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TINTED STATES MARsHAL'S SAL

by xlrtne Oh WIT OF teri tacas issued out OF the
CLERKS office OF the Supre Court of the ct Of Co.
lunbia and to directed will sell at public sale for
cash. at Thomas Dowlings auction store southwest
corner OF 18th street and Pennsylvania north
west on SATURDAY the TMENIY-NINTH DAT OF
DECEMBER, 1888, at TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ. all the
right title claim and interest Of the defendant in and
to the following property. to wit: One Clar-
to satisfy execution No "a 7T9 law in favor OF LIZA
beth 8. Smith ct al. against Charles Fl RI defendant
CLA. TON MCMICHAEL.
- United States Marshal.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctoneer. dl3-9t
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APPoINTMEST.-Jutye Meade this morning for
varied TO Mr.. John 6. Beach his appointment as
clerk or the corporation court, 10 take eject tie
1St day OF January next.
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A R1uIClAL EYES
a. "a tlU. SIS. Fyesfght fitted
rnyaa dEMPLEkS OLD STAND
sSS EegIsyiyaIlls venue
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LIQCoR LICENSES.

The following applications Tor LIQUOR licensf
Were to-day disappT0yed: Henry BrusscSe, PatIfC
Cox, Harry Ewald Niles sweeney, Timothy Gal
non.
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AUCTION SALES.
BROS. Aucttoneers.

nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers
CLOSING SALE OF FINE SEAL SKIN sACoUEs.
FUR-LINED CIRCULARS. NUTS, SATCHELS
&C.. AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER NINE
TEEN1H, commencing at ELEVEN O'CLOCK. we will
sell within esrooms the balance Of the above
goods being very handsome for holiday presents to
which the attention of buyers is called It
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LABOR TRoUBIFS.-The converting mill and ral,
department OF the Joliet III steel company haze
closed down for Il space OF about weeks owing
10 the depression IN TIE faii market. About 2alD
coal miners have been thrown out OF e.lnloyf utIr
by the suspension OF n large number or mines on
the Monoagahr.a. on account or the depression Of
the trade. The general reduction Ina wages at the
Trenton N j. iron works announced several weeks
ago went into effect yesterday. The Buck Ridge
colIleiy, at shalnokin. Pa, suspended yesterday
until April.
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BEFORE 1HR COURT OF CLA1Ms.--Governor Butler
appeared before the Court OF Claims to-day and
argued motion involving the right OF the govern
ment to take and use patent shell without COM
pensat1on to the inventor. Governor Butler ap-
peared for the claimant The Court of Claims was
also engaged to day in considering the distribution
Of the Alhemarle OrfZea
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A CHARGE OF EMBEZzLEMEST Not SUSTAINED
In the Criminal Court Judge Wylfe,. the trial OF
the case Of VIM. Young on the charge OF embez-
in an acQuittal.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-07

steamboat sGuIbs aud Miscellaneous
LeVee Gossip.

steamboat GeuIbs and MIscelIancous
LeVee Gossip.
The Coal Valley, Dan Kaine and Nail City
passed up with tows OF empty coal boats. :
The Atomic passed doWn light, and the
Tom Rees No, 2 up with the g.. L. Wood In
tow. The Wood was disabled q few days age
down the river.
Captain Hold Knowles Is again In command
Of the Emma Graham, after spending several
weeks at Paducah, experimenting repairs be,
ing made on the steamer Henderson.
The river Is falling very slowly. The
depth OF water In the channel last evening
vas Q feet 2 inches according 10 the gauge
marks. Business wa not very lively.
The Andes arrived OF o late hour last ever
Ing. This tine packet bad q big manifest, and
her cabin was full Of passengers. She leaves
at 8 O'clock this afternoon for Olncinnst.
The elegant stern wheel steamer Andes "a
this afternoons packet tor Cincinnati. she
Is commo1ioaE, has aHood table and Is we'll
differed. Th0se DESTROYS OF taking o short
pleasure trip should by all mesns 60 on the
Andes. Captain Charlie Muhleman Is master
aud Mr.. Mart Noll Is the chief CLERK, assisted
by Charlie Knox.
tLouRvIuIE, KY, August R.-Rlyer falling
with Q feet 9 inchts In canal aud 4 feet II
inches OF the falls. Arrived, James W. CAT.
CAIEo, LII, August a.-Arrlyed, John A.
Scudder, St Louit; 4 7. ". River 81 feet I
inches and rising; weather clear; thermoms.
ter 7bs.
inches and falling weather clear therm0m.
eter zee. ArrIved-Keith, Evansville. De.
parted-schenck, New 0rleanE.
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AFFECTING STORY.
OF AYoUNa MlNgR oyER ne RrvER.
Deserted By III. wife, psd finally Run Or.r aat
Killed on the RsllrOad-A Wicked WOuAa's
Career fsln-AAt4riint h. Glass CITY.
and the News Ia the Vicinity.

