davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-01-12
SOLID IN line
no BOLTERS At COLUMBUS.
The Old Roman Speaks Out for Democratic
Unity.
ALL SUPPORT THE NOMINEE.
Smith, Of Franklin, the Only Possible
Exception.

COLUMBUS, O., January 11.-There havs
been no new developments to-day relative
to the alleged Senatorial bolt which hss
been in contemplation looking to the de-
feat of Calvin S. Brice, the caucus nomi-
nee. A large number of Democrats, some
of them prominent, have been interviewed,
and they express the one opinion that there
will be no bolt, and claim thst the three
men who remained out of the caucus can
not afford to aid in the defeat of Brice.
Nearly every Democrat who has bsen
talked to on the subj ect believes the mem
bers, with the possible exception of Smith,
will vote for the caucus nominee. No ex-
preston has been secured direct from either
Of the three men who remained out of the
caucus.
So many prominent Democrats, includ-
ing Judge Thurman, have expressed them
selves against bolt of the caucus that il
is concluded that the members cannot
Withstand the pressure which will be
brought to bear between this time and
next Wednesday. Gov elect Campbell ar
rived this evening.
A special 90 the Cleveland Plaindedler
ssys There is nothing bu' praise on every
hand for the clean ard dignifsd msansr in
which Mr. Brice and his friends have con-
Quoted their canvass No charges of boo
die ere heard, and even Republicans are
very quiet on that ntject. The Ohio
State Journal, the Republican organ OF
Central Ohio, after watching the contest
closely he's the following this morning:
"There is one thing that is to be remem-
bered. Brice has shown what can be done
By the machine, and the same machine
will be operated against the Republicans
in Ohio in the future campaigns. 1t is 10
time for foolish work or child's play"
II will be noticed that nothing is said
about Doodle. The worst charge is that il
was done by the machine. The journal
is no doubt correct in warning Republi-
cans TO be on their guard in the future.
The election OF Calvin S Brice means new
life and vigor in the Ohio Democracy.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-01-12
BELL BOY BURNED.
Thousands Of Dollars Worth Of Horse Flesh Roasted
By Fire-Disastsr in Kentucky.
General Sporting News.

VERSAILLES, KY, Janusry 1.-THE
stables belonging to Macy Bios. were burn
ed this morning at A O'Clock, destroying 30
out of 36 horses. Among the horses burn
ed was Bell Boy, recently sold here at auc-
tion by Jefferson & Seaman to j. Clarke
for S51, 900. 1t is said that Clarke had re-
fused $100 600 for this horse.
Bell Boys quarters were adjacent to the
office of the stable, where a man was on
guard. An effort was made to reach the
horse and get him out but the animal re-
fused TO move, and before sufficient assist
auce could be had to force him
from the building the heat drove
the would-be rescuers away and
he was left to his fate. He was untether-
Cd, and through occasional riffs Of the
smoke and flame could be seen plungiDg
and kicking until the fiery food swept
over him and, with a mighty plunge, he
went down to rise no more. The charred
tody, burnt so that the entrails protrude,
lies in full view of the people who cOngre-
gate in crowds to inspect the scene of the
disaster. The entire loss is estimated at
1850, 900.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-01-12
TILTOSVILLE.
4 Brief Budget of Local News
Nntes

