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New-York tribune., 1891-10-15

The charter election in Newark on Tuesday
was very close According to the returns made
up yesterday Mayor Haynes was reelected over
the Republican candidate by a plurality of only
1919. There are beyond doubt excellent grounds
for contesting the election and demanding a
recount. This course is contemplated by the
Republican leaders That the supporters OF
HAYNES made free use of forbidden and alb
horrent forces is notorious. Votes were bought
freely, and paid for in hundreds of rumShops.
These facts it cannot be vastly difficult to prove
In the interest of honest voting and good gov
ernment it is to be hoped that sturdy effort
will be made to put Mr. Lehbach in the office
TO which he is fairly entitled.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-15

prevented the taking of census in 1Ss0F
Considering the present temper of the Brook
yn Democracy toward the Governor, such
statement would have been heartily applauded'
New-York tribune., 1891-10-15
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New-York tribune., 1891-10-15

Mr. Boody has resigned as a member of Congress,
but deftly attached string to the office before
letting go of it. At least he thought he had done
so, but it turns out that his place is to be hlled
at the November election, after ALL Mr. BoOdy
should have remembered the great truth which
centuries of experience have confirmed In the
hearts Of mankind. that bird in the hand is worth
two in the bush.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-15

One Of the most notable demonstrations IN tne
present remarkable campaign in Ohio is TO take
place at Dayton to-day. The stars" OF thc
occasion will be Major Mckinley las matter
of course). Senator Sherman and Ex-Governor
Foraker. The gallant Major is indefatigable. lie
is now in the midst of his ninth week on the
stump and he will appear at Dayton fresh from
three days campaigning among warm friends IN
the strongly Republican Western Reserve. with
three such speakers as Mckinley, Sherman and
Foraker. the Dayton meeting will attract an audi
ence Of huge proportions.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-15
Iuoex Advertisements.
a1uslnfss NoIlles.

HUSBANDS CALCINED MAGNEHA-FOur first
premiums awarded agreeable 70 the taste ana smaller
loses any other magnesia for sale In bottles only
Nth United states Government registered abe attacheu
without which is genuine at druggists ana country
I.nr
New-York tribune., 1891-10-15

The Kentucky Court Of Appeals has just af-
firmed Judgment against railroad company for
a fine of 5000 for running construction train on
Sunday. when the work might just as we'll have
been done on another day. 1t is surprising to
see such scrupulOus regard for the first day Of
the week in the bluegrass country, and such a
sharp line of demarcation drawn between neces-
sary and needless work on that day. The CIR
cumstancc also directs attention to the fact that
last Sunday railroad in Illinois carried eight
carloads of men to convenient spot for wit
Messing a brutal prize-fght. Do the law-abiding
people of Illinois regard this as work necessary
IN be done on Sunday-or any other day?
New-York tribune., 1891-10-15

If seems almost like waste of ammunition
for Senator Sherman to demolish the foolish and
fantastic fluctuations Of the female author OF
Seven Financial ConspiracieS." Doubtless
Mrs Emery will be greatly puffed up over the
fact that she has attracted the attention OF a
distinguished statesman. His letter, which Is
printed on another page, may be read and pom
deied with profit.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-15

The attempt Of Tammany Hall to disguise the
Tammany ticket by emblazoning on It's banner
the declaration that Roswell 7. Flower Is "ot
Jefferson" is too fimsy to deceive even the way
larng man.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-15

Mr.. Fassetts appearance in Ithaca last
,vening was made doubly interesting from the
circumstance that the Hon. Andrew ID. White
presided at the meeting and made ringing
speech in denunciatiOn Of the Tammany ticket
headed by H. p. Flower. Mr.. White has at no
tine been discOnsolate because he was not
nominated at Rochester. This speech shows
that his heart and soul are enlisted in the Re
publican cause which is so brilliantly led by
Mr.. Fassett.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-15

Leroy B. Crane the Republican candidate for
the Senate in the Xth District, deserves TO oe
elected and will be if his constituents appreciate
the value of the services he rendered them ana
the rest Of the citizens of the metropolis while
he was member of the Assembly In lsS2-S7'
He was most Industrious and efficient laWmfaker'
During his term he was instrumental In passing the
Elevated Railroad Five-cent Fare bill, which mas
saved the people of NewYork City since lts pas
sage more than $2o,Ooo,Oo0. He also took an
active part in the bill for the construction OF the
cable-road in One-hundred- ed-and-twenty-6fth-st and
Tenth-ave. He voted for the Railroad Commission
bill, and secured the passage Of the bill for the
new parks in the Annexed District and did much
for the benefit of Harlem and its vicinity. A
LEGISLATOR with such record deserves TO be pro-
NOTED.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-15

