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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-14
Wheeling mSialment Go.

What We offer this week in Carpets i.
grand collection OF the products Of The
most reliable mills in the old ard nes
worlds. 1t is an sesortment OF Carpets
unequaled in the city for beauty and rich.
nees of design IA we'll as elegance Of work
msnsbip. II Beginning to-mcrfoS Ne will
place on sale 10000 yards Of eleeehi
heavy ingram Carpets in beautiful as,oitei
patterns at only 30c per yard -DJn't let
this opportunity slip -- II means monty
in ycur pocket. - Buy a. Won will, im
cash or credit, Our price will be rs quoted
3Oc per yard. We shO~ an extensive
line in Brussels including Royal Wilton.
Wilton Velvets, Administers, Body Brus-
sles, and Tapestry BRUSHES as low ss 1jc
per yard. In Rag, Jute or Hemp Car
pets we ara sure 10 please you. "A large
stock TO select from at only l5c per ysId
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-14
Internal Ingenuity

Could scarcely devise more excruciating tortures
than those OF which You see the evidences in
the face of rheumatic or neuralgia sufferer.
The agonies are the consequence of not checking
A rheumatic tr neuralgia attack at the outset
Hostetter's stomach Bitters has been found by
skillful medical practitioners 10 pos ess not only
remedial. bat defenive efficacy, where those
diseases exist or a tendency to them is exhibited.
surely this puissant but safe botanic medicine,
bearing, too, such high specific sanction, Is bet
ter than he poisons o'ten employed, but most
unsafe. not only in continuance, but in isolated
doses. The blood is depnrsted thoroughly from
the rheumatic virus, and the nerves, slightly
impurged upon, saved from ultimAteen direful
ihroes by this benign, saving medicine, which
likewise exhibits marked efcacy for malaria,
kidney complaints, dyspepsia, constipation and
liver complaint
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-14
Her Debut a Slocsss.

Speaking OF the debut of a former Wheel
ing lady on the amateur stage, the Kansas
City Journal says: "a company consisting
principally of amateurs presented 'Pyg-
malion and Gllates' to a crowded house
last night at Music Hall The cast was
headed by Miss Ella Lang and Mr.. d.
Austin Lstchsw, in whose hands the title
roles rested. The stage was well st and
sll the appointments were in keeping and
harmony with the play. Mise Lang,
though scarcely tall enough to make an
ideal Galstea, made a splendid appearance.
Her stage presence ia good and her acting
was surprise to her friends and admirers,
who Thought she might be timid in the
presence of home audience. She deliv-
cred her lines in good voice, carefully
pitched and mOdulated, AID on the whole
portrayed the role with srea, credit TO Aer-
self"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-14

The stonsmssons and BrickIayers Meet
A meeting of Bricklsyers' and Stonema'
sons Uoions Nos. and .. OF this city,
and No. 9, of Bellsire, was held yesterday
afternoon at Bricklayers Hall, on Main
street, which wss fairly well attended.
The meeting was called for the purpose OF
discussing the status AZ the stonemssons'
strike. The proposition of the cont actors
was taken under consideration AID the
matter was fully discussed, but no definite
scion was taken by the meeting.
II is rumored that there will be general
suspension of work in all branches Of the
brilding trades in few days unless the
stonemascns and their employers come to
terms
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-14

William Seiton, On old and well-kno~
citizen of the Eighth ward, died suddenly
yesterday afternoon. II seems that Mr..
Seston left his residence at 3743 Eoff stree'
about two o'clock and going to grocery
ore not far away p1rchaeed shoulder oil
meat. Returning he laid the meat down
Oh a table, and suddenly fell over dead,
before anything could be done for him
Coroner Schulizs was notified, and al .x-
animation being made, it was discovered
that Mr.. Seston had died of spOplexy. He
was seventy mine years Of age, aud leaves g
widow and q couple OF Atep-childTen.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-14

