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OTHER END.
Ill quiet la the Milwaukee Yards letting
New Trial DIspatchers.

Ill quiet la the Milwaukee Yards Getting
New Train Dispstchers.
MINIATURES, March 3l.-General Man
ager Miller, of the G., NJ. & st. Paul road
said this morning that the trouble with
their men is still confined to Chicago.
The Chicago train dispatchers," he
said, Joined the ranks OF the disafiected,
aud before their places could be filed some
delay to passenger trains at the Chicago
terminus was caused by q failure on the
part OF the company TO get the engines ont
on time. About 300 employees of the COM
pany have quit work at Chicago on account
of the trouble. We are getting new train
disPatchers to supply the places of tn ose
who stopped work, and all passenger
trains except those Of the early morning
are abOnt on time.
1--WE are running as many freight trains
as We can take cart of in Chicago" said
Mr.. Miller. THE st. Panl is in the mar
ket for freight both at Chicago and Mil
waukee. Ga all the other divisions Of the
road trains are running as usual. Mr.. Earl
ing is IN Chicago, and the men involved in
the trouble communicate with him. The
position held by the road is the same ss
yesterday"
All is quiet as yet at the railway yards
in this city. A St Paul switchmau to-
day reiterated the statement that the en-
playes have no grievance against the st.
Paul Company.
Assistant General Manager Tucker said
at noon that the report sen. out from Chi
cago a. TO the Chicago suburban trains be-
ing suspended was correct, as no trains
Were running on the Evanston division.
He said that passenger trains were running
as usual between this city and Chicago, and
that as many freight trains as could be
made up were being started. Mr.. Tdcker
said he did not think the road men had
been ordered out at last nights meetingi in
Chicago, for the reason that the have no
organization there.
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HIVES Not In the Ring.

COLUMBUS, o, March 3l.-The report
that has gained some circulation the last
few days TO the effect that ex.President
Hayes will present the name of Senator
Sherman 10 the National Republican Con-
vention in Chicago lacks the elements Of
truth. Mr.. Hayes is outside the pale OF
Ohio politics, and under no circumstances
will he enter il again.
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An Old Snank Thief.

PHILADELPHIA, March 3l.-A man
giving his name a. George Hopkins Of re-
fined appearance and neatly dressed, was
arrested yesterday on suspicion Of being q
hotel sneak theft. In police court be q
fessed his guilt and asked to be punished.
He is apparently about sixty years Of age
and his hair is as white an snow. The
man Is supposed to he a Soutberner OF
some prominence. When searched he hsd
q woodcut engraving Of Senator Breckeu-
ridge aud Que Of himself. he was locked
nm for trial,
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HIut to SMOKER. wives.

EFFINGHAM, Ill, March 3I.-MIs.
Henry Lane, wife of a farmer living . few
miles from her, was killed by her husband
last night and he shortly afterwards com
mitted suicide. From the story of the
children it seems Lana started to light his
pipe near the kitchen FIRE, when his wife
objected. The quarrel grew violent and
Lane seized Q knife And stabbed kis wife
fatally in the side When he observed the
effects Of his murdersns blow he went out
- Mia harm and hanged hi-zs9e
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rHsEIIN4 AND ELM GROVE B. K.

Gu and sfsr Monday October 81, 1887, TrAins
Oh tho wheeling and Elm GroyeR l., Silrun As
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SCARED TO A
Vow . "oonJurs Bag Affected IN Aged
Dsrls y In Atlanta.

