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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-08
MRS, ATKINSON'S TRIAL,

The Prosecution Presents Some OF ihs
Strongest TsstimonY Yet Adduoed TIA
support of the ForgsTlsa Alleged 20 Have
Been Uttered,
Special Dispatch to the Intslligeneer,
GLENyfLLE, ". Va. Oct, 7-Up to
this time twenty-seven witnesses have
been examined by the prosecution In
the Atkinson and owens forgery trial,
in progress here. The session of court
held last night was extremely interest
Ing, and some very material evidence
was produced,
A dramatic incident was the introduce
tlon OF John Norris. q blind man, very
old, but Intelligent, as witness for The
prosecution. Norris was led TO the Wit
ness stand by his son, and his appear
ance attracted much attention. Ha
stated that he was a nelghbor and
friend OF Owens, who Is jointly indlct-
ed with Mrs. Atkinson; that in a con-
versatlon had with him some time after
Judge Camden's death Owens stated
that he had been to see Mrs, Camden,
now Mrs Atkinson, and had fully ad-
JusNeu MS l1Hu HlhhNelS uhN iSNSNNN
from Mrs, Camden receipt for $40
more than the price of the lard, The
witness gave his testimony In q calm,
clear voice, and with evident earnest
ness.
He was followed by othor witnesses
who related conversations had with
owens In which similar statements
were made. The receipts mentioned are
the ones alleged TO have been forged by
Mrs. Atkinson, and used by owens.
The session this morning was devoted
to the examination OF witnesses as 10
the pecuniarS condition OF Owens, for
the purpose of establishing that Owens
at no time could have paid the amount
of money shown by the receipts.
A sensation was sprung this after
noon by the prosecution when they in
troduced George ". Davidson. md Of
fering In evidence receipts purportlng
on their face TO have been given In the
name OF Judge Camden to Davidson in
1889, proved by Davidson himself that
the receipts were written, signed and
delivered to him by Mrs, Atkinson,
about three years after the death OF
Judge Camden.
Objection as to the admfsstbiiity OF
the evidence was at once raised by the
defense. The argument on the point at
issue was able and comprehensive on
both sides, aud numerous authorities
were cited by each OF the attorneys en-
gagged. The defense maintained the
truth OF another defense could not be
admitted as evidence in support OF the
charge now rendered.
r. G. Linn for the prosecution, vlgor-
ously defended the states position. The
question being submitted Judge Bllz-
2ard overruled the objection raised by
the defense. and the evidence was ad-
mItted. Exceptions 10 the ruling Of the
court were noted.
II. D. Heaters was called to the
stand and stated that sometime subse-
uuent to Judge Camden's death Mrs.
Atkinson offered to write and deliver TO
him receipts in Judge Camden's name
similar 20 those for the alleged forgery
OF which she is being tried. witness
stated that he refused the offer, and
that he said to Mrs, Atkinson: II don't
like to do business that way"
A night session OF court is being held
and the trial is proceeding rapidly. The
state will probably close tomorrow.
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CINCINNATI, Ohio, Oct. IAN an
CRY crowd gathered about the court
house and jail in Newport, Kv., to-day,
upon the announcement of a most
shocking assault by eleven men, upon
the young wife OF switchmRn recently
married. The sheriff was obliged to
clear the corridors, and threats Of ven
geance were made. Thomas Gleason
and his wife started out the Alexandria
pike to visit friend last night, when
two men with revolvers, and represent
ing themselves to be officers, separat-
ed husband and wife. and dragged the
shrieking woman into a field, where
eleven men assaulted her, The penalty
for this crime In Kentucky is death.
To-day Mrs. Gleason positively identl-
fed six of the men, who were arrested
from her description.
Eleven OF the gang OF rufllans were
brought to preliminary trial before
Judge Bennett, who, upon the test'-
mony, held them all to answer to the
grand Jury, without bail, the oftense
being a capital one. The. idea OF a spe-
eial grand jury was abandoned, as the
regular jury will meet on October 10,
Meantime, owing to the excited state
of feeling, and the insecurity OF the
Newport jail, the men were ordered to
be taken TO Maysvllle this afternoon
for safe keeping.
When the time came for the removal
OF the prisoners, Zone being still held
for further identifcation) to the Chesa-
peake & Ohio depot to take the train
for Maysville, there was such menac-
ing crowd about the jail that the sher-
IN called out the entire police force day
and night, to preserve order. 1t was
with difficulty that the men were taken
to the two wagons which conveyed
them to the depot, and the crowd fol-
lowed closely after. At the depot and
before the train arrived, the situation
grew more threatening. The crowd
jeered the prisoners and shouts or Don't
let them get on that train, were heard.
The police force finally had to charge
the yelling crowd to prevent u rush at
the prisoners. Fortunately the train
soon came and the men were safely em-
barked, The prisoners are aged from
nineteen to thirty, mostly without em-
ployment. Two or three are street ped
dlers. and are all known to the police
as gang going together and often
found drunk and dlsorderly. Their
names are Dad" Meiner, George Greer,
Huber Miller, Edward HendIng, Frank
Bushmiiier, Harry Bushmiller, John
Shannon. Matt Meiner. John Duhfoss,
and William Schorle.
The one last arrested. and who Is
stIll In jail awaiting Identification, IS
William Croxton. He viii be brought
before Mrs. Gleason tonight. The 9TH
er ten We're promptly recognized by
Mrs. Gleason In the crowded court
room. The men exhibited the most
reckless bravado, one or two being
drunk while in the court room. They
used Vile language and displayed total
IndISeFeEpe apl upGonCprn
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LONDON, oct. IA dispatch from
Washington published here to-day
quotes Attorney General McKenna as
saying he has received no inquiries
through the United States consul gen
eral or others in London In regard to the
purchase OF the Union Pacific railroad.
The following message has been received
in reply to an inquiry of the consul gen
eral, cabled to Attorney General Nc
Kenna:
"To the Consul General OF the United
States, London:
"The road has not been sold to the
SchiR syndicate. il will be sold TO the
highest bidder on November J.
(Slgned) hckbNNA,
IL is learned that there have been sew
eral attempts to organize syndicate for
the purchase OF the Union Pucttic rail-
road, but not one OF them. thus far, had
received financial backing,
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JACKSONVILLE, oct 7,--Mlss Nora
Harris who died scptemcr II az the re-
ported result OF Il buggy accident and
whose body was dtstntorrod yesterday
by tho coronor's jury, was murdered
according to the verdict rendered to-
day Dr. Fritz Skinner ls the man
charged with causing her death. by a
criminal operation, ana Adam Large
her siopfithCG aud youHu william
Robson, her lover are declared In tho
verdict to have been accessories. War
rants nrc out fortho arrest Of the three.
but they hnyo disappeared Dr skin
yer w supposed 10 have zone to New
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YELLOW FEVER,
situation Improved at New Orleans The
Conditions Elsewhere.

