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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-08-26

The junction City Mining c jmpany
has been incorporated, with capital of
S2,OO0,0O0, divided into shares of $40
each. Thirty thousand shares have
been set apart as working capital. The
claim consists of a.quarlz ledge recently
discovered at Bingham by James
Watson, while he was in the act of
sliding logs down over an old placer
mine. The incorporates are James T.
Mcintosh, president; A. II. Swan, vice
president; James S. Watson, superin-
tendent; David Kay, secretary and
treasurer; and j. Middlemiss,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-08-26

Extensive improvements are being
made at the Marsao Mill, in Park City,
with the idea of introducing the Russell
process, and doing away, eventually,
with the amslgamating pans.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-08-26

Advices from the south are to the
effect that the wool men in Richfield
are away down in their boots, the
fleece of the muttons bringing only s
cents pound-hardly enough, our cor
respondent wires, to pay the herd
bill.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-08-26
At Mr. H4aauer's Once.

Total shipments for the week. IS 52,9s7 As
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-08-26

The local mining transactions are
almost at standstill. The long pre-
dicted boom seems as far IF as ever
and the fortunes of the members of the
Curbstone Exchange are still in the
far distant furture.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-08-26

Silver is at the 9A mark, for which it
seems to have an almost undying aff4c :
ton.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-08-26

Lead has taken an upward shoot
during the week. At the close of our
report in these columns a week ago, it
was quoted at 81 40. There was steady
upward tendency during the entire
week. and yesterday came the advicss-
Lead. SLIGO and dull" 1t is now at
about the point from which it took
such sudden and rapid descent several
weeks ago, and which spread such havoc
among our mine owners. Shipments of
ore are being made now to limited
extent, but were the smelters in full
blast. We would see lively inpouring
of ore FROM ali the camps in the coun-
try.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-26
THE. DEAD.
PREPARATIONS FOR THE FUNERAL.
The Services to be Held in the Hall Of the
House.

WASHINGTON, d. C, March "a -The
programme for the Waite funeral ceremon-
les is getting into shape. .
A telegram has been received from Mrs.
Waite aCquiescing in a suggestion that the
funeral services Of the late Chief Justice be
held in the hall of the House Of Represent
atives next Wednesday, and that the body
be privately inferred at Toledo the next
day.
Mrs. Waite lett Los Angeles at 10 O'Clock
last night to come east Immediately. DR..
Ruth left Washington City to meet her at
Kansas City and escort her to Toledo.
Edward T. Waite, the second son, will
remain in Toledo to meet his mother.
The Senate and House Committees have
deputized the seargeants-at.arms Of the
two houses respectively to confer with the
marshal CT the Supreme Court, as to the
arrangement Of details. A telegram was
received from Mrs. Waite, stating that she
is en- route By the Atchinson, Topeka and
Santa Fe Railroad 10 the East, and she
will arrive in Toledo either Wednesday
evening or Thursday morning next. She
consents to public funeral services here,
and unless something shall come from her
10 cause q change in the arrangements, the
funeral will take place in the hall OF the
House of Representatives. abOnt noon next
Wednesday. The remains will be
conveyed TO Toledo for iuterment,
and there will be met by
Mrs. Waite. At first the family expressed
a desire that the services should be held in
a church, but they readily assented to the
mepsstion that the hall OF the House
would he preferable. t~tis-sxpected that
another dispatch viii be received from
As. Waite during the afternoon, express
ing wishes, if she has any liz regsrdtQ the
details.
At a later conference it was decided that
the ceremonies in Washington shall take
place in the hall Of the House of Repre-
sen,atives al IL o'clock on Wednesday,
Bishop Baret and Drs. BOdiue, Leonard
and Nett, of the Episcopal Church, official
ing. There will be no Grafton. The
Judges of the Supreme Court, including
ex-Judge Strong, will act as pail hearers
The President and Cabinet and both Houses
of Congress and the bar of the Supreme
Court will attend. The court as q body
and the committee of the two Houses viii
accompany the remains to Toledo.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-26
Icy FLOODS.
The Missouri River Breaking Over Irs
Banks.

