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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-15
BENwooD.

Two exciting incidents manct the sc-
rarifvuf the sabbath. One was "a row 40
tle corner of Main and Sixth streets. ABOUT
eo-.locI- Yesterday afternoon. just as one
u tho combatauts had been laid ON ms
spinal column. Officer Sprout appeared ON
the scene and p.ucdurly gathered them lu.
They both paid $500 and costs To- squire
Riddle This morning. Prank treason
while intoxicated. jumped on motor car
and while cudeavorln- OBJ explain the Iuh-
U.wcntul principles of electricity, was un-
.aremoniouslv grabbed by ONcer Chap
lain He handed che Mayor 500 and costs
this morning
Two Young fellows from Belairc had a
narrow escape from waterv grave sun
tlr They tried the old trick of sailing 900
toW of one of the large river steamers ht
hUIdirro to the side. and the boat was
-wmuad After l0undor'ug about in the
water fur same time the fellows were res
cuei br b0atmeu who put out from the
shore. This dangerous practice has oecn
.u vogue among the boys for some time
Bounce Siuucr iu 90 happy-eo-lucNy
condition. runicd the atmosphere Do Ben
wood Yesterday afternoon. 10 took inc
layor and several others to drag INN Oh
the lookup.
Thc residoutso of this town are awaiting,
with some interest. the result of the nego
Tltion- now pending Tor the erection of the
B N ID machine shops.
Mrs Eugel. wife of the popular Metno.
dist pastor. started this morning Tor Pnlia
Ienhia. where she VIII visit her sister TOT
u Jew weeks
-rbouas Deeran opened tine grocery de-
,Yrrmerr of his handsome new store Nes.ti
sa, will Doe one of the best equipped iu
town. .,,. "
The Benwood Loan and Building Asso
..lti.r 3. making considerable gain. Al
.,..ll, some 500 shares of stock have been
Sold ell.
There were no services Sunday dl I'D,
Catholic Church. owing 20 the sickness o'
rre Row Father McAlcnamin. the rector.
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STATE NOTES.

The Berkeley Springs Hotel property
was sold recently at public sale. The
whole establishment brought S23.3l2. IL
was bought by Mr. Bond. who represented
| VIM p Dole's interest in the property.
About o'clock last Friday, a two-year-
old son of Abraham Casio, of Fair Plains,
jackson county, fell from a foot-log into a
rum about fifty feet from the house, and
was drowned.
A brakeman named Hall, belonging al
Mill Creek, Mercer county, was killed near
Clifton Forge last Monday night, by fall
ing from a train. His body was badly
mangled,
May Taylor, a Huntington nymph, took
fifteen grains of Opium by accident, on the
night of the Sth and died in a few hours
The woman was "A nativeof Cincinnati.
4 seven-year-old son of Theodore Viii
son, colored school teacher of Huntington,
died from the effects of eating too many
hard-boiled Easter eggs.
The Monroe Guards will go to Richmond.
10 attend the unwilling of the Lee statue.
ON May 18th. The Ronceverte Guards
also expect to so.
f. b. Bennett. of Calhoun county acct
dentally shot himself in the leg with rifle,
near the knee. The ball lodged in the bones
near the ankle.
Spencer young man is said to have
decided his real estate 10 u young lady in
consideration of 81 aud her hand i'm mar
riagc.
DR. Curtis, of Belleville near Parkers-
burg. accidentally shot one of his hands of.
one day last week, while out hunting.
\ farmer named Lands, residing about
six miles from Belpre. was dangerously
gored bv a bull, a few days ago.
Five Charlestown boys were arrested a
few days ago for persistent thieving. They
all belong TO good families
Jack Devine, coal miner, was killed at
Stone Gin, Summers county, last week.
by falling from train,
\ heavy storm struck Hinton a few days
ago. uuroohng several houses and doing
other damage.
Work on the pipe line from Inc Eureka
oil field TO Parkcrsburg is progressing rap
idly
The Harper's Ferry electric light scheme
has fallen through, the cost being too great.
Memorial Day will be observed at Nor
gantown with "a big demonstration.
There are one hundred and forty stu
dents AT Barboursville College.
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PRODUCE.

