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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-30

PUTTING THE SHOT. worn Dy Il
Wheat, who jumped feet inches. G.
Huseman, with 8 feet 7 inches, came
second. The record OF last year, made
by Brannen. was 0 feet inch.
Two hundred and twonty-yard dash
prize, silver match box given by Jacob
w. Grub, was carried or by g. Huse-
man; time 26t seconds. @. Stroehlein
was closo second. This lowers ". G.
Handlan, jr.'s, record Of lust year t
second.
Sanding high jump-priae, negligee
shirt given by the Hub. This was car
ried off by +. Huscman, who cleared
four feet one inch, there being no ono
to contest with.
Putting the twelve pound shot-
prize. box OF candy from G.. L, burst;
y. Kincheloe, first, distance thirty-tour
feet; A. Spell, second, thirty.two feot.
The next event was the most interest.
ingof the day, the 120 yard hurdle race
over ten hurdles three feet high. Three
heats were run before the prize was
awarded to the winner, which was n
fine sweater presented by D. Gundling
& Co. First heat, O. stroohlein first,
time twenty seconds; L. Wheat second
and W. House third.
Second heat, +. KinCheloe first, tlmo
nineteen seconds; g. Husoman second,
g. Otto third.
When tho third and final heat was
run by tho two winners tho excitement
was at fovor heat, ovory ono on tho tip
too Of expectancy This was won by
Kincheloe In 10 seconds, with Strooh.
leln only two feet bchlnd, The victor
was greeted with the Widest applause,
while his friends fairly spht the airwitll
their chUere.
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QUiNsY troubled mo for twonty years.
Since ! started Using DR., Thomas Ec.
lectric OIL have not had m attack.
Tho oil Curog soro throat at once Mrs.
Lotla Conrad, standiSh, Michigan, Oct
"a, 49,
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gymnasium, fitted up in the aFmory,
placing them at at an advantage over
last years class, which did not have
such facilities, nor tho instruction Of q
trainer to put them in condition for u
public contest. That the students
protited by these advantages was well
shown by the number OF records that
were broken.
A fairer day for outdoor sports could
not have been chosen had the boys
boen given the selection. Cool breezes
swept constantly over tho grounds,
temperlng tho warm rays Of the sun
aud putting everyone on their mettle
for the coming trays. Tho track was
also in excellent condition, hard and
firm from the recent rains and warm
weather,
Notwithstanding that tho events were
postponed from last Friday, the day an.
nounced for weeks, and only changed
at the last minute, there was an un.
usually large crowd present Fully
1000 people were scattered about the
grounds and in the grand stands, giving
a striking resemblance TO abig dQy at
tho fair,
The attendance was composed for the
larger portion OF the fair Sex, in bright
attire, which gave the scene when
Vowed from the judges stand an ami.
mated and picturesque appearance.
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HOTELS.
WORLDS FAIR.

Now i tho tlino to mako your arrangements
Tor tho Worlds Fall ParlloS visiting Chicago
eau secure superior private boarding NJ 2l5l
The city for worlds Fair purposes ono block
IRON Illinois Ccnttnl road, that take you 10
either OF tho four entrances othO grounds RainO
distance from cable rpnd, nnd threO blocks from
pleyNtnd rOal II " tho nnnst residence portion
Oithp city, Tho advantages are many az com.
pared tO tho Immediate ylclnlty0i the Worlds
Fair (nt Jackson Park, whore everything IL OF
necessity crude made only for tho occasion
Prices vary according To size aud location 0i
room and number Oi people occupying them.
Comfortably furnished apartments Ia tho annex
u somewhat reduced rates
Table nbundantly supplied with tho worry best
tie market Affords Meals quietly aud promptly
served For particulars apply TO-
la7.rIhAS No. 2ojl Calumet Ave, Chicago, III.
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S ALE.


