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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-02
Oh, he Is in His Dotags!
Jackson Herald Rep

The Wheeling REGISTER published a
letter dated the 18th inst, from Ex-Gover-
nor Pierpoint to Ex-Governor Wilson, ad-
vising the latter not to entail the expenses
OF an extra session, and Wilson's reply
wherein it is stated that the session will
be called not later than June l. The
REGISTER calls the letters remarkable, -
but why they are so does not explain. Ex-
Governor Pierpoint has been in mis- dotsge
for several years, and the prominence,
given him by the publication Of this cor
respOndence will only please him. His
mania seems to he letter writing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-02

4liI-i-'i..-t -ftAft IAtNtN
F. II. Pierpoint, the odd War Gov
ernor, who is evidently q his dotsge, re-
Gently wrote to Governor Wilson advising
him not to call al extra session OF the
Legislature for the settlement Of the Gu
beTuaforial contest, alleging the cost Of
such session, intimstiDg that the people
don't care Wbo is Governor, and that Viii
son may Is well hold on for two or fouI
years more. The Governor spurns the
suggestion, declares that his duty is plain,
ard that he will convene the Legislature IS
soon As the committee is ready to report,
not later than the first part Of June.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-02

Mr. HARRISON has not yet found
time to run his eye down the list to the
two vacancies in the Civil Service Commits
sion. 1t is believed that Mr.. QUAY viii
have the appointment Of one Of these Com
missionsrs and Col. W,L DUDLEY the
,fh-r
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-02
A ~ FoR con. wII.soN.

The letter from Ex-Governor PIER
POINT advising Governor WILSON to re-
fuse 20 call the Legislature together, and
Governor WILSON, dignifed and patriotic
reply have created a profound sensation in
the State. There ia but one sentiment rs to
Governor WusoS's course. 1t was the
proper one, the only one open to an honest
nan, but the comment of the press has
made it plain that the public will not be
satisfied to believe that there was not
more in Mt PIERroINT's letter, than
mere expression Of individual opinion.
The author was too prominent man, too
distinguished Republican, not 10 know
that his action would be considered in some
sense, to represent the sentiment Of his
party. GoFF and his friends had all to
gain and nothing to lose by eOtrapping
Governor Wilson intoan unconstitutional
act. They had the prospect Of
posiponing decision Of the
subernatorial contest until new Legisls-
ture. which might be Republican, could
be elected. There could be no ques-
ton who would be Governor, if under
such circumstances, the Republicans
should secure a majority Of the Legislature
two years from now. Truth and justice
would be swept away ike straws IL order
TO declare Republican victory. In the
meanwhile the Democratic party would
hear the burden Of usurpation, and Repub-
lican Organs would be supplied fresh
campaign msterial.
Nothing would it Republican necessi-
ties better than 10 have induced Governor
WILSON to refuse to call the Legislature
together, but the scheme failed. It will
not do now 20 shoulder the responsibility
Tor planning the plot on the man who was
made the tool. There are men in the Re.
publican party perfectly capable Of devils
ing such a scheme and cajoling any man
however honorable into becoming their in
strumeut. The tricSs.ers who would have
pgod,ed by defeating The viii of,he people
are responsible for it, and the people viii
hold them 20 account.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-02

A NEW JERSEY man has been preferred
over a West Virginia Republican for the
position lately held by Mr. M. A, MAN
WING. Of Hinton, w Va. So perishes
Ben HARRIsoN's chance for West Vir-
einia's vote iu the next Republican con-
eanfior
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-02

