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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-21
TRUSTEES SALE
OF VALUABLE
Pottery Works In Wheeling v Va

DY VIRTUE OF a DEED or TRUST MADE
- hv West Virginia China Company 10 me rs
trustee bearing date the 18th day Of January,
A. d. 1852 and recorded 10 the Clerks Office ~
the County Court 81 Ohio county. West VIZ
,inia m Deed OF Trust Book No. IS on pages
I234 3. aud 3. I will proceed 10 sell ~ public
-ai. 80 TIC front door 81 the Court House of
laid county. 10 the city % Wheeling West Nir.
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PETROLEUM.

New YORK, March 20.-Petroleum was
depre sed by reports OF increased produc-
ton, which caused selling both 10y western
and local operators, and after opening
weak, the April option declined J. &c IN the
first hour Then the market recovered 70.
and closed steady. Pennsylvania oil. April
opened at 12isc: highest i2i5c; lowest
re: closed at DE. No Lima. Total
sales. 1900 barrels.
on CITY, Pa, March 2O-Petroleum
opened ut &c: highest Use; lowest II lc;
closed at re. Sales, $1,000 barrels: clear
ances. 1900 barrels: shipments, 'G,232
barrels; charters, 43S9 barrels; runs, $3.50
barrels.
PlrrsnURG, Pa, March 90. Petroleum,
nothing doing. opened at I3s5c; closed al
7lalc; highest - e.; lowest 'lac.
BKADFoRD, March 20.-Petroleum, open
ed at 7271c: closed at re: highest '3sc;
lowest ~ &C.: ciearances 10000 barrels.
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Depart. Arrive.
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Baggage checked through 20 destination ~
tickets.
". J. ROBINSON. Genera. Passenger Agent
Parkershurg. W Va.
Al DANDY. Assistant General Passenger
Agent Parkersburg, ~. ga.
j G. TOMLlNSON. Passenger Agent, Vince.
ing, " Va
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A. S. HOWELL.
a. uERVEY. Auctlouecr mr9JrAdi
FIFTY YEAR
Six Per Cent Gold Bonds For Sale

LIMITED NUMBER OF WHEELING
Il Bridge and Terminal Railway Company ~
Der cent FIRST M0r;-ag. Fify Year Gold Bonds
aye hereby offered Tor sale. These bonds are
secured bv deed Of trust OH the Bridges. Tun
uels and Tracks and other property u the Com
pany. and are believed 20 BE- % good safe ana
permanent investment. Interest payable hall
yearly. Apply 10 GEO. W. ECkHAkr, j.
Cashier Peoples Bank,
o.. Tnos. . IRIEg
oc23h Roal Estate ani Stock Broker
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2IstDav of March. 1891,

We WILL on that day. offer The property for sale
100 Public Auction ~ the north mont door 90 ule
Court House Of Ohio county, ln VI h'ehh2' "
u Trru. or SALE-Oue-third Of the purchase
money. or a. much more a~ tile purchaser may
eiec, 10 pav. cash on the day ~ sale. and iLs
balance lu two equal iustalment> 10 QUO anu
two wears from the date OF sale. with interest
the purchaser 10 give his notes th"fei-f Z" "'
secured by deed OF trust ou the property sold.
". NJ. III MAP
GEORGE x l.. GILCHRlST
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-21

Thcsr lot- are dr,irahy located aud wolf
drained and in every respect will make hnr
residence places, being hut few minutes walk
from the Elm Grove motor line.
Do net purchase elsewhere until you have eN-
amined these lots.
Plats can Doe had by calling on J {. Heryey
auctioneer or az ihc ROOSTER or laieiligeicsr
Offices.
Persons desiring to attend the sale will b. FUR
nished tickets free 81 charge by calling At the
Wheeling and Elm Grove railroad Office on
morning OF sale
TERMS OF SALE-One-ihird cash, hainnc,
"a two equal instalmonts. payable In SIX aud
twelve months, with interest, negotiable mote,
secured by deed 81 trust On lot, purchased io
be- given Tor deferred payments,
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NATIONAL RANK OF W. Va,
~ AT WHEELING.

