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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-04-04
WELLSBURG.
Local News OF the wsek-FsEsOnsl and
General.
a. S,.,T,., Pspfffsr

Local News or the hoek-FeEsonsl anu
General.
SVeei1l 10 the Suaddy RsgiE!er.
WELLssURG, April 3.-Msrshall Max.
well, ors OF Wellsburgs Oldest citizens, was
buried this afternoon. Mr.. Maxwell was
printer By trade and worked nearly his
whole life iOE the iste Bishop Campbell on
the Christian Baptist aud "AilleniHu
asrbiuper." He has been Q member Of
Brooke Lodge, No. 40, l., o. o. +. under
the management of which his funeral was
conducted. Deceased was aged II years
Al the time Of his death. he was q man Of
kind motives and aac6 esteemed tor his
traits of character. =,
Two hundred tons Of four aud SIX inch
pipe to be used by the new water works, has
arrived rom Louisville, Ky, aud is bsing
unloaded at the wharf, and from thence
hauled and distributed throu Ihout town.
The remainder Of the pipe will arrive in
sAoyt time.
Every dxsiEnG house in Wellsturg and
Lazearyille is occupies. and tasre Is cs-
nsnd for more houses to let.
Rev. {. J. Smith, Of Ohio, has been Tis-
itiny relatives in Brooke county this week.
Go. Freahwsters, Jr., who has BEEN IN
the grocery bES;ness in Wheeling, has re-
moved to WeIlsburg where he viii conhnut
in the same business.
Harry Craft and family left on the steam
or Bachelor to-day for near New Cumber
l.ad to engage in farming.
The bsllEeil RrotseSs are sinking an
other gas well near their glsss factory II
LazesSyilIe. The present depth beinl
sboat two hundred teet.
Tbs municipal election of Thursday VA
an unusually eioss contested one, nearly
every yo,s in the corporate hniis being
recorded. The question Of license hsG
been the issue fer 8 great many years and
ASS alternsted in its result with exceeding
regularity from year 20 year After the
6rst of May next the elink Of the glasses
oil be sSsin heard and couvivishiy vii
again be cultivated in our midst.
The downing Of the Herald man by Mr.
Glass, Of the Pan Handle News. for Sehoo
Commissioner Is satisfaction to the lAttei
venile5An and his irisn6E.
Mrs. Brian, Of Allegheny City, is i'll o
the hsne Of her. father, Captain 0Akes, il
this city.
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Police Pickups.

Officer Lukens is expected back about
Tuesday.
Officer Carney arrested Ike Smith laat
night for drunkenpeIs.
There we're four cases before His Honor
yesterday morniDg-two men ard two
women.
The rumor TIA. Officer McNicbol's, Of
the Seventh ward, contemplated leaving
the force is untrue.
Oficer bunlsp injured his right leg v.ry
badly Friday evening By falling through
hoe in the flooring Of the old Armsuoog,
Coen / Co. PlanIDg mil.
Officer McSicholls had the toughest case
o. the season yesterday morning in the
person of Isabella Williams, bridgeport
dsusel vhon he found in company with
two men on Zane street, Island. at 5
clock. The men skipped oui, bat the
woman wss locked up On the way to
the lookup she made the air blue with pro-
fanity, showing an easy familiarity with
the vocabulary Of oaths, and punetusting
her blssphemy With p,efGiSg screams. At
the iock up this choice specimen Of hu'
manity eut many capers before high
heaven, and when her case vas called yes
terday morning she bounced into the coaEt
room with the cry: "Ee:s / sa; What do
you hin; pI ueE She vent 70 jail for
thirty dalg
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-04-04
The Work Completed.

