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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-02
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TIME TABLE No. lin EFFECrsUNDAY,
JUNE 'rH, is95. AT o. LOCK A. N.
LEAVE NORFOLK.
200 M. daily except SUNDAY. through .,prcs,.
art'e Virginia Peach ASA M.
SEQ IN, daily erccp, SunIuy. mixed; arrive yir.
ginia felch .: 10 a M va
$40 M Sunday only, local expre,,. o,rtxo W.
sinia Mnch 9:Ij I'm.
1000 NJ dniiy ,hro gh esp:ess; sui,e Virginia
ilo' nj. sunday only, through express; arrive
700, rSinia Beach ii:tJ n m.
i22' m, daily, local express; arrive Virginia
$50 m, daily, through express arrive Virginia
go IN. daily stops only at Kompsville, Lvnr
haven aud Oceanal; arrive Slrsi,ia
Beach 600 u IN.
72O M, daily local express; arrive Virginia
Beach sos IN.
1880 II, Gailr except sunday. through express
arrive Virginia Peach li:06 m
LEAVE VIRGINIA BEACH
Goo IN, Monday only tsops only AT o. eaun
lynnha'rn and ktmpNiilc; Il rive io,-
Gas am. daily except Monday stop, only nj
o. cana, l.ynnhavcn and kcmi ,h lie; ar
BIS m, daily eIcCpi SUNDAY local express mr.
rIvc NurlO ..ru "A M,
40 M snn'la' on y local express; arrive Nor
OH l033 M
l:i5 p IN, all. except SuuiGy nj xed; arrive M =
iolk 2:2j p IN.
2i' M, ,Iail' though express. arrive Norfolk
'Iop daily local express; arrive Norfolk i.is
cpp m, la lily through express, ardv. Norfolk
$50 m, d"i'y except Sunday. through express
nr,N" Norfolk 90, y M
s'o y M, sunday ""ir, through cxpiaS1 arrive
No folk ':i5 pu.
1880 M ally kept, sunday, through express;
arrive No folk Hoy pm.
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Merchants & Miners TRANSPORTATION C]


DIRECT ROUTE.
FOR BOSTON. PROVIDENCE AND SAVANNAH
Livery MONDAY. WEDNESDAY aud FRIDAY
nj p M. FOR BOSTON
FOR PROVIDENCE
Every TUESDAY and SATURDAY
FARES TO RoSrDN AND PROVIDENCE
First class, including meals AMI saloon
HatefOom berth ............ oil m
Seeon' CLASS, 'nc'nd,n. meals and berth ~ - on
FOR SAVANNAH
EVerv WEDNESDAY, and SATURDAYat Ssn
iMr-first class, including meal. and
bunk - ~ anu
IciIShl"lc Freight Providence, fur.
"nt"1d ny early train 10 Rostun and Mt the aauls
'ai" "s NV litc,t steamers 10 boston.
ictnhahIe trcights not receive later than $50
r. u. on sailing day, OF Boston ships; $3.50 ,aillh;
rer IuItnrr iulV,iaI,,u ippiyti
u. IL. Wight. Agent, Norfolk Va
A. u. STEBBiSS, Asst Tariff Mgr
W, TUNER, General Pass. Agent
= o. Wlil'fNEi. Traffic. Manager
General Offices, Baltimore. Md.
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NORFOLK AND RICHMOND.

tvEsTtul'IE ItTtTTpN
Leave NoIlUl. 50 u M, arrive
Richmond 13UU 10 III, connecting ior
Washington, hrllimo,c, Philad-l-
puia and Ncs orb i,rturultg
leave Richmond 900 IN. arrlS
Norfolk 1925 iu. Stops only al
Sunulk, Wmeriy AMI r,t.rsbir,
Sc'oud-CaSs ~ k-ts mot uccon,e /
iol passage "u these t'aius
Oihcr daily trains leave Norfolk
80 arrive al IIichmond Hos
u III. leiuinIng, leave Richmond
) l. M: ETriNe NoriUlk 10. .
pm.
for hIiiher Information rs to tickets rates nag
fhge, checks, etc, call on or address |; w COZ Rf
NEl District Passenger Agent; G. IL BOSLEY
Ticket agent l26 Main street. &. T. Finch
Agent, depot Norfolk aud Western railroad
w. T.. Bl.Niil,
General Passenger Agent.
General Oiicc, Roanoke Va.
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Peanut MARKET.
Market duli; Prime. &c; strictly prime,
SIC; fancy, BIO; common. 2a2lc: Spanish. 81.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.
Money 1Irrkct
By Southern Associated Press.


