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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1895-11-29
HORROR NARROWLY AvERTeD.
Cleveland Comes Near Having a More Ter
rible Disaster to Record.

Cleveland Comes Near Having More Ter
rible Disaster to Record.
CLEVELAND, Nov. 23-One foot of space
was all that lay between three loaded pas
senger cars on the Superior street viaduct
and a horror that would have eclipsed the
one a week ago. The first car was about
twelve feet from the closed gates of the
draw and behind it at intervals were two
other cars, all waiting for the draw to
close. In some inexplicable manner the
rear car got the electric current and
started, pushing the other cars to the
chasm.
Brakes were set with feverish and fran
tic haste, and just as the forward car was
within foot of the gates the cars were
brought to a standstill. There was fear
full panic among the passengers, but for
tunately but one was hurt, Mrs. George
SCHNEIDER, who was painfully injured in
jumping from the cars. Several other
women tainted and HAD TO be taken home
in carriages.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1895-11-29

DETROIT, Nov. 26-The biggest Masonic
fair ever held in the west is going on here
10 Is the first use made Of the new Masonic
Temple. which is the finest building in
the world devoted exclusively To Masonry
Goods from every state in the Union and
every country in the world are among the
exhibits. The exhibition of curios and
numismatics is considered the finest yet
seen in this country
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1895-11-29
sawmill at MarInstts Burned.

MRNoMlNER, Mich. Nov y5.-The saw
mill of the Menominee River Lumber
company at East Marinette has been
totally destroyed by fire; also about 300,
300 feet Of lumber owned by the Marinette
Lumber company and the Marinette and
Menominee Box company Loss es-
timated, $4,000; insurance, none The
mill had just closed for the season
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Steamer Pounded to Pieces.

MUNIsING, Mich. Nov 25-The steam
er Michael Groh lost her rudder on Lake
Superior and wac driven on the rocks at
Miners Castle. She soon pounded to
pieces and is total wreck The Groh
was loaded with 325, QUO feet of lumber
from the Dead River Mill company at
Marquette. and the cargo was consi gned
TO Cleveland lumbermen. The crew of
twelve men had taken to the boats, and
with difficulty made a landing on the bold
shore
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1895-11-29
Three Fishermen Drowned.

HARBoR SPRINGS, Mich. Nov. 22-
Word Is received here that three fisher
men have been drowned between Hog ISL
and and this place. Their boat was found
bottom side up east OF Charlevoix. Two
were Indians and one white man Their
names are unknown
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1895-11-29
Brutal Murder mt Chicago.

CHICAGO. Nov. % John Smith. a hard
working stonecutter, who lived at 3225
Parnell avenue, was shot down on Parnell
avenue, near Thirty second street, by two
men, who 1t is supposed, contemplated
robbery. The latter left their victim ly-
in the middle of the street. ran away, and
have not been captured Smith died If
teen minutes later in the drug store OF r.
II. Wheeler, corner Of Thirty second and
Wallace streets
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1895-11-29
Inspired Dispatch from Madr,d.

KEY WEST, Fla. Nov. s7.-The Havana
papers publish an inspired dispatch from
Madrid, stating that Mr.. Cleveland re-
Gently told the Spanish minister at Wash
ington to inform the Madrid government
that even IL the United States congress
should vote the recognition Of the insur-
gents as belligerents. he, Mr.. Cleveland,
would veto the measure.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1895-11-29

ST LOUIS, Nov. 27-The A. H. Fuchs
millinery store one of the largest in st.
Louis, was visited by a destructive fire
causing n loss estimated at between $780,
200 and $500 900. The establishment occu-
pies three three-story buildings and one
four-story building on the northeast cor
ner of Broadway and Lucas avenue. The
Rufted
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1895-11-29
LOOKS LIKE MURDER.
Two Farmers Had Quarrel and One OF
Them Is Dead,