sltuntlon improved Al new urlehuh -Aho
Conditions Elsewhere.
NEW ORLEANS, oct. 7,-The fever
situation was considerably improved to-
day. There have been but two deaths
reported up TO this hour one of which
was mentioned last night.
Yesterday at noon there had been nine
teen cases and Aye deaths and the dis
parity between the records Of the two
days Is apparent.
AS matter OF fact, the situation here
Ia no worse than It has been for some
time and excitement has absolutely died
out.
Now that the disease has shown no
symptom OF an epidemic form, buGness
men are arranging 10 bring their FAINT
Hes back to the city
The board Of health officially an
nounces the statue Of affairs I'm New Or
leans as regards yellow fever to be as
follows,
During the twenty-four hours ending
at p. m, Thursday:
There were cases OF yellow fever to-
day, 81; dcnths. 2. Total cases pr yellow
fever TO date, 4jG: total deaths from yell
low fever TO date, 40; total absolutely rc-
covered 1i7. total cases under treat
ment, 2Gj,
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WASHINGTON, oct. 7.--At Biloxi for
the twenty-four hours ending at Z p m.
to-day there were ten cases OF yellow
fever and one death. Three cases of yell
low fever were officially reported at
Hendershot's Point, Miss, about twenty
five miles west of Ocean Springs.
At Edwards Miss, there were ten
new cases Of fever; no deaths.
DR. Dlbney Of the state board OF
health. pronounces the disease at ClIn-
ton, Miss, to be yellow fever OF q mild
type. There have been ten cases and
ten deaths up to this time.
At Mobile to-day there were four new
cases, no deaths
Surgeon Carter at New orleans, re-
ports that he Is dfsinfecting newspapers
successfully In the portable steam disn-
feeling chamber sent him by the surgeon
general.
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West virginia PO,tmN.tsr,.

