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Mohave County miner., 1891-10-17

A company has been formed for the
purpose OF building dwellings on the
inslallinent plan ~ Flagstaff and neigh
horIng towns. Persons owning lots and
heing able TO advance small sum the
remainder TO be paid monthly y.-Jonrnal-
Miner.
Mohave County miner., 1891-10-17

The largest lighthouse lens in this
country Was made by Paris firm aud
shipped TO the United States hoard Of
lighthouse directors in August, 1883. j.
was intented for a lantern as big IA n
small church, the lens proper measuring
Is feet in height and II 12 IN width, the
internal diameter, or "bnlls-eye." being
8 feet inches st Louis Republic.
Mohave County miner., 1891-10-17

II is claimed that Balmaceda, dnring
his presidency Of Chill, issued s27 900. 900
OF paper money, wilhou; authority Of the
Chilean congress. il was thought the
new government wOnld refuse to honor
this money, but they have decided to pay
it.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-06-14
.CAHENSLY REPLIES
To BIS AMERICAN CRITICS III A VERY PAIR
WAY.
His idea Was to Prevent BIS Fellow Countr5msn
From Bsing Led Asuay-SiS Priests Would
Make Immigrants Good American Citizens
against Socialism and Anarchy.
Lcnnmian bu " Z Assoeiaild ~

Copyright 5y ". I. AsSOctutt" T'eeo'I
Berlin. June l3--There is no Disgusting
the flct that the strong adverse American
criticisms of the Society of ST. Raphael
are deeply resented by the Roman Catho-
lies of The German Empire Herr Cahen-
slv. the member of the Prussian Diet who
mas long taken a special interest in the
question Of Catholic emigration to Ameri-
ca. and who is the general Secretary and
controlling mind Of the Society of St
Raphael. was interviewed to-day by an
Associated Press correspondent upon the
subject of these adverse criticisms
Herr Cahensly said that the Society
of ST. Raphael does not pursue any special
German policy. but that on the contrary II
is composed of prominent Roman Cath
olics who belong 10 many of the principal
nations of Europe
Herr Cahenslv added: The only aim
Of our society is TO protect emigrantS, not
Catholics alone, though naturally, they are
our principal care; Out any Protestant or
Jew applying 10 Us or our agents is equally
cared Tor It IS true that, among other
things. we asked the Pope so far IS pos
sibe the American bishops appointed
should belong 20 the nationality composing
the majority OF Catholics residing in any
particular diocese.
We DO not wish 10 interfere with the
conduct of the Catholic Church in America,
nor 30 re wish TO interfere in American
politics. All we desire is to have the Ger
man the Slav. the Italian and the French
man under tue care of priest of his own
nationality wherever this is possible.
This win not prevent anyone from be-
coming GOOD American, if he remains
true to the faith instead Of becoming the
pupil of Anarchists and Socialists, who are
unable to speak to him in his own tongue.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-06-14
BRIDGEPORT.

The plans and specifications for the
water system call for pipe to be on hand by
July 20, 1891, and that part of Bank and
Morgan streets which is to be paved to be
completed by August ). and the balance by
October /. Every lot owner on Bank and
Morgan streets should put in sewer pipe
before the pavementis put down, 50 that II
would not have 20 BE- II moved FOR that pus-
pose aud destroy the street. The Council
should sec that all persons 90 this
Rev. It -. Sspners Will preach ta;s
evening 10 the YonaS mn on the following
subject; "A Paying Investment for Young
Men"
Andrew Kaiser, of Columbus, who was
called here by the death of his brother-in-
law, Christopher Heinlein, has returned
home.
MIR. and Mrs. Edward Norrington gave a
very delightful card party TO their many
friends last evening at their residence on
Morgan street.
Miss I.ackel, of Beaver, Pa, who was
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Craig, left
yesterday for Parkersburg
Mrs. ID. p. Pratt has returned from a
few days visit with friends at Lafferty. o.
Miss Lille Troll, OF ST. Clairsville, was
the gaest of friends here yesterday.
VIM B. Hail viii open up 70 -rnorrow his
new undertaking establishment in the Hol-
loway block.
The excavation for the new bank is pro,
crossing rapidly.
y wagon loaded with two large stone for
the new bridge broke an axle on tie street
car track, near the west of tho wooden
bridge, yesterday afternoon.
Misses Hannah Smith aud Nellie Adolpt
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-06-14

