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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-10-18
AMUsEMENTs.-At the Opera House next

AMUsEMENTs.-Atth the Opera House next
Thursday night 'The Bankers Daughter,
will be presented, and from the successful
run the play has had in other cities
crowded house is expected here. The COM
pany is said to be an excellent one and 10
present the play as finely as possible they
viii bring their own scenery and stage set
tings, which are very handsome. In speak
ing of this play the Brooklyn Eagle says:
The Bankers Daughter, as presented at
the Grand Opera House last evening by the
Crosseu Com bination, was an enjoyable per.
furmuUce The charming play is given with
all detail. attractive scenery and exception
ally rich costumes. The company is espec-
tally adapted to the various parts. The
piece will be presented the eutire week,
and will, no doubt, prove most attractive
magnet 10 our theatre goers."
The Opera House Concert Co. and lis
popular admission prices of 10, 10 and 25cts.
has proved success to its manager sand It's
patrons are much pleased with the perform
ances. Tonight is the last of this weeks
engagement, when al entire change of bill
will be presented.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-10-18

KILLED.-Mr. VIM. Hickerson, a brake
man on the Virginia Midland Railway, was
silled about one o'clock this morning in the
depot yard of that company by having his
neck bloken. He was new hand and hav-
ing coupled two cars was in the act Of
climbing to the top of one of them, when be
lost his hold, slipped and fell between the
cars and was killed. He was the son of Mr..
J. NJ. Hickerson, the we'll known potter of
Strasburg. and had but recently attained
his majority. The tidings of his death will
be learned with regret by his many friends.
His remains will be taken to his late home
in Strashurg for interment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-10-18

POLICE RkPoRT.-!. ,-t night was clear
and mild with fou, ri ouers AID Two dodgers
at the station house. The Mayor this morn
ing disposed OF the following cases:
Thomas Hillary, George Lucas and joseph
Russell, arrested by Officers Latin, Arnold
and Travers for being drunk and disorderly,
were fined S. each, and in default of pay.
ment sent to Jail for thirty days subject to
the chain gang.
The warrant sworn out by Georgeanna
Nelson, charging Dan Nelson with an as
sault, was Withdrawn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-10-18

WASHING BLUE! WASHING BLUE!! We
w are selling 3 full sized boxes of BLUE for D
cents. This is a flstclass article and usually
sells for cents box. Call before it Is all sold.
oct1S MCLEAN & UHLER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-10-18

TILOURI FLOUR!
to any in the mark Try 1t. GEM and other
brands for sale by -
oct1S THOMAS PERRY.
DOTATOES and ONIONS for sale by
oct1S THOMAS PERRY.
CTOvE BRUSHES AT COST AT
- oct1S MCLEAN & UHLER'S
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-10-18

BURNED OUT.-The following telegram
was received at this Office this morning from
Mr.. G. J. Summers of the firm of Summers
& Murphy, extensive carriage manufac'
turerS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-10-18

T AIDES MERINO VESTS. Size. from 26 to
IL 40. Selling ut "A cents, worth SOC, at
BROWN & CHAPMAN'S,
oct1S 1O2 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-10-18

PoLITIcAL.-The Young Mems Demo
..la.ic Club held meeting at their room
l,.I night and made arrangements to par.
ticipate 10 the torchlight procession and
meeting on Wednesday night next. The
members of the club are requested to NEE
on that night at o'clock sharp.
A special meeting of the Cleveland and
Hendricks Democratic Working Club will
be held on Monday night next, at the ciun
rooms on King street, for the transaction Of
important business connected with the can
paign.
The attention Of all democrats is called TO
the notice of Mr.. Jas. R. Cation, chairman OF
the city committee, as to the number OF un-
registered democrats in Alexandra. o
vote on election day, these persons must oe
registered, Registration closes on next
Saturday evening, the 25th inst, and the
meeting of the club on Monday Dight is Tor
the purpose of taking active steps to get
thf Sc voters registered. All members and
other democrats interested in the success OF
the ticket are requested to attend the meet
ing.
FLAG PREsENTATIoN-On Monday even.
ing at o'clock the beautiful new colors
embroidered by the young ladies of tie
Frederick (Maryland) Academy Of the Wis
itation will be presented by Samuel u.
Brent, esq, as their representative to The
Cadet Corps of St. Johns Academy. The
reception speech will be by Major W. J..
Pierce, the commandment of cadets, and the
ceremony will take place on the lawn to
the east of the barracks, Duke and Colum-
bus streets. The cadets will, Immediately
afterwards, parade with the new colors;
The patrons and friends of the school will
be admitted to the barracks and grounds on
the occasion, and there will, no doubt, be a
large attendance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-10-18
By &. 7. Lucas, Auctioneor.