Vow . "conJurs Bag Affected an Aged
barley In Atlanta.
ATLANTA, GA, March Si.-Dan Wing
isld, an old negro who hes lived for ysau
in . small hut In the Mineral Spring. dis.
trict, applied to the police yesterday Ssr
protection, say ing that his life WAS in daa-
ger from the '~'copjure'''of IN old nsgress
BY the name of Mary Unott-
wiugisld said be- found nailed over bic
door . red flannel bag, tied up with
strings. 81 knowed IL was . c%oDjure bag,
and | did not open hit, but fo.ch II right
down here"
THE officer opened the little red bag. and
10 contained u piece Of old horseshoe, a lev
grains Of g~uupowdor and some snake
root"
~ knowed hit, I knowed hit" the old
negro ex claimed. as b looked at the bast
his eyes stretched until thsy almos, popped
out Of their sockets. Moving backward
from the bag as he said: "Dat ole womAs
has oonjured me and I'll Die shuAh."
He then fell over on tho floor In . dsnd
faint, and he did not recover until The -
fcers had called the patrol wagon ~
started TO send him home. lie benreo
piteously not 10 be lsft alone nyinebe
was sure he wAs going 70 die. he exeito6
himself into q fever md . physiqea(pk
been called In. The old nm \ dA1f> =
and 1t IL thought he will de bsfsfo -
ing. s4l
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A Murderer at Large.

Special Ttferum 70 M Sunday ReglaeT.
PARKERsBURG, March a.-Informatiou
reached here to-day that Henson Willis,
the murderer and desperate, looked for, is
now in Peasants county and does not pre-
tend to hide. A man here today talked
with him last night, Captain Mehan il
in correspondence with Meigs county, O.,
nRnnle.
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MADISON, IND, March 3l.-The boiler
in Payne, Johnson's & Co. s FIGURING Mills
exploded yesterday. killing Engineers L.
NJ. S~nodgrass aod Tom Stewart and ssri-
oaaly ipjuring Charles Hill and T. Parsons.
The mill il badly wrecked and the loas is
estimated at SIS, 900.
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Another Red Man Made Happy,

ATLANTA, GA, March 3l.-Miss Min
nie Sims, the daughter of Thomas Sims, q
wealthy citizen of Morgan SOanty, was OF
"Wednesday last married TO ]. l. L. Lamar,
q f~ullbloOded Cherokee Indian, at Vinta,
/. T. Lamar attended Emery College. in
this Stale, and is well educated. The
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BRADFORD DEAD.
4 PROMINENT WEST VIRGIAIAA
Goes 10 His Last Rsward-Sticken by q
Paralytic Stroke.
,Deesa Telegram 10 he Sunday RtClar.

Special Telegram 10 TIE Sunday Register.
PHILIPPI, March 3l.-Hon. Thomas A.
Bradford, a prominent lawyer and an es'
teemed citizen OF this county, died yester'
day from the effects Of a paIalytic stroke.
His death is regretted on ali sides. His
will take place o'moTrow after
noon at this place, under the auspices o.
the Masonic Lodge Of Philippi.
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win he no Trouble.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, March 3L.-on Mon
day notices of q reduction in wages rang
ing from 81 TO 10 per cent. will be posted.
throughout The coke region. Reports from
the superintendeuts at Q majority of the
works say that the men viii accept the re-
ductioa and thAt there WIN be a Esouhla
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d. Tend. the Ways and Means Committee.

Defends the Ways and Means Committee.
Boston, March 81 The JOs'Hai Of Com
mere to-day prints a letter from Congress
man Breckenridge, Of Arkansas, denying
the assertion that the Ways and Means
Committee have exhibited pad faith to-
ward leading representatives Of the New
England textile manufacturing Industry
in entering upona positive agreement with
them that with free wool and lower rates
on woelen goOds the present compound sys-
TEN ahOuld be retained, and then reporting
9 bill which impOses none other than I'D
valorem duties. Mr.. breckenridge says
that The charge tia, tAs Ways and Means
Committee made a compromise agreement
is untrue. D
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aUNDAYA.

Leave the City EtS.W a. N. and run avery hour
until 800 p. N.
Leave Wheeling Park st $50 O. m, and run
ever hour until 1000 p. N, except Church
IraIns which will leave the PArk At S$5 q N
aud City At l1lb p. N.
SnpRrtntandent.
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.beelin9 8seisttr
GrarsIsrs' 6uida

4 RRIYAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
~ ALTON OF kEFERESURA ARNs sDsily.
Sunday excepted. MONDAY excepted sSun-
a y only. saturday exeepted.-7S Meridian.
February ., 1874 Wheeling une. which n
lust one hour earlier than Central Time:
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HE IS ROPED IN
BY A VERY COOL, SLICK WOMAN,
Whose Husband was Formerly immigration
Agent for West Virginia.

