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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-14
Murderer HnIman Hanged.

WOODBURY., n j., November 12.-Gso.
W. Hillmau was hanged here this morning
for the murder.of Peddler Seideman. The
drop fill at 1929 a. m. The crime for
which Hillman to-day uffered the extreme
psnalty Of the law was the brutal murder
Of Herman seideman, Polish peddlei.
gaideman stopped at his house. HillmsD
killed him and then threw the body in
rond
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CENTRAL AMERICA.

The Five Separate States Join Together in
Union.
LONDON, November l. The Paris cor
respondent Of the Daily Ne'cs says: The
Guatemala minister, in an interview to-
day stated that the draft Of protocol for
the federal union of Guatemala, San Saliva
dor, Honduras, Nicaragua and Costa Rica,
had been already signed but required rsti=
iica.ion by the Congresses of the tive coun'
tIies. lie know nothing OF the report that
the smaller States insisted that Guatemala
should be divided into two States in order
TO prevent q preponderance of power.
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PROSPEROUS B. & 0.
A Season of Unprecedented Prosperity
Heavy RarniDgs.


Heavy arniDgs.
BALTIMORE, November Is The report
Of operations by the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company will show that the
October earnings were the largest both in
passenger and freight trsfic in the history
of the company. The gross earnings for
October we're about 81. 227, OOO and the net
earnings apprOximatsd 81 000. 600. Dur
ing the past five months the gross earnings
averaged more that 8, 600, 600 a month
In Ostober they we're about 500. 600 more
tbao for any previous month in the history
of the company. These figures show .
steady increase except for the month Of
September. The totals in the past five
moaths run up to over $40, 600, 900, which
is as much as the company earned in seven
months in recent yeare. The expenses
we're also very large, but not so great in
as the earnings.
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un w.a Nnt ".lmnnds. =

CHICAGO, November 13.-Toe arrest cf
man alleged to be connected with the
Cronin case, created grsat sensation last
night. II was alleged that he vas the y.
B Simonds" who purchased the furniture
for the CrOnin cottage. To day Salesman
Hatfield saw the man, and said he was
no. "SimOnds.n
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Washington News.

Amlrg TIE callers on the President
Tussd ,,. was Mr. Jacob Bright, 81. T., a
nepher Of John Bright.
Toe State Department denies the report
that Nc. Ryan, Minister to Mexico, viii
resign.
The Association Of American Agrieul-
tural Colleges is in sssiOl at the National
Museum.
The Senate Committee which is investi-
gatiug the Pacific railTOad, Is snow bound
at Denver.
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Penn,boro Postomcs.

Special telegram 10 NJ Register.
ELLENBoRo, W. Va, November 13-
The long contest over the Pennsboro post
Office has been finally settled by the COM
mission being issued to f f. Wells, who
was appointed some months ago, but the
commission held up.
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IOwA's FIGURES.

Republicans Eleos An OF Their Ticket
Except Hutchinson.
DIS MONIES, November l3.-Oficial
returns have been received Of the vote in
% out Of the 80 countiss Of the State. The
vjie o. the remaining county ty-Builer- has
been received unOficially and will vary but
hltle e any from the official vote.
The total vote Of the State for Governor
is: Hutchinson, r., 174,122; Boies, D.,
179 g26; Boies' plurality, . s04 For Lieu
tenant Governor Poyneer, III. 400; Bestow
l75. 5.1si, Poyneer's plurality, , 2l6. This
shows that the whole Republican ticket
save Governor is elected.
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A CLoGGED SEWER.
l. : Cnnrtnt ChnrIestnn.

Special Telegram 10 the Register.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, November 13-
Judge Jackson opened his tWenty-ninth
year in the Uaited States Court, this city,
this morning. Court will run six weeks
and many important CASES in violation Of
Internal Revenue and Pension laws will
be tried. The United States Grand Jury
will not meet until next week. Many i'm.
portant cases will be brought before it.
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The N. f Church missionary Society

KANSAS CITY, Mo, November 13.-
The frst session Of the seventy first annual
mes6ag Of the General Missionary Com
miitse of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
opened this morning in the chapel of the
Independent Avenue Church. The COM
mittes comprises 81 membsrs-16 B'shop',
Ia representatives Of missionary districts,
II representatives, Of Board Of Managers,
five secretaries and one treasurer, and one
assistant treasurer, representing the church
throughout the world. Bishop Bowman
OF 81, Louis, called tire committee to order.
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EUzabs eth DrtxeI to Marry Philadelphia
LAWYER

