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The Portland daily press., 1895-06-20

plCycLE FOR sALE-New wheel, high
4S grade. 1895 model, ~ pounds; for sale
at a bout half price. a once, for cash. Ad-
dess +. A. MORRIS Box 1477. City. ISL
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FOR RENT-Resdence on Cumberland str eet,
L between State and .Melen Streets all the
modern conveniences. BENJAMIN f. HAIR
RIS, Chambers corner Exchange and Middle
streets 1911
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BRICKS FOR SALE.

I am prepared to deliver first quality
Bricks, both faced and com mon, any where
in Portland, Deering or Westbrook.
A. L. HAWKES., Agent,
Box 2S2, Westbrook, Me.
mH.9 dim
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ITO LET FOR SUMMER-At Oak Hill Scar
L boro, within 21a miles of Rigby, where N.
+. Fair is to be held, furnished residence to-
gether with large stable. House is large
enough Tor two families, &c; is beautifully
situated, commanding a view of ocean and
mountain; House is nicely arranged sur
rounded by piazzas, shade trees and beautiful
lawn. Six miles from Portland; several beaches
within easy access. Oak Hill station. B. &
M. 4. r. minutes walk from house. Pictures
and other information at22 CHURCH ST. 1911
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COTTAGE To Let-On Great Diamond Is
~ land. Seven rooms, fine well of water.
sewerage, modern conyeniences. Inquire of
DIR. G. w. TALBOT, 58712 Congress ST.
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FOR SALE-In central part of city. two,
one family cottage houses. both in
thorough repair ana fitted with furnace,
ebago, water closets. ETC., with fair sized
LOT 1T land. Income S270 a year. A. G.
LIBBY. AZ 1-2 Exchange street. 2l-4
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EOR SALE-At Long Island, three story
4 house, with double verapdas around it.
ice pond. Address n. b. CHASE, Long
Island. az
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ITO LET-Two cottages on Great Diamond
Island. one with 6 rooms for $75 the
other, rooms with good water and drainage
for $125 for the season. Apply at GEO,
LIBBY, 80 Exchange st. I'll
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FOR SALE-5O Brussels. tapestry, and wool
= carpets at very low prices. F. O. BAILEY
u CO., 46 Exchange St. 1911
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EOR SALE-Beautiful Island lin Casco Bay,
about acres, fine shade trees and spring
water, nice bathing beach, plenty of fish and
summer cottages in direct line OF pleasure
steamers. Price 5000. W. IL. WALDRON,
$50 Middle St. POL
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RICYCLES-25 secondhand wheels in per-
~ feet order, popular makes at popular prices
+. 0. BAILEY & CO., 46 Exchange st. 19-1
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EOR SALE-To let or Exchange, at Old
u Orchard, 1-3 story house, rooms.
large piazza, nice summer place near rail-
road station and beach: lot 50yl00 feet.
Apply to j. DUNPHY, 8 York street, from
a. m. to p. IN. Issl
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ITO LET-First class lower rent consisting of
five rooms in good repair, situated "a
Beckett street. Has dry cellar, and large sun
ny yard; price $14. Keys at Office OF A. c.
LIBBY. AZ l-2 Exchange St. 141
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EOR SALE-Oakdale. House 27 Williams st.
u 15 rooms, 2 2tenements; closets for both,
cemented cellar; large corner lot; best trade In
Deering, let's for $50 per month price So, 800,
easy terms. w. H. WALDRON, 18O Middle
ST. 14-l
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WANTED-1O carpenters at Deeriue Centre
w at once. RICHARDSON LAND CO.
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EOR SALE-Steam Launch evelyn, 25 feet
u loDg-is in first class condition. RYAN
& KELSEY, 130-l32 Commercial st. 1872
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ITO LET-At Nadokwando Landing, Falmouth
= Foreside. furnished cottages to let; fine
office and telephone office. Inquire Of WIN.
GRIFFIN. 1o-1
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GUNNER COTTAGE TO LET-About July
~ 1st If finished, new cottage, opposite OF
taWa House, on Cape Shore. Apply or address
LORD BROS. 4 CO., Central Wharf. Portland.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Forty words or less inserted under this
Head for one week for rs cts. -: advance.
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FOR SALE.

