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The Rio Grande Still Rising,

SANTA FE, May 6.-The Rio Grande
has risen over foot at Espanola within
the past twenty-four hours. The situa-
ton in the lower valley is very serious,
and this rise will make it worse At La
Jorka il spread out on either side of the
AtchisOn track. and is one mile wide.
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Worlds Amateur Record Broke

PRINCETON On. J.), May AT the an
nual handicap games, open TO all anna
teRrs, this afternoon Luther HI. Cary ran
seventy-five yards in seven and three
fifths seconds, breaking the worlds
amateur record.
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The GladstonIans Win.

LONDON, May 9.-The Gladstonians
won q victory i'll South Liecestershire
yesterday in the election of Logan, their
candidate for the Commons, over Hardie,
the Conservative nominee
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Found Dead.

AUBURN, May ct. e. Stephens, a
merchant and well-known pioneer resi-
dent, was found dead at his residence
this morning. He had fallen from his
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'hfle Violates TERRITORY.

BUENos AYREs, May 9.--Chilean troops
have violated the territory of the Argen-
tine province of San Juan de Ia Frontera
An official investigation is in process.
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Half a Million Dollars Losses

ALLISON (Ont.), May 9.-The losses by
yesterdays fire will aggregate half a
million dollars, with total insurance of
about $4,000 One hundred and thirty
business houses were destroyed.
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British Snfn XVrecl.ed

LONDON, May 8. The British ship
Craigburn, from Melbourne for Liver
pool, was wrecked by severe southerly
gale, and five of the crew drowned.
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Transit of Mercury.

LICK OBSERVATORY, May 9.-The tran
SIT of Mercury was successfully observed
here, and many photographs were taken.
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Amnesty Rejected.

PARIS, May 9.-The Chamber of Depu-
ties has rejected the proposal to grant
amnesty to the May-day rioters.
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DUMPED INTO THE CREEK.
Serious Accident on the S. F. and
N. ?. Railroad.
A FREIGHT TRAIN RUNS THROUGH
AN OPEN DRAWBRIDGE.

A Pioneer Resident of Auburn Found
Dead in His Bed-The Funeral of
the Late John f. Swift TO Take
Place To-day With Military Honors
"A Vigilance Committee Send q
Warning to an Oregon Editor.
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THE EMPEROR RUFFLED.
Bismarck's Appearance in the
Reichstag Displeases Him.
He SAYS I AM THE ONLY MASTER
IN THE COUNTRY"

Premier Di Rudini's Attempt to Fasten
on Secretary Blaine tho CharGo of
Using Private Dispatch Publicly
Meets With Little Success-EIaine's
Answer to 1t Thought to be Prompt,
Disnftied and Conclusive.
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Olsen Murder Case.

seat in such way as to strangle himself.
An inquest will be held.
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Jubilee Stakes

LONDON, May 9.-The Kemptor Park
Jubilee stakes was won by North's five
year-old Nunthorpe.
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THE OMAHA.

SAN DIEGO, May 9.-The United States
man-of-war Omaha steamed out of the
harhor to-day and stood out to sea in
southwesterly direction. Commander
Cromwell received mass of correspond
ence in cipher, and it is understood that
he has instructions TO cruise around the
Coronado Islands and San Clemente.
Marshal Gard, Deputy Spaulding and
Detective Morse left for the north to-
night with testimony as to how the Itata
was manned when she left San Diego.
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SOTTH AFRICA.

Arms and Ammunition Being Sent to
the scene of Trouble.
LONDON, May 9.-The Wye naval store
ship starts for Africa to-day with large
quantity of provisions ana ammunition,
and viii be followed shortly by the troop
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NEWPORT (Tenn.), May 1.-TWO neigh
bors, Berry Holt and William Holloway.
had trouble over a tract of land. Yester-
day law suit was decided in favor OF
Holloway. This morning, while William
Holloway, Jr., and Pleasant Holt were
moving a fence according to the decision.
Rufus Holt, son of Berry Holt, shot them
both and fed
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AT LEXINGTON.