NEW YouK. August Money on call easy
at lal& per cent closing ut per cent Ster-
hing exchange is stroug. with actual bust.
pess III bankers bills AT iS9!ais9l for sixty
days and ago a4e0! for demand. Posted rates
f9Oai9l. Commercial bills, 4SStniS9 Gov
eminent bondsS steady.
THE STOCK MARkET-cIosISG BIDS.
American Cotton Oil. 27!: American Cot.
tor Oil, pref. IA: American Sugar Rein
cries, III; American Sugar iiefineries. pref.
you: American Tobacco. ll2 American To-
eacco, pref. III: Atchison. Topeka and
Santa Fc. 1lOl Baltimore and Ohio, GA: Can
eda Pacific. =; Chesapeake and Ohio. ALI;
chicago and Alton. 1856: Chicago. Burling-
son ndQuincy. oil; Chicago Gas Trust, So =;
delaware and Lackawanna. 1907: DIstil-
ers and. Cattle Feeders. 2l Erie. l0l: Erie
peel. "a: General Electric. 3ft; Illinois
Central, 1904 Lake Erie and Nestern2Ii Lake
Erie and Western. pref. Sii; Lake Shore,
$50; Louisville aud Nashville. G2i: Louis
Vile. New ALBANY and Chicago. ~: Man
baton Consolidated.ll lib! Memphis aud Chnr-
aeston. 10 asked: Michigan Central l6l !; Mis-
souIi Pacific. 37i Mobile and Ohio. %!
nashville and Chattanooga, S. United
States tordage. al; United States Cordage:
pref. Az New Jersey Central. 1921: New
York Central. 1902: New York aud New Eng
land, 55s; Norfolk and Western. pref. II;
Northern Pacific, a.; Northern Pacific.
pref ,lsI; Northwestern. 1oli; Southwestern;
pref lao; Pacific Mail. 2s;: keading. III;
s:oek Island. 79i;St. Paul. Iii: 81. Paulprer,
s26; Silver Certificates, GGs: Tennessee Coal
snd lron.S7i: Tennessee Coal and lron.D
rs; Texas Pacific. l2.; Union Pacific.
q; Wabash. .; Wabash. pref. az: Western
Union, 93s; Wheeling aud Lake Erie, Il;
Wheeling and Lake Erie. Alabama pref, s.!
class A. 1857; Alabama. class Il, inS Ala
Dana class c. ~; Louisiana SIS, 100: North
carolina As, 1902; North Cnroliua G's.
325; Tennessee New Settlement 3 30: Virgin
"a >, deferred. 81; Virginia Trust Receipts.
o. Virginia Funding Debt. G3; United
States As. registered III; United States As,
coupons, l124; United states rs. sci; SOUTH
srn Railway IS, 97! southern Hallway
common, las Southern Halfway common,
pref, 42sI South Carolina 4!'s. log.
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Norfolk and Washington
Steamboat Company.