Neither Candidate Flower nor Candidate Shee-
han were present at the Democratic meeting In
Brooklyn last evening. Governor Hill, too' was
conspicuous by his absence. The flamboyant mil
onairen naturally felt doubtful about the sort OF re-
ception which the "sulen and surly' Democrats
Of Kings would give him; his staying away was
undoubtedly wise for, in addition to the fact men
toned there is no evidence, up to date, that
Shevo and the old man" and the rest OF the
gang are profoundly interested in the behavior
of the Greeks In ancient or modern times. Cover
nor Hill is not looked upon kindly at the further
end of the Bridge, since it is felt that his violation
of his promise that Chaplin should be nominated for
Governor ought to be stoutly resented lie
showed wisdom, too, in keeping out Of Brooklyn
last night, and he is not likely TO appear there
this fall But Sheehan-only the other day he
declared that he was anxious TO see the people
Of Brooklyn and to let them see him. He certainly
missed an opportunity especially as he says ne
expects the Tammany ticket to get bigger vote
than usual in Kings County.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-15

The reports which reached this city yesterday
afternoon indicating the loss of the Anchor
Line steamer City of Rome off Newfound-
land created widespread CONSERVATION. Fortu-
nately, there appears to have been no truth
in them. The City of Rome, which sailed from
This port on Saturday with a comparatively small
passenger list. was seen on Monday off the
Banks of Newfoundland, and in all probability
IS now safe and sound and well on her way
across the Atlantic. She is fine, Stanch ship,
Of well-proved seawOrthiness. The vessel re-
ported lost is said 10 have been cattle-shlp
from Montreal but late reports state that she
is not known there. From the scanty informa-
ton now at hand there is no reason whatever
for alarm regarding the City of Rome.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-15

Ex-president Cleveland presided at the Dem
,cratic ratification meeting in Brooklyn last
wening. In his opening remarks he Steered
lear of local affairs, only making brief refer
.nce to Chaplin and vague one to Boody The
,ulk of his speech consisted of some rather
,onderous and certainly iDnocuous reflections
npon the Republican iniquity Of preventing an
enumeration of the State and n reapportionment
of the legislative districts. Why, it is pertinent
70 ask. did not Mr. Cleveland tell the whole
truth about this matter? Why did he not tell
the Democrat, of Brooklyn that it was David
Il Hill-not the Republican Legislature-who
New-York tribune., 1891-10-15

Has Boss Croker really abandoned his brilliant
proiect of sending hundred Tammany speakers
through the State in order to convince the dear
people that there arc no horns or hoofs IN the
Wicwam? If twas so soon to be done for, what.
oh what was it begun for
New-York tribune., 1891-10-15

Increase 1891 over 1890.
Amount derived from increased revenue
by reason Of the increased valuation
of the property Of the state in 1891
over 1880 is 1.37 IL mills on
$9l, ,672,S7 ..."......:..:T.;.
Appropriations by the Legislature OF
1891 less than those OF 1o9O.........-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-22
PLACCIE IA
co

Pewna gazeta londyhska
donosi, 2e anglelskiemu mi
nisterstwu woiny przedfczono
nowy proch malacy przewyz-
szac wszystkie dotychczasowe.
STA wybuchowa tego nowe-
go materyaiu ?rzewy2sza o
plet razy procE bezdymny,
a procz tego mic mu ME szko-
dzi zamoczenle:- ~dalej dale
ko mnleJ ma sic 60 uzywaG
iak nrochu czarnego ! bezdym"
nego. Minister wojny nakazai
poczynie z MN proby. Wyna-
lazca ina bye Francuz, ktore-
so nazwiska ME wymieniaja
dzienniki. Wynalazek ten to
bardzo nplekny / stosowny"
podarek ola ludzkosci ma
gwiazdke.
Ma wysepke Bornholm po-
fozona Ia morzu Baltyckiem
pcdobno w1elkl apetyt maja
Nlemcy- .iak pisza dzienniki
duhskie. Pred laty kilku pc
wien inzynier niemieckl zaza-
daf ufozenia dok1adne] karty
tel wyspy, Rad dnhski Jed
make o~dpowledz,ai odmow-
ME. Niedawno 7as bawii ma
tel wysepce przez dlu2szy czas
nadburmistrz berlihski p. For-
ckenbeck badal poiozenle
dortu-w ostatnim czasle u
tworzylo sic zas towarzystwo
akcy]ne nlemieckie, ktore "a
mierza port bornholmski po-
glebic, ably sig stat przystep-
nym i ola wielKlch okretow
%wojennych. Wog6le Niemcy
bardzo za)muJa sic ia wyspa i
przyplsuia Jej ma wYpadek
woiny wlelkle znaczenie. Dzien-
Mkt nlemleckie wypleraia sic
wprawdzie cheer zabrania tel
wyspy. pomimo to duhskie
zaczynsja sic naprawde ME.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-22
PhACCIE IA
Wielka %encyklope-
dya.