dam on July 4th, under the auspices of the
coal miners and farm hands. Several ad-
dresses will be made.
Marmaduke Carter who resides 90 Wind
ing Hill. says he will have an orchard full
OF apples This means big yield.
Chas Hoffman talks OF driving the Find
lay in a carriage with his family.
The executive committees Of the various
Young Peoples Christian Endeavor Socie-
ties, says the Herald decided to organize a
Young Peoples Christian Union. The
organization will be perfected on Thurs
day evening.
A Cincinnati eye doctor was here last
week with a view of locating.
DR.. Parrys entertainment on the street
last night was well attended, and THE
Golden Seal medicine got good adver-
Using.
james Sellers, the photographer, was at
Woodsfield at the l. O. Q. +. celebration
and took the picture OF the new hall and
the Odd Fellows in line.
The Chautauqua Circle at its last meet
ing discussed the excellent ice cream that
was served instead of the everyday, hard
knock, geological and scientific questions,
the usual subjects of the circle.
What bids fair 10 be the most enjoyable
excursion Of the season will occur next
Tuesday, the 10th inst The committees of
the Every-other Week Club and the Gravel
Hill Reading Circle have chartered the
steamer Courier and will leave the upper
wharf az 1880 on that date. They will
banquet on board and return on the Ben
Hur at 10 p. m. The ChautauQua Circle
has acc pied an invitation to attend, and
the entire membership of all three oreani-
cations are expected 10 go. There will be
music, recitatiOns and speeches.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-06-14

graphs. tits from this latter point oil view
Ina- am in the haOit of holding up Tue
mirror OF our best newspaper writing 10
decentralization OF my classes.
~It is. Of course, often my duty 10 discuss
with my scholars questions Of contenlPor-
a...- sake: and there are to be found III
some parts of our newspapers uses OF lau-
glage that. either from slanginess or from
inaccuracv Of diction, are to be censured.
But. I'm this matter of style. l ind IN tue
writing of our great editors an ever renew
ed delight Their sharp and rapid manner
IS often. in my judgment, the PERFECTION OF
real stvle. To truth. 10 state my own opin-
ION frankly. there is not in our American
literature of to-day, either in books or
I'm nagaz. mes. or in published sermons OF
lgc-l- Is or speeches, any body OF written
English So strong and effective, or even SO
correct. and. in the true sense classical, IN
point of stvle. as we lind, day after day, III
tie best editorial writing Of our American
newspapers
Coming from professor of English
Literature in one of our leading col
leae,. this is calculated to make the
great American editor proud OF himself.
And why shouldn't he be-?
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-06-14
rwo ATTEMPTS AT SUICIDE.
MarHa Oberle Tries to shuttle on the
Mortal coil.

-.... OIL. t.-fas to Sbunie on the
81,
N'r'"' OO'i' A.. r;.,..,,
There was q tragic scene III ''e
ward last night In which well known
r,.,.,,,, character by The name of Martin
.... i..,,o,.,, a.tennts ~
Ooe---' '"~' '''
take his Tie Ooere haulS ice ana s'@lu
for Scamu' bach, and lives on WOOD s,tee-'
just below torle;h street Last h'suV nc
came home as usual after ms WORK was
over and are supper with t1e rest Oh the
fa...|v. but in rather complaining moot
1- though some,hius was DISTURBING
llr As tee evening prosreSseG
he s.emel particularly har1ssed
and One or -wire remarked tual ne Was
tired .f living. About nine CLOCK Iss'
evening le wen' opt in the barn. ana as ne
f-rdn Tor some Allc tinv some Oh tue
members ot me household, RENE lnoerihe
H-, r..a.rls l tne carly eveuns z, went oul
oE af,-c him. To their horror they
found n.m making active preparations 10
work his own destruction over one OF
rle large beams be had thrown a stout hal
.er il Ssh 'ch Ae was arranging "A moose,
..-..rI a i. his size there was "a large ana
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-06-14

