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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-30


New YoRK. May % Money on call close
ranging from > to 10 per cent; last loan at
4 per cent: closed offered at per cent ;
prime mercantile paper at ja1 per cent.
Sterling Exchange, was more active and
firm at - .a4SGis
GovERNNENTs-Dull and steady.
Fours, Registered. northumberland 22
FOurs. Coupons. .....................l2 2
Fours-and-a-half, Registered. ...... 1923,
FOurs-and-a-half Coupons. ...........l u3's
Pacific Skies of %. ...................ll6
SrArrs-Dull and steady.
RAILROADS Comparatively quiet; sales
81 .35l 900
SrocKS-The stock market to-day was
active and feyeriSh, with strong tone in
the forenoon, which gave way TO decided
weakness in the afternoon, though smart
rally toward the close brought most Of the
list up 10 within small fractions of last
evenings final figures. The trusts We're
again the demoralizing inhuenSc in
the market, the bears using
the declines in those stocks to
hummer the popular list, and in some in
stances with marked success The pres
sure was most severe upon the Willard
stocks and Oregon TracScOntincntall led the
decline from ~ 10 -, with the Northern
Pacific following. Missouri Pacific, New
England. Rock Island, Lackawanna, ST
Paul, Reading and Richmond and West
Point all made marked declines and weak
holders were shaken out all over the list
the existence of numerous stop orders
aiding the decline when it was once start
ed \ number of msettling rumors We're
set afioat 10 aid i'm the decline, and one OF
| the most influential was that the Wizards
had demanded ditfercntial The close
was active and strong at the recovery. The
list is generally fractionally lower this
evening. but Chicago Gas is down BIC,
Sugar g, Cotton Oil and Trans-Contnental
Is, each, New England Ia, Northern Pa
citic preferred ~ and Lackawanna g..
Sales 80, $40 shares. Quotations closed 0ld
as follows:
Adams Express l5l: American Express,
IFS: Canada Pacific. - Central Pacific.
81: Chesapcake and Ohio, y; do. first
preferred. 81; DO. second preferred, 43;
Chicago and Alton. 13l; Chicago, Burling-
ton and Quincy. lO1a- Delaware and Hud-
son. no: Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western. isl: Denver and Rio Grande,
ISL: Erie. 2N#, do. preferred. 90 ; Fort
Wavnc. lj6: Illinois Central, ll5i Lake
Shore. 1925; Michigan Central, lO';
Minneapolis and st. Louis, a. do. prefer
red. Il: Missouri Pacific -; Northern
Pacific. IS do. preferred, S32s; North
I western, il''4 Wv. IA ,l''AN"' 90, -
York Central. 1885,; Oregon Transcoati-
mental. Al Pacific Mail, -; Peoria De
catur and Evansville, p Pittsburg, l23'
Pullman Palace Car l9iIs Reading. 40,
Rock Island, gGa- st. Louis and San Fran
cisco. 81; do preferred, Ga do first pre-
ferred. l03; ST. Paul. - do. preferred,
l2l: st Paul, Minneapolis and Manitoba.
.ll3:St. Paul and Omaha, b; do. preferred,
%; Texas Pacific, -; Union Pacific,
60 United States Express. 1l5; West
| crn Union Slls
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-30

Mnnn MONTH. Agents wanted. % best
WIFI selling articles in the world. | sample
OCUU Free. Address JAY BRONSON, DE.
trOit, Mich.
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Ior Gnlr.
DUBLIC SALE.

The Rtna Glass and Manufacture Company
Bellsire. o.. will offer at pulic sale on premises
"A. IN. one lot oak lumber, one lot scrap iron.
one lot bar iron tall sizes, one lot moulds and
snap one lot coke, one lot pig iron, one lot coal
ear wheels and ten stoves: Office furniture. CON
slsting OF one Macnealc ~ Urban safe good rs
new. three desks, two tables, one copying press.
six chairs. etc. myHeadq
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-30

OHIO RIVER RAILROA d.
~ TIME TABLE TAKING EFFECT so
yembcr -. 1852 Passenger trains viii run a-
follow Central Time. An trains daily except
those marked thus T. which DO not run ou sum
day:
sourH EorSp. Not No. $50 3, Sc. .
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Judicial Sale
OF
REAL ESTATE.
Timber & Valuable Franchises

