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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-06-21

WASHINGTON, D. C.. June 2o.-The
Republican senators In charge OF the
,arlr bill begin to feel that the end Is
almost in sight They do not hope to
conclude the consideration OF the bill
by the close OF the present week, but
thew expec, by that time TO be able TO
say when they can complete the work.
As n matter OF met the difficulty OF ad-
,nstlnR differences In their own party
IL causing the managers more pcrple1-
Itv al present than is the open opposl-
lion 10 the bill IN the senate. II has
baen found almost impossible TO har-
rnonlzs tho contendlng forces among
PerublIcans on the tobacco and wool
schedules. The differences on tobacco
have been compromised. though not TO
the satisfaction OF all concerned, ana
n there should be another caucus De-
fore the tobacco schedule Is taken up
IN the senate the question - liable 10
be re0pened there.
Eenafe At tho opening OF the session
Monday, and Il Is Senator Allison's pur-
p0se TO press the schedule forward TO
close. Hence It will be impossible 10
tnstpone for q very much longer time
tbe settlement Of the differences on this
question. II is expected that II the COM
mlttee should not be able to announce
a determination by some time Monday
she matter viii be referred 70 an early
caucus. or caucus may be called II the
committee fixes n rate that Is not salts
factory TO the wool men. There IL little
doubt that an advance will be conceded
BY the committee. but the question OF
interest is whether the increase Will De
all that the wool men demand.
The wool schedule Will, OF course. give
rise 70 an animated debate, but the
Democratic senators say there Is no dis
position on their part to needlessly pro-
long IL. There are also numerous artI-
cles on the free list and In the sun
dry" schedule which viii arouse differ
erces OF opinion. and II the Repubh-
cans do not Withdraw the internal reve-
nue. features OF the bill there viii be a
sharp clash over this. They are prac-
ticnliy decided. however, to retreat from
these provisions. II ~ also practically
determined that the house provision In
regard TO Hawaiian sugar viii be con-
tinued pending the disposition OF tho
Hawaiian annexation.
For the rest. the question OF reclproc-
ny and the problem presented by the
trusts in connection with the tRrin are
sim undetermined by the Republicans
themselves. but there IS no iuubt that
there will be more or less general de-
bate upon any propositions agreed to
when presented In the senate.
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roR.elnlm I.uI.h Yonth.

DoYLEsToN. Pn., June 2o.-The
magnificent property acquired by tho
Jewish National Farm School Assoc'a-
lion near here. was consccrAted to-day.
Trnon the stand were n notable assem-
bIaee Of clergy and lnity. the legal ana
medical professions. the business men
ana the public officials The man pIr. uir.
pose Of the institution " 20 iTG,u',l' l,i
Jewish youth to that agricult.uirhl liis 70
,,rnos Int which has been abandoned
t%r mercantile and commercial pursuits
Ex-Goyernor Robert Il. Pattlson pre-
aided NJ the dedication ceremonies ana
addrcsees were made by Judge Ycrkcs,
0f Ruckg county. and Rabbi Joseph
T[rauskopf and number or other prom
InenL men made addresses
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SECRET MEETINe
or FIVE Great Orders Of Railway Em.
pIoyrs-Thsy Favor AThitI alton.

or Eve Great Orders Of Railway EN-.
PIoyrs-Thsy Favor Affirmation.
NEW CASTLE, Pa. June 2o.-The
union secret meeting OF the i've great
orders Of railway employees In the Elks'
hall this afternoon was a most enthu-
sIastlc one, and was attended by mem-
bers from all parts OF the country. The
press committee OF the meeting was In
structed 10 only give out the resolutions
passed, but It is understood that steps
were taken looking for a federation.
The resolutions as passed record the
various railroad labor organizations as
faYoring arbitration in the settlement
OF all differences between themselves
and their employers, and call on the
Republican party to make good Its cam
puign promises to have an arbitration
law speedily passed; protest against
further extension Of time IN which rail-
road companies shall equip their cars
and engines with automatic brakes and
favor a restriction for foreign immi-
grafton.
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nnrrr cnn,. FOR umbrnre.

