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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-03
MoUNDsvILLE.
A miscellaneous HIOlRngs OF Minor MRt.
tSrs from MRrShRIpu Metropolis.

tiers from aInrshRlps Metropolis.
A marriage will take place in this
city this week, tho bride being well
known. The parties are Miss Laura
Lindsey, recently OF Louisville, KY, but
formerly n MoundsYllle young lady, aud
MIL Roger Zimmerman, Of the same
city, Ine marriage will take place Vt
tho residence Of $. w. Mathews, ON
Seventh street, Thursday evening at .
o'cloCk. After a wedding dinner tho
couple will leave att o'clock on q bridal
trip to "Ihe Thousand Islands" aud
other places. Among the arrivals 10 at
tend the wedding arc Mrs, Zimmerman,
Of Louisville, Ky, mother Of the groom,
Mrs, l. Myers, and A. G, PlymaI0 and
family, OF Central City,
A holiday was observed yesterday at
the penileutiary on account OF its bBing
labor day, No work was done in any OF
tho shops and the conyiGts we're allowed
TO spend the day In Q soeIR. way, Tbs
poslotliCO was cloHSd aud observed the
regular holiday hours, The glass house
ran lull as usual.
W. L. Ray and W. p. Taylor left
Yesterday at noon for huntington 10 at.
tend tho annual session Of the Grand
Castle OF tho Knights OF the Golden
Eagle, which meets in that city, Mr..
Ray Is a member OF the body and Mr..
Taylor is tho representative from the
local castle,
The public schools opened yesterday.
The attendance numbered 702, aud q
grsa. many are not yet enrolled. The
OilicSrs Of the board visited the rooms
in the brick building, President brock
making very neat aud graceful speech
in the eighth room,
Rev, @, W, Compton, OF New York
city, occupied the pulpit at the NJ. i.
church Sunday morning. His splendid
sermon was appreciated by all present.
Mr.. Compton is q son-in'law oil Mr.,
Alfred lomlIusnn,
Bront Shriyer and son, OF New Mar.
tinsYiIle, passed through hero y0ster'
day on route home from tho east, Mr.
ShrlvGr is the state council secretary OF
tho Jr. o. u. a. NJ.
John lIondOrshot, his sister and Mrs,
l.. Il. Brock, returned on SUNDAY from
thGir trip to pOsIOn, New York and
other points. They report splendid
time,
Mrs. Martha Henllorne, wife Of q.
W. llenthorno, diHd OH Sunday. The
body was taken to Ioshy's Rock yoster.
day afternoon for burial.
Col. John S. Mcdonald, Of Kanawhu
county, u former resident oil this county,
was here yesterday meeting old ac'
quHintances,
lie iianoI House was closed up yes.
torday, the owner Of the building, &. S,
McFaddcu, taking the keys.
I. b. ChcaJle, of Cambridge, O., is
the guest OF his daughter, Mrs. Dr.. S.
N. Steele.
Addison Harris. Of Turtle Creek, Pa,
10 hero attending TO some business
|. b. Martin aud family have re-.
turned from MuskeGon Mich.
Mrs. J. i. IIicks is able 10 DO out, al.
ter a very severe illness.
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AsnrulO nm opposed TO proprietary
medicines. siIl ! value Il good one,
csnccialiy when such Is tho source Of
relci from pain. Asatopicdl EXTERNAL
application ] havO found Chambcrlain'S
Pain BALM tho bcst rOmOdy / iayO over
used for neuralgia OF auy kind. hayc
consCicnlionsly recommended II TO
many persons. William Horne, NJ. d.,
1anOSvillu, Wis. Sold by q. i, GoeiGc,
W, W. Irwin, Z. Schnopl, G. MnnEC.
mcllcr, Jno. Klari, ". II. llnaio, II. 9.
Stewart, Il, u. Burt, j. Coleman, y, y,
SchOalu, Nin, MOnkcncllor y. e..
lholr, Wheeling, lIowio u Co., Bridge.
port, y. t. Peabody 4 Sun, BOnwood.
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Observation-Disclosures
All Sorts of Local Sew. and Gossip from
the Glass City.