IuR'UIT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.
\ district IL West Virginia. al Parker.hurs.
West Virginia, Maria \. Shaw ". The Randolph
West irginia Boom Company, - al In Equity
~ virtue of decree rendered In the above
cnu>. on the S!l day 81 January. 1917, and %
subsequent decree rendered on the 2sth dan of
APRIL 1870 al 70 Circuit Court ~ the United
states for the District Of West Virginia. held
al Parker-burg. IN said State. I will offer for
sale. according 10 the terms OF said DEGREES. nt
public auction. 40 the front door Of the Court
House 81 said Court in the CITY 81 Parl.er,-
burr West virginia. uu
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SATURDAY. JUNE 7rH. 1880.

SATURDAY, JUNE 7TH, 1890
beginning at 10 o'clock a. M. the following
property situate in the county Of Ohio ind stat,
Of West Virginia. that i to say: All that tract
or parcel OF land lying on tho National Road
about thEcc miles east II the City Of hceling in
said Ohio county being that part of the Mil
farm of the late Major John Good. Of said coun
Is 81 Ohio. which was conveyed by Adam Fitch
ner and wife to John &. Boyd and Samuel j.
Boyd by deed bearing date on the 1T day Of
April. 1855. and being that part Of said farm which
was conveyed To said William Porter toy sam
uel j. Boyd and wife. by deed dated the 1T day
of October 1869. and duly recorded ia the Ollie,
of the Clerk of the County Court Of ONO county
West Virginia, ia Deed Book No 49, pag" "a, ca
which deed reference i hereby had Tor
fuller and more complete description
of the land hereby offered for sale; but there j,
excepted frsm said conveyance the enclosed
field fronting on the National Road aud lying
along Edglngton Lane, aud through which Held
the track 81 the Elm Grove Street Railway runs
aud containing about twenty acrrs, ana eA
crpting also all parcels Of land Of said farm
heretofore sold aud conveyed. and deeds Of
which parcels are now on record in said Clerk :
office Of the Ohio County Court, made by said
Porter 10 the res pcctive purchasers 81 said par
GELS, The land hereby offered for sale is On'
Hundred Acres. or thcreabouts together with
IN. buildings and Improvements thereon.
TERMS OF SALE-Oue-th!rd of the pur
chase money aud as much more as the pur
chaser may elect 10 pay In cash on the day Of
sale the balance IN six months aud twelve
months from the day Of sale, with interest from
said day. the deferred in>talmcts and Interest "a
be- secured To the abstraction Of the undersigned
either by deed of trust upon the property sold;
or by personal security. The title Is believed
JAMES p. ROGERS.
". IL. HALLER, Trustee.
Auctionecr.
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points.
For rates and other Information. address
". J. ROBINSON. G.. =. A., Parkcr,hurt
4. j. DANDY. \. q. p. A.. Parh"rsburs
J. q. TOMLINSON. Pas. Agnml. " Lnr-In--M "
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-30
FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money 5aIO Per Governments Dull
and STEADY Stocks LOwer-FIour Steady
and Unchanged Wheat Active.
New YoRK. May % Money on call close
ranging from to 10 per cent. last loan at
per cent; closed offered at per cent :;
prime mercantile paper at ja7 per cent
Sterling Exchange, was more active and
firm al - a4S6i
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-30

STEAMER EELLAIRE
leave WhrrlIu- Daily Trip. City Time-6.45,
s.2I ll-Ouaui On .i5 am. goo. f,ou 600 p. m.
leave Whte.u- sundays. city IIme-b.OO, 10
and 70 %. d.. 2.UO. 4.uOault.UO p. m
WHEELING x ELM GROVE
W RAILROAD. ON and after "Wednesday,
N.V IHh. l>.u. frIIus Uu the Wheeling and
I.a Grove Railroad VIII rum as follows.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF
REAL. EST

BY virtue 81 a deed 81 trust made by william
Porter and Margaret Porter his wife. 10 the un
dcrsigncd trustee. dated the 18th day NJ March
1889. and recorded in the Clerks Office Of th'
County Court Of Ohio county. West Virginia. u
Deed Of Trust Book No. ~ folio l53. will sci
40 public auction. 10 the north front door Of th'
Court House Of said Ohio county, In the city %
Mle.liu on
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-30
Eur Rent.