ANDREW CARNEGIE the steel rail king
made a public speech at Braddock Satur-
dsy. in which be declared the iron and
steel .rade o.. Pittsburgh was being slowly
crushed by tle Pennsylvania railroad, eve
arc In The hands Of a graspiug monopoly
hesaid. "aud it seems as il nothing We
can DO viii get us Justice.
Sis. CARNEGE's immense fortune was
drawn from the enormously protected steel
rail- industry. Die made bis money by
squeezing consumers, who were compelled
to purchase from him or his friends OF not
purchase ALI NIB CARNEGIE was a
mouopolist in those merry days, but The
tables have been turned. The country
win not worry much at his squealing.
THE LEGISLATURES AND THE 400
The battle roysl between WARD MCAI-
LISTER and the New York Legislature ma.
been declared draw, Ike many other
great encounters in the last few weeks
and it is now settled that the centennial
of Wosbirgions inauguration viii be
ftdngly celebrated. Mr.. MCALUsrER' IS
committee of the four hundred have decid
cd 90 allow the legislators seats on the
grand stand 90 review the parade, although
theg have no patriciau blood in their veins.
ONLY two men in the Legislature, IL is
claimed. can boast grandfather, ard of
course Che four hundred looked down on
such a plebean body, but 10 is right that
the fortunate upper crust should be mag
unanimous. The legislators want TO see the
parade. and they ougb, not TO De COMPEL
sd TO climb trees OF look through knot
holes IN order to DO SO. THE Legislature
o. New York has some rights. and they
must be respected.
4. is suggested that good use can he
made critic legislators. ASS moral sud
5.dactc exhibition they viii be OF high
ya'uc The Youth of the lard who will
assemble Co view the gorgeous pageant
may take the fearful Lessen To- heart snd
mend their WAYS, 20 hey be errirg lest
they become members of the New York
legislature 10 would be highly proper to
hsvs few square yards of the fraudulent
ceiling on exhibition, and Speaker COLE
could rebssrse that part Of his ppblic con-
fsssion referring TO the thousands Of dol
lsrs De used % 'ichuence The questionable
vote pm his county, snd compare it with
his inaugural oath. in which be sfirmed
that 20 money bad been used to secure his
election.
Itthe Committee of the Four Hundred
have ON eve for utility. as well AS beauty,
they VIII see at cnce the necessity Of hsv-
ing The Legislature on hands 1t is a pity
thst ,hs Sew York Legislature Of Use
cannot te revived. to show what rspi3
strides in iassceu,y snd dishonesty New
York hiss made since then
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-02

Ex-senator CHASE. of Rhode Islsnd,
has an article in the North american
Rue- urging an increase in the salaries
of congressman. Mr.. CHASE thinks that
no real selfrespecting milhonaire could
humble himself to work for such a figure
II. s. 100
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-02
WHY NE orsnsa oklshoma

Onr desperate Harrison has opened Ok
hhoms iu the vain hope that some OF the
Cfice-hunters may hy there
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-02

d K. GIFFEE & co rtNE
II. for the Malta Pl0v
Flows and repairs. Syr
PlOws and repairs, syracl.o tH
and repairs, Princess Chilled Ia.l
repairs. Gale Chilled Land f0H-
South Bend Chi led Land f.0 aal
Injun Sulky and repair Oliver
Plow Points, Malta aud Brown
Flows, Malta ana Brown -u.kf e.
Choice and Brown shove. ta
for circulars, prices, and tCun
promptly filed. No. $50 Main .r..
W. Va
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-02
DEsPOuING TBE RAILWAY MAIL
SERVICE

There have been more important changes
in the railway mail service under the new
administration than in any other branch
in the postal department. Postmaster
General WANANlATEE has declared ,hst mis-
purpose was simply to restore the efficiency
Of the service, and the Republican press has
rs-echced with thcchsrge ,ha.themail serv-
ice was inefficient and demanded Wholesale
removals To discharge experienced ofi-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-02

TIRE Monongahela river miners will all
be out on a strike in few days. There
are 5000 of these men and many Of
.hsm havewiy and families to support
Their miserable wages have prevented
them irons accumulating money, and
severe suffering ia bound TO result, Their
ease is but another proof that the PRO
.sc,sd' laborer is after ali the poorest
mid Workman 10 the land.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-02
9tm advertisements.

noR RENr-Two FURNISHED, -, ROOMS s,cSSt
With or without board, at q Virginia STREET.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-02
Nem advertisements.