Special Dispatch to the Intelligencer
WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. 7.-West
virginia postmasters OF the fourth
elnss have been commissioned as fol-
lows:
A. l.. Legg, Wood. Fayette county;
r. II. Harrah. Croclmer, ,Fayette coun-
~; Charles p. Fouty. Davis, Wood
county; B. p. s. Buzey. Inwood, Berke-
ley county; IL. j. YanscoF, Kerens,
Randolph county; John NJ. Compton,
Nestorvllle, Barbour county: Hannah
Il. Palmer, Pasco, Roane county: Ma
son Watson, ReedsViile, Preston coua-
"; orolan Childs, Tanney, Preston
county.
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No clus,o Train Robbers,

KANSAS CITY, Mo-. Oct. 7.-A-
though detectives OF both Kansas City
and Independence have worked hard
to-day to gain some ctew to the robbers
who last night stopped Chicago &
Alton train near Evanston, n suburb,
their success has proved Indifferent
one OF the robbers is described as tall,
wearing a white hat and light coat,
and the dynamite and masks discarded
by tho men have been found, Nothing
more tangible has come 10 light. Be
cause OF the big crowds attending the
carnival, the men would have ample OPP
purtunlty to escape detection, Chief OF
Police Hancy expresses the opinion that
the robbers are local men,
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NEW YORK, oct 7,--Emmet y. GIb.
son, alias George b. Sherln, II railroad
promoter. who claimed that he was at
one time Judge In ohio, and who wan
once president OF the Akron Ohio,
Street Railway Company, and Is now
vice president OF the company, was mr.
rested thls afternoon, charged with
laying down bogua checks, heutlnE no.
tCtH out Of board bills and carrying oH
gwlndllng operations OF various Nndl
amounting TO almost 100000 The pos
lice say hc In the most accomplished bo.
gus check artist and hotel Bwlndlcr IN
The COmnLrN.
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SCRANTON, Pa, oct. 7.--lIOn. Lem.
uci zimmerman, Of this city, died sud
denly Of heart disease this afternoon. Mt
llossburg, ToEa county, where hc was
In company with hls business partner "
many years er,Meuicnnnt Governor
Walrcg, Of this city. Mr. zimmerman
died worth million dollars. Ilc had
been married three times and leaves a
widow and q son and daughter, children
by his present wife
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AN OLD aRUDeR
Results In the killing of One Man Arter :
Very Lively Hattie with RevolyorS.

