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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-06
TO 4 FARM HOUSE.

Mr. nobbIna Died There Arsr Ten UouFS
Of suffering Its Leg was AmpH'
tatsd.
Special Dispatch to this IntOlligenesr.
CINCINNATI. March ga special tn
this paper from Blanchcster, o., says A
terrible wreck occurred on the Baltimore
q Ohio Southwestern, between Hill's sta
ton ana Loveland. about O'Clock this
n,nrning, caused by freight train teIe-
soopInE passenger train No. lOS, The
Injured are; s. II. warsher, city hall,
Cincinnati. hurt internally, shoulder cut
and bruised. will likely die; G. H. Rispe,
Richmond. Ind. scaldcd by steam and
hurt internally. serious: P. h. DohbInS'
wheeling. w. Va, right leg mashed and
scalded. died at $50 y. M; E. A. Wat
rous, New York City, bruised and cut by
glass: w. II. Conner, New York CITY,
cut and bruised not serious; Mrs. L.
Myers, 81, Louis, leg and head injured
serious. Some OF the injured were taken
10 I.iveland. Mr.. Dobblns, was taken to
farm house near by. where his Les was
ampulateu.
The passenger train had heen stopped
on account of a landslide on the track
caused by d flood and the freight train
crashed into the sleeper two-thlrds the
length OF the car. ripping it open ana
dropping some OF the passengers to the
track. The occupants on this car were
All IN their herths. when the crash came
and were thrown out and some pinned
down by loosencd seats and cruhcd Inn.
beers. Their cries and Eroans, mingled
with the Kissing sieam. were awful, The
work o. extrlcating The imprisoned ana
,niured was accomplished as soon as
pSssrbls and physicians from Lovflahu
and this place. quickly summoned.
THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-06
PHIL.0 KIMBERLY DEAD.


Anoth.r Prominent CliIrsn Passes Away
well known In Bn,ImeAs Clrels"-WS'
an UmeOmpromi'InE Dsm"cr"i'
Philo l.. Kimberly. a citizen who mas
bssn prominent in business and politics
FOR many years. died at his home lVS'
chaplina street, yesterday morning at
sac O'Clock. from complication of dis
eases. principal amons which was hears
trouble
. He had beer conhne! to his home for
seyera! days. but it was not though.
tbat the end Wa: near az hand. Mr..
Sjn,berIv was in his sixty-SiEhth year.
For nearly half centurT he haN rcSlH-
"a in Wheeling, where he was highlS et-
teemed for hi5 many, excellent quali-
ties In business he had been success
mi and in politics had achieved con.
siderable ,prominencc During most OK
his life he had been staunch and IN
rounuromisirlg Democrat, but ut one
time allied himself with the GreenhacE
organization
He was married II: 1852 to isabel Ar
kie, daughter OF the senior George ar
kIe, and was n brother-in-la OF t&-
Justice George Ankle. His wife sur"
EtGeS him, put tueTe WttC Hv NHHN, ~
Early in life he was shoemaker. out
did not long pursue tina; trade. bccom-
ing shipping clerk al the Belmont iron
works. Between 1857 and 1851 he was
an emplOye at the Wheeling Postoticf:;
After leaving the postofisce he engaged
in the coal business here. Later he As.
ISOLATED himself with c. G. Davis, and
the firm Of Kimberly & Davis conducts
ed a prosperous -four and feed business
OF Market street At the time Of his
death he was engaged in the grain and
brokerage business.
Philo Leroy Kimberly was born Sep
TENDER 1. 1920. at New Lisbon, Ohio, IN
the same house in which the famous
northern sccessionis'. c. l.. VallandinE-
ham was born. He was the son Of VIII
lam C. and Mary Sharp Kimberly.
both natives Of Pennsylvania. Mr.
Kimberly was the fourth % ten chill
dren born TO the union The family set
tied in Columbiana county In 1929. bu;
shortly after the birth Of Phllo they re-
moved from New Lisbon 80 Cincinnati
and thence To Portsmouth, Ohio. and
from there To Wheeling in 1882.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-06
TREND OF TRADE.
The Gradual Improvement In all Lines
Has Continued.


