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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-22
#CLOTHINGM

0YERC0ATS at prices that sn9'h all forms,
o%ycrcolt We also have great bargains NJ -. 81,
$3.50, S1.OD, SG.i5, 10 10 $40. ii.
Nwil! pay You TO look at these goods.
lEh D Dull0 SIS. so57 to si262, Va a ~,
leaders In low prices, II you can match these
goods Tor less than double the money anywhere
weinvite you 70 return the same And your money
will be refunded. These goods must &c.
hEk'S PANTS s 4 IS i y S5s' G sc, 81 y IS n I, to
the value oil II dollar try to borrow Que. II you
want TO know how to save n dollar or more look
at our Clothing Department.
BOYS SUITS g Ga Sc, oS Sc S;s 9S'' S5I IS 81: s. 81 up "!
not last aiways. You cannot match the pric@t,
BOYS PANTS g. Sai l;Si I3G and sis :G f2s: v9 TRG f,; ps &:
present We have HAl sizes !Eom 5 10 u Ut these
prices
MINIS SHOES z, &c PC. s. 10; s!g5, s:a7.
welltO save money on Shoes rs anything else.
aud we are away blow the market
LADIES' PlNE SHOES s. s. - 49, e. 4 IS s. IS s s $!'2 Z
S262 Our Success IN the Shoe line Il probably
more thnn w0 deserve. We presume the reason
We sell so many Is because they don't last long,
but people will hnvG them.
CRILDREE'S SHOES & 81 i'& Sc 5'G ~ Sc % ;if' S &c,
gains
Mems and Boys Hats g. g: l2 aS Z; S9I I, g? 3 ;5 s.: ;
fine silk Hat. which usually sells a!Si5I
HANS Shirts q: I9o :ae &c; 3?c up to DC, On
millinery and Ribbons q T,P Il REie ss ON On
save YOU lots OF money. Miss Agnes Clarity will
give you pointers on Millinery and Trimmings
that will DO you good and will not ovCrcharge
you noEsell youoiA styles.
JTndaFwaar Under'hirts and Drawers at &c.
uIuoi noli. &c, S9c. ISc, CSC up We are al.
ways below the market on these goods. Us well
rs everything else.
Bed Comforts and Blankets 6 So s'i 3 s. & I SIC,
We hRypJu received a job lot OF these goods q;
prices thGt will surprise you.
Ladies' C0fS6tS ate, a9e, f' up
Umbrellas .a;4So. d9s, SIC up
Lace Curtains {; aos, &c, S7oua
Crnnnr;o- q lbs. G.auulatcd Sugar FOR s. %;
uluL0lltS' ArbucElc's Coffee. &c; GriIu OF
Ground Pepper. CINNAMON. Mustard, GingpranI
baking Powder, all going &: &c per pound, or ;
pounds for - Ccu2
rs 4 Clothing store. n loot nnd Shoe
Store, IL Vat Store, Il Dry Good Store, II
Millinery Store, n SOtIDn store, a Furnish.
Ing Goods Store. n Hardware and Tinwnrc
Store, II Ten aud Grocery StOrc-uiur Stores
In ono-nll complete under ou- roof.
We have the largest department! store in tho
state. l0O to i0Oi Main street. i6 to 81 Tenth
tireet. and l0ll 10 lOyI Market street. Eleven
cnIrnuces-Iakc your choice Bargains Ia every
department.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-22

IF you decide TO take Hood's Sarsapa,
rilla do not be induced to buy any sub,
stitute article. Take Hoods and only
Hoods. .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-22
Merchant Tailoring.

Our MeEchan. Tailoring Department will he
reAdy In IL short time. our cutter. Mr.. ". r,
Mnrlowc. will show you nil the lnlcst STYLES and
paiiernsin this line and We will save you money,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-22

