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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-03-12
Railroad Time Tables.
Northern Central Railway.

Northern Central Railway.
Taking Eject Nossabsr si, 1850.
TRAINS LEAVE BALTIMORE, CITY TINE,
AS FOLLOWS:
Mall Train, daily, except Sunday, west 7.so A. ~.
Chicago and Cibcinnati Exp, daily. 0.ls A. N.
Niagara Express, daily, except Sunday e.is A. n.
Fast Line, daily, laos y. N
Lock Haven and Watkins Express, ex-
ecpt Sunday .......I2.05 p. N.
Pittsburg Express, daily, exet Sunday. ESQ p. n.
Cincinnati Express, daily io4s p. N.
E.is Mail aud Buffalo Express, except
saturday ......Io.45 r. n.
Partition Accommodation $50, $50 p. N. x.Sunday
Ccckeysyillc Accommodation $50 and lI.3oA A. N.
40, s, 10 and ii.so p. NJ. On Sunday, $50
IOP.M
For Gettysburg and Hanover 7.so A. n.
For Cumberland Valley Railroad, 100, 9.iS
A. NJ. and i2.05.P. n.
and $50 p. NJ.
TRAINS ARRIVE FROM THE WEST
7.ss A: NJ, $50 p. ~, daily CTS p. NJ, sx-
eept Sunday and Monday.
FROM THE NORTH.
I.5S A. NJ, daily, except Mondays CTS and $50
y. NJ, except Sunday.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-03-12

fsw casesof Cottons, lightly soiled under price.
bargains In New York Mills and Utica Wide
Shectings. Bargains In wamsutta, Davoes, Utica,
New York Mills and Fruit Of tho Loom Yd.-widc
Muslins. All the above lower than you can buy
them elsewhere. Elegant 81 Blcachcd Muslins
l2lc., regular price I6ac. bargains In 81 New
York Mills and Utica Musiins. Bargains In 6.l
pnnuot nfeached Must;as
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-03-12
WEsLEY's STAGE LINE.
BET. TowsoNTowN AND LUrHRRvILLR.

On and amer Wednesday, December lst, 1sso,
Stages will run from Towsontown 10 Luthervilie,
insisad Of 10 Riders, a. heretofore, 90 follows:
LEAVE COURT HOUSE a $40 and $40 p. n.
Arrive Il Baltimore 81 AIS and CTS p. NJ.
LEAVE BALTIMORE 81 7.3o and $50 A. ~,
and $50 and $50 p. n.
F0R HARRISBURG AND WAY STATIONS,
Lsavs Towvontown ID ITO A. N.
Round Trip Tickets, 90 csntsi Single Tickets,
20 cents.
Nsv.a7.-sf) WA. WESLEY, Proprietor.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-03-12
Reliable Goods & One Price.
Neal, Armstrong; Co.
Leaders ofLow Prices,
WILL ovvER TINE voLLowIss
BARG AIM
DURING THE COMING WEEK:

