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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-20

Cotneiius Clark and wife. Mira Strick.
laad. Frci Clark. Frank Clark, Willie
Clark. Mrz Fo9ie. Mrs Men g. Hay
den. t.eorg@ " Thompson. J. T. fhs.mp-
fon. Kate Thompson. Mamie Thompson.
n Il. Browu snd wife add Carl Bsrfsll
30 is4f evening - welt the worlds FAIR
~ ten dsys
Mrs George Psv-y - West Bay City
- viei.nx her mother and -istsr On the
west e. - She eiil lesve sOr leui~on
Park All Ottaws Beach - occupy her
cutfagt he remainder - the season.
~. = CLAW Todd - iE Chicago visit
~ he 4orii- fair and viii meet hi=
htfie daughter aud frieacis from View
Orleans lie wiu return Monday.
Juiy a.
y NJ Brhigmsn'. famiiy lef' The
city Wednesday tor highland Fsrk-
After short vacatiou a The resort they
vii ts<e thc tost Tor Chicago b VISIT
TIE eorids lair
r. r Wills has tssen a position a.
travelling axant With the Iemfsn a
Wheeler c,lrnrs,nv tie f.Vnieriy repre-
esntrd fIaWkin- 60.
Price Siawssn has re~igusd his posi-
tbin rtfb Gardner 8 Basier. a. tase the
STATE sxrscy for the Ns~ York t'zss
cnlpRny
ars A " Hexstt q Maiden. Nse~s
chus~tfs = sieitieR Nr AMI Mrs n. \.
lsmos q N ~ Nrsiiecn svenue.
p~pafv Register e pee.is Frsrk O.
f9thla niI sFenf she hslenr- ~ tbe
seek IN Chicseo sta hi- family.
eksr.ne :. rrreks - sh@ sFii'sack
rrsssie lefi yesterday fcr The esrld
fai- Hs ~ifs sefeupsa is-f hira.
I,na sn.i Marguerite fkiran are visit
ire ne xorld's fair
Ea t.a.fy sni III Ncssair. isff 49,
teriiay PC a4,sE.A
Ms Psn.ss Parker 81 yesfertsT tos
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-20

t;axret IiraAaeis. an empioys of & r
Soaftz. had narrow escape from
death Yesterday morning near the cor,
peF q Waterloo and Munroe streets hy
being fhrosa frem oig load 81 ium,
bes. Tho acrileat was caused by tho
breaking q al asle 81 the wagon.
Judge seyerens. Casted States At
turnes Fsiner aud Marshal Clarke re
turned fron Marquette yesterday where
tney had been attending q term ~ tns
tait.,d states court The United states
coert here will open next Tuesday.
The 9arm weather scarcity OF hard
tsa. such as perch pike. plckeral. etc.
- becoming noticeaDle IN the local
market Daring warm weather this
class q fsh 20 toto deep water where 1t
l. ainls. impossible - catch them.
Il " Taylor. painter ~ years OIL.
bad serious ATTACK "a painters collie
Last evening aud was taken % his home
bear the Greenwood cemetery in the
city ambulance. lie was attended 10y
Dr. Appiey.
break camp today aud return 20 the
cfty They have spent two weeks at
5.f.watsr Ak. aud have had an enjoy
.he party
Mis- Emma Long. daughter u Mai.
W Long sprained her ankle Tuesday
evening While alightins FROM a car at
North Park. She was taken to her
fsth-r's apartments az the soldiers
home
FTei II Bal hid IN the grocery stock
a "A. T,mm.r. which vas sold az cha'tel
mortgages safe Last "Wednesday. as tr as
Zee for the Ball. Barnhsft Putnam Go.
and the Oiney & Jud-9n grocery Go.
l.. c. Dunton has begun suit t. eject
A l. Livingston from the building he
na@ occupies 90 Lyon street Nj. Dun
ton owns the building aud claims Mr..
Livingston does not pay hrs rent
Thirty four crntcs % eartheBvarc for
H. ieonarc's sons q Co. snd 80 boxes
- Tn plate Tor the Bisseil carpet
sweeper company we're cleared az the
customs houss yesterday.
The committee on justice and shcr II =
bills snd tbs committee GA claims and
accounts - tho board 20 supervisors
net yesterday IA special session To al
iusf batch u eiaimA
Attorney Frank Wsgent will tile ball
of complaint IA the circuit court this
morning for Joseph gilbert against
flla Callert asking for a divorce 90 the
ground * cruelty.
The police patrol wagon gathered in
saur trsmps yesterday noon. who were
holding high carnival in a box car rear
the nex straw goods works. near ths ID.
a a Junction
The patent oficc has issued letters
patent % = new parior game H. terds-
nsnd Petersen. the patentee. of this
city.
We give much attention b. detsils.
Baxter steam laundry can give you do
nestle flash n you desire.
Workbench began laying water mains
In kiehard terrace yesterday morning
The street cont is~iouers are making
needed repairs IN Wealthy avenue.
Attebd the lasn fete tonight Tor the
benefit = ths Children's Home,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-20

