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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-12
OVERCOME BY THE GAS.
EFFECTS OF NATURAL CAS- on MEN
Who Get Caught In a Hole by it-CaFs'
lss,nsss About Very Dangerous A.
fair Among the Pipe Line Eu-
plOyes-RSpOrt Ailoat sunday.

Yesterday morning while some Of the
employees OF the Natural Gas Company
Of West Virginia were repairing q slight
leak In the gate at the corner Of Wood
and Fifteenth street, young man whose
name could not be learned,
slipped down into the man.
hole 10 inspect the workings
OF the pate and before he was observed,
was overcome by gas. When found he
was lying all punched up In u corner. He
was at once hauled out and pumped"
as tho gas men term II; his breast is
pressed on in order TO start respiration and
ill his lungs with pure air as soon As pos
sible, the same as drowned man Is
treated,
In the afternoon, Martin Canayin and
George Wilson, two Of this company's
employees, were overcome the man
hole at the corner OF Chspllne and -Four,
tsenth streets, The gas had been turned
on down Ohapline and out Fifteenth Y
the Central Glass Works, In doing this
It was discovered that there was q leak al
this point, and the two men went down
10 ascertain what was necessary 10 be done
with the result IS reported, All three
men were brought to all right,
While Oanavin and Wilson were heinf
. rescued and the leak fixed, the pressure o
gas at ths Central Glass house ran down q
, low that there was only two ounces pres
. sure; tho result OF this was that som'
very lively work had to be done to pre-
vent serious damage from being donei a
! 1t was, there waa considerable inGonven
fence oCcasloned,
1t is becoming common occurrence
for workmen to be overcome with gas
They do not seem to mind 1t In the least
90 long as they are pulled out in time AM
, "pumped" bSCk 10 lie, The gas escape
60 fast Ia the man holes as TO exclude al
! the air. The men work right along unit
suddenly they fall over, Sunday q
the big valve Of the Wheeling Company q
Ebberls, above town, Jim MCGEE and
: man named Jackson from Pittsburgh
William Freeman and Newt burton wer'
; all overcome while making some needed
change, and Superintendent Ross and hi
, men had lively work getting the four GU
3 OF the hole. This occurrence gave rise L
q rumor that four men had been burnet
to death at Ebbert's.
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This evening Lewis Morrison will sp-
pear at the Opera House as AtsphtslOphsle'
and Miss Celia Alaburg as Marguerite, sup
ported by strong and even company, in
DR.. Haas's English adaptation Of Gosthe's
great poem, 10 the credit Of Wheeling
Be 1t said that the seats are selling well al
Banners muaic store, Only one per
Torrance Of this play will be given, the
company rendering Shakespeare "Meas
ure Tor Measure tomorrow night, Ev
erywhere they have appeared in DR.
Haas play they have not only won the
praise Of the critics, but made a popular
success as we'll, The performance tonight
must be regarded as one Of the dramatic
events Of tho season. Miss Alsberg Is {
California actress who has not been cas-
before, MI. Morrison appeared In Wheel
lug several years ago in 1.-THE Marble
Heart" and made hit, The presen
company carries It's own scenery and {
largo amount oisage accessories,
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Muscular, inaammatory and chronic
rheumatism all succumb to ST. Jacobs


