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The morning call., 1894-02-21

A frantic burst of applause. however, SO utterly
drowned their music that Herr Scheel retired
from the stand. Suddenly it seemed TO dawn
upon the people that they were losing some
thing aud hush fell upon the assembly which
became a silence that could almost be beard
when the sweet strains of the fluegelhorn floated
into the hall from the distance. This effective
performance evoked a mighty demand for an
encore. which was obigingly given.
Masseners fascinating "Scenes Napoli-
taine's," which were brilliantly executed CON
cluded the excellent prOgramme
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HANDY WITH HIS PEN.
Flight OF a Young Forger Who
Swindied Bankers.

STOCKTON. Feb. 20.-A young man, who has
oeen employed at the West Winery for some
time. came into town Saturday night ana passed
tniee forged checks on a local bank and es-
chasing clothing. and the third was for $40.
ne IeIt Wild about $40. He forged the sigma
lure OF George West so cleverly that the banks
winery, VINO watched the fellow and made in
curry ABOUT his Goings, he might have been
away some time before the forgerles were
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Running a POLICY Game.

folicemen Dawes and Durkin became ac-
quainted with the fact yesterday that policy
game was being run at 22o McAllisiei street,
directly opposite the City Hall. They made
raId upon The place and arrested James II.
ihrane and Tony CostanZo and also seized all
lne DOCKS and tickets they could find. The
galne was being run under the name OF the Colo
Iauo folcy Association. 1hrane was booked
AZ the Cliy Prison ON the charg OF assisting
ana managing lottery and C0staDzo for SELF
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Nav End in Marriage.

Pierre j. Lapachet Of the Franco-American
dairy, Mission road, was arrested on warrant
Monday charging him with betrayal under a
promise of marriage. Policeman Clifford made
the arrest, and he was driven TO Iapachet's
ranch by Jean Madonna. the complaining wit
ness and TWO of her male friends. who accom-
PAM LApachet 10 the Seventeenth street
station In the hack. She IS % years OF age and
lives at 1415 Stockton street.
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FROM HEART DISEASE.
Sudden Death of WeII-Known San
JoSeau.

SAN JOSE, Feb. 2O.-Yesterday afternoon Pat
rick OBrien. well-kDown San JOsean, fell
dead from heart disease, In the rear OF James
McQuaid's blacksmith-shop, on Guadalupe
street. The deceased had gone to the place TO
see MeQuaid, ana when he was going In the
door Oh rear room he was seen to stagger aud
lail. Wnen assistance reached him he was
uead. The deceased came 10 California In 1858
ana settled In San Jose. where he followed his
irade OF welEboriDg. He was born in ireland
IN 1879. be was member of the Common
council IN lSS2-S3. aud leaves a widow and
three daughters.
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AN ARCHBISHOP RESIGNS.
Head of the Church in New Mexico
for MANY Years.

SANTA FEE. n. NJ. Feb. 20.-Archbishop
j. 3. Salpointe has resigned and his CO.
adjutor. DIR. p. l.. Chappelle, succeeds
him. Bishop Salpointe has been connected
with this archdiocese since 1859. The new
Archbishop was, until his appointment as
coadjutor here, rector of st. Matthew's
Church in Washington. Salpointe will
hereafter reside at Tucson. Arizona.
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New Orleans Races.

NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 2o.-The track was
heavy.
Six furlongs. Sam Farmer won. The Bully
second, London Smoke third. Time, 1:211A.
Four furlongs, Jack Farrell won, Quisada
second, Toss Witt third. Time, :5415
Seven furlongs. Tenny Jr. won, Verbena sec
ond, Cyrus third. Time l 81.
SIX furlongs, KiDdora won. Rouser second
Wedgetield third. Time, 1:1914
Six furlongs. Marel won, Belle second. Sim
rock third. Time. 1:2114.
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EXTENDING IT'S LINES.
The Canadian Pacific Lets an Inn
pOrtant Contract

