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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-14

FORT WAYNE, Ind, Jan. ia tel
rsram received from President Meyer,
OF the Fort Wayne Base BAH AssocIa-
ton, announces that Gus weighing and
Pete Browning have signed 90 play
with Fort Wayne next season. Wey-
hing will manage the club ana Brown
Ing win play first base. A stock COM
pany is being organized here to back
the club. and It Is probable Sunday
Faules viii be played at a new park to
pc erected along the line OF the Find
lay, Fort Wayne q Western Railway.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-14

By using THE New Great South Amerl-
can Kidney Cure" This new remedy
ig a great surprise on account Of ita ex-
ceeding promptness in relieving pain in
tho kidneys, Bladder and Back In male
or female. 1t relieves retention OF
water and pain IN passing It almost I'M
mediately. Save yourselves by using
this marvellous cure. Its use VIII pre-
cases by itn great Alternative and heal
ing powers. Sold by II. II. List. drug
glgt. Wheeling. w. Va
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FOR YE BOWLER
A Movement Has Been InauGu'
rated in wheeling to Starts
NATIoNALLEAGUE OF BOWERS.

rhs scheme Contemplate a LraEUssom'-
what on ths Lins OftlO national LsEgu'
ofBass nan Gibbs, hat There win DO no
travelling Erpen,s., as the Teams viii
play on Their Home Alleys era the
yeors will he T.lsEraphsd to Each club'
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MEETING OF sTocKHoIDERs-
LEGAL NOTICES.
nFFICE OF THE WEST VIRGINIA
" HOSPITAL. FOR THE INSANE.
WESTON. w Va. Jan. @ INlI.

hFtICE OF THE WEST VIRGINIA
" HOSPITAL FOR THE INSANE.
WESTON, w. Va, Jan. 9. 1897.
Sealed proposals. win be received At the
law office OF John B, Floyd, NJ Charleston,
W, Va, until u o'clock noon on the Gu
day OF February. 1897. for furnishing AL
the labor and materials required FOR h1ine
IN place complete tho heating, venulatingl
cooking and plumbing apparatus, and com
bination gas and electric fixtures for the
new annex OF the West Virginia Hospital
for the Insane, nj Weston, West Virginia,
IN accordance with TIM plans, 1peolnca'
tions, etc, copies OF which may DO seen
at the oiiicc OF Franaholm, Giesey a FArlA
architects, at Wheeling, W. Va; at the
ONCE OF Bartlett Hayward & Co., en-
gineera, at Baltimore, Md, and OF The
law Office Of John i. Floyd, at Charles
ton. w. Va.
Proposals must he enclosed in envelnpeA
sealed, and marked Proposals for Heat
ing, Plumbing, etc, nt the Now Annex
West Virginia Hospital for the Insane
Weston, W. Va" and addressed 10 tht
BOARD OF Directors. West Virginia Hos
pltnl for the Insane. In care OF John 3
Floyd, Charleston, kanawhR county, w
BY order OF the BOARD Of Directors,
tss,tth&s President Pro Tenn
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The marks at p. m. showsd-6 feet s
inches and falling. Weather, cloudy
and cold. The ice in the river Is getting
heavier. 81;
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Before
Retiring....

take Ayers Pills, and you will
sleep better and wake in better
condition for the days work.
Ayers cathartic Pills have no
equal as a pleasant and effect
ual remedy for constipation,
biliousness, sick headache, and
all liver troubles. They are
sugar-coated, and so perfectly
prepared, that they cure with
out the annoyances experienced
in the use of so many Of the
pills on the market. Ask your
druggist for Ayers cathaiic
Pills. When other pills won't
help you, Ayers is
The PILL THAT WILL.
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row evening