TETELLIGENCER'S JOB OFFICE
i SEwrTPE SKILLED WORHMES, HONEST
COUNT AID TASTY WORN Send iOg ur.raL
INTELLIGENCE,
Band q Fourteenth Strna.
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Fine farm. 49, acres, three miles from Mounds.
bargain.
Enrm OF 5gE acres near Triadelphia, 6, 500
farm otS9Lg acres 81 miles cnSl of CITY, 81 800
House otiive rO0ms. lot 3ixlg1 feet, EoG street
Centre wheeling. $500.
&9 feet Of land fronting on McColloch aud
Double brick house. four und drc rooms. with
$500. ''' ''''' oA'Saih'
Two brick houses. five and s< rooms 10, iUr
100 Icct, cheap. $i.j0l.
iltolGi Of fourteen rooms, doing good busine,5
splendid location, cheap.
House OF five rooms, iGOS McColloch street
House Of three rooms. Woods street, Eighth
ward, lot 2jXl00 fees. $500. ~
IigHsc OF five rooms. brick, Fourteenth street,
House of five rooms, Jacob street, Ceo,ro
Ing, SLIGO. ''' III "Nee-'
House OF eight rooms Conf s,-co, Ei-,. 800,
Sl.0O. NN' ''SE" FI'S' "AFu'
Street, Centre Wheeling, st9m 49,
Lot east end Fourteenth street.. $50
I'ot' on Lind street. Deivrderc, SrT5 zach.
I.olS III Bchrrns & SpeilrlS addition IToph.
an addition to North Ieuwool B0ryr Run
.nniMe!ls Kun. ~ csRnt Valley, bellevue and
o'le' piacea IN and near tho els.
NESBiTT & DEVlNE,
Tel. 6i3. 1893 Market S+reot
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9-F0R SALE--0
Houses. Lots and Farms.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-22
Rents Reduced

No. Gle MNin street. brick dwelling.
No. ll0j MCCOllOch street. three rooms. S. o.
No. 81 Ohio street, lint floor. three rooms
No, 2iyt MIN street, first floor, three rooms.
No. - y. Wabash street, thee rooms. first floor.
No. IN Thirty third street, brick, Eve rooms.
Two splendid Office rooms IN Masonic building.
No. % TwCnty.cIghth street, four rooms, $40 W.
No. 90 South York street, three rooms. 500.
No. M ChHplimr street. five rooms, SIS ".
No. 3ll0 McCOllOCh street. frame.
no. 1901 Market street. Office rooms
No. 1! Alley =. loYGr part, s. D.
No. III Thirty.third street, live rooms g 90.
M. il27 Alley II. frame. five rooms. SO o.
No, @si1 Eoii street, three rooms. 81 90
Front room on Fourteenth strcct, suitable for
one or we gentlemen
No. gj Main street. twelve rooms aud bath.
Office rooms III Hubbard Block, lali Market g.
80. lj2! Main street. second and third iloorL.
No. III Seventeenth street. four r0omS.
SiX.rOomci lrnmc dwelling Ut Leatherwood.
Store room! on South street, In liGasne Tab.
eSnGclc building.
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RlNEHART s. TATU M,
CITY DASK BUILDING.
Telephone 2lg. fmr!OI loom So.6,
FOR SAIE.

Modern eight.roomed brick house, Fifteenth
street. Al location.
fIvc,roomcd house on South Penn street, close
TO bridge.
Fivc.roomcd house. 80 Kentucky street, ios
Sl.3Ol inst the price OF the lot.
New tive'roomcd house i'll East Wheeling for
Eyc-roomGd house, 42i Main street. good To-
cation.
for $3.50,
We have Others II nouc OF these don't suit
81. 400.
lelvCdcIo lots.
Park View lOtG
Pleasant Valley lots.
Lots all over the city.
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LII II. EFT NJ *.
lli3Markrt street. TelcphoneGST. mrl5
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Children GryfoY
Pitchers GaStoria.
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SMITH & DICKINSON,
REAL ESTATE. FIRE INSURANCE,
1929 MARKET STREET.
FOR RENT.

No. II North York street. bath, closet, both
gases, stable in rear. Rent reasonable. -Fs
Nine rooms. Oath. laundry. attic. both gases,
hot and cold wafer, No. 9JI4 South Front street
No. Is North Huron street. bath. both glscs.
seven rooms. Cheap.
No. IS Zane street. seven rooms, bath, both
gases; rent 81 % a month.
No. 21l6 Foil street. the llornbrook mansion,
with house In the rear, also stable. Cheap rent.
No. Il! Seventeenth street, three. four OK seven
rooms. Cheap.
Five.roomcd house OH Elm street. rent Sill %.
No, no MIN street, six rooms at SIS %.
No. 2!lI Maiu street. store room and three or
four room. Cheap rent.
No. 20l9and 2O1l Main street. size 90SSJ. Chem.
No. 10 South York street. four rooms Rent
$40 On.
Five rooms and bath. on Sixteenth street,
near EOil street. Rent SO 10.
six'roomed house ut Park View; large yard.
Rent cheap.
Nc. 1919 McColloch street, seven rooms, large
Four rooms and nttic. On Zane street.
StorcroOm No, 1903 Main street. Rent $50 a
year.
fDur rooms. No Zig NIrripIn stroo, Pop,e,ona
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-04
THE RANGER GAME IN UIyNEtPOLTy

