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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-21
DIED.

RfcHARD kLLES. a pstise q CHESTER s e. County a
Funeral from the Residence q his son in-s~ Pat
rick Made. 800 I street northwest. Saturday.
kioysias churc6 %kers requiem Ssss VII be e.is
brated. Relatives and friends invited 90 sitend
q her on otnsT fP &. .ss
Q: s C. Mcdonald and the late Benz L. Palmer. N
the twenty-third Year II her axe
Oh. tender and sweet was the Masters yoies
As BE lovingly called TO me.
Come over the line. II s only a step
am waiting. my child. for thee"
Ref-''over the line {" bear the sweet refrain.
over the lin-"-why SHOULD remain
With q step between me and Jesuzf
But my sins are many. my faith is small
1bLo5 the . 5asNsT , came r, eS,Ss snS e.sAr'
Step owe. the line l am here"
But my flesh is weak. terrfully said.
And the way csnno; see
i fear II try MAY sadly fail.
And thus may dishonOT Thee.
All. the world is cod. and cannot 20 back
Press forward surely must;
viii place my hand IN HIS wounded palm.
Ref.-..'over the line. " hear the sweet refrain.
Ans Angels e., az sn.neiYy ne hsHssny strain;
I'll cross il and 40 to Jesus.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited TO zttend the funeral the residences
Church. Interment at Congressional cemstsry
LSSfsF beloved sif. q s l ca.s "a asa .a.s
Ter Of ldwin {: and Ell,.beth q. Fowler
Funeral will take place from ST. Patrick's Church on
Saturday st - ~ INCREMENT private.
DoNNELLY. At her residence. <ss = street south.
west, on Thursday. April 30 isls MANY J. DON
NELLY. aged sixty nine yeArs-
Funeral services from ST. Dominics Church 8ssur-
day. April ~. o. y O'Clock o
HENRY. On Thursday morning at $40 cAclocf
April 20 1888 PEARL lone only child 81
Maud V. and Franklin j. Henry, aged three year,
nine months and one day
Funeral viii sste place from her srandp.r-nts'
Saturday evening, ATTil -. q, O'Clock Eelatsv-s
snd friends invited o attend Y
LINCOLN. On Friday, APRIL 81. lses3 WILLIAM
sLOSSON LINCOLN in his eightisth yesr
Services OF his late resdece. l7l4 MzsxAch usetts
avenue northwest, on Monday morning st 10 oclork-
lnterment private. e
PREU. On THURSDAY. Aprn 20. 1893. st II ,45a
m. GOTTlIEB. beloved husband of Msrxereth
Preu. Azed Efty five year and three month";
Funeral from bis late residence No. lI5 ~ street
northwest. ON sunday. April 2s ct 30 pm. Reis
nves and friends are respectfully invited 20 attend .
,EIIESEppu 3. on 1 THURSDAY. AIril 20, lsss &c:
tenhouse. y
sTOCKsTILL On April 10 1885 DR. d. CLARK
sTOCksTILL, IN the thirfy-nfth year Of his age.
Relatives ana friends invited attend his flu
neral from The residence OF mis- ssther law james
instant. at 4 O'Clock .. m. q
TRIPLETT. On Thursday. April 20 1854 10
days, daugnter Of Citizen and julia TripIeti.
Funeral vii sAke place from the 81 Paul Baptfst
Charsh. Blsdsnsburg. Nd, sunday. Aprl e. q 2
New jersey papers please coUy.l 2.
MALIEk snddenly, at Fordhan, n. Y. April 10.
sixty eighth ye.r Of bis fzfher Of Mrs. 4 O. SOMA
: Funeral sf fordham Saturday ApriI d 1910 q m.
intermeuf &C 6ien Cove. ny. q
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Amateur Base Ball Players.

