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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-05
MARTINS FERRY.

Two young men, apparently strang-
ers, were run In by Mayor Westwood
yesterday for trying to work the short
change racket. They went into the
postofiice and asked for two five cent
stamps, offering ten dollar bill In pay
ment. The CLERK, who started TO show
the bill TO the postmaster, was called
back, as they discovered q dime with
which they paid for the stamps. They
tried TO work the same racket couple
OF other places, buying some article and
offering the ten dollar bill in payment
However, they failed 10 "hm fam" any
body and were nabbed up at b. f..
Brady's. 1t Is hardly possible a ease
can be got against them, but will be
tried. The men would not give their
names, but claim they had no intentions
OF trying to film anybody.
The contract between James Kerr, e.
Co. with the School Board Of 1878,
which was composed OF DR.. |. Werlich,
Anderson Ralston, u. j. Hoyle, Jacob
Rider, e. j. Updegraff and L. Spence,
for the building Of the south
wing OF the Central school,
was found yesterday among the
rubbish OF the old building. The con
tract called for a completion Of the
building April lst, 1879, and not later
than July lst. The first two members
of the above mentioned Board have
passed to the great beyond, Mr.. Hoyle
is out West among the gold mines, Mr..
Updegraff is living at Anderson, Ind..
and Mr.. Rider and Mr.. Spence are re-
siding here.
The Y. NJ. c. A. foot ball team will
buck against the Beaver Falls team to-
morrow on the formers grounds. Both
are strong teams. The Beaver Falls
team defeated the Williamsburg. Pa.
team so to 0, last Saturday. while the
Martins Ferry logs defeated Steuben-
Vile % TO 4.
In the case Of George Schell for SELL
ing LIQUOR on Sunday, after the ex-
animation of one OF the nine witnesses
summoned, Schell's attorney agreed 90
have no moro examined and allow the
decision OF the court to be given. The
fine aud costs amounted TO s66.05.
The funeral of p. Daubemeyer's four
yesr-old child took place yesterday
afternoon. Interment at Mt. Wood.
Thomas Charlton and family leave
to-day for Huntington, w. Va, where
they will make their future home.
WIN. Joy and wife have returned
home from q few days visit with rela-
tlves al Triadelphia.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-05
SMALL TiLG
Minor Matters OF IntersIs Briefly Al
PIthiY Told.

Minor nlttsrg OF IntersIt Briefly ana
PIthIIy Told
THERE was one case in Police Court
yesterday morning.
The A. I. NJ. Social will give dance
at the Alert Hall tonight.
THE iron work Of the third story OF
the new Pollock building is going up.
LAURA H. JENKINS was granted a
divorce, last Saturday, from Thomas u.
Jenkins.
THE Council Committees on Ordi-
nances and Police are called to meet
this evening.
CHARLEY OTTERsoN notified the po-
lice that he had lost set Of harness by
theft, Monday night or Tuesday morn
ing.
DAVID A. LEWIS yesterday notified
the police that he had lost black-and-
tan dog. Two dollars reward is Of
fered.
THE Wheeling Druggists Association
held well attended meeting yesterday,
and done away with some important
business.
THE Shield OF Honor will meet at
Blschoff's Hall, on Forty-third street,
tomorrow evening.
Nix. HENRY BRINKMAN is putting up a
handsome feed store on the corner OF
Forty-third and Jacob streets.
THE $50 p. IN. B. & o. train from
Pittsburg was two hours late last even
ing, having been delayed by derailed
freight car at Findleyville, Pa.
JOSEPH SCHRDIPF was arralgned be-
fore Justice Glllespy yesterday on a
peace warrant sworn out oy Catherine
Miller. He was required to give bond.
SOME unknown man was hit with a
brick, in the alley between Main and
Market streets, near Twenty-second
street, last night, and Injured right
badly.
THE Excelsior Bowling Club, Of the
South Side League, practiced on the
Harvest Home alleys last night, making
the highest scores ever made on the
| alleys.
The Hoe Hunting Club, Of the East
End, returned yesterday after three
days hunting expedition, hedt OuuS-
ford, Pa. They brought with them
tweuty-oue groundhogs.
THE Owen Sherry Social gave dance
at the Alert Hall, last night, which was
more than successful. About fifty or
sixty couple were present and danced
TO the strains of Luff's Orchestra.
THE Woman's Exchange OF the Sec
ond Presbyterian Church will hold a
Market there Saturday afternoon from
to 5. You can buy Fancy Work,
Candy, Cakes and Eatables Of all kinds.
Don't fail to come and buy good lunch
for Sunday.
JAS. RILEY was found by officer
Scaly on Market street last night en-
Toying beautiful jag and he now lan-
guishes behind the bars at the Central
Station. Officer Scally seems to have
had his weather eye open all the even
ing as he subsequently pulled in John
White, VIM. Miller and William Kemp,
notorious vags, who have been using
the hote-de-city as their lodging house
TO sleep off their charitable drunks.i
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-05
auctions in the schedules Of the present