Forty words inserted under this head
one week for 20 cents. cash in advance.
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WANTED.

Forty words inserted under this head
one week for 25 cents. cash in advance.
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FOR SALE-Harpswel Cottage of 10 rooms,
l plastered, clapboarded and painted out
ide. in good repair, half acre of land. large
hore frontage, II fruit trees III bearing, nice
'athing beach, "a mile from steamer landing.
forced sale for 5000. W. II. WALDRON,
80 Middle st. 2O-1
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fTlO LET.-A very desirable tenement in west
Il ern part OF the city. has seven rooms, steam
heat, good bath. electric bells. sunny exposure.
For other information inquire of COE the Hal.
ter, 1877 Middle street. 1S-1
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WANTED-A good protestant girl as nurse
w In small family. References REQUIRED
Call No. 65 GRANT ST., middle bell.
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NlO LET-Furnished Cottage eden HaID.
Il six rooms, on Oakland Avenue, Peaks
No. 394 Fore ST., Portland, or LITTLE,
FIELD & CO., Peaks Island 19-l
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ITO LET-Two very desirable cottages on
L Great Diamond Island. A rare chance to
moderate price. GEORGE LIBBY so Ex-
change street. POI
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WANTED.-A competent second girl, MRS
W HARRY BUTLER, Thomas street.
18-1
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WANTED-An experienceds stenographer.
w Address with age. reference, expert
eEce and machine used, P. D. Box 1885,
Po1 tlaEd, Me. 1871
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FOR SALE.
Forty words inserted under this head
one week for 25 cents, cash in advance.

nav he sa fr 6Io% mare 1y niIGe
saddle and bride; Premier Camera. VIII ex-
change for combination or tandem bicycle,
organ or other collateral. Cash preferred.
Prices low. C, 2. CLEAVES, Yarmouth. Maine.
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WANTED--Commons sewing to do. Auply
w at Lafayette street. 1s-l
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NlO LET-Store 2a1 Spring street. Call
Il or address G. !. KIMBALL, 219 Spring
street. jun4dtf
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TO LET-Two convenient centrally located
IN threa minutes walk Of city building. One
seven rooms, SIS. One four large rooms $40.
POSSESSION given at once. Apply to H. II,
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ITO LET. Furnished Rooms with or without
L Soard at HOTEL ST. JAMES, 1877 Free
st. House Open all night. 18-l
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no LET-A furnished cottage on Cliff Island !;
three minutes walk from the wharf. APP
ply 70 A. ii. SOUTHARD, Cliff Island. 2O-1
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ITO LET-A small furnished cottage, with
Sepago water, near Simonton's Cove. Adj
dress. FARMER, So. Portland. pol
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tElo LET-TWo fine new tenements. One with
= 10 rooms, 80 Robert street, near Union
Depot; not and cold water and latest improve
Observatory. Also new store on corner of Con-
gresS and Warren streets. Rents reasonable to
right party. Apply IS WARREN ST. 2O-1
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VO LET-Tibbets House and Stable, SPRING
l. VALE ME. 23-4
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1895-12-14
ILLINOIS AND THE M'kINLEY BOOM
State Republican Machine MAY Try to
Down the Great PrOtectiOnist.

