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The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1890-11-01

A new cure for stammering is to keep
silent ten days, and then speak in whis-
pers for ten days, gradually returning to
the ordinary voice.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1890-11-01
Last year the japanese sold $1S, 0O0,.
600 worth of coal. They are rapidly de-
veloping their mines.

Russia is doing everything possible to
get rid of all the Germans in that coun.
try, and has just refused to naturalize
any more.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-08-15
Excursion to Historic BattleEelds

a series u special excursions to the Battle
fields Of Cedar Creek (Niddletown.) Win.
chester and Harper Ferry, under the auspi.
ces Of the Grand Army Of the Republic s.e
announced for August 90 September l8
and October lG, 1890, affordiug n rare on.
portunty TO visit Tie Historic Gr.gnl
where he coutJud,ng hosts struggled n-
victory.
Tickets Tor these excursions VIII be sold
from all ticket stations on the Baltimore and
Ohio r. L east OF The Ohio River af one faro
for the round "trip nn August 80 and 20
September - and 10 aud October 10 and
JIG, 1880 valid for return journey Ten DAYS
including day OF sale
For Jhe ncCou mediation Of those dtsfiro
to visit tl7 Bstu,fslds Of Auusuu s1I Get
DsburR The Baltimore aud Ohio H r. Co.
will place on sale excursion tickets IL
one fare '.r che round u.a 90 tL.e points
az lluUer. Ferry sri Wrseslau. tl It 81. q
August 20 to rs iuclu.ise good t1 rttur1
unul August ze.o inclusive. September Dr.
TO % inclusive good 20 rct1-1 uuii ~cprem.
Der % Inclusive. October .5 to 90 .rl.r-fl.
good 20 return until October 25fl inclusive.
for rates and time OF trains cell on or fa.
dress Agents b. & r. g. Gav s-ga
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-08-15

The BRITIsH Census. The Hills
Tor taxing the census IN Grea. Britain
aud lreland mex, year hsy been pub !.
iishel For the most pars TIC a.
"a ngcments ere inueh The same 50 .Lcy
were n'ne eass ngo. The census - :
Is 6xej Tor Sunday. lie IA II April
and the particulars 10 be asked for 10
Eng'ant ind Wales are tic name.
sex, age, profession or occupation,
coudiiion 80 10 msrris e, relation 10
head Of fami ies, and birthpluce OF
every person who abode 10 sDy hou Sc
on ihs night Of the CENSUS DAY, show
iog also whether any such per.on was
b iud or deaf CT dumb or imleuIe or
lanatic. Tie oily new question 10 be
put is one recommended by the c-u-
sus committee name J, where tie &C
Gu Ter is IN C upa,ion of LEES ,Lau
1--WE rooms, IS 10 the number OF rooms
he occupies.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-08-15
Low Rates TO Boston.

The National Encampment of the Grand
Army q lie Republic will be held 1T Bos.
ton, Mass August 10th TO lG,b, 1890. aud
for this occasion the Baltimore and Ohio l.
Co. will sell round trip t.cks,s from al
stations On Is lire East OF tic Ohio River
10 ali trains on August OH to llh iucll o.
sive valid for return passage until August
2JlS, inclusivcJ at one lowest frs, C.us5 lsie
tCr the rou-d trip.
An extension Of time until SJptember 30ih
can be secured by depUsiuug the return pait
o. the excursion ticket with the JOINT Aguct
the ierminsl roads AT Boston
Tickets will be sold via New York all
rail, or via New York and Sound Lines, or
via the new route 10y way Of Bethlehem and
the Poughkeeps'e Bridge
All o1Curton tickets 10 Boston yia <
q. X. r are good via Washington
For routes aud rates call on or ed.iress
Iikect Agents, Baltimore and Ohio Rail
hoad. aug8-2w
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-08-15

