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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-03
Sporting Notes.

ARETI.o. the well known turf Dcr-
former. N now doing stud service ON the
farm Of his owner, L. 5. Payne, Knox.
vile, Tenn.
DwYkR BnaS. have secured from II.
Tucker second call on the services Of the
light weight jockey Barnes for next sea-
son.
JouS FREEMAN aud Isaac Lewis, the
well known jockeys, have signed 10 ride
for the stable Of McClelland & Roche next
season.
TnR Brooklyn Jockey Clubs great
American stake will he worth $4,000,
which Is the largest spring stake ever Of.
fcrcd in this country.
THR report that Kentucky breeders pro.
pose holding their annual thoroughbred
sales In New York in the future Is laughed
ut 10y many prominent breeders.
Tue blind imported ten.yoarold stallion
Royalty, by kingcrait DERBY winncr),
out OF Rose, by Oulsl0n, sold ut auction Tor
$40 nj Lexington, ny. recently.
Tmis wear Jerome Park will begin on
MAY Is and close on Decoration Day, May
% Brooklyn will begin on Saturday,
June !, and race until June ~. when
Coney Island will follow.
A rrLrdnAN from Secretary @. n. Gil.
lock informs ~ that the Nashville spring
meeting will begin on April - and cin.
tinuc Tor ten DAYS, instead of commencing
on May ? as previously announced.
q. D. MoRRiss two. ycar-old bay colt
Nantr m, By Tympanum. dam by Nirgl,
died recently from injuries received in a
freight car fire while en- route 10 Augusta,
Ga. Mr.. Morris paid $500 for him n
short time ago.
O-sLrR. the popular Eastern Jockey. re-.
cciycd a compound fracture OF the r.pht
leg. above the knees, nj Guticnbnrg last
week. lie was riding Prince Kah, which
bottled into the inner rails, breaking them
down. Fears are entertained that lie will
be permanently disabled.
PRocrog Knott and Ormoudo have
been the subject Of many paragraphs and
much comment during ihe past lew weeks
In consequence OF both horses having been
reported sold at high prices. There has
been no coniirmationo f the reported sales,
but there have been several wel.iounded
dcnials, and IL Is safe TO say that neither
of the horses has changed hands. How
the story about Ormondo started We know
not. but the Proctor Knot report was the
result OF a little pleasantly INDUCED in by
Matt Byrncs. Higgins trainer. with the
over enthusiastic Sam Bryant, who is car
ricd away with his gclding or
anything said in bis favor. When Mat
was attending the recent sales Ia Ken.
lucky he jokingly offered sam S25. 600 for
the chestnut gclding. but Bryant took Il
In earnest, rs he did the $4,000 Belmont
gag at Saratoga last summer, which WIS
concoclcd nj the hotel table. and one very
smooth little horscman had finger in each
Of Tho little jokes on Sam and Mrs. Bfy.
ant
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-03
A DESPERATE FUED.
A Disgraceful Affair Near Fentress,
Miss.

n DlbBThCelui Autlr Noar rsabfSSo,
Miss.
New ORLEANS, Jan. "A special dis
patch to the Picdy,ne from Aberdeen,
Miss, says: This evening near Fentress,
Frank and James Coleman quareled with
Charles and VIM. Delay about the pos
session OF farm, and the quarrel ended in
a battle between the parties with double
barreled shotgun, in which Frank Coleman
and Charles Delay were instantly killed.
After the guns were emptied the survivors
engaged each other in hand-to-hand
conflict in which James Coleman was
wounded ON the head and VIM. Delay
badly wounded in the thigh. Two sisters
OF the Delays, who had appeared on the
scene duringthe melee, were also wounded.
All of the parties connected with the affair
were prominent citizens OF Choctaw
County.
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THE FLOUR OUTPUT.
The Milling Interest In tho Northwest
and the Total Production.