auctions in the schedules of the present
tariff.
Altogether il was Quaker meeting.
once only applause rewarding the effort
of Mr.. Hervey, the exception being
when the speaker mentioned the name
of Blaine in connection with reciproc-
ity. This applause, however, was not
responsive TO any reference to the Re
publican ideas of reciprocity as exem-
Dliied in the sugar treaty With the
Sandwic Islands.
Nelson E. Whitaker, the "sheet iron
King" next consumed twenty minutes
in personal attack on this paper and
then tried to make his hearers believe
thatif he were sent to Charleston In a
Senatorial capacity, he could in Gfteen
DAYS accomplish more than AL previous
legislatures, and save the State big
money
Candidate S. G. Smith made very
fair speech from his stand point, and the
other legislative aspirGnts, Messrs. Abe
Stamm and J. C. Brady did little hus-
Ting on the outside for themselves indi-
vldually.
The only item of interest was when
Officer Anderson elected Dave Garlett
from the hall on account OF his rather
unpatriotic comments on the proceed
ings in general.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-05
ELM GROVE REPUBLICANS.
NIusty-Tuo Persons Rallie at that Pom
Lnat Night.


Ninsty-TwO Persons Rallied at that Point,
Last Night
The Republicans appear to have bad
streak Of luck in their frantic efforts to
make probibltine-tarifT and a gold-bug
policy Ego" among the voters OF Wheel
ing and vicinity Mr.. Martin has
been called down, the young msnufac-
turer orator is in = state Of innocuous
desuetude, and last night the imported
talent from Wellsburg, Hon. II. c. Her
vey, failed to arose any startling results.
In fact the ninety-two persons, who as
sembled in the Elm Grove town hall to
hear that gentleman did not enthuse
worth ceut, although the printed invl-
tation to the people Of the vicinity
requested the attendance Of every per-
son interested in the welfare OF his
bone and country" The light audience
would seem 20 indicate that the Tria-
delphianS are not deeply interested in
their home and country-from Re
publican stand point
Inc meeting WAS CGlleu W OIueI OS
Mr.. Ed. Atkinson, who moved that MIR,
WIN. 2. Hubbard be made chairman OF
the meeting. Mr.. Hubbard, on taking
the chair, made few remarks in the
usual anti Democratic strain and then
introduced the star OF the evening.
Mr.. Hsryey, although a genial gen
tleman and a politician Of considerable
experience, could not arise above the
level OF his Republican cOnierees, and
took for his text the doctrine Of great
Democrat that Iii is a condition and
not a theory which confrOnts u.s." In
his treatment OF this text he kept in the
straddle-of-the-fence rut so peculiar to
Republican speakers 10 the present
campaign. No reference was made to
John Wanamaker'S reduction of prices
on account Of the fruitful workings or
the Democratic tariff bin, to the recent
opening Of great plants all over the
country, TO the abolition of the int
ouitAus sugar bounties aud other like
bahefieial results OF the measures OF tie
Or sent administratlon'M Neither was.
anything said about N nnsS pa
Ia, tax, when spea
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-05