Tho best business property in RtnavlllO
eight rooms. store room and good stable, on
easy terms Good reasons for selling.
House and full lot Wood street, near Forty.
third street, $500.
Three lots. 60xlOl feet, Fllan White l. Gala
ghers addition. 500 each,
House OF five rooms aud stable, 9OI Eighteenth
street. $3.50.
House. rooms. with full lot, cast end Of
Twelfth street. Si25; half clyh.
House, rooms, EoR street. Centre Wheeling
$3.50.
House. rooms and stable, Eighteenth street.
$500
Three lots In Park View, cheap
one.half lot, McColloch street, Ccntrs Wheel
ing, 5000.
Fine suburban property. two miles from tho
city, five minutes walk from motor line new
with lll modern improvements Cheap
Lots on CGldwerS run $3.50 each.
Fine Farm Of li3 acres on National road. nlal
miles cast OF city on Olsy terms
Farm OF 20 acres. four miles north OF city. VIII
make good dairy farm.
House. 10 rooms Fifteenth street, with mod.
ern improvements.
House. SroOms, Sixteenth street, 5000.
House, rooms. TwCpty.third street. sl,2)1
House, 7 rooms. North Market streat. Sl.50l
Business property on Market street ut molsF.
ate price.
Small house and hall lot. jacob stroot, Cout,o
Wheeling. on easy tertus, ss0l.
Lots Mt east end Of Tweuty.third stroos on
easy terms
5000
One OF tho bot manufacturing sltel iataI
city, fronting on two ralroalL
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ing second,
Prize, a book
on athletic
sports, from
Frank STAN
ton.
Tho last
event, $50
yard run, was
won easily by
w, House o,
Wlln aOtnFaI
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FoR SALE,

EoR sALE-THE REAL PROPERTY
IL belonging to the estate Of tho late William
Caldwell, being the brick house. No. II Thir.
teeuth street. ind the ground used with 1t. Pos.
session given Immediately, The property on the
rtteets. having two houses on It, This Will DO
sold ls one or two parcels as the purchaser may
prefer These two houses are under leases OK.
plrlng Manch 81. 1871. Forterma and particulars
street upl2MWaP
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LEGAL NOTICES
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.


By virtue Of IN order rendered IN the above
entitled cause on the 9Th day OF May, 1893 by
tho Circuit Court Of Ohio County West Viz.
gnIa, 1t Is referred to tho undersigned com.
missioner 10 ascertain and report.
The real estatOowned blythe defendant, Ed.
ward Lyle.
!. The liens, and their amounts aud priorIuos
on said real estate,
8. Any other matter deemed pertinent
has fixed upon FRIDAY. June ., 1893, at Q a. M.
us the time, and his Office, No 1917 Chapline
street, Wheeling, W. Va, Us tho place ut which
he will proceed to ascertain the several matters
In said order required.
Given under my hand this 9Th day OF Nay,
1893. GEO \. BOYD, Commissioner.
W. n DUNLAP, Attorney for Plaintiff
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uileu tneulrWltn THE HIGH JUMP.
tie music OF the school cry, which they
lot forth with lusty voices whom some
favorite classmate was declared winner
OF al event.
A few minutes before o'clock tho
the first event was called by the referee,
and Starter Marshall, the instructor ut
the gymnasium. The othor officers of
tho day we're: p. Hornbrook, II. G.
Brannen and W. @. Handlan, jr., all
graduates OF last year, judges; Jacob
w. Grub and Charles Hancher, time
keepers.
The bright faces of the contestants
showed their feeling on their appear
ance before the crowd. On some were
depicted eagerness and confidence in
their skill and prowess, and on others
anxiety and nervousness. All bright
ened up later, when they received the
hearty applause OF the enthusiastic
audience.
The first race, 1oo.yard dash, was
close and exciting. The prize, pair of
sprinting shoes, given by Alexander &
Co., was won by g. Huseman in II sec.
onds. i. KinCheloe was close second.
This lowered the record made by II. G.
Branuer last year I second.
Throwing the base boll-prize, hat
from Dinger Bros. This tile will be
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE.

