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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-02
THE ATOMS Wall.
1t Claims Finley is Prejudiced
Against 1t.
OUT OF THE RECEIVERS HANDS
The Katy is Now Going 1t Alone as an In
dependent Line-An Excursion to
Wichita Pals ro-inorrow-In-
eEeasing Capital stock.
UT OF THE RECEIVERS HANDS
Ircrrsinn to wichita.

T"nnrruw morning a special excursion
tra.H .: ten coaches wil leave this city for
Ni.titl Falls for he purpose Of conveying
thos. persons residing along the line VINO
desire - attend the harvest home festivities
n: tha. place on July 4. 4 special excursion
train will a.so be run on the Wichita Val
ley ...c. II is expected that over 2COO per-
sou, WI. he carried.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-02
The Arkansas Pass.

NDacIlI 10 Tie IaZettt.
HorsruS, Ten. July 1.-Report has it
that The Arkansas Pass. which penetrdtes
900 miles of The richest portion OF South
Texas, pIt which has no northern or gulf
outlet. is 10 De absorbed by the Missouri
Kansas and Texas. The Huntington sys-
f-m. IL control of the Southern Pacific and
Texas Central, also want TO secure this
road, and have already secured much of
lis Indebtedness.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-02
In Fine Condition.

KANSAS CRY. Mo, July 1.-The change
In the control of the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas occurred today. II. &. Cross retired
as receiver and took up his duties is presi-
dent of the road, which is handed over to
the stockholders free from all financial EN-,
1lrrassmeut and IN splendid shape
physically and otherwise.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-02

of stockholders of the Nashville, Chatta-
nooga and ST. Louis railway yesterday, it
was decided to increase the capita stock 10
S}.:3l $3.50 a dividend of IA per cent
,1a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-02
Cheap Passenger Rates.

Account Southern educational association
meeting at Chattanooga, Tenlss5he Santa
Fe route will sell round .tebctsfto Chatta-
nooga at one loves, fafH Sef the round trip
Tickets will be sod pJG1y to 9. inclusive.
and GOOD Tor return until September 80.
For fnZther information call at Santa Fe
ofAte, corner Third and Houston streets
Union depot, or address Is,
WM. DoHERTY,
c. P. and T. A. Fort Worth, Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-02
THE ALTON'S WAX.
1t Claims There as q Combination against
II by the Western Lines.

II by the Western Lines.
CHGCAGo, Ill. July Just why a ma
Sort, Of she Western roads should be in
with the Eastern lines in the hue and cry
against the Chicago and Alton is Il question
that cannot be easily answered. Many
l,rs, in the Western passenger association
have undoubtedly sought to give the ins-
preston they are in sympathy with the Al
ION, while secretly lending aid to compass
its defeat No other explanation
can br given cf the remarkable
decisions given 10y Chairman Finley
which seem 10 have no other object than to
worst the Alou. and the unauimity with
which the other members Of the association
support MIN in his findings. The blows
aimed az the Alton follow one another in
rapid succession. The latest came from
Chairman Finley in the form of q circular
letter TO the members IN the reapportiouing
of the expense OF the association
Tor June. The circular stated that
in view of the chalrinan'S decision
refusing IA" Alton company the benefits of
she agreement that company could not be
only p. asked ~ pay its share of expenses
for our-half Of the month Of June. General
Passenger Agent Charlton sent
back a. reply that was cal
rdlalcr 10 make Mr.. Finley vince
lie said the Chicago and Alton was either
in the association or not, and he demanded
an immediate statement as to The standing
OF that road. I, not considered 4 member
of the association. he declared the company
would not pay one penny of the expenses
for June, bus if still member the chair
man had no authority 10 remit one penny of
lis proportion of the expenses.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-02

sSemember, In going East the. EdtnE Belt
route has the only through to Menu
phis. thus making hptsae change of cars to
all the prQNE5Re6t Southeastern points
They, alaesfhake direct connections in depots
safse0hnecting lines and save you disagree
able omnibus ride Of two miles. Ticket
Office, 4o1 Main street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-02
c. P. and T. A.. For


The Fort Worth and DenysE( rail
way, in connection witbesxt1ehs Pacific, is
the only direct and aHIek route to Denver,
Salt Lake s0iESs Portland and San Fran
cisco and all poins .orth and northwest.
ticket Office 401 Main street and Union
depot
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-02
= HEATED QUESTION.

