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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-07-13
AsO gK CASE.
A Fair Hut FrniI Oue's wearlneas Of

A Fair hut Fraii 01e's wcarineas of
Lille.
Very different from the above story Is that
Of an inmate OF an East Wheeling HaitOm de
iOie who attempted Wednesday night to take
her departure for that bourne from which
no traveller returns" This young lady calls
hersell Camille" and for over year past
she has been M innate OF Madame Julia
ChIsnell's place, on Seventeenth street.
There on Wednesday evening she formed her
resolve, and going to neighboring drug
store she purchased an ounce Of lGudanum,
which she quickly swallowed on her return
TO the house. Then she waited, and as some
time elapsed and she felt no III effects she
returned 10 the drug store and
got another vial Of thS same poison.
Shu called fellow inmste Of the house,
known as Josie, after taking the second vial,
and gave her some small ruLtI 70 execute
aileF her death. Miss Josie thought she was
liking, but shortly observing signs Of the
Effects OF the deadly drug, she informed
Madame CAISDell Of the girls rash act By
this time Camille began 70 feel alarm at the
appIoGch OF death, aud cried freely. She rAytd
n little, and her mind has evidently affected.
A physician was summoned, aud by prompt
treatment She wRs soon p Hced out OF danger.
LAST evening Madame Chisnell concluded
10 get rid OF toe gir,, and sent for a police.
man. An officer was sent out, and alter
consu ut on the girl left aud went to
Madame Clara Moss's, 10 alley 10. There,
surrounded by her gay and careless compan-
ions, the reporters found her last evening. She
refused to give AIRY motive for her act, merely
saying hat she did not like the place, and
was tirtd OF shyiog there. She had had
enough Of that kind Of experience,
however, aud said she was much
better Satisfied now. When she went
for the second vial OF laudanum, the clerk,
she stated, said jsstinsly: Art going to
stay tbystli7' anu she. answered as calelessly
IS she coulJ, "oh, no; not much. Eve got
TO much 10 live for in thls town"
Last night she showed no signs oil her mar.
row escape from pasSinR over TO the silent
msjorIiy except her unnst irally bright eyes
aud pale lace.
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SLIGHT CASUALTIES
MIGHT AAYE sEEM WORSE
Bu, for LuelJ cA.as,-A rAr,.hlsE nlsAins Rams
aRIss bows Halls street Hlll against Tine.
AROei Rspalr,r Gets a Fall through
Roof sad Br,lis a L,E Ets.

Ye,t,rday forenoon about ten O'Clock a
tlr.shIng mAcLIns from the establishment
Of l.. Spence, at Martins Fsny, was being
driven down Main street for shipment on 4
boat. Az Eleventh street the driver dit
mounted aud ebaiued the hind wheel, and
then started slowly down the slope. He bad
gone hut few yM's when the foot board,
which Is at the front OF the machine, and Is
fastened up with ANAL hooks when not In
use, came unlocked at one cad. The driver
noticed II, and was about 10 Teiasten II, v en-
the other ode also becAme detached, and the
hoard fell on the horses, Frightening them 20
badly that they started at o break neck pace
down the hili.-AbOut third OF the way
down the slope they ran on the west 1idt'
walk, thu wheel cutting biz chunk out
Of the cnrbstlLe The team continued
on the pavement, one wheel running
over the door steps, until Lueaya music ltgre
was reached, where the machine col ided
with an iron post, aud large part 81 II was
thrown bodily through tue large pate glSss
window. THIS did NOT stop The riR, and
shortly the machine upset 10 the gutter The
driver succeeded In getting of hrst WI III no
Injury but badly cut hand. The homes
continued with the tongue and trucks TO the
alley at the foot OF the hill, where thy were
caught The only damage done BESIDE that
named was the denOlition Of MllS L. RO6y's
handsome outdoor millinery shoe case. II
seems almost q miracle that no person was
hurt
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An example OF what printers Ink, large
capital and fair dealing eau do will be found
Ia tho growing enterprise known as the
Traders 4 Importers Tea Company, which
has Just GIT Its Wheeling store into running
order at 1905 Main street. The company
takes the pleasant and popular mltiod 0l
giving preieuts u their new friends for the
month Of July only, the idea being 10 adver.
tISe the extensive and varied character OF the
tea and coffee OtoCk. Itisn considered ID !
