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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-17
THE SIX-DAY RACE.

On account of Indictment weather, the
fourth installment of the ladies' race
at the Island ball park could not be
ridden last night. The race will con-
tlnue tonight and the finish Of the
twelve hour contest will occur Monday
instead of Saturday night The man
agement have provided for display Of
fireworks for this evening. Mr.. Nc
Oslln, the well known local rider,
has s!gnlhed his intention OF accepting
the challenge Issued by May Allen, the
English champion, the race between AL
len and W. Matthews, Of Wellsburg, be-
ing declared off. Me-. Matthews tried
the saucer track and decided that he
would not care to ride It. He Is ready
10 ride Miss Allen on a larger track,
but Miss Aliens challenge Is for a race
on the fifteen lap saucer. Mr.. McOs-
lin. as stated, Is ready TO meet Miss
Allen on the small track and articles Of
agreement for a seventy-flye mile race
IN three heats of twenty-five miles each
will be drawn up at once. The race VIII
be ridden on the track nj the Island
ball park on Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday nights Of next week, the one
finishing first In two Of the three heats
10 be declared winner OF the race.
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A BICYCLE ru,zF
Arrested In Wheeling, but Wanted In
PennSyIvaniA and Onto.


Arrested In Wheeling, but Wanted In
PennIyIvanIR and Onto.
Yesterday William Davis, stranger
here, and wanted in two states, figured
as the attraction for several hours in
Squire Fitzpatrlclts court Davis was
wanted at West Alexander, Pa, for
stealing bicycle from ]. B. Chambers,
OF that town, and also at Bellaire, for
receiving money under false pretenses.
After q conference of the parties interest
ed, he was taken to Bellalre.
A peculiar feature OF the case was that
Davis can't ride wheel, and after steal
ing the one in question last Saturday,
walked with II TO West Liberty, thence
to this city, and over to Bellaire, where
he disposed OF It for Sl5 to Mr.. U. Vale,
merchant. Mr.. Chambers finally dis
covered Its whereabouts and Davis was
arrested. He admitted the theft after
Squire Rogers kept him under his per-
sonal surveillance in his court yesterday
from 10 to 3 o'clock, but became unruly
when requested to go to the lookup.
Later in the day, Constable John An
derspn took him to the Ohio side OF the
river. Davis just three weeks ago, fin
Ished term of nineteen months in the
Western Pennsylvania penitentiary at
Allegheny, and Squire Fitzpatrick man
aged to hold him for hours without n
warrant or requlsltlon papars, by mere
persuasion.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-17
Convict Labor to Let,

Sealed bids will be received at the. West
Virginia Penitentlary, at Moundsvillc, w.
Va., until ~ o'clock meridian, on the
twelfth day OF October 1891, for the labor
OF 100 70 1876 male conylcts for period not
exceeding five years from the twelfth day
OF October, 1897.
First-Each bid must be accompanied
with bond with security TO the satisiae-
ton OF the board Of directors that the bid
der will comply with the terms OF his bid,
II II Is accepted. and be scaled up and i'd
dressed to the warden, Endorsed bid Tor
Labor"
second-Each bid shnl specify the artl-
Giles proposed to be manufactured and the
number OF square feet Of shop room which
will be required and n steam power IL
required, tho amount OF power and price
por day they are willing TO pay therefor
and shall bo unconditional.
Third-'rho price per day for each con-
Wet shall be specified, and II different
price per day II stated for different periods,
cnch period and price must be 30 stated,
that one may be accepted and tho other
rejected.
Fourth-If the person bidding desires to
manufacture different classes Of articles,
the labor TO he employed on each must bo
bid for separately.
Fifth-Convlcts will labor nine CD hours
by ny order OF the Bonrd of Directors.
sOlb 3. a. HAWK. Wnrden.
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MARTINS FERRY.
Hap. aud nrl,hap' Tn the Thriving city
Across tho River.

