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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-12-01
mOUNDSVILLE.

Mr.. Philip Cunningham, who resides
on Roberts Ridge, was robbed of two
thousand dollars in hard cash last week.
He had made arrangements for the pur-
chase Of farm from one of his neigh
bors, named John Dwire, but before
the deal was contaminated Dwire's
finances became complicated and he
left the county. Upon his return some
two weeks ago he retained Capt. Il. b.
Dovener as his counsel, aid he began
to straighten things out Upon bis
advise Mr.. Cunningham went to
Wheeling, where they thought
a compromise could be effected among
the creditors and Cunningham get the
farm under his originable agreement.
He took along with him 50, 900 In cash.
They failed to make the compromise
and Cunningham started to return
home. He missed the evening train,
and after waiting at the depot for a
couple of hours, left on the midnight
train. At Benwood he had talk with
man who claimed to be connected
with the Fostoria Glass Company, OF
this city. He had the money in his
inside coat pocket at the time. The
thought never struck him that the
money was in danger until after he had
left the train here, when he reached in
his pocket for some papers and found
that the pocketbook was missing. He
was perfectly dumbfOunded at the
shock. He sought the advice OF coun-
sci, but no clue to the robbers or the
money has been found.
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the PACE THAT KILLS.
Read This if You Are oyer-worked.


"'Tis the PACE that kills" Thousands are
over-working brains, nerves and bodies, and
the result will be nervous exhaustion, insanity
heart failure shattered HerUes, paralysis or death
unless they recuperate their nerve power and
vital strength.
They become weak, nervous, fretful, with
dizzy, bad-feeling head. unsteady, trembling
nerves, strange sensations, feelings OF anxiety,
depression, sleeplessness and tired waking,
malaria, appetite and digestion fail, with bill
iousness and constipation. These are danger
Gus symptoms-ths ,Carnin0 Is plain. Use DR..
6reene's NerVura, the great nerve, brain and
blood invigorstof. 1t will rebuild the shattered
nerves, restore vitality to brain ans strengthen
and invigorate ell the functions and energies Of
the body. Purely vegetable and harmless.
Drussist sell it. sI.0l
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-12-01
LOVES ANOTHsR MANS WIFE.
Arrest of an Insane Frenchmen for Perse'
cutting Mrs Charles e. Alexander.

Arrest of an Insane Frcnchmen for Perse-
cutting Mrs Charles 3. Alexander.
New YORK, November 3O.-Detect-
ives from Inspector Byrne's staff took
into custody to-day Louis Armand, an
insane Frenchmen, who has for years
been prosecuting Mrs. Charles d. Alex
auder, OF No. West Fifty-eighth street,
with his attentions in the same way
that crazy James DOugherty recently
annoyed Mary AnderSOu-N Navarro.
Mrs. Alexander Is the daughter Of
the late Millionaire Croker, of San
francisco, and is the vile of the senior
member Of the law firm Of Alexander
az Green, OF this city. She first met
Armand about fifteen years ago when
he was engaged as her private tutor.
After his dismissal, when her education
was finished, he annoyed her by his de-
clarati0ns of love, and his insane
Jealousy of Mr.. Alexander, her accept
ed sutton.
After her marriage Armand followed
her TO this city and renewed his perSe-
cution. de sent her letters every day,
stationed himself near her residence,
and followed her every time she went
out His letters finally began TO assume
q threatening tone, and in January Mr..
Alexander reported the matter TO In
specIor Byrnes, and had Armand arrest
ed. Ia July he was released and con
tlnued his persecution.
When arrested to-day, Armand said:
81 fell in love with her the first time
saw her, and have loved her ever since.
j have followed her and have spent $50
600 for detectives to keep track Of her.
Tho doctors can't say when man is
Insane"
Armand viii be examined in the in
zane department Of Bellevue Hospital.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-12-01
BENWOOD.

