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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-01
FINANCE AND TRADE.



NEW YoRK. July Sl.-Sioney on call eAsy, rang
ing from II to per cent: last loan per cent;
closing offered at per cent Prime merean-
tile paper SyIa7 per cent, Sterling exchange quiet
aud firm at q sIIlai So. Sales .is,9S
shares.
The stock market to-day was again moderately
active, aud while there was u continuance III the
bearlsh pressure upon the list, together with
considerable liquidation OF ionRnccOtfuts' tdfse'
rial impression Was mnde along the ltaliliH
shares. Rock Island was the ONLY stock ~ which
any real Important decline Was affected among
the leading shares. Later IN the day some 81
specialtieS made dips. which Were geliefHlly
quickly nentHllzed, aud prizes. rs a rule. were
well held throughout the day. The Trailing was
marked By irregular movements. The best
prices Of the day were made at about r. M;
when realllatlOnS OIL the advances made caused
the list to nag OF slowly. but the usual rsiiit oil
check TO the selling was seen In the dizziness,
The market finally closed dull but steady ~ rinse
to the highest figures Of the day. lhe hlhl
changes are quiet and irregular. with 4 majority
Of advances. Chicago Gas Is up ~. Tennessee
Coal ~, Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St
Louis u per cent.
Railroad bonds more active Sales, sTz5n)D.
Government aud State bonds dull AMI steady.
BONUS AND STOCK euOrArpxs-cLo,ED BIO.
US. Is reg............li7 New York Central. pslz
US Is coupon. lii Ohio ( Mississippi i6Es
Y. 5. 4ss reg.........- g4,S do pTeierred..... -
U. :. 4tSS cnuNOu...lO15I Oregon improve t.. =
Pacific Is Of 6......lln Oregon Gav............ 90
AtchISOn .... 3lISlOregUn Trans......,.. Il
Adams E1preSs.....lH Pacific Mall. .,.... HIt1
American ExprcSs.liG Pittsburgh........... !lO
Canada Pnrlfc....... 50 Pullman Palnce......lI1
Canada Southern. ~ Reading. ..............-. ~
Central PncihC......- 10 Rock leland 6lN
Chesapeake & Ohio Is st. Paul ................ Gl
do frst preferred ISH do preferred. ..,..-i@
do second pref'd - 81. Paul 4 Omaha. Ply
Chl.BuE. & Quincy. 1gN do pTeierred...... %
Del. 4 ltudsOn-......l95E Tenn. Coal & lrOn.- y
Del. Lack. 6West...l2l Texas pDclhc........ lttf
Den. R. q. prefd Il Union Pacinc.......,. 41si
ETie....,............ lT<U. 5, ENpreES...... ~
Fort Wayne..........iI W.. 81. L. & P...,..,- NJ
Illinois Centrnl....., go do pttierrcd......- 2lI
Kansas 4 TexnS.,.... 1911 Wells Fargo Ex......laS
Lake Shore.,,.,..... i87 Western uHiea...... 7Sk
Louisville & Nash. 6siS Am. Cotton Oll..... Ia
Memphis & Chas... 81 Colorado Coal......-. %
Michigan Central. SIX Iron yer.............lOl
Missouri PaCAc..... 6t9i Quicksilver ........- ~
Nashville & CHAT. Is do preferred" 90
New IcHeyC eptrAl.l0S SulrO.,..... ...........
HOriolk & W. pref'd 7iSRlchmd Il WH t. M
Northern P0rlilc..- 10Y Chicago Gns.......... Va
do preierrcd....... 6q Lead W.
Northwestern. ........lnll sugar TttlSt...... 40
do uFeiprn,d .l3l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-01
HEALTH Is WEALTH

DR. z. C. NESTS NERVE AND BRAN TREGr-
MINT, guaranteed specific iT nystcrla, Dlzl-
ness ConYulslOnS Fits, Nervous Neuralgia.
Headache, Nervous Prostitution CAUSED. by The
use OF alcohol or tobacco, MakefulneSS, Mental
Insanity aud leading TO misery, decay and death,
Premature Old Age, BarrenneS, Loss Of Power
In either sex, involuntary losses and Spcrmnt-
self abuse or Oyaf-IndmlEcnce. Each box con.
lnIns one months treatment, u 70 a box. or six
boxes for S 20. sent by mail prepaid on receipt
Of price.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-01

