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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-28
FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Features OF tho Money aul Sto

The Features of tho Money aul Stock
Markets..
NV YoRK. Jan. ?G.-Mouey on call easy at l
per cent; last loan l per cent; closed at
per cent. Prime mercantile paper .914ain
per cent. Sterling exchange arm, with actual
business In bankers bills at q sSLai ssH for
demand. and at S isshAi ssH for % days. Posted
rates 81 sal %. Commercial bills q siHais7k
silvur certificates 5g,tc bid. Tho total sales Of
stocks TO-DAY were o.. 10! shares.
The leading features oil to.day's speculation on
INC stock exchange was the renewal OF the
liquidation In Lead mmo These shares
wero heavily pressed for sale. Il Is believed. by
insiders who are In a position TO know the com.
pauY's sfairs. At tho opening the shares were
y per cent lower and a further sharp decline OF
the recovery OF q per cent wa, recorded. Of
which 4 per cent had been lost al the close,
making the decline Of the day ~ per cent; do
preferred declined steadily through the day In
sympathy. with the common, and Is down "
per cent from the Anal sales Of yesterday. Chi
caso Gas opened per cent lower. aud thea ad-
yanced u on the covering OF short contracts.
The higher range OF prices was not maintained
on lee selling. the last being the lowest pnce OF
The day. Most OF the other industr1alsare down
on the days transactions. including Cotton Oil
preferred IA, do common y Leather l and
Tobacco y per cent, DisiilllnT lost Il per- cent.
bu; made il hull rally at the close. Gcnotsl
Electric recsced Z. recoyering 4 per cent. Most
OF the hallway stocks trfded In show declines at
the end Of The day from yesterdays 1nnl sales.
notably wheeling & Lake Etn preferred AZ.
Lake Erie 4 Western preferred and Delaware.
LaciAwInnA 4 Western y per cent Jasfbefors
the close ~ .bsros Of Pstihc were plcceA % tts
nsrfst, and Ssoae the prize - ~ setS ;@oro
few shares show gains Of Q s~mhl'Etctioa and
Pullman Il ! per cent higher.
Government bonds arm except for So. which
arc weak and y lower.
State bonds dull.
Rafrnad bonds west
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Nay RRty smith IN crud. and ARMCHAIR.

10y Rlty Smith IN CrrdLs and Armchair.
Across In my neighbor's window,
With Ia folds Of satin and lace,
i see with Is crown OF rtngles,
\ baby'S innocent face.
The throns In the street looked upward,
Ant every one, grave and gay.
Has a nod and u smile for tho baby
In the mansion over the way.
Just here In my cottage window.
His chin In his dimpled hands,
And d patch on his faded apron.
The child that l live for stands.
lie has kept my heart from breaking
For uRny q weary day,
And bis lace 1, q pure and handsome
AZ the ossy's over the way.
Sometimes when VI sit together,
Ny grave little man oil three.
Sore veIcs me with the question:
doe, God; up In heaven. like me?'
And / say: 'Yes. yes. my darling"
Though almost answer Nay
As | see the nursery candles
Ia The mansion over the way.
And oft when 1 draw the stockings
From hi. little tired feet.
And loosen the clumsy garments
Fron ht, limbs. 50 ropuda and sweet.
grow too bitter for singing.
Ny heart too heavy 10 pray.
As ! think OF the dainty raiment
ofthe baby oycrthe way.
oh. God In heaven forgive me
For all | have thought aud said!
Ny ~envious heart Is humb,ed;
Ny nclghbor's baby Is dcGdl
l saw the little white collu
A they carried II out to-day
And the heart OF q mother Is breaking
In the mau,lon over I'll c way.
The light |, flair In my window.
Tho lovers bloom d. the door;
Ny boy Is chasing the unbeams
That dance on the cottage toor.
Tho roses oil health are crownlng
Ny dsrltnG's forehead to-day:
But the baby Is gone from the wludow
OF the mansion over tho way!
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-28

