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CORONER TAKES A HAND.
Death of Il Minister'S Wife at New
London Thought Suspicious.

tDy Associated Press.)
NEW LONDON. Conn.,, March s.
The suspicion of the authorities has
been aroused by the death to-day of
Mrs. DR.. Henry Miller. the wife of a
Baptist minister. DR.. Wiggin sent in a
certificate stating that death resulted
from heart disease. but some of the
and sent word to Coroner Park, Of Nor
witch,
Medical Examiner Miner held an ex-
animation, but has not yet rendered his
report.
The deceased was the Rev. DIR. Miller's
third wife. Miller belongs in Yonkers.
N. Y. The funeral of Mrs. Miller has
been delayed by the order of the Coro-
The evening world., 1894-03-16
WEBB AND WILLIAMS HELD.
Manager md Treasurer of II Conn
edy Company in Trouble.

J. H. Webb and John Williams, respec-
lively manager and treasurer OF the
Admiral comedy company, now de-
funct. were held in the Lee Avenue Po-
lice Court, Williamsburg, to-day On a
representations.
The company played in VILLA msh:rg
two weeks CO., and the performers
boarded with Mrs. Mary Carmine, at
week Williams and Webb drew the
none belonging TO the company and
left, failing TO pay their board bill.
In court this morning each claimed
that the other was responsible, bat both
were held for examination, to their mu-
tua uisgust.
The evening world., 1894-03-16

The Sunday Worlds Faster
Number-next Sunday. DON'T
fail to get ii. II will be SPLEEN
didIy illustrated and full of
striking features and have an
Illuminated cover.
The evening world., 1894-03-16
He WOULD LIKE TO BE FREE.
John Ransom Appeals to Judge
NcAdam for a Divorce.

Judge McAdam, of the Superior Court,
TODAY heard the suit OF John Ransom
for an absolute divorce from Beanna
Ransom on statutory grounds.
They were married July /, 1880, at
Lockport, N. Y, and nave three chill
dren. Witnesses swore the defendant
had been living in Brooklyn with Glenn
ent Ray as his wife.
Judge McAdam took the papers and
reserved decision.
The evening world., 1894-03-16
DANCING MASTER FINED.
Kicked In n Door When He Found
1t Locked.

Louis F. Baraban, a dancing master.
of l72 Allen street, was fined s. in Essex
Market Police Court to-day on a charge
of disorderly conduct. Mrs. Annie Cohen,
the ho~usekeeper Of ia Allen street. was
the complainant,
She testified that Baraban was formerly
q tenant IN the house. but since ne moved
out a week ago he has been going to
the house and abusing her. Mrs. Cohen
alleges tina in one OF his visits to the
house he kicked in a door when he found
il locked.
The evening world., 1894-03-16

The Sunday Worlds
Number - next
Sunday. Don't fail to
get it. 1t will be splen-
idly illustrated and
fuH of striking features
Ind have an
rover.
The evening world., 1894-03-16
GIRL tainted IN COURT.
he Had lust Testified Against Her
Brother for Assault.

Brother o Assault.
Arthur Green was sent to the peniten-
larry for n year by Justice Goetting,
d the Lee Avenue Court, Williamsburg,
day, having been found guilty Of
sauJting his sister.
ireen's family are highly respectable,
t he Is an ~eX-convict. Last Sunday he
IS Genevieve Green. who made the
pnplaint On which he was convicted,
day tainted after she gave her evil
nee. and had to be carried out Of the
urt-room.
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s0CGE TIES.