Deputy Sheriff John Sweeney, of Han
cock county, came down to the city yesier-
day afternoon to take John W. Llshley to
the penitentiary. Laahley was recently
convicted in the Circuit Court Of that
county, of the murder Of Jack Lse. He
was brought TO the Ohio county Jail for
safe keeping about four months since, and
will be taken TO the psnitentiary to day
by Deputy Sweeney, his sentences being
four years and eight months impfison-
ment.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-14

Col. E. K. Lowry, formerly OF Clarks.
burg, this State, is TO be one Of the forr
auctioneers in tie great breeders sale Of
fine horses at Lexington, KY, oommenc-
iug on the 18th inst, under the mhnsgs-
ment Of Col. w. T. Woodland. IA this is
the biggest sale or earth, Col. Lowry ia ct
the top of the l,dder as a salesman, and in
the FIVE or tx Yeas he hss.besn in the
business, most OF which time be has been
with Bride & Armstrong, Of Pittsburg, he
has gained national reputation as q lead
ing salesman, and his many friends in this
part OF the country are proud Of him.
Col. Lowry was fret brought to pubic
notice by Capt Billy Conard, of this city.
who was then located at Pittsburs. Er.
to-day has no superior in the country as q
seller.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-14
Jim the Penman Tonight.

Strong material, strongly treated, 10
most accurate Characterization Of TIE great
play Jim The Penmsp. The story oi
A forger who for years carries on his nefd-
riOus practices undetecled, whose crimes
are many, for whom the sacred precincts
of his own home furnish victims, who
molds and changes the destinies OF friends
and kinfolk to suit his own selfish pnr-
pose, this is the story of "Jim the Pen
man" Entrenching himself in his slroug-
hold Of crime, by still other and greater
crimes. he eeems impregnsble, but finally
falls, and the immense fabric of wrong
doing he has been for years constructing
tunbles in complete ruin about him.
Probably Jim, the Penmsn" could not
have fallen into better hands than Mr.. A
NJ. Palmer's, of the Madison Square Thea
tire. Under his management the chsrac-
tiers have been cuefully cast and there ID
always the most particular attention to de-
tail in its production. None OF the Madi-
son Square drsmss depend, however, upon
the mere clap trap of stage mechanism fer
its success. The various characters are
placed in the hands OF the most competent
aud intelligent actors and actresses, who
lend to the prod their combined e1-
periebce ard skill. The company tina,
Produce Jim, the Penmsn" at the Opera
House this and 10 morrow evenings and
two matinees is very stIorg one. The
rush for seats has been eres', and these
who want good seats should 20 early.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-14
8sr 4drsrtisfmtas.
THE
Atlantic Tea Co,

RECOGNIZES the fact that low prices, stand
and goods and fair dealing is what the peo-
pie want We cannot afford nor nave NC
The desire to keep in line with OLD iogy
methods Of doing business. Inc A.
LANTIC TEA co. is bound to hold the
place they have attaioed in mercantile CIR
cles as leaders, regardless Of the opinions
of would-be competitors. No otner mouse
in the State possesses the facilities we 10
to sell goods. With all oar brsncn
stores and scores of agents everywhere
the steady flow of trade goes on unlnter-
rupted. No old, stale goods 10 our stores
Send in your orders and get fresh stand
ard goods at fair prices. o
All orders by mail amounting TO slO
we will pay the freight to any railway
station 100 miles from any Of our stores.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-14
Tn. Republican State League.

The State League of Republican CLUBS
meets at CiarksbuIg to-day and it promises
to be largely attended The delegates
elected from this city by the Lincoln Club
are Senator N. B. Scott, Charles Bnrdeti
Hart, T, NJ. GArvin, W. p. Hubbard and
G. o. Smith.
Messrs. Hart, A. W. Campbell end G.
W. Atkinson left yesterday afternoon over
the b. & o. for Clarksburg and several
others left last night on the late train,
among whom were Messrs. George Robin
sou, d.. Geo. !. CAddle and George Hall.
Others will 20 oa the early train this
morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-14
The Wheeling Club Reception.