A friend in need is a friend indeed.
and not less than one million people
have found just such a friend in Dr.
Kings New Discovery for consumption,
coughs and colds. II you have never
used this great cough medicine, n
trial will convince you that it has won
terful curative powers in all diseases Of
throat, chest aud lungs. Each bottle is
Guaranteed 10 do all that is claimed or
money viii: be refunded. Trial bottles
rec at tho Logan Drug Company's drug
store. Large bottles Soc and 81.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-28

The boat naive in. tho world for cuts,
bruises. soros, ulcers, aalt rhoum, icvor
sorcs, tottor, ciIappod hands, chilblnins,
corns, and all skin cruptions, and posi-.
tivcly cures pilos, or no pay required.
1t Is guaranteed to givo perfect sntisfac-
ton or money refunded. Price rs
cents psr box. For ualo by Logan Drug
Company.
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lf,nc l..py /. uu.unr rrn,h.

DO sure and uso that old and well.tried
remedy, MRs. WINsLow'sS oormIYd SYRUP
for children teething. 1t sootnes tho
child, softens tho gums, nllays all pain,
.curos wind collie and ia tho best rome.
dy for diarrliGa Twenty-Five cents n
bottle. MwFAw
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Chicago c%at,lc-Stcers soil from 81 lSnS CO.;
stockeH aud feeders s.! i0aJ ~; cows 81 25a3 60,
day. The best heavy grades. were ,alablo
around 81 10 and choice hvortod light weights
were 10 demand al u i,Rl 70. From thete Ok.
utes sales uARed along down 10 81 00ai 10 for
The clOto was firm. Sheep were quickly dis.
posed Of iona baia Of q 2hat 90 for ooinmonto eI.
ira aud 81 2Sat 10 for poor to fancy lambs. he.
c~elpts-Cattle BOO head: calves 100 head; hogs
500 head sheep 1900.
East Iiberty-Cattle aud sheep steady and
unchanged. Hogs active; PhilAdclphIN 81 86a
! ~: common TO fair Workers 81 lOai y: roughs
81 0oa, o.
Cinolnnntl-Iiogs in fair demand and steady
at sl6oaa 20; receipts ?,lOO head; shipments 100
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il;roiled Fish.

Split the fish down tho back; waAh in
cold sailed water, dry on a clean cloth.
Butter tho bars Of a double wire grid.
iron- Broil o n hot fire. When
done, butter and sct n few moments in
q hot oven. A fine flavor 10 given to
broiled fish by laying il for 40 hour in
melted buttor, seasoned with lemon
Juice, salt and pepper. Salmon steak
may be laid in tins preparation, then
in beaten yolks Of eggs and
melted butter, and rolled in iresh bread
crumbs before broiling.
CopyTiohtdl
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La Grippe is confouudod by many
persons with a severe attack Of catarrh,
which In some aspects resembles the
former. These individuals suGor severe.
ly with pain about tho forehead, eyes
and ears, with oreneas in throat and
stoppare of tho nasal passages, and in
fact. arc incapacitated for work OF any
kind for days ut n time. These are
catarrhal sufferers. Ely's Cream Balm
has been used with the best results in
such cases. The remedy will give in
slant relief.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-28
DAILY HINTS TO HOUSEKEEPERS.
TUESDAY, JNu. ".
No deed otioye OF goodness ever dies;
But In the lives Of Olherslnultiplles.

BRrAKFAsT-Broiled fish. Baked pota.
tocs. Corn meal gems. Buttercd
toast. Apple jelly. Coffee.
DISNER-Stewed shin OF veal. Mashed
potatoc'. IIulled corn. White bread.
cranberry sauce. Peach pickles.
Minco pie. Cheese.
surPER-Graham mulina. Potato cakes.
Apple sauce. Jellytarts. Milk. Cocoa.
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Wheeling Bridge & Terminal Ry.
CO. BREWSTER Receiver.
limo Table No. IL. TO tako effect l.:1t a. IL,
Sunday. November 70, lS)i.

