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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-02
Receiver Appointed.

~ letca fFfAf tiifs ~ 80 tapesfF1i-
PAEKERsBURG, w. VA, July Judge
jackson, Of the United States District
Court, has appointed Mr. George Eaton, OF
Pittsburg. Pa, receiver Of the Pitts0urg
Oh Well Supply Company in West Vir-
giuia, with a bond Of 5000. The same
gentleman has been appointed receiver for
the same company in Ohio, Pennsylvanis
aud Indiana Colonel Robert White, OF
Wheeling, was attorney for the company.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-02
A New Packet for zaDesvllle.

cI1lIlI I'I0lTIlI u 70 ~ 43'EF'''''
ZANEsvILLK, o., August 1.-The new
steamer II. d. MunsOR, which was built az
Marietta, arrived here to-day 70 receive
some machinery. II was QUILT for the
Pittsburg-Z GAINESVILLE trade, but will run
number OF excursion trips out Of this city
before entering that trade. II is one Of the
prettiest boats that ever landed az this
CITY
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-02
Special 7sl.orom to II. REGISTER.

PARKERsBURG, w. VA, August L.
Father Robert Kelleher, who was run
over by B. g. o. freight engine, while
crossing Grafton bridge this morning,
at 9 o'clock, was some time since, as
sistant pastor Of ST. Xavier Catholic
Church of this city. While here the
reverend gentleman was extremely pop
ular with Catholics and Protestants
alike, and his sudden and shocking
death was received with expressions OF
sadness and sorrow throughout the
city. Father Hickey, the pastor Of ST.
Xaver. was coming home from q trip
east and was passing through Grafton
when the accident happened. he was
one OF Father Kelleher's closest and
most welcome friends.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-02
YESTERDAYS BASE BALL CAKES

AT St Louis, not content with letting
the visitors knock the ball all over the
grounds in the first game. the Browns very
materially assisted the total OF the Pitts
burg run column by numerous and glaring
errors. The second game was pitchers
battle in which Killen had much the better
support Attendance Ass. Score. First
game.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-02
Fell Fifty Feet.

Special TslsCrGm 70 tas Rooster.
ZANEsvILLE, o.. August John Casey,
aged 90 years, for 10 years alBsltimore and
ONO employe, while fixing the bell on top
OF the round house this evening fell 50 feet,
breaking his left shoulder. arm and six
ribs. One rib penetrated the left lung so
be breatned through the opening. He will
die.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-02
A SERIOUS CUTTING AFFRAY.
Charles Netzelt. = One Armed Man, In
fIots = Bad Injury on Ayres-

sreaa. T,leSr4n 70 ne RsSIats-.
ST. GAINESVILLE, o., August l.
Charles Netzelt, sober. and Thomas
Ayres, intoxicated. were walking along
the street here this evening, when John
Hepperlin applied mild epithet to
Ayres. Ayres at once became angry.
and in his drunken rage turned
upon Netzelt, who was trying 70
get him home, and struck him several
times with a shovel be found on the
street. Netzelt tried 70 get away, bat
was unable to do so. Ayres continued
70 strike him with the shovel till Net
zext. 70 defend himself. got out long
oladed pocket knife and stabbed him 10
the right breast. The cut was deep and
laid Ayres out. DR.. Samuel West took
charge OF the wounded man, who will
likely recover. Netzelt gave himself
up 10 the authorities.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-02
CHRISTIANITY The THING.
The Pope Preparing an Encyclieal to tn
Rulers of fChristendom.

The Pope Preparing an EncycItaI 10 IHo
Rulers of ChristendOm.
NEW YORK, August 1.-The Worlds
Rome cable says:
The Pope has been engaged for some
months upon an encyclicaI to all the
rulers in Christendom.
The World correspondent has seen
the encyclical which the Pope will Is
sue shortly.
Following are extracts from the en-
cyelical:
The social question should be placed on
a religious basis If: we would OBTAIN at
once a philosophical and practical solu-
tom of the difficulty.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-02
an..,nl I.l.arsn o d. R.a,,t.r.

