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COMPLIMENTARY TO ALLEN.
A Pleasant Presentation Scene, Last
Might, nj the Mcclure.

A very pleasant affair took place at the
parlors of the Mcclure House, last evening
one that was particularly pleasing in that
it testified the respect and appreciation OF
a number of gentlemen for a member OF
their profession. Some time since, DR.. b.
w. Allen, of this city, was elected to the
chair of Medicine and Surgery, at the Uni
versity at Morgantown, to which place he
will shortly remove. His friends OF the
profession were DESTROYS OF rendering him
farewell testimonial, and for that Pur.
pose assembled, last night, at the Mcclure
parlors. Among those present were most
of the prominent physicians of the city,
largely including the membership OF the
County Medical Society.
At a proper moment DR.. Allen was
marshalled to the centre of the room, where
Dr. Bates faced him. and on behalf OF the
assembled gentlemen, presented him with
a magnificent set Of china ware, including
services OF all kind. 1t was really fine
present, and was given by DR.. Bates in q
brief, but fitting address. DR.. Allen grace.
fully accepted the gift, making few feel
ing remarks, touching his PLEASANT relations
with his professional conrferes.
A half hour was spent In general and
social conversation, at the expiration Of
which the medicos dispersed.
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BovItn.MiIles.

Last evening, at the Chapline 81 n T.
Church, Mr.. Danford L. Bowlin and Miss
Jennie z Miller, were made man and wife.
A reception was iafterward rendered them
at the residence Of the brides mother, Mrs,
Henrietta Miller, on Jacob street, where
the many friends of the young couple met
and congratulated them. A appetizing
feast was spread by Heyman, the confsc-
toner, to which hearty justice was done.
Among the long list Of presents the fol-
lowing were noticed: Bedroom set, Mrs..
Miller; pickle castor. Misses Handy; silver
castor, Mr.. and Mrs. Lindsey; castor, J. w,
and A. C. Kennon; silver pickle stand,
Miss Bo1lin; cake basket A. Godfrey;
napkin rings, Misses Drake, Batson and
Beier; vases, Mrs. Bowlin; toilet set,
Mrs. Youngman; silver cruets, Miss
Ada Drake; decorated glassware, Nis
Yo1ng: tea set. Mrs. Bachmm; butter set,
Mrs. Hamilton; steel engravings, Mr..
Brown and Miss Chzrnock; toilet set, Har-
~ Godfrey; glassware, Miss Dixon; linen
and fancy work. by Miss Rentch, Ma Hop
kins, Mrs. Harrison, Ni8 Charnock, Nrs.
Morrison, Mrs. Straub; parlor lamp, Mr..
Friend; silver berry dish, Misses Brake
man and Caldenbaugh; pickle castor, Miss
yancuren; fruit dish, ]. Williams; bread
plate, Mrs. Reilly silver sugar spoons, VIM.
Brooks.
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fiudls's Sab Of Vllu,bI, ssi

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED op rvr
I'D cutcd TO the undersigned
SOoper, Lizzie Cooper and Ssr,bcIg
July 18th, 1850, and OF record ip n's;j
Book No. IL, In the once @, The ~
county Court OF Ohio county WI
viii, on Tuesday. the End ia,
iSS2. NJ 10 O'Clock A. n, al Tho
the Court House OF Ohio county -
auction to the highest bidder ~.
real estate, to.wit: Lo! No. s. On =
OF Eod street, In tina, pat o; ~
Wheelipg called Centre Whsl,,.
county, West Virginia, with AII,. \
and appurtenances thereunio bt'o,.j
ing the same property he'eio'or, a..
Bridget cooper by John Cooper
dated January l7th, 1876, and @, -,
once Of the Clerk OF the COUNTY d
Ohio county, West Virginia, M ~
No. g, on pare sd
This sAle ID made by direction o. 4
metz, the cestsft QHe frNa In said a.
paypicnt Of the Interest In dctAuI n
described In said deed.
Terms OF oale-One-third q. n, j
money viii be required In cash. ot,j
sx months from the day % SAlt ~
msinine third n twelve mouths NJ
Of ale. 1hs purchasef mus vi,Ie
bearing ak per cent. Interest, 70, u, !
payments, with good security. lst \
vii, be retained until ksid note a.
are pAid. II the purchaser de,lr !. y
All cash, The tile In believed 10 y :
selling a. trustee l lhall convey y,
title q IN granted By the deed a, ~
mentioned. JOHN .. PENRlJrl
EDWARD CHRISTIAN.
.....--... Auctionee..
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THE STANDARD TEAM.
The Reorganization and How It Pro,
poses 60 Play Ball.

