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Rogers, Erorn & Co.'S Circular. Z

K0Jers, brVVH q CO. stHcHur. 1I4I1I.. Va '--T-
A very extended and close
inquiry into the facts OF actual consump-
ton by foundries and mills, warrants TIE
statement that i y not materially cur
tailed, and that the new year Is going al
most as prosperously in this respect as
the bullish predictions Of December
pointed to. The persistent non.huylng
policy Of consumers, however, leads to
tho impression that consumption is
lighter. It is certain that heavy buying
must begin soon and the lower prices
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Ullt Sntclligtuttr.
'thoo Nos. 40 and a. Tourtoenth Street.
A WINTER SONG.

Translated from the Grman.
How calmly dost thou 10
In white rObed purity, .N..
...a Thou sleeping Enrthl I..
Where arc tho songs OF Spring
Where Summers painted wing
Aud all her lnltth?
No blossoms wrcathc Thy brow;
Thy hills and valleys now
Ate bleak and bare;
n.. Tho little birds Rre dumb;
The bees no longer hum:
Yet thou art ialr
Thy houghs and branches shine
Win radiance divine,
,.,. 30 pure md brlsht.
VINO hath prepared thy bed,
And tlcCkcd thy slceninv head
With crowns Of light, ID.
Thy Father from above
my snowy vcsture wOvc.
Tho weary no y.... .u
Into bis rest doth take, .. III.
uutll Nv bids them wake
To ecstasy.
Soon At the aprlngtlmo's birth
Thou shalt arise, oh, Earlhl
,r, With strengthened powers,
the Fathcr'a hunllght she'd "a
On tho shall wreathc thy head i.
Again with flowers.
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So successful has Dr.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery proved In curing
chronic nasal catarrl,, bronchial anu
throat diseases, that It's manufacturers
now sell 1t through druggists under u
posilire guarantee OF It's benellting or cur.
ing In every case, il given q fair trial, or
money paid for 1t will be refunded. Con.
sumption (Which Is scrofula OF the lungs)
II takcn in time, Is also cured by this
wonderful medicine,
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Foul tartar Is disease and death
Vi only to the teeth, but breath:
II tnluts tho mouth, and to our snilo
Gives most gbss!ly tiugc, the while.
But II we've S0ZODOST close by,
WeMay Its worst assaults defy. NwFAw

DOES a snou storm, look like cargo OF
indigo, in comparison to your feelings.
Doyou think everybody's hand is against
you, are you irritable, ugly, and cross.
Do you feel that your friends all find
fault with you; are you tired and dull,
do you know spring medicine is what
you need. Nature is crying for Loose's
Extract Of Red Clover. Try It. For
sale by Logan Drug Co., bridge corner
druggists, Wheeling, W. Va.
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An important discovery. They act on
tho liver, stomach and bowels through
the nerves. A new principle. They
speedily cure billousness, bad taste, tor
pid liver, piles and constipation. Splen.
did for men, women and children.
Smallest, mildest, surest. Thirty doses
for twenty-five cents. Samples free at
The Logan Drug Co.'s. . i,
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WHEN Macbeth ironically asked,
"Canst thou minister to a mind dis.
eased?" he little knew that mankind
would one day be blessed with Ayers
Sarsaparilla. In purifying the blood
this powerful Alternative gives tone and
strength to every function and faculty
Of the system. paw
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I-------T" ~ N
Ducklen'a Arnicn SALIVA.

The best salye in tho world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, aalt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
box. For sale by Logan Drug Go.
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titled. Flour JUL BIT. firm. wheat, cash No.

