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New-York tribune., 1896-01-31
FOR 4 NEW CORONER SYSTEM.
STATE MEDICAL AND BAR ASSOCIATIONS
PREPARING a BILL

Albany Jan 30-The State Medical Society ses-
sion to-day was marke! by somewhat eN'ehU'"
discussion. following the reading OF paper 10y Ut
W. q. Macdonald. OF Albany. on The ReoFEai''zt-
ton OF the Coroner System" T. {. Becker, OF hN'-
falo spoke as a representative OF the Slh'e h"'
Association. and promised the continued co-ope,"
ton Of that body In securing the legislation De
sired and n harmony with the spirit OF the "'"
Constitution carefully prepared oili ue@''"s
with the subject he said would certain! De pr
sented al this session Of the Legislature. 10 ald
the special committee already working 20 se'"'e
the passage f bill there was appointed C'''-
r,,ttee Of twenty-five. with Dr. Herman boh'''' a.
chairman This committee will seek TO procure me
enactment OF a measure which shan pIoNler .nrs
ne nowers now devolNed by law upon Vv'o''s =
shall be vested In officers appointe1 by Cou'ts -, 80
a fixed term who shall lie only Licensed an; -
,ered physicians separating 80 'ar as pos o. 'i.'
injiral functions OF investigation lIoi" ''''e
~ medico-legal examine tons ,,s.
The following officers were 'lectei. iI'At.'i,t'
r,r 7 ID Spencer Of Jefferson county VIC - ,..
don, l. Duncan Bukley. OF New-i OK, SOL ,'i'
Dr = {. Curtis OF Albany: treasurer, N'aI''' -
uorton Of Albany Committee on l<els. ,"n
Wal,er seiton OF Herkimer and NJ j. lF"i NrN-
york COMMITTEES Prize Essays,A jacob Ne@
w ana Henry Hunt. Albany. DcIegi''@ - me
Jrifish Medical Association Charles l.. ipAia ~
Ny. lanes T. Boyd Albany: john J.. DiSr.o".
Aibany' and Allan S.lrr. New-Iork. The eonfr"-
ION adjourned sire die.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-31
ANTICS or 4 MAD DOG.
THE ANIMAL FRIGHTENED LOT OF fEo-
PIE AND CAUSED DELAY ON STREET
RAILWAY

large Newfoundland dog. which appeared 10 u
euNering from rabies. created n panic al ohe-hui
lred-and-ninth-st. ard Columbus ave. "he'e INV
Columhus-ave. cable line and the L%noN-aVe' e
tric lire transfer passengers. yesterday hoo''
Forty passengers standing by inc "''"
waiting for an electric car when the DOG ran a'ou''
the corner OF One-hundrei- d-seventh-st. yeip's
and ,rothing Mt the mouth. The animal ch'i s'u
into n crowd OF Italians et work on low pl'''"s
on the oh site If Lion Park. and every one Oh lne
took 70 his heels shouting - the passengers mo
oe whom were women. to run FOR thcir n'fes, ~
dog became more excited and chaFEeu III "
women. .s %. only
man who hnd the nerve to face tie ma pfu.' 49,:
ricFng up an iron brake handle. he knochei, ,,, mr
dnc son nscless Some had sent the aIaIh' u I,s -
;ho avenue and before tho dog couiI s'S "'h -, -
fent again Policeman Potter. OF IN" 'st pte ~
drosfh-et station. came up ard began h;;l"1 -, -
rrs, Two shots went wide Of their nlaIN ", ~ ST.,
thiri hit tho dog In tho hind leg ana ehr"s'T' MN
all the a
Ee.png with rage and pain. the dog mao =, -
charge at the crowd. which hed retreat ~ - - :
distance armed With sticks and stones lh',' 4,
a shout followed by shower OF stones ,he A"x
,he e,r,e moment Potter fred again, hin W. ~
1ro,,pe. dead with hrll"; In is neal ~ ,ers .-
mean dine six cars had arrived and thr par >,
af-ad TO get Of watched the ray RON Wv -, ,b.
forms and windows. The delay oc,Asio.N' va ~
road bv the dog WAS nearly ten minutes
New-York tribune., 1896-01-31
CHARGED WITH ARSON.
WILLIAM +. BUDDENkkfFtKA 49, '7fD VIZ
SETTING FIRE TO HIS tPllOl'-
GTERY STORE