Once more attention il called to the
fact that the Children's Home Society
viii hold lawn fete on the grounds AL
ner OF Wealthy and Paris avenues.
Thursday. July ~. beginning at 4
o'clock p. m- The women are unsparine
in labor TO make the entertainment
worthy Of the cause. Don't fail TO at
tend You will be we'll repaid in enjoy
mcnt and the thought that you have
helped to contribute to ease the suffer
ing 81 the fever stricken little ones in
in the home and help defray the ex-
pense for extra nurses-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-20
Corbiu.Rtce.

A quiet wedding took place Tuesday
evening. July II. at No. Il Caledonia
street. the home % Mr.. and Mrs Jesse
4. Rice. Their daughter. Lulu May
Ricc. was married 10 George W. Corbin
OF this city. The ceremony was per
formed by the Rev. j. L. Hustled IN the
presence II few friends Mr. and Mrs
Corbin expect To leave in few days for
Ohio. where they will make their future
home
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-20

. fsU ueshS viuis - nnrshsep nScAlesn
rseoseA
Mns Frsnkis Hosg u Big Rapids
called "a frisods hsxs ysstsssssy GA -
return fsoua the vorids FAIR
Ma Hsssy Crsswsn s.lssnsd lass
sssnsng fsum HauingeDa, vtese - -
bosn visising her paesoeA
Z J. ussrsck has lnnssd ~ Coleman
eossnes g OttAwa heach an4 moved his
hni1y shsss yss1sedsy-
Ni~ Ems DSshm1n kas returned from
. shres vsshi sisis With fSissds u
Mxuhal
W. n. Bssnss and family of South
unioa stssss are - ,udlng The week IN
Chicago
Mr. and Nra IA Gin have gone %
Chicago to remain tvo vsekA
Otto Kuesrhs and sistsss have ~
turned hon the worlds fair.
julia Minton viii spsad the nsst tea
days in Chicago
John Ncksasis hassoos 10 the worlds
fair.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-20

Gerrit Roos. No. - Coldbrook street,
measles; Grace Pangbourne. No -
Wenham avenue. measles; Myrtle Tay
Van Kovercn, No. 3Di Alpine avenue.
measles; Mary and Max Moon. No. TIC
Sederson avenue, measles; Bessie Nor
ton. No. - Colfax street. measles; Net
tie Rahlman. No. A. Carrier street. scar
let fever: Reckie Potsna. No. Sd West
Leonard street. typhoid fever.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-20

terusctSsa - Tsyios ssseek sed NJ.
Auekuzoo pns Euona est Hi he2a
struck sUs1nss s'srbsseH,s snd h3s scalp
sss Gus open- A ph.sessn vss ss.a
nonsd and the spund ~. dressed. after
vhich The ln1oseai man Uas takea ~ his
home. ~ tie onxnsr a. korsh Prospect
and 1e1iids seseoeA he hogss broke
iooes ftoa ~ ssxEiass. which vss
bsoxen " era1snlnts. add ran dovs The
street . the pswpknG stAtaoo. He
erashsd tnto the bolisg rtnn a the 80
tioa - he sid nighk put vss caught
esfoss doing any further damage.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-20

