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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-19

Tbo present spell Of winter weather is
~, onIy unprecedented in many locall-
ia, hit its generality is striking, Tel
. ~ from many parts Of Europe, in
.lnJippthe somi-tropic Mediterranean
eonntrios, show that Europe and AmerI-
M share tho cold wave about equally.
This mornings kilograms tell Of tenn
noraturo in Sweden cold enough to
i,eezo mercury and OF eight inches OF
snow in Texas. 1t may we'll BIO ques-
toned il in this era OF the worlds his
tory as prOtractod, severe and widely
extended a spe!lof arctic weather has
been experienced.
MANY cities report coal iamines or
rsars Of scarcity oil coal, while in some
Dlacos tho severe freezing has caused a
scarcity Of water
In parts Of West Virginia the wheat
Il SAID to be suffering.
Men have been thrown out OF employ
meut by the severe weather, and from
ali parts OF the two continents como re-
morris Of loss Of life. In some European
souItrles wolves and other wild beasts
have been driven from the forests, and
prowl about in the streets oil towns.
Human beings and domestic animals
have been attacked and devoured.
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KNOWIEDGE

Brings comfort and Improvement aud
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs Of physical being, will attest
the value to health Of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
It's excellence is due to It's presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas.
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax.
alive; eftsCtually cleansing the system
dispeiling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval Of the medical
profession because II acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weaken.
ing them and 1t isperfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup Of Figs Is for sale by all drug.
gists In coo and q bottles, but IL Is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
GO. only, whose name Is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup Of Figs,
aud being well informed, You will not
accept any substitute II offered.
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MouNpsYlLhE.
A Miscellaneous Mclupgs vi Minor Matters
from SIarshnips Metropolis.

I
from MRrshnirs Metropolis.
A party Of young folks formed a Jolly
sleighing party the other evening aud
drove out to John S, Redd's, near
BeeleF's Station. One young lady in the
party had the misfortune 10 lose gold
watch, and coming home the blizzard
was very severe, so much so that one
sled load OF the excursionists sought
shelter for tho night at q hospitabIe
farm house,
A petition has been presented to
county court, signed by sixy.tiYe citi-
zens, OF Sand Hill district, asking for o
bridge over Wheeling creek atlor near
Nicholas Schroeder's, This point is
ouly about one mile from where ONO
county Is now building q bridge across
the same stream,
Mr., A, @ Whitaker, trustee, who
sold the John Mcmillan farm at the
front OF the court house few days ago,
has received an offer OF ten per cent
more than tho property was knocked
down for, and 1t is quite probable that
1t will be put up again,
County court convened yesterdays and
organized by electing W, H. Hubbs
president OF the body. Mrtfiubbs lives
at Glen Easton and is the oldest menu
Der of tho court in point OF service.
Mr. w. w. Smith has been selected
secretary and manager Of the Mining
and Manufacturing Company, to sue
coed Mr.. ]. Glenn Cook, who declined u
reelection, "&
Mr.. Richard Chadduck. has received
from his son, Frank, who is the owner
Of an extensive orange grove in Florida,
several boxes Of very fine oranges.
supler g. COPYRIGHT the Second ward
merchants have dissolved partnership,
Mr. Courtwright retiring. Mr.. Supler
will continue the business. ga
The firm of Pecht, Tucker 4 CO., has
dissolved, Mr.. Pecht retiring, The
business will be continued by tho other
members Of the firm.
Sheriff Mathews has purchased the
Holliugshead property, on Jefferson
avenue, Tor s., 200.
The Humphries Broom Company 10
receiving the machinery for it's new fac.
tory this week.
The New York Opera Company will
be the next attraction at the opera
house.
Uncle Tom and Eva held the boards
at the Opera House, last night.
Captain Lee Anshuts, Of Pittsburgh, is
here.
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Strong WItnessas.

Among the thousands OF testimonials
ofcures BY DR.. Miles New Heart Cure,
is that OF Nathan Allisons, a well known
citizen Of Glen Rock, Pa, who for years
had shortness OF breath, sleeplessness,
pain in left side. shoulders, smothering
spells, etc. one bottle Of DR.. Miles New
Heart Cure and one box OF Nerve and
Liver Pills, cured him. Peter Jaquet,
Salem, N. j., is another witness, who
for twenty years suffered with heart
disease, was pronounced incurable by
physicians, death stared him in the
face, could not lie down for fear OF
smothering to death. Immediately af-
ter using the New Cure he felt better
and could lie down and sleep ill night,
and is now we'll man. The New Cure
Is sold, also free book, by Logan Drug
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TERRIRLN FArAh AcoIpENT.
A sIelshing Party In Rhode Island Struck
by an Engine,

