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ASK your grocer for Marvin's xxx
Ginger Snaps.


We beg to call your attention to the
lines OF the "Great and Only" Chicsgo,
Milwaukee & st. Paul Railway. They
now own and operate over $500 miles
Of road, extending through Illinois,
Wisconsin, the Peninsular Of Michigan,
Minnesota, North and South Dakota,
Iowa and Missouri. It Is the short line
and best route from Chicago to Council
Bluffs, Omaha, 81. Paul, Minneapolis,
Kansas City and intermediate points.
Their equipment Is unsurpassed. Vesti-
buled, electric lighted and steam heated
trains, chair cars, Pullman's finest sleep.
ing cars and the finest dining cars in the
world. Meals 70 cents. II you contem.
plate trip west, northwest or south
west Of Chicago, you will make no mis-.
take by purchasing your ticket over the
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul Railway.
All ticket agents have them. For rates
Of fare, time tables and full information,
write to GEORGE II. HEAFFoRp, General
Passenger Agent, Chicago, ILL.,, or to
WILLIAM KELLY, JR., Travelling Passen-
ger Agent, 10 South Broad street, Phila-
delphia, Pa,
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Mrs. Alkaline Gundling, wife Of Mr..
David Gundling, died at her home at
1905 Chapline street early yesterday
morning, after q tedious illness, in her
forty.third year. Mrs. Gundling was q
daughter Of Mr.. s. Kline, and was mar.
ried to Mr.. Gundling shortly after the
war, and after a short residence in Balti-
more, they came here, and in her long
residence in Wheeling she has won the
esteem and friendship Of very large
circle OF acquaintance. Two sons and
two daughters are left with her husband
to mourn their great loss, and they have
the heartfelt sympathy Of all who know
them. She was prominent in religious
and charitable work, and her loes will
be especially felt among The poor, to
whom she was always liberal and
sympatheiic.
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Asweot scheme.

For some days past two men have
been visiting stores and residences on
the South Side, taking orders for honey
to be shipped from some farm in the in.
terror OF the State. As the sample
shown looked very nice many orders
were secured. Wednesday one Of the
men walked into Yieweg's store, on For
ty.iiith street, and engaged the proprie-
tor in conversation. He was quite elo-
quent in praise Of the product OF his
apiary, and Mr.. Vieweg was on the point
Of purchasing.
1t this moment another man entered
the store from the rear end, and on
Mr.. Vieweg's leaving the first to attend
to his new customer, the former tried to
get into the till, so Mr.. Yieweg says.
Mr., Yieweg detected him in the act,
and, on his raising an alarm, both men
left. No other attempts to rob made by
them have been reported 80 far, though
they have entered other stores in like
manner. One goes in first, ostensibly to
sell honey, and engages the proprietor
in conversation, while the other one re-
mains outside until q favorable oppor.
tunity for his purpose presents itself.
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THR Old PHOTOGRAPH GAME

Opens IN on Market street, Under Pc.
oulIar Circumstances, but has \ Short
Career.
Persons passing Egangelistic Hall, on
Market street, heard strange combine
ton ofsounds last night, Mingled with
the gospel hymns from the hall was the
jargon Of a fakir in the little room I'D.
joining, who was operating q lottery
scheme, selling small Photographic at 80
cents esch, the buyers standing chance
Of drawing prize Of 81, So or $40:
The Photographic were arranged close
together, face outward, in large frames.
Back OF q number Of them were stencil.
ed the figures 81 back OF several S., and
behind one or two $40. There were
probably forty.eight 10 sixty cards in o
frame, and perhaps six or eight prizes
TO each.
II Is an old and seductive gaming
scheme. The photographs are dizzy
pictures OF actresses In tights or repro.
auctions OF paintings oil nude women.
The strange feature Of the affair was
that the room in which the scheme was
run Is leased, controlled and sub.let by
Mr.. Sawyer, Rev. DR.. Gushing and N.
Beck, the gentlemen interested in the
Eyangelistic hall meetings, and there
was naturally a great deal Of comment.
An.IHTRLLlGENcER reporter called at
the hall to see Mr.. Sawyer, but found he
was out OF town. Later DR.. Gushing
and Mr.. Beck were seen. They said
they had rented the room to the parties
through a man in whose word they had
confidence, and who seemed TO be actu'
ated only by a friendly desire to secure
them paying tenant. In answer to
their inquiries he assured them the
room was wanted for an innocent and
Legitimate purpose, and when DR.. Cush
ing learned the truth last night he wa
shocked and mortified. The room wa
rented only by the day, and the least
was Cancelled at once.
The game was illegal, and the poGc'
violated their oaths Of Office by not stop
ping 1t as soon as 1t opened.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers in the city and Wheeling Foil ,
Abroad.