ELIZABETHTowN, Ills, Nov. 20 "Details
of what is believed TO be murder have
just reached here from the upper end Of
Hardin county. j. NJ. Underwood, one
of the most prosperous farmers in what is
known as the Bend" had some hogs
stolen a few days ago, and he accused his
neighbor, John Carmicle of stealing
them.
Carmicle denied stealing the hogs, and
started out with Underwood to hunt
them. They were last seen together by a
boy, who says they were quarreling.
Neither of them returning search was in
stituted for them, with the result of the
finding of Carmicle's dead body, Under
wood having disappeared.
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Of that branch Of religious work have been
amply covered by leaders in that line. r.
q. Excel of Chicago led the musical ex-
ercises throughout, which were made
special feature.
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Trapping Muskrats for Food.

SAGINAW. Mich. Nov 27.-One hum
dred Poles are daily engaged in trapping
muskrats at the Crow island swamps,
north OF this place. The rats are plenti-
full and poor families are using them for
food
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Michigan sunday school Association.

DETROIT, Nov. 23.-The thirty fifth an
nual session OF the Michigan Sunday
School association closed with an able ad.
dress by b. 4. Jacobs OF Chicago the
noted Sunday school leader The conven.
ton was the largest and most notable in the
associations history. and all departments
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THE MARKETS.
New York Financial.

NEW YORK Nov @
Money on call nominally 100! per cent;
prime mercantile paper, 3S4(G5 per cent. !;
sterling exchange steady, with actual bust
ness in bankers bills ,st 40 % 4891x for de.
mand. and 4S712 G487& for sixty days posted
rates. 4SS1 aG4Se commercial bills, &56ii
Silver certificates, 671at68; no sales: bar
silver, 67ss Mexican dollars, 81.
United States government bonds steady
new As reg, 1904; do coupons, l2O1a; SIS
reg. 1874; a. reg, llll9; coupons, MA rs
reg 81; Pacific IS Of VI. l02.
Chicago Grain and Produce.
CHICAGO, Nov. 28
The following were the quotations on the
Board of Trade today Whest-November,
opened 5694c. closed $3.50, December, opened
SIC, closed $3.50; May, opened slice closed
6O1zc. Corn-November, opened 27ssc, closed
27I4c: December, opened GIsc closed &c;
May, opened 29Isc, closed 291sc. Oats-No'
vember nominal, closed l71sc; December
nominal, closed l75sc; May, opened 2O1ic,
closed 20]sc Pork - December, nominal
closed $3.50; January. opened $500. closed
$500; May, opened s9.S716 closed s9271s Lard
November. nominal, closed S5t5; January.
opened $3.50. closed S. 61s.
Produce: Butter - Extra creamery. pc
per To- extra dairy, Jec; packing stock. ll0p
i2c Eggs-Fresh stock, l9Dl9Isc per doz
Dressed poultry-Spring chickens, 61sgIc per
Id. old hens. 6G6Iac; ROSTERS &c; turkeys,
CDlOI6c; ducks, &C. geese 6G9c. Potatoes
Burkanks, O021c per bu-; sweet potatoes. nli-
nois, s2.OO@250 per Dbl Apples-Fair to
choice, 81. 25(1300 per Dbl Honey White
clover. lib sections, fancy, l3gl+c; broken
comb l2c; extracted $3.50 per Id. Gran.
berries-Cape Cod, s25012.75 per box
Chicago Live Stock.
CHICAGO Nov. "a
Live Stock - Prices az the Union stock
Yards today ranged follows: Hogs-Esti-
mated receipts for the day, S,0OO: sales
ranged at s23J@Se5 pigs So. 45937O light
S4 .0D31 rough packing $8.50GS.70 mixed,
and S3.OG(9375 heavy packing and shipping
lots
Cattle - Estimated receipts for the day.
400; quotations ranged at $460GA9O choice
10 extra shipping steers, tA25IG4.65 good TO
choice do, s360C9420 fair TO good s3.30iG3G
common to medium do s3O0d3.50 butchers
steers. S. 251D3.O0 stockers SS.0OCg375 feeders,
81. 5O9s5O cows. 81 40iDS70 heifers, 81 75tG3.6J
buIls 81 6O(9335 Texas steers, 81 80CG390 west
ern range steers and s300G6.00 veal calves
sheep - Estimated receipts for the day
1000: sales ranged st sl75CgS2 westerns
si.7se2es Texas si.759s.to natives, and $500
lG lambs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-13