Time Table No, Il. 10 tako effect ls:1t a. IN,
Sunday. November 10. 1891
Leave Wheeling -is:p. t9:i5. ilI:iOa. m, t,:e,,
s3:l5, tl:So. 300 p. IN.
loaye Peninsula ts:Oj, t9:5l. Ill;5a m, t,:.a,
"3:?i. TAOS, 1906 y. III.
Leave Martins fcrry-tS:ln, 1851, Rti:5,a m.,
t2:S.. "s:2I, tt:is, t9:l2.
Arrive Terminal J~unctIon-iS:l7. tio:uI. ill:55
n. m, tl:3S, 1884. ti:i0, ss:lS p. N.
Leave IctG:ina Junctlon-t7:ca. 2o:0). a. IL,
"l!;+0. u H., 1852. tt:oS. tS:li, tS.t5 p, III.
Leave Martins f~Orry-tI:,S. f9:o' am, Slt:tG,
iI:O5, tt:lQ, 1919. ISIS, p. m.
Leave Peninsnla-t!:S l9iIam, si2:Sl. ii:lL
t&;i7, tS:ss. ts:S y. IN.
AInyo WhecinS-t7:tO. a9:0 a m. ti2.5L
1&:l7. t%:N. tS:Bl, 1o:o p. m.
spsily. tpailJ eKcep. Sunday. Sundays only.
Nltllnl will rpn on 6ntcrn Time
J.E TAUSsIG. superintendent
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CrnIc creamery &c; do Pennsylvania prints &c;
20 lnbblng ut ajn!sc. Eggs ilrnI fresh nearby

az I9bbTnR at 2jn!sc. Eggs llrnl fresh nGar.by
alci 10 western '2Jc.
Crnelnnnti-Flo dull. Wheat merely nom.
liinl. No. 2 red NC; receipts 500 bushels. ship.
llentS?,U 700 bushels. Corn firm: No. . nlxcdIIc.
Oats quiet md ilrncr. No. : mixed a2Iic. Rye
quiet, but hteady. No. ., Csc. PORK quiet and
steady nj 81 %. Lard steHdy ut 81 5Ua6 62x. Duik
inoai, nrmor al s. 6iIChb -. Bacon ftcndy.
whisky In fair demund aud steady At s. =.
sugar strong. Eggs ilrmut at zoe. Cheese dull
aud easy. s
Tolado-whea. active and lower: 40. 2 cash
January &c: May BIG. July 1iJtc. Corn dull
mud AiShdyi, No. 2 mixed ilifo. No y mixed
iOflci,, No. 3 yellow Axe Oats quiet; No. .
mixed JOG! No z white E2tGc. Rye dull: cash
h3c. Cloyetseed nctlye and lower: prime cash.
lnnunty, Febrnhry aud March Sl0.
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Rev. o. S.. SrRlSortzLp, Of Wakefield,
n. c., says: Five boxes OF ~Japauoae
Pile Cure cured ME after IL years' aut
1ering." Chas. +. Goetze and W. w
Irwin.
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n.y. Pennsylvania Stations.
VIHGnnSyIVdnid Lines
W. Trains Run by Central Time.
sOrrHwrsr Syp1rN-"HAH N,NDf

rIcNEr OFFICES At pF!HEvIvLSIA STATION Of
WAT.p VI. Fonr OF ELRrEsTH ST., WHEELING,
AT ytrL.uRE HoCRE, WIiEEiiSa, AND At THE
PENNSYLVANIA STATION. PNiDoSroTr.
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House bills 81, prohibiting the sale OF
liquor to students, aud A, regulating
the holding OF municipal elections,
passed.
House bill IS. authorizing the school
district OF Moundsville to Issue bonds,
on third reading, was voted on, but the
announcement OF the vote was post.
poned until Monday at 1880.
House bill IS, the mechanics lion
law. was made the special order Tor
Tuesday ut . o'clock.
House bill No. As. amending the act
establishing a state board OF agriculture,
was rejected.
Mr.. Porter introduced in the house
bill No. zig. concerning tho purchase OF
school books. by boards Of. education.
Leaves of absence were granted
Messrs. Crislip. BrownGeld, Ford, Pier.
son, OF Braxton, Hansiord and Kidd.
A petition from citizens Of Brooke
county. asking the passage OF tho Ed
wards road law, was presented.
On motion of Mr.. Martin. house bill
No. It's. to extend the corporate limits
Of Charleston. was taken up out Of ito
order, amended, and made q special
order for Tuesday ut 8 o'clock.
The house then adjourned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-28
Weekly lInnk SIntnmant,

