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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-14
ar11h1nE.
All Sorts or I.osai NpWs and Gossip from
die Glass city,


There "a littleA trouble experienced
here In enforcing the strict quarantine
against bridgeport and Martins Ferry
II has Inconvenience d few persons,
but the great mass OF the people are
UNFOLDING the gtrictest adherence To
rigid enforcement OF the rules.
The Christmas market at the First
Presbyterian church Is d great success
Tho knights OF Pythlna took supper
there Thursday night after their lodge
meeting and last night the Chapter
Mnsons visited the market' and par
took OF the good things,
A fellow named prltchard was locked
up Thursday night for being drunk ana
shooting II revolver within the corpor-
ate limits The mayor disposed OF his
case yesterday
Mrs. Fannie McGivern died at her
home here yesterday, aged elghly-slN
yonrs and win be buried tomorrow
afternoon, She formerly lived In
Wheeling,
DIR, ID. G.. Osborne, presiding elder or
this district, held services In the First
NJ. u, church last night preparatory 10
communion tomorrow forenoon In that
church.
Il. Il. Reed, salesman for the Bel-
lalre Stove Company, was called 10
CoshOcton yesterday by the death or
his father from paralysis.
Rev. Father Fitzgerald will give an
account OF his travels in the Holy
Land in the Catholic church tomorrow
night.
The Uniformed Rank Of the knights
Of Pythlas have rented Central hall as
an nrmory and will drill there.
The leo has closed all the space in the
river at the railroad bridge piers eX-
cept the middle span,
Bellalre produces more than n mill
ion dollars worth OF manufactures
every year,
The ElyBIan theRter will close to-
night until the holidays
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A nnnnd nov na,llr nsnt,n.

Some time last summer Richard
Francis, aged about thirteen years, was
taken from the reform school at
Pruntytown by Frederick Quill. to
whom he was bound according to law.
Yesterday nelghbor took the lad to
the Ohio county inflrmary, OF which he
had been an inmate. The boys eyes
were hlacked and his body badly
bruised. He said TINT Quill h0d beaten
him with board because he was un-
able to work his end Of cross-out saw
Quill lives on Cow Kun in Marshall
county. The boys grandfather brought
him to this city yesterday on the way
10 Moundsville to make complaint
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j, II, Dlery, of Darlington, 1.-The man
who made criminal assault on lady
on the Island Thursday night, was not
prosecuted yesterday, the lady deolln-
lng TO appear against him for obvious
reasons. He was let 70, II Is to be re-
srotted In the interests OF the commu-
nifty that he could not be sent to the
penitentiary. Tho assault was Mt the
same time one OF the boldest and most
mlttcd TO have brief interview with
BieTy after he was locked UP, but the
police refused. Had he been permitted
the case would probably have bgen
summnrlly disposed OF,
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OOrEgR IS pI.llIARaxB.
No Evidence Against IIim-'rhe Men Who
Got That sl,uOO Located,


Yesterday T.. A ,Cottcr arrested ON a
charge OF completely In the bunco
scheme by which Henry Beeier OF
Wayneshurg, Pa, was done out OF
$1,000 on Thursday was urraigned be-
fore Squire Phillips, l., S. Jordan Rp-
peared as his attorney. There was no
evidence whatever against him, Beeler
himself saying he did not think Cotter
was IN the scheme, He was therefore
honorably discharged, II appears as u
the whole scheme was made to do up
Cotter buthG did not bite
Beeler says he came here In answer
to a message saying there was a chance
to do a man up for u large sum on n
foot race scheme
Yesterday Strohsneider and Boyd tel
egraphed here from Cleveland to have
their baggage sent on, Instead OF
sending on the baggage Il telegram
was sent to the Cleveland officers to ar
rnst the men ana hold them Beeler IL
determined to pursue them and bring
them back II possible,
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Mrs. Holt Says Ills Impraved IIomGo'
patkIo Home Remedies Cared Her OF
IlhsHmatlSnl,

