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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-06
MARTINS FERRY.
navs aaa arishaps in tho Thriving City
Across the River.

The ordinance granting tho Wheeling
& Lake Erie railroad right OF way for
extending its line along the river front
from the Terminal Junction 70 the
Union bridge, across the Cleveland,
Lorain 4 Wheeling railroad and down
the road TO the city limits, has been
passed TO its second reading.
Asa Deyault, OF Chicago, who has
been visiting his parents and friends in
Martins Ferry for couple OF weeks,
will return to-day. He has q good post
tion in o drug storO there.
Charles Mcclure, a hatcher at the
Etna.standard mill, who resides In the
Third ward, had his wrist badly cut
yesterday by falling on some iron.
Tho Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling
railroad has placed q new switching
engine in the Martins Ferry yards On
account Of the increased business.
Hereafter no persona will be admitted
10 tho tinuing or picking departments
in the EEna-standard mills without
permission from tho Office.
The Independent Hose Team will 60
10 Toronto to-day on the II o'clock
train to take part in the Fircmen's
tournament.
Ralph Heaton and Robert Mckee
will leave to-day for Hendricks, W. Va,
on their bicycles. They will DO gone
ten days.
The average yield Of oats on the
Robert Fiuney farm, buck Of Martina
Ferry. was thirty.seVep bushels to the
aero.
Moses Mccain. John Rice, Mel
Westlako and Frank Powers are fishing
and hunting on saltwater.
A charter has been applied for by the
Odd Fellows and Red Men 10 erect q
building on Fourth street.
Miss Lena Mckay returned last night
from Delaware, where sho attended tho
funeral Of her uncle.
Judge Walter Ong, OF Cleveland, Is
visiting relatives here. He attended
the fair yesterday.
Mrs. Martin Myers, who resides on
Indiana street, was badly used up yes
terday by fall.
Capt. William u. Orr, who has boon
sick for long tino, continues 10 grow
weaker.
Mr.. J. B. Montgomery and family
spont yesterday on Short Greek.
Mrs. Frank Barr aud child left yester-
day to visit In Guernsey county.
A. W. Hood, OF Canal Dover, is visit.
Ing his parents here.
John NJ. Henderson has returned
from smithheld.
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uENRY or NAVARRE
Wins the BOY Stakes From Banquet, Y
rambion aud Other Good Horses.

Wins the boy stakes From Banquet, 70
Tambion aud Other Good Horses.
NEw Yoax, Sept 6.-The greatest
amount of discussion to-day AT shCeps-
head was In the handicap at milo and
a furloug. In tho Bay stake Horny of
Navarro, Banquet, Yo Tambien and
Sir Walter were the only horses loft,
and that was tho order OF iayoritism.
Slmns on Banquet did q good deal Of
crowdlng, but Taral outrodo him and
landed the thrce-year.old In tho first
place by head. Summary:
First, Futurlty course-Rubicou, ll6
(Midgely), 3 to s, won; timc. 1:l0 DO.
Second, Futurity course-Magnotism
colt, lis (simmsJ, to 10. won; limo,
I'LL as. Third, ono mile, selling
Anna, 98 (H. Jones), s to /, won; time,
1:40 10. Fourth, one mile and an
eiehth-Roach, .117 (Hamiltou), 81 TO l,
won; time, 1:5S So. Fifth. Bay stakes,
ono mile and Observation-Disclosures
Of Navarro, 112 (Taral), 4 to 5, won;
time, POP So. Sixth, Partridge stakes.
six furlongs on turf-Harry Reed, ITO
(simms), ito 4, won time, l:l425.
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Enstoru ohio Firemeu,s Tournament.

