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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-20
THE KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.
The Grand Conslave to lie Held In st.
LOuisthis Week.

ST. LorIs September l9.-EHly last
evening the local Knights Templar went
into quarters at Unian depot 10 act as a re
ccption committee, and escort the arriving
Knights. 1t WAS estimated that by )
o'clock fully 1000 Knights were already
in the city and large addition to this
number WAS made " hen the evening trains
discharged their cargocs.
Despite the threatening weather vast
amount OF .wOrkin the way oi decorating
streets and buildings was done during the
dav but many of tho finer and more
urriShahlc displays will not be
exposed until Tuesday morning
in order tn prcseryo them from the ele-
ments. The event of the day in the mat
ter Of arrivals was the appearance OF the
California delegation, who came on thlr-
teen trains. With their ladies, they num-
bcred fully 200.
They were accompanied by the First in
fantry and Second artillery bands, and
l,rizZlv bear cuts. which attracted even
greater attention than the banCs.
y IN
of the weeks programme was given IN
the devotional exercises held at the Expo
sition Music Hall. An immense audience
numbering seven thousand people, includ-
ing fully one thousand Knights was in at
tendance, and hundreds were turned away.
The services were from the ritualandwcre
conducted by Very Eminent DIR. George {.
Belts. Grand Prelate of the grand en-
campment. assisted by Right Eminent Sir
Dir. John O. Vincel aud interpreted by
a universally fine musical programme IN
which several local societies participated
forming chorus Ot nearly 600 voices, under
the direction Of Prof EgmOnt PrOehlich.
The actual work Of the COnclave will not
begin until Tuesday. Tomorrow will be-
devoted to the reception Of visitors, the
majority OF whom are expected 20 arrive
bcture tomorrow night. The committee
having in charge the arrangements and
conduct of the Conclaye held final meet
ing this afternoon and at the conclusion
announced everything complete and work
ing without the slightest confusion. Moth
ing is now needed IN make the C0nclaye a
success but good weather aud the outlook
in that regard Is excellent at the present
time.
Among the communicates which have
arrived and reported are the following in
addition 20 those from California pre-
viously mentioned: Nebraska, No. IL;
Grand Rapids, Demolay, No. .;
Wheeling. W. Va, - swords
St. Louis club; Philadelphia 75i
Louisville No. !, IN; Reading, Pa, ~
swords; Detroit land ith regiment hand
I5l and Templars No. 1, Ds MOinos, Ia: {:
Maryland No. /; Baltimore No. 3; MOnu-
mental No. 3: Arnsade No. ); BeansOn;
all OF Baltimore l6.
A large number Of the knights are ac-
cnmpanied by ladies, and the hotel rooms
already present crowded aP1
pearaDce. Trains Hh arrive
all night bringing additions 10 the 900
Knights already on the ground.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-20
In the Adirondacks.

- >.a H"-~E, y. Y, September Is.
~. 'ar A,t sunday spent by the
'-'l Wrty IN the AdirOndaeks, has
.- a''hHS but agreeable. 1t rained
,,.. ''''' morning till night and then
az. ~ nothing to do but to remain
80 - 4'oTN. lnaH probability the party
Al '-1G io-morruw night at Paul Smith ;
L. .I,Ne short trip out IN
D. WILDERNESS from that point on
50. The railroad station is only
C-r,.---' -'..TN from Paris and the Vermont
s.s,, vii there take the party IN
~ 11N conduct them rs for - ROus-
Is',,,-'e connection is made with the
l. - x Hudson Canal Company over
= So Inc. The party will be convey
W. 70 Albany. The same special car
,1.'eght them into the AdirOndacks
1''y them out.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-20
GEORGE E. PRICE NOMINATED
BY the Twelfth District Democratic sena-
torial Convention.

