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Adrianna trusted that Matteo knew exactly where he was going which allowed her time to try and calm herself down. She didn't understand why she was so nervous. There was no other man in the world she wanted to lose her innocence to than Matteo, the thought of her first time being with Count Alberto physically repulsed her, so she couldn't work out why her hands were shaking in her gloves and her stomach was tying itself in knots.
She could remember the first time Lady Lagana had spoken to her about the ways of men and women. "Your first time is precious," she had told Adrianna. "It should be saved and given to your husband on your wedding night." She dreaded to think what her mother's closest friend would think of her now. Not only was she thinking of lying with a man but the man was not her husband and he was a dangerous revolutionary to boot. She would be outraged.
And yet it wasn't disapproval that Adrianna feared. At least not Lady Lagana's disapproval. She was worried that after the event Matteo would look at her not not see the same girl. Would his opinion of her lessen if she gave herself to him completely?
There wasn't a lot of time for Adrianna to dwell on her worries as the place Matteo had chosen wasn't that far away.
"My father bought this place many years ago," Matteo explained as he helped Adrianna from the buggy. "He used it whenever there was a big shipment that meant he needed to stay close to the docks. He doesn't use it anymore but hasn't got round to selling it either. We shouldn't be disturbed here."
The building Matteo was talking about was a small house that could hold no more than two small rooms on each floor and was crushed in between two other identical houses. The large number of buildings lining the street worried Adrianna.
"Are you sure no one will see us?"
"I doubt anyone will be interested and if they do see us then I doubt they will recognise you behind your mask and in the dark." He gently laid a hand on her cheek so her face was lifted to his. "You mustn't worry, I will take care of you."
Despite this reassurance, Adrianna still felt much better when they were inside the house with the door locked behind them. It took a few minutes for Matteo to find, first, some matches, then a candle, but soon enough there was enough light for the pair to ascend the stairs.
"I shall find some more candles," Matteo said, leaving Adrianna standing awkwardly in the darkened bedroom. From what she could see there was very little furniture in the room except for the bed, a simple wardrobe and a chest of drawers. She had no idea where to put herself or what she was expected to do in this situation.
It wasn't until that moment that Adrianna realised just how much she had missed out on without a mother. Years of advice that mothers had given daughters for generations. Lady Lagana had given Adrianna advice on many occasions but it wasn't quite the same. She had no children of her own and the conversations had occasionally been stilted and awkward, neither of them feeling especially comfortable.
Matteo had been gone some time before Adrianna moved to perch on the side of the bed, more nerves collecting in her stomach. She saw the light of the candle growing closer to the doorway before Matteo appeared.
"Sorry I was away for so long," he said putting the spare, unlit candles he was holding in his free hand into candlesticks that were placed around the room, shining a warm, flickering orange glow into the darkness. "I don't know any other house where the candles are kept in a locked trunk in the drawing room."
"I don't think many people keep trunks in their drawing rooms, they're not exactly the height of sophistication." Adrianna smiled nervously as the last of the candles were lit. "So?" She said, not wanting Matteo to notice the tension in the silence.
"Wes?" He replied expectantly, his eyes fixed on her from the other side of the room. Adrianna felt a lump forming in her throat and she couldn't seem to get the words out. Her hesitation was all to clear to Matteo. "You've changed your mind, haven't you?" He stood completely still on his side of the room. "I knew it was a bad idea."
"No, you've got it wrong," Adrianna insisted, "I haven't changed my mind. I'm just a little..."
"A little what?" He asked, crossing the room and sitting next to her on the bed, his hand resting on top of hers.
"A little nervous." Adrianna hated to admit to her nerves, especially to Matteo. What would he think of her now? Would e think her a stupid fool who had no idea about the world? And if he did, was it Adrianna's fault? She had been told so little about life and hadn't been able to experience it for herself.
"What are you nervous about? Your reputation?"
"Not, it's not that."
"You're not scared of me are you?"
"Of course not!"
"Then what is it?"
"How may women have you lain with?" The words sat uncomfortably in the air. Adrianna couldn't believe she had asked the question and Matteo was unsure how to answer it.
"Does it matter?" He finally asked.
"I just need to know. How many?"
"A few."
"Don't mess around with me, Matteo."
"There have been four other women."
Adrianna didn't know if that was good or bad. She knew that men could have intimate relationships without reprisal with women far more easily that women could with men. But Matteo was still young, only twenty-four, so it was possible that he wasn't as well acquainted with the world as other men.
"Please say something," Matteo said as Adrianna carefully processed her thoughts.
"Did you love them? The other women?"
"In a way, yes."
"Did you love them in the same way you love me?"
"No. You are so much more precious to me than ant of the others. Is that what you're worried about?"
