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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-23
THE LA BELLE.
No Immediate Prospect of a Transfer of
the Works.

No Immediate Prospect of Transfer of
the Works.
No material progress has been made by
those stockholders in the LaBelle Glass
Works who favor the transfer of the works
20 Wheeling syndicate, IN obtaining the
consent Of the three or four stockholders
who oppose the project. Quite number OF
conferences have recently taken place, bit
the minority shows little or no signs OF
changing their views, aud the
majority seem to think that the
works must remain IN idle
ness for an indefinite time. The stock
holders still holding out are understood to
be Richard Farley, Of Bellsire Mrs. j. X.
Mitchell OF Bridgeport, and Bartolis Glenn
eps, of this city. 1t seems strange that
this trio should so persistently oppose the
wishes and thwsrt the plans Of seyenty-hVe
o,ber stockholders.
Yesterdays Pittsburgh Commercial Ga
zette contained the following interview with
Capt Dunlevy, Secretary of the works:
while our factory has not been in blast
icr considerably more than year, | know
Il at trade is bad and prices very dull The
SEASON of lSS5 has not been in the least re-
assuring. Our factory is included in the
list of Ohio factories that is standing out
against paying workmen for the work they
do not do. There has not been any work
done in any of the Martins Ferry, Bridge
port or Bellaire factories since last Decem-
Der, and am certain that when work is re-
sumed it will be on the Pittsburg principle,
or in other words, on the piece principle Of
paying for work. do not think that we
have Lost much money on secou Of th 8
s,oppage, as none of the companies that
have been operating their works have done
a grest deal Of business.
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AN IRON COMPROMISE.
A New Scale Submitted by the Iron
Workers.
WILLING TO ACCEPT A REDUCTION
Of Ten Per Cent.---A Strike Will Con-
sequenty Most Probably Be
Ayerted.
LATE PHASES OF THE IRON QUESTION
SDseial 10 The Rloiste,

GpNCtot W bto AeeyeesVs
PTTTsBURG, May 22.-The conference be-
tween the iron manufacturers and the Anal
gamated Association began this afternoon
at o'clock and lasted till half past II clock.
The day and night was spent in discussion,
not vote even being taken, and the con-
ference adjourned to meet in the morning
at 9 o'clock. 1t is unders &, that the
manufacturers are standing 1tfor Is per
cent. reduction of the pres tscale, while
the Amalgamated Associa :ldemands the
adoption of the new scale esented by them
this afternoon.
The Amslgamsted Association has made
a move that may possibly avert strike
and the move is in strict accord with the
intimation given several days
since. Yesterday afternoon they sent re-
vised scale to the manufacturer commit.
tee, providing for the acceptance Of
the 10 per cent. reduction, aud
running the card rate down from
p cents to cents. 1t bases boiling at a
minimum price of So per ton, and ad-
varces 10 cents on each one-tenth Of q
cent until it reaches 2! cents card rate, al
which rate il again arrives at the price now
paid, which is $3.50 per ton. After the
present price is reached the scale advances
Is cents per onetenth of cent until 81
card rate is reached. After that the ad.
vance is 20 cents per one-tenth of a cent to
the end of the scale. The maximum price
is 50 per ton at 4! cents card rate.
The manufacturers committee have
agreed to meet a committee from the Anal
gamated, and the meeting will be held this
evening. 1t is very likely that an agree
ment Will be reached, though each of the
parties will not say what is likely to be
done.
In the revised scale, handed over yester.
day, new scale for continuous trains, such
as are in operation at Dilworth Porte: &
Co. 8, is added, based on the 2cent card
rate. The price for rolling is 80 cents per
ton for 9.l6 squares; for relocating, i9!
cents; for heating on the large mill, 63
cents per ton; for roughing on the l6-iuch
train l3 lilo cents, and for catching on the
same train, y lilo cents per ton.
The clause demanding 20 per cant. for
cutting steel nails above the price for cut
ting iron nails is withdrawn, as before an
nounced. The nailers having Withdrawn
from the association made this necessary,
and therefore there is nothing in the book
OF scales pertaining to mailing. This leaves
the new Nailers' Association clear field.
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AMATEUR mile race at the Chapline street
rink to night
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