NEW YORK, March 81 The condition
Of affairs at the residence Of Luther R.
Marsh, lGG Madison avenue, is most re-
markable. Ills former home, where he
passed many years of very happy life,
has been transformed into what tie in
mates call y spiritual temple. Mr. Marsh
is not now possessed Of a home in the sense
in which that word had application during
the years previous to the death Of his wife.
He is merely a dweller in the temple. He
sits in a study surrounded by specimens of
art alleged to have been produced By spirit
hands, and is happy though he is there on
s~uGerance. The divinity Of the temple is
Editha Lola Dis DeblrS, who rules as alb
s~olutely as could any Queen. Truly, il is
marvellous that q mind which made its
pOssessor a shining mark among his fellow
men, and brought To his stOrehouse of
worldly goods a million dollars or more
should have been overwhelmed with a SOL
itary idea, and one that would naturally
seem to arouse skepticiem rather than to
produce blind faith.
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FINAECR AND TRADE.

Money ut Q Per csnt.-eovsransafs DnA
and steady-stocks Lawer-reur ssesoy
Wheat Dull.
NEW YORK, March 31.-honcy on caiI
easy at 3 per cent prime mercantile paper
5a7 per cent; sterling exchange dull but
at 4~s5sa4s7i.
GoyERsnKSr-Dull AID steady.
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DRY GOODS.
Hsu York.

NEw YORK, March Si.-Dg Goods
In demand the market was quiet, ~ usual
to the closing day Of the weak and month,
but from sgents and jobbers toe movenent
was fairly free. particularly irom ths
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IS 5oss so; common to fair S 2sa5 10;
pigs "a 75a5 on.
Shsep-Receipts so head; 'a'pments
200 bead; market nothing dong -
C~iacinpxti.
CINCINNATI, O., March 81 Hog
onist. common and light "a asa5 50.
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- ttAfueu mai the Commtt-
,ftae engineers on khe Lake Shore road
upon S0perinfsndsnk 4nssdsn A-
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GoyKRsnHNH-Dull aud steady.
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erty of my mother, the deeds for which l
have in my possession, and which / will
show if it is necessary TO prove the truth of
what / say. The property is at Fort Lee
on the Hudson and in West Virginia.
81 was married in Paris in 1871 to Paul
de Messant, a cousin of Henri Rochefort,
and was remarked TO him February 9Th,
1871. in New York. After he died | mar
risd my present husband, General Joseph
II. Diss Debar."
AN OBJECT OF CHARITY.
Mme. Editha Lola Dis Debar figured in
the Jefferson Market Police Court in
August, 1884. With hsr husband and Two
children, at that time 9 aud 5 years OF age
respectively, she had been living 10 a
boarding house on Thirteenth street, near
Fifth avenue, and was in peril of being
turned out of doors for non-psynent Of her
landlsdy's bills, when a friend Upon whom
shit had made a favorable impression by
her engaging manners, her entertaining
conversation, and alleged manifestations OF
supernatural power appeared, in the person
OF Mrs. Florence G. Mayo, proprietress at
that time of the Imperial Hotel at 3 East
Fourteenth street. This lady took the en-
tire Dis Debar family into her house, Civ
ing them rooms on the top floor, for which
they were TO pay SIS q month.
She finally had a rupture with her land
lady and Left with her three paintings for
board, claiming they were worth $500.
Mrs Mayo, when she sold them, only real
lied $50.
Mime. Dis Debar is the wife of j. H.
Dis Debar, a former resident Of West Vir-
ginia, and w~ell-known throughout the
State. Mr.. Dis Debar was at one time
State Commissioner OF Immigration. He
published a pamphlet on the Of
West Virginia, and the advantages it af-
forded the immigrant, and interested him
self in other ways to induce people TO set
tie in the State. He has been absent from
the State for a number of years.
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LIZ. tn. lo,asdAAA
BATTLE oREys. EisM,. y