Mrs. d. Holt, 200 Chaplain street, De-
trolt, Mich, says; "Therc Is no doubt
ing the power Of Munyon's Rheumatism
cure over disease For ten years | was
n constant sufferer from rheumatism.
My feet were swollen, and ! could not
leave my bed. We tried all kinds OF
medicines, but never found relief. FL
nnlly began using Munyon's iheu-
matlsm Cure, The first dose worked u
marvellous change, and after | had FIN
iHhed one bottle the swelling In my foot
was gone. Now am entirely cured and
cannot say enough In praise OF Mum
yon's rheumatism Cure"
Munyon's rheumatism Cure never
falls 10 relieve In one to three hours,
and cures In few days, Price % cents.
Munyon's Dyspepsia Cure Is guaran-
teed to cure all forms OF indigestion and
stomach troubles, Price 90 cents,
Munyon's Catarrh Remedies positive
ly cure. Price Is cents each.
Munyon's Kidney Cure speedily cures
pains in the back, loins and grolns, and
all forms OF kidney disease, Price %
cents.
Munyon's Vitalizer restores lost pow
ers 10 weak men, Price 81,
A separate cure for each disease, At
all druggists, mostly % cents bottle.
Personal letters to Professor hunyon,
1905 Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa, an
swered with free medical advice for any
disease,
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ONE Minute Cough Cure In rightly
mined. II nlfurdg Instant relief from
Hurorlug when AFFLICTED with HevorC
cough or cold II nets on The lhrunt,
bronchial tubes. aud lungs aud never
Drug CO., Wheeling, w, Va, n, IT, Pcn
body, licnwoOd, aud DOWlO u CO.,
DtldgcpOtL v,
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A JEWISH CHRISTIAN
Talks to a Congregation at the United
Presbyterian Church.

Talks TO n Congregation nj the United
Presbyterian Church.
Last evening at the United Presby-
tcrian church, n fair sized crongrega-
tlon was present to hear Rev. Mr..
welngnrt, formerly OF the Jewish faith
but who has since embraced Christian
lily. His talk was devoted to his reasons
for belief In the New Testament as well
as In the Old The age OF miracles Is
past. hut the Bible IL the standing mir
ncle OF the ages and will stand forever.
No book OF human authorship and in
splrntion has been attacked so much
as the Bible; II has been struck Mt by
Jew and Gentle, by Catholic and skcp-
tic. hut like the rock OF Gibraltar, II
stands to-day on as sound Il foundation
us ever. The Bible is the miracle In
which God shows His word.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-14

Ellis, the Pittsburgh checker player,
who holds the bllndfold champion
ship, has been in the city several days
and has succeeded in downing all but
one OF the local big Four" Last even
ing he stacked up against George
Kaiser at the Brunswick and the even
inE's score was az follows; Ellis 4,
KRiaer /. draws I. A crowd Of interest
I'd spectators saw the games,
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special Delivery" the big scenic
melodramn which scored big hit last
senson In New York, Boston and Chi
cagO can he described Ms kaletdQs-
coplc panorama OF all the human pass
ions. Il Is booked for production IN
this city at the Grand the first three
nights OF next week. with Wednesday
matinee
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The brRt gnlvc In the world for cuts,
hrtilson. sores, ulcctB, rnlt rhcum, fever
cores, toltcr chAppcd hands, chllblnnH,
O0rna, and nll skin crnpllOnH, aud posi-.
lively clirCn pllcb, or no pny required,
II In guaranteed Ia rive perfect suits.
faction ar money refunded Price ~
cents per box. For nalc by Logan Drug
Company
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A call has been sent out for meet
Ing ut Indianapolis, January Z, to ar
range for circuit OF running race
meetings for June and July next year.
The movement started with the fur
association In TOrre Haute, which has
decided to give q running meeting
instead OF trotting meeting, leaving
he trotting field alone to the trottlng
association. The purpose Is TO organize
A circuit with from six TO ten cities IN
Indiana, Ohio and Michigan, In this
connection It IL said Wheeling horse-
men will endeaYor TO secure admit
lance to the proposed running circuit.
As the story goes, the running meeting
will be held on o track that may be
built at the north end OF the Island,
on the SchmulhRch property, An eItort
10 secure q confirmation Of the story
was made last night, but the gentlemen
said to be interested could not be found.
4 two weeks meeting is said TO be In
view.
Driven out Of Texas. chased out OF Ar
kansas, outlawed IN st. Louis and CleYe-
land, and regarded with suspicion in
many other places, there is still one
spot this side Of JuareE, Mexico, where
the pugillst-be he a counterfeit or d
hghter on the leyel-is assured immun-
nv from disturbances from any other
source than the gloved hands OF his
adversary,
This place Is Kenton, o.
Kenton will go down In history rs the
Paradise for Pugs, and her mayor Will
become patron saint In FistiHnn. He
&. according to the testimony OF one OF
his constituents, the real stun He Ia as
gamey as u woodcock. and he would
rather see lIght than be elected Presi-
dent OF the United States ANY man
who can cross-counter, duck and UP.
percut. may have the keys to the city or
Kenton. upon application to Its mayor
He can fight anyone who IS willing to
stand up against him, and he can fight
With anything save a butchers clehveT
Axes are barred In Kenton.
But the exponent OF the highest order
OF physical culture must fight In the
Opera house-they call II "oprey' in
Kenton. No barn-iiOor ring, or poorly
constructed arena In cold, unplaster'
cd hall for the mayor OF this new Olym-
pia. Not much. He wishes TO View the
conflict from box seat. and box seats
are only to be found in the "oprey"
house-cincinnatl Commercial Ca
zette.
II has been definitely decided that no
American team will compete In the pro-
posed olymplan games to be held In
Athens, Greece, next year. Prot
sloane. OF Princeton. is the American
representative on the committee OF ar
engagements. Athletics all over the
country looked for the New York A. c.
TO take part In the movement, but Eas-
tern dispatches say that the GothRm-
ties have abandoned the project. be-
cause the date set, April 6. allows them
no time for proper training.
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FOR SALE.

