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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-03-20
rHB ITALIANS DRILLlNG.

The Dagos employed ON the new Railroad
down the River armed and Organized
IntO Military Companies.
For several days past stories have
reached this city that the numerous
Italians employed by the ]. @. Gibney
Company and other contracting firms on
the construction Of the Pittsburgh, Ohio
Valley & Cincinnati railroad, on the
Ohio side Of the river twelve
miles or 30 below Wheeling, have
organized into military companies,
armed themselves and are drilling.
These stories were at first put down as
excited rumorB without sound tounda.
ton, but they were heard so often that
itlbegan to look as II there was some.
thing In them.
Yesterday q prominent gentleman, in.
telligent and reliable, returned from a
business trip which took him along
considerable portion Of the line where
the Italians were employed in grading
the roadbed, He told an INTRLLIaRNcRR
man that he saw the Italians going
through their evolutions, and that there
was a large number Of them, evidently
thoroughly and systematically organ
lied.
Another informant said he saw the
dagos drilling in FIVE separate bodies,
each company or body apparently num-
bering about 100. Their movements in.
Cluded company drill and regimental
massing and movements. They were to
all appearances efficiently differed, and
while not all OF them had guns, many
had, and others carried pick handles or
wooden rods OF some sort. Thearm in.
Cluded guns OF modern make, cheap shot
guns, old muskets sawed short and old
fashioned muzEle.loadipg rifles.
Not all the Italians, by several hun
bred, who are engaged in the work took
part in the drilling at any one time, and
1t is not known whether all are organ.
lied or not. The man who appears to
head the regiment or battalion Is boss
or foreman who speaks English fairly
well. He refused to talk, however,
when inquired OF Gs to the purpose In
drilling. An Italian in Bellaire Is given
authority for the statement that
the suggestion or request that the men
organize came from Chicago and that
allthe men expected to receive arms.
The movements Of the men will be
watched with interest. They evidently
believe there is come sort Of call to or
ganize and 'prepare for any event"
There have been rumors OF meeting
of Italians in this city for the purpose
OF organizing, but no confirmation oil
the report can be obtained. The Italians
have been considerably excited lately,
and have read the Italian papers with
eagerness, and gather in their boarding
houses to discuss the situation, but SO
far as can be learned no formal gather
ing has been held or proposed.
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For Over Fifty Years

Mas. wINs1ow's SOOTHING SYRUP has
been used by milliong OF nothersior their
children while tecthing. Ifdistufbed at
night and broken Of your rest by sick
child suffering and crying with pain OF
cutting teoth send at once and get q bot
tie Of Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup"
for children teething. It will relieve
the poor little sufferer imediately. De.
pend upon 1t, mothers, there Is no mis-
take about 1t. It cures diarrhea, regu.
lates the stomach and boYels, cures wind
collie, softens the gums, reduces intiam-
nation, and gives tone and energy TO
the whole system. "MrV. WinBlow'e
Soothing Syrup" for children teething Is
pleasant to the taste and Is the prescrip.
ton Of one Of the Oldest and best female
physicians and nurses in the United
States. Price twAntyT. IL Eve cents bottle.
Sold by all druggists throughout the
world. Be sure and ask Tor 'MRs. WINS
lows sooTHIN6 SYRUP" MwPGw
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BELLAIRR.
All Sorts of Local News and Gossip from
the Glass City.
mr:o.xvYAw