All Sorts OF Local S"ws and Gossip from
the Glass CIT.
The presence OF the mayor on the
commons west Of town Sunday after.
noon completely routed the base ball
players there, and In two minutes he
was the only one TO DO seen in that
vicinity. A little later he secured the
hillside with Officer He'l0p, after o girl
and tive boys, and finally caught them,
but lot them 20 with reprimand that
there would be no more roaming about
the hills on Sunday SiIernOon. 1t is
we'll to be good " any time, but just
now Is an exceptionally good time to he
good in Belairo.
A crowd OF boys narrowly missed
being beripusly bruised yesterday by a
natural gaB explosion on Belmont street,
near the railroad bridge. The boys
have been IN the habit Of lighting tho
gRS at that point, and yesterday ther
applied a match and were astOnished
by an explosion that lifted the iron top
aud shot blaze out that burned tho
bare legs OF Robert Woods badly, Tho
other boys escaped injury.
William CIeaver had a lot OF nice
grapes in his yard in lower town, but
midnight prowlsrS relieved him Of his
entire crop Saturday night. lie dis
covered the visitors as they were
escaping and mote may como OF 1t.
The series Of sermons or lectures now
in progress at the First Presbyterian
church are exciting more than the usual
interest Rov. Mr.. King is a thinker
aud expresses his ideas clearly.
Only the banks aud postoiico oh.
served Labor Day in this city. Tue in'
duStries all worked as usual and with
the full consent Of all tho lRborlng men.
The school board will hold n meeting
this evening. More than ordinary int.
rest attaches to some Of the meetings
latterly.
Mrs. Charles Arnold, Mrs, a. Kern,
Mrs. McHulvoy aud Miss Murray ro.
turned yesterday from Atlantic City.
An effort will DO made to mako tho
meeting vi the taxpayers at city hall
Saturday a representative meeting.
Tie Beuairo visitors to tho Knights
Tcmplor Conclavu nj Boston are oXnect'
cd home to-day.
c. q. Kelly. who is making his homo
at Armstrong; mills, IL in tho city Tor a
day or two.
W. G. BervundthAl and family have
returned to tho city after season at
pOWhntan.
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Among tho lno SpUclNl accncry used
In bobby Gaylor'S comedy drama, to bO
presented al thu Opera House on NCd.
moadny nipht, nru Representations Ot
Castle Garden and tho Battery; tho
CITY Hall Park IN winter; tho Statue Of
Liberty IN tho NV York Bay Cover.
not's Island, Staten Island, aud tho
fiy6r docks Of Now York CITY.
Tho company assisting Mr.. Gnylor In
his new departure includes Mr. Al. H..
Wilson, tho popular GOrlnan dialect
ConOdinhi Allio GiDbbtl, Fannie blood.
rood, Vivian Eh,hti, fnnn,c Osborne
Charles Young, Bagil No,i, IholnRl
Mcguire aud Palmer Collins.
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wmrs people are Obliged to take med.
icne thoy want that 1t shall give quick
rciiet and not add discomfort TO their
suIetluge, Three roasuua why people
who sullOr with Constipation aud Bill
inusne,s should takO simmons ldvCr
Regulator: at ia better than Pills, Il
does not grippe; II gives quick rolicI,
aud docs not weaken, but HtroncthGna
and rcfroshcs tho whole system. ~. Il,
Inland. Monroe. In.
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Mn, A, A. sSYDEu, superintendent
noor farm, WinnoIhsik Co, Ia, says.
Last winter Nh Robert Leach used two
boxes OF 10 Wits Witch Hazel salyU
aud curod large running aOrO on Ills
loo, Had boon under caro- Of physicians
ior months without obtaining relief,
snte euro for pibS Logan Drug Co.,
Whocling, W. Va, Il, T. Peabody, Bon.
wood, aud bowie 4 Co., Bridgeport, 0.
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DIRECTORS:
IN. Vance IGenrs, z slli,i.
J. ". BrOwL william EllinghAn
John FroW. John l.. DCkoy.
John WGl0rhouIe ". 4 Stona
w H. FFaRk
Drafts Issued on England. Ireland scotland
~ " ''''''' " /. Z SANDS. Cashier
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WHEELING TEACHERS.
The Annual Institute Opened
AuspleIously Yesterday,
VERY INTERESTING EXERCISES

OF tho Opening bays sossIons.,AI uslc,
Drawing and Psychology tho Main
Themes Treated Of by tho InsIruc'
tors so Ear-AII the Teachers are aH
Hand aud all EnIoyOd tho Days
Programme,
Evening journal., 1895-08-12
ONE CENT.
BAD INDIANS CAUGHT.
They Murdered All the Men They Met and
AssanIted tho Woman.