settled. Flour dull but firm. Wheat. ca,h No,
DHasc; March soasosfc. closing al 0c; MAY
Ss at Corn. Sssh NY No. sssI s: G Sl9ti
:sjsc: May ?9'sa2glse. closing at 9ytc; July Sic.
0su, cash No: :. 2ls,ci May 2!a2!lc, closing 81
a Ely Sn e sici Iniy M ys NJ; 4!e.
SO 70: May $40 NalO OS, closing al 80 is; June
SO CoalGd. closing a.tlo G!S July siO G5aiO u,
closing q Sl0O; Lard. May G.,71hsa6 sc. clos.
Tx a. o.l7Sc; June G;22IISa621}ic. closing ut
hl5e shoulders 4iGai5oo: short clear itsai To- O.
whisky !. ". batter easier: creamery 2fxc;
finest wcstcrn 2ia?3c; finest dnirics Haylc: tne
western lSc. Eggs lsi.faltc. -. -
NEW foRk, Marah 2i-Flour, rcccip,s e6.lG2
pactases. exports l,tI barrels aud 1900 sacks;
market dul aud unchanged; sales 10, SuO barrels.
Wheat, receipts 37.90J buShels: sales 3,yil,UJ
htstcis Of futures aud GG,UU bushels OF spot;
spot market dull, lower and weak: No. Q real
slMaasr: ungmded rod 7rt.s6hci No. / north.
or; No. ?rrd March $50; April $50: May ssisa
sShc, closing al Ss&c; Jun0 $40; July S5i1aSGc.
closing at August iI.as,s, closing ii slXc;
september seq: December s714asT53tc. closing al
voO bushels; sales SG.0OJ bushels Of futures and
lD.GC bushels Of spot: market weaker; un.
Graded mixed 3?l4a3yac: March 3Ghc; April
9Gs.G; Msy S7.ie; June sslc: July ssHc. Oats.
sales ~ oo bushe!s 0, futures and ID GU 6,aaea
Xiv ",En. sns stsAS S Me9ca ~: Apt1l S9.c;
wcstorn 'o.,s t,c. STi,, , "n w., ~, MIAea
Chicago go Ii.y AMI Inn, w S!',GSS; 10
md iossS ucinis I'M %u' Mups qItes Toaso ssa
iISal7. t,c; May II. DC; Juno l6.sssi6.9jc; July
lG.!oc: August lG.boslGG5c: September 10 30s
l6.75c; spot Rio ntmer al NSIc, suTar, raw a,iet
and lower: refined G,iut and lowar.
mould A 63.l6c; standard a 6l.iGc; coniec.
t!orers' a DC: cutloaf 7hc; powdered
pic: graduated and cubes Size Molasscs and
lice quiet TAllow firm. RosIn quiet. Turpcn.
n: oI m ~ Slo .alo,s; do new sll boal?
s sa.Ia,p tsmS " Wais W. Cut meats strong. Lard
aSe JUns H. s. iaIS sISSc; Ap,i! S:yc: Nay
!einpcf o.ilc; october 0I4c. Butter easy: west.
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Wheeling 1.-Two Stock Market,

m. M WHEELING, ". VA, March Is.
Caule-E1tra, 1000 to 90 lbs. Csc; good,
go 10 900 !6s. a4a3.ioc; good, 500 to 90J lbs.
Sait1c; ia's 200 TO SW lbs. Ease; COMMON, COZ to
100 lbs. 2a2hc.
lfogs-The receipts are falr with prices stcady:
extra 20 TO $50 lbs. g SOFAS 70; good, lGO 10 is0
lbs., s. 65a3 Is: common. 81 2ia3 50. - : .. "
Shke9-Actiye: extra, 34ai>ssc: good, Skate.
CIlifs-Jn5c. = $50. .
Fresh C0rs-Slow nt SO C0a3O 90. Ip NJ
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The advance agent OF spring appears
to have made dates which hU was I'M.
ablo to fill. s00,l'. '"'",
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FOR SALE,

No. l%a2 McColloch street. lot e2xcG........s s 90
The very desirable property on the northeast
corner Of Fifteenth aud Jacob Etrcets, fronting
e. feet On Jacob street and running back TO the
ulleY 100 feet. StOreroDm and dwellings Nos. 81
days, WcO!rr II bargain. 7 .'E'
NO.3ll0 McCOlloch street, on easy terms.
RlNEtiART & TATUM,
Real Estate, Stocks & Fire Insurance, /.
mylI lli3 MARKET STREET,
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The beginner is never quite sure
whether he is riding the bicycle or the
bicycle is riding him. rgHs.
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HIeti,ls.

