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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-30
Secretary Scott said =:
ENGLISH MONEY AFTER orR MILLS.
4 Repor, That the Standard Has Been
Purchased. Denied.

A report reached the ears of q REGi~rER
reporter. last evening. 10 the effect that an
English syndicate had purchased the
Standard mill at Bridgeport The inlor-
nation was supposed 10 have come from
Director of the company. and a reporter
immediate hunted up President J.. -. Dela-
plain and asked him 4 the rum0r was true.
There is nothing more ia il, said he.
ethan that negotiations have been pending
for the sale OF the property. and If the par
ties who desire 20 purchase n come up 10
Our figures they take the mill Our terms
have been submitted 20 the representative
of the parties. but we have heard nothing
more from them. although understand the
figures have been favOraoly considered,
and something may turn up IN the not DIS
tant future although we are by no means
anxious 10 unload. The fact is we haven
really heard from all our stockholders ON
the subject That is how far IL has gone.
From another source it was learned that
all the mills I'm this city received communl-
cations from the representatives OF an En-
glish syndicate asking what value they
placed on their properties. H. Is known
that several of the mills sent this rcprcsen-
tative a detailed statement of their capital
stock. and what 10 amounted to, but they
didn't send any price along. SO far the
Standard is the only company that has
heard from the syndicate. Gentlemen who
have investigated the matter have discOv-
cred that the syndicate is "a solid one. 10
has millions of money and means business.
If they succeed I'm purchasing any Of the
Wheeling mills. however they will doubt
less have 90 pay "a good round price.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-30
RIXER Nipples.
News About the Boats and Boatmon on
the Ohio.


The keystone State passed down az ono
o'clock for Cincinnati.
The marks ON the landing last evening i'm
dicatcd l6 feet inches and rising.
Capt Phil Anshutz has taken cargo Of
the excursion steamer MayiiOwcr, az Pitts
burg.
Capt Peter Boughner. a wellkuown
steamboatmau. died recently az Maysville,
KY. aged 90 years
The Andes will be this mornings packet
due down for Cincinnati al Z "a. m, Capt
f. B Cooper ia command.
The Hudson passed up Yesterday after
noon about o'clock for Plttsburg. She
took up some goods here and number Of
fine horses.
The Irousides. of Gray's Iron Line, is on
the way down. flying light 10 meet the Iron
Age and assist her up with her tow. The
age passed Maysyil.e sunday evening.
The Andes. Capt. T. B. Cooper, is the
regular packet to-day for Cincinnati and
way points. making connection with pack
cts az Cincinnati for all points South. She
is due TO leave az a. M.
The resumption Of work on the new
bridge al Wheeling is annoying our coal
men considerably, as they expect tohaye 10
double trip with tows by reason thereof,
which is not only troublesome but expen-
siyc -Puf.bUg C0mmercipi-GGzefic
The Alex. Swift ran one Of her coal
boats into a Union bridge pier, on her way
down. and stove in the end OF the boat,
which was saved by heavy tarpaulin.
The sam Brown and Eagle also ran into
the piling and carried some of IL away.
At Steubenville. O.. last Thursday.
Capt. Johnson. Of dredgeboat was seri-
ouslv injured While turning a windlass
his hold slipped from the crank, which
struck him on the forehead. laying the
scalp open % the bone. His nose was
mashed and his chin cut. He is IN fair
way 10 recover
The following boats passed down ycster-
dav with tows. John Morcn. Bennett,
Alex. Swift Josh Cook, X. VI. Blackburn.
Pacific. Fred Wilson. sam Brown, Tom
Dodsworth. Time. Nellie Walton. Tom
Reese. Frank Gilmore. John Wood. Lud
Keoder. annie Roberts, Eagle, Charley
Brown. George Shiras, and Enterprise.
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A,ItsEMENTs.
Frank Iiennig's Testimonial This tt'"r-
mon and EYenIng.

