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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-14
ANorAER BIG DEFALOArIoN.
Frank a. Mexican, Cashier of the Indian
Head Bank, short.

NASHUA, N. H, December 13.-The ru-
mored defalcation of Frank A. Mexican,
cashier of the Indian Head National oank
here. was confirmed to-day oy the bank
officials The full amount OF the em0ezzle-
ment is not yet known, as Mexican had so
many and varied interests that the dlrec-
tors and Bank Examiner lore, woo are
now working on the books state that IL Will
be several days before correct return can
be made.
It.is thought, however, that the amount
will exceed SIS, 900. Last Friday, when
Bank Examiner Dore made his ofhcial
visit and examined the notes and securi-
ties, several irregularities were discovered.
Mexican said that the accounts could De
Strengthened out. On Monday the presl-
dent of the bank, David A. Gray, received
note from the cashier stating that the
criticism of the bank examiner seemed
JUS. and that he had gone TO Boston to
cons .lu his bondsmen. Since that time no
trace O. the man has been secured. Nc
Kean was twice elected mayor of the city,
and was the Democratic candidate for
Governor in 1915, and was city treasurer
for many years. He exceeded his father
as cashier Of the Indian kcad Bank.
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srONECUTTERs sTEIKE
Because Their wages nss Not Been Paid
BY q Sub-COntractOr.
Spse'dito a. Rs1i',e--

GLcgtAa co ~ AAaasf.Ss-
ADDISON, W. Va, September l3.-The
stOnecutters employed in the construction
OF the new Webster county court house
have refused 70 20 70 work again until paid
for their work already done. They have
not been paid anything for months and the
suO-contractOr, A. e. Gunther, refuses
either 20 pay their money or give them or
ders 20 the county for the amounts,
ranging from $50 to $3.50. The men
accordingly brought suits and
judgments have been rendered against the
contractor, who will soon draw an amount
from the county sufficient 10 pay his In
deOtedness, which amounts to g, 800, and
is distributed amOug his employees, the
merchants Of the place, quarry owners
and, in fact, almost everybody with whom
he has had dealings.
Gunther is (Or was) sub-contractor Tor
the stone work on the POcanontas county
court house, now Ia course OF construction,
our the work has been taken from him and
is being completed by the Manly Manufac-
turing Company, who have notified Gun
ther that claims against him on account OF
of his unfinished contract in excess OF
funds now due him, have been filed, and he
is directed 70 show cause why they shall
not be approved for pro rata payment out
of funds that may be due him.
IL is stated on good authority that Gun
ther will not be allowed to finish the work
on the Webster Court House. The men
are all out of money, but declare that other
wOrkmen shall not be put in their places
They are determined and il is feared trou-
ble may result.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-14
THE RECORDS GO
All to Smash Before Eddy Leonhart Of the
Buffalo Press Cycling Club-ZmmyS
Last Appearance.

BUFFALO. n. Y, December 1S.-In 8 trial
for John -. JohnsOn's straishtaway record
here to-day, Eddy LeouhsrL OF the
Buffalo Press Cycling Club, not only
reduced the record breakers time for tue
mile, flying start. paced. 70 1855, but he
also kuocaed OF several seconds from john
sons tine for the mile unpaced, making
the distance in l:52A, Johns time FOR IN
paced mile was 90 4-5.
PumAuKLpHIA December IA. A. Z m
mern.an, the champion oicyclist OF the
world. was enthuslasticlIy greeted To-
niRht by an immense crowd az The opening
OF the nine-dsys' cycling t9urna-
ment az Industrial Hall Re roie
an exhi b.ti0n one mile in 1:23 5-5. he sait
that h.s appearance az this tournament
would positively 0e his last on the tracs, rs
be has determined 20 retire next season
Noae Of to-uiEht's races were flashed. the
husl heats being postponed until next sat
urday night
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-14
SWEET PEACE.
The Universal Peace Union Towards Pc
tdOn to Emperor William to Give
AlaceL0rrane Back to France.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., December 19.-The
Universal Peace Union has forwarded to
the Emperor Of Germany petition urging
his consideration Of the proposition that
Germany restore to France the portion Of
Alsace Lorraine, whose occupants speak
French. The action of the Union is based
on the publication Of the proposition in an
international magazine this mouth and the
petition 20 the Emperor recites that the
measure will result in
TIE PERMANENT RECONCILIATION
Of France and Germany. President
Alfred II. Love- OF the Philadelphia, has
requested all the peace societies here and
abroad 70 testify their sympathy with the
object i'm view bg addressing similar petit
tiOns 20 the Emperor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-14
HE TAUNTED HER,
And She Shot Him Fatally-GideOn Latimer
Called to Tell His Old Sweetheart that
He Was Going to Marry Another, but
lie Won't