Tae commission appointed to locate the
boundary line between the States OF West
Virginia aud Pennsylvania has cSmpletedita
work, the finishing touches being put to
the tri.state monument on Friday. The
monument 10 Of sandstone, aud is substsn.
tally made and inscribed with the names
of the commission IT'S and the purpose for
which il was erected. The commission
was appointed in 1888 BY the Legislatures
OF the Two States 10 survey and mark the
line between the two States, and com pleted
the work some time ago, excepting the set.
ting mp Of this monument. The boundary
line is "a miles in length.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-04-04

row hallway leading to the main hall door.
This slso was locked, but in their despera'
ton they managed TO break it open.
In this latter hall Mary Burke, Maggie
ResEdon and Kate Cassidy fell sufocsted,
whilst Mary Cooney, the fourth victim, was
sufocsted in her room. When it is known
that even in the various rooms Of the main
building the guests only saved themselves
from sufocation By reaching their windows,
the only wonder is that any Of the servant
girls escaped alive.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-04-04
Lillian Olcott.

Toe low. Safe Leader Of January 10th,
speaking of Mss DC ,tt's "GAla'es." says:
miss Lillian Olcott and her company
presented the play Of Pygmalion and
Galates at Foster last evening to a good
audience. The play was perfect in every
detail, and in every respect the company
are perfectly adapted for it. Bot the
minor defects disappear in the essential
excellerce Of Interpretation Of the deep
dramatic spirit Of this classic play. Miss
Olcott is all that could be desired as Gala
tea, in form, feature, and power Of repose.
In the passionate parts and sudden and
extreme transition, she showed dramatic
genius OF high order"
Miss Olcott will appear in the following
repertoire: Mondsy night "Pyguslion
and GaIstes," Tuesday night Dark Days"
special Tuesday matinee Lady Of Lyons"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-04-04
A Charming Actress Coming.

TIE we'll known ard charming emotion.
al actress, Miss Lillian Spencer, will sp.
pear at the Opera House next Friday and
Saturday evenings and Saturday matinee
in Leander Richardson's version oi Ssr-
dou's Andrea" under the title OF "Ar-
selma" pay Of the most vigorous char
scter and beautiful construction. 4
superb co ppany will support Miss Spencer
on this her fourth annual tour, as a star,
and everything is promised BY the man.
sgement to give petfs"'ie. 70 tue perform
apces M:os spencer, it is said, hes no,
yet had role of such strength and force
in "LAr.icle ~, or OF such tender sym.
since her great performance Of Cora,
pathy since her beautiful giving of Hazel
Kuke."
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Six Men shot.
pETAiLs OF IHE FIenTINe.
TIE Train Comes Upon an Armed Ambush

TIE Train Comes CPon an Armed Ambush
of strikers.
ST LOUIS. Lp-il 3-Ths details OF the
desperate ss>;r q. e. Worth, Texas, are
given IS follows in sPssiAls to the Post
Dispatch. Tie suggestive quiet rSSt mark
ed the passage Of ;5e freight train through
the city Was no. without is sequel When
tie train lsf; the depot Is was undsr the
protection Of oHcsrs commanded b? jim
Coay.rsht. The train proceeded to the
crossing Of the p. Worth and NeE Or
cans rosi, when it stopped IS customary
Ehss followed is reportsd 81 raj
rosi euplsye who was ON Los
tain. &c says when the Tram
stopped i; wss noticed several msD were
c9ngre2a,ei on the track iO frost OF tSs
uA;u. The plsss's commander spProsee-
s1 the nel and asked Why they inpedsd
tie progress Of the train to which they re-
pied they b.1 nothing 10 DO with it; that
iasy we're not armed sud hsd no intention
Of interfering with the read. As the Of
Sssss rstlrusd TO the train they noticed
ss7esal nea sitting or lying on the grsse.
fsz yapds from the track. The entire
posse aivAsss4 toward the men IN Amou.n .
Gotil they had reached the ditch alongside
ths rack, when they commanded throw
ing up Of hands. The command wa
obsyed, but s. the hands came up they
brought Winchester rifss with them which
eelchsd forth
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-04-04
Thoburn Band.

