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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-11
DEMOCRATS NAME

Their House OF Delegates Ticket at q Con.
vsntIon Held Here on SaIurday-It was
n DImsulf Undertaking to Secure La
Dor Candidate.
The Democratic county convention was
held Saturday afternoon In the cham
Der of the second branch of council.
Each of the ten districts was represent
ed by five delegates. Mr.. NJ. F. Tghe.
Of Washington district, was made tenn
porary chairman, and James W. Ewing
and ]. NJ. Miller we're secretaries. There
was quite large representation OF the
party workers on hand to watch the
proceedings, but among the notable alb
sentees were the men who were the
brains OF former Democratic campaigns
in this county-the men who couldn't
stomach the Sixteen TO one" dose In
1896, and who Of course do not relish the
same dose IN 1898 even though the Ohio
county Democratic convention is doc
tor" Of high degree.
The usual committees were appointed.
The committee on senatorial conferees
reported the following conferees:
Washington-Henry Weisgerber.
MadIson-J. Nice. Miller.
Clay-A. Bates Butler.
Union-T. NJ. Darrah.
Center-A. H. Wiedebusch, jr.
Webster-John A. WeIsgerber.
Ritchie-John Minkemeyer.
Triadelphia-D. NJ. Thornburg.
Llberty-E. W. McConn.
Rlchland-HarTy Garden.
The committee on resolutions next re-
ported. The resolutions open with re-
affirmation OF the principles promul-
gated by the Democratic (Popocratlc)
convention Of 1895, and can see a pros-
pect OF ultimate success on the issues
that figured then. Then follows an en-
dorsement Of the war and declaration
for free Cuba; foreign arrangements
and large standing armies are condemn
ed; the state administration was next
raked over the Goals (and given the en-
phasis Of caps" in the Reglster); ring
rule was denounced, an eight hour day
declared for and the adjustment Of the
fee system demanded.
Next came the nominations for house
OF delegates. For the country nominee,
James Baird, OF Triadelphia, formerly
n county commissioner, went through
without dissent
When II came 10 MINING Il lhOOT Ciu-
dIdate the convention struck snag in
the person OF Michael #. Nghe, OF
Washington. the chairman Of the con-
ventIon. He was repeatedly asked to
consent to the use OF his name, and he
could undoubtedly have been nominated,
but your Uncle Mike knows u thing or
two and fatty refused to take the place.
Burke Watson was brought out for the
labor nomination, but q delegate said
the Sixth ward councilman wouldn't ac-
cept. Councilman Charles Ali was next
proposed, and as nobody seemed to know
whether the "Objector Holman" OF the
city Legislature would accept, a recess
Of ten minutes was taken and commits
tee sent to settle the PuZEllng problem.
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MARTINS FERRY.
flaps aud pIl,hnp, In the Thriving city
Across the River.