The Hamilton Base Ball Club has organized
for the season and challenges all other clubs
whose players are under fourteen years. ALI
communications should be directed to G..
Shedd. 2204 street northwest
Hahns base ball team has organized tor the
season and woald be glad to hear from any
amateur team, shoe men preferred. Address
Al Reesh, captain, or Dave Wolf, secretary.
GonZega College first team defeated the
Pioneers by a score of ii to z. Winning bat
terry. Fenwick and Mcclure. They would like
to receive challenge from teams under seven
teen years. Address challenge to Z. J. Lueeny,
Gonzags College.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-21

DONIPHAN-GARY. On Thursday. Aprll 20 1874
by the Rev; Hez SVEN. ALhx- .. DoNIPHAN and
RUTH NJ GARY.
GABY-SPENCER. On Thursday. April 90 1888.
by the Rev. Hen SVEN. wALkEh L. GARY and
ROY SPENCER.
sHIFT-BRYAN. On Wednesday. Arrtl 10 1898. q,
the residence Of the brides mother 1912 18th street
northwest. THEODORE HENRI SNIFF OF Balu-
mole. Nd. and ANNE BRYAN.
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horse races and pretenaso Telegraph Ne bss 70
the track. The court. by three 70 two. holds
that . bet il made only when acceptance Of
the wager 10 given aud that IL the acceptance
purports 10 come from Guttenburg the bes b
made ~ 0utsssburg and not IN Virginia end,
therefore, h not contrary 10 Virginia hv. The
Mushhack act was aimed at the ysckpon City
bookmakers across the Long bridge and % Vas
inter dsd. IL the test case made at Richmond
was sustained BY the highest court, 70 clean
ont Jackson CITY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-21

The Transfer Of Rev. Mr.. Baldwin.
Rev. Charles W. Baldwin, who had been ap-
pointed by Bishop Newman preacher in charge
OF First Methodist Episcopal Church, Balti-
more. has been released from that position,
and Bishop John F. Hurst, now in charge of
the conference, has for the present connected
Mr.. Baldwin with Wesley Chapel, in this city.
1t is said that ultimately Mr.. Baldwin will re-
turn to work under Bishop Hurst in connection
with the American Methodist University, he
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-21

4 paper purporting to be the win Of Mr..
Francis n. Bowie. for whose murder two col
ored men are now being tried In Prince
Georges county, has been filed IN The orphans
eoart. Marlboro, Md. Mr.. Bowie's widow,
Mn. Ida II. Bowie, has been appointed ad-
ministratrix. Al the deeeased's estate was
left to her. The personally Il valued At s20,-
OO0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-21
L. A. w. Run This Evening.

The first bicycle run Of the season under the
auspices Of the District Of Columbia division.
League OF American wheelmen, will be taken
this evening to Brightwood. The members and
their friends intending to be present are re-
quested to meet at New York avenue and 18th
street at $50 o'clock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-21

NEsEzrrLAS CLArNs.-Among the callers q
the State Department YESTERDAY ~ss DR. fran-
cisco T. Bustamepte, the Venezuelan minister.
As result Of his visit. OF at least CONFIDENTIAL
With there was begun renew ed examination az
the claim OF the Venezuelan Steam Transporta
tion Company, corporation OF New York.
against the government Of Tenezuela. Mr..
Partridge, the American minister 60 venexuels
has been pressing the claim upon the
officials at CRracas-ander the terms
OF the proposition recently made BY the CON-
pany and in accordance with the Instructions
given him prior 20 sailing. Upon the result OF
the present examination viii probably depend
the decision of the department whether or not
TO send additional instructions upon the matter
TO Mr.. Partridge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-21
CONDENSED LOCALS.

Mas. CsTEkRIsE V. CAIRNS viii. fle1 yes
terday. leaves her estate 10 her children and ap-
points her son, T. l. Chaplin. executor.
Mr. GEcRek Il. MASkIS, Who had many
friends in tins city, died Monday. i7th, at River
Springs, Md. He was in his thirtv-niutA wear
and had been in declining health for many
months. The funeral took place "Wednesday.
Lucy H. ARMS has dismissed her suit for
divorce against her husband. George A. Arms
MONDAY last Mr.. George b. Msnkin, for
many years Q resident Of this city, died at River
Springs, Nd, after h long aud painful Illness
Mr. G. W. LAURENCE viii give his nrrt
pupils musicale this evening at Mt. Vernon
Place NJ. + Church.
LiEur. & C. RoRERrsoS who il at the CITY
Hospital in Baltimore, is reported Is improv-
ing
THE will OF the late Mary J. Hutchinson ~.
filed today. She leaves her estate in trust for
her nieces and nephews and names A y. Fox
executor.
Is the cases Of Ellen Pierce. Rachel A. Atch-
inson and Robt V. Cranston. alleged lunatics.
writs for trial by Jury were issued today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-21
An Empress Love Of Flowers.

