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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-14
Mourned ns Dead, hut Alive.

PETERSBURG VA. March l3-(Spe-
claL)-Jesse NJ. Newcomb. the grocery
merchant of this city who disappeared
mysteriously from the Daytime steamer
Alabama. last September, while en- route
from Baltimore TO Norfolk. and whose
disappearance caused great sensation,
Is alive at the home az his brother. L. L.
Newcomb, in Greensboro. y. C.. His
family here have mourned him as dead.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-14
sAFE-DOOR BLOWN OPEN.
A Citizen Assaulted-The Cracksmen
Secure No Plumber.

HUNTINGTON. IND. March l3-.This
morning the outer door Of the time-ioci.
safe on Wasmuth & Sons Bank. at Roa-
noke, Ind. was blown of with dyna-
mite. The explosion awakened Charles
Regedang. He went out into the street.
and was assaulted by three masked men.
His wife followed. and her screams
aroused the town. The robbers we're
chased In buggy to Sheldon. eleven
miles distant. Here the safe-blowers
deserted the rig. which had been
stolen from Roanoke livery barn.
and escaped In the dense woods.
Oficers are on their track and expect to
run the men down to-day. The cracksmen
secured no plumber.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-14
Coming from the Northwest.

4 considerable number OF people from
the Northwest have come to Virginia and
other Southern States within the last
year. and inquiries are being constantly
received from others. Colonel John =.
Cunningham. OF North Carolina, who has
been In the city for several days. and
left for home on the midnight train. re-
ports that several farms In his neighbor-
hood have been sold TO Wisconsin men,
and other settlers are expected. he
thinks that Virginia and North Carolina
offer unsurpassed Inducements TO those
seeking pleasant homes. Colonel Cunning
ham Is member OF the agricultural
society OF his State. and has been invited
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-14
AIlrrca En.hcrrler. Inhlclr,..

CHICAGO, March l3-The Federal
grand jury indicted yesterday. On CHARGES
OF emhezzlement. Henry Wells. T. Hll,
John Austin. ana r. r. Paul, the first
three officers and the last one "a director
Of the defunct Evanston National Bank
Paul IL the only one IN this vicinity az
present The aggregate amount alleged
to have been cmbezzled Is yii,oo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-14
Two More Italians Lynrhed.

ROUSE JUNCTION. COL. March lS-
1t is reported that the Walsenburg jan
was entered by a mob carly to-day ana
two mere Of the Italians, charged win
the murder Of a. J. Hixon. were Killed
making six in all.
GERMAN ALSO LYNcHED.
DENVER, COL. March l3-i p. M.-The
mob which killed two Italians al Walsen-
burg this morning. later took out or JAN
a German charged with felonious assault
upon a woman, and killed him. During
tine excitement two other prisoners es-
capped. The militia may BE- called out.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-14
BERLIN AND IT. rErERsnrRG.
Kaiser and Cxnr-nlsmarck and IN.
Lnndtng.

AtAhNANAs
BERLIN, March 49, The Military cor.
respondent says the Emperor Win 90 70
Moscow about the middle of May Co at
tend the ceremonies Of the coronation
OF Emperor Nicholas H.. Of Russia.
Count William Bismarck. SON of Prince
Bismarck, has arrived ln Berlin from
Friedrlchsruhe % thank the Kaiser for
making him Governor vi tSst Prussia. It
Is reported that Prince Bismarck has de-
clared that the appointment was the
best birthday present be- coui possibly
have received.
The members Of the Prussian iand,ag
have decided to extend thcir consrafu.
lations 10 Prince Bismarck on March Ith.
on which occasion President Won ko,ller
will address Prince Bismarck on behalf
OF the landtag.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-14

EASTVILLE. March 13.-(Special.)-
Mary Scisco, the colored woman who was
arrested on the charge Of voluntarily
numbering her infant child on the night
OF February 18th. was tried here to-day
and sentenced to the penitentiary for one
year. but the defendants counsel not
being satisfied with the testimony given IN
the case moved for new trial. and the
motion was granted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-14
ANXIETY for Spanish Cruiser.

