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The Monmouth inquirer., 1898-07-21
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
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The sick man knocking at the door
of health gets in if he Knocks the
right way, and, stays out If he doesn't
There are thousands of ways of get.
ting sick but only one way to get
we'll Do whatever you will, if you
do not put your digestion in good
order, and make your blood rich and
pure. you will not get well. Rich,
pure blood is the only thing that can
bring perfect health Constipation
is a disease Of the blood A large
part of all diseases are traceable di-
rectly to impurities in the blood, and
can be cured eliminating them with
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery. The first thing it does is to
put the whole digestive system into
perfect order. 1t stimulates the ap-
petite, excites copious secretion of
the digestive fluids and promotes as
silnilation. 1t searches out disease
germs wherever they may be, kills
them and forces them out of the sys.
TEN. The Golden Medical Discov-
cry" has been used with unvarying
success for over 30 years
---~. >-
Constable Foster didn't attend di-
vine service at st. Paulss Lutheran
Church, in Watesessing, on Sunday
night, and consequently the meet
ing'' broke upein a riot, The con-
gregation is divided into two warning
factions and forrmany months past the
Constable attended, officially, at all
the services, in order to prevent war.
Three or four pastors have attempted
to lead the belligerent communicates
of st. Paul's into ways of grace dur
ing the three years of the church s
history, and all have given it up as a
bad Job. A free fight followed Pastor
Hirsch's farewell sermon on Sunday
night.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1898-07-21


LADIES' DRESS SKIRTS.
81 .25 Crash Skirts at 90c.
$1.00 Pique Skirts at 79c.
75c. Linen Skirts at SOC.
SOC. Cambriek Skirts at 35c.
$1.49 Black figured Skirts at Csc.
$1.9S Black Brocaded Skirts at -1.23.
SO. Assorted Colors Skirts 1.9S
SO. so Serge and Brocaded Skirts 2.98
LADIES' WAISTS:
49c Waists at csc.
SOC. Lawn and Demitie waists at 45c.
soc. in plain and mixed colors at SOC.
$1.25 finest waists to be seen at 95c.
25c pique tie special 2 for 25c.
LADIES VESTS AT ) THEIR VALUE
10c. vests while they last at 4c.
15c vests at Sc.
25c. fancy vests in assorted colors
at 15c.
35c. Best ribbed vest with or with
out sleeves at 100.
SPECIAL IN YARD GOODS.
Sc. Calico in Blue and assorted colors
at Al per Y;
The Monmouth inquirer., 1898-07-21

The Excursion will be composed Of trains Freehold
and from Atlantic Highlands taking the way twelve
tribes of Red Men and their pale face friends Arrangements
have been made for running through TRAINS and the Excursion
will reach Atlantic City 1890 returning at giving IL
hours at the Beach
The Monmouth inquirer., 1898-07-21
llem advertisements.
Midsummer Sale

In order carry goods till the
prices already
sell just advertise therefore look through the folio wing
items and don't miss this great opportunity.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1898-07-21

7c. Lawn fast colors at S8 g g
Our 12 and 15c. Lawn and
Dinities at u g g
Our 1Oc. dress gingha1ns at 6 "a g g
Bleached muslin at 81 9 g
Yard wide best muslin Bleached or
unbleached Al per yd
Bed ticking at u !" .
Best Skirting Cheviots regular 10
and 12c. goods at 81
25c. Baby Caps special at Toe.
GENTLEMENS WEAR;
1Oc. Hose &c.
45c. quality Shirts and Drawers to
match Special at 2oc.
Best Suspenders at, 1Oc.
SOC. Outside Shirts best make at 25c.
We have numbers of other bargains
but space forbids.
Call and see if we do not do as we
advertise.
We don't fool the public we stand by
our Motto, goods as represented
Money back If you want it. ,
The Monmouth inquirer., 1898-07-21
OlciII's S.
Sixth Ave-, goth to 2ist st.
New York.
VIGOROUS SELLING.