/. recent number the New York IN
dceoui,i said that 1.-The Columbia Col
leg, Professor of English literature re-
iers bis scholars 60 the newspaper edi-
toria' as The typical example Of writing
with ,,- stv'o" !. letter TO the IadC-
pctiei,. r.o.. Price says that the state
meut is rrroneons, and that the opin-
l..a.t..ou.,d 90 him he regards as
''Si'lv and false" He then goes on to
defls style. Ii may De regarded, he
SAYS. "either as some individual and
characteristic way OF saying what one
thinks. as when we speak oi CARIVLE'S
style. or, In generalized form, as the
he,, ard most sslHful way OF saying
what one has 60 say" And dee adds:
~Ir either sense STYLE belongs most con
snicucrsly 90 thC members of that highly
trained body Of men who write the editor
tn-ia's Of our great newspapers To deny
-lis would De. / think. % shut orr ewes 90
th.. facts that are seIf-avidCut For many
offrese writer's have. iu The one sense. q
sf,fe-hns is SD markedly individual AS 20
...,r rr.. rerorn.Tcd Ant. in the other
r. rrt 20 iaen have attained 10 UNI
,.r- sable skin in giving effective aud
.,r, site form to their sentences AID para
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-06-14
NEW CUMBERLAND

NEW CUMBERLAND, June ia number
Oi people from fhi, place, several of whom
were 1rmcr students, contemplate attend
NAG commencement exercises at Bethany
College. next week.
WiuAm Fan. -au, of Fairmont, aged -
gears. t.et yesterday morning. The dc
ceased ways CO. we'd good health until "a
e.r SD p-st. He was the father OF A.
.i- .a..-in. .0r many years clerk OF the
Count Ire u'erucgt Will take place 20
m 90 '-e Flats Church. Fair
view
The Christian Church of this place will.
o1 Che -t 0. -l.-. begin a series of evan
-ehS'c meetings. conducted b Elder
George ALaerso-. off Youngstown, ~. and
Ni,s CLARA Is. IHaes, who will have
chars. .t tlc -.lc n- department.
Ihe Iovu CcIuc.. no It's las, meeting
appointed eN Senator D0uahoe as Civ
~oic. .ur N.Nf Monday evening is APP
pointed ls q sperl meeting 20 get matters
lu proper shape preparatory 10 passing u
paving auc Dan 0rf nance.
The public schools closed last week
The skaters are 90 work on the VI. f.
Church.
The measles alt whOoping cough are
$500 popular aulgseiuents az present
a bicycle craze has struck the town.
All the young men are competing 10 see
who eau get the most dust on their cloths
The new works of Capt John Porter at
Rocky Side, Will commence making brick
next week.
Olwood Miller, county commissioner, OF
Columbiaua county, Ohio, was in town
las, week visiting the family Of G. w.
Newman
With the proceeds Of a bequest made to
the Disciple Church, by John c. Chapman
l s.,fs -
recently purchased two lots in front of the
/ church on Ridge Avenue, which had been
I held for number OF years by couple OF
members. with the view of letting the
church have them at 4 reduced price when
/ tho state Of their finance would enable
/ them 70 DO So They will be set out in
shade trees, which will make a nice little
park. aud preserve fine uninterrupted
view Of the river and Ohio scenery.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-06-14
EYtRY Two And A HALF MINUTES.