All Sorts OF Local News and Gossip from
the Glass City.
Henry Kelsey, OF Texas, Is in the city.
Charlie Darby and wife are both sick with the
grip.
Charles Rossor is OF on business trip to Gin.
cinnAu.
Marshal Shepherd Is on the sick list and un.
able 10 attend 70 his duties,
The Schubert QuArtette drew good house last
night. All were more than pleaSed
Mn. Mary Stewart died this week. The re-
mains were taken TO Warrington for intetmcnt
Tho State Board OF Health will meet in Bell.
aIrG April z. Among the many things to be dis.
Cussed will be the water and sewerage system.
Several Italians received newspapers from
home yesterday, and were seen around In knots
reading the news. They seemed greatly pleased.
Odlcer Cordell arrested drunken man last
night. but could not get him 70 the Lookup. A
wheelbRrrow was brought into rcquiSilion, and
he was hauled down from the Cleveland & Pitts.
burgh yards and clear into cell.
Conductor Edward MRngel Is on the sick list,
as Is also Il. Blggart, OF the Cleveland & Pitts
buTgh rlilE0Ad, both threatened with fever.
Samuel Mcdonald, assistant check clerk on the
Baltimore & Ohio platform, went home yeSter.
day threatened In the tame way.
"Dode" Cochran was attacked on Union
street Wednesday night by two ruttlauN, who de.
mRnded his money. Ono OF them had hold OF
him, but no inStluctlvoly reached for his hip
pocket, and they wandered away quite RAPIDLY.
Mr., Cochran happened to have quite sum Of
money, leiLwlth him In trust, and was lucky to
escape.
Sammy snllwell, clerk In the store Of n. T.
Carnes, took sack Of flower 10 a customer up
Indian run, and being asked by the man OF the
house why he was 50 long in getting
there, replied that he could have gotten
there sooner II the flour had been ordered
sooner. Tho man knocked him down and
abused him terribly. Tho boy has made no
complaint yet, consequently no arrests,
Tho family OF Squire Canada Workman, OF
Smith township, this county, are all down sick.
The Squire, being very old man, Is perfectly
helpless, and his wife Is nearly as bad. An
adopted sou Is not expected 70 survive very
severe attack Of pneumonia, and the two dRugh.
terS are also worn out with tho constant watch
and worry. Nearby neIgh5oTSAEe nursing them,
taking turns. There Is an unusual amount Of
sickness In their locality.
General Agent J. ]. Mccormick and I'd, l.,
Hammond, both OF the Cleveland & Pittsburgh
railroad, on the way home from the last train
on the Cleveland & Pittsburgh wednesday night,
discovered fire burning In the roof OF the tailor
shop Of g. GeOcke, on Belmont street above the
monument, and promptly raised an alarm,
broke In the front doors and assisted very mate.
rally IN auenchlng the flames. The depart.
ment was out very soon and had It out. The
loss Is small
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THE OalO VALLEY LEAGUE.
wheeling Is In it ct tue FormAtlon-Tho
Organization.

wheeling IL in 1t ct the FormAtion-The
Organization.
I A meeting OF those interested in the
formation Of a base ball League in the
Ohio Valley was held at the Mcconville
Hotel parlors this afternoon, says last
evenings steubenville Gazette, with the
following representatives present: R.
E, johnson, Beaver; G. Y. Travis, W,
A. Calhoune, East Liverpool; +: NJ.
White, Wheeling; Henry Zillikenr
Wellsbure, and ]. P. haywood, Martina
Ferry. Toronto was represented by
proxy, but neither steubenyille nor
Mineo were ain It." An amateur or
ganization to be known rs the Ohio
Valley League was effected, and
the following officers elected: w
A, Calhoune, President; g. I. Travis,
Secretary aud Trearurer. There
will be eight cities in the circuit
aud games are TO be played only on
Saturdays and holidays. No club. will
be permitted to pay any player a salary
and no player can play with any club 10
the league other than the one with
which he first signed unless he has
written release from the officers OF the
club. The rules OF the National League
were adopted. Visiting clubs will be
guaranteed expenses, or, II they desire
so per cent Of the gate receipts. al
Pratt, representative Of A. O. Spauld
ing, was present aRd agreed to present
the club winning the championship
with pennant. Another meeting o
the League, will be held at the McCon
Vile hotel TuesdaY, April2.
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If you want good Wall Papers at loI
prices 80 to
Painters and decorators,
80 Twelfth street,
Tho Hest Cough Medicine,