LYNN, MASS, December 13.-Gideon w.
Latimer, Jr., of this city, was shot and
fatally wounded to-day by Maud Brewer,
to whom he had in the past paid some at
tentiou. Lately Latimer had transferred
his attentions to another young lady. To-
dav he went to Miss Brewers house TO re-
turn some articles loaned him oy her.
When he told his errand and announced
that he was shortly to be
MARRIED TO THE OTHER WOMAN
she drew revolver and with the remark
ar can't have you, no one else shall, "
she fired three times at Latimer. One shot
took effect in his shoulder and the other
two entered the stomach. After the shoot
ing the young woman made her escape.
Both parties TO the affair are about twenty
three years Of age.
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THE FEDERATION
Adopts a Free Silver Resolution and APP
points a Committee to Look Into tho
Condition Of American Seamsn.-Burnss
Itinerary.

DENVER, Col, December l3.-Upon tho
assem- bling OF the convention Of tue Amer
lean Federation o. Labor today, the
Executive Committco submitted the fol-
loving schedule Of dates FOR meetings %
be addressed by John Burns, 20 be suDstia
tuted FOR the one submitted yesterday
Omaha. December II, Chicago, De
CEN Der No. ST. Louia. December ~, In
ulaaapoIis. December -. Cincin1at, Do
cembsr %. Nsis1uville. o., Dccsmber a,
Detroit, DecsmD8r -, Cleveland. Do
cembor -, Plttsourg. December ~.
WashlngtOu, December ~ and oytb,
Philsdeiphia, December 81: Boston, Jan-
uary2. TIE report aas adopted.
The following telegram was received
from Miss Frauces willard. president OK
the W. CT T.. "Greeting u tue con-
vsnf'oa. white rbbons an1 fraternal del
e-atss earnest symDafhY. Honest, hard
SOrk s the only r1yaliy.
Ths Ccum.tfcs on ketOluiicns. aito.
recommended tbe adoptiCa Of Dglefafo
Lloyd's resolution in favor Of Tree coinage
IL silver 1t vas adopted.
Presitent Gompert read ciapairh from
Chlcasl containing an alleged iateryiew
vsltn n "a iJ-1.. 10 which b. dsuicd having
asked Gompers ~ Ard hin IN the strike. Dir.
Gonf ers explained that hn bad never stated
su-b = thing said be. when. d1ring
tho Chicago conference 1 asked him what
would yog have the Federation of Labor
DOR BE said ~ we're In your place
would order ne w0rkingmcn Of America
10 walk out
The Committee on Resolutions recon-
mended the adoption Of the resolutions
fayoring State employment agencies, And
favoring the Mcclure bills for the relief Of
ssauer. Delegate Furuseth made 40 ao-
dress explanatory OF ne conditon OF thc
American seamen. who be SAID. suUloct 70
a worse system Of finvolgn'ary s!eTery tnsn
is known elsewhere on eartn. Inc mattet
vas referred TO a special c0mmIttee, cou.
sistiug OF John Euzent. w. ID Malone aDd
Mrs. II. J. Morgan. with Instructions 70
formulate place 70 accomplish the result
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FIERY STREAMS
Of Lava Pouring Over the Island Of Am.
trTm. One Of the New HebridsS

