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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-05
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PULLMAN CAR SERVICE.
On Trains Nos. Is aud 81 sleeping cars b.
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s0nvHle}. 0n Trains hus. 70. and N slrtp
no.. cars between Masnu zion and Charles
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New York and Jacksonville. Dn lIIu 81.
30. sleeping cars between Washington ala
Savannah.
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MIR. HENRY LOOMS NELSON alleged
author. comes to the front in Harper s
IYeekly with the theory that foreign
iron-clad could shell New York city
from a safe distance Of twelve miles
Mr.. Nelson must be employed by
some lobbyist with patent harboT
defender, or by an inner circle OF the
G.. 0. p, to manufacture excuses Tor
spending hesurplus, that horror IN the
guilty American mind Of the Republican
monopoly pretoctionists, lBlaine' Car
negie & Coz
Has Mr.. Nelson, alleged author ever
seen or heard Of an experiment with
dynamite guns or torpedoes, and does
he ignore the Yankee pride in inyen
ton so far as to suppose that country
whose inventive genius revoiutionizeo
naval warfare IN the days of gunpow
den would not do the same thing in the
days Of dynamite?
Mr. What 's-his.name y i-on is az
green as the sea, which only looks blue
in the reflection Of Heavens blue
which is naval color that Mr.. Nelson
will reflect. in his own shallow conce'l
bv the token of making the peopl'
blue who read his long drawn scfeed
Mr.. Tom Marshall, Of Kentucky whel
running for Congress asa'ns
a noble orator, who tried TO over
whelm him with the mighty
aud resplendant pictures that his OFT"
tory made, replied in general terms
that lac had lehcld with enthralled al
miration the figure Of q goose on thu
ripping waters that rejecting 'h
ccrulean tints of Heaven made the lah'
seem fathomless sea, but presently
the bird accidentally got bis head dow
and all the lake was muddied, and PEG
pie saw that It was only goosep pond.
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The coming Fourth Of July ccieDfa-
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Conn. promises to suipass I'D interest "li
those Of recent years. President ANA
Mrs. Harrison have accepted am INVITA-
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fore, Will find IFS equal only I'D una. oil
1870 when IIeaiI ZEN ',i",' i IN .;lt
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DtCHMOND COLLEGlATESUMMER
SCHOOL

This school. 10 he held ln Richmond Coi,,
lese. Will begin MOS DAY 1uiS io,n ','t'.
continue. cirht weeks Designed foI students
of both scXSs. 80 .t.,
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undcrs gied. CHARLES n. MlNnt'N'
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Arrive Richmond. - 80 3
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-19
aoso Barred Treasure.


Whfn the British occupied Oastine in
1914 they drove q large American feet up
The Penobscot snd to Bangor. Here many
vessels were sunk by the Yankees to pre-
.en. their falling into the hands CT the
British. oger enc hundred and fifty cannon
and O large amount Of specie going down
with them. Hundreds OF men nom this
hset. 10 avoid capture, started through the
trackless forest for the forts and other
Dis.t- of refuge along the Kennebee
Many De.isssd. Among these who hsd
"a man bv tnO asme Of WinslOw, who
80, ,be >hips not far irSn the Hampton
100 having With him large anonnt OF
,,orsy TTe hired ty,e OF his cousins named
Tibbilts. and q negro, who sc,ed long iiVeG
with the Indiana, to epide him thtoSSn
the wilderness 70 the kennebec, they gong
bv the vay of the SOwsdsbScook and Sc
bssticcol< streams, their destination beng
Fort Halifax. The large weight OF specie
carried by Winslow was so attractive 10
the Tbbitts brothers that they murdered
him and buried the treasure in what Is
now the town of Carmel. They both came
10 an untimely end, a. the legend gees, anc
never enioyed their blood stained gains
Ia ia stated that certain Carmel people be-
Eeve AZ this late day that the treas uie
awaits hnder end sre'digging for 1t along
the banks Of the S)wadcbscOOk stream.
It's been hard work for poor pay, n IS
.4r-hke the many searches Tor capt
Kidd'g gold.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-19
MARTINS FERRY.