First Presbyterian Chureh.-Scrvices to-.
morrow, At lO:30a m. and sop. M, by the pastor.
Rev. u. A. Cunningham, ID. d. All arc invited.
Sabbath school at pa. M.
Zane street NJ. r.. Church. Preaching To-
morrow at 1890 M. and 1880 p. m, by the pastor,
Rev. J. Henry Hos. Morning subject: Design
and Cause Of Human sorrow" sunday-school at
2p.m. Young Peoples Meeting Monday at ':Sop M.
Second Presbyterian Church. arvices by
Rev. VIM. II. Cooke, d. d., pastor, st 10 :30a m. and
80 T.. IA. Sabbath-schoOl at a. IA. All are vel.
COUc.
United Presbyterian Church.-Rev. J. T.
Mcclure u. D.. pastor. Services Tomorrow al 0;31
a. IN. and 7:3O p. ID. Sabhaih.schonl at Up. N.
ChapIinc street Church Services tomorrow
at ~ 80 a. IA. by Dr. Price, aud % p M. 10y Rev.
J. II. Hess Sunday-school at y. M. cordial
welcome 10 all.
Fourth street NJ. n. Church. Preaching
Sunday May -, nj 10 80 a. m. and ~ pm, by tho
pastor, Rev. Jos. h. Smith. D. u. ETeRing subIeotI
hCalled to Kingdom" A sermon 10 young mon.
Eunday-school al .p. IA. Young People, Meeting,
Monday al 1880 p. IA.
First Eng. Evan. Lutheran Churcb.-Rev.
T. II. Dornblascr pastor. Services tomorrow al
1880 q M. and 80 D. m. bunday school at p. N.
Strangers are welcome.
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THE COUNTY INFIRMARY.
A Card From a Member of the Christian
Association.
To the Editor Of the RegiSter.

ABbOCiaIiOus
To Tire Editor ofihs Register.
SIR: Being one of the ladies who visited
the County Infrmary, would like to say a
few words and end this controversy. We
went there as members of the Christian As.
sociation to visit the inmates ani distribute
tracts. We did not 90 to inspect the con-
dition OF the house. Mr.. Creighton very
kindly showed up around, and in talking
about the place said it was not in the con-
dition he hoped to have it. He said it was
run down Il think those were
his words), but he added that Mr..
Plankey was sick long time. Now, if
some one should say my house was not in
good order but ascrlbe it to my poor health
as the reason, l don't think wonld make a
fuss about it, and l told Mr.. Plankey' S
daughter so when she called on me on We'd
nesday, and that l did not think Mr.. Creigh-
ton intended any reflections on her father.
She acknowledged the house was not as
she would like to have had it but said she
did the best she could under the circum-
stances.
Then Mr.. Delbrugge must come to the
rescue and say the statements in the REGIS
TER were all utterly false. l think be-
fore he makes another public state
nent he had better know what
he is talking about, as Mr.. Plankey' S
daughter admits part of what he denies. If
the basement is heated by heaters why did
she say she was afraid the girl might freeze,
and often went late at night to see that she
was covered.
In regard to the bed standing in tin cans
if Mr.. Delbrugge did not see it, perhaps Mr..
Dillon would loan him pair of far'sighted
glasses the next time he goes out.
In conclusion il sm ever Superinten-
teDdent of public institution, | hope the
Board Of Managers will be men, for think
they are all little near sighted in regard to
housekeeping. Mrs. Il.
Wheeling, May 22d.
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HOW THE FIRE STARTED.
a Boy With a Can of Benzine Stumbles In
the Dark.

- -Sg "ANA - NtAh U III
the Dark.
CINCINNATI, o., May 22.-Late last night
the boy who could give an authentic &C.
count Of the origin Of the Sullivan fire yes,
terdsy, on Sixth street, was found by the
COroner's clerk at his home in the extreme
eastern portion of the city. The boys name
is John Meyers 1t appears he ran from
the building at the very beginning Of the
fire and went to drug store, where his
wounds were dressed and he then went
home. He says he was sent down to the
first floor yesterday afternoon to get a
two gallon can of benzine. He
got it from 0rth & Wis
sci, who keep dye house on the first
floor. Going up to the second floor he was
passing along a narrow passage beside the
presses in the direction of the elevator shaft,
when in the dark he stumbled, struck the
can against a press and broke the glass.
The benziue flowed out and as the press.
man had gas light burning there the light
gas almost instantly exploded. Meyers
feet saturated with benzine, took fire and he
ran toward the stairway, where he extin-
guished the fire on his person and ran down
TO the drug store as before stated. The
coroner will begin the inquest tomorrow.
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Nnrthmest Cyclones.

WINNIPEG, May pa heavy cyclone
passed over the northwestern outskirts Of
the city this afternoon travelling eastward.
Ii caused q great waterspout where it struck
the river Roofs we're blown off and sew
eral houses and a few people were injured,
but none killed so far as heard A similar
storm was seen at the same time at the
southwest of the city, moving in the same
direction 1t is known what amount Of
damage was done.
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Business Failures.

