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EROOkLYN.

Thomas Tanning Of Park place and Ralph nr'nne
hcl for Irlal by Justice GUnn0rv ~ ne ~ :
Avenue Ponce curt yesterday On lhirs Inv lI-i no
,u uril-d hup'e drunk ana when his tai ~. l'mun'
dangerous
A'"rn"r" irrr. after Investigating ~ ra,e ". b"nr
isrACtsul az hriw wlo i."i alu.' $500 N'rhs
white IA Ter arrest and 49, WY On. rlnrr
station IN a atF"i wagon mas ipt ut I.,l hr ' tf"ih
lIHiurh, iNt has exon, rated pu I,tsI Ozark
wlrit wSs alrgcd had rubhrd INN
Thrrc wr"trrs 'ri men. who sa.i fhr' "a'" ih'per'
iprs n IL" at, Works he, 'nrrui rt..i np"h !.
Nrudr - Coni,rt'ilrr ut Iu.,l nntrs -.". y"Ht z
day ani san they had been sent Ia cot NAief on.
v III Z M"ul, went down eel az WIN them the
9th robbed the money drawer % S;i.u n I'lIs
judge ,'ui,sn granted h.. Al ante AN,g.t EailroAd
COMPANY Temporary aiming
CT works ,niiln ssiun-r Adam fr IN u. ~ hs IN
the work az ft""olnI any IN puttlEg pIsr lclrol"y
pores ana wires The o.nl"n council nd ~ ares" IL
competing the Various companies p iG nj me
trolley system TO ME the consents OF property
holders along the routes TIE AZ nntIc A. nae ,Gm'
phHy failed to comply WIN the res0iTt IA and Mr.
Adams Withdrew hi- permit. The compel con ends
that tho resolution never became law. ART Is cnnro'
qu-ntly VOID me phaston ~ Waking III UluHC ton
permanent Viii be argued an Aug 2.
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In Brooklyn.


Barry. William. 81. il2 baltic street: died while at
wG,R ~ ~ ys ac,o1
Hospital "eA"' ''A'' ''''' ~ ''' D'''''"
srtn. 0. ba. y IVES, Ninth street:
Buck. George. on the steamship Egyptian Monarch.
Clark. Timothy. 80. a5A tiicks street
Donovan James. SO. died at his home. 81 Niddagh
F.ssfs; $Is.,:ys;; 3 Sssa Sixth street
.st Gi" + Ssa1a .v s:,ss
Higgins, I"nnpi ~ aeek-r avenue.
,rie 9Iin snI's "''' ~ !" Eve" street, Easter" DIS
k IN: LS.t;; 40 % stockton street.
k.m", . Anon drs y 6.s,n D, aS, Hospital
ayan srnT, .,ree, -" ana rc ped Grah ,...'.
from, q NJ, home q itii Even street,
asa H1iSss' F. ~ f ssSa,sra r s ilsss avenue
Weiderm!ler. FRANK, overcome at bs stage street,
PGosTR .TIoNs.
chenowth. Isaac. 81 sigei street; Eastern District
Dsndsy. william Nc steuben street,
newinsS John. 60 Boulevard street; 81. Msry's Hos.
Finn, John. 7G5 Bergen street: senev Hospital
:, hermann george. ~. ~" rArk avenue ~. Mary's
k ks,"s WI, Wnm AZ Liberty .yepns s.ney Hospital
hrnny crthoriue. ia Fulton street; rrooki in Hos
.ornhrrg Julius. 81 JOG North seventh street. Fast.
orr District Hospital.
District III spiial
MnhrEru Juun. lGJ west Thirty.nrst street. st
Mary's Hospital. ' "
Muller. Arthur 5G. 30 South Second street; Eastern
District Hospital
Peterson ~ . 81 Jackson place; Sen-y Hospital
Hospital
Rosen: Christine. 81. 1904 Floyd street; st. Cath.
armies Hospital.
stsxer Nicholas 90 Malross street: St. Mary's Hos
pithL
StArick. Franz 6%3 East Ninth street. New York in
Broadway and Kent avenue Eastern District Hospital
Turner Lewis, lG Bremen street; Seney Hosp,t.i,
Nan. name not Known satd TO live at, 10Y heeksr
in Inin can arine
Waters Mrs Julia 1896 unlon street; 81. Cathsrias's
Hospital.
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I'm Jersey City.

