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C1is.S in the Iron Trade,

LONDON, Sept. 2S.-A crisis is impend.
Ing in the Scotch iron trade. The mas.
ters have given notice to the men OF q
Wholesale lockout on the fourth OF next
month, unless an amicab!e settlement Of
the Disputes is effected in the meantime
-os WHICH there is no prospect at pres.
ent. The fires in number OF fgrnaces
arc already out. The threatened stop.
page OF production has caused excite.
nent in the iron warrant market.
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Flour Mills shut D04yn.

LlspoS, Sept. 2S-All the flour mill
proprietors here have combined to close
their mills in order to try to compel the
Government to allow them TO import as
much wheat rs they like, and to repeal
the recent law iorbidding them 10 import
more than oue.hast OF the wheat grown,
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A euro for Consupa,,on aud Sick. .ueau.

DR.. Silas Lane, while in the Rocky
Mountains, discovered 4 root tha. when
combined with other herbs, makes an
easy md certain cure for constipation.
1t is in the form OF dry roots and leaves,
and is known as Lanc's Family Medi-
cine. twill cure sick-headache in one
night. For the blood, liyer and Kidneys,
and for clearing up the complexion 1t
does wonders. Druggists sell it for so
cents a package, davis
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A SIOVh DEAL.
An' hf't'niiers G.bDis Up Another nj,
Industry.


BOSTON, Sept 2s.-1t is officially an.
nounctd that an English syndicate has.
after monthH of negotiation, succeeaoI
scsemrng comnagv control III o. the Masae Furnacs
an'hany phIpary, s,oro o, GChelsea; the Smith (
and tny o,2or 9'oNe sN,s,i company, OF Wakefield,
the manufacture OF stoves N nnd ,Iiassa T. sal III
IN this vicinity. The magnitude u,rHGes Of ,bs
investment u may be judged from ,Hs tue ~.
that the net profits Of the two u cn,n rnu a.cI
named were for the year SuIso"Ipahies enSIs. n
her ha 81, 1857, sl5s 2ls 10; yesr pssy,m, enin,
aaJ.,. Zee ,mbnf 81, 1883. Sl73 ,l57 I2: v," vens
eHT'hs Tm. december 81, l5oo, slSS, ,O2S 10 ca
cora rnm ,,d,;p Prospectus gives The nsu,e Of tbe
En- En- ,aca n"s'on Eo as inc American Stove and
capital Of G250,0O0 in common ~ " ,,Ia nave u
,efiea shares, and el25, 1000 in . per cant ~
m m>rtgage bonds. p'' eene
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New YoEK, Sept. 2s.-A young
woman, who is known rs Mrs. Brad
ley, but who ia said to be
Juniata Sergeant, formerly Of San
Francisco, died in her apartments
last night from asphy yxiation, caused by
inhalins Illuminating gas which hal es.
capped from IN open burner. 1t
was learned that she came home
somewhat the ~orse for liquor abou.
midnight Friday night and retired to
her room with a bottle iull OF liquor.
The remains will be forwarded to Cali
fornia,
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WtTZEl COUNTY REPUBLICANS.

