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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-11-27
TIE LIBER UONCtRT.
One of the Grand-st Entertainments Ever
t-iyen in Miles CIy.

The robc'r' .''rea hy tin. Libarsti
Concert 'mrG"v 'n.t uigNt WAS
worthy of sns r''''rrce 'ra, could he
assemble, znvw hate ruh We are glad
to chronic 4 '';"' l,i...- Ciry ..rnnded
with v,ry 'n ,," ""d ."uughlv ap-
preciHtive eu,Il,ncr. lne pIugIHmnIe
wa admirable. hsing composed % Sc.
lections from Ross'nI, Wehrr Wag-
ner, MichEelis, Haydn, fnd Beetho-
ven. Miles City hqs IN it, ,iay b. en-
favored with much good music, hut
never tefore have it, music loving
pc pie listened to such flp' d Of har-
mrny - w,s granted - them last
nj. hf. There may he more celebru ted
organizations Thsn the Lihrrari hand
bat the writer's rerrl'ect ons # GIL
mor.'s band md The Thonls orchestra
fail tn recall such complete satisfaction
a. wHs .xrerienc.r a~i night. S'gn.r
Lih-rsli a drr't trr had absolute con.
troll ot each individual ins'rument cf
the forty five or fifty comp, sing TIE
baud sud under his able d recton Tie
Effect WIS complete. OF the iu.trG-
mental selections the overture from
Willism Tell seemed 10 bs tn. most
-firclive, though perhaps This was le-
cause Of its b.ing the first piece on 'he
lrogrsm. la i the obn, 5, bas-onns
aud sHxophuues had markrd promi-
"a, nee snd their music WIS inc, serbia
bly ~ eel, maintaining Il foundetinn
of mel lIdy throughout on whirh th.
more hrllisut ahd fiuwery ins'Tu-
meHts enlarged For tue a almi'er- uf
the Wagner schorl. Fantai-ie fr IA
Lohengrin aud the overture
from Rti, ri We're given. The
firSt fully accaIGed Wnh the
generally received idea IT Wag.
ner's compositions; vt.t volume
Of crashing sounds, harmonious snd
melodious but Without any defined
theme. Reinzi WAS more IN the style
of other music but l. fail d To eliclI tSs
rapiurou- applause hat -ome of the
less prst'Dtious c,'mI o~lirus did, The
Blacksmith la tie Woods by Michaelis,
YVES an old friend, having hren given
by Prot. Reichardi'- orche.trs last
winter under the ritis OF The Forge
IN tue Forest II Is descriptive
Vi ce delineating rhr early morning
sounds IN the w, ODD. the rrboe- frrm
the barn ysfd. Tire morfing hymu aud
finally the n.u-irof the anvil nrmi-
ns;irg va crand swsll in which the
c'eDr timed anvil II b arr uuli. he
la,. ] he concluding lumber wns IL
potpaurr Oi Bir- 81 sll uguous, whirh
wa r.clv,d with hGrs.-,f appl,lsD.
Ne G ,rutt .oio hy IHh.uti ws- s mas
trIpirr-, hiry su0 0tlpg Uiu ru suk
nlt'l Levy aud AJhpokir. Tyc vucpl
meulcr- wrr, 4ot ga IicUlar., strong,
though II they hal been glvsn IN con-
cert only, they would hsye gene r
more t1au by b,ipv -sndw'ci-d N
brtwe5 II such magnificent in.lruueu-
tul ma-lc. B '0'e r'u-lug I'll proper to
cal the atteutlpn 81 fhs MANAGEMENT
ot the Rink to thructlUn-uf the youug
hoy. who make H. prr1c n cacn
entertainment o. c0pgu gaze cIo-e 10
TO the lag-, and IN this cou.picuou.
q sre indulge 30 u'i sO't. ot monkey
shines, To the grut disturbance ui
tnu-e woo wish 10 enjoy whatever h
going 90 Dlon ihr slhsr.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-11-27
A Daring Robbery.