CADIZ, March l3-Some anxiety Is EEK
here for the safety OF the Spanish cruiser
Reina Regente. which is three days over
due at this port. The Reina Regente land
ed the Moorish embassy. returning nome
from Spain, at Tsngier. Under orders she
left Tangler for Cadiz on the afternoon
OF March 10th. and has not since been
heard Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-14

20 deliver an address at the Atlanta tx
position. next fall.
The Southern railway people. who have
devoted special attention TO the matteV
Of immigration. report considerable IN
terest In this subject. and Colonel White
head has many Inquiries about saleabie
lands Small improved farms and good
roads prove very attractive to those seek
In homes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-14

II &C. stated on reliable authority that
. Cinciru,u lawyer was in Richmond
Jast week i'm the interest Of Smith alias
parker. the gold-brlck operator This vlsl-
tor is said to have expressed ms wlilihE
ness TO pay Mr.. Wi.hers his 500 ana
incidental expenses IL he Would not
prosecute Smith. Mr. Wiihers Is quoted
as having said chat he would not accept
any such proposition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-14
GRAIN AND coTroN EXCHANGE

OFFERINGS. white. 5S6 bushels oats,
81 bushels.
sALEs.-Corn. white, 400 bushels; cars. 81
bushels.
QCorArIosS- acknowledgements. 59s62s /:
mixed. JSa62c. gnortoetry. Sia6Zc.. No
RED. 81 Iks62c Corn - " hiIe Virgin1. istsafvc.;
No. white, 4Sl<stQo M mireo. 47s44lsc.
Oats-No mixeo. 34lsa3ac. no. . mixed.
33jea34c.; winter A2at1c. hI@ 6is5Sc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-14

MINIATURE ALMANAC hhhNh ~ Ao"v'
sun rises.......... 0:23 Hon fIDe
sun sets ........ 6.i5 Morning ..-...... 0'h5
Moon rises.......iO;jb evening ....-.. 80
PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH 10, 1898.
ARRIVED
Steamship Richmond, Blakeman, Nov York.
merchandise and passongeEsi george W. Ahen
scnooaor Mary Curtis. Maker. Battery Creet
phosphate rock Richmond Chsmlcai MorSs
Schooner MARY :. Bradshaw, Baltimore; coal
Richmond leo Company.
SAlLRD.
Steamship Richmond, BlaEeman. Nes YORK.,
merchandise and passengers; George ". Aiisa
& Co, agents.
steamer PocAhontAs Graves. Norfolk. mer.
chan aiso ana passengers: ir'.n "sissef sn-
perinteuddnt.
schooner George X. vin'and. Abbott. Phila.
deiphia; railroad ties; vessel, Curtis & fafker
PORT OF WEST POINT. Mach IL 1888.
Thy tsissrapt.l
ARRIVED.
Steamship Danyille. Murphy, Baltimore pa
sengers and general cargo
SAILED.
steamship Danyille, Murphy Baltimore pas
sengets and general cargo
PoRT OF NEWPORT NEWS, MARCH l5s 1920
(By telegraph
ARRIVED.
Norwegian steamship Briisnntr. SAVANNAH
British steamship Daniel Galveston
Schooner x. | carter. AloSeni'iA'
Bark ;. X. Lyman. baltimore.
SAILED.
Norwegian stesmfhip Britannia level
( British steamship Daalei. llsVrs:
schooner B1yafd Barne-. Neg iiayen.
Schooner joseph Luther. bosi1n
Schooner Independent. salem.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-14
Richmonderx In Gotham.

NEW YORK. March is.--tSpeciaL)-Th
following arr registered AT New York
hotels. as indicated: r. II. Boykin. ST.
james; G. Hutsler. Albert; J. L. Phippen
and w. y. Thomas. ST. Denis; c. G.
Gary. Astor; w. IL. Fitzgerald. Bruins
wick: L. Mitteldorfer. Albert.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-14
Anarchist Literature Seized.

BERLIN. March 13--The police OF Dus-
seldorf have made q large NUMBER OF
domiciliary visits IN that city. wnich nave
resulted in the seizure OF great quahu-
ties OF Anarchist and Socialist iltera'ute,
and a great many letters intended for
the soldiers In the army.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-14
A BEAUTIFUL WEDDING.
Marriage Of MIR. =. ID. Ovcrton ana
Nisn Mnry g. Downs.