Ahe County Conventional stropr TIcke.
N"mlnnted-rho Resolutions,
Special Dispatch TO The Inttaigenecr.
wlLEYvlLLE, WErzEL Co., W. Va.
Sept. 9S.-About 500 of the !, 400 Repub.
licans of Wetzel county met here for tbe
purpose of nominating county ticket.
The convention WAS called to order bv
y. l. Stewart, chairman OF the Executive
Committee. NJ. l.. Hill was made tam.
porary chairman and IS. McCasky ter.
porary secretary. Mr.. Hill upon iakiro
the chair, made q fifteen minutes sDperh
which was warmly received. ON mot;on
4 committee Of two from each dis,r;n;
was appointed on Permanent Orraniza.
ton, Order OF Business and on Resoim.
tione. -'eo''"'
The Committee on Permanent Orysr;
zatlon reported in favor of makips the
temporary organization the PERMANENT
one and the report was adopted.
The following nominations were th,n
made: House Of Delegates, J. a. Hon..
OF Burton; for County Commiss;onsr
uugh Cossray, Of Earnshaw for County
Clerk, H: r. Thompson, OF Littleton.
Mills. ~ i1"''7
The Committee on RESOLUTIONS r.
ported the following, which were ,,nan;.
mously adopted: A'An'
WHEREAS, The County Court Of thin
county, elther through ienorancc or nov, @
suasion by those who would be diIec,lv
benefited, illegally laid tho law tc,
1881 Tor county and d.stric, purposes in
excess OF the constitutional limit and
have failed to provide remody therr-
fore, '''e'e
Resolved, That we present to ,l,e so,.
payers OF the county a candidate who II
elected, will look directly to tho inte,-
ests OF all tax.payeru, irrespective of
party, and will see that no such illegal
acts arc hereafter perpe,rated nnd eS. Ws
ask tho support OF all well meaning
sioner. ' 'o'''"HS-
Resolred, That We endorse the cour&o
OF Hon. &. ". Atkinson, our wor,hv
Representative in Congress. o'''
Resolsed, That We do heartily endoua
the nomination OF Hon. W. P, uubba,G
ior i Congress- and pledge to him our
hearty support.
J. NJ. M..McISTyRr. Chairman
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Pentileton Didn't Spr,,ls.

7F'@''1' 17F'z7eFFtF 10 f3S 1ffft31tVtHCfr,
CLAEKsnuRa, W. Va, Sept. 2s,-John
" fendls'on was expected to open tho
democratic camraign here last night,
and his appearance in town in the after
noon gave color to the report. For some
reason he did not speak but went on TO
Wilsonburg, where he is reported to
nave made Il speech. One of the town
papers announced that he would speak
here last night and many persons who
went to the Court House expecting to
hear him were disappointed.
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New YonK, Sept. 2s.-The cunasd
steamer Servia, was sighted off Fire
leland this evening. Among the passen.
gers was large delegation Of English
iron aud steel manufacturers, who will
attend the international convention
opening here this week.
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poddridsu Democrats.

oV'rHe' O'dpllcH 10 tHt 1NltIlycNctT
WEST osloS,W Va. SEM. os,-Abont
hity DoddTldge county Democrats az.
sembled at tho couy. t.ouse bero ,a,, ~
day.; aay and n. m PLACED tie following countv
saiss, M y. +. Ludson; for Clerk " Of A1cir c;r.
cnit CocIt, Henry Ash; for Cicrk of
OoEaey Court, L. ". Pearcy: for Cnw y.
mlsslonsr OF the County Court " r
Carder. Every candidate was uo,ninn,.,d
by acclamation or on the ii,s, iii"TIeu IL 'iie.
There was very little enthusiasm D"'iot. nnM !,
"appearsI ap pann ! mat mat the ticket had all bsen
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TIE COhFteENCE REPORT

Passes thu House = Major Mcllinles's
speccit-Ohiy Three Republican Ktckcrs.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Sept. 2S.-The con.
ference report on the tariff bill was adopt
cd yesterday afternoon by the House
after discussion lastiug six hours
Tho vote was l52 yeas and 81 nays.
There was no evidence OF threatened
outbreak OF Republicans in violent oppo.
sltion to the bill.
Not word during the whole days
discussion was uttered By Republican
against the bill, and on the final vote
only three bolted the traces and sided
with the Democrats. These were Cole.
man, OF Louisiana Feathers.on, Of Ar
kansas, and Kelley, OF Kansas, all OF
them being induced to take this action
because OF the heavy reductions in the
sugar schedule.
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j. M.'McISrYnE, Chairman.
Barbour Republican,. En,,,r..,

Special Drpntct to Tie Ine.iiqenter.
PmLLlrI, W. Va, Sept. 2S.-The Re-,
publicans met here in nass convcn.
ton yesterday and nominated WIN.
lam Robinson, substantial iurmar of
this county, for House of Delegates in
the plsce OF S. 9. Kusmisel, Who W. ."
celved the nomination for State Ssnsta
at Buckhannon on tho 10Th ,ns,a,t
Nothing hut harmony prevailed ".. nj ~.
convention and it is generally hai;."n'1
tha. Prof. D. W. Shay has now m u,uu onro
nent that will nnseat him. ReuubI;c,n
prospects, are at premium in tia comn
" una tnc party expects to march
through this laI! with hn best part of ,In
ticket, at least, II not all. "'' - ''e
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How 1t Guss In Vienna.

