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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-25
MILL NOTES.

The Irondale, Ohio, rolling mill will
start up at an early day.
The Hollidaysburg, Pa, Iron ard Nail
Co. have added thirty neS men to their al
ready large force Of nailers.
The Everson, mill, at Seottdsle, Pa, is
on full double turn in all departments,
with fair prospects of continuing. This is
q non.union mill
Every department Of the Cleveland roll
ing mills, in the Eighteenth ward, that city,
are working full capacity, double turn,
and the prospects Tor work all winter are
very promising.
The Virginia nail and iron works, Lynch
burg, Va, will put in new and heavier
shaft preparatory to the contemplated In
crease OF nail machines to nearly double
the present capacity.
The stockholders OF the Falcon iron
works at Niles, O., have decided to erect
a sheet mill TOR the manufacture OF the
finer grades of sheet iron, with capacity
Of 25U tons per month.
AL of the iron industries of Terre Haute,
Ind, are running full time, excepting the
nail works. THIS will start as soon as sat,
isfactOry arrangements with the nsilers are
made Five hundred men will be put to
work.
London Iron is expecting no boom IN
the English market in consequence Of the
construction Of rail ways in China, but it
~,Ssasts the wisdom Of taking steps to cut
- 'roBi slicidsl engagements with stee,
.oGpe -. 10 Germany and Belgium, in
d. - - Ss nrs, ~~red for possible move
ment -,
The Btaddock, Pa, Wire "0 pSus wiz
apply for q charter on the 9th o. "''ooe a
The object of the company will be to L.,
ufscture iron and steel The ground for
the new establishment has heen secured,
and as soon as the charter is granted work
will be vigorously pushed. Among the
subscribers are Thomas W. Fitch, VIM
Edenboru, W. l.. Wood, Jr., and W. j.
Gilman. Journal.
The Columbia Iron and Steel Company,
of Pittsburg, are now considering Q loca'
ZION for their large plant at Nine Mile run.
The site in question consists of about IS
acres of land. 1t b. longs to Mrs. Richard
Hays, a relative of E. Bryce, one of the
company. The property is situated close
to both the Baltimore and Ohio and Penn
sylysnia railroads, and is also near two OF
the largest natural gas mains. One OF the
company stated recently that IN all proba,
biity the Hays property is the one that vii
eventually be chosen a. the site tor their
mill
Wilson, Walker 4 Co., Of Pittsburg, on
the 10Th inst, received an order for l,OOO
tons Of iron and steel shapes for the new
Roberts bridge which will span the Missis'
sippi at St Paul, MINI. The order came
through the Youngstown Bridge Company
and other minor orders have been sent to
other mills in Pittsburg. The bridge vii
be very large structure, requiring over
three thousand tons of material. The
contracts for fully one third OF this are LETT
in Pitfsburg, and as they are to be hurried
through will have g noticeable effect IN
the particular concerns interested.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-25
GLASS NOTES.

The pressed glassware factories and
window houses are generally busy just
now.
The flint glass factory at Milwaukesis to
be started up in few weeks with an old
style pot flint furnace.
The FIRST pressed glass lumber is claim
ed BY the London Pottery Gazette to have
been made in England in 1886.
There is famine in bottles here, and
LIQUOR dealers are loudly complaining. The
manufacturers say this is true.
The Prescription Glassblowers' Union
paid Off the strikers last Monday at their
hall on Wood street
Specimens of 6rst class Americsn-made
plate glass, placed alongside of foreign
goods, require a professional eye to detect
the difference.
As building operations begin to decline
on the approach Of winter, there is g sigh
falling of IN the demand for window and
plate glass.
Burgin & Sons glsssworks, philadel
phis, which had been idle on account o.
scarcity OF orders since last June, resumed
operations, giving employment to about
/ 200 hands.
The window glass works Of Bellaire, 0.
are al fred up nov except the Union. Thu
Enterprise is, and has been tor some time
unning to its full capacity; the Crysta
has put fire in, and the Bellaire works ar,
also fred up.
The strike of the men employed at tn
prescription factory at Psrkers Landing
Pa, is over. The men have been out tel
months. The demand was for Q reduction
Of Is per cent.
A dispatch dated New York, October Is
says: The Eastern Glass Manufacturers
Association met at the Astor House yes
terdAy. and after giving consideration I
the demand for an increase of wages from
their employees, voted unanimously to pu
ont their fires rather than accede to th
terms Of the glssswcrkerA The fires ar
out
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4 Kind Hearted Texan.
TerdJ SUfiH0T.