flaps aud nIShapS In the Thriving CITY
Across the River.
Al large crowd attended the dedica-
ton OF the new Christian church yes
terday afternoon at o'clock. Rev.
Moffat, Of Cleveland; Rev. OHphant, OF
wheeling; Rev. Watson, OF Bellalre,
and Rev. Wiseman, pastor Of the
church, conducted the services.
The fire department was called out
Saturday afternoon to the home OF Mrs.
Feeterers, on Carlisle street. The blaze,
which was caused by O defective fiue,
was quenched with a few buckets OF
water.
The funeral OF Mrs. Louise Kline viii
take place at o'clo--. this afternoon
from the home of her daughter. Mrs
John Walters, on Sixth street. Inter-
ment at Greenwood cemetery.
The funeral OF Thomas ]. Irwin took
place yesterday afternoon at o'clock
from his late residence on Penn street,
and interment was made at RivervIew
cemetery.
Tomorrow ,the Eastern Ohio Medical
Association meets at SteubenvIlle and
DR.. B. o. Williams, Of this place, will
read q paper before the meeting. .
Mayor shipman was able to be out
Saturday after three weeks illness
and will be In his office in the city
building this morning.
A four-weeks-Old child OF Newton
Crossley died early yesterday morning
and VIII be buried hits afternoon at
Riverview.
Miss Irene Miller, Of Rochester. and
80 oh WFafn
are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Nichols.
Mrs. Vim. Martin returned to her
home In MouRdsvllle yesterday after a
visit with her parents on Third street.
A large number from here attended
the concert at Wheeling Park yesterday
afternoon by the Opera House band.
Wis Purcell was up from MoundsvIlle
yesterday spending the day with his
parents on Walnut street.
James Brand will return to-day to his
home in Indiana, Pa, after visit with
his mother In this city.
james and Daniel Kline are here from
Indiana, Pa, to attend the funeral of
their mother.
Thomas Boyd, OF wcllsburg. spent
Sunday with Howard Stewart, on
Fourth street.
The old department OF the Laughlln
tin plant will resume operations this
morning.
Mrs. Samuel Anthony has returned
from n months visit with friends at
Freeport.
The Laughlin nail department shut
down Saturday afternoon to take stock.
Miss Alice HacSmnn, Of Pittsburgh. is
visiting frieRds in this city.
Harry Messey leaves tomorrow for
Cincinnati to visit relatives.
Robert Dun. OF stcubenville, spent
Sunday with friends here.
Misses Sarah and Rachael Hoyle are
visiting Smithneld friends
Harry Chessei, Of Pittsburgh, spent
Sunday with friends here.
a large number from here spens Sum
day at Camp Rest"
William LOWS Is in Sharon. Pa. vIs-
ltlnG relatives
Miss Blanche ong is visiting friends
at Wellsburg.
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6oCto00OOog9gSSSSSSSS
SPORT.I
Ta-NIGHTS BATTLE

An local natrons Of boxing expect a
ard "a tonight between oscar Card
er and Eugene Bezenah, Of covington,
" They box twenty rounds or more
the UnIon opera house, under the
nspIces OF the Bridgeport Athletic
lub. and since Bezenah gave Gardner
ueh a stir argument at the Fulton
rena last winter. he Is looked upon to
make the best showing tonight of any
man who has ever faced the Omaha
Kid" ia this section.
Bezenah, accompanied bH his mana
1er John Mckee, than whom no greateF
Gentleman ever mixed In boxing mat
ters left Cincinnati last evening and
VIil reach town early this morning.
Roth we're disappointed at Referee Sim
coe giving Gardner the decision at the
end OF twenty-one rounds when they
battleJ before the MetrOpOlltans and
they were not alone In saying that the
contest should have been draw. This
and the fact that Bezenan and Gard
ner are two gentIemanly boxers, and
while oscar is the local favorite, the
sports have a warm spot In their hearts
for the CoVIngton boy,hence the rivalry
apparent at the Gardner McClelland
bout will be lacking among the rooters
tonight.
The war or probably the hot weather.
has retarded interest In the contest, and
were It pulled on even a few weeks
ago, cOEklng big hour would witness
It, for It will undoubtedly be the best
that Gardner ever figured in around
here.
Since Bezenah stood him of for TWEEN
ty-one rounds and will have about ten
pounds advantage in weight, besides
being fast, clever and a good puncher,
he Is good to stand Gardner OF again
for, at least. longer than tMcClelIaDd,
No reason need be advanced why Gard
nerds picked as n winner, for to a
Wheeling man, that would be like ask
ing him II Uncle Sam isn't going to
knock out the Span!ards. Faith In os-
car Gardner's prowess is breathed In
from the breezes that dodge around
these old hills. But Bezenah is a good
one, nevertheless. Jimmy Marshall, OF
Cincinnati, will challenge the winner.
Good preliminaries will be put on,
commencing at $50 o'clock, the main
event an hour later, and cars will be in
waiting after tho contest. The referee
win likely be John ]. Murphy.
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wEY BAIRD WAS NAMED.

