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to-day, and Mr.. Daskam was acting chief clerk.
Col. LAMONT left this morning, with his fam
lily, for Old Point Comfort. He will return to
Washington at once. but his family will remain
there Tor some time for their health.
AMONG THE PRESIDENTS CALLERS TO-DAY
were Secretary Endicott, Senators German,
Wilson Qa.) and Blair, Representatives Morri-
son, LIE Fevre with Mr.. David Harbster, presi-
gent or the Wool Growers association of OhiO),
EGandall, Forney; Scott, McAdoo, Ketchum,
Maine.
THE NEW SPANISH MINIsTER.-Senor Emilio
de Muriaga, the new Spanish minister to the
United States, is at the Arlington, and will for
mally present his credentials to the President
early next week. He was first secretary of the
Spanish legation here in 1856, and previous TO
that he was educated at Georgetown college.
PASSES For TREASURY EMPLoYEs-A record
was kept during March of the number OF
passes issued by the chiefs of bureaus and divi-
sions of the Treasury department to employees
10 go out of the department between the hours
whole number issued during the month was
i,O33. OF these but one belonged to the mint
bureau, one to the secret service and two to the
headed the list with 16O. 1t was thought that
the chiefs of divisions of this bureau had
abused the privilege, there being more passes
than employees, and as a result the chiefs of
division of this bureau have been deprived of
authority to issue passes, and it has been vested
exclusively i'll the auditor and his deputy.
FEES OF COUNSEL IN THE TELEPHONE
CAsE.-Acting Attorney General Goode, has re-
turned the bills OF jeff Chandler, Eppa Hunton,
and Charles H. Whitman, of special counsel to
assist in the prosecution Of the suit against the
Bel! Telephone company, to the first controller
OF the Treasury, with statement that the
amount called for Isl 900 for EACH is in accord
ance with a contract regularly executed and is
for services already rendered. The first con-
troler has accordingly passed the bills, and
they have been paid. 1t is understood that the
compensation agreed on under the contract re-
ferred to is $4,000 for the firm of Hunton &
Chandler and SO, 900 for Mr. Whitman.
ARMY ORDERS.-Capt. Daniel NJ. Taylor, ord
nance department, has been assigned to duty
in the office of the Secretary of War. Leave of
Major Jno. j. Upham, 9Th cavalry, has been ex-
tended two months, with permission to go
abroad.
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LADIES ATTENTION
LATEST rAfLsIAN MODES IN HAIR GOODS
MILE NJ J. PRANDI, 1909 STREET
0PHELIA BANGS, ENGLISH BASKET PA
LOUIS XIV BANGS, EVENING; CuIE,I-I,tI -, IA .,
Hair Dressed and Bangs sshingled rnb11m.
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TH~ THE SWEDISH HEALTH INSTITUTE
l~A movements and Massages-Prof NISSEN,
9OS 10th st. Ladies' and gentlemen assistants. Patients
treated at their residence IL desired. nrh25-3m
THr~/ BAUMS MAMMOTH ESTABLISH-
49, MENT will be open till o'clock until fur
Their notice. livery one. stranger resident this
city. should not fall to visit this Mammoth Establish
ment, 9TH. 9Th an u SITS. mh31-2m
ff~ SPECIAL NOTICE-I WISH TO IN
D~S form the public that have partners
agents, and that ANA not responsible any engage
ments made not directly through me- Z. KRAGSE,
= e ONCE. 0O3 Pa. ave. mhlg3w
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TE~ PARTIES CONTEMPLATING BUILD
ING, ALTERATIONS OR REPAIRS
Of any description. and desiring the services rel
able Builder invited to send their address call
in person at 3lS Sth st n. ". Estimates made good
work and fair dealing guaranteed. Telephone 1888
ms-lms GEO. W. CORBETT, Builder.
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CHIEF CLERK YOUMANS was out of the city
to-day, and Mr.. Daskam was acting chief clerk.