All persons shipping Oysters or sollng Butch
ers Nest or who about TO go into such business,
are required by law to take out CORPORATION
License before doing so. GEO. DUFFEY,
octl Still novl Commissioner of Revenue.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-02

There was another rush OF persons at r..
corder Hooks Ctlice yesterday desirirg 10
record dreds. The following conyeyances
were admitted: - : :,
A deed made April l. 1884, by. Charles
seibright to the firm Of scheuls & Low in
consideration OF $3.50, oil part OF lot No. Is in
that part Of the city laid out by +. T. Arm
strong now known es .'out' lots" containing
one acre.
a deed made March 20, 1884, BY louis F.
Stiiel, commissioner, to Charles Seibriyut. In
consideration OF 81 eos, OF quarry lot No, 8
in the addition TO the city laid out by F, II.
Armstrong: also quarry No. 4 in the same
addition and part VI lot No. s. These lots
are now known a. ''out LOTS st5gsg r7Ii a, !,
"A deed made March 20 1854, by John l..
kimmins and wife to John G. McCurdy. In
consideration OF $1,000, OF portion Of lot
NO. 8 at Elm Grove, situated on the east side
the Hempfeld Railroad. ,5-5..Ii IA: = =
A deed made March IS. 1884, by Benjamin
Exley, 5r and wife, Of Belmont coupty. q.
to the Bohmulbach Brewing COMPANY. in
consideration OF 81 200, OF lots No. 1, IL and
II In En- 1are No. 40 OF thiI city. z i. GI0I1-
A deed made January 81, 1881, by Reinbard
Hallstern and wife 10 James HUFF, in consid
Grafton OF 81 800, u portion OF land situated
up Caldwell's Run, north branch, formerly
called McGinley's Ran. The coal tronerty
which is under the land is not conveyed by
the deed ( Ss;
"A deed made March 90 1854, by Ann NJ,
Lnccs, OF Washington county. Pa, and Lizzie
b. B. Lucas, OF Ohio county, 10 Charles u
Kyle. In consideration Of $500, OF mart of the
aouth hall OF lot No. % In the town OF West
~, -. g - '-4l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-02

YVES, sir, i do. III, on visiting The mine
second time, ! find the ventilation bad,
ahall have the operator Indicted for bad
ventilation. II the drinage Is bad, shall SOC
that he Is indicted for bad drainage. II the
roof Is bad, indlct him for bad roof, aud n
addition have an indictment found against
him Tor not following my orders. Z As the
psnalty In each cass Is ne Of not less than
$40 nor more than 500, It can be made in.
terestiug aud expensive. y ;, igl ~ ,.Sss i
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-02
PERSONAL MENTION.
News and Gossip In Relation to Vnrio
-. ------ W N lIaanla NV : ------ ~