The reception aud hop given by the
Wheeling Club Last evening at their rooms
on Main street, wss a very pleasant sffAir,
about twenty-five or thirty couples, mostly
soupg folks, b,ing present. The dressing
was very handsome and quite number OF
strangers were present. Dancing was the
order Of the evening. the Opsra House
orchestra furnishing the music. At mid
night delcious clffee aud appetzing sand
witches were served, and they were rel
ishei. The affair WAS success.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-14
nanni. Captured In ohio.

Marehal n Scmfli n, of Btilliant, and
Marshal W. NJ. Scott, Of Steubenviile,
came down to the city last evening, having
in custody Chas. Hennis, who recently
skipped his bond here. Hennis is tine man
who was charged with shooting Mollie
Boyd, ard his aunt, Mrs. Susan Klievea,
went On his bond in the sum Of $500, and
he umped the same The two Marshsls
captured Henns at Kally's coal works,
where he was employed HI miner, and
which are located between Rush RIM and
Warren,on, yesterday afternoon sbout $50
O'Clock. He agreed to come without a
T. QUESTION and ia now safely lodged in
Jail.
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Ordination This Evening.

Tonight at 100 p. IN. will he held @
service in St. Johns German Evangelical
Church in order 10 ordain Mr.. +. Knapp,
young theological, who, after success
ful conclusion of his theological studies,
supplied the place Of Rev. II Hsas, Of st.
Paurs congregation in the Eighth ward,
during the severe illness of the latter.
SIR. Knapp will take charge OF new
founded congregation in Braddocks, Pa
and will be by his abilities the right man
in the right place. Ths s.. Paurs and
st. Johns congregations will participate
10 this service, and the members are
heartily invited. The ceremony of ordi-
nation will be performed by Rev. F..
Ruon, Of Pittshurg, aesisted by Rev.
Haas snd Raw. Ulfert, of this city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-14
Wheeling InstaIment Co.

While facts may be put down IA slr, ~
proofs nothing is more convincing tfaI
figures And these We quote yen TO-
day on our Chamber Suits-We rely IT.
iirely to convince you that We areas Us.
usl ahead We offer this week yeV
heavy complete Chamber Suits III sohi
ash with large beveled mirror on dresser
at 100 dollars Remember thee
goods sell for more money elsewhere--
They are worth more than we ask--Bui
as we said before we can Keep dollars IN
your pocket--We have the surprise "
the season for you 10 massive heavy
solid nsh Suit antique finish with large
bevtlfd mirrors on the dresser and wa.h
etand at only 5000 each--FOr 40 ts-
CANT substantial euit-A marvel Of econo.
my and durability iI's ubsquoled. 10
walnut, oak and cherry suits Ne display
"a. veraI xo1oatva d.ofunu
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-14

Eugine 4O4, on the B. & O., hsulinl
wsst-bound freight SO, ran into seyera
cars that were standing on the track a
BenwoOd. yesterday morning at an early
hour. The cars were being shifted around
snd Engineer Ofasge failed to see then
10 time, on account of the fog. Both thu
engineer and fireman saved themselves by
Jumping. Three cars were badly smashed
and the Engine WAS also somewhat dam
aoa1
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-14
Married at Wellsburg

Mr.. Harry Radcliffe and Mics Mary
Colts, daughter of w. J. Cotts, both
of this city, were quietly married
yesterday morning in the parlors OF
the Lewis House at Wellsburg, Rev.
George W. Shields, pastor of the Presby-
terrain Church of that place, being the Off
ciatiDg minister. Mr. Radcliffe is propri-
prietor Of a meat market at Water snd
Forty fourth streets. aud he snd his bride
will 20 10 housekeeping ct once. They
have the best wishes of many friends for a
long and happy future.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-14