The nomination of James Baird, of
Trladelphia district, as one OF the DEM
ocratIc candidates for the legislature, is
said to be a peace offering by the DEM
ocratlc clique of the district which beat
Baird for the county commisslonershlp
nomination. The big vote polled BY the
Democrats In the primaries in Triadel-
phla district, was the result Of the hot
fight for commissioner, and Baird was
beaten by George W. Woods by 1sS
votes. Methods that would pu. Tam
many hall to blush were used by Woods
friends who form what is known as the
TriadelphIa ring, though they cali 1t
'the organization"
Only those known to favor Woods
were appointed judges and election OFF,
clals, and all kinds Of stories calculated
to iniure Baird were circulated pre-
Vlous to the primaries. Naturally,
Balrd's friends resented these tactics,
and the other crowd, afraid Of the dis
sessions their work had caused, got to-
gether few nights ago and as O result
OF their deliberations, Mr.. Baird was
suggested for the legislature. This
however. hasn't patched up the breach,
and McCurdy is assured OF a good ma
ioritY,
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STREET CAR ON FIRE.

Car No. 81, Of the Wheeling Railway
Company, caught fire last night about
s:I5 O'Clock, while running along Market
street, below Eleventh. The blaze was
extingulshed by the Chemical engine
house boys in little over minutes
time. 1t originated from electricity and
probably q short current, and the blaze
attracted no little attention on Market
,1,.aak
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BOWLING.
IndIvIdual ayerages 10 and IneIudIng

4nulNlluhl HfNAuBGA " ALN lAGluAllb
last weeks contests are as follows:
wehzeI, C. c. c.. 1907, 167; Wilhelm,
Puritans, Q5), 1864: Nolte, All Alike. QS).
Argonauts, tI5), 100; RAIDER. Bowiers,
cd, l5S: O'Kane, c. C. C.. Q2). l5S; EN-
blem. Bowlers, (29), l57; +. Brasch.
All Alike. Cl2), 1856: Balzer, All Alike.
900. los; Miller. Puritans, (2D. 1874;
Marschner. Fltzhugh Lee, Q2). 1853; Al
exander. BowIers. (23), l52; Clark, Ar
gonnuts. t26), 1852: Vogier, ArRonRuts,
(3). l52: Knoke, FitzhuEh Lee, (2l),
ISL; Hickman, X. X. X, (25), $50; O'Nell,
ArGonauts. Q5), 149; Sarver, Argonauts.
(3O). liS; Jackson. X. X. K, CD. l4s;
Yenke, Old Cronies, (s), i4s; Richards,
Bowlcrs, (2D, 147; Welse, Bowlers, u5).
i4T; Nelson, ArEonauts. t20D. ~; By
colt, X. K. K. (2l). i47; Andlinger, Ii
dal Wnvcs. u2), 147: Gaus, c. c. c., (2i).
1I7; Franz, Old Cronies. (29), 147: Arndt,
All Alike, Q6), 147; Wagner, FltZhugh
Lee, t27). 147; SpeIdel, Old CronIes. (2O),
1l5; Cochran, C. G. c., (27), 145; Gordon.
AFgohaHts, tS), l45; Kraft, All Alike.
CID, lA; Jones, N. Il. l.. e. A. A., 600,
1913; Dannenberg. Fltzhugh Lee, (2D,
142: a. Baker, Puritan, ls), 1i2; Dick.
c. c. c.. 80, ~; Mcdonnell. ATgonauts
CID, 1il; RAIDER, All Americans, (2O.
al; B'alck, Bowlers, (12). 40: Fnlcl.
N. f. L, & A. A.. {27). l29; Bernhard,
All American, (l2), 1873: Note. Tidal
Waves, cd, 1888; Tracy. X. IL X, u.s..
1877; Sonnefeidt, Argonauts. C5), 1886: W.
Brasch, All Alike. (27). 1886; Knse, PurI-
tnns, u2), las; McElroF, X. K. X, 90,
13b; Henniug, Bowlers. (27), 1876; Hazlott.
Tidal Waves, (a0l, Ia; Prettyman, Purl-
taDs, (2D. 1Si: f. Fette, Old Cronies, (G).
1873; II. Beltz. All Alike. (0), 1888; Peter
son, X. X. K, (2O). 1879; Ray x. K. K,
(iS), 1879; jacobs, Puritnns. uS). 1872;
Acker Purltans, ED, 13l; Zimmerman,
All AmericnnE, GS), 1871; A. Norteman,
Tidal Waves, C9), 13l: A. Fctte, Purl-
Anns, (l2), l2O; Miller, Old CronleB. u9),
129; Cardon1, AL Americans, (22), 1928;
Peterson, Old cropIeS, ~, 127; Ross,
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Take Il s e.: e..
AYERS
Pills