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE.
Tho undersigned will orcr for sale nj public
auction, on saturday, Juno II, 1903, ut 10
House Of Ohio county, tho following real estate
to'wlt: Lot No. o. IL square No. ~, III tho Eighth
ward OF tho city OF Wheeling W. Va. This prop.
crty y located on the corner Of Thirty.sOyGnth
and WOtLcl streets, nb0vc tho highest water, has
u prick house with three rooms and Il good
collar.
TERMS or SALE-One'hali cash, or NJ much
more nv tho purchaser may elect, the balance Ia
ono year, with Interest from day OF sale tlilo 10
be retained until payment ismndO IN full
JOSEPH A. Ankle
Administrator Of the estate OF Thomas ShOrtol
W. H. HALLEn, AuCtiOncot. nyaj.Tu4P
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LOTS Of fun Mt tho TItlnR FIat.or Cluh'
Picnic on New Fair Grounds tO.dny, ll0ata,
foot OF twelfth street, will takO you thOr6
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NOTICE mol l1ENnoLpERs

To all persons holding lions by Judgment or
otherwise, on tho real estate or any part thereof
OF Edward Lyle:
In pursuance Of decree Of tho Circuit Court
OF Ohio County, made IN cOuSo therein pond.
ing 10 subject the reQl estate OF the said Edward
Lyle TO the satisfaction OF the liens thereon, you
arc hereby required to present all claims held
by you, MI d each otSyou, against tho Said Ed
ward Lyle, which arc lions on his roal estute OF
any part thereof for adjudication to me ut my
office, No. 1917 ChRpline street, Wheeling, Ohio
County, W. Va, on or before tho 9th day Of June,
1904
Given under nv hand thlssEh day OF May. 1904,
myD.ru GEO, &. BOYD, Commissioner.
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nAluRllHk AIMING
the crowd was u
generous sprink-
ling Of men and
tho small boy,
who was in his
element, contin.
ually raising a
racket by his
loud yells for tho
favorites. To
this was added
tho cadets in
uniform, W no
NiInJfI,noin,u;tl,
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FOE SALE.

Anne lot In woOddalC ,u ,,n
A lot 40XllO foot IN Mounh3vllc, am ea
shares stock IN MOuudsyllO Mining ahd MANU-
featuring Company for 500,
No, nJi, 900 aud OJJ Maln street
No. 1907 Alley H. franc, SlG)l ,...ar
No, ", %, " aud O9sovOntounlh street ~ '7V"
calli .. ,,,.,.. 4,
TGs@sithgasS Property, corner Twouty''hl'd
aud WntUr ttrCCia ..n
A brick rOsldpncO on Fifteenth slro1t s'''"
No ~ Vermont street iranlo,
No % North Huron street, frame
No 2lO7 ChapllnO street brick. ,.,.
No 2Oll Market street frame bhllllnf "A'
rooms s2,01O ,....
A very desirable country residence In ish
ant Valley, on the National road.
No % EOrth Front Sttoct, tptWtHtb tos-
No. 2lO7 Foil street. brick, Ave rooms
No 900 Main street. brick, nine fOOn7 .,t.,
No III Fourteenth street, hrlnk lot JlNi2''.'
Ma 100 2unO street, brick dwelling
ifluO building lots In Pleasant Valley ...,,
BlQnropm aud dwelling corner EISA'y''''
and Woods street
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worn by +.
Kin chelo
whose rec.
ord was 81
yards and II
inches. G..
HUI g o m a n
came second
withS0yards
) Inches TO
his credit.
Standing
broad jump
-prizeapair
of Shoes
Given by
aGnoch Ball.
! These were
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JOSEPH A. ARKLE,

Pension Attorney, Notary aud Real Estate
Agent. Houses rented and rents collecoi
Office No. 8jl7 jacob street
European steamship md draft agent PASSAGE
tickets to aud from all paTtsot Europe. Also
drafts to any point In Europe. myI
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The running broad Jump was won by
j. EbOllng--diBtanco 10 foot D inchegi
i. KinCholoe, seconds l. Whoat third.
Last years record, made by BFannen,
was beaten by Inch.
Tho onO.hali mile on safety bicycles
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FOR SALE.


