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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-06-30

meteorological Record.
~ guR GOVERNMENT SURVEY. PUBLISHED
EVERY MONDAY.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-24
pun's Review of Trade.

NEW YORK. December 23.-R. q.
Dun 81 Co.'s weekly review OF trade
says reports of the condition of trade
are decidedly more satisfactory In most
lines, especially in woolens, though
trade in iron and steel is noticably
weaker. The holiday trade throughout
the North seems remarkably large. The
iron trade has become decidedly weaker
and holders OF pig make concessions
of % cents, the pressure 10 sell being
mainly northern. For nearly all fn-
ished products the demand is slack, and
lower prices are made, however much
business is done. A sale Of 10000 for
eign rails TO the Pacific coast is report
ed, and the meeting Of makers is sup
posed TO have arranged for some reduc-
ton in prices. Trade in copper drags
at 10. 3 cents: tin is weaker at 1s.5 cents:
lead, shade stronger at 3s
cents. Pig iron is in less de-
mand at Pittsblrg, and orders for
finished product not numerous. The
glass trade is fair, Business is good at
Cleveland. The treasury has taken In
So. 600, 900 of its notes and lost as much
gold. while ids siver'has increased $780,
900 during the week. The business
failures tpr seven days number 30l,
compare with 304 last week and s92
the sa week last year.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-24
FOR SALE.

Houie, four rooms, TWenythiri and Cars
street.
Four acres, with good house iti csibll3
ings, one mile cAst ofcity.
Farm, 20 acrCs. 3 mics below kosliitlt
on kOund Bottom. ~ acres Tye- liiom ia
7-rou med house and frstclass cl.blilliap. a
easy terms.
One-hslf lot. with small hous-. jl;Stiirt
Genre Wheeling, $50. Oh easy efiai.
Hoase rooms Pike street TO a
Lots atea't end Twenty shy net o. 's'iI
terms. 60.
Ffa.; am :. @swa,vy go
pVF Farm is acres. on Midh wheeling creek
Double brick house, 35lJsll Sl1 tnapul
street. G rooms eAch, with az t'''in i''p''''
gwo lois In HAndlsn's ftiiuon' c,,'P
No sos Market street, rooms, 81 ~
uop,s rooms. 26ls JACOB street and tio'''
house ~ renr, S,JbL inca
Eonse rooms. 262) Jacob street W - -,
House rooms on Fourteenth fifse' W.
HouSss rooms. jacob str-et uei"s'l -
,eenth and Sixteenth streets. s''y r,..r.,
House rooms, Eof street, Cea'is Nh''l''
~. 300. 49,, ,,,.,t sixth uta
e. 100 ,-....,,sssa
one.hAlf lot on ChAphno '''e'. s'i'' y"
1900. y.c.,,.,b ,,,.,t C.s,
wheeling, 800 .,.,i,, ,tultu
ity. fronting on two riilfoad' -,,,-
NESBITT b. DEVLN NJ
dsl0 i'.- -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-24
RECEPTION AND VISITING GOWN.