KANSAS CITY. Mo-, June 2o.-Be-
cause a deputation from the local
queen Victoria Diamond Jubilee associ-
alton called upon Bishops Glennon and
Hogan recently and asked them TO
order prayer In their churches for
Queen Victoria, and did not walt upon
the dlgnataries OF the Episcopal church
with a similar request, Rev. p. +.
Duffy, OF the Episcopal church Of Kansas
City, deeply incensed resigned from the
association. In his letter Of resignation
addressed to British Vice Consul Philip
l.. Burrough, OF this city. he says a fia-
grant insult has been offered the Prot
estant Episcopal church, which IN Eng.
lnnd Is the church OF England, and
through that church the RffrOnt has
been transmitted to the Queen. As a
result local Episcopal churches to-day
did not offer prayers for her majesty,
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PITTsBuRGH. Pa. June 2o.-An in-
dustrihl revival along the 8Iononga-
hela valley has started and prospecta
are brighter than for months past.
Both the Edgar Thomson and the
Homestead steel works resumed this
evening. all departments running ful1.
The Duquesne steel works, which have
been manufacturing bElletS. commenced
tonight on rails. Enough orders arc
on hand to keep these plants working
the greater part OF The year.
AT BraddOck. the Pittsburgh and tho
Rankin wire works arc in full opera
ton.
The Duquesne forge is on fun for the
first time in two years.
At McKeesport, the national tubS
works put in operation additional de-
partments to-day and the Devices Wood
company IS reported as likely 70 start
up in a few days.
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PRESIDENTS FRIENDSHIP
For ,rr. White Turnsd the Scales in Ills
Favor.


Favor.
Special Dispatch to the Intolllgsnccr.
WASHINGTON. " C., June 2o.-The
nomination OF Mr.. White for the reve-
aue collectorshlp, made yesterday, puts
good man In the Office. and keeps an
other good man out Of II. That II was
disappointing to the friends of Mr. Da-
Wis Is true; that thc appointment OF
Mr. Davis would have been dislppolnt-
Ing to Mr.. Whites friends. Is equally
true Tho logic or events seemed 10 be
favorable 90 the selection or the Graf
ton candidate. but the resident was IA
yorable 10 tho PnfkersburB man, and
that beat logic.
II doep not tranBpIre. however. that.
In consequence OF the decision, there Is
a quarrel" between Representative
Dayton and Senator Elklns. Mr Day
ton waH earnestly IN favor OF the nD-
p0intment Of Mr.. Davis openly and
aFgreshvely. 60. naturally, he did oil
that an honorable man could DO To
secure the Presidents favorable action
but while the latter was willing to give
and rendered to Mr.. Davis any other
available p0sitlOn Of equal or greater
Prominence. he preferred to appoint
Mr. White 10 the CollectOFahip.
NJ Davis could not accept any other
appointment. and thc President was so
Informed. At the last white house con
lerence upon the subject, President Nc
kinley assured Mr. Dayton Of his high
rcnard for himself and for Mr.. DAVIS
nnd on numerous occasions repeated hi9
offer NJ other appointment. no thar
While Mr. Davis was not chosen collec-
Tor hc had the choice OF several other
o'llecs Of Importance, md ranka high In
The estimation OF the President.
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sENsATIONAI SUE
Stockholders suod for the Return Of DiVl
dsndS that were Not Earned.