The Young Ladies Foreign missionary
Society, "Thoburn Band" Of the Fourth
Street NJ. E. Church, met last evening and
reorgsnised. The following officers were
elected: Presd ent, Mrs. r. F. Randolph;
Vlce-Presidents, Misses Mary Chance,
Mamie Lukens, and Kate Sweeney; Record.
ing Secretary, Miss Emma Fowler; Core
spending Secretary, Miss Josie Peterman; /;
Treasurer, Miss Hettie List; Executive
Committee, Misses Wiley, Fowler, Nor.
rison ard Hutchinson. Tie society will
meet the first Thursday Of every month at
7:l5 p. m.
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IN EAST ST. LOUIS.
me FrsIsh INT BlOskads Reported Broken
sfrIksrs Arrested,

TAs FrsIsht BlOskads Reported Broker
strikers Arrested,
81. Louis. No, AErl S-Insornshon
frou East 81. Louis Is to the eaect that the
freight blockade is practically broken in
that place. The Chicago + Alton, the
Ohio 4 Mississippi, the VAndais, the
Chicago, Burlington / Quincy, the Iodi-
sDauoIis & ST. Louis al hSye small en-
g;pes A. work. Business ispCOgressing very
much a. though there vas no strike
sserif ROpiqust made his 6rst arrest
sc-day Of The strikers Vho we're inflicted BY
=, 81. Clair county grand jarT yesterday
90 - QailsY Eas the man and &c vas tsken
-, Trs~,li.v,.qae By the hrst tram oat.
ssI' " - 'sssr 10 the dag tx9 snEiossrs running
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-04-04
CELLARS FILLING At CINCINNATI,
Fifty.ave Feet of Water and Still Comm,

Fifty.hve Feet of Water and Still Coming r
Up.
CINCINNATI, April 3.-Coptrary 10 tie
calculations OF expert rivermen, the Ohio
river will rise above 55 feet L, had reached
"a feet at 10 a. N. and is rising en- inch On
hour. Snow fell here TO the depth Of three
inches yesterday. and rain was reported at
points above. To-day the snow melting
The river is falling st Portsmouth, $50
miles sbovo this city. No trains have
been stopped yet, but in abort time some
of the tracks will be submerged. Many
cellars in the lower part OF the city are
filed with water
CINCINNATI, April 3-There Is still hope
that The Ohio river will not reach the point
where railroad traffic will be affected. 1t
had reached So teet inches at noon, and
is rising about an inch an hour. Reports
from Portsmouth, $50 miIes above, are
that the river is falling, while Marietta it is
slowly rising. Rain is reported to day up
the hsnawhs river.
Homes Abandoned,
NASHVILLE, Tenn, April Site Cum.
berlsnd is 43 feet inches OF this point
and rising an inch an hour. IL 10 also ris-
ipg rapidly at the Lad, heavy rain hav.
ing failo. isst night. The mill men and
lumber men fear that eli rsits will be swept
away aui ahops injured. Over 200 fami-
lies have been forced TO abandon their
homes.
Above the Danger Line at Louisville.
LOUISVILLE, KY, April 3.-The river
here was 25 feet at noon, o foct over The
danger lie, and is rising two inches an
hour. This is the highest point ever reached
at this time Of the year since 1860. -Four
more feet are expected. No damage ia re-
ported ss yet.
LoclaDds Wooded.
CAIRo, Iii, April 3-The river at this
point is AZ feet 10 inches above low water
mark, q rise Of l6 inches in the last "a
boura This is nearly 10 feet below the
high water mark Of 1884. bu.
it is believed that the river will
not reach 20 feet Rain has been falling here
for the last "a hours. Lowlsnds in this
city are beginning TO feel the effects Of the
present rise, and should the river reach
over forty.6ve feet, damage will be consid-
ersble to farnaTs in loslands and railroads
terminating st Birds Point. Roads in
Illinois and Kentucky are up to ffty.foo,
grade and no damage is spprehensd BY
them.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-04-04
Two More to Be Arrested

NKE YoRK. April 3 There Wss quite 3
Esely scene in around the Court Of General
SESSIONS today when 1t vas expected that
soms action might PROBABLY be taken IN
the further arrests Of some Of the "City
Fa,hsrs" Ex.Alderman Waite accompa-
MED By Inspector Byrnes appeared before
the Grand Jury again to-day, and i Is now
positively stated tast two more aldermen
ara 10 be arrested within sheTt hae.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-04-04
RIPpLEs rko,I rHE KIvKz.
Hews Cleaned Abaas ths wharf ssd
froz Oar Exehanges.