Frank Hcuuig. Wheeling popular
voilng actor. win receive his first pro''-
sional testimonial at The Opera House ihit
afternoon and evening and no doth.
Wheeling theatrical lovers and Prank
friends in general. will turn ont cn md--r
10 erect him I'M the afternoon. Mr. hcrnr.
Supported by his splendid company. Wi.
produce Louis Nls. In which me idl'hi'i
tlagediau is said 90 have his best chiil'
ter II he can do one better than kichdI
m I'M which he is cxcciied hy none In
the afternoon Mr. Hcuuig VIII take thr Il..
n,rtlft role of Corticr. the Kings Phf
rian. and Boo the evening Richmond anna
Henry VI
The Louisville CDmier JDurnm says ni
Frank. The King Henry of Mr.. Ienne
was "A fine piece Of work. The hAu-.-
Citv murnGl says: Mir Frank Hcunir,
AS Henry VI. which character is tine ccn-
trial f1irc of the first act. charmed the q.
dience with the finished style 0i acting h'
brought to the beautiful lines of the part
Tho RuFalo Courier. Mr. Hennig plays
the part OF .Cortier. and he leaves noih.Ht
to he desired iu H. II was ana cNrclrl' li-
r,ersonafion.r 90 Pittsburg Press 'i rank
Henuie. 20 bright young actor whose nom
ie I'm Wheeling. gave to tine part oi Ja,p ue'
Coirter with force that promises hIi.
b,i,,hf future" ChIont. 1d'WfM B
Jaroues Coiter Mr. Frank Hcune "ol
fhe favor of the audience DF ms I'
work" and many other such h''''Ii'-
notices.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-30
BASE BALL NOTES.
The Opening of the Championship Season
Tn-nnN- Ofher Nntcs.


Young and Yaik will bc this morning $
battery and Irwin viii pitch this afternoon
for Canton.
The Canton team arrived IN the city yes
terlav and Henry Naik was busily engaged
shaking hands with friends during the day.
Henry hasn't changed much.
Mayor Seabright viii throw the first
ball in the morning game. This Will give
the home team a royal send of. The May
or with other important officials Will occu-
py a carriage in the parade.
The Wheeling Juniors challenge the
Lmsly Juniors TO play game of ball ON
the Island bridge lot. Friday afternoon. If
accepted. please answer at once through
this paper
To-day begins the struggle Tor the House
medal. Go out and see the fun. Mr.. House
and Mayor Seabright viii watch the oali
I'm its wild aerial flight from the grand
stand. Osborne. Lvtlc and Glenalvin will
accordingly take notice
Tappan * Co. photographers, are pre-
pairing an excellent photograph OF the
home team taken in their
now uniforms The work is of the
very best quality and q large number will
be ON exhibition about the city
Don't forget parade and concert at the
grounds before the game this morning.
Game viii De called promptly At 10 o'clock,
with SAWYER and Lytle i'm the points for
the home team. Canton comes here fully
resolved TO win, and two OF the best games
of the season can be looked for to-day.
FITZGERALD and Zeigler will be the bat
tery ia the afternoon game. As "tltz Is
I'm tirst-class condition Canton Will un-
doubtedly find the ball rather hard 10 hit.
SAWYER also is in good shape and the locals
commence the season strong IN the box.
Morrison is improving and will be out in a
few days
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-30
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

The miners of the Scotdale region, who
recently struck. are beginning TO return TO
work.
All the McKecsport trades, except the
tube workers. have been organized into a
branch OF the Federatino of Labor.
Members of the Illinois militia have been
ordered 10 hold themselves in readiness to
suppress disorder on May ].
EN-President x. Is Hayes is IN Bermu-
da.
Bishop Borgess.. OF the Detroit Roman
Catholic diocese is very III.
Fx-Postmastor Harrity. of Philadelphia,
has declared for Ex-Governor Pattison as
the Democratic candidate for Governor of
PENNSYLVANIA.
The clothing establishment of Geo ".
Sims. of Lincoln. Neb., has failed for
Sl5O,OOO
John KAY. Superintendent of the Metro
politan Life Insurance Co, of Pittsburg,
has been arrested on charge of embezkle-
mcut
Frank Woodruff al one time suspected
of completely i'm the Cronin murder. has
been convicted OF horse stealing gln ChcaSo
A bill was introduced In the Senate, yes
terdav. granting "a pension of S2,5'V a wear
10 the widow of Gen George B. McCiel-
Ian
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BUILDING A CITY.
A MAGNIFICENT ADDITION TO CHARLESTON
PLANNED.
A Syndicate Closes Deal for 5000 Acres in Which
% Erect a New Town-Vrginia Wants
Murderer Baisden-Hon ".
z. Arnold Dead.