HtNOAh hNtNoFs
Edward Fenska was arrested yester-
day morning, by officer Farrang, who
had been notified by the Benwood au-
thoritles that they wanted Eddie TO an
swer to charge of picking a mans
pockets Of some sos. He admitted his
guilt and returned to West Virginia
without delay.
SHADY" Mcknight, the man captured
here last Wednesday, who was sup
posed to be implicated In the murder Of
William Cover near Sharon, Pa, wat
not Identified by the officers who camd
down from Beaver yesterday, as being
the man they wanted.
The old postofIice building will be oc-
cupled the first Of the month by Miss
Minnie Irwin, who will remove from her
present location In the Hobensack block,
The trolley party to have been giver
by the ladies' OF the st. John church last
evening, was postponed until next Tuee.
day evening.
Charles Morris, OF North Fourth street
leaves this morning for Chicago June.
tion. to visit his daughter Miss Alice.
Quite number of young people went
TO Bridgeport last night 20 attend the
dance given In the opera house.
Charles McKim, OF wellsvllle, was vis-
itlng his mother yesterday, Mrs, George
McKim, of Third street.
Misses Lizzie and Lulu Spence arovis.
itlng Mr.. and Mrs George l., Spence, OF
Center street.
Rev. Father McCafrery Ia here from
Cambridge, the guest OF Rev. Father
Mnttngly,
Ed Krlm leaves for Flushing to-day
IA spend a week visiting with friends,
"spldcr' Coss was given 81 and costs
yesterday morning, for drunkenness.
Mr.. Frank Barr and children returned
to-day from a vlelt TO Alliance.
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Ones physical feelings, like the faithful
setter, search aud point out plainly the
fact Of disease or health.
II man Ia not feeling well and vigorous
If he IL losing ilcBh and vitality, II he Is
listless nervous, sleepless, he certainly Is
not well. The down hill road from health
TO sickness Is smooth and declines rapidly.
At the first intiination Of disease, the
wise man takes pure, simple vegetable
tonic. II puts his digestion into good &c.
tive order and that puts the rest Of his
BODY Ia order. The medicine that will do
this Ia n medicine that II good TO take In
any trouble Of the blood, the digestion, OF
the respiration, no matter how serious 1t
may have become.
The medicine to take IL Or. Picrce's
Golden Medical Discovery. II Is q remark.
able remedy. II cures diseases. In per.
fectly natural way, without the Use oil
strong drugs. II cures by helping Mature.
II has peculiar tonic effect on the lining
membranes Of the stomach and bowels
By putting these membranes into healthy
condition, stimulating the secretion Of the
various digestive Juices and furnishing 10
the blood the proper purifying properties
Il reaches out over the whole body and
drives dlsease.germs before Il into the
usual excfetory channels. II builds up
firm muscular flesh, makes the skin and
the eyes bright
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
has been found wonderfully ciIicucioua In
the treatment Of skin diseases eczema
letter, crysipelaa, sah.thcum-ffoiu com.
mon pimples OF blOtches 10 the worst case
Of scfOiula.
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so Years of Cures.
DAY OF RICKONING
May Await Those who Took Part In the
indiana LynchinR.

Mhy Await ThOso VINO TOOK Fhrt III tho
indiana LynchinR.
osGooD, Ind, Sept 16.-It Is said
here that there will be an awful reckon
Ing for the slaughter of the five men in
the Versailles jail. All the victims have
many relatives and friends, who have
determined that somebody must suffer
for the wholesale lynching. Everybody
here feels that more blood will be shed.
There Is q feeling that the mob acted
hastily as to Levi and Jenkins. The only
testimony against them was Hostetter's
statement that they were involved In the
Wooley burglary.
The inquest was renewed to-day. Many
witnesses were called, but not one could
Identify anyone connected with the mob
Circuit Judge New says that every posi-
BILE effort will be made by the authorities
to punish the mob participants,
VERSAILLES, Ind, Sept. 16,-Thd
people in Versailles are sti1l dazed more
than ever by the horror OF the bloody
work OF Tuesday night. No other topic
Is discussed except speculation as to the
probability of action being taken to ar
rest and punish the participants In the
mob. All agree that the plan was DELHI
erately laid. It is said by Witnesses that
from the time the two signal rockets
were sent up on the outskirts of the town
until the work of the mob was completed
and the men were going home was moi
more than fifteen minutes. II is alad
said that the actlve participants In tho
lynchlng did not exceed fifteen or twen-
ty, though the men who were present ms
guards and helpers numbered about $50
1t Is generally conceded the organizers
were osgood men, though so far no one
can be found who recognized any Of
them. ...
The apprehension that further work Is
intended by the organization stlll con-
tlnues. and the luckless man who gets
into the Versailles jail will have reason
to dread the consequences. This feeling
may have q tendency to cause some OF
the suspected men to leave the country.
Peter Hostetter, who gave the. informa-
ton to the sheriff about the burglary al
Correct has taken alarm at threats by
friends of the victims and has dlsap-
peared.
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FORT WAYNE, Ind, Sept, 1O-A Sc
we're wind storm swept over this city
and vicinity to-day, doing considerable
damage and fatally inJurlng three men.
They are: George Krnckenberger, Fred
WEIR. Andrew Elndener. The men
were injured by falling bricks from de-
mollshed chlmncys. Telegraph and tel
ephone wires wero Frustrated and con-
siderable damage done to barns, plate
glass windows and outbulldlngs.
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RE-MARRIEp HER.
Union of Gentle to a Jewish Maiden
Amer Having Been Divorced.