PHILADELPHIA, November 13.-The er-
gsgement hss been announced here Of Miss
Eliz iheth Lancaster Dre=el, eldest daugh-
ter of the late Francis A. Drtxel, 10 George
Walter Smith, we'll known lawyer Of this
city. Miss Drexel and her other two sis
ters, Katherine, who is in q convent at
Pittsburg, and Louise, who married q
Philadelphia lawyer, are cO-heiresfes TO
AK OOO 060
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smnIl Fire at NIorsanza.

WASHINGTON, PA, November l3.-
Daring a small fire at the Morganza Re-
form School last night, four white and two
colored girls made their escape, bnt were
oaptured soon afterwards. The girls had
set FIRE to the dormitorY, hoping to escape
during the confusion.
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Mss CALDwELL's GIFT.
TO LIFT THE BAN.

Catholics May Join 5, cret Societies Here
after.
BALTIMORE, November l3.-The Sun
tomorrow will say that it appears tha. the
most radical result Of the Catholic Congress
Is that The ban Of the Church is to be lifted
absolutely from every sort Of secret organi-
zatiou except the Masonic Order, and that
the objections to the MasOrs will also be
removed in - months or so.
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DEMOCRATS WIN.

Fighting Montaur Judge Asserts Els
Rights In Spite OF the Steal
BUTTE, MONT, November 12-There
was a sensational scene in the Distr.c.
Court, yesterday afternoon, when McHat-
tor, Democratic, and Hamilton, Republi-
can, rivals for the cfice Of Judge, appeared
at the Court House, each determined 10
mount the bench. 1t has been anticipated
that there would be serious trouble, but
this was averted by the temporary suTren'
der of the Republican aspirant.
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o,sveIand I.ays a Cornerstone. ..

NEy YORK, November 13.-The corner
stone of the new building for the Demo
critic headquarters in Brooklyn, TO be
known as THE Thomas Jefferson" was
laid in BoOrum Place, opposite the ne"
Hall Of Records this afternoon. The csre'
mony was performed by ex-President
Cleveland
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II. nrst prust Have Them.

SAN FRANCISCO, November 1S -Sens-
tor Hearst cay he will psy half q million
dollar cash to keep SunOl in California.
He has alto telegraphed Senator Stanford
to put price on PAlo Alto. He says no
figures can be too high for him il he can
keep the animals in OalifoInia.
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MRS. GOODLOE'S HOPE.

She Wsnts to Succeed Her Husband as
Collector.
LEXINGTON, KY, November 13.-It is
announced to night that Mrs. VIM. CAssius
Goodloe will be on applicant for appoint
ment to the position Of Collector of Internal
Revenue for the 7lh district Of Kentucky,
made vacant by the untimely death Of her
husband. Mrs. Goodloe has eight child
ran, seven of whom are dependent upon
her for support end education, and she is
woman Of superior business qnalihcs-
tions and executive ability.
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A Pittsburc Iron Man Dead.

PrrTsBURG, November l3.-John h.
Shoenbsrger, the rich iron manufacturer Of
this city, 6ied of paralysis yesterday. Mr'
Shoenbsrger was born in 1893. lie has
been identified with Pittsburg iron iu.er-
ests for years, and smassed a great for
fura
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NEGRO RETALIATION.

A Plan to Cut Down the Enumeration of
tho South.
ATLANTA, November ia State con-
vention representing the colsred race of
Georgia was held here to-day. The most
important action taken WAS q resolution 10
boycott the census enumerstors by refusing
all Information to them.
It is stated that this plan will be put in
effect in every Southern Safe. The idea is
TO reduce the Congressional and Electoral
representation Of the Soath.
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DE nI.rr ON Her Mu.ele.

CHICAGO, November 13.-Dr. Mary
Weeks Burnett to. day sued Mrs. H. NJ.
Barker. one Of the leaders Of the W. O. 7. o.,
for S25, 600 for SANDER. Her suit is based
on the same ground as her suit against
Miss Willard
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Montana Democrats Not without Hope
WASHINGTON, November 1S A lawyer
Of nahonsl reputation calls attention to
the fact that the Presidents Montana
proclamation, in removing Judge De Wolf
Before ne had decided the question OF sp-
peal. practically quashed the proceedings
in the Silver Boz case, and also TO the fact
that new proceedings woOld be aPpealsble
to the United States Supreme Court. The
Democrats will hsve enough time.
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Glove Oontest Posrpone d .