vIcToRIA. B. c., December 13.-The
Warrimoo brings the report Of Commander
Dart concerning the eruption Of Mt Mar
yum. He says while lying OF the coast a
few hundred yards, they suddenly saw a
huge stream of lava vending itb way
among the mountains to the shore Pres
entity the mess of lava, zoo feet wSfe and
30 feet deep. entered the water andR most
brilliant spectacle was presented aseIplo-
sion followed explosion and tons Of { a mol
ten mass was hurled into the air, ami the
seething column OF steam that ros' 900
feet into the air. This WIS accom- hled
by submarine earthquakes and rlhc
earth rumblipgs-
The natives were panic strick and
many were 0urned 70 death. Other ode
G. IN their canoes to other Islands.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-14
THE SENATE AND TIE HOUSE.
Nothing Bur Talk In the Former and
Considerable Good Work IN the Latter.

Considerable Good Work IN the Latter.
WASHINGTON, d. c., December 13.-The
Senate adjourned to-day until Monday
Practically all the time was consumed on
the bill to establish national university
Of Washington, and the Nicaragua Canai
pill. Senator's Hutton, of Virginia, and
Villas, of Wisconsin. addressed the Senate
in support Of the former, and Mr. Morgan
practically concluded his speech on the
latter. During the day he asked the SEN
ate that unanimous consent be given nXlnS
tue time for vote on the oul, but THIS was
refused
WASHINGTON, ID. c., December l3.-Ihe
House. to-day passed three appropriation
bills-the urgent deficiency, fortlnca-
tiOns and military academy-and made Ialr
progress on the pension bill. Mr.. COCHRAN
secured a recOrd-making vote on the ap-
preparation for the collection Of the income
tax by moving 20 re-commit the bill win
Instructions 10 strike it out, but his motion
was defeated by 10 majority, the vote
standing 49-l69 The Notifications Dill
passed, carried 1913, ,051-S5, AS, $40 less
than the estimates, aud the military acad-
emy bill. S451, ,673-Sl27,312 less than the
estimates. The pension dill, to which the
day will be devoted tomorrow, carries
sl4l, ,3Sl 90 5000 600 less than estimated,
and SO, 100000 less than the appropriation
for the current fiscal year.
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THEY FAILED.
Deputy SherlffS Withstand the Attack Of
Fifty Would-Be IyncherS in Ken
lucky.

PADUCAH, KY, December 1S.-Fifty
masked men boarded the Chesapeake and
Ohio southwestern train at crossing on
the outskirts of town last night and at
tempted to take Sam Owens, the colored
murderer Of Sam ORilvie, on his
way to the Eddyville penitentiary
to serve a life sentence. The air
brakes were set and several shots
fred. Windows and doors Of the car were
smashed aud the mob rushed in with
drawn revolvers. Deputy Grady was
knocked down with club. The officers
were powerless TO resist the attack but de-
Tended their man safely till the train could
be started When this was done the mob
left the train without securing the mur-
erer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-14
JAPANESE BALL.
A UNIQUE AND ES5VABLE AFFAIR AT TIE
ARi0S
Last Night-All the Dancers Gl?'ar'd in Con
venliOnal Oriental COsiumss VIA Eco
raiIons TO Harmonic.

