda.
QuEnEc, Sept GA report comes
from st. Luc, Champlain county. OF a
disastrous land slide on tho Champlain
river, Saturday night
Hophrlln Normandin's house was
carried away and dyo members Of the
family we're buried in the debris. Three
children escaped through windows, one
Of whom has since become insane as
the result OF the calamity.
AiIeF great difficulty the residents oI
tho vicinity succeeded in digging out
the Ave dead bodies. Further destruc'
ton is almost crtain, Rs the river Is
blocked with tho detached earth, and
tho river bank is being inundated at
other points.
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CnlcAUo, Sept GA apoelal train
over tho Baltimore d Ohio, which ar.
rivOd at 0 o'clock tonight, brought ono
hundtcd delegates IRON Nav York and
Philadelphia 10 tho inah National con.
vontln, which Will bO called to order
In this city Tuesday morning II IL
said tha, lhcrO now nrO avo hundred
delegates In tho city, aud the manAVo'
mont Of tlo convention say that by to-
morrow night iliorO will 30 not leaS
than ono thousand delegates hUtO.
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This morning at 1910 o'clock, Mr.. c.
f, SchaeteF, tho senior member OF tue
firm Of Schaeicr & Driehorst, tho Main
arrest Wholesale liquor dcalors, died at
his residence, 1907 Chapino street,
South Side. Mr.. schaeicr was in his
sovonty-soyonth yoar, aud while his
death was somewhat sudden, 1t was not
entirely unexpected, being due to old
nge. Mr.. SChaeier was II veteran in
Mheolng's commercial litc, aud many
friends will regret to hear OF his de.
mige. The funeral arrangements have
not been made,
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Noutu ADAMS Mass. Sept, 29,-Tho
striko at tho BlrCkinaton Wool Com.
pany's Mil IL. BIackiuplon has ended
and tho two hundred and 0ity employees
will rolun Ia work Tomorrow morning
with tito understanding that tho com.
pRuy will roalota tho 10 par cont redac.
ton NJ soonul tho condition oil builncsI
will admit It.
Tha wan decided al a meeting Of tho
strIkOrS last oyonlng, Tho uiriku haG
boon In progrojj about four wcoki
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Special DiIpateh to the Iateligsneer
HUNTINGTON, W. Va, Sept. 22.-suaan
Rasly. a notorious woman, Of Mlngo
county, was on trial for robbery there
last Friday. The case went to tho jury
yesterday morning, and while that
body was dsliberating, Dr.. Sander, oi
Mateman, broke into their room and sd.
viSed them to find her guilty. They did
and the matter coming to the attention
Of Judge Harvey, he set the verdict
asida-
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TWO TRAGEDIES
Are Furnished by Wood County in
One Single Day
A WEALTHY FARMERS DIRK KNIFE

Used With Deadly Effect-ThOmRS p.
Harness stabs a Negro WhoJntsr-
ferod in a QuarreI-HO EScapOS on
Horssbaok-A Terrible Murder at
Dance ut Lubbock Tho Result Of =
Beud Between Two Famil'sa-sSd
Ending OF Night of Fessiyisy
Among Young Folks
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nor wAVR OVER.
Cold aud Raiu Hrlng ItslIof to Suffering
weGtoTnerA.

Colu nnu l5Ain hrlhE 4SeIlet 70 suuerlhg
weStornerA
CmcAoo, Sept. 22,--RellOf from the
sWolteriug weather of tho past week
reached this city tonight shortly after
s o'clock, when cold wave, accom-.
panied by driving chilling rain, which
sent pedestrians hurrying for their
homes, arrived. At midnight the ther.
mometar stood at SO, having dropped
from SO at7p. M, and the indications
arc that 1t will continue to drop until
morning. As7 o'clock thers was 10 in.
dication Of the change which camo an
hour later.
The past seven days broke all records
for heat for September in this city and
throughout tho northwest. There were
ten deaths from the heat aud numerous
prostrations.
Dispatches to tho Associated Press
from many pointa in Illinois, Iowa and
Wisconsin, report drop IN tho tenn
peraIure TO nearly the same figures.
Ielegraphic communication with the
northwest was seriously crippled by tho
storm and at late hour tonight the
wires are still in bad condition.
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FoSD Do Lac Wis, Sept 22.-Tho
lumbor yards and saw mills OF Moore
nnd Galloway, andthc iron bins. furnaco
oi tho WhConsin furnace company wuro
doqtrOyod by iirO this afternoon, Will,
total loss of S21o,0l0. Tho lutubor yatda
contained ton million leot Of lumber,
at $4,000. Tho aawmill cost Sl25, 900.
lnn insurance on tho lumber la 10000
aud on tho Bawnill IA $1,000. Tho
Iron furnace valued at sl2O,OOJ was un.
Insured.
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CHURCH DEDICATED.
Francis XAvIor'S church Con'scrHted in
Allegheny City.

