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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-02-04
DIED FROM DISSIPATION.
a Woman Found Dead in Bed at an Up.
town Hotel,

A Woman Found Dead in Bed at an Up.
town Hotel.
A woman, who was known as Grace
Garland, alias Cora Strauss, died at
Trosch & Biery's Farmers Hotel, on the
upper Market square. yesterday morn.
ing. The girl came here not long ago
from Richmond, Va, and for q time
lived at Clara Moss's place on Main
street. Last Thursday she and a man
took room at this hotel. She has been
i'll since, and DR.. Taylor was attending
her. II Is said she had delirium tire.
mems part OF theti time. Aman, who was
watching at her bedside Monday night,
came down yesterday morning and said
the woman was dead. She died about
1880 q. m.
Coroner Schultze was notified, and
after an examination gave death GER
tifcate in accordance with what he
learned. The girl said she was twenty
six years old, but others cay she ID
thirty.fiye at least. It is said that she
had drank as much as three quarts oi
whisky in one day, and il that is true
the only wonder is that she did not die
From papers in her possession It wa
inferred that the woman's right namt
was Mrs. Cora SChoullz, and that sht
owned real estate in Washington City
which was managed for her by I. Z
Brooks, a real estate agent. A telegram
was sent him asking what dispositloE
should be made Of the body.
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BEI.i.AIRg.
an Sorts Of Local News and Gossip from
1ha alaaa Cikv


an Sorts Of Local News and .GoSSip from
the Glass City,
The Rosette Dancing Club will hop at Choral
Hall tonight,
Florida on Wheels WILDE here tomorrow, Fri.
dGy and Saturday.
Miss Clara Forney, OF the south Side, Wheel
Ing, Is here among friends.
The steamcg Phillips landed her passengers on
top Of the bank yeSterdAy all day.
Mrs. George Deilnbaugh fell AZ her home In
the First ward yesterday and was badly hurt
n. Somehow. Of Peoria, ILL.,, who Is To locate
In Wheeling soon, was here among friends yes
terdRy, on his way east.
A negro banjo playeF, very drunk, caused
some excitement At the q. & 7, depot Yesterday
by his threats Of whipping everybody around
the depot. u
Adams Express Messenger Aududdle, OF this
months ago had q tooth pulled, and from the
beAIing he took cold. Blood poison set IN, and
he ts now Ia q DANGEROUS condition. he went
TO his home In the Interior Of the State, friends
say, 10 de- as they despair Ot his life.
Frank Wise, liitoen.year.old son OF Samuel
Wise, Of the Fourth ward, went 70 the gun
smiths for revolver belonging 70 an cider
brother. lie placed It In his pocket, and reach
Ing in for something, struck II. The thing went
OIL. the bali striking him 80 the right hip. The
wound Is very painful one. DR.. West was
called, but late last evening had not found the
ball.
Emmett Picket, the eXprcSSmAn, was handling
plano for Charles BcaLle on Monday. and In
taking It from the wagon 1t slipped and fell over
the side Of the wagon. A little fellow named
B0nar was standing Just under II. aud II fell
square on him. Mr. Picket Immediately lifted
| ing mashed him into the soft mud. The piano
was only slightly hurt
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The funeral Of Mrs Will ]. Lukens,
nee Miss Matte Bodley, took place yes.
terday afternoon from the residence Of
her father, Mr.. John Bodley, on Fiji.
teenth street. Rev. DR.. Cushing, Of the
Fourth Street church, oficiated and
made ON affecting address Of consolation.
He was followed by Rev. DR.. w. F. Con:
ners, Of Allegheny, who married Mr.. and
Mrs. Lukens only a few weeks ago, and
who made a beautiful Grafton addressed
to the family and friends, who sorrow
not as those who have no hope" A
special choir, consistipg Of Mrs. Frank
Stanton, Miss Chapline and Messrs.
Will Neshitt and ]. 81. Devore, sang,
asleep in jesus and "Some Sweet
Day." The pall.bearers were Messrs.
Guy r. O. Allen, John A. Kyle, Ed Hax.
lett, John K. List, D. A. Taylor and F.
T. Cartwright. The interment was at
Greenwood. 1t is seldom that so pro.
fuse and so beautiful an array Of floral
offerings Is seen.
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Harper's Weekly, speaking Of Henry
NJ. SANKEY'S lecture tour, says:
"Wherever he goes he will be sur.
rounded with the glamour Of the hero
and the discoverer. The Oldest spell,
that OF the story teller, Of Homer and
the tale OF Troy divine, OF the Arab
camp and the tale Of Antar, will be re-
newed by the most recent Of famous
travellers. To see Stanley will be like
seeing Robinson Crusoe upon his re-
turn Wheeling people will enjoy this
privilege q week from this evening. The
seats will be sold at O. A. Houses music
store Thursday morning. Owing to the
unusual inquiry for seats from out OF
town, a section will be set aside for resi-.
dents OF other towns, ii their orders are
in early enough. Particulars OF prices,
ETC., appear in the advertising columns.
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Justice Arkle yesterday sent Patrick
scarry to jail. to await an investigation
as to his sanity. Scarry was in the in.
sane agylum about mine years ago, and
was afterwards discharged as cured.
About year since he quit work and
spent his time sitting around the house,
rarely going to bed at night. Within
the last few weeks he has become
violent, aud last night assaulted his
father, who concluded to place him
under restraint, to await further deyel-
Francis ooughliu, charged with an
assault and battery committed on De-
cember Is, in default Of $50 bond, was
sent to jail. The hearing will take place
this evening at seven O'Clock.
In Justice Davis's court Wilbur
Thomas, colored, was fined 81 and costs,
for disturbance Of the peace.
In the Hungarian trunk robbery case
Andrew Michael was discharged, and
John Michael, his son, sent to iailto
await the action Of the grand jury, IN de-
fault Of $500 bail,
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A PROSPEROUS INSTITUTION.