Fire broke out in w. G.. Dennisons
barn yesterday morning. at No. l0s La
grave street. which was thought 70 have
been set by trampe The apparatus
from No. engine house put out the
flames before much damage was done
Two trsmpish looking fellows were
seen in that vicinity shortly before the
fire was discovered.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-20

uOo08 mean Lyceoo Aeeeuu8s ~
The open meeting held BY the Young
Men's Lycsum Tuesday evening in tho
South Congregational church. was at
tended BY seventy i've persons and the
program vas instructive and entertain
ing. A paper by Fred Macy on The
Points 10 be Admired in . Young Mans
Character" Was especially worthy Of
mention and full of good moral lessons.
The piano SOLOS by W. j. Lang and AHA
Watson were well rendered and pleas
ing. Charles Matheson read an apo.ogy
on The Most Fun ! Ever Had in My
Life" and II. II. Pollard. delegate to
the Montreal convention. read = paper
on The Montreal Mob" lie said there
was no mob and the trouble was greatly
exaggerated in the reports sent TO the
Associated Press w. J. CsrIysle gave
his theories Of dealing with the saloon
question and the meeting Is reported 10
be the most successful and instructive
one yet held.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-20

About $50 furniture men attended the
grand testimonial ball at Leland park
last night. The guests carried their
own Japanese lanterns and the band
was more or less imprompiu. The pro
grams were printed in red ink and
everything was picturesluely unconven-
tional- An informal lunch was served
and everybody had bang up time.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-20

Whether on pleasure bent or business,
take on every trip bottle Of Syrup OF
Figs. as it acts moet pleasantly and
efiectually on the kidneys, liver and
bowels. preventing fevers. headaches
and other forms Of sickness For sale
in Zoe and 81 bottles by all leading
druggists. Manufactured by the Cali
fornia Fig Syrup Company only.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-20

A gang ~ tramps has settled down in
the northeast part u town and the mem.
bers have been stealing chickens. dig
gipg potatoes and vegetables. Yesterday
morning the sheriff WAS notified that
the gang vas ia sight and two or three
officers won't out TO catch the tough s.
but they could not he found
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-20

The following doctors have signified
their intention Of cooperating with the
charity organization IN it's work OF inves-
tigating cases: Drs. Hazlewood. Earle.
Rutherford, Hillyer. Motfatt. JOY. Stey-
ems. Welsh and Peterson. Tho society
will be glad To add the name- ~ other
physicians 10 the list The society has
several good nurse girls. for whom they
would like places.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-20

The families of A. vanyleet. II. Hav-
srmann and A. Boerema consisting of
eight persons. are expected To arrive at
the u. q. III. & NJ depot this morning
They reached New York Monday morn.
ing from Amsterdam and intend a. make
their homes ia this city
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-20

The most important business consid-
cred q tho meeting a the chiidren's
honss board Il Msa y A. MossIey's yes
terdxy sfternoon vas the completion oe
arrangsmsnts Coz the lawn fsts 1t Ma
Undsrwood's thu evening. IL wss re-
ported that the vhooping cough pat
icnts are rapidly recovering and that
everything b going on nicely under the
sdministration q the nv matron. Mrs.
AYunnu0
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-20

Up IA date ig1 liquor dealers in the
city have paid the state tar 10 the
county treasurer. While the number las,
year at this time Vas rs. making a dsf
ference m the treasury receipts 81
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-20
Burns Club Annual Ersussion and Psen,e
Tuesday. 1uly az

Steamer Barrett viii leave dock at $40
a m Caies'onsaa games. running.
Jumping. putting the stone. throwing
sieslge. etc. at Churchis Landing Tick
etc Tor round trip. 5o cents Children
under IL PEARS with parents. free. Coed
rossic. Don't miss shis- A good time
H. promised.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-20