Francis XnvICr'S church Con'scrHted In
Allegheny City.
PiTrsnuRau, Pa, Sept 22,-With the
solemn aud impressive ceremonies OF a
pontitical high mass. Francis Xavier's
Roman Catholic on California avenue,
Allegheny, was dedicated to-day.
Among the prominent clorgymon pres.
ent wero Bishops McGoccrn, of Harris
burg; Wattorson, Of Columbus, and
Phelan, OF Pittsburgh. Bishop Nc.
Gocern rendered the pontiIlcal service
while Bishop Pholan oliicin,od as tho
dodicator OF the church, and pIshop
Wattorson delivered tho dedicatory ad-
dress.
Tho sermon OF Bishop watterson paid
a glowing tribute TO Father Ward aud
tho congregation for tho energetic work
shown in erecting tho Gno structure.
Tho Francis Nnvior church as 1t now
stands completed ia marvel Of beauty
and cost about $4,000.
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MRS, COR. EApIE DEAD.

Wife of Salvation Army Leader Dies of
Consumption.
NEw YoRx, Sept, 29.-Mrs. Colonel
Eadio, wiio Of Col. William Eadie, sec.
oud in command OF tho Salvation Army
of the United States, died this morning
at her homo in Jersey City OF pulmOn-
aFy consumption.
When General Booth was in Brooklyn,
nearly year ago, Mrs. Eadie caught
cold at one Of the meetings, which de.
yeloped into consumption, but sho con-
tinued in her work until compelled to
6ucCumb,
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sARAroaA, Sept. 92.-Richard Croker,
of New York City, spent the day at
Senator Murphy's, The latter, tonight,
ia suffering from neuralgia, but should
ho be sufficiently recovered tomorrow
he will start for Syracuse in the morn
Ing. Ex.LieuIenant Governor Sheehan
will also 90 there. Mr.. Croker, when
seen to-day, reiterated that he is out Of
poitics. and that he will not attend the
SyTacuae convention.
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LOUISVILLE, Sept GA special to tho
Courier Journal from Birmingham,
Ala, saya: For tho second timo IN tho
history Of this county criminal court
was held on Sunday. The jury in tho
Caso Of Van Parvin, charged with tho
murder Of James Dormnn, which had
been out since last, reported this even
inc. Judge Green was BOnt for and
court convened Just M tho church bells
Wero ringing for service. Tho jury
found PAryin guilty OF murder and no
was sentenced to six aud half ycarS In
the pOniIOnLiaTy.
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nt1,. nDMilM., uAsE.
ITO win Ask thu GoVtrnmont to Demand
Indemnity from Spain.

HB viii Ask thn uuVtfniinht To Dcmhnu
Indemnity from Spnin.
wAsnsGroS, Sept, 22.--JoIIn sowCrs,
an American sugar planter at Sagna,
Cubn, who was imptisoheh by Con.
CSmpou aud subsequently ordered to
,ummNhly lsayo Cuba, posed through
Washington last night on his way to
HE oil homo NJ WarrCnton, Va. lIo
will return 10 Washington In few days
10 pro,onl his case u tho state depart.
mont. sowofl claims that llO was In no
wise identified with tho Insurgents, but
was nevertheless imprisoned by
Campoi' orders lar ten days aud sub.
jeclel to many indignliOa When 70.
leased, hO was iOtC0t 10 tOnYO Cuba on
twsnly.lour hours notice. Tbs brief
time allowed did no. giro him an OPP
pOr.uniiy to arrange Tor tia departure
oi lis vile aud children, who nto atlll
IN Cuba Mr. soWrr. will ask tho state
dounttuout Ia damHud huNyy la.
dpmnilv from Spain l0r interfering with
Tho rights NJ a law.nbiding anl inoilen.
slyo American citizen. Mt S0Wors says
ho believes tho Cubans will bo success.
fol In achieving their Independence.
"lhOy arc AghtIng," said hc, mot
40 much AEaln6t tho Spanish TO throw
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delegates to tho convention will favor a
Local option clause in the platform as to
Sunday opening Of saloons.