BATTLE CRgEK, Mich.
young man In - q
witty the back OF md, six :
ago, making a trihing abrasion
skin by coming In contact with "
teeth.
His hand and arm s,on becaIoee
and n sub-cuticle channel, -
inches In width, Don formed. g
in q zigzag couBe from the hsed
elbow. An occasional eruption %
from which u watery pus irickiss q!
The csse has received the attsa1|
the best physicians Ia the city, ba}
ANIL. II has the Appearances da
case OF glanders reproduced by Inc
from q glandered horse.
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g.. z. Sc RAILROAD.

b, z. Q
Bellgire and anesvillethrOu passenger train
leaves Bellalre 1t s.D = N, arrives 1T BellAlre At
800 .. ~
WoOdSdeld passenger train leaves Bellalre 81
10 D. N, arrives Al Bellaire At $40 a m.
Summer6eld Accommodation leaves Bellalr a.
loo o. m, arrives at Bellaira a. l0l5 &. n.
All trains daily except Sunday. Ceatral Stand
ari Time nom Bellaire.
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THE SPIRITUAL TEMPLE.

The exact status OF affairs in the temple
Of the spirits is as follows: Luther K.
Marsh is IS years Of age. For half a cen
tury be has prscticed law in this city, and
he has stood in the front rank Of the legal
fraternity. He was for many years the
senior member of the iirm of Marsh x Wal
lis. Nine years sgo Mr.. Wallis died, and a
new firm WAS formed under the name of
Marsh, Wilson Il Wallis, the last named
being q son of the former Junior partner,
Mr.. Marsh continued in the active prac-
tiee OF his profession up to two years ago,
when he began 10 tall eli in his reg
ular attention to court and Office
work. A year ago his wife
died, leaving him childless and without q
nearer ~relstive than brother son, now a
resident Of 3 Western State. From the
date Of his wife's death Mr. Marsh seemed
to seek contact with spiritualistic mediums,
and finally, a. the result OF manifestations,
he became a firm believer in the possession
by human beings Of supernatural powers
II was lust after ms wife's death that he
met the present divinity Of his temple,
Mime. Editha Lola p.s Debars. The re
suit is now only too apparent.
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FourS Registered ..-.-....
Eoun, i,Si.
r~our-&nd-a-haf, CouponA-.------rSI
Pacific Skies OF lsS ...--.------- .---. 1880 Ivy
SrATEs-NeglNtsi
RAuRoAns-scnve; sales $545 on.
SroCKs-The stock market TO day wss
very weak AID marked declines were
made over ths entire list on an ach'e
trading. The aspect OF the situation was
worse than AZ any time since the bes'n-
ming Of the present troubles on the wss''
ern roads and the pressure was specially
severe ON the granger stocks, which hnaiiy
carried the entire list down with them:
Sales 1877, s25 shares. Qaotatioas CLOSED
bid rs follows:
Adams Express 40; American Express
Ice; Canada Pacific cit; Central Pasine
27t; Chesapeake and Ohio IT; do Preferr'd
hrsts At; do seconds %; Chicago and Alton
100; Chicago, Burlington and Quinsy llot;
Delaware and Hudson l03i; Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western, last; Denver
and Rio Grsnde, Is; Erie, ut; DO pre-
ferred So; r. Wayne, lS3; llhuois
Central, lis; Lake Shore, Sc; Michigan
Central, 73; Minneapolis and st. Louis
4; do preferred, 10; Missouri Pacific
ut; Northern Pacific, eos; do preferred
AL; Chicago and Northwestern. 1881; DO
preferred 1873; New York Central, loSt;
oregon Transcontinental, 17i; Pacific
Mail, 29i; PeoriA, d. 4 E. l6A; Rttsburg
1856; Pullman Palsce Oar 1873; Reading,
5S!; Rock Island, 1884; St. Louis and
Fan Francisco "a, do preferred, 62s; Art
preferred, 107; St. Paul. Minneapolis and
Manitoba, 81; 81. Paul and Omaha, "a;
do preferred l03; Texas Pacific, 20i; upion
Pacific 49,; United States EIPres~ al;
wssttrs Union TeIesnph III.
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A PirIAbLg s~PEcrArLE.