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f--syS REV. NAOMI TAMURA, NATIVE
49, japanese, will occupy the pulpit of DR. Sun
DERLANDs Church i12 street, Sabbath Evening at
$50 O'Clock. See local. I,i*
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tFCS CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH COR
o-I-1s ner II ana 18th SITS. n w, SAMUEL II. GREENE
pasator.%sunday school, $3.50 am Preaching, IL am.
cordially invited. It@
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a. %INCMEAsE or ss
Reported by Secretary Wise, In the Sever
teen, Gent Machines Working,

-
reported by Secretary Wise, In the Seven
tSSn,Csnt Machines Working
Following is the weekly report Of seCre'
tary Wise, Of the Western Nail AssOcla'
tios, Issued yesterday:
OEYIcE on WRSTERN NAIL ASSOCIATION, |
WHEELING, w. VA, Jan. Is, 1856. J
GENTLENEN:-Tho following mills have
reported:
los machines, heating furnaces and rolls
Laug6lln Nail ~Co,-January 10. Have
92 machines running, including 80 self
feeders.
Norton Iron Works.-Janusry s. Have
IS machines, heating furnaces and rolls In
operation.
Beliont Iron Works Co.-January II,
Have 100 machines running. Heating fur
nsCes and nail plate rolls on double turn.
Kelly Nail and Iron C~o,-January II,
Have II machines running. Heating fur
naces and rolls OH double turn.
Western Nail Company.-JAnuRry 8,
Have 70 machines running. Heating fur
naces and nail plate train working.
Wheeling Iron and Nail Company
January u. Have % machines, heating
furnaces and rolls running.
Riverside Iron Works. = January IL,
Have 81 machines running, heating fur
naces and rolls on double turn.
Calumet Iron and Steel Company.-Jan!
uary II. Have 50 machines and nail plate
rolls running.
Is Belle Iron Works. = January H.
Have 50 machines, heating furnaces and
rolls running.
Have 80 machines, heating furnaces and
rolls running.
Benwood Iron works.- January 10,
Have Z machines running.
The above mills show an increase Of q
machines over last report.
Yours Respectfully,
GEORGE WISE, Secretary.
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THE IRISH NATIONAL LEAGUE.
A Branch to bs OrEaRizsd In thlS City At
An Early. Day.

A movement is on foot looking to the
formation and establishment in this city
Of 8 branch OF the Irish National League
Of America. Letters have been received
by Mr., Edward Lsrkin from Patrick Ea-
gan, president, Rev. Charles o'Rsilly, D.
D., vice president, Roger Walsh, secretary
OF the National Lesge, Sullivan and 9th.
ers prominently identified with the move
ment, urgently advising and requesting
that Q branch be formed in Wheeling,
They consider this locality 3 peculiarly
advantageous one in nearly every
respect Tor q hourishing branch. Mi.
LRrkin has entered enthusiastically into
the scheme and Is meeting with marked
encouragement from not only prominent
Irishmen but from natiVe.b0rn Amsri-
cans, The order Is not, as many suppose,
q Catholic one-Rll men, OF whatever creed
or sect whom are friends OF ireland in her
struggle for freedom, are welcomed "a
members OF the organization, The OFF,
GERS Of the order have Issued q circular
postpOning thu. delegate meeting that was
to have been held in Chicago on the
Goth inst, until some time in February,
Mr. Parnell having Csbled that in view OF
the present political state OF Affairs in
England he will not be able to leaYe so as
10 be here this month. In this circular
the League is congratulated on the fact
that is friends and defenders in PGrliA-
ment hold the balance OF power.
Mr.. Lsrkin and others are busy can
wasting the city and arc meeting, as be-
fore stated, with encouragement, At no
distant day o mass meeting will be held
for the purpose Of fOrmiuga League,
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II NAIL MAKERS
REAFrlRM THEIR FonMER ACTION
With a Full Appreciation Of the sltpAli0n'
Twsnty.fOur Mills Represented a the
Meeting at CinsiRaAi Yesterday.