The New and powerful iron lace steam.,
MAsHINGTON and NORFOLK viii leave DAILY NJ
follows: S -
NORTH BOUND
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dent. who is the man. he claims, VINO
furnished him with the baby used in his
first insurance sWindle. The two work
ed on a farm during vacation time TO
pay for their course in college. One
summer they were unsuccessful, and his
friend. Holmes claimed, conceived the
idea of defrauding an insurance com
many. They perfected q plan and the
other young man had his life insured
for $4,000 in the Fidelity Insurance
Company, of Boston. A dead body was
secured in Chicago and taken East
where they successfully worked a
scheme very similar to the Peitzel case.
The success of the plan encouraged
Holmes TO such an extent that after he
had finished his studies he decided 10
work a scheme of his own. Upon TINS
occasion be had his life insured for
$40 600 and went to a town in Vermont
where he registered at prominent no.
tel. When everything was ready to
carry out the scheme, however, his wifa
and her mother, who knew of the con-
spiracy. threatened to expose him, so
he abandoned the scheme.
HIS FIRST MURDER CONNECTION.
With his wife he then went to Chi
cago and had been there but a short
time when he made the acquaintance
oil Miss Mamie Williams, Of Fort
Worth. Texas, who was a typewriter
Mamie became infatuated with Holmes
and be furnished a house for her
where she lived as his wife. The girl,
however, had an older sister for whom
Holmes took a fancy. and Mamie, in a
fiji of jealousy, one day picked up a stool
and Drained her rival. When Holmes
came to the house that night he found
the elder girl dead and to shield the
murderess, ne put the body in a trunk,
and. weighing it with stones, buried 1t
in Lake Michigan.
The murderess, VINO owned property
in Fort Worth valued at $4,000 dis
appeared soon after this and the prop
erty passed into the hands of Holmes.
He claimed that he gave his mistress
an equivalent in money for the prop
erty, so she might escape to England,
but this story is discredited. The po
lice, not only Of Philadelphia, but Of
Chicago, have made every effort to
truce HtI, UuL NlllOul ouNNt1os IL 10
believed that Holmes killed his mistress
TO get her property, and disposed of tina
body in a manner similar to that OF hel
sister.
Meanwhile Holmes and Pietzel, who
had come together in Chicago, joined
forces The two began operations in
Texas, for which they are now wanted.
They made a tour of the State buying
horses on worthless notes, and for a
while they were quite successful. The
authorities, however, soon sized up their
game and the two were compelled to
flee to save themselves. They returned
to Chicago, where the police were on
the lookout for Holmes, but before the9
could catch him he had disappeared
again.
The Pietzel insurance swindle was
then Matched, the details Of which have
been stated.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-20
THE PIETZEL MYSTERY.

How the Police were Deceived when the
Body was First Found-The Adventures
OF Holmes.
A few days following the sensational
close of Holmes trial, the following ad-
vertisemcut appeared ia the personal
column oil q New York morning paper
MINNIE WILLIAMS, ADELE %
yeiIe Geraldine Waada-Apluenituu 10
CEHc EBLorB loth PI'EeB AB 5l 6H. - "a y
eUcBu RubuPB. Also write PIX = tS i., NJ Il
cleuBa Address GEORGE ;. GhAH.NA
civ Hall Philadelphia. Penn. L. ); y. g.,
Now thar the bodies Of the Pletzel
children have been found, Holmes Will
i'm all probability be tried On the charge
of murder
The Holmes Pietzel insurance con-
sDiracy was one OF the most dramatic
criminal rOmanCos ever unearthed by
the police. Holmes, who was the arch
conspirator. is q man whose remarkable
criminal career has startled the police
authorities from Philadelphia to Texas.
To him, according to the police, murder
was no barrier in accomplishing ms
ends. and ii is alleged that six persons
have met violent deaths 20 MS hands.
DISCOVERY OF THE BODY.
The crime which led TO his arrest In
this city was discovered by mere ac-
cident On Tuesday morning. oeptem-
Der .. 1894. the body of man known in
this city as B. II. Perry was found dea4
.n the second story OF the ramshockle
building at 1926 Cailowhiil street, by
Eugene smith. of 1897 Rhodes street.
The body was lying on the floor. and by
prry's SHE was O. pipe partly filled
HitL tobacco. His face was blackened
aul lHt.rel. as though burned, and
near him was d broken bottle which
contained beuzine
Prom appearances an explosion had
occurred while the man was lighting
his pipe. which resulted fatally to him.
Some small drops of blood on the floor
were credited t0 slight wounds on the
neck. but mo- attention was paid to
them The police believed the affair
wDs am accident. and did not for mo-
meut entertain the idea of murder.
Among the effects found in the room
We're some letters from Perry's wife, In
ST. Louis. the signatures Of which were
torn off. To the neighbOrs Perry was
simply known as an inventor.
The coroner's physicians held post
mortem examination of the corpse, and
finding evidences OF chloroform and
c0ngested lungs, the jury gave a YER
dict of death irom inhaling the fumes
of chlorofOrm.
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with her youngest daughter Dessa and a
baby one year old, and was placed under
arrest.
BY this time the detectives in this city
were at work on the case, and Messrs.
Crawford and Geyer followed out clue
after clue. They soon learned that
Holmes was the chief Of the consplra-
tors. while the others simply acted at
his suggestion. They also learned that
Holmes took the lions share Of the in
surance money and made away with
s. 1000, while the\ widow only received
81, 500. HOWe's share was $4,000.
BELIEVE IT WAS PIETZEL.
The statement of Holmes that the
body was a substitute for PietZels was
accepted by the insurance company, VINO
pushed the charge Of conspiracy against
him. The police. however. suspect that
the body was that Of Pietael, who, they
claim. Holmes murdered 70 rthe double
purpose of Kidding himself Of a danger
Gus associate, and getting his share OF
the insurance money.
How the body was taken in the house,
if a body was taken there, has never
been found out Holmes, who admitted
he was in Philadelphia the week be-
FORE the body was found, claims to hayc
left the city on the Sunday night pre-
vious to the Tuesday when Smith made
the discovery. He said he gave Pietzel
the check for the trunk in which the
body. which he secured in New York
was shipped to this city.
This statement was disproyed, how
ever. by the fact that no trunk was
found In the Callowhill street house. 1t
is not reasonable to believe that 1t was
chopped up and burned, the police ar
que. for the noise would have been heard
by the neighbOrs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-20

