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FOR RENT
zoos I NV, 1sr&b. $40. 90
2304 Pa av, Grab. 40. 90
929 n II av,7r&ba. .35. so
$50 n H av, 7r&ba .30.60
1887 10th, 7r&b. .80.50
631 @ sc, Or. mi: ..2.5o
S1S sd, Srb. ami. %. 80
1752 X NV, Or, wa. %. 40
$40 23d, Or. .1S.30
626 c sc. 6r&ba. 1880
b07 22d, Or, wa....l6.50
1922 /, Or, wa. 10
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FOR RENT HAVE SEVERAL HOUSES FOR
rent at reduced rates; splendidly located and
hrst-class. Apply to S. S. SHEDD BRO, 432
9th st. NV. ap30-eotf
FOR RENT-HOrTsE sol b ST. NV; 10 ROOMS;
AMI Inquire 928 La. ave. tyS-tf
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& WEAVER, 629 F NV.
1888 4 1886 Spruce, L
ID p, Sr. 30. so
1913 9th NV, Or. =. 30. 90
229&2S1 Pa av Sc.
flats, Ar. 30. 90
233 o NV, Or. 30. 90
1872 Elm, l. ID p. 6r. 1880
47,135&l53 Califor-
mia st ne. Or. .....1S.30
III Carroll Sc. Or. is. 80
$40 18th sw, Or. :. 1880
52S Tenn av ne. Or
and stable. II. 80
SIS, so & 524 Tenn
av ne, Or. 1850
1912 LIST ne, st&dw. 10. 80
Fort st, B'kland. Or. .14.50
zoos n ] av NV, Or. Il. 80
1881 Myrtle ne, Or. IA. so
1927 Ga nv Sc, Or. 1000
1O11, 1917 and 1919
18th Sc, Or. 900
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR RENT-1I39 Nh 1890 Corcoran, 9r&b. 1000
nv NV, 13r, 2b.. - NV mr. 14th 6r&b $50
Ola Mass av, 1lr&b SIS DOL $40 Maple 7r6Sb 20
3ps 18th NV, or&b 30 7Ol 2d26 K NV, Grab. 1850
1923 Corcoran, er&b. So DOL "a Fla 6rcel. LOO
1873 av, Grab. .26 DOL 170S 4th NV, Or .16.66
20 n st NV 7rdkb. 2550 so jackson al Ar. 500
se1e-t Il. l. RUST. COS l4th st. NV.
FOR RENT-MY HOUSE OF Il ROOMS, COM
fortably furnished. and with use of steinway
piano; front and back yards; situated In the
NV; can be leased for q term OF two more
years at moderate rental to responsible tenantI
house in perfect condition Address Box ",
Star Office. sel4-tr
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FOB RENT-A HANDSOME RESIDENCE, COM
Pistely f9rnished S on Vermont ave Ven near st.
entertaining; will be leased only TO private fam
lily. For permission to inspect and terms apply to
select JOHN B. WIGHT, 14iO Il st.
FOR RENT-1l25 10TH ST., NEAR MASS. AVE
NV; handsome 3-story double brick dwelling of
81 rooms. with every convenience; bath rooms;
porches on every floor; large stable. THOS j.
FISHER & CO., 1924 st. NV. se12-tf
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FOR RENT-NORTHwEsT
20s5 sw.. lGr. and stable. ..........$ 81 500 IT.
l412 st. lsr. 2b. - 1901 st, or.......s 2Se
2314 18th st, Tor. go 90 2l20 e Or. $500
1873 Corcoran Sr&b. 1880
NORTHEAST.
II Patterson st. Or 12. 60 40 Sd ne, Or. $50
1925 18th Ut se store ana dwelling. LOO
OFFICE ROOMS
zoos st........ $50 90 I'll g st.....$ s. to 800
1924 st.. $40 to 600
Cor 18th =. Tor. 90 zoos r st. 4r. .$22.5c
HEISKELL & McLERAN.
SELF tn, th&stf 1908 st
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FOR RENT
2020 G NV, 11r. 90,
7S1 9th NV, store. 80. 00|
126 E NV, 13r, ami 80. 90
1888 14th nw,11r, ami. Is
1857 14tS NV, 10r, mi. $3.50
1920 18th NV, lar, ami. 40
COS Howard ave NV,
Or, ami. .......... 40. 90
20 NY av NV, Sr, mi 10. 90
80 N NV, Or, ami. 85. 90
434 l NV, Sr, ami. .2S. 50
164 D &c, Tor. ami Is. so
LIS N 80, 6r........S.3J
100 9Th ne, 7r, ami %. 50
SWOEMSTEDT I
.-TH . e., RsA
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uNFtrRN1sHEp HOUSES.