tOrial Convention.
MooREIELD, September 1s.-Pursuant
to call the Democratic Senatorial Conyen-
tion for the Twelfth Senatorial district
met at the Court House in Moorefeld at
IL o'clock a. m.
Hon. W. F. DYER, Chairman Execu-
tive Committee called the convention to
order, and named F. B. WELToN as tenn
pOrary Chairman. On motion of w. F..
DYER, W. c. LONG, editor of the Moore
field ErdR.iReV, was made temporary Sec
retary, and all the Democratic editors of
the District, assistants.
On the assembling of the convention S.
l.. FlOurnoy vase made permanent Chair
man, and W. c. LOngpermanentS Secretary,
and all the Democratic editors OF the dis
trict made assistant Secretaries.
The committee on basis of representation
reported: Grant vote Hampshire Il Hardy
III, Mineral IL, Pendleton 8, total 81.
The Resolutions heartily endorsed the
President and the work of the Admins
tratiOn.
Nominations being In order, G., H. John
sou nominated Hon. JOS. Vanmeter OF
Hardy; nomination seconded by B. F.
Richards; John Il. Harness placed in NOM
IL alton Hon. Geo, 4. Blakemore, of Pen
dleton; seconded by Jos. Napmeter and J.
y. McMullcn. Hon Geo. f. Price, OF
Mineral, was nominated by J. W Wood;
seconded by {. W. DALEY. Hon JOS. Van
meters name WAS withdrawn, but before
hallOting began he was renOminated by NJ.
NJ Smith
Ballotiug then began. First ballot, nc
nomination. Before the second ballot was
east, Mr.. Pent Mccoy withdrew the name
of Mr. BlakemOre IN favor of Mr.. Van
meter. The second ballot resulted in the
nomination of Mr.. Price
On motion of Hon. JOS. Nanmeter, the
nomination of Mr.. Price was made unani-
NOUS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-20
IIONEDOWNBELOW
,mRV OF WIND, RAIN AND
rta.'' HAIL
v,.i,,vins Lifting a Large Hotel Build
- "; -, - Hundred Fee, in the Air and
~, y . One Hundred and Fifty
y,,is-A Rush for the Cellars

-..,-.~ POE H'9'S,'.
s., -, .,,,,,rrrxsvlrLE, September 10
NV =. and destructive windstorm
4 ','.,. .s,n,hcru portion Of this town
.l.> p.,n ,,.. to-day. The first Indication alton
''.-' w. -o, WIS Iow-hanging, black
Wv, over the Ohio hills which
-'' ~. attended with a strong wind.
$40, -.h,ir, noise in the distance be-
distinct and IN few moments
44,r,d hurricane attended with
x " ~,in and hail swept down
T.'-- ,.-,,, the river. and burst
...', 81, -. f,~, nn the Point House hotel
..rf. ,n the river and creek banks
So w.h,r, creek emptieS into the
'-'.. ,r. nnf Of the main building
,,-.r., extending the full length
..ri.re oa the south and west
,.-.lotl, lifted into the air one
nd .r,, and carried \ distance oi one
.arG a.;y yards away. The Oeeu-
..ar1mldmsand other ne'shboring
....> -yta-c IN cellars. The dam
.rs building i, not les than five
.-s,oI dollar,
,....,a, Ntng At the mouth Of
..-,, u., Torn from its moorinSS, and
r,a, hundred yard, up the creek.
--,sgl .u, were blown promlSeous-
~-.-., course ot the wind was west
An. 70, scope did not seem To exceed
.--f-rl .rr, IN width. Take warn
..- .~,a,ra,yd western fever patients
..~. .aar the destructive capability Of
--t S,-r. ,n the plains ofthe occident,
a.. v.-..r,..-r never hcIOrr witnessed
....,to br hoped never will again wit
-.,.,.rha ,yo.'ur.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-20
SUNDAY AT CHARLESTON.
A Rainy Day-Religious Services Held b!
all the nenonin m afinns.

