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MUSICAL WHEELING.

This evening ut the "A. o. q. v. hall.
the wornan.5 Afustcai Clubs Beethoven.
celebration cakes place, and large.
audience Is assured. Mrs. Nellie War
rem Holloway will read carefully pee
pared paper on the great composer.
The programme Is made up exclusive
~ rom the writings tvocal and f1stru-
mertaD OF Beethoven, and the interpre-
ters scarcely need an Introduction 70 any.
audience. as they are well known and
rank exceptionally high In Musical
wheeling. After the reading OF Mrs.
Nellie Warren Holloway'S paper the
musical characteristics OF Beethoven
VIII be- shown, beginning with O. vesper
hymn In the keeping OF the Choral Club.
under the direction OF Mrs. Flora Will.
tlon's 3 Bliss, "syFaithful Johnnie and
Adelaide" The first two will be sung
as u double number by Mics Sue Cald-
well. who stands unsurpassed among the
clubs younger singers. but has not been
heard In solo work for the past three
months. Mise Caldwell is a pupil OF
Signor R1cctNand was recently heard
privately In his studio by a professional
NtSAo NAS pPSAut AilSbkA
lngly and encouragingly OF the sweet
purity Of Miss Ca!dwell's voice and her
manner OF u,ing, It. This tribute from
one whose reputation Is Mt stake in a
testimonial, Is q source OF congratulate
t!nn to the recipient and OF real pleasure
to her many admirers, and her. re-ap-
peoIance Will be delightfully."- welcomed
adelaide" will be sung by Mrs Flora
Williams for the first timc in this city
in recent years. Its Interpretation, IN
her keeping, will leave nothing wanting.
Beaide the exceptionally :ine vocal solo
work Of Mrs. Williams and Miss Cald-
well, selected for this evening by the
programme committee, Miss Katherine
Linton, a visitor in the city, will render
a few songs before the Beethoven pro-
grammA to the delight OF a number OF,
her friends. who wished to hear her, on q
concert stage. The instrumental num-
bers will consist OF the famous Sonata
'Appasslanata by Mrs. Holloway. pupil
OF Professor Hermann Schockey. Mrs.
Holloway's ability Is recognized and her
performance tomorrow night will equal
any former brilliant effort. The Leanore
Overture No. 3 will be played on two.
pianos by Miss Sage, Miss Spell, Mrs.
Ewalt and Miss Steifel, all recognized
instrumental!sts OF the club aud occu-
plying positions OF responsibility in the
musical life Of Wheeling, and this num-
Der will be especially pleasing. The An
dante Movement from the First Sym
phony will be given as a Violin and piano
duet by the Misses Pollack, and will
open the instrumental portion Of the
programme. Taken all in all the affair
will be above the average from every
point OF view and. as It Is nearing the
close ofithe' clubs season. promises TO
draw a big crowd Of music Lovers.
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CAPTAIN McDoNALD's FUNERAL.

CAPTAIN McDoNALD's FUNERAL.
The funeral OF the late Captain James
Mcdonald. whose death occurred on
Wednesday. took place from the family
residence, North Main street, yesterday
afternoon. Many rivermen attended.
Rev. Jacob Birmingham performed the
funeral ceremonies. The interment was
at Mt Wood cemetery. Those acting as
;p%aIlbearers were: Messrs. w. s. Heath
crington, W. a.. 1sett. John A. Hess.
George E. Stifel, C..J. Rawling and John
Crawford. 40
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7

OF "Gayest Manhattan" next Mon
day nights attraction at the Opera
House, the Pittsburgh Dispatch says:
Its only purpose is to raise a laugh.
and in this It Is emilently successful.
There is a story concealed somewhere or
other In It's three long acts. and there
exists a dim excuse for the different
characters, but nobody seems to worry
over the elusive plot and lively horse
play. The seductive coon song and Sc
lections from grand opera are mixed
up and dished out without regard to
time or season. Many references to the
present unpleasantness with Spain were
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Two more large and enthusiastically
apprecIative audiences were at the OPP
era House yesterday afternoon and last
night, the attraction being the Van Os-
ten Three Star Comedy Company in rep
ertoire, which has repeated this week
the hit 1t made earlier. in the season.
To-day there will be a matinee as well
as q night performance. This after
Moons bill is Arabian Nights" and TO-
night "Mr. Barnes OF New York" will be
given for the second time this week, by
request, and In It the three stars will
participate. Miss Harmon. Miss Mecus-
ker and Mr.. Lee.
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ON A WAR FOOTING.
General Brooke Ordered to Recruit Resi-
ments to Full Strength.


