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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-01
DOWN SOUTH.
4 chronlc Kicker is Uncomfortable in a First
class Hotel.

4 ChrOnlc Kicker Is Uncomfortable in First
class Hotel.
The landlord Of the Southern hotel bit
visiously into a twist Of homespun to-
baccu.
"Now that drummer chap ct come in
ON 1890 last night Kicked cos he couldn't
get room To himself with a stove iu
Il. Said the fire in the fireplace burned
his shus while his buck WAS treezn',
"kipkcd COS thor Ninder wouldn't shet
tight, had tor have clean towel, and
he'd be burned ii he WAS gwinc Ia Use
soft soap. Then ho raised Cain eos there
wu'n't split fire clean pillcr slips and
sheets on the bed.
He kept ue aud sam on the trot for
AN hour. on then couldn't satisfy him. He
jest SAT in chair aud cussSd like a
pirut
'"rhis momin' he kim down 10 break
fast luolin' like he'd tuck a dose OF per-
simmons uforc the frost tpChcd em en-
tuck he's seat The fUst ching he nst
for was napkin. tulp him we was
Jest out OF napkins, but jest make himself
ter home am wipe his mouth on the
table cloth.
Sam fotchcd him his coffee.
Cup er 6okrr please; cant drink
coffee, says he kinder suappn' like.
'lcrmorer's our kpker day, says l.
Try some poke on con bread; It's power
full good these cold mornings
Thanks says he, but he didn't tech
'em.
Let me have couple of rolls en-
or cup er tea says lo ter SAM.
sam
'Sto' tea.
Black or grpeu|
" Either Will do
Hant got enuy, says Sam.
! Gipme the other kind. then says
he.
Haint got emmy Of that either boss.
Well the rolls en glass er water
There's bsktt, sab, better'n rolls.
says Sam.
well the blamed fool groaned lest
| for all the woh like he was gettin De-
| ligiun
Then he tuck hiskit, en- pintln Ter
the butter, says:
'Fnss me the Smearcusp please
| SAM hau ter explain ter him that
| twas butter fresh country butter. Iher
he wouldu't have e.
81 was thet mad tibet, IL it hadn't hin
fer fear I'd hurt the reputation of nv
hpuse, ia tuck an frailed him right
thcrc
"Nhad charge Mmg
"Dnlan quartah Ter he'd an break
FIST
Ana with Sigh for man's inhumani,y
20 man, the landlord arose from his spi;f
bottomed chair aud suuntered 10 he ny.
p2t 60, meet the noon train--New Yorl
Herald.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-01

The ladies OF the Catholic church will
give musicale and tea al ST. Stunislau's
hall for the benefit of the altar ou Wed.
noSdny and Thursday evenings. Feb.
aud . An excellent program OF local
talent has been arranged, and uu en-.
iOyuhlc entertainment may De expected
by all who attend. There will be
drills presented by company of young
ladies aud ono ~ children, which will be
Il beautiful feature OF the entertainment.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-01
rTArUDnwEIGHT FIGHT

New York. Ian. 81 George Sil0ns,
fentherwolght 81 New OTeaas, has
signed tn Rebt oJncl," Skeuy of nrook-
lyn for a purse OF $1,000 heforo the Coney
lslaud Athletic club on March ~ Tho
battle win he Foreground contest, aud
IN ease the Reht lasts the full lhnil the
nfen,e must render decision Tho ar
ticlcs read that the man doing the most
work aud best fighting will receive tho
purse,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-01
WEAK WHISKY
Takes the Strength Out Of the
Stock Market.
UNCERTAINTY ABOUT GOLD
Also Has Dulling EHsol--Monsy sill Easy.
The Cotton Movement and The Course
Of Prices Both for Contracts
and Spots.
Armnnn v1nLETr 4 ID.

