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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-24
POWER N WHEELING.
The Interstate President confers
with Columbus Man Who Wants
10 Buy Torreyson's Franchise:


Last night, President Charles b.
power, Of the Interstate Bare Ball
League. came down from Pittsburgh,
and mad very important conference
with John Il. Riley. OF Columbus, who
desires to acquire the Columbus fran
chIse from Frank Torreyson. Riley,
power. Jack Giasscock. Of the Fort
waypes, and owner Healy and Mama
Ger Lytle, Of Wheeling, took part in
the conference. and the result was
that President Power was commission
cd TO see Torreyson at McKeesport at
once and place before him a PROPOSE
lion from Riley for the purchase Of the
franchise. 1t was believed by all who
figured In the conference that TorreysoH
would accept the offer, thus giving Col
umbus what she has wanted SO long,
team owned by a local man. However,
there Is no disposition to force Torrey-
son out of the league.
Mr.. Riley. who Is Columbus travel
ing man. made an excellent showing
and impressed the magnates forci0ly.
He stated that he would be able TO Sc
cure a centrally located park near the
Union railway station, and that the
Columbus board OF trade would guarRn-
tee the sale OF $1,000 in season books.
President Power said the league was
in excellent condition, and that very
successful season would be experienced
in 1900. He said whether Torrcyson or
Riley has the Columbus franchise. {:
was assured the team would play there
There would be no repetition of the
wandering tactics of 80. -
There VIII be no change in Tie Circuit.
All the towns are lining up iE good
shape, Including Youngstown, which
was considered somewhat shaky for u
time last fan. 1t is said Jack Glass
cock, under reserve TO Fort Wayne
may become manager and part owner
of the Youngstown club.
Sunday ball Will probably be played
in Dayton. Fort Wayne. Toledo, Column
bus. Mansfield aud Wheeling, and pos
EIbly In youngstown. The New Cas-
ties are the only nOn-sunday playing
aggregation assured.
The next meeting of the league will
he held in Cleveland. February Q, when
the schedule committee vii! be an-
pointed and other business transacted.
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MARTINS FERRY NEWS.
The Daily Chronicle Of Wheeling'i
pro9resgfye NeiQhbor.

