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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-08
BENWOOD.

Since the transfer station has been
changed from Forty-third street to the
new barn, the people seem TO think that
there has been more regularity In the
motors and the speed somewhat in-
creased. II is to be hoped that during
the coming fall and winter the citizens
at this end will receive better accom-
modations than they have heretofore.
City Sergeant Louis Cooke is at work
on the tax bills for the year 1892. He
has also given notice that there are but
two days more In which owners OF dogs
have to collar them. On and after the
10th all dogs without collars will be
shot.
A party of young ladies have rented
cottage at the Moundsville camp
grounds for the summer.
Miss Mary Jordan, former resident
of town, is here from Washington, d.
c., visiting relatives.
Chas. Price aud wife left last evening
for New York and other eastern points.
Hon. A. D. Gardner was down yester-
day calling on his Democratic friends.
Postmaster Pelly and wife are at the
MOundsville camp grounds.
Frank Sargeants and family are visit
ing friends at Columbus.
Chas. Bryson and wife are in New
York visiting friends.
Squire Riddle is able to be out again
after a long illness.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-08

Two strangers, q man and woman,
,,bo oavis their names as Walter Criter
s,S We, OF Canton, O., were arrested
,,as.orSalv for stealing some clothing
80 rrlbrella from the Belmont house.
a rair sof pants that they had packet in
- marcel were identified by the
oo,ner AT the preliminary hearing in
ebe Nfalyor's court they were bound
over 10 the County Court in the SUN OF
$50.
The regular monthly meeting OF the .
w = A. Society Of the South Bellaire
Al e Church was held at the home OF
Mrs. Keyser at Shadyside on Wednes-
6av afternoon. The society's outdoor
meetings are becoming quite popular
and Interesting.
Ralnont county is entitled TO Sc dele
rates 10 the Democratic Congressional
convehtiOn to be leld in this city. The
Drelirlinaries to elect these delegates
will be held OIL Saturday evening,
July s.
Mrl Penelope Stewart and son,
James, and Miss Allie MellOtt will leave
for the Bethesda camp grounds to-day,
where they will spend the remainer OF
the summer.
Day & Dougherty are ready to begin
work on that part Of McMahon's creek
pike lying within the corporation as
soon as the engineer makes things In
shape.
George Bennett aud family will leave
to-day for their new home at Albany,
Ind. Mr.. Bennett has been employed
as cutter at the Bellaire window glass
works.
County Commissioner Hart publishes
8 card showing what action he took in
the over-measured county contracts In
Mead township.
Mrs. George Friend. Mrs. Baumba
and Miss Annie Ticing, Of Pittsburg.
Il re guests of Theodore Smiths family
tbn Rose Hin.
The Sunday school Of st. Paurs A. M.
+. church held a picnic at Keepers
grove, out on the B., V. & c. road yes
terjay.
Homer Williams, Of the Freeport
Press, was 10 the city yesterday, on his
return from visit 70 friends at Bealls-
vile.
An old umbrella member was placed
IN the city Dsstie for safe keeping until
he gets into condition to navigate.
The Non-Partlsan w. G. 7. U. will
hold q meeting at the residence OF Mrs.
WIN. Thompson this afternoon.
George and Lizzie Costello and Lucy
Wolff, Of Cameron, w. Va, are visiting
relatives in the city.
VIII Mills Sunday school class and
several others held a picnic at Wheeling
Park yesterday.
Charles Feustermaker, Of Findlay, is
visiting at the home Of Miss Mary
CHASER.
Mrs. Jennie Gilbert, of Martins
Ferry, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. g. L.
POOrman.
Taylor Farmer, Of Flushing, is the
guest Of Mrs. A. Lockwood of the First
ward.
Mrs. R. A. McGregor and daughters
are visiting friends at Burgettstown,
Pa.
CT. LaRoche furnished the new in
struments for the cOlOred brass band.
Patrick Tucker will put the old
Fusner property in splendid repair.
James Goodrich, Of FostOria, is visit
ing relatives in the First ward.
Miss Mary Holiday, of Niles, o., is
visiting friends here.
John Baker and family have returned
TO Findlay.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-08
The Knkenuey District elections.

