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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-02-05
CLARINGTON.

CLlRINGToN, ONO, February 4-John
Denuev, Of New Maytiusvllle, spent the
first part Of the week here with his
mother.
Thomas Walton visited relatives and
friends at WOodsield, Monday.
Mrs. Laura Tyler has been ~ Allegheny
for some time. returned home Wednesday.
r. W. Walton left for Summerfeld,
Sunday. He will work on the sumner
field Nslrs He also expects to work up
life insurance, as heis agent for the New
York Life.
Geo. Upman met with quite q painful
accident last Wednesday evening; he fell
and struck his nose on the chime Of bar
rel and cut his nose across the bridge into
the bone Or. A. NJ. Smith dressed Il for
him.
Albert Bruny, of Morton, is visiting
relatives here the latter part OF this week.
Ellis Rutter, who has been working at
Cleveland for some time, is home on visit
TO his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Rutter.
James Collins and wife, of Cleveland are
visiting relatives here this week.
Mrs. Laura Tyler intends 10 move 70
Allegheny this Saturday evening on the
Ben Hur.
Frep Grim. of Bellaire, was shaking
hands with his friends here Thursday.
John Kleet, Of the frr OF L,
S. Delsplain, Son & Co, of Wheeling, was
here Thursday and Friday IN the interest
of his firm.
". II. Mallory is soliciting subscriptions
for 3 new Christian church 10 be built Of
brick, on the site where the Old church now
stands
The applicants for the pojtof1ee lave got
hustle on themselves. TEey are out with
their petitions this week asking their
friends, beth Democrats and Republicans.
to sign them. Pitch in, boys, this is free
country, and Wen bet oI.themaA that gets
there.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-02-05
NElGHB0RH00D.
VHlT has BEEN COMO on IN NEARBY
TOWNS THB PAST WEEK
So,id Affairs, Happenings and Events Of Local
Interest Gathered by "Rasis.ar' Reporters
Readable Resume Of the News
WELLsBURG


The depot force have been ordered not
70 receive any freight, IN anticipation OF q
food. ..-, .-.,... hon
yflv a number OF friends in q ooI Social on
4 Mission Mush and MIX Social was
held az Airs. PlrauiG Paturs nome on
Friday evening. y pretty large crowd nao
T6om Fault held q social last evening, at
his home in Midway. az when several
were presJ from here.
PERHAPS there isn't some laughing gong
On over a1 occurrence az the school here
a teacher. the story goes, was put IN one
of the rooms. who caught a pupil p.aYius
with trick rlCoer snake. she put Do -1
tbadraUcr Of herdesE and posted another
+arorar On inform che regular one, VINO
l,r,s ground the next cay. But Do was
reelected The teacher went 90 the desk
almost as soon as she got 20 tue room
There was tOrred, -rinnT snake as4
what was She Jc 90 oCt scre-ut rus sac
did The professor, l2oF Neacler a-- t-1
frritor r.rerl her assistance lurou-a
30 -.si--r-., or.aav, sticks and rulers
thesuake was gotten ol so tlr .l.I' ~ 70
ann red Old move rErv tloI--t ~ VS.
g. dominant state The rollt
lr1v Mend for rrr honor OF sl'ns. out
tt.r .Ifr5k q hand .l that The more
49, rr., +, ~ more th.r sruirucd When
....-...-.. p. H- .-rF ft VAS carr
~ '......''t ..r,.-- II flr rs1. The mat
l.-- ~ s ......- I....- had been urst-
u. -.-t-..- ~ 4, -.s .--rv cone. ort
a., $1,000, i-ss leli as a rubber snake
,.,r v...I rs
,-.--f ..-..es wo-, here this week.
1890. .- 4. ..r..Hss. .ftle pfl-Hauc.e
Cf-.s tyr-.r ,.r.'e rls been elected
NJ
r., t,l..-- -tsr-w f.l building are to
De- .rart1 ca Iueslay rv ere County
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-02-05
NEW MAErI>svILLE.