Tho blood makes circuit ~ the BODY every
2M minutes. delivering nutrment and taxing
back waste matter 20 be filtered out by The liver
and Kidneys and removed from the body through
the bowels ard the urinary seer ton. ANY
toppage or obstruction OF this process may pro-
lIce various forms Of disease. such as Dysprp-
>ia. Z .iousness. Constipation. Headache. De
bil.ty. aud bad blood with its multiplied evils.
. lis, blo'chcs. pimplrs. sor9-. erupuons. ABB
-c-->r, and the iiEel When sucl distractions
exist as .yidencrd by the presence of com
plat Is Uni ar 20 tGose just mentioned. The best
Medicine t0 use is Buriock y God Bittcrs. which
unlock, the sscretio : removing all impure
ir. e'I-te matter through the proper channels.
Bv fostering h.althy action ~ rtc stomach.
'.v,r. Sidney and bowels Il b. g. removes AL
nyuritl-. OF the blood from cCmmoa pmpla
to tir worst ~croiul 10. s.re
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-06-14

tho forgery was discovered and pay
meat was refused, wheregpon ihe en-
ragged holders stOrming the building
dragged the manager before the magis-
trate. The latter held that, since the
writing and marks of the false notes
were so like those of the regular bank
notes that ordinary people could not
distinguish between them, the bank
would have to honor them, and he ac-
cordingly made out an order to this
effect. As result Of this decision the
bank has been forced 10 suspend pay
ment, while the author of the mischief
escapes punishment.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-06-14
GENERAL SPORTING NOTES.

The Warren races were fairly good
yesterday.
Matsuma Kara, the new japanese
wrestler, weighs @ll pounds in condi-
ton.
Hugh Leonard expresses doubt as L.
his ability 10 train down to l4S pounds.
He will meet Faulkner at 80.
The action Of the Executive Board OF
the League Of American Wheelmeu IN
declaring Rule null and void, places
the new Racing Board in rather
equiyocal position. and they may re-
sign.
Western University is going into
athletics ia down right earnest. An eN-
cellert athletic ground has been laid og'
at the ..h col. aud it is reported thai
Cha.ce'lcr Holland has $4,000 sub
scribcl for a gymnasium.
In zine freman's race at Joplin, Mo.
Thursday. there were three contestant
in the hi3or-clim1ing contest: height
OF ladder. 30 feet; distance ran, 80 iee,
Voble D1n. Of Pittsnurg, touched The
top ruug in six seconds.
Mr. George W Chi'ds. OF the Phi'a-
delphia La3ger, has offered TO The pigeon
nvcrs ~ America prize valued atSl00.
to be competed for during 1892 in con
nectiou with thr homing pigeon exhibit
in Chicago AZ The Worlds Fair. Ih'
Sporting Life rules are to govern.
There was great excitement at Nor
riS Park Wednesday, when George liar-
ris. well known better. practically ac-
cuscd Dave Johnson. tie biz BOOK
maker. Of an attempt at welching bet.
The accusation was made publicly, and
COMPLAINT was subsequently made ~ the
Board Of Stewards.
The well known imported prize win.
ming Irish setter. Din My're>, ha~ hc' g.
added to Mr.. ". l.. Washington ,tiiuI
of winners. 1t Will be remem Dered that
Dan Mylrea is the dog that defeated at
Boston and Lynn, Mass, Mr.. Washing
tons great Beau Brummell. who had
hitherto unknown defeat.
The great bicycle race from Paris to
Rro,t aud back, distance Of about 7jC
mllt., will occur in September. The
priz-- rlu.es from $1,000 to $500, but
none a. them will fall to the share OF
English competitors, the French rider:
paying them the compliments of ex-
plicity stating that they will stand nc
chance if their British cousins are al
| lowed TO compete.
Mr.. Henry Hammond, young law
yer Of Atlanta, Ga, swan the Savannah
river five times Wednesday. The rivel
is 2O5 yards wide and the water is 70 fee
deep, so that the distance swan b.
Hammond is l,Os5 yards. The swimmer
did not touch bottom or land at thu
banks antil he had concluded the entir,
distance. There were over 5000 per
sons present. 1t took H9mmond jus
one hour to complete the undertaking
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-06-14
a couple Of weeks in Parkers-

are spendinga couple Of weeks in Parkers-
burg.
Mrs. H. c. Branum is quite i'll.
Smiths Mill was off yesterday on ac-
count of the illness of the engineer, Mr.
WIN. Church
Mr.. G. &. Handel received several bruis-
es Yesterday about noon, in falling over the
bank, about ten or twelve feet, where the
C. e p. are excavating for the enlargement
of the culvert which leads to the river
The Pease township tax books will be at
the First National Bank in Bridgeport,
Tuesday and Wednesday, June IL and Il.
Geo G.. Sedgwick, Collector.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-06-14
A watch stolen.

