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Garriaecs, Ualaen,ts, sc.
TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.
goga,r &Gu.

"A RRIVAL AND Y DEPARTURE OF
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. P REFERENCE MARrs,
eD@lly. tSnndhy cXcented.-WheelinS Time: i" {
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Wheeling, September II.
Another Opponent OF the Loan.

Another Opponent OF the Loan. e
To Tho Editor Of The Inteligeneer: a.
slR:-The communication in your. issue
OF this date signed "Alembcr OF the Fin.
ance Committee" is in my opiniori'a fair
statement Of the city financial condition.
In one portion OF it / find the following :
Il ask the man who proposes to vote
against this ordinance what he expects to
accomplish?"iaI expect to Saccomplish a
Change in the running Of city affairs, l
expect when tho Exchange Bank sues ont
its writ OF mandamus forcing the 81 IS per
81, 600 levy,that the people OF this city will
wake up to the situation, and cali a halt.
They, i expect, will send men to Council
who hive some knowledge of affairs and
OF business methods, men who will Take
care that the Boards and officers Of tho
city, handle city money, ,and do city bust.
ness IN the same prudent, careful man
ner that Member OF the Finance
Committee" or any other successful bust
ness man conducts his. &;'Exs lt-s
lyhope to see some system established
by which state OF affairs like the present
can never again occur; it has occurred
once before, and VIC were then assured
that it would not occur again, and now
we have it worse than ever, and il the
same men who now control and spen6
city money are retained in their present
places | fear years hence will find us in n
much MORSE position than We now nre,
Already the tools OF city spendthriftsa are
urging that the Legislature he asked 10
allow m increase Of the tax rate; n neti.
ton which VIC hope will never be-
granted. The 81 s. tax rate threatened by
member OF the Finance Committeeh
would be nothing in comparison to the
burthens then imposed, assuming that
our present bosses held their positions. h d
EsBy all means vote down the ordinance I
say, and vote it down everything until
there is an ordinance passed. or s,,ch
established that will forever stop the crca.
ton OF q large debt without Il shadow nj
What ID. the present attitude
Of the advocates OF the ordinance !? They
nre asking for authority 10 create 4 city
debt Of 100000, when III fact tic debt Is
already an existing flct. In regard to the
proceedings, I3would lust
say that ! don't think there will be any OF
i. i doubt very much the strict legality
81 the present outstanding city order in
and think it. is about time our
institutions woudstop their pres.
ent loose, liberal way with the city order
business. "a, = 2. IA
oSE Who WlLLlYorE AdAlssr TuE oniDll.
NANCE. S u ky q; Z. Il. lI.3j
..llheelinq, September ii. 5ss3t. "a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-12

a couple OF boys who had been reading
Persian fairy stories quarrelled as to which
OF them should be d Cadi. In the fight
one had his eye badly bruised. He was
promptly allowed to wear the title on ac-
count Of his De.Cnvcd.eyc. - =
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A REMEDY that has proven itself n never
failing cure for scroiula and MI syphilitic
disorders must quickly euro less terrible
blood diseases. DR.. Guysotts Yellow
Dock and Sarsaparilla is such a perfect
blood purifier and strengthener Of bodily
functions, that it cures tho above diseases
even when llot Springs and MI other treat
mcnt has failed. Remember, 1t Is abso-
Iutcly free from mineral poisons, and will
not injure the most delicate constitution.
Its use will make you feel buoyant, strong
and well, and will rid your system Of ali
blood impurities and every internal ind
external indication OF disease. DIV
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PERSONAL.

