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TIE COUNTY CUNNlSSlONERs.
Routine business Transacted ut the Rsgu
lar Session Yesterday,


lar Session Yesterday.
DR.. Bates and Mr.. McGregor we're the
only absentees from yesterdays meet.
ing Of the Board Of County Commission.
ers. 3
On recommendation Of the various
committees bills were ordered paid as
follows:
Court House and ,sis Il
Roads and lH G6
continscnt Poor Fund 3
Poor House and karm... .,,................. 2l IS
The Superintendent Of the Inirmary
reported seventy inmates in February.
County Engineer Smith called attention
to bad slips on the River road, and the
local Commissioner and County Engi.
neer we're authorized to make the road
passable.
a. communication from the
Engineer Of Maintenance OF Way Of the
P, O, & st. L. railway was received, Of.
fering TO put the River road in good
condition and pay the rent OF a strip to
be used by the county temporarily while
the slip is being repaired. This was re.
terred TO the Road and Bridge Commit
tee and County Engineer, with power
to act. The Committee will 90 up and
look over the ground to-day.
The official bonds Of Clerk Pendleton,
Librarian Handian, Superintendent OF
Inhrmary Walters and Road Surveyors
McColloGh and Vermillion were ap.
proved and filed.
The petition Of ]. R. Large to be ap.
pointed constable was referred to the
Committee on Finance.
Two applications for appointment as
sealer Of weights and measures were re.
Ceiyed, from r, Il. Ellingham aud Con.
rad Schambra, and Schambra was
elected.
A petition from a. H. Patterson and
others for a new bridge across the creek
Just above the poor house, was referred.
A bill for $S5 IS from the local Board OF
Health, expended during the typhoid
lever scare at Fulton, was submitted
without recommendation, and the
Board ordered all but an item OF $5 to
be paid ont Of the general contingent
fund. The$ item was referred back to
the committee. Bills for inquests held
on the bodies Of Messrs. Lewis, Hess and
He'll were referred back to the Coroner
for collection from the estates OF the
deceased.
The petition of the Natural Gas Com.
pany Of West Virginia for the privilege
et laying gas main over the Steenrod
bridge was referred to the Committee on
Roads aud Bridges, with instructions to
allow the pipe to be put down under
proper restrictions.
On motion Of Mr.. Koch the Commit.
tee on Finance and County Engineer
were instructed TO ascertain the cost OF
a first class county map, something badly
needed.
The Committee on Court House and
Jail was authorized to FIX centre pieces
in the court house, one OF them having
fallen last week. Certain needed sup:
plies for the court house and Jail were
also ordered.
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LAMBETu'S CHOIR.
a Fine Audience Enjoys It's Sweet Music at
tho Opera House.

the Opera House.
A large, refined and appreciative
audience gathered at the Opera House
last night to hear the concert by Lam.
beth's famous Scotch choir. All found
a real treat in store for them. The pro.
gramme was sufficiently varied to delight
all, and all the numbers were artistically
and well performed. The full, rich,
sweet soprano OF Miss Kate Sherry gave
especial pleasure. The teuor solo,
MARY Of Argyle" by Mr.. James Moir,
was a rarely enjoyable combination OF
artistic vocalization and old.iashioned
melody, and Mr.. V. Graham's baritone
was rarely musical and under perfect
cultivation. 1t was, OF course, in the
part songs that the stenSth Of the choir
was shown, and these deserved the en-.
thusiastic plaudits they evoked.
It 10 seldom that o more thoroughly
enjoyable and memorable musical enter.
tainment Is afforded in Wheeling.
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TuERrE, WIS, March 2. Joseph
stangel, who was wanted by the author.
tiles for shooting bis bali sister, had an
encounter with an officer yesterday.
Seeing the officer coming stangel ran
into his barn, where he deaed him with
a Winchester rife, q revolver and 6uife
and finally set fire 10 the structure.
When the blaze had advanced 80 near
him he could remain in the barn no
longer, be ran out and cut his throat
from ear to ear.
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FRENCH PATRIOTISM
Displayed ut M. Dsroulod'a BalI-stropr
Sentiment.

