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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-08-20
KINGWOOD NOTES.
Interesting Letter From the preston
County Summer Resort.

Interesting Letter From the preston
County Summer Resort
KINGwooD, w. VA, August 1.-THE
farmers of this section are harvesting
their oats, which is much better crop
than was anticipated earlier in the
season.
The following named Wheeling folks
are still at the Hotel Gordon: DIR.
Edwards and family, Harry Mcclure
and family, Mr.. Corey and family, and
quite number of others from different
points. This hotel is nearly full this
eseason, keeping the proprietor, Mr.. 4.
Thomas, busy and happy.
Mr.. J. M. Crane has had his commo-
dious summer house 'Parklawn" filled
thia Saasons -J.he following ladies left
Lizzie Sweet, Miss Margaret Caldwell,
Miss Emma V. Sweet, Miss Miss Ritter,
near Cincinnati, o. They came here
weak and emaciated, and leave recu-
perated, having gained considerable In
weight and health.
Miss Betty Stanhope, of Lexington,
KY, also at Mr.. Cranes, leaves on
Wednesday.
The IntelIigencer'S report of the
''serious accident" Detailing Stanhope
Crane, son OF J. M. Crane, Of this place,
was a wonderfully exaggerated story.
True horse ran over the boy, but he
was not hurt at all. His skin was
neither broken or roughened. The
aforesaid report caused considerable ex-
element among the many relatives and
friends OF the boys parents. 1t is
thought here that the correspondent
has borrowed Mr.. Harts spectacles.
and that they magnify too much.
1t Is hard to tell whether Kingwood is
prouder of DR.. T. o. Edwards than he
is of Kingwood. The Doctor keeps the
boys laughing about eight hours every
day.
Harry Mcclure is not far behind, he
is one of the jolliest-he is hale-fellow-
well-met, indeed.
Our camp meeting, one mile of Tun-
Melton, on the B. d o. railroad, opens
Thursday, the Goth inst. Great pre-
parations have been made to make it a
more complete success than ever.
The soldiers reunion begins the 9th,
to last three days. Mr.. Dovener, of
your place, is among the list OF orators
for the occasion.
Two very severe thunderstorms
passed over this region last week. No
serious damage, however.
The summer boarders are bringing In
the 'speckled beauties" from our noun
tain streams by the score. The rain
bow trout is becoming quite plentiful
near here.
Mr.. Will Smalley, who has been work
ing in Wheeling, was brought home
some time since suffering with typhoid
fever and is yet confined to his bed, al
though getting along fairly well his
physician thinks.
Miss Letitia Parks, one of the best,
if not the best, dressmakers, in the
State, is lying at her home here very
sick of bilious fever.
Our town otherwise is enjoying good
health and pros perity.
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MARTINS FERRY.

The following families took part in
the Lash family reunion yesterday at
the old homestead, between Pasco
station and Pennington: w. II. Smith
and family; Jas. a. Gray aud FAMILY;
James Dickson and family; Aoram
Lash and son Carl; Mrs. a. 7. Sheriff;
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lash; Bradley
Smith and wife; Mrs. Alex. BraDnum;
IT w. Shreve and family; Glenn Bran
mum and wife; Greeley Uranium and
wife. and Frank Robinson and wife. 1t
has inst been ninety-fye years since the
Lashes settled in this part OF the
country.
There will be book social to-mor-
row night to which everybody IS IN
vited 10 attend whether they bring a
book oR not. Good music will De one OF
the features of the social.
Elijah Westwood, father Of Marshal
Sam Westwood, is lying in critical
condition caused by severe hemorrh-
age from the brain.
Henry Single has handed inn his
resignation, and George u. SecgwlcK
has been appointed by Council TO MI
the vacancy.
Robert Stewart leaves to-day on a
trip through the State In the interest
Of the Northwood glass works.
The remains of the little child OF
Marshall CrOffer were taken to Steuoen-
Vile yesterday for intermcnt-
Prof. Mannix and family have re-
turned from a trip through the west'
where he has been for some time.
John Oxley received word yesterday
that his brother Lafayette Oxley nao
died in Springdale, Va.
A little child of Mr.. and Mrs Fred
Ritter died of summer complaint yester-
day morning.
G. G. Sedgwick has rendered MS
resignation as clerk Of the Board OF
Education.
c. H. Beall, of the firm Of Beali &
Steele, of Steubenyille, WAS in the city
yesterday.
Mrs. Engington, of Third street. left
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TRUSTEES SALE
REAL ESTATE.