LONDON, July THE first election re-
turns received to-day were from the Kill
kenney district, where Mr.. T. Curran,
i-Parnellite, received IA votes against
60 cast for J. O'COnnor, Parnellite.
In the Newark division of Nottingham
shire. Viscount Newark, Conservative,
was returned without opposition.
In Waterford City, John <. Redmond,
the Paruellite candidate, defeated Mr.
Sheehy, anti arnellite, by q majority Of
SO3. Parnelhte loss, lS4.
In the northeast division of Cork, VIM.
O'Brien was returned without opposition.
Staffordshire-Burton division, Sidney
Everish, Liberal, unopposed.
Cork County-North division, J. c.
Flynn, i-Parnellite, unopposed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-08
Prof Brooke for Judge of Supreme Court
rs5fsa. q

Prof. brooke for Judge of Supreme Court
To tas Editor Of TIE Register:
SIR-The friends Of Prof. st. George
7. Brooke, of this and other counties,
are urging his nomination for Judge OF
Supreme Court, to fill the vacancy
which will be occa stoned by the retire
ment Of Judge Lucas. Among the
gentlemen who have been named for
the place no ane seems to be better cal
culated to fill the place, and no one will
bring to II a better legal knowledge.
The nature of his work as professor
Of law In the State University mas been
such as to especially fit him for this
place.
During HIS connection with the Uni
verslty he has graduated from his de-
partment over one hundred men, who
have made excellent regulations for
themselves at the bar in this and other
States, showing that their instructor
was wise, capable of teaching them the
law.
He is q close student Of the law, and
is we'll calculated to Fill this place to the
entire satisfaction Of the people of our
STATE.
To him In alarge measure is due the
present excellent reputation Of the Law
Department Of the University. and his
friend here in this county and his many
students are especially interested in
seeing him nominated for this position.
We desire to recommend him for the
consideration Of the people of other
counties, feeling sure that no more
capable or deserving man can be found
anywhere. CITIZEN,
NorgaRtOtOn, ". Va, july 5, 1892.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-08

Or. Woods Norway Pine syrup cures
coughs and celds quicker than any
other remedy, because it combines the
lung healing quality Of the pine tree
with other valuable medicines. Sold
by all dealers on guarantee of salts
faction.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-08

gates to the Glass Workers Convention
al Corning, N. Y, will lsave this morn
Ing over the G. s. p. railroad.
Mrs. Thomas Campbell, Of South
Broadway, is on the sick list.
Emerson Campbell has returned from
a visit to Flushing friends.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-08
FINANCE AND TRADE

Money, cas- per -0oxSrnments Dull
but Firn-sroeka- Dnll-Rlour steady
wheat Lower.
NEw YdRK. July Mooney on call easy
az 2 to 3 Der cent, last loan ~ per cent;
closed Clicked At ~ per cent Prime mer-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-08
ENGLISH Returns Up TIL 3 D. N.

LONDON, July AT o'clock this after.
noon the returns show the election of l25
Conservatives, 81 Liberals, l9 Liberal I'm
ionists, s anti Parnellites, and , Parnen-
ties.
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PETROLEUM.

New YORK, July Petroleum market
huctuated within narrow range and clos
ed steady. Pennsylvania oil, spot none
August option, opening $3.50; highest 53c /;
lowest $3.50 closing 52&4c; sales, 5000 bar
rels.
OIL CITY, PA, July petroleum
opening, highest and closing 53c; lowest
525Sc. Sales, 10000 barrels; clearances, $50,
600 barrels; runs. 70, ~ barrels; shipments,
81, 037 barrels.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-08
Metal Market.