0swE0o, Kan. Nov. PA imiu
robbery f Extraordinary holiness
va, accomplished in Choctaw Nation,
Indian Territory. last night, The
Missouri, HaOsts & Texas express
train, north hound for It. Lohis, was
held up on Pryor creek, near Parry
station, and the cypress car robbed OF
about $4,000. Two robbers displayed
great coUlGess aud went about heir
work in tuch IA familiar manner as "a
convince all that they were acquaint, d
with the business.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-11-27
A Novel Fire Ertlarui.hsr.

Our Corinna correspondent makes
reference 10 the level headed act Of an
amateur fireman in that town last
Wu<Icsdgy az the recent blaze.
T. + BUTill was tue man. In the
midst of the uproar he noted with
alarm that the roof of his house had
also caught Gre from the flying sparks.
and that a merry blaze was creeping
among the shingles.
Bat here came the rubl Everything
about las premises that would bold
water had been surrendered TO the use
of the fire lighters. and ne was abso
lutely without means 10 convey water
upon his burning dwelling.
Did he despairi Neverl
Rushing 10 the pond he sat down
in the water, then with all the mois
ture he could conceal about his per
son he FASTENED up the ladder that
rested against the caves of his building
and most enecpIally sat down upon
that blaze.
All rights reser fed.-Dexter Gazette
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-11-27
"Prtzrl.s" scran nonk.

Charles IL Harris. who is better
known Us Carl pretzcl. was active in
politIcsin Chicago years ago. but after
ne had been repeatedly stabbed IN the
house of his friends lac lorsook the
politicians and devoted himself 10 his
weekly paper Nearly ten yer-s ago
in lSSO-hc decided TO deliver a lee
ture on the to him) almost inexhaust.
ible subject. Political Liars" and
this was his preface; In one of the
Psalms OF David there Is written. i
have said in my haste. all men are
liars. From my limited experience !
have arrived at the CONCLUSION u.il. if
David had lived in TINS Ilu.ia,4l zen.
Grafton, lie could have ,alu Il q; his
leisure. Taking t,.iS Tor las text S,r.
Harris wrote 10 hundreds oi uojca men
all over the country ;Ba asipu them
to kindly send INTO i,.H i.Igrunbiased
opinions Of political h..ir l1e re
Plies he received Ia rs ua l., these
now I'll a scrap boog. , l arii "i'ret.
eel Is justly proud gl.8 t.y .o1n IN
teresting reading. -C,.rag) Herald.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-11-27
SoIiue.

! have had notice ~ tie YELLOW
STONE JOURNAL or the pasf month
INF rnug he puhi'r Ihst W. going
nut e ru>inr-. and requesting tho.e
tudrtt'd to me to can aul serrle.
Very li'iie attention ha- been paid TO
tti> rrqur,t, in c"ns~gu.uc. ~ VIII
| hereby give notice 10 all Delinquent nts
that on IN" 10Th # December | will
publish the nsmes aud amounts nf in
debtr'lnses sd Eeep said ~ in ~"
GELLOwsT0Ni 7 THNALf 20 D .,.,..
of thirtv q y a. an Hf~ j. .nrc.r'.
WM. HARMON.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-11-27
SOCIETIES.

A. q. H-Diysion No. meets irst and second
uEiays of each month
X. Of H.-MeeB fret ana third Wednesdays ut
:6Up, m,, si Odd Fellows Hall
A.F.6A. M.-YeIlosstoUe Lodge, Ne. 2e, frst
nd thi-i Wednesday,.
K. A.. M.-Yellovston Chapter. No. 5, second
hursdAy "a each month
x. T.-Danascus Gonmanicry, 'ouuh Thur.
days.
y. o. F.-tu,ier Lodge, SO. rs, every
&c c9lAy at their bait,
/. 90. F.-sentiual Euusu, ,mcut, No, G, hrst
sni third Friday,
X. Of P.-CTIsaicr laice, No, Z, Thursday
evenings al odd Feti1Es Han.
Vi. {. {. o' A,--N''' ny o'''''' ''''' ''''' st
X. Of L.-Firsi aud third saturdays
G. A. k.-U. :, Grsut fUsl, 30. Il, frsi aud
n ~ Tuesday,.
l. q. q. T.--Star Of the West, No u, every
Thu.siGy evening,
sol V--iil,son lRmp No. I. Murts Lrst and
h.rl MONDAYS u CHrh month NJ Good Tcmplars
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-11-27

