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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-29

yud-e Collins, &C Pad7e1A Er- wkz
Ezs 5e=u n almost hopeless cripple soI
sAsrleeE years. and who w1s Erszsssl ~isa
1zs Bruwz-s<1Ez elixir % hfe-- =
in-vrovi-g sies1liF. ard : able 20 Sal
sas-t distances without crzrehss FOR IL
Ersr TINE - ye1rs HIS disease US pa
raE~sEs Q. tze a0r@r I-hs-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-29

Taa -rss zsw hnl- % curtra raise9
Hzsktz ths Ne-arlls siEksrfs-f ~ns received
tser~ Az-uss = T. was shaFP~1 frpa
~esi Pa-ls- Mfss- LSst y~a- to e-sE
asE bale AS T-c-iTssI Aa<zsr -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-29

-zz tnEz q Ho=csw. O. On the north
hauk u OhO river. t~eary rzil=s east of
s--r.nazfi. i zzsl-r a resgz % terror. r.
sssfsz- trou tA@ raxa=~s % a dreadful
.-szen5c q siIPeihsr-a q tie aast fatal
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-29
SOUTHERN oLEASIwos.



Parker Harris. cs1s-eA ksl1-z has ~.
> AsGs4scus~ gzssirco-z- zs A~ElFt7s. T=z--
- rzft-s< Aer thraas- lie l--z ars~zgs-
- sua- d. hgF aaiF szec@e l-sf 60 s.1ss-z-
as wi@lst@- Ee SIS stressed
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-29

THx AiturEsy General has expressed
n aVizs-. ttat CsPSsia Duv-r--- Who l.
zss-r sentence IN Madagascar to- killing
aTzzsr,1 states ConsuL would be tech
ziszIly free Z bro1=ht 10 Ia1s eoGafrY %
xs-xs eEt as sentence
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-29

-zx Tz-srEafisnzl American Congress
81 net a. WAshi1gEo1 AZ zOoz On Or-
.ua-r - zzd EilI bs afsezli=4 by trpsn
ssrv % ssxrr delegates. iari1tiny soza- 0t
=. alss 4 sfizzziSae4 raen IN C-r--al
- Slzr1 America
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-29

Mzs- MkTBzICx received the news oe
- cgum1larioa ot her sentence an the
- aad vas naaea affected thereby. al
sssa<A tneaPabl=. in her w@ak state. %
~ szrked r1a1ifestafi0n of ezr0tiou-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-29

-rx eEart - enforce the SzzslaT lsw
- rezsanzalT successful IN IadiNzap-
as. IlsE- n tie 18Th Several q the sa-
ssss z-z undertook 70 defy the oE1rrrs.
E.r Ere < them we're a-r-sses-. Azd Ea-
ssae-s thea closed TT
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-29

Tzx Florists convention at BzTaIa. v.
T. sds00rued- On the -5I and on the sssh
~ sei-gates went 10 Niagara Falls, re-
rz-ssng n the evening 20 bsnqz=E yo
re oa a y Safienal H0wer ~as taxen-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-29

FzxB GrrL&M sAiis e1r-yi1< the nal
b-szsea Pear3s and z i~zl In. "a 90
sc. when ab.sat f,urteen miles from
y-o. vas met hT H-ary G0rsl-u-, Who.
seer soE.= a1grT wor1S shot a11 killed
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-29