CH1cKAMAUGA. April 2s.-Major
General Brooke to-day received q tele-
gram from the raj department at
Washington ordering him to at once
put the army in his command on q
war footing, and authorizing him to en-
list every eligible man until regiments
are filled. This will result In an In
creased number OF troops at Ch!cka-
manga, close to $4,000.
Authority has been given to Major
General Brooke. which he has convey
ed to the various commanding officers.
for the enlistment up to this strength
OF eligible men between the ages OF
eighteen and thirty-fye. but all mi
nors must have the consent OF parents
or guardians.
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BURNT CORK AMATEURS.

The Carroll Club MINISTRIES gave their
performance IT the club auditorium last
night to a fair-si=ed audience. and that
the audience was pleased was attested
by tho generous applause bestowed on
the knights of tho burnt cork. The pro-
gramme, as previously published, was
carried out in detail. The musical
numbers wcre very good, and the stnge
settings In the 5olio were all that could
be desired. 1t was said that some OF the
Jokes had eccn better days. but Il might
be said in reply that they were never
cracked any better.
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ABOUT PEOPLE
Strangers In the City and Wheeling Pee

Strangers Tn the City and Wheeling PEG.
pla Abb Dad.
Rev. Father Dunievy. of Warrington,
IS registered at the stamm-
IA B.. Sharp, OF Steubenviiie. yester-
day registered at the Mcclure.
al. Meredith, Of Wheeling. viii start
out with his circus next month.
C.%Powell, OF Fa.rnont, and VIII J.
Applegate. Of Si%stersvitle. were among
yesterdays arrivals at the stamm.
JIG. st. Clair, OF Grafton, E.. K. Stew
art, Slstersville, H. J.. Drummond and
wife, of Clarksburg, are West Virgins
ians. at the Stanm.
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All. indeed.

LONDON, April cs.-The English
newspapers continue to publish letters
In which the writer's express sympathy
With spnin. A dispatch to the stand
ard from Montreal, says: There Is a
strong undcrcurrent OF sympathy here
with Spain. The Canadians anticipate
with satisfaction the ultimate triumph
OF the United States, but they would not
be dlspleased II; that self-conHdent pow.
er received a severe lesson In the early
stages of the operations.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. FaIpAY. APRIrg2ss 1885

al sarnnson. Il can be stated on rs
good authority as can DO obtained In
such asstlne. as this. that there - noin-
.tentior on the part OF the government
70 lombard any Cuban ports ut present.
" at al. and certainly no such move
will be made until the ifleet 10 rcinforc-
ed bS the transports carrying troops
enough 10 hold any advantageous posi-
tons ashore thattit niIht win,
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Special DISPATCH to the 1ntelligencer.
WASHINGTON, April 2s.-Represen-
tative Miller has appointed Charles S.
Despard, jr, Of Parkersburg. a cadet
OF the naval academy at Annapolis,
with Guilford Darst, Of Jackson county.
as his alternate. Young Despard is at
present in school at Baltimore. II he
accepts the appointment he will 80 on
for the examination early in the coming
month.
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would nnye licem . Nleh MIC

LIVERPOOL April cs.-The four
1mastcd American ship Shenandoah,
Captain Murphy, from San Francisco,
reported to have been captured by the
Spaniards, arrived here safely this ar
ternoon. Her cargo, owing to the ad-
vance In the price OF wheat, Is worth
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ATLANTA, Co., April Ex-Governor
". Y. Atkinson to-day rendered Presi-
dent Mckinley. through the Georgia
delegation in Congress, his services as
q volunteer. The delegation will ask
that te be made a brigadler general.
II the appointment is made, Governor
Atkinson will resign as governor OF
y cnnrcio r-.s-E VI a4-asHg E44FfEs
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Special Dispatch to the 1ntellisencer.
sTEUBENVILLE. O., April cs.-John
s%cribner, OF New Martinsviile, was ar
rested to-day when the steamer Cum
Minis arrived here, on q charge OF for
sery. scribner had his wife, two horses
and a wagon along. he returned with
the marshall OF Wellsburs. Scribner
claims he Is innocent: that he has been
boarding oil men and each month
cashes their checks, and II there was a
forgery others committed It
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received with delight and applause.
James a. Herman raakes the hit OF the
chow. As a. German walter with a
nightmare face and3impossibIe dialect
he Is funny f.om s.aFtgtos fiaish. and
he is Blessed With pair OF legs whoss
resources seem nnbounted! Gus Pixley.
initiates a han.tat actor to perfection,
and kills Shakespeare after the usual
style OF his craft. He gives his whist
ling tramp speciality also! Richard Cor
man Is the farmer from Maine. and his
burlegauei OF Shore Acres" farmer is
very funny, n
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lofsMent do cl,antal Academy on
June7, 8 and 0 will
HUNDREDS OF VISITORS
rosTHs CITY FROM AID PARTS
OF THE coUNTRY-rHB VERY
HANDSOME INVITATIONS HAVE
BEEN ISSUED, OUTLINING THE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
KAHN FORMERLY OF THIS CITY.
WILL TAKE PART-ELABoRATE
PREPARATIONS.

