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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-12-04
BUREAU or ORDNANCE.
Report Of Commodore Folger--A Pacific
Coast Gum Factory. S

Report Of Commodore FOIger--A EACiAu
Coast Gun Factory.
WASHINGTON. Dec. .. Commodore FolRer,
chief Of the bureau of ordnance, n hin IN
nual report estimates the expense of the
bureau for the next fiscal year at $4, 730, 229l,
Of which $4,186,25O to bo applied to ths
armament Of new vessels. Tho number IA
guns required is placed az 1,347, ranging in
caliber from four to thirteen inches. All
though none Of the ships authorized to be
built require guns Of gixteen-inch clliber. n
is believed that such gums mny We needed. M
necessary plans have been made 70 authorize
the construction OF one or them. It III be-
lieved that the difficulties expsrionced
abroad with these large guns can be over
come. In order 10 facilitate tho inter
recommended that all proiectilaa used NV
the army and navy be made of Uniform
sizes and weights. Trials OF smokClesS
powder are said 10 have resulted sAtisfac-
torily, and it is said that within 4 very
short time the nse Of gunpowder will w en-
and below II, being replaced bv some one
of the numerous forms of so.called amoke-
less powder. Nj
The bureau inclines to the belief that thos
submarine guns now approaching compile
tion will prove q valuable and Important
adjunct to our defensive armament par
ticularly when mounted on vessels intended
especially for ramminR. II seems probable
that the chances of q ran being Ahl0 tUH
reach her antagonist with destructive effect
will be qnadrupled BY the addition of thin
weapon TO her means OF onenHe.
In connection with the subject Of trAnA-
porting overland heavy guns tho report
strongly urges the establishment of Y nm
tional gun factory on the Pacific coast aim-
liar to that in Washington.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-12-04
The Graves Trial.

DENVER, Nov, "A jury was secured IN
the Graves case today, and the trial will
probably be commenced today.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-12-04
Gives Satisfaction il KussiA. Il

WAsH1NaToN, Dec. 3.Conaul General
Crawford, At ". Petersburg, has transmit-
ted to the department late report upon
the details and working system nov in
practice in Russia which resembles psrtain
plans incorporated id tho platform Al th0s
farmers alliance. Of this country, OF mak-
ing advances on the farmers grt in atoxxd
cials Of the railroads iii the country, Th4
consul general says: "rhe sch0ina won't
into effect June, 1883, and at tho proaAAt
day 10 generally adopted throunhout ths
country, and the business carried On under
it Ia on very large soale and gives satis-
faction to the farmers.o s
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-12-04
Fosters Condition.

WAsn1NaroN, Dec. .. 3.Sacretary Fosts1s
was able to sit up for several hours to-day,
but is still too weak to lsavs his r0on.
Surgeon Hamilton, OF tho Marine hospitsl.
is in charge OF the cnse. Ho says the se1ress
tary ia out OF danger, but insistA thht ha
be kept perfectly quiet, as q relapse might
come from any over exarti0n. If tho p&-g
lot him start south BY Tho latter vaft ~
next weak.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-12-04

WAsHlNGrnN, Dec. 8.-kscretAry Hr00tefI
expects 10 sever his connsction with ~ s II
partment .o-mork0w evening ~ bAtnfz SE|
Ills resignation hAs bsen fiji the pe16j IN L gs
handa since Nov. 3 and will tAko o. c0 II [za
the seoFstlry' Il ples1nxes |'3
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-12-04
Annual Report for the Last Year
Made by Postmaster-General
Wanamaker.
Tie Thinks That the Service Will
Soon Be Made Self Sus-
tanning.
Employment OF the Telephone and pnen-
matte Tubcs-Hurat Free Dellyery
Postal Savings Subsidies.

