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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-30

a c.ondless June Sky above, n dusk,
California mountain road. and youn,
tenderfoot from Ohio, mounted on
stout broncho, with an outfit consist
ing of u roll of blankets and a six
shooter.
Fired with visions of suddenly &C
quired wealth, had a few weeks be
fore started for California. sorcly
against the wishes of my parents ant
advice of my friends,
was riding slowly up the lons
mountain grade, headed for the grave
mines of the North Fork of the Yuba
and calculated TO make the Mountain
House by dark, when l was overtaken
by u horseman, who rode up beside me
with genial How are you, Stranger
He was a tnc-looking man of about
80 with blonde beard, and the hand
+. ,ne horse he bestrodc was somewhat
faded. We rode on together up the
grade, and fell into conversation. lie
inquired where l was from and where
j was bound for, both of which Ques-
lions answered frankly. He told me
that he was a lninc-owncr over on the
Middle Fork; that he had just made a
business trip down the ridge, and was
in hurry to get back, and added that
X had better come on with him and he
would give me job. l gratefully ac-
copied his offer, and when we stopped
TO water about halt way up the grade
Inc asked me to carry a small pair OF
saddlebags, as his horse was pretty
well beat out.
j complied cheerfully. as my beast
was comparatively fresh. The bags
were heavy, and he remarked as he
handed them over that they contained
the coin from his last clean up. With
a due appreciat ton of the Importance of
the trust, felt for my siX-shooter, and
we pushed on up the grade. Arrived
at the top he took a cross road, remark
ing that he guessed we could make old
man Browns by night.
found him a pleasant, entertaining
fellow, and, being no doubt conccitcd.
imagined that he found mc the same
1t was nearly dark when we rode up to
low. rambling old building. which he
designated as ''old man Browns" and
added that it was rather Il hard place,
but any port in a storm was welcome
AS we rode up to the porch a slender
girl of about IL, with big brown eyes
and shock of red curls, came running
round the corner of the house. She
looked as wild as n deer. and my first
thought was, What a beauty she will
make some day." raised my sombrero
and asked ii VIC could get accommodate
tions for the night.
Dunno; I'll ask dad" she said,
shortly, and dnrtci into the house
through the barroom.
A moment later portly old man in
list slippers made his appearance. rub
bing his hands and smiling benignlv.
''How are you, boys? Want to stop?
AL right. Here, Jess, call Joe to take
che horses
had just dismountcd and started to
remove the saddlcbags. when ii glance
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-05-26
sNls nesem