DE ULAR TUESDAY PACKET
L l. for Parkersburg, Pomeroy. Gal IT, =
lipolis, Ironton, Huntington, Ports -
mouth, NASHVILLE Cincinnati andn=-@--HAA1-A
Louisville. The elegant passenger steamer
---ANDES,---
Chas. Nuhleman, Com'r, Mart +. Nell, Clerk,
will leave for above points On TUESDAY, April
,. at 3 O'Clock pm, sharp. Pas engers and freight
receipted through to all points West and South.
For freight or passage apply on board 0rto
aplr FRANK BOOIh, AGENT.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-02

HTAYTED-IMMEDIATELYA AT THE TIL nc HON W.
w ell House, one Dining room, anu ou e,5p
rtairs rirl None hut good ones need Apply. AP-t
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-02

HTAYTED-GlRL FOR KITCHEN he , %4E 1sf.
w Good wages paid. Apply VII" sn2o
erence At 100 Chapline street ef-t
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-02

UyANTED-A GIRL TO GO Goo 81 e A EiSieeI R3
w general House work. Apply 'oOo ii sn9a
street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-02


AS old do,ard, " 1T grahied his van
ity. " 'He got his name before the pub
Hc." are soue Of the pet expressions the
Republican press are using in connection
with Ex-Goy PIERpoINT's letter 10 Gov.
WILSON. Suppose PrERroINr had per-
1s6ed Gov. WILSON that he ought not
TO cill tbe Legislature to Try the contest.
he aou'd have been big chief anon < the
aitbful and got a ia, Office "s'ch' is life.
Iris barely possible thlt The American
Naval officers nc Samoa were not free from
bhme for lhe disaster that cost 20 many
lives end wrecked o good part Of the navy.
Hurricanes I'm the Southern pscidc are
generally preceded several hours by GER
tiu neteorologc signs, which a
good barometer surely indicates. and that
should have been q warning 90 good sea-
men. The English mau-ot-war escaped by
getting 60 sea. It is charged that the
American ships were unable 20 DO so from
lack oi COAL III this is 30 it is plain that
blame rests somewhere and it should be
located
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-02-23
Present Residence.


has I I bus @ s sa. street s WARD WARD SuT PsSs
Norris George No 1851 Penn avenue 18th ward Phtsburg
Mn Joseph Jose No $500 $500 Butler 18th Pseurs
Ptsburs
Ptsburg
McCuter Owen w No S2s Penn avenue 18th ward Pttsburg
nsoh, p aasos No 1921 . pse PspR % s 18th 18TH ward ward u PtsSus
paumm 1gnatus w No sN1 Penn avenue 18th ward ward pttbus
Pn Pfl s%sns ao0 No No s5 s Penn avenue avenue 18th 18TH ward P.tu
ssnn san Ms. No Mo- s s r rann % 18TH 18TH ward ward Pssu P
] supss @ Charles No No 5 s5s Bate. street 18th ward PtDug
PttDus
s Christ 1929 Ptabug
Henry No sSS Butler street 18th ward rissDurg rrs
widlo Elias Ptsbug
wad ss Buaer ~ard ~r5 FisSur Fus
zshs 1929 iR ward ward PsSS PPsSag
Adler No 4ps Liberty street 10th ward pitsburr
and waro pfHsburg
Conway John No 1851 Iigonier street
Flood M s,s. No. % 5 s Liberty street 18Th PDurs
s 1am No. No. 1 1 Fsns ward ward
Ksh Pssburs
T,R Ks 1os osPh W. No No s 5 Cedar street 18th ward PnsSurg
Liberty pitsburs
PitsOurg
Mcaoe 18th ward risDurs TsDa
sss 1ans 3 fHan ward ward Pss Psas
schaf Valentine Main
ss % F No No. o 5 fs Pn svsvss ws I Psssrg %
Thom $500 Liberty
Allen 1907 Butler ward pt.burr
Campbell ~ @ PsSors
ward Pfsburg
Fortyeishth streets i1 ward rtu
ward Pttu
ward Pttbug
Jackson Joseph Corner FOIyeh and Harrison PhaDs
% Jung aenIek No IS Isl F0rtyninth lh ward PiusDurg
risSus
Forty and Harrison Hsrd ~ard PsSus
Nar chas Butler and Fortyhrst
Perry Street and Penn ave- waFd PitOu
Reynolds w. No. 1929 Butler street. ward PissDurs
7 No
sos iss t ward fnSurs Pis5
so soa Mrs G No M S s street 18th 18th ward Pssurs
Eighteenth Ward "''' F''''''s
AlDrsch John No 1902 Butler
D DIVER Corner M Bridge bridge and Butler Pbsours
] gssn John nn 5s Sa R", BasF street 18th 18th PsSur
Pfssburg
Butler ward ward PisDurs
ward Phtsburg
snss s 5s 5 BUTLER Butler Fss 18th ward ward Fsa5 Fssa5s
UtHs John No 1898 Bude,
Arnodt John Jacob No Is
Bali MHEar
Crst Lewis No O. Frankstown
ward Fttbu
Knfhan Jacob
ward PisDurs
Mausn ssa son ward wad P
MsR @ @ 18Th ward w5 Fs PsSs
Fss FFsss III R . Fsss Fssss
Twent Ward.
ward
wardP
Mozel
Miller
Ward.
P R.
Heinz No
2ls
dGriers
Miller Victor No 2l Fanktown
Mcdowell
aeioe Martin JNo-Rairoad street. Pittbug
Schoene WHhemna No Penn
No-Penn
Weiss Theodore NO 200
Twenty-Second
ce Michael and Forward Pttsburg
Twenty-Third Ward.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-02-23

