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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-09-28

Dr. Jackson's Penetrating I1simeut h post
tive aud unftiling curU for cuts, burns nnd
bruises. sNeliing0f the joints OF muscles, coi-
lar or Saddle rlslls frsrns,n nnah. rhsnmntism
sod lnmouona OF sorunguss OF every description
Acknowledged by al who have used u ~ Be the
most searching and healing liuimout ia ure-
cold by All druggists.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-09-28

The BIN and Smith wagon, as good as
evrr went on Tour wheels, ut the different
styles and SizeS for sale nj bedrock prices.
by Am Allen OF North Main str,,t.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-09-28

The Immense stock OF cooking and heating
stowe IN stock AZ Gcppept stones must be
closcd out 10 make nom for eprtnx Eoosis- "A
most exccllent opportunity 90 Kct oarrAnA %
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-09-28

My line os dolmans viii be found very com
plete this seAsoa- have also a large assort-
ment OF cloaAIs Cor ladies, misses and children.
A. &. sheldon n.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-09-28

Newly furnished and centrally located Only
IN first-class house I'm the city. Reasonable
rates for board and lodging by the day or
public generally.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-09-28

Those coming TO the mill for their Hour win
save the freight 70 MediciDs Lodre, which 10
n cts per cwt. J0HEsoE 4 Sru.EA n
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-09-28

A me line Of Pal and Winter Cloaks. Dol
mans and Jackets Just arrived at a c. shell
don'A ~
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-09-28

Jackets WIN b 1anA worn. especially by
yOung ladies. nsthsy eembin grace with com
tort. and are well adapted 70 set on q neat
nxure- Sheldon has . nne line OF them Is
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-04
TRADE TOPICS.
No Material 'chasgs iaths General
Situation.
The IRON AND OIL TRADE REVIEWED
Corn Holds Its 0~n and Cotton Firm
Pork and Lard Looking Up-Ths
Business Failures Of
the Week.

SEw YORK, June Special kilograms
from the principal business centres OF the
United States to Bradstreet's, reveal no
material improvement in the general bust
ness situation since last week. The dis.
trioutive movement has been retarded by
wet and cold weather in the lower lake
regions and the States. and Northwest.
The expectation of an iron-mill strike,
also, excited an unfayorable effect on trade,
and to Judge from special kilograms re.
ceiyed from Wertern iron centres, the
news Of the abandonment OF their position
BY the Pittsburgh mill owners ais not
looked upon further West ss favorably as
might be expected.
Cotton a New York
has declined to l02I cents. Wheat has de-
clined and lstterly has risen again. The
last move was caused by the Chicago bull
clique and their New York and st. Louis
hackers, who we're assisted by the doubts
existing as to the extent OF damage done
by the cold and wet weather at the West
Corn has been higher and Is firmly held.
Reports are current OF some that has been
planted having rotted owing to the pro.
lopged wet weather. Provisions have been
in no special demand for legitimate uses.
The market has fuctuated daily during
the week with q net decline TO date. 1 few
large spectators have control OF stocks,
and transactions are, therefore. restricted.
Iron Remains Dull and Fiat.
Irices OF pig are unchanged. About thir-
ty.fve furnaces have blown out in Penn
sylvania. and fifteen more will shortly
fall shntR ,FNln Itnr has hnn ErV,.
IL held AT unchanged prices, on eXpecta.
ton OF strike At Western iron mills.
Steel rail mills are well employed, aud
prices are firm al figures last given. Pc.
troleum certificates have been bounding
back and forth about $l20 the reported re.
suit OF contest between the Standard oil
Company Of the bear side aud syndicate
headed by James kecne on the other.
Anthracite Coal stocks
are vel cleared up as compared with the
,ofTC>I ending period last year. Prices are
fairly we'll maintained and the surplus
piUdUcr on rs against last year is towering
toward .i'r.,TU tons. Ocean fTeights are
dull, but firm. The shipments have been
'tss this week than last, owing TO the ad-
vance in l'rrce ul staple commodities on
th's side. There is no Improvement in the
wool rade. supplies OF new clip are
coming Last little more freely. but the
movement is backward as compared with
last yesr. Manufacturers are buying only
for current wants.
The Business Failures
reported to the mercantile agency OF K. q.
Dun & Co. during the last seven days mum.
bsr l5l aS against l5S last week. Tue New
England States had twenty-one, Middle
States sixteen, Western forty.two. the
Southern twenty.six, Pacific States and
Territories thirteen, New York City eight
and Canada and Provinces twenty-five.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-04
A GAME OF BLUFF
TURN DOWN THEIR SEVERAL HANDS
A New Haven Preacher Going for the
Salvation Army-Ministesial Student
Sealaways Who Should Be Be-
hind the Bars.

