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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-02-10

LEADvuLE, Col, Feb s-Lottie Ar
Dor aud Lizzie Cullum, two variety
actresses, engaged in bloody affray
Saturday at their room. Miss Arbor
drew a long knife from the folds OF her
dress and savagely plunged II four
times into the breast OF her antagonist.
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L4RsED, Kan, Feb S-The, most
disastrous FIRE in the history OF this
town occurred Sunday morning. wipiug
out nearly Sl25,OOJ worth of property
and laying in ashes one OF the best
business blocks In he cay.
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nsA good live AGENT wanted in this locality.
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HARRIsBURe, Pa, Feb. s-Adjt Gen.
McClelland died at his home here Al
4:4c last evening after a lingering Ill.
ness
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A CRIMINAL.
"Lst Her Co." Were Murderer olSsp'.
Last Words on h scafIold.

TLet Her Co." Were Murderer olSep's
Last words on the seafoId.
DORCHESTER, n. B., Dec. Robert,
alias "Buck" Olsen wal hanged in the
Jail yard here this morning, for the
murder of Policeman Joseph steadman,
in Moncton, August l, 1892. Radcliffe
was the executioner.
At o o'clock Radcliffe entered the cor
ridors Of the Jail and Olsen was pinion-
ed. He had previously shaken hands
with the prison officials. He was then
conducted to the jail yard, and at 9:45
the moose was adjusted and the weight
dropped, the condemned man being
jerEed upward from the ground. AS
the black cap was being adjusted Olson,
said to the hangman: let her 60"
He left q confession with his lawyer,
David Grant, which will reveal his true
name and q history of his life.
MoScroy, n. B., Dec. 1.-The follow
ing is the story of the crime ior which
SBuck" Olsen was hanged to-day:.
While the police were attempting 10
arrest two supposed burglars in a house
of i'll repute on August l, Policeman J.
E. Steadman was shot dead. Two men
were noticed around town on the after.
noon of that day, and, as the police had
been warned to be on the lookout tor
burglars, Marshal Foster, learning chat
the two men were at the Donnelly
house, repaired there with four men to
arrest them.
On their arrival Steadman was sta
toned at the front door. Marshal Fos-
ter entered the house. Ono Of the girls
sang out, "Here comes Foster" The
two burglars Immediately made a dash
for the back door. The first man to
come out was faced by Steadman. The
burglars at once drew pistols and began
firing. The other officers hurried to the
scene and found Steadman engaged in a
struggle with one of the burglars. He
had been shot, but managed 10 hold his
man until Policeman Scott arrived,
when tine rufiian wa knocked down
and handcuffed. Steadman sank to the
ground and died five minutes later. The
burglar arrested was shot in the leg,
which is supposed to have been done
by Steadman. The other burglar es-
capped. The jury found a verdict OF viii
full murder against the prisoner. who
said he was q Norwegian sailor and that
his name was "Buck" Olsen.
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srARTLING REVELATIONS
In the Investigation of tho Maverick Bank
AnaIr-omco Boys borrowers" Of Large

In the Investigation OF tho Maverick Bank
AfaIr-omce Boys "BorrowerS'' of Large
Sums.
New YoRK, Dec. Limited States
Senator Chandler is the chairman of the
committee which will make an interest
ing report to the senate within the next
few month in regard to national banks.
The commission has been busy investi-
eating the national bank failures Of the
last year or two, paying particular at
tention to the Maverick National Bank,
OF Boston, and the keystone and the
Spring Garden National Banks, OF Phil
adelphia. A member OF the committee
SAYS that the testimony which had been
taken in connection with the commit
tees investigation into the failure OF the
Maverick bank would show some inter
esting things. Even Office boys, he
said, were down on the books of the
bank as borrowers Of sums OF money
running as high as $4,000. Another
case that the committee found was that
of a negro valet who was down on the
books as the borrower Of $4,000. The
report of this committee wALbear di-
rectly on the recommendations that
have been made by Solicitor Hepburn,
whohas advised the adoption OF changes
OF a sweeping nature in national bank
laws,
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IS THE GRIP COMING.
Everything Indicates itsspeedy Approach.
what tho Indications Are Concerning