from IT, KAnsaa CITY Times.
The Empress Of Austria. whose tastes range
from expensive Ponpsiian palaces at Corfu to
thoroughbrsd horses and an enthusiastic long
Ing to learn nodsra Grssk Il 20 fond Of how-
srs that her dinner table il frequently covered
With them 10 the sxelasion Of everything but
the plates In expectation Of her approaching
return 10 Vienna the gardeners 1t Schonbrunn
are now 'fencing" thousands Of roses and
growing orchids 70 adorn bar apaxtmsatA.
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Ex-secresary 7. =. R~ysrd, ambassador 70
Great Britain. who came over 10 Washington
yesterday TO attend Tie reception given last
night by Sir Julian PAuncefote. the British am
bassador, was At the White House and State De-
partment this morning. and later made .
formal call on the British ambassador. He viii
sail for London NAV 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-21

man-slset from the hrst Ninnsso1A district,
met with probably fatal accident last evening
at st. Paul He fan down fight Of stairs,
sighting upon his bead and fracturing his
skull
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-21

Range of the Thermeraeter.
The following were the temperatures At the
Office Of the weather bureau today; s an, 81,
Up. m, IS; maximum. 50; minimum, A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-21
Sporting Notes.

sporting Notes.
The much-talked-about prize fight between
Jim Daily of Philadelphia and Ed Buchanan of
Boston came of before the Central Athletic
Club at Bradford, Pa, Tuesday night and was
won by Daily.
The fourth game Of the Lasker-Showalter
chess championship match was played wednes-
day at Kokomo. Ind, and was won by Lasker
after fifyy-fve moves
Pugilist Geo. Lavinge of Saginaw, Mich. has
issued challenge to fight either Sol Smith.
George Van Heest or Johnny Griffin at l22 to
124 pounds for e, 500 q side and the largest
purse offered.
Kingmaker fsltered and fell headlong in the
sixth race at Elizabeth Wednesday. He was so
badly injured that he will probably have to be
killed.
At the annual meeting of the Washington
Rod and Gun Club Joseph II. Hunter was
elected president; j. s. Randall, vice presi-
dent; p. I. Hall, treasurer; George s. Atwaser,
secretary and captain; A. w. Hancock.
lieutenant. and A NJ Mccormick, member ex-
ocutive committee.
The winners in the pool and billiard games
last evening in the C. A C. tournament were as
follows: Billiards-Percy b Hills, 100; H. B.
Mason, 81 c; W. Schneider, 100, and E. B. Fox,
49, Pool-E. b. Fox, 100; c. W. Schneider,
IS; A. z. Balm, 100, and H. B. Mason, 80.
Billy Young will box at benefit to John Il.
Clark in Philadelphia tomorrow night
while Muldoon was wrestling with Fritz
Thompson at the Monumental Theater In Bal
timore last night he received q severe blow lust
below the right eye BY the others elbow. II
was stated last night that erysipelas had SUPER
vened and that there was danger of its 60 af-
fecting the eye that the great wrestler might
lose the sight Of it.
The C. A. c. Win Over the Carroll Institute.
The friendly teupin bowling contest between
the Columbia Athletic Club and the Carroll
institute was completed Wednesday nieht, the
Athletic Club being the victors OF the six games
played, three at each club, the Columbus won
four. Wednesday night the bowling w.s at Car
roll Institute and quite Q number Of the C. A. C.
members were there as spectators. The FIRST
game was won By the Institute. 778 10 e65, but
the second went to the visitors. thus winning
for them the contest The third game was
howled and again the Institute team obtained
the greater score.
The Carroll team played . much better game
on their own alleys, ~ they expected they
would, and they could have taken one of the
games ct the c. A. c. the score would have been
tied Berner carried Oh the honors. leading
both teams In the largest score. Walker vas
ard.
ne Mushbock Law IneAscfave.
The Virginia court Of appeals has decided
that ths Huahhack anti-eamhiing act dess net
reach ~eooniaston agsntsr who THE bs6 -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-21