DthiNd THE COMlN6 WEEK:
few cases Cottons, lightly soiled under price.
bargains In New York Mills aud Utica Wide
Sheetings. Bargains In wamsutta, Davoes, Utica,
New York Mills and Fruit Of tho Loom Yd.-widc
Musins. All the above lower than you can buy
them elsewhere. Elegant 81 Blcached Muslins
l2lc., regular price i6ic. bargains In 81 New
York Mills and Utica Muslins. Bargains In O.
Pcquot Beached Musiins.
PRINT DEPARTMENT..
Cases Prints, &c., &C., 6ic. Cases Ginghams, &c.
12ic. Goods. All the new Zanzibar, Damasse and
Fancy Plaid Ginghams. Elegant new style Lawns.
DRESS GOODS.
Navy Blus Bun,ings, half wool, Toe. Largo 10,
Of Wool Dress floods reduced 20 Toe. Plain Al
paca Lustres ut Toe. Elegant dray Beiges, half
wool, in herring bone effects, I2ic. 80 Pieces
Nearly All-wooi English Cloth Suitings, In Checks
Light Weight and Spring Colors, ijc.. never be-
fore sold under 2Jc. 20 Pieces more of those Pin
Head Checks at zee. 30 Pieces Double Width
Cashmere at 2oc.-all the new Cameo. Aigeni.
Kulotte and Marco Shades. 10 Pieces more Of
those All-wool Debciges ut zoe. Real French Or
Candle and Jaconet Lawns reduced from 2jc. and
31le. TO i2lc.
REAL LINEN LAWNS.
200 Pieces New Styles, this Springs lmpor,a.
cents. These arc very Cheap Goods.
BLACK GOODS.
Bargains In Black cashmeres from nice All
Wool at SIZE. up 10 finest Goods at Si.20. black
Iron Grenadines at i2lc. Black Pure Mohairs
and Alpaca at about half prices. 2S.ineh Black
All-wool Monies ut Csc. 52.iprh d., at 50c.-
Black Drocade Grenadines nc 51c., reduced from
81. Black silk and Wool Grenadines at 75c., re-
duced from e.. 20 Pieces Fancy Black Dress
Goods. in Armurc effects. all now, at i2lc.-war-
ranted All-wool Filling These cannot be bought
to-day under 20 cents.
SUITS a. wRAPS-New Goods.
90 AiI-wooI Suits at si2. IS Walking Jackets
at $3.7j. so listers, Spring Weights, at St.25.-
Closing Balance OF $3.50 SIX Suits for SIS. BAR
saias In Bveeade Satin aud silk Suits, Cashmere
Springs manufacture.
SILK DEPARTMENT.
Large lot Of Remnants Of colored Silks TO be
closed out at prices ranging from zoe. to 81 per
yard, cost from 81 20 $3.50. Plain Colorcd silks,
Satin de Lyon. Black Satin dc Lyon from 81 and
$l.i2i mp 20 Finest. Black Satin Merveileux ut
$3.50. Black Satin, Black Surah. 81 Black Silks
Cheapest foods In the Country.
LINEN GOODS.
Blcached Damask and Loom Damask at I0c..
Soc, Csc, 7jc. and 81. 1000 Dozen l9x3s Huck
Towels at 12le. 500 Dozen 25x50 Huck Damask
Towels II Zoe, &c TAH f
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
Skirts from soc. TO 81. Night Dresses from SOC.
20 90. Chemises from 2Se. 70 ~. Drawers from
25c. 10 50.
HAND-EMBR0IDERED FRENCH UNDER
WEAR.
Ask for our French chemise, $50.
MAGNIFICENT STOCK EMBROIDERIRs.
Nainsook and Swiss. Bias and Straightforward
Bargains.
HOSIERY,
All Kinds, Prices and Sizes.
BUTTONS, PRINCES, PAssEMENTERIEs,
RUcHINGs, SOAPS, COMBS, &C.
NEAL, ARMSTRONG & CO.,
Baltimore & Holiday sts.,
Yov.27.y. BALTIMORE. Nh.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-02
MAUD 8.
Her Recent Lameness Not or
Any Consequence.

