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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-03
LOCAL BREVITIEs,
Matters o, Mluor Moment in aud About
the city.


A NETTING Of the council comml ttee
on police has been called Tor FRIDAY
evening,
A POWER oil attorney was yeSterday
filod with Clerk Hook from the Maple
Hill Coal Company to o. X. McKee,
THRRR was very heavy frost out on
the hills yesterday morning, killing to-
matOeI aud other plants mot oil hardy
nature,
FRED ScHLossIR, OF High street, was
taken sick yesterday with symptoms OF
smallpox. Proper precautions were
taken pending developments
The charges against Squire W, w,
Rogers and the petition Tor his re-
moyal from office will come up for hear
ing before Judge PAUL at $3.50 a M to-
day,
A WOMAN was reported to have had
her pocket picked in the upper market
yesterday morning, but no complaint OF
such an occurrence was made to the
police,
JoHY WHARTON was arrRighed before
Squire Phillips yesterday on charge oil
proiane swearing aud general dlsordsrly
conduct, and was fined 81 and COSTS
which he paid.
Clerk Hook yesterday admitted to
record q deed made September "a by
the Mutual German Savings and Loan
Association to Caroline A. busch, for
$500, lot So in Daniel Zane'a addition,
SCARCELY an evening passes that the
police do not receive complaints Of dis
orderly conduct on the streets by boys,
Last night Officer MCGEE brought one
lad 10 headquarters, but he was allowed
to 60 home after hiG father was sent
tor,
IN Judge Campbslrs court yesterday
q motion to exclude the plaintiff lestl'
mony in the case Of John T. West vs..
House 4 Hermann was oyerruled, and
the case proceeded. The case OF Mary
L. Dolan We. John L, Norton ct al, was
dismissed agreed.
IN the police court yesterday the
evidence showed that George Rust was
to blame for tho family row IN which he
was so badly cut up on Tuesday, and
no was fined So and costs, while the
other members OF the family were let
60. A plain drunk was also dismissed,
The council committee on streets,
alloys aud grades will meet al 4iSO this
afternoon at the corner OF Woods and
Thir.y.eighth streets to examine the
proposed site Of new street there,
and will afterwards examine tho part
Of Jacob street which council has been
asked to open.
A COMMONPLACE reform has been or.
dored by the council committee on real
estate and the chief OF police, The COM
ing winter no tramps will be allowed to
sleep in the basement Of the city build'
ing. "Bums" who invade Wheeling
will have to take chances on treezingto
death.
LAST evening the council committee
on real estate met aud audited bills
agCregaling sos OIL, which were recon.
mended for payment. The committee
looked over the pipes in the city build
ing and concluded to leave the matter
OF making needed repairs to the ianitor,
% it was impossible to tell exactly
where repairs would have to DO made.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-03

The MoundsVillo Mining and Manu-
featuring COmpGny'a third lot sale
ended yesterday afternoon at Mounds.
Vile, when every piece OF land belong.
ing to tho company and all its other
holdings were sold by Auctioneor Her
yey, OF Wheeling. The list OF sale was
as iolloWS; Over one thousand lots,
81 acres of manufacturing sites, 9Ol
acres uuplatted hill land, G75 acres OF
coal rights, II shares OF the Mounds
vile Shoe Manufacturing Company
stock, Sl4 HhArea Of tho MoundSviIls
Coal Company, the rolling mill proper
~, containing two acres, more or less,
aud three lots near to It, aud the cotton
weaving mill property.
Several hundred dollars worth Of lots
woro purchased by the citizens oil
MoundSville, but the bulk OF the prop
0rty was bought in by W. w. Smith for
the protection OF tho endoraers OF the
company, The amount OF sales did not
amount 10 the indebtedness Of tho COM
phuY WHICH Lue bluOTatIa Alo NUN Iu'
aud which they will have to pay, The
entire property was sold at exceedingly
low prices, those outside OF the en-
dorsers making good bargains on their
purchases. The whole sale was con-
sidersd a success in every particular
aud was fully up to the expectations oil
the promoters, although they had eS.
pecled that more property would have
COMO into the hands Of outside people.
II is understood that new company
will DO organized by the purchasers and
improvements made and the land again
placed on the market for sale.
The various properties woro disposed
oil. as follows;
Over 1000 lots sold at the two days
sale, $4,000.
Manufacturing sitOs, 81 acres, $1,000
Unplattod hill land, 9Jl acres, $500,
Coal rightI, 675 acres, 5000.
Mouudsville Shoe Company stock, II
shares. $3.50.
Monndsyills Coal Company stock,
Sl4 shares, also book accounis, $4,000
Rolling mill site, Sl,l5O
Ohio Valley cotton weaving mill,
(cost $4,000, $500
Total o! sales, ST, $50;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-03