When Robert Mautell first produced his
great heroic drama "Monbars" in this
city, it WAS predicted that he would
achieve brilliant success in the play,
and this prediction has been grandly real
lied. Indeed, it ia said that not three
adverse criticisms have been written on
the play, aud the applause with which 1t
has been received being unusually hearty.
In Chicago ON the first night, after the
fourth act, Mr.. Mantell was five times re-
cal ed, and at the end OF the performance
he was again twice recalled with cheers
This also happened in Philadelohis, and
there, lot satisfied with recalling him,
they called for a speech, to which Mr..
Msntell WAS obliged to respond. This
beautiful and interesting play may be
seen at the Opera House on tn sdsy even
irg next.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-14
suocs,. of Music In Tho Schools.


To the Editor of the Register
SIR:-It WAS the writer's good forum,
to bs permit; d to attend one of the public
singing exercises given by Misc Boasburg
at the First ward school, Thursday.
was most sgreeibly surprised at the
proficiency which the scholars have at
tanned in the short time the young lady
has had charge Of that department of pub
lie instruction. The pstIona OF the schools
are to be congratulated upon having the
services Of such an accomplished insirnc
tress.
To say that she is thoroughly mistress oil
the art Of imparting instruction in that
branch is no exsggerstion OF her abilities
and accomplishments.
The interest of the pupils has been folly
enlisted ss was demonstrated by the exer-
cises of yesterday, while the perfect iim'
and harmony in which the childiea SANG
showed how thoroughly they have been
trained. 1t ia needless TO comment upor
the importance of continuing the WORK
begun under such efficient management
VISITOR.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-14
Wheeling InstalmeRt Co

We have TO msny bargsins to oif,f yeB
this week that il is really difficult to NAL,
beginning--Let us take up Toilet Sci.
Tney are both useful and Ornsmtn,sl--
10 feet no bed chamber is complete With.
ont one---We hsVe them here 10 U,,,
numbers--and in every conceivable
style OF decoration-In round OF square
patterns, with II pieces (including al to
each set, at only $500 a set. Don't lo.e
sight OF this figure 6---snd hold 10 ,he
fact that every ret has IL pieces We
are the only house thst ever plsced thee
goods within your reach ri this price We
show large line OF Tea and Dinner S 8.
10 plain or decorated ware NJ prices CON
nATatiyely low
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WHEELING INsTALMENT CO,
II36 to ll40 Market ST.

We are are not disciples Of Bsllsm,
that gentleman's Looking Bsckws,S,l
has no charms for us.-We are -.
progressive for tbst.-We look 49,
and keep ahead Of all others in our jirs -
business. We are the peoples sdy.,e.
agents Looking 10 their welfare
providing for their comfort and studying
their interests Buying for tpot casb ans
in large quantities enables ia 10 ci.r yor
goods at 90 per cent less than Won viii
psy elsewhere. - 1t means dollars /,
your pocket--AEd let us ssy risht bs,s
that we can keep dollars in your poess,
Others have tried and failed and -.
stand alone to-day, recognized a. the pio.
neers of low pricess and small profits
As restless -tireless merchants, slvsv.
awake TO public needs at popular pricss
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-14
TransfeIs of Real Estate.

The following trantfers Of real estate
were admitted to record by Clerk Hook
yesterday:
Deed made January 6, 1890, by Ffeder.
ick p. Wingerter and wife 10 Mrs. Mary
Ann Gribben, for the back end Of lot No.
80, on the south side Of Alley 16. between
Jacob and Wood street. Consideration,
$3.50.
Deed made February 6, 1890, by Joseph
Kucbgessner and wife to August Kirch.
gessper, for certain piece of ground being
west aud northwest of lots numbered Z, 8
and 8, on the north side Of Baker street,
in square No. 5 Of Carroll and Baker,
addition TO the city. Consideration. S.
Deed made March 81, 1889, by A. c. F.
Eoeling and Others, trustees Of Logan
Tribe No. l, I. o. r. NJ, to Nicholas Spei-
del, for lot No. II, Division b. in Red
Mems Cemetery. Consideration, S35.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-14
GENERAL ISTELLGENCK.
A NV Steel Plant.