NV NARrNsvuIE. ". Va, February
Mr. and Mrs. il. T.. Leap entertained
number rf their lady and gentlemen friends
vers pleasantly. last evening, 40 a progress
..c elcbre party, given AZ their home on
High street
While working on top Of some cars in
miI.-ga-l u Mcssrs koouth ~ Phillips, last
Thursday, Frank ROthlesOerger had the
misfortune 90 fan and break his arm. Or.
H.. II. Low her rendered the necessary
medical aid.
Mrs. Joseph Slender entertained quite q
number o. her lady friends very pleasant
ly last Tuesday, 40 high tea ABOUT
thirty ladies' were present
We have lately heard quite number OF
remarks made of the young lady CD mem
5or5 OF the public schools spending the re-
cesses in pr0menading up and down the
street in front Of the school building. We
very much regret having 10 acknowledge
that il is only TOO true, and hope that tue
prucl pal may devise some plan to stop IL.
Lew Tucker was at Wheeling last week.
He returned Monday.
We learn that a branch society OF one OF
the pEIlatelic societies viii be organized at
this ulace. Several Of our most ardent
phnafelists are backing the scheme.
|C. G. Eisenbarjh was at Parkersourg
Tuesday last on business.
The members of the missionary society
Of this place viii hold spelling beer this
/ Saturday evening at the residence OF
John A SnodgraSs, on Main street.
I we hope il will De a success, as we very
much admire the cause for which they are
working.
Mcssrs. Thistle. Cox and Friend Clark
visited the SIstersville oil field Sunday
last.
j. Dallas Ewing, Esq. Of Moundsville.
was here Wednesday and Thursday on
professional business.
Sohu +. McEldOwney left last Friday
for Huntington, this State, where he has
/ accepted position in the q. & p. shops.
Mrs. J. L. Parkinson, OF MOundsville,
returned home Tuesday, after very pleas
ant visit 10 the Misses Elliott, Of High
street. 49,,
John Denny spent last Sunday with
| friends in ClaringJop, y.
Col Fountain Smith, Of Fairmont, was
here last Saturday on professional bus
mess.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-02-05

which they served from the beginning OF
the county up to the present time: Blair
Moran, jacob Burley, Samuel Howard,
John Parrot, Zodiac Masters, Thomas
BuchannOn, Jacob Burley, William Nc
Farland, Francis Kelly, Joshua Burley,
deputy for ). 3. Purdy; Ehos Howard,
Jacob jefferson, Jackson Reed, A. y.
Baker, Henry Keltz, L. I. Gray, John +.
Wayman. II. W. Hunter, j. B. Hicks, w.
II. II. Showacre, w. j. Burley, Z. Z.
Mathews.
The Prohibitionists held a mass cOnven-
tiOn at tue Court House last night Tor the
purpose Of nominating a municipal ticket
to ba voted on at the coming election.
There seems TO be considerable complaint
among the taxpayers generally IN regard
TO the action OF Council in sending com
mittee down to the Legislature TO LOBBY
through the bill asking the State 70 cede 10
the city the grouud occupied by JEFFERSON
avenue from Eighth 10 Eleventh streets,
and that ct a time when the very commit
tee 20 which the bill will be referred are
on the ground and wal DO aOle 70 give the
matter their personal attention. But
while the committee are in Charleston cut-
topholiug the members and having social
GOOD time there is no one here 10 properly
place the matter before the Penltenuary
Committee. The committee have already
been furnished with one hundred and fifty
dollars 10 nav their expenses, and the peo-
pie say IL is q useless outlay OF the
pU ollc money without any commensurate
return. That the State will allow the city
10 open streets through their grounds
there can be no question, but that they will
cede all their rights ia that ground IS quite
another matter. 10 was the intention TO
ask the State 20 pave Tenth street, from
the prison 70 the depot, also Jefferson ave
nue. no front of that institution, and IN ali
PROBABILITY u the matter was properly pre-
seu-ai 10 could be acComp lished.
WORK or the shoe factory has been re-
suucd sicce the cold weather let up little,
ard ril be rapidly pushed 20 completion.
a. - McFad3en IS having new ROOF
put on the Hanes House. T.. It. Price is
doing the work 10 very satisfactory man
mar
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-02-05
BENWOoD.