poses 20 Play Ball.
A meeting of the gentlemen who propose
to reorganize and operate the Standard
Base Ball Club was held, last evening, at
Sam Barkley's cigar store. The following
gentlemen were present. MeSsrs. Barley,
Heinlein A, Rosenberg, Laird, English
and Rhees. The meeting came to order at
8 o'clock, with Mr.. Sullivan in the chair
and Mr.. English acting as Secretary.
A long and informal discussion was had
the various results of which as informally
appear below. Officers were chosen as fol-
lows:
Captain-C. l. Sullivan.
Secretary-W. T. English.
Treasurer-Sam Barkley.
It-was decided to adopt dark green as the
club color, and to dub the organization the
Standards" The challenge of the Allan
tics, of Centre Wheeling, was accepted,
and the game will come off tomorrow after
noon, at the old fair grounds, at 3 o'clock.
An admission fee of ten cents will be
charged to defray necessary expenses.
The club starts out under very favorable
auspices, and it begins 10 look as though
lovers of the national game will have an
opportunity TO see more of it than can be
obtained from the columns of a sporting
paper. Interested gentlemen have been
lnuuSlAlOuSA1 pa
ders. and sufficient money has been raised
to place the club on a promising footing.
Ali that is necessary is to procure the uni.
forms and secure the grounds and after
that the club will take care of itself.
There should be no difficulty in inducing
many Of the League and Association teams
to stop a day in Wheeling while en- route
east and west, and in any event the teams
from Allegheny, Cleveland, Cincinnati and
other near points will come here to play.
All that is necessary is to have the home
team reach such state of excellence as to
give good fight to any visiting club and
afford amusement TO the home PATRONS.
Experience of former years showed the old
Standard was an average match for any
visitors and to maintain such q state will
be sufficient to demand patronage. Lovers
of base ball will be pleased to see the new
team make q success of the move, as we
believe il will,
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: An mvADIN0 Me4E


ADout 70 Dooeoo0 . <Sy -
1890 reaes -otkek Nt99lteenk
Aletttr reeeHtiyl 1so1iSel from Canal
Fulton, on the T.H. road, says: A delega-
don OF our citiseus, several hunereq strong
propose invading your CITY ana Wneceng.
on Thursday, August Sd. Please MORN
the police.
10 relieve any apprehension, that you
NAV have wish to Inform you that the
nssn,ity of them win b peaceful, law.
Abiding citizens, who will be armed Win
nothinr more dangerous than we'll nlied
lunch baskets with possibly an occasional
hottIe Of stomach bftters, or somethine OF
thst sort II IL not likely that they vii
buy ont any OF your large manuiactories'
nor invest very largely in real estau,
though some OF them may put up snail
sums for some Of the commodities OF your
city such as peanuts &C. H.,
lenisntlv viii the refnctofy ones, and do
not allow the pnsophnticated innocen1 70
be too much imposed pponS beeanss they
Rev B. +. Bell, pastor Of the d. Z,
Church here. Win be Generalissimo OF the
inysiiue hosts, which will Be one guaran-
tee of their respecAbility. Take him IN.
They expect TO reach Bridgeport about
1880 A. n. though 1t will b Little iater
h a
'AAH Yours RESPECTFULLY, ARC.
We can youch for the orderly persons on
chi. Excursion A thew were down hare two
,aa,s seo and Grated n favorable impress
ss;nn they ara coming and they are nice
crnwd
The ,t,aet lsmns have been treated to .
,o.t ~ s,sen naint
Miss Ida Otis, . fascinating young lady
VI n;,h NJ. Nannic Duncan.
yes9ei"ay as NcConn,ngby Is home from
ne. .;a;t ~ Tisvslsnd
S S.a ,hsnhs The street sprinkler has re.
uive uah E..h S.y tbis makes moro an.
apPea.S An. ~ vater vorks. Blessed
Ialen' sne wh.n ne .hsjl have water and
tne Gay "s : :" -
gas HorM. ~.,nt.d .I,o
Inc creek cr.ose - icing P~
the sherman House. .,.. 49,,
A piece VI ptVAsn w eo, s
evidence Of having been PRED gu and
fresh bullet hole in the door Oh the pack
ing room of the Ia Belle glass house. gives
rise to the suspicion that some person vs.
trying to break In, when the nighlwatcn'
man shot at him, on Saturday OF Sonasy
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ne S,oe1 WerH Co.tluoes,