Strangers in the City and Wheeling Foil !
Abroad.
Nj. E. W. DunAway Is in Pittsburgh.
Col. W. ". Arnett was at Washington, Ia,
yesterday,
T..J. Ball. Of North wheeling, Is back from a
trip TO Boston.
ElwSod shellcrOn left yesterday for his homo
at Philadelphia.
E B. Stone. Of Rowlesburg, was at the stAmT
House yesterday.
John Adams. Of Grafton, was at the Hotel
Windsor yesterday.
John J. Jacob, OF Clinton, registered at the Nc.
Lure House yesterday.
Mr.. A. J. Cecil Is confined TO his home, at
Pleasant Valley, by Illness,
Capt. u 7. Bowers and Henry Koontz, Of New
4aTftnSvtlie, were up yesterday.
J. Glenn Cook. OF the Moundsvllle Boom Com.
paDy, was in the city yesterday.
Mrs Ellen Caldwell left yesterday for q sojousp
OF several weeks in the GulistateS.
Attorney Fred MArtln, Of Fairmont, was In
the city yesterday on legal business.
Mr.. W. X. BOdley and Mi. and Mira William
McCracRsn have gone 10 Philadelphia.
Mr.. aud MrS. II. p. Quick ADD Mrs. II. B. Burn.
EFT, Of steubenYille, were in Wheeling yesterday,
Charles r. stuRCS, Advance agent OF the
DEVILS Nine" company, arrived In the city yes
terdAy.
Madame Neuviiie and son, with two other
members Of their troupe, arc at the Mcclure
House.
Nj, r. "A, Schubert, OF J. W. Grubb's ieWelrY
store, accompanied by his friend. Mr.. GeoEge
DIeE, will sail Saturday for sounderberg, Thue.
rinRen, on the new steamer HAYel Mr.. schu.
beFI will return about the lnt Of April.
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WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY.
An InposisE CslsbFAtloa Promised hsEs on
The 2IAt.

