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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-28
IN coNsGoRArNp 9 ROUND.
APrisst Who commtttsd saielde Rurtst
,,L,,A, AZ tl,.. Itit..l Of The hhntnh

APriest Who commstt6d SaiClde BurtsI
with All the Rites Of the ohateh.
CINCINNATI Dec. 2z.-The burial Of q
tsaicldein consecrated, ground, excep-
tionalin the Roman Catholic church,
took place in coyington to-day. The
dead man was the Rev. Bernard
schwalen, a Catholic priest, who killed
himself several days ago ct his home in
Coyington on account OF III health.
all the rites Of the church due a
deceased priest were paid to Father
schwaleu. The bishop of the dioceae
conducted the exercises and priests
from Throughout the vicinity were pres
ent. The bishop in his funeral sermon
said that the church could not be mis-
understood in its emphatic condemns
ltion Of and denial OF the rites OF the
church to the person who took his own
life. In this case, however, there was
no doubt in the bishops mind that the
deceased was bereft Of reason when lie
committed the act.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-28

Everybody has at times failed to do
their duty towards themselves. Hun.
dreds Of lady readers suffer from sick
headache, nervousness, sleeplessness,
and female troublea. Let them follow
the example Of Mrs. II. Herbechter,
Stevens Point, Wis, who for Eve years
suffered greatly from Nervous Prostra-
ton and sleeplessness, tried physicians
and different medicines without success.
But one bottle Of DR.. Mlles' NerYine
caused sound sleep every night, and she
Is feeling like q new person. Mra. Eliza-
beth Wheeler, Laramie City, Wyoming,
who tried ill other remedies, declares
that after three weeks use Of she Ner-
vine for Headache, Nervous Prostra-
ton, etc, she was entirely relieved.
Sold by The Logan Drug %. Trialbottle
free
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Roc ntneh onrllLmas Pun.

Special DtspdtcA 70 tie Iatelt0neer.
FA1RMosT, W. Va, Dec. 2.-Ulysses
West, a 15 year old lad, found a piece Of
gas pipe and thought he would enjoy a
Christmas crack by charging it,with
powder and ramming it hard He did
not understand how to discharge it,
and getting too near 1t witha fuse of a
fire cracker, the whole outfit exploded,
breaking three Of the boys ribs, frae-
turing his collar bone and injuring his
hand $50 badly that four Of his fingers
on his right hand had TO be snhputated.
Reaction has taken place and the boy Is
doing well.
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c1oUsToN sENTENcED.

Ho Gets Two Years in the Penl.ontiary for
Issuing False Certificates.
Special ptspGtch 10 Me fr,tslli0enesr.
PARKRRsRuRe, W. Va, Dec. 27.-F.
Ward Clouston was sentenced this safter.
noon by Judge Boreman to two years
in the ponitentiary. Clouston was
found guilty bythe jury Of issuing false
witness certificates when deputy circuit
clerk.gSAn appeal may be taken, but it
itishardly probable. Glouston has al
ready. served several months in the
county iail.
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HArEN BY RATS.

Nystrlnus Death OF the Watson Cone
pany'A Engineer at HiOuongahelaic City.
PlrrsBuRoH, Pa, Dec. 21.-Tho dead
body Of Richard Reese, an engineer OF
iheWatson Coal oompany's mines near
Nonougahela City, was found in the
engine room about Ave o'clock this
morning. Abullet hole was discovered
ia bic head and ! revolver lying by the
nde OF the BODY The circumstances
surrounding the affair are very my5.
terious.
1t may be suicide, but the friends OF
lle dead man are convinced that he
vas murdered and the revolver placed
oy his side to ward of suspicion. BE
was last seen alivc yesterday afternoon,
Ehea he left Monongahela City for his
home When found tho body had been
attacked by rats, and the flesh entirely
eAten from the face.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-28
a Mormon Marriage Yesterday,

Yesterday morning at II o'clock an
out OF the ordinary marriage was cele-
.brated in Squire Arkle's office. The
contracting parties were Peter Panlial.
lon and Mary Frere. The former lives
here, and the bride who has been a
resident Of Missouri, came here to be
married. Both are members OF the
Church Of the Latter Day Saints more
commonly known as Mormons, though
they do not approve Of the institution
Of polygamy, that is generally con-
sidered part Of the Mormon faith.
They are both natives Of Poland.
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ptr. pann on the sonatorsI,ip.