Adolph sutro, Of tunnel fame, Just home
from Europe, Is to establish q free library
In San francisco. Il y,i
Moody will preach in Boston this fall
under the auspices Of the Young Mems
Christian Association. Z ,a 81!
Bishop picrcc's death was caused by
starvation. Acute disease Of the throat
made II impossible for his attendants to
faed him.
II Is ,aitl TINT Sylvanus Cobb, 1r., Is the
man who made Robert Bonner rich. Bon.
ncr got tho corn. Whit became Of the
Cobb Is not stated. <, y. ne S,i.5
DR.. Oliver Wendell Holmes, after his
numerous birthday congratulations, dc.
scribcs himself US embdlmcd like u pha.
,aoh and built over with apyramil Of FL.
nous NAMES. q s r. VS. +,
DR.. Pratt, OF London, states in 4 lecture
that In 1000 married men between tho
ages OF twenty-five and thirty there .lrc
ak deaths; In the same number Of bnche.
lors there arc ton deaths; the widowcrs
number twenty-five. w
Thomas a. Edison lost his wife this
year, has taken part in twcnty.seven law.
suits, and has taken out siXty.ilvc new
patents. This will explain why Mr.. Eli-
son was not ut james Gordon BcnnCtt's
Newport party last month.
The wculthicst man in the world Is the
Chinese banker, llan.Qua, Of Canton. lie
pays taxes upon MI estate OF Si50 900,
| and Is estimated TO be worth 10000 ,A00
taels, which III our money would DO about
81, 4000OO,000.
The banker W. W. Corcoran, now 81,
attributes his hcalthiul longevity TO the
iact that he never will eat anything not
lncparedby his own cook, who goes with
him everywhere and now prepares his
meals Mt White Sulphur Springs. Z,
! Charles W. hutchinson, ex>NIayor Of
Utica, is tho latest bolter. lie has boltcd
not only from his party, but from his race
and has become IN adopted member O
the tribe OF Seneca Indians, a remnant o
which tribe still exists in Central New
York. 70
The Mudir Of Dongola Is Crcassian
who was slave when he reached Cairo
Egypt, as II child, and has worked his wa,
up by cunning, during and an assumption
OF contcmplativc piety. lie is small
sallow and possessed OF M enormous
hooked nose, ilankcd by two very larg'
black eyes His time is divided between
praying and using large stock Of Rem
inyton rifles against the Mahdi.
Jay Gould's only brother, Abrnm, VIII,
has been for eighty years past the Colorado
agent at Salt Lake City OF tho Uniol
Paciic Railway, while on his way Eas
last week, said to a representative OF tn
Kansas City Star: Gay has been il
many tight places since he began life, ant
lie generally pulls out all right, l thinl
you willtnd out that lie is not, and vii
not, be cornered. lie has always held hi
own, and every time he clutches thu
Wall Street gang they get the worst OF it.
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THE LOAN ORDINANCE.

q a y.
Why councii,ncu and Others Seek to Have
1t Adopted.
To the Editor Of The Jnit'lliencer.
Sin: A few words, il you please, to no.
ticc the communication Off "'Alember Of
the Finance Committee" in your issue OF
this morning. Summarized, only see in
it IN effort to scare citizens into voting for
the funding ordinance by threats OF credi.
tors suits and dire disaster to follow its
defeat. Nonsense! 1t may suit the pur.
pose OF those who have placed the city in
its present financial position, to resort to
such statements to frighten nsinto SEEM
ing justification OF their mismanagement
by voting for the ordinance; but we don't
scare, and VIC don't believe that any suits
will follow our condemnation OF their acts
which we wish to declare Enthusiastically
by the defeat Of the ordinance. And We
wish to declare further, and most en-
phatically,that!n culture the city author
tiles shall not create IN enormousdabt 1rith-
out The consent Of thepeop'e or authority of la,p.
These are The real questions 10 be settled
by II vote upon the ordinance, in compare
son with which the matter Of i percent or
~ percent for few years is nothing.
There. is no danger Of any suits. Why
should there be Ii creditors arc willin.
to accept Thea! percent bonds they should
rejoice to retain the debt ut q percent: and
If us stated by "Alember OF the Finance
Committee" the bonds would be paid "out
OF the general tax levy and 1.-THE tax
payer would not feel the payment OF prin-
cipal or interest,"" why cannot the debt, as
it is, be paid all the same "out OF the pcn-
eral tax lcyy?" But that doesn't suit the
funder, who want the semblance Of iusti-
iication, and see it in favorable vote
upon the ordinance. l3l MI
The appeal Of "NIcmber OF the Finance
Committee" TO "evcry honest voter in the
name Of honesty, OF economy, Of ourIcity's
credit, /" is very pathetic, but liza due re-
gard for such worthy considerations had
influenced the city authorities rs it should
have done, the occasion for this yirtuous
appeal would not now exist. ;i5ifittsl, i d,
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REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.