Chicago, Dec. 12.-Nonplussed If not
alarmed, by the evident growth of Nc
Kinley sentiment in this city and many
other parts of the state, as evidenced in
the proceedings and elections Of precinct
and ward clubs and other organizations
the triumvirate of the state republican
machine which has no love for the Ohio
man, has decided to call a conference
of republicans from every congressional
district, to be held in this city at an
early date. The invitations will intimate
that the gathering is for the purpose of
considering What position Illinois should
occupy in the coming republican presiden-
tial campaign" but the real purpose of
the conference will be to promote an in
terchange of views and ideas between
the anti-McKinley leaders in this city and
of the state at large, and to prepare roll
OF would-be delegates to the national con-
vention from the various congressional
districts who can be depended upon eth
er as being against Mckinley or willing to
vote as the machine may dictate
The slate of delegates at large that
will be submitted to the next state con-
vention Is, it is said, already prepared
and it is asserted that to each man the
mere mention of the name Of Mckinley
is more than obnoxious. The combine
however, seems to be overlooking in Its
calculations the admittedly growing
strength of the Mckinley movement, and
1t is not improbable that, long before
convention day, It's plans will be found
to have been wide of the mark.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1895-12-14

committee on credentials be reiectoa
It was seconded by another deleeats
who, however, a moment later, wifi rte
drew his request. It was learned tho.
if Ferris was admitted, motions wonIS
be made to seat many who had has,
denied admission because they were 4.
cialists.
The motion to reject the report Of tha
committee on credentials was then votS
ed down and a motion was carried con
frming the report Of the committee
The convention then adjourned NM,
tomorrow.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1895-12-14
DISGUSTING DETAILS KEPT QUIET
Trial of Joseph MOnhOllaud at Wan.
Walla Was Almost Secret

Walla Walla, Dec. 1.-THE authorit,a.
stole march upon the curious publc
bringing Joseph Monholland, charged with
committing an unnatural crime upon
boy named Brundscheld, aged Is, before
the justice of the peace for preliminarv
hearing today.
1t had been announced that the hearinv
would take place Thursday. but the mar.
ties concerned agreed to keep the dis
gushing details from the public. The hear
ing took place at II o'clock this morninr
only the officials, witnesses and REPORTER
being in the court room during the trial
Young Brundscheld testified as to thu
time and place of the crime committed.
and the officials as to MOnhOlland leavinr
town and his subsequent arrest.
Monholland offers no defense whatever
He was bound over to the superior court
in the sum of $4,000. Being unable to Sc
cure bonds he went to Jail.
Brunscheld was placed under $500 bonds
to appear as a witness.
In an interview with The Spokesman
Review representative, Monholland said.
1T is put up job by my partner in the
barber shop, Joseph Graaff, to get me
out of business"
This afternoon Graaff was taken before
justice of the peace and placed under
$500 bonds to appear as a witness against
Monholland, and was compelled to 20
to Jail, not being able to secure bonds.
The day Monholland was arrested Graafe
disposed of the barber shop, and stated
that he was preparing to leave the city.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1895-12-14
GRAVES HAD BEEN ROBBED
The Bodies OF Three Estimable Women
Had Been Stolen by students
for Dissection.