Mr.. Jos. McMahon, real estate agent at
McNechen has disposed OF quite large
number OF lots lately. Mr.. Mcmahon IS
an enercetic and efficient agent, and
his business is rapidly increasing partlcu-
larry since 10 is definitely known that the
B. * o. will commence the erection OF
their saops in McMechen as soon as the
weather permits. ABOUT Sl5O,OOJ VIII oe
invested in their construction, and this
will bring many more inhabitants 10 tue
town. the majority OF whom seem eager to
purchase lots. the price being so reason
able now, and build homes OF their
own. The outlook for the ensuing
year is very good.
Persons living on Main street were
awakened one night last week by cries or
distress on the street, and upOa investiga-
ticn @ severed a man standing under gas
Light. minus coat and hat. and reaching
hrs hands uD TO the fame as If for warmth,
then wriugiug them as If enduring the most
intense mental anguish, all the while CIV
iug vent TO EXPLANATIONS of distress. Sew
eral times he started of up street but re-
turued TO the light again, repeating the
same performance. He was at last taken
10 charge by a passing pedestrlon who saw
him TO mis- place of abode in safety. The
mans strange actions we're accounted for
bv The fact that he was laOOrng undor
ha.lucinstiOnS produced by excessive IN
duIeence in alcoholic beverages, in other
words, delrium tremens.
MIR. John SchGu5 q welder az the River
side Tube WORKS, mas returned TO his home
la pittsburC, where ne will remain I'LL Inc
works resume.
Mr.. A. SeriE, Of Main street, IS recover
ing from "A severe attack Of rheumatism.
An educational meeting Of the teachers
of Union district, viii be held Saturday,
the 18th inst, at the school building, at
which County Superintendent Riue Will
be- present. also a NUMBER of teachers from
adjacent schools. The programme Tor the
meeting is repete with live topics, and
ones of considerable momenttO the indus
trlous and enthusiastic inltructOr OF the
rising generation.
Miss Helen NcCGbs, who is teaching at
Darlington, will leave for her school to-
morrow after spending a few days at
home.
Nr. VIM. Hall will improve his Main
street property by moving il out to the
pavement, and building six rooms to It, II
will also Oe thoroughly renovated ana
raised.
There is a family living out Bogg's Run
who are in great restitution. The head Of
the household has been i'll and unable 70
provide for his family for some time, hence
they were sadly in need when their condi-
ticu became known 70 friend, who imme-
diatelv sought 70 relieve their distress BY
sending them a load OF coal and soliciting
articles OF clothing aud food from neigh
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-02-05
PIEDMONT

- IA, V. rsIruorv A-G. W
rYa,.. -, y, q, v~s1f IN FREDERICK Nd.
49,. -, g.1.,,7 no wedding of Miss u.
H I,'. U --'' "a '''-
D1 ~ y Del. [.s,,,. Commander A q X
St ~, ~ 49, -,,+lfsI of Fern CliH
-. - -'1 - 49,, a. 81 m EN- NoDdav
Co5,,- - rie-5ric-s castle no. rs al
az .Is ~ Ne NIor7ey January 3d.
- Z. NV ",
a. W. ''g ~,,'i.,.. r,., --qe called IN Heads.
,.;,i, - PoT9ev last Sunday by the
49, - Lfs r,ot6sr Mrs Catherine Gil
S 5s- y wI ', nearly four score and two
80 IA F-nrrll al H-adsville Monday
-e,--,C-
- TTiro,os rso of Washington. ID.
=, --.,. sfc-..,, AMONG friends here.
T., sll4rs. .,s 80. Is,- ie ,-isirinr, Mrs
N-s2 49, VA
A h' -Sal' ,..,. t.,. ,,,,,-..5 q r,s;.;or
s-..es N ,,, '. -. Sf Of Nv az
tnle. .-e ~ ,-.-i ,,.I ne rosiii,,
1let-o .,, ~ t,7t l.-.-srv-.0, inns made
49, w
80 rrhs-oso Nrsvaiues Of Frederick
AZ 3. ,-,,,,t,... ,.., sfs-sr Mrs lanes N
~ -,..1't ~ '''''''7
~, I,s.,f 1er,it- and Miss Elizabeth
n S,F. JOSEPH l'..r l.D o c'5 M Mon.
d. r,orrip5 I'm - Peters Catholic
S+y IoL Z, 1.1 5ay ' p II We.isn. The bsUpv
49, IN NIo-s,y evening for a bridal
trin IN NrcKcrsr9rt. Pittsuurg, Wheeling
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-02-05

The worst cases of Chronic Ca
k-rh in the Head, yield to DR..
hes Catarrh Remedy. So GER
us it that It's makers offer $500
ID for an incurabie case.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-02-05

MULaals u Naa lfaa "a 81 49,
REQUIRE tbe Circuit CouN 70
from the arst Csy Of January
day OF Decem Der following
would 90 vary imprO0aole.
Following is a complete list
i1s OF Marshall county, and
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-02-05
Course Not.

