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IT'S EASY TO GET MARRIED.
IT Yeu Don't. the Court Presumss that 70
Dldn't IntHnd To.

IT Yeu Don't, the Court Presumes that You
Didn't IntHnd To.
Caroline Aida Anderson has lost the suit
she brought in the Superior Court to establish
a common law marriage with Magnus Ahl-
berg, an engineer In Maillard's factory. She
averred that in January. 1850, they agreed to
be man and wife. and lived together until n
week before last Christmas, when he left her a
few days before tho birth Of a girl. Ahlberg
married another woman. and had to defend
the case vigorously. because decision against
him practically meant a prosecution for
bigamy He admitted that he had lived with
the woman. but denied tho marriage. He put
in evidence two letters written by her In DIFF
ferent frames Of mind. This was written on
Jan. 10 last, two weeks after the birth OF the
child.
DEAR MAGsUs: Iirust leave Mr. Locandsr to-day. and
go tonight. II yoi want to Inc DO there nt
O clock. II not you viii probably not see me again
alive. - Dear Nagnus. would you not be Kind
have NO pacs ard seems a. II ali doors wsrs close
to me- I am unable to rsy the rent. and she said
me little ALBA
M l'e one some cloths sls a.t been waiting long
or 50 shall nav, mercy with you. You never
ANY any m,tcy wv wsm ne or ne ';s 0ne Now i wi, tg
for it. What do that ysu have mar.
retr am the who must hav. Justice nd nobody
sr' II Won do not 'iothrs for The girl Will
y" at the factory hui viii disgrace you IN the pres
oncs OF al III thc u:Hr.. hSHsNu5hrr MY revenge VIII
me-, s"fHe day aEi 0r SAY wa!tr for opaor.
@" @ a. l@ w5dd " Ike S ' NOV In my .re.. ST s"rs g.
TbtTl avrnte Sut DON'T wan 20 Rstrir with mo
Why doat you 1t womb he better FOR you. II you
VIII ave mo y sum OF money VIII - home and tAko
the chill win rc, besHuAc ! cannot leave her Now
=" i't ". Aiuer Is .umins on sicS every day.
Help me with s0methIns.i A..
The unfortunate posltion Of the plaintiff is
to bo regretted" says Judge McAdam. but
whom parties seriously contemplate marriage
one tn ocats T, tis nov W. ~ h .'iiE III n mi
tho Ia-'ies and thcy rrefor a common law
I.I!rriGea tbpy should take care either to re-
dmce their asreement 20 writing or induce
Wiling friends - witness the obligation. Al
these "a fe-ua.d- ws.o Gisresarded In this
ca-" and tho iarties must ab!ie the conse-
QurncC>.
The default Iy which T.ornnce 7. u .rane
onta.nat Initial 3vnrce from Bcniah G..
Jane and 500 . y"e- ,irn0nv, has been onened
hy l"HzN NcA'H".o On -Lo h"fenCants petition.
Abraham LOWS has obtained an absolute
divorce from hts wife Mary from Judge Nc
Adam.
judge McAdarn has given Minnie Z. Hanley
m ABSOLUTE divorce IRON florrRre Hanley.
whom she married in September, 1856.
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JANIS EURMAH RECAPrURED.
ne is Ono OF the NcSro Convict. Who Re-
Gently Escaped Frop, CroSy HIiI.

James Turman. one OF tho two negro con-
victs who escaped from the Kings county pen,-
tontiary one night couple Of weeks ago. whcr
the two keepers who were supposed to ~
watching the corridors were doing. has bcon
recapturod. Warden Hayes has kept IN tho
search for Furman and his companion Walters
fom tho night OF their flight, and day or two
ago he got track OF the former in Fall River.
Ecepers Hughes and McMnhus were sent 10
Fall River on Thursday, and sterdny the War
den got despatch lr3m thcn that they, weIg on
their way to Crow Hill with Furman. The War
den expects to recapturo Walters in few days.
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VIII Take II nr,ae to i'll. New Parish.

