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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-04
Bridgeport.

Pay day on the c., L, & W. railroad
yesterday,
W. H. Foyie, route agent for the Adams
Express company, WAS In town yesterday
A drove OF twenty head OF cattle passed
through yesterday. They had been driven
rom Captina.
This evening and tomorrow evening
there will be preaching at the kirkWood
NJ. E. church.
The poor old Bohemian, arrested for
taking corn, was discharged yesterday.
The act was an absolute necessity to get
something to eat.
John Lynch and Charles Edwards were
each tiued yesterday by the Mayor $40
aud costs, in default OF which they were
remanded TO Jail, and will DO permitted to
work their fines out on the streets.
Nora, a little daughter Of James Moon,
OF West Wheeling, who was slightly
burned by her clothes taking fire while
warming at q lime kiln, is getting along
nicely aud is not SO badly burned as at
first reported.
]. W. Shannon, Of st, 0lairsyille, was in
town yesterday, Mr., NJ, ]. W. Glover, OF
Smith township, has returned home.
Wilbur TGllman was again on the streets
yesterday. Squire Howell is at Mans
Geld on business.
Edgar Welsh, driver at Seabright's
coal bank, was severely hurt about the
hcGd and shoulders yesterday. 1t appears
that hii lamp went out while he was
driving the mule, aud the animal not stop
ping at the proper time, caused him 10
come in contact with tile side or upper
part Of the bank.
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Transfers Recorded.

Clerk Hook yesterday admitted 10
record the following transfers OF real
estate:
Deed made February / by John +. Hell
and vile to Henry Wentxbacker, in con.
sidetation Of $3.50 for lot in A. IL Britts
addition, OH Eleventh street.
Also a deed made February by Paul
Heller 10 Francis FL. Heller, In considera.
ton Of $3.50, for 50 feet Of lot In square
% in South Wheeling.
Deed made February 10, 1871, by John
Wharry and wife TO Levi Palladium, In
consideration Of $40 for q lot In West
Liberty.
James Crow and wife to Low Philabaum,
in consideration Of $3.50, for 2aCres 2 roods
and IL poles OF land on Little Wheeling
creek, In Liberty district.
Deed made August II, 1885, by William
Rodgers and wife to Levi Philabaum, In
confederation Of $40 70, for 0 acres and l2
pslChes Of land in Liberty district,
Deed made May 22, 1874, by George
Gibson and wife TO Levi Palladium, In
consideration Of $3.50, for 10 acres and 10
perChes Of land in Liberty district.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers in the OlIy Aad whs.llpE Folk.
Abroad.

strAuEors In the Clty aud WhsslIuE Folks
Abroad.
Attorney General Caldwell has gone To
Charleston.
Miss Lille Ei!ton, Of Bellairc, who haa
been visiting friends in North Wheeling,
has returned home.
Hon. N. b. Scott, President olthe Cen
trail Glass Company, Is slowly GONZALES.
cling after weeks Illness.
Colonel George W. Thomas, Vice resi.
dent Of the Ohio River Railroad, was up
from Parkersburg yesterday.
Miss Jane A. Anderson, late teacher Of
tho grammar school in Union district, and
sister Of Professor w. II. Anderson,
Superintendent OF the city schools, will
bs married at noon to-day at the faulty
residence on Chsplne street, TO Dlr. Brown,
Of Frankfort, Pa,
Miss Emma lTardenstein, who for come
time past has been chief operator at the
Central Telephone Exchange in this city,
has resigned her position and last even.
ing left via the Baltimore 4 Ohio for
Kansas to visit her sister, Mrs. Kirk Nc
Conahay, whose husband was formerly q
druggist in Bridgeport. Miss lIardepstein
has many friends who will sincerely re.
greet her departure.
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9mhlte Sa1ts.
pUDLl0 SALE
-oE-
Planning Mil Machinery, building Mate.
rlalS, llOrSeS aud Wagons and
Island Lot.
IoUDLlO sane