There was such intense feeling among
the people OF Bellalre yesterday, over
what they regarded as the helpless ac'
ton Of she board OF health, that a pres,
sure was made upon the council 70 hold
Q special meeting and bring about a
remedy by appointing new board.
The council, yielding TO the pressure,
decided to hold n meetinR, to take nc
ton, such ~ thoy might deem exPsdi'
snt, and an authoritative call was made
out and notices placed in the hands OF
an officer. But the action oil the joint
meeting OF the boards OF health OF
Martins Ferry, Bridgeport and BellalTe
had qnistiug effect, and the
special meeting was declared of,
There 10 much complaint about
tlis lack oil force ia carrying out
even what 10 undertaken, aud the
lack OF business methods in making
contracts, and some action Is likely to
be- taken before q great while. The
placing OF guards was left TO tue health
officer and sanitary policemen and they
put on at various points the following
named persons; James Johnston,
Henry Nagls. l.. lawrence, Alex Gal
iagher, w. b. Jones, Charles ZimmeT-
man, Charles Fitch, Frank Purnell,
Gus Marx, Oliver Jones, John NJ. Girls
we'll and Joseph Lombard. II Bellciro
would do az MoundsvilIe did and aond a
competent committee hero the town
might save money and the general OK.
element would no doubt DO allayed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-13

Yesterday there vas the usual crop
Of false reports about the spread OF
smallpox In town. Tho truth IL bad
enough, aud would be II there we're
only ono clis in existence, but some
people seem TO take 4 dsyilish delight
in spreading exaggerated statements.
There were but two new cases yeater-
day. John CrOsan. q we'll known ex'
base ball player, now an attache Of the
Niagara engine house, was suddenly
taken i'll while on duty yesterday. and
an examination showed that he had
smallpox. He was taken to a house
whore the disease already existed.
Crogan vas about town aO usual on
Wednesday, and went TO the ball game
on the Island in the afternoon. He was
not then In q condition TO endanger
people with whom he might come in
contact, however.
Mrs. CarsnbauSr, the wife OF bar.
keeper in the Sixth ward, was the
other now patient. The two calel are
both in the came district where the con-
tagieR has existed all along and do not
increase tue danger Of farther spread Of
the disease
4ha only really serious case Is that Of
Horny KitSon, in Alley 10, north OF
Sixteenth street aud east Ok Woods.
His case developed so peculiarly that u
was several days before the health OH.
cor was sure II was a case OF smallpox.
He was kept isolated, however, and
every pIpcHution takOn. Yesterday no
was reported in pretty dangerous con-
The total number Of cases now il %.
all strictly quarantined.
The rush TO be vaccinated continues.
although one would think that by this
time the entirs population had been
yacclnated several timeI each. Tho de-
maud for virus is very large,
A fine coach dog. great pet with the
force at the Niagara engine house, was
shot by Officer Bero yesterday for fear
he might carry the contagion in his
hair.
I. ]. Curran, chief burgess OF WASH
ington, Pa, writes to Mayor Caldwell in
answer to letter written him by the
mayor:
"DEAR sIR:--In reply to yours Of the
18th, would say that the authorities
here have no idea oil quarantlniuR
against Wheeling. We will inform you
II there is anything done. Hope preS'
ent scare will not hurt your city"
DR.. JepIon said to an ISTELLlGEScER
reporter last evening, in regard to the
matter referred to in DR.. Ulrich's
card in yesterdays paper, that the case
was reported 10 him as concealed case
Of smallpox. He Wentto the house and
was refused Ambulance, which only
confirmed the report he had heard. 1t
Was not until he got into the houle and
made inquiries that he learned that
there was any attending physician.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-13
pIoKpooKnre' HARVEST,