pY VIRTUE or DEED OF TRUST made
ID by johanna Sophia PfsifeF 10 ne - trls-
Tee, bearing date on the trst day OF Nay, A. u.
isS3, and recorded In the Office Of the Clerk OK
ibe County Cont Of OHIO county, West VIZ s
viii proceed 70 sell 81 public auction. 81 tbs
front door OF the Court House Of Ohio county,
in Wheeling. w. Va. on
Saturday. the 18th Day Of Ssptsm-
Der. 1891.
commencing It 10 o'clock - N. the following
described real property, situate 10 the bixtn
ward Of the City OF wheeling. IN the state o.
10: numbered fifteen fi5), lying on the east side
Of Lee street, 10 an addition 70 the CITY Of
Wheeling. acknowledged for record By Beverly
NJ. ko1, executor Of John Eof, dsoeased, on
the 2ith day Of hovsmber: iSso and Of fe CO.
Virginia. In Deed Beck No. 81. ~ page o. Tae
said parcel OF land fronts - feet In width On
said Lee street. and extends back esstvtytiy OF
even width 100 feet 70 Wood street. and will Be
sold subject 20 all the rights and privileges
granted 70 Henry Moore. James a. Achesen.
Joseph Bell and Frederick ID Norton 81 tbs
Deed Of John EcA % them. dated July .. 80.
snd recorded In Deed Book NO, Al. ~ pAes 57i,
and which are specially reserved. said parcel
4 assl 5a P Z: ' y sa 1iE sSs aud ,sn
recorded snosess De ksd records Of ssil
county n DEED Book 30. % peg -. apd Che
PEN Sfss ssSy IS &c vi : .'s jossss
Henry Pjsf6sf, lsoso6ed, admitted to psobpse
on the Soth Day o. NAref, IG64 and recoreed IN
VIII Book 70. 8 peee ~ = - e9os Of ths
C ca; e he cosnfy 6esrt q o. essnsy, wsss
TERNs OF sALE-oAsH.
The Title h bslssvsi 70 ~ eoo6v ~ selling
4 ssus:ss. sbeil coaysy o2ly soeh ntIs = =
yeste1 IN ue34 - obeye MAINLAND - 81
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Boy KILLED by Cars-Internal Revenue
Vlolator.
C,,<e,1L TblSor0,u In fhS Rs0fsfer