WAGoNER, l. T., Aug. 12.-With tho
exception OF one the gang OF Indians which
has committed a series Of diabolical crimes
since July 80 in the territory was captured
near Okmulgee after desperate fight and
started for tho Fort Smith (Ark) jail to
avoid being lynohed
Tho gang, which began its hcinous oper-
ations by numbering Deputy United States
Marshal John uarratt at Okmulgee, and
escaping TO the hills Of the Creek nation,
was led by Rufus Buck, a Ucho Indian.
The day after numbering Garratt tho
gang met a white man and his daughter
i'm n wagon. Covering the man with their
guns the Indians took the girl from the
wagon. and cachh assaulted her within sight
Of her father.
The noxt victims were Ben Callahan
and negro boy whom the gang met on
tho road They murdered the boy and
beat Callahan so that they believed him
60 be dead whom they left the scene after
robbing the man Of money, boots and sad
die.
Next in their path Of crimo they met
two white women and a girl IA years old.
All were repeatedly assaulted by the
fends, and ono of the girls died.
by this time the country in the vicinity
of these crimes had become aroused. Fed
erai and Indian posses started at first to
capture or kill the murdorors Of Garratt,
that being the first crime heard Of.
On Thursday afternoon the pursuers
came up with the gang l2 miles from Ok
mulgoe and divided, one half going to a
place of ambush, into which the other
party drove the gnng from the summit OF
| n hill A fight with rifles and rovolvers
followed, in which Captain Harry fell
from his horse, a bullet grazing his head,
and three horses were killed Five of the
gang were captured alive, and the sixth
escaped.
In tho possession of the murdercrs were
| /, 600 rounds Of ammunition and a great
/ quantity OF stolen property. They were
taken to Okmulgce whore mob OF citi-
zons, bent on lynching them, surrounded
the officers, but the officers escaped with
their prisoners 20 Muskogee.
Tho town was kept in an uproar all
night by the attempts Co lynch the In
dians and the efforts of the business men
TO prevent mob violence. The mob was
| finally quicted long enough 20 allow OF a
third escape Of the posse and prisoners on
a train for Fort Smith.
Evening journal., 1895-08-12
TOLD IN FEW WORDS.

A number Of Republicans and Populista
met at New Orleans and determined upon
a fusion movement against the Democrats.
The Increased production Of oranges
and lemons in the United States is serious
" impairing that Of Italy.
The bodies of 10 men have been recover
cd from the collapsed building at West
Third street and West Broadway New
York. A number of bodies are supposed
to be still in the debris.
Sunday League bali games; Chicago, 3,
Louisville, l. ST. Louis. Z; Cincinnati, z
General Charles +. Robbins, who was
state inspector Of rifle practice for nine
years, is dangerously III at his home IN
Great Neck ~ Y
The spars for the Valkyrie arrived in
New York ON the steamer furnessia.
They are of oak and were carefully guard
ed.
Robert A. Barnes, treasurer OF sumter
county, Ala, committed suicide IN Liv-
ingston owing TO bad health.
North Carolina State Farmers alliance
will meet in Cary on Tuesday. Eight
thousand people are expected to hear Con.
gresham Sihley speak on Thursday.
Senator Sanders OF Montana is along
the line Of the Northern Pacihc organic
ing the force friendly to tho Ives faction
and preparing to aid in resisting the reor-
sanitation scheme.
Evening journal., 1895-08-12
TANGLED UP IN BUT lER.
Mr.. Masten Took TumbIel Toto
Frk,n OF the Golden Grease Before
caany Spectators.