The tournament Of tho Northeastern
Ohio Hremen's Association will DO held
at Toronto to-day and tomorrow. The
programme is as follews:
Thursday-Recoption to visiting are-
men; lremcn'q parade ut l o'clock p.
m. llorse race Immediately after the
parade; pony race, the prize for this
race will DO fine horse blanket; goat
race, tho prize will be pair Of So shoes,
second prize fine pocket knife; the
wheelborrow race. sack race and foot
raco will follow; q grand bail will be
given In the evening, music by Aldrick's
orchestra, Of stcubenville.
Friday-Grand bicycle road race at 8
o'clock a. M; boys bicycle race, $3.50
O. m.; base ball game at tho park, 0 a.
IN. Afternoon the hook and ladder
race and the hoso race will take place.
Among the hose companies that will
run arc Martins Ferry, Salem, East
Palestine, East Liverpool, New Phila'
delphia, Bellaire and Coshocton.
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nIouNDsvfLLE.
A Miscellaneous 0reIRngc OF Minor Mat
tiers from AInrshalrS Metropolis.

turs from 6IRrshairS Metropolis.
]. E. Hooten, trustee, sold pioco OF
ground in the Sneider addition yester-
ddy, at the front door OF the court
house. Tho purchaser was W. A.
stoetzer. Of Wheeling, at 1915.
Tho Grand Castle Of the K. G. E. is
still in session here, but will probably
end Its labors to-day. A number oil
tho representatives were shown through
the penitentiary yesterday.
Riggs Bros. yesterday finished drill.
ing tho test wells for the water company.
There seems to be plenty aud It Is Of
good quality. The orRill DO given
a test to-day by experte.
Tho annual meeting Of tho stock.
holders Of tho Homo Building and Loan
Association will be held on tho 2Sth
inst, at which time board OF directors
will be elected.
A marriage license was issued by
Clerk Lewis to Erastus Miller, OF Lou
densvillc, and Minnie Ferrcll, OF Pleas
ant Valley.
Lloyd v. Parsons, Of Wetzel county,
and Mary Booth, OF Marshall, were
married on Tuesday by Rev. G. W.
Grimes.
sheriff @ @. Mathews and Deputy J.
7. McCombs will leave for New Cum
berland to-day to attend tho reunion.
E. B. fisher went to Pittsburgh yes-
torday to visit relatives and take In the
G. A. R. encampmeut next week.
RS Peters has finished his contract
with the county OF getting out limcs
stone for tho Waynesburg road.
Tho new residences OF William McCon.
key and W. s. Powell arc nearing com.
pletion.
RI. Marshall, Of tho prison guard
force, left for Romney on visit to rela-
tiyes.
Tho sheriff has tlniahed making out
the new tax bills for tho Second district
Miss Rcbccca Parker, Of Friendly, is
visiting friends hero.
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Perhaps no local disease has puzzled
and baGied tho medical profession moro
than nasal catarrh. While not immc.
diatcly fatal 1t is among tho most
nnusoous and disgusting ills tho flesh q
hoir to, and tho records show very few
or no cases Of radical cure OF chronic
catarrh by any Of tho many modes Of
treatment until tho introduction OF
Ely's Cream Balm few years ago. The
success OF this preparation has boon
most gratifying and surprising. No
druggist 10 without it. MwR&w
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NnDnQ n0nnUI Ask to 500 our spr.
HMM tIlIiII0 oini limos mt 80 nnd
Zoo, All shades.
EMSiIEIMEIES,
Eleventh Street.
Attention, 1,n,ly cnde. corp..