William r Ruidenkeppcr Of No 10 Lexington
ov. w,s arraigned before Judge Cow'ing yestcr-
dav and pleaded not guilty to the charge of arson
IN the first degree. Bail was fixed at $1,000 wMch
he was unable 70 furnish. and he was committee
10 the Tombs The penalty on coh'lc'o"' - NV
less than twenty years imprisonment
Buddenkepper IS charged WIN setting n'' c,. 20 I"
- ., So oqs Fast One-hund red and twenty-fiith-
., occun,ed bv him AT the time as an upholstery
sbo, II IS alleged that the accused man cn' ,,
z. ~. insurance on stock not worth more thah Sy'
and ,ha, most Of the stock was r'li'oN' N'h i'''' ~
building shortly tefOcs th" if. a..
Buddenkcpper was arrested shof,y 4iter NE en-,
IIre Marshal Halstcr and his assistants "or"'' w
the case anr secured new evidence againS' 1r
a. indic,rnou; was found. The top story oi u'
hlirUel building wos occupied a. iA' i'H' u '''
fire as barracks by the salvation ARMY
New-York tribune., 1896-01-31
pOyS CHARGED WITH Bi iRGLARl.
ror-R DIMINUTIvE PRISONERS BEFo"f r
JUDGE COWING ~ GENERAL SESSIONS.

FOrR DIMINUTfvE PRISONERS BEFo''r
u-DGF cOWING ~ GENERAL SESSIONS.
Four vourg alleged burglars were arraignef yea
,cr,,v before Judge Cowins In General Sessions
ru,c. LAWYERS and spectators were obliged TO
s,one a, the Size OF Of the defendants. lie
,.o,ef 70 be about eight years OLD. but was IN
reality clever He vas so small thl; he climbed mp
~, .he three foot railing IN order 70 get glimpse
- the Judge. Judge Cowins had 10 'mi.e as he saw
tho head OF the youngsieT pokei over the railing.
Tho f9ui boys were James Gasisi!no. fourteen
,e,rs old of SO - Park-st; Louis I9Jer thirteen
,.,rs old Of 80. 3i2 Water-st.: Louis Onci eieven
wears old Of 40. b Park-st.. and Thomas Gabano
four,ecn years Old Of No. G Baxter 81. They were
charged with breaking into the restaurant OF .ohn
boscher 10 Church-st., on January IL. ana
stealing one box containing chewing tobacco. tnfer
racEnpes O., cigarettes and 81 In money. After their
rreqt Oliri was attacked with mede"s In the rooms
ot me Gerry Society. The next day neasle: az
,act"d the other three boys and all were held IN
quarantine for "A week :. ., ,, . ,.,
tho hovs and he pleaded not guilty for IN. ~
rn.v -, med ignorant OF what they were In court
for. <u. ,,r nj. ... ann
for intoxicatlon Louis Lauer was sent - the
Catholic Proiectory March 20 1888 for Attempted
hnrgary Gabiano was arrested for intoxication
several months ago
New-York tribune., 1896-01-31
CONTROLLER ROBERTS REPLIES
he DENIES THAT HE HAS JuGGLEp fiu
IRES OR PREPARED BILL. To IN
CREASE HIS OWN POWERS.

