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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-19
The GENERAL TONE OF BUSINESS HEiLrns

The business failures in TIE last week, rs reported
TO Il. G.. Dunn & co., numbered .O5 for the United
States, and 81 log Canada. total OF go. against
oIO Wee; ago. and 2s1 for the corresponding week
Of 1901 The weekly review summarizes the s.tua Ion
MS follows: "No important change appears In tho
condition OF business The distribution of products
continues eEcrnOus. production by manufacturers is
greater on the whole than In any previous year. and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-19
Consumption In n Hospital.

Eoston. Mas. Oct. /, 1891
+. W. KlNSMAN & co.
Dear Sirs-i an young man >,
years old. used Adamson'.. b.
tanic Pal>am for hcnorrhaces from
The lungs I years ago. Was ln very
low condition. Was u months in thd
hospital suffering from q had corgiI,
with frequent hcmorIhacc-, the ply.
slcian Ia attendance pronounced my
disease consumption. ! took Adm.
sons Bllsam and Adamson's rills
$ months and was able to resume my
work | am clerk In n grocery
store. exposed u all kinds Of weather,
but by taking the Balsam every timd
get cold. | stand IL very we'll.
The hcmorrhagcs have mover come
back. and 80 far As can soc, | am
as well as ever.
louis respectfully,
ROBERT LOUD.
IL not only relieves. but CURES.
For sale by all druggists. Trial boz
ties Zoe. Regular sizes. 35c. and 7jc.
danson's Botanic Ealsam is rem.
-iy tina: has been used for 80 year,,
and when once introduced into
family. always remains.
Made only by +. W. Kinsman 4 Co.,
Druggists. 3t3 4th-avc.. cor. o5th.st.,
Ncw-York, and Augusta, Me.
Adamson's Pills cure sick headache.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-19

TIE ST. LOUIS & CINCINNATI EMPRESS
OF the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad leads all other trains 10
the West and Southwest. IL Is the best train and
runs over the shortest route. -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-19
I.I.IIARITU.


SEBASTIAN SiNTERER CAUGHT.
Sebastian :latcrcr, the cNconvict who ASSUME !
and robbed Mrs. 6. G. fitzgerald. Of no. Gl3 Nad
son-avc, This city, on November : at Ter hone.
was clcvor.y caught at mdni ht b. sergeant nj q
ard Gcrstuug and Dciccliv" Ucck".. Of the In
beth police, In The barn u Mr. Er'l We t. n"nr tie
Vow jersey J,c,rv club grounds. CHE. Tonny on
Monday learned That q man an5wel'. The tAicfH de
scription had pawnc; some j"wrlry a. NortJn's
pawnshop. In Newark superintendent Er iwn, OF
the Newark police, and Clic' Tommy called at the
pawnsECp Tuesday AID recovered tolc" artl les
worth $3.50. \ plan wa laid 10 nab him when 10
came again. lui f. ml-carcd owing {, the hlundcr OF
a clerk IA going ont + iud an officer in nd = toe
phoiac n INTENDED 10 20 ice l.c ,iGua ter Sa'ci"r
suspccnc something whrA bee saw the clerk z, ont
ran away and escape! from the city. chief Tcnny
made up his mlad that The fugitive would me
tCwJid Elizabeth, be used 10 vi II a woman T. tnc
suburbs Of the city when living At Mrs. Fi'z. aid ,.
The fist place the officers started = examine WIS
the barn belonging 10 tlls house. r." fugitive VA
seen hiding under The hay. he vne dragged "a md
handciiod ANA taken 10 Police llca1qaart IS. llr
confessed hlt he eGlh part of tine jcwclr, In Now
York. ard chief Trnny went there SOS c-fav /, lr,
20 recover r. lie Will lc arfacn on Nov ND ! -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-19

