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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1897-06-18
A ROBBERS NEST.
1T is UNEARTHED UNDER A
SCHOOL. HOUSE.

The 1ystery of Several Recent
Thefts Is Revealed in the Arrest
of Siias Gray at 'Fairm0nt-Turns
Out to have Been the Burglar
Garden City Depot, Who Stole a
Bicycle From Jensen & Perrin,
and Who Took A. NJ. Brush's
Team Near Amboy.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1897-06-18

On motion the following bills were
disallowed:
W Callohan, care of poor.
Eugene X Fuller witness fees,
Garrett Murphy, treatment of poor.
Isabella Fuller, witness fees.
On motion the board adjourned
sine die. CHAs. GRAF,
Attest: Chm. Bid. Co. Com.
P. A. GUNDERS,
County Auditor.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1897-06-18
HENDERSON ARRESTED.
A. E. MILLER SAYS HE is A FIRE
BUG.

Claims to Have Seen Him Attempt
to Fire Adam JeffersOn's Barn
This forming = Says Henderson
Admitted to Him Having Set Fire
to the Minneopa House Barn
Henderson Denies the Charge and
Addresses the Court Againt rlilIer,
Whom He Wants Arrested.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1897-06-18
NORMAL ALUMNI.
The AnnuI Meeting Held in This City
Friday.
Time of the rleeting Changed to Com
meDCement Week.

The annual meeting of the Normal
Alumni Association was held in this
city Friday. 1t was the first time
that the association has met in June,
but from this or some other cause the
meeting was not success from the
point of attendance. Very few from
out of the city were present.
A business session was held Fri
day afternoon attended by about
thirty-fve, and the following officers
were elected:
President-Mr. S. B. Wilson.
First e-President-Mrs. Alice
Councilman.
Second Vice-P resident-Mr.M Merton
Bancroft.
Secretary Miss May Chapman.
Treasurer-Mr. Frank Wildes.
The time of holding the annual
meetings was discussed, and the con-
stitution was amended so that the
meetings will hereafter be held on
commencement week at the Normal.
1t is intended that the annual ban
quet shall be consolidated with the
faculty reception to the graduating
class, but the exact date of the meet
ings will be left to the executive COM
mittee.
The address of the president, Jean
A. Flittie, was feature of the bust
ness meeting.
EsThe banquet at TheSaulpdugh that
evening was attended by fortY-three
persons.
Mr.. Flittie acted as POSTMASTER
and the following program was car
ried out:
Instrumental Solo ......... Miss Cora Carney
Welcome '97 into the Lines of Poverty and
PrOgreSS' ..,...............- MI. >. b. wilson
Response. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Mr.. n. L. Lang
The Modern School Ma am. Mr.. w. E, Young
American Genius. Observation-Disclosures.
............ Prof. Julius Theophilus Frelin
"And Them. Mrs. Alice Councilman
The numbers on the program were
all excellent, and the speeches were
particularly enjoyable, being general y
of light nature applicable to such an
occasion.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1897-06-18

The numbers on the program were
all excellent, and the speeches were
particularly enjoyable, being generally
of light nature applicable to such an
occasion.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1897-06-18

Tourtellote hospital, care of sick poor.
N Lee estate, lock to hospital. ........
Geo Atchison, hack for poor ..........
B ID Pay & Son, livery for poor. .........
Mrs H l. Spencer, nurse for poor. ........
] M Karmany, meat for poor
Chas Graf, transportation of poor. .......
Thos Rice, care of sick poor. .........
Mrs Wood, board and care of poor. ......
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-16
TERRIBLE.FIRL