WASHINGTON, June S.-There are indica'
tions here that the British government has
given up Its efforts to eXtradite Sheridan,
Walsh and lyman; at least that appears TO
be the present programme, though what
future developments may bring about can
not now be foretold.
A correspondent yesterday visited the
British legation and there learned that the
probabilities were that no further steps
would be taken, in the matter for the
present at least, and probably not OF all,
unless further Developments should take
place. The statement was frankly made
that no steps had been taken for some time
past, and that so far as was known were
From all that Can be Gathered
il appears probable that the British Coy
eminent, finding that its evidence against
Sheridan vas scarcely sufficient to warrant
extraditlon, and that the talk OF arrest had
silenced the men at whom 1t was directly
levelled and likewise many others, has de-
cided to give over all further efforts In the
matter. This decision is probably based
upon the supposition that they Will re-
main passive at present,
The fact that the Land League has taken
q different and less radical form probably
had also its effect in bringing about this
conclusion. BY some it Is suspected that
the
British Government
was merely playing game OF bluh In ask
ing for a warrant for Sheridan, and the re-
suit having been all that was expected in
quieting affairs on both sides OF the water
no further steps will he taken.
1t is safe to predict that unless new and
important evidence arrives, or some new
Developments take place 10 bring the mat
ter again INTO public attention and make
the moral effect of further action necessary
from the British standpoint the warrant
foI Sheridan. now in the hands of the
British Minister or the British Consul at
New York will not be served
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-04
POLITICAL OPINIONS.

T.s -..,lor that NJ. ridden occupies his
-:sGs" IN cutting rcrd wood = not con-
d.ur,L lie is very robust. however. tie
= sol, 10 peak, even 50 as 20 be heard
sr,v,s 4 ataale.-Cin"ianati Commercial.
E,yard AID Mcdonald have gone the
~. yi he heEtrcky platform. Nobody
s.ow, .Usl what they meant l. there no
ja.aocrut who will ,pcaG out loud in meet
."; Carlisle. tuy instance Ce'-rhiladclphia
I-.-,
senator Hyard, iu al, letter IN the tariff
Nnd the handful Oi Iuen' who control
legislation, did not say = word about his
lJwesiUl Jiort ia the senate in behalf OF
tie match monopoly. 1t Was in spite OF
tie delaware Senator That the tax on
matches was abolished. Com.
Ne-cial Gazette.
The slaYish devotion of he National Re-
rIo.csu 10 the personal fortune, oj
&saOue Is evidence OF "caprtal under-
standing between the little villain and
he Guiteau administration. The shame
ia 'sc: can BE- explained IN no othrs way.
That bargain will be losing one Tor the
Republican partyin tbs aud-M,von ia.
4e.es-aPh.
'oVrgUpr Cleveland !, winning golden
",.,''r, from all -ort, "i people in New
1.,s y Ri, Gde.itv 20 public interests.
-." 'urH corporations. the swiudliug
'.@,s I'D -rjudin. wCurpo'ieS stand a very
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-04
A HORRIBLE CRIME.
A Man " hO should Psy n Big fe"aity
for Ris Deed.