MINNEAPOLIS Jan 3.-The trial Of Frederick Cham.
ber lain. charged with the robbery OF certain per-
sonal articles from Director Holbrook of the Bank
of MINNEAPOLIS. was begun yeste rday. This case
hos been a matter Of interest account Of the
remarkable circumstances shat surrounded the al
legged robbery. Another charge, that OF assault.
has also been made against thambe-lan. Hol-
brook told how he mad speaking acquaintance
with woman named dublin, who claims TO be me
she invited him into her room under pre,ence Of
get While he there the Outraged husband
appeared on the scene with a drawn revolver AMI
Threatened Holbrooks NE The latter Is a man
seventy years old. and at The mercy Of his foe.
who told him pray for mis- soul or give up
SO 600 Finally Chamberlain made lin sign notes
To the amount Of $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-04
4 BfI.ATED CHRISTMAS TREE oN FIRE.

HARLEM PEOPLE HAVE LIVELY TIME TO
ESCAPE FrOM TIE BLAZE WHICH FOLLOWED.
Mrs william Wendell struck match to light the
,as in her sttlng-ro0m In the rear Hat On the sec
,ud floor of the nve-story house No. East one
hi,u!rel-anl -second-s late yesterday after
noon The head of the lighted match fell into
r,ror ball IN a dry Christmas tree. In a moment
m. tr.e Was ablaze. and the flames quickly spread
through the room. Mrs. Wendels hair was snsei
before she could escape. She rescued her baby
from an adjoining room. and He'd down stairs
10 The street screaming to warn the other tenants
in the house.
Tic flames were mounting through an alIshatt
., th. unper stories when the occupants ran down
m. .-,ir- MIS- Ella Hopkins who lived with her
mother anl sister on the thiri ho9r, was III In IN
g., ,nJ could not escape. Mrs. hopkins ran down
-, tb. sidewalk and screamed for hem. saying tat
h,r sick d,ughtor WAS being burned 70 death Po-
lic.n,nn pnniel Conuor. OF the Harlem squad tih
,i,-.,lr, through the smoke. caught MISS fopkihS
IN Ms arms and carried her 20 'front.' WINDOW.
Nh. Grnln,n had not arrived yet hNt 'oh'or car
f'I Miss [opklns down n ladder.
Ever, h,lv was out OF the house When a llre-tH-
,in. arrived There happened 10 hc TWO sliSht nr'S
~ ths Harlem district az the time. ana the otler
,.rpir.s could not answer % rfst aiAfN. n tlf'
,'n was rirg 10 gall cnsines from anoth'r i's-
,r,.f and inc flames ~ the hoa'. were put OK pc
r,rs thn front rooms had been damahcl "r'lo,,Sf.
49,. d,,n1.. 90 the house was about $i'pV. NAL
r'tl 4 Ortn owr the house. ana nave II insured
1y,e t"nauts lost about 5000 10y the hre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-04
THE OMLADINA AN ANARCHIST o'' ii'i
sTyENTY-FIGHT OF ITS MEMBERS TO Il" rHN' ="
on TRIAL-APPEAIiN" TO Fl'tNN"
SYMPATHY.

Vienna. Jan at has been learned 'ii' W..
or,,adina Society the headquarters OF "ho' ~"
a, Prague. bohemia had a membership oi
,bs, the society was closely connec'ei WIN .'
,narohis,s IN Vienna and other parts o' 'he
country The Omladina owed its origin to Ru'''pn
vrva who was assassinated recently by some ~.
tho members who. 1t is said, had ioH''e' '-'
Nr,a was an agent of the police. ana Vas ci,s en
In systematically betraynS the Hehpe'7 80
In consequence Of the discovery OF ctis.e con
nection OF the Omadina with me nl"' I,,or
~ PRESCRIPTION Of the members of me '"'t,'
organIzation now under arrest mere VII ~ a..
,'nDed until after the trial Of the mc'nh'fN "i
6,ntadina now ir custody. and II IS though' l."
much or the testimony in The latter cas-, 'ln ~
',sed 70 convict the Anarchists. Among ne in''i
hers Of the Omladna are kuthenlah7' '''''"''''
,rbe Omiacina trial will begin on January j. Ihr
number OF prisoners viii be- seventy -c'th' .. ~
I0sef Uerold A conspicuous member oi ne i""".
czech Parliamentary party. VIII nave clh. .
the defence The Young Cz"chs nave ciIcu,r,'i ciIc .
tra,ch translation Of the Indictment, AccoinIahi,
vim a statement Of the condition or thr ~ "a
reotie This statement IS intended 70 rouse i''D"
svmpathy with the Young Czechs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-04
CRIZED BY UORHY OJER THE TiEIIF.
SAD PLIGHT or sos or GENERAL STEPHEN
SANFORD THE CARPET MNNuFh'TrAE&,
or AMSTERDAM.

