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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-13
LITTLE ITEMS,

Lady run over TO Lorent's aud ~ ~,
dozen fine photographs taken ~ \.
per dozen. Lorenz'S studio, 100 hl'
George L. Cause, fuuerai diFee'sa
embalmey Fdll EssoFtiaen; " w
takers goods an hapl Take. iul ~
of funerals aud furnishes al. asee,1,
requirements No 3l4 Wosl Weir
ford street, Fort Worth. Tex ~
phone No. l5i 4N.
Photographs 10 lifs-,ike colon,
Lorenz's; also fue photographs AZ "a
per dozen. Lorehz's s,94s ~
Main street. q.
Mr.. K. y. Mcknight, general n4saisH. '
with X. W. Williams u c.. sse;sa 4
self at his desk yesterday wiih Y
away look and very hryad .Ints y ~. 7
face. This Of e0uFss excited 49,
and be informed hs friends that : 4 I.
pound boy had early Shat m2T il.
neunced It's arrival. Mr. Mchplsa, i
has two boys and fnsr par ~'-
difficult TO hnd.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-13

able result. An abandonment n the e..
peal ~ ~ it, frDds 10 tba senate
sissna rs dssth. aud iiis abandonment
viii m ioibt 10 followed by recess for
several weel.s.
The Teraa senator's are not on the
floor, although the search VI tho seaFgoui-
alarms now on for qnor1nn, may result
In pulling them ont Of bed Senator Mills
wen; home to bed early this afternoon,
although he l. one Of tho most ardent Of
the repeal men. senator Coke l-ft u
mort while agO, few minutes before
midnight
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-13

AUSTIN, Tex. Oct. l2.-lspecial. The
suVrne court entered the following orders
today:
Western Union Telegraph company vs.
Walker; certificate Of dissent, fr N the
" clyi appeals Is reversed. and the O.ion
directed TO be certified for observance.
Davidson ", lknrd et III, from tlay
tioual railway company, FROM Nueces cHun.
~, APPLICATION for writ Of error rrftls ed
Motions for rehelring re oyerru'el N
national and Great Northern rai'wIy com
pauy, from Williamson county, Smith e.
al. W. Crosby Ct al. from GUY ston; Joncs
Daniel " Hutcheaou, from Harris county
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-13
PERSONAL,
nesidtnts Of Fort Worth who have yih
tors Npms other towns VIII vOufer a fn
yor cd The GuErtte by sending notice ul
tie fart to thls plprr.I

tResidtpts OF Fort Worth who have yisi.
tors Nun other towns VIII cOuter tn.
yor cd The Guzrtte by sending notice "
tie faet 10 tnis piprrI
Captain T. A. Koran and wife have
Just returned from very pleasant "trip
" Louisville, Ky.
Mr. q. Sinclair, conductor On the
CO.tOa Belt left Tor Chicago yesterday
vi l.Argryaut business.
Professor Alex uirschfelI leaves
thu lyaiug Tor a Short nip TO Wichita
Falls. lie viii return tomorrow moTu-
ing
Mas Rose Beck bUs returned from q
three months Walt in the North.
Mrs. Y. Il, Lee and infant child have
returngl t.Ol sulAuenng IA Los
Angeles, on.
Major Sam Hunt left for Denison yes
terday.
II. W. Daub Of Topeka was in For,
Worth yesterday.
Mis-. W. McLen and daughter OF
Ottawa, Ms, are guests Ut Ginocchlo's.
". 49,. Slosson. who has been with
the TtEas exhibit car. was in Fort Worth
yesterday.
Ben o. Smith and wife left last night
over the Rock Island for Chicago.
Captain NJ. Is. Lloyd has returned
from a trip TO New York.
Misses Josephine and Carrie Horribly,
who hive been visiting Ia Chicago ana
the East for the last two months, have
returned home,
d. I. Bomar left last night for Paris,
Tenn, 70 visit his father. who is very
IL,
%. l.. Byers Of Winfield, Kan. is
stopping at GinooMos.
frank Sbiel of Wcaherford was in
Fort Worth yesterday
j. Il. Blythe of Lougyiew was in the
city yesterday.
j. l.. Duly of Chicago Is guest at
GlnOccnlo's
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-13
RICHARD & PRNGLE.