MIR. masten Took a Tumblel Toto a
Firk,n OF the Golden Grease Before
aany Spectators.
People standing on the platform of the
p. W. & B station upon the arrival Of
the 10 90 Delaware express this morning
witnessed a sight which WAS quite
amusing, yet ludicrous.
Joseph Mssten, Of this city, was e the
station when the train stopped, aud
stepped on the baggage osr TO remove a
hrkin Of butter consigned to him. There
WAS considerable express matter to be
unloaded, and Masten was obliged to
wait for sometime before be could
lay hands on his property By
the time he got hold Of the lacteal
substance, the engineer was slgnalled to
start Masten got as far as the door OF
the CIR with his burden when the train
began 20 move Grasping the frkin
tightly to his breast he moved rapidly
down the steps.
All went well until ne reached the
bottom step Then his foot caught and
In his effort to extrlcste it he plunged
head forward to the platform below
The butter was not harmed but when
the hopeful Masten recovered from the
surprise and regained his feet be
found that his hands aud clothes
were gRily decorated with the
uncluous substance H. roaliz I'd that he
had fallen into the frkin, and with a
great deal Of reluctance picked ths butter
up and carried IL away, while the by
ISLANDERS smiled broad smiles
Evening journal., 1895-08-12

Mr. and Mrs. George w Tood George w.
Mccullough O. 4. Robb, T. Woodrow.
AIRS. l. 7. Parker. Samuel Mcdaniel,
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore w. Francis,
Miss Francis. @ w. Jester, Joseph II.
Gibson, John Black, @. II Groves, h.
W. Zsbley. Miss Mary Zsbley. Miss
Sallie Scott, Miss Jennie Scott,
H. q. Porter, Q. @. Carpenter,
Edward Morrow, DIR, l. w Finn, Or
Irvine NJ. Finn. George II Mccall. Dr.
Il M Frlat. Howard Stats, George
Drake, Walter Drake Isaac + Eaton, +
Smalley, Dr. and Mrs James II Morgan,
Charles Il Morgan, O. H. MoKaig,
William Lawson, John M Dunn, Charles
Lawson, Lewis e Todd, E P
Moody, Mr. and Mrs Daniel Dohl. Mrs
Samuel Coyle. John Reed, Samuel
Cunningham. Mr. and Mrs. Null General
L T. Parker.
New Castle George H. Vincent. John
A Tobin, Miss Ella Tlmms, Miss Anna
Fleming, Mrs John r Lyman, Samuel
Etehells. John Rogers. jefferson Down
ham. Miss Jennie Barr. Mrs T, j..
Gravell, Miss Miriam Davidson, A. r.
Kee. Miss Edith Hushebeck.
Marshallton-Wi William Il. Mullin and
wife, John MoElwee, William Barton
Bear Station-Mr. and Mrs A. @.
Brown.
stanton-Mr. and Mrs Robert Taylor,
E. ID Hickman and daughter, Edward
Powell. Miss May Msssmer, William
Chandler and wife, Mrs Fleming, Miss
Hattie Mitchell, Joseph Derriekson.
Camp Notes.
Rev w. g Koons conducted young
peoples meeting In the tabernacle lasl
evening assisted by large choir.
Rsvs. l. w Layheld and Asbury Burke
preached IN the big tent yesterday.
Rev G w Prettyman's sermon last
plight In the tabernacle WAS strong
EFFORT and stirred up much enthuPissm. :,
Last night the male quartet Gang
"Rock Of Ages" and 60 Gather
Them In"
An old fashioned Methodist meeting
was held at the morning loyefeast. which
was conducted by Rev O W. Prettyman
An unruly Wilmington fellow who hat
come out on convivial j)lllfcation,
raised such disturbance on Saturday
night that Manager Vandegrift had I,
place upon him the strong arm OF the
law.
Rsv Edwin Gardner Is the cornstlst o
the camp and his pretty Dustin instru
ment rang out clearly at the service
yesterday, embelllahing the music anC
aiding the sopranos
Trustees Day says that II they had thu
ezra money spent by the ladies' foi
balloon sleeves the.camp would be out oi
debt. Mr. SsAderson thinks that thu
King OF Spain spike broader than thi
when he said that the extra silk aroun,
Spanish women's arms would ruin hi
kingdom
There was little air going on th
/ grounds all day and early In the morning
the temperature registered 50 In the
shade Toward 2 o'clock the heat be
came intense and in unprotected place
the suns rays were unbearRble
Evening journal., 1895-08-12
italian RsneaelnI soclstr.