BURKEVILLE, VA. March 3.-(Spe-
clal1@The marriage OF Mr.. S. d. Over
ton and Miss Mary @. Downs. both OF
this place was soleusized to-day at
2.3O p. NJ. and was one Of the greatest
social events that has taken place here
for a long time. Presiding Elder T. II.
Campbell oficiated. assisted by Revs. L.
A. Morris. r. L. wingfield, r. W. Grid
lin. and G. c. Campbell.
The Methodist Episcopal church, where
the ceremony was performed. was beau
tifully decorated with evergreens. brides
roses, hyacinths, and lilies.
THREE BEAUTIFUL ARCHES.
There were three evergreen arches each
bedecked with white hyacinths and lilies
Of the valley. From the one on the
left aisle was suspended the letter ID,
made OF brides roses, and the one on the
right aisle had the letter CO." similarly
suspended. The third arch was placed
I'm front OF the chancel rail. and under
II the happy couple were made one. Back
Of this arch the organ was concealed
amid towering plants and drapery. The
windows were darkened and pink-shaded
lamps cast a mellow light over the scene
the effects Of which cannot be pictured
In words.
THE BRIDAL PARTY.
Promptly at the appointed hour the
strains OF Mendelssohn's wedding march,
performed by Mr.. w. y. Cridlln, were
heard and the bridal party entered the
church. First came the ushers, Messrs.
j. J.. Bradshaw, i. VI. Overton ). X
Allen. and W. T. Bostick Following
these came the bride. leaning on the arm
Of her brother. Mr.. w. 5. Downs. She
was met ut the altar by the bridegroom,
attended by his brother. Mr.. F. l.. Over
ton. Mr.. Downs placed his sisters hand
within that Of the groom.
Immediately after the ceremony the
happy couple proceeded to the depot. to
leave for an extended bridal tour.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-14
Telrphone Compnny Dividend

BOSTON, March l3.-'he American Bell
Telephone Company to-day declared It's
regular dividend OF So per share quar-
terly, payable April 18th. 80 extra.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-14
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, Nd. March 13-Virginis
31s. new, 734, asked: Dc. Century bonds. oShs
5eil. Baltimore and Oaio, h2ka53 Nortaern
CsatssI, Go, bid; Consolidated Gas. stocx,
0!Itss=I. Go. tonds, o's, ll5lfai 10, do. SIS,
1n,l. al ogN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-14
THE CITY'S AFFAIRS.
Extracts from the Annual Reports Of
Heads Of Departments.
Consolidate the rvMp-uousEs.
superintendent Boiling Favors This
scheme and Urges Che Use of Me-
tcrs-Facts About Our Gna-Works,
Health, Parks, streets, Police, &c.

