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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-06

Oliver Hackott, Colored, living on
"Goosetown" fats, near the East Wheel
ing tunnel, was arrested by Policeman
Bell yesterday and taken before Justice
Davis, who committed him to jail to await
. preliminary hearing at 7 o'clock this
evening. The charge is petit larceny, and
the evidence is alleged to be strong.
Mr.. Henry Bsyhs, at the corner o.
Fourteenth and MCColloCh streets, hAd
eight fine Chickeua stolen by man wear
ing on one foot brogsn and on the oshel
ine shoe. The tracks made in the mut
led TO Hackstt'u place, and In the cellar
OF his house was found plenty OF feather
and blood. HaCkett Wss found alter
search, and on his feet he had shoes Y
correspond with the tracks.
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A STRIKE AT TIE RIVERSIDE.
The AmalERmAtSd Association Orders 4
Members out.

The AmalERmAtSd Association Orders Its
Members out.
The committee of the Amalgamatgd
Association appointed to confer with the
Riverside Iron Company on Saturday,
failed to find Mr.. Frank HeArns, and su.
perinteudept Wiiss informed them that
he was not authorised to treat with them.
They therefore ordered general strike in
the nall departments steel plant and plate
mill. The notices we're still up yesterday
at tho BsnWood works to the effect that
operations will resume to-day. The re-
suit will be awaited with deep interest.
The K. Of L. scale which Is to go into
effect to-day will not presumably DO signed
by the Wheeling Company till the strike
10 settled at the Riversids.
Below are the points upon which the X.
Of L. and the AmslRamatsd scale differ,
the figures given being the wages per 100
khn1s
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ZINE FARM FOR SALE,

=
Situated az miles southwest Of 81. ClAlryiuA.
containing 1873 acres Of choice land, on which
there In good tHostayy brick dwelling and q two
story frame dwelling; best barn in Belmont conn.
~, stables, wagon sheds, corn cribs and ali necT
nary outbuildingS. An abundance Of fruit Of III
kinds; three good apple orchards, good par
orchard, plenty Of water at all times. This Is one
Of the beSt stock farms In Belmont county, and
can DO divided 70 make Two good farms. YIN 10
sold cheap and on easy terms. For particular
call on or GddreS, K T. HOWELL,
ReAl EStAte and Insurance Agent,
OCH RRlDIRPOET. o.
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WANTED.
WANTED

A GENTS WANTED TO Canvass for Ad-
"A vertisiug Patronage. A small amount oil
work done with tact and intelligence may produce
4 considerable income. Agents earn several bun
dred dollag In commissions IN Si0slG season and
incur no personal responsibility. Enquire at the
nearest newspaper olce and learn that ours is the
bfs. known and best equipped e1tRblhhment fol
placing advertisements in newspapers and convey.
Ing 10 advertisers the information which they re-
quirc in order to make their Investments wisely
and pIoatAby. Men Of good address, or women,
Il well informed AID practical, may obtain author
iy to solicit advertising patronage for us. Apply
by letter TO GEO. r. RowHLL q Co., Newspaper Ad-
verLIling Bureau, 10 Spruce street, New York, and
full particulars WILDE sent by return mail.
fel.NWFAw
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VITIATED BLOOD,
scrofulOus, Inherited and COnta
giOus HumOrs Cured
by Cuticura.

Through tho medium OF one Of your books re.
ceived through Mr.. Frank T. Wny, Druggist.
Apollo, Pa became acquainted with your Cati.
curA Remedies, and take this opportunity 70 tes.
tiiy 70 you that their use has peTmAneatiy cured
me Of one oil the worst cases Of blood poisoning In
connection with erytpelsS, the. have ever seen.
and this after having beeD pronounced incurabIe
by some Of the best phpsiclGnS In our county,
take great pleasure In forwarding 70 YOU this testi-
mnniAl, unsolicited ~ 1t Il by you In order that
others suffering from similar m0iadieS may be en-.
cOurRged 10 give your Cutlaun Remedies trial,
p, y. WHITLIEGER, Leechbufg, Pa,
Reference: Frank T. WrAy, Druggist, Apollo, Pa.
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There was largely attended meeting O
Top Mill nRilers ct MCLain's hall Saturday
evening for the purpose Of organizing and
Joining the AmRlgRmAted Association. II
was determined to keep the proceedings
OF the meeting secret. It was thought
that separate lodge would be established,
but the men determined to join Nail City
Lodge, and twenty.one members, both old
and new nailers, were taken in. One oi
the men said the Top Mil Company pro-
posed that fine three.penny nails be- made
at tack factory prices, which the men re.
fused to do, and for fear Of some trouble
they determined to join the Amalgama-
ton, in order to be protected In case the
matter came TO an issue.
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At the Grand this evening Charles A
Loder will sppsar for the first time in hi
funny skit, "Hftsrity." The policemen'f
brass band will parade the streets to-day
The play is said to be full Of rich humor
with enjoyable incidental music and dane.
Ing, and the company is made up Of artist
attractive in their special lines, and as 9
whole strong and nnre to capture the
laughter loving people Of the town, The
piece will run till Wednesday evening and
will be followed by Claire Scott.
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A Cnndldn,s for sherlr.