At a recent election the Italian Bene-
iclal Society elected the following off
GERS President Carmins Dl Mare; vice
president, Federico Lssorte; treasurer,
Giovanni Petolicchio; corresponding
secretary, Rahaele Bernardo; financial
secretary, GiovGni Di Iorio; for three
trustees, PIEquale Ssverino. Bassa ele
Maria and Antonio Antoniazzi; for 0
board OF directors, Peter Loossto,
Giuseppe Montruechio. Pssqasle Csstaro,
Bernardo Ssgsla and Luigi Colombo; 10
carry the Italian flags, Generoso Verder
ANA and John Nicola; for carrying the
American higs, Pietro Cioelola and
Angelo Allsva; sergeant at arms, John
Romae doctor, John @. FAhey.
This Is the sixth con secutlve election at
which President DiMare has been unani-
mously chosen and is high compliment
to him.
Evening journal., 1895-08-12
HEGT INO WHISKEY KILLED HIN.
Patrick Mooney, OF Third and Poplar
Streets, Went on Tirade Saturday and
Died From Its Effects.

Patrick Mooney, OF Third and Poplar
Streets, Went on a Tirade Saturday and
Died From Its Effects
Among the victims Of SATURDAYS
tropical heat was Patrick Moor ey, q
laborsr employed BY George B Ward,
the plumber, at Tenth aud Market
streets. Patrick was a good wcrktr and
his services were almost indispensable
He had worked for Mr.. Ward for eight
years, and psrtormed his duties With
marked asslduity. Bat he would drink
especially on hot days
At 9 o'clock Saturday afternoon be
stopped work and after recovering his
com pensAtion started on a tirsde. Ds-
spite the intense heat. Patrick drank
whiskey until he could scarcely talk
Then he went to his home at the north
west corner Of ThiId aud Poplar streets
aud opened hostilitiss against some OF
the boarders In the house
He continued the warfare until finally,
overcome by the heat and the unwhole-
some fleets Of the whiskey. he sank to
the fl sor unconscious physioisn was
summoned bat PAtrick's condition was
beyond repair, and at II o'clock be died.
His remains were taksn in charge by the
corore His late employer hss agreed te
defray ths expenses OF his burial
Deputy Coroner Chandler held an
Inquest yesterday afternoon on the body
Of Patrick Mooney The verdict was
death from heat prostratlon.
Evening journal., 1895-08-12
BATTLE IN A BOX CAR.
Desperate Fight Between stoneoutters and
Tramps In Ohio.

AsHTABULA, o., Aug. 12.-Six men
had a desperate battle I'm box car be-
tween Erie, Pa, and this place. Three
stoneouttors named II. G.. Eastlick, Bert
Smith and John Meinhart boarded the
train at Erie to come TO Ashtabula.
AT water tank three tramps entered
the car When the train had got under
way again, two Of the tramps drew re-
volvors and asked the mon 20 hand over
what money they had. Smith had a re-
volver and showed fight. In an instant
a battle between him and the two trnmps
was I'm progress
Enstlick was shot through the groin,
Smith received a wound in the neck, and
one OF tho tramps had bullet through
his neck. Upon the arrival of the train
here the wounded men were cared for.
The tramp who gave his name as John
Cuddy Of Waterbury, Conn, is In criti'
cnl condition.
Evening journal., 1895-08-12

The little daughter Of Wesley Oshorne,
residing at No 51s Orange street, threw
herself on q lounge In the parlor SRtur
day evening and fell asleep An hour or
80 afterwards she was awakened by some
one or something breathing heavily Ia
her face and at ones let out scream
whlch brought the family 20 tho spot
To their surprise they found a horse, as
much frightened as the girl
The animal belonged in Whlteman' q
stable and WAS removed by one Of the
stable men. IL had been left in a stall
without a halter and escaped Why the
horse ascended high set Of steps and
entered the room Is mystery TO all.
Evening journal., 1895-08-12

"Bave you bought your Winters coal
yeii' WAS the query made TO an EVEN
ING JOURNAL reporter this morning.
The questionsr added. II you haven't Z
you're not in It for It's started on It's
upward plane.
The reporter Rt ones started In TO
make inqairies aud ascertained that the
price per carat Of the black diamond
had not been advanced as yet, although
such a thing may occur ~ any hour. He
at once left his order for the hundred
and odd tons needed Tor the cold spell
and now lives at No. Easy street
Evening journal., 1895-08-12
one rhIrtr. the othsr rr.nt, -a.s.

