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ITO WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN,

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The Merchants Mutual Protective Union WINS organ.
lied Tor the mutual protection its members
that class OF persons who can. but will not pay
bills.
The membership, which is composed of our best
iny.
Its objects to assist its members in collecting
back bills and to report them monthly the names of
persons who do not pay
The annual Tee is s. the monthly dues so cents, to
he PAID On the delivery OF the report
All persons indebted TO members who fail to make
satisfactory arragenients with them for settlement
latter having been duly notifed) their names will be
published. 50 that they may he known TO otner msn
Ders and credit denied them the reaIter
For further information call on or address
j. Is. BROWN. General Manager
Room 10. Central National bank building
9a@4s&tu-om And lSOo l4th Vt. q. ".
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10 HOUSE SEEKERS
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ments- The lot fronts % feet Maple and lis
feet Larch ST. This is of the finest properties
in the park and remarkably cheap at 100. Easy
terms. For permit 20 inspect apply at office Of
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- All persons who are indebted 10 the late
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bills before being put In the hands Of coilector.
h3O-1w O. 3. DUxTy, Ass1guss.
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THE EVENING STAR.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

RIF YOU WANT AN ABSOLUTELY PURl
~ Cream Of Tartar baking Powder buy the
''fAKRlSH."
IL does not contain ammonia OF alum. jsJl-tr
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SPECIAL ATTENTION
Of buyers seekine homes or for invest
ment Is called TO two new Groom bricks
Nos OOS-0ll Mass. ave. ne. choice lo-
cation hnest workmanship and must BE-
seen to be Appreciated. Yrice only
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jsSoSt $40 Il. nv.
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the Constitution of the United States for the
use Of the House.
THE DIPLOMATIC APPROPRIATION BILL
The House then went into committee Of the
whole, Mr.. Payson nl.) in the chair, on the
diplomatic and consular appropriation bill.
Mr.. Hill (nl.) explained that the bill called
for an expenditure Of 81 ,664. .925, being s45,-
$50 less than the appropriations for the
current year. In most of its provisions
law. The mode Of compensation Of eighteen
commercial agents was changed from fees 70
salaries which would effect . considerable saw
Mr. McCreary lKy.) urged the necessity of
the United States pursuing In its foreign rela-
tions the policy Of Thomas Jefferson Of pre-
serving peace, commerce and honest friendship
with all nations. He eulogized the diplomatic
and consular service Of this country, contend
ing that IL was the cheapest and most effective
in the world. II was pleasing 10 him 10 be able
to state that our country was enjoying such
peaceful relations with foreign nAuons; that
our diplomats had time 20 indulge in literary
pursuits, - many Of them were doing.
M M'cRKAky's cRITrcmM-
After brief criticism Of some OF the details
Of the bill, Mr.. McCresry inveieisd against the
treatment accorded the COMMITTEES on foreign
Affairs by the committee on ruleaL Never before
In his experience on the committee ON foreign
affairs, had that committee been refused q
day for the consideration Of bills reported by
it. The refusal to give this committee day
was but another error In the comedy Of errors
which had narked The Fifty -Arst CoagrsaL
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

