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AN AWFUL TRAGEDY,

John Serhitc Shoots His FnIthinS Wife
Through tho Heart Willie She Is In Jail.
CINCINNATI, o., April 26.-The Times.
Stars special from Sidney, O.. says q
terribls tragedy occurred in the Jail
here this afternoon. Some nights age
Mrs. John Nerhite was caught in the
rniding OF disreputabe house. Her
husband was away from home q. the
time, aud had her held until he re-
turned. To-day he got back, and went
TO the Jail to see her. lie walked to her
cell and Immediately shot her through h
the heart She died instantly. and he
made good his escape.
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not moan that tho United Statos was to
engage In a fight. Its corporation
would undoubtedly DO elective without
any radical step"
Mr. kurino was asked what the 70.
sult would bo II China's procrastina.
lion, or foreign interference, prevented
a ratification otthe poace agreement
"rhon." ho replied. "tho war will DO
renewed on May with far moro yigor
and determination than before. Tho
present cessation OF hostilities is due
entirely to the armistice, granted with
the understanding TINT a poaco was do.
slred aud would be effected. II, how
over, that result 10 not secured there
will bc a most aggressive advance on
China"
Tho interview shows that Japan ia
fully alive to tho monaco CO ntained In
the suggestions OF a triple European al.
lianco to prevent tho contamination OF
tho China-Japanesc treaty aud to tho
advantage Of meeting this alliance with
O counter alliance,
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MIXED MATTERS,
But tho Window Glass Workers Arc vo
Ing for n Meeting to straighten The,

But tho Window Glass Workers Arc yot.
Ing for n Meeting to straishten Them
Ont.
PITrsBURou, Pa. April 26.-Tho vari.
Gus locals OF the National Association Of
Window Glass Workers are voting on a
proposition to hold national conven.
tion here in July, and it Is probable
that ono will be held. There has bean
no convention since 1891. Matters in
the organization are said 10 be very
mixed up.
There has boon bitter fight on be-
tween President Simon Burns aud John
Z. Ebcrhard,, tho ex.president, on nc.
count OF which Secretary Springer has
threatened to resign. Eberhardt was
defeated for the presidency tho last
tImo on account OF the wage scale he nc.
copied. It was intended to give the
manufacturers cut of from 10 to 25 per
cont. but when tho scale won. into
elect it was found that it called for n so
per cent reduction. Tho national con.
vontion is being called with view to
increasing the scalo to the old price.
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Worlds fnir Diplomn.

WAsHISGTos, D. O., April 2G-W orld's
Fair diplomas awarded to exhibitors
whose exhibit, wuro iSyorably mon
toned by tho judges arc being pro.
pared at tho buruau Of engraving and
printing and will DO aont our In abou,
aixty days, together with tho mednls
now being atruck at tho Philadelphia
mint Tho diplomas will bo elaborated,
engraved, and printed on Japan papor.
Thoy will contain tho namo Of tho OK,
hibitor. tho article exhibited, and tho
comment found. Abou. 24,000 In nll
will bo issued.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-27
Moods 1nvoktivntiOn,

San DIFoo, GALA, April 23.-Tho
Cruiser Olympia sailed from San Fran
cisco to-day. 1t was understood that
the Olympia was TO havo sailed south
to Corlnto, but owing to dissonslons
among tho crow, 1t Ia said Captain Reed
requested to DO ordered back to Mnre
Island. whore M Investigation and
court.marlinl will DO hold. Tho crow
|. descrting at every opportunity and
alleges ill.treatment by tho frat lieu.
tonant and poor food rs tho cause.
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Two Miners Entombrl.

HAzLEroS, Pa, April William
Dugan and George Weaver were en-
tombed by fall of coal in Coardee's S
Cranberry collicry this afternoon.
Dugan's dead body was taken out few
hours later. Weaver was alive whom
tho rescuers began work but as he has
since failed to signal them, 1t is feared
he is dead. Rcscuinc parties are work
ing hard TO reach him.
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a WONDERFUL INVENTION,
oeaie Experts Device Which will he
Valuable Mt tho sIlnts.