CulcAGo. April l4.-Wheat trading was
active and all months, May, June and July,
shared I'm the activity. though interest Is
.hifting into July, and the greater portion
of the trading centres i'm this month. spec
ulation was again wild and fiuctuation IN
prices violent reaching a higher position
than has vet been touched on the up turn.
The feature of the market to-day was the
selling. varying i'm differences in the diff
fercnt futures and the selling of July
closer 10 May. The highest point shows
49, &c advance from the lowest point reached
some two months ago and July advanced
~ &C i'm the same time Speculation. OF
course. Lad everything TO do with the adj
vance to-day and the shorts were fright
ened again There was considerable eX-
element and trading al various outside
business points was very large. There Is
no DENYING that the country is trading
heavily. Corn. there was an immense
business in the market to-day, the volume
of trading being heavier than at any time
of late. As rule prices closed &c better
than Saturday. Oats were fairly active
and unsettled. Mess Pork, quite an active
business was transacted early i'm the day
but the market was considerably unsettled
and closed steady at lower prices. Lard,
rather a good trade reported and feeling
stronger. Flour. strong and higher; spring
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

ey at I-2a6 Per Cent -Governments
Dun and Steady stocks Higher-Flour
strong and IHgher-w Wheat Active and
Higher.
New York, April l4-Money on call at
81 a6 per Ger cent; last loan AZ 81 per
cent. closed offered at 3 per cent; prime
mercantile paper 5a1i per cent; sterling
exchange quiet but steady at 49, AIS
GOVERNMENTS Dull and steady
F0urs. Registered ....................l2
FOurS. Coupons. ........... .........- -
Fours-and-a-half, Registered ...... lob /
Fours-and-a-half, Coupons. ...........l03 :
Pacific skies of 1898. .................ll6
STATES Dull and steady.
RuLKoAps-DulI; sales S996,OOO
SrocKs.-Thc stock market 10 day was
stronger and more active than usual OF late
and material improvement was made in all
nortions of the list The great feature of
The dav was the Improvement in the west
ern railroad situation and the growing feel
ING that "a settlement of difficulties among
the contending roads had reached a salts
factory solution The rise in the first por-
tion of the dav was resisted with consider
able force. but the effect was unavaillng
and was soon given up The upward
movement i'm prices was piac-
licaNV uninterrupted and only in the
| last hour was there anything like a halt
Rock Island. Missouri Pacific. Burlington
and St Paul and I.ackawanua, were most
prominent I'm the dealings and most I'm.
provemcnts were made Tennessee and
! Colorado Coal also showed marked i'm.
provemcnt. The market finally closed
quiet but steady 10 firm, generally at higher
prices. Tennessee Coal isup 2si, Colorado
! Coal ~. jersey i. Manhattan rs, Big
Four n. and New England per cent:
Sales. lgl.7l7 shares. Quotations closed
I bid as follows
Adams Express, $50: American Express,
! ia: Canada Pacific, ~ Central racine
IWI,. Chesapeake and Ohio, ll2 do first
preferred, do 81; second preferred, 39'
| Chicago and Alton. 129; Chicago, Burning
ton and Quincy, lo5: Delaware and hud-
SON. $50: Delaware, Lackawanna ana
Western. 1857: Denver and Rio Grande'
I14l,: Erie. 2fa do preferred, %; FORT
WAYNE. l5l: Illinois Central 10.
Lake Shore. 1875 Michigan Central, "'e4
Minneapolis and St Louis, u; do pre-
ferred in Missouri Pacific, -; North
en Pacific. 80 do preferred, ~, North
western. 40 do preferred, l4ll4; New
| York Contra. l01 Oregon Transc0ntlnen-
| hal. 81. Pacific Mail, 40; Peoria. Decatur
and Evansville, POI Pittsburg 10; Pull
man Palace Car. lN9; Reading, 40 ROCK
! Island. gOi St Louis and San Francisco,
In: do preferred, $6is; do first pre-
ferred. 81 81. Paul, GSi4; do preferred,
| 1921. st. Paul, Minneapolis and Manitoba
linz: 81. Paul and Omaha, p; do pre-
! ferrcd. g3: Texas Pacific, 49,; Union
/ Pacific, 63i United States Express, -
| Western Union, Sis
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Nisihlc snnnly of Grnln.