Old Cronles, u2), 1876; wasmuth. FItz-
hugh Lee. d2), 1876; Smith, N. E. L. &
A. A., l2). 1876: Helensteln, Old Cronies,
(l3), 1874; Fugate, n. Z. L. 6 A. A., u3),
i23: Beuter, n. E. L. & A. A., (24), 12l;
Rothermund, Tidal Waves, (l2). 100;
Mann, FitzhUgh Lee, ti2), ii9; Fritz,
All American. C12), 1lS; Baker, Old
Cronies, CI3), 11s; shafer, N. E. L. & A.
A. ny 1f6
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AccEPTEp us coNpIT1oNs

NEW YORK, July 1O.-It is announc-
cd that James ]. Corbett and kid"
Mcoy have agreed upon terms for
twenty-five round match to come on at
Buffalo, August "a. The purse will be
$4,000, with side bet probable. It Is
said that McCoV's representative pro-
VislonHlly accepted Corbett's stipulation
that, should the police interfere, the
latter is to have the winning OF the
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THE RIVER
YESTERDAYS pEPARru.

YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES.
slStersville.. LEROY, Z a. M.
Pittsburgh. .KANAWHA, 8 n. m.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Slstersvllle.. .ELOISE, S n m.
Sistcrsvllle. RUTH. $3.50 D. M.
Darlington. -. LEROY, $3.50 p. m.
SteubenySle..T T. NJ. BAYNI1, $50 p. m.
BoAIs LEAVING TOMORROW.
SIstersvllle. .ELOISE, s a. m.
Parkersburg. ARGAND, II n m.
Matamoras. LEXINGTON, II n, m.
Slstersville. RUTH. $3.50 p. IN.
Darlington. LEROY. $3.50 p. m.
Steubenvllle.. NJ. BAYNE, $50 p. m.
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INTERSTATE LBAG1R.

Toied tO. .........O 2 5000 O-s 10 :
New Castle,.,,O 0 3 0 0 s o IS 10 l
Batterles-Keenun and Arthur; Guese
and ZinFam.
At Grand Rapids. R. H. Z.
CD Rapids ....5 O10O1000-7 6 2
DayIon :. 1O102O0- 2
satterles-Harper and Cote; Street and
Latimer.
At Fort Wayne R II L
Youngstown ...O1OOoOO2O-312 ?
Fort Wayne 20 O2O3O do 10 3
Batterles-Norcom and Campbell;
Knopper and Schrenckongost, Moyni-
han
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Wheeling Park Casino