VIENNA, Sept. eS.-One thousand
mother.cf.pearl button max rs have
been locked out owing to the Mckinley
bill, which the manufacturers believe
threatens to stop the entire trade with
America,
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BR,sToL, "a Sept. IS John William,
q ccachman, and his brother William,
have been left, it is said, over $1,000, 900
by tho death Of their uncle, Theodore
Lulerick, Of parsec, Calf.
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The population in each OF the twelve
largest towns in the same district is given
as follows:
Pentl0n Surse0n AppOIntcu.

Special Dispatch TO The inteiigmccr.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Sept. oS.-The
Commissioner OF Pensions has appoint
Ell DR.. D. S, Hoffman Pension Examin.
ing. surgeon at Bslington, West Vir-
ginia.
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Another wheeling Well.

1ecial Dis0c:eh to The In!ell,gcaecr.
BELMONT, W. Va, Sept. oS.-Thc
Simpson Company's vel! is in and no,
up to expectation. There is good show
OF oil in the hole but no flow. The well
will be- short.
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Ready fOr n Fight,

PARIS, Sept. os.-Ths French Govern
ment is preparing m extensive e%pedi:
ton against DAhomey, with the object OF
compelling the King to submit to French
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"Can nothing more be done Toy the
prisoner, Mr. Brief" II fear not, sir"
The legal expedients are all exhausted,
are they?," "No, but the prisoner's
money is"
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MERIT wins, rs the marvellous success
Of Hoods Sarsaparil!a shows. It pos
sesses true medicinal merit. Sold by NIL
druggists. S
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SEVENTH UlilU DISTRICT.

Tho Population M Reported by the Super.
sisor-Growth of Lr"ding Towns.
Specist D.spatch TO the Intcligenctr.
WAsHISoroN, D. G., Sept. a7.-The
Census Bureau has given out the result
of the census in the Seventh Supervisor
district Of Ohio, which embraces eleven
counties as follovs.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-22
went yeIpfng OUT or ngnI-ccran'on
Letter in New York Sun.


NJ. Thiyrier, a workingman, elected as
such 10 the present chamber of deputies
in France, wears all the time in public
the blouse which is the badge of la
borer In that country. NJ. Thivrier be-
gan work in the coal mines al Commen-
toy, France, when twelve years old. and
for twenty years remained in them, han
ding the pick. Afterward he became
vinegrower and dealer in wines. BE Is
a Socialist, but not a communist, "for,
having" as a French paper puts il, sac
quired his capital by his own hard work.
he cannot easily understand how that
capital should belong TO all the world" J"
Through all his career he has stuck TO
his workingman's blouse, and it was
largely upon the strength of that pecu-
liarity that he was elected deputy. He
is said 10 be a man of unusual intelli-
gence and a good speaker. When he
came to Paris 70 take his seat his blouse,
which he wore not only at the chamber
but at receptions and all other functions
which he attended. made him at once
famous.-Paris Letter
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-22

Is one which is guaranteed 10 bring
you satisfactory returns. ~ in ctse 81
tasiure q return of purchase price. on
tnis safe plan you can buv from our
advert sd dTuvg 81 bottle of Dr.
Kings Ncw Discovery for C0usumrto
r. is guaranteed - iIug relief .n rcrv
case. when used for any affect 8n -
Throat. Lur-s or Chest such ~ Com
sumption. Infsmmat on of LunE. -0n-
cl.t.s. Asthma. Nhoopng rn.
Group. etc.. etc It IS pleasant and
agreeable to taste perfectly sa and
can eIravs - depended Uurr Ira
hotties ~ cents. ~ Peck Brothers afGg
store
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-22
H.erIt Wins.