stoekhoIdsrs suod for the Return Of DiVi'
dsnds that were Not Earned.
ST. LOUIS, June 2O-A special to the
Republic from Lincoln. Neb., says:
Nearly 100 monIed men of Illinois, scat
tered over the state from Chicago to
East st. Louls,many Of them residing At
Peoria and Galesburg. have been made
defendants In what 10 likely TO prove the
most sensational national bank lidga-
tIon ever Instituted in the west, the next
chapter IN che famous case IN whtcn
Charles Mesher, president OF the detunct
Capital National bank, Of this city, ng-
ured to the extent Of stealing something
over million dollars.
The bank closed in 1891. Ten years
prior to that time the Capital Natlonal
had been paying immense dlvidend1
amounting In the aggregate 70 q halt
million OF dollars.
The stockholders were mostly Illinois
people. Receiver Hayden, OF the Masher
bank, now has brought suit against these
stockholders 10 force them To- return the
dividends paid by MaSher on the ground
that they were not earned. but were palu
out Of the money Of the depositors. He
says that the books show that the bank
never made dollar.
A similar suit has just been decided
here against New York stockholder'
n. Ward Howard. OF New York city,
who must return 900 paid 20 him In
dividends by Mosher. Receiver Hayden,
], W. DeWeese. Charles Magoon, ]. II.
Amos and II. n. Llmbernon, have Just
returned from Chicago, where they took
Mosher's testimony in the case. Mosher
declares that the dividends were earned
and that II the books do not show they
have been mutllated since he left the
bank.
The law ls clear that II the dividends
were unearned they must be returned TO
reimburse the depositOrs. Mosher Is now
living in Chicago, II Is said, In regal
Rfyle
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BUFFALO. N. Y, June 2o.--FIre last
night partly destroyed the home OF JOS
eph Meleusld, in East Buffalo, and his
i've children were frlghtfully burned.
Sophie. aged ten, died in a hospital this
morning. Mary, aged twelve, Brown
lslea, fVe years old, Veronica, three
years old, and Cecilia, ngcd eight, are
living in cots at the hospital and the at
tending physicians say there Is little
chance for their recovery. Melenski Is
also In the hospital His arms and
face were burned In the attempt to save
his children.
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SAN FRANCISCO, June 2o,-TwO
sharp and severe shocks of earthquake
were felt here to-day. the ofIlcial time
OF the FIRST as taken by the United
states Weather Bureau being l2lt:OI.
II was followed almost Immediately by
a second shock. The vibrations were
from west TO east Clocks were stop
ped and suspended lamps and decora-
lions were broken IN some places, but
no real damage Is reported. The shocks
were the most severe experienced here
for many years. The earthquake was
general throughout the state.
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NEW ORLEANS, June eO.-At :
o'clock this morning the Plckwlck ho-
tel cafe and annex, li9 and i2l carondo-
lot street. and the building adjoining,
occupied by W. II. Moore. fishing
tackle guns, etc, were Guttcd by fire.
as were also the two upper stories OF
the Picltwlck hotel There were but few
Without injury. The total loss by the
firc is estimated at 100000 fully in
4
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PEHHgYIYAN1G 1RaIs1AruRE
Rsvsnuo Measures Designed % Csvor q
TreaEaFy DsfeIsney,

RsVOnuo MOaSuroS Designed % C0VoF ne
TrsaEaFy DshsIsney.
HARRISBURG, Pa. June 2o.-It iS
not certain yet that the legislature wiz
adjourn July l. The members are an-
xlous to get away. but II the private
charities cannot be saved by extending
the session they are willing to stay.
Senator Quay Will be here Monday
night. for a conference with the lead-
ers OF the house and senate and the
state officials. A programme Yill be
mapped out that win be ratified by the
legislature. The revenue problem has
not yet been solved to the satisfaction
Of any members.
The club license and the direct Insur-
ance bill are still on the house caIep-
dar, and may be taken up at any time
for final passage. The beer bills have
been amended bly, the senate By .hxing
a tax OF one cent gallon on foreign
and domestic brew. These three prop
osltlons would raise enough revenue &c
cover the deficiency of $500. .O90, and
take care OF the private charities, ask.
ing state aid. The horizontal tax btli
IS In the hands OF subcommittee oi
the ways and means committee lne
will be In shape to be reported Tuesday
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NEW YORK. June co. Herman War
szawlak, the Chrlstlanized Hebrew.who
has been seeking admission into the
Presbyterian church as a minister, and
who for n long time had the support Of
Rev. Or. John Hail. OF the Fifth Ave-
nue. Presbyterian church, was to-day
publicly denounced before the congres
cation OF that church as an immoral
person and guilty OF gambling. He
was also suspended from the communion
OF the church.
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HAIoUs OF H1s W1PR
FrankIRarnS Puts Five BullSts IN Ilol
Body ana KILL HimnHlG