The Daily Chronicle OF Wheeltngs
Progressive Neighbor.
The stage hands of the Star theatre
have formed union, and yesterday
sent to the National Alliance Of Theat-
flcal Stage Employees at Chicago. for
the charter, which they expect to have
here by the last OF the week. They meet
each Sunday afternoon. The officers Of
the union are as follows: President. ].
r. BlRgs; vice president, F. L. miiii-
gan: secretary. Clarence Armstrong;;
financial secretary and treasurer
Charles Armstrong; sergeant-at-arms,
]. r. Biggs.
The funeral Of Mrs Matthew Jones
took place yesterday afternoon, at 2
o'clock, from her late residence on
North Fifth street. Rev w. ]. Will
Jams Ofiiciated. Interment was at
PenInsular cemetery.
Robert Jenkins. formerly Of this
city, but who for the past few years has
been engaged in the saloon business at
Point Mills, W. Va, has sold out his
business at that place and will soon To-
cate in Wheeling.
The affairs OF the gents furnishing
firm Of ArnBteln & Violin. who hled a
bin Of bankruptcy several months ago,
have been adjusted and the store VIII
be re-opened Friday morning.
subpoenas were served yesterday in
the Cabell damage case against the
city. which comes up in common pleas
court Friday.
Another case Of diphtherla has de-
yeloped in this city, the victim being
the seven-year- son Of Charles Sedg-
wick.
The Elite Mandolin Club will give a
series Of dances in Mechanics hall,
commencing Friday evening Febru-
airy 2.
The Junior order United American
Mechanics have changed their meeting
night from Friday to Monday.
The woman's Club meets this after
noon at the residence OF Mrs. p. n.
Hoge, on North Fourth street.
The Knights of Pythias administered
the second degree to one candidate last
evening.
Miss Clara Sheets entertained her
friends last evening at her home In the
orchard.
c. W. BaIr goes to Freeport, Ohio, to-
day, to spend few days with his par
ents.
Misses Delma and Ella Hell. OF Broad
way, are both very III with typhoid fe-
yer.
Miss Alice Cope, OF Jewett, is visit
Ing relatives In this city for few days.
A. w. Kennon, OF st. ClalrsvIlle, was
In the city yesterday, on business.
DR.. Paul Morrison. who has been
quite III, is slowly improving.
Rev. H. n. Campbell. Of Paris, Pa, Is
visiting relatives In the city.
L. j. A. Drennen was At St. Clalrs-
vile yesterday, on business.
Theodore Keller goes to Barncsville
to-day. on business. Es
August Miller ls quite III at his home
on Hanover street.
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IRON STATISTICS FOR 1899.
Total Production, 1s,e9o,7os Tons
Bessemer, s,2o2,77s Tons.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Jan. 2s.-The
American Iron and Steel Association
has received from the manufacturers
complete statistics OF the production of
all kinds Of pig iron In the United
States in 1893, when the total produce
ton was l8,s2O.7Oa gross tons. against
11,T7s,s3I tons in 1898, an Increase of
l.si6, 769 tons. The production Of Besse-
mer pig iron was S,2O277S tons, against
1881, 1884 tons In 1898.
The stocks OF pig iron which were un-
sold in the hands of manufacturers or
their agents on December 81, 1899
amounted to 6s.429 tons against 2si ,25a
tons on December 81. 1898.
The whole number of furnaces in
bias. on December 81. 1899 was @Ss
against 24O on June 80, 1893, and 2O2 on
December 81 1895,
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DR1DaEpoRT HAPPENINGS.
Events OF Day in the Town Mt the
End Of tho Bridge.

The Tuesday afternoon cuchrc club
was very pleasantly entertained yes.
tcrday afternoon between the hours OF
and ., by Miss Minnie Musser, at the
residence of her sister Mrs. e. NJ. Fish
er, In KlrkwOod. a very delightful az
ternoon was spent by the young ladies
and tho festivities terminated with an
elegant luncheon.
The services ut the Presbyterian
church conducted by Evangelist s. d.
Gordon. Of Cleveland. this week. are
being largely attended and n great
deal OF interest taken in the meetings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Baugh LETT yester.
day morning for Newark. Ohio, In re-
Spouse 10 telegram. announcing the
death Of Mrs. Baugh's mother,
Mira. Title Foley, who has been the
guest OF Mrs. Fred Loben8tcln for sew
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wheeling 9 Aurora Mining company

specint Dispatch to the inteiiigeneen
CHARLESTON. w, Va. jar. go -
The Wheeling and Aurora Mining Com
pany. OF wheeling. West Virginia, oh
tanned articles OF Incorporation to-day,
with a capital OF $4,000. The object of
the concern is to purchase or lease
lands or operate them for tho produc.
ton OF oil. gas, coal silver. sine, etc.
The lncorporators are Jacob Dnhinden,
Thomas II. IIarklns. Charles II. Smith,
Lewis HcuSman. Wilton ]. Lukens,
William V. Campbell. Sherman +. Beh-
rcns. jr, John a. Zorn. all OF Wheeling.
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PUBLIC SALES.

nuBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
Will sell on Saturday, February 3,
1900 commencing at 10 o'clock Il. M AZ
the front door Of the court house. to the
hishest and best bidder, the real estate
owned by Vlctorene Lashley IN her nc
tifne. known as No. lSl South Huron street
and nj lot No. az of Zane'S orchard adj;
tIon 10 the city Of Wheeling, w: Va, SAID
nroDerty has frontage Of about twenty
IVA Seei (sS ri on the west side OF South
Hnron street. and depth ot one hundred
and twenty feet G2O III. and contains
two.story, four "a ro0ned frame house
with pantry, portlcoes. foundation EXTEND
inr under The whole house.. brick walks,
gas fixtures and other modern improve
'' NJ. A. LAsHLET, Administrator.
C, s. GREER, Auctlonser.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
All persons having claims against the
estate Of Victorene Lashley. deceased; WI
present them at once 10 the unaeEsigned
FOR Settlemens. NJ A. bASHLEY,
ja25.tth&s Admlnistrator.
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State supreme Court Business,

Special Dispatch to the Intelllgencer
CHARLESTON. W. Va, Jan, 23.-
Proceedings OF the supreme court OF
appeals, January %. 1900
Town OF Weston VS.. Br. RaIstOn, GER
tloraH awarded on motion Of Ralston
Elizabeth Kay VS.. Glade Greek x Raj
eIgh Railroad Company, from Rnlelgh
county, submitted. Mary d. Hale VS.
james A. White. Administrator ct MS
from Mercer county, argued and sub
mltted
Court adjourned until 10 o'clock to-
morrow morning, at which time the APP
peal cases from the Tenth circuit VIII
be taken up.
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DETROIT. Mich. AIN 2S-Thc ten
round 20 between Curley Supplies. Of
BUFFALO, and Jim Popp, Of Toronto, be.
fore the cadiiinc Athletic club to.
might, was declared a draw by Referee
JIopan, 10 the great satlrractlon OF tho
. 5eo spectators prcHeut Papp, wbc
bad the advantage in height ana reach
had supplies on Queer street at the close
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Could Not Be Found.

CLEVELAND, O., Jan. 2a.-Although
a story was printed here to-day to the
eject that Messrs, Hart, Rogers and
Brush. Of the NatIona! League. were Ia
secret conference in this city with Pres
ideAt Robson, in regard to the forma-
ZION OF an eight club league, none OF tho
gentlemen mentioned could be found up
10 late hour this afternoon.
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Beautiful Forms
and composition

49,. Arc not made by chance. nor can
..tnsy ever in any material DO made
..... At small eXpcnSC A competition
,..... for chsRpnesS and not for excel.
.,... lSnee o. Workmanship. Is the most
,.... frequent and certain cause OF tho
...... rapid uecay ana entire destruc.
.... tlon OF arts and manufactures
...... For best (which in the rheapsso
..... work. tho lntOllIgencor Job Print.
..... ing ofiico Is tho place TO SO
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-24
ELECTION OF OFFICERS
Cumberland Valley & Martinsburg
Railway Company.

Railway Company.
Special Dispatch to the Intelllge1cer.
MARTINsBURG, w. Va, Jan. 2Ss--A
meeting Of the stockholders of the Cum
herland Valley & Martlnsburg Railroad
Company was held here to-day and the
following directors we're elected.
Thomas E. Kennedy, Maursy c. KEN
needy, j. F. Boyd, John Stewart, of
chambersburg. Pa: james b. Russell,
b. Holmes Conrad. II. Ii. Baker,
Thomas j. Cooper and r. W. Stone, Of
winchester. Va; E. Boyd Faulkner,
George NJ. Bowers, William t. Stewart
and Charles W. Kllbourn. of Martins
burg.
The directors elected RIaurey c. Ken
nedy president. NJ. r. Iuglps. OF this
place. secretary, and James B. Russell.
treasurer.
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JAKE soHAEFFER WINS
The Handicap Billiard Tournament
From Mornlngstar.

