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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-04
ASKING TOO MUCH.
Pittsburgh Poor Receiving Aid From
Wheeling People.

tllSOuEsh GOOl -AAN AStA
Wheeling People.
During the time OF the Fair here a
woman and four little children appeared
at the Mcclure House and remained
over night. The next morning almost
penniless she left the hotel and walked
the streets of the city for day or two,
not knowing what TO do or where to go
She bore all the exterior marks OF re-
spectabilIty and good breeding, and
her extreme want and poverty
evidently were terribly humiliating TO
her. Her necessities and those
OF her little ones finally COM
PEELED her to make application TO
some ladies whom she met and they di-
rected her TO Mrs. J. J. Jones, one OF the
managers of the Children's Home. To
Mrs. Jones she related her story. She
said she had been living in Pittsburgh
with her husband, who WAS in business
there, but he had become embarrassed
i'll some way and the result was that
their home had been broken
up and the mother and children
compelled to leave the city. MIS-. Jones,
touched by the story OF the wretChed
women, and moved more by the suffer.
ings of the helpless little ones, took
them all in charge. Three Of the chill
dren were placed in the Home, on Thir-
teenth street, while the mother and the
remaining child were provided with
board and lodging at the expense OF
their benetaCtress, and in this manner
they have been cared for ever
since. A few days ago while in
Dt,tohnrnh M,s I,nns aullnl
upon b" very well dressed, good
looking Young man, who said he was
the husband OF the lady in Wheeling,
and father OF her children. He had
good watch and chain, gold sleeve AMI
bosom buttons, and looked the well.fed,
well-kept gentleman OF the world. He
told Mrs. Jones that he had been
arrested for embezaling money from his
employees, but had been acquitted OF the
charge in the Courts, and was now free,
but as vet had not been able to get
work. He said nothing about making
an effort 10 reclaim his family, or do any
thing for them. 1t has now transpirei
that he even sent TO his wife to lend him
tive dollars to bring him down to this
city, but so lar she has not RENTED
The man is evidently q goOd-tor-roth.
ing fellow, and if he puts in an appear.
ance here should be taken up under the
vagrant act and the family provided ior
in the usual manner by the proper
authorities, for under the circumstances
their keeping is an imposition not only
upon the Home but also upon the pr.
vate parties who have so generoUslyipro
vided for them.
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The Cold Feeders Strike.

There was largely attended meeting
OF the "cold feeders IN the market
house hall yesterday afternoon Mr.. NJ.
Madden, OF the Belmont mill, presided,
while Mr.. Reynolds acted as secretary.
The President said the object of the
meeting was to effect an organization Of
all the cold iron feeders OF the mills TO
take part in the strike. Resolutions
were adopted declaring their demand
Just and equitable and declaring their in.
tention to remain ont on a strike until
their demand was conceded. Resolu-
tons were also adopted asking the hot
feeders to assist them in the strike by
keeping boys from learning to feed, after
which the meeting adjourned TO meet at
the same place Saturday, November 9TH,
at which meeting all the hot feeders
sre invited to attend,
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INDIVIDUAL ITEMS.

Pertinent Points Concerning People
DR.. Camden is sick with typhoid lever.
Miss A. Virginia Hupp has returned
from visit to Pittsburgh.
DIR. J. g. Hupp is out again after a
very long and serious sickness.
Roland l.. Taylcure, representing r.
= Chauirau, is at the Mcclure.
Miss Jennie fancy and Master Willie
Brice are very sick with typhoid fever
at the residence OF Captain Brice.
IN the Sixth ward.
y. VI Bennett. ESQ, one OF the prom
luent attorneys of the Gilmer Circuit,
and clever gentleman, is stopping at
the -. James, on professional business.
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Tribute q Respect,
TO the officers end Members OF La Be-