The Weekly Mall Report, etc.

An expectation had somehow arisen
that some important action would be ia.
ken at the meeting Of the Western Nail
Association at Cincinnati, One or two
papers, notably the Pittsburgh DiIpGtch
and Terre Hsuts Erprea, have predicted
a settlement at this meeting on the basis
Of the nAilsrs' seals, All such expectations
we're untounded, as will be realized from
the following Associated Press dispatch
from Cincinnati, received last evening;
The Western Nail Association held .
three hours session here to-day with
t~wenty.iour mills represented, five from
Pittsburgh, four from Wheeling, one each
from BenWood, Martins Ferry, Mingo,
steubenville, Brilliant, Ashland, Terrs
HRute, Ind, Sharon, Pa, Miles, Ohio,
MiddlspOrt, Ohio, Chicago, BsllsVille, ILL.,,
Bay View, Wis, and two from lrontonr
Ohio.
The following was unanimously adopted
WHEREAs, Recognizing the Importance
to US OF the spring trade now approaching
and also recognizing the greater import
anCe 10 US Of the principles involved In
the present struggle with our labor, and
thus fully approaching the situation,
RsIOlvsd, That We rGalirm all our former
action in regard to the matter Of wages
and workmen now 10 our employ,
Tho Association adjourned 10 meet IL
Pittsburgh in February.
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The Week OF Prayer has been followed
In this church by continued meetings
evory evening, conducted by the pastor
Tho attendance has been good, and pro
found attention has been given. The
mems prayer meeting, half an hour be-
fore the public services begin, has deyel'
oped the fact that among Christian men
In the city there is an earnest desire FOL
the o~utpourlng Of the spirit and the con
version Of souls.
Rev. L. E. Swift, D, D., the worthy and
excellent pastor Of the First Presbyterian
Church Of Allegheny City, Pa, will ar.
rive this afternoon, and will preach thit
evening. A rare opportunity will there,
fore be- given to the people Of Wheeling Ia
hear this beloved and useful pastor Whose
ministry has been 80 richly blessed. DR.,
Swift Is the son and successor in the pas.
torate OF tho late venerable Elisha P,
Swift, D. D., who was one Of the ablesi
preachers In Western Pennsylvania, and
10 q llneAl descendant u Eliot, the self.
sacrificing and heroic missionary to the
Indians In New England, in the early
history ofthe country. In order that the
citizens Of Wheeling and vicinity may all
have an opportunity to hear him, there
will be o service this evening at 1880;
tomorrow, Friday, at $3.50 r. ", and also
at 1850 P. 4. All are cordially invited. DR..
Swift will be the guest Of Mr.. DO. List, on
Main ttreet, while In tho city.
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stage Of tho water and Movements OF thu
Steamboats,,

stage Of the water and Movements OF the
Steamboats,,
The ELAINE while towing the Marietta
wharf boat into the Muskingum broke
an engine.
The whereabouts Of the hull Of the
sunken Emma Graham are unknown. II
passed Middleport last week.
The Tom Rees OF the Pittsburgh coal
feet with her tow 10 reported 10 be laid Up
AZ Georgetown, and her tow Is In q bad
condition.
The Katie stoCkdale had about twenty.
ave feet Of her guards torn of by being
blown against the wharf boat at Roches.
ter, Pa, last Saturday night.
The Belle McGowan Is reported as
having sunk or grounded two barges at
Rays Bar, some two miles this sfde Of
where The Ark met with her misfortune.
The ferry boat, 10, at steubonville, Ii
lying out Of water on the West Virginia
shofe, and tho prospects are that unless
the river rises soon she will 10 down with
the Ice.
The Ark and tow are still aground AZ
the head Of Batand.Gfape Island, sur.
rounded by q dangerous amount Of Ice.
The Lloness was sent out from Pittsburgh
TO her assistance Tuesday evening.
