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Wichita eagle., 1890-02-09

good character, earning high wages, and
considered it happy ordination of
Providence that brought him and Sally
together; and when it was time for Sally
to go, and Joe appeared at the cars,
Jerushy reeily turned her head and
appeared not to hear that perfectly audi
BILE whisper: DEAREST Sally, may write
you letter.
But am afraid she heard, neverthe-
less, from the very significant speech
that followed her good-by kiss on Sally's
pensive blushing face:
Il expect you won't stay away
dreadful long while from Westboro', /,
Sally; and you'll be just as welcome as
summer time when you do come back. !"
To which Sally only returned as an
swer a deeper blush and a dimphng
smile.
1t would be impertinent to inquire
what were Sauy's meditations in the
cars; they are open TO conjecture; but
when she arrived ut the station where
ner father was TO meet her, and. after q
welcome, according to his own chestnut
bur fashion. of a growi and kiss, was
safely set beside him In the wagon, the
squire looked round at her with G pierc-
ing stare. and expressed his opinion in
the premises:
''Well, seems as if you'd growed kind
O. good iookin'. child. Had a good
timer"
''Oh. father, perfectly splendidr'
Il want 10 know, ANY young feIlers
down 10 WestboToE'
Yes. SIR, with a fresh blush. for her
pure skin showed the heart bea Is un-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-08
WASHINGTON NEWS
PROGRAMME FOR THE WEEK IN THE TWO
HOUSES
Tariff Monstrosity and the River and Harbor Steal
Will Occupy the Senate's Valuable
Time-Raum is Not of the
Kind That Resigns

WASHINGTON, ID. c., September e
Monday in the Senate will be devoted
to the consideration Of the sugar Sched-
ulc of the tariff bill in connection with
the reciprocity question. Debate will
begin Tuesday. When no more amend
mentS remain To be offered and the vote
is on the passage of the bill six hours
will be given to general debate. For
the Republicans, Senators ingalls, and
Aldrich will probably occupy the time;
for the Democrats, MeSSrs Mcpherson
aud Carlisle and possibly Vest. The
lirr. vote on the bin will not
be taken. il is believed, until
near the close of the week. The
conference report on the Riyerand lIar-
bor bill will be called mp tomorrow
morning by Senator Frye. After the
tariff bill is out of the way the confer
cnce report on the Land Grant forfeit
ure bill will be taken up. Then Sena-
tor Sawyer will call up the anti-lottery
bill. According To previous notice by
Senator Quay, Saturday will be given to
eulogieS on the late Representative Ran
dali, of Pennsylvania.
District of Columbia business will
probably occupy the attention OF the
House Monday. Tuesday the Virginia
contested election case OF LangSton vs..
Vcnablc is to be considered, and it will
be followed closely by the South Caro-
lima contested case OF Miller vs.. Elliott.
In both of these cases the Elections
Committee propose to seat the colored
Republican contestants. The tariff bill
may be returned, with request for a
conference, which will certainly be
granted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-08
GEN. MOVES FUNERAL.
Impressive Ceremonies over the Remains
OF Ohio's Great son