4 Brief Budget Of Local News
Notes.
Special Correspondence OF the Sunday RcoiS,er.
TLToSvLLE, O., January 11.-Ross
Ellis, the young man who wss seriously
injured By an explosion Of powder, is able
to be out.
Mrs. Abner Apologize returned to her
home at Sharon, Po., after pleasant visit
with her daughter, Mrs. G. W. Tycett.
There is some little talk about changing z
the Rockingham ard Yellow Ware Pottery
to the White Granite factory.
The Yorkville coal mine hGs been idle
for the past few days.
One of our prominent citizens hss re
ceived word from one OF the interested off,
GERS Of the Wheeling and Lake Erie rail.
road stating that a full force of workman
would be put to work at this point to
grade the road bed some time within Thirty
days.
A quiet wedding took place las. Wednes.
day afternoon at the residence of William
AIKEN. 1t was the marriage OF his daugh-
ter, Miss Jceie, to Mr. Z K. Burris, OF
Smithhtld. Rev. W. O. Meek performed
ths ceremony. They have the best wishes
Of their numerous friends.
Roth & Piercs's coal mine is working
but four days a week.
Pro!racted meetings will soon he held at
the A. N. E. Church.
A good substantial wslk cut Third street
TO the depot would rot be much expense
to the town, bat it would make it more
sgreeabls for visitors and persons wishing
TO get on the trains. There should be
something done to improve ali the eide
walks.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-01-12
: NOISOME SCANDAL

Vie Disclosures Of another Den ef L)n-
don Aristocracy.
LONDON, January 1.-THE world Of
society and aristocracy in EugIsnd is sb-
solntely astounded to-day by the intslli-
geuce that the police have discovered an
other scandal in the West End of London,
exceeding in its suggestions Of filth and
anmentionable immorslities those which
have been brought TO light in connection
with the Cleveland street club house.
The most general details OF the new
scandal are all that have as yet been given
out by the police, who are basily engaged
in unearthirg the unasvory villainy. The
list of persons implicated is reported to be
a long one AMI to contain some very prom
inent nance. Two notsbles of society
have already fed the country in conse-
quence OF the disclosures.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-01-12
HONORED IN DEATH.

Services over Judge Keney's Remains,
Yesterday.
WASHINGTON, D. c., January IL
Lonq before the hour of noon the galleries
of the HouEs were filed with spectators
anxious to do honor to the memory OF q
man who had for go many years been
prominent member of that body. A few
moments before the House was called to
order the members of the Senate without
formal announcement entered the chamber
and quickly took seats in the body of the
hall. A sable covered bier stood in front
of the Clerks desk and a handsome
floral tribute was placed near by. AT l2:lO
the officiating clergymen, Drs. Butler and
Cuthbert entered the hall reading the be-
ginning of the burial service. They were
followed by the committees of the Senate
ard House having charge of the ceremonies,
and then amid a solemn hush the casket
containing the remains Of Vim. d. Kelley
was placed on the bier. The family of the
deceased were then escorted to the seats
provided for them close to the casket. The
burial service was read by DR.. Butler and
PRAYER was offered by DR.. Cuthbsrt.
DR.. Butler then read the fifteenth chap
ter of the first Epistle to the Corinthians,
and followed bis reading by prayer. Ben-
ediction was delivered by DR.. Cuthbert,
and then slowly and sadly the committee
escorted the remains of Hon. VIM. d. Kel-
ley, from the chamber which had known
him so long and so well. The Senators,
headed by the Vice-President, who had
occupied a seat by the right of the speaker,
having left the chamber; on motion OF MIR.
Bingham, of Pennsylvania, the House,
as an additional mark of respect to the
memory Of the deceased, at 12:4O ad-
ionrre0.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-01-12
HIGH-HANDED.
REEDS RULES FOR THE HOUSE.
Carlisle Sounds the Note Of Democratic Op-
position.
THE CODE WILL BE FOUGHT,
But 1t May bs AdOpted---General Wash
ingtOn News.