A drunken husband, living in Centre
ward, has exc ted the Indignation OF citi-
zens by his inhuman treatment OF his
wife. On Saturday he drew his pay,
and notified mis- grocer not to give credit
to his wife. On Sunday afternoon he de-
stroyed the provisions which his wife
purchased on Saturday night, and then
set fire to her clothes, throwing them
IN a heap out into the street. Other
stories are told of his brutality.
The employees of the Wheeling steel
plant held a meeting at the City Hall
Sunday afternoon, and committee
was appointed for the purpose of pre-
pairing q scale of wages, to be submit
ted to the management, to operate
during the year commencing January
1st. The employees have no organiza-
ton, but there has as yet been no Sc
rious clash between the officials and
the men.
A gang of Italians got gloriously full
Sunday afternoon, and while walking
past the Junction one of their number,
unable to proceed farther, fell to the
ground. Marshal Cooke arrested him
and placed him in Jail. The swarthy
son of sunny Italy had the doubtful
honor Of being the first prisoner to re-
pose in the new lookup. He settled
with his honor yesterday morning.
John Arndt met with quite painful
accident Yesterday morning. He was
repairing some surgical instruments,
when in some manner sharp pointed
instrument penetrated the flesh OF the
| fore finger of his left hand, making an
! ugly wound, DR.. Haskins dressed it.
Mrs. Caylor entertained number Of
her friends in very enjoyable manner
at her home on Main street Saturday
evening. Among the guests were sew
| eral young ladies from Bellaire and
Barnesviue.
The protracted meetings at the M. E.
church will continue every afternoon
and evening this week. Great interest
| has been manifested, and the series of
meetings has been productive of much
good.
1t is understood that an effort will he
made al the next meeting OF (ouncil to
stop the practice Of loafing IL the City
Building. This will go rather hard
with some of the boys this winter.
1t is understood that some improve
ments are contemplated for the River
side Steel Works, including the placing
Of manipulation at the rolls.
David Arndt is experimenting the
placing in position of the muck rolls in
the pudding department of the Ben
| wood mill.
Ed. Colts aud j. P. Barger have do
mated fine oil paintings to the festival
for the benefit of st. Johns Church.
John Hsgan and wife, of PlttsburQ.
are guests Of Mrs. Hagan's mother.
Mrs. Debold, on Main street.
Thomas Lewis, OF Moundsville. form
| erly of Benwood, was circulating among
his many friends yesterday.
There is again complaint about the
pump at Hardy's. 1t has been out of
repair for month.
Albert Patton and Harry Vogle. of
DuQuesne, Pa, were calling on friends
here yesterday.
Miss Fanny Green, of New Matamoras.
is guest of Miss EIva Fitzgerald. on
Main street.
The Wheeling steel plant was idle
yesterday, but win resume work this
morning.
The Kickapor Indian Medicine Com
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-12-01
A Lively CHASE


a Tue, on Fire. Making Kapiu OieolP
oY lake Michigan, Captured By An0'h-
er Tug. a. r.. ovar an
hour out on wlntry Lake Michigan,
four men stared full in the race whae
seemed 70 be inevitable DEATH 1hey
,vere aboard the tug John A. Miller
which was wrapped ia flames, was run
ming wild at full speed In a great cir
The men had only deck buckets to
SoIav the moment when apparently
thew would have TO decide whether 10
Srrn or drown. The smoke and lame
from the burning craft were sighted oy
the tug Welcome, but the waves were
running so high that the welcome was
AZ last however, she succeeded IN
steaniYg close 20 the fiery Miller, ana
bv almost superhuman efforts took the
men n, hoard. The rescuers narrowly
averted meeting the fate that had walt
o5 the rescued. The Welcome took
fire and only prompt measures averted
her destruction.
LHH AUuE ultn " ~ N'Ntt -
.riIror oore Captaiu Peter Barry, Engi-
peer James Barry, Fireman Charles
NeWmaT and a deck hand. The wei
come was Under the command Of Cap
tain Thomas Barry, q brother OF the
Miner's captain. The Welcomes re-
markable chase for life after the uncon-
trolab,e and swift-mOving Miller took
mace about five miles from shore.
The crew of the Miller, though Suter-
inc intense pain enjoyed one satlsiac-
zion; that Of seeing the tug sink without
them aboard. The fire, is supposed to
have originated in the explosion OF q
lamp. 10 made 700 rapid progress 10
permit any investigation and after driy-
ing the engineer and wheelman from
their posts they set the steering appar-
atus % head straight for port, but In
stead it made the huge circle that so
nearly proved the doom OF tie men.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-12-01
FOR SALE

