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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-13
TIE Il. 8 0. EEAonING OUT.
With the Western Maryland II VIII tx
tend TO Imnnrtant PnInt..

BALTIMORE, Mp, September l2.-Thc
Baltimore and Ohio and the Western
Maryland Railroad Companies are re-
ported 10 be- Interested in the re-
organization of the Shenandoah
Valley Railroad. The plan Of re-
organization contemplatcs CONSOLE
dation Of the Shenandoah Valley and
the Norfolk and Western railroads, and
extension of the lines 10 Washington.
The Western Maryland now has a con-
nection with the Shenandoah Valley,
and by this route the Reading will also
secure a connection crossing the Cum
berland Valley by the Western Mary
lines.
The Baltimore and Ohio will, it is
understood, form connection with the
Norfolk and Western at Washington,
such an arrangement being valuable To
all the lines interested. The Western
Maryland, under its new traffic arrange
ment with the Baltimore and Ohio, will
reach Washington via the new Belt
Line, construction Of which was begnn
Yesterday.
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rone md CnrdInnl DINO.

LONDON. SEPTEMBER 12.-Adyicc-
from Rome indicate that the Pope !,
not pleased with Cardinal Manning
latest utterances on the labor question.
His Holiness is said to have expressed
the opinion that the Cardinal was being
led by personal sympathy to endorse la
Dor programmes which are not entirely
in harmony with the settled attitude OF
lln Clnrel ON smch nmnstiOns.
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Not Controlled by "A Syndicate

MUNIcH, September -. - So many
statements have reached the authori-
ties that the Ober Ammergau Passion
Play is being run by syndicate which
alone will reap the reward of the enor-
nous interest and patronage tina, has
been accorded to the performance that
they now publish an official denial of
these rumors, and state that no syndi-
catc' Hebrew or otherwise, has pur-
chased the play, and that 10 will not be-
rcDcated anywhere else
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-13
\ NOIsELEss MOTOR.
4 Pittsburger Succeeds In Making What SO
Many People Want.

Prrr,8rnG, PA, september l2.-Ihe
Pleasant Valley Electric Railway Coin-
pany has at last accomplished the task
If rnnuina at least one of its cars aoso-
intely noiscless, and that is car No. 1870.
This ear is fitted up with two Of the
newest Westinghouse motors, and tine
fact that it took a local electric com
nonv to be the first TO succeed in bring
ing about the abolition Of the grating
and rottliug shows that Pittsburg, like
In so many other things, is also ahead
in the manufacture of electric street ear
mOterS.
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,,rrdcrer Buys III. Freedom.

To,m,roNE, AEIz., September r.
lanes DAILY, who murdered Constable
Hawthorne at Bisbee, last April, and Tor
whose apprehension reward Of $1,000
i offered. has been heard from. The
deed Of several mining claims was re-
ccived from Pueblo, Col. by the County
Recorder here for record. Ante Nee
han. formerly well known here, caught
Daly In Pueblo, and IL is believed that
the latter decided his property, valued
at $50. 600, for his freedom. Thousands
Of dollars have been spent TO capture
him In Mexico. but it seems he never
went there.
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TIE nEAvER DAM INJURED.
\ Part Of 1t Washed Out by High Water
Fears of High Water.

BEAVER FALLS. PA, September r.
The rain of yesterday and last night
has raised the water i'm the river very
rapidly. Last night a part of the new
dam was washed ont, but il is thought
the damage will not be very serious
unless the river should continue to
rise A part of the dam is completed,
and had the weatder been favorable,
would have all been finished in a short
fiinn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-13
ROTTEN REPUBLICANIsM.
Another Bribery Scandal Unearthed In
Mercer County. ia.

Mcicel NoAhtNs Ia
MERCER, PA, September 19.-An-
Iother Republican fraud has been un-
earthed in Mercer county. IL has been
discovered that c. J. Law. the Republi-
can candidate for Recorder, secured the
nomination by buying of one of his op-
ponentS, James Stewart, from his own
township. The agreement was In writ
ing and dated May .. The price paid
was Si00-SlOO down and the balance
November II.
The dickcr was manipulated 10y lead
Ing Republican politicians, and the bar
gain and sale controlled nearly the
whole ticket. II not only nominated
the Recorder, but the Sheriff and one
member Of the Legislature, and was
used for the rest of the ticket. II has
created extreme excitement here i'm
political circles, and eudangerS the clec-
tion of the entire Republican county
ticket.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-13

WILKESBARRE. PA, September l2.-
The floods that have prevailed along the
Chemung river during the past few days
have swollen the suSquehanna at this
point to an unusually abnormal altitude.
The current is lG feet above the recog-
nized summer line this evening. and the
water is still rising. A large portion of
the low land is submerged and farmers
who have not yet harvested their late
crops will suffer loss.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-13

NEW PHILADELPHIA, o., September
12.-IncesSant raigS for the past is
hours have caused landslide on the
Cleveland and Marietta road which will
delay trains long while. The new
bridge on the Cleveland, L0rain and
Wheeling railroad has been washed
away near this city. The Tuscarawas
river raised two feet in one hour yester-
day evening. The whole valley is in
undated.
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Persecution Of Lutherans.