Albany Ian 3O-State Controller James A. Rob-
ertss attention called to-day to an article III
New-York newspaper crit!c!sing certain portions OF
tis annual report to the Legislature ana charstns
that the figures therein were juSged
THE article referred to-" said the Controller re
fers chiefly 10 the parts OF my report relating to the
charitable Institutions The figures are not )ugg'ed
I'm any sensc OF the word. but are absolutely correct
They are based upon the reports o. the severa ihst-
tu,,ons to this Department. far as last year Is
concerned. and upon the report OF speciai agent
apro,n,ed by the Controller In 1898 - examine into
the management and financial condition or the
charitable institutions of the Sate-the only source
from which reliable data as to former years could
be obtained In view OF the largely increasing tax
burden OF late years. deemed It my duty as the
chief financial manager Of se 70 70 bs
aid so In my report honestly and conscientiously
Much stes'io% the VAST and Increasing sum
SC 900 900 year In round numbefs-requred FOR their
seemed tho to dsmanS s the Article alleges YOU have
prepared giving you control OF the salaries and
in the S amy S nor do
ANYTHING about 'he preparation or such Dill The
sa5Ss yaTSSs svlns ssharabe gave him power
revise only far as the purchase OF supplies was
epies Wages or labor While good results attended
the matter OF supervision In the purchase Of the
VAS observed that in nearly all the institutions the
salary account was steadily and In some cases rap
lime to more than overbalance any saving that could
be- made In the matter OF purchasing supplies In
view of this fact | suggested In my report that II
would be wise to give the Controller the same pow
ers with reference salaries wages, etc.. In CON
Lunacy Commission has been given In connection
with the State hospitals. The Lunacy Commission
Secretary OF State and the Controller. to supervise
the rates OF wages paid for salaries ana ne,p IN me
as he hospitals are concerned There Sertainly Is
aad for n so FAR as charitable institutions are
Concerned NY suggestion to the Legislature was
that some such provision as this should Re given
State Board OF Charities. the Governor and who
ever else the Legislature peemea II wise 70 a"'0-
Hs regards charge that hsvs vsd been A.
ing ing heceSse ~ request from the Controllers ONCE for
the appointment Of certain man IN ina, s 'ns..%
ther dIrectiy or Indirectly asked for the appoint
mert nsm az ANYBODY In any State institution"
New-York tribune., 1896-01-31
CR4CKSMEN AT WORh.
A SAFE IN BIRNIINGHAM-sT.' BROKEN orH''
AND ROBBED OF MORE THAN 5000

AND ROBBED OF MORE THAN WV
Cracksrnen broke open the safe in the private o'e
Of Isaac A. Krulewitch at Nos and Birnirs""'
81, early yesterday morning. They made OH wiz"
s23S I'm money and n few dollars worth OF s'ai'p'
but did not disturb sl5 O)o worth Of non-nego"ao'e
bonds and about 500 IN checks.
Mr Kruewitch Is a -four merchant and owns '''e
whole block in which he has his office and storeio oo
1t is n six-story brick building. Nearly a'' NV
other houses on the block are tenemens Inc ''"'
from the occupants of these tenernents are cole'
about this time OF the month. Mr.. krulewitcn say
that he usually has In his safe late In the mon "
about $1,000 I'm cash and this money Is pr"o"o''
what the thieves were after. Fortunately WI
Krulswltch deposited the money few DAYS "so
and thus saved II from the burglars
The porter. Max Posenthal who reachci '"e
building about : o'clock In the morning osco'
cred the burglary Az he opened the door ieaIlns s
to the private once he noticed the sare win P.
examination showed that the whole or the l,i. M.
door of the safe had been ripped away, l"e'to
hoes had been bored by the thieves IN nc nc or, sor
four In the inner door and eight around N. ars U
blnat.on OF the outer door. Bank DOCKS anu P'P'
Of all kinds were strcwn about tho floor -,
The police do not believe the work was uonv wn,
with dynamite but with an instrument "hlcn ''''
call drug screw. ,, mo-,
Captain Grant OF Madson-st and his Hsl', s
with one Central Office detective are loof.l"s i0'
the burglars but far they have no cie"'
New-York tribune., 1896-01-31
MR.. NEWTON'S SUDDEN DEATH
BELIEVED TO HAVE BEEN DUE TO AN
OVERDOSE OF CHLORAL.
HE WAS SON or THE LATE GENERAL JOHN
NEWTON. AND A CONTRACTOR. WITH AN
OFFICE IN THE HAvEMEYER BUILDING.


