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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-28
AMtSENIENTS.
"The GIndlninr." /"

Mr.. Robert Downing again presented
the "Gladiator" tu fair-sizcd and ap-
prcciatiSc audience at the Opera ll0u,r
last night The tragedy as presented
by Mr. Downing's excellent company I.
truly magnificent and worthy of an,
praise that can be- given it Mr. Down
Ing, Mrs. Bates and Mis-, Blair received
frequent curtain calls. and were along
with other members of iho company.
literally applaudcd
Mrs. +. VI. Bates. as faustina. tho
Empress, displayed exceptionally 6ur
abilities IN the part. and deserve. ,pr-
cial mention. Miss Olga Nornc.a beau.
tiful young lady.appcared a. Hernia. "
and although the part gives her fow op-
portunitics, she commanded the atten-
tlon and admiration Of the entire audi
cncc. She will be- remembered 20. ha,-
ing been seen here before a. "Elnorr
In Edwin Mayo's "Davy Crockott IN,
campany leave to-day Tor StcuhcnYliir
where they appear tonight
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NEws rRoM coLrMnrs.
The Canal Project and school Tax Matters.
Emort TO Remove Murderer Shudler.

The Canal Project and school Tax Matters.
Enort to Remove Murderer Shudler.
spsciei T.l,grdn 20 ne Register
CoLUNuUs. March 27.-The House to-
dav resumed consideration OF the Canal
system in connection with the General
Appropriation bin. Arguments for and
against increasing and decreasing ap-
propriations for several canals became
So long and heated that the question as
sumed the phase as 90 whether or not
| the State should longer maintain and
/ encourage canals which are not self
sustaining a number OF sums apprO-
priated % the different canal systems
were knocked out. Dresbach, OF Stark
county. is leader OF the canal oppoSi-
/ tion.
The passage OF Yoho's bill in the Sen
ate to-day authorizes Clarington, Mon
roe county. 90 levy an additional tax Tor
school purposes.
senator Van Cleaf to-day introduced a
bin to pay Lieutenant Governor Marquis
=. 900 as expenses OF his contest Tor Of
flee with LampSon.
An effort is being made by Represent
ative Spencer 90 have Wen>er Shudler'
a prisoner in the Ohio prison for life,
for the murder OF his wife at lronton IN
1877. removed 20 the Soldiers Home at
Saudusky. He is - years old, and
served I'm the German army. and IN the
Mexican aud Civil Wars i'm this coun-
try. ln the Mexican War, Shudler was
a member of Governor Brough'S regi-
ment His extreme age and war record
is the ground for action. II done. there
will De- special legislation for him. He
cannot live much longer.
Among the interpretations to-day was
the Bridgeport Electric Light and Pow
er Company. bridgeport. Capital stock
s2O. 900.
AbHl To- legislatc Statistician FasSett
out of Office was defeated IN the
Senate this morning. sutton ana
Brown. Democrats, voting against
it. but the bin was reconsldered
and passed this afternoon. IL Is
now "a law. It creates an Office m place
OF the position Of Labor St2tlStlclan'
/ and John Mcbride. OF Canton, Will oe
appointed 20 the place.
By q lucky incident to-day plan oy
which James Crawford, burglar from
/ Lawrence county intended 10 escape To-
night was discovered and frustrated.
Crawford escaped i'm January last but
was rccaptured.
IA bin. legislating Railroad Commits
Sioncr Cappellcr ont Of office. passed the
senate this evening and will, no doubt
soon pass the House also. 1t substitutes
"a commission of three members, ana
puts the work of appraiSing the proper
/ "a of railroads for taxation in their
hands.
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COMES TO A FOCUS.
SOME OF THE PROPOSED BESEFITS OF TIE
PAN-ANERICAN CONGRESS
Looking For Complete Reciprocity Between he Two
. Amsreas-Ihe Adoption q the Plal
10 Bring About Free Trade in EVER
Article Of Commerce