LEXINGTON, May 9.-First race, three
year-olds and upward, six furlongs,
Laura Davidson won, Happiness second,
Dan ii. third. Time-l:16
Second race, for two-year-olds, nine
siIteenths of mile, Lord Clayton won,
Coverton second, Leumbra third. Time
-:57!.
Third race, for three -year-olds and up
ward, tifteen-sixteenths of mile, Yale
'9l won, Sportsman second, Harry Smith
third. Time-1:S53.
Fourth race, for three-year-olds, mile
and an eighth, Kingman won, Michael
second, Bermuda third. Time-I:5S!.
Fifth race, for two-year-old maiden
tillies, four furlongs, American Lady
won, Rapidity second, Celebrity G. third.
Time-:513.
AT WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, May 9.-Three-quarters
of mile, Hemet won. There was dead
heat between Vance and Village Kid for
second. Time, 1:l5t.
Mile and an eighth, Lotion won, Kyrle
81. second, Iceberg third. Time, i:55i.
One mile, Syracuse Won, India Rubber
second, Lotion third. Time, l:42.
Five and a half furiongs, Fitz Lee won,
Basil Duke second, Benjamin third.
Time, loo.
Mile and a sixteenth, Costa Rica Won
Gypsy Queen second, J. J. O'B. third
Time, 1:50.
Five-eighths of mile, Ella won, Kri-
kena second, Edmonia third. Time, l:03
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GREEN RIVER (Utah), May 9.-The
people of Castle Gate, a mining station on
top of spur of the Wahsatch Mountains.
turned out en- masse to welcome the
President and party. When the train
rolled in at $50 o'clock this evening it
was greeted with national salute from
dynamite cartridges, exploded by cleo
tricity. The President made a short
complimentary address to the people
from the rear platform.
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KILLED BY HIS WIFE
BURNED HERSELF TO DEATH.

HAzLEToN (Pa.), May 9.-Mrs. DON
nelly, aged 110, committed suicide to-day
by setting fire to her bed. She had Of
late been intirm, and the neighbors, who
have kept her for the past twenty wears.
decidedI to send her to the almshouse.
where she would receive good care. She
suspected this, and rather than suffer
what she considered an indignity, burned
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HE'S A MAGICIAN NOW.

Former Wheeling Ainn turns mp In Cam
nda in u new Isolc-.A Mysterious Pow
der.
The following account OF tho new dis
covcry OF Mr. John b. Hastings, for
merly well known Wheeling mill man,
and the inventor OF wire nail machine
which no was to put into n factory to be
erected Mt Parkersburg or somewhere
else, Is from the Toronto, Ont, Globe OF
the 10Th inst, and will be read with In
terest here:
The days OF alchemy arc not past.
There is q professor OF tho art still
amongst us. His namo Is j. i. Hast
ings. lilo showed his mysterious power
yesterday afternoon Mt the Massey works
by protesting by simple means to turn
molten iron into steel. In the presence
oil two score, more or less, interested
spectators he acted the magician's part.
Ills personal appearance bcii,ted his
role. lie had big shock OF black hair,
with strcaks OF iron grey. lie Is clean
shaycn, OF Napolconic II not Mcphis-
tophelean aspect. From the recesscs OF
his deep coat pockets Mr.. Hastings sur
reptitiously produced brown paper
packages which he gleefully tossed into
the secthing pot. Macbcths witches
and their cauldron were ut once present
to the spectators mind. Then with
vigor J. b. Ii. stirred the pot. lie per-
spired, but used no audible cabalistic
words. Out OF tho ladlc'he skinned the
surface refuse, and then into
moulds poured the precious liquid.
In surprisingly short time, n
few minutes, Superintendent John
son produced tho red.hot bolts,
bars and other mouldings. Plunged
in cold water, the new.madc "stcel"
was critically examined by the con
noisscurs, who, however, were as mute
rs the Sphinx us to what they thought.
What tho magician and his friends
thought was reserved for revelation at
the Walker House ut night. Having
discussed one OF mine hosts sumptuous
suppers, tho fire burned and the oraclcs
spoke. Mr.. Cowan was culogistic as to
new inventors and discoveries, especial.
lyJ j. B. Hastings. The latter was over.
powered with emotion. Recovering, he
told all that those present already knew
about his process Of hardening iron to
give it the qualities of steel. He indig-
nantly denied that it was Il fake or he n
inkir, and triulnphantly showed plow-
points, picks, discs and other products
OF his wonderful invention. "Of
course" said he, "I'll not tell you my
secret. Oh, no; that would never do!'
And he laughed like Mephisto, and the
guests joined in the chorus. Then
Messrs. Johnson, Owen and others
paiscd the work they had seen that day;
said it might have been better but for
this and that; and next time it prob
ably would. On the whole the patentce
has reason to be proud OF his reception
amongst the knowing ones OF the iron
trade OF Toronto.
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M'NINLEYS MEETING
At BollaIre This Evening VIII DO @
Memorable Gathering of People.
WHEELING WILL Be There lNF0RCE
IN Helm Her Neighbour 10 DO Honor to
the Great Protcctionist, Who Is TO
rc the Next Governor or Ohio.--h
sueclal Train WIN Carry Those Who
Wish TO Go. I'll.