CINCINNATI, September The fu-
neral of the late Gen Edward NoyeS,
thi, afternoon. though conducted with
great simplicity, was the occasion of "a
large and varied attendance. The ser
vices for tine family and the
near relatives were held In the
family residence and they were
very simple. Then the march was
taken up to the Mt. Auburn PreShytcr-
lam church. where the public services
wcrcbeld. The honorary pall-bcarerS,
who were eN-Presidcnt Hayes, General
y. W. Fuller, oi Toledo. Dr. O. W.
Dixon, 1f thc Chicago bUt-Ocom, DIR.
H. W. Thali. Hon j. B. Peas
Ice. General NJ. T. Force, General
Charles E Brown. cN-Guvcrudr John Is.
Neil, ol Idaho; Judge L. w. Moore.
Judge -. II. Hunt and Gcn. a. lhckcn-
.lopcr ot this city. stood iu line while
eight members of the regiment which
thc deceased had commanded during the
war. bore tho ca>kct Jo the hcar,c. 40
tlcchur.h. thc Rev. D. W. Chidlaw thc
y,uewbI, Chaplain of 1hc j9th rcsi-
mont. maJe 80 prayer. Tie then m-
uouuc.i the singing of a
hymn which hc said was especially
la a>ortc with Gcu. NoyrS. d. G..
WMuj.r's .'Thc Eternal Goodness was
then sung with thrilling effect. Bishop
Walden. of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, read passage of scripture, and
then Mr. Chidiaw delivered a brief adj
dress. The Rev. Dudley w. Rhodes
followed n % very brief culogy OF the
deceased The burial took place at
Spring Grove.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-08
THE RECEPTION TO KT. REV. BISHOP
KAHN.
4 ROYAL and Hearty Welcome To BE EN-
tended This Morning.

The train bearing RI Rev. Bishop kain
on his return from his long European tour,
is expected 10 arrive in this city al
0.90 o'clock this morning and
will be met at Thirty-slXth and
NcCuUoch streets by Chief Mar
Shall T. =. Riley and staff and the column
of societies and men Of the various Catho-
lie congregations. as published in ycster-
dov's REGISTER. The special train which
is Ia run out 20 Cameron 10 mcc' the Bish-
on. will leave the b. n O. depot ai SIX
o'clock this morning. and a large number
Of people will avail themselves oi tue OPP
portunity TO greet the head of tie ChuNh
In this diocese al an early hour. az the sta-
tion named. At Cameron. the Rt keV-
RisboD will leave the regular train for the
snelial which will then be run into the city.
When the reception party and Bishop
Kain leave the train at Thirty-siXth street,
the parading column, composed OF the
ODera House band, the Knights OF ST
George. the Knights Of St John, the Rt
Rev Bishops carriage and carriages con
tanning the clergy and invited guests, the
Youne Mems Catholic Society oil 81
Alphonus church. the St. Alphonus 50
ciefv Nfavers' band. the a o. H.. Of this
CITY. and visiting cOmmanderies, ana cltl-
zens generally. will march up 10 the "a
thedral. where there Will be "a more formal
welcome and suitable services
Last evening "a number OF the CathOhc
clergy Of this diocese, together win dele
cations Of members OF the Church from
Clarl,sburg. Weston. Grafton, and other
points. arrived in TIE city, to take
part i'm the welcome Of this morning, and
the occasion promises TO be hearty and
spontaneous outpouring of thankfulness at
the distinguished diyines safe return.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-08
SUPREME COURT
Important Cases Considered at the Sitting
mt Charlestown.


CHAELEsrowN, w. Va, September =
The following cases were considered by
the Supreme Court yesterday and Friday
Hannah Hnkle VS.. j. ID. Hinkle ct al, from
Pendleton county, submitted; j. NJ. Mason
vs.. Harper's Ferry Bridge Co, from Jeffer-
son county, continued; Henry Shepherd
vs. Croft X Zimmerman, from jefferson
county. submitted State VS.. Hers
chal Ice, from Lewis county, sub
mitted; Atwood & Co. VS. f.. j.
Dolan. from Marshall county, submitted {;
Wheeling Bridge Company VS. Wheeling
and Belmont Bridge Company, from Ohio
county, argued and submitted; James
Bice VS. John Nixon, from Marion county
submitted; John f.. Kuhn VS. j. II. Brown
field. from Marion county, submitted; State
vs. A. NJ. BoggeSs, from MOnongalia coun-
tv, submitted; State VS.. j. NJ. TeXrick,
from Marion county, submitted; y. X.
Thomas vs. +. NJ. Hukill. from MonOngaia
county, continued until Fall Special Term
n. NJ Halmer and wife VS. j. NJ. French,
from Summers county, appeal and
supersedeas allowed, bond 500;
State vs.. Harry Swift, from Roanc county,
writ of error dismissed for failure to print
record: Geo. Pitman, administrator, vs..
Grafton and Greenbrier Railroad Com
panV. from Barbour county, petition for
writ of error refused; T. II. Elliott, re
ceiver, vs. f. a. Phelps, from Barbour,
county. appeal and supersedeas allowed
bond 500; Mr. Chas G. Dickey, of Pitts
burg Pa, was admitted to practice. Ad
jOurned till Monday next at 10 o'clock.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-08
ABOUT PEOPLE
Daily Chronicle of the Movements OF In
diyiduals.