gsi einem 9luIenibaIte i'm RieIens
aebwae nabm Sriebri1 Milbelm LII.
Don grsuBeH inn Sreiie ieiner 2inber
bas Wittageiien in benz ihonen. aus.
iidtsreidfn @arten zines Wirtbsbauies
elm. VI munoete ibm oorjii9lid. 5e-
ionbers bic aroben. friiber 6orcllen.
3ufrieben nit ber Yepirtbune, ihidte
er nad Slid ieinen aloiutanten Sum
9Sirtbe, um oieiem ieinen Cant absu-
ftasten. SoA on feiner Sielle Tam.
ionntd9lid setleioet. bic Wirtbin. Der
R0nis oriidte ibr feinen Dant aus,
traate aber ~Warum iommt ber
Wirtb niht9" - ~9ld,@ entsssnste Die
Srau, yosr 9erieib Dor 6rsuben auber
iid, als ct borte. ba6 er @m. Waieitdt
nno bic t6ni9lids 6amilie bepirtben
foIle, uno ba mar IS nit ibm loon
beute frib fiini llbr baIb iieben." =
~Sas peritebe id ni1t. mas beiBt
basg" so iaseH mir bier su
Sanbe. tuenn elmer beioffen iii. Samit
ct gw. Maieifdt nidt idfis fane. babe
id ibn einaeiperrt er ihldit iebt iet-
men Galid aus 9arilber Iahten
nun Der &onia uuo feline Ssinoer bers.
lih,g unb Die &ebensart ,,balb lieben*
,puroe oas Stidwort osr unterbal.
tunq. go a os '-r nat
@aste Semunb aus benz munteren
Sreile etfpas. fpas ni6t gang paleno
eridien. slei6 bieB es: ,gei Dir lit es
ipobl halb iieben2~ 50 fiea man
unter munteren Sderser. in benen Sc.
Ionoers Der Sonig uno Der Rronprin3
gldnaten, wieber in ben Wagem uu6
fam an oem Sauie zines Yfarrers por-
bel. SeBterer itano III Mntstra6t boz
ielner Sbiir iiuo rebete ben S6niq in
lerniter Reoe an. Serielbe bantte uno
fraate baitn. neil man nod mebrere
Weilen bis Grbmannsborf gum f6nia.
Ii6en SdloVe bate. uie ipdt es iei.
mSalb iieben," entge9nete Der Ytarrer..
Saum bate er bies 9eiagt. 10 brad bic
ganie @eieai1ait in lautes @eldater
aus. 10 baB Der arme Mann sar nidt
puBte. pie ibm seidab. Ser Ghtider
ipolte peiier fabren. bod Der Goniq
rief: .Salt!" ffiea aus uno reihte oent
immer nod betreten unb berIesen ba-
itebenoen 8eihliden bic Sanb. .MhI.
len nidt glaubeit," ,iaate ct, ibm bic
Sano reideno. roaB mir Sic aus.
laden! Sie Sade perbdlt iih 10 uno
TO-" unb nun ersdblte er ibm ben gan.
gen 8orfaa. .Speiien sic fiinftiaen
Sonntas bsi mir, bann milf i'd Sbneu
bic @eididte nod ausfibrlider nit.
tbeilen." Sprah's unb iubr nit iei.
men luitisen S6bnen better bapon.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-05-26
Gin fomtfdbes Wtifeabeateaer.

Gin altes gbepaar battle elm 3ebniet
bpn einem nambaiten @epinn in Der
fadFi1en 2otierie aetponnen. Run
iparen Die 2eute isf entidIoRen. aud
einmal ibr 9eben su senieBen ilno Ser.
lin, bas Gnb,iel afIer tleinitdbtiihen
Wiini6e, iolte ihnen bieien @enuB ae.
tpdbren. Nadbarn uno Qlatidbaien
batten bebddtis ben 9opf geibltielt
unb aerneint, fir 70 alte 2ette lei baa
fdIimme Berlin cine refine M6roer-
CRUDE. man piiroe fie beiteblen uns
pliinoern. ebe iie bonn gabnbof fort
ieien. rgaooer" aber meinte mir oa.
9egen:
sd iper mit be Spisbaub'n mol
farris."
Sin suIdaia anipeIenber gerIiner
9onieftionsreiienber glaubte bic alteu
9eute aud warnen au miiiien unb
fagte:
.gor alien Sinqen bitten sic E4
bor Qeuten. bic sic pieneidt friiber
flii6tig tannten, eerabe bic io9enannten
alten 9etannien lesen oft Die 5remben
rein, ia. es sebt 70 ipeit. baB Die 9au.
ernidnser fi9 als 8etannis pOritellen,
nm gum 3iel su geIansen."
Sie alien Qeute bantten unb reflex
ab. Sn @ittenbers bate Der gaboer
Die llnporiidtisieit besanaen, ben 3ua
au perIaiien; trob rMuobers" Wet.
Hagen fubr Der 3us obne i6n ab.
Ser Statiousdef mar elm Iiebeus.
,piirbiser Mann, er rietb bem Siben.
aebliebenen. Elm 3WdlassbilIet su
nebmeu unb nit benz &urier5uae su
fahren, alsoann ipiirbe er nod cine
balbe Stunoe friiher in Berlin antom.
men als feline ariabne. 8eiagt. ae.
tban. gr mar eber in Berlin uub er.
iuartete feline gllte. Ser gummelsua
iommt. 1suooer iieiat aus, ibr Mann
eilt ibr entsesen.
~Ha. MI tumm man. Mubbsr. gin
mi be Sanbtaid." 7..
Mubber bdlt irampfbait bic Sanb.
taihe ieit, iirirt ben gbegatten Der.
luunbert uno berbddtia BON oben
bis unten. Damn bri9t iie in ben
Huf aus:
~Te Serliner Spibbub'n, tpie be fit
berfisllen idnen WeRn id I'LL mid
wabr un wabrbaftis tpibt. bat min on
in Wittenbera iitten bldben. benn funn
id ftporen, bat bel bit ipar.~
Gs beonrfte crit elmer 9riinbIideu
lleberseuauns ber geparnten Srau, unt
ibren mSlIen" pieoer als @bemann an-
,uertennen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-05-26
: q dsua. a.: =