wcafisOIne and even painful to the woman
who feels in every fber Of her body that she
Is in the relentless grasp of ill-health, and
Is playing with death for an opponent.
Thousands OF women feel this, but are. ig'
norant of the real cause Of their trouble.
The family doctor, when called In, looks
wise and says stomach trouble, nerve
trouble or heart trouble, when the real
trouble Is weakness, disease or derange'
ment Of the feminine child.begctting Of
ganisn.
Therc Is a sure, safe and speedy cure foF
all troubles Of this character, II Is DT.
Pierce's gavorite Prescription. II does
away with all embarrassing examinations
and local treatment from which modest wo-
men shrink. II makes the distinctly wo-
manly organism healthy and strong. II fits
for wifehood and motherhood. II banisheB
ibe usual discomforts OF the period Of sus--
nrusc and makes babys advent easy and
almost painless. It is a marvellous medi,
cine for women Thousands have testified
10 this. Honest druggists will not try TO
induce YOU to tnke an inferior substitute.
81 feel as we'll and strong as ! ever did"
vyriteq Mrs Jennie Warren, Of clifton, Graham
Co, Arizona. win your sind am gooa ~
and MA Favorile Prescription have been en-;
tirriy cured, Gentlemen, ! thank you thousand
times. think that ifeyery person VINO u ,,Gh "a
any way will write 10 you for advice aud wiz iake
vonr medicines According 10 diteciionsi no oeheE
doctors services will be needed"
1fyou want $50 doetor.book, in paper
covers FREE send u one.cent stamps, to
cover cost Of mailing only. for pr Pteree's
Common Sense Medical Adviser For
French cloth binding, send ten cents eEtrn
Address, Or r. v Pierce Baaalo' NJ X
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80 iltAlN tlnD+ n D. Ut A1eunA lpANFlM teiHkl.s
Pills eurB iihnumntiam, Neuralgia, Oogi, lirifha ~ =
'ts', DiAbFes DruIE, Eczrgin, Aummiht PgHs " Ab-
t9ueh, bhrharla Kidney Ntnkntaa, nnd MI lnuhta'
nation " tho kidnuya. Physcinnu and dtnrrals -
rlmtnsnd ih0m. ~. . Dor, Icstueninl i{gin tinp-
HOW ~ YOUR LIPI'Iig IN. HoAna LITTL1
- LgyEH Pills Aet promptly, bot don't RFlp9'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-14

HOODS PILLS are purely vegetable
and do not purge, pain or grippe. All
druggists. 25c.
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son why weekly excursion up the Mon
ongaRela would not be very popular dur
ing the summer months.
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Geo. E. Stifel & Co.
Preparation

Month is this at our store little over two weeks until
invoicing before which time VIC expect purge every
department Of odds and short lengths, 50 that there
will be no carry overs'
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Consultation free.
II YOU have blurring, dizziness, neu-
ralgia, headache, spots before the eyes
Inflammation. granuladon, winkng.
trembling spells, cataract, burning and
smarting OF the eyes, various nervous
and brain affections, entailinB not only
positive injury to the sight, but untold
misery, call Immediately.
Rev. David A. OunninEhAuh, I'D. LII. d.,
pastor First Presbyterian ch1Feh,
states:
10 whom It may concern:-This IS to
certify that have personal ncquaint-
ance with DR.. Charles Lincoln Smith
and that 1 regard his skill and RELIABLE
ity as UNREASONABLE. He has demon
strated his skill IN my case In making
me priceless pair OF glasses, WHICH
have given me back the most perfect
vision, and as he comes here with the
strongest credentials from some OF the
most prominent people OF the United
States, some OF whom are my personal
friends, therefore do not hesitate to
commend him and hope he will have
the success he deserves In our city and
community.
Pastor First Presbyterian church.
w. II. Anderson, Superintendent city
schools.
ONCE Superintendent City Schools,
Public Library Building.
WHEELING, w. Va, Jan. Q, 1897.
DR.. Charles Lincoln Smith.
DEAR sIR:-of late have had a
good deal Of troubts with my eyes, at-
ter using them for continuous period,
1 have had headache and dizziness.
have tried various kinds Of glasses.
but have found none to exactly suit
me. Your method and prescription
glasses meet the case to nicely.
It is with confidence that RECON-
who have defective vision or eye trou-
BILE. Yours very truly
W. n. ANDERSON,
Superintendent City Schools.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-14
OAgToRTA.

