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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-24
To the Taxpayers of Ohio County.
To he Editor Of he Register.

To The Editor ofLhe Register.
SIR:-At the last meeting of the Com,
missioners Of Ohio county committee was
appointed to confer with the Council of the
city of Wheeling about the purchase Of the
north half of the capitol building, and hav,
ing been appointed Chairman OF the com,
mittee beg leave to submit to the taxpsy.
ers the question if it is advisable to bring, in
these times, the county or any other cor
porstion into unnet Q ssry debt.
The population of Wlseling is not in
creasing but decreasing and the latter since
1880. l an thoroughly convince that had
the whole truth been told to the taxpayers,
the proposition to buy half of the capitol
building would have been forgotten long
time ago.
The first question is, where is the money
70 come from2
The architect, who made the plan says in
his report that $l4, 900 would suffice to re
psir and arrange the half Of the Capitol
for Court house, which Co1' t; bat say
it is true that the above sum would suffice
it would require at sll events $4,000 more
for the inner fxings. This would be
$4,000, Add to it the purlhase money of
$4,000, and the total would be $500
Are the taxpayers, in these times, in the
position to bring up this amount and is
it necessary to make this debt?
But this would be the last part of the hill
What shall be done with the Jail. Shall
We move it out OF the ciry2 Wheel ng is
still too small to allow b. rself such exrray
sgance, for the building Of such structure
would cost at least 800, 600, which doubt
lees would prove too costly. Aud where
shall we get all this money? Some say
Wheeling pays seven eighth Of all the taxes
which certainly is too high, but be it so; is
1t advantageous for q merchant to buy
his goods twice and then to sell them at the
6rst cost prce2 / doubt it, but this would
he the case with the Capitol building. The
citizens of Wheeling would have to buy
it twice and then they would have
but patchwork of court house, costing
shen finished, more than $l50000. To
tins sum we have to add $4,000 for rail
road subscription and $3.50, 900 subscription
to the Wheeling & Coshocton Railroad to
making total indebtness of 1920, 900, of
which Wheeling would have to pay 1920
600. From whom shall we take this money
but from the tax payers, and this is what
is expected from rs commissioners to do. |
doubt if the greater part of the taxpayers
are aware Of these facts. II was said, it
costs nothing, We have only to move into
the capitol; but believe the eventual expen.
ces will finally exceed the above mentioned
ones.
ourcourt house, while the county of Ohio
does not increase in population, is large
enough tor the next thirty years, and well
enough fixed up, Three years ago the
county paid $1,000 for repairs and fixtures
Our court house though small, is as rood
rs any one in the whole State.
MIcHAKL Stein,
Commissioner for Washington Dist.
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arrkR ZEE prRrr pozEN.
a GENERAL aaid on These Amateur oa'

General Raid on These Amateur Ont-
laws.
Last Thursday. as q countrymau PANIED
Henry Hughes, was passing through East
Wheeling with load Of wstermelons, be
was charged upon by delegation Of that
band Of amateur outlaws known as the
Dirty Dozen. Mr.. Hughes attempted to
drive the gang of BY free use Of his whip,
but his efforts were unavAiing, and the
Young toughs disappeared with several
melons The owner of the melons swore
out warrants for "Rocksis" Mcdonald and q
boy named Johnston, charging them with
stealing, and last night Squire Ankle and
Constables Love, Lsughin and Wilcox
emit out in the hope of capturing these or
S, me other member of the Dozen" tor
whom warrants were out.
Toe first place visited was the residence
or Anthony Shetland, on McCulloch street,
between Sixteenth and Seventeenth. The
door of the house was open, and after sur
rounding the premises Constable Lauchlin
attempted to enter from the rear. He was
| met by Mr.. Shetland, who said he must stay
out. The officer persisted, and the two men
cEnched and had quite scufle, which
ended IN Shetland being overpowered. The
house was searched, but the young man
could not be found.
Before the officers went out one of them
had been told that amember ofthe Dozen
was in the habit OF sleeping in q wagon in
Hercules stable, and thither the party went
| A dark form vas observed in the vehicle
when the stable was neared, and the con
stables tip toed Lsuchlin struck q match,
ard then the entire party realized that they
bad been sold" What had been taken for
tle recumbent form Of man proved to be
q log OF wood, made up with pair Of over
alls, torn jacket and SLOUGH hat.
The officers next went to the home OF
another member of the dozen" "Rocksie
Mcdonald. He was captured without trou'
bic and was carried off amid the earnest
wishes OF his father that they would give
it to him good" He said "Rocksie" was q
bad boy, and hehoped the authorities would
Do able TO reform him.
Search was then made for one Johnston
another member of the gang, but he could
not be found about his home. The officers
searched over the entire territory from the
Seventeenth street bridge to the tunnel, auc
he guest was then giyeu up, it being ascer
tanned that the boys had gone east on a
freight train over the Hempfeld on the
first appearance of the authorities,
Among other things Shetland is wanted
FOR an outrageous assault upon old Mr.
Neumsn, on Aueu t l.
About two o'clock this morning word wa
telephoned in from the Central glass hous'
that Shetland had been spotted. Constable
Lauchlin went out and found bis mar ASLEEP
under the floor of a portion of the building
he was aroused, escorted to the Jail and
locked up.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-24