&ldsug. a.: 49,. Stre
gmpiebIun9 mar eruubfalid! sic
baben ben Ginen als einen 0eilisen
unb ben 9nberen ais gbrenmann ae-
riibmt!" = g.: u4itte, oapoH nebme
ib aud Hidts suriid! gs mag afler-
oinas Der Sine pielleiht Elm eiwas vion-
berbarer Seiliser" uno Der Nnoers am
gnbe ein younfler @brenmanu" iein!"
= giufader auswea. =
Mutter: -ad. bem Softor ibeinrs
tpieoer nidt ernit su fein, uno ia batt'
mir idon 10 idon nussemalt, uniere
2eni als Grau Dottorin su ieben!" =
8ater: .Sm. Iab oespegen ben 3opf
nidt hansen, Wiutterhen, = ben arnt-
ieliaen aerl brauden mir gar nidt. :
lafien mir iie einfad irsenowO iiuoi-
ren!"
= @ipfet.btr gifer ud t.
sSrau Wleier iit 10 eiferfidti9. baB iie
ibrem Wlaune nidt einmal seitattet.
9orte su sebrauden. bic ueibli4sa
Mfnlshtes limb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-05-26

auf Der gbaufee. tpeIde bon Wif.
benbof nad Der etipa brsiGtunsen ent-
ferntsn Stdbt Weferobe fiibrt. bielt
Der 0irsttor auf ieinem itarffno1igen
Rappen unb beiprab nit Biir5bura
bic 9urdforituns elmer ansrsnasnben
WalbparasIIs.
Der Oberf0riter itopfte umitdnbli9
feline turae pfeifs unb fraste. nadbem
er iie anseaiinoet. unpermittelt: ,Hun,
pie tonlmit Du nit Deiner Waltiire
ausg Sd finbe iie redt nett. tpeit an-
gsnebmer, ala iie ii6 am eriten Sage
gab, oi.llsidt nod elm tpsnis su - ipie
fpfI id fagen9 blaubliitis, bod barf
man ibr bas nidst libel nsbmen. % Gs
lieat tben i'm 8iut."
rSsbsnfaIs bat fis fi9 iiber ibre unb
meins 8sfusniiIe seniisenb informirt,
10 bab in es su meiner 9efriebiquna
ni6t mebr n0tbis babe, maBlokn 4ns
Ipriiden entsegenautreten."
limb @ner fOnitiser, perfSnliher
8ertebr." a isao.
9furas sudte bic adfeIn. Bon ei-
mem ioIden fann natiirlif ni9t bic
9febe fsin.A - ~. ~
.9u 9aI ibn aua 0sinsr salpsitsr
,. eerbotenS~ .,lt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-23
LIVE STOCK