NOR RENT - SALOON on ELEVENTH
/ 4 street Enquire az llOl Main street my3h
NOR RENT-THE STORE ROOM OCCU-
! i pied by the late \. G. Egerter. Nc. 1872 Main
street Possession July I. 1899 Enquire Of W.
/ II EGERTER nv ijh
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:
For Pttsburg, $40 and - d. No.. and D - u.
m. daily, and 10 ,. m, daily, except sunday
and 200 p. m, sunday only.
Washington Accommodation, 5.3O ,. iu, eA'
cept Sunday.
ARRIVE.
From PittsburN 1000 10. On. daily, i2.aI D. 3d..
except Sunday, 6:h5 and 1910 ,. m., daily and
II .5Oa. M. sunday only
Washington Accommodation, 40 a. m. daily,
except Sunday.
CHAS q. SCULL.
wKfu Gap.ral pneetuufF AGENT
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GEORGE NJ wHITEsCARyER.
l. -.

JB JACKSON. Parker.burg. ". Va.
IL. L. AMBLER. Parkrrsburg. ". Va.
" NANDENORT. Pnrker-burg. v Va.
H. NJ RUSSELL. Wheeling. ". Va.
WATTS a ASliBl. Charleston. ". Va.
KENNAA Chiffon. Charleston. ". Va.
FLICK n WESTENHANER, Martin burg
v. Va.
JNO. r. McGRAW. Grafton. W. Va.
mrl3oaWThI A1'"Ihrls.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-30

-
SwINE-There Is rather free Offering
this week. the number being more than
POO head in excess Of last weeks record.
Trade is only moderate, not active in any
of the yards. Prices are i-ai4c of from
last week. Good western hogs, say $50 10
100 lbs. gross, are in best demand. We
quote the range at 5'-aj@l cents net, with
a few extras shade higher. Fair hogs
y ass cents per H. net; rough hogs .
cents net. Receipts Of hogs this week
-,I-- - ,nl-,tnN-,r SrNGL, NARnS /
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LIVE STOCK.


WHEELING, TUESDAY, May p.
The cattle market is reported in laiI
condition this week, but there are nc
changes in prices except on hogs which
have declined. McsSrs. Bayha " Dorsey
furnish the following quotations:
Cattlc-l,OOO TO LOO and above 3@4a4c
500 TO 800 pounds 81 ,a3i Sc; 700 to 500 pounds
y 5a5c
Hogs Market slow at 3 i5a32tc
thanksgiving lively at ja6c.
Calves-In good demand at Sal &C..
Sheep-Actiye at 4a4lgc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-30


Moundsyille Accommodation, 600 aud s.p a.
m, and 2.35 and G.lO p. m, except Sunday.
ARRIVE.
From New York. Philadelphia and Baum. RI
ESQ a. m, and 2:45 p. m and - 2. M, uAll.
Cumberland Accommodation, b,D p m-' VA
cept Sunday. an.
Grafton Accommodation, 1915 p. m, daily.
Moundsyille Accommodation, 7:jJ a. m anu
l2: %, 500 and IS p. m, except Sunday
TRANS-OHIO DIVISION. ..
For Chicago. s.35 and l0a6 n. m. ana ~
D. m. daily, aud 4:35 p. m. daily, except sunda!
Cincinnati Express 1915 a. m ana lOfO p in''
daily.
Columbus Accommodation, AS p. M except
Sunday. ,-
ST. Clairsyille Accommodation 500 and lD.'o
a. m. and As and 4: Is p. m, except sunday
ARRIVE. 49,,
Chicago Express, - 50 and 5.95 a. m, and =. 10
P. m, daily, and 100 a. m, daily, except Sun
day.
Cincinnati Express, 5:S5 A. m. and 6:lO ?. me-
daily.
Columbus Accommodation, 100 A. m, daily
except Sunday.
ST. Cairsyille Accommodation. II. 90 a. N. ana
l:3o and 6:l0 p. m. except Sunday.
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Railroads.
baltimore AND OHIO Raj

At Wheeling. Eastern
time. Schedule ln encc.
May 18th, 1870.
MAIN LINE EAST
For Baltimore, rhiladel
phia and New York, l2.ul
and 4.35 o. m, 2.;D daily
Cumberland Accommo
dalton, 500 a. ~. daily
except Sunday
Grafton AccominpiA
ton. 2:85 p. m. daily.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-27
STANLEY REPLIES
TO Salisbury and Gives Bin
Points on Africa.
Tho Duke D'0Fleals Seems 70 Rljoy nS
Prison Life.
The Panama Canal-IurktoA Oeloog
aud students BanAohod.