The following applications for Retail License to sell
vinous, spirituous, malt or brewed liquors, or any
adrnixture thereof at the several places desig-
mated below, will be heard by the Court of Quar-
ter Sessions of fAIegheny county. commencing on
MONDAY, MARGINS, 1885, ate:3o o'clock, A.
M, and continuing from time to time in accord
ance with rules of Court, ETC., beginning with the
First ward, Pittsburg, and continuing in order as
published:
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-02-23

Applicant Applied
Dunn P No Sst Fifth avenue 18th ward Ptssug
Erwcne Magee Pfsburg
Pisburg
eHleeoe Pisburg
No. asi Fifth Pittburg
kearns Ihona"No So Second avenue oh ward flsbuFg
Powers JOhn.No 1858 Fifth 9Th ward Phsburg
Th ag and Forbes lth ward Pttsbure
samOlsky No g. Gibbon street 9Th ward Pitsburg
w Corner Marion and Forbes 9Th Psburg
Bokman August. ward rtseurg
BOwarsky MarkNo 90 wyl 7th ward Pssburg
Crowley cyrus.NO loo Washington 7th ward Ptsburg
50 and Washington Pttsburg
Foley wyie ward PtsSurs
Kaiser William No S2l Fifth avenue 7th ward Pitsburg
AuGele Eleanor No 218 Fifth avenue 7th ward PtsbuIg
Sax 20i Fifth avenue ] We ward ftsonrg
Angon cnaes ward pttsburg
Breen Mary and sh ward Phtsburg
Pittsburg
Knnaka Frederick No 7 Fifth Sth ward Pttsburs
levin
Mancs ward pittsburg
Pttburg
wesberser Max No s Wye avenue - - 18th ward Pittburg
Beohn ward Pitburs
Db M and ms Liberty ward pH,sSur
Pttburg
F %d c No No m m PENN ward ward FsSug PSu
Pitsburg
Ford Thomas No l43 Penn avenue 9th ward Pisburg
Ssh a5 No 1923 1929 Penn 9th wad wd PnsD
Haney oa and HOS Penn 9th ward Ptsburs
Heron George No IN Penn avenue 9th ward PtsOurg
Kline Frank No 10 Eleventh street 9Th ward Pitsburg
leahy VIM No lza Penn avenue 9th ward Ptsburg
Lnahan, KNo Hi Liberty 9th ward, Ptsburg
W. lo and O5 Liberty PtsbuG
Murphy Nos lG and s Liberty 10th ward Pitug
Mulvehil James No 81 Eleventh 9th ward Ptsbure
Pttsburg
POts Louis No M llSe Penn avenue 9Th ward PttsburE
Pitturg
shanhes. Martin No lilo Penn risbug
ll45 Pisbus
Pittburg
v Thomas ISIS 3 % an9 m % ward ward FSus PSnrs
Wuns'el No ILL Penn avenue w. So Elm street
Barker No l2 Penn
Pitsburg
Foster ward pitbug
Gugr ward Pftsbug
Pitsbug
Kelly ward Pitsbug
Pisburg
Pisburg
Ptsburg
ommet Ptsburg
6Bren John j. No 1901 Penn avenue 10th ward pitsburg
Shine Frank No ll2 Penn avenue 10th ward Pitsburg
schrbe C1emenena No 1904 Penn avenue ward Pisburg
Boyle wm H. No 57 Fifth avenue 11th ward ptsburg
PtsDurg
Sagel Peter No $50 Wyie avenue lltn ward PssDurs
Jnger ward Pttsburg
1nger, Joseph NO 100 Dnwdde llth Pttsburg
bran No 2sos Penn 18th ward pttsburr
Burger ThOmasN No 2Oe Penn 18th
3oehm Benedict No 2sa smalmnn street 18th ward pi'tOurs
)unwoody
2S0
22l
icDonad Twentyffh
No SO9 Smalman
B
chulz Phillip 25B Penn
Thirteenth
Flora
amIl Sarah AnnN Thiythid
wardP
hueger Center
sinecker f6 Heron
ward
nrns bernard NO 6 Bates street lh ward Pftsburg
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-02-23