Special Telegram TO the Register.
PARKERsBURG, w. VA, August 49,
A telegram received to-day reports the
death of Mr.. George A. Creel this morn
ing, at the residence of his son-in-law,
Capt. Cakes, in Wellsburg. Mr.. Creel
was one of the Oldest citizens of this
city. The remains will be brought home
tomorrow for interment.
A number of boys in Elberon suburbs
stole an old ballast car belonging to the
Street Car Company, and took the car
to that part of the creek leading to the
Fair Grounds. In going down the hill
q young son of Garrett Henderson, fell
under the wheels, which passed over his
body, inflicting wounds which may
prove fatal.
James Prftt, of Webster county, was
brought in by Deputy Marshal Stalna-
ker to-day. charged with violating the
internal revenue law. Pritt was given
preliminary hearing, and held over in
$500 bond to answer the indictments.
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BELLAIRE.
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Mr.. A. Burt, Of the railway mail SER
vice, was in the city yesterday in con-
Sultation with Postmaster Darrah rela-
tive to a better service of mail from
points down the Ohio River Railroad.
1t has been the custom to send to
Wheeling all mail from Bellaire de-
stined for points on the Ohio River
Railroad. BY this round about system
mail is delayed. 1t is expected that ar
rangements will be made to have the
mail go to Benwood, thence down the
river.
Six or eight people named Fleming
registered at Merchants Hotel yester-
day. They were on their way to a re-
union OF their relatives back In the
county. Two thousand Flemings are
expected, among whom are two gov
errors of Southern States.
Ed. Steger and family, who have been
up at the lakes for several weeks, have
returned home. Mr.. Steger thinks
there is no place for pleasure equal to
a trip up in Michigan.
Benz. Tyler, of the Bellaire nail works
He mas two brothers in the west who
are prospecting, and Ben likes western
life.
Fifth ward colored people will start
a grocery. There is store in the
Fourth ward that is conducted by a
colored gentleman.
The funeral of Mrs. Thos. Hamilton,
of Benwood, occurred from st. Johns
church yesterday afternoon and was
largely attended.
Jas. f. Wells and Miss Lizzie Leonard,
of Steubenville, were married a few
DAYS since. Mr.. Leonard formerly re-
sided here.
Mr.. Kinney, the well driller, has con-
tracts to put down six wells near George
town. Every householder wants well
of his own.
An Insurance company is replacing
a large plate glass in W. 5. CarrolPs
grocery. The glass was broken with
stone.
The store of Ed. Moore will hereafter
be in charge of Mr.. Scott, who has
been clerking in the store for some
time.
Congressman Pearson was in the city
Yesterday. He will attend the Harvest
Home picnic to-day.
The Enterprise Window Glass Works
did not pay a stock dividend as report
ed yesterday.
Miss Maud Turnbull, who has been
visiting friends in GAINESVILLE, has re-
turned home.
Miss Maud Lilly is spending week
on Burr's Mills camp ground with Mrs.
Alex 0gle.
The family of ]. T. Mercer has re-
turned from the Moundsville Camp
Grounds.
The examination of teachers called
for August % will be held September
instead.
Emil Schmidt has an advertising card
out that tells all about the new voting
laws.
The Democratic Club reported a lot
of new members at the meeting last
night.
The Christian Church Sabbath school
will hold picnic at Chestnut Point to-
day.
The Zita family will furnish music for
the dance of the Americas Club on the
27th.
The District reunion Of the G. A. r.
w,ll be held in the Elysian Theater.
Ed. Alum and family have returned
from Burr's Mills camp ground
Indigo briggs and Hon. L. Danford
,,srs in the city last night. The latter
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and Hutchinson; umpire, Lynch.
CINCINNATI, August 19.-Cincinnati
lost tO-day's game by unfortunate err
rors. Score: Cincinnati 3, Cleveland 4;
errors, and .; hits, 6 and 5; earned, 2
and 1; pitchers, Mullane, Young and
Gruber; umpire, Emslie.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, Aug. 19.-Keefe
pitched his initial game for the Phillies
to-day. He was very wild in the early
part Of the game and presented Brook
Ign with four runs in the first two In
nings. Then he settled down and did
splendid work until the ninth inning,
when he weakened and broke down and
four hits and base on balls won the
game. Score: Philadelphia Z, Brook
Ign s; earned runs, Philadelphia z,
Brooklyn ,; pitchers, Keefe and Lovett;
umpire, McQuaid.
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western Passenger Record Broken.

New YORK, August 19.-The Star
Line steamer Teutonic, which arrived
here this morning from Liverpool, beat
the record for western passengers. Her
time from the bar at Queenstown to the
Sandy Hook bar was days 16 hours and
81 minutes. This is one hour and thir-
ty-seven minutes faster than the time
of her sister ship the Majestic on her
last trip from Liverpool, which made
the fastest westward passage up to that
time.
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FOR SALE.