THE King OF pills Is Beecham'e-
BEECHAM'S.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-14

THE old way OF delivering messages
by post-boys compared with the mod
eTn telephone. illustrates the old tedious
methods OF "brcaklng" colds compared
with their almost instantaneous cure
by ono Minute Cough cure. ChnIles
y Goetze, corner Twelfth and Market
streetg; Bowie & Co. Bridgeport; Pea
body & Son. Benwood.
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Remnants

Special round counter (man store opposite eleyator
is laden with Dress and Waist and Skirt lengths Of
almost every kind Of black and colOred Dress Fabric.
Handsome Novelties, Plain suidngs, Paids, etc,
Table Linens, Damasks and Turkey Reds, no
matter how low or how high, so longasits remnant,
goes on thise counter with the other goods at almost
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WANTED.
PROPOSALS.
g EALED PROPOSALS.

SEALED PROPOSALS.
Sealed proposals. will be received until
january %. 1877, for the erection Of n build
ing In the rear north end OF the Atlantic
engine house. Plans can be seen at tho
office OF tho architect, Charles z. Hhmil-
ton Bids TO be sent to the undersigned.
The committee reserves the right TO reject
THOMAS o'BRIEN. Jr,,
jail Clerk Committee on Health.
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The harmless
sports, innocent
games and social
amusements Of life
go a long way
toward making life
worth living. But
all the innocent en-.
invrnrnia Of life are
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GENERAL NOTICES.

A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE. N
Having been appointed administrator OF
the estate OF Alexander Frew. deceased.
notice Is hereby given TO all persons in-
debted to said estate to settle with the
undersigned without delay, and all per-
sons having claims against said estate will
present such claims, properly certified by
6fIidaVit, for settlement. ~.
JOHN FREW, Administrator
den No, q Fourteenth street
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}. u Fiji IT, II: II
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FOB RENT.

ID ooMs TO RENT-CALL ON PREM
LII Uses, No. 1903 Chaplino street.
de29-tth&se
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The Franklin Insurance Company" has
declared a per cent cash dividend. paya-
BILE on demand at the company's office.
JAMES p. ADAMS.
jai2 Secretary.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-14
How Are Your Kidneysa
Ever Have Your Back Acbe2
DR.. Hobbs
Sparagus Kidney
PILE
mako Healthy Kidneys
and tic HACK atroui

Healthy KiduoIs Iuhiy tho
blood BY GiisFin1frugn IL nrfn
asid ani all other roisons or
Impurities.
Puro blood means perfect
health. ~ purifying tho blood
mr Mnhhl um-ruELu L.lnmnL
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WHEELING, Jan. II, 1897.
The undersigned, having been appointed
assignee OF the firm Of c. II. Abercrombie
a Co, all parties knowing themselves in-
debted Rre requested to pay same soon nB
possible and all persons having claims
AGAINST said firm Will present them TO
Il. BUCHANAN,
Assignee OF c. II. AbercrombIo & co;
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EoR RENT-SEVERAL GOOD ROOMS
Il In the City Bank Building. Inquire at
the City Bank OF Wheeling. mr30
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ElOR RENT-TWo OFFICES ADJoIN-
u ING in City Bank Building, on the
FosToRIA GLASS CO.. MoundsVille, W.
Va. jyf7
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WHEELING, Jan. II. 1891
Having been made assignee OF George
Carl, ali persons indebted TO said Carl are
requested TO pay same, and parties having
claims VIII present them TO
Il. BUCHANAN,
jaf2 Assignee OF George Carl.
The sun., 1897-01-03