PANS, Dec 21-Mr. Charles a. Dana,
editor Of the New York Sun, who has
beenin Europe for several weeks, is in
this city. A large number OF Ameri-
cans have called on him at his hotel
where they have received a most COR
dial welcome from their distinguished
fellow countryman. Speaking of the
New York senatorshfp in connection
with which his name has been promi-
nently mentioned, Mr.. Dana says that
the Democracy mny select Mr.. Freder-
lex F. Coudert, the well known New
York lawyer, as a compromise candi-
date. wa
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An Elegant party.

Miss Mamie Grub entertained q
number OF her friends at her pareuts'
residence on Chapline sareet last night,
Twas one Of the most brilliant and en-
joyable social gatherings of young peo.
pie the present season has brought
forth. The evening was spent in
varied amusements, including dancing.
Refreshments were also served.
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IN. aid. sIrlI,n nrol,nn.

WASHINGTON, PA, Dec. q. - The
strike of the pressmen and gatherers of
the Crescent Glass Works, which was
inaugurated ten days ago for the REIN
statement Of discharged employe, was
broken to-day by the president and
treasurer OF the union returning to
work. All tho old hands at once made
rush to secure their old places, but so
far only,two men have been successful,
the other places having been filed by
now men.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-28

The Wheeling Iron and Steel Com
pany has signed the Amalgamated scale
for the year 1898. The present scale is
inforce until January /, and the scale
Just signed will be in force for the COM
Ing year. The scale Is the same as that
Of other mills OF the same class, and 1t
is understood that there was quite o
reduction on the tonnage men. The
settling OF the matter is a source of sat-
isfaction, not only TO those directly con.
cerned, but to the general business
community,
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R41Etau, n. O., Dee. 9L-snow llto
the depth Of nine inches from 9 q. m. to
O p. M. and It is still showing at this
hour (midnight). 1tis tho hoaviestfall
known here since 1870.
CoIuMnlA, S. O., Dec. 2T.-This city
was visited to-day by severe snow, the
frst since 1887. This city Is now COW
cred to a depth Of four inches, and 70
ports from all over the state show that
the snow storm is general. It Is stu
showing here.
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pleRY REIliis FATIuRE.
sll' 0eapaay . . 1aa gis-A nsa.tl. g

IaS Company Ia lad Fix-A Dsasls to
No Given.
CHICAGO, Dec. 97.-The failure Of the
DiEby Bell opera company has deyel.
oped into ono Of the worst theatrical
'alluscs which Chicago has known in
years About forty members OF the
ompany arc absolutely penniless. A
Geneat performance at one Of the local
tSseSssas y has been arranged, in which p.
= Willard, Pauline Hall and all tho
Vinef v theatrical people now in town
NJ lake part Several caah contribu-
Sons have been received, and allmem-
sIH q Of tho company will be taken care
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cholerN aud Famlne in Russia.
LONDON, Dec. 27.-Ihe st. Peterabu

LONDON, Dec. 70 The St. Petersbnrg
correspondent Of the Standard says:
"A British consul who has visited
the famine districts OF Kief, Bessarabia,
Khartof, Kazen, 0rel, lula, and Yore-
mesh. reports that the peasants are dy-
ing like flies from hunger and disease.
There are no signs OF relief from the
horrors of hard winter. In Sebaato-
pol he learned from q trusty source
that cholera israging severely on the
Circassian shore. Hundreds OF deaths
have been reported in the last fort
might.
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BURNED TO DEATH.
HSrtiBis Fate of 40 aged Woman Near
EnIrnnnnL