This pisa will BE- Immediately proltable, see.
Ink that the tea and coffee are worth the
exact prizes aSted for them In packages.
But the SOUVENIRS are expected to be priEh
By tbs REL 0 Yerg aud y work up goo2 feel.
LOG In behalf Of the compIDy, Cash, gold
and silver WI tuheS, diambnds AID Iawslry,
make up the list Of hgndsome Kits aud
every package OF dollars worth Of good Tea
or coffee contains favor. Tea buying al
lO8S Main street ought 10 speedily become
the rage. Look out for club ratel Oue can
for 81 o., six cana for = 90, twelys cans for
SO 90, tWei ty.hva cIns for $50 10, Bixiy.lyo
oAus for 5000. following Is a partial lit Of
tho.e who have received valuable pressnis
thIl week. 90
james Travis, nallor, LlBelle Iron Works
genuine 6iGnoo6 ;t1d, s25; Lizzie Lucas,
ll3t ohapllne street genuine diamond ring
40; Lsroy Smith, liBt Water street, ,teInI
winding and stem.stttipg watch, SIS; Jacob
aWellsSr. % Eleventh street, genuine diR.
mong oollaf.bdttou, SIS; Nike GAVIN, 2i00
Water ttreal, American watch, ST.; Jo-
Saph Johnson, bridgeport, o., fireman,
Pittlhurgh, Cincinnati & 81. Louis railroad,
stem winding and stem setting watch, SIS.
@, T, Bell, Arlington Stove Works, genuine
diamond Rug, $35; 8. b, Meyers, Mipgo
Junction, chAtelAine watch, SIS; George
Hautsker, Bridgeport, stem winding and
stem setting watch, SIS; Mlsl Jennie Moray,
OI5 MAN street, genuine diamond rinG, So;
Ms. Leece, boarding house, 0I5 Main street.
genuine diamond ring, t2di !. 7. Lynch, Rar.
gain Shoe House, u Twelfth street, $50.
II chael Copplpger, North Wheeling, stem
winding and stem setting watch, ti5: Louis
SohWslb, FlrSt National saloon, lOls Main
street, ehAtelalne watch, tIai John I,eg II
Sixteenth street, genuine thres stone dia.
mond, ruby and sapphire ring, as; W, a.
Barry, MSyorot West Alexander, stem Wind
and setting watch, SIS,
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pEENoNAn atENIlO9.
Sou. and Gossip In KCieronce To variOnH
People
e..o.o- Comdsn Will be In the CITY Sat II.

EoWs and GoESIp In Reference To EarionH
People
Senator Camden will be In the city Sat "
day.
Miss Ada siupBon LEI! the city yesterday
for few weeks sojOura al Oakland,
Mr.. II, J,.sehullz hes gOGe to PNrkersburG
10 serve Is n juror 10 the United States Court
Mrs. D. c. List aud Ms, HsEDGh Hopkins
lett yesterday mOfninS for Mountain Lake
Park.
Judge A. W. Anderson OF BGlllirs and
daughter Miss Lucy, were 10 the city yes
terdAy.
Mrs Maggie Little, of DarncsvIlIC, Is visit.
Ing her iGIHer, John 4, Armstrong In East
Wheeling.
Mr.. Sam D. IEubl,y, BtadstrsCGs man, ran
down from Pittsburgh and VAS III the city
last evening.
M, H A. Wells, Of ST. Louis, and Mr..
Henry Russell, Of Esg YORK, two promi-
nent glass buyers, ArV Ut the McLure.
Miss Jsunis Bailey and MiS4 Hattie Dial.
xelI are domicied In one Of tln cosy cottages
at Mountain Lake Park for a few weeks
An addition has been made to the tOrcc OF
operators at the Western UliOn Oill9e, In the
person OF Mr.. J, Il. Aultn, lac Of Dayton,
Ohio.