zone OF my customers came in to-day
and asked me for the best cough medi.
cine I had," says Lew Young, a promi.
nent druggist of Newman Grove, Neb
"0f course I showed him ChambeIl aims
Cough Remedy, and he did not ask to
see any other. l have never yet sold q
medicine that would loosen and relieve
severe cold 80 quickly as that remedy
does. I have sold four dozen Of It
within the last sixty days, and do not
know Of a single ease whore 1t failed to
give the most perfect satisfaction 80
cent bottles for sale by w. W. Irwin, o.
r. Goethe, ]. Klari, @. 4chnepf, n. w.
Heinrich, John Coleman, W. E. vii.
liams, q. Menkemiller, W. @. Arm
brecht and S. L. Brice. MwF4w
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PRICES BLOWN SKY.HIGH.
A FIRER.

$40 and $1sMen's Suits Reduced to IS.
This Is the greatest record breaking
sale ever conceived. Actual los. IL mol
considered in this awful cut +!
In order to Guido all our former g..
forts, we shall for one wAek only 0ner
choice or 500 Sack, Freck and Getaway
SHIFTS, regular $40 and $l2 Suits In iact,
for the small and insignificant price
" In IN this big assortment are Cheyiots,
Cassimeres, NOrsteds, &c Ia dark ano
sOIId shades, In truth over 500 suits lOr
a meagre IS bill, will startlet the natives
See these suits In our windows.
Men or Wheeling aud vicinity, u you
value money ut all, II you care 10 buy q
good and seasOnabie Suit OF CLONES Iot
less than actual cost, you can't a1IOra to
miss this sale. ..,,..,,,d
men, river men, professional men anC
all sorts Of men, now is yoGr opportu-
nifty. o..
ono week only. No house In the Worlt
aver offered such Suits for the paltrI
sum OF So, and nobody ever saw thell
KLINE BROTHERS,
Reliable ClOlhlers,
lI40 Main street.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers in the CITY and Wheeling FolAi
AbFoAd.

strangOrs in the City and Wheeling FoiAi
Abroad,
Mrs.J.M. Bellevllle was at Pittsburgh Yesterday
Mr.J,N. Vance went to New York last night.
OHIO ia. y " A'' . '''''r' - ''''' "
M. K. J, HOgO aud family arc visiting friends
Of BATnGBvillC.
Mt. ]. n. McArdlO Is conauCd:to his room by
q very bad cold.
Mrs. Charles Reed, Of 2lI0 Market Strcst, who
has been very III, ls out OF danger.
Mrs. Andy sO!icrt entertained friends at heI
home on AcC0lloch street last night.
Mrs. J. L. FAris aud children, OF Kansas City,
arc the guests Of relatives and friends In Wheel
Ing.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Young entertained friends
last eyenlng At their home on South Penn street,
Island.
Rev. Mr.. RlheldafIer and Mn. RlheldaiIer arc
at Grafton attending the State sunday School
Convention.
Miss Baker, an expert miiitnor from New
York City, has accepted position Rt WoFlS'
millinery store,
Miss Maud McvickcrS. OF MorgantoWn, who
has been visiting Mn. Charles Reed, returned
home yesterday.
Postmaster Cowdcn has gone TO LoWellvillc,
Ohio, to attend TO some business connected with
his late fathers eAtAte.
Thomas shanley Ia home from New Cumbcr.
land, where he helped 70 install the new uni.
formed division, K. OFF.
MF. !. r. Moore, q member Of the editorial
StAf Of the Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph, and
Messrs. F. Holmes Miller, q mpmber Of the
Select Council OF Pittsburgh, and John 8, VII.
son, oil the firm Of Finn q Wilson, were down
last night on q brief trip,
The 81. Louis Republic OF March "a, has the
following interesting paragraph concerning an
old wheeling bOT, who still has many warm
friends here: Mis- LOttio TIllBley, q Sc. Louis
girl, but for some time past tesiGOnt Of Chicago
With her. PARENTS Mr.. and Mrs.. TillEley, was
married to Nr, Percy Warden, q book.keepor
and popular Attache Of tho honse Of HArgadIne,
McKlttEick B Co., last week 10 Chicago, FnIuEA-
Ing at once 70 81. Louis 70 live.
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WHEELING INSTALHIENT co.
THE WHEELING
lNSTALMENT
CO.,
1883 to tt4o Hartst Street.