House Of four rooms on Charles street. Centre
Wheeling, $780,
House OF 1ve rooms, 23ii Jacob street; 81 600.
House OF three rooms, fall lot, Thirty.Bith
and Chapline street; q, 400.
House OF six rooms. 1926 Wood street: $500.
House of six rooms between Tweniythird and
value per annum. sle2. Price eL50o.
Half Lot on Jacob street, Centre wheeling.
cheap at 1900
Pour Lott on South Penn street, cheap at
$1,000
Five roomed Brick House and full lot on Jacob
street, Fifth ward, s2,hO.
Seven roomed house on Eof street, desirable
location. $500
Ten roomed House at bargain on North Main
street.
Five-roomed House, 25i5 Eor street, s',aco.
Four-roomed House, 100 Eighteenth street.
100.
Nine-roomed brick House, 2s6i Market street,
s350.
Half Lot on North Main street. SO by iss feet
ESQ.
Half Lot on Eor street. south OF Twenty
eighth street, ti,0O0.
Halt Lot on Moyston street. south Of Twenty
) Sixteen lots on the north side Of Twenty.third
street. In the new addition Of Bilan d Whyte,
Just laid out.
Lots on Eon and Jacob streets, In North Bon.
wood.
Lots in McMechen newly laid cut cheap at
$40 to sg5 each.
Lots in Zane's Orchard and Old Fair Ground
Beautiful Lots In A. II. Patterson's addition
20 Elm Grove NJ low figures.
-Four roomed house on Twenty-ninth and
Woods street, tf go
NESBITT 3 DEvINE,
tyD i7s5 Market street.
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will take the stump for Mckinley this
fall.
A Butchers Association is one OF the
new things in town.
Harvest Home picnic at Stewards
Grove to-day.
School begins two weeks after next
Monday.
Rev. O'Mera has fine new bicycle.
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Faustlna Makes Fast Time.

CHICAGO, August 19.-There was a
large attendance and good racing at the
Northwestern Breeders Association
meeting held at Washington Park to-
day. FauStina, a three-year old, made
the fast time of 2;1S. The 2:15 pacing
race had ten starters, and was very hot
ly contested. Between heats there was
two trials for records: Jennie Starr
trotted in 2:24H, and BOaz in 2:224.
The programme for tomorrow includes
a match race between Nancy Hanks
and Margaret.
First race, interstate stakes for 2-year-
old. two in three heats-Faustina won.
Time, 2:1S.
Second race, breeders stakes for 4-year-
olds-Lizette won. Time, 2:2O1S.
Third race, gals class pacing, six heats
Major Wonder won. Time, 2:l44.
Fourth race, 2:17 class, five heats-Vic
II won. Time, 2:l5Sl,
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yesterday to visit friends in Hendrys-
burg.
Dr. Monroe Hickman has returned
from three weeks trip to the West.
James Terrell has opened a boarding
and sale stable on First street.
Mrs. Thomas Pugh, Of the First ward,
is quite sick with quincy.
John Henderson is back from trip
through the East.
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DUTIES ON CORN.
MIGUEL Asks for Suspension for Three
Months.


Months
BERLIN, August 19.-Herr MIGUEL,
the Minister of Finance, has sent Pc
tition direct to the Emperor asking the
latter to suspend the duties on corn for
three months. Herr MIGUEL has been
compelled to take this step according to
his friends by reason of the fact that
Chancellor Won Caprivi has declined to
enter into any further discussion Of the
question Of suspending duties on corn.
At the Cabinet meetings the differences
between Chancellor Won Caprivi and
Herr MIGUEL, the man who is supposed
to be the Emperor's favorite, seem to
increase day by day and have not I'M
doubtedly reached such an acute stage
and it would seem the end must be the
fall of one or the other OF them.
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To the Editor Of the Register.

We want the public to know that we
can execute work as cheap as any mar
BILE works either in Martins Ferry or
Wheeling, the statements OF interested
parties to the contrary notwithstand-
ing. People who are solicited to take
their orders to other marble works
would do we'll to see US before making
contracts as we can and will save them
money. We do not pay any commissions.
GELS 81 GEHRINGER.
Martins Ferry, August Is.
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Kell,,s Appearanee in BOstOn.