A. 81. I.OnIS Carries heath with lt'-FirC
proor BaIIdlng burned Like straw.
Rtack-SI, 500, 900 Toss.
ST. LOUIS. Mo, MNE'ch l5.--FIre broke
out In the store OF the Ely Walker Dry
Goods Company at Z O'clock tonight.
The firm carried stock valued at
81 800, OOO with an insurance Of 81 .OOO. 900.
The stock has already been destroyed,
and IL In probable that the building.
which Is valued at 100000, will also BIZ
destroyed.
At midnight the fire was stlll far from
being under control. There Is chance
Of ila involving other buildings. At II
o'clock pNrt OF the east wall fell. kill
ing one fireman. injurlnE two and bury
ing a street car and AN extension lad
der truck. The street car had been
caught between hose lines and was de-
serted.
The building occupied by the Ely
Walker Company was ut the southwest
corner OF Eighth street and Washington
avenue. II was owned by the Lionber-
ger estate. The structure was seven
stories high. built OF granite and steel,
and wRS considered one Of the hest eX-
ampleS OF flrc-proOf construction ex-
tnRt. II burned like q StrawEtack.
The casualties ut midnight were:
Dead:
George Gutcwald. fireman; caught IN.
der falling wall.
Injured:
Patrick CaTdmorc. fireman: fell down
shaft: legs and arms broken; internal
injuries: will die.
Jerry McCahau, fireman: thrown frum
ladder: back broken; will die,
One thousand persons Will be thrown
out OF work by the fire.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-16
ADJUSTMENTS.

This evening at the Opera House, Mt
Roland Reed win present for the first
time in Wheeling an original comedy
by George II. BroadhurSt. called THE
Wrong Mr. Wright" The scene Of the
play is laid at Old Point Comfort, Va
the first and second acts showing the
reception room Of the hotels and the
third act the parade grounds at For
tress Monroe, with the White Squadron
lying at anchor In the distance.
Seymour sites. played by Mr.. Reed,
a wealthy but intensely penurious mer.
chant OF San francisco. has been rob-
bed BY an emplOye Of $4,000 by means
Of a forged cheek. He has placed the
case In the hands Of Il private detective
agency, offering reward OF $''WN lor
the arrest and conviction Of the THIEF,
sites has learned from some business
friend that Bailey. the clerk who com.
inItted the forgery. has gone 70 on
Point Comfort. so he hAstcns east with
the idea OF Intcrcepting him and saw
ing the reward. sites arrives at the no.
lei and registers under the name OF
Wright. Here II confronted with his
nephew and niece. who are at Old POINT
Comfort on u pleasure bent, to whom he
explainSt NJ situation ard they prom.
Use to assist him. He pNsscs through
severa! amusing situations In his en-
deavor Ia conceal his Identity.
A crisis comes when there arrives up"
on the scene Henrietta Oliver, FIN de
steele detective. who has been put upon
the forgery case and has traced the de-
fnulter 10 Old Point Comfort, he having
been posing as MIR. Wright. The first
person she meets is Seymour Sites. who
bccOmes EmitteD with her. and she In
turn ImnEines him to be the forEer. as
he Ia posing under the maine Of Wright.
with his Introduction to Henrietta
Sites entire nature changes. From be.
Ing cIosc and mean he becomes liberal
10 - fault. throwing money right ana
left. His action lends crcdenCC to the
theory that he II the drfaultcr, and at
ter many wild and amusing complica-
lions lie In finally arrested ne the thief.
After some highly entertaining sttuH-
tions everything Is satisfactorily eX-
plaIncd There arc many clever charac-
iera introduced and several Interesting
under plots. MIR Reed II surrounded
with. q most capable company Thc
cast iE As follows:
Seymour Sites, or San Francimo who
assumes the nRTno Of Mr.. WrlEh'
WAyinnd CllngstnnC. who was one Of
tho boys long RROaM MIR Sheridan Tnppor
Frederick Bonds sites noPleE, =
...................Ai Mr.. Charles s. Able
Captain Crosby. In tho Second Gnltnd
States Artillery. .Mr. llOlhrnOk BlInn
Lord BraZ6nfnCG, an Enpllshman, ..,...
...............,,..,,..M Charles COOtc
acknowledgements John ". Bunny
Front, who runs the SehshorC Hotel.
.,..,..........,... Mr., Julian Reed
Henrietta Diver, n lin d. steele detect.
I've, lshdOre Rush
acknowledgements Sits Monte B1nfc0
TIlIio bird, her maid. Mas Neth"n Luce
ArnbGlIh CllngHioDC, an linnnproprl-
nied Angel. .,......,,....M lrB Mary Myers
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-16
LONELY OLD PEOPLE.
How tlis sunset otLIls Stay be Made Sia't
CltRrinl'E'