Having recently connected with our
largo merchant tailoring establishment
department for tho manufacture oil
uniforms, we are conAdent that we can
quote lower prices aud giVo you botter
satisfaction than over before attempted
in Wheeling. Our goods arc all custom
made, and a perfect ft in zach and
every caac guaranteed.
Our price, which Is Sl3 80 a suit for
the bost quality OF goods, dcfiNs compc-
tition, Suits with knee trousers SIC 80.
Call and wo will tako great pleasure in
showing you goods and attending to
your wishes.
MoRroH @. .srour 4 Co.
John L. Rico, Manager,
Undor McLuro House.
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season. MeCIeary pitched giltedeed
ball and had great support Martins
Ferry I, Coshocton 2; hits, 8 and 0; err
rors, and !; throe-base hit, Prince.
Batteries, McCleGTy and Miller, Damon
and FitzSimmons.
Martins Ferry has won 20 out Of "a
games on the trip. Tho team 10 coming
homo this week.
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BRooKLYx, Sept. 5.-FoutE's boys put
up flne article OF ball at Eastorn Park
this afternoon, and as result they de-
fcated Cleveland in q we'll contested
game. Tho fielding Of Griffin, Corcoran
and Childs wero tho features. Score:
Cleveland tdi ......,."....i Q Q Q 0 Q. O. i
Earned runs, Brooklyn .. Hits. ! aud g.
Errors, none. PItchc1. Kennedy aud Young
I'mnife, LYNCH,
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CiNcrsSXrr, Sept 5.-1t was an of
dav at Latonia aud tho weather was
threatening. Summary:
First, selling, seven furlones-Clinty
won; time, 1:29. Second. mile and
twenty yards-Fraulein won; time,
I:44f. Third. milo and eiehth-1da
Pickwick won; time, 1854. Fourth, ono
mile-Lindolett won; Charity second ;
Zeophile third; time. l:49S. Fifth, five
MISREPRESENTATION won; time, l:O53.
Sixth, Eve furlongs-Whif won; time,
1.07I go
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-06

NEW Yoax, Sept. 5.-The Fleetwood
grand circuit trottirg to-day was OF a
high order. The race Of tho day was
for 2:1l class trot In which Phoebe
wilkes was tayorite. She made break
at the outset Of tho arut heat and BIC
Henry laid her 10, Altar winning In
2:l1l. Wilkes took the next heat With
out any trouble, Alar breaking badly.
The third heat appeared to DO decisive
as both the conteuding trottcrs moved
the entire milo without making mis-
take. Altar outiooted her rival neatly,
making the mile in 2:l14. The next
heat was won by the Wilkes marc after
desperate drive in the stretch. Il was
dark when this heat was trotted and
the deciding heat had to BIO carried over
until tomorrow. Summary:
2:25, class trotting, Speedway purse
S3.O0O-Happy Lady. b. M, by Happy
RussoI, first; E. l. Robinson, second
Clemmie, third, Little Ethan, fourth.
Time-2:Is9; 2:i0; 2:20t; 9,2E; 800.
2:S3, class trotting-Psyche, ch. t., by
Wilkes Golddust, first; Sally Simmons,
second; Happy Minnie, third. Time
2,153; 2:l7;2:29
2:ii, class pacing-Raven, b. M, BY
Alcantara, first; Doc sperry, second
Ella Eddy, third; Whisper, fourth.
Timo-2:l19; 2:1lt; 2:1lt.
All, class trotnng IuuflnishOdl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-06
WORLD OF SPORT.
Great Racing az Fleetwood Park
Yesterday Afternoon
PHOEBE Wilkes And SPEEDY ELgR

Battle for Supremacy and tho Contest
is Postponed on Account of Dark.
neas-Pttsburgh Ball clnb Again
Meets Old hollow Eyed Dofeat-Tho
Three Leaders Agaiu VIVA New
Glass A Bicycle Record = Other
Sporting Nowa.
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Earned runs. New York 3. First on errors,
Pittsburgh 1. Left on bases. Pittsburgh $. Now
York g. First on GalIS or EhrUt ., on RuSlo D.
Struck out, BY Hhret 2. by Rusie 3, Home run,
Van Haltrcn. Stolen bases. stcuEcl Weaver.
Double plays, Fuller and Doyle. rassed balls,
Earrcll L L'nplre. McQnNle. limo. less.
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WASHINGTON. Sept. BIN tho ninth
inning to-day, when It was getting
dark, tho visitors wero playing very in
differently nud not trying to put mon
out and Umpire Belts declared tho
gano forfeited. Attendance, 1850
Score:
Warrington .......,...o o 90 oO4 O. :
81 LouIs................,.yO o . 0 90 ? 0 - I
Earnod runs, Washington O. 81. Louis T. hits.
10 and IL Errors, and !. Pitchers, S;0cldale
and Hawlcy. Umpire. Detts.
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Vow Clnss A. Records.

spRyNoprEIp, Mass, Sept. 5.-F. H.
Allen, Springfield, broke the worlds
bicycle record Glass A., (pureamatcurs),
flying start paced, and standing start
paced at Hampton Park this afternoon.
Time. flying start 1:5S:e.b; quarter,
81 3.5; ono.third, 81 So; half, IS 3D.;
two-thirds, 1913 1.5; three quarters,
1927 S.5. Standing start milo in 2:02 As.
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept 5.-scoro,
ccih neiaS1Ea..... ......."
Earucd RUS, Philadelphia 10; Cincinnati I.
HIS. . opd u. Erron. and & Pitchers, CarTCy
and Fourier and Dwycf. Umpire, Emslio,
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Martina Very wins.