Everything Indicates itsspeedy Approach.
What tho Indications Arc Concerning
It Abroad.
Reports from Europe which are appearing in
the nRpers show that tho grip has broken out
In Il most violent form IN England, and the IN
dlcatiDns are that IL Is commencing us fourth
annual tour OF the world. The physicians here
IN America report many people suffering from
terrible scourge. While there may mot as yet %
an epidemic, there are enough cases ana enough
serious cases TO demand the greatest care ana
caution. The proverb. III time OF peace pre-
pare for war" ls one OF the most valuable my
ings ever uttered. The grip, With all OF is IN.
pleasantneSs. With all It's seriousness, with all
It's danger, can be prevented, H. taken in time,
and II people properly prepare for Il
There Is but one way TO prepare Tor the com
ing on OF the grip and that IL to tone mp the
system. build up the energies, strengthen the
life, aud thus avoid Its attacks by being thor.
oughly prepared for them This cannot, how.
ever, be done except in one way: That way y
by the use Of some pure sttmulant, which viii
help the vital forces, increasing the circulation
and strengthen the life generally, There is,
however, but one pure medicinal stimulant
known 10 the medical world or the American
people. That stlmulRnt has been before the
public for years, and Is exceedingly popular
with both men aud women. II Is Dufy's Pure
Malt Whiskey. Il Is not an ordinary whtskey.
but a pure medicinal one. It's popularity Is
wonderful, and Il Is due entirely to the fact
that Il is so superior IN every way. For prevent
ing the coming OF the grip u Is llnequaled, t0r
Care should be taken that no druggist or grocer
sells you some other whiskey which he may
claim to be just asgood. There Is nothing which
cnn tnke It's plRce.
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AT HOMESTEAD.
Matters Assuming Their Old shaps-ship
menta Up to tho standard.


Matters Assuming Their Old shaps-ship-
ments Up to 40 Standard.
HOMESTEAD, Pa, Dec. Lit is said on
good authority that there is m average
Of five new men leaving the mill daily
and if this is kept up any great length
of time there will be a large number of
vacancies to fill. To-day the Carnegie
Steel Company shipped two car loads of
cots, pillows and blankets to a second
hand store in Pittsburgh, and there is
moro to follow. The store OF the union
supply company at the steel works has
nassed into the hands OF Adolph Doerr,
who will run the grocery in connection
with the meat business. Yesterday the
Carnegie Steel Company received at the
works ninety-three car loads Of raw
and unfinished material. The highest
amount received during the strike was
los a loads. The shipments from the
works are almost up to the standard,
which is convincing proof that the men
inside Of the great steel works are not
idle
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fairs existing five years ago, when the
company was reo~rganized. 1t owed
about $4,000 on mortgages, and about
100000 in other ways. Receivers
were appointed so that the whole con-
Germ was threatened with ruin.
AZ then called a injecting Of the credi-
tors and put before them a plan for re-
organization under which the company
was formed. The mortgages Of $4,000
on the property were to remain, and q
mortgage bond was made to the Farm
era Loan and Trust Company for ST.
100000. The creditors took these bonds
at par as payment Of their debts. BY
the terms of these bonds they became
due in January next. The company's
main difficulty lay in the fact that it
had this enormous debt OF $l,700.0OO,
and that the mortgages were due"
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ATrAcK ON ITALY.
The italian Flag Fired on and Burned in
Now York stnte.

The italian Flag Fired on and Burned In
New York State.
UREA, N. Y, Dec. lat Taleyville, a
fewmiles from Gouverneur, st. Lawrence
county, are located a number of shan
ties occupied by Italians, who are work
ing on a new railroad. For a few weeks
past they have had floating over their
huts an Italian flag, which stirred up
the wrath Of the miners there. The
other night the miners assaulted the
Italians and demanded that they haul
down the flag, or place an American
flag above it. The Italians declined and
the miners fred on the flag and drove
the Italians into their shanties. The
flag was hauled down and burned. The
Italians then opened fire on the miners
with shotguns and pistols. They re-
piled and riddled the shanties with
shot. The battle lasted for half an
hour. No serious injuries resulted, al
though some OF the combatants were
peppered with fine shot.
Great excitement prevails and an
other encounter is expected. Two OF
the riotous miners have been arrested.
The attention OF the Italian minister at
Washington will be called to the matter.
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nR. scorrs