NEW YORK, March 97.-A Washing
ton special 10 the Post SAYS: The po,-
sibility Of getting great benefit from the
Pan-American Congress has come to A
locus. An intimation was received
few days ago by Mr. Charles Flint-the
representative of this county from New
lork-fr0m representatives Of the South
American countries that their countrie.
might be- willing 10 give complete rcrip-
rocity In everything. provided thi. c0un.
try would do the same.
Mr.. Flint was in consultation with
Secretary Blaine upon the matter. and
upon the expression Of his tFlinr,l dee
sire that Mr.. jefferson Coolidge. of
Massachusetts,. might bc Joined with
MN IN the negotiations. these two r.n-
rc>eniatiyes Of the United State, wcrr
made a Subcommittee 10
CONDUCT TmE NEGOTIATION,
To put the matter in shape for further
representation 10 Congress. The whole
situation Was talked over with Mr.. Blaine
and the outcome Of it was that the ron.
rescntatiycs of this country were author
It'd IN the name of the Secretary of
State and with his approval Of ihr
scheme 10 make proposition " absolute
reciprocity between the United STATE.
and the Southern American countries.
Til" reciprocity proposed is without cA-
tension and the adoption of
the plan would bring about
absolute free trade IN ever,
article Of commerce between the United
States and the South American coun-
tries. There is also involved boz thr
plan as an essential part ~ lt the adop-
tiOn Of
ARTICLES or AGEIENTNr
for arbitration in eases of International
disputes.
This agreement would apply to South
American countries in their relations
with each other, as well AS their rcla-
tionS with the United States.
The scheme IN its two parts il regard
ed a. Of immense consequence 10 all thr
countries concerned. 10 was on Saiur-
day, March %. the proposition Was SUBJ
mlttcd by Mcssrs. Flint aud Coolidge.
South American representatives..
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REWARDS OF WAR.
PENSIONS BILLS OF INTEREST TO CITIZENS OF
WEST VIRGINIA.
A Bill Introduced for the Recognition Of Stat'
FrOOps-The Bill Originally Opened by
General GOf Re-Entered by Rep
resentative Atkinson.
SpeeiaI T.learam b a. Reaisler

Special Telegram TO ne Register.
WASHINGTON, d. c., March 27.-Rep
reSentative Atkinson to-day introduced
several bills OF importance to West Vir
ginia. The list was as follows:
A bill granting a pension Of 500 Z
month TO General J. A. J. Lightburn, OF
Lewis county. General Lightburn served
in two wars and was one OF West Nir'
ginia'S most distinguished generals IN
the late war.
\ bill granting similar pension Il
General X. ). NOrthcutt, of Harrison
county, soldier in the war of the re-
bellion.
A bill to reimburse Captain William
Dillon, of Wheeling, for the use Of his
steamboat, Morning Light, which was
taken from him by the Government dur
ing the war. Senator Faulkner has in
troduced similar bill in the Senate.
a bill granting a pension to Richard
Crutcher. Of Tylev County, soldier in
the Mexican war.
\ bin granting pension to Reuben
Martin, of Tyler County.
4 bill granting pension to Elizabeth
A. jefferson, OF Wheeling, a depend
ent StepmOther of u deceased soldier OF
the late war.
A bill granting a pension to Mrs. j.
Z. Thatcher, of MOundSyille. She is the
widow Of the late Rev. J. p. Thatcher,
who was murdered by William John
son some two years ago.
A bill granting pension TO George
Waddle, a soldier in the war Of the re-
bellion.
4 bill granting pension 10 Jerry ).
Fish. soldier Of the rebellion.
4 bill granting a pension to Martha
4. Barnes. OF Tyler county. Mrs.
Barnes is the widow Of the late James
A. Barnes, editor of the Tyler county
star
\ bill granting a pension to w. NJ.
Riggs, of Doddridge county, who served
upwards OF four years in the late war.
. \ bill granting u pension TO John +.
Bing. "a soldier of the rebellion.
4 bill granting pension 10 Hariett
Murphy, OF Marshall county, depend
ent mother of a deceased Union soldier
Of the late war.
"A bill granting pension to James \.
Cummings.
A bill for the relief Of West Virginia
troops, acting under the authority OF
the Governor of the State during the
late war. There were a great many OF
the West Virginia State troops who rem
dered faithful service during the late
war, many of whom were wounded, and
others contracted diseases that disabled
them for life. and yet under existing
laws there is no possibility Of any o.
them ever getting a pension. This bill
was introduced in the NLINth Con
gresS. by General Goff, and Representa-
tive Atkinson has re-entercd it, in order
that the West Virginia State troops wh'
served the Government in the war may
obtain pensions.
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llrm Advertisements.
ATLANTIC TEA Co.,
Tea Importers and Coffee ROaSterS.