About three weeks after the occur
renee j. ID. Howe, an attorney of St.
Louis after having correspondent with
Coroner Ashbridge, came to Philadel-
phia, and claimed that the dead body
known as b. +. Perry was b. L. Pietzel,
of ST. Louis. and that he was here to
collect $4,000 insurance from the Fidel-
ity Life Insurance Company. for which
amount a policy had been made out in
favor Of Mrs Pietzel in Chicago a year
before. Meanwhile. the insurance
agency in Chicago got Holmes to come
to Philadelphia and identify the body
10 be that of PietZel, as he had intro
duced PeitZel 10 them when the latter
was insured.
Holmes positively identified the body,
as did Alice Peitzel, the 16-year-old
daughter of the deceased. Feeling con-
WINGED that the body was really that of
Pietzel. the insurance company paid
The money and the first act of the con-
spiracy proved an immense success.
HOLMES ARRESTED.
After paying the money, however, the
insurance company received a clue
which caused them to become suspicious
and they put private detectives to work.
Marion c. Hedspeth, the famous train
robber. IN Jail in st. Louis, made a re
mark one day that Holmes had con-
spired, while i'm an adjoining cell with
pietzel and Howe, to beat a Philadelphia
insurance association by substituting
q body supposed to be Pietzel. For
weeks Holmes was traced to various
parts Of the country, but no trace of
PietZel could be found
Finally. in the middle of November
of last year, Holmes was arrested in
Boston. and confessed that he had Sc
cured body in New York, which he
represented to be Pietzel, and was guilty
OF conspiracy. He said Pietzel and
Howe were his accomplices.
A few days after Holmes was arrest
ed Mrs Pietzel was induced to come
to Boston from Detroit by decoy let
ter from Holmes. She arrived there
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-20
Choice Narket Street PFoDa.r
GEORGE j. MATHIyOy
FOR SALE