RSN. T. HALLER
~ Architect,
GA llth 81. NV.
jaSl-ot' ID floor Barrier < Ross building.
SDR L. z. RAUTERBERCi HAS CHANGED
- his offre hours from to IL NJ daily; sun
days from . TO IL a m only. IT.
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R~sT. JOHNS CHURCH. GEORGETOWN
0Sos Services tomorrow: Morning praye: at 9::,O;
4S Vested ehof stranger. M cordially invited Il
~ Church. 2th and 5 s.. ns s.e,. Rev: itaM John
and snd Ct
tional prayer meeting Thursday. both at 7:30 pm.
Mkks E.y 4 SS.H.s 10Th
sunday school = $40 IN: ,Prsashns II II ain.
peoples meeting. 6:45 pm IT
WsFIRsT CoNGREGATIoNAL CHURCH.
corner 10th and g sts nw.IThe pastor.
upon asS Slsss s :na .E'sSs It Il . vii
preach the second sermon in review Of Ministry
schoo % oi1;an EnSs:vofs %sss
W~ssE:AacfE e M ME-; :, CHURCH y ,soGTH. Coz, COR
3
x~TABERNACLE. 9TH AND B sTs s.w.,
- key g. J. Jones. pastor; at IL
q. So Psyss AZ se sersce:
Thursday at a:3O pm 1t
K.@THE METHODIST HOME. 18th AND
g. Ss.yS g S
February ), at 1850 e sm. ''' '''''' II
Hrs LUTHER PLACE MEMORIAL CHURCH.
- pastor. J; e Butier..Lo.ds supper after s
c. E. interesting program schools. $50 and 3. IT.
~ ne. REV. Alex Z. Gibson. B. B.. D., pastor.c @
the PASTOR Pyer %ssns ey
N~RYLAND Me. CHURCH, REV j. A.
Lords s1epep dhrsii.n
5;3o m: revival services; Miss Smith will assist.
uSAT THE CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY.
S g sS6s q
nsSl cWAPEI " EI;axIO cor eth AMP
.hooI at ESQ, Communion service st i, am. and
ssag essnns by sns pastor at 7o Pm Love feast
49, w., Bishop johnson. D d.. pastor-11 am.
ties; 7:30. Rev HANNA II
wREv. SHELDON JACKSON, RECENTLY
from Alaska. will speak TUESDAY. 1p.m.
sss Sns iso
K~E STREET BAPTIST CHURCH. NEAR
9Th nTi :yi Rev y Mutt p pastor !, ,,Psesss.
mesa" and 80 me pastor viii address The Young
Peoples Society OF Christian Endeayor on THE In
srs welcome to all these services IL
D Elliott III a:,s pastor S Sunday school: e:so
5SO ~: on 5li,sh: the Tishbts: YOqng FeoPe's
psss s ns.sax. fs
RSFoURIH ST. ME-. CHURCH.-n A. N.
as go 5:sssDs S pS. As.
sosiS hds s S.: sssSS
Mss Louise stTobsi SOLO BY Mss Louiie HELEN. ID
: s'ss :ss 90 Y s
E~SSILaY1,SSo,TIrTIN1 ~ r. ScoNSqsK5sa1TIoN1L on
iorty Gonyer.ions fsp9rtsd specai services somor-
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-24
Murder Case Postponed.

Sheriff Curtis, Of Brooke County.
came down to the city yesterday after
noon, bringing with him francesca
Carnso, who killed francesca Calico,
on the s7th OF last October. CaruSo
boarded at a house kept by Joe. Ven
tolo. at Steubenville, and held a grudge
against Calico for something which had
happened between them in Italy. On
the eth the two men met at or near
Wellsburg, and Caruso said he would
get Calico a job at Steubenyillc. lie
then took him on top of hill. nearly
opposite Steubenville, at Wheeling
Junction, and telling Calico something
to the effect "you remember what has
HAPPENED" he shot him twice. Be
fore he died, in his antc-mortem
statement, Calico said Caruso then
asked him for money. The
wounded man gave him $40, when
Caruso deliberately shot him a third
time, and left him lying on the hill.
After Calico died the body was taken
to Ventolo's house, where s2l0 wa'
found strapped to his left leg, below the
knee. DR. Werlich, who examined tho
body, found three bullet wounds, on
near the center Of the back OF the head
one near the right shoulder blade, anc
their under the eleventh rib.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-24
News About the Boats and Boatmen on
the Ohio.

News About the BOats and Boatmen on
the Ohio.
Capt. Cooper. Of the Andes, is indis-
posed.
The Scotia is the packet scheduled to
depart FOR Cincinnati to-day.
The Andes departed for Pittsburg
with good trip yesterday morning
about ten o'clock.
The Iron Age passed before daylight
Yesterday morning. with tow Of pig
iron. 500 tons OF which she left at Bells
foundry.
Can't. WIN. bravo, Of the Alice Brown,
met with an accident sunday, and had
to be taken home, Capt. Jake GaSer
taking his place.
There is only from two 20 three feet
of water over the wreck Of the Thomas
sherlock, and towboatS are advised to
be ON the lookout for them.
The following boats passed down yes
terdav with lows OF coal for Southern
pointS. sam Brown, Il. ID. Wood. Twi-
light. Alice Brown, Beaver and DICK
Fulton.
The marks on the landing at mid
night showed about 10 feet of water IN
the channel and falling
Morgantown. W. Na.-Riyer feet 3
inches and standing; weather, cloudy.
Brownsville. Pa.-Riyer 10 feet
inches and rising; weather, cloudy
Warren. Pa.-River 8 feet and stand
ing: weather, cloudy.
Pittsburg, Pa.-R.yer 6'l feet aud
falling. weather, cloudy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-24
CbIcaro,s RIr Death Rate.