The Rev. II. H. oherly. rector Of Christ Episcopal
Church. married Thar DAY might = c,uplo who arr.
luppo I'd to have rlnprd. On That evening n laci,
stopped la front Of the rcciory going man helped
out closely vcilcl young ,opaH. The uplc hurried
mp the broad walk leading 10 the hone. 10 IN. rector
tEe young man said tha he and hi, companion wi hol
~ b. married 10 Gree The minister put the usual
qnrsipnb and thor spoke .! he tr Of Win, g.,
to the ceremony, which ~" pro pcctivr hrldcgroor had
neglected 10 bring. The young va, equal tn l..
emergency ana huiFing Ont Of tho pdrpnago " Dnlprd
tie situation 10 IL" haCinaE. Daniel arrOil "A lnyi.l
freshman. The 'abby7 picked up his slnckcnd rcin,
and dr"vc rap az away. II" sIpn returned with n
friend. Ma Murphy. bursting into The rom whcr.
H." cNp"'iant c0upl" waited h, caclmci
II yer villin' I'll 'and Wld de- Young man an
~" friend. Mat, VIII do d" for the young wnrn,
NJ" frcn never aetcd bride ,mad More nm l. KINDER
backward but his heats I'll right
Mr.. 'l"rly then performed the c"r'inouv and tbr
crnpl" hurried Ont To the hac, ana were trlvc,,
RAPIDLY away. II discovered that m. ucv.ly
welded pnlr Instead If TAXING u train had .fnnr,d ~
the sheridan House. on Thursday night Tie connie
w"r" found there eStorday The young ron s.,Id HE
nam" Charles Van Du.cn and that hls hom, wns l
iud on. y. y. and that his wifc's maiden ncmo ri
been Miss Ida Mitchell. ard That she also ilv.d in
Iulson where their par ns resided also IIc r,.ns,1
10 state h, business. why They had come +, Ell-o
l"th. or the reason ~ much mystery .urrnundino
their marriage. He d"uled that II vns IN ninn,."n.t
lie ihcl refused 10 'alk longer ana left the oic p
I"insy!Tana staten just I'm time to catch tlc New
York train. " "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-19
Announcements.

Mrs WINSLOw'- SOOTHING SYRUP.
Has boon Tor owe? FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS n
MOTHERS Tor ,hclr CHILDREN WHILE TEETHINi
with PERFECT SUCCESS. II sOOTHES tho CHILD.
S6FTIXS TIE GUNS MLAYS M. PAIN crKES
RlTOEA. sold by DKrGGiSTS In part u tho
world. TWENTY-FIVE CENTS A BOTTLE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-19

HENRY A. DANIELS. VI. D..
90 WEST S9TTT.ST
Diseases Of tho Nervous system enito Urinary Organs
tmpOtency and Sterility. Hours 8 TO l, 70 g.
CBlcUE. L. & w. UB;OUE.
NEW COLLAR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-19
Children'S
OverCOats.

How people look at the stylish little
lads, in overcoat time. And how much
time and brains we spend over these
patterns. But we commence far
enough ahead to get EN- just right.
It Isn't the style only that we look
out for The wear has attention, too
that means the foundation, the Innings,
and the finish, the button-hoIes and but
tons.
And we don't neglect the prices.
We make them as they should be.
Any price from ITO dollars. Extra ,ong and extra
long cares.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-12
BENWOOD.

The Magnolia Glee Club have issued
invitations for next Monday evening.
The affair will be in the nature OF a
carnival, j. II. Long furnishing the
music. The committee I'm charge are
Messrs. J. d. Sheppard, o. Peabody, j.
II. Arnett, j. Geraghly and C. T.
Becker.
Saturday evening there will be an at
traction at Dolan's Hall. John Digman,
supported by Miss Kate Dean, will pro-
duce double bill, Dan Flnnigan" and
''Barney's Courtship."
The uniforms for the mail carriers
viii! arrive Monday. The boys are
patiently waiting to don the stripped
suits.
The Democrats will hold mass meet
ing at the City Hall on the Goth inst.
for the purpose of organizing a club.
Mrs. James Barrett and daughter
have returned from long visit with
friends in Baltimore.
Earl, the ten-year-old son of B. f.
Peabody, is lying very low with an at
tack OF typhoid fever.
The Hope Society met at the City
Hall last night and had full attend
ance.
Miss Marion Murray has returned
from a visit with friends in Wheeling.
A new pavement is being put down in
front Of Frank O'Donnelrs saloon.
John Gately has resigned his position
the pudding department.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-12
Aailrpaos.
Wheeling Bridge and Terminal RAILWAY
Time Table in Effect Feb. 1, 1892.
Eastern (or wheeling TiIne.D