Possibly the little difficulty botwees
China and Japan had some effect upon the
attendance at the Arion hall last night but
it certainly did not mar the pleasure Of the
gallant Japs, and vivacious and winsome
little "Japses," who enjoyed themselves in
the conventional manner OF Occidental
society. The hall looked like picture Of
an Oriental bail room, with lavish dis
play of parasols, fans, and knick-knacks
made by the yankees OF the East" Japa-
nese bunting hung in festoons from the
walls, and over in one corner was
Japanese tea stand.
The costumes were elegant and costly.
Some were imported from Japan, and were
very handsome. Fred Behrens, Jr., and
Mr. Ed Stifel appeared in Mikado and
Pooh Bah costumes, respectively, wnlcn
were brought from japan for last nigh 3
ball. Other imported gowns, which were
splendid specimens OF Oriental art, were
worn by DR. Oscar Burdatts, Misses
Jennie Franzheim, Mary Stfel and
Annie Pfarr, and Mrs. John Lutz.
The other gowns were modelled aft r
these original colors, and the result was q
bewildering array Of bright colors aud a
confusion of japanese designs. There
we're thirty persons on the dancing iioor.
only those appearing as JapS being perm
tedIto participate in the tersichorean fe. :
tivities. There were several hundred spec
tators, however, VINO enjoyed tho visual
feast.
The following named ladies and gentle
men were present:
Mr. and Mrs. F. c. II. Mr.. and Mrs. George r.
SchwertIeger. bbehng,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mr.. and Mrs. James II
Int Riddle
Prof. and Mrs. Charles n. Behrsns, Jr.
Kfllmeyer Edward stifel.
piss Jennie Franz. Miss Nay ktlfel
helm. Mss ANNE Part
Dr. oscar Burdatts. DR. Edmund Booking.
James +. Lantry. David hraus'
Harry schmeichel, Miss Nellie Schwefif:'
Miss Amelia Schvert- ger,
feger, Mics hmma rolult@,
Miss Bird Schultz, tharlee Auir
Miss Schmeichel. HARRY Ifusche,
Miss Lizzie Bshrsns, Mss stsiA tc<aft,
Miss Laura s.iie-
The grand march was very pretty. ~
commenced promptly st nine O'Clock, and
was led by Mir. Schwerffeger, assisted BY
Mr.. Ebellng. Several very appropriate
figures were neatly executed, TIE Opera
House orchestra rendering aspiritod solec.
ton. The dance programme embodied
twenty popular numbers, and N Was mer-
riiy discussed. AZ midnight supper was
serged ln tne dining ball.
The affair was one Of the prettest enter
talnments ever given BY The Arion, and re-
fleets credit upon TIE Originality Of me
committse 10 chsrge-sessrs. Fred
Schwertfeger. George r. koeling, Jo1n
Lutz aud II. r. Behrens, Jr-
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Ii is ALL RIGHT.
The Empress DOwager has Assured Him
that the Remainder Of bis Clothing
Viii Not Be Taken.

LONDON, December l3.-A ddsr&se,Tty'
the Times from Tien Tsin which will be
published tonorrow says that Prince
Kung President et the Tsung Ii Yamen.
President OF the admiralty and co-director
in the war operations has been appointed
President Of the Crans Council This
makes him. virtually dictStor, and will
facilitate settlement whoh Se Japanese
are ready 70 treat for peace. 49,
Still. according 10 the Times ONpatcf> =.
the position OF Ii Hung Chang at Tien-
Tsln is established on a hrmer basis than
ever. Even the Empress Dowager has
given him emphatic assurance OF ner con-
udence.
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rHoUsANDs MAssAokED.
shocking stories OF Atrocities Committed
by Turkish Soldiers in Armenia.

by Turkish Soldiers in Armenia
BosroN, December l3-The following is
an extract from a letter received in this
CITY from an American gentleman residing
in ErZerOum, province OF SassOun, where
the recent Turkish atrocities against
Christian Armeuians are reported TO have
occurred. For obvious reasons the names
of the writer and recipient are withheld:
Last wear the TalvOrig Armeuiaus re-
sisted the attack Of the neighborng kurds
and this year the Turkish government sent
fetachmeuts Of regular soldiers to put
down the ArmeniGns. They we're assisted
bv the Kurdish Hamedish. The Armeniaus
were attacked in their mountain Businesses
aud. reiuCed by the failure Of supplies and
ammunition, they were finally unable 10
resist longer.
about score Of villages were obliter-
ated aud many people slaughtered. A
number of young Armenians were bound,
covered with brush aud burned alive.
Others pleaded for mercy, but were shot
down on the spot. while others were dis
patched with the sword and OayOnet. About
100 women were shut up IN a church. Many
were tortured % death aud the remainder
dispatched with the sword. Another lot of
women were captured as Sp0ils Of war.
Two stories are told Of their disposal One
is that they were carried OF 10 Moslem
hsrems and another that they were slaugh-
tered Ou refusing % 20 Children were
placed .n line, apparently 20 see how many
could be killed with O1e bullet. Many
children were teheaded and inmates Of
burning houses were driven back into the
flames al the point Of the bayonet as they
tried 20 escape.
Estimates vary from 1900 % 5000 as to
the number massacred- Some estimates
place the number even twice as hiE1. The
massacres happened In August and Sep
temDer, aud were perpetrated By soldiery
under officers % high rank. Tnis EIves
the afs,I most serious aspect A Chris
tiau does not enjoy the respect given 20
street dogs. and o. this massacre is passed
over, 10 will simply be a declaration OF the
doom Of Armenian Chr stianity."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-14
XIV LonGE oRoAkIzED
At odd Fellow ball Last SIght-A eoo1
aempership.