SAN FRANCISCO, November 13-The
glove contest between Frank Glover, of
Chicago, and Billy Smith, Ct Australia,
which was to have taken place Friday
evening st the Occidental hss been post
poned on account of sndden charge 10
Gloyer's condition.
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Killed bvaB. 40. Train.


Special Telegram 70 Nc RsolgT.
PIEDMONT, W. VA, November 10 -
This morning William Hamilton, of Mid
land, Maryland, while on his way home
from Lonaconing, was hit by Cumbsr-
land and Pennsylvania engine while on the
Tsnnery bridge, receiving fatal injuries.
he leaves wife and five children.
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Few are aware of the importance Of
checking q cough OF ecmmon cold in its
flrst stage. That which in the beginning
would Weld to a mild remedy, if neglected
coon preys upon the lungs. d.. Balls
Cough Syrup affords instant relief Il is
an infallible remedy. Price 25c bottle.
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Fatal Accident at n. Pleasant.

Special Telegram 70 the Register.
Pr. PLEASANT, W. VA, November ~
Oscar Lee, sixteen-year old boy living
near here, returned from hunting To-Day
and while putting down his gun, !. was
accidentally discharged. Lees head WAS
torn to pieces. Death was instantaneous
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Kentucky College burned.

LOUISVILLE, KY, November 1S-The
Kentucky Classical and Business College at
North AIiddletown, KY, was entirely de-
stroyed by fire early this morning. The
school had recently been reOrganized and a
tiue building OF fifty rooms erected. Loss,
g4O OOO
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LAMPSON 1T Is
A Republican VIII BE Lieutenant Gov
ernOr of-OhIo.

ernor of-Ohlo.
COLUMBUS, O., November 49, The
official election returns from all counties
in the State have hean rtcsived, and that
on Lieutenant Governor verified, which
shows a plurality Of IL for Llmpson, Re-
publican, over Marquis, Democrat. With
the exception Of Governor, all the Repub-
lican ticket is elected.
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The Electric Ligh, Company Wins.

Special Ttk0roz 10 ne RCgis,er.
CLARKsBURG, W. VA, November 13-
Tie injunction granted against the Clarks-
burg f ectric Light Company was dissolved
by Judge Hagans, upon hearing, at Nor
gantOWn
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dent and other officers Of ihe Government
for their presence. In this University, &"
be sand, your children viii ne educated,
% strengthen toe country By their num-
Der, onhgotsn it by their wisdom and, If
necessary, defend it with their valOr. :"
The speech-makirg concluded with a
humorous sddIess by Archbishop Ryan
ard q response by john Boyle ORsilly to
he Ols. ''rhe Press
THE CLOSING CEREMONIES
The next CEREMONY IVES tue p e'entatiOn
of the hust ol s.. Thomas AQu mas, the
off ot th3 Caih)ies of Great Britain Al d
Irelrnd, in Rome Archbishop Salolh, in
the name OF the Governors, turned the
bust over to the Board Of Directors Of the
University and read an address prepared
by those he represented, expressing the
deep interest felt by the Governors m the
success Of the University. The days
celebration then closed with the inaugural
exsrcises which took plses in the lecture
room. Cardinal G. .bbons opened the
MEETING with prayer; the RI Rev. NJ. J.
O'Farrell, Bishop OF Trenton, delivered an
oration, and the Very R-v. MGR. Schroeder,
Professor of ID. < matte Theology in the
University, ield q latin Grafton. The
choir aug "Oymus Pro POltidcs Nostro
T. sone, " and the audience was then oi3-
missed With a bsuedio,iou.
THE MAGNIFICENT BUILDING.
Tns divinity building occupies a COM
manding position on a knoll in the west
ern part OF the grounds overlooking the
lawn and groves Of the Soldiers Home
Park. From whatever direction it is ap-
preached, the massive walls are seen stand
ing out boldly in the landscape or else par
italy concealed by the heavy masses Of
trees. with which this picturesque portion
of the country ab0unds. The central por-
tion OF the buildiDg, which is finished
paiuly with q gable, is five stories
high, while the rest Cf the building
is -four stories high The material used is
Georgetown blue gneiss rock, which is laid
in broken range rock face work. The COM
pletion of this building and its dedication
is the substantial beginning Of the realizl-
tion Of prC iact which has been the cher
ished dream of many eminent churchmen
IN this country WHAT they have baer
looking forward &c for years Is the establish
ment Of q Catholic University in America.
Among its most conspicuous advocates
we're Bishop Spaulding, CT PeOris, Ills,
Bishop Becker, Cf Wilmington, and Bishops
Chatard, Grace and Ireland.
MISS. .CALDwELL's GIFT.
Two years ago the sum of $500 600 was
given By an American girl, Miss GEendo-
line Cald we'll, (whose engagement with
Prince Murat Was broken oh last week
Tor the nucleus Of university fund. A
year sgO the corner stone was laid, aud IN
that period has been raised the grand
structure that was dedicated to-day. No
table features Of the structure are the win
dows, Of attained glass, which arrived from
Germany some SIX weeks sgc; they are IL
'eet high and 4 feet wide, and were de-
sigued ard executed in the Royal Bavarian
Ar. Institute 50 Munich. One represents
"Jhris. Giving the Key to St. Peter, d" and
the face and form Of the Savior IN the
painting CT the Ascension" in another
window, are said to be the most perfect
work ever done on glass
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WI SCOTS Miners 80 TO Work.