Quite little furore was created yester-
dey in political circles by the announce
ment in public by some wag that James
H. Drennen, of the Ohio Valley Neics, had
received assurance that he would get the
postofice II has been pretty generally
conceded on all sides that Hon. w. @.
Mitchell, on account of the firm hold he is
supposed 10 have on Congressman Taylor's
ankle, would get the plum. 1t would be
quite Joke on Mitchell if Drennen would
get the Office, and quite q joke on the pee
pie if either Of them would get it.
Quite a crowd of glagsworkers gathered
at the c. & P. depot yesterday to see the
delegates 10 the National Convention on
their return to their respective cities, as
they pr lsed by on the trains. President
Smith received quite an ovation from the
boys on the platform, and there WAS no
end to Misunderstanding.
j. B. Longley, ofSt Clairsville, the gen.
tleman who would like to be the Republi-
can candidate for Clerk Of Courts, was in
the city yesterday, looking up his chances
in that direction.
Secretary Mitchell, Of the Water Works,
he's been busy during the past few days
shutting Off the waller from those consum-
ers who have not paid up their rents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wendt, of Tarentum,
Pa, who have been the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Prince during the past week,
have returned to their home.
Mr.. D. w. Fuller and wife, of Mt. Pleas
ant, were in the city yesterday. Mr..
Fuller is the head of the Pittsburg, Wheel
ing and Lake Erie Coal Co.
Several thousand railroad ties have been
delivered on the ground of the Terminal
Railway Company, near Hanover street.
Miss Bsrtie Robinson has returned to
her home in Steubsnvile, after q pleasant
visit with friends in this city.
A pleasant party of young folks epent
yesterday picnicking at a popular resort
few miles cut of town.
James Rals'On is in Parkersburg with 5
new traction engine sent out by Mr. l..
Spence.
Jamcl NJ. Jefreys, of Canton, o., was
in the city yesterday.
Mrs. A. G. Campbell is laid mp with
typhoid fever.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-19
GROCERIES,.
WHEELING. Tuesday. July lG.