Leave wheeling-No. u, 6:l5 a. M: No. %,
7.s0a. m: No. Is. $50 a. m; No. tbl, g:Ij = M F;
No. .. lO3Os m; No. oil, 1880 a. m: No. -lS,
1880 p. M. No. els, 1880 p, m; No. ~, s:S p
.sl, 4:SO p. m. No. t23, b;SO p. m No. $50, o;4o
D. m: 40. '2l 7:3O p m; 80. t2s, s:SOp. m;
30. tSl, $50 ?. m; No. ts3, l0:45p. m.
Arrive Martins Ferry-No. Il, o:sS a. m; No:
%, 7:4s a. m; No. e, s:45 =. m; No. tol, s;e'
'lS, le45 p. M; No. els, las p. m; No. en- s;45
%. NJ; No. as, 3:S7 p. m; No. 'l9, 3:i5 p m.
No. "si 4:45 p. m: No. @23, $50 p. m; No, rao'
6:57 p. m. No. ES7, 7:45 ?. M; No, ~ $40 p
NJ: Ne tSl, Gas p. m; No. t8, :O p. m
Leave Martins Fcrry-No. -, o:SS a. m; No.
a, 500 a. m; No. $50 S:5S q. M; No. s. 1000 a.
m; No.'i0. Il:00a. M; No. ia l2:lOp NJ; No;
"a, 100 p M; No. 30 COP. m mo: o. s:Si
no. t2s $40 p. m; No. t5i. 5:5s p. M; No. "a,
7:10p. m. No rs, 600 p. m; No 10 s:Vu p
M. No. +S2. l0:00p.m.
Arrive Wheeling-No. e, ESQ a. m; No. ~,
S: l5a. m; No. ~, s:los. m; No 80 10; 10 a. m
No 80 II 10 n ~; No. 'l2, 1875 p. m; No. III,
1915 p m; No. Fl6, 2:l5 p. m; No. tS2, s:45 p M
No. fls, 1928 D. m; No. 80, 4:l5 p. m; No. ~
5:25 p. m; No. tji, $40 2. IN; No. 20, 80 p
m; No. *2s, SIS p. m; No. 49, 9:lo p. m; No.
fpsily except Sunday. sDaily.
Trains No. aud u Will run 10 Laughlln
Mill arriving at 6:32 a. m. and 4: ~ p. IN. re,
spectiyely. Returning, trains No. aud ~ Will
leave Laughlin's at 6:3i a. IN. anu b;Oo p. H. re-
spectlvely.
from Martins Ferry only. Trains Nos. 90,
52 ana "a for Wheeling, and trains Nos. 81, 81
and 81 from Wheeling will not stop between
Martins Ferry and Wheeling. All other rElns
will stop on signal at ReymRnn.s li'th ssIeeIl
Peninsula and Belmont Brewery Jefferson
street, NV. EAYRs,
iau3OeSd General Manager.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-12
LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, February l1.--Cattle--Receipts
l6, 900 head shipments 5000 head; market
steady fair to good steers a. 25a4 so;
feeders s. 00a3 %; stockers 81 75a2 80;
COWS 81 65a2 So
Hogs-Receipts $4,000 head: shipments
10, coo head; market lower; rough and com
mon a 4sa4 co; mixed and packers s. goa
So; prime heavy q S5a4 95; light 81 IS
az 30.
Sheep-Receipts 5000 head; shipments
/ 800 head: market brisk; mixed "a 55a
; 90; wethers and yearlings s. 0Oa6 40;
westerns a S5a5 So; Texans 50 40; lambs
a S5a6 GO.
EAST LIBERTY, February u.-Cattle-
Receipts !, i43 head; shipments LIB head ;
market, firm at yesterdays prices.
Hogs-Receipts $50 head: shipments
! 800 head; market active; Philadelphias
IS 25a5 80; Workers "a 40a5 As.
Sheep-Receipts 400 head; shipments
200 head; market strong at yesterdays
prices.
CINCINNATI, o.. February 10.-Hogs,
active; common and light e 50a4 So; pack
ing and butchers a 75a5 co. Receipts,
5000 head shipments 1000 head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-12
Amonr 10 PugilIsts.