The announcement in yesterdays
field report that the Eastern Oil Com.
pany'S we'll, on the Wright farm, north!
east Of the Frieden, in Monroe county,
would make a paying well, caused the
holders Of territory in that locality to
take now hope. The completion OF the
we'll and its calibre when put to pump
ing is awaited with good deal Of inter.
est. II, as now thought, it will make
25.barrel we'll or better. there will be no
holding back in new work.
The Rinehart and WRuhauS busters,
it is true, show badly. for that end
OF tho field, but there IS room for a
northeast extension, somewhat narrow,
between the two dry holes, leaving the
WRulhauB to tho east aud the Rinehart
10 tho west Of q northeast and south
west line, connecting the Frieden and
Wright wells. Some arc inclined to the
opinion that it is new pool, and one
theory 10 as good as another until the
drill Is in evidence.-DerTick.
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Sow On company Chartered.

Yesterday the charter OF tho Phila.
delphia Company OF West Virginia was
filed with Clerk Hook. It is organized
for tue purpose Of prospecting for oil
and gas in this state, and the main otIjce
is at Allegheny City, Pa. The incor.
porGtors are George II. Browne, J. Il
mckinley, W. D. Uptegraf and +. W.
sismon, Of Pittsburgh, and W. =. Hub.
bard, OF Wheeling each oil whom holds
two sharag.
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THE CAMBRIDGE FIRE,

ThIrtoSn Firms Burned Out and One Life
Lod-Propsrty Loss SI5O,OOO.
Special DIpa,sA 10 ne ig'slgsgssr
CAMBRIDGE, o., Oct. 1.-The worst fire
that ever visited this town. involving a
property loss of $4,000 aud the loss OF
ono life, started at o'clock this morn.
ing in the barn Of Davis livery stable
and spread SO rapidly that ten horses
were burned. Frank Lee. aged twenty.
three years, unmarried, who was Bleep.
ing in the stable office, was burned to a
crisp.
Before it was under control the fire
had destroyed thirteen OF the best bust.
meas rooms in the city, located in tho
Lyndon hotel building and in Colonel
Taylor'I block, besides two livery barns.
The Berwick hotel, which was burned
two years ago. marked the end OF the
fire on the west Iido, and the Times
block on tho east. The total insurance
is about $4,000. The burned section
will be rebuilt at once.
The principal losses are: Lyndon
Hotel building, $4,000; Taylor block,
$4,000; Memorial Hall, $1,000; ]. W.
Davis, building and stock, $4,000; Bar.
Isle aud Grimes warehouses and stoCk
OF hardware in tho Taylor block, SlS,OOOi
George SchAinor, building aud stock,
$4,000: John NJ. Richardson, building
and stock, $500; Carnes Bros, livery,
$500; II. G. HornDrooE, boots and
shoss, $1,000; A. D. Steele, grocery,
s., 900; Gillespie & Mccullough, iurni'
tnre, 5000. The general Offices OF the
Cleveland & Marietta railroad were de-
stroyod, but most Of tho valuable docu.
ments were aaved.
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noING loo RAl:l.ELs.