no sR6yDE LonaE No. 81, AZ. !. NIB
A trn-re.gan " II: s Dwcrman, ) W; IsidOTt
N.rks. J. W; B. l. Cam, Secretary; X. DaizelL
Treasurer; J. \. Natanson ). d. R. h Wallis
disIIy invited Lodge meets first aud third Tues
days il each month
KNIGHTS OF HONOR LODGE 80. S550.-W. F.
Dennett, Dictator; Frank Champion, wee Dact2-
tor: n Hanson, Assistant DICTATOR F. j. Connie
psf Dictator; j. 3. Shape Financial reporter
n sherwood Recorder; n. Le2hy, Guldei jesse
D. Wheeler. Chaplain; =. TenL, Treasurer; John
Ihieian Guardian: n P Lopez, Sentinel Lodge
meets second and fourth Tuesdays OF each month
I O. o. F. LODGE No. - c. H M4rls, Noble
Grand; william 4 Seale, Wee Grand; John u
stucke, Secretary; George Moore, treasurer Inc
Lodge meets every "Wednesday night AZ 80
Visiting brethren and ali Ola FeilONs II SOJ1
standing are cordially invited 10 4-Le-d-
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CIVIL OFFICERS.
Federal Judge Luciano CerVanteS
Indoe LIST Instance Francisco Guerra
PRESIDENT City Council NJ. Barragan
Chief Of Police r. r. !, MA
Collector of State Tax J. b. Zolezzi
Golrr Stamp Tax A. y. Passemant
F,olI'r city tax r. de los Santos Coy
CUSTOMS OFFICERS.
administrator G. Fernandez
Contador O'lN"
f. Argiielles
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DUEL TO DEATH,
Hot Hood That Ended in norri-
Die Tragedy,

Montgomery, Ala. April %. =
In the drug store of L. G. Andrew.
on conrr square, in the center Of
the city, occurred one OF the fiercest
'ragedies ever enacted IN this sec
ticn. Il was e ducl With pistols
ieiween two prominent you g pro-
fcssional men. Mr.. Walter L.
Bragg and Or. j. II. Mattel.
The trouble began in the tteater
at the public speaking OF Senator
Morgan Dr.. Mattel after few
words told Bragg he was no
gentleman. Nothing more was
said at the tim.
In the morning Mr. Br,gg went
to the drug store in quiet manner,
with the evident intention OF SIX
ing an apology from Pr Mattel,
whose Office w4s there. They met
lear the rear # the store, and
Mr.. Bragg asked him il he still
held TO what he fN~itei) had said
last night, to which the latter
repeated the statement at the
theater. Mr.. Bragg then struck
DR.. Mattel, who pulled his pistol
and snapped it at Dr.. Bragg. Tie
latter jerked his out aud the duel
bryan in earnest, nine shots being
tire.l. Bragg was shot in the abdo-
men, the ball ranging upward
through the liver. lie died two
hours later
d.. Mattel was shot in he tacs
at the base Of the nose, the ball
going down into The month and
stomach, in tho right shoulder, il
the side and right arm, the arm
being broken.
After the shooting Mr.. Bragg,
haying emptird his pistol, siagg.r-
ed to DR.. Nnftel and bea: laitel's
head horribly with the pistol. BOtIi
finally fell from exhaustion.
Dr.. Mattel may recover, though
his condition is very serious, how
ever. He is a young physician Of
considerable popularity and il flu
enc.
Just before yonng Bragg died
his sister came down to the store
and held his head until death ensU
ed. Size displayed GOODNESS never
Witnessed here before. The same
nerve which had characterized her
flcad brother was fouad in her.
When she GIT home, however, she
broke down.
Mr.. Bragg was 90 years oil and
4 g'a.luate of the Washington Lee
University, at Lexington, W..
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;M.sT.s.uORos DIRECTORY

ss.,, -,ne,,t ..S. ThanhousCr
g. S.,es,,l ..........J. Bieleuberg
-. 49,. Louis S3Uder
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Court convenes in San ANTONIO on the first Mon
days II Nay and November.
In Austin on the first Mondays in February ana
July
In Brownsville on the first Monday in January
and second monday IN June.
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Mill NER S'ECE.
DEPARTURE,