New Orleans. La. Jan. 81. lSpecinlJ
Atwood Violet a Co say
Futures Our correspondence shows
that defective stands may be quite gen
erai, owing To Imperfect seed, ana w
many SECTIONS there is probably scare
it's of seed even for one planting. we
are sorry we cannot produce ~ luU
many OF our letters. but uuquestionabiy
they bear evidence Of an "urnert uppIr-
tiati0u of the magnitude Of the deprcs-
sion that will ensue for reasons herein
before stated. unless the acreage rs not
only not Increased. but positively de
creased. The next crop must be a suinll
crop lust as the New York World shld
in the last campaign. the ncAt Drcsldent
must be- Democratic president. AMI
this will be- our motto the acreage must
get smaller from this time.
Our cables say Ellison h expected 10
issue bullish circular tomorrow or
Thursday. also that unless we decline
Liverpool will advance. We improved
8 or q points today. but the closing is
I point lower than yesterday. owing tn
the uncertainties VI the vote on the Hatch
bill. which il under discussion ot this
writing. senator Georges amendment
was lost by vote Of l9 to -. We hope
before the closing of this 90 give the
final vote on the WRshburn bill
Liverpool closed . TO > points lower
than yesterday.
Fort receipts today 23,VOO bale.
against $1,000 bales last year ESTIMATED
for tomorrow here 1000 bales against
10000 bales last year, and 1000 balc'
ut all ports last year, and 1900 balc'
iu 1879.
our estimate of q loss Of 100000 hnlc'
coming into sight this week as cumparc'
with last ypur seams likely Co be- tao
large, as the port movement Is Target
than we expected
The Hatch bill passed the seuutc 10y ,
vote at 20 10 -.
Spots closed easy; sulcs, 2lJO bales
quotations unchanged
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-01

months. Her sister. Mrs. Barr IL
resident Of this city.
The funeral will take place from ner
late residence. corner Cannon and u,n
streets. at 10 this morning, and WIN ~
conducted by Rev i w Hampton o.
the Mulkcy Memorial church. OF Wnlch
Mrs McAnnally was n member
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-01
JUDGE COOPER CANNON ATTEND


To The Gazette.
I'm The Gazctte Of this morning ! no
ticc chat tire fire department has kindly
requested that | reprseLt the department
m AN address O'F the occasion ut the TIM
yelling pf the lluync monument tu occur
nt an early day. / am not unmiudiul
of the great kindness heretofore shown
me by the department nor um iu-pusi'
hlc 81 the honor done my 10y this Invita-
ton. carrying with II ~ it docs. the con.
iideuco and respect ot the volunteer d,-
fouders OI llp property aud homes Ot
the people. There "rr reasons, however
in no way cOuupctow with nor Incident to
the department. Indeed very fur removed
from IN hy which ! am persuaded 10 DE-.
cline this invitation. 10 will not hc Nee
pssury 10 state such reasons II is due
the department that | make this am
nuunceucut ut once, that u may select
some other gentleman 20 represent it up
on this interesting though sud, yet de.
lightful occasion. Respectfully
l.. ~ COOPER.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-01
THE nAGGETT ESTATE.

Is now offered Tor SALE part cash ard
the balance on ten and twenty-five
years time 1903 Main street. Fort
Worth. Sold in large and small uuuuu
ties
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-01
ANoTHnR wAsHINGTON NuRsE

4 colorrd woman who says She is
1O3 years Of age was in Justice Randall
court yesterday evening uH % witness in
the claim of lula CLARK, another colured
woman, who is uying to obtain pension
ON account of her husband The Old wo-
man Is very spnghtly aud agile for ono
of her age She says me was born iu
Virginia. but has lived muny years &
Texas aud the last ten yours m Fort
Worth She Is living advertisement
Of the healthiulness Of the Lone Star
state.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-01
A Sudden nnAru

Yesterday morning at $50 Mrs, NJ j..
McAun0uy, vito nt "a IL. MCAnnally
died after two days illpess
Her husband has long been bed-rd-
den, She was very strong, robust
woman, set aft0r two days Illness sho
died while be has fingered for segentoen
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-01

A liberal college Is not Nfrnid Of CON
taminatlnn E,x-ProaiJent Hayes was
the first man 70 be hopered With the LII
ID, degree from Johns Hopkins.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-01

W. q. Ford 10 candidate for city
attorney, subject to action Of city Democ.
rUcy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-01
MELRnY N GnERT.

Now Orleans. It,, Ian. 81 Spccull-
Mcliruy a Gilbert say
Futures Liverpool WIS rnther better
thuu expected, closing Strudy nt only
To- 3 decline ON the day loo response To
our heavy drop Of yesterday. spot sales
were GuO hulus. When We consider the
apprehension concerning the COURSE of
the senate this afternoon when thc vote
ON the Hatch hil WIS taken. the market
here has been quite good Que.
Some New Nurl, udyiccs iu the morn
ing expressed doubt thut the bill would
even como tu vote iu the senate, uud
encouraged hy this and the steady Liver
pool prices advanced or y points, but
when the time for vote was finally hv-
cd 1t 4 o'clock this afternoon the market
suttrucd aud the improvement was lost
The decline was somewhat aided 10y the
prospect of 1000 halps receipts tomorrow,
which is rather more than expected. We
run tomorrow against 10000 hnlps here
and 1000 bales at all ports year ago.
The port movement today has been ~,
900 hnlos against ~ 600 bales last
year
At 1850. Washington time, the senate
passed the uuti-optiOn bill 10y vote of
40 10 -. u majority of ~. As the bill,
| VI L. becomes law, will go into effect
only on July /, the influence on the mar.
krt will probably hc very slight. The
/ general belief is that IL cannot pass the
i house. and the material reduction of Che
| original majority ia favor of the meas
| Urp in the senate encourages the pros
I poet uf considerable opposition when the
measure rr-appvUrs before tue formcl
/ body.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-01
sTOCKS AND RONDs-