The day was warm one and the
gentleman from Kentucky was coming
up from the spring at the foot OF the
hill with bucket 10 his hand.
"Ah, Colonel" inquired 81 Ohio Wis
itoi sitting on the porch, have you
something 70 drink in that pail?"
"Oh. no." responded the Colonel,
'slt's water"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-02-05
HIGH LIVING,

faction in every case, or your money
returned.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-02-05
MoUNDsvILLE

Miss Blarcl Levi has entered school az
Mt de CbdltGL, where sue Will take
complete course
Miss Love Gamble. Of Pittsburg, is
Spreading couple VI weeks with friends ~
this city.
mo Cooking Club met at the residence
Of Nr. and Mrs 3. II. Hojgemanu on
Touluson avenue, last Thursday eveu!nE.
A very pleasant evening was passed ID
social conversation.
There is vacant house In the Third
ward, with the windows battered In, the
fence i1 @ de.ap.oltel condition, the yard
covered with rank growth OF last years
weeds. while p,asterod across the front
deor reads the sign mot 20 Rent The
owner doubtless lived here under the Old
refine aad has failed thus far 10 catch on
70 the procession.
Col. 81. Van Polt aud ". s. Freed have
returned from the State Capital, where
they have both been urging two measures
before the Legis allure. the former The pen
itentiary bill, ana the latter an amendment
% the Mechanics Lien Law.
NreeI&ao' S Ninstrels are billed 20 appe2r
1t the Opera House on next Tuesday even
ing. They have ore OF the best agsrega-
lions that has vet appeared before cur pub
lie and viii no doubt have a large audi
ence. Ther were acre two years ESQ and
gave universal Satisfaction.
Clerk Lewis has issued but three msr-
riags licenses during the past week. Re
saws the ma.gi Conial market is becoming
exceedingly dull.
Since the year 1857, there have been 100
indictments found in the Circuit Court.
onlv about 20 per cent OF Whica have been
disposed of. All the balance are still pend.
Ing or else have been dropped from Z
docket. To dispose Of all these cases va
require tbe Circuit CouN TO be in 50
from the arst cay Of January j N
day Of Decembo following. 4
would 90 vary imprO6a0le.
Following is a complete list Of
i6s OF Marshall county, and
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-02-05
Giving Information.

Old Gent-"So, sir, voc want to mar
~ my danghter?p
Young Gent-"Of course. You didn't
think / waited TO marry your son, did
you?"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03

his token 10 his creditor 10 the second
tr1uc aud 50 on. a hundred dollars might
setilc the ,balnnccs where millions were
nonrht Or sold or traded. Il seems strange
70 me thar many ~ our newspapers even
n tne West and South Will keep on from
the 0J-ccnt dollar, etc. aoI wonder
they are really deceived themselses. Of
merely trying to deceive Others.
There l. no such n thug rs d dishonest
dollar unless u he counterfeit. Tha
government stamp on gold silver or
paper makes such commodl,y dollar,
40 honest dollar, there can 10 no nihcr
sorts 6AOOOOD0 people have pledged thor
homer aud their property for Its redcmp
ton, and each and every one OF them are
ntOrllly aud legally bound TO take il In
nayment for their labor or their goods.
Tho man who would call snch a dollar d
dishonest one. Is, FEAR. himself beyond
frcnchman, = German, an EnglishmAn.
n niun from my nation IN the earth, eN-
cep, tho United States, talk Of the silver
coined hy his government at n ratio ~
10 - 10 |, being dishonest money!
Never Business u paralyxed today be-
cause we have not enough circulating
medium.
M.l,o ever heard 81 a panic when a
full Legal tender circulating medium OF
amy Kind wns plentlfull Ii Is contraction
that causes phnics Loss Of confidence
you says Well yes, II Is loss OF comb
deuce. II We had perfect confidence In
each other, there would b. no need for
money ut all. am IN favor uf FREQ
aud unlimited coinage Of silver at q
ratio that will allow tho MINIS owner
mir profit on tho product Of his inlic
and no more silver IL mined now much
cheaper than Il used TO be, and II only
a tair valuation is given for y IN cola.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03
TnE RICHARDS MURDER.