How tlis sunset ofLIFs Stay be Matte daIt
CIiaFinli'E.
There are many elderly ladies. whose
strength ID feeble, whose dlEesiion -
moor and for whom life has no pleasure,
i'hcre are OthCrB who are the very PFC
turO OF health. DO you know why
II Is not difficult TO answer. Tho trulh
is TINT healthy old people ars those who
POSSESS tho most vitality ana WhoSn
dlVcstions orr good Women who arc
weak In advanced years, lack TINS Vital
Ity. II they would be strong lhcy lnust
gently HtimulAtethc system. thousands
~ elderly people have discovered a way
nf doing this. sand some are ElvlIlE 0llerS
the benefit OF their experience,
Mr.. Alfred r. Chapman, OF y Hanover
street, baltimore. says: MY grand.
mother, who In now past rlnety years OF
axe, has bcsr using Dutfy's HHre matt
whIsRcy for some time past ana II has
acted almost like n charm, giving her
an appetite and allaying AL Disorders
OF tho stomach. am convinced that
II II a splendid thing for elderly people
who require a tonic as we'll as u Humu-
laut'
DR. s. Weir Mitchell recently said:
"Thc safest drink for people who wish
10 enjoy halls and hearty old age IN
pure whlBkcy." II should DO remCin-
bcrod. however, that there IN only one
absolutely pure wlIlSkey aud that Is
DurIy'S pure malt. tits a pure. health
fII Btimulant which builds up the SyS-
tom. restores lost vitality and makes
weak people strong and well.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-16

enthusiastic and easily verified test.
mOnlals in praise Of Painc'S celery Com.
pound.
II is foolish TO take poor health phil.
osophically" these spring days. Th,7a
IL no reason why anyone should NJ
hands in lap and submit TO headaches
poor appetite, continual tired feeling OF
constipation. II every disheGrLcncd M.
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person willghe astOnished and dclshtl
with the quiGkncss with which this won.
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PaInc'P CELERY compound docs wonder,
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Here IL what woman. an Ambitions
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this great remedy:
$50 Fourth Avc. New York.
While n student in the Now York uni.
VerBIty law school and under great pros.
sure from work and study. was I'd.
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/ did 80. and Its beneficial results 70 OF.
whose nerves arc under the trial Of Sc.
we're mental effort. am only too ready
10 assert. After taking three bottles I
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cial 10 my health. For those trouhlsi
with insomnia / can heartily recon-
mend It a. harmless inducer Of alef
on account OF its quietinB eject on Il.
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Attorney and Counsellor at Law
Paine'9 celery compound, Wiki
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-16
GRALT0Ns ELECTIONl


A Notable ItspubItSan Victory ~ the
Greater TOWm-An Exciting contest
Special Dispatch to .ho Intelligencor.
GRAFTON, w. Va, March IT, Ono OF
tho most exciting municipal clcctlons
ever held in Grafton was held here to-
day. With the contamination OF the
Greater Grafton" was conceived the
idea OF following the example Of tho
other larger towns of the state, notably
clarkSburg. ParkcrsburE and Wheeling
und run the election on political lines.
thus making the unsuccessful party rc-
sponsIblC for the administration OF city
AFFAIRS, with this object In view the
first time In the history OF the town 4
BtrniEht Republican ticket was put In
tho field, Opposed to This In the hopo
Or capturing the city council, the Demo-
Gratis brought out a mixture which they
styled the "Cltlzcns' ticket" with a dis
Erunlled Republican at the head and
one or two other Republicans for the
mlnor offices, taking good care to nOml-
nate Democrats for councilmen.
The fight was a hot one and what
added 10 the excitement was the inter-
est taken IN the ratification or rejertIon
OF an ordinance authorizing the city to
establish its own electric light plant.
The fight over this proposition over
Swallowed the party vote. and prevented
a fair tRst Of the experiment OF intro
duCInR politics into our local elections.
The result Of the election was as fol-
lows:
Mayor c, v. Cough. Republican; SER
geant. c. NJ. Roach. Republican: presI-
dent board OF education, Clark MADEIRA.
Republican: school commissioners.
James ". Holt and w. l.. Piper, both
Republicans; councilmen. First ward,
George Il. Green. Democrat. and tie
between Luther Abbot and John HiCk-
man, both Republicans: Second ward,
William Clark. Republican, and John A.
MCCabc, Democrat: Third ward. j. G.
Spencer. Republican, and s. w. Wilson,
Democrat; Fourth ward. Henry Faw-
cett, Republican,: Fifth ward, DR.. A, Il.
Wnrder, Republican: Sixth ward, Frank
g, Moran aud Frank A. RauSchCT, both
Democrats; Seventh ward, AlOnzo Bart
lett and JHcob JefTerys. both Rcpubll-
cans. This. with the hOld-oVcrs, will
make the new council stand eight Re-
publIcHnS and six J., nOcrats. which.
with Republican J. gar. makes a Re-
publican majority Of tIire.
The vote on the electric light Oues-
ton and the question Of saloon license
was overwhelmingly in favor % both.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-16
sprIng has CONC.