Where Shall We Go For Health and Pleas
ure7 ,.,se
Nowhere on the globe isl there 10 BE
found a variety Of climate Scenery and
cheap resorts oaru5l that tributary to the
Union fsntftic Route
Ticket Office 40l Main street and Union
6enot
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-02
BUSINESS MEN MEET.
Two Well known Business Men Have
Set-to-The Statements

Two Well Known Business Men Have u
Set-to-The Statements.
Mr. Thomas Miller and Capt. T. p. Mar
tin came to blows yesterday afternoon in
the latter's office. 1t was quite Il lively
set-to for Il minute, but the intervention of
friends prevented anything more serious
than a black eye, which is carried by the
taller gentleman of the two.
i GAZETTE representative happening
around just about the time that white
winged peace had begun to hover. Mr..
Miller asked that if the affair were men-
toned he desired his side of the case be
published. He said that he and Capt. Mar
tin had not spoken for two years. their
severance of friendly relations resulting
from disagreement the details of which he
need not mention, ana that reconciliation
could not be effected, for he said Capt.
Martin would not listen to Il statement.
The cause of the fight this afternoon,
though, he said was that Capt Martin was
black alled by clal club, and he MIL
ler) was accused of being the one who did
ii. The rules Of the order forbade the
denial, the affirmation or the disclosure of,
any OF its proceedings, said Mr.. Miller.
Capt. Martin informed a reporter that the
cause of their Unfriendly relations was
made by Mr. Miller soliciting the represen-
tation of certain stock of a building
and loan association in one of their meet
ingS and that the vote on this stock was
used to GUST Mr.. y. Is. Smith from an OIL
cial position. Furthermore, Mr. Martin
sand that 4 friend OF his told him that i
friend OF his overheard Il conversation be-
tween two members OF the lodge, Mr.. Miller
was one of them. and was taken to task by
the other for blackballing good men from
the order.
i accused him of it this afternoon" said
Capt. Martin.
He said that the man who told me that
he tNliller} had blackballed me was i liar
J told him that he was Il liar himself. He
struck me and we went at it,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-02
TWO IFS.

If you place your advertisements in 4 pa
per of large circulation, like THE GAZETTE,
which Is read by the people, who after all
are the life of trade.
YOU WILL MAKE MONEY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-02

Special to the Gazette
MARSHALL, HARRISON COUNTY. TEX.
July Mrs. NJ A Tabor, who was
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-02

you will send to US for opxrats. which are
reasonable, and teetsgrre to everybody, we
will pcQxe 20 you. that no journal in the
Soatf can
GIVE BETTER RETURNS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-02

Cheap Rates to the Northern and Eastern Summer Re-
sorts.
The Cotton Belt route now has on sale
excursion tickets to all the ploaiihessfs Re
sorts of the North, East yaaasPe Southeast
For fun informaliasts~~fe Regarding routes
rates, etc; ssisilatrfle ticket Office, 4Ol Main
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-02

Grand Excursion and JubiIsast Hehfts Falls.
The Fort Worth ssanff Denver will run
special train lsssifg Fort Worth at a. III. :,
July 4 Tickets on sale July 8, good until
July &
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4. $50 RiIOmeter Ianaen gtrede. mel