Union of Gentle to a Jewish Maiden
Amer Having Been Divorced.
WORCESTER, Mass, Sept. 16.-Mat-
thew Sterling Borden, Yale 's5, son OF C.,
D. Borden, the Chicago multi-milllon-
alre, and Mildred N. Nerbuur, the
daughter of Hebrew tailor in New
Haven, were married for the second
time here on September Z, a marriage IL
cense being secured from the city clerk
and the ceremony being performed by
Rev. DIR. A. z. Conrad, of the Old South
church The couple were first married
several years ego, while Borden was an
undergraduate Mt Yale. but were after
wards separated by Borden's father,
who sent his son to Europe, and paid the
girl large sum OF money to procure a
divorce in Dakota and resume her maid
en- name. Young Borden, who is now n
medical student in New York city. went
to New Haven early this week and pre-
vailed upon his former wife to come with
him to this city, where they were mar
rled they went home to New York city
after the ceremony.
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Fntnl n,nd.on coIll,lon.

ST. LOUIS, NO., Sept. 1s.-wabast
passenger train No, 15, which left here
at 0 o'clock last night, and n freight
train, which left Kansas City at Ia,
n. m. yesterday, came together In Q
head-on collision at q switch at Keytes'
vile, Mo-. this morning. William
Gaines, postal clerk, OF 81. Louis, ant
w. i. Smith, fireman OF the freight
were killed, and William Clark and Pau
Street, two tramps, severely injured
No passengers were hurt.
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CHICAGO, Sept. Jewell defined ru-
mors were current on la Sale street
to-day to the effect that an end has
been reached In the war of the biscuit
companies and n plan Of consolidation
embracing the New York Biscuit Com
pany tho American Biscuit Company
and the United States Biscuit Company
agreed upon. These companies have d
combined capital Of $3O,OOO,OOO, and prac-
tlcally control the entire output of the
United States.
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LONDON, Sept. 16,-M, Cordang, the
Dutch long-dlstance champion bicycle
rider commenced 2i-hour ride at the
Crystal palace last evening. From the
fourth hour he has beaten the worlds
record and has completed 500 miles in 10
hours, II minutes, 2S 1-5 seconds,
Cordang covered GIG miles and $40
yards in "a hours, or SO miles over the
worlds record. The Dutch champion
lowered the thousand kilometres record
by 81 4-5 seconds.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-17

ATLANTA, Ga. Sept. 16.-Unlted
States District Attorney L. a. Angler
received telegram from Hogansvllle,
Ca, this morning stating that the me-
gro postmaster at that place, whose
name Ia Lotion, had been shot. Lotion
was appointed about three months ago
In the face Of violent opposition on the
part OF the white patrons OF the office
and It is supposed here that politics
had something to do with the attack
on him.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-17

Simply apply "swAYNE's ONT.
MBNT," No internal medicine reQulr'
3D. Cures tottcr ccscmn Itch, MI Crup
ita great healing ana curative powers
nro possessed by No other remedy. Aai
your drugglsl for sWAYNE's ONT
MBNT. slhs&w,
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DIR. Kings New Discovery Tor Consump-
0lDu.

Thla In tho best medicine In the world
for ali forms Of Coughs ana Colds ana
for Consumption. Every bottle In guar
nnteed n will cure and not dlsnppolni.
II has no cdunl for Whooplng Cough,
Apthma, Hay Fever, Pneumonia, Bron.
chltla La Grippe Cold In the Head and
niensant 10 tnko, md, above ALL n Buro
euro. IL In always well TO take Dr.
Kings New Life pllla In connection
with Or. Kings New Discovery, az they
regulate ana tone the stomach and bow.
els. We guarantee perfect satisfaction
or return money Regular size 10 nrnta
AMI 81 %. At Logan Drug Goa drug
store,
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nil..ln,,nrlr. nrnrr.,.h.