LONDON, May 4S.-Ths Times tAis
morning prints long and caustic letter frsa
Mr.. Stanley in reply to the recent utssfan-
Gee Of Lord Salisbury. Mr.. Stanley d.
slares that he has nothing but seutimsasal
inierest In any part Of Africa. but be says
that on finding that many Of his frisuds
have embarked their money In an African
enterprise on the strength Of charter not
worth a"coanterfeit sixpence unless The
terms Of the understanding With Germany
are rigidly adhered to. and there being
every indication Of . disposition on the part
Of the Government TO help Germans instead
Of Euslishmen. he has urged his friends y
discover the enact limits Of their territory.
He ~ishes to quarrel with neither Ger
many nor England. but says boldly that II
the German colonial demands be granted
Il would be more economical TO make Ger
many gift Of the whole British sphere.
Then British investors might obtain %
many shiliings for the pounds they 90 cred
ulously have been victimissd out Of. In
conclusion he declarcs that the German
sphere 10 the Anest In Africa and sdds;
"Stiii their cry 10. Give sive.' II zee
think they are betsrr adapted than the I'm.
glish to ctvilife the African, do nothing
half hearted. Yield all. including Esyps.
Nevera word Of protest shall you hear
from me. Excessive INABILITY may BE-
come an inarmity and the innrmisy Of neg
ligence. Ike other diseases. grove ill Il
ends In chronic senility."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-27
Amouuts for Improving Maine Rivers
and Harbors.

The following are the provisions affect
ing Maine in the river and barbor appro
pration bill which has passed the House
improving Bsgaduce river, VI tine Con-
tinuing improvement, 1900 Improving
Penobscot river, Maine: Continuing i'm
provement. S25 900. Improving Nara.
CAUCUS river, Maine Continuing improve.
ment, 81 500. Improving Kennebec river.
Maine CONTINUING improvement. $50, 900.
Improving Saco river Maine: Continuing
improvement, including breakwater and
the construction Of . proposed jetty
opposite the same. 865 900; provided,
that the whole of said sum may be used
in the discretion of the Secretary of Wal
in the construction of said proposed jetty
Improving Harrisseckit river, Maine.
$4,000. Improving St. Croix river,
Maine, S35 900; but upon the condition
| that the government Of the Dominion oi
Canada shall expend like cum in the i'm.
provement Of said river. Improving
Pleasant river. Maine: To complete in
provement, s3 $50. Improving harbor a,
RcckIsni. Maine: Continuing improve
| ment, S37 500. Improving h.rbor at York
/ Maine Continuing improve meDt, go coo
| For the construction of break y atel
! from Mt. Desert to Porcupine I,lsni
Maine Continuing improvement $50 900
! improving haroor at Portland, Maine
I Cpnunuirg improvement, $4,000. In
/ prosirg hsrbor at Camden, Maine; Cor
tiuuias improvement. 5000 Improvin.
! harosr at Back Cove. Portland Hsrtor
! Msine: Continuing improvement, t25 0O0
Improving ba'bor At Rockport. Maine
+, Comp letting improvement. t5 900. improv
. iuR Moose a-bec Bar, Maine: Continuing
Improvement, $4,000 Improving bsrbo
Al Belfast, Maine, $40 600. Improving
Portsmouth, Harbof, Nav Hsmpshire, b.
removing Pier Rock to depth of ~ fee; q
mean low wafer; To ccm: le,e improve
men;, Sl3.00 Improving has Dor Of ref
uss at Little Harbor. New Hampshire
Continuing improvemer {. Sl3 900.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-27