A Meeting of the Manufacturers to be
Held To-Day.
There was nothing new developed in the
the glass situation Saturday. 1t is under.
stood that President Smith has notified the
men employed at the Lantern Globh Works
to go to work if things could be arranged
8 tisfactorily, as there was but a slight
mich existing between the manu-.
facturer and his men at that factory. 1t 30
happened that j. ~ Maring, the representa-
i've of the Lantern Globe works, was in the
East when the dispatch came from Mr.,
Smith, and as that gentleman will not be
home from his trip until to-day, nothing has
oeen done yet.
To-day the manufacturers will meet and
discuss matters and it will be known by this
evening whether the strike is 10 be broken
or not.
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PERSONAL POINTS,
Movements OF wheelin CITES, and the Com.
ing and Going of stranEera.

movements Oh "neeAlng1 tosI ana the Oou.
ing and Going OF Strangers.
DR.. Fred Nolte, Of New Martinsvire, was
visiting the home of his parents on the South
Side yesterday.
Mr.. Frank Gottmsnn. Of SteubenviIle, O.,
is the guests Of Mr.. William Schambra, Of
the South Side.
The Misses 0rrick, of Baltimore, will be
the guests this week of the Misses Kenne.
dy, Of Thirteenth street.
b. E. Ashbaugh, with Liggett L Meyers
Tobacco Company, with his wife, are quar-
tered at the Howell House, and will remain
q month.
Messrs. William Keiser, Charles Am
mon, John Diemer and George Pfesterer,
Of Pittsburgh, are the guests of Mr.. julius
Lohse, of the South Side.
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what One ofthe "OId Maids" Has to Say.
z, LAs Eailor Of ne RsgiSter:

what One OF the "OId Maids" Has to Say
To ne Editor Of ne Rsgister:
SIR-As some of the parties VINO attempt
ed to intrude upon q select party of ladies
and gentlemen few week ago, have about
exhausted themselve, through the columns
of the REGIsTEs, /, berg one of the old
maids they have referred to so sarcastically
Just thought / would say, with your permits
SoD, thar 70 be "boycolted' By them is one
OF the most pleasing things to Us imaginable
in fact, we are dearly in love with the boy
cotters," and We will continue to cultivate
this love for them so long as they will PLAY
the role of "boycotter" We may be old
maids, Mr.. Editor, but We are not Jealous;
oh, no, how could we be jealous of those
who, so far forgetting all the proprieties o!
ladies and gentlemen, would attempt to
torres themselves upon Q private party OF
ladies and gentlemen without Invitations,
and by their rudeness and rough behavior
cause the party 10 leave. As age is honor,
able, we viii not atempt to deny the i'm
pea, hment of being "old," but Mr.. Editor.
We have arrived At that age when we have
learned to always select our companions and
associates from among those whom we con
slider our equals, certainly not our interiors,
and We propose to keep right along in the
same manner, these parties to the contrary
no outstanding. OLD MAID.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-24

Cleveland Excursion Tuesday, August e.
Tuesday, August Is, the K. of P. excur-
non leaves for Cleveland via the C. L P.
road. Tickets good going only on Tuesday
md trains leave Bridgeport at SAT a. m.
9.O5 q. m. and 1905 8 N city time. Fare
S2.T5. Tickets good returning until August
3lst Make your arrangements to 60 along
sDe have q good time.
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Correr. Greenbritr county. was ably IN
jured BY . falling tree.
A panther is said to be roaming the
woods near Weston.
A Martinsburg dispatch to the Baltimore
Sun. dated August l6, says: Il is pretty
pretty well settled that Mr.. Faulkner vii
decline the consul eenerslship to Egypt,
also that of minister to Persia, though the
fact is known to but three or four persons
here.
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A Good Piece of Work.