Our enormously increasing Trade has n.rss..
tated more room. W. arc equal Co. ile ocra.ion
and have secured the lease ~ the Flaccu, hullI-
Ing. corner Market and Twenty third street.
and already workmcu are engaged rrmolrl.
ing and fitting up for our occupancy April d.
Herr We will have steam power. elevator. large
sales room warehouse. three .iorir-. over Cp1
feet noor space. the largest retail hou-. lu ihs
State. With our increased aciniir. us 900
handle greater variety of good.. and 800 ou
closer margins. We are preparing ncn price
list, which will Include ever, thing in thr rr.'.
cry line at prices heretofore unheari of wr
have now the facintir- f,r handling goods i...-
sesscd by Do other house 30 the State. and our
determination E. that our- shall b. ihr hrs..f.
cheapest aud mo-, rrhablr Tea ani Groc.r,
House in the State
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BELLAIRE DEMOCRATS
Hold Municipal Convention and Name a
Strong Ticket.

The Democrats Of Bcllairc held their
primary convention last night, and put
strong ticket in the field. The con-
vcntion was harmonious and cnthusaS-
tic from the start. Mr.. James B. Dar-
rah was made chairman, and X. {. My
ers and William Warnock secretaries.
There were four candidates for Mayor,
Marion Hoffman. ID. w. Cooper. Patrick
McGranigan and James Packet. On
the first ballot Hoffman received two
votes, Cooper five, McGranigan two,
and Packet six. On the third ballot Hoif-
man fell out and Cooper and McGrani-
gan got six votes apiece. and Packet
three. On the fourth ballot, the three
Packet votes went to McGranigan and
he was nominated.
Charles johnson was nominated for
Marshal ON the first ballot, receiving
nine votes. to three for George Diefcn-
baugh, and three for Joseph Burdoif.
Frank Williams was nominated for
Treasurer. George NJ. Woodbridge for
CITY Solicitor, John Madden for Street
Commissioner, a. O. Mellot for Water
works Trustee, and Frank Smith and
John Harvey for members OF the Board
of Education. All of these gentlemen
were nominated by acclamatiOn.
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Great Inyin wyoming.

CHEYENNE, WYo., March @7.-Never
in its history has there been such re-
joicing in Cheyenne as there was to-day
over the news that the House had passed
the Wyoming admission bill.
The Associated Press brought
the first news to town
and it spread with the rapidity OF wild
fire. In an almost incOnceiyable short
space of time the'rntirc business por-
tion of the city was laviShly deco
rated with flags and streamers. Ihc
fire bells and church bells were
ringing and roaring cannon added JOY
Gus thunder to the celebration. THIS
evening there are bonlireS and speeches
in the public squares, and the citizens
many of whom have not voted for Pres
idcnt for "a years, are wild with JOY.
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Railroad Traffic Impcded.

MINNEAPoIIs. MINI, March u
Tclcgraphic reports from points in Min
nesota. Dakota and Iowa show that
general snow storm has prevailed
throughout those States during
the dav. The storm has beer
most severe in Northern Iowa
where railway traffic is imbedded and
stock will suffer to some extent. In
Dakota the snow is regarded as a great
benefit to the crops now being seeded
The snow is very light here and ne
trains in or out Of Minneapolis have SUI
fpred detention.
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ARcHER.s SINKING FUND BONDS.
No One at Annapolis seems to Know the
Fuu Extent of His Difficulties.