shall offer al public sale Tot CaSh, to tho hitb.
est bidder, on TUESDAY February "a, iSsO, com.
mencing a o'clock A. n, At the building north.
ehst ootpet Of Market and Tenth itieeth, WheeiihI
w, Va, recently occupied BY AtmiifOrr J,6bn q
yoi al the Planning MIL Machinery a,lig6ei 10 iis
y that lfni, y0pllstinE Of Planefli FlUnflnE NS.
CHINE, gnqllng Machine, hiee Moulding WSs
ghlaeii NAtitty MOnldef, Hind Stat Machine. i,Vn
MGtu0e9l loihleti sash aud Door aud Hub Ma
ehlhea With q lagy stock Of lOOutt hulN bAfiiv
manu- leotuted aud lOOhsl hubs III The fouFh, ana
Fans q every yatlety 70 be found Ia 4 fiSi.CjsSS
AiIIi BelA Pllleyl aud Skating, two Boiiofh and
9 nntela.l l0inch Cylinder Engine with IOyefilof,
PUMP and heelef, Alsp, stock oil Lumber Of all
kindg qIeSaed aud undftosed, DuOn, Sash, ghui.
leig White Lad, good stock Of Rftaeh jihsS, Two
rood Work ll0tiet aud Hhfneas, Two WaEOns Ard
!ylce l&tuieA including Que large and valuable
also, ,he.wts bat Of In. numbered one hun.
q.Sl anu eiehy'lhfee lsSl n Oflod a, Gine'S al
2 lvon W the city u Wheeling. being nait Of Inc
property conveyed BY samuel Mcclellan 10 the Old
h l.lg q Armstrong, Coeu & Co. ~ deed dated
=, THOMAS O'BaiEN,
A A@ISuco Of Armstrong, COen 4 %,
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Iu the death OF Mrs. Elizabeth schullzs
which occurred Tuesday afternoon at the
residence other brother.iulaw, Squire ],
w. Schulzs, corner Of Thirty.third and
Chapline streets, Wheeling loses another
old resident Mrs. Schultz was the wife
Of Henry sChultzs and had lived In
Wheeling since 1884, having come here
direct from Mecklinburg, Prussia. She
was in her 9th year ut the time Of her
death. Wittenbroch was her birthplace.
She had been married for tlity years and
was the mother OF eight children only one
Of whom, Councilman A. j. SChultze,
survives hNr Mrs. sChullze was o very
estimable woman and her demise will
cause sorrow among many friends.
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AN INon EAsE D. ID
Reported in ths Nsmbor OF Machines Run.
ming ut II Cents.

