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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-10-04
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-10-04
SaS xhal abm drts.

TapIor.--Sisr fieIsn pdbrenb bes
Sturmes am Donneritas piele Saeel'
fDrner, bic aber nidt piel S4aben an,
ridteien.
Die 4rbeitsr Der IrdbaIb Wins
iinb am Dienitas ausbeSabIt worben.
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eripdblte am Samtaa 9a6t neue Be-
amten.
-3pei 2abenbisbinnen iudten am
Wlontas bic peridiebenen 2dben bon
Ioplor beim unb entipenoeten aus ben.
ieIben oiperfe Waaren.
- Die Gaplor Shine mubts am Won,
tag Ra6mittas ben 9etrisb einiteaen.
inbsm brei Barren ben Sdadt binab'
iieIen unb Elm Wrad anri1teten.
-Sn Weit aboea brannte Sienitas
abenb bes Wobnbaus bon 8m. @eIter
nieoer.
- Ser neue WilIiam 4. BREEDER su
Durpsa 1T am Dienitas in 8strisb ssfeBt
tporben unb bieIe baben babur6 tpieber
4rbeit erbalten.
- @eores Dunn bon 9urpea III am
Samitas in Der Sallteab Wline 3nii6en
bslaoenen Barren sefansen iporben uno
ibm bic Nrme unb 8sine 70 ihIimm su.
ssri1tet unb aud inns,Iid berIebt, bab
er am slei6en Ibenb i'm Noies SapIor
Soipital farb.
- 9as 8sHeIbaus bes Seeber Dam
S6adteS Der O., 8. & W. So. su Durpea,
in bem aebn 9ampffefeI entbalten
naren. brannte am Witttpod Natt Isb,
ter @ode nieber unb pieIe Nrbeiter tpur'
ben babur6 arbeitslos sema6t, inbsm bic
Minen feinen Dumpf gum 8etrisb erbal.
ten fonnten.
= Sobn Serbert unb gtber W. Sabs
fel, beioe bon Olb Sorse. besaben fit
lebte 8oae mad 8insbamton. um iib
permdblen su laiien, mubten aber unbers
ribteter Sade suriidfebreu. ba am l.
Sept. in gleip DOrt elm Geieb in 8raft
trat, bas cine 2sens erforberIi6 ma6t.
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gBilfeSbarre RadhriAten.

- Ser 1lidbrise Sobn 8enesfi er.
trant am Dlitiipc6 i'm Slub BEL glanticofe.
- Dreisebn @efansene ipurben bon
bier am Witiipo9 nad bem 3u6tbauis
absefiibrt.
- SIN berfphenen Wonat iiarben
bier 81 9erionen. eesen "a i'm sIei4en
Nonat porisen Sabres.
- Or. Sarpep 9roipn bon ainshon
farb am Sreitas Ibenb na6 turser
8ranfbelt an Der gIuSssbruns.
Sn bem ReIion Wliaer 9pnumit.
faa bra6ten bic @eidporenen einen
8abripru8 uuf Worb i'm eriten @rabe
Elm.
- Ser Dlinsr Mi6ueI S. Ganbon il
am Sreitas in Der SimpiOn & 0utfins
Diine su 8robrid bur6 sinen Sal bon
5elsseiiein set0btet iporben.
ISABELLA. bic Is Sabre alte Tod.
ter Der Wirtbin S. s. @iaiams su
9uaerne Borough. beeins am Witttpo6
Dtoreen Seltitmprb, inoem iie @ift in
lbren 8aHee mtibte,
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am Sr!itas Morsen mad elmer Idnseren
8rantbeit i'm Glter bon 65 Sabren. Orb
sebDrte Der resuldren 4rmee an uno
madts uu& ben giireerfries nit.
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beS Barney 8eid bstbeiIiet mar unb bon
ben @ei6porenen iduIpis sefunben
purbe. 1T am Samitas su elmer Strafe
uon sl00 unb Soften. iotpie 3u l8idbri'
ger 3u4thausitrafe perurtbeilt tporoen.
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siemIib biel Sdaben an. Bier Pferoe
tpurben bonn Slis setbbtet unb auf BEN
8runb Der GdsrbauauSitelIuns purben
plele 2eute nieoersetporfen, aber nur
stpei Wldnner idIimm perlest.
Srau Sane 2ineS See, bon Rortb
Strabe, tpeI9e i'm Desember 1916 i'm
Iopnibip seboren tpuroe unb eine ber
dltefen ginipUbnsr tpar, itarb am Witts
nod Na6t bsr berfioiienen WDde an
einem Sersleiben unb purbe am 5reitae
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l6 Sabre aIte SObn 1ubois bon Barr
ions in Der SO. 8 Baltimore Wine Der
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tag, bic einen 6ld1enraum bon 100
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i4elnll4 iber luibet tperpen mub, um es
3u lbiden. 9ia4 mebritiinbiser Irbeit
8slans es, nit brsi Str6men oas Ssuer
su l6iden.
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ieso6 fein Wtsni6enperIuit su beiIassn
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Sebisb BAILEY 8abn bel Stonp Greef,
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ben Inpral in ben 2ebisb 6IuB ssipor'
fen purben. Die 3usansetelIten rette'
ten ii4 bur6 abiprinsen ba8 @sIeiis
mar mebrere Stunben bur1 ben lnfal
blodirt.
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3ebiab @alfep Gifenbabu.

