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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-16
Trustees Sale.

10y VIRTUE OF 4 DEED or TRUST Made
ID by William Porterand Margaret Porter li'
wife. tu me as trustee. bearing date the l2ih day
Of january. \. d. 1857. and recorded boz thr office
of tine CLERK of the County Court fur Ohio cnuu-
tv West Virginia. Ia Decd OF Trust BIok NO.
-. Page ~ J will proceed to s"ii ai Public
Auction. 40 the front door of thr Court House
Tor said Ohio county inIthe Clty OF " h"rllng. 90
SATURDAY, APRIL -jth. 1871,
beginning 20 i0o'clock q. m.. % certain let ol
ground living and being In Tr.adei ,h.i District
County OF Ohio. and State 81 Wet virginia
about three miles east from the city oi Nhr D.
ing in said county, commencing nt point
about 40 feet Enst OF the National road and
with the VIM Porter line and the Mheriing md
Elm Grove Railroad. thence ea>twardly 90 npgu-
me- of % coal bank; thence snuthweefNHrdly
with 20 fence toward EdEiugi0n, Lane fo il"
lower end of % stone quarry; past au % fulr tree
toa raviue. thence with said rayinr Wf~iNardlA
Dob Tine lime Of thc Wheeling aud Elm Grove Rail-
rold. Theme" with the said line of th" wheeling
aud Elm Grove Railroad uorth"ustW1rdll u"
th, nlar. OF beginning 10 uning about Use acres
mO.rUr jess II being part of tle same prop
rrft ruugefcd 90 thr said VIM. K Porter ht
samuel D. Bn,d and wife hy decd dated Orinhrr
Isl fsG-. AND recorded boo fhr ofiice ~ thr Clerk
az tho County Court nc Ohio county, ". Va. Do
Deed Book So 49, pagrN.
TTENs or SALE One-tiir,i, - o. much
uo-. n- fhc purchaser May elect cash ln hnhl
on CO. dly of >alc and ile balance IA tN" eglni
ifi-ftlf..uIs. palfl.r respectively ln pa nhl
twelve months from the day oi sale Win lhi'
c.i Tho purchaser GOO .if Li, note, ~ ihc De-
f.rraI iu~ialmrut~ Wi'h good security aud thr
i.r1l title tu bo retained a- further -cclrit! lu
ffl the said note. and Interest aro pai.
LOUIS p. s1IFEL.
r-9f Iru.frr
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BRIDGEPORT.

a trio from Wheeling came over ycster
day-to catch the PIP train on the G. X p.
which they missed. and were compelled u
put in the time until the next train in visit
Ing Bridgeport points OF interest. Oh
course Bridgeport has multiplicity of at
fractions.
Alex. Cunningham has resigned his posi-
ton at the C.. /. 4 W T. r. office, 20 ac-
cept one as messenger and express agent on
the west end of the line.
Quite a number of our young society PEG
pie will attend the swell hop to be given by
the Bicycle Club, at Steubenville.
Miss Elite Laughlin, sister of Mrs o. T.
Rhodes. left Yesterday for Cleveland.
where she is attending school
Charley Watson will succeed Alex. Gun
bingham as express agent of the c., l.. x
w. railroad
Rev. J. II. Rogers and wife returned
home yesterday from a pleasant visit to
Toronto, o.
Miss Mamie Duncan is visiting friends
al Pittsburg
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AMONG THE INSANE.
A REGISTER REPORTER SPENDS A DAY IN
THE HOSPITAL AT WESTON.
Some Fats Concerning Wet Virgilias Chief
Structure Trip Through the Various
Wanis-H9w the Patients Look and Act
Strange Freaks Of Unbalanced Miads.

SPECIAL Corre2p osisace offts Register
WESTON, April l5.-A day in an in
sane asylum often means a day not
wholly uneventful. Through the kind
permission of Superintendent j. 5.
Lewis. and courtesies extended by DR..
i. VI. Hood and DR.. X. /. Brown, the
REGISTER representative was given an
opportunity 10 inspect the institution
i'm all It's labyrinthal detail. As many
OF our readers are aware. the hospital is
avery large building. The magnitude
of the structure is almost awc-inspiring
90 the stranger. The entire building is
1868 feet long. and the large pile of
handsome blue sandstone is at once the
most attractive and chief building in
West Virginia. both from its immenSity
and from an architectural standpoint.
Relieved rs the building is by some 300
acres of land, much of which is cultiya-
ted and bcautihcd. the effect OF the
scene 40 distance is striking. Besides
the hospital proper there are numerous
other detached buildings, Including the
brick structure adjoining for colored
patients. lhe kitchen, bake house. and
other accessories, also additional build
mgs for white patients. The entire cost
of the present institution. including all
its surroundings, is probably not far
from q million dollars Ii is one of the
best conceived, finest constructed and
thoroughly appointed institutions in the
country. Some idea of its immensely
may be- gained from the fact that there
are 81. acres OF slate roof. o acres Of
flooring. Cpl windows and BOG doors.
The walls inclOse an acreage of ground
half a mile long. one-eighth of mile
wide and fifty feet high, and to visit all
the wards just once requires walk OF
81 miles As a good deal of this means
the travelling of stairs il may be inferred
that the reporter was breathing percept-
IDLY 40 the close of the performance.
The popularity conceived idea of in
sane patients, largely born of theatrical
extravaganza. is done away with after
visit TO the institution. The writer
himself must confess that in viewing
the different wards, and especially in
the violent section, he expected to sec
the air filed promScuouSly with arms,
legs and "cuSs words. but that idea
was dispellcd at the outset. We first
entered the intermediate wards. where
some 40 of the less
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WOOL.
WHEELING. TrrspAY. april Is.

WHEELING, TUESDAY, april -.
There is nothing doing in wool at pres
est. except that some light medium un
washed woods are being contracted Tor N
the interior counties of West Virginia. Oh
the shcep's back at - cents 1t is rumored
that Horkheimer Bros. have contracted
for over 2OO0OO pounds AT that figure
through their agents in Harrison, Lewis
Doddridce and other counties. In line
WOODS there is nothing doing AZ all. dealers
here having about cleaned up their old
holdings
The following prices may still be quoted
Fine fleece washed at 29a3Oc; unwashod
one-third of: medium fleece washed 32atic
unwashcd 23a2jc; tub washed S3a35c
PHILADELPHIA, April l5.-Wool, prices
steady with fair inquiry; Ohio, Penn
sylvania and West Virginia XN and above
32a34c: Y 3Oa33c: medium 3ja8cc; coarse
33a35c: Michigan. Indiana and western
lineor Y and Xxx 2Sa3Oc; medium 3ia3ic
coarse 33a3jc: fine washed delaine y and
Xxx Basic. medium washed cOmbing and
dclaiue 3qa4lc: coarse do. 34a}jc; Canada
washed combing 32a3ic; tub washed choice
39a4Oc; fair 31a3Sc: coarse 39a35c medium
unwashcd combng and delaine 21a30c;
coarse do. 2Ja21c; Territorial l5a22c.
BosroN. April 15.-Wool market steady
prices well sustained; Ohio and Pennsylya.
nin Y 3Da3lc: Xxx and above. 33a.4c: No.
3aa3Sc: Michigan Y pc; No. | cOmbing 3sa
4Jc: Ohio fine dolaine 3ja30c; Michigan do
3ia3jc: unWashed cOmbing 23a29c; Ter
ritorv fine iia5Sc: fine medium 5}aj5c: me-
dunn 50a52c: Oregon lSalgc: pulled IN fair
demand: Australian firm; foreign carpet
woods quiet
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LIVE STOCK.
wnrr,rxo- rrrsnAr. April %.

WHEELING, TUESDAY, April 10.
The cattle market is reported in good
condition this week, with no change IN
prices Messrs. Bayha Y Dorsey furnish
the following quotations; o,
Cattle. 900 TO 100 and above Ss3aic
500 to 800 pounds 3l4a3i1c; 100 to SOV pounds
81 abe
Hogs Market active at 4aiizc
Iambs-Lively at 5a5l4c.
Calyes-In good demand at Ia5c.
Sheep-Active at iail &c.
Cuc,Go. April l5.-Cattle, receipts 400
head shipments 5000 head; market, steady
10 strong: beeves - coal so; steers 3 3Oa
$50: stockers and feeders, - 45a3 80;
cows. bulls and mixed 81 40a3 30; Texans
HoCs-Receipts 10000 head; shipments
1000 head: market slow; mixed and light
81 l5a4 40; heavy - Hal Il; sldps, - 5Oa
Sheep-Receipts 5000 head; shipments
LOCO head: market steady; natives y 5Oa
g p: Western corn fed s. lOa5 80: Texans
- OOaj %; lambs s. 2ja1 %.
EAST LIBERTY, April l5.-Cattle, receipts
300 head: shipments $50 head; market
strong al yesterdays prices.
Hogs, receipts ll50 head; shipments
f.l2O head: medium and selected 81 45a4 -:
common 10 best Workers s. 3Oa4 10; pigs
sheep. receipts $500 head; shipments
200 head: market strong at yesterday $
prices.
CINCINNATI. o.. April l5.-Hogs. steady:
common and light s. 5Oal p; packing and
butchers = lja4 35: receipts 2,OOO head;
shipments $50 head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-16
PRODUCE.
WHEELING. TUESDAY, April Is.

WHEELING. TUESDAY, April -.
The market this week is not so active, al
thong choice stock moves OF well on ar
rival Eggs are in active demand. with
stock well cleaned up and receipts going
out on arrival. Poultry is also i'm good de-
demand and prices firm. with good pros
poets for the future. Butter is "a little
slow and lower prices are looked for.
Dried Apples are wanted and they sell
quick at paying prices. Choice beans are
also moving out well. Choice potatoes are
| selling on arrival with no surplus i'm the
market. which is partly due 10 bad roads.
| The demand for seeds is strong and prices
have advanced ON timothy and clover.
We quote the following prices:
Butter, country choice l6aigc; country
good l2al5c: country fair 9aloc.
/ Eggs, strictly fresh, at llaiil3c pei
dozen. Goose eggs. 25a:Oc per dozen.
Beans. for haud-pickcd navy the demand
/ is good and the supply is fair; prices are
| 81 - per bushel.
Cheese, prime mild Ohio factory loi sallc'
New York l0i lallc; Limbcrger l0allc
/ SwetZer ~ e.: market nominal.
Potatoes, 81 - per barrel; per bushcl
Coats; demand good. supply light
Poultry live chickens. 81 O1af 30 per doz
en-. Chickens, hens per pound Dc; old cocks
&c; ducks per pound, young, Sc; turkeys
per pound, 9alOc; geese, full icathereo
5a6c per pound.
Lard, country prime in fair demand a
: sasc.
Onions, demand good, supply scarce. Der
muda onions coming in at - 80 per crate
Cabbage, new. s. 5oa3 -, large crates
demand good. supply light.
Apples, fancy, 81 O0ai 30 per barrel; sup
ply light, good demand.
Hickory nuts. per bushcl, 81 p; demand
good. supply light.
Walnuts, - cents per bushel.
sUNDglEs
Rags. steady at liiali &c for white miXcc
cotton: az e for all wool, and iial &C. fol
mixed.
Feathers, choice in original packages 45a
/ soc: in small lots ia5c extra.
Seeds. ClnNcr. Der bushel. choice - Ol
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BOY WORKERS. on 4 STRIKE.

Nn Epidemic Among rittshurg Juveniles
Prr-HrEo. April H.-Thcre are no"
twenty onfcOrs ou duty between the Hamil-
f.r. Nf-Cuuv * Mccullough glass plants
and fh. Armstrong cork factory ou twenty
fourth street. where the boys employed as
s,reeaer-. carriers and steam box tenders
wont our Friday afternoon. The strlk-
er- numbered screury-nve and ranged lu
... from thirteen tO fifteen years.
Their demands ARE the same as those OF
-r.. t.,- an.uI0val no the glass houses -5u
cents advance per week Master Workman
Brothers. OFF tho IS. of l.. assembly 90
which cine mon at the factory belong. ace
vl~.I the bows not to strike, but they ne
mscl to li-tea to him. It's estimated that
fherc ara between 1000 and l,-uV men anu
r.r. ifI. a, 20 result of the strike, and
th.re is DANGER off 10 spreading. There
a.cm- fo tc uu epidemic Co strike among
OBJ. bows
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-16