wise stripes. 1t is light and airy and
ruStles like glace silk, which gives an
added beauty TO the music by It's soft
undertone, like the whispering OF
Leaves in the ewing or the breaking OF
tiny waveletS on the sand, and II rs
lighter than tulle even, and when made
in full round skirts floats like vapor. A
gentleman said Of pretty girl who
wore a dress Of this, "She looks like an
angel in a rose colOred cloud"
But il the young rosebudS look lovely
in their floating draperies the full bloom
American beauty roses look no less so in
their rather heavier and richer gowns.
Mrs. Arthur Sullivan is an example.
Her daughter is dream OF ETHEREAL
beauty, and the mother is a superb
woman, who knows how to dress and
has the means TO do IL with. At re-
cent reception at the home Of the Baro-
ness Thomson she wore a heavy cream
and silver brocade, with bOwknot pat
tern In pale blue. The train was Of
thick cream satin. Around the bottom
OF the skirt was full pinked rutIle in
pale blue taffeta. The corsege was
made of puffs of tulle, with fiat silver
chains laid between the puffs. The
back was of brocade, and slight dra-
perry of the same covered the bust. The
sleeves were Of satin and brocade, held
in by the silAer chain. Silver fringe
outlined the waist.
An intimate friend Of hers had d" ~oNe'
and handsome gown in black faille.
The skirt was plain, and across the
front were sewn three bagds OF VelVet
ribbon reaching TO the bottom A
feather trimming Ornamented the waist
and bottom. Velvet ribbon bows were
on the sleeves, and two bands crossed
the bust; rich sash OF wide grosgraln
ribbon embroidered with silk and cut
let head 5 and with bead fringe; hat OF
black fell with q mass OF black pl umes'
This gown l afterwsrd saw copied In
silk warp henrietta.
A new Sortie du bal, or evening wrap
inst from Paris, is made Of heavy bro
csde of ciel blue ana silver lines. Tho
sleeves and front piece are OF dark tur-
ouoise blue, or perhaps 1t may De sap
Dhire, as it is rather darker, think,
than any turquoise l ever saw. II was
richly embroidered in very dark blue
chenille and silk, with each pattern
outlined in silver beads. All around
the sleeves, collar and bottom was a
border Of white Mouflon fur, and the
whole was lined with baHy blue satin.
Among the colOrs aud fabrics that
have been taken Into cordial favor by
EVERYONE is the corded velvet or Russian
velours. One that has red ground
with black cord, or vice versa, Is much
liked. The cords are high and round,
and the spaces between them are just
the width OF cord. Yellow and black
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-24
ANOTHER HOROSCOPE.
A Washington Special Alleges to Tell Who
Mr. Cleveland Wants in His Cabinet.

washing ton Special Alleges to Tell Who
Mr.. Cleveland Wants in His Cabinet.
New York, December 23.-Here's
another horoscope cast by Washing
ton special
'Mr. Cleveland has practically deter
mined upon four members Of his Cabi'
net. According to his present inten-
ton the next Secretary OF State will be
Edward J. Phelps, of Vermont; the
Secretary OF the Treasury will be John
G. Carlisle, OF Kentucky; VIM. r. Nor
rison, Of Illinois, will preside over the
Interior Department, and j. Randolph
Tucker, OF Virginia, will be Attorney
General.
This information comes directly
from the President-elect. He has made
q formal tender Of only one position
that OF Secretary of the Treasury-but
he has made up his mind that if the 9TH
er gentlemen will accept the places he
has assigned to them, he will have them
as members of his official family.
Morrison and Tucker, II is under
stood here, will enter the Cabinet II
Mr.. Cleveland desires 1t, bat there is
some doubt in regard to the attitude of
ex-Minister Phelps, who would be COM
PEELED TO make considerable personal
sacrifice in assuming even the highest
Office in the gift of the President.
1.-TWO other appointments which Mr..
Cleveland has in mind, although he has
not yet fully determined upon them, are
those of Patrick A. Collins, for Secre-
tary Of War, and Ex-Governor Porter, of
Tennessee, for one of the minor Cabinet
positions. Mr.. Porter was Assistant
Secretary of State -HIaar- tho .araui----,
Cio.,.t-..1- --I..-I..s~t-~'ian hnE rasi1" nod
on account Of a quarrel with Secretary
Ravard."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-24
NEWSLETS
Interesting Pieces of Telegraphic News In
Small Space.