Ths Services ut tho White House simple
But ImprsssIVs-Tho Funeral Mt Wash
iDgton, Pa, TO-hay.
WAsmSoTox, D. O., Dec. 1.-For the
second time within Eve weeks the white
house wears the emblems OF mourning
for one Of the members OF the Presi-
dents private family, and in the
spacious East room whore only a short
time ago lay the body of Mrs. Harrison,
there reposed the remains Of her aged
father awaiting the funeral rites OF the
church ere they arc consigned to the
grave. The body of the Rev. DR.. Scott
was brought down stairs this morning
TO the East room and placed in the
center to await the services. Around
the room palms and potted plants OF n
dark hue OF green were arranged. a
great many floral tributes We're grouped
around the casket The services COM
mencine at 3 o'clock were very simple
and we're conducted by Rev. Tennis
Hamlin, OF the Church OF the Covenant.
There was a prayer, the reading OF
verses from the Scripture, a short adj
dress by tho pastor and singing by a
quartette from DR.. Hamlin's church.
The honorary pail bearers were Sec
retaries John W. Foster aud Noble, At
torney General Miller, Postmaster Cen
eral Wanamaker, Justice Strong ire.
tired), OF the United States supreme
court, Judge Wylie, Samuel Shellabar-
ger and DR.. W. II. II. Warmsn, Of tho
pension office. The body bearers were
chosen from the ushers OF the white
house. Shortly before 7 o'clock this
evening the body was borne to che rail
road station and the funeral party left
the city in q special train for Washing
ton, Pa, which will be reached early to-
morrow morning. The body will be
taken to tho house of Mr.. Joshua
Wright, an old friend and relative OF
DIR. Scott's. About an hour later the
remains will be taken to the cemetery
and inferred after a very brief service
at the grave.
The funeral party will return to the
city at once and expect to arrive in
Washingtonabout midnight tomorrow.
The members OF the party will be the
President, Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Harri-
son, Mrs. Mckee, Lieutenant and Mira.
Parker and Russell Scott. The honor
airy pail bearers will not 80 with the
funeral train.
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REAL ESTATE.
To- SALB.

Four acres aud q good housc and outbuildingA
one mile east OF tue CITY, 5i,.OL.
Farm Of 80 acres three and half miles below
Moundsville. on RoundbottOn. Eighty neres
nlc river bottom, with seven .roomed house ana
iint-class o~uibniidingA On easy terms.
Farm 70 acres two miles from city; splendid
improvements suitable for gardening.
Fruit farm, 81 acres, one mile west OF Bridge
Halflot with small house, on Jacob street,
Lots At east end Of TweutythiSd stree. on
easy terms.
House OF three rooms on Pike street, $50.
Double brick house. $50 and 3jl2 Chapune
street 9 rooms each, with all modern improve
mcnis, st,00a.
2lots In Handlau addition. cheap.
9li5 and M Mliu street IS teet frouk
House Of six rooms, 25lS Jacob street, and
four roomed house in rear. S3,5O.
House OF six rooms, 2dD Jacob street S,Jl0'
Houaeo of six room aud hall. With modern
conveniences, 45i6 Jacob street, $500
House Of I've rooms. Fourteenth street. s3IOo1
House OF Eve rooms, Eoff street. Centes
Wheeling. $500.
House Of elsht rooms. JObob street. bot wCen
Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets. $500.
Three houses on Moyston street. Sixth Ward
Splendid farm, nifty acres, nlno miles Oas.oi
Lot on TNenty.nlnth street. ssoo.
One:half lot on Mccolloch sroet. Confer
ohs;hsiii iot on MccOllOoh and Belmont
oae.hSifi lot on CAaplins street. sixth WORD
One of the bo,t manufacturing sites in tho
city, fronting on two railroads
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wholesale Grocers.