A sleishing Party In Rhode Island Struck
by an Engine, u
PRoyIDRNcp, Il. !, Jan. lS,-A dread
iul accident occurred at a crossing near
Lonsdale, on the Providence 4 Wor.
cester railroad, at half past l o'clock
this morning, A sloighipg party from
Pawtpcket, returning from dance and
supperat Woonsocket were struck by
the locomotive ola freight train, Eight
persons were instantly killed and six
teen injured. OF the injured itisfeared
that eight or ton may die,
The following Is the Hat OF killed and
injured;
Killed-Daniel S. Richardson, Robert
Cook, Sarah Ann Draper, Mary Ann
FawCett.
William Henry Q, Draper, Miss Annie
Wilson, Mary Hamilton and Annie
Sullivan died at the hospital to-day.
The badly injured are; Mrs. Joseph
Riley, collar bone broken; Ada Houk,
right leg broken; Joseph Mcknight,
scalp wound; Willis Braithwaite, ribs
broken; Thomas Wilson, collar bone
broken; Fanny Smith, bad scalp wound,
Is expected 10 die.
A high stone wall on the north side
OF the highway shuts off the view OF the
railroad at the point. The collision, the
engineer OF the train said, was unayoid'
able.
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KoKoMo, IND, Jan. lS.-The strike at
the Diamond Plate Glass Works, this
city, is of, the men returning to work
this morning. The superintendent
proposition was accepted, that the men
make eleven benches OF glass in the ten
hours OF each day, instead Of ten Ss
heretofore, except Saturday, when they
are to make but five, as usual,
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BEhIMIRE.
All Sorts OF Local News md Gossip from
the Glass City.

All Sorts OF Local News md Gossip from
the Glass City.
Colonel Poorman was awarded 1887 AZ
OF the 500 he claimed, as fees in the
secretary ofstate's Office by the arbitra-
tors, to which the matter was submitted
by his predecessor, Hon. D. j. Ryan
and himself. Mr., Ryan probably knows
now that Colonel Poorman understands
the law quite as well as he does, though
he pooh poohed the idea when the mat
ter first camo out Tho colonel has
been q winner in every contest at CO.
lrlmbus.
The delinquent tax sale in this ceun-
ty this year was OF less interest than
usual, a smaller number Of lots and par.
cells OF land being sold than for several
years, and most OF the lots were held by
the state.
Quito number OF Findlay papers
with twelve columns Of delinquent tax
sales OF lots In that town were sent here
yesterday. 1tlohks as II half the town
lots were to be sold for taxes.
John Motter, Of this city, sold sixteen
ierrets to Benwood people during the
past month. II they have game war.
den over there he should keel his eye
on Benwood...
The City Council failed 10 hold a
meeting this week, some Of the MON.
bera being too busy sled riding in the
evening-a harmless amusement.
Lewis Hando, rowing window glass
blower, who worked hero and ut Barnes.
villo, was frozen TO death at Dunkirk,
Ind, the othor day.
Miss Minnie DArrah has severed hpr
connection with the poStoillCe and Is in
the Office OF the Chemical Baking Pow
dor Company
The liquor dealers held a meeting yes.
terdRy evening 10 take action against
higher license 10 this state
AbO stahl camO home yesterday from
Chicago.
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Draw You, own oouola.IOn.

Mr.. ]. O. Davenport, manager OF the
Fort Bragg Redwood Co., Ft. Bragg,
Cal, has this to say of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy: II used IT for a severe
cold and cough and obtained immedl-
ate relief. In the Fort Bragg Redwood
Co.'s store we have sold large quanti-
ties Of Chamberlain's medicines" For
sale by druggists. D&w
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sASASSAu,GA, Jan, 1s,--snow began
falling hero at $3.50 this morning and at
llO'clOCk Is still comingdown furiously,
Nothing like 1t has ever been seen here
ISelore. All the cotton exchange mem.
Oss and half tho business men in town,
young aud old, are in snow battle.
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Every Freight Trim Tied nn.