House. Z rooms and hall. 20. y0 a
18th 81. between Jacob ana 81
House, 7 rooms and hall. ll.t...
9Th ward, 1880.
House, rooms, 18th ST..
House, 8 rO0med cottage. Jacob 90 DR..
oath. $3.50.
House, 3 rooms, Centre Wlor
House, s rooms and hall bath U..
gases. Jacob ST. between i.l -..
$500.
House. 8 rooms. 18th ST., $sH
House, rooms brick, Lul ST.
Wheeling, 5000.
House. 9 rooms and hall DOT
18Th ST.. cheap. 1920.
House, rooms and hall Dot
near street car barn. cheap
House, rooms, brick, lgyi Cl4u.. 8
81. 100.
Corner lot, Lind St, so IT, front b.
$3.50.
Lots in McAiechen. North
Glendale, Island, EdgingtOn Park
Pleasant Valley and many other
and near city. Call and Eet prices.
House, . rooms, brick, corner jul.
$500
House, rooms, brick lot N-
Chapline ST., 9Th ward, SLQeH
House. IL rooms and store room
ST. near 2lst lot f4Xl20 IT,
House. rooms. 18th st.. 81 600
Double frame house. 10 rooms .-
room. corner Of 33d and Jacob sl- ..
for S27 per month, 5000.
House. 3 rooms, corner lot, path -
terms. ST. 400.
Lots on Lind St.. Belvedere S.
SZl5 each.
Business property on Market ST. atm.
crate price.
loan on real estate.
NESBITT Is pENfNr
Telephone 643 1873 Market
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Toronto Ont July 1S.-The discov-
cry OF the dead bodies of TWO little girls,
who are supposed TO De the long miss
ils children, buried in the cellar OF the
cottage go rs ST. Vincent street clears
uD q mystery which has long attracted
The attention OF che police all over the
United States. and places that and the
hlngmaus moose over the head Of
Henry II. Holmes. who IS in prison in
Philadelphia. where he pleaded guilty
t0 conspiracy To- defraud the Mutual
Fidelity Insurance Company ont or
$4,000. The children were the dauSa-
ters of benjamin II Fei-Zel, whose dead
body was found I'm house in Phiiadel-
phia tn October last.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-20
TRUSTEES SALE OF
i DELPHIA PROPERTY.

BY virtue of a deed of trust
Andrew Vance and wife 10
signed trustee dated Septemhc
and recorded I'm the Clerks Off,
County Court of Ohio, Count
GINA, I'm Deed of Trust Book =
4G6-467 and iGS ] win sell at pu
on WEDNESDAY, the Ath DAD
JULY. 1895. beginning at 10
Of said day, at the north from
Court House IN the City of
the following described real e.'.. '
in Triadelphla District. iu r. 'aH
Ohio and State Of West Nirr
TO say-all the real estate cons
Andrew Vance by deed OF t
son. dated May 5th, 1855. ami
the Clerks Office of the C.
said Ohio County IN DcrI
folio 52l. being all the Lot
certain deed OF parutiO.
Isaac II. Matthews and wife H.
part and. Cecilia j. Lawson o. Hr
part, containing TWO acres. ."' '
and thirty-four poles. on wn.'
a tavern house. Also. all .Ie .'
named IN said deed OF partition
Isaac II. Matthews auG wife 10
ella J. Lawson. Their is cNcel
the property above described so
same as was conveyed FOO Maria
by deed dated July 9th. 1870, and
IN the Clerks Office of the C0ul
Of said OHIO County iu Deed Boo.
page $40. also the same conr.t
Helfenbine boy deed dated Nov.r
1876. and recorded in the Clerk
the County Court Of said Ohio
Deed Book No. Sc. page 1886 a.s'
conveyed % Herman Weiss aI
in width of said grounds ueNtH
house property adjoining tae
cribed real estate, together
buildings and improvements
the appurtenances belonging
Terms " Sale-One third
more of the purchase mono
chaser may elect 20 pay iu
of sale. the balance in one
wears from said day Of sal.
ON tho deferred instnllment-
of sale until payment, ana ..
prOrcrty TO be retained Unit
money and interest shall
in tull. JAMES J..
W. II. HALLER, Auction ..
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Then again, mad the trunk Deen dlS-
posed of about the city it would have
been brought to light during the subse-
quent investigation.
With these facts before them the pc
lice argued that it would be easier for
desperate cOnspirators to kill PietZel
than TO import a substitute from another
city. In support of this theory they
learned that Pietzel frequently pur-
chased chloroform at Thirteenth and
Wood streets, and as Holmes was a
medical graduate he was fitted to use
it as an expert. Still more strength is
given to the murder theory by Holmes
asking when he was arrested In Boston
if he was wanted for the murder of
Pietzel.
The efforts on the part Of the police
all over the United States to find some
trace Of Pietzel failed completely and
nothing has been heard of him since.
He was last seen on the Saturday be-
fore the body was found when he went
into a nearby store and had a dollar
changed. Since then if it is admitted
that the body found was not PietZels,
he has disappeared as completely as
though swallowed up by the earth.
DISAPPEARANCE OF THE CHILD
rem.
Soon after the arrest of Holmes and
Mrs Pietzel the police learned Alice,
Nellie and Howard Pietzel were missing.
When asked as to the whereabouts Of
thse children Holmes said they were
with their father Mrs. Pietzel, however,
pleaded total ignorance regarding her
children. She said that from the time
her husband had joined forces with
Holmes in Chicago she and her child
rem had been moved about from place
to place by the latter.
After he had collected the money from
the insurance company in this city
Holmes, she said went to st. Louis,
where she was, and told her that her
husband and her children were in De-
troit He took her to that place, she
said. but when they arrived there
Holmes told her that her husband had
been drinking and it would be danger
Gus for them to meet, as the police
might locate her husband through her.
When Holmes was asked concerning
this information he said he Struggled
Pietzel out of Detroit in big trunk and
since then he has not seen him. Upon
his return to Detroit he alleges he
PLACID the three children under the care
of Mrs. Burns, and intimated that they
afterward Joined their father.
ADVENTURES OF HOLMES.
The adventures of Henry II. Holmes
viii go down in police history as a
series of the most daring and atrocious
crimes ever brought to their notice. So
far as the police have gathered, Holmes
was born in Burlington, Vt, and lived
on a farm until 10 years Of age when
he became school teacher and after
wards went to an academy in his ma
tive town, paying for his tuition by
working during his vacations. At l6
he was married TO a young girl in Lon
don. n H., in which State she is now
living with a 15-year-old son.
After he had been graduated from
the academy he went to Michigan,
where he entered a medical college and
became acquainted with another stu
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him. merely for the purpose Of getting
them out of his way.
That this theory was believed by the
district attorney is evidenced by the fact
that although the cour, accepted
Holmes plea Of guilty to conspiracy in
defrauding the insurance company and
convicted him on that charge, ne was
never sentenced but simply sent 10
Moyamensing prison. pending a further
investigation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-20
THE GOVERNORS PRIVATE CAR.
Special 10 the Register.