Niebrise State Grcuriion nad ben
9iasara Sdaen-bie IeBts, iOpie bic
bilishe Ter Saiion, fdbrt am Wontas.
ben 7. OttOber. 3us perldBt Scranton
um 8.45 WtvrsenS uno errsi6t bic Sale
um $50 Abenbs. Subrpreis s4.95 ;
8iIlette iinb uuf irsenb einem &stoursuss
bis gum IL. Ofiober siiltie.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-10-04

Crnd:Nrbetten isbsr art In be,
"B 0 &sabIatr Dffies.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-10-04
3emfc's
Nefattrant,
2I3 Nenn Apenne

Die feiHften impOrttrtsn 0Beine unb 3i'
an6re, fOtuis impOrtlrts Selifateffeu uno
Gisarren ftets uOrrdtbis.
SmpOrtirtss Dnrsburser Sof'
brdu uno g. Robinfpn pilfeuer ftsts
an 3apf.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-09-20
Public School OPENING.

The opening of our public school
Monday, September 10TH was under
the most favorable auspices, and gave
promise of a successful wear of hard
work and advancement along literary
lines. The opening exercises were
held in the Cumberland church and
were highly interesting to all. A large
attendance of the patrons and other
visitors gave evidence OF the merited
appreciation of the efforts put forth on
the part of the Principal to inspire
zeal and interest in the public school
work. At the appointed time, half
past nine o'clock, the children filed in
according to grades from the eleventh,
sweet sixteehs, to the wee tots in the
primary grade, the teacher of each res
pective grade bringing up the rear.
The attendance of the children was
encouraging, numbering 2)S
The trustees were there in body.
the school, then DR.. Cameron offered
prayer for the success of the school, at
the close of which Mr. Boyd introduced
Miss Ballard of Grenada. WHO'S to take
charge of the eighth grade. Miss Bal
lad, at the solicitation of Mr.. Boyd,
gave in charming and fascinating
style, lovely recitation in the Negro
dialect, then followed lovely song by
> by Misses Fletcher and Stokes, which
delighted all the hearers.
Miss Grigg, teacher OF art and elocu-
9 ton, was then introduced and rendered
l. with pathos. grace and artistic talent
s. a recitation that won the hearts of al
a to the stranger in our midst. Miss
Grigg's recitation gave evidence Of tai
ent and high culture. At this jNucture
T. ii the program, the Misses Armstead
whose voices mead no word of praise to
a add to reputation already won
- charmed their many friends aud admir-
ers with duet.
Mr.. Boyd now read telegram from
ls- Mr.. kincanon, State Supt. of Educa
mt on-eect, expressing deep regret tina
.ly illness prevented his fulfilling his en-
,rs gagement to participated the exercise
on Of the day. In the absence of Mr.. Kin
canon, Mr.. Smith, president of tn
Board of trustees, made few fttin
''o and appropriate remarks to the chi
ny dren and patrons. Miss Lula Arm
leu stead closed the program with sole
olh when Mr.. Boyd declared the morning
eo- entertainment at an end and the chi
dren marched out and to the schot
re-. building in order.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-09-20
Neurological.

We regret exceedingly to record the
death of Mrs. Allie Simmons which sad
event occurred last TUESDAY at her
home in Sahis. Mrs. Simmons was
most charming lady, and n great favor
lite in society and greatly beloved by
all of her associates. She was the Wild
ow of the late James Simmons. who
died in Sails aboat seven years ago,
and q sister of Mr.. John Simmons, .
we'll known merchant of Sails.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-09-20
A War Relic.