H6rffbte Fate of an Aged Woman Near
Fatrmont.
Special Disputct 10 dc InteEtgenesr
FAlRMoNT. W. Va, Dec. PA most
horrible accident happened here yes
terday from causes which will never be
known. Mrs. Murphy, a very old lady,
-whosliyed with her son near this town
on the Morgantown pike, was roasted
alive. She was left alone in the house
while her son came to town, and on his
return he found her clothes all burned
of, the chair in which she had been
sitting charred to pieces and a great
hole burned in the floor and his mother
horribly burned. Everything that
icouldihe was done, but she died last
night. The only conjecture is that
sparks flew out of the CRATE. or she may
have dropped coal from her pipe.
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roRaRY,s rR1A1.
RELIABLE Fact, OF the AuDtingtoa Train
sl Tragedy comiag Out;


Tragedy Coming Out.
spftai Dtspateh 70 ne lntellt0Mez. !
HuST1xGTos, W. VA, Dec. 21-The
trial Of Forgey, the train robber, is in
progress. The states evidence is all in
and the defense will only introduce one
or two witnesses. The evidence against
iFolges is stronger than that AGAINST
Collins; by reason Of the latters de-
tailed testimony. The facts now devel.
oped show that the robbers passed
through the car together, adjusted their
masks in the vestibule and Immediately
returned. Near the entrance they met
the colored porter and showed him into
the lap OF woman, who screamed. The
porter got up and struck Collins over
the head with his lantern, but beat o
swift fetreat when he saw the guns.
Just then Collector seingardy stepped
In, and, seeing the situation, hurried
back in search of a pistol. In the mean
time Forgey marched to the farther end
OF the car, and, turning, pulled two
large revolvers. AS he started down
the aisle Oscar Teck, who had been sit.
ting gunnoticed on the long seat behind
sForgeyi sprang upon him. Immedi-
ateIy Captain Peter Drake went Co
TecEs help. and they bore the robber
to the floor. Suddenly the Germans
hold relaxed aud he fell over. Drake
wrenched Forgey's pistol away from
him as Collins rushed up and fred.
Just then Seingardy returned and
opened. fire on Collins. Forgey rolled
TecE's form off him and both made
their escape. These are the straight
and reliable facts, and differ greatly
from the mass of confusing storief afoat
before the trial. The case will be ar.
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Ihn rnindn atrI.n.

TOLEDO, o., Dec. 97.-Thore is no
change in the electric linemen's strike
tonight. Only a few lights are burn
ing. Neither side offers any conces-
lsions. or even 70 arbitrate or discuss
the matter. o5F
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-28
jewel SBS

To1rDo, o, Dec. 27-A dispatch from
Bryan says burglars last night broke
into the jewelry store Of ]. S. Shaw and
stole about 81 900 worth Of watches and
other jewelry. Deputy sherifis are in
pursuit, the thieves having fed into
Indiana,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-28
EXTERNAL PEACE
sut Internal War is the Present
Situation in Russia.
ARMY OFFICERS ARE DISSATISFIED.
rl,h tbo Paeiflc Policy Of the car.

With tho Pacific Policy OF the Gar.
Tho Conspiracy Against the Life of
tho Rule, of tho Russians Creates
ApprohensIon..The Cause Of the
crisIs--Tho Prosecutions Of the
Jews-Brutal Treatment OF the Ref-
urees by the Authorities.- PitiCul
Scenes witnossed.-The military
"spoilinsg for a Fight, and arc
DIscontontsd Because There is
Pence.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-28

sHGsupISso,o. Dec eL-john Jack.
,'n' a cOlOred man who eloped with
Leslie Hipkle, a pretty waitress, was
.akcn from Jail and tafred and feather.
y y q Wcst Liberty last night The girl
M S5ins che has been held against her
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-28
RoofeFoiler,s princeiy Glft.

