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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-02
Clothing House
wlLMINaToS. Monday. jan :. 1895.
MEETINGS FOR THIS EVENING.


Camp =. L. o. 5. OF A
Blue Rock Council. Il. A.
Delaware Lodge, |. @. .. Y.
Herman Lodge, /. y. y. Y.
Operative Plastercrs Union.
MlnquaTrlbe. |. o. OF Il. NJ.
Chas. summer Post, u. A. Il,
Fhos. A. Smyth Post, e. A. Il.
Chosen Friends Castle, Il. =. L.
Historical Society of Delaware
Temple Lodge, order OF Tonti.
Garfield Camp, Sons Of Veterans.
Delaware Lodge. Shield OF Honor.
Christine Encanpmont, |. o. o. f.
Lady Franklin Home GommuaiOn.
Wilmington Consistory, 4. A. $. Il.
Apollo Castle. knights Golden Eagle.
VII. and Branne Council. OF. \. NJ
Washington Lodge. Knights of Pythias
Gcrmania Encampment, X. st. j. nha NJ
Delaware Conclavo. Iieptasophs, <. W NJ
! Diamond state L camp, *. st. }. and NJ
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-02

The firm Of McCabe h Darrah. car.
riage builders at Fourth and Walnut
streets, resumed operations this morn
ing after. having been closed last week
which the annual account of stock was
being taken.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-02

Tho Partisan sensation 'rThe Clemen.
ceau Case" will be tho attraction at
tho Academy of Music this evening.
The company that will present 1t is a
iirst.class one and includes the we'll
known artist, Emma Bell, as Izo Makes
H9r posing In the famous studio scene
is one of grace and beauty. Albert
Bruning, as Pierre Clemenceau; Lille
Eldridge, rs the Countess; l.. l.. Law.
of equal merit. Dorothy Drew and
Hulda Havers will Introduce u French
novelty dance al the end OF the fifth
act
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-02

A mission was commenced Yesterday
in st Mary's Catholic Church. Sixth
and Pine streets, by tho Dominican
Fathers, There will be service every
evening this week for women, and
next week for men. The services Will
be Interesting and instructive.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-02

Deputy Coroner Fox gave certif-
cate OF death from apoDlexy infEe
case Of james Henry Brown, col5red,
who was found dead at his home near
Sixteenth and Ilaymont streets yes.
terday, IL. Willard II Spring CT had
been attending the licensed. a
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-02
The Sewieyy Couk

The new Levy Court or Flfe Com.
missioncrs will hold their Inst meet.
ing in the Levy Court Room to NOR
row; William I. Sect, OF Appodulpi.
mink will no doubt DO elected 5hair.
man and other routine business trans.
acted.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-02

Rev. q. q. Buddlugton, pastor.
preached sermon above the average
in depth OF thinking and practical ap.
pllcatlon on Sunday. His text was
Joel II, And ! will restore unto
you the years the locust hath eaten. =
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-02

Tho young iadies OF st. Paurs Il. O.
Church are holding festival in the
brownson Library Hall. The procee DIS
are being devoted to The asso 3iatie n.
There is dancing every evening for
those who Wish tc enjoy themselves In
I ipt way.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-02

The Progress OF the World" In the
lJanuary REVIEW OF REV Hws. fully sus-
tains the great reputation that depart.
ment OF the magazine has acquired
IL discusses all sorts OF current move
mentB at home and abroad, md uses
new portraits with even more than
usual timeliness and variety.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-02
Fourth edition