dividuals.
VIM. II. Gray is home on a visit from
Kansas City.
Crawford Booth, Esq, Of Taylor, Texas
arrived i'm the city yesterday on visit 20
relatives.
Cadets Garvin, Mccoy, Meyer Osterling
and Stifcl will leave to-day for the State
University.
Mr. John \. Armstrong, an old Wheeling
boy, is in the city Of his nativity, shaking
hands with his friends.
Misses Annie O'Hare. Jenie Kraft and
Bridget Corners visited friends in pits
burg yesterday.
Capt r. r. Stewart, Of the Globe Con
tract Company, returned Sunday, from an
extended business trip through the State
Mr. w. ID. UptegraI. Of Pittsburg. "a
member of the Board Of Directors OF the
Street Railway Company, came down yes
terday.
Anderson Thompson, Secretary Of the
Crystal Glass Company, Bridgeport, left
last night for the West, on "A trip for the
above company.
Among West Virginians al the Behlcryes
terdaY were J.. X. BOnyer j. II. McAlles
ter, c. w. McAllcster and f.. ID. Gilliillcu,
all Of Winfield.
Mr. Neglcy Cochran, son Of Judge Il.
II. Cochran and one Of the proprictors OF
the Toledo Commercial. is in the city, on a
visit, and paid this Office pleasant call
yesterday.
John X. Dunlap ESD publisher OF thc
India Rnbber W0rid aud former Wheeling
boy, was in the city Saturday. Mr. Dun
lap and family have been summerlng at
Mountain Lake.
among the arrivals at the Windsor ycs.
terday were W. d. Hclmich, Of Fairmonl
II. j. Dent. Of Parkcrsburg, u. G.. Edmis
ton. Of Weston, H. s. White, Of Bolton.
and NJ G. Gray. OF Belmont.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-08
AFTER Ills WHISPERS.
The Interesting Experience of a Chicago
Hebrew

CHICAGO, September "A pipe full
of whiSkcrs' was the singular demand
upon Bernard Cohen by six young row.
dies passing through the Hebrew Colony
ON South Union this afternoon. The
six made a dash to secure the whiSkers,
plucking wildly at Cohen'S ample beard ,
but were desperately resisted by Cohen
and his wife. who were speedily
reinforced by nearly hundred
other Hebrews. The leader Of
the rcinforcementS was Jacob
SitI, ncighbor of Cohen's, just
returned from a ranch i'm Montana. The
cowboy Hebrew made things lively for
the hoodlumS during a brief space. but
rashly believed that Il revolver in the
hands of one of them merely meant a
Dlgn. Attempting to completely
vanish the six, sin received bullet
in the forehead. He was taken
to the hospital i'm a dying condition.
Four of the hoodlumS. John Foss,
Harry Clark. Frank PETER and Frank
Mason, were arrested, but the identity
of the cowboys SlaycrS remains Il
mVStprN
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-08
EEFORMERS STILL At WORK.
A Meeting of the Law and Order Society
Held Yesterday.