CaleAso, Dec. 27.-John b. Rockefel-
Ter has made another huge gift to the
university Of Chicago. Thesum is rn-
derstood 10 be over 81, ,000, 900, but tho
exact figures are not given out.
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10 DESTROY yermin on the human
head and body pse BuRihe, With an
atomiEef. and afterwards wash we'll with
SOAP ana water. This Is absolutely sure
and perfectly harmless 25 cents at ill
dealers.
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Mnrdered ni. hIotller.ln.Law.

Special Dtspdteh % he htelEtgeaee.
lPARkEasBuaa. W. VA, Dec. 27-James
Duffy was arrested here and taken to
Ritchie county to-day charged with the
murder OF his mother.in-law, Mrs. Hig.
gins, or Cairo. He came here to buy a
coffin for tho murdered woman.
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AWFUL EXPERIENCE
OF the Passengers on the Big
Steamship Noordland
.FROMSENDY HOOK TOQUEENST0HN

Tempest Almost tho Entire
Trip and tho Vessel in Danger OF
Going 20 tho Bottom ANY Moment.
ABroken SHAFT Adds Terror 70 the
TCrrible Situation How the Passen-
gers Acted-Incldent of the TEN,
pestuous Passage.
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ToIRpo. o., Dec. 81. Much indigna.
ton resultedto.day over the announce.
ment that factories and prominent
citizens had been purloinipg the city's
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natural gas. The trustees held apri-
yate session at which they decided that
every ounce must be paid for, or the
ofenders stand suit and arrest.
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SOUTH bend, tSDs Dec. eTI-Paul
weary, aged fourteen, wasiso delighted
y !. receiving pair 81 skates that he
Ss.esed Ssul cry Of Joy and iell TO the floor
esaa from heart failure.
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The Reyolution and It's oaaseisi SCI ii.
plained by an Army ohicer:.Mr.
cullom Busy on the Amendments
sto the Interstate Commerce Law.
Mr.. Blaine stm Improving-sena-
tor Trye's Remarkable Prophecy.
Other Washington News.
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PEoPrE wholiyein the country should
keep Salvation Oh, the intallibie anti
dote for the poisonous sstlngs Of bees
and wasps.
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Chief Drummond. Of tile secret sen
vice division, has cautioned his agents
to exercise tho closest possible scrutiny
to prevent any cornterfeiting OF the
Columbia souvenir coins.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-11
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNo.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.