DEPARTURE.
For Alice, Texas, daily ats a. m
:. Rio Grande City, Mon
day. Wed and Friday at. g. a. III
For FONT Isabel, daily at....9 a. IN.
=. Matamoros, Mexico, Except sun
day, ...-..-.--------' aI ''eO d. III
ARRIVALS.
From Alice, Texas, daily at 10 P. m
Rio Grande, Tri-Weekly at P. III
" Point Isabel, daily at % P. III
Mat2mOr0s Mexico -4:5O p III
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were killed, besides 800 more
wound The Alamo monument
at Aus 80 Ia legend: ether
mcPylae had passenger to de-
feat-the .Alatn2 q noncr' Be-
meath are the Of 10 who
fen on hat mei 5le sh of
Ssnssae, hese senora
leans who ioy Americans
ard who, livsg exss soil, laid
their lives dove her llibertics.
The evening SftSSt dsI witnes.
ed yet another VI scene
rh'0ash ths;if A"foni"
or.. The few An x. who re
sided there had fed from the city
when the Alamo fell, bit the cAvnl
nv took prisoners all the inhabitants
of the town whom they met upon
the streets and forced them ioc CIR
nv wood to the old mission with
which to raise funeral ryre, A
large quantity of wood Was thus
cclIected-then it was placed in
layers and between each two of
these WAS laid a row OF the Trxau
dead. When This was complete
he whole structure Was fired, and
before the sun had set, the bodies
of those who fell so nobly wer. re
duced to ashes upon the very spot
where they had given up their
lives.
Dramatic in the extreme must
have been that spccracl'; terrible
aud melancholy to the woman who
had brayed death with that dcvut-
ed band.
Looking back upon her long life,
what an experience has Sonora Can
deIaria Ii ,di She has seen the do
minloa of Spain, the raid of the
wild Indians, the revolt of Mex CO
Then came the struggle OF Texas
for separate existence and The SUI
cessful establishment Of a republic,
Soon The Lone Star fl ~ waved over
all independent nation no longer.
but by the will of its own people
fiuttered below the ensign of the
United States. Next this little
Mexican woman, already 81 years
of age, saw the squadruns march
ing on 10 that war winch extended
the boundaries ofthc union To the
/ Pacific cons, and made The Ri,
Grande the border line OF I, xas.
Four flags had thus fl .sted sbov,
her head, each in its turn holding
dominance, when fifth Tor time
-uPer scdtd them, and the Southern
Cross tf,mcd upon the view. ThcI
once more The star spangled banner
waved over the land lhat twyni
years before had laid down hel
scepier as recognized and eovcI
rign government to 5ecome ore ..
the sistcrhnoI of states.
At 100 years of age, until he
present illness, the sonora Was quit,
.ctive and alert, quick to perceive
md understand. She is an invoices
tie cg,ret'c snoEcr, wiirk'ed anC
scanned, almost toothIess, nj viii
.ut little hair-noi a pleasant oil
Ii ct -ureiy, hit sti.l wonder, ans
woman who * REGARDED with /
most superslii ons a~e by The. le'
E,le oil h'.r own race am ing Whom
I he i've
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CouNTY CoMMIssIoNERS

The following are the officers OF and tbS nes and
places Of holding ceart for the WesterI District OF
Texas:
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ssalt 172 Texas-Americans fell
and no less than 1000 Mexicans
were killed, besides 800 more
woumA The Alamo monument
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SENORA CANDELaRIA.
An Aged Heroine of the Alamo
Lies IL at San Antonio.