CHICAGO, April 1.-THE Board Of
Trade report on the visible supply of grain
as follows: Wheat, 36, IA, 600 bushels. de
crease, GO. 900 bushels; corn 20 90, 900 bush
els. decrease So, 900 bushels: oats. 4,4N9,OOO
bushels. decrease 5000 bushels, rye,
1910 bushels decrease 5000 bushels
barley. l.Oi2. 900 bushels, decrease $4,000
bushels
NEW YORK. April H. Stocks of grain i'm
store and ahoat April -. Wheat, 1856, 1}S
bushels: corn. BOB. 40 bushels; oats, 1922,
4O5 bushels; rye, $500 bushels; barley,
l32 ga bushels malt, 50, 80 bushels peas,
31 bushels
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rmr SINGING or rmE SPIRITS.
what the Mysterious Music OF the PaSca-
t.nnla is Like.

what the Mysterious Music of the PaNca-
goula j. Like.
OF the mysterious music of Pascagoula,
Charles F. Childsey ia the Popular Science
MonHlH. says: 1T was late one evening in
September 1919. that ! first heard H. An
old fisherman called me from the house
where then was 10 come down on theriver
bank and hear the spirits singing under
water Full of eager curiosity, ! readily
obcycd the summons. and. if what heard
cannot be properly called music. it was Ger
taiulv mysterious. From out of the waters
of the river. apparently some forty feet
from it's shelving bank rose roaring, muir
muring sound. which gradually increased in
strength and volume until IL had reached
its height. when 10 as slowly descended. IL
never advanced on rcceded, but seemed al
ways I'm the same spot. and though ] re
manned there some time. it never ceased,
but continued 90 rise and fall in the manner
that ] have indicated above. The reader
may obtain better idea of the music If he
will place his ear against "a telegraph pole,
the timber of which. acting as sounding
board for the wires that are played upon by
the wind. gives forth q strange. tremulOus
sound that is am exact counterpart of the
music of Paseoula with the difference,
however. that whereas the music of the
wires is very Wavering and trcmulous. that
of the water falls with "a steady swell.
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LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO. April IA Cattle. receipts 2l.OlO
head shipments GOO head market, active
and loa9Gc lower; beeves = 55a4 40; steers
- 25a4 60; stockers and feeders, = 40a
: ~. cows. bulls and mixed 81 5Oa3 iO;
Texans corn fed s. 2da3 90, grassers = 3oa
Hors-Receipts 2l.oo0 head; shipments
$3.50 head market strong and "a shade
higher: mixed. - l5a4 49, heavy - l'a
an. ligbt y l5a4 80: skips, - 50a4 co.
Sheep-Receipts 1000 head; shipments
400 head: market steady. natives - Qua
q 90: Western corn fea - -3a7 ~, leNauS
- 7ia5 90: lambs = 0ad 90
FAsrLmEGrY, April ll.-Cattle, receipts
t5l2 head. shipments @S head; market
fairly active and l5a25c higher than last
Hogs. receipts 5000 head shipments
4liO head market firm; medium and Sc
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have reason to think that western
cvclone. dynamite explosion and
Wagnerian opera have been rolled into
one and let loose on him. Let the
Heather rage.
We want to enquire why the farmers
of Berkeley county have almost given
up raising sheep, it is certainly the
most remnerativc part of farming. and
vet there are fewer sheep in this county
that ever before. -MGrthISblug Indcpcn-
dent (Rp.) The REGISTER would like
to supplement the Independents in
quiry. 1t would like to inquire why the
farmers not only Of Berkeley county,
but all West Virginia, have given up
raising sheep? Why they have given
up raising cattle? Why have they given
up raising more than enough grain TO
support themselves? Why have they
ceased To make Improvements ON their
farms. and are running deeper into debt
every year? Why is the aggregate of
mortgages on their real estate increaS-
ing nearly twenty per cent every twelve
month? Why are farms being sold
daily to the money-lcnder and uSurcr?
These are interesting questions. II
the independent will answer them now,
il will save its party a heap of explain
ing on the stump this fall
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british Grain Trade.