CuIcNGo. July ai.--The bulls IN wheat werC dis.
appointed to-day. They were loaded with gram
and expected 10 sell out at a good profit The
opportunity was not furnished them, however,
for at no time during the session did prices 30 ms
high IL the closing figures last night, ana the
close was 1sal4c lower than the prices for the
various futures. Late cables quoted Liverpool
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-08-01

From Pittsburgh. 1918 a. NJ. daily. and l2:S
D. m, daily, except sunday; 6:b6 aud l0:.S p. IN,
daily, and II 40 a. In, Sunday only.
Washington accommodation, $50 q. M, daily
aIoADt Sunday
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-10-17
HOUSEHOLD ntNIS.


'''''7 10y - '''o' 5''o"n 'ia' u''
VIZ - 'iiaN' deo % 'he o'd
"i''' ''''" iia'S a'''F 'hes nave oeeh
- "S'''V. ''Ac oo'A'e 'i pe''y
80 pant 1''' ''' ~ '"o u
80 - : - i'''''.''S ny Ai'd
~ - '''aeN i">' l''oa'h'5 u any so4ot
: N''i' "'''ef.
90 - lo'''i'' "e'-
II ~ = = - -
:
- = ~ f0A
'let '!hlfi''Ay surrounding ana oaa
-a'inospAe't afr particularly injurious.
toppef4s and gentlan toycther form
al escellrn, tome for horses. Mix fouf5
ounces q 'arn Thoroughly IN the pow.
d'fen state, hcrp i"c mixture ''ghtiy
S'sa' nP ~ noA OF bo'tio anu give
'"oi'spoohinl y i III 'h' NOISES ieeh ut
''''i' ''iaH-' i'''i ii'ca' soups ih'ee
P'h'a q ihlih, Twelve i"f8c potatoes,
- - ''''''' '"' oh'"is' sh''
"il'' pepper - '.'s'' i'c' III SUMNER, NOT
''''.' - W '''.''' '''''' = ~ ''''''s'' u
i'"' '''''' VIZ" '''o'y
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-10-17

Lxtras, IT7ts, seconds, thirds anu
known marks comprise the classification
OF eggs declied upon by the Boston
Cnalnbey Of Commerce Extras Comprise
tie best qualities, fresh lad clean eggs
in season, put up III the best manner.
Fir>t, comprise Tine marks Of eggs, such
Us come i'll carload lots, % smaller lots,
and are packed III tine order, fresh in
season and reasonably clean. such stock
as gives satisfaction to most consumers.
Seconds comprise all stock that is mer-
cantablc and inferior II tirsts Thirds
comprise all poor stocA in bad order,
rotten, etc stock not considered really
merchantablc Known marks com prise
such sorts that are well known to the
trade under some particular designation
or mark of such quality rs those familiar
with the mark generally understand it
to be in the season ia which it is offered
Extra to pass at the marx must not lose
to exceed one dozen per 100 dozen and
firsts not more than two dozen per 100
dozen, or one and Il half dozen per bar
rel, if sold in barrels
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-10-17
rov,a ani wet vea,aer good develop

growth ani wet weather good develop
ers.
The Ohio grape VII stand more rough
usuage and give the mos. fruit.
Save for seed the bes: develc ped ears
Of corn on stalks bearing two or more.
II Parker Fare has foliage enough it
will be che bast Derry for general plant
in-.
Il Your stock in the "ol,l lot" are
dependent loaaa 4 s.n,i. >.relm or the
slough for water, keep a look OF, that
their dependence does no: fail.
|, IS better - Gu: the black knots out
ot eae7ry trees aal blra them rather
than . apply kerosene, as some recon-
| menl Bais infested trees should DO
cut daNtt Is lily aud the knots burned.
psnsy seed r spring towering in the
op.n border may now b. sown. Young
| plants ctn be kcp, through winter in q
cold frame, AMI old ones will winter
| with li.!., protection Of evergreen
hpugls IL tie north
nigrt. - colts smaller quantity must
bc given.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-10-17
CROOKED JOE
DI MARY A. =. STANSDURY.