"seaie Experts Device Which will be
Valuable Mt tho sIln,s.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, April 26.-Assist-
ant United s.a.es Treasurer BIglor had
tnbmitted TO him to-day by William
burnside. Pittsburgh ucalo export, a
novel mechanical doylco which will in.
''ea'e tho removal OF tho smallc,t
amount otcoin fromthc treasury vaults,
and ia considering tho proprio,y Of roc.
9mmendinc Ito adoption by the treasury
uepa'tmcnt The coin In tho different
,uO,trcasrries is stored in bins, each
.,'h'ainlng coriain number oil bags OF
money, low OF which might readily bo
ao,tracted without detection bcloro tho
Sh',rn lot could bo counted. Tho now
aeT'cc consists Of an arranpomcnt OF
,clieH ,', at tho bottom OF tho bin which
-, TI fcsistcr accurately tho woiqht OF
we W c'htcnla Of tho on.irs bin and Ia 80
EA1nAtnd that It will indicate tho 70.
"''Tal OF tho nmallo,t amount Of coin,
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AKRON, ONO, April 26.-D. Z. Roish.
ard, tho Pittsburgh millionaire, hns
purchased tho controlling interest IN
tho Akron & Now Castle aud Akron
Transfer Companio,. tho construction
Of which was begun two yoars ngo but
stopped on account OF tho panic. Tho
limo Ia tho connecting link Of tho Pitts.
burgh, Akron & Western road and will
DO completed from Akron to Now Caailo.
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BALTIMORE, April ga report from
Burhsm's Wharf, Middlesex county,
Va.. says that during a storm OIL the
Rappahannock ten men, two white and
eight colored, were drowned. When tho
storm broke a number OF canoes sought
safety under tho lee OF a vessel. The
vessel dragged anchor and the canoes
wern cut loose. l. was the occupants
Of theso boats that were drowned.
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MILWAUKEE. Wis, Ayril 2G.-Specials
from tho northwestorn part OF tho state
indldalo TINT the much-ncodod rain has
como TO bronk tho drouth aud pu. atop
10 tho ioro,t nrns. Farmcra all over
Wisconsin,, according to tho local bu.
roau, nro doploring tho lack OF rain.
Correspondents In tho western and
southwestern counties say tho ground
70 very dry. somo wintor whoat has
boon plowcd undor.
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CHICAGO. April 2G.-Mrs. U. S. Grant
and daughter, Mrs. sartoriS. arrived in
Chicago to-day, TO attend the Grant me.
mortal services 1T tho Auditorium to.
morrow under tho auspices oil tho Press
club. Tho ladies' woro mot nj tho sta
tion by ox.Mayor Washburn aud driven
to the Auditorium hotel.
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A Kick from GERMANY.

LONDON, April 2II.-A despatch to
tho Standard from Berlin, says the
National Zeituug declares that Japan
must not be allowed to drive
German trade out OF China or
to acquire permanent military foot
ing in China, such as would enable her
to shut the door in Germany's face.
perhaps in agreement with the United
States
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PoMERoY. O., April %. = Joseph
Bishop, secretary OF the atato board Of
arbitration, was at Minersville tonight
for tho umicablo settlement OF the min.
ing troubles. lie acted az mediator bo.
tween operators and miners. The full
board will meet at Mincrsyllo next woek
and attempt to complete a settlement.
1t is believed now that tho deaircd re-.
sult will he accomplished, as many Of
tho non.union men whose presence
caused mo,s OF tho trouble, have gone
nUly
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"MEE'EARRr, Pa. April 26.-Eipht
Rle''H in the Sinclair holol, Pit,ston,
" T"f' overcome by scwor GA, last night.
~" ea' escaped from n brokon plpo In
'r"er excavation and entered tho
p,r'np r,,rp rooms. Physicians woro aum.
%1neI and Tho guests aroused mud pn,
.i,oiRh sovoro exercise. $. Ryan md
'sf'oualy Affected.
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OIL CRY, Pa. April 96.-Silas Will
liams, OF this city, charged with killing
Henry Grimes by shooting, last Janu-
ary, was found guilty OF mansIaughter
at o'clock this Saturday. morning, at
Franklin. Williams is about tifly-eigh.
years old and his victim about thirty.
They quarreled at disreputablo house,
and in the scuiile Grimes received the
wound that caused hia death in les, than
q quarter OF an hour.
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OAKLAND. MD.. April 26.-Thc opora.
tives OF the Cascade wooden mills struck
this morning for tho restoration OF a
ten per cont tcduction in wages, made
in October. 1893. The operatives claim
that tho company promised to restore
tho cut Is soon as businoss would per.
init OF 1t. Two hundred hands arc in.
unlrnl
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RUSSIA'S DEMAND
On Jnpnn VIII Try tho Lattor's
Self-Rostrnint Severely.
A MENACE TO PERMANENT PEACE
Japan Looks to tho Friondly Ad-
vlco OF this Country.
INTEREST OF THE UNITED STATES