asHaHaHA'a s----1=-------@-1--
:, FOR SHERIFF,
FRANK JOHNSON. Il
CLERK or TIE CIRCUIT cougr,
CHARLES s. HOWELL.
clEEx OF THE COUNTY COURT,
". NEWT. LYNCH
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,
JOSEPH y. EfS0S. Z
ASSESSOR, CITY DISTRICT,
tp FRED. ROLLER.
N ASSESSOR, COUNTRY DisrElcT,
WI. a. Mccoy. ~
COUNTY SURVEYOR,
CLARENCE r. LAIRD. IN
~ HOUSE or DELEGATES,
d. B. DovESER,
a. C. +. tEtllSG,. II
.. }. BARKER,
Col. ". q. CURTIS.
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Il REPUBLICAN NATIONAL. TICKET.
REPUBLICAN, STATE TICKET.

a. n l'-t ~ / ron GOVERNOR, a.Et
EDWIN MAXWELL, OF Harrison COUNTY.
~ ron SUPERINTENDENT op FREE SCHOOLS, s
~ in. KESpALl., Of Richie county. 81
5.s 4 FOX AtbtT6R, ~ IsFtg. .
J. II. BCRTT, Of Ohio county.
e., roR TREASURER,
n.y. s.W. sTrEM, Of Marion county. ss
80 ToR ATTORNEY GENERAL, s'.a
JOHN A. HUTCHINSON, Of Wood county.
~. A. FOR surnrME JUDGE, g
". II. II. FLICK, Of berkeley county. Qons term
j J. Il. BROWN, OF Kanawha county, (short tern).
gr,r2 ron STATE sEsATE, h,s
1 LIST plst-JAMES ARCHER, Of brooke county.
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iHQlRt,IDoDGERsEA AND sAIALL.eH4ND

GO % The lNTELLIGEScER JOB no. M, Ma wo. :,
m ua " .sn1. street where aseo
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FITS,

HT1.I'S. y N
All Fits stopped FREQ BY Dr. Klincs Great Serye
Restote. So Fla after lint days use. Marvellous
y; Treatise IT. and e tti bottle frce 70 Fit cascs
sSha 70 prs Kline, 93l trh street. phlladcnhia:
IN Gsuses lusttnte, ~ Arch street phiisi ephia,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-12
Special noticcs.

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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-04-11
An Extraordinary Razor

uAs BEEN INVENTED BY THE QUEENS
Ii OWN 90. of England. The edge and
body is so THIN and FLEXIBLE AS NEVER
TO REQUIRE GRINDING, and hardly ever
setting. II glides over the face like piece OF
creating A GREAT EXCITEMENT in Europe
among the experts, who pronounce 1t PER
FICTION. Two dollars in buffslo handle; S.
In ivory. Every razor. to be genuine, must
bear on the reverse side the name OF Ma
cisco. the only place in the United States
where they are obtained. Trade supplied
sent by mail 10c extra or O. o. d.
The Queens own Company having
enlarged their factory, are now making PEARL
and IVORY CARVING KNIVES, TABLE and
POCKET KNIVES, HUNTING KNIVES and
SCISSORS, of the same quality as their mar.
velously wonderful Razor. seS-lyd&w
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-04-11

Notice to Passengers.
Passengers wanting to go away on the
morning train will please leave their orders
for the bus the night before at the Parker
House or Jackson House.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-04-11

BEATIFIC LODGE, NO. 2, X. OF p,
HGEETS EACH FRIDAY OF EVERY
lW month, ct ! O'Clock P. NJ, ct Its Castle
n All. In the Rickard-F Foley tQild6ng.
Ali Brother Knights. In good standing. are
fraternity invited to attend such meetings.
e. N. ROBINSON, O. O.
W. K. DAVIDSON, X. Of 4. and 8.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-04-11

MOUNTAIN LODGENO. ~, 4. .. OF.
nEEET EVERY WEDNESDAY EVENING
NI ct Odd Fellows Hall, ct O'Clock. ALI
members Of the order, In good standing, are
invited to attend. A. j. DURHAM, N. g.
VS.. BEARD, z. 8.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-04-11
SOCIETIES.
A. d. u. w.

