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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-13
NOTICES
NOTICE.
or the Drawing for Redemption
Of Bonds Of 1855 Of the City Of
Wheeling.

Notice Is hereby given by the commissioners
OF the loan Of 1855 OF the city OF Wheel.
Ing. that on June .. 1895. pursuant to
tho requirements OF tho ordinance OF snid
city. passed May 70, laSj, entitled "An Or.
dlnnncc 10 Provide for tho Issue md Sale OF
BONDS Of the City OF Wheeling. to he known as
Bonds Of lSsj. mud for the redemption and pRy.
imcnt thereof, and pruHidins for tho payment
into tho City Treasury OF certain mounts
from the revenues OF tho Gas and Water
Works. tho following described bonds
Issued under said ordinance wcrn duly
determined by lot by said commissioner for re.
dcmpti0n and rayinout on the iirsi day OF July.
1871. 10 wit; Bonds No. ono ~. for SlOJ; No. two
~, for SOD: No. six lGN. for Sl03; No. twenty.
No. EcvCnty-two (1Il. for 500: NJ. SGvUnty.Six
i7GJ. for 500: no clghty,ilvc iSil, for $50 80.
lightweight lSSI. for SJHI; No. ono hundred and
ten no. for SFO: No. one hundred md nineteen
QlW. for Sl.0Jl: No, one hundrrd aud thirty. -four
0In. Tor 5000; No. one hundred aud fDrty.thrco
uiO. for Sl,UG: No. one hUnlrci md fttv.SiN
uTil. forSl .O0j; M. one hundred Rnd sGvcnty.ilvs
N7ii, for 81 ,UGD; No, one hundred and nincIy.Siy
Ngi,, for 81 ,tJl; No. I'VE hundred mud ifty.onO
(.jil, for Sl,UnO. thRt said bonds will no redeemed
and pHll NJ tho Bank VI the ohio Valley, In the
city OF Wheeling. West Virginia by said com.
miS,iOncrs OIL aud inter said ilNt day Of july.
lSlj, mud TINT Mll bonds so determined viii
cease to bear intcrcS, rom tho last mentioned
day md date.
COMMISSIONERS OF TIE LOAN OF 1885,
Jet BY FL DnGwSs, Chairman.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-13

| havo secured tho finest Hair Re.
storcr on the market, which is guar.
aniocd to restore gray. faded M blcaclcd
hair to their natural color. Ialso mako
n specially OF ladies and ccntlcmen's in.
visible wigs and toupots. Scalp treat.
ment n specially. Manicurinc, so cents.
J. FRoSr. lbs Main street,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-13
Atlantic Tea Go.
VIC Lead, Let Those Who Can Follow

and viewed tho tino exhibition OF paint.
ings and drawings Of tho pupils, aud all
woro sorry when it came limo to take
tho train 20 return to Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-13

All persons knowing themselves indebted TO
tho estate Of Elijah Marlirc, deceased. aro re-
qucstcd To settle, and nil persons having claims
against said cSin.o will present them 10 INC for
settlement
mylS C. S. TERRELL. Administrator.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-13

Constipation and sick headache POSI-
lively cured by Japanese Liver Pellets.
bO pills IS cents. Charles Il. Gouiso
end ", ". Irwin.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-13
PRICB LIST.

Standard Package CoNtc. per pound"."".".2oc
faucT Cal Ev. Peaches. per ponnd-"..,""" I o.
Fancy Cal. Ev, Apr!cots. per b......,.,,,,...- toc
Fresh Rolled Oats. ! pourdS."..".......""..2Sc
Frcin iIu,tcr Crackers, . pounds."..""".25c
pscsh Ginger suapI,6 pound'"".",.....".,, csc
Fresh KnIck. KnacES, 1 pounds -.-""....""""25c
frcSh Lunch Glkos. per pound ..---"""". Tc
frcSh Lemon Cakes. pgr pound ..."......." 7c
hest Standard Tomatoes, I cans......-"m,"..2 5c
Choice Sugar Corn. 8 cans ...""."."...m.m Csc
Choice l'eaS & cans ao,...... ........"...",..m $50
Best HCtchup, per plnt bottle, .."........"m. DC
Best Kotchup. smaii, Q bottles.
staki Salmon. fla. can, : cani".."..,...a.""..25c
Large Tumblcr Mustard. , for .a.,...,,."-~.25c
raIue'4 Root Beer, ) bottles .,,....,.m,t.""~.25c
Jelly Glasses, COY. half.plntS, per doL. .,.".,30c
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-13
A BARGAIN
IN REAL ESTATE