A Rainy Day-heiglous SERVICES lnetu py
all the Denominations.
CHARLESTON, S. c., September 49,
This has been a different day from last
Sunday, by the reason of the suspension
of the work ofreopening of thoroughfares,
which a week ago was in full blast. Com
munications are now pretty well restored.
The telephone lines are in opera
ton, and the telephone exchange
is working nearly every where. The
worst feature of the day was q heavy rain
this forenoon, which injured considerably
the contents of exposed dwellings, and
made the remaining campers-out particu-
larly uncomfortable. But the discomfort
and loss were nothing in comparison
with what would have been
the effect of a down-pour ten days ago.
The feature of the day as last Sunday was
open air worship. The Mariners church
held services on one of the ships in the
harbor. The Presbyterian and some other
church services were held on the battery.
The congregation of Grace Church held
worship in their Sunday School building.
81. John Lutheran in its Sunday School and
other congregationsin in their own churches.
There was marked devotion every
where. The close of the week enables the
works of the relief efcommittees TO be review
ed and it is certain that anyone needing
food and shelter has been provided for.
Besides this, most valuable work has been
done by what is designated rs the imme-
diate relief committee, which gives small
sums of money to clearly established eases
OF need, outside of food and lodgings, 50 as
TO provide for clothing, bedding,
the removal of furniture and other like
requirements. This Committee considers
also and attends TO applications where
means of livelihood have been destroyed by
the earthquake.
In cases of urgent need and early
assistance this committee is doing admira-
BILE work.
The mother of Mayor Courtnay aged II,
died to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-20

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. lS.-Ihe orSanlz,
ed working men to-day united IN 4 granu
street parade and picnic under the a1SPl-
ces of District Assembly 1U6, and the Cen
tr,l Trades and Labor Union. The pro-
ceSsion consisted of numerous labor organ
izatiops and contained 32O men
AFTER short parade through
the streets the procession pro
ceeded to the Exposition grounds, where
the day was spent in listening TO t9e
Srsaches and amusementsO OF various kinds
aTnang the speakers from abroad were }:
N RISon,er of Toledo; NJ. ID. Carter, OF
C;nq;npati. and ]. A Wright, OF PILLS.
SaIDb;a IutOxieants were not permitted
- T.. aid on ths grounds, and the demon-
St-st;on - was In every way successful.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-20
BLOODY RIOTING At BELFAST.
4 Mob Attempts to Rescue Prisoners from
PoliC.-TwO Killed.


PoIiCe-TwO Killed.
BELFAST, September l9.-There was
desperate rioting on Davis street to-day
The police arrested two drunken men ior
fighting. 4 mob Immediately gathered
around the police, and threatened them
with violense. and 1t was with
greatest difficulty that the prisoners were
secure,I. As soon as the barracks doors
were closed behind the prisoners fearful
attack was made upon the building by
the mob outside. Shutters were
torn down and windows were
smashed with brickhats and paving stones.
There were only four COnStables WITHIN
the Barracks. They fired eleven rounds
EiIling one man and wounding several 9TH
ers N j. stated that woman was wound
cd and has since died in her own house
The mob was scattered by reiniorcements
of police. .u
Liter the mob regathsTed IN small
.,rouns when a number of priests tired 10
6erSuadc the people to return to their
homes, The disturbed district Is patroNe''
by military and police reinfOrccmentS-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-20
Welded AT 4 FAIR.
4 Paying Advertising job and a Pretty
Bridal purse.

4 Paying Advertising job and Pretty
Bridal Purse.
wATEKToYS, y. Y, September 10
This has been a great day for JefersHn
county. The Governor was here yesterday
but his presence did not begin 10 draw the
crowd ike wedding that had been adyer-
tised tn take place On the fair grounds
The day was rainy with the exception Of q
lew hours this afternoon. The wedding
was set down for three o'elock, and prompt
ly at that hour carriage, IN which al
Carrie =. Clark, aged eighteea, asd Chas.
L. Cory aged tWenty-oas, drove upon the
fair qOunds tne couple mounted the
saI.e platform from which Gov. Hill spoke
yesterday.
THE TwAIS MADE GyK
They faced an audies..S sfat least twelve
thousand pclije, while Rev. II. c. Town
Leg p-IfOrrned the ceremony that made
them one. After the knot Was lied ex-
Congressman Roswell 7, FsoweE nounted
the platform, graapea the blushing country
girl who i.-d rust become bride by the
Land and planted hearty kiss on hey
ruby bps. He then gave her three cyep
ten dollar notes amid deafeniag cheers from
the spectators. The couple received ahost
Ss0o worth Of presents They wegt 70
NIAGARA Falls on q wedding TIP this even
ing ON the same train that took the Cover
nor 10 syrscRss.
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A BLOODY RACE CONFLICT.
4 Riot Near Pittsburg Between Irish an'
Italians-Two Fatally Wounded.