Now Business for 1900, Sal, 0Oo, 900; In.
crease of Reserve Fund, $500, 900; Death
Claims paid, 90, 200, 900; Insurance. in
Full, 100000, 900.
There is q great deal Of curiosity at the
beginning OF the year TO know how the
Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association,
the chief among the assessment organiza-
tions, has Jared during the proceeding
year. While the annual statement OF
the company Is not yet completed, the
following figures were furnished us:
The applications received during the
year were for upwards Of $41, 100000 Of
insurance; the amount written exceed
ed SS5, 000, 900; death claims paid during
the year exceeded 50 900; the total
amount Of death claims paid to date is
about $40, 600, 600; the cash reserve fund
exceeds s., 100000; the increase Of sur
plus for 1890 was over $500, 900; the in
crease OF insurance in force is about $l5,-
600, 600; this makes an aggregate Of In
surance in force at the close OF the year
of Sl96, 0O0,0 O0 The year was prosper.
GUS one for the association in every re-
spect, and it enters upon the new year
stronger financially than ever before,
and with an executive organization
stronger and more effective than 1t has
heretofore Knoxville Spectator, NJ y,
Jan. !, 1891.
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for Nicola and Mr.. T. S. Riley represent
ed the State. The Judge reserved his
decision and remanded Nicola TO jail.
MARTINS FERRY.
New Savings Banh-L'ght Freight Trantc-
various Other Local Notes.