Special Dipdteh TO he Tnieligeneer.
PARKERsBURe, W. Va, Dec. Tho
wholesale grocers' association in session
here elected officers as follows: J. M.
jackson, jr., president; Minor Hub
bard, vice president; James oummins.
secretary; Joseph Speidel. treasurer;
directors, ]. N. Jackson, jr., Parkers-
burg; Henry Baer, Minor Hubbard,
and Joseph Speidel, of Wheeling; II. b.
Hagan, OF Huntington; P. IL. Noyes, OF
Charleston and j. L Ruhl, OF Clarks-
burg; executive committee, Messrs.
Baer, Moves and Ruhl.
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CHICAGO, Dec. 1.-The Calumet iron
and steel works, on the Calumet river,
near Cummings, has been sold to a syn
dictate OF Cleveland men and work will
be resumed, after having lain idle for
the last year. A. N. Wilcox, Of the
firm Of Cleveland, Brown & Co., is at the
head Of the syndicate, and he has been
elected its president Tho purchase is
in the neighborhood Of $4,000. The
original cost of the land and dockage,
with the plant, is said to have been
81 O00O00
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kpeeadl O1Npdict 70 ue HNeNtySNeF
HUNTINGTON, W. VA, Dec. Nv. o.
Burke was arrested to-day for stealing
seven finely upholstered chairs from
tho Barnum Democratic Club, Of which
he is a member. The chairs were found
in a restaurant, whore he had sold them.
Burke had been sleeping in the club
room.
Captain Perkins was suddenly seized
with insanity to-day and tried to jump
from the second story window OF the
court house. He was prevented by the
officers. He is now a raying maniac in
custody, and will probably be sent to
the ASYLUM.
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NARROW EsCAPE oErHE JUDGE.
A slight Mistake saved Him from IndlOt
meut Unde His own Instructions.

A Slight Mistake saved Him from IndlOt.
ment Under His Own Instructions.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, Dec, 1.-The sensa-
ton caused by the arrest OF a half
dozen prominent people who had been
indicted by the grand jury on the charge
OF renting houses to be used as dives
and bawdy houses, was increased when
it was learned that had it NOT been for
a mistake OF the grand jury as to the
ownership OF certain property, the Judge
TO whom the indictments were re-
turned might also have been indicted.
The Judge is Silas Woodson, ex-gover-
mol OF Missouri. His nephew, Stephen
Woodson, president OF the Saxton Ma
tional Bank, was indicted on the sup
position that he owned property on the
corner of Fourth and Francis streets,
and a portion Of which, it is alleged, is
occupied by street walkers.
An investigation of the county records
showed that the property was owned
by Judge Woodson. His nephew,
Stephen Woodson, admitted the fact
but declared that he was the agent for
it, and that his uncle knew nothing
about the people who occupied it. Had
the grand jury been cognizant OF the
fact when making the investigation it
would undoubtedly have indicted the
Judge who has just charged 1t as to its
duty. 1t is now believed that the grand
Jury was spurred on to make these in
~vestigations by the charge OF Judge
Woodson, who particularly impressed
on the members the necessity Of look
ing after gamblers and bawdy house
keepers. All these indicted have been
placed under bonds.
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HoT SPRINGS, ARK, Dec. 1.-The at
tending physicians report Senator Glib
sons condition slightly improved to-
night. He is resting we'll through the
day and unless q change for the worse
takes place during the night, they think
his chances for recovery are very good.
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NKw York, Dec. MIR. Samuel I'm
termoyer, who is acting ae counsel for
tho D. G. Yucngling Brewing Company,
and for Mr.. Yuengling, was interviewed
to-day concerning the reports as to tho
troubles OF the Yuenghng brewery, lie
stated that the present condition OF the
company is really due to the state Of al
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New York, Dec. LIN reference to
the report that he had been offered the
secretaryship Of the treasury by Nh.
Cleveland, Mr.. Charles S. Fairchild to-
day said that he had not, and never
had, the slightest reason to suppose
that MI. Cleveland wished him to take
any position under his administration.
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e. 8. PoTTs, eLe sToRE.
GREAT EXCITEMENT.

The Greatest sale on Record Crowds
E. d. Potss's Big Store at Main and
Tenth Streets, and the Boom is in
Full BIast---BarGains Going Like a
Flash at Half Price and Less--A
Present to Every Customer Who
Cuts This Ont.
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Is undoubtedly a disease OF tine blood,
andas such only a reliable blood purifier
neutrality-suspicious.. Hood'ssarsapa-
rillais the best blood-puriier, and it has
cured many very severe cases OF catarrh.
1t gives an appetite and builds up the
whole system.
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1910 MARKET STREET.
FoR sALE.

