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ing and the East. The way business on
the c. & 2. between Steubenville and
BelIaire is said to be the best business on
the line Of that road, averaging $1,000
per mile as against $1,000 for the whole
mileage Of the road. And speaking ot
that road, we may remind our readers
how It's business has grown within the
last few years. In ls63-G4 it was $685..
lG4, and in ls72.73 it was 81, l,924,G53
The average cost Of all the railroads in
the United States is something keSj7, 900
per mile, and on this cost, according to
POOr's Manual, their net earnings are
about per cent, and their actual divi-
dends 5! per cent, At the rate OF earn.
ings shown Tor the years 1901, lS7l-72,
1929, It was estimated by Poor's Man
ual that the earnings Of the next six
years would double themselves. It is to
be rccOIlectcd that the increase in bust.
ness on railroads is far CRATER than the
increase in population. For instance,
the increase in the population OI the
United States from 1851 to 1861 was at
the rate Of 3.j per cent annually, and
from 1861 up to 1871 twas 23 per cent
annually, while from ,lsjl up to 1861 the
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The =. ". X ny. Road.

We remarked in Saturdays issue that
in case this road should be reorganited
aud finished ready for the cars on n bn.
'i'of sl7jyOJ-thc coat per mile will on.
y be a little aver $1,000, or, in exact fig.
urc' only sl9Jl. 70 earn 10 per cent in.
tereit on this sum will only require net
earnings Of s72O.lO per mile. The little
Chittiets Valley road that runs across
from Washington, Pa, to Mansfield June.
ton ,twcnty.thrce mile.) earned $4,000
over l' operating expenses in 1928,
which wls $50 per mile. And yet 1t had
no business to compare with what the 7.
WA KY road should have In the same
sort Of years twill be remembered that
the Riverside Iron Works, Of this city, Of
M'eIi alone, paid to the Baltimore & Ohio
tpAi III Two ytIr4 the vast sum OF SiOO,.
od " lor ircight1. III other words, one
Viout manufacturing concerns paid
''at road nearly a half million OF
u''lA'' ontwo years business. Now sup
p''e the Pittsburgh, Wheeling " Ken
,1yAy ro'l completed, and ready to COM
ps'e 'or a portion Of the business oil not
O"'Y ''aI concern but every other con
WI" s,. IN Wheeling, what must not It's re.
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lrIsnot worth while for the Register
to try to bamboo1le this community with
appeals to support the Democratic nom
inee simply because he il the nominee.
Example passes for more than empty
words with our people. The Democracy
are not merepuppets in the hands Of Mr..
Baker. They know his tactics. They
know that he is not sincere in his
appeals to vote for Caldwell because
he il the nominee. They know this
because when General Pannell was
the nominee last year, Mr.. Baker did
all he could in 1urreptitiou4 way, to
kill him Off. 80 man would have re.
jjicel more over the defeat Of the regular
nominee last fall than Mr.. Baker. II
General PlnneIl was alive to-day, and be.
fore the public as tho Democratic nominee,
Mr. Baker would try to defeat him. Why
then should the friends Of Gen. Pannell
pay any attention to Mr.. Bakers
appeals to them now to vote the straight
ticket, especially a. the present nominee
ha' not been in the habit to any marked
extent Of voting the staight ticket himself
when other Democrats were up for office.
Surely the rank and IiIe Of the party have
the same right to exercise the glorious
privilege Of voting as they please, as have
Mr., Baker and his nominee.
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AS item in our foreign news thi-
morning shows that the Old Catholics do
no, intend to adhere to the practice oi
cclbacy among their clergy. They IN
tend to 60 back and restore the Apostolic
order Of thing. Peter himself, the great
central figure Of the Catholic Church, To
whom was committed the keys, was a
mlrrieima Wcread that on certain
OCCASION his wiic's mother was sick Of II
fever. Pctcrhcads the list Of Popcs, and
he never commanded his successors to be
bachelors. That was an invention they
set up after hi' death, along with a good
many other novelties,
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Annual Report Of Government
Directors In the u. J.. IL. R.