SPOKANE. Feb. 20.-Iti is reported here that
the Canadian Pacific has let contract for
building $50 miles OF railroad between Nelson,
b. c., and point near Calgary. The proposed
route Is the mGehtalked-of Crows Nest Pass
ana Tobacco Plains. The cutoff OF the Cana
dian Pacific, II continued, will again reach the
main line at or near Revelstoke. 1t Is said the
c0ntfac was let to Brown & Hollis of New
westminster. This would give Spokane an all
rail- connection with the Canadian Pacific Corbin
system, now being com leted 10 Nelson.
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Fire i'm a Dwelling.

coal-oil lamp exploded In a room on the
second floor of the residence OF j. Raphael, 951
Mission street, last night at IL 10 o'clock and
set fire 10 the building. The family had re-
tired for the night and were compelled TO make
hasy exist. Adolph Rehman and family
who also occupy part OF the house. ran out
half dressed. An alarm was sent 10 from box
90 and the fire was quickly subdned. Loss
$3.50.
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DOM ESTES

Showing double the variety, double the stock
and one third less III price than elsewhere.
Every item bargain. Our prices crowd our
counters with eager patrons.
RED OUTINGS 3c. were 1916.
STRIPED OUTI\ GS-lOc. were sc.
OUTINGS in Checks Stripes and Figures
T21sc, I5c, csc
ENGLISH SATEEN S-I9c. were Csc.
FRENCH SATEENS-25c and 42c.
CRINKLED CHALLIES-l212c, were zoe.
HALF WOOL POINTED CHALLIES-l5c,
were csc.
ZEPHYR GINGHAMs. superhne-l214c, were
zoe.
45C.
co TON CREPE CHALLIES-I21ac and
zoe. cloth.
SfLK-sTRIPED CHALLIEs-e5c, worth 45c.
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His Stay Short.

Professor j. q. Leonard. who opened an
once about month ago at 124 0'FarreIl
street and amid much gaudy display advertised
ETC., disappeared this week, no one knows
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Hirsutine will Grow Hair and Relieve Neuralgia
SILK SHIRT WAISTS

80 and $3.95-Two of the greatest
a va , san francisco has ever seen: come in
Silks worth from So to $40
$1,000 great sale of LADIES, CLoAKs
$40. ~ "oi0 90 nisn &c
our new advance Spring Styles OF WRAPS are
to $500. . - '"O
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THE HAMBURGER COMP ANY,
SAN FRANCISCO.

last week recognizing the Board of Health so
that 1t would consist of five regular physicians.
The present board consists of three Council
men, the City Engineer and one physician, and
this plan Is considered good enough and less
expensive than the one PROPOSED.
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The Military Tournament.

There was good attendance to witness the
second night of the military tournament at The
Second Artillery Regiment armory last nicbt.
The programme of the previous evening was
rel Gated. and the several numbers, which were
well rendered, were loudly applauded.
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For Early SaIoon.CIosiug.

HANFoRD, Feb. 2O.-The petitions for the
Sunday and early night closing of saloons in
Kings County were presented TO the Board OF
Supervisors here to-day and argued at length
by friends of the measure and Its opponents
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Was UniustIy Prosecuted.

SAN RAFAEL. Feb. 20.-The case OF Marin
County VS.. School Superintendent Furlong was
decided this morning by Judge Stack in the
Superior Court here in Furlong's favor. He
was charged by the Supervisors with having
Illegally paid out $4,000. Furlong will now
bring suit against the Supervisors for malicious
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THEY MAY HAVE HOPE,
Suspected SIayers of Mrs. Meagher
in the Santa Rosa ,JaiI.

PETALUMA. Feb. 20.-The preliminary ex.
animation OF the Meagher murder case was
again postponed yesterday on account of the
failure 10 have Me aeher testify His exhausted
conaitlon necessitated pOstponement until
Rosa iait Tonight. '
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She Was Not Poisoned.

VICTORIA, B. c.. Feb 2O.-Au ANALYSIS of the
stomach OF Mrs. Roberts, who died at Plump
ers Pass upder what was said to be mysteri-
Gus circumstances failing TO show signs OF pol
sOning, the Coroner's jury to-day returned a
verdict of death from natural causes.
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DRY GOODS.
A Modern Department Store!