some Pa,saui Pro,p ,csivs Evsnssla the
Cav World

some Pastauf PROM scstvs Evsnrsia the
Cav World
At eight O'Clock last evening. at the
home OF Mr.. II. j.. Schulz. No. 2115
Chsp:ne street. very pretty wedding
ceremony was solemnized, in which the
high contracting parties were Miss
Anna f. Schulz. a weIl-known young
lady of South Chapllne street, and Mr..
Chas. j. Miller, the popular decorator
OF the Warwick Pottery Rev. g..
Weller, pastor OF the German M. f.
church, officiated. After the impress
i've marriage ceremony In German had
been performed and congratulations
had been showered upon the happy
couple splendid wedding supper was
served. The bridal pair were made the
recipients OF many elegant and useful
presents. Mr.. and Mrs. Miller will 90
to housekeeping at once at No. 2s06
Moyston street.
Mr. Ernest Smith pleasantly enter
tanned merry party Of friends at his
home near Walnut Grove in Martins
Ferry, Wednesday evening. Social
AmuseIuo0tS VI NdIlOuS MINUS HCto III
dulged in, aud luncheon was discussed
at midnight.
Mrs. ]. E. Reynolds. OF Locust street.
Martins Ferry. received her friends be-
tween the hours OF two and five o'clock
yesterday afternoon. About fifty guests
were present. The affair was very
pretty and enjoyable.
Mrs. Will LutZ entertained number
of friends In a charming manner at her
residence on the Island, last evening,
in honor of Miss Annie McCabe, OF
Brooklyn, n. Y, who is her guest
Mr. E. S. Spears aud Mrs. Roberts
were quietly married last night, In the
presence OF but q few friends OF the
principals.
Mr.. August Nolte and Miss Kate
Hart were welded last evening al the
residence OF the bride on the South
Side.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-05

New YORK, October AIRS. n. E.
Whitaker, of Wheeling, registered early
this week at the Hotel Denis, Atlantic
City.
SrAMM-H. c. Hervey, Welsburg-
R. c. Campbell, of New York, son Of
Hon. A. w. Campbell, is in the city.
DE-. Cunningham Of the South Side,
left for Carksburg where he will re-
side.
Mrs. Joseph May. Of Steubenville, O.,
is the guest Of her sister, Mrs. Ralph
Kline.
DR.. Maney arrived homo last even
ing after four days sojourn at Park.
ersburg.
Sr. CHARLEs-J, P. Manlen and wife,
Warrington, w. Va; c. Edlnger, Wash
ington, Pa.
Hon. N. E. Whitaker arrived home
last night from a business and pleasure
trip to the East.
Police Lieut.. George Gaus and wife
returned yesterday from a.protracted
tour Of the lakes.
WINDsoR-Myer Nswberger, Park
ersburg, w. Va; Mrs. Sarah Drake,
Hurricane, W. Va.
Jas. McCracken and Chester White
are taking a journey through the oil
fields at Warrington.
Mr.. Ed. Harry, OF the South Side,
left for Warrington yesterday, where
he will spend several days.
BEHLER-Frank E. Nichols, Fair
mont, w. Va; Fl. f. Peel, Burning
Springs, w. Va; Wife for Wife Co.
Samuel Hopwood and George Kolum-
bach, Two we'll known gentlemen of the
South Side, left on hunting excursion
Wednesday.
Major Randolph Stalnaker and Mr..
D. Z. Stalnaker are home from three
weeks business and pleasure visit to
New York City.
Be. Hanna, OF Pittsburg; Rev. Ira
A. Collins aud wife, OF Springfield, o.,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Grassland, Of Wash
ington, Pa, are stopping at the Sher-
man House, Bridgeport.
McLURE-S. Reimheimer, Cameron,
w. Va; Taos. Mills, New Martinsville,
w. Va; VIM. e. Detlor, Warrington,
w. Va; James Storey, New Martins
Vile, w. Va; w. w. Evans, Sisters
Vile, w. Va.
Mr.. P. H. Moore. OF Wheeling, editor
OF the Ohio VALLEY Manufacturer, Is
stopping st the Monongaheia House.
Outside Of low prices, things about the
manufacturing plants lear Wheeling
and in the valley are in good shape and
there are plenty OF men at work.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-05
COL. ARNETT's ADDREss
He spoke for About an Hour, Tariff Re
form Being ais Chief Theme.