LYONS, France, Sept. i6.--word has
boon received hero TINT tho Catholic
missionaries are again suffering severe
oppression from the Chinese, nenr Hnop-
INK, In the district Of Kwnng- Tung. The
natives have been perHecutlng tho
ptroylng their crops aud putting CON
vorts Ia the torture The missionaries
have requested the French consul to In
torvpnC In their behalf
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BRUSSELS, Sept. 1O.-LouIse Michel
the notorious French anarchist, was ex'
PEELED from the city to-day by the police
She arrived this morning from Paris, ae'
companlcd by Charlotte FauoylllC
BRONSON Lioux, for the purpose OF q
fnrtnlghta speech making tour In aid OF
the families Of the anarchists executed
at Montluch fortress, Barcelona,
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BOSTON, Sept. l6.-Meekln' was too
much for the. Bostons to-day. The home
team made rally In the last two innings.
hut Il came too late TO win the game Klo-
bedanz was very erratlc and was respon-
slble for at least two of the runs. Score:
Boston ........O 900 o2Oi IS ii 5
New York 80 2 2 0 2 o 2 O-S 0 2
Earned runs, Boston 3: New York 4.
Batteries, Klobedanz and Bergen; Meekln
and Warner Time, 2:05. Umpire, Lynch.
Attendance, 5000. rr
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SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Sept. 1G.-At
Ham2den Park to-day Casey and Eek
berg broke the tandem bicycle records
for the quarter, third and half mile
Their time follows:
Quarter, "a 40; former record, &c.
Third mile, 80: former, SO,
Half mile, 81 3-5; former, So,
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BALTIMORE. Sept lG.-Ths Champions
tied with Philadelphia to-day, and as a re-
suit will play double-header tomorrow
afternoon. The home team failed to win
to-day on account OF weak team work at
the bat. NOps was batted freely, but the
Orioles were enabled TO tie the score. ow-
inr 10 Tnylor's Witness in the last two in
nlngs. Game called at end OF the ninth
inning on account OF darkness. Attend
.rt RHE
Baltimore 80 o o 0 o 0 Ia IA IL /
Phlladelpa 30 o 0 0 j o. 10 3
Earned runs, Philadelphia Q. Batteries,
Nops and Clarke: Taylor and Boyle
Time, 2:l5. umplres, Emslie anu Carpen-
ter
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In SiIks**&

There's such a variety that we
can hardly speculate on any
one weave. All handsome,
new and in assorted colors.
Specially new just now is the
Bayadera, Roman and Benga-
line Stripes, plain Renescure
Bengalinss, Fancy TaffetaS,
etc. A special line Of t9-inch
'wo-tonsd taffetas for lining at
SOC a yard.
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SCRANTON, pa, sept TO- Bobby
D1bba, the Minneapolis Hight weight nut
Martin Judge, NJ Philadelphia, out IN the
egc1nd round Tonight by a right hang
swing on the jaw. which followed several
punuhoa In the region of the heart Judge
ala not appear 10 be In good condition,
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Black Dress Goods.

There's vast difference in blacks, and
as the best sold at the same price the INFERIOR insist on
the best being had New Repps Cords, Dagonas Benga-
nes Mohairs, Mohaenes Basket Cloth acquards Serges
etc., 4sc, Sc, Csc, 75c SOO to $500 yard. Hand
some Silk Grenadines cheap
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BROOKLYN, Sept. l6.-It was not until
the ninth inning to-day that the Brook
lyns were certain they had their game
with the Washlngtons won. and then only
through a series OF singles by Griffith,
ShIndle, Anderson and shoch. Kennedy
was taken suddenly III In the second In
ming and was forced to give way TO Fish
er. Score:
srooklyn 80 oOO1O so Is 10 0
washington 20 0 3 / o o 90 ~ s 4
Earned runs, Brooklyn /: Washington O.
Time. hours. Umpire Hurst Attend
nnce, 1875. Batteries. Fisher and KEN
nedy and A. Smith: Mercer and Mcclure.
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YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio, Sept. 16.-Flrc
at noon to-day destroyed the large stool;
barn Of John a. Logan, jr. Eight finely
bred horses and many elegant cqul-
pages were burned up. Loss estimated
nj STb 600
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What in
Colored Dress Goods
Do you want +!

DO you want !
We are almost prepared to
say that if it can't be found
here, it's mott be had. HIN
dreds Of pieces in the new
weaves and colors, Armures,
Repps, Camel Hair, Scotch
Novelties, Barre, Bengaline,
Carreau, Plaids, etc, at 45c,
55c, 68c, 75c to $3.50 a yard,
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GENERAL NOTICES.

