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The Helena independent., 1894-10-18
TO TUNNEL LONDON JAIL.

Plot for That Purpose said TO BE in
Progress.
OMAHA. Oct. H.-This mornings mail
brought slettsr 10 Chief OF Police ssAySy.
dated sslt Lake City, Utah. which purports
to disclose plot nov in progress 10 tunnel
under the London jail and sffsct a whole
sale release of piisoners. James Corbett
William Doran and James Manning arc
the sieners OF the letter. which is directed
to the chief of police. Omaha. Nsb., with q
request that Its contents be forwarded TO
London police officials. Withholding the
wri,erS names. lhS writers AllpGe that
the friends Of murderer Byardslee and
other Influential prisoners. now confined In
the English jail, have conspired to tunnel
beneath the structure aud efeot the escape
Of certain prisoaers nov confined there,
The Helena independent., 1894-10-18
Found Dead.
Special tp Tho lnispondont.

Special Z, Tho lhispendont.
MRsoUIA, Oct H.-rhls morning Capt.
J. 4, hillirs vent 10 the houss Of Absr,
L. Hedge al the rear of his own home and
upon forcing oren tha door found Hodge
lying dssd In ths bed. The remain were
In yeTy bad condition, dscomr rosition hAV-
Ina sst In. Hodge for several JeAts pest
ha, lived the life Of a rooluss. his only coln.
paniona being two Emo dore. and With thsm
locked IN tho cabin. Hs was FINE account
ant and considered faithful osmTetsnt anil
honSs, by all who know him, buI his hahi1
ot going on periodical sprssa prsVsHtsd him
from holding responsible positions fo' anY
great length Of time. ula death Ia thought
TO have resulted from liquor. Tho de-
ceased wns Mason OF high degree AMI ,hs
remains will bo taken In charge by local
Masonic lodge
The Helena independent., 1894-10-18
THU BOSTON.

" are not ourio collectors
wv The old stuns belong to
dealers in antiques. Our
stock Is brand new. clean. fresh,
tasty, end the prices are in keep,
ing, The style they embody does
not cost you any extra.
When you lind a good thing, get
your own share OF it-thon tell
your friends. That's ths way
towns are built. our silver mines
worked ana good goods sold Our
Clothing is
The Helena independent., 1894-10-18
TIE MEETING TONIGHT.
Young Men of Helena should Turn Out Il
Force.

Young Men of Helena should Turn Out In
Force.
The meeting at the opera house tonight
under the auspices of tho Young Mons
Capital club shonld call ont An immense
crowd. This meeting will be called at half
past eight o'clock. Col. A. O. Boikin will
bs the principal speaker Before the meet
ing thors will be q parade. which all young
men sre requested 10 join. The parade
will form on Main a. sot below Sixth ave-
nue.. The governors euh,ds and msny Of
the young men will meet al tho quarters OF
company |, on Rodney street, and march TO
tho general rendezvous. The nambshu
club will tufn out and be In ths procession.
Altogether the meeting promises to be a
very enthusiastic one. There will be good
music and good speaking.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-18
TAKES TIME.
To Arrange Details Of tho Arrangement
BetWben Two Railroads.

To Arrange Details Of tho Arrangement
Bstw6on Two Railroads.
OMAHA. Oct. T.-Tho Burlington will
not be abe to run its nrss trsin to Billings.
Oct 2l, as intended. owing TO hitehss Ia
perfsctina an agreement bstwesn the re-
eeivsrs Of the Noithern Pacific and the
Burlington roads. When conference vas
held between the officials of tho two sys.
tens In St. Paul. General Manager Ksn-
dick, of the Northern Pacidc, stated that
thee would be no difiicnltr in arranging
matters with the receivers. On this sstur-
anco the Burlington people went ahead
making connections at Huntley. which they
accom- mplished about Oct. /. and then ar
ranged a time card for through trains 10
Billings. Ths delay 10 owing 10 the North.
Aalla
The Helena independent., 1894-10-18
THREE MILLION DOLLAR FIRE.
Caused by the Csrrnp, Use of mohsy In m
ElsotIsn by HagEin a Ga.