Charleston, w. Va, July 19.-Gover-
nor MacCorkles new private car. the
Governor MacCorkle," which has been
built at Wilmington, Del, will be
brought here one day next week, prob
ably on Tuesday. The Governor being
largely interested in the c., c. & S. Ry.,
will use this car in his travels over THAI
road as well as in his other numerous
business trips over other roads.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-20
wv. VA POSTAL AFFAIRs.

Special 10 the Register.
Washington, D. c.. July IL. 7.
Callahan was to-day appointed post
master at Beaver, Nicholas county, w.
Va. vice L. c. Williams, resigned, and
T. p. Maynard at Kiahsville, Wayne
county. vice Johnson Queen. dead.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-20

Is a Summer necessity. Summer is the
season of rest, pleasure, enjoyment and
recreation. Nothing helps one to get the
most out of Summer more than willow
furniture. 1t takes a willow rocker for
ease and cool comfort. Our display Of
willow furniture is one OF the sights OF the
town. There's nothing else in the city so
well worth seeing. A glance will show
YOU the difference between a Summer
with willow furniture and Summer with
out it. It'll cost you much not to have it,
and but little to buy it from US.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-20
most REMARKABLE CRIMES.
History of the Murders With Which
H. H. Holmes is Charged.

Aftoran Urtrng Search Detectives
Unravel ,he Mysterious Dlsap-
pearance OF the Peitzel Children
and Secure Evidence Which May
Put tho Moose Around the Arch
Consprator.s Neck-A Story Of
one OF tho Most Remarkable
Crimes Kn0wn-A Review Of the
Case
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-20

]. Monroe Taylor's Cream Yeast Baking
Powder has been analysed by the best
chemists in this country, and pronounced
as harmless az the purest flour.