Topeka, Kas., Dec. 11.-Three cases
Of grave robbing at the Rochester GEM
etery have been traced to students of
the Kansas medical college in the past
three days and popular Indignation
reached crisis in North Topeka to-
night and it is feared an effort will be
made before morning to either burn or
otherwise damage the college. The first
robbery was that Of the body Of Mrs.
I. o. Van Fleet. The husband Of the
dead woman became unaccountably
possessed Of the belief that the grave
had been desecrated and had an exam
ination made which disclosed the work
Of the ghouls The body was found in
the dissecting room Of the college. Fur
Their investigation revealed the multi
ated remains of Mrs. Dake, wife Of a
well known citizen, and at 8 o'clock to-
night Mr.. p. H. Lillis identified the
third body at the college as that of his
mother, who died recently of consump-
ton.
The police learned this afternoon that
there was a move on foot to assemble
mob to sack the medical college. This
evening the faculty of the college called
on the police for protection. The stu
dents were all sent home and the col
1ege building is in the possession Of a
large squad Of policemen.
A detail of militiamen from Battery
B Of this city is stationed at their ar
senal to prevent a capture Of the arms
stored. Upon the request of the sheriff
the governor has ordered the infantry
company at Lawrence to be ready to
respond to call at any moment.
The men are now assembled at the
station at Lawrence. While it is be-
lieved> the precautions that have been
taken will prevent any demonstration
tonight, there is great excitement over
the grave robberies. All the A. O. U.
w. lodges met tonight to denounce the
outrage and demand a full investiga-
ton to discover the ghouls.
The mob, on advice of the officials,
has dispersed.
Rochester cemetery, from which the
bodies were stolen, is used by the poor
er classes of this city, and 1t is in Sc
cluded nook, where the grave robber
can operate unmolested.
LAWRENCE MILITIA READY.
Lawrence, Kas., Dec. 11.-Company H
Of the Kansas National Guard received
Geographic orders to report in Topeka
tonight, but the order was subsequently
countermanded.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1895-12-14
Paul Brav Claims His Uncle Was I'm.
prisOned on False We .timOnv.

Washington Dec. 1.-THE Kansas con-
gressional delegation held meeting to-
day to discuss the Waller case at which
Paul Bray, the ex-cOnsuls nephew, re-
lated the history Of the trial. Bray asserts
that the stenographer's report Of the tes.
timony given at the trial was incorrect.
He says that If this government is ever
successful in securing the report Of the
trial, which has been asked for, his own
testimony will be found unsigned, as he
refused to sign it, because the report of
It was garbled. Bray speaks French flu
emily and he declares the official inter-
prefer Of the trial wilfully misinterpreted
parts of the testimony. An unsuccessful
effort has been made by members Of the
Kansas delegation to secure for Bray
Waller family Is without means of sup
port.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1895-12-14
ITALIANS MADE HEROIC DEFENSE
Only One Engagement, but Seven Hun.
dred urOpeans Were Killed.

dred urOpeans Were Killed.
Rome, Dec. 11.-General Baritori has
telegraphed an account of the battle
at Ambalagi, in which 700 Italians were
killed by the Abyssinian forces. Gen.
eral Baritiori's account shows that on
~ one engagement was fought, the
Italians making an heroic defense
against the enemy. Major Toselli, in
command of the Italians, died only after
arranging for the retreat Of his troops.
Ras Michel was killed, Ras Alula was
seriously wounded and Ras Mangacia
was seriously wounded.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1895-12-14
DUTCH TROOPS KILLED MALAYS
Disturbance Among the Natives Led to
Battle.
DUTCH

The Hague, Dec. u.-Advices from the
island Of Madura, in the Malay archipel-
ago, one of the Dutch possessions an
nounces that disturbance among the
natives led to a conflict between them and
the Dutch troops in which 20 natives were
killed and many wounded.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1895-12-14
HOUSE COMMITTEES.

washington, Dec 11.-There seems to
be no possibility now that the commit
tees Of the house will be announced this
week and the house may adjourn to-
morrow until Monday. Speaker Reed
has experienced more difficulty than
was anticipated in making up the mem
bership Of committees owing to his lack
of personal acquaintance with the new
members, of whom there are 163 From
source close to the speaker the in
formation is given out today that the
committees will probably not be an
nounced until the latter part of next
week just before the Christmas holiday
season.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1895-12-14

capitol Commission Adjourned.
olympia, Dec. 1.-THE capitol commits
sion met today, but owing to the enforced
absence of Mr.. Mundav the meeting adj
1ourned to Friday next.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1895-12-14
DuRRANT's DEATH WARRANT SIGNED

February p, 1896, Fixed as the Date Of
Execution.
San Francisco, Dec. 1.-THE attorneys
for Theodore Durrant today moved for
a writ OF probable cause for an order to
prevent the prisoners removal from the
county jail to the state prison at San
quentin. The court denied the motion.
and subsequently signed Durrant's death
warrant, fixing Friday, February q, as
the date of execution.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1895-12-14
Orphan Asylum Burned

Milwaukee Dec. 1.-THE st. Francis
Catholic orphan asylum burned tonight,
causing loss of $4,000. No lives were
lost
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LOCAL Ri.EvIrIES,
Matters OF Mlunr Moment In and About
tho City.