Wyszlo Juz Is zeszytow ,Wiel.
kiej encyklopedyl p~owszechnej
1lustrowanei'', W ktorych wydaw-
nlctwo doprowadzonem juz costa
10 do sfowa ,,Ameryka''. Pc ukon-
czeniu [ tomu p%ostaramy sic daG
obszernieisze sprawozdanle. lynn
czasem zaznaczymy, re wydawnic-
two prowadzonem jest nader sta.
rannie. Ia wzor, dose sclsle ma
sladowany, obrano wyborna ency-
klopedye Brockhausa, rzeczy pol
skie atoli opracowane ME So zbyt
plekne pod wzgledem artystycz-
nym, ale wystarczaja W zupe}nos
CT do nabrania n~alezytego wyobra-
zenia o przedmlocie. Z pomiedzy
dotychczasowych wsp6fpracowni-
kow wymleplmy:; prof. Mlerzyhskie-
60, Okolsklego, Pawinskiego, kucz-
kiewiczz, Aleksandrowicza, Jurkie-
kiewicza, G. Roszkowsklcgo, Dy-
dyhskiego PIP. Ad. Ant. Kryhskie-
go, Ad, Gonna, AL. Jelskiego, Ant.
Prohaske, Ant. slosarsk1ego, And.
Swletochowskaego, j. Nusbauma,
Edw. Grabowskiego, f. Jezloran-
skiego, J.. Ad. swieclkiego, IL.
Cylkowa, J. Kar}owicza, J. Keniga,
j. M. Kamihskiego, J. Ochorowi-
cza, X. G6rskiego, X. Kaszewskiego.
R. Hubego, St. Kramsztyka, St.
Ptaszyckiego, T. Korzona, w.
Gersona, w. Marrcne, w. Nat
k~owskiego, WI. Smolcnskiego, Br.
Znatawicza i innych. Jak widzi-
my, lista wsp6}pracownlK6w dobo-
rowa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-22
lie jest Indyan
70 Btanach Zjednoczonych p. a

70 Btanach Zjednoczonych p. A.
Biorc splsu ladnosol poda-
je sprawozdanie o ro2nych
szczepach indyanskich, wylaw-
sly lndyan W Alasce, o ich
liczbie. Okazuie sic, re w
Stanach Zjednoczonych jest
244. 704 lndyan a mianowicie:
W rezerwacyach i W szko-
Zach pozoslalacycA pod dozo
rem indyansklego agenta prze-
bywa l30,354 Irdya2 ME O.
bowiazanych do piacenia po-
datkow.
u lndyan, ktorzy tylko po-
sreuA;o stoJa pod kcatrola BIO
"a indyan>klego i sami sic
zyw1a, znajduie sic " tervto
ryum indyanskiem 25,3o7
Cherokees'ow, 3464 Chicka-
saw'ow. 9966 Chcclaw'ow,
929l Creeks'ow i $500 Semi
mellow. Oprocz tego nale2y do
tych szczepow 1924 miesz-
kancow krwl muszynskiej. O.
we pee ucywillzowanych
szczepow llcza vice " ogole
64,S7l dusz.
Oprocz tego licza PuebIos
" New Mexico, szesc naro-
dow i st. Bayos W stanle
New York 1904, ,Wschodni
Amrokees'l' W pofnocpei Ca
rolinie 1886 dusz. Indyan,
ktorzy sic SAM utrzymuja i
ktorzy So upodatkowanl, a z
ktorych 60 procent ME miesz-
ka ma rezerwacyach Jest 80,
567. Dale] znajduje sic w
mount Vernon koszarach"
3S4 rwiezionych Apachesow
a W wlezienlach Stanowych i
terytoryalnych 1874. Dalej O.
piewa sprawozdanie, Re Jest
80,7l5 opodatkowanych ME-
opodatkowanych Indyau p1cl
mezkle) pc "a rezerwacyami
63,770 nleopodatkowanych
Indyan plci mezkiej ma re-
zerwacyach, S2,l06 opodatko
wanych i ale opodatkowanych
Indyanek pc Ia rezerwacyam1
i 66,484 ME o~podatkowanych
Indyanek ma rezerwacyach;
32,2l0 Indyan otrzymuje ra
eye Cd rzadu Stanow Zjedno-
czonYch, 1904 zas utrzymu.
]e sic rolnictwem> chodowa-
mem bydta, chodowauiem ko.
nj, rybofostwem 1owami W
ogole.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-22
rzystwem r"ewolucyjnem.