LONDON, April 1.-THE Mdt Lane ~
press, in its weekly review of the British
grain trade says. There has been a slight
recovery I'm English whcats. Sales of
English wheat the past week We're %
OBJ quarters. at Dos. against 1898 quarters,
al Dos I'D. during the same time last year.
Wheats are firm. Russian and American
red winter have advanced Sd. American
corn is recovering from the recent extreme
decline, and prices are 3d higher.
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lected 81 4Oa4 50: common TO best Workers
81 2Oa4 81: pigs 81 OOa4 10.
Sheep, receipts l.sOO head: shipments
1000 head. market active at last week $
prices.
CINCINNArI. O., April 14-Hogs, easy;
common and light - jOa4 p; packing and
butchers - -: receipts 300 head ship
ments 300 head
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lIl. second Question EXTREMELY Rude.

She was from Boston. ne from St JOS
enh. ~You have travelled a great deal p.
.ie West. have you not, Miss Beacon
-Oh. ves. indeed I'm California and Arr
aua. and even m New Mexico. +havt
,lg ever seen the Cherokee strip neIs
,ga. % painful silence, but finally, she iQoNeu
over her classics 40 him and said 'ln iAi
INST place. sir. I deem your question eA
-reueiy rude. AND On The second place you
might have been more refined IN your Tan
.riaee hvaskiug me- if bad ever seen th'
lrI..r.Y Zoo. III -r-lhe "
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educational.
MOUNT DE CHANTAL


s school az more than national reputation,
offers exceptional advantages for thorough c'lu-
cation of Young ladies boo 900 departments Iii
hrlry OFF siN thousand volumes Fine Phil0-
sophical. Chemicalaud Astronomical Apparatus.
Musical department specially noted. Corps of
Piano Teachers trained hy leading professor
from Conservatory OF Stuttgart. Vocal culture
according to the method OF the old italian mas
ter. Location unsurpassed for bcauty and
health Ten acres OF pleasure grounds. Board
excellent.
For Catalogues. aud references 90 patrons boz
ADJ thc principal cities. address
semi THE DrRECTRESS
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,hndom of the Peak OF renerInc.

Attention is being called TO the fact that
the peak of Tencriffe at dawn casts upon
the ocean a shadow that at first appears 10
be fiat upon the surface, but that gradually
seems 90 rise up until il is perpendicular
and stands apparently a reproduction IN
black of the real monument which beside 10
is white and glowing I'm the sunlight The
scientific explanation of the phenomenon is
that the shadow at first is really fiat upon
the water. but that. as the heat of the ris-
Ing sun causes vapor 30 rise from the
ocean. the shadow gradually becomes cast
against the bank of fog instead OF upon the
water, and is really straight up In the air
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PETROLEUM.

New York. April Petroleum opened
firm at ST lc, and became strong after first
sales had advanced TO S3a,c. The market
reacted and closed at S2l.c. Stock eX-
hangc, opened al 81 lc;highest, 50 c;closed
at S2i4c
OH CITY, Pa, April Petroleum
opened at Sl4,c; highest S3a,c; lowest
81 ic closed at s2a-c G. Sales la3.OOO barrels;
shipments, 1!,lN3 barrels; runs SLIGO
barrels.
BRADroRD, PA, April l4-Peroleum
opened AT slaic: closed at N2a.c; highest
S3i4 c: lowest 9.c; clearances '6N 600 bar
rcls.
PuT,BURG, PA, April H. Petroleum,
fairly firm and higher: opened at - i,c;
closed at S3a,c highest S3a- e; lowest 81 5sc.
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FOR SALE.
Glass Works, Machine Shop & Foundry.