NEW YORK. Jan. g3.-Jnke schaeffer
won the handicap Ii.inch balk line
match here tonight by defeating Ora
MornIngs,ar. the young Chicago abort
stop. sehacircr finished his 1000 points
in 1875 innings, and leaving the Chicago
an with 1,4i2 points, IS behind his sched-
ule OF 800. schaeffer was in excellent
stroke. and very steady His most re-
fnarkabic performance Of the day was
A run nj 1874, which was made partly in
the afternoon and partly in the evening
session
Al the finiah MornlnEstar WAS In poor
torru, aud did not give any evidence OF
the skill he possessed. The score:
Afternoon game -schncner. mnhn-
Ished). 2sI; average. o. Us. MornlnEstor
81: average. II 2-5.
Evening Rame-Sehneffcr 200; aver
age. 20 20: grand total, 5000 Morning
star, o.; average, 10; grand total, lag,
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=. a. Dantorth, Of I.aGranEe Ga,
suffered intenseiy for six months with
frlghtful running sore on his leg. but
wrltoB that Bucklen's ArniCa Bnlye
wholly cured II In ten days. For u
it'a tho best sRive In the world Cure
guaranteed. only &c sold By Logan
Drug Goa drug atore.-G
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-24
eBNERA1 NOTICES.

n HAHGE OF NAME OF STEAMER,
Notice In hereby given that the Honora-
bic Commissioner Of Navigation, under
dnte Of January IS, 1900. authorized the
change OF name Of steamer Nv. 9. PnseyiI,
on wheeling, W Va, net tonnage ~, oin-
cial number 81 go, owned by William Ter.
- c. II. SENsENY,
ia0 Surveyor Port Of Wheeling,
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AGENTS
MALE HELP WANTED.

MEMORIAL LIFE OF MOODY NOW
IN ready. Tens OF Thousands VIII pc
sold. Opportunity OF HE time 70 MAKE max
Send ten CENTS for outfit and be first IN
field, Each subscriber gets fine photo.
tyDe portrait OF Mr.. Moody for framing
freG. Write quick. AMERICAN B0Sh
AND BIBLE HOUSE, 1872 N. 12th 81, f ~
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.
n MEFTfNG.

CTOCKHOLDERS MEEIINVI'
Grhc annual meeting Of the Btockhoiders
OF tiie wheeling Hinge Company VIII be
held at Tho ONCE Of tho company, south
west corner of Boif and Nineteenth
streets, wednesday, January y, 1890, be-
tween the hours OF and O'Clock p, M;
directors and the transaction or any other
business tina. may come before them.
jaiOsw JOS. c. BRADY, Secretary.
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Of the fourth round but Il was the only
time during the bout that there was a
decided advantage on either sIds.
BOWLING


ON t!c MilFee alleys last night the BncIt-
eyes broke tbe Ice by taking a game from
The paixles. The FEATURE OF the evening
was the ono work ofwlttuhp. OF the Buck
eyes, he getting 5is pics 70 his credit. and
materially assisting his team in taking .
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TROY. n. Y. Jan. 2s..-Gus Rubin, Of
Akron, knocked cut Fred tapps. Of Al
bany. tonight, in the first nalf Of the
frEt round,
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BOXING.


All the arrangements are about COM
pleted for the Gardner-G oulette battle
at the Metropolitan club tomorrow
night, and the sports are looking for
ward to a swift and hard argument,
and there is no reason to believe thar
they win be disappointed. Goulette. ac-
companled by his manager, Tommy
Dixon, arrived in the city AT late hour
last night from Rochester y. " ana
GOulette went straight to bed After
n good rest to-day he viii do some spar
ring and light work with Dixon. TO be
followed tomorrow by q complete rest.
Eddie Gardner Is In good shape and
prepared to give Goulette the battle OF
his life.
George Carl. the pride Of Benwood,
Mil meet with the Metropolitan club
officials to-day to sign for ten-round
contest TO Il decision with Joe Bellvue,
III Buffalo. y. Y. MS the preliminary
for Tomorrow nights fistlc entertain
ment at the Metropolitan club: Carl,
who has been out OF town for several
DAYS, will return this morning, ana MS
friends say that he has agreed to go on
with Bellvue. Both lads are in the l4O-
pound class.
A compilation OF the recordsrof the
leading fighters FOR the year 1899 Is go
ing the rounds Of the press As re-
cards Oscar Gardner, Il Is In error when
1t credits him with but one Knockout
for the year. He had at least three
Dave Sullivan. Mt New York. in II
rounds; Fred Began, Mt Hot Springs,
rounds. and Joe Hopkins, In this city,
IN Is rounds.
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TIoR lRENT-MoDERN FLAT, t9iFIF.
~ TEENTH street rpom9 ana lep1-
rate hall, bath, attic and eeiiSr ~
15i1 Chapllne street. lAl4
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NOR RENT THE pEl4APLAiN.
u homeste5d. located 1t No. ls0i Chlll-
line street, Apply TO Jacob W. Grppp, ~,
1915 Marker Ntrecl. ~ cen
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I7oR RENT-sToRE ROOM, No lils
y Main street. now occupied by =.
Front Possession April !, 1900. Apply
to William Schwertfeger, No. ll4S MAIN
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REAL ESTATE.
REAL ESTATE BULLETIN.
DESIRABLE REAL ESTATE