They Got 81, 400 FROM Two Men in Fay.
cttc County, Ia.
UNroNrowS, PA, Sept, i9.-whiIo j,
j. Barnhart, treasurer of tho school
board Of Dunbar township, was coming
to tho fair OH tho train this morning,
ptckpockOts relieved him Of $1,000 in
notes and largo amount Of currency,
which he was bringing to town 10 do.
post. Tho train was crowded with fair
goets, aud tho pickpockUta had good
opportunity to operate.
l.. b. Ramsey, who was with Barn.
hart, was robbed Of SiOO In cash. Tho
piCkpockots got the men together and
vent through them white tho crowd
was Jamning them to tho wall. Several
other rObbories arO reported. Officers
aru OIL tho lookout for tho robbers, but
90 far have not captured any
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-13
TRAVELLING ENGINEERS.

They Conclude Their session Mt Pits
burgh aud VIII Meet Next At Minns'
npoliL
PlrrsBURGH, Sept. 1.-THE Travelling
Engineers Association held a morning
session at the Seventh Avenue Hotel
and spent the afternoon at the Pitts.
burgh locomotive works. This proved
the last business session aud the time
was taken up in tho discussion OF ques.
ton concerning the proportionato tom
mage most desirable to be hauled by en-.
ginas, and concerning tho reduction Of
delays caused by hot boxes aud bear
ings.
Tomorrow morning the visitors will
go TO Franklin as the guests Of Charles
Miller, n prominent oil man and stock
raiser aud partner OF ex.Congressulan
Joseph Slbley. They will inspect the
Gaena oil works. in which Mr.. Miller
10 Interested and will be entertained at
tho Miller & slbloy stock farm.
A special train has been provided
which will leave tho Union station over
the Allegheny Valley road at $3.50 a. M.
General Passenger Agent James +. An.
derson will hRvo personal supervision
Of the party. Tho members after their
return TO the city tomorrow evening,
will begin to depart for their homes. A
number will spend the following day at
Altoona in an inspection OF tho Pennayl.
vania railroad shops. The visitors are
highly pleased at tho hospitHble treat.
mant and tho courte'ies accorded them
during their stay and say that the Iron
City and its people will aver retain
prominent place in their recolectionS.
Tho association closed its business
session at noon, Aitor re-elocting tho
present officers aud deciding to meet at
Minneapolis the second Tuesday Of Sep
TENDER, 1896.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-13
QUARANTINE pnooEEDINGs,
a Joint Meeting OF tho Health boards owe
the River.