A great railway depot may not be the
best school for boy, yet poor little Joe
Bryan had scarcely known any other.
He could not remember when the long
waiting ROOM with their tiled floors and
crowds Of hurryins people, were not
quite as familiar to him and more hlme-
like than his mothers small, bare house,
which he knew as little more than place
for eating aud sleeping.
A on age when any ordinary baby
might have been frightened into convul-
sois By the Shrek Of locomotive, Joe
securely fastened in his cab, would stare
for hours through the great window, un
disturbed by the incc'sant rush aud roar
Of arriving and departing trains.
lie had been only six months old
when the dreadful accident happened
which, at one fell stroke, made him
fatherlcss AMI transformed him from q
strong, well developed infant, to a pitt
g, ,,a,, n ,,ao,h .oe,,sol
to take.
The older yard men told the story even
vet how young Michael Bryan, as
straight and manly fellow as ever left
), =,
-:
49,. h;,n;n.,. ,et,,o r,,,rd
house that morning aAo s'eppeu iias'i'y
.hou ,s
'' ~, ~,
h;n, .,o ,..o, Nohoan
w. wv s. -. -;
,bioh a,s.ort,3 bis handsome
, :; 80. .aa horr;h,o instant when
,..,,.,n;,,,,;. a,,m or tho nor,a,
,,i..,,,, ,.,, INTO fine mir from which he
,.i h.r,. ,o,.,tb the cruncbinr wheels
- ,ha ox,;t.no,4 AMI ,st.rnat;on Of
.,a ,;... =, MESSENGER had been sent in
a''' anoe - II p,''' ~ i"'
10 ''e' ''o'o' 49,
>'ool ""s " - = -, !,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-10-17
BEES HINING THEM SELVES.

Whoever has kept bees has counted as
chief among the difficulties in the busi-
ness that Of making them take to their
new homes naturally. After most per-
sistent efforts and often pain from bee
stings the swarm Will often fly away to
some hollow tree and be lost A New
York man is said to have invented
self -hiver. When the swarm leaves tie
hive it is arranged so that it must pass
through perforated zinc cages with holes
large enough to pass the workers but
not the queen or drones. The cage IS
connected with passage to an empty
hive near the one from which the swarm
issues, and into which the queen bee
soon makes her way, accompanied by ~
few workers who never leave her When
the swarm finds it has no queen it re-
turns and makes its way readily into the
new hive, aud the job is done, wniic the
| first knowledge the bee keeper has of
| the swarm is sccing il al WORK in its new
home The Sc!f-hiver can be easily at
| tached to different hives in succession,
as they are found to BE On the eve IF
swarming Byst". G11tts4,yr.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-10-17

Frank Babbilt, the Boston traveller,
SAYS horse car conductors the world over
ary Well informed and atfable as q rule.
Frank Vincent, the great South American
explorer, says he has found women IN
sygnge lands more courteous than mea.
Mum % Park had, OF course, oae exper-
itace at least which must have lei him
% an opinion SIMILAR to NJ. Vincents.
i,a. what il one To think OF those travel
t.s, asks the Atlanta Constitution, when
Ms French Sheldon declares that th-
l.lsiye men were kind ana the native W.
Mea ,Ae met ia Africa forblddlng ani
c.4., white Llly Fiorance D.xey has
,a.i more tnlu once that sls coa.d
travel all round the world uauoleste1
bat tot ner own seAf
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-10-17

2....--o acrJ is being raised in Fin
l..i .,eli3st the recent Introduction Of
t,e Ea,~mn'laaguage into the schools Of
tat cppatry. Heretofore the innovation
ind no. extended to thc publication of a
nos paper in tn" foreign tongue, but
rp# il is announced that the Cover nent
auout to grant a subsidy for the start
ing Of q Russian newspaper in that prov
iuce, regardless Of the outspoken iudig
nttion Of Finnish patriots.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-10-17