uNFURNISHED HOUSES
No 92e 18th ST. NV, lar. baths 81 800 per year.
No. 1929 ST. NV, 15r. and bath 81 600 per year.
No. 024 18th st. lar. and bath 81 300 year.
No lips n ST. NV, 1sr., baths 81 800 per year.
No. 1905 18th st. NV, lar baths. 800 per
No. 17l3 Q It. NV, Tor. and bath s. 600 per year.
No. 1855 st NV, 10r ind bath 81 600 per year.
No. 1854 ST. NV, Tor. and bath. $500 per year
No. 1924 9Th ST. NV, l0r and bath. $500 per year.
STABLES.
D st. 18th NV. $500 per year.
In alley bet Conn. and 18th
ST., Mass. ave. and st. n.w..... $500 per year,
Apply to
]. v. n HUYCK,
se141w 1905 Penna, ave,
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FOR RENT-BY BARNES
81 Pa NV Sc, store .S65. VI
1923 21st NV, Or. 1905
2O26 G NV, 12r. .50.3G
1722Corc0ran NV, Torso. 0G
21I L NV, Tor. 5000
lib Fl ne. st. sta&7rb. OG
1882 Stoughton, Sr. 1000
8SMaple av.LDP,0r40.5 sc
1451Corcoran NV, l3riO. OG
312 Del av ne, Or. .35. &c
1882 22d NV, Or. -. 80. Sc
814-620 22d NV, Sr. 80. 90
1017-1019 n ] av, 7r. 80. SO
40S Mass av nw,7r.27. Sc
2214 G NV, Sr. $50
1510-1516 9Th NV, Sr. y. so
1925 Linden DP, Or. 25. SO
1928 9th NV, 7r. SO
4, Q, 8, 20, % & "a
Quincy ne. 7r.....25. 80
159 F ne, 7r. .25. ~
2S1&233 18th sw, Sr. %. 50
aa.iO9f
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FOR SALE-PIANOS.

FOR sALE-OR RENT--$15O WILL BUY LATEST
style square, reliable make: perfect condition; 4
beautiful upright piano, cheap for cash. for
se19-Sts
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Also large list Of desirable furnished houses.
FITCH, FOX & BROWN,
se13-f 1406 st. NV.
FOR RENT-ELEGANT CORNER HOUSE. IN TX
cellent order; the north side of Washington
Circle; 10 rooms; will rent from LIST of October
at q moderate rent to a desirable private family
GEO. W. LINkINS, 500 10th st. NV. se13-8t
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For RENT

Lots 70, II, "a 1872. $35. 90
1920 Conn ave Orb. 90
1923 Conn ave (r'r.2.00
se16 r. o. HOLTZMl
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M WONDER
you are tired looking for house. Go and
those beautiful little homes Portncr place, be-
tween and V, 14th and 18th n.w.; rooms
and bath; Sc6 80, including water; nice neigh
bors. Also those beauties, rooms and bath,
ST., 14tn and 18th NV. opp. st. Paul's Church,
and don't miss that fiat of rooms. 1903 18th
NV, at $25. Then that large 10 room house, 513
13ti st. NV: a perfect h0tel moderate rent.
THEOD. FRIEBUS, Room %. Ohio Bank building,
18th and NV. select
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR RENT-REMNGTON TYPEWRITERS AT
THE REMINGTON OFFICE; modern machine;
perfect condition guaranteed. with stand; deliver
ed free In city; mouth applies on purchase Of
Lew when directly following rental.
WiCkOFF, SEAMANS & BENEDICT,
dl0-f Cor. 9Th and r sts NV.
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FOR RENT-STABLES.

