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CERTIFICATES:

A.A. Walton, Of Huntingdon Valley. Montvom
cry county, Pa, writes that he had a lame back
for great many wears; had suffered great deal
ana never !ound anything to help him until he
tIled the ii. ii. III. Medicine which made per
samuel carmen, Bensalem township, Bucks
county, Pa, says 1t has been worth q Lhousand
dollars to him In curing his Rhe umatism.
For sale by druggists and dealers eyerywbere
II ur dealer does not happen TO have il In stncE
have him get u for you. Don't be put of with
an inferior article. ' - ~"
The daily gazette., 1883-07-07
THE UITH MARA FITS.

Local QHOtauOns Corrected Daily Tn the
street Market.
HAY, TRED, KTO.-ooRRROTBD DAILY BY W. j.
MORROW, NO. ali HRRNoH STREET:
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THE RAILROADS.
A Local Time Table With the Latest
Correction.

A LOCAL Illhe IaDIo WIN Inc Lhtest
Correction.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON FOR
PHILA.--2.OO*. 2.23t, $50, $40, 100, 75O, s10t
s.l5, 300 9.39 5s 10. 20, 1875 .53 a. m l2.00t
m: l2l5, 1888, / 81. 80, 400, 5,l1t, b.3Ut,
6.3St, 800, 7.26, Z 800, 9.55t p. IN.
NEW York;. OO4, 223t. $50 95s, IL SO a. m.
1888, l.54, 517*, 6.35+, 7.26 p. IN.
BALTIMoRE---1. .O5s. 1.42*, 4,5ls sos. a.17s, a
IN. l2.27, LOO, 1.09 800, 800 6.57, ll.04+ p. IN.
wAsHrNeToN--l.42t. 45l+, s.o5.. g17t a. m
LOO, L 90, 500, ,6.55 ,l1.04s p. IN.
BALTIMORE AND INTERMEDIATE STATIONS.
05t, 9,l7. a. III. LEO. 300, cop IN.
+Trains running both daily and Sunday.
tTrains running only on Sunday.
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rnAr nkNnMLLnnE Is rnMEn.

THAT "kNOwLEDGE is POWER"
NEEDS No DEMONSTRATORS. AND HE
WHO BY EXPERIENCE Knows TaE
VALUE OF "rAKRANT'S SEl TIER APER-
lkNT,'' DOES NOT NEED TO lie Tnt u
THAT HE HAS RI WITHIN HIS POWER TO
ARD OFF FENEFS, BILIOUS ATTACKS,
HEADACHES, AND ALI TIIF HIS ARls.
ING FROM A DlsoRDERED STOMACH.
LIVER OR BOWELS. a TEASPOON FUL IN
A GLASS WATER, BEFORE EATING
sllKE A CHARM, AND NO w SE Man
WILL BE WITHOUT IT. FOR SALE BY ALL
DRUGGISTS.
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TRAINS LEAVE FoR WILMINGTON

TRAINS LEAVE FoR WILMINGTON
PHILADELPHIA NEW BROAD SrRReT DEPoT-
1890 355', $50, 20. 500 u ,s36t, 10 10 1l3O
u 50 a M l2 26, l.32t, 3.l8 4.O2. 425,
5U5, $40 5.55, 6.05t. 636, 8.30t $50, 1000. ll32
p IN.
NEW GtsrLE---sss s.35. 1902, ll.46 a. M.
40, 6.35 p. m,
Trains running both daily and Sunday.
tTrains running only on sunday.
The daily gazette., 1883-07-07

WILMINGTON NoRTHEnN RAILRoAD---7 90 a. m
l.OB, 5.05, b.35 p. IN. Sundays, 100 a. IN, and
s. 10 y. IN.
The daily gazette., 1883-07-07

DELAWARE WESTERN RAILRoAD---TO5 10 80
a. IN. $50 p. m. Sunday trains 1880, a. IN.
$50 pm.
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Th hotel Is huildng, entirely nrwly
tur iShrd IN most IeAaut style and oilers
American aud q rman comic is. Refreshments
and eatabl 1rst-class at fair prices
ie2l HENRY BLOUTH, Propriel4r.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-11-25
MASON PARDONED'
=, ,,,orcb the Clemsncy OF PresI-
dent Arthur
e.foau's Would be A'sassin Soon
10 bs a Free Man Again.
,sr all Battle Before a Remote
Chinese Town
,,,.R .Ray End in a War Between
Two Great Nations.
Sgs-iGl 10 the Register.