New YORK, July Pig iron, dull
American Sl4 GOALS CO. Copper, weak
Lake S1l 45al1 So Lead, strong at g. 80.
Tin, firm; straits $50 65a20 90.
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,E pennsyivanIa stations
VURnnSVIVdnId lines
Tralns BON by centreI rIms.

rrcxxr Oyrrczs AT PxHnsrLrksfk fTkTfog n
W.Trr Sr n GOT OF ELErK1TH ~ WnnELfIH.
Al McfrpF HOrsE. MHKEIfFu, AID ~ fII4
PENssYLvsSI1 STkInoH bsfp1frDA1
GorrnvrsT srsrKn-~ Pas HkEDLK RoD<f.
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Castoria


"C&storia is DWELL adapted to children thai
recommend it as superior to any prsscripaoa
known 70 me-"
q. A. ARczEH, II. D,
III So. Oxford St, Brooklyn, n. 7.
"our physicians in the childreu's depart
ment have spoken highly OF their sIpeft
ence In their outside practice with CastoriA.
ana although We only have among our
medical supplies what is known as regular
products yet We are free to confess that tAs
merits Of Cassoria has won US 70 look with
favor upon TT
UNITED HOSPITAL AND DIErzEsAEI,
Boston. Mas
ALLEN c. sxrH, Pres,
urray Street, New York City.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-08

"Castoria Is the best remedy for children or
which am acquainted. hope the dag IS not
far distant when mothers will consider thereal
interest OF their children, and use castoris IN
stead of the various uack nostrums which are
DESTROYING their loved ones, BY forcing opium,
morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful
gbsuts down their threats, thereby sending
. kSAn to premature graves-M
DE-. J. t. KNczUoE,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-08
Castoria.

"Ccz.oria is an excellent medicine FOR chill
Srea. Mothers have repeatedly told me OF its
good effect upon their children"
DR- G. G. oseooD,
Lowell, Mass
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.
SOUTH BOUND

On and after Monday, April g. Passenger
Trains will run follows 'DAily. tDaiiy
Except sunday. Central Time.
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What is

Cagtoria Dr. Pitchers prescription for Infants
and Children. contains neither Opium, Morphine nor
other Narcotic substance. 1t is harmless substitute
Aor Paregorc Drops Soothing SyrupS, and Castor Oil
ft is Pleasant guarantee is thirty years by
Millions of CastOria destroys Worms and aays
feverishness CasJOria prevents vomiting Sour Curd
cures Diarrhoa and Wind Collie. CastOria relieves
teetbing troubles, constipation and fatuency
Castoria the food, regulates the stomach
and bowels, giving healthy snd natural sleep Cas-"
tOra Is the ChiIdren's Panacea-the Mothers Friend.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-08

WHEELING AND ELM GROW
w RAILROAD. On and after wedne
day June !, lsg2. trains viii run A. follows
City Time: ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-08

fUAIIy tlctpF oUHuUIs
sunday Church Trains will leave Elm Grove
at9:43 A. m and Wheeling at 1871 p ~.
II. X. WEiSGERBER.
Cen. Manager.
Evening journal., 1892-08-04

SNOW HUI, Md. Aug John NJ.
Hastings and Jacob w. Powell have
brought suit against Worcester county
for alleged damages sustained 20 them on
the Fourth of July while attempting TO-
cross Duncan's bridge. spanning the
Pocomoke river. near the Whaleyville.
This bridge the parties 10 the suit say.
was very defective, inasmuch ais there
was a large hole I'm it. nj which the horse
became frightened and backed. with the
cUrriage and its occupants. into the river.
injuring both men seriously
and damaging the vehicle Duncan
bridge is owned jointly by Wi
comico and Worcester counties. and
half of the bridge IS looked after by each
county Ono of the Worcester commits
sioners has examined the bridge since
the accident and reported TO the board az
its session to-day that the hole ia the
bridge is ON the Wicomico side but the
horse went over on the Worcester side.
This fact win no doubt give the legal
lights opportunity for getting I'm some
fine work. Messrs Martin a. TAYLOR. of
Berlin, have been retained as counsel foi
Hastings and Powell and 10 is current
report that the suit will be brought fol
$40. Goo
Evening journal., 1892-08-04
A mDDLerowN RESIDENT DEAD.



