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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-05-09
CONDESShD TEhEGaAaS.

The President received a cordial vel
come at Boise City, Idaho, yesterday.
Boys played win matches in q CHI
caGo wHgon shed, and the damsgs wa
10000.
United States Marshal Ezem, of Ala,
Salna, way waylaid and killed by "WilC
CatteEe," near RubsellvillO, yesterday.
Ed. Snow, Of Danville, KY, insglteS
some ladies 1T = party, and Walter Bell
whose daughter Was one OF the insultet
ladies, killed him.
At the international convention Of tht
y. NJ. Q. A., al Kansas City, yesterday
little business OF Importance was trans
acted. For international work 5000
was appropriated.
Minnie Whitaker, q girl 10 years old
committed suicide at indianapolis b,
taking morphine. Her father was sen
TO prison o few years ago, and II is sup
posed that this pTeyed so upon he
mind that she finally determined on SeI
destruction.
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4 DOUBTFUL QUESTION.
Had This Country a Right te
Take the Iosutgent Vessel,
CHARACTER OF THE VESSEL
H4s a Great Deal to do With It--.A
Grave Risk Notwithstanding
Blaine Differs with the Rest
of the Administration.

WASHINGTON, May s.-The question
pl the right Of the United States to take
tho Itata on the high seas isnot alto
gsther settled. The State Department
people have searched their authorities
and have scrutin!zed the facts in the
case, and are inclined to doubt the right,
Tbs whole question arises from a dis.
pute as to the character Of the vessel.
Were she q pirate, ship in the service
OF an enemy to this --v0Entsy
or vessel OF American register
engaged in acts OF violation ol
treaty stipulations, the case would
he simple one, but abe is merely q
Chilean vessei engaged in the transpor.
tation oil suspected cargo that may pos
sibIy be conlraband in the light Of the
treaty, and there is very grave risk in
yolyed. No one doubts the right OF the
United States to arrest the vessel in our
own waters for purpose OF examination,
and her detention Tuesday afternoon
was in accordance with this belief. But
now that Bhs has landed the deputy
marshal and sailed along on her busi-
ness, she may prove hornet that will
sting in after years.
Tho dispatches from Chile this morn.
ing throw peculiar eide.li on the
war, being TO the effect that President
Bllmaceda has directed the suspension
OF all paper payments TO the Govern
ment. In the future he proClaims dur.
ing the present emergency payments Of
revenue and other dues TO the Govern.
ment must be made in eilver. A naval
olicer to-day pointed out the tact that
this meaut good deal aud might iudi.
cate certain amount OF shFewd pre-.
caution on the part Of BalmaCeda, who
iS just as likely rs not preparing for an
abdication. Such things have happened
often enough before in South American
revolutions to make the theory entirely
probable.
Such an act wonld, Of course, end the
war in the favor OF tho insurgents. In
the matter OF the internal law involved,
it would seem as though the state de-
ment is not in entire accord with the
rest OF the administration, for both the
Attorney General and Secretary Blaine
lean to the belief that the vessel ltata is
legitimate prey.
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BRUTAL UUTRAGES
On the French Residents of TopShal
Maine, by Young Men.

On the French Residents of TopShalI,
Maine, by Young Men.
TorsnAII, MAINE, May S.-A number
OF brutal outrages have been perpetra.
ted on the French residents OF this town.
The prosecutions eliminated In On at
tack on the residence OF a French fami.
ly by a gang Of masked men, who wreck
ed windows with stones and did other
damage. One OF the inmates was a wo.
man in q delicate condition, who was
struck in the breast with a stone, caus-
ing the death Of the child. Investiga.
ton shows that the ruflians were young
men belonging to the best families.
Since the above serious incident the per-
secutions have ceased. The guilty ones
are badly frightened, and some OF them
have left town.
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MORE TROUBLE FEARED.
The Coke Strikers Preparing to Renew Il
Fieht-Ths Men Indignant.