- a 90
New Savings hanR-b'ght frelEnt EFahlo-
Various Other Local Notes.
,rha I,Dc,n,a VIarv yvnrsr will start M to.mor.
rotI w 'OS- 60
Tho G,ooe,,, A,soolstlon will banquet at
ncarso ~ Scfn Il this evSnIne.
Harry Parker, wheeling man. Wai afresteu
twice Tor drunkenness on AondAy eveulnS'
The Class colon Of the class 0t 81 OF the NAY
tins Ferry High School are pink and new shade
Of green.
A chap, giving his name Rs "Thomas o'Don'
NEIL" tough. waa arrested Last evening for dlsor'
derly conduct.
Ncrt sunday solenn reception for the pro.
r,S,Ses lie saered Ieire nj Heari will DO held
n n Afsrvis chTIch.
~ ~ --I's 49,. 49,. nO,,oo-rtoV
Many inquiries eIe heAto nste ~. S51,,I,s.
seats for Henry NJ stanley o. wheeling FeDtu'
afy ~ Qul9e AeIo"u wiz Boe'e4'
''The Fall Of Babylon" will DO presented IN
the Martins Ferry Opera House April Z, under
the auspices Of the G. A. X. OF Bellaire.
sfsTIaS iectHrs IN WbeeiinR. FebFtiary 10, should
lsave fheIs order ard money Al the Post Ollco
News Stand this morning,
Misc Jamie Fowler. an axpAfienced dress
mSEeP has opcned A shop IN Mfr, AudeFFon'S
reSiSefes an Softh Front street, and respect.
| tTiiS SoIicjtS a Share Of inc patronRpe,
Au.! 49,. ~ N, ~ o,,o,od
Two pualness H., T., ttS nav bsm
on nAhoveE ~ ~ ~ 4, th t,Sn
IN the sptlnk; a.! u tnc ~ ~ SrItSSr1 q
o!oSHsa ae nn,nSor ~ cStjtsns cSntem niste
building teslIepCeS tnis 5HLlns. ~,
10 be Dullt Will W Ur' haiIs' Ca EouI'n sutst'
1 Two OF the shifting engines on the 6aftns
Ferry and bellniTe division OF the u, l.. q W;
taiToad are ialS owlng 70 INC 1uite coSIhSsi
ness Is the principal freight tratlc ~ present,
aud many Of the trlinmen have an easy time q
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Several days ago Miss Annie Conrad
who has been employed 40 q domestic at
the Hill hotel, at Bridgeport, was noticed
to be acting rather strangely, and q close
watch was kept over her until Monday,
when the conclusion was reached that
she was undoubtedly laboring under
some mental arrangement. She was
accordingly sent to her home at New
MartinsvIlle yesterday to await develop
ments. Itis'hoped that she will recover
without being committed to the asylum.
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LOCAL BRgYIrIGs.
Matters of Minor Moment In and About
the City.

Matters of Minor Moment In and About
the City.
THIS streets are about as muddy as ever.
Tug new frame warehouse which the Bridge
port Glass Company is erecting Is nearing com
pletlOn.
TIE big planCt at A. J. Sweeney & Sons,
which broke down Monday night, will be
started again this morning.
YESTERDAY was certainly very pleasant
starter for the ground hcg'sslx weeks OF winter
II was model February day.
yesterday on Tenth street. A new wheel was Sc
cured and the wagon drove on.
SATURDAY evening, February Z, the Happy
Home club. OF the East End, Will give grand
ball In GermRniA Hall. A prize will be giVen 70
the best lady walter.
Tar promised cold wave arrived last evening.
II kept growing colder all night, and BY mid
night there was TALL In the mercury Of 20 DC
grees from the coldeS. point yesterday.
THE MoundsVIlle Mining and Manufacturing
Company hsS an interesting advertisement 70
another part OF this morning paper. AnyeSldy
can afford TO invest In this project, which
promises well.
Two WEEKS ago there was the greatest rush OIL
glass buyers TO the Ohio Valley that had been
known for years in the same number Of Gays
but for the past ten days there have been very
few dealers around.
YESTERDAY morning between II and l2o'clock
a horse belonging to the Riverside Company tel
while crossing the Twenty eighth street bridge
The shafts OF the cart were broken, though the
animal suffered no injury.
The Council committees on Claims, Contracts
Equalization and Appeals. Fdtnances, Petitions
aud Remembrance, Railroads, streets. Al,ey,
TO meet tonight. That on Salaries meets 10
morrow night,
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ABOUT, PEOPLE.
Strangers in The city and wheeling Folks