EUREKA LODGE, No. ~, i. d. o. #.
NEEETs AT THE FOLEY RICKARD
u Building every Thursday evening ct
o'clock Brethren in good standing are cor
daily invited to attend.
P. q. Hull, N. g.
L, o. BENEDICT, r. 8.
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ST. yOHN's CHAPTER, NO.

EUREKA LODGE. MO-. I6. r. tE A. M.
T,HE STATED COMMUNICATIONS OF EU.
reka Lodge. No. 10, r. b A. M, Will be
held In Odd Fellews' Hall Saturday, on or BE-
fore the full moon.
Members Of sister lodges, snd so5ournfng
brethren in good standing are cordially invit-
ed to attend. A. L. FITZGERALD W. N.
JOHN z. JONES. Secretary.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-04-11

An elegant assortment of wall brackets
and lamp goods, consisting of shades,
lliuminators, wicks and cigar
lgnters. Also, new patent window
shades, and lot Of fancy cabinet frames
and bird-cages. I have on hand all kinds
OF secondhand furniture, which will sell
at prices to suit the times. Call and ex,
anime goods at my store on South Main
street. p. Ii. Hull.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-17
DEATHS FROM CHOLERA.
THE DISEASE NOT ABArlyG IN FRANCE.
INSPECTIONS IN MAnsrI1IEs AND ror1oN-vEs-

INSPECTIONS N MARSFILIEs AND TOULON-YES-
sEfs FOR AMERICA TO BIZ FXAMINED.
MARS EILIEs, July 16-9:3O p. m.-The number
Of deaths here from cholera during the past twenty
four hours was ffty-thIee. he total number Of
deaths from the appearance of tie pla que here until
tie present time Is SIS.
NM. Rous sean. Minister of the Interior HerissOn,
Minister OF Commerce, and Raynal, Minister of
Public Works, have arrived here tour Of in
specton. The Prefect, welcoming them at the de-
pot, said that over 10000 inhabitants had lied by
the railway and loco by other roads leading out
Of the city, The present. moment threatened more
terrible scourge than the cholera namely unprece-
dented want and misery. Commerce and industry
were AT a standstill, and great numbers Of wOrkmen
unemployed, NJ Rousseau assured tne official Of
the sympathy Of the Government for the people.
1oULoN, July 16.-The number of deaths here
from tho cholera since last night was eleven, in
c!udlng ths Commls-ary Of the Police, the Chief
Prison Warder and the wife of Admiral Fisquet.
Municipal Councillor Alezard was attacked by the
disease last night and died this morning. NJ.
aldeck Ruosseau and VI. Herisson have arrived
here They have visited the -. Mandrier Hospital.
PARIS, July 16.-The Academy OF Medicine has
referred 10 "A commission tine question - TO what
measures should be taken to promote the public
health and prevent the INTRODUCTION Of cholera INTO
Paris. The Duke o. tLartrcs has started fer Iou-
Ion. He took with him e, coo rs a gift FROM the
tomte de Paris sud family Tor the relief OF suffer-
ers from tAo cholera.
LONDON. july fB.-Geueral Merritt. the Amcri-
can Consul-Geueral has appointed physician TO
examine vessels leaving London for the United
states, ascertaInlng theIr sanitary condition.
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FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS.