Caused by the CsFrnpt Use ~ mossy In nm
Eisotisn by HagEin A Go.
In 1879 The county commissioners Of Law
rsnss eoubiJ. Dakota, submitted 70 The
legal Votsa Of Deed Wood the proposition
which eompany shou ia hAvs tho franchise
Of furnishing vAtsT 70 the town Of Dead
wood, on the one hand lhs HomsatAks
company. on The other hond, the Ds bmeit
eompAuy. Had n been lsit 10 tha legal
Votau Of DsadWo0d tho DE Smstt com
pany would hays carried tho election three
10 une bot the lismostaka superintendent
samuel hoAastora, representing J. u. Hag'
GIN a. Co.. bloush, mSN from all over the
countJ. paying from 80 10 $50 VOTE.
thereby overcoming The ohoios Of tho legal
yols'a Of Dead wood, aud indirectly caused
The great loss b. hTs whl0h occurred Bopt.
90 1879
The De sms,t company. having ditch
flowing on the hillside above the town. put
Ia q water tank. and ran n line Of pipes
from tho tank through one Of the principal
streets Of the town. On the day Of slontion
II demonstrated its sbility 30 gnt oBt any
ordinary Ere. The morning Of ths Gre.
VhoH tho ere bsll Tans. The writer Of this
wSs Engaged In oonvo, sAtion with the chief
Of ths iirs department % Dshdvood. We,
Win othett, soon haa a line OF nose lead'
ing from the pipe OF ths DE smeu company
10 The location Of the hrs. Tbs DE Bnsti
COMPANY, hSyinR tosn defeated ia their
fropoSiiion 20 furnish the tova with water,
hAd turned the water on from The tnnt and
allowed II 10 hOw on by In their ditch.
therefore ubsn vs iutssd the water Into
the houae. no Natsf was thsrs, only what
Vas In the pipe. Had We had water for nv,
minutes We eould bAVs stopped the hrs al
q loss moi TO exceed t200. Az N was nearly
The whole enti business portion ~ toWE
was destroyed, toRsther with great man,
rsaiden oes, and entailInR a loss of $4,000. .0O
which was all indirectly ehussdibI The cor
rupt use OF money In an election. And 4
the peopls Of Montana al ow the same com
pnny TO Prevail by tue same methods. thl
cost to the oltizsna OF tho state will b.
many timea greater than the cost 10 h'
oitizsns of Dsadwood by their nTo 10 1873.
oEo. +. lSGRAM.
| IL. IA
The Helena independent., 1894-10-18
Al D.l.w.re Iurnrh ON.

WnMHoroS, Del, Oo,. l7-All Della
ware turned out last niRAi 10 formally vel
come Ambassador Thos. b. BsJsrd back "a
bis state and city. after an absence ol
eighteen months as the representative Of
his RoysThHsnt 10 the oeuIt Of ~. James
Il Vas a great dsnoSsHsiiea, and thosc
who attended vsrS numbered only by the
eApssity Of the opera houss In Uhish Oh,
cersmsRles vsfs held. Deafeninq applausS
greeted BAyHrd as hs Was conducted upor
The stage and hs was vislbly affected bJ
the affeationato lTaetinQ.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-18
nnfr.nhnn thn nnl Mnhnr.-

NEWARK n. j.. OsL 1T-Chas. OiosslsY,
log. ths hat manufacture OF this city, who
Is accused Of stealing $4,000 from Wllson
q Co. OF Now York. was Srralgnsd 20. .day
H. pleaded guilty aud threw hlmss.ll
on tue MERCY OF the court. Sentences vii,
bs pronounced on Monday NEXT, Crossloy
who Ia 70 Jsars OF acc, manufactured hate
for Wilson & o.. ahd would uauslly send
them fo'god receipts, stating he had sont
the goods out OF town on their aecounL
The Helena independent., 1894-10-18
IN. Iii.Entnh Iirlhrn

LouIsyrLIE. Oct H.-TAis afternoon a
portion OF the third span Of the nl-fGted
LouiEvillS & Jacksonville bridge ,oppled
into the river, carrying 9Th II fouf work %
men. This 10 .hs shme span which col
lapted With fatal tesGls las, Decembe
-Four men vent down with the sollArsed
fAlas woIk. Harry Williams Was fatally
hurt three others slightly. 1hs span bad
been completed and the false work Vas be-
luC taken doVa when abauI htty feet fell.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-18
Marnlflcsn, M,llt.rr pl.pla,