CAPITA L....................... ..........s.DUG
Southwest cor. Main aai Twelfth SITS
DOES A GENERkL BANKING BUSINESS.
DiEEf Tuh-'
AUGUST ROLL iphH AgI -
MICHAEL REILLY. " a. ~ =
3 D5LEL-N d ht,I' = 'ti
CHS ~ tKO, Nl.e.
Earl ". OGLFNtf President
CHAS IS. BROChUNlEk. Nice-Pfesi4en
JOHN WAGNER Cashier.
TIWRFNCr F. SANDS ssstCeshicf.
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TO LETT.

Store Room 1861 Market street.
Five Room Brick. hrst-ciass property. ~ y.
Huron street. Above hsh water Now empty.
Eight Room House at 100 Virginia street with
All modern improvements.
Seven roomed House 81 South York.
Three-roomed House, 100 virginia street
G. o. SMITH,
Real Estate Agent,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-21

Have you a Pittsburgh
Rochester, Duplex. or a Stu,
dent Lamp? ,
Do they work satisfactorily
Do your Lamp Chunneys
break? You gctthewrong sort!
The RIGHT ones are the
'PuARL Grass. made by
Geo. A. Nacbeth& ca. Pits
bursh. makers a. the cele-
brated Pcarltop lump ch'm-
ney, which have given umver-
sal satisfaction.
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.RlNEHART & TATUM,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
800 y, flfl Nu-l.rf Street
TRUSTEES SALE
uf
Valuable Real Estate.

rTuE UNDERSIGNED TRUSTEE, ~ NlR.
/ tue of 90 decd of trust executed TO him by
william Bauer and F7edericka Bauer dated
October 2irh 1885,. and ~ record in the Office Of
Inc Clerk oi tine County Court oi Ohio County,
s.. Va. boo Deed " Trust Book No q, "n page
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For Sale.

Ts7Hr PRIOR PLACE on NATIONAL ROAD.
1 near Elm Grove. consisting Of about twenty
acres. with brick dwelling VII sell 'h' Wh"lr
or iu lot- 20 suit purchaser.
No 4ONirguia street. j. and. rooms an1
bath room ..-....... -..... .......-.
~ in &, 9llls, .... $3.50
40 35l0 Wood street. frame. rooms, lot
31XlOn ........ ..........- -'H'
8oylal feet with roomcd frame house. on
North Huron street ...... ...--..... l'''V
gJxi90 feet On Fourteenth street. between
jacob and Wool streets. ..... ...... ...- stn
dJxlO0 feet on south Elm street. Island LOO
9OylDj feet 90 South Penn street, Island az
3Jyf3O feet on South Huron street ......... ~
25xIi0 f.,t 90 North Wabash street ~
fONfii feet ou North Front street .... ...-. l'.p
40 T. North Penn street. Large ground,
80 1921 Eon street rooms. hrirA ..-. 800
No 100 Fifteenth street , me. hrlck %'lb
No.. 2il5 and PIG Main So .oi iiVl1 feet. goo
Eighty acres Of coa' 300 Ohio county W Va.
We arr agent, Tor fhe Gl'nial" Company
Stoci. Cor -lIr
Chicago lots iof .iiIr.
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Cor Snif.
FARM FOR SALE !
About lO9 Acres,

Situate mainly in Brooke and partly 90 OHIO
counties W. Va. near Potomac.
We. the undersigned. offer Tor sale the farm
of tLr late Samuel McCcrty. containing about
l0g acres OF good productive farming land.
There are Two Dwelling Houses. stable and
other outiuidiug> ON the land. u NOT sold 800
MIN - -uL. HMM. lLn
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.

