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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-28
.NESBITT & DEVINE,
1888 Market Street. aplg
FOR SAIE.


A brick residence on Fifteenth street, $780,
No, - Vermont street, frame.
No, 80 Forth Huron street, frame,
No. 63 Seventeenth street, bTlcS
No. G5 Seventeenth street, brick
No. 81 Seventeenth street. brlCS.
No, o. Seventeenth street, brick.
No. 2207 Chnplino street, brick.
No. 1922 Market street, frame building four
rooms. $1,000
A very desirable country residence IN Pleas
ant Valley, on the National roRd.
No 81 North Front Street, lot 6OSlJ0 fec.
No. 20 North Front street, lot DSlO) fest
No. 2i07 Eotr street brick five rooms
No. 1907 Alley II, fraIuO five rooms
No, l06 North Front street lot 6OxIOO feet
No. 9S6 Main street, b rick, nine rooms.
No. III Fourteenth street, brick lot SOXleO feet
No. North Penn street, frame. lot 40xlD feet
No l05 Zane street, brick dwelling.
Fine building lots In Pleasant Valley.
storeroom and dwelling corner Eighteenth
and Woods street
Building lots in Lcathcrwood.
FOR RENT
No "a Virginia street six rooms and bath.
a fine residence with largo grounds, furnished,
for the summer.
No. 1907 Chapline street. eight rooms
No. 20 North Front street. seven rooms
No. Virginia street, brick.
No. 1914 Market street, office rooms
No. 81 South Pom street. frame,
six.roomed house corner New Jersey and
Ontario streets, April Is.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-28
FOR SALE.


Seven rooms and attic on sixteenth street,
finely finished. bath. hot and cold water. Side
entrance. New house, FOurfo0med house In
the rear. Good investment. Cheap.
Slx.roomed house on Fourteenth street. Water
and gas In tho house. Good location Cheap.
Slx.roOmed house. North York street, cheap at
$780, River view.
Three.roomed house at Elm Grove, lot 05x105.
at 500. Very cheap. Easy terms
Fourroomed house on Delaware street, lot
25xlC0 Price 1900. Easy terms.
Four.roomed house on North Huron street. al
$1,000 Good lot.
New house. seven rooms, bath, laundry. cellar
and attic, on WabashstreCt near Zane, lot 9Oxl0O,
at $780,
Flyc.roomed now house on McCulloch street,
lot 3Oxl9O, at $1,000
Six.roomed house on South broadway. lot
37Xl20. Cheap at $500.
Flye.roOmed new house ut Elm Grove, LOT
6Jxl5J Price $1,000 Easy terms
Einoroomod brick, corner Fifteenth and
Jacob streets, all conyenlencoi. Price 1850.
Sweeney Foundry Lots, fronting on Chapllno,
Twenty seventh and Fol streets. Splendid lots
for business and residence houses.
Lots OF different sizoi In all parts OF tho city.
Call and see us before you buy.
ROLF & ZANE,
ap2l Telephone 5CJ. 1927 Market Street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-28
REAL ESTATE.
FOR S A LR,

Fine located business property, !Etnaye.
eight rooms and store T0omi terms elsv.
House OF five rooms and stable, 2Oi Eighteenth
House, 8 rooms. with full lot, east end OF
Twelfth street, Si95; half cash,
House, rooms, EO!f street, Centre Wheeling,
House, rooms and stable, Eighteenth street,
s. 300
Three lots in Park View, cheap
One.half lot, MCColloCh street, Centre Wheel
ing. $500
Fine suburban property two miles, from tho
city five minutes walk from motor line, new,
with all modern improvements Cheap.
Lots on CAldwelrs run $40 each.
Fine Farm OF lil acres on National road, niue
miles east OF city OH easy terms
Farm OF 40 acres. four miles north OF city. VIII
make good dairy farm,
House, 10 rooms, fifteenth street. With mod
ern improvements
House SroomS, Sixteenth street 5000.
House, rooms, Charles street, Centre Wheel
Ing $3.50.
House, rooms. Twenty.third street, kl,?Ol
House, rooms, North Market street Sl5ll
Business property on Market street at modef'
ate price.
Small house and half lot, Jacob street. Centre
Wheeling, on easy terms, $500.
Lots at east end OF Twenty'third street on
ons.halfiot on ChaplIrs street. Sixth wa'L
500.
one OF the boN Misunderstanding sites la thu
city, fronting on two railroads.
500, 81, 100 and $500 to loan on city properly
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-28