New YORE, May 22-The business fail.
ures occurring throughout the country dur
ing the last seven days, as reported to r.
G. Dun Il Co., number for the United States
2l4 and for Canada %, or total of 239,
as against 229 last week and 2tS the week
previous to the past. More than , 35 Of the
failures in the United States are occurring
in the Soutl eru, Western and Pacific States.
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CREATED AN EXCITEMENT.
an Alleged Attempt at Burglary in th
North End.

an Alleged Attempt at Burglary In the
North End.
The dwelling house at No. COS Market
street, occupied jointly by John Foster and
Richard Chew, was the scene Of
a good deal Of excitement yes.
terdsy morning about halfpast two
o'clock, the occasion being the suspi-
yious movements Of an unknown man about
the front door. The inmates of the house
heard suspicious noise about the hour
named, and one Of the gentlemen, after
Looking out of an up stairs window and Or
celiDg the prowler to move on, came down
to the parlor, seized fire shovel and open.
ing the door belabored the supposed crook
at terrible rate and drove him off, No
marks of violence could be found on or
about the door, and by many the alleged
burglar is set down as belsted and harm
leSs DRINK
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A Big Event.

The carnival given at the Elysian rink
last night, at Beilaire, for the benefit of the
steel workers, was an immense affair. Pre-
vious 10 the opening grand street parade
occurred, for which four bands made the
music, being the City band, Benwood band,
South Bellaire band and Heatherington's
band. La Roche's orchestra made the
music for the skaters and everybody had a
good time. Chas. Conley, aged IL years,
played a solo in great style and brought
down the house. About 900 people were
present
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-23

The body of the drown man, Shelby
Haines, was found yesterday BY Messrs.
Fen Bobbert and Ed. Blattner short dis.
tance below the spot where he fell in. The
body was taken to Coroner Schultze's office
where an informal inquest was held and
the body identified. 1t was then taken to
Arbenzs undertaking establishment where
it was prepared ready for shipment, and
last evening 1t was taken to the home of
Prof Haines in Ohio. where it will be in
tered.
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DIED OF HER WOUNDS.
Miss Alice Morris Expires Last Even

Miss Alice Morris Expires Last Even
ing.
Miss Alice Morris, the young lady who
was so terribly burned Thursday evening,
died about half past 6ve o'clock last even
ing. From the moment the extent OF her
hurts were known her recovery was set
down as extremely improbable, and her
physicians held out little hope to her rels'
tiyes and friends. Although the unfortun-
ate girl was kept under the influence Of
opiates most Of the time, her suferings must
have been very great. No new light has
been thrown upon the cause OF the explosion,
and it will probably remain mystery for
al time.
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\ LARGE crowd was present at the Chap
line street rink last night to witness the
Children's Carnival. A large number Of
the little ones were on the floor in pretty
costumes, and made quite pretty display.
Miss Barckley won the silver cup as the
most graceful little skater and Eugene
Hanke the gold pin as the most graceful
boy skater, and Miss Lille Rust and Master
Eugene Hanke received the cake as the
most graceful couple. The affair was a
great success.
THREE boys INDUCED in free fight on
the Capitol pavement last night, and were
having regular Sulliynn.Slade slugging
match when an officer hove on the scene
and took them to the cooler. They will be
introduced to Judge Jetlers this morning.
OFFICER SrEyESs yesterday evening ar.
rested two boys named Condry and Sweeney
as they were in the act OF selling some
brass stolen from the Crescent mill. They
were taken before Justice Woods last even
ing who sent them to Jail to await ahearing
this morning.
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Crossed or Crooked Eres

Strengthened in few months with but little
pain by DR.. Slocum, lll6 Market street.
The Doctor uses the new remedy, Cocaine,
in all operations on the eye, which renders
Them almost painless CAN for illustrated
book on diseases of the Eye aud Ear.
Ofice hours a. N. to II N, p m. to 5
D. m, evening until $40.
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The LOCUST PIngue in nlinols.

MARSHALL, ILL.,, May 22.-The locust
plague will probably visit this section. In
blowing severals gardens the little ravagers
were turned out of the ground by countless
thousands and in an almost matured state.
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a Ch.nce for Naii yIen.

A special ton rate on Fails from Chicago
10 the Pacific coast will 6e issued on Mon
day BY the western roads. The present rate
Of 81 per hundred weight will be reduced to
about so cents.
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Professor Emeritus Dead.