Suecial Tsitgrdm 10 he Regisisr.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, April 29.-An
enormous land sale was recorded here
to-day. il being the sale Of 5000 acres OF
valuable land, within two miles OF
Charleston. IL was sold by private par
ties to the Kanawha City Company, Tor
1895. 900. This company proposes 10
make manufacturing city out OF the
property. and have set apart 100000
Of the paid up capital toward
securing manufacturing enterprises.
Negotiations have been in progress Tor
sometime with various manufactures.
and contracts will be signed 40 once.
now that the option on the property
has been taken up. The Company state
that within TWO weeks work will have
been begun ON factories that will be-
operated with over 100000 Of capital
Free fuel and location is offered conpa-
nies. and the proceeds from the sale oil
lots will be- used for bonuses. The city
will be connected with Charleston by
bridge. IL will develop the wonderful
resources Of this valley and make city
OF Charleston.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-30
PILING Up DAMAGE.
4 Towboat Strikes the False Work Foun-
dation of the Union Bridge.


Another towboat did considerable
damage to the Union bridge work yes
terday afternoon, which will have the
effect of very materially impeding the
progress Of putting up the channel span
of the bridge. Owing TO the rise a good
deal of coal was sent out from above to
lower parts, and about one o'clock yes
terday afternoon the towboat Pacific,
coming down with sixteen barges OF
coal. struck the piling on the east side
of the channel span. which was placed
there to build the false work upon, and
cleared ont three benches Of the pillng.
or about fifty piles, and they floated of
down the river. 4 good bit Of the lum-
Der was caught, but the majority OF the
niles are useless. as they are broken on,
while the others loated on down stream.
Just before she reached the bridge, an
observer SAYS, the Pacific swung IN a
sort of three-quarter shape. her tow
aiming straight at the piling. and IN
that way she passed between the chan
mel span. She had about 235 feet Of
clear space and the tow was not over
100 feet wide. but the wind was blow
ing quite strong at the time. and this
was perhaps the cause of the tow swing
ing around as it did. The Ark had a
very close call before her as also did
several other boats.
a representative OF Baird Bros. was
asked about the accident. and he said
he thought the tow ought to have run
through safely. as It was the thirteenth
that had passed through safely yester-
day, the others having twelve to fifteen
barges in tow, and that tows of sixteen
to eighteen barges had passed through
nicely and easily before.
II is learned the loss to the contractors
will be about 81 900. The Pacific Is the
boat that met with similar accident at
the Steubenvile bridge some months
ago. The tow was not damaged to any
extent yesterday, although she was
slightly looscned up in places.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-30

Mr. Joseph j. Levy. business maa.
,,.o- of Booth and Modieska. arrived in tlc
,..,,. yesterday tO make arrangements iof
,t,s annearance of his stars. next " ti-
,as5,r evening. at the Opera House,
IN ne Merchant OF Venice seats Aal'
hean niared at >, for the lower part, s-''
for choice gallery seats and = for o,hcr'
This win be- the first time the Merchant oi
Vcnic' ,.,j was ever given in Wheeling in i'e
entirety. and Mime Modieska VII hase - ai.
opp0rtuuity of wearing some ot ner mn ....,,
..detnrrs 4 ouarteue of male voices "lii
bo ,ntroduced into the production, Wnica
,yiIl be- pgt ou precisely the same as in Ne"
Work
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-30
CANADIAN SAILORS

