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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-22
AGGRAVATED WHITES
And the Negroes Ars suffering In Conss-
qHrncs- LynehInE IN Suspect.

qurnes-LynehinE Ia I respect.
FLORENCE. Ala, July Alan upris-
Ing against the negro workmen on che
government works at Rlve'lon, Ala.
last night, caused a small war at that
place, and to-day those negroes who
can get away. are leaving,
Yesterday a negro attempted a GRIM
lnal assault on Mrs. S. l.. Vaughn Mrs
Waugh escaped from him, as the negro
In rursuing her fell over a chair. The
neIghborhood was aroused and chase
was given to the negro, who escaped TO
the woods,
The negroes fendlsh attempts and the
lnsolence OF other negroes, several hun-
dred In number, lncensed the white
workmen, and they determined to run
the blacks out OF town, There were
several fights between the negroes and
whites and one white man was serious
ly out. The excitement was intense and
many negroes might have been killed
had o the counsel OF cooler heads
prevailed,
The < who caused the riot yes
terday was captured this morning. He
has been Identified by Mrs. Vaughn and
proves TO be the same negro who cut n
white man last night. There will be a
lynching before night,
Rlverton people are sending to neigh
boring towns for men, guns and ammu-
milton. The most serious trouble Is fear
ed. Many negroes are leaving the
town. Others are sullen and defiant, As
the morning train passed Riverton
Junction one hundred panlc-strieken
negroes boarded 1t, many without mo-
ney to pay fare, They were allowed to
ride to the next station.
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The McLure parlors were the scene
Of a happy gathering yesterday even
ing, the occasion being the christening
Of the infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs S. G.
Robinson. and in honor Of the event,
Mrs. l.. j. Robinson, grandmother OF
the child, rendered a dinner party to
about twenty friends.
The ceremony OF baptism vas per-
formed by Rev. Jacob Birmingham, rec
tor OF ST. Luke's p. e. church. The
given name bestowed upon the child
was Wilbur II. Following the cere-
mony the party sat down to q course
dinner, which was a very elaborate af-
fair. The table decorations were very
pretty and tasteful. At the conclusion
Of the dinner, impromptu musical num-
bers further enhanced a pleasing and
ENJOYABLE function.
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FROM THE ORIENT.
Fire In Royal Palace, bangkok M'''ian-
aries Attacked by Chinese.

ANANn MANMAANM W
VANCOUVER, b. c.. July 2i.-The
Canadian Pacific steamship Empress OF
India arrived from the orient, having
made a speedy passage. She brings the
following advlces;
on June 16 fire broke out In the Royal
palace at Bangkok, slam, and for a time
threatened to be a very serious eonfa-
grafton. Fortunately there was but little
wind and the blaze was confined 70 the
building In which II started. a quantity
of medical stores, 800 rifles n mueh
ammunition was destroyed. The later
exploded and several people were IN
jured. The treasury building was Tor
some time in danger.
According TO the latest native reports
from Szechuan. the famine there IL stu
at It's height and people are dying from
starvation by hundreds daily.
While returning from lhe annual
meeting OF the American mission at
Ching Chou to H'Augehlachuang, Rev
A. II. Smith and II. D, Porter, Mrs. Por-
ter and two children were attacked by a
mob, They were travelling by boat and
had tied up for the night Just outside the
city. Rocks and other missiles were
thrown at the party but they kept the
mob at bay by firing nifty shots into the
air until soldiers arrived. The people
accuse the missionaries of kidnapping a
child,
Five missionary riots are reported 70
have occurred In Klangsl province In as
many weeks. The last riot In which
three churches were destroyed by a mob,
occurred on June II.
japanese papers state that the ship
Glenorlght, bound from Yokohama TO.
Kobe, which was reported lost, a life
buoy having been found on the west
coast OF Vancouver island. was spoken
June 10, In latitude 1920 north longitude
145 west.
According to the Japanese papers Ko-
kumln, Mr.. Bouk, the United States MIN
lster. has brought with him instructions
to maintain as pacific an attitude as pos
slble between Japan and the United
States. The paper remarks that this Is
as 1t should be and 1t would be a great
pity to interrupt the friendly relations
which have hitherto prevailed between
America and Japan especially over such
q paltry thing as Hawaii.
The Corean government has decided to
open the ports Of Monk-Pho and Chin
Pom-Pho after October /,
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ANNUAL REUNION.
Pl,,, IVES, virginia Infantry Survivors
Preparing for tic Event.