CosuoCrox, O., Sept 6.-Martin's
Ferry did great work to-day, defeating
CoShocton in tho finest game Of tho
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BALTIMORE, Sept G-scoro.
e esieaRS..:. ID 8 8 555GG % %
Earned rnus IhAImorU .; Chicago I. Hts.
u and .. ErrOrs, I aud I. Pitchers, Gleason
and HutGhiSOn. Umpire, KeCfo
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New Yonx, Sept. 5.-The grand pitch.
ing was tho feature OF to-dsy'a game.
Attendance 5000 Score:
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A force Of ono hundred mon Ia at work
on tho new dam below Beaver.
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Tho "Champs" Win Out.

BosroS, Sept. 5.-NIchols and Camel
continued thoir good record Us q bat
tory. Score:
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Earned runs, boston S, LU1iiEyillo .. Hits. IS
aud 8. Errors. aud / Pitchers, S!cols and
Wudsworth. Umpire, Hurst
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-14
A DISTINGUISHED GATHERING.
Representatives OF the Associated Press
Newspapers Of the Country in Chi


Rspresentives OF the Associated Press
Newspapers OF the Country in Chi
cage.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, February "a
A special car attached to the Pennsyl-
vania railroad limited train which left
Broad street station at 1920 o'clock this
afternoon for Chicago bore distin-
guished party of newspaper proprietors
and publishers, who will attend the an
Dual meeting OF the Associated Press in
Chicago tomorrow. The party is made
up as follows:
From adelphia-Clayton McMi-
chael, the North american; Robert j.
Cook, the Press; William f. McCully,
tho EUentRg Bulletin, and James Elver-
son. Jr., the Inquirer.
From New YORK;. S. Seymour, the
EUcRtRg Post; John A. COckerell, Com
merciaI Advertiser; w. V. Hester, Brook
I'm EdQIc; Arthur jenkins, Syracuse
Herald, and w. D. Chandler, Concord
N. H. Monitor.
From Baltimore-Gen. Felix Angus,
the american; Frank A. Richardson,
the sun; C. II. Grasty, Of the Nel0s,
and A. Beckh ofer, the Herald.
From Washington, Frank Is. Noyes,
EueRing Star.
In addition to the gentlemen whose
names are given aboue, S. 5. Carvalho,
of the New York World; Horace White,
of the New York EUeniRg Post; c. E.
Hasbrook, OF the New York Commercial
Advertiser; E. Il. Butler, of the Buffalo
AetOs, and others from New York and
New England went west by other
routes. All of the papers represented
are members of the Associated Press.
The meeting which will be held in the
recital hall of the Auditorium. will be the
largest and most representative gather
ing of newspaper owners aud publishers
ever assembled in the United States.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-14
MARTINS FERRY.