Hon. William Myles, President OF the
Board Of Public Works, has announced
himself 90 q candidate Tor the office OF
Sheriff, subject to the decision OF the
Democratic convention. Mr.. Myles is q
gentleman Of we'll known integrity, and
enjoys a marked popularity that is not
confined to members Of his own party.
He Ia q citizen who has always stEiven 10
advance the material interests OF this
county, both Us q private individual and
II, nlaceR of trust,
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psnth Of nn old Rs.Ident.

Mr.. Peter Z!nn, formerly well known
business man engaged in the confectionery
trade at the corner Of Tenth and Main
streets, but for several years past living
there in retirement, died yesterday, after
an illness OF some months, originating
while he was visiting in Baltimore some
time ago. Hewas "A years old, was known
to every old resident OF the city and VI
cinity, and had the respect OF vide cir
Gle Of friends. BE had smassed compe-
tence, and earned the rest he took the last
few years, by period Of industry extend.
ing over half century. The family have
the sympathy Of all in their bereavement.
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ABOUT people,
Strangers In the City and wheeling Folk
Abroad,

Strangers In the OitS ana "hoeh"b A"AA'
Abroad.
Superintendent Legge, Of the Baltimore
& Ohio railroad, was st the Mcclure
house Saturday accompanied BY his son
Harry.
Mrs. Alex. LauGhlin, Of Pittaburgh, wal
the guest Of Mrs. Frank Hearne at hel
homo at Lestherwood last Friday and
Saturday.
Mr.. William Bryant, Of the Brooklyn
Times, and Mrs. b. Peters and her daugh'
ter Mamie, are guests OF Mrs, Emily Pol
lock, Island.
Mr.. A. Allen Howell returned from
Pittsburgh Saturday where he had been
for three or four days looking after some
business matters.
Mr.. James Reillsy and Miss IrenA jam
ison will be married OF the Cathedral this
morning, A reception will be held at 10
O'Clock, after which they will leave on an
eastern trip.
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fame run by Nan Morrison was visited
and she, two girls and four men captured,
Last night Madame Nell Martins place Of
No. 1926 Eof received call and Martin,
three other women and two men were
asked to call and settle at Clerk Thomp'
sons office this morning.
A few DRINKS and disorderlies complete
the iist. There are tWs1ty.!our days leil
OF this month, and 8 continuation OF TIM
wholesale work will make 1t the banner
Snonkh
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This evening McNlsh, slayin & John.
sons MinAtrelB will hold the boards OF
the Opera House. Their programme Ia
said to be composed Of novelties from be-
ginning to end, and the company has
fifty members and fine band and orches.
ira, The press where the company has
appeared this season unites in pronounC-
ing the entertainment 1t gives 0 really fine,
novel and enjoyable one. The sale Of
seats at Baumer's Saturday assures good
buhinesg,
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Is Natures own true laxative. 1t is the
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known to clense the system when
bilious or ccstiVe; TO dispel headaches,
colds, and fever6; to cure hRbitual con-
stipstion, indigestion, piles, etc Manu-
featured only by the California Fig Syrup
Company, San Francisco, Gal. Sold by
Logan 4 Co., Anton P. Hess, R, B. Burt
and O. Menkemeller. At Bsllaire by NJ.
N. Marcar.
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The committee Of the Chamber Of Com.
merce authorized to select new quRrterl
for the Chamber, have rented the room on
the second floor OF the Reilly block lately
occupied by the Ohio Valley Life Com.
pany. The room Ia the corner one, oil
ample size and cheerfully lighted, well
ventilated and with all the modern con.
veniences. The selection was made prin-
cipally on account Of the admirable loca.
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To the taste, more acceptable TO the
stomach, and more truly beneficial in ia
action, the famous California liquid fruit
remedy, Syrup Of Figs, 10 rapidly super
seding all Others, Try it. One bottle
will prove its merits. Sold by Logan {
Co., Anton P. Hess, R. B. Burt and o,
Menkemeller. At Beliaire, by N. N.
Mercer.
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sCRoruIous uLCERs:

James Z. Richardson, Custom House, New Or
broke out on my body unfit was q mas OF cor
ruphon. Everything known TO the medical iacul
~ was tried In vain. became q mere wreck. Al
dot turn In bed; was In constant pain and looked
upon life ~ c1rBe No relief OF care In ten years
In 1880 heard OF the CuticurA Remedies, used
them, and wa perfectly cured.n
Sworn 70 before U. g. Com, ]. D, Crawford,
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Gives prompt and permanent relief Ii
burns, scalds, chilblains, venomous sting
or bites, cuts or wounds Of every descrip'
ton.
It is invaluable in scarlet fever, diph.
therfs, smallpox, cholera, yellow, typhus,
typhoid and other ievers.
For sick.rooms, to prevent the spread Of
contagion, 1t 10 the best disinisctapt known,
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OPERA GLAssEs.
CHE qntelligetreer,
o6ieeI No. % and u Fourteenth stroOt.
Nov A(iysrtisementA.

VIauted-A Responsible Man. ,,-.,.-,,,..,
For sRle-The AlhAmbrA Palace skAlipB hank
Plumed Misunderstanding,
TYPgtoas Sale-s. \. Crawford.
IaudrethS Garden seOds-hoge 4 Bro.
Grand Opera House-Miss Claire scott.
Harvard University.
Opera House H0yts A Rag baby.
For Sale aud For Rent-JAmes A, Hourly, Rea
Estate agent, ,,,,,,
important StGtCmcnl-Ohlo valley Lie 70
AicGhsn Northumberland and Builder.
Geo, 4. btltdi l. Co-ExtEaoSd!naTy bargains.
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SPECIAL Bargains in Fur and Beaver
OYprcORtlngs and heavy weight Suilings,
made up 10 tlrst.Class style. Muiilersi
HlOyes and Heavy Underwear at cost.
Just received, another invoice OF our
celebrated Knit Jackets and our Popular
50 cent White Shirt. ,o,,,
Nos. 1891 & 1898 Market SITS.
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And CONTAGIOUS Humos, with LoEs Of Hair, and
EEuptIons Of the skln. are positively cured BY C1
ucura and CuticuTH soap externally, and CuticuTa
Resolyent tntetnRtyW all other dIcInes fail,
Sold everywhere. Price, CuticurA, &c.; soan,
26c.; ReIolvent, o.. Prepared by the Potter Drug
and Chemical To-, Boston, Aa4,
hB-send for Chow 70 Cure SKIN DiseaSea,n q
pages, 90 illuStRtiong, and 100 teStimonIal1,
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AT NIGHT always have Acker'a Baby
Soother OF hand. It is the only sale med
iclns got made that will remove all imam
tile disorders. 1t contains no Opium or
Morphine, but gives the child natural case
from pain. Price % cents. Sold by Logan
K Co., @. R. Goetse, o. Menkemilter, r
b, Burt and Bowie Bros. y
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Total.
Observation-Disclosures
KxPENsEs.
Wheeling, ". Va, February 2, 1855.

Respectfully submitted,
Miss NJ, @. WILSON,
TreRsurer.
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-WAsnNoroN, D. O., Feb. 6.-Ror West
Virginia, colder, fair weather, light vArla-
Bile winds.
For Western Pennsylvania, fair weather.
slight change in temperature, lghtto fresh
winds, shifting to southwesterly.
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We have been selling your CuticuEA RemedIe,
t0s yeafR, Rad have the dnt complaint yet to re-
eeiYe from purchaser. One oil the WORT cases 81
sGrotulR ever saw was cured by the use OF Ave
bottles Of Cuucura ReAolvent CutcurG, and Cuti,
cura soap. The soSp takes the "cAke" hoIe a. 4
TIYLoR d TAYLOR, Druggists,
RrankI0Sf KCu
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Hon, Alex. n. stephopg. Of al,

Darbys ProphylRctiC Fluid Is an aHticll
Of little cost, but great value. It's domes
tic % well as medicinal uRes are numeroul
while its apecialhes are most wonderful
No head oil family should ever be with
out II,
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TIE opinion Of the people is that DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup Ia the best and cheap.
eat remedy for coughs, colds, sore throat,
asthma, etc,
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FoR RENT.
Most Elegant Offices in The City
FOR RENT