Spring has come.
II is time for all persons to think Sc
rlously OF their health.
Eut that doesn't mean taking the first
spring remedy that happens to be Of
..rcd
Persons who make II their business to
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arc sure to carry home PaIne's celery
compound. No other remedy Is capable
OF cleansing the blood, nourishlng the
nerves and regulating the bowels and
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pound.
II you are troubled at all by rheuma-
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the system OF them. Don't procra6ti-
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something when you find the task OF
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portions. -
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Painc's celery compound. which owes
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D., LII. D.. of Dartmouth college. has
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II can be said without fear Of contra
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-16

formance. for All present realized that
Carreno. In the make up OF the pro-
Eramme. showed her great versatility
and Of cnurEe perfection throughout.
To these no, present n resume III Dsall-
tifuI tschnicaiitIcS witnessed wppld do
no good. as the opportunity of life time
was missed. Ths Chopin suite"
though not given in full. proved the
performers reputation % individuality
Of conc at,or. The Bach and Beelhn-
yer numbers showed most Intellectual
Ity. TIL. "Soirec de Nlennc" of Schu-
bert-LtsEt. was germ. hut the Camp
neIl0" and ''RhHpsnd;e HonEroisr No.
S" took the audIcncn by storm. no great
or applause ever having been given g
musician In Wheeling,
Although ynCorps wer asked after cv-
cry selection only threN were respond
ed TO- A Chopin ''Bercruse. Schu'
mann Lied and her own beautiful! waltz
'-Tereslta." were Givcn--ln aCknowledE.
nent OF which: the Woman; Musica.
club, of whom she wak the guest. rose
The audience last evening represented
the culture of Wheeling and the per-
formancr nnG its appreciation reflects
the highest credit.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-16
WONDERFUL INVENTION.
Electricity Regulates the Speed OF PrInt-
ing Machinery,

Electricity Regulates the Speed OF PrInt"
ing Machinery.
CHICAGO, March l5.-Thc applica-
ton OF electricity as the motive power
Of newspaper press in such manner
that the speed can be regulated at any
time has been demonstrated for the
first time to be complete success, and
Tonight part OF the edition Of one Of
ChIcHG)'s dRilIes will be run on on a
press driven and governed In the man
ners bove stated.
Mr.. Irwin; ]. Stone, mechanical SUI
perirtendenc OF the newspaper in ques-
ton, has Just perfected an electrical
device By means Of which the speed Of
o. newspaper press can be controlled
and placed anywhere from five to one
hundred and sixty revolutions per min
ute BY n series OF six pneumatic mos
tor controllers, which are distributed
around the press in different locations,
the operator can increase or decrease
the speed Of or stop the press entirely
ut will. There are also Elk automatic
controllers throughout the press, which,
should the paper break either before
entering the press on Its way through
or after entering the folders, bring the
press 10 an immediate atandStlIl.
sir. Stone has device for CARRYING
the paper into the press controlled by
compressed air. by means OF which ~
fresh roll of paper can be introduced
into the press without the press coming
to an absolute stop.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-16
wlII E.re Rstter rhl. TIm..

WASHINGTON. D. c.. March 15.-
The four appropriation bills which fail
cd to receive President Cloveland's sig
nature were to-day rclntroduccd in the
house. The Indian bill was introduced
by Mr.. Sherman. who was chairman OF
the Sundry civil and deficiency bills by
Mr.. Cannon. chairman Of the appropri-
atoms committee. the agricultural by
Mr.. wHdSworth. All are unchanged,
except the general deficiency, which
has been altered by striking out almost
the entire list OF senate amendments.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-16