a. -. - clork
"''"' "'' "'" d" ...o.,i.,.
H. j. August ana az 'n' ,,....
OF the COMMITTEE on ACCOUNTS anu
Tag directions will Dc given Tor H"'.,'
them printed They were sent 10 10 Wv
ros-a of Aldermen Tuesday night WIN
,,....~ q..,l,r. which
the brei nc'ahe o' "''' ..,.,cv,
referred % t:cm. bN' '"' .,..o
th.ir Recommendations. 4 f"pr'a'"'"''
,...,.t .....t several hours yes
% ."' ,,,, -.,orts and their
'o''"F ,...,. prs given be
most important i"''
low ,.,,..re I'm
One Of the most impoi ''"' go, 49,,
o..l.t is that 40 Ms. Charles j. l''''.'7'
c.....t.rdrnt Of tho CIV water " NO.
QUIZ .....,... Of the department
This SHOWS '"' s.~,.,.ia while
for uac year 90 ho'' '.'" ,-,.,sce
hc total expenditure -,
Consolidate THE WYNN"
,,., SAWS. "rhe WatcJ-wotks' now
...,, ,,,e1 of necessary add
.l many ~ our citizens VINO l'l
49, t,v, regularly paid thcir wafer
;,". .,f lrt n mclErc supply anu loi
t,,,s Zach dly get none az tcir hN'uII4.
n,~ concentration has decreased year Dy
,..re.I last yca- was $4,000 less man ll'
e.. additions 90 the woiHs nave
I'D, since 1.,2. ana in this time the
.t,.r a. ,e1ter.takcrs has more than
.4 l-.r ,e4fq have recommended
,,,-r l.-,,au,tlou of Water-ueters
'". All ,tes..st way Of meeting
as '"' b., ,..r..t.rnut!ou. but
me row. d., ,...,,..l 20 the meter sys-
On. .,.v. t,f something must be
'' t n.,~.fore feel IL nay duty to
'. ...,.,',.,.,iIors bc made 20 in-
h"' '. ......,.s ..-j mains in order
''''7 . and .- do d. necessary
u .r,..r. rhuuid hc delay
f'i,.f '' .,......,.,, az the health
o. a.. SAT-. protection
at 'i' CO... t., ,,,ctlr.rv is in-
l',' '' ,,...- r.,.,u., is upon tho
b.".'. '-. ... 49,, ,,u fo their Fan
49," .I ,'.rt and are only
''l''.' ....t ,,.,irs and frequently
h'fi' a.. ...sro urmp-has 90
90. ..f q, ,,,,itd De in the
J." Drought '''' ain .r make other
IH' NJ ., ,......,.. house grounds and
..t.I.,r,. ANA make additions to me
,',,,.. m hs new house. consolidating
r..,-thl.l. B.. ,ur plant Ih" machinery
~ th.. ola rlmn-hDler IS o.t. mu'n "o'H'
nud constantly needing repairs
THE SITUATION rs CRAVE.
......,r..t Gives figures 20
g.. ...t. frreo times as much
-''" .t tr. oll house as IL docs
p,"'i ,.... op.
IL, 1,' ..,., &c. o. grave one. and the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-14
,tccoy Hin. the Hest Off.

MEMPHIS, TENN. March b-McCoy
had the best OF the MccOy-Aiaber contest
all through. and was awarded the de-
cisiOn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-14
FINANCIAL.
INVESTMENT SECURITIES.

We offer for sale:
VIRGINIA. 2 AND 3 PER CENT
BONDS.
VIRGINIA 3 PER CENT. BONDS.
RICHMOND I PER CENT. BONDS
ATLANTA AND CHARLOTTE AlH'
LINE RAILWAY STOCK.
100 shares NATIONAL BANK OF VIZ
GINA STOCK. and other desirable Sc
curities.
JCaN L. WILLIAMS * SONS
Bankers.
nah 3-Su, Tu&Th hlcni'""''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-14

0grICE OF VA. LAND & LON, ~
No, iii EAST MAIN siH6tHI,
Iu pursuance o. decree Ok ,,,.,, Snra
Gerry Court OF the city u l3en Dsi n
entered M ~ THE yIRGiSlA LANp
AND Loan COMPANY VII pvt. Win,
each stoekholder, active ~' ,.rui1,
drawn (who has not been ESii-es1vIES
settled WITH. "a dividend on naid IN.
as '" act fcrth Ia a statsmenl On NE ~
''i ssitoeknolders are requesied % S =, s ~
once ana collect this diydrH , y, = ZACH
tIfy US whore CHECK TOT s1tir,ppY
them. 30 go Ian COM
ppb ii6-lw No. III east Main s,ssss--
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-14
THE Sheriff Of Anne Arunde
l Co., Nd, says: Il have usec
DR.. Deane's
Dyspepsia Pills

for indigestion and weak stomach. which had
troubled me for some time, and was so0a
cured by them.
II eossid<y fh<m the great Jarn!y mfdiefnr
IF taken when required. they keep 'hs
stomach in healthy condition.
THOMAS J. LlNTHECuM, sherih.
These pills, one taken aier each meal Always
AZ drug ssi,. IS Gems sead 10 rs for Tree sAmpe.
DR. ]. A. pEANE CO, -
Kingston, New YORK;
tds I.Tu.1n.lv,&suiy.tS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-14
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUsf-
NESS CENTRES OF THE WORLD.
Prices of Money, Bonds, stocks,
Grain, Tobacco, Cotton, &C., and
In Addition Thereto the weather
Indications.