SIMMONS Liver Regulator has novor
been known 10 fail to cure sick head.
achO.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-28

"BELMONT BOCKr will mike II, ANAL
boy 70 the public on satutday aud Monday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-28

SIMMONS Liver Regulator has never
failed to relieve costiveness, and blind
or bleeding piles.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-28
WANTED.

NTANTED-YOUNG MAN FOR
w office work. Must be quick at figures and
wrltegood hand Address ", this office. Gp2Io
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-28
FOO RENT.

EoR PENTHOUSE NO. 100 FIF.
L. TENTH street, containing eight rooms.
Inquire at 10! Fifteenth street apps"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-28
RINEHART g. TATUM,
Room Q, City Bank Building.
Telephone 2la npil
FOB s ALE!

Three houses on South Penn street
-Four houses on South Huron street
Two houses oil North Huron street
-Four houses on North York street.
One house on South York street.
Three houses OIL South Front street.
One house on North Front street.
One house on North Wabash street.
One house on South Wabash street
Two houses on Maryland street
Two houses on Kentucky street
Two houses OIL Virginia street.
One house on Ohio street
ono house on Florida street.
Five houses on South broadway street.
Two houses on North Erie street.
BUILDING LOTS
Building lots all over the city at prices to suit
purchaser.
Lots in Elm Grove McNIpchen. Glendale,
Moundsyille aud other property not mentioned
IN this list
FOR RENT-Houses of all sizes and different!
locations
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-28

FoR RENT-DURING THE FAIR,
IL four nicely furnished rooms All con
venlences, good location. Terms reasonable
Address LLOYD L. JAMES, No. IOl Z. Forty.slxth
street. Chicago. Illinois apl7Mwstwy
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-28
REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE.
Renl Estnto at Rock. LOTION Prices.

Real Estate Mt Rock-BottOm Prices.
New six.roomed house at C5 Zane street, 81. 900.
Modern soven.roomed dwelling ll6 South
Front street. $1,000
a hrstclaSs flvc.roomcd house, 1888 Virginia
street. Salbl
Two almost new fveroomed houses on Yer
mont street, Just one square from new bridge.
They always rent 10 a good class Of tenants and
will paw as an Investment, at $500,
Elevenroomed brick house and stable in the
rear, northeast corner Of Twenty.slxth and Eoil
streets, $500.
BUILDING LOTS.
$40 for thlrty.ioot lot on North Huron street,
High ground, paved street street car line,
Residence lois out the pike. Nothing better
In Ohio county
Cheap lots In all parts ri the city.
c. Q. SNITH,
APPS 1920 Market street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-28

DOR RENT-STOREROoM, sUITA-
IL BILE for hardware or Wholesale grocery
Hanover street Martins Ferry. Inquire OF Com.
mercinl Bnnk. Mnrilnls Forty. Ohio np1l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-28

NN0 LET-IN PITTSBURGH-0NE
L scyenroomed dwelling, with bath, in II
healthy location, with largo lot GOXiJ0 Rent
moderate to good tenant Enquire OF J. W,
THOMPSON, 800 Penn avenue Pittsburgh, Pa.
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FINK & BROWN,
Telephone Gs7 Emrol llis Market s,,oos
FOR SALE.