- ALNlhAi HIAhNhNN INV
Direct roufe fo Marietta. farAcr-nur- i"Inf
Pleasant Huntington. Ashland. Portsmouth
and Cincinnati. Also to Charleston. 'iff"n
Forge and stanton. Va. and LrAAurtfn anil
Louisville. kY.
Time Table effective January ll. 1921
sDaily. fDaily except SUNDAY
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ELM GROVE

WHEELING & ELM GROVE
W RAILROAD ON aud after Monday
December lst. 1880 trains NiA run as lollo"s-
CITY Times
Leave i, reeiiuc. Leave Sim Grove.
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ytnuiIrtol.

DiEEc.cRs
IN. VANCE. w. LLLl.e Lax,
JOHN n BROWN, A ". KELLEY,
Is DLLbPLAIA JOIN FEW,
GEO. J.. STlFEL.
Drafts Issued on England, Ireland, scotisa-
mya Join ]. JONES. CGshlsf.
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CHESAPEAKE ~ OHIO RAIL
y WAY COMPANY.
r. q. V.

itn~i llINE fftlulhh.I
Vesthula Lim.te solid. with UiuIng tnr boz.
tween New IorS. Washington aui Cincinnati.
Nr.tbui- Sleeper between Washington ruu
Louisville and O,i Point aud Cincinnati. SEIZED
ule m Eject january I. 1891
CENTRAL STANDARD IIrE. Wet 40 Ni' 'u
Forge
EASTERN STAgDArn TNr Fact ~ Cnftoa
Fore
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Metal Market.

New YORK, March 20.-Pig iron dull
American SlG OOal1 00. Copper nominal
Tin. firm and quiet straits, 80 10.
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FIxANcE AM, TRADE.

Money mt eae I-e Per Gent G0vcrnns;'ts
Doll and Steady-stocl,s pun and weak.
Flour Steady-H-heat Higher.
New YORK, March 20 -McGey on call
easy. ranging from to .; per cent; last
loan at2t5 per cent closed offered al =.
per cent Prime mercantile paper, 3at
per cent. Sterling exchange quiet ana hrm
80 1et,l q4~N.
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southern Negroes and Poor White. ?.
u n y. 80 nv kharnerx VIZ

Southern Negroes and Poor White.
by sharpers. vel
ST.. Louis, July ga Souths,,
press car at the Union station !,
present abiding place Of an odd A.,
ment of white aud colored cxcursio.'
from Birmingham, who are packa.
the cars like sardines in a boy !,
excursion originally numbered a.
400 people who paid $40 and IS for !.
cts to Chicago and st. Louis and re,a
The excursion" was engineered ~
white man named Packet and thu
torious doc" Kennedy, a negro y
has achieved considerable renowp n !,
South as the originator of the fipar'e
hoax. When the party got to West Poi.
Miss, So additional was required !.
continue the trip as was So more =
person to 90 on to Chicago when ,'
marty reached st. Louis. About ~
time the mental eyes of the majorIt, !
the dupes Of Kennedy and his pari,.,
were unsealed and refused to paw !
few, however, paid the required So A.
thew started for Chicago. Those ;.
naming here until they can obtain sus
cient money to return home will mar
any locality pernicious to the health !
Kennedy and Packet should they Com
across them. The excursionists We,
induced to leave home under the upds,
standing that work would be furnisbN
them in Chicago and st. Louis.
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THE FRENCH PREMIER.

There seems to be no reason why
there should be another cabinet crisis
in France. just now, unless the fact
that there has not been one for some
time and the French need some excite
ment to keep them In trim is reason.
NJ. DE FREYcINEr has made an adj
mirable Premier in every respect, and
numerous votes in the Chamber have
shown that he still possesses the conf
dence of that body and has no need to
resign because of chance majority
against him. Except that, like other
French statesmen, he is more or less
afflicted with the high protection mad
ness, he is man of broad views and
liberal principles, and skillful finan-
cier and administrator. Possibly his
foreign policy is not brilliant" enough
TO suit the friends of NJ. FERRY, just as
his domestic policy is out of favor with
the Radicals; but these are things for
which the French people ought to be
thankful.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-24
HORRIBLE ORGIES
In Paris by Crowd Of Blood-Thirsty
Wretches Waiting For an Execution.