An Inpotlsg CslsbFAtloa Promised hsFssa
The Executive Committee having
charge Of the celebration OF Washing
toms birthday, which is to be on Fsbru.
airy 81, "a the ed falls on Sunday, held
a meeting last night and chose George
E. Boyd, jr, as Chief Marshal, and ].
Frank Dow as First Assistant. The re.
mainder Of The staff will be announced
hereafter.
Junior Order U. A. n. The o. U. A.
NJ, T. S. OF A., many civic
organizations, the fire department and
police have been invited TO participate,
and most OF them have accepted. Two
hundred uniformed Jr. o. U. A. N. will
come down from Pittsburgh, q Council
OF nearly a hundred from Washington,
Pa, about three hundred from Mounds
vile, New Martinsville and other down
the river points, and about as many
from out the y. & o., as well as the
Warrington and Burton militia compa.
mics. The Linsley cadets and public
school children are also expected to turn
out. The Opera House band will head
the procession, and there will be other
Wheeling Commandery No. /, K. g.
E., will make Its first appearance in full
4 feature Of the day will be the pres.
entation Of a aag by Washington Coun'
ell No. 5 to the Washington schools
There will also be a big blowout at Ger
mania hall in the evening.
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Alta meeting OF the Butchers Protec.
tive Association, No. II, February II,
1891, the following preamble and resolu.
tions were adopted:
WHEREAS, It has pleased an All-wiae
Creator in His INFINITE wisdom to re.
move from the circle OF our Association
and from earth and friends our brother,
Charles Daub. who departed this life
February 10, 1901, therefore, be it
'ResoEred, That while bowling in meek
submission to His holy will, we most
sincerely deplore his loss and only find
consolation In the thought that our sep.
aration Ia but temporary, and that we
shall meet again beyond the portals Of
the tomb.
Resolred, That in his death the family
have lost an atIectionate husband and
loving father, the Butchers Protective
Association, No. II, a devoted member
and the community an upright citizen.
Received, That these resolutions be
spread on the records Of our Association
and copy presented to the bereaved
G. Il. Medick, G. W. HesS, CHARLES
Dannenberg, Louis aoeckler, Andy
Korn, Committee.
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Yesterday morning, about half past
eight o'clock, while workmen at the
Top mill were lifting a heavy roller upon
a lathe with crane, the chain broke and
the crane struck Melvin Hubbard and
Herman Bierkotte, inhicting deep
wound on the forehead and back OF the
head OF Hubbard. DR.. Blrney was call
ed in to attend the unconscious man,
and aewed up the wounds. Hubbard is
getting along fairly we'll. Bierkotte was
only slightly injured,
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jyS1NwYAw
BEI,i,AIRk.
All Sorts of Local News and Gossip from
the Glass City.

All Sorts of Local News and Gossip from
the Glass City.
Mrs. Thomas Wetherald ,iA home from trip
70 California.
Miss Anna Sanders came home from: Delaware
College this week very sick.
Superintendent Townsend, Of the G., L. L W.
railroad, was here yesterday.
8. Simmons and @. Ewing, OF Cleveland, were
here among friends yesterday.
william Bridenstein Is at sanduSky contract
Ing for this summers supply OF ice.
Rev. Aaron NewmRrk, the JewIgh rabbi here,
viii leave this week for New York visit.
A horse belonging to q Mr. Bailey fell ont OF
sChlch's stable yesterday and broke lis neck.
"Not true bIip' Is the way tthe grand jury
returned tho case OF Prof. a. p. Meyers this
week.
Fifty or more Italians left for up river points
yesterday, whilc nearly as many more came
down.
Mr.. Clark Bishop, who was stricken with par.
alyBls last week, Is reported better, Tha stroke
was confined TO the right aide. He Is LAughlin
mill mailer.
The churches here have taken an option on
the ElyHian OPEN House f0r the month Of April
ut $40 per night The evangelIsts, Major Coe and
Mr.. Jewctt, Will occupy 1t during that time.
J.&A. Kapnet, wool and fnr. men, arc losers
10 the extent Of 500 worth Of turs from their
recover them, as they did not go very far away,
R, G, MeGAughey, ESQ. was taken 10 St ClGlrS
Vile, by Deputy Sheriff Darby, "wednesday even
under false pretenseH. MCGaughey had sold a
note for fl00 on Phillip SchRdsr 70 ], Q. Smith,
Nj, Smith giving him 500 for It. When pre-
sented 1t was pronounced forgery.
Another horrible accident occurred here yes.
teriAy morning at 1873, n train NO. los was
leaving the D. & 0. depot west bound. Samuel
LowdGT, OF Zanesyllle, 4 travelling man, formerly
Baltimore & Ohio conductor, attempted 10
board the train after st had started, having IN
his left band his valIse. His right hand slipped
from the rail- aud he was thrown violently
down, falling directly under tho wheels, and
was cut completely in two. Tho remains Wert
/ gathered up and taken to the undertaking
rooms OF ]. n. Grafton and prepared Tor burial
being sent home last night. The Coroner rem
| dered his verdict In accordance with the above
facts. Mr.. LoWder was we'll known here and al
over the country. He was prominent X. Of P.
and the lodge hero has charge Of the remaln8
10 was ono Of firm Of wholesale liquor DEALER
Of ZAnesville.
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AT TUB THEATRE