The Dye No, 4 in DOat District GOInE at
ThRs Rate.
This afternoon just about the time Of
going to press, word was sent in to the
Eureka Pipe line Office to the effect that
the Dye well No 4, about 1000 feet west
OF the Deist No. 4, was flowing pure
petroleum oil at the rate Of 100 barrels
an hour. or 400 barrels per day, max
ing it the largest producing we'll in the
field that has ever been drilled.-SiSierI'
rifle Rcrieir,
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Jackets and CapeS.

Our stock Of Boucle Jackets and
Canes. Velour dc Nord CapeS, was never
more inviting. In Fur CapeH We show
Alaska Seal, Eastern Mink, Black Mar
ten, Electric Seal, AItrachan, Otter,
Beaver and Monkey.
In length our Fur Garments are from
% inches to SO, and from 100 inches to
IDS sweeps. Wo have also full line OF
CoIlarettes and Scarfs and French
Beaver CapeL
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PiLlHburgh-Riyor loot inches at
the dam. Weather ClOar and cool.
GrsenBbOro-llivof foot and station.
AIRY. Weather ClOAr aud cool.
Mofgantowh--liivB u foot and sta.
slonafy WOAthor Cloaf aud cool.
.Watton-liivor At low water mark
Weather clear and cool.
vi Oity--ltiyOr D inches and station.
AIRY. Weather clear and cool.
hsonOonylllO -. River l3 lnchOA and
falling. Weather ClOar mud cool.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-03
THE MOUNDSVILLE SALE.
Holdings of tho Mining aud Manu-
featuring Company Sold,
THE SALE OF LAND TO OUTSIDERS

Not as Large as Had Been Hoped by
the PromOtOrs-The EndorsOrs on
tho Compauy's Notes bought in tho
Greater Part of tho Proportios-A
Now Company May DO Formed and
the Property Again Placed on tho
Market.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-03

Sp,tiai DiiDd!ch 10 NE i1'siig'n'sr
srEunESylLLr, o., Oct IA move.
mout il on foot among tho business
mo Of this city assisted by several out.
uIJ promoters who have capital and
ArO practical business mon TO reorRan'
izo tho Sumner glass company for tho
manufacture oi bottles Tho works
have bbOn lido ior oyof n year and wOrO
recently bougltinby man holding tho
mortgage
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-03

SAY, why don't you try DO WitrS Lit.
Ito EARLY lIiIon2 Theses lllllo Mills cnrn
hoadGche, indigestion aud constipation.
They're small, but do tho work. Logan
Drug %, WhOsling W. Va, H. 4. Poa.
body HAYWOOD, aud BowlO Il Co,
Bridgeport, q. =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-03

Arrivals of New Imported Dress Goods
almost every day since the, first OF March
makes this, department the larGest, and
most attractive in the State Come and see
our new Boucles and other rough Dress
Goods Coo silks and Wool Crepons, English
Check Suitinqs Cancels Hairs Pattern
Dresses. Black Velour De Nord for Capes5,
Fancy Silks for Waists and Dresses, Black
Brocade Satins. Plain Black Satins White
Satins. Evening Silks and Gauzes and Black
Dress Goods in endless variety.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-03

II your children are subject to Group
watch for tho first symptom OF tho die.
case - hoarsenesn. Ii Chamherlain'a
Cough Remedy is given as soon as tho
child becomes hosrss 1t will prevent tho
attack. Even after tho croupy cough
has appeared tho attack can always DO
prevented by giving this remedy. 1t is
also invaluable for colds aud whooping
rnnnh.
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Linen Stock.

This department is under the man
agsment OF an expert in Linens and
Oilers unusual inducements to house.
keepers looking for the best and cheap
est in that line.
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Special Sale Of Real Estate.