Mug ut II Cents.
Following is the weekly report OF secre-
tary George Wise, OF the Western Nail AS
socistiou, to the members OF that Assooia-
ton, It shows an unusually large increase
for one week in the number OF mschines
reported importation at the manufacturers
seventeen,csnt scale;
OFFICE OF WESTERN NAIL ASSOCIATION, /
WHEELING, W. Va, Feb. 3, 1885. !
GENTIENES:-The following mills have
Belmont Nail Co,-February 8. Have
Ill machines, heating furnaces and rolls
running,
Beliont Iron Works Co..January 80.
Have lO5 machines running, Heating fur
naGes and nail plate rolls on double turn,
Western Nail CompRny,-February 8.
Have IS machines running, including 90
seli'ieedes, Heating furnaces and nail
plate train working.
Norton Iron Works,-FebruaTy .. Have
% machines, heating furnaces and rolls in
operation.
Laughlin Nail Co. FEBRUARY 3. Have
99 machines running, including 50 self-
feeders, Heating furnaces and rolls run
ming,
Kelly Nail aud Iron Co.-February 8.
Have ~ machines, heating furnaces and
rolla running.
Wheeling Iron and Nail Company
February 8, Have So machines, heating
furnaces and rolls running.
Riverside Iron Works. - February ;.
Have 81 machines, heating furnaces and
rolls running,
Calumet Iron and Steel CompRny,-Feb-
ruary g. Have ~ machines, heating lur-
naces aud nail plate rolls running.
Jefferson Iron Works. = FEBRUARY 9,
Have 50 machines, heating furnaces and
rolls running.
La Belle Iron Works, - February 8.
Have s. machines running,
TerTe Haute Iron and Nail Company
February 3, Have 2S machines, heating
furnaces and rolls running,
Benwood Iron Works. February 8.
Have machines running.
The above shows Sj2 machines in oper.
alton ut manufacturers scale, al increase
OF "A compared with last weeks report,
The following telegram has been TO.
ceived, Contradictlng published report
about Bay View milf;
MINIATURES, February 2, 1886.
Are not negotiating and have no in
tention Of RCceding to nai!erB demand,
FRANCIS HINTON, Manager.
The next meeting OF the Association
will bs held at Monongshela House, Pitts
burgh, February 10, 1856,
Yours Respectfully,
GEoRGE WISE, Secretary,
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Rev. A. 4. Brownlee was visiting friends
in town yesterday
Mrs. john Fowler, Of Ulark's addition
Is very low, the doctors having abandoned
all hopes OF her recovery.
The A. I. F. +. Society was entertained
last evening at the residence OF Thompson
Thomas, on Hanover street,
The Social Club, composed Of married
people, met at the residence OF Mr.. James
Drennen last evening. This club meets
weekly.
There seems 10 be some hitch lp regard
10 locating tho new Cleveland L Pitts.
burgh depot on the lower site, as first
published.
Two horses attached to an express wa.
gon, belonging to Wilson Hines, ran
away yesterday, breaking the tongue and
otherwise ipjuring the vehicle.
Some citizens are agitaling the propricty
in the way Of q compromise, OF getting tho
pOstotHCo located in Commercial Block
when q change OF the olllcs occurs.
Mrs. benjamin Davis, whose residence
is in the orchard addition, died at an early
hour yesterday morning. Her remains
will be taken to Cleveland Friday morn.
ing for interment.
A lady drawing water from a well,
known as Strains, at the lower end Of
town, yesterday morning, was hurt by be.
ing struck by the handle Of the windlaBs,
which by some means she lot 70.
The Buckeye set two more pots yester.
day and had five or six shops going, turn.
ing out variety OF ware which Ii pro.
nounCed ilrst-Glass. II looks like old
times to see things moving along 30 sat-
isfactorily as they are now,
Another meeting OF those interested,
looking towards tho new wire nail mill,
was held at William Manns Office yestsT.
day, and committee appointed 10 corres.
pond with Mr.. BRADFORD, at Pittsburgh,
who has In the course Of erection a new
patented nail machine for this nuFpose,
Until company Is formed, and Che CON.
ditions on which this machine will be
used III used at ALI arc obtained, no
further information regarding the matter
will likely he given out,
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nslistiErsl
fellNlFsi
y. y. Knox had loot CRUSHED al FELIX'S

q. y. Knox had a loot CruShed al reiky 3
coal mine,
Henry Blum and vile loft Tuesday night
for the South,
Father Gull was al watnock's Station
holding Catholic services yesterday
Mechanics hose company challenges
the Hope and Good viii companies 10 4
contest for Ilreman'B trumpet
Mrs. HsdmAn, Of Gravel Hill, died TIeg.
day night, aud will bs BURIED from tile
Second NJ, y, church this morning.
Harry MCKallip 10 seriously sick and
his father, Rev j. X, Muksllin was kept
from going 10 GAINESVILLE yesterday 70
preach,
CHARLES LARoche will treat the attend,
ants at tho N. 4, church btsaar Friday
night 10 violin SOLO A number Of songs
and instrumental pieces are being pie.
pared for the bazaar.
The School Board has promoted Miss
welflok to room 4 In the t'lt1t ward, In
place oil D. 4, Thoburn, reelgned, making
Miss Alice Roscoe principal Miss Annie
Wallace takes Miss WeirIcks former room
and Miss Zane will teach her own room
and Miss Wallace's former pupils,
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Secretary OF State Walker has Issued q
certificate Of incorporation to the Ripley
4 Mill CreekValley Railroad company, for
the purpose Of constructing and operat-
ing a railroad in jackson county, this
State. The road Is 10 commence at OF
near Ripley, jackson county, and II Is
proposed to intcrsect the Ohio River Rail.
road at OF near the mouth Of Mill Creek.
The principal Office Is To DO at Ripley.
The sum subscribed ls 81 $50, Ten percent
Of which has b9en paid Ia on snbsCrip.
ton, and the privilege Of increasing said
stock TO SO 900 Is granted. Each share IL
worth $9i, and they are held by City resi-.
dents Of jackson county, each Of whom
holds one share.
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@estipos,
rooEHoLDERs' MEETING,