Colonel Mcbride Sumpter, of Austin,
while in New York, dropped into q fashion
able restaurant, and, having surprised his
stomach with q email repast, asked the
wsiter what was the damage. On being
told, Colonel Sumpter handed out FIVE
dollar bill, but on receiving pack his change
he made the ghsstly discovery that there
was q dime missing. he demanded an
explanation from the waiter who was q
FrenchmRn.
Re dime is for my douceur"
Il didn't order any, and ! won't pay for
it." retorted Sumpter.
81 mean, sore, zs dime is for my pour
boire."
ats for pour poor boy, is it2 That's a
different thing. / didn't know Yon had
sickness in your family. Here's quarter
| for him, poor fellow" And with the con-
sciousness of having relieved the suffer
inCs of the sick and afflicted, Col Stump
ter put his hat on the side of his head, and
sauntered out of the hostelrie.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-25
RnnkIan,s Arniua snlra.

The best Salve in the world for Cuts,
B uises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter. Chspped hands Chilblains,
Corns, and oil Skin Eruptions. and posi-.
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. IL
Ia guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price Is cents per
box. For sale By Logan q Co.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-25
A Typical Texas Landlord.
Tsras lS;1{a0s

On the Grst Of the month Jim Murry,
an Austin landlord, called on Hostetter
McGinnis for the rent.
"Mr. Murry. l don't think you ought to
charge me $50 o month for this room.
When it rains the water runs right into the
room the roof, it leaks so "
What! There is running water on the
prenises2 You viii have 10 pay IS extra
for that. How long have you been enjoy.
ing the water privileges at my expenser
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At the Ball of the Season.

S0msrviHe Journal
Young Farmer Gust from the country
and unused to city ways)-Good gracious,
John, Just look at that lady Did you ever
see anything like it?
City friend (Which one2 The ons in
white satin2 Oh, yes; she's very charm
ing. And what an elegant costume?
Nearly all the ladies seem to be in full
dress tonight
Young Farmer-Full dress! Well, l
should say SOL Full 10 the brim and run
ming over.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-25
The Best of Reasons.

A man who had been convicted OF steal.
ing horses and whose penalty was assessed
at twenty years Imprisonment was asked
the usual question BY Judge Noenan, OF
San Antonio, who was on the bench.
Prisoner do you know of any reason
why sentence should not be pronounced on
you according to lswT =,
why, Judge, Of course do. 1t would
break me up in business.'
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-25

AROUND the earth, in every land,
By every stream that I'm aware Of,
In every town, they understand
How teeth may best be taken cRreof.
From jersey fats to Birmshi . mount
They sing the peAise Of S0zoD0Nl
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-25
a FUNNY COLUMN.