Fisher MARGARET. CO. 5<l New Newark avenue: died
al home.
Hart John. aged so Of Jersey avenue nni Raiin al
lNenu..
Murphy John. 2sa Henderson. Frustrated at Grove
and Grand streets patrol wagon taking him 10
The hospital when he died
wer.ch-dei Emanuel. 30, Eighth avenue. Newark.
prostrated IN Westsde avenue died In the City Hos
pital.
REGISTRATIONS.
CominsEl. John. 40 years old 1877 Essex. laborsr
Hospital.
Cutisy. Patrick. 60 years DID, 6sS Newark avenue
presr.,ed ~ sussex and Hudson streets taken home
Fiemming. John. 30 years old, Aklsnd avenue
prostratsd IN the meadow. shops; city Hosp tai
r,nn ,oSSs strici agsa y, ls2 ayonia avenue en-
Kick John. aged ~; l27 Essex street employed st
fennsylvaniA Railroad coal docks: taken home.
Aall,gan Philip 80 years old. 1872 Provost street.
overcome on PRyoniA avenue; taken homs,
Smith. John rs years old. s2s Montgomery street
francis IOsMtal ' "
NJ ssywtl,, Bs..ie. aged ls. employed in Morrow
Welsh. Hugh aged ~ 24l Grove street. overcome at
Jersey avenue and seventeenth street: taken home
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Abducted Carrie Miller Found.

PoE' CHE+rER.JuIy %. Carrie Miler.who was
abducto from her homo near Ryo on July 10
was found a. Carolina. II. l.. early this morn
ing and brought hero by Officers Merritt.
Parker and Taylor. She was taken. 1t Is said.
from in front OF Mr.. senmnns house. near
Rye. by Warren Connors. IN employee OF sea-
mans. where she was left by some boys who
were arrested.
The pnr stopped at his lConnors's, sisters
hous" on Purrhn-e road They took a train
on July IL from Gr"enw!rh to South Norwalk.
Frank. is employed in 4 wooden mill. Connors
returned, July 10 He left the neghborhood
again on ,Tuy -
Deputy SherHa Stanfleld and vorplanck are
on n" lookout for him.. The girl was taken
to tho Children's Home In White Pains.
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Mr.. OuInn'. Genial SssI.
Fymus he San Yfancfsoo Examiner.


Sausalito has a pet seal OF the leopard variety
which is three months old and 10 owned by
George Quinn. 1t was captured by Usher,
sorts OF tricks and on the approach of ybody
close TO tho big tub In which It constantly
shouts and extends one OF its flippers as u
wanting to indulge In its own peculiar hand
shaking. II u person takes the proffered Zip
per II gaZes intently into his face. as III con-
scious Of n 'rien ily greeting.
Sometimes |; gets out Of its tub and ham
petulant child until some one lets II out. Then
i wohhles down intn the street and huries
Az ocoaslopui CRY marks ito location. There IL
kAAlA In ihS S1xa aun until somebody pAsssA
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Polar Br-cz,.in Chicago.

CHICAGO. Jnly 20.-Ycsterdny Chicago was
hotter than Tophet. and sunstroke claimed its
victims by the score. To-day polar bre"zes
blew. tho Thermometer having tumbcd 800 in
= few hours. Yesterday it was nigG6 COS
h"avy clothing wore in orior, The fcvcriSh
southern riast was succeeded nv n chilly. driZ-
cling rai in, and u searching north wind that
seemed to como direct from the Arctic polo.
The mean fempcrnturo to-day WAS ,a7.
The actual number Of denths reported dur
and the numb.r Of prostrations exceeded 700.
The cool weather is here to stay fora few days.
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SPARES FROM mr. 1ELEGR.iPM