AhouE NAAC Il AsAAAaA3.
Jack McAuliffe and partner were ar
rested for sparr!ug in Montreal.
Peter Jackson and Maher have form
ID mutual admiration society. They
boom each other. JacksOn's latest is
that Maher will whip TitZ easily.
Jimmy Carroll says that Bob Fitzsim-
mons in punching the ball recently
made il hit the ceiling SOS times, Mr..
carroll is evidently very careless with
MS figures.
Columbus is getting TO be a great
scraUDers' town. Dave Seville, who
killed q man in the ring, has agreed 20
fight any lis pound man in Ohio for
$500 side.
Tom Callaghan won't 90 'ome, you
know, but will stay in this blarsted
kedentry, where the chuck'S royal and
a new victim Is born every minute.
.The games too easy, you know, to
leave suddenly loIke."
IL has been developed that the So
called amateur" scrappers are behind
the bin In the New York Legislature,
charging g, 600 license for boxing eX-
bibition in New York. They are mad
because the New York Athletic Club
hired professional pugS recently.
The boxers who took part in the last
exhibition Of the New York Athletic
Club Jared badly. 7. Mccarthy broke
the thumb of his right hand. Chappie
Moran broke one OF his hands, aud
though he won his fight, the prize he
20, will hardly pay his doctors bill.
Bubbles" Davis broke his left forearm,
aud lost his bout as well.
The Olympic Club, New Orleans, is
hard after the Nets. The club is now
irving 20 complete arrangements with
Jim Corbett and Joe ChOynski, who will
probably 20 on with the two big ones.
Corbett will probably accept, as $4,000
IS good-slzed purse for six rounds, and
should he accept, Mitchell vii! be his
opponent, while ChOynskt will FACE
SIavin.
Bob Fitzsimmons is learning the
"FrenCh hug" 1t is done like the
chancery, by holding mans head I'M
der an arm. Fitz held the head OF a
biz colored man Tuesday, and when the
latter was turned loose he fell down in
dead faint. The cOlored man WASH I
smart or be would have put his thumbs
right over Fitz's hips and pushed hard:
The act would hurt Fits kidneys anG
make him let go instantly.
Sullivan was given many demonStra-
tions going through Kansas on Tuesday
Dodge City was at the train with brass
band and banner inscribed, "WeI-
come. Sullivan" John went TO the car
door attired in pantalOonS and under
shirt. made his bow and retired. At
Garden City five ladies were In the
crowd that went into his car. John
greeted them with many expressions OF
f5y. "GIad to see you, ladies'" he said:
III Mrs. Sullivan wasn't with me Ia
kiss you"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-12
PETROLEUM.

NEW YORK, February 11.-Petroleum
opened steady, advanced &c, then declined
SIC and closed steady. PENNSYLVANIA OIL
spot none; March option opened at $500;
highest 5gIc; lowest and closing at 5y54c
Sales $4,000 barrels.
OIL CITY. Pa, February 11.-Petroleum
opened at 500, highest 60c: lowest 59$lc;
closed at $3.50. Sales, %, 900 barrels; clear
ances - barrels; shipments Sl,74S bar
rels; runs 1852 barrels.
PITTsBURG. PA, February u.-Petro
leum, opened at $3.50; closed at 59jsc;
highest 6Obc: lowest $3.50.
BRADFORD, PA, February 1.-Opened
at 59c; closed at 59Ec; highest 6O1sc;
lowest $3.50. Sales 5000 barrels.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-12
Base Bali Gossip.
m EwinQ is very i'll.

John Ewing is very I'LL.
Ed Mexican, Of Cleveland, is down to
$50 pounds.
Kulen and Washington are having a
tilt over salary,
McGunnigle thinks he will manage a
y. L. club this season.
The Phillies will try Golden, the
Canton, Ohio, first baseman'
Mutrie is strenuously opposed to the
double championship season
McAleer declares that he can steal
third better than second base.
Fred Carroll is captsin-manager o.
the Oaklands, California, League
In Australia salaries run up to SO
per month. The game is doing Wen
over there.
Chlds, Of Cleveland, was missing
until Tuesday, when he wrote Tor al
vance money.
There are exactly 479,OO1, 600 different
WAYS I'm which the twelve clubs may m
iSh the season.
German, the Columbus player, has
taken TO prize lighting ne "Ou
contest Tuesday.
Ward hasn't decided on his outheld'
The infield will be BroutherS first, Joyce
third, Corcoran short and Wara seconu'
Owing to a quiet row between the
stockholders OF the Boston cIun' the
chances are that Kelly will play again
ia Boston.
Jimmy Galvin's measurements nave
marked similarity. They run sou ie,
thing ike this: Chest, AZ; waist 4o'
hips, Al, and stomach, AZ,
A slower OF the game" writes MANAGE
Buckenberger urging that Schoch os
signed for a sub-infielder and regular
outfelder. He vows the present outneiu
won't do.
Beekley and Hanlan are due IN nU'
Springs tomorrow evening. From MAJ
vern on the maiu line to the Springs y
% miles, aud here is where Jay o 'I'
charges 3 cents per mile and no passes
Jake threatens 10 walk this portion
Saws President Day: New YORK
team will compare favoraoly WIN any
IN the league. 1 don't know yet wnetn,
err we will get Mike Kelly or not II
looks now as II he would not De released
by the Boston people. l woGiu DC $50
to see him in the team, Tor nave ei0~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-12
PRODUCE.