Nothing succeeds like success, and
Richards and Pringle's Famous Georgia
Ministries are case IN point, Their
business has been On The increase each
season, and from the excellent press
notices they receive throughout the couu-
try it "a not difficult TO explain. 1t IL
strong company and the only recognized
legitimate colored organization on the
road. Ii Is headed by Billy Kersands,
whose Versatility has placed him as the
leading comedian OF his mcc Among
other notables are james White. Hill-
man X Vernon. Tom Brown, James
Moore, c. +. Alexander, w. o, Terry
the great Gauze, and the celebrated
Crescent City quartette Of last season :
Alabama"
The eompany will appear al Green
vale opera house, Sanrday, Oct. II,
IA tiuee aud night.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-13

The administration Of Cardinal Richie
lieu Is characterised by features alike
csnie ami tragic. Yaltaire as well as
history aocords TO Richelieu the credit
Of having been the true archlsect Of tie
French monarchy aud the parent Of
French civilization. ASKING weak an
NaciLating, an ambitious faYorite, who
scrupled az nothing 10 accomplish his
ends. constant series Of cOnspiglcies
against the minister nearly always in
y0lyed with treason 10 the state char
acterize the period through which Richie
lieu moved with lofty ease. crushing al
obstacles with an arrogant eouhdeucr
aud IN which the great Lori iCarllpal
fulhlled bis destiny.
HE Rchelisu Of Bulwers play il tke
Rlchelieu Of history He was a muu VI
two ehagGeters. II on the Oue hand ia
Is claimed he was cufty, inaexible aus
vindiUtlYe, on the other hand Il tie fact
that the uu,s IN which he lived required
6m, ~ self defense against tie p,ufs aud
eonspiyacies with which he was besst.
to meet craft with craft, intrigue With
intrigue; Yet, through il all shines IT,
glory Of his lore for France. that ths
wars be conducted were essential to The
ME OF France; yet, the people were not
oppressed with unjust taxes by reason
VI those wars and thai be left the kihg-
dom he had ruled in more prosperous
condition than al any preceding period
IN is history.
buiwer Lytion's play 70 founded upon
historical data. but the poetic ilcsnsa has
baen used mons too freely, perhaps, u
place the great cardinal upon the stage IN
lights calculated - fully show his two
ehsrastors. The cabals formed axninst
ReAehea were not inGted BY patriotism,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-13

CLEVELAND O.. oct 1.-THE summary
Of toiny's raclug at this place was as fol-
lows:
5000. Gertrude Hell won. asset second,
Pontiac Chief fhlrl. Dst time. 2;lG "a.
second race -2:2l -ciaS8 trQ tiug: purse,
SCnn Red I.lue Won. NJ J. Henderson sec
oul, Pocobguias Prince third. Best time,
2:l5.
Third rnre Notch race; rursa ~Ol. Jar.
~ won, Jim Joue second. Best time. 2:2
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-13
sourn A,nMcAN rnounI.E.

BUBNoS AYRES Oct. IL in ce'ehra.
tun OF the end OF che NAH here Wai today
grand military f1ie. peacr and g uhtF
have becu t,,st1red a. the country. except
IN eOme remote dlstricia,
Adylcrs from Rio Gsaud do sui IRE that
tlis Insurgents surprised and defa1tsd the
E1Vcrnmsni forces OK Quaraehi Killing two
hradred fcdertl tfnops.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-13

A Abbott. Morgan: wilson Rel. New
York; \ Bartlett, 81. Louis Uar9roy =
Dallas; Holland, seymour; A [ n.tc' ey
81. Louis; L W Mason chicago; q c Tiy-
lor, DalLul; II q 'foer W chl'r. $ 90
forth, ericsson; J w Hogg and wife, peca-
tnr: Z w Spencer Denver: A NJ DuSai.
Lexington, Ky; / W Tylrg and wife De.
ca;ur; W II Dlckey, Houston; W L Alc-
Gaughy, Austin; 5 W Mcdonnell 20.
Blur ]. Daniels aud wife. Austin; A "
Sgmuels Galveston; h L McFur,lud Cole
man. Pat Kelly. Austin: 4 Bryd, Gran.
bury; u Slaau, 81. Louis; Geo. Nick
Kinghsher, l. T., NJ L Go ding, wichita
Falls Ar Taylr, city; 7 A Madden, kau-
sas CITY; Sam Mcconnell. city; " q Sirach-
am. 81. Louis; II $ Bunting city: Il Il
Klmblo. Young county; sam Hunt, city;
Mrs. Wilson kneass Morris MS ronp ny .
A shannon Burnett o n Tomhs and
WIFI, Texline; L Ell on. city; A Woods
Wgth,rford; A Shristesqn Houston; \
Watson Charleston. III; G n las. PIN.
adelnhia; Mrs Z U Williams, guanAh; Il
l Dunman. Coleman; T } Rleuing, Rome,
Ga.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-13
WHEN NATURE