CHICAGO, October 2l.-Cattle, receipts,
1900 head; shipments. none; market
steady; TOP steers, s. 6Oa5 SO; medium,
IS 15a5 35; good, "a SOa5 O5; others, a 25a
4 IS; Texans, 81 5Oa2 so; westerns, IS 90
a415
Receipts, 5000 head; shipments,
1000 head; market active; rough and
common, s. 9Oa8 10; mixed and packers,
SO 2Oa6 40: prime heavy, S. 5Oa6 10; prime
light, Sc 65.
Sheep-Receipts, 1,5OO head; shipments,
none; prime natives, a 00a4 So good 10
choice 50 75a4 90; mixed ewes and wethers,
So Goa 3 %; prime lambs "a 75a5 90; others,
SO OOa4 25.
EAST LIBERTY, PA, October 2l.-Cattle,
receipts, /, $40 head; shipments, 1920 head;
nothing doing all through consignments.
Hogs Receipts. $3.50 head; shipments,
$500 head; market steady: corn fed hogs,
So roar 90; grassers, s. 40a6 go.
Sheep-Receipts, $50 head; shipments,
500 head market very dull and unchanged.
C1xc1NYAT1, o., October 81. = Hogs,
weak at s. 25s6 40; receipts, 1900 head;
shipments, 1000 head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-23

Lee Vance Appointed Postmaster at
CIarksburE-Hugh McCracken ut Man
ningtOn.
ISpSeial 7elS0ram 10 ths Re9istsr.
WASHINGTON, D. c., October 81
After long waiting the nomination OF
the Democratic postmaster at Clarks-
burg was made to-day. much TO the re-
lief OF Congressman Pendleton. Mr..
Lee II. Vance, whose name was sent
TO the Senate was not the
original candidate recommended by Mr..
Pendieton. Col. John G. Vance, father
OF the nominee, was the original candi-
date, but some time ago informed MIR.
Pendleton that he would be unable
to take the postmastership, owing TO
business reasons. The Congressman
then transferred his endorsement to Lee
Vance, which endorsement was salts
factory to the Postmaster General and
TO the President.
Postmaster D. w. Boughner, the
present incumbent Of the Office, had
charges preferred against him long
ago by officials Of the depart
ment because OF his repeated
failures to make his quarterly
returns OF the business OF his Office as
REQUIRED by law. About two weeks be-
fore the Harrison administration went
out Third Assistant Postmaster General
Tyner recommended the removal OF
Boughner because Of his failure to com
ply with the law and regulations Of the
department.
The Clarksburg Office has given Con-
any other Office in his district because
OF the determined fight for the place
made by Winfield Scott, editor of
the Clarksburg Nous, who opposed
Mr.. Pendleton's nomination in 1890 and
Is opposing him FOR denomination be-
cause Mr.. Pendleton refused to indorse
him for postmaster at Clarksburg.
The next Presidential Office in West
Virginia which will be taken up for
settlement by the Postmaster General
Will be Wheeling. How soon Mr.. Bissell
can get around to Mr.. Cowden's case is
uncertain, as he now has about 500
Presidential offices on his hands await
ing settlement, which have accumulated
while the long contest over the
financial question has been pending in
the Senate and which kept the admin
istration from giving attention to any
thing else. As Postmaster Cowden's
term will expire on December 20, 1t
may DO that owing TO
the accumulation OF business
before the Postmaster Gen
eral, the latter will not get around to
the Wheeling case before that time,
aud Cowden will thus be able TO serve
out his full term, from the time Of his
confirmation, making more than half
year over the four years. In any event
Wheeling will be sure to have a new
postmaster in the person OF Mr.. O'kane
by the beginning OF the new year.
Chairman Kincheloe, Of the Ohio
County Democratic Committee, and
Frederick Long, the we'll known poll
tician OF Clarksburg, are among the
West VIrginians in the city to-day.
When Mr.. Vance takes hold OF the
postoiIice at Clarksburg he will appoint
Mr.. L. Connell as Waterman, and Mr..
Ward as fireman.
Hugh B. McCracken nominated to-
dav as postmaster at Warrington was
endorsed for the place by Congressman
Wilson. Chas. 0'Grady, OF West Va,
to-day filed an application at the
Treasury for appointment as an imml-
grant inspector.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-23
Jealous WOmaA's Rage.
..i.l T.l.l-rr,,, 20 M Srlrlf Rsnlafs,

CHARLESTON, W. VA. October ell
The wife OF j. NJ. Sanders, saloon
keeper Of Elk City, started out on the
war path this morning TO kill her hus-
band or get killed. She got gun, load
ed II, and started FOR the saloon. Ar
rlvlng there, the bar tender tried to
pursuade her to 90 sway, telling her
that her husband was not there. She
pressed 70, however, and went to an
inner door and battered the door down,
and opeaed Gre on Saunders, WhO was
in private room. She was seized b.
the police and was taken away, but she
swore that she would kill him on sight
az soon as she was released. She is Il
iall. Jealousy is the cause. Z
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-23
Wool Market Condition.