ca. $50 3ilometer Iangen Strefe, iueIs
DE bur6 bic 5irma 5. gerIiner in
1annoper mittelft ibres vllniberjaI.
Wlifropbons8 s8ransmitbo" ersoIate, bon.
siebt fi9. lueun nidt 3uf6lige atmos
ipbdriide St6rungen binoernb eintpir.
Ten. nit faunenswertber Deutli6feit.
Wenn bet einaeInen frdftig infirumens
tirten Opern, nie beiipielsueiie elm
1beil Der Wagueridben, bic @treidins
ifrumente i'm Or9effer bier unb ba
bur9 bie Bldier bbllig gebett merben,
10 liegt bies obue 3meifel nur on ber
auffeaung 6es Or9eiters, reip. an Der
Gufffeaung ber betreFenoen Maifropbos
ne. bic In ManGen linfs unb redts
bomiOr9efter angebra9t finb unb 10 ben
ben Strei9iultrumenten umi9IieBenben
yldiergruppea am nddfen Rnb. Mud
obne einen Sbeateraettel 5ur 6anb su
baben, tam man bie befannten Mtn.
9ener Gduger ioglei9 an ber 5timme
erfennen. glls Der @9reiber bieies
tiirilidb bic @9albe9er ans Obr hielt.
mar ct feinen Nugenblid bariiber In
3meifel. bab es 6einrih 8oeI mar. ber
'als Siegmunb In Der Maltiire i'm Der.
ein nit elmer ifimmbegabien unb tenn.
peramentpolleu 6ieslinbe iein publi.
FUN 10 binriB, baB nod s9luB bes ers
ten Attes minutenlanger BeifaG er.
idol. 0enn au1 bieler tpirb getuii1en.
baft iibertragen unb ni9t lelten ioI es
bortommen, baB bte In 6ranffurt Iaits
f9enben 66rer, elmer fpontanen @ei
gung folsenb, tbrerieits in ben 8eifaa
miteinffimmen.
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eiibftaatlid5es Spl5 fit Ste beutid1e
Hegterttt9.

|
| @ines Der gr6Bten, menn nid,t bo.
groBartigfte 6ol3gei6dft. toeldes ie
mails In ben Der. 5taaten eemaebt NOR
ben ih, = melbet cine Mittbeiluna be!
N. .. Stems bonn 8. Sept, - feb
tebt Dor benz gbi9Iufe. Sie llnter.
bdnoIer fdr bic @dgemhblen finb Ser,
@acep bon bet ,Rspfone Qumbe,
@ompanp" uab bic 6erren poitcoben1
uno Janre, nnb Ter Rdufer III biz
oeutldbe 9egierung, beren Mgsnt wdb.
renb Der leBten Gage bamit beiddftiat
IT. Die Werfaufspapiere in cine ioId5e
Jorm au bringen, baB es nur nod ber
betrehsnoen uuterf9riften bebarf, um
te i9luBgaltig 5u MAIDEN.
Der 2outratt, I'm meltben es fih
9aHoelt, beiagt, baB binnen 18 Wpnqs
ten bon teBt ab SO Milionen Jub Sid.
ten9ol3 ia beutf6e 0dfen geliefert
lueroeH mhheu, unb Is tpirb bariu cine
bobe Bargf@aitsiumme fnr Die Nus.
falruag beHelben fefgeiebt tperben.
s5ie grobartig bieies Yertaufsgeidadft
IT, ldBt f19 borous ermefeu, Bah bun.
oert groBe S9iife ubtbig iein werben,
ut1 oas pol5, uelc1es Die beutithe Mes
glerung tttr Gifenbabnbouten ber,peu.
ben tptro, nod benz Orte ieiner Beifim.
muilg 5ll bringen. Selbfberfdnblid3
Dtro otefer 2ontratt ftir eine aeroume
Set eine groBartige Sbdtiateit in Ben
gttfttifppi' SdgemlbIen i'm @efolae bo.
pen, uno ss barf bin3ugefagt tuerben,
oaB er ftir oieiel6en gerabe aur reGteu
Set tomnlt, b. 3. In eiuem Nuaenz
6llde, wo fe nur nod tuenia aubere
Sieferunes'Rontratte an ber 6anb bas
pen, unb bab bai5eIbe benz aanaeu
MaAlengei9dft eine MusFat auf boue
Def@dftigung giebt. Die paar Wahb.
len, iDel9e bic 2ieferung bes 6oIaes
far bic beuti6e Resierune tbernoia.
men 9aben, t6naen nathrlih bic Be.
relts frhber eingegangenen NerbfIidbs
tllngen ni9t bel Seite ieben, eben 10
neatg, tpie ffe ibren reselmdBiaen Rua.
oe1 oerna@idfRgen biirfen; He tperben
nD oaDer ge3wungen feben, anbere
etaoll11ements 3u ibrer untetiihbuua
9eratl3u3teben, peI9e big babiu niGt
Aolab genug batten, I'm bie bolle 3eit
IN Detrieb gebalten 3u tperben.
Die 2eDfone 2um5er gompaup uirb
-io perani6last man-im Stanbe ieiu.
lDdbrenb Der 18 Mnnate ettua 10 WiI.
lionen 5uB bon bem perlaugten getraae
~ lteuen, bie BON ben berren poitco.
bent & Sabre bertretenell Mhblen tper.
ben Der Mabrfdeinli9teits, Bereduuna
na9 nod tpeitere 10 Millionen Iiefern
tonnen; es tDarben iomit 80 Willionen
JuB Sola tibrig bleiben, beren 2iefe.
runa on aubere @dsemhbIen obgege=
ben tperbsn uluBte, unb ba biirfte Bic
4nnabme nabe liegen, BOB aud unier
5taat Seras oil benz beuti9en Ges
|9dtte eine getbeiliguns fubeu tann.
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@ounter gfc+ l gu S 1.50-pertb S 800. K
2.60 K 00 +
T. WQLFS0N.