WHEELING, Tuesday, July TO.
SYRUPs-Choice Sugar Syrup SIC; Honey Drip
27c: Maple Drips, five gallon kegs 72c ten gallon
kegs zoe: one-half barrel csc; barrel 62c. Sugar
dark bic; &c additional in half barrels) New
Orleans MolaSses-Fancy 4Sc; Choice i6c; Primo
ilc; Fair 3sc; Mixed goods New Orleans SOa32c
Bakers goods SOC.
| S. C. hansl2l1c small s. C. hams PFC; Califor
MIA hams &C; s, c. breakfast bacon loo; 5. c
shoulders sc: homeless hams lie; city sides &c
ham beef Ice; ordinary beef o19c; family mes
pork, 10 piece SIS %: bean pork, fine clear
| Sl6 OO: dried beef hams l0c.
LARD--Tierce &c; half barrels TIC; tubs nc
tin pals 3 lbs Sc; tin pals, lbs, re tin pals
10 lbs 77sc; in pals, 20 lbs nc; cans, 90 lbs nc
| CANNED GOoDS-3 ID Standard tomatoes SOaS5c
| 8 10 fancy tomatoes, 90a95c; , Id standard Hart
ford Co. corn, 9Oag5c; soaked corn 55a6Oc; II
| Maine process corn, 81 90; 2 ID Maine packec
\ sweet corn 81 GOAL 10: BIB Acorn brand peaches
50 90; ID standard table peaches, 81 40; 3 II
standard pie peaches, 95c; 10 iull standard
cove oysters, 81 %; lib light weight cove oysters
sc; . ID standard string beans soc.
| WOODEN WARE-NO. ! tubs 81 90; No. = 20 %
No. g. IS 90: hoop pals, 81 -; hoop, s. 65i sap
81 so; single washboards. 81 5Oi double do, S2 90
ne crmp cOube do. 81 70; single 81 90
| FRUITs-New Turkish Prunes &c; Raisins
Valencia, TIC; Layer Odoru, SIC: London layc
rasins s. 65a2 90: Loose Muscatels. 81 90a2 90.
| Ou-Iard. extra western strained Soc carbon
| 40, nc: carbon, $50, re; white miners bes
winter soc; white miners 80 to sic
SUGARs-Cut loaf Zoe; Cubes lOc; Fruit pow
dered lOlEc: Ordinary powdered l0c; GranulateC
Standard &c: Standard Confectioner's A 9Hc
Standard Grocers A &c; Pearl White A SIC
White extra c S5Sc; Ohio Valley SIC; New Yorl
| C 7zsc: Fruit nc,
RIcE-Fancy Pearl &C; Choice Pearl SIC
Choice Domestic sc; Prime Domestic DC
Fancy Hard &c.
CoFFEE-Green Coffee -FancyGolden Rio 20J9c
Fancy Green 201Sc; Peaberry bic; Choice Greer
1910: Prime Green 100; Roasting grades liz
zoe; Java 221lc. Roasted in packages-Ohi'
Valley DC
H-Nlackerel-E Extra Shore No. 9 bbls 90
lbs, s26OO; hafbarrels, 100 lbs, $3.50; quarter
barrels, 50 lbs, $685. kits, 10 lbs, Sl.5O medium
No bbls. 200 lbs, S2i0O; halfbarfels, 100 lbs.
si25 so; quarterbarrels 80 lbs, $685.; kits 10 lbs.
| sl.40 Lake Herring-Half-barr Is, 100 lbs, 500
quarter-barres so lbs, Sl25; quarter. barrels, a
| lbs, Sl.i0; kits, 10 lbs, 43e
STARcH-Fox Refined 23dc; loose lump Diamond
Gloss Be; Diamond Gloss ID. packages 5Aci Fo'
corn starch SIC.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-19
WOOL.
WHEELING. TUESDAY. July !

WHEELING, TUESDAY, July 10.
There is not as much activity in the countr!
this week. Wool in some sections is pretty wei
cleaned up, and buyers having paid nearly a.
much money in the country as the
wool is worth on the Eastern marke
they have naturally come TO the con
clnsion 70 go slower. What wool is left up
sod in farmers hands could not find as ready
BUYERS this week as it would have two week
age Farmers are asking 49, cents, but buyer
are slow 10 take hold at that figure; still we heal
of clip here and there being marketed at thii
price.
We continue to quote the following prices:
Fine fleece, washed, 30 TO 331Ac; unwaShed one
third of: medium fleece, washed 80 TO 35c; un
washed 26 TO 2Sc; tub washed IS to Sec
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July -Woo.-Price'
unchanged: Ohio, Pennsylvania and West
Virginia Xxx and above 3Sas5c; X 32aS3c; me
dunn 37aS9c; coarse S7a3sc; New York, Mich
igan, and western fine or Y and Xxx 3la32c
medium 37a3Sc; coarse 36a37c; fine washed
delsne Y and Xxx Sia37c; medium washed
combing and delaine 40a4lc: coarse do SSailc
Canada washed combirg 3ia36ci tub washed
5aiSc: medium unwGshed cOmbing aud delainC
29a3.c coarse do 2sa29c; Montana fine 20a23c
medium 22a26c; Goa rse 221la243.
Boston. July 12-Wool market fairly seiive
Michigan Y S2a;i3c: Ohio and Pennsylvania 1874
SAC, NX 3la35c; No l at 37aiSe. UnwaShcd
combing and delGine fleeceS dull; No ! combing
zoe; Ohio fine delaine 3i15c; Michigan do 3jc
Kentucky unwashed cOmbing 30a32c. Territory
wools range 20a2jc. Pulled woods steady; super
33a37c; extra 25a2Sc. Foreign woods quiet.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-19