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Al oc'oc" ''''' o ,'',t,e " 49,,
train will leave the baltimore q ONO
s,,,fon In this city Tor lICllNirc. The
''" ,ri, will cost only twcnty.iiye
''0"' my ,,.nI' Ia :. hros. b,rd
cents l"eFo W"' " Ni"'' N
along, the local Kepnpllcahs having III
lrrcl the DnIIUlro committee to spare
I., an, that was engaged there.
lnt'' '. n, 49,, ~, rra go. 80
There WIZ w 'o'S VI 'o' nv "'o',s' W.
and Wheeling proposes 10 make lie:
share OF the big demonstration worthy
EN-, oc,ms;on and the man in whose
q '"' D ,,-.,''.', MI, .,;Il.,,. a,,Io
h0A1f"l Is gwen ine'o " ~ w ..'"p 'o
accommodations on the tram Tor just s
Iqrcc 4 crowd as wants to 60 down, and
;I,hor, oro two ,housund in the crowd
" ,"o,' ~ I.i,i. y.n,,oon,on.o ho,,o
nobody TI' h'fHi ;, 'T in .he ; INV
bceA inSuG W br'I T ~, NV W." p,s $50
Nhs u t'.u M ..;i, ''," I n I"u''3 e'v
saw Mo"''U7Eia'e nv 'tl'Moon , ".n
FoI1E 10 sellu hlLEo , Wc,gFnisio'Is, rs "c ca
as NhGGHnT} "n. Ha"it ,,a y, ~,
C!aiFsHillG, bI'"Sep"t' """ oS'io' wv. .i"tS
WI SIMPLY urn ou1 ~ ,''"H ,1 MI N.Y.
Mckinney IS W Sl'e"h ~ ~ IIDs ;, i'se
tAlS a'trHooH' = eo, ,'', , 'aV,''
Ic!tre VII nloct nm .,ie.e INV LIE
Inn 10 bcll!ire, MlII'o Iiii' :. iIV,.ne,
o. h"'H ,I' ny, pg2 ~. "'' ''p"'s
MN 70 tHo r. GlTsa w! a.,
4NNl Hr iT ih ~ pg '.i' i,eA' s ~
Gr10r oi tc n"SHeSr .,i"tG en WI, wy ,
lr9hk Denlu y,; i,"w l, "i'iis mnei. moI
iaEtAEla llup!e' "h4 Hticrc - y H"'HraI
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BROWN.HEISIlELI.,
4 Quiet Homo Wedding Solcmnizcd Yes.
tcrday Afternoon.

4 Quiet Homo Wedding Solcmnizcd Yes.
tcrday Afternoon.
Yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock a
quiet wedding ceremony took place at
the home Of the BRIDES sister on Chap
line street, ut which Miss Sidney OFT
Hciskell became Mrs. Thomas Stevens
Brown. Only relatives and intimate
friends OF tho contracting parties were
present. The parlor was beautifully
decorated for the event. Rev. DR.. D. 4.
Cunningham, pastor OF the First Pres
byterian church, was the officiating
minister. There were no attendants,
and the ceremony was very simple,
though impressive and beautiful.
The bride was attired in a superb
costume OF white crepe dc cline,
made plain, with train. The toilette
was finished out with white undressed
kid gloves and slippers, the whole being
covered with full bridal veil. She car
ricd 4 beautiful fan and bunch Of
white bridal roses.
At the conclusion OF the ceremony
Mr. and Mrs. Brown received the warm
congratulations OF these present, after
which splendid refreshments we're sery-
cd. At 400 the newly welded pair left
on the Pan Handlcroad for IN extended
eastern wedding journey, after which
they will return to Pittsburgh and re-
side, Mr.. Brown being the senior mem
Der OF a leading law firm there.
Miss Heiskell will be sadly missed in
her circle, but all her friends sincerely
wish her all joyin her married life. The
presents received were numerous and
costly.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.