Last night ~ ODD Fellows Hall,
Supreme state Comis=nfsr Ned y.
Suita. assisted by Post Commander ID. 3.
OiConnell, orkanlzed wheeling Tent
Knights OF stbe Maccaoees Hiin nity-four
cnarter member. TIE following were
the ofieers installed: sir Knight
pas. Cornnapoer. W. 5. Wlllss
SIR Kuight Commander. B. !
I.eighen: Lieutenant Commander, T. +.
Reed: Finance Keeper, II +. Smouse;
Record Keeper, w wills; Psysieian. Dr.
Rudolph A. Rau: Sergeant. Z. H. Baker;
Chaplain, w. Ccnzld; Asster-at-Arms, J.
, Handron.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-14

TACOMA, WLsHN., December 81. Ed
mund Stover, Of Fargo, N. d., who has re-
Ported more divorce cases during the past
year than any other man in the country, is
touring in the Northwest Fargo. he says,
has grown 70 be the Mecca which the un-
happy married people OF the country seem
bent on reaching. Talking Of the subject
Of divorce in North Dakota, ne said
THE general public has little idea Of the
magnitude Of this infant Industry.
THE NUNBER or PILGRIMS
reaches startling figures. A careful esti.
mate made recently after visit 20 all tha
lawyers In the city places the total numbe,.
who are serving time preparatory 20 hlin :,
actions for separation as upwards OF ninetyN
These people are mostly residents OF tho
East, New YORK and Boston furnishing
the largest contingent. Naturally they
are all persons OF wealth and prominence
who prefer 10 journey 10 the frontier 20
wash their linen. The
CONSTITUTION or NORTH DAKOTA
requires but three months residence prior
70 the commencement Of an action for di.
vorce Several ultra fashionable hotels
and boarding honses OF Fargo accept no
patrons who are not members OF the colony.
"rhe money spent 10 this city Dy these
seekers after siuge besssedness reaches
many thousands oI dollars annually.
"Among the many cases soon 20 heard
there is one which will shake New York
PROM CENTER TO CIEcUMFERENcE.
II is prominent State official as plaintiff,
with Bourke Cockren as his counsel and
many leading New Workers are imPli-
Gated.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-14
soUra sIDs woS TWO
Games Lsst SIxhsss MoEart PsrE Prem
the kn0nsG

AZ Mozart PARK. last night, the South
Side aud KnOke teams. which were tied
for first place 10 the South Side League.
Dowled two games. both OF which were
won BY the former. Excellent scores were
made, aud Knokes came within fifteen
OF winning tue first game. Schmuioaen,
SpeideI and Dudley made the best records.
I he scores:
south Side-Speidel i5S, Marschner l03.
Dudley l5s. Travis Ill, Handlan l5J,
Wright 80: total s3l.
Knoke-Knoke 137. F'rohme III kuDh
~, Schmulbach I67, Finck lis, kohn
10: total S07.
south Side-Speidel I36, NarschDer 145.
Dudley I3l, Travis 133, Handlan l3l,
Wright 155: total SIS
Knoke-Knoke I06, Frohme 100, Kuntz
I4s, Schmulbsch IL, Finck IA. Koha ilf;
total rs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-14