To the officers end Members OF LoBdh
LOdys No. ,, /. y. OF L. w.:
Your committee appointed to draft
resolutions OF respect TO our late broth
er, J. y. CharnoCk, respectfully beg
leave to offer the following:
WHEREAS, Almighty God has, in His
infinite wisdom, been pleased to remove
from our midst our beloved brother,
j. y. CharnoCk, We, his associates,
through deep sense OF gratitude to
the departed, deem it fitting to the ira
ternal esteem in which We have ever
held him by Offering some token OF re-
speCt to his memory. Therefore, be it
ReSOircd, That this Lodge has lost a
good and kind brother member, and
that We deeply mourn our loss in sub
mission to the will OF Our Father,
whose wisdom is above all.
R'&Dircd. That IN this their hour Of
most painful bereavement, We tender
the family OF the deceased our sincere
coincidence, hoping they may find con-
soation il the conviction that their
sad bereavement may be his precious
gain; thata" allwise Providence doeth all
things well, and that the atfectionate
son and kind brother OF earth has found
eternal peace and happiness in the en-.
joyment OF blessed Immortality.
RcSoirrd, That the foregoing be entered
upon the minutes, and as a further
mark ofrespect that copy OF the same
be transmitted to the family OF the de.
ceased, and that copy be published in
the daily papers.
WV HASTINGS,
c. ID. THOMPSON,
WM. /. BENDER,
CDDtvjftgy
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THE CIIANIRAUS.
OFINTERESr 10 LOVERS OF TIE
WEED.
Helmbright's New Stand in the Regis
Ter" Building-A Card to Smokers.

Helmbright's New Stand in the Regis
Ter" BuildIng-A Card to Smokers.
Mr.. l.. II. He!mbright, the prominent
and popular manufacturer OF cigars and
dealer in smokers goods has now moved
INTO bis handsome new store in the new
LEICESTER building at No. 1927 Market
street. His many friends have followed
him and the general public will thank
rs for directing them 10 this smokers
HEADQUARTERS. There has been Consid-
cradle newspaper comments and quar-
rels OF late with reference as 10 who is
making the best cigars in this market,
but this notice is not written to invite
any controversy. The statement is
simply made that at Helmbright's will
be found cigars of his own and other
makes which will be found inCompara-
bic in quality and flavor. With full
line OF the best makes OF tobaccos and
smokers goods no patron ever goes
away from this cosy little parlor dlssat-
istieG. On the contrary he will declare
with us that Helmbrght's cigars have
no peers anywhere. Users OF the weed
drop III and convince yourselves, and
remember that as the holidays are APP
preaching a box OF good cigars or a nice
pipe is the most acceptable present that
can he made 10 gentleman friend.
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Just
JUST. Ce.
itIfc:p ~ "a. Register.

Ififpt ~ NI" Register.
WHEELrNG, November ).
In looking over an issue of your
paper, dated November lst, We observed
an article styled Nail Feeders Strike, y
which was not thoroughly explained.
We are not striking against the manu-
iacturers nor anything unjust outside Of
this market.
The manufacturers pay rs much for
making mails in tins market as any
where else, therefore We demand the
same price for cutting them. Again the
manufacturers pay iorIy.three cents for
making 6i nails cold, and the Majors
claim they paw one fourth when they
pay two cents to the feeder for cutting
them, which is Il little more than two
tiiths. NAIL FEEDERs.
The REGIsrES has already published
precisely what the above communica-
ton sets forth, Int repuhlishes it in
order that all may fully understand the
inwarduess of the strike.
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A W heeliug Man Killed.

MIR. James Bellville, OF this city. re-
ceiyed telegram last night iron Pitts
Uursh which conveyed the sad intelli
geuce that his brother-in-law James
Vail had fallen from the bridge oil the
Pittsburgh. Fort Wayne and Chicago
road over the Allegheny river and been
killed. Mr.. Vail was well known here
and his friends will be sorry to hear of
his death. He belonged to Black Prince
Lodge OF knights Of Pythias.
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A Pleasant Serenade.