hbllulTos
Commissioner W. j. Berry was in town
yesterday.
Mrs, o. L, Poorman is quite slck with
gastric fever.
The Willing Workers will meet at M. v,
Miller's tonight.
Walnuts and hickory nuts are exceed.
ingly plenty in this nelghbOrhood, and 80
are Rquirrels.
Hon. A. L. Morrison'a speech tonight
will be the first speech Of the campaign
on either side.
Mrs. Prince leli yesterday 10 spend the
winter with her daughter, Mrs. George
Henry, ct Logan, o.
The City Of Nashville put of here a
cargo Of freight for Pittsburgh. She 10 q
southern boat with southern crew.
Rev. W. I. Garoway, Of the presby.
terian church at WoodSdeld, was In town
yesterday. He Is about TO move to Utica,
The tank at the Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh
shops Tor watering engines burst yeBtor.
day morning and for o while trina had 10
pass II on eide track.
The Bellaire Steel works was idle yea.
terday on account Of the death oil Patrick
Moran, the workmen who WIS hurt some
time ago by the falling Of q deposit from
tho walls,
An alarm Of gro was sent in shortly be.
fore 3 O'Clock last evening, caused by d
blaSe In the Goblet Works. The depart.
mont was not needed, the flames being
extlngulBhed before any damSge was
done,
The whole hill juSt below Pinch run
seems 10 be coming down into The river
and tho Wegee pike 10 left now with
scarcely a hold, while the nefrow guage
railway track 10 being forced out Of place.
The place will cause trouble for q long
time.
At The regular meeting Of the Ladies'
Hebrew Benevolent Society Of this city,
the following officers were elected 10 serve
lot the coming year; Simon Behr, Pres.
identj Mrs. Henry Blumm, vlcs.PteBl.
dent; Julius Wellli Secretary Mrs, A. y.
Mayer, Treasurer,
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LOCAL BREvITIEs,
Matters of Minor Moment In aud About
the CITY,

the CITY
BASE BALL to-day,
"THE sHAreE4uS" al the Grand this
evening.
Couxcu meets in regular session this
evening.
oPEaA HoysE this eyenipg-"Faust and
Marguerite"
WALNUTs arc in market, They are ex'
Ceediog plenty this year, as are oil klnus
Of nuts,
OSR marriage license was iRsued by Re.
corder Hook yesterday. He also admitted
TO record three deeds Of trust
OER or two council committees met Ct
the Public Building last evening 70 audit
bills preparatory 10 tO-nights Council
meeting, Nothing Of importance was
transacted.
Tng main Of the Natural Gas Company
OF West Virginia Ia being extended on
Jacob street south from Thirty'third, The
dirt thrown out causes the street cars Q
good deal Of Inconvenience.
LETTERs addressed to the following
nsmed persons remain unclaimed at the
postCiIice; D. B. Oouig, ~ q. D. Fur
mum, Mis- Katie Nauer, +, s, Rogers
AIiss Cora Carr, Harry Thompson,
THERE were seventeen cases Of all char
acters in yesterdays Police Court, a
midnight two simple DRINKS were th'
subjsCls OF this mornings inquest, ON
: responding in the Central Station and on
in the Filth ward.
- The only conveyance Of real estate I'D
milted 10 record in Recorder Hooks ottiC
n yesterday, WAS deed made September
1856, by H. j, Schulz and wife to Edwar
, l.. Rose Of q pelce OF property on Vince
\, ing Island, for $500.
sQUIRR ARKLE Last night fined tw
young men 81 and costs each Tor proiar
ity. The law against prolane swearin
and vulgarity is almost dead lette,
much to the sorrow OF respectable peopl
\ compelled to be on the streets much
j A GRccRRs horse ran of with the dellN
i cry wagon In the Eighth Ward yeateIda
morning and tore up Jacob street to Til
ty.third, where he jumped the gas ditct
the wagon bounding alter him. lie VI
htopped after dgshing several squares tu
ther, and 1t was found that no harm ha
been done,
N To-Day lie the last day before the COn
IA ing election on which those who have 81
cured their first papers can secure the
second, emitting them to full citizenship
J Those who have not secured their seCon
papers and desire TO vote next montl
0 should not fail 10 call at Clerk Mitchell
= office to-day.
DEPUTY sHERrF W. NJ. CHAPMAN,
Hancock county, one Of tho most cleye
~ representatives Of the good people OF tht
4 county, was in the city yesterday oil b
N way 10 Weston, where he was takin
Mrs. Irene Miller, demented creatul
for whom room had been made AZ u
Asylum. he was accompanied by NJ
George Pugh, OF Fairvlsw, acting
guard.
leI In THElist OF names mentioned yeRterda
- in connection with the Republican nom
'e nation for the State Senate, the name (!
Id Mr.. p. Is. Dobbins waa unintentionall
omitted. Alr. Dobbins Ia understood nc
to be a candidate, but bis name is prom
ncntly mentioned, and many Republican
q advocate his nomination warmly, Will
u all recognize his excellent qualification
for the position,
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Rev. dwight l.. Moody tn Visit Wheeling.
The announcement will be received
with pleasure that the famous evan.
gelist, Rev, D. l., Moody, is to conduct a
series Of meetings here in the near iu-
ture. Some time ago Secretary Linch Of
the Y. NJ. Q. A. wrote 10 him inviting him
to come hero. He res bonded, expressing
his willingness to do SO II there is a gen.
eral desire that he should. In response
to this o formal invitation was sent him,
signed by o committee Of clergymen
representing all the evangelical denomi.
nations. This call Mr.. Moody has 90.
copied, but the time for his visit to
Wheeling has not been get.
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JUDGE nRANNoN BACK.
III. New Tactics, With Major Mitchell rs
IIustlor