WASHINGTON, January 11.-Represent-
ative Carlisle, who was furnished last
evening with a copy of the new rules, or
code of proceedings in the House, said to-
day that he had not had time to fully un-
twine and analyzs them, bat from casual
examination he was decidedly opposed to
several of their features. He particularly
emphasized his opposition to the power
conferred on the Appropriations Commit
tee. II this should be adopted there
would be no end to the evils which would
grow out of it.
He said that the Democratic minority
would earnestly sntsgOnizs all the Objec-
tionable features of the new code, but
he presumed the Republicans would be
able to force them through the House
They were, however, establishing bad
precedent, and should the Democrats come
into power two years hence, which was
very probeble, they would have an oppor-
tunity to take some Of their unwholesome
medicine
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-01-12
STANDARD RIVAL
IHB OCTOPUS MUST FIGHT
q, Maintain It's Control Of OIL Pro
duchon.
ssGLISH MILLIONS INA SCHEME
70 Form a Gigantic Pipe Line and Pro-
ducing Company.

WV YORK, January 1.-THE Sun says
.,ombinatiOn is being made between some
sine principal oil producers Of Pennsyl-
-.-.. sud the owners of foreign capital for
..s oorDose Of constructing new pipe lines
,.,raau the ell fields and the coast. The
..,vsmens IS the most important IN the oil
.-s,s.-v which mas been attempted since
=. standard Company secured the mo-
,.,olv Of pipe lire transportation It
.r.snplates the plTchsse outright q
lined at so. .OOO,O 900, the eOnstruc-
~ If competing pipe lines and comb
-s-ion Of many Of the principal producers
vso 30 not sell their wells.
~ Standard OIL Company does not
.-. ne wells which supply It with OIL.
,.+s pominally az q transportation
n delivers 10 the well owners
'..porse receipts for the oil delivered to
"a ,hsss receipts are negotiable. But
"a natter o. fsct the Standard on Com
.,-vss everybody knows, practically con
.-,is NE p,ice Of oil, sid II Is all powerful
in .he trade.
M American representative Of the Tor
IA .soi.siis.s who are interested in the
s.Ssms "a = gentleman who has plseed
- millions Of foreign capital IN this
-o-,t-v He said when asked about the
matter yesterday
,.v.s p.,otis.ioas have been for some
..-,s.i, o-ogress and are now well advanced
i,- ~ 6urc.sse Of Pennsylvania oil wells
s-l .bs bni.diBg OF new pipe hnes. II
i.i,-eBdsd to DO the same business as the
Ss5dsri on Company, but in combina-
-op With the production Of oil. In the
r-.ss1t si.ustion about ell the profit goes
ro. totbe producers but TO the transporting
s,sn-. which nomiaslly is 81 the Standard
C.i Company claims TO be. That company
isobGged under its charter TO transport
All ths oil offered it, bat by a twisting Il
hs privileges il completely controls the OIL
market. and the sctual producers Of oil
are a. It's mercy. The combination which
s row under way is simply to enable pro
1reers in the oil region to market their
product without any manipulation OF
Drces and squeezing Of big profits BY mon
opohzing middlemen. All the wells in
included in the enterprise are in Pennsyl-
vsr.a
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-01-12
BRIEFS OF NEWS.

The fire losses in the United States in
1889 aggregated Sl3l, 94s, $50.
In the little German set tlement OF Wal
thsp,. Mimi, there are ttenty-nine cases
of trichinsssis. There hsl been one death.
The Quebec Government has sold mum.
Der of leases for salmon fishing, several
Americans being among the purchasers.
Mrs. Madison Wear, q Dallas. Texas,
wants a divorce from Colotel Wear, whom
she married three weeks $50. She says be
abuses her and brags Of the number OF
men he has killed.
Fifteen horses were sufocated by being
shipped in an ordinary flight csr from
point in Pennsylvania ID Newark, New
Jerser.
An Eoglish syndicatd will invest IS,
600, 600 in property at Gfsden. Alabama
The total loss to Chicst by fire, during
1889, was s., 251, All 81.
A Chicago boy of six tAs brought suit
against another lad, aged thirteen yesrs,
for SIC, 600 damages for i le loss Of an eye.
State Senator Redbuh will probably
succeed TO the late Judgs Kelley's seat in
Congress.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-01-12
THEIR CASES WEAK.
Smith and Mceiunis Disappointm ents to
the Republicans.