CzWarty osKarZonY, Flotr
Duszewski, porucznik artyle.
ryi W Kronsztadzie, areszto-
wany zostal W mieszkaniu
swoiem w Petersburgu. Una.
leziono u riego podejrzane
papiery. Zezaan'a jego SO
snutne ! mteresuiacc. Byf "a
reczonv pewna PARMA W
Kronsztadzie, lecz z powodu
n.emoznosci wykazama sic
dostatecznemi srodkalnl utrzy-
mania, ME mogl je1 zaslubic.
Nareszcie w roku 1888 sfaf-
szowai certyikat, pochodzacy
wrzekomo cd jenerata Ma
thiasa, komendanta artyleryi
walowej W Kronsztadzie. i ma
jego podstawie ozenl1 sic %
czerwca 1888 roku. Wkrotce
pc slubie, iona jego zwaryo-
wafa.
Zoia Gutenberg aresztowa.
no Is czerwca 1850 +. "
pewnym klasztorze ma Kry-
ME. Kiedy poilcya weszfa do
pokoju, Gutenberg pochwlcifa
list lezacy la stole, podaria
go i chclata go polkna6, co
sic jej lednak nie udafo. Una
lezlono u mel mn6stwo paple-
row, proch, haszke z nlebez-
piecznym pfynem, atrament
ola n,ewldocznego pisma fat
szywy passport ma imle Maryi
Lewiny. Okazalo sic, re To-
fla Gutenberg W rozn:aitych
czasach 2y}a jake guwernant-
ka W pofudniowej Rosy, jake
szwaczka w Sebastopolu i ia
ko nauczyclelka W Paryzu.
Do uKoeln. Ztg." donosza
2 Petersburga W sprawie "a
sadzenla kapitana Schmidta
"a splegostwo, &e Car zaraz pc
lawladomlenlu go 0 tenn Zaj-
sciu mla} sic wyrazi9 w pouf-
mem ko]e, Vi ma zamiar wy
dalic wszystkich zagranicznych
wojskowych, przydzielonych
do ambasad. Z trudnosc.a po-
wiodlo sic otoczeniu cara Cd
wies6 go Cd tego zamiaru;
wojskowi rosyjecy znaja bo-
WIEN bardzo dohrze korzysci
wlnlkajace Z utrzymywania 70.
syJskich ~pe1nomocnlkow woj-
skowych "a granica, ktorzy-
by rownlez musieli W takim
razle ustapic. Waaniejsze ich
raporta bywaja czestokro6 u
krywane pred carem, iezeli
szef sztabu uie uwala ich "a
odpowiednie do przedstawie-
MIA, a szczeg5lniej take, W
Ntorych sprawozdawca uzna-
MEM wyra2a sic o urzadze-
mach armll nlemiecKiel Tub
austro wegierskiej, gdyz daze-
mem sztabu jeperaInego jest
oboe armie W oczach cara lax
najwlecej ponIzyc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-22