This drama, 10 be seen at the Opera House
next Tuesday evening, tells dramatically the
story Of Rll LENrts. AEelotmed burglar, he mar.
known he IL driven 70 conpealment. He re-
turns 4 burglar, his wife having married again,
aud IL surprised by his little daughter EdlIAa n
the act Of Fobbing his own house. In the end
he dies. A. 8. Llpman Is LtletS takes the role
a. EltpdFd hdiHbFidge does his part cleYeEly,
Miss Helen 0ttolcngul a. Atee, the wife OF LsIgi,
creates sympathy for her character BY her mag.
nitleent poslng and reading, and Mis- Hattie
Scheel a. FGRRte Il gWeetly beautiful. N. D,
Arnold Is Hamilton, the old man, and Robert
Irving Is JdRlCs, the servant, are the comedy
twain. L. A. WagenhAls As Pau BeRiON, the
iecond husband Of Altec, Il also q competent &C.
Tor without deserving part, ,Edlhd Is taken
BY vGilie Edgar Snd Baby spencer In way that
enChRnl0 ALL
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FoB ruR CnILDREN.-Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy is great favorite with
mothers for their children, as many Of
them have learned from long expert.
ence in the use OF 1t that 1t 10 reliable.
It promptly cures their children Of
coughs and colds, prevents them from
having the Group, or cpr7s them Of
Group. They have also found that there
is no danger In giving 1t even In large
doses, and that it 10 pleasant for them
to take. For sale by W. W. Irwin, @.
R. Goethe. ]. Klari, O. schnepf, NJ. W.
Heinrich, John Coleman, W. E. Williams,
O. Menkemiller, W. @. Armbrecht and
s. L. Brice. pAR
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Joe Webb denies that Joe Sweeney
and Eliza Gray were in his saloon the
night Of the Giffin burglary. rhestate,
ment was made to reporter by an
officer, but 1t seems to be the fact that
1t was another saloon where they showed
their revolvers.
Joe Sweeney objects to the 1NTEI1r'
aENcRR's account Of his arrest. He
says he has contract at the Elm Grove
coal works and is making enough
money. He says he was never arrested
but once for theft, and that was several
years ago, and he was then acquitted.
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In the Police Court yesterday Ed Pen
dleton, colored, was fined for inttuding
in other peoples houses, and in default
Of the cash went up for thirty days.
William Powell, a drunk with trimmings,
was given his option Of paying 81 and
costs or going up for ten days, and vii.
liam Manning, a vag, who said he was
from Ohio, was given his freedom on
condition that he return to the Buckeye
State pretty quick.
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Another frightful calamity, the results
OF which can be attributed TO the heavy
snow storm Of Tuesday and Wednesday,
occurred on Main street, few doora
above Twelfth, yesterday. Theappalling
results Of this act Of Providence was the
enlargement Of the cut and the total de.
struction Of prices at Hoff's shoe store,
at l14S Main street, and the people are the
benetactors by It Call and examine the
goods and ASCERTAIN prices and you will
Be convinced Of the truth. A large stock
of rubber foot wear Is kept on hand to
meet such emergencies as we are now
brought to face and their prices have not
gone up.
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a. a. n. Address.