In a Commercial Way Outbalanccs
Those OF Other Countrlos aud Diplo-
mats Believe that shc will not Pcr-
nit Japan to DO Deprived OF tho
Fruits OF her Victory-h Significant
Uttoranco of tho Japanese Minister
at Washington on tho Subject.
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FRANKLIN. Pa, April 26.-Thc indict.
ment for assault Had battery with in.
tent to kill against Charles L. Taylor,
cx.prcsiden. judge Of Vcnanso county,
wa, nolIc prosscd to-day.
Tho prosecuting attorney had mado
an agreement with the Judge that Ii no
would rcsign from the bench tho raso
would bc dropped. To-day tho agree.
ment was fulfilled.
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Gladstone ou tho Armenian Question.

GIndstonc on tho Armcninn Hnoition.-
LONDON, April 2G-Mr. Gladstone has
expressed extreme satisfaction at the
prominent part tho duke OF Westmiu-
ster and tho duke OF Argyle arc taking
In tho Armenian protest. Ho says that
tho outraScs have indelibly disgracod
tho sultan and his officers and soldiera
who werc concerned in pcrpetrating or
denying tho outragos. or in shielding
those who did perpetrate them.
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Trouble Ahrn,t.

NEw York, Anril ga speci.l cable
gram to the World from Toxic says: The
Russian and French fleets in these
waters are prepared to stop Japanese
communications unless Japan abaudons
all claims upon the territory in Man.
churia.
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CARLISLE, Pa. April 2B.-The bishops
OF tho Methodist Episcopal church OF
tho United Stntos, woro in session
nGain to-day with closed doors. Dishop
John =. Newman loclurcd to IN im-
monso audience tonight in Doslor hall,
on america for Americans"
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CANPOS IN CUBA.
Reception of tho Commandor.!n.
Chlof of tho Spanish Army.
4 CORDIAL WELCOME IN HAVANA.
Ho Predicts an Early Ending OF thu
Insurroction. -a....
HE DECLARES A HUMANE POLICY

In Regard to tho Conduct tho Wan
outrases aud Immoral Actions on
tho Part of tho Troops VIII bo Nee
with Speedy aud sovero Retribu.
tion-liis Only Desiro TO Bring Poaoo
In Cuba-Tho People OF Havana Ex.
press Confidence In Him,
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LOCKED HORNS.
A Clash between Judge GoT and
Governor Evans.
THE CASE OF CONTEMPT OF COURT
In South Carolina Likely to Provo
Worry Interesting.
LIQUOR IS SEIZED BY THE STATE

Under Orders from thc Governor IN
Spite Of Judge Gofl's Temporary In.
junction and tho Judge Is Expected
to Take Prompt Stops to Punish tho
State Authorltlcs-Tho Governor
Deflcs tho Court aud Says he Docs
not Care q Snap of his Finger.
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hHCuDISuOp KAN
Nails n Sensational story About hroh.
bishop KcnriclS's VIII.


bishop Kcnriok'a VIII.
ST. Louis, April 26.-Rciorrinc to u
Sensational story relative to tho will OF
Archbishop Kcnrlck, Coadjutor Arch.
bishop Kahn dcnios omphatlcaly that
thoro 10 anJ question aa to who will bo
tho heir OF tho aged Archbishop Ron.
rick. 10 brands the story tha. Arch.
bishop Konrick's will has boon lost us
untrue. and says that il is now In his
that ia-Archbishop Kaln's possession.
Furthormorc. he statos thnt thorc Ia an
altes,ed copy Of tho will In tho hands Of
Arohbishop Honnessy, at Dubuque,
Iowa. Tho coadjutor also said tha, tho
visit Of Archbishop Ryan. OF PhilGdel.
phia, to st. Louis Is partly social and
pnrlly on businc,a pertaining to tho
helrarchy,
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LONDON, April 2I--Thorc appears in
tho Standard this ovoning letter
uigncd "Ex-Consul," alleging that
American intrigucs arc at tho bottom OF
the Nicaraguan difficulty, America re-
Earding tho Central American states as
protegos that some day will DO annexed
or Incorporated into tho United Statos.
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SEVILLE. April 9G.-The duke Of Or.
leans, while hunting to-day, foil from
his horse, iracturlnc one OF his legs.
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LoxpoS. April 27- "A despatch to the
Standard from odOsi % says that cattle
plague is raging in several OF tho gov.
ernmenta Of South Russia.
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A CONSPIRACY
To Overthrow the Hawaiian Government
Uneartheued nt San Francisco.