r. B. Ticheusr of Oxford and eIpsig universities has
been appointed assistant professor or psychology In
Cornell I University.
TIE Cor0ncrs Jury IN case Of Patrick Mehan who
was shot dead at llavcrstraw by his fAther.in law
Patrick Mullen. SUNDAY night, hss rendered ver-
diet Of shooting In SELF defence
The body found below NiaaH-N Falls on Wednesday
and thought t" he that Of Victor fr.mann has been
positively iden'ihct thai at ferda nd OF NJ Bni
fAlo who was drowned from IL pleasure barge the
upper river gu saturday last
The b indspne mansion Of Gen, James II. Bauyet IN
Nyack was broken into aud robbed By hurIiais Oh
Thursday night. Gen. BlHu'" hni family are at
Ashlry Park. The burglars wrre discovered aud pur
sued by n number nf citizens, hT e-raped,
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JO7IINGS ABOVr TOWN

Tao reading room and library OF tho Cooper Union
WI BE- closed from Aug. until Aug II tor cleaning
Commiss on-r Brennan OF tho street Cleaning De
p,r,rn apI DIN ed these fOromen al 81. 100 sal
ares John Arbutpn i, Jpcob He'll and Robert Burt
Assistant District Attorney Lindsay received dss-
Pat from Montreal yes eriay 10 tho encr . Carl
,tld.cmiot, he furri"r no forged Martin Leidsrs
ma ne TO note $500 will h. held for exiradition.
Dctrc,iyeJ cobs Will bring him here
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from h H,'rno Tni..>nd,n'.

BUTTE. July 14.-A1rs. Ann Dodge. WHO was
mentioned in u New York paper recently as
ono OF Montana's milionaires. j. renosinG to-
own vast estates in Eng and. and Ind pnpsrs
t" give an mir of probability /" her claim, Tho
while she had hccomc old and poor Sho
came to Butte from San Francisco a. year ago.
and Will hero was forced I" go to the poor
tract with tho county n local undertaken in
tors BuitdAs paupers for two cents Der head.
and that il tho kind 81 Il grave in which rests
the hodv III a woman who believed herself the
iightful owner Of $S.OuD.OoO In property.
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WASHINGTON. July Ex-senator ColGuitt. who
had been troubled for some time by bowel
complaint. left his house to-day to visit
tho various departments on business for
his constituents. and was overcome 10y Tin"
hos'. DR.. Walsh. who has been attending tho
Senator. gave him order. not to go OUT H."
saws that thu, Senator is seriouS: hut not
such shape that he Willie able to stand the
tin to his hone some time next week.
At II O'Clock tho mercury registered % de-
$40 degrees. Tho Government departments
wcro closed ut = r.. NJ.
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Cooler In Ohio.

CoLuBus. July 20-The only fatal ease Of
sunstroke reported In this city So far during
tho present hot wenther occurred this evening.
Clemens. Buchler. carpenter who hal
been Mt work on building on thu
leaned heavily against the wall. The men In
The saloon looked up inguirlngly and Bpcher
drunk. Tn sick" Then he sank into n chair.
and then rolled over on the floor. ThodoctorS
pronounced II case ni sunstrokr. The pa
A rain storm nt J. u: sent the thermometer
down lOo, from 329 to 81
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Gov. Brown'. WIFE Pro.trat- d.

BALTIMORE. July c8.-Mrs. Frank Brown.
WHO OF Gov, Brown. was Frustrated by the
heat to-day and now lies at the Hotel Rennert
in critical condition. Mrs. Brown had lust
eonl" back, from Ocean, City. where. with her
J husband. she attended the loading ball OF tho
ssaaiiiul werSa ssd one o. the lssdssS Ia
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TIL: TAMPA AND kEY WEST RAILROAD.
Arguments for tho appointment Of . Re.
ceiver sstin 6oisg On.