LONDON, September IA dispatch
from Berlin states, in regard to the per-
Sccution Of Luthorans in the Baltic
provinces Of Russia. that three pastors
have been banished and So are on
trial, mostly on trivial charges. The
Russian Government is doing all 10 can
To stamp out the Lutheran religion. as
the members OF that church are sus-
pcctcd of leaning toward Germany.
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THEY PERISH TOGETHER.
Mother and Child Flee From German
Hluebeard to Death.

BERLIN. September ll.-Frau Angus
ia Schlcy, who had fled to LangSbcry
with her eldest daughter-a girl Of Is.
whom she loved dearly TO escape th,
cruelty OF her husband. a wealthy paint.
or, dwelling I'm Roscnthallcr StraSSe, of
this city, drowned her daughter and
herself to-day. Before leaping into th,
water the mother and child wept bitter
ly. then kissed embraced. aud died lock
cd in each others arms, having strug
glcd fcrccly with the fishermen who
StrOvc tOrcscuo them.
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Alhnnr strIker. rnLcn nnrl.

ALBANY, y, Y, September le-Tlls
morning twelve Of the striker werr
taken back and put at work iu thc West
Albany yards. Sixty OF thc new em-
ployes 40 once went t0 Iardma.tor
Dampman and entered a protest lle
said old employees would Doe taken back
only 10 ON actual vacancies.
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Knncl,ed Down and neatcn

About one o'clock this morning - crowd
Of men We're raising a racket iu Carter IS
saloon, on the South Side. when
man named Fulmer. from Wash
ingtou county, told them they had better
be quiet The crowd OF toughs ld-
denly turned upon MIN, and q man named
Joe Sweeney cut him quite badlyou thc
left arm. Fulmer was knocked down aud
rescued aud taken % physician
who dressed his wounds. after which hc
went 10 his hotel. The police had not sue
cceded ia capturing the man up 20 three
O'Clock
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coMsrocK,s EsrIMArEs.
$4,000. 900 Required to Pay the Increase
ofDuty on Bonded Goods.

New NoEK, September l2.-John NJ.
Comstock, auditor OF the naval Office,
sent the following letter to-day 10 ChaS.
Il. Flint:
"Since the statement made by me the
other day. ! have had the benefit of
further official reports and il is safe 10 say
that the duties upon goods in bonded
warehouses on the first of September
will not exceed Sls.OOO.OOO. The prin-
cipal special payments on accounts of
the tariff will be made upon w0olcnS and
tobacco. find that there were iu bond
ON the first day Of September Of all kinds
Of tobacco manufactured lLoO0, 900
pounds. A safe maximum and limit of
the amount Of duty required 10 with
draw the whole of the tobacco would Dee
-. 900. 600. a portion Of this will bee
exported and transported without pay
mcnt OF duty. which will reduce the
amount required in this port.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-13
NAT GOODWIN
Returns From London Supremacy Happy
nI Satisfied with His Success.

Returns From London Supremely Happy
and Satisfied with His Success.
NEW YORK. september l2.-Nat
Goodwin arrived to-day by the steamer
Werra Of the North German Lloyd Com
many. looking supremcly happy after
Ills successful visit to London. lie was
accompanied by his wife aud his mana
ocr Mr. John Warner. He told re-
norter that he had met with fine re-
reption abroad and could not fail being
nattered by the six weeks oil eAIraorui-
nary success he had IN the London
Gaictv. The public and press OF the
English metropolis have been very kind
To him.
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shotthc sherinAeeIdentalIy.

Slesial Tel,grm 70 he hsgi''f.
MAErlNsnUEo, September @'-CoH-
stable Frank Hardy came into the Sher-
id's o0ice Yesterday and asked il they
had revolver. lie was given an ora
one. which had been laying arounu 'Il 1le
Office. BY some means or other DC was
discharged. the ball entering the back
Of deputy sheriff VIM. II. Mcdonald.
inIicting a wound which. while rather
-nrin,,. /. NOT fatal.
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FLOODS IN ONO.
-Four Inches of Rainfall and Great De
struction.