New York. March 2h.-pis iron qu!e. and
Meak. Conper nominal: lake S!4 .. Lead dull
domestic 81 9!H. Tin dull: straits 80 20,
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Petroleum.,

NEW fonK, March 2j.-Thcrc was practically
no market ios spot; Apiil option opened steady
a. S'<c and dropped sharply to sS1t.. Then The
decline was checked and ndyauceu until The
close, which WAS strong at s54c. 80 :"
on CITY. March 25.-Petrolcum opened a,
s14c: highest SEC; lowest STE: closed At $40:
menis 1918 barrels; runs Il. 5OGb arrrls.
PITTSBURGH, Pa. March 25-pctroleum fairly
active and closed firm; opened ut Slka: cIo,co
at SIG: highest SIZE; lowest s3Ac. " 1895
BRADFORD, PA, March 25.-Petroleum opened
a. a., df1c; closed at Si1.c: highest sic; lowest
sS1ic; c.caranccs l,l5i ,eOJ barrels.
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1.-THE best joke l ever wrote" said
Witticus, II forgot before committing to
nanern
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FOR SALE.

Five loomcd dwelling, u North broadway
street, Sl,IN. - r.s.-. l.f- ,!IiT
Thvee roomcd brick house. 70 South Huron
Street, 81, O9J. g. = z,lls ~. Z, /.
Three story business house, 2l0S Main street,
Sd0 'ftit. ~ y @ u ~
Nine soomod dwelling, 81 Thirteenth street,
Sl,SN. Ar,s}rJf-t' .asL1-,i
business block on Market street.
Right rooulcd dwelling, 1853 North Front street,
good property, $500.
Eulld!ne lots, all sizes and prices, in NIL parts
Of the city.
Stocks bought and sold Loans negotiated. <
G. o. SMITH, 7a5,s
Real Estate Agent md Broker,
mI.l 1910 Hfaiu street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-03-26

Ask for Van Houten's Cocoa-take no
other. iwIy #H. r-. MWAF.6
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There is no use OF shedding tears over
split milk. 1t probably has been
watered enough already.
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1.-Two Stock.

CHICAGO, March 25,-Cattle-Recetnt, -tno
heAu; shipments 500 head: market slow. closing
heasy; beeyes 81 soal 70: steers s. 9ai %; stock.
ers and iee,iers s. 40a3 Is: corn fed steer, Ii 0os
~. Hogs-kecetpts HOO head; shipments
oiank; market strong and jal0c higher: heavy
Sheep Receipts 10000 head: shipments 800
mead; market strong; natives 81 O0ao IS; western
corn g ied 81 OOas o0; Texans s. 20A5 80; lambs
EAST Liberty, Pa, Slerch o5.-Cattlc-Recelpts
2so head: shipments 100 head; market barely
l,l0o head: shipments 500 head; market allow
medium aud selected 81 loal 70; Workers 81 loa
~; piss 81 coal TO-. sheep-Rccelpts 100
terday's prices. : ~ 'eo
clSc1SSArl,, O., March 2s.-Hogs, stronger:
So,o on ann !lghi y 35ad packing and butch.
head, avn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-03-26

For constipation or sick headache, use
Dr.. Piercc's Pellets; purely vegetable.
One q dose.
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Wool.

IlllLApnPlitA. Pa. March 25.-Wool market
quiet; Ohio, Pennsylvania aud West virginia
Xxx mud above 3?a3ic: Y 3OaS3c; medium nsSsc:
coarse u aS6c New YORK Michigan Indiana and
coarse 3l1Ga3Gc: line washed deiaiue x and XXI
:sa31c: medium washed combing aud deIairc 39a
ilc:.coafse DO 35a36c; Canada washed comGInc IA
Ic: tub washed. choice 3ya ioc; fair 3aSc; coarsc
a a!; medium unwashcd combing and delnjnc
torial l5apJc - 'A-'~' ASAAA
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easier: midtllnr lie. iNNN' "AN
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FOR RENT.