Displayed at NJ. Derouled'G BalI-stropE
Sentiment.
PARIS, March 2.-At the conclusion Of
the ball last night which followed the
meeting of NJ. Deroulede and friends at
which the latter presided, NJ. Decounted
recited military poem ending with the
words: "Sonns Ia charge nOu& Ie vain.
cronS."
1.-THE charge" was then sounded upon
military bugles amid scene Of the
widest enthusiasm.
NJ. Laissant during the course Of the
evening made violent speech con-
c!uded with crying: "Down with the
allies OF Germany,
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pon,t sound Llke the ou.nn.

PARIS, March 2,-The Figaro to-day
announces that Queen Victoria was 90
pleased by the account given her by the
Empress Frederick Of the respect and
courtesy which was ahown her duripe
visit to Paris that the Queen has prom
ised to return the compliment and stop
two days in Paris when she passes
through this city soon en- route TO the
south Of France, -
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A MBBCANTILE WAR.


Tho Business Mems Association Objects to
the FSrmer's Alliance Running stores.
DUBUQUE, Iowa, March "a war to
the knife has been commenced in this
State between the Business Mems Asso.
citation and the Farmer'sAlliauce. The
latter Is establishing cooperative stores
throughout the State. The Business
Mems Association objects, and has sent
notice TO all jobbers that they must sell
either to the Alliance alone or the Asso-
citation. The Alliance threatens to re-
taliate by refusing to patronize the As.
sociation.
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spoIIn,lon olnimnnrs Cared for.

WASHINGTON, 20, March 2.-Among
the important amendments made in the
General Deficiency Appropriations bill
by the Senate committee wss the add
ing TO it OF the sum Of $l3,02l ,O95 for
the payment Of the French spoliaeion
claims, which have been before Con.
gEess for years. There are number OF
West Virginia people interestedin these
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Not a Ilnd rru,t In Its way.

TorEKA, KAs., March IA new Alt
ance movement contemplstes the iorma-
lion OF a huge grain and live stock trust,
including Nebraska, Kansas, Missouri
and Iowa. President McGrath Gays the
project Is one OF tho results ot the ALI
anCe iegislatures' failure TO pass certain
bills. The object Of the trust Is to assist
larmera in dispoaing OF their products.
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nlr n.ous,lop Of WORKING Force.

AURORA, IND, March 2.-The system
of general retrenChment inauguYatGd by
the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Rail-
road Company has began here by the
layipg of OF about 800 men. OF these
100 we're from the car building depart
ment. The laboratory department, the
department under George Il. Ross, Sup.
erintsndept OF Special Freight and Oar
Service aud the office OF Superintendent
Of Telegraph have beon abolished. Al
Burlington, Iowa, the Company has dis
missed $50 laborers and shopmen.
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nuET AT A DANCE

An Ohio Man Raises Fusa at Stone Olln
and Gets Hurt.
SDeeta! DlGpatch to ne Iatsllt0eaeT.
CHARLESTON, VIVA, March 9.-Satur-
day night some young folks were enjoy.
ing themselves in a social dance at Stone
Clif, at the residence of John smoots,
when Monroe Lambert, from Ohio, came
in and raised row, in which he was
badly hurt, receiving severe wound in
the head from a Ratchet In the hands Of
''Bose" Wilmington. He was struck
twice with the edge Of the hatchet, the
gsshes crossing in the forehead. This
the doctor took out piece OF
skull. His recovery is doubtful.
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FOLLOWED MS INSTRUCTIONS.
An italian Girl Shoots Her Lover with the
Pihtol he GnYh Hnr.

An AuAbah NhA ohoots ueF AoteF WIN tno
Pistol he Gave Her.
NEW York, March "a murder took
place this morning. Pauline Robertice.
an Italian girl sent two pistol balls into
the body OF her lover. Ficols Piero. oue
ball struck himoin the stomach and the
other in his back. About four months
ago Piero and Pauline became lovers
One day when she was alone in the
house Piero took advantage Of her and
outraged the girl. He swore then that
he would marry, and gave her revolver,
telling her that il he failed to keep his
promise she should shoot him, He
failed to keep his word, and Pauline
shot him. Plero will die. The girl has
been arrested,
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OVss'77' II '7E77'7s7' 70 7's 77'sEFF1g1''1sI'
CHARLESTON, W. Va, March 2.-The
Monarch Mining Company, Of Lewis.
burg, with capital of $1,000. and the
privilege Of increasing it to $4,000, to
mine gold, lead, silver and other ores in
West Virginia aud Idsho,' was chartered
to-day. r. II. Logan and J. G. Lang
horne, OF Roanoke, D. D. Logan, Of
Union, and Alex and Mason Mathews,
Of Lewisburg, are the incorporators.
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PARKgRSBURG POINTS.