ing Illness rramps Taboocd.
Special Correspondence Evening journal.
NlnpnarOwN Aug. . IA. Niven
Crockett who has been nwell Tor some
iimc died yesterday morning at g o'clock
go the residence of his father a. q.
Crockett Tho funeral will tale place
saturday afternoon go . o'clock. Services
at the house and intormont at FIRST
Presbyterian Cemetery The deceased
was - years of age and wen known aud
popular
The town commissioners have had
notices posted to the effect chat an
lumps found loalng or soliciting aid in
town. viii Doe arrested and dealt with ac-
Cefduey
Miss Sadie iIums class of the NJ T..
Sunday school held q picnic no Augustine
Pier yesterday The weather was fine.
the bathing good and all enjoyed iheout-
ing Immensely
Speedy Wilkes colt Bay Gift owned
hy Armstrong ana Sparks, OF the Middle
town hotel is being handled by w. L.
start The noted trainer
r. j.. johnson. of Millington. Nd. has
removed his stable OF troiters TO this
place.
There viii De given on August 20 by
Che coiored people ana excursion by
steamer from Odessa Go pennsgrove. Nj
Two small boy got into o fight ON the
street % few evenings ago, when
Che father OF the smaller one who
was getting DE worst of FL TOOL, the other
ad in charge and whipped him souudly
This resulted In lawsuit. and the pro
tecting father has boon compelled to pay
heavy dne
Miss Eva Vasey, formerly of this
town. but now of Germantown. Pa. is
visiting Mrs Harry Nosey here Misses
Bessie and Edith Reynolds. Fannie Der
rickson and Mary r. Cochran viii leave
ths week for short stay at Rehoboth
Mr. and Mrs j. Frazier Eliason left
town 90 day for weeks visit TO
Atlantic City-Mrs William r. Mimn is
az Rehoboth for a week. - Walter
Ennis, -of Philadelphia is here for a
couple of months Miss Edith Derrick
SON has returned from trip to Ocean
Grove,
Evening journal., 1892-08-04

William porterol Smyrna has been Wis
iting his brother here.
Miss Sallie Perry OF Philadelphia SIS the
guest OF Miss Alice Williams of Orange
street
Miss Matte Mo,sann of Delaware
City and Miss Agnes Nichol, of Balti-
more are the guests of Mrs. A. ii. David.
son at her home near lhis city
Miss Lizzie Davidson. of Delaware CITY.
i7 lj'ug few days with Mrs Harry
White ut .,r residence just below New
Castle.
Miss Sallio Sudoll who has beon visit
ing her brother Harold Sudel. has
returned 60 her home i'm Philadelphia
Misses May Cooley. Annie Flemming.
Rcha Saunders. Luck Taliferro and Name
Snyder of this city were among the ex.
cursionists 40 Woodland Beach yesterday
Mrs j. b. Manlove returned home last
evening from carriage trip down the
state
Miss Mary Fleming who lost her purse
while returning home fIOm long Jour
ney ON Tuesday, has recovered the miss
ing property.
John b. Spottswood Kncaid, who Is
now am auditor ON the Salt Lake branch
his old home i'm this city. Mr. Kncaid
is accompanied by his wife He has not
visited his boyhood home here for
several years.
Misses Mary GemmIl, Greta Clark and
Bessie Clark all OF Philadelphia. are Wis
iting HE family of Samuel Calhoun of
sixth street, for @ fow days
Miss Carrie Downcy, teacher of the
public school ON Orange street, left yes
terday for Middletown for a brief visit
90 friends.
Miss kincaid, Miss Mary Janvier and
Miss Susie Morris, accompanied by Mr.
and Mrs. j. b. S Kincaid, have gone to
Cape May TO spend the day
Mrs. DR. kuntz is now ia Will,asbarra.
Pa, where she is visiting relatives for a
few days
Professor Duckenmilcr and family
went on a carriage trip TO Beauiord,
below Christiana. yesterday. where they
spent the day picnicing
Evening journal., 1892-08-04
PENINSULA NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