About II o'clock, last night, Officers
Dunlap, Junkins and Watson raided the
louicle Of Burney Brown, in alley c, be-
ween Eleventh street and Market alley,
ard caught Brown, another moke named
William Sims, and four white girls. Brown
pct up at once and was rels ss9d. Sims and
be girls were locked up, but were released
about one o'clock this morning on security
oeing given.
This raid is move in he right direction.
For long time past there has been com
olsint that this house was a regular place
Of resort for white girls and colored men,
and several ugly tales have been waited to
reportorisl ears Of events there occurring.
When the officers went in last night the
girls, all of whom have been in the city but
tor few days, were hard at work drinking
neer, and were in fair way to become in
toxicsted in q short time. They claim to
have been enticed to the place, and their
names are omitted in the hope that they
will beware of such resorts in the future.
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wAsESeroS, August % -I:30 9. NJ
Fox the Ohio valley and Tennessee, fair
weather in Tennessee, local rains in Ohio
valley, nearly stationary temperature, with
variable winds.
For the lower lake region, local rains,
sud thunderstorms, variable winds becom-
ing southvesterly, stationary, following BY =
alIaht fall in Temperature.
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Index to New Advertisements.

Teacher Of Piano and Organ Mude-Miss Mary 5.
Wide.
stoekhoJders' Metting-La Belle Iron Works,
Proposals for School Building.
For Cnci1nati-Steamer Andes.
FOR Hale-Lslznd Residence.
Opera HeuSs-BarlOu, Wilson & Rankin's Mia
sirsls
Announeement-F rew Bertsehey.
Diamonds-I. q. Dillon Local Page
: Bar aims In Dress GoOds-StOne Thomas
'EYall Paper Jos. Graves ION.
- Big Thing in Books-Stanton 4 Davenport.
-. FeuTy jacobs & CO.-lLoeaf Pagel
morahS{v-GeO. L. burst.
Tickets R1 10 Niagara Falls.
August 3ll Ham@ook Claire. MsndSl a
IAl-R 81. List.
Cleveland d. Garrison Local PAge.l
Tuesday, sls-tL0eal Page
sion leaves tTED knife, Fork
road. s.asehOOI set.
sAid t<r53ACOB W. GRUBB,
4 explS JeWeleE.
sibls.r
T-C
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local INTELLIGENCE.
rhA MaafhAr.

Following shows the range Of tempers
turs for Saturday and Sunday. as observed
BY G. Schnepf, the Market street druggist:
Saturday. q. m, 70; II m, SO; p m,
S5;Tp m, 81. Sunday q. m, %; II
m.,S5;3p. m, Sc; p N, SO. The sun
rises this morning ct 5:23 and sets ct Gal
this evening. The days length is 1918.
The moon rises at 4:2O D N.
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Supremacy De ightful

To the smaciaed and deblitated invalid Ia the sense
Of returning health and strength produced ~ Ho'
stetter's Stomach BittsrA When that promoter Of
vigOr tested BY persons in feeble health i restor
alive and vitalizing potency soon svinceA itse in
improved appetite digestion and nightly repose, the
sole conditions under which strength and nerve
quietude Is vouehsafed to the human system. A
gn of fesh Of course eDsuea upon the restoration Of
digestion and assiH flation. A surely % winter
follows the all Of the iea does disease shadow the
ootteps of declining strength, when thu premateTe
decadence Of vitality d not arrested. Mxrasmus,
consumption and other wasting maladies are prompt
10 fast upon the enfeebled. Avert disease there
fore with this grand enabling tonic which nos only
repews failing strength but mit'gstes and COULTER
ae.s Ehe iDfrmitIsa Of age and those Of the ezsse
sex. Rheumatism malaria, liver q
troubles yield tot L...- =.
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Special Notice.

TNHB ATTENTION OF ALL PEE SONS Is d.
i Tected to ses tion IS Of the ordinance on Of
ienses, which Ii as follovs:
SRc IS. II shall be unlawful for any person to
throw the water slop or DIAL from his or n house
or kitchen Into or upon any street, alley, public
squsre or landing Of this city, or permit or sud
the % me TO be done by any person In hi, or Der
enplo, mept or beloBgipg 10 his or her family; nor
shall any persoa sufer or permit the waste water
from his her house kitchen to run or hrw into
uron any street. alley, public square or lsodiug
sben thtre are sewers on such stIe t. alleys, pab-
lie squares or landings accessible 10 such Juse.
The fine provided Tor violations OF tbs sec ion In
10 les than 81 nor more than So and the costs Of
prosecution.
All persons who have not connected with Access
iible sewers as ordained in the above section are
hereby notified TO do 90 at once. Failure 70 COM
ply or show a disposition to do % will result in
pros ecuiiou and suits may ba brought daily 10 en-
fIIce q com panee. The validity Of the above sec
tion tas teen req nly tested and fully established
1E0. /. q GARRISON,
au;4a Health Officer.
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REDUCTIONS.