Mr. Charles Hughes, residing at No.
1919 Jacob street, complained to the police
last night, that watch had been stolen
from his home. IL seems that about half
pas. seven yesterday morning man named
bundle. and asked permission 20 40 into q
room % change his clothes. Permission
was granted. aud when Sarver left he took
with him
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-06-14
4eeai 3lntiree.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
To the creditors OF the estate of s.f..
Ter, and al others concerned '...-1 Ns
You are hereby notified tlat.ttt.
WIN; 1. HanG.an, administrator rf...- -e,' 60
NJ uller- deceased. hage apooi.,.5 b. '.r
OF June commencing at nine o.e... Dag
the time and the Office Boyd a So. BE-. D.
No 1917 Chapline street, Nf,e''n, u ,,,iy...-
the place FOR receiving PROOF Of l.'.. . is
u. ,n l; = ei,ne' ,9 Iala decedent. up l, 49,,
tend. 4-'. - .f
Given under my hand %, Comr.i.
connts Of the County Cou-f " l,., .','.i w ..
18th day OF May, 1921.
GEORGE Z BOYD
w., ,,,-,- ,.. Commi>--
10 u. Do ,.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-06-14
water spout i'm wexico.

CRY OF MEXICO. June IA water
spout AZ Tonala yesterday caused great
damage. Many streets were flooded.
The government has received a tele-
gram announcing that the large new
pier there was totally washed away.
Heavy rains are falling throughout the
country.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-06-14
THE PRICE or PUDDING.
\ Movement for Its Reduction Said to
BE on Foot.

It IS said iron manufacturers are making
an ,Fort jo have The price for pudding re
jucet from - SD, The scale adopted by the
Amalgamated Association, to =. The
P.t,s1lrg Times SAYS:
For number of years the iron men
have p I'd uO organization and the scale has
beeu settled annually on an individual
basis The great depression in the iron
trade for many months will be the ground
,Or demand for decrease this year, in
cas-. concerted action is taken. A we'll
known Pijtsburg iron broker said yester-
Gay concerning the situations There has
been mo- call for p meeting of iron manufac-
tUrcrs hut the circumstances are such that
90 clli before tlc end of June is by no means
Improbable. Everything in iron is fat.
The market needs strengthening some.
where or the bottom is LA
turecs know this The valley fur
risky margin with coke at 81 90 There is
uo doubt that an effort will be- made this
ycar to bring the manufacturers into line
and $50. dily them The need OF an organ
ton is becoming more apparent every
wear The iron workers are Orsanized.
They have been carrying things their own
WAY. and hc logic of the case points to-
ward manufacturers organization The
mailer scale has not been prepared yet
Tho committee is working on il, and will
ike. p NOT present II 10 the Amalgamated
Convention for several days. The scale is
"a sliding one, based ON the price of 10 pen
NY nails Yesterday the nail plate scale
was decided upon al o. cents less than bar
rolling. An hour was consumed in an a
tempt 90 change this figure to 8 cents.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-06-14
Commissioners Notice


vs. .ra..t
Chas. c. Stephens and wife ct NJ.
DY VIRTUEOF An ORDER pNrr,,...
ID the abode emit lied caus. b, ,.. '... ~
Court OF Ohio county. West Vir,,t.
9th day f May. 4. D. 1891. 10 ]. r.f.r-...
Undersigned commissioner % take .t..
report an account Of
lsf The real estate in Oh % county ...
the defea dant, Charles c. stephens. Is
possessed
81 The amounts Of and the sever. ..
n 'he lens upon ths property az o..
fendaat
81. Any other matters deer OF pert.rrr,
N1ilce 3 hereby gwen that thc uI!.-....
At' hN"d upon Thursday. th' 25tl .t0. I,
A. n 1871. 40 uiae O'Clock o. m .a. ii.. ...
and the Office OF N1y0 a >0mm-rl- -
Ch4pline street. Wheeling rs Na..a>.l..
80 which be- viii proceed Co. a,c. -tafn t......
matters in sad order of reference -...,.
Given under my hand tii> i.t1 3D.. $40.
=. u. 1891. GED E. n.tn
Comm U.-
JAS. p. ROGERS Attorney fof Com.
~! l3oawY
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-06-14
EFFecr or nRf,KIyC oN WOBklNG
rgaN.