The old man occupies a room OF a
house that is no longer his own, and his
mind is filled with shadows Of almost for
gotten ages, in the form Of representations
in oil upon canvas of men and who lived
70 long ago that their nsqles sEa tie only
ties BetReea them and the present. Whether
there is or is not merit in the claim of
Nine. Dis Dehars, that through her de
parted spirits manifest themselves in divers
forms, the spectacle presented at the resi-
lenee Of Luther Y Marsh 5p.tisele. The
old gentleman, with bis head OF thick
gray hair, closely cropped side whiskers,
smOothly-sh4yen upper hP and chin, Is a
OF benevoleuce. He is Of about
medium height, inclined to stnrdiness
than toward oorpulenee, and his
manner is gentleuess itself. His voice is
kind in is accents, and his mouth, al
its lines are what would be called
weak, wears o smile nearly always that
seems to be . guarantee of good nature.
Such is the man who hiss given his home
to a woman whose mastery OF affairs
At 1865 Madison syenUe Ia complete.
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Cnnadsnes woman CausAI

BAN ANTONIO. TEX, March 81
Bertha" alias Bertha Hsyhsuvd
noted confidence woman In Anel
arrested on the Southern Pacific
here yesterday.
She aud her companiea wee
have on their pefss9
monds, jsWslry, gold
She u charged with
false pretenses.
This Ia the ssm1
brilliant career, soa1oE
one OF the guards
prpon, where she 70
Her late exploit
where, with her $500
Icy, she feeced A1eN&
brews.
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PETROLEUM.
Rndford.

BRADFORD, March 81. Petroleum
Opened at ssle; closed at silc; highest
sstc; lowest s3lc; clearsnces :, 6i6, oOo bar
eals
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Ptttsburg.
TituNH,s.

PIrrsBuRa, March 81. Petroleum -
Opened at SIZE; closed ut SAGE highest
Size; lowest S3Ic.
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TrTrsvnix, March A.--Petroleam-
Opened ut s7ic; highest sac; lowest s3sc;
closed nj SAGE.
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LIVE sTOuR.
Chicago.


CaIcAso, March 3L.--CAtlsRscsipb
5000 head; shipmeats 800 bead. mar.
ket steady; steers - 20As5 %; stoeken
and feeders 81 1913 90; ce'5l bois and
mixed 81 7oS co; Texas I'd Fatssfs IS TO
DO. -y%
Hoss--Receiptz 1900 h4sd: shipments
1000 bead; market strong; mixsd IS 20s
S As; heavy IS anas So light q 15a
S IS; skip 8 60s5 %.
Shesp-Rsceipts 1000 bod; shipmenis
LOCO head: maSkst weak aud lower;
natives "a WIs 80; westssn "a 6Os5 50;
Texans s. GOA 50: iembs IS 40Ag 50.
East LibsFty.
EAST LIBKR1Y. March 31-Chitis--
Receipts IS hsad; shipoants 81 bod;
market nothing doing.
HoQ-Receipts $500 bod; shipmsatg
2 an te>5<yu1xkst aIoRslUn281
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HOW NY SIDE ACHES
ELY'S
CREAM BALM

.CiHa0SGS INC
NS-al PaSSa-
yes Allay
And Iuaa01rls-
u.5u Heals the
S1rys RESrC
tra SSs'S O:
TastG Rud
Sg.eG
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PhnAdel0hia.
baltimore