4 Riot Near Pittsburg Between Irish and
ItaIians-Two Fatally Wounded.
PrrTsBURG, PA, September l9.-Four-
mile Run, in the Fourteenth ward, was
the scene of bloody race riot at noon to
day, in which two of the participants re-
ceived fatal injuries. The fight was the
result of bad feeling existing among
Irish and Italian laborers who live in that
neghborhood. On Saturday, while Jos.
Vcrnard, an Italian was on his way home
he was attacked by Il gang of lrishmen.
There were six in the assailng party, and
it is said they were under the leadership
of two brothers named DAILY. Nernard
WAS terribly beaten but he managed to
escape Ia his home. No more
trouble occurred until noon
to-day. when gang of 20 lrishmen called
at Ecrnard'S house and demanded admit
tance. \ number of Italian boardcrs were
in the house at the time, and the doors
were quickly barred. The assailants
however, battered the doors down and
rushed into the house 4 free fight followed
in the progress OF which Paddy Rocco an
Italian had his skull crushed with chair
and Patrick Constantine an lrishman waS
shot in the abdomen. The sight of the pros
trate men seemed TO irighten the Others
for general stampede took place 80
that by the time the police
arrived all had escaped. The wounded
men were removed to hospital where
Constantine died q few hours later. Rocco
j. still living but his recovery is doubtful.
Five of the Italians were arrested this ai-
tcrnoOn, but the Irishmen are still at lib
erty. II is believed that the latter intend
ed to drive the Italians from the neighbor-
hood
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LAMAR WILL MARRY.
4 WEALTHY Widow About to Become His
Ntfr.


.a.t@. September l9-A Washing
'~~ >l.,. Il, tran>pires that Sec
-.. .+la- 3, absent in New England
.'.....- .a ,Ar company Of Mrs, Holt, Of
..-. Co.,. towhom he Will soon be we'd
1a"a-a the happy DAY is not yet
-..- VIZ, Holt Is the widow of a prOmi-
---.-a' of Macon. and is said TO
a-~1'rt quite a fortune in her own
80 .--vr husbands estate She Is Of
~. wears, hut possesses a tine presence
.f..tA'.a- MANNERS, and i well fitted
>'U.r'y a, the wife of Cabinet
b. his nren known Tor some time
f,A-y Lamar was matnmOnially
'at~qecjally a,tentive.tO the lady
.,-.z.'a. ..z.'.'a. aat his prospective marriage
.'1S-r Il secret.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-20
THE CROPS THUS FAR.
4 Good General Average Assured For
Corn-Hog Cholera.