CNCINNATI, September 12.-Dis-
patches from Northern Ohio SHOW heavy
rains. At Bucyrus four inches of rain
fall was reported yesterday. The san
dusky river was so high as to cut of
communication with North Bucyrus,
At Akron, O.. the rainfall was diSaS-
trouS. Great damage was done through
out the country. aud iu the city unusual
destruction was wrought. North How
ard street, one Of the principal business
streets, was fcarfully washed in some
places. a portion of the street railway
was left with the ties in the air hanging
10y the rails, the main sewer exposed and
water pipes torn out. Railway travel is
utmost Snsnendod.
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SETTLED THE STRIKE.
Frick and His standard Employees Come
to TERMS

PTrsBURG, PA, September l2.-The
trouble at the Standard works Of the
Frick Company. by which 1000 mon
were laid off, has been settled at con-
ference to-day. The terms are that the
officials will not influence the - nom
union men working, either to join or not
to Join the Knights Of Labor; also that
the men need not pay for the work lost
through the strike. 1t is supposed the
Company will also withdraw the $780,
600 damage suit entered against the
Knights for breach of contract, and
the monacing skies in the coke regions
are again clear.
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nnlrnrln Rrfnses 10 PAY II.

LONDON, September l2.-The Bulga-
rian Government has refused to pay the
total amount Of the claim presented by
Russia for payment Of arms and ammu-
milton supplied to Bulgaria during the
war with Turkey, on the ground that
the amount due is 100000 roublcs less
than the sum demanded. The claim, il
is believed. would never have been pre-
scented but for the Cars hostility too
ward Bulgaria.
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The Docl,mcns' Strike Tottering.

LONDON, September 12.-Mr. John
Burns attended the conference Of the
striking dock laborers yesterday and
submitted the instructions Of the Lon
don Executive. It's expected that the
strike will collapse to-day. The Lon
don seamen, fremen and dock laborers
have boycotted three steamers plying TO
Irish ports which have non-union crews.
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E,aggerated Rumors Of IrIsh DI.tre..

DUBLIN, September l2.-Mr. William
Laweis Jackson. Secretary TO the Treas
ury. accompanied by General Lankey,
made a visit Of inspection 10 Mayo yes
terday. They have returned to Dublin,
and Mr.. jackson has reported to the
government that rumors Of impending
distress In Ireland are I'm his opinion eN-
aggcratcd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-13

Sp,ci1i telegram 20 ne R.qia,r.
PAEbEESHUEG, w. Va. September T..
A horse thief, who gives the name Of
William Wharton, was captured to-day
crossing the Kauawha at Elizabeth, on
the stolen animal The thief was
brought here this evening by officer
Datsou and the owner OF the horse.
Wharton was given a preliminary hear
ing and sent 90 Jail.
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Aro.tmn.ler Reporlsd ,lI..Ing.

BUFFALO, ~ g.. September l2.-lt &,
reported that Postmaster John Fid-
niger. of Clarence this OEriel county,
has disappeared. lle Kept O. genera.
store iu connection with thc office. Ills
indebtedness amounts to $4,000. tid-
niger is % veteran ,olJierand peuSioner.
and was appointed postmaster about %
wear AGO.
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BOSS or THE SHOW.
Hastings and Davis Candidate. for worid'-
fair Director.

CHICAGO. September l2.-The prnr.-
pal topic to-day 40 World, Fair hel-
quarters was the coming selection 0l ID
Director General for the big exposition.
Gen. D. II. Hastings, OF Pennsylvania.
arrived 10 the city thi, morning auI .-
generally understood 90 be- cquIct.y work.
ing FOR the position. The Gcncralc'l.ms
not 10 be candidate, but admits many
of his friends are working for him. s.
7. Goshorn, of New York. oN-D.rectY.
General of the Centennial. can hardly
De called candidate. but it is possible
that 10 the honor were rendered him
unanimously both by the local board
and national commission hc might lo
induced to accept. EX-Congrc
Geo. K. Davis. Of Chicago, is also prom
incutly mentioned
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Special Is,sgren TO ne R.gis,er.
PAREEESEUEC, W. Va September
le.-It is rumored, and upon pretty fair
authority. that ParkerSburg will in a
short time have anothcr daily paper 1t
is 90 De Republican in politics and a
money paper. The reason given for a
third paper is that many leading Repub-
icaus object 90 thc policy and course of
the state Journal
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Reciprocity League.