Weekly Bank statement.
Now York-Iho weekly bank statement
shows tho following changes:
~hosofyc, Increase. .... see. ,........ .......S 4i5.J,b
Lohus' lbo.Jo
specie, increase. ........-.......... minimum. S.2l0. 500
Legal lenders. decrease. ....... .................. S.50!. 800
Deposits. decrease. .,........... 2,1So, 800
llIculntion. uecfchso. ,.,..... ......,E.,........ gl.2O0
The banks now hold siS. ss).? go In excess OF the
requirements OF the IS per cent rule.
Dry GDods.
Now York-Some business was done to-day IN
cotton goods. dress fabrics and domets and very
fair sales resulted from new purchases. while
the movement Of goods oil old engagements was
OF unusual proportions As usual wooden goods
were neglected. Printing cloths were quiet but
firm at Z 9'lGc bid mud declined.
Petroleum.
New York-Pctroleum frmer: Penusylynuia
oil. sales none: February option. sales none;
closed offered at 81 20. Lima oil, sales none.
To Metals.
New York-Pig Iron dull: Scotch si9 O0a2o 90:
American % Stall 30. Copper steady. Lead
strong. Tin plates weak.
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TIRED, WEAK, NERVOUS,
Gould Not SIeep.

Prot. L. D. Edwards, OF Preston,
Idaho, says: g" was all run down.
weak, nervous and irritable through
OyerworG. l suffered from brain Ia.
tigne, mental depression, etc. | be.
came SO weak and nervous that I
could not sleep, l would arise tired,
discouraged and blue. began takinr
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Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad.


On aud after Friday. April %. 1891. trplus Will
run us follows, city time:
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RAILWAY TIME CARD.

Arrival and departure OF tmlnS on and after
January y 1874 EXPLANATION or i,EFErESCs
MARKS: iDallyj SSnnday excepted: IMondsysr.
copied; Saturday excepted; lSnndRy onlyi SSat.
Gthny only. aMonday only. EutGrn Standard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-01
TNIERNINING HdYWiRDS DEFLNCE

THE PROSECUTION PRODUCING RERurTAL Evi-
DENCE IN THE GING MURDER TRIAL.
Mimi lpois Feb 2S.-The defence In the
Cling murder trial rested this morning and the
State began rebutta. Paul Boen a messenger
boy. WIS called In December !ast he worked a,
the West Hotel and knew Miss Cling by sight
Did you December deliver her a note from
the West Hotel?'
Yes. sir; il from man strange to me. II
was be wecn . and 10 in the morning. The man was
heavy It, and had Il black mustache"
Have you seen him since
"No, sir Ie asked me II wanted TO earn a
few cents said Yes He odd me to take note
Then | came back and asked the number Of his
room. He said he was not stopping at the hotel.
and paid me 10 cents then
Miss Ireland. the niece recalled and stated
that she remembered she sax Miss Cling tear up a
note that day. She di, angry.
Harry there that day.
"Yes. sir. about L. o'clock She tore up The note
before he came, about II 30"
NJ ]. Griffin, n paper-hanger, testified that he
I'm the Hayward offices IN the Oneida Block.
November 80. at 1880 a. M Both Adry and
Harry there but ". W. Hayward was not.
This IS the day when "Adry' testified that Harry
made Propositions him to kill Miss Cling. Harry
testin, that his father In the office all day.
therefore there could be no CHARGE for such con-
versa ton
r. Il Odell. B!xts attorney. called to the sta pl.
stated that Bxt had said In their presence that
"'Adry' and planned the job" NJ. Odell denied
this itatement In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-01
LLGTSLdTION AT TRENTON.