WAsHINGToN, D. C., Sept. 27.-The
Government Directors in the Union Pa
riic Railroad filed their annual report
for the year ending July lSt, 1875, Gross
receipts Sll ,599, OBJ, an increase over 1874
Of Sl,275, 1850; increase OF net earnings
same time, 81 $40, ,42l; oleTatingexpenscs
Sl,7SS,630. There has been added to the
road debt IN the shape Of iron bridges
drpOts, hotels, shops, &c, costing $780,
100, and rolling stock costing S275, ,92O,
which is charged to the construction nc.
count; l,Olj tons steel and l,GlOlOns iron
rails have been laid down; u rolling mill
built by the company at Laramie and put
in operation, reducing tho cost Of rolling
their rails nearly half,
1t costs to mine the coal and put 1t on
the cars one dollar and ninely.nine cents
per ton. The production Of the compan.
les mines last year was lSj,GSl,
The cattle shipped over the road from
Cheynnc and other points eastward was
s. cars, against 2G2 in 1874.
This new traffic, the directors say, will
be immense for the protection VI the road
against the obstruction by snow, has
been carried 10 such a degree that the
risks are no longer any grealer than be.
tween Chicago aud New York. The
means taken to prevent the occurrence
Of wa.hOuts are sufficient to diSpel any
apprehensiOns for the future.
The report states that the reduction Of
the debt Of the company last year was
SG7s,OOO, and that the total debt now
amounts to only S?,GOO0OO. They say
that tlIcp see no reason why this reduc-
tion Of the bonded debt sh0nld not be IL
steady, continuous and increasing opera.
tiUn, as the road has now a capacity Of
doing over double its present volume Of
business without any considerable addi-
tional expenditure or which may not be
met by It's increasing revenues and with
out any increase Of its bonded debt.
This increase they estimate can be run
up to $50, 100000 per annum without any
increase Of its bonded debt. They give Il
history Of the efforts Of the Company to
compromise with the Government for its
obligations to It. They do not specify
any amount for which the Government
should compromise, but call attention to
the decision Of the Court Of Claims that
the Government would only withhold
0ne.hulf Of the amount Of its own
business, aud that the Company
hold 3 per cent Of its net earnings
which is to be paid the Government
annually ma n sinking funl fnr the re-
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Orn dispatches this morning show n
very disturbed state OF things at Fall
River, Mas, among the cotton mill
operatives. Anlno wonder The condi-
ton. upon which they are permitted to
resume work are ~ follows:
Frt-Tm, but One.eighth If the employees Of
any room ,htl 9lyo notice tO leave AZ any onr time,
which nulru shall he written ten days III advance.
AMI that ten shall J. ullpsu between the notice Ol
every eighth from each department,
Selinl-Thli hut One notice from Nny mill Or
other room shall bc sent at any one date,
Third that all the employees bind themselves
10 separate from all organizations nnd association.
that may attempt to Interfere with the hours OI
work an account II wages.
FOuuh-Any violation Of these conhiiiOn re,
Wt In instant dismissal from the mills OF Fall
River
Men having much Of the spirit Of man
hood in them would naturally hesitate
long before signing such an agreement US
the ab We, especially the frat clause. 1t
il clearly an attempt Of the mill owners
to take advantage Of their mplOyes in IL
season Of distress.
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VOLUME XXIV----NUAIBER 81.


SAN Francisco, September 27.-Coin
has been pouring into the Bank OF Cali
foFnia rapidly to-day, in payment Of the
assessment Of the twenty per cent guar.
antee fund levied by the Syndicate Satur-
day. About SG0O,00O was paid in during
the day, and the balance will come in To-
morrow. Committees Of the big Stock
Boardi recommend that both Boards
resume business on Tuesday, October s;
the Bank Of California being.expectei.to
open on Monday. 1t is thought there
will then be no difficulty for making set-
Elements, and that there will be good
market. The feeling in stocks was very
lively this morning, attributable to the
prospects Of the immediate reopening Of
the banks of CALIFORNIA; and Nevada and
the Ioosening OF the money market.
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Oun wELLsDURG LETTER.
suicide oi Mr.. David Patterson.
('hurriI Matters - 1ItILenrVllle-
Business HnIl MnIrlIIIOny.
WELlsnrRn. Sent. q.