John W. Walker has. by John n. Lavtca
filed a bin against Alice N. Walker for d.
vorce, alleging adultery with VIM p Esxton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-21

SArunnAY-TRrxnEn Hat Day.
Untrimmed ones. Of cou-se-stacks Of them-but We
give special prominence to the Trimmed Hats every
Saturday. and tomorrow going to show some
very choice. popular priced creations from our own
work rooms. At the same time We shall offer
Twxxrr-F1vE
FnExcH PArrrHS HArs
They hishclass goods. but being used samples
are slightly mussed or soiled.
Were 9lS. eco and S25.
WE'LL CLOSE THEM OUT AT
$3.50. $780, IS 90 and 60 90.
Trimmed ssraw-Net Turbans-nsw styles. assorted
colors.
500 dozen Sailors" new shapes and colors.
trimmed and unframed
-65c.. 75c.. 81. q. 25 to 81. So
so dozen Untrimmed Straws. Turbans. ToQues and
Bonnets. Many new shapes with all the new fancy
edges. New colors.
Our table Of 25c Flowers has been replenished with
small flowers. fruits and wild roses and clovers.
'Forget-Me-Nots." assorted colors.
A ~ 1Oc. Bunch
cd hoor annex
SOME EXTRA VALUES
GIRLS. FINE FRocxs.
We picked up in New York day or SO ago . small
but very smart lot Of Girls Highclass Wool Suits
every one Of this seasons manufacture. We've di-
vided into three lots and they will be sale to
morrow at bargain prices
Lot fancy Scotch Plaid Mixtures in desirable
shades, well and stylishly made. Sizes to IA.
-&5 Co.,
Lot 2-Serge Suits in navy blue and tan effects.
handsomely braided. Sizes to IA.
81 3d.
Lot 3-Fine Cancels Hair. Tweeds, &C., tastefully
trimmed with silks and braids. sizes to II. Ex-
cellent values.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-21
Base Ball Notes.


Philadelphia base ball patrons hereafter will
only pay 25 cents to see a game. Permission to
abandon the so cent tariff has been granted by
the other clubs in the league.
Shortstop Allen has signed with PHILADELPHIA
Schoch, who was relSased by the Phillies. leaves
to sign with the Brooklyns, and take Darby
OBrlen's position in left field until the latter
RECEIVERS.
The Baltimore American SAYS OF the Orioles:
COLLECTIVELY the team did not do the batting
expected, but they have the activity and can
improve. In fielding no fault can be found. ="
Carmody OF the Georgetown team is a COM
ing pitcher. He has splendid command of the
ball and had he remained in the game Balti-
more would have had trouble to bat him
Baltimore american.
Rusie says the increased pitching distance
will not handicap him, and this seems to be the
verdict Of most of the great pitchers who have
tried the sixty-yard limit.-BOstOn Globe. Feet
Mr.. Morse; feet.
Despite the fact that they defeated the Chi
Cages three straight games, a Chicago writer
predicts that the Pittsburgs will not finish bet
ter than fourth and that the Clevelands may be
fifth This causes Pittsburg scribe TO re-
mark that IL the prophet wants to bet $1,000
that he can name four teams that will beat
Pittsburg out he may be accommodated.
The Cincinnati and Cleveland clubs have ar
ranged exhibition games as follows: Indianap-
oils. 2i-22; Columbus, "a; Springfield, Is.
This is John NJ. Wards sixteenth year as q
professional bali player.
Arson can't keep out OF the game, but went
into harness on April IL. his twenty-third
season on the diamond.
Mike Kelly has stepped from the perch and
will start for New York Monday. Thus doth
John Ward get good catcher and the stage
loso another cabbage holder.-CleueIdnd World.
Last years record Of Maui was inadvertently
omitted from the figures published Wednesday.
Maui played in 80 games, scored 10 runs. stole
bases. His batting average was .176 and has
fielding average 1886.
The batting strength of this years league
teams, according to last seasons records, is as
follows: New York. .247; Boston, .246; Chicago,
.246; Pittsburg. PAS; Cleveland, .243: Brooklyn,
.243; Baltimore. -239; Cincinnati, .234; WASH
ington, .23o Louisville, .229; Philadelphia, 223;
St Louis, 2l7.
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LADIES' BLACK SILK sLovEs-soc.. &c. q
az TAbfEs SILK GLOVES with XAVIER p...p. tips
Pss,i. nodes Beavers. Tsns end 9rays-s1- BLACK
fADTky coLoRED SILK aLovKs-5oc.. 55c.
-LAbfEs' BLACK rAFFErA aLovEs-c5c. and
LApIES TAN. GRAY AND MODE TAFFETA
LADIEg Isle THREAD aLovEs-T.n. Mode.
white and Cream-S5c.
MINIS CoIORED TAffErA GLovEs-5oc.
MENS Isle THREAD GLOvBS-white, Color
and Blsck-25c.
MISSES SILK GLOvES-5oc
AISSES TAFFErA GLOvES-SS-., &c. and 4Oc
AISsES' Isle THREAD CLOVES DC.
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SOME EXTRA VALUES
(I1n1s, Fine ERocxs.
That Lor Or LADIES, LAusDrRED
FRENCH PxRcALE WA1srs