Abroad.
George Fuller, Of Grape Island, was In the city
on business yesterday.
Mr., William D. johnson Is lying at his resi-
dence In Pleasant Valley quite Ill.
Judge R, Il. Cochran and wife left for Toledo
last night, to remain short time.
P. G.. LoTergen, OF Davenport. Iowa, q glass
buyer, Il stopping at the Stamm House.
James Irish, OF Pawtucket, we'll known wool
buyer, registered at the Mcclure house last night
Or. John Il. Pipes returned yesterday from
Cleveland, Ohio, where he was called on PROBES
SiOnGl business.
In It's London theatrical notes the New YORK
World OF sunday says: Kate Rollai Is 70 engaged
for Covent Garden opera next season.
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. ERyiOr left yesterday fol
an extended trip In the South and West. Mn.
". II. Jones, OF Columbus, o., Joined them
there.
Mr.. William Dis, the well known Ohio River
railroad conductor, Is agaln on the sick list:
Mr. I. F. Collins, Of Parkersburg, has charge Of
his train during his sickness.
Master Harold Hancher, son Of Mr., and Mrs.
Charles n. HanGheT, Of the Island, entertained
his little friends last evening alta birthday party,
yesterday being the tlfth anniversary OF his
birth. The little folks Oh had avery pleasant
evening.
Major ]. B, Poud Of New York, under whose
management Henry n. Stanley Is delivering his
Lectures In America, Is also the manager Of Ken.
nan, the Siberian traveller, and about all the
first class lecturers. BE last visited wheeling
as manager Of Henry Ward Deecher when ne
Iectured al Washington Hall years ago: He Will
be here with Stanley, as VIII also Mrs. Pond
nil Nye and James Whltcomb Riley were under
his management when they appeared here last
year. Major Pond was q distinguished Confed'
crate oticer, and lifelong TREND Of SANKEY'S,
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Clerk Hook yesterday admitted "a
record one deed Of trust and deed made
March 81, by Louise Siebrecht, Of Bel
laire, to j. d. L. FRANKIE, Of Wheeling
in consideration Of 500, for the north
half Of lot 10 in square A in the old
town Of South Wheeling.
A marriage license was yesterday
issued 70 WiiliamL L, Helstern, aged q,
0 native Of Wellsburg aud resident Of
sseubenyilIe, and Laura Askey, q native
and resident Of Wheeling.
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Mrs. c. M. Fisher is able to be out again after
several days illness.
Miss Nan puucan isStlll confined to her home,
q victim Of the grip.
Harry Clark. who has been conlued 10 his
homo by sickness during the past few days, is
convaleSclng.
Rev. Mr.. Walker, Of Tarentum, Pa will hold
preparatory services at Presbyterian Church
"wednesday, Thursday aud Friday evenings Of
this seek, and communion services on SABBATH.
Persons desiring TO secure seats for the Stanley
lecture at tue Opera House can do so by leaving
their names and money with j. Z. TfuemAn, at
the q. & p. freight depot to-day.
The Teachers Institute OF Belmont county
will be held at tho KITkwOOd School building
Saturday, About one hundred teachers are OK.
peCted from out Of town. They viii DO enter.
tained as the guests OF home teachers.
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BOSTON, MASS. Feb. 3.-Wool market steady;
ohioX 3iaS2c; Xxx and Xxx 8SaS5c; Michigan X
2sAS0c: combing aud delGlne firm; iOA42c for
8ia36c Tor Michigan do; Territory firm; 63aG5c
for fine and Cue for fine medium; Texas, Callior.
MIA and Oregon steady; pulled active at 40H46c
for choice Supers: 1QaSc for fair 10 good Eupers;
22aS0c for extra; foreign woods firm.
nominal; No. 2 red 81 90; receipts $40 bushels /;
GhIpments 900 bushels. Corn firm; No. 2mixed
555<c. Oats steady; No 2 mixed 4Sc. Rye firm
as fsc. Provisions easier. Pork SO CO. Lard
o IS. Bulk Meats and Bacon unchanged.
whisky firm at 81 H.. Butter weaker: Ohio and
Indiana lsa20o; choice dairy liAI6C. Sugars
steady. Eggs dull at 2Oc. Cheese firm.
CINCINNATI, o., Feb. S.-HogS in good de-
mand and firm: common and light s. 2SaS 20:
packing and butchers s. 66aS IS; receipts 1850
head; shipments ,l6O head.
ding 9|<c,
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cry oprIoRRs SWORN IN.
A Special Meeting of the CITY Council Held
for the Purpose.