Need. assistance it may be ees. = =
lsr II promptly, but Que shou!' '..-,sil
Nj 10 use even the most peFiseI 4,
ouly when needed, The tssi 81
siuile aud gentle remedy y rs,,f,s..
If Figs, manufactured ey me
zig syrup company.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-13
X OF L. BALL.

The ball given by the local assss
knights Of Labor, No. 2222. last BID
was very well attended con siderinr
cool weather and the play al the tkel1
This was their fifth annual ball, and
effort on the part Of the committee n
spared TO make 1t a pleasant affair faf|
N ho were nr..seni L
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-13
nonR OF HOPE.

The attendance at this mission last
night was very large. Rev. l. a;
Wright preached good sermon and
several rose for prayer.
Rev. j. Morgan Wells will be the
sp1at;er toui nj. Everybody invite
Hall corner of Main and WeatherfoFd
sfrt.eSg
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-13

BRUNSWICK. Ca, ocs. ia-rhsse were
twcnty -elsht new cases Of yel,w fever re-
ported today, and ope drath. II has hsea
niniug hard since yester,iay, aud 4 storm
Ing ecisv Tonifhi .hr r-io II s. rRfin~ ~
rlis,sly. The rsfe Of mortality, Il 4 feared.
VIII be IN a fair way % increase.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-13
A BIG STORM
Is Now Raging on the Coast of Tlorl.
da-Thc tate OF T1 RS.
WORllMEN SCAIDED.

CHICAGO, Oct, Five men were
scaldcd 10y the bursting Of steam plug
IN ihv basement VI IS Wabash avenue
tA.s morning, William Ellis viii die
The s.F,ouly injured are Martin kchee,
Patr.ck Quinn, John Miller and John
Quincy
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-13
FORT WORRIES


The Fort Worth phaFaseg e'1 ,,
conner Aiain and biflh sreep y, y
great retail drug emporium anu ..;,s,.
6sad Tor ali kinds Of drug, .f y
snrgcal Instruments, meehaais.-as n
i've devices, aged eye glasses ~ 80
,scl.s psar-sight eye glasses au1 -
ies eolored and smsked Eiasse, "a )
ryns psrfumsFy. brushes, eenp1, ~
iisds Of toilet goods. frrsea.if Ri
specialty. We invite NAL efef
~ your patronage Is sslass-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-13

LOUISVILLE, Ky. Oct. 1.-THE Sc
'urity lAS brought sensational suit to-
ny "a. ust Nose, schwartz, Jennie
dwarf and the Colu,hbll Finance and
Trist company wish which latter. II Il
l.gad Moss Schwartz before he as,
ned ia q geS IN ley yaa!t, IL
lce1 bonds, notgs and evidences Of
bi for the purpose ot defrlr0ipe BIS
,dt0rs Judge liaid Granted ~ Ia.
nlc,ion 10 prevent defendants from hav.
w access 10 tho box.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-13

All members Of Fort Worth Ruling
No. 34v,. Eraternal Mystic Circle, are
egmInapded to report at hall, corner
Houston and Fourteenth streeis. ut .
O'Clock this morning to attend the
funeral Of our late brother. p, d. Binyon.
by order Of y. H. BOYD,
II. b. Cooke, Worthy Recorder
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-13

CHICAGO. Oct 12.-Hon. NJ. Y. Bry-
an Of Tennessee was today unanimously
reelected presiderS Of the Sorheru Inia5>
state Immigration association.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-13
mo nr lANnLno ARrAuls.

RIO nR IANEiRo, oef. i2-The~ vfs
de-'ltosy nzing this Afternoon between the
nNr;s aa4 ehc r-bel squadron
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-13
no4rD ARRIVALS.