The volume Of trade continues small,
and represents the actual needs OF the
wool en- mills that are running. The sales
include 200, 900 pounds Australian, 100, 600
pounds South American fine and $1,000
pounds Cape that were sold to 60 to Can
ada in bond. Foreign wool is very dull,
and can only be sold for local use where
some special kind is required TO finish up
orders. Fine domestic feeces are fairly
steady, but sell slow. Medium and comb
ing feeces are dull. with offerings light.
Territory woods are il large supply, aud
there is considerable pressure 70 sell In
many cases, which keeps values largely in
favor OF the buyer. The best grades OF
strelg staple fine work territory woods are
qL y secured, at 96aSSc., with fine me-
dr. 1, S3a3Sc., but most sales represented
considerable concessions from these fig
ures, although they hardly represent the
best woods. No one is buying ahead at
present, no matter how tenn ping the price.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-23
DRY GOODS.

New YORK, October 21.-The week
closes on characterless dry goods market.
The demand continues TO be confined to
lots needed for leveling up assortments,
and including little or nothing in the way
of anticipating future necessities. as the
trade at large is still very conservative,
disirusting the outcome Of the silver legis-
lation and fearing the tariff discussion.
Some improvement in the demand for cot
ton goods is noted, notably for brown
sheetings.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-23
GRAFTON POSTOFFIUE ROBBED.
The safe Blown Open and Over Thou
sand Dollars Worth OF Stamps Stolen
Besides Registered Letters.
.--.--..l .r.I .-..u-. "a IA paniatar


sand Dollars Worth OF Stamps Stolen
Besides Registered Letters.
Spsrcl telegram 70 mo Rs0iftsT.
GRAFTON, w. VA. October 21.-One
Of the most daring robberies took
place here last night which has
been perpetrated In this section for
years. Ia the glare OF an electric
light, not twenty yards distant, thieves
effected an entrance through the front
door OF the postofice and In truly
professional manner, cracked the big
iron safe and riled it Of its entire con-
tents, consisting OF about s4l3.7l in
stamps Of various denominations; 500
In money and twenty-fOur registered
packages OF unknown value.
The dial Of the combination lock and
the handle were battered off with
sledge hammer, which had been stolen
from a near by blacksmith shop, and
through the holes thus made powder
was inserted which blew OF the CON-
bination lock. The work was that OF
professionals who had previously thor
oughly familiarized themselves with
the situation, and the night being wet
and disagreeable, added additional Sc
curity Cor their neiariOus work.
Tue town IS all aRog this morning
over the affair and many coniectures
are afoat as TO the probable identity OF
the perpetrators, but so far nothing
definite is known.
This morning three Of the registered
packages were found by Olicer Bender,
but none OF them, however, contained
money. Five suspicious characters
have been lodged in jail to await fur
Their developments. A United States
detective will leave Washington today
for Grafton 70 work up the case.
For some time a feeling OF uneasiness
has prevailed, and the banks have been
watched nightly to prevent an attack,
as the town has been overrun with
traf ne and IA lprs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-23
Wheeling Bridge &Terminal Railway Co.
Time Table No, Y, to take elect iG:Ol a. M