New York. Iau. 3l.-rhr stock mar
bot was comparatively dull today, bciug
uudpr tho restrictive Influence both OF the
great drop In distiilcrs aUd the unccr
tuinucs concerning the movement OF gold.
Closed steady, quiet.
Railroad bonds unchanged.
Government and state bonds duh,
steady.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-01

MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Now York, Jan. 3l.-Moncy on cali
easy, l l2M2 per cent: last loan / L.;
closed offered -.
Pune mercantile paper, 4 l-2dd,
Sterling exchange dull easier. 81 50 81
for siAty day 81 50 1t for dem0ud
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-25
WILL THEY STRIKE?
The Carpenters Demand for an
Increase of Wages
STILL IN FULL FORCE And EFFECT
Though Employers AHreot Not to I'M
derstand ia Conference Commits
teo Appointed by the Builders E1'
change Last Night to Consult with
the Carpenters Unions Committee
on "Matters In General"

II will be remembered that about
three months ago the carpenters union
presented n demand for an increase OF
20 per cent in wages. The increase
was to 90 into effect April l, or tho
carpenters were to strike, according to
the terms Of the first communication
sent to the Builders Exchange. 10
this the employers replied that they
could not possibly grant the demand,
Since that communication nothing has
passed between tho employers and en-
ployes untilone day this week, whenth
carpenters union sent to the builders
exchange communication stating that
a committee OF conference had been
appointed by the carpenters, and ask
ing that tho exchange also appoint q
similar committee.
III view Of this communication Presi..
dent Wilson called special meeting OF
the exchange for last night The latest
communication OF the carpenters was
read, and after brief discussion the OK
change decided to appoint q conference
committee as requested, Messrs. Ed,
Holiday, Herman Hess and Bernard
Klieves were appointed.
A member Of the exchange said this
was standing conference committee,
to confer in any matter OF common in
terest. It was not known il any de-
mand was pending Tho carpenters
say. however, that their first notice
holds good.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-25
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
tor than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs,
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
alive; ctIectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and feyers
and permanently curing constipation;
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
news, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance,
Syrup Of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufactured BY the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name Is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup Of Figs,
and being well Informed, you will NOS
accept any substitute if offered.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-25
sTATE or TRADE.
II. G. Dun s. Co.'s Weekly Review OF the
Condition OF business.

II, G.. Dun ~ Co.'s weekly heEleW OIL inc
Condition OF business.
New YoRK, March PAR. G. Dun &
Co.'s weekly review OF trade says: The
volume OF trade is we'll maintained and
manufacturers are better employed with
some increase Of demand whore increase
was most needed, and every indication
that people do not yet begin to think OF
reducing purchases. The treasury has
been gaining gold in spite of exports of
S600,000 this week and some exports ex-
pected, but in view Of tho enormous
excess OF imports since January !, 1t is
scarcely reasonable TO hope that further
outgoes OF gold are to be avetted. Tho
stringency in the money morkets here
and at some other points is largely due
to slow collections, which appear to ro-
suit rather from severe weather than
from any form Of commercial unsonnd-
moss. At Philadelphia money is close
with dull collections
Iron is in better demand and wool
very firm.
At Pittsburgh steel Is in better do.
mNnd, and an advance in glass rs talked
Of.
At Cleveland general trade Is good,
with largo demand for structural iron,
but collections arc slow.
At most markets tho demand for
manufactured products OF iron and stool
seems to inCroase. Copper is slow ut
lie for lake, but tin Is advanced 10 SCI
by speculation, while saies Of lend havo
been large at s. 70.
Business failures occurring through.
ont tho country during tho Inst seven
days number 2i3, as compared with
totals Of go last week. For tho core.
spending week Of lust year the figures
,vnrn Ogi
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-25
NOTES on NAVIGATION.
Stage of water and Movements OF Boat,
The River Interests.