ToRoNrO, ONT, September l2.-John
Hallam, one OF the most extensive hide
sealerS i'm Canada, writes to the news
papers a letter advocating the formation
of a reciprocity league" with a sub
scribed capital Of 100000 to encourage
trade between the United States and
Canada.
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OCEAN RACING.
The Time Made by the Teutonic and city
of New York

The Time Made by The Tentonic and UIty
of New York.
NEW YORK. september 12.-The Teu-
tonic passed Sandy Hook at 7:0j ycster-
day morning. Although she had broken
no records she had steamed her course
Of 2.774 miles in , days. 20 hours and a
minutes, which is behind the record she
claims to have made ON her last west
ward race with the City of New York.
Three hours later, or, TO be more pre-
else. at 1906 o'clock, her defeated an
tagonist was made out of the Sandy
Hook Lightship. She completed her
course Of 2.779 miles. four miles longer
than her opponents in Il days and 81
minnins
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rRosrEcToR's SECRET.
lie Finds Rich Deposits of Gold Near
Rapid City.

RAPID CITY, $. d., September l2.-Ar
immense find of gold has been made
somewhere in this vicinity during the
last few days, but the locator refuses to
indicate its exact locality.
Several pounds were taken to an as
saver, who made several assays, the re-
suits Of which far exceed anything yet
found in the hills. -Four pounds Of the
rock yielded IL ounces.
The proSpcctor says he can get out
zoo to 1000 pounds daily. If such
proves TO be q fact a stampede OF i'm
menSe magnitude will occur as soon a,
tLn location is made known.
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a.rm,n - canlerence.

INDIANAPOLIS. September l2.-Ihe
German Methodist Conference ior the
territory of Indiana. Illinois, Michigan.
Wisconsin and Ohio mes here yesterday,
Bishop James Fitzgerald, of Milwaukee,
presiding. One hundred and thirty
ministers representing 10000 communi-
cants. are attending the meeting.
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REV. JouNSroN's CASE.
uc Was Charged by Young Lady With
Imprnncr AdNances.


on CITY. PA. September l2.-The
Erie IT. Z. Conference continued its SeS-
si0us yesterday. Reports of the New
Castle and Meadville districts were
heard The case of Rev. II. +. johns
ton. OF Grccuylllc. charged 10y a young
lady with improper advances some time
ago. aud who Abandoned his
charge and went south, was
brought mp by his withdrawal
After hc wrote the withdrawal the
young lady withdrew the charges, but
dij not say they were untrue. Mr..
Johnston then wanted TO retract the
Withdrawal. but Presiding Elder kum-
mer would not return 10, deeming IL
the property Of tine conference. There
being mo- charge against Mr. Johnston
in conference, the question was whether
his name should 90 in the minutes as
withdrawn. or withdrawn with COM
plants" After ana hour OF warm dis
cus>iou. the latter was adopted.
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DUNLOS IN COURT.
The Fair Lady Appears Against Her
Former Lover.

Former Lover.
LONDON, September le.-Lord and
Lady Dunlo again made their appear
auce in court to-day. not. however. as
opposing parties in a suit for divorce.
but To prosecute an offender at the
Criminal Court, Old Bailey. this morn
ing. Alden Weston, the father Of
Lady Dunlo'S child was arraigncd for
forging her name. Weston has been
imprisoned for some time aud was
brought into Court to answer the charge
against him. lie pleaded not guilty,
and his trial will now proceed from day
to day. Accompanying Lord and Lady
Duulo was Bachelor Wcrthcimer.
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WILL ExrERMrNArE THE INDIANS
II Another Murder is Done by Them
White settlers VIII Protect Themselve.

MILES CITY, MoNT., September H.
The coroner went to the Cheyenne agcn-
cy yesterday and held am inquest ON the
body of Hugh Boyle, who was murdered
by the Indians. The feeling of the set
tiers against the CheyenncSi is very high.
and another murder by the reds would
bring on a war of determination. The
whites are now well armed, and rs they
are not protected by the government
they propose to- fight for themselves.
Major Carroll, who commands rcgi-
ment of troops az the agency, is blamed
by the settlers for the trouble, and is
charged with aiding the Indians to cs-
cape punishment i'm a former murder
case
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WORLD SHOOTERS.
Scores at the Big Tournament At Cincln-
natl.