sENNQ H#NNNA klrFHN.HfHHN| H#ag. I.h.H.|.
Elebarote preparations are being
made for the celebration OF the iiteth
anniversary Of Mont dc chantat Acad-
envy. east Of tho city. and the indica-
tons ore that there wills be hundreds OF
visitors here TO attendsthe Golden Ju-
bIlee.
The handsomely engraved and en-
bossed Invitations have been issued by
the Sisters Of tho Visitation. They are
ns follows:
Tho Sisters Of the Visitation
cordially invite you to be present
at the celebration OF their
Golden Jubilee, y
June the SEVENTH 1ss ss!sh'h and ninth
Included IN the invitation Is tho pro
Eramme for the throo days Of the Jubilee.
as follows:
TUESDAY. JuNEsT
Solemn Pontihcal Mass Of Thanksgiving
At \, a. m;IRisht Rev. P.,J. Donahue.
Sermon by Most Rev. John J. Kahn, D. D..
yoff st. Louis. s17fGl6
Dramatic Entertainment by tho Pupils OF
the, Academy at 5 p. m.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE &
solmcn Pontincal Requiem Mass at 10 a.
m.-afost Rev. John J. Kahn. d. D..
Sermon by Rev. r. II. Mccarthy, s. J.
Ftftieth Annual Commencement, s p. m.
THURSDAY, JUNE 9.
/. Xlumnae Day.
Meeting OF the Alumnoe, 10 a m.
Address by Rev. Joseph Stenger. OF
%Charleston.
Alumuae Banquet. : p. m.
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s.,urnlnu ordered Released.

WASHINGTON. D. C., April 2S.-The
treasury department has ordered the
release of the Spanish vessel saturni-
no, recently seized In Biloxi, Miss, har-
Dor. Under the Presidents proclama-
,tion such vessels are allowed thirty
days In which to leave port, hence the
order Of release.
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VERDICT AGAINST FLEAHMAN.

AT / O'Clock this morning an eppar-
emily care-worn jury announced TO
Squire Fitzpatrick that they had found
nyerdict for the defendant IN the fam
Gus F1eahman-Philllps damage suit. At
this announcement nearly a hundrsd
citizens OF Twilight and adjacent there
to,jumped aboard their horses and rodo
away in the chilly mists OF morning.
However, they will be on hand again,
I forSC Col. Arnctt, attorney for Fleahnan,
asked for a reopenlng Of the case, which
was granted, hence the reasscmDlinS
around the judicial throne to-day.
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snnni.h ..Eonr,."

LONDON, April 2s.-The market for
American securities opened fr%actionally
lower on New York parity and at 1880
ruled steady. Spanish fours on the
stock exchange opened at 81 and later
advanced TO 81. The closing price
yesterday was S4A.
PARIS. April 2S.-Spanish fours OPEN
ed on the bourse to-day at 3t7-16. Is
under yesterdays closing price.
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NEW ORLEANS, April ss,-The gov
ernment engineer Office at Port Eads
has arrested a man beloved to be a
Spanish SPY. He gave his name Us
John Walsh and his home New orleans.
Several undeveloped films and maps de-
scriptive OF the river and government
works at Port Eads, were found on
him. The man has been held pending
the action of the army authorities.
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PUBLIC SALES.
pUBLIC SALE.