MuNcIE, ND, Jan, 1S.-The Lake Erie
& Western strike can get no worse, al.
though it may last, Every freight
train on the road is stopped. General
Manager Bradbury has been heard
from and says that under no clrcum.
stances will tho strikers be taken back.
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MARTINS FERRY.
News Notes and Personals from Our Ncr
NeiRhbor,

News Notes and Personals from Our NcaI
Neighbour.
Mr.. Joseph Thornburg and Mrs.
Anna NJ. Robertshaw were quietly mar
ried yesterday afternoon at the resi-
dence OF the brides mother, Mrs. Du'
vail, on North Fourth street, by Rev. A.
W. Butts, pastor OF the NJ. L, church.
Mr. A. L. Gazeley, general secretary
OF tho Y. MO. A. at East Liverpool,
will give talk on personal Purity
at the mems mass meeting here next
Sunday afternoon.
Tho advance sale OF tickets for the
Fiske Jubilee Singers tonight is the
largest OF any entertainment in the Y.
NJ. @. A. course. The house will be
crowded.
Guckelt & Steel have completed their
wild cat well on the Dorsey farm i've
miles west OF Powhatan in the southern
part OF Belmont county.
Last night party OF young people
drove out to Hugh Pickens', on Scotch
Ridge, where they spent the evening
very pleasantly.
The Arcadian Club was pleasantly en-
tertained last night by DR.. and Mrs.
Will II, Hall at their residence on North
Fourth street,
More sleighing, coasting, snow balling
and seating was done yesterday than for
a couple Of weeks.
J.K. Gardner, q lumberman OF Ridge
way, Pa, is at the st. Clair hotel.
Reserved seats for the cantata OF Sam,
uel were nut on sale yesterday.
The delinquent tax sale this week
was the largest for years.
The mercury rose thirty degrees here
yesterday morning.
Il. "A. Lindemuth, health officer, has
raainnad.
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CHARLESTON, S. O., Jan! 1s,-snow be-
gan falling here at 10 o'clock this morn
Ing and continued steadily three hours
The ground Ia covered to a depth of an
inch and half. Tho streets are full Of
snow bRllers. Nothing IKE 1t has been
known in Charleston for forty years.
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GRAND HAVEN, Mon, Jan. 1s.-Tho
steamers Wisconsin and Roanoke are
ia' in tho Ice fifteen miles ofEthis port.
They have been out about 80 hours.
lae ice 10 moving this way and tho har'
Dor Ia badly blocked.
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SKGIII NVFp1hh U ne InIeLl1t1ctT
MAmlSsnuRo, W. VA, Jan. 1s.-This
has been tho coolest day SO far of the
winter Tho mercury registered five
degrees below zero this morning. There
y but little snow, many OF the wheat
fields being entirely bare, and the farm
ers say the wheat Is being killed.
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pclroll RIror rroEen.

DETROIT, Mlcu., Jun. 49, Tho Detroit
river is frozen solid from bank to bank
except whore the ferry steamers force a
pa''agOway Rivermon say that tho leo
n ~ mo not been sothick since tho winter
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up several miles from land, someoi
them started TO walk in to land before
the ice was strong enough and were
probably drowned, Three tramps were
frozen to. death sunday night near PFin-
cess Anne,
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Il FrOeEos tlle Mercnry.

SrooSuoLa,Jau, ls-lntcnse cold pro.
walls throughout Sweden. In tho north
,N' mercury freezes. All harborl are
ico,bound, Steamers duo from London
aug Hull on Saturday have not arrived
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Nj OVER THE WORLD,
NH. Present Spell Of Winter unpEe-
cedonted in its Scope.
RFgCRES FROM SWEDEN TO TEXAS,

D.oo,o have Suffered, aud Relief
vork is Found TO be Necessary in
Many Plucos-The Mercury FreOzss
:, some Places in Europe, and there
-. Eight Inches Of snow in the
nnlr states of America.
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sllli iInn,1Inn I'd Anrll.ln.

AUGUSTA, Ga, Jan. 1S-rhO third
snow in three weeks and probably the
hardest In tho history Of Augusta has
icon falling since 3 o'clock this MORN
INg, NO AlRng Of abatement ynk.
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ARis, Texas, Jan. 1s.-.,rhe heaviest
snow In years has fallOn horo, II began
SHaI'y Yesterday morning annals still fall.
XIX. Fully OIght inches hhs already
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Men IIrolen tn llrnll.

SALISBURY, Mn, Jan. is--AdvlcOs
from NanICoke state that several mon
S SoyN boon frozen 10 death In small
S'n''' that were caught out and frozen
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FOR RFNTT.