Tho Roy. George Clarke Cox. the rector OF
Christ Church. MdGowood. \. j., has accepted
n call TO st laul's Episeopnl Church at pough-
keere!e. and vii enter UrCn his duties In Sep
temter. Ife was called to Rdgswood three
years ago from Holy Trinity Church OF this
city. where he Was associate rector. lie is .3
years o. age. Ee will tasc 10 his new parish
bride chosen from his present congregation,
Miss NaUie Chapman. tho only daughter OF
Nr. Charles /. ChapGIan. member of tho
Now York -tock Exchange Tho marriage will
take place in August.
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Bailsa to Rid Him OF th. poi,s.m.u.

Theron G. Atwater. who attempted suicide
bs outing his arm. is now considered oonva-
lescent but 10 still confined to his home at All
Lenox avenue. Yesterday he was admitted to
bail In 81, 900 by Justics Burke. on the ground
that the presence OF a policeman In the house
retarded his reecyery. HIS friends say he cut
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r. SUM- eiuh. 1rryrnten, LthATa
Is AarDorher SMITH. Savannah.
Is Oli Dom niuu. CeUCh. Norfolk.
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rs UTiNaaul, DugiG. Boston.
~ ElceisIOr. f-rcy. New Orleans.
Ss Cottage City, Nennett Portland, Ne.
s. Aisenlorn, LEWIS. baltimore.
rs Clks T. Meyer. Hand. Baltimore.
- 'uyAndoEts. Nager. Norfolk.
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For Later arrivals SEQ First Paso.l
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Doblt and Credit.

A Novel. From ts.e German of
GUSTAV FEEYrAG. 9yo, Paper.
GO cents. On HArpar's Frank
lin Square Labrary.'')
A notable work that must Ynnk for con.
siderable period. II not always, among the
leading books OF fiction of tho best class.
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Judith Shakespeare.

A Move. BY WILLIAM BLACK.
Popular Edition. Revised and
Corrected by the Author. Post
Svo, Cloth, 50 cents.
The following vollmcs ot inrpprs Popular
Ed;'ion Of william Blacks hovrs nro ready:
"Yolanlr." Adventures IN "hIr,"" .handon
Bells" Sunrise" "Wh.ta Wings" That
Beaurifu! Wretch" "Th, Iaia y Nlirena"
&c: Three feathers" "Ma!rap Violet"
"Eilmeny." In Silk A,ura," -. Princess
Of Thus." The strange Adventures Of q
Phrrtpa." Daughter a. lIcth." Lady ail-
verlale's Sweetheart" "Ma-ls,d Of Dare"
Green Pastures and r!ccadlliy" otter poI.
un,rs 70 J0tior
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Chicago Hts KatloasI Headquarssrs.

CHICAGO. June la-The National Republican
League In executive committee to-day So
lected Chicago as national headquarters, by q
vote OF ten States for Chicago. four Tor 1t.
Louis; three for Washington. and one for
The sun., 1893-06-17

So Rrgia, from, New York at Hamburg.
81 tOiuUbta, fruir Now FORK. Mt HRmBr:g.
sliudA. from Sew York. at Newrastls
sI Johannes PsHn. from New York at Dartmouth
F. Msssazoit. from New York. Mt ASOnnoGtk.
Is Norge. from Now York. st Copenhagen
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ss Moravil from New York for Hamburg. OF sculy.
IS PrtlAnt from Nyw YORK for Dover of the Lizard.
=, umbrA. from New Io!k for Liverpool. oy BROW
Head,
- Norladc. from New York for Liverpool. passed
FDstnet
6cilly
Is America an. from New York for Rotterdam. on Isle
OF Wight.
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IS Tauric, from Liverpool for New iotx.
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=. Hc'gOI-nd, from Bremen for Ssw York.
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IS GreFory. from Para q: Ne" York.
r. C!ty of kunir, tr5In do" !ile IuI New York.
Sc FGersI BI1uIR.ck. from southampton for Ee'
York.
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Tie Decision of the Court.