4 general meeting Of the Stakeholder d, ,
.EtnS Elre aud Marine Insurance Ca,ns.G l4'
wheeling, West Virginia, will be held n y
OF the Company, No, lll5 Market street In 4, sasr
Of Wheeling Well Virsluia, on lis lsS ' G e'i
H. and . O'Clock +, ". ue9t
Aud uOuC1 IL hereby given that at sall mat
the following resolution will be Vii nd t,ega,
adoption OrIeletIIQu lhereVl BY tap itoSESSi,.a'
thai Is TO say, '''''nI
ResOltui, That the unc Of The con,iBu,,,.
'hp txlsl srlCc Of the ElnA Fire sud NriiSs I.
AhtO Company, OF Wheeling, West ViTIb',,, H9 \
and the same "a hereby extended 70; iWrS,, y, Y
go ycan from AID alter lhN 9Th day Of p,S,y We
lSsB; aud that this resolution DO C6rtigcd y,
Secretary Of STATE, for the purpose oi o6tsis y,
certificate In the manner prescribed by Ey ~ y.
tend the existence OF GAid corporation, wa
SAID meeting Of ItockbDllgT, MAS cslI,b d,
order Of the Board nj Directors, made on n I. y
day OF January, l.sG '-'''-
lall III II N SCIIMlTT. seCrel,,,
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These charges are printed rerbaiin d
iiterd!im d ptLrciHaiim, except that where
the uncertain GhlrogfAphy made & letter
doubtful, The correct spelling is given llle
benefit Of the doubt.
DR.. Wilson said he had never refused 10
attend q county patient when ro1festel
10 do 90 by Q Commissioner. Possibly
messages failed 10 reach hin, though ha
did not know oil any such cases, The
"lady" referred 10 was an hyblerIcal
woman, whom several Commissioner
present knew, who was never
sick, aud always imagined her.
self 30. Dr., Wilson refused 10 Walt
her toI reatopp approved by members Of
the Boafd, huL sent 4 substitute at no cost
10 the county. The boy referred 70 by Mf.
Bingell was attended BY Dn. Pipes and
Reed, who lived near him, There was no
cost 10 The county connected with this
Df, Wilson then departed. gnbse,
quently Mi. BlnRell admitted that he had
demanded pay on one occasion lot drugs
from Q county patient, aud he added,
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A remarkable and tragic scene was wit.
messed on Sabbath at Centreyllle, Belmont
county, Ohio, In the little Concord Presby.
terrain Church Of that plaza. Rev, w. A,
WilliamF, the pastor, had preached, and,
after tho conclusion OF tho sermon, he
asked MIR. William Dayton, aged Is years,
an active member Of tho Methodist Epis,
Copal Church and Superintendent Of that
sabbath School, to lead in prayer. Mr.,
Dayton prayed earnestly and fervently
Until near tho close, when bis voice fal.
tered and grew husky, and a moment
later he sank 70 the floor dead. The great.
est CONSERVATION prevailed among the
congregation, and the services were
brought to an abrupt end.
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DURISq serlous run Of whooping
cough ct Saltwater, N. Y, the physicians
found that ACker's English Remedy was q
positive cure, and prescribed livery freely,
Logan 4 Co., and Charles Menkemeller
9ay that In all their experience they never
knew any medicine 10 equal It. They
guarantee IL 70 cure all Coughs ESPECIALLY
chronic cases., Group, Asthma and Con.
sumption. TTitS4w
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TOR RENT-A TWO.sT0RY BRICK
~ llgulo cOnlRInlgg rooms aud finished RIis
No llb Fifteenth htTeel; waterEnd gRl, Possess,
given first Of April, or sooner II desired, Rlon.r
on tho premlseS, 4,
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Tie Ohio Rlyor naIlrond REtsusiun.