Last evenings BsllaIrs Independent has a re-
mantle story Of the life and death ola young
miner at Martins Ferry. ISTELLtoEScER re.
porters have failed to eorroborate all the de.
tails by careful inquiry, though the fact that
Policy was run over aud killed Saturday
night 10 true. The story has the advantage
Of the MatAmoras sensation In hRyingA foun.
dalton IN fact, at least. 1t Ia given in
the independents own words for what It Is
worth:
''AuUther fatal railroad accident occurred
At Martins Ferry Saturday evening, whi, b
10 attended with what GEMS TO be heartrsns-
ing circumstances. Will Policy, q young
coal miner who, four or five years ago, mar
ried o young wife. vas mangled by the cars
on the O.. &P rallr. ad, near the LSughlin
mil, aud the liteless remains Of the unfortu,
nats man were found yesterday morning
aud placed In a rough box that lay In the {.
z. station a. Martins Ferry, all day. Pol.
ley, ~ stated, four or five years ago married,
and during the happy union that seemed to
exist there was born to them four little chill.
dren, three bright little b ys and a little
girl. Then, as the story Is related to
us, the wife became estranged, and wander.
ed of into pleasures aud pastures new. A
separation occurred about u year ago, as the
story goes, aud VIII Policy was compelled,
through the obstinate refusal OF. his alleged
r~ecreaut wife, to care for his four little chill.
dren as best lie could. Our informant says
that he has been caring for them at his home
near Rsiuey's coal works for nearly a year,
while the wife remained away from home, Il
Is said, living with q a in Bridgeport. r..
nally the little girl took sick, ana with the
| pulse that only q father can feel VIII Pol.
ley started to iHform the alleged recre.
ant wife and mother, u the condition OF her
child, and, II possible, have her return to
care for 1t. But at Martins Ferry he learned
Enat her paramour was at Bridgeport and be
gave up the trip, and in returning to his
nome, disheArtened, on Saturday night, mel
the terrible fate that 1t seems was In store for
him. Thisis not the worst feature OF the story.
Oar Information Is that, though the mother
has been away from the marital couch for
nearly q year q child was born to her re-
gently, and that On Sunday she sent twy
men to Martins Ferry 10 inform tile husband
lie had deserted, that his child was dead, Ut
having died on Saturday. and that he had
better come TO Bridgeport and buIyit. The
messengers got as far as Martins Ferry and
there they found the mangled remains II the
discarded husband, awaiting the arrival Of
some kind friends or authorities to buiy
them. The case, as told, is sad in the ex-
IRENE, and II truein all the revolving dstatls
peaks volumes Of the immortality that exists
n some Of our neighboring towns, Of which
Bridgeport Is not the least " .tll t9 "
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The oolored Odd Fellows recently In ses'
sion as aSupremo Lodge at Columbus sstab-
llshed an endowment aud relief bureau.
Any u who Is u fifth degree member oil
the Grand order OF Odd Fellows may enter
the bureau, provided he be under 10 years oil
agt and OF sound health, Upon entering be
pays q lee OF 81 %, tho one dollar going 10
dhe widow or heirA OF the deceaaed y the
tWenty.f cents 10 the expense account.
When tue membership reaches mere than
one thousand, 81, 900 will be the maximum
for benefits. The proposition TO change the
old form OF board 10 ~ Of FIVE trustees, ar.
pointed at the annual meeting OF the District
Lodge, received tho approval OF that body
and the following members were appointed I:
President, 7. II. Jackson, OF Toledei Vie
President, Il, Lones, OF Ironton; Secretary,
W. o. Bowles, OF Dayton; Treasurer. J. II.
villa
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THREE BODIES RECOVERED.
Mrs. Muir and rwo Young Men Known
- 10 be Drowned.