Attic grand semi-annual drawing Of the
Louisians Stste Lottery ct New Orleans on
Tuesday. June 18th, 1882, the following
Capital Prizes were drswn by the holders
Of tickets - stated. The desire Of the win
ners not to have their names published 10
more general than before. Ticket No. ~,
OIL drew 500, 900; No. %. 913 drew so, 900;
No. 81 ,252 drew 81, 00O-sold in tenths, two
Of which were held by Mrs. J. Frouty. 292
Bourbon street, New Orleans; one BY H. ID.
Rsyne, Baronne and Canal streets. N. o.;
two by Joe G. Cbambodut, Of Galveston,
Texas No. 78,s47 drew 1l0,000-sold In
tenths-John OMearn, 25s Poydras street,
n. O.. held ons-tsnth; d. L. Wyman, OF
Montgomery, Ala, held another; p. A. Pc.
tersop, of No. 202 N. Union street, Chicago,
H., another; Mrs. z. T. Haiti, cor. Ninth
an Fulton streets, Keokuk. lows, held an
other, etc. The next drawing takes place
August 18Th, at New Orleans, under the sole
management and care Of Gems. q. I. Beau.
regard, of La, and Jubal A. Early, Of Va,
when the new scheme will again be adopt.
ey, where man can get t75, 900 for IS, ETC.,
the full particulars OF which will be sent
on application TO n. A. Dauphin, New Or
Ieana Ia
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Mbeelins Rssistes
WEDNESDAY, July 20, 1854.
[ OCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index TO New Advertisements

The Victor Flour-Edward Reid.
To the Grocery Trade-M. Reilly.
Notice to Contractors.
Fresh Fruits-J. II. Delhi & Co.
Sale of RemnantS-J. ). Rhodes & Co.
To Business Men Desiring to Advertise.
Liebig's Extract of Meat-R. J. Smyth.
Grundys Cholera MiXture-R. II. List.
Best Brands of White and Red Lead-W.
4. Wilson.
Summer Suitings-T. c. Moffat & Co.
GrOcers' Supplies-Edward Reid.
Champion IrCn Fence-B. Fisher 4 Son.
Beautiful Line of Jewelry-Miller &
Franzheim.
Ladies' Slippers-J T. Stone.
Tin and JaPanned Ware-G. W. John
sons Sons.
Hop Tonic-R II. List
Bargains in CarpetS-G. Mendel < Co.
The Best-TidaI Wave Saloon.
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Commits Ioners' S,k
In the Municipal Court OF whss.
Indiana Dsiter, !
Va ll,,