BERLIN, Oct. 17.-A magnificent, displ ny
was Witnessed here to-day in connection
with the formal dedication Of l39 hass
destined for the recently organized Fourth
battalion Of each tsgimsht OF infantry.
The ceremony of mailing the hass TO th Q
stsd uhs performed by Emperor William
in the Hall OF Fame Of the srscu.l. Among
those present Wsrs the empress AHd hsr
four eldest sons, the princess and rrinossses
OF ths PIussian royal family.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-18

OMAHA. Oct. IA special to the BE,
from Dakota City aaysa warrant was 10
day issued for Hermann Fresss eI.oushisi
Of tho Homer state bauk. bems moalhi
ego he claimed that bandits ovsrpousrsd
him al HE home, took him 70 the bank and
compelled him to open the bank And Civ,
TO them several thousaud dollars He wa
discharged aud to-day tho noneT Was founC
In a we'll 90 his place by detective.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-18
A TURKISH BATH.

The Audience at the op.rs House KpJoysd
1tHuEsiy.
Marie Heath and n Cue com psny Of ;tlsts
kept the large audIencs laughing from the
time the curtain went mp on The nru set of
A Turkish Bath at tho opera hosss las,
night until the last dror. ln,srnlssions q
between acts allowed the people 10 60,
their breath. ID ia a fnicp comedy far
above the RvoraR clean aud bright, with
fun bristlIng all the war through and the
latest gem, OF music tn own 10 In profu-
siou. A TnrkiGh Bath deserves success
Whs ever II goes.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-18
To k,nmn On, Gambling.

Cmclao. Oct. H-Au international anti
gambling association has been incorporated
under the laws Of Illinois. with headqaar.
terra al Chicago. The corrorntors are Ed
ward y. Gofi. Rev. VIM. Kirk. and Thomas
II. MoCAuley. all OF whom have hitherto
taken hctiys parts in moinl reforms. The
boa'd Of managers includes Miss Frances
Willard, Mlsa Ada @. Sweet, ". X. VHsnA-
han. DR.. hatAh Hsoksu Stevenson, Edward
r. Gs1 and Others
The Helena independent., 1894-10-18
UP ITO DATE

In style and underneath in price,
II you want to travelup and down
10 see where dollars bring the big
gest return, and don't know the
quality OF cloth. you'd d better take
one OF our Suits along for COM
parison 'TIsn't enough to say
ALL WOOL-you should be posi-
tive about it
The Helena independent., 1894-10-18
rnuncsrolo WIN GO to wo,l Again

wAsH1Saros. oct, IA letter roesiyOd
to-day at the British embassy fiom Sir
Julian PAun oefote. nov In London, ssrs he
will sail for this county,. with his family.
November 4. Thste has bssn no British
representative In WaEhinston for several
months. ns tho smbHassdof, charge and
under secretaries have been abroad or al
sk .aaak,ra
The Helena independent., 1894-10-18

Fart OF tho Gang In thu Hands Of tho
Oflcars.

CuMHsn1tSp. Nd, Oct l7-This morn
Inc Ofie'T Bock noticed near the Baltimore
a Ohio depot trying 10 board IN eIp csi
trair. west hound, inan with two satchelG
The man arswered the description OF one
oil the men Implicated In the robbery OF this
xprsss oar At Quuntiso, Va. laSt week.
When the cflleor attempted 10 arrest the
man no started 10 run, but was caught.
ulon being soarchVd 81 $50 Was found hid
don In two wooden sloekinpsI &22a were
fouuj notes and $3.50 iu silver. lie bad
aly watch, gold one, a LOT OF pawn
tctea ma three silver rocket books. A
Coils navy revolver vac ON hs person.
llee We . forty y-feur cartridges IA his
pocket atd memorandum book show ing
whc the entire Doodle had besu divided
among ihs mep. Ia the eAtchsla WsrO
feund muddy shoes. nlouon hat aud wohr-
inc apparel that looked like dlnguiaos.
llg Hakod TO DO taken 10 The water closet.
and while there tried 10 hide another fe-
volyer mud some money, but was caught In
The Helena independent., 1894-10-18