Mrs. Muir and rwo Young Men Known
10 be Drowned.
There have been q noticeable number OF
deaths from drowning in this vicinity re-
Gently. A peculiar fact in connection with
all these cases Is that the bodies have been
found at an unusually short distance from
the scene OF the drowning, and in a very
short time. The latest case Is that Of Mrs
George Muir, whose mysterious disappear
ance was mentioned yesterday morning. Her
body was found floating In the river near the
Riverside mill yesterday forenoon by some
boys, CONFIRMING The theory that while suffer,
Ing from an epileptio attack she had wandered
to the river and been drowned. Tho body
was viewed by Coroner SchulIzs, who gave d
death certificate In accordance with the facts.
A week ago yesterday Tom Parker and Jim
Robinson, two young residents Of Water
street, started down the river In m
thy old "john boaLn Both were intoxicated,
and their friends had heard nothing Of them
since. When intelligence was received OF
tire recovery Of a man's body near Mounds.
Vile and another further down the river, the
families OF the two young men sulp osed that
these were their bodies, aud re.atives were
sent down 10 see. Their inquiries and exam
nations showed their fears to be we'll found
ed. Robinson's body was brought up yestei-
day, and PArker's friends will have bis re-
mains brought up as soon as practicable.
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s kANnAI.1 ny.
Gleanings from al over The Local News
kslat.I L| . "a

Field. .
The Happy Nine Pleasure Club. Of Bril-.
liant, o1io, recently adopted resolutions oil
regretan coincidence Oh the death OF their
lale member, Clyde Wallace.
Twelve thousand dollars worth OF school
house. bonds, bearing 8 per cent. interest,
were sold yesterday at stsnbenyille. Thisis
for the building Of two new school houses.
The Crown Hill splint Coal Company, oil
Paint Greek, West Va, will exhibit at the
Louisville Exposition a pyramid Of KanG.
6ha coal, ilA4ked by a pile Ct pig iron on
one side and steel bars on the other, which
were made with their coal as fuel,
John Weems, living on Lower Market
street, steubeDyille, while attempting TO get
on a passing freight train at Burgeltstown
yesterday morning to go TO Pittsburgh, miss
I'd his I citing and fell with his left arm on
the track, injuripg It go that 1t was amputa-
ted above the elbow byDr. G. A. Shane,
W. H. Triplet, Of the Eureka Detective
Agency, Charleston, West Virginia, arrived
in this ci y on Saturday accompanied by Miss
Ella Harmon, OF Mahoning county, Ohio.
They registered at the Central Hotel and yes.
terday, Alderman Burke tied the knot aud
made them one. The detective and his new
partner leave for Cltyland this morning.
rriplet Is well known in West Virginia, as u
calcher Of timber thieyel and u terror to- W.
breakers generally.-PausLIrgh Commercial
41seLts- w
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BELLAIKE.
Minor Matters OF Currcnt Intcrest over
tbr River. n