News and Gossip In Relation to Varlous
81 t Y q People. "s Il &
]. A.. Hunter. OF the B. 4 o., Is in The
city. s5I, 6T@ryl4 II Ig +
Mr.. J. N. Vance has gone to Alabama on q
brief trip. \: 7 f, T
NIX. Kennon, Esq, Of St. Clairsvil.e, was
In town yesterday. gs Is
Capt, Dovsner goes to Cincinnati on bust
ness this morning. F
Col. T. P. Phillips, Ia!e OF this city, now
Of Chicago, is at the Mcclure. - I.,z&,,.
Col. J. N: French, of Mercer county, Ia
among the distinguished West Virginans in
the city. ,5E .TH 4
Rev. W. G. 6nodgrass has been transferred
by tho Bishop to the Kansas Conference and
will leave for there next week. 4
Mr.. James Todd, Jr., came down frem
Pittsburgh last evening for the purpose OF
spending few days with friends. ~
Mr.. A. B Dewey, OF Chicago a brother oil
o, G. Dewey, ,E:q., is bidding his Wheeling
friends goodbye preparatory to az excursion
10 Europe. lIy. ~ y, .s.siEE
John Overhaugh yesterday finished his ap-
premiership at Grubb's jswelry establish.
ment, and sitter few weeks visit 10 bis par.
ents at St. Clairsville he will go west to locate
In business. z,5:- = ~, VI !
Mr.. W. T. Jewett, al old citizen of Hteu:
benville, who went to the far southwest near.
ly third Of century ago, is In Wheeling
looking up old friends. Nj, Jewett bought
the thirty-one car loads of corn contributed
10 the tlood-sufferers' fund. 1t was sold at
auction at Cincinnati, realizing over IS 600
for the fund. Ten thousand dollars accom-
panied the corn. and the whole was brought
through free by the various railroads over
whose lines 1t came. r3;'I
Nj. J. N. Lewis, a well.known business
man Of Barnesville, Ohio, was in the city
yesterday. Mr.. Eswis Is the gentleman Of
whom 1t 10 related that he was once sitting
near the front of public hall at an assembly
o! some kind, aud being extremely tall, the
impression prevailed behind him that be was
standing, and people began to cry Down
In lron'!' Finally, the thing got to be bore,
aud slowly stretching himself up To his full
height MI. Lewis turned, and frowning upon
the audience. exclaimed: .Gentlemen, to
convince, you I wss seated before, now rise"
That settled it. M
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-02
TICE TO THE PUBLIC.
NEALED PROPOSALS.
CrrcE OF TIE Cry WATER BoAnp,

WHEELING, ". Va, March N. 1851.
seNe. Proposals VII he received Ut this o,iIco
until the l.,h OF April next. at Il NJ. for tho io.
City water Work.:
iht. fiHkfrg pnnnr.we,f. 10 b. So feet deep, q!
!eei diameter In clear. within walls; 10 be lined
Win wsls OF hard burned brick, . fec. Ia thick.
i ntS iaid III ~ cement mortar. walls to lave
Greg with cut stone coling Is inches deep face aud
btk OF walls TO receive coi,ing Il Y inch clear
cement Tor height Of a!ouI 20 feet, :
"a. Contracting an inlGsweli 20 feet deep Of
"h Oh Of ~ about o feet ~ In excavation, Is feet
iu;c'iof dismeter, lined vi Wall OF similar char
acter 10 the io.mer, with kiEilsr fooiag and
Coping
ID -GiivIng horizontal tunnel about 200 ite.
long, with ctufs clon q 16iquare feet, to receive
N'.ncn water pipe, which VIII 10 laid by the
city, between Tho Two wells The tunnel 10 10
piorps ds fe!y and supported until tho pipe eau 10
pull III place.
TIE city will furnish ftetm p,wer for terrIcts
ana pumps during the rErEte,s Of the work, II ~
Inc Necessary conntC,i ns. All labor. material and
plant Itgulet !os The work, except the engine, 10
be supplied by tao conttsc or NJ MS own cost.
., fIoroia!s endorsed. "t,op%als fer Water Works.
Guy OF Wheeling" must be add e6Sed 10 the III.
De signed fcco panied By bones satisfactory to the
Poard n the penal sum Of 81 600, cond,, oned ior
the commencement OF the work within one week
after the award fsmitcand for It's prosecution 10
comhletinn, ~ atcJtdsncc With the Specification.
on OF beforn first o! July next or instead Of luch
bond the bidder may deposit with his proposal In
tho hauds Of TIC Boesj, The su al son, subject 10
tho like conditions, II bis bid be accepted, other.
wise 10 be returned to him. IS
Blbs must o. BY the cubic yard for excavation Of
well and tunnel. for brick work. and for stone
work, aud by tho superficial foot for cement coat.
iDg. "
Plans md specifications, also FIRMS Tor bonds and
proposals. tn te seen nj this Office.
The Ecaid rc!cryos the right to ieJcct any OF all
bids - -
By order OF the Boatd, . ha ''.' AZ
MIRO -a.6 ALEX. UpDEGRAF FTP. ecc'y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-02
CoIemnn,a Contcmpt Case.