Corn-H Hog Cholera.
CHICAGO, September 1.-THE follow
ing crop report will appear in this week =
issue OF the Farmers RerieT: The corn
crop is maturing rapidly, and the CORES
pondents this week indicate approx
matcIy the probable yield per acre IN
bushels.
Frosts occurred in Illinois, Wisconsin,
Iowa and Nebraska during the week,
aud some injury is reported Ia the late
grain in the low lands, but in the main no
general injury occurred owing 10 the ma
turity of the grain. In twcnty-onc coun-
ties in Illinois the average ranges from ten
to forty bushels with an apparent average
OF about twenty-five bushels 10 the acre.
The lowest average is reported from
Henry county, where the probable yield
il placed at 10 bushels The average in
Minnesota in II counties Is placed at y
bushels. In Indiana l2 COUNTIES report a
general average Of - bushels
In Kansas reports from IL counties rodu-
tfN tne average lD - Du-DtlS- III 'Hp lu'
average Of counties reporting this week
place the general average At - bushels.
In Wisconsin the average drops tO ~
bushels. In Missouri the general average
is placed at ~ bushels. Reports
from Nebraska indicate that the
Weld will range from four %
six bushels. Reports from Michigan indi-
cate a Weld ranging from 20 Ia p bushels
to the acre While none OF the returns
are sufficiently complete TO estimate ac-
cnrately the general average Of the prob
able yield The data Is ample A. indicat-
ing approximately the probable general
average in the several States
The reports Of hog cholera are little
more numerous hut not in sufficient num-
bers TO occasion any sp1ial concern.
In Adams county Illinois, one half the
hogs are reported to hayedied nom cholera.
The disease il also reported in four eoun-
ties in Iowa, and three in Indiana.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-20

GALVESTON, Tex, SepteEssks BAN
Eagle Pass special to the Sees says thst
a valuable deposi.e Of Iasaminons coal has
been discovered a. the depth Of 90 fset, on
. Farm receatly bought by she Southern
Pacific Company, from General NofHng
on the west side Of the Salinas riyeS. The
vein is SIX fecs ten inches thick.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-20
Foreign Markets

LONDON, September 10 .hseouut dur
ing the past week was in afiiye demand AZ
holder rates, for 4 months and g for
short American socuritie- were e,pe-
cially active and there was large amount
Of investment, prices yesterday closing
very iirm.
PARIS, September lg.-Buaness on the
Boarse during the past week was qnie,,
with . tendency 10 firmBess.
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Inc-ndIari.m on IN. Camp Groond.

READING, Pa, September 10. -incen-
diaiias last night visited Johanna Heights
Methods, Camp MEETING grounds and set
fse 70 the frame cottages, Of which there
are 30 in the grove
about dozen wer. destroyed. and large
space in the grove wa burned away. Fifty
men and wassen turned out with buckets
and ts,iied with the flames. Ike los is
heavy
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avery Dinerent Account

GALVESTON, Texas, September, ls-4
special to the Ners from Eagie FASs sSyS
an authentic dispatch has just been ne
lived Al Pedros NegrOsa which gives aelt-
fsrent aceaunt of the manner In which Eco :.
Ssr the revolutionary leader anda portion oi
his band. met their death The despasen
states that ElcOyer and several OF ms loi-
IoT~rrs Io,,' were captured atiMOntereyi iandswere
shot by order of General SeyeS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-20
The Indians Arrive

JACKSONVILLE, FLA. September 10
The Band Of 352 WarIa Spflng and Chiri-
cahue Indain bucks, squaws and ?aphose
from San Carlos reservation arrived tonight
guarded BY two companies Of United Stase.
troops, Col. Wade commanding They
left Immediately for 81 Augustine, where
they viii be placed on areservation- Great
interest was manifested here, hundreds O.
people surrounding the depot 70 20 1hsn-
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The B. 4 O. Throaxh Eastern Tr.a..

BALTIMORE, ND, September 1s-Tbe
first through trains over the L. a q. "a new
road TO Philadelphia for the South and
Southwest, were run to-day and to
night. The company will commence
TO take Through passengers from New
Yosk, using the jersey Central tracks.
The trains ran on schedule time, and car
ned a fair number Of passengers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-20