weoGcr for sale at a bursaiu. Lots No. IS s.d
Il In Nock No. .. Old Fair Grounds addition.
fronting 60 feet on the west side OF North liUn3
street. between Kentucky and New JERSEY S;rgc%
On lot No. II is u double irainc cottage dwcll;a;
Ola rooms each. Nos. Il aud 4lt5 y. Huron =.
Also three vacant lots. Nos, -. Is naI :.
Rlock No. =. on the cast side OF North Wa0AsA
street. NJ the Il icncctiO OF Indiana street E.sa
lot Is 3ONlD feet. II bought soon. can be IL!
very cheap,
Part OF lot No. IS on the west side o! Main :.
between Twcnty.Sccond street and alley y. las
Il frontage OF @!tt5 feet and extends 10 the alley in
the rear.
Binding lots in Woodsdalc. Lcatherwooi a24
Pleasant Valley.
MONEY LOANED on CITY REAL ESTATE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-13
JAMES A. HENRY.

.RcalEitatO Agent. Collector. Eotary Publ, ~,
Pension Attorney, No. 1911 MarkGESrl, -: -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-13

FOR SALE
No. GIG National TOad. 7.roomed housc. s,o
No. o. North Front street.
Lot on South trout street
No. 1929 McoQIloch street, Goxi2O icGt. NSn
No. 7 Kentucky street.
No, . HontucGy street.
No. 6 Thlrty'nnt'St., IL ro0mod dsellIn,
Nc. g7i0 Market street. sl,2p.
No. ?2il Main St,cet, 6ro0mel brick on I.o,,
and j,r00ncd frame on alley. for s ,lOL
Real OstL!s ofeYcfy description.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-13
KAYsER's 81 90 Silk Gloves for 55c,
at EMsnEIMEI's Removal SALE, :

When BABY wns nick, VIC Eavc her Castorl..
When ahc was a Child, she cried for CastorI-,
Whom sho became Miss, flo cluns to Car;orin.
Whca she had Chlldrcu. ahc gave them CaatorIa.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-13

HARRY j. FINK.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-13
FOR SALE.

Modern ninc-rooincd residence. with all coz
vcnicuccS that you eau Eet In the city. L%l'
ton the most desirable In Pleasant Valley. oa'
OF the choice spots OF Ohio county. AZ a Tistl
less price than such II property could be rrP;S
ducoi for.
y big bargain in II sevcn.roomcd b'icG hose
No. y Eighth street
To LET-nwcllincs and dwelling rJ1Es 10
centre part OF the city. Possession nov %
July /.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-13
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

NVNNTSoIUNTINS Ut HE LVNN VT M
jet BY FL DnTmSs, Charm
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-04-11

islaturc granting relief and fixing up
mistakes bad one,
Senator Austin was surprised that 50
many distinguished senators had taken
SO great an interest in the bill when
by their own admissions the bill only
affects his tAuStin'Sl constituents, lie
read a letter in answer IL Senator
Spcu$lcy from CITY Attorney {. IL.
Hamilton. of Milwaukrt, showing that
the officials Of Milwaukee do want
the hill passed, Mr.. Austin said he
thought the people OF the state have an
interest in milwaukee, and take pride
in the metropolis and their reprESrnt-
attNcS should assist in all that is good
tor milwaukee,.
The bill WAS ordered eugroSScd and
read 4 third time. On motion OF Sru-
ator rhalcn the bin was passed under
suspension OF the rules,
Senator Pierce introduced. Ivy leave
OF joint resolution Il bill IL appropri
ate $4,000 to the state Agricultural
society.
On motion OF Senator ltmmr bin No.
25S senate. to revise amend and con
Solidate the laws OF the state relating
TO game and fish and their prcScrN n
ton, was taken up under suspension OF
the rules and passed.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-04-11