WASHINGTON, Dec. g. The annual report
Of Postmaster Geneneral Wannmaker il
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-12-04
business of no LRnd Ottos.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3.-~Dnrino konr and II
half days last wssk tho Rsnsxsl l&nd 0faoe
issued 4.2b2 land patsnts. Thi1is ths hi9a-I
esh record ever made BY INV 0tiice. ,rh4x4
ID now approved Tor pAtent s20 mineral
entries In various parts of thu wet, wnd \
force Of clerks have beam detailed VA WIN
these patants 30 that within ninety dNyMttI
is expected tho whole number VIII IN IN th4
hands of the entry men. I'll S Bs#ga III III
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-12-04

When you have convinced every
body whose life will touch yours
that you have better goods and
lower prices than they can ever
get anywhere else.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-08

-. ,he,e Is located on this Company's add tion The
BsesGosH. 'WACilINE WORMS, oNNED ~ THIN
WHICH sNibcd on this addition there Is also to be
tslt rlxSTg, lSTge, Mill. a LARGE HOTEL, and other
% OAI MI also be erected Adj9inns This addition
c 70 " line is al.o being built TO run right through
fRlC CAn In The lots offered for sale are IN the
bis eNtnso and are only Il. miles from the Court House
v heng formed to take up whole Oocks oi
Cubs ar and is expected that he oVV pts u DE SOU
Is lots eae, nrlce win SOFA be taken Aiter that II IS
ws the ao'. ~ the price and sell ONE III NDRfD more
attended 10 Sn0 Gael These los are very cheap at FOO
$3.50 OF Sohahle that they Will be worth and readily
riON 500 10 $500 each ihSae ol one year. or
SYhsps IN sN b horne in mind that Sioux Falls is
Il must u ami is already city OF about 1J0OO in
,ued success Will undo lbtedy have population Of
10000 with, and Gas Company capable OF supplying
light CompS. Gas per day 1t is also becoming great
900 y ot scjtv having already flour mills. wooen
rsnufacu3 factory cigar factory canning factory
mills, bg~ brVo several psninc mills two bottng works.
Two tounapp,,.fing works two b1ck yards, Sc &c IT,
has four ad that another large Company Is b"ia iCrte
is understood iarce capital 1t probably has the finest
with YER Vnos or jasper in the world II lGlisheS k@
sgSssf, md epOo IeGS he So ooo "Hg and linen nil
being bull teno hands There any ngbcr CO OF concerns
employing yopss OF from 100000 TO sGcOOO pr Star
dong oJisaatsd Tank Line Company al,o haKe, '>icn
The s~assbuting point for south llakoa'
Tslf ~ md a great many pubic llsItu roy Ioa
II banks a buildings Of Sioux Fails japei my ~ e
bands9ncv costing over 500 600 II Is also th sc
Cour Ronan Catholics and the Diocesan ~ oL w w
CITY OF ns There are eighteen churches ad TOUT ue
Epstona colleges and five public .,n'o Otn5 Press
ave two daily papers taking the .d ~
Ihe,e arc four weekes and two periodicais aeCo%u
dspaEnee The water.wOFks have an aGgfrgnye rn
pessSnsnc mo gallons per dav. IN fAC. InE ----
New-York tribune., 1891-03-08

IMPROVEMENTS Fol. 1890 ALONE. FOOT UP TO
OVER ~ LOO 900. IL will readily be seen by the above
Of the largest West ana VIII probably reach 0000
within years and the lots which
offered for sale VIII then b. IN the centre ~ the
citv. purchased 1857 under similar circumstances
have sold for twenty times their cost in 100.
seldom that opportunity Ike this Is offered In
desirable location where there Is no chance for loss
certainty Of receiving large returns for money invested
ties do rot wish % the whole amount down
lots will be sold contract II desired by making
payment so down. and tn balance al the
ner mont. IN desired. Maps and circulars
explaining everything In connection with the city will be
mailed on application
EEFEGENCEN ~ SIOUX FALLS:
UNION TRUST CO..
onion TRUST BANK,
DAKOTA NATIONAL BANK
AMERICAN EXCHANGE BANK,
MERCHANTS BANK OF SIOUX FALLS AND BOS.
TON. MASS,
Hon. T.: +. PETTIGREw, U. s. SENATOR FROM
SOUTH DAKOTA.
These lots o. feet by ard the streets are
GO feet wide The lots run back o alley II wide
ana one whole block contains iS lots.
Special inducements will b. given a party or parties
In cities towns who can make uD a syndicate or cluh
to take up whole block Of 4S lots.
1t is intended 70 all Of these lots y THURSDAY
the Eth After that time the price will b. raised.
NcuIsion vcstIbulc tain will bc TO Sioux Falls
within the next 30 days
Parties wishing to purchase and who cannot call pet
Soay may send checks 10 order OF the UNDERSIGNED
anu the D'st selection VIII be made them At the rate
above given IL would only take 10 TO complete the
payments. viz
VS.. CHAMBERLIN. Agent,
llo broadway Rooms 81 and So Ncw.york City
New-York tribune., 1891-03-08
european ADVERTISEMENTS.
GRATEFUL-CoMFoRTI
EPDS'S COCOA.