--,x.-,x. November 24-Great ex-
r,uss caused this afternoon when
'".w.is known that President Arthur,
- the Secretary Of War, had at last
..JCT ..scr.d Sergeant Mason. The case, which
..5;..oIubly associated with the death
p-.,;ssp, Garfield and the fate Of his
sin is one Of the most famous in the
- q the country. Sergeant Mason
:. .s ,mong the soldiers detailed from the
rr,r army to guard Guitsau soon after
,'r.,,sr was placed in the Washington
- While sc;ing in this capacity as
~,,l.nsn Mason shot at Guiteau intend
- kill him. but the bullet went wide
-. marx. Mason was arrested, and after
%, months tried, and sentenced to a
- ,s-m cf Imprisonment in he Albany,
w rspiten,iary. However, &c E-est-
:. .yr,ps,hy among the pee
-, the country was evInced in his b..
=, psrriu,> were circulated and signed
:. .,o,ssr,ls in every State, pleading that
t.-:,At Be set q. liberty, while a large
=. # money was raised for the benefit Of
:, vie sni child, the famous Betty and
=. b,bv." L, is no exsggeration to say
1.,ri.lions will learn with pleasure that
:. s.. :, lssr 2een given his freedom.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-11-25
HARrIA1 YERRY NEWS.

so event has ever attracted more attsa-
ton thsn the great suit OF Hob>DsVck
sgsiDst Spencs for the sum OF Us OD,
v hich began ut g. Clsirsviils on Tbursdsy
end came 10 cio,s last night During the
vfek the msny go-sips we're ~ busy -
tees over the matter: In fact, slmost every
one in Martins F,rry appeared 10 be talk.
ing shout IL. The small boy. even. hsd
something to any. When the suit opened
the interest increased, and every where
people we're tslking about It. Ho6snssck
spd Sptpce oould be heard In the stores. ID
the barber shops. In the factories, on the
streets, st the depot, 10 the cars, and every.
where else.
People appeared 10 tsIk shout nothing
ere. The entsrprtsing RESIsIER oostsinsd
the fullest reports Of the suit and Vss
.sgerly watched and s,itd for every
~ morning. The circulation increased and
every body wanted 10 sse the paper. Tbs-
we're crszy for g. The boys sold srtss
ike bot cst-s ysstsrdsy. The many boyS
selling odsy will have picnic ssysssl
additional boys will sell to-day: Thy
tnow The feeling Of the people sDd srs ~
bavs been divided.
Mr. John Erszier bss purchased froa
Joel Wood lot on Fifth street, for 80
and will build.
The Lomss came up from Ciocisnsa
Th. loot rsos between wm. Jones ssd
Thorss, Of the lEtns, 10 OF.
Mr.. W. 4. EsieiiB. who bas bses on the
.icl II,i Tor ssssrs' days, 10 again o. daty
n the Erchspgs Bank.
The rpdssrs6 fern, near Nj Pleasant.
= offered for ssle.
Additional Martin Ferry rev on "a pagsI
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-11-25
BETRAYED BY HIS COUGH.
Armed Ayengers Find n Murderer and
XIII Him while He Prays-

ST.. LOUIS, November PA couple Of
fishermen named Hugh Niece and Sam
Aldman, living on Island No. 10 in the
Mississippi River, near Cairo, ILL.,. quar-
relied over game Of sledge last Tuesday.
In the fight which followed, Niece crushed
Aldman's head in with an axe, iDfiicting
fatal wound. John Aldmsu, a nephew of
the wounded man, and a companion
named Lusk, armed themselves and went
on hunt for Niece aud devoted
day to searching his premises
without avail. In the dusk of the
evening they sat down upon hollow log
to wait for him and were discussing their
future movements, when they heard
cough come from the recesses of their hol-
low seat. Investigation showed that ii was
Nieces hiding place. The cough was o
fatal one, as Aldman and his companion
drew the unfortunate wretch from the log
and babe him prepare for death. The fell
low begged to be allowed to take his
chances of q trial in the courts, stating
that he had struck his victim in fair
fight, but his appeal was IN vain. His cap
tors, each of whom was armed with q
double -barrelled shotgun, emptied their
weapons into his breast while he still
knelt begging for mercy. Having killed
Niece, young Aldman and his ecfnpantQu
Ia eaime .returpedf 30 the house OF The
wounded man, told in full detail what had
happened, and went away. No ehort is
being made for the arrest.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-11-25
The HOUSE IS HAUNTED.
The Form Of Dead blacksmith APP
pears iB iIs Old Home and Proves
Most Vicious Ghost,