Cottage No. % Zane street. lot 3Oxl2o PrIco,
81 $50 Very cheap.
Brick house and store room, natural gas lot
47Nl0j. Etnnvlle, Ohio
House and lot 4OSl0O, six rooms bath room
and laundry natural gRs. Kirliwood, Ohio.
Lot iixll0, Zane Street,
Lot30Xil9 North Huron street
-Four lots on North Huron street
One lot on North Wabash street
One lot on North Indiana street.
Ono lot on South Front street
Two lots on North York street.
one lot, North York street. S5xls). river view
Four.roomed cottage, Martins Forty.
Ono brick house No, 527 North Maln street.
one house ind lot, 61xiDJ, North Front street
One house mud lot. 70SilO. North Trout street
FlvcroOmed house on Erio street
one lot, i0xi00 Moundsvlllu.
FOlir.roomed house on Virginia strCOt
ElghtrOOmCd house OH Vlrglnil street
SeYon.fOOmed house on s. York street, GOXl1,
Ono lot In RObinson's addition, 8 broadway
nchalf lot on South Wabash street
Six lots, South York street, (NntCrs addition
one house and lot $. DtoadwAy (st l'uGe'
chRpCN.
Onohotcl aud several iarns. Sutton, " Va
All OF the nboye property will be sold VERY
ChGhp. WE CHARGE ONLY ONE PER CENT
MONEY TO LOAN-,From 500 to $1,000 on
FIRST mortgage real estate
JONES & WILLIAMS,
Renl Estnto Agents md CollCuiorV NotarteJ Pub
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-28

VNI ANIED-SITUATl0N AS TRAY
wv FLING companion, matron or office as
SlstRnt, by respectable mlddle,lged woman.
Reference exchanged BoN ZIG, Bridgeport,
Ohio, ap2l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-28

w OIL AND GAS TERRITORY.
] wish 10 purchase oil and gas territory and
ence solicited GEO GILLMoR Room 4O5-iO6
FNrEnson BLOCK. Pittsbnrgh. Pa. ap9la
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-28

CITUATION WANTED FOR YOUNG
~ lady stenographer competent aud Gucr'
getic, BUSINESS EXCHANGE, lll2 Main street,
j. H. Clark, Manager apl9
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TWO USEFUL MEN, NIGHT HOTEL
l. porter, walters, Cnnvasser. collector. for
the city, BUSINESS EXCHANGE, lli2 Main
ELreeL. ]. u Clark. Manager. anlY
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-07-14
FOUND A BURGLAR At WORK
Exciting Experience of Mrs. Dudbridge
and Daughter with q Marauder.
The Latter Almost Stepped Upon the Crouch
ing Thief-Be Succeeded in Max
Ing Good His Escape.

The experience which Mrs. Dudbridg &c and
her daughter. Mrs. job Oxenford. of No.
POI North Pennsylvania street, had with q
daring burglar. last night. will not soon be
forgotten by them rs the most narrowing
OF their lives. The Dudbritge home is OPP
posite University Park. and in close
proximity to an electric light which
shines quite brilliantly upon the south side
of the house. where tue burglar entered.
The ladies were alone until midnight. last
night. and retired to bed about1l:S0 O'clock.
Mrs. Dudbridge. on account of the excessive
heat. did not 20 upstairs, but reolined
upon O sofa in the sittlng-rOom. bile her
daughter occupied a room IN the rear of
the house.
.Just before midni Rht the elder lady was
awakened from sound sleep by q slight
noise at the south window. and, her mind
revertlng to the numerous burglaries
OF the past few weeks. she grew
alarmed and called her daughter.
The latter arose. but could detect
not hing unusual about the rooms, and
retired again. Mrs. Dudbridge. nervous
and wide awake, did not close her eyes.
but lay down again with her face toward
the suspicious window. shortly she was
rewarded by the sound of @ soft football,
and was horrihed 10 soc q strange man
stealthily cross the room IN the full
glare of the electric light which
shOne through the window. At the same
moment Mrs. Oxenford came from her
room. and. without noticing the agitation
of her mother. almost stepped upon the
crouching figure of the burglar as he FUN
Dlod at the window blinds.
The startled woman fell back and
screamed rs the thief pushed open the
blinds and sprang out. l.. b. Dndbridce,
brother of Mrs. 0xenfOrd. had entered the
yard and vas in the act of inserting his
night-key in the front door when
he heard his sisters terrified
Exclamation He rushed into the
yard in time to see the man speed east on
Vermont street The fellow Is described
as being young and email of stature. lie
had entered the house by pryIng open the
blinds, and had gone through tho upstairs
rooms. and was preparing TO leave when
discovered. So far ~ the family oouii as
certain last night nothing was missing.
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THE KEENks IN LUCK.