Va 49, -
Small Space.
Mrs. Whartan, "a years old, OF Brook
Iva, met with a horrible death last
night. She was alone 10 her apart
ments preparing the evening meal
when the fire In the stove proved unsat-
isiactory. She poured kerokene oil
on il. No sooner had she done this
than flames sprang up and ignited her
clothes. Her clothing was burned en-
tirely from her body and she died in
great agony.
Considerable alarm was occasioned in
Seville, Spain, yesterday, by the eX-
posion of bomb in the entrance OF a
house occupied by one Of the wealthiest
citizens of the place. Nobody was
hurt. The police say the affair was
one Of personal spite against the owner
Of the house.
The discomfort that has been pre-
vailing among the dock laborers al
Havre for a considerable time past cui
minated yesterday in general strike
Some trouble was experienced in load
ing and discharging vessels, but IL !:
thought that plenty Of men will b'
available to-day 10 take the strikers
places
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-24
WRECK ON TaE SANTA FE.
Two Boys Fatally Hurt. add Many 9th
ers Injured.


ers Injured.
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo, December
25.-Santa Fe passenger train No. s.,
which left Denver at HOS o'clock last
night, was wrecked between / and 2
O'Clock this morning two miles east OF
Hustled, a small station fifteen miles
north Of this city.
Several cars left the track and plung-
ed down an embankment fifty feet, pill
ing up the cars in a confused heap.
Fire broke out almost Immediately and
added It's horror TO the scene.
The train was running at the rate OF
forty miles an hour when the disaster
occurred and some Of the cars were
smashed into fragments. 1t was mar
velous, considering the character of the
wreck, that the consequences TO passen-
gers was not more serious.
Two boys, whose name are not known,
are dying at the hospital In this city.
They are believed to be the only ones
fatally injured. though almost every
body on the train was more or lees Sc
verely hurt. The accident is ascr1bed
by some to spreading of the rails, while
by others it is charged to faulty wheels.
The following is list of those on the
train. all Of whom were more or less
hurt:
Two boys, Bert and Willie Van Noon,
fatally hurt.
John K. Shallo, Of Ada, Kansas.
Z. E. Mcdonald, Dever.
Charles Long and wife, Needles, Colo.
Col. w. II. Hanke, Denver.
s. Samuels. OF Salt Lake.
Z. L. Sorry, Conductor OF Pumman.
G. X. Kohn, Denver.
Mrs. G. NJ. Kohn, and her two chill
dren, badly bruised.
D. Brusser, badly.
n. BanZiger.
George r. Watson, Colorado Agent of
Irrigation, Denver, badly injured, neck
and hip, and internally.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-24
CHOLERA IN HAMBURG.
Indications Point to Another outbrea

HAMBURG, December 23.-lt was
hoped that the cases Of cholera that
have occurred here in the past few days
were sporadic, but the indications point
to the fact that the disease which ragged
last summer has only been Quiescent,
not killed, and that the city is in danger
of another epidemic. To-day two new
cases OF undoubted Asiatic cholera have
been reported, and two of the patients,
who had been previously removed to the
hospital, died. A general feeling Of I'M
easiness exists and with the approach OF
warm weather an exodus OF the wealthier
classes is looked for.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-24
IN THE SOUTH SEAS.
The Cannibalistic Crew of = French Vessel
Cook aud Eat the Captain.

SAN Francisco, GALA. December %.
-Advices have been received here from
the South Seas Of some very bloody
events. The Kanaka crew OF the
French vessel Constantine, recruiting
in the New Hebrides, murdered the
captain and mate, looted the vessel and
turned her adrift. She went on reef
and became a total wreck. NJ. Pasnin,
owner OF the Constantine, was shot on
the fifth OF October, as was also Captain
Marie, whose corpse was cooked for a
feast. Four Kanakas who attempted to
rescue the captain were mastered.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-24
ADMIRAL GHERARDI RECEIVED.
President Montt Fel,cltates With Aneri-
cas- Representative.