spansler Post, G. A. R., Of Bellaire,
will bold meeting tonight at G. A. R.
hall there. Department Commander
Downing will deliver an address. The
meeting will also be entertained by Miss
Willis, Of the Woman's Relief Corps,
Judge Cochran and other Ohio veterans.
All the Posts on this side Of the river are
invited to attend, and those who desire
to 20 over will meet at g. A. r. hall at
m
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Fine White Shirts, my own
make, warranted pure Linen
Bosoms, made double in front
and double in back, with Patent
Faclngs In bae K. shoulders and
sleeves, Is double sewed In all
seams, and every Shirt Is guar
anteed to Fit. Price only SOC.
Genuine Jersey overshIrts,
warranted to not shrink. re-
duced from rs to SOC.
Extra heavy Dark Cloth Over
shirts, won't shrink, reduced
from 81 TO SOC.
Extra fine cloth double breast
Shirts, fast colors, and won't
shrink, reduced from 81 to 75c.
Boys Good Cloth Shirts, we'll
made, won't shrink, reduced
from IS to SOC.
Underwear Below Cost.
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EnteItalnm ents Last NIsht.

Last night Pride Of Wheeling Coun.
Gil No. 2, Daughters Of Liberty, gave q
musical and literary entertainment at
Germania Hall. A good programme was
rendered and refreshments served at the
close.
A supper and ice cream social was
given last night by the young ladies Of
the Taylor Sunday school class Of Chap
line street NJ. E. church. The social was
a great success and all enjoyed them
selves.
brated by Hancock Camp, Sons Of Vet.
Grams, last night. A successful enter.
tainment was given at Teutonia Hall.
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ale SntelLiqettter.
once. Nos. 20 and ~ fourteenth Street.
Now Advertisement.

For Sale Cheap-J. ". Hunter: a.. RAN
Forty Gith Annual Statement Of the Con
,sriieat N1tual Lis 1ns. Co,-fifIt Page.
For Rent-store Room and Dwelling;
WGnied-Furnished Room and Hoard
WSnied- Secretaries and Organizers.
ObeTR HouBe-The Germans; ~
Notice nnouncement-J' W S"yhu q w.
Mn, Mary LAthrop.
NntiCe-R, X. Glden & Co.
KIch Silver and Fine Porcelain.
N. ReIIIy-Grocer, PORK Packer, etc:
Special Linen 6Gle-J. 9. Rhodes q Co.
YaIentInes-C. Il. Qulmby.
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present. The Womauly side Of the beautiful
10 InteFpret 20 candy, Is shown. In short, the
domestic life Of these two wonderful chAReteH
has received more attention At the hands Of me
clever young dramatlSt than the stormy episodes
that brought 20 much sorrow aud misery on
both. The metropolitan critics arc unanimous
In pronOunCing Josephine" the strongest play
Of rs kind that has ever been seen on the modern
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TIE WINNERS
At Gultenhurg YeaterdaY.

First raCe-0zone-odds Z to S.
Second race-Burnside-odds s to l.
Third Observation-Disclosures 8 to l.
Fourth Tace-Wo odcutter-odds l to l,
Filth race-Peril-odds 8 l.
Sixth Observation-Disclosures sto5.
Combination No. 81 paid SIT 90 on last
three races.
Races received daily at Mclaughlin &
Co.'s Pool Room, corner Water and
Twelfth streets. Combinations sold and
track odds laid. An accurate descrip.
ton given Of all races. Races start at 2
p. m. sharp.
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MoFHERs should bear in mind that
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Ia harm.
lesa 70 children. It contains no iDiuli.
Gus substance. They incur no risk
when they give 1t even to babies. Then
long experience has shown that It 10
especially adapted for the cure Of
coughs and colds incident to childhood.
Il cures them promptly, and 10 pleasant
and safe for them to take. For sale by
W. W. Irwin, O. r. GoetEe, ]. Klari, d.
schnepf, NJ. W. Heinrici, John Coleman,
W. E. Williams, O. nkemillef, W. d,
Armbrecht and s. L. RriCe. D4w
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We'll Insured.