We have been in business here two and a ha,r
years. Each succeeding one has seen US increas
ing in popularity and worth to the community we
are serving. This year will show the most marked
growth of ALL Our wares have been bettered, our
sphere of sale is larger. We able to fl the
wants of any and ALL We Will con tinue to perse-
we're, and with maxim of better goods lower
prices do you wond er that this magnet will draw
US the largest trade any house in Frisco enjoys?
Wait and see. Visit us to-day, month hence,
day before Christmas and realize the truth OF
these lines.
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DRY GOODS.

New goods are arriving by rail and steamer
oa1y-the best that are purchasable. We have
had five of our buyers East since January lst tax
Ing advantage of every turn in the market favor
able TO us. Their instructions were: THE best is
none TOO good Here is our gold; lay II down in
exchange for the best bargains you can buy'' We
are ousln ess men from start to insh-successfu
and we DO hot trifle with the public Yours and
our time IS too valuable. We want your conf
dence and can only obtain 1t by conduct that will
merit IT, II you read the inclosed list OF values
you will find Them upon our counters eractIv n
here described and you'll call again
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whittier. He pretended 10 be able 10 locate
mines, diagnose secret ailments and read
minds. During bis short stay he reaped rich
victims.
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Drew for Chief of Police.

SACRAMENTO. Feb. 20. = Mayor Steinman
has nominated ex- United States Marshal
Nj. nj. Drew for Chief OF Police.
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THE HAMBURGER COMPANY.
LOS ANGELES, CAL.

the finest residence in town and cost SO 1000.
a portion of the furniture was saved The in.
surance on The residence was $4,000 and on the
furniture $4,000,
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la MlzENO KID GLOVES THE BEST MADE,
DRESS GOODS

5Oc-46-inch ALL-wooL sERGEs. always
75c.
55c and 75c-NovELTIEs, reduced from
81 and 81 %.
PATTERN SUITS at HALF former prices.
SI.OO and $I.1O for FANCY SILKS, were
81 20 and 81.
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la MAzENO IS THE HlKDSOnESr GLOVE CUT.
SHOES

Our trade increases daily. The best Footwear
at reasonable prices is the best advertisements
our house can have.
CHILDREN'S SHoES that wear-Sl. 90 To
$3.50 pair. ="
LADIES' SHOES that wear have STYLE and
ht-$3.5O for what you pay IS for elsewhere:
$500 for what you pay 81.
The nobbiest things in LoW.SHoES and SLIP
PIERS cut
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USE HIRSUTIkE, THE GREAT HAIR GROWER.
MILLINERY

Received all our UNTRIMMED SHAPES.
You will find our prices so per cent less than
last year. and selling the very latest and cor
rect things less than last springs styles, shown
elsewhere as new blocks.
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Hirsutine will InVigorate and Refreshen The Scalp
BASEMENT DEPARTMENTS.
cRocKERY-

DECORATED CHINA PLATES-l5c. l9c.
25c, soc, 39c, 75c each, a decided bar
gain.
ENAMEL AGATEWARE-5O per cent less
tn an former prices. being big cut in price,
and we're right with you.
TRIPPLED GOLD PLATES-6 for &I.5O.
TRIPPLED GOLD TEACUPS and SAUCERS-
for So 10.
TRIPPLED GOLD EGG-SHAPE TEACUPa
AND SAUCERS-6 for Use.
DECORATED TOILET SETS. handsome
S2.I5.
RICH GILT BANQUET LAMPs-S3 .S5,
So so.
RUDELSDORF ROYAL WOOSTER. HUN
GARlAN, DOLTEN and other fine ware at SOC
on the 81 OF its value. Here for presents.
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ALAMEDA.