Time Table No. 70, to take effect 1901 a. m.
sunday. September & 1873
Leave wheoling-t6:4J. $500. ss.Ol ,q:H
sll:40 a. m, '9:s0. 81 10 fi:3l gg.Oj II. I'M.
Leave PeBinsala-t8:ld. ts.O5. gs:Oi to:5L.
sll:4G a. m, '2:i6, 1921, t4:38, g9.OJ D. M
Leave Martins Ferry-i0:51 t8.l2 SS.ia
1885, sll.52 a. "a '2;62 1884, f4: a. 10. l2 p. M.
Arrive Terminal Junction. -t6:5S ts:lI yslL
ti0.03, sll bjA M, s3:5S sB:32 "a: 10 ~. 10 D. NJ
Leave Terminal Junction t5.22, 1890 a. M
'l9io $3.50, $500, tl;0S, t5;ls. tS;9S Sobl D. m.
leave Martins Ferry-t7.l6 1907 4 m,
Gig: IS, ass si:05 -: 10 IS: ~ 1854 $3.50 n ~
Leave Peninsula--t7:3i. g9:if. a. M. slg:5L
s2:3o, SAN. tt;iLtb:26. 1898 gl0:0S p. m.
Arrive WheelinC-tT:4 ss,20 q ~. 1887,
ansa ,:H .n nh to:S,, fs''s s Sag,I .a
only.
an trains will run on Eastern TiuA
ssl4sAd J. Z. TAUSSIo. suDa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-23
PETROLEUM

OIL CrrY. Pa, October 21.-Petroleum
opened at 70Zc; highest 70%c; lowest,
G9%c; closed at 705sc; sales, 1900 barrels;
clearances, - barrels; runs, 20, l35 bar
rels; shipments, al, 295 barrels.
PrrrsBURe, PA, October 21.-Petroleum,
opened and highest, 7O2l; lowest and
closed 7O14c.
New YoRK, October 21-Petroleum
dull and nominal; no sales; no quotations.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-23

New YORK, October 22-Money on call
easy all day at ~ per cent. Primo mer-
camille paper Gas per cent. Sterling ex'
change nothing doing, 4S2a4S5.
GOvERNMENTs-Dull.
Fours coupons, ............ Ill
Four-and-a-hall Registered. ...... IS
Pacific Skies Of 95..,...............lO 2
STATEs-Duu.
RAILRoADs-Strong and higher.
STOCKs.-A fairly active speculation
was carried on at the Stock Exchange for
the two hours OF business to-day. Dis
couraging Washington advices caused
some slight selling at the opening, result
ing in fractional declines. but the dealings
quickly regained strength, when IL was fig
ured out that there was really no change
in the Senatorial situation. Until the
close a decided frmness prevailed which
was most marked on the publication OF the
very excellent bank statement. Nearly
all the active shares were higher at the
close than were yesterdays final figures.
Sales $1,000. Quotations closed bid;
Atchinson 1871 Adams Express 14l I;
American Express, ITO; Baltimore and
Ohio, 6S1{; Canada Pacific. %; Central
Pacific, 10; Chesapeake and Ohio. 1914 /;
Chicago aud Alton, 1856; Chicago, Bur
lineton and Quincy 81; Delaware and
Hudson, 1881; Delaware. Lackawanna
and Western. 1905; Denver and Rio
Grande preferred 2SlS; Erie, 141s; do.
preferred, %; Fort Wayne, l46; Illinois
Central, 901S; Lake Shore, 124; Michigan
Central, $50; Missouri Pacific 22s% :;
Norfolk aud Western preferred, u I;
Northern Pacific, II; 90. preferred, 221S I;
Northwestern, 102; do. preferred, lSS;
New York Central, 1919; Pacific Mail,
Is; Peoria, Decatur anu Evansville, 4;
Pittsburg, TAG; Pullman Palace, 1851 /;
Reading, l7sl; Rock Island, CAS- St Louis
and San Francisco first preferred, =; St
Paul COS; do. preferred, l16H Tennessee
Coal anu Iron, l4lE; Texas Pacific. Ga /;
Union Pacifc, ~; United States Express,
So; Western Union, $50; Wheeling 0Rd
Lake Ed 5. IS; do. preferred 4S5S.
Minip SStocks-Cholor30 80; Crown Point,
So; Consolidated California aud Virginia,
$50; Dradwood, 75; Gould and Curry, 40;
Hale and Norcross, so; Homestake, 900;
independence, =; Mexican, I5: North
Star. -; Ontario $50; Ophir, 40; Ply
mouth, 10; Sierra Nevada. 65; Standard,
100; Union Con-, 35; Yellow Jacket, 60;
Iron Silver, Toe; Quick Silver, 100; do
preferred, 1900; Bulwer, 10.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-23
Delegates to the Farmers Congress.