Her Recent Lameness Not or
Any Consequence.
New YoRE, September l.-Mr. @. ID.
House. the veterinary surgeon who was
called to attend Maud S. during her re-
cent lameness in Hartford, Conn, was
found in his office, No. 1881 Broadway.
He said: 81 was summoned to Maud
s.. stable on Friday, August 22d. |
found the mares right leg slightly swol-
len, and an examination showed that
she must have caught the outside oil
her toe and gone over on 1t, strainlng
the tissue on the outside OF the leg. The
swelling was between the hook and the
ankle. The injury was all supernclai,
and in less valuable horse would not
be regarded as serious. 1t was certainly
not permanent, and there was hardly
any soreness or lameness. | first ap-
piled simply cold water, and, ordinarily
speaking, this would have been sutti::
cient remedy, but with the Queen oil
the Turf determined to make assur-
ance doubly sure, 80, as soon as the
swelling had diminished, treated the
leg with wormwood and arnica. This
was to stimulate the injured part. when
came away from Hartford on Monday
the mare seemed to have completely
recovered. Still, one can't be too care
full in such cases, and it is possible that
Captain Stone, who manages her, may
decide not to trot her again this season.
He is very careful and is an admirable
Judge OF a horse. Maud s. is a noble
animal. She is a good trotter and
beauty. Men talk OF her record being
beaten in the future, and 1t is more than
possible that she may cut 1t down
little herself, but l doubt very much
whether her superior will ever pc seen.
Of all the trotters in the world she IS
my fayorite. She is as sound to day as
when she was toaled.. She passes over
the turf as smoothly as ball, stepping
boldly and proudly, but she is kind,
gentle and docile as human being, in.
deed, q great deal kinder gentier and
more docile than many human beings
Nothing could justify any carelessness
in her treatment, and, you may rest
assured that whether she trots again
this season or otherwise, every injury
she has suffered, however slight it may
seem, will be thoroughly repaired before
she is called to exert herself again on
the turf"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-02
CAPITAL CHIPS.
Still Harping Upon Garfield's Inability to
Perform His constitutional Duties.

Still Harping Upon Garfield's Inability to
Perform His Constitutional Duties.
WASHINGTON, Sept. l.-Now that con.
fiIence in the Presidents recovery is
being restored the subject of executive
business is again discussed, and in con-
nection with ititis probable and feasable
that Gen. Arthur be called upon to act
as President until President Garfield
sufficiently recovers to resume his exec
utive duties. The fact cannot we'll be
overlooked that in every department Of
the government there are matters in
stdiu quo that required the action OF the
chief executive. How long they can re.
main 80 without positive detriment to
the public interest is question that
must soon be met, although 1t is posi-
lively known that no meeting OF the
cabinet has been held or called to dis
cuss the subject. 1t is acknowl.
edged by the cabinet off,
GERS that several informal exchanges
of opinion has been INDUCED in, and it
has been found that grave differences
exist as to the wisdom OF such steps
The President, nevertheless, thinks
much upon the subject, no better evi.
dence being needed than the fact that
during his recent delirium his incoher-
ent utterances were constantly and en-.
tirely in relation to public matters, and
il is feared his recovery might be Be-
riously retarded by the knowledge that
it was deemed necessary for another TO
perform his constitutional duties. Ii is
safe to say that the step will not be ad.
vised by the Cabinet at present.
Public Debt Statement.
WASHINGTON, September l.-6 per
cent. bonds extended, sl7S,055. $50; 5
per cent. bonds extended, $400, ,6S4, $50
5 per cent, Sol, ,304,9 900; Al per cent,
$3.50 ,OOO, 900; per cent, S73S, 703, 40
re,undihg certificates, s6i4,900; Navy
Pension fund, $l4,0O0,000; total coin
bonds. 81 1908, ,S42, 800; matured debt,
Sl4, ,l9S, ,665; legal tenders, S346, 74l ,O76;
certificates of deposit, 80 ,6s5 600; gold
and silver certificates, SO2, ,979,2 frac'
tional currency, s., 7,O9S,554
Total. without interest, S426, 4i3, ,S65
total debt, S2,O45,0S5. $50; total interest
sl2, 2,S53,026
Cash in treasury, S24O, ,49S, ,7ss; debt
less cash in treasury, Sl,Sl6, ,339. .567
Decrease during August, sl4: ISL .22l
Decrease since June 80, 1881, S24, ,259,
pa.
Current Liabilities Interest due and
UNPAID, 50, ,526, $40; debt on which inter
est has ceased, $l4,l9S, eos; Interest
thereon. $500 9iS; gold and silver certi
ficates, So ,979, ,231; United States notes
held for redemption OF certificates o.
deposit, $9,625, 900; cash balance ayaila
BILE Angus. 1st, $3.50, 1855 Total $40,
49S, ,7SS.
Available Assets-Cash in Treasury
s., 40, 49S, 7SS; bonds issued to Pacific
rellway companies, interest PAYABLE il
awful money, principal outstanding
S64, ,623 ,5l2; interest accrued and not yet
paid, $685. interest paid by United
States, S5l, ,467 ,272; interest repaid BY
companies by transportation service
Sl4, AL ,7l9; by cash payment, 5 per CEN
Of earnings, 1855, 1873; balance OF interest
paid by United States, $50, $40, 1853.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-02
YOUNGSTOWN
A Preacher In a Bad Role
Another Case of the Same