1t being the purpose Of the Ohio VALLEY Life
Company 10 remove iS oiicO aud primo pal place
Of business 10 the City OF Washington, D. G, 10oDI
the At OF March, 1883, the elegant ofiSa occupied
by the company in the Reilly BLOCH, corner o.
Market and Fourteenth streets, are Tor rent Ihee
Offices are undoubtedly the best IN The city.
Persons desiring to rent will call at the coz
ROBERT WHITE
ialA President
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Sergeant 0'Neal, of Martinsburg, brought
here from Alliance Saturday two men
wanted for forgery at Martinsburg, David
Middleton and Jacob Jenkins. They were
sent on to MRrtinsburg yesterday.
Chief OF Police Smith has received in
formation from Alexandra, Va, to the
effect that young giant, said TO measure
ak feet aud q half in height, la under ar
rest there on q charge Of being wanted in
Wheeling for gtabbing some one with in
tent to kill. The prisoner is named ar
John Dehsun. The Chief is correspond
inR in regard to him.
Friday night two men, one very large
and the other smaller, attempted to effect
an entrance into the residence Of Mr.. N.
E. Whitaker, on Ohapline street, in Gem
ire Wheeling, but were frightened of.
They were seen by mill man going to his
work, but not recognized.
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FOR SALE,

ATA GREAT BARGAIN-oFFERED
"A for sale for one week only, q most deSirSbfs
TwO.EiOTy Bhck Residence, situate on south tidS
Of Fifteenth street, containing rooms and hAli
fel q. A. HCHAEfER & CO., NRenI1
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Saved HIS LEG |
SCRoFULA
OF TUE
BONE CURED !!



TuE SWIFT SVEcIFic CO., Atlantni Ga;
9eRticIacn-I hAYG beCn ailijctcd With
liberation OF tho lrFs ever since was
child, tho disease undoubtedly being hero.
dltaFy, az my mother aufIcrrd from ScrOfuI.
Gus symptoms. A. advanced TO manhood
my llljlctlOn decreased uhul tho minlndy
became hNrTaSslns and painful beyond tho
power OF words to IesoTllc. dy right leg
particularly became fCntTnlly involved, tho
left leg bring lcss painfully affected. Finally,
about fourteen years ago, the ulcers on my
right leg had eaten through thB nBNh Into
the bono. In order to save my llf1 the doc
tors determined to Hnputntc my leg below
the knee. Tho operation was successfully
performed by DR.. II. v. u. Miller, of Atlanta,
and Or, W, p, Bond, OF LlthOniR. hut tho
lnAs Of my leg gave mo only temporary 70.
lief. The poison was still IN my system and
soon began 10 show itself again. In short
time after large ulcers appeared on my left
leg, covering Il from the kucC 10 the fnstcp.
Frequently while ut work could DO tracked
by the blood which OoEnd from the huge
were 10 Offensive that my fcllow.w0rkmen
could not stand the stencil and would move
away from ME.
As a last effort l consented TO do no, and
about seven months ngo | began taking the
Specific. isodn began 60 feel tho good effects
Of the medicine, the offensive running began
to grow lca9 end less and hlnlly ceased, tho
ulcers healed, my ilrSh became nFin and
solid. and TO day. after using tweRty.ono
bottles, I am as halo and steata man Of my
ago nS there Is IN Georgia. lam Scyenty,Ono
years old, but fcclnow younger aud stronger
than did when was twenty Ave. weigh
about 10 pounds Sothlng Il to DO seen OF
tho terrible disease, or ~ TNInlDd mo OF tho
torture suffered FOR 40 many years, except
tho scars OF tho perfectly heAlcd ulcers.
IwAnt tho world TO know n tho almost
miraculous euro effected, on mo by \. 3. y,
and call upon those who Wish TO know tho
particulars directly from me- to write, and I
will consider II u pleasure as we'll IS duty
10 answer their letters. I refer to DR.. W. p.
Bond, OF LlthUniG, as TO the truth OF my
statement. Very gratefully yours,
U. DRAKE.
TrsatIsa on iiiood md Skin Diseases mailed
free. THE SWIFT SrEciPtC Co..,
Drawer y. Atlanta, Ga,
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LEGAL NOTICES.
DROBATE OF WILL.