pGBLlC SALE
Under the authority Of d deed OF astss
ncnt made by Hannah Emsheime. AZ:
Emanuel Emshe!mer. her husband. taitt
on the 5thrday OF October. "A. D. 1877. ID
recorded in. the Office OF the clerk Of u
county court OF Ohio county, West ".
SinIa, In Deed of Trust Book 50. page Y
| the undersigned assignee will, on
SATURDAY. APRIL 20. A. D., III,
at 10 o'clock a. M, at the north door s
the court house OF Ohio county. atorss,a
| sell at public auction the following DE-
| scribed real estate, that Is to say: All Et
| part OF lot No. IS IN Main street, In u
city OF Wheeling, on which Is eyect.d !
three-story brick house, which part Of ~
lot fronts forty-four 90 feet, more or lt4
on Main street, and Is hundred q!
thirty-two QS2) feet. more or less, In dept
| and Is bounded on the west by Main stres
on the south by a private alley: on he sAt
by lot formerly conveyed by Mary l. Dr.
seyEto Adellne Fletcher, and on the rosa
by. all that part CT lot No. S north Of y
northern wall of the said three-story, Sha
house; Icing the same property which W
conveyeo to the said Hannah Emshtszs,|
by W. H. Frank and wife by deed t1s
| Deed Book No. 50, page ia5. together ~
ali the buildings and appurtenancts taes
unto belonging. /.
The said deed OF assignment proyh
that out OF the proceeds OF sale, ate v
| payment OF expenses. the assignee sh
next discharge any proper Hens or iness
brances that may DO upon the proper
sold. and after doing SO shall pay TIE ~
, a1,cc OF the proceeds pro rata upon thig
| debtedness OF the said Hannah Euist
mer. Upon the above described propts
| are two liens existing at the time o.. u
| said assignment. Ono OF these Is . ~
OF trust made by the said Hannah y
| sheimer and Emanuel, her husband. ~
D. Ewing. trustee. dated October IT,
| and recorded In said clerks office 10 p'
OF Trust Book IS. page lS5. TO secure =.
| other Is a dced:of trust made BY ths "
Hannah Emshetmer and EMANUEL =
husband. to Gustave n. ErnsaGls
trustee, dated January T., 1884, an, n
| corded in the said clerks Office 10 p.s
| OF !Turst Book 50, page 13l. to secure ne!
| Speyer against loss as ccommodsuoaM
dorser or %Euarantor Of the SAID haI 7
Emsheimer. After the paynen. olITl
penses the proceeds Of sale will be appS,
| So far as necessary. to the said litFs I
the order In which they have been aiDa
TERMS OF sALE-one,third Of y
purchase price, and so much more an
| purchaser may elect to pay. cash on 4
| day of sale. and the residue In v eSs
| installments. %payableiin n and two,a!Is
| respectively after, tho day OF SAFE. M!sSi
ments Shall be secured by a deed o. VI
upon the property, with satisfactory y"
ance to be kept up by the purchase n
SAMUEL kKAfi,.
Assignee and IsaSstss
Wheeling, ". Va March .. lSM W.
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Cant, Crt Euouch Coal,

PLYMOUTH. England. April ga
steamer which arrived her to-day, from,
ST. Vincent, Cape Verde Islands, re-
ports thnt the Spanish warshIps the:e
are unnbleEto get halt the amount Of
coal which they require to Ill thelt,
bunkcrs.
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iieilo,L Ano,her Joint Not,.

LONDON. April 2S.-It was officially.
announced to-day that the European
powers are to make joint representation
to the United States on the subject OF
the proposed increase in the tonnage.
tax, pointing out the nervousness OF
the proposed measure on European.
trade. EE tAtER5
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i PUBLIC SALE. )

As assignee Of VIM. B. Simpson Al
sell Mt public auction at the netuM. Il
of tho court house OF Ohio connty,Mr stJ
on Saturday, April So. 1855, beginhias
O'Clock n. M, the following slosS,'
New City Hospital Assec!auoA
Ohio River Railroad Co, "a sha''HJ
par value each share. ........s.
Spruce Coal & Lumber Co.., Ss s's"u
par value each share....:...:. MI
Wheeling Pottery Co. SA shates'p
~ value each Shlre.........".:.'r."il
Title Insurance & ABSTRACT ~ 81
shares, par value each sllafe;,,.m
ap21 Assignee Of VIM. y: %s!Ts
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WORSE THAN WAR.
Two Stories that re
--DL -

|HH- IL u IA N-
T,vo stories that Tell OF tho Depraylty nf
AZ the Human Race.
BLACK EARTH, Wis. April es.-An-
drew Nelson and wife, aged respective
ly s~evcnty-one and ffty-six. were muir
'dered last night, at their home in the
outskirts, by robbers. Nelson's head
was crushed In with a club and the.
wife was pounded into insensibility.
The robbers then set fire to the house.
An aged woman who lived In the upper
story. was rescued from the flames By
neighbors. with a ladder. A few days
ago Nelson sold a house and lot and
the robbers are supposed to have Sc
cured the proceeds, $500.
VANCOUVER. B. c., April 2S.-ori--
entail, advices received by steamer. tell
of a shocking massacre which occurred
early on the morning Of March 81. at a
hamlet some twenty miles south OF
Taipeh, at the house OF Yang Kin
Shang. It would appear, according to
the Information Of one of the unfortu-
nate families neighbors, that a party OF
over twenty, robbers entered the house
and murdered Yang, his wife. his moth
er and servants, fifteen persons in all,
who resisted them in their attempt to
loot the house and attack the daugh-
tiers. When the robbers had %butchered
all the inmates they set the house on
fire
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twATKINs-BLAcKN UprrALs.