BEE,nFA I--"lIy a thorough hIO"ieuge ot the nat
ura aws govern the Operaons Oh digestion anu n:
Triton, and careful application " the nne properties OF
wcscectd Cocoa, Mr Epps hqs provided our oredHlas.
tables with decat3y Favored beverage when may save
heavy doctors bills IL + ~ the lDacous use ot
such Constitution may be gradually
built every tendency to dis'
Hundred, subtle maladies ar" uOatg AROUND us
wherever there is weak point We may
escape fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well fotned
with pure blood and properly n0urlshcd franc. "-CVh
Service Gazette.
Made simply with boiling wanr or milk. Sold only n
half tins bv 9rocers. labelled thus: "lames EPPS
CO., Homo opathic Chemists. London. England"
New-York tribune., 1891-03-08
Real Ceiaic.
Rrai Cstaic.

SMALL INVESTORS, as WELL AS LARGE ONES,
- double money investing in lots in Sioux Falls
increasing in value FAST
INVESTMENTS AND 20 TIMES
original in three
fn-Impro
bcrahcL required
h i
Fausw t
New-York tribune., 1891-03-08
Summer Resorts.
BEECHWODD INN,
Ph.

Mrs u: u. MAINLAND & CO. have lcf'ed , , the
"HfifAHWODD y" OF years WIN tic mum
ton OF making most desirable Of any resort ~ lhc
ncighborhoo1 Philadelphia. and only on" ana thrte
quarter hours NcwNOrl Ihr INN" ha> u" uu-
vantage o the grounds and 30 tdlns dairy earh
way. Ihc cuisine viii thoroughly Aurrcan, Mhil' inc
service will The follow iLg references WIZ D
a sufficient guarantee OF intention 10 make the Inn
charming and select: william Pepper. MD Provost OF
the University Icnnsy Sania; :. Henry motifs uchnrd
Dale. ID. Murray thcstOn, MD II. G NOh, MD. ~
Hayes Agncw. MD, and Walter buchanan. - =, -
HOUSE. OPENS MAY IL. and rooms may now b" en-
Gagged and p,n, seen on application MonG1yS. Wednesdays
and fridays from . to ) - M at "iot" StatfoFd," phil
New-York tribune., 1891-03-08
TEE BRADFORD.

EEaE skADE OkSD.
In Rye near Harrison station an e.esant prNa.e
boa dnc hnus"; sso. -tt.'!G; - rlhGte> from New
York hoJsc open for inspection ~ appoint renS only sea
bcfCie May J. For PARTICULARS cali at
i3 West 2od.st.
THE SHIRLEY FAR ROCKAWAY. Z. ].
elegant pN boarding oUse, ecCi staDng 50 minutes
from clty rom staten. frcR beach Large lawn for
ennls and clcQuet fscass table nni atencaHce open
May Can be seen Apply l5o Nadi-onaVe
New-York tribune., 1891-03-08
OWN YOUR OWN HOME


Lots 2jN1OO price &2j terms. cash or ln-talments
special excursion trains TUESDAY free rau'"raton
including dinner seeing believing. For fun information
about th, fast growing call any evening eNcep
FRIDAY. o. \. WELLS. Room 3. 25S3 Atlante-aSe.
brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-08
Smnsemtnis.