Amsterdam " y Jan. Specan.-Thcre is
great -lrrow I'm the home X General stephen san
ford Of this city. over the condition of his son.
william cochran sanford. who has become Nio-
lruflv Insane and this afternoon was taken 10
retreat near N,w-York city for treatment 10y
sn.rlalisis About two months ago Mr.. Sanford
was taken IN In New York. Il WIS reported that
ne wts suffering from nervous prostrdton result
lu. frog! oyerwoik. Hc WAS placed under care OF
DR. GAnlon Carter Gray. and later was removed to
his home IN this city IN the hope that the change
might urovc beneficial TO him At first u seemed
That his hope would be- realized lie nnlros'l i'r
a ti,u. but a Few days ago hccanc murh worse,
and uhvhlcians advised hiH removal to an INSTITUTION
f,r surh cascs The unfortunate man was tp-ihy
t,kfu awnv in a special car. lie mad go he utrn
10 the car by force Several strong men were e.,
aured To restrain hira ~ hr is man OF po"'ii nl
bud and IS an athlete. u rs hopN ui' "'"''
aklfu care he may recover.
General SanfOrls family mlslortuncs excite u'
svupathy of an who know him. iiis yoNuSe'
SON was Killed some years ago hy thr accidenitl
discharge OF a gun. and another son dri Mhl''
nuifr vouur william e. Sanford had charfr oi the
tahlishmen; OF stephen Sai ford " sons, ahi was
known As a bright and practical business Wtl
Ills brother eX-COugrcsSman JOHN HhN'iH hi'
his uncle william Cochran. of Ncn,rt9 ana Two
grecinllsts accompanied him To the retreat ne
llrrs under the hnllucuatlon that d. Is IN IRAN
lng for II prIc-felit. and Insist, on tAhlhE iol'
walks every day. Df course ne Is always accom-
pa MED hy an attendant II Is said thAt me worry
resulting from the depressed condition % n'Hlit77
and The fear that the Wilson TariH Dhl "pui'
work stlll further disaster to the country nave
had much to do with producing his mAlady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-04
TOPICS IN THE FRENCH CAPITAL
NJ EnHAUT's DAUGHTER nEAD-PEESl DENT
CARNoT's COMING TOJR-NEW EWYEAHs GRiEI

NJ GAIHAUT's DAUGHTER pEAD-P"E>l DENT
CARNoT's COMING TOUR NEwYEAE's GMET
ING FROM RUSSIAN NAVAL OFFICERS.
tcopyriqht 1s9i: BIZ me Tnited ITesS)
par,. Ian 3-Mle. Jeanne Bahaut. daughter "l
the ex Minister Of Public Works. who Is serving
IN the Etampes Prison his sentence ior accepting
panama bribes died yesterday In PARIS her
illness was caused by her grief over her ia'her
downfall.
President Carrot will next spring make tour OF
Nantes Brest St Nazaire. Quimper. lorient ana
pannes The announcement OF this tour sets AZ
,as, rurnors oc his retirement from the Presidential
race.
Admiral Avelan. who commanded the NlSI''"s
Pnssau squadron last fall. teesraphed TO the MARI
time Prefecture in Toulon on Monday that the rus
slau naval officers who were entertdlne 'i'l' - 80,
Nv Years greetings in memory oi lnal "!c',r ,!,a
whose associations would never be enaceu A'0i"
their hearts.
During his New Years reception az NE iat4~|o sd 70
Farnese the French Ambassador 10 ltalN sdii ~
-, ncbroer uroscuf: DO not despair OF rrIi.~
ing The entente between France ana ItdN. ne
policy OF cabinets often haS M iysl'l!Dus criial
sniie appearances are today nearer Il '"iN'"
entente than before in many years
Mrs Edward Parker Deacon is living WIN hcr
youDgest daughter and her aunt IL @ Ml.N,I.' ,:
l. secuson in the Rue De Grene.le. Sne heVef toe'
INTO society and. excepting few o.d fIielHs re-
Gives no callers She devotes mos ol neg a-teI'
tion 10 her child. The unfoGnded 1epgrt ma s
Wa about 70 marry Count Louis o." Iur'hhe mas
greatly annoyed her
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-04
FRAGMENTS OF FOREIGN NEWS.