II is learned thai Wheeling, Martins
Ferry and Steubenviile capitalists are now
quietly at work forming company for
the erection of blast furnace ard steel
plant, to be located on the Ohio side OF the
liver bet1ee Martins Ferry and BnrliDg-
ton. 1t ia said to be a sure 40 by those
who are informed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-14
SPECIAL BARGAISs

la Heavy Weight WOOIens. consist
ing OF Suitiugs, PantalOOning and
OVercORtIogS, which We warrant 60
make mp I'm firSt-cIass style.
We Offer the best use. Half Hose Ina
the market, and the Best Knit JACKIE
made. 4. HESS a SONS.
1871 andI 1923 Market street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-14
Wheeling InStalment Co.

II low prices and best values are an m.
jeCt to you this is the place 10 buy-Tbs
combination OF Style and Quality DISPLAYED
in every department backed by COR jov
prices IL a sufficient guarantee that Ne s,s
leaders in our business-Butitis not M
only ue--A more practical and eopelp'
sive proof is our ever-sieadily iucrts.i,,
business and the extensive trade We 49,
daily cultivating among the victim. q,
high prices and false statemerts.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-14

Thursday, February 20tb, the b. & o
will sell excursion tickets from Wheelin.
to Washington ard Baltimore at $40 90 fol
the round trip, good returning ten days
Through seepers from Wheeling on thu
90 p. IN. train. For further information
call on agents. Of the b. & o.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-14

Plush OIoaks st Ons-HAn Price To-Day
We will Cffer the balance Of our Plush
Cloaks and Jackets at One.halt price TO-
day.
$40 90 Plush Cloaks at 5000.
! $50 90 Plush ClOaks at SIS 90.
SIS 90 Plush Cloaks at SIP 80.
SD 90 Plush CloAks at Sll 90.
SIS 90 I length Plush Closks at Sl2 90.
goo I length Plush Olosks ut $40 90.
S1s 90 ! length Plush Cloaks at 50 90.
SIS 90 Plush Jackets at s. 80.
300 Newmarktts at $500 and 81 OO
each reduced from $40 90 and Sl2 %.
STONE & THOMAS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-14

ALEx. burst keeps the Finest Malaga
Grapes and the Choicest Frnits Of all kinds
in the city. No. 1893 Main street, oppo-
cite f. B1ll's shoe store.
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sI..nn.s .wlld oats" Company

SIssoh's "WIIU UNIS OO"P"UJ
Appeared before good audience at the
Grand, last night, ard made decided hit.
Many excellent specislties we're introduced
by the different members Of the company,
ard they were recalled several times.
Oscar Sisson met with grand reception.
They appear again this evening. Seats are
on sale at Weir's.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-14
SPECIAL SALE OF LACE CURTAINS
an THY anN TnN

500 Pairs of Lace Curtains, latest
designs I'm patterns. will be sold al
greatly reduced prices, ranging from
65 cents u pair aud upwards. This T.
- rare chance 10 get n Great Bargain
I'm Curtains. Call and see them nj
THE BON TON.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-14

No. 80 drew the toilet bottles and No.
1871 drew the water BET at Lobmil'et's bsn-
eft. The holders can get them ut Browns
gallery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-14
Index to New Advertisements.


WRnted-Drug Clerk
Notice to Holders Of Bonds OF Ohio County.
Centre Market NOuce-lOhn Mckeever, Clerk
VIII Close az 6 p m Kinks Art store.
Excel ior Baking POwdcr--R. II. List.
Auction sale OF Cloths. Caesimercs, etc-H.
Linkanu.
Map Of West V.rginiS-W Va. Printing Com
uanv.
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GeO.E.Stifel&CO.
1114 MAIN STREET.
mbeelin9 Re9ister
Thermometer Record.