MISSEAroLIs, Mimi, Jan. 2.-The
Northwestern Miller will tomorrow say:
There are eleven mills which ground flour
last week, but those reporting a full output
were the exception, the total figures again
being light. The production of -four for
the week lending December 29), was
10000 barrels, average 10000 barrels daily,
against 50, 1870 barrels the previous week
and l20,9OO barrels for the corresponding
week year ago. Though the weather
continues pleasant and open, the mills are
compelled to fight the low water and float
ing ice to such an extent that they fall
much short OF getting out full output I'M
less helped by steam.
There were eleven mills in motion this
morning, grinding at the rate OF about IL,
900 barrels daily, but in the afternoon an
avalanche Of loose ice came down into the
West Side Canal and stopped several OF
them entirely. The agreement between
the mill overs TO curtail their output one
hall to January /, has expired, but with
tilt Nblct power ~ pun 90 ~ la'o'
ent, it is hardly probable that even
that proportion will be got out
for some time to come. -Four mills are
using steam at present in conjunction with
water. The -four market continues dull,
the unsettled state Of wheat affecting il
uniavorably.
There was quite change for the better
Monday, most all the firms reporting q
favorable increase In small orders, but the
drop in wheat since has apparently scared
the buyers that had been inclined 10 nib
BILE little.
Most millers express themselves as
quite confident OF better market about
The middle OF the month. Export trade is
liielcss and some OF the larger concerns
doing no business in this line. There was
one firm, however, which shipped out over
5000 barrels Of -four Tor export last week,
NIL booked within about ten DAYS, aud the
greater part Of twas patents. The direct
exports Tor the week were 1880 barrels,
against IL, 200 barrels the preceding week.
Quotations, London G. !. L. 80 pound.
are patents 30s to sos Oh; bakers 2SS 81 10
20s I'd; low grades, ljs to LIS gd. For the
weak ending December 81 there were PSI, :.
100 bushels OF wheat received. Tho ship
mcnis were POS, 800 bushels wheat, 5l,6iC
barrels -four and 1885 tons mill stuff.
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Of Minnesota, vice-presidents. President
Rudd said he appreciated the honor that
had been conferred on him, and made
an eloquent address, during which he said
the colored people themselves must solve
the race problem. A committee was APP
pointed to call on President Cleveland and
ascertain when he could receive the mem
beers OF the convention. A resolution OF
greeting and asking the Holy Fathers
blessing was ordered to be sent to the
Pone
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River Kilograms.

EVANSVILLE. ltd, ian. 2.-nirct n ne,
and falling. weather clcst
WHEELING. w. We, Jan s--rlyrr - feet
inchcs ald hllinf' weather clear and pleasant
pTrIsBuRG, Ia. Iau. a--I,lvcf fcct inches
and falling Weather clear aud pleasant
CAIRO. III. Jan. 2.--Rlycr " feet aud falling.
Weather cic,f and cool. Arrived, CITY of Char,es-
ton, Nomphis, iaidaght Henry i.outcy, Sow Or
leaus. am.
viCkssvRd. Mis.. Jan. e.-iliscr rislna haitian
Inch pei hour Passed down Annie y. silver, 70
New OticAns. IAN Passed up. Grand Republic,
10 Memphis pm.
oINciNSATf, O. Jan. a.-Rivrr p Tea a h.esss
aud rlslug. WEATHER clear Iherfnotnsfer ~.
Nlght-hivef p feet Inches anil rising wsathss
cleat and cool Departed Unnite state. nenphil
LoUlsVlLLk Ky, Jan. 2-Noou River rls.
ihE WIZ lcct inehes on the falls and = tset
lnrhtt IN Tie canal Weather clear and cool.
Nfht-llvcf rising, with 6 beet Inches on The
iels and J ieet ~ lnehe, 10 the cansl. wes'hI
Oilsapa
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-03

rpofml lhIatfh 70 Tue hpl'As
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. 2.-This morn
inc at O'Clock Paul Burris, son Of one
Of the prominent citizens and real estate
dealers Of Chattanooga, while removing n
cartridge from n rusty revolver, was shot
Just above the left eve. The ball pcne-
ira,ed the skull aud produced probable
fatal wound. The young man 10 siill liv-
lag, bat his death IL considered only q
uuesiion of fcw hours
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ro,a,,a s,a,h.i,e Goa, ,n,Iou

wAsniSoroS, Jan. s.--This was tho
second days session Of tho Colorcd Cath
Ollie Convention. After prayer Daniel II.
Ruid. OF Ohio, was elected president, and
Lincoln Vale, Of Nj ssouri, and n. Gilliard,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-03
sam wcakIey Gets There la Dirm.
lnghRm.