Domino Wins the Hyde Park Stakes-New-
ron Isuns Two Mites in 3:e5 liz.
CHICAGO. July 13--Jsmes X. and Z +.
Keene lost che American Derby, Will it's
$4,000 prize. but they have taken away
e43. coo with three starts ct the Washington
Park track. ST. Leonards. second in the
Derby. Melted them $1,000; Ell TELEGRAPH
won $4,000 In the Worlds Fair stake. and
to-day Domino captured the Hyde Park
stakes. worth TO the winner about s16. COO.
The California colt. Peter the Great. was
second. and Ed Corrignn's Vassal third; FL
TELEGRAPH finishing fourth. Domino won
without any apparent urging. taking the
lead At the half and never releasing Ii.
Ten thousand people were at the track.
dawn out not more by the stake than by
che = mile race. Fayorites won the two
first o.cnts. Pedestrian In the second beat
ing the track record &c six fu%rlongs, with
~ pounds up. This horse. which belongs
TO Eugene Leigh has won four straight
sprintiDg events and is the best short-dis-
tanoe horse on the track. With Taral rid =
ing Domino and SiInms on I'll TELEGRAPH.
the keene pair was installed almost pro-
bIbitive favoritfs at / TO b. Considerable
money vas placed on eter the Great. The
latter got of IN the lead and held lt almost
TO the half. where Domino went to the
front aud stay ed there To the end. Peter
the Great raced along in second place TO
the end, vainly trying To catch up. being d.
length behind at the finish. Vassel i'm
proved his position steadily and was n good
third. Tbs time for the six fnrlongs was
lii nat The two-mile race. WHOM closed
the days Sport. aroused great interest. and
resulted IN a new record By Newton the
time being 3:25l3 while the best previous
performance IN q race was by Wildmore.
in 1sS2, IN 3:2S. Ten Broeok made the dis
tance in q trial against time in 3:27a. Old
Ormie led during the first mile. then YER
sntile took it MP and kept in front TO the
three-quarters. where Newton went for
ward and was never headed. winning east
~ by two Iengths. Summaries:
First Race-Purse. $40; one mile. First
Ward won; Koko second. AIdebaran third.
Time, 1:42.
Second Race-Purse. 500: six ~furlongs.
Pedestrian won; Anna Mayes second. Issie
q. third. Time. 1:13a.
Third Rsce-Hyde Park stakes; for two
yesr-olds; IS. COO added; six furlongs. ID. X.
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CAUSED BY A GLASS OF ALE.
Trial of A. A. Shaw. of Richmond, Who
Shot q Smart Colored Youth.

Trial Of A. A. Shaw. of Richmond, Who
Shot q Smart Colored Youth.
Specisi 10 the Indianapolis Journal.
WINCHESTER, Ind, July 1S.-The case
AGAINST A. A. Shaw. charged with shooting
with intent 10 kill Tom Watkins, colored.
began in the Circuit Court here Wednes-
day morning. with ex-Supreme Judge Nc
Bride on the bench. On the night OF Jan.
% shaw and Watkins were at the saloon of
BUD Irwin. in this city. Shaw had bought
a glass of ale. and. while he turned to
speak to q friend, Watkins picked
up the ale and, in q spiris of
fun, said he would drink it.
Shaw said drink il and I'll shoot you"
Watkins began TO drink and shaw TO shoot.
One ball penetrated the right cheek and q
second the right ear and head back of the
ear. Watkins finally got we'll. and In q
civil suit for 5000 damages recovered
$1,000. Shortly after the shooting Shaw
was taken TO the private sanitarium of DR..
Fletcher. who to-day appeared for the
defense and gave expert testimony in
case. The theory Of the defense is insan-
ity. produce by long-oontinued and ex-
cessive drinking. Judge Fox. of Rich
mond. Is assisting in the defense of the
case. which is being hotly contested.
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RUINED BY RECKLESS son
Treasurer j. X. Armstrong, of Upton
County, Found to Be a Defaulter.
Ills Deputy Son. in Jail for Embezzlemsnt-
Trial of A. A. Shaw at Winchester for Sheet
ing q Colored Youth-0ther State News.
AN INDEPENDENT OFFICER.