"You forgot about the other women, why should it be any different for me?"
"Because you're not like the others. You're smart and beautiful and have the same passion for the cause I believe in heart and soul."
"Is that really all it takes for you to love someone?"
"No. I love you because I feel like I can't live without you, that I hate watching you walk away from me. I've never felt this strongly about anyone before. I can't imagine my life without you in it."
Adrianna felt a sudden rush of love and passion towards Matteo. She wrapped her arms around his neck and pressed her lips violently against his. Despite his shock, Matteo returned the kiss.
"You want this?"
"Yes," Adrianna said. "No regrets."


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Our introduction to freediving is not quite as dramatic (or sexy). It begins with meeting British instructor Alex Boulting at a suburban villa where, together with fellow instructor Sarah, pro-diver Arnaud and a rather serious amateur by the name of Dale, we learn about the three basic disciplines of competition. First up is constant weight apnea, where the freediver swims down as far as they can and returns in one breath; then variable weight apnea, where you go down with a weight and swim back up; and finally, no limits, the kind associated with The Big Blue, where divers are lowered on a sled to remarkable depths (the record is 213m) and return via an inflatable bag before running out of oxygen. The latter is far less common, but the sort of peril the cameras love Hearing them talk, it's hard not to ask the obvious question: why? For Arnaud, it's a personal journey. 'You are so focused; you feel at one... water within water,' he says – yes, a poetic Frenchman is a glorious thing.
Dale goes the spiritual route too, while Sarah was a diving instructor in the Bahamas and simply fell into the sport. It takes your average competitive British male to nail the other side of things. 'No one knows how deep you can go,' says Alex. 'In the 1930s they thought you couldn't go beyond 30m because your lungs would collapse; then it was 100m, next came 200m. Now, who knows?'
Alex invites us to borrow a wetsuit and join them. The man bears an uncanny resemblance to Daniel Craig and enjoys yoga; the last thing we want to do is compare physiques, so we sidle away to a tiny bathroom to struggle into our oversized wetsuit. Emerging stiff-legged and uncomfortable, we join the other divers poolside for the warm-up, breathing exercises and a bit of biology. 'When you reach certain depths,' says Alex, 'your blood will shift to support your lungs and organs.' We doubt there was much blood shifting going on in 'the pool' – we didn't even go in the deep end.
We're then taught to breathe. We lie down as Sarah leans over us. We're told to exhale deeply then suck in oxygen from our stomach, then ribs, then chest, until we fill up like a skinny beach ball. It's as perplexing as it sounds, but the idea is to cram as much oxygen into your lungs as possible. Allegedly, children learn to breathe from their stomach (expanding their diaphragm rather than their rib cages); women continue to do so as adults, but men soon forget this. We learn to puff out our chests like peacocks as soon as we're old enough to strut.
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Mark Antony, Triumvir and Imperator, 44 - 30 B.C., LEG II
This may have been II Sabina, disbanded by Augustus. The well-known II Augusta, which took part in the conquest of Britain and was later stationed in South Wales, was one of Octavian's legions, and so not likely to be the Second Legion referred to on this coin. Other Second Legions (Adiutrix, Italica, Parthica and Traiana) were raised much later in imperial times.
SH85060. Silver denarius, Crawford 544/14, Sydenham 1216, BMCRR II East 190, RSC I 27, Sear CRI 349, EF, well centered bold strike on a tight flan, light marks, small edge cracks, weight 3.875 g, maximum diameter 17.0 mm, die axis 180o, Patrae(?) mint, 32 - 31 B.C.; obverse ANT�AVG / III VIR�R�P�C, galley right with rowers, mast with banners at prow; reverse LEG - II, aquila (legionary eagle) between two legionary standards; ex Gorny & Mosch auction 244, lot 441; $1000.00 (�890.00)
Mark Antony, Triumvir and Imperator, 44 - 30 B.C., LEG VIII
Caesar's old VIII Gallica was not disbanded and later became the VIII Augusta; however, that legion was associated with Octavian rather than Antony.