Another Case of the Same
Kind.
YOUNGSTOWN, September Rev.
Gordon Mackey, pastor OF the Little
Brown NJ. P. church, was arrested yes
terday forenoon charged with shooting
with intent to kill JEFF Meals. Mackey
is a sensational preacher. He isa a single
man, and has boarded with Meals, who
lived in the parsonage. Meals for some
time has been jealous OF Mackey and his
pretty wife. They have been quarrel.
ing between them, until last night blows
were exchanged, and Mackey got a pair
of black eyes. Mackey and Mrs
Meals succeeded in ejecting Meals
from the parsonage, and he slept in the
CT urch, Mrs. Meals, it Is said, remain.
ing in the house with Mackey. This
morning Meals tried to get into the
house, and fight ensued, during which
Mackey fred two shots at Meals, neitb-
er taking effect The trial was TO be
had yesterday afternoon, but was post,
poned until tomorrow. This affair ere.
ates the greatest excitement throughout
the city. There are rnmors OF some
very sensational developments.
Jim Holland, a coiored brick.layer,
returned from work tonight and found
a man in his bedroom with his vile.
He tried to kill both bis wife and her
paramour, but they escaped, and he
chased them q long distance through
the streets. He caught his wife and
dragged her back home, and Is now
hunting the man, bent on taking his
life. She is white, and used to be
known as Mary French.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-02
sTEUBENVILLE
The Irondale Iron Works Order
ed Sold.

SrEuBESyILLE, September The Dis
trict Court met in this city this after
noon, and issued an order OF sale in the
Irondsle Iron Works case, which has
been in litigation long time. The or
der Of distribution gives general salts
faction, and is as follows: One-fourth OF
the proceeds to John Harter, OF Ali.
auce, for the Bank OF Alliance, and
Joseph W. Gillespie, who holds his
stock; s. 900 with interest, to McNabe,
of New York, in note; Walter, of Pitts
buryh, $l7 500, (the amount he paid
when he purchased the works with
interest, but $500 TO be deducted on
account OF the damage done the works
by his commencing to wreck them;
SS6ll. 40 with interest TO Vim. o. Cole,
assignee of the Empire Fire Insurance
Company, of Wheaton, Ill, and the re-
mainder to be divided between Pulling,
OF Chicago, and Walter, Of Pittsburgh.
The court was not unanimous in this
last proposition, the minority holding
that Walter bad all he Was entitled to
when he got his $l7,5O0 minus the
s. 500 for damages. This is one Of the
most complicated cases ever tried ut
any court, and it is TO be hoped it is now
finally settled.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-02
STRANGE SUICIDE.
Determined to Shuttle off the
Mortal Coil.

DETROIT, September l.-Quite re
markable case of suicide occurred few
miles from Ithica, Gratial county, this
State, on Sunday last. A man by the
name of Martin Walker, living on
a small farm there, formerly prosper
Gus stock raiser in California, but six
teen years ago, came East and FIVE
wears ago settled on the place OF his
last residence. Drink and gambling
were his besetting sins. Last June he
went into field Invested himself OF his
clothes, set FIRE to bush heap, placed
4 gun to his head aud snap
ped it three times without
discharging it, intending to kill himself,
and allowed his body to fall on the
burning pile. Sunday last he carried a
similar attempt at suicide into effect:
He was found with the top OF his head
completely blown of and his naked
body, partly burned, on blazing heap
of brush, which he had kindled. He
left letters announcing his determine
ton.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-02
A HEN TURKEY
Caused q Bloody Affray Near
Dover, Iowa.