IA rur STAR THEATRE.
TuE ,J,p THEATRE
TuE STtE THEATRE
LAST SIX NIGHTS.
owing cBlIycnlents Haoe, oi
49,. ...-.'.s''-'X
THE ELECTRIC SUCCESS,
- 10 .."-'''''~
Mr.. 4. {. GuLier's C0medy-Df
x..-.-............. ..-....''''X
MR.. POTTER OF TEXAS.
THE UNIVERSAL EXCLAMATION
OF all he this play is,
IL LIKE IT." .>
t will Lrnscntcd in this city again this sceas
your seats now and
SEE MY FATHER
FAREWELL. MATINEE SATURDAY Al q
Under the MANAGEMENT o. Mr. j. w. Sanger.
't'Monoay. March 10, iP,t r1 lpetlcn 0
POWER or TIE PRESS.
Sale OF seat, begins Thur rday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-04

nection with the matter, and / refs,
very much that permitted myself
be drawn into it, but OF course II 3
not now be recalled.
Every truly,
-. s. MCCAsKEY.n
Mr.. McCaskey also submitted the h
lowing letter, received by himself d
terday, and which explains itself:
Nsfii Oh 81 mo Date
J. s. McCaskey, Ne,C Mdrtinsrillc, ". ?,
"DEAR SIR. 1t was impossible Tor n
Mccarthy and l TO stay In Wheellr,
not making a cent, aud being honn3.'
to death by the creditors. Now. /,
best thing TO do is to call meeting
the Directors for the 10th Of July, 4,
Mr.. Mccarthy will be there TO report,
Treasurer, and / as General Mana,r
Call this meeting through the paper
and state that 1t is for the purpose
closing up the affairs OF the Assoc
ton Yours truly,
"R. w. EDGRrrs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-04

CAPTAIN THos. GoLDING was probably
fatally shot in his own home at San
Francisco last Saturday. He was
related by marriage to prominent
citizens of this town. Capt. GOLD
ING was an officer in the United
States Navy from 1860 to 1870. He
was a great fighter and did yeoman
service for his country. He resigned
to take charge of one of the steamships
plying between San Francisco and
China. Subsequently he withdrew al
together from seafaring and at the time
Of his misfortune was coal merchant.
From the account published elsewhere,
the only conclusion to reach is that the
Captain was defending his home from
the invasion of what he thought to be
gang of robbers. Certainly the brutal
ity and inconsiderate conduct Of the po-
lice at the hour of midnight would leave
any other impression than that they
were officers of the law armed with
legal authority to ransack the premises.
Capt. GoLDING's honor and integrity
were simply beyond the shadow of a
suspicion.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-04
SWEET IDIOCY.

The McKinleyites have become so
dazed by the operation of the.
iniquitous Mckinley tariff, and
so worried by tho incessant prod
ding of the Tariff Reformers,
that they appear to have lost their
wits entirely. and act as il under the
influence of fantastic dream. For
example, we find the Intclligencer
mounting in this strain:
The Morgantown Post has nose for
news and a turn for practical philosophy
II saws: Look here housekeepers! Black
berry time is here. and we should IKE 10
have you ask your husband what he thinks
of twenty pounds OF Republican Mckinney
sugar for $l' A little shot OF this sort
knocks spots out of whole columns OF lam
entations over Mckinley prices"
To any one who has even slight
acquaintance with the Mckinley tariff
act. it must be a never-ending source OF
wonder that the priests of high protec-
tion should select sugar as an example
Of the benefits of high protection.
Sugar. to be sure, is the only arti Gle OF
common use that has been cheapened
by the Mckinley act.
But how has this cheapening to the
cons inner been brought about? By
placing sugar on the free list!
Search as you may among the writ
ings OF eminent tariff reformers and
YOU will not find more convincing,
conclusive and entirely practical argu-
ment against McKinleyism and in favor
Of lowering the tariff taxes on the
necessaries Of life, than this placing OF
this one article, sugar, on the free
list. Yet the dazed and bewildered
! hich-tariffites actually use this example
of the benefits to the people of free
trade in sugar as an instance OF the
benefits of prohtbitory protection! Can
the physicians at the Weston asylum
furnish stranger case of hallucina'
ton?
When sugar was protected oy .
tariff it cost us &c q pound. Now, thai
the tariff has been taken off
it costs US but sc. Yet these
same McKinleyites will turn righr
around and Indignantly deny that the
tariff is a tax, or that the tariff raise:
the nrice of the taxed article to the con
sumner.
But, even though sugar has beer
cheapened by taking the tariff tax of
il. the fact must be borne in mind tina
the consumers are still paying an invis
| ible, but heavy, tax on sugar. by reason
of the direct bounty which the govern
ment is paying to the American sugar
raisers every year in lieu OF the former
'protection."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-04