FOR RENT-LARGE s-STORY STABLE EEAF
s23 d ST. NV; 80 stalls; carriage elevator: gas
water, grain bins. etc. Inquire 926h La. ave.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-27
Ii HUNG MUST DIE.

The Wound of tho Chiueso viosroy Said to
bc fatal-iils Great Ago Against nj. Iio.
oovery-what II Famous Physician says.
NEw ioEH, March GA special to
tho Prcss from Washington saya: "In
a private cab.cgram from Toxic re.
ceivcd by a member OF tho Jap anoso 10.
CATION here to-day is conveyed nows OF
worldwide interest. According to this
dispatch. which comes from tho highest
official source in Japan. a German ply.
sician who Is professor at tho univcr.
sity OF Toxic, and an exper. OF
high standing. was sent yesterday at
tho personal request OF tho mikado to
examine Ii Hung Chaug's wound.
Ai,or thorough examination OF his dis.
tinguishcd patient, tho physician ro.
ported conddontially to tho Mikado that
Ii Hung Chang must die. Tho wound
is in the face, and the bullet, which the
surgeon had not succeeded in extract.
ing yesterday. is apparently beyond
reach. Moreover, Ii Is seventy years
Of nge. and. although giant physically,
his years are against him.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-27
MIR. NORRIS STATEMENT.

lie Denies all Connections with tho
Whisky Trust CrookcInoss.
CHICAGO, March 26.-Mr. Nelson Nor.
ris to-day issued the following personal
statement, in connection with recent
Developments IN the whisky trust mat.
ters.
"Observing that my name is asso.
ciated from day to day with supposed
or real evil doings. done and performed
by tho officers and managers OF the
whisky trust, deem i. proper to say
that | am not IN official, director or
shareholder in that concern. My rela.
tious to that company are purely OF 4
contract nature. as honorable to the
company as to myself and as much to
the interest oil the company rs to my
own. They are square. open and above
board. The injurious insinuations and
indirect charges have no real founda.
tion, as will appear when those now
engaged in promoting false concep.
tion shall present their theories and in.
newspapers. ask my friends to with.
hold Judgment until evidence is present.
ed. claim this as right. If the
truth when it appears shall in any way
condemn me for any improper acts in
this connection or any other, | will
cheerfulIy weld to its supremacy. But
protest against being robbed OF my
good name By injurious .fabrications
which have no just foundation what
pycrn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-27
GIGANTIC sWISDLE.
Tho So.Cniicd Montana Mining and Lonr
COmpnny--ftt Head nnd Front on Trial.

Tho SO.Cnlicd Montana Mining and Lonr
C0mpnny--it. iIend nnd Front on Trial.
BUTrR, MoSr, March 2G.-IIonry l.
llaupt, president Of tho Montana Min.
Ing, Loan and Investment. Company, 10
on trial In tho United S,atos court hore
on tho charge OF sending unmailablc
matter through tho pos.oilicc. The
testimony introduced has developed a
gigantic swindling scheme, IN which
many prominent mon woro innocently
implicated. Tho company claims 10
have q paid.up capital stock OF $l2 ,000,.
600, and It's stock Is valued n, $l20 a
aharc. It was organizol In January,
1892, and has boon doing tremendous
business sinco. Upon tho representa-.
ton, so the government witnesses said,
that ho intended to organize n
logitimats mining company, Haupt IN.
duced John L. Richards, present gov.
ernor Of tho a,ate; ox.County Treasurer
Ii. 9. KessIei. 2. 4. Largey. II. G. Vail.
too, NJ. L. Holland and q. J. Stephen.
son, all prominent and wealthy mining
men,. 10 join tho incorporation. Nth
tho names OF those corporntors hc then
went to all tho banks, and secured per.
mission TO usn tlioir name, us reierence.
A dozen worthless mining claims were
located by him and decided TO tho com.
pany In consideration OF 500 in cash
and tho entire capital stock. He then
sent out circulars all over tho world, ad.
vcrtised the property as highly devel.
oped and valuable. and sold tho stock
on tho monthly instalIment plan, issu.
ing certificates ut 81 each.
Ono hundred thousand certificates
were issued each month, and the pur.
chaser OF n certificate was entitled to ap.
ply for loan in any sum under $4,000.
Tho trustees OF tho company pretended
to meet overy month and apportion
0,000 among the borrowers. Tho per.
aon securing loan was required to
give note for tho amount. payable in
1912, without interest or security.
When the purchaser had 100 certifi.
ca,es hc was entitled to share OF stock.
The remaining $50, 900 from the month.
ly sale oil certificates was supposed to
60 into Office expenses and the develop
ment OF the company's mines.
Tho testimony at tho trial showed
that Haupt was the solo manager of tho
concern and reaped MI the profits. lie
apportioned the loans in cities wLere
he thought he should have bigger re-
turns aud induce othezs TO purchase
certificates. When the incorporatora
and the banks learned OF the swindling
nature OF the company they drew ou,
OF it and the trustees withdrew the
stock from the market. but this did not
disconcert Haupt, for he selected new
trustee, and continued his operati ons
The entire property OF the company il
not worth over $1,000, and its mines
which are located ncar Butte, are Worth.
lsss. Haupt it Is alleged. has offices in
London. New York. Chicago, St. Louis
San Francisco and other cities.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-27
THE COAL OPERATORS
Will OFFER tho Miners Sixty Conts, But 1
May Not be Accepted.