IN the Aunicipal Court OF WhSa.,
Indiana Dsiten, !
Stella spansenbers and other, n'
The undersigned, special ean,.
hereby give notice that they Nil III
ofthe authority derived by them ,r,s
made by said court In said Cau~- 80
day Of July, A. ID. lSS2, Nell n nah,
10 The highest bidder, nj the ,r,nr A.
Court House OF Ohio county. W-S
I'm the city OF Wheeling. on
MONDAY, AUGUST II, A. n Id
commencing nj ~ O'Clock a. IN, The =.
described In the bill Of compliant IN =
~ that of which Henry Fulton dls,i =
possessed, being part 81 lot as, IN EaS
ing In said city, county and state, n
ward OF said city, fronting on ths ~
OF Sixteenth street, and bounded n
commencing at Q point IN the south b.
lot distant twenty-five feet from n. ~
corner Of the lH measured along -
street; thence running In nothsfy 4
parallel with the east line Of sAid -
south aide Of the alley In the rear O,
theuce with the south aide of sald l,
westerly direction thirty.nyc feet. tAs,
kouthcriy direction parallel with aat
line OF sRid lot ~ the north side 0, 4
street, and from Themes with the nor.
sixteenth street 70 the place Of ~
being thirty.nye feet front and runl.al
Of that width from Sixteenth stree. !.
drSd and twenty-five feet. NOR o. :.
alley In the rear Of the lot
The land TO be sold has upon Il
tenement frame house and 1, ven d
property In n good location.
TERMS OF SALE--One-t blriof Tho u
money, and ~ much NOR, bsrro' AZ
chaser shall elect 10 pay. In cAsh "a
OF sale the residue ofthe pUrchas u
be paid In two cQunl instsllmcnis. p.rs
spectively In ak and twelve monibt7
dhy OF sale with interest from thN 4
purchaser TO give negotiable prumiss-
with personal security ihcrslh. Apps
the undersigned, and the title 10
until the payment In full o' The ~
money ~ further security fofihs ~
Of said notes.
r. q. CRACRuiI
ALfRED CAlt(
Special Jomn!sa
&c. HERvEY, Auctionect
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HonorIi and BIest.

When board Of eminent physicians and
chemists announced the discovery that
by combining some well-known valuable
remedies. the most wonderful medicine
vas produced. which would cure such
vide range Of diseases that most all other
remedies could be dispensed with, many
were skeptieal: but proof of its merits by
aetnal trial las dispelled all doubt, and to-
ssy fhs discoverers Of that great medicine,
Hon Bittres, are honorSd and blessed by
Al As benefactors. = Democrat.
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PROBABLY FATAL ACCIDENT.
Thomas Whnlen BADLY Crushed by q
LOcOmotiYe.

Yesterday afternoon, between 5 and 6
O'Clock, an accident occurred at the B. & o.
machine shops which will probably prove
fatal. Thomas Whalen, an engine cleaner,
had finished an engine and just left it The
driver mounted it to take il from the track
and started il backward At that moment
Whalen remembered he had left his scraper
on the foot board, and returned for it The
engine was in motion and as Whalen
reached over for his tool, he was caught
and crush ed between the steps and the
corner OF the frame building formerly used
as telegraph office.
He was taken to his home, on Main
street, near Twenty-third, and DR.. Aeker-
man called. An examination showed that
the injured man had sustained fracture of
three ribs and was internally injured. He
is IS years of age and the hurt will proba-
bly, result in his death.
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To the yolks of six eggs, we'll beaten, add
two cups white sugar, three quarters cup
butter, one cup sweet milk, three and 3
half cups -four having mixed thoroughly
through il one measure of Banner" Bsk.
ing Powder, whites Of two eggs beaten stiff;
bake in Jelly cake pans; when cold spread
each layer with an icing made of the whites
Of four eggs beaten stiff. one poand pow.
dered sugar, and one tablespoonful extract
lemon
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McGannon,. MronK.

10 thc EuhOF O the neytsteT.
We notice in this mornings paper that
we are to manage the mules IN the coming
races at the picnic August II, Your in
former was mistaken in the parties; they
are to be John MeGannon, Patrick kenne-
dy and NJ. J. O'Ksne. Please correct in to-
morrOw's paperand Oblige,
Gro. MArHIsoS,
+. LARKIN,
DAS FITZPATRICK.
IL. o. tslN
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The famed veterinary surgeon, can be
seen from 8 70 IL m, and 3 to8h T., ct
Frank Websters livery stable. 1f. Robin
son Is q graduate Of several veterinary col
1eges, snd comes here from Canada, With
the highest recommendaaons md consgs
diplomas, and his determination 70 locate
permanently here viii Be good newsfcs he
owners of horses.
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WASHINGTON, July 26, A. N.-For the
Lower Lake Region, fair weather winds
mostly southerly, and nearly stationary
temperature and pressure.
For the Tennessee and Ohio Valley,
partly cloudy weather in the southern por-
ton, local rains, winds mostly southerly,
nearly stationary temperature and pres
sure.
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IL countries where malaria Il prevalent
or where the climate IL subject to sudden
changes-should Be found In every house
Browns Iron Bitters.
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IoTTERy.