he spoke for About an Hour, Tariff Re
form Being ais Chief Theme.
Col. Arnett arrived about a quarter
after nine o'clock, and his entrance into
he hall was the signal for loud ap-
plauss.
He said he was just from the classic
Eelds and irowning forests Of Wetzel
county, where the Democratic lion was
Ioing up aod down seeking its Republi-
AN prey, while the whangdoOdle Of
Popullsm was mourning for its first
born because they were not. He said
The Democracy down in WeJZel con-
'essed 10 having been somewhat remiSS
u duty in the not remote past, but they
we're now making up for a noticeable
acg OF interest, and had gone into the
present fight with the Intention
of achieving success snd Of eleCting
John A. Howard, and that down that
way they were freely predicting that
Capt. D0vener would fail 20 reach the
goal. Col. Arnett then turned his at
,lention 10 the Republican habit OF
suGkkAuA Oil NAAoAAAA lAle q HNA N1N kAN
snt Democratic administration. Every
thing from the plague Of mosquitoes TO
the depression 10 business had been
aid 10 the door OF the Democratic Con-
EreSs. The idea was not more prepOS-
lerous in the one instance than in the
other The Democracy was responsible
neither for the clouds Of mosquitoes,
nor for the late business depression, nor
vet for the forest fires OF the North
west, nor the droughts OF the East.
The charges of Democratic RESPONSE
bility for past and Impending evils was
frst made before the Democratic Con-
gress had passed a law1nay, even be-
fore it met. IL was prep0Sterous. The
true reason was the inactment and the
practical workings of the Mckinley
bill, aud 10 proof Of this is the fact that
Within a week after the passage Of a
hfll - rnr.As.sia Of their hnr-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-05
FnnItahIa Aid Union.

Deputy Supreme Presiden. P. 81.
Weaver, of Wellsburg, this State, or
ganized Queen Union No. 987, E. A. u,
at Mirersville, w. Va. October I'd, with
twenty-five applicants for charter.
The following named were elected as
officers; C. Il. Tsrlton, Chancellor;
George Hartley, Advocate; +. +. ellis,
President; II. s. Reppsrt, Vice Presi-
dent; Bertha Traugh, Auxiliary; Lizzie
Vandervort. Secretary; Annie Mundle,
Accountant; Annie Yates, Tressursr;
Iuez Jacobs, Chaplain; Casey Mundle,
Conductor; Ollie Amos, Assistant Con-
ductor; Grant Tarlton, Sentinel; Clyde
Reppert, Watehman; Rev. c. L. Queen,
Representative to Grand Union; Fl. 0.
Amos, Alternate. Union meets every
Saturday at 7:3O p. m. 10 K. Of P. Hall.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-05
We. ylrrln,a RAILWAY Surgeon.
LnrrLEroy. W. Va. 0,c.0Oer ..


Toat> Ealor Of me RsgttsF:
SIE:-Ths second annual meeting oil
the West Virginia State Asfociation o.
Railway Surgeons. which Occurred on
Tuesday. October 3, atrthe once 0! DE-.
A. n. Thsyer, at Grafton, fasa pleas
ant as we'll as proftaols sfalr. There
was an increased attendsnts over the
first meeting and 40 accesbion OF ses.
eral members. The officerA for the en-
suing year are; Presidentf Or. K. w.
Hall. Moundsvllle; Vice Prksident. DR..
A. II. Thayer. Grafton; 50 eretary, Dr..
4. z. Roger. Littleton;t Treasurer,
DIR. w. T. Vankirkd Grafton;
DIR. w. MsSivey. OF TGnnelItoD. member
OF the Executive Comml;Jss for tbree
years. Com mittee on TrI transportation.
DR.. A. II. Thayer, Chair Snsn: Rev. K
w. Hall and DIR. j. +. Rec Ter.
The dues were fixed Al one dollar q
year. The next meeting will be on ths
first Tuesday 10 OctobsrG 1925. az the
Office OF DR.. A.. II. Thayel 10 In Grafton,
1t which time We hope to have large
attendance and the rsadil q and discus
sion OF number OF inter sting papers
EsIcAULAPIUs-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-05
NOTES OF The RIvKrS