CHICAGO, March 23.-La grippe, pneu
monia and the Ncrnal Equinox, jointly
did deadly work in Chicago last week
The footingS show that SOL persons died
during the week, the.major portion OF
them OF lung diseases. Pneumonia
claimed 10; grippe 10; bronchitis 81
diphtheria %: scarlet fever Is: typhoid
fever IS; consumption as. Acute lunC
diseases carried OF 23s. Last week the
death list was 70i. The rate per thou
sand was 81, almost Unprecedented in
the history OF the city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-24
NoundsvIiIe's Boom.

Mr.. :. Glenn Cook, Secretary OF the
Moundsyillc Mining and Manufacturing
Company, passed through the city on
the Il. 4 o. yesterday, on his way to
.MoundSvilc from TIE East. He said
that the efforts to induce manufacturers
to lecate in Moundsville were meeting
with success. The object Of his trip
was to induce Eastern capitalists to
purchase stock in the company. Lots
are already being laid out, and Will be
placed on sale in May.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-24
EACH TOOK A LIFE,
FOUR INDIVIDUALS WHO HAVE GRAVE
CHARGES CONFRONTING THEM.
TIE Trial Of John Henley fJr Murder, to Commence
at New Cumberland wsdnssday-Caus''s
Case POs,pOned-Ths Garrison Hear
ing-Seut 10 Weston.

John Hanley, who as eea in the jail
In this city for a considerable time back
charged with the murder Of Jake Gill;
at New Cumberland, on the fourth oil
last July. was taken up the river yes
terday, and his trial will commence
Wednesday morning. Tie two met at
the upper end OF New Cumberland IN
the evening, and, according to the story
published at the time, Hanley assaulted
Gill, who proceeded to defend himself,
when Hanley drew knife and cut Gill
eight times across the body and breast.
Hanley then made his escape, but was
captured. Hill was taken To the resi-
dence OF David Robb, and died in two
or three days thereafter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-24

CHOICE Cut Flowers at Lews Han
del'S, No. Sc Twelfth street, after Tues
daV
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-24

NERVOUS DEBILITY, poor memory, diih
dence, sexual weakness, pimples, cured by
DIR. Miles Ncrvlne Samples frCo AZ The
Logan Drug Co s and X. 3. Burt's, and al
Bowie Bro $, Bridgeport.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-24
A Drunken OusrseI

CHICAGO, March 93.-During quar-
rel in saloon last night Frank Rompot
ski drew a knife and stabbed Leon Gel
sinSki in the left cheek seriously wound
ing, and then knocking him down
RompotSki struck another man named
Lotski over the head with an iron bar
knocking him unconscious. and escaped
Both men are seriously wounded.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-24
Holy Week Services.

Holy Week will be observed by the
Episcopal Churches as follows:-Dr. K.
Rush Swope, rector Of st. Matthews +.
T.. Church. will hold services at 4 o'clock
this afternoon. aud Thursday and Sat
urday afternoons. On Wednesday there
will be services at 1870 a. m. and 1880 p.
m. On Friday at 1890 a. m. there will
be morning service and n sermon. Sat
urday evening at o'clock DR.. Swope
will administer infant baptism. Rev.
Jacob Birmingham, rector Of st. Lukc's
p. f. Church on the Island. will conduct
a half hours service every morning
during the week, commencing at 7:l5
o'clock. He will also hold services on
Wednesday night.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-24
Police Court.

There were six cases in Police Court,
Yesterday morning. Richard kenney,
the colored man found on top OF a house
in East Wheeling, was fined - and
costs. Greer and Miller, arrested foi
fighting at Twenty-third and Market
street. were dismissed. a Greer could
not tell who hit him. Sam McElroy went
TO the hill, and Ike Smith got 81 and
rOStS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-24
Robbed by Tranlps.

La PORTE, ND, March 2J,-Johi
Wilson and Henry Matthews, two re
spectacle citizens were seized by three
burly ruflianS few miles outside OF thi'
city about dusk last evening and thrown
into an empty cattle ear on its way tC
Chicago. The rufiianS took their valu
ableS after terrible struggle. After d
battle Of nearly half an hour the nearly
exhausted men were hurled from th'
train and left bruised, bleeding aud uu
conscious by the side of the road, where
they were found two hours afterward
They are both seriously injured, but no
necessarily Totally. The Chicago police
have been notified to watch for thu
trampS on the freight.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-24
Resnlntinns of Resnect