"a. Eastern Prohibition paper -.7
gathered some Interesting statistics pee
CARDIAC lla effect of cine drinking habit
ON worss.cmca and wages. II has put
the question 20 O. number OF firms which
arc -so employers Of labor, oui some
of .ae replies are extremely interestir..
Here is one FROM the irm Of Samuel c..
Tater Is Co. who have a large foundry
and machine shops 'n Cincinnati oh.o:
a Ir.sing nam w.l turn out 10 To- -1 per
cent less work than uO1-drinNcr, ana li
addition i- IS apt % oe detecrV
and require Ovcrnauliug w u-n
one workman drinks TOO mucA 10
affects the work or others, on tle
principle that "a little lcaveu leaVens
the whole lump" The workmen oil suop
are parts Of great machine. and the Inc
ability of "a part 10 perform its functions
Will derance the whole. The amount OF
this deranrement will be in exact proper
ton 70 the number of parts affected Ine
employer pays for what be gets. If drink
decreases "a mans Outpu. 10 20 20 per cent.
he will receive that much less, or the em-
plover viii retire from business, unless he
can command sufficient sober help 20 make
up the shortage of the drinkers
10 eur Prohibition friends would de-
vote their efforts 20 gathering and pre-
sen.uc 20 rhepubhc such facts as these
instead OF trying 60 legislate the eyu
out % existence they would accomplish
much more for ,he cause Of temper
auce.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-06-14
a Paradise for Forgers.
Chicago Herald.

A remarkable decision is reported
from Klukiang, in China. a gambler
forged large number OF notes for q
Thousand each oil his brothers bank
and put them iato circulation. When
these notes were presented at the bank
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-06-14
WHAT reoFIrEra IT MAN

When JouN d. ROCKEFELLER was
roll..s barrels on the docks atC.eyeiaud
for ~ sd "a day he pretty certainly had
good appetite, slept well and never
thou-htoi nervous prostraliou.' Now
he rolling barrels o., money and he IS
down with nervous prostitution His
wealth is estimated az over one hundred
millions OF dollars. He is under strict
orders from his physician 20 remain in
seclusiou during cine summer and to lay
aside the cares Of business for the time.
VIVA, has 10 profted this man 20 gain
q hundred times the amount Of wealth
Le coad live iu luxury ON and loose his
hea.l1 arl peace oud rest: This is oDe
of o.. prize couuudrums %, h.s bust
ling a-. Tae later 1881. of Mr. RocSa
TrLrr. would Indicate chat che passion
for ,r,lt and still greater wealth mad
taken possession ot him and made ',sc.t
his MASTER. 40 any time during tLe
last 2o years De might have given up
business w,,h money enough 90 come
laanj every pleasure that the world ai-
ford, aaJ with health enough Cob eaior
them oil. Huf she Intense desire for
more Kept him toi,iug at tine lreadmih,
his brain s.raining after new schemes
FOR p.Hug up money. h.- niad anxiou>iy
BE-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-06-14
NOTES OF THE RIVER.

News About the Boats and Boatmen on
tin Ohio.
The marks on the landing at noon indi-
Gated feet of water in the channel, and
falling.
The Bachelor for Cincinnati, and the
keystone State for Pittsburg. are the
packets scheduled for today.
Commencing to-day the steamer Jolly
Bros will make daily trips between this
point and Belmont Park, Capt. Lee An
schutz's new resort opposite Moundsville.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-06-14

CuAUNcE1 DErEw goes 90 England
next month. We suppose he will as us-
nal hobnob with his friend the Prince
OF p ccarat.