Yesterday Joseph Maule, of ColsraIA,
brought we'll filled two-horse wagon
load of provisions and clothing and de-
posted them at relief headquarters
here. The load was made up By Cole
rain citizens, who have consented to
lend a helping hand TO the destitute OF
our city. The good people OF that place
may rest assured that their efforts Will
not be forgotten by the citizens here.
After March first, the business now
looked after by Loyeioy & Vandevoort,
at the corner Of Fifth snd Walnut
streets, will be run by William Dopler,
he having recently purchased their en-
tire stock.
The Bernhard Listman Company, the
third OF the Y. NJ. c. A. course will be
here on February Gath. The company
consists OF eight persons, including
vocal and Instrumental artists.
Etna Conucil, o. U. A. NJ, will give
a mock initiation at the Opera House,
6eKt. Saturday night. 1t will require
twenty-five persona to- gPSEtt'ths perform
anGe on.
Unity Council, O. U. A. NJ, will give
a festival at Alex Linn's hall on Han
over street, on the evenings of Feb
ruary 23d and 24th.
Mrs. Thomas Shannon, OF Warren
ton, Ohio, returned home yesterday
after pleasant visit with friends and
relatives here.
Mr.. John Hukill is mentioned as a
probable candidate for city treasurer on
the Democratic ticket.
Miss Jennie McGrew was able to take
charge Of her school yesterday, after a
weeks illness.
Quite a number OF our citizens were
attending Court at ST. Clairsyille yes
erday.
The Belmont County Teachers Asso-
citation is to meet here some time in
April.
Mrs. Levi Jones, of Broadway, was
reported as not so well last evening.
Thomas Lewis has returned to Colum-
bus, after visit with friends here.
p. Coleman expects to be candidate
for assessor in the Second ward.
Paul Boyle. son of Rev. Boyle, is
threatened with typhoid fever.
E. c. Boyd left yesterday afternoon
for Philadelphia.
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Confessed His Crime.

LOUISVILLE, KY, February ia
special to the Post from Pineville, KY,
says: Robert Marler, who was hanged
here last Friday. made full confession
of his crime, although the matter was
not made public uLtil to-day. George
Smith, a prisoner with whom Marler
had become quite intimate during his
confinement, is one of the men TO whom
the story of the crime was admitted. A
we'll knowd Christian of the town was
also made confident. Smith stated to-
day that the dead man confessed that he
had done the killing, but pledged Smith
not to reveal the statement until after
the execution, as the condemned man
had lingering hope OF respite. Harler
said he was induced to commit the deed
by his brother George and Jim Wagner.
He said he hated to talk about it, for
fear it would 90 hard with George, but
be could not die with the appearance OF
a lie on his lips.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-14
BELLAIRB.

The annual report of the county COM
missioners will be published this week
in the Tribune and Democrat j. +.
Anderson, Esq, and Col. j. +. Charles
worth, two of the members of the COM
mittee appointed by Judge briggs to
examine the report, made long report
severely criticising the commissioners
for alleged reckless business methods in
the matter of holding meetings, pur-
chasing county supplies, etc. Prose-
cutting Attorney Weems makes q
minority report, letting down the COM
missioners much easier.
Miss Olive B. George, aged % years.
daughter of Andrew George, of Second
street, died OF typhoid fever yesterday
morning at o'clock. Miss George was
a quiet. modest young lady and duti-
full daughter. She worked as a COM
positor on the WHEELING REGISTER and
was constantly in her service. She was
a member of the Methodist church, and
the family have the entire sympathy Of
the community. The funeral will take
place at l o'clock Thursday afternoon.
lnterment at Rlverview.
One OF the greatest revivals ever held
in the South Belalre M. f. Church
closed on Monday night, with 40 Access
sious TO the church and 1T conversions.
The revival had been in progress about
three weeks and the pastor and work
ing members Of the church are COM
pIetely tired. The pastor, Rev. VIM.
Peregoy, came here with the reputation
OF being the best revivalist ia the
GAINESVILLE District, and he has amply
sustained that reputation. He is q
wonderful worker.
The Women's Relief Corps gave Mrs.
James Refer, Of the Fourth ward, a
pleasant surprise social on Monday
evening on the occasion OF her twenty
fifth birthday anniversary, and left
with her a handsome reminder OF the
day.
The Good Templars held IA interest
ing open meeting ct their hall last
evening. Literary AID musical exer-
cises aud g spelling contest were the
chief attractions. Quite a number OF
visitors were present.
There will be meeting Of the Muir
ply Relief Fund committee at the City
Hall tomorrow afternoon, February Is.
at .. D. M, in regard TO the distribution
of the fund. A full attendance OF the
committee is desired.
John R. Richardson, who dropped
dead Monday, was a member OF the
| Junior Order American Mechanics. and
will be buried under the auspices OF
that order this afternoon.
Dora Watