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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-26
A CANADIAN COMPLAINT.
THE ALLEGED REFUSAL TO ALLOW CARTRIDGES
TO Be SHIPPED IN BOND TO MEXICO.

Ottawa, Ont. Aug. 25.-The Minister Of Customs
was asked II any representations had been made TO
him In reference the alleged refusal Of the United
States Government TO allow the consignment of cart
ridges from the establishment OF the Dominion Cart
ridge Company 10 pass through the United States
in bond for Mexico. lie replied that representations
had been made TO him By Captain Howard that diff
cultics were thrown in his way by the United states
Government in reference to the shipment Of his goods
in bond but that the papers were not In euch state
as 10 enable him (the Minister to deal with the mat
ter lie had asked Captain Howard to furnish the
Department with full Information on the question;
Captain Howard's complaint was that the unied
States Government had refused 10 allow him to send
not only cartridges. but cartridge shells, through
States I'm bond.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-26
TILE ZIG CONSOLIDATION.

Springfield. ILL.,. Aug. 2j.-Therc were fled with tue
SECRETARY OF sat, today artclcS consolidating t"o
pitt,burg Cincinnati and st. Louis Railroad company
the Chicago. ST. Lolls and Pit'SbnrS; the 'I"c'la"
and Richmond and the Jefferson Madison ana indian
anoIi The consolidated corporation is to be known
.. ,ho pittsburc Cincinnati. Chicago and St. Louis
RAILWAY Company, the principal Office to be at PITTS
burg The capital stock IS S73OoOoOo. The first
,a,', q, arcctors is composed Of George T. Roberts,
J. y. Dnbary John p. Green Frank Thomson ana
W 4 Patton Of Philadelphia; J. ~ McCuhongh;
Thomas Mcsslcr and James McCrcd oi fllI'o"'S' an"
William l.. scott, OF Erie, Penn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-26
Al KONAY ARRESTED E1R ARS0Y.

Fall River. Mass. Aug. 25.-Therc five at
sempts at tinccndiasm in the southern portion OF this
city between 80 O'Clock last night and . this morn
Ing. shortly after the lrstnamcd honr two BARNS
were found to be on fire. AT IN. the upper story
Of the slpde Street Catholic School burned out and
ahafhonr later Patrick Rilcy's bakery in Mulberry ST.
viii an adjoining building, was burned At . a. m
b. Patrlck's Parochia School found 10 be fire.
Inc loss at Rey's bakery and the adjoining building
wln reach 5000. The other losses are small Riley
eays that no fire was loft In the bakcsop night
woman who was shouting fro" Just before the bake
ss4S AD Ya& seen was arrested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-26
PRICE THREE CENTS.
Gil relating to strikes, the matter is concisely
presented as follows:

presented as follows:
In the first place. il the members Of either OF the
organizations any railroad have a grievance 1t Is
submitted 10 the proper officers OF the road by the
TO obtain satisfaction, the chief executive officer OF
the oIder having the grievance is called upon and In
connection with the committee seeks anicably TO
adjust the difficulty. II failure still attends tho
convened at the headquarters Of the railroad officials,
with whom conference Is requested and Its influence
l. excrted TO obt3in settlement alike just to all
parties If failure still follows efforts TO remove the
vote decides the grievance TO be Of such gravity rs TO
justify strike, 1t Is promptly ordered in which event
all the members OF the vari0ls organizations employed
the road where the grievance exists, w., fremen.
conductors, trainmcn and swtchmcnl abandon thel
work.
NO AID BEYOND COMPLEMENTARY WORDS.
In conclusion the Supreme Council places upon
record its high appreciation OF the hanliness OF the
knights Of Labor employed on the New-Y0rk Central
in struggling to maintain principle sacred to every
wOrhiDgman on the continent and 10 all who love jus.
tcc and hope for triumph Of right over wrong as har
grant as ever stained the pages Of history
Resolved, That the action Of President F. r. sar-
gent, Vice-Presdent G.. W. Howard and Brothers
Wilkinson and sweeny. of the supreme Council, IN
Terence V. POwderly to confer with him and the
General Executive Board Of the Knights OF Labor In
the matter OF the strike now In progress on the New
our hearty approval and having perfect faith In their
intelligence, as well Their ability 10 comprehend
situations commend their labors emincntly
worthy, not only Of appreciation but of the great
orders they so ably represent.
The report was unanimously adopted and was
then signed by Frank j. Sargent, president, and
attested by W. A. Shehan, secretary of the coun-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-26
rnr nAIr1MonE AXp EAsrERN snonE oPENED.

Iatimorr Aug - CSpcclall.-Th' new I''H'I''
and Eastern shore Railroad was opened LOT raw "
day This line gives "A shorter route from Baltimore
O. tho Fas,crn shore ly rail- and enables the business
nptllc IN MAX, the round trip In one day, allowing
annie time at any Of the principal towns for business
The road wa, begun about eighteen months ago. "'"
bo, row IL, line. including lts stations pm'"fm''
etc. completed as far Vienna In Dorchester 'o""'y'
and il j. expected that In about hit'cn dN' u'o
entire Inc viii be completed from the western 9horc
Of the Chesapeake 20 the Atlantic s'a'o'' ~ '','''
c,,,. .co,rcrtion ycIU be made with thc Annapolis
and r,i,i,,orc short Line Railroad az Iay Ridge, by
means of two specially constructed railway transfer
steancrs which VIII enable the COMPANY 70 rn, .nc
,,'.cnrc-, through from ocean cry TO lalilmorc
iII,n,t =, ,,nr, ~ cars and freight without break
inr bnk. INC new road /, connection OF thc iai,..
morc and ohio and now places the Euer Vh % "'
nGu,ly with the Ionnsylvanla IN thc ha'tc' vi O0''
ucctions with that section Of tho state
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-26
DIR. PETERS ARRIVES IN BERLIN.
PUBLIC DEMONSTRATIONS in HONOR OF TIE
INTREPID AFRICAN EXPLORER.

INTREPID AFRICAN EXPLORER
Berlin Aug o5.-Dr. Peters arrived here to-day
with Lieutenant Ticdmann. if comadc III Afil'a
They were welcomed at The station by dense crowd
Of people among whom many Deputies ald
representatives of German colonial societiss
The Emin Relief Committee has formally thanked
Dr. Peters for the devotion. perseverance, courage
and foresight shown by him as head of the rclief cN
pedition The manner in which he fulfilled his TASK
the committee says, fully justified the confidence
which was placed iII hin ,,,-,. =.
A ban0uet was given 10 DR.. Peters At the KaiSerhof
this evening Minister Hoffman, having toasted ne
Emperor DR.. Schweinfurth proposed the heath o tle
gest Of the evening, whom he referred TO rs thr IN
trend man who had secured Gcrmany's hod IN hast
Africa and who had unconsciously reganed lcllg9ihu
This expedition said the speaker, was intcnd,d To
relieve Einin, and not 10 bring him forcbly back
DR. Peters expressed his thanks with emotion ana
nrrnosed the health OF the Emin Relief Committee.
The father Of Lieutenant Tiedernan referred to his
ioy on embracing his after the many reports OF
MS death, and landed Baron Wissmann ana Einhi
Pacha ~, 4.
MANY distinguished explorers were present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-26
r,crporyp SHIPMENTS FROM CHICAGO.

Chicago. Aug % Cspccia). ).-Eas'-bound shipments
Of all kinds except live stock amounted last week 10
"a 3I7 TONS against j6l3s tons the previous weeh'
and 46372 tons the corresponding week OF lSo'' Vh
all kinds of shipments the Lake shore was aI 'ho
had +, ,hc central Trallc statement on nour,
, Rr" and nrovsions however, the shippers boycott
was sill manifest. the Lake shore taxing onS 10
pcr cent, against - per cent by inc "r'hu i'"""
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-26
ALARMED BY TIE SPREAD or CHoLER.