'ice Sundays Rt II 0. M, and 7:SO p. m. sanue,
Robinson. rector.
riIdist ChuTrh--Wm. VI. Weeks acting astor.
'paehing services sunday 1T ii =. m. and = M.
s.Aire aud PRAYER Meeting, Wednesday a. 7;45 p.
A cordial invitation 10 ALL
Methodist Chufth-seryIe.s Sunday. "a ., M,
on. Prayer meeting "Wednesday evening
-ader Nutting. pastor
y sGytsTisu Church. -Seryices sunday, II d. u..,
y. "a. T. g, Armstrong. pastor
bu.Ch Oi Sacred E'An, tHIhohc-SeTyiCe'
very 6rkt and third sunday Of the month. High
Ease, tJ'S1 o.. sunday school al y. n
Cts1ns Sepediction AZ ~ pm.
FATHEEC. PAUwELYS.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-11-27

'u'nai IN him with poker. The lai
seiz1d q revolver fro'u a tuble aud shot
his th.r drod. The hoy II only I2
years Old. He was arrested.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-11-27
ALL A LOTTERY.

Although Ssrstnr Pierce was en-
dorssd by the Norih Dakota leRi-ls'
ture for the long term a. United Stares
senator, there Is no certainty that ne
will get it. The whole matter il Il lot.
terry and that senator who draws the
lpcky number gets the long term. The
Minnesota legislature recommended
Henry NJ. Rice fr the long tenn wh'n
that state WAS admitted, but the senate
dsregsrdci the requ' st rs Il has all
others ot the kind.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-11-27
FEDERAL APPOINTMENTS POSTPONED.

WASHINGTON. Nov. p No more
app intments will b. made by the
President until If er congress
cOnvepes. This is To save maxi
ing cut two sets OF papers, a. has been
done in all recess appointments.
There are number of presidential
offices In The new states where every
thing is ready for appoinlm ment but
are held NJ "n this account. Each
department officer appointed by the
new stste epseentStlyes with a peii-
tiCn for IN appointment met with this
response to-day.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-11-27
Advertising Rates.
pH hSIGIANS.

PHYSICIANS.
4 }. LEONARD, H. D., Physician snd sur.
L' geon, Las located IN Mies City and may
he fund at rights Drug store.
So Diseases u Women and Children a asp' cialty.
ms K = kEDb,
~ PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Ofior NN Y. SaVagg's drdr store. iltl
I>,R. 4. r. FIsH,
~ PHYSICIAN, SuEGEON ASD OBsTETKiCIAS.
Amt WuHiaTN aut tigGurshelier.) Othce at
isyage's drug store, Niirs ,ity, NJ I.
E HIilssGt
~. DESTAT,
so Hfat, over -iuckgiowcn Nstiopal BAnE.
AZ work srau'srl AMI II reasCnahlc rates.
ID Il. COkCu.AN.
~. senior Veterinary surgeo sih cavalry.
ksaidcncr Mics C!iy. Calls attended day OF
aighi. Leave orders ~ sayage's drug store Cor.
efP0ndencc pfmptly anssere
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-11-27
THE DAILY JOURNAL

me orcim r"rrr oJ oDs'" coa",g,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-11-27
Terms Of Subscription;

Population Of Miles C,sy 5000
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-29
Live State Tnnlca

They want a county fair at Kirgwood'
A bicycle club has been organized a;
Charleston.
Harper's Ferry is putting up graded
school building.
Horse thieves are operating in the East
ern Panhandle.
Robinson's show drew five thousand
people at Hinton.
The highest grade Of ginserg now sells
for 50 90 pound.
The Bank of Rnnceverte has been con-
verted into additional Bank.
The postoffice at BArboursville wal
robbed last Wednesday Eight.
The Wood county special grand jury
brought in fifty-one indictments.
A military company, forty strong, ha
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-29
BY Z. X. Rules.