Pleasant, was stopping at the haywood
yesterday.
One of the most spirited school elections
was held in Mt. Pleasant last Monday. Mr.
Ben Comley was elected as director.
Landreth's garden seeds in bulk and by
papers. at j. Williams Washington street
The township supervisors were sworn n
yesterday, also the trustees and assessors
Council viii soon advertise for bids ior
paving Fourth street with fire brick.
Miss Lizzie Conoway is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Connolly, Of this city.
Geo. Chessel has accepted position on
the c. & p X. r. as mail agent.
The Mennerchor ball and concert was d
success in every particular.
Mr.. John Sweeney, Of Wheeling, was in
the city Monday.
Mr.. VIM. Kline has had aparalitic stroke
and is very low.
Lucian Nelson and family are visiting
relatives here
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-16

observation-disclosures
L West Virginia:
McFarlnn Carriage Company
aud others, d., ct,,.,.-,.
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FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED.

WHEELING. TUESDAY, April -.
The market is excited and higher at this
time. Flou has advanced and the tendency
is still upward. the cause being speculation
in wheat. which has advanced about twelve
cents per hushel in Chicago during thepas'
week We advance prices for wheat five
cents per bushel and the market firm. whil'
-four has advanced ten cents per barrel
The following quotations are wholesale, re
tail prices being ~ 10 - cents higher.
FLOUR Choice family -four In Woo
a 40: IN paper - - per barrel.
GRAN Wheat per bushcl, No. ] Soc
corn per bushel ace; oats per bushcl SAN
-Middlings per ton sli O0alG ~
bran per ton - OOal60O: baled hay per toi
SD %: loose hay ;, 00a9 % per ton.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Money at ia5 Per Cent Governments
Dull and steady-Stocks IIigher-Flour
Unchanged Wheat Lower.

/ Money at ia5 Per Cent-Governmen ts
Dull and Steady-Stocks Higher-flour
Unchanged Wheat Lower.
! New York, April i5.-Money on call
easy. ranging at 4a5 per cent; last loan
at per cent. closed offered at per cent
prime mercantile paper ja1is per cent.
sterling exchange quiet and barely steady
at 4S5a4S1
GOVERNMENT Dull and steady.
! FourS, Registered ....................l2
| FOurs, Coupons. ........... .......... ~
| Fours-and-a-half, Registered ...... 1881 !
| FOurs-and-G-half Coupons. lO3i !
| Pacific skies Of lSg5..................ll
! STATEs-Dul and steady.
RALRoADs-Quiet and steady; sales
Sl,3i9,0OO
| STOCRs-The prospect OF some relief TO
! the monetary situation gave considerable
encouragement 10 those looking for an inn
provement in the stock market today and
the good feeling of yesterday was contin-
ued. with the result of Il little wider mar
| ket and some further Improvement i'm
prices The shorts were disposed 10 cover
and made a strong opening, but the traders
resisted the upward movement and i'm the
early morning caused q partial set back
| from the high prices of the opening, but
| the demand was such that the offerings
were all absorbed. and strong tone was
! impaired 10 the dealings. There was a
more even distribution of business done
than usual of late but the graugcrs,
Lac1awanua, Union Pacific and Pacific
! Mail We're the most prominent stocks in the
dealings The interest ceutered late in the
day in the coalers, all of which. with the
exception of Reading. showed marked
strength Toward the close there was more
selling 10 realize profits ON the advances of
the past two days and prices saggcd on
! slowly the market finally closing heavy as
to figures. but with q marked firm under
tone. Lackawanna and Jersey Central
show gains OF per cent. each. Sales, lgO,-
93f shares. Quotations closed bid as fol
lows
Adams Express, l49: American Express,
IA: Canada Pacific, 13i4 Central Pacific,
l3lli: Chesapeake and Ohio, - do first
preferred, 10 So, second preferred, 30
Chicago and Alton. 13l; Chicago, Burling
ton and Quincy. 1853, Delaware and Hud
son, l52'l; Delaware, lLackawanna and
Western. lbs Denver and Rio Grandc
l5at; Erie, p do preferred, 81; Fort
Wayne. l5l; Illinois Central. 49,
Lake Shore, lOia.; Michigan Central, !N'
MINNEAPOLIS and ST. Louis, g; do pre-
ferrod, l3i Missouri Pacific 1las ; Nor b
crn Pacific, 3O a; do preferred, 13 North
western. ll05.: 90 preferred, l1l = New
York Central, 100 q Oregon Transc0ntincn
tai. 81 {; Pacific Mail, 80; Peoria, Decatur
and Evansville. %: Pittsburg, l56; Pull
man Palace Car. $50; Reading, 40 s ; Rocb
Island. go ST. Louis and san Francisco
Il; do preferred, 81; DO first pre-
ferred, So St. Paul, -; do preferred
49, St Paul. Minneapolis and Manitoba
linz: ST. Paul and Omaha, -; do pre-
ferred, "a: Texas Pacific 49,; Union
Pacific, G3 United States Express, II
Western Union, 81.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-16