STEUBENvILLE, o., August THE
suspension Of the Toronto Bank this
morning precipitated the suspension Of
the Toronto Pottery Company, and this
evening George c. Pugh, a stock holder,
made applicstiou'ior the appointment
OF receiver. The Court appointed
James NJ. McClare, chashier OF the
bank, receiver OF the pottery company.
Liabilities, 100000; assets about the
sama
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-02
sehool comml..loner Eleetsa.

SDseiaJ telegram 20 ne Rsgistsr-
KEYsER, w. VA, August AT the cleo
ton for school Commissioner in this place
today Or. c. ). Hoffman was reelected oy
q majority Of twenty-five votes over Hon
Wm. 81. Welsh.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-02
Earned ST. Louis |. Pittsburg 10; q base

Earned, ST. Louis l, Pittsburg 10; base
hits, Shugart base hits, Lyons, Beck
ley; home runs, Killep: first on balls OF.
Bannon 3, of Pears 3, on Kiilen /, of Colco-
Tough A.; hit by pitcher by Bannon 2, Pears
/; shut out by Bannon l, killen 2; passed
balls, Peitz /; time 2:25; umpire, Snyder.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-02

SUEUBENvILLE, August Id. Nc
Clave, cashier Of the Toronto bank, this
morning entered suit against Jefferson
Salteman, president, and John Logan,
a partner in the institution, to close up
the business, aud Judge Mansfield ap-
pointed Robert Nj. FraEcey as lts re-
ceivsr. The cause of the suspension is
ascribed to the stringeucy OF the money
market and inability TO realize on as
sets, which are considerably In excess
OF the liabilities. The bank was a pri-
vste concern and has been in operation
since 1850.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-02

atheism and a
departure from the
Christian faith are
the great aids and
stimulants Of anar-
chy and socialism.
The Christian faith
alone is the bulwark
of social order.
AT this moment
Europe is in the
throes of an i'm
mense upheaval Of
society, in which
one violent struggle
succeeds another un-
ceasingly. In many
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-02

wlurssos. D. C.. August -Por West
yirZinia local showers tonfFntN followed by
cisarizE wesfhsr: winds shifslsEtto northeriy;
sligbtIT warmer Tuesday sVsniF#
For western Pennsylvania III Ohio. ioc =
sh,wers 20 sIght. followed D. sraHe
weather TUESDAY northeEiy -
sonrhvestsrn OLA.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-02

RoSrE, August The Right Rev. Jo-
seph Rademscner, D. D, Bishop 81 Nash
vile, Tenn, has been appointed ArchBish-
0p u Fort Wayae, KndisAA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-02
A BANK AND A POTTERY.
The Bank of Toronto, Ohio, and the Tor
oatO Pottery Company, of the Same
Place, in the Hands OF Receiver.
n....InI 1ll.nr.,.,, "a fhl Renkrtsr

The Bank OF Toronto, Ohio, and the Tor
oatO Pottery Company, of the Same
Place, in the Hands of a Receiver.
spseiaI 7sleorum to TIC RsOtstsr.
TORONTO, o., August 1.-Toronto was
thrown into a fever OF excitement this
morng owing 30 q notice posted on the
doors Of the Toronto Banking Company
saving they had been compelled TO sus-
pend payment owing to Inability TO
realize on their assets. They further
state their depositors will be paid in full
as soon as they so realize, as their as
sets far exceed liabilities. They also
will return all deposits taken in July
31st.
As soon as the notice appeared upon
the door an excited thrOng began to
gather to discuss the situation, and
soon the street was filed with deposit
ors. Many poor men have therein de-
posted all their savings, ranging In
amounts from $500 to 81, 500. The reas-
suring confidence Of the officials has
somewhat Quieted their fears, and the
officials ask a further expression OF the
same until they are enabled TO pay out
The hank has been In successful ope-
ration for quite number OF years, and
had the confidence Of the ontire COM
muuity and surrounding country. It's
President, Jefferson SALESMAN, is one
of the Oldest citizens and the largest
property holder in this city. j. NJ. Nc
Clave, the secretary and cashier, is also
a man OF means, and since his induction
as cashier has won the respect and con-
idence of every one. He is also mana
ger Of the Toronto White Ware Pottery
Company, which company has been very
successful under his administration Of
affairs.
Should the directors conclude to
wind up the affairs Of the institution IL
will prove a very bothersome matter TO
Toronto, as it, has been boon to the
community aud great accommodation,
as depositors were formerly compelled
TO use the banks of Steubenville and
Welsville. The bank numbers among
It's directors several well-known monied
men OF Hancock county, W. Va, and
Jefferson county, Of this State.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-02
A BIG SLUMP IN PORN!
From Nineteen DOllarS a Barrel to
Ten in Half an Hour.
BIG PROVISION DEALERS FAIL