6anbIung. tpoftr mir In bieiem Nu=
genblid Der parlamentarif1e Muso1ud
febIt.
WeI6 ftarre NnffaEuug, mein
Jreune! Sd erblide borin nitbts als
ettten mir ertnieieuen 2iebesbieulf, au
benz bic Greunof6aft berpfi9tet!
unfere @teluns 3u Der MngeIegenbeii
TT etne perf9iebene, - bite, - tuei,
ter -
Nun, tene AeuBerungen bes @ittmei,
tiers BON &eBom fetten meinen @horot.
ter tn 3weifel, unb i1 glaubte bieie
Weranlatiuug beniibeu 3u miif1en, um
mtb bon elmer unbequemltdteit
3u befreien unb 3uelei1 bas rdubiae
S9af 3u tenn3ei@nen, tpel5es fi@ ias
mitten etner uuferer sea@tetRen esnffis
tuttonen befnbet. Sd fanbte benz Be.
treHenben iungen 6errn besbaIb burd1
netnen Setuubanten, 6errn bon Rros
ner. etne 6erausforberung In etmas
l9arfer Gornt Sic tuiifen, bic
9tr@e berbistet bas Duel, unb ihre
bdrteite Strafe, bic ggtommunieation,
lDitroe MID In einem uebertretuuasfall
tretfen, besbaIb muBte bas 0ueG euts
tDeoer nit meiuem8obe ober nit benz oes
Gegners, ber aber nt1t burd6 meiue
Qano fallen ourfte. enoen: beriteben
Sic?
Der Maior fubr auf:
Gin ameritauii1es Dueu?
Oas 6aupt fanft feitwdrts aeneiat.
entgegnete Der 8arDn rubig:
Wenn sic 70 molten, -eiaent>
LID ni9ts anberes, aIs Bic du6erffe
9enfeauena unferes fddrffen 3wei.
lam2fes, nit benz nnteridieoe, bab benz
ueberlebenben bte unangenebme Gez
tplhensbelaifung eluer S6btung erfpart
bleibt.
unb bieie GOrberuus bat ber 2ieutes
ilant bon 2roner benz &ittmeifer tibers
bra9ts
4ls mein Garteutr6eer-getpiB-
Us log etmas in benz Qusoruf uno
Der 0altung bes Maiors n6breno Der
fole = Worte, bas ben Baron Deim
3tpan5, leine bequeme Gteuuna ouf.
5lgeben.
eBenn ber Hittmeiier bon 9Rebotp
btefs 4uforberung bon F1 tpies, 70
9anoelte er gang FORFEIT, elm iol1es
Sueu, tuenn man oieien geameu baftir
gebrau1en foa, 1T unter gbrenmdu.
rIertt-ni6t tblif, einem Offiaier ober
Dsrboten. Die Mitipirtung BEL bieiem
Mtt bdtte benz lieutenant bon 6roner
leidbt einen ungeforoerten Ibf@ieb elm.
tragen t6nnen, tpenn er ben erbetenen
nt9f bereits erbaIten bdtte. Gie aber,
metn 0err.-llerfen Sic meine Worte.
fno nit bieiem 8orseben gesen Ell,
men Offs3ier on ben rocher de bronze
Der miliidrif9en 2amerabf9aft eepralIt
uno peroeH an bemielben 3eri1elen
Der Bdroi labte = ,ti@t 10 gemtitb=
ll@ uao tpobltlingenb als 9embbnIi@.
t6ortfetuns foIst.)
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= Bon einem granenboIlen s&id.
fal III ber neunidbrige gbiparb @iQis
In Wbeeling In Wsf Dirginien credit
lporben. Gr fanb ft@ on Der @traBe
beim Spiel uno 3tpar In Der N1be zines
3ningers, in ueldem ie9s eroBe eng>
lif9e Ooggen eiugefperrt tparen. Der
Rnabe frnnte es ni9t unterIaien, bic
9unbe au drgern unb gu reiaen unb
He f9lieblid In eine iolde Wutb Az
perieben, bab cine ber 8sftien nit sc.
malt gegen bic i9ma9e Sbar iprang,
bieie nieberDarf unb bann, seioIgt ben
ben anberea ftinf 6unben, tiber ben ars
men Suugen berfieleu. Ct purbe
glei@ beim erfen Nnpral au Boben ae.
porfen uab bann bon idmmtli1en Dun.
ben aufs GrdBliGfte aerfeifbt. Gina
20 perfonen tparen 3eugeu oes beiams
mernsDertben 0orfalles, bod bic
Gur@t bor ben wie raieno id ge6erben.
ben Sbierep belt bic 3ui9auer 3uerH
oabon ob, benz Rleinen 0fIfe Bu leilfen;
uabeau Minuten bsritri1en, ,ebe poliaift
Garner unb elm Mann Namens Robins
Ion, NIT Rebclbern unb eiiernen Bred,
fcngen bemaffnet, berbeitamen unb ber
WeBelet ein Gnbe ma6ten, inbem He
finf BON ben 6uuoen, bic bon ibrem
Ofer ni9t Ioslaffen molIten. tobt
i1oRen, wdbrenb ber fe9ste bapon.
rannte. Nls man ben Rnaben aufs
bob, ~, fi@. baB ibm bic Nuaen uno
Naie aus benz @eii@t gefreRen, bic
Obren abgebi fen tparen unb ooB nibt
tpeniser als go 8tBmunoen bic iibrigen
20rpertbeile bebedten.
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sfatarrb tam, ntd,t furirt ,uersen