| Dots.
| The firemen and engineers OF the
maryland division OF the r.. Whining
ton ard Baltimore railroad presented
q gold watch TO- Charles s. Tazewell
4 clerk in A, o. Denio's Office, as ,
Christmas remembrance.
The water Witch Fire Company ID
now ready for service. John NJ. Solo
mon has loaned the Company three
horse5 Tor uso until tho company can
purchase its own horses.
g. Cooper Young Is spending the
holidays Mt st. Georges. MIR. Young
Is the genial clerk in DIR. s. z. Man.
ships drug store.
Yesterday morning the kitchen OF
mo. l22s French street was found to be
ION fire. A still alarm was responded
to by the Phoenix Company and the
IRE was soon extinyuished.
Tho Kent County Teachers Institute
Iwiil be held at Dover on January "a,
rs, rs and 81.
| While cleaning out well at Clay
uont. few days ago, Thomas Hab.
bart was painfully injured by fall
ling stone.
Miss Lillian Ellis OF Milford will
tohsS'cu nhiSo hilildiu, " teuCHeE Ill one
Iof Dover's public schools.
Oversecr Msssick, at the Sussex
lalmshouse, killed twenty hogs last
week that weighed 6l63 pounds.
\ The Volunteer Hose Company OF
IMiddletown has received 450-pound
lire bell fiom Seneca Falls, n. Y.
| The Delaware Turf Club will hold
its monthly meeting tonight in the
Iclub's rooms Gawthrop Building,
Fourth and Shipley streets. At the
Injecting the contemplated fox hunt
will be discussed by the members and
other Important business will be trans
iactod
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-02

~ feel very happy over the decision"
said Rev. A. n. Keigwin. 1T was Civ
on by one Of the most influential por-
lions OF our Church, the presbytery of
Eew York. which is an indication.
doubtless, OF the trend OF thought in
tho Presbyterian Church. do not he.
lieve In the results ofhigher criticism,
and do not believe that any large
minority OF cler2ymen believe in tkose
results They are matters so far in
which only tho great scholars have
made any thorough investigation. But
IN the case OF Dr.. Briggs, he Is u be.
lever In the lnfalliDlity and inapira-
ton OF the Bible. But the decision
determines only the right of ministers
In the Presbyterian Church TO lnvesti.
gate questions which are under dis
eusslon in the scholarly world. 1t ia a
great victory for liberty of opinion
among Presbyterian ministers
III the decision is reversed by the
General Assembly 1t will no doubt 70.
suit In division Of the Presbyterian
Church. But am in hopes that thers
will DO no further agitation of the
question, In, Briggs defence has
been published and will in the mean.
time be read by tho ministers of tia
Church and by the Intelligent laymen,
and / think it will thoroughly satisfy
every candid mind that Atr. Briggs
has made no departure from the fun
damental doctrines OF his Church.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-02

Presbyterian pastors have been 70.
ported as entertaining various opin.
ions on the Briggs heresy trial. lisv.
w, j. Lewis. of Rodney, Is against DR..
Briggs. Rev. W. p. Swartz has been
reported as non.committal and also as
opposed to some of Briggs views, but
as not thinking 1t advisable ~ bring
charges OF here5y against a minister
unless he has strayed far from the
truth.
DR.. Marks, of Hanover. thinks the
General Assembly will, on appeal, con.
denim Briggs on the merits OF the case.
Rev: George L. Thompson was glad
the n. Y. Pre- sbytery sustained liberty
to Investigate and report the facts OF
history,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-02

!Wnlun Was the HItyrIe Tseht.
~ weeks ago the bicycle ffater.
Y this city was very much inter
INV newspaper reports OF one
III TiSA Wy4is, who rode on
Vel from New York to nicag0,
|ld broke" lie left New York on
er Eth, and was not to accept or
one cent of money until hc an
in Chicago, which he did on No
III 18th.
kyylle Is no other than Henry
who formerly kept "a bicycle
this city. Mr. Wolfe is nov
5 7i.y strengthening out his bust
ana IN few days will Leave Tor
5a where ne is coanectnd with
: = L. 1 l. i
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-02