viii Offer tho Miners Sixty Conts, But It
May Not be Accepted.
PIrTsBUEGu, March 26.-The railroad
coal operators association met to-day
aud offered to enter into an agreement
with the miners to pay sixty cents per
ton for one year from April. A COM
mittee was appointed to confer with
the miners organization and present
the compromise offer. The operators OF
the Pittsburgh district want to do away
with the nine cents ditierential in the
rate for mining allowed the Ohio oper-
ators. They claim tnat the offer made
to the strikers does not indicate a weak
ening on their part and say they will
not pay sixty-nine cents, as demanded
by tie striking miners.
1t is not probable that the miners will
accept the 60-cent rate, for should they
desire to do 30 the national officials
would not permit it. az that would in
volve another cut in the wages Of the
Ohio miners, who work for nine cents
less than the district miners. Tho OPP
orators are ready to start their mines on
April !, andthere are rumora that they
intend to import men 10 take tho stri-
kers' places il the 60.cent rate is not &C.
ccp.ed
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-27
EXTRAORDINARY CASE.

a Woman Horribly Tortured nud IIurnod
to Death In Ireland because shs Was
Supposed to bo n witch.
WATERFORD, IRELAND, March ga
most extraordinary caao OF murder ari,.
ing from supcrsition wa, inquired into
to-day by tho special court OF ClonmOl,
twenty-five miles from here. Ton per.
sons wcro arraigned before the court
charged with murdorine n woman
named Cleary, because they supposed
hor TO bo witch. Tho prisoners in
cluded the murdered woman's husband
aud father.
Tho evidence showed that MrA. Cleary
was suffering from nervousness and
bronchitis aud hor husband, believing
her to bo bewitchsd. and in order to OK
ercise the spell, obtained q concoclion
from herbaIist Of tho noighborh ood.
The n, while the other prisoners hold
tho unfortunate women in bod, her hus.
band forced tho obnoxious concoc.ion
Of horbs down her throat, After this,
the suffering woman was held over q
fire and drcadfully burned until shc do
clared in the name OF God that sho was
not Cleary's wife. This torture was 70.
peated on the following day, but tho
woman refused to conform to her hus.
bands requests, whereupon he knocked
her down, stripped of her cloth.
ing. poured parahine over her
body. then lighted 1t, and tho woman
bu rned to death In tho presence OF six
male and two female relatives. Cleary
declared that ho was not burning his
wife. but that no was burning witch
and she would disappear up tho chin
ncv. Whom the woman was dead her
husband collected her charred remains
in a sheet and buried them in n dyke
beneath the mud. whore thcy were
found week later. The prisoners.
who were remanded, narrowly escaped
lynching at tho hand, OF the excited
crowd in and about the court room,
and had TO be removed to Jail under the
escort OF q strong force OF constabulary.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-27
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS.