In Paris by a Crowd of Blood-Thirsty
wretches Waiting For an Execution.
PARIS, July 23.-Horrible scenes have
been witnessed during the past week on
and about the Place De La Roquette,
the place where criminals are gullo-
tined. Crowds of the lowest of the low
have assembled there every evening, and
have passed the night in the vicinity,
eagerly waiting to witness the execu-
ton OF the murderess Berland and her
accomplish, Dore.
On Saturday morning, as already
cabled, large crowd had gathered
about the place De La Roquette in ex-
pectance of seeing those people exc
cuted, but the execution was post
poned, on account of the marriage
of executioner Deibler's son and
assistant to the daughter of provincial
executioner., Since that time, Sunday
morning excepted, ths voyous and their
consorts, as well as certain number OF
people of better class have gathered
each morning about the prison and the
execution place, singing, shouting,
uS nulu6 un0 uSihS OOSSOhO hh0 PAOtNh
language. This morning the crowds
were more riotous and otherwise often
sive than usual. The consequence was
that the police were compelled to charge
the crowds making many arrests and
somewhat clearing the air Of the neigh
borhood. The garrottes, cafes and
other public resorts in the neighbor
hood have throughout the week been
doing a booming business as a result OF
this blood-thirsty expectancy, and when
the police had charged and cleared the
streets the officers had another and quite
as lively task in clearing out the most
disorderly of these drinking places.
Here again many arrests were made
and hideous drunken men and drink
sodden women, yelling and fighting,
were escorted to the police stations,
soiling the very air through which they
passed by the horrible language with
which they profaned it.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-24

To Recover Money said to be que mn
From California Senators.

m.,sv said to be Due Him
From California Senators.
sAN FRANCISCO, July 23,-Ine 'rial
Of the suit of George W. Taylor againSs
twentv-four State Senators, members Oh
the late California Legislature 70 re-
oover civ thousand dollars alleged to De
dna him from the defendants collect
ive,v for services as lobbyist, was con-
timed Yesterday. Taylor. in testiiylnS,
said that after the combine mao ueen
formed by certain members OF the o'as'
Sanate tn obtain money from corpora,
lions Senators WEIGH, BrodericK anu
Maher were appointed as nnance com
mittee. Burns was to act as hhanoia'
agent of the combine, but IN SUI
seouent Quarrel refused to act WIN
them and Richard Chute, was appuin a.
ed to collect money from corporat,onS
for the combine to prevent ADVERSE ies
islation. Taylor then related numoel
of alleged conversations with oeha'oi
Williams which took place after the ao,
iournment of the Legislature, ana saiu
Williams told him he had received
money from Chute and Burns Tor MN
self and other Senators for their acton
on certain measures in sums ranging
from $500 to 81, LOCO. Witness saw burns,
who admitted the combine owed wlthcsS
for his services, and that Sc, OOU was
fair compensation. Burns gave MS s,oo
and the twenty-four members OF Tue
combine were 20 give $3.50 each, out
failed to do so.
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As Many Lives as q Cat.

An Island dog, of the cur variety, ana
boasting of decidedly abbreviated tail,
had rather rough and remarkable ex-
perience, yesterday afternoon, The
owner Of the dog, boy OF about ten
years, started to cross from the wharf
in the yacht ferry. The dog was on the
bank when its master embarked and
did not notice what was going on until
the yacht was hundred feet out In the
river. The dog then ran down the wharf,
onto the ferry float and plunged oil,
in an attempt to swim out to the yacht.
The current was too strong, and the
dog was carried down to the mouth OF
the creek, where he was sucked under a
tow of three barges, tied tandem fash
ion, and disappeared. The dog passed
under the full length of the
three barges and the steam
boat in addition, and managed to swim
ashore about Twenty second street. He
ran up the bank as soon as he caught
his breath, crossed the railroad bridge,
and in about an hour he appeared at
the wharf, begged ride to the Island
in the yacht, and finding his youthful
master, laid down and went to sleep.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-24
COL. WOODS MURDERER
Held Without Batl-Woods' Friends Pres
emit Armed TO the Teeth.


