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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-29
The BcSt. in the World.

J. B. Loughran, ex-Mayor OF North
Des Aioines, and the Locust street man IT,
faceurer OF steam engines and boilers,
said: ~ had severe attack OF Ia grippe.
fused Chamberlain's Cough Remedy,
and applied Chamberlain's Pain Balm to
my breast. These remedies were lust
the thing in my case. My child had
croupsome years age, land we used Cham
berialn's Cough Remedy with perfect
success; since then we have never been
without these medicines in our house,
| had a cousin who was printer and
was employed in this city, where they
were printing circulars for Chamberlain.
Hc had deep.seated cold and a terrible
cough, and while setting up the copy lie
made up his mind 10 buy bottle. 1t
cured his cough. and that was the first
TINA ever knew anything OF Chamber.
lain's remedies. l have been strongly
in their favor ever since. Ny own ex.
perience and that Of my family con-
vinces me that these remedies are the
best in the world. That may be strong
language, but that is what l Think
For sale by W. W. Irwin, G. R. Goetze,
j. klari, G. Schnepf and NJ. W. Helm.
rici. n8w
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SUICIDE OR As OVERDOSE.
A Travelling aInn Found Doad In his Room
ut tho Hotel Winuknr.

A Travelling AIM Found Doad In his Room
at tho Hotel Windsor.
Mr.. ". Il. Henderson was found dead
in his bed Mt tho Hotel Windsor yester.
day morning by Clerk Galligan. Mr..
Henderson was about forty years old,
and came here December 10. uetravcled
for McKim 4 Mckim, manufacturers OF
copying presses and copying books, at
Cleveland, o. He drank great deal,
ane did not seem to DO doing any bust.
nes0. After he had been hero n week,
the suspicious Of the hotel people we're
aroused, and Clerk Gslligan told him
they were dubious about trusting him
longer. llo at once pulled ont a well
filled pocket book and paid his bill.
lie WIS inotlensive and quiet, but de.
voted bis attention mainly to drinking,
Lately he has behaved in 50 peculiar 4
way that Manager Ross, OF tho hotel,
and Mr.. Galligan became uneasy. Fri.
day night he came into the hoiel with
hiS clothing covered with snow, as II no
had fallen. Learning Of thia Mr.. CALI.
gan went to his room Saturday morn.
ing, and found the door locked, but
could Gee through the keyhole that
lIenderson's valiso was still there,
Saturday morning the man was in the
hotel bar. That was the laat seen of
him until yesterday morning, when AZ.
ter falling TO arouse him by pounding on
the door, it was forced open, and Hen.
derson was found lying on the bed,
dead.
Coroner schultze was summoned, and
examined the body. A partly emptiet!
bottle OF chloral was found in the room,
and death WIS announced 90 the result
OF taking the chlotal.
Probably Henderson took it to
straighten up on after his spree, but the
coroner, after examining letters on his
person which showed he had serious do
mestic troubles, inClinded to the theory
Of suicide.
The body was removed to Frew {
Bertchey's undertaking rooms, and Il
Telegram sent his house at Cleveland.
Late last night the following responee
was received:
ANN ARpoR, MIcu., Dec. %.
Geo. 5. Ross, Manager Hotel Il,iHdsor:
Express remains OF W. r. Henderson
G. 0. D. in a $50 casket 10 me here.
Telegraph when shipped.
@. NJ. MARTIN, Undertaker.
The body will be shipped to Ann
Arhor at 2:3Q this afternoon.
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In Part l OF the Circuit Court, Judge
Campbell, Saturday, in the case OF the
Terminal Railroad Company vs.. the
Norway Tack Company, the motion for
anew trial, made by the defense because
OF the alleged lack OF qualifications on
the part Of q juror, was overruled. The
defense excepte d, and the case will be
appealed to the Supreme Court.
In the case OF the Wool Growers Elk.
change VS.. J. D. Whitman, the demurrer
to the bill was overruled.
In Part II, Judge PAUL, Charles Clark
was admittedto bail.
Another interesting move was made
in the Moundsville liquor cases. The
motion OF the saloon keepers by their
attorneys to dissolve the injunction re-
straining them from selling liquor came
up before Judge PAUL. and was overruled.
An appeal will be taken TO the Supreme
Court.
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ABuU1' PEUPLl,.
Strangers In the CITY aud Wheeling Folks
Abroad,