Hews Cleaned Abaas ths wharf ssd
from Oar Exehangss.
Captain MeLaSshlin received 9 sels-
gram from Nss Naripsyi,Ie last eyenirg
stating that the new to.bost sk;ek 10
named after The Cspise kft there o. 5
o. clock. the steamer Elaine having Der in
tor. She zss expected 10 reach here q
IL O'Clock lasf night Sseeuey & Son vii
place On her nsekinesy.
Mark ss osher plsess-Pnker, 3 fsei
and falling; Greensboro. Ii fest ssd fAll
ing; Oil City, fee. 8 iccsss and fslfisg;
Lock No. 4, is Sss and iAIlipg; Morgan
toxn, 10 fest and filling; Brownsville. u
fsst 9 inches and falling; Rice's Landing
II feet 3 inches and falling.
The nsrks les; sysriss iDdiesssd Is fss
9 istLss end falling.
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Attention Again Called.

Ifsoms Of WheeliDg's offenders sgainst
humanity in this city ever get within the
clutches of the United States authorities
no false sympathy should ease the punish
ment. Many little mound in the grave
yard marks the result of the desth-dealing
with Bsllaire. To those who have no
sympathy none should be shown.-Bellaire
Independent.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-04-04
The W. J. Florence Engagement.

Quite 0 large auiience crested this
sterling actor snd tis So~Psny at the
G. era HoEte yesterday afternoon, the play
being the popular comedy Of the Mighty
Dollar" Tee cast vas superb one. Mr..
Florence as the hon. Bardsell Slote, tie
member fron The Cohosh distric., vac,
of course, sdmirA5ls, vaile Mn. Florence,
ss Mrs. General G,lacry. Sas thoroughly
erioysble. The Lord Csirpgorme" Of
Sir. Henry Holland vas veiy fne. ard tie
Libby Bay" o, NiEs RsicliHe sss charm.
ing.
In the evening John BroUahAp dssnat'
izalion Of Donbey and Son vas given,
Mr.. Floresss appearing a. "CsptAin Cat.
tle." The make up Of the Captain was
admirable, and the whole play sand scenic
effect thoroughly interesting. The sup
port vss excellent. Nr. Holland vas IN
icily aristocrstic and impliekbly Mr.. Dom
bey; Mr.. CoveneY . fsEDiDg and iDsinp-
sting" Csrker;" Mr.. Steilios Es5e n1eh Of
the part of the dAakieed 'hr TOots," Miss
GreTbrock did some really suoag emo
tiorsI work o." Riiih Granger" Miss Rad
eliEe vas 9 pretty and interesting "Rlor-
erce," ard hiss Russell vas 3 spirifed
"yippsr."
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-04-04

YoUxG or middle aged men suffering
from nervous deoility, loss Of memory.
premature old sge, IS the rsEalt Of bad
hsbit7, should send 10 cents in staups for
illustrated book Offering sure means Of
cure. Address Wor.fs lspenszry Medi.
eal Asscsissin1. BuEalo. " Y.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-04-04
CURTAIN
CLOSING OUT SALE

Since we Rave been com.
PEELED to keep Cur force here
making and putting down
Carpets longer than we an.
ticipated, we have determined
to close out every dollars
worth Of the stock in Wheel
ing instead Of removing it to
Cleveland. as we had intend.
ed formerly.
M. J. Moriarty, oil Cleve.
land, purchased this stock at
fifty cents on the dollar and
if we can come out whole on
the balance Of it we will be
satisfied cons equent'y will
make prices that will astonish
every one.
This is the season Of the
year when the house needs to
be renovated with new Car.
pets ard Curtains. Intend
ing to purchase the coming
season take advantage Of this
golden opportunity and buy
Carpets at half their usual
prices.
The stock Of Moquettes,
Royal Wilton Velvets. Body
Brussels and Tapestries Is
quite large yet. You cannot
fail to be pleased with them.
There is a large stock Of
elegant Rugs still left.
The Ingrains. Mstings. Oil
Cloths, Llnoleums, Curtains,
Fringes and Shades embrace
every variety and all will be
sold at unprscedentedly low
prices.
We will save you money on
every dollars worth Of Car.
pets you may want this sea
son.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-04-04
The Fourth Lsntsn Lecture.