The best sllve ir the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers. salt Rhcuu. Fever,
Sores. letter. Chaupct Hands, Chi0laius,
Corus and al the SKIN EruptOns, and pos
itively cures Piles. or u0 pay required IL
Is guaranteed tO give satisfaction or money
refunded Price - cents per box For
sale by Logan Drug Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-16

NEW YoRE, April lj.-Pig Iron. weak
and dull. American SIG 0oals 80 Copper
nominal al SIPS. Lead, dull 40 - ~
Tin. quiet az SO G3.
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GINSENG.

WHEELING, TUESDAY. April -.
There is not much doing i'm the market.
Prices are: Ohio and West Virginia ;. -
per pound.
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EG-DE Sale

VlIREE ROOMED HOUSE on -FOUR
/ tecnth street. lot 6OXlOO. az ssOJ
s., Roomed House on Market street. lotHXSl
at SlGD.
Siy Roomed House on Main street go 500
Ten Roomed House on MAIN street 40 500.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-16

"a Rising Young Man" is the title OF
30 new novel; The hero probably sat
down upon bent p.n--Tcns >1tmgS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-16
PETROLEUM.

NEW YoHE, April l5.-Petroleum opened
strong al s2a. e.. and advanced 20 SIa.c iu
the early trading. then themarkct reacted.
but rallied again In the last hour. closing
firm ~ - g.. stock exchange. opened 40
50 r.. highest SO e.; lowest - ,c: closed
at - e.. Sales 401. 900 barrels.
Oh CITY. pa, april l5.-PctrolouU
opened at 81 e.; highest $50 C.. lowest
SIS C.: closed at - e. Sales 2l5.OOO barrels
charters. 81 IS barrels: shipments, %
barrels: runs, s0.5l3 barrels.
PlrrsBrRG. Pa. April d. Petroleum
fairly active and firm; opened at s2a-c'
closed M so c: highest So C.: lowest - &C.
BRADFoRD. PA. April i5.-Pctroleum
opened az s2a-c; closed az >3a-c. highest
80 c; lowest - C.. Clearences $500
barrels.
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FOR SALE.
Glass Works. Machine Shop { Foundry.

WE OFFER At PRIVATE SALE, As 4
" whole. our entire real estate and fixtures.
consisting Of Glass Works complete, a large
Mould shop and machinery; also a Machine
shop and Foundry fully supplied with tools and
patterns. our works aye centrally located. near
coal and natural gas, and with excellent ship
ping facilities
offer IL nj public sale on the premises.
TEKMs: -One-third cash. balance In one and
two years. secured by mortgage on the property .
For further information apply @
.ETNA GLASS ~ MFG co.
nr,.slh Bellairr. Ohio.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-16
ONO RIVER RAILROAD

- TIME TABLE TAKING EffItf $50
ycmbcr g. issl Passenger fr.I". $3.50 rua
follow Central Time AID fri'u- llilE excerpt
those marked tlu, p. which du n0t rlu on >H
day.
soura nor>n. .No.7'sn. .Na.a-a.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-16

Chicago Express - % and 5.3) o. rr.. and q .i0
p m.. daily, aud HOO %. m., daily. excerpt >un-
day
Cincinnati Express. 5.35 "a. M. and $40 p. ua
daily.
Columbus Accommodation. 1900 o.. m.. daily.
except sunday
81. Cair,Yille Accommodation. 10 .Ol OIL. r. and
l.35 and 6.lO p. m. except sunday
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-16

For Pitt.burs 90 aud go 81. d.. anl o .el r.
M. daily. and J.. fl p. m.. daily. excerpt SUNDAY.
Washington Accommodation. 53i D.. iu. 't-
cept Sunday.
ARRIVE
From piff>hurg 1000 g. m lalit ie 90 Dr. f..
except sunday. Gao and 1910 81. m.. daily
Washington Accommodate. b Iua. m. .aI.l
except sunday
CHAS 3D. SClLL
uui0 General Passenger A.rr.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-16
FOR RENT.
GEO. j. MATHISON,

Store Room No. l0i2 Market street
No. 1908 Jacob street. Seven Rooms. sis
Money 20 loan on Real Estate security.
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74uilrouos.
BALTIMORE AMP OHIO RAIL
~ sunday.
ARRIVE.
TRANs-OuIO DIVISION.