Republicans DlsBppr0Ve Of Latrd'S Action.
A TnrItf Organization.
Special Dtspdteh 10 ne IateVt0Retr.
PARKREsBURe, W. Va, March 2.-The
Republicans Of this county are very
much mortified over the surprising fact
that it wss due to the vote Of one Of
their representatives in the Legislature
that the people are to be inflicted with
fifteen days more OF the doings of thOt
costly body. They hasten to say that
Hon. John F. Laird has entirely misrep.
resented them in this regard.
The knights OF Protection, a political
organization formed on the protective
tariff principles OF the Republican par.
ty, has come 10 the front again in this
section, and numerous assemblies are
being formed. One was instituted at
Elizabeth, Writ county, last week with
thirty charter members.
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nrb. IlIn. y nj ~. o,1v.V

Milt G. Barlow, who enacls the role
q tae aged darky, Uncle Josh, in Shook
& Golfers military drama, "The Blue
and the Gray" which appears at the
Grand the last three nights ofthis week,
Is recognized as being the best delineator
OF the Southern darEy before the public
to-day. BArloW'a early childhood DAYS
were passed IN the State Of Kentucky,
and his negro dialect Is simply perfect
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Nh. 90 Rad n. RSportod.

YUMA, Amz, March 2,-The river has
fallen to almost the level OF the water
before the last dood. News from the
valley says that everything is under
water aud much destruction to property
resulted. The Gila railroad tracks are
covered for miles by water sixteen feet
deep. The statement is made that the
great loss Of life here is untrue and abso'
lutely iacorreCt. One man, so far %
known, was drowned. Reports OF otherl
in the valley are reported but not con
n1ned.
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A BIG ASSIGNMENT
BY Now York Ii mpoFtinE HOase-swindloI
Released.

BY Now York lmDoFting Honse-Swindlor
Released.
New YoRE, March 2.-Julius Palme,
importer Of china, ETC., trading as PaIme
L Co., made an assignment to-day to B.
P. Schneider, Johannes Schroeder, of
Hamburg, going in as preferred credi-
tor for s4ll,o00.
Wm, Rothschild, the clever swiudlsr,
who was arrested here for swindling
dry goods merchants by means Of the
sample cotton game, was discharged to-
day for lack OF evidence. The only
conplainants the police could get against
him were Morris & Canp6eti, OF Red
Bluff. CAL, and they refused to come on
to the city and appear against him,
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frat, because the bill signed by the
President was not the bill that passed
both Houses; that II contains provisions
for bounties Congress had no power TO
enact, and that certain powers vested in
Congress cannot be delegated.
Attorney General Miller stated that
the Government was willing to have
cases advanced, but at his suggestion the
matter went over for week in order
that the Government might examine
into them,
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Big Murderer-LiltIe shsrIr.

QuRNci, liz, March 2.-Dan Porter,
the murderer Of Edwin D, Smith, broke
jail last night and escaped. When the
Sheriff entered the jail ut o o'clock he
was confronted by EoEteh who de-
manded his release. This request the
Sheriff refused, when Porter knocked
him down, relieved him Of his arms and
gained his liberty.
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RONE, March 2.-T5s pppo to-day is
receivingcougratulStions on the occasion
of his eightieth birthday. The pote
saya that he Is gratiAed at the progress
OF the faith In EuglAnd and II God
spared him until his Episcopal JubitI q
h9 would devote apart OF the offering Le
might receive to the suppression oil
slavery.
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Emperor william on hls AIuDeIe,