W y Beuamy. Florence, Ala.; W p Lam
sor, Flornce. Ala; Cha-, SEIZED, ST. Louis
X II Alexander and wife. 90 eman; u
Carey, Dallas: Y L Shakespeare, % Grad ,:
A W puyal. Lexington. Ky. A L Nelsen-
ger, Lexington, XIV; A W L'lanl, y.
Louis; Joe Miller, Ninneld, Kan; W Q Ell
wards, Indian Territory. 5 Caufmun.
Dallas; llrs. U L Aleu Taylor; Mics Roxy
BOYD, Mexia; ! NJ Hickman, Milwaukee;
Henphriu, milwaukee; MIS- W watson,
Abilene; J | Campbell I1mplsAs; Ell Me-
Comick Duck; n, \. Wasou, 81. Joseph;
" Lee aud wife, Arizlnla; s q Pay Nan.
sAs City; 4 Moody, COmauche; y Car
yer. uenrlettu A Moody, WirI' Fslls:
. Panty Tyler; c q Con.sy. EaSi and
John Darlton Elstland; T wes tharly.
New York; L HIS, rhil delphlo: Mrs.
Ely Shernan II II Clark, Chica,J; n Ford,
BrOwnland; Mrs. Diaper .Irowaland; A
Jewott, Hernryton, kau. I llagan, Bon
ham; ID Caswell, Missouri X ) hoileu,
Dallas; J9e. 4 poun, A 5 sulqsley, y L
Cottey Wellington. o.! Z W AL r, Kan
sas City; W W Walton, Austin; Il Min
ford Uland' G ] Ryler, Maias 9 a.. Coon,
Weatherford; Geo, slump On. Mes hertor ;
W " Ward, EnnLs; II Todd Virginia
] I I.oyeiOy, St Louis l. W Cd ers
Chicago ] Vaughn, 81. Louis; Q { Duld,
New York; J Q Buckner, Jhlelgoi V \
spike, Cincinnati J Gaitzsch ". L Uis
Il l. Reutson. Chicago; A Walker and
wife, New Mexico.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-13

Oct Is 70 - inclusive "The Grent
Rock Island route" will sell tickets 70
Chicago snd ratpgu as rtte Of $3.50
Good for return until Nov. Is. Pull
nan sleeping ears aud reclining chair
cars ~ Chicaeo without change,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-13
CONSOLIDATED COTTON BELT
BULLETIN.

GALVESTON, Tex, Oct 12.-tSpe-
cial. The following is the averag e.
maximum, minimum and rainfall, for
the preceding twenty four hours:
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-13
TENAs WEATHER BULLETIN

GALVESTON, Tex. Oct. 12.-(Spe-
cial. Following Is she maximum and
ioinimum temperature for the preceding
twe1ty-fUur h0nrs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-13

MONMOUTH, s. O, Der. ia..isey. J. c.
Etetsrs q els saiy WAS sizssaded iroin
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-13

TAs total Gre losses In snn .sss'l.
from January ! TO Auguss =, 81 a2I ~
to Fire and Water. was az
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-12-17

the first rhythmic notes Of the beautiful
Mendelssohn march, and the wedding
party entered the parlOr. First came
Mr.. Harry d. Ankle, brother OF the
bride, aud Lee Lowe. Of MoundSville,
followed by Mr. j. L. Henderson and
Miss Mary Thompson, and Mr.. Charles
r.. Cunningham and Miss Blanche Pen
nell. The bride and groom brought up
the rear, preceded by little Nellie Pen
nell, OF Columbus, a winsome child, who
acted as aower girl.
The bride was dressed 10 cream bro
caded silk with diamond ornaments.
Mrs. Arkle brought the lovely costume
from Charleston, s. c.. In her hand she
carried q bouquet Of fragrant roses.
Miss Pencil was dressed t|astefully and
elegantly in yellow silk with white lace.
Miss Thompson was becomingly attired
ln green silk with white lace. Each
bridesmaid carried fragrant flowers.
The impressive ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. DR.. w. Il. Cooke, pas
tor Of the Second Presbyterian church.
After an excellent wedding spread Mr..
and Mrs. Glass departed for a short
honeymoon tour. Upon their return
they will live at Els Grove.
-
What promises to be one Of the most
notable society events Of the season,
will be the third annual reception and
ball to be given by the Fort Henry club
70 it's members and lady friends on the
evening OF December Goth, commencing
at S O'clock. Nearly W hundred in
vitatiOns have been issued.
The ladies' division OF the Mozart
Singing Society gave another enjoyable
Katie Visite Thursday afternoon and
evening. The attendance was unusually
large.
A pleasing birthday party was given
Monday evening at the home Of John
Cummins, 231S Main street. About
t~hirty-fye young folks were present,
and all enjoyed a delightful eason Of
games and music. Those present were:
Chas. Wells, VIM. Fee, Sherwood Fee.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-12-17

News OF the Baas. ana no.tnsa Along
TIE Ohto.