42ISa4s; october 4S54a4415c. Oats, quiet; No. 8
white $50; No. 2 white July 3S1&a34c; August
Sll1a32c; September 305la3lc; October 3la3l15c.
Eggs, steady. Pennsylvania fIsts 14I<al5c.
Bitter unchanged. Receipts flour GOO bushels;
wheat, $500 barrels corn, 5000 bushels; oats
IS, 200 bushels. Shipments, wheat $500 bushels;
corn, II, 600 bushels; oats, II, 800 bushels.
BALTIMORE. July 1s-wheat, western quiet;
No. winter red spot s61Sc; July SIZE: August
S3asS14c; September $50 saS35sc; December S6Ac.
Corn, western dull; mixed spot and July 42Sc;
August 4214aiSc; September lSalSAc. Oats, firm
and unchanged western white 33aS5c; do mixed
S0aSlc Rye, nominal at 50a52c. Hay, prime to
choice timothy sl4 50al5 90. Butter, quiet and
lower; western packed 10al2c; creamery l6aI7c.
Eggs, steady at l2c. Coffee, dull; Rio 1Sc, Re
ceiptS-Flour, 1852 barrels wheat i6 ,696 bushels;
corn. IS SS bushels; oats 4 900 bushels. Ship
ments-Flour, COO barrels; wheat. 5000 buAn-
els; corn, 1900 bushels.
CINCINNATI, o., July 1s.-Cottoh, steady,
Flour heavy. Wheat, lower; No red 75c; re-
ceipts 5000 bushels; shipments 400 bushels
Corn, weak and lower: no. mixed SIC. Oats
easy; No mixed 25a2j54c. Pork, dull at s1l co.
Lard, dull. Bulk Meats. quiet; short rib IS IS
Bacon, weaker at 81 S7%. Whisky. active and
firm at 81 o. Butter, Sugar and Cheese, easy
Eggs, steady at l0c.
TOLEDO, O., July 1S.-Wheat, easier; cash S21$c;
new 92c: old July SIC; August 795Ic September
7g5zc December s214c Corn. dull; cash and
July 3I4c. Oats, quiet; cash 25c; Augu't 2254c.
Glover Seed, dull; cash 81 25; October 81 10. Re
ceipts---Wheat 5000 bushels; corn, 1000 bushels.
shipments-Wheat, 1000 bushels; corn, 1900
bu shells
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-19
LIVE STOCK.

EAST LIBERTY July 1s.-Cattle-Receipts ], 2ii
head; shipments 200; nothing dong, all through
consignments
Hogs--Receipts, llCO head; shipments l 7OI
head; market slow. light Workers 81 75a4 =
medium and light Philadelphias 81 55ai 6j
heavles. 81 20a4 80.
Sheep-Receipts 1909 head; shipments, ], 2Ol
head; market slow; prices unchanged.
CHICAGO, July 1s-Cattle, receipts 900 head
! shipments 5000 head; market steady; beeves
SO 2la4 %; stockers and feeders 81 l0a3 q; cows
bulls aud mixed 81 t1a3 CD; Texans 81 55a3 Is
Hogs-Receipts 14,O0O head; shipments 5,50C
head: market steady; mixed 81 l5ai 40; heavy
81 0Oal &c: light 81 25a4 t5 stockers So O0a4 %
Sheep-Reccpts 5000 head; shipments 0OC
head; market steady; natives S. 50ai IS; western
So 50a4 TO- Texans So 25a4 10 lambs 81 50a5 80
NEW YORK, July lS.-Beeves receipts, 57C
head; nothing doing In cattle drel sed beef Quet
at 5i4aG4c per pound for native steers 5a554c fol
Texas.
sheep-Recepts, TO- 800 head; market duh and
lower; sheep IS 50a5 40 per 100 pounds. Lambs
s. 00a6 IS.
Hogs-Receipts 24OO head; market nominal
at 81 G5a4 % per 100 pounds.
CINCINNATI. o., July 1s-Hogs, cay: common
and light So 6ja5 65; hacking and butchers 81 S0a
4 TO- Receipts, $50 mead; shipments ? 900 head
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-19
Tux AMERICAN GRL.
Nine. Jane Hadius says She Is the Crea-
ton Par Excellence.