House, II rooms, brick. 18th st., s6.6ol
Hotel, q rooms, Martins Ferry, o. cheap, on
eAsy terms
House. rooms. and s-roomod house In rear,
Market e.. between eth and sth sta, S,Sn.
New houSa, rooms. large lot. ssh 81, Sl.6Ol
House, I rooms, ailh st., st.lO1
House, 8 rooms, 18th St. 81, 800.
House 10 rooms ChGplino IT.. Centre Wheel.
ing, with large lot, cheap on easy terms
House, rooms aud hall, with acres, Pleas
ant Valley. 5000.
House. rooms, Centre Wheeling, 500.
House. s rooms and hall. bath aud both gaBcS
Jacob ST.. between iSIh and 18th. 500.
Hose. & rooms and hall, lot J0xlO0 Il, near
street car barn. cheap. Ni0.
Corner lot. Lind ST. - foot front. cheap. $3.50.
lots In McAech6n. North DeuWood. Glendale
Island. Edglngton. Park Wow Pleasant VALLEY
and many other lots in and near city. CAL and
got prices,
$500
A.. 9th ward. 5000
2iSt, lot 4iKi9O Il
House, 5 rooms iilh st., 81. COZ
Lots OH Lind ST. BolvodorN ESQ and $40 each.
business property on Market st. ~ moderate
PtsISSS 500 $50, ssoa 1900 aud $3.50 to loan on
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-14

The Cumberland Valley Base Bail
League magnates will hold n meeting
at ChRmberBburg, Pa, next week. Har-
rlsburg Martinsburg. York, Hanover
and Gettysburg Will have representa-
tlyes there. Next yOnr's league will bo
made up Of either six or eight clubs.
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Mile. rclllng-Idylc. dcorgc W., Miss
Perkins. Proverb, Invade, ~. II. Fly, jrr
lH, Miss Mamie. 100: Bcntiicc. l0I: Dr.
Pafkr, lDs, PrlR. 100.
Reyon and Onc-half furiongE, two.
yeAr.oI1s -JOab, Ladd, 0Si T'ondeat 90;
Lazy Maud. ~: Imp Hunt, Onnlnnkn,
loIi hllllnn H., FrItEie, Bautcrnc. Equl-
lrr iW.
Reyon and Onn.half fuDUnga- Sir
John l,onnud, Lizzie NJ, Major Me-
L0ughllu r. q. Nichols, Lucy He'll,
100 Jack thr Jew. King Elm, me- over
ella King Mlohncl no.
Nile and seventy yards, Dry Mono
polo hnndlcnp--Jlm Flood. y3i Han
IpNhe, ps. NlOOllnl, D7 booze. lOi For
t'l lOi. Maurice, 100; Iluckwa, lls;
Gov Hh"chnn, 1872.
Three. fourthn miie-uold Dust, rus.
,!,nnn, iunn, The llook, Levlna e.,
vll Dominion, MOpaey 100: BpcndOllnu,
Nhhlhnl Wnrwlckahlrc, ll2.
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This evening the ~ and "B" River
side mill teams will bowl at Fette'a
alleys. South side. The losing team
pays the freight.
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HOLIDAY GOODS at G. Hess & sonS.
Bay tho celebrated Eighmlo white SHIRT.
fits perfect. Price 81 90.
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wIFE-Hcre's nm account Of n man
who shot himself rather than suffer the
pangs OF Indigestion. HuBbnnd-The
fool! Why didn't he take De Wits Lit
tie Early RiserH2 used to suffer aS
bad nS no did before commenced taxi
ing these little pills. Logan Drug Co.,
wheeling, W. Va, B i. Peabody. Ben
wood. and Bowie & Co.. bridgeport, ..
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BUY Diamonds from Dillon. Wheat
& Hancher Co and you are sure to
get the best. .
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WITH THE BOWLERs,
The Nightly Rseora OF str.lts and spare.
on the ALLEYS,