Easiest way to take stock is to
count Dollars instead Of goods.
The way to get the dollars is to
sell out the goods at prices that
will carry them off in a hur-
ry. That is what we're doing all
over the the store. from basement
to roof and you'll find "Overfowing
Bargains. Take these for sample
1898 Manhattan Lawn Now
ers-
10 inch. 12 inch. IA inch. 16 inch.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-10
THE ST. LOUIS END.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 9.-Circuit Attorney
Eggers has looked up the law on the
matter and to-day declared the abduc-
ton Of Chris Won Der Abe, the base ball
masEate, by 4 Pittsburgh detective,
high handed outrage. He announced
his intention of issuing warrants for
every person concerned in 1t as soon as
he can find out who personally saw Won
Der Abe torcibly taken from the ST.
Nicholas hotel and carried out of the
state. As soon as the warrants are
made out application will be made TO
Governor Stephens for reQulsltion on
The governor Of Pennsylvania for the
return OF the f!duappe-s to Missouri.
Governor Stephens, who Is In the city,
announces his Intention of making the
fequisition. In an interview to-day he
says: "Bendel. the detective who took
Won Der Abe and carried him away,
mas certainly been guilty OF a crime In
The seizure OF Won Der Ahe's person. A
warrant can be sworn out In this city
against him and upon such warrant I
VIII issue my requisltion upon the gov
ernoF o. Pennsylvania for Bendel's ar
reg! and return TO this state for trial.
l dCnt think the governor OF Penn
syPaala would refuse reQuisit.on
Hlsnt make In due form for Bendel's
!s6uih 10 Missouri to answer 4 charge
Of violating the laws of this state"
Inc statutes Of Missouri. provide a
.ef1n OF Imprisonment In the peniten-
var! not 10 exceed ten years as a nun
:shMent FOR abduction.
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A WOaAN'S SUFFERINdS.
Some Of the Agonies They
NeedlessIy Endure.
Nervousness AMI Female Weak
llesses Ruin Many Lives.
these Poor Sufferers Have Found q
Sure Way to Get Well.

Female weaknesses are more common
to-day than ever before, Constant work
and worry weaken the nerves and vital
It's, and female weakness follows. AS
q result there Ia pain, discharges, sup
preston. irregularities. weak back, In
Examinations, bearing down. bad tastc
In the mouth. loss OF appetite, faintness,
constipation, nervousness, slecplcssness
and irrltabIlity. Mrs, s. Taylor. of 25l
West Seventeenth street, New York
City, says.
For years have been unable TO at
tend to my household duties owing 10
severe sickness. ] was troubled terribly
with female weakness, suppression OF
the nenscs for over six years. nervous
exhaustion. slceplessness and general
debility. I had GOODNESS OF limbs and
feet. and was IN q helpless condition.
feared l should never get well.
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J. S. RHODES 5; c..
j., S. Rhodes { Co.'S
ANNUAL
LINEN
SALE.
A Week Of Bargains, Com.
meneing Monday, FEBRUARY I.

More new patterns and greater variety
than ever. We quote few special values:
100 dozen Fast Edge Pure Linen Nap.
kins at 81 a dozen.
100 dozen Fine q Napkins at s2.9S: regn-
lar price $50.
Good values in Napkins at SIS, sl.sc
and up.
GO dozen Heavy Huck Towels, 22xi4. a,
&c each, worth &c each.
100 dozen All Linen Huck Towels. clxie,
ut I?hc each. @
90 dozen All Linen Heavy Huck Towels.
alxiO, at lee each.
10 pieces Heavy Bleached Damask, 81
inches wide. regular price CSC, for soc.
II pieces Heavy Bleachcd Damask, &C
inches wide. regular price Soc, for Csc.
Is pieces Fine Bleached Damask. &.
inches wide, special values at Soc and s1.0o.
pieces Extra Fine Blcached Damask.
% incheG wide. at $780, regular price Sis.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-10
M'MECHEN.
News Items from the Givciy InluxtrIal