sTEEET-CAK EMPLOYEES MUST re AMERICAN
CITIZENS INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE.
Trenton Feb. p (SpeciaD.-The House of Assem-
biz to-day passed Assemb yman DrIbcr's amended
bIl regulating the employ yment Of conductors. mo-
iormen and drivers strectcars in tins State The
bill provides that but American citizens. TWEEN
ty-oue years OF age. may De cmploye In such posi-
tions and eleven hours with forty-fve minutes FOR
lunch shall constitute II legal days work.
Assembyman Matlacks bill providing FOR the
examination and licensing of undertakers which
was lost a couple Of weeks ago came up again tls
morning a motion TO reconsider and again
defeated by vote OF y to 2j This disposes Of the
Asscmb!yman Austn's State Council Of Labor bill
winch lepIslates out OF office State Factory In
sprctor Larry" Fell and his Democratic deputies
vas another OF the measures Pas Sod by the House
to-day n1er the bin the Labor Council Is 10 con
sst Of the Governor. Speaker Of The House. Pr"ri-
dent Of the Senate. STATE Controller and state
Treasurer. who VIII have the naming Of the tli'i
Factory Inspector and his assistants. Fell has run
fhe Office ~ q Democratic machine annex tn"
Republicans OF Newark denounced HIM a Few days
ago. and were instrumental IN the passage Of this
Among other bills passed by the House one
watch authorize towns AMI townships to appro-
ur,i- 500 - celebrate Decoration Day.
The Sen1tc Investigating Committee was In ses-
sion all iav and made hnal arrangements Tor us
innulrv lnfo State House frauds under Democratic
reg me The House passed bill which gives the
.,.ornas ana 10 punish witnesses refusing TO an
swcr questions upon the ground mat such answers
would iIcr.mnate them, Nothine sad before tne
committee shall be uscd against witness except
uDon tral Of that witness Tor perjury .
TN. House passed bill authorizing the Governor
Il, appoint a commission OF three lawyers to confer
.,h similar Commissioners from other States. upon
'"Ii|,rln Laws governing divorces. insolvency. IN
surancc and other matters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-01
Az EPISODE NOT ~ THE PLAY.

Az ACTOR AFiRE IN THE COLUMBUS THEATRE
AND A PANIC NARROWLY AVERTED.
People VINO went 10 Hammersteins Columbus
Theatre. In East Observation-Disclosures y-ffth-st.
las nigh: . see "On the Mississippi" treated
to "A scene that not In the play. In the third
act banl OF negroes appear upon the stage
dressed in fantastic costumes. bearing torches and
musical instruments. Henry A. Arnold. colored
actor. who lives In Washington -. G.. dressed In
a suit OF fibre that hung from his head and shout
ders Ike hair. bumped into the others carrying
lighted torhes. Arnoli's hangings caught fire and
Immediately blazed up about his head. He was
behind ope. OF the flies at the time. but few per-
sons on Ehe opposite side Of the house who
him jnmb5! TO their feet 10 out. \ panic IN
the crowtd theatre was averted only by Police
Sm i of the East One-hundred nd-twenty-
siNth-s'' 'lt5lpn. who ran down the aisle and told
the peOpir that the fire part Of the play An
ambulane" dcctor said that Arnold was seriously
burned, ~ rot fatally.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-01

THE EX-rRIEsT STRONGLY GUARDED BY POLICE
AT THE HALL AID IN THE STREETS
or SAVANNAH.