Strangers In tho City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
John 5. Naylor is home from an east
crn trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. ]. Hcarne are of on
an eastern trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred PAUL are home
from IN extended trip.
Miss Marlowc, accompanied by Mrs.
Hess, is at the McLure.
John Curran, OF Parkcrsbug, regis
tered yesterday at the Stamm house.
J. n. Mehen, Chief of Police OF Park
ersburg, was at the Behlcr last night.
Mr. VIII Carney, OF the Top mill, has
resigned his position to accept one in 4
Pittsburgh Office.
Miss Minnie Lott, OF Baltimore, is
visiting her friend, Miss jamie Good, on
Fourteenth street.
Miss Jennie haywood, OF Martins
Ferry, has been selected rs matron OF
the new City Hospital.
Messrs. Sam Harrison and Sam Haz-
lett are home from visitto the metrop-
oiia' WHICH tilcy enjoyed nueciy.
Mrs. Charles killmyer gave n rcccp-
ton to her lady friends last evening, for
which 4 number OF invitations had been
issued.
S. Woods, OF Clarksburg, u. T. Stew
art, OF Anthem, and T. Clark, OF Cam
eron, registered yesterday ut the St.
Charles hotel.
Mr.. II. G. Franzhe;m has returned
from Mt. Clements, Mich, where he ac-
companied his mother Mrs. Franzhelm
will remain there some time.
Mr.. Patrick Donley, the father OF
Mrs. Joseph "A. Bodloy, died ut his home
in Mount Morris, Pa, on Tuesday, In the
eighty-sevcnth year OF his age.
Governor Fleming, Secretary OF State
William a. Ohlcy, Charles E. Willis
and o. S. Mckinney stopped at the
Windsor last night on their way home.
Miss Bird Wilson, OF South Front
street, gave u progressive euchre party
yesterday evening, III honor OF Miss Ad-
elaldo Rice, OF sowick!cy, who is visiting
here.
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MISS MAl,LowEs lMoGEN.


ono OF shnkospoaro's 1snrcst md most
beautiful Plays given last Night.
shakespeares "Cymbcline, King OF
Britain" seems to have fallen into dis
favor in these latter days. This may be
q just verdict, but the fact remains that
1t is one OF the great masters master
pieces. 1t abounds in beautiful things
us few OF his works do, and it demands
oil those who would produce it, greater
talent, moro versatility, keencr intclli.
gcnce than any OF his moro popular
dramas. Miss Julia Marlowc gave it Il.
the Opera House last night Tor tho first
time in Wheeling III many years. In it
che won new favor. AL! who ever saw
her knew her us 4 pleasing actress, full
OF the charms which grace young and
talented woman, with some skill as an
c!oculionist and either rare intelli.
goncc or very thorough training in her
art. This was all her warmest admirer
claimed for her from personal knowl.
edge: Last night she demonstrated,
for the first time on Wheeling stage,
that she was u great actress.
The role OF imogcn makes severe de-
mands upon woman OF Miss Nlarlowc's
physique, but she met them ali. Tho
sirlish princess OF the first act was her
graceful and beautiful self in ianciiul
attire. In the scene in which she re-
pulses the 'advances OF the false Iachimo
she rose to greater height, and in the
succeeding scenes, wherein m almost
49, HttT 4
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LOCAL BREvirIES.
Matters OF Minor Moment III and Abou
tho City.