hi. Sew Tactics, with Major Mitchell rs a
Hustler.
Judge John Brannon, the ancient Dem
ocrat Of Lewis county, who wants the peo'
pie Of this progressive First Congressional
District to send him to Congress, Is work.
log this county for all he Ia worth. He is
evidently banking on Ohio county to pile
up sufficient majority to overcome the
majorlties that will be against him in the
parts Of the district where no is better
known, to send him and his crude ideas
on tariG, and legislation OF all kinds, to
the National House. He was here again
yesterday. Instead oil sitting in front
Of the stalnm HouEe and com.
muning With himself and q few
old cronlea and watching the Ohio flow
silently by, as Is his wont, he allowed
himself to be taken In hand by Circuit
Court Clerk ]. ". Mitchell, who hustled
him around and introduced him to some
people,
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The great drama Of the shsughraun ha
created 0 perfect furore in the city.
RIVER NEWS.
Stage of the wator and Movements of the
Steamboats,.

stage of the water and Movements of thI
Steamboats,.
With The Davis Island dam up, there ID
now 4 depth q 8 feet 8 inches in the chan.
mel at Pittsburgh.
The amount OF coal ready 70 come out
OF the Big Kanawha on the next two.boRl
rise, is estimated at 100000 bushels.
The steamer Tom spurloOk, which sank
about two weekB ago, has been raised and
repaired, and 10 again ready for bust
ness.
The river has now gotten down to a
stage where the gauge indicates o depth
Of only 20 inches, Asa matter Of course
very little or nothing ls doing.
The Elaine left for PArkersburg yester.
day morning. Before she returns she ID
10 70 Oh tho docks To receive o model
head, needed and important change.
A special dispatch from gteubenville
states that at 0 o'clock last evening, Capt,
Nate Wintrlnger, Of that city was stricken
WithpafalyBls at hishome and died shortly
afterwards. He was on old and ex.
perienCed river mEn, having followed
steamboating nearly all bis life.
He was very widely known oil along
the Ohio and Mississippi and was general.
" liked and admired, not only by river
men, hut by the public generally. For
some time past he has been In command
Of the Pittsburgh and Wheeling packet,
O. w. Bachelor. The news Of hl6 death
viii DO a sad and sudden shock to his
friends,
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Tic Frederick Wnrlo Company.