Wheeling. W, Va, April o,-rhe
tour~story block OF I. I. Hutchinson \
Co, hardware and wagon makers, col.
mpSed without warming North OF 1t
ChampAn \ Son were Just finishing u
five story brick block to be used as a
pane glass and building supply store,
and they already had stored IN II S1i,-
600 worth OF stock, The party wall OF
this building was pulled out. The
crash of the falling buildings was ter
rite and soon drew thousands TO the
scene, The horror OF the accident was
Increased 10y the fire which broke out
immediately and, as thcrc We're large
quantities OF oil, turpcntinc and the
like in the building Of Chapman \ Son,
the situation was delicate. Euur ON
plnycs, Robert Wiuches, Eugene
Rtrrh, t. j, nomn, NJ. j, Ford. were
buried In the ruins. Charles Halter,
huokkrcpcr. and Adam Blum, junior
partner wore penned up against the
rear walt and TltNsed by prying the
bars OIL the windows. They were bad
ly hurt. r. 4, Hutchinson, was IN
the scrond story and was badly n-
iurcd, Hopes are entertained that he
may recover. Ford was reached after
hard work and found alive, lie was
removed to n hospital. lie may get
we'll ME other three employees are
stu IN the ruins and ARE doubtless
dead When the collapse came, Ford
a. ,,f tn IN Ia
min T., rritcmrd, II wagon manutNet-
urcr prltchard's dead body was found
lying across FNrd's legs, lie was
crushed to death,
Shortly before the accident Rev.
Father +. H. rarkc vicar general of
the Catholic diocese OF Wheeling. was
seen Ia enter the alley and he was he
llcNed to have been killed. and the he
liri was sadly confirmed by the rccov-
cry of his body, \ Western Union
telegraph messenger boy, Harry Cowi,
Is also thought 10 have been In the nj
ley but his body has not yet been e-
covered. No others are known to be
lost. The smoke pcrmcated to the nd
Joining house occupied by Speyer
brothers. wholesale milllncrs, and
their loss win be heavy, The water
caused serious damage u Grecr IL
lang's hardware stoiV and CIT l'ros
\ Co, hardware dealers. The cellars
are flooded for block ten streams
playing MI day, and at \ o'clock mt
night the fire was still burning but
nnIpr nnutroI tIhn iotnI lnhS viii mo
heavy
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-04-11