DO you see that house" asked a passen-
ger OnaB. & .. train of a REGISTER re-
porler as We shO, out Oi a tunnel and
rpidly BEGAN the descent of the grade
east Of Burton. pointing 10 i half frame,
bslilcg long. low one story house, about
ere hundred fee; from tie railroad. Yes
red led the one addressed, "whst OF it,
Vel, that house is haunted contiu-
usd tie speaker.
Haunted" said the gentleman. What
nonsense
NO nonsense, i assure you, for the fam
i!y who occupied II last, went on the
gssEer were positively driven out by
sOue unnatural visitor. Tne man had
been living there but short time
ana his wife had spoken 70 him of hearing
NIrauge anu SpUsTinI Noises
about the place after dark. He gave the
matter 10 attention until one night he was
sUCdeu aroused from his sleep, aud on
looking up he was surprised TO see an OBJ
istt slSnGing close to his bed. Thinking
the object was a man intent on robbery, he
Quilkl, arose from his bed and prepared 10
grspple with the intruder, when the object
moved back short distance and, throwing
up two long bony arms, disclosed TO the
terrified blacksmith the Grinniug face OF
skeleton. The poor fellow was so COM
pleiely frightened that he was unable, for
some moments, TO cry out or move. bui
S,,Cd, trembling, before The horrible shape,
willie il slowly disappeared through the
aCCr. Is there any mysterjOu' murder or
sUythil Of that kind come ted " T. the
l'Sigly of the house, asked y REGISTER
sCr'te who had overheard the above con-
vt'Sat.rn. NO" replied the gentleman,
and until about q year ago the house was
IS quiet a one as there is in the county.
About that time it was occupied by .
blacksmith, who was
Feared and DIsnk ed by His Neighbors.
bsyirg the reputation of being very dau
seroUs man. One night he was struck and
s'Led by q train close by his own house.
There are some who say he took his own
lie be thar as i, may. People say he was
ugly in life and would be equally aS ugly
N ctsth, il be could His wife says that
shortly after his death he appeared to her
one night, and taking her by the hair,
craCG' her from the he'd and warned her
20 leave the house, which the poor creature
cone st once. Going 20 one Of her nsighborS
Inst night. No credit was given her story
until other people saw strange lights and
heard strsHgtr sounds in passing, until
people avoided the place after night. The
lssl 2cCupsDt 2 stranger from Pennsylya-
MS a.>O 3 blacksmith, moved into the
n'use. ignorant of any knowledge Of its
reputation.
II bon't fake Much stock in chests"
said The gensl, ,m.n friend OF my inform
ant as the engine siSralled his station and
Ae isScLsd for his Cysrcoat; but il there is
S"cE :. ing, that fellow would like ~ try
LIS Laid st IL. | kGOw him vel"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-11-25
THE MINISTER'S FATAL THREAT.
A Kentucky Clergy man Killed by the
Woman Whom He wished to Wed.

louisville, KY, November 2L-Mrs.
Julia Walker shot and killed Rev. John
Fore on the main street of Psytomia yes
terday. The clergyman had attempted to
win the affections of the lady, but she re-
PEELED him. He persisted, saying the par
sonsge was not furnished without
her. She refused to yield, aud
when he proposed marriage she flew
into rage. The clergyman also forgot
himself, threatened TO kill her unless she
married him, and left the house. Tester-
day as he was returning from 8 neighbor-
ing store with materials tor his lonely din
ner, Mrs. Fore confronted him. Fire flashed
in her eve rs she drew revolver from the
pocHet in her cloak. The minister attempt
ed TO escape. but before he could release
himself from his market basket the woman
placed the weapon against mis- bresst aud
Shot him through the heart. She immedi
ately walked to the residence OF a constable
and surrendered. The parties are negroes.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-11-25
BRIDGEPORT BRIEFS.