The Final Bursting of Bubble,
the Blowing of Which Began
Last March-The Market Re-
covered Some of It's Lost
Ground, but the Losses Were
Terrific-s45o, 900 on $4,000
Barrels Of Pork.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-02
Reducing Iron We

PrTTBUR6. August J
OF Anderson, Depu
steel plant az CD
been notified Of g.
the wages Of al
m8re. aud . o.
earning les
/<Eill be acc
sheet miD
West ST.
eiy. !
" 7ioy
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-02

epeesol 7a>grza 70 ~ begists-
WAsHrxsTox. ID. c., August L-J- r
Adair was to-day appointed postmaster a.
Red Sulphur Springs. Aonroe county.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-02
THE SILVER MIN MEET.
Allen VI. Thurman Elected Chairman
Of the Convention.
MAYOR HARRISON'S WELCOME

Extended in a Feicitous Free Sill
yer Speech-He Goes Out OF
His Way TO Give John Sher-
man a Side Wipe-Thurman's
Address Upon Taking the
Chair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-05
SOUTHERN RAILWAYS
A Meeting Of fManagers-EScessive fre'gh'
Charges KIN Trade.

A meeting of officers of the Associated
Railwavs of VIRGINIA and the Carollnas
was held az the Hotel Rennert IN Bsltl-
more on Tuesday for the discussion OF
matters relating 20 the interchange OF
traffic. the appointment OF local agents
wnere vacancies have occurred, and Other
routine business. u
The gentlemen in attendance were Ii.
.Waners vice-president, and L. NJ. Emer-
son. traffic manager of the Atlantic-C Coast
Line. John c. Winder, of Raleigh. n. o..
vice president. and O. Y. Smith, OF NOR,
folk. Va. traffic manager OF the SeaoOard
Air Line: Reuben Foster. receiver. ana
Sol. Haas. traffic manager OF the Rlch-
mond and Danyile, and X. ID. Carpenter
commissioner of the association. :,
Mr. Reuben Foster, receiver or the
Richmond and Danyllle. said TO balti-
more American reporter that business Win
oil Southern roads was dull at present.
There were several causes, he said, Tor the
stacnation, among them the strIngency IN
the money market, the lack OF CONFIDENCE
on account of the uncertainty OF leglsIa;
ton on monetary and tarln issues, and
the high rate charged by. connecting
lines for hauling goods North IRON tno
southern gatewpvs. The excessive
charges" said he. "on pig iron from Alex
andria and Hagerstown nave. for the time
beng. virtually killed the iron trade az
Birmingham. Ala, and what little Is being
moved is going West" Mr.. Foster SAID
that an iron manufacturer at birmingham
told him a few days ago that he had on
hand $500 tons of pig iron. and could h0'
cell a ton without loss. on account ot Tue
freight charges north from the gate"ays'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-05
CONGRESS OF BlMETALLISTS'
Tho Further Issue Of Gold BONDS DC
noupced a. wall Streets Aim
GBy telegraph TO the Dispatch)