Towards the "wee small hours last
night az the REGISTER was driving its
indeiatigable Faber, it was startled by
a call at the telephone. fastening to
the instrument, the scribe was
greeted by the sound of music,
ami Tor some time enjoyed quite
a pleasant serenade. The musicians
Messrs. Charles and George Larkin and
Ed. Lewis, at Larkin's store. The scribe
rejects with Indignation the suggestion
that, on the principle that distance
lends enchantment to the view,' dis
lance added harmony to the music OF
these gentlemen last evening.
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The letter ccIIjrrs ut Ia" city
last evening presented 10 Mr..
\. VI Ha;G.us, a'r general
delivery CLERK oi IA, Whrrling post
office. q beautiful testimonial OF their
apprrclation ut cuuri,.sirs shown them
bv Mr.. Ii. in the past. Il consisted OF a
handsome and costly gnIj pen and Eol'-
er, with fine inSstaUd, paper weight,
mat, etc. The presentation speech Was
made by Mr.. Ralph Whitehead, carrier
No 1. Mr.. Harkins was takyu complete.
" by surprise, hut responded in Il brief
speech expressing great qualification al
this evidence OF the kindly feeling OF the
Wheeling carriers.
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W eayher lndleatons.

WASuNuTON. November :, \. NJ
For he Tennessee AMI Nhlo Valleys.
slightly warmer. iAir weather, south To
southwest wiuds, und slowly falling bar
Ometer.
For the Lower Lake region, westerly
winds, occasional hight snow, followed
by fair weather, winds shifting 10 south
erly, slowly rising temperatures, and in
the western portion falling barometer
Iuriuv liz. Vav.
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Sp ECIAb NOTICE.
'I'ae Best Thing Ever Placed Before the
Public
WV. HASTINGS,
G. ID. THOMPSON,
WM. /. BENDER,
COMMITTEE

'Iee Best Thing Ever Placed Before the
Public
UNION Mills, FLUEIASNA Co., Va,
April ,, 1881. !
Laughln Bros. & Co:
GESTLEMEN'-Plsase send me at once
six dozen oil your Worm Syrup. Toe
cures are wonderful, and it is the best
vermiiuge ever placed before the public.
One bottle brought l03 worms from one
child, aud in three other cases from 90
10 IS worms. The children had been
poor and feeble for eighteen months, and
sre now in good health.
Respectfully yours,
DUDLEY K. BosToS.
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Just received, "a complete line
of Silver VI 3ITe of the latest de
signs. To which W. invite the
in peyiieU al the public.
MILLER ~ F'rstHEhein.
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Fie BEST I ISiprette or walk
ing Jari,T. ever sold for 5000,
nI I.arl>in'~ Peoples Dry Goods
House. HOO and 10 west side
Main street
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Incredible.

F. A. Scratch, druggist, Ruthven,
ont writes - have the greatest
confidence in your BCRDoCE Blood Bit
TyRs. In one case with which I am
personally acquainted their success was
almost incredible. One lady told me
that half dozen bottles did her more
,nod than hundreds of dollars worth OF
snedicine she hai previously taken.
price 81 co, trial size 10 ceuets. Laugh
lin Bros. x Co, agents, Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-04

Nem Choice; Goods coming in
every dap a! billions JeWciry
AlnFp.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-04

Go to YOUR druggist Tor Mrs, Free
mans New National Dyes For bright
ness and durability OF color, they are
uoexcelled. Color from to > pouuds.
Directions in English and German. Price
Is cents.
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Cheap Rate TO Chicago and the Northwes st
via Panhandle Route Tuesday, N OVEN
Der Sth, lSSl-rickets Good for Ten
Days.
Encouraged by the patronage in form
er years, the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and
St Louis Railway Company Pan
Handle EOute-announce that its low
rate Fail Excursion to Chicago and the
Northwest will be run on Tuesday,
November Sth. Is tickets will be good
Tor ten days, exCursionists will have
ample time to see the great city OF Chi
cago or visit friends and relatives in the
Northwest. In purchasing excursion
tickets, our friends should bear in mind
that by the Pan. Handle Route adequate
accommodations will he provided, that
cars will run through from all principal
points, that connectiona are made in
Union Depots, and further, that the
Pan Handle Route is the shortest line.
Excursion train will leave Wheeling at
500 A. NJ arriving at Chicago at $50
the following day. Fare for round trip,
$500 only. For further Information
address J. VI. B"'leviiip, Agent L. W. X
Ky. ner"r. at Wheeling, " Va, orJn"
Bailie, Ticket Agrut, City uhl"e. under
Mcl.ure House.
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Doctors Pills,