An all wise Creator has seen fit to re-
move from his field Of earthly labor and
usefulness our devoted friend, valued bust
ness associate and esteemed and trusted
officer. Mr. Charles II Collier
His death has been unQuestionably q
mighty loss 10 his family, his church, and
To the city, ia which the best years OF his
| life have been spent in the work Of pub
| lie spirited citizen. \ splendid scholar, he
was always ready 10 generously aid poor
aud struggling student from his own rich
store of knowledge acquired by tircess ef-
fort and self-denial. An earnest churchman.
his Christianity was too broad to be ham
pered by creed, and Of him Il can be truly
/ said. "Hc loved his fellow-man." A loving
| husband and father. the most eXactiug and
irving duties which such relation imposed
upon him were cheerfully and gladly met,
and admirably performed. In intercourse
with his fellow citizens his genial nature
and urbanity gave him a Just popularity,
/ frequently shown bv his selection 10 posi-
tions of trust and responsibility. Popular
education owed much TO his early efforts
as a teacher, but more TO later labors for
white ahd colored children alike. He had
"A breadth of mind which recognized no dis
tinction of race I'm diffusion Of knowledge.
Serious as has been the int,ictOn upon
his other personal friends, upon the dircc-
tors and stockholders of this company his
death has fallen with far greater force
Some of us have been his confidential
and close business associates for many
wears We have enjoyed the pleasure Of
his society and he was endeared TO US by
uumbcrless acts of courtesy and Kindness.
The best eudcavors Of an unusually active
and successful business life were given 70
the service aud advancement Of this com
pany, and when one of the greatest amb-
lions OF that life was accomplished and his
future seemed likely 10 be lightened by
reason of the company's prosperous tnan-
cial condition. achieved through his efforts,
an iuscrulable providence removed him
from US: be IL. therefore,
Res0lrcd, That by the death of Charles II.
Collier this company has lost a faithful,
trustworthy and most efficient official, 10
whose brilliant business abilities its sue
cess and standing are silent but eloquent
witnesses.
Resolved, That each member Of this board
OF directors mournS for him, not only as a
respected fellow official, but as a beloved
friend. who in all his intercourse displayed
the modest qualities of mind and heart, and
truly deserved that grandest Of all titles,
"a Christian gentleman 80
ALFRED Caldwell.
W a WILSON.
~ Irrrrn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-24
UTRECHT Pianos for 500

We have q rs octave Upright Piano
used seven months. but iu perfect con-
ditiou. which We viii sell. with stool
aud cover. for $3.50, aud keep it Ia tune
FOR one year and warrant it for five
years. We also have a fine kuabe
Square Piano, octave, covered legs.
beautiful case, which We offer at very
great barguiu.
+. W. BAUMEE, X Co,
1910 Market ST.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-24

OQUwAkA, I'LL, March 2a.-Barnuu
and VIM. Brown were sentenced 10 81
years in the penitentiary for the murdc
OF their brother-in-law, George Holly
at Harper'S Mills, December lSt, 1890
1t was claimed Holly had ill-trcatcd hi
wife, and when the men went TO hi
place Holly ordered them away, and at
tackled them with an axe. Young Bar
mum then shot Holly dead.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-24
Sfafe Enir Meeting.

The Board OF Directors OF the State
Fair Association met at the Court HohSc
yesterday afternoon aud spent about al
hour in discussing the affairs OF the as
ISOLATION. A new cOlored Autograph
was approved and ordered printed, and
the prices for the seasons driving was
fixed at So, single drives CSC, and season
bicycle riding sl5O. The Board resoly.
ed that no games Of chance should be
allowed on the grounds during the com
ing fair.
Messrs. Exley, BiebcrSon and Hook
were appointed a Committee on Grounds
to relocate the buildings upset by the
flood.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-24
Their Sins Found Them ont.

DIES MOONS, IA. March 23.-l. )
Hatton, man 30 years of age, and OF
high social and business standing, and
woman whose name is given aS Mrs
Russell. of Kansas City, were found
dead this morning in a room on Walnut
street. They were aSphyXiated by eS-
Gaping gas. They are said to have beer
lovers but the woman married Russell
during lovers piquc with Hatton
There liason is said To have been OF
long standing. Mrs Russell is said to
have occupied high social position in
Kansas City.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-24
Now short Hand school.

Jessie Richards, Of philllpsburg, Pa,
who recently established here an agency
for the Remington type writer Will
organize class In stenography ana
typewrltng. He is located for the
ptesent at l,3Os Market street. Mr.;
richards letters OF introduction and
recommendations are the very best.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-24
Narrow Escape,

Sunday afternoon, Frankey Reltter
was standing on the railroad track at
Revman brewery and looking at the en-
CINE. The engineer pulled the throttle
open to 60 ahead and came near running
over the lad. Had il not been for MS
father who was standing near, and
pulled him off just in time, he would
have been crushed under the wheels.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-24
The Garrison Hearing.