Has Continued.
NEW YORK, March S.-R. G. Dun
& Company's weeidy review of trade
tomorrow Will say:
Tho slow and gradual Improvement
observed for some time has continued
during the past week and without ma
terIal change. There Is q better de-
mand for most products on the whole
with continuance Of speculative buy
ing IN some. notably In wool. because
OF expected duties,
While the demand for Bcsscmcr PIE
has sustained the recent advance Ia
$40 a. per ton Mt Pittsburgh, and gray
forge is still quoted at 80 40 there. ana
there Is also less cutting Of prices TO
get more business in finished products,
the general range 81 prices stu con-
tInucg very low. There Il less evidence
or tho eastern mills selling rails below
500 except Tor export, some sales OF
that character having been made at
SIS. Western makers are sHId to bc
firm AT $2i per ton, but the demands 0f
tho most important railways have been
supplied for thc present. The consumers
or blllcts are not in the mnrkct Just
now. but with somewhat larger pro-
ductlon Of pig Iron It may be doubted
whether outside OF rails the demand
for flushed products equals the capac-
ity Of works
Failures show but slight Increase
over those OF 1896 or 1895. and but little
decrease compared with 1894 The
feature " special Interest Is the con-
servntIgm IN trading indicated by the
liabilities Of trading failures In nearly
every branch OF business coutrRSted
with tho slight increase OF liabilities OF
manufacturing failures,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-06

There Is much in the fate that
awaits the West Virginia state law reGu-
latlnS the sale and manufacture Of the
article " commerce known as olCom9r-
garine or bu;terIne.
1t will be remembered that when the
legislature passed this law two years
ago, the manufacturers OF "oleo'
throughout the country assisted the local
dealers In making a test in the circuit
court OF this county. The result was the
UNFOLDING OF the law. Then the case
went to the supreme court OF appeals Of
the state. and again the law was decided
constitutional. Now II proposed 10
take It up 10 the highest tribunal Of the
land. the supreme court OF the United
States
The ground for breaking the law was
that the provision, compelling makers Of
butterine and Oieomargarins manufac-
tured outside the state to conform to the
Colnring section, was unconstitutional
ind restriction upon commerce between
the states. The attorneys for the deal
crs in buttcrlne, Of whom Colonel ". w.
Arnet; Of Wheeling, was CHIEF, did not
deny that the legislature could constitu-
tlonally leGIslatc restrictions for the
manufacture OF the article in West Nir-
Ginia. but denied its right 10 extend the
provision TO that which was imported 20
West Virginia from other states OF the
Union The state supreme court, how
ever. upheld the decision OF the lower
court.
Colonel Arnct: asked for stay ~ six
ty days within which his clients would
consider taking the case to the United
States supreme court This period IS
now about at It's expiration, and interest
in III. course to he taken II general par
tlcularly among Yves; virginia dealers
and consumers Of the "oleO,'
or course II IS understood that II the
law Is 10 be enforced, nobody Will want
10 use pink buttcrinc. That provision
alone Is all sufficient TO kill the trade IN
the artificial butter.
An IntelllgeuCer man made an EFFORT
Yesterday Ia learn what steps. " any,
had been taken. but AS Colonel Arnett Is
in Washington, nothing definite could be
learned. Mr.. WIN ATnct, said the retail
dealers in this state WIN were parties 10
the action before the circuit and supreme
courts, desire the manufacturers outside
the state from who they butterlne 10
back them in nm appeal SO the highest
judicial tribunal In the land. The man
uGncturers. said Mr.. Arneu. mad not 30
far ne he knew, come 10 the conclusion 10
assist the retail dealers in their contem.
Mated fight a decision, however. would
lac reached before the sixty days stay
has expired.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-06
ABOUT PEOPLE
str.nvtr,In the CITY Ana wheeling Folk
Abroad.