Savannah. Ga, Feb. 2S-A guard Of nifty pohce
surrounded odd Fellows Hall during the lecture OF
Sattery the ex-pries tonight. Several hundred
people gathered in the streets drawn by curiosity.
There was no disturbance. however. The police
kept the crowd moving. and whenever "A Knot OIL
people stopped within block Of the hall 1t was
ordered to move on"
Seven hundred people in the hail. and lis
ened to the lecture. which discussion OF
theology Of the Roman Catholic Church and an
alleged exposure of tho secrets Of the confessional
The lecturer dealt largely in ridicule and satire.
The crowd in the hail quiet and orderly, and
seemingly in sympathy with the lecturer. At the
close OF the lecture Sattery announced that a.
twenty-four hours. He said that he was member
Of the \. +. A.. but denied that he was a repre-
sentative OF the organization
The crowds the outside OF the hall waited Tor
Slaitery's appearance and there were fears that an
attempt might b. made 10 attack linn. detal "t
police was drawn up in front oi mo nan 'h'r'u -
and escorted the cX-pricsi to his hotel nall dozen
blocks away The crowd followed. hut th"r" was 30
hotel when he arrived. The street was cleared ahi
S.attery. who was accompanied 10y his "if', 'ut't'd
the corridor. There was only on" arrest, tMat OF 4
man who shouted an offensive opithet al IN" 'N-
priest b. passed ana VINO was ai!'Stri l'I us
or icr'y conduct
Eleven arrests have been made FAR for par'icipa-
ton I'm Monday nights disturbance. Three 81 ulr
arrested men were sentenced TO ten days IN Jan ana
one was fined so. Seven yet 20 have nearing
SafforN's wife leciurcd this afternoon 10 several
hundred women on the "SiSterhoods ~ IN" 'hlich
and the confess sona1' Satterv announced tonight
that he would 60 from here g. Atlanta.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-01
SAYS THERE WILL RE A BLOODY WAR

Philadelphia. Feb. Is Marcos Morales pr's'.
o. the United Cuban Clubs of this city "heh '"''
about the outbreak in Cuba. said IN par.
Tha; Il Is large Is proved by the laci @ @uat W..
Spanish GOvernOr-Gencral has clarel TWO o'.r,d
ol the island IN state Of siege ana h"h W - ands
martial law. The TWO points are az pppoaS', tou
OF the ISLAND. Were II only the eHortS oi "a
companies Of bandits carrying on glefliIa ry
such strong steps Would have been uhhf'eNS,i ii
This time well prepared In every WAY w. w.
organized and armed and IL VIII be bioo.P 60,
One great Improvement IN the condition OF anats
now Is that Cubans know each other b"t''ii H.
me last revolt the party was greatly hh"P,'., Il
the lack OF good NOw al tiat II c"e y ia,
and We have In the Island now suhcient Htofes i"S
TO arm and equip 1850 men. During al the az
parent peace since The last attempt We nave III.
working. II the plans 0f Marl have siccess,iu n1 S
worked he outlined them. III" whoc lsahn ~ ~, ~
doubt presenr IN a state Of revolt: me "no'. ".
trouble in the previous revolts was tho iacK o. "''
~ II Zafl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-01
RFPENTING At LETSCEE or THfjR f0LLf


-,co STUDENTS SOW Want me COURTS 10 Az
%t-i TiIFW MNHWAGE u'NiS
pcf, F.h = Horace l.. cutler. Of Rochester
- ana Lewis Bacon, q Philadelphia students
-, ,,a rn.,~rs.ty If lNnalo. are IN most dis
opr..abl. pI,l,,Imen' having been married 10
women ~ 4.~-tl tlorahl" rrpHtc. presumably VIM"
under IN. !,E.rn,, of liquor. cutler ana bacon
room together 81 50 ~ Days Park Last Thurs
i,v night IN, .f' heir boarding hous" and hrins
sleigh a.ft ti~ two women they drove ar'uh1
Tor ..r,. tim, a.t then decided % get married
About II ...il.a 10 rc party droye up 10 The hoT" OF
"a. Rev Fr,i.. 4 Sch,lle. Of ST stephens tted
Evanrrlcal Cnurrh, At 40. VI broadway. Jhey
asked io br married. and one couple acted as!"t-
,.sqes for the other. The ceremony was PERFORMED
and th. brides were hustled into tn" sleigh HgAn.
t.t.,t,t.,s rneq were given Horace cutler mar
snyder The assumed names - "a" first K1ple
were 5;eorg. Wilder ana May Slmscr. and W ~
second pair Francis Smith and Florence WhfI"n.
T.,i inorning the young men realized what they
had done Thry returned to ~" College. but IN"
v,uug hustinls were not permitted go escape so
easily for May auI Minnie followed them up and
dem inded that they return and contribute to their
support The two girls called at tn" university
scVcral iimts The young men VIII apply 20 the
counts t. have the marriages anuulled Tn" K'v
Frederick Son"ilc admitted marrying the two
couples. but said that they appeared sober at the