Seven lots 50XlU ivct no tiiAa, NhJt
Gallagher addition; price 500 81 so titt
Corner one-half LOT on McCollocA 90
mont streets.
Two lots at Edging'on Lane.
Farm 40 acres six miles East Of cliy.
Farm O. acres, very cheap, eighties
east OF city.
Lots in A. II. Pa,tsnont aitIlisi
Grove, on easy terms.
Choice lots In Glendale on easy iff1t
Sl,OOO will buy i've r0omed bees,
street, Centre " heeling.
Five houses. three rooms, 90 Soah
street, 81 600 each.
Lots in S. s. Bloch addition on s,ga
and Elm streets.
Lot on Soath Front street lslshd, VI
One OF the best manufaciarhg i'"
city, fronting on two railroads
Good business corner In Cehief hast.l,
House OF six rooms, 20 Nooei -
good condition, s2,AO.
House Of seven rooms, G3l Ron iii'.,
House OF four rooms. corner slgtisei-
and Alley o; 81 COO
Lots on North Erie aad South F'th .
Island, e35O 70 800 each.
Full lot on Jacob street, Wild i"t'
BRICK house In the rear. E,OO
Half Lot on Eof street. SCUM q ~
eighth street, 81, 900.
Two Lott In very desirable location y -
vile st low Squire. .n 4,
Half.Lot at east end Of TWenigse' y
$500. mn.
Fiye-roomed House. good eondlhol' -
Chnpline street; N.i00.
NESBITT 81 DEVIhi
IN M.,Lsi 81.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-12-01
QUEER sUBMARrNE BOAT.
Remarkable Craft That ChicGgoan Has
Had Built at Detroit.

Had Built at Detroit
DETROIT, Men, November 30.-At
i O'Clock tomorrow the nameleSs sub
marine boat constructed by the Detroit
Boat Works will be launched to enable
the builders 20 complete the internal
fittings.
The construction of this peculiar
craft was let to the boat works by
George c. Baker, OF Chicago, just a
wear ago. The object OF the owner IN
having the submarine boat built IS TO
give thorough practical test Of an in
geniOuS invention patented by Mr..
Baker and consisting of reversible pro-
Uellers. The duty of these prOpellers,
working amidShiDs on each side of the
boat, is to not only prOpel but also to
regulate the depth OF the immersion of
the boat.
The boat is 40 feet long, Q feet wide,
- feet deep, elliptical In shape, aud
drawing eight feet Of water with ten
tons Of ballast. OF solid oak frames,
nodded six inches deep aud bOlted, the
skeleton is very strong. Over the
framework is q cover Of prepared can
vas, which is again covered by one inch
plank, making the thickness Of the
shell seven inches.
The inside is TO be thoroughly braced
and the pressure Of eishty-Six feet of
water can be stood Steam will be used
as the proDelling power. The blowing
engine changes the air in four minutes
through 8 fOur-inch inlet pipe that may
be extended eight feet above the hull
and discharged through the outlet at
the other end, but II SusmerSiOn is de-
sired the outlet Is closed and the air is
stored at pressure Of fifteen pounds,
giving ample 70 last three men several
hours.
An observing tower two feet high is
located on the top Of the boat and
through this ingreSS and egreSs is OBJ
tainable. Around the sides or body Of
the tower are five peep-holeS of heavy
glass. The machinery is not yet in
position, and it will be a week before
the experiment Of Submersion will be
tried
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-12-01