GS..I-I' III, September 19.-The body
"a, 90 51,,g'ners, = middle aged German,
,zr .--. --I Ranging TO 4 tree near this eity
t4,yi1.,,. ~ Il had evidently been
T-7 uere several days.
P7a-i, @'ly OF DR.. ElwoOd H. Reaff. of
Holm. Is =. io1nd floating in the river at
Supposed to be cases of suicide.
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COURAGE FROM THAT BIBLE,

all of whose promises are for those in had
predicament. There better days for you,
either on earth or in heaven. | put my
hand under your chin and lift yOur face in
to the light of the coming dawn. Have
God on your side, and then you have for
reserve troops all the armies OF Heaven, the
smallest company of which is twenty thou
sand chariOts, and the smallest battalion
one hundred and forty thousand the light
nings of heaven their drawn sword.
An ancient warrior saw an overpOwering
host come down upon his small company
of armed men, and, mounting his horse
with a handful of sand, he threw it in the
air. CRYING: LET their faces be covered
with confusion. And both armies heard
his voice, and history says 1t seemed rs
though the dust thrown in the air had be
come so many angels Of supernatural de-
liverance, and the weak overcome the
mighty, and the immense host iel! back,
and the small number marched on. HaEe
faith in God, and though all the allied
forces OF dlScouTagement seem to come
against you in hattie array, and their laugh
of defiance and contempt resOunds through
all the valleys and mountains, YOU might
by faith in God. and importunate prayer,
pick up a handful of the very dust OF your
humiliation, and throw it into the air,
and it shall become angels of victory oyer
all the armies of earth and hell. The
voices OF your adyerSaries, human and
Satanic, shall be covered with confusion,
while YOU shall be not only conqueror, but
more than conqueror, though that grace
which has 50 often made the fallen helmet
Of an oyerthrOYn antagonist the fcotstooi
of Christian victory.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-20
HoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE
In Digestive nisorden.

Ilr. Z '. Wright, Saratoga SpflhgsI =;
Z, says: Il have used it for years, and
my experience has proved beyond question
thai the peculiar combination OfpboSphates
renders il most valuable in the treatment
Of digestive disorders"
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s,znekIhILishtning.

KoEAREL It's. September la-Fue
apparently originating from lightning
burned this fursnOOn the Carriage wheel
factory Of A. Buck proprietor. Loss esti-
mated at $4,000. Insurance $4,000.
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. Delicate diseases Of either sex
radically cured Send 10 cents in stamps
for book. Address, Worlds Dispensary
Medical Association, Buffalo, N. Y.
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-19

see it, as the present hotels are taxed beyond
their capacity, and that even with one more
here, there would be a good business for all.
Three weekly papers, one q Republican,
one an Independent. and the other q Prohi-
bition, and one Independent daily furnishes
the people with the news, and are each in
themselves credit to the place.
Churches Of nearly every Christian denom-
nation are here. and all in growing condi-
ton, and among other educators, not theo-
logical, We notice two ine sceool-houses, one
Of them being two-story brick, bull: two
years ago at cost of $4,000.
| a very attractive feature of the place, and
one that is Immediately noticeable upon
reaching the City, is the splendid condition
of its streets. They are as fine as possible,
being very wide, with wide sidewalks, sup
erbly guttered and graded with Joplingrsyel,
a material that hardens until the whole sur
face of the stree. is as perfect as could be
made by the most extravasan. use of concrete.
They are always free from dust, and add
largely to the comforts of the prominent bus
mess places being Constructed of brick and
neat and attractive in their designs. and
what fem frame buildings Of this nature there
are left, are fas. being replaced by substantial
bricks, several transformations of this nature
being under way now.
On every hand do we see evidences ofthrift
and prosperity, old houses that in the prim-
tive days of this place were rushed up bur
riediy to give shelter to the fast coming tide
of immigration, are fast being transformed
into substantial and spacious residences, and,
turn which way you will. you see many new
ones being erected. We are indebted to Mr..
A. j. Georgia ofthe live real estate firm of
Georgia & Wood for valuable information
and courtesies extended during our sojourn
here and by the way the Pi;tsburg boom re-
minds us of our own Wichita.
That this City is here 20 grow and thrive,
there can be no question. The Two new
railroads already spoken OF are bringing new
people and new industries, and encouraging
the ones now here to increase their capacities,
and am informed on all sides, $50 strong
are the inhabitants in this befiefJ tina. at the