" 20 married men OF West Chester
III give ball in that eityoH tn even
Of january . Which VIII beatteHd
about POO OF Wiltnlagtons 4a0
lal train Will leave Frenen street
r the benefit OF the guests
vii leIye Wsst hester at :
HE morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-02
Road scheme.
Wing from tine Kennel

tlng from tine Kenneth
ed of electric railway
from Wilmington to
Ccntreyllle Kenneth
Nlic ..-bEYillO. A route has
been gone over between Unionville
/hBd Wilmington, not in the intera st
the exertions OF individual asitators
and tue scheme has met with so much
favor that one might suppose com
pany had been organized.
" o reason why the Union
amy should not take up
a Of extension to Whining
tupy the field before the
tople get as far as an or
The Wilmington City
bmpany has charter to the
and there Is little doubt
nectlon could be arranged.
Git of way from Kennett to
lie and to Wilmington Ia al
ssured. and busy capitalists
slng an opportunity to invest
1t the bother OF organizing.
lllmingtou city Railroad stock
selling at S23 so and is hard to
Il was, previous to being cleo
hard to give away. but was
aja, IS per share.
route us suggested above is only
J. miles longer from centre TO
u Of terminl than by the present
linston and Northern via Lenape
5 Immense advantages owing to
leiOa5 with the Wilmington City
bad system and more frequent
be
ginecrs and equipment companies
leiAg core 3ponded with and are
Fady looking up the project with an
to business. The Delaware people
Ia earnest and Unionville, instead
FOOL I longer with connection t.
pr old West Chester, ought to turn
Eyes 70 Inward where there Is hope
activity. Assurance oil traffic /,
tie iefital needed beyond the RICH
kaY
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-02
New lodge InstituteI.

Vulcan Lodge, NO. ~, Ancient OR.
Ader United W0rkmen, was duly In.
etituted on Saturday evening at Nor.
shallton, Del delegation Of the
! Grand Lodge OF Maryland compris.
Ing A. u Jones, c. NJ Mureh Lewis
Sasse, W. II, Falr!amo, W. y Mc+ur.
mick and others, numbering some iirty
visitors attended and the W DIRK was
properly disposed OF.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-02
kENNARD & CO.,
623 MARKET STREET.

kCVlSAhU u UU.,
623 MARKET STREET.
Will be ready for you to-
day.
The greatest sale of Dry
Goods in January that has
taken place in Wilmington
for many years will be com.
menced this day, Monday,
January 2.
Contemplated changes
make it absolutely neces.
sary that the greater part of
our stock should be dis.
posed of by February 1.
In order to accomplish
this we will offer in every de.
partment goods at reduced
prices. 49,.
Prices that must induce
you to buy NOW. .
Not only the Winter
goods will be marked down,
but goods suitable for all
seasons and household uses
will be at your command at
lower prices.
Cloaks,
Blankets,
Shawls,
Dress Goods,
Underwear,
Muslin Underwear,
Hosiery,
Skirts,
Flannels,
Towels,
Linens,
Gloves,
In fact all over til e store
will goods be found far be.
low regular prices,
You all know our stock,
fresh and new, styles and
qualities of the best-no
trash of any kind, and as
every article in the store
is marked in plain figures
you can readily see what
tho reduction is on anything
you buy.
Sale will continue during
January. Still it will be
well for you to come early
in the month, as many lines
will soon be closed out.
We have just 300 Jackets
on hand, This entire line
must be sold and we spent
a good part of Saturday
evening in marking them to
prices that must make them
interesting to all contemplat,
ing buyers. All we have are
new. Not an old garment
in the entire line. Call and
see them and we think you
will be pleased with the
stock and with the prices.
KENNARD & CO.,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-02
The Weather.

Tomorrow promises to DO from
cloudy to clearing and rather colder.
Similar conditions will probably pre-.
vail on Wednesday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-02

The employees OF the Diamond State
Rolling Mills Company have accepted
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-02
Alnussmsnts.


Lew Dockstader's refined minstrels
VIII appear at the Grand Opera House
this evening. This engagement should
he the test drawing card OF the season.
A very funny performance ia promis.
ed by Manager Chaplain. All of tho
comedians are true delineators OF the
colored race and the singing party Is
tho largest and most accomplished
yet heard In minstrelsy. The perfor-
nance concludes with very funny
sketch by Frank Dumon., entitled
THE Cake Walk
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-02

at the REPUBLICAN o.llos to-day. in the
shade:
100 clock; IL o'clock: so'olock
40 AZ "A
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-02

ren's coats from
close them at a
hts So. rs. reduce d
1ducad to $500; IL
5l.75, Z. b Riley
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-02
|TION.