Pir,t West virginia Infantry survivors
Preparing for tile Event
THE eleventh annual reunion OF tho
First West Virginia Infantry VIII be
held at Columbus. Ohio. September o.
and efforts are being made to have as
mnny members Of the society present
an lhie occasion ns possible. The socl'
ely OF the Army u West virginia mceti
I'm the sninc city September ~ v ana
IA. md az the railroads have mhdo fatci
M ono cont per milo for this meeting,
N viii likely prove n great indictment
for n large attendance Of the survivors
NJ the First Wost virginia Infantry
Volunteers. ,
Secretary George ~ Crawford, OF
Woliaburg, has sent out Invitations to
ali iiie menbcrA. In which he sets forth
some of the arrangements made. thu
headquarters NJ the regiment VIII DO ~
the Neil House. and tho meetlngA VIII
he held In tho senate chamber OF thu
state house. The meeting Will be called
M order by President Thayof Molvln
on lho morning " September . nj 1880
o'clock,
Turihor Information concerning tho
gocloiy OF the Army of West virginia,
Inc accommodations mnde, etc, may ba
sorufsd from Captain James a, HufnH,
n, f. A., Columbus Tho reunions OF
both societies should attract . large
number M the boys who woro The blue
among west VirginlaB mountains and
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There were few developments In the
local mining strike situation yesterday.
The only development OF any import
ance was the action of some of the men
at the Glendale mine In returning to
work. They struck through sympathy.
on Tuesday afternoon, and II was not
supposed that the mine would be oper-
ated yesterday, However. several OF
the miners worked yesterday and will
continue during the strike. It seems
that they are being employed in get
ting out sufficient coal to supply the en-
gines Of the Baltimore & Ohio and Ohio
River roads, AS stated yesterday
morning, the shutting down of this
mine would have greatly Inconvenience
ed the Ohio River road. as there are no
other mines along its line in this part of
the state. No coal will be dug by the
Glendale men for shipment.
The miners' officials are nov at work
on the men employed at several other
mines in the Panhandle district and
claim that some of them will join the
strike within a day or two.
Up at Dlllonvale there is no change in
the situation. Since the Dillon and
Long Run mines were boarded up, It
has become the general belief that the
Wheeling, Lake Erie g. Pittsburgh Coal
Company has decided not to attempt to
work the mines with outside labor. The
men do not anticipate that the mines
have been closed permanently, 40 they
have been led to believe.
The output OF coal from the Fair
mount region all passes Wheeling.
Some Off goes through TO the west on
the Baltimore & Ohio. and the balance
Is transferred to the two lake coal cav
rying roads. Yesterday very little coal
went over the former road and not
as much as usual on the Wheeling n
Lake Erie line. II appears that the
breaks at Fairmont have decreased the
output OF coal In that region temporar-
fly at least, The Baltimore & Ohio Is
being severely scored for increasing Its
coal carrying tariff on m side and on
another the Increase In rates Is received
with satisfaction. The operators, OF
course, are kicking, while the strikers
and their sym%pathlzers affect 10 see In
this move ON the part of MessTs. Cowan
and Murray, a sympathetic feeling for
their cause,
There is considerable interest In TO-
days demonstration by the striking MI
ners Of Wheeling, Benwood, Glendale
and Bellalre. According to the pro-
gramme the men are to assemble at
Benwood this afternoon and march to
the works of the Boggs' Run Mining
Company and OF the Koontz company,
where efforts to bring out the working
miners viii be made. The mission is a
peaceablc one and II is not anticipated
that there will be any trouble.
Sylvester Scovel, the staff correspond
ent OF the New York World, was In
Wheeling yesterday morning, en- route
from Falrmont TO Pittsburgh. He and
Mrs. scovei left on the afternoon Bal
timore & Ohio train. Mr.. Scovel says
that there is not the slightest doubt OF
the failure Of Debs and the other strike
leaders to create q general strike In the
Falrmont district, where so many OF the
men own their own homes and act In q
conservative way. knowing full well
what they are after before they jump.
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or. AppLsrONls VIEWS.
Doe. Not Believe there will be Trouble In
West Virginia.