OFFICE IN THE HAvEMEYER BUILDING.
a. NJ Newton. contractor. son OF the
late General John Newton died at the Hudson Street
Hospital $40 O'Clock last night. Whether or not
his death was the result Of overdose Of opiate
viii not be known uE.h after the Coroners autopsy.
but the hospital authorities believe that MI. New
tons death caused by acute poisoning. proba-
bly, with chloral. Mr.. Newton lived with his wife
at No. S35 West Fifty-eighth-st.. and thirty
three years old. He had Office on the eleventh
floor O. the Havemeyer Building. at No. % Cort
landt-st
The first knowledge the police had OF Newton's
Illness shortly after o'clock last night. when
Edward V. Howard. of No % Hicks-s... Brooklyn,
entered the Church-st. police station and in an ex-
cited manner told Sergeant Porter that Mr.. Newton
was III. and asked that ambulance be summoned
This done. and Policeman Winnie was sent TO
the Havenieyer Building. Mr.. Howard told tho
police that Newton had taken some chlorai about
o'clock IN the afternoon to quiet HIS nerves, Dul
that 1t WIS believed he had taken an overdose by
accident
There every means known TO medic1i se'ehcc. i ir
fused to save the man, and he died without recover
ing consciousness at $40 o'clock
Among his effects were found several morphine
tablets.
John Newton. and helped his father In the latter
work some years ago at Hell Gate: Mr.. New'on
James A. Rodgers. the speedway contractor He
WAS also senior member Of the firm Of A. NJ. New- .
friend Of the family sad last night that tna,
had been shattered. and that ne was IN the habit
of taking mi;d doses OF ,nS cnorsl - ,sr hus,,na.
death at O'Clock les, night, and was prosrated
by the news Mr.. Newtons funeral will probably
be he'd III the Pau,is Fathers Church. which his
father helped 70 erect.
The hospital physicians believe that Mr.. Newton
II was said by some OF Mr. Newton's acquaint-
ances last night that he had been drinking heaN''
New-York tribune., 1896-01-31
DEATH FROM BENZINE BURNS.
YOUNG WOMAN KILLED BY AN EAPlO-
SION OF THE LIQUID. WITH WHICH
SHE WAS CLEANING HER GLOVES.

Rehecca Hrschman. thlrty-one years Old ~ NO.
Il Pike-st. died yesterday In Gouverneur Hospital
from cxtensiva burns of the head. face and body.
The young woman was burned early Wednesday
morning AZ her home She had just returned from
a bali which she attended on Tuesday evening she
started to clean her gloves with oenzne which was
placed So near a lighted candle that II exploded
and the flames gnitcd the girls clothing Ihe next
instant she was envelopci flom head TO foot n
flames Shrieklng with the terrible pam sac sur
fercl she ran the ROOF. neelng rom tne nelsh-
bors who attracted by her cries ana sougAt 10
All her They finally succeeded in tearing away
The girls burning garments Dr. Nishmah VINO
lives in Pke-st then called. ana ne "p2Hest
olntmenis 20 her wounds. Every men OF her pouS
had been scorchei by the flames. , .
An ambulance called and she was taken 70
C;ouverneur Hospital. where the doctors worked
over her without avail.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-31

First Mate Gillespie also assaulted Ivor lversen,
able seaman. once With Delaying pin. cutting ms
scalp in two places whsle the man was "a, al he ,pe
wheel. and again with handspke, knocking MN
senseless Second Mate Pete Sullivan assauteu
Nike Patterson. able seaman. knocking MIN Gown ~,
ard kicking him ,peatedly sfe he was lyns on
the deck Boatsvan John KY assaulted Charles
Green. knocking him down end causing blood to
squirt from his nose and mouth
New-York tribune., 1896-01-31
A WITNESS AGAINST SHEA ASSAULTED.

ATTACKED IN TIE STREETS OF TROY At NIGHT
pY. FOUR MEN.
Troy. Jan. 3O--Osborn G. Lansing. one Of the
rost important witnesses for the prosecution In
the trial Of Bat" Shea went to Schohare Tuesday
TO hear the argument on the motion for new trial
Az he was going to his home In this city. about 10
o'clock last night. he was attacked on the street
bv four men His hat knocked OF and he was
siruck on the head with fist or weapon and badly
hruierd one OF the assailants. after using a vile
cnithct said: You went to Schohare to try 10 get
I'm some testimony In the Shea case. didn't your"
This is not the first time that Mr. Lansing has been
sa, ulted on the street since he gave his testimony
in The Shea trial. Owing to the darkness he could
not Identify his assailants
New-York tribune., 1896-01-31
r,,,yau n. ENGLISH III.

90, Ind Ian so-Wam II. English.
Indianap~onan, ~aen confined to his room in Enslishs
who has pee" was in no better condition to-day.
Hotel for his physician says that while his con-
d,tion was serious, ~ atorv rheumatism and grip.
ferns from sas Seen h,s bedside de-
s dsnssss was %ts n.Seos Ssosens II So
N,c.- NJ. ppreaident on the nc@e' WIZ
New-York tribune., 1896-01-31
ABYssINIANs NEARING BARATlERi.
A GREAT RATTLE SEEMS iMMiNENT-coIDNEI.
GA1IIAxO'S FORCE WILL REINFORCE THE