1isecord.
WAS busy and pros
Wilmington. as tho
ord will show;
inspector Dohl reports that
year 1892 there were issued
va building operations OF
Eued ut 81, 45i, 07S, and tor
d amounting to %, $780, 30
lived.
Il tho same tme no examined
ellis and Issued warrants for
lon Of building laws Flo also
n3nl tho following: Chimneye,
fooySs 80; carriage factory, !;
lurch, 1; stables. 8: front walls, 9:
hble walls. 3; dues In violation OF or.
dlnance. 40; walls Of wells In vioiutio
Of law 8.
THE NesIBER OF FIRES.
There were ~ alarms of fire during
he year as follows:
january, 30; February, 10; March, Q;
April, 4; May, 3; June, s; July, s; Au.
lust. 8; October, l; November, 8; De-
pber, 0. The total loss was Sll0, 020,
hlch there was an insurance OF
BUILDING LINES DRAWN.
Chief Engineer Palmer, of the En-
gineerln9 and surveying Department
reported 497 building lines for the!past
year. as compared with $50 for the
previous year, showing an inc crease OF
>0ne hundred and seventeen
THE NUMB. r IF ARRESTS
Ing the year there were 1859 ar.
.Sfs wagon calls. The ar
alIows: January, 275
rich, $50; April, $685.
July, 433; August,
b1; October, 42itNo-
ember, 408. Tho total
es and costs collected
$9,566.17.
krTY DETECTIVES WORK.
tee tives Hawkins and Ha ton
a to S7B complaints, made $3.50
B. and recovered IS. $3.50. 81 worth
6blen goods. During tho past six
bnths the detectives have recovered
I'D delivered 20 the owners ~ old
watches, three diamond rings and
considerable other valuable pfope rty
There is now at the dete olive bureau
property to the value Of s55 unclaimed
including watch, gun, pair of shoes
and revolver.
BIRTHS AND DEATHS.
Secretary Col quhoun furnishes the
most co IN plete report ever issued fr ON
me health department. He rep orts
4 Ices deaths, 1910 births and 5Sl mar
riages Tor 1899 as compared to ,237
deaths. 1859 births and ASS mar riagos
1or 1891. Oh the deaths, $40 were males,
o26 females; l,02D white $50 black; GA
adults, go minors; natives, 1,0T3; for
ni&n born, 1SS. ~Ql-lRe deaths. Si6
% uh0erf year Of age; n between
md 2; from Q to 3, 50, from TO 10, a.;
rom ~ to 10, IS; from IS to 90, 81 p;
nom 20 to 80, 90; from so to 40, 100,
nom 40 to so. 95: from SO to 80. l04;
from 90 to 70, l05; from 20 to so, rs;
Rom so to 90, G5; from 90 to 100, 9.
The principal causes Of death were
g follows:
Accident, IS; apoplexy, %; cholera
Anfantum. 40; consumption. Iii; con
Wilson's, 40; dlphtheria, Al: general do
hlllty, 81; heart disease, rs; hamilton.
". marasmus, 45: paralysis. As; pneu-
y nonia. 50; typoid fever, 49, suicide, g.;
murder 1.
Qf the births, HOO were white; ITO
loredi SOL were white males. 500
to females; 81 were black males,
pack females.
y. the marriages, 474 were between
white ard 81 between blacks.
The coroner Investigated 1873 cases,
~ bodies were-srou & hit llere for in
term ent, 166 were seftzal)hy for inter-
heht. ~ passed throughthe city.
COAL OH. INspEcroR's REPORT
= - Samuel Durney
lkfs of oil for the
December /. The
as follows; jan
cry, $4,000; March,
May, 22, 900; June,
Iugnst. i7,700; Sep
der, "A, 500; Noyem.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-02