co do tel wyspy. Wy
ia ma powierzchni 10
i pol mil kwadratowych, Ii
czy 7as IS, 900 mieszkancow.
Ciekawe szczegoly o ostat.
MIN procesle nlhllistow W Pc
tersburgu, ktory zakonczYf sic
skazaniem ma smierG wszyst-
kich oskarzonych wyatt
klein jednego Zodiac gazeta
ang,elska Fitness. Nazwlska
skazanych SO nastepn]ace: TO-
fla Gutenberg, Michal Stoja-
nowski, Lob Treibfeld, Ale
ksy Oroc2ko i Piotr Duszew-
skl,-dwa] os;atm wojskowl.
Stan rzeczy przedstawia sic w
krotNoscl lak nastepuje- Dnia
&c lutego I. z. W pewnym
skiadzie tytunlu kuplta mfo~
da parma papierosy, przyczem
zostawi1a portmonetke. ku.
pee, pensyonowany officer o.
tworzywszy ia zna|azi W srod-
ku oprocz dwoch kartek pi.
sanych pewnemi zna6ami,
ktorych przeczytac ME mogi,
cwlartke papieru, kt6rs sta
nowlia gfowny przedmlot os-
karzenla. Byfa to proklama-
eva wzywa!aca do zamordowa-
MA cara. Kupiec zawiadomif
niezwiocznie o SVEN o~dkryciu
policya, a ia w~ytoczyfa sledzt-
wo wpadla ma trop, Re owa
parma byfa Wilhelnina Braun,
Szwajcarka, ktora 81 lutego,
%tajemniczo zn'kneia. pokazato
sic ]ednak, re nazwlsko Braun
Jest tylko jednen z wielu, ia
Nle noslia PARMA Zofia Guenc-
berg, poszukiwaaa przea poll
eva juz cd r. 1886 "a kno-
wanna rewolucyJne; zdola}a
sic w6wczas schroniG "a gra
nice zostawiajac papiery pisa
ne tym samym charakterem
co owa proklamacya, niekto-
re plsma Mostly nawet podpls
Wllhelmlny Braun.
Zofia Gutenberg przerazona
zgublenlem ~por!monetki, o.
pusciIa mleszSanie dnia 81
lutego o poinocy i schronila
sic ma Krym. przedtem led
max prosila lokatora z tego
samego domu, ~ kt6rym znaj
dowat sic ow sk1ad, zeby ma
zajutrz posze1i 40 jeduego q
je] przyjaciol, Micha]a Stoja
nowsklego i zawiadomit 60,
De zmuszona Jest maggie wye
cha6. Badanie plsma wykaza
TO, Re p%roklamacya pisa1a BY
Ia pr2ez ntojanowsk;ego. Sto-
ianowski poznai panne Gneuc-
berg W roku 1884 W teatrze
i zawiazai z MA bli3sze sto-
sunki. Pewnego dina przyszla
do nlego i zaladaia, ably daf
]ej sfowo honoru, be zrobi to,
o CO ona go poprosl. Stoja-
nowski przyrzeki. Wtedy Gu
encberg wyciagneia z kieszeni
kawafek papieru i kazala mu
pisa6, co podyktuje. Stojanow.
SIX, najprzod byt tax zdziwio-
ny i przerazony, ae pisa6 ME
chciaf, ale poniewaz PARMA
Gutenberg nalegala, -napisaf,
opuszczajac iednakowoz wsze-
die imie cara. TAX zezLa]e
Zofla Gruencberg.
Duia 7 kwietnia areszto-
wano W nocy Szymona Stoja-
nowsKlego, studenta unlwersy-
tetu w Charkowie, l mieszka-
jacego z MIN razem Lelba
Treibfelda. Aresztowani Edo
fali spalic wszystkie papiery,
zanlm zostali przytrzymani.
Policya znalazia tylko nledo
paaKi, ma kt5rych zdofafa Cd
cyfrowac take wyrazy, ]ak
,,rosyjska morarchia" ,,wol-
nose sfowa" it'd. Szymon Sto
iano ~skl przyznaf sic pred
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-07
BENWOOD.
Industrial Items, Personal Gossip n,

Industrial Items, Personal Gossip md
General News Notes.
y well known young man OF Nc
Mechen created wild excitement at that
place yesterday afternoon. He chased
II young man all around town and
fired several shots ut another. lie then
entered the drug store anil Selling the
weights and scales. threw them through
the show window at 4 passcr-by.
Della Kelsey, OF Kelsey, Ohio, is the
guest OF Mr.. Ii. NJ. Peabody. Willie
ont walking the other evening she fell,
striking her head Just above the eye.
The swelling was scattered, but both
eyes are so badly affected that she must
be taken home for treatment.
The McSIechen school house was not
completed last month as expected, con-
s%equently the old building wa hired
for another month.
The Lutheran church will hold a ies-
tival at Dolan's hall this evening. The
entertainment promises to be a bril-
liant affair.
Mr.. James Bissett had his hand SO
badly mashed on the Baltimore & Ohio
road that tits feared a%mputation will be
necessary.
Mrs. James Gcrachty and daughter,
Miss Fannie, spent several days this
week with friends down the river.
The members OF the McAIechen band
will entertain 4 number OF their friends
at q select hop next week.
Miss Iskell, OF the lower ward, has
returned from an extended visit to
Washington.
Mr.. Lindsay Villers, one OF society's
lights, is recovering from IN attack Of
diphtheria.
Mrs. Lawlcss and son, Tildcn, will
leave here and take up their residence
in Littleton.
A telephone pay station will be locat-
cd atSinclair Bros. drug store.
Mrs. J. W. Smith, OF Wheeling, spent
yesterday with friends here.
A number OF young people will 20 out
to Sherrard tomorrow.
Miss Alice Hicks is yisiting friends in
Greggsville.
Miss Annie Crowis lying at the point
OF death.
Oliver Peabody is very i'll.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-07
A REAL SENSATION.