The Cochran estate. consisting Of three
lots where the Cochran house stood. was
cold yesterday to Mrs. Laura c. Osborn
for the sum Of 5000. On Friday ihs
Mary Taylor property was purchased hy J.
c. Porter for 81 800. The latter was cash
and certsinly very cheap.
A boiler employed in the .E,ns mill
named Fry, and residing in .E-DayilLe,
DIED on yesterday OF typhoid fever. HIS
iDterment
James Duncan has purchased a fine new
wagon and horse, with Harry Facett, OF St
Clairsville driver.
The Sherman Honse has been sold to
Mr.. Goish, of Youngstown. Mr.. Powell,
The retiring host, will 60 to Bismarck, Di'
kota.
Mr.F. P. thinner will return from Omaha
the middle OF the week, where he attended
the funeral OF his brothsr-in-lsv.
Mr. Jecob DOrf, who bad bis arm brohen
,ome time sgo, l. getting along very nicely.
Two accidents occurred on the g.. l.. d
W. r. K. on FRIDAY night or YESTERDAY
mornirg. Train IS dumped car loaded
with coal over the bank at Maynard, and Y
ran into Potters tipple. demoiishing il
Mr. Jas WSrbox is still ute sick at the
"a Pe!le House
Mr.. Charley Rice returns to Pittsburgh
tomorrow, after . weeks visit with his
usrsnfs and friends here.
Bill johnson, Q Snn'cb Ridge man, came
down yesterday and drank too much
rhiskv and vas srr,std-
Ed. Herbert, ESQ who has been laid up
by sickness several days. i. again out
Gras.nsking begins st the Ohio Valley
Gis,s WORKS (formrriy Nail Cityl next Sat-
urdsy. "FIlling in" takes place neKt
Ttursdsy.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-11-25
IN 4 GAMBLERS CLUTCHES.
A London Bankers Daogktef Rescue
from . Living Death ~ Chicago.

from . Living Death ~ Chicago
CHICAGO, November PA young girl
fourteen years of age, who alleges that she
10 the daughter Of 5 wealthy London bank
er, was rescued from her alleged betrsysr
on westbound train at the Union depot
to-day. Mrs. George r. Clarke and NJ.
Blackburn, Of the Pacific Garden Mission,
entered the car which the two were
seen to enter, and took the girl from
her companion just rs the train pulled
out of the depot The man is known as .
gambler, and wss leavisg the city with the
young girl, intending 10 start q disreputa.
Bile house in Omshs, he having engaged
some ten or twelve other girls in the city,
ostensibly for an opera company. The
gambler has been living with the girl for
some time, and the girl, firing Of the life
she wss leading, finally told her story to
Mrs. Clarke. She was the daughter Of =
prominent London banker, who, marrying
q second vile, sent her 70 q convent. Pre-
vi, US 10 this she had become acquainted
with her betrayer, Whos nov aided bar -
escape the oonSent $kdt sb4 night nv
with him. He brought her to America,
where she discovered him to be gambler
and an unprncipled man. Mrs Clarke
refuses to give the name Of the girls father
but says he has been telegraphed 10 and
will arrive within o week.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-11-25
United By WIRE.
Wheeling and piitsburE Ceupeeted by
Telephone Line.

Last right with rubber trumpet fas-
Il ned in bis ear, the REGISTER man was
transported to Pituburg and set down In
tie Dispatch Office. u was done by tels-
phone. First Of xll. Superintendent Metz
gen did the IA kirg, and bis voice was a.
Gear and distinct as though Il came from
ten fset tswsy. The line bss just been com
pIet.d, and is "a miles in length. and made
OF No. II copper wire. After talking
With Mr.. Me,rger for . moment, the
Pittsburgh Dispatch was called up and
one OF lis front Office dudes came 70 the
instrument. This Jumbo-brsinsd iDdi-
vidusl had an idea Wheeling bad just
learned Of . telephone, and he wanted "
know how the new inventio pieased the
,illsge. His bead was uksn Of and put
OF ice. but up TO this time be has not
missed IL.
TWAS supposed the telephone connec-
ton With Pittsburgh would not be made
for week yet bat by expeditions work
Manager Wolf has It nos IN working
order On Monday IL will be open for the
Transaction Of business at the customary
tolls.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-11-25