BALTIMORE, Mn, March 27.-The
|hypothecation OF the sinking fund
bonds by State Treasurer Archer, is the
one theme Of conversation to-day. From
what is said ON all sides, Mr.. Archer
seems 20 be the very last man who
would be- suspected Of wrong-doing.
The Mechanics Bank, of this city,
which 10 was said In Annapolis dis
patches. last night, was the holder of
considerable Archer paper, refuses TO
talk further than 10 say that IL is amply
protected by the deposit Of coupon bonds
for AN loans 70 State Treasurer Archer.
Mr.. Archer was first elected Treasurer
in lSs6. I'm 1857 he succeeded senator
Arthur T. German, who resigned as
Chairman Of the Democratic State Cen
ral Committee. and in each political
campaign since that year he has taken a
prominent part His salary as State
Treasurer was -, 500 year. Mr.. Archer
is also an eX-COngreSSman, having been
first elected in 1850. He served four
terms cOnSecutively.
A tOlerably well authenticated state
ment has been circulated that Mr.. Ar
cher recently told close friends Of his
troubles and that they were so serious
that the needed help could not be given.
No one at Annapolis seems To know
Just vet of the extent OF State Treas
urer Archer'S difficulties. Every one,
however, is willing to believe the
amount involved is small and say
that &c was insane impulse which
forced Mr.. Archer TO reject aid. Inti-
mate friends OF Archer have known OF
his trouble since Monday. and any
amount needed 90 make good his short
age was offered. One man rendered
So. 900 I'm cash. If necessary, and without
security. lie rejected all offers OF aid,
saying that he himself alone could set
Tie the affair. When last I'm Annapolis,
Mr.. Archer said it would be the last
time he would ever visit the place.
Another bank iu Baltimore, other
than the Mechanics Bank, is said here,
% hold considerable amount of the
Archer paper
Eight thousand dollars OF State Sc
curitics have been found 50 far as TO
have been pledged by Treasurer Archer
for his private account. There should
be- iu his possession. 20 the credit of the
State. over six hundred thousand dol
lars OF securities. These are To De
searched out and their whereabouts as
ccrtaiuod. a Joint Committee OF the
Senate and House of Delegates
have been appointed TO in
veSugatc Archer'S accounts The
matter is at StandStill
until this committee begins its inveSti-
CATION. The amount is supposed TO be-
large. There is great regret here over
the revelations. No one is allowed TO
see Archer other than his wife and
daughter and the attending physician.
The last named SAYS that Mr.. Archer is
threatened with congestion of the brain,
the result of protractcd oyerwork and
worry. but that fatal termination may
De aycrtcd by rest and SecluSion.
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r,.rcl.es a, RitrbIe school Annex.

Public exercises Were held IN the
Ritchie School Annex building yester-
day. and there was large audience
composed Of the parents and other
friends Of the school present. Mis-.
Boasbcrg, the accomplished teacher OF
music. was present. and all were de-
lighted with her drill Of the different
classes. and the parents went away feel
ing that music in our public schools j.
success in every sense OF the WORD
Many Of the parents have opposed music
heinr introduced into the schools
and have even refused 10 pur-
chase necessary books, but now II j.
hoped this opposition will cease fug- fli1
lie exercises to-day In the main build
ing.
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AFFAIRS IN GERMANY.
Baron RieIerstein Succeeds Count Herbert
Bismarck

BERLIN, March 27.-The Hamburger
Nacl,riclten says that Emperor William
will erdeavor to establish personal
entente with the leaders of the various
narties in the ReichStag.
The Emperor has conferred the collar
Of the Order Of Hohenzollern upon
Count Herbert Bismarck.
The Conservatives in the lower House
Of the PruSSian Diet will present con-
gratulatory address to Prince Bismarck
ON his 18th birthday, which occurs on
April l. The committee of the HeStian
National Liberals and the leaders OF
other paStieS in HeSSe will join in an
address Of tribute to Bismarck on the
same occasion.
Chancellor Won Caprivi has declined
the services of detectives for his protec-
tion. Prince Bismarck always had a
body guard Of detectives following him
wherever he went.
Baron RielerStein, 4 minister OF Ba-
den. has been nominated TO succeed
Count Herbert Bismarck.
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Negotiations Ruptured.