- 49,. -. -.
49,; ~ 10.
DsiesA'ss 70 sns snn.Al 800
lie OF the Llme-hiln Cino oegun Afrivins
Is early at Thursday, and by Friday night
=. lsast eao hono-urv msmbers had put In
80 ~ 60. a. un;o,
an appearance N'etJ ' "
except Florida was represented, auu INC
two Canadas, Nova Scotia and Winnipeg
ssnt their heat men.
c:-..S. H.. p;.tIs, Smith and
r,, p n,'a uI - oorruittse N
mnsleoons nowAst 80 - al and q
receive an ueiegsFs S ya;,sa each
warm anu 10y ~si 81 .Ss cohoosa If a
snangeI - NC S'ePP0N w
ifs T,.. ZAP pr,n.ck s;- Isaac Newton and
III! LuT p. :. S 80 : COMMITTEE spnoint.
E,osr reoSs0TA 80 g., Jsv and nigbt
60 70 pa!roi 1uS 49, !. 90 me- hv hoat
ana receive SUI 80 81 :. - 10 Gao % and
where the eeaeSa'eo 10 g 10 co-,7 r;,,ee
Psld MS ISl, 'po WI - ~ nod s,ows5
was very easy oue 80 ~. S.ras v;,hout
himseH away Amons INC o.D,a;n :. nos a
saying 1ny SSs= - -ace;va him
work OF some olmcuHy 70 S SeOs onn EIdor
Laoack Jones, eaSe.ui 80 - "a,
Cabin were aPPolnVeu o :" :, Nh.
ceiVe suen eeiegsaes % 80 go nsrtor1s5 IN
way anu tuer ESch 5n,tv
the most Satisfactory Isu -. 80 .n o
delegate was "escon ne n - " go, poTIon
given GrlnK OF lSo1 Uees ~. 49, S $50
jug and then LOADED la1o on pauoS;sa SsIi
and forwarded oirect.y " . " L. -
From thence ne was ucAe'eu " 'N0 S"O'H
OF some local orotnes. =. A.
1t has hitherto oeen 'ns piae ~ SO II
cup 10 noiu 'nc -" - na,So;, hnt tb;s
Island, eigns miles oelo. Oet5oits Du US
year the owner OF tne s.IAnu EeAuseu Pc
roi,a;on claiming that the last meeting
80, ,E ,,onn5 IN anoh aw.
tore up thirty acres o! groVnu ~ SuSu
ful shape that even DuIuOSA "vuiNL
there this season. Inc eluo therefore ue'
sided on q dry-Iand excursion ana Teams
conveyed the members to sylvan reueat
about i've miles from inc CITY
The fret thing, on the p'ogrs%Gme, ~s0
an address Of welcome oy Orolner uSiuu
from which the following interesting S'a'iS'
tics are eulled: 90
The Lme-hdn CLUB now NUMBERS ~
$50 members in good standing.
1t has about y, 0OO IN the generSi reas,
ury, counting IN Con'eoerate money anu
bills on broken banks.
Its constitution nov contains iotty'seYen
sections or chapters, each one OF tIe most rs
vivid interest, and Its bylaws puT l.. - q
200. II 10 nopea 70 lncreASe 'ue '"'''' ~
10000 before another year; IL,
At II o'clock the morn pie" iSr uiI nIea
and the asSemoiage tusneI " su' In tT's 60
and struggled With the Following Dill Oh
fare:
Soup. soup, soup
T,I.,,r, Cbow-obow. Pickles.
KNIVES. Forks. Spoons
ENrhhS, .,o,,,,
Some OF the mustard on some Oh the t3'u'
DESSSh,. ~, a.. ,,.,.,o.
The dinner will long be remembered Dy
all "a q bright oasis in lifes desert. After
the fragments were removed to safe dis
lance to prevent explosion pals OF lemon
ade were passed and the following 'oaS's
drank and responded TO:
Oar Country." Response BY Rev. ZEN
stock, who ADVISED everybody 10 uie r"'nef
The Post-OIhe, response Oy trol.
JOYFUL TAYLOR, who advised every coloreo
man in the land to 60 to the post.othce OF
least two times per day and inquire tor I'm
portant letters
state Prison" Response by oundo"n
Go tSo coming year
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-25
MINES AND MINERS.

All the mines at Elk Lick, Pa, ara run
Olng about ihree,quArtsr tine now.
The men employed ct Elbsrts mines,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-25
A ye.y Prac ical Woman.

This short bat pointed conversation be,
;. -Aen two ladies was overheard IN front OF
~. ~ Ian ~uese wood csrver'S stall Of the lg'
' sns exb,n,'. ION. They we're attentiVely
u uS the carve SURE valued at % COO;
@It is a wonderful piieca Ct work Of
course; but l wouldn't give 49, LII any
wooden mar" . -,
well, l should say not Why if l had
81 600 | could afford to have live one.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-25

How Powder is Burned on Eel River.
Sun FraneiscO Chronicle.
A Bsrryessa hunter and two companions
have killed las deer on Eel River within Q
short period, and put up 1000 pounds o.
ierked venison.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-25
For Rent.

vV,HB DWELLING HOUSE, 10. "a vJkguA
Il sir,et. This b In ons Of fhs - iseaf.sos -
the Island. 10, t0x11 fses 70 IN alloy. Tso -
provensps srs . tvo story frsos hoass q sevsa
rooms snd bah roem, nds and baek pogchfA -
pair. Gnpe sSboS, brek vaik1. sAa1s tIess, shfub-
be1y. &c. Possssiea sivsa octsbss I. AIRY -
premises. Sspl11
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NEW UPHOLSTERY.