Minor Matters of Carrcnt Interest Over
thf River. Z
John Pennington, Of 81. Clairsville, was in
town yesterday.
A number OF Bsllaire's young men were in
81. Clairsyills Sunday.
A. L.wetherald and family left yesterday
afternoon for Lake Cbautauqua.
Lots OF wool Is now going East by the way
of Bsllaire, coming fromall direct ons. m
Messr.. UIy and win Smith leave to-day
for Maryland, where they will remain for
probably syear.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur McClain, Mrs. Henry
Crimmel and Mrs. LsonArd are eH route 10
Cincinnati on The St. Lawrence.
The Bethel camp meeting has started of
with a very large attendance, good order and
interesting exercists Il continIes all week.
VIM. Clouse and VIM. Meininger are Cap
tains OF two sides formed Of the Shueizen-
verein. and will shoot to-day for a prize and
supper.
Large quantities OF water were poured on
the smouideripg bank of made ground at the
loot Of Central avenue yesterday, but still 1t
burns. M
Notall OF the excurslonIsts OF the Andes
IUtuIubu vi tuo uJhts 5Uulu Will Cghu Wy
rail altar a visit to the Louisville exposition
and other places.
Judge c. W. Carroll, Of the County Seat,
was here yesterday looking o~yetatfairs politi:
cal. W. n. CoAlaud, the auditor, and Thos.
u. Clark were also down.
There IS good deal OF guessing and sum-
ming up Of the votes OF the Bellalrs
Democratic delegates In the county o%onven-
don, but no certainty will be reached tlll az |
'er the convention. The delegates are W. ].
Kelly, John MOnahan, Emil Schmidt, James
Eollen, Thos. Dtegan, +. S. Clinton, Louis
L. Roche, a. A. Clark and Robert Courtney,
with Henry Harris, Maurice Davis and Gus.
5chick from the township. F. Hindeman
Is the delegate TO the Senatorial convention.
There was con iderable interest manifested
and yet the result, with one or two excsp-
tons, was all known before the primaries
we're held.
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Messrs. Kirkbride, Ward and Richardson,
al Inc slandefuus aud sensational story OF a
murder at Ma,amoras, Ohio, seventeen years
ago, in which Mr.. Kirkbride, the father OF
MT. Ward and q gent. etnan named West
were alleged To have been implicated,
were at Bellaire yesterday, and learned
thar the information on which the hrst
article In the 7fbtMe was based was OBJ.
tanned from DR.. Martin, late Of Matamoras;
but now living at Bellatre, who had received
q letter from his wife In which .the rumor
was related as a fact. The gentlemen left
for Matamoras with the ayowed determins-
lion OF entering criminal proceedings for
libel against Mrs. Martin and Col. Dan John.
son, Of Tyler county, who confirmed the
story and added other particulars when In
this city recently.
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pEpsnNAL mearlON.
News and Gossip In Reference TO Various
pa0pla.

News and Gossip Ia Reference 10 Various
People.
Mr.. Peter Miller has got home from an ex-
tended visit TO the Fatherland.
Mr.T. Mont. Reilly left yesterday for Oak
land, Nd, on a short pleasure jaunt.
~. Sander, Of Marshall & Co, this city,
Is spending a few weeksat his home In Ohio.
Mr.. ]. Harry Devore, Of this city, hiss been
spending several days with friends in Quaker
City.
Miss Kate North and Miss Lou swartz
leave to-day for q three weeks yisitto friends
in Chicago.
Capt I'D. Muhleman, of the Mcclure House,
has sufficiently recovered from his recert
illness to 10 over into Ohio to recuperate.
Mr.. John Z.rnitz and wife leave on the P,
W. & Ky. to-day for New York, Philadei-
phia and D fillmore. Mr.. Harnitz goes on u
pleasure and business trip.
vice President Thompson, Of the AmalgA-
mated Association, accompanied the dele
gates to Philadelphia. Mr.. thompson lie
making no effort 10 secure the Presidency.
and II elected 1t will be because the Office
sought the man,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-07

OfRN,Ironds-the Extent and Locality of
esN the Rnada.