Cottage No % Zane street, lot 3Ozl2n prICs
$3.50 Very cheap
Brick house aud store room, natural gas lo
i7xiOj, Enavlllc, Ohio,
House and lot 4OxlO0, six rooms, bath toOn
and laundry, natural gus, KlrRwoOd, Ohio.
Lot IjXll0, ZaQG street,
Lot 30xll2 North Huron street
-Four lotS on North IiurOu street
One lot on North Wabash street
Ono lot OH North Indiana street
ono lot OH South Front street
Two lots on North York street
one lot, North York street, 3iKlSJ, river Wow
fOurroOmod coLtNgo, Martins Forty.
One brick house No. bl7 North Main street
Ono house and lot glNi91, North Font s.tetN
One hOnsc and lot. 70xl11. North Front s!f0Os
tlvCrOoinUd house on Eric street
One lot, 40XlOD. MOnndsylIe.
TOurroomed house on Virginia street
Eght.roOnUd house on Nln,nln street,
Scven.roonGd house OH =. York street. OSl!A
ono lot IN Robinson addition, BtOadWay'
Onehali lot on South Wabash street ,,,.,..,
Six lots. South York street, Waters addition
ono house and lot s. broadway ISL ihAo'
chapel.
OnShotcl aud several IarmS, sutton, W Va
All Of tho above property VII be s0lI ygT
cheap WE CHARGE ONLY ONE PER IsNl
MONEY TO L0AN,--FrOm 500 TO slV~ On
lfst mortgage real estate
JONES & WILLIAMS,
Real Estatc Agents and Collectors, No!arIe, PlO
lie, " Zano street. Island u'"
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FOR RENT.

FoR RENT. ~
Very complete upstairs dwelling, second floor.
six rooms, hall and bath room, on Tcnth street
Also very complete barber shop. with baths.
In basement, corner Tenth and Main streets.
All In new building never yet occupied lmnle'
dtato possession. Inquire OF
JAMES L. HAWLEY,
ja9O 1870 Main street.
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Junior fitJ
from Nosbitt
& Bro. A.
Wilson, FIRST,
timo, OF soc.
o ndsi II
Wheat, SEQ.
ond; John
IiuguS, third
This broke
another ro'
cord Of last
vehf mntlDbV
Il Howell,
lao IL amanda
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LINSLY FIELD day.
ALarge and Enthusiastic Audience
Witnesses the Sports.
NUMEROUS RECORDS ARE BROKEN,
Demonstrating the Substantial Ad.
vantages of the New Gymnasium
aud the Physical Trainer-An In.
teresting Exhibit of the Prowess of
tho Youthful Athletes in all
Branches of Sport,

DMIRERs OF feats OF
strength and skill were
given a rare treat yester-
day afternoon at the acc,
ond annual field day OF
the students OF the Linsly
Institute, held on the
State Fair grounds. This
year the boys have enjoy
od tha hanaiita nf tho nav
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FOR RENT.
EOR RENT.

Thrccstory brick building IS by CO fcet, I'D.
Eighteenth aud Chapllne streets. Building has
steam hoist elevator, and VIII be rented other
with or without power for running machinery.
splendid location for manufacturing estab.
lishmcnt Applyto
THE WEST VIRGINIA TOBACCO 90.
mF7MWAg
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WANTED.

