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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-09

The annual stockholders meeting OF
the Peoples Bank was held yesterday,
and resulted in the election Of the iol-
lowing Board OF Directors; Thomas
o'Brisn, D, l.. RatCliff, Geo. G. Hannah,
T. I. Hutchinson, John Nockler, Edward
Reid aud John A, Hess.
The Peabody Insurance Company also
met yesterday, butdeclded to change the
number OF directors, and for this pur-
pose adjourned one week,
The Dollar Savings Bank reelected
the old Board, as follows; @. 7. Brown,
L. Buchanan, Peter CaRsell, w. j. w,
Cowden, George Hook, Bernard Klieves,
Alfred PAUL, N. i. Scott, j, D, fancy,
John S. Welty,
The stockholders OF the companypub.
llshing the Ohio Valley Manufacturer held
their annual meeting yesterday and
elected the following named gentlemen
us a Board OF Directors for tile ensuing
year; N. L. Whitaker, W. II. Graham,
W. +. Peterson, George Wise, Benjamin
Fisher and +. II. Moore.
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This evening at Germania hall there
Will DO a public installation Of the newly
elected officers Of Hermann Lodge No. 4
A. o. u. W., oil this city. a very enter
tanning programme has been prepared,
including addresses by Capt. B. d. Dove
.ner and the Rev William Ultert, sing
Ing BY tho choir Of IT. Johns German
church and music by Killmyor. The
lodge has been making extensive pre-.
parations for this occasion, and there Is
no doubt that tho entertainment will
10 o very pleasant one.
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Bennett Cook, Jr., of Parkersburg, q
character well known in Wheeling,
where no was once arrested for repre-.
senting himself us n detective, has Just
married a younglady Of great wealth and
fine social standing in Canada, They
sailed yesterday for France, where they
will make their future home. His brides
name was GeneviGve Raoul. Cook was
one Of the handsomest and slickest men
in Wood county and has Il romantic his.
tory. His wife, a most estimablO lady Of
Parkersburg, obtained a divorce from
him on the eth Of last March.
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"rl,o Tegrar student.p

In speaking of the recent production
Of Millocker's "Beggar Student" ut the
Grand Opera House in Philadelphia, the
Ledger, that ultra.conservative o fsheets,
says:
One oftle largestaudiences OF the sea.
son filed the Grand Opera House and
generously applauded Hubert Wilkes
fine production OF Millocker's popular
and beautiful opera, "rhe Beggar
Student" Considerable interest had
been taken in this production, as II had
been announced that Mr.. Wilke intend
cd to produce 1t us 1t has been originally
given at Vienna under the direction Of
the composer himself. In every respect
the presentation last night was superior
to any ever seen in this city. The hand
some costumes, the artistic groupings
and large chorus surpassed any operate
production at this house since Mr.. Hin.
richs closed the spring season with his
American Opera. There was also a Wig.
orous Yiennese snap given to the finales.
In tue title role Mr.. Wilke was as artis-
tic as he always is, as was Mi. Gaillard
as the Pole. Their duet in the first net
was q charming bit Of work, aud loudly
redemanded. Miss Bellini sang very
well as Laura, her powerful voice being
displayed to n greater advantage than
ever before. Miss Stone also created u
favorable impression as BrOniSldrd. Rose
Leighton did her usual good work rs the
COlnteSS, as did Henry Brown in the
funny art OF General Olend0rf.
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qag CRY OLgRKSlIR
one OF the Foolish Reports Circulated by
ThOneF'a Friends,