Mr.. Frederick Warde Is not ono Of those
stars who believes in surrounding himself
with lights whose dlmpess shall serve to
make his own bhIliancy chime out to bet
ter advantage. On tho other hand his
theory is that whatever merit no may par
sonally possess will be enhanced by the
aid Of a suppOrt equal to the demands
made upon IT, In New York, Washing
ton, Providence and Baltimore, whore en-
gagements have already been played this
season, the Warde Company have been
most heartily commended for the artistic
manner in which its memhera have sec-
onded thu star in his efforts to give a
grand pPFiormAnUe vi each play in his
repertoire. In "Vlrginius' and in IDA.
mon and Pythias" especially, both Of
which plays are 10 be presented here, the
support has been declared 10 be "worthy
Of the STAR whlDh was deemed sufficient
praise. "RiChelinu,n which is one 81 Mr..
Warde's roles, will be presented at the
matinee on Saturday.
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Your only chance. ST, Louis va
Wheeling to-day.
A pllo.Drlyer Up.ets.

One of the pile-driyerS employed in
driving piles for the o., l, & W. Com
pany's extension to Mprtin'S Ferry, ant
located Just above the Back river bridge,
upset yesterday. Several men were Of
the top Of the rig, when they noticed that
1t had become loose, and was shaking bad
ly. They at once climbed down, and had
barely reached the ground when thu
whole thing tnmbled. Fortunately no
body was hurt, and but little damage
done.
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Mlll nInI,o Iron Nnll, AgaIn.

1t was reported here yesterday that the
Norton Iron Works, at Ashland, KY, had
abandoned steel nail making Gnd resolved
to return to the manufacture Of iron nails
ss coon as their boiling department could
be rehabilitsted and enough boilers em-
ployed to do tho necessary pudding.
Nail manufacturers here who were asked
about tho change said II the report was
true the change was probably made sim.
ply on account OF the difficulty In obtain.
ing steel nail plate. Soft steel suitable for
not thought here that the change has any
other significance.
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Down the River Briefs

Prof. D. T. Williams, A. NJ, with two
assistants, will have charge Of the Bares.
Yillo school the ensuing year.
Mr.. Martin s. Hotter and Miss Mary
Treston, OF sardlR, we're recently married,
Rev. O, NJ. HRllett, OF the NJ. E. Church.
officiating:
The people will turn out in large mum.
bers to hear General Golf at New Martins
vile on Wednesday. They always want
to hear tho man they delight to honor.
A O. L. s. @, has been organized at
Hannibal with sixteen members. W. B
O'Neill, President; g. W. Noll, Secretary.
1t meets on Monday evening Of each
week,
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spreads tho mlAVma, OF poisonous yapoH, that DO.
gets inAlAtlGl aud typds iovst Wherever there 4
stAgnanl water In which vegetation, Of refuse Of
any kind dVcayI, There, a surely a. the sun rites,
are generated The seeds Of fever aud AguO dumb
ague, aud other endemic mA,AdIos oil the tnAlAiai
type, Fot Tie Effects Of this onvenomOd alf, ilOs.
letters stomach Bllten furnishes All AntldOie, aud
prevents both The contraction and recurrence Of
such inaiadOL Even along tho llnO Of oxOayA.
lion TOT tbs Lea,Cps pahAma Canal y mere nAleliAl
letters Stomach BiltetA has demonstrated IL To-
protective qualities. Not only i0f
lObfil0 complaints, but also tof dlsptdCti d the
stomach, liver aud bowels i9t Ihenmaiiln aud
ghSclltO 10 Countofa6u the Vtectl VI laulu6,
damp ahdlOxpOtatp' fttSAW
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An.old Rheellnr Journnll.l pena.

