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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-09-19
PETROLEUM

NEW YORK, September 1S.-Petroleum
opened strong and advanced lie on covering
of shorts, closing strong. PENNSYLVANIA
spot 5Sc; October option opened at 5Sc;
highest SOC; lowest 5Sc; closing at 5Jc;
sales, 90, 900 barrels.
OnCITY, Pa. September 1s.-Petroleum,
opened and lowest 5715c; highest Coo;
closed at 5Qs(c. Sales Isl 900 barrels; clear
ances $3.50, c60 barrels; shipments 30, 424 bar
rels; runs as, 81 barrels.
P1TTsBURG, PA, September ls.-Petro-
leum. strong and higher; opened and low
est 5sc; closed and highest 60c
BRADFoRD, PA, September lS.-Petro-
leum, opened at Js4c: closed at 5995c;
highest 5935c; lowest 5o1zc; clearances
lO6, 900 barrels
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Cleveland Races.

CLEVELAND, September 1s.-There
was more good racing at the Ohio breed
ers' meeting to-day. There were six
events on the card, and ST. Lookout, a
two-year-Old colt gave a special exhibit
ton, trotting a mile in 1926. This
breaks all records of ohio bred colts.
Summary:
Realization stakes, stations 2:2O class,
values S500-Coralloyd won. Best time,
2I9il
Hollenden House stakes, two-year-old,
value $240-BaShford won. Time. 2:3411SS
2:2S class, trotting, purse $500-Keokee
won. Best time, 2:20Z
2:25 class, pacing, purse $500-Coastman
won. Time, 2:l7L.
Cleveland Driving Park stakes, three
year-old, value S700-Ben Cassett won.
Time, 2:2311.
Wendell House stakes, three and four
year-old, pace, value SS00.-Bessie L won.
Time, . :22A
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RELLAIRE.

Mr.. Rider, of the Ohio Valley Fonn-
dry. has been having an interesting
time OF late breaking In young horse.
The animal used up the first vehicle ii
was bitched 10 but since Mr.. Rider has
got a new outfit the horse appears TO
appreciate the owners efforts and does
nicely.
Prof. Scoaeld, of Martins Ferry. was
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PIrrsBURG RACES.

large crowd Attends the Closing Day
famous Pittsburg Horse Goes Lame
PCTrsBUEG, PA, September 1S.-The
iaI. meeting of the Pittsburg Driving
Park Association closed at HOmewoOd
to-day with an attendance OF 1000. The
en,rieV for the 2:32 trot were so large
The race was divided In the free for
pace, Dallas the famous PittSburg horse
went lame and Johnston won with
ease. The weather was pleasant
and the track fast. Summary:
First race, 2:32 class, trotting, purse
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Garfield Park.

CHICAGO, September 1S.-Garfeld Park
results, track fast:
First race, three-fourths mile-Fitzhugh
Lee won. Time, :l6H.
Second race, one mile and sixteenth
Garcia won. Time, 2:0315
Third race, one mile-Ormie won. Time,
l :45L
Fourth race, mile and seventy yards
Ernest won. Time, 1:47H.
Fifth race, fve-eighths mile-Bessie Bis
stand won. Time, ;O415.
Sixth race, one mile - Noretta won.
Time, Az.
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The Crowd Dumped at Latonla.

CINCINNATI, o., September 1s.-A
crowd Of moderate size was badly
dumped" at Latonia to-day. John G.,
who won the first race sold as high as
so TO /. The track was a trifle dusty.
First race, one mile-John G. won.
Time, Az.
Second race, five furlongs-Ed. Eshelby
won. Time, l :04.
Third race, one mile and twenty yards
Carus won. Time, 49,.
Fourth race, nine furlongs-Royal Gar
ter won. Time, :56A
Fifth race, five and half furlongs-
Strathmaid won. Time, 100.
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Won Der Abe Warns Won Der Horst.

ST. LOUIS, Mo, September SCORES
p5rdeuce between Won Der Horst, of the
Baltimore Club, and Won Der Abe, Of the
81 Louis Browns, on the subject Of going
over 90 the League, shows that Won Der
AIe Is strongly set against any such move,
and cOUnsels Won Der Horst to not listen TO
tac seductive promises Of the League. He
said:
"The League people will make all kinds
Of promises 10 get you, and If successful
viii then proceed to squeeze YOU"
Won Der Horst, who seems 70 favor
entering the League, replies rather curtly:
DO not hold your heroic views regarding
the Association. Heretofore only the per
sOaal interests Of others have been cOnsid-
cred when any interests were Al stake"
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Health is Wealth!