Special Telegram TO the Register.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, October 21.-
The Governor has appointed delegates
to represent this State in the Farmers
Congress, which meets December l, in
Savannah, Ca, as follows: R. G. Ham
NETT, Peasants county; E. w. McNeal,
Hardy county; II. NJ. Clark, PocahOntas
county; and Jacob Bumgarden, Writ
county. P. G. Cunningham, of Roan
county, and R. P. Chew, OF Jackson
county, are appointed delegates at large.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-23

NEW YoRK, October21. Pig iron, quiet;
American si2 O0al4 50. Copper, steady;
lake 50 50. Lead. weak: domestic s. 20
Tin, steady; straits so 50.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money 1 lie Per Cent Governments,
DuII-Stocks, Active and Firmer-Wheat
Lower-FIour, Nominally Unchanged.
New YORK, October 22.-Money on call
easy all day at ~ per cent. Primo mer-
camille paper Gas per cent. Sterling ex'
change nothing doing, 4S2a4S5.
COvppNNfrNTs-Dull
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PRODUCE

CHICAGO. October 2l.-NothIug helped
wheat to-day and prices were hthe low
est Of the session, lal1sc less ian last
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rRANs.oHIo pIYlsIONs.

TRAHs-oHIo DIVISIONS
For Columbus, Chicago and the West. eDA
10. aud LIS p. N. daily, and $50 p. M, exeepi
Sunday. =. -. 80
and 10. ~ a. m, daily. 49,. ,ooo -
36Op. NJ, except Sunday.
ARBfgg
From Chicago. 355 o. m and 40 p. ni.. daily,
and 1905 .. M. except sunday.
Prom 81. Louis. Cincinnati and ColamouA
500 a. ~ aud 5 l0p. m. daily.
81. ClairsyliIe accommodation, iAD ana~ts
p M. except Sunday. cu,s n ecrLt
General Passenger Ageal
1T. LAME. T. p. Agt.. Whsslng, ". Va
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TO TIE PEN FOR LIFE.
ChaddoOk's Appeal for n New Trial Re-
fused by Judge JaokiOn.
t,.,.-f-1 7r,,f,,..,,, N IA Pso.sre-

PARKERsBURG, W. VA, October 21.-
The motion for new trial In the case
OF Elmer Chaddock, who was convicted
Of the murder Of William Pollen was
over ruled to-day by Judge Jackson
who, Immediately after his decision,
sentenced Chaddock TO Imprisonment
for life.
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RIVER RAILROAD CO.
n. -, s,tsr June ~. Passenger Trains WIN
~. ~ a. follows: sDaily. tDaIly. except ban-
day Central Time.
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sDaiiy. fDaIly except sunday
Trains No. rs AMI 38 have sleeper between
wheeling aod Chicago.
JOHN DAILIE, 1900 Market 81
iuss&dh T. P. DUNBAR. Union Depot
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WHEELING AND PITTsBURo DIVISION
For Plttsburg, Washington. baltimore. PM
adeiphls and New York 5.OJ a m. aud p
IN. daily. 81.
Piitsbufg accommodation i.Sv = h'. s.al
pittsburg express, $50 p M. except sunday.
washington, Pa. accommodation go ;. N
Pittsburg express. 6.oo p. m. sunday only
Arrive.
From New York. PhiladelphiA, Baltimofs'
Washington and Piilsturg, 40 and io]s a n
Pi,tsburg mall, l26 p. m, except sunday
and GO p. m. daily.
Warrington, Pa, accommodation 1DoA n
except sunday a..a...,,.