LONDON, March "a Berlin CORE.
spondent wires that he has information
from the highest sources to the effect
that feeling ol general uueasiness pre-
walls IN regard to Emperor William's
utteEanees. Chancellor Won Capriyi has
signitied his desire 70 resign Immediately
upon the termination Of the Autumn
man9lVres. II is feared the Emperor
will determine upon total reversal Of
bis friendly policy toward France,
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JoElEF, III, March g.-rhe Illinois
Steel Company has been unable to agree
with their men and tho rail and con.
verter mills were idle to-day. The men
want pay at the rate Of 81 now, aud
that the Iron Age quotations shall govern
during the year.
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city to-day in order to locate the pole
lines for the proposed electric system.
His idea Is 10 alternate the electric cir
cults in such manner that il one cir.
cult breaks, every alternate light will
remain burning, there being thus no
danger of the city being plunged in total
darkness.
In preparing plans and specifications,
bidders will be required to deliver to
each arc lamp ftty to 6ity two volts and
eight-and.a.quarter to nine amperes. 1t
is Mr.. seelsY's idea TO have two 400
horsepower engines, furnishing twice
the quantity Of power necessary, so that,
in case one engine must be stopped for
repairs the other can carry on The work.
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chnpr. 10 prInler,, NIslhod..

SEATTLE, WASH. March 2. - The
Seattle Typographical Union has de-
cided to qboIish piece work on the daily
papers and establish the eight hour
working day with the minimum scale oi
81 per day. Hereafter work will begin
on the morning papers ct 1880 p. m. The
action Of the union has been adopted by
the proprietors.
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IN THE HOUSE.
A special RodIs:.IOting COmmlttos AT

A Special Rodls:.lCting Commlttee Ap.
pointsd-Routino Matters.
Social DlipoieA 70 ne EateatOsHen.
CHARLESTON, W. y4o March s.rIn
the House the Judiciary Committee 70.
ported, without Recommendation, Sem
ate bill No. 40, establishing Criminal
Court In Fayette county.
Colonel Whites resolution for print
inE snd distribution Of House bill No,
81, abolishing prlyy examination oi
married women in acknowledgement oi
deeds, was adopted. Mr.. DAndridge'i
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Dating Tired.

Special Dispatch to lt EHts!ltGcneT.
OHARIEsroN, W. Va, March 2.-There
yas a slim sttendapce pt Senators to-day.
On conyening this morning General
Watts moved that call be ordered. but
enough members to make a quorum
struggled in before the sarGeant.at-Arms
started after them. Business was pro-
ceeded with. Only nine were in their
seats much OF the time this afternoon.
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wAsnlso4os, D. O., March 9.-senA.
tor.eIeCt PETER, Of Kansas, made his ap'
pearance upon the floor Of the Senate
this morning, and was introduced to
many Of the men who will be his COL
leagues in the next Congress by Senators
Plumb and ingalls,.
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COKE STRIKE.
Miners and Operators Confer but Arrive
at no ConcluAlon.

AAAAOA1 oAA SfNAAhSAa SN1ASS SSS S@e@ANS
at no ConcluSlon.
scorrpA1R, PA, March s,-The wage
committee Of the United Iron Workers
met with majority OF the coke opera
tors this afternoon and utterly failed to
come to any terms regarding the strike.
The miners would not submit to re.
ductiou, and the operators insisted upon
ten per cent reduction.
The operators said that trade was 60
ing down bill, and the mineIs answered
that coke was selling at higher price
than when the last scale was signed
The men are fighting against reduction.
They are preparing Tor . long siege, and
will establish 'Commisssries, send out la
hor asitatoTs and hold mass meetings to
keep up their spirits.
The convention Of United Mine
Workers at scottdale, decided to con.
tiuue the strike. The W. J. Rainey
works are running in full again, heavily
guarded BY depqleg.
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Oyster Men Drowned.

RicnMoSD, Va, March IA special
to the Di,pa.ch states that in the terrible
gale which swept the lower James river
Thursday night last, twenty.fonr oyster
men, mostly colored, we're dloyned At
points Just above and below the War.
wick river.
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NLW SOURCE OF DANGER.