Dr. z. G. vssT's Nerve AID BrArs TREAT
HIT, gusgariesd specific for Hysteris, Dsz1i
aess. Cc-.s4.s0us. Fits, Nervous EesrsIgls
Headache. Nervous ProstrEtien, caused By the
Depression, Softsning q tbs Brain. resulting 10
insanity and leading 10 nisery,dccay and death
Prs mature old Age, BsrrenAsss, Loss cf Power
n asher ser, Involuntary Losses and spsrms-
:eh.AhHss CT 0ver-In6aigeucs Zach Dor COS
sslrs ore rnonth's treatment H60 Dor o, s.1
oores far $40. sent By mall prepaid on sccsivs
q price.
GuaIa-tse Six Boxes
10 cure any case aith each order received By
IS for six boxes. accompanied with r5.on we viii
Tend the purchaser Q written GUARANTEES % r.
fund the I1sney II the treatment does not effect
cure GuArnntess issued oAIy through
MoLAIW BROTHERS.
prrgglss, Sole Agents, NcLAin Biock.
Sfyr>t >rf T--rif-h ~--~es~ wra.'ir- " ".
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DRY GOODS.

New YORK, September 1s.-In dry goods
business was fair, dressing goods active.
Shifting prints are sold up for fall and
agents are booking orders for spring at the
value. The market was generally strong
in tone in spite of declining cotton. Goods
are well sold up.
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S. B. DURgEY, mate of steamer Arl-
iona, had his foot badly damned.
Thomas Electric Oil cured it. Moth
ing equal to it for quick pain re-
lever
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Metal Market.

NEW YORK. September 1S.-Pig Iron,
quiet: American SIC GOALS %. Copper,
nominal; lake sl2 80. Lead, firm at q 80.
Tin, dull and steady; straits go %.
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Tagged Out

"Last spring vas completely tagged out
Ny strength len ne and felt sick AID MS
cradle al the tIme, so that could hardly
attend TO ny business. / took one bottle o.
Hoods Sarsaparilla, and Il cured ne. There
is nothing Ike IT, Z. C. BEGoLE, Editor
Enterprise, BelleviIle, Mich.
81 derived very much benef. from Hoods
sarsapariTla. which l took for general debility.
Il built me right Up, and gave me an exec.
lentsppeiise." Ed. JESKss. VI Savage, I'D
NIB. II you decide 70 take Hoods sarsa-
parilla do not be induced to buy anything else
Instead. Insist upon having
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Makes the
Weak Strong

The marked benefit which people in run
down or weakened state Of health derive
from Hoods Sarsaparilla, conclusiYely proves
the claim that this medicine "n1kes the weak
strong" II does not act Ike stiInulant
imparting fictitious strength from which there
must follow reaction Of greater weakness
than before, but in the most natural way
Hoods sarsapariIla Overcoues that tired feel
Ing, creates an appetite, purifes tie blood,
and, in short, gives great bodily, nerve
mental and digestive strength.
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Copies of Reports, Maps, etc. and all further nforma
ton may be obtained from, subscriptions will be
ceved by
JOSEPH RENSHAW, Jr,, 5. Liberty St., Baltimore, Nd.
THOMAS WALLACE, Wallace & Sons, AnSOnia Conn.
CAPT. A. E. DICK, The MOntVert Middleton Springs, Vt
G. ". GALL Jr, Phillippi W. Va.
]. a. KNAPP, Phillippi, \. Va ..n
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-28

BRADDOCK, Pa, Feb. pa serious
shooting sfirsy occurred this morning
at the BraddOck Iron Works OF An
drew earn, gle. The vigilance cons
mi,tee OF the strikers tauntered pa {
The works, and, according to the strik
er's story asked the non-union men
what kind Of q days WORK they we're
turDsng out. The answer was a volley
from the mems revolvers. John Hotb
ard John Trainer, strikers, fell, and
were carried away by their comrades.
Hobb was hit ON the forehead. and
10 expected to die. Trainer is wound, d
in he eide. HIS cor dition is critical
Toe wire mill men ss-ert the slrIk srs
were there with mob in entiOns.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-28
Minnesota Law Makers.

ST. PAUL, Feb. 26.-In the house
this morni-g SearIe introduced q bill
for appropriation for maintenance and
improvement t. at the state reiormatory,
the total being Sis, 500 for two years.
Searle also offered q bill limiting the
number Of convicts TO be engaged in
cutting granite at st. Cloud, for sale,
TO 25. Mcguire introduced q bill
making lettering around railroads a
misdemeanor. Feig presented bill
TO extend public weighing Of grain to
all elevators and mills in st. Paul
Minneapolis and Duluth. Bjorge's
bill to abolish capital punishment was
defeated.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-28
BY TELEGRAPH.
Ths Mohawk River Overhows
Its Banks and mandates
the Country.
Reported Transfer of the Wis
consin to the Northern
Pacific Denied.
The Rise of the Mohawk

UTICA, n. Y, Feb. 28.-The Mo-
hawk river At 7 o'clock this morning
was At the highest stage IL has bsen
since March IL, 1885. This afternoon
the water has b. en- receding, and Il is
now falling almost As rapedly as il rose
last night. A severe rain storm In the
early part Of the evening was the
cause Of the flood. The river wss
already at full banks, and when the
rain came the tributaries swept down
great streams snd sc q the Mohawk
booming. There hss been very little
damage done Ia this city, EXCEPT that
the rising waters flooded the stores
and cellars. The New York Central
and Hudson River railway was under
water at many places along lite line
an d the trains bad n be abandoned
aud pa. sengers transferred to the
Wes, Shore. The Central bridge, be
low Fort Plain, has been carried away.
Fort Plain itself 10 two feet under
wafer, ard its Inhabitants are using
h1sts. A large ice dam has formed
there. The reports from the valley In
dictate that ice osns are be coming
more dangerous Tie floating ice
lodges against them. Al $50 p. m.
the water hsd been spread by the Fort
Plain dam and the West Shore tracks
were covered. No trains can now be
run on either the West Shore or Cen
raj, and unle-s the ice breaks soon
gr, at damage will result. The ice At
Fort Plain 10 fully two feet thick and
the water steadily rising, telegraph
wires are down all through the valley,
The bridge near Ames, over the Can
sjohATie creek, WIS swept away
lrst night. In fact, all along Mohawk
vGlley from here to Schenectady come
reports Of food and damage.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-28

SAN FRANsIsCo, Fer. 26 Super n
tendent Fillmore, Of the SoGiheI ~
Pacific, received a dispatch from Yuma,
today stating that the place is doomed
t. desIruc ion and that three-quarters
Of the city was flooded. sni that the
weter was also threatening the last
qusrteT. The operator closed by stat
ing that he could not Eeep his place
another half hour. The Southern
Pacific division headquarters were
swept away. and with them the ticket
and f.ieght offices The twslve buu-
dred inhabifsnts of Yuma have taken
refuge in the penitentisry on the high
ground. The railroad tracks for q dis
tance Of twenty-five miles east OF
Yuma have been washed out OF sight
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-28

together with first mortgage on re I
estate in Custer county.
We ask you to become a shareholder
in this association. You can take
from one to fifty shares Of stock. ON
each share Of which q monthly Day
ment Of Sl.Oo per share will be re-
quired. In this way you can pay
few dollars mO7thly and hardly feel
II, and before you know II you have
quite an accumulation invested where
It is earning a large rate Of interest.
You can draw out the money at any
time, by giving 9 months notice of
your d. sire 10 do 50. Many a laborer
and mechanic In Miles City after the
bard winter Of 1857 found in his
building association stock a fund to 90
elsewhere a.d look for work, which
be would not have bad but for this in
vestment.
Ladies, we wish you to subscribe for
stock in this association. This invest
ment Is especially sdFpted for You.
You cannot conveniently get out
among busint s. men To mske invest
mentS, ard II you could, you could not
invest a small amount monthly where
IL would Draw interest Immediately.
1t is not necessarv tina. you attent
the meetings except in 81 - u desire
to make a loan, as the psym-i t. on
the stock can be made at the Office Of
the secretary at any time previous tOs
regular meeting.
Building associations In eastern
cities have among their shareholders .
large proportion Of ladies. The small
investment that eau be made and the
absolute certaiuty of a handsome re-
turn reco ommends the building associ-
alton to women who have, or are earn
ing a small urpIus over and above their
needs, which could not iud profitable
inves' ment in any othe- manner; the
payment ofo7s. NJ o. five dollars q
month, according Ia the number q
shares taken, is not felt at the time.
but the accumulation of II in ths
hands Of the association, where Il h
made to earn Interest at once. sooa
creates fund that win come handy
10 any woman, no matter what her
circumstances may be.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-28
Ths Reported Railroad Deal.

CHICAGO. Feb. o8.-The report from
st. Paul that the consolidation Of tlIe
Northern Pacific and the Wisconsin
Central roads Is to be rendered COM
plete next Mondsy, after which the
latter will be known as the Wisconsin
Central division OF the Northern
Pacific, is denied by people who claim
to know whereof they speak. There
Is said to be no intention whatever oi
making the relations the two roads
any closer than they are at present, OI
than they bave been since the W,scOn
sin Central was leased by the North
eIn Pacific.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-28

Everybody knows more OF less about
DR.. johnson. He was grand speok
men of the English character. He bad
a most extraordinary faculty Of con
versation; perhaps he was the greateA
eonverSationalistt that ever lived Some
body said 20 him once:
'Dr. johnson, how did you acquno
this extraordinary faculty Of excellenea
in conversation that you haver
DR.. johnson replied
Il aIa not aware Of any method ~
which ! acquired any exeeilence Of IL
kind, Il posses II, except this; IT,
when ] have had anything 70 say l
have always tried TO say it In the vezJ
besa manner that l could New Xork
Ledger
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-28
our Daily Life.

1t is daily life that tests us-the man
ner of men we are Ii is not our pray
ers, it is not our profession, but it h
the tone of daily intercourse and CON
duct that decides how we stand The
little homely graces; the cheerful
every day amenities; the Christ sPfrit
uttering itself not 50 much in conscious
act as in unconscious influence; not -
much in deeds as in that subtle aroula
which, without name, exudes from ths
sanity soul TO equals and interiors;
to agreeable and disagreeable, TO rich
poor, ignorant; TO young. to old; bear-
ing burdens, accepting crosses, seeking
no great thing to do, content to Pat
self by, and be a servant Of the lowest
these are fruits of only one root
fruits that none may counterfeit
Ware
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-28
Railroads Projected.

NEW YORK, Feb. 26.-In its issue Of
this week the Engineering News will
publish statistics showing prospective
railroad construction In the United
States for 1891. There are now 1854
miles Of railroad protested which have
some prospect Of being completed or
placed under contract or construction
before Jan, l, 1892. In the western
section Of the country the chief centers
Of activity are In Montana and Wash
ington. The state Of Washington
takes the lead with LAS miles, while
Montana has 600 miles.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-28

ST. LOUIS. Feb. 25.-COllinsville,
Ills, aud the neighboring tOwus have
been for q long time suffering from
the depredHtiOns Of a band Of burglars.
The city marshal Of COlliDsvi!le, with
the aid of one Of the gang" arrested
six burglars while they were in the act
OF burglArizing q store In that city.
Three were the Redmond boys, who
have heretofore borne excellent reputa-
tions as-honest and respectable young
farmers. The other three are Ale C
Leslie, John Walden and Ed. Nelson,
The rubber leader is said to be William
KInkade, Of Caseyville, Ills. not yet
arrested. Two other ci izens Of Collins
VILE are being shadowed by the detec-
tives.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-28
Preparinr for Remington. R cesptlon.

FARGO, n. D., Feb. 26.-The arrest
Of Joseph Remington at Lacrosse.
followed by h s confe' sion OF the pre-
medltated murder Of ]. t. Fleet A.
Artuuf, on the llIh inst., caused pro-
found sensati n here. The prediction
has been freely made that In the eveot
Of bis capture, Fargo would have =
banging bee. some hOt-blOOded per-
sons have even tslked OF lynehlng,
bat there is no danger Of this being
done. He will not be taken 10 Arthur,
bat secured in jail in this city, and hia
trial win occur here. Sheriff McLaren
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-28
A Business Change.