We desire 10 Eay 90 our citizens that FOR
years we have heou selling o. Kings New
Discovc-y f1r Consumption. Or King Sew
Life Pills. Buc.su's Ar0ila ~s.,e a11 r..
lectric B.ters. aud have never htuI.eI rom.
edie5 that s.II as we'll. or thaj give aIc.
niver5ll satisfaction We do not h.v.t.
90 guarantee them every time. aud ve stand
ready 20 refund the luflhlsc pucs, 10 slus.
factory results do NOT tutlG Nlr r.a
These remedies have won tt..r great p1ra.
lariW purely on their Lels Nuuan..u
& DuCr, DBEs -tC.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-08-15

ttNtH ore sou "a Nea NAAhNAs f1fAf - aN I'eF
reutfCeoerally zoe from iivc vcish,. sheen
are cola gross. tbst is live slghi, O. uc;h-
iug c..
AT CALVERTOS YARDS.
Prices e Beef Cattle Ibis seek rnrsa 81
fciioNs Btsi Feeves ~ 4 % a - 81. thcso
gesrrsily fat,d frs' euslity. 2 25aS4 l2l
rsaiuu @ good fair quality 81 S7S
sni ordins,y iLiu Steers, Oxen ssa Cows
= 90 - - Ter 100 ne.
uf ne Cattle receivsG TsG Assd came fror,
Virgins. y r. N Msrylard. 81 fro, Ohio.
IS from keUtutiy 100 from IVES, Vieiais.
srd IS Fem Illinois. To'nl receipts for the
verk il20 head against l2o0 LAST week and
1873 bead a. ne tine ,Est wear
90 TIE offerings today 1873 mead were tskec
by Baltimore bufCtCrs Is country deal
ers, SGD Sc g., E-F'efu huyers Total slles
fr- lie week 1850 head sCriust 1875 last
re,k. ard go b'ri sane week las year
SEvrP AND iANBs The receipts are some
loco head ip sAttss Of last wc,k IS numbers
sad ihrir quaiit shows no charge. There
Is q fair de-isnd In sll The ysrd' The is
IN Gd-auce owe; list week y,'ues of about
&c on both Sheep frd lsmbs. TIE hip
Iutn's Fast are not - extensive % those of
last week. We quote sheep 81 q a 81 cts /;
,xtr. 3 Ter 10 gross, nnd Lambs ~ u g
cents per 10 goes The receipts Of Sbeep
ard Lambs this week uUmte'ed G.3l7 head
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-08-15
EXCURsIoN TO C0LoaADo.

Excursion tickets tn Colorado
StrnSs, Denver AMI peublo are now
on sale n, al! coupon ii-kct cfIices Of
the Baltimore Z Oh o Ra;lrnad at 70.
duced ra e., vaiil for return )ru,ney
uhlLI Oc.olo. at, Is9D.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-08-15
/ S sic Inyes,ncnt.

ls one which lie guaranteed 70 bring you
satisfactory results, CT 10 Gaze uf faiiu-e u
return OF purchase price. On this cafe plan
sou con buy from our advertised DiUCgiri
bottle Of Or. Kings New Ditcovrry for
Consu,G F,iOn. IT is guaranteed TO bring
relief IN every care, whta used for any Ba-
e.tion u Throat, Luugs or Chest, such as
Consumption, In animation Of Lungs, Bron-
chitis, Asthma, Whooping Cough, Group,
etc. etc. II 10 pleasant aud agreeable to
taste perfectly safe, and eau always be de
pended uPoa. Trial bOt;l.5 fee at y ill!am.
on & Oilers, DcIg gi5l5.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-08-15
EElEEEE=CFF

In Sp'iucs,'d. Trt5!av. August 70 by
Or. Firl'l. Nr. Charlie ur " Jovet. and
Hiss Emma Dnn."u shannon, d-g.h,er OF
james slarL.n, E-q.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-08-15

10 iHE Lrir.w Iloaso inform your readers
that have positive remedy FOR tho 5bsyo.-,,,.5
d'aoiaa bE ii5 timely uF9 thousands or b. .re.as7
cases boy. boom r..ll. u.. .'r c.r.f f.t.Tt. rr.r
'2 scni two bottles OF my rsual. PRE-. o. -r.. ~
Fe't r.i-7 Who tara c.Hs.uIF .uif t..ye..l
seH1 me- tarir Ngar-s ard o.. Cd tIsrs. R .-.-.
fully, k.sL. -I 1s.C.r,I p.s.. IN
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-08-15
Piowirg will coon be done by e.
.Cc richly.
Take Care ! Who're Is Dance.