Smith and Mceiunis Disappointm ents to
the Republicans.
Special Telegram to the Sunday Register.
WASHINGTON, January 1.-THE Re-
publicans Of the House Elections Commit
tee are grievously disappointed in the case
against jackson. They had flAttered them
selves that they knew all the points from
Smith, bnt when the jackson side was
pre1ented on its merits it upset them, and
they are not in such hurry TO force it to
a conclusion. In regard to the MeGinnis-
Anderson case the prevalent opinion is that
McGinnis will only fight long enough for
the House to allow him his fees. BE has
actually no case, and some OF the Rspub-
licans admit that if he cannot make bet
ter showing he must retire, and that very
speedily.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-01-12
Roger Connor Stands Firm,

WATERBURY,. CT, January 11.-Roger
COnnor says he never told John B. Day,
when the latter called to see him, that he
wished the Ward injunction would hold
good. He hopes it will not and says he ls
perfectly satisfied with the Brotherhood.
he thinks the magnates may enjoin Ward
because he signed a supplementary CON
tract, but that his case would not affect
the rest of the players. He denounces
Tiernan's action in signing with the Ma
tional League. Connor says the Brother
hood will come out on top, and he is with
them first, last and all the time.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-01-12
MARYLAND PREFERENCES.
Democratic Legislators Solid for Cleveland
for President in 1892.

Democratic Legislators Solid for Cleveland
for President in 1892.
BALTIMORE, January IA poll of the
Maryland Legislature establishes the fact
unquestiOnably that Grover Cleveland is
the most popular Democrat in the United
States az far IS Maryland Democrats are
concerned OF the seventy-hve or more
Democrats interviewed every one but one
Delegate KUgOur, of Montgomery coun-
ty-whO expressed an opinion at all about
Democratic statesmen was most uutqui-
voccslly sni most enthusiastically in ia
vor of the nomination of Mr.. Cleveland for
President in 1892.
When Governor Hill was experimen ental-
ly suggested as the more available of the
two New York statesmen, there was
Struggling Of shoulders and a playful smile,
which told plainly the simple story that
Mr.. Hill had no place in the affection OF
Democrats.
Mr.. Hsrrison, as might be expected,
polled almost the unanimous vote Of his
psrty, Mr.. Blaine being the prime favorite
IL one csse.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-01-12
HER MAST SPRUNG.
Serious Injury to the New Cruiser Charles
ton.

Serious Injury TO the New Cruiser Charles
ton.
SAN FRANCISCO, January 1.-THE
cruiser Charleston, now fitting cut at Mare
Island Navy Yard, will 20 to sea with se-
ricus defect, which will require considera-
BILE time and expense TO overcome. Up
to Tuesday every piece of work that had
been done on her was perfect. She wae
staunch and strong from stem to stern,
from keel to mainmast tip. On that day,
however, the equipment officer, Cap
tain Nelson, took charge of the main
mast to place the shIouds and stsy ropes.
The mast had just been firmly set in place.
A guy rope was drawn att, and the fore
stay tightened by stem wenches. This
done, the guy rope wss loosened and in an
instant the handsome steel mast was bad
ly sprung, the rivets starting ten feet from
the deck and perceptible fissures appear
ing.
The mast will be patched up, hut new
one will no doubt have TO be substituted
sooner or later.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-01-12
WAR ON CoRBIN.