Monday morning G. D. Coleman, of MichI.
eau, who YRS arrested at the McLnte Houss
last Friday might by Deputy United States
Marshal Ramp, ION an attachment for con.
tempt issued by Judge Jackson, OF the United
States Circuit Court, was brought before the
Court sitting at Parkelsburg, to answer 10 The
charge. Ike INTELLI0ENCRR on Saturday
morning contained summary OF the facts
in the various causes that led to the arrsst.
Before the Court Mr.. W. L. Cole appeared for
the defendant and Counsellor AM bier for the
Government. On tho hearing OF the case
Judge Jackson continued II until the jams
term, releasing Mr.. Coleman upon his own
reco:nizancs to appear at that time. The
orderin the case was enlarged, Coleman bind.
ing himself not to interfere with the trial OF
the above mentioned in the Supreme Court,
and let II there be decided upon its merits. :
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-02
THE STATE FAl6.
Prospects for the Future Good- Getting

tfOEpccfh Tor tue Future GOOu-NeClfn K
,'IsFNSlSif "a OF tho Honrl. All, II
The Board Of Directors Of the State Fair
Association met at tho Court House yester.
day afternoon. President Reymann presided,
and Secretary Hook and Messrs. J. II. Hobbs,
PHI l.. Kimberly, @. Ed. Mendel, @. M.
Rhodes, NJ. LOTUS, L. P. sieson, Robert
Campbell aud John Nichols were present.
1t was formslly reported TO the board that
the result Of the numerous MEETINGS OF the
enthusiastically held Was the subscrib.
ing OF $4,000 additional stock, which was
accepted by the board. ,ss.s u.s.
COL Robert Campbell, who has besn a
hard working director ever since the Stats
Fair was organized, rendered his resignation
again, this time insisting on its being ac.
ceptsd, stating that bis health was such that
lie ccnld not give the Fair Also citation this
attention It should have from director, e.
pecially during the coming year, when there
Is SO much to be done. The resign alton wus
accepted aud on motion Of MIR. Kimberly, a
hearty vote OF thanks rendered Col. Camp.
bell for his past services. Mr.. Et Larkip was
elected in his place. Mr.. Lirkin has OF late
shown great interest In the Fair A.sooa.
ton and was one Of the Soliciting
Committee that worked 90 hard 10 tecure
the money necessary 10 keep the Ass.cIa.
ton on It's feet. The selection OF Mr.. Larkin
was a good one. A1"E5Elf r,-,
Secretary Hook presented his long threat.
ened resignation, but " raised such a storm
that he was induced to withdraw 1t for time
at least. 80
q The Directors were feeling much. epcour.
aged over the prospects, aau entered heartily
iuto discussion OF what was to be done.
The reconstruction Of the grounds, rebuild.
ing, etc., was placed in the hands Of ths
Committee on Buildings and Grounds, 1t to
prepare plans and specifications to be pre-.
ssnttd at another meeting TO be held at IN
early day. Ole, thing Was decided %. The
east bank will be riprapped with cinder and
Stag as soon ss possible, thereby avoiding auy
further washing away by the current that
sets across from the creek mouth. 10
In plac, Ut fouGe posts along the river
banks piles will be driven 10 depth Of ten
or fifteen feet and the f.nce built on them.
That meansn lasting fence. This will be
done at once, and Superintendent Exley was
instructed to have the grounds cleared up at
once 20 that picnics can be held. These pic
MICS are sourcs OF considerable revenue,
The track will probably be widened at the
start and finish, and thsgrand stand changed
80 thata better view of tho home stretch
may BIZ had. The need Of both these i'm.
proyemen,s WAS sorely felt last fall. Now
| that the Fair Is oncs more an assured fact
the committees appointed before the fl BOD
will be called on to g. ahead, and Every one
10 expected to boom the affair.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-02
They Want Knilron,I.