y1- T1lbiIe h yeg.>st,d osIc,.as.
ar,o and snlarDed 6tAS"S beaI
s1-CARTTAL PDIEE, 49,
r,eksts Only o. shafs in Nv
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Nothing Is purer or more re-
freshiDg than the Cream sold by
Mrs. Mary Zeigenfelder, No. GO
Twelfth Street,
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Strawberry and other Fruit
Favored Creams at Mrs. Mary
Zeigenfelder's, No. GO Twelfth
street, fresh every day.
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in chapcery ia the Circuii CoJr q
w. II. Robinson and other,

Va.
Charles l.. J. Blngell and othsnL
BY virtue of an order made Ny ~
Court OF Ohio county OH the I'D dg
lsx2, IN the above entitled causr. u
signed Receiver will. on THCHnits
1852, commencing at 10 O'Clock a q
front door OF the Court Hous OF o.
West Va, proved IN sell the ocN
accounts due To the fiTmsof Houstfe
and Charles ID. J. Binerll. being ik
portod 20 the court and orisrrd v
Any person desiring " see lis q
counts can do % by calling on the nb's
A list Of aaid accounts viii b tiih
the day Of sale. ID
Terms Of sale, cash:
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sEIBERT's Garden 10 always open. Go
out at any time and get breath OF fresh
country air. All kinds Of refreshments on
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The usual Merchants Lunch at
New Mcclure Sample Rooms daily
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SEIBERT's Garden is one of the most pop
ular pleasure resorts in this vicinity. Large
crowds go out every evening.
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The regular Thursday evening concerts
at Seibert's Garden attract an immense
crowd to this exceedingly popular resort
Go out, and you will not miss them again.
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My daughters Paralysis ataxis disap-
pesred from the use OF PERUHA. B. {.
Hicks, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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WHY suffer the torrents of Hades when
German Corn Remover will instantly re-
heve you? sc. 80
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HOTEL AKRIVAA.
st. James Hotel. July Is, 1854.

II oeAInOn, straw snow
j o Rocker, BALTIC
X Rent, st Louis
L Reinhimer, Fairmo't
@ X Steel, 4.Paw show
] NJ Beals, BALTIC
A Eberling, Phiia
L w Woods, New Mar.
tinsyiIle
] d Workman, B6O
j z Riley, city
W 8 Mitchell, Zanesv'e
w T Wingard. Elyria
] II Vance. city
A G Breast, West Va
W B Hinsdale, Cleye'd
] p Gibson. city
z A Ellis, GAINESVILLE
w T Martin, BALTIC
] B Taylor, Racine
s White, Ciaysville
Mrs Justice, Moundse
] p Dukehrrt, BALTIC
VI Frizzell, Pomeroy
] r James, Steubeny'e
w B Wetl. PittH
g w Con molly. Pitts
d Handley, 6tegben'e
A ID Copeland, Mon
tfeal, Canada
w Aliens, HkaE show
G Ellis, 4-PaW show
Jas Thornton, 4P8H
show
L Barrett, +Psw show
W II 0rigeiy, Colusbus
8 G Skpp, d o
3 White, ClAysvtile
Miss Jennie Rodgers,
West Liberty
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" n winch, 81 Slhlfb-
Vile
c Weaolman, Columns
] N Germs, Steubenv'e
G A Maxwell, Steub's
A G Richardson, city
] L Goodwin, city
Jas Price, Pitts
J E Sample, Palatine
Oh Hiller,4-Paw show
Jas Robinson, city
] A FaFrel, city
q johnson, Williams
town, W Va
] W Watson, George
town, Pa
Jas Clark. Toledo
A J Stanley, Toledo
n Clark, Lancaster
ECC Carpenter, Clnc'ti
W III Harris. Buffalo
] APorter, Chicago
] A Cruther, n J
W c Breaker and Sis
ter, Steubenville
b Dunn, GAINESVILLE
] B.wtrs. Norwich
W N Appleton q wife
Baltimore
J g Stiger, Clearheld
W ] Blackwell, city
A w Dorne, city
J 8 Todd. w Alexan,r
Ms Hoffman, Woods.
field
L w IRgiebrighf,Mar
tins Ferry
JCGuIy, Martins
Ferry
W A Rhodes, East
LyIrpool
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Tharn.ouaetar Reror,S