sPRINe VALLEY, ILL, November 1S -
At meeting of the striking miners to-
night it Yves decided to 90 to work upon
the terms offered by Mr.. Scott, practically
the same conditions that are in force In
other parts Of the district. Tnis ends a
long and bitter struggle.
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IT WILL FIGHT HARD.
The Western Union Refuses to Accept
HRnRmaker'a Rate.

The Western Union Refuses TO Accept
Hanamaker'a Rate.
NEW YORK, November 13.-Dr. NOrvin
Green, President of the Western Union,
has transmitted TO P. NJ. G.. Wanamaker
the following series of resolutions adopted
by tie Western Union Board Of Directors
on November 6:
WHEREAS, Ga the 29th day of June,
1889, the Postmaster General of the United
States officially announced 10 the telegraph
companies that under the provisions Of the
act Of July "a, 1886, they would be re-
quiTed TO transmit the official messages OF
the United States for q compensation OF
one mill for each word, without regard to
distarce. a price which could in no sense
be ssid to compensate for the service; and
WHEREAS, On the 30th day of Oetober,
1889, the Post Master General, by public
circular, set forth ss established under the
provisions Of said act, which rates also are
materially below the necessary cost to this
company aud TO others of transmitting the
messages of the United States; and
W hhnAh2AoI LAiid iplnJ Is u
consider the enforcement of said rates as a
cODhacation of its property to that extent,
and is advised that obvious il ustice under
said act is remediable at law.
A VIGOROUS PROTEST.
ResOlued, That this company will trans
NIT as heretofore, with due priority and
diligence, all kilograms between the sew
ersl departments Of the government and
their officers and agents, but this company
will not accept as final payment the rates
sbove established until its rights in that
regard have received such farther copsid-
Grafton as it may be able to secure. and
the President of this company is hereby
directed to file q copy of this Tour protest.
with the heads of the several executive
departments of the United States.
Accompanying the above protest is per-
sOnsl letter from President Green, in which
be GOES over the ground of conieStion be-
tween this company and the Postmaster
General. Hc says the new rates amount
TO forty per cent. reduction Oh On average.
The rate which Mr.. Wanamaker takes as a
baais was a competitive rate established by
the Mutual Union and the B. & o. II was
destructive to both. Mr.. Green says that
if the whole message business of the West
ern Union were done at the rate Mr. Wans-
mskeF proposes. there would be annual
loss Of 81. 600, 900 to the company.
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r l,effor STANLEY.

BERLIN, November 13.-The Enin
Pa,ha r lief Committee will instruct
Captain Wissmsnn t. despatch with all
possible speed a caravan to the relief oil
Henry NJ. Stfnley and his party.
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one West vlrEInia PosImaster.

sll'II ~ ITIIl y ~. ht4lst''
WASHINGTON, d. O, November Is =
4. J. Goldsmith has been appointed post
master a. Bskolb, Gilmer county.
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CABLE BREvITIEs.