LvERPooI.. March 57.-A delegation
of the striking dock laborerS calico
upon the employers to-day and demand
cd the discharge OF the men VINO nave
been brought TO Liverpool to MI IN.
,,laccs ~ the strikers. The employers
declined to accedo to the demand, ana
the negotiation for a settlement oil the
strike. based upon Mr.. Davitt,S recon-
mendatiop. have been ruptured.
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THE REAL ESTATE MARKET.
The Transfers Left for Record, Yes
terday.

The following transfers of real estate
were recorded by Clerk Hook yesterday
Deed made March Il, 1890, by Hor
tense B. Edwards and T. o. Edwards
her husband, and others, to Robert Is
Criswell. for the "Grccnlee Farm, IN
Ritchic district. containing l12 acres,
roods and "a poles Consideration, Sl2,'
600.
Deed made January l3. 1890, by Rob
ert II. Woods and others 10 Mrs. sgd
new p. Laughlin. for a piece OF ground
ON the Wheeling. West Liberty and
Bethany pike. containing l.269 acre.
Consideration. s3.172.5O.
Deed made February ?. 1890, by Jacot
Hydinger and ). +. Hydinger, his wife,
of Hamburg, Fremont county. Iowa, tc
Adolph Hoeh. for the south 33 feet ol
lot No. Il, in square No. >, in Hyding'
crs' addition. Consideration, S4OO.
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hlN4- lm March e7.-A storm Of
seven. Intensity has prevailed through
Ono hlry, Southwestern Missouri
,laE >UF is reported from some
portions, 10 W stern Kansas, but the fall
.l, l0t boom heavy. and mo- inn
convenience tu the winter wheat
.a, -l, tr occurred by reason
0tr T.. most notable features OF the
storm la, ae.n the low water and the
h-. Winds THE barometer varied in
lfof localities. from % 40 Wichita
u-a A,tl.> point 30 was IS, the low
,-nal-'.l .Hr years.
a.r.u.l 0' tho wind was eNtraor-
lHs-E .0r such a long continued storm.
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More Nominations.

WASHINGTON, March 27.-The Presi-
dent to-day sent to the Senate the fol-
lowing nominations:
PoStmasterS-O -Ohio-Robert ID. Dale,
Bryon; Morris Burns, Zalion; Major
Arson Mills, Co. X, 10th cavalry, to be
Lieutenant Colonel 9Th cavalry, Captain
Stevens T. Novel;. 10th cavalry, TO be
Major.
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a MISSING HUSBAND.
Friends of Mrs. DE Long Anxious to Find
Him.


HAMILTON, o.. March 27.-Mrs. Rob
ert Whitehill left her husbands home,
in oxford township, one day last week,
and upon search being made, was found
at DarrtOwn. where William lIilleman,
who had been boarding with the White
hills. met her, and is said to have taken
her to his mothers house in Miamitown.
Last Saturday Mr.. Whitchill sent one OF
his children to a neighbOr'S, Mrs. De
Long, to say that he was sick, and re-
questing Mrs. DE Long to come to his
house, as he was unable to do anything.
Whitehlll and one Of his children had
been very sick, and this woman and her
family had done all they could for them.
Mrs. De Long responded to the call and
went to Whitehill's house, where, ii is
said. Whitehill grossly insulted her.
Taking n horse and buggy, Whitehill
took his children and came to this city
but has not been heard Of since his ar
rival. Search has been made for him,
but it has proved fruitleSS. Mrs. De
Longs friends will endeavor to capture
Whitehill, and it is very probable the
matter will be more fully ventilated in
the courts
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For Passing Counterfeit Coin.