House cleaning season-Housekeep.
ers, tradespeople's, storekeepers', every.
body's busy season-spring is fast ap.
preaching. We are busy as bees pre-.
pairing to display a most extensive line
Of Spring Goods-We're not yet ready
to show our entire stock, and will not
be till every nook and corner in every
department Of our building is filed with
the most choice and desirable goods
that can be bought. We've purchased
an immense stock and with it we have
an assortment unequaled at prices un.
approachable.
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AT TUE THEATRES.
.ssbennndonbU 0IoDdny Man

A large audience should greet that deservedly
popular play, "ShenRndOah," at the Opera
House Monday and Tuesday next. II is moi too
much 10 say that Shenandoah" Is dramatically
one OF the strongest and most intensely inter.
eSting plays before the public. ThetOGne Is laid
tT fs ~ ;SS G.vrr ~ VA tIcdSn;S and rN.
nance render It thrillingly exciting. The author
has been fortunate In SO constructing his play
that Il does not appeal to sectional prejudice,
butts a. popular with the veteran who wore
tho gray as the one WHO wore the blue. The
necessary love story Is well told aud httingly
developed, and the element OF comedy so essen.
tial 70 The success Of every drama enters largely
Into It's composition. Tine Slle OF reserved seats
opens at Houses music store this morning.
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Tho Dagos employed ON the new Railroad
down the River armed and Organized
into Military Companies,
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"afcCnrth,,s Nflsl,ap..r

OF "McCarthy's Mlshaps," to be seen at the
Opera HOuEe this evening. the Boston Globe says
The skit had not before been seen here, and Il
can very truly be said 10 have won an tinQuAl
iHed success In DOSton. OF course 1t has Just
enough OF plot 10 introduce songs, dances,
Jokes and ludicrous incidents unnumbered.
What the plot Is matters little. Suffice II TO say
that Il has TO do with some remarkable eXpeF.
fence with the Mllllgan and Mccarthy families.
There arc three acts, each seemingly lunnler
than the other. Neither Ferguson nor Mack are
absent from the stage for many consecutive min.
uteS, and their presence Is always welcome.
They sing number Of capital new songs, and
have something novel In the way OF teTpsich.
orean ieatS. Lizzie DAILY Is & bright star OF the
company, and her songs aud dauces won hearty
applause. Carrie BehF was cordially greeted,
aud proved herself one Of the tAvortIcs Of the
evening,
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Night before last thieves entered the
residence OF Frank Wiedman, who Is
employed In this city, but lives at West
Liberty, and stole S2S which was in a
bureau drawer, and one or two small ar
ticles ei value. Mr.. Wiedman is absent
from home through the week, and 1t is
supposed the thieves knew this, and
took advantage Of Mrs. Wiedman's pres.
ence In the house alone.
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Look out for An Epid emile.

