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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-05
THE TUNNEL PRoTECr.

Somc Strong Reasons Urged In Favor OF Its
Early Completion,
10 he Editor oihe InitiIigenesr
SIR:-Tho idea OF the city and county
together putting n tunnel through tho
hill at either Ninth or Tenth street 40
as to connect with tho street behind
the hill and the road running to the
psninsuar bridge, seems 10 meet with
very general favor, and may say it has
10 much OF merit in it, that l would
think none could withhold their ap-
proyal.
AS write, SO many reasons why the
idea should be carried out come 10 my
mind that will not attempt to enumer-
ate them all in one article, yet trust
you will DO kind enough to publish
few that l will name. All the people
living behind the hill and In the Bclve-
dere addition could Qi thore was q well
lighted tunnel running from east OF the
hill to Tenth street) come in and 20
home from Market street and the heart
OF tho city by the neares. manageable
route. This would also apply to all
persons driving or coming 10 the city
from Fulton or points beyond, or going
from the city to any Of tho cemeteries or
In that direction, aud it is only drawing
it mildly to presume that the increased
taxable valuation OF the property in the
vicinities named would render the in
vestment profitable TO the city aud
county.
81 will also say that according to tho
statement OF Mr.. Gilmore Brown
(whom 1 consider the best authority on
tuch subjects), il a person were going
from the postoiiice 10 the peninsular
bridge Tor visa vcrsa) full half mile
would be saved by this tunnel route,
and il q person were going from the
Second market to the peninsular bridge
Tor visa versa) full milo would DO
saved. This curtailiny OF distance Is
immense and when this saving can be
secured to each person, each way doth
coming to and going from the city,. and
tho highest estimate to complete the
whole project is inside OF 81, 900, it GER
tainly should be undertaken aud COM
pleted. and Without delay.
Ono OF the reasons why the undertak.
ing should BIO carried out at this time
ia that 1t would give employment to
quite a number OF our citizens who are
now idle aud who want employment
and arc in need.
I think l may safely say that the com.
pletion OF this project win add to some
extent to the convenience Of nearly
every citizen OF both the county and
city. Even tho convenience OF q near
way to the cemeteries is big item,
especially when so great distance can
DO saved on each trip.
In conclusion l will say that now,
after few citizens at their own cost
have employed first class engineer and
surveyor. aud have made tho survey
and plans and estimates, and demon.
s,rated how practical tho idea is, and
that it cnn DO entirely completed Tor q
sum not to exceed screnty-ive thousand
dollars, and ii the city and county does
not complete the job, it will DO tho
worst mistake the community has made
for generation.
Mr.. Editor, don't you. think the facts
fully bear ont the foregoing statements?
and that each OF my statements is a
MATTER OF FACT.
lThce;ing, April 4.
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MEAT INSPECTION.
A Local Firm Would Cheorfully
VI Submit to Inspection.
.LUMpY-JAWED CATTLE IN CHICAGO
And How Diseased Meat Escapes tho
Rigid Government Inspection there.
"shystor" Dealers Cunningly Hide
tho Detects In tho Animais-yhc
Percentage OF Cattle Afflicted.


Manager sothern, OF tho Wheeling
Beef Company, was seen bv reporter
Yesterday and took occo.ion N co,firm
o,I,h,, L,.h.... $50" -, " , 80.
az '''"' mas o'e'' pfin'ed IN she lNIELii.
osScEA about lumpy.jawcd cattle, and
told how diseased cattle arc shippod GU,
Of Chicago in iaco ~ m. coyern,ncp, IN.
sn.,,,., ~ 49, '1s ~
spo.a.''' "n'eh Jus. now is very tie'u.
we court inspection OF our beef, and
any honest dealer will do tho same"
said MIR. so,hern "rb,,,h ,bo,o have
~, It.. 49, ., 80 . $50,
poeu '''ucs When 'nc government ih-
spection at the Chicago cattle yards and
In tho big slaughter houses was not
rivid snouyh ;rs, nou. /, ia vo,v risld
20, a. -. .; yNa ~"
ana 'he oh'y u'soaaed meat sent OUT Oh
Chicago is what is Struggled on. OF the
stock yards and slaughtered in obscure
slaughter houses. Lumpy.iawed cattle
are generally not afflicted on the lower
part OF tue jaw, but on one side or the
other. Ono Of these "shyster" dealers
will take GRIP" otherwise Il crippled
animal. load It on u dray and got it away
from the yards and beyond inspection.
a faYorite method is 10 purposely break
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TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUSTEES SALE