MONDAY, NAfGCd 10, 1909, dl SOO ClO(
NJ, and continuing from time to time in &C
ance with rules Of Court, etc., beginning wit
First ward, Pittsburg, and continuing in orc
published:
P1TTsDURa.
Ward.
Applicant
Bete FttsOurs
BGey Samuel No 81 81 and 50 Diamond ward Ptturs
Carson 91 ap Trd ward PtsDurs
Delaney Thomas rittbuG
PittDug
andPenn ward Pttsburg
neokmnn oswald 2r Market street ward Pttburg
Hutchinson and Diamond ward PitOs
IvOl AnEsio No 9 Diamond square LIST ward Pitbug
Jacob William No % UnD square square Is. LIST ward ward P PtSus
Diamond ward Pitsbug
Kinney
Logan Martin 8 10 and p Penn ward Pitsburs
Lgdon, Danie......N No 81 Water LIST ward Pitsburg
No Penn ward Pitsburg
N ~ Jo5 No as Psnn ss ward Pispurs
Prin,
ESsH daa ward FF5sSSsEs
Quinn Pftsburg
Pnsburg
saoup PftsDurg
6fI
MsCatb No Ipiamopd list wdPitsb
Stevens Charles Corner Liberty and ward Ptsburs
ritsOurg
Walsh Bandoy No. 6 Fourth avenue LIST ward PHtsOurg
ssa Aass ward ward Fs FFsssaE
Berger Henry Pttsburg
snthhld
Dnam John No 10 smithsed street % ward pttuIs
Fnson James No 1M Grant I'd Pitsbug
Hon FHson so q 1ss ward FFss:SuFs FssSuss
G G0oT = Fourth ward ward Fiss1 PFss
@ alo Second "s5f FsnS PiSH E Pitt
PtDg
Hatch S F No l6 Grant I'd Pitbug
No
Man andrew k No los 5snth6eid street sd ward PitsbuTr
Ts NJ F. No 1is Diamond street ID waro prsSurg
Mhm AmaDd d..N No Ia smihfed street I'd ward Pitsbug
Miller Mniinm.-- No a2 Second avenue I'd ward Phtsburg
Miller Water smihaed ward PssDars
MOher Harry B. No ITO smthfeld I'd Pnsburg
Pitsburg
Pitsburg
Preston Water and Ross ID ward pisDurs
Ruppe Louis No 2l2 smihfed street. I'd ward PiHsburg
- Feae[nok No No ~ ward ptsOurg
and Fourth "a ~sTd ~ PsSG
Weiss AL smthfd Pttsburg
bennett Ra S smnseia ss ward FsSaIs Pss
Hhlman a Pttsburg
Becker Mrs dasa and Diamond Sd ward pttsDurE
H Sa ss n' and SIS Liberty 5 ward ward FFaE F'aE
Cappen Sd ward Ptsburg
E D No No 81 Diamond diamond % Sd Sd ward ward PttsDurs
E1elley John No ~ Masters alley Sd ward Fss0urg
I1Tger Charles smishded street 18th ward Pisug
Hermann John sI7 smraeG street 3D. ward PttsSurs
Cos Liberty
Smlhfed
ward tsburp
thlelnhmIdt
l0
Mashey 81
ward
NE
Mccarthy AS Wood
McGarvey Owen
.-..
SNoS
Pauline snthfld
w.
(Witherow, James P Sd
No Il aTd ttsburg
Boehrn Fabian NE S2 ue Pttsburg
Brown, mas....S fspe, ware
tBcaa Edward ~ '''''''4 4th
McCandess geNo7N Ninth ttsburg
Ptsburg
Ard
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-02-23