Uncnrthoned NJ San Francisco.
San FRANCISCO, April 26.-Consul
General G. D. Wilder, OF Hawaii, and
United States Secret Service Agcn.
Harris have been warned Of a conspiracy
on foot in this city 10 overthrow tho
Hawaiian government by means of an.
other revolution. Evidence is now be-
ing gathered against those implicated in
the plot.
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For West Virginia, showers cooler; em,crly
Winds
For Wcstcrtt Pennsylvania. showers cooler
in rcn.rnl aud southern portion; variable winds.
For Ohio. showers cooler in southeast por.
tlcn: variable wlnuS.
IuE TEMPERATURE YESTERDAY. .aR35
rs furnished by e. SCIISErr. druggist corner
Market and Fourteenth streets !,s .i.5s &
Ia ain.......s.....,. Sp. m.,".."...,",,.-
/! q. la."".,,,..,....,,,-. q! Wea,her-fair,
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MRS. PARNELL,
Tho Agod Mother OF tho Lato Gront
Irish Homo Rulo Loader,
MAY RECOVER FROM HER WOUNDS.
She is Visited by q Delegation ol
American Parnollites,
WHO PROVIDE FOR HER COMFORT.

Cared for by hor Step BROTHER, and
Many Other Willing Hands EItond-
cd with Holp-Conscious But Still
Unabls TO Tell who her hssailnnts
Woro-Thc Idoa that Robbery was
th Purpose Is Sooutcd-Tho Affair 10
shroudcd In Mystery.
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LATE NEWS FROM CUBA.
The Spaniards and Insurgents still Scrap

The Spaniards and Insurgents still Scrap
ping-Fights That DO Little Damage.
Havana. November ia dispatch
from Santa Clara announces that the
column of troops commended by Brig
adler General Garriche. while on its
way to Cabaiguan, not far from Sancti
Espiritus. has encountered and dis
persed the vanguard Of the insurgents.
The troops have also dispersed the
insurgent bands commanded by Aceo
and ROGUE. at Aureus, in the Sagua dis
trict The insurgents left eight killed
on the field and the troops captured the
insurgent banner number OF Mansur
rifles and quantity of ammunition.
The troops near Barajaguas, province
of Santa Clara. have cautuTed three
camps which were occupied by lnsur-
gents. RegO, the insurgent leader, has
been defeated with heavy losses and
compelled to retreat from Slguanea.
The Spanish troops in the CamaJuanl
district of Santa Clara have had an en-
gagement at Mount OscurO, with the
insurgent bands commanded by Perez
Guerra and Sanchez. The insurgents
lost heavily from the artillery fire OF
the Spaniards.
Letters which have been received
here from Rabi by friends OF the insur-
gent leader. say that if the government
will grant autonomy to Cuba, he ana
his forces will surrender.
General de Campos has repeatedly
denied treating with the insurgents as
10 the conditions upon which they Will
surrender and all rumOrs to that erect
are untrue He only pardons those
who Internationally surrender.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-19
BRUTAL MURDER.
An Old Mans Head Battered in With
a Blunt InStrument---His Wife and
Her Son Found hopping Up the
Blood.

Wichita. Kas., November 1S.-Henry
H. Leonard, aged 60 years, was muir
dered last night, and Mrs. Leonard, his
second wife, and her son Orville, are
under arrest. charged with the crime.
At an early hour this morning John
Carter, found the body CT Leonard hor-
ribly mangled and lying N a pool CT
blood, half covered up IN manure pile
back of the formers barn on Lawrence
avenue. There were many wounds on
the head, made apparently with some
blunt instrument and knife wound on
the back. A trail Of blood showed tina.
the body had been dragged along the
alley for over a block. The trail was
followed through the Leonard stable
yard and up to the kitchen door, where
Mrs. Leonard and her son were found
hopping up the blood which was spat-
tered over the floor and furniture. Both
the woman and son were Immediately
arrested and lodged in jail. The refus-
ed TO talk
Leonard was secondhand dealer
and an old soldier. Several months
ago he secured a divorce from his first
wife and married Mrs. Williamson.
Later in the day Frank Williamson,
first husband of the woman. was arrest
ed, charged with completely in the muir
der.
Mrs. Leonard accuses her divorced
husband of the killing. She says thai
Leonard was IN bed when Williamson
entered, and killed him in spite of her
pleadings. Williamson processes limo
cence, and says his first wife is putting
up job on him." The son Will not
talk. Detectives believe Leonard was
murdered for his insurance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-19
THE HANGMAN
Cheated Out of a Job He Would Have
Enjoyed by a Williams Fall From a
WindOw--A Prominent KanSan At
tempt8 to Outrage His Step-Daugh-
f.u