A curious case Of hydrophobia has just
bn"n reported, says the Trenton q. j.
12.eJino1, and the sufferer has been sent
10 Paris in order to b. treated there
The victim is Lon,loa nurse, who was
bitton bg !. boy ot whom she wa5 in
eaHgr. Cases q poisoning from the
bite Of human beings are, ol course, not
unknown - medical science, but thcy are
decidedly rare, and every one whicA IS
aided 70 tho hstia pna On record in the
u IiGa, journais
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-10-17
EVER YEAR.

ieel It's growing colder
Every year,
Aad my heart, ALA Ct. older
Every year
an win no new affection.
nave only recollection.
Deeper sorrow and detection,
Every year
o. the loves and sorrows blended
Every year:
Oi the joys Of friendship ended
Ever year,
OF the ties that still might bind me-
Until Time To Death. resigned me,
Ny infrnities remind me
Every year.
All. how sad to look before US
Every year.
When the cloud grows darker Ger US
Every year,
When we see the blossoms faded
That TO bloom we might have aided,
hiiu iliIiIloI toi Sui !lillls DId!ucL.
Every gear.
To the past 60 more dead faces
Every year.
AS the loved leave vacant places
Every year.
Everywhere the sad eyes meet US;
In the evenings dusk they greet us,
And 10 come to them entrea US,
Every year.
Yes, the shores Of life are shftin,
Every year;
And We are seaward drifting
Every year,
Old pleasures, changing. fret US,
The living more forget US;
There are fewer 70 regret Us,
Every year
Bat the truer life draws higher
every year;
Asd It's morning star climbs highet
Every year.
Esarth's hold on US grows slghter,
And the heavy burden lighter,
Andthe Dawn immortal brighter,
Every year.
" tNtom Coran, in Chambers's Journ
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-10-17
FkRM ANO HOUSEHOLD.
MANIA FOR Boz TAI HORSES

Tbs mania for bob-,sis horses IS a
silly oae, and illustrates nos. forclbly
lie povts q example ~ weak minds
When i comes from tha rira aui titled
The clipped tail IS cruel defor nifty, and
yet IS adopted By is deyotees II the
same spirit tia, Swiss Alpine peasants
regard tie horlil goitre that alorns 50
many ntcas. Aud yet these American
families t--. follow sh!, horri fashion
consider themselves a possessing superb
tastes H4>gl. l.i1setts Pt,sruu1.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-10-17

\ sulphur spring Of great po sc: ms
bcea tapped 1t = depth Of 600 feet oi
the Nampman ranch, near San Antonio,
Tcxs. Al 80 fect'a vein Of pure water
Was obtained. This was too Slight, and
'ac iriiI was pushed OF sixty feet deeper,
Wien the digging WAS rewarded By an
immense flow Of water The well Is
eight inches in diameter. With q pipe
SIX inches in diameter, erected forty fee.
above the surface OF the well, the water
stu spouts out aa the top. Tnc water
delivered is heavily laden with sulphur.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-10-17

An English writer in Nodern Society
fear that dlncing men will soon become
as extinct rs the dodo At the Duchess
Of We,tminstcr's bail two such smart
IaIie as Lady IIiIda Dog class and Lady
~shA St. Clair Er,hine were compelled
tp&..ao cogr.u.r g., lac@ of partners
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-10-17

They arc planning in England to os.
tabilsh an agricultural school 70 women,
IN which especial attention will be paid
to teaching dairy work anl the
rfaisln3 and taking care Of poultry.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-10-17


Nidespre..i interest mas been ;.rouSc
~ ,he subject OF cruelty to animals At
So, declares the NeN York Press, hy IL"
cA. Of Mr. William Hosea Blllou.
I#, Montreal str states that he aroused
discussions in the Canadian Ministry as
wei. IS "a both sides Of the Atlantic ,an |
save MS 10 question OF international
'apor4ncc Here is British newspapee
which ialorses has attitudes toward
British "a captains. The Eaglish Gov
eranear promptly took hold OF the
Charges made by Nj. B!llou ana Is fer-
ra..n- out thc offenders who are It's sab
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-10-17