A large number OF subpTnaS were is
sued yesterday on witnesses FOR the Gar
rison hearing, which will take place be-
fore Justice Davis, at the Jail, at p. N.
to-day. 1t is understood Col. Arnett,
for the defense, will have MeSSrS. Hub.
bard and Summervlle to aid him, while
Capt. Dovener will appear with Prose
cutting Attorney Howard for the State.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-24
p.ns,r,nr Damage. at the Fair Grounds

Secretary Otto, OF the state falr AS
ISOLATION, IS making considerable pro
gress is cleaning up the debris left by
the food and rebuilding the fences and
buildings. The north fence is up, and
men are strengthening up ana rehulid,
ing the pens. An enormous amount OF
drift. left on the grounds, has been
burned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-24
The Next Indian Trouble.

BISMARCK, y. d., March 93.-Agent
Mclaughlin says the ghost dancing
terminated with last December He
says it is probable the next trouble vii.
be with the iusolent ShoshoncS, who
live just across the line in Manitoba
They have always kept up sort OF re-
latiouShip with the Dakota Sioux and
are constant breeders OF mischief.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-24
New Meat Market.

We will open a meat market at the
corner of Jacob and Eighteenth streets,
Thursday morning. VIII have on hand
all kinds of fresh and smoked meats,
which we will deliver to any part OF
the city. Soliciting share of the public
patronage. we will make every effort &c
merit same. MYERS N kEHM
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-24
SHENANDOAH.
A Great Performance mt the Opera House
Last Night.

A. a rule military dramas, while
promising much in the way OF plou uuI
stage effects, fall far short In tine aetual
performance, and are particularly haole
10 be found wanting in battle scenes
where what was intended to be sup
lime, is actually ridiculous: A notaoie
execution is afforded in Shenandoah
nfesented at the Opera House, last
evening. The play meets all the To-
ouirementS, and it was presented oy
COMPANY OF genuine merit through
out. To particularize would DE 10 name
over the entire cast, Inc pay
mounts easily and naturally from the
opening TO the climax,at the close OF the
third act, where Sheridan rides down
.be lines and checks the retreat OF the
Union army at Winchester, ana the
presence on the stage of about thirty OF
the Linsly cadets lent the necessary
numbers Ia the scene. The audience
which filled every part OF the mouse,
were completely carried away WIN en-
thusaism at this scene, and ladies ~aV-
ed their handkerchiefs and gentlemen
Joined unanimously in ronnd OF ap,,
plause unusual in its intensity. several
times the leading performers were call
ed before the curtain.
The play will be repeated this eve
ming, and there ought to be crowded
house.
Music and Magic.
As usual on the occasion OF their pop
MAR entertainments the Y. Nj, {. "A.
Hall was again filled last evening to en-
ioy a programme well divided between
music and magic. 1t was quite novel
affair IN many respects. The opening
feature was a potpourri sol o on sleigh
bells attached to straps and depending
from bar. The music was very
sweet, and the performance was
loundly appauded. DIV. Robertson, VINO
did this musical feat, also produced
some very clear, ringing melody from a
series Of yoblets, and also from hand
bells. lntersperScd through the even
ing was series OF magic, sleight OF
hand, and cabinet tricks and mysteries
by +. =. Ransom, who was really one OF
the best prestidigitatorS that has appear
ed here for some time. All the tricks
were accomplished gracefully and with
out apparent effort, many OF them be-
ing new and original. 1t was fine
entertainment.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-24
Accidental shnntlnr.

CINCINNATI, o., March 93.-Mr VIII
A. Stevens, the dry goods merchant.
charged with murder in the first degree
for the killing OF c. II. Wood, had a
preliminary hearing in the Police Court
to-day and was discharged, the teSti-
mony showing that the pistol was acct
dentally discharged.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-24

THE "AriSto' Photographs. a sue
cessful speciality, at Tappan n Connel'.
gallery, ll2l Main street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-24
Big Haul of Gamblers.

OMAHA. NEB, March 23.-The gamb
ling dens Of this city were raided yes
terday aud more than 300 prisoners are
in the station. Ia police circles it is a
serted that this is only the beginning Of
a regular war TO be waged against al
gambling houses.