There was another meeting OF the Law
and Order Society yesterday afternoon at
the hall in McLain's block. There were
about sevcnty-tive persons present. The
hall being so near the roof the heat was al
most iutolerable The room seemed for
awhile like a not box. The meeting was
opened with the singing Of hymn follow
ed by prayer by Brother Bias
dell President ID. ". Martin pre-
sided over the meeting and after
a few Introductory remarks introduced as
the principal speaker Capt Wishart, Of
Pittsburg who made very able and
philosophical address defining and setting
forth i'm q clear aud comprehensive light
the principles OF Law and Order as eX-
perenced all over the country, also much
that was new and entertaining TO the
audience i'm the matter of temperance
Capt. Wishart spoke for an hour and q
quarter, and largely from manuscript.
Rev. F.. NJ. Lynch was the next speaker,
who said he was in hearty sympathy with
the movement, referring at some length 10
matters locally He was followed by +.
4. Watkins. who spoke of the determin-
alton Of the league to bring about the de-
sired reform. and referred to the ideal
Sabbath day as seen at the Isle OF Man.
Rev Mr. Graham, of the Zane Street
Methodist church, and also Brother Blais-
dell made remarks. Isaiah Warren then
took the floor and talked for some minutes
on the work of reform from legal stand
point. and cited many points of law.
The Society desires US to state that the
committee. A. j. McNash, X. w. Jones
and w. r. Cooey, appointed TO secure a
hall for the mass meeting yesterday after
noon called upon the manager of both Opera
Houses. but were refused permission to
occupy them Mr.. Watkins says detec-
tive was hired to scour the city yesterday
and that all those who sold anything yestcr-
day will have to appear before Squire
Arklc tonight.
There will be an international meeting
of the Law and Order Society in Pittsburg
November 10Th TO 2lth inclusive There
will be representatives present from
Europe. Canada and the l,2OO leagues IN
the United States. Among the speakers
announced are Rev Edward Everett Hale,
of Boston: j. NJ Langston, eX-Mnister to
Havti: John j. McLarren, of the Queens
Council. Toronto; John Wanamaker, Sena-
tor Evarts. of New York; Senator Col
quilt. of Georgia, and Byron Cutcheon, OF
Il
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-08
RAUM WILL STICK.
lie Denies That lie Has Any Intention OF
Resigning.

WASHINGTON, d. c., September Con
cerniug the statement that he was about
to res.gn his Office because of charges made
against him Pension Commissioner
Raum says in an interview published here
to-day: There is not a single word Of
truth in the whole story. never have yet
run when under fire, and l have no inten-
ton of beginning that sort Of thing just
now II will be very easy for me TO clear
mvsc call these charges against me, and,
what is more ! can prove that the charges
and the investigation are alike, the results
of malice and bad blood That is really all
I care TO say inst now
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-08
When tho Prlnce Comes.

II the Prince OF Wales comes to Amer
lea next winter. one Of his chief delights
will be- a luncheon Of Maryin's famons
Stanley Cakes. He will likely take sey-
eral boxes of the delicious dainty home
to his royal mother Queen Vie. Mar
wins Stanley Cakes are selling iikewild-
fire. and are undoubtedly one Of the fin
est things in the market.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-08
Nnminnted a NJ. TIel,et.

Special T,tqrg1 fo Pc Register.
WESTON. W. VA, September '.-Ih'
publican County Convention here yester
da,- ,v,ls a tame affair The weather may
have dampened the ardor of the Repuo,l.i
cams. as they were not very enthusiastic
and harmony does not prevail in the camp
The ticket nominated is weak one anu
win boz easily beaten. Capt II. L. Egan
heads the ticket for House of Representa-
tivcs. and Peterson for County Clerk. \
-reat many simon pure Republicans nave
already pledged themselves 20 support the
Democratic candidate for Clerk oil thy
County Court. and his election IS conceded
bv most of the Republicans
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-08
CONFIDENCE IN MINER.
Secretary Kimberly gays the Guatemalan
Minister Il All Right.

BALTIMORE. September 7.-Mr. Sam
Kimberly, Secretary Of Legation to the
Central American States and Consul
General Of the United States at Guate-
mala, starts for his post of duty
tomorrow. Speaking of the state
Of affairs in the Central American
States, Mr.. Kimberly said: 81 think
the Department mt Washington has per
feet confidence in the present Minister
there. Mr.. Mizcncr The GautcmalanS
are an impetuous race, and it would be
wise for the United States to move
slowly. The Central Americans are de-
sirous of having closer intercourse
with us. and our Government has taken
deep interest i'm the matter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-08
NEWS IN \ LINE.