SH85063. Silver denarius, Crawford 544/21, Sydenham 1225, BMCRR II East 199, RSC I 35, EF, obverse off center, weight 3.830 g, maximum diameter 17.8 mm, die axis 180o, Patrae(?) mint, 32 - 31 B.C.; obverse ANT�AVG / III VIR�R�P�C, galley right with rowers, mast with banners at prow; reverse LEG - VIII, aquila (legionary eagle) between two legionary standards; ex Gorny & Mosch auction 245, lot 1560; $875.00 (�778.75)
Octavian and Divus Julius Caesar, Second Triumvirate, 36 B.C., Lugdunum, Gaul
Lyon was originally founded as the Roman city Colonia Copia Felix Munatia, a name invoking prosperity and the blessing of the gods. The city became increasingly referred to as Lugdunum by the end of the 1st century A.D. The etymology of Lugdunum is a latinization of the Gaulish place name Lugodunon. While dunon means hill fort, the source of Lug is uncertain. The most commonly offered meaning is the Celtic god named Lug. During the Middle Ages, Lugdunum was transformed to Lyon by natural sound change.RR70870. Bronze dupondius, RPC I 515, Giard Lyon 7, SNG Cop 689, F, weight 16.797 g, maximum diameter 29.9 mm, die axis 0o, Lugdunum (Lyon, France) mint, 36 B.C.; obverse IMP CAESAR DIVI F DIVI IVLI, two heads back to back: laureate head of Divus Julius Caesar to left and bare head of Octavian to right; between them palm branch with its tip bent to right over Octavian's head; reverse Prow of galley to right, ornamented with an eye and dolphin; star superimposed on globe and meta above deck, COPIA below; rare; $540.00 (�480.60)
Mark Antony, Triumvir and Imperator, 44 - 30 B.C., LEG XI
This may have been a legion raised by Antony and disbanded by Augustus. The XI Claudia, an old legion of Caesar's, fought for Octavian (and won the title Actiaca at the battle of Actium).SL79267. Silver denarius, Crawford 544/25, Sydenham 1229, BMCRR II East 203, RSC I 39, NGC F, strike 3/5, surface 2/5, banker's marks (2400602-008), toned, weight 3.48 g, maximum diameter 15.4 mm, die axis 180o, Patrae(?) mint, 32 - 31 B.C.; obverse ANT�AVG / III VIR�R�P�C, galley right with rowers, mast with banners at prow; reverse LEG - XI, aquila (legionary eagle) between two legionary standards; NGC certified (slabbed); $450.00 (�400.50)
Julia Domna, Augusta 194 - 8 April 217 A.D., Hadrianopolis, Thrace
Hadrian refounded a Thracian tribal capital, changed its name to Hadrianopolis, developed it, adorned it with monuments, and made it the capital of the Roman province. The city is Edirne, Turkey today. From ancient times, the area around Edirne has been the site of no fewer than 16 major battles or sieges. Military historian John Keegan identifies it as "the most contested spot on the globe" and attributes this to its geographical location. Licinius was defeated there by Constantine I in 323, and Valens was killed by the Goths during the Battle of Adrianople in 378.SH65237. Bronze AE 25, Jurukova p. 157 & pl. XXII, 244 (V137/R244); Mionnet, Suppl. II, 658; BMC Thrace -, SNG Cop -, SNG Hunterian -, VF, green patina, weight 7.837 g, maximum diameter 24.7 mm, die axis 180o, Hadrianopolis (Edirne, Turkey) mint, obverse IOYΛIA ∆O CEBACTH, draped bust right; reverse A∆PIANOΠOΛEITΩN, galley left with four oarsmen and steersman in stern; very rare; $400.00 (�356.00)
Syracuse, Sicily, Fifth Democracy, 214 - 212 B.C.
Overcoming formidable resistance and the ingenious devices of Archimedes, the Roman General Marcus Claudius Marcellus took Syracuse in the summer of 212 B.C. Archimedes was killed during the attack. The plundered artworks taken back to Rome from Syracuse lit the initial spark of Greek influence on Roman culture.GI76346. Bronze tetras, Calciati II p. 418, 209/3; SNG ANS 1052 var. (legend arrangement, etc.); HGC 2 1514 var. (head left, etc.); SNG Cop -, Choice VF, nice green patina, weight 4.176 g, maximum diameter 16.5 mm, die axis 105o, Syracuse mint, c. 214 - 212 B.C.; obverse diademed head of Poseidon right; reverse ΣYPAKO−ΣIΩN (clockwise from upper right), ornamented trident head; very rare; $400.00 (�356.00)
Mark Antony, Triumvir and Imperator, 44 - 30 B.C., LEG V
This may have been the famous V Alaudae ('the larks'), a Caesarean legion which remained loyal to Antony but was later retained by Augustus. There are other possibilities, however: V Macedonica, a Caesarean legion about which little is known; V Urbana, disbanded after Actium (and therefore quite likely an Antonian legion); and V Gallica, a Caesarean legion that was probably the one that under Lollius lost its eagle to German raiders in Gaul in 17 B.C.RS79795. Silver denarius, Crawford 544/18, Sydenham 1221, BMCRR II East 196, RSC I 32, Sear CRI 354, VF, obverse slightly off-center, banker's mark on obverse, weight 3.714 g, maximum diameter 17.7 mm, die axis 180o, Patrae mint, 32 - 31 B.C.; obverse ANT AVG III. VIR. R. P. C., galley right with rowers, mast with banners at prow; reverse LEG - V, legionary aquila between two standards; $320.00 (�284.80)
Roman Republic, Servius Sulpicius, 51 B.C., Ancient Counterfeit
The reverse probably refers to the naval victory of P. Sulpicius Galba Maximus. The proconsul in Greece during the First Macedonian War, in 210 B.C. he led the first Roman fleet into the Aegean Sea and captured Aegina, which was plundered and given to the Aetolians, allies of the Romans.RR83521. Fouree silver plated denarius, RSC I Sulpicia 8, Sydenham 931, Russo RBW 1553, Crawford 438/1 (official, solid silver, Rome mint, very rare), VF, corrosion resulting in many small platting breaks, scratch in obverse right field, weight 3.807 g, maximum diameter 19.8 mm, die axis 180o, unofficial mint, c. 51 - 60 B.C.; obverse laureate head of Apollo, SER downward behind, SVLP upward before; reverse Naval trophy made of captured rudders, anchor, oars, prows, and aplustres, between draped figure on left, nude Macedonian captive on right; very rare; $280.00 (�249.20)
Herakleia, Lucania, Italy, 3rd Century B.C.