SpsciGl Dispatch 70 he Iest''<T.
CUMBERLAND. M, June Sit appears
that the Midland outrage, mentioned yes.
terday as a rumor, is fact. The boy. d
colored one, sged twelve years, on whom
the horrible crime was pe-petrated, was
noticed lying on the railroad by some
miners. They told him to get of. and he
refused, saying he wanted TO die. Inquiry
revealed the fact that the boy was
suffering much, having been mutila.
ted shockipgly in manner that
iorhids publication of the facts. citizen
named Holm gsworth is charged with the
crime. and will be arrested. He asked the
little BOY 10 go On an errand. This ho re-
fused. HolIirgsworth being maddened
threw the boy down. ard committed the
crime. The suffering boy is sscreted. Much
indignation prevails.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-04
, GLIMPSE At the STATE PRESS.

e., small pox scourge in Mercer county
,ou in fai- way under control.
~. Vest Virginia Argus says the fruit
IN o,ll he plentiful in that section.
The ri,chie Democrat stin keeps John
n Csrrst,'s name at the head OF its col
,.n,rs for President OF the United States
N. democrat seems to be sincere.
r,s West Yirginisn leads Off gallsntly
,,;,b The boss tish story. That paper says;
.sT,., sunday, Thomas Stern, who resides
var Newport. this county, caught cat
ssb m -, t-o, line which measured hEe feet
;r,Ienpth and weighed sixty pounds
In, Rraxton Democrat has the aoor "on
-,,kes." II says: ~ young lady oil to"n'
ubiIc walking 10 the Grannies creek bridge
, hall mile below town, te" days ago.
s.v ten black snakes, six alive, and iour
sss5 n the weather had been warm, II Is
w. ..sely she would have seen more.
,srts county to-day !, yeGrs6 months
al . days old--thas is, i is that length
p. ,,.s, since the General Assembly Of Nlr-
..., passed the act which created the
.r.r. Harrison county Is about "a years
~. r- ,.sa Lewis county, 20 that our moth
...q,v bSd arrived at tolerably mature
.-..-r she gave birth 70 her child
N--r.a Democrat.
s... Raleigh county Index says: The
..,. ,.uy vho carries the nail from this
,....r .o Joe's Branch, vas attacked by two
..... zen IN disguise Is negroes last Tues
ls.. oout I'VE miles from this place.
t.. >aast,d The mail boy down with
...s ,aptured the mail bags, cut them
...1. l.l,I the contents, taking, as IS sup
.....i ,uly The registered packages.
ta..I. rain and hail storm swept over
tins yf ,h;s county late Wednesday
...a. ...a. doing considerable damage. In
axe .E.,ances barns were unrOpted, forest
.-.., FROSTED and carried bodily for
..gslf..ahe distance, and fences swept
.. sn away. Rain iell in binding sheets,
.c-r- tie ground 10 the depth OF several
he. 70 was the ,e yerest storm that has
..,teI this section in many years.
The Point Pleasant Register notes TIE
,rs.h Z ryU Mason county citizens by
r-,e, al,r- on them Mr.. Francis Hing,
N Thirteen. was trying to save some
fyncin- urjcr a burning tree, when the
r.u Of rhe tree fell, striking him on the
A-ad causing instant death. A young man
named l:araett, on Thirteen also, was out
uniting. and while cutting tree to get o
-,,i-:e.. limb fell from it, striking him
"a .hp head and Sil,iug him instantly.
\ serious aFray occurred in Jackson
t,auty -rcs-1y between James Wolf and
Henry loune. It appears that Wolf had
asen iu..iuc Ncauss COW. and Young re-
,uas.,l aim not do / again. when Wolf
80 b." do on him. NounE gave thN ic-s; "
a,ow 4nd Wolf then Jumped On Young, as
sisted by lis son. and the dog having 're-
ray,-,d trom the blow which Young gave
h0.r. also pitched n. Young was badly
1,s.,n W the father AMI son and also seri-
,-oly tom ~ the dog. Ills condition was
r.r-..~sed very Cy,!ica,. .-ErENton Demo-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-04
A GIRLS FOLLY.