Captain r. r. Thompson, owner Of Artesian
block, has offered that structure for City Hall
at the small monthly rental OF $50. Several of
the members of the board favor leasing this
building instead of attempting 10 issue bonds.
All the officials could lind room. but there
would be no jail. There is likelihood that
city Jail will be erected on the city lot on
Santa Clara avenue and Oak street.
whipped His Wife.
Mrs. NJ. Davis, small, emaclated- looking
woman. with her three infants appeared yes
ierday IN the Justices Court and a warrant
was issued at her request against her husband.
Charles Davis. upon charge of battery. He
is bury woodchopper and is accused of whip
ping his wife three times week. She was
covered With bruises aud her neck showed
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DR.. KOth's SarSaparilla, theSpring Medicine
59r far 81 size

All during this week we shall have a special sale
in our Basement Departments. including House
hold Articles. Crockery, China Draperies sta
tionery Toys, Boys Clothing. Music, Paper Pat
terms, Remnants, etc. Don't leave the store with
out saunEering down into the basement, II will
be profitable and agreeable.
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Fire in a Flagstaff Mansion.
FLAGSTAFF. Arlz., Feb. 20.-Ihe residence of
laval was burned yesterday morni n.y. 1t was
The morning call., 1894-02-21

Ben Jonson was "a when he wrote
Every Man in His Humar.'
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One Doctor Sufficient

SAN JOSE, Feb. 20.-The Common Council
last evening rejected the ordinance presented
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secretary and treasurer from that OF the other.
Messrs. Gibbs, Hewlett and Sanborn were APP
pointed to complete the arrangements.
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N'''''N''7 ''Ne ele''A pounds '' III"
- I''iH menu from 'nc shoulder t""
"'''' one, '''i' pounds u r"" peer "''
,"''' ana 'l'-i"li pounds OF iat pork
i't az together very nne amt "'d
s'\ ounces 'aii' Two ounces 4r''n'
pepper one-h"'i ounce OF salt
pI'''' one ounce OF c"r"""y sect
- wen los''h'r ana stun " Ao2
c''7l"3S. Immediately after 1t Is nude
II 7n''''a ne h""s IA an AIRY place For
''''r or ilN' Guys "i''f becoming que
"rE 7n'u'd De sIn'Ne' Tor * d'I7. u
IS 'h'n ready Tor use ana should be-
N'P' ~ " e'o' anu "'''N'n'l'"'c'
P'aee. Note II agreeable, some
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haBLuFF" THAT woRN.,



nv, ~ ''
llc o'g man was Just drunk
y, ~ nc spolilnE lor a fight
'''t Wis i.pie. 10 every one u
'I'F nv mum ueeii there tcn
minute 'N ore ne llcked qulrr.
"'l'' +" man lhtcc Sues smaller. WIN
,''''' "1e'' iuleI'F mlhdlng his ow
""9'Io'S ~ a. corner OF the room.
' loa " ih'ulled me, Elk
''','lleu 'he oIE man
~ aie mistaken quietly re
+ ~ '.u'u Oue oluer
va 10 Il lldI' numbered the bill
,''"u' aug u you kno" what tina
i''gdnN YOU VI iishC
~ .dI''S was lhe reJoindcr
"ltuoul lreihor Oh perturbation
~, ~, y ,uu'U " aIter | We finished
t'u'us' never dIIo" ufiiles TO inter
Ivy WIN NY ulhueE water, hurry
. up 'I'dS IorIetiiouse STEAK. Never
"',,." j, ~ - d oIu rare
...i"G u'- H'li'' noupiusSed Ior the
e''He '.lNS Dy such ulSpIay OF cool.
Us "a, Io"ll az a tahle near by anu
E.'Icd AT ms prospective victim. We
~ ~ SoIIi ior hIHi' Out the big
.li"i' IooNcu udHEe'ouS' even II he
Md9 uilIcc 9heeIS IA une WIND" and
we ,, uec'uea not TO interfere
v 'lc'' V'Ie lIVtie man STEAK cam
~, IN. ~ sd.u soillcIillnH 70 uhe waiter
VIZ 'IIuules la1e. Une waiter said
so' ~. ,lllns 70 Vhe 9lE man II was
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The average speed Of the traas-
mission of earthquake shocks is near.
ly 10000 feet per second.
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Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