special Disraich 70 Ihc Appeal
BIRMiNGHAM, Ala, Jan. AT n meet
ing OF the Board OF Aldermen tonight the
Office Of City Attorney was created, and
Mr.. S. ID. Weakley was elected 10 that
ofIica
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-03

Mn. JEFFERSON DAVIS Is nothing II not
courteous THIS quality, so distinctive Of
the well bred man, the true gentleman,
has been prominent in him through life.
lie never turned his back upon friend
nor ever forgot the humblcst OF them. A
proof Of this Is TO be found in the letter
We published yesterday, written to his old
body servant, now Alderman Jones, Of
Raleigh, n. G., whose aiIccionate regard
he rcciprocates with words whose mean
ing could not be misunderstood. But as
with Mr.. Davis, 30 with nil the gentlemen
Of the South. They have never forgotten
their old servants, but still retain for them
the affection that years Of close associa.
ton and faithful service inspired.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-03

IMemphis SiRnal Olive KcportI
MrnrlIrs, Tenn, Jan. ., 1850.
n Mcr. Time. Ran Temp Hum.
" .s.ss.s'"s.'"s' ~ %
4 m ............................ 3O,lG 400 A.
Maximum iempcnmn 5ie: minimum temper
a,urc $40 Al G pm. the river gauge read l2.S
change in "a hours GA Rainfall in the past "a
heurs, coo
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travelling capacity limited 10 1900
an hour. In less than year
YOU have made wonderful changes You
have given her new coat OF paint a new
set VI rigging, the most improved modern
machinery and everything in such apple
pie order that The Old Reliable u one
81 the most rakish aud fastest craft ailoat
aud shows her heels TO oil competitors
Al oi which We attribute 10 the skill, In
duslry, answering fidelity and Slccplcss
vigilance OF Lieut. Matthews
There is another point they desire the 10
refer 10, aud that v your Kind. courteous
aud uniformly consolidate dencanor 10 all
under your command While the discip.
line has been sharp u las never been harsh
aud the I.icutenaiit's manner has always
been morc that 81 q friend than com-
mandcr. doubt II ever oiliccr OF equal
rank lived who was 50 heartily and uniycr-
sally beloved by hiu men.
II am directed 20 pruscn, Won with this
golden charm. IL u apparently empty.
bat please do not forget, ~ you hang Il 10
your watch chain, that q big slice OF our
hcnrls II there, although not visible To the
naked eve" (ASltimond lockct was then
handed to Mr.. Matthews
M MATTHEWS WAS TOO ruLL ron rrrER.
ANCE,
although not drop had mp TO that point
b,pn circulated. lie finally managed,
alter heroic struggle 30 a,y that no
word that he might utter would begin 10
cNpuS how kccnly he appreciated the
kindly feelings OF las assnciaioN llc then,
with ms characteristic mode.ty. began To
throw out hints thai Tur AprEALs sue.
c,.ss had bfcn dus To others moW than
h.mseli, tU.wit. Mcssrs. W. A. Collier,
A. Il. Tfcuvant aud lAuwncc lamb. ~.
ncsors; A. u. Allcn. former business man.
aacr. and the prcscnt incumbent, Mt.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-06
HOG CHOLERA.
A SERIOUS OUTBREAK OF TRB DISEASE IN
THIS COUNTY.
Twenty or twenty-five Animals Have Died at Yves
Liberty and Many Others Reported Sick
The Health Authorities Moving.