DEs MONIES, Iowa, Sept IA few
years ago two neighbors named Hall and
Brown, living near Dover, Chickasaw
caunty, had dispute over hen turkey
and since that trivial difference bad
blood has existed, resulting twice in q
coat OF tar and feathers for Hall, the
burning OF a field OF fax, and an attempt
to murder one OF the Browns while in
he'd at night, bullet from a revolver
coming through the window and lodging
in a bed post. Last Sunday while
Browns boys were on their way 70
Sunday school, they were met by old
man Hall armed with sritle, who threat.
ened to shoot them il they crossed line
he had made in the highway near bis
place. The boys retreated but returned
with reyolvers. In the meantime Hail
had been reinforced, and az the Brown
boys reached the dead line yolley WAS
fired and returned. About forty shots
were fred. Hall was shot clear through
the lungs and body and died. Three OF
the Brown boys are wounded and may
Iia
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-02
OHIO STATE FAIR.
A Brilliant Day-Distinguished
Gnpsta

Columns, O., September lit is es.
timated that 1000 persons visited the
State fair TO day and the cash receipts
for tickets at the gates are grea'er than
upon any previous day during the ex
istence OF the Ohio State Board Of Agri.
culture. No serious accidents are re-
ported.
The running race, mile heats, two in
three for a 1900 purse. divided, had
seven starters. The race was won by
Lilly Dale; second money by Capt.
Flaherty. lime l:46, l:46i, :4S.
The trotting race, for the three minute
class, $500 divided, eleven starters, was
won easily by Will Benham, a local
horse, which has been in the trainers
hands but few months. Time s:30 in
each three heats.
Governor Foster visited the State
Fair to day and made brief non pollti'
cal address to the large assembly. The
officers OF the Northern Ohio Fair As.
sociation also spent the dav at the fair,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-02
THE WRECKED TEUTON.
Arrival of the Officers OF the
Vessel.

LONDON, September lin regard to
the wreck Of the steamer Tenton, near
Quoin Point, the company received q
telegram announcing that another boat
with the second, third and fourth off
GERS, three seamen, two firemen and one
coolie has arrived at Simonstown. The
occupants believe that another boat,
with thirty women and children, may
still arrive. The st Q uer Danube gees
in lsearch OF the survivors. The com.
pany hope the loss Of life is not so great
as at first estimated. They believe that
about fifty passengers for Kugna were
landed at Capetown to proceed to their
destination in q smaller steamer. Most
OF the passengers were emigrants.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-02
Gas Explosion.

DETROIT, September IAN explosion
in the gas house OF the Cutter House,
at Grand Haven, this forenoon, tore the
building to atoms. and probably fatally
injured Charles Gutter, brother OF ID.
Cutter, owner Of he House. J. II
Spires was badly hurt, and will proba.
bly, lose an arm, il not his lie. Howard
Roseburn and the engineer were injuI-
cd, but not seriously. The other dam
aoe and loRs Vas slight
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-02
Louisville Industrial Exhibition.

LOUISVILLE, September Louisville
opens her ninth industrial exhibition on
September 9th, and closes October 23rd
All available space has been taken by
exhibitors and the displays will in every
respect be superior 10 those OF previous
years. Rates have been made with all
lines of travel leading to the city for eI.
cursions. The art gallery is one OF the
finest in the country. Gov. Blackburn
and other prominent people will partic,
ipate in the opening exercises next Tues
day night.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-02
A Convent In Ashes.