As taken at schnepfs Opera House drug
store:
TUESDAY,.
lSSl 1897
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Indications

lSSl. 1852
1A.M.l2M.3P. SPIN 7 AN. u ". SPM.TP.M
70 20 81 81 80 " 90 s.
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Adjourned Sale Of Account

hptclh 'omnss
J. {. HERvEY. Auctionect
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Miss Ella Mumford was called by the
Tomas side. Her parents have been in
Wellsyille and her home recently in Liver
pool. She made the complete trip on the
Scioto. She was on the Virginia guard at
the stern when the first signal was given.
She had only time to run the length of the
cabin after the Scioto vhistled until the
collision. The water was up to her neck
almost instantly and the current very
swift. She was Of the opinion the Scioto
was still running when the Tomas struck
her. did not 20 into the pilot house.
she said, because saw women in there
that thought was too good to 90 with.
l started 10 60 in several times, but
wouldn't 60. / don't know any person
named Darlington, from Liverpool"
Under the cross-examination, she said
the reason she ran when she heard the
whistle was that she thought they had
reached Steubenyille, and she wanted to
see it She also described the breaking of
the tiller rope, and also the giving way of
the cabin floor.
The cross-examination .deyeloped moth
ing of importance, and at its conclusion the
hearing adjourned until 10 O'Clock this
morning. The counsel had little spat in
relation to summoning witnesses, and Capt.
Young, with appraised arm, solemnIy
affirmed "this Investigation was to be con-
Quoted as thoroughly, yet rs cheaply, as
possible"
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when got to where my wife was l was up
to my waist in water. l could not say how
long after the whistling the bells rang.
The Scioto was about straight up the river.
did not pay any intention to what part OF
the river they were in at the time of the
signals. They hardly had time after the
signals TO pass, rs they were close. Before
the Tomas blew her first signal they were
about 500 yards apart. 1 did not notice
what the signals were.
To Cracraft-I am Mayor of East Liver
pool. After We left Wellsburg we were
coming up the Virginia shore. l could
hardly say how close we were 10 either shore
near Deyinney'S warehouse. Near the
head of Wheeling Island we caught up
with small steam boat, and we came to-
gether humping. thought the pilotr
should not have come so close together, as
our boat was very heavily loaded. Our
tiller rope broke near Steubenyille, and we
were almost to Wellsburg before il was
fixed. i first saw the Tomas when she was
coming around the point at Mingo Island.
could not say whether we were quartering
or not When the signals were given we
were near the middle OF the riTer, We were
making about six 70 six and q half miles
an hour, coming up the river afterward
asked the engineer il he had made change
in the engines, and he said he had, but not
time enough to stop the boat also had a
conversation with Keller on the hurricane
deck and told him to send somebody down
to the cabin and take Capt. Thomas out, as
thought he was crazy. He did not say
anything about going to the Ohio shore,
and be only said the pilot Of the Tomas
was nothing but ferry boat pilot. Iasked
him whose fault it was, and he said it was
the fault of the Tomas, and that he was
nothing but ferry boat pilot have seen
Mr.. Booth ana Keller several times, the
last time on Saturday last / never spoke
TO Or. Johnson about the remarks Keller
had made; nothing to any one, except that
what have already said Keller said.
To Dovener-I saw Keller several times,
but did not think he was drinking.
thought the Tomas was out of her water,
and that the Scioto ought to have the Ohio
shore.
To Cracraft-I have followed the river
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