Matters Of Mln"r Moment In and About
tho City.
RonlSsoS Opera Company ut tho Park
Casino thia evening.
OSLY fair time is being made u. tho
Riverside works In Denwood on accOunt /
Of tho intonsc heat
TIE Top mill blast furnace 10 being
stocked up, preparatory to starting TO
work IN week or so.
ESrERrRISE LODGE No. %. !. 0. q. T.,
will give nccktio social u, thor nall,
on Monday evening, Juno "a.
YESTERDAY tho LaDelle nail factory
resumed operations. The tenders do.
mand Tor an incrGa.e OF wages was set.
tied to the satisfaction OF oil concerned.
Al STmSGEH, employed at tho 4E,na.
Standard mill, was caught in a curling
sheet OF hot iron us 1t came from the
rolls yesterday and very badly burned.
l'iIE supreme lodge. Shield oil Honor,
will open It's annual session in the |. y.
q. +. Hall this forenoon ut 10 o'clock.
Mayor Caldwell will deliver an address
Of welcome.
THE Wheeling Driving Park Associa.
ton adyerti-cs in another column that
bids for privileges on the State Fair
grounds at the spring race meeting will
be received until Juno 10.
Is another column all NON beers OF
Wheeling lodge. Shield OF Honor, are re-
Ouested to meet in their hall al noon,
sharp, on Wednesday, to turn out in
tho parade in honor Of the supreme
lodge.
YESTERDAY MORNING at the Riverside
tube mill. in uppOr Benwood, an elm.
ploye, Edward Ritter. while feeding
ppo caught his hand in the machine,
with tho result that three fingers were
badly crushed.
YESTERDAY the roof was torn of tho
old Exchange bank building and the
stone steps torn away. The building
will DO demolished as rapidly as posi-.
Bile, to give place to the handsome new
block to be put up by the company.
FRED MuHLrMAS was fined so and
costs in police court yesterday for
whipping his wife, and in default OF the
cash was given sixty days on the hill.
Barney Brady wa, lie, 90 to try and TO-
form, and five disorierlies and two
plain DRINKS paid the usual tinea.
CART. HOLMES. OF the police base ball
nine, will drive the players to me bal
park on Thursday in the city patrol
wagon. The public interest in the game
il Al fevnr heat. md il viii hn wiinrs.ed
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Robb who was unopposod. lie made

Robb who was unopposOd. lie made
1 ieot inches.
Tho iiOyards run was won by Alexan-
der in l:0l rs. L. d. Adams finished
second, with II. Bicberson mud c. II.
Quirnby in the rear.
The junior running broad Jump was
Won by Pollock with W. North in sec.
ond position. Pollock scored Is feet 6
inches.
The next event. putting the IL pound
shot, was captured bv J. W. johnson,
81 feet 10! inches. The other contest.
ants were ". Caldwell, c. II. Quimby,
". Otto and p. Kun,z.
Tho $50 yard run was another victory
Tor Alexander. who in fact won every
thing in which he contested. His time
was 2:45. E. D. Adams finished second,
Tho concluding event on the pro.
gtaiumc WIS the Two mile handicap BIZ.
cycle race. Tho handicaps were a, fol.
lows: Scratch, L Smith; 20yards, G.
;. Johnson; % yards, +. r Wheat; so
yards, &. Caldwell; 100 yards, G. Slmp.
son. The race was ono Of the prettiest
OF tho afternoon. before the men en-
tered the atrctch tho field was fairly
well punched and tho real fight occur.
red in the stretch. Caldwell sprinted
for all he was worth and won out.
Smith, the scratch man, WINS second and
Wheat at % yards was third. The time
was G:3j i.5.
The record OF the winners by points
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DIED,