Last evening about 10, a. Fred
Auckman xss driving on Colibrook
sfrres. n. horse became frightened
AMI anmsnsgestIe The carriage
colhdesi sith telephone pole at the 10.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-20

The Good Tsnplau have arranged
With the c. X 4 l. rod 10 run a ex.
eussi0a b Hscklsy park August 1 The
Good TsmpinsI temple viii bsdedicated
On that day. 6peeehss viii h msds BY
the Rev. John Z Jackson a this city
and BY Dr.. l. j. BlAnchsnp IL = sx-
Pscsed thss 90 psssons Gill 50 down
from hsseI
AZ the nee4ing IL the Central w. G.
I. u. IN 0ood Templasu' hall this sftsc.
noon srrsngements viii b made for st-
tending the dedication at Hackley
park
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-20
TRAVELLING MEMS EXCURSION
To THE
WORLDS FAIR.

The D.. q. H. 4 NJ. Railway Company
in connection with the Goodrich Line
will give q eeven-dsy excursion 10 Chi
cago. leaving Grand Rapids at : % a. m.
JAY ~. making direct connection at
Grand Haven with Goodrich Line Day
steamer. Tickets good returning up fo
ard including Sunday night. July -.
Fare FOG the round trip only $3.50
Jas. CA~rRsrr. City Agent.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-20

Jelliie- Van der Horning. No. 30 Pow
ers street. Valley City; q. Pierce. No.
29i Indiana street Fair Plains.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-20
ST. loe Rou,. 10 Chicago

Is a popular one. The West Michigan
will sell tickets again july oath. via that
route. at one fare $3.50 good seven
days to return. Trains leave at ID p.
m. and GO p. m Delightful trip by
daylight across Lake Michigan.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-20
WORLD
BEATING
CLEARANC
SALE.
SALE

Injusticcto yourselves
we wish to state that
every bargain quoted
below is strictly as re-
presented.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-20

Beautifni teeth arc q luxury few possess.
We have heard people say thry would give
everything they bad Cor such beautiful teeth ~
ca aud 20 had
The true secret 10 aot - much in the perfect
ness of the teeth in the snow like whisene>s
and tho brilliant polish
All teeth are capable 81 this With prcrer care.
Washes and pastr- shonld fye avoided they
are injurious are also man, ~ ttse rowdsrs~
A properly prepared powder. however. h the
oaly right and perfect thing so cleanse and pre-
serv. the teeth. 1bss w. have sosccs-ied In pro
ducins after much later esnd eaperse- The
formula IL by one 81 tho most noted stsntiss~ OF
81 this country and IL sb@osueeiy perfect.
SAPODE>TA-is the name have stopfrd
for u, and Ne are the exclusive owners ana
manufacturers. We guarantee Ssts-ient~ 10 be
the only perfect 10th powder a. the market.
That IL will prevent decay aud render the teeth
more beautiful with less trouble than any other
preparsticn 20 be had.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-20

Is the safest remedy for all chronic dis
eases. and restores 10 perfect health and
vigor IL suffering from any kind Of de
billty or from sedentiye life. will
meet parties Mt their residences for
treatment and also give instructions in
the method. Address.
ksUIT NYBERG.
Director Swedixh Medico- mechanical.
La care of TBE HERALD.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-20

Mis Cosnlon o( jacksonville will
speak ct the Waterloo street mission TO-
night
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-20

! We sell this week
) 200 Mems Chcviot
! and Cashmere Suits,
: new. stylish goods. all
} sizes, worth $40 and
{ $22, for $3.50. These
5 goods are guaranteed
} $40 and S22 values.
: I75Children' sdouble-
5 breasted Chcviot Suits.
} elegantly made, worth
5 S.. for s.. SO.
5 Mems all wool S. so
: Pants, $I.o8.
{ Mems 75c Negligee
5 Shirts, 25c.
: Mems 75c Under
wear, 26c.
) 4-ply Collars. all
{ styles, &c.
s 4 ply Cuffs, &c.
) And may other bar
: gains. equally as cheap.
5 Who quotes the low
Z est prices?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-05