The Nashua. \. IL, savings bank has
closed its doors.
Work on the New Orleans levee pro.
cecds without. interruption.
The Indiana encampmcnt OF tho G. A.
r. began yesterday at Muncic.
"Young Critic" defeated Joe Harmon
in a si1.round 20 in New York last
night.
A bed OF solid rock salt has beon dis
covered on Joo Jeilerson's island,
Louisiana, at depth OF $50 icot.
Mrs. A. J. Baird. OF Kansas City. n
Christian scientist, is under arrest for
practcing medicine without license.
At Il fire in tho Belle Clothing house
in Chicago five clerks wero injured in
trying to escape. Loss on store $780, 900
Tho Atlanta board OF police commits.
sioncra failed to select Il chairman after
taking 56l ballots, and tho deadlock
continues.
John A. Ryder, professor OF compare.
tive ombryology. at the University OF
Pennsylvania, died in Philadelphia,
aged forty-throo years.
st. Louis people yesterday talked
through long distance telephone TO
friends in New York, Boston, Washing.
ton aud other eastern cities.
Argument in tho Dcbs haboas corpus
case before the Unitod States auprome
court was concluded yesterday. A dcci-
sion is expected some time in May.
Governor Morton has signed the bill
authorizing tho board OF health OF Now
York to employ corps of physicians
to collect and administer anti-toxine.
A successful attempt Mt Jail breaking
was accomplished at Winfield, Kansas.
aud ak prisoners, charged with grand
larceny, burglary and arson, escaped.
John Tybor, Hungarian, laid down
on tho Baltimore & Ohio railroad tracks
in Youngstown, Ohio, and had his head
taken OF by the Baltimore & Ohio night
express going west.
A law haa gono into effect at Still.
water. Mimi, providing that ali chill.
dron under sixteen years OF ago shall
lcav0 the streets ut . o'clock NJ night,
when curtow rings.
Official reports received by tho Japan.
csc legation at Washington confirm the
pross,dispatches concerning the attempt
to assaSslnato Viccroy l.. Hung Chang,
Of China, at Simonosok.
Tho state department has received Il
cablogram announcing tho death of
United Statos Consul Enoch j..
Smithors at his post in llioga. Japan,
from II paralytic attack. Mr.. Smtthers
was native OF Delaware. and was ap-
pointed to his last position in July,
1859.
Astartlinc discovery has boon brought
TO light near Tishoming, Indian Terri
tory, by tho finding in hollow 10. OF
tho journal records Of tho lust session Of
tho legislature, which contained tho
impeachment charges OF Bon komp, tho
tlen district judge. Tho records had
beon Btolon from tho capitol.
The annual report Of tho Boil Tcle.
phone Company shows the oxpcnsNs OF
tho company for tho year to DO 81, 72i,. i.
l50 81, and tho not earnings s., l23,.
TS5 07. Tho surplus account Dcccmbcr
81, 1901, showed $22.l5l,0ll Gl. Tho
Long Distance Company shows an in.
crnaaO In gross earnings OF l3.4 pur cont,
tho amount for 1891 gross being Sl,0ll,.
0Gl 81. Y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-27
SUTTOS'S MURDERERS.


Twelve Suspects In Laii Charged With
Completely.
PirrsBuRou, Pa. March 26.-Twelve
members OF the Bee gang are in Jail
here charged with being implicated in
the murder OF Kearncy Sutton, the non.
union gassworker. at Tarentum, satur-
day night George McClelland, the
leader OF tho gang, surrendered to the
sheriff to-day. lie has two bullet
wounds as a result OF the fracas. Three
other prisoners have made confessions
from which it is evident that the mo-
tive OF tho murder was robbery, and
was not bad feeling against non.union
workman, as was supposed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-27
GLASS WORKERS COMBINE.
Tho Alliance Of all tho Unions In tho Coun
try About to be Contaminated.