could accept the Judgment of the lower
court as final, or tight for another trial.
1t is pretty we'll determined that the
men in New York who have biz in
comes will adopt the latter alternative
and compel the government IL sue
them for their taxes. 1t Is also pretty
certain that men with small incomes
will very generally follow their eN-
ample and risk the penalty of 80 per
cent. for default upon the chance Of
obtaining L more favorable verdict the
neAt time. \ prominent hank prrSi-
dent said that the feeling WAS So
strong in New York that he doubted
whether To per cent. of tar residents
Of this city whose incomes exceed ST.,
coo would pay the taN until after an
other judicial decision. lie further as
sertS that every banker and member
of the stock exchange in the city will
go into court If necessary t. resist the
collection. The same course VIII be
followed by the trust companies ana
large corporations, who do not care
So much about the payment of the as.
sessment, but object to the inQuiSi-
torial features which requires them To
make sworn returns of their earnings
or dividends and give their competitors
an opportunity to tiud ont what they
are doing. \ director in one of the
largest, closest and riches corporations
III this country said: Il am willing to
pay my taxes per cent or any other
reasonable amount-hut have Il very
important reason just now for not let
ting the collector of internal revenue
and the clerks in his office know what
our earnings are. The provision of the
law that torhidS an employee of the
government to reveal the contents of
the income tax returns will he no pro
lection to me. There are men who
would pay a large sum to lind out Just
what it is most important for me to
conceal"
Last evening Commissioner Miller
decided to require all persons who
made returns to atfidavitS to facts as
to the amount of income received from
rents and bonds and those who have
not yet sent in returns to make neccs-
SarN correction thereon before doing
So The commissioner and Mr.. John
son. chief of the income tax division,
will have conference on the steps
to be taken to make returns conform
to the supreme court decision and 1t
is hoped that n definite conclusion
may he arrived ut some time today,
1t is probable that the courts will be
called upon to explain just what the
decision is intended to exempt from
the tax
so far as the lower courts are con
cerned' said Attorney General Olney,
the decision of the supreme court
upon the income tax law is as bind
ing as if the whole court had been
unanimous in its favor. cannot be
lieve any judge would grant an in
junction to prevent the collector from
collecting the tax on incomes de-
rived from other sources than rents
or state and municipal bonds in the
face of the supreme courts action.
The only way that | can see by
which persons who object to paying
the tax can secure judicial action is
by their paying the tax under protest
and entering a suit for its recovery
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-04-11
GERMAN SUES MILWAI' NEE.
Scheme for Spent Grain Causing Som'
Trouble in the Cream City.

rich Ernest otto. of Dortmund. Ger
many. has brought suit in the United
States court against the Adam Gcttlr-
mann Brewing company for alleged
infringement on his patent on an ap-
plance for drying spent grain. 1t is
claimed for the new apparatus that by
It's use spent grain, after being dried,
is worth SIG and upwards per ton as
cattle food. Heretofore ii was the Gus
tom for br"wcrieS to sell spent grain in
a wet condition very cheap to farmers.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-04-11
WANAMAKER AND HASTINGS.

Harrisburg, Pa, April 10. 1T Is
given out on good authority that ex-
Postmaster General John Wanamaker
and Governor Hastings have formed
nm alliance. The former wants to
succeed Don Cameron In the senate,
while Hastings is full-fedged can
ddate for president.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-04-11
BELOIT GETS IT.


Milwaukee, April 10.Thc Mllwau-
kee district convention Of Congrega
tional churches has purchased the free
Will Baptist buildings aud grounds at
Rochester, Wis, which the Rochester
academy. which was established by
convention last September has been
occupying. The Rochester academy
will now continue ms permanent
school In nnilatlon with the Bcloit
college. the trustees Of Bclolt assist
Ing I'm the mana cement.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-04-11
WILL NOT CONTEST.
Young Aubrey Files an Answer t.
the Divorce Bill

Chicago, April 10.-.Iames Matthew
Aubrey. Jr., has filed an answer to
the divorce bill Of Mrs. Pauline Au-
hrey. daughter of Chief Justice Full
Ter. The answer admits single
charge in the bill. which is that OF ex-
cessive indulgence in intoXicantS
The answer being purely formal one
shows that Aubrey does not desire TO
contest the case
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-04-11
pIANKINruN RANK AFFAIRS
Payment of Dividends by the Re-
ceivers Ia hc Made.

Milwaukee, April i0,-Thc payment
OF the first dividends by the receivers
bunk nnd the third dividend by the
bunk will he made today The pay
mcnt Will be ten per cent. Of the divi-
dcnd upon money still owing the de-
postors by the bank which IL some
thing like 100000 Of the original
debt Of Sl.100OOO. Toward this pny
mcnt over SG5. 900 hns been collected
from The stockholders. The assignee
has also collected considerable money
from parties owing the bank and the
fourth dividend will probably he paid
during the summer.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-04-11
SENATE EVENING SESSION.