- WASHINGTON. March 13.-Forecast
DAM flor Virginia: ham ia the early
WV" morning. followed by fair wea
Their: north winds and cold
wave Thursday night.
For North Carolina Showers; west
winds: decidedly colder Thursday night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-14
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. MARCH ia 1885.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-12
MARTINS FERRY.

The interior of the Presbyterian
Church is being renovated.
L. /. Scheele is having a hagstone
pavement laid in front Of his place of
business.
Martins Ferry was well represented
at the county convention at Bridgeport
yesterday.
Bert George, of East Liverpool, who
has been visiting friends here, left
yesterday over the B. & O. road for
Washington, D. c.
Miss jamie Mears leaves this morn
ing for Washington, D. c., to spend a
month or so with a couple Of her
school mates.
Edward Daume, of Petersburg, has
returned home after visit with rela-
tives here.
Charles Relling and wife and two
children are down from Ellwood, Pa,
visiting relatives.
A number of Epworth Leaguers of
this place are attending the Epworth
League convention at Steubenyille.
Mrs. B. o. Williams is visiting at st.
Clairsyille.
Mrs. Hester Minnehan, an aged lady
residing at the corner of Washington
and Second streets, died yesterday
morning at ten o'clock OF the infirmities
of old age She was in her ninety-third
year, and has been living by herself
for a number of years The funeral ar
rangements have not been made yet.
Hiram Armstrong and JOS Shepard,
of Morristown, were visiting friends
and relatives here yesterday.
Miss Ellen Powell, of Youngstown,
O., is the guest of Miss Rosa Cophan
for a few days.
The Us met last evening at the
home of Mrs. Robt. Kerr, on Fourth
street.
Robert Carr, a plain drunk, was run
in last evening by officer Och.
Ellen Beck was fined 81 and costs
yesterday by Mayor Westwood on the
charge Of drunkenness.
A letter was received here yesterday
from James Sweeney, pOstmarked
Richmond, Ind. He expected TO be in
indianapolis last evening.
Miss Gretta Schofield is home from a
visit with Steubenville friends.
The property of w. R. Radcliffe will
be sold tomorrow at auction.
About 1880 yesterday eXening, an
eighteen-months-old child of Isaac
Lewis. colored, swallowed about a
spoonful of concentrated I've. The
child was in a critical condition at
midnight, but the doctors had hopes Of
saving it.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-12
AT THE PARK CASINO

The engagement of the Robinson
Opera Company at the Park Casino has
proven a great success so far. The
crowds have been on the increase, and
last night the largest crowd of the
season was present TO witness the per-
Torrance OF "Pinafore" The piece is
bright and catchy, and was we'll rem
dered. the audience frequently APP
plauding the excellent work Of the
actors.
This evening another very popular
opera, "The Chimes of Normandy"
will be presented, and there is no doubt
but that the Casino viii be we'll filed
BY special request "Girofe-Giroha"
will be presented at the evening per-
Torrance on Saturday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-12
AID FOR CAMERON.
A Wen-MarIsed Disposition in This City to
Raise Money.

A Wen-Marked Disposition in This City to
Raise Money.
There is a decided disposition
among the business men of this city
to aid the destitute people of Cameron
by raising some money, and it is prob
able that some definite steps will be
taken in the matter to-day.
The following telegram was receiv-
ed by Sheriff Franzheim, last night:
Cameron, w. Va, June II.
ITO Sheriff A. A. FranZheim:-
1--WE have more destitute than ex-
pected. Assistance will be appreci-
ated.
"'T. c. PIPES"
Sheriff Franzheim was in conference
with several gentlemen last evening
and they will Isee what can be done to-
day.
The people of Cameron are determin-
ed to set about rebuilding at once, and
are anXiously awaiting the settlement
of their insurance. Some of the new
business houses will likely be much
better than those formerly existing, and
in the end the town will be a great
gamer by the fire, although the calam-
ity was tremendous one.
The exclusive publication by the
Register of the suspicious circumstan-
ces attending the wrecking of the re-
lief train attracted a good deal of at
tention, and it is altogether probable
that a rigid investigation will be made.
Hanging would be too good for the
miscreant guilty of such an atrocity
as deliberate plan to ditch either the
relief train or the regular east-bound
express.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-12