Col. W. s. Gilman, prominent member
OF the stafF Of the Richmond D6patch, dicd
in that city on the 9th inst. Colonel Gil
man was well known to q number OIL
Wheeling people he commenced hi
newspaper career in this city on the old
Wheeling Times and was here for O mum,
Der Of years. He was In after years IRE.
quently met in Warrington by hi1 Wheel.
ing friends, where for along time he acted
az the correspondent Of the Dispatch.
While connected with that paper, be
played an important part In the Dem.
ocratic party, having been chosen several
times for honorable poGluonB.
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MARTINS FERRY,

Nail Feeders strike-Arrests Yesterday
News Notes.
Jesse johnson paid his parents flying
visit yesterday.
Yesterday was pay day for the Power
House employees.
E.E. McComhs left for the Cincinnati
Law school yesterday.
William Linn Is able to be out almost
daily, Young Dobbln is also improving
slowly.
The coucretlug for the foundation oil
the Power House Is being put In and work
will be begun on 1t at once.
Judge John s. Cochran brought some
fine strawberries and raspberries to town
yesterday, Of the second crop.
The Union Glass works went on full
yesterday morning, alter q temporary stop
10 put in natural gas fixtures.
The Red Men will give a ball and testi.
val October 90 and 2S, for the benefit OF
Mrs. Brady Burns, to liqutdats debt on
her property.
The funeral OF Mrs. Randolph Howell
took place yesterday afternoon, from hel
late home on First street, and was very
largely attended.
The accommodation train makes nc
more stops at the Sherman House, much
to the displeasurs Of citizens Of the lower
end.
Part Of the feeders OF the Laushlin Mai
Factory came out on a strike yesterday
against reduction n the price Of feeding
II is thought the difficulty will be adj
justed by this morning. The ieeder.nail.
ers pay the price asked by the feeders.
Pat o'Nsil, Isaac Nixon and samue
aS oST1SS 0 TsS p0Sd y bS@ eSs6aa xa a,nl
reated, charged with stealing iron from
the Buckeye Glass Company. Thompson
has always borne good name heretofore
and hia arrest was a surprise to bill
friends,
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Cali and eco my new case for showing
French Tissues. 10 different shades.
j. B, WILSON,
Bookseller, statlonor and Engrayer,
1908 Market 81.


The now "Att Patterns are just out,
and are the most beautiful stoves ever
offered. They have all the good features
oil the old style Radiant Home Stoyeo,
and are beauliaed until they arc pretty a5
q picture. They have no equal
either In beauty or good healing
qualitieg, and do DC well With natural ga5
40 with anthracite coal. Como and zee
Tor yourself and you will buy no other.
.DA-sI f W, I, BURT 4 Co.,
TuAS 1918 Main 81,
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While the dredgo boat "weutern" was
engaged in the work Of sinking the Royal
Gas Co.'s pipe line in the river opposite
Mingo Junction Friday, the pipe sprang
q leak, the result Of which II was feared
would stop the works, but owing TO The
heavy pressure and abundant supply oil
gas, the leak was scarcely noticeable.
Saturday morning about Q oClock,a cog.
wheel broke on the shears In the blooming
department Of the Mingo steel works,
shutting them down until the neCeRsarJ
repairs are made.
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have iuSt received from the principal
florist Of Boston where tho tinest roses In
the world are rGised) an invoice Of very
choice Roses, among which are Teas,
Pofles de Jafdin, Mermets, Malmalrson,
Niphetos, La France, iAnet, Beauty.
These are the finest flowers ever brought
to Wheeling. Call early or telephone
LIB. WILSON,
Bookseller and stationer,
1908 Market 81,
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A cali 10 respectfully requested from
persons contemplating purchasing ma.
chimes, 10 inBptCt the Standard and
White Sewing Machines, They arc Of
the head Of the list Of fist class machines,
and fully guaranteed. Our long expert.
ence in the business enables US 10 place
before the public machines that sutpAss
anything heretofore offered, and pur.
Chasers will DO well 10 coll Upon us before
buying,
We arc also the colo sgCnts for tho 70.
nowned CallRraph Type Writer.
EDWARD u. R0BB 4 Co.,
No. 90 Twelfth 81,
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W. 7. Hoyt & Co., wholesale and retail
Gruggists, Of Rome, Ca, say: We have
been selling Dr.. Kings New Discovery,
Electric BItters aud BuCklen's Arnica
Salve for two years. Have never handled
remedies that sell as well or give such
universal satisfaction. There have been
some wonderful cures effected by theOe
medicines In this city. Several cases Of
pronounced consumption have been en-
tirely cured by the use OF q few bottles Of
DR.. Kings New Discovery, taken in con.
nection with Electric Bitters. We guar.
antse them always. Sold by Logan \ %.
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Duoklelrs Arnlca salyo,