Strangers In the CITY aud Wheeling Folks
Abroad,
Mr.. r. ". Banner aud tislcts left Saturday for
Boston.
Mr.. Ell Pntge,t and wife, OF Pittsburgh, are
spending the holidays III the city.
Mrs. John Cox, OF 4EtnAville, has been quite
sick for two week., but Is convGltscing.
Mrs, Roscman Gardner anil daughter. Miss
Mary, O: eieuDenv!lle, are visiting MIS-. John
freW.
Mis- Stella ". Conuel. OF Newark, O., Is spend.
inc the holidays With her brother, George W.
Connel.
Miss Florence OF left on Saturday for Sc
WEEKLY, Pa, where she will visit MiSs Carrie
Whiting
Mrs. ". h. Kane mud son. Of South Woods
street, are visiting slr. J. +. Thompson, at Eos.
toria, Ohio.
Miss Mabel Norman and Miss Mamie Mont.
gomery ARE vlGtlug AIsS Ella Ee!n!en, OH the
South Side.
Hr. Henry Hill aud wife, of Deunison. Ohio,
who have been visiting In the city will return
hone to day.
Mr. ". Amick. formerly OF Wheeling but
now OF Frcepott, Me-, sin the city on Il visit to
| friends and relatives.
Charlie Hobbs, wife and child OF Wheeling.
are the guests Of Mrs. HOObs's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. |. y. liami .ton.- Washington, Fd Journal.
| Mr. George Roberts md WIFE ACCOMPANIED by
Mis- TiilIe kibbel Of Fosloiia' Ohio, are visit.
inn Inc family OF Mrs Joseph DeSo, Oa la Belle
Ian" ~ ,, u.,,. , ,,n.
oohn. ". Avte!t ana WE, nee mls Sa !
N"etMer, o. sumost!aAn. "" are yb,S,'l1g MIS-
n'!Telts pa'ens' At. Auu N!eS' JUN hoenieF'
~, ~. ~, "v"'' Inv,
al. M. william Is. Twin; o! Tue Excha.ge natA,
WIZ presented ny ms WIG 3H ehlu!aay morning
WIN lhitIeeh hhc lh!l pouhu p"y. both
mother aha paoy arc doihs Aicey.
Baltimore & Ohio Conductor ". T. Francis
| was taken suddenly III At the baltimore & Ohio
| Hotel III Newark, aud Is conluci 10 bis room
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Dir. Daniel Dinger for Mnyor.

10 Inc Edttor OF ne lnte!stGenccr. g
S,E:-As time d,awsus near to the Re.
publican primaries, TO be held on We'd
nesday, the desirability OF the selection
OF proper candidate srowr more appar.
ent. TUG nsmes ofseYeral good citizens
have been mentioned. What kind Of a
man do the citizens Of Wheeling want
for Mayor? In my estimation the
proper selection to make is young and
representative business man OF sterling
character. Mr.. Daniel Dinger, the
Twelfth slreet halter, possesses these
qualifications, and is man who com.
mands the respect and friendship OF all
who know him, and l feel certain that
no Republican OF this city would poll a
larger vote. Mr.. Dinger is one who
would receive support from & great
many young men, irrespective OF party
affiliations. They recognise in him
ability, courage aud courteous manners.
Mr.. Dinger is q true representative
citizen, and ! earnestly hope that his
name will receive especial considera.
ton. THIRD WARDER.
Wheeling, Dec 81.
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Labor Unions Officers,

Alta meeting OF Friendship I,1dge No.
2. A. 4. I. {: s. ", held at McLain's
Hall Saturday afternoon, the following
officers were elected to serve ior the en-.
suing term: President, NJ. L. Tighe:
Vice President, D. 0. Lar; Recording
Secretary, Albert Foster; Financial Sec.
rotary, John Rush; Treasurer, Joseph
Neihaus; Guide, Richard Turner; liz.
side Guard, James Do.aui Outside
Guard, G. Desmond: Tru5teea, NJ. +,
Tishe, a. Campbell, T. G. Adams; Dele.
gates to Trades Assembly. N. f. Tiche,
William O'Heill, Joseph Neihaus.
At q regular meeting held Friday
evening by Local Union No. 3, U. B. OF
@. Il J. of America, the following officers
were elected for the ensuing term:
President, Pearson S. Gould; Vice
President, Harry Uthlnau; Recording
Secretary, Irwin W. 1mhotf; Financial
Secretary, Ed. Grosmith; Treasurer,
VIM. Mossbhrg; Warden, VIM. ImhoH;
Trustees, Harry Uthmau, James Wallace
and Frank Wizard.
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Yesterday Among tho Churches.