The sea god Triton, the son of Poseidon and Amphitrite, lived with his parents in a golden palace on the bottom of the sea. Also called Tritons were a group of fish-tailed sea gods or daimones, the Satyrs of the sea. Some, called Ikhthyokentauroi (Sea-Centaurs), had the upper bodies of men and the lower bodies of Hippokampoi (fish-tailed horses).
Glaucus began his life as a mortal fisherman from Anthedon, Boeotia. He discovered a magical herb which could bring fish back to life, and decided to try eating it. The herb made him immortal, but he grew fins and a fish tail, forcing him to dwell forever in the sea. Glaucus was initially upset by this side-effect, but Oceanus and Tethys received him well and he was quickly accepted among the deities of the sea, learning from them the art of prophecy.GB83465. Bronze AE 13, cf. Van Keuren 144 ff.; SNG ANS 116 ff.; BMC Italy p. 234, 66; SNG Cop 1141; SNG Morcom 265; HN Italy 1437, VF, well centered, nice style, green patina, weight 2.151 g, maximum diameter 13.1 mm, die axis 180o, Heraklea (in Matera Province, Italy) mint, c. 276 - 250 B.C.; obverse bust of Athena right, wearing a crested Corinthian helmet; reverse marine deity (Triton or Glaukos?) right, spear in right hand, shield in left hand, HPAKΛEIΩN below; very rare; $270.00 (�240.30)
Gallic Empire, Postumus, Summer 260 - Spring 269 A.D.
A skilled general and administrator, Postumus rebelled against Gallienus, uniting Gaul, Spain, and Britain into a Gallic-Roman Empire. Successful against the Germans, he kept his empire secure and prosperous. He was assassinated by his own troops after he refused to allow them to sack Moguntiacum (Mainz).SH66364. Bronze double sestertius, Bastien Postume 87, RIC V 143 (Lugdunum), Cohen VI 177, VF, weight 13.981 g, maximum diameter 30.7 mm, die axis 0o, Colonia Agrippinensis or Treveri mint, 261 A.D.; obverse IMP C M CASS LAT POSTVMVS P F AVG, radiate, draped, and cuirassed bust right; reverse LAETITIA AVG (the joy of the Emperor, AVG in exergue), galley left, four rowers and steersman; $240.00 (�213.60)
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Salem Daily News, The (Newspaper) - August 12, 1890, Salem, Ohio FHE SALEM DAILY NEWS _____ __ ____ ______ -J II, NO. 189. SALEM. OHIO, TUESDAY AUGUST 12. 1890. ren Take Possession >f the City. i Brings Its Quota ipate in the Great Encampment to and Hit Cabiuet Ar. OKeu an Re- dent's apartments and the reception room. A few minutes havi minutes having been al- lowed the visitors to remove the marka of travel, the party proceeded to the din- ing hall. After the banquet the party were driven to the Parker House, where they attended a reception given bv E W. Kinsley Post, of Boston, to LafajetM Post, ol New York. TAVO CENTS. AN EXCITING RIDE. KxcarsloniMi En Roate to G. A. R. En- campment Lose Their Property by the Uttrninr of m Pullman C-r. ACTOXVALE, Que., Aug. morning- section Xo. 4, of tho Grand ,r Army week Amy en route from Chicago with bustle and excito- to Boston- left Montreal. The train ,-s of tho department of i ol seven Pullman cars. When t-e at their posts yester- fifty mllcs east of Montreal fire was dis- covered in tho Pullman car Freenort. posts yester of great assistance to tbe a large delegation of There were ten passengers in the Free- the early morning t_ta about tho depot inarching bodies. At Xeu Kntrland depot i of grievous one. Tho port, all from Cl.vairo. The alarm Qre was ghen ihe porter, and tl.o passengers, tliou-n in a ternbio fright and in indescribable ctc.ilu.sion, .ill es- 1 trains came in capod serious injury, though ani were sidetracked, the i "orc scorched. cinir themselves as 1'hey were fou-ed to leave the car so until morning. luickiy that a'i their clothing, money, '-.nntrtho Wisconsin dele- v.-oro lost. As among arrived in three j thls hst u'crc man-v medals, decorations. vn cars Tho Itural Hall. ic Legion of Phila- .