-SAANA4
Body and KIllS HImSOIE.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, June 2O.-word
has Just reached here OF a murder and
suicide near Harmarsville. small town
on the Pittsburgh & Western railroad.
about fifteen miles from here. Frank
Karns. an employe OF the American
Glue Works. has been Jealous OF his
wife for some time, and last week left
town. supposedly for Chicago, Their
six-year-old child was left with q rel-
atIve, Alex Hanna, at SpFlngdale, and
the wife went TO friends house 20
live.
To-day Mrs. Karns went to Sprngdaio
to visit her child. and as she was re-
turning and had reached Harrison, she
was met by her husband, who at once
commenced shooting and before he cult
he had shot his wife five times and
himself once. The bullet Karns put IN.
to himself proved fatal In a very short
tlme, and his wife can scarcely survive
the night. Karns was thirty-five ye0r1
old and his wife thirty. No other cause
than Jealousy is known for the crlmo.
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nrln colI.r. Cornm.nesm,nh

Special Dispatch to tho inteiliEencer'
sCfo, o.. June 2O.-The thirty-seeohd
annual commencement OF scio college
viii be held June a. The annual ud-
dress before the literary societies was
delivered June 18th. by Rev Or. Robins
~ Martins Ferry. There are a grRdu-
nics In NH departments. The collegiate
Graduates are Birdie AlbHuRh, G. H.
NoCombs. Reno b. Mckinney. DalHy
n price, H. c. Seran, Kltturah "
Gplkor. c, 4. Vail. ot Soio. w r. Boct-
tlsbsr. Of Claflngton; l. =. Endsley Of
runway: l.. W LePngc, NJ Midway.
PAL A, L. wilson. Of Archer Celia ov.
by:oRsgI &, d. SpFGS, u 1'iDBER
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CATHOLIC SERVICES
high Mass Celebrated aud Special Ts
Dsnm sung.

INlgn MAS NelHuEANNW ANU eFNNsAA 20
Dsum sung.
LONDON. June 2O.-Hlgh mass at the
Brompton oratury was made the Occa-
sion OF thanksgiving for the queens
jubilee on the part OF her Roman Cath
Ollie subjects, a special tc deum being
sung. The oratory was richly decorated
Tor the occasion. the marble columns In
side the efince being draped with GRIM
son and the ch1ncel with cloth OF gold.
The chairs Of the ENJOYS. upholstered in
gold, were placed on the crimson carpet.
1t was a most striking function the
music being magnificent. The large
building was crowded TO It's utmost capa-
city. Mgr. Stoncr the pope's envoy, oill-
clnted at high maE At the close uf
mass Cardinal Vaughan read n jubilee
pastoral. cluqucntly reviewing the his
tory 0f the queens reign and commend
Ing her virtues after which he lntoned
the to doum and gave the pontlllcal
blessing
Al the ENJOYS from Catholic countries
were present. IN full Uniform, except the
prince and princess OF Naples, who We're
absent owing to the presence Of the papal
Goo..u%!g lsfy aE' .tsi 81 aas. e.
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shnl and Sir John, Austin Represented the
Roman Catholic members Of the house.
Upon the arrival OF General Devaust, the
French envoy, the band outside played
the ''Marsellaise.
In his sermon Cardinal Vaughan dWelt
upon the glory OF the queens reign as
peculiarly grateful to the Roman Cath
Ollcs of the empire. because It had always
been consistent with the extension Of
freedom OF conscience OF her Roman
Catholic subiectH,
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spurt M gouthoru Iron lIortot.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. June 2o.-
Iron has had a little spurt here this
week, and It is said there has been con-
siderable activity In the trade through
this district On Friday, Citico furnace
sold 0.OO0 tons TO Cincinnati, and fur
nacemen say they have had more in-
qulries the past week than they have
had for many months. Whether there
is any decided improvement in the gan-
erai market or not the local dealers ~
they have enough orders to depleto the
stock In q very short time
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sURURBAY HANDICAP
AZ shsspShsNd nAy-cHndidHts' siftsd
Downto Ten siaTtrTH.