BUFFALO, y. V, March 97.-The po-
lice here have arrested William Slattery
and wife and Edward Spaulding, form
crly Of Akron, Ohio, on charge Of
making and passing counterfeit coin.
They have been flooding the city with
bogus ten cent pieces, large numbers OF
which, newly made, were found in their
possession, also meulds, ladies, ETC..
used in the work. The counterfeitS
ara worry pnod
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Buying Up Paper Plants.

WArERTowN. y. V, March 97.-Rep-
reScntatives of the great English paper
mill syndicate are in Watcrtown making
investigation OF the plant and business
of the Remington Paper Company,
which has an extensive paper and pulp
mill in this city. a big deal seems
about to be consummated.
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ESTATE OF GENERAL CROOK.
The Widow of the Dead Chieftain to Re
side Permanently at Oakland.


Chicago, March 97.-Thc estate Of
the late Major General George Crook
was brought into the Probate Court this
morning by petition filed by Lieut..
Lyman NJ. V. Kennon. an aide-dc-camp
on Gen. Crooks staff. for letters au-
thorizing him to administer it. Lieut..
Kcnnon said that he was friend OF
Gen. Crook, and that it became necessa-
ry to take out letters. The petition
shows that the General left personal
property consisting mainly Of war pa
perS worth only $1,000 and no real eS-
tate. The petition of Lieut.. Kennon
states that the heirs at law of Gen.
Crook are his widow, Mrs. Mary ID.
Crook. and Walter and Charles Crook,
brothers. and one sister. He left no
children.
Mrs. Crook, who is completely pros
trated since the death of her husband,
Gen. George Crook. is quietly residing
at the "Gladcs Hotel" in Oakland, Md.
She has determined to make her perma-
nent residence in Oakland.
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An Arm Broken.

At an early hour yesterday morning,
VIM. Jones. an employe Of the Wheel
ing steel plant. while walking home on
the railroad track got one Of his ieet
caught in frog in the track and he
fell TO the ground. striking his arm
with such force as 10 break it at point
between the wrist and elbow. lie was
carried 10 his home. and DR.. Ford re-
duccd the fracture
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Pensions Awarded.
Special telegram to he Register.

WASHINGTON, March 27.-Pensions-
Original invalid, Elmer II. Swigert, of
Malta; John Keplinger, Of MaySville;
John Higginbottom. of Buch Hill; Ed
ward Terry, Of Wyoma; Salem Grimm,
of Little'S Mills; George w. Watkins, OF
Hallock. Increase, VIM. G. Hyckle, OF
jackson. c. H.; Henry Stump OF OS-
borne Mills; Elisha Barbour, Of Dick
son: Isaac Hill. of KansOob; John w.
Grim. of Bellcvile. Original widows,
Experience A. widow of Isaac McKown,
nK CntfnrcXille
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"CULLED" BRETHREN IN A STEW.
A Religious Difficulty in the Baptist Church
at Washington.


Special Telegram 10 the Register.
WASHINGTON, PA. March 97.-Some
trouble has arisen in the colored Bap-
tist church here. For weeks the trou-
BILE has been brewing and on Wednesday
night after the usual prayer meeting
two of the elders, who are and have been
for some time enemies Of the pastor,
Rev. r. Hatchet, found that the rever-
end gentleman left the church
open when he was the last to
go out. The elders took advantage
Of the chance and locked the doors, put
ting the keys in their pockets and de-
claring that that damned niger should
not preach there any more" Hatchett
declared to-day that If any 'nigger"
tried to interfere with him that there
would be fight. Rev. Hatchett was
arrested recently, it will be remember
ed. charged with illegal liquor selling.
but afterwards released. Excitement
runs high in the colored section OF town
known as ''Hayti.'