OF IA fo0Lsh Reports VlFeplhteq ~
Th0nsFs Friends,
A ridiculous report has been cir
culated lately that City Clerk Frank
Bowers does not want to be reelected,
An INT~ELLioESoER reporter met Mr.,
Bowers last night, and mentioned this
rnmor,
why" said Mr., Bowers, do you
suppose II | did not want the office |
would be going around and seeing the
people, and making an active canvass?
I declined a denomination for the reason
that | was III, and because also thought
perhaps some other Republican might
want the nomination. But the conYen.
ton gave me the place on the ticket, and
being the nominee, OF course | want to
be reelected. Ipropose to be, too, II |
can, and | hope my friends will do all
they can for me-"
In addition to this, the public wants
sucha satisfactory, intelligent and faith
full clerk as Mr.. Bowers has been in the
past, and does not want TO try any ex-
periments with SO important u position,
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The river Is still rising at this point,
The leyeo gauge at dusk last evening
showed q depth In tho channel Of u
feet, indicating a rise OF nearly two and
ono.hali feet in twenty.tour hours, The
Andes got away for Cincinnati about 8
o'clock last evening, with a good trip on
board. The Hudson passed up At .
O'Clock yesterday morning, and the
Katie StoCkdale pissed down at Q O'Clock,
both In the Pittsburgh. Cincinnati trade
both had fair trips. The Courier cleared
for ParkerSburg al noonj the Ben Hur
Is this morning. packet In this trade.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-09

Is Natures own true laxative. u Is
the most easily taken, and tho most
effective remedy known to cleanse the
when Bilious or CostlYe; TO dis.
pei Headaches, Colds and Feversj Ia
Uufo Habitat Constipation, 1ndlges.
ton, PILED, etc, Manufactured only by
the California Fig Syrup Company For
sale In 10 cts and Sl,00 bottles by Logan
4 Co.. Anton T. Hess, X. y. burt aud
D, MenkemUll6r.
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in tho ears, sometimes a roaring buzzing
sound are caused by catarrh, that exceed.
ingly disagreeable and very common
disease. Loss of smell or hearing also
result from catarrh, Hoods Sarsaparil-
liza, the great blood purifier, is u peculi-
arly successful remedy for this disease,
which II cures by purifying the blood.
II you suffer from Catarrh, try Hoods
Sarsaparilla, the peculiar medicine. .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-09

t.ast eyoning Miss Lydia McMechCn
entertained several ladies and gentlemen
~ Sn elegant supper, given ut her home
u" Nv IGhanlNin street, III honor OF Miss Nc
TnNc. az Meadyillc, Pa, one oil this sea-
, nv M followed by music, dancing and
! doiIvhtiii social time generally, AZ
,S'SI Mis- McAiechen, as Hostess, was
,tInIhiI AZ every wish Of her guests and
iSit nothing to bp desired.
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The Hicks we'll No. 9 at MoundsyllIe
IL down TO tho sand and some oil was
found, but what quantity Is not known.
The drill was stopped, and tho company
& leasing all tho land they can, II fs the
general opinion they bRye q good strike.
Some new men arc also In tho field, and
another general hustle for leases ID
anticipated,
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"a ,Iolbets u0nubF guiIabie pr.,onts,

We respectfully ask you To examine
The World Type Writer, gpefiectly pfac.
tical writing machine for $40 90. II ID
highly recommended as an educator.
Tho privilege Of returning during the
holiday week any writer that does not
Interest and please tho party 10 WHOM
presented. Epw, i. RosH& 90.
% Twelfth street,
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Carrier Pigeons Flight.

rwo carrier pigeons, tho property q
Michael Frplsmuth, Of thls Ivy, wIl'GH
were taken 10 Charleston ny Hon. L. r.
stlicl, wOro yesterday started ny dover'
nor Wilson iron tho State House al II
A., IN, md arrived hero Al 300 p, m, tne
Younger bird d little In advance Of the
elder, Tho eldest Is two years Oi age
the youngpsl i've montha both male
birds, and AMIDST lithO weather
should 10 favorable next week these
birds will b. sent back TO Charleston
With a ylOw 70 seeing whether this tlme
Cannot be beaten,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-09
"Mnr.EsDo Spool Cotton has white
cotton on black spools.