Matters OF Minor Moment In and About
tho City.
Mckinney at Dellairc this evening;
60 and hear him.
OrEM House. this evcnins-Julia
Marlowe as Pdnheaid.
THE 1nBellc mill was shut down yes.
tcrday owing to loaky boiler.
TnEwild ducks arc about again and
few have been shot in the last few days.
TiiE work OF plastering about the new
stairway in the public building is pro-
crossing rapidly.
TIE Friendship social will give n
dance ut Schcnk's hall this evening.
Ncuhardt will play.
a GRAND ball was given last night Mt
Beethoven hall by Gormania Lodge No.
X, Of F. Tho Opera House orchestra
furnished the music.
TnEnE Is no doubt but that the cleo.
trlc Inc, when in operation between
Etnavillc and kirkwood, will be OK
cecdinHly we'll patronizcd.
THERE was some complaint OF the
shortage OF natural gas in the pot.eres
again yesterday, but there seemed to DO
ample gas for domestic purposes.
Az extra motor will leave Leather.
wood station ut II 80 O'Clock, Thursday
evening 70 accommodate those who dc.
sire to return to the city at that hour.
WonHMEN commenced yesterday to
put up tho gates at the Terminal cross
ing, on Twenty-nnth and EoT streets.
Tho Matchbox will be at tho southwest
corner.
TIE May Flower Social will give Its
first grand ball Mt Bishops hall Thurs
day evening October 90 A good time
is anticipated. Dimincy's orchestra
will furnish the music.
EVERY Republican who will attend
the great meeting in Bcllaire tonight
should wear an American Tin Plate
Mckinley Button. Around tin hinges
the baltic in Ohio this iall.
TlIEmembers OF the Pioneer Society,
accompanied by their wives and other
lady members, will meet ut the Hotel
Bchlcr Friday evening tomake arrange.
ments for grand social entertainment,
to be given soon.
On last Saturday evening gold watch
was rallied oil by Mr. W. A. Todd, n
well known commercial traveller OF this
city, who hats been in ill-health ior
some months past. Mr.. Ed O'Donncll,
who exploits the virtues OF the goods
kept by NJ. Reilly, held the lucky num-
Der This wprk Mr. 0'nOnnpll d;I "a
very graceful act by returning the
watch to Mr.. Todd. Mr.. O'Donnell's
brother members OF the travellers guild
are loud in their praise OF his commend
able action.
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A HOUSE IN TIE STREET..
Tho Wheeling butchers Association Pr
pairing to Occupy City Ground,