by virtue Of a deed Of trust made By Charles C
Stephens and Mary n. Stephens, his wife, TO me
as trustee. dated March 8. 1898, and recorded In
tho otflce Of the Clerk Of tho County Court Of
Ohio county, West Virginia. in Decd Of Trui:
Book No. 81. page IS. will sell at public auction
at the north front door Of the Court House OIL
said county. in the city OF Wheeling. on
SATURDAY, TIE csru DAY OF APRIL, 1871
commencing at ten o'clock a m. the following
described real estate situate, lying and being 10
the said citS Of Wheeling IN the county OF Ohio.
and state OF West Virginia. that IL to say: Tho
north half 70 Of lot Numbered four "a in squa's
numbered twelve tl2) as designated on the plc:
OF CaldwelVs addition to Wheeling. recorded In
Deed Book 69, folio %, OF the records OF Ohio
county, West Virginia Said half lot Is fronting
on tho west side OF EofY street formerly called
bolton street, between Twenty.eghth and
Twcuty.ninih streets formerly called Taylor
and Fhirmont streets) and being the same pro
perty conveyed to said Charles c. stephens BIZ
Aancrya Stephens by deed Of came date as til,
said decd Of trust. fts S.HF9s
TERMS OF sALg:-0pe- third aud as much riOr,
as tho purchaser elects to pay in cash on tho taJ
OF sale, tho balance 10 two equal iustalluentS d:
twelve and twenty.tour months. notes bearing
Interest from the day Of sale secured BE- deel Of
trust or lien reserved. on the property sold. 70
be given for the deferred payments.
GEO . CALDWELL, Trustee:
w. II. HAIIER. Auetloneer. mrs
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We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case Of Catarrh that can
not DO cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
+. J.. CHENEY & Co., Props, Toledo, O.
We the undersigned have known F. J.
Cheney for the last fifteen years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligation made
by their firm
West TEUAx, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, Ohio.
WALprSG, kISSAS 4 MARVIN, Whole.
sale Druggists, Toledo, Ohio.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internal.
~, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces OF the system. Price
775c. per bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
Testimonials free.
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MARTINS FERRY
Haps aud Iishnp, In tho Thrlrin: City
Across tho River