The people of Burning Springs are up
with the fashion-ths fitic fashion, at least
as a prize fight took place there on Mon
day morning. 1t seems that Tom Hag-
gerty and Clark Hopkins have quarreled
since their school boy days as to who was
the best man. Haggerty was lned at the
last court for pummeling Hopkins during
the last year. Hopkins was not satisfied,
like Kilrain, for Haggerty to wear the belt.
and go he sent him a written challenge to
meet him at Burning Springs Monday, at
sunup. The challenge was accepted and
both men were on the ground az the APP
pointed time, with about thirty sports who
knew of the time and place. The ring was
formed and Hsggerty made Hopkins say
enough in the second round, and again
Haggerty wears the belt.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-29
An Artist I'm His Line.

CIonin, who ia now in Jail at
Parkersburg, for the shooting oil
McMillin, at Ginger Hill, Peasants
county, is probably one Of the best
pistol shot in the country. Marvel
Gus stories are told of his proficiency with
that weapon, which would scarcely be
credited .were they not attested Thy some
of the best men in the county, who have
been witnesses of his skill. At the die
lance of thirty feet he has been known TO
shoot ten shots in succession through the
throat of pint bottle, from 38 calibre
revolver. He has has also been known,
with the same pistol, TO fire five shots into
the lid ofs common pspsr cap box without
breaking the rim, at distance Of 40 feet.
He hunted squirrels with his pistol and
killed them in the highest trees.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-29
INA SMALL WAY.
The News of the Day Pointedly Para
grsphed for Hasty Readers.

The News of the Day Pointedly Para
grsphed for Hasty Readers.
BASE BALL on the Island Park this
afternoon. Canton VS.. Wheeling.
THE employees Of the LABEL factory
Saturday presented Mr.. N. W. Linch with
handsome gold headsd cane, which was
appropriately inscribed.
Mr.. B. W. TUNT, the Market street
cigarist, in jumping off an electric motor
Saturday evening, fell and fractured one
of his wrists. The injury will disable
him some time.
OFFICERS Bell, Daum, Stanley, Dono-
van and Buch raided Maggie COnroy' 8
house of ill-fame, No. lis Seventeenth
street, last night, capturing the Madam,
five girls and three men.
SEVERAL heavy explosions about 1:3O
O'Clock this morning, in the vicinity Of
Bsnwood, created good deal of conjecture
as to their cause, but they were probably
caused by the workmen blasting out the
Riverside furnace to refine it.
The river marks on the landing, last
evening, indicated feet inches and fall
ing. The steamer Andes is due up from
Cincinnati, and she will be Tuesday g
packet, leaving for that port at p. M,
Capt. Z. B. Cooper is in command, and
Mart F. NOll is in the Office.
THE announcement appears in another
column of the dissolution of the firm OF
Kasley, Brooks & Co by mutual consent,
Mr. S II Kasley retiring. Mr. Kasley
has also disposed of his stock in the
Wheeling Mining and Manufacturing Co.
to Mr.. Brooks, his successor.
THE attendance at the Park yesterday
was about the largest Ofany day this sum
mer, and the big crowd spent pleasant
afternoon listening to the splendid pro-
gramme of music rendered by the Opera
House orchestra or rambling through the
pleasant resort aud enjoying its beauties
ABOUT l O'Clock yesterday morning two
men, supposed to be from Wheeling, went
into McCue's livery stable at Martins
Ferry and endeavOIed to induce the pro-
prietor to drive them over to this city.
The strangers quarreled among them
selves and finally jumped on Mr.. McCue
and beat him up pretty badly. 1t is not
known who the fellows were.
THE new Atlas of the city, published by
the firm of L. J. Richards & Co of Phila.
delphis, from actual surveys, has been de.
livered 10 the subscribers, and is by all
odds the most complete map Of the city
ever published. While the volume IS Of
convenient size, the scale is so large-one
hundred feet 10 the inch-as to admit the
placir g Of everything upon basis OF dis
tinctness and gives the various maps a
coirespondingly increased value. 1t is a
book which will grow more valuable as the
years roll on.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-29
Rather Mys 'erIous.