Mr. w W Scarborough, of Beat 3,
gave US the other. day the following war
poem which he clipped from a paper
while in the G 8 army in Tenn sssee
in 1864. Of course we all know that
Grant eventually found the key and
entered Richmond, still We believe that
the Ines will be read with interest by
the old Rebs and their children.
The Key to Richmond, as Sung by General
U. Grant.
I've looked for 10. these many days,
And sent out men on many ways.
To find the Key to Richmond.
But they with one accord agree,
Twas found and hid by old man Lee,
To keep me back from Richmond.
Old Abe ls mad at my delay,
And wants to know what is to pay
What keeps me out of Richmond?
He saws nv troops are very brave,
And don't hold back my men to save,
But forward on to Richmond.
! He does not know what IL mas cost
To find this key Mcclellan,
in trying first for Richmond.
One hundred thousand men at least,
And these they killed up for the beast
Is my attempt for Richmond.
I told old Abe in words so fine,
That would eight upon this line,
At least year for Richmond.
But this Internal cuss, old Lee,
He locked that road up with the keT,
And kept me out of Richmond.
I've tried another--l4ee is there
| wish Old Abe WAS here to share
This peasant trip to Richmond!
He'd find the lock was hard to pick
And rebels they were very thick,
That guard the road to Richmond
Some other plan must now he found
To travel DER this sacred ground,
i The bloody path to Richmond.
G The only way that can see.
Y Is ground our arms and ask friend Lei
! In smiling tones and peaceful Key
To let US look at Richmond.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-09-20
Hon. Ii. d. Money.

The above namel distinguished Mis-
sissippian viii address the people OF
this county at meeting of the Free
Silver Democratic Club at Liberty
Chapel tomorrow night Saturday.
The Popuites are cordially invited to
attend and fair division of time will
be gwen. Capt Money is one of the
ablest speakers in the whole country
and one Of the best posted men IN the
United states on the politi:al issues OF
the day aud especially the great tinan'
cial question. A rare treat aSalt'
those who are fortunate enough to hea
him. Let eve rybody that possibly cal
turn out and be edited.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-09-20
Our stores will
close Saturday,
Sept. 28th on ac-
countof holiday.
8. ABRAHAM 4 CO.
k0sciuskO.
S. ABRAHAM.
McCOOl.

Three of Madison coun tvs most
harming young ladies. Misses Lula
md Mary Anderson, of Klrkwood, and
Mss Cattrine Stinson, of Canton, are
n our city, the guests of Miss sallie
Land.
Mr.. E. Simon returned from New
York last Thursday where he has been
the fall stock for his firm,
S Abraham 4 Co.
Miss Sallie Riley has been employed
as teacher Of the public school at
Shrock. Miss Sallie is most consci-
entious and industrious teacher and We
have no doubt will give general salts
faction.
Mr.. Clarence Mcmillan is at home on
go days leave of absence from his pc.
sition in the department Of government
printing in Washington.
carry large and we'll selected
line of tobacco and will make you
close prices.
VIM. Shanks.
Mrs. Harvey and her daughter, Mrs.
Addie Hurt, of Winona, spent several
days last week in our city, the guests
of MIR. and Mrs. 7 Hammond.
Mr.. Johr Tarver has returned from
Hattiesburg and brings the news tina
our young friend Will Temple is dong
a most satisfactory hardware business
The long felt want is supplied il
the shape of the celebrated K & {
Corset. 1t is the best fitting cor
set made. Try one.
W. B. Potts Co.
Messrs. B F Ramsey, Z W Bennett
G A and J NJ Turner, of Beat2 mad
this office pleasant visit last Friday
Miss Hassie Riley left home last So
urday to resume her studies in tt
|. Female College at French Camp.
Mr.. Will Stiuson, of Canton, is in IL
9 city spending few days with MIR. J
!. O'Leary.
See our beautiful line Of ice wo
+" shawls and fascinators.
r w. B. Potts Co.
MIR. T S Anderson, of kirkwood,
n in the city the guest Of Mr.U L And'
l. son.
Messrs. VIM. Falk and W B Weir
TX ere now in the city getting ready
On the fall cotton.
The last term of the circuit COZ
h, cost the county 81, $3.50.
er Mr.. Mark Roby, one CT Beat As pr
porous farmers, was in our city Sat
.er day last.
y If you want good -four try a b
rel of Crystal Patent, sold by
Sid VIM. Shanks.
NOV Mr.. Chas. Dickens, of Durant,
in the city yesterday.
lie, Miss Bessie Baker returned to scf
los at Aberdeen Tuesday morning.
nov Mr.. Walter Burgess made BUSH
trip to New Orleans this week.
re- Mr.. Ike Shelby was visitor to
ing city this week.
ne Mr.. Henry McClintock, of Sails,
D. in the city Tuesday.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-09-20
Crowder & Edmunds.