NO e6 TWELFTH ST., fine brick and stoaa
dwelling II rooms all modern. lot JC1l9 feet
No. $50 SIXTEENTH ST., brick and iiIuS
dwelling rooms, lot 3OTi2d feet
No. BIZ NATIONAL ROAD. frame dwelling
rooms. IS feet front
NO 1875 FOURTEENTH ST, brick dwcllinE
rooms lot 32Ti2O feet; brick stable on rear OF loI
house has all modern couVenienceS,
NO. ls7 NORTH HURON ST., frame dweliins
rooms. LOT s0Kll2 feet
40. l3I TWELFTH ST., new frame dHellinS'
rooms lot 30 foot front.
NO 100 SOUTH YORK ST. frame DWELLING
5 rooms, lot giElgO feet.
no. ijOS CHAPLINE ST., bTicE dwelling
rooms, lot lsIlSO feet
NO. 1913 CIlAPLINE ST. flnO brick dwelling
Q rooms, modern ,-...
nos iSi AND 1917 ALLEY Is, double bftE
dwelling rooms each. and good brick stable
LOT G1GGO feet corner Wood street and Alley ~
NO ii6 ZANE ST., ISLAND, room frame
dwelling. lot 5Oxi?O feet.
NO lJl FIFTEENTH ST., frame dwelling,
rooms, 10. 2oIitp feet
NO lO6 SOUTH FRONT ST.. brick dwcllinE7
rooms, lot 60 feet front
FLEE building lot corner Main and Sixteenth
streets t7XlGO feet
building lots on Island. IN Pleasant NAlsIi
EdginGtOn and LeatherWood.
MONEY TO LOAN on REAL ESTATE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-03

Special Diipa,eh 10 he fT!sgqsasT.
sTEuRESvILLr O., Oct. 1.-The Kurtz
well being drilled on the Andrews farm
near Richmond by Pittsburgh operators
was drilled in to-day and is a duster.
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Scrofula, Salt Rheunl
And All othOr Blood DlsoNses-HoW
rheY May Be Cured.

Speaking simply from what Hoods sur-
Saparllla has done, not only once or twice,
but in Thousands OF cases, We can honestly
say that II Is tho best remedy for all dis
eases Of the blood, whatever tho cause.
by its peculiar Combination, Propor-
tion and Process, II possesses positive
medicinal merit Peculiar TO Itself.
1t has cured the most virulent cases
OF seroiula and 6Slt RhCum, even when
all other prescriptions and medicines
have failed to do any good.
Blood poisoning, from trhatorcr orr
gin, yields to rs powerful cleansing, purl.
flying, vltalirlng effect upon tho blood. II
you desire further particulars, writO TO US
Gs below. Remember that
Hoods SarsapariIIa
Isiho Ono Truo Blood Purifier prominently
IN tho public eye today. Prepared only by
G. HooD & Co., Lowell, Mass, US. A.
Bold BY all druggists. liiElI for 81.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-03
LOOK AT OUR
New Silk Waists and Silk Skirts.
LACE CURTAIN AND
UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT

Our rooms now fitted up and supplied
with the handsomest Draperies to be found
in the Eastern markets. Full lines of Bro
asks, and the largest stock Nottingham
Irish Point, Point de Spirit, Renaissance.
Marie Antoinette and Louis XIV Lace Cur
tains and all sold at avery small advance.
Also 20 pairs Silk Stripe Snow Flake Cur
tains in four eolors. Will offer in this
department to-day and during the week
1OOpatrs Of Tapestry Portieres 31-2 yards
long and 30 inches wide, for 1915 pair; %
at SOC sold for 75c; 400 Window Shades
reduced from Zoe to SOC. Many other bar
gains in this department. Drapinq done
in the most artistic style. New articles for
beautifyinQ the interior of residences con-
stantlycoming in. Glad to have all to visit
this department this week. whether you
want to buy or not.
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FOB SALE.