Q. vtcrho11cr - SON.,
Manu- rtuIen Of Mstusss, PDiess
Csshioes, &c.
no. x1Sa Maia Street. Centre wbssiisss
Al hiaAs Of YuInifurs yspaissd sni Upbststoy
yolt promptly and ssiifssssrty ssss. Ge.. -
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-25
Cold Charity,

Ice Dealer.-We have lot Of ice left
over this year. =
His Wife.-Why not give it to the poor?
They have had none during the summer.
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A Profitable Star.

Mr.. John L. Sullivan is paid 500 per
week to appear with negro minstrel CON
pany, and he forfeits 5000 every night he
ia drunk. At this rate the management
will make 800 week out OF Mr.. Suili'
van.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-06
BENWOOD.

The Riverside blast furnace was lit uF
Yesterday. Il has been repairing for the
spsce OF ten weeks
The week Just p,st was replete with &C
cidents, no less than five, The particulars Of
which We reported for the DAILY REGlsTEH
upon the date OF their occurrence.
Some complaint is being made in regard
to the rapidly of locomotives and frsigh's
passing ever the crossing to the terry land
ing on the Ohio River road.
Mr.. J, Noble is suffering from an attack
OF typhoid fever.
Mrs. Armsr is the guest Of friends in
Homestead Pa.
Mrs. W. carp, Of Martins Ferry. wss
the guest Of friends here within the past
week.
Mr.. F. Fulton, Of this place. Is efica
ciously discharging the duties Of telegraph
operator at the b. i y. station in Mounds
VILE.
Miss Sylvia Maple entertained o number
of her friends at her fathers residence one
evening last week.
The bell on the public school building
was tolled one hour last Tuesday through
respect of Thos. A. Hendricks, late Vics
President.
Mr.. J. Manhood returned yesterday from
Holidaysburg, Pa.
MIR. and Mrs Benson McMechen are the
guests of friends In Morefeld, Va.
Mr. Hall was in Greene county, Pa, en-
guinness a few dsys last week.
Mrs W. Casey is the guest Of friends In
Pittsburg, Pa,
RI Rev j. ] Kahn, OF Wheeling, WAS a
guest at the Catholic parsonage Friday
last.
The decision Of Court rendering the B
4 o. r. r. bridge at this point taxable
property will increase revenue vastly In
this precinct
Mrs. Richie, of Morrittowa, o, 10 the
guest OF Mrs. W. Morgan.
a new store will be opened above Sixth
street this week. Carpets, curtains, rugs.
clocks, etc.
The surveying for new road between
the Ninth Sub District and Moundsvills 10
making, This new route has many ad.
vsntsges over the present one, and will be
blessing to The travelling public.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-06

rs Obligations" viii be the subject Of the
morning sermon.
Overcosts got boom yesterday. 1t
wss ;he first prominent spell of the winter.
Grapdville Grey has returned from Kan
sss.
George Bauey experienced the ms and
outs of life on stow boat, while ne Yves
South. But then be never forgot old, dir
ty Bsllsirs, and he concluded to try the
place again for the winter.
james Farley is home from Bay View,
Wis for the winter.
Hiss Ida Hammond is the guest Of
friends in Wheeling.
Mrs. Eliza McGregor was buried yestsr-
day.
Georgetown wants to organize church
j. Il Robinson is shipping some coal to
this city.
G W. Scott has gone to Chicago.
The steel works made some repairs yes
terdsY.
A. schramm will open up the Belmont
House tomorrow.
Glass City Building Association meets
tomorrow evening.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-06
MISCELLANEOUS sPOTRS.