ARKALoN, KANSAS, July 23.-The
preliminary examination Of James
Brennan for the killing of Col. Samuel
before three Justices Of the Peace, G.
M. Davis, of Hugoton; Robert Nc
Kinzie, of Woodsdale, and VIM. Glover,
OF Niagara township. DIR. e. L. Eber-
mother, the county coroner, Mrs. WOOD
and Mrs. Carpenter, were the only
witnesses called by the State. The de-
fence introduced no testimony. AT
the conclusion of the taking
of the evidence, the pre-:
siding justices bound Brennan
over to the grand jury and committed him
to the county jail without bail. His trial
will be held at the September term OF
court. A large delegation of Col. Woods
friends, headed by ]. E. Thomas and
armed to the teeth, were in town.
When the case was about to be called,
three men armed with Winchesters were
stationed at the door OF the school house,
where the trial was held, and as the
crowd passed in each man was examined
and disarmed. Three men with Win
chesters were on guard In the court
room during the hearing. The pre-
caution taken precluded the possibility
of trouble, and there was no demonstra-
ton Of any kind made.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-24
o. s. Electric Light Company Appeals.

New YORK, July 23.-In the Q. 5.
Circuit Court this morning Judge wal
lace allowed the appeal the United
States Electric Light Company in the
Edison lamp case and enteren the order
suspending the injunction so as to leave
the United States Company free to
manufacture and sell lamps to its Gus
toners. The United States Company
is to file a bond of $4,000 within ten
days. The Judge gave as his reasons
for the decision the magnitude OF the
interests involved and the delay In
bringing suit. The appeal will prob
ably be argued this fall before the new
Circuit Court OF Appeals.
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Conductors VS.. Operators.

The electric-motor operators and con-
ductors crossed bats In what proved to
be quite dizzy game Of ball yesterday
afternoon, on the brlckyard grounds, In
the Eighth Ward. The game at times
was wildly exciting, but how the boys
did kick! There were eighteen players,
and there were eighteen coachers, and
eighteen kickers, and they managed to
make it interesting for the spectators.
One-half Of the eighth inning had been
played, and the score stood 80 to 20 In
favor Of the conductors, when the
Spg 81 gsEESSr Eef u tO plaY and umplEe
guished himself by daring slide to
home, and Killeen did magnificent back
stock work. Otherfeatures of the game
were Fulton's circus catch and Rose
berry's hard hitting and clever base run
ming
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-24

49,. win he No New Play HOUSE
Present.

rh.,s Will he No New f'ss
Present.
The list OF attractions az Inc mi 9prIlv
u .ne for The coming season Is not Iu'as :.
made up, but it promises 70 . J yosd
some of the best companies on ~. mnch
Manager Reister is dispiayIns the
care and Judgment in oeterm'nns taos
oonnanies he is to book. IL promases
to he one of the best theatrical soa'o''
Wheeling has ever enjoyed. onera
The project OF building new opIa /" 9
bonse in the city seems to nave IS'so TO-.
.hronuh. The subject has been ou S
little agitated Of late, anu s UT
chances are that the ploseu; n
nlaces of amusement VIII a
rs they are for awniie. ~
citizen Yesterday suggested that com,
h,ne he formed to lease both theatres
for a term of years and then 70 70 worn :,
and bnIld a new theatre, reserving OIL
the star attractions for the new mouse,
and in that way quickly populariz,ns
the new venture. But this wouiu ''A
" be rather an expensive project no
an argument for new and at the sS,uo
time larger opera house, the ia'c "a
win Booth engagement is instanceu.
The house was filled even at the nlen
prices which prevailed, and there IS
no doubt but there were many wno
wonld have been glad to 60 couiu
they have obtained seats. SUI 'nlS
might not occur again. as IL some.
times happens that the largest theatres
n big cities, playing the best OF com.
panies, have only meagre audiences. ~
happened several times here last season
that the very best attractions were
those most SHINY attended. 1t is a
most difficult matter to guage theatre
and its attractions. However, 1t VIII
not be long before the present opera
House will be remodeled and enlarged
to cover the ground now occupied oy
Dolan's saloon. 1t is proposed to make
the changes next spring.
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nestrnotiye Mine Fire.