News OF the Boats n Bostmsa Along
tl:e Onto
The ]. H. Mcconnell passed down al
/ D. M. with q tow OF coal, and the
Elaine up At 8 p. m, with a tow Of
crossties.
The Bedford passed down at 4 o. M.
for Newport; the Sunshine up for Pitts
burg at ) q. m, and the Iron Queen for
Cincinnati at 10 a. m.
The Sunshine, Capt. Charles Muhl-
man in command and Mack Gamble
chief clerk, will leave this city on her
first regular trip next Tuesday in the
Cincinnati trade.
Capt. Phil Anshutz, q Of the pilots
on the Hudson, aud who has been on
the river many years, says that nayiga-
ton has been improved At LogStown By
the cross dkye put In at that place.
The entire coal feet Of Pittsburg has
passed over Capt. Shriyer's sand piles
without the slightest trouble, and there
is no possibility OF any trouble. The
wharfboat is still whole and unharmed.
The packets scheduled for to-day ara
the Ben Hur for Pittsburg at 5 a. M,
the Lizzie Bay for the same port at q
q. M, and the Keystone State at : q.
M; the Sunshine for Parkersburg az
noon
Capt. Carpenter Is expected at arrive
this morning from Cincinnati, and will
at once commence, so IL is said, remov-
ing sunken coalboats and bargeS out Of
the way. II would have been better II
this work had been commenced a week
ago: II there Is a risesto-day, as expect
ed, the job will be mucn more difficult
TO get through with. II is expected
that Capt. Carpenter will use the tow
boat. J. C. Fisher and Hullng's dredge-
boat. -Pittsbiug ComHnerctdEGdzeic.
The marks on the landing last night
indicated l3 feet OF water Ia the chan.
mel and rising, and with rains reported
at points above and the river rising,
prospects point to a good stage OF water,
which will permit all the coal 10 go
south and will make the river interests
generally happy. 1t "a too early lasI
evening to predict with any degree Of
certainty tho probable proportions OF
the rise, but IL will be greater than for
many months. II is unfortunate that
so little shipping is being done at pres
ent, as otherwise all the packets plying
the upper Ohio would re.enter their
trade.
On. CITY, PA, December 16.-Riyer
II feet 3 inches and rising; cloudy aud
cold.
WARREN, PA. December 6.-River Q
feet 8 inches and rising; cloudy aud
cold.
MoRGAHrowN, w. VA, December 10.
River i feet 4 inches and risingi
cloudy and cold.
GREENSBORO, PA, December 4e~A
River : Feet 7 inches and rising; there
has been a light rain, turning TO snow
to-day.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-12-17

Davidson aud wife, Mr.. Jones and
wife, MI. F. T. Bourne and wife, Mr..
j. Patterson and wife, Mr.. Deaken and
wife, Mr.. A. Dawson and wife, Miss
Maude Scarborough, Miss A. DrilIer,
Chas. Bourne and daughter, Mrs. B..
Barnes and others.
~
Mr.. Richard Fair, Jr., entertained
the Junior Endeavor Society OF the
First Christian Church, at his home,
No. 1912 Jacob street, Thursday even
ing.
Mr.. Joseph Wasmuth vas a hos
pltable host to a number Of friends at
his home on the South Side, Tuesday
evening. The event wssi 10 the nature
Of a house warming, Mr.. Wasmuth
having recently moved into his new
house.
Mr., Charles Stahl and wife were
pleasantly surprised by a number OF
their friends at their home on South
Jacob street. the occasion being the
sixth anniversary Of their wedding.
Mr.. R. NJ. Gilleland and wife enter
tanned a number of Wheeling friends
with a dinner at their home on Gravel
Hill, Bellaire, Thursday evening.
~
The first OF the series OF f~ortnightly
receptions to DO given TO present and
former pupils Of Prof. John Mullen's
dancing academy took place last
Wednesday at the Calumet Club rooms,
on Main street. Like similar affairs
last season, it proved very enjoyable.
Prof. Killmeyer made the music for
dancing.
-
The residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. o. A.
Cockayne, at Leahursh near the city Of
Moundsville, was gracefully decorated
with smilax and ferns on the occasion
of the marriage Of their daughter, Ger
trude, to Charles Clement Schwab, a
prominent young business man OF
M%oundsville, on Thursday, December
14th, 1898. The wedding took place at
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-12-17
THE RAILROADS.
Local Notes From the Various Local
Centres.