Last evening In the South Sido
League the Standards defeated Orient
twice In three games At Fettc's alleys.
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WE open Novelties after each daily
express. ....
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THE greatest Bargain counter In the
city, at JOHN FRIEDEL a. cos,
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT. APRIL l, 1896. NO. l4O4
Inquire Of HENRY X. LIST, The city Bank Of
yhNallnH delO
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THE greatest Bargain counter In the
city, ut JOHN F1llEDE1. Il cos,
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ANOTHER stock OF those Ladies'
Writing Tablets just received.
s&T-G CARLE BROS.
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THE greatest Bargain counter IN the
city, at JOHN FRIEDEL & cos.
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LAnGE assortment Of shaving Mugs At
n. n, tlllItnnn A co.'s
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COUGHING lrritates the delicate or
gans and aggravates the disease. In
stead Of waiting, try One Minute Cough
Cure. 1t helps at once, making expec'
toratIon easy, reduces the soreness
and inflammation. Every one likes II
Logan Drug Co., Wheeling. w. va, y
+. Peabody. Benwood. and Bowie q
Co.. bridgeport, o. B
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-14
WORLD OF SPORT.
Wheeling May Have II Running
Meeting in 1896.
A NEW CIRCUIT BEING FORMED

m which wheeling I, Said to bs later
,.tsd- KsntOu Haven Tor PaE1liA'''
Last Nights Rowling Contests oa the
sOuth slds-RSsss at New orlsRps-Ths
CUMBERLAND valley HaAS ball League,
Other sporting News
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BARGAINS in Diamonds at II. E. mi.
man s Co.'S.
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FOR SALE
Residence, Pleasant Valley.
Lot on South Harou street for less than cost
No. @ North Front street
Lot on South Front street
Lot on south Huunu street
Residence Wo0dsdalA
Residence South Huron street
ElE.roofPcd house, Peninsula
HOnNe and lot, National road, Sill
Residence Kentucky street.
Residence. Thlrty.hEst street.
Residence. ChApline street
Residence, NcColloch street.
Residence, Fifteenth street
Residence, Sixteenth street
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BARGAINS In Diamonds at II. E. Hill.
man s CO.'S.
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BARGAINS in CLOCKS ut
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LARGE assortment. Of Gold and Filled
ChrlnS aud bracelets ut II. Il. lIillmAn 3
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Now is n good time to make an ex-
change. We can allow you more for
them during the holidays than at any
other time. as the demand is greater.
C. A. HOUSE.
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srocKHoIppRs' MEETINGS
CTOCKHoLDERs' MEETING.

Tho annual mcetlugol the st ockholders Of the
National Bank OF West Virginia at Wheeling Will
DO held a. the Banking House on TUESDAY, Jan;
uary Ia. 1896 between the hour Of one ~ and
three ~ o'clock p. m for ne , ssS1I9n O. a''
Fectora. JOHN MAtNEk ShihlSt'
WUEgLISG, ". VA, December II. 1895. dell
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HAvlLAND China. Lower than any
house In the city.
DILLON, WHEAT & HANCHER CO.
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BEIGE LIST

10 plocO Toilet sOt, pluln."","mS1 30
10 pIcco Toilet sct, decorated" 1 sg
l2 piece Toilet sol, plalu""m,.m 9 o.
i9 piOcO Toilet sOl, dOcorNtOd."o. o A
90 ploCO T'Oa Set plaln.o"m,"m . 90
lOi plOcc Dinner Sol, plain. A 80
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BARGAINS In Ladies' and Cents
Watches, at II. r HILLMAE s CO.'S.
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COME In and see the PocltOt-bookB
wo are selling for 20 cents and 81.
CARLE BROS.
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A USED
kfhnlCh h Inch Upright
Tor shlo cheap.
" W. BANNER h co,

"'''G"'","nS' " o. 'nii"iuksSa 1884, o%'s."
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TOR RENTAL LEATHERWooD.
ono house with ton rooms two With eight
rooms each; modern in design aud containing
every convenience. PcnOnS contemplating a
change Of residence will do vol to SEQ thOm.
Possession given Immediately.
dell J. J, HOLLOWAY.
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DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS.