Tbs Boolangists arrested for taking part
in the demonstration Tuesday, were dis
charged.
The Deputies of the Right have decided
to maintain an expec,ant attitude in re-
gard TO the policy OF the French Govern
ment.
The Diet Of Ssxony was opened yester-
day. The kings address congratulated the
Diet on the improved condition Of trade.
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pon Irrar.oll,s Daughter Married.

NEW YORK, November ia quiet
wedding occurred this morning at the
home fool. Robert G.. IoRersoll, when bis
eldest daughter, Miss Eva Ingersoll, was
married to Walston Hill Brown, of the
banking firm of ". H. Brown * Bros.
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River Briefs.

The marks on the landing last evening
indicated 10 feet inch and falling.
Departed Hudson for Pitlsburg, a.
M; Ben Hur, for Parkersburg, OF moor;
Chancellor, for Pittsburg, 6 p. m; Lizzie
Bay, for Charleston, 6 D. m; Andes, for
Cincinnati, D. m. Passed down with
cosl-Sam Clarke, Time, Belle MtGowsn,
Fred Wilson, Eigle, Maggie, Boz 8, Sam
Brown, Dick Fulton, Little Fred. Tom
Lyle, Pacific, Smoky City, Percy Kelsey,
Frank Gilmore, Hornet and VIM. Kraft.
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NATIONAL GRANGE.

The rweuty-Third Annual Convention in
session.
SACRAMENTO, CAL, November 13.-
Tne twe,ty-third annual session Of the
National Grange, Patrons Of Husbandry,
opensd to-day. Resolutions will be sub
mi.ted declaring that the administration
has ignored the rights of theiarmer and
done a gross Injustice TO the farming COM
munity by placing Gen. Rusk at the head
Of tine Department OF Agriculture on the
gtound that be never was farmer.
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STUBBORN EMPEROR.

The Chinese Posentats Has Good Cause for
Complaint.
SHANGHAI, November 13.-Ths emper-
or, who married against his will il Obedi-
eucs to his mother, now rtfdses to see either
h;s mother or his wife.
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GRAFTON NRws,

Miss Ollie NJ. Clins's FunerlI-Thc street
Washed out.
Special 7tlena'a 10 ne Regis6.
GRAFTON, w. VA, November 13.-Miss
Ollie d. Cline was buried to-day. Rev.
Sherer paid glowing tribute to the de-
ceased. The Alral tributes were both nu-
merous and handsome.
A CLOGGED SEWER.
The ologging OF a sewer on Washington
street to-day caused the breaking away Of
a space thirty-fye By forty feet Of the
street, rendering travel dangerous.
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wheeling sIsn's Patent.

Special Telegram 90 the REGISTER.
WASHINGTON, d. O., November lS-A
patent has been granted to Walter Nelson,
Of Wheeling, W. Va, for an attachment
for straps.
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THE INDUSTRIAL WORLD.

A New Local UnIon-GIass Bottles Ad-
vanced-various Local Matters.
The employees of the Nail City Lantern
factory met at Trades Assembly hall, last
evening, where they met the Organization
Committee Of the Ohio Trades and Labor
Assembly, and the employees were organ
izsd into a local union, the proper and
necessary officers being elected. There are
about thirty-fve members in the new Or
ganizstion, and the meeting was an en-
thusiastic one.
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RICHMOND. Va, November lS.-The
The Democratic City Committee last night
adopted a resolution calling upon the city
authorities to discharge all colOred men IN
the employ Of the city government.
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Ihs Thanksgiving Proclaim alton.

Following is the full text of the Thanks
giving proclamation issued by Governor
Wilson.
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THERE are less persons afflicted with
rbeumatism since our druggists have sold
salvation OIL.
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tsb.. Morton aud wife entered
h5 a- 'hs President concluded,
ct. '.1 to sests near Cardinal
at,.r ..1eN. t'ast The Hierarchy
C,i-.l 1.. o.a-'s was responded 70 by
cas-. sho thanked the Presi-
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=. W. Wells, a Wheeling architect, wss
in the city to-day under direction of J. H.
Hobbs, President Of the Ohio Valley Clay
Company, examining the Pot Works with
q view to eDlarging and otherwise improv-
ing the building to accommodate iEcrees
ing trade -SteubenUiHe Gazette