- - = l ,,l
W l ,.l'7' y ,s & bidod or
il van r,sf rqte internal remedies. Halls
Caiarrh ne taken Internally. and acts di-
r4ctlv ON 5bc "a cd md mucous surface. Halls
Cata-rl trat aot-a luack medicine 1t was
prescrFs, ~ Ne OF The best physicians in this
il is comb iof the best tones known, com
r looIA on y tie tyo ingredienfs . what
rr"dTres II r7-.5 arf,,i rasnifs in rurin, "a
''' F. ]. II ygy ( Co, Props, Toledo, o.
The III UH difficulty How to pro-
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gross outrage Finding it a few packages
short
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The II da difficulty How to pro-
nounce n Qleen name.
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II your hok Aches, or you are all worn out.
good f0rI u1ihHe it is general 'ebility.
Browns Up Btters will cure you, = IKE YOU
strong clea rse n1r liver, and give you good
appetite due .aa nerves.
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CURES sSRsIazH


JNo. MALLoN, ESQ,
No. 81 Mclean st., Mt.
Adams, Cincinnati, o.,
writes II took sick
with dropsy. lost my ap-
petite, could not sleep,
became feverish; always
thirsty, lost all strength,
stomach became pain
ful, breath short and
had TO give up work.
The best physicians in
Cincinnati. failed to
help me. MY limbs and
body were swollen to
enormous size, and ]
WINS suffering terrible
agony. The doctors all
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Ladies needing tonic, or children who
want building up, should take Browns Iron
bitters- ltis peasant to take, cures Malar a
lndlgestiona Sluousness and Liver Comp ANTS,
makes the Blood rich and pure.
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So BR0wk BR0S gGAL TROaHES' are ev-
celent for tde relief Of Hoqrsenes1. or sore
Throat TIC ere exceedinl ly effective" -
CtyjSdl7 FoiLr ian Ep7.
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awyar4 mag poets they write lots o
Ncrsu,
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NORTH

S. NJ. PEENOSL j. r WOOD
Gem Manager. Cent Pas. Acs,,
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for Infants and Children.

FOR several years I have recommended
yu4r CastUra, ana shall always continue rs
tHs1 7-5 IL Las invariably produced benohcial
results.
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The youth l.ta. soul is everlasting.

Impaired Digestion cured by Rpechom,,
Pills. beeeLam s-uo Others q cents a box.
Cupid neEe' shows wrinkle.
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EpwiN r PAEnEs " ~,
Tire winthrop. i-5lh Street and 7th Ave.
New orS city.
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lfaffiicted viii sore eyes rae Dr.I Isaac TbomD
sons Eye-gater Druggists sell at DC per bottle
The g7lier rI Tho power Of money
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TREE If you have not re-
4O1As nniunI nrn nF IL
G. @ GREEN
Increased Annette

WOODBURY., n.
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Fertilizers for corn. cot
ton and peanuts at SIR. 80.
Fertilizers for trucking
cr0Ts aud potatoes al S1I.
Fertilizers for tobacco,
oat, 4 iruit tS1Jprr ton.
rtilizer Mfrs, Baltimore, Nd.
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HARD
T I'M { S
FERTILIZERS

send two 2-cent
pH-tngP stamps Tor
circular.
W. $. Pow ell & Co. lie
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-31
X HOUSE s HERRsIANN

Offer Some Remarkable Bargains to tho
Y Wheeling Pnblic. K
h In another part Of this mornings
ipaperSis an advertisement Of i House &
Herrmann's which is not likely to DO
overlooked byany reader. This firm has
been in business in Wheeling tor six
tyeara, and hashad a remarkably large
trade in that time. II Inns established
"a reputation fol-; fair and liberal deal
ing. Owing to many manufacturers
having lately become overstocked
and needing money this firm has
bought very heavy orders OF goods
at its Is own prices for its four
stores in Wheeling, " Arlington ID. G.,
and ! Cleveland, o., and will give the
local buying public the benefit Of these
low prices. They are remarkable bar
gains, worth % per cent more than
charged for them. md will be cold on
easy weekly or monthly. payments to
responsible shousekeepers within a RAJ
tdius offilty miles from Wheeling. Out
OF town customers are requested to
write for. further information regarding
this remarkable offer Of goods. The
firm can furnish tho home complete.
IRON dish pan to a'piano, and makes
specialtiea Of pictures, lace curtains,
clocks, mirrors, carriages, fefrigerators,
stoves, tinware and queens
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eAsPECuLIA