JACKSONVILLE July 20.-Arguments in the
matter Of q receiver for the Jacksonville
Tampa and Key West Railway began in
United States Circuit Court yesterday and are
still in progress. The railway officials In re-
Spouse t., the order Of Judge Swayne that they
appear and show cause why a receiver
should not 10 appointed" submitted the
order OF Judge Pardee. making General Man
aGer r. u. Cable the receiver and Cables
counsel, Mr.. John Writ. offered the receivers
bond for approval 10y the Judge Col Huratio
Bistee. attorney for the American construc
ton Company OF Chicago. representing the
minority stockholders and the petitioner in
this. suit objected to approval of tho bond He
said 4 hat at the right time nc intended to
move for discharge o. th. receiver. II. also
suggested that the action Of tho rail- Dad
officials was contempt OF court. c.. NJ
CnoLer OF the railway company,s counsel re.
piled that he was ready 10 meet the charge Of
contemnt. He said that the officer had no
intci drd CONTEMPT and had pursued mono
other than legal course.
Col. Bisbee resumed his argument this after
noon on :ho motion that Receiver II. b. Cable
no discharged and that another receiver he
appointed. The arguments are likely to DO
continued for several days.
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ST. Lor'Is. July 2a.-Thc lines In the Trans.
continental Association have not replied to
Chairman Winnings circular sent out from
headquarters here. submitting proposition
Of the Southern Pacific TO make n sweeping
reduction in freight rates overland New York
to San Francisco in order TO meet tho cheap
water competition via Cape Horn. cstahlished
chants Traffic Association. All the water lines
have had TO pull down rates to the hn sis quoted
by the Merchants tiipnrr line. and the South
"rn Pacific revenue l. already seriously affect.
cd Ivy the movement. The Transrontincntni
lines may not feel disposed TO help the South
is not much strength in tn" Transr"ntinental
Association lust now. ana it may not be ublc
to survive this attnck ut San FraEciscO.
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King

or Medicine, Is what I
consider Hoods Sarsa.
parilla. for u weurs I
was confined to my bed
with rhtfe nrei'inJs and
scroTHfn sorra To mn,
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W". =. Lehr. gre"t joy. when | began
NTH HOODS sARsAPAR nat the sores soon
decreased. Ikert taking It for n year when
was so we'll that went to work. and since then
have not lost ono day on account of sickness.
lam always well and have n good appetite"
WM A. LEHR. kendallvile. Ind.
rooms pILLs are tho bert atterd,nner Pnis
assnt digestion. cure headache and biuousns,a
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-10
Doing MS DUTY.
Chief NIcNichons Jucu,s the Hostility OF
Certain Glass.

Certain Class.
10 ne EIi'0r ar tls Register:
SR.-That element OF the population
which is d satisfied with the manner
DO which Chief Of Police McNlcholS Is
enforcing the laws seems TO be resting
rather uneasily, aud the air is full OF
rumors Of actions taken and 20 be taken
iu the premises by the malcOntentS. IL
was stated upon excellent authority
yesterday, for instance, that NUMBER
of people who prefer to sell liquor, c, Ht.,
on Sundays, ia defiance OF the laws
made and provided iu such cases, mad
given 10 the idea OF a return TO the old
order of things so long as Chief Nc
Nichols was 10 office, and had made up
purse OF five hundred dollars, Tor the
purpose OF bringing an action IN the
Circuit Court 20 test the validity OF the
action Of Council in removing eN-ChieI
Ua.brugge and electluy Chief McNlch-
o., 10 the vacancy. The rumOr was
given additional force and standing
from the fact that three gentlemen,
known 20 be among those who are dis
satisfied, were seen IN consultation WIN
member of the bar who has expressed
his opinion against the legality OF tue
action Of Council.
Itisa.sO stated, with every sembiance
of correctness, that number or mem
bers of Council, who assisted in the adop-
ton of the new police ordinance, ana
who also voted for the enactment or the
police rules, have been going about the
city, deploring the fact that the present
CHfarOF Police was eudeavoring TO carry
out the laws of the city, and 10 Dc pre-
dieting number OF horrible things sure
% come TO pass il he persisted in such a
Misguided course.
Various other rumors, assertions ana
allegations Of kindred nature are nylng
about the city, and they will prooao'y
take on a more tangible form IN snort
time.
What does the public think OF THIS
movement against public official VINO
Is honestly eudeavoriug TO perform MS
sNJru duty? OII4%LN'
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-10
Electric Light Notes.