Results in the Killing of One Man After n
Very Lively Hattie with RerOlyors.
Special Dispatch to the fnteiitgencer.
WEIGH, w. Va, Oct. 7.-Wllliam
Shields, of Keystone, near here, went
to the house of John Young, at Algo-
ma, where he sat down to rest. He had
been there fve minutes when Brown
Galloway came into the room. with re-
voiver In hand, and fred four shots Mt
Shields. A lively fight then ensued.
Shields grabbed Galloway, who in turn
placed revolver against his side and
firing, killed him Instantly. Galloway
went to the mountains, where he was
captured. 1t seems that Shields indict-
ed Galloway in the United States court
and an old arudge has existed between
them since then.
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NEW YORK, oct. THE Evening
World publishes the following regard
Ing the alleged murdcrcts or William
Gulicusuppc, who are confined In the
queens county jall' shcrln Don't made
this Sensational statement to-day we
have boon putting Thorn and Mack
through thc ihlrtv-thlrd degree, We
doscd tho food su a. To make them feel
welt, not stciL but bad I expect It
breakdown and q confession at any
lmc. Mrs Mack was very VI with
nausea yesterday"
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NEW YORK, Oct 7.--The national
(gold) Democracy, which failed to make
nominations last week on account Of n
rumored deal with Tammany Hall. held
Its city, country and borough conven-
tlons tonight at Cooper Union. The city
convention endorsed the nominees Of the
Citizens Union for city officers and the
borough and county conventions en-
dorsed the nominees OF Tammany Hall
This latter action was taken because
Corporation Counsel Scott had been
nominated for Judge Of the supreme
court by Tammany.
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COLUMBUS, o., oct, "A meeting OF
glass men nrc In session nt the Hotel
Chlllcndcn. Tho object OF the meeting
~ to further the objects W this lnduRtry
NJ large. aud cmbrhcca prices m well ns
quality Of goods Pittsburgh, Now cas-
tic. Syracuse, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Albany, Carson city Buffnlo, lllmlrA
aud tito following Indiana towns Has
city, Anderson Greenfield, punlNrk
aud Rcd lNpy, are represented.
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DETROIT, Mich, oct. 7-careful cs-
lualcs Of the losses CAUSED by this
Mornings great fire place the total fig-
uroa at 100000 with Sj35,OOO insurance.
added to the main losses are those Of
u .'pln who had household goods, ETC.,
f'"f.l IN tho central storage buildings
ni Che contents Of the Offices Of pro-
ignll people and others In the var
nous buildings that were ruined
IIiun08 10 frcmon win not be per
lNhu.ul Most Of the structures viii
ba Inbulll
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sUsQuEHANNA, Pa, oct. L-Wayne
county people are excited over the re-
port that gold has been discovered on
the Rutledge farm near Clemo. A large
qunntltv OF gold dust has been separa-
ted from the rock. The fever has
spread to adjoining townships nnd at
south Canaan. farmers have put down
two shafts and are dlgEnu In the hope
Of striking Pennsylvania Kiohdike.
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GUATEMALA, oct THE minister
for foreign Hnnla hns cnblcd Ia the
Ountcmnlnn consul general In London
announcing the complete triumph nj
the government troops over the roynlu.
tinnury forces I'm thu Wrlt, adding That
Qucanllonngn had been rurnpiurcd, and
that The rebellion win soon be crushed
cut
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PORT TOWNSEND, Wash. Oct. L.
The schooner Sailor Boy, Captain Pearcc,
arrived this afternoon direct from ST..
Mlchnels, having LETT there on September
10. The Sailor Boy brought ninety-slx
plsgengers from 81. Mlchnels, who came
bncl, to spend the winter rather than en-
dure the hardsips incident to life at st.
Mlchlcls. The river opens IN the spring.
The returning passengers went north on
the steamer Eliza Anderson and the bark
MgrWtu.
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IlIr I.ln,,,t,,,. I,n,n,l,.