Coroner schultss has forwarded to s.
Q. A. Sessions, OF Ann Arbor, Mich,
the proofs Of the death Of W. R, Hender.
son, who died at the Windsor Hotel
about two months ago. Henderson's
life was insured in the Royal
Arcanpm, echiller Council 5p5, for 81, 900,
and for 5000 in the Western Union
Mutual Life and the Hartford Accident
and Annuity Companies.
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SPECIAL BARGAINS

To close our winter weights and make
room for our incoming spring stock.
First.class work and flt guaranteed: Also
bargains In Underwear and Half hose
Wear The celebrated lace back Sas'
pender for comfort and durability.
@, HESS & SONS,
Merchant TaIIors and Gents FIrnishere'
1891 and 1898 Market Street.
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In the Circuit Court yesterday in the
case OF the Terminal Railway Company
va. the Consolidated Oil Company to
condemn property, the evidence having
been finished, the argument was begun
and partly completed, The end has not
yet been reached.
George Diez, native Of Germany,
took the oath Of allegiance and was adj
mitted to American citizenship.
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NOTES ON NAVIGATION,

Stage Of Water and Movements Of Boats
The River Interests.
The river was falling last night, with % feet
inches In the channel.
Reports from above were;
BroWnsytlle-ll feet 2 inches and falling
weather cloudy and pleasant.
MoTTani0Wn-S feet . iDches and falling
PittS6urgh-ii feet aud falling weather
%sffsa-4ie.. One,sea,h and ,Agsingi wsasSs,
cloudy aud mild,
The sOheduIe for to-dGy's boats 10 as follows
The COMO Will leave for Pittsburgh att q. m.
The Matt r, Allen will Ret away Tor Pits
burgh ats 4, m,-The Bachelor goes 70 Gin
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One Of The strongest companies that has ap.
Deared AZ the Grand this season Is that which
suppOTtS Madam Melville and her son, At the
Grand In "Tho Boy Tramp" The audience last
evening attested tncir appreciation o. their eet'
curtain. Il NAA q large audience, one Of tho
largest seen Of tho Grand this season. They ap'
pear aRatn this evening. Seats Of Weiris.
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whether on pleasure bent or business,
should take on every trip bottle OF
Syrup Of Figs, as 1t acts most pleasantly
and etfectuaily on the kidneys, liver and
bowels, preventing fevers, headaches and
other forms OF sickness. For sale in SOC
aud 81 90 bottles by all leading druggists.
DGW
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IF You cannot see and need spectacles
you should call on us and have your Eyes
tested without charge. We nave me
anest instruments and more. experience
tllau any other 0ptieian In the state,
and guarantee satisfaction or money re-
funded. JACOB w. CRUISE
JeWeler and Optcian,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Streets
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,sorasthiSa New.

The Marvin Bakery has lust placed ito
latest goods before the public. The
new Graham Lunch is selling like hot
cakes. 1t Is the finest goods they ever
made. Always ask for the Marvin
Brand Of Cakes and Crackers. They are
sold Throughout America,
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E. L. ROSE & Co., No. 81 Twelfth
street, have left few Of the finest OF
their elegant Holiday Sewing Machines,
which they will offer OF prices sure to
make room for new goods in other lines.
Don't miss this opportunity,
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Tunnel Accident,

Yesterday morning while a colored
man, name unknown, was working in
the tunnel large stone fell from the
roof Of the tunnel and injured him 90
badly that he was removed to the hos.
pital. He will recover.
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Charles spearg,a young man subject to
fits, was seized with one last evening on
Jacob street at FOrty.ioafth, and falling
violently, broke his left leg below the
knee. He was brought to the City
Building in the patrol wagon, and City
Health 0fficer Shearer dressed his
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Raid BY ConstabIes.

After midnight last night Constables
Lauchlln, Love and st, Myers visited
the house Of III fame Of May Williams,
and arrested her, and also arrested and
lodged in jail Jeanette Cummins, an
inmate, as q person Of known bad tamo.