utleRAtOB 10 llO CouVeullou VIA 'e'N'
Local option clause in the platform a. 10
Sunday opening Of saloons.
TIE EXCISE QUESTION.
Senator Charles Guy said tonight
that aomo OF the Tammany people had
q new propoIi.Ion to present regarding
tho exciSs question, lie said:
"undeF the new construction the cities
Of the sIata are divided into three class
es, which tho constitutional conVen-
tlon designed should be governed by
dlaerout chIrtsra aud might have
special state laws to govern them, The
demand for a change in the excise laws,
90 far as Sunday il concerned, comes
entirely from cities oi the first class,
three in number, Now York, Brooklyn
and Buffalo. 1t is believed that II a
local option plank is inserted in
tue platform it should call upon
thu legislature to pass laws allowing
tho question OF local option to be voted
upon by people living in cities Of the
hrst class. II there is any demand later
on by cities Of the second and third
class, that can be attended to later, but
the demand now Is entirely from cities
Of the lEBt class, and so the platform
should attend to their wants only.
People OF tho other cities are evidently
diHatisaoi with tho enforcement Of the
present laws"
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NEw YORk, Sept. 92.-Tho official
Thermometer Of tho weather bureau to.
day recorded the highest temperature
ever taken by the department on Sop.
tember 90 in this city. At 4 o'clock the
Thermometer registered 90 degrees. The
mean temperature Of tho day was SS do.
greos. which is % degrees above the
normal September 90. The humidity
was low, however, there being only 40
per cent. OF moisture in the atmosphere,
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CTBA'S FIGHI
For Liberty Evidently Continues to
Gain Ground,
SPAIN TO SEND REINFODCENENTS
Aud, II Necessary, WIN IncrOase
the Force to 2oo.o Men,
MILITARY ORGANIZATION FAULTY.

Troops Wandering AimlesSlY About
The Spanish Government Realizing
that tho Rebellion Is a Matter of
| some Proportions-Alohicago Minis.
ter Creates a Sensation by DeolRr.
ing that tho Time Has Como for the
United States to Take u Hand,
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cAn or WHISKY nXrLoDna.
A serious AoCldont On tho iiIE Tont
lIund NHnr peBTln.

A serious Accident On tho Zig -Four
lluRd NBnr rsBTin,
promA, ILta,, SopL 22-Tho Big -Four
whisky train to tho cast mot viii, Il
serious accident last night Whom cast
ot Leroy, a car Of splrltI coupled behind
tho Cabooso was discovered to bo on ilfo
and fast run wnB made TO the next
wntor tank, whore Contuctor Jno int'
ply and Brakeman John Mnldoon
made mn effort to GxtlnguISh tho flames
Suddenly thor0 was u terrible explo'
'ion and tho onr was blown to atoms, II
being impossible nilorwatl 10 llnd n
stick 0l timber ak lnchnq long. Tho
mon wcro hurled souo distance from
tho wreck, botn being bily burned.
Niuldoon was tho most inInrol aud
Lbots Ia small hope Of lila recovery
Mutphy'B case Ia also critical. TlOy
wore lakon 10 indianapolis aud placed
In tho hospital thuro,
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rnlln1nLM rnAGEpY.
NJ. +. stInIou Kills IFS sweetheart and
Than CommIts SaIcIdo.

Als Ast blAuAuu nuns AAih eAN
Then Commits SalcidO.
OsKALoosA. Iowa, Sept pm. Z.
stinsOn, OF St, Louis, formerly agent for
tho Rock Island raitrond at Fairfield,
Iowa, at which point his parents roGide,
shot and killed Miss Arts Moore, Of
Pauora, at Ou Oarly hour this morning
and thon committed suicide. The girl
has for some time past beon student
at Iowa college. She came hero from
Grinnell Friday night aud was met by
Stinson. Tho couple took rooms at tho
Asher House, whore tho tragedy oc-
Cured. The reason for killing 10 un-
known. Stinson simply lett note to
his tathor TO take charge Of his remRtnb,
making no explanation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-23

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Sept. GA ter.
rife storm swept over the city tonight,
the wind reaching a velocity Of fifty
miles an hour. A number OF trees and
1mall sheds were blown down, but no
serious damage was done. In the state
a number Of fatal accidents are reported
and others will probably be heard from
tomorrow. Many telegraph WlreS are
down.