Haps aud Mishnp, In tho Thrlvin: City
Across tho River.
Earnest Goaney and Edward Saunders
had No. 50 cartridge and shoe but
toner. They climbed up into a tree
and with tho buttoncr tried to make the
cartridge 20 OIL 1t wen, of. Go,ney
had large cash cut in his upper lip
aud Saunders had his right hand cut.
This occurred in Harbourt's orchard on
Catawba street last evening about six
o'clock. DR.. John E. Hervey dressed
Gosney's wound. The injured boys are
about fourteen years old.
The majorities OF tho Republicans in
Pease township arc: W. H. Howells,
justice OF the peace, 100; Theo. Burris,
trustee, 1888; Thomas E. Pugh. CLERK,
647; 7. II. Stanton, constable, Sill;
Thomas Thompson, constable, T75.
Edward Groves has received an
Eclipse bicycle and Thomas Williams o
Cleveland No. II. The latter weighs
only twenty.four pounds. Mrs. DR.. ].
W. Darrah and Mrs. Frank link have
each purchased Eclipse wheels.
A ,hree-year old son Of Charles HoE.
man, residing on Third street, had q
large cash cut over his right eye last
tuesday. How 1t occurred is not known.
Chester, six year old son OF MI. and
Mrs. l. @. Sedgwick, was kicked On the
head by horse On Tuesday, inficting
a six.inch cash.
Twelve or fifteen dogs wcre poisoned
in tho First ward yesterday and last
night. Among these were several val.
liable ones.
Henry. son Of CHS. Rehm, residing
back OF Bridgeport, wai run over by u
wagon on Tuesday and seriously in.
jured.
Miss Belle Bcazle, OF Bellairc, is the
guest OF her sister. 9lrs. William Nc.
Masters, on Fourth street
II. W. Smith and Thomas Burris will
BIO grand jurors aud N. s. Myers aud a.
D. Newland pitt jurors.
S. B. Armstrong, who has been laid UP
with typhoid fever for several weeks, is
able to be out again.
Rev. I. S. Winters, OF New Philadei.
phia, was calling on old friends mere
yesterday.
The east factory at the Laughlin mill
was oil Yesterday on account Of an &C.
cident.
Miss Carrie Hobbs has returned from
M extended visit at Baltimore.
A. W. Kerr WINS at Pittsburgh yester
day on business.
David Edwards was recently married
at Marion, Ind. X
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nELIiAIHE.
All sorts OF Local News mud Gossip from
tbs (lia., CITY.

John DuBols. tho new mayor Of this
city, will take charge next Tuesday
evening, us will Marshal.elect Henry
". Bahra and all OF tho other city off,
GERS The city council, when II reorga.
nizes. will DO composed OF seven Re.
publicnns and tlroe Democrats. The
election OF Mr.. Dubois Ia already huv-
ing a good effect. His wOll.cs,ablishud
character impresses everybody with tho
belief that the laws will DO rigidly en-
forced, and some OF tho habl,ual viola.
tors arc already preparing TO give moro
attention to closing their places.
Jonn Alum was seriously injured by
being thrown from his buggy. His
horse frightened at .ho electric cars and
started 10 run away, turning tho buggy
over against curbstono and sending
Mr.. Alum head fret oil the brick pay.
ing. Ito struck on tho back OF his head
aud produced slight fracture Of tho
skull. Il Ia believed that BIO will Ie.
cover, however,.
There Is some talk OF recourting the
vote Of the Second ward OH the treasurer.
ship, but this will hardly DO done. 1t
took oil night for them TO count that
ward and there were no disputes or
wraurlcs.
DR.. J. Park West, OF this city, is on
tho programme OF the Eastern Ohio
Medical Association for the meeting at
S.eubenville next Tuesday.
THO A. P. AS arc growing stronger
in this city each week. Tho local lodge
oil them Is said to have enrolled more
than 400 names.
A dozen men arc now soaking for the
places on tho police forco when 1t Ia re-
organized, and petitions were numcr.
Gus yesterday.
Hon. @. L. Weems was in town yos.
terday, returning from Woods6o!d,
where he had boon attending court.
The deputy election supervisors NEE.
at St. Clairsville to-day 10 settle with
tho judges and clerks Of the county.
Ex-Audisor W. n. CotIland was in the
city yesterday. He is now located at
Viroqua, Wisconsin.
Thomas L. Booth, OF Minerva, was in
the city yesterday. He is an extensive
wool buyer
Tho probabilities are that Mr.. Joseph
Clements will be president Of the new
city council.
John S. Ehlcr has been drawn as one
OF tho potit jurors for the next term Of
court.
c. C. Kelly is temporarily filing the
place as book.keeper in the Dollar bank.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-05