10 allowing inactivity q TIE kidleys 10
grow through negleci The deadly sbsAls
of RGght's di ease sud dish''cs wilI wick
tho eUodly bark OF health fit il love TO
drilt rrddor.rss upan them. The bladder.
too, 10 inactive, std juG cicus H.ediya,ion
does not spec Oily d;rec, tie hy.,l to0aid lhg
Port OF sei,ty vail be Whemcd nv the qfck-
ssnd Of disCrse Ia SCI, citing . diUrctc let
your choice fall upon EOstItier's oio-ach
BiIte!s which stimulates The renal organs
without irritating a"d exciting theUi. two e..
Gets 10 te fTIithtuctd u,m tie uuTtd c. ted
stimuli largely resoited to- These have a
tendency To ierc, IL juaiciel'y The lHi,e, :
iuv.gorato tie kidneys aud ulsitc-, in con-
mcn with The nerves ard iht dig.st.ye CT.
game sud so aff1,d l.siing ali. IL asO az
fCrds dual e5s,sIsnce "a proyeu'ing aud cur
iaQ intermittent and i,uiiJeat lever Gil
iousnsss COT siipa,ioE AMI Ehcunaiis.I IL al.
so sgtiHE ties aug lin
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-08-15


Editor Boyd, OF Mar in burg, WAS
IN town Monday
Miss Mamie HISS visited file nts
in town this week.
Mr.. ID. Il. IIcisIcIl returned Mon
day from P,nnsy lyan;a.
Master Robert Brady is visiting
his uncle, Genrge S Arnold, Esq
Eear South Branch Station.
The friends Of Henry w. Rolls
were glad TO see him in town las,
week. He is doing well in b llaire.
Mrs. Salina Marshall, daug liter and
grand Guild OF Virgin ., are visiting
her brother, Mr.. John ". Marshall.
Mr. Jonathan Bloom, Of Higgins
vile, made US a pleasant call Tues.
Gnv.
sir Tom Neale, Of Kryscr, vi-ited
his sister, Mrs II IL Johnson, in tLis
place Tuesday.
Keep in mind The time Tor the
Branch Moun'ain Festival ut III.
j mts w. Thcmpsou's The IS h aus
29th Gf THE month.
Il L. Gulmie, EGG, Of Spring Geld,
was ia town Tue, day taking IN the
ConventlCn trd Institute; lac re,urn-
ell Wednesday
The Senatorial Convention held
here TuGad " upm mated II q Gllks.
son, of H~n sb'Fc, and Solomon
~
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-08-15
HA HHE 81 y ~ = and y hislkoy RABBITS
n - ~ q y Est4t cured at home Nith-
~ - EEE out pain. BOnb oi pn-.
Is a a u ~ EHE ticularS sent fRiE
GSS< sSruesnsrexs1E1B II. NJ. WOOLLEY Al M
&ss' Atlanta, Ga Office l1i1s Whitsaail ~,
A C A r ID .

To NE People Of Hampshire COUNTY:
We desire to state II at we hav .
purchased from II Ivan Devan-
Ter bis stock, fixtures and good
will OF his Drug Store III Romuev.
AMI will, in the future, conduct
the Drug bust ess in the most mp.
proved manner, Keeping at all
tim es a seloc stock OF fresh an
pure drugs AVID chemicals, Toilet
articles, PeSiunery, Soaps, ToDth,
HAIR enc Nail Brushes, Il fCll Eao
OF fine Stationery, Paints, Oils,
and everything usually kept in u
ti.st-cIass Drug Store. By strict
attention TO buzin ess we hope to
merit your esteem and patronage.
Very respectfully,
WILLIAMSON & DILLER.
HSy~ rescrii tons carefully COM
pCun Iod at all Lours, day or
night. Nov. %. 1899.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-08-15
Great Reduction in Summit,

Eve:l body delighted with the price nd
queLc OF oo extremely low prices and good quality aud
quabe OF dealing with patrons large b daily
Special attention called department Tie i'm.
monse rooms used for the display trunks filled with
~ grade and lc OF trunk known the trade Here
from tie cheapest dollar trunk the best A
10 this del "rmeut alone is worth journey fifty m
Genemniy statesmen Will take pleasure showing
hcmenber that examination OF goods obligation
sole agent Tor Dthas justly celebrated quality New
O
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-08-15
Stephenson
f C33tdie Seminary.
CEABLESTOUN, JEFFERSON
20 " "
CO. W VA.