BOSTON, Jan. s.-The demand has continued
fair for domestic wool and prices remain firm
good Ohio aud Pennsylvaria ilcecci B8aSic fol
X; Ba37N for NN nnd above; Michigan X Ma
Sci comblng and dGlalhe firm; Territory aud
and nnge G1a63c; pulled woods active and
strong, choice supcrs selling ut i0liic; fair Ia
good sipcfh Ill2pCi infolgl Mnnla mimi hut firm.
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IL you want to see a fine stock Of new
Gno. R, TAYlons.
A colawaLor Man-r. NJ. IooEe /. lIappy

a Coldwatcr MANI. NJ. Locke is Happy.
Mr.. Locke stated: l bought ticket No.
40, 755 through Mr.. Tom Sloan, who is
keeping books for Goodbar, Love & Co.,
Memphis, Tenn. l weighed the matter
carefully thoughtof 1t ia all its different
bearings and relations, before ] ever in.
vested n single dollar in tho Louisiana
State Lottery. Finally, l have invested,
from time TO time, an aggregate Of not
more than ten to twelve dollars. | struck
the lucky number in the October draw
ing, and have the money for tho prize,
one.twentieth of 100000, being SID, 600.
-COtiWater (Afi&S.) Farmer, Nor. !. D&w
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ChArot Ilnes from 1%lrn,ilur.

A realistic representation beautifully
engraved upon a handsome 1889 Calet.
daf, by John A, Lowell 4 Co., Boston,
can be proDIred by sending six cents Ia
stamps 70 r. 3. EustlB, General paBsen.
gsf aud Ticket Agent, O.. B&Q \, X,
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w1sntSoroN, D. O., Jan, s. : For
Iyostern PENNSYLVANIA and West Viz
oiNiS' rain, warmer southeaStorly winds,
S,,crnnsinn In force.
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FCZBMA CAN BIZ CURED.

r.a most a%gonlzlng, humllatlnS'
y seaIy, and burning Eoze-
mas are cured by tne "Sn iI
Rsmedles,w when physicians ahu Az
other remedies fall
I,.y, bcen afflicted slnee last March WIN Z
ny 10 ihg doctors called Eczema; NY isee
Ky ~! rn,eTed with s'abs aud sole,, and the iEh'
ips and burning were almos' aa9 biSGly i,com.
W. XXI enneiulcl u give Them Is trlAl,, uslnH
nlsu w, I,nrn md CutiGum Soap externally AhiIl
y n,oivsnt inurnally for four months, gail
i Ng,yl cured, ia gratitude for which mako thl'
public 'u''F Mus, CLARA A, FREDERICK.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-09

Nv bab, has been troubled with ECzena on
his lace, neck, head, ears, aud entire nOiy. He
NJ. Hi hands to prevent Ills scratching. have
snenf dollars on remedies without elect, bni
after uslug 0ne box CatienEA and aud one cake
Of Cuiiniia Soap the child Is entirely cured,
cannot thank Jon enough Tor Them;
Y, W. BROWN,
l!Mull St BEooklyn, Ed, n. Y.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-09

MOVE TO DlbbOLYB AN INJUNCTION,
In connection with this matter Mr..
Garyin at q later point In tho proceed.
.inps offered q resolution, which was
adopted, authorizing tho Committee on
Ordinances 10 employ counsel TO assist
the City Solicitor In moving TO dissolve
the injunction granted by ex.Judge
Jacob In the Circuit Court against the
operations OF the ordinances changing
tie ward line between the Fifth and
Sixth wards, the number and nppor.
tionment Of Second Branch members,
and the polling place in tue Sixth ward.
The First Branch adjourned before
this reached thRt body, and II will have
10 wait till that branch meets again DO.
fore II can DO finally acted lpoa.
The passage Of the new loan ordinance
by the First Branch was reported 70 the
Second with amendments, and the
amendments Concufred In. This ordl.
nance provides for money 10 rebuild the
Main street stone bridge and $4,000 to
straiRhlen Caldwellg run, II will DO
admitted 10 the people for ratification
at tho charter election on tho gath Inst,
Tho full text Of the ordinance will be
made known 10 The public In q few days
BY means Of the legal notices from the
Clerks Office,
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Special Sales.
4he Sutfllioenfer.
onsol Sos. 80 aid ~ FoaFteent, Street.


-- NUW
Wantcd-A Girl.
ior Hcnt-Nn. 22tB lsoI street.
Wautei-TwO Young Men Us News Agents
Iost-Rat Terrier pup.
Gn6tion Vale-uco, a, WlGkhAnl.
Ifnr ~ient-stofp. ROom-Gen. A. Wlckhanl,
R%tociI0llOtS' MeeIlng-ltlyCFslle Iron WORKS;
s%tgcghOidUra' Melting Wheeling Iron ana
Nor. Room For Rcnt-C. lIcSs K sOnS.
Farm For Runt-AleN. Ruth
schmulbach Brewing NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
crs' Meeting. 40 c... n,.., r.,
Fair PfiueS-Bankrupt Clothing Co.
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Cutleura Remedies are the creates! medicines
o ~ va l,ni,try' Nv mother had II twenty Year,,
a ly u nave ,ayci her life, My arms breast and
SSsSnI weTo covered for three years, which moth
~. a won't, J.W ADAMS, Newark, o.
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An ordinance prayed for at tho last
meeting by some labor unionists was
presented. 1t provides that in the future
all contracts for works OF internal i'm
provement by the city shall DO lot to no
person or company other than those re.
siding in the city, or II to corporations
only those having their principal Office
here, md all such contracts TO contain
agreements or o Cvenants that the
contractor will pay the recognized
standard rate Of union wages at the
time. Any officer or agent Of the city
who shall enter into any contract ex.
Cept IA provided, shall be fined not less
than $50 nor more than 500. This re.
markable instrument was read once and
then referred to ordinances.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-09

GEo. n. TAYLOR has received his now
stock Of ladies Cambria Underwear All
made 10 order In tho best possible man.
mas.
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CouRrsnirs average three tons Of coal
eaCh, and scores VI bad conghg ana
colds but then every prudent gallant q
with 4 bottle Of ". bulLs
Cough syrup, which ccgison 20 cents
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ALI DIR city fathers says "Use Sal.
Walton Oil, tho greatest cure on Uafth iOf.
palm" Price 20 cents,
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dMnr.FSbiv The SmOOthest, strong.
nht. and most elAAlIcl
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spECIAL BARGAINS.

To make room for incoming spring
stock VIC shall offer special bargains 10
heavy weight Sullilgs, 0%yercvaiings
anI iantdl0Onings. All will DO made up
ilrSl.UlaSs and lit guaranteed.
Winter Gloves and MUillers NJ cost.
q. HESS & SONS,
Merchant TaiIOrs and Gents FurniSllers,
1921 a. 1928 Market Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-09

MluWlnter ExchrslOn 10 washington Clty'
The Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad Com.
pany announces a Popular Excursion 10
Washington, DO, for Thursday, Janu-
airy II. We give below a list OF stations
showing time Of trains and round trip
rates: !.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-09

Two ycars and u half ago Salt Rheum broke
out on my Ttshl hand, II appeared IN while
blister, attended by terrible Itching, aud grad.
nnlly Spreal uutil Ii covered the entire back VI
thc hand, The dlboas0 next appeared on my
ict hand. / tried many remedies, but could
lind 40 cure until | obtained the Cutlcula Rom
CiIrS' which effected a speedy and permanent
cuIc, JAMES i, kkARNEi,
2Sl Wood Avenue Detroit,
sold everywhere. Price; CullcurA, 5Oc.i Soap,
ne; Rrs0lvcnt, 81, Prepared BY. the PoTTEH
DRuG ASDCnEuICAL Co., boston, Mass,
pb'scud for "ilOw to Cure SKIN Diseases" Bi
napes, 90 Illustrations and 100 testimonials.
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DR.. WILBUR, Speoialtst.