E E. o. MoClelland. the we'll known
local runner and roller skator. called at
tho INTELLlGEScER and gave the follow.
ing statement as to a proposed race
with Gilhooley:
Having heard SO much for the past
two weeks 10 regard to how l would
stand in roller skating race with Mr..
,Gilhooley, who claims the champion.
ship OF " cat Virginia. I simply ask him
to, meet mo at Neil Quinn's this even-
ing to mako arrangements for race at
any distance for any amount he may
name. All l ask is that he bring his
money and agree to skate outside OF
Wheeling"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-05
MOUSDSVILLE,
A Miscellaneous aIclange of Minor ,1at.

a miscellaneous aIelanse OF Minor D1at.
tiers from aInrshnlrs Metropolis.
Friend Cox and ]. W. Blair, of New
Martinsville. W. Va, have purchased
from the Farmers and Mechanics Bank
n vacant lot and tho one on which tho
Woodburn & Son store room stands. 1t
is understood they will erect large
brick business house.
Complaint has been made by par
ties having coal shipped on tho Ohio
River and Is. & O. railroads and lying on
the tracks here over night, tnat large
quantity is stolen. The authorities are
keeping sly watch.
jesse Anderson, who was badly
scalded at the Humphrey Broom Com
pany's plant on Monday. by the blow
ing out OF plug in the boiler, is i'm
proving slowly.
The Humphrey Broom Company is
still pushed with orders. and has to
work at night. It made q large ship
ment on Tuesday to Baltimore.
The young ladies OF tho NJ. L. church
have organized prayer meeting which
meets on Monday evening. Great in
,erest is already manifested.
The musical and literary entertain
ment to be given by company D at
the opera honse this evening will no
doubt be well pa.ronized.
At the experience social Of company
G at Mrs. J. II. Lockwood's residence
Monday evening, somebody stole q
freezer OF ice cream.
The magnificent Republican victory
in Benwood on Tuesday was hailed with
the greatest satisfaction here.
Herve Wade is laid up With badly
cut hand, received recently at Holdings
head Bros. planning mill.
Charles Thompson has bought tract
OF land opposite this city from William
Campbell for 81, 500.
Dr.. J. NJ. williamson and wife have
moved here and taken rooms at Dr.. D.
J. S,ater's.
Mrs. Thomas Skinner, OF Cincinnati,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. J. Il. Lock.
wood.
Miss Anna King is in sistersvil!e as.
sistinc her iatler in his store.
About four weddings are booked for
the near future.
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Another strike Of the s,onemasons
seons to be imminent. Tho contrac-
tors havo offered reduction in wages
from 10 cents to 80 cents an hour,
against which tho msn protest, al
though 80 far no; action hos been for
mally taken. Inc employers claim that
so cents an hour is tho scale in Cleye-
land and other cities larger than Wheel.
ing, and they do not see why such ex-
cesssive rates should prevail here.
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Junior aIechnnIcs' Notes.

Tho flag which is to be presented to
Lincoln school next Saturday with due
formali:y by tho Junior Order o. a. NJ.
will arrive this morning. 1t is rs fine
as any in town.
Richie Council Jr. o. U. A. NJ. will
have an open meeting and cntertain-
ment next Tuesday evening at its hall,
corner OF Jacob and Thirty.sixth street.
"A fine, attractive programme has boon
arranged.
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Fire Department Chnnres.

4 Night before last Chief Marshal
Healy, Of the fire department, dis
charged George Butler, OF the Eighth
ward engine house, for iniractons OF
the rules Of the department. He was
driver, and Joe kress was prom oted-to
DO driver, and Ex-Polics Lieutenant
Henry Frohme was appointed 10 tho
vacancy thus created. This appoint
ment is generally regarded as q good
ono ,,gz ~ 10. a-..aaH ..,f HF-g4s.-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-05

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns. and all skin eruptions, and posi-.
lively cures piles. or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed to give perfect satistac.
ton or money refunded. Price 25
cents per. box. For sale BY Logan Drug
Company. aa7
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-05

LAST evening the German Veterans
Society gave ball in the Beethoven
hall, which wa, one Of the livcliest and
most successful Of the season.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-05

If you decide to take Hoods Sarsapa.
rilla do not be induced to buy any sub
stitute article. Take Hoods and only
Hoods. 81
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FOR SWEET CHARITY.