POSSESSION APRIL 1. 60.
Store room, with dwelling attached. Excel.
lent location for Il dry goods business.
4 MONTH.
No. g. rear Of 2lla Water Strect........,....S G 90
No, north bank OF creek, cast OF Alley L. G w
No, lt2 Me''olloCh II 90
No. 2EG Main 800
No. ~ Main 20 90
no. H'!1 Chnpinc street, 2rooms.............. 0O
JAMES A. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent, y. 8. CHIN Attorney and No
ulrv Public, No. 1872 Market Street. nr1I
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KANAWHA n Ou10 pI1I,u1,z- :

IEoH1; ". KxLLxY, Receiyer,j - !.
teSH IAN neIss: change without no
Ohio River Katiroad, arrive yhsyiSs,nnr y: "
11!ao KS p NJ w 9; T. T. r. Leave CSar Misse,
P a md f,Ia.S Wh6ssl9g Via co
Central Standard Time" snnS E1cepI Sunday
,eaye C q. 500 NJ. arrive %Seeina i W.
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FOR RENT.

No. 1901 Main street, linn building, 20 rooms.
Splendid location for small hotel or boarding
house. H d
PER MONTH.
No. cSl1 Woods street. rooms, 8 00
No. 2ii9 Mniu street, storeruom IL 70
MtOom frame house In Alley Is aud Alley7 500
No. Il Scw Jersey street, 6 roolnS IS %
Residence At Elm Grove 7rooms............. % 70
Residence at Elm Grove, 10 rooms, ......... 20 s.
Residence NJ lcathcrwood, Groolns.......... IS 90
No. LIS alEln ST., rooms aud htOrerO 10 %
House OF rooms on South Elm It,. Island Il 10
No. 1900 Market street. rooms on 81 door.
No. liza Market ST., otlico rooms OIL ii door.
Martins Ferry, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10 90
No. $40 MrCollocn street, 10 room s,,,,,,, Is OO
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DosTos, March ?5-Wool market uncha n red
Ohio 3oaalc; Xxx and NN and above S3aSic:
10. !. sc; Michigan X &c; No. l washed conb.
Ing :sa'9c; Ohio fine delalnc SIC; Michigan do
Sll4c territory, fine delainc stn5sc; tne med i.
um o1aaoG; medium 5oa5?c: Texas aud California
S9a:'c ior SUPER :,a23c for extra; foreign woods
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Dry Ganils.

NEW YORK. March 2j.-wool qniet and steady,
a ss'5H fleece !,a?6c; pulled x7aS4c; Te1as
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Central Standard Time,
BGnnSy |Vdnid ljnGS.|
From BrIdgeport statlon

49, From BrIdgeport Station,
Trains via the Cleveland & Pittsburyh pn,,.
Ioa s leave bridgeport for Pittsburgh, Chicaro
AUD C!eyeland, 1850 am. For Pittsburgh. Io:tl
ro1 pt tS5 ghhs spS S AND G Geyyesna
8teubenville, 6:33 a. m, = >'o' - IL f0E
T1a!ns arrive at bridgeport at 1853 A. m, 1922
T. m N; l:A p. M. f:S 2. M, and 1852 D. m.
"a sait Inie only-for East LIVERPOOL, GA
- Nj rum nMt liverpool, ll:l2 p. IN.
FROM WHEELING STATION. .. "
,n T5siR. y. The Pittsburgh, Cincinnati ayg.
Ing for stsnbenyiIlch
6:9 M, 1874: T. m $40 D. M, and s In n ,n
. Loa 40 A. n. And s:4op n. For colnmbus
ins HpSaso M MI iop M At Wheel
p Trains leaving At SO a. M and a ar1,v S
a. at. S:D p. n. run solid between Wheeling sni
Plttaburgh: All trains daily exccnt snndsSs "oa
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TRAVELLERS. GUIDE.