NHE next sf5sion will hcgin S-pteuiber
! 9'h, 1890 ind close June 18Th. 1891
or his school Rev. ". W Woodwork.
Of Oavis, says:
From long personal acquaintance with
hev. q y Campbell and from actual 90.
so'vo'icn % The methods OF teaching and
ihe discipline OF the tcbool Of which no
Principal can mCsi lenr'ily commend him
an bis school 20 nil who haze tiers
10 educate, assuring them that al pupils 10.
der tis care viii receive instruction from
ior4hiy ccmUe'ent aDt faithful teachers
and ihat ltcy VIII p'.1 luge around them
10 bis family 800 Gle happy influence Of IA re
fined end clrIsrna home
WA ,
John T Vance, =, &C
or '.'3gDe ,o0ttir,ng Terms, courses
o. study &c apply 10 PuuOp,t.
kyv. O. n. CANPBELL
Chm! .s,own~ Jefferson Co
Aug J, 1880 DIV
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-08-15

1t is proposed 20 boId q national
convention Of business men IN = CT
mond, Va.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-08-15
WANTED.

We want al A No ! Agei.t in TIL, couu-
~ AT once, 10 take charge of our business
aud conduct the sale az one OF the very best.
most DeritoiiouS, and fastest selling inven
tons ever CGer,d 10 the American people.
To ihe Eebt person we will pay liberal
ssar} or allow large ccmnit:icu. For
iuil particulars address
NULTAiC BELT CO..
NJ 2iS, MaiEhAll. Mich
Aug /, 1890.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-08-15
Sasas'A ID. Edwards

Greatest One. Price Shoe, Hat
% Baltimore Street. Cumberland, Md.
Ladies' Misses Chdren's, Boys bet.
uG!Iy and lower price other
dollar Ladies' Dress Shoe wonderful.
dres thte in Con Balls dollar strike the
with Hmazement Nothing like seen before.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-08-15
Ecs,inIIic Persots

And ;ho7c tF1.i.aJ with uervou,uess resulting
fa.a care .r uyeF@orl. viii be relieved BY taking
BFutCjt's IRON BiiteiS. Genuine
hos ..a-, mas. a..l clo,-ll Iei ls.l-4 oaN.l.ier
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-08-15
ne cHaEtEa /. yoo5LtR CO.. sariza,a. W.

There ,re 800 flrmcrs' alliances
in Mississi,p
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-08-15
Sh ely 81 Wirgman
Planning Nil. Contractors and
Builders, Plans aud Esli-
macs Furnished.

"a handle Sash. Doors and Blinds, la.
W GLIDING Hils pat inside Siliug
Blinds something new and ui,e. We keep
o. hand, Flooring S.dinFJ end a smiey cf
&cHidnCs and inside finish, Ia hard VI
sokwCci.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-08-15
TIE MARKETS.

EALTIGORg CATTLE MARKET. !
Tkurfcsy, Aug. 2 .s9o. Z
I Cattle sre soid ~ Nsse seures I've wei b
Dogs ore sold ga re; vsight. 'hsiis &C r~r
ceutfCeoerslly zoe from iivc vcish, She.r
are cola gross. tbst is live y ghi, o. uc,h.
ing CEl
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-08-15
a Sunday School Teachers Con
vention,

VentlOn,
Will be held in the NJ. +. Church.
south. on Tuesday. the 10Th us E,
al 8 P. NJ.
The following subjects will be dis,
cussed:
i. The necessity Of getting all to
attend Sunday School and tee best
means to accomplish the same BY
MI r o. Wirsm II. Di-cu ssion.
2. What the sunday School Teach.
er ought TO b. anl do--oy Mr.. {. +.
Poland. Discussion by ). |. Kree mer.
). How TO spirilualize the sunday
School - 10y Rev. ID. L. Reid. Dis
cussi-n by Mr. w. +. Wirgmsn.
The above will he in'ersperstd with
good mu ic, prepared especially for
tie occasion, nOng which Is SOLO
by Miss May Rubey.
All inter, stei in Sunday School
work, pupils. teachers und Omccrs,
ate cordially Invited 20 attend.
REV. HENLY MANN,
Mr.. BELLE G. HARRISON,
S. 1. KREEMEu.
Commit &C.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-08-15
We are also .lGcJ1t& for