VALPARAISO, December 23.-Admiral
Gherardi was received by President
Mount yesterday, who said he was
pleased to meet so distinguished an OF
fetal of the United States navy. lie
expressed the hope that relations be-
tween the United States and Chill,
which are now friendly, will never be
disturbed, but would continue to In
crease socially and commercially, as was
becoming to sister republics. Officers
of the Gillian navy will give a ball Sat
urday night in honor OF the visit OF the
American squadron.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-24
THIN FESTIVE SEASON.
OLIVE HARPERS CHAT ABOUT BALL AND
RECEPTION DRESSES.
Gowns That Make Young Buds Look Like angels
in Rosa Colorsd ClOuds"-Becoming Costumes
for Matons-Nsw Fads From Paris
ial corr.sDondencs OF he REGISTER.

Spseia! Correspondence Of he REGISTER.
New YORK, December 22.-At this
season Of the year there is little de-
mand for anything that is not intended
for some festive occasion. So, as the
feminine mind runs TO ball gowns and
reception dresses, let US chat about
them. There is a new silk tissue just
brought out in all the evening colors
and white. The neck is square
and honeycombed with plaid stripes
in the same color or length
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-24
win Not Close the Match.

CHICAGO, December 23.-Billy Myer,
the light weight, says he will not close
for a match with Austin Gibbons just
now as ne wants to 90 TO Mount Glenn
ems for several weeks rest. ALI Ken
nedy, his hacker. states that tits pretty
certain>he will not fight for the purse
offered.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-24

is also striking and often seen. Such
material requires but the severest trim
ming-like plain black velvet or a mar
row band of black fur-and this should
not be glossy, but dull.
The newest gloves are soft Quakerish
grays and fawnsa and yellows from straw
up to orange in all the intermediate
shades. Red gloves are also shown, and
l saw two boxes in one hsuse, one full
of gloves of an awful purple, and the
other filed with green ones.
For cold days there are nice fleece
lined dogskin gloves, with borders OF
beaver. These are made for gentlemen
and boys also, as well as ladies, and are
In dark browns, only two shades being
shown. OLIVE HARPER.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-24
Held to the Grand Jury.

CINCINNATI, o., December 23.-Mike
Norton and Abe Lloyd, who fought with
gloves In Newport last night, were both
held 10 81, 900 to await the action OF the
Grand Jury.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-24
PUBLIC SALE
-OF-
Real Estate,

TNDER TIE AUTHORITY or i, pr-,,.
~ OF the Circuit Court Tor OHIO ,lus.T ~
Virginia made on the l9ih cay of Da-.-i.,@A
ID. 1892. in = suit In chaBc-fy n.fei, ~.
wherein John Il. kcmp.r aud orts,, s...iN
tiifs and Caroline Wncr.c. ana c,5.,, Il. -
PENDANTS, / will, on
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY Ism lat
beginning az 10 &C ocG a. n. sen ttro.r...
ii n at tue front door OF the Cour A..
Ohio county, the following DESCRIBED &c.,.
efty. tnnt l. 20 say: Th-uotflups 49,
OF certain lot or pare ! OF cruuI sr..t.i /.
the east side OF Moth lO,A street. 5.iv.,'i =
diana and Kentucky streets. on Nlssit-L
and, In the city Of Ii hecllg. in sad cosrir =.
the addition 10 tue said cit, lad ,FtT No..
Moore, trustee, and desisuaiei 90 ihs f.,o,i.,
plat Of the same a lo' numbered leQ no.
lot has front Of fotty.,IN Zee. on All ~
York street and run, back one h.B.r-l 80
thirty feet 10 y private aiI.Y .u 90, rra-
1ERas or SAIE-OLe-tiIrI ~ The ts,At,
money ana So much more as ihp Darctss.,u,,
elect cash In hand on the aAy "a sA.e. astr,
resid In two equal inst llmuuv. 9t,shts.
spectively In one and two ye.G, from tle d.ts
sale, with interest from that dfy. hs ru.et,s
giving lis noies. with personal sscgfiT Al
the title being reta med. nul % one tafoia,
purchase money b. paid ln cssh. asf.ttn :.
security for the deferred DO, ailments uu !,
dispensed with. HENRY A.. RUSSELL
Special CounisHorH
Bond with security las beou gives bfA
special commissioner required bv said iss~,
del7i JOHN W. MICHEL, Q GL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-24