MARsEmLEs. July 16.-The Navigation COmp9nYs DE-
poi az Tou2che has been burned. Tic loss ID lOVVOOO
francs.
VIENNA July 16Ths police here have been ordered to
arrest all Mormon Missionaries detected In the act OF en-
GeavOring to converts their faith warrant
has been issued for tae arrest Of Paul Hammer, OF
Nevada.
MADRID, July 16-The Spanish ro l-clad Gravins has
been wrecked in terrific hurrcance in the Phiipp ne
Islands. Two officers and seven OF the crew were
drowned.
GENEVA July 1G..-A large fire has occurred in the
grain stores here destroying aa immense quantity OF
corn and -four.
BURNLEY. July ga mass-meeting OF striking opera
uves Wag held here this morning, at which II was de-
cded 10 aneu the agreement they had entered into to
accept All advance Of per cent IN their wages and re-
turn 10 work.
MADRID, July 16-Thc Italian Government has taken
active steps % OBTAIN rom SPAIN dsayowa or the re-
cent speech Or SruOr Pidl Non, spanish Minister ot
Commerce. favor Of the restoration o. the temporal
power Of the Pope.
DUBLIN, July 16.-Jsmes Ellis French OF the Royal
irish COnsta 1uary. Who under arrest on charge OF
feonou. practices IN connection with the cornwall case,
been remsnded prison Bail ref sed. James
Pillar has also been arrested on charge OF committing
the same offence Of which Cornwall and French are ac
cused.
SLIGO. July 16-Michael Muldowuev an ey-Constable,
Of Oehery farmer 1851. while the latter was guard
Ing the house 0 Thomas Henry Burke. Under Secretary
for ireland and FOR hag ~ Joined secret So ,ieties
PARE July lG.-Prince Krapotkne has written letter
from f'drv.UX Prison. where IL confined In which ne
Prime Minister Ferry ~ preventing hls p-rtuon
and claims nat President Grevy rs wullng he shOiid ne
released. Tho Priace says ne is dying OF anhma and
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4 CRY AGAINST NEGRO EOCc4TIoN.
by rxLEaRAra TO raE raInrvsI

ATHENS. Ga. July 16.-The great educational
centre Of Georgia IA the state University which numbers
among trustees such a. Senator Brown Governor
Mcdaniel and General TO1mbs. The exercises oi COM
menccment week. which gong on. always
bring together asscmbsge embracing the wealth, the
beauty and the ruling power OF the state Az such times
educational plans the topic of discussion. and from
the character of the men present their discussion,
qvav. of unusual Importance. WITH this unieis andng
OF the local situation tac following paragraph from Ite
BIHHer RdchUtd, the daily paper OF thli place, VIII Do
read with unusual interest:
"Iti- ~ he hoped that the next House will kin the
Public Educational nI passed 10y the senate Educate
the negroes of the south and you srpy the only labor
uur flrmcrn Give Stunn sm1fternr of book learn
ing and long linen ds'or and ne al once develops into
a drst-clsss yagabonI. whose ultimate doom ia tue
peuI tentiary."
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OUTLOOK N TIE STATE.
TIE STATE COMMITTEE y Irs NEW RCOMs-sl