Quebec, Aug. 25.-The Deputy Minister OF Aer'
cultur-, declares that Asatc cholera VIII certain
VISIT Canada next year. and that IN order to check IT.
advance he proposes 10 establish quarantine stauohs
in British Columbia, the same plan as that at
Crosse Isle
Madrid, Aug. o5.-C Dlera is reported 10 be spread
ing rapidly in the province Of Toledo In the Guy o.,
Toledo thirteen cases and five deaths were reported
Yesterday. The Madrid health department has sen
Officers 10 Toledo 70 take sanitary measures.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-26
HERR ALBRAYYI AND PRINCE BISMARCK.

Berlin, Aug. 25-Herr Albranyi, the Hungarian
Deputy who recently published an account Of an III
crview had by him with Prince bismarck. but whose
assertions were repudiatcd by Bismarck. has sought
another interview with the ex-Chanccllor, which was
refused In consequence Of this refusal, Abrany
nnw pubIshes a letter I'm which he rcprOduccs his
former statements and insists upon their entire cor
icCtnesS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-26
.a,-syyG INSANE PATIENTS IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Aug - (>pcciaD.-A storm of Indignation
has sycnt over the city as the result OF the dis
closures regarding abuses practisnd AT the Detention
Insane Hospital. under the Dcnoc iatc county ad-
minisiraton An attcmp; has been made by The poll
,,cans 10 hush up the scandal by withdrawing com
ntee hut the County Board was thb afternoon iorced
40 consent 10 an Investigation. Tie disclosures arc
rocing dsa stryus To the Democratic party, which
Controls the County Board BY u twoJhirds vote ana
dictates all appointments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-26
INSPECTING CANADIAN TIMBER LANDS.

Quebec Aug. 25.-IIenrl Chaet and Vllbon Monas;
wealthy luDibermen Of Central Falls, II. j.. have !ust
returned here after Inspection Of the crown timber
lands Of the Lake 81. John country newly opened mp
by railway. II Premier MERCER afOnis them certain
facilities which they have requested for obtaining
timber limits they will come here, bringing Il nnnbc"
OF their operatives and erect the Necessary ma
chinery preparing lumber for the American market
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-26
ARcuR1snop FABRE,s TRIp To RoNE.

Montreal, Aug. 25.-ArchbishOp Fabrc has issued
circular letter TO his flock the occasion OF his ap-
proachng visit 10 Rome. lie sails on Wednesday by
the steamer Oregon but does not vouchsafc any in
formation az to the object of his visit or the time Of
his return. He mplores the prayers Of the faithful on
his own behalf The reason for this hurried trip Is
said Is TO protest against the proposed division of his
diocese.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-26
AN AMERICAN SLIP ASHORE.

Halifax, " S.. Aug. 25.-Thc ship Parker NJ.
Wbitmore 100 tons. OF Bath. Me-. from Avonmouth.
July 81, for Delaware Breshwater, went ashore iat
ni,ht on Lewis Head n. S.. and lies in a dangerous
noetion She is owned by f. VI. Whltmorc, J. NJ.
II.par and Others Of Bath. She Is insured for hali
her value. Tugs have gone 10 her assistance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-26
BrTrRyS or TIE OKLiHOYr ELECTION.

Oklahoma City l. r., Aug 2j.-Thc total vote cast
at Saturdays election in This county was 2.l75. Of
which Naglc (Dem). candidate for Representative at
Large. received 1859 and coison UleDJ 0j5. For
County Representative Neal fDcm.) has plurality
n, oGI over Miller nicp.t. Powell thr Union Labor
candidate received l6J votes. The result Of the
election does not change the political complexion Of
the Legislature, the Republicans having majority
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-26
e,ourIrss POWDER A SUCCESS.

Rome Aug. oj-Tlc military WaIIOouVIVS u' "oI'' ~
chi,ri with smokclcss powder were great success.
rho batteries Of artillery fired half an hour WITHOUT
their presence being discovered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-26
ryprpoR WILLIAM WELCOMED HOME.