could a died out il tha. time shouted
an Old yardman
Excitement winged their :eet. When
the foremost runners reached the place
tie smoking engine stood still On her
track, quiver.ns IN every steel clad
nerve, her great wheels stiA whizzins
round and round amid flight os red
sparks from beneath.
What did it! What stopped herr"
Tie engineer, staggering from the cab
with the pallid face of the fireman behind
lin, psiated, without speaking, to where
little pale-.aced, crooked backed boy
had sunk down, painting with e1ertion,
beside the tracn. At his feet huge .otl
can lay overturned aud empty.
The crowd, stared one at another, open
mouthel Then the truth flashed upon
them.
HE. o..c1 the track
"Bully for. Crooked joe
They caught up the exhausted Child,
tinging him from shoulder to shoulder,
striving with each other for the honor
Of bearing him, and SO, in irregular,
tunnituous, triumphal procession they
brought him back to the depot aud Sc.
him down among them.
pass the hat, parls,' cried one.
1t had been pay day, and the saved
engineer and fireman dropped in each
their mouths wages No. hand in all
the throns that did not delve into
pocket. There WAS the crisp rustic OF
bills, the chin!, of gold and silver coin..
"Out with your handkerchief, Joe !
your hands won't hold it all. Why,
youn. one What, what's the mat
ter
For the boy with scarlet checks an /
burning eyes, had clcnched both small
hands behind his bach-thc poor twisted
back laden with its burden of dcformity
and pain.
'tNo, no." he cried in 4 shrill, high
voice. 'Don't pay me. Can't you SET
What is worth to me, once just once
i'll my life to be little use like other
folks
The superintcn lent had come from his
90 T.. =,
head.
s,Jtp,' he said, "we couldn't paw
| you # we wishc |. Money doesn't pay
for lives, But You have saved US s
great many dollars besides Won't you
let Us 10 something for you,'
"Yol can't You can't NoboIy can
The Hills voice was almost snrlea
1t seemed to read tha ali with the peat
up agony Of years. There's oliy on
/ thing in the world | want, and nobody
caa give me that. Nobody can ever
maxe me anything bat Crooked Joe :
The superinfen lent li'tel him an
/ held INN against ms own breast
''Ny boy, he said in his firm, ocatie
tones, 'yol are right. Non OF Il, c,.
do that for YOU. Bat yol car 10 i
Yourself Listen to me Where IS tb.
quick brain Goa gave vol ani tac brave
heart, Not III that bent back Of yonrs
thot has nothinfr tc .lo with +bor,f I ..
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-10-17

Statistics 20 to show that the male
population of the ciyilzcl world i fail
JIM farther and farthc. bchiu the e.
~. n
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-10-17

1aasiiaa newspaper. express dlsap-
po:atAeat a, 'ue sIpri,inyiy small 10
efe.se - poplA..tpn shown ~ ,t- cea-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-02
NEGROES BoslBARDED.


al VI
ing Regions.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Dec. 1.-Iniorma-
tion reached this place late last night
OF more trouble III the mining region at
Oliver Springs.
This is one OF the places where the
s.ockadc and other property was
burned and the convicts released.
There has been another reign ofterror
there during the last three or four days.
It started Friday night, when the free
miners got OH q big drunk, shouldered
their Winchcstcrs and marched OIL 10
the houses where the negro miners
were employed.
1t will ho remembered that when
tho convicts were turned loose the
Cumberland Mining Company, through
its president, Captain Retro. OF At
lanta, announced that i. would en-
ploy ireo labor Immediately, and
every miner, white or colorcd, who
could bo had, was put to work.
Things moved penceably until Friday
when the white miners determined 10
run oil the negroes. They attacked
their houses, firing hundreds OF shots
and gave the negroes notice that il
they did not leave within twcnty-fUur
hours all would be killed.
a number OF negroes fled in terror.
Others. more bold, called on the prcsi-
dent oil the company for protection. lie
secured the names OF ten OF the leaders
OF the mob and took out warrants Tor
their arrest. The mon fled to the
mountains, though the officers sue
ceedcd in capturing two. They post
poncd the trials, and on Saturday the
miners struck because their demands
that the warrants against the ten mon
bo dismissed was refused. There arc
now no men at work.
The president OF the company says
thut there was more than enough wor;
for both white and co!orcd. lie SAYS
the men were kept separate, and that
there was no occasion for the attack on
the colorcd miners. He SAYS he had
work for at least 100 men more than lie
could get. His company is much cha
grined at the act OF the men when il had
announced its intention to have moth
ing moro TO do with convicts. lis now
probable that conyicts will be taken
back.
The men whose names the company
has received as engaged in tho riot will
be prosecuted to the bitter end. The
negroes had marvellous escape from
bullets, which went entirely through
their cabins. IS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-02
y VICTORY FOR HILL.
His Tool Sheclan Succeeds Oclric!ls in Il
National Committee.