Abroad.
Manager A. e Hume. OF the Wheel
ing Beey Company. left last might for
Chicago.
Mr.. Albert Schenk, Of Schcnk &
Sons, left yesterday for Chicago on Il
business trip.
Miss Virginia shafter.of Mouudsville
Is the guest OF Or. and Mrs. X. NJ.
McNIIllen, Of Chapllue street.
Mise Frances Burt entertained a
number Of her friends last evening IN
honor OF her sixteenth birthday.
Barney QuIgley. OF the South Side,
was able to be out yesterday. for tho
first time IR four weeks, owing 10 an
attack Of typhoid fever.
Mr.. i. LautensiaEer. OF Pittsburgh,
whose brother Is in the ". y. =. Glee
Club, that appeared at the Opera
House last night, has accepted n post
ton with House & Hermann.
Mr.. Robert c. Dalzell. cashier OF the
City bank. yesterday received tcle-
gram from LawTenCeville. New Jer-
sey, where his son. Henry. is at school,
tina: the latter had accidentally broken
one III his lower limbs
The Wheeling ladies and gentlemen
who accompanied Governor Atkinson
to Charleston. returned nj O'Clock
Yesterday evening. on the private car
Of General Manager Burt. OF the Ohio
River railroad. The returning party
consisted OF Colonel and Mrs. Morris
Horkheimer. Colonel Frank ]. Hearns,
Major Ran Stalnaker Hon. NJ. Il,
Wolfe. Bates Butler. Delegate GArViN
and Mrs. GarVln and George \. Dun
nngton.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-06
COMPOUND

is to-day in every sense the most popu-
lar remedy the world eyer knew.
II has proven Itself the greatest OF all
spring medicines.
In New York. Chicago. Philadelphia,
Boston, st, Louis and two or three other
large cities. the leading newspapers max
Ing their own canvasses again this year.
have found that the demand for Patne's
celery compound surpasses that OF all
other remedies together!
Pnlne's celery compound taken during
the early spring days. has even more
than It's usual remarkable efficacy in
making people well. II makes short
work OF disease II rapidly drives out
neuralgia, sleeplcSsnesS. dyspepsia and
rheumatism from the system. II re.
moves that laSsltude, or tired feeling,
which betokens weakened nerves and
poor blood.
Women working In close Offices. sales
women tired out and nervous from long
hours standing on their feet and waiting
on impatient. Irritating customers; over
worked, worried and dlshcartened men
and women everywhere Will be astonish.
ed 70 find how much happier life, be.
comes when their nerves have been
strengthened and their blood purified by
means Of this great remedy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-06
CELERY

when the cxcrctory organs, kidneys.
skin and bowels arc made to work active
ly and the nerves are able to furnish
sufficient energy to the digestive organs,
No remedy in the world occompllshes
these results like Paine's celery COM
pound, 1t nourlshes. regulates and in
vigorates the entire nervous system from
the brain to the mInutcst nerve flIament.
up the stomach 20 deal with the Increased
IN the stomach to deal with the increased
food. It's nourIshinG action Is tmme-
dlately manifest In a clearing up OF the
muddy. unhealthy skin. an increase In
weight and more refreshing sleep.
First discovered after laborious, scIen-
tIac research by the ablest physician
America has produced, Prof. Edward E,
Phelps. NJ. D., L. L. D., OF Dartmouth
college. 1t Is prescribed and publicly in
dorssd by the best practitioners in every
city Of America. II has been so enthusI-
astlcally recommended by grateful men
and women in every walk Of lie tina. L
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-06

In March. April and May use Paint's
celery compound.
And only Paines celery compound!
For It Is NATURES remedy.
Do not for a moment contound 1t with
any Of the ignorant, catchpenny, short
lived patent remedies-sarsaparIllas,
nerviues and tonics that bear as much
resemblance to Palne's celery compound
as the parasite Vines do to the oaks that
they live on.
Paine's celery compound cures disease.
/. makes people well, 1t has saved the
lives OF thousands OF sufferers. 1t makes
the weak strong.
1t purifics the blood and enrLches the
nerves
Every condition OF winter life has been
detrimental to health, There has been a
steady decline In nervous vigor, Now
chat spring comes the body is ready to
cas-, Off unhealthy tissues II 1t Is only
given chance. This opportunity comes
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-06
CAR RoBBER ARRESTED
Charged with the Theft Of Matches From
an Ohio RtVsrCur.