r,op RENT-THE sECOSD FLQVss ~. y.
'o huiIdIBg No. 1890 MARKET 'H.,t 3, I "a.
ant o-cuuled by the wheeling hi,si! ,e,,,,,
sbie for orce, or light m,fc31n5gs, fpiOs,
For terms. etc, apply % GEV. .. &C. 90
81 Rstste AGENT, 1910 Caapi,r' 'us,- -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-24

nor REgT-One new h9', $3.50 s-.,, "a
rooms. bath room ana ,e.rrssssrs.
gases; hot and cold "aIs. IA. 90 Nod
possession given ~ ono'' sss.laA
street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-24

BEWARE OF FRAUDS.-Be sure you
get the genuine DR.. IT, Dmas' Electric
Oil. 1t cures Co. CUP, Asthma,
Deafness and r
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-24

TOR RENT.
u,,.sou.. with .p.clou, dry SONS "
GEO. E sLlIlL-
dr1fa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-24
Asr &sHt

noR RENT-A HOUSE. BLAC .il.,, =
shon stable and garden At ihe r-.,..,..
short creeE. Brook. county, W., Aloy -
i'm I'm January /. 1893. J. i. WlL2Os- -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-24

TOR RENT. 49,, ,opy,sl',i :,
,.ir T I..d .sc: u 8: s ,., s1ss ~ "
s S.liains, TsntS and Mali, III 4 Hlvl.II
ieo Ns.s si->-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-24
FoR RENT

Dwelling house No. 100 cAl' \. ,..,,..i|
Ts,.i.. IN. house. VIII be Pa' % -, 80,
n,' ;. %, GOOD ,epsnt For prir' 400
lars apply TO ci,vBsllJE
de20h
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-14
Drift From the River,

1NlVors
THE lower Ohio is said to be looking ragged and
thin.
H. D. LEAoH.-sh made her record on mile
regulation track.
THE Cyclone left for Morgantown yesterday with
tow of empties.
CAPTAIN SAM BROWN is expected home from
New York to-day.
THE City of Pittsburg went into winter quarters
at Genfeld yesterday
CAPTAIN FRANK WOOD. a son of T. j. Wood.
was in the city yesterday.
THE stage of water below Davis Island dam re-
mains stationary at FL feet
JOHN JONES, of the MonongaheIa City Coal Com
pany, was in town yesterday.
CAPTAIN HARRY Brown returned on wednes-
day from trip to New York.
INSPECTORS NEKLD and Atchinson inspected
the steamers r. NJ. Blackburn and d. B. Wood
yesterday.
CAPTAIN HARRY RoBB, Of Cumberland, a
yearly pilot for the Lysle Coal Company, was in
town yesterday.
THE Elizabeth was delayed by the fog yesterday
in arriving from Elizabeth but she departed again
for that place on time.
THE arrival of the Adam Jacobs from Morgan
town was delayed IL hours by the fog yesterday
but she departed almost on time.
UNITED STATES ENGINEER MARTIN. who has
charge of the work at the Beaver dam. reports that
the construction Is progressing rapidly.
THE Tide came down from the fourth pool
Wednesday night with three fats and tow Of coal
and returned with six empties yesterday.
CAPTAIN JOHN BRINToN and Pilot Tom Din
levey. of the steamer William G. Horner. returned
yesterday from a tour of lower river inspection.
THE highest water mark reached in st. Louis
this year was IS feet SO inches on May 10, which
was about So.5 feet higher than the present stage
there.
JOHN METZ took ont the twelfth issue Of nom
condensing chief engineers license and William
Heflick took out his eleventh license as pilot yes
tcrday.
THE John Moren is down at Moren's landing
towing scows for the dredgebOat Western. She has
removed 70 scow .oads in the last few days, and
will be kept busy for 35 days more as there are 335
loads to be removed.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-14
The Diamond.