The Fourth Maine Battery will hold It's
81 nusl reunion st Auburn, Thursday,
June 26.
George Staples OF Topsham, lost SIS by
burglar, last Saturday night and Jos. Tsrr
of Bowdoin, sl5.
Field and Ivy Days will he celebrated at
Bowdcin Tuesday ard "Wednesday of this
week and promises to be unusually interest
irg.
4 IRE NJ 'r''ay mqe7ing te.trave' the
'eneTs n h--t -. - ae1 ~ 'hs R,d = act,
Piss'sr Cau'rasy. The loss sii' probably
b. 500.
NJ. Jsmes u. Blaine .ir. is a.ls to-
drive cut, snd her phy.,cians .ay saat
'he7T i' eEsfy prospect OF her comp etc
recovery
Saturday nights building in SJutE, Eliot.
Maine, occupied by J. ". Newell as a
grocery store ard postotfice. Vas burned ia
ground, With = portion Of It's contea,s
ALI the posteffice matter sal quite a 10, of
goods we're savei.
letter was received, Monday. from,
Gen. William Tecanseh Sherman stating
that he would visit Portland a. & pr.vsse
citizen u. on the occasion of the reunien ot
the Amy If the Potomac. He declines :.
be the guest Ct the city or sny private ian,
lily. H simply wsnls room az Il hots
where be may receive old friends.
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MAINE PEOPLE.

Hon. Chas A. Boutele has accepted an
invitation to be present at the Grand Army
reunion in Portland, July 4ih. next.
Prof. aud Mrs. G. II. Fernald Of Am
herst, Mass, are to psss the summer at the
old family home Of the Fernaids at Mount
Desert.
Miss Alice Bates of Oakland has been &C.
lec'ed as Assistant in the High School as
Scion, and has entered upon the duties Of
the responsible position.
Mr.. A. N. Soule, son of X. W. Souie,
Esq. Of this city, has purchased the Davis'
Photographic Gallery at Presque Isle. and
will locate in business there.
Scion s. Cahill. station agent at Bruno
wick, is the Maine Central delegate 10 the
| convention Of the order Of Railway Couduc-
tors now in session at Rochester, NY.
The Bethel Library Association has been
presented with complete set Of AppletOn's
Encyclopedias by N. ". Whitney, ESQ Of
Boston, q native and former re siient Of thas
town.
Mr.. MARY Todd. 10 the oldest person liv.
ing in Caribou. she being 81 years old on
Saturday, May 81. Mrs. Todd 10 . very
| smart old lady and bids fair to see many
future yearly miles stones In her journey
| Of life.
W. II. Lambert, Principal Of the Durfes
| Hig, School at Fall River. Mass, hiss re-
ceved an offer Of the Principaiship Of .
Spri, gfeld Bigh School. Mr.. Lambert 10
= Maine man and vas formerly Principal Of
the Augusta High School
| Judge W. p. Whiiebouse 10 said 70 bs
the fastest speaking justice upon the Maine
Supreme bench. IIis stenographer says
that often when charging the jury in case
IN which he 10 interested. he a,iains Q speed
of two hundred words q minute.
Mr.. Henry To sey Fernali. son Of Prof.
c II. Fernsld Of the Massachusetts Asri-
cultural College. formerly Of Orono, has
Just completed 3 post graduate course in
biology in the Johns Hopkins University.
receiving the degree Of Ph. ID and has
been elected Professor Of Zoology in the
Pennsylvanis State College.
Rev. Costello Weston Of St. John. N. B.,
preached in the Univsrssiist Church 1t
Dexter las; Sunday. Mr. W was pastor
Of the church some fifteen years sgo, and
msny Of his former parishioners were
pleased to have an opportunity to greet him
and listen assiD 10 his preaching His ser
mon was an able and eloquent one.
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CONDENSED DEspATCHI.s.