Hanlsa and Lee are thinking OF going
to San Francisco this winter.
The South Boston Yacht Club are pre-
psrirg TO build q new clue house.
The Canoe Club, of Washington, D. G.,
will build a floating boat house in the
spring.
Ben Butler's old yacht, the America il
laid 10 for the winter at Mystic Whart
East Boston.
There are three tandem trycyc!es in the
Philadelphia Club.
The riding record foe nine months
claimed By the Els 4beth On, wheelmer
Is 28,965 miles, the largest individual
amount being credited to L. B. Bennett
of 1885 miles.
The run to NorristoWn which was set to-
Thanksgiving Day. under the auspices o.
the Philadelphia Bicycle Club, was declar
Ell of on account Of the bad condition o.
toe 70 tds.
B Haggin, the California turfms2,
will have an Eastern and Western STABLE
next year.
Mr.. Pierre Loriliari is contemplating
professional trip to Europe In 1886. 1t vii
oe his FIRST visit as turtman.
Dates for the spring meetings at thret
Pbiladtlphia tracks have been claimed
Suffolk clsimiog the second week in MAY
and Point Breeze and the Gentlemen
Driving Course each claimiOg the third
week iu May,
The improvements in the Jerome Parl
track are bsipg rapidly pat into shape snc
he track next spring will De second Il
none in the country for speed and safety
The old time trottiug horse Shamrock
vas drowned in the Red River, on No
vember IL. OF Winnipeg Montana, IL
vas owGed by Mr.. J. A. Osborne, OF The
Bellevue Hotel.
Work or the pew Atlantic City R8ciag
and DriviUg Park track Willie commenced
q, once and the park is expected to be
ready By the opening of the season in June
next. The grand stand is 10 cost S25,UOt
aud the track will be one mile, hardened
with sfied gravel.
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speed can be made.

The working man has been receiving
his share Of public attention, especially Of
late. The woIkiDg-msn mas been written
Of and read Of and talked Of, the working
man has been mads the subject Of great
orators ard ehampioued By great men.
Now, what Of the wcraiOg IsOmaRT Fol-
almost every working man there is q
working sousu, but who writes Of her
who ever reads of Der. or talks Of her; what
great ora'or paints in words OF 6'e hsi
silcut sufferiugs and miseries,-sure'y Is
pAlpabls and as worthy Ct Gotice as those
Ct the mainland who ever champions her
Surely being the weaker she most need'
championipg and least can stAEd beiDy
crowded 10 the rear and made shriHk from
view behind the burly form Of the male
worker.
A communication treating Of this sub
iect appears in this morning ), REGISTER
l. tells Of the thousands Of accomplishing
uuobtrusive factory girls Of this city who
on weekly pittsuces averaging 30 so, to
on their Journey OF life, independent Of Of Z
upnoticed By the labor orators, trAd's
unions and workiDgmsh's organs, witt
which the country teens. Men, give tbs
girIs a show.
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MouNDsvILIE.
Railroad Disasters General New Of tho
Mound City.