John sImmons' Dog Struck by = b. 3 {
Engine ut BenWOod.

job SimmonB' Dog STUCK " "
Engine ut Benwood.
Ordinarily the death Of q dog Is moi a
matter to move a community greatly,
but a canine was practically wiped out
Of existence yesterday which VIII DC
regretted by many persons in this city.
The dog referred to was the little
black animal whieh for many q year
had led John Simmons, the blind matcn
seller, safely through the streets OF this
city, the unusual canine intelligence Oh
the little animal serving TO always cor
reetly guide the footsteps OF the blind
man. BY the irony of fate, this anil
NAL, equal to leading a human being
at all hours Of the day and night,
was unable TO keep out Of the way OF
a locomotive itself, when allowed q
short period of freedom from restraint,
yesterday, and as a result it was carried
to it's master last night with a broken
back. Yesterday Mr.. Simmons went
down to Benwood, guided by his dog,
and as the animal had been chained all
day long, Mr.. Simmons let him loose Tor
a little while. The animal was on the
B. e o. track when the express train
came along, and the pilot or
the engine struck the dog and
hurled it a considerable distance. The
railroad men knew the dog and picked
it up, and it was taken TO M~inkemllier's
drug store, where DR.. Reefer, the veter-
mary surgeon, was called. He pro-
nounced It's back broken, and stated 1t
could not live.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-05
ANOTHER ACCOUNT OF IT.
Z 7slsorn,n IN ths ReJtstNS.
German shIps Must Hold AIoof.

BERLIN, October 4.-The Cologne
Gazette states that while the foreign
wArships at Rio De Janeiro will not
permit a fresh bombardment OF that
city and have informed the rebel squad
ron that a further bombardment would
be forcibly prevented, the German rep
resentative at Rio and commander OF
the German warships at that port have
received explicit orders TO protect Ger
man interest, but to refrain from TAX
ing any steps which would be equiva-
lent to a military intervention and
likely to be construed as leaning toward
one side or the other.
LONDON, October Acting upon in
structions the Earl OF R~oseberrY, Score
tary Of State for Foreign Affairs, has
wired the commander OF the British
warships at Rio De Janeiro, comforting
upon them discretionary powers 10 the
matter of preventing further mischief
being done by the rebel squadron. 1t
is believed that all the foreign men-of-
wal will act in concert with this object
IN view.
Rio De JANEIRo, October 4-The
commanders Of the British, French,
Italian, American and Portuguese men
of-war here have received dispatches
giving than discretionary power to
take such action as may be necessary In
order TO prevent any further attack on
the city which might endanger the
lives and property Of foreign subjects.
The commanders OF the foreign war
vessels have already acted in this sense
by informing Ddmiral DeMellos that no
attack upon Rio De Janeiro would be
permitted. The German government
alone has ~refrained FROM taking similar
action, on the ground that 1t does not
desire to interfere in a domestic quar-
rpl
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-05
AFTER MANY DAYS.
0JAKEY" JOHNSTON ARRESTED FOR THE JOHN
AUBHR ROBBERY,
Which Occurred Away Back in February, 1892.
Another South Side Robbsry-ASOn Suspected
Of RObbing dis Fathsr-0hsr
Criminal Matters

On the night Of the ninth OF Feb
rnary, 1892, the residence of John Au-
Der, No. 23O6 Market street, was enter
ed by a burglar, in the absence OF Mr..
Auber. The robber drew q revolver on
Mrs. Auber and threatened to shoot her.
and then robbed the house, securing a
gold watch and chain, a breast pin, a
tie pin, two studs, a pair of earrings
and about sixty dollars in cash.
The robbery was quite a mystery for
a time, but evens gradually tended to
show that "Jakey" Johnston was the
thief, aud the officers were instructed
to pick him up, but although john
stou has been about town nearly
all the time, be evaded arrest until yes
terday, when Officer O'Brien found him
and took him before Justice Phillips,
where the warrant for his arrest had
been sworn out. The defendant was
committed to jail for a hearing this az
ternoon at two o'clock.
1t is thought that Johnston had a
hand in another robbery at the same
residence, and this will likely be also
investigated by the Justice.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-05
A YOUNG GIRL ARRESTED.