--iive men: Anna M. Ross li-lphia, 150 men, escorted cruard of honor and ac- the women's auxiliary, Tho steamer City of )in Portland, brought ,t. seventy-five men, and viK '.eiMtPS, including sov- from George H. Thomas ro. who were on tho train Pullman car burned posts j On the same the loss is a in front and rear of the Free- port wci-e and taken to Acton- vale and Upton with the escaped party from tbe Freeport, which was soon nothing but a mass of cinders. Tho total loss ib estimated at DEATH OF A FORGEK. ada. Tne main body of (iO'i mm, carne duri ig the 3si of Pittsburgh, is u apartment house on Co- e. but this being by far number of them sought private families in the V men from Xorristown, imiay night via theFitch- d took up their march to navy yard, whither cted. Arriving thero they com occupied and no onr n. Karly in tho morning und wandering about the from the Sons of were es-corted to Me- Some of them were well 1 by their Ion? march. .1. L'ji, of Columbus, 0.. 120 members of the Woman'? the same city, are quar- Dorchester. 'Connecticut whole of the Crawford or the week and there the adquartors have been os mer and the Old Guard i, accompanied by Kit Washington, sixty men ny ladios, were taken in of Boston. The New rrived in two sections. late. Two posts witb d friends were on board, an Houten Post 5, of Jer- mon, the Montgomery Governor Abbott. They co their quarters at the Tho guards made a very arancc as they march id the same train was Ran- ooklyn. and its 6fe a'ad delegation, carrying 100 umbrellas inscribed- Detroit, made a pcarance. They were ao- war Governor Austin Pingro. of Detroit, of the Detroit papers encampment next ycai n Council of Detroit ha? eption to that end. Al f eleven coaches rolloti urg dopbt bearing Auro- of Illinois, and Decatui in 400 men in all. )wd on hand to see Mrs. greeting her friends she a carriage by Post Do- landur Billings, of Mas driven to the Vondome. i escorted by U. S. Grant and 200 ladies of the Corps, of Chicago, the meeting of the Na- of Administration was dome. Tbo proceeding? icral Aiger presided. A was appointed to audit the CJuartermaster Gen ncil then adjourned te mention hall at While Flt-einjr from a iN-tective a Crooked Attorney U a SuicUlo or an Accident. GUTHRTE. Okla., Aug. lawyer from Stilhvater. in this Ten itory, named Nathan Block, disaiipc.-.icu a week ago, after committing several forgeries on firms in this city, and detectives have been looking for him. On Saturday night he by an oiliror a; Edmunds. lie was dressed as a tramp. The ofiicor ca.led upon him to surren- der. Block ran. away Tlic ollicer pur- sued him and fired sexerai shots, one of which took eifoct in Block's foot. At this juncture Block 1. :s pistol, tho weapon was dischaiged and Block fell dead in the street. It is not known whether ho shot himself purposely or accidentally. He Buffalo, Y., and belonged to a prominent lamiiy there. AN UNHAPPY COUNTRY. Trouble in C and Any Oflcix of Meumti-n; V1. ill bo KcfuseU. LA Stthador, Aug. Refugees from Gu.touinia continue to bring news of the revolutionary state of the capital of that country. It is said that Barillas has to his native city, t6 assume personal com- mand of the Indian troops there, and to entrench himself on his estate, situated about twelve miles from Quozaltcnango. President Ezcta, of Salvador, has posi- tively refused to accept any mediation from any power until ho is fully recog- nized as tho chosen isional President of Salvador. It is understood hero that the recognition will first be made by tho United Stales before any offer of media- tion will bo made by tho latter or by Mexico in the trouble between Salvador and Guatemala. >'ot So Lnoky, After All. WASHINGTON, Aug. pair of al- leged lawyers have attempted to confi- dence Congressman James O'Donnell, of the Third Michigan district, by send- ing him a letter written in Spanish and dated at Toledo, Spain, in which it is stated that by the will of Marshall O'Donncll he is made the heir of a large estate, running into tbo millions. JCo one in Washington looks upon the matter in any other light than that of a thin attempt at getting a fee. It is only a few months since Minister Palmer publicly exposed a firm of these fellows in Spain. In that case an alleged priest wrote Banker Roberts, of Detroit, that be had fallen heir to a fortune. flying the Presi- :arryinv the President, 'le and Rusk and PriTate rd, entered Boston har- ternoon she was met by s of the At- Petrel, Yorktown, boat Ctishing and Cushing T.i" revenue cutter Gal- P.rackett on board anchorage, "-son landed amid the and was escorted to br the First bat- The sidewalks and of march, which were nackei who cheers. The or Brackett. :s hand and bowed 2 greetings of the to a battalion