DENVER, Colo. July pa Cheyenne,
Wyo., special says:
The mines Of the Deer Creek Coal
Company at Glen Rock are on fire.
Smoke was discovered pouring from
the main shaft early yesterday morn
ing. Every effort was made to reach
the flames, but the fire only seemed TO
increase. At noon it was decided to
flood the mine, AM it will close for
weeks. The loss will probably be $780,
600. Fuel was supplied to the Fremont,
Elkhorn and Missouri Valley railway
and to towns on that road. 1t is be-
lieved the fire started in the stable.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-24

ISUaaJO1a 7rss..S0. --------.J W -
crop prospects on the continent OF Eu-
rope and in the great wheat producing
countries seems to foreshadow more
than q local disturbance. 1t is now
conceded of Russia the failure OF crops
is a reality. There are also famines In
India, Bombay alone showing an en-
couraging prospect.
With the great sources of food supply
crippled in their production, it does not
matter so much that the wheat crop OF
England is reported as good and in some
sections above the average; Great
Britain does not feed her population on
the product of her own fields, but draws
largely from other countries, and a
deficit elsewhere cannot be made good
nj home. In this situation bountiful
wheat crop In America becomes OF the
first Importance; and this at present
seems to be reasonably assured, with
such profit to our Western farmers as
NAV serve to turn their thoughts from
that money and Sub-Treasury scheme
to saner considerations.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-24

THE ''poor people" who are now suffer
ing on acc lunt of the duty on tln-plate are
Senator Camden, of West Virginia, Colonel
Pavne and Secretary Whitney, OF New
York, and Senator Payne, of Ohio. They
are all Democratic millionaires Interested
in the oil trust.-Clepeldnd Leader.
Oh, no, the Standard Oil Company is
about the only concern that has a
"snap" with the tin-plate tax. 1t gets
back the tax on the tin it uses for ship
ping it's oil abroad, and in the case OF
that it uses in the United States it
simply adds the tax to the price OF its
oil and the American consumer pays it,
The only one who receives the benefit,
in this case, as in all others where we
export, is the foreigner, who can buy
protected" American goods from to
so per cent. cheaper than the American
consumer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-24

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, July 23.-.Th.
General Grand Chapter Royal Arct
Masons this morning elected Joseph P
Horner, Of New Orleans, General Graua
High Priest for the ensuing triennial
period. This afternoon the visitor:
will be shown over Minneapolis and 10
morrow over st. Paul. The convoca
ton will probably not adjourn befOr'
Saturday. Last night the Genen
Grand Chapter adopted a ritual, tn,
first complete one 1t has ever had
Three hundred delegates are present.
1t was decided to hold the next con
vention in Topeka, Kans., In July, 1884
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-24
improved Binding Machines.

JOLIET, ILL, July 23.-An important
exhibition Of improved grain binding
machines was made on the farm Of DR..
Foke near this place. Two machines
which are radical improvements over
olo methods for harvesting were shown.
One binder used straw bind and the
other binds with Irvine or prairie grass.
IL is expected that the use Of straw and
grass for binding material will solve the
problem Of cheap Irvine for the farmers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-24
Crops Destroyed BY Hall.

GLENDALE, N. D. July ga hail
storm swept over the western part OF
Pherson county fasu nIgnt. in eh'S
county strip three miles by Twelve
swent over. but tho damage is less than
first supposed as the district Visi.eu Is
not very thickly settled. Stock on tne
range was stamped and badly battered
by the hail. Thousands OF acres OF
grain that promised an abundant yield
are said to be beaten into the ground
by the hail which was OF enormous
size