Tsz proposed wOrb4's ErPosi-soa IN
m-emorarzsn % the faur hznsar--lta
azz1r-rsarT st the discovery 0t Az@rira
: slrsaaEF attracting cssnsisI-r1hle a1-@a-
TIA "a the part q TIE Ez<lEsh press and
- z rae ranr.1--r
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-29

zzzs-szss - - E.=sssas. =szs >ss-zs-s EAEr
rs Esssssss4lu cxrru@s wr-2 u sAu@ r<Gs
% ruern izfaG "a sas 0eAs- h1z&
g azas assez Fe-Erss,G as Al C=sz cf
r@- azz czsas-sr- and - 4tsiGrT sAsE~s
sA1f every s1rez=i-m ezaazE q - % Ess
ras-z So -A~r as LIE O. a. s1z 7sr~. l.
1-aac-az 90 tms " -1l tgz.EssF q rr1isrs-
al.srae-e e . sr,laea-llz sA-Ez h.eslre g sAss1s
1 sac Fsya1.a- K s4rrazs 5s uEs ewuszf- curE-s
less are2 asr5zrs. By sAs zaTE1sl1EE=- Pa
tns
~ Al swe-zs ssTer~a ~ AS kx~z sea-
1r . 1r-1z slzs1-ezEz fsr sssIrgT n sszsEz-Ku.s
yz-S- I1s rz1zz elrc-s-s e Lszstn1 -az.a4
sF caslrss.. ass saarEe,s a. ssss 1vpiac1=lGa o.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-29

srD ExvArB's trial began AZ PurviS
wsss- "a ih- s.sk bat the cSurt-r0czs vas
..-aast ,sss .rtesl. tbs interest IN tAa prize
s-af eg.es having died 0sIf.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-29

Tar English. Scotch and Americaa COL
1---< IA Rome have united IN sszdsn< 70
a. Catholic Taiversify n Waxhfu-roz n
u4raIs bzst ot s. Thomas Aquiaas.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-29

PaEsIDExT HARRESox made patriotic
=za feeling speech at the cow7@r-stoae
laTIzs % the soldiers mazalenf AZ In
Gaazapolis, lid. on the sd- Speech and
speaker we're enthusiastically ree=iTssl By
tae assembled mrIiitusle-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-29

4 sEzsA-1ox has ben ca.r-s..E IN vT4una
'-@ a-selssurs tn. Priaes Salskow-
80 E1s azEll r=esakiy e5u5zsd In
- lA'oer111e lrnafis asylum n
ca being Pr0noa2-r1 sane
- -2t here vas sSsoiafelT nothing
=. = as estates. his vile. au-i1y h.s
49, s----ii'@1f Il the asylum, having sqaaa-
I'D svsrYthlaz
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-29

Ezss CLkzA BAzrox szvs fhaf tie
E7ssaient w1s ut iaTf1@.t TO visit the
sne-s q. rhe great asoss II the Coaenaz<a
Waller 70 view for himself the terrible
eaa.iitinu e iAiass there" bus % s~s whai
Sz-sE u-a-rsss had been made n p-0vi1-
- t4r tA= homeless. etc.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-29

INK coruer-stOne % n uagzi5csaE
ss4.i- - rise zSs feet from the e=ns-- ss
Circle PARK. II indianapolis. as = tribute
b fas fallen heroes oe the rebelsen troE
isdisla- vas IaiI with interesting All az
te-t1 ceremonies o1 tee @.L
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-29

IA Pe1nsFIF1nla Steel Company in
- !. 2 establish Al imzens- ship-YArd
arrDw Point Nj. twelve niles
=. - "a ll-z9re- The Company ril have
-ai magnificent equipment II the
- - -9r o1zlelng steel ships This IL
- : = 1= carried 0a IN eoni1action
= .-s-r l-ua a11 steel works a. Spar
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-29

1zx t8Tu o Durham Ne -hzca vas
Eesrp9ra.esl - E8yslsbOroGSh for Col
"-ai Royal - EesIe0rl Mass. aa9 wnicA
iazes its Present naH= .rpM Durham
eazzf-. Elg!aad. where ColOGeI Royal
SIS horn- celebrated the Que handres1fk
saaiEsrsarY % lis iGcorPoraGioa % the
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-29