Nj. Harry A. Watkins, son OF city
Clerktc H. Watkins, and Mas Emma
3 Black, an estlmable young lady OF
the Island, were married last night At
tho home Of the bride, on Zane street,
IS Rev, c. p. Clark performing tho cerc-
#E1ony. Tho wedding WINS a quiet affair,
and Witnessed only by Immediate grela-
4 tiyeJ and fr1esds. Mr.. and MrH. Wat
kins Will he at home at 72 South Front.
ARTILLERY VOLUNTEERS MEET.
The Wheeling independent light artil-
iery$conpany will meet at tho court
house this evening at 1870 o'clock. The
object of the meeting Is 10 elect officers
OF the battery. a full attendance 10 de-
I aired.- There 10 room for nifty recruits
yet: and the roll will be open 10 all able
y bodied mon between eighteen and for
Rty-flye} years Of age.
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WASHINGTON, d. c.. April as.4om-
cials at,the navy department reply with
a simple smile OF discrodlt TO the fire.
qucnt suggestions that como through
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-FOUR CENT ARTICLES

One Set Teaspoons. Boys, susne,t...
Rubber Dressing Combs, Tooth BsusS..,h,
Fire shovels. Mueilage. Sewing NasSI,.
Oh, Scrub Brushes. \. >sNs'
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FIVE CENT ARTICLES

Ladies' Hone. chlldren's Hose. Row..
Rules, Wash Pans, Towels, Hair Cn,,s..
Lamp Burners. Shoe Dressing, TN
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b B POTTS AN ~
!li5 end 1lls7 Marse, Street
TRADE WINNERS
ONE CENT ARTICLFS

Pint Tin Cups. Q Heavy Enys,o,, /,
Good Pen Holders, q Steel Pens. ! !
rardrm Boob, 9 Sheets Note Paper, %fss;
Pe n ; ! ,Sollar Buttons; I HaadEarcsi.sal
Hooks md Eyes. {! Darnlng Scedi... IpSSis,
meg Crater, 2 Dozen Ciothcs PIN, : Nui.
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TWO CENTARTICLES
TlTREE NTARTICIEs

CLARKE Q. N. 7. Thread, LndIe,, H.,
kerchIsts shsving Brushes. stamped pis.
Blasting Spoons. Cork Screws, Harssss
cas-, Mouse Traps. AsmoG-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-21
DETECTIVE HARGRAYE,
He Locates a Ten-Dollar Bill Stolen
from Sammy NineauN.

Willie Hargroye, the star centre-helder
Of the Atlantic League, was not on the
Norfolk police force for nothing.
Besides being nrst-class Dall player De
IS also a nrst-class detective.
Everybody that attends the games az
BrOad-Street Park knows william, lue
cOlOred bat boy OF last season, ana inc
keeper Of the clubhouse or ths season
He has been the general ail-aiOund
man AT the clubhouse, ASA Wheh tue
ball players missed their change they
never thought OF blaming Dr. on " lllltih.
Yesterday afternoon, however. sammy
NigneauN missed $40 from ms clotneS
when he put them ON no tne clubhouse.
HargrOVc came % the rescue, aiter
VigneauX had searched the premises over
for the missing money, ana went on
stu hunt for the $40 .,-
He went 90 William and SAID NoW,
see here William. tell me where tn4i
money is. You have been around mere an
the evening. and YOU know where IL IS
Deed ] DON'T said Niliim.
Harry didn't take him az his word,
however. and after further unsuccesstu i
persuasion. De 'phOned for squire Lewis,
and ID warrant was issued for the arrest
OF William.
Hargv was not satisfied. however. lie
wanted 90 find NlgneauN money.
So he took william aside ana IufthrI
argued with him. and volunteered 10 heiP
him search every hole ana c0rnoi lu ana
around tho clubhouse.
Finally Hargrovc told WlNiim ll &c
would tel him where that money was re
would say nothing about the matter .,,,
William still protested. Duf Harry s-lti
persuaded. and finally the ten-dollar hhi
was found I'm an old tin bucket that had
been thrown aside. 80,
The officers We're not satisfied. and VIII
liam was inc1rcerated Boo a county cell
Tie will tell about lt probably to-
morrow .
Harey Is now known as the baseball
elaIfu