LUCE ANNh
West Virginia.
or AdJutant General Appleton and
Governor Atkinson's staff, which passed
through Cincinnati enroute to Chicago
and the unwilling of the Logan monu-
ment, the Commercial Tribune says:
A good deal OF Interest is conferred at
present in west Virginia, on account OF
the pivotal position 1t occupies In the
mining troubles OF the country, but Cen
eral Appleton expressed himself as be-
lIeying there would be no serious trouble
their.
''The miners are, as a rule, standing by
the nherators. for they recognize them as
their friends" he said. land they are
both anxious to get back the trade lost
In the last strike. I do not anticipate
any trouble and hope there VIII be none,
but the militia of the state Is In excellent
shape and ready to preserve law ana Or
der II Il becomes necessary.
"slnce the present administration o
charge az the states affairs the enlist
ments OF the national guard have been
sn heavy that / nave had 10 limit the
number Of men in each company TO FeV-
e~nty.Rve," continued the general. They
all seem anxious to help make the MILL
ia second to none In the country ana
great Interest Is shown In the work. yes
we rave a hardy lot Of men In the state.
I had offered me recently a company OF
men every one OF whom was over six
fcet IN height and guaranteed 10 weigh
over 1870 pounds, That shows the KIND OF
stock our men are made Of. and they are
az intelligent RS they are big. Governor
Atkinson will Join us In Chicago and will
deliver an address at the unveillng OF the
monument"
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MARIETTA, o., July 2L-John sullI.
van, aged 30 years. n married nan with
Ave children. and Miss Mary Cassidy,
aged rs years, eloped from oil city n
week ago. They were located here TO
day by the girls father John CaEsadny
superintendent of the Standard refinery
at oil city. The couple were In destl
tute circumstances The meeting o
father and daughter ut the police our
was most nffoctlonate. Sullivan has
been released from custody on the pro-
mise To leave this part Of the country
md the girl and her father have CONS
home.
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ABOUT PEOPLE
stranEsrli In the city and wheeling Folk.
Abroad.

olFhhEcFAt III the Wy anu WhcoltnS rolha
Abroad.
DIR, A. s. warder. IT,, Of Grafton, is at
the Mcclure.
Mrs, Green and daughter, of Sisters
Vile. are at the Stamm.
Miss Belle Prlchard, of Warrington.
was a stamm guest yesterday.
Mrs. s, N. Lawrence, OF SIstersvllle,
was a guest OF the Windsor yesterday.
George Glvens, of wellsburg, was in
the city yesterday. stopping at the Nc
Lure.
George solderbach and wife, OF Cam
den on Gauley, were at the Howell yes
terday.
Mira t. ]. Campbell. and son, of Sis
%tersville, registered yesterday at the
Windsor.
Miss Lydia Prince, who has been at
tending school at Natchez, Miss, is home
on her vacation.
Mrs. Matte Dennis and her daughter
and son, of Natchez, Miss,. are visiting
her mother, Mrs. Thomas Prince, OF the
Island.
Con Yeager, the genial butchers sup
plies drummer, was at the Mcclure last
night, and. to keep up his record, regis
tered from Bellaire.
: W. N. Bee. OF Pennsboro. has accepted
a travelling position with II. T. McGre-
gor & Co. Mr.. Bee Travelled for a Cum
berland house five years.
Paul Jones and NJ, C. Turner, of New
York city. who are journeylng to Nash
Vile. Tenn, on their bikes" were quar-
tered at the Mcclure last night.
a party of Baltimore & Ohio officials
registered at the Mcclure last night. In
the party were motive power superln-
tendents Harvey Middleton and l. N.
Kalbaugh, and superintendent OF the
Pittsburgh division NJ. B. Cutter,
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rOM wArsON's Wall
Calls on Batlsr 90 iss'iEa hA National
Chairmauship.