Yesterday some woodcutters ON the
Causey farm In Quantico district of
Wicomico county, killed two of the
largest copperhcads seen In that section.
The snakes were of the most vicious ma
ture and showed fight when attacked.
Inc men had considerable difficulty IN
killing them and came near being stunn
before they finally disposed Of the mon.
STEERS
John Winfield q colored seaman on the
schooner Kate lilghman, had a very mar.
row escape from drowning last week
During a severe thunder storm CAPTAIN
Hooper was endeavoring TO make harboi
between Sharps Island and Tnghman'.
Island, and while getting in the sail.
the mainsal swept Winfield overheard
In falling the topsail sheet caught him
under the right arm and held his heac
above water until he was rescued.
Evening journal., 1892-08-04


Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
DOVER. Aug. A-Yesterday was w.
c. Y. y. day at Camden camp and q largo
number of people were present at the
services Mrs Ellis. of New Jersey.
was the speaker of the day Several of
tine officiating minister's also spoke
Register of Wills Cooper Yesterday
decided the viii case of James Francis.
lately deceased at Marydel The decis-
ion sustains the win
DIR Murray will preach at Brandywine
summit camp next sunday morning. bis
pulpit being occupied in his absence by
Che Rev w. H. Talbot.
Eugene iaughley, Of Philadelphia is
visiting his father
Miss Lizzie Clements of CLAYTON. is
visiting Miss Elva Collins
Mrs G. q Baum and son have gone to
lCrkimor ~ " for visit
Mrs William Dyer and Miss Ella
Downes left to-day for Denver. Col.
Allie and Clinton Crawford, of Cincin-
natl are visiting relatives here.
Jamos q. Wickes. of the Piedmont Tn.
quirer is expected home ON Saturday
next
Mr. and Mrs D. G. Packard and son
are at Niagara Falls
William Denney S. W. Hall and r. r.
Dunn viii leave tomorrow for Boston.
Mass, for q ten DAYS visit
Evening journal., 1892-08-04
RAIDs ON -sAwpY HOUSES.


J Htii-noHeu Fad - nmrn Brought BE
fore The bar of 5usiico.
last night Sergeant Wlggloswonh
and officer Lucas aided the house of ill-
iamo Kept by Sadie Martin and arrested
her. with "a number of witnesses Sadie
was fined $50 by Judge Ban this morn
ing for her breach of The pence. she hav
ing pleaded guilty while standing boldly
IN the dock
At the same time, Sergeant Whann,
with Officers Manion aud Shelton. cap.
tured Laura Culony al her homo Laura
was also fined $50 and the costs of The
case.
Detective llatton and officer Rice also
raided the house Of Mabel Melvin and
captured Mabel and her outfit of girls
She was fined 500, being in thc business
% little heavier than the other members
of the fraternity
Detective Hatton end officer Cooper
found Florence Worrcli at her evil resort
ion another part of the city and she was
rushed go the police station She was
fined S3l All of the women pleaded
guilty.
While the raids were i'm progress the
girls i'm % Third street house of iIlfamo
quit Che place and went to- % hotel.
whore they spent the night They
stated that two women from "a house on
Eleventh street had fed Go Philadelphia
This was one of the heaviest "puns'
ever made by the police OF this city on
houses of this kind, but 10 is said that
half dozen other places were doing
business last night and were not dis
turbed
Evening journal., 1892-08-04

Mrs H. b. Eliason is removing her
effects 20 the residence of her mother, on
Delaware street.
The First Military Band has resumed
active rohearsals for the season. under
the leadership of Bandmaster Lunt and
Assistant Conroy
Tho lrma Dance Orchestra win make
things lively for the T. A. b. boys on
their annual excursion ON August o.
Morkmon have completed the contract
Of moving the large frame building
known as Moses Hall, from South Union
street TO Williams street Tho old site
of the hall viii be used for building pur
poses.
Evening journal., 1892-08-04

Samuel Nields. John Godnosh and
Catherine Burns were each fined ST and
cost for drunkenness by Judge BAN this
morning Thomas Edwards and Joseph
Ryan were fined SO for being drunk.
Peter McGiinohey and John Forrest
who had such a quantity of assorted
liquor ON board which they
could have more conveniently carried in
jugs, were each fined So and costs foi
their drunk William Bullock and James
II. Wallis were disordorly on street ears
and We're fined $3 Thomas Hutson who.
it was charged, was drunk and was fined
S3 and cost Ann Egnar was fined $50
and costs for selling liquor without a
lifnusn
Evening journal., 1892-08-04
PERMANENT OFFICERS ELECTED