'w1fKEsnAnhE, Pa, oct. 1,-Thc
pnpdcofelalc nrrmont was held lhlsnf.
tcthuor, Rutn hut no tofrnrp for tho
mnrrhur7 There worr over 5000 mhn I'm
line, lfty hnndn nHd lwonly drum corpa
furnished the music Mhuy nf lht com.
p1nlos brought their npunrnluH with
them Thousands M elrnnraiH came tu
the clly tp wItnou lhn denomination
Hnl thn business houses ana tpaIdanft1
along lhu llno NJ march were handsome.
ly ApanFHiNl.
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AN AWFUL CRIME
That Stirred The People of New.
port to a Pitch OF Frenzy.
THE BRIDE OF A FEW MONTHS

wrsstsd from Her Husband by Eleven
BrutsS, Who Would Disgrace socisty
IN HSdss, and outrAgsOaSly Assaulted.
They Were All Captured, aud aS the
Penalty for the Deed In Kentucky Ia
Death They wan sursly be HADEsd-Po-
ffcs Have Great Dialeaity tn Keeping
Them from Being Lynehsd.
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TRENTON, N. j., oct. 7--,rhc John
a RooblIng Sons Company, In letter
To- local paper Ind fault with the
hInHlDy tariff bill The letter says that
10" consequence NJ too low rhtr w
'lIF IhoIr mlll a. not running full hand
'll ana that their 1900 employees "moHt
" Nhoht yptcf the Republican tichwt.
HN' been fooled and may vote tho
--L-L MhN IMn mnNI IImr-.
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NEW YpRK, oct 7-ilunh ADl,na,of
Tuo',thoo. 81. ~ to-day mIaiool, rm
cap far woodciuck and ns a result
tt'v on ttnttlup head TO rIccra Tho
dr1l man has not been Identified lle
was fIlllnr bohlnl n atone wall near
whoip Atkins was runnlng ATKINS Va
unInf nupal On u charge Vf homicide,
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New York county Republican Ticket.

NEW YORK. Oct. THE RepubIl-
can convention OF New York county,
tonight nominated this ticket:
Judges OF the supreme court-Charles
II. Van Brunt and Thomas Allison.
Judges of the city court-Elisha X.
Camp and Henry G. Booty
Sherlff-Thomas Hamilton.
County clerk-James r. O'Belrne
Reglster-George II. Van Setback,
District william X. Oieott.
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Still IMPEACHING.
The Witnesses For Defensein the
Luetgert Trial.
CHARACTERS ARE BLASTED

-. R,put.tion, Torn to shrsdS-Ths
r.,umony ofths Sausage sTNksr's Pretty
..,v.n, Is Wholly DlScreditsd by Wit
..,,,, Who swear to Specific Admits
,on, She Made as to Her Relations with
I,,t.,rt-Ths Character Orths BHIinsIa
Partner of tho Prisoner Completely
r,sdl,d-A Bad Day for the Defense.
The End In Sight
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MERCHANDISE EXPORTS
Far August the Largest In the History of
the Government.

the Government.
WASHINGTON, Oct. THE bureau
statistics has issued the tables showing
the exports and imports for August. the
first full month under the new tariff
law. These figures show that for that
month the largest exports OF domestic
merchandise OF any August In the his
tory OF the government The exports
We're SO 400, 26i, against SGG,6s9,9Sl for
August, 1896 For the first eight
months of the year the exports were
SCI, 900 In excess OF the first eight
months OF 1896 so that the bureau off,
clals believe that the exports Of this
year will far exceed those OF last year,
which was itself a record breaking
year In the matter of exports.
The value Of all Imports, dutlable and
free, for August, was $50, ,s4S,3i3, of
which SIS, ,G28607 we're free These fig
ures show decrease OF about ten mil
lions below those OF last year. The de-
crease was due to heavy reduction In
the importation Of raw wool, which de-
creased from 465l, 900 pounds In August
last year to 2.S17,S77 pounds last tAugust;
manufactured wool from S3,709.000 to
S63g, 900: wood and manufactures thereof
from 1868, 500 TO St,27t,000 manufac-
lures Of cotton from s2,553,00O to i,632,-
900; manufactures OF jute, flax, hemp.
etc, from S2,22l 900 to S999 2S9; iron and
steel from Sl,766,067 to SsS7.3i4. and su-
gars from Sj,aO,OOO TO S2,956.0OO.
The following table shows the balance
OF trade with the several continents:
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NEw yoRs, oct William a.
Iouron. atlas charles u Wilson, has
committed To iml hero to await
Iui...Iun nlptr from ONO wilson,
.. .. rIluuv station agent at
"..I.'WWH uUl ~ aroused u, tlf um.
mw. nf $1,000 n1m tho Cmen
NIli, Hamilton a Dayton linllfO1l go,
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NEW YORH, oct Fifty high class
horses pcrtshet in tho stables Of the
cheshire Improvement Company, on
ocean Park Way, liruoklvn. which wnB
burned last night 'rhe l0aH Ia $4,000 In
trying 10 save the horses the night
wntchmnn was overcome by smoke, aud
IN I'm a ptcCniiuua condition.
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new YORK'S FIGHT.
Much Bitterness Injected Into the
MayoraIty Campaign.
HENRY GEORGE AND SETH LOW