BALTIMORE, MD, March 3i.-Whest-
Western about steady, closing dull No. 2
winter red spst s7!sssc May s9iss9sc;
June ssi as9c. Corp-Wsstem higher and
doll; mixed SPOT 5ss5s!c; March SIC bid
April and May 5s5stc. OIs-Steady
with only moderate demand; western Ale;
mixed 49,. Rye-Stesdg si 6ss72e Pro-
visioDs-Steady aud quiet. Eggs-Lo~sr
at l7islsc. Cofce-Qaiet; RIO l3l,14tc
Other articles unchanged. Receipt
Flour 10, PIT barrels; wheat 81. 900 bu,h-
els; corn "a, 100; oats $500; rye 700. Ship.
ment-F1our 81, s65; corn 135, 900.
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Angostura Bittesa1
sppstiter ard inyigofn1c<
favor 10 oil drinks ~
rh9a, fsscr and aud
couutaffdts. Ak yguf era
gemiine AnghstuTa. ffAntfI
y. SeIRerf < Cons
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RI
TRy the CuRE HAY-FEVEH
-CATARRH

CATARRH
.,s,.>, % ,Gs mucous membrane generally
KIM. -r $50 .rr nasal YS~Ag'S aud maintain
.r- q, >.-r.srr m the heal. From Ihis point
.. ~. apl.snu0l virus INTO the stomach
...rL.. fHu digestive organs, C~rruptlnSthe
,rf AL .-s1.,sUS other Troublesome and
IS g-r.,s $50 n'rr~s.
.- lg-fUl into each gOSlsil and Is
s,. r-.r 1 .an:s ~ druggists; BE- mall
.-.f ~ .er,, ely BROTHERS No. rs
.-..rW.rr =.-st- News YORK. feICOteAR
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OfnG1nnAd.

CINCINNATI, O., March 3L.-Cott0n-
To fair demand and steady. Flour Firm.
wheat-ScArce; No. 2 red s5le; receipts
1900 bushels; shipments 1900 bushels.
Conductive, strong snd higher; No. 2
mixed 52!a53ic Oats-firm; No. 2 mixed
34c. Rye-Quiet and firm; No. 2 este
Pork-Dull at $I4 10. Lard QJiet ut
81 37i. Bulk Meats-firmer; short ribs
81 25s7 "a. BAeon-SLesdy; short cleur
3 624. whisky-Steady at 81 ~. Butter
Strong. sagar-In moderate demand.
Eggs-weaker At l5lsI5lc. Cheese
Firm.
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AnArnRrER or LolA MoNrEz.

y NAAA
Edith Lola Dis Debar is % years old,
very deshy. possessed Of dark hair and
black eyes, n loud voice and a most con-
yiucing manner. She says tbs she is the
daughter Of King Ludwig, Of kAvariA, and
Lola Nontsz his MISTRESS. Over her past
life there hangs q vail of mystery. She
declares that she holds communion with
departed spirits and has convinced many
that her assertion is not an idle q There
are many stories aioat in connection with
her. Oae is that ALE was born Ut New Or
leans OF Irish parents, and that her own
would sound distinetiyeiy Irish II pro-
nounced. In the residence of Mr. March,
or rather, in the temple of the spirits, Der
will and hers only Is law. II Is not o
gentle will, Tor she is stern even with the
ouiet, Ceatle old msn who sits musing by
the hoor in his study, which is the only
mart of the house who're he can do as be
likes. The inmates, who are Dir. Marsh,
''G-nSIApi ard Ame, Dis DehaT, their
two children, and DIR. Morris and his son
Frank seem tO live h~Armoniously enough
together, but their IA q significance in the
prompt obedience that every n gives to
the Madame's every command.
Madame Diss Debar says OF herself: u
am the daughter Of Lola Mnntez and KING
Ludwig Of Bavaria, Who " eomeplled to
abdicate in favor o! MA$imilian Ca account
Of his opposition to the Jssnits. | was
born at Florence ~thirty-eight years ago.
waS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-02
Toledo.

TOLEDO, O.. March 81 -Wheat-wek
and lover; cash. s3!c; Nsy s3las3tc;
June s3ie; July sole; Apgust sDir. Corn
-Duil sod steady; es,h &c; Msy 53c
Oatt-Quitt; No z white 81. Clover
6ed-Dull and steady esh scd April
50 IS; May 50 57l.