\ very good performance OF TanuhRuser" -"
took place !as; evening al the popular night in
the Metropolitan. Eames, Gugny. Plancon,
Ancona, Bars, Traubnann, HnI others took
part. maxim. strong ensemble, and ths
ever wa,chtui stage manager lad provided
many effective tHblsauN, and many welI-fe-
learscd tallut Eirls. ana little cunning cuplGs
with GAE GeTous bows and arrows fortunately
not lrvr.Iei ut the audience, however.
And the kiuE- and queens who came
t. visit III rlcvss El.2ateth were weIl
dressed polite. and sang t4nefully.
And the Pilgrims We're pinu> and Tc9eutant.
and were "A little of the KEY. but were not Lu-
INFLATED for that reason. And VI. t,oGnJ showed
voice uI iuGCh power and natural beauty which
would pe ia proved 10y becoming "A tribe darker
~ color ana more varied In tone quality. And
Nine. Eames looked very beautiful and very
royal Ia her magnificent ,HsinmcS. both OF
which are 80 trying that no one with less natural
Sits of braGIy than Nine. lane> possesses
could possibly carry them of 10 auy advantage.
Miss lgaahunREn was an attractive lfntS, who
cOped successfully wiIa tie necessities OF n
rather eSactirc part, and was quite dramatic as
well as agreeable. NOCAly considered.
Mauciuela CouGuoted with animation. but his
men were Not at all tunes A. carC!gl as they
should have been IA small details.
The sun., 1897-01-03
HRDOK ~ y.


John =. Caldwell of the Twenty eighth ward.
brooklyn, was yesterday appointed a deputy col.
lcrtor OF Internal revenue. The salary Is 900
year.
The Rev. Charles 7. Williams OF Norristown. Pa.
has accepted the unanimous cli 10 tue Passionate
the sixth Ayruuo Baptist Church, BROOKLYN, ami
VIII preach his frsl sermon to-day.
Richard Hayes. VINO was shot IN Frank CAstcline' q
pool room Canton aud Tliary streets. BrOokly n.
IN "Wednesday night diei AT the Cumherlani Street
Hospital yesterday morning. -CaStelinc Is under
rest,
Antonio Clraco. shoemaker. who lives At iie
Gold street, BROOKLYN. WAS arrested yesterday
charged With the killing OF Vito LauEiuR AN Italian
picker, OF "ll York street, On New Years night.
Caraco has told number or conflicting stories and
will he held to await the result OF the Coroner IN.
quest.
Postmaster sullivan or Brooklyn yesterday ma ie
his rrprort of the sale Of postage stampF, stamped
envelopes, and other material for the month OF De.
cemhcr The receipt, were siie,hIs,7s, au In,
OF 81 ,Hnsb2 over the cOrTespunr ing month
In lSp5, and the LARGEST receipts forlny IN h
IN the history Of the BROOKLYN 0nce. The gross
revenue for the - was 81 1921 30, as aRuus
Sl,OI3, ,p3 for lsU5.
The sun., 1897-01-03
.IlIns Of women ana ehilaren; 2. Sso we're ,s

killing Of women and children. who were
always reserved until the last fot putting 10
death because they could do no harm to tho
savnges, and they might tell some news to their
siayers. Although the Indian girl could see
nothing. the screaming appeals for their lives
and for mercy mt the hands of their captors
reached her ears as she was fastened to tree.
bOricr, Killing people once In awhile and getting
credit FOR n whole lot OF deyiltry that drunken
cowbOys and MeNiCans are guilty Of He has
few companions. the fate Of the rest Of the band
having made bim wary uf consprtinE with his
own peUpo too freely. and keeps out OF the way
of tho troors that periodically 20 out to hunt
him. Kid I, not raininv for fun. He is fuEi-
ket value II his head and he will kill rather
than take chances " being caught. He is a
literal Indian lsbmaol. lie has use for cart
ridges. provisions money. md sometimes Tor
horses and he takes what he wants. IT. the
man who has what he wants Is likely to object
to giving IL up. KID will XIII him without dOnbt.
a year ago last August Kid was identified on
the Aniinhs ranch. in the southern part OF New
Mexico. lie was getting away from troops at
right past Kids ambush. but was not molcsted.
An hour later one OF the cowboys. who WAS
hunting deor. had the bad luck to get In Kids
way Ia such n manner that Kid could not avoid
meeting him. and Kid shot tho COW. b0v.
Tie reCent International party OF surveyors.
soldiers and laborers who went the fnll length
OF the border from FL paso to san Diego and
reasons for believing Kid was then living 10
year ago in the mountains adjoining the Coco
pah Indian country on the east. lie generally
gave the party n wide berth. but they are sure
lie could not Withstand the temptation TO run
of two OF their best horses one night.
The sun., 1897-01-03
Cboate Meeting In Buffalo.