That LOT Or LADIES, LAusDnazD
French PxRoA1r WA1srs
Advertised Thursday were bought At the same time.
They are in neat and pretty patterns perfectly
shaped. we'll made and finished Sizes 80 to Sc
only. Worth 81. 25 An excellent value at
-75c.-
THREE IN A BOX FOR 90
Cd noor... .11th St building.)
AQUARTET OF EXTRAORDINARY VALUES
liz BOYS CLorH1Ne
FOR SATURDAY.
Tomorrow morning ONE HUNDRED CoMBINA-
TON SUITS 20 on sale. Such Q small lot will not
last long. Our Combination Suits are first al pOol
and next they strono. They consist Of Coat and
two pairs Of Trousers AID Princeton Hat to match
Sizes to IA years.
Another item most interesting while they last are
those 81 SUITS FOR
tia
Here's how We got them: New York boys
tailor with too heavy stock closed out to this
plete line Of Fine Suits sacrificing his PROFIT They
not only al sooo but they're fins scool. and are
cut on graceful models
The coats cut long and double breasted every
seam and stay is extra strongly sewed and good
szsed piece Of goods each suit for patch
ing. Sizes to IA years.
~ % suit
BOYS SERGE REFERS FOB
tat So
This. too. t. . special price, for every IL worth
Is rs OF %. Sizes 8 to z. Modern merchandising
methods are also accountable for this.
GALATEA WASH SUITS for boys, 3 to 10 years old
.25 and % To
We've never sold anything in boys goods before
sre aristoerotic. they fit and they are ehsGp. The
material b cotton, sort of denim (washable) and
will simply never wear out. About dozen colorinRs
(Sd noor. 10Th ct. building.
CH1LDRxx,s UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT
Reports the srrival of complete line of Infants and
Chldrens Flannel Short Skirts for spring and sum-
mer wear. Many pretty patterns, both hand and ma
chine made.
-75c. to S27a-
INFANTS DEPARTMENT.
Childrens Null waah Hats fancy styles for '.dress,'
occasions and palmer to be used a. sun hats. All
white or finished With coored ribbons and almost any
shape.
I'll to sa So
Navy Blue Refers. fsnciy trimmed down front
with bras buttons collar finished with anchors high
full sleeves.
I'll 0i-
Tan and Gray Refers. brsss buttons, deep sailor
collar. scalloped back. high full sleevsa
fl Co.
co aoor. = buidtns
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-21

Advertised Thursday were bought at the same time.
They are in neat and pretty patterns perfectly
shaped. we'll made and finished. Sizes 80 to 50
only. Worth 81. 25. An excellent value at
-75c-
THREE IN BOX FOR 80. 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-21