To make room for our incoming
Fan stock we shall offer our entire
stock OF Spring and Summer Suit
tBg~ al greatly reduced prices.
q. NESS & SONS.
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Administrative saIs.

HAvTbG BE1N APPOTNTED ADM1EIs.
t1 trzfsr with viii annexed OF Chsh & Badger,
1885 Market street. Decks Biock q public suction,
en- MOkDAY, AUGBsT 81. lss5, o. eelcck p.
M. one lot Shelving. ore Counter, iour Tobacco
Tables ope Pompey, enc burnside stove, one iot o.
Wire scIsens one Once Desk; abo, the lesss Of The
store room until April 1886. Terms OF SALE cash.
All per,oLs having claims against the estate VIII
D ease present them to the underlined properly
autheatica.e ed A. G. EGERIER,
auth Administrators Of c. &. Badger.
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Mayer too Late to Mend,

When the system is 50 badly run down
that it is like an old boot which has been
hsltsoied and heeled several times, snG
mental sbsbbiness goes hsnd-in hand with
physical debiliy-then it might ssem too
lite TO try recuPeration. No, sir Not g.
long as you can get q bottle of Browns
hon Bitters at the druggists for just one
dollar.
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THE FRUIT CROP

this season, which, as a general thing, ia no
larger than in years past; yet fruit is being
sold or rather offered in the markets for al
most nothing, and no one to buy Itisssim
PIE problem Of no work no money for the Ia
boring man, but tie time is shortly bound to
come when this state OF things will wear it,
self out, aud the country will turn a great
financial somersault and slight upon its
feet sgain in good shape with the music Of
prosperity ringing in the ears Of its citi-
zeBs.
"As said before, this terrible depression
which we are now afflicted with is more o.
local than general nature, and in my es-
timstion the Ohio Valley is now going
through
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ON Thk OHIO,

An Epitome Of News Concerning the Boati
ard Boatmen.
At Cincinnati II feet inch and falling.
The Andes is due up from Cincinnati to-
dy.
The marks last night indicated 5 feet l
inch and falling.
Marks at Pittsburg last evening indicated
3 fee 4 inches and rising slowly.
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A GREAT PURIFYING PROCESS

that will ultimately result in better condi
ton OF things, both for workman and man
ufscturer. These strikes are bouad to
come as long as there is such . thing as
employers and employees, and it cannot be
avoided. But as | say, you may look out
tor sudden boom some of these days, and
hardly think it will be very late in the
autumn"
And then tie trio dispersed, the scribe
. ecislly impressed with the souudness of
the argument That is why you read it, if
you have gotten this far.
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A WORD IN SEASON.

S<lEmeltlng and Self-seallnG
Wax Strings for Fruit Jars ana
Cans. A great convenience. Bet
ter and surer THAI the old STYLE
Also strictly Pure Spices, all kinds.
LOGAN % CO.,
Druggists, Bridge CofAer.
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IN GENERAL.
Jack o. Diamonds.

Wednesday evening next this frat,clss'
attraction will appear at the Opera House
The play is referred to BY the Eastern press
as being a most interesting aud entertain.
ing one, and in New York, where it was
first brought out, it proved to be q decided
nit. Seats on sale at Banners music store
Presentation.
At Turner Hall yesterday afternoon CO..
Nunge was presented with beautiful gold
osdse. The badge had been ordered on
20 occasion Of the McKeesport Saengerfest
NE time ago, but it was not ready and
rs irierds delayed the affair until yesterday,
il was handed over with many ex-
,,ssions of good will and esteem on the
at If both the donors and recipient.
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He Left the Boys in a Lurch.