BUFFALO. y. y. Jan. about 500 men at
tended the mass meeting In Music Hall tonight
IN the interest Of Joseph II. ChoAte for United
States Senator. The mee:ln: WAS called 10
order hy the Hon. Charles Daniels and Judge
Frank Brundadge presided.
The speakers were Judge Brundage W H..
Guthrie Of New York. the Hon. sherman =
Rogers, Arthur W. Hickman, aud r. Charles
EoHlfs some very uncOmp pIimentary things
were said Of Thomas G P!att, aud resolution
was adopted declaring IL to he the sense
uf the meeting that the representatives
~ the people OF Erie county in the LEGISLATURE
should vote Tor that statesman. accomplish ed
orator and patriotic Ciuzcn, Joseph II. Chnste.
and thus show that the greatest state in the
Union appreciates its respOusi iullify ana Eonors
itsCli In hnnOrInE tie great citIaen."
The sun., 1897-01-03
HE GdvE THE THyErES 4 ,ijHL
ShoemnL~r MARY Robbed u. Two Nou.s
Men Who Pretended to H- tn.tom.r-

Morris Marx n shoe dealer ~ $50 TAirl Nv.
erue. hal desperate encounter with ,vo
thieves last night. Two wei, .drc..ed yognt
men entered the store and one % them sai B.,
wanted a new heel put on one Of ls oy,
Marx asked them to be- seated. lie TOO. N,
shoe and after fixing It returned Il to ., ar.t
speaker
The man put It on. and jumping up gra-g.l
Marx by the arms while his cDmpan on .ea-.N-i
his pockets. After taking e. from MARI,
pocket the man went hoL.Ed tie cuuu's' ard
took SIS out Of the cash drawer. Marx ~ e.
gled and an al-round fGht ensueI.
They fell to the aoor and rolei out into %,
street, upset;ing n showcase which ~as pI'.l4..
All three were cut by the Elsss. They kr.; -
rolling and fighting until stiil another 4 ~,
show case. one belonging to a laundry a. .t d!
Third avenue. fell on them, cutting them s,.l
more severely.
The two thieves succeeded in freeing them.
selves from Marx and dRrted down Ihir! ,s-.
nue.. followed by great crowd. but e. aged.
Marx gave the pol ,ce a description -; the me ,
and upon 1t James O'keefe. piano max % q
$40 Second avenue. arrested. HIS aeAl
and face were mass OF wounds.
The sun., 1897-01-03
boat sbo. through tn. draw as though she wsr.

poat shot through the uraw as thoukh sno "e''
In q fixed groove.
Rock Island and Tom left the pilot house, the
Captain. whose face had not yet recovered ITS
hue. caught him by the arm and cried: ION,
what in the name Of heaven made you do hr
"Sh!" said Tvm. pointing to the CLERK; VINO
was chatting with pretty girl In the light ot
the torch Hanks girl lives here, and as them
- soldiers on the island won't let any one
cross after dark hate to disappoint him.
Tom was onoo summoned to give testimony
In n case where the owners of boat that had
come to grief on the bridge had brought suit
against the company for damages. The point
was raised that the bridge was not properly
placed In the river and was an Unnecessary OBJ
struction to navigation. After considerable
sparring between the railroad counsel and Tom
As to his name and occupation. all OF which was
ridiculous to Tom. for everybody know oil that.
the question was asked!
MIR. Brown. do you. as an experienced pilot
think the bridge is improperly placed
Il do" said Tom. curtly and emphatically.
well. Mr.. BrowB." resumed the LAWYER, in
that insinuating tone which makes witness re-
gret that murder Is crime. ' will you. AS man
having the best interests of boating at heart,
please tell the Court where you would have
placed the bridge IL IT had been left to your
I'D a-put the -- bridge about ten miles out
In the county,
The sun., 1897-01-03
MOTHER AND cHIAD sUFFoCArED
The Gn- Leaked While They Siept at 13e3
Finh Avrnue-Thr ChIId Dead.