Can Not serve ON american Lake Vessels.
MILWAUKEE, April 29.-A special te
the Ercung Wisconsin from Port Huron.
Mich. SAYS: A special agent of the
Treasury Department located at this
port has taken q large number of Cana
dian sailors from American vessels and
sent them back To Canada. Itisclaimed
they were violating the contract labor
law. Other classes OF Canadian laborers
who have been working ON this side
were returned 10 Canada.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-30

PARIS. April 29-Further arrests have
been made at Lyons of Anarchists who
yrero cndeavoriug TO incite workmen 10 vio-
lcnce The police of that city visited the
houses Of % number of suspects and seized
explosives and a number Of letters from
cousp.rat0rs Iu other cities.
FORTY MORE ANAKrHl>r-,
arour them au Italian who gave his name
as Capriana. were arrested n this city for
attempting to create disorders by working
men The Anarchist committee has re-
solved that the orders Of the police for the
regulation Of the demonstration on Thurs
day will be obcycd by the Anarchists
Twelve Anarchists were arrested in this
CITY YESTERDAY Among those taken into
custody We're the Marquis DeMores' MS
secretary. NJ. Mondaca. and VI. Provost
so.ratar.v ofthe Hair Dressers' Union.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-30

At Cleveland Cleveland 3; Cincinnati ..
learned runs. Cleveland 3. Cincinnati ]:
hits. Cleveland $, Cincinnati e., errors. !
each: attendance 700; pitchers. Gilks and
Foreman. umpire. McQUaid.
At Chicago Chicago 9: Pitts5Urg 1.
Earned runs. Chicago >. Pittsburg . hits,
Chicago 10, Pittsburg >; errors, Chicago .;
Pittsburg 5; pitchers, Coughlin and Dan
iels umpire. Zacharias.
At Philadelphia Philadelphia .. New
York 4 attendance 5000: hits, New York
O. Philadelphia >: errors. New York .,
Philadelphia .: earned. New York .. Phil
adelphia l.; pitchers Gleason and Rusie;
umpire, Lynch.
At Brooklyn Brooklyn >, Boston 2;hits,
Boston Is. Brooklyn /: errors. Boston T..
Brooklyn j.. earned. Boston .: pitchers,
Nichols and Hughes. umpircs. Bowers
and McDoIm0ti
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SawtclIc's Head Found.

BipDrroED, Nj. April 29.-A human
skull. from which the skin and hair had
been torn. leaving portions OF flesh up
ON the bones. has been found near Corn
lsh. ON the road between Limerick and
Cornish. i'm clump of bushes. 1t will
of course be impossible to Identify the
skull. but there seems % be little dor bt
that il is Hiram Sawtelle'S head This
belief is foAndcd not only upon the fact
that the head alone had been found.
but also upon the evident effort which
had been made 90 prevent Identified
ff,r
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Rrntherhond Gnmes.

At Boston Boston -, New York l3:
earned runs. Boston :. New York :; hits.
Boston II. New York g; errors. Boston Z,
New York;: pitchers Daley. Madden and
O'Day: Umpires. Gafuey aud Barnes.
Al Brooklyn Brooklyn 9; Philadelphia ~
earned runs, Philadelphia; hits, Phlladel-
phia l3. Brooklyn :: errors. Philadelphia
4. Brooklyn III: umpircs. Ferguson and
Holbcrt pitchers. Hustled and Sowders.
At Pttsburg Pittsburg q. Cleveland
:: hits, Pittsburg n. Cleveland l3; errors,
Pittsburg &. Cleveland >. earned. Pittsburg
g. Cleveland . pitchers. Calvin and Blake
ly: umpircs. Matthews and Cunning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-30
Schnefcr and McClcary.

san Francisco. April 20.-"Wizard
Schacfcr and Coast Champion McCleary
have deposited 81. 900 each as forfeit
ON q billiard match which will be played
the nights of May %. 30 and 81. at
Metropolitan Hall. Next Thursday am
other 81 600 side will bee deposited.
They will play 900 points each night
and Schaefer will allow McCleary sim
gle discount. The match viii De for
-. .ulO side.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-30
The Rrotherbood Strikes Back.