CAPTAIN John AtcLure Ia At St Louis, al
Tending The session q the Mississippi River
ImproVemsut UOmmssi IN, ot 6hlcl he 10 the
menb n for Wet Virginia.
Mr.. a. ". Campbell returned last evening
from New Hampshire, accompanied by MS
son Richard, who mas beet AItlndlng Dart
mouth College at Hanover, n. Il.
DR.. ], G. Mccullough and wife and
Rev, T. NJ. Brown and wife, Of }ellLiEe. were
The Eueits Of Mr. aud MrA W. Mccullough
and vile, Of tho Eighth ward, yesterday.
Mrs. Ed. ClsndsnnlnV. Of Kansas City, her
siStor. Mis- eophiu Logan, Miss Virgi"lA
Miller aud Miss Gene Naguer lett yesterday
FOR Mountain Lake Park to enjoy the mouu.
tain bresEsS fer . few weeks.
NJ, james Mccullough aad wife returned
Yesterday from their bridal trip y Ireland;
iIhey we're married 10 Pittsburgh several
weeks ago, add went oyer to the Emerald Isle
m n visit
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BELLAIRE.
A FaithIe.s Husband-rer.onaI Gossip.

A PaithIess Husband-PersonaI Gossip.
Etc.
William Bumgardner, OF 81. Clairsville, ID
building house for Mr.. McGeorge, en-
Noble st eet.
krois. W. H. Anderson, OF Wheeling, and
II. N. MertzApf steubenyille, were the guests
OF Mr.. Mord Nelson, yesterday.
There will DO u social at the German par
Aonage, this evening, In honor Of kew. Mr..
Noll, a former past,F OF that church.
The fact that the Benwood ferry Is not
rum ng causes much Inconvenience, all
vehicles being compelled u 20 around by the
upper ferry.
MIRA French, OF Wheeling, who has blen
spending q few weeks with her daughter,
MH. h. Roemer, Of the Fourth ward, left for
home yesterday.
A load or two OF limestone dumped into
the mud hole ut IKE northeast c.rner OF the
Public tqusre might save an accident - some
one and suit to the city.
Another wedding took place last night
Mr.. Fred. Upperman, Of the Onto GAS
Works and Miss Eliza L. HeatheringtJn,
daughter OF John L. Heathetington.
2. T. King one OF BsllaIre's prominent
merchants, lett yesterday for Scotland. He
has not visited MS native country since he
left 1t seventeen and bali years ago.
Miss Annie Mum, OF Sharon, Pa, left for
her home yesterday. She was accompanied
by her cousin, Miss Laura Robinson, who
will make an extended visit TO friends.
The Independent has this story: Jordan
FILLS used 10 live In Bellaire, ana was coal
hauler. Recently he took Il into bis head }
20 out In society alone. He Is 0 married
man, and has wife and two children who
live In the noishborhood Of the Belmont
glass works. Fills spruced up and soon b.
came acquainted with a young lady 10 whom
he palmed himself OF as Ed. Rose. Now
Rose also works at The mines and Is a yeIy
nice gen tlamAn who dotsn't want bis goJV
name tarnished by such rascals as Fills has
proved himself 10 be. When tue exploits oil
Fills becams known TO his family, Ills wife
demonstrated With him, aud soon Fose learn.
cd OF the use OF his name. HBTisited Fills
home aud akktd tle fellow out. Fills made
some excuse and then TX pptd out the back
door and has not been helrd Of since This
occurred on Monday. Rose Is very iudig.
nant apout the use oil his name, and H..
formed The fatier Of the innocent girl who
was dupad inio keeping compaiy with this
man, who hAs now deserted bis Iamiy and
left them In very destitute circumstances
that Fills was o married man. II Fills
should ever agaiE visit this section, there are
two or three who will make 1t interesting for
him
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STATE SCRAPS.