Chairmaushlp.
ATLANTA. Ca. July Ain his PEG
Pies party paper Of this week. out to-
night. Thomas E. Watson calls on sena-
tor Butler to resign the national chair
manship OF the Peoples party. lie
with Butler at the head OF our
host the host is not going to mareh'
We had enough OF Butler and Butler
ism. lie has deceived us n Is deceiN-
ing us now. He is in collision with u
foes, Just as Allen is. We cannot hsht
fusion with a fusionist In command
There is no sense in trying Il.
This party is entitled to a Chairman
who is In sympathy with It's policy as
declared at Nashville, Populism ean-
not go to success unless n Populist leads
tia leader who puts principles above
offices. and who realizes the deadly mis-
take OF putting u party into corrupt
bargalnlngs for office with its foes.
Let Mr.. Butler resign, Let us have
Washburn or Reed for q chairman. Let
us have an official head In whom the
rank and file put confidence"
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Special Dispatch to tho I%ntelllgencer.
WASHINGTON, d. c., July 9l.-Pen-
sion certificates have been issued to
West Virginia applicants as follows:
Increase-Job Cater. Parkersburg;
Thomas Edwards, Hartford.
Relssue-Robert Childers, Grimm's
Landing; John Wells, jerks.
widows and Observation-Disclosures Of
Samuel W. Goho. Moundsville; Magda-
lena White. Tyner; Susan McFord,
R~owlesburg.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES C. Humphrey,
Wheeling.
Restoration and re-lssue-Gilbert W.
Lewis, Weston.
Increase-Orr Melklc, Rome: william
II. Ruble. Fontaine Spring; Henry NJ.
Pelton, Corinth.
jeremiah Terry, OF Martins Ferry, o.,
has obtained an Increase Of his pension,
as has also Isaac c. Harris, Of Zanes-
willie.
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TACOMA, wash, July 2l.-The main
party of the Mazamas mountain climb.
err have started for the peak Of Mount
Tacoma. Among the prominent men Of
science who will participate in the expe-
dillon IL Dr. u. Turner. chief OF the for
estry division Of the United States agrI-
cultural department, vice inspector OF
the Russian forestry department. DR., c..
Hart Merriam; Prof. Bailey. assistant OF
the biological survey and Prof j. c. Rus
sell and party, 0f the geological survey.
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sHAMoKIN, Pa, July 21.-Two mine
fatalities occurred here to-day. In an
explosion of gas at the GIrard mine.
Frank Sheridan, an engineer. suffered
a compound fracture OF the skull, which
soon afterwards caused his death. John
Bublne. driver boy and John Francis
door boy, were painfully burned, Sheri-
dan was married only four weeks ago
A fall OF coal at the Richards mine KILL
cd Wallace Anton. aged thirty-one.
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BOARD OF EDUCATION
lIssis thls Evsning-oIty's school Tsaeh-
ers will be Elected.

2" 49,
The board OF education meets this
evening. aud besides electIng the corps
of teachers for the public schools, the
election of teachers for the high school
win come up, As exclusively stated in
Yesterdays Intelligencer, Professor
Work, OF Wooster, Ohio. has been rec
commended by the committee In charge,
for the position OF principal,
The other male teacher will be Prof.
N. D. Turner, OF Moundsville, who is
spoken OF as a very brilliant young
man. He was graduated from Bethany
college, with first honors, class OF 's4,
and as ne had experience at the River
side steel works as chemist, he is rarely
endowed to teach chemistry, More re-
Gently he has been connected with the
Carnegie library, az Johnstown, Pa,
The other high school teachers will
be selected from five districts. They
are at present teachers In the public
schools.
Opposition to the high school may
develop a fight on the appointments,
but II Is expected that the proceedings
Will be very harmonious.
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Special Dispatch to tho lntelllgcnccr.
sTEUBENvILLE. o., July 21.-The
tin bar mill at the Mlngo Junction
works was operated yesterday mostly
with new men, at a 10 per cent reduce
ton. To-day enough men stayed
away to prevent operations, several be-
ing inundated by threats. An Aetna
vile colored man happened in the town
last night. and a. 1t was thought he
was going to work he was given u ter
rible maullng.
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VIM. vlRor ana vlctory-lhcBc are tho
characteristics Of be wits Little EARLY
RlEep, the famous little pills Tor cone
atlpn,ion, blllousncas aud an stomach
ana llyor troubles Charles H. noolye,
Market and Twelfth ]stroctR, Chatham
FItty.slxth and Jacob streets,
A. ~ Acheolo, No Goa Main street. Ex.
ley nroai Penn ana Zane streets, Bowie
. Co., bridgeport
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plnte GIn,. worL. 20 I.e.nme.

KoKoMo, Ind, July 2l.-The Pitts
burgh Plate Glass Company posted no.
tlces to-day that the plant would re-
sumo operations tomorrow In every de-
partment. When the plant closed down
several weeks ago It was stated that
operations would not be resumed until
September /. but an Unexpectedly larg,
demand for glass is the cause of the
early resumption. Eight hundred men
are interested.
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pr,tty san -Punl.hm,nt.

VANCOUVER, b. C., July 2l.-The
princess dowager OF China has con
fined Prince Tsai for life in a dungeon
for not being present to congratulate
her on her birthday and in refusing to
worship at the shrine Of his ancestors.
His title is to be taken away from him
and he is TO be publicly whipped on the
bare back with bamboos until he
screams for mercy, after which he is to
be shut up between four walls and fed
on spare diet until he repents. This
decree has been published in the court
gazette.
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TIE RIVER.


YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES
Charleston. ..KANAWHA, $50 a. IN.
Pittsburgh. BEN HuR, 400 p. IN.
Slstersvllle. RUTH, $3.50 p. m.
C%larlngton. LEROY. $3.50 p. IN.
Steubenville. II. NJ. Bayne, $3.50 p. m,
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Pittsburgh. H. X. BEDFORD, $50 a. m
Pnrkersburg .ARGAND, II a. m.
Matamoras.. LEXINGTON, II n. m.
slstersville RUTH, $3.50 p. IN.
Darlington. LEROY, $3.50 !. m
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Parkersburg BEN HuR, II a. m.
s%lstersyille RUTH. $3.50 p. m.
LEROY, $3.50 n. m.
steubenville. Il. NJ. BAYNE, $50 p. m
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One Of the largest trolley parties OF
the season was that of last evening on
the Wheeling electric line under the
auspices Of No. 4 Council, Daughters OF
Liberty. Five crowded cars. all beau
decorated and illuminated, made
a brilliant appearance. The commit.
tee In charge was composed Of Messrs.
r. J.. Coles. Charles Kurner, and Misseg
COnnel, Eckart and Albus.
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~ CRAVE hut ono Minute" snld
the public speaker IN n husky voice.
and then IN took n dose OF one Mimic
Cough cure, and proceeded with his on.
ntory, ono Minute Cough euro n un
ylun!lod for thront and lung troubles
Chhrlch v Hoctgc, Market and TNrlfl,
'treots chatham Sinclair Worty.slNlI
Anl JACOB streets, A. ~ prhuclo. Nv.
oO' Main street llylcy nr1H ponn ana
Hlho Streets Bowie q Co, bridgeport :
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HIGGINsPoRT, o.. July 2l.-The
steamer Silver Wave was burned to-
day. The steamer was on the docks for
repairs and the fire was caused by the
explosion of a lamp. The Silver Wave
was slxty-three tons capacity aud had
been running between Augusta and
Portsmouth.
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Thomas l.. Lewis. the secretary OF the
Ohio miners, says there is nothing new
in mining circles In eastern Ohio; that
the miners are all firm and that every
where the greatest quiet prevails await.
ing the result OF the efforts among West
virginia miners, or for something to urn
nm somewhere that will bring the desired
~end-better wages for the miner.
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leave for 81. MIchaels on the ssth lust.
Scores locked TO the company's otiee
again to-day and enough decided a. 50
that way 10 make up the 200 which the
steamer can carry. A great majority go
from san Francisco, but a number be-
long 10 the interior OF the state, which Is
largely supplying recruits for the fu-
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SPOKANE. Wash, July 9l,-The Le-
roy Mining Company has just declared a
dividend of 100000, This is the second
dividend Of a like amount paid this
month. It is thought the company VIII
declare still another dividend before the
end Of the month. To date this mine has
paid $4,000 In dividends.
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OIL CtTY-Rlvor 2 feet 2 inches and
falling slowly Cloudy and warm.
Observation-Disclosures 4 feet and ria.
Ing n the dam, Cloudy.
Observation-Disclosures o feet nnd
stationary Cloudy aud warm. Passed
lown-Thc John Cook, Enterprise, Eliza.
Mariner, Volunteer, and Rcsolute.
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Collector of Internal Revenue A. -
White, Of the district OF West Virginia,
was In the city last night. In conference
with local Republicans, but no Inform
alton as to changes In the local reye-
nue. Office vas obtained.
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The Baltimore & Ohio railroad
sent out the advance guard of Its big
Atlantic City excursion at 1880 O'Clock
last night, and on to-dny's trains many
other excurslonists VIII leave for the
seashore.
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CHRIsTIANA, July FLA telegram
from stavanger states that a carrier
pigeon has been caught In the neigh
borhood OF Soevde, in Rlfylke, with 4
silver ring upon one OF It's feet and the
following stamped upon Its wings;
North Pole 1i2W 47.62."
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WAS NOT SERIOUS,

baltimore q Ohio "Cinnon HALL" Delayed
by n Freight Wreck.
The Baltimore & ohlo's "Cannonball'
train. due here from Pittsburgh for Gin
clnnatI at 1880 O'Clock last night, had
o arrived at 8 o'clock this morning. 1t
was a~scertalned that there had been q
slight freight wreck at Tunnel Siding,
enst Of the city. Though the passenger
train was delayed. the wreck was not
serious and nobody was injured, ac-
cordlng Il the latest information re-
relYed.
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PITTSBURGH, Pa. July 21.-Mrs,
Martha Norris. aged forty -four years,
wife OF John Norris, whose home Is at
Etnn. Pa. while temporarily insane,
jumped from a third story window at
the South Side hospital. this morning.
about 5 o'clock, and was killed.