CHICAGO, February 11.-Though less
sensitive that yesterday the wheat market
was nevertheless quite nervous to-day
and subject TO numerous small fluctuations,
with one or two wide ones, but on the
whole the changes in prices were not so
violent as those of the preceding day. At
the close values were unchanged in COM
parison with yesterday. While the mar
ket for boJn grains and provisions was IN
deniably still unfavorsbly influenced by
the threatened anticipation legislation in
Congress, it was not so thoroughly doml-
mated by il as it had been for the two days
preceding, but as it came out from the in
fiuence Of the Hatch bill, 1t fell under a
scarcely less bearish infiuence-that OF
Partridge. Gables came little stronger
this morning and domestic markets geper-
ally showed some improvement and the
early feeling here was strong. Corn was
firmer and fluctuations narrow, closing
steady at about yesterdays prices. oats
were quiet and easy. Hog products were
little stronger closing at slight changes
from yesterday Flour dull and steady
Wheat. cash, No. spring S61sc; No. 3
spring S0aSO1Sc; No 2red S9ISc; February
S5sIaS7c, closing at S61fc; May Se14a9OIs &c,
closing at Ss5sc. Corn, cash No. 2, 4O4c;
February 4la4l%c, closing at Ale; March
4Os. ACC closing at 4lSlc; May 42l4 a
49stc, closing at 42&c. Oats, cash, No. 2
29a29l &C, closing at 29sc; May Sl1Sa3ls &c,
closing at 3l%c Rye, No. aisle. Bar
lev. No. 9, 56a5Sc. Flaxseed, No. l, $3.50.
Timothy Seed, 81 %. Mess Pork, cash
sll 10; February sl1 75sll 50, closing
AT 81 IS; May tll 9T1Gal2 20, closing al
Sl9 90. Lard, cash and February IS 50a
s so; May 50 671<s6 IN, closing al % 6I1S.
Short ribs, cash. and February $ s511;
Nav % 075fs6 l2%. closing at g l211.
Shoulders S 60s5 20. Short Clear 81 Goa
%. Whisky 81 Il. Butter easier; fan
CIV creamery, 2S1&c; fine western 25a27c;
ordinary zee; selected diaries 24a26c. Eggs
Ssaa3c. Receipts-Flour. 5000 barrels;
wheat. IS. 900 bushels; corn, 5000 bushels
oats, l04, zoo bushels; rye. 1000 bushels;
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-12
MONTE CARLOS PRIZE.

49,. Famous shooting Event Won by For
T., Fvperts-westorn skating Contests.
- BaIl-General sports.
WY YORK, February 11.-PerhapS
gyn event is Of more interest 10
,,srican spsrtsmen than the big prize
=, Monte Carlo.
; :, Is called the Grand Casino prize OF
a 400 francs and an object Of art, gem
l,,uv plate, putting the value Of prize
The result Of the big contest has Just
IN received from over the water.
TSsrs is no mention of any American
1,i,s winners, hut likely several CON-
PPa,s5. Hoey, Of New York, has been
iLco,ing at Monte Carlo.
The winner was Count TrautmanS-
s,-F who scored L. points out OF pos
oIrrs -. The second place fell to Baron
o. who shot % birds out of %, the
.nir5 being obtained by NJ. DroUn, with
o. ONT Of %, and the fourth by NJ. Yer
Ssyipe, with Il points out Of a possible
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-12