No. 50 Thirty-hfth street, half lot. four room1
with summer kitchen and large attic: S1,l00.
Three houses on Wood street, high ground
No. 35lS, $50 and 1872 $3.50 each.
two houses on Twonty-ninth, four rooms
each, Sl,i00 each.
feet, 500 cRch.
Brick house. five rooms and largo storo room,
1928 Water street, $500
No. s5l0lWood street. lotSOx100 foot, six rooml
A good farm Of ny acres, ono and a half miles
from tho city. A good orchard. six acres In
grapes has atlve-roomedhous stabloS, etc. and
the best OF water. VIII soil GU easy tcrmsos
trade for city property.
Lots In Hofmann's addition, the best value In
the Eighth ward, on very easy terms. fota shor:
time.
No. 1915 Jacob street, rents for Slls .....-., 2,to1
Nc Il ~Thlrty.olghth street, six rooms. new 2,oll
No. 1874 Chapline street, ton-roomcd house
Brick house. four rooms and hall. Forty
6nstand Woods Streets full lot
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ONE ENJOYS

Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn effectually, dispels colds, head.
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs ia the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt In
It's action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend Il
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 800
and 81 bottles by all leading drug.
gists Amy reliable druggist who
may not have it ON hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRNP CO.
SAC FRANCISCO. Cal,
G9Ut9hHi Esa> t'l05W tQ1S IN
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HooD's PmLS act especially upon the
liver rousing it from torpidity to its
natural duties, cures constipation and
assist digestion. 2
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LONDON, Dec. IA dispatch to the
Exchange telegraph Company says that
news has been received from Samoa to
the effect that the native insurgents
have attacked English residents.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, IS: IN
- the Circuit Court OF Ohio County, West vlr-
ginia, November Rules, 49,.

NJ the llrcult IOurt OIL O1lO SOuuLyl nGab VII
ginia, November Rules. 1s9!.
A.. NJ. RIdgely
vs..
William ]. EcholS Samuel
Mcwhorter, Lester E Bates, In Chanccry.
George Davis, James HRr-
vey and L. S. Jordan, trus-
too.
The object OF this suit Is to subject tho real
estate belonging 10 the defendant William j.
Echols situated In Ohio county chat has been
attached under processissued in this causel 70
rent or sale for the purpose Of paying a certain
negotiable promissoy noto, made by the said
William J. Echols aud Samuel McWhorter to tho
order of Lester 4. Bates, and now owned by tho
plaintiff, md calling for one hundred and fifty
dollars. with interest from March %, 1892 until
paid. and costs Of protest, and TO satisfy the
Judgment lien OF the defendant George Davis,
against said Echok and a deed Of trust held by
James Harvey against tho said Eohols real estate
and tho costs OF this suit
And II appearing from m affidavit fled In said
cause that the said William J. Echols is not a
resident OF the State Of West Virginia, and he
not having boon served with process In this
cause, on motion OF the complainant by his so.
llcitor. this order Of publication is entered
against him, and 1t Is ordered that the said do
fendant William J. Echols, do nppearheFe with
in one month after the first publication Of this
order and do what Is necessary TO protect his In
terests. II Is further ordered that this order DO
published and posted as required by law.
Witness, John ". Mitchell. Clerk Of our said
court at the Court House OF said county, this
9th day Of November, 1892, to wit: November
JOHN W. MITCHELL. Clerk.
Published the 1st time November II, 1897.
Attest: JOHN W. MITCHELL Clerk.
wLLLIAM NJ. DUNLAP, solicitorfo Complainant.
HOLLY
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JOSEPH A. ARKLE,

Pension Attorney, Notary aud Real Estats
Agent. Houses rented aud rents collected
0iice No. 35l7 Jacob street.
European steamship and draft agent. Passage
tickets TO aud from all parts Of Europe Also
drafts TO any point in Europe. aua
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FOE sALE-

The property at 13S zano street, full sized lot
60Xl2G Eightroomed dwelling, with small ten
ement In rear. for Sl,s0c
A new six.roomed. frame dwelling, will cost
q 200 to reproduce, for 81 $50 cash.
Main street property. DDS. 240, 2242 and 22tf, b
store room and dwellings This property Is al
ways rented TO paying tenants and viii pay as
investment at present rents. Main street islook.
ing up fast, values arc bound 10 increase in this
location.
We have many other bargains in improved
BUILDING LOTS.
In all parts Of the city, Glendale, woodsdals,
Pleasant Valley.
TO LET-Small dwellings.
q. Q. SMITH,
noi4 1870 MARKET STREET.