Information resched the city yesterday
afternoon that hog cholera bad made its
appearance ia The togn OF West Liberty,
and was raging in virnle-t form, With
disastrous results TO the SWINE ID the
immediate town and country close arou1 d.
1. was stated that up to yesterday morn
ipg from twenty to Twenty-Five animsl7
had died, while about "a many noe were
sick. and Others threatened. the farmers
whose stock is still il good condition
were represented ne beirg mush alarmed,
and TO have made an appeal TO tue county
authorities for prot. otiou. The stock a.
ready desd was stated TO beloug to ElJah
Verse, the West Libtriy ck.diiver, Go.
Shorts, John White, Jesse Lelsure, and
one Or two others, all living in West Lib
eriy.
In the afternoon the attention of some OF
the County Commissioners was called to
the matter, and later County Health
Officer Myers WAS informed oftae situation.
DR.. Myers stated to a reporter of the REG
IsTER that lie would probably 20 ,ut 30
West Liberty to day snd rs; the facts clh-
nected with tue outbreak, aud take what
ever steps were necessary 10 protect the
stock in the surrounding country ffom the
spread of the disease. He said
IF the situation is anything ike what
it is represented TO he, qusrantine will
at once he instituted, aud the disease
stamped out | will take all proper
measures to prevent the spread Of the dis-
ease over the comfy"
A farmer who lives in tie vicinity Of
West Lii er;y sad
There is no doubt the disco 2 is present
there in ve-y serious form. 1t is the
simon-pure hog cholera, and est macy
animals hsve died-prJbsbly as many n
thirty The disease has been prevalent fJT
week or more, but it mas been kept
secret Now that the matter Is out the
farmers are unanimous in desiring that
the authorities take proper steps a. once 10
end the outbreak. So far the disease Is
confined to the town, but it will he over
the country before long, If matters are let
alone
1t will he remembered that there was On
outbreak of hog cholera in the back part OF
the county yeac or so Ego, bat u was
readily stamped CUT ones the authorities
got to work at il. There j, every reason
to epprehend the came result ia this case.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-06
POINTS ON PEOPLE.
Movements Of Citizens and the Coming az
f3otu,r of 9trauOera

Movements OF Citizens and the Coming and
Going Of Strangers.
DR.. Geo. West, of Sisttrsviile, was il
the city yesterday.
Mr.. A. Allan Wheat is visiting friends
in Charleston, w. Va.
DIR. G. West. OF Sistsrsville, 8ss in the
city yesterday on business.
NJ. c. Msdera, of GTsitop, was at The
Hotel Windsor yesterday.
Capt. J A. Stewart was in town for sew
ersl dogs this week Oh business.
Mr.. A. II. Hogg, the well known New
York glass man, IL at the Mcclure.
Messrs. W. J. Dishl and T. X. Hsckett,
of Pittsbulg, were in tie city yesterday on
business.
Mr.. W. f TiDgle, of louisville, is in
the city, and quartered at the Mcclure
HOUSE.
Congressman J. II. Brew err, of New
jersey, and prominent pottery manufsc-
turer of Trenton, is at the McLaTe.
Captain Taomas Prince arrived h)me
Yesterday from 81 extended Southern trip,
in the interest of his hosts.
Mr. L. b. d. Reese, a prominent Pitts
burg attorney, aud Mr.. a G. Duncan, a
merchant Of the same place, were in the
city yesterday.
Miss Mimi Yogel has returned home
from Keyser, where she has been teaching
school. She was accompanied by Mrs.
Tsylor and daughter Hattie, who will
spend few days in the city.
The many friends il Wheeling cf Sgnor
and Madame d. Auria. who now reside in
Toronto, Canada, will be interested to
learn that on Msrch 90 a visitor arrived OF
their residence, No. 1913 Maitland street, IN
the shape Of a healthy girl baby. Con
CALCULATIONS are in order.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-06
NJ, CUTMAN & co.
Mammoth ClOthiePS,