Columbus Day Celebration Furthored by
the appointment OF New Committees.
A meeting of the Columbus Day Com
mittce was held last night I'm school
house no. 1. The permanent committee
was chosen as follows: President r. H.
II. Messenger, Jr; vice-presidents, C.. r.
Maroney, D. Z. Webb and Daniel Maier.
secretary, d. w. Mulln, treasurer. W.. D.
Norton. Executive committee Dr.
james TT. Morgan, Frank p. phclcn and
IT, $. Taylor Two more members of the
Executive committe are yet TO be APP
pointed.
lt was decided Go appoint q committee
of five TO request the newspapers. The
participating societies and business men
90 start subscriptions for music expenses.
Delegates were present from several So
clctics heretofore not repre- entod.
Evening journal., 1892-08-04

Miss Ella Mitchell, who mysteriously
disappeared from her home on Monday
night. has not yet been found. Detoc.
tive Hatton searched Rogers woods and
around Newport yesterday, but could
hnd no trace of the missing woman. 1t
is thought that She is still in this city as
an of the outgoing trains and boats have
been watched Miss Mitchell formerly
langht the children Of school No. II.
Evening journal., 1892-08-04
A HORSES MAn ELLeAr-
lie becomes frightened and rhrows UIi,
Driver From the Wagon.

lif AAftuAlfH q fteAteNtN ANA InruNs NaIi
Driver From the Wagon
The horse attached TO the deliver,
wagon of ~. b. Dmlorh becam,
frightened ly the wheel coming oil
tAe wagon at Front and Mabe,
streets This morning. The maddoued
animal rushed across the railroad. when
ihe driver, Caleb Laws was thrown out
but escaped any serious injury
The crazed animal then ram into tho
Charles Warner Companys yard wher,
he tore himself loose from the wagon and
started on his mad plunge mp Market
street again with the singietree hanging
to- him
Tie turned down Fourth street to- Tat.
nall To Front TO Market where he was
caught by Michael Mccartney
Ihchorse was not injured butthc wagon
was a total wreck. Laws struck on hi.
hip whom he was thrown from the
wagon, and escaped with a few bruises
Evening journal., 1892-08-04
Korugoid was Fined.

Last evening Magistrate Sasse fined
Morris Korngold 30 cents and costs for
each registered Elmer hottie that he used.
The lightost sentence provided under the
statute was imposed at Peter Ehner's re.
quest, lac stating that lie simply wanted
the practice stopped.
Evening journal., 1892-08-04

The patrons Of the New Castle accom-
mediation trains running between this
city and Wilmington are now getting
excellent service from the Delaware Rail-
road Company. Spacious day coaches
are kept on the run continually but the
passengers on this train are particularly
pleased with engine No 49, one Of the
most powerful and complete locomotives
that WAS ever run ON this road. which Is
now assigned TO the New Castle run
regularly, instead of the screeching
freight engines which formerly hauled
this train. Engine 3S's big throttle is
manipulated by two skillful engineers.
and they can rush the New Castle train
over from Wilmington now in ten min
utes, rain or shine
Evening journal., 1892-08-04

EAsToN, Nd. Aug William B. At
tix was committed to Jail ON Tuesday for
ten days by the judges OF the Orphans
Court for contempt of court lie had
been cited TO appear before the court ON
the charge of il-trcating his motherless
child of fourteen months Old lie was
rude i'm his manner and noisy in his
speech Repeated warnings having fail
ed tomake him behave. the court tried
Imprisonment This Is the first time in
City years that the Orphans Court has
had TO resort TO Imprisonment for con.
lnmni
Evening journal., 1892-08-04

Clarence Elliott, the well known flyer
of the Wilmington Wheel Club intends
to try TO break the quarter and half mile
records. His dashas win be made on the
kite-shaped track I'D kirzWood.