WASHINGTON, Pa, May 22-ProE Sam
uel Jones, prof, ssor emeritus of physics and
chemistry, in Washington and Jefferson
College, died at an early hour this morning.
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DIR. Sioeun, 1lt6 Market street.
Diseases of the Eye, Ear. Throat and Nose.
Operations skilially performed. Consui:ar
tion free.
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John Roemer has the best and cheapest
Carpets, Wall Papers. Oil Cloths, Rugs,
Window Shades made up ready to hang
in the city. Call aud examine before buy
ing. Nos 2Ol9 aud 202l Main street.
John Roemer, Ag-
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CALICo Dress Carnival a. the Alhsmbra
Palace Rink. Tuesday evening. May 26th,
on which occasion present Will be givsa
TO each lady wearing calico dress.
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sAIH OF PRESIDENT MAXWELL.
''al Feeling OF Sorrow over the
Sid Event.


heal Feeling OF Sorrow over the
Sid Event.
i,'ognCement Of the sudden death
41ss Maxwell, in yesterday morn
a..'S created a profound sensation
g: he entire length and breadth OF
H-t comparatively few people
'.- 0' the sad event on Thursday
AID many who had met the de-
"7,s business hours on that dsy,
~ n the enjoyment Of his usual
Ia scarcely realize the fact that
..a2i 2iaSSOciale was no more. Dur
81 me boards Of Directors Of the
;aad Belmont Bridge Company and
"a. '.o1a! Bank Of West Virginia met
appropriate action in the premises
.a many callers at the late resi-
-e deceased, and a general feel.
a;oT P,ryade1 the ranks OF our
Is and bankers.
zen ascer'ained that Mr. Maxwell
''''st himself on Thursday as feel.
+.a..T well and had eaten quite q
i-' previous 10 his leaving home
,-s meeting Of the Board Of Edu,
's'a! viii axe place from the fam
*-'e q, three o'clock this after
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Oh. Bugs!

weIlsburg Herald: The Wheeling ON
cers have actually caught burglar. Most
be something wrong.
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PoxY race, bicyle race, potato race, prize
shooting, at Germania picnic on New Fair
Grounds next Monday.
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CARD 10 The wORKINGMEN
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ara Nlue iteSS NhmOrlc III oC per I~d
at Z. NJ McGillin & CO. 8 today.
Change of Time on the Z. G. Il 81. l.. Ry.
Commencing Monday, May 18th, trains
willarrive and depart as follows, (city time:)
Arrive, 7:05 NJ, ll;5j a. m, 3:35 p. NJ,
G:5j p. m. Depart, 7:2j a. m, l:20 p. m,
l:lO p. IN, $40 p. m. Train leaving at
1:2j a. m. is fast train for Pittsburg, ar.
irving there at 9:35 a. m. 1t also connects
at Steubenville with limited express for
Columbus, Cincinnati, St. Louis and oil
points West. Train leaving at $40 p. m.
connects at Steubenvile with fast express
for Columbus, Cincinnati, Indianapolis, st.
Louis, Chicago and all points West.
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MAKE your preparations to attend . .
Germanis Singing Society picnic on New
Fair Grounds next Monday, and pass 3
dsv of ioy and happiness.
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COURT HOUSE JOrTINGs.
Legal and General News Gathered
Yesterday,

Legal and General News Gathered Up
Yesterday.
The Kerr.Lunsford will case was con-
tinued before Judge Jacob in Part of the
Circuit Court. The case is exciting con-
siderable public interest, and quite large
number OF spectators were present during
the day. But two witnesses were examined
during the day, DR.. Thos. Lusnford and
DR.. W. J. Bates, Sr.
John NJ. Carle, Jr., was yesterday ap-
pointed administrator Of the estate Of Geo
f. Carle, deceased. Bond $500, with II.
7. McGregor as surety.
B. S. Allison was appointed administrator
Of the estate Of Nancy Stanton, deceased.
Bond $1,000, with Kate Allison as surety.
CARD TO THE WORKINGMES,
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CALICO Dress Carnival at the Alhamb-s
Palace Rink, Tuesday evening, May 10Th,
on which occasion present will be given
10 each lady wearing calico dress.
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KxcKER3ocxER Dress Goods q. &c per
ysrd ct E. n. McGilhn & Co.'S
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uon'. Resignation Called For.
Appointments.