A New Paper-Dcer Park-A Born 'show
Actorf-OIher Notes

A New Paper-Dcer Park-A Born ..shoW
Actor"-Otherh Notes
There are two hundred guests at Deer PArl
Hotel. Jungnickel's orchestra, seven pieces
iurnis1es the music.
Cheap building lots are wanted In Littl,
Washington. The Reporter ssyS that II thert
we're fitiy lois, eligibly located, thirty feet BY
one hundred and twenty feet, they woulI
meet with buyers at 500 to $500 piece
equivalent 10 y, 400 TO q 600 per acre.
wsllsburg Ia really to have a new weekly
paper. II Is 10 be atwen'y.tour column folio
known as the Brooke County Local, and make,
disappearance I, morrow. ltisI0 be published
and edited by Mr.. James F. Murphy, q lly
newspaper man, who. will make 1t independ'
ent In tone.
Bonneville has, In the person Of Mis-. Ella
May, n little nint -year.Old, q yeritable lndiH
ruboer girl. She has not been subject to any
special training, yet can perform many Of
the feats OF the salaried Snowman, and II Il
thought with thorough training she would
have few, II auy, sqpenors In the country III
that line.
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by advertisements faISiiyiug Dr.. Prlce'l
Cream Baking Powder.
U0principled attempts are made by com
ptttors who boast OF their int,ntiOn 10 OBJ
taln poss sslOn Of the entire Baking Powder
business, And force the community OF house.
keepers, BY undertaking. DR. Prices Pow.
der, - use their own inferior compounds, ad'
yeftsi' 3 their own a. absolutely Pure, aud
DR.. Prices OF no comparative value, when
DR.. Prizes Cream Baking Powder has been
Ia use for years, and Is known 10 b. Snpe Tor
in Strength, superior In Purity, slperof In
Wholesomsness, aud, 10 prove the truthful.
ness OF this assertion, let II be tested 10 the
kitchen In the family loaf, by the consumers
only true test-TlIE TEST or THR OVEN.
1t Is natural hat consumer SHOULD look
with no Iittle degree VI suspicion upon 4
commodity that tetks for favor and sale b.
Misrepresentation OF other competing PR
ductlOns. There ale three claSsrS Of p.rsouk
competent TO speak Of the relative merits oil
baking powders A nrtiOn Of houst ksepsrs
who have u,ed DR.. Prices Cream Baking
Powder for years, can speak from expert.
mental knowledge, and pronounce 1t the
DeSt. Eminent ChemiItI ipeak Of it, purity
aud effective force from repeated analysis
that hbs been made frim year 10 year sin Z
its introduction. Physicians, treating the
qu,ttIon IS one Of hygiene, speak In favor OF
Or. Prices, for when we eat bread TRiIed with
1t we are eating tis wheat Hour In all Of lie
nutritious efficiency.
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RAILRoAD nArrERs.
yandstbIIrs New shurt frank Line
The River Road,

Inc River hulus
A pIEE: Ton OF the SIT. Vernon, Coshoctcn,
& WAesliug Railroad styJ the contracts
for the road will DO let out In few months.
Engineers In IAnderblltS employ have re-
Gently been over the line. and there are ru-
mors that Il will DO used a. q link OF The Van,
deIhlt great new trunk line. Work on tbs
south Pennsylvania Is also TO commence at
once. An executive oomm'itse with Van.
derbilt as Chairman VS.! appointed We4net.
day 10 tike charge Of the work OF constrnc.
ton.
railrosd Is to be built In the best manner,
with double track, rock ballast, seventy.
pound steel rails, and every known improve.
ment, The contrAotS vii be let by sFptem-
Der lst and work commenced al OEcg. The
lrst labor will begin at the heaviest work, on
the tunnAlH. II ispr0p0sed 10 prosecute con.
itruc ion With ennfgy and finish the road In
Two years, the shortest tins In which the
tunnel can be finished. II 10 probable that
The capital ttoCk OF the read will be AIRED at
$40 600 900 Its cost 10 not estimated At less
ihn SlOO 900 mile, and there will DO the
souipn,.nt 70 pay for after that twill be
tTsnty.aye niIej shorter than the Penney
MA 10 Harrisburg, aud the Heading line BE-
tween Harrisburg Aud New York, With which
il viii con cot, Is I've or SIX miles shorter
/ ran the Psnniylyanin.