Any person whose blood and liver is
in good condition is all right, even in
the midst OF epidemics. This can be
noticed in the lie oil every one. Ii all
would avail themselves OF the advan.
tages of restoring and maintaining the
health OF the body there would be fewer
doctors bills and much less sorrow. The
one thing needful and the one recon-
mended above all others is found in
Simmons Liver Regulator, prepared by
J. Ii. Xeiin & Co The testimonials are
counted by the thousands and its merits
are undoubted.
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4. Esissial ~ bro,
iiO4 G. ii06 Main Street.
3IlDrrliu9 3{r9lstrr
LOCAL ;aTELLiGENcE.
lnde. to Nov Advyrusements

For observation-disclosures sidney.
Time Table - Wheeling and lin
Grroyc K 4.
Blank Books Jos ircJrcs.
Iost--mgI, Diamond Ring.
NrSh-rry' Grand LrnCa.
Surr..- auJ Festival NrstwOod's
tial
Wanted .,.iis~wg.Ser.
1--WE ED..us 20 1T j W. trrrrN.
ma ,rqtIat sfrrgrgugs I.1acn At the New
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
81 James Hotel, November }. 1881

ST James Hotel, November ;. 1881.
II England, Fits. l.. NJ. Hunter
Tom List. city, John l.. hmery,
e. H. Rose. city. l.. VI. Curpiptos.
J L. Neal, Parker.burg Frank Savage.
". Neal ParkerSburg Miss X. Redlnhni'
W.P. SlOlshary. Is. ~ q. ID. Gllhther,
s 4. TiggeS New York 4. Thompson
J. y. May, West Va ]. u. Cauly,
A r. FaTra, Columbus. Will II. Crisp anu vile"
: l. Weaver. Bait Miss Mary Madden,
g. l.. somers, Salt. Miss Young
W. II. Phlcgcr, Bait NJ. r. Mod!tSka
Geo COIer. Cincinnati. Chas r. Blake,
VS.. Mitchell, b. & o. l.. +. Mtynach,
g. II. Shinm, FairmOnt W. X. Ogden,
G. n. Robb. Parkersb'g Frank +: Leaning.
G. Rcsly CITY. u. W. Wilson, city.
VS.. JOttcm, Cambridge VI. BebOut, Wash ton co
.Ja, Hook, ST Louis WIS Mitchell, Is. Il q.
". Libbey, Pittsburgh. W. Kerr aud wife, Look
Mclaughlin ChiCa out Mountn R.R: Line
!. p. Wccuc, Dresden. &. 5. Alaen. Cleveland.
II W. CArtisS, Buffalo. VIC. XimmOns, Clev
D. Keith, Pittsburgh Col. A. Edwards, Ch 60
Mayos Dramatic Co Capt. d. Mckay, Oregon
Mark FOsbcrey, J q. Newton. \ Orleans
George ODER, 7. Boyd, Well,buH.
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GEN ERAL NARkETS.
LIVE; STOCK
CnIcago