The Missouri River Breaking Over las
Banks.
BISMARCK, OAK, March 24.-The ice
in the river broke at Stevenson, sixty
miles above here, yesterday, and the river
has leaped lis banks.
Telephone messages bring information
of the flood, which is said to be one Of the
greatest in the history OF the country.
The water was turned loose by the
breaking of a gorge about four hundred
miles above here, and it is breaking the
solid ice as it comes. The food, at mid
night, had reached a point near Coal Har-
boz, fifty miles above, and Is coming at
the rate of nine miles per hour.
II is believed by those who have made
the river a study that a gorge will form
near Washburn, forty miles north, which
will delay the flood az this point for at
least a day. There still exists an immense
gorge at Poplar river. and this is holding
back a vast amount of water which Nns
come within the next week. The river
here has risen three feet, and the ice Is
raised in the middle of the stream by the
pressure. Everything at the river land
ing here is in readiness for the flood and
the railroad men and river men are pre-
pared for the worst.
The cold weather of the last week has
solidiied the ice, aud if it gorges, a in all
probability it will, at Sibley Island, the
food south of here will be as great as has
ever been known. Ii ia believed the thrill
ing experiences Of last year in ~rescuing
people from the low lands will not be re-
peated, as the settlers have had ample
warning and nearly all are out Of danger,
At Stevenson, where the flood was at its
height, yesterday, the river leaped it:
banks with terrific force, submergipg the
ebtire lowiands near the banks so sudden
ly that there was no time for the removal
of property. Immense piles Of wood, cut
for the use of boats, have been swept away
The Indians have been driven to the hills
and the scene Is said to be one of wild con
fusion. If a gorge does not form at Wash
burn the flood will reach this point very
soon. There is no danger here, as the city
is one hundred feet above high water mark
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-26
Seaal 1otites.

CTATEoF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO COUNTY
y In the Circuit Court for Ohio county, Wes
virytnik March Rules, 1885.
No. pctsu and JaInes Peters, her husband
""'' N.
Louisa Robinson and wI,iiy- ss1ns.1k ne
husband; William n. Rotdf.y.s, 'r--InS -,
p'os1nan and Henry Dictnnan, hsf
IT. Cockayne, Rebccea Gfhe0n and WffIL|i5
Gdoson, her husband Dowdsa C0cksyne. and
Virginia Haynes
The object OF this suit Ia 10 partition tho real
stale Of which Lydia Cockayne died seIrssl I'm
Lane's addition 10 The city OF Wheelinr. m n ear,
ne Done In kind, IL not, 10 sell the same and IN.
woe the proceeds among those entitled thereto
and 70 require the defendant, w. n. Robiasou'
trustee, 10 account for the proceeds Of he real
estate OF said Lydia IN his hands And IL an.
Reaiihg rom an alidayit file in this cause that
tne nefPndants. Louisa Robinson and William
IL Robinson, william n Robinson. trnstee. Re.
Lecea Gib~on d william Gibson, yingfuj.
hAyne and DowieD Cockaype are nou residents
OF the state ~ Wet Virginia, AMI they not hav.
ING been served with proccss In this csrise, IN,
mouon of The complainGnb. by their salifitor
this order or publication 10 entered sgaInst Them
and MS ordered that The ssIi del, ndaut.. laSt
hamoi, be required u appear within one month
ifoDl The OATS Of the lnt publication ~ THIS ~.
ner ana DO what IL Dece-say ~ protect thsJr ip.
tefeets II further ordered that tbI. onisr ba
published and posted A. required By lsv,
witness John W. Mitchell, clsss II sald co,trt
Al the Court House Of said .ouniy. this sy,ntb
day OF March, lsss. TO sli: March Rnies Igs.
John W: MITCHELL, Cerk.
published The ird time March sh, issa
Attest JOHN W. MITCHELL, CLerk
WHITE d ALLrs, Solicitors sof Complsipanu.
ms0awt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-26
A GREAT SENSATION.
The Reply OF the Rock Island TO u Bnr-
l.ugton Complaint.