wosAs's brit frispd for rsiisvisg ~
nspy psips end veskpsDss incdeatsl -
f.msIe life. and otle thst Rivas rosy shoeka,
..rirbt~ps the eyes. checks every unnstas1l
dr.in spd creates p~sfecs picture of beaith
.oA b<suty, 10 Lr. Guysotls yellow Doek
snd 6srsspsriils. II 'puri6ss ths bleed
.trenstbeps the female systsn, end ~
moves al feeling IL lsnguos, dIstrsse. pin-
p,s,. ,orss end vsstnea. producing drse1-
is,s slumttr snd psipfa irsgu3astty q ~
oral fEnetiona.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-11-25
4 SMALL FIGHT
pu,i, sn, End LA War Between Two !
t.r.nf NnIiDnA.

h
GTtaI NaIiOus.
i,,ruy, November PA dispatch from
Errc Koug says; The news from Hal
Tror, IS that 500 Chinese attacked Haid
7,rrs on the l7th. The French garrison
vs supported by gunbost, and main
nnet ,hplr position. The engagement
susd from D clock in the morning until
in the afternoon, when the
Clrtse retreated. The loss OF the French
fvg fcue was Twelve killed and wounded.
Tfe F:tnch gunbOaI had its hull pierced
a s,yyrsl places, and eight OF the crew
Tlrrd.G News from North China says
,s,t a secret treaty exists between the
CbIpsse government and the Black Flags.
Cfirrsp ryr m 'nrrsnen's continue In arrive
st Canton and var vita France is regarde
a. s.ineylTsble
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-11-25

Nasr Who long suffered from urinary
,nd digestive diseases. c.usisg nervousosss,
.eskbess and debility. after trying bitters,
ki6usy medicio.s, iron medicines, ste.
without benefit, have found permanent re-
lief 10 irom one u three boi ties OF w. Guy
soti'. yellow Dock and BArsspaSilla- the
on,y ttrisct blood purifier and strengthen
o.. Hundreds OF letters 70 the proprie'oss
have ts,tifi.d 10 It's snperior,y over tr@
nssy prstspd.d cures - l,rzsiy advsrtis
I'd by means OF bogus oeSd6sstss tbst are
bought and paid for.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-11-25
MRS. HARSHMAN'S SCHEME.

fFo "AscS ~ NcIkuoSE o NICu
secures Her Property and PeisOns
Her n husband.
EATON, o, November 24-Mrs. Cynthia
Hsrshmsn has just been placed in the in
sane asylum here. She went to neighbor
named Mrs. Mary Overhaltz, who is q wild
ov in moderate circumstances. Mrs.
Hsrs hman told her she would secure her q
husband with $50 600 il she would give mp
her bone and furniture to her. Tue wild
ow, who Is Of weak intellect, conceded,
and Mrs. Hsrshmsn proceeded to sell the
furniture anu pocket the proceeds. She
then secured her husbands life insurance
papers and put arsenic in his whisky
ahich be drank with his meals. Harsh
man discovered the drug immediately after
taking the drausht, and called physician
at once. He lies in q very critical COZ
dition. snd may oot recover.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-11-25
piii,hnrsh h'iis shst DsSs.

PITrBrryP, November y The mills Of
Wilson. Walker & Co, Miller. Mst.
calf & Parker, and the eigbtinch
apartment OF Clark 4 Co., closed
dow tonight on account Of lack OF orders.
Singer, Simick & Co. have arranged 70 put
their men on half time. Oliver Brothers
81 d Phillips will resume Monday.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-11-25
WATER WAln

Pepsssai sd Gesevai views frsa shs
River Bsok.
The rsyer wss risik6 st dark last night,
with s feet 3 inches OF water In the Chan.
Del.
The elegant side-vheel steamer St. Lts.
renee I.sv., this port st 8 o'clock this even
ing for Cincinnati.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-11-25
lURED BY A DAsHlNe BoARDsR.
MRS. Osterstoek Deserts Her Family
and Transfers Her Affections.