Railroad Disasters General News Of the
Mound City.
Special 10 he Sunday RsqlJter.
MoCNDsyILLE, December 5 Last nj, hi
quite cyclone, accompanied bys copiou,
rain fall, visited our place.
The Ohio River railroad met with SO
ries Of disasters yesterday, The evening
trains were delayed two hours at Powhat
IAN, owing to one Of the cars Of the way
train that was heavily laden with lumber
jumping the track All Efforts 20 replace
the car on the track were unavailable, ant
passengers we're transferred. The up trair
was delayed halt an hour at Big Grave
creek, by the falling Ct part Of the ole
brick warehouse, on the track. The aged
mother of 8. A. Walton, who has beer
dangerously i'll for several days, is eonva
lescent.
Fckwick Club met at the residence o.
Jos. B. Alexander, Esq, on Friday even
ing. The next meeting Of the club will be
held at the residence Of Col. A. J. Martin
The infant son Of james Henrstts, who
has been seriously i'll, is much better and
bids fair to recover.
Miss Mary Hendershet, who is teaching
school st Pioneer, W. Va spent Saturday
at her home.
A. l. Rawlings, the agent Of the S;rif
pianos, was in the city, Mr.. Rawlings
since the food of 1884, has sold thirteen
pianos for this firm in our place.
NJ. j. Rankin, who is well and iavorsbly
known to many OF our citizens, has opened
a grocery in the S,iger Brcs old atand.
Mrs. 5. w. Mathews was called to Par
kersburs BY the serious illness Of her sis,
ter, Mrs Farrar.
John Lee Evans and wife, Of BslleyilIe,
W. Va are visiting relatives heye.
There was Q temporary suspension oil
work at the Moundsville Coal Works for
one day only tor repairs.
Mi.s Cora Parkinson 10 visiting lrients
q, Beltop, W. We.
Mics Ella McFsdden, Of this place, who
is attending the Beaver Female College, is
expected home to spend the holidays.
A fatal mishsp occurred II the Second
ward on Tuesday. A oBe-year old child OF
~. D'otooI "0S Pioyibk nUSut tuu VI
boiling hot water, when losing its eq1ilib-
rum, it was precipitstei in the tub, sca'd.
ing itself in a terrible manner. Medical
aid was promptly suTToBsd, but the little
sufferer ~as beyond human skill
On the day OF Vice President Hendricks
funeral obsequies, work vas suspended q.
the prison,
Mrs. buell., the temperance orator, WHO
di:conrsed so eloquenlly a. the Methodist
church on Wednesday evening. was listen, d
10 with deepest interest. Her plcssirg z
manners and clsss iorSiote reasoning
we've higoIs gratifying to her audience.
Extensive preparations are being made
fer the Christnas treat at the Trinity
Episcopal church.
0Er popular and Seaisi Sheriff W. q. q.
ShoTGcFe, vas circulating among his
friends in the loser district collecting
tsxes
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-06
BRIDGEPORT.

Quite storm-Almost q Serious Ineen.
diary Fire Once at Least 81 90 Saves
$1,000
Early yesterday morning ore Of the
most violent storms ever known in this vi.
ciniIy swept down The Wheeling Creek
Valley and struck Bridgeport with force
almost cyclonic. Windoss ratified, house 0
rocked and branches Of trsea and Zee
snow filed the air. The oiror mithaps
were almost innumersble and several oc-
ourrenoss Of quite q serious nature may be
attributed to the wild Winds.
On switch 10 the O., l. q W. Railroad
yard On empty box car WAS standing With
the brakes loosened. When the Storm struck
the car the terrible force moved it and the
continued blast kept il in motion until
reached the end OF the switch, where it
Jumped the track and ran Up sgainst the
main track far enough to DO 10 the way Of
passing trains. When the early morning
freight came along the engineer did MOI
notice that the car was in his way and the
engine struck il, tumbliDg ii over the
creek bank and msshipg the pilot and
headlight of the engine.
At The La Belle Glass Works the straw
shed and stable we're blown do IN, aud fell
across The G & p. railroad track. Portpn.
ais.iJ the mishep sas discovered and the
debris cleared ssay asfore the $40 psHen.
Ger train came aloRg
During the entire day reports came in
from the country to the effect tina. stables
fences, hay stacks and slmost everything
movable had been blown away. At one
place nearly q half mile Of fence was
blown down, and at another oil the stacks
of corn in Reld were blown down into a
holloE. In town the damage was CON-
psTa,ively eight the fercer part of the
storm apparently havieg struck the com.
Try about two miles vest.
ALMOST FIRE.
While the stcTA mentioned above was
at ia greatest height Adam Meister, the
nightsatchman employ ed By the town was
walking up Main street. on the lookout for
anything which might need his attention
when lie noticed smoke issuing from the
coal hole In TIE pavement 10
front Of John Pslfs saloon.
he Immediately Weakened the pro.
prietor and hurried to the back pan Of
the, house and into Q basement cellar
where he found that an ATTEMPT to
burn ths building had been made. In
the cellar Is g f1e which connsc.s viii Tia
chimney used BY tho upper part Of the
house The fus has not been used Zoe
several Jsars and last fell Fslts allsd ~