Berlin Aug 25.-Bmpcror william arrived at 'lcinei
. q a,c,ock this evening lie was received by Count
,o, WaIdersee Baron Marschail voh Bicberatein and
Tho local officials The Emperor drove to Ianerlskcn
ond vas warmly checrSd along the route INC succs
were beautifully decorated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-26
rpA1N srpI,cK BY LIGHTNING.

Vienna. Aug 25-A severe hurricane mas pievaliea
,,,"a Austr,a II, the storm lightning struck
sn,y Goods trucks on the Franz Joseph Hallway,
,I,,oyytne them down an cmbanhmcnt ana smashiig
them The guards the train wcr3 hllocAcd sehscicsS
nv tho shock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-26
.,vve rroM THE ISLAND OF CUBA.

Havana. Aug 25.-Scnor Polaviela' the new GOV
ernorG General arrived here today
A cyclonic disturbance, west Oh inc hiAHa' 10 IT,
ported.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-26
,,,,nnrprn ~ THE SOUTH SEA ISLANDS.

London, Aug. GA letter iro" iio'o'".
that Count Szechcnyi has been murdered Dy nS
servants IN the South Sea Islands ne was az d tno
hd nt an expedtOn which was exploring the isiahds'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-26
STANLEY STILL IN POOR HEALTH.

Iondon. Aug. o5.-IIcnry NJ. Stanlcy's agent ma
written letter in which he says that Ir stanicy
far from being restored 10 perfect health.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-26
PROSPECTS OF THE JAMAICA RAILWAY.

Chicago. Aug. - (SpcciaD.-FanG Wcsson aud F.. L.
Frank Of Ncw-Y York. and J. {. Ea-ton. of Lacrosse
Wis head tho syndicate which recently took charge
of the Jamaica Railroad Mr.. EastOn i home for "A
brief visit and speaks highly OF the prospects OF the
road The Government had made complete survey
of tho island and located llnc from Kingston TO
Nonteco Bay. with branch tO Port Antonio. lhe
American syndca,c's proposition was accepted by thc
Government after submission TO the vote OF the people
The price was s3,jOO.O0O. Of which TlOOoO"o was
paid and the balance Is In income bonds. The synd
cate Organized AS the West India Improvement Com
many The contract provided that not less than Twelve
ard a half miles should De built every year, WhIch
would complete the entire line in twelve years making
total length incnding the sNty-hvc miles III opera
tlou Of 1l5 miles grant Of one square mile oi ahl
,or every mile Of road madc. This land MI
r,.ton saws is not what II has been represented 10 De-
Much of il is Wild and mountainous or volcanic lhcrc
ar, tracts I'm the Blue Mountain, aud probably .onc
nd. that will be valuable. but on the Whoc' t,
nothing 10 warrant any great expectation rom !,ic
land. H. H. Campbell formerly superintendent ol @ lll1
- Paul companys Council Bnhs division, y Er".,tt -
manager and hls assistants are principaIN lro" 'l
connv All supplies and construction nnt''Ia ,' r"inv
from thc United states except rall,' Wiur ;"
rolling stock VIII supplant that wi'h ''' - Hu'
cate took with the properly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-26
A DENIAL FROM MINISTER LINCOLN.

A DENIAL FROM MINISTER LINCULN'
London, Aug 25.-Mr. Lincoln, the United states
Minister, strongly deaies the report that nc Is about
to resign his Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-26
FOR AUTOMATIC CoUPLERs AND BRAKES
REPORT OF A HOUSE CcMMITTEE-FACTs SHOW