bur6 lotale appIitationen. ba Iie ben Git her
Hranigsit nt@t erret4en tonnen. &atarrb iit
etne Slnt. coer eenfiitutions, ,sranfbeit, uub
um ite Su bstlen, mi6t Sbr innerIide Seiimittel
nepmen Dau's 4atarrh Sur nirb einae.
non'men uno pirtt oireft duf bas 8lut nnb Bic
l9le'ml9e OberfdGe. Saa's sfatatrb. Rnr III
tetne auafialber. Me6i8in. Sic purbe felt
Sabren bon einem 6er beiteR Nerste biefes Qan-
oes eercronet une if Elm reselmdbises Sleeept.
Ste beaebt aus ben befen befarnten 9oniea,
oerbnnoen NIT ben befen BIutreinta unasmit.
feln, ote brett auf bte S6leimoberfa9e mir
Ten: pie bollfommene 8erbinbung ber apei
DehauotbeiIe III es, sas fold munoerbolle Ne.
initiate bet Der Seiluns bon Ratarrb bsrbor.
br,ngt;. 9abt Gu4 Seusnifle umfonf f6iden.
y. 5. ebenes & Co.. gisentbamer, So.
lsoo, D. Ssrtauft bon gpotbetern, Qreis is gs.
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: gs muB paHen um ieben preis,
ielbft auf Soften Der biftorif9en Wabr,
belt! Da &ublanb in paris iebt auf
ber Sasesoronung III, 10 i9eut fi9 ber
Strettor bes 6ippobroms ni1t, in bem
4usffattungsitid y Die Suusfrau bon
Orleans" eise 4btbeilung rufRfder
9Oiaden auFtreten 3u IaRen, bic Ser
Seanne b'Nrc als Stdno9en-bie ruis
Hide NatiOnaIbpmue iinsen! Da Der
CUTE @ei4mad Bel ben Trauaoien
ldngit In ben @ogen Der ruffi6en Bes
geiiteruns uutergegangen 1T, 10 erfreut
fi6 bieier bl6ofnniae Nnar9ronismus
aaabenbli9 oes sr6Bteu 8eifalIes.
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Ser San 95eoro Sprinas Bart