WEblSBURu, sept. ~ 1910.
Editors Inclgcnrer ....
David Patterson, oldest son Of William
Patterson, respectable and wealthy
farmer Of Cross Greek Township, thi.
county, committed suicide by hanging on
Saturday last. Cause unknown.
Rev. Wright, pastor in charge Of the
Presbyterian Church here, has rendered
his resignation as such, to take place al
the end Of the six months originally
agreed upon.
Sunday, October Sd, being the regular
monthly jubilee at the NJ. Il. Sabbath
School, Qunrtette Of singers from Wheel.
ing are expected to I've in attendance and
conduct the exercises.
Thursday evening, October It'll, Rev
GledhiIl, Of the NJ. +. Church, delegate
10 The late ChautNuqua Lake Sunday
School Convention, will deliver free lee
tnre entitled "VArieties at ChauIauqna.'
4 laIge turnontis anticipated.
The NJ. p. Church will be without .
pastor this conference year at their owr
election. .......-.....
The carpenters and plasIerers are put
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TIE Pittsburgh oil reports show that
last week was characterized by steadily ad'
vanCing markets nj all points. The ad'
vance-eontinued steady and up to Fri
day had made net advance Of Il! and IL
cents per Dbl. The weeks business was very
large aggregating 4j5,OOO bbls, against
$4,000 for the previous week, The I'D
vance in refined was even more marked
than that in crude oils, being ! and ! /
cents per gal.
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An TO SPELLING.
The Money Wasted In the Public
Schools Of wheeling In Learn.
ing To Spell--AIl owing 10 the
MOnSIrOsitieS OF our VGrnnCu.

ing To SpelI--All owing 10 the
MOnSIrOsitieS OF our VGrnnCu.
Inr.
Editors Wheeling lntcllISenCer;
Az the long evenings approach we may
naturally look for u recurrence Of u tidal
wave Of the spelling mania, and "let ii
COME" but in the meantime We have
cOnundrum for the Board aud Others. 1t
requires in our schools about three years
to learn to spell and read sufficiently well
to commence other branches Of study,
while in Prussia less than eighteen
months are necessary to accomplish the
same purpose; aud this difference is
wholly due to our barbar0us OrthOgraphy
though that Of Prussia Is far from per.
feet.
We have in Wheeling tlirty.seyen
teachers in b and Z Divisions, with 2,OlS
pupils, all engaged chiefly in spelling and
reading. As compared with Prussia,
therefore, One.half Of the time Of the
teachers and pupils is worse than lost, At
an annual expense to the city Of 81, 600 in
s"'';o" ~ "'oI @ n;i;, '"G ",;T oGn ,,ii, .."t
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m sm' '.'"e u'n "''"m', II" u" .HPG"s' ,I,P,;n ~ ~
two thousand four hundred and two
dollars annually; add to these items one.
seventh the tuition Of the Grammar
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Dcmllrrcr Sustained.

ST. Louis, September 27.-In the U. $.
Court to-day, Judge Miller delivered an
opinion on the question Of merger raised
in connection with the indictment Of Ne.
Donald, Joyce, Iiitzroy and Devis, which
charges them with conspiracy 10 destroy
the public records and also with destroy
ing them; the first defense being misdo.
lneanOr aud the latter II felony. The de-
Tense claimed the lesser olTtnse wa4
merged in the greater indictment and
should have been for felOny and
not misdemeanOr. Judge Miller sns.
taincd the demurrer and Indictment
against these parties for this oIIense was
pnashed. There are three other indict.
mGnts against the same persons, however,
which will come in the proper order. In
the case Of ". q, Avery, Of Washington
his argument was heard on II demurrer,
based upon the uledgcd contradiction in
the Indictment. That document stated
that the defendant while an officer OF the
Insrrnal Revenue, Bureau, INF Washington
CDnspired with other parties in another
place far distant. Demurrer OVeruled
The argument also was heard in habeaE
corpus cnse Of Col Joyce and mother, the
latter il under ndvisement.
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Ngw YORK, September PA Herald
special says two letters from Stanley have
been received in London. Both are dated
from the country Of Asukuma, situated
in Victoria, NyanEa. The first one dated
March lat, and the other May 10, Two
Of stanley's white companions, Edward
Peacock and Frederick Barker, had died
Of feVers.
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Capture UI II supposed Bank
RObbcf.