At Vespers in the Cathedral at 3 p. m,
to-day. Bishop Ksin will deliver the fourth
lecture of his Lenten course. This lecture
will be mainly devoted. We are told, to q
consideration of the difference, not merely
gradual, but essential, between man and all
lower animals.
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Raae Ball.

At Washington city-Natioas's 2, Net
ropoLtans 6. =,
At New York--Nsw Yak IL, Non
itnrs {.
At Brooklyn-Breslly5s 2. POstlAnds 9.
At BLtimcge-Bsi6mcre "A, BcoBn
University 3.
At PEilsdelphia-A'klefics IL, Yalss ..
Philsdelphiss J, NswsRks 0.
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Serious Riotinx.

MILAN, April 3.-Serio1s riots have oe-
Cured here il consequence Of the resist
Auee Of the 0ct1oi tax on bread On the
part OF the Workmen residing in the sab
urbs and employed in the city. The police
sre making the most strenuous efforts to
suppress the disorders. Seventy. 6Es arrests
have already been made. Gas and electric
lamps have already bean wrecked in al
parts of TIE city.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-04-04

aDr. PETzoLD's German Bifters" Fcr
promoting Appetite and Indigestion and
for Cramps II Is the best nediciDe.
sM MISS n. ]. SIxsEsER, at c. s. Mint.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-04-04
THE DAILY CALENDAR.
KNIGHT, remp,ar. Take Notice,

Train over c., l.. L ". Ry. will leave
Bridgeport ct II m. to day for St. Clairs-
vile. All knights TemplArs, who desire
to attend the funeral of james Miller, fur
nished free transportation.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-04-04

Another Of Pastsur's Patients Dead.
PAEIs, April 3.-ADotksr Of the Russ su
voIf bitten Mgiiks, vko have been under
rsstmsp. BY n Pss.eur against hydro
phosis, hAs aisd tom the naIa5y.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-04-04
Trains MOVlag Out Between Lines
Of SayoRets.
The Executive Committee Call On
HOxls Who Is Out.

EoRE WORTu, Tx, April S-At ii
O'Clock this mOsning l 500 people Assem-
bed 81 the Missouri Pacific Depot to zee
Sheriff Maddox send out train, which he
sid last night be would do, or die in the
attempt. st II O'Clock an engine With
.Eeury armed deputies backed into the
yari 10 take ont q trnin Of twenty cars
Whsa ready, ,hs epgice backed down the
trsck, and for some unknown Cause,
there remains. Sheriff Maddox and Thirty
Deputies are parsding the yards, warning the
strikers to keep away. Is low seems as
though it will Lot be possible 10 send the
tain out before noon.
LAzrR:-It is learUel tsat the train
gEled on: for the south and reached the
NsE Orleans crossing, Two miles south Of
,he ci,7 aud that Sheriff Maddox and .
posss vas attacked at o'clock and reg
clsr bs..!s eusuad Tnrse deputies sre
-, % pisces au: several Of tie strikers
srs Supposed - have been kill
s1. Tae names of the depu-
ties wounded ere Charles Sneed,
J. J. SaeFori and Dick Townsend. Sneed
zilldie.
L4-Es-Tne citizens are arming on al
aides. ! fight is now going on between
the strikers ard fifty mounted police. The
strikers a,e sell sr-el with Wincheste;a
Everything is il an extremely fsverish COL
li,iou.
Armed Citizens PatroIlinE the Streets.
3:2Op. u-5eyelsl buatrsd merchants
snd citiIars are rov marching down Main
street all armed win Winchester rites and
shos g1ns. Seven msu sre now dead and
uanber are wounded. Gan stores are
closed aud under guard
Six Men shot.
FORTE WoRTH, T,Eis April S.-Thirty
strikers ne: Missouri Pacisc train going
South about Il! miles ou. Of this city At
lc45 this sf.einoos. They threw open a
switch, ~ that 10: stepping the train the
strikers attacked the trainmen and guards
Alu now excitement aud the particulars
ea1uo; be sscertsiued. Six msS. however,
~. kaoEn to bs sho,. Three officers, one
q whom ia PolicemAa Fallbsrt Of this
city, ve:o aO:tally wounded. The Sheriff
ass sent a strong pOsss to the scese.
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A DEADLT FTRR.