WE OFFER At PRIVATE SALE. As A
w whole our entire real estate and fixtures
consisting Of Gln>, Works complete. large
Mould Shop and machinery. also Machine
Shop and Foundry fully supplied with tool, and
patterns our works are centrally located. near
coal and natural gas. and with excellent ship
ping facilities.
on May 49, 1890 no p. m.. II uusold. We will
offer it 90 public sale ON the premises.
TERNs.-One-third cash. balance in one and
two years. secured by mortgage on the property.
For further information apply to
d.TNA GLASS y MFG co.
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Aspiring Nouth-Nes, sir. i I'M gong
West Nomoucy in the East What the
usa iu rloddnc along I'm this stfete section .
The Vest Is the place for youth and ener-
rv.
Same Youth la few months later, in the
West Yes. Mrs Hashh0use know nay
board bill is "a good deal overdue; but have
3D. little patience. I hUve just seat 10 my
friends and relatives I'M the East for money.
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For Pittsburg. $40 and 7.9O o. No.. and g - p.
M. daily. and 90 p. IN. daily. except SUNDAY.
Washington Accommodation, 5.35 p. m.. cN-
cept Sunday.
ARRIVE.
From Pittsburg. 1000 a. Do. daily. 1880 D. u..
except sunday. 6.55and 1910 D. no.. daily.
Washington Accommodation. - On. m.. daily.
except sunday.
CHAS. o. SCULL.
nol0 General Passenger Agent.
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SALE.

TINHREE ROOMED HOUSE. on FOUR
i teenth street. lot 6ONl0O az soO
SA Roomcd House ON Market street, lot S}NSO,
40 SlGpU
Six Roomed House on Main street at sl.60O
Ten Roomed House on Main street al $500.
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STEAMER BELLAIRE.

STEAMER BELLAIRE.
Leatr Wheeling Daily Trip. City Time. 81.
$50 lI.0u and % 50 am.. 2.OO. 500. 600 D. m.
Leaf. NhorNn- sundays City rime-S.uO 10
.u4 Do 3d.. u-- 900. f.UUaud $500 p. n.
WHEELING * ELM GROVE
RAILROAD. ON and after Monday
Nrt0Nrr -otn. l,~3 train. ou the Wheeling aud
..u Grove Railroad win run a, follows.
Leave Wheeling. Leave Wheeling PARK.
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Mctnl NInrket.

New York, April l4-Pig Iron. dull
and easy. Copper, dull at sli p. Lead,
quiet domestic 3 So. Tin. steady.
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.

" TIME TABLE TAXING EFFECT NO
ycmber - 1852 Passenger trains will run a>
follows Central Time. Al trains daily except
those marked thus 3. which DO not run ou sun
day:
sorrm BoUNp. No.7t 40. No.3' so. 0
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DRONIES. LEASES AND ALL KINDS OF
/ Blanks for ,.ic 900 the REGISTER Counting
Room
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FOR RENT.
GEO. j. MATHISON,

Store Room No 1852 Market street
No. 1913 Jacob street Seven Rooms. SIS
Money 90 loan on Real Estate security.
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Realizing the fact that prophet is
not without honor save in his own coun-
try. we will make a prediction. II the
HitcIqcncc- gang cannot crowd AtNln-
SON oil by getting such good men as y.
b. Scott. for instance. To appeal to MN
that Dice cannot Dee elected. they Will
knife him before the hour of nominating
a candidate for Congress i'm $500. Paste
this I'm your hat. as We base our repuia-
tion for past and present prophecy on
this MISUNDERSTANDING Iticgi"m.
Welu wcll How these Republicans do
love each other,
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Register
0ruuclrrs' Q5uinr.