No work was done at the power house,
yesterday.
Supt. Bleoo has completed No. 4 cir
cult, on the South Side, and has No. 8,
in the same part of the city well ad-
vanced.
A representative Of the shafttng con.
tractors is here, ready to get to work.
The cap stones for the engine and
shafting foundations have been placed
on the foundations.
A small part of the iron roofing has
been placed on the power house, and a
temporary plank floor has been laid on
the joists, on which to handle the ma
chinery.
The mast arms are on the way, and
are expected to arrive here In a few
days.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-10
Of others called to pay their respects to
the distinguished guest.

Of others called to pay their respects to
the distinguished guest.
w. V. Arthur and J. V. Steadman, Of
Sistersville; w. Il. Martin, of Manning
ton; w. j. Brown and wife, Of Park
ersburg, E. S. Eunick, of New Cumber-
land, and H. T. Day, of Warrington,
are the West VirginianS at the st.
Charles.
The Uncle Toms Cabin Company are
at the st. Charles over Sunday.
DR.. w, S. Yates, of Pittsburg, is the
guest of DR.. Gasmire, South Chapline
street:
T. W. Plummer, the photographer, IS
seriously i'll at his home on the Island.
He has been sick for over two weeks.
F. S. Weaver. Of Moundsville; John
c. Palmer and Geo. w. McCleary, of
Wellsburg, were the West Virginians at
the Mcclure yesterday.
Thomas Fleming, Of Moundsville; w.
A. Brost and Chas. w. Barrick, of New
Martinsville; o. C. Childers, of Horse
neck; j. o. Huey and Z. Jacobs, Of
Warrington, and Isaac Andorn, of Fair
mont, were the West Virginia arrivals
at the Behler yesterday.
John A. Hutchinson, of Parkersburg;
D. A. Dorsey and daughter and Miss
Riley Benwood, Of Moundsville, were
the West Virginia arrivals at the Stamm
yesterday.
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NOTES OF THE RIVER.
News of the Boats and Boatmen AlonI
the Ohio.

News of tho Boats and Boatmen Along
the Ohio.
The Scotia was yesterdays Cincinnati
packet, arriving and departing on time
with a good trip.
The keystone State lor Pittsburg,
oud the Congo for Cincinnati are the
big packets scheduled for to-day, but II
probable that neither boat will arrive
on account of the heavy floating ice in
the river. The Congo has not yet gone
up.
The Fay S. is laid up at Bellaire, on
account Of the floating ice.
The marks on the landing at midnight
showed feet inches Of water in the
channel and falling.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-10
EnlarrInr. Improving and Advancing.

The announcement was made for the
first time to-day that George NJ. Shook
& Co. had completed arrangements for
a continuous store room to Market
street. To bring about this desirable
end the enterprising firm OF Shook & Co.
have leased the store room No. 11l4
Main and the store room No. Ills Mar
ke: streets These two last rooms are
Immediately on line with each other.
and will give them their Market street
entrance. AS soon as the present les
secs vaeate, the work Of. changing and
improving the premises Will be COM
menced. and when the three rooms are
occupied the firm will have larger
floor space than any house in the State.
These engagements and improvements
are all made necessary by their growing
trade.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-10
HE WAS KIDNAPPED.
TROUBLE LIKELY TO GROW OUT OF THE
ARREST OF NIKE MORRINL,
BE Was Taken by Force 10 Ohio, Certificate o.
Deposit for $500 Taken From Him, and Then
Turned LOose-It Was Simple Civil
Suit for a Board Bll-An
Investigation Ordered.
The REGISTER OF yesterday morning
the following item;