The posse returned the Ere, il Is said,
Nth fatal sEses. There we're perhaps one
h1ndred shots fred. After the 6rst ire
TIE Posse advanced and ecatinued firing.
The snblshers resrsatsd behind piles OF
he, which proved an excellent bseastvork,
from >, - security Of which they poured .
nurds-o,, SEs into the posse From this
posiFon e. we're finally disleged, and
driven beyond raa1 O' '0s PO''S '''OA''
THE CASEA
among The posse we're founG
Police 0Aeer TULFOED shotthr, 'ONN
thighs.
Special 0ncer Dick TOESsESD 81 -
iafoSgh the left breast near the nipple
s9teil oaeer Gas. Saw, GAOtthrOagh
he heart and Jaw.
Ias casualties AnonE ths amhashsEs "a
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-04-04
A BLOODY TlNGE

4 BLOODY TlNGE
ColOring the Texas End Of the Great
Strike Cloud.
Seven Men Killed In a Fight With a
Posse Near Fort Worth.
A Train Comes Upon An Armed
Band Of Strikers
Who Halt II and Fire On the
Deputy Shsriffs
With Winchester Riffs Killing Three
of the Officers.
CitlzsRs Wildly Excited, Paradlng
the Streets Armed.
Eiuht Companies Of Soldiers at
Parsons, Kan.
Trains MOVlag Out Between Lines
Of sayoRets.
The Executive Committee Call On |
HOxls Who Is Out.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-04-04

sr. LouiS April s-Nr. Turner and
lie associatsg Eers in consultation with
r. ;o;nt Executive Bo&zd emil after
o'cloek o. m, whsn thsY called at Mr..
Hoxis's O6ee. bat that gentleman nos De
ipz in they went to Their hotel Tor dinner
Nsither the precise character nor the re
SBh q the conference this morning has yet
transpired.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-04-04

Inspection Of the servants quarters 81
the Planter Hotel reveals the fact that
the sufFccatiou Of the four girls this morn
ing was the direct result Of their being
located directly over the laundry, where the
lre origiRA,ed, Their quarters being two
roxs Of very small rooms en- the fouEth
Hoor, with . hall only four feet vide and q
passseezaJ to circular stairway scarcely
vide enough fer two persons abreast and
the landing being in . recess WITH about
sva tee. square, which continues into q
hsllvnv ,sA5i:. to the root over the rotun-
a. This docf vas ioeasd, and the eirli
were forced to escape through snothsFHaF
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1886-04-10


The name of Nine. Barrios, the wife
of the dead dictator of Central America,
is frequently mentioned in the public
prints of late, writes a New York CORE
spondent. If is said that she gave $50,
O)0 to promote the recent expedition on
the city Of Mexico. She is remarkable
woman. Rufno Barrios, strong as he
was in iron will and despotic tendencies,
had helpmeet in his wife. He had nine
children, four of them by q former
wife All of them have been left to the
care of Nine. Barrios. and are living
with her here. The eldest son comes
from Vast Point every Friday night,
being student at the military academy
there. A eentlemln who was well ac-
quainted with the affairs hf General Bar
rios told me tonight that the general
LETT property to the amount of SO, 900,
900. About a third of this went to Nine
Barrios, and she las control over the rest
until the children become Of age. She
is small woman, with black eyes and
raven hair and dark complexion She
has commanding manner and speaks
several languages.