Nows OF sls Bolts and Bo.tmoa Along
the Ohio.
The river has dropped down 20 2 feet
4 inches and stationary at this point.
WARREN. PA, October 4.-River 4-10
OF foot above zero; weather cool with
light rain.
MoRGANTowN, October 4.-Rver 5
feet inches and stationary. Weather
cloudy and growing colder.
GREENSBORO, PA, October 4.-Riyer
feet inches and stationary. Rain
fail .12, with the weather cloudy and
cooler.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-05
LOCAL INDUgrRIAL NOTES
Points Picked Up Ab1us the City La


Points EIckeu Up Ap1U@ Inv ivy hoSS
Evening
Eight large pillars were finished by
J. A. Holiday, yesterday, for Mr.. Pax
toms new residence out the National
Pike. Each pillar is twenty feet long,
aud twenty-six inches In diameter.
There are also two large pilasters upon
which goes magnificent capital. The
capitals are imported here from Boston,
and are made of "pspier msche." Mr.,
Paxton's house, when completed, will
De one of the finest residences ia Wheel
ing's suburbs.
The pump at the pudding mill 10
Lower Benwood in some way got out Of
order, and threw the whole department.
of Yesterday morning. The break was
remedied aud all returned to work in
the afternoon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-05
BIG CRIMINAL COURT.


oDfcioII 70 Uts H'VIslU
CHARLESTON. w. VA, Beptember =.
The Criminal Court. Judge c. 7. Sny-
der on the bench. convened yesterday
aud empanneIled grand jury. This
will be long term, extending far into
the following month. There was left
over from last term some 80 ielpny cases
and 25s misdemeanor cases that viii
come up for trial this term. The pres
ent grand jury will doubtless return
fully as many and In all probability
more indictments than the last. There
are three or four murder cases that Will
come up for trial Taking IL all around.
this will DO the busiest session the court
has ever had.
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Motion For q New Trial
sDtefal 20 u. hsosss-.

New MARTISsvILLE, October THE
motion for new trial 10 the case OF
George Higgins, who was convicted OF
the murder OF Friend Garner. Is down
for argument tonight. The motion is
based on the jury being unduiy In.
fuenced; also that one Of the jurors is
q relative Of the murdered man. 1. Is
&c nerally thought here that the verdict
was an excessive one and should be set
aside. The verdict rendered was muir
der in the second degree.
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THE CASUALTY RECORD.
Accidents Reported From About tho Oily
Yesterday

A one-horse wagon, driven by q man
by the name OF Parker, while coming
out OF Alley IS, between Main and Mar
ket streets, yesterday morning, was
struck by downtown motor No. 33. The
horse was knocked down and the driver
thrown from his seat. The right shaft
OF the wagon was shattered and one
wheel broken. Both the horse and man
received severe injuries.
A wagon was run into on the South
Side yesterday morning by an uptown
motor, put no one was hurt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-05
Tried TO BREAK UP TEE MEETING
D,ssraoefuI Methods Resorted 20 by Re-
pubiicans at Beiington.