OFFERED TUT 5AASIs''f'''''''''
ysonrtrcnth street, WI exchange for Eub-
urban property 5000 for l0;roomed eriel!
residence and lot on Fifteenth street. 5000
and 500 for two brick evenings eaeh on
and lot, west side North Main street. 300
FOR two-story frame RESIDENCE rooms ARD
basement: lot 1N by lao. 1880 ana Sl'Slq
panoramic location IN tho Valley: l,O9
for two-story frame dwelling ana lot, no.
I29 South York street $50 only Tor build.
ing lot on Lind street. 800 10Y lot ~ rect
front, running TO creek, north Of Baker
street. 5O.foot and 8-foot lots on Wood
street. near Fortleth street, on payment
Of 500 and upwards Some money on hand
for good mortgage loans on city and soufl.
~ realty. For rent nOw-4 rooms on North
Main street; ONCE room IN Mansonlc
Temple.
C. A. SCHAEFER & co.
Telenhone 5iI
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ROLF s ZANE,
No. so Fourteenth Sc.
FOR RENT.

FOR SALE.
Brick dwelling house ON Foff street, 10
rooms both gases. for 5000
New house, Mount Wood road,
No g Sixteenth street, a-story brick
store room. good cellar and 10 rooms.
No. II Vermont street
Desirable property for wholesale buBis
ness, centrally located.
No. u Vermont street.
No. % Ohio gtreet--prlce Tor quick salos
$500
No, GO North Front street.
Desirable property ON ChRplino streot-a
corner Let, Is feet front.
No. 20 Sixteenth street.
NJ. y Maryland street
No. - North York street.
No, &C Seventeenth street.
Corner lot m Fifteenth street.
Lat on South Front street
No. us Main street.
M, ie2 and t2sl5 Market street.
No, seii Main street
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NOR RENT-ENTIRE STORE ROOM
G at 1893 Main street. or flF9t ana 9eoonq
story only OF same, u % desired, nov ePett
pied BY the Alexander lfoN turpillfe
Apply al Room No. 10, City Bank Bun ino,
nOo.mhW
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NoTl'F-
! dellre 20 announce 10 the Rtppelie9ng
or ONO County, that j Am 4 eanut44te t4f
County Assessor, Country pinltiet e. gi4lg
County, at the primary elections q. 49,,
: Your support p respectfully 4ol.eltsls.f
.jai LBsrER sAlLTA.
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FOR RENT.

T5tRNisHED ROOM FOR RENT on
ID ISl1nd, near bridge; front room, eultas
BE for two gentlemen. Adafess " care
fntOiiigoncer once. iail
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Wheeling League.

Iotals .....''ss.''ss.. sSt 50
To-night-colts We. sanateis.
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Games In the Carroll Club League last
night resulted in Ali-stRfs winning two out
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Last nights games resulted in kissing
Bugs losing three straight TO Emigrants.
Carroll Club League.