For come time back gardeners and buck-
s,ers attending the Second ward markc;
have been missing things from their veg
ons end stands Ia the past couple Of weeks
sheep, barrel Of cabbage and peveral
boxes of eggs having been stolen. The thieI
could not he detected up TO last night, but
he is row in hook. About half-pasi ore
o'clock this morning Officer Carney and
Night Waterman Junsins were standing at
the corner Of Eleventh and Main streets
when they saw man came out Of the alley
l.adiog iro.n the market nous. and coms
down the middle OF the street with q box
On hi shoulder When ne got opposite
them they ran ont ard arrested him, and
upon investigation found he had aiken 9
box Of ,ggs from q wagon Belonging 90 Dir.
Wells The fellows pane ~ Pat Ccnnors,
and he has rat.er uDsayoIy reputation.
He was put ig tire cooler, and viii he taken
before a Justice OF the Peace this morning
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-06
Dancing Academy.

Psof John Mullen has closed his dancing
academy in tbis city for the season ard
will reopen after the meeting Of the Amer
lean Socisty OF Professors OF Dancing oi
New York, of whicl be Ia member He
will attend ths meeting snd will Introduce
whatever new dances they may adopt ia
anyi and no Others The Professor returns
his sincere thanks to parents, guardians
and pupils II the Afternoon and evening
classes aud 10 former purile aud visiting
frieuds .or the most successful season he
ever mao. and hopes icr renewal Of the
same on the 81 Of next September.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-06
A TRIRUTE
70 s Distinguished Hebrew Divine from
"A wheeling Admirsr.

70 Distinguished Hebrew Divine from
wheeling Admirer.
Rev. DR.. Isaac II Wise, OF Cincinnati,
O ore of the most learned Jewish divines
efih:5 country, and a very popular man
among all denominations, for lis kindness
Of hesTt aud hberslity, celebrates to-day
Ms SEVENTEEN birthday. The 'Bnei
Jeshuruu" congregation, Seiy large, IL
fluential and intelligent religious BODY OF
men. whose minister Dr.. Wise has been
to- the last tiiriy-fve yeers, have 'skfn
ire matter in hand 10 celebrate the event IN
msnner worthy of The occasion. Mary
other congregations, it is uuderatood, will
vie with eaca other to honor their be-
loved rabbi and friend, AMI quite large
programme is arranged for the ieailvliy TO
take niece to-day in Cincinnati. DE- Wise
stands nmorg The best men es pulpit or
ator. He ia tie editor OF two Leading
Jewish weekly journals the american IS
raeltc Eoghsb) snd Die Deborah Ger mani
Roth papers have very large circulation
and aie read by quite Dumber OF Chris
tian ministers. D. Wise is also the author
of the following woTks: "Hiltcry OF the
I-rael.i,h Nation" "a Prayer Book, y
Essence Of Judaism, 1.-THE COsmic God, :"
"The Wondering Jew" 'Judaism and
Christianity, Their Agreements rnd DIE
agreements" "MartyIdom Of Jesus OF
NAzaretb.v and sever.l others. We IN
der,tand that he is about 10 issue soon an
other very interesting work.
One OF mis- best works, however. rem aims,
The establishing of the Hebrew Union
College in Cincinnati, whose. PRECEDENT Dr.
Wise il. Space fJrbids us 10 dwell logger
on DR.. Wise's many merits. The follow
ing acrostic poem mas been written by one
of his many admirers of this city, and TO
our Christian readers who do not under
stand Hebrew it is added in the way OF ex-
PLANTATION that the scrostics OF four words
are Ouro, SimchO, SOsoaR, tikor, meaning
light, Joy, gladness and honor:
occasion does present Itself to show you our
Unerrinsiy / Go declare you stand well in
Wheeling
Rest assured. Rev. Sir no good man undertakes
~ any of your noble WORK done i'm United states.
Since years you worked faithfully for Union and
college,
"Israelite Deborah" too, increased the peo-
pies knOwled.e c.
Manly did you wie,d your pen, your words were
like thunder,
Christians admired YOU. lsrae.itei did wonder
or any wrong in word ordeed, committed gainst
our nat on,
swiftly you'd investigate, demanding reparaiion.
CREATIONS here and lectures there teaching peo-
Sparkling with original thoughts full OF cham
ing hearties
on many a day at midnight late you were not
vet at leisure
Unweariedly YOU pondered yet TO unfold truths
New Prayer Book" "The Wandering Jew,
THE Cosmic God, defined
Vitalized the Old ideas aud showed your master
mind.
In such way you spent your life, reaching sew
enty year,,
many tears
q, NAV you live yet long among Us, 'mids. bless
ings from above
Receive this as my sentiments, and hearty
"MaSseltof' b a. T.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-06
Gone ONT of thu Organization.