Down 10 Ten SiATtrru.
NEW YORK, June 2O-Thc candI-
dates for the Suburban handicap to
be run at sheepsheud Bay on Tuesday
next have been slftcd down to ten
starters. one by one the horses have
fnllen by the wnysIde. and the four top
weights gave It up some time ago. This
lcnycs Ben Brush as the colt with the
highest lmpost, and he VIII have 90
sbonIder one hundred aud twenty three
mounds. He In In such fnc condition
however, that he Is likely TO be the ia
vorlte from this time out
Bclmar Is the next IN weight, ana his
one hundred and iwcnty-one pounds
looks like a staggcrcr. as he could get
nowhere near Ben Brush on Thursday
with ono hundred aud eighteen pounds
IN although he was badly ridden. Hal
ma comes ncxt with ono hundred and
twenty pounds, but as he had 10 be
driven and fougcd on wednesday INST
carrying one hundred ana twelve
hounds. he beat Brandywlnc at mile
In i:I2lt, It seems as II his chances arc
Howard Mann. at one hundred and
eIrhtcen pounds. and the Win
nor nj ono hundred and pounds, follow
sd and one or the other viii represent
pittsburgh Phil with Belmnr The
wlnuer's second race. the Metropolitan
bnndicap.was good enough TO make him
n atrang choice. although a few cN-
meet 60 see him beat Ben Brush, How
Ard Mann, Of course. Il the faith ot tha
stable IN case ot wet track IN which
,b,f colt ia at home II would be
strange IL Sir Walter wcrc not In the
Me b1ndlrAp. a. he II next In order
win one hundred snd nfteen pounds on
h'ba!ea skater Il Rsz. in WslEhL wish
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LONDON, June 2O.-All day the
streets OF London have been crowded
and there has been an innessant traf-
fic Of country people in all sorts of con-
veyanceS along the procession route.
The decorators are busy on the stands
where they win work all night. This
evening the streets along the process
ion WIN 60 are impossible and the
crowds are very noisy.
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MILLS STARTING UP.
Industrial Activity All Along the
MOnOngahela Valley.
AND PROSPECTS ARE BRIGHTER

Than for Many Months Paut-SovOn II.
tablI,hnSnt, Resume WOrh, Ons con-
e'rn GOinEOn In FulIhOrths gIrst Ttns
In Two YsnrS-EnouGh Orders On HanG
TO Keep Some Oftho Plants EmPloysd
the Greater Part or the Ysar-A Decided
Spurt In The southern IrOn Marhoi-A
Pronounssd Revival.
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IDAHO SPRINGS, Colo, June 90
Nathan D, Crane, an old time miner
was killed In the Way to Wealth mine,
to-day. by chvc-ln. lie was seventy
years O. age and brother-in-law Of
the late Jerome b. ,Chaftcc. He leaves
RHlgmagop,
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QUEEN VICTORIA
Enjoying Good Health, Enters Up.
on a Week of Festivities
SIGNALLING HERGREATJUBILEE
She Begins the Celebration OF Her
RecOrd.Breaking Reign
AS WAS MOST BETTING TOHER