BOYS SERGE REFERS FOR
-33 So
This, too Is special price. for every one Is worth
IS rs OF g. Sizes 3 to z. Modern merchandising
methods also accountable for this.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-21

GALATEA WASH SUITS for boys. 3 to 10 years old.
--e3.25 and %. To-
We've never sold anything in boys goods before
that gave such universal satisfaction THESE. They
are artstoerottc. they TT and they are cheap. The
material b cotton sort Of denim (washable). and
will simply never wear out About . dozen colorings
(3d floor. 10th Of. building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-21

Reports the arrival Of complete line Of Infants and
Childrsns Flannel Short Skirts for spring and sum-
mer wear. Many pretty patterns. both hand and ma
chine made.
-75c. TO S27a-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-21
QUARTET OF EXTRAORDINARY VALUES
liz BOYS CLorH1xe

T..
Tomorrow morning ONE HUNDRED COMBINA
TON SUITS 20 sale. Such Q small lot will moi
last long. Our Combination Suits are first al uOo
and next they strong They consist Of Coat ant
two pairs Of Trousers ard Princeton Hat to match
Sizes to IA years.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-29

To all Northern and Eastern seaside,
lakeside, and mountain resorts, to Deer
Park and Oakland, the Virginia Springs,
Niagara Falls, Luray Oaverns, Gettys.
burg, and oall other points where people
gather in search Of health and pleasure,
arc now on sale at tho Baltimore & Ohio
ticket Offices at greatly reduced rates.
These tickets will DO sold from juno /
to September 30, and are valid for no.
turn passage until October 81. Before
selecting your route or resort consult
Baltimore & Ohio summer excursion
book, in which shortest routes and low
est rates, via Picturesque 3. & O." to all
resorts arc given from points on that
road Gust Of the Ohio river; profusely
and artistically illustrated. This book
can DO procured FREQ Of charge upon
personal application to ticket agents,
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company,
or you can have It mailed TO you BY
sending name and address with ten
cents in stamps to Chas. o. Scull, Gen.
eral Passenger Agent, Baltimore, Nd.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-29
a wRLn,KNowN MAN Ronppp.


Suspicious circumstances Lead to the
Arrest of -Four Women.
AT an early hour yesterday morning
a prominent man was robbed Of about
$50, aud several valuable coins carried
as pocket plecps, and worth much more
than that sum. He was in Georgia
Franks house, on EoG street, at the
time. He made efforts to recover the
money Yesterday forenoon, and failing,
complained to the p.AGa about noon.
Miss Frank, Ida Brister and Ethel Cor.
don, inmates Of her house, and Jennie
Vincent a Iandlady from Allegheny
City, visiting at tho house, were oil ar.
rested and tho house searched, but
without result. The warrants were
issued by Squire GillespY on the
mans complaint After being in jail
q short time, Rll but the Vincent woman
were released on bail, Mr.. Emblem
signing tho bonds.
Twas said that the Allegheny woman
and tho loser were in q room
alone and she came out aud said she
had S. Of his money aud that he must
have $500 or 800 in his purse. She
then left the house with another man.
All the people in the house said no.
body had been in tho room after Mrs.
Vincent left The money was recov-
cred,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-29

Contrary to the general expectation,
European travel promises to DO unusu-
ally good from this vicinity during the
summer months. Already number
have started across tho pond and many
more have decided to follow Among
those already booked by Mr.. John
Bailey, Of the Union ticket Office, for
passage in the near future, are Thomas
r. Riley and wife, OF the Island; w. II.
Fisher and wife, OF Martins Ferry, and
his nephew, Alfred Nshor, Of New Gas.
tic, Pa; Patrick and James McDon.
ough, Of the South Side, all by the
steamer Camp0nia, (which sails on July
!. On the same day Albert L. Harris,
Of the lslNnd, and Fred Lewis will do.
mart on tho AlaskA, OF tho Guion line.
Charles Bridges, OF 'Yorkville, O., sailed
yesterday on tho steamer British Prin.
Cees, Of tho American limo. for Cardiff,
Wales. A number OF others will leave
in the next few weeks,