ToLEno. Oct. lL-A Latia, PSuldina
county. this morning us an express mSsson-
eeI on The eSst-bcund Eiohls Plate uAin
was ih,owing on packages a strange msn
picked up package Of fur garments and
sta ted 60 run. The messenger fred. HE.
ting tho totber Ia the sido. lie dropped
the package and escaped after bnlf mile
ehase, being picked NJ by buggy with
two men, evidOntly vaiting fot him.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-18
Grand lodge l. @. O. y.

Special 10 Tho Independents
MrBouLA OoL 1.-THE grand lodge T. q.
o. y. held lie animal slae,lOn io-dav with
The following rssulI Grand master. Il. W.
Niool, OF Hamilton; deputy grand master
Thomas Siess, Of Buttei grand warden, 4.
y Kemp. Of AlseoulAI grand SECRETARY A.
j. White. OF butte, grand treasurer VIM.
Wood, grand representative 10 the soyof-
eiRn grand lodas, MAssena DullATd. Tue
The Helena independent., 1894-10-18

CmcAoa. Oct. i7.-Frank kufts, who was
10 bs hanged Fsli0y foF th o mufdor Of hil
wife. will not be executed, Gov Atgeld
having last nlgh. oommuted hia sentsnos 10
imprisonment fot HE. Tho felitioas for
olemsnoy saii kurtE vas cigarette lsnd
ana Usak-niluGgd.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-18
GOOD CLOTHES

Are the cheapest and the best, and
The Boston is the place for that
sort. Prices never were so low
Taking advantage OF every power
that money gives in the purchase
OF Clothing has enabled US to Sc
cure stock % Clothing that shall
hold old customers and win new
ones. Give us call
The Helena independent., 1894-10-18
toa,s Dsinu E,,lnRo'shsh.

hoxTREtL. Oct 1I-hlr Charles Tupper,
minister OF marine and fisheries saya the
North Pacific aehla ara being slaughtered
On lAhu, which. together with tho o1mbined
ostch OF ntty.eight ytsasla oneh asaaon
will result In their being eNtingnilhed. lie
h,a written 80 England f0f permission Ia
mohs public she cor esrundenoe preceding
tho Boring sea a duration,
The Helena independent., 1894-10-18

CnIcAco. Oct IA meeting OF The west
ern roads with officials Of thu Sou,hsrn and
Canadian Pacific will be held Tomorrow IN
New York I no linea Of the Central Trafho
association have CONS 10 au uudetttEndiBg
With the western roads r-GMdlnk rates 10
be obArEed on excess baggage. hHtos will
remain tho same hereafter no m after
whether passenger rates are reduosd OF not.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-18

Drs MoNrs oct, l7,--In the annual tour
numout OF tito Highland G.e, club. OF this
city. yostotday, q W. Budd won a pufho of
$500 In a shoot with W. @. Gar ver. at l0l
1--we birds. By ucoro OF ninotI-two o.
siRhti-siK.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-18
whlrrra IN. o.plas, omlcsr.

kNosr1N Jamaica, oct lI-Advloca
from Po','au. Prince, ilArsi, aay \ osidon,
HppoJlo and hia min,ater Of war had =
hand TO hand hghi Ia thp palace few days
ago. Tue minister OF war WAS badly
whipped and ~ confined TO bel 10y hla In
iuroL
The Helena independent., 1894-10-18

NASHVILLE Och 1.-The jay In the esse
OF ChnTleS Hardin, Charlton Elrod, Char.Ss
Taylor and Jas. Morris. charged With the
embogzlHmtnt of S3h 600 from The Adams
Esprasa oompAnr, io.dAF TotuTnod q YER
diet OF not guilty. The case has been ou
Trial two Weoss. Hardin uAs indicted as
principal. tho others 90 accessories before
the fact.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-18
.pl.h n,,he Aunefi ies.