BE1s we're op-E=i n the xlwv D-Par--
=sz- a. tae 81 for the esszssrarzioa o.
rEa z@E @9f9-s0E azd tar1@ =-sssa- ton
szzlssrs- Th-. biz3s however. we're r-sscr~-l
10 T. Esre n eTr=ss q the azz9z1ss 4p-
TrapFlzt=sl bE Congress .or the cozsrr1c-
Gaz q tsese vessels.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-29

IA IAlrreeash View YORK regiment re-
s7-i4T applied ID the State Department
= Fsrzl1ssi0a to visit Hamilton, 0aL.
s--sr arms- Their aPplirari0n Vas re-
-z1f-'i D iA= British Minister. and n re-
z &-s r@eeiTed- on the 50zh. by the de-
-t'--slf from the Minister. stating that
u ss'llest 1z1 been granted
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-29

E'srxASTER LEWIS has ~irkdraEn
- - partlership in the Atlanta (Ga-l
amer Company. OF which he was pr~si-
- A-s Part.ers 81 a.,=sts,I his retire
- o1 i-= ground that the notOri-ty
y tAs post cEacs trouble over
poi2tnea. u negro ei--k misAt
-.--- ne eOmp1nyss business
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-29

Exs EIasss azS -
into the Twzx o.
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hE4As s-s 20 -rr@
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Palace Exa lzasx
wzs aps1est N EsN
tie Enezzunr. s-ruu =
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-29
VOL. XIII.

rx-SrSArps MALONE vas znz7s1oasiy
-.-saaf.,I ssr Governor. b. shs virxinia
So Rrr9blieaa e0zveztisa AZ Norfolk
= fAa 81
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-29

s1EsEeEl - I'D o. RICK TrEE. znc-T-
t-zys'- Tai -rl-- sa---acr CARED sEe iezsl I.
D. A. wEers = r-=x-z<s3 zzszI IN Ahs,u
thzz e1-e Nal Ssza cz-e zsc-x. x=G kxr
EE E1Esa the Ecgzs Gvz1zsy q fz-4I assuF
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-29

PEEsEDESr H1EzI<Sx received hez-tT
r-lcale u his Old hezzs on ths OCCASION
~t als r-fzrn u InalianzPoEis. lad o1 rh-
- ta raks part n the zsa1zm-zf exer-
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-29

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81 ca TIE ogsrasa1z- Cass1- xz1 IS ASSIST
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f-r-er Erue~-zIr saEp~-zez1k@r rose -rs
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-29

49, l A4-laGl = =
ss5Eas1 he Mo<zl
EzrsEu-. S-11 Ie--
Az Is rs =zs-er-
Ier JzZzA TIE
Prl=s M-z1s-er. s-c1s
C frz tie EEE z-1
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EZrs-nr- wE1 re
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xfscfshez ze--zsaf sEs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-29

s. 1s2lngto1 Territory c0nstitu-
- - g fe2flS1- c1 the 18Th. d=teat=6
- '-aie q STATE. school and g-zzfed-
- -1a arlersd the Committee OF
- rePort = GeW artic1e- This viii
80 4ol-r1ent several days Tie
- l-a1 adopted = STATE seal and a.
-s2a-ag La States bcgz4.rlaG
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-08-29

S Loodoa Zines says there i = euri-
- Ea2f q ss-ioasuess .hour ths Amer
- = g In Benring Sea- Ta<y 2p-
= 70 trighten Victorian sealsrs
- s-An fornaiiries 0t ezpvTre. the
ls1alrl=s not being exacssL The
--rt-1er declares IN AL rris ndIinsss
= A---- VII. n ezse har rtghes a,s
Vigorously csssnI them
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-06-01
Main and Twelfth SITS.
HOW do THESE BARGAINS
Suit Your Pocketbook?

Bed Room Suits from sle up,
Bed-Lounges from $40 up.
Single Lounges from So up.
Bedsteads, Hardwood, from SO up
Mattresses, SO so up.
Centre Tables from 81 so up.
Cook Stoves from $40 90 up.
Refrlserators, ash, 81 up.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-06-01
ABOUT PEOPLE
Strangers In the City and wheeling People
Abroad.