Il is reported that Vim J. Richsrd-on.
dealer in general merchandise. Mt. Desert.
has gone into insolvency.
The extensive milling establishment Of
Robert S~im at Doakto~r, N. B.. va.
burned Saturday with contents. Loss s20,-
600; iusarsnce 3i2 SEQ.
A large plumber Of persons have beer
arrested on suspicion for the murder Of
Rev. T. A. Larg at San Francisco, the
Methodist minister. -Four are still in Gus
tody.
Samuel Torrey Of S. John. N B.. was
stabbed and killed at the door o. hi, huu.e
MONDAY morning. by one of ,ro men. John
GRAY and Theodore Watt, who have been
arrested.
TIE Edgar Thomson Steel Work. OF
Bradford, p~un., is forging ahead with IN
immense ou' Dut Of steel rails, and the yea,
1880 Will eclipse any previous record ii
tn sorli's history.
George Francis Train completed hi. tril
around he vor d Saturday, arriving a, Ia. o
ma. Wash. at O'Clock r. NJ. The tim.
from start to finish ~ss 81 days I3 hour
3 minutes AID 8 seconds.
| blseih bfrI} was thsCSH iIcM rus3
way team at Rockisnd, Sunday afternoon
and received serious injuries 1t i, though
that the spine is injured He Vas in ba
condition Monday morning
| Eugene Dumas. a Frepchmsn born il
Egypt, Who represented himself as agent o
he Gentlemeb's Driving Club Of Ne,
York, has been arrested at Boston for pass
ing worthless checks in payment Of horse
purchased there.
Several members Of the United Stvte
fish commission are at Nev Haven, G.
The commission will obtain from fshel
men 5000 go eggs and these viii b
ha;ched out in . car. and when the fish ar
haicbed they will be thrown into the Cor
nectieus river.
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Fire at Hyde Park. Mass.

HYDE PARK, Mass, May pa three
story wooden building on Paramount Ave
nue., owned by J. J. Whippe, was burned
this morning. Loss on building, 1900
insurance unknown. The ground floor wa.
occupied by John b. Guinszzo, restaurap,
keeper; Rinaldo Williams, carpenter
william Green, harness u aker; and Sam
Lees laundry. Aggregate loss about So 90
partially insured. A large hall on the sec
ond floor was occupied by the Salvation
Army; loss $500 The fire is thought to
have started in the carpente, shop.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-27
A ID Maine Ship Wrecked.

SAN FRANcIsco, May 90 capt Ander-
son Of tue ship Oneida arrived here last
night on the scaooner Mary kimball. He
reports tha, his ship vas wrecked A pril 26th
on lennines Rock. Lanck Isl ,nd. Behring
sea, and I. Cniaamen lost. The Oneida
hsd Oh board ll0 Cinnamon and 45 white
men. nearly all of whom were on their way
to Salmon rarrey on Lsncy Island. Tn
white men and 80 Chinese escaped in boats
or II ,atei ashore on pieces of the wreck.
rhe Oneida VAS built in Maine in 1866, WAS
Of 800 tons burthen aud owned BY Leon
SlnSs
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He Ought to be Stroug as au OK.

LONDON, Ont, May pa remsrk able
operation wss performed at the Ro, al In
Urinary here few days ago. A farmer
WAS suffering from diseased leg bone. in
duced by an accident On medical advice
he cane TO the inhrmsry and vas put under
the care at a surgeon who determined to
remove the diseased portion and substitute
an OF rib. The operation wa performed,
and it has been 80 successful that the man
will be about aea.n shortly, With a limb as
strong as ever.
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Alter tho Pirates Treasure.

San Francisco. May 26.-The schooner
Laura has sailed from this city with party
which expects to recover a treasure buried
more than thirty year, on Cocoa Island, one
If the Gaiapsos group, off the South Ameri
can coast. Coin and jewels were buried OF
the island. it is popularity believed. by
pirates, who plundered the monasteries and
churches of the Central American coast
The pirates were captured by cruiser, and
all were hanged except a woman. who is
row Mrs. Welch. She has guided several
rarties to the island, but after months OF
digging they found nothing.
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Riches Como Too Late

DENVER, May 26-Several years ago
Winnie Burton. = daughter of a wealthy
merchant At MAI stielj, o., married young
man sga'nst her fathers wishes Her hus.
oard soon lie serre,! her and she made her
OWE living as best she could. few
months ago sic wen Leadvills, Col.
She is now DYING there OF consumption i.
The other morning she received wori that
her father had died leaving her a fortune
of Sl50,O00 This new. came too LAT. as
the woman can live bu; . short time She
wss carried to the train and sent to Ohio
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-27

READING. Mas. Msy 26.-The section
men on the Reading. Wakefield, Melrose
Maiden, Medford and South Reading
branch sections of the b & NJ r. r..
waited on General Manager Furber today
ami asked for an advance from 81 so tc
81 75 per day in wages The adva2ce wa.
refused, and the men, some 25 in number
refused to return to work Some of ths
men on the South Residing branch. and ths
section foremen, refuse to strike. The
latter receive 81 per day.