NEw YoUG, Oct. 11-MS, Margaret
Murphy. aged lOs has died Al the home Of
her daughter, Ma Michael hedFath, IN
thls city. MtG MurphY, who oams from
Ireland eigh,y-ieuf yvsFb ago, totAinsd her
faoultisa uatll About two weeks age.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-18
Nemsls. Esat 10 Crlpp,s orsok

CoLogApo srmS0H, Col, OF H-lho re-
malna OF James Cannon. who was sbol aud
killed by Dsruty sterling, wore asnt 70
Criuple Crock to-day, $500 tied by oom-
mittee from tho mineIa' unionr
The Helena independent., 1894-10-18

MkEKsoo, H., Oat I-n7,ing the pro,
duotion Of uucls John Sptuccby At th'
opera house last night HuS. N. Morgan. one
of the leading actors, Ia arranging the 90 "
IN the aawmill aosns accidentally lot hia
hand fall between ths uAw and tho log aud
10 wad literally torn W pieces IL was am.
pulAt6d as tho Wriat later.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1894-12-28

The MankatO Malt & Grain Com
pany are paying the highest cash prices
for barley delivered at their malt
house in Mankato. Parties having
barley to sell will advance their own
interests by giving them call, as
they must have 100000 bushels.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1894-12-28
Elegance

In design and colorings in every tie in
the "Model's" vast assortment, filling
100 feet of showcases. Prices as low
and often lower than you will be ask
ed to pay for last years styles. Why
not make your selections here?
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1894-12-28

w. B. Walker & Son just received
a new line of blankets and robes and
are selling them at hard time prices.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1894-12-28
Single Box Novelties

In ties, silk suspenders. A choice
range of pretty patterns at prices
to please you.
The Model Clothing and Shoe House
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1894-12-28
Reduced Rates Via. the Nickel Plat,
Road

The Nickel Plate road will sell holt
day excursion tickets at very low
rates during the holidays, as follows:
December 24th, 18th, 31st, and jan
uary lst, good returning until January
End, 1896.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1894-12-28
Holiday Excursions via G. M.St.P. Ry

For the Christmas and New Year
holidays. Tickets will be sold to
points within two hundred miles of
Mankato at one and one third fare for
round trip. Dates of sale Dec. %, %,
"a, 25, 81 and Jan'y ]. Good for return
trip to and including Jan'y 2, 1895.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-14
THE GOSPEL OF Peace
IS WHAT GEN. ]. 3. GORDON SAYS he
breaches.
4 Splendid Lecture on the "Las! Days Of the
COntsdsracy" at the Opera House
Last Night.

One Of the greatest generals of The.
Confederate army eulogizing the bravery
and magnanimity of those whon he met
and fought on the field OF battle, and
pleading earnestly and eioquentlY for
the obIiteration of sectional prejudice
and feeling, was ths remarkable picture
which was presented to large and cul-
tured audience, at the Opera House last
night. Gen. Gordon painted a vivid
woC& picture Of the closing days OF the
great struggle in the sixties, blending
'pathos and humor in pleasing way,
and rising to the height OF true elo-
quence when he paid a tribute TO the
character and worth of the great lead
ers on both sides, or eulogized the flag
Of his country. The audience Sympa-
thized with the sentiments which he
expressed, and generously recognized
his ability as an orator.
Gen. Gordon arrived from Pittsburg
on the afternoon train over the Pan
Handle. A large crowd assembled 1T
the station TO receive MIN. He was at
once recognized in the tall, digni-
fed gentleman, with snow white hair
and beard, and was Immediately sur
rounded by friends. Entering car
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-14
LOCAL INDUSTRIAL NOTES.
Points Picked Up About the Oily Las
Evening.