MOUNT vERNON.-The Board OF sup're's0' ,'oo,,
Westchester County having decided III INC Ia.
that the election for town officers be hen on 'io W
Tuesday in March this year. and hereafter "'
different dav shall be selected by the po''u' wv
election will be held on March 20 instead oil feo'ui
o Dr. Edmond Prior lannins' li'n,' Va
Dr. A. T. tanning OF the medical SIAN Oh uic 1"
Vernon IIospital died on Friday. Ills 1uhcfai VIM
take place at / n. IN. today nj the Irlhity lIo'
Episcopal Church. The dead man was all au'''' VI
several medical works. and an inventor OF Il ~"
useful surgical instruments ASSIo'"'' 49,,
was observed in the Presbyterian Church WIZ "
memorial service to the Rev. j. Wellington ""''''
who with his daughter killed at Il rlroau cIos'
ing NJ Flmlra in July last. Mr. White cohduct'" '"o
missionary services i'm the PrcSby teIan thurcH ~
400 and WAS OH the to his hcId IN thi'', ~
nj wifi. and three daughters. when ne W. Mii'u NM,
'rhe Rev DR. Arthur Mitchell secretary OF tie I'C'i"
~ Foreign Missions made the principal aauosn AZ
W ~ eor.ffres The Rev. Dr. II. MnIlSeu, Il
returned missionary from India maze an " uILcSn
he afternoon services of the First Methodist Epise'''
Church yesterday. ~ -, .
SING sING.-rhc Italian murderer, Gotta, VINO Wa
sentnnccd a few weeks ago in Brooklyn To pay lhe
death penalty for numbering Il fellow conhtr! man u
inc the week beginning January L. mas leNeINcu :,
st5y Warden Brown of Sing sing lrsoh, "aH ~ M,
with the papers on Saturday. COttas case no" VIII
he taken 10 the Court of Appeals.
CROTON FALLS.-Norman l.. Purdy, was r.puVcu !"
have az 900 when he died suddenly short tlne
,irlv about $500 has been found. ana IL Is Su'Hvr
,hat tlp rest Of the snug fortune must D III 9""0
tght hiding place 50 searching /, being Kept up
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-11
HOME NE US.
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Anderson Will case before Justice Paterson. morning.
TNden will contest White Plains.
Scw-Yor1 Academy Of Sciences, Columbia College 8
p. NJ. -
Ncw.YorG Juvenile Asylum election. No. 1j0 West
Twcnty-seN cnth-st 4 p.
Prc~byt ran Union meeting. evening.
Soc,say O. Medical Jurl~p prudence evening.
Company \. 3ei X emcnt. and Kings County Council
ROYAL Arcanum concert and reception armory Brooklyn,
evening
Meeting Of Bridge Trustees. BrooAyn. morning.
Annul. meeting Womans Branch OF Ncw-Noik CRY
Mission. SO 10 Eat Tcrth-st., II n. ~.
Meeting Of Con,.s ot Appfal~als. White Plains.
Mr.. Kate D. Virgins bctur,. 80. 40 West Fifty
.rhtn-,t. . 30 p. ~.
Presentation - medals by Long Island Life Saving A..
~oo.a on. dfosd Avenue Reformed Church, BroAiyn.
evening.
installation q officers q Edwin D. Morgan Post. Scot
csh Ete Hall. evening.
Amateur Fca.rs,' League. annual competition. Central
Turn Yer In Hal. evening.
XN1-t ~ POP ly D.-...,t Republican Organization 40.
iO5 last Fi}-n.nth--t.. evening.
Annual meeting Prohibition County COMMITTEE @"
lun.lit IN tituto nan. evening
New Yors Camera club. so. 3lf Ffthave.. evening.
democratic Cen RAJ Committee meeting, Bfclalyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-11
erApprn WITH 4 sroEMAKER'S KNIFE.

Joseph RartlOld of No. 226 johnson ave. ana Ih'hP
schultics who lives 1T Tie house NO. ~ III INC a'e
street are both sh0cmak.rs and until lately nave
,oop force enemies on Saturday night. the pair
went out together. Early ye'tcrtnS morning ponce
man picked Schutcs out Of the ma In 'front.' ~ HIS
home lie was unconscious from In" effects oi TWO
severe stab wounds. one was In ~" right br'Hst'
while the other had penetrated The I1ght shoulder
blade. The wounds are severe ones s'i''iues wa
taken 10 St. GATHERINGS Hospital, where he revived
pnder the treatment Of physicians According 10 his
story the two men wandered around the town nearly
all night and the drink evidently brought the Ola
quarrel back TO BarthOd's mind. Just rs scultics was
bont 10 enter his house, Barthold stepped rhnn m'
ond drawing "A shOenuher's knife stabbed his CON
rnnion twice. Then he ran away but was arrsbNi
later In the day az his home and taken Il the s'ss
st station.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-11