The Reply OF the Rock Island 10 IL Bnr
Lugton Complaint.
CHICAGO, March 24.-The hicago,
Rock Island and Pacific R~a'lroadfled it:
answer in Judge Gresham's co't to-day
to the petition of the Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy Railway, that the bck Island
Company he compelled TO rsceie and han
die Burlington and quincy ars. Only
an inkling was given in cart that the
answer Of the Rock lsnd was a
sensation of the first magnitie, telling Of
an attempt heavily backed 81 boldly car
ried into execution to formgigautic rail
way trust, having Cor a fe nearly halt
he American Republic comparatively
few rsoSt,1Ssre present ireonrt end be
fore either the BSnn:gto1 onplalnt or the
extraordinary reply of tMSsS sna
coGld he read, Judge areshan inqrSae
the attorneys on either side how much tim
they expected to require.
Writ Dexter, for the Burlington, answer
ed grizzly that il the Rock Island was i
the same box with the Wabash no time q
all would be asked by him. The matte
could be settled in a jifry. Robert Lin
coin spoke up for the Rock Island. II
said emphatically the Rock Islands repl
was not like that Of the Wabash. "0u
answer he added, 'meens fight, a tigh
with all our might
Judge Gresham announced that b
would set the hearing for Monday, and b.
consent Of all parties, either Chicago o
Milwaukee, in whichever city Judg
Gresham should be that day, would be tn
place Of trial.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-26
OUTLAWRY.
CONFESSION OF TWO DBSPERADOES
Steve and Charles Kelly Tell Of a Band Of
Robbers

Special TaegrdRi TO The Sunday Regla6.
CHARLESTON, W. Va March "a
Steve and Charles Kelley, who were re
Gently arrested in Wayne county, near
Ceredo, have confessed that they were
members ard leaders of a band Of outlaws
and robbers, composed Of a membership Of
twelve, some of whom reside in this State,
some in Kentucky and some in Ohio.
Their motto was: Never kill unless COM
PEELED TO do so TO gain your end,
In the confession the Kelleys named
as a member of their band an old man
named Merida Workman, who has served
his time. The Kellys further said they
shot +. Bush, near Ceredo, last year, also
that thew had robbed P. Lyman & Bro at
Dunleith; j. B. Newman & Co mouth Of
Berry Fork, and several private residences
and stores at Guyandotte. The gang
robbed upan information furnished by a
woman named MeliSha Badtram, the house
Of NJ. II. Bayard, near Guyandotte. This
woman was used as a decoy TO md out
that Bayard had money in his residence.
The woman is under arrest at Huntington.
The prisoners stated that on the night
Gent Walker was wounded, near Hunting
ton, they were on their way home from
that place and shot at some one suppn'ed
to be Walker. They recently robbed a
country store in Ohio, not far from the
= e IIaAk
ington, besides participating in various
other robberies. Last Thursday night was
the time set for robbing NJ. Lander & Co. g
store ct Round Bottom, and Monday night
they intended robbing COx's store, at
Cox's Landing, Cabell county, after which
they would transfer operations TO Ken
lucky. The names Of the gang are known
and arrests will be made in a few days.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-26
TRY the CURE HKY.FEVEH
CATARRH

Is 4 disease Of TIE Mucous membrane, generally
originating in fTr usSa. passages and maintain
ius is stronghold in the head. From this point
Il sends forth 2 poisonous virus Into the stomach
and thrasgu the q gySriyc organs, COyrGr.ing thC
blood sGi G~rslurinE other troublesome snd
dangerous Sy mpsnu's
particle is spl..r-i Into eSsn nOStril and Is
agreeable. Prize 20 Ceuts a. druggists; by mali
reSiStCr-;, 20 GETS. ELY B2OIHkR~. NJ. rs
Greenwich Sweet New No~y. a.cOdeAg
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-26
BOOMING DICKINSON.
His Friends Urging Him as waite's Sue

His Friends Urging Him as Waite's Sue.
cessor.
DETROIT, March 2i.-Talk of a success
sor for the Chief Justice has already com
menced here, and the name most frequent
" mentioned. in connection with the office
is that Of Don NJ. Dickinson, of Michigan.
According to precedent, the choice will
be made FROM the Sixth Federal district,
comprising Ohio, Michigan, Tennessee and
Kentucky. IL is this district from which
the dead Justice was appointed. There is
no lawyer in that district who stands
higher in the Presidents favor than the
Postmaster General, and the Chief Jnstice
ship is known TO he the honor Mr.. Dickir
son has always looked forward to. 1t istk
general sentiment here that Dickinson vii
be the coming man, and a strong efrt
has already been started by his friendsto
make this announcement prominent.
The fact that Justice Matthews is ON
Ohio is regarded as barring Thurman
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-26
BURNED TO DEATH.