ENG THE NECESSITY OF LEGISLATION.
Washington, Aug 2J.-RcprcScntative Caldwell, Oi
Ohio from the Committee Railroads and Canals,
to-day reported 10 the House the bill agreed upon by
that committee to compel railroad companies engaged
in interstate commerce within reasonable time to
coupcrs as will not require trainmen TO go between
The ends O tie TO couple to uncouplc them, ana
with automatic brakes. that the speed Of the train
be controlled by the engineer.
The report submitted with the bill quotes from re-
ports made by tho railroads Of Iowa. which show thl'
from Is7s 10 1885, with average OF only 5000
mics Of road. there either killed or crippled f7T
lie lab employees: and from the reports Of 1883,
which show that 30 casualties occurred, with 5000
mile, Of road In operation. The report Of the commit
tee says that If the ratio Of casualties TO miles OF
road holds for the roads OF the Nation in Iowa. the
10000 miles Of road In the Nation would give the
fearful number Of 7O40 yearly % these men, who, IN
handling trains have 10 sacrifice either l.fe or limb
tcs keep In use the link and pin coupling and hand
brake on freight cars. Reference IS made 10 state
ncat in the report Of the Kentucky state Railroad
Commissioners IN which they say the number Of accl
dents In proportion railroad mileage IS greater than
in Iowa II take the Kentucky Ia;io,' says
tho report we have the terrible lntmaIon Nit
20 900 Young men In the Nation musl suHer paiiiuI
or fatal accident, from these Two cau~cs annually
The committee append, - IT. report ~ extract from
Which he said hc thought II wa, competent for con
rr,, ia require uniformity ln The construction ol car,
llsed In Interstate commerce aud the use Oi improved
safety appliances upon such cars also resolutions Oh
crtc- Of 7lroad employees hyoring legislation OF the
character proposed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-24
LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO. March 2-Cattle-Receipts,
1000 head: market steady; beeves 81 5Oa
> 90: steers 50 4Oa4 40; stockers and feeders
- 4Oa3 20; cows, bulls and mixed 81 5Oa3 40;
Texans > 90a3 -.
Hogs-Receipts 1900 head; market
weak. mixed 05a4 p; light 81 OOa4 20;
skips = 5Oa3 90.
Sheep-Receipts 5000 head; shipments
900 head; market stronger; natives . ia
q 90; western corn fed - 25a5 20; Texans
3 75a5 p; lambs s. 50a6 So.
EAST LIBERTY, March 22.-C Cattle, receipts
7l9 head; shipments 472 head; nothing
doing, all through cOnsignments
Hogs-Receipts 1900 head; shipments
> 800 head: market dull medium and Sc
lected - 35a4 80; best Workers 81 25a4 30;
common TO fair Workers 81 l5a4 %; pigs
81 O0a4 TO-
Sheep-Receipts 1000 head; shipments
1000 head; market slow at yesterdays
prices.
CINcINNATI. March 22.-Hogs steady
common and light s. jOa4 25 packing and
butchers 81 O5a4 p. Receipts, $50 head /;
shipments, !. 260 head
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-24
BENWOOD.