Last evening Colonel White, OF this
city, and others addressed large meeting
at BelleYillO school house in Wood conn.
ty, upon the subject Of voting q subscrlp.
ton at the coming railroad election for the
building OF the Ohio River extension from
rarkersburg " Point Pleasant. This after.
noon Colonel White will speak on the
same subjeCt Of New England, this even.
Ing al Golfers school house, tomorrow
afternoon at Lubbock aud at Newport To-.
morrow evening. All a these places are
IN Wood county. The only opposition to
the extension Of the road Is looked fol
from the lower part Of that county, where
these places are located.
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Tie Three.Day Walklug match.

AT 19oClock noon to-day, the leading
sporting event OF tho season will com.
mence at the Capitol rink. Tho fourteen
entries In the great amateur pedestrian
contest that has been talked about 80
much Of late will be given the word and
same exciting work may be looked Tor.
Tho contest Is to last for three days, the
contestants to walk twelve hours per day,
or front IL noon till u midnight. In adj.
diLion TO the regular prizes the following
specials have been offered: Louis sChwalb
will give II box Of Henry Clay cigars TO tho
person 6Bt making % miles; 0'Kane
4 Divine offer fue pair Of shoes for the
first 30 miles made; o! II. Dinger, q fine
hat for the first 70 miles, y. Gundling,
Ills "s.ar" Clothier, walking suit for the
fret 100 miles, and Richard Donahue, a
silver cup to the winner OF the race.
Mesars. George Bordeaux and NJ. 0'Neill
will act aa judges, and Frank Healy as
referee. The contest promises 10 be an
exciting one from beginning to end. The
indications are that tho attendance will be
large,
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This evening a grand bean bake with all
lie aCcompaniments u to be given under
the auspices Of Holiday Post 9, A. X.
and The Women's Relief Corps, at the
headquarters Of the Post In Beck's block,
The bake ID not given for old soldiers and
their wives alone everybody Is invited 10
be present and enjoy pleasant evening.
In addition 10 the bake the ladies Of the
Corps will have 4 reiteshment stand where
cream and cake can 10 bad. There will
be exercises Of musical and terarfy
nature. Over 800 tickets have already
been sold for the entertainment, ingufing
4 goodly Number 10 10 present and enjoy
tile occasion,
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ToR RENT.