Hermann the Third, nephew to
Herrniann the Great. has HstpnIshed
and delighted tho people Of many lands.
Ito will appear IN Wheeling for the arst
limo at the opera House next Saturday
night with brilliant programme Of
new marvcls. His oriental production.
tho ASlatic Mystery, is not only
tho most profound and unexplainlble
nTohicn, but IL il tho most pleasing
ana picturesque spectacle. The hypnot-
Ia wonder, 'T'rlIby." Is one Of the great
cst OF stage trIumphs. The Artists
Dream, /" aptly termed IL lnaBlc-comedy'
h p,cScntetl with the most elaborate
and expensive StngG settings. u u II
creation Of the most pOctical and ran
tastIc fancy. One OF the most brilliant
nnrta Of the programme Is furnished by
Adeluidc Hermann, who hlls given 10
the world now art. Her marvellous
SpectNcuIar dances, Ia EtoLle do Mutt,
II, lance do VeRlViue. 10 Rayon du
SolCIl and the Lily OF the Orient. have
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-16

farthe most elaborate production Of the
season, two carloads OF special scenery
being used during tho progress OF tho
spectacular series OF tnbleauH repre-"
sentlng negro life from plantation 70
nlad0 IN trentlng the subject. Real me-
gro actors haYO bCcn employed and the
most skIllful Of buch aud Wing dancers
arc seen Tie realistic steamboat rnGo
between the NntcheH ind tho Robert y.
Lee ID reproduced with marvellous tidel-
lty. This In without doubt the only new
and original production OF tho theRtr'-
calisuaSOn. 1t VIII be seen ut he Grand
opcra House three nights, beginning
Thursday, March Is, and Saturday mul-
lneC,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-16
Twas A TRIUMPH.
Madame Carreno Captured Her
Wheeling Audience,
IT MAS a CRITICAL AUDIENCE
That ConId Appreciate the I'sAH'lFRI
Classical SIaSIu That Made up die Pro.
Eramme- Eneorts Given the Great Art-
i,tat the Consolation Of Every Number.
Many Game From Surrounding Come
munItIss-Ths MRa'e Reviewed.

Teresa Carrenn was at The opera
House last night.
All that possibly could DO conjeclured
on reading that sentence holds; never
before did a musical audience leave that
building with all expectations realised
and expectation ran high. Musical eve;
luton In Wheeling is on from to-day
and for this credit IS due tho womGn'A
Musical Club and It's earnest Cndcavors'
The programme as printed was not
carried through and the selections rem
dered left room for disappointment only
because ~ the omission ok the others
Teresa CHIrcnO'S reputation, at course,
had preceded her and Musical Wheel
INF stamps ltl heOrliest endorsement On
this reputation. II does not seem neceS'
sary TO PNrIlCularlzn last nights per-
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RELIEF FROM rQRXIsH RULE
Promised Co the CretAns by the Powers.
CurSOn'G statement.

LONDON. March l5.-John Dillon.
chairman OF tho Irish Parliamentary
party, in the House Of Commons to-day
asked by whatriEht the admlrals OF the
foreign fleets In Cretan waters had OK.
PEELED Greek subjects from Crete
The parliamentary secretary for the
foreign office. Mr.. Curson In reply said
that the admirals were acting under the
Instructions Of the powers and that the
latter had assumed the responsibility
Of maintaining peace and war.
Replying to further questions on the
same subject, Mr.. Cursor said It would
he made clear 80 the Cretaus that Un-
der the autonomous government which
il was proposed to establish. they would
not remain under Turkish rule.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-16

Mr.. Jacob Snyder. the well known iron
merchant. who has been sick since last
October, was not expected 10 live through
the night. but was stu alive at an early
hour this morning. The family phyas-
clan says that Mr.. Snyder had slight
Improvement. Bright'S disease is his
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-16

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No other physician in the world has bet
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so much for them as his "Favonte Pre-
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combined sale NJ all other medicines tot
women. It is the only remedy Of its kind
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-16

"parkcst America" combines comedy.
mtnstroIsy. burlcsHue, opera, and
genuine buck dancing contest. II Ii by
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-16

LOUISVILLE, Ky, March ia
special TO the Post from PaducGh. KY,
says: NJ. G. Cope, GX-President OF the
First National Bank Of Paducah Is
missing and has forged $4,000 OF nego-
liable papes He made confession, re-
signed and loft town. His bond is good.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-16

moss T. CHEw's wall Paper store
Is open In The cYcnlnE9
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-16

presented new and startling noSsthili-
Ties In the combination Of color and mo-
ton.