Stage of watcr and Movements OF Boats.
The River Interests.
The marks on tho wharf show Is
feet G inches in the channel and slowly
rising,
The Iron Queen, for Cincinnati, 8 a.
m, will DO the only packet to-day.
Yesterdays arrivals and departures
were: Congo, for Pittsburgh, 10 a, M;
Ben Hur, for Parkersburg, $50 a, m. {;
Courier, for Pittsburgh, 10 p. m.
Tho II. X. Bedford did not get away
for Pittsburgh until very late last night,
having been delayed by loose crank
on the shaft, compelling the workmen
to work all night to make the repairs.
Tomorrow the Ben Hur. for Pitts
burgh, Annie Laurie, for GAINESVILLE, 8
a. m., Keystone State, for Pittsburgh,
s n. M, Congo, for Cincinnati, 5 a. m,
Sunshine, for Parkersburg, at noon.
This is tho first trip OF the Sunshine
since the break up OF the ice.
The reports from headwaters last
night were rs follows:
Warren, Pa.-River, six feet seven
tenths; cloudy and warm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-25
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers in tho City and wheeling Folks
Abroad.

Strangers in tho City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Earl W. Oslebay, OF Cleveland, is in
town.
Fred Watts, OF tho South Side, is laid
up with an attack Of quinsy.
Miss Gertrude Frew, of Bethany col
lege, ia visiting friends in the city
Albert Adler, who has been very Ill
for some time past, Is convalescent.
L. NJ. Richards, the South Side drug.
gist, is out after an indisposition oil
few days.
j. 4. Evans, OF Warrington, and
Dennis Coughlan, OF Littleton, were ut
the Stamm yesterday.
Miss Gertie Crumrine, Of Marion,
Ohio, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Joseph
Freeland, OF the South Side.
Mr.. 9. B. OFT has returned from a
trip to Now York in the interest OF tho
Nail City Stamping Company.
Q. NJ. Regmer, of tho woll.known glass
firm Of Regmer & shoup, of st. Joseph.
Mo-, is is tho city on business.
Prof. A. r. Whitehill, Of tho Morgan
town University, formerly principal OF
the Linaly Institute, ia in the city,
Mr.. Thomas DAVIDSON was up ut East
Liverpool yesterday on business con-
neeted With tho Wheeling pottery.
Mr.. Charles Nichols died at his home
on South Penn street, Island yesterday
afternoon, at tho advanced ago OF eighty
one.
John Mcmahon and R. s. IRELAND, OF
sistersvillo, and Prof. l. Q. White, Of
Morgantown, registered at tho Windsor
yesterday.
r. NJ. sheats, vito and daughter, OF
Grafton, ]. X. Davis and vito, Of Man.
nington, and d. II. Courtney, Of Nor
gantown, arc at tho Mcclure.
Senator John IL Donohoo, OF Now
Cumberland, William Dis, OF Farkors.
burg, and Dan Kelly and wife, OF
sistersvillo, stopped at tho Behlor yes
terdny.
Bishop George W. Poterkin, OF Park.
ershurg, arrived in tho city last cvon.
Ing and Is Mt the Windsor. Tomorrow
hO will confirm class at st. Matthews
Z. L. church.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-25
LoCAn RnEYIrlNs.
Matters of Minor Moment in and about
the City. i