We arc offering tho Sweeney Foundry Lots.
fronting on Chapllnc and Roll streets md
TWentysevohth street, In = foot or % loot
front al very reasonable nrlCos on very easy
terms B1th streets and sidewalks htu paved,
with water, EAS md sewerage In. Electrlo cars
on both streets Anyone thinking 81 securing
home could not do better than 10 buy while
the price lsSo vpry low.
suburbs At greatly reduced prices Cali on Us
bOlorO buying elsewhere.
Money 10 loan Rt6 per cont
ROLF Go NANm.
Tol.sA so FOURTEENTH srREEE
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Tho Present Attraction
ltIcea.
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BARGAINS IN diamond Cuh HnttOna
nd Chnfns ut II. n. Huffman q Cas-
The St. Johns herald., 1895-05-23
Three BurglarleS.

The crooks played high jinks at Tempe last night, going wherever they pleased and taking what there was to be taken, at their own sweet will. with none to modest or to make them afraid. The burglaries as fur as heard from, all took place in the business center of town.
 The till in McCamly's saloon was broken into and the contents amounting to ten dollars, WAS talk en. The crooks visited 1 ilge's bakery where they tapped the money drawer to the tune of seven dollars and fihycents, About twelve o'clock Chris Sigala, who was sleeping at the NEWS office. heard what sounded like the open ing and closing of 6 door at Hine- man & Gill's store. He had no thought of burglars however, and did not pay any attention to it. A short time later he heard some one passing the open door of the office and saw 8 man dressed in a light suit of clothes going by. Still the idea of theives did not enter his head. but this morning::brought revelation. Burglars had effected an entrance into the store through the basement. They also went out the same. way. Ascouple dallars samll change that had been left in the till was taken, also as far as csn be discoverd, a number of fine neck ties and silk handhenchiefs.
 The efTectiyeness of our night watch is being severly criticised, and the fact that the burglaries took place in the part of town whese one would naturally expect the night police to De found, there seems to be reasonable grounds for complaint.-Tempe News.
The St. Johns herald., 1895-05-23
\ Bogus Grant.

"The Peralta claim has run its course. Forgery, perjury and su- bordination of perjury have been committed in almost every form" says the attorney of tue court of private land claims, Matt G. Key holds, in letter to Attorney Gen e:al Olney: This claim has been hanging over the best part of Arizo- na3for twenty-five years. Is has clouded titles and forced investors and residents to pay large sums for releases. It has delayed settlement and development. And now the end of it has come"
 The case is set for trial in the private land claims court in June. MT. Reynolds says he is prepared not only to defeat the right of the present claimants to the alleged grant, but to go even further and challenge the existence of any such grant to the alleged Baron Peralta. In other words, the government in- vestigation, just concluded by Mir. Reynolds, discloses that this claim to property valued at $75,O00, 900, and rapidly growing in value, rests upon nothing but stupendous foundation of fraud.
 "Mr. Reynolds believes that the government will be able to do more than this; he has collected the evil dence which will show the parties responsible for the. manufacture of the bogus title and of the false tes- timony and records.-Gazette.
The St. Johns herald., 1895-05-23
TIE publisher of newspaper hal

TIE publisher of 6 newspaper has one thing to sell and one thing to rent, says an exchange. He has the newspaper to sell and the space in his columns to rent. Can any one inform us why he should be expect ed to give away either one or the other2 He can do SC if he chooses and he does, as a matter of practi- cal fact, furnish Q great deal oi space rent free. But it does not fol- low that it ought to be recognized as contribution exactly as would be giving away of sugar or coffee by the grocery man. But. strange to say, it is not looked upon in that light. The existence of a newspa- per depends as much on the rent of his space and the sale of his paper as the merchants success depends on selling his goods instead of giy- ing them away.
The St. Johns herald., 1895-05-23

Sheriff Cameron, of Coconino county, came down on last Monday afternoons tram in persuit of a witness who was wanted in the prosecution of 8 gang of gar.
 roters, plug g-uglies and hold-ups who had their headquarters in Williams, and were known as the terrible twelve" He ran on to his man..in few minutes after his arrival here, anl returned with him to Flagstaff the next morning
 Two or three of this gang have been convicted already, and this one who tried to skip the country, because, as he said, he was afraid of being killed in case he testified in fine