Defsuiting Treasurer of Upton County Didn'e
Want To Show His Accounts.
spe cisl to the Indianapolis Journal.
TIPToN, Ind. July 13.-The people Of
Upton county were thrown into q state OF
wild excitement yesterday by the an
nouncement that County Treasurer j. X.
Armstrong was o defaulter in q sum ap-
proximsted all the way from ga. 600 to $780,
600. This morning the bOndsmen attempt
ed to get q statement from the treasurer.
but he was obstinate. and refused to give
them any satisfaction. further than to as
sure them that everything was all right.
They refused to be comforted by mere
statements, and this afternoon they caused
the arrest of Deputy Treasurer Cal Arm
strong on the charge of embezzling $4,000
of the courthouse funds. He was bound
over in the sum of $40. 600. and. failing I'D
give bond. was lodged In Jail.
1t has been known for the last several
months that there was something wrong
and several efforts were made to get q
statement, but to NO avail. The deputy
claims that he has S23. 600 In notes belong
ing to the county that will Offset the short
age. but he refuses TO show the notes or
tell whose names are on them. 1t was dis
covered that one note of $4,000 was held.
without security, given by q worthless and
trifling brother OF the deputy. Other notes
are presumed to be as worthless. Two
years ago the Upton Advocate, the Re-
publican newspaper of this city, exposed
the r~ottenness of the treasurer's office and
warned the bondsmen against q defalca-
tiOn. but they took no need and now they
are called upon in the sum of about $1,000
each to meet the deficit. The Advocate
made q relentless warfare on them. but the
rOck-ribbed Democrats stood by she treas
urer and reelected him TO the Office. Fiji
teen years ago an exposure was made or
the corrupt condition of county affairs, and
the Republicans made such a vigorous can
vass on the issue that the Democratic ma
jority was reduced more than One-half.
For the last few years they have been gain
ing siren 9Th, and the results are that
county affairs have again got into corrupt
hands, and the finances are in a deplOrable
condition. 1t Is feared that the defalca-
tion Will seriously interfere with tee con-
struction of the courthouse, which ia now
|, we'll under beadway.
Treasurer Armstrong; term expires Aug.
II. The shortage became known Dy his
refusal TO pay an $4,000 warrant in favor
of Peary * Morgan. who are building the
$50. 600 courthouse here. There is much
blame attached TO the treasurer for his
overoonfidenoe in his son and deputy, Cal
win Armstrong. who has been living q very
gay life and playing all the races from CHI
cago TO ST. Louis. There are twenty-four
bondsmen, twenty of whom are RESPONSE
ble-
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LOReeA bY Fire.

LoGANsPoRT. July l3.-The main brick
buildings of the Logansport Woodwork
Manufacturing Company were burned at
3 o'clock this afternoon. A large quantity
of material was also burned in the yards.
The loss is estimated at $50. 600: insurance,
$685. O0. The plant was Idle for two weeks
on account of the financial string cncy. and
the fire, which started in the lumber and
Roadway.
LAPORTE. Ind. July 13.-An incendiary
fire destroyed the storage house of Lorig,
Weber d Co, an extensive milling firm Of
THE city. early this morning. Nearly five
hundred barrels of flour we're ruined by
smoke and water. Loss. $4,000; fully IN.
6urcQ.
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War I'm Stamina