THE STATE COMMITTEE II ITs NEW RCOMs-syS.
AloR vEDDER OK THE slTUAIl y.
The Republican state Committee yesterday tNh
possession of It's headquarter, ia the Army a1d
Navy Club roona adjoining the Gisey House. Tbs
club house i admirably ad1prei Tor the purposes Of
tho committee. The wall. are hang With portraits h
the heroe. Of the War. recalling memou., that may
well inspire the committee 70 vigorous work IN mls-
tanning the caIse for which many Of those brave
solliers and sailors yielded up their lives.
"Onlv think" said Assistant sccrotlry Barker yes
tcriav pointing to a portrait Of General sedgwiek,
that at tie time that brave soldier shot down N
battle Thomas A. Hendricks was at home declaring
the War failure, and doggedly fighting all the maAs-
ures of the Government 10 carry 1t on. And now Aa
Democratic party asks the country % elect Hendricks
to am or c- where he may he called upon 10 preiia
over the ae ues # the Nation canlo. think it pos-
sibe that the people will approve such purpose
Such vas thc talk of many persons wh3 called NJ ths
committee loows and attracted by the portraits N
the ralls. chairman Warren and secretary Nrooman
were NOT in he city, having returned home congress
man Hi-c'ck senator snhin. ot Mnne.ota, Sena'es
Vedler of Cattualgus County. ana others called n
the course of the day
"lhore is mot a -izu Of disaneaton among Republi-
,ona p my district" said senator Nellar thsa-
t.upua Count, VIII give Hlano over 1000 mtio'itr,
and attar,neua VIII give hHi over z.nuO muuittY.
| stating these hEnIta Ni Nl'.N EltaaN'llA
th.t afu given after a tatrfN aufNr. ui fhp tns
counties and consultation with thn tuutl anuiati,rs ~
tho tnvna. | make un allowance int ihn diatdeuiiaa
auiung democrats hut VI will hrlo,n. iepth tAuis
aauda oi ,utua m my diauht Whom " liam lWiul,
whu s high authnitt AMONG nrmutata Zee thai pait ~
tAt HtAi. lrra compelled ia Withdraw h"h thn iue'-
ootalir ootu,al UuAel hHoauar nt tirNoiuia hai4sr
tun, yHu mat know that t,s situation 81 pretty bad 90
that party. have been o. 90 Tho state" ''' 'eh ' -
dsUut ~ the au- hi0at rulluAlaam Hf cleveland ITO
a oit4tuIr 80 ac,idont ITO neither sAurldofed saa
anr hIlcl a koluu IA behalf of tho ihi'n. Ito 10 al
aristocgat ftot sympathy With the working classes aat
in favor uf tauu ponoy that vii either compel them
to aoo,pt low wages 0r be idle, While tho produnt Il
cLeap European labor gluts Uur markets. lie Ia AK
aressiva onl, wnen his purposes creased by
who have the courage tO oppose him The tdrih pOey
of ais party may attract tho votes OF few RcpubeaRs
Ia this city engaged Ia the importing business IN
terested in foreign manufactures, but it VII have an
opposite effect elsewhere. | nothing but ea-
ooura cement 10 Tie outlook"
An old Democratic journalist, of the best IN
formed the political outlook in the state rs-
marke Mr. Fox. of Albany, " told to-day II tha
election were held now Cleveland would bc defeated
by $4,000 votes IN New-York. But he thought that
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ARRLNrED roR ABDrcrL0N.
NJru r ~ PRISON FOR TAKING HyR CHILD.
ny rhL.GEAPs - IHE rRIBrNEI

fEl ihLtFhAft To- ihf lhlhi NJ
BUFFALO, July 16.-Nlrs. Jacob S.hwlnn was
arrested this alteruo,n for abduction IN taking her
daughter, Bcese. from her brother-iR-aw'
who had her in charge pending the
settlement Of TIE viii fthe chds father The case is
complies. ed one Mr.. Schwinn eloped with printer
named Beck several months before her
husband died and the latter WAS then
suing her for divorce. He eft some property which
the widow returned Bufa TO Two children
Bessie md LsyIua. .re 40 their Wt.'s house mere
until Friday wncn tHe mother tired t0 kdnsp them'
succeeding in getting Bessie to Canada IL was
reported tlat 'frs schwinn ana her little dsug Ter were
with her uncle iu Toronto while the -chwun family ss-
sert tua has rel Itve' Ia Canada Detectives were
instructed % watch btr movements In canada
AMI lr possible to obtain tho child aud bring 70
Uark To-day Mrs. scBvinu. by the advice o. h"r az
turnrr retrHed fu Buffalo John Scawlnu. the executor
and guardian of tIe children. Immediately 'Woe udi
. warrant fuI her arrest Tho authorities tla aIief
the win uy which Jacob sc1winu disposed OF hls prop
aud appointed ais hrorHcr a. guardian over hs cu
dreu Was admitted 20 y 0oafc Mrs rchnlhn lsd no
right 90 the children. However. at The time -he Ad
mapped Bersio. The suuprates decision 90 tho VIII was
sti pending
Mrs scbwun vas scen I'm JAN to-n CHR. and was udlg
n4ut 40 hrr arrest -hf radt " lf .hn Htuwrn f1uNN
had sent tor mo 49, uIy huaHHni wanted them o. when
us Wa dying would never nave gotten into tra uu10in
would have received tte '1 li". AT tbl Do @tb"unf
want s tu, husbands money. lh.y don't caro- FOR thc
o.