MISUNDERSTANDING SALES.
wv MEN or have fine side line, BOUQUET
CIGAR COMPANY, LynchburR. Va. my!9
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HOMES & WILLIAMS,

Roal Estato Agents and Collectors NotarIc' PlO
lie, 81 Zano street, Island, mt"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-12-12
HOUSEHOLD HINTS.

A spoonful of chloride of lime in
a quart of water will remove mil
dew from linen. Strain the solu-
ton after it has stood long enough
to thoroughly dissolve, and dip the
cloth into it. Repeat if first APP
plication is not sufficient, but
wash the mixture we'll out of the
goods, when your object is accom-
plished.
A plum pudding is quickly
made by crumbling a pound can
of pudding made by a reliable
firm, adding two cups of bread
crumbs soaked in milk, a small
cup Of minced suit, three eggs
beaten light, half cup of sugar
and cup of stoned raisins. Turn
all these ingredients, after mixing
we'll, into a buttered mold and
boil three hours.
Eggs may be very simply and
palatably cooked, either by steamer
or baker, after the following man
ner: Slightly warm a fiat dish,
butter it generously and then break
the number of eggs desired on it.
Season with salt and white pepper
and add a little rich cream. Bake
or steam until the whites are set.
They are more dainty in appear
ance if cooked on an oyster plate.
A warm foot bath, with an ounce
of sea salt, is almost as restful as a
nap. Paddle in the water until it
cools, dry with rough towel, put
on fresh stockings, have a change
of shoes, and the woman who was
"ready to Drop will feel much bet
ter in ten minutes. Another tonic
for the soils is handful OF alcohol.
This is sure way to dry the feet
after being out in storm.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-12-12
Big Day at Augusta.

AUGUSTA, Ga, Dec. II. - The
event of the day at the Augusta
Exposition was the address of Vice
President Stevenson. 1t is esti-
mated that 10000 visitors were
present. Vice President Steven
son, Secretaries Herbert and
Smith, and Congressman Springer
and Sperry, were all given rous.
ing ovation. President Patrick
Welsh, of the Exposition, intro
duced Vice President Stevenson.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-12-12
CITY NEWS.

Nothing but civil cases are be-
ing dealt with in the United States
court today.
Buy your toys for the Holidays
at the Racket Store, open until 10
o'clock at night. II II lOt
DIR. Pagenstecker rejoices over
the safe arrival of fine baby boy.
Mother and child are doing well.
Mr.. Charley Wynne, the popu-
lar head-usher of the Grand. opera
house, is down with lagrippe. His
many friends hope for speedy re-
covery.
If the party who was seen to
pick up Rev. R. p. Lucado's gloves
at the postoffice this morning, will
return them to this office, they will
do the owner a great favor.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-12-12
Double Faced:

New York Herald.
Lawyer-Now, madam, you say
that on the night of the robbery
the moon was so bright that you
could see the robbers in your room.
Was your husband awake?
Witness don't know, sir.
Lawyer-Was his face turned to-
ward you or away from you?
Witness-I can't say, sir.
Lawyer-Now, Your Honor, and
gentlemen of the jury, do you hear
that? This woman positively
identifies these men as the robbers
who were in her room, and yet she
cannot tell us how her husband
was lying at the time. And turn
ing to the witness, he continued,
why can't you tell us, pray?
Witness-I could not see.
Lawyer-Ah! you could not see?
Yet you positively identify the
prisoners. How is this?
Witness-Well, you see, sir, my
husband is so very bald that in
anything but bright light l can
not tell whether he is looking at
or away from me. ..--.----. $4,000
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-12-12
THE GoSSIPPER.