GArALAxOs FORCE WILL REINFORCE IHE
MAIN BODY or ITALIANS
Rome, Jan. 30-rhe Government has received ad-
vices from General Baratcri. commander-in-ch'ci OF
The Italian forces in Abyssnia. showing that tne
General recently sent an Italian trader nanen fe'-
ter 10 the camp Of Ras Makonnen. the chiel COZ"
nandng the native army which invested 'he low"
OF Makalle demanding the release or me ''d"a'
column under Colonel Golliano. which was besiesed
IN that town. Feltcr the messenger VINO arrived
In General Barateris camp Few days ago. bringihs
letters from Menelek King OF fhc Ahyssiniahs' i"r
King Huinbert and General raratieri.
he appears 10 have been SUCCESSFUL IN ny I''i' ~.
sion. for the troops al Mahalie were psrmi,tel ~
Withdraw from the town without beng atl",h'u
ColoneG alano and his column have arrived saiey a.
Eeneral Ba-aticrls camp. and the? Will reih!cI..
the main body Of Italians. They brought win tnei1
tneir cannon. munitions and baggage. At tne uuic
General Baratieri sent mis- dispatches 10 the Gov
Srnment the Abyssinian army was advancing an, ~.
was then within thirty Kilometres OF the outposts o..
General Bara;ieris forces. conflict between tha
opposing forces was imminent
The italian forces number $500 men. VIVA
eixty cannon. The Abyssnian army ~ estimated 10
number 4CCoo 10 $1,000 some thousands OF whom arc
armed with spears The others have weapons oi
nes. and In addition have a number OF pieces ~ ar
tillery, which used In the attacks on Makailc
II is the opinion In Rome that engagement that WI
decide whether not the Province OF Tlgre VIII D Dr
annexed to the Italian colony Of Erythrea VIII
shortly be fought
New-York tribune., 1896-01-31
THE ATTENDANT ARRESTED.
HE DENIES CAUSING THE DEATH OF Ihh
PATIENT THFIMS

TATIENI ITIItI" W.
Patrick Ward the attendant al "ar'S ieA,'
ten, ASYLUM. who Is alleged 20 have caused 'i''
al q, wilhelm Theims. an Insane pa'eh'' -
hco,,nr him. WAS arrested at his home AZ 80 80
New-York-uvo.. Brooklyn. by p'''c'F.'
= ,.,..., ~, ~. Central once yesi.rday morn
Co., vard d.ries that he assaulted Theims
coroner Ioeb.r IN the afternoon nHed ban 'or
Wa-d il, 100 uriI the inquest into the cause OF
Th.in.e'@ death can hc held next "Wednesday,
enr,rfr..rdrnt Hncy. Of Wards Island lnran,
Ae,ltn told the Coroner YESTERDAY ihat ouislar OF
~ s,ef.r.nt OF rhrcs lunaii's he had no evidence
against ward. a., 49,,
Wari himself tod the Coroner that be az not
oven know that be had had such patient az Ih"iin"
a.. 80 clarv. 10 had never beaten any pn" h"
sal5 lie added that. th" contrary. p" hhi Er"at
80, fnr the lunat.cs and always treated them WIN
~ greatest kindness O., 3, ., d,
ward vas taken 20 the Tombs. lie said he would
a.. abl. 10 give bail later.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-31
THEY ARE PROUD or TTLLMAN. y

A RESOLUTION APPLAuDING THE SENATOR'S
SPEECH INTRODUCED IN THE SOUTH
CAROLINA LEGISLATURE.
Columbia s. c.. Jan. 3O.-When the House OF Rep
roaentatives met this morning Godfrey Fowler in
,roduced the following concurrent resolution. which
as referred to the Committee Federal Relations:
interest the eloquent and patriotic speech Of our
Junior Senator In the United States Senate. Hon. b.
u Tinan, on the 29th inst. and We desire to say
that hy ali we are and hope to be. we will sacrifice
our lives IL necessary In resisting tyranny and op-
nression believing as do that resistance to
tyrants IL obedience to God
New-York tribune., 1896-01-31
OVER 10000 VISITORS IN QUEBEC
THE ICE CARNIVAL IN FULL. BIAsT-rHE GREA


FANCY DRESS DRIvE-IcE TOWERS TO
be sTOEMED TONIGHT.
Quebec. Jan s0.-There are more than thirty
thousand carnival visitors in the city and special
trains continue to arrive filled to OVERLOOKING. The
weather beautiful to-day. and the ce-bridee
leading from Quebec to Lewis alive with people
crossing to and fro
The st. Boniface snowshoe Club has arrived from
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-08