Nine. Jane hadinE says ehe Is the NEe@
ton Par Excellence.
The great French actress, Nine. Jane
Hading. writing from Paris TO the New
York World SAYS of our Auorican girls;
"Most OF the Young American girls 1t has
been my Dot 20 meet p0, essed beauty Ike
the English ani piqusrcy like the French,
With something added in the shape OF
hsslth and spirits, producing q tens Of
mind end q frame of body we know little
about in Francs. They dress prstiily,
with last touch Of eccentricity, which,
however. D. -omes them exceedingly well.
The are genuine from head TO feet, and per-
feet little Parisiennes IN thcir way. The
deiersnce paid to them by the male sex is
warranted by the fulless Of qualities they
possess. They are, in fact, sn ePitome ct
every creatures best Decides the beauty
and piquancy I have alluded to, they have
a vivaclty of intellect, az aptness Of speech
and address, and noble upr'ghtness OF
purpose, which include every charm, and
here sgsir they combine the Gallo and
Saxon blood. Nowhere in the world are
women 30 tenderly and SO clretully con-
sideIed as I'M the United States, snd that IS
10 doub. why the United States Is the
only counlry Ia the wcrld-nOt excluding
my own-whsre the young girl IS the chief
parsonage, the characteristic type. Whether
brunette ia New York, blonde in Boston,
or sparkling and languid creole IN New
Oclears, they rule supreme.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-19
TO MAKE MERRY OVER.

Smart attorney-You say the evening
wore on. What did 1t wear on that par
ticulsr Gee. lion? Witness-The close OF
the day presume Omaha World.
TIE advocates Of prohibition claim that
ii decreases the need for public jails. Ger
lainly. Wien prohibition IS IN force each
man hos a little private jug Of his own
TTc Huis Eprfs.
Boston heiress i am afraid it is not for
me. bat for my money, that you come here
20 often. Ardent woOer-You are cruel to
say so. How can I get your money with
ont getting yCu2-Be,i0H C0Wir.
Loving wiie-My summer wardrobe Is
row completed and i am now ready foI
Newport Husband-"Well, I'll see If ]
can arrange my sflairs so l can 90. "
Gracious I can't take you along You
haven't q suit of clothes fit to be seer"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-19
BRIDGEPORr
Local, Personal, Business and Social
News.

Local, Personal, Business and Social
News.
The people of Bridgel III can agree on
one thing, aud that is that the appearance
of that part Of town which Les immedi-
ately about the c. Il z. depot would be
much improved if the bridge company
would move their toll house back few
feet so as t. give On uninterrupted p 5s0ge-
way along the east side Of the track.
The remains of the late Joseph BenneT
were buried in Greenwood cemetery, yes
terday afternoon. Little joe, as he was
commonly known, was popular among .
large number Of people, and his funeral
was largely attended. The Knights oil
Pythiss, Of which he was a member, turn
ed out to the funeral.
Last evening the ladies of the Presby'
terrain church gave q pleC an. lawn tets
and social at the residence Of Mr.. William
Alexander in kirkwood. A vocal con-
cert was the chief feature Of the entertain
ment.
J.B. Longley, of st. Clairsvile, VIZ in
the city yesterday, trying to impress ufo
the minds of the republicans that he ID
the most available man they can nominate
for County Clerk.
Bills are IN advertising the Eucsmp-
ment If the Uniformed Rank Knights oil
Pythias at Lancaster, o On July 3lst.
\ Kuhu, Christ. Hsinlein, and num-
Der of other gentlemen, are at Uhrichs-
Vile, o fishing.
Mr.. Max. Gaus and family, who have
been in the country visiting friends, have
returned
Mr. Oswald Schick has accepted the
agency of the Red Star line of mail
steamers.
John Thomas, sur rint2ndent of the
c. & P. r. r, VIZ in the city vest rday.
John Lsniz left yesterday for Germany
where ne will 81 nd the summer.
DR.. Saunders, of wellSyille, O., We ii
the city yesterday.
Capt. John Bags, of the Island, is i'm
proving slowly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-19
Advloa ~ -nthor..