SoliSs. Penn street, rooms and bath b3'l
eases, Cheap,
No. n lllh street, ii.roomcd brick Cheap
Su, COZ Market street, g rooms, 81 51l,
Nos hot aud llOj Market street. buslnNh
property, SEW.
Nos "a aud - 57,h street, u rooms sijO
No, 2lji Market street. rooms aud ba,h,S ssh
No, qaS York street rooms Cheap
No, 80 n Font st., S rooms Aud bath, Che'1,
No, 1855 Chaplinc IT., S rooms, bath toomaid
large stable 5000.
Corner 18Th and Wood, street. dwelling AL
store room. Cheap.
Houses OF MldstS and In different locations
Saloon Tor sale on 10Th street, chcir
HcSiaGrant aud hotel for sale Oh MatEeiN''h
cheap
lC;iNurRnt aud hotel iorSalS on 18th "tc'L
cheap
Clgnr store on Market street for sale cheap
building lots In all tho best locations il'N
CITY.
Farms for Mlc on cl,y terms
HOUSES TO RENT. MONEY TO LOAN
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millinery OpsninE wednesday aud Thuai.
day,. October = aud ., No Invitations by
mail,
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WITH THE GREASERS.
The Outlook Out at colsraln is
Bright for q Good Field,
new WELLS ARE BEING STARTED

BY Local Psoplo-AbSOnoo of Many
Dry Holes a Good sign-UhO Gal
braith Well at smIthfiold-Tho Out
let of tho FrisdOn POOl-IncroasO Iu
tho Production at Dye No, 4 in the
DeIst DIstrlct-other Oil News,
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FOB RENT.

FOR SALE
No. IL Fourteenth street. business location
SiI.roomed house on Peninsula, Sl,sOl
-Four lots. Elm Grove.
No. 60 South Huron street
No, Kentucky street.
Building site, pleasant VALLEY, fronts rs 'sH
on SAtionGLFOad.
Two desirable residences. wood'dAle
Nc. ca Thirty.irSt street. i2.r0omed dwelling
Desirable residence on Sixteenth street
No 90 North Front street
Real estate Of every description
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SMITH & DICKINSON
1890 MAHKEr STREET.
REAL ESTATE BARGAINS,

Sweeney Foundry Lots. Sizc 25 and 50 II ifoat
A few more left. Cal at once and get suited
No. 1894 ChGpllne street, Groom brick house
Price s. coo. One-thlrd down. Balance on time
Fourteenth. at $3.50. This is snap aud can be
bouEht on time. 49,.
on real estate security,
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ROLF Go 2ANH.
Telephone S56 30 FOURTEENTH ST.
Evening journal., 1895-01-07
NOTICES.

NOTICE Is HEhEBY GIVEN THAT
IN the undersigned will apply to the Legis-
lature, at its next session. for q divorce from
her husband, Jefferson ID. Beltz.
GEORGIa ANA BELTZ.
Wilmington. December IS. 1894.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN undei signed viii apply to the Legislature
at its next session for divorce from her hus-
SAIJIE A. SIMONS
Evening journal., 1895-01-07
DULL TINES FOR THE CIDI.
Temporary Shut Down In the Justice
Mill Owing to Lack ofIRaw Material.

a Aom porary shut Down In the Justice
Mill Owing to Lack ofERaw Material.
In the Sunday morning session Of the
Municipal Court Neal Clark was ar
raigned on a charge Of drunkenness
he was fined 81 and costs.
John b Flsmer. colored was charged
BY his wife with dlsorderly conduct he
used to be- respected and well-to do, but
whiskey led him 3 rough road and got
him into trouble frequently Saturday
night he went home, started In to break
up dishes and drive his wife out He
was then arrested Gby Sergeant Welsh.
he owned up to being drunk and was
fined 90 and costs
Walter Blackburn was arraigned on a
charge made by Maggie McManus Of
larceny. She claims that she gave him
$50 on December 4, to make some pur.
chases for her, and he kept it. Sincs
the charge was made Maggie became
mixed up with q row In the Sheppard
mansion over the river and went to New
Castle to recruit. Her term will be out
to-day, and Blackburn was held until
tomorrow to await her coming. Mag
gie's word is not above par In court and
as she Is unsubstAntiRted by other wit
nesses 1t looks bright for Walter.
Evening journal., 1895-01-07
THE SCHOOL MONEYS.
THE PRESENT DISTRIBUTION BY NO
MEANS FAIR TO THIS CITY.