News Items from, the IhvcIy Indu,,rIal
Town.
The funeral Of Alice, daughter of Mr.
ant. Mrs. Isaiah Stephens, who died
Thursday. will occur to-day at . O'clock
from their home. Intermene at Nc
Mechen cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ". Burge returned 10
their home In Los Angeles, Gala. this
morning, after visit to Mrs. Burgess
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. McMcchen.
Chicken thieves are again visiting this
place. a citizen caught thief In his
coop yesterday morning ready 10 depart
with nine of his choicest fowls.
Evart Parker, who has been confined
TO his home on account Of grip, is I'M
proving, and will be able 10 be out in /
few days.
Mr.. L. Davis. OF McMechen avenue, Is
still improving, and his friends hope 20
see him out in few days.
All members OF the Epworsh League
are requested 20 be at their meeting to-
night at the N. E. church.
Mrs. James McClanailan, OF Wheeling,
was visiting her daughter, Mrs. L. KEEL
Ter, yesterday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-10
ARGUMENTS BEGUN


PITTSBURGH. Feb. 9.-The habeas
corpus proceedings In the case Of Chris
Won Der Abe, OF base ball fame. who
vas abducted from St. Louis by Detect
I've Nicholas Bendel. representing VIM.
A. Nlmick. bondsman for Won Der Abe
in the Mark Baldwin suit, was heard be-
fore Judge Burlington. OF the United
States district court, to-day. Won Der
Abe was represented by ]. Scott Fergu-
son, OF this city. and On the other side
o. the table sat Attorney Chas. A.
oBr!en, I. r. Scandrett. Chas. A. Ash
ley and A. o. Fording! The petition to
Judge Burlington declares the whole
preceding concerning his arrest Illegal
and without authority OF law, and In vi
o,atlon Of the constitution OF the United
States.
In answer to the writ, Detective Ben
de! claimed that he had legal right to
execute the warrant anywhere he might
find the defendant and that the latter
Voluntarily entered the carriage at St.
Louis. knowing that he was to be taken
20 Pittsburgh. After the argument the
court took the papers and placed the
prisoner in the custody Of q United
States marshal until bail Is furnished
In the sum Of $4,000 10 abide by the order
Of the court. II is thought that Attor-
rer Ferguson will go on the bond and
that Mr.. Won Der Abe will be released
from custody this afternoon.
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make a difference IN biisiness In Mar
tins Ferry this spring. n
Several Martins Ferry people are al
ready sauIny up FOR the Paris Esposl-
ton In 1900, t.{,
This Afternoon William Bowen viii
bury an infant daughter at Riyervlew
cemetery.
Mother Mckinley Cl.ele. Ladies' OF
the O. A. H., VIII meet this evening.
Mlss Carrie Wood entertained the
woma5s Club yesterday afternoon.
William otte, st., has purchased the
ccoey feed store on Broadway.
Rev. Charles Fulton will preach in the
u p. church next Sunday.
John Rosser Is moving back to Mar.
tins Ferry from Niles, o.
The miners have returned 10 work at
Dlllonva!e and Long Run.
A medicine company comes next
Tuesday for one month, "a.
Harry Wade, OF Cleveland, is visiting
A. j. Cecil.
Ralph Hca,on coca to Cleveland TO-
day. ,aaE
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MR.. WAGO L. SMITH, OF Freder-
ickstown, o.. was troubled with
chronic dlarrhoea for over thirty years.
He had become fully satisfied that II
was only question of short time un-
I'll he would have to give UP. He had
been treated by some OF the best physi-
clans In Europe and America. but got
no permanent relief. One day he picked
up newspaper and CHANGED TO read an
advertisement OF Chambcrlaln's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He go:
bottle OF It. the first dose helped him
and It's continued use cured him. For
sale by druggists.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-10
A LIVELY SCRAP"
Two Local Sports Get Into it on aIarke;
Street and Blood is Spilled.