SYDNEY, N. S. W., July lathe latest
Samoan advices. dated July Z, show that
active hostilities rave broken out between
the natives who support King Malietoa
and the adherents Of Chief Mataafa. The
opposing factions have each formed q camp
about two miles from Apia, the cspithl. and
occasionally OCCUR. The Kings
forces are numerically stronger than the
supporters of Chief Matasfa. but the latter
have the better arms. Both leaders refuse
to hold any district neutral.
The LAST Samoan mail contains reports of
the outbreak Of hOstilities. The first blood
was shed while Malietoa was marching on
Malice. He captured a rebel outpost after
q short fight. HIS followers now outnum-
Der the rebels FIVE to one. Many of the reb-
els have deserted Tohm. Apia is feverisbly
exalted.
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CLOTURE APPLIED AGAIN
Several More Clauses of the H0me.Rnle
Bill Rushed Through the Commons.
Tories Desert the House in a BOdy-Wars 10
Honduras, Samoa aud Siam-A Victory
for Capr;vi and the Kaiser.

LONDON. July ID between Q and 10
O'Clock tonight the galleries OF the House
of Commons were crowded with persons
eager to watch the work of the govern
meng in forcing through Clauses 9, Is. 10.
q. %. "a. 25 and &c of the home-rule bill.
The peers gallery was filled even earlier.
Conspicuous among the visitors was Will
liam Lecky. At 10 O'Clock Chairman Mellor
applied the closure to the debate on an
amendment proposing the omission of the
'in-and-out" provision, which forbids Irish
members of the imperial Parliament to vote
on certain questions. The closure was car
ried by a vote of 325 TO 29S, amid loud OPPOSE
ton cheers. Clause 9. whioh provides for
the representation in Parliament of Irish
counties and %borOughs, was then adopted
by a vote of $40 to 2l7.
As Chairman Mellor proceeded to put the
question on Clause 10. the first OF the imam
cial clauses. the Conservatives after cheer
ing derisively, left the House la a BODY.
The governments proposal that the cons
sheraton of Clause 10 be postponed .Sas
then passed by q vote of 35S TO AZ. The
votes on financial Clauses ii 10 IL and ~
and 81 were postponed by almost equally
heavy majurities. BY the time Clause Is,
concerning the powers of the Irish legislat-
i've assembly In matters of money bills and
votes, was reached the boItinR COnserva-
tives had returned. The clause WAS car
rIed by q vote of 1928 to 294.
The following clauses were then rushed
through with maioritIes vary ing from %
to 30. Clause Is. concerning the Irish ex.
chequer judges; Clause %, concerning the
appeals from Irish courts; Clause 2S. con-
corning provision for the decision of con-
stitutional questions: Clause 81. concerning
the office of Lord Lieutensnt: Clause %. con-
corning the use of crown lands by the Irish
Governments; Clause &c, concerning she
tenure of future Judges.
To morrow the House in committee Will
bevIn discussing Clause %. which. with the
thirteen following clauses, must be got on:
of the way between 10 o'clock and mid
night on next Thursday evening if the gov
programme is TO be executed.
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One Fare for the Round Trip TO Be the Rate
TO Chicago from all Points.
special to the Indianapolis journal.

special 10 the Indianapolis Journal.
CHICAGO. July la-On and after July
Is the Big Fou will make rates to Chicago
of one fare for the round trip from every
point on it's system. Tickets at this rate
will be good every day and on any regular
or special passenger train. This vas an.
nounced late this evening. Every compet
ing line declares that it will meet the
rates. Thus establishes the half-rate bust
ness from she large Eastern and Southern
territory.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-07-14
Retail Clerks Eject Omcers.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. July 13.-The con.
vention of the National Retail Clerks Pro-
tective Association to-day elected the fol-
lowing officers: +. 7. FItzwill,ams.
Nashville. president; Weldon Webster,
Logansport. Ind. first vice president; T..
8. Mallory. Cleveland. o., secretary; James
Minor. Danville. ILL.,, treasurer: 4. b.
Loebenberg. Indianapolis. OrganIzer; Miss
Mary Burke. Findlsy. o.. and Harry Mason.
Milwaukee. Wis. members of the execu-
tive board: J.. j. Ryan. 81. Paul. delegate
To the American Federation of Labor.