FOB RFHTT.
No. 55south Penn street. nine omed house
No. " Ohio street, Six.r00med house.
Six'roomod, newhouSe, on South Front street,
flvo.roomod now house on Florida street.
FOR SALE
900, fourroomod house, South Penn street.
sl,0e0, Hve-roomed house, South Huron streat,
$500, cottage on South York street, No. %,
S91O0, slx.roomed house, South Huron street,
$500, hye.roomed house, Florida street.
$1,000, eightroOmed brick, Virginia street
$1,000, Ten.roolnOd brick on corner Of Zane
and South Broadway streets, lot 4Sxl20 feot.
slx'FooFned hoube on South broadway street
Now double house on South broadway
No. D south Penn street, cheap,
slx'Foomed house on Virginia street, near the
bridge.
No, 81 Ohio street, stx.roomed house. cheap.
81 900, slx.roomGd house on North York, No. 20l
$1,000 Slx.roomed house, NORTH, York street,
No. 200, w
40. 81 North York street, nlnc rooms, all tho
latest improvements, 60x4O0.
No. 147 South Broadway, scven.roomed new
house, lot 4lxl20 feet.
No. 30 Zane StIoot, teu.roomed house.
Corner Wabash aud Delaware Streets fouE.
foomed cottage.
No. II South Penn street seyon .roomod house
No 1918 McColloch street, Sixyrooms and q
storu room in which therO Is q grocery doing
good cash buSlness VIII soil cheRp,
Have good building lots IN all the best loca.
cations on tho Island, and in Moundsvllle and
McDtcchen W
FINK g. BROWN,
Telephone osz Du5l 1tis Market street
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REAL ESTATE.
FOB RElTT.
IslMEDIATE POSSESSION.

Personal attention glyeu 70 renting houses
without loss aud save you tho lFouhlO and afly
n0ylnce incident thereto Pension vouchers
certified, dispositions taken IN pension claims
Deeds lelSeSS agreements aud other written IN,
stIumepts prepared, 100
before the Treasury Department and Interior
Department IN claims for Pensions Bounty,
80, save you the time and trouble incident 70
eorFcspon dence with attorney9ip Warrington or
access 10 FoYernmentFecoTds, therefore nothing
II. gained by putting your Clalm into the hands
Of agents IN Washington. Pension olAlms can
only be completed IN one way and that 10 by
RfidAylts, II you will call Of my office win
complete your claim In loss time than you can
state your case 70 an agent In Washington D, o,
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MONEY TO LOAN.

RINEHART & TATUM,
City Bank Building. Room No. 0.
Telephone 2lD. iais
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pOsgEsgICN AT ONCE

No. 2190 Main street, store room.
No. 81 South Front StrOOt, seven rooms
and bathroom 90
No. Tenth street, storesoo u............... ~ 50
FOR SALE.-A fne now residence on
North Front street, near Zane street,
A cheap piece Of property On Fourteenth
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FOE RENT.

POSSESSION APRIL /, 1898,
No 1877 McColloch street, four rooms, sI2 90
No, 1905 Woods street. five rooms. S1l 90
No. 05 Ohio street, three rooms S7 80.
No, 2ll7 Main street, three roowF. 81 90.
No, lll6 Charles street, four robins 81 O0
No, 10 Tenth street, store room, So 80.
No 81 South Penn street, frame.
No. 2ll7 Main street, sloro room, SIS 90.
No. 2l17 Main street, four rooms $500
No, 2S47 Ctl4pline street. hvo rooms, $500.
No. 900 Eolt street, store room and dwelling
No. 40 Seventeenth street, rooms, first floor.
WGroro0m or Etororoom on South street.
brick. al
Office room, No. 1874 Market street second
floor.
No. 300 Main street, tyelYo.room dwelling
No, % Vermont street, slxroom frame dwelling
No, STl2 Jacob street, StQreroom and dwelling.
atFNAt leland
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TolenhOp0 osz Llall llls Matko. s!loot
The evening world., 1893-10-27

day all about here and saloon-kccpcrs
runs wild on all sidcs. 1t IL not far tO
hell-we are on the border-land-yet We
are white as snow
The Police Board may sit in judy
ment; Inspector and Police Captain may
try to hoodwinlt the public. but this Will
not convince mo-this precinct Is a sin
cursed. law-breakinE district from CEN
tire to circumference"
Said Rev. Mr.. Henry
Last sunday night Il gentleman and
myself walked up and down five streets
for five blocks on each. In our :%.iotrict.
out of nincty-four saloons that We
passed, nincty-onc were lighted up and
doing business, as was easily eviden,
even to outsiders.
Three saloons that We're doing the
most fourishing business were located
as follows: one just opposite Capt. Dev-
ery's Eldridgc street station: lone next
door to a Methodist Church. and the
third, next door to u Presbyterian
church. There was a policeman In
front Of each church. and in plain view
of the saloons, where men and women
were going in and out carrying pitchers
OF beer.
In front of IA d~isrcputable house we
passed, was a woman soliciting men tC
como in. We also found seven pool,
rooms in fun blast"
The cases of Catherine Schubert, oI
~ Chrystie street: Tessie Werner, oI
100 Forsyth street, and Grace Welsh, OF
81 Eldridgc street, arrested at the In.
stance of DIR. Parkhurst's agents. foi
maintaining disorderlv houses in Cant
Devery's precinct. will come up in Es.
sex Market Court this afternoon.
The evening world., 1893-10-27
RUNAWAY STRIKES A CAR.
Exciting Experience OF Residents OF
the Annexed District.