Charged with the Theft OF Matches r rom
an Ohio River Car.
The Benwood police yesterday arrest
ed John Vermosh. Pole, charged
with breaking open an Ohio River
railroad car. above the Riverside iron
works. on February IS, and robhing 1t
OF two cases OF matches. Since the rob-
berry was reported the police have been
on the watch. and a few days ago, they
heard or man peddllnE matches
about town. and selling them At 4 rid
IcuIously low figure
/. Yesterday afternoon. NernoSh was
arrested while playing cards a; the
home of cOuntryman, IN Upper Ben
wood He wilted slightly When told
the charge and claimed thay he had
found the matches on the street in
Wheeling. He has only been In Ben
wood a few months. The matches cor
respond with the description OF those
stolen from the car. and as the railroad
company will prosecute VernosI. In
order to break up the system OF rob
bling their cars al Senwcod, II Is llke-
ly he Is good for a term In the peni-
tertiary. A few weeks ago the lntelll.
gencer Chronicled a cas-" where Balti-
more & Ohio cars had been broken In
to at Beawooh. and shoes belonging to
the Mccoy Shoe Company. Of Wheel
ing, stolen. The railroad companies in
tend 10 protect themselves from Iur-
Their rObbcries.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-06

Word was received yesterday from MT
C. c. Cochran. who Is visiting HIS brother
Judge John Cochran at MIS- orange Erove
home. near Titusvllc, Florida. that he Is
fishing and shooting ducks In MS shirt
sleeves, with the merCur? at 90 In the
shade. This. he states. the natives call a
cold day. He risks statement on the
size OF aiiiIators, but wisely refTasns
from saying how big and heavy the llsi
arc. Oranges, lemons pine apples and
bananas are ripenIng tn the sunshine and
his description is enough to make ones
mouth water. II the hungry alligator
coy,ld only he induced to turn to the In.
dtstrIollE mosquito. what boon II
would he! He asks for few hundred
Wheeling stugies-and so close t" Iiava"
ma. too. Wheeling stoGIcs, he says, are
popular down there.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-06
MAKES ONE WELL

healthy appetite. complies digestion, ysg.
ular action ~ the bowels and TIC otts,
excretory' organs whenever taken
whether in summer or in winter, but a.
the greatest OF spring remedies 1t has II.
traordlnary opportunities for inducing
the body to throw OF morbid humoYI
that poison 1t and cause rheuma,isn,
neuralgia; heart trouble ana n genera,
low state Of the health. as in spring the
system IS more pllabIe and chrome dis.
enses so securely lodged in the system
that they are with difficulty Ous,ed, BE-.
come more tractable.
Thousands OF men and women have
found from personal experience tina,
Palne's celery compound makes people
well, and keeps all from sickness who
take 1t In the spring.
Many father and mother hsya
noticed the unmistakable improvement.
In the health Of their children from tax.
ing PaIne's celery compound In the
sprlng. II Is the one scientifically accu.
rate remedy fitted by It's composition o.
thoroughly purify the blood and ispa
that exhausted feeling and get rid d.
skin diseases, headaches and fits ~ d.
precision with which children with weak.
nervous systems. as we'll as grown pa0,
ple. are afflicted.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-06