The Coke Strikers Preparing to Renew the
Fight-The Men Indignant.
scorTpAIE, Pa, May s.-The coke
strikers are preparing tQ renew the fight
with increased viEor. A meeting OF the
Executive Board was held last night anG
it was resolved to continue the strike
another siz weeks. Twelve eyictiOnl
were made at Painters this morning anc
others will take place this afternoon.
A report was current last night thai
an explosion occurred at Adelaide, ant
that Jour men were seriously injured
The refusal Of the company to make 1
statement has exercised the ssriEerI
greatly and . large crowd is congregat
ing In the vicinity.
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NASHUA, N. H., May San excited
meeting Of stockholders OF the Bay State
Manufacturing Company was held here
Yesterday, at which serious charges
were made sgainnt the management and
the officers ousted. For three years the
company has paid a 10 per cent diyi'
Iend, but an examination OF the books
Ehows that every cent OF 1t came out OF
the money paid in as capital stock. The
books show that about $500, 900 has been
spent, Of which 40 tEAGa Of Sl47 ,0OO can
be found. 1t is stated that gnder the
Massachusetts laws there Ia no way to
Drosecute.
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A BRUTE HANGED
For an Assault on u Glrl-A Peculiarly
PitIFul Story.

Pttlful StOEYs
MARSHALL, No., May s.-william
Price was hanged in the Jail yard in this
city at 11:4O a. m. to-day. The crime
which Price committed was q criminal
assault on Miss Alice Ninas, on Novem-
Der IS, 1890. Alice and her aunt were
walking along an unirequented road,
when burly negro made an indecent
proposal. The women atarted to run,
but the black villain caught Alice and
threw her to the ground. She fought
until exhausted, then tainted. About
the middle OF the following February
Alice Ninas was married to q well.to-do
farmer. As the day Of the trial ap.
preached she became i'll, thinking OF all
the horrible details she must testify TO
In order TO give the negro his deserts.
This proved too much for her, and, on
March 10, the poor woman suicided.
In spite OF the absence oi the principal
witness, the evidence was conclusive,
and the jury was out but short time.
Price died laughing.
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NAVY IN SORE STRAITS.
Not EnouRh Sailors to man the ships-oer
EreEs Must Remedy It.

Not Enough Sailors TO man the ships-ocn'
ErOss Must Remedy 1t.
WASHINGTON, D. O., May S-The Navy
Department is still in sore straits to find
able seamen enough to man our ships.
Nearly all the recruits the Law allowR
have been secured, and there are not
yet enough to go around. The United
States steamer Lancaster Is In California
ready to go 10 China, but Ghe is short oi
her complement OF mtn by at least 80
The monitor Miantonomah ia at New
York ready to 80 into commission, but
there are no sailors to man her. 1t is
said at the Navy Department that there
must be pro rata scaling down Of the
compliments Of all our ships, at least
until Congress meets and enlarges the
for1oo
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THE-E0SlNtSS OUTLOOK.
Il. q. Dan B Co.'s Weekly Review Ut trade.
EneonfRRInE Rat atesant.

4. q. Dan + Co.'S Weekly Review Ut trade
Encouraging Fo'sCsse.
NKw YORK, May 8.-R G. Dun & Co.,
weekly review of trade says: May
starts off with the great plungein in specu.
lative prices which has for some weeks
been anticipated. Wheat fell 10 cents
in as many days, and for the week
shows decline 1868. Corn has also
declined 81.
An element OF great strength is the
acCumuIstiRg evidence that the wheat
prospect in the West is remarkably
good. The demand for manufactured
products OF all kinds Is likely TO i'm.
prove, and thus the great industries will
be helped. Iron already feels the stiff.
enipg influence, and come kinds and
grades are shade higher than 8 week
ago, with q larger buying Of pig iron at
unchaBged prices.
Wool is scarce, and the manufacture
is not inclined to activity until the new
clip comeB forward freely. Returns
from other points show rather quiet
trade. At Philadelphia, fine wool is .
cents lower. Collections are on the
whole somewhat improved.
In short, while present trade is not
quite rs active as usual, the outlook
would be highly encouraging but for Tor
eign and monetary uncertainties.
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10 Clerk Hooks Office.