.,o,+.rd efficiency Of our public schools
~ he Judgment Of all fair minded citl-
70 sno - Je,ermine whether or not IT Is
warranted by the facts ,.o,n.Io aud
Finally, as to the principals nenps !, anu anu
teachers engaged in our scnools, IL can
he trnthfully said, that not more
e 20 Woodworking, pains-tak king or or
ancient corps OF instructors coulu De
found. than we have the good fortune
~ nossess: and we opine that such a re-
~ as the President of the Board Is
n ~ o. : TO have made, is not calcu-
iot"d "a inspire them with increased
, 1ssI for the plishment OF greater
Le sas oG in their ardu0us duties.
PioNS TAXPAYER.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-12-01
& 61liZdinn IN

81 guiding up
of the entire system follows the use
of DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip-
ton It's an invigorating, restora-
tive tonic, soothing cordial and
bracing nervine - and a certain
remedy for all the functional de-
raugements, painful disorders or
chronic weaknesses peculiar to wo-
men. It improves digestion, en-
riches the blood, dispels aches and
pains, melancholy and nervousness,
brings refreshing sleep, and restores
flesh and strength. For periodical
palms, internal Inflammation and Ill
ceration, leucorrhea and kindred all
ments, it Is q positive specifics
gHGrGateeG one. If it fails to give
satisfaction, in any case, the money
paid for it is refunded. No other
medicine for women is sold on these
terms. With an ordinary medicine,
it can't be done.
That's the way its makers prove
their faith In It. Contains no alco-
hol to inebriate; no syrup or sugar
to derange digestion q legitimate
medicjRS not a beverage. Purely
vegetable and perfectly harmless IN
any condition Of the system.
Worlds Dispensary Medical As
ISOLATION, Proprietors, No. 6eS Main
Street, Buffalo. n, Y
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-12-01
Public Sale Of Real Isl

DY vfRTU : OF A DECREE " w.. 80
ID cuit Court OF Ohio county
chancery cause la said couri g-hslst
&. Is. PrettymAn Is the plain ~, 49,, \,
Wells and Others are the deienasl,. I
dersigned will, 90 CommbslonsiAs b.,
as Trustee In the stead Of NllilAn y. -
now deceased, who was Ifusge -,
deed Of trust executed by haul9s 4
her husband for the use 81 tall 4
man, dated the 18th day OF Sepisiil.'.,,, \ l
recorded in the Office Of the Gen -, J. a
Court OF Ohio county, In deco o. ~, a 4
~. page as. offer for sale 20 hlt -, "A
public auction, before the Oouh
The city OF Wheeling, on no % "a
SATURDAY, THE lyfh DAi
Der, i$i' ,r.,-a
NJ 10 o'clock A. NJ, ofsaid CAY 80, 4
ua bic real estate situated IN ths ~, =
ing. Ohio county, West Vifgith,. Z, : I
western portion OF the eastern 1890 I
hered iei on the south side q 81. -. Il
In saId CITY, being the western -. 4
.,onertv conyeysd 10 Lille b 81,
Plstof 4. Noble. By John bcN.A 80 y
deed Of partition dated Jolly :, -, Il
scylbed a, follows. VIZ: b,.l.- - 4
northwest corner Of said propslI... 80
Ing Wild the iil5 VI Pts - . -
lyi "a feet 81 inches; thspc- 49, I
Inches: thence east lsl1 ince''s' p. a,sF'
10 the slley 10 the rear ~ sall N. a -
the line Of said aIley. wesiHffs1l .,..-.f
thence portbwsrily 70 place 2. ~, ~
and competed tbersvith. d -
ground (Which was couTey.s - a
Wells By James NcAdtDs 1,,,r.t
les5J. and tbns bounded ase &C. ~, :, y -
seven inches Of Of the eA,i - ,.. "a ..
feet Of LOT Numbered ~ On va 10 -
sixteenth street between ~ -, =, - -
In said city. fronting inehs.. I. IN. = =,
az said street snd sdioinins ~, 5.sf 3; 1
piece or portion Of lot. sd ~ ..----.s,,.i ,
Width with the said We're Ias ,l,iss %
alley 10 rear, lnclading The ~.
on said lot. M. 0ceiia
nu,cbssemonsy or 50 ngeh fs0' ~ ~ =.
purehesef may elect, 10 az sstrsf z.
In two equal ann usl psy lasIi 49, ~ -
from the DAY OF sale; ins ,sr-st9 =,
taneo 70 ''0o GUY 2 S,s..i,.s
w II HkILKE. AueiIonssk ,,,,, =
r.he aid Commlfsionsf - -
M renal sum Of goo eonsi'S 4,
BY said decree Holm v. NlIs,lsSss.s
CLERK %, the Circuit Cosno' "A
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-12-01
will hold forth at the City Hall