U,v telegraph TO the Dispatch)
ST LOUIS. MO, October at was
nearly 10 O'Clock this morning before
enough delegates 10 the ian-American
Timetable Congress had assembled IN
Armary Han 10 warrant Governor
I.lcwllyn in rcsuminE business The pro-
rr.mme for the days proceedings was
..pnouuceI as "plsousSion.' ana almost
All the himctallists came prepared to
make speech. Indeed, TO discuss the
great problems which the league desires
to clear up is the principal work OF the
conNcuton The adoption of resolutions
as "a result of this oratory VIII De lhe
cgoVnug action OF the body
The Committee on Resolutions consists
of. Mexican II. NJ Taylor Colorado
Governor u. II. Waite; kanSas-Johh W.
lrcIienthaI: Missouri-Dr King; Mon
fam. W. Powers: oregon. k.
\Irlthcrlee: South CArolina-Governor
.-unau. Te1as-J KiCkelman. Washing
ton II c. Walters
Governor Ilewcllyn. upon calling the
3.l,uatts TO order. read large numper
of letters from prominent bimetaiils'S
Who were unable 10 attend. Governor
Fi-hhIck. of Arkansas, sent a lengthy
document. in which ne presented the ar
,,ilmruts OF the Bimetallic League On
most of the economic questions OF The Gay
Id. urged that the remedy should be
found i'm the ballot. and not in secession:
in cout,ndius against the evils of the day
hv ar.rlmrnt and influence, rather than
fv "populiem run mad. \ letter from
David OVcrmoycr. who, Governor Lie"ei-
lvn said was "a straight Democrat stated
thlf II both metals were used the people
would yet what was their own. The busi-
u.ss of banks would bc curtailed ana their
Influence become less aggressive. Win
S,.cpoUO0.O00 In the hands of British capl-
talists il was not strange that they
wanted II In gold. The present necessi-
ti.s made Il entirely reasonable that they
should favor the gold standard. Let con-
,,ress speak In no uncertain way in re-
sarI 10 the rights Of the masses and no
,o.,,,bcr would have occasion TO regret
it, action.
Walter Allen. OF Kansas who represents
the "arriculural element mounted the
rlatform and read long address IN
which ne declared that If the Bland OH
had passed II would have been the rum
OF silver. that Mexico had no interest IN
silver and wound up 10y saying that II
President Cleveland had written the letteF
to Governor Northen. which General Nea-
v,r quoted yesterday. il was the only
frank statement he had ever made 10 inc
pe.pIe on the silver question.
4 motion TO send a copy OF Mr.. Alien
address. To- every member Of Congress was
referred 70 the Committee on Resolutions
Just previous TO adjournment, 'he com
,oitfee on Resolutions reported. Ihe re-
neal of the Sherman law was opposed
and Congress was called on to urge the
prostd.nt To call an international con-
vcntlon 10 deal with bimetaliism. lhe
further issue Of gold bonds was dehouhcto
AS the aim and end sought In the present pn
calamity by Wall street. and closer aa reia,
ton and equitable plan OF carrier RAVES
between the States was advocated
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-05
AN ATLANTA TRAGEDY.
Walter II. Rhett, IA weil-Known Lawyer
Commits suicide.

Gy telegraph to the Dlspatch)
ATLANTA, GA, october The body
Of Walter II. Rhett, well-known young
Atlanta lawyer. was found in his o0hce
this morning with a bullet-hole tnrOus 4
his heart and a pistol lying by his side
on the floor.
He had been missing from his home
the past two days, and his relatives. in
vestigating his whereabouts, broke INTO
his Office this morning and discovered that
he had committed suicide. presumably
during yesterday though nobody in the
building heard any report OF pistol
He has been mentally depressed during
the last few months and lost much OF his
business. lie was eX-presdont or the
South Carolina Society, OF Atlanta, ana
belonged 10 the famous Rhett family OF
Charleston. He was about 81 years or
age. and up 10 a year ago was con-
sidcrcd one Of the most promising young
attorneys Of the Atlanta bar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-05
MANY coNvcTs ReceVec.
A Delegation from Norfoik-Ths Csptsss
OF smith.