For Chicago. s.3j and 1910 o.. M. ana 1910
p. M. daily. and i.l5 D. m.. daily, except SUNDAY
Cincinnati Express 1905 a. m. and lOl D. 100
daily.
Columbus and Chicago EyPrr,s, except san-
day. f.l5 p. On.
Columbus Accommodation, 1915 p. m. exec 10
Sunday.
ST. Clairsville Accommodation. 1906 d. Dol. anl
/. - aud 4.l5 , M, except sunday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-16

WALDO t. 1h 9O-G suffered with Eczema Tor about two
a-i advised 10 S $ 5 am happy 10 s I aeI t US &
bottles entirely cured aad uny o. rtce
u IL! '-' @ S - ' 80 Mis- 8 KENAULT.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-16

jolly because he was healthy T. 7as healY
because le kept blood pure days easy only for king &
for subjects keep blood in condition By 'e
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-08

The receipts and shipments of wheat from
the principal primary markets were as fol-
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-08
WIZARD OF THE KENNEBEO.
A Weird Legend of a Storm
Brought on by Black Art.

The Hallowell Register recalls weird
legend of the Kennebec in which man
named Kaler, who once lived on London
hill, and who was known as Old KALI,
played the chief part. lie had the rep
utation of being wizard, and one
time runaway couple appealed to him
for help. The hero of the episode
SAID his name was Bridge and
that the lady was Miss Cush-
ing, of POwnalboro, and, instead of
bOatman, they wanted the biggest
kind of a storm, and were willing to pay
hundred Spanish dollars for it. The
old man made no reply, but went to a
chest and taking out a small leather bag
gave it to the stranger. saying:
$50 back little way on the road, cut
open the bag, squeeze out its contents,
throw it away, then come back and re-
sumo your journey"
The gallant did as he was hidden. and
in few minutes the sound of distant
thunder was heard, also of something
that sounded like a cyclone. The
lovers speeded on their way, and the old
man went into the house, saying to him
self:
''I'm afraid 1 made that bagful 100
strong, but l don't know that l am
sorry, for it would never do to have the
young couple caught"
The next morning, where peaceful
little brook had flowed, was fearful
gorge, checked with uprooted trees, the
mill was gone, and the big bOwlder that
formed part of its foundation had been
swept away, far cut into the river, and
now forms that impeachment to naviga-
ton known as the Mill Rock.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-08

fractions lower tonight, but Tennessee
Coal is down IA, and Reading rs,
while Colorado Coal is up / per cent.
There was a quiet business in railroad
bonds today. The sales reached
ss7O, 600 for the Atchinson incomes,
winch were the most prominent issue
in the dealings, while the total footed
up to s1,527,0O0 Government bonds
have been dull and steady. State
bonds have been dull and firm. The
Post saws: The stock market is now
in a position where the movement of
prices waits almost entirely on the
money market, and while it seems
moderately certain that by the end of
May rates on call money will be as low
as they were in May last year-some
~ to per cent, the speculation in
stocks will be slight until lower rates
for money are fully established. just
at the immediate present, also, there
are additional circumstances to check
the buying of stocks. The Union Pa
cifc-Northwestern alliance, after hav-
ing been almost forgotten for few
weeks, is now being brought forward
as cause for renewed apprehensions
about possible rate wars among the
roads west of Chicago, because of
rumor that the Missouri Pacific will not
join in forming new interstate rail
way association if the Union Pacific
Northwestern alliance is to be acknowl-
edged as made to membership. The
total sales of stocks to-day were las, 1856
shrres, including Atchison, 1866; Della
ware. LackaWanna q Western, 6,475;
Missouri Pacific. 1925: Reading. 3S, $50;
st. Paul, S,075; Union Pacific, "A, AS.