A gang Of stone cutters and bridge re-
osirers who have been e-sased in making
repairs at the trestle of the B L o. depot,
departed Tor their various homes at Clarks
ourg, Grafton and other points on Saturday
sveniDg. Henry Leuthke, their foreman,
mad the pass which entitled them to ride oD
the road. but when between this city and
Benwood he jumped off the train and LEFT
he men TO either also jump off or pay their
waYsto their destinations. Some of them
having business at their homes were com
oelled to'psy their fare, while the others got
IF at Benwood and came back to the city
N no happy frame of mind, especially to-
ssrd their foreman.
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South Side Wedding.

quiet wedding occurred at the residence
4 Mr. 7. C. Bishop, $3.50 Jacob street, last
a,enirg. Mr.. Harry Bishop was Joined in
he bonds OF wedlock to Miss Coss, of Etns
vile, the ceremony being performed BY Rev
Hair, Of the Third Presbyterian Church, at
9 o'clock, in the presence Of only few in
sited friends After the nuptials the even
ng was spent epjoyably by the guests in a
quiet manner,
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cincinnati and Return, $500.

Cincinnati and Return, $500.
Friday, August 18th, the P. c. l. St. L.
Ry. Co. will sell excursion tickets to Gin
ciDnsti for train leaving Wheeling at $40
D. NJ, city time. Fare for round trip, $500.
Tickets good for return passage until
August 3lst, inclusive.
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ENTIRELY DEPLETED

and stocks so thoroughly cleaned out that
grand and sudden boom would occur
Manufacturers would restart their establish
ments and the busy hum of the wheels Of
commerce and the jingle OF coin in tn
workingman's pocket would be heard again
in the land. It is only q question Of a
short time, in my opinion, when this point
is bound to be reached. The markets are
so depleted that they are nexl to shadows
and the only reason they do not break
through is because many people are unable
even 10 boy the necssssries Of lite. Take
for instance
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DECORATED TEA SETS I'm O va
riety OfeelOrs; SS pieces for $3.50,
DAWSON BROS,
2R08 MarkeE Nfreek
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wbeeIins gs9isttr
MONDAY, AUGUST "a, 1883.

Persons leaving the city through
the summer can have the DAILY
and SUNDAY REGISTER sent to
any address at same price II Is de-
IIVered I'm the city, postage paid.
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CAPITAL PRIZE, S7S. go.
Tickets Only 9. shares In Proper
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1867 Prizes amounting tn..--..........-....-. 1ss
Application for rates 70 clubs should Be made o.
TO the once Of tho Company In New 0rlssna
For further information writs clearly, diving 70
address. POSTAL NOTES, EXPIRES Honey O
ders or New York Exchange In ordinary lstts
Currency BY express (all sums Of IS and upwards
our eIT ssse) addressed n. A. DAUPAIN,
- New Orleans, La.
COZ Seventh 81, washington, d. o,
Make P. 0. Money Orders payable and az
dress Registered Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans La
LOUISIANA NATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans, La.
STATE NATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans. Il.
GERMANIA NATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans La,
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DIED.

SEIBERT-On Sunday, August %, 1885, at l0:l5
O'Clock p. m at the residence Of her parents, LENA
MAY, infant dS lighter OF Charles and Uttle sebert,
aged 10 month and days.
Funeral notice Hereafter
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THEY CLOSED DOWN,

and the consequence is that many thous
snds Of men have all this time bsen out Of
employment"
But now you have told Us what caused
the depression" remarked the other geu'lt-
men, the question now is, how are we to
cure itF'
Don't cure it at all Mark my words, il
will cure itself at no distant day. Why2
One reason is this. l su reliably iuforme
that the merchants in the East have onl,
moderate stocks on hand, just enough to
supply the unusually light demands of their
customers. Business men in the West anO
Northwest are buying but sp4ringly, but i
the county should happen to be struck witt
3 two weeks run Of business like she has
often witnessed before, the Eastern markets
would be
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Commissioners.

ture for Educational and Charitable purposse-viO
a capital Of 81 900 000-to which . reserve fund q
ever $3.50, 600 has lince bean added.
By an overwhelming popular vote its franchis
was made part OF the present State Consultation
adopted December ID, A. d. lS7s
The only Lottery ever voted on and endorssd
the people Of any state.
II never scales or postponea. IL Grand 81
Number Irawings take place monthly.
A splendid opportunity 10 win fortune. N
Grand Drawing, Cas ], In the Academy Of NJ.
New Orleans, tuesday, September ., 1851
Is4th Monthly Drawing.
CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000.
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IN GLASS CIRCLES.

Is Coon 4 Co. sell dry goods the cheapss
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About two o'clock this morning word was
telephoned in from the Central glass house
that Shetland had been spotted. Constable
Lauchlin went out and found bis mar asleep
under the floor of portion of the building.
he was aroused, escorted to the Jail and
locked up.