London, Jan. "A petition signed by larse
number Of the captains Of British Veaseis eP''yen
In the Transatlantic trade Is ready TO be presenter
TO Mr. Gladstone urging that Great bi'''" JOIN
-. ,t Irn,,ed States and other Powers in sending
yvarsnips TO destroy derellcis.
Rorin ian. AT Cottbus. Brandenburg To-Day
while a large number OF children were ska'ihh on
the Spree, the ice gave way ana tweny-hve OF
them fell into the river. Five were drowned De-
S"re assistance could reach them.
London Jan 3.--The Duchess OF MariboTouEh' ior-
nerIv Mrs Hamers!ey, OF NeWYork. mas leased Tor
,'nen,v-one years the Deepdenc estate 0f I|0Th
iTorr at Dorkine IN Surrey. twenil-nine mile,
snuihwest OF London. The yearly rental Is u'go.
uerlIn Ian 3-The Colonial Once states that ihe
recent mutIny in the Cameroons was entirely dnr
90 the Improper absence of the German gunboat
nne ~ witch had gone on "A cruise for the benefit
Of the health OF her officers and crew, -
pnriin Ian 3--Al the coOnes and cO'nmdnhef =
- me Guards and army corps have received deialcd
instructions in regard to the approaching Winter
,nanoenvres The Instructions include an ntlmatlon
that the Emperor may alarm the gdrrisons at any
time dependent, however. upon the weather
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-04
FRANCES WAR WITH ANARCHY
THE POLICE RAIDS NOT PRODUCTIVE OF
THE RESULTS EXPECTED.
FEW OF THE PRISONERS IDENTIFIED AS PRoMI-
NENT ANARCHISTS-MANY OF TIE MEN
ONLY ORDINARY THIEvEs-M. YVES.
GUYOT ACCUSES THE SOCIAL
ISTS-THE TRIAL o.
VALIANT.
tcoruriqht: lsNA: Bu 7ne rnit,a Press.l

(Copyriqht 1894: By The Unu,a Press)
Paris Jan. 3.-Some time must elapse before the
practical value of the Governments coup against
the Anarchists everywhere in France Sunday
night can be accurately judged. The police In
their raids swept in tons OF documents. most OF
which could be bought by anybody at open sale
while among the many suspects arrested not
dozen are likely 10 be identified Anarchists be
longing TO the dynamite groups. Another circun-
stance which will probably weaken the effect Of the
Governments action is that no important discovery
Of explosives has been made. To-day, at Decaze-
VILE nineteen miles from Nillefranche. the police
arrested q miner named Poun. They found IN ms
possession a quantity of compressed powder and a
number OF Anarchist pamphlets. The prisoner
says that he used the powder in his work. and
this is than likely to be found to be the
case when investigation Is had
Some children who were skating to-day on n pond
at Gualake. Department Of Charente. found DoX
of dynamite concealed in some shrubbery bordering
the pond The police upon investigation found
that the explosive belonged to man named hras
who was an associate Of Ravachol The latter
occasionally used the name Bras as one on is my
many aliases The ownership OF the & GHp,SySires Xydres
and at Commentry has not been traced to any one.
Win tolice records and none of the prisoners is
a man of any prominence These iaet; are, are ,nny i
of the results expected when the domiclllary VISITS
began. -, .,o,,,,,. and
enT Re its s0cfailsi eectvenes RaerS | YvesGuyo
published by the steele accuses ne SVclaitos % ,b
Of openly opposing the measures taken lof ,iic
protection OF society. The Government, ne says
i,ses energetic measures to secure this protectl9n
but the Socialists combat them and cry out, g."
are persecuted under the regime as suspects.
n Yyes-Ciuyot adds that the GoNernment desii n,
o cxt-sdl,e the legal process against alllaht We
the Socialists seek by every possible means -
retard his trial. -, . o,r,,. to the
Court OF Cessation TO delay the tral OF me ooiiV NV
thrower The court may grant delay OF Il lew
davs If the advocate pleads want OF UNI 10 & &piS
rsrs the defence but the simplicity OF t,~ ~.
Affords no pretext for longer postponenent ihSuHm
the ,alcsnlen for the Jury have been cat'.u'. -
te.icon sistng Of twenty merchants. ilVe ron
tiers three engineers, two architGc'S aannh,f,, nnf, =
noiarv a chemist and "A dOctor-it ls dQun'tul IL
,be i,1rv gives a verdict without adding l,al si.,i'
We're cxtenuating circumstances ~ 1h' ,J,,:;b ~
tb.,r names were made public only last GVr"'is ,S
The police this morning began tua'uias tu nm, In
Which valiant will be tried The Pslais q~ ~ ~
Justice It's approaches and the ,Who'e -''''''"' W.
fhr Inferior are doubly guarded
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-04
RlJLwAY OFFICIALS LIVES ENDANGERED