FOR TIE LIGHT BY j. L. n.
For the LIGHT.
From early morn, on the streets she is
Till the evening sun, hides its beautiful
sheen.
With her venemous tongues, like a poison
Gus dart,
She defiles the good and pure in heart.
Her manner is mild, deceptive serene,
And her heart as false as It's unclaan;
Her soul will be filled with sad diSmay,
When from the golden gate she's turned
away.
No serpent a tongue has equal to hers,
Mock sympathy prOfuSe, and crocodile
tears;
From morn till eve her voice is strong,
And laden with gossip all day long.
But there's a day to come, not off afar,
Therell be reckoning at the Judgment
bar,
With gnashing of teeth, and mournful
wall,
She'll be turned away, this Great ure
frail.
At the shrine of God she prsys with a
vim,
Belabors the wicked, and the regions
dim,
But St. Peter at the portals Of the gold
ell stair,
Will see that she never enters there.
She may sing, she may chant at the
golden gate,
OF her life on earth so immaculate;
She may pray good prayers and pray
them long.
But good st. Peter wont list to her song.
On the golden shore, only the pure in
mind,
Are permitted to dwell, round the mystic
shrine,
And il by her wits, she should amble in,
They'd spear st. Peter with javelin.
And the Lord on his throne, would look
serene,
His angel band he'd soon convene,
And Peter with his staff, and Gabriel to
blow;
They'd escort her down, to the regions
low.
Her doom is sealed, she must go below,
Where the fiery furnaces, are all aglow.
She served Saten here, till her hair was
hOary,
He may give her a crown, in purgatOry.
Well that's the way, all gossipers go.
It's wonder that Sheol don't overflow,
| But Che monarch might rent some other
place
To accommodate his populace.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-12-12
NO SETTLEMENT FIXED.
RATE FOR PRIVATE CONSUMERS
CAUSES THE HITCH.
The City Makes Another Counter
Proposition Which is Objected to
by the Company-The Matter to
be Again Discussed.

Mayor Paschal and the members
of the board of aldermen who COM
pose the special waterwOrks COM
mittee met in conjunction with
Col. Breckenridge and members of
the San Antonio Waterworks COM
pany at the mayors office at 1890
O'clock this morning for the pur.
pose of amicably settling the long
debated differences between the
city and company, regarding the
water rates.
1t will be remembered by the
readers Of the LIGHT that the
Waterworks company submitted
proposition to the councils COM
mittee, giving a reduction of %
cents per month on inside n.y.
drants3 and 10 cents on outside
hydrants. This counter proposition
of the company has been discussed
by sections by both sides, with
their attorneys, but no agreement
could be made.
The city has drafted another
counter proposition which was to-
day submitted to the representa-
tives of the company, which fixes
the rates for private consumers, as
follows:
For one hydrant for house
from one to four rooms, 80 cents
per month.
For one hydrant, four to nine
rooms, 70 cents.
For one hydrant nine to twelve
rooms, 81.
For hydrants for houses over
twelve rooms, a special rate to be
fixed.
The company, after thoroughly
investigating the matter, gave
their reply at noon, to the effect
that the terms of the proposition
could not be accepted, for the rea.
son that the revenue would not be
sufficient.
The Waterworks company now
propose to furnish to private con
sumers water at the following
rates:
For one hydrant, for hous,
from one to three rooms, 668 cents
For hydrants for houses having
more than three rooms, a reduction
of 10 per cent. per hydrant, or 81
cents per month per hydrant.
At l O'Clock the committee ant
Waterworks company's director
left the mayors office and went t.
the office Of the WaterwOrks com
pany, where the books will be sub
mitted to the committe, to give
them an idea as to the revenue tn
company receives per annum.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-12-12
A General Tie-Up.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. r.
There is complete tie-up Of
freight traffic on the l.. and N.
railroad from st. Louis to Nash
vile. All. the freight train fore
es, including the engineers,
firemen, conductors, brakemen
and switchmen, having gone out
yesterday in the resistance of a
demand from the company to
handle double headers from Hop
kinsville, KY, to Nortonville, Ky.
No freight trains are running on
the division, but passenger trains
are running as usual. The officials
expect to have some freight trains
in operation tomorrow.