Nos. Sand 4, daily, i. r. v. Limited. run solid
between New York aud Cincinnati with ves.
bue Sleeper between Washington and Loui,
vile aud between Cincinnati ana Old Poin
Comfort
Nos. Ind solid trains with Pullman slsepers
between Cincinnati and Washington. No. ShAs
Pullman Sleeper Ronceverte TO Old Point Com.
fort daily.
Train No. slesves Clifton Forge at o:i0a 70
and arrives at Charlottesville NJ 1910 .. N.
HUNTINGTON DIYBIoH:' No. 10, lssys
Clifton Forge daily s:t0s. n. arrive Huntington
e:ibp N. No. IL, daily, leave Huzting ton 600
q. m, arrive Clifton Forge $50 p. m. No. Is,
daily except Sunday, leave EAs. Segell 500 a.
m, arrive Huntington 1000 q. m. No. Is, daily
excs pt Sunday, leave Huntington 400 ?. m, At.
'' CIScIySATi DIVISION: No. n, daily sr.
cept Sunday, leave Huntingtonk:i0s. m, arrive
Cincinnati 1918 g. Ia. No. 10, daily except
Sunday, leave Cincinnati 2:0O p. m, arrive
Huntington $50 p. m. No. 10, daily sIcspt
Sunday, leave MaysyiIIe $50 g. N, arrive Gin.
cinnaIl 7:dp a. N. No. -, daily except Sunday
leave Cincinnati 500 p. m, arrive kaysvills
OSCAR O. MURRAY, TrAfis ksnGgsI
h. W. FULLER, Geng Pass. Agt.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-12
BELLAIRIc.

The following programme will be
rendered at the Chautsuqua Crete this
evening:
American History-From the period Of recon
sIuetlon to the end Of Grants admlnistra-
Geographical St1dy-AlaskS. David WSiSer
DebatI-Did Congress do right in shutting the
chinese out OF the United States. ............
Rev. a. b. Williams
John Crafty
The Story OF the Constimtion-"Hlstorya and
PRECEDENT Ignored, Inherent Weaknesses"
,,Douole lHAaton; Inc craze Tor Paper
Money "Shay's Rebellion, etc.............
Pspsr-The Atlantic Gable. Miss Jennie Smith.
Physical Culture. ..............J. s. Mcclellan,
followed by singing from the ChautAuqua
song book.
A special jury OF the Probate Court
was in the city yesterday, and went
down the Ohio Valley road as far as
completed to gather information as TO
the damage the property OF Mr.. Ram
sey, Of near Powhatan, had sustained by
the construction Of the road.
Word has reached here that the fami-
ly Of Walter Shipman, Of Newark, Ohio,
who formerly resided here, are sorely
afflicted. Their youngest child was
buried few days ago, and Mrs. Ship
man Is dangerously Ill.
Ross Hutchinson has returned to his
home at Broken Bow, Neb., having
been called TO this town by the illness
of his father, Squire Joseph Hutchin-
son. The Squire is now able to be
about.
Charlie Wallace, clerk in the b. & o.
freight office, went to Newark, Wednes-
day night. Dame Runner says he will
return q married man, bringing with
him Newark belle as bride.
Capt. Julius Armstrong has gone to
Columbus to fill the clerkship he was
recently appointed to in the Adjutant
Generals office. His family will move
TO that city in the spring.
Col. G. L. Poorman, D. c. Shepherd,
II. c. Kemple, w. c. Cochran and G.
Blakeney will attend the meeting Of the
State Republican League at Columbus
to-day.
Harry +. Alexfnder has severed his
business relations with the Washington,
Pa, ReUtelD and Examiner. He has not
yet fully decided what he will engage
in.
The Young Peoples Working Society
OF the First NJ. Z. Church held a meet
ing at the home Of Miss Mary Parks last
evening.
Mrs. Fred Bennett, of Wheeling is
the guest Of her mother, Mrs. A. L.
Lockwood, OF the South Side.
Ex-City Marshal VIM. Drugan will
sell his farm on Brooks run and prob
ably return to this city.
Stewart & Ward are building an ad-
dition to their large warehouse adjoin-
ing their flour mill.
VIII Darrah and wife, of Columbus,
are guests Of the family Of his brother,
ID. Ii. Darrah.
Capt. Thomas Garrett, stricken with
paralysis two months ago, is able to be
about again.
The Merrill oil well, two miles west
Of this city, is to be drilled 600 feet
deeper.
Mrs. Harry Reagan, of Newcastle,
Pa, is the guest Of the family OF Fred
Bickle.
The Every Other Week Club met at
the home Of Mrs. j. B. Hart last even
ing.
Jerry Ebberts, Of Martins Ferry, was
with relatives here yesterday.
The family of Edward Meredith will
move to Plttsburg.