Before the Altar Of Her Faith-wlth Tier
IIOuSshOld She Attended Divine Service
utBt. Georges ChaPsi-Ths Scene Very
Impressive and the Service Very Simple.
ToushInE Episode at the End, when
She summ0ns the NIsmbsrs OF Her Fam.
myand ISl,Os, Them, white Tears Rolled
Down Her Chssks-Au Present ThrlIIsd
Win Strong Emotion.
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one hundred and eight pounds, and Is
looked upon as having a fair chance,
bue he viii be figured as an outsider
Tho light weights are Lake Shore iOi;
Havoc iO9, and Volley %, and mapY are
Inclined to think that the race Hes here.
The field IS not the best to so to the
post since the suburban was begun,
but there is promise Of q good race, al
though not q new record.
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THE END in SIGHT.
differences on Wool and Tobacco
in the Tariff Bill.
WOOL TO BE TAKEN UP TO-DAY
No Doubt that an Advance will be
Conceded by the COMMITTEES,
BUT THE QUESTION OF INTEREST

!, Vhsthsr the Increase will bo all thAi
Wool Men Dsmana-Thsro will Be a
Clash over the Internal Revenue Fsa.
tur,s-Houoo PrOvinlon In Regard 70
Hawaiian suEar viii be Continued
Pending the DIsPO.ltlon Of thoAnn'1a-
uou Tr,aty-A. b, white Appointed
Collector Of internal Revenue fer West
vIrrlnia-NO Quarrel Between Senator
Elhln. and Mr. Dayton.
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NEW YORK. June 2O-At oil the
Protestant Episcopal churches In the
city, special notice was taken to-day OF
the Queens jubilee. Most all Of the
oficiatlnR cIergymen made some refer
ence TO the event in their sermons, and
in addition a special prayer was read as
appointed by episcopal direction.
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NEW YoRH-La Gascogne. Eavre;
Amsterdam. Rotterdam
HAVRE-La Bretagnc. New York.
QUEENSTOWN - Tcutonic, New
York for Liverpool and proceeded.
LIVERPOoL-Erurla, Now York,
NEW YORK, June e0-ArriVed;
Steamship Massachusetts. London.
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West VITgIniams In Washington -- ne.
''Trsd Compliment 90 Wh'sllnEits'
Hp'sIul Dispatch 10 the intalllg0ng'r
WARRINGTON dams 7e..Al ssme
ssLRt h0tWOsR the end of my FShhT and
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NEWPORT NEWS, Va. June 2o.-A
cyclone to-day wrecked several houseS
and did much damage to growing crops.
Considerable damage also was done to
the small craft lying at anchor in the
James river
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For Western Pennsylvania and West
Virginia, fair: warmer Tuesday; light
northeaRterly winds. becoming variable.
Ror Ohio, generally fair; warmer; light
variable winds.
Local Temperature,
Tho temperature Saturday as observed
by {. Schnepf druggist, corner Fourteenth
and Market streets, was as folloWa;
IA. m.-......, 20 81. mu,","....,. s
"a. m..........,,, 70 : y. m.,..o,.,.,,. IS
Il m......,. ..,,.. 50 wcathor-chRng'le.
sunday.
=, mssstitttttu 10 | 2 mNtttlttttttti. "
i a,,,,!',, @",,g'!,," .,,,''' U RIsssii@YiiE' "
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KNOXVILLE. Tenn, June 2o-Re-
ports from Upper East Tennessee,
Southwest Virginia and Western North
Carolina, indicate severe storms during
Saturday night and Sunday. A cloud
burst Just across the state lines near
Bristol did considerable damage and
has delayed trains on the Southern
road. The Washington & New Orleans
vestibule train Is being held at Brlstol
on account OF a trestle washing away,
Two hundred yards of track on the n.
& W. road was also displaced.