W { are CblSO .I9CIICS JOT
e: gines Saw-mills, &c as manufactured
10y the AullmGn-Tayior Co, hose r.puta-
uon - too well known 10 need connect.
clean lumber.
&S> Come and see VA or write q Us. Al
Inquiries Chceriul5 answered
SHELLY q Wi.tGMaN.
Bomney, Nay 8, 1890.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-28
LIE. FIRED

through the thin lid, crying out, Take
care of yourselves ont therer He then
easily knocked the trap out of the way
and leaped to the roof, There, stretched
away for a block on either hand, were a
succession of roofs, each flush with the
other and separated only by low fire
walls. Several houses distant the rob-
ber was running. Upon this race course
the contest of speed was resumed. The
thief ran to the last roof OF the block.
the officer in pursuit. Nugent was
climbing the next fire wall but one,
and chuckling to himself at the
narrowing chase. The thief jump
ed to the coping, looked back
moment, threw his arms wildly about,
and shot hcadforemost over the edge
and out of sight, Nugent had never
heard of so desperate method to avoid
arrest and had not anticipated it. He
paused, with the cold perspiratiOn
streaming from his brow. He turned
to descend to the street, where he might
at least
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-28
rLUcKY OPERATORS ESCAPE.
Tramps Try to Plunder IA Railroad Ohic'
at Bainbridge-A Thrilling Experience.

Tramps Try to Plunder Railroad Onice
at BaInbridge-A Thrilling Experience.
BAINBRIDGE, o., March 27.-Charley
Boyd, aged "a years, night operator at
the Ohio Southern Railway depot, was
attacked by two men last night. One
Jumped through the ticket window
with a railroad pin in his hand and the
other robber broke in the back door
with revolver in his hand. They
tuSSled with the operator, Boyd. Boyd
did shoot at the one who came through
the ticket window, but thinks he missed
/ him.
The robbcr with the revolver put his
gun to Boyd'S left breast and fired, but
by sudden turn of BOyd's body the
ball missed him. The powder burned
his left breast. Also the skin was
marked by the ball. The ball was eX-
tracted out of the Office partition and
is thirty-eight caliber. Boyd's cries
frightened his aSSalants away. He then
notified the night engineer, Michael
Mayhan, and also Marshal Arch Cork.
Boyd says the robbers were about thir-
ty or thirty-five years old. Both We're
shabbily dressed with boards oil two or
three weeks growth, slouch hats and
looked like tough characters. The
larger one would weigh about 40
pounds and the smaller one would weigh
i2O pounds. They came in about six p.
m. at night.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-28
Trlbnie of Respect.

At the regular meeting OF the mem
bcrs Of Mayors Band, Monday March
"a. 1890. the following resolutions were
adopted:
WHEREAS. The Almighty Father, In
His wisdom, has taken from our midst,
one Of our most esteemed and worthy
co-workers and trusted officers, \. l..
Van Horn. President Of this Band. il
seems fitting that We bear testimony Ia
our sorrow and loss; therefore.
Rcsolrcd. That our friend was worthy
OF the high regard in which We held
him, being in life kind, courteous and
obllging in all his intercourse with Us,
with high sense OF integrity. honor
and justice, and We feel that IN
his death We. with the cOmmun-
ity. have sustained loss greater
than mere words can tell. Though
called I'm the twinkling of an eye. yet he
he was ready. not found sleeping when
the bridegroom came. He 81 lived that
when the summons came he could wraI
the drapery of his couch about him and
lie down to pleasant dreams. May b,
rest in peace.
To the grieving wife and relations,
left to mourn their loss, We sincerely
tender our warmeSt Sympathics in this
greatest of earthly trials. May the
Great Comforter minister kindly "a
them.
Rcsolrcd, That this action be spread
upon the minutes OF this Band and a
COPY be furnished To the bereayed fam
lily. also copy furnished the city daily
papers, with a request to publish them
j. YAHN, Secretary.
WN. MAYERs. Leader Of Band.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-28
CRIES OF HELP.
THE HAVOC OF SPONTANEOUS COMBUSTION IN
A SUGAR REFINERY.
Pieces Of the Building and Machines Hurled IL
Every Direction WOrkmen Panie-Sticken.
A Score Of Bruised and Bleeding Victims
Taken From the Ruins