The Board of Public Works, or some
body else who ought to know better, is
planting q typhoid fever farm on Yer
mont street, Island. The Shiny mud
left on South Front street and other
streets by the flood, has been cleaned
OF and Is being piled on low part Of
Vermont. It Is said that the same pc,
culiar proceeding on South Broadway
once before caused an epidemic Of
typhoid fever. The stuff is unfit to put
on street. Every heavy rain will re-
duce 1t to the consistency Of mush.
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Clerk Hook yesterday admitted to
record five deeds Of trust and transfers as
March II, by George Simpson and
wife to Alice, vile Of O. g. Bradford, for
81 900, the west 81 feet Of the south half
Of lot 1874, fronting on Alley @.
March IA, by Mary D. Rumble and
other heirs OF Washington Rumble, de-
ceased, to John HaberstiCk, for 5000,
part Of lot e5, on the west side Of Alley
B, in Chapline ( Eofl's addition.
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After using "Mother's Friendn two
months ! was so speedily and easily re.
lieyed that 1t was a surprise to those at
tending me. Mothers Friend" IN.
doubleday lessons the pains, shortens the
time and restores the mother speedily to
health. Will recommend it to all ex.
pectant mothers, and advise them TO use
It. Mrs. ]. A. R., Muncie, Ind. Sold
at wholesale and retail by Logan Drug
Go. and oil druggists. 1-DAw
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"ortyE BLossoM" Is the greatest dis.
covery Of the age in the medica! liz! LIE.
Weak, tired. deSneGdent women who are
fast going into consumption from some
wasting 1lseR4e, peGuliSr TO their sex,
NAV be restored to health II "0LIyE
BLOSSOM" is used before IL is too late.
Sold by Logan Drug Co., O. r. Goetze,
WV. Irwin, w. E. Williams, @. Schnepf,
O. Menkemeller, W. O. Armbright, w.
81. Williams and NJ. W. Heinrich; ]. W.
Darrah, Rolston & Co., Martins Ferry;
Bowie & Co., Bridgeport; O. n. Wy!
nick, Bellairei st. Clair Brob., Benwood.
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MARTINS FERRY.
Damage Suit Decided-Republican Primar.
fes-Sucinl and Porsonal

Damage Suit Decided-Republican Prlmar
ies-Sucial and Personal.
Miss Matte Arick, Of Cambridge, Is yIsitInl
Mrs. G. W. CheSsell.
An iron bridge Will DO built over 6lenn's run
on the Martins Ferry aud Mt. Pleasant pike.
Last night very enjoyable party was giyer
BY the Misses powney at their home on Flrs
street.
There was very pleasant social gathering Al
the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs W. d. Wood, In
grove" last night.
James Winters, son Of Rev. /. s. Winters, rAr
nail through his left foot while at work on thC
new house OF Mr.. Glossy, At Highland City, yes
terdAy.
Owing 10 the small seating capacity Of st
Paul'S church. only limited number Of ticket.
have been Issued for the organ recital 10 DO held
this evening. only those holding tickets will
be admitted. The entertainment will DO frat.
class In every respect.
The Jury In the case Of DorSch VI. The c., L.
4 W. railway company, for damages, awarded
iqr lhe plAlntih were Dantord 4 Heinlein, and
the deieno ant was represented by Judge Tyler,
OF Cleveland, and Newell KennOW, OF 81. CIAiFE.
VILE.
The Pease township Republican convention
will be held at tho City Hall, Bridgeport, to.
Justice Of the Peace, Treasurer, Trustee. two
Assessors, two ConstAbles, and six Road super.
viSors. William II. Moore, OF Martins Ferry,
Will DO candidate for the nomination OF Con:
stable.
The names Of tho candidates on the Republl.
can city ticket 10 be voted on at the primaries
tomorrow are as folloWsj Mayor, Theo. Keller,
James W. ShipmAn, William II. Orr; Water
Works Trustee, John G. Hayno; Cemetery Trus.
tee, Matthew Jones: Board Of Education, o. X,
Wood, George g. RRlSton, George W. Tweed,
and Louis L smith Assessor, Pier Coleman and
Flndley Davis, First ward; L, W. Bailey aud
william g. Morgan, Second ward Isaac Moore,
Third ward; Council, Fred II. paume and James
CroLsley, First ward; John henderson, Charles
HellinR aud HErrlSon 4ett0S. Second ward l..
W. InglebEighL David Llewellyn and Thomas
Lloyd, Third ward.
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SpRI,G AND SUMNER.