One deed Of trust and the following
transfer of real estate were left for record
yesterday:
A deed made April l, 1891, by William
Q. Handlan to "St. Alphonsus Waisen
verein," for lot No. 139, in Chaplain and
Eoff . addition to the city of Wheeling,
and located at the corner Of Paper Mill
Alley and market streets, in Centre
Wheeling.
A marriage license was issued Ia
Domenico Antonio Ciliberto and Maria
Lena, both natives Of Italy and residents
Of Wheeling.
trix OF the will Of 9. Fendt, giving bond
in the sum Of 81, 500, no surety required
by the terms OF the will.
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Railroad Improvements at Bridgeport.
:. In short time the @. & P. Railroad
Company will spend Sl50O in enlarginp
the culvert under their tracks at BEN
nett street, in Bridgeport. The small
aperture there has caVged good deal Of
trouble in the past. The railroad COM
pany has put large force Of men to
work making much needed improve
ments for the EtnsVille iron mills. AT
the Standard mill new siding Is being
laid into their corrugatinG department,
aud another eiaius capable OF holding
twenty cars will be put in south Of the
.Etna mill, close to the main track, for
the use Of the new addition 10 the mill
now in process OF erection. The trans.
portation business OF the Etna mills has
grown 60 that sldiHg gapacity ol ftty
cars Is inadequate.
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Last evening from $3.50 to 10 o'clock
Masters Walter and Edgar Sweeney en-
tertelned their young friends at q fancy
dress party. There were many children
present, and some Of the coStumes were
tasteful and elaborate. From to l2
O'Clock Mr. Edward Sweeney enter
tanned his friends at a very successful
and enjoyable phantom party. The twa
parties together formed one OF the most
notable events enjoyed in years by the
younger circles Of Wheeline's society.
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Bosrox, May s.--A Gahlegrsm was re.
ceiyed from the American Goospl in
Florence, Italy, stating that therepor!sd
ulobbing Of Mr.. Jacques, Of this city, Il
mot as serious aS was supposed. He and
his family 6eFe driving 10 atseet where
some arrests were being made, vhen thf
crowd began throwing stones at tbs
arrestiug party. A stone crashed
throuph tho carriage window and In
iured one Of the occupants.
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At Police Houdquarters.

Superintendent Rodepbaugh, Of the
Work House, yesterday arrested two
men for fighting in a saloon on Main
street. 7. +. Ryan, u. s. soldier, was
arrested for drunkenness. About nine
o'clock last night Oscar Kronyaeger was
held up and battered up by two men
back Of the Top Mill, and q S. gold piece
was taken from him. The men skipped,
and though officers searched the neigh.
borhood, no trace Of them could he
found.
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II sPA&tS No ONE.
English Statesmen and the Nobllit, victims
~ tha neIn

A@uBh1h ENupilLI
of the Grip.
LONDON, May s.-Each of the largo
hospitals in London has an average Of
100 cases of influenza. There are signs
of a continued increase otthe epidemic.
Several more members of the House of
Commons have been attacked. Six of
the usual oecupants OF the Treasury
bench were absent yesterday. Prince
Christian and Count Hatzleldt, the Ger
man Embassador, were unable to attend
dinner given at the German hospital
last evening. The Duchess OF BIarl-
borough, Justice Romo and host of
public officials are among those affected.
The Earl Of Powis died lsRt night. In
Sheffield the epidemic is abating some
what. Elsewhere in the provinces the
epidemic continues. The large number
otpublic men attacked Is a subject Of re-
mark. 1t Is supposed that the strain OF
overwork renders them au easy prey.
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New Industries Located.

A large factory in full operation is tho shen.
GndoAh Bras and Iron Works. removed In the
last thFee months from BSoatoa. n. j.. making
bns fittings, baI and Iron water gates and
valves. with orders ahead, requldng ILO or
more men.
The large sAsSs story brick building near by
Is the Goetz Harness and Collar Factory. Iomov.
ing from NastlnAburE, Pa. Capacity, IJg baadI.
Glove Factory from Giovenvi'lc. New York,
viii bO IN operation IN 4 few weeks.
Two Brick aud Tito Companies In full opera.
ton.
Ground has been broken for Road Machine
and implement WORK. and for Boiler Works.
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BRUSSELS, May S.-The miners and
others yhs, to the number OF about
5000, are now ON STRIFE ip Relsipm for
fewer hours Of labor and for electoral re-
form, have through their central organi,
zations demanded that the dock laborerl
Of Antwerp shall boycott the coal laden
steepships which are expected to arrive
At that pe't SHORTLY with English and
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Cry cp MEXICO, May s.-Thp revoiu-
ton which broke out at AmaPais, Hon
durap, on May 9th, in which one OF the
leaders was killed, appears TO have been
iuRtipated by GuatemalAns, who
were angry because Of the Gustemalsn'
Honduras treaty. u appears that Valla'
yicenclo, who betrayed top satyadoriSns
10 this late war, is heading tho reEo!u'
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NEw York, May s.-The labor strikes
here continue uuabated, but without
much change. Many small shops have
yielded to the house.smitbs' eieht-hour
demand, but there aTe yet about 5000
men out. There are not 90 many fran.
ere on strike to-day as there wefe'a week
ago. Some titty or loo are working ioI
boss carpenters at $50 q day,
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Thursday night U. S. Grant Baird,
employed at the Riverside blRat furnace
at BenWood, was with a party Of fellow
wolkmen, trying TO board 3 moving
train, when be missed his footing and
fell under the wheels. He managed 70
pull himself out with the exception oi
his left foot, which was run over and %
badly crushed that DR.. Haskins and DR.,
Walton had to SmpuLate 1t yesterday
Baird 10 unmarried,
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A FnrmrI,. Rlch Discovery.