$50, 600, and perhaps half mill
ion sinceit has been In operation, most
of it clear profit.
All that has been stated in the REG
IsTER regarding the doings of the asso-
citation has been proven to be true, and
thousands are out of pocket, with moth
ing to show for their money but precious
experience.
These short term affairs, even when
run conscientiously and honestly, are
simply great games of ''freeze-out," in
which it is impossible for any member
to gain anything except through
others dropping out and FORGETTING
all they had put in. Bus, when
run as this concern was, and still is In
this and other States, it was only from
prudence and for the sake of keeping
the concern going that cent was paid
out to any member. In fact the per-
son who put his money into this con-
Germ was almost certain to lose it. And
there was no redress, for he had signed
carefully worded contract that placed
him absolutely at the mercy. of the OFF,
GERS Of the association, and in this case
their object was to force him out after
they had secured his money. Or,
If he staid in and paid the
exorbitant1 assessments, he was
bound to come out something
like 100 per cent. loser in the end. In
fact, after once becoming member of
the Fraternity of Financial Co-opera-
ton, as 1t was carried on here, there
was nothing in the bylaws and consti-
tuition to prevent the head brethren
from taking the coat off his back.
The Legislature at its next session
should lose no time in passing strin-
gent law, prohibiting such concerns
from operating in this State. They are
dangerous in more ways than one, and
weaken the confidence of the people
even in honestly conducted and benef-
cent savings institutions, thereby doing
much damage to the progress and pros
perity of the community. They should
be stamped out together with the lot
teries,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-04
This makes a total balance on il

This makes total balance on June
10, when the deposits seem to have
ended, OF Sl2O, COG 80, against which
there were checks of S29,17
Then there was another account 10
the credit Of C. T. Dollner, Treasurer,
which began on May Is and ended June
30, and footed up S7,136, making the
grand total of cash banked S127, 742. 32.
1t is thought there is over $4,000 OF
this money still in bank here.
Doubtless money will continue to
arrive for quite while yet, but 1t Will
be all returned to the senders.
There is probability that more
attachments will be issued at against
the money in bank here, just as soon
as the exact situation becomes noised
about, and more readable developments
may reasonably be anticipated,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-04
A Special Train.

The Bodley Wagon Company hs,
located their works at Staunton, Y,
and have for some time been shh
ping their stock to that point BY v,
of Ohio River railroad. Arrape.
ments have been perfected with raI.
road officials to run special train =
thirty cars, heavily loaded and tas,,
fully decorated. The train will lean
here this morning at o'clock over /,
Ohio River railway, and will re,o
Guyandotte about O'Clock this D. >
and be delivered to C. & o. railroad. wi
expect to reach Staunton, Va, beto,
daylight tomorrow morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-04
STARTLING SHORT TERM FIGURES,