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rhcum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblaing,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay required. It
is guaranteed 10 give perfect n8tiaiaetipp,
or money refunded. Price % cents per
box. For sale by Logan & 90.
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FALL and Winter Stock just received.
A full line Of suitlngs, UyercOatlngs
and PantalOODings. Also n full line Of
our celebrated Knit Jackets. Scotch
g. HESS 4 SONS.
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II. g o. Annual Excursion to Chicago
Monday, November 3, 1850,

"ASH"NSt N'S'SahbuA " ASVW
On the above date, the B. 4 o. Railroad
Company will sell round trip tickets "a
Chicago at low excursion rates. Ticket
will be- good going on all regular trains o.
that day, and will DO good Tor return
passage ten days from date Of sale.
The Famous Fat Stock Show will open
on the 9Th.
study your comfort and convenience
and take the d. 4 o,
Three through feat trains each way.
Sleeping and dining cars on all through
trains,
etc., call upon OF address any agent Of The
B. 4 0. Railroad.
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nouoIoAuLT,s IRIsH play,
WThe Alaugraup" Opening at the GRANT
Inst Evening.

'Ahp GWNNhNNNN StSH"b w NN NA"NN
Last Evening.
Last evening The Grand Opera House
was we'll filled with very fue audience
to witness the first presentation o
Bouclcaults famous drama, 1.-THE shsu'
graun," The drama has lost nont
Of Its intereS! or humor, none
Of It's power TO charm and hold
the attention, and tho audience
last night was enthusiastic in It's mirtt
and applause. The story Is good one
well told, aud the play was as we'll acted
as it ever has been In Wheeling. s. j.
Forhan was q handsome and natural
Conn, and Caughtthe audience, especially
the ladies', at once, Miss Daryl as Claire
shared the honoIs, and Miss Forhan al
Moya, was quite q good match for Conn
There Is not "stiCk" In the com
pany. Indeed, all deserve special men
ton, but space iorbids, The stage II
specially set with scenery designed FOL
tho piece. The same bill tonight, To-
morrow afternoon and tomorrow night
when the engagement closes.
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Were women allowed 10 vote, every
one In the land who haa used Dr. Pletce6
"Favohte Prescription" would vote II 10
DO az unialllng remedy ior the dlaeahea
peculiar 10 hOt bex, BY druggists,
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WE have introduced o new System Of
selling Watches on the lnsiallment plan
whereby you can secure q watch at once
on easy pay ments. tall and Investigate,
JACOB w. G1lUBD, JeWelOr,
Cor. TMellIll and Market SIS.
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Ghe q'ttetligettter.
Now Adyertlsemonts

Parlor stoyes-NGsbitt 4 Bros
Trustees salC-F. 4. WingeEtGr.
For SAlC-bOAt.
MelOphine- Go. K, MCNechen g. eon.
Syrup, IOlu, Honey aud TaT-R. II. List.
Wedding QlitS-l. u. Dillon,
liandkOFchiCis-D Gundllug & Co., 9TH page.
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The following shows the range Of the
thermometer as observed ut schnepts drug
store, Opera House, corner, yesterday:
"a. Nj, 54'i u M 76'; BPM, 77';Ir.M,
RSo
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Remember the shauEhraun matinee q
the Grand Opera House Wednesday after
noon. Admission only % cents 10 OIL
parts OF the house.
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WAsnlNaTox, b. O., Oct. 12.-1 A. NJ
For Western Pennsylvania, fair weather,
southwesterly winds, slight changes
In temperature.