A Comedy. by BRANDnR MAT
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This plar was PRODUCED In New York last
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been divorced decide to become reconcied.
The sun., 1893-06-17

A Cornies dsksr's Fatal Fall from ROOD
Charles Boyer. oorniee maker. 43yeArs old.
fell yesterday from tho roof new fiye-story
building at St Nicholas avenue and One Hun
dred and Thirty-hrst street. lust as he had
begun his days work, and was instantly killed.
Ho lived at Third avenue and l52d street.
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DTTD-

DEND-
ABORN.-At his late residence. lis East 3sth ST., at
o'clock NJ. Robert W. Aborn. in Ills sis. rear.
Notice Of funeral her caticr
CAHLl on At Elizabeth. n. j, on iune 10, Helen
Neweomh. tho wife Of William J. Carton.
Funeral notice tomorrow.
DOYIE.-Pa'riok Doyle. In his 10Th year
Funeral will take 1iato trom his late residenos. aol
East 18TH st. on Sunday nt ? T. NJ
hASCHEC k.-on friday, Juno 16. Mary, wife Of
Hubert +. Maschecs.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
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MAR.E2I.Mo.

ELLysON-COfFIN.-on Juno II, At 81. Andrews
Church, 1l7th st. and bIh av., by the Rev. George
r. Van de water, 5. Harry Ellison TO Laura Leake
CONN. both OF New York.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-28
IN THE PoLICE COURT.


An Unusually Large and Interesting
Docket Yesterday.
In the police court yesterday morn
ing the mayor dealt out justice to thir-
teen miscellaneous offenders. Hermann
wicker paid $50 and costs for selling
liquor on Sunday. William shafer, for
resisting Officer Moran in the discharge
OF his duty, was fined so and costs.
Nick Assulta, Tor shooting at the man
who ran away with his parrot, paid 81
and costs. The two McDonaIds, for
fighting, gave up s. and costs each. and
John Elliott and Martin Leonard, on
the same charge, paid the same amount.
Andy Marshall and Charles Maxwell,
for committing nuisance, got 81 and
costs esoh, aud George Miller the same
penalty for disorder, Charles Wagner,
in default OF SO and costs for carrying
concealed metal knuckles, went to the
hill, and Mat Daley got ten days there
in default OF 81 and costs for drunken
ness, aud Huey McGahan, up on the
same charge, fifteen days in default Of
S. aud costs, his being a Sunday drunk,
which comes higher. The total reye-
nue. collected was Sl2l %.
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TIC runernl Of Mrs. 4. rIeu. Jones.

The ISTrLMGENcER yesterday an.
nounced the sad death OF Mrs. j. Nell.
Jones, nee Carrie Harrison. She was
born June Is, 1861. She came here
from Marietta, aud taught in the Lin
coin school six years. She was married
to Prof. Jones December ~, 1888 She
was a beautiful woman, Of singular
gentleness and refinement, aud evinced
universal love for the young which
gave her peculiar advantages as q
teacher. Her funeral will occur to-day,
servicee being neld at her late residence
at 10 a. M, conducted by Rev. Messrs
P. q. Walker and T. A. Scott. The no.
mains will be taken to Marietta, her
former home, for interment. The pail
bearers will be Messrs. ]. Mason Rector,
j. K. Mason, Charles Lee, D. B. II.
steolyard, W. L. Jones and n. L. Dol.
lard
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-28
FIT. HENRY CLUE IMPROVEMENT.
Three plans to be Submitted for Estimates.
m TLos. tI,c OurstInn Unnya

Three Plans to be Submitted for Estimates.
ON These the Question Hangs.
The building committee Of the Fort
Henry Club met last night and Consid.
cred further the three plans submitted
for the proposed extension OF the club
house. Each OF the plans provides for
u handsome addition in the rear facing
on Fourteenth street, and contemplates
in general way the same increased
facilities for the pleasure and con-
venience OF members and their families.
1t was resolved TO submit the three
plans to builders for their estimates.
Tho selection will depend to some OK
tent on the estimated cost OF the inn
proyements. The work will 20 forward
this spring unless there is q strike in
the building line and provided the cost
does not exceed the amount the club is
willing to pay.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-28