InIden Of M!ldletown is
a severe attack OF
Y ouds feel Copsitier.
TO his recovery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-02

phas now been u
per treatment and tic
no desire whatever 10 10
ms cups. His friends my
Inlldenee In his pprn nent ne
He is competent engine er, aud
Rready had an oll'er Gf employ
on an engine Ey tie dredging
|uII rAffy. ...5-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-02

VT ID uUL II Ut IIUy
k~ OF oil for the
December 1. The
j as follows; jan
Ery, so, 800; March,
May, ~, 900; June,
Iugust. II, 700; Sep
pber, IA, 50o;Noyem-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-16
BACK FROM CHICAGO.
Charley vankeuren Pays a Flying Visit to
Wheeling.


Charley Vankeuren, who Is running
the big restaurant attached to the BGi-
falo BIZ Wild West, adjoining the
Worlds Fair grounds, In Chicago, made
home run yesterday, and was kept as
busy as could be during the day answer
ing questions about the big show. Mr..
Vankeuren has good thing In his res
taurant there, aud has already refused
ten thousand dollars for his contract.
He says the weather has been very cold
and wet most OF the time since the
opening of the Fair, and that the at
tendance has not come up To expecta-
tions on this account, but confirms all
previous reports that sa"great show"
Bison william has four hundred and
ninety people in his aggregation OF tai
ent this year, including about ninety
indians, and the same old Dcadwood
coach which has been seen once or
twice in this city. Charley relates some
amusing things about the show. and
says the appetites Of the cowboys, whom
he doesn't feed, by the way, is some
thing awful. 81 saw them cook three
quarters Of beef and two veals for
breakfast alone, the other day" SAID
Charley, land | saw one cowboy eat
fourteen eggs for breakfast They
have their own cook, and they keep him
jumping all the time. There came
near being trouble the other day 10 the
show. Some of the cowboys fell out
with the delegation of Cossacks, and the
way long knives, spears and revoiyers
flourished was enough to make a peace
able citizens hair curl. Buffalo Bill
stopped matters just In the nick OF time
or somebody would have been murdered
sure. Old Rain-in-the-Fac is there,
and also one of Clusters Indian scouts
the only one who escaped from the big
massacre. When he came on the
grounds the first day and saw sixty OF
his traditional Sioux enemies lined up
he nearly fell dead, and wanted to 90
home, but the management made him
90 around and shake hands with the
other Indians, and they got Ratchet
and solemnly buried 1t, and peace has
reigned ever SINCE"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-16
Newspaper Thlei Fisd.

Yesterday morning Site farrant
was sworn out before Justi9 Glllespy,
for James Deiters, Jr., tho boH who
stole SUNDAY REGISTERS onthe Island,
Sunday morning. Mrs. leitels APP
peared aud entered a plea of gunty for
the boy, and be was fined en- dbllars
and costs.
As was stated yesterday mqningl the
annoyance TO patrons Of the papef by
reason of thefts, principally by b(oYs,
has been very great in the pat, and the
REGISTER is determined TO pU 3 sbm-
mary stop 10 the matter. Several OF her
boys will be arrested as young Deitlers
was unless there Is sudden and per-
maDent reformation in their thieyihg
prOpensities. They would 90 we'll to
profit by the example made OF Deiters,
and let morning papers severely alon4.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-16
THE SOCIAL MAZE.
Events That Are Happening in the World
of Pleasure.