Louisville Ky. Jan. st will come In the nat
,re Of smrprise 10 President Milton H. Smith
and General Manager MetcaIf. OF tn. Louisville
and Nashville Railroad TO learn that plot to
assoqsinatc them several months ago was frlIs-
trated only at the last moment According 70 Il
story current here 1t was the time OF the strike
Of the Louisville and Nashville shopmen. when
President Smith ana Manager Mctcalf were holding
d.llv conferences with committee from the dis
satisfied employs that the attempt was to have
I'm made II was 10 the fidelity Of this com
r,ittee that the murder was ayerted a foreign
workman, who displayed two large pistols. every
chamber loaded, desired TO accompany the commit
trr when they went TO call on Messrs Smith and
Metcalf He said that he would shoot them down
rlan out OF town.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-04
WORLDS FAIR MANAGEMENT ATTACKED.
.rp1TH's7 CHARGES AGAINST TIE OFFICIALS
rryrrD DY "Tnr CHICAGO POST.

urvrrD BY THE CHICAGO POST
London. Jan s-"Truth' today pubhsheS an
sr,icle IN reference 70 the Chicago Columbian TX
hibl,ion in which it says that perfect chaoS pre-
walls in the management o. ex-managemeh1 oi me
Fair II adds thai unless som- superior auingiIV
comes o the rescue the prospects of any i''.o"
exhibitor getting his goods back safcy are
tremely remote The forwarding agents 7lt'e '. ~
n was fully three weeks after the cOsihs on tl'r
exhibition before they got possession Ol u' if,N.i
cases FOR the goods 70 be sent back 10 f.it 'as.
II Is reported Truth" adds. mat the CoiuIlpMial M
guards were withdrawn on January l. leaving inc
buildings free TO thieves.
Chicago Jan. 81 The Post " thk afternoon says
OF THE London Truths article on Woilos faII
mIsmanagement: " The chaos Of which Iruu
complains does not exist In the management OF the
Exposition II English exhibitors or others fai 10
get their goods Of the Fair grounds. IL u paiug
their own fault, partly the fault or me customs
authorities, and partly because OF the delays V''
stoned by the raiiI Dads. 1t would be stiahge' W
when all exhibitors want to get out al one a.,
many Of them spend more time hndlng lhuil uN''i
IN helping themselves. If a little distGrDancf anu
incdtlVenience did not result Yet the Can@ual -
hibi.ors and several others have SAID that they Wi
getting all the help they could expect IN removing
their goods and could complain Of nothing. ruin
prints untruth when 81 says that the bulIuinnss
left unguarded ana AZ the mercy OF looters me
Columbian Guard has vanished but It's place -
filed by South Park policemen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-04
MIR RHODES on THE MATABELE CAMPAIfN.

Cape Town Jan. Cecil Rhodes. chairman OF 'i'e
British South Africa Company ana Premier 81 cape
Colony, who has been directing the movements "i
the forces employed in the campaign akal"s. 'Ne
MatabcIcs arrived here today and haH an en''iu7
asfic reception. Replying TO an address p''S'"''' =
:, hi,o NJ pbodes said that IL a settom"n, with
,h Ntatalcl.s was to be effected b" the Imperial
,overnnent such action would not meet tpe eH-
nectations of those who had shcd tri' pI. popu :"
r.. campaign He would earnestly ana T"apI,i'iS
srb. The battle in behalf OF the people oi '"te
f..ionv but would fight on con3ttnuoIhi ~. I.'i"
Vices from petersburg say that Mr.. lous
,be bInte- and explorer, related that ne n%d re-
.n,,nd numerous reports from natives that 'hp.ilh
Vyison and ali but seven OF his men had becn
ed