blnation will hold forth at the City Hall
tonight.
John James and Frank Porterfield
were visiting friends in Moundsville
Sunday.
Go to Barger's for watches, clocks
and jewelry, at the very lowest
prices.
Sam Armour was down from Pitts
burg calling on friends here on Sunday.
Miss Kate Pearl is lying in a precarl-
Gus condition at her home.
Hiram Bumgardner, Of ParkersburR,
is visiting friends here.
Miss Lizzie Dolan is visiting friends
in New Mart nsvllle.
j. P. Barger left yesterday for Pitts
burg on business.
Mrs. Nj. Vanceuren is visting friends
in PittSburg.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-12-01
FOOLISH WAGER.
Two Men SIT on a Fence Twenty-nine
Hours, and are Now Seriously III.

Two Men sit on Fence Twenty-Five
Hours, and are Now Seriously Ill.
AKRON, o., November 80. - On
Thanksgiving evening crowd Of men
gathered in a country store at BOtseum.
Two Of them, Wm. Noble and John
Springer, were in a bantering mood,
and the former finally offered to wager
an oyster supper for the party that he
could sit longer on q rail fence than the
other. The wager was promptly ae-
cepted, and the men were soon perched
on a fence. Hour after hour passed,
and neither man showed signs OF weak
enlng. Their families had been notified,
aud each was supplied with hot coffee,
food and warm clothing. All night
Thursday and all day Friday they re-
manned on the fence, a greater part of
the time in driving rain. About mid
night Friday Springer, who is z very
heavy maO, descended from his perch,
and admitted that he was beateu. The
men had 70 be carried TO their homes.
aud both are nOwill. They were on the
fence twenty-nine hours, and the ex-
posture may cost both of them their
lives.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-12-01
Me6trnl.
Health is Wealth


DR.. E. G. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT
MENT. guaranteed specifc for Hysteria, Dizzi-
ness COMPOSITIONS. Fits, Nervous Neuralgia
Headsche Nervous Prostitution, caused by the
use OF alcohol or tobacco Wskefulness, Mental
Depression, Softening OF the Brain, resulting In
insanity and leading to misery, decay and death.
Premature Old Age, Barrenness, Loss OF Power
in either seq. Involuntary Losses aud Sperma-
torrhpa caused by over-exe:tion OF the brain;
Sef.Abuse or Over-Indulgence. Each box con
tains one months treatment. sl.OO box or SIX
boxes for $500, sent by mail prepsid on receipt
OF price.
Guarantee Six Boxes
To cure any case. With each order received by
us for six boxes, accompanied with - 90. We VIII
send he purchaser a written guarantee TO re-
fund the money IL the treatment does not elect
a cure Guarantees issued only through
NOLAN BROTHERS
Druggists Sole Agents, hcLain Block, Market
aud Twelfth streets, Wheeling. ". Va ed&gc
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-12-01

My physician said could not live.
my liver ont Of order, frequently
Vomlted greenish mucous, skin yellow.
Smail dry humors on face, stomach
would not retain food. Burdock Rood
suffers cured me. Mrs. Adelaide
y S bIisn, s7e Exchange ST., Buffalo.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-12-01

TOR sALE-FRAHE SToRT-9Cc,--
IL dwelling at McMechen. 80 sVJE
from h. 4 o, shops and round -, Sl
ing up. Excellent location h, IIo ICES >
in good condit on. VIII sell si,s sizes
Price, 500. Terms. cash. CO -
selling. Address, 5. II. GRAFTON I v..'
W. Va. ~ Nek.
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DR. RENT

Store room and dwelling, nos. e9O al
Chapline street; new; has al conyeuits,s
improvements: good stable 10 fsaL A
class stand for 4 live, energetic party
Three rooms at No. 9lS Market street
-Four rooms at No. g1S Market street
GEO. J MATAS0N
1910 ChAplb, Sc
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EOR RENT
Srr Sale.