Chicago, March PA disastrous ex-
plosion occurred this evening in the
Chicago Sugar Refining Company's
plant at the corner of Taylor and
Beech streets. One man was fatally
hurt and twenty others severely
burned. The explosion occurred in the
starch drying room. Spontaneous COM
bustion is supposed to be the cause.
The building in which the explosion
took place is two story briek
structure separated from the tall
main building. Twenty-seyen men
were AT work in the starch tower, and
General Manager Arnold Behr had just
entered the building, when there came
a tremendous clap, followed by flashes
of fire and the rumbling OF falling tim
ber. Shattered portions of the building
and machinery were hurled in every
direction, and the men in an instant
found themselves beneath mass Of
debris which was soon ablaZe. Two
hundred men are employed in the main
building. When they heard the report OF
the explosion and saw the glare Of the
flames they were panic stricken. Cries
for help sounding above the roar Of the
fire brought the main building men to
their senses and with the aid of eighteen
fire engines the refinery was barely
saved, and by lively work when once
started score OF bruised and bleeding
victims were soon being deposited on
improvised cOuches in the laboratory.
The explosion resulted in the loss of
at least three lives, and the w0unding Of
sixteen others: The dead are: Labor
crs Franz Graf, OF South Union street;
one Tiedeman. Of 1874 De Kovcn street.
and an unknown. Louis NcltShorSt and
Frank Baptistc, both laborcrS, are
badly burned and mangled and will
probably die. Three others, Albert Hess,
Frank Hollish and Michael Hauer are
missing. General Manager Behr and
Foreman HbOldt received fearful burns
about the face and hands. The others
injured are Hansen Tarpc. John Gilli-
gan, VIM. Eiscr Oscar Shultz, Fred
Kraft, Peter Gcrhardt, Martin Stark,
Anton lIallock, VIM. Hallock, Joseph
HoSwold, George Dvorak AND six others
whose names are unknown.
The loss on the building, stock and
machinery Is about $4,000.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-28
THE DOCTORS ARE HERE.
First -Four Month. Free Of Charge

The four eminent English doctors
now permanently located az the nh'r-
man House. Bridgeport. Ohio. have eA-
tended the time to April 1T, ln ord'i 20
accommodate many that called Dut ia'l'u
/ IN see the doctors because Oi the Iais'
number present. All vino no" Nisit 'h'
doctors before April lst will receive ser,
vices for the first four months iree oi
ch,rge The only favor desired Is a
recommendation from those whom they
cure. IL. -est,
y,Iids visited the doctors, aud out Of
tbis number 49, were rejected as incura-
bic.
~Tbey treat every variety Of disease
and deformlty. but will in no instance
accept an incurable case. II your NAL
adv i beyond all hope, they will frank
lv tell you So: also caution you against
spending more money for useless treat
mcnt.
Remember dates and 90 early, a.
their Offices are crowded from morning
till night.
Office hours, 0 a. m. to 1880 p. m.
Sundays, 10 a. m. to p. M.
p. S.-This GOVERNMENT STAFF or
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ated by an act Of the Legislature.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-28
ruE RIVER AT CINCINNATI.
The steamer Keystone state Rides Her
Highest Flood.

CINCINNATI. March 27.-At . o'clock
tonight the river was 81 feet, having
fallen . feet and inches. The steamer
keystone State left for Pittsburg, this
evening, riding the highest flood an
Ohio river packet ever rode.
1t has been drizzling all day
here with an occasional brisk
shower until tonight, when at : o'clock
a thunder storm with heavy rainfall set
In. 1t has grown more severe, until at
o o'clock the heavens were luminous
with inccsSant flashes OF lightning and
the streets are deluged with the rain
fall. At half past Q it Stacked mp.
hut the whole heavens continued to look
threatening. The telegraph Office here
works its wires to st. Louis with great
difficulty. but south and southwest
through Kentucky, Southern Indiana,
Southern Illinois. and Western Ten
nessee. il had no wire communica-
tion Of half past tonight
and had not had any for an hour and a
half. A wire at that hour began to
work badly to Lexington, Ky. No re-
ports from the lower Ohio valley have
been received here. Meagrc news
from the upper Ohio valley report rain
fall everywhere.