MERIDIAN. Tex, Sept .. Especially
-Chns. Thompson and John Peterson,
ohargci with the murder Of w n.
Richards az Houston in tho month of
December last, wore brought np by Of
Ulcers Meicalf and Rail- shcri0 and con.
stable Of Bosqlc county, last night and
lodged IN iail at Meridian Mr Richards
was veteran ~ the Mexican war, q
cltiaen Of Meridian ON his way TO visit
o niece aud had 70 pass through and spend
The night AT Houston, aud Il IL supposed
was cnlrnppcd by man, who took
charge Of The old gentleman under the
ruiso % O fdcni,at the depot and put him
al place whore he could be easily
reached Outing tho nlrht he was taken
out robbed and left IA dead. The old
man was found Nv an unconscious state
gud brought TO Meridian, where he diuli
IN FEW days a woman 10y the name
N Julia WbIuon gave thu whole affair
away, md Il ~ Thought The evidence y
conclusive AZ 10 the gnllt OF the arrested
parties, The mnnner IN which The nf-
fair was uuenrihcd aud prosecuted TO the
present results reflects great credit upon
both the officials Of RESCUE aud the city
officers Of Houston The onar IL set by
Judge Hall for September 70, at Mrri-
dian
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03
HoLprNG corrnN.

GALVESTON, Tcx., s,pt, 2.--tspc-
cinll-lhc cotton rccclpis here arr very
light The planters Instead Of selling their
cotton ARE selling Tho scsd This enables
them 10. hold tho former for hcticr
prices Yesterday invent, ,scycn car loads
u cotton seed were received lierc md
ipuiid ready market. The Galveston
cotton men have numerous orders to buy
cotton and arr prepared To pay spnt each
for u on delivery here but iutcrier hold.
ers and planters will not sell AZ present
quotations. aud hy marketing their seed
arr enabled 20 meet pressing obligations
aud hold the Gotten for profitable nd
vance The Galveston banks clnim 90
have plenty OF money aud during the
past iwcnty-iour hours $4,000 ln cur.
ricy has been shipped TO New York to
meet Galveston exchange Twenty-Five
Thousand dollars of iliA amount was sent
by the American National.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03
DAILAs BUDGEr.

DALLAS. Tex, Sept. . lsnccial.l--
Over IN Kaufman county, Oh The border.
land Of the Trinity. there are and have
bccn for years past men engaged "a e6un-
terfeiiins Uncle Sans coin. These fel-
lows are shreWd, game 10 tho heel, dose.
Inoulhed and hase giged the federal Jtli-
'tsefs more iroable than ~ other maiefac-
tor, ~ he district A year or more ago
Tom Cnrin. reported 20 be lie chief
uf The gang, visa ARRESTED. lie = now
ont on bail. pending TRIAL Bill POsten
Ras another tough customer BIZ was
arrested Tor circulating spurious coin and
was released % bond. Willie enjoying
liberty ~ became Involved ID q row aud
knife thrust or pistol shot lthe wnier
ms f0re5ticn which aesndy Of removal
was rescrid fpl settled Bill for AZ tinp.
lie now rests quietly with .iis fathers
ard Ms spirit y IN q land wbef0 silver
docs not ciyeuiatg.
This morning Harry Page. a smooth
booking young country man. ,ras arfnigu-
"a hefsre ruiiel Siates COMMISSIONS.
Is ii. Iednnm Ho'ne iimc ago q man
narged elriii miserable counterfeit silver
ialInrs 0n ". J. Henson al TOiod.
KAufn.an county. Henson Is poor,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03