WALTON.-On SUNDAY. June .. 1895. THOMAS
WALTON. aged ~ years.
Funeral from the residence OF his BROTHER Dan.
Tel Walton. No. III Fourteenth street. this
Tuesday afternoon NJ . o clock. In;erneut
private at Pcninsular Cemetery.
FRlEDRlCK-0n Monday. June 3. 1895, PETER
FRIEDRICH, aged IS years.
Funeral services At family residence. No. 3o5
CoalS,reet. Wednesday afternoon at o'clock.
Friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend. lnterineut at Nj. Wood Cemetery.
JACOB-At her residence on the Bethany pike,
near Clinton. Friday, May 81. 1895. at $50 n,
IN. MAGGIE f. wife OF 4. RidSely Jacob,
aged iyraTs.
Funeral service at her late residence, on Tues
dry. June /, at 1890 4 III. Intcrmens a.
ShOr; Creek cemetery.
HARDlSG-On Monday evening. June J. 1896,
VACHE;., son OF Charles V. and A. Virginia
Harding. aged Il months
uneral notice hereafter.
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Ab0lllmGrI;s
1.-THE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS
NOW SUPPLIED IN
SPLITS"
Ask for "Splits at the
Restaurants and Bars.
by largo crowd Of "roo,ers" for both

W Ihrgo crown Of Iooterh lOr Doth
sidos.
CLEuK HOOK yesterday Issued 4 mar.
rIagc license to william A. Harris, ago d
%, and Isabella Prob,t, aged 81, both Of
this city.
Tux appropriation ordinance for the
month having boon passed by council
last night the police and ItemsD will
receive their months pay to-day, and
oil tho city officials salaries will DO
paid.
DEPUTY SHERIFF YASK HILL foil of an
Elm Grove cur on Sixteenth street Gust
Of Jacob last evening with such force as
to render him unconscious, but no was
soon revived and found not to DO scri.
ously injured.
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The Wheeling Creek Miners,

Yesterday forenoon tho Wheeling
Creek coal miners. over. tho river, held
q meeting ut which the report of their
delegate to tho Columbus convention
was hoard, aud tho men resolved 10
accept the Gtty.onc. cent scale and re.
turn to work Whenever tho company Is
ready to resume, which will DO in day
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Last night Ralph Cot,Iett was arrest.
ell BY Officer MCGEE. lilo had been left
at his boarding house by Mrs. Former,
tho landiady. and when she returned
she claimed SIS was missing and caused
tho arrest. The evidence does not seem
to be very strong against him.
MCGEE also put in plain drunk from
tho Eighth ward last evening.
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he record OF the winners by points

DE- WIrr's Little Early Rissrs. gentle.
and reliable little pills. correct indiges-
ton. rclieve biliousness, effect pleasant.
Logan Drug Co.. Wheeling. ". Va, B.
!. Peabody, Denwood. and Bowie & Co.,
Eridpeport. o.
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Tho supreme court OF appeals meets
in this city to-day. Tho books and
papers arrived Yesterday, ani the judges
and Clerk Long are expected this morn.
ing. Custodian sloan has prepared tho
second branch connci. chamber for the
court, the first, customarilv used, being
still in the hands Of the painters.
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Word reached the city yesterday that
a well being drilled near Antioch, o.,
back from the river opposite Sisters
vile, for a company OF which c. A. Rob.
inson. George Digoy and other Wheel.
ing people arc members. struck large
flow OF oil on Saturday.
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NOTHING equals Kola TO give strength
and vigor when the days work is done.
Che W kola Gum.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-04

PHOTO ALBUMS very cheap Mt
HEISKELL'S.