D!ssraoefuI Methods Rssorted TO by Re-
pubiicans at Beiington.
Special to IN RsNIe-.
BELINGToY. W. VA, October 4.-0n
the evening OF October telegram
was received stating that Mr.. Blanch-
ard, from Michigan, would address the
people Of this place that night The
telegram was not received until 5
o'clock D. m., and there was not much
time to circulate the news. AT about
o'clock Mr.. blanchard. accom- panied
by Mr.. j. Hop. Woods, OF PhilppI, was
present at Rights Hall, which had been
procured for the occasion. % motion,
Mr.. b. b. Rhorbough. postmaster, was
elected chairman, and Ii. Custer, secre-
| tary.
There was good audience present
of both Democrats and Republicans.
Mr.. Woods was introduced, aud gave
most interesting talk upon general Is
sues. At the close he introduced Hon.
John Blanchard. and before that gem
tleman could take his position on the
ro.trum a howl was set up by some
boys aud unprlncipled Republicans
with "Rah. rahl for Daytonp' who, tits,
understood, had been hired for tbh
purpose by some OF the Repu3iisS
and officers OF the town TO-
OF candy. A gentlemsr
asked the town marshal
disturbance. out he did n'ns.
old soldier who. IL Is claimed, was
honorably discharged from the arms
jumped up and said, "Come on, boys
let's leave" and they all sneaked GU
like whipped ours
After the jury had left Mr.. Blanch-
ard very eloquently addressed the aud
fence remaining, composed OF the most
substantial Republicans and Democrats
Of the town. for one and a half hours
on the issues Of the day. AZ the close
OF his speech number who had intend.
ed voting for Dayton, said they would
not support a party which acted so dis
reputably In carrying on campaign
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-05
g. \. II DAY.
Outin at the Park-Vics Commander
BurchHoid to lSe, Here.

Burchfloid to Be, Here.
The members OF the g. A. r. and
their frieudS will be out at the park to-
day In force. The veterans will not
turn out in parade this morning, and,
therefore, will be in better shape to
enjoy themselves at the park. Most OF
them will go out in the morning. 1t
will not be necessary TO carry baskets
of provisions, as the ladies will furnish
dinner and supper ct moderate charges.
1t was expected that Commander-in-
Chief Lawler would DE present, but he
was unable TO come. he will be repre-
sented by Senior Vice Commander A.
p. Burchfeld, OF PittSonrg.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-05
NEWS OF THE DAY.
Relica OF ,he Rush.

Enquiries for lost wrap, ETC., continue
to reach the police as a result OF the
rush at the Second Presbyterian church
Wednesday evening. Yesterday black
lace cape was left at police headquarters
and several enquiries were maze for
sacks and cloaks. After the crowd left
the church, q half dozen enterprising
small boys picked up number OF arti-
cles of jewelry about the entrance and
made off with them. All property
found should be left at police head
quarters.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-05
Political Notes.

Mr.. John ]. Coniff will address the
Democracy at Westwood's hall, Satur-
day evening.
Col. Arnett will speak at Kemple's
hall, Monday evening.
Mr.. II. c. Hervey will address the Re-
publieans at /. o. o. Z. hall tonight.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-05
REAR ESTATE mAgxEE.

Deeds OF Transfer Lea for Record Tss-
terlaY.
The following transfers OF real estate
were left for record at Clerk Hooks
office yesterday:
Deed made September %, 1894, by
James Z. McVeries 10 Mrs. Anna S.
Fsris. for lot No. % in Zane's orchard
addition. Consideration, $3.50.
Deed made October l, 1894, by John
G. Sayres and wife 10 Frank 2. Garri-
son, for &c acres and SO poles OF land on
Castieman's run. Consideration, 81
goo.
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Special 10 me h<2tsf>r.
Hrsrox. w. VA. oc.oj er 4--Msssrs.
Geo. r McIntosh and ia5 v. Hsnder-
son. editors and prow5 etors, Of the
Hinton Free Lance, mocratlc pa
ner. have assigned to 4. Doolittle. OF
HnaripQton. trustee. this morn
i.e's papers advertise ID BALE Of their
Giant The assignment as quite IN
Expected. rs the psper Was popular.
d sheY were supposed 20 be making
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In SEARCH o, Information.

Rev. C. w. Hsrdendorf, pastor of the
East Albany Congregational church
Albany, n. Y. writes TO Chief Nc
Nichols for information OF one +. A.
Watkins, now there, who claims to De
the pastor of q Congregational church
in Wheeling, with congregation OF
/, 200.
Watkins Is man who posed as q
'law and order" eadere here. three or
four years ago. who worked ss al evan
gelist, and who was arrested for prac-
ticlng medicine without license and
also for assault 90 young girl. He
was also indicted in the Circuit Court,
but he case was dismissed.