No other remedy has the hearty APP
proval OF a like body Of educated men
and women and professional men, nor
Mas there ever been remedy that was
welcomed In so many intelligent, prudent
homes where pains is taken 10 get only
Inc best in so vital matter. In such
families all over the country Paine,s Gel
cry compound is the FIRST last and only
remedy used.
prof Phelps had studied the nerves IN
health and disease, when well nourlshedi
and when under-nourlshed. IN men ana
women and children years before ne
looked for the remedy. Palnc,s celery
compound IS the outcome OF his entire
professional life, It is the one remedy
that the world could not lose to-day at
any price.
PaIne's celery compound induces the
body to take on solid flesh.
Physicians recognize Paines celery
compound as the enc scientific spring
remedy, and 1t is universally prescribed
BY them wherever there is great need OF
a vigorous and prompt restoring OF
health and strength to the worn-out sys-
ten.
sprlng remedy because II Is more than
mere spring remedy. II brings about q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-06
CARDINAL GIBBONS VISIT.

VYCI he a NHtnbI- EVeMt-ArTHnEsmsnt
For HIs Reception and Entertainment
Completed.
The comius Of Cardinal Gibbons 10
Wheeling next Monday VIII be a notable
event in Catholic clrclcg. and the dlstIn-
Eulshed churchman will no doubt be
gratlhed at the reception accorded him
during his stay In Wheeling. for the varI-
Gus committees appointed 70 suitably re-
ceIve him viii do their parts, and do
them well
His EmlHence will reach Wheeling.
over the Baltimore & Ohio. from Balti-
more. at 500 O'Clock. Monday morning.
and upon arriving at the local depot will
he met by brilliant escort. consisting nf
the Knights Of ST. George, Knights OF st.
Johp, the Ancient order Of Hiberni3ns
and other Catholic societies. There Will
be several bands Of music also. From
the depot tire cardinal will be escorted TO
the episcopal residence on Thirteenth
street, where he will he the guest OF the
Right Rev. Bishop Donlhuc.
Monday will he n day Of rest for His
ImInence, no reception being held by
him until Tuesday evening after his lee
ture al the Carroll club. The lecture
promises to draw crowd that Will tax
the auditorium almost beyond It's capa-
city. There are tHw good aelts remain
ing for sale, but the past few days there
has been n great rush for tickets Al the
box Office on the Carroll Club The board
Of directors Of the club hold n meeting
last night and furthcreh The arrange
ments for Tuesday evening" lecture. II
was decided to throw the entire club
house open after the lecture. and during
tho reception which follows the lecture.
The handsome quarters 0S the club,
which are always handsome "a behold.
viii he brilliantly illuminated for the DC.
raSIon, and further beaptIhed By tasteful
and profuse decorations Those attend.
Ing the lecture Will be warmly welcomed
TO the entire club house.
Many NJ the prelates of other cities
may be present FOR the Lecture, nmonE
them being Right Row. Bishops Waiter
con, Of Columbus, Phelan, Of Pittsburgh.
and Horstman, Of Cleveland. II is conf
IDENTIFY expected that Most Rev. Arch
bishop Kahn, formerly OF Wheeling, but
now Of St Louis. VIII be present.
TheFe noted church dignItnrieS Will
wear their episcopal robes, md occupy
yeats on tile stage. The cardinal Will he
attired according 20 his rank In the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-06

News wa5 received in this city yes
terday afternoon Of the death OF Sam.
uel y. Prather. in Allegheny City.
where OF late years he has been max
ing his home. The cause Of his decease
was heart failure. Mr.. Prather was
formerly a well known citizen Of this
city. having been engaged for num-
Der Of wears in successful business en-
terprisey He married daughter OF
the iatr Edward Reed. He leaves a
widow and several children. His rs-
mains will he brought TO Wheeling TO-
dRY foT intermeni
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-06
FOB SALE.