The city of Norfolk yesterday sent q
detachment OF FIVE new conyicts 20 swell
the ranks In the penItentiary. The names
OF the mfortunates are as follows:
$. -. Ward Cwhite) 70 serve one year
stealing from person; Richard Harris
d re,n 10 serve two years for malicious
assault: Moses Drew (coloretD 20 serve six
years for grand larceny Thomas Lawrence
ColoreD to serve eighteen months for
malicious cutting; and Daniel Butt tcol-
orcD to serve eighteen years for Sttempt-
Ell rape.
Drew Smith, tho convict who recently
escaped from the penitentary and was
captured az Bristol Tuesday. has not Yet
been returned 20 the institution. Smith
made an attempt TO escape once before.
but was thwartcd In his Efforts A few
weeks before he Slipped the officers the
last time he received a letter from his
paramour IN Bristol and In the badly
spelt epistle she besoueht him To come
back to her. This gave superintendent
Lynn clew to Smiths whereabouts when
h. disappeared and he forthwith conclud-
cd that the felon would make hls way TO
Bristol As yet no detailed information
relative To- the capture OF the convict has
been received.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-05
MORRIS-PNRK ENTRIES.

Following are the Morris-Park race-en-
tries for to-day:
First race-five eighths Of mile welter-
weight handicap, all ages, sweepstakes
Sirocco 130; Wah Jim. l27; Tormentor i2l;
Rival III: Ray Lochlel, ~; Lizetta, ia;
Golden Dawn. los: Annie Bishop. l07;
Minnehaha l06; Galilee, lo0. Anna Mayes.
9S
Second race-handicap sweepstakes all
ages one and one-eighth miles-Racelapd.
20: Fidelio. %. Hume. 81; Newton. 92
Third race-Dunmow Stakes. .2-year-olds,
three fourths Of a mle-Jack Of Spades
123: Dobbins. l2l: Prig. ri: birmingham
rs: st. Julien, IFS. ri TELEGRAPH, llS; Mel
ody. ll5; Longdale. 49, Rama, 10; Sam
Lucas. 10: Ben Lomond. 40; Assignee.
10: Illusion lOG: Rublcon. l06.
Fourth e-Consolidation Stakes. all
ages. seven eighths Of a mile-Stonenell,
1872: Roller. ll5: Tulla Blackburn. 10l.
Firth race-3-year-Olds and upwards.
selling one mile-Terriier, 80; Anna b.,
9S: Integrity, 96: Beansey. %; Little Billy.
o.: Kirkover So; Henry Young, So
Sixth race-2-year-olds. five eighths Of a
mie-Potentate, 1lS: Rama, lis; Wern-
berg. us: Trinculo. llS; Patrician, lls:
Galilee. u.s. Ornus. rs; Frog Dance. llS:
Harrington ll5; Beldemere. rs; Kenu-
gerna. rs; Hartford. lOG; The Joker lO6;
Fluff, l03: Sam Lucas llS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-05

tiently and impartially. and report truth
fully our knowledge OF every person
murdered by mobs and lynchers. and
when and what for. with documentary
evidence if possible for the use OF such
committee or committees: as Will have
such matters In hand"
The address is based on the "rcyolting,
hldeous, monstrous. unnatural brutal.
and shocking crimes charged upon US
daily. on the one hand, and the reign OF
mobs, lynchers. fire -nends, midnight and
midday assassins on the other, for the
purpose OF crystaliZing our sentiments
and Unifying our endeavors for better
conditions in this country, or as a change
u base for existence
The address states that no points-of-
order-raisers. cheap notoriety-seekers. or
hot-headed squallers are wanted: that
matters are too solemn. Each delegate
who expects 20 occupy the floor Is urged
10 prepare his speech before leaving home.
so that he cannot be mlsrepresented or
thwartcd
The address concludes: Let no one who
uses ardent spirits dream Of attending
unless ne can promise his God that he
VIII not touch the accursed cup while
the council Is in session. for IL viii be no
place for unbalanced men"
States communities. or sections send
Ing delegates. we hope will see that they
are amply supplied with funds TO credit
ably meet their expenses and return
home like gentlemen at the close OF the
session"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-05
doctor Hillp at tho Academy