Tribune of April 10, Of an utter
esting character;
a dispatch announces that S.
nora Candelaria lies i'll This wo-
man links Two centuries together
aud hap almost entered Upon The
third, and now suffers her FIST i'll
ness in al her life Of one hundred
and nine years, On the San Pedro
river, where it winds through the
/ Mexican quarter. of S~n Antonio,
L, xas, stands little adobe house.
scantiIy furnished and quite bare
of all that one could term luxury.
1t is the home of the woman who
lived through the hell of The Al
amo massacre, who AYERS that she
nureed Bowie when he lay i'll in
the vau ted chamber at the lett Of
The Mission door, ana who Was
supporting him npou her arm as
the Mexican soldiery rushed in aud
butchcred him in his led -inf:ct
ing upon her, his faithful seryitor,
II wound in the chin, the scar o:
which she will carry to her grave.
The cup Of water she had brought
him 10 drink never moistehed his
parcnrd fps, Whose fever was then
so baroarodsly quenclied in death.
In the old Spanish settlement
of Laredo, On the RIO Grande del
j.! Norte; was born Andrea CastafIon,
upon the day sacred to ST. Andrew,
in November, 1875. The girl
grew aud learned from the grave
Spanish priests in the Mission
church; which the women and
children helped to build aid where
the Indian neoPhytes, in their new
religious srdor, lived and labured
Her hearts FIRST love was won 10y
SiIverio Flores Abrigo, and hoN
they were we'd aud lived is ru
msrce 20 cid that even Andrea her
! self furgets it and looks back only
to her second nupt:ai+, when che
msrr ed CsndrlariO Villanucva and
became "Senora Caudelaria." As
such she will go down in history.
and her name be ever remembered
with those OF the heroes who fell
At the a aino nd, dying, gave q
watchword to Texan patriots with
which to conquer liberty.
How this Mcxi IAN c.mc to leave
ner husband, himself landowner
In San Antooio, and 90 with the
Texans into the Alamo, then fuIti-
fled and used as a fort, no one
seems to Know. It might be that
the question was 100 personal one
upon which 10 venture, for the
aged lady had trick of replying
with considerable asperity ii the
intcr~"g .iorics did nor please her.
But .hc was there and was one #
ne five Survivors (5hree women, a
nrtle girl, and C,louel Travis ne
gro scrvant) who lived to conn
through that that wonderful 81 g.
and ssanit. where III meh fought
against 5000 of Tho enc my from
, February % 10 March 6. During
those twelve awful days the littl,
force was JrP!eted, its strength ex
hausted, lis ammunition exp n Jed
yet when Ike assault came aud ia,
swarming Mcxicans bro ke through
the Mission walls and IN upon thu
small 7, mnaht, they batiled still
for five hours, hand to hand, bowie
knife aud pistol, from room L
r on, until the very last OF the'
Jcvot, d band fell dead. BIT the,
Jied mol a'9n,; the Mex can slaii
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killed BY A MOTOR
A FATAL ACCIDENT ON TIE ELECTRIC RAIL
WAT IN BELLAIRE.
A Fivs-Ysar-Old Child Struck BY Car ant
Instantly Killsd-Accidsni at Caldwslps
Run-0thsr Casualties.

The first fatal ac:ident on the new
electric railway on the Ohio side OF tie
river occurred in the Second ward, in
Bellare. yesterday evening about five
o'clock, resulting in the instant death
OF little child named Alvitera Miller,
fEe-year-old daughter of Herman Mil
Ter, a junk dealer, of the Second ward.
The car was south bound, going at
the usual rapid speed. The little child
vas crossing the street in front OF
Duga's meat shop, on south Belmont
street, between Twenty-ifth and TWEEN
ty-sixth, and evidently not noticing the
approach Of the car stepped on the
track an instant before being struck.
The head and body was badly cut and
bruised. The remains were gathered
up Immediately, but life was extinct
T. Csylor, OF West Wheeling, motorman
on the car, was arrested by Officer
O'Malley and placed in the city jail to
await the verdict of the coroner's jury,
which was soon empaneled by Coroner
LOWman.
CaYlor, the motorman, is greatly dis
tressed over the accident, which seems
to have been entirely unavoidable, as
the child was not seen on the track
until the moment 1t was struck.
The Miller family moved 10 Bellaire
from Steubenyille a short time ago.
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ABOUT PEOPLE
Daily Chronicle of the Movement of
individuals.