Matters Oh MINOR AAolneht III Auu uHUHt
the City "a s.
MATINEE at the Grand to-day,
The GRAND this eyening-"The Mid
night Alarm"
SQUIRE GEORGE ARELE will move his
justice shop April to room in the
second story OF the Reilly block.
The wooden Main street bridge over
the creek is fast being removed. Near
ly half OF it has already been taken
down.
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to
record two deeds for lots in Greenwood
cemetery, ono to Anna L. Harris and
the other to G. Ed Mendle.
HERMAN SCHWARTZ, aged twenty-five,
and Mary Zoeckler, aged twenty'one,
both OF this city, were licensed to DO
married yesterday by Clerk Hook.
The sweeneys are not having any
trouble in disposing OF lots on the site
OF their South Side shops. Negotiations
for several will be consummated IN a
day or two.
DIS. Best, Dickey and Myers yester-
day removed large tumor from Mrs. ),
Nell, Jones. Her numerous friends
will DO glad to know that she Is getting
along we'll after the operation,
SUPERINTENDENT OF STREETS BRANT has
won many hearty compliments from
tho public on the thorough way IN
which he has cleaned tho streets and
alleys since he came into office.
A NEW brand OF breakfast food was
served free at Behrens' South Side store
yesterday. The table was presided over
by a young lady, adding attrNctiveness
to the scene, 1t continues to-day
THE seventy-iourth anniversary OF
Odd Fellowism will DO celebrated on
Wednesday evening, April goth, by
Wildey Rebekah lodge No, 2, ut
l. o. o. +. hall. 1t promises to be an
interesting event.
THE st. Alphonsus choir will give an
organ concert on Sunday evening,
April 8, assisted by Weddings best
vocal talent, Prof. Frauenheim, organ
list, Of Pittsburgh, and the full Opera
House orchestra.
CARRIE PALMER was placed under $500
bond for good behavior for one year by
Squire Gillespie yesterday afternoon.
This places Carrie in very tight place
and compels her to forge all OF her
pranks during that period.
REV. JACOB BRlTTINGHAM will address
the young mems meeting at the Young
Mems Christian Association building at
4 o'clock Sunday afternoon. Young
men arc invited to attend. The meet
ing will be very interesting one.
LAST night Albert King was in Held
& Boadwing's saloon, Aourishing IN
ugly looking knife, The people in the
place were badly frightened, and tele'
phoned to police headquarters. Lou.
tenant Gaus went down and arrested
King,
A MESSAGE was received from steu-
benville yesterday by the police, asking
that John Thomas, an old colored man,
be arrested for stealing 500 1t was
learned that the man had been here,
but had bought ticket for Washing
ton City.
THE repaving OF Fourteenth street
where torn up to relay tho street car
track has been nearly completed. Some
parts OF it have been very we'll done,
while others do not look right. A sewer
opening has been putin at the Reilly
block corner.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-25
MouNnsVIhLE.


A Miscellaneous AIelnnge OF Minor Matters
from AIarslalPs Metropolis,
There ia much talk now OF the re,
moyal OF tho Moundsvllle foundry and
machine works from its present location
on Tomlinson avenue to the lanus OF tue
Mining and Manufacturing Company
In its new location the plant would pc
greatly enlarged and improved and It's
capacity increased. Tho old location
would be cut up into building lots ana
sold. 1t has been suggested that II be
used for site for the Central high
school in case the old location OF that
institution is abandoned when tho new
building is erected. Anyway the OLD
foundry site is valuable ground, as 1t IS
right in one of the best residence poF'
tiOns of the city.
The Humphrey Broom Company has
received big lot OF new machinery ana
the capacity OF the new factory will be
increased 10 one hundred and titty dog
ons OF finished brooms per day. Mean,
time orders ara piling up rapidly ana
the prospects Of the new factory are
bright indeed.
Chester Simpson has been qulte III
and for time it was feared that ne waa
afflicted with erysipelas, but it proved
to be only breaking out from cold ana
tho ELECTS OF an operation which ne
had lately undergone for catarrh, lie
was much better last evening.
John Thompson has returned from
Pittsburgh, where he was buying ma
chinery for the new plantcover factory
Operations will be begun in few days
b. o. Tomlinson. with John r. Davis,
has passed the final examination by the
state board OF pharmacy. lie passed a
very Creditable examination.
Thomas Cats, OF the firm OF Cats q
Gray, is down in Logan county inspect
ing a tract of timber land, with a view
to purchasing.
Rev. ]. r. Taylor, who will close his
pastorate at the p. L. church in this
city May l, has accepteda call to Oak
land, Md.
Ralph Parkinson has resigned his
position at the postotllCe and accepted
place at the Baltimore & Ohio freight
Office.
r. j. McFadden'is in Weston, where
he has been awarded tho contract for
removing some big brick buildings.
Mayor W. j. Burley, who was quite
seriously III, was reported better last
evening.
Friend Cox, clerk at the penitentiary
haa raturnpd from n trim to New Mar.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-25
LOGAN COUNTY.

Development Along tho Norfolk g. West.
ern-Demaud for Timber and Coal
Lands.
Messrs. Joseph PAUL, @. W. Brock
unier and P. B. Dobbins returned last
night from Logan county, where they
went to look after some land interests.
They found the work Of development
going on actively, with tho promise OF
more to come. Timber buyers are on
the ground, coal leases are being made
and large mining operations are vol
under way on the Twelve Pole side west
OF the tunnel, which is sixty.nine miles
west from Kenova. The region is COM
ing out OF the wilderness. Mr.. Dobblns
says that he never saw a better disposed
or moro orderly community. "rhey
respect the rights OF other people
more than is done in Wheeling. They
don't steal your timber. They arc not
thieves and they hate those who arc"
The party did good deal OF mountain
tramping, but felt well repaid for the
effort. m