A hoSt Of engineers was recently put at
work look az oyar the old survey, and dur.
Iug the past three months agents .hAyO been
passing along ths line securing the right 6f
wRv. they gave full details Of The route
adopted, aud from thslr reports Il appeared
I'd Al Two :hlrds Oi the landowners along the
line had already been settled with for the
right OF wpy, and that tho total cost would
b. far Lass than had bAEn original " expected.
A consult I o. 10 10 10 held In this city
usxI Saturday between U. 8, Senator Gam
dan. Col. Robert White and other representa-.
tlysS OF the Ohio River railroad, and Pres.
dsnt Woods, c Commissioner 9psldel, ProSecu.
ting Attorney jordan and other gentlemen
representing Ohio county, for the purpose Of
settling the payment otthe eounty's 5000
SubIcrIption 10 the stoGk OF the road. Bena.
lar Camden hopes TO DO able - HatlSiy tue
representatives Of tbs county that there IL no
inteutlun that the new road shall come into
lie oily over the Biltltnore 4 Ohio ompapy's
track, 10 this Gaze the subscription cannot
ouEOr b. houorabiS withheld.
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Steamboat squibs aud Miscellaneous
Leyee Gos.ip.
The Andes leaves Cincinnati for this point
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A Mans Serious Fall Through Roof he
Was REPAIRING.

Was REPAIRING.
Last evening abou. s. o'clock ex.sireet
Commissioner James @. White met with a
serious accident on the South Side, the re.
suits OF with will disable him for some
time, II indeed he Is not permanently Grip
pied. He was engaged In coating shs roof OF
a ons-stoiy frame building on Twenty.third
street, east Of Market, with coal tar, and had
nearly completed the work, when 10 some
way the roof gave wBy under the place Oh
when he was standing, and be fell through
alighting with summing force In the sore. A
kettle Of coal tar Just tf the fire fell on him,
burning the back Of bis NJ ok slightly and his
hands badly. He was taken up. and II wac
discovered that he was unable 10 walk. A
physician was summoned, and an examinG-
Iion showed that he had broken bis thigh
bone about half wsy above the knee He
was removed 10 his home, and his injuries
properly attended 10.
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DUBLIN, July l9,-At n meeting las,
night Of the Irish National League the re,
ceipt Of $1,000 from Australia was an
nounCed. Sexton. NJ. r, for county Sligo
In a speech said England had learned by
her short encounter with American politi-
clans on the pauper emigration question
that II there was 10 be clearance OF Ireland
It would not DO the Irish who would have
to 20,
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TlcEErJ for Mnunerchor Excursion 10
Cleveland and Buffalo will b on sale at the
following nlaees In wheeling Williams
drug ore, North wbeelinIi Gundline a
Cas- c.Olhiug store, Twelfth street, Bayha's
bakery, Market street; shlfka drug store,
corner 6'xtsOnth and Market streets KurtE
4 YOungs drug store, corner Twenty fourth
and Chspl1e streets yohn ! bscEess ~ set
nIinre STORE, ii0O Main street, Oscar eAndrook,
pSSbojy Ins1Innse Company. Market street.
Cores EiSt Ind drug store, elxtaenth street,
NilleF'E cIPar store, Centre Wheeling; ]. II.
Homer CSntre wheeling; from any one o.
the society. Tickets can also DO had In Bel
lsire OF O, humbAch,
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4 runaway horBe attached 70 light
buggy In which were seated four young peo-
pie approached the draw oil the Harrison
street bridge, Chicago, last night, alta
furious gallop and plunged into the river,
tho bridge having been swung 10 allow the
passage Of vessel. AyOuug man named
Stephen GoiCh aud young woman, were
precipita,ed into the river with the vehicle,
and the former was drowned.
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s'eamaaat squibs and hiseeii"neou'
Lesee Eo"ip.