We desire to say to our citizens that
for years we have been selling Or.
Kings New Discovery for Consumption,
Or. Kings New Life Pills, Bucklcn'
Arnics Salvo and Electric Bitters. and
have never handled remedies that sell
rs well, on that have given such uui-
vcrSal satisfaction. We do not hosi-
tate to guarantee them every time. and
we stand ready o. refund the purchase
price il satisfactory results DO not fol-
low their use. These remedies have
won their great popularity purely on
thcl: merits. Peck Bros, druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-22

war; George NJ. Knowles. Battle Greek +;
Henry Nleman, Ipsilanti; Riley Har-
ger, Soldiers Home. Increase-francis
II. GOOdenOugh, Buchanan; Green Dud-
ley, Jackson; Joseph Mathews, West
Bay City; John HOman, Caesnlre; John
Vuppenheimer, MuskegOn; Charles De
low. Dushyille; George Jockey, Bloom
ingdale; SIMON NJ Babcock, Adrian;
Asa I. Crapo, VermOntvllle; Aaron
Mlddaugh, Port Huron; Edwin Nixon,
Grand Ledge. Relssue-JOseph ;. Pres
colt, Eaton Rapids.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-22
Tb.IadiesDelirhted

The pleasant effect and the perfect
safety with which ladies may use the
liquid fruit laxative, Syrup of Figs,
under all conditions make II their IA
vorite remedy. 1t is pleasing to the
eye and to the taste, gentle, yet effect
ual in acting on the kidneys, liver and
h0wpls
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-22

II i the current report about town
that kemp's BaiSam for Sore Throat
and Lungs = making some remarkable
cures with people who arc troubled
with Coughs, sore Throat. Asthma
Bronchitis and Consumption. Any
druggist viii give Won = trial bottle free
Oi cost. Itls guaranteed 20 relieve and
cure. The large bottles are SOC and s.
Pears is the purest and best Soap
ever made.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-22
Grain, Flour and Feed

Wheat-New 76c Z bushel.
Corn--3J@32c e hushei.
OatS-New 24@25c ? bushel.
Corn Meal-Sl5O0 2 ton.
Rye-a5c '. buSlrl.
Bar!ey-<l .0Ja l.2U hundred.
Grouud Feed-si4OJgl5.00 r ton.
Bran-sl2.00 2 ton.
Middlings-sl o. e ton.
Flour-Lily White $40; Patent 500 q hun
tred.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-22

OF the Package department, Boston &
Maine Depot. Boston, Mass. Mss Ielen
Jones says. I wasa sufferer from ruer-
al debility, hiliousucss and water hFash
for several vcars, ani life seemed al-
most a burden 20 me. After using a.
most everything sulphur B.tters cured
f,,r
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-22

Bind bleeding. internal and external
pilos fssure, fstula and rectal ulcers
cured. or no pay. Treatment palnless.
No time .0st from work Hundred o..
references. ETamiuston free Lake
s-de physicisns room =. Porter bocS.
1924 Monroe-st. Hoers-9 20 :, ia v.
Tuesday ard saturday evenings, . % ?.
sundays. le 70
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-22

tlTT tHFa sf EAt NfFi y
GrtvD R4Frns Mich. tf. up
Notice ls hereby given fhat the assessment
roll for the cons Ilrtls ol eees lu ffos-
= - Feee So = led. from = p.fHf ffef
80. a rf the south line 81 Has ngs street J..
soufl 20 couaeef win me seH.T ir tHrf
Trt rrrf fI fhr ffr - &c Rap c. "a
rorv d rnv bands anf that 7 Nlu receive pay
rrrrf thereon frr fhe f-pr 9d ~ twef fr DAYS
from fhts cate. al TIE of1os of ths CifT Trees
GFoReF 2 TEBET.
Na-I City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-22
Showed ExperIence.

Tommy (after a whipping)-Say, pa,
did you ever 20 10 scar
Father-No; why?
TOMMY thought you must have
been captain of whaler-Lowell Citi-
zen.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-22
The Hot Water euro.

Old Mr. Cumso-The doctor certainly
told me to drink hot water one hour be-
fore meals, and here | have only been
drinking for twenty minutes and III be
eternally etceteraed if l can swallow an
other drOp.-Life.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-22
A Modern Aladdin.