The Clay county Star has the following:
"a man passed this morning on fragment
of plank raft. He was dressed in pair
of drawers and an undershirt, and his piece
of raft was surrounded with drift. He
was rot noticed until he was opposite the
landing, and as no one was out who had a
boat, and as the current was Running at the
rate of ten miles an hour, attempts TO res
cue him at this place proved fruitless.
Later, man whose scant apparel would
indicate that he is the same who hosted by
on the plank this morning has been seen
lodging through the woods back OF town,
going up the river"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-29
He Foretold the Flood.

People on Pond creek are excited over
the predictions of man down there who,
some weeks ago, predicted the coming Of
the food and its date. He was 80 en-
phatic that he asked bystanders to note
down his prediction and watch it's fulfill
ment. They now say that he guessed the
time of the floods ccming and the extent
of the disaster. There has been a good
deal Of talk about the mans guessing, and
there are many who believe all he says.
Their superstition is now materially aug.
mented and their fright increased by the
fact that the same man now predicts tina,
on the night of the 3Oth instant there will
be o much greater food than that Of lat
week, and 1t will be in the same locality.
In the excitement following the recent dig
aster there are many who take stock in
what tie old fellow says, and in cOrse-
queDcs are half scared to death over the
impending disaster.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-29


Summary of the News Contained In Yes
terday's Issue.
About the City.
Porter's brick works al New Cumberland
burned.
Funeral of the laie Capt. Andrew
Grub.
An E.naville man arrested for abusing
bis son.
A stranger attempts to do up the base
ball exchange.
A citizen talks sensibly ofthe Industrial
School project.
Plumbers while repairing sever find
lot of counterfeit coin.
Stanton McMssters while whipping 8
pony is seriously hurt by kick.
A Martins Ferry man takes an ounce
Of laudanum with suicidal intent.
A woman and her son have a narrow
escape from death on the B. & o.
Another Washington man, while "sse'
ing the elephant" is robbed OF $40.
The arrangement of the beats Of the
police force made by Chief Delbrugge.
The coming State Fair, 1attering pros
poets for the most successful fsir yet held.
The week in Wheeling Society, the
people who are away for the summer, and
many other matters of local interest.
Wheeling again defeated at Canton.
Dayton beats Mansfield, and Springfield
beats Hamilton. General base ball notes.
Ths stockholders of the E.na Iron aud
Steel Company rs-eleet their old Board Of
Directors, and declare a five per cent.
dividend.
Female fghters-A ssnguinary contest
between color5d dsmssls ID Alley c, in
which there is much biting and scratching.
A fight on the South Side, and another in
East Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-29
rhs on ontlook up the RIyer.

County Clerk Turner has recorded thirty
oil snd gas leases of late, and the oil men
are still at work. The McCalmont Oil
Company, of Bradford, Pa, has leases in
the Bethany and Beall neighbcrhoods,
and report has it that a well is to be
started on Col. Bealrs farm within fifteen
DAYS or the Lessee to be forfeited. The
West Virginia Natural Gas Company, OF
Piitsburg, has thirteen leases in the lower
end OF the county, and have the drill un-
der way on the farm OF Aoram Wilson.
The Fisher Oh Company, of Pittsburg,
have seven leases near the Hancock coun-
ty line, and the people of that neighbor-
hood are sanguine of a strike of oil or gas
in the two wells now going down near
Holidays Cove and Golfers. Altogether
the outlook for the development of the
county ia very bright Wellsburg Herald.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-29
Beats Snake Stories.