Quite q lively scrap" took place in
front Of a prominent Market street sa-
loon last night about G o'clock, in which
two well known loca! sports partici-
pated. 1t appears that Harvey Combs
and Charley Brady had 4 dispute about
the proper distribution OF two dollars
which the latter had in his possession.
and as result Harvey hit Charley with
an empty pop bottle which he had car
rled out Of the saloon, and his aim was
good enough TO knock Brady's head
through the plate glass window. Lots
OF rich red gore was spilled. and in less
time than I: takes 20 relate Il. the
scrap" was over and the principals had
fled. No arrests were made.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-10
MARTINS FERRY.
iIaps anu MI.hap. In the Thriving CITY


Across the River.
GRANDFATHER" Samuel Dean, who Is
hopelessly Il! at the residence OF his
son-in-law, Harry Humphrevllle, on
Fifth street, 1.-THE result Of the second
stroke Of paralysis, recognized all Of
the members OF the family yesterday.
He is nilety-siN years of age, and Is
gradually growing weaker and cannot
recover. The last nourishment he swal-
lowed was a teaspoonful OF breaG and
coffee last Sunday morning and he has
not taken a particle OF medicine or
nourishment since. His vitality Is con-
sidered wonderful. His lips and tongue
arc moistened regularly with water. but
he has not even swallowed water since
Sunday. Ee is almost entirely helpless.
He has been able TO move his right
arm little at times.
Rev. j. r. Morton oflciated n the
funeral OF the late Joseph Wolf. from
the residence OF Edward G. Wolf, on
Hickory street, yesterday afternoon. a
quartette. consisting of Miss Laura
Hopkins. Rev. ]. T. Morton, NJ. e.
Cole and Stephen Houghten, sang
abide With Me- Home. Sweet
Home" and Nearer My God to Thee"
There were two large floral offerings
from the employees In William Manns
foundry. One was an anchor, the other
pillow. on which appeared the words
AT Rest" The interment was at Rlv-
erview.
E. o. Padeliord has returned from a
five weeks stay at Towanda. Pa, and
at his old home In Massachusetts with
his aged mother. lie accompanied the
remains of his wife 20 TowanGa, where
the remains were laid TO rest.
Mrs. A. r. Ong entertained twentv-
five friends In { most charming manner
at her home On Fourth street, on Tues
day night. The graphophonc of the
Vigllant Hose Company was one of the
features OF the evening.
J. r. Wilson, the laundrymaD. who
was burned out on Tuesday night. has
opened IN an Office In NJ Schneider's
dyeinE establishment on Fourth street,
and the wagons will call and deliver
work az usual. IS, -5..
The new dynamo for the electric
light plant at the Laughlln mill, arrived
yesterday. A representative Of Atwood
e McCafrey, OF Pittsburgh, Is ut the
mill measuring for the piping.
Reece W. Hughes. Of. Martins Ferry,
has been granted n patent on an at
tnchment for tin plate mills. one Of tho
first granted under the new commits
sloner OF patents.
Mrs. Fannie Anderson was called to
GAINESVILLE yesterday, hy the death OF
her mother, Mrs. Catherine snidcr, agcd
ninety-two years.
Yesterday the three story brick build
Ing on Hanover street. OF the McDon-
ouGli estate, was sold for $4,000.
Evangelist o. n. Conger will continue
his meetings at the Baptist chu"ch un-
I'll Friday evening.
MIS-. William Duncan and daughter
OF Bellaire, spent yesterday with Mm
Lucy Grayson,
The starting OF the new tin mill and
the West Virginia Glass Works will
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-10
SURGICAL OPERATIONS
FOR THE CURE OF PILES AND RECTAL
DISEASES NO LONGER NECESSARY.