Doctor BIZ" attracted a fairly-good
audience 10 the Academy OF Music last
night The play In its original state was
the work of a French dramatlst but Il
is claimed that after a most successful
run in the French capital. II was toned
down for its American presentation. A
little more toning would not hurt It.
Doctor Bill" Is certainly very IN
genious production. some of the situations
being very amusing. and the climaxes
naturally worked out. The only thing
that detracts from It is its evident broad
ness. or the company, 1t Is pleasure 10
soy that almost without exception they
are clever actors. Mr. Eugene Sweetland
as Doctor Bill" Mr.. Francklyn Hurleigh
as George Webster, and Miss Gertrude
Stanwood as Kitty Fauntleroy made de-
cided hits In their respective parts. Miss
Stanwood's dance In the second act was
one of the features OF the entertainment.
Doctor Bilr' will be given at the matinee
to-day. and again tonight. "Straigt TIP
win be the attraction tomorrow night
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-05

ian. American. and Portuguese men-oi -"ar
here have received dispatches giving them
discretionary power to take such action
az NAV he necessary in order TO prevent
any further attack on the city which
might endanger the lives and properly
Of foreign subjects. The commanders vi
foreign war vessels have already aetsu
In this sense by informing Admirai ue
Mello that no attack upon Rio VIII oe
permitted. 10, 70
The German Government alone has re-
Trained from taking similar action on
the grounds that 1t does not desire 10 IN
terfere in a domestic quarrel
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-05
A knight OF the Gartsr.
(On golden garter on the mantelpiece
Of an Atlanta bachelOrD

(On a golden garter on the msntelpiecs
Of an Atlanta bachelOrD
Not by bargain. trade or barter
Come | by that golden garter"
Said he. AZ he sought digestion.
Smoking, answering my question.
Indian Springs was my location
When | rested In vacation
And | met a gray eyed maiden.
Fair as seraphim Of Aidenn.
4" was musing and h1lf reading.
While the restful hours were spoedtnII
In my open book she laid II.
Saying. This Is on. | made II
"And have another new one.
But different far Il i5-a blue one.
To thy care now allOt IL,
And please tell mo how you got It.
That is all Of this true story.
For IT is no allcgOry,
And the knot that deftly bound II
Has entwined my heart-strings round
t."
Montgomery NJ Nelson In Atlanta
Journal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-05
Things worth Remembering.

when YOU feel a kind of goneness about
,he stomach II IL n sign that your food
does moi sit well, and that you are about
10 have a at OF indigestion
when YOU begin 20 fell nervous ana are
unable Ia SIT stiil comfortably; when your
clothes suddenly seem 10 lose their nt:
mud become toe tight in places. the n, OF
Indigestion ~ surely upon YOU
When this NJ Of indigestion is repeated
from day 10 day it finally resolves itseif
into dyspepsia.
Remember that three 10 TEN OF brah-
dreth's Pills viii cure the worst case o.,
indigestion or dyspepsia. or botn, ana ina.
a regular course Of them SAY two every
night for a week or ten days. WI act
as q preventive Of either complaint
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-05
Charged with Counterfeiting.

S. A. Campbell. for nine months past
resident of Frederick county, but
originally from Pennsylvania. was ar
rested by Chief-ofPolice J. II. Mesmer
and lodged in jail at Winchester on Tues
day. charged with manufacturing counter
felt money. For some time past coun-
terfet nckels have been in circulation
in the western part OF the county. not a
few reaching Winchester Suspicion
rested upon Campbell, and on Monday a
search warrant was issued by Justice
John II. Creb. which resulted In the find
ing OF a lot Of spurious coins. several
mOulds and the necessary paraphernalia
for the manufacture OF counterfeit
nickels. and Campbelrs arrest followed.
He will be taken TO Harrisonburg. Va,
for trial