contained the following item;
"An italian named Mike Morrini was arrest
ed by Officer Scally near the Top mill yester-
Mt. Pleasant, o on charge OF obtaining 500
by false pretenses. The Italians wife followed
her husband over the river in her bare feet
abandoning her infant child. Officer Scally
had to hunt up another woman 70 take care OF
the babe"
1t is altogether probable that this ar
rest will lead to trouble for some one,
it having developed into a regular
case OF kidnapping. Morrini is not an
Italian, but an Austrian, and he did not
obtain money under false pretenses, as
was alleged on Friday, but had the mis-
fortune TO owe board bill OF about SIS,
out near Mt. Pleasant, where he worked
recently.
When Constable McMasters came
over TO the city, he asked Officer Scally
to accompany him to Morrini'S house,
as he wanted to make an arrest, and the
officer, after reporting the request to
the City Hall, and obtaining permission
from the Lieutenant on duty, accompa-
MED the Constable, who was armed
| with q warrant.
Morrini's wife was sick in bed, and
her husband was fixing some food for
the babe when the officers arrived.
McMasters grabbed his man, and dis
pite his protests, put handouts on him,
and took him off TO the ferryboat and
across the river to Ohio, without the
formality Of requisition or anything
else. Morrini's wife was naturally
alarmed at these summary proceedings,
and jumping out Of bed, very thinly
clad, she followed her husband and the
officer through the snow in her bare
feet, TO and across the river. The
babe was left alone IN the house, and
Officer Scally got woman in the
neighborhood to look after it.
1t was stated yesterday that on the
Ohio side McMasters searched Morrini
and took from his person certificate OF
deposit upon the German Bank OF this
city for over $500. They then let him
90. Yesterday Morrni told the story Of
his treatment to some Hungarian
friends, the services Of Hon. l.. 5. Jor-
dan was secured, payment of the certiti-
cate was stopped, and then the facts
were laid before Prosecuting Attorney
Howard, who will institute thorough
investigation into the conduct OF Nc
Masters tomorrow afternoon. III the
facts are as alleged, warrant will be
issued for McMasters, and he will be ar
rested in Ohio and brought to this State
on requsition to answer any indict-
ment which may be found against him.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-10
Omeers EIsctod.

The annual meeting OF the local hre ! ln 'l-
sGa1ca Underwriters was hela Ihur -s'-.S:
afternoon. The election OF o1ncerS rSSuI
st as follows: President, Major ), -, " L.
Rodgers; Secretary, A. G. SchaIer' 1 resS'
-rsr, Col r. Riester.
Az the regular meeting Of Pride &, OF
Wheeling Council No ., Daughter OF LIZ
er'v, the following officers were lns'a', -
ta- the term: C., Ida Beoout' A -
Nate Potter: V. C., Mary LetzAus', ~, a. '.
T., Mary Meek: Guide, Agnes S 9uus :
Secretary, =. n Ferrel, ASSISTANT So $50
Ary, Mary Degant; /. ,. IL hee''s'
A. Bebout: Trustee, Sarah Darrah; or
gal-sl Cora TAYLOR
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-10

On Friday boys we're coasting ao ',
Twelfth street, making the sidewalks
ugs-te Tor pedestrians. 4 lady liYl9s
on that street, il is alleged, opened the
front gate and held it in that position
ylrpOseiy 10 allow a sled To strike IT.
A small boy on a sled struck the SaCe'
and bad a limb fractured. while tue
lady, according 70 the story toiu "
those who witnessed the affair, SIMPLY
laughed st him. The unfortunate iao
lives on the South Side, but his name
could not be ascertained.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-10
CLOAK BARGAINS

Fine Imported Bedford Cord Jackets
from five TO ten dollars Below Cost.
Fine Imported 40-inch long Cloth Capes
from five to fifteen dollars Below Cost.
Fine Alaska Seal skin Jackets from
twenty-five to fifty dollars Below Cost.
Fine Imported 3i-inch long Jackets from
five to ten dollars Below Cost.
Fine Cloth Newmarkets from five to tif-
teen dollars Below Cost
Fine Stokinet Jackets at less than HALF
Prices.
All Children's Cloaks below cost
Odds in CloaIls at almost any price you
choose to pay.
Our prices on Cloaks are the lowest
GEO. n. SHOOK s CO.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-10

BAD DRAINAGE causes much sickness,
and bad blood and improper action OF
the liver and kidneys is bad drainage 10
the human system, which Burdock
Blood Bitters remedy.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-10
DESUMED BUSINESS.

ID ESUMED BUSINESS.
IL Thanks TO Judge Cochran aud supt.
EAyrs. who have kindly rendered US tbs use OF
room in the new freight depot OF the W. I. x
3. Co, 10 carry on our business in until our old
stand is rebuilt, we will stock u o and resume
today We invite our old patrons and all the
public to come in or call Us by telephone for
anything they mGS want in our line. With
thanks for past fGyers we ask for contlnu-
.nce, KIMBERLY DAVIS.
90