Tho Wheeling butchers Association Pre-.
pairing to Occupy City Ground.
Some time ago the City Council
granted to the Wheeling Butchers AS
ISOLATION tho privilege OF placing 4
platform on piece OF ground adjoining
its hide and tallow house at the east
end OF Sixteenth street. Tho Central
Glass Works had some time before this
offered to buy the piece OF ground from
the city, but its offer was refused. The
butchers wanted the platform for the
use OF wagons in unloading, and was
granted the privilege until such time as
the city might need the land for public
purposes.
For day or two building materials
have been unloaded at the place, and
yesterday workmen employed by the
association began the work OF erecting
another large building, about the size
OF its present house, on the city's
grounds. Mr.. Charles Schmidt lad
been watching the proceedings with in
terest, and as soon rs it became appa-
rent what the purpose was he vetoed
the plan, ordering operations suspend
ed, and they were. What the outcome
will be is not doubtful. There is de-
cided prejudice against tho association
in the vicinity, and none OF the neigh
bors will ever consent to the occupancy
occupancy OF the street by an addition
al building. There is talk OF asking
Council to annul the permit to erect
platform there, est at some time in the
future, when the city officials are not
so yigilant, the association succeeds in
putting up the house.
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The straw vote is ripe. Perhaps it has
been in season for some time, but the
first one OF the season reached Wheel
in. yesterday when q commercial trav-
C.cF staying at the Mcclure house, pro-
duCed his Iittlememorandum book with
the result OF Il vote taken on \ train BE-
tween Parkcrsburg and Marietta ycstcr-
day, wien tile Ohio men on board cast
their little ballots to the following eli
!cc.: For Governor, Mckinley, IA;
Campbell, 7. For President in '02:
Blaine, II; Cleveland, 4; German, |;
Jerry Simpson, /; Mckinley, l; uarri-
son.
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The continuation OF tho hearing of
OF Mrs. Charles klages and her daugh-
Ter Carrie, charged with stealing cloak
from Stone 4 Thomas, was to have been
held before Squire Ankle ut I p. IN. The
defendants failed to appear on time,
and the case was again postponed to this
evening.
George Dixon and Bert Miller con-
fcsscd Judgement on 4 charge OF tres.
pass before Judge Arkle and were fined
IS and costs each.
Matt Wallkamm was dismissed, the
accusation of his having broken into
Charles schcnks house ut Fulton not
being proven, a
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Those OF us who were present ut the
meeting OF the Retail Grocers' Protect
i've Association at Odd Fellows Hall, OH
Monday evening last, emphatically deny
that Mr.. Henry Bucr used the language
attributed to him in the card OF the ar
bitration committee OF the Ohio Valley
Trades aud Labor Assembly in Tuesday
mornings papers, and made use OF in
resolutions OF the Laundry Workers
and Nail City Federal Unions in this
mornings issues, and believe that his
language was distorted for purpose.
What he did say was that they had
made mistake in not putting their
foot down upon similar attempt on
the part of the warehousemcn to dictate
to them in the matter OF hiring and dis
charging men one year ago, and this po-
sition OF Mr.. Bacr We all fully and I'M
equivocally endorse. Mr.. Henry Bacr,
being selected as our spokesman, only
voiced our sentiments.
(Signed)
lloEIILE, ELLIS, HERBERT 4 Co.,
GEo. S. FEENY,
NICII. Schulz,
NJ. REILLY,
NELL 4 DILLINGHAM;,
BREMER & MADIs,
Jos. SpEIDEL & Co.,
HUBBARD & PAUL.,
WATEHnoUsE Bros.
Wheeling, ". Va, Oct. 81, 1891.
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Mrs. Carnahan, OF Urbana, O., APP
piled ut police headquarters yesterday
for shelter She was accompanied by
four children, and said that her hus.
band. who had gone from Parkersburs
to urbana with the family, had died
there recently. Being unable to sup
port all the children herself, Mrs. Car
nahan placed two OF them in q chill
dren's homo in Ohio, whence they were
discharged rs soon rs the authorities
discovered that they were from West
Virginia. Mrs. ]. ]. Jones was made
acquainted with tho case, and will see
villa; can be done for the unfortunate
family.
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THE POLICE REGULATIONS

Considered Inst Night by II Sub Commit
tce-.i New Ordinance to be Prepared.
The subcommittee, appointed by the
Council committee On police, to formu-
Iate an ordinance regulating the police
department oil the city, met last night
III City Solicitor Riley's office on Main
street, near the Exchange bank. Messrs.
ohane, Jefferson and Warnekc, COM
posing the committee, were present,
also Mr.. Riley and C!erl, W. ii. Fec.
lAe committee discovered ut the very
outset that II would be no child's play
reconstruct water-tight and hy-prooi
ordnance. There have been ordinances
l1AUmcraD!o passed, regulating some
tang about the police department, and
every one that went into effect usually
CONNECTED IN part With some others OF
III earlier date, and as none OF the latter
were ever repealed, no ordinary Wheel
!2S lawyer could have given lucid ex-
l4ah&iioA OF the various provisions of
Inc different city laws.
e!eFS Fec read Off the ordinances ono
by one, CITY Solicitor Rilrv ioItc6 Jown
those of a1y arnolnt am nnj ;T Tssc so, uoMn
Ice listened in awc some rnn, H Ti-,'t't
Giscoyeric, OF laws orown $3.50 49,. " m.;.I
aye, Which baI "I ns S.0"I hn nuS'I WIN
cncI I'm hv i;.,, oec.t IiIsitt-
enforcement wprn m ',io JI Tt La5
been tho o-;nin" i I,"TI II hau
citizens, TINT thn rnlos .'o r",,,,i ~ inahy
discipline Ct IN. n ,Hiis ii oia Inc
adequate to the purnosa ~ +l Tr.o ,,t-
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If yon need glasses or your eyes tire
or head aches when reading or sewing,
consult and have your eyes tested ior
glasses without charge by Prof. Shelf,
the Optician, ut Lash's, corner Main
and Eleventh street. Trhas