Action In Court to Dissolve the vOting 6
Trust.
PHILADELPHIA, January lin the
Court of Common Pleas No. =, to-day,
counsel for aessrs. Spelmerdine and Erwin
asked for an Injunction to restrain the vOt-
inc trustees from selecting officers of the
Reading Company on Monday. Counsel
contended that the formation OF voting
trust was illegal, that it was in violation OF
the charter of the company and alse vlo-
lation of special legislation applied to the
company. The object OF the petitioners Is
10 prevent the reelection Of Austin Corbin
as President of the Reading Company.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-01-12
sion. for West virginians

Special Telegram to the Register.
WASHINGTON, D. O., January l1.-Pen'
siops have been granted West Virginia ap-
plicsnts as follows: Original invalid
James r. Taylor, of SheperdtOwn, Ashoel
G. DeVaull, of Willow Tree, Matthew
Cart, of Jewett; incresse-Patrick N ann,
of Clarksburg, Samuel ]. Jordan, of Pliny,
.John A. Leonard, nf Pslatine, James Ar
bsCsst of Peck's Run, Zlcheriah Congo,
of Mason, Samuel Weed. of Littleton,
Lewis Cummings, of Peel Tree; reissue
Charles W: Shipe, OF Barboursville; reis-
sne and increase William Jett, OF Beres.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-01-12
TO THE DEMOCRATS.

GOV. TooIe, of Montana, Grants oreden-
tiAIs to the Rightful Senators.
HELENA, MONT, January 11.-Messrs.
Sanders and Powers. who were elected
United States Senators by the Republican
House and Senate, made formal applica-
tion to Governor Toole, yesterday after
noon, for certificates of election.
Their request was denied, on the ground
that their election was illegal, and also
because of the fact that Governor Toole
had already given certificates Of election
to Messrs. Clark and Maginnis, elected by
the Democrats.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-01-12
WAYS AND MEANS.
A Few More Arguments on the Tariff
Heard.

A F>w More Arguments on the Tsrin
Heard.
WASHINGTON, January 11.-Represen-
tative Lshlbach, Of New York, appeared
before the Ways and Means Committee to-
dsy, and asked for a duty of 4 cents per
line per gross on pearl and shell but
tons.
Alexander D. Wedburn, of Alexandria,
Va, appeared as a representative OF the
Legislative Committee of the National
Grange and the the farmers of the Virginia
State Grange, to demand equal protection
of the farmer with the steel, iron and wool
manufacturers.
Representative Stump. of Maryland
filed a protest against the increase OF the
duty on tin plate.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-01-12

beautiful Capital, say that city that is
able to cope with and find means to carry
on that work shall be set aside in her
claims for this great Exposition.
Mr.. Thomas B. Bryan closed the case
for Chicago in long and elaborate sd-
dress, which was punctuated throughout
with witticisms which created good deal
of applause.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-01-12
Fatal Accident at Grafton.

Syecicl TslegTcm 20 ne Register.
GRAFTON, January IA very sad ac-
dent occurred in the yard here this morn
ing, about > o'clock, in which Charles FL
lott, brakeman. lost his life. Ia at
tempting 10 couple his train to the engine
he was Knocked of, the tender passing over
his leg, severing it close up to the hip. He
was taken to the waiting room, where Drs.
Van Kirk and Warder and Thayer ampu-
tated his leg. He lived until 1890. He
resided in Parkersburg, and leaves a wife
and two children.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-01-12
New Freight Tariff in Kansas.

KANSAS CITY, January 1.-THE new
Kansas local freight tariff sheet went into
effect yesterday. 1t shows q marked re-
duction on all classes of freight from Kan
sas points to Kansas City, the average re-
duction being about eight per cent. This
reduction makes the sum Of the two locals
much nearer the through rate than it has
ever been before.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-01-12
ALlgh on Rn.,n..,.

trTsBrDG Janusry II The business
A' zee Oh Exchange to-dsy was about the
''le So yesterday. The market opened
'.as aud drm AZ 1901, which is the high
- :, lsu-s reached AZ the opening IN months.
-es 1soes. reached was 1861, and the
.'e'' and closing at noon 10f3. The
-''-e'' s., tais point was rather light, sno
.-, s'a'-- Sas lrue OF New York, Bradford
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-01-12
ParneIrs suit AzsIn.t the "rimss.p