Events That Are Happening in the World
of Pleasure.
A pleasant farewell party was ten
dered Miss Kate Gillies at her home on
Wood street, in the East End, last
evening. She will leave this week
with Mr.. and Mrs. Hardgreaves, for
Denver, Col. A large assemblage OF
her young friends was present and the
evening was very enjoyably spent In
the usual social diversions. The guests
uarted with their hostess with many
expressions OF regret at her departure,
mingled with wishes for pleasant
visit.
-
The marriage of Mr.. VIM. White and
Miss Amelia Hoehle took place on April
18th OF this year, instead OF May 18th
OF last year, as enormously stated.
-
On Wednesday evening the two young
sons OF Councilman James Filan will
have a joint birthday celebration at his
home on South Market street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-16
ANo Ter srR1kE
By the Msners at the Elm Grove Coal
Works


Another strike of the coaV miners at
the Elm Grove Coal CompaAy's works,
at Elm Grove is on. Yesterd day morn
ing the entire force OF miners came out,
and the breach between miners and
operators now seems wider than before.
Some time ago the REGIsTER gave an
account Of the first strike there, the
check weilghman, chosen by the mi
nerf, Il vii be remembered, wss super
ceded By . new weighnan, as the coal
did not hold cut. when weighed in
Wheeling. The new weighmsp was
only chosen lfor q short time. TO see how
the results hinder bis weighing would
compare With the former weighmaster.
IL is said hiSI accounts more nearly tai
lied with the Wheeling accountsl than
did those OF the regular weightnan.
Yesterday md Aiming the miners demand
ed that their Regular weighman, Mayor
w. c. Smith, pc reinStated. The com
pany refusedl and the miners struck.
This decision Cbn the part Of the MIXERS
was reached Saturday, " hen they held a
meeting. Manager Chambers, Of the
Coal Company will not arrive at the
mine till to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-16
ro-DAY's FIGHT.
A Great Deal of Local Interest in the Bat
tie Manifested

"A Great Oedl OF LoCAl AAheEoak III tAo DNb
tie Manifested
Interest In the HOwley-Gillespie con-
test, which takes place to-day, increases
as the time for the battle approaches.
A great many bets have been made on
the result with Gillespie favorite.
Odds OF 500 to $50 are offered on Gill
lespie, and find ready takers, II How
lev wins a great many Wheeling people
will lose heavily. Howley and his
friends are confident and are not afraid
10 risk their money. On the other hand,
Gillespie's hackers aud friends are pro-
claiming that their man has "ciLch. "
Some of his friends who have been in
the city for several days bOastingly as
serted that HOwley would not last six
minutes, and one man even offered
to wager 500 that Gillespie will win
the fight in two rounds When his III
tie ''bluffr was called, this man could
not produce the cash. Both men are in
good trim, and q stubborn tight will be
fought. HOwley will be handicapped
I'm weigh, but feels that he will come
out victorious Notwithstanding.
A special train has been started TO
convey the Wheeling crowd TO the ring
side. 1t will leave the Terminal station
at one o'clock, and tickets Will be sold
at the train.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-16

4 HOTEL n 81 CAUGHT AND SENT TO JAN
ON TWO CiARGES.
Diamond Snlsn-Davs rSsil in Trouble and
Jail-Fnsd for Stealing Pap,rs-A Family
Qaarrsl-Oher Small Police Matters.

For some time past hoAey aud srti-
cles Of clothing have ben missing from
the Windsor Hotel, and I'd e proprietor.
E. B. Carney. has been nod on the trail
Of the thief. Yesterday WAS reported
that some clothing was ubisSing, and
Mr.. Carney. who had sus,edt ted waiter
named George Alexandr pf crooked
ness, secured the necessary evidence
against him and had var rant issued
before Justice GilleSpy. >ek handler was
arrested on two charges, OuA Of steal
ing pair OF trousers vailed ten dol
lars and the other for teal ling two
shirts valued az two dolhrs. He was
promptly convicted and fled ten dol
lars and costs in each cas- AMI sent TO
Jail for fifteen days.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-16
The puudiuv Fen or the Car.

The switch-house-quite good-sized
structure-being removed by car from
the old b. & o. shop here to Benwood
Junction, yesterday afternoon, fell from
the car and was considerably damaged.
The top OF the building struck the b.
& o. Bellaire bridge and caused the
smash. A large force Of men were put
to work, and they finally got the build
ing on the car, when 1t was removed to
it's destination.