LOUISVILLE, September 27.-A special
to the Courier.Jonrnalfrom Somerset, KY,
says: The sheriff Of fentress county cap
turcd man answering the description Of
Cole Younger. lie had four thousand
four hundred and ninety dollars and
offered ii all to be released. lie is now
in the Jail Of Fentress county, and is be.
lieved to be a partner Of Jesse James,
who was killed at Pincville, KY, last
week. James and Younger were both
concerned in the late West Virginia bank
robbery.
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in stern and convincing tones, "If any
man makes his appearance to cut him
down, I'll put five balls through that
man." and pointed and emphasized his
remark with revolver. After Schell had
hung about fifteen minutes u physician
pronounced him dead, upon which the
leader, turning to the people, said: "Citi-
zens, we have met and done justice; now
let us disperse peaceably to our homes"
On this there was general cry Of Home,
home" and in short time all Of the NC
tors in
THIS MIDNIGHT TRAGEDY
Of one act had started for their rural
homes, leaving their work hanging to the
Court House tree. The body was short.
ly after taken down and into the Jail The
Coroner was summoned, and impannel-
ed jury who rendered u verdict in ac-
cordance with the facts,
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The Full River Mills.

FALL RIVER, MASS, September ~
At o o'clock this morning the familiar
sound Of the gOngs, whistles and bells
sounded from the different nails. The
manufacturers throwing open their doors
To the operatives US they presented them.
selves at their respective mills. They
were asked ii they would or would not
sign the agreement, those who would not
we're requested to disperse and those
signing passed into the mill. Several of
the mills did not have enough help to
make it an object to start up; they are
ready, however, when there are suff.
CiGnt number to make il advisable.
The two Duriec mills are running ten or
twelve pair OF mules, two hundred and
fifty looms, and about one.eiglth Of the
full force being ut work. Richard Bor.
den's mill started up with seven hun.
dred looms and with full complement
OF the spinners and spoilers and Carding.
room nearly full. About half-paSt eight
several thousand operatives marched
down to this mill making an attempt to
enter the yard, but they were met by the
superintendent and overseer Of the
weaving department, whom they stoned,
but were kept at bay aud the gates closed
against them. This intimidated Il large
number Of the weavers, who then left the
mill, and it is now running about $50
looms. A woman having several children
in Sladc mill was visited by n mob Of FIVE
or six hundred operatives, who told her
that II her children were not taken from
the mill they would be killed when they
came out, and made similar threats to
the operatives OF other mills. As they
passed MOntauk mil, stones were thrown
at it, smashing some thirty or forty
squares Of glass.
A committee appointed by the opera.
tivGs visited Mayor Davenport this morn.
ing soliciting aid, They were informed
that Us they had declined work this
morning, he had no authority to assist
them from the city treasury, They pro-
pose to make an application to Governor
Castor.
About II o'clock some thousand Ope.
rativcs gathered in aud around market
square, near the City Hall, demanding
relief, The Mayor attempted to address
them, but failing To obtain Il hearing, he |
ordered the crowd to dispersG. The pO-
lice, in obeying his orders to dispcrse The
crowd, were compelled to exhibit their
revOlvers. Stones were thrown by the
crowd. The police made six arrests. The
Mayor has called upon Col. b. Duval, Of
the Third Regiment, who has notified
Companies u and b Of this city to Assem-.
BILE at headquarters Immediately, and also
called additional companies OF his rcgi-
ment from the neghborhood. Large
numbers Of operatives would 20 at once
to work could they be assured Of pro.
lection. OF the seventeen spinners who
signed the agreement at Chase, only six
are ut work, having been threatened with
violence.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, September 27.-The DiariO
states that the government has determin.
ed to hold elections for members of the
Cortes shortly.
The King Of Spain will deliver the
Cardinals FIAT to MOnsignor Simeoni at
the ceremony Of investufe.
II Is reported that the Catlists have
fired several times at the British man.of.
war nj MartticO.
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D,yroDp. APPOINTMENTS Captain
p,piofl speaks at BarnesviIle on Thurs
l,y evening, at Flushing on Saturday al
,ernopn, at Bridgeport next Monday
eycnin, at scubeuviIIe the following
Wednesday evening, at ITcndrysbnrg Fri.
dny evening O2tober 81, at St. Clairsville
saturday evening lOthl, aud at Martins
Ferry On Monday evening, the llth, the
evening before the election.
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For New England, the Middle States
and Lower Lake Region, clear or partly
cloudy weather, nOrtherly to westerly
winds, slowly rising barometer and light
rains during the morning near Lake On.
tario, in Northern New York and North
ern New England, followed by cooler
weather during Tuesday.
For Tennessee and Ohio Valley, clear
and warmer weather with light variable
winds or calm and falling, followed by
rising barometer.
For the Upper Lake Region, Upper
Mississippi and Lower Missouri Valleys,
generally clear and slightly cooler
weather, with northeast to south winds
and rising followed by falling barometer.
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Ware informed that some fellow who
ware "a bu,,cr,nut colored suit Of clothes
ami Il, ,i.ht coIorci hat" and who is Of
n.I,,k complexion, with dark hair" wasi in
W.Il.bnrg la., Saturday representing
bim.clfn, ocss.gathcrer for this paper.
We have only TO say that he is fraud.
W, have no such person in our employ.
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CLEARFiELD pESS, September 27.-J,
Siney, President Of The Miners Nation
al Association, charged with conspiracy
in connection with the miners strike Of
Last spring, was tried to-day. A large
number Of witnesses were in attendance
The defendant ia represented by Judge
Barrett, Of ClearReld, j. W. Hughes and
Lin Bartholomew, Of Schuylkill county,
and ex-senator Carpenter, of Wisconsin
all Of whom were present.
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ITALY.