Strangers In the City and wheeling peopl'
Abroad.
H. L. Wells, OF Clarksburg, Is at The
Windsor
Mr.. Ed. Caldwell, Of Ennis, Texas, Il
visiting relatives in the city.
Hon. ]. g. Palmer, Of Wellsburg, wa!
Registered at the Hotel Windsor yes
terday.
Mr.. George Aiken, general agent o
the John Robinson shows, Is ut thu
Windsor
Mr.. John A. Renner, OF Barnesyille
was among the guests at the Mcclure
yesterday.
Col. Alex Campbell came down froR
Bethany yesterday and registered at the
Mcclure house.
MI. j. Niilt Gotthold, the well known
theatrical man, Is in the city, arranging
for the appearance at the Grand the last
half OF next week Of the Lille Clay
Gaiety and Burlesque Company.
Rev. DR.. Cushing having been audden'
| " called to New Lisbon, o., TO dedicate
a new church, Rev. w. s. Riheldafier,
Of the Chapline Street Church, will I'll
the pulpit at tho Fourth Street Church
| In the morning. There will DO no GER
vice at night.
SQUIRE L. r. Smith, OF New 0umber.
land, was In the city yesterday. He says
| II tho department at Washington docs
not appoint his successor as postmaster
pretty soon, he will himself appoint Mr.,
Shane, for whom the Republicans voted,
pretty soon and turn the office over Ia
him.
Prof. Herman Ebeling, formerly oil
Wheeling. was on Monday night pre-.
sented with q handsome diamond ring
by the members OF the MRnnerchor So
ciety OF Columbus, Ohio, where he Is
now located, as O token Of their appre.
citation OF his successful direction OF the
production OF 1.-THE Armorer" recently.
Tho ladies' section presented him with q
handsome steel engraving. Besides all
these honors, Prof. Ebeling gets his por.
trait printed In Tuesdays Slate Journal.
Mr.. Frank Hennig won much praise
by his personation OF PvthjdS at James.
town, New York, last Tuesday, The
Evening 'I NeisS Of Wednesday says:
Frank Hennig as PyihiaS furnished
Mr.. Benson's principal support, and gave
as finished performance as was ever
seen In Jamestown. Possessed OF Ia fine
form, graceful carriage and handsome
face, Mr.. Hennig read between the lines
and brought out the dramatic features
Of the character with q distlpctness that
was fully appreciated. For bis truthful
Interpretation In tho third act he was
brought before the curtain, where he
bore bis blushing honors with graceful
dignity.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-06-01
HH WILL PROBABLY Dir.
"A Man has Both Legs Run Over
on the 3, & o, Road
IN TRYING TO BOARD A TRAIN
While It was in Motion = Roth Feet
are Gut on and his Legs Most
shOoklnsly AIangIed lie is
Removed to the Hospital.