Terrible Snicide OF a Woman Near
StewaTtstown.
PARKERsBURG, W. VA, March 24.-lR-
formation reached here yesterday Of the
terrible suicide of Mrs. Joseph Parker,
near Stewartstown. She was a young VIC
man, with a husband and three children,
Yesterday she took advantage OF her hus-
bands absence to kill herself, in the follow
ing manner Leaving her infant with a ser
want, she repaired to a stable and saturated
her clothing with coal oil, then she lighted
a match and set herself on fire. The pain
apparently restored her to her senses. A
few minutes alterward she came fran the
bnilding on fire from head to foot. The
servant, who wa still holding the child,
rushed up to save her, but the woman beat
her of with one hand and with the other
made frantic efforts to clasp her infant TO
her arms. The servant threw down the
child and eudeavOred TO smother the
flames, when the woman ran away. Two
men came to the rescue and she
was secured with nearly all her
clothing burned of and her bO1y horribly
scorched. Her hair was burned of and
her face presented q terrible appearance,
one eye being closed. When medical aid
reached her she was more crazed than ever
and resisted all efforts 10 ease her pain,
She died q terrible death in q few hours.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-26
baltimore AND OHIO X. X.

Departure OF Trains nom Wheeling. Eastern
time. Schedule I'm effect February 18th, ls>
EIpress for Chicago and the SorthwcfL 80
a m $50 ,. m; and Q p m daily, and iiihp.
Rxnrsss Tor tinciunsls and St lonis. 30 4 IN.
daily. aud ILLS r ~. daily except saturday.
Columbus and Cincinnati KIprcss, ?S q. IN,
For Columbus, 80 . m. daily. and HIS p m
daily except Saturday. and I'd ?. m. eaiiy OF.
oept sunday.
P p MI. s.Pi9l and Ne" YORK; BIO. m And '''
sor Pittsbury and Washington. Pa. SO a. m.
and p. m. daily: kIpres, s:loa a, m. lSSp. In.
daily except Sunday. Additional way train tS
";; oa sSana. rii ia isJS noS ssia az fIS sGSs s%n saS:
FOR Grafton, So =, m. daily eIcspl sunday.
Fer Cumberland, ST .. n, daily etoeTs sum
For st. Clslnyils, 7sS = N. and :0 p. N.
aud SIS p. m. daily except sunday.
Express trains Rnive nom Chicago. $50 and
s60a N. a. m, and Gas p. m. dKily, and s@a,
EIprcs trains arrive nom ~. Louis aud Cn.
%cinnai, 500 q m and 6:S p. m, daily.
Exprc< trains arrive nom Philadelphia. Haiti.
more and Washington, DO, 1880 N. and io&
Trains suivs from COLUMBUS, $50 . m. md
SiS ?. m daily, and ion = m. daily eiorps
Trains arrive from Pitsourr, 80. N. daily,
DAY, and tl:lop .. m, daily oIocpt saturday. and
.i Ts : M . s1Rsi iss sa'{ Washington. Pa, 800 n.
daily exoopt Sunday.
From houndsyiiis, Leo .. n. daily eIosps
Sunday.
Trains arrive trom aranan, 81 a N. daily CT.
oept sunday.
Trains arrive from Cumberland. $50 .. n,
daily except sunday.
From b. C~lsipville. ios5 q m. aud LIS, 80
and Sol m daily except sunday.
Baggage called for and CHECKED at hoyels An1
nshdenceS' on orden len II TIohs C4oe, IL
Narkst street, and 81 Depot
Gen. PAn 49,
v. II. UKNkNTs. Manas1. 90
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-26
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Treatise on Blood rud skin Dis aSas mailed
frg.. THE SWIFT SrECtyTy Co,
Drawer 3 Atlanta, Ga
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-26
NIEE Y