We are in receipt Of all the newest
novelties In NoOlens for mems wear,
consisting Of Sullings, PantalOonlpgs
aud OTerc0atings, which We are pre-.
pared TO make up In the best style and
ilt at reasonable prices. Buy the best
Is cent fast black seamless Hall Hose
made. at G. HESS & SONS,
MwAr 1921 and 1928 Market Street.
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THO Attar merchant Acquitted.

The man who victimiEed score Of
bargain-seeker at the Mcclure house
Wednesday night by selling them badly
scented cosmoline for altar OF roses, al
81 so a small bottle, turned up yesterday
morning, and Officer Lukens heard Of
his presence In the city and gobbled him
In. He was arraigned before Squire
Arkle on a charge Of obtaining money
under false pretenses. He gave hiE
name as James jackson. There was no
evidence to prove that the STUFF sold
was not what be cslledit, and Squire
dismissed Jackson, IN
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Mr.. Leslie Wise, of Belmont county,
Ohio, and Miss Maggie Hibberd, daugh.
ter OF Mr.. George Hibberd, were united
in marriage last evening, at the resi-
dence ofithe BRIDES parents in East
Wheeling. Rev. DR.. @. w. Gushing
pastor Of the Fourth Street N, E. church
otIiCiated, and a select party OF close
friends OF the contracting parties wit
messed the ceremony. The presents
wero pretty and numerous. This even
ing reception will be given at the resi-
dence OF the groom, who isa farmer west
Of Bridgeport.
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taken to his Brother's.

Charles Beck, the man who fell Of
the Twenty.eighth street bridge some
time ago and was painfully hunt, and
who was more recently committed ia
Jail by Squire Arkle to await an inquest
In lunscy, was last night released from
confinement and taken in the patrol
wagon 10 the home OF bis brother In
East Wheeling, where he can be better
carad for.
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1. SCOOP sells dry goods the cheapest
NOTES ON NAVIGATION.
stage OF water and Movements OF Boat
The River InteF0Sta.

stage OF WAtSE tAA'4 S'SeAaS1se SA ASSet'
The River IntoroSts.
Last night the marks on the landing indicated
u feet q Inches, with the river hllIug,
The reports from above last night were Al
iS BHtTSoNWsniytllo-S feet Q inches and falling;
''S&S SESsl aaS feet and stationary cloudy
AH SS GGSs and $40 and stationary llsh.
rain; mild.
The II. X. Bedford left for Pittsburgh atsa a.
m,-The Hudson passed down Tor Cincinnati
Rt 10 &. m,-Th0 scotia, Tor PitttburEh, swung
OUT a Ii g. m.-The PArkenbuH packet
Courier left at p. m.
Boats viii leave to-day a follows; Al 8 4. m.
the Mat y. Allen and the Congo will leave for
PiltSbuFRh, the Bachelor passing down for Gin.
ClnnAu.-The Ben Hur VIM 80 to ParkerSburg
N ujSoam,
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KLINE BROTHERS,
Reliable ClOlhlers,
II4O Main street.

LOU sWABACKER.-We will open in
a few days q Mllllnery Department, M
der the management OF q very cOmpe'
tent lady from New York. Due notice
will be given Of our opening: ,,,,n
- LOU SRlBACKER.
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IF yOu cannot see and need spectacIes
Won should call on us aud have your Eyes
tested without charge. We have the
ansst instruments and more experiences
than any other 0ptician in the state,
and guarantee satisfaction or money re-
funded. JACOB w. HRUBB,
JeHeler and 0puctan,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Streets
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AT the mines Of the Boggs Run Min.
ing Company another accident happened
yesterday. William Loges, a young
miner, was caught by fall OF soapstone,
yesterday morning at 10 o'clock. His
back was badly bruised, though no
bones were broken. Dr.. Ford was called
In, and attended to the wounded man.
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While saving spokes at Bodley's
wsgon works yesterday, Doc George, an
employe who went to work there on
Wednesday, got his left hand over the
edge ofthe saw, and three fingers were
taken of. He bled terribly. Fellow
workmen took him to DR.. Frissell's
office, where his injuries were dressed.