One advantage of taking Ayers Sar-
saparilla to purify the blood is that
YOU need not infringe upon your hours
oflabor nor deny yourself food that
agrees with you. In word, yod are
MT compelled to starve or loaf, while
taking it.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-09-20
PERSONAL,

Mr.. Lawson Morgan WAS III tue WY
recently.
Mr.. W T Shurley, Of Durant, was in
the city recently.
Mrs. G l. Blair is visiting friends and
relatives in Houston this week.
Mr.. Meek Hillerman can now be
70 und with Gilliland Bros.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Townes have returned
after an absence OF some length.
Mr.. Dick Lacey was visitor to the
city Tuesday.
Mrs. Leon Jastremski has returned
to her home in New Orleans,
We are glad to see George Mcmillan
we'll enough to be out again.
Can't. } H Davis attended Chancery
Court in the city this week.
Oliver Cole left for Crowley, La, last
Saturday to accept employ ment.
Mrs. O NJ Oldham and her two chill
dren are visiting relatives at Verona.
Mr.. Warren Meek left the city this
week to attend the French Camp Col
lege.
Miss Eliza Hlllermau left for Bolton
last Saturday to take charge OF hel
school.
DR.. Shuler and Miss Edna Brown
have returned from their trip to Cali
fornia
Miss Grace Lucas left the city weel
\ to take charge of private school o.
' the A & NJ College campus.
Miss Minnie Clay Oldha n left tn
t. city recently to take charge OF he
;e school in Kinds county.
Miss Hughes, of French Camp, afte
spending several weeks in the city re
turned to her home last Saturday.
Mr.. F G Bertscler. the baker, sol
out his bakery to Boyd & Jackson La
~ week and left Friday for Texas.
tie Mrs. Mamie Hughes, of Louisvill
after spending severa. days with frlen'
in the city, returned to her home la
ad Wednesday
IN Mrs. Vallie Howard of Carthage, r
els turned to her home last Friday, TAXI
IKE with her her sister, Miss Ida Smytl
I'D Attala's es.imable county man,
no Musse.white, and his charming daug
fer we're noticed on our streets Ii
.ou Saturday.
Messrs. Percy Guyton, Charlie Gle
AMI Weeks, Whit Weeks and =
Guyton left for the A & NJ College t
week.
Mr.. r L Cross, an enterprslng
successful farmer of Carroll coun
was among the visitors to the cit?
. as week,
Mr.RE Anderson left the city
u'' latter part of last week to spend seve
nv DAYS with friends at Goodman
other places.
Misses Mary Potts. Minnie sc
Hettie and Susie Foose, Bessie Cont
No. Lena Dodd Sudie Ratlltt,
Sudie Iladen are the young lac
that left the city this week to att
q" the | & College.
ORC. Miss Alta Kelly returned from
Italian Springs in the early par; OF
week, bringing with her two charm
,,r, lodv visitors. Misses Jones
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-09-20
TOWN AND COUNTY.

The public school opened with 206
pupils.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Storer have an
eight pound young lady visitor at their
house.
The friends of Mr.. J r Terry can
now find him behind the counters of
the A Kolsky store, the father fCheap
John stores.
The Blue Front, formerly occupied
by H. Marks, is now occupied by A.
Kolsky, the hustling Cheap John
people.
Mr.. l S Loftin took pleasure trip
through Leake county last week and
reports that his observation is that the
cotton crop generally is very sorry.
New cotton is getting to be no I'M
common thing on our streets now.
Every day brings numerous bales to
the market.
We don't believe in any kind of mon
archy. but we wouldn't care if rain
would reign supreme for short while
at least in this neck of the woods,
Mr. VIM. Wallace, of New Orleans,
and Rufus Thomas, of Boston, have To-
. Gated in the city for the cotton season,
representing the well-known cotton
firm of ] A Shingluer & Co.
We are glad to learn that our youns
friend Eugene Kelly has entered Fresh
man class at the University of Missss
ippi and is pleasantly situated for
successful years study,
il Judge W S Ross, of Beat 5, celebrat
IS ed his S7th birthday last Sunday. H
was brought to this State by his pal
ents when only few months old an
he has lived here ever since. He
V still vigorous for man of his years.
s. DR.. ] D Smythe, a native of Kosciu
n ko, but now resident and promine r
g physician of Greenville, was recent
r. elected by the Board of Supervisor
county physician of Washingto
county.
w. Thu protracted meeting at the neg
de Baptist church which has been goil
: on here tor the past two weeks result'
- in about fifty conversions, all of who
ha wee baptized in Butts pond last We
nesday evening.
,o DR.. F D Smythe, assisted by Dl
y Coleman, Comfort and Davis, ampu,
ted the leg just below the knee of \
Elijah Bennett, of Beat 2, at the Hin
,ol Hotel last Saturday. The amputati
was made necessary from achronic sc
in the ankle. We are glad to state II
. the old gentleman is dong we'll a
|er. rapidly recovering.
Messrs. Lindamood 4 Pickett hi
, 49, secured the brick work on an addit
tor to the dormitory of the l & Cole
Columbus. for Sl3 1856 Oh and the VI
will begin at once. This is pre-
''' Ian ge contract and we congratulate
fellow townsmen on their success.
ros- College officials may rest easy t
tur- they will get the best work done
'cording to specifications. they h
employed honest men who know II
)ar- business.
An enjoyable e;ent of the week
the Progressive Fan-tan and Brow
was party given at the residence of Mr.,
Mrs. J H Hollingsworth Wednes
hool evening complimentary to Misses
derson and Miss Stnson, of kirkW
ness and Canton. There were eight con
present and for several hours the 81
A. was one of excitement and enjoyn
TO make things more interestir
novel feature was introduced in wi
was at the end of each contest, the tac'
the unsuccessful were adorned W
Brownie of ebony hue. The WHINE
the prizes were as follows;
Canital prize. ] VI Flet,
, LIST BOBBY Miss Willie ARMS
ond " 90. Ande
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-09-20