and Trans sfers Her Affections.
AKRON, o., November 24.-Mrs. Edward
Osterstock, the wife of an industrious me.
chanic, last night deserted her husband and
three children. The youngest is only few
months old The woman departed on q
late train with Harry Mattick. The latter
was a dashipg young fellow who boarded
in the family, and sliensted Mrs. Oster-
stocks affections. The whereabouts Of tne
runaway pair are not known. Two detec-
tiyes have been sent in search of them.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-11-25

LAST nights Bsllsirs Tribens ssys: The
gLiyrExs sccDurt Of Pstbss Calls lsoesss
N Martin Luibsr and bis work" - 70
ptesrsd In the Catholic Colunbiss, css.
-ipnsI Catholic Telegraph and ether
Catholic pap<su.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-11-25

THE fsult vitb most AL cough PrsP,ra-
tiors is that tney conisin uo'phis. aud
ar. absolutely injurious 10 the stsmsch
and nerves. The simple preparsuon ~
Wild cherry bark. csllei Dr. Wistars Br
sem of Wild Cherry. Contains no nio'pni'
aud yet viii cnre a cough nr cold ~ irs'
timc th,n spy other compound. L: Is the
only reliable cure for consumption.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-11-25
COCKS SHOVEL AND KNIFE.
a hi>,ourI aar Confes-Ps the Murder
OF HIS Wife.

81 L"Ci-, November 2l-James Cook,
"lo murdered his wife st Springfield, Mo-,
I'' 'on'tsSed his ,time. lie married Mary
'S''n four yeals sSD. She was then a
-sN'>' me womsG OF Iwenty-eisht and the
.',Oi''G wife of William Easton, a farmer
,:, 80 ibrse yeirS' residence with Cook his
Cd cried h'Tg and returned TO ElStoa.
So mad Y JEALOUS and fearing that he
~, bu,u Al bis wIfe If they met, he avoided
SH ALd the two never care face to fac.
c.. '"s. tuesday morning " hen ne went
fr,l,' 20 Cafe Spring and met his wife in a
shop See had a babe in her
,rIaa,.. l"e slsht Of the woman and child
,Ts,esS ,seeU 10 <, aEG when the woman spoke
s,,~,E o"':n Le picked up q shovel aud
t'r over tie head.
bsi"re hhe CoaId E.eape
&c grabbed the terrified woman and forcs5
In;i. 80 between his legs and drawing a
sr. NnI mt h'r throat and stabbed her in the
htFasinC the body he heI, blt was
nCrr,J fPtur' d. Cook said, We clm-
Ilfvsc ou' Married life With bright hopes.
Cor, go -. manly then and have ever since
no,, 20" ComG:ii,ed by me Monday
,fIiL'e Oar l.. me- was hear C.va Sn-;n,
L,p hSsd in one house aud
We, ~ another. a wear $40, Isst
d., SLe c'Se!;ed ms lesvins mv
Irc,I ',r IN rLe yard and soipS 10
rRit,S' "rse not !s- distant. Ca return-
Ton, ,,n,nn,' nv chiii CRYING. took it first
nm; tiers house md afterwards On a
tr,l. ,'n'sy, where [ scent over three
tlt,i A''-r staying short time at her
tIcri - , sue IN company with a younger
sill hSS y" see rhs man Easton, who
Fss,,nTu possession OF the Oldest chill
'"r,rp,S.T Tn various occasions attempted
Vie, srcs,;ar orr :" coma back 10 him, bat
uey inst Jned hrr visit to him or where
s'' am unable to say."
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-11-25
The SCANDAL ENDED.
A Verdict for Spencs In the Cels-
brated Hobensaek Case.
Sensational Testimony Of the Clos.
ing Day ofthe Trial.
The Alleged Letter of Mrs. hoben.
sack Made Public.
Damaging Statements Made by the
Plaintiffs Brother.
Special 10 the REGISTER.

ST. CLAIEsyILLE, November "a Ill P. NJ.
"A verdict in the Hobensack-Spence case
has just been rendered in favor of the de-
fendant. The jury was out two hours and
a bali. Public opinion ,hese is much di-
svidsd inregardTo the business Of the ver-
diet. 1t Is great surprise to some, but
just what was expected by a majority Of
people. rhe public at large will at least be
gra,ified that the scandalous trial is at an
end.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-11-25

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