A Joint Meeting OF tho Health boards over
the River.
Yesterday afternoon joint meeting
OF the health boards OF Bellaire, Mar.
tins Ferry and Bridgeport was held at
which resolution was adopted calling
for rigid quarantine against this side
OF tho river. In accordance with this
action tho Bridgeport authorities adopt
ell quarantine to 20 into force at mid.
night last night. Tho BsllairS board Of
, health also Quarantined against Wheel.
ing, Benwooi aud MCMschan. II was
explained that ii BenWood aud Nc.
Mechan took action tho boycott on those
towns would he lifted, aud that the ono
against Wheeling was only to continue
90 long as absolutely necessary.
The question naturally arises why
Bridgeport and Bellaire do not
quarantine against Martins Ferry,
whoro the condition Of aflair1 is Ger.
tainy quite as bad as In Wheeling.
There we're AZ many new cases there as
In Wheeling. Tho Martins Ferry
limos says. "Thero was a suspicious
case reported in tho Miller family, on
Pike street, opposite tho city building,
last evening, aud Dr. Ptobst was taken
over 10 SEQ il, but II was not learned
what his diagnosis was"
Why was it not learnsd2 II tho
Wheeling papers should be as careless
o. that tho Times would jump all over
them la ghouish gloe. We're there
three ca,es over the river yesterday, OF
only two2
II sOslns Incredible that papers in the
surrounding towns should nOedloBsly
alarm their readers aud iniurb tho bust.
meas Of their own towns by reports
known To he false, but several Of them
arO doing II daily, aud foW seem 10 do
II with enjoyment.
The Martins Ferry Times in report
Of meeting there shows state OF
aAaiFs worse thRH even II has ever al.
legged 10 exist in Wheeling. II says:
"a meeting OF tho bridgeport board
Of health waa hold Last evening aud
Secretary ProbIL aud number Of
Martins Forty people wSfO present.
During tho first part OF tho meeting
the secretary directed his attention 10
inVOaligating charges OF negligence
against ths Bridgeport health authorI.
tioB which had besn preisfred by ". +.
Graham, oil tho lEtna.SlAndard. Mr..
Graham, In his communication, said
that tbs guard nj tho house Of Harry
Smith, In dInhyilo, had allowed q car.
tain pnrty to sntUr tho hOuBO and cut
tho paLent'H hair, aud that Smith him.
soli had once btokon quarantine, and
ailsr filling him np on liquor 10 was
arrested and placed In the city lookup
instead of having boon returned TO hlB
home. These aud tho charge that a
certain physician had neglected. 10 70.
port CasOS wOFa specifically nadO,
whlo dutoliClion In general wRa
complained Of. Tho mayor, Nom.
bors Of tho board aud health 0llicor
wOro questioned In regard 10 tho Smith
casp, and whilO all had hoard Of II and
thought II to bo true, mona had taken
tho pains 10 investigate Tho health
ollicOr stated that In had discharged
tho guard, but that In had b06n unable
" learn Tue name Of tho party who had
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-13

Yesterday a water main burs. on
South street, west Of Market. The
street being very narrow there and al
ready partly blockadod with building
material, it was necessary to barricade
that short stretch Of street 70 make the
repairs. This only consumed a short
time. but 10 that short time report
was widely circulated that there was n
case OF smallpox on South street and the
street was quarantined. Tho rumor
grew as II went, although there was sb.
solutely no foundation for 1t. The au-
thor Of 1t was said to be careless
driver who passed the street and saw
the fence across it. Too great care can.
not be exercised in repeating such
stories. They arc very easy to get into
circulation, aud their evil effects arc
very hard TO counteracL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-13
nonsrEs PLEADS GUILTY

To tho Charge OF SwludlInG In tho Hope
TINT drawer Crimes May GO UnohaI.
icngcd.
PHILADELPHIA, Sopt., IL. - II. IL.
Holmes, tho notorious murderer and
Swiudlcr, was to-day indicted Tor the
murder Of Il. F. PiotzoI, whose mysIorl-
Gus death in this city year ago and tho
subsequent collection Of $4,000 in'ur.
anco on his life by lIolmoI, lcd to tho
unwilling Of tho lOttOr's remarkable
criminal record,
Holmes ia now in prison hOro await
ing aculauCo for aWndling tho insurance
company, hoping thereby TO escape tho
detection Of hia gtavcr crlmos. Tho
district attorney will pross for aspoody
trinlln this city. Indictments for muir.
dor have alao boon brought against
Holmes in Toronto, Indianapolis and
Chicago,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-13

CINCINNATI, ONO, Sept 12.-The
political sensation to-day is the com.
mont made among politicians upon the
pronounced uttorancO Of Governor Ne.
Kinley at Springfield in favor Of OK.
Governor Foraker for United States
senator, and his urgent plea mat special
attention DO given to tho election Of tho
legislature. Those who arc accustomed
10 reading between tho lines maintain
that tho unexpected position OF McKin.
10y lie n part OF n combination that is
OF national interest, and that among
other things II means that Ohio will DO
4 unit for Mckinley for President.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-13