PHIL kNELL has joined the Oaklands in the Cali
fornia League.
WE are still third and if we can win tomorrow
we may remain SO.
PROVIDENCE wants a berth in the rejuvenated
American Association.
JOE BATTIN. after 20 years the ball field. has
gone back to his old trade as bricklayer.
LOCAL cranks were surprised at Ehret being put
in to pitch yesterday. He has been losing right
along.
ED Won DER AHE, the ''boss Presidents" son,
will sever his connection with the game after this
season.
MIKE KELLY will join the Bostons at Cleveland.
Charley Camel will do the bulk Of the catching in
the world series.
J. W. P.-The bet must 20 with the umpire's de-
cision. In pool room the Pittsburgs would have
been deemed a winning line.
UNCLE ANsoN may wear store teeth and use dye
on his hair but he give some of the youngsters
big and little casino and take few tricks himself.
III Chicago loses Anson they will turn great field
general adrift. So says Brother Mulford.
A. A. stage. formerly Yale's crack pitcher,
was recently asked what he thought of the future
of baseball, and replied: Il am aware that there
has been great falling off in attendance but do
not think 1t will be permanent. The merits of the
game are so great that 1t can never die or cease to
be the American game. So far as amateur play Is
concerned nothing could furnish a more admira-
bic training for the physical powers, as well rs
some important mental Qualities.''
THE suggestion has been made that " ard would
be just the man to build up baseball in New York
II don't know. haven't thought of it. We let
him go to Brooklyn TWO years az ouncondtionay.
and without receiving cent for him. We did not
want him then. and see no reason for wanting
York has cut very sorry figure since Ward left
his club. What New YORK needs is a new deal.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-14
OFFENDERS AGAINST THE LAW,

WILLIAM CoNNERs and Mary Grady en-
tered cross suits for assault yesterday be.
fore Alderman McKenna.
WILLIAM WooLsEY and Thomas McAvoy
were yesterday committed to Jail by Alder.
man Hyndman to await trial in court for
larceny.
PETER GRAN" will be given hearing be-
fore Magistrate Succop on q charge of as
sanlt and battery. preferred against him by
his daughter, Elizabeth Grant.
THOMAS MURRAY was committed to Jail by
Squire Oeffner, Of Homestead; yesterday to
await trial by court on q charge Of carry.
ing concealed weapons preferred by C. H.
Stewart.
PAT HoRsENDEN, driver for j. C. Bryant,
of Sample station, PittsDurg and Western
Railway, brought load Of charcoal to
Sharpsburg yesterday, sold it and got drunk
on the proceeds. He will be given hearing
before Alderman Robinson to-day.
THOMAS WELSH was given a hearing before
Alderman McKenna yesterday afternoon on
a charge Of larceny preferred by Anna
Kelly. The plaintiff alleges that he came to
her home on Decatur street ana stole q
pocketbook containing 81 go and a diamond
ring. He alleges that he found the pocket
book. In default of $500 bail he was COM
mitted for court.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-14
TRI-STATE BREv1TIEs.

McKEEsPoRr-David Norman, foreman OF
the Sv"rska Veckobladet, has fallen heir to q
$20, 900 fortune in Sweden.
SPRINGFIELD. O.-Ten thousand Free Ma
sons will attend the laying of the corner
stone Of the Masonic Home Wednesday.
DAwsoN-John Washington, a colored bar
Der of Connellsville, was killed Wednesday
evening while attempting to board a NOV
ing freight train.
McKEEsPoRr-Burglars robbed John
Knolls house of $685. and would have secured
more had not one Of them made racket by
falling over q coal scuttle.
BELLAIRE- Louis Ebert has been arrested
here after a long chase for defrauding the
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company at
Washington, Pa, by forgery ana conspiracy.
PLAIN CITY, O.-Jerome township is one
big hospital Every school In the township
is closed, and it is estimated that Within
radius of four miles there are 800 cases of
diphtheria. Scarcely family has escaped.