Local Notes From the Various Local
Centres.
The gravel train, being used on tho
Panhandle between the Top Mill and
Benwood, was taken of yesterday
evening. Thirty.fve men were given
employment.
PERSONAL: Thomas Percel, a b. &
o. conductor has gone to mis- home Ia
New Jersey, to spend the holidays.
Patrick Horn, the section boss, has
gone 10 Cameron to spend the Holidays.
The B. 81 o. Grafton accommodation
due in the city at 1920 o'clock yester-
day morning, was three hours late. A
box car jumped the track at Mounds
vile, causing the delay. No one was
injured.
The b. & o. dining car, completely
remodelcd and fresh from the shops at
Mt. Clare, Md, is laying at the old
round house switches. The car is a
beauty, and Captain Webb, is the ac-
commodating gentleman in charge.
S. A. Myers, the new travelling pass
euger agent, OF the Union Pacific, with
headquarters in Pittsburg, was In the
city yesterday on his first trip. He has
the position vacated by s. c. Miioourne,
who has been transferred to the south
in the employ of the same road.
The b. & o. is having trouble again
with the land slides at the Narrows, be-
tween here and Moundsville. AS the
Baltimore express was nearing this
point yesterday, a large amount OF
earth slid To the track. A force OF
shovelers being on hand, the tracks
were cleared. delaying the train about
an hour.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-12-17
mINERs, STATEMENT
Regarding the Trouble In Bakers Nine
In North wheeling.
~ rs.--<h pro<.fs-

Regarding the IA In Eine
in North wheeling.
To the Editor Of the Rs0tstsr:
SIR:-Please allow US space In your
valuable paper to acquatnt the public
with the difficulty existing atthe axe
mines, situated in North Wheeling. 1t
will be remembered that a few weeks
ago the coal operators OF Wheel
ing and vicinity, owing 10
the present industrial depression,
and abe condition of the coal tradeg gen.
orally, thought they were justified In
asking for q reduction OF twenty-five
cents per hundred bushels in the price
of mining. The miners, after being
notified, called a meeting, and after
considering the matter concluded to
accept the reduction asked for, ana
all went to WORK except Mr..
Baker, who, it seems, was
not satisfied with being placed
on an equality with the rest Of his COM
p~etitors, but demanded = reduction OF
fifty cents per hundred bushels. The
miners working in Mr.. Bakers mine re-
ported the matter to their local, who
placed it In the hands OF the
Diitrict Board. who visited Mr..
Baker, but failed TO arrive
at any settlement, as Mr.. Baker seemed
to show no disposition to act fairly, but
was determined TO have some advantage
over all other competitors. aud finally
told the men that unless they accepted
his terms, they could quit, which they
did, and we hope all union miners will
steer clear of these mines until such
time IS the trouble is settled.
II. A. FOSTER,
JERRY MEADE.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-12-17
Election OF Relief Corps Omcers.

The regular meeting OF e. Stephens
Relief Corps, No. 5, department. OF
West Virginia, was held in Helm
brighps hall on Thursday evening the
l4th inst. The annual election OF
officers was held, and the following
ladies' were chosen for the ensuing
year:
President, Julia A. Burtt; Sr. Vice
President, Julia C%avanGugh; Jr. Vice
President, Esther Furguson; Secretary,
M. Belle Kahn; Treasurer, Jennie
Spears; Chaplalne, Jane Cole; Conduc-
tor, Rose Bryson; Assistant Conductor,
Lizzie Werdman; Guard, Miss Ted
Edge: Assistant Guard, Lille Mitchell;
Delegate TO Department Convention,
Lizzie Weidman and Tad Edge; Alter
mates Title Mitchell and Esther Fur
gusioh.
The officers reports Tor the past year,
show the Corps to be 10 q iourishing
condition.
They passed a resolution OF thanks to
all those who were on the PROGRAMME
of their anniversary which was held
last Monday evening.
The ladies are now arranging Tor a
public installation OF officers, which
win occur on the evening Of the second
Thursday Of January.