\ short calendar and many minor
features in the senate in the evening.
Senator Burke introduced Il bill. 10y
leave of joint resolution, relating to
circuit courts in Dodge and Naukc-
Sha counties. Under suspension of
the rules the bin was passed
Senators McGcchan'S bill to provide
for the building of a bridge over East
river in Green Bay was put upon its
passage and passed
Assembly Bills Passed:
Relating to Il board of immigration.
Relating to the punishment of vaE-
lanCy.
senator ThayCr offered II resolution
To allow Senator Pierce to Introduce
Il bill relating to the property of the
state Agricultural society. II was
adopted.
No. POI a relating to the treatment
of inchriatcs came up on its cngroSS-
mcnt. Senator officer instituted diIa-
tory proceedings with no success ana
it was ordered to n third reading.
Senate Bills Killed:
Making Summit avenue in MiIWau-
kee a boulevard.
For the protection of laborcrs ana
maternal men in Milwaukee.
Senator Spcnslcy objected to bill
so senate relating to special assess
mcnt for opening. widening. extending
and improving streets in cities and
providing for appeals from assess
ments Of benefits and damages in pro
H1ndingS thercfOr and limiting the
time for maintaining actions to set
aside such assessments and certificates
based thereon. and to provide for the
payment Of such certificates when adj
judged invalid and for rcassessment
in such cases. Senator Spensley said
the bill is to legaliZe a contract to
pave Grand avenue In Milwaukee
where Judge Johnson decided il a con
tract without warrant. He said that
the matter Is in the supreme court
and should be passed upon and set
tied by that body He thought the
legaliZing process Of something IL
legal is a bad precedent to establish.
He thought the paving company should
he left where the law leaves II. He
said special assessments are a source
Of robbery in many cases and It was
only by the safe guard Of the law
and courts that these robbcrics may
be prevented.
senator Phalen spoke IN favor Of the
bill. He said that Milwaukee Is get.
ting 10 be more than a village now and
should be allowed 10 take on the airs
OF a metropolitan city. He thought the
Milwaukee officials should be allowed
to make Improvements in tile face Of
the opposition by unprogressive citi-
Zcns. lie said the work 81 arranging
for the paving had been properly and
legally done and the assessment list
placed in way to meet opposition AZ
ter which Il was ratified by the com
mon council of Milwaukee He said
the decision af Judge Johnson Is ahard.
ship fel tile contractors and the bill II
not 4 pr0p9sltion 10 rob anybody or
take anyboat.s property away. He
did moi think the precedent Of the leg.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-04-11
Madison, Apvil 10

Madison, Aprll 10,
The senate was called to order Tues.
day morning 10y Lieutenant Governor
BaeuSch. Rev. Roehl offered prayer
The senate adopted Mr.. Rurkc'S rcsu-
luton of respect and coincidence on the
death OF Judge a. Scott Sloan 10y
a unanimous rising vote.
The assembly JOINT resolution to tinal-
ly adjourn April Is came up and was
argued for by Senator Austin. Sen
ntor SpcnSley introduced an amend
ment making it April 20, which was
adopted by Il vote of Ii to IL.
The assembly bill relating to per
Sonal safety in factories, hotels, etc,
was reported for Inconvenience,
which was denied, and the bin was
laid over to Thursday.
Bills Passed:
Appropriation for examination or
drinking waters.
Relating to pension fund for fire
and police departments
Creating new board of control of
tive members.
Relating to the distribution of blue
books
Relating To Il register of probate for
Milwaukee, county,
The assembly mchratc bill To pro
vide for county keclry cures was laid
over.
The bill To cSta hliSh n board Of inn
migration and advertise the resources
of the state was debated With much
eloqucnce, 10y Senators Bashford, Ken
uedy and Burke against, and Senators
Mills. Weeks and Brown for, The bin
was ordered to a third reading. the fol
lowing voting in the negative: lash
ford. Burke Conger and Kennedy.
The assembly bin which forbids in
Surance agents from acting as asses
SorS. came favorahly from the commit
tee Senator Timmr opposed IT, The
vote was II to II; the chairs vote So
curing indefinite poStponrment.
The joint resolution authorizing Mr..
RuckStat1 to introduce Il bill relative To
free libraries was conCurrcd in.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-04-11
A BIG LEGAL ARRAY
INCOME TAN DECISION SETS
OFFICIALS GUESSING.
HARD To SAY lust WHAT THE
COURT HAS DONE.