The Budget says: The bricklsyers OF
Wheeling have bsen suspended from TIE
Building Trades Council Ever since the
painters strike, it is said, they have been
afraid that they too would become il
VOWED, ard hence were desirous OF sever
in their connection with that BODY. It
was stated ia the Trades Colrcii that the
bficklayers bal Withdrawn, hut no oflicill
NOTICE to that effect had bten sent TO thst
body. The delegates from the bricklsyers'
uuion having failed TO attend for the pc
rod which mskta their organization liable
to suspension, Sod no excuse having besD
offered fer their ron-a tendance, thai
union was suspended lie bricklaye,s
are making a serious mistake in thus with
drawing themselves from other bodies of
organized labor. The sci sh policy never
psysin the end -
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CJIuthing--yfl. 6utman & 90,
BRAINS IN BUSINESS

7 bright IDEAS are born Of Brains; Novelty is a.
! offspring Of inVentVeneSS Style is the product D.
TASTE Novelty, style and taste are features Of our Ju
nile exposition this season The trade mark Of genius +
stamped on our Styles chaSte refined and becoming l
Dare novelties in the most fascinating effects and he
expression of art It pays TO please the children aldr
know it. Though the season has hardly opened We aRa
finally driven in our BOYS andCHILDRENS DEPARTMENT
Have almost doubled the business Of the corresponding veal
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-06
AMUsEsIRNTs.
.sh.n l.hIs Af,srnoon and Nig..t.

"She" fhis Afternoon aud Nlg'-''
This afternoon and evening the great
"She" will he produced at the Opera
House in a magnificent manner by COM
pany OF forty artists with new and tlaborsts
scenery. Speaking of the production The
San Jose, Cal Ncrs says:
"The Caliioroia Theatre last evening
held a large audience, filling the dress cir
Gle and balcony in every port. The Web
ster- Brady Company PR seuted the roman
tic drains She IN a manner that gave
perfect satisfaction throughout, and there
was much spplluse ia several Of the
scenes. The scenic effects were marvellous
for the California Theatre stage. 10 plsy
has ever been given in San Jose in which
The scenery was so effective Mr.. W. A
Brady is q most thorough stage manager.
He is o natural born actor, ana fully rea-
les all he requirements Of sage effects
His company Is thoroughly drilled aHd
evenly balanced. The scenery which Is
carried is elaborate and correct, and the
manner in which it is handled shows evi-
deucs Of master hand. Much Of this
scenery used in She would ne difficult
to handle even on the stage o; msirnpoli
tan theatre, but there wss not a hitch
during the sn,ire performance last eve
ming
Reserved seats can lie secured at House {
Music Store.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-06
The New Polioa ordInanee.

TIE Couucl Committee on Ordinances
met egsin last night, end devoted about
two hours to a consideration of the ordi-
nance in relation to tire police department,
made necessary in case The ordinance,
recommended Thursday evening, abolish
ing the Boayd Of Police and Fire Commits
siopers, is passed by Council.
There wss considerable difference Of
opinion among members of the Committee
as to some of the sections Of the proposed
measure, hut matters were finally sratight-
ened out, aud the measure recommended
for adoption.
Ire ordinance retains most of the salient
features cf the present regulations and re-
qni;ements, although in some cases in g
mod fed form
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-06
KILLED IN mn NHNKs

Henry Gray, aged about II years wa
iustsnly killed in toe mines at Elmo,
Monday evening, b. berg caught betweeo
TIE top Of car and the rcoi OF the nina.
He was employed by the con paey rs mule
4 -frn-