Last night at the home Of the brids'S
father, Mr.. John Thompson, at Tay.
lorStoWn, Pa, Miss Romance Thompson
was married TO Mr.. w. Ii. Lorentz, oil
McMechsn. Rev. DR.. Henry Woods, OF
Washington, Pa, oiiiciated. The bride
was dressed In white silk, made Ell
traine, and carried white carnations.
The brides maid was Miss Thompson,
Of Washington. Pa, who wore corn.
colored Silk with ohi1on~iace, aud car.
risd yellow roses. Me room was beau.
tifuly decorated in golden rod aud ferns.
Mr.. and Mrs. LorenU left after the
ceremony for Cleveland, where they
will embark for tour Of tho lakes,
with MaCEinac as the objective point.
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N.u cn.,. At ,Inrtln,. Fsrr,.

Two new cases OF smallpox were re.
ported yesterday afternoon in the
family Of Ed McCarty, on West Wash
inglon street, At Martins Ferry. The
house is Just adjoining that OF Joshua
Whites In which there have been two
cases Of vaTioioid. Mr. McCarty'a
children, boy and girl, aged respect.
ively six and two years, are supposed to
have contracted tho disease from the
White children next door, in spite Of
the rigid quarantine. Both houses arc
now updor quarantine, with moro pre-
caution than ever,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-13

New YonE, Sept. l2.-Itis understood
that valuable trophies may DO offered
for contest be!weOn the yachts Defender
and Yatkyrie oil Newport or Marble.
head. DunraVen NJ one time suggested
racing oil MarbleheRd aud in view OF
tho ilasco OF to-day and its assigned
cause, efforts will bo made to impress
Dunrayen with the dosirabriitv OF such
racing. Sir. Glcnnic's statements to-.
day indicate that any effort to promote
further contest with Valkyrie will provo
fulilp.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-13

Yesterday committee OF Mounds
vile officials, including Mayor Brooks
aud Health Officer steele. came TO
Wheeling to investigate for themselves
the truth about the smallpox situation
aud the quarantine arrangements here.
They mot Mayor Caldwell, Health
Officer Jepson, Councilman Farrell,
Halter aud Clalor, and others, and DR..
Iepson gave them q fail statement Of
tho situation and directions iur provid-
ing safeguards against the spread OF the
disease aud Tor tine care Of cases. They
returned hone apparently very favora.
bly, impressed WIKI the arrangements
for the control Of tho disease adopted
by the Wheeling authorities.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-13
THE CUP STAYS



British patience aud good temper, per.
tinacity and unquenchabls love Of jus.
tico and continues: at ia not easy to
accept tho decision, but we hope wo are
taking It as sportsmen. II is hardly
equitable, but according to tue rules oil
the game. We accept II aud will try
again. It turns out that Mr.. lselin Is a
sportsman with the best OF US, We
shall have another race"
The Globe says: "rhe decision Is re.
ceived with the bittoreit regret and dis.
appointment Still, it is tho duty Of
Englishmsn az true sportamen to accept
il without complaint or protest"
The westminster Gazette SAYS: "FhO
decision certainly puts the good feeling
Of English aud American sportsmen to
a severe test"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-13

entered the house and done the hair
cutting. Mr.. Morgan had heard the
name Of the fellow, but did not like to
give Il, and the same timidlIy aud in
difference was shown by Others. II
was finally learned from OftcSF Doudl
that the man who had performed the
barber work In the Smith household
was John Smith. Dr. Probsl recon-
msndsd that he be quaTantinsd imme.
diately and prosecuted, but up until
noon to-day 10 had not been taken
into custody"
People have been arrested in Wheel
ing for careleIsneII less gross than Is
here charged.