Returns, However. Win he Received
by the Collectors NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
the Feeling of Uncertainty
Per Cent. Loss of Revenue-olueN
Talks ON the subject
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-04-11
CROPS GOOD ELSEWHERE.
SO Says the Weekly Report From the
Weather Bureau.

Washington. April 10.-The weather
bureau in weekly review of the
weather crop conditions says that upon
the whole the week has been favor
able. Corn planting has progressed
rapidly. under favorable conditions in
southern states. Preparations for corn
planting have been made In the mid
die Atlantic states and pla nting has
begun in Missouri and Kansas. Win
ter wheat has greatly improved during
the week in Illinois. and is in good
condition in Michigan, Missouri and
eastern Kansas but less favorable
reports are received from Minnesota
and Wisconsin. where It is reported
as badly winter killed while in Ne
bra ska the crop suffered from drought
and high wind Tie spring wheat
seeding II we'll advanced In Mime
suta and south Dakota and while some
seeding has been done IN North Ia
E9ta. the work Is retarded by dry
weather Oat seeding i progressing
rapidly and nearly the entire acreage
IF this crop has been snwn In Hi.
nais Indiana Iowa and Missouri
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-04-11

London. April TO- The Globe. in re-
ferring To the decision of the supreme
court Of the nited States rs to the
constitutionality of the income tax
says: Every man in this country will
regret that there is no supreme court
ot the American variety here. Never
in all the long history Of the English
bench have they scared to the heights
81 liberty reached 10y the American
Judges Monday. 1t is quite impossible"
to establish such tribunal here
The st james Gazette comments on
the supreme court decision in a similar
strain and adds NO one has sug
g.Sfed that this august tribunal can he
nrihed tn the manner familiar 10 Iiti-
giants III some If the inferior courts 1T
he union Still it Is significant that
the politics of the various judges are
carefully mentioned in the dispatches.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-04-11
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.

Milwaukee. April 10. Judge Lud.
wig appointed Duane MONEY receiver
for the firm Of Gross Brothers, soap
manufacturers.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-04-11
WON BY RAILROADS
HALLS BILLS KILLED AFTER
nERATE.
VOTE Is ONERW HEl .Ml\GlN
AGAINST THEM.

Board of Immigration XIII Passes in
the Senate The Milwauker Grand
Avenue Paving Matter is Fully
Aired in the Upper House Other
Events of the Day.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-04-11
SPIRITS GO DOWN.


Peoria, April 10. The prices Of
spirits and alcohol was reduced two
cents per gallon To MI distributors,
This * n result Of the disruption OF
the Spirit Distlllcrs' association by
the withdrawal Of the Pcorin and
Prldn independent house. ana Is be-
licycd to be but the first OF series
Of cuts
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-04-11
BIG BUILDINGS FALL
AND CRtS MANY LIVES Be
MEATH THEM.
LOSS OF PROPERTY WILL BIZ
HEAVY.

TWO Large Structures ut Wheeling
Collapse and bury Several Men In
rhcir Fall-Fathcr rarKc a Victim
Proprietor Hutchinson May Not
Recover,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-04-11

Parker-I would join the church II
1t wasn't full Of hypocrites Tucker
Oh. you are mistaken about that.
There's always room for one more.
Life.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-04-11

Chicago. April ia New York let
ter 10 The Record says that lawyers.
discussing tile income tax decision.
agree that an evenly divided court can
render 10 verdict. and that A. IN the
case II hung jury the defendant