Maurice Gilbert and Frank Bernico
If Ruttc CITY. Mont, were detected while
ottempting to smuggle in two $500 watches
at New York.
The Car has started for Nolkynla TO AZ
tend the military maneuvres.
Mrs. Edward Resunger was shot ,,l' ana
killed by her dissipated husband at MIL
waukee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-08
The Ei,er.lde Improvement..

The improvements TO the Riverside blast
furnace at Steaubenville are completed.
and Superintendent Spearman is waiting
for orders from this city 20 light up. The
furnace has been refined and is practically
new. All the tracks about the furnace
have been wideucd 10 standard gauge, do
ing away with the narrow gauge cars ana
substituting steam for mule power. The
capacities Of the stock, casting ana other
houses have been increased, ana the output
Of the furnace is expected 10 be- larger than
ever before. During the winter set OF
Mcclure X Amsler's celebrated hot air
stoves will be added
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-08
PAY NO MORE RENT
OBRIENS ADVICE TO STARVING IRISH
FARMERS.
Their Own Faultif Single Child Suffers frFooI-
Another French Duel-Many New
Cases Of Chllera-0ther
Foreign News.

CORK, September Mr.. William
o Brien, speaking at Meeln, County
Cork, said it would be Ireland's own
fault if single child starved. The ten
ants ought not to pay penny Of rent
until their families were provided for
They had no business to make begging
appeals to IriShmen abroad, but should
look to Mr.. Balfour and his sublime
schemes. In regard to the writ recently
served upon him, Mr.. O'Brien said that
Lord Salisbury thought to prevent him
from going to America boy means oi q
bankruptcy notice.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-08

NEW VoRK. September a BABY car
r-are which was being rolled by two boys
on fhe roof of No. 2o3. South Fifth avenue
broke away. and with its two-year-old oc-
,',nant fen five stories. this afternoon
The carriage remained upright ana zen. zen
ON u bale of rags i'm the street where IL Ws.s '
shattered The baby bounced upWaru
and was caught i'm the arms OF young
man standing near. Itwas not INJURED.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-08
Aonnittcd ofnI. Nenhew.. Murder.

CHlMBERsuURG. PA, September John
Rhodes was at a late hour on Saturday
evening. acquitted of the murder Of his
nephew. VIM. Rhodes. The two men had
ouarreled in Hagerstown, Nd, during the
day and when they returned home 1t was
renewed. William drew revolver, when
.Iohn hurried into the house, picked up a
shot gun. returned to the porch and fired
the shot instantly killing his nephew.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-08
WANTED icy OHIO LAWYERS.
Resolution of the state Bar Association
Introduced by FIR. Sherman.

WAsnINGroN. September . Senator
Sherman introduced yesterday resolution
passed at a meeting of the Ohio State Bar
Association, calling upon the Ohio Senators
and Representatives to use their influence
to obtain, this session if possible, the pas
sage of some bill providing for an inter
mediate Appellate Federal Court \ bill
of this character passed the House last
May, and is now pending in the Senate
Judiciary Committee. Mr.. Edmunds is
said to be opposed TO its passage.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-08
sLIGmrLN sENsATIONAL.
4 Ciddy Ballet Girls Jump Into IL

A Ciddy Ballet Girls Jump Into the
sea.
New YoEN. September s.-On the up
per deck of the iron steamboat Cepheus
There was "a jolly party from the Pearl
of Pckm" company. In the company
was handsome 2O-year-oid girl, Lille
Young. and Sladc. the sandwich man,
When oil BAY Ridge, Lille Young
turned toward the sandwich man and
said airily: "Shall l jump?' Slade-
who is seven feet high, shouted dramat-
icauv. "let her 90 Gallagher Lille
jumped far ont into the water, and was
afterwards dragged into a tug, arrested
and held ON charge of attempted
suicide. She is hySterical.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-08
DEADLY CHINESE FEUD.
Ping King ro"gcr' and chee ro"ser' Dis