10 Me Ldh9r o. NE lnstatGelicer.
s1t:r-.The people along Biz Wheeling
Creek are no distant relatives CT Rip Van
Wrinkle, aud the sooner they wake from their
twenty years sleep the better. About two
years ego Messrs. Coperin and Paul. repre-.
ssntiug the Wheeling & Lake Erie Railroad,
got the right Of way here. Shortly aflsr,
surveyors Tor the same road came along, but
met Others, claiming to be employed by the
Eastern Pennsylvania Road. These men
asked no rights Of way, but sad the Penn
sylvania Company would build their road.
This made an unpleasant feeling toward the
Wheeling & Lake Erie Road. S!ncs the meet.
ing, at which the W. & H. and the E. G. l.
s. l.. roads vera consolidated to 70 up Little
Wheeling Creek, there has been talk OF rails.
ing money to induce the road to come this
way. tiFe n'sl
We wan! 10 know If the road has been
finally located. II not. an effort should be
made to gst 1t here, for If 1t passes by on the
other side" like the Pharisee, we NAV as
we'll give up In despair, for we will be in fiity
years Just where We are now, and Just where
cur fathers were fifty years ago.
s. q. EWING.
To!a, w.. Va A,ril /, za = g. :. /.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-02
PLANNING SILL STRIKE,
The Machine aInuis at Armstrong, Coen
LasL ~ --l...N.4 & Co.'s Go Ont. $3.50.

!
ia+i r. &E;50eA e. Co.'s Go Ont. g
Seven of the nine machine hands en-
ployed at Armstrong, Coen L Co.'S planning
mill went out on strike yesterday morning
for an advance Of wsges. They have been
receiving 50 80 a day, and being dissatisfied
with this they several days ago demanded an
increase OF twenty cen'a, making days
wages 81 80. No attention was paid TO the
demand by the proprietors, and on Monday
evening The men renewed 1t. The increase
was peremptorilly refused, and therefore the
seven men refused 10 60 TO work yesterday
morning. Two Of them remained at their
posts, and two Of the machines were in
operation.
The striking men are members OF the
Knighls Of Labor. and general meeting has
been called for Friday night. to consider the
general cessation Of labor In The mill BY ali
knights until their demands are accsdsd TO-.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-02
THE DAILY l,il.i I; X 2 Il


aNEw YoRx, April l.-Moncy market easy at
lka2 percent Prime mercantile paper 4 lA5S
percent; 4 Sterling Exchange bankets bills s.csdy
R'W S7Sss demand "a S93f. n
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0 3. IN good demand and steady at 81 75a

SVtet PotatotsAre dull: Jerseys, 50 90 per barrel
IRE ~ poor condition, and sell ut 81 DIAL rs per
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-02
3 OPENING, Of French Millinery today.

4 LARGEST line Of Spring Goods In the
city, comprising 500 different Patterns
Of 5 Suitiugs, 100 different Patterns OF
& Pantalounlngs, md So different Patterns
I0f Spring Uycrcoatings. Made up In
| best style, at I.s q. Hess g. SONS, ssti55 h
No. 1891 & 1898 Market Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-02
A sHo tt,I i;I AccrD,EIN,r,
~ six.Year.Oldl Girl Killed b. nm Hn.

~ 49, zine. tFi3 Il y
Il One Of The ssddest fatalities on The rail- re-
corded here for years occurred yesterday
afternoon at Glen Easton, and resulted In the
death Of . little daughter Of Mr.. Andrew
Dletz, OF that place. As the passenger train
duo In this city about 4 ?. NJ. rounded tho
curve Of that station tho engineer, MIR. John
Cummtns, Jaw Eve small children plsylug on
the track Just In trout oil him. The distance
was 30 short tina. 10 check tho speed
OF The heavy train was simply M I'M.
possibility. -Four OF the children managed
10 scramble from tho track before The engine
dashed past, but the other, MIR. Dleiz's little
girl, was caught by the cow.ralcher and car.
ried to q considerable dintnnce, where she
was hurled from the track. al!ghting man.
glcd mass Of quiverlng lsSh far from the
ualn. ~ t1'e. sI D1as6t%#l ,bEr7. 'E1NlyN
y The deplorable accident, sad 40 It Ia, could
mol have been avetted. The point Ut which
i occurred 10 just by sharp curve, and oh.
j,cts on tho track cannot be sseu BY Inc On.
sineer until be Is fairly upon them. The
other children were exceedingly fortunate In
escaping the dread fate Of their playmate.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-02
STATE AND VICINITY.
Recent Doings OF Wcat virgininns and
their EeiEhbOrx. a. :