ROME, September 27.-Yestertlay a
copy Of note received from COnovas de
CastelIO during his premiership was dis.
patched to Cardinal Simeoni, the Pnpnl
NunciO at Madrid, from the Vatican.
This note promises re.establi'hment Of
the cOncOrdat.
Cardinal McClOskey had long confer.
cncc with Cardinal AntOnelli yesterday.
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\ Catholic Priest Arrested on n
Charge OI Rape.

MONTREAL, September 27.- Able
Joseph Chabert, prominent Catholic
Ecclesiastic Principal Of the Government
School Of Art and Design, was arrested
on Saturday evening on a charge Of rape
committed on girl named Josephine
Benuchamp, aged Is years, at hi. rooms.
He was committed for further investiga-
tion,
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Dird from her InInrics.

CHICAGO, September 27.-It has just
been learned that Mrs. Norton, vile Of
Judge Norton, editor Of the Dallas TEX }
In,eUigenter, died at St. Luke's Hospital,
this city, yesterday. It will be remem.
bered that she came here with her hu1.
band on the excursion Of Texas editors,
and had an arm taken off by the cars
which ran over her.
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DEABoDY INSURANCE COMPANY.


WIIKKLlNUl ", va April 2 lS76 I
The Charter Of the Fire and Marine Insurance
Company Of Wheeling eXpIted April isi, 1873, and
la InCI Iprc,l fire business has beeh tenSured by
the I'eIb6,ly Insurance Company Of Wheeling, W.
Va as shown by the Resolution and Certificate an.
neGGd hereto All claims iOr loss or damage that
may UcCur after u O'Clock ~, April ls, 1875, under
any nfc policy Issued by the Fire aud Marine In.
SlifanCe Company, and In force, will In adjusted
and settled by the PeabOly Insurance Company.
J. V. l.. RODGERS,
Secretary.
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A Mother IOiSOnS Herself aud
Her Three children.

WEArHERsFiELD, VT, September 27.
The wife Of Ehenezcr Dinsmore poison
ed herself and her three children this
afternoon during the absence Of her hus.
band. The youngest eight years old, is
dead. 1t is thought the others will re.
cover.
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LITTLE Rock, September 27.-In
drunken row u few miles below here on
Saturday night white man named Stan.
ley Johnson was shot aud fatally wounded.
Another, colored man, was dangerously
niurpI
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MILWAUKEE, September 27,-In the
Circuit Court to-day in the suit Of George
Reed Is. the Wisconsin Central Railroad
and trustees, the injunction against the
sale Of the balance Of the bonds in the
hands Of the eompany was dissolved.