decrepA old man lie Is In his seventy
sNth year and has not been able 80
wear shou for tNcnIy years, owing
W rheumatic troubles, Winter aud sum.
mrr he goes hareiooied lie Is Also poor
n a necnniary scnse United States
Deputy Marshal A. McCainpbell invests
gated The case atd ran down Henry
i'afe ~ the guilty party. After hearing
NE erllaage the United Statcs commits
Jury placing his bond at 500 Ia de-
Jail 'NN "
Counterfeit dollars are being mintcd
u great numhcrs In this district anil
me marshal aud his assistants ar,. wag-
luz o relentless warfare on Tho rulnrits.
Ihis morning s. II Patterson. laip ~
the innr.hnl's office, picked upn clunSly
executed counterfeit silver dollar on
The train coming from Fort Worth.
Mrs. II, o. neekhsm filed snit form
diNorcc from her husband. s. H. Beck.
ham. to-day, and the inle she relatcs IN
her petition Il pltiahic Il irur. The mar,
Ties were mhrred in san Augustine
county IN 1876. aud five children were
TO Them hnrn, nnl are now living. Ac-
coulnf 20 Mrs, Rcckhnm, her husband
cultivated a greater love for ardent spir-
US Than he did for tho wife Of ~. bosom
AND Tho mother Of his children. lie
sdunndcrnd her money, was crnrl and
lyrnnnicnl and az San Antonio. two
years ago, beat her with an iron poker
anu called her vile names because she
declined 10 give him money received In
the shape Of a legacy from relative,
year ago, az beaumont, tho couple
SEPARATED Mrs Beekham asked for q
children
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03
TEXAS SUMMER AND WINTER RESORT

for $3.50 pcyable in thirty days II he
decided later 10 buy
-Four days later a PROSPEROUS looking
fellow. giving his name as Tnyior, called
GU Conin aud asked II he had a certain
cider-inil pntent right for P0cnh0nlas
county. Stating tina, he had worked the
same thing successfully in Pennsylvania
and would pay ConiH for II. Comic told
Taylor he had the refusal Of II and
that he would close the deal with Barnes
and sell out 10 Taylor, This was salls-
factory Ia. Taylor. aud he forthwith
planked down so 20 bind the bargain.
Canin Immediately filled out a blank note
left 10y Barnes and sent II TO him by
the first mail. Two days later the note
turned up IN the Warrington hank have
ing been discounted by Barnes. TAYLOR
has not called to take The patent right
yet. and Barnes can not he found.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03
CASE ON GENUINE LErnosY.
One Found in the Wyoming PEN
itentiary at Laramie.

LARAMIE, Wyo.. Srpi 2-Ai the
state peniteniiary in this place case Of
what Is certainly genuine lcprosy has de
velopcd, and was for the first time made
public today by tue physicians Il has
caused much excitement W the city The
victim b prisoner NAMED I'd Fisher
and for obvious reasons The matter has
been kent from the public for some time
Ne IL 30 years old aud was sent up for
two years for grand larceny. The case
has been examined by all physicians Of
The city. and zach pr1nounos i lepr0sy
Portions Of the skin Of the patient have
been sent 10 experts Of tho disease 10
San francisco Nearly ail % The Lar
annie physicians met At The peniicntlary
this morning for the purpose Of further
Rpectim and consultation. bit the visit
produced no change Of opinion.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03

Pointto Trouble in the whisky Trust
nj Peorln.

PEORIA. H., Sept. . sI1ie whisky trust
appears 10 be agafn "a prfiiy hnri straits
for ready cash. President orffnhui, from
called 8 special neeling of iho ooafd o.
dlrsrelf ~ 20 led ilas ear aiftfa.
Trade FOR TIE plHi a<iuf1 h1s neen fcry
dali bni tho ffuss 3 puslHi fpf i4onty
wits which 10 c3si ihe ft1lic vouchers
~ they come da4 u - sfid ihli .9inc
~ fla directors af 80 tafur ~ alfmn4lnr
rebate payment uuui Dnsinend Improves
hut Others declare n flie rus makes sEnfli
q rule ~ thai n 4 il1rni 10 De forced Into
the hands Of 4 receiver.
Sanlr ~ The large .fllerf who have re-
hates coiaing 10 fiiesu aad who are nm
friendly 10 the c0npaly void ~ once al
tef suit. il 4 th1nghf Z nufnter y ne
VIII open on the isf " scuitmb4f ~
liie coppersnitha 81 tho city iiaYe been
working over Time 70 get ready