The Postoffce department took hand
Yesterday in the affairs of the Frater-
nifty of Financial Cooperation, by issu-
ing warrants for the brethren for vio-
lating the postal laws, and by swooping
down on the Office. But one of the
eleven persons for whom warrants were
,ssned was found, the others having de-
parted for parts unknown
\ An investig alton of the books OF the
aueern, which representative OF the
EArs1.rH made yesterday, shows some
astounding figures, and will serve to
give an idea Of the magnitude OF the
Fraternity's operations. From May 10 TO
June 10, less than a month, they de-
posted s1a7.74a.ss Since the latter
state the books show no depos'
It's made 70 this account, but
Judging from the fact that between
Sc, 400 and $500 came ii yesterday
$50, 900 must have been about the sum
taken In since June 1sth. which was
not placed in bank. While
- operation in this city the concern
AUST, therefore. have taken in ebou'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-04
All for So "A Day.
<kIt TUX 10 q 11NIyf
Canon CORRESPONDENCE Hdmpshire Reuie

Capon Correspondence Hampshire ReDae'0
The angel OF peace hovers over Capon
Springs. The green velvety lawns sooth
the eye, flowers redolent with aroma al
most bewilder the senses; the stamen of
the honey-suckle is the alabastar pillar
at which the terrestrial and celestial
part and meet-out OF the cup of the
waterlily, earth and heaven drink. Let
some one put a tuft Of mignonette by
the pillow of every tired mortal who
comes to these living fountains of health
and peace, and above all may there come
to us all the blessings of Him whose
footsteps the masses mark and whose
breath is the redoIence of flowers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-04
Mule Killed.

Yesterday afternoon, about half pas
one o'clock, valuable mule owned \
Paige Carey & Co., was killed. A lar,
derrick was being hoisted on JseC
street near Twenty-ninth, for the Do,
pose of loading cars with stone, when .
In some manner fell and struck the mu
which was awaiting its turn TO take
car. The animal was crushed 10 dealt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-04
Lightning>s Fatal Work.
TSf<Dr,rr, IN fbS R<0{efsr

WASHINGTON, PA, July 3.-Cart
Grimes, aged nine, was struck by light
ming while at work In a wheat fel
near West Alexander this afternoon an.
instantly killed. Three other hands
who were at work near by at the time
sustained no more serious injury thar
being badly shocked. The boys breag
was badly SCARED and one OF his shOs
was torn of.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-04
CITY Real Estate Matters.

The Council Committee on Real Es-
tate met last evening and instructed the
chairman to frame bids for putting a
metal ceiling in the police court room.
In the lookup and in the lookup keep
er's room, and to let the contract to the
lowest bidder. Gates were also ordered
placed around the heaters in the base
ment Of the City Hall, to keep strangers
from nfeddiing with the furnaces, etc.,
and the walls In the basement Will be
WhiteYashed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-04
THE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS

GREENBRIER COUNTY, W. VA
situated high mp In the Alleshanies, 900 i''
above tidewater, is now open for the 'se'o''
This noted resort, made famous by three geSs'
atoms. Is Immediately onthe line Of the giss
Chesapeake and Ohio railway. with its spisn'.
vestIbuled and express trains both Eat ~
West and therefore readily accessible mon .
paris Of the country.
The high standard Of the etasfn< obtainsS W
der the present management viii be fully NAE
tanned and extended.
Pamphlets. with full information. csn eo'
tanned at all general ticket Offices, or from
B.P. EAELE,
J ,s7dAeb superintsnesnt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-04
Thirty Cars Burned.

ST.. PAUL, MINI, July IA freigk
train on the Omaha line came I'm coils
ion with work train near MENDOZA
yesterday afternoon. The freight va
derailed and thirty OF its cars destroys
by fire. The engine was also wrecked
Several Of the train men jumped In III
Mississippi river TO escape death and IL
jury. II was reported that three tramp
were burned to death, but 1t cannot b
verified until the wreck is cleaned up
The loss to the company is figured q
$50. 900.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-04
Not BY a Large Majority.

Col. ]. w. St Clair, of this State, is
quoted as saying in recent interview
that West Virginia is for Gov. Hill of
New York, for President. We think
Mr.. st. Clair is greatly mistaken. West
Virginia is not for Hill-not for him by
a large majority. The one New Yorker
in whom the people Of this State have
the greatest confidence and for whom
they have the most unbounded respect,
goes by the name of Grover Cleveland.