the Roads.
New YoRk, August ga reporter to-day
askedtIr. Depew what he thought of the
outlook for the railroads, especially the
Vanderbilt properties.
at is first class. We are constantly at
work upon our different roads, making i'm.
provements to track and rolling stock and
rushing extensions that cannot but add
largely to our revenue. In the western
part Of Pennsylvania Mr.. Nanderbilts
enterprises are pushing vigorously into
the Connellsville and Clearheld coal re-
gions, and when his system OF coal roads
there, embracing nesrly 400 miles, is COM
pIeted we will be able to feed both the
Lake Shore and New York Central from
the richest coal and coke regions In the
United States. These branch roads willadd
largely to our businers, and will put Us
in possession OF the most valuable kind
Of traffic. One Of these roads, the
Youghiogheny, runs direct from Pittsburgh
to the Connellsville coal district. 1t con-
meets with the Lske Eeie & Pittsburgh, one
OF our roads, and then continues north Of
Ashtabula, where 1t connects with the
Lake Shore. This road is almost ready for
business. 1t will be an especially strong
feeder for the Lake Shore, while the Pine
Greek road, which we are building, and
which connects the Reading system and
the New York Central roads will bring
to the latter road an enormous amount OF
business. The South Pennsylvania, an
other new line which Mr.. Vanderbilt pro.
iected, in process OF construction south
IRON Harrisburg TO Pittsburgh, connects
with the Pittsburgh road and thus gives
the iron interests a direct outlet on the
Lake Shore. What Is known
as the Vanderbilt system when
completed willie be the greatest
system in the world, and will reach the
most productive agricultural, manufaclur-
ing and commercial territory in this coun-
try, 1t consists ofthe New York Cen
trsl and Hudson River railroad, 456 miles
and four tracks; Lake Shore $50 miles and
double track; Northwestern, $500
miles; Nickel Plate, $50 miles, or
a full 6,G00 miles OF double and quadruple
track, not to speak Of thousands Of miles OF
side tracks, &c. In addition to his large
Interest in eace onh of these roads, MIR.
Vanderbilt has blocks OF Rock Island and
BURLINGTON stock"
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81.
The Successful Picnie Given Yesterday
I nj Seibert's Garden.

The Successful Pienie Given Yesterday
al Seibsrt's Garden. =
The celebration OF the twelfth anniversary
Of the formatiAn o the St. Alphonsus Beneyo-
lent Society was a success from beginning 10
End. .Yesletisy was the big day. A grand
parade through the principal streets took
place in the morning, and q big picnic at
seibert,s in the afternoon and evening
wound up the festivities. The parade in the
morning was a very credithble one. The 81.
| Alphonsus Rociety turned out 8 fonR. The
seventy odd mempersoi the St. Peter and st.
Joseph's Societies, Of Canton, who came here
20 assist the 81 Alphonsns Society IN the ceie-
bration, were also in the line. The Opera
House band aud the Grand Army band, oil
Canton, furnished the marching music, which
was OF q superior order.
Soon after noop the rush for the Garden
commenced. The scenes on the Elm Grove
were a repetition Of those OF Sunday. Every
car carried about twice the number II was
built for. The picnic was given under the
auspices OF the Opera House band, and
therefore the selling OF beer could be car
rled on without the ST. Alphonsus Society
violating the rules OF the catholic Church,
promulgated by Bishop Kahn. No dancing
crowded into the Garden, and ali seemed to
enjoy themselves. They lounged under the
Blk trees or sat in the pavilion, parlook OF
refreshments aud listened to the superb con.
cert that was given from 2 TO s O'clock by
the bands. The bands played alternately,
and once or twice consolidated and played
familiar airs. The musi3 was really fine,
and deserved the the applause II received.
AT 8 O'Clock the Canton people left 10 order
10 catch their train, which left Bridgeport
about 7 y. n. The Opera House Band gave
an evening concert. The Canton people, by
the way, were delighted with the pleasant
time they had 10 Wheeling.
a wonder It did not rain. 1t usually does
when this Society turns out At The Park
everything was quietand orderly. The COM
mittees all did their work we'll and deserve
nraisa.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-07
COUNTY HEALTH BOARD
NAMED BY THE COMMISSIONERS.
AClly Bs,lih Bo.rs Wanted, tob. Composed Par.
TALLY ottho Same Members as tie County
BOard-What the sscrstary Ofths state
Board says-ROutns Bu,Int.,.
lEp BY THE COMMISSIONERS.

The Board Of County Commissioners met
in regular monthly setsion yesterday all be-
ing present but Mr.. Delbruggs. The princs-
pal business OF public interest transacted was
the appointment OF the County Board OF
Health. DR.. Eugene Hoge was named as
President, and DR.. George Bard and ~.
Woods, Esq were appointed the other mem
bsrs Of the Board. DR.. Hoge and Mr.. Woods
were members last year. DR.. Baird succeeds
Or. G. A. oracrait. DR.. Cracratt, c. D. J..
Bingell, lDr. B. W. HSzlett and Dr.. A. F.
Stitel we're named In connection with the
appointments, and received some votes.
II eCUmmittee on Printing was Instructed
m nnrcSase bound volumes OF the lETELLI.
aRscERt for 1882 and 1888 at $l2 per volume,
for the use Of the county.
In accordance with Tie recommendation
Of the Committee on Finance and accounts,
| sheriff Brown was ordered credited with
81. $50 81 on account Of county orders and In.
terest. aud sill 10 on account OF road orders
| Delinuuentdog tax lists " re allowed as tol'
lows: Liberty; 50 50; Triadelphia; $l2 90;
| Iichland, $I2 so; a ashiogton, SIS so; Madl-
son, SO 80; Clay, SO so; Union, $40 so; Centre,
Sl2; Webster, $27 90; Richie, $40 so total,
$I5S 90. These bills were ordered given to
ths constables Of the several townships for
D. G. List, President Of the Bank OF
Wheeling, handed in his report Of the ac'
count OF the sinking funds In his hands for
the 9 DER cent. bonds. He returned three
bonds OF $1,000 each, II, q and IS, and
birty sight coupons Of $50 each, and thirty
liz coupons OF $50 each. His account show
I'D a balance due Ohio county OF 5000. The
account was ordered filed.
Superintendent Piankey, OF the County
Iufrmary, reported that there were ~ in
mates at that institution In July, OF whom
40 we're white males, 80 white females, and ]
colored male. There were one birth and
.wo deaths In the month.
The Clerk was ordered to collect 800 from
thu rity OF Wheeling and turn It over 10 the
sheriff on account OF the bridge over Fra
A resolution by Mr.. Commertord. author.
zing the purchase Of eight feet Of hose for
the purposes OF the jail, was adopted.
A resolution by Mr. Speidel authorizing
the appropriation OF money for the painting
Of the Fulton bridges and repairing the
peninsula road, was adopted, a. d the Com
mittee on Roads and Bridges directed to take
charge OF the matter.
The usual amount Of unimpor, ant routine
business was attended to, and bills to the
following amounts were ordered paid on re-
commentator Of the respective committees:
Finance and Accounts, $510.15; Poor House
and Farm, $1,4.9 So; Court House and jail,
1874 rs; Roads and Bridges, $352.sO.
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meath Of Mother Basil clarke,

Ia " yesterday morning Mother Basil
|Unk led ct the convent Oh Eotf street near
the Cathedral. She had been for many year.
the sister In charge Of 1.-THE Wheeling Hospital
and Orphans, Asylum, and was for the last
three year, Mother Superioress OF all the sis
ters Of st. Joseph in West Virginia. These
sisters conduct the hospital orphan asylums,
the Academy Of 81 Joseph and the Catholic
schools in this city; also at Benwood, Clarkt-
burg, Grafton and Charleston. she was q
woman endowed with great executive abilt'
" and all the Christian virtues. Her death.
IL q great loss TO the Catholic church in West
Virginia, and TO the charitable work to which
her life was devoted She will be buried OF
0 O'Clock this morning from 81. Joseph's ca
thedtal.