Preston county has young lady who
would make fortune for a dime museum
manager. She can write az well with her
left hand as with her right. She has been
known to write two letters on different
subjects at the same time, one with the
left and the other with the right hand,
and what makes it doubly curious ia that
the style of writing Of the two Letters is al
WAYS different.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-29

The ladies have discovered that the
proper place to have their hair dressed in
the latest style and in the most elegant
manner is at the Elite Hair Dressing Par
Tor, No. 114S Main street. next door above
George r TsylOr's Mr.. A. Breslsuer, the
accomplished proprietor, ia an expert in
his business, and his patronage is rapidly
increasing. BE has in stock and makes to
order all kinds of hair goods, and handles
Cspitole's Toilet Articles.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-29

Excursion to Atlantic City, Via b o.
The second of these select excursion will
be run from Wheeling on Thursday, Au-
gust 1st. Round trip rate $40 90. Tickets
good ten dsys, with stop of privilege at
Washington, D. O., returning. A parlor
car will be attached to the car leaving
Wheeling at Abs o. M, via Grafton, end
Pullman sleeper attached to train leaving
at 6:10 p. m, via Pittsburg. For Psriof
and sleeping car space, time Of uains'
etc, call at B. & 0 ticket cfice.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-29
Probable Fatal Accident.

Mike Riley, a section boss on the Davis
Railroad at Thomas, met with a serious
and perhaps fatal accident on last Taes
day morning, while endesvoring to stop q
car load of square timber 9xl4, and 30
feet long. Ire standard keeping the
timber in its place struck coal chute
and three pieces fell from the the top OF
the car, striking Mr.. Riley scIoss the
back and limbs. 1t is thought his spine
is broken.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-29
Murder at PIT. Pleasant,

A fight resulting in murder occurred at
PIT. Pleasant, Friday. The parties to the
tragedy were William McClintock and
John Jones, described as couple of song
and dance men, belonging on a show boat
lying along the river near that place. The
two men named, accompanied by three
companions, embarked in a skif, and
started down the river. McOlintock and
Jones got into a quarrel about whose turn
it was to row the boat, and they clinched
and began struggle. Before any one
could interfere McClintock drew knife
and stabbed Jones three times in the body,
the knife-blads breaking off at the last
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-29
POINTS ON PEOPLE.
Movements OF Citizens and the Coming a
aninr of sfrancara

Movements OF CItlzsns and the Coming and
Going OF Strangers.
Gus Lingaman is home from school to
spend his vacation.
Mr.. Ell. Larkins, OF Omaha, Neb., was
in the city yesterday, shaking hands with
old friends.
DR.. Elmer Frasher, of Allegheny, spent
yesterday in the city the guest of his par
ents, Prof. and Mrs. J. NJ. Frasher.
Yesterday was the anniversary Of the
birth Of Mrs. Chas. R. Behler and last
evening number of her friends assisted
her in celebrating it in a very pleasant
manner She was the recipient of num-
erous wishes for many happy returns.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-29
savarAl Oorrections.

In yesterdays report of the assignment
of the police to the various beats in the
city, several errors were made. In the
Second ward John Donley will be on duty
on Market, Ohapline and Eoff, between
Eleventh and Twelfth streets. Officer
Belle beat will be on McCuloch street
aud flats around the hill, and Officer Buch
will be on duty on EOff to jacob and SIX
teanth 70 creek
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-29
A Rich Find.

A young man by the name Of Mr.. Pitt
Dawson, while blowing on the Green
wade farm, not far from Romney, near the
site OF an old house, turned up sn old
rusty pot which was filled TO the amount
of 81, 800 in old Spanish and Mexican
coins. The pieces contain dates between
1716 and 1900. The Oldest inhabitants
there cannot remember when the old
house was last occupied. Nothing now
marks the site except the ruins Of an old
chimney. The young man is very jubilant
over the fiud and expects to go into bust
ness in Keyser.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-29
DIED From . squirrel Bite.

Mr.. Edward O. Jordan, proprietor oil
Jordan's White Sulphur Springs, Jefferson
county, died on the 18th instant, Of blood
poisoning, caused by the bite of a petsquir'
rel about nine weeks ago. His arm was
amputated Friday week. Mr.. Jordan was
a native of Campbell county, Va, and
was about IS years of age. More than
thirty years sgo he succeeded the late
Branch Jordan in the proprietorshiP and
management Of Jordan's White Sulphur
Springs, in which he continued to the day
Of his death.