At tho Fourth street NJ. L. church
yesterday the Christmas service, which
was deferred from Thursday, was held
morning and evening. A special song
service was rendered by a choir com.
posed as iolows: Sopranos. Mrs. Stanton,
Misses Kate Land, Maud Bodley, Anna
Carson; altos, Mrs. Cartwright, Misses
Messrs. ]. II. Perry, William Nesbitt, j..
W. Cotlield, A. E. Dunn; bassos, Messrs.
J. Fl. Deyore, G. Wincher, +. Il. Parker,
Mr.. Chaplin cornetist, Dr.. 6. E. Mill.
gan; organist, Miss A. Logan.
At st. Matthew's church the Christ
mas music was repeated at the morning
service and regular service was held
both morning and evening
Rev. A. Moore, OF Zane street NJ. E.
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First Branch-G. II. A1cdirl..
Second Branch-Wm. Shields, Il. G.
Myer, VIM. Frohmc, VIM J. Cook, ]. P.
Heinlein, jacob Retgar, FL. A. Moore,
George Devinney, David Henry and S.
Hathaway.
Delegates 10 Conventional G. Myer,
George Deylnaey, James Bier. 8. A.
Schiller, Henry Senne, VIM. Frohme,
Frank Work, J. W. Kite, Ad. Fadely
and Frank BERG.
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DNl.ilAlRE.
All Sorts OF Local Sews nnd Goss!p from.
the Glnss City,

! AL Sorts OF Local News ind Gossip from
the Glnss City,
The steel works Will rcsume on or about Jan.
uary
Farmers near Bethel arc losing many sheep,
killcdby dogs.
Superintendent Wilson, o. the Water Works,
| is Oh the sick list
The road to Rose I'LL cemetery Is almost In.
phssaDle' and Is covered with Ice
Robert Nelson drove through Il snow drift on
saturday that completely covered his horses.
Mai!ey's wharf boat was fground aud was
pul!cd Oil by the steamer Liberty OH Saturday.
Earl Dubois mud Young Indy, while out
'1eighitS, were upset, bu. both escaped unnurt
The prospects for n good crop OF Ice from the
creek are good. The ice men nic making prepAr-
atoms.
The upper whAriboLt Is high aud dry now,
bul She touches ull along and Is 10 no danger OF
| breaking.
The iielairc. GAINESVILLE 4 Cincinnati railroad
| ran liSht engine ID un Saturday anu Stated n
'Iain out on time.
Mr;J. v. Barnes md sister, Blanche, o. An.
E,Ihho!iS, Nd, Hrc hcie, the guests OF REV. Mr..
| Eaton and family.
The city property has had the snow cleaned
from H. Inc street Commissioner wu!AIpg bis
| gang III! over the city.
Mss Fannie bat.cllc aud MIA. Frnch Will lie
married at the hoaie OF MIS-. scliiling, A sister
oil Inc BRIDE en- New Years eve.
couple were married here last week who had
| nor seen each other until tue wedding day, Cor.
Eespohdehce ana photographs Brought 1t ub Jul.
a party from hammondsvillc, Ohio, arc here,
ofui'DOuhI, on their way 10 Lewis. i.lc OHIO,
Oh the he!hlre, Zauesvlllr u Cincinnati! rGilrynd,
The C. Il T. work train came down yesterday
anu cleared the suOw cut OF the Yards here 4
work. $3.50 ''
l.. +. plggust, Assistant Central Traffic Asso.
ciatiuh Inspector, went on Il visit to friends in
lile interior. and Is Suowbount aud cal moi pri
| back TO work Nv
Zen Tyler, OF the nail works. and his brother,
! lihtlSou received from their Slreinln home a
Atse lEFAtmAs box, containing among many
utaS1 tHlhss, u turkey and some pheNsAnts H..
| ready cooked. ~
An uptown family were ont turkey one div
last week. as Two tiAmpS were seen ut the fuf.
| nnce WIN me large one sleuming no! on nice
steek dish. They made IL Royal meal. aud lr(t
| inc diah at the furnace.
| A crowd OF boys aud yi.ls Shedding on the ferry
road on sa!cla4y ran into woman and knocked
ncs Gown, inluring her quite severely. Il WAS
! tHou6hl iot = time both m arm and leg were
osohen, ont the arm was only BADLY bruised,
! Ats. Mary Foster, whose Illuess IVES noted las,
%eeS d!el al her home Oh Gravel Hill Satin rInv
morning, aged dignity eight years. Mrs. MARY
| llonecktr,ot Wheeling. Is daughter, The in.
ttrmOnt Will be this afternoon at ri. Wand cen,.
| etery, Wheeling. WV WI
Captain Day, while en- route to town on Sa,ur.
uHs attempted 10 drive through II big SNOW
| ut!it, when 10th horses iiouuuerci and wen,
OUT Of sight: Help and snoye.s wee closu nj
mrsNu, Nld Riter hard work they were du, Out.
iAe ~! 'ta'n was badly frightened for awhile.
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PuI.lCh P!CkuPS.
Lively Courts Sa,urdny-Thc Cases on tho
Ducket.