The towboat Onward with q tow Of
emplies, ate. good deal Of hard work,
succeeded In landing herBell and tow ID
good shape Of 0 point about Thirty miles
below here, where she, will remain until
the weather moderated
The towboat Charley Bfown,with a fleet
Of fifteen loaded bAfges, passed Patkets.
burg Tuesday afternoon pteleOtly helpless,
not being able 10 work her wheel. She
threw oil q dispatch which was sent 10
lower waters, appealing Tot help from
boat1,
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VIC STATE.
Accidents and InoidsniS IN West Virgil
and Vicinity,

Aa0 NAaARA3s
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hobbs, near Fair.
view, W, Va, celebrated their GilVer
Wedding on Tuesday,
Silver and lead ore IL said to be found
on the farm Of John Pyle, about three
miles from Uhrlchsvills, o.
Anderson Adkins, Of Fayetteville, re-
Gently had both arms broken and sustain
ed other painful injuries by the fall Of .
ladder,
s. H. Legg, one Of the prominent tobac,
co planters in FSyette county, 10 preparing
. quantity Of TOBACCO 10 send 70 the Ex-
position at New Orleans,
NJ. A. Manning, Esq, Of Summers coun.
", has declined the position Of United
States GSuger, recently rendered him by
Collector John 7, MSGFsW.
On Friday night the residence Of Mrs.
l., r, FARMER, Of East Liverpool, was
entered and coin and bank notes taken 10
the amount Of between $lSS and $3.50.
Recent heavy rains in Monroe county
caused q rise in Indian creek that exceed
ed anything since the food Of 1891,
Several acres OF fodder and considerable
fencing were swept away.
The proprietor OF the Grafton skating
rink, Blrkett by name, has departed leaY'
ing unpaid bills behind him amounting to
over $500. The rink aud fixtures are to
be sold at constable's sale.
The train diSpatChsrs at Grafton re-
Gently presented the superintendent,
Capt, Charley Dunlap, with q handsome
easy chair, During the holidays the Cap
tain gave them 3 bountiful spread,
The cooper house connected with the
HsnniS D!stillery, Of MRrtinsbuTg, wa
recently destroyed by arei loss $1,000.
The main building was saved with dill.
fculty, In 1t was stored 10000 barrels Of
whisky.
Rev, ]. R. Thompson, formerly Prepi.
dent OF the West Virginia State UniVer-
sity, now OF Brooklyn, has received an In.
vitation from the Washington Square
Church, Of New York, to become il
pastor.
The graduating class Of the Wellsburg
High School thus year will number sif
young gentlemen, They are John and
Gist Palmer, Briggs Haley, Jesse Paxton,
John Jagob, and Samuel Paul. Last year
the entire class was made up OF young
ladies.
Earl Golden and Miss Columbia Jones,
both OF Barbour county, the former aged
23 and the latter IL ysars, ran away to
Oakland and werc married. The brides
parents objected to the union, because
they suspected Mr.. Golden Of bestoWing
attention upon another damsol.
Secretary Of State Walker has issued .
certificate Of incorporation to the Coal.
raine Coal and Lumber Company, Of
Charleston. $4,000 has been subscribed
and $1,000 paid in with the privilege Of
increasing TO 100000. He has also issued
a certificate to the Fidelity Lumber and
Boom company, Of oil City, with a branch
office at Rowlesburg. The capital stock
is $4,000,
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Last evening Billy Bricslaud and 4
friend iroll Martins Ferry were driving
out Sixteenth street in q sleigh when
their hofse ran oil and both the mon
were thrown out. The cutter colllded
with a team belonging 70 N. Weiskci WHO
lives at Glenn's Hun. This team vas
hltched 10 q deep sleigh, In which Mi.
WelSke's Aon and a lady were riding, and
they were both thrown out. Both the
bleighB dashed UP Market street, the large
sleigh being broken into kihdling wood.