House. Q rooms and hall, lot lxl55, NORTH
House. 5 rooms, lot sixiSc feet. MARIE:
$500.
House, 4 rooms, brick, and stable, EIEh.
teenth street, $l,i5.
lots. hOXiJ0 feet, Thlrtieth street. tIp
each; $50 cash; balance in one year.
House, rooms, HAN and large lot. EtgH'
tccnth street; cheap on very easy terms
One OF the best corner lots on Lind stree;
for &G'S; ene-ttird cash. balance IN one ana
two years.
Corner lot on Cherry street for SIS one
third cash, balance in one and two year.
Lot on Cherry street for $50. one'thFa
cash, balance In one and two years
Two houses on Main street, near SevenA
street; cheap; on easy terms,
House rooms, brick. Sixteenth stree"
Splendid building site for dwellnS Four
teenth street and on Sixteenth street
House 5 rooms and i-roon house IN rear
Firth ward, turns easy. SS.s0 ,-,.-,
Tho Lamb property, No. 500 ChhpR7'
street, cheap. terms easy.
House 5 rooms, Jacob street, ha'NN.'
Twcnty.fourth and Twcnty-iith SircsN'
: lots on Jacob street. North Benwoo4
$26n each
House 5 rooms. Eighteenth street $,
$3.50 will buy a nice lot fronting on ~
street; one-third cash, balance On eaii
terms
500 will buy a good two.roomcd house
fronting on ChRpline street, near Tent
SS2i Will buy house of rooms on Wis.
street. Centre Wheelin; 500 cash Oa'at''
Lots on Lind street. Cherry stree, Az
McColioch street ut from $50 TO 500 ehs0
on easy terms.
Money to loan on city real estate
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bean amputa,cd. Mr. DobblnS died At
$50 y, m,
Tho seriously injured are:
q, II. Rispe, Richmond, lndr Seald.
cd and Injured internally.
Mrs. l., Myers, ST. Louis, legs and
head bruised.
The less seriously injured are;
E. A. WRtrous. New York City, bruised
and cut by glasS.
w. r. Conner, Now York CITY bruised
and cut
I.wcinnd excerpt Mr.. pobbiHs, whose
body Is In a farmhouse near the wreck
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-06
THE NEW SENATOR
From Kentucky, Appointed by G"Vsrno
RrnhIrr. d Major A. T. Wood.

Bradley, Is Major A. T. Wood.
FRANKFORT Ky, March 5.--Gov-
ernor Bradley this morning announced
the appointment OF Major A. T. Wood,
of Mount Sterling. KY, to succeed j,
C. S. blackburn az United States SEN
ator. With the appointment was also
given out tho call Tor an extra session
Of the legislature 10 convene March IL,
the election Of senator being among
tho objects named
a. T. Wood has been n Republican
leader in Kentucky for many years,
and made the race for governor
against John Young Brown, In 1890.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-06

CINCINNATI, Ohio, March 5.-Thc
firm Of Duhmc & Company, jewellers,
made an assignment to-day 10 Joseph
wIiby The assets are placed Mt 800,
ono: liabilities not yet determined This
is one Of tho oldest firms In this line In
the city. and has always held leading
position Recently some trouble arose
among members Of the firm and re-
Ccivcr was asked for, The trouble,
however. was thought IN have been
adjusted. Now comes this assignment,
which IL attributed to dull trade.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-06
SPRING OPENING Of c. HESS 8 SONS.

We have now on exhibit all the latest
novelties IN SHitimRS, TrOUaerInRs, Fancy
VSatInUS aud OVTTuOR tIngB.
Tho stylish appearance good NJ dnTR"
biIItY aud 6ntirh Satisfaction Of oar gar
nI6nIH II 0Hr reputation.
Prices ~ OnT hWltinEV thIO spring will
M $4,000 aud up, TTOHHeTlHBS $500 Rnd
up. Oar Gents Furnishing department
IL complete Tho hest goods ~ lowest
uFie0S, &. HESS f. SONS,
1921 and I3I3 Market street.
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500 REWARD.

one hundred dollars reward will be paid
to the persons. or persons, recovering the
body OF william FallOurc,, VINO was
drowned In Wheeling creek, between the
Market and Main street bridges on Frl-
Srs S"'' MRS. VIM. FALLOURE.