LONDON, January lin the libel suit
brought By Mr.. PArnell against the Times,
the Curt has refused the Times applica-
ton to refuse answering regarding the cir
cnlation Of the Times at the time of the
articles or "Psrnellism aud Crime" The
COurt, however, allowed an appeal Of the
Times sgainst disclosing the names of the
parties from whom il received the infor-
nation on which the articles were based.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-01-12

WASHINGTON, PA, January IA
cane rush between the Freshmen and
Sophomore classes of Washington and JET
fsrson College took place this morning
The Souhomores wor the rush after bat
lie Of 10I minutes. This is in direct op'
positiou 10 the commands Of the Faculty
Of the COLLEGE, and it ia probable that both
classes will be Suspended for short time.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-01-12
strrohnins for OuInIne .

DEARBORN, MICH, January IA
terrible mistake occurred in the family of
Morrill, Griffith last night The family all
had the influenza and took strychnine in
stead of 0uinine. Mr.. Griffith, his wife,
a daughter aged 13 and a SON sged were
the victims. The daughter died at O'Clock
this morning and there is no hope for Mr..
Grifi n
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-01-12
JoHNsrowN,s DEAD.

san uHun,ing for Victims Of the Conemaush
Flood
JoHNSrowN, PA, January 1.-The re-
2or, ci work done by the Tribune fund for
continuing the search for he dead after the
safe fo'ces qai, October 25. shows that
/, bodies have been recovered, OF which
~ we're identified. The total amount sub
'sii osd by the citizens of Johnstown for
a.s purpose was 81, ,362, Of which g. 233
-'' oeea expended, leaving balance Of
a0c1t SS COO on hard.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-01-12
They Are Not the Bsnders

KANSAS CITY, No, January lit is
altogether probable that the two women
alleged to be Mrs John aud Kate Bender
who are nov confined in Labette county
iail. awaiting trial for the murder OF Dr.
York will be liberated. An attorney Of
this city represented the woman at the
preliminary trisl. He hss proof that they
are not the Bsnders.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-01-12

ls''Neng The VirK,nis Debt Question.
"',aNoND, Va, Jsnusry 11-Gov-
: ''' 4eAilaey sent to the Legislature to
10y .7i'sr from London holders Of Viz
- - >a'e b-u6s, urging tbst renewed
c C.-.'' 's made to s6just their claims. The
''or advises the Legislature 10 stand
Y '1s hid1lebeIgsr bill and amendments
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-01-12
Foneral of the Dowagor Empress.

BERLIY, January 1.-THE funeral OF
the Dogager Empress Augusta took place
to-day. Court Chaplain Koegel delivered
the Grafton in the chapel 10 the schloss,
where the remains were lying. His dis
course was bssed on the motto Of the dead
Empress, "Be joyful in hope, patient in
adversely and steadfsst in prayer" he
extOlled her fear OF God, her devotion to
duty, her charity and sincerity and her
love Tor htr husband and the fsthsrlsnd.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-01-12
cn.,lr EIre I'm Clay County.

Specicl Te,eGTcm 20 ne Register.
BRAxToN @. h, W. VA, January IL
Word has lust reached here BY telephone,
that the store of J. NJ. Boggs at Big Otter,
Clav county, W. Va, was burned at three
o'clock this morning, together with con-
siderable sum Of money. The store ana
contents sre a total loss.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-01-12
The Town Marshal Arrested.

Special telegram 10 NE Sunday Register.
LITTLEToN, W. VA, January 11.-This
place was shaken up yesterday by the
arrest OF the Town MsIshal, Mr. Keiffer,
by II. S. White, the nes ly appointed Uni
TED States Marshal. Keitfer is charged
with violating the United States liquor
law. Some time ago Keiffer levied on the
Msrshal's overcoat for n debt, and that
caused rather a bad feeling among friends
of both Now it is Whites turn to get
bAck. il is claimed by Ksiffer's friends.