Ser san Yebru sprinss Yarf
1T unter ber 8erpaItuns bes 5errn
Tranf Rrii9 pieber Der g m.
melplab fur Gamilieu gemor,
ben. ber er friiber mar. Mfan fiubet
bort tets elm gutes publifum uaS 6err
Sriid laoet bic 5amilien Der 5tabt elm,
ben Yart su beiu@eu. 2abIer anfs
entbaltsort; groBe Gauberteit In pars
te; aufmertIame gebienuns; grfri.
f9ungen aller Irt.
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= 9Or eirca IL Sabren 3os ib mir
rbeumatif9e S9mer3en 5u. Bor einem
Sabre manbte i@ st. Satobs Del on,
tpel9es mid bauerno beilte. = g. 6.
yreau, 80 Rerr 6traBe, Columbus,
Ohio.
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aafernenbofbIatbe.

Wa9tmeifter (aum ginidbriseu, tpeIs
ger tuteDerboIt bonn pferbe fdlt): ,3um
OounertDetter, slauben sic Sena, sic
ltno etn g6rienpapier, boB sic fort=
tudbrenb ftelseu unb fallen2"
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Der OeIt6ais Sobn Rrdefeaer
fonnte ieoer perion In ben Ser. staa.
ten 3tpei Dollars geben unb bdtte banu
nod cline Million Dollars iibris, INN
fein Daiein au friEen.
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@idtis fit Tarlner nno 0lildlente.

Dos bette Gutter fhr Rinbpleb. nm
es gu mdffen Ober biel Mil9 gu er3ielen,
finb Rnftreiiis bic Baumpoupiilien,
Die iie bic San Mntonio Oil
Worfs su So per Sonne Iiefern.
Dieies Gntter bat f6 iiberall bemdbrt.
0er5uht es!
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Die alien Grie@en 5rau6ten Oil.
benbldtter als 5timm3ettel.
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Die
W04eatli9e 6reie Vreht fhr S9ss
erf9eiut
jeoeu Qommerfas
unh toftet
$3.50 fit baS Sabr pDer @1.36 ias
G @pnate In WuransbesabInMA.
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&ier6tg Sa1tie1to 9paars

p9b 2amm Mdbaa afand
d n Der 3 Or @pbsDe
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-08-06
THE ELECTRIC LIGHTs-