A Child Dying from rrichiuB from Placing
Bacon on Its Neck.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo, March 2.-The child
of Anton Rudolph at oreide, Kansas, is
in deplorable condition from the effect
Of binding raw pork on its neck. The
little one was suffering from sore throat
and the parents bound it up with piece
of bacon, which was infested with tri.
chire. From slight abrasion in the
child's neck grew a fearful sore, which
has spread around the neck and over
the breast. DR.. Murdock, the attending
physician, pronounces 1t a trichinosis
affection,
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CHICAGO, March 2,-It Is announced
to-day that capital has been subscribed
for the construction Of the tallest
Office buildiDE in the world. The
Snilding will be tWenly.four stories
hiph, Steel will be the chief material,
Sni not so much wood will be used IN
It's constFGotipD IS is necessary TO ktndle
flre in q stove.
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oxAuA. Mn, March 2.-The mail
carriers have formed an organization and
employ an attorney to secure for them
pay for work over eight hours per day
since July /, when the Council bill took
effect. They have been working from
10 10 n hours daily.
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WASHINGTON, D. O., March 2.-Ths
public debt statement issued to-day
shows total Of s69S, ,52O.0 .0e2. Dsbt less
cash in treasury February %, 1891, Ssi9,.
6S9, ,705. Dabt less cash in treasury Jam
uary 81, 1891, Ss46, ,595,045. Net decrease
during the month, S2,S94,750.
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He.t YIrgIpla po,tmn.tsrs.

Special DiSpdteh 10 the Lrtte!ltJeleer.
WASHINGTON, D. G., March 2.-West
Virginia postmasterg appointed to-day:
Claud Bowen, vics S. Belville, e,resigned,
Booten, Wayne county; Wilson E. Criss,
vice s. r. Murray. failed to qualify,
Greggs, Ohio county; George N. Cum
ningham, vice f. G. Snodgrass, resigned,
Hazel Green, Richie county.
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EnRlNnd WIN AID canadian sae.re,,

OTTAWA, oNT, March 2--Sir Charles
fupper has cabled IN England iall par.
ticulars Of the terribls disaster 1.-THE
Spring Hill mines, and upon his sueefp.
lion ths friends OF Canada in Great
Britain will circulate subscription lisls
In aid Of the sufferers by tha explosion.
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LOysy,lrr, Ky, March 1.-The Lou.
IHyille baOe ball has increassd its stock
from $1,000 to $4,000. OF the new
stock $l0,600 was taken at once, Brown.
ing has not been signed by Pittsburgh,
as stated,
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JoNEsBoRO, TENN, March 2.-=Word
reaches this place that the notorious
Wright and Potter gangs, in johnson
county, have been at war again with
another gang Of .RoopShinerg. Details
are very meagre, but the report says that
three or four people were killed. Both
gangs are still under arms.
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oouSctI GRovs. KAs March 2,-1saac
Dowell shot and instantly killed ]. H.
Wharton, about eight miles north Of this
city, this forenoon. Both were farmers,
and the shooting grew out OF trouble
over a farm which both claimed to have
Fanted
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WAsnMoroN, D. c., March 2,-At the
session tonight the House passed the
bill providing for the inspection Of live
cattle, hogs, and the carcasses and pro:
ducts thereof which are the subject at
interstate commerce. The vote was,
yeas, l6l, nays, 20.
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NV YoRE, March 2.-August Elbo.
gen, the theatrical agent, who iBcharged
With onticiug young girls from this city
10 20 to New Orleans on the promise Of
furnishing them positions aud then
consigning them to disreputable places,
will-haye hearing tomorrow.
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nsr n,r.c.n.s.,i y !. H.r nsnth.

81. JosKPu, Mo March 2.-Mrs, Mary
GermAIpe was Saturday night arranging
her toilet by the light Of lamp, whsu
in somc way her hair caught on fire, and
before help could arrive she was so bad
ly burned that she will die.
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War nelIe. and Curlo. lurned.

BLOOMINGTON, ILL., March 2.-The
mansion OF Ex-Governor ogleaby, at
Elkhart, ILL.,, burned today. Loss, SIS
900. All the aoYernors cprios and
relics oil the war were destroyed, and
Mrs, 0giesby was painfully but not dan'
Rerously burned,
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5000 for BEING Abducted.

INprAxAPotrs, March 9.-This morn
ing Lena Myers. who sued Fletcher, q
wealthy lawyer, for $4,000 damages for
abduction, was awarded 5000 by the
Jury. The case has been noteworthy
because Of the high standing Of the par.
ties.
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POOR GIRL.

The End of the Married form ent of Girl
who Married Bogus Count.
PHILADELPHIA, March 2.-In Common
Pleas Court to-day Virginia Knox,
Carusi was divorced from Giuseppe
Carusi, notoriously known as the Count
De Monticello. The deienGent Is now
in the house oil correction for circulating
scandatOus circulars about his wife.
The story Of the worthless Counts mar.
riage to the Pittsburgh heiress and his
abuse OF the bride has otter been told.