Individuals.
l.. R. Pearson, of Cadiz, O., is at the
Windsor.
j. w. H. Richey, of CIaysvile, Pa. g,
was at the Behler yesterday.
]. w. Brannon, Of GAINESVILLE. is
registered at the Behler hotel.
Attorney I. Y. Hamilton, of Washing
ton, Pa, is at the Stamm Hotel.
Mcclure. w. II. Nicholson, Man
nington, and W. S. Ludley, Charleston.
Harry Smith, of South Chaplne street.
is IN OF typhoid fever. He is improving
George C. Chennel, representing the
May Russell Company, is BehIer
guest.
Miss Kronjaeger, of North Main
street, is home from visit to Ohio
friends.
John. P. Jones, OF Terra Alta, a
prominent citizen, is registered At the
Stamm.
Mrs. B. B. Smith, Of Warrington, is
in the city buying spring stock Of
millinery goods.
John L. Steward, ii. f. Ward and
John l. Bronson, Of Washington, Pa,
are at the Mcclure.
Nile Ford, a student OF Delaware
College, Is at the home OF his brother,
DR.. II. T. Ford, sick.
BEmER: c. A. SnodErass, Thrift;
J. r. Reyburn, Point Pleasant, and
Louis Moore, Sistersyille.
J. w. Barger, well known young
man Of this city, left last evening for
Canton, o., on a business trip.
Or. James Stathers, a son Of the
South Side physician, is expected home
in a few days from a Southern trip.
Mrs. VIM. Smith. wife Of one OF the
most popular OF street car conductors,
is a visitor among MOundsville friends.
Chief Barney Martin Of the Steuben-
willie Fire Department, was here Sun
day and was shown over the Wheeling
department by Chief Healy,
Prof. Joseph DeYine. OF North Da-
kota, who has been a guest Of his pa
rents, Of Forty-irst and Jacob streets,
for the last month, returned 20 his
home last evening.
W1NDsoM J. L. Peters, Parkersburg;
Misses Flemming, FairmOnt; Mrs.
b. B. Smith, Warrington; Mss
Viola NJ. Davis, Salem; n. c. Callan
and Frank Babb, Sistersville.
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Would Be an improvement.

There is general desire among the
residents along the hillside, In the up
per end OF town, to have Grandview
street repaired and graded. During
the past summer this section has been
built up wonderfully, and very little
available space remains along the en-
tire street. Now that the Water Board
has commenced preparations for the
laying of a water main, why not have
the much needed grading done and
avoid the necessity Of relaying the
pipes In the near future? The danger
Gus condition Of the road 10 places is
sure 70 cause trouble IL not
attended TO in time. A landslide
this past month has threatened TO take
a part OF what there Is Of the street into
the creek. During the summer months,
since the crematory has been in opera
ton, the condition In places has been such
as TO imperil the health OF residents 10
such localities The conveyance OF
garbage along this route Is bad enough
without allowing the drainage 10 col
lect ia low places. The matter should
be attended TO before the water main
goes down and the whole work done at
once, as the additional cost would be
but a small amount.
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COULD NOT HELP 1T.
So said Nancy Hiuerman When Convicted
of Stealing.

So said Nancy Hinerman When Convicted
of stealing.
There was a peculiar case in Benwood
yesterday. Nancy Hnerman, a pretty
young girl, aged about 20 years, a do
nestle, who had worked for several
Benwood families, acknowledged to an
officer when found out that she had
been stealing, aud that she could not
help 10. When she saw an article she
coveted she said she often could nOthelp
from stealing il, and when she could
resist il was BY the greatest effort.
George W. Keifer, of Upper Ben
wood, went TO the Office Of Squire
Henry Riddle, yesterday, and swore out
q search warrant for the inspection Of
the effects Of Miss Hinderman, who was
then working at the home of Fred
Kemple, of the "NarrOws." The girl
had worked for Mr. ketFer, and he had
repeatedly missed articles, but did not
think his employe had taken them.
Constable Charles Sprouts went
to the home Of Mr. Kemple,
and searched the girls trunk. He found
there a finger ring, valued at ST.,
which had been stolen from Mr.. Keller,
with several necktles and other articles
which had been missed. Before the
constable had finished the search the
girl broke down, and said she had
stolen also from her present employer.
She then produced muslin, towels,
ETC., and she said she could not help TAX
ing them when she saw them. The girl
was taken before Squire Riddle, but
on the refusal of the persons missing
the goods 10 prosecute her further, the
case was dismissed at the girls costs.
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IMPORTANT INDUSTRIAL NEWS.
Ano,her Reduotion AT BolIaIre.