Lively Courts Saturtiny-Tho Cases on the
Docket.
Saturday night George Koontz was
found lying drunk on the street on the
South Side, shout half frozen, and lock-
ed up, He was covered with frozen
snow and his cost was badly torn.
There were five cases in police court
Saturday morning. Nellie Thomas and
Carrie Hicks, the two colored women
who raised the row ut Alice Lees house
Of i'll fame, got $40 and costs each.
Reoecca Roach and Annie Brown went
to Jail for thirty days each, and James
higgins got s. and costs for disorder.
:, IN the evening a disorderly was fined
land costs, and two Italians charged
nm assault on two young Arabian girls
"'''s' In the Fifth ward, we're dismissed.
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EDw. L. ROSE l. Co., have on sale the
largest variety OF the most elegantly fin.
ished fancy wood Sewing MaahincH ever
brought to this city. And in the spifit
and good cheer Of Christmas tide they
are asking no more ior them than for
those OF plain wood, which at all timss
are the very lowest-for cause see ad-
vertisement in another columns. Re-
member, you not only have a choice in
woods, but get the btst scping machine on
earth. No. 81 Twelfth street.
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MARTINS TERRY.
FGuoral rcster,lny-The Weather aud the
Snow, etc.

Snow, etc.
The Laughliu mill will resume this evening,
Mr.. Lou Kcyser, OF Be!ia!rc, was up yesterday,
Mr.. G. c. Cochran, thes,rcct paving contractor
Is In the city for few days.
The section train OH the C. 4 P. road worked
all day yesterday removing snow.
The Rcd Men will go 10 East LIVERPOOL olay,
where the new 81? COZ hall will te dedicated,
Several s!eghing parties out OH Saturday
night were supplied with tin horus, and made
lots Of noise.
This weather Is hard on chickens. Yesterday
one stole It's way into kitchen and was aitct.
ward seen on the stove hearth.
The funeral Of the late Milton uagcr Yesterday
afternoon was very largely attended, not slili.
standing the weather. Over one hundred mem.
be's OF the Junior Order oi American Mechanics
and forty eight Incmbcis OF tho martins Ferry
IRE department turned out. Toe new band in
the Third ward, of which he was also member,
attended. snd the iiremcn drew the new ,acinp
rec! to the cemetery. Music was furnished by n
SELECT choir aud Esv. |. s. Winters OBLIGATED,
Notlce.-Watcr rents will he due January lst
and II not paid before the 10Th water VIII be
turned OF Thou. further notice.
IS. MITCHELL, Secretary,
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LOCAL BREylTlES.
matters OF Minor nlOmont In ana About
the Ctr.