DAYTON. ONO, June a wedding 10
high circles has sudden!y been nippcd In
the bud in this city, by the csrelessnssa ot
u ccrtsin photographer. The story OF the
affair reads rather sensationally, yet has
l,s ludicrous sides, and illustrates how the
folly Of q young girl brought its Own
penalty.
The youug lady in the case. who 10 .
belle In high circles. and 10 D rather pretty
and yicacious brunette ot eighteen sun
mers, IN one OF ,hoee of the fair sex sho
watches
Her shspe sna CeopIsstss
closer than miser does his money. hous
few months ago she repaired 70 . pDoso'
graph establishment whore they hsss
Iady photographer. and had . negative
taken .ith the bnre bust. That ~ was Q
pic ,urr worth selng no one who knows the
young lady doubts for Q moment. Whist
She lid with the half dozen pis'nf-s she
got uu ,Le seems 10 kaow. tbout two
months hnsrward khe had another newa'
lis. ink.n With the attraction revealed in
the Gr. lrdden. Recently she bs, bten
alcsni lrUu society events, and u wss re-
ported size sas so0n 10 b married =, one
ni rio-s very nice young fsil0ws.
asst eesk she ordered another hail d0',n
i.i,tur.s ~ the same studio frUfn the nd
negative, and yesterday
ken, Hss AmAsssA After The..
lie took the liberty 70 look st them in the
studio, and. the way bs dSoppel them o.s
would think they vsre red hot coes. IL.
the pictures on the door, turned
red o. boiled lobster. hes
grabbed them up without . word
and departed In great haste. The photo
rrspher lad taken hAlf dossa from che
bare bust negative. The yoens lsdy got
her pictures, but BY mall, and tas photo
grnpber got . warming up from Q mad girl
The xou.dbe husband bss gone 70 the
lakes " cool oa. 10 marriage there nov.
say those 1ho are most likely " knos.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-04
A HARDENED TOWN.
The SaifstiOnisis Disgusfed With the
Apathy Encountered at New Haven.


NFw HAVEN, June %.--Therc is some
prospect OF a disagreement between the
Salvation Army and At least one OF New
IIaven's preachers.
The Rev. NJ. II. HOughton, of the Uni-
yersalist Church OF the Messiah, attended
one OF the meetings OF the army which
comprises about half dozen persons, and
afterwards Published card in which he
said that he was disgusted aud that he
hated TO see my Lord put to open shame
The SalVati0niSts,
though disturbed by this, say that they
Will take 20 notice of it, but at the saIuc
time intimate in IN evening paper that
the preacher himself needs to be s'vcd,
and quote the psalmS TO show that they
are justified in playing iu New Haven
streets on a ;smbouriue at religious SER
CeS.
lti> understood that Mr. HoughtOu will
preach p sermon cOndemning the methods
&C the SaiYationists. Up to this time tue
army has had Il monotOTously Iuiet
lawpaign here, and last night their audi
onCe was smaller than AZ any previous
time. They have been hero about s fort
night and contrary to their experience
elsewhere, have attracted little attention
and have not been seriously molested.
They have leased 8 hall Cor year, eE.
rect "reinforcements' soon. and say that
they do not despair Of overcoming the
apathy OF New Haven.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-04
sRIEElN IOIn.

'77.' e." UacoDunonly numerous this
''''u n ;Hs Nrper portion Of Maize,
1ar ate, discovery is ,oal.tar sugar. Its
~.'-'..s" B., '1id % lie in its superior
~ .s.",s,.
'a' +Atuine rcl .oufereuce lately held
"a q ano decided that copper is the best
H7'ar.L 10 use in rods.
'' - .onSidered disgrace Zoe uindoo
-. not - be married when she Is eleven
- ."''.r years old.
.'''at ,he year l>'2 Albany produced
- ,"-rcls a ale. Ioi,co3 barrels Of
=. s-i .r" barrel, Of weiss beer.
VIZ v. W. Wood. Of Oxford, n. C., has
' '' ''sb in his front yard pyramid
aye. "u'ch has Too rosebuds upon il.
"'ter' Is avery fashionable color, and
o. o. the most beautiful importa,ions
- N Worth S al amber satin reception
toHras
i'y ar,'sian we'll system is proving a sue
0''' IN Florida, The wells bling c5pio, d.
Instance. '''''
7''-ss has one woman minister. ore
s.Iaa lawyer, six women county suosr-
m,'sN''ot and ten women physicians
ma T""en are engaged in editorial
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-04
PrightfuI Death.l