Kansas City. November 1S.-A spe-
cal to the Star form Fort Scott, Kansas,
says: At go o'clock to-day, Dr.. A. c.
Corey, prominent dentist of this city,
attempted TO outrage his step-daughter,
Cora. a beautiful girl of II, and in
attempting to escape from the police,
fell from q second story window, alight-
ing on his head, being instantly killed.
Mrs. Corey was out Of the city. Corey
was 40 years of age and had a large
practice. The daughter is almost pros
cra.ed with excitement and grief; but
seemed relieved when she heard that
her father had killed himself
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-19
AMATEUR ATHLETIC UNION
or the United States Met Yesterday in Ne"
York City.

or the United States Met 1esIefNaS ="
York City.
New York. November 18.-The annual
meeting Of the Amateur Athletic Union
Of the United States, held at the Astor
House to-day, adopted stringent resoiu-
tons to govern the regulations OF anna
tours to professionals, which are deciu-
edlv mora radical than any legislation
ever considered on the subject, and VIII
create a stir in athletic circles.
The legislation passed, in detail, was
Tba- no amateur can race fer purse
a. q testimonial without becoming incl
ig'ble. that no amateur base ball team
can Dlay against a professional team OF
maintain \ professional battery; that no
footb9D team can have professional
coach play with it: that the mamie
nance Of training by clubs should De
abolished, and that training ana tray-
cling EXPENSES should not be allowed;
also that an athlete who has no visible
means CT support is not an amateur
Several other matters OF Importance
were passed upon, foremost among them
The question raised over the A. A. I.
boxing bouts at P:ttsburg. 1t was
found that the receipts at Pittsburg
were about $4,000 and the expenses
some $500. The North Side Club OF
Allegheny sent SIS to the A. A. u. as
its share. The Union decided that all
competitors and officers of the meeting
be suspended on account Of the suspi-
cious circumstances attending the dis
bursement Of moneys a. the meeting.
In the cease Of H:ckok, the Yale nam
mer-weight thrcwer, who was suspended
fer competing IN unregistered games, 1t
was decided that he is still ineligible
and that he must return his medals.
c. w Stage. the Cleveland sprinter,
who has cficiated as an umpire OF the
National Base Ball League, was de
clared to be professional, therefore, and
will not be permitted to compete IN am
ateur events.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-19
A QUESTION OF RULES.

Special to the Register
Morgantown, w. Va, November IS
The West Virginia University and
Washington and Jefferson foot bali
teams are having trouble over the ques-
ton of what rules the game at Wheel
ing. November %, will be played under.
The University has been playing by
University of Pennsylvania, Harvard
and Cornell rules, and Washington and
jefferson wants TO play by Princeton
and Yale. which would greatly cripple
the playing of the University, as they
have been coached under the former
rules.
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OUT OF POLITICS.

Chicago, November ia Chicago
paper quotes Governor Altgeld as fol
lows:
You can say in your paper that Alt
geld is cut of politics. | am eagerly
looking forward to the close of the next
fourteen months, when l will turn over
to the people the finest State govern
ment on earth, and quit politics forever.
l want to get back to my law practice
and make some money"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-19
- - REFrsFD

London. November 1S.-From the
best source the Associated Press is in
formed -ha there is no foundation for
the story. sent from Rio De Jansiro 10
New York. that Brazil has definitely
concluded that She canno, arbitra,e the
question with Great Britain as 10 the
ownership of the island of Trinidad.
Cre3, Britain has received no reply
from Brazil with reference TO Trinidad
or REGARDING any o,he matter between
the governments Of the two countries.
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WILL BE LYNCHED IF CAUGHT.

Winston, n. c., November 1S.-Ofi-
GERS and a mob Of citizens are tonight
on the trail Of a negro fiend, Bob
Scales, who yesterday shot and fatally
wounded the twelve-year-old daughter
Of Thomas Bolton, white. near Madi-
son. Scales is Is years old. He tried
to persuade the girl to accompany him
en- a walk and when she refused, he shot
her. He Will be lynched # caught.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-19
IN A KNIFE DUEL.

Bloomington. Ind. November IS
News comes from Whitehall a small
town west Of this place. Of bloody
duel fought there w.-h knives, on sun
dlv. between Samuel Neill and Thomas
Williams. for the affection Of young
lady. Neu was fa,1lly injured by
dirk.