The Specifications Revised and Ready for
Sixnatures-Mr. Seeley Leaves for New
York
A good deal of work was done at the
City Hall, yesterday, by Expert Seeley
and members of the Electric Light Com
mission, and last night matters were In
such excellent shape that Mr.. Seeley
left for New York. He will not return
until the contracts have been formally
approved by the City Solicitor and
signed by the Mayor and the represen-
tatives of the Fort Wayne Electrical
Company, and the plans for che build
ings have been approved and the build
ing contract let. AS soon as the actual
work of construction is commenced, Mr..
Seeley will be on the ground, and he
will give all the details his personal
supervision.
Yesterday Mr.. Seeley made another
trip through East Wheeling, in COM
pany with Chairman Farrell, of the
Commission, and the result was the Writ
ual selection of route for the trunk
lines of wires, from the site of the plant
up town. The wires will probably be
run from the gas works north through
alley E to Byron street, up that street
to Twelfth, and thence, either up
Twelfth to Charles street, up alley h to
Charles street, or down Twelfth TO
Eoff and up Eoff to Eleventh, the
wires being carried out Charles street
to Eleventh IL that route is selected.
At Eleventh street the wires will run
down to Chaplne and north on Chapline
to Tenth, thence keeping along the hill
side to the north end of the city, the
Island circuit branching off either at
Market alley or Tenth street. The cir
cults for the South Side will be carried
across the creek, and will likely follow
the hillside, to and across Cadwel's
run, branching off at the cross streets.
These routes will be carefully worked
out by Mr.. Seeley in New York, and
map, showing the location OF every pole
a,>A Hpht and tho nnnrsa nf every wirn
furnished for the use of the contractor,
accompanied by written specifications.
Liqht, Heat and Poorer, In its current
number, after referring to the decision
made by the Light Commission, says
"This decision of the Commission was
arrived at after its journeying OF 1000
miles and investigating into the merits,
capacities and prices Of the different
systems offered. The result is another
feather in the well-pumed hat of Mr.. c.
S. Knight, of the Fort Wayne Company. "
Several Of the leading electrical
papers quote long extracts from the
columns of the REGISTER on the trip of
the Commission and the results of their
deliberations. The action of the city Is
attracting wide attention amoung cleo
tricians and city officials everywhere.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-08-06

weeks with South Side friends, will leave
this morning for their home
Col. John T. McGraw, OF Grafton, ar.
rived on late train last night.
Hon. p. ]. Crogan, member of the Peni-
tentiary Board, came in on late train last
night.
Col. Thomas O'Brien and wife, daughter
Miss Maggie and son Joe, left Tuesday
evening for an extended Western trip.
James Story and E. P. BLY,, of Newport,
o., and John Childs, of Smiths Ferry, are
trio Of oil men stopping at the Mcclure.
Prosecuting Attorney John A. Howard
and wife will move into their new resi-
deuce, at Thirty-fifth and Eoff street, to-
day.
Miss Moran, of Brooklyn, N. Y, ar
rived at the Hotel Brunswick yesterday.
The lady is on visit to her aunt, who is
sister at the Mount
President E. M. Turner, of the Morgan
town University, was in the city yesterday.
He has been attending the meeting Oh the
Teachers Institute at Moundsville.
c. A Young, Of Springfield, o., and
John G. Hoffman, of Pittsburg, are stop
ping at the Mcclure. They are here to at
lend the Island Gun Clubs tournament TO-
day.
Hon. H. R. Howard, of the Penitentiary
Board. arrived in the city last evening. MIR.
Crogan, of Preston, will be in in the morn
ing. The Board viii meet at Moundsvlue
to-day.
Misses Harrie Weikart and Nettie
Sharer, Of Alliance, Ohio, and Miss Blanche
Conkling, of Cincinnati, will be guests OF
Miss Bessie Brady, on Fifth street, Mar
tins Ferry. after Friday.
Mr.. Fred. Dickinson, the genial repre-
sentative of the Kenwood Bridge Co., OF
Chicago, which has the contract for the
iron work on the new Jail building, will
leave this morning for Columbus. Mr..
Dickinson has been here for several weeks
and has made host of friends.