The Dramatic and Musical Entertainment
Mt the Arisn Tonight.
The entertainment for the benefit OF
the poor will take place tonight At The
Arion Hall, when the following ladies
and gentleman will take part:
overture ..-..-UrcheStfa
Song .......-Mrs. PEBBLES Tatum
Reading Louie Norton
Mr.. Charles Zuaut
sopg.................. Kate NJ. Fitzgerald
eclectiou.. orchestra
The farce in ono act produced under
the personal direction Of Mrs. A. L.
Levi, nee Miss Lena Merville. late OF
Charles Frohman's forces, entitled "My
Lord in Livery" will then follow, and
tho parts will DO taken as follows:
Lord Thirlmers III. n. S. Ben Hur) ...............
RI, Mr.. Ralph A. Heyman
spiggott Che family Butlsr) MI Charles Briles
Hopkins "a Fooiraan)-.".:.-........Mr David kraus
Robert "a page) Mas,e. Gcrson lscpbery
sybn Amberlsy (Daughtcr OF Sir George
Amber!ey)..".-..."..". Miss Hattie Reed
Rss s,A Hor Friends M Snti sad aSy RIes
Supper will be served at the end Of
tho entertainment, and dancing will
wind up what will no doubt be an en-
joyable evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-05

A srlMULASr IS often needed to nour-
ish and strengthen the roots and to keep
the lair a natural color. Halls Hair
Remover Is tho best tonic for the hair.
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Nls.M. Stevens Harris
School for Young
Ladies and Children,
1918 aud 1918 Market St, wheelIus. wa

Tho Island caa and electric no:o:! HSsmntT,
door. Third annual session begins Ho J:, ~.
sEPrEMbER is. 1885,; continues hi'2l.5oI
weeks. divided Into four term. nus ,is- ia
oEers complete aud thorough GNcTT-.,,cL
Practical English. Mathematics. Ems! !'h Is A-
Latin and Modern Languages ,.,,rn,.
b The school consists OF Primary uI...-,s.l
academic and College Preparatory depii;. III
Tho methods and conrSe o! ins5tnca,,l
compare iavorably with the best 'eIaif''''
the country. PISS .,u,
Boys nrc received IN the Primary hna na.i,,,
Grammar. For circulars or Interview. ap'H
MRS. II. STEVENS HAki,
Principal,
Residence No. 7a7 nam ;"
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Miss Anna King is in sistersvil!e as.
sistinc her iatller in his store.
About four weddings are booked for
the near future.
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and 700 Chinese officers for their victory
over the Japanese at Ping Yang, August
18th. General Yeh reports that the Jap
anese lost 5000 men in the engagement at
Ping Yang, during the day when the
Chinese were in pursuit of the enemy,
while the casualties of the Chinese We're
small.
FEELING AGAINST THE JAPs.
LONDON. Sept, "a dispatch to the
Times from Shanghai to-day says: Japa-
nese Marquis Saignone landed at Che
mulpo. Corea, August 2Sth, and ccngrat-
ulated the King of Corea upon having
attained his independence.
The dispatch adds that that the Japa-
nese hold at present the provinces of
Seoul, Hwango, and the country around
the treaty ports. The remainder of the
country Is said to be III possession of
armed bands of Coreans.
Ii Is stated the feeling against the Japa-
nese IN Corea is increasing, and the ma
tlves are commencing TO wage guerrilla
warfare against them.
BOTH SIDES CLAIM VICTORY.
SHANGHAI, Sept. 3.-Five war steamers
Will convey troops to Fornosa.
The work of extending the Chinese
fortified works on the coast is being hur-
riedly pushed.
Skirmishes between Japanese and Chi
ese troops are occurring at sey eral points
Corea. In every case victory is claimed
by each side.
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HEIRS TO MILLIONS.
A Contra Costa Family's PROSPECTIVE
Fortuna.