CHICAGO, November THE Dro'e:,
/ .To,rnri bureau reports: Hogs-Receipts
| % 900 head; shipments 4 500 head; mar
| ket moderately active, unsettled and
! steady; mixed packing s. 50CE6 10;
medium or butchers 81 00(d6 20; light
= 10dj 90; CHOICE heavy 81 %9dG 20;
culls and grassers - 30to ) 80.
Cattle Receipts $500 head; ship.
ments 200 head; demand fair; market
unchanged: exports St 2jm1 81; medium
t. choice shipping s. 50@6 10; COM
mon to fair - 90; butchers steady;
common to fair 81 90d}3 90; good 10
choice IS 40Gi 90; stockers weak at
- SOFAS 90 feeders g 1904 90; rangers
steady; Texan cows - 50d)3 80; steers
& lOH4 90.
Sheep-Receipts 1900 head; ship.
ments 900 head; market dull and weak
particularly for common to medium AT
y G5G3 p: medium to good - 5Ot"
/ -. choice TO extra - 5OG1 -;
Montana sheep g 81
New York.
New YORK, November The Dro'|r&
Journal bureau reports: Beeves-lie-
ceipts 500 head no BUYERS in the mar:
ket; nominally .unchangedi dressed
beef dull and unsettled; reported sales,
- O0m7 90 Tor Texas and Colorado
sides; s. OOlalO 90 for native sides; eS.
ports i25 live cattle, 900 quarters OF
beef, 80 cdrcascs Of mutton and 80
dressed pigs.
Sheep Receipts $500 head; market
lifeless; IS 00(G5 30 tor poor TO extra
sheep. 81 50&6 % for lambs; best
dressed mutton IS O0GS 80; do lambs
- O069 90.
Swine-Receipts 1000 head; live hogs
dull at s. 4Oa6 40 per 100 pounds; city
dressed IS 00C1S 80.
Cincinnati.
CIScINSArI, November Hogs -
Active and firm; common and light
81 9O(G6 90; packing and butchers
IS 75@6 O5; receipts 800 head; ship.
ments $40 head.
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N eW York.
Cincinnati,

CIxcINSArI, November Hogs -
Active and tirm common and light
81 9OG6 90; packing and butchers
IS 75@6 O5; receipts 800 head; ship.
ments $40 head.
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MARRlkD.

REED ACCOMPLISHMENTS 3rd. at the resi-
dence OF tic brides parents, Newark, o., CHAs
B. REED, OF this city, and EMMA g. MOORE, OF
Newark.
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ras usual Merchants LLach atthe New
Kri,ure House Sample Rooms daily.
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ITEMS OF INDIVIDUALS.
Points Of Personal Interest and Notes o
Pannle

Points Of Personal Interest and Notes oil
People
Mrs. W. B. Bachman went to Ocean
Grove yesterday.
Mr.. f.. Ball returned yesterday, from
two weeks trip in the East.
Major J. V. L. Rodgers has returned
from a flying trip to Portsmouth.
Valentine Lange, OF Pittsburgh. is
visiting his brother n.law, Mr.. II. Sci
bert.
James b. Newman, clerk OF the Wet
zei Circuit Court, was in the city yes
terday.
Mr.. John Belerman, OF Detroit,
Mich, is visiting some oi his brother
druggists in this city.
Miss Teresa Philips, Of South Side,
is visiting in Stenbenville and will he
away several weeks.
The family OF Mr.. S. l.. Brice started
yesterday on a visit to friends in Ohio,
and will be gone couple of weeks.
Mr.. Daniel Peck is enjoying the
hreeze OF West Alexander. Deputy
Sheriff Mitchel's family il also there.
Rev. Rumpf, OF South Side, has gone
to Cincinnati 10 orcuy the pulpit OF one
OF the churches of that city, next sun.
day.
Misses Jennie fancy, LIZZIE Wright
III Martha Harper, OF South Side, left
y, t,rIay for athr6e weeks visit 10 CRAM
Jerry Summit.
Mes5rs. Cemmens, Master of Trans
portation OF the Baltimore and Ohio,
and johnson, Master Mechanic, were in
town yet terday.
Misses Ida Curtis, Julia Puryis,
Mamie Campbell and NIrgie Barclay,
four Bethany Young ladies', will to-day
be the guests Of Miss Fannie Quarter,
OF the South Side.
Miss Louise Maggie. OF Minneapolis, is
visiting friends in the city. This charm
in , young lady is the daughter OF Lam
bert Maggie, formerly CT this city, and
now connected with the Minneapolis
Free Press
That veteran and world renowned
Snowman Col Dan Rice, or as he is bet.
ter known, Uncle Dan, arrived in the
city yesterday, and paid this Office a
pleasant visit last evening. He ID as
full OF fun and as joilyas every. He is a
former Wheelingite, and his reminis-
ences are laughable and entertaining.
"Uncle Dan" is at the Mcclure. He left
his circus over in Ohio, and he is here
negotiating for steamboat. His idea
is to start river circus, and stop at the
river towns. He says il he should come
here and Council shonId not recognize
the charity he has extended towards the
city by giving him a free license, he
wouid never come here again. Give the
license by all means.
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GAINESVILLE BOILERS
Arrive in the City TO go to Work at the
Crescent but do Not-1he Reason.