Name of Applicant.

Applied
Carter Carson street PitDug
HsLig Frank No PIG Carson 18th ward Pitsos
Twsntysevenh street, Pitsbug
Kelly Phillip. PisOurg
Meyer Sophia No 53 Carson ward Pi'Durg
Nehsn
schdemante Dosa No $3.50 PtsDurg
seifh No 2as
sigwarth
No Carson 2tb ward Prsburg
schmd Bernhard No sarah 18th ward pissburg
Remark ls Twentyhr
se Jane and Twenty
Udick Charles H. No 2 Carson street PttsbuIg
Walker 18th ward Pttsburg
Well
Weber, Cor Twenty and Sarah 18th
Aulenbach Jacob Eighteenth ward r..0urs
Pitubug
Pitsbug
Buehler Frederick No 1881 Carson 18th Pttburg
% Suonns No 15l south Eighteenth 18th ward PstDurs
Doyle Timothy Pttburg
Drewes Frederick W. No 1911 6h ward Pttsburg
Enss aa 5osepSine ward Pssus
Kunke George
Ipp Henry l87
MCCARTHY Pisburg
Ruhlandt Pisburg
Rauch, Pitsburg
RudOlph John No 1sz and 1923 PisOurg
strauch, ward Pisburs
sater John ward Pitsbu
SS 1 S sonn No 48 Nineteenth street 18th ward PhsOurg
Pitsburg
Voech Martin Psburg
9th wa-d ptsourg
FredeL Gustv No 1so Pttsburg
Hook Joseph No 1853 Plus PtsDurg
IoaI Hosr Louis No 10 Plus 9th PttsOurs
Karner ward Pisburg
MANI ward PitsDurs
Washington ward Ptsbure
TWsnsy.sighsn Ward "''' F'''0''s
BoaSahsen T. and No ia Carson 18th
ward Pitturs
No hstreet
Diss 1871 Sarah ~ad PssO PsDuTs
Kennedy No 1921 PitsDurs
kauheld Fritz Nos 1905 l1 Ptsourg
Kiphen Fred PttsOurg
Keltz Peter Ptsburg
Miller ward Pitsburg
Fifteenth 18th ward psburs
nPn hes1 m m Carson street 18th ward PsSurs
scnuetz Chas No 4o5 PtsDurs
schuetz Thirteenth Pttsburg
waerman ward Ptsburg
3s Carson I so .on 18th ward PtsDurg
Zimmerman ANo 12o7 Carson PttsDurg
Diamond 9th ward p.tsOurr
Bkmuuer Joseph PtsOurg
Bender ward Ptsburg
hstreet. Pttsbnr9
Buky Joseph South Tenth 9th PttsOurs
FtnDntSk & Thomas No No 5 1a Carson street ward PttOus
Gamble ward PitHbus
Gedeon Pfttbug
ward Pitbus
Nc. - 29b ward PftsbnTS
street 18th ward Pitbus
Martin Mart .H IL HOS & Sarah 18th ward PitOus
Rohe ward Pitus
ward Pitbus
ocn"aere. 70 South Twelfth street
etfump Anton NO lO Sarah street.
OdcE
WehensDacner Jonn NO IA Twelfth
Ward.
D1eDod Il carson street Pitsburg
ward,P
1ugnes '" NO l2s carson street. Sh
ward, tsburz
1armsn @h ward Ptburg
Iyon
4S BroWnsylle
(Maney John RNo ID Carson Pittburg
pane Mary Corner Carson
haer
vi ard Jonn No. 4zi Bingham street Both
ht 80 Washington
rehm Birmingham .31
lche, Christian lS Washington
Washington
Thirty-second
Boggs Wyoming Ptsburg
'Hbert Reginna Southern avenue 32d Pttsburg
Thirty-fourth
Joseph No 7s Carson street Pitsbug
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-04-06