Mrs. William Strauss OF l329 FIfth avenue
lay down on the sofa in her front room TO take
n nap yesterday afternoon. leaving Eta, her
three-y -year-old daughter, playing about the
room. No one else was In the Hat at the time.
The child, apparently, played with the gas
jet in the kitchen for some time, and then get
ting tired. went into the parlor and lay down on
the sofa with her mother and fell asleep
air. Strauss, who is dealer in wooIlens, ar
rived at the house at O'Clock. lie smelled gas
In the hallway and on opcning the door OF his
fiat was almost overcome hy the gas In his
rooms He went to the parlor ANA found his
wife lying on the sofa with her daughter lying
beside her.
The child was dead and Mrs. Strauss was
comato,e. Mr.. strauss called hts family ply
sician. DR.. A. I. Fitzgerald Of 1853 Madison
avenue. who trie1 to revive Mrs. strauss but
found that she was very low. IL is thought that
she will DE
The death OF the child was reported 20 the po.
lice OF the Fast lOith street station, and Detcc-
tive Murphy began mn investigation. Mr.
Strauss had already discovered the open gas jet
In the kitchen and had closed IL. The gas had
penetrated every room In the house.
The sun., 1897-01-03
MICHdEL 7. DLLY IHRESTED.
The Ex-Comni-sioner Hailed nv Ex-Firs
Commissioners ScnnneIi.

The Ex-Comn,j-sioner Hailed by Ex-Fire
Commissioners ScanneIl.
Michael I. Daly. ex-Commissioner of Public
Works. and at present clerk in the Chief
Clerks ONCE OF the Court Of General Sessions.
WAS locked up last night in the West Thiriie.h
street station house on "a charge of intoxicatiOn.
lie was arrested in front OF the Hoffman House
at o'clock. lie had been put out Of tho hotel.
and crowd had collected when Policeman
Everett happened along.
"Hou will have to move on" said tho police
man tn tho crowd as he approached. He laid
his hand ON Daly's shoulder and advised him to
20 home ana not to crentc distur bance. a tail
man with u crny mustache and chin whiskcrs
interposed and shouted loudly that he
was an official OF the Court OF General Sessions
and wouldn't see any harm done to his
friend. Policeman Everett escorted Daily to the
corner Of broadway aud Twenty-ffth street
and again tried to coax him To 40 home peace
ably. but finally arrested him.
The x-Comtnissioner was allowed TO walk to
the station house His gray-whisKered friend
nCcompanieh him. Daly gave his age rs 80
years and his residence as 1875 Lexington ave-
nue. lie said ne was clerk. -
Have you got n knife in your clothes T'
asked sergeant Daly. who was on duty.
No" answered the prisoner.
Policeman Everett had begun to search him
as the Sergeant asked him about knife. The
policeman had his hands in II trousers pocket
"a the official denied having knife. lie pulled
Eeaut DAILY The prisonCT's watch and chain.
papers, and money lac was allowed To Keep. Then
The friend who had accompanied the ey-
Commissioner wanted TO know II lac couldn't
furnish bail. but lie was unable TO qualify. lie
left the station house without giving his name.
An hour later ex-Firc Commissioner John j.
Scannell appeared at the station houac and gave
kct Court tliis morning. Mr.. Scanuell lives ut
the Hoffman House.