Medical Discovery Which Will Change
the Treatment fail Such Diseases.
1t has long been thought not only by
some physicians but by. people In gen.
eral, that the common. painful ana ex-
ceedingly annoying trouble, plies, was
practically !ncurablc by any other
means than u surgical operation and
this belief has been the cause of years
OF needless suffering, because of the
natural dread Of surgical operations.
There are many salves, oiutments ard
similar remedies on the market which
afford some relief In cases of plies, but
the Pyramid Pile Cure Is the only prep
arntlon SO far introduced that can be
reliably depended upon to cure to stay
cured. every form Of Itching, bleeding
or protrudlng piles.
Mrs. N. c. Hinklcy of Col Mississippi
ST., Indianapolis. was told by her ply
sicians that nothing but a surgical oper-
alton costing between seven and, eight
hundred dollars, could cure her MS she
had suffered for 10 years; yet even in
such a case as hers the Pyramid Pile
cure accomplished complete cure
She says: II knew an operation woulI
be death to me and tried the Pyramid
with very little hope and 1t is not 10 be
wondered at that I am so enthusiastic
In Its praise"
Mr.. d. Il. Reed. of South Lyons, Mich.
says: l would not take $500 and be
placed back where was before | used
the PYRAMID Pile Cure, / suffered for
years ana 1t Is now eighteen months
since | used It and not the slightest
trace of the trouble hus returned.
The Pyramid Pile Cure Is sold by
nearly all druggists at 80 cents and 81
per pacltage and as It contains no opium
cocaine or other poisonous drugs can be
used with perfect safety.
NO one need suffer from piles In any
form who Will give this excellent remedy
trial. Send for book on cause and
cure of piles, sent free by addressing
Pyramid Drug Co. Marshall, Mich
formerly Albion, Mich.),
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-10
BOWLING.
WHEELING LEAGUE.

The Old Cronlcs again upheld their rep
utation last night by losing three games 10
hold on last place. W. Brash did fine
work, averaging 200 pins in the. first two
games. Billy Rolf. again DISTINGUISHED
himself by making l0S'averagc, which puts
him In Ii: kaln's class. Wolvington Will
soon be picked up by the Aber-Nit. or the
Old Cronies or i Frisco" steam laundry.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-10

DON'T annoy others by your cough
Ing, and risk your life by negleetInS a
cold. Ore Minute Cough Cure cures
coughs. colds, Group. grippe and all
throat and lung troubles. Charles r,
Goethe. Market and Twelfth streets:
Chatham Sinclair, Forty-sixth and ia
cob streets; A. +. Scheeic, No. GOT Main
street; EXlcy Bros, Penn and Zane
streets; Bowie & Co.. Bridgeport.
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HAND BALL GAME.

Al the I. N. c. a. last night in the
AaAd ball tournament. the Antlnanolls
were vIcto:i8s oyer Their Creek brcth-
yen. The Hadriaus in a closely contested
G'ne. The score was 3SNto 36.
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II had been under doctors care all
the time, but got no better. I was ut
terly Frustrated, and good for nothing.
BY the advice OF a friend who was cured
by DR.. Grecne's Nervurn blood and
nerve remedy, began using this Won
derful medicine. After taking It q short
time was completely cured OF all my
troubles, My nerve strength returned.
my female weakness entirely left me,
my nervousness disappeared, slept
well and was In perfect health. For
this blessing have to thank DR..
Greene's Ncrvura blood and nerve rem
edy. II Is n wonderful medicine"
Such testimonials rs these are always
the means OF curing thousands OF suf-
fering women who IRE wise enough TO
accept the advice Of those who have been
cured. Countless numbers Of people all
over the land have reeained their health
by this wonderful remedy, and are cry
Ing out to their fellow creatures to take
DR.. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve
remedy. and be made well and strong.
1t Is not patent medicine. but the pre-
scriptlon OF the most successful physi-
clan, Dr. Greene. of So West Fourteenth
street New York City, who can be con-
suited free, personally or by letter.
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ssos that bear Ii. burdens of maternity, the
n r--aees arc that her child will be weak,
gaay and sickly, with the seeds Of serious
y, t;.,s already implanted in its little body
;rn INN II the mother, during the interest.
~. sS PERIOD, suffers from the abnormal men.
rs.n n'a ne which recur periodically with wo.
e ,[.n "ho arc weak in won,anly way, these
,so . viii i,nptcss themselves upon
ne mind Of the child.
t,n.e'y woman wants children who arc
g ~" physically and mentally healthy.
,j.., ,y T. woman may have that kind OF cliff.
zen ~ Il She will take proper care of herself
-. "omaniy way. DR.. pic,cc's Favoritc
ip!ion IL the best OF all medicines for
,b r.. mothers. 1t acts directly on
,hs Jtslca'c and important organs that bear
.,,o UIht o. maternity. II makes them
TsUnS, healthy, vigorous, virilc and elastic
sao; a..!ayS Inflammation, heals liberation,
,h,,eS pam and tones and builds up the
c cn"Tefed nerves. II banishes the usual dis.
b obb',h'ts Of the critical period, and makes
d. ,y introduction to the world easy and
rn., oN painless, 1t iISurcs the little new
not''iSfmcnt Nrp'' =
a. book about keeping we'll. DR.. pie,ca,s
H nc.i'sbn Sense Medical Adviser. For pa.
,r rs copy send 81 onc.cent stamps
,,,. .uVef mailing oaip. Cloth binding, IL
'p'' ~. R V. Pierce, Buffalo, n. Y.
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'7oooooooooooooooooooooos
! SP()R 7 . |
Observation-Disclosures Z
a1So>S>>@Soo
BAS!: BALL.
AnAn1a&&&1&o