HRw CASTLE, IND, May S.-William
wnshtman, living near Middletowpr
who has kept several hundred bushels
OF wheat stored in his barn for a year,
while removing the wheat for market
Eannd in the grain an old pocket book
containing $ll,J0o in gold coin ant
paper currency. How The money came
there is mysieiy. The money has been
placed in the bank Gt MiddletoTa.
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Tho Man Who wanted 10 KIN Gould

HARTFORD, Or, May S.-Charles J,
Dixon, who was arrested in New York
yesterday for threatening to kill Jay
Gould, belongs to this city, but has
been west for the past six or seven
years. He ia the son Of the Rev. DR.,
Dixon, who died insane, and nephew
OF the late United States Senator Dixon;
with whom he made his home for years.
He was prominent in society and MILL
tary circles while here. His relatives
are wealthy and will have him placed in
an aaVlum,
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NEv ORLEANS, La, May s.-Psscpl
oorts, the resident Italian Consul, has
addressed q communication to the fore.
man OF the grand jury which inyesti.
gated the lynchiug OF the Italians. He
takes exception to the action Of the Jury,
which, he asserts, allowed the state.
msnts psde by him before 1t to be alter,
ed or only PaEt!sl!y published. In q
communication to pnited States District
Attorney Mar, Corte asserts that at the
tine Of their death, Pietro, Monastero
LSreto Somitis and yipcenEo were sub.
ieets Of the King Of Italy.
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blR11I UllpIIch o UN INItHIDtFotF'
WASHINGTON, D. c., May S.-Wes
Virginia pensions: oriRinal-Jame'
Morley, Join Cecil, Alexander McComb
James w. Davis, VIM. T. Bennett, ia
cob ]. Mitchell, Thomas q. Meeke, Aller
T. Landreps, John Cosgray, Robert A
Stogden. Additional-Chapin McDan
iel, VIM. T. Smith, Thomas P. Walton
Wm. Turner. InCreGle-John O'Deli,
Alex Lee. Reissue and increase-Hen
ryH. Wheeler,
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VIENNA, May s.-Tho competitors
throughout this city have gone on strike,
owing to the fact that the managers Of
the printing establishments have re-.
fused their demands for nine hourS per
day, no overtime, and the abolition Of
the rule requiring q compositor 70 give
notice before leaving his place Of en-.
ploymeut.
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More to Follow.

The Company Is negotiating with tho follow.
Ing industries for removal aud location on liz
belt line;
An Iron furnace, Rnlllug MN AID Structural
Iron Works, stove Pouniry. Grstc ana Mautel
Works, tWo shoe Factories. cArps! Factory,
Flour Mil, and many other enterprises which
viii soon build up city.
In close proximity an Ine1hAusiibls dtpoht
OF IROS oREs-the very bent quality of Hem.
atite-owned by Capitalists. stockholders Of this
Company, VINO propose establishing Furnaces
A. Char!oStown.
Apply to 7. G. BURKE, General Passenger
an Ticket Agent mIs
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TRESYOS, n. J., May Sat an early
hour this morning the potters who had
been in session all night, announced
the end OF the lockout which has eE,
isted G. the sanitary ware pstters o.
Trenton Tor twenty. one weeks. A promi.
nent manufacture stated that the detaill
Of the settlement were too intricate tC
be briefly stated.
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LONDON, May S.-The News cores.
pondent at Moscow says: The expul.
Slan Of Jews continues. Hsrsher meas
nres are expected with the approach ol
the Easter holidays. Neither baptism
nor appeals to foreign eonsuls avails TO
hecnre ehpana.
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Tue whesllDg s conpellsy.lle naiirona.