A RR1vAL AND DEPARTURE or
"a TRAlNS-on and after Nov. q, lssy.-Kx.
PLANTATION OF RxyxkKNcx MARKS, sDaily. t8un.
day excepted. MONDAY excepted. lsaturday
excepted. SUNDAY only. Saturday only
Eastern Standard time.
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IL
~ virtue Of n deed Of trust made to me by
GSiSl tho l2th day OF January, A. D.isso, aud 70.
rofIlrd IN tho Olico Of the Clerk OF the County
,'o,lrt OF 0hId county. West Virginia. Ia Decd
nj trust Book No. ~, iolio v. will oncr for sa,o
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1890-08-29

though it may detain your ladyshfp-IwM
read it. Humph. it is short and 20 the
point This will certainly give n little
trouble fear, however, that besides the
assurances your ladyship will not receive
much"
Nothing. My husband was always .
poor man, as you know. At the time Of his
death he left a small sum of money only.
am, as a matter Of fact, greatly incon-
venienced."
Your ladyship shall be Inconvenience
no longer You must draw upon rs. As
regards Lord Harry's death, we are in
formed by DR.. Vimpany, who seems to
have been his friend as well - his medical
adviser"
DIR vimpany had been living with him
for some time"
that he had q somewhat protracted
fllness.'
Il was away from my husband I was
STAYING here in London-on business-for
some time before his death. I was not
even aware that he was in any danger
When hurried back to Passy / was too
late. Ny husband was-was already bur.
led"
ut was most unfortunate. And the fact
that his lordship was not ON speaking
terms with the members Of his own fami-
ly-pray understand that I am not ex-
pressing any opinion on the case-but this
fact seems to render his end more IN
ESopv."
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1890-08-29

I'm the mend
the consumptive who's not be-
reft of Judgment and good sense.
He's taking DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery. If taken in
time and given a fair trial, it will
effect a cure. Consumption is
Lung-scrofula. For Scrofula, in its,
myriad forms, and for all Liver,
Blood and Lung diseases, the "Dis-
covery" is an unequalled remedy.
It's the, only guaranteed one. IF
it doesn't benefit or cure, you get
your money back. You only pay
for the good .,-ou get. i
"DiscOvery" strengthens Weak
Lungs, and cures Splitting of Blood,
Shortness of Breath, Bronchitis,
Severe Coughs, and kindred affec-
lions. Don't be fooled into taking
something else, said to be "just AL
good" that the dealer may make
larger profit. There's nothing at
all like the discovery" 1t con-
tains no alcohol to inebriate; no:
syrup or sugar to derange d.
gestion. As peculiar in its cura-
tive effects as in its composition
Equally good for adults or children.
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Sc6ooIboY Wit.

The head master of large london
school. to his utter astonishment. acct
dentally found out that during prayers
several of his lower standard children
innocently converted that clause of the
Lords prayer, lead US not into tempta-
tion," into lead us not into Thames
Stationl' The master could scarcely
believe his ears, and in order to test
whether the lads really understood the
words in the inapposite sense in which
they certainly repeated them, he asked
,ne of them,-
~Where do we ask God not toleed us
TO, my boy?'
Into Thames Station, sir.
The master stroked his chin and pre-
tended to tumble threateningly for his
cane, as he incisively Intercepted.
What Station, my boy, do you
say?"
Please, sir. Thames Station, sir,
persisted the boy in quite an injured
tone, or as if piqued at the masters dis
trust ofhis word.
The schoolmaster gave it up.
Yes, beyond doubt, the lad thought
that 7 names Station was some horrible
hell, where furious locomotives rushed
whistling about at their own sweet will.
waiting for the coming of unprayerful
little boys and girls.
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ID. Ru.1xz, Of Hud.on. married the

DE-. HURLEY, Of Hudson. married the
widow Lynn recently, and the neigh.
bors were surprised to find that in the
marriage records he appeared as DIR.
Hall. The man of pills explains: His
maiden name was Hall, but twelve
years ago he assumed the name of
Hurley, because he wanted to, went
through college on that name and for
all practical purposes his name is
Hurley. But when it comes to marry
ing. why he wanted to be safe. DR..
Hurley-Hall thinks this explanation
will satisfy Hudson people.
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CHAPTER Lat LoUvAIy.