of the iras drawn up in Presidential party avence to the en- the Presidentmonnt- Governor Bracket! detailed to gvird to the Kiot at n Dance. N. Y., Aug. party of Italians employed in the brick yard of Wasbburn Bros, at Glasco engaged in a dance in the rear of a saloon Sunday night Near midnight a quarrel ensued which knives, stilettos and pistols were freely used. One of the men was killed and another fatally wounded. Four of the Italians engaged in tho af- fray made their escape. Han Heard of >o PHILADELPHIA, Ausr. President Roberts, of tho Pennsylvania railroad, In an interview last evening said that he bad heard of no dissatisfaction on tibo part of employes of that road, but admitted that grievances might be had by some of the tnen at AHoona or Pitts- burgh without his being informed of their existence. Gmln Eicitcd. ]2. before the markets opened on "Chancre yesterday there was intense excitement and higher prices among the brokers on the curb. September wheat bid up to 51. and December to 31.04. All the other homo markets ranged from one-eighth of a cent higher at Minneapolis to four cents higher at St. Louis. Volcanic Eruption Near Shelby- ville, A Graveyard Tomits Forth Flames and Husre Startling Up- heaval of the Earth. targe Tract of l.nnti Torn Up, While a RlTer U Turned loto Sheet ol Vn Vetoing Phenomenon. SHEr.Ttvvir.i.K, Iud., morning a terrilic explosion occurred at Ogden's gravevarj. three miles south of Waldron, this (Shelby) county, causing great excitement. Ton acres of land were torn to pieces. One acre was de- molished to the depth of I-MI feet. Th or rock w is b'.o.-. .1 up and stone were thrown fully h af ;l f.-oni tho scene. The gas is btirnino- fifteen fee high from ihe cenrer of tho river and from fifty or more points of tbe Ian torn up Xo by which the fiow of burning r.is may ue .stopped J. II. Lowe lives on the farn where the explosion occurred, s.ivs h heard a terrific report and felt the earth quivering beneath a is feet, lie wen toward the graveyard and was soon con froirted by a sheet of feet high Then fifty or more of firo burst from the earth. These were in terspcrsed with six or eight active goyrfers. Tho river bed was torn to pieces and the huge fissures were re the river's water. Sheets o flame swept over the and a orator covering an area of one acre was quickly converted into a huge hole from which a continuous roaring and rumblingnoise Within tbe bend of tho river and for one-eighth of a raile along tho stream sreat rents are in the earth and in the river bod. At the bend of tbe river, the bank o; which is of limestone, is a fracture a quarter of a mile long. Stones the size of a house have been hurled from thoir places. Ths'graveyard was shaken up, the skeletons of the dead being distinct- ly seen in the fractures of the earth. Gas flows freely from the entire surface of tho ten aeries. Manjr theories have been advanced as to tho cause of the upheaval. Many people contend that it was a spantane- ous combustion of natural gas. Others think chat it was volcanic. Mr. Lowe, who got to tho sceno before tho gas ignited, is sure the upheaval was vol- canic. Inhabitants in rho lo-a'ity becofno wild with excitement, and many iett their homes. Within tho last eighteen months there have been thirteen gas wells sunk in the locality of the grave- yard, and while each have hadsomcgas, none Lave been gushers. I But Little Change In the Situa- tion. The Company Requests Protection for Its Property by State Troops. SHE WAS A CUAKJIEiC And Worked Omitbu Cit-ycns AH They Wore iSut Turned Out to be Itlffjunlst. OMAHA, Neb. Aug. Fascinating Mrs. Oliver Lynch, from Dublin, in- stalled herself at a fashionable board- ing house here several months ago. Sho claimed to be a widow with a small an- nuity, and so ensnared several suscep- tible professional uien and their pocket- books. Remittances were delayed and the widow worked her wealthy friends for all there was in it The suspicions of her landlady were aroused and Mrs. Lynch was ousted. She got another boarding houso and ynsterday tier story came out. She is tho daughter of a respectable washerwoman of Louisville. Ky., and was thero married to Joseph Lynch, a cabinet-maker. With him she went to Dublin. Rot-jrning to America she claims he deserted ber in Now York. She returned to Ireland