once Of the Clerk Of tho County eoIri 0! Ohio
County, Stale Of West Virginia
In the matter Of the probate Of the Will o. 'OA'
Schnell, ST., decesyed.
The object Of tho petition fled in this uAI!si N
the 18th day OF January, A. d, l6ss, Il 10 hAVeG
mitted 10 probate and record paper WTinng' XXI sT
porting 70 DO the last will and testament OF "
schnei, 5E., deceased, bearing date on the Nv o.
Of March. A. D. 1855, And It appearing IRON -
Gtldavit hled with me In mY aid osloe thSI ~,
II. Bchnel and George HchHell, are non tqsigsS.tt
Of the State OF West Virginia; and the SAG ~ "a
ton stating that the said Jacob " bchhcl -
George schnell arc interested In the pIoeeS ~
record OF said will, II IA ordered that lhs
Jacob n. Schnell and George Schnell 90 APR ss
my ONCE In the city Of Wheeling, couHiI q ~
in State Aforesaid. on TIE 2sth day o. Fepi0 IA
4. 1855, Gt 10 O'Gock A. \. Of the SAD ~; q
the said matter.
PubiiGhod he ant tlmo January 90 isSs
GEORGE HOok..,.
CIierf OF aid Colrt
q, g, BAuTH, Attorn h~
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Edgsaeld, Tenn, has a belle named
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county ~ Nv O'CLOCK A. y, on
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY o, 1855,
his residence In the Village Of Iestherwood rn,,
Is one OF the most elegant and most desira ~
houses In Ohio county, having all tho comiov,s
and conveuiences OF city and country comhINns
Gas, natural and artificial; bath room, Win M;
and cold water; stationary marble top wash TtanSs
In both stories 0utbuffdfngI complete and IN
good order. The lot contains ave GcteS, with an an
abundance Of fruit and forest trees ' M
This property will htst DO offered a. & whole. and
afterwards IN paEcels one Of about three NrTSS
on which the dwelling houSH and OutbuiidInS,
are erected; and two vacant lots OF one ACRE Ssct
and will be sold In whichever way NAV ann,
the most advantageous. Possession given AMI
TKRHs-nne fourth Of the purchase money i;
cash and the residue In equal lnStAllmentS AZ,
twelve and eighteen month, with Interest, ar :
longer time may DO Riyen, the purchaser paSinS
the Interest SemtAnuuAify. The deferred NV
menh 10 DO secured by deed OF trust on *
property. 4s
4 plGi OF the proposed sundiyisiou NAV no ,O,,
II the ONCE Of ]. Twin q Son, Twelfth street y,
on the premises, where the whole property may b.
inspected ct any time previous to the dSy OF Az
iGSe.hE4HT9 JOHN p. GILChRIsT'
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FoR SALE
AT u Bargain!
FOR SALE.

OHIO COUNTY FARM FOR SALE
" Situated about II miles from Wheeling and .
miles southeast OF Wesi Liberty, 10 GcTS
more or less. on which Is substantial Frame
House and other outhuidlnES, This Is one Of he
most valuable lArmB In the county and will be sold
cheap and on reasonable terms. For further iDIOf.
nation call on or address Joseph Harvey. Outhe
premises, or HIRAM YOONG,
delh pAM Real EEtAiR ARent Mhenllnn w VI
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SUSPICIOUS MEN
1ocKED or BY WE cITY PoLIoE
A Little ROEus's Gallery started sAturdA,
Win Two TouEhT Portraits IS Nest.
EGE-rbe Men Sent up for sixty Days.
Other surpsots In the Lookup.

Saturday night Officer Shorts saw two
men whose behavior attracted his stten'
ton. They were strangers, struck the
officer as tough.looking, and were appAr.
entity making @ accommodating tour on
Chapline street. The chance visitors Of
their class who simply visit Wheeling as
tourists nearly always cop6ne their stten'
ton to Market and Main streeta. Shorts
questioned the two men, and they an.
swered 60 unsatisfactory that he locked
them up.
The men locked up by Officers Dunlap
Weot and shorta Friday evening, were
Thomas Powers and William Conway
Powers lie tall and has short cropped curly
hair, Conway is short. He ftat said hia
name Was Smith, and that no was nail:
feeder, but when his letters betrayed
him, he admitted that this was untrue.
Charles FiizsimmorS and William Snet'
der. Of BeliGire, were attacked by two
men near the Bellaire steel works and
pretty badly beaten by them. The mer
lived in shanty boat, and whipped the
two boys on u charge Of throwing stoneI
at them, but whipped the wrong boys
The men left Beiiaire, and their boat wa
mygteriously burned to the waters edge
Powers and Conway are believed TO bt
the same men. They have been abon
here since January y, and probably longer
Judge Jetierg COVE them sixty days in thu
connty iail There photographs vert
taken Saturday by Brown, IN Olerl
Thompson's office at the City Hall, ant
copies we're cent to various cities. Thes'
pictures will form the nucleus Of much
needed rogue's gallery here.
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Uterine Pains

DINPLEs, blAck. headA, chApped and oily tkiu
TIN prevented By GuttcUn MedIoated SoR5.