Scorers-Ross and Druschei
To-night-Kenmores VS. AL Rioters.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-31
ROOSEVELT ON THE RIOT.
said Boys Threw Vegetables and De-
eayed Fruit while Men Tried TO
Rush the Carriage.

Eimira. y. Y. Oct. so-The Roosevelt
party made an carly start westward to-
day. The general conversation OF the par
~ was OF the rlotous times OF last night
Gov. Roosevelt said that the nrst attacl.
on the carriage in which he and Senator
Fassett was riding came from small boys.
Il saw the boys fire the vegetables
and decayed fruit" said the Governor.
and a few sticks also were thrown. II
was body Of grown men however. who
pushed up against the carriage and thrust
Autographs Of Sianchdeld In my face. Sew
crn times n looked as II % Was the in
ttntion OF thet crowd 10 rush us
out OF tho carriage. but a num-
her OF men on horseback gathered
around ana prevented that.
dld not see the fracas In which the men
were injured"
The Corning Club. which got into a fight
In attempting TO defend IT, banner from
attack. suffered severely Six men were
quite badly hurt with stones and sticks
AMI blood flowed quite freely. They were
finally escorted to the station by the police
and put aboard their special train.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-31
SAYS He PERJURED HIMSELF.
Finley Anderson. On whose Testi-
mony Caleb Powers Was Con-
Ntctrd, says uc Was Paid.

Louisville. oct o.-Thc Post to-day
prints an affidavit Of Finley u. Audcr-
son. a telegraph operator. who testified
against caleb Powers. who was convicted
of completely in che murder OF Gov. Goc-
bel in which Anderson denies certain inn
portant statements that he made on the
witness stand Ia the Powers trial An
lcrson tells Of meeting Attorney Camp
bell IN Cincinnati and continues his am
dayit
col Campbell then told mc that Joe
owens had told him that l said that ca
ich Powers at the hotel in Barbourviliie,
ptior 10 Jan o. had used these words,
speaking 81 William Goebel. ~ we car
not get him killed. and " is necessary. /
viii Kill him myself said 90 MI
Iumpben that / had never told any one
any such thing and that Powers had not
made such q statement 10 me nor any
statement resembling q IN any way
Campbell ana owens insisted had made
such "a statement and afterward, upon
Campbelrs suggestion. sat down aid
wrote out a statement. IN which ! tnclud-
ga the foregoing statement OF POWERS
which was untrue Ia every particular. AMI
tpan tho trial of Caleb ! swore 90 ~
ss "A fact. when in truth u was not Ihet.
81 remained IN Alncihhah aiA'f Ati'
conversation with Campbell and some
time after that Arthur Goehel Ia his store
on mo fourth foor where ! had gone nt
his REQUEST asked me " Powers
had not in my presence At
Rarhourviuc in January said 60 me
In substance these words referring
to william Goebel. they SAY he wears
coat OF mail. but u wont do him any
good or something similar 10 that !
told Goebcl that Powers had never sail
ANYTHING Of that sort in my pfes"nc"
T.. the best of my knowledge. lie told me
to think and see n ! could not remempff
and know that Powers never did make
and / know that Powers nevod did make
such a remark or anything resemn'lng
a. in my presence. but being urged by
Arthur Goebel ! nnnily concluded TO state
that he Aid make such "a statement ana
80 sWore upon the trial. which testimony
was false.
Before making my statement TO camp
beu wharton Golden told me to make
1. - strong as possible. AZ they referring
to Campbell and GoebeD would take care
81 me aud protect me.
Il have since. such conveWation with
Campbell and Arthur Goebei, received
from Arthur Goebci various sums aggre-
cating about 800. and uTron one occasion
si0 from Justice Goebci. The last sum
received was on Tuesday, Oct. .. 1870,
which was s. given 70 me BY Col. Camp
bell az his Office IN Cincinnati"