First Trampof the Gang-Say, fellers,
here's an apple. Shall cut it into quar-
ters?
Second Tramp-No, cut it into fifty
cent pieces Burlington Tree Press.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-22

IF you had taken two of Carter's
Little Liver Pills before retiring you
would not have had that coated tongue
or bad taste in the mouth this morning.
Keep q vial with you for occasional
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-22

For doa't care. dull, tired feeling,
npover.shed biood. duil pans II ha. (
ar1 head, fantslsng - q erurtl0rs.
hfn1p's esrssrarll.s never fa..s - i've
2 ef- We slvavs guarantee - Preo
3 reT bottle. II6ts' drug store, I2s
Ncrrre-sE
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-22
Blood Il The Life ,

J. NJ. Loose Red Clover Co., Detroit:
/ cheerfully furnish the same for
publication.
Mrs. s, age sc, cancerous face [cell
cancerl, has tried many physicians and
on presentation TO me was a horrible
sight to look upon, nose partly eaten
away, deep pits II cheeks. forehead
and chin. As last hope put her Oh
LOose's Extract OF Red ClOvcr-laree
doses internally, and as a local appli-
cation, | used the solid extract In
plaster form. She improved rapidly
from the first week, and IN four
months was entirely well. Now eight
cen months since first treatment and
10 signs of return.
JOHN i. WEAVER.
liberation of the leg (IndOlcnt Ulcer,
Recovered entirely alter three months
treatment with Red Clover Extract and
Solid Extract Dressing. Now one ycaI
since treatment and no sign OF return.
Cancer of Lip and Skin disease.
Entirely cured with three months
treatment with Red Clover Extract
and solid Extract Dressing, Now ovcl
year and no sign Of return. II. B.>ec-
onGary syphilis was entirely cured by
Red Clover Extract IN three months
with none of the after results such a:
are left by Mercury IN such ca ases
If YOU have any doubling physicians
they can write 10 me and ] viii give
them ful. history Of each case. DR.
". II. YARNALL.
Write for testimonials. For sale by
White & White.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-22
FnrIners, Producc-

Butter-l65lSc 4 pound.
Eggs-lZi4c = dozen.
POtatoes-,)C & Dushel.
Cabbage 3.uUa4.i 80 e hundred.
Turnips-2oq.3 3Jc q buShel.
Beets-yjc q bushei.
ParSuips-5oG5Jc e buShel.
OniOns-60c c bushel.
Apples-5tG E bushel.
Lettuce-l3g gJc r pound.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-22
Jobbers' Prices.

Apples-s2.256 go ? barrel.
sl.75.g 200 Z bushel.
Eggs-lt9 Ice e dozen.
Butter-lSt01Cc ? pound.
P0tatoeS-40c Z bushel.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-22
BuckIon's Arnioa salve

The best salve IN the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rhcum, fever
sores, letter, chappod hands, chilbiains,
corns and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
ton or money refunded. Price 25Cents
per box. For sale by Peck Bros, drug
Clsts, corner Monroe and DiylsIOn-sts.
Beccham's Pills cure bilious and
nervous Ills.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-22

Green-31 "a ze r pound.
Part Cured 4tsc z pound.
Full Cured Al Is Sc Y pound.
Dry-40t5c ? pound.
Calf SKINS GDc ? pound.
Sheep Skins 500 &C each.
IallON-3S35sc z pound.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-22

Dressed Besf-si-5l8t09.
Dressed P0Tk-ttupg4Sl.
Dressed Mutton-o8I IL Z pound.
Dressed Lamb CSC e pound.
Dressed Poultry spring chickens. l09llc :
pound fowls. sts@c = pound turkeys. l-e !
pound ducks. lie pound.
, 1890-05-10
The Heather Chinee.