The singlb cutter wae unframed. For 9
wonder none Of the four persons spilled
out were At oil hurt
There were four or Ave minor funa'
WAYS yesterday, but no serious dAntge
was done BY any Of them, Chiei oil Police
Smith WAs spilled out Of 4 aleigh into a
snow bank
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ABOUT pEopLE,
Strangers in the CITY and WhssllsE rslh
AhrnaN.

Strangers in the City and WhSsllsE Felix
Abroad.
Mrs. W. j.. Corbott, Of Louisville, KY, Il
visiting Misses Martha and Flora Zlnka1nI
on Main street.
Mr W. w. whitmyer, OF the Rtottkf
local force, had so far recovered from bill
recent severe illness as to 60 out sleigh.
riding yesterday.
MI James H. Riddle, r., aud Miss
Amelia, daughter Of s. D. Burdatts, Esq,
will be married this evening at 81. Johns
Church, and the ceremony will be follow
ed BY o reception at the Arion hall.
Mr.. E.. II. Smith; representing the
Whiting Paper Company, Of Philadelphia,
10 al the Stamm House. Mr.. Smith IL 4
clever gentleman, and O worthy represent.
alive Of ono Of the leading paper tnanuiac.
turing houses Of the country.
MI. Joseph Hardy, a prominent bust.
ness man Of Ohio, living near Cleveland,
and Miss Lima Walton, Of this city, we're
married yesterday At tho residence Of the
brides mother on Fourteenth street, Rev,
DR.. Randolph, pastor Of the Fourth street
NJ. n. Church, officiating. Mr.. and Mrs,
Hardy will leave to-day iof their new
home in Ohio.
Crane, Of Robson 4 Crane, tells a won.
deriul story Of financial prosperity. Last
season was dull, yet Robson 4 Crane net,
ted $4,000. Thls season they invested
$4,000 In costumes and scenery, and for
the frat fifteen weeks the receipts were
$4,000 In excesS Of the corresponding
period last season, bob and l have great
heads" remarked the comedian. Thee
"big heads" will be on exhibition at the
Wheeling Opera Hoube next Tuesday
evening rs "fhe Two Dtomlos."
Col Harry shetrard, Of steubenville, q
member Of Governor ForAkef's stat, en-.
tertalned the other members Of the staff a.
dinner al tile Nelll House after the In.
auguration ceremonies Of Columbus, on
Monday. In tho procession the Colonel
had command Of his company, the uni.
formed and marching division Of the Stsu.
benVllle Stanton Club, which had the post
Of honor, directly behind the Governors
carriage. 1t,was the only company that
drilled while marching, and was warmly
Appll1dsd all along the line, II turned
out city strong.
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What throat Is the best for a singer to
teach high notes with? A soar throat. II
1t becomes too painful, use Taylor's Chero.
kee Remedy o. Sweet Gum and Mullen,
which cures hoarseness and a husky voice.
1t has been asked which travels faster,
heat or cold, and answered heat. Because
any one can catch q cold. It therefore fol-
lows that every one should keep Taylor's
Cherokee Remedy Of Sweet Gum and
Mullen, which will cure coughs, colds
and Group,
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The Laughlin Brothers Drug Company.
OF this city, has been chartered by SsCr0.
tary Of State Walker. The company Il
formed for the purpose Of manufacturing
and compromising drugs, chemicals and
medicines; Of buying, selling, at whole.
sale and retail, and dealing In all kinds OI
drugs, chemicals, oils, paints, &c, and Is Ia
have its principal place Of buslneEs ID
Wheeling, The charter expires on the
Sth day Of January, 1850. For the purpose
OF forming said corporation $500 have
been subscribed and $50 paid In, with the
privilege Of increasing the SAME to $l00,OOC
In oil. This shares are 500 each and arc
held az iolloKsl Bamuel Laughlln, OhArlel
II. OdbeEh John !. Laughlln, Fred. l.
Laughlin and George A. Laughllh, all O
Wheeling, one share each.
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TOR BALE.

VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING
SITE RoR BALE,
Twill sell al q reasonable price and up91i v,
terms, the property a. the southeast COinttS
ket and Twentieth streets, bOst known =
denGe Of the late Capt, BamuelA MNoil.
medlately opposite the Contemplated rev n
ger Dep6I Of the n, a o. X. n COmpsn! y
contfdueniiy deSifebie iof business puJOa
Telephone I1s. Ino" DN,.-@
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LOGAN & Co., and Charles Menkmel-
Ter tell Of q remarkable, cure effected by
Acker's Blood Elixir: A gentleman was
literally covered with sores brought on by
negleCting his system; ulcers or boils
came out all over him, but a thorough
course OF Acker's Blood Elixir cured him.
They also say that they will warrant this
as being the best blood medicine that
can be bought. II Is always certain To
cure Syphilis in It's worst form. It Is pos
lively guaranteed. TTHs4w
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The fact did not seem TO DO generally
known about town yesterday that the
coolest weather yet experienced here wa
between midnight and daylight yesterday
morning. The mercury In the thermo'
meter got down as low as 7degreeB below
zero. The temperature moderated greatly
during the day, however, beneath the In.
huenCe Of a genial sun. This brought
out the cutters and BleighB in full force,
and the ''BledgeB with the bellh' were
heard all over town all day. The follow.
ing shows the range Of the thermometer
at hourly intervals at the Opera House
corner, as observed by Mr.. schnepf, the
dfnRRiat.
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Ethard stoehr, a saloon keeper at No,
1870 Eighteenth street, yesterday made M
assignment, Constable Dick Bird bOiDg
the assignee. The liabilities are small and
the assets smaller, The only preferred
creditors are John Snyder, 500 20, and
Doyener and Elson, $2b torserylceB asattOr.
nOyB. Tho other debts are to be paid pro
rata after tho Rssignee'a charges are salts
fed, II any balance ID left out Of the pro.
ceedg, The &ssigneOhas his option OF run.
ming the saloon or selling out the stock oil
liquors and the furniture and fixtures ut
n~nnlinu
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all Prizes drawn III The Louisiana State Lotlefie
which may be presented at our counters.
]. II 0GLfaeY, Pres. L0uiAlana National Bank.
8, II. KENNEDY, Pres. State National Bank.
A. BALDWIN, Pres. New Orleans National Bank.
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Now as all difficulties between Labor
Unions and Kaufmanns have been AMIGA.
bly, settled and the BoYcorT lifted, 1t Is the
duty Of all organized workingmen to ear.
nestly endsavor to repair the damage done
the firm by again buying their Clothing,
Shoes, Hats and Furnishing Goods at
KAvFMANNs' GRAND DEPor, Fifth avenue
and smithaeld street, Pittsburgh, and en-
courage all others to do likewise. Besides
economical, people will certainly find II to
their advantage 10 trade with KaufmannS
as their prices are at least twenty-five per-
cent lower than at any other Pittsburgh
House, and they have the largest stock TO
select from.
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gGr Sals aud gOr gsut,
FOR SALE.

l2k Acres Of good land in Ohio county, y mile
nom Rs.t AleIlndeE, "a, and mile rom Isi'
~, Z large barn, corn chp, poultry house, and
oIheE outbaildln1, one good Afteslan pump ana
springs on the place. UEchAFd Of lb choice fuit
Ounce and sAstItsi. Valued It sl6oSi can be
0S Isl tSis Farm. Orchard of 1000 trees choice
fruit, a. Bolton, W, Va
can DO bought for t&o,
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Nail mn Mites,

The now Rpa heating furnaces at thu
Laughlln mill, Martins Ferry, we're lightet
up ytSteFday and O trial heat made. 1t Il
Aaid they will 60 10 work regularly at once
South Chicago Daily Calumet says
The plate mill furnaces are lighted ant
the mill Is expected to resume again to
night. JAMES DeViney has returned t
BelleVille. lie was running four machines
IN the factory. The output Of nails a
the factory last week was 1928 kegs.