Edward Vincent, q coal miner, who
lived with,his father at Glencoe, but
worked In the mine at Franklin, was
crushed to death shortly before noon
yesterday. lie was drawing tho props
In room that had been worked cut,
aud when about all Of them had been
removed the room cayod in and caught
tho young man, crushing him to the
floor beneath tho tons Of falling earth
and stone. 1t required tho services OF n
dozen men to remove tho debris to get
the body out, and then II was not recog.
nisnble, the head being badly crushed
by heavy stones
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-28

From the Pataskala, Ohio, Standard it
is learned that Mrs. Sarah Youmans
Crymble died at her husbands home in
Alexandria, Ohio, March 8, aged g..
She was born in Warren county, N. j.,
and when % years old united with the
Presbyterian church at st. Clairsville,
o. She was the mother OF nine chill
dren. six OF whom survive her, with her
husband. Mr.. Crymbie was formerly u
well.known mail clerk OH the Baltimore
& Ohio, was a justice Of the peace, a
successful stock breeder, and popular
man, who leaves a large number OF
friends in this vicinity, on both sides OF
the river, to sincerely sympathize with
him in his sore bereavement
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-28
SUITS, WAIsTsAND EASTER NEcKWEAR.

That conceived bright minds and shaped by cunning haudG
All the through select and truly elegant Spring Stock
OF kngy handsome aud sparkling novelties that
whsndng their beauty and exquisite style extremely modest price
Nowheren the entire country will you find fuller oght
inviting filled with Fl and good things for the boys
Special prices all this week in Boys Stylish Doubebeasted
snGeased Suits odd Knee either for dress
Kingly Little Partisan Suits Pncey Little Eaton Suits Cute Little
Suits Rash Jersey Suits Lovely Little waists
Blouses to wear with them.
Mothers you'll find everything here that's desirable and stylish for
Boys from the weareng and rough and ready suit to the
vauced and richest novelties and ALL mark you Fair Honest Low
the Lowest Quality for QuayPrices, and mothers wouldn't
trouble you aud look Boys Clothing unless
bit better than will anywhere else Remember
and impress mind that beginning this morning and clear up
till almost the dawn Glorious Easter shall make the Largest
Finest and most Fashionable Display Boys Clothing the history
line DON'T MISS I'll DON'T MISS IT! beautiful wlndow
will tell
Mothers you to be your boy will look we'll the
balance his Confirmation classmates then do not hesitate got his
Confirmation Suit We going cothe nneenthS of them
this Our printed goes with every purchase when
you home you dissatisfied it and your money will
always DO cheerfuIy returned
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-28

Ex.Lioutcuant Of Police John Short,
Of this city, yesterday received from
Capt John Bohnhrlh, chief of detectives
on the Columbian exposition grounds
At Chicago, Nh appointment as a dctcc.
tive on the force. Tho position paws
pretty well, tho lodgings being free, and
all tile men being required to remain
on the grounds. Tho system of tho
detective force is simple, but complete
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-28

Its coincidence that the manage
ment OF both tho Wheeling theatres
changed the same week. Charles Fein-
Ter Is now manager OF the Grand. nom
inally as well as in fact. He has been
treasurer and virtual manager for sew
eral years, and Col. Genther, who re-
mains tho lessee OF tic house, simply
made q wise recognition OF Mr.. Foinler's
iaithfulnoss and ability when ho pro.
noted him, He Is as popular rs he Is
capable, and doubtless the house will
continue to flourish under his hands.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-28

Clerk Hook yesterday admitted to
record deed made March ~ by Chris.
tau I. Wagner and wife to August
George Frohme and wife, for $3.50, the
south 20 feet Of lot . in square % Of
Sprigg & Ritchio's addition.
The last will and testament OF Mar.
garet Miiiignn, deceased, was admitted
10 probate and ordered to be recorded,
Joel Truesdell qualified as executor, Civ
ing bond in $500, with George Rice as
sMrnlY
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-28