John Zoeckler, q man about 42 years
Of age, a native OF this city, but who has
Of late been working in the Taylorstown
oil field, was run over at the corner Of
Chapline and Sixteenth streets about
o'clock last evening by an outbound
B. & o. freight train that he was trying
to board, The wheels passed over the
ankle oithe right foot and over the left
leg between the knee and ankle,
ZoeCkler was in company with two
other men from the oil region, They
came here Thursday and spent Thurs
day night and yesterday here, The train
they selected to return to Taylortown
on was au empty freight, and 1t was
while trying 10 board It as It made Its
way up the Sixteenth street grade that
Zoeckler met with the accident that will
very likely result not only In the loss Of
both feet, but also the loss OF his life.
His two companions got safely on the
train ZoeCkler tossed q package contain
ing a new suit OF clothes no had purchas.
ed into the open door OF box car and
then attempted 10 follow them by plac-
ing his hands on the side OF the door
and jumping In. He made one or two
efforts, failing each time, but lighting
safely on his feet on the ground. Just as
the car he was trying to enter started
through the old HempReld yard he
made another effort, but this time he
lost his hold and falling back his feet
went under the wheels, which passed
over both legs below the knee,
mangllpg them terribly. The accident
was witnessed by score OF people, who
rushed to the unfortunate mans assis-
lance. He was picked up and taken to
the central police station at the Public
Building, where he was examined by
DR.. Wilson, the County Physician, and
Drs. A, +. Stiiel and @, NJ. Frissell, AT
soon as possible he was removed to the
North Wheeling Hospital, where the
amputations were performed.
ZoeCkler Is a single man and hall
brother to the late Gus Zoeckler, OF Full
ton, He Is also cousin Of Charles Sell
bert, OF Pleasant Valley, for whom he
worked until a short time time since. II
Is said that he had been drinking some
before tho accident, The physicians
could not tell definitely last evening
just what his chances for recovery were
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-06-01
THE CIRCUS MONDAY.
Old jobs Roblnson's Ten Big Shows tO
Visit Wheeling.

Old joins Roblnson's Ten Big Shows to
Visit Wheeling.
Wheeling gets only about one good
show q season. She is fortunate this
year in the fact that THO one she sees
this summer is the Old John Robinson
show. Everybody remembers the Rob
inson show from boyhood up. 1t Ii
said 10 have been instituted sixty.lye
years ago, and 1t is now owned and
managed BY the same people who con.
trolled II for twenty years. The Robin.
son show hes been, somewhat changed,
and for the better this year, u is now
said by tho papers aud people who have
seen It to be the largest show on the
road, but II has not sacrificed any Of its
old merit. 1t Is the only circus that
uses four rings, and every act In any one
Of them Is good act. 1t has also added
a hippodrotde TAOe feature, In which the
horses really race, An ATTRACTIVE fe4tuEe
OF this is the race by monkeys mounted
on tinylShetland pony colts. The ponies
with this show are famous everywhere.
There are an even hundred Of them, all
beauties, aud children ride them In the
parade, do ring acts on them and 80 on.
There Is a funny obstacle race, four
pony chariot races, jockey, hurdle and
Dat races, man against elephant races,
elephant, camel, donkey, giraffe, dog,
piRland goat races,
The free street parade in the morning
was always q feature With Robinson.
He has as many horses % any show, and
as he uses four instead Of six horses TO q
wagon, his procession is just about half
as long again. Tho three menageries
contain about every animal known TO
natural history, including a herd Of cir.
atIes, flock Of pstriches, pair Of black
tigers, hipopotamus, FhlaoceEosr and
1900 other rare animals.
The show will be here from Mansfield,
Ohio, about 2 p. NJ. Tomorrow, and will
unload In the Baltimore h Ohio yard
south Of the creek. The ticket Wagon.
will be open on the show ground (the
old fair gfound) all forenoon Monday,
SO that anybody can buy ticket at any
time and avoid the rush when the show
opens. One OF the best things shout the
concern is the absence Of Bharpers and
speculators. Tickets will be sold In the
city and on tho ground outside the
wagon, but no extra charge Will be made
for these, as Is usually the case.
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sTATE BOARD OP pupLIO WORKS.
william Mutohinson Appointed NatlOna
R9Rd Superintendent.