Treats successfully chronic and long standing
diseases, an those oil tho Head, ThrOatahd llug,i
Liver, Kidney and Heart complaints; lnyctCf.
ate Diseases Of tho Stomach that have dClCd all
other methods; those fearful discusses VI the
Nervous System, arising from whatever causes;
Contracted Cords, Enlarged mud SIN joints,
rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sclatlca, bono DCiorm'
itles, Salt Ilhenm. Erysincla5, Scald Head, III
conditioned Ulcers, Ayphllllg, NIuNl pOlyput,
ASthmR, Hay Fever, Rose Cold Winter Coughs,
Chronic Di1rrhna aud Diabetes. All may Dc
cured by this wonderful system, not leo hf
advanced, Home diseases cured when all meth
DDS have failed.
ladies who are suffering from complaints nc.
cullAf TO their sex can consult tho Doctor with
every assurance OF speedy relief aud permanent
cure without subjGCllng them to the umbarusy
Ing procedure OF M examination, which IN niue
cases ont OF ten II unnecessary, The Doctor
particularly invites all cases that hRyo been
given up by other physicians.
OFFICE H~ouRs-From 10 n. IN. TIL 0p, mp
sthdays excepted.
TimOrs and Cancers EemOred puaOa pau or ne
ue Of a knife,
Read the Following Home Testl-
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WnAr makes our home 40 happy,
now7 Because Ma uses "Mlle.Ehd"
vow,
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NEW and desirable novelties III jew:
elry received daily from now until
Tifistmas, 10 not iall 10 see them, ut
JACOB ". GRUBBS
JeWelry store,
Cor. Twelfth md Market Streets.
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NLnn.ENpO QrOteh0L ha 40 cum.

1.s.a coon pollI ~ eoodslhO oheapesL,
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Tho thermometer ut sChnepfs drug
store. Onera House corner, yesterday,
registered as followsi !.
a.. n,.v"......" g + M @.'' zee. ........ 3 =
m',,,,' ".,..... Il. wtather-faIr.
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Bead the Following HOmo Toatl-
ImonIale:

Mrs. James Shaw, No. 8ST 'wCniyECvCnth street,
has had bladder and female troubles for five
years, was treated by thirteen phyficlant, gGtnn
better, suffered ngOnlca Of death, took ell kinds
Of MedieiDt, still grew wore, neighbour used 10
hear her piliiiul cries nights, did not sleep unless
under morphine for ycars. She treated WITH
Or, Wilbur but q short time aud feels Ike new
woman, has no pain and sleeps well nlghiEHnd
takes no morphine. Size states Or. Wilbur las
given her u new lease Of life,
Mrs. ca hArlne WurEteF, No. COO National ROgl.
has had u tuiiot on the edge Of her cyCll lot
hity years, which was removed by Or. Wilbur,
u potltiOn rendered the operation an extreme
delicate one, nevertheless II was done Ia less
Frank FrCish, No, 200 Main street, WIS eros,
eyed II Year,. DR.. Wilbur made them Straight
In I NJ minute without pain.
Joseph Garner, No, % Zangetrecii Mary Long,
3'2l Chaplin8 street; William ATndt, alii
McCOllOCh street, also had their eyes made
straight.
Mis- Gracic Jackson, corner Fortleti and
Wood streets, had u tuinOr for sixteen yenty,
which had attained considerable size, Dr. WI.
bur removed H. and she speaks very highly oil
the doctor, ~ she has experienced no pain since
the operation.
Ms. ChAlmcr DtummOnd, who resides IN
kirkwoOd, Ind u large mole removed IRON hct
pSfiSined ~ Dr. Wilbur. Mns opI brnmmoai
states khO likes this mode OF procedure much
better than the knife, Ms II gave her no pain,
Mrs, Hannah Good, No. 40 Market street, has
been sick for years, spent hundreds Of dollari
got no rellei-nO physician knew what her dis
was. Dr. Wilbur gave her some medicine,
aud In q few hOurs EhO passed \ live iapG worm
foot long, and now AhO feels like d new
woman.
The above atc only n few Of the many testImn.
malls received by the Doctor. Many arc with
concerned.
Tho Doctor invites correspondence from peo'
pie NJ q distance, but never anEwors any letters
unless they contain two Einmps. de9A nav
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The two branches went into joint
session for the purpose Of elOctlnR d
keeper Of the Crematory, NJ. Healy
nominated the present incumbent Henry
BefiE and half a dozen seconded II
Louis DOlbruggc, With bis Usual air Of
Importance and amqging dignity, rose
aud put IN nomination Eau old resi-
dent and humble citizen" ono Darby
D, McDonauRh, the pronunciation Of
which nearly broke Mayor HeabtlghVs
law. The roll was called and BHflg wa
handsomely reelected. When Healy's
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1889-09-20
THE WHITECHAPEL FIEND.
Another Feminine Victim Of Jack
the Ripper" in London.