Fortune.
More like romance reads narrative
of real life, in which the parties interested
are Contra Costa and Alameda County
people. Many years ago one Dan O'keeie
OF County Cork. Ireland, took passage on
man-of-war bound for the East Indies
The lad was about Is or Is years OF age
and was seized with love of adventure
and desire to amass fortune He evil
IDENTIFY accomplished both, for, unknown
to his family during life, it turned out
that at his death he left fortune Of five
million sovereigns, that for the last eight
years has been seeking for heirs. AS near
as can be ascertained with regard TO this
young mans career, the fortune had
been accumulated through trading in
diamonds and opium.
English lawyers in London, England,
have been searching the world over for
the relatives of this dead millionaire, and
letters finally reached the O'Keefe family
OF Contra Costa County. Four of the
brothers John, Dennis, Dan and Jerry
reside IN Alameda County, while sister,
Mrs. L. Roche, lives near our town OF
Concord, in Contra Costa County. So
far they have proved themselves the
nearest OF kin, first cousins, and Mrs. p.
Roche has recollections of her kinSman
leaving his Irish home to seek bis
fortune.
The property is drawing interest at the
rate of half a million dollars yearly, and
The fortune now figures up total of some
thirty millions of dollars, which to these
heirs would keep them for some years
from actual want.
We understand it to be the intention of
the brothers OF Mrs. Z. Roche TO visit
England shortly and secure the property.
concord Sun.
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In the Steel Are.

Sir Henry Bessemer recalls that third
of a century rgo Sheffield steel, made
from the costly bar iron Of Sweden, real
lied from $3.50 to $500 a ton. In lieu of the
slow and expensive method of converting
wrought iron bars into crude or blister
steel by ten days exposure at very high
temperature to the action of carbon, the
Bessemer process now transforms cast
iron worth only SIS ton into cast steel
in thirty minutes, and III quantities that
the old steel workers never dreamed of
dealing with at one operation. A thou
sand new applications of steel have been
opened up by this revolution in manu-
tacture. If an armor- plate wall five feet
thick and twenty feet high were made to
surround London at such distance as to
inclose an area of 795 square smiles, this
great wall Of London, weighing 10, 500, 900
tons, would just equal one year produc-
ton of Bessemer steel in our time.
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BRIEF NOTES.

Five carloads of wine were shipped
East yesterday. Some hops are Begin
ming to be shipped also.
The funeral of the late E. G. Blessing
will take place to-day from the Seventh
street NJ. E. Church at p. NJ.
The State tax rate as fixed by the
State Board of Equalization is S0.493, in
stead of S0.4S3, as enormously stated yes
terday.
Assistant City Librarian I. w. Ripley
has just completed the round trip to and
from Lake Tahoe on his bicycle. The
journey was full of ups and downs.
A man named j. b. Mundorff reported
at the police station last night that his
horse was stolen from the vicinity of the
Twelfth-street bridge late yesterday after
noon.
Thirty-three years ago to-day B. n.
Bugbey was elected Sheriff of Sacra-
mento County by l.l20 majority, when
several on the ticket with him were de-
feated.
f. Silva, Fl. Hampton, II. Thornton
and Charles Bates, the confidence oper-
ators arrested by Officers Maley and
Fitzgerald were let out of Jail yesterday
on their promises that they would imme-
diately leave the city.
DR." Curtis says he has withdrawn
from the contest for Coroner, as his
official duties as janitor Of the city offices
will not allow HIM to make the canvass
He does not withdraw in the interest of
any particular candidate, however, In
which the genial janitor is very con-
siderate