william Hutchinson Appointed National
Read superintendent
The State Board OF Public Works mel
yesterday afternoon and again last even
ing at the Hotel Windsor. There were
present Governor Wilson, Treasurer
Thompson, Superintendent Of Schools
Morgan and Attorney General Caldwell
and In the absence Of Secretary Of State
Walker, Mr.. Floyd, OF his office, acted
as Secretary Of the meeting,
The business was In relation TO the
National Road. This thoroughiare,
though entirely in Ohio county, Is State
property, by cession from the general
Government. The term OF office OF su.
perintendent ]. @. Heryey having ex-
pired, William Hutchinson, D, S. Thorn,
burg, Michael Stein and the present in.
Cumhelt, ]. o. HeEvey, were nominated
for the position, After a number Of bal
lots, Mr.. Hutchinson was elected.
All the toll.gate keepers on the road
were reelected.
The office ofsuperintendent pays only
$27 so amonth.
There has been talk OF turning the
road oyer 10 tho county, but nothing
looking To this was done by the Board.
The members Of the Board will 60
over the pike to-day to inspect the
bridges, etc,
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and 6!0s p. M, and new ones arriving from Tsl.
ing for Bridgeport at ll!i2'p. nj. has been taken
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Tapestry Carpets from 500 per
yard up.
Ingram Carpets from ESQ per
yard up.
ollcloth from ESQ per yard up.
Smyrna Rugs, 81 a piece up.
Lace Curtains from so cts per
Pair up.
Baby Carriages, SO up.
Trunks, SO so up.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-06-01
10 SEEK NATURAL GAS.
The Council aud Chamber Of CommsTe'
Committees nc Work.

The Council and Chamber OF Commerce
Committees nc Work.
About six weeks ago Mr., O, +, Brand.
tass, a well known member oithe Second
Branch Of Council from the Third
ward, introduced into Council a res.
olution, which was adopted, proyid,
ing for the appointing Of a special
Joint committee to confer with
a special committee to be ap.
pointed by the Chamber OF Commerce,
with q view to having some steps taken
towards making more careful and
thorough test OF this immediate locality
for natural gas.
The first meeting Of the two special
committees was held at the Public
Building last evening. There were pres
emit Messrs, Brandiass, Ferrell, Kenney
and Robinson, Of the Council commit
tee, and Messrs, N, b. Scott, ], B. Brady,
w, F, Peterson and ]. Dallas Ewing, Of
the Chamber OF Commerce committee,
Mr.. Scott was made chairman Of the
Joint meeting. The object OF the meeting
was stated-to.devise some plan whereby
the entire community might be benefit,
ted by securing q cheaper and better
supply OF natural gas, An informal
iree-ior-all talk followed, lasting for
about half an hour, AS emphasizing
the pressing need Of some move to
secure cheaper supply OF gas, Mr., Scott
said that his company, the Central Glass
company, had been notified that after
the expiration Of their gas contract on
August !, the company's rates
bred per cent, Was It any wonder,
he said, that his company felt
like accepting the offer made by Lam
caster people, for instance-a cash bonus
Of $4,000 and free gasp The Central's
machinery could be moved for $1,000,
and with the balance Of the $4,000
works erected equal In every respect to
those they have here now; then, In
addition 10 all that, there was the
item Of free gas. AS It was
now, the company was paying so much
for its gas fuel here now that II could
not compete with similar establish
ments In tho Ohio boom belt, What
would BIO the result with over 100 per
cent increase in the price oil gas
The Central Company, Mr.. Scott said, did
not want to leave Wheeling, but found
that it, would have to, It was ready,
however, to put itself down for sub
scription Of 81 900 in addition To what Il
had already spent 10 find gas heyeabouts
to the making OF further tests.
The question was raised whether the
city, through Council, or the county
through It's Board OF Commissioners
could appropriate money for such q pur
pose. Mr.. Scott wanted 10 know II the
| Ohio towns could dothis, why Wheeling
could not, and no one ventured 10 answer
this question satisfactorily.
II was finally decided to start q regu
lar joint stock company for the purpose
of developing this locality, and Mr.
Ewing was appointed committee o.
one TO draw up q charter and look Or
some law points. Another meeting
will be held early next weeE
when Mr.. Ewing will report. The gen
eral sentiment seemed to be that drill
ing should be made In q south.easterly
direction from here, and that $1,000
ready cash would BID none too much Il
make q start with.