His Tool sheclan Succeeds Oclrichs in the
National Committee.
New YORK, Dec. 1.-The Democratic
state committee met in tho Hoffman
House this morning. The session
lasted but few minutes.
William +. Shcelan was elected 10
succeed Herman Oelriciis, resigned, as a
member OF the democratic national
committee.
\ resolution was adopted 10 the effect
that the best interests OF the party
would be subscrved by making New
York the meeting place OF the national!
convention. a resolution offered BY $.
A. Beardsloy, that it was tho sense OF
the committee that Governor llillshaIl
serve out the term rs Governor for
which he was elected, was unanimously
adopted. A subcommittee was ap-
pointed to engage counsel 10 look after
the several election cases contested now
pending and others that may come IN
in the future. The meeting then ad-
journed sine die.
Mr.. .Shcchan has always been promi-
nently idcntitie with the Hill element
in the Democratic party in this state.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-02
A GREAT CONSPIRACY
In st. Paul Unoarthed by Clever
Detective Work.
MANY lNCENDlERY FIRES
Make Il Big Draw on the Insurance
Companics..Thc Agents Employ Dc.
tcctivcs to Discover the Fclons..Two
Mcn Arrested Last Night In tho Act
OF Firing building.

C. p, Af NJ a.,
't. iauL' MlSS' Dec l'-ohe OIL the
most diabolical conspiracics ever con-
cocted was made public here tonight in
.ho ,rrcs, os ,w, h,o,,,,or, ~ ,ar, ~
;n.o,,.,,,S;s W IVY, ~. - " h"I@ "
i"'e''u'''r'es, VINO ior over year nave
made regular business OF setting fire
to houses and stores in various portions
of tho otto ,or ,,,o ,,,roso ~ so,,,;,, ,
y ~ w ~. VIC p"'pose VI 'e'''i,S ", =
Pof''o" o' INC insurance money Inc
scheme was unearthed by tho clever
work OF the Thlel detective service,
Which hoo Lod mon Jo,o;,ol =, ,ho
.'' ""A 'ieh ue'"''eu o'i '''o
case ior Two months.
The detectives managed to gain tho
confidence OF tho gang. md nabbcd
,ho, :, ,,o ,or, &C, ~ ,,l,; a.
:. VI" W.! ".' Vi "pl'!'"s 'iie
isitcu M0'ch "hich WIS intended TO
destroy properly;
larry III 'he iall the insurance agents
ol ot. faui came to the conclusion that
many Oh lle numerous hres here were
Oh iiicehuiary origin. a meeting oil the
agents was ned ana j. Quincy liaas, OF
wy ucriiiah insurance company, was
delegated 10 take charge OF the matter
anu detect the raScals, II possible.
asa result oil his work, part OF the
gang are now under arrest Tor firing
pnildihg on the West Side ut SID
O'Clock ti'is evening. The plans OF the
detectives and insurance men were all
iala this afternoon.
,,;as ~ o;l? ciock to-niEht Morris
Michael, in company with detective
fiooyd, ilsca building. upon which 4
poiicy ot insurance had been obtained
DiT fioyd, the understanding being that
Michael WAS 10 receive part ol the
insurance.
Ihe house ilred this evening is al the
corner OF water and Edwards streets:
a gasoline stove stood IN the corner OF
me Kitchen. me gasoline had been
turned on and a pile OF straw set by