There was secret session of the
Board OF County Commissioners COM
mittee on the Wheeling & Connellsville
railroad loan proposition last evening.
The members desired to talk over the
proposal and decide what the county
could do in the matter, go as to be pre-.
pared when this committee and the
committee OF the railroad company
meet next Wednesday evening, to state
their position. There was a good deal
OF discussion, but those who were pres.
ent said after the meeting adjourned
that nothing was done Of public interest,
and no decision reached By the com:
mittee.
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posn tn. Heap 3 Contemplated Combine

posG This ESsnp . Contemplated Combine.
special DtSpcteh 70 Gt LEtsIltaeIeF.
CoLuMpus, May S.-Alva Agee, Presi.
dent OF the Ohio Farmers Alliance, says
in an interview that the Ohio Alliance ia
not is sympathy with the platform
adopted at 0cala, and that their recent
State convention in Columbus only
adopted 1t so that they might secure a
charter from the national organization,
He says the Ohio Alliancs will not
uaminSte a9 Independent ticket, but
will try 70 secure through the existing
leading parties tho reforms demanded
by the farmers. These statements by
President Agee will cause sensation In
the Ohio Alliance and political circles.
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PIttsburRh PIumber5 strike.

PEFTsppapH, Pa, May s.-The jour.
.peymep Plqnbeg Of pittsburgh and
Allegheny struck this morning against
new rules promulgated last nightly the
masters. About $50 men are out. There
is no material change in the strike ol
the carpenters and stone masons. About
ooe.third Of the men are reported at
,nnrk.
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OnlcAoO, Nay S-Miss Jennie Topper,
beautiful girl, sEsd 10, died in hOrH'
bio agony tonight from 9 gaso'
line explosion. which occurred al
e o'clock thiR evening. Hel
uncle, Prof. John Thomas, principal ol
this Wcllsfchoci, and his glte were se
verely burpoh, and. their iDjurifs will
plobSbiy result fatally.
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Lady Manager. OF Tho Chlldren's Home.

Lady Managers OF the Children'a Home.
meeting OF the Board Of Directors
Of the Ghildren's Home yesterday the
following were appointed the members
Of the Board of Lady Managers OF that
inOtitutionI
Mrs. j. o. Hupp. Mrs. R. A. Harden,
Mrs. John Frew, Mrs. j. j. Jones, Mrs
$. D. Taylor, Mrs. Samuel Lau9hlin,
Mrs. n. Richardson, Mrs. A. V. Foster,
Mrs. J. v. L. Rogers, Mrs. Isaiah War
rem, Nra. Henyy Harper, AB. ]. W.
Morris, Airs. j, D. Tahey, Mrs. A. L.
Rice, Mrs. George Kurner, Mrs. ]. O.
Lynch, Mrs. Guy r. g. Allied, Misl
Gertrude Lamb, Miss Annie L. Logan
Miss Amanda List, Miss Z, Warreper
Miss Julia Atkiason, Misc Mary Mckee,
Miss Laura Lawson, Mics Ada Simpson
Miss Jennie Wise:
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NEw YoRk, May S.-rhe jury in the
case OF August Elbogen, the dramatic
agent charged with kidnapping Tennie
ReCkweg, by sending her to disrepu'
table concert hall in New Orleans, to.
day found him guilty, with O strong
recommendation to mercy.
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The death is announced this morning
OF Mrs. Louisa Grabe, aged eighty.two,
at her home at 25l4 ChRpline street.
She will be be buried Sunday afternoon,
the funeral services taking place at st.
Johns German church. Mrs. Roealie,
wife Of Anton Balser, also died yester:
day, aged Blxty.tWo,
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Al Observation-Disclosures 3. Pittsburgh 6.
AZ New York; Philadelphia 10; RrOOklyn p.
AZ Bbstou-NeW York Z; Boston 0.
AZ WAShinglon--WaBhi 4; at, Louis %.
kt Baltimore Baltimore 10, L0ulSvllls 3.
~ PhilAdelphiA-AthlctlCS I; Columbus Is.
At RostOn-BnstOn o; Cinncinnatl Z.
~ AtChiCago-ChicAgo ~ Cleveland Y.
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MADnID, May s-The officials Of the
the Costa Ria legation here deny rev.
olution has broken out in Costa Rica.
They say that perfect order prevails
throughout the whole country,
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Return tickets on oil railroads at re.
duced rates have been secured. Round
trip from Wheeling, sls 40, good 10
return until May IS.
The Sale will be conducted from the
commanding site OF the COmpnuy's
new "Hotel PO1hatan."

From this omInenoo tho CompauyH prop
critics are ln full viOH. On all Eldel tho
up'buildIng forces are at work. Tho shovel
and pick, road machines, rock CruAhets,
hammer and saw are Transforming nature aud
evolving
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HrNRY scHGSnALs, foreman Henry
KTug Packing Company, St. Joseph
Mo, uses DR.. Thomas Eclectric OH with
his men for sprains, cuts, bruiGes, chap
ped hands, etc. Itis the best. D4w