PHILADELPHIA, April 29.-Thc local
Brotherhood club. at their meeting last
night decided to take action on the de-
sertiou of Myers, Gleason, Clements.
Thompson and Schryer from their club,
and j. NJ. Nandcrslice was empowered
To enter suits against these men. asking
that they be cnioincd from playing with
the League team. This action was
brought about by the pushing Of the
Pickett case, and they have no doubt
but what they will be able to stop these
men from playing. The suits will be
bpguu af once.
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DANGER SIGN OUT.
CHICAGO FEARS TROUBLE ALONG TEE BLOODY
BLACK ROAD.
Discomfort Among the Men Who Fomented the Hay
market R0ts-Carpenters and Small Bosses
Agree -Tratlr in the Camp
Labor News.

CuICACo. April 29-A repetition OF
the labor troubles of Sc on the old
Black road is feared by the Daily Ncr~.
This afternoon. it says. unless the straw
showing the way the wind blows varies
much within the next two days. the
labor troubles of SIS ON the BLACK
road. as Blue Island avenue is called,
may Doe repeated Blue Island avenue
from Twenty-SccOnd street west, is oc-
cupicd largely by immense factories and
lumber yards. To the troubles ON the
Black road and their fatal consequences
can Doe directly traced the causes which
lcd 20 the iaymarket massacre OF May
&. 1856. Fully 10000 men are within
tine territory bounded ON the east by
Twenty-Sccond street and lying largely
south of Blue Island avenue. At the
Mccormick reaper works, employing
something over l.6OO men, the eight
hour movement has a strong hold upon
them. As was the case i'm 'S6, the for
cigu element is loudeSt i'm its demands
and. in fact the others are not l0ath 90
follow their leadership.
AN AGREEMENT REACHED.
The Journal says that an agreement
for the resumption of work by the strik-
ing carpenters and the new Bosses As
sociatou has actually been reached aud
that the men will resume work ON Fri
day. I'm the meantime the leaders are
cndcayoring 10 keep secret not merely
the terms of the agreement but the fact
of it iu order thar enthusiasm among
the strikers may not cool So that they
may turn ont iu' fun force for the May
day parade.
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OHIO VETERANS.
Encampment of the Grand Army at
Cincinnati.

CNcINNArI, April 29.-The twenty
fourth annual encampment of the Ohio
Department of the Grand Army Of the
Republic convened in Pixies Opera
House at 10 o'clock this morning. The
meeting was presided over by the De-
partmcnt Commander, Gen. 5. II. Hurst,
of Chillicothe. Only routine business
was transacted The election Of officers
will be held tomorrow.
The grand parade took place this af-
ternoon, and public reception will be
given to the visiting delegates at Music
Hall tonight, at which Mayor Mosby
will preside
Mrs Elizabeth :. Heron presided at
a meeting of the Ohio Departmental of the
Womcns Relief Corps, which assembled
at the Scottish Rite Cathedral this morn
ing. Mrs. Lydia 5 Morrison, the Ma
tional Inspector, reported 30S corps in
the State, an increase of ~ over last
year. These comprise over ll,00O MEM
bers. In the past year S9,3Sl has been
expended i'm its various avenues of aid
to soldiers and their families.
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NV urun.uick Labor TROUBLES.