Mr. o. Schnepi, the Open House drag
Sist, made the following ohservstiong Of
shs tsmperAture yesterday; q. m, 81; y
4 o.. 81; ~ "a, As; 3 .. u, "a; Up. M
a.. Weather. fair.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-14
rHg wkArnNl.

For Western Pennsylvania. Warner. south
erly winds and fair weather, followed hy rain
For West Virginia aud Ohio. warmer, south
erlywinds increasing cloudine>s and rain.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-14
A TRIO OF VALUABLE HORSES
Purchased by Henry sohm Olbzch ut the
Iaxt,Dfnn Gala

Purchased by Henry sohmOlbzch at the
Lexington Sale.
At Brasfeld & Co.'s spring sels Of fine
blooded horses, at Lexington, Ky, which
opened several days ago, Henry Schmul'
bach, Of this city, who is in at,endGr ce on
tbs sale, purchased three fine animals for
total of SO, 500. The horses are AZ fol
lows: Joy Bell, blk. f., 2, by Dictator, for
So 400; Sophie, br. m, 4, by George
Wilkes, for 81 500, aud Fhzib, b. IN, 3,
by Dictator, for 81, 700. These animals
were sll from the stables of the late Will.
liam C4ssius Goodloe, whose tragic death
all are familiar with. Mr.. Schmulbach
will have a fac stable.
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Miuec. Her hands and feet were cold.
The d csor said her case was very strange;

Mipec. Her hands and feet were cold.
The D5csor said her case was very strange;
that her
SYSTEM SEEMED ALL POISONED.
The ID ,ctor t,ll me this Tuesday after
noon, l think.
Alex Smith, am brother in-law OF
Belle SimpsOp. She died at my home IN
Mlngo. she took sick the Sunday before
she died. She had been in bed about
three q uarters of an hour. l heard noise
in her loom two or three times, and went
10 her room, and found her throwing up.
held her head, and wanted to 90 for a
doctor. but she said 10. / went to my
wife's room. Heard her Throwing up again.
I probably held her head four times in the
next hour while che threw up. went
finally for DR.. O'Oonuell, When | got
back my wife WAS in nervous faint.
While trying to bripg her to, Belle came
to nv door with bsr eyes set and glazing
as il she we're dead. DR.. 0Connell thsD
came ard after my wife came to, he gave
his attention TO Belle. Previous TO going
for the doctor, had given her q quinine
pill, which she conitpuslly threw mp.
After O'CopheIl came, he sent for DR.. Nor
gan alec.
Cross.exaniu ed - Previous to Sunday
noon she complained of neuralgia; sup
pose Dr.. O'Connell was there on Monday.
Frank Smith wss there the Saturday week
previous TO her taking sick. Mrs. Wig
gins wss there during her sickness; gave
letters which
WERE IN HER BOSOM
10 the coroner; knew OF her getting let
tsrs while she was at my house; probably
three times a week. My brother brought
them TO her. only saw iii, outeide and
WAS told that some Of them came from
Frank Saith. Some Of these letters were
from her cousin, Frank Laurie, at Wells
vile.
Redirect My wife told me that Belle
had told her that che had received letter
from Frank Smith with some medicine IN
i. for neuralgia. My wife told me this
after Bellies death. This letter was re-
ceiyed before Belle took sick.
Coroner Starr, direct, Coroner OF County
Went down to MiDgo at O'Clock Thurs
day. The doctor stated TO me that there
we're great symptoms of arsepical poison
in Belle Simpsons stomach.
oss-examination-No post mortem
under my directions has yet been made.
Mrs. Wigens-I am sister Of Belle
Simpson, l think that my sister was not
in the family way when she died. Judge
this from washing her clothea.
Defendant was held to answer as charged
in sfiidavit, murder in the fret degree.