WV "NNAs NS"''''s 'S'''N F''NH-"fN N"'l We
Every night and Wednesday and Satur-
day mntlncCs. Evening performances
commence at Sl5 y. m, matinee Mt 2:W
y. m.
The Metropolitan Vaudeville Co.,
Consisting Of Mr Louis Granat. Miss
Gladys Van, Johnson, Davenport ana
Lorcilo. Miss Gertrude RutlCdgc. and Post
and Clinton.
Evening prices, ijc. Matinee prices. iOc.
Special performance Sunday afternoon.
July IL, FREE or CHARGE,
The Film Grove railroad viii run n spN-
Ing. returning at 1910 p, m. from tho ca
Blno station. iy9
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description unfit them for wifchood and
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Prescription does away with the necessity
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FANSAny kind all kinds from the common palm eat co tne
dainty elegant white satin and feather fans with bone OF n
wood sticks also Japanese fans of all kinds, SC to $3.50
LADIES MATINEES-The coolest Of all house garments nads
Of white lawn plain tucked and rufed ali Sizes CSC each
Same asnbove trimmed with valencennes lace $I49
CHILDRENs NIGHT GOWNS New line made from best uA1s-
n with tucks and yoke 49c up. Same trimmed with en-
broidery and insertion, all sizes, S9c and 9SG
CH1LDRENs DRAWERS muslin drawers, for which VIZ
have had so many calls are here, I24c and 15c pair
LADIES sU1Ts-A handsome plain P K suit with box coat
plain skirt S548
MISSES BLOUSE sUITs-oP K, trimmed with pink one Of
the nobbiest suits out this season. $1o98 Ladies' Refer K
suits, heavy welt, trimmed with rows Of blue, $Io4&
BOYS NIGHT SHIRTs-szcs to ID years, made from heavy
twed mun has trimmed neatly with cOlored beading 4S
LADIES' GOWNS AND sKIRTs-AfOre new lines received
at exceptionally low prices.
WRAPPERS AND HOUSE GOWNS The same big assorHuut,
with many new lines added, at s9c up.
ANYTHING IN THE SHIRT WAIST that's good we have it
No off Styles no misfts New line of white lawn waists with
detached collar soft cuff 89c Another pretty waist Of white
lawn has six Of triple tucks 'front.' at SLAB
CoLoRED WAISTS OF every class color and style at ali prices
We call special attention to line at 1885, made Of style
plaid percae, with detached collar
SUMMER PIECE GooDs-Crashes, Linens, coverts Dmiies
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pieces Cotton Sudngs checks and paids imitation of the all
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"HYOMEI"
CURES BY INHALATION.

Already over thiTty.seven hundred physi.
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ever discovered by which the diseased air
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than seventeen thousand testimonials have
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The marks at p. m. showed 2 feet I
inches and falling slowly. Weather
clear and cool.
The Kanawha passed up at a. m.
Sunday, and will attempt to sc
through to Pittsburgh.
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OIL CITY-Rlver II inches and fall
Ing. Clear and cool.
wARREN-Rlver 4 OF a foot. Wealth
CT clear and cooler.
GREENSBORO-Rlver 6 feet Z inches
and falling. Weather fair and cool.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES feet II
inches and stationary. Clear and warm.
BROWNSVILLE-Rlver feet 9
Inches and stationary.
PITTSBURGH-Rlv . feet inches
and falling at the dam. Clear and cool.
STEUBENVIBLE-Rlvcr . feet G
inches and rising. Clear and warm.
PARKERSBURG-Ohlo river feet 2
inches and stationary. Cloudy; mer-
curry rs.
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In Your Own
Home.
An Atmosphere In Which
Disease Germs Can
Not Live.
II Is cre1tod By the New Discovery
"HYOMEL."

Latarrh. Catarrhal Deafness, Asthma,
Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds and ConSump.
ton, are positively cured by this powerful
gernicide, which peTVades every nook and
corner Of your home and Is carried to all
parts Of the head, throat and lungs by the
air you breathe. No HgHfd NlediefHSJ, No
dangerous sprays, doNefes or Gk0MfssT5,
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NATIONAL LBAGUR
YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Cincinnati Il, Chicago Z.
To-DAY's GAMES.