BosToN, August 19.-Kelly Joined the
game here to-day, and a crowd OF II, COZ
turned out to welcome him. The Baltl-
mores were defeated for the third time,
because of the heavy hitting by the
Bostons in the first part Of the game.
Score: Boston 6, Baltimore ?; pitchers,
Buffinton and Mcmahon; earned runs,
Boston S, Baltimore l; umpire, Fer
guson.
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SPORTING WORLD.
ITEMS or INTEREST FOR LOVERS OF TIE
FIELD AND TRACK.
LEAGUE and Association Games Yestsrday-Eow the
National Race Stands to Dsis-Ths Winners
on the RAGS Track-SpOrtng
News Generally.
PITrsBURG,

PITTsBURG,
Aug. 10. The
Chicagos took
the third game
Of the series to-
day by hard and
timely batting.
Score: Pitts
burg 81 Chicago
10; hits, 10 each;
errors, 3 and 5;
earned, 3 and 6;
Ditchers. King
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Association standing.

NEW YORK, August 19.-To-day's
game between New York and Boston
was poorly contested. Welch'S erratic
pitching gave the game to Boston.
There was no enthusiasm whatever.
Attendance. 1879. Score: New York,
4: Boston, 0; earned runs, New York,
3; Boston, 5: pitchers, WEIGH and Sta
ley; umpire, Hurst.
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Destructive Hurricane at Martinique.

OestructiSo hurric"no NJ 4nAi einiSoo'
WASHINGTON, d. c., August 19.-The
United States Consul at Martinique
cabled the State Department to-day
that ''a hurricane last night august
1S) destroyed every sail in port. Houses
all damaged and many lives lost"
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria-
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
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The League Standing.


CHICAGO, AuRuSJ lS.-OWluB W tho
interest in the Nancy Hanks and Mar
garet s. trotting match tomorrow at
Washington Park, the running races
both in Hawthorne and Garfield Parks
National Resatta Association Races.
WASHINGTON, d. c., August TO-
The second and last day of the regatta
of the National Association of Amateur
Oarsmen opened with beautiful weather,
smooth water and clear course, and
everything essential 10 good racing.
The first race of the day, tho junior
singles, was won by Wright of Toronto;
Berry second.
Second race, double oars, Dempsey
brothers, of the Atlanta club, won.
The racing closed with an eight cared
race by the crews of the New York
Athletic Club, the Atlantas, the Fair
mounts and Columbias of Washington.
Much interest was shown in this race
by every one. The New YorkS won,
Atlantas second, Columbia third and
Paramount in the van. Time 7:4715.
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For Hrnt

dor REar-FARM CONTAINING 70 Acres;
Il good land for gardening and farming put-
poses, on Caldwelrs Run. six miles from Wheel
ing; good dwelling house and outbuiicinss'
two orchards and All kinds Of small fruits; ex
cellent well. For further particulars apply 10
the owner on the premises.
aul2ra WIDOW LOhMAN.
NOR RENT-A LARGE BUSINESS ROOM,
Il now being constructed, fronting 81 feet on
Main street and the same on Market Square,
and 200 feet on Tenth street. II II cannot De
rented as a whole IL will be divided to suit ten
ants The cellar and the second story each be.
ing 400 by o. feet, are also for rent Enquire OF
JAS. L. HAWLEY, 1890 Main street. le2i
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LONDON, August 19.-Lewis Paulsen.
the distinguished chess player, died to-
tday.
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Srr @aie.