An exciting runaway. In which milk. milk cans,
trolley cars, horses anu men and a boy figured
extensively. Occurred In the Annexed District
about go \ NJ. to-day. j. y. Flock, OF lo7
Fast one Hundred ard Fifth street. with his
milk wagon loaded with cans u milk. was deity.
cring supplies In the vicinity Of Lincoln avenue
and southern Boulevard. when the animal bc-am,
unmanagcablc.
Despite rlook's efforts the horse dashed down
Of milk. The rcins were dragged from the driver
hands. and on dashed the frightened beast. mar,
roNly escaping knocking down two yonns tao
tory girls as they wrro crossing Thldr avenue at
the Boulevard.
The runaway turrcd into Third avenue, an,
pedestrians scattered riSht and left nt every cross
ing, some seeking du1rwnys for safety when tn
horse rwor,cd toNirls the curhstouc
TN IN" Third Avenue Bridge. Witch spans III
Harlem Rlyrr. the FIXING horse aud vehicle mid
way OF the bridge collidri with trolley car u
going north, heavily loaded.
Tho milk warr1 morse went down In n heat
In front Of the car, white Flock, Giuseppe Ma
nos1ic. his hoy, and the remaining cans VI mill
were scattered nu the roadway.
The mutOrman. obs wing the approaching run
away. had stopped the car and pt"ul"l back inside
thus escaping u eau, which struck On the plat
form
Thu passengers and Plo.h. who had not hrrI
much hurt, pulled N" horse from the track. an
the ear resumed it's way uninjurcl. Giuseppe
half dead with terror. and dronrhpl with mix
fac" and lg were cut. The horse right 'or"lo
was injured.
The evening world., 1893-10-27
BURGLARS LIKE THIS PLACE.
Only One Tenant Has Escaped
a Recent Visit of Cracksmen.
--latest Robbery Discovered at Rost's
Printing Omcc.

II. A.. Rost, n printer at the corner OF
Frankfort and William streets, re-
ported to the police this morning that
some time during the night his cstab-
ltshment had been entered by burglars.
He is unable to give the exact amount
OF his loss, owing to his inability to upcn
tho safes in his office.
When Mir. Rost arrived at hts place
OF business this mornig he was sur.
rrtsed to find tina the door leading 10
his office yielded to his ouch without
, nlnco "SS OF a icy lpon, entering the
papers scattered about the door.
lie began an investigation. and found
t.hat an attempt had been made to Opcu
me satGS' The contributions had been
LOCKS showed that the burglars wcr,
evidently professionals. The burglar.
app!rently had been Disturbed or fright.
vnti VIM" at work upon the safes and
escaped. leaving their tools behind.
Mr.. ltoSt has sent for a safe rXpert
ana until he arrives he cannot tell If TN,
compartments in the safes have beer
cirlnrd out. As 1t is, several dollars ii
ing from one Of the deslIs.
Upon the floor was found n brace anf
NV ana a piece Of paper in which tn,
powder or fuse was to he found,
Other tenants in the building hav,
previously reported losses to the police
pnt no arrests have ever been made.
Th" N"wtown Copper Tyne COMPANY
occupying the second left, cla Inns to HAY,
been robbed at least six times within
tho past year.
f,rcLcrick Sautor, who rents the stur,
ana tirst floor, reports that on Aug. I
iaSt hiF, nla"c was entered and n Bcnga
tirer skin, valued at $3.50. witch va,
boiiiE made into II rug for Mrs. Rnil"v
VII" OF the circus manager, was stolen
a glass; CasC Of stuffed wondCocks
worth about $50, was also carted away.
Elk Sheriff James A. Flack occuulrj
the five upper lofts for his book bind
ing establishment. lie Is the only tenan
IN fhc. building who mas not been "A vic
tim OF burglars.
Tn" entrance to tho bui!ling last nigh
was made hr forcing the han door viii
2 jimmy. From appearances the bur
lars made their exit over the roof.