=. Prince. OF this city, aud well
,sn,rr ~ "Dcany" Prince. n back stop
N ,,So ,,ar order. has been In the city
.r days. purchasing supplies OF a
49,, 5calcr for the coshocton team. OF
I,os,o state League. OF which he ls
~, manager. lie IL confident he VIII
',,d fine pennant FOR cnshocton, and
-, signed about oil his players. He
,sl,k, Wheeling ehould cast It's lot IN
w., league. but That view Is not shat-
"a !, ~ heal fans The bigger the towns
n league, the better. they say. sltl!.
here wrre hot times in me old Tri-
. " when GAINESVILLE used to buck the
SlIlefs.
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-, OHIO State league now includes
r,,,or, Mass!lIon, Twin Cities, Zanes-
r,lb Rlg,una, Coshocton and Cam
,,ie, Tie salary limit Is $500. tho
s sI fund 800 from each club and
stla.y u umpires $50 per month.
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BELLalRE
n n q bELLAIHE- ~
Az sorts or Local New. aud Gossip From

llsorts or Local News aud Gossip From
tho Ginss City.
The Republican city committee met
last night and fixed upon Saturday,
March 8, as the time for the city pr!-
marlcs TO nominate candidates for may
or, marshal, treasurer. solicitor, conf
missioner, water works trustee. two
counc!lmen and five assessors. The polls
will be open from TO z o'clock In the
evening and everybody has an Oppor-
tunlty TO express their preference for
candidates. Several good ones will be
offered and splendid ticket ought to be
made that will insure success.
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MANAGER whistler. OF Springfield. has
s,rsIlr arranged seven exhibition
V,u,s, I'VE Of which are on the SPRING
sSl grounds prior 20 the opening Of
he regular Interstate league season.
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scorers-Strobel and McAndrews. I'm
plre--J. Baumann.
To-n!ght-Dctcnders and The Bowlers.
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Chris On der Aie, the ex-prrsldent Of
,he 81. Louis Browns, who was kid.
Mapped oy Detective Bendel at st.
Louis Monday, and taken to Pittsburgh
10 answer TO the court for not paying
Mark Baldwin the amount alleged to be
lpe him, passed through Wheeling on
;he Baltimore 4 Ohio express Tuesday
night. Had the local fans" known OF
MI, they would have assembled az the
station IN a crowd. The detective was
very wl.chtul OF his man. fearful that
he nigh: a; any moment make break,
and he even bribed the news agent on
The train 10 the extent OF fifty cents, to
keep the Pittsburgh papers from his
prisoner. Ht..a
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