At $50 the other morning a policeman
found the body of a woman lying in corner
of a railway arch spanning Cable street in
Whitechapel, London. Examination of the
body showed that the head and limbs had
been cut off and carried away and the ston-
ach ripped open, leaving the bowels lying upon
the ground The police authorities immedi-
ately placed Gordon of officers around the
spot but no arrests were made A police
man passed the place where the body was
found every fifteen minutes throughout the
night. and saw nothing to arouse his SGSpi-
ciOns.
Physicians who examined the body believe
that the murder occupied nearly an hour
and it is surmised that the murderer carried
the head and limbs away in a bag. The
murder is the most horrible of the whole
Whitechapel series. The dissection of the
body showed that the perpetrator possessed
considerable surgical skill
The murdered woman was about thirty
years of age, and was evidently addicted to
successive use of spirituous liquors Her
clothing shabby. As yet she has not
been identified. Tho murder created ire
mendous excitement and large crowd Of
agitated humanity surrounded the morgue,
whittier the body was taken.
Further examination revealed the fact that
there was no blood on the ground where the
body was found, nor was there any indica-
ton of a struggle. This confirms the general
belief that the woman was murdered i'll
house and her body taken to the spot where
it discovered Experts are Of the
opinion that the woman was killed two days
previous to the discovery Of the body.
Three sailors, subsequent to the finding of
the corpse, were found sleeping in the adj
Joining arch. They were arrested, but con-
WINGED the police that they had neither seen
nor heard anything of the murder or the
body lying near them, and were discharged
The generally accepted list of the White
chapel fiend's victims up to date is as follows:
l. Unknown woman, past middle age,
Whitecnapel Outcast, found dead in October
1887, with body horribly mutilated. Little
attention paid to the case
2. Martha Turner found August Z, 1888,
stabbed in thirty places, probably with a
IayOnet.
s. Polly Nicholas, found August 81, head
nearly severed from body
4. Annie Chapman, found September 8,
horribly carved
5. Young woman, near Newcastle-upon-
Tyne, found September %, slashed as were
the others.
g. Elizabeth Stride, found September 30,
body warm when found, but mutilated like
the others.
Z. Catherine Eddowes, found the same
morning body and face horribly disfgured
8. Unidentified woman, found October 3
with head and arms severed and the usual
mutilatiOnS of body.
9. Mrs Mary Jane Lawrence found No
veIhber g. head nearly severed face lacerated
almost beyond recognition; body literally
hacked to pieces.
TO- Elizabeth Jackson body found in sec
tions between May 81 and June 25, 1889.
II. Alice Mackenzie, alias Kelly, found in
Castle Alley dead, but with body still warm,
July II, 1889. Mutilations not completed
knife evidently dull.
IL. The present case.