EloR SALE OR RENT TSS>
IL Block, No. 20ls aud sO5l Ma "a s0l
west corner Enquire OF JOHN ssG,,s,;
the building, upstairs. Entran,." ohl
FIRST street. Terms easy. % Il
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FOR SALE,

Two-story brick house. No. 1925 Wool,-
hree-story brick house. No 8Ta,tr,,
Two.story Frame house, No. Is Th.r,.s,
Two-story frame house, No li;8 Hisl !.
South York street lot, Zanes orchard !.
South Jacob 81, lotnear new car static,
Choice building lots 10 Pleasant v,gy
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-12-01

Seven lots 50xlU0 irct ~ tiiAn, MA
Gallagher addition; price 500 % go tie,
Corner one-half lot on McCol.ocl il.
mont streets
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Telephone No. lO7.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1891-02-11
Rev. Sam Jones has a Fight.

PALESTINE, Tex, Feb. 3.-At q series
of meetings held here in November las;
the Rev. Sam Jones, of Carterville, Ga,
excited much comment and enthusiasm,
both for the large number of conversions
he effected for various religious denom-
nations and for the vigorous manner in
which he assailed sinners in general and
several individuals in particular.
Among the latter who were sharply re-
buked bv the Evangelist was Mayor J.
J. Ward, to whose official and private
character he alluded to in the severest
and most pointed terms. The mayor
was absent from the city at the time and
the announcement that the well-knoWn
evangelist would behere again to deliver
his lecture, sect there" caused much eN-
citement and there was rush for seats.
Jones arrived on Receiver Bonner's
special car at s last night and the lect-
ure was delivered before large audience
in the Opera House.
At the station this morning, just be-
fore the evangelist took the train for the
west, Mayor Ward was seen approaching.
L Uttering few words the mayor then
vigorously attacked Jones with cane.
The cane changed hands and the mayor
received several blows Before the by
ISLANDERS could part the angry combat
ants heavy bruises were inflicted and
both bled profusely. In few minutes
the train pulled out OF the station with
sam Jones on board.
Mayor Ward was subsequently arrest
ed and placed under bonds for aggrava
ted assault and for carrying a pistol.
The mayor avows his right to carry
weapons and declears he had no inten-
tion of carrying his resentment further
than Gaming Jones,
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1891-02-11
Hard ON His L.aWYers

New YORK, Jan. 29.-Harris "A.
Smiler was convicted in June of killing
Maggie Dralney, in house on Seventh
avenue, near Twenty-sixth street, to
which she had fed to escape his brutal
ity. His conviction was affirmed by the
court of appeals. He was arraigned
yesterday in the court Of general sessions
for resentence to death. Smller was a
bigamist as we'll as a murderer, and both
his wife and Maggie Dralney, the wo-
man he had higamously married, were
troubling him for support. He set out
one night to kill them both, killed Mag
gle Drainey and was arrested three hours
later as he was en;ering the house where
his wife lived. When Smlier was asked
by Chief Clerk Sparks what he had to
y as to why judgment of death should
not be pronounced against him, he said:
II didn't have fair trial. l was de-
ceiyed in my counsel. Ny counsel de-
celved me ali along. My counsel was
not fit to defend anybody. I could make
better counsel out o a handful Of mud"
Judge Fitzgerald told Smiler that he
had had fair and thorough trial and
that the jury could have arrived at no
other verdict upon the evidence. The
Judge sentenced Sniler to die at Sing
Sing within the week beginning Monday,
March 16