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup foi
children teething, ia the prescription Of
one OF tie best female nurses and physicians
in the United States, and has been used
for forty years with nsver failing success
by millions Of mothers for their children.
During the process Of teething its value is
IN, Nlcuabie. il relesves the child from
main. vres dysentery and diarrh@a, gripping
F. ne bow sls, and wind collie BY giving
hsslth to the child it rests its mother
pr,ce l5e "A bottle
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-19
FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED.
WHEELING. rrEspAY. July ]

MHEElINut IJhsDA1i jury ~
II the weather continues dry the farmers will
commence to thresh their wheat this week and
It will be ready FOR market IL is now thought
the opening price will be from 20 to 75e pei
bushel, and as the figure is good one, no doubt
a great deal of wheat will be offered on the 60
The wheat is finer and sweeter this year than for
many seasons past, and the miers will be able
to keep Western -four almost entirely out of the
market If the people appreciate good thing
changed from last week, and will doubtless con
tinue unchanged until new stock is put on the
market.
The following quotations are wholesale, retail
prices being from so to IS cents higher:
FLOUR Choice family -four in wood s. u; Ia
paper 81 co per barrel.
GRAIS--Wheal per hushel $50; corn per bushel
i0ai5c; oats per bushel 3Oa32c.
FFED-Mddlings per ton sli 90; bran per toh
sli co. baled hay per ton si2 0Oal4 0U; loose gym
$40 90 per ton.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-19
PETROLEUM.

NEW YORK. July 1S.-Petroleum. Stock TX
change opening at e3lsc; lowest g312c; highes
95Hc: closing at 95}Ec. Consoli dated. openinl
at 93iic: lowest 931Sc; highest $50; closing a
o5slc Sale 10000 hsrrels
OIL CITY, PA, July lS.-Petroleum, opened
at 935sc: highest 953sc; lowest 500; closed n
95Lc sales $4,000 barrels; clearances 52i.OH
barrels: charters, 297Oi barrels; shipments, l0g,
2l5 barrels; runs 1874 barrels
P1TTssURG. PA, July 1s.-Petroleum, bullist
and better. opened 93Bc lowest 957c; closed a
a51lc highest 1919
BRADFORD, Pa, July 1s.-Petroleum oDered
AT 9SJ%c. lowest 93%c: closed at 95Ac; hlghes
95Sgc: clearances, $4,000 barrels.
TIrusvIILE, PA, July 1S-Petroleum, opened
at 9SIc; highes! $3.50; lowest $3.50; closed g
CSC.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-19

STEAMER BELLAiRE
p.rv Trin Crtv Iime-6.S5. $40 and lid D.
r1 . l-3l i.lI $50 70. u. go, ,-, ...., -.so
sunday Taps ana 10 a. NJ; l'So, $50 ana o''o
/ p. m.
So --grrr,.., AND ELM GROVE RAILROAD
| tl 81 ani sfer Monday, April - lSts gs ais
,r ~ Whee lg and E-m Grove hSliIVS' NIL
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Is,ys Wheeling LEAVES Wheeling Park.