A force of forty skilled lumbermen
passed through Benwood Thursday from
Alpha, Michigan. to Tucker county.
this State. where they 90 TO develop the
lumber business of that section Of the
State They We're headed by corps OF
expert lumber dealers. The vast timber
tracts of that and adjacent counties Will be
inspected and timber purchased and made
ready for the market.
The Riverside blast furnace. which has
been rebuilt and extensively improved. viii
be fired to-day and make the first output Of
iron for many months. This Industry mas
been one of the most steadily working III
dustrcs of the town for the past fifteen
years Its outputs have been exceedingly
large. Some of the best quality of Besse-
mer iron manufactured in the Ohio Valley
has been the product of this furnace.
The Democrats nominated the following
ticket at the primary Saturday evening
Mayor Joseph MahoOd.
Marshal-Louis Goecke, Jr.
Recorder James Kelley.
Conncilmen-J. Mason. NJ Dolan. J. Bar
rift. r. Dolan. j. Hartley, j. Blake. j.
Pendergast
Street Commissioner Patrick Higgins.
A man was riding along Sixth street
Yesterday AFTERNOON anu Alli AlNA 81 AAA'N-rtA
some obstruction or bad place in the
street. fell and threw the rider into the
mud The atmosphere was Immediately
painted wildly with sulphur-tinted Ian
guage
A number of men who gave up their Jobs
at the steel plant here tOaccept positions IN
the new plant at Pittsburg are somewhat
dissatisfied with their work there, owing
to the poor time being made by that plant.
The work of macadamizing the road to
Noundsville will be commenced immediate
lv. The distance is about eight miles, but
only four miles of the road will have to
have a stone bed put in.
The Democrats nominated their ticket for
the coming municipal election last night at
the primary. The Independents will prob
ABLY put their ticket in the field the latter
part of the week.
4 collection was taken up on the ferry
boat one day last week to defray the burial
expenses of a small child who had died on
one of the lighthouses on the Bellaire SIDE.
Miss Louisa Hepe last evening entertain
ed a number of her friends in graceful
and hospitable manner at the residence OF
her father. on Water street
Miss Nanon Henderson,, distinguished
ingtou Seminary. was in town Friday.
Rev. Charles Holt. of St Mattew's
Church, is preparing quite large class for
confirmation.
Mr. j. Worthington's new cottage on
McMcchen street is nearly ready for occu-
pancy.
4 large boarding house will shortly be
opened near the site for the new blast fur
mace.
Mr.. J. T. Cook. editor of the Cameron
Ncics, was in town yesterday.
Mr. Geo Fitzgerald ST., Of the Riverside
works is again able To be out.
The city is having some repairs made 70
the sewer on Sixth street
Many of our inhabitants are complaining
Of water in their cellars.
Mr. ;. l.. Bloyd, Of Glendale, was in
town yesterday.
Miss Annie Pelley returns tomorrow from
a visit to Miugo.
Mr. John Vancuren. Of Main street, is on
the sick list.
Mr. James Heinz has returned from
Pittsburg.
Mr. r. Newton is clerking in Deegan's
store.
Joseph Shepard has purchased horse
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-24
PETROLEUM.

New York. March % petroleum opened
steady at s65sc for spot, while April option
opened firm at 81 .c and fell to sG9zc later
rallied and closed firm at SIC. Spot moved
up &c on light trading and closed firm at
size Stock Exchange opened at s6'Zc;
highests7i Sc; lowest S6jsc; closing at So SC
Sales, 10000 barrels.
on CITY, Pa, March 22.-Petroleum
opened at SG3tc: highest s6JSc lowest $3.50 /;
closed at S6s4 C. Sales 900 barrels; ship
ments, IS, 2j6 barrels; runs 81 ,5i5 barrels.
PITTsBURG, Pa, March % Petroleum,
dull but firm: opened at s6Ec; closed at
s63ic; highest s65Sc; lowest s6l4c.
BRADFoRD. Pa, March 22.-Petroleum
opened at $500; closed at S65-c; highest
s67sc: lowest S6asc; clearances G62, 900 bar
rels
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-24
4 scr,n nf pnner saves mer Life.

II was Just an ordinary scrap OF wrapping
paper. but it saved her life. She was lu
fbs last stages of consumption, told by
musicians that she was incurable and
conid live only a short time; she weighed
less than seventy pounds. On piece OF
wrapping paper she read of DR.. kings
New Discovery. and got sample bottle II
helped her. she bought large bottle, II
helped her more. bought another and grew
better fast. continued its use apd IS now
strong. healthy. rosy, plump, Welg4lhs I+u
pounds. For fuller particulars SEND siam
In N. II. Cole. Druggist Fort SMITH Ilal
BOTTLES of this wonderful Discovery free
az oc-ap's Drugstore
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-24
MARTINS FERRY

Mr. Bert Whitson, Of Cleveland, regis as.
tered M the haywood Saturday and LETT
Yesterday to visit his parents al Diilon'
Miss Minnie Bassett. Of Mt Pleasant,
formerly of this city. is lying death suoor
in the Cleveland Hospital. ,,-.o,.,
Misses Bessie Brady and Bessie S'rlIlilu'
who are attending school IN NheeilnE'
spent Sunday az home.
Miss MAGGIE Nlav,vood. who has been
teorbiup school at Mt Pleasant, Is home on
a weeks vacation.
DR. YaluelIs daughter and son-in-law are
REGISTERED 40 the haywood