The fire committee met last night
and audited bills amounting 70 s96l 81.
which We're ordered paid. The commit
tee also considered plans submitted for
Il new front 10 be built at che Hook and
Ladder house N T~wenty-tirst street.
and postponed action until the next
meeting. The front OF the present old
structure is in n dangerous condition
and repairs are badly needed. The
committees plans are 10 put in a
handsome front. which will be al I'M
provrment much needed at the house.
Chief Healy presented Il bin for put
ting up small key boxes on each OF the
fire alarm polls. The committee consid-
cred the matter. but came to the con-
Cluslon that inasmuc!l that he Is
drawing a regular salary from the city
and the city had paid FOR the material.
1t was nothing more than a chief
should do. 10 Improve the department
all he could without extra compcnsa-
IfCn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-08
BOTH WERE CAPTURED.
4 Pair OF Crooks Wind Up Their Career
Ncste rdny.

Early yesterday morning two crooks
entered the tailoring establishment OF
Thomas Hughes & Company.on Market
street. While one engaged the jan!tor.
a c0lored man. In conversation, the
other got away with a bolt OF cloth.
The polSc We're informed and Captain
Bennett soon had n OF the pair, known
as Little Ike" behind the bars. Short
~ aftorward the other. kid" Taylor,
vas located In BellaIrc. and the aU-
thoritIcs OF that place placed him under
arrest. and lie will be brought 10
Wheeling. The police did crelItabIa
work In bringing these criminals be-
fore the bnr of justice so speedily.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-08
IN CLERK HOOKS OFFICE.


The following deed was recorded In
Clerk Hooks office yesterday:
Deed made December /, 1896. by Glenn
cnt and Mary Elizabeth Hess, To Her
man NsmuS; lot 10, square 10, SprigG X
Ritchie's addition; consideration $3.50.
William j. Cots was appointed a COM
mlttcc Of the estate of Mary l.. Wagner,
and insane person; bond 500. Morris
.IiOrkhCimcr surety.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-08
CITY AFFAIRS.
A Meeting or Connrii this Erening-rhe
CITY Charter Election.

This evening n regular meeting OF the
city council will take place. at which tho
most important business that will DO up
for consideration IS the disposition to be
made Of the ordinance providing for IL
special election to act On the new CITY
charter on December -. 1t will be re-
membcred that at the last meeting OF
council the ordinance was laid over on
accounted the objection TO It's turthercOn
sideration made by Mr. Zwicker. OF the
Fourth ward. 1t Is said that the count
Ing OF noses In the first branch has de-
vcl0Ped the certainty OF the passage OF
the ordinance. tonight. II Il is passed
there Is no time to spare In preparing
for the special election.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-08

Has found that her little oncs arc I'M
proved more by the pleasant Syrup OF
Figs, when In need OF the laxative cr-
feet Of n gentle remedy than by any
other, and that II IL more acceptable to
them. Children enjoy II md II benefits
them. The true remedy. Syrup OF Figs.
Is manufactured by the California Fig
Syrup Company only.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-08

The council committee on health met
last night and audited bills amounting
TO Sl222. which were ordered paid.
The committee on streets, alleys and
grades has been called TO meet at
o'clock tonight.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-08

Mr.. Richard Robertson. the newly
elected county clerk qualified before
Circuit Clerk John Walton yesterday
morning and filed a bond In the sun
OF $1,000. with Henry SchmulbaCh as
surety. He will take charge OF the Of
tiCe January !.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-08

~ younr- looking Tor bargains In ST.
yrrMnicgo to II. E. IIii.i.MAN " co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-08

THE old reliable remedy for cough.
cold. Group and sore throat. DR.. Bull'S
Cough Syrup. should bc KEEP, in every
home,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-08

TIE old lady was right when she
said tn" child might die II they waited
for the doctor. She saved the little ones
HE with n few doses of one Minute
Cough Cure. She had used Il FOR Group
before. Charles Il. GOCt2c, corner
Twelfth and Market streets: ll0wic ~
Co.. Bird gcpOrt: Peabody X Son, Ben
unul.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-08

HOME mad" Candy, warranted to last
TN Christmas df you lock 1t up, nj the
Hospital Benefit.