Tho Alliance OF all tho Unions In tho Coun.
try About to be Consummatcd.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March 26.-An
important conference OF glass workers
in this city, with view Of an alliance
between the three branches OF the in
dustry that will bring them into closer
relationship with each other and with
the trade. The green Glass workers of
tho United States aud Canada, with
membership OF 5000, the American
Flint Glass Workers Union, consisting
OF upwards OF 5000 men, and the Win.
dow Glass Workers Association are
represented.
Tho scheme is for an alliance and not
for an amalgamation. Each orsaniza-
ton will maintain its own plan OF work,
but will agree to consult and cooperate
with the other bodies for the benefit OF
the entire craft. Tho plan will bo laid
before the different local organizations
throughout the country, and " is prob.
able that larger gather gathering will
be hold about July l, when 4 definite
plan will have been mapped out, which
will moot with the approval OF each or
ganization. II.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-27
A vIoIArIUS on Law,

Int Secretary Carlisle Dldu't Moan to Show
Contempt FOR I'll" Quarantine oniGors.
WAsnuSGroH, D. G., March 26.-No
ono about the treasury department TO.
day would cay anything about tho viola.
ton OF tho quarantine laws in Secretary
Carlisle taking his son William of tho
Paris without. the permission OF The
health officer. No ono doubts tlat there
was violation OF tho law. yet it goos
without saying that tho secretary and
his friends woro innocent OF any inten.
ton TO disregard 1t. This incident rc.
calls tho Morton coachmnn episode of II
few mon,lis ago. Tho infraction OF law
is not regarded "a one calling for tho
attention which has boon given it by
tho Now York quarantine authorities.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-27
EVIDENTLY 4 FRAUD,
Bogus Bonds on n South Dakota Township p
Turn Up In New York.

Bogus Bonds on n South Dakota Township
Turn Up In New York.
REDriELD, S. D., March 26.-The regis.
trar OF deeds here has received letter
from Attorney Rufus T. Peck, of Cort-
land, n. y, asking ii school bonds OF
any individual school district are re.
quired to be registered and il go. were
$500 bonds OF the Capitola school town
ship OF Sphinx county registered in 1894
or 1925. The bonds are dated January
), 1898, and are 10. $500 each and nine
in number. The attorney asks whether
thoro is Capitola school township in
this county.
the statement is made here,
after hearing from parties at
Doland, this county, that no such
school township exists. The
attorney claims that tho bonds
were issued to refund one.haf OF the
original $1,000 bonds issued some years
ago by the same township. There is no
record OF any bonds having been issued
by Capitola township. Fictitious nam es
arc signed for both the clerk and chair
man OF the school board and the bonds
arc certified to by an unknown party
under the name OF Inman. Tho officials
here know nothing OF these alleged
bonds or tho individuals named on
them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-27
NEW COMPLICATION
7, the Religious War In Manitoba
Suddenly Arises.
COMPROMISE BILL NOT PROBABLE

tho Schools Wholly Secular.
The Government Order to Restore
the Catholic Parochlal Schools Will
be Rcjectcd-Tho Question May be
shelycd for Year. aud In Tho
Meantime tho Elections May Deter.
mine tho Canadian Governments
Final Policy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-27
He Oprncd Anothcr's Letters,

CINCINNATI. March 26.-The United
States government to-day enforced
through tho United States court the
penalty for opening another's lettcrs in
a peculiar case. John Stuttlemeyer, an
omploye OF tho paper mill which buys
the waste paper Of the Cincinnati post
Office found few lettors among tho
waste directed to parties in Chilicotho,
Ohio. Stuttlomeyer found check for
$50 in one of them and thon wrote to
the Chillicotho postmaster requiring n
reward for returning tho letters. llo
made plea OF guilty and was fined S25.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-27
THE wEAvEns' STRIKE.
No Action Taken by tho Strikers at Yos.
toriay's Meeting.

tertiay's Meeting.
PROVIDENCE, Il. l., March o6.-The
union wcavers OF the Providence and
tho National worsted mills held a meet
ing to-day to discuss their grievances,
but no action was taken. A committee
representing tho strikers OF tho Manton
mills called upon Mr.. kimball, tho
proprietor, to-day and represented to
him that II he would renew his COM
promise proposition to pay three mills
ehuttle extra for all over four shuttles
aud pay weekly, and in addition to his
proposition discharge the foreman of
tho weavers with whom they are in
variance, tho strikers might 80 back to
work.
Mr.. Kimball renewed his proposition
but declined to promise 10 discharge
tho foreman. Tho committee will re-
port his decision at II meeting to be
called for that purpose.
At tho Campbell mills. on Potter's
Hill, tho dissatisfied weavcra to-day
asked ior an advance OF three mills
shuttle extra on all over four. Tho do
mnnd was granted, and tho wcavcrs
will not strike.