Recent Doings OF Ecst virginians an,
their Eeighb0rx. ~
The annual meeting OF the Washington
county, Pa, wool growers will beheld II
Washington, April Is. ~. A.
Brilliant O., will celebrate A1bor dsy b,
planting about 400 white mapie shade trees
This 10, the best move Brilliant ever made, i"
The Hess we'll, near Washington, Pa, Is
down between four and i've hundred feet
The vein passed through i've foot vein Of
coal J, :, * "" ~
The .Ga'lipolis Relief Committee have be,
tween $1,000 and s., coo left over, which they
have decided 10 donate for the relief Of those
Nboas homes .wsre washed away or Injured
by the mood. The territory In which they
will operate will H,ls between parkersbure
and Catlettsburg. on both SidOs Of the river.
james McCarty was killed in Brady's tun
mel. on the B. e. o. east OF Washington, Pa,
yesterday morning. He had jus. en- tered the
tunnel, and was In the act OF 1pickng up bis
tools 10 begin work, when a twenty pound
stone fell, striking him on the ht ad, killing
him almost instantly. He never spoke aftcr
be wa struck. The body was removed TO a
shanty near by, where he boarded. 81 Isl
Z, For some Tins past arrangements have been
quietly made for cock fight bstwpen birds
from Chillicothe and p rsersbu,g Saturday
night was the time set for the maip, but few
knew the time and place. Saturday there
was large delegation Of sports and birds on
hand. The scene OF the Eight was in barn
In the Sixth ward, Parkersburg. & Tho
first fight was Il grand u mach for
$50 side between b, a large = while
bird, Z. owned by Parkessburg parties
aud 0lillicothe bird. There was great ex.
element over thin r,ateh, as the parSersburp
cock was heavily backed to win. Tbs white
bird was killed at the third fly, aud the
money went to the Ohioans. After thia the
Petersburg sports were very downhearted,
apd lost considerable more money, There
were abort ten fights, and Parkersbure only
scored two unimpoftant victories. = Thers
was at least 81, 500 changed hands on the re-.
suit, much to the discontinue Of the home
sports. SlsiEi q 4, VI y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-02
Foolipg with n Torpedo.

It vas reported las. evening, too late iol
veritication, that about 5 o'clock small boy
son OF coal miner, name unknown, found
In the house the family had Just moved into
few hours before, situated at the bead oil
Wood street, two railroad to,pedoes H
took them out into the yard and bit one With
y stone. He is reported to have had his face
badly lacerated by the explosion, and a
piece OF the shell flaw through the OPEN doc,
OF the woodshcd in which was the boys
father, aad Gu! bad gash in his neck. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-02
hAmHAB IS THE TlME i
NV 4 4 WV TO CURE \
l1W. VB SKIN HUMORs, h

ton are loaded with Impurities that Uisnr,ir,nv
Hqmors. huril.atng Eruptlons, Itching ToftutesS'
salt Rheum Of Eczama. Phoriasis, Telter, King.
worm. Baby Humors. scroiula, scrofulous Eorcs,
soeces OF Itching. scaly and Pimpy Diseases Of the
SKIN and Scalp are most speedily aud economicaIiS
cured by the CuticurA Rrmcdins ---.,'sN'
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"How do you find The mines Of The State
in-regard to ventilation, drainage and roof.
Ing 2" AN y, ,slq n,
"Some E,od some bad. In tho case OF ven.
tiiatiou l find most ventilation by means oil