81. Ioux. y. b.. April 29. The labor
strikes here are assuming a grave
a,nect. Yesterday the employees of Nc
Avi,v Is Sous. brass founders, went out
.on 9 ui.c-hour strike TheemploycS Of
f.rcd "a half-holiday Saturday instead,
which was refused. The men of Flem-
fne.> locomotive Works also went ont.
They were allowed the nine hours. but
refused to accept it because TWO of the
.mnlovos who refused TO sign the docu-
mrut continued at work.
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GoMrERs' ADVICE.
Wise Words Of Council From the Presi-
dcnt of the Nntional Federation.

dent of the National Federation.
New NoRK. April 29-Samuel Gompers.
President of the National Federation of
Labor has issued circular 20 American
,vorl-iurmen I'm 10 he reviews the eight
hour movement I'm the carpenters trade.
and saws. 81 ask YOU 10 refrain from any
srmnafhetir strikes. Rather remain at
,out. work and aid the carpenters aud join
crs To- win iu the contest. To the carpen,
ters and joincrs my advice is 20 demand
and insist upon the enforcement of the
eicbt-hour work day IL is not matter Of
theory: it is fact that the question OF
WAGES and conditions viii regulate them
selves to vour benefit as soon as the eight
hour work day has been in operation. For
.lat reason. IF YOU cannot secure the eight-
hour work day with other conditions, tnen
allow them toremain open for further adj
iu-tment. In the demonstration 10 oe heid
Nay /. turn out iu vast numbers. and by
YOUR presence manifest your unalterdnie
determination 20 have the eight-hour work
3ay enforced. though 10y one trade at "a
time. Vet for al as tine ultimate result
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AnInIInc for Eight mours.

Eo,rox. April eo.-Thc Amalgamated
Society of Carpenters and JoinerS at "a
meeting last night formally decided TO
cooperate with the brotherhood ol
C9rpeutcrs. The action OF this body
which had been regarded as the most
conservative organization in this city,
brings every organization i'm Boston M
line for the eight hour movement on
Nfr.
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JUDAS AMONG THEM.
4 Traitor in the Ranks of the Chicago
strikers.

CmCAoo. April 29.-The NcrS says
there is row In the carpenters council
over the discovery that one or more of
the strikers has been supplying the mas
tcrS association with inside information
regarding the plans of the men. Yes
tcrday's meeting of the council. which
lasted all afternoon. was "a ycritabie
paudemonium. Some one i'm the body
had discovered that there was Judas
n the ranks, and exposed his troachery
while the question of arbitration with
the new association was pending. There
was demand for ana investigation im-
modiatc'y As result the entire
strike committee was discharged and am
entirely new committee appointed.
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STILL soUABBLING.
Another Chapter in the CIeveland-Dana
Episode.

NV YORK, April ?9.-Tbe hcated
discussion between Editor Dana. of the
sun. and cX-President Cleveland is
within a day or two TO have considerable
light shed upon IT, Mr.. Fred Crawford
who interviewed Mr.. Cleveland for the
World. has sold his affidavit as TO what
transpircd to Arkell IL Harrison. of
Frank LcSljC'N Illustrated Newspaper. re-
cciviug good round sum therefor, and
70 will appear in the columns of that
journal Crawford has severed his con-
ncction with the World for its repudia-
tion of his interview, and may supple
ment his affidavit with a personal state
mcnt i'm the daily press. The affidavit.
it is said, will place the World in an un-
cuyiablc licht
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-30
REoursrrroN FOR BArsDEN.
The Logan County Criminal Wanted for
Murder In Virginia.

S0,ciai telegram 10 ne Register.
CHARLESTON. W. W. April 29.-A
requisition from the Governor OF Nir-
ginia for John Henry Baisdcn. who was
recently arrested and Jailed in Logan
county, after being wounded by the
ShcriiI's posse. and after Jim and John
Smith Baisdcn had been killed. was TO-
day presented TO Governor Fleming by
Officer Beyins. who arrested Bai,den.
The Governor refused 10 honor the
rcQuiSitlon until he had heard from the
Prosecuting Attorney Of Logan county.
who he had been told wanted Baisden
kept 10 answer indictments and 20,
witness I'm murder case. he will NOT
be- turned over 10 the Virginia official.
until the West Virginia authorities arr
through him. lie is wanted for the muir
der of Bob Irons i'm February last. 1911
Baisdcn has not yet been captured.
John Henry Brisdcn IS in iail in Logan
county suffering from his wound.