for the Purpose.
Council met in special session last
night, with a bare quorum, to approve
the bonds Of the newly elected officers
and to swear them in.
The bond Of John A. White, City Col.
lector, in the sum OF $4,000 with Michael
Reilly, John waterhouse, ]. Elwood
Hughes, Peter Welty and j. A. Hess as
suretiee, was approved. :,
Fla. Woeber, IT,, City Receiver, offered
Valentine BelliDger, j. A. Hess. F. A.
Woeber, sr., S. kuRlen and Peter Bonen'
berger as sureties for $4,000. They
were accepted.
The following officers were sworn in
aud their bonds accepted:
John CroCkArd, Wharfmaster, o. A.
Brandfass, $1,000; DR.. P. 7. shearer,
Health Officer, Morgan L. OFT, s, OOOi
JohR Arthur, WeighmRster, James Nc
Fadden, $1,000; George Rodenbaugh,
Keeper OF the City Prison, Patrick
Riley and William Ritz, $1,000; John
McReeyer, Clerk Centre Market, Henry
Kraft aud Charles Meyers, 81, 500; Pat.
rick Kenney, Clerk OF Second ward
Market, August Matthews and John 3.
welty, 5000.
FL. Park, Charles smids aud Charles
Kettler, Boardoi Public Works, gave q
Joint bond oil $1,000.
Mortimer Pollock, Henry Jones and
DR.. G. Baird, Water Board, gave q joint
bond Tor $4,000. The official oaths OF
J. A. Yahn and D. B. Hughes, Assessors
T. s. Riley, City Solicitor; j. B. Burtt,
| City Sexton; John McDermott, Keeper
Of the Lookup; John Howell, JsnitoE
Bernard Meehan, Assistant Keeper Of
the Lookup; Harry Kornbauer, John
Auth and Stephen Crawford, guards al
the Workhouse, and Joseph a. HINT,
cook at the Workhouse, were admins
tered.
Mayor seabright appeared before the
Second branch, and told the story
how he and others had ordered DR.. Gar
rison to put Williamson, the smallpox
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS patient, in the
cemetery, and stated that Dr. Garrison't
bill to date Is sos and the keepers bill
$l6l. The Mayor closed with "the soonel
you get him out of town the better, nj
matter who has the bill 10 pay, especially
If ] have 10 pay it."
Mr.. Bailey moved TO refer the mattel
to the Committee on Health. Mr.. Had
Itch offered as q substitute to refer to thu
Committee on Claims. MIR. Hadlich'i
motion prevailed.
In the First Branch the resolution wal
dropped and one from Mr.. 0'Kane pro
viding that Health Officer Shearer take
charge OF the case, and, with two phys
icians, make an examination and decide
upon the advisability Of discharging thu
case. Later the second Branch concur
In the Second Branch Mr.. Robertson
offered resolution ordering the Git
Engineer to establish the grades OF thu
streets and alleys in Archibald's add
ton, which was referred to the Commit
tee on Streets, Alleys and Grades.
The Paxton fountain was tatket
about, and tho Committee on Real Els
tate and the Water Board were orderet
TO consult as to the advisability oil re
pairing and paintipgit it.
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Mr.. Allen s. Oliver and Miss Lucy NJ.
Newland, both Of this city, were quietly
married at the North street NJ. E. parson-
age by Rev. Mr.. Riheldafer last even
ing. After the marriage they went to
their newly furnished home, No. 716
Market street, where they will be pleas
ed TO receive their numerous friends
hereafter. They start out in married
life with the best wishes Of q great
number Of sincere friends.
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Another frightiul calamity, the results
Of which can be attributed to the heavy
snow storm Of Tuesday and Wednesday,
occurred on Main street, few doors
above Twelfth, yesterday. Theappalling
results Of this act Of Providence was the
enlargement Of the cut and the total de.
struction OF prices at Hotf's shoe store,
at l14S Main street, and the people are the
benefactors by 1t. Gall and examine the
goods and ASCERTAIN prices and you will
Be convinced Of their AlarRe stock
OF rubber foot wear ia kept on hand to
meet such emergencies as we are now
broughtto face and their prices have not
gone up,
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Ayery Lirht Penalty.