I-I~'lHI DIsr1ItN % N HT5teL>T.
WErEEytLlR, o., June 3.-Hsrry Whit
acre, a Young man living here, met hor.
rib,e death this morning. He wa. en-
plpyed AS a freight brakeman, aud shortly
nittr leaving Bayar1, It is thought, he fei!
he tween the cars. lie was not missed un
iii the train bad gone fifteen miles, when
search revealed one OF his legs cllnging TO
thf csg trucks. A following train discoT-
ertd has mangled aud dismembered body
on The arossties Of bridge at East Roches'
Ter, where he had been dragg ID distance
of Two miles. When found his body was
stripped d OF every yestige OF clothing. His
remains we're brought here this morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-04
At CHICAGO.
What Grain and Provisions are Doing
:in the Upward March.

CWcAoO, June Wheat opened weak
EesieEfpYs but when strong buyers AR:
q broker who has for thirty days been q
persistent bear telegraphed TO his office:
at is folly TO bear this wheat any long.
er. The strongest houses in the trade are
constant buyers, aud there appears TO be
comparatively littlc grain for sale.
The June option closed at 81 ~. and
July at 81 ISL, After the call July went
up to 81 l5H.
Corn is so strong in the face Of the big
receipts and so steady, that hall the mar
ket is peeriug about to discover if some
one is not under this grain. II closed to.
night 'iGl:c better than twenty, four
hours ago. June at 56I2c andJuly at 57Ic.
Pork and lard were higher, principally
because it was set down that, inasmuch as
McGeoch had come out so stouuy against
sdulterated lard, he must haye some in:
terest in the market. July PORK stopped
at Sl9 iata, aud July lard at Sil.So.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-04

The best purifier and tystsni rex1nEr
tnTrsaity' truly 70 Electric Ttters. tnAc
,ITi,r N he liver, hilionsness, jsuodne.
corsi,rafion, weak Kidneys, OF any dif-
ease "A the urinary organs, or Who ersfse-
.,g,ss en- ,npttizer. tonic or mid sirnd
,snt viii always hod Electric Bitter. 90.
tI.. srd onIT certain crrs known. They
80 surely ard quickly, every bottle guar
sr,eed 10 give entire ,.'isfscsion :f moss.
:, futdea soid nj 50 cea's q ssfhe os
Ior,n 4 Co, druggists, Bridge ch'ner
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-04
BATTLING WITH BRUIN.
An Old Indian Fighter Has a 0ssps-
rate Encounter,
But f;o''Il. Saps5. .teS ~sno,s'so a'o''
- % the Work.