BoOminx tho Wheeling, wellsburg and
state Line Road.
Special TleqrlH 10 he Sunday Register.
CANONSBURG, March 2i-Au impor-
tant meeting was held at the Coliseum Last
evening for the purpose Of securing the
Wheeling, Wellsburg and State Line Rail
way. A plain statement Of facts, connect
ell with the enterprise was made. A reso-
luton was unanimously adopted, pledgiug
their best Efforts to secure the amount Of
s 5000 per mile and the right of way from
Csnonsburg to the West Virginia State
Line, on either route. The engineers will
start from here as soon as the weather will
admit or work. From 60 to 90 days has
been given the citizens TO make a showing
oil all the lines to the managers. Books for
subscriptions have been distributed from
CSnonsburg west to the State Line, via,
West Middletown, Acheson, Dunsfort and
Bethany, to Wellshurg. A number of the
business men have subscribed each $500.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-26
PROJECTED.
Kanawha Citizens Moving for a County
subscription Other News.

Kanawha Citizens Moving for a County
subscription Other News.
Special Telegram 10 he Sunday Register,
CHARLESTON, W. VA, March GA
petition is being circulated asking the
County Court to submit to the people Of
county 3 proposition To aid in the CON
struction OF the railroads, n on Elk
river, one ON Coal river and enc on the
Great Kanawha river, to the amount OF
500, 00O, in county bonds, on the cOndi-
tions recommended in the report OF a
committee appointed on the question by
the Charleston Industrial Development
Association. 1t is suggested in the petit
ton that the election be held early in May
OF the present year.
City Council was organized last night
under Democratic majority. w. s. Laid
ley was chosen City Solicitor, Wm. Hogen
City Engineer, aud Robert Bibbie, Street
Commissioner. This makes IA clean sweep
for Democrats.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-26
THE QUEENS MIND

Said TO be Affec,ed-A Startling Rumor.
LONDON, March "a 1t would be hard
" worth while 10 notice the often.repeated
rumor of the critical mental condition oil
Queen Victoria were it not so frequently
reiterated within the past few days and
did not circumstances give a certain air oil
probability to some Of the assertions so
prevalent.
II is now said that recent events have
markedly developed Her Majesty's unior-
tuuate tendency to melancholia. The ex-
element consequent upon the death OF En-
peror William, and the ascent OF her daugh-
ter to the proud position which she now
~occupies, have affected her yisibly. Now
comes the probability Of that daughters
widowhood within q short time and her
RELOCATION to comparative insignihcanee'
At the marriage Of the Princess, thirty
years ago, her prospects for speedily at
tanning 10 a long ard peaceful reign were
felt TO be excellent, but the exceptional
longevity Of the late Emperor stulhfed all
calculations, and it is generally believed
that at the death of her husband the two
widowed sovereigns will be again united,
never more to separate in life. -.
Ii is no secret that the Queens morbid
fear that the German physicians were con
spring with Bismarck TO put her son-in'
law out of the way was one reason why
the Crown Prince was induced to with
draw to San Reno, and only the most
watchful care has prevented her from
publicly expressing her opinion TO that ell
feet.
Many profess TO believe that the Queens
tenantcy ofthe Villa PALMER, near Florence,
will be of no ordinary duration. 1t is
stated by these persons that she will re-
main there indefinitely with her daughter,
aud that the Prince Of Wales will be de-
clared Regent.
Queen Victoria arrived at Florence al
noon to-day. Gen. Drignet, representing
King Humbert, Count Frofa and Cavaliere
Brinda, who were delegates by King Hum
bert for her service during her stay, re-
ceiyed her OF the railway station.
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Msdidaal.
Choking Catarrh.

Hare yoJ awakened from s disturbed sleep
with Al, Ihc horrible sensations Of IN assassin
C,utcaIogy olr thuult ani prs>siug The life breath
from yaag JghtgUcI chcst' Have YOU noticed
the lAuguOr aud deSiity that succeed the effort
to clear yoGc hu,sJ and head Of this catarrhal
matter Whist s&tpTrs>iDC influence neNertS
upon lBe W.ud 20 ding The memory and ming
the hryl an pains and Strange noises. ho- az,
tCult DO : u rid the nasal passages, toEnat ana
lungs OF this pO'ScyEEss mUcUS allCnn te~uty who
are afflicted with CatArsh. How difficult 10 pro
tccl the System AGAINST its further progress
towards she hugs liver aud kidneys all PhyS.
clans will sdmu. 10 Is a terrible disease, and
cries out for relief and cure. ,
The remarkable curative powers, when al
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