Capt. Ingraham IL well known citi-
zen Of q thriving little town on the
Huntsville branch Of the Birmingham
Mineral Conductor Smith, Of the Vii
lage Springs accommodation, tells the
following story on the captain:
The captain has deep cyclone pit rs
place Of refuge in time Of dangerous
storms. Tho pit has trap door which
opens when touched and closes itself
Some time ago the captain purchased
seven ducks and two chickens and placed
them in his yard. The next day they
were nowhere to be found. A careful
search for the missing fowls failed to
give any clew TO their whereabouts, and,
thinking they had been stolen, nothing
more was thought about the matter.
Just nineteen days after the fowls dis
appeared the captain had occasion to
open his cyclone pit The first thing
that met his gaze were the seven ducks
and two hens. They had stepped on tho
trap door and had been dumped Into the
pit, the door closing behind them.
The wonderful fact Of It IL that though
they had been In the pit nineteen days
without food or water they were alive.
After the fowls were removed from the
pit 1t was noticed that they walked very
swkwardly. A careful examination re-
vealed the fact that they were all as
blind ~ bats. ats.-Birmingham (Ala. News
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-04-06
raE LANCASTER DAILY g. 1859

seen 0uty IN nearly every part OF ~
world. The Trenton has beau nagahip
on the China station, on the European
station. on the home station, and last on
the Pacific station. The vandalia, "ths
handsome vsndalia" a. she was famil.
iarly known among the sailors, hkewiss
saw duty On nearly every station, but
moro particularly IN Europe, where the
navy department. Il always anxious to
have ths best ol the war ships assigned.
6he made her name known when lset on
TIE Duropsan station By drawing upon
hsEsslf Tie flrs Of the forts at Antwerp
for proceeding to sea without first Civ
Ing notics 70 the authorities. Strange
10 ny, the Trenton had similar expert.
ence In attempting to run past the
Smyrna forts I'm the dusk Of evening.
But the Trenton made her way out.
though she did 20 with her decks cleared
for action and with her crew Of 400 men
stripped to the bud" beside their heavy
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-04-06

"Ring the bell," said Mrs. Words
worth to the old servant who narrated
this. but he wouldn't stir, bless YOU
"Goa and see what he's doing" she'd
say, and we goa up to t study door and
hear him mumbling and bumming
through 1t. "Dinper's ready, sirp' I'd
ca out, but he'd goa mumbling on like a
deaf man, and sometimes Mrs. Wuds-
worth 'ud say: "Goa and break a bottle
or let u dish fall just outside & door in t
passage" En-. dear. that mostly 'ud
bring him out, would that. 1t was only
that as wud. however. For, ye kna, he
was vera careful mon, and he couldn't
do wi brekking china."-Wordsworth-
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