wnmiARton Citizens Pay Eighty eight Per
Cent OF the Taxes and Have a Like Per
Centage Of school Children and Money
Invested, Yet Get Less Than Twenty
FIVE Per Cent. Of the Appropriation.
''The COMMITTEES appointed TO decide
upon the legislation which the Board of
Public Education will ask the present
Legislature TO enact for its benefit has
not yet met, but will do so this week and
will then draft such bills as the members
deem advisable, said President Baird to
an EVENING JOURNAL reporter II can
scarcely tell you Just what their action
will be- We want considerable but will
be satisfied IL some Of the most important
needs are satisfied.
"One thing we probably will ask is that
the appropriation made us be net one
and not contingent on any emergency.
Let me explain this clearer. At present
the licenses paid by the saloon and hotel
keepers, 20 into the school moneys II
by any chance these should decrease
materially there would necessarily be a
deficiency In our fund Last year when the
COMMITTEES was making up our estimate
JNEDbn Il NAN lNNVAGA Ano hohAhk va Wv
900 as the citys appropriation. Other
members believed the licenses would be
sufficiently large to make this unneces.
sary We finally compromised by asking
SIC, 900. We came out $i5 600 short, 30
you see Mr. Pyle was wise and correct In
his stand. Now / think that the licenses
should be turned into a general fund and
the appropriation for schools taken from
- II, raa In sa1a IF
having the schools dependent on the
license moneys for part OF the appro.
pristion, have the appropriation net
sum and let the deficiency, If any, fall on
the general fund.
Another thing / would like to see Is a
fairer equalization of the money appro-
priated for the schools Wilmington
PAYS fully SS per cent Of the taxes Of
the state. She has 10, 600 children in heI
schools, probably over so per cent OF
scheol going children. She has $500. OOI
invested In school property and yet she
gets but about 1S or 30 per cent Of the
school money. There should be fairel
distribution of this money, think.
"Thers are several ways to remedy
this evil One would be TO consider
each room IN our schools as q school
i olsblncb ana separate, ana Insn AllO" .
much to each school, or rather eRcl
teacher and make tho town or hundreC
appropriate the balance Another plsr
would be to make the division according
to the school going population. 1t Il
hardly fair that Wilmington, with 4
per cent. Of the school population of thu
state, should have less than 25 per cent
OF the school money. Just what plan vi
shall decide on can't say, but 1t is verl
probable that way will suggest itself.
Evening journal., 1895-01-07
MuRpER IN cHINAToWN.
One Dissolute Woman Cremates Another by
Throwing a LIghted Lamp AZ Her.

One DissoIute Woman Cremates Another by
Throwing Lighted lamp at Her.
NEW YORK. jan IA frightful trag-
edy which ended in murder took place in
Chinatown. It was the outcome Of quar-.
rel between two notoriously dissolute wom-
en- in house ON Mott street In the heart
OF the Chinese quarter and ended in ono
woman throwing a lighted lamp at tho
other. firing her clothing and literally Gre
mating her in a short time. The build
ing is tenanted by Cinnamon and whito
women, and the attention Of the police
was attracted TO a room on the fourth
floor, where the crime was committed, by
cries Of fire. The room was ablaze, and
when the flames were extinguished wom-
an was found lying on the foor, her cloth
ing burned completely from her body,
which was badly burned. She was still
alive ana was recognized by the police as
Bridget German She said that Lizzie
Brown known TO the police as Lie the
Man. had thrown the lamp at her. She
died in ten minutes. The murderer was
arrested soon after