Colonel John T. LlyhsiS has just
celebrated his thirtieth anniversary as
passenger conductor In the employ Of
the P. w. & railroad, though still a
young and active man. General l. T.
Parker has been ia the same service for
8 quarter Of century, bis twenty
9th year having expired last June
General Parker lost a brother. who was
also conductor, In an accident at
Brenford, Del.
Evening journal., 1895-08-12
STILL MORE BONES.
Holmes Chicago Castle Seems to he Yer.
liable Charnel House.

CHICAGO, Aug. 12.-Moro bones said
by a physician to bo human, were found
I'm tho Holmes castle at Englowood. A
stove was dismantlod and between the
flrcclay and the outside iron were found
ohnrred bones, several hooks and eyes, a
hatpin and several pieces Of jet beads.
Tho officers considered their find impor-
tant.
The stove Is the one in which was
found the necklace which Jeweler Davis
said belonged TO Mimic Williams Sew
eral bones and collar buttons and pieces
Of cloth were found which are said 70 have
belonged TO the women victims Of Holmes.
Evening journal., 1895-08-12
Am We're Patriotic.

Through some misunderstanding last
night, the Order Of american Mechanics
did not sttend Calvary Baptist Church
as was expected. The church was
patEioticslly trimmed aod adorned with
the stars and stripes. bue no patriots
came In body Rev. z. W Powell,
however, stated that every American
ought to hear the truths repeated To
them and went on with his polishod d
dlarourea
Evening journal., 1895-08-12

While the river tug Msrths was
bringing up the Christiana an ice laden
schooner this morning. she attempted to
turn the loaded vessel 10 midstream when
the schooner grounded and remained hard
and fast for several hours Services OF
other boats were brought into requlsition
10 floating her.
Evening journal., 1895-08-12
HELP WANTED.

VETANTED-AN ACTIVE AND INTELLI-
w gent man. Apply to L. =. BUCK, 903
NJ lrket street
VNTE DON'T WANT BOYS OR LOAFERs.
w but men OF ability. $500 TO $50 a month
to hustlers. state and general agents. Salary
and commission. CHEMICAL FIRE EN-
TISGUISHING CO, Racine. Wis
< ALESMEN Wanted for M,rchs ant Trade.
> tiood weekly pay. Samples free. No de-
liveriea or cole ctiOns. side line or exclusive.
Address. Manufacturers 3 ~ Market 81 .Phlla.
I, C,ALESMAN WANTED-slO0 TO S1z5 per
lOmonth and expenses to 1 sJr0Iuce our good 6
pleasant and desirable. Address. with stamp.
King Mig. Co u. 5j, Chicago.
Evening journal., 1895-08-12
A RECORD breaking coIIeotIon.

Old ORCHARD, Ne, Aug. 12.-At DIR.
A. 3. Simpsons Christian alliance meet
ing s65, 600 was pledged for missionary
work This is the largest collection ever
taken in the world in a single day fol
missionary purposes.
Evening journal., 1895-08-12
An Work FInished ro-nIsht.

Foreman Hearst will conclude the
finishing touches to the NJ & NJ. steam =
ship Howard to night and the big vessel
will leave the Harlan and HoilingsWorth
Compsny's early Thursday morning for
her trial trip TO Baltimore where, II
satisfactory, she will be delivered to the
Merchants and Miners Company.
Evening journal., 1895-08-12

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 12.-Mrs. Hayden hu.
blemann, prominent in society, while out
cycling was knocked from her wheel by
highwaymen, rendered unconscious and
her diamond earrings taken from her ears.
Evening journal., 1895-08-12

The meeting OF the Park Commission
ers, which was set for Saturday after
noon did not matsriAlizs, Dennis
Mention and Superintendent OF Parks
Llesen being the only ones present The
obi sct was to make soms changes 10 the
driveway. The next meeting will be
held Tuesday afternoon.
Evening journal., 1895-08-12
Sow ve..eI IN the ohrI.tInnn.

This morning at tbs Jackson and
Company's the Colsts, belonging to
Warmers Philadelphia line. was hauled
for repairs and an overhaulinR The
packet barge Chester, of Philadelphia,
arrived in the Christisna shortly before
noon to take the place of the Colsta
during these improvements
Evening journal., 1895-08-12

The mineral OF Andrew BArkley 90.
CURED yesterday afternoon from the
home Of his brother. Samuel Barley,
No. S23 Jefferson street, and was largely
attended Services we're held IN Old
Swede's Church at whieh Rev Martin
Dunlap ofIiciated Mr. Barkley was n
years Of age .