Arrive in the City to go to Work at the
Crescent but do Not-1he Reason.
Yesterday. twenty two IInesvil!e
boilers with their helpers, arrived in the
city, with the object in view, OF filling
the places at the Crescent mill made
vacant by the strikers. But they found
some opposition and the better to show
their position. it might be well to review
the situation even il it has been done
before.
The Evansville boilers went out on the
4th OF last June, because their employ
ers refused 10 sign the scale. The Ores.
ent.mill men left some time since, be-
cause the weight OF the balls was IN
creased; their strike was an independent
one and not authorized by the associa.
ton. The matters at the mill have
been running along slowly, only about
half dozen men going back.
The matter was brought up this week
in the National Convention OF the AS
ISOLATION at Cleveland, and the Wheel
ing men slightly censnred for their
hasty movement, while the convention
declared that the Crescent mill was
open lot NOIh w an lutiHOeI w thC
Association, provided the firm would
hire him.
The Evansville men, with a desire to
do the square and honest thing, had
waited for this decision, and Manager
Whitaker had waited for them. They
sent a representative here who arrived
on Wednesday, and interviewed the
crescent mill firm as to the probability
of the strikers being taken on, and was
told that they would not be, and that
the Zinesville men were wanted right
away.
The Ohio men came yesterday, but
finding some opposition and bad feeling
among the Wheeling men, they put tine
question squarely-shall We 90 to work
or not ? and asked for yes or no answer,
but did not obtain it. Instead, Wheel.
ing men put il as being all right, that
ne mill was open TO association mem.
b rs. TINS did not suit Evansville and
m etings Of both sides were held during
! lst evening Some decision will very
likely be arrived at to-day.
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Railroad Accident.

Yesterday morning there was an acct
dent occurred on the Il. < D. road, IS
miles this side OF Oakland, that detained
trains for about five hours.
The accident occurred at Tunnelton,
in this manner: The track through the
tunnel is a single one, and at the ends
branches out into double one. Early
Yesterday morning a freight was going
through az about the rate Of hlteen
miles an hour. Just as the en-
CINE emerged IRON the south
end and the signal being
all right, started Up the grade taking
the proper track. Just as it did SO,
there came down the grade and around
the curve, the helper engine that had
been up the mountain. The engineer
claims that owing to the fog be did not
see the signal, and the result was that
right at the \ the engines cOllided; the
cylinders were torn of the side, rails
pushed apart. freight cars demolished
and telescopej; the freight engine was
knocked or pushed oil its track, but
such Was not the case with the helper.
The pumps OF both engines were in
iured, and the mouth of the tunnel filled
up with the debris Both engines were
OF the MOgul pattern.
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Incorporation Certificate.

There was Yesterday issued from the
office o. the Secretary Of State certiti.
cate OF incorporation to the "Getchill
ImpIov, d Metal Company which is
rormed for the purpose OF manuiactur-
ing, selling and dealing in metals and
articles in the manufacture OF which,
meals are used.
The principal office is TO he located at
Bos on, Mass and the corporation ex-
pires July /, 1900. For the pur-
pose of forming said corporation the
sum of $40, 0C0 has b en- subscribed and
Sc, 900 has been paid in, while the
privilege Of increasing the stock by all
ditional sale of shares to 500, 900 is
granted: said shares are TO be forever
worcestershire and the shares shall be
held at So each.
The eharps are held rs follows: DR..
Annie G 'tchi zoo shares, George A.
Towle eco, Joseph Bond, Jr., 1900,
Fred. Nourse $50, and VIM. II. Dole
]; all the parties are from Boston.