Caulkns as a furniture store The flames extended 10
tho IIudsonave wing of the building and threatened
the liquor store Of g. Norman and the hat store OF
Albert Heating. The fire put out after having
done $4,000 damage. The loss Is covered ly in
surance
Josephine Bigclow, eighty years DID, the woman who
burned while lighting oil-stovc IN her rooms
No. 90 Unionst. saturday afternoon. died yester'
day at the Long Island College Hospital.
Joseph Monahan. thirteen years Old and Michael
Mccullough. fourteen years Old, two Brooklyn boys
% ran away from home several days ago. have been
found in Boston by the police Of that city, and Will
be brought back ut once.
The second Brigade signal Corps has recently fitted
up handsome rooms at brigade headquarters in the
Hall Of Records. The quarters are on the third
floor. They will be formally opened on Tuesday
evening.
The new four story binding Of st. Francis Xavier S
Academy Carrol-st and Sixthavc., will he opened for
pupils this morning. The academy is in charge OF
the sisters OF ~. Joseph.
The Rev. Alexander Henry Ccsmar, Of Columbus,
Ohio formally installed rabbi of Temple Israel.
at Avon Hail. Bedford ave. Fulton St.. yesterday
morning He succeeds the Rev. DR.. Leon Harrison,
who has accepted a call to Temple Israel. st. Louis.
A. Abraham president Of the congregation, formally
welcomed Mr. Gcsma?. lie said that the new temple
being erected ut Bedford and Lafayette ayes. would
| be completed in three months.
The Kcv. DR.. Theodore L. Cuylcr seventy years
old Yesterday and on the invitation Of the Kew Dr..
David Gregg he celebrated the day by appearing once
more before his old congregation at the Lafayette
Avenue PRESBYTERIAN Church. lie preached 10 n
crowded as,cmlaCr. DR.. Cuyler took his text the
passage from the KCth Psalm The days Of our years
are three sc0Iv and tcn,9 and that from the cid
Psalm: Oh. my Cod take not away in the midst
Of nv days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-11
CHARGED WIN 4 DNPICIBLE CRIME

West Fmrth-st wa, rcmandcd at Jefferson Market
Police Court Yesterday on suspicion Of having stolen
the diamond rings from Mrs. DUNCAN, who died sud
denly IN front Of 30 - south Washington Square on
Thursday night Mrs. DUNCAN is the mother Of Charles
". Dungan a member Of the La Cigalc' company md
lived at the IudsOn apariment-housc. No. 10 South
Washington square Last Thursday night she was re-
turning home and when in front Of the prisoners house
taken III and wa assisted by him to NO. 4s south
Washington square. where she died The prisoner re
ported the case 10 tho proprietor Of the Jufson and
after he had disappeared ard the body OF Mrs. DUNCAN
had been removed her apartments II was discovered
that four valuable diamond ring, which She had worn
Lad been torn from her hand Detectives Investigated
on suspicion. He t.l,d al knowledge ~ the r7gs
when hc arrc-0 and To- detectives had him re
handed until tcy can sc'Hfe more evidence against
i'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-11
RUTHERFORD.

The rpceipts OF the Rutherford Postomce 1or lHe
xear 1901 were about S24 900. and there Is little rca
CON 10 doubt that when the PoStmasterG@neI"is re
uort comes out Rutherford Will again lead all New"
Jersey pcstoffces in the percentage OF profit maoc
during the fiscal year The success Of The pos'omce
hero i largely due to the untirlng efforts OF l"Sl
master Charles Burrows and his assistan :. Mr. bur
rows was appointed by President Harrison. and has
made his postoce Of the bestequpped IN Northern
New-Jerecy.
Robert Leeds. the present holder OF the club chau-
non shin medal of the Rutherford Wheclnen VIII leave
here for the West tomorrow bis business making
Chicago his headquarters for some time to come TIE
medal will revert 10 the club and Will be raced Tor
again this spring.
An informal meeting Of the Union Club was held
ON saturday night when the plans for the new cub
honse were shown, and discussed by the members ii
is expectcd that the plan DECIDED on will he formally
accented by the club to mOrr ~ night. Among the
well, known Rutherford nlen who belong 10 tn Union
club arc MAYOR Cooper. CouncilmeE Dannhem ana
Won Iiartz Collector Thomas ". Alyca. f. A. Fletcher
H. c. Eel. Postmaster Charles Burrows. Dr. Charles
Calhoun and Dr. ;. T.. Armstrong. 800
Tbe Rev Dana NJ WalcOtt 81 Rutherford hlled
,he uulDit of the Rev. Mr. Wddcmcr Of PasSalc yes
terisv The lat er is slowly recovering fom the grip
General Cershom Mott Post. q. \. H., VIII have an
installation of officers Friday next