tho Citr.
OrERA HousE this evening RuSGll'S Come.
dIans In "MiM MCGlnty."
LIZZIE EVANS pleased two large audiences at
the Opera House Saturday.
a FOUR STALL round house Ia 10 bU built on
N" Peninsula By the Terminal railroad Com.
psny.
been Jailed for causing the death Of many sheep
by neglect.
PEorLE0re advised 10 refuse all g. bills OF the
series Of ISIS, Ms hundreds Of COuntcileis are IN
Clrcu lAti0n.
THERE lisa rumOr that the English syndicate
purchase Of the Sewer pipe wo:ks up lhe river
has been closed.
Mn liESEY K. List Is understood to DO having
plans prepared 10 build two hnc residences on
NOfth M4ln street.
THE snow on the CofnlCc on G. klrbsCh's resi-.
,lcncc on horIh NG!n street causcd It's collapse
Saturday morning,
SHERIFF SrEESRoD aud Chief pelbluggG left
for New Cast c, Pa, Saturday 10 bring back j. II.
WcStbtook, the iOrgcr.
Tux ElclShlng Is the (HCSt for many years, md
Gil tiers arc In greater demand than they were
ever known 10 bc Ia Wheeling before.
THE Peabody Insurance Company Is rcCeiyinG
bids for the excavation for iis nav building
which is to be commenced In The spflug.
4hL NCuucu NIlle COlnphuy hI0pVeN OH HcIt
yesterday en- route aud went to the Mcclure
house 10 get II iquntc meal for u change, II haI
been playing the lille towns around.
TmE village Council Of New MaamonS has
passed MI ordinance granting the Pittsburgh
Ohio Valley ~ Cincinnati Railroad Com, any y
right Of way across the streets and alleys OF TINT
place.
Mn. THEODORE RolLEn returned Saturday
from Steubenvlle. Wnilc there he was shown
about tho ilte department. aud he says It lsi
very well equipped and efficient one. rorc cred
liable to tha, ELY than Wheelins's Is 10 her, al
things considered.
IT seemed that everybody who could raise the
price hired sleigh yesterday and drove out the
National road. Every livery sleigh had been
engaged for yesterday on Saturday, md many
people were disappointed when they found thai
one could not be procured.
TiIE annual watch night service will be held
At The Young Mems Christian Association or
Wednesday night from 10 O'Clock 10 u. Their,
VIII be change OF leader ami topic every hal
hour. The New Years reception Will BIO 4
pleasant. occasion. The attractions !nclud,
Mayors orchestra mud gymnaStic exhibition
during the day. and splendid entertainment
at night, besides the reception at the bands
the ladies, Hours " i'll be- irrn 10 10 y. nj.
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A LONG SESSION,

----------
The Ohio Valley Trades aud Labor Assem-.
bly, WorkB NIL Afternoon On Various Mat.
tsr..
Yesterdays meeting OF the Trades
Assembly was largely attended, and was
presided over by President Frohme. Tho
meeting cut into time and lasted til
nearly 0 O'Clock, and even then all the
business had not been concluded.
The first matter presented was tho re-.
port Of the Bakers Union that S. pfacht
aud David Henry had refused to make a
settlement with them and to abide by
union rules, and asking that a boycott
be declared.
Tho arbitration committee reported ON
the trouble between the Miners Union
and the Elm Grove Coal Works. After
considerable discussion the matter was
recommitted for further investigation.
The only polut remaining to be settled
is whether tho strike Is in tho hands OF
The knights Of Labor Local Assembly or
Local Union No. 4 United Mine Work.
ers.
The strike OF the miners OF the .E.na
Iron and Steel Compauy's mines WIS
brought up for discussion, and occupied
q considerable length OF time. The mi.
ners want the meulbera OF the AmaIga.
mated Association employed in tho mill
to refuse to work coal brought there
from non.union mines, and this the
members. are willing to do provided it
can be made clear that it 10 the proper
thing under their rules. |. WAS sur.
geetcd that since both unions are in
cluded in the American Federation OF
Labor, that in the national body OF that
organization is the proper place to settle
the matter. 1t WIS decided, however,
TO make another effort to settle it, and a
conference OF the representatives 0: the
Amalgamation, the Amalgamation's
mill committee for the lima, ths arbi.
tration committee OF the Trades Assem-.
bly,, the local officers OF the Miners
U niou, the district officers of the Miners
Union, and the managers o. the mill
was asked for at Il dete 10 be fixed OF
some future time.
The special committee appointed to
settle the Dak9rs' strike reported that
all the boss bakers bl. pracht and Henry
had agreed to the terms olerad.
A communication was received from
the Bricklayors' Uaion stating that the
Builders Exchange has rule which
prohibits any member OF the body from
bidding on any part oil q Job il anyone
outside OF the Exchange is permitted to
bid on any part OF it. The union there.
lore requested that all union men and
irienda OF unionism turn their work to
members OF the various building trades
unions.
The Brewers Union reported that
one OF the employee OF the Raymann
Ere very had joined their union and
had at cnce been discharged, pre:unl.
ably because Of joinipg the union.
They asked the Assembly 10 make an
investigation, but the matter was re.
ferred back Tor them 10 inyea.icG.e.
Officers were elected Tor the ensuing
year az follows; President, Dennis
y leary. OF the Amalgamated Associa.
ton; Vice President, ". II. Riley, OF
the Cigarmakers' Union; Secretary,
Thomas Y. Salisbury, OF the Carpenters
Union; Treasurer, NJ. ]. Murphy, OF the
P!aeterers' Union, aud Trustee, Caurod
! aessm:a, Of the i. Of i. Assembly.
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Charged with Felony.