Against W. y. w Cowdsn In squire Gil.
icsps' . court. ~ ! 8 8
Yoiterday d case was heard BY Squire
Gilleipy which naturally caused d good
deal Of comment. AbbisJactson, col.
ored, formerly;akoep Of q house oiill
Tame. sued ex.Postmastor w u. w
Cowdonto recover abuut $40 alleged 70
have been paid byiher to Mr.. Cowden
AZ interestnt nm luxurious ratio on money
loaned her. 4 4 Nd ~
|ss8S9Alired Caldwell and ]. B. spilsonia no.
pearod aa the woman's attorneys. while
W.$P, Hubbard represented the defend
mt. Tho defense offered iaflldayits Of
no. Boyce and Louis Schrader that on
asdays aitor1 tho suit was entered tho
plaintiff told them that sho mad not
authorized u b. ,yilson to enter suit,
but III response To- this sho was put on
tho stand herself. and said she did
authorize 1t to DO brought and was
present when itlwas brought Sho nd.
mitted thatsho had told the gentlemen
pnnod what they said she had. She
didinot remember who suggested tho
suit. 4, \ (,
The defendant then ontercd q plea
that he did not owe the woman my
money, and that nydebt contracted. in
1885 or 1887, when this was alleged to
have accrued, twaa barred by the statute
OF Limitations. Il i.1-tl II
Z Mr. CowdenS In his tostimony said J.,
2. ST. Myers told him tho woman
wanted to quit her lite Of gviceSaud
needed money. and no loaned her $500,
nnd In ten moiiths received from, her
S3l5s The woman'a memory was a lit
tic mixed. i, 4, \ \ b
Thes.milk in tho cocoanut' was got,
ten OF. when Mr.. Hubbard asked Police
Lieutenant Terrill what he knewot the
case. and IT came out that no heard Alb.
bic Jackson had 10 claim against Mr..
Cowden. andhe told j. d. Wilson and
MI Caldwell; The knewtheyy were attor.
,neys for the Register. y
Mr.. Cowden, at willgbe remembered,
has a libel auit for s25, 900 against tho
Register for charging him with crooked
conduct5whilel he was postmaster. q
question was asked the witnessif he
had not said Mr.. Cowden would be wiee!
todrop tho libel suit, but he said he did
not say.that. n
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ALEX !; y |. AMBER,
& Shoe Seller, 1O40 Main Street.
WALKER j. t,1[,ls wHIr Il, II
Tho Young T.assdlaa''.i a Coming Ens.s

Tho Young TRACE dlan,s Coming Engage.
mont at the Opera House.
When Walker Whi,eslde played y a
week's engagementin! Chicago he made
such q palpablo hit that tho manager OF
thestheatrc made q nov. engagement for
q month. All tho critics who have seen
him seem to agree that he Ii a genius,
the coming American tragedian. lie
will EappearSa at tho Opera House here
next ay,evening In I. Hamlet''and
Wednesday evening In sRichelieu."
These are esteemed, his beat parts. The
aale OF seats will iopen at G. "a. House'a
muelc store this morning.
= While Mr.. Ayliiteside is unknown In,
this5city he 10 byno means n stranger, to
those interested in matters theatrical.
For months past tho preas Of New y orkI
and Chicago have devoted columns to
praise of his ability; In fac. few actors
OF thed day have received such universal
commendation. His work Is said to be
scholarly, conscientious and sympa.
thetic, and much may be expected from
bis engagement here; which should be-
well patroniZed. An 3 4 ..5SS 4 ia;;;,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-31
THEDOLDEROBBER!

Thatsmashed lolrwindoWi Tuesday
night and stole the box containing
the S25, never made a greater mis-
take i he supposed that Il would
effect the holders Of keys. Welhaye,
ordered a duplicate Box and Lock-
and the same key viii siwlnSthat
would have won had this Impatient
gentleman of nerve not visitedus.,
We knewthat the idea was popu-
lar. but3hardlyt thought ceessary,
70 build a cell around IL to keep peo.-
Iple;aWsy. Bring in your keys any.
time during the last week insAprill
and the holder Of the right one;
will get the iS25. In the meantime.
all purchasers will get a key.