and in Dublin was presented to Dr. Arthur Macan, who stands in tho front rank of tbe medical profession in Ireland. Mrs. Lynch was represented to be a niece of I. I. Lalor, a prominent Dublin official, and heiress to Dr. Ma- can married her. The failed to show up and the doctor started an inves. libation. His new wife calmly con- fessed her bigamy and he started" her to America with and tbe promise of annually. She has commenced di- vorce proceedings here against Lynch and claims she will bo remarried to Ma- can in New York. Omaha individuals are now busy denying even the acquaint- ance with the dashing- young bigamist A Plan to Boom Urorer. Cmr.u.o, Aug. Melville E. Stones return from Europe has given rise loan interesting bit of gossip. Ii is rumored in certain quarters that Mr. Stone is at the bead of a syndicate which has in view the publication of penny morning newspapers in sewn of the largest cities of tbe United States. Mr. Stone is an ardent admirer of Groror Cleveland. Tho story is that be and certain oth'T n have agreed to subscribe Xo Prospect of the Trouble Kxtendlnc Went of Unmtlo or to Other Neither Side Show. of Yielding. NEW YOKK, Aug. Dono- van, of the State Board of Arbitration, called upon Mr. Wobb yesterday and said that a request had boon made by tbe strikers that he meet Mr. Webb and try to arrange tbe difficulty by arbitra- tion. Mr. received him court- eously, but told him distinctly that there >vas nothinir to arbitrate. District Master YTnrkman Lee says that between here and BulT.ilo there aro about S.U'iy men out. Reports received by him from all along the lino show overythinsT to be in good condition. In his opinion those who have not gone out loan very strongly towards tho strikers. The conductor of XPW York Central train Xo. which arrived hero from Buffalo at a. m.. reported that four switches were left open in tho East Al- bany yards and the train, had it not boon for tho presence of mind of tho en- gineer, would have been wrecked. Just above Hudson live switches were alsu left open. This was discovered in time by the conductor and tho train was stopped while the train hands closed the switches. A committee from Assembly No. 34-) waited on tho yardmen and switchmen .at work in tho West Shore, yards on tho North river. The result was that about a dozen men quit work and business wae suspended there. That there seems no active disposi- tion on the part of either tbe engineers or the firemen to assist tho knights is apparent from the way in which both Chief Sarsrent, of the firemen, and Chief Arthur, of the engineers, have expressed themselves. Chief Sargent says ho is not particularly interested in the trouble and sees no reason why the fire- miMi should bo called out. Chief Arthur has taken no active pijrt in the trouble and apparently does not expect to. The following is Governor Hill's reply tc Vice President Webb's dispatch asking for protection by tho militia: f4encr.il F.trnsuorth to -aciiso to inve-jUfjrue the striUe ,iuii report It is that oitlcial rind nuthoritntive in format ion should be obtained bjfore anv overt is taken. You rnuy re.--t assured thru the Stiitc-authoritl -s will prpmptlv'm pco- tectini; the property of thu company and pre venting violence. It is not their b'Ji'.iosit to run tbe Now York Centra) r.ulroa-1. but ouly to act in preventing claraatre to property Th'jv a--j not expected to do police rtnty. inr are they expected to per- form the duties of a sheriff The powers of tho civil authorities should tv ho'ii-il ol the H'-nio-ra'tc re. m.ml a ponoral :n-i-i'ptaiici' of th- Club's invitation. A. TAYI.OII, ('resident Cl.-mx Itcsiinic FIN-PI.VY. An- lollowlng flint glass factories of this started their fires yesterday morning for tho season: The Columbia, the tbe Dalzoll. tho Model, tho Fimllay anil the Lipnineou. The Globe will not re- sume operation until tho isih. Those employ in tiir- a-vri'ir-itc1 over hands. Tim window -jhis-i houses are not likely to start tlirir ''ires until the middle of Si'pv-mbor or the Hrst ol October, on account of having- tou much of last year's stock on hand. D.t) tun's Mruel r.lr STlke. D.YYTOX. O.. Auir 12.