The St. Mary's Oracle says; John 8
Copenhaver, Of Wheeling Island, was ar.
rested in this county by S. c. P. g.,
Jacob Metz, and taken to Parkersburc
and turned over to the authorities Of
that place to answer a charge Of felony.
u Deems, according to reports, that
Copenhayer had two parties arrested in
pa1kersburg not long since, charging
them with relieving him Of S34. Subse.
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NJ. A. Seaman and his fine company
will commence u three nights engage.
ment at the Grand on Thursday after
noon, January /. The New York Sun
says:
NJ. A. Seaman, that capable Irish actor
aud sweet singer, brought out his ro-
mantle drama. Neil Agrah," yesterday
at Forepaush's Family Theater. 1t is
like all Irish dramas-full Of sentiment
and humor mixed-and it is ;nterpre-
ted by All excellent company. The sing
ing OF Mr.. Scanlan is worth going long
distance 10 hear. His acting is fine, and
there is not r member Of the company
who does not enter into the spirit Of the
play, which, by the way, is beautifully
mounted.
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Another irightiul calamity, the res.,.....
OF which can be attributed to the heavy
Snow S,orm OF Tuesday and Wednesday
occurred on Main street, few doors
above Twelfth, yesterday. Theappalliup
results Ct this act OF Providence was the
enlarge ment OF the cut and the total de.
structioa OF prices at Hof's shoe store
atlli3 Main street, and the people are the
benefactors by it. Call and examine the
goods and ascertain prices and you will
be convinced OF the truth, A large stock
OF rubber foot wear is key. IN hand to
meet s1ch emergencies as we are now
broughtto face and their prices have not
pOUa nm.
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FRANK ,i""u.y CONVICTED.
lie aud Miller are Found Guilty nSd Kuhn
Cleared.

lie aud Miller are Found Guilty nGd Huhr
Cleared.
Saturday morning the jury in the Cir
cult Court in TIE Gaze OF Frank lIealy,
Bob Miller and Nath Kuhn, indicted 10,
the assault on old Joe Politics, the Greel;
fruit dealer, last September, again retir.
ed to its room, and after being out for
some time brought in verdict OF guilty
OF assault and battery ca to Heal and
Miller and not guilty as to Kuhn.
Colonel Arnett, the prisoners counsel,
at once made motion that the verdict
be set aside and new trial granted.
Argument on this motion was deferred
until another time.
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Linemeu ret Bad Enlla.

The work OF the telegraph and tele.
phone linemen this kind OF weather is
anything but a picnic. Two linemen
working for the telephone company,
Fred Reumbolt and George Mason, got
bad falls on Saturday while repairing the
lines at Bellai.e. The first named fell
thirty feet, and struck a balustrede, but
strange to say was not seriously hurt.
Mason fell from the top OF pole and
struck on a cross bar. They both live
IN Wheeling, and will only be laid up
Tor lew DAYS.