The Andes leaves Cincinnati for this point
tonight
Tbe Emma Graham passed down at6A NJ
md the Scotia nm al a. n. Both Ind mi
trips.
m. p.,,.,,. .rd p.rwooa ,..,. Lo.,
Hiram was tatSn of tbe docks wy yss,sr AN
and IH rssnmsd M trsds y" 'Ds NSN '''s'N"'
nj. "a, oI..,,,o II,h. .,..,.t..,. mi. I,
III ,,ntnIn. ~ wv, INV hnnH !
TS,, nsv nssE. 4 Il a re1t,Is, Sd.,sv En,,ISr i
M y ~ p',.h.,ns o.. - 20 I1 -,
p,i,sbnr,h he FrSnt Stsin r. MS,io,1. az a,
ii W. liz cOprisr for PaIkSsbnS~ AZ ii.SO
A. Y ihs regular daily packets arrived and
departed on tlme.
The marks last eveuing indicated that IN,
water hsd rectdsd about one ioot daring tbs
previous twenty four honrs, and that The
'epth In the channel was iOtt Q inches and
failing. a gpod busineiS was done.
The elegant g. Lawrpnco will pas, IN to.
day er.routs from UlnoinnalI to Pittsburgh,
and on her return trip will pass here satiif.
day evening. This big sidt.WheOl passenger
boat Is last, roomy and popular, and com.
manded by nice set OF gentlemen.
The Nall City arrived ON below lntnight
With captsla stoves new:pMseuGer packet,
The Harry D. KnoI, ia tow. This new boat d
q handsome little stern wheel craft about the
size Of the PnnceSs And was built for {
Marietta and Beverly trade. IL 10 all COM
nlete e1eept ngtlpg on lae ensints, boilers
and whsAs, tle nun shd eapla eelnE built Al
haImet. sWeeI'y a Son WIZ put on the
msahinefH
CtNaBALFT, O., JulY 19.-Rlver II feet and
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Since buying and selling exclusively ior
Cash We ara enabled 10 sell:
Good MerrInAc Prints for 30.
lawns and Bunting for 80.
Wall Paper for &c.
Carpets for lSa
OIL ClothH for $50.
window Shades made up. ready 10 hang, q
Other goods in proportion, Call soon u
Won wish 10 save money. Nos. 20l0 and 2o2l
Main street. JoR RoENEl.
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The ISrELLIGEScEE will aeon issue care.
fully prepared h.dGI VI tle lsadins aud &c.
live houses Of thus ely, " bu circulated
through All patti Of tla country.
The IndeI will Oiler unusual advantages 70
our business aud professional men 10 widely
represent their interests
Our agent will call upon you to explain
the nature OF the novel enterprise, and wO
hope our live business men vial give y their
hinrIY lupInri.
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Splendid scsnsr.
y"Sn' IT'D 10th Coming and Going.

Both Coming and Going.
Tickets can be Lad at the following places,
or any active member OF the abnye so6it e.;
+. Rleate G. schnepf, Louis Frhr, Bn
mer & stueek, Henry Blumeuburg, Q. W
seabright, @. a. Sohaefsr, H. ! Behrens,
hickman 4 Meyer A. a; Franzhelm, L. g.
Fink, W. VAaA W. Grewe, II. 6chaefer, @.
uonrsd, W. Murge. Q. Tunt, A. Warnecke.
BtIlatre-O. Rumbach or Prof. l. VAss.
Steubenyills-R. EchnorTenberRes and N.
gesohrldter.
BrIdgrport-Appcry 'llsr 4 Rsmpe,
WellSbuFg- stsetIsr.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., .; Athletics,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 4; Bait,
AT BuiTAlo-New York, s; Buffalo, O.
Al Chicago Providence, 3; Chicago, o
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, S; Cleveland 0.
Ats. I.ouis-Columbns, 1; St Louis. o
AT Observation-Disclosures II; LDuis'le,
Al IT. Wayue-Tol!do, 3; Fl. Wayne,
AtSp.iug6eIh-Ray City, Q; Springfield, 4
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