DEDEMPTfoN OF BONDS or
IL ELECTRIC LIGHT LOAN.
Tho holders Of the above named bonds
nro hereby notified that the following nunl-
beers have been called, namulyi u, 70, 10,
20, o., n, 80, 90, a. ca OF one hundred dollars
onch. u.s. los, 200, 49, l?2, 100, lis, iQS, no,
iGi. llS 10 Of Ave hundred dollars onchi
bile October I. 1897, at which date they will
cease to bear interest Bonds and coupons
will be paid ut the Bank Of tho ohio VAL
COMMISsiON or
soils ELECTRIC LluHT LOAN.
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Geo. E. Stifel & Co.
PROSPERITYs..1.alIIY
PROPOSALS.
,rnr1cr mo- coNrnAcToRs

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS -
N AND BUILDERS.
Tho Board OF Directors oflthe Industrial
Home for Girls will receive at the Traders
Hotel, Clarksburg, W. Va. on or before
10 q. m, September q. 1881, proposals Tor
the erection OF the Industrial Home Tor
Girls, according to plans and speeliica-
tions, and blank forms OF bids, which can
be secured where plans are on exhibition.
Drawings and specifications may be seen
ut the office OF FranZheim, Giesey q Faris,
Wheeling, W. Va: office Of Secretary OF
State, Charleston, w. Va; shoe store OF
Bastable & Anderson, Parkersburg, w.
Va; sherlff's Office, Martlnsburg, w. Va;
at the office Of James Stewart architect,
Huntington, W. Va, and ut Vance Hard
ware Co.'s store, In Clarksburg w. Va.
Tho board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids. and to waive any informant
lty should It be to their interest TO do so:
All questions In regard TO the plans and
specifications should be addressed TO tho
architects, Franzhelm, Glesey * Faris,
""'''e' HARRIET b. JONES, Pres.
JEROME MADDOX, Sec'y
STILLMAN YOUNG, Treas.
MRS. N. r, c. MORROW.
MRS. r. S. GARDNER.
MR.. JOHN CUMAiINS.
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To.DAY's GAMES.
Philadelphia at Baltimore.
New York at Boston.
Washington ut Brooklyn,
CINCINNATI at Cleveland.
st. Louis at Pittsburgh.
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FoR RENT.

FOR RENT.
nor REMITTANCE FRONT ROOM
II at 90 South Broadway, both gases.
Enquire on the premises. sell'
DOR RENT-sEvERAL GOOD ROOMS
II IN the City Bank building. Inquire at
the City Bank OF Wheeling. MIRO
dor RENT-BEsT OFFICE ROOM IN
II the city: largo and plenty OF light:
centrally located IN best advertised build
ing In tho city. Also large hall for rent,
Apply at HUB CLoTHIERS, Fourteenth
and Market streets. Jan
Don SALE
The Lamb Residence, Numbered 5000
ChAplino street. "
Corner Lot. Elegant Yard.
Large, Fine, Substantial DuildinR.
Price Reasonable. Terms Easy.
Apply to
JAMES l. HAwLEY,
Real Rstnto and Loan Agent,
1905 Main Street.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS GAMES.
New York 5, Boston B.
Baltimore 1, Philadelphia a.
Brooklyn 5, Washington 4.
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A, Dovton. Score: RHE
R EYSySsSsla DIS ..:..:.S 3 9 ] 3 J 8 - : !
Batterles-Dayton. Plat and Kellner;
Mansfield, Beam and Lynch. Called on ac-
count OF darkness,
At Toledo. No game rain.
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WANTED.

w ANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL
w housework; small family; good
wages. 40 South Penn street. sel6'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-10
LURED TO AN ASYLUM.
Detective Ranbo Thought he Yves Taking An
other Man There. but ne Wasn't

Detective RaDbo Thought He Was Taking An
other Man There. bat He Wasn't
READING. Pa. July s.-Dectective Henry
Rambo. ono of tho best known detectives in
east Pennsylvania, was taken to the Harrisburg
Insane Asylum yesterday suffering with pare
sis. Detective Rambo was q terror to the evil
doors Of this section. especially to the organized
gangs Of tramp robbers. which he broke up in at
least tive counties Of this section. He was also
an expert In taking patients to insane Asylums
in q quiet manner. He was we'll up In the art Of
coming stories to lead the sufferers of the track.
Recently the detective has been in the Homeo-
pathio Hospital here, and was very dangerous
owing to his prodigious strength. II was
thought no could not be taken 10 the asylum
without force. Finally Court Crlcr Ycager and
William Ii. Most undertook the job. Court
Crter Yeager went to the hospital and said TO
Rambo:
Arc you, well enough to take a crazy man to
You bet l am" answered the detective with
Aft right" said the court crier. IN go over
to court and bring him here. IN 20 along.
Mr.. ieager soon appeared with his friend
Most. Rambo was coon ready and began talk
ing about taking Most on . fshing trip. and said
that they'd get their tackle and bait nj q friends
house In Harrisburg. All went we'll on the atty
eix-inie journey by train. At the asylum the
detective was lured into q corridor and locked
In before he was aware of II.