The prelimlnAries to the transfer q
the stock and interests OF the Miles.
Strevell 4 Ulmer Hardware company
.. this place to 9 new corporation were
begun this week. The new company
Is composed of NessFs. j. II. Mitchell
at present an employe Of the old firm
John T. Martin OF this city, and .
Chicago capitalist whose name Is not
yet known here. The latter will
reach Buffalo about the FIRST Of March,
when the transfer will be completed
Mr.. Ulmer. who has been the local
manager of the firm, will go to Ogden.
Utah, where they have branch inter
ests, the headquarters being in Miles
City, Mont
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-28

learned that be would come TO North
Dlkota without q requisition, but
nevertheless The sheriff proposes to
go armed wi b one.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-28

QUyBEc, Feb. 26.-In a speech t.
night, Sir Charles Tupper "a d II Mao
Donald succ' ed, q line Of steamers
from Cansda to France aid England
would be subsidized. $75O,OO
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-28

From an Italian source ID b repor1u4
that on the death Of q poor old cobbims
when his relatives appeAred on -
scene 10 claim The Succession. they w@s
carrying all that was Of any Yalns
away, when some one noticed an 81
shoe hanging on a nail above tnnIr
beads. Ii was hauled down more -
Jest than earnest, when beholdf a
turned cut to Be bard and heavy, -
on a closer inspeotion the shoe uun
found to contain a sunof 50, 900 tranm
in gold and hank notes Truly, =
strange banking place and lucky -
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-28
The New building Association.

1t is not q matter If news to the
community at large that 1t is the in
tention of a number Of our leading
citizsrs 10 start new building assoei-
alton this spring, on such scale that
loans can be made on it to aid In u e
erection Of at least two large public
buildings. These buildings are a city
hall and q society building. The
scheme has been carefully considered
and is regarded as thoroughly practie-
able by majority Of our best citizens
Is is hoped thai the association will be
able TO place at least one thousand
shares Of stock and to bring It to ths
attention Of everybody, the following
prospectus has been prepared and vii
shortly be circulated;
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-28

PIERRE, 8. D., Feb. 26.-The house
passed he bill taxing exprtss COM
panies two per cent. gr' 50 earnings
A vote to abolish the morn al and pre-
paratory departments Of the state uni
versity, and TO substitute the governor,
auditor and commissioner ofimmigra-
ton for board Of rsilroad commiss-
toners passed; senate bill requiring
state aud county officers TO turn all fees
into the treasury at the end of each
month, and senate bill TO abolish
the county courts. The senate passed
the revenue bill. The house tonight
adopted favorable report on the APP
portionment bill. 1t makes 4S sena-
torial and SO representative districts.
The bill will undoubtedly pas tom 1r-
row and become a Law. Representa-
tive Austin of Clay is believed to be
dying of Ia grippe.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-28

The Custer County Building AssO.
oiaiion will hold its first meeting on
May l2, 1891, and will be conducted
nb ,ut Is the Miles City Building As
sociafion has been.
Tue fivO ysArs' experiences Of the
latter association has suggested few
deslrabie changes which will be made
10 the new association.
Tee object Of the association is the
loaning OF funds 20 its members; these
funds 20 be raised by the monthly pay
ment OF sl.O0 on each share OF stock
subsuribed for. The security for loans
II be tae stock held BY the borrower,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-28

Emmannol Church CEpiseSpaD Palmer - -Ssr.
eobinsOn, rector.
BAptist Churce-G. ". herman. aeiing pastor
Artaching services sunday ~ n q. N. and m
Praise and Prayer Meeting, Wednesday ~ 7;to p
A cordial invitation - all.
MsthOdist Chureh-servicss sasdAy, IA q. IN.
SIP N. Prayer nesting Wednesday evening
Nilder Nutting. pastor
Srssbytsrian Churob-serviee. sunday, n a n,
p. N. 7. G. Armstrong;, PAsioi
church Of Sacred Heart, Cati o. - Service
seTy arst and third sunday Of the n. nth. h Ia
aaasa 1910 o.. sunday school ~ p. M
Vespsis "a Bspedietion a. 10 pm.
FATHHHC. Pa AELYE.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-28

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