WASHINGTON, May 9.-Ass SAINT Sec.
rotary Techcnor, in response to the senate
resolution calling tor inform lti1n relarve
to the evasion Of the law prohibiting
Chinese immigration, today sent the sen
ate reports from specill agents along the
borler. Agent Whitehead, at Niagara,
calls attention to a phase of the subject
which, he says, is likely to become a seri-
Gus question. Chinese persons are found
unlawfully within the United States snug
gle1 from Canada, and they do net have
certi6c ties showing they have paid the
dominion cns'oms taxes of $3.50 per head.
How are they tn be returned
TO the country whence they
came? The dominion customs officers re
fuse to admit such persons into Cana la
without the proper certificates and our
officers will then have to choose between
smuggling them back or placing them on
bridges connecting the two countries,
where they are certain to suff,r much
discomfort before release.
Special Agent Brooks, under date of
Toronto, May says he has creditable in
formation that during the past year up
wards OF 200 Cinnamon were unlav fully
sent into this country from Canada
, 1890-05-10
kEEFE BRICK ARDS
Temporary Yards of a Home Com
pany Will BE Established Monday.

TIE temporary yards Of the home
brick company, of whieh NJ. P. Keefe is
the manager, will be in full operation by
this day week. They will be located on
the school section southeast Of the fair
grounds, several acres of this tract having
been leased. These yards will be but
temporary and are established to relieve
the pressing demand for brick. Clay
there Is of excellent quality, but the de-
post is limited.
Brick will be made by hand in the
Keefe yards until pending deals for ma
chinory are closed. Mr.. kcefe is moving
cautiously, as he wishes to eventually
have a plant here that will be unrIvalled
in the West. He is now in correspond
enee with several machine houses and will
early decide upon what is desirable and
then place a big order. In the perfected
yards will be made bricks of all grades.
1t is intended to start up the temporary
yards Monday morning. Twenty men
and several teams will be employed. SIX
mills will grind the mud.
A couple of large kilns will be burning
in about fifteen days. Contractor Keefe
needs a few thousand brick himself and
then wants to have a supply on hand
when they are needed.
, 1890-05-10
NEWCASTLE A HUM MER
Visit of Cheyenne Men 10 the Lively
New Town.
A Ride Through Country Opened by
the Burlington.
NewCastIe's Coal Mines and Pros
peCtive Coke Ovens.

The Cheyenne gentlemen who visited
Newcastle under the care OF Stock Agent
Eyler AMI as the guests of the Bur
~linRton, arrived home yesterday after a
delightful trip. Yesterday afternoon the
party drove TO the Belvoir ranch of 6. B.
Goodell and visited several of the Warren
Live Stock company ranches. Last
evening they were banqnettsd at the In.
ter Ocean.
Newcastle was a revelation to the junk
eters. They found there a lively, bust
ling own throbbing with activity and en-
ioying growth as substantial as rapid. 1t
is the best new town in the whole cou Itry.
Coming into existence less than a year
since it has an air OF permanence hat at
once arrests the attention and commands
the wonder of the visitor. There are
many costly frame buildings with paint
scarcely dry, while the mortar in the
score or more of imposing brick struc
lures boosted by the town is hardly set.
Newcastle" said Judge Miller, has
several buildings that would appear credit
able to any town in Wyoming. The
lately completed store of Fitzpatrick Bros.
& Collins would not suffer by comparison
with any business house 10 Cheyenne"
A mar must hustle in Newcastle to
keep up with the procession. The leaders
are keen, shrewd men who think but to
act and who are on the alert for an OPP
portunity to advance the interests OF their
town These men have surmounted
great difficulties in the way of overcoming
several menacing natural Disadvantages,
lack of good water heading the list. This
defect has been remedled 10y the ingenious
diversion of water from springs several
miles distant. As becomes the county
seat Of the new subdivision, Ncwea tie is
lately putting on frills aud several NUM-
cipal improvements are contemplated. A
city government mas been doing business
for some months and a boarl Of trade is
put ing in some good ticks for the town.
Inspection Of Newcastle's famous coal
mines, the foundation of The town, was
one of the vents of the trip. The man
ner OF working the measures Las been
described at length in these columns, but
1t may be said that new machinery is being
aided continually and the management is
improving the facilities for increasing tie
output.
Coke ovens are to be built near the
Newcastle mines. as the coal produces eX-
cellent coke. The slopes and rooms will
be lighted by electricity.
A side jaunt by the excursionists was to
the Dakota Hot Springs. Throughout
the trip the guests of the Burlington
were royalty treated by the company.