A young lady was lodged in Jail at
Bridgeport yesterday afternoon, who
had been arrested in U|hrichsville by
Officer Conway on a warrant sworn out
by Miss Rice. who is employed at the
Sherman House. She was charged
with stealing two dresses, a hat and
other articles from two young ladies
who work at the Sherman House. Sad
10 relate, the girl is only a little over
fourteen years old, her name being
MackallSter. Her parents for
merry resided on the Island, but are
now living in Dennison, o. She had
formerly visited at the Sherman House.
She will be tried this morning before
Acting Mayor Clark, Of Bridgeport.
Owing to the girls tender age she Is to
be pitied if the charge Of theft is true.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-05
Both the Yachts are Ready

New YORK, October THE first con-
test Tween the VigIlant and Valkyrie
will take place tomorrow, conditions
permitting. 1t is certain that IL the
weather is at all favorable thousands
upon thousands Of eager enthusiastics
will follow every movement Of the flyers
from the moment they leave their an
chorage until the great races are over
and the yachting supremacy OF the two
nations IS determined. The cup de-
tenders are both ready for the first Of
the races for tho Americas cup. They
are anchored in the Erie basin, and
everything is in ship-shape for one OF
the greatest reces Of It's kind which has
ever taken place.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-05
AMONG THE JUSTICES.

James MCGOWAN and William Fal-
stick were arraigned before Justice
Ankle, yesterday afternoon, for assault
ing Street Car Conductor Tracey, Sun
day night, at Twenty-sixth and Main
streets. Both men were ined a dollar
and costs for making an ARRAY, and Nc
Gowan was fined s. U costs for assault
and battery. Houston Davis, the wit
ness who failed to appear Tuesday, and
for whom a rule was issued, vas fined
s. and costs as q reminder.
Jumbo" Peterson was arraigned be-
fore Justice Gillespy, yesterday, on the
charge OF striking q boy named Pat
Hynes. The charge was dismissed, as
IL was shown the boy was hurt In jump
ing. Peterson was also arraigned for
an assault on the same boy September
nth, and was fined s. and costs.
Joe p. Sweeney was tried on the film
fam charge preferred by James Adams,
and was fned $40 and costs. He took
an appeal.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-05
ADJUSTMENTS.
MAGIC AND MYSTERY.

Powell will produce for the amuse-
ment and instruction Of the patrons OF
the Opera House, Tuesday aud Wednes-
day, October 10th and 18th, some Of the
most marvellous achievements known to
modern times in the realms of unique
prestidigitation, illusory Illustrations,
and spiritualistic phenomena. BY ex-
tending his researches far beyond the
domain of the ordinary magician, sPow-
ell has been able to penetrate the most
hidden secrets Of his art, and will illus
trate the most wonderful feats of the
Orientals, and the theory Of TheosO-
phists OF Mahatma, so that his perform
ance here will be rich in new and won
derful productions. You have never
witnessed anything like the wonderful
entertainment Powell will bring for
YOUR amusement ana delectation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-05
A son SUSPECTED OF ROBBERY.

The two sons Of Edward Barton, who
came to Bellaire from Ravenna, TO learn
the particulars Of their fathers death,
were in the city only a few minutes
yesterday. In conversation with an
officer they talked freely about their
brother being with their father in
S~teubenvIlle when he had $500 in his
possession; and said that the brother
had not q good character. Other re-
marks which they made led the officer
to believe thai they suspected the
brother of getting the money the father
lost: They said that the brother was
obliged to leave home on account OF
some trouble be got into and had been
absent for seven years.