Bookmaker UllmAn, OF Chicago. gas
10 town yesterday quietly getting sfine
on people willing 70 Invest in snew
nile track for running meetings His
scheme Is 70 locate track 10 Wst VIr-
glnis, near the Pennsylvania 4nej II
he Is successful 3 running melting Of
thirty days will be inaufu1t,ed, big
Dnrses hunz up and the bestporsss Ia
the country attracted He/ cld ncl
meet with Aay success hsR. and left
last night f0 WhesIin4 ittsDprgh
Post.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-14
RELIGIOUS BILLS.
Ten Thousand Enthusiastic HungarianS
March to Celebrate Their Adoption.
The Liberals Loudly Chstred.

BUDA PEST, December lS.-Ten thousand
persons marched in procession through the
streets this evening in order TO celebrate
the passage of the religious bills. or this
number Ave thousand carried torches All
the windows along the route were illumi-
mated Eventually the crowd assem- oled
in front Of the Liberal Club and repeated
ly cheered the members. Baron Pod
naniczky addressed the proce ssionists,
thanking them for supporting the Liberals
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-14

THE clRALsLE PLAN NDORsEH.

ia. atl.,ts Chamber Of Commsrcs
rsvorslCurrency Reform.
A~r,Vr.. CA. December 13-The At
larta chamber bf Commerce held a meet
ing 5av whidh was attended by repre-
sentative Gatherings Of business men.
Resolutions wefe passed srong'y en-
dorsing the Carl ste currency plan. he
nsaeme was thO1ousniy ulscasseo and ei-
IS 10 PASS a 81 Of meanlngiess resolu-
faiied. TEk plan IS generally en-
here.
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BIG DEMAND FOR MONEY.

New York Banks Break Their Agree
ment in Order to Get More of Ii.
NEW YORK, December 1S.-Inquiry in
banking circles confirms the statement tel
egrsphed from Chicago that some OF the
New York city banks are paying 2 per
cent. interest on deposits of out-of-town
banks. Said one bank president: mot
half the banks that went into the agree
ment to make uniform rate Of per cent
have lived up to IL. Several large accounts
of western banks have been lost within two
weeks by banks that formerly had them
simply because competitors for the busi-
ness advanced the interest rate"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-14
PHELAN OUT OF JAIL.
he RaS Served Bis six Months, aud VIII
at Once Begin Work as an Organizer.

CINCINNATI, December 13.-F. w. Phe-
Ian, who was Debs' lieutenant in managing
the strike here last summer, was liberated
from jail to-day, having served six months
for contempt OF court He joins Deos IN
Chicago tomorrow at the trial OF the latter
for contempt, and afterwards takes the
field as an organizer for the American
Railway Union A delegation awaited
Phelan on his arrival from the Lebanon
Jail. and he is receiving q series Of ovations.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-14
West virginia Postal Affairs.

Sos-iGt 20 ne Rs7tf,es.
WASHINGTON, ID. O., December lS.-E.
G.. Duke was TO day appointed postmaster
at Frozen Camp, jackson county, w. Va,
vice Z. ID. Seaman, resigned.
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ANOIHER FIDELITY RECEIVER.

BALTINoRE, Mn, December l3.-Frank
L. Morling was today appointed receiver
for the Fidelity Building Association.
Bond. q. 900.
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THE blast furnace At the Riverside

THE blast furnace 81 the Riverside
has been banked down.
ALL daY yesterday workmen were
busy boarding up the remainder OF the
forge department a. the LaBelle, so the
wind could not go under 1t and blow Il
down.
A STILL alarm Yesterday afternoon
called out the Eighth ward hose cart to
put out q small blaze in the chimney Of
a house on the corner OF Wood street
and Alley %.
THE Lone Star Club Eave q very sue
cessful dance last night at Menge q
HoWIey's Hall on South Market street.
A good crowd was present w. b
Thompson, furnished the music
OFFIcER O'BRIES arrested Pole
named Lltowsky. last evening, for dis
orderly conduct
Mr.. James Doebler. son Of Mr.. and
Mr4 Roman Doebler, Is down WIKI
scallet fever.