4 RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE
n OF -ENrIANArIoN or kETER-
ENcE MARKS. tDafy. SUNDAY excepted. +Mon-
ilV excepted SSuuaaN excepted. saturday
.l..rr-I. saturday only 90 Meridian. De-
,.r.6.- ID. lSsq WLeeiin- time. which is one
hour eIrIi,r than Central llmr
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Trains via the pittsburg. Cincinnati and So
Loui, Railway. Panhandle Route. leave wheel
ing Tor Stcubenyille. pitt,burg and the East
G,2O %. 3D.. j. o. p. DID,. BID p DID,. uud - 90 Do r
For Columbus. Cincinnati. indianapolis and 50
Louis. go 49, m. and $40 %. 10. For Coiumbu
aud Chicago, ~. - p. iu. Trline arrive at Vince
ing go $50 %. m. 1000 a m.. - % %. m.. and SO
D.. m. Trains leaving 700 q 80 %. DO. and HrrINlU.
100 SD p. DO. ruu solid between Wheeling aul
Pitt,burg. AL train, daily except SUNDAY
r.fN
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A strong sentiment has been develop
ed in thc lower end of the Fourth dis
trice iu favor of the nomination of Hon.
Rankin Wiley for Congress. Mr.. Wiley
is strong and popular man and a >ter-
ling Democrat. He is the kind of "a
man that inspires victory; but one thing
more than anything else the Democrats
.ofthc Fourth district need. and that is
harmony among themselves. They have
an opportunity now 90 prove that the
Fourth District is mqueStionably Dem
ocratic. A good leader and an united
party can do TO-.
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Chicago Express. i2:i5 and so a. m. and $40
2. M, daily, and li:OO a. m, daily except sun.
day.
Cincinnati Express, 5:35 "a. m. and $40 D. M,
daily.
Columbus Accommodation, ll:OO a. M, daily.
except sunday
81. Clairsyiilc Accommodation. ll:OO a. ~. and
l;;J and $40 p. M. except sunday.
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The drill seems TO Doe going down i'm
nearly every quarter of the State. The
Putnam Democrat says the well in that
county is now down l.G0O feet. and ia "a
few weeks two new wells will Doe begun.
Almost tine same measure OF activity
prevails in Wayne, Cabcll and jackson
counties. while oil operators have be-
gun 90 lease iu Logan. Il West Nir-
ginia does not develop into great oil
producing State, 10 will not be- for want
of q thorough test.
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33nilrpnns.
baltimore AMP OHIO RAIL

" T d y = WTITT NJ VI T III ,
At Wheeling. Eastern
time. Schedule 10 effect
November 2ith. 1889.
MAIN LINE EAST.
For Baltimore. Philadel-
phia and New York. 4.35
"a. M. 2:25 aud 1880 daily.
Cumberland Accommo-
dati0n. I'D "a. M. daily,
except sunday.
Grafton AccOmmoda-
ton. 2.25 p. M. daily.
um.,laffnr -.0l . Oil, nv.
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lay
ARRIVE.

MOundsYllIe ACCOMMODATION, 100 a. NJ. eX-
cept Sunday.
ARRIVE.
From New York. Philadelphia and Baltimore.
$50 a. m. and 1913 p. m. and n 10 p. m. daily
Cumberland Accommodation, 5.;j b. ~. cX-
cept Sunday.
Grafton Accommodation. l2:f5 D. M. daily
Moundsyille Accommodation. e.05 a. No.. eN-
cept Sunday.
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WEST VIRGINIA.
COMMENT on TIE NEWS OF OUR
STATE.
Interesting Gossip From West Virginia Papers,
The Fourth District Political Situation
Gil Development ten
eral Notes.

Oar friend W. T. W. Barbe will talk to
the students of the University at Nor
gantown, ON April Il, about "Our Trib-
utcS TO Caesar Fortunately for Cesar
he is dead.-PdbcrSbiug Sentinel
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rRANS-oHIo DIVISION.

TRANS-OHlO DIVISION.
For Chicago s.Sj and 1880 %. M. and 1910
p M. daily. aud i:i5 p H.. daily except sunday.
Cincinnati Express, 1000 a.. ~. and l0.l5 p. ul..
daily.
Columbus and Chicago Express. except sun
day. 4:l5 D. m.
Columbus Accommodation, AIS p M, excep,
sunday
ST Clairsville Accommodation. l0.05 q. ~. aul
! a and 1. - p m, except sunday.