AsIailsd by the "Sun," and Designated as
the Allies OF AnArehy-strAw Vote Ta-
ken by the New York JOurnAl-Cro-
ksr's Man Grady is Withdrawal by the
Whllom BOSl-Gold Democrats Endorse
the CitIIsnT Union Ticket Republican
County Nominees - Contest Waxing
Warm.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. In. VI
Pipes, son OF Captain ]. NJ. Pipes. for
merry OF West Virginia, has been com
missloned colonel Of the high school
cadet regiment In this city. Colonel
Pipes, but eighteen years OF age, Is said
to be the best informed cadet on mill
tary matters IN the organization, and
stands we'll up In his studies.
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crol,,T,1 linn Torn,d porn.

NEW YORK, Oct. TAT this after
noon's meeting of Tammany Hall exec
utIve committee, Richard Croker spoke
for the nomination of Thomas F. Grady
for district attorney. All the other
leaders spoke in opposition, and Mr..
Croker finally consented to his with
drawat. Asa B. Gardner was then sub-
stituted for Grady, and his name placed
on the ticket. The county ticket, said
to have been agreed upon to-day, Is as
follows: President OF the borough, Au-
gustus W. Peters: sheriff, Thomas j.
Dunn: registrar Isaac Fromme:
county clerk. William Sohmer; district
attorney, Col Asa Bird Gardiner; jus
tices of the supreme court, Charles II.
Van Brunt and Francis VI. Scott; JUS
tices OF the city court John II. McCar-
thy and Edwad O'Dwyer; coroners,
Edward IT. Fitzpatrick, Jacob j..
Bausch, W. w. Hart and Antonio
yucca.
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NEW YoRK-Prussln from Ham.
burg
PLYMOUTH Columbia, from New
York, for Hamburg
HAMBURG Persia, Now York
NAPLES -Iulhn. New York.
LONDON Mohawk, New York.
NEW YORK -pntrln from Marscillcs.
PHILADELPHIA o. Scotia, Ham
burg ,,,,,
RREMERHAvEN--Kaiser wilhelm
der drosgc, New York.
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GALVESTON, oct 7,-Dr. John Gull
lerds, OF the Marine hospital service, con-
tnucd hts Investigation to-day. lie says
hc finds an epidemic Or denguo fever
lnFn
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4Ae Temperature yesterday No observed
by G srhncpt druggist corner tonrleeh'h
and Market streets, was as tuluWHl
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For WcFt VtrEiHia, falr ana slightly
yynfnof Friday. caBtofly shifting to south
prly Winds. ,,-,,...
Nor western Pennsylvania, fair Friday,
warmer Friday afternoon, llght 10 lfcsh
ulYiAnrly winds. shifting ~ snnlhuN!
Nor Ohio, fair ana warmer Friday, ught
tn frosh rnstorly winds. shifting TO Houih-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-08

The Persecution Presents Some OF the
Strongest Testimony Yet Addueed TIA
support ofihs FOrGsrlsu Alleged 20 Have
Been Uttered,