waiting the Council chambers. There
being no money in the Real Estate
fund. the Committee recommended
that $3.50 of the sum be paid out of
the city contingent fund. The Clerk
explained that there was no money in
this fund. and the bill was passed. to
oe paid out 0tthe first money available.
Other bills We're passed as follows:
Police Observation-Disclosures. $40 So
City Prison Observation-Disclosures. PSI So
. Streets, Alleys and Grades. Gee. "a 90
tlte OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 200 10
nance Observation-Disclosures. 2l1 %
The recommendation of the Commit
zee on Fire Department, that SCI be di-
Nlled among the members OF the de-
parlnen,, coming up. Mr.. Frew moved
to lay on the table There was no Sec
ond. A motion TO adopt was declared
carried. several members voting no.
The Committee on Fire Department
reported the bad condition of the At
.anrc engine, and asked for authority
lo telegraph the manufacturers to send
on man 10 estimate the cost of re-
pairs. Mr.. Frew anxiously enQuired
whether there were no practical en-
sinaers In this city. and voted no. but
me authority was given the COMMITTEES
to send for Mr. Ahrens
The question of who should pave the
sidewalk I'm front of the Eighth ward
engine house, which has been banded
about good deal between the b. p.
W. and the Committee on Fire De-
pTment. came up again and the Board
was ordered 10 do the work
The Board of Public Works called
attention TO- the fact that a piece OF
ground on the east side of Chapline
street. between Thirty-Seventh and
Ihirty-eighth streets. belonging to the
city, had been fenced i'm by August
\o-eman. It was referred TO the-COm-
mirtee on Real estate.
lIr. Hahue offered @ resolution pro-
vIding for an amendment TO the health
ordinance. requiring yellow cards, win
the names of contagious diseases, to be
posted a- the front entrances to resi-
iences where such diseases exist 1t
was referred TO Ordinances and Health.
j. q. Collins. city weigher at the
/ Zane street. Island, scales. rendered his
resignation for the reason that the COM
DensatiOn was not sufficient it was
accepted.
A resolution calling for the cOndem-
nation of a 16-f0ot alley between lots
I Nos. 1872 and 1913. on North Front street,
was adopted
A resolution calling for the enforce
ueut of the dog ordinance. killing an
dogs without collars. and imposing a
fine ON the owner of such dog, was
adopted
The Committee on Ordinances re-
ported the Omaha building law for
adoption. Mr. Maxwell objected to it's
consideration because it was late, and
the measure was ordered printed
1lr. Britt wanted 20 know what had
become of the meat ordinance, but Mr..
Maxwell, who had previously made q
motion to- adjourn. said he believed he
would insist ON it.
Nr Britt Division on it. The or
Inauce should be here
The Chair-The table is clear. The
ordinance has never been returned from
the Committee.
lIr. Dritt-It was handed in, and it
should DE here. I want 20 say, and de-
sire to- De plain. that an sorts of subter-
fuges have been res0rted TO TO smother
tlat ordinance. and
The Chair-The question is on the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-12
A WOMAN BADLY HuRT.

Two nymphs du pave of the East
End went out buggy riding last night
on the pike. On their way out they
stopped at Mother" Bunch's, in Full
ton. where one of them stayed while
the other one drove out the pike far
Their. She was driving at terrific pace
and when near Thompson's an obstacle
of some sort was struck and the vehi-
Gle overturned, throwing the woman out
on her head and badly breaking up the
buggy. The woman was removed to a
house nearby, and a physician sum-
moned, who, after making an eXamina-
ton. said there were no bones broken,
and although she was pretty severely
bruised, she would be all right in a fe q
days.
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motion to adjourn. All in favor say
aye, contrary no. Adjourned.
And Mr.. Britt was left out in the
cold.
After the adjournment, Mr.. Britt
still insisted that the report ought to
be on hand. He was told it had been
sent back to the Committee TO be put
IN proper shape by it and the Solicitor
Mr.. Britt-Where is the Solicitor?
A Noice-DOwn at Moundsville.
Mr.. Britt (anXiously)-Wi he be
back in time to draw his salary?
The members gathered in a group
and chewed the thing over for awhile
Mr.. Britt insisting that the measure
had been smuggled somewhere, but no
good came Of it, and the members grad
ually drifted out.