As the result Of yesterday 3 session Of
the police court Edward Nugent, q vag.
rant, wandered to the hill for thirty
days; John Smith, for the same otfenae,
got the same term; Jacob Nelson, for in.
decency in public, likewise thirty days;
Blanche Manley, disorderly colored
girl, got fifteen days; Anna Kelly, a
plain drunk, was fined 81, but the fine
was suspended on condition that she
leave the city. Sarah Moblsy, the woman
who tried TO chop her ten.year-old boy
into minca meat, paid s. and COSTS
SS45 in all, for her innocent diversion.
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sPICIAL BARGAINS

To close our winter weights and make
room for our Incoming spring stock
Pirst.class work and ilt guaranteed. Also
bargains In Underwear and Halt Hose.
wear the celebrated lace back Sus.
paRder for comfort and durability.
g. HESS & SONS,
Merchant TallOrs and Gents FLrnishers'
1891 and 1898 Market street.
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WE use no water in Vienna Bread at
the Wheeling Bakery.

FoR THE Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy is a great fayorite with
mothers for their children, as many Of
them have learned from long expert
ence in the use OF it that it is reliable.
1t promptly cures their children Of
coughs and colds, prevents them from
having the Group, or cures them oil
Group. They have also found that there
ia no danger in giving It even in large
doses, and that Il is pleasant for them
to take. For sale by W. w. Irwin, @,
R. Goethe, ]. Klari, o. schnepf, w. =.
Williams, n. ", Heinrich, druggists. D4w
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IFyOu cannot see and need speetAcies
you should call on us and have y0ur Eyes
tested without charge. We have the
finest instruments and more experience
tllau any other 0pticiRn In the State,
and guarantee satisfaction or money re-
funded. JACOB W. GRUBB,
JeWeler and Optlcian,
Ger. Twelfth and Market Streets,
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A SHOCKING WOUND.
a Man has his Eye torn from the Socket by
ANJIng Missile.

a Man has his Eye torn from the b0oAut py
Aaying Missile.
William Hawkins, a puddler in the
Benwood mill, living at BenwoOd
Junction, had his right eye torn out yea
terday afternoon. He was sitting near
his furnace resting, when chain sup.
porting a crane uron which iron is
weighed broke. A flying broken link
struck Hawkins in the right eye, tear.
ing away part Of the lid and decorating
the eyeball so badly that the eye is utter
" destroyed. Hawkins was carried to
Dr.. H. T. Ford's office, and later carried
to his home, where all possible to re-
lieve him was done,
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MOTHERS should bear in mind that
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Is harm
less to children. 1t contains no injufi-
Gus substance. They incur no risk
when they give it even to babies. Then
long experience has shown that 1t 10
especially adapted for the cure Of
coughs and colds incident to childhood.
Itcures them promptly, and Ii pleasant
and safe for them 70 take. For sale by
W. W. Irwin, O. R. Goetze, ]. Klari, @.
SChnepf, w. E. Williams, N. W.. Helm.
rici, Druggists. nav
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Anolher sllp on ohnrlen sLreet,

The recent rains caused another
looseniDg up Of the ground on Charles
street and the hillside above, and big
section OF territory Slid down, carrying
two or three good sized trees. So far
none Of the houses have been destroyed
by this constant slipping, but it looks as
II several would be.
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Chief OF Police Delbrugge, Officers
Daum and Buch last night raidsd the
house OF Lille Bending, Of 1914 Eof
street, and arrested the landlady, three
girls and four men, all OF whom deposit
ed cash to cover their fines.
May WilliRms was also raided BY the