No. 22ig Eoir S.test, Ave rooms $500. ,.,.
No I71Wenly third IliGet, six rooms aud aN'
Eo. III Seventeenth street, nyO fOon', '3, 70 d,
No n gevehlegiith street, three foJns w "'''"'
No n Seventeenth street., iont toomS on 'ecoaa
floor, e1O1. .ua,
No 10 Seventeenth Nteet, ilI tOomi, l5W
NO. l6l 9l4tOenlh street, four tpms, w
Nc, ~ Elghleenlh AlfesI, i've lb9hisi Sl4W'
No, gll0 All6y A. two rooms, u v,
stOfo,tUdln M. 2lb1 Main street slQgG q Al
No. qib6 Main street, lWU tUUDi on ~ ll97r wv
No II Eighteenth AIteet bl& fOtnia sl5W
No. I'LL baltimore htfeol, lnit looms, syp'
No. % Moth FiOnt street. $3.50 ,
No. al NSin street three fOOnI on fdi 9gi "a.
Two Three il joined Houses lnioM 81 2llg N'"'
street. % 90 each, - IA.
Bullness Houle No. 1877 Main hlrcei III" WV
1874 B0ulh street. 40 Fer tqnum, ,,r,,py
Real lSIAle Agent, t6ik(iol aud honI. rg''''
h2I OalOe, NJ. itli NhheI SINGS
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aThat man, by CT had a.SlO billw
This man was attended by DR.. Wilson at
Mr.. PiCkett's request.
Tho committee was not satisfied with
the evidence, aud adjourned to meet at
the call Of the chairman and continue the
investigation. II was understood that
the meeting would not be called until after
the tenih.
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P0OMlS FOR RENT-IN H0gy
~ BRooR'S Block. Apply tow. V. iiSgs !
BRO, 400 Market street. ~ ~,
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The officials Of the Nallers' Association
lnaiat that the report concerning the Bay
View mill was correct, though verbally
Manager Hinton's telegram IL also true.
They have information that Manager Hin
ton called all the employees OF the mill to.
gother and offered as q compromise to do.
mand a reduction Of but 10 cents per key
for sOlf,ieeders, and to guarantee the price
for cutting nails should never 20 below 10
cents, Tho Deputy refused to receive a
proposition made in this manner, aud me-
gotiations'fell through.
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Thornton Yates, who recently leased
from Capt. Asa Booth the restaurant con.
nected with his place, the Phunix, has
fixed the place up nicely and ID now pre-.
pared te G9rye eustemers Ia the very best
style. Yates has been at the PhUnix for
the past Six years. aud knows how TO cook
a meal to perfection, lie also has correct
ideaG ABOUT conducting restaurant. Pat
Tons will find the place inviting and the
bill Of fare will at all times embrace tho
very best Of everything that the market
affords.
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TOR RENT-A DESIRABLE BRICK
~ R'BidenCO on byron street, COut doing IN.
rooms AMI hnlEhed attic Enquire 0rGI6 "
JOHNSON'S Sons. 1910 Main street No
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WASHINGTON, Feb. Al A. M.--For the
Ohio Valley and Tennessee, fair weather,
slowly rising temperature, winds generally
nortlinrly, becoming variable.
For Lower Lake Region, cloudy weather
aud local SHOWS, followed by fair weather,
winds generally northeasterly, nearly sta.
tionary temperature, followed by slightly
warmer weather during Friday.
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groposals,
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals. 10 build au annex 10 Washing.
ton aub'DlSlflCt School building III accordance
WIN plans aud Specifications on le at the JilOo OF
the Clerk Of the Board OF Education OF tho School
District Of Wheellug wall bs received by The COIN.
NIL ~ a. Saill Board known AS the COMMITTEE
On BVILplNG9 AND GROUNDS, until Friday,
February 4, 1880, At u o'clock n
Proposals must DO addressed TO "The Committee
on BUILDINGS and Grounds" aud LEFT with the
CLERK Of sid Hoard OF Education al No. 40 -Four.
tIenLh street.
or all bids W. 4. WiLSOS.
laSUTThAs Chairman Committee
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Mn. BtSokLL AppRARs.

At this junCture, alter the committee
had been In session 40 or Al minutes, Mr..
lIingell appeared with smile on his face.
He greeted ell present and sat down,
throwing q roll Of manuscript on the table.
DIR. Wilson continued, Prescription No.
t4s, written November 20, called for two.
grain quinine pills. ohe.sraln pills were
furnished.
AZ this point MI. Bingeli interrupted,
demanding that Dr, Wilson put bic charges
In writing. DR.. Wilson repeated that he
had no charges 70 #pksi he was simply a
witness.
Mr.. BlngellJ IN Doctor, you make your
charges ID writing. have written charges
here propose 10 make against you.n
Dr.. Wilson feasseftel that he had no
charges 10 make, and Blngsll reiterated
that be had made phatges, Finally the
Chairman planned that President Woods
had made The charges on d. WilSon's ID.
ioFmation,
HDoClof,n said tlingell, 'tlevs you and 1
look al this thing aS II really ls==s personal
natter"
b. Wiison-'i1t 10 moi personal mat.
ter, 30 far as am concerned"
Hingell-"Yesi itis."
This sort d dlsputing was finally stop.
ped, when pt. Wilson refused 10 make
any tejoindet 10 several reservations.
Repeated demands for order from the
chairman had little affect on Mf. Blngell.
Dt. Wilson ssld he had Informed Mt,
sloCket oil these complaints last August,
AMI KtftBtfiON.
"Dh wilson, interrupted Hineell,
don't you think you have acted The
Stlnker toward mel You took ptSBlfip'
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EDWARD l.. Rose 4 Co. having purchased
the intercats OF the Howe S, NJ. Co. and
secured the State agency Tor the Standard
Sewing Machine, will keep full hae Of
Howes and the elegant, swift easy running
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