SAN FRANCISCO, September At ai
early hour this morning there was q
fight in Chinatown and TWO Chimes,
were shot Ping King Tong Society
were holding outdoor religious
services ON Wavcrly palac,
when members OF the Chez Tong
Tong Company intcrfercd. Instantly
knives, rcyolycrs, and clubs were drawn
and two shots were fired. \ Chinese
mob drove away the police. The fight
was again renewed over some idols.
Police dispersed them finally. but both
societies swear revenge.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-08

Pirr,nCRc, pa, September Z. Pete
Priddy returned from New York tonight
flushed with his victories there, 10 meet "a
challenge from T.. G.. McCleland, who won
over him at Boston The terms are three
miles for 800 Il side, the race To come of al
Homewood Park within three weeks.
priddv will probably accept
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-08
Foster not rendered the Spanish Mission.

WAsnINcToN, September Mr. John
w Foster, of Indiana, formerly United
States Minister to Spain, said to-day that
the report that he had been again rendered
the Spanish Mission, and that he would ac-
ccpt, provided a reciprocity amendment TO
the tariff bill were pas scd was not true in
any respect He considered himself per-
manentlv out of putlic life.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-08
MARRIED THE DAY THEY MET.
Atlantic City y. j.. Witnesses the Quick
est Love Making on Record.


ATLANTIC CITY, y. j.. September E.
While two Philadelphia young ladies
were walking on the beach at this place
Yesterday they met two gentlemen, one
from Philadelphia and one from Wash
ington. one of the Philadelphia ladies
was acquainted with the Quaker City
man. and she introduced her companion.
The walk was then confined, the two
Philadelphia friends walking together
and the Washington young man escort
ing the second lady from the City of
Brothcry Love. Before the walk was
over the latter two had concluded the
quickest courtShip on record, had be
come engaged, and to the surprise of
their companions announced their de
sire to be married at once.
All four thereupOn repaired to magiS-
trate's Office, and the pair made man
and wife. The gentleman is William
b. Perkins, commercial traveller OF
Washington. and the fair bride is Miss
Nartis Dahl, of Philadelphia.
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3O,OOO,OOO MORTGAGE.
Great Railway scheme on Foot at Spokane
Falls.

SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, September :.
A mortgage on the lines of the Great
Northern Railway st. Paul, Mime
apoliS and Manitoba railway was filed
in the County Auditors Office here to-
day. The mortgage is made to the
Central Trust Company, under date OF
July ist. The amount of the mortgage
is thirty million dollars. The purpose
of the loan is stated to be for the Pa
cifc extension of the Great Northern
from AsSiniboine 10 Puget Sound. The
extension it is said, will cost five mil
lion dollars.
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a yorNG Girl Eops ruE MAILS.
She Is Cnly sixteen Years old and the
Daughter of an Ohio Postmaster.


Daughter Of an Ohio Postmaster.
IEoNroN. 3D.. september Edna.
the SiNtoeu-ycar-o'd daughter of Post
master Boggs, of Andes. Ohio, town
near here, was arrested yesterday,
charged with opening letters and alb
stractug the couttutS. 10 has devcl-
0pcd that the girl has riAed the mails
for several years. ever since she was
nine or ten years of age. Whenever
thcr, was any money iu the envelopes
she too,> it. Her robhcric> have amount
cd to a. large sum-
Complaints have frequently been made
of tbe .sJppearauce OF letters received
and tlc failure OF the scudcrs to get re-
turns from orders by mails, \ Po>toi-
icc Inspector discovered Che cute
plfcrcr. who at first Stoutly maintained
her Innocence, but afterward made %
fuu confession. She was arrested and
bound over iu $500 bail.