Halls Hair Remover for curing
gray hair, drandruif, and badness
is not equaled.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-09-20

FIVE DOLLARS in gold will
he given to the purchaser of
our seed who raises the larg-
est turnip.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-09-20
Down they go---.'-A

Down they go--.-.A
We mean prices on fruit jars,
croouet sets, base ball goods, ham,
Knocks and other articles We do not
wish to carry over.
new and excellent line oflunch
baskets, pen and pencil tablets
book satchels justreceived. Head
quarters ior school books.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-09-20
Coming

MO, they are here
Eleven varieties OF D. Ian
DRETH & SONS famous
Fall and Winter Turnip Seed
"a grand combination.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-25

At the Bcnwood skclp mill Of tho
Wheelln Iron and Steel Com
pnny considerable changes nre being
made preparatory to rolling twenty
nlne.lnoh skClp, much larger size than
the mill has ever turned out before,
Heavier "teleErnphs" are being put In,
and the boilers, elevators and rolls
changed This skelp will make about
n nine.lnch pipc,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-25

Rlnehnrt & Tntum have made the fol-
lowing sales OF real estate the pnSt
week: For Thomas H. Higcr to Thorn
m Ol}rlcn, part Of lot No 8, shrlvcr nd
dltlon, fronting twenty fcrt ON the
north side OF Fifteenth street, 5000
For II. j. Park to Il. NJ. Holiday, the
north onc.hnlf Of lot No. g. fronting
thlrty-thrcc feet On the cnst side or
Main street, between Eighth and Ninth
HtrGota,for N,iOO. For Joseph Line
wcfEcl to Caroline Sccl part Of lot No
~, GrandvlOw Bub.dlylslOn, house No
Jig, National road, for $500.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-25

Tomorrow the district convention Of
the w. C. T. u. will be held at Roney's
Point The train will leave Wheeling
for that station on the Baltimore 4
ohio road Mt I o'clock a. m. sharp, a
very interesting and attractive pro-
grnmmo has been arranged, opening Mt
$3.50 q. m. The address Of welcome Will
be by Miss Lottle McCutchcon. OF Ro-
ncy's Point. and the response by Mrs.
DR., Miller, of DnllnP.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-25
TRADES ASSEMBLY.
The Central Labor Organization
Holds n Short Session,
THE MOVING DAY PROJECT

Fathrrsd by the AEIrmbly::Is Practically a
sucecm-It WIN Go In EGect In 'o7,
Unlpn Coal at the city Electric Light
New Delegates Admitted to the
Assembly The Sing Sling Clothing and
the Differences Between the Two Labor
Organizations
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-25

Frank KlntBlyy. Annie Steel, John
Mckskcr and John Smith were the
names given by four persons arraiHned
before Squire Fitzpatrick, Saturday, on
a charge Of stealing coal from Baltl-
more & Ohio trains The FIRST and last
named paid $40 and costs each, MckskOr
was given ten dayB In Jail In default OF
his fine, and the Steel girl, being but
thirteen years old, was let OF with one
days imprisonment.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-25

A meeting OF the special committee
on the building inspection ordinance
has been called for this evening. II
is understood that the subcommittee
has the ordinance about In shape to
be considered. a new feature has been
introduced, in the shape OF board OF
control OF FIVE members, who shall APP
point the inspector, and to which Rp.
peals may be made from his decision.