MnwAuKEK, September IA special
TO the Republican from Manatowie, Wis. 4,
says: During a heavy thunder storm
that prevailed there last night, the large
convent at Silver Lake was struck by q
thunderbolt and was soon in ashes
About eighty persons we're in the build
ing at the time and all escaped without
injury. Loss, about $65, 900; insured
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-02
FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.

zululand stin in state Of Disturbance.
LONDON, September IA dispatch
from Durham says: Affairs in Zululand
are causing much anxiety. Sir Z. Wood
will hold q meeting with the chiefs.
The dlscontent and disturbances are
chronic. Several head chiefs are march.
ing through the country with large
armed followings-
A Million Dollar Blazs.
LONDON, September 1.-The wine and
spirit warehouse at IS Cheapside, the
India rubber warehouse OF P. B. Cowhill
& Co., Broad street, and . building in the
same streec were burned to-day. LOS
81 900, coo.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-02
Did II For Fun.

TOMBSTONE, A. T., September LIN
Ramsay's Canyon, this county q thir-
teen-year old girl informed her iA,her
that in passing a Msxicsn SOOd cutting
camp she had been insultAd by .
Mexican boy. A party "l n"u went to
the camp and compelled the Aexicans.
nine in number, to whip the hoy With
knosted rSwhide thongs, rIsa Ia y in
death few hours later. The gih sub
seQuentlY SAID her story Was not true,
but was tOld for fun. Retaliation is
feared from the Mexican side.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-02
A Thoughtful Express Messenger.

SAN Francisco, September 1.-Furth-
er sdvices regarding the attempt to rob
the overland train adds nothing to the
previously reported facts, except that on
the approach OF the robbers the express
messenger put out the lights, secured
the doors OF the car and armed himself,
and the robbers, finding that the at
tempt at surprise had failed, left hasti-
ly in a wagon which they had in wait
ing. Oficers are securing the country
in t,u,suit
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-02
A Po,n, In Favor of the Electric Light

NEw YoRK, september l.-Wm. A.
Anderson, OF the Mercantile Insurance
Company, and chairman of the commit
tee appointed by the Board OF Under
writer's to investigate the danger OF hre
from electric light wires, said, this morn
ing, that the commissioners had become
Convinced that If the electric wires were
properly insulted there was less danger
by tire from electricity than from leaky
sas mains and kerosene.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-02
TUNIs.
Refused to Assist tho French.

Refused to Assist tho French.
TUsIs, September l.-General Cor.
reard, whose column was attacked by
Arabs at Sourki, was compelled TO re.
treat. He asked the cooperation OF .
Tunisian colonel who was in the vicini
ty with FIVE hundred men, but the Tu-
nlsian officer refused, saying he had no
instructions to that effect.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-02
Crook in the Tolls

ST. LOUIS, September l.-C. h: Keel
er. treasurer OF the st. Louis Carbon
Works, was arrested in East St LOUIS
last evening, and taken to Believille,
the county seatot Clare county, on q
charge of fraudulently drawing drafts
and issuing notes to the amount ofabout
$1,000. - 4.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-02
Attempt 10 Wreck q Train.

SAN Francisco, September L. An
attempt was made to throw yesterdays
east bound express train from the
track near Colfax, for the purpose of
robbery. The rail was removed and .
portion OF the train derailed. No one
was hurt and the attempted robbery
was unsuccessful.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-02
OBITUARY.
BENJAMIN Israel Butler.

BosroS, Sept l.-BeBjamin Israel
Butler, aged q, son OF Gen. B. F. But
ler, died TO day OF kidney disease. He
was q graduate Of West Point, class OF
76, served in Texas in the Ninth cav
airy, and later was admitted to the bar
in New York and Masszch Hsetts.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-02
Tn. New B go. Elevator.

BALrlMoRE, September The Balti-
more and Ohio railroad company open
their new elevator for the reception OF
grain or Monday next, adding l,sOO, ,0oO
bushels to Q storage capacity, and Will
not increase the storage rates, as there
viii be no danger OF q blockade.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-02
Death by Drowning.

BRIDGEPORT, Cesx., September L.
James Mooney and Bernard Leavy we're
drowned to-day while attempting TO 90
through the flood gate OF Yellow Mill
PJnd. They each leave swidow and
children.