GALE OF VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY
- will sell At private sale the following pro.
perty belonging 10 the estate OF Robert CAMP.
bell, deceased, to-wit: The Robert Campbell
homestead No, II South Penn street; the pro.
perty occupied by MI. j. X. Noise, corner OF
South Penn snd Zane streets: the west half Of
Lot 40 in ID. Zane's addition on the north side
Of Virginia street. occupied by X: Il. Burt drug
qist, and other tenants; house No ~ on east
side OF South Penn street, occupied by MT.
Samuel Ulm; house No. ~ on same street 60
cupled by Mr. Charles j. Welty; aud house No.
20 on same street, occupied by Mr. John p.
Smith. For prices and terms apply at the Office
OF Caldwell & Caldwell. Attorn-ys-atlsw, over
German Bank, wheeling w. Va.
iyl0h ALFRED CALDWELL, Administrator
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FOR SALE
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

No. 1888 Chapline st.7 rooms, brick; 1,Voo.
No. 1891 Eoff street, brick; MOO.
No. IS S. Broadway, frame; $500.
No. l65 Sixteenth street. brick and frame; ssooh
No iii5 Alley ii. East wheeling, Frame House
Of four rooms; Lot 30xi2o feat; $40.
tbf,dsssipsoarr. s Ohio over half an
acre OF ground, with good dwelling aud all
necessary improvements; $500.
Island, Mt so per front foot
i0Ox35O feet IN Pleasant Valley, on the National
Road, for Oh 500. on easy terms
The business property No. 1879 Main street,
now occupied by J. W. Hunter Co. . Spice
Mills.
The Pryor place on National Road, near Elm
Grove, consisting Of about eighteen acres.
Uouses for Rent. Stocks for Sale.
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CsTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, COUNTY OF
- Ohio, in the Circuit Court OF Ohio county
Gustavus A. Beuter, adm nistra-
tor OF Sophia Schwartzbach,
deceased, In Chancery'
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-08
The Broadway Excursion.

1t is clear now that tomorrow will be
a good day and it is expected the boa,
will be more than filed. Considering the
scenery from hereto Clinton, and the
complete rest that day on the river
gives, those who go are sure of good
time.
The number who can go is limited, and
no one will be admitted to the boat with
out q ticket. They can be bought this
evening at Won Koekritz. Marshall &
Fishers. Stewart & Montgomery's, Loos.
ley's, and Young's and Ralph Haver.
stick will have tickets at the Broadway
prayer meeting tonight.
The boat will start promptly at
o'clock. Those who have not by that
time obtained tickets, will be left behind
Ralph Hsverstick will be at the Diamond
10 Office at o'clock to sell them, and
those who don't buy today will do well
to be at the Office at that time.
As before announced, Krell & Math
will serve coffee and sandwiches, ice
cream. lemonade, cake, ETC., on the boat
at reasonable prices. They will have
ample help IN serving.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-08
v. n. G.. a. KeceptfOn.

In response to invitations sent out q
few days ago, a large number of repre-
sentative business mem of Rock Island
called at the new I. NJ. c. A. building
last evening and were given grand re-
ception. The building was finely illum-
mated and Bleuer's orchestra furnished
delightful music for the occasion. The
guests were taken in charge by recep-
ton committee and shown through the
building and the uses that tie various
rooms will be put to when the building is
completed. were explained. Addresses
were made by A. D. Sperry, president OF
the association; E. B. McKown, treas
urer, and State Secretary Brown, of Chi
cago. A fine supper was served by the
W. c. 7. U. Liberal subscriptions were
received from those present and the even,
on the whole was very pleasant one and
the result very satisfactory to the asso-
citation
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-08
DepredatiOns Of a Horse

A horse at Frick 6 Kautz livery stable
escaped from the barn into Spencer
square during Monday night and greatly
injured the sod in the square. 1t will be
necessary in view of the injury that can
be done. TO punish severely by line any
persons who allow their bosses to escape
or who leave their premises in such con.
dition that they can escape. 1t has hap
pened several times that persons bring
their horses to water on Twentieth stree,
and let them go loose, so that they es-
cape into the square, leaving their tracks
behind them.
Too much time aad money has beer
bestowed TO allow these trespasses to be
committed.