Notice Etna, Standard Iron and steel Co.
For SAle-RnGhart K Tatpm,
The Steamer X. L. Phillips,
WHnted-Man TO Drive an Express Team.
Don't Dnnk-Ewing Bros,
Faster T1es-Sicfadden's 0ne.rrce Store
Eighth Page,
Dress GOods-stone & Thomas- Eighth Page.
WGnted-Girl for General llousework,
Pianos Carefully Moyel-F. W, banner & Co,
Faster Cards Gnd Bookets-E l., Nicolls AIT
Store.
Rooms for Rent-Chas. W. Frnnzhelm
Fancy SIX UmbrGllaS--l. &. Dillon Co,
EotiCr-Mfs. ". Frazier,
WHnted-A Book.kecpGr.
For Rent or SAle-Sew House,
Wanted-Nnre and Cook
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-28

The regular semi.monthly meeting Of
the City Council this evening bids fair
to be an unusually interesting one. The
election OF the third member Of tho city
water board will be in order, and there
are rumors aHont which promise IN in
teresting time under this head, The re.
port OF the police committee and the
plan to ornament the square around the
city hall with trees, shrubbery and
grass will also come up for cons!dera-
ton.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-28

and efficient. Lieut.. Short has shown
his intelligence and efficiency as de.
tective on humorous occasions, and will
no doubt make good record while on
duty in Chicago His choice from hun
dreds Of applicants is certainly high
commitment.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-28

The County Commissioners commit
tee on court house and Jail met yester-
day and made up the annual appropria-
tons for the court house and JUL. They
are as follows:
General estimate, snlagcs etc....,.,. ..,...s 900
Electric light plant ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5000
Corrugated iron ceiling in court room..,,,,. 800
Bills were also audited. On Wednes-
day the full board meets in regular
monthly auditing session,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-28
NOTICE 40 sUnsONInEns.

Subscribers will please leave word ut tho
Intrlli;onGor Counting Room of changes
made In their rssldTnC6 during the NOV
ing season, Tho old aud new adareSSGg
should be given In order To Insure prompt
delivery. Subscribers will also confer "a
favor by notifying us when their paper Is
not delivered promptly. Telephone d1G.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-28

in midst OF plenty Unfortunate, un.
necessary, yet we hear OF it often. In.
iants thrive physically and mentally
when properly fed, The Gail Borden
Eagle Brand Condensed Milk is un.
doubleday tho safcst and best infant
food obtainable, Groccrs and Drug.
risLa.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-28

SPECIAL SALE OF best quality Of Triple
Plated Silver Knives, Forks and
Spoons at % per cent less than regular
prices, for this week only at Shelf
Brothers Jewellers, lilo Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-28

Although this amid birds dow
blossoms aud the delightful carOns OF song
ser the winged rangers the sky @ mothers the dawn welcome
Easter should find pretty Suit nice piece OF Neckwar in the lovely
Spring. bit OF dress establishment ready tor those boys
ofyOur They'll only look better and feel better but will probably
want to go to meetin' &C.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-28
LOU swAnAcKrn.

Our opening of Spring and Summer Pat
tern Hats and BonnGts will occur ON Tues
day, March 2S, 1893.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-28
DRESS COOS ANo oARPETs-sToME 8 TAoMAs.
Stone & Thomas.
Dress Goods.

One Of the largest and comprehensive collections of
Medium and Fine Dress Goods that been shown any
city this size open for the inspection of the ladies of
this city Our ability to buy in large quantities and pay spot
cash enables to offer superior advantages prices Our
line of NOVELTY DRESS GOODS, ranging in price
from 75c to So 90 per yard especially interesting to
nobby desses Every staple and extreme shade produced
this Spring will be found this Stock We offer the following
special inducements this week
Atwood Beige at &c., CoIors New Blue, Grey Tan, Con.
sidered goOdvalue at 65c
Irredesen Suting Sic Had buy pieces get them
at this price, 40 inches wide In all the new Spring
coIors, Imported to retail at 65c
Atwood Whip Cords at 74c The 81 90 grade Every shade
A superb quality.
Black Henrietta Cloth at Co. 46 inches wide The best
value we offered Regular 81 90 quality,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-28

PRor, srErr, the Optician, ia now Al
hi. new quat'ors, lll0 Main street, and
y better prepared for testing eyes and
fitting glasses than ever before Eyos
examined for glasses free Of charge.
Artificial eyes inserted.