Points Picked Up About the Oily Last
Evening.
The La Belle pottery is on in full,
and is having o good run.
The furnace, the steel works and the
plate mill at the Belaire nail works are
on in full.
The Wheeling steel works have re-
sumed, making the entire lower Ben
wood mill on In full.
About o'clock yesterday morning
there was break AT the Riverside
steel works, throwing off the blooming
and converter.mIlls. A resumption was
made about noon.
Rolls were changed yesterday at the
skelp mill OF the lower Benw0od plant.
The mill will 20 on on an order this
morning of 500, 900 tons for the East.
The works are having a great run.
1t will not be long until the BsDWood
iron mill are using gas from Burnsville,
Pa. Forty men are at work laying the
eight-inch pipe. The leading force OF
diggers are working over Martins hill,
and last night approached the mouth OF
Boggs' Run.
IL can now be stated on authority
that mills l and 2 of the Whitaker iron
works, which have never run since the
big fire, are TO be put In operation In
two weeks. This will give work to
about 100 men. That will make 225
men at work again at the plant.
The Riverside compa ny hes laid g
fve.inch water pipe along the OHIO
River railway track from the blast fur
mace to the Ohio River depot. Along
the pipe are openings that water may
be turned on the not cinder taps, which
often set fire to the trestle. The
company will begin the first OF next
week 10 make an extensive cInder top
fill at that point The contract Will be
ouite a large one.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-14
E,oaned From the A,TIuIn.

SpsnGito ne u 0sier.
HUNTINGTON, w. VA. September 10.
Joseph Dirton was sent from THIS
county 10 the Asylum for the Insane, at
Spencer, few weeks ago. He made an
attempt to assassInate a merchant AZ
Barboursville. and an examination
showed an unbalanced mind. To-day
the authorities and bis people received
word that he had escaped from the asV-
lum last night, and TO be on the watch
for him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-14
The Sanitary Pottery settlement.

The REGISTER exclusively stated yes
terday that the strike at the Wheeling
sanitary pottery had been settled. and
that the works would resume operation
yesterday morning, which was done.
About half OF the men went to work,
and more OF them will resume this
morning. More men will be put on
right along as the new plant Is gotten in
good working order. For the benefit OF
some OF the potters and others who did
not understand the terms of settlement,
it is repeated that the men went to
work at the standard prices paid the
sanitary workmen in Trenton, n. j.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-14
Mother of Fourteen children.

PARKERsBURG, w. VA, September
13.-Mr. aud Mrs. VIM. Harmon reside
opposite this city on tho south side OF
the Kanawha. They were married very
young, the wife being only - years OF
age when that important event oc-
Cured, and the husband was only SOW
eral years her senior. The woman Is
now twenty five years Of age, and is the
mother of Il children. When sho was
81 years OF age she was the mother OF
70. there being four sets OF twins IN
succession. Since she was 81 two more
children nave been born.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-14
BECAME SUDDENLY ILL
Aon. Charles T. Caldwell Taken to the
North Wheeling Hospital

Aon. Charles T. Caldwell Taken TO the
North Wheeling Hospital
Hon. Charles T. Caldwell and wife, Of
Parkersbnrg. were passengers on the
noon Panhandle train, returning from
the g. A. r. Encampment at Pltts6urg.
Just before reaching the depot Mr..
Caldwell complained Of cramps. When
he alighted from the train be became
suddenly worse, and finally collapsed
and became unconscious. He was carried
into the ladies' waiting room, and DR..
C. +. Ulrich was summoned. The physi-
clan pronounced his illness cholera
lnorbus, with tendency to appoplexy.
Friends Of Mr.. Caldwell worked with
him for about an hour and half, at
which time he had recovered CONSCIOUS
ness, and was somewhat improved. He
was removed to the North Wheeling
Hospital, where he was resting well
last night.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-14
Joseph Bis hop Dead.

Joseph Bishop died Wednesday after
noon after an illness OF about four
weeks. His funeral will take place this
morning from his late residence on
Eighteenth street. Requiem mass will
be celebrated at st. Aiphonsus church,
and the interment will be made az Mt.
Calvary cemetery. Mr.. Bishop was
born in Baltimore, but has been In BUSH
ness or 4 number of years. He had a
host Of friends who will extend symDa-
thy to tbs bereaved family.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-14
a Pair OF burglars captured
s,,doi 10 ne R.giasr.


FAIRioNr, ". VA. September Ia
Curt MaglI, OF UDiontown, Pa, aud a
comrade last night broke into the resi-
dence OF David Rainie aud robbed him
and a boarder named Sim watkins OF
SIS in cash, several watches and other
articles. The men were seen, but az
thew carried reyolvers nothing Was
said. but as soon as they left the place
Rainie and Watkins armed themselves
and gave chase capturing them near
the y. & o. yards below town. They
were held for court.