Not many English tourists go ont Of
their way to visit Louvain, even though
1t has Hotel de VILE SURPRISING even
that Of Brussels Itself, and though one
can get there in an hour from that city of
youth and pleasure. And there are no
English residents at all in the place-at
least, none in evidence, though perhaps
there may be some who have gone there
for the same reasons which led Mr.. Will
lam Linyille and his wife to choose this
spot-in order TO be private and secluded.
Ihere are many more people than we
know OF who desire, above all things, Sc
clusion and retirement, and dread nothing
so much as chance meeting with an old
friend.
Mr.. William Liuville took a small house,
furnished. like the cottage at Passy, and,
also like that little villa, standing in its
own garden. Here. with q cook and a
maid. Iris set up her modest mendgc To
ask whether she was happy would be alb
surd. At no time since her marriage had
she been happy: to live under the condi-
ton of perpetual conccalment is not in it.
self likely to make woman any the hap
pier. Fortunately she had no time to eS-
perience the full bitterness of the plan
proposed by her husband.
Consider. Had their scheme acttA,iy
been carried out quite successfully, this
pair, still young, would have found them
selves condemned to transportation for
life. That was the first thing Next, they
could never make any friends among their
own countrymen or countrywomen for
fear of discovery. Iris could never again
speak to an English lady. II they had
children the risk would appear ten times
more terrible, the consequences ten times
more awful. The children themselves
would have to grow up without family
and without friends. The husband, cut
OF from intercourse with other men,
would be thrown back upon himself.
Husband and wife, with this horrible load
laid upon them, would inevitably grow to
loathe and hate the sight OF each other.
The man would almost certainly take to
drink: the woman-but we must not fol-
low this line any further. The situation
lasted only so long as to give the wife q
glimpse OF what it might become in the
future.
They took their house, and sat down in
it. They were very silent. Lord Harry
his great coup successfully carried SO far.
sat taciturn and gium. He stayed indoors
all day, only venturing out after dark
For man whose whole idea Of life was
motion, society and action, this promised
Ill.
The monotony was first broken BY the
arrival Of Hugh's letter which was sent
In with other documents from Passy Iris
read it; she read it again, trying TO under
stand exactly what it meant. Then she
''he would not have taken the trouble
even to write this letter. There Il NO an
swer, Hugh. There can be none-now.
Act b. your advicef Henceforth, must
oct BY erdsr. Ian . coaspiratar.s
I've days Afterwards came . latter from
IL deefof. Ho IL nes think It nooessary
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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1890-08-29
KANSAS RAILROADS

Rock Island officials say, in spite Of
the fact that last August was the big
gest month in the history of that road,
this year will show an increase, and an
increase over August, 1888, Of about
100000.
Axteli Anchor: The Grand Island
railroad had force of men here several
days last week, and were fixing up the
stock yards. Monday they received
orders to go to Oneida and build a
new depot. The general manager
saws that Axtell is next on the list.
Blue Rapids Motor: A special train
on the Blue Valley road, carrying a
chemist in the service of the water sup
ply department, was wrecked, this
morning, at Cleburne, few miles
south of Irving, the brakeman, J. Rob-
inson, of Hanover, being seriously in
jured. The engine and caboose went
down q fifteen-foot embankment.
An application is being prepared by
the attorneys OF the Kansas City. Wy
andotte, and Northwestern road, asking
the United States court to allow an ex-
penditure of money in improving the
old Carbondale branch. This branch,
which is forty-five miles long, extend
ing from Tonganoxie to Carbondale. is,
in its present condition, of very little
use. The motion to improve it is q
part of the plan agreed upon by the
management in making the sale Of
Northwestern stock to Jay Gould. It
is to be used in forming q short limo
connection for the Missouri Pacific be.
tween Kansas City and the west. The
line will be extended shortly to Usage
City, thus making the connection with
the Gould road and shortening the
distance to Denver about twenty-five
miles.
The Brooks locomotive works has
been awarded the contract for building
SIX ten-wheeled engines, intended to
haul heavy fast passenger trains on tho
Atchison Topeka 4 Santa Fe road.
These engines are to be in every 10
spect Of modern type and in accordance
with specifications furnished by John
Player superintendent Of machinery Of
the SAINTS Fe system. They will have
10 26-inch cylinders and driving wheels
of 63 inches diamster over 3-mch
tires. The engine truck wheels win
have steel tires and there viii be bfakes
on each driving WHEEL The boiler viii
be Of The vagon-top crown bar typo 60
inchss diameter at ffout end, with 267
fues, inches diameter. These en-
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