sS.-OS, b. C., May 22.-The Presi-
.:ay appointed the following Collec-
.-tsrrsl Revenue: VIM. I. Bishop
:rs' district Of Ohio; Asa Ellis, for
Z district OF California.
2os,o.hce appointments for West
a we're Root. c. Tucker at Burning
and James B. Baskirk a: Logans S
Z. Va
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Appears to have been discovered in Wheel
explosion If it were not for the fact that the
pates itself harmlessly.
That wouldbe competitors hope to OBJ
methods ia simply complimentary to myself,
handsome building without proper iouuda
they only copy my ADVERTISING meth
GOOD GOODS FOR LITTLE MONEY,
purchases TEN DOLLAR SUIT he will
the man gets bis moneys worth he is liable
and EXPENSIVE newspaper advertise
1t has been my effort to keep competi
awake" at nothing else, it is at least wide
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AS, Of the East End Saloon,
i. 'aS,oners q rica treat to NOR.
~. Bock Bier and Turtle Soup
hl II o clock
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Lace Curtain.
The largest stock and the lowest prices at
L. NJ McGilin & Co.'S.
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~'sresting Meeting Held last
ENanfp.

! ~'erssting Meeting Held last
Evening.
'os; No. y, &. A. R., held "a
2setIOg with open doors At its
'2ng, the object being the erea-
.-.le sentiment favorable to tie
"a and the completion of prepsrs-
: ooSesvauce o, Decoration Day.
am presided and short addresses
Z! hin and Comrades Crsgo,
I.'Ts NCCann and Waterman. A
e humber of names were added
u lhs organization.
EaaOns tor the observance of
la7 are almost completed and
Aad attendant ceremonies prom
any demonstration of the kind
a1 In addition to the G. A Z.
: city and Bridgeport the pa
a'hcipated in by the Wheeling
Is tae Turner's, the Fire De-
|e huights Of St. George aud
IA other organizations. The
$s band will head the column.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-23

PARIS, May 22.-The government propose
civil funeral for Victor Hugo at the ex'
pense of the State
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DIR. slocum, IIIG Market Street.
Diseases of the Eye, Ear, Throat and
Nose exclusively"
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THE first picnic OF the season next Mon.
day on New Fair Grounds by Germania
s nrir o Society.
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The Boycott on "Nail Pouch Tobacco" de-
clared OF.
WHEELING, May 20, 1885.

mum IJtbS,
GENTLEMEN-At the last regular meet
ing OF the Ohio Valley Trades and Labor
Assembly, a resolution was unanimously
passed that the boycotting of your Mail
Pouch Tobacco be declared ended, and
To further obstacle be placed in you way
on our part, but we recommend its use to
workingmen. john EHXANN.
Secretary Trades & Labor Assembly.
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Fact Worth knowing,

:" Guarantee a saving Of at least
h = al Millinery Goods purchased
| aense stock today or the
'.lsd. f. u. McGilGn ( Co. - -
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One Notch Lowe.
Beyopd All Doubt,

Lonsdsle, SIC; Fruit of the Loom, 7ic, al
E. NJ. McGillin & Co.'S, to day.
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sebastopol Fortifications.

SEBAsroPoL, May pa battalion Of
engineers has arrived and set to work en-
tending the Notifications here. The com
petion of the iron-clads on the docks is be-
ipg FASTENED.
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\ siI < in the Ears,
,HAifh and Throat Diseases sue
S%eo oy DR.. Slocum. the oculist,
Nre=L Consultation free.
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ON THE OHIO.
An Epitome of n sws Concerning the Boats
and Boatmen.

An Epitome of n eWs Concerning the Boats
and Boatmen.
The W. N. Chancellor passed down for
Charleston and the Kanswha at q. N.
The marks indicated feet 9 inches and
falling.
The Katie Stockdale is due up to NOR
row.
Local packets all on time.
Passed up-Sam Clark, $50 a. M Ad'
vazce, 1910 p. m.; Annie Roberts, 5 p. m.
The Scotia passed down at 5 this morn
ing.
The Louis A. Sherley leaves for Clncin-
natl to morrow morning at o'clock.
Why She Didn't Marry Him
"Yes, live pleasantly enough WITH my
husband" she said, ''bIt believe should
have married Augustus, If all the gris
hadn't made fun OF him, and said he'd D.
bald as 9 pumpkin in year or two
Young men take warning, and use Parker
Hair Balsam. Gleanses tue s1slP, restore;
color, removes dandruf.
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30 Pieces

- 20 Pieces
!. .Og 9sr yard, st E. NJ NcG;l.
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Special Sale
The Body of lsr. Haines Found.

OF Hosiery and Gloves, at E. NJ. MeGilTin
& Co.'S, to-day.