The third reduction al the Bellaire
blast furnace went into effect yesterday
morning. The men went 10 work as
usual under the cut. Last Friday they
were notified that beginning yesterday
a cut effecting all the employees, over
two hundred 10 number, would take
place. The cut will average about ten
per cent. all round.
Labor now gets sl.0s a day, and pre-
vlous it got SIPS and before any cut
was offered ii commanded SL45. The
filters now get Sls5. Before the last
cut they made Sl.s5, and before any re-
duction they made SEES day. The
engineers now make SLIGO day, and
before the last cut their labor was worth
81 90, and before the time Of reductions
they made Sc. IS a day.
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Whipped Him.

Henry Hagar, an employe Of the
Boggs Run Mining Co., and living az
No. 45I3 Wetzel street. had quite an
experience last Saturday night. The
family retired to an upstairs room, and
left the door unlocked. Pretty soon
they heard some one down stairs. MIR.
Hagar went down, and was surprised 10
find there 4 Polander in his night
clothes walking about Mr.. Hagar at
once assumed a pugilistic attitude, and
went at the foreigner in 4 lively man
ner. There was a cow-hide near by,
and this The owner OF the house began
to use freely on the invader OF his
home. When he got through with the
foreigner he had lost much Of his
strength, and the intruder was allowed
to depart for his home near by. II is
believed that the Polander was into1i-
Gated when be entered the house, aud
kis purpose is not known.
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DISTINGUISHED VISITORS.
Report That Archbishop Kahn and Bishop
Douahue Are in the City.

It was reported last night that Most
Rev Archbishop John J. Kain, OF ST.
Louis, and RI. Rev. Bishop Donahue, OF
the diocese of Wheeling, arrived IN the
city Yesterday afternoon, and are guests
of a prominent member OF the congre-
CATION Of ST. Jossph's cathedral On
account OF the lateness Of the hour the
report could not be verified.
II was generally understood that
Bishop-elect Donahue, on account Of
pressing engagements in Baltimore, did
not intend 10 visit Wheeling before his
ordination, which will probably take
place during the first week after Easter.
Il Is customary, however, for priests
who are elevated 10 the Bishoprie to
visit their new charges before their
ordination, on Whlch occasions they
usually travel iaeognit0. As published
in the REGIsTER. the pspal bull official
" notifying Father D0nahue Of his
elevate 70 the Bishoprie arrived from
Rome some time ago.
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Industrial Notes

Pollock's cigar factory on Waite! street
Is closed down.
The Bsllalre steel works resumed In
foil yesterday morning.
The Wheeling steel works will be on
in full next Monday morning.
The employees Of the Boggs Ran Min
ing Com pany will make Eve days this
week.
The rolling and heating departments
Of the Belnolt mill went on yesterday
morning.
The Terminal Railway Company To-
creased its forces on the Benwood eX-
tension yesterday.
The big factory Of the Ia Belle nail
mill went on yesterday. All the tack
factory WigObe on to-day by noon.
james Ehty. foreman Of the
WheeIin Eonsa works. suffers from q
severe ,ses1 e ~ partial loss Of voice.
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BENwoop, w. Va, Mar

BENwoOD, w. VA, March 8.
To ne EDITOR Of ne RSQiSfsr;
SIR: Allow me space in your valuable
paper 10 take exception TO the state
ment that the present town administra-
ton has been the most creditable in the
history OF the city. All the property
holders along Water street know better.
LISA very good Council for the Termi-
nal Railroad Company and the Wheeling
Steel Works, and that is what the pres
ent administration asked credit for.
The voters OF Benwood know better, and
they will concede credit TO them on the
Sd OF next April. That is not all.
regret that the present Council does
not come before the voters this time,
and then we would see where the credit
comes.
Now, Mr. Editor, / begin to think
that there is a niger in the wood pile.
Why did the old city dads decline, II
thew claim so much credit? What was
the reason for all of them to decline to
run when they carried things on SO
prosperous, as they say?
A DEMOCRAT.