\ Woman Tes;iiics Tia. Two judges
We're "Fixcd" to Decide II Case.
San ~FRAHcIsco, Nov. 6.-A1rs. Calvin
Somcra, whilo before the grand jury
yesterday, gave some sensational tcsti-
iaony. Tic suit OF Joseph W. Rcay
against Treadwell, Butler & Jones was
instituted many years ago by the plain
tiff 70 confirm his title to q tract OF land
IN this city now valued at over s., O0O,-
0IO. The case was assigned to Judge
Walter Levy by the late Judge Ed
Munts and Levy gave q decision for the
Ircadwcl! estate. 1t was in connection
with the rumored expenditure OF $780,
600 in fixing the case thar tho grand
Jury was investigating. Mrs. Somers
testified that Judge Edmunds was paid
$1,000 to assign the case according to
the wishes OF the defendants. Refer
Ing to the disposition OF the $50, 900,
Mrs. Somcrs said Judge Levy got a
portion OF it and Chris Buckley another
share, while \ third person was given q
large sum. Judge Levy, when inter-
viewed, declined to make my state.
ment further than that the rumors
affecting him had their origin in the
spite OF q few lawyers who had lost
cases in his court.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-07
SlILL3IRE
AllSorts OF Local News anil Gossip from
tho Gluss City.

Tho Glnis City.
Contractor Muloney completed the
second square OF Plum alley last even
ing. lie is making good progress with
his work and will no doubt have it all
completed before cold weather sets in.
Mrs. IIemphill, widow OF the late
Robert Ilemphill, OF the First ward,
died at her home yesterday morning.
Her remains will be taken TO GAINESVILLE
Monday for burial.
J.. X. Miller, contractor, will open up
an Office in this city. lie begins laying
track on the Ohio Valley road between
here and Powhatan in a few days.
The Natural Gas company has shut
the gas OIL from very nearly all OF the
private consumers in this city.
Prof. Liller is getting up IN entertain
ment, which will be presented during
the holidays.
The many friends OF Frank B. Archer
are pleased with the fine run he made
i'll this city.
Quite 4 number OF Bellaire Knights
Tcmplar were at St. Clairsville Thurs
day night.
Mrs. Edward Harris, of the Second
ward, lost her pocl;etbook containing
Sl7.
The steel works is running regularly
now and making good time.
R. fuller and family lett yesterday
for Columbus, Ohio.
Mrs. II. &. H%artcnstein, OF Chicago, is
visiting in this city.
To.dayis pay day on the Cleveland &
Pittsburgh road.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-07

Current News Items from tho old Town
ncross tho River.

""i.SH' ScWs lteins lroin tho old Town
ncross tho River.
Tho now addition to tho .Etna plant
is nov completed, and will be put in
operation o The addition will have
4 capacity OF seventy tons OF finished
product per day. 1t is fitted up with
al modern machinery and appliances,
and is 4 model mill.
Rev. c. B. Hcnthorne is preaching n
series OF very entertaining sermons on
the Ancient Tabernacle. The theme for
tomorrow evening will be The Brazen
LAYER; In tho evening the Sabbath
school will render one OF their enter.
tanning concerts.
Tho paving OF Bank street has been
completed between the Pike street cor
ncr and Baggs' mill. 1t is now being
paved toward Kirkwood. The improve,
lnent Is q very great one and will no
doubt lead to the final paving OF all
streets.
VheFirst National Bank building is to
DO lifted up with u new stone front OF
modern design. Tho stones arc being
days,
Walter Mitchell, who has been in
southern California during the past
Year, has returned homo to visit his
mother. lie will return west soon.
John McConnaughy, ST.. has sold his
grocery store 10 Josesh NJ. Taylor, who