- Tbero is nc change in tlie electric .street strike. Tho men aro still in of the at the North 15ml and rel'ise to allow them to bo moved. Charles Kiltrour, 3 Stockholder of tho road, i-amc up Irotn Cincinnati lu-inu-in.r tricians and it, is tliouirlit. a movemonl will bo made to got the c-n-b into company's barn, in which easy the Strikers tlm'.ilcn A has boon rur. suict! Sunday. i. of tho the euiirt of Oiiiuri KohtxTs In- FIN-DI.AY, Aug. V3 tn rest of the men chai-g.- I with Oman robber-, will b t'ne common pleas of ibis county on tho 17th of September. Iiot.li the prosecution and tho defense aro making prepara- tions for tlie trial, the de.fensn profoss- ing to bi liovu HUT will be a'lle to so- curo an aoijiiittal for those yot to bo tried. Wlro AIilU in Fi.vm.vv, Aug. Tho Salera wire nail mills, of this city, which wore L'oro- lielle.d to shut down three weeks a'ro, throwing men out of employment, because tho boiler bocamodisabled from tho accumuhition of litno from tho water used, started up again Monday morning with a full complement of workmen. Trul-i u Ciiii.t.K-i.Tiii--, O., Aug. A special train from Loveland camp ran into a landslide three milfis fmm here Sunday nuiil. wrocKinsf I he entire train. This engine- and eoaohc-s went down a thirty-font embankment. and a half paisi.-iii'ur.s were injured, none fatally. Sulcldo (if u Hoy. LIMA, O., Ai.n- morning John Diltz, a sixteen-year-old boy. sui- cided by shooting himself through the breast with a rifle. Tho ball panned en- tirely through his body. Diltz worked for John Maddock and assigned ihe cause of his act as being because he was not treated right. rough of the (n Twenty Conn.. storm The iliat hat Needed. FI.VIII.AV, Aug. farmers ot this county have had very little rain and aro greatly hindered in their work by tho dryness of tho soil. Tho corn b not in good condition for the same roa son and unless there is rain soon there will be general loss and suffering. LONDON DKI'OT, O., Aug. Comfort, aged twenty-two, a brakeman on the 1'an-IIandlo railroad, was killed Sunday at Alton Station, cast of here, by falling from a and being caught by the Columbus yard engine, which was following the freight. Foster Not a TIFKI.V. Aug. Charles Foster has written a letter to a promi- nent Republican loader in this city an- nouncing that under no circumstances will ho accept a nomination for Con- gress.__________ Fnf.t! Kpidrmic Amotijf DAIT'-V. O.. opidr-mic of bocrch'iirra prevails in SpringficM tovrn- Ship. County, u f-rritorv wherein farrn'T-% Jost year bj tno Stahl was badlv burned while uncoup- ling the car. ____________ Pulo Alto's TVtorjr- BUTFALO, N. Y., Ar.g. The last beat and race of the unfinished free for all trot Monday morning won by Palo Alto in Rosalind second, Jack third and Susie S. fourth, The standing in the race is in the above. to SPRINGS, Pa.. dent IJarrison and tho White Houso to rcirard Mr. McCartr.'j- handsomely, bnt that goalleaan refused to accept anytbing. nT family are expected to arrive here the latter part of this week. Mrs. Tlaiford DKADWO-W. S. D., Any. A saloon says that Mrs. Harrison -win not tbinx at FlecVert's camp on the EJkbora ex- of the Cresson Springs cottage, Thc cottaire will be tarned over President for This is tho price he pavs whether he stays one day or one month. tension bloirn tip Sunday by drcak- en trarops. Tbe proprietor was bloirn into the river, but anhart. tramps sef zed all tha liquor tlrer tvM flad art eaoaped. this .vxrtson in t-xr-r.'r vo.ira ap Isinz "S-fri'iay and a.or.f the shore. The w- b? wind and by rain and hail. If Ind.. Bruce shot and instantly killed yeaterdar by hii ssifpson. The two quarreled Van n.-uc" to stab the boy. The latter ran out on street, closely pursued by Brace witb a knife. Finally the boy turned and fired three frost ti aU of which took effect. Kijfinc in <.r. CITV. Kin 12 rf 'i'-va-itatinrr Ford and r, suf- ferinr the creavjst. In northern portion of Ford Oo'jruy a tract twenty svj-jar'- was I over of two ho-jr.s tho So far tht-re has been no of human life. bat Jn d-fStroy-1. in idition to the destruction of crops. A In RAPIP CITT, S. D.. A clOTid- borst accompanied by a violent elec- trical storm this city Sanday evening. A nnrnVr of buildings were flooded and the damage will amount to MTeral thousand dollars. Sun ford Clark, of the Etta mine, was killed Ufbtaing. 4 ir MlJi -liJliu n: U m l i 3 l-iH H IJIJI- I j 11 sifh'i i i Ih'j ;
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