natl.
CINCINNATI, o., September l2.-Ban.
dies world shooting tournament-last
day. Fine weather. Inanimate targets.
Nc. 1, ten singles, Worth won: No. ..
ten singles, Vincent won: No. ., ten
singles, Smith, Crosby, Mcdonald and
Bonscotton, first; No. 4, fifteen sin
giles, Budd, Crosby aud Taylor,
first; No. >, twenty singles.
Bubb, Ruble first, Heikes, Vincent
second; No. t, Is singles, Bubb, Nc
Donald, IleikeS, Crosby first; No. :,
20 singles, Heikes, Worth first; No. 5,
Is singles, Mcdonald, Budd, McMurchy
first; No. o, 20 singles, Budd first; No.
10, 10, > singles, HeikeS broke four and
won; No. IL, singles, Bcnscotton first;
No. -, seven live birds, Spencer, Budd,
Benscotton, Vincent first on clean
scores.
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T------ =
WASHINGTON, PA, September l2.-
Rcy. j. r. Johnston, ID. D., paSter OF
the United Presbyterian Church in this
town since 1868, died here tonight of
dropSy. He has been seriously sick fol
several months. his death being daily
expected. The funeral will not Doe held
before Monday, the 18th inst.
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MoyrEEAr- September 12.-Thc trial
% Cleveland G.. Hale. ior shooting with
intent to kI'l his hr0thern-Iaw, Eugene
"a. C0wlcs. was to have begun in the
Court of the Queens Bench this MORN
ing. but adjournment was again asked
for ly che Grown. as the witnesses arc
..- r-L.E.
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ncnth nt CIark.burg.
I I.--lram D L.- R-nstr.

special telegram % tts Rsgs'sr.
CIAEKsBUEC, w. VA, September T..
Mrs. Ebert, the eStimable and we'll
known wife of Walter Ebert, Esq, died
this morning. She was one OF our old
est and most respected citizens, and her
family have the sympathy Of the COM
munitv in its bereavement.
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COLUMBUS, O., September l2.-All
the low farm lands north and south Of
the city are immersed, aud the loss TO
crops amounts to several thousand dol
lars The Sciota river has flooded sew
cral factories and carried away some
bridge machinery. valued at $1,000.
The river is now falling.
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PARIS September l2.-M. Lagucrre,
the well-known supporter Of Gen. Bou-
LANCER. is preparing a speech IN which
hc will renouncc fealty to the Boulanger
party and will assume the position Of "a
revisiOUist.
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BOULlNGERs JOAN D'ARC.
The Duchess dues Admits That Shs
Aided the General.

Aided the General.
LONDON. September 12.-Thc reyela-
tions of the Paris Figaro show that the
DucheSSe dues gave 100000 To She
Boulanger cause. but did not mix her
self in the petty intrigues Of the party.
In an interview printed in the XINc
Ciccic She confirms all that VI. MermeiX
has said concerning her part in the
affair, and adds that she arranged the
interview with the Comte dc Paris at
Gen. Boulanger's request. OstenSibly
il was an accidental moetng between
Csmtc de Paris and Boulanger at her
hotel. The Duchesse dues speaks
somewhat bitterly Of Boulanger's lack
Of courage.
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Fire at Barnesville.

SPECIAL Ts'sgrcm 70 NE Register.
BAENESvILLE. September l2.-The
tannerv of Reed * Albrecht was destroy
cd by fire no an early hour this morn
ing. Cause unknown; loss $1,000. In
sured for S3,50O I'm the Queen, Ian
cashirr and Ohio Mutual.
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Now Lumber Company.

SPECIAL Tslsgrcn 20 ne Register.
PARNER,BURG. W. Va, September IL
The C. : Fewsmith Lumber Company
organized yesterday with the following
officers: President. c. :. Fewsmith; Vice
President and Secretary, Geo. G. LOmiS
attorneys. VanWinkle aud Amber
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GREAT COMBINATION.
Westinghouse and Pullman Car Works
Unite.

Unite.
PIrrSBURG, September 12.-George
Westinghouse, Jr., started for Chicago
yesterday to complete the consolidation
Of his street railway motor interests
with those of the Pullman Car Company.
The two concerns will work hand In
hand i'm the manufacture of street rail-
way cars and motors for them. The
Westinghouse shops will not be moved
to Pullman, H.. nor will the Pullman
shops be moved to Wilmerding. At the
latter works the consolidation will give
employment to many additional men.
The deal is one OF the largest made
for years, vast sum OF money being in
yOlycd
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snow TallIn Minnesota.

HuroCN. MrlN., September l3.-Ihe
rain which has been falling since Wednes-
dav night turned t0 snow this morning
Farmers are afraid the wheat viii sproU,
in the shock An inch of snow Is reported
mo ST. Vincent Thrcshing is not over and
much wheat win be lost in the Red river
valley