To-DAY'S GAMES.
Cincinnati at Baltimore.
Louisville at Boston.
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn.
St. Louis at New York.
Cleveland at Philadelphia
Chicago att Washington.
CINCINNATI, July I0.-The Orphans
played misernbly to-day. In the seventh
they went to pieces and allowed the Reds
fective after. the third inning. Attend
RH p
Cincinnati 30 Q 2 o oil 10 9
Chicago ......O l. 10 Z
Earned runs, Chicago q Batteries, Brel-
tenstein and Petite: Callahan and DOnnhue.
implies, Swnrtwood and Wood. Time,
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LIVER
Trouble

When the yellow Gag Of quarantine
bhoisted over adWelling itmeanS disease
and danger. So when the yellow flag
fies in the face-when the cheek issslloW
and the clear white Of the eye Is dyed
saRroa-there is danger. u Is livg
troubA The liver is one Of the most i'm:
portant organs Of the body. On the
proper discharge of its functions depend
human health and happiness. When the
liver fails of its duty, poisons at once be-
gin to generate, and other organs Of the
body become involved. Never neglect
the liver if you value health. II you,are
suffering from liver trouble, begin at
once the use Of Ayers PILLS and you will
End prompt relief and permanent cure.
II Uss 80 gaakeasd b. Iivtr trouble tkGt
TeoHld scarcely In ny head. Rhils il
this condition I began the uSs Of Aptr'S
PiLlS, and finding GiRoR iMmNiiate beR5lt,
eoatiGEEi der ute sail I raS cured Of
RRR. BENTLEY,
Tovaer, N. D.
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SEEMS WARMER

and possfbly would Sc so were Il not for the
cooling information that LIGHT SUMMER
WARES that look cool and are cool are placed
within the reach Of all. = = = =
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LEGAL NOTICES.

ITO THE CREDITORS OF THE BAER
i SONS GROCER CoMPANY;
You are hereby notified that tho under.
signed have been, by the United States Or
glula, IN tho suit In equity therein pend.
ing wherein q, s. Baer and others are
plaintiffs. and the Bner Sons Grocer Cons
pany and others arc defendants, appointed
receivers for said Baer Sons Grocer Com
pany and OF all property, real and per
sOnAl, and you are hereby notified and re-
questcd to file with us ~ as early day
as practicable your claims against said
defendant company for adjustment;
HOWARD HA2LETT.
Il. s. BAER,
Wheeling. W. Va, Juno 2G lsas. isES
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DlPHTHERIA relieved In twenty
minutes Almost miraculous. DIT.
Thomas Eclectrlc OIL. At any drug
store.
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For RENT.

EoR RENT-sEvERAL GOOD ROOMS
IL in the City Bank Building. Inquire Of
the City Bank OF Wheeling. mr9O
T1oR RENT-oFFICE AND LODGING
rooms at 1906 Market street Water and
both gases in each room. Rent very req.
sonable. Apply TO 1901 Market street
de2O-m&tu
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-11
TO LOAN.
AssIaNDps' NOTICES.
4 ssIGNEE's NOTICE

4 ssIGNEE's NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that R, II. D.
Wills has made an assignment to me for
the benefit OF his creditors. AL persons
indebted to him are required to settle their
accounts without delay. Creditors are re-
quested to file with me verified statements
OF their claims for adjustment
W. y. HIGGINS,
je29 Trustee and Assignee
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-10-06
The Rioters.

1t was learned yesterday that some
of the higher civil authorities were not
disposed to prosecute Lieuts Merriam
and WheelOck for their rioting on the
streets last Monday night. Others oc-
cupying seats of the mighty insist that
the offenders should be treated the
same as any other lawbreakers. 1t
may be said that there is no final de-
ciSiOn yet. Marshal Brown intends TO
have at least one more interview with
Gen. King. Lieut.. Merriam is about as
usual. Lieut.. Wheelock remains al
Camp Mckinley. One of the gentle
men at the Executive building takes
the position that the disturbance
should have been quelled at its start
1t is answered that this scarcely makes
an issue. The Marshal has disciplined
some of his men on account of the
fact that he was not called during he
reign of terror.