The Maintain Echo contains the follow
ing account of desperate encounter with
q bear: Mr., Geo. barker, of Cranberry
Eottom, this county, was travelling through
the woods in that vicinity. he met very
large bear. Mr.. Barker shot and wounded
the bear IN III" fore leg, and thinking he
had killed him started Ia go to him, when
the hear raised himself mp and started oil.
The hunters dog attacked him, whercupon
a icht cnsucd The bear, however,
rot into laurel thiCkct before thc
hunter could get another shot. the dog
there eyed him. Barker cTawlcd To within
thirty 'C,t OF the bear. but could not see
linn fair enough to shoot him, the laurel
tring too thick, he then mounted upon q
log near hy from which place he still did
not have fair view 20 shoot him dead. and
knowing full well that his dog wonld AZ
,ack the bear ~ soon ~ he shot desired to
make
Seeing no better way he shot the be1r.
but only produced another wound; the
dog sprhng upon him and was immediate
caTght and huggci in by the bear with
lis unbrulcn leg. The hunter saw his
doc would soon bc killed. and having a
large nevy revolver strapped 10 his side.
lear ed from the Jog. Un which he vas
standing, and made his way 10 the bear and
doc. aud upon reachins them found
that ke had lost his revolver and hts
run was empty. Hc made run on
the bear and pushed him OF the dog with
his gun. and rolled him down the bank.
The bear was so badly hurt that he did not
return 20 fight his new antagonist, and Mr..
Parker ending his dog almost killed picked
Linn up ia his arms and carried him home.
The next morning he In company with
TLos. Hoihrook and Abner snssel,
started In Pursuit
Of the hear again, and found him about
three hundred yards from where he ielt
him IA. evening before, still in the laurel.
When they came apon him ne
made A. them through the tb Ca
| laurel making things crack Bsrkers
| frat shot disabled him 10 the back 20 as 10
| impede his progress 20 them, or be would
! certainly have devourod the whole crowd.
| TLitrcen other shots tooE effect In bis bo'
! DIV. twenty-five in all before be was dead.
! lie wss ore Uf The largest specimens OF the
Black bear, Weighing over three bundrtd
pounds. ,,,
Earkrr is an old Indian 6ghter aud hunt
ter bayips been corrsiled often. bot say
| this il the hardest tight aud the nafro~est
escape ne ever pst sed through unhun'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-04
uu.I-I.n,a Iyntea baIye.

The greatest medical wonder ofthe world.
Warranted to speedily cure Burns BRUISES,
Cuts, Ulcers, salt Rheum, fesef o1.es'
Changed Hands. and all skin eruptions,
eusisnteed 20 cure tn evs!y iusianoe, "
money Ysfunds1. ,2S cent? pr box: Ecr
sale 81 LssaD & Co., Druggists, hfidse
HoEner.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-04
a prahahIA Strike.

HCu.rage, May S.-The conductors and en-.
eineers on the cable street railway, sontn
division. met at midnight last night, anu
sftsr re eiecting the companys ptoposit.on
10 pay them 90 cents per hour instes OF
40 cents per trip, drew up q memo,n "
ths management proposing psythen. -
cnSd;ng To length. Unless the accepsancs
r. the Srouositioa i signifed before npor
to.morrog the men will sill strike.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-04

chances were OF being ousted from the
collectership and s. p. Mccormick, of this
city, securing the place. The old gentle.
man ''smole Q smile and said e.
HeHad no Apprehensioa
OF such q move. 81 was in Washington re-
Gently Mr.. Pierpoiut, and had conver-
sation with President Arthur who told ME
that he would not remove me nor any one
unless for good cause" In speaking OF
Mccormick, Mr.. Ferpont said that INC
Cormick was a marplot," and reckoned on
strength which he did not possess. As the
question of whether the ex. Governor must
60 wakes warm the Sentinel of this city
will be forced to take some sort of part
for or against one of the two. The chief
clerk of Mr.. Pierpoipt, Jeffreys,. is one of
the owners OF the Sentinel, and he cannot
say any ything in favor of Mccormick or else
the bouncing machine will be set in opera
tion up In Fairmont and Jeffreys will be due
here. Itis funny mixed up affair, the
whole muddle, and is causing considerable
su6 ro'sa comments and much conjectur-
ing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-04
NOTORIOUS THIEF
.irth.rrd Ia b, the Bosten peteehTe
Fold.

Eg-rnN. june James II. Langley,
alias DIR. Langley. alias J. Henry Langley,
known throughout the country as King
of Peter Funks, was arrested on the arrival
Of the Fall River train. For years he has
been operating in the leading cities OF the
East and West as promoter Of stock job
bipg corporations, organizing on paper
for swindling purpose. One corpor-
alton is the United states CONSTRUCTION
and Investment Company, another is Linn
;ted Live stock Express Company. Dur:
ing The last five years Langley organized
score of bogus concerns. Bostonian
named Warrell was inveigled into one en-:
tCrprise and lost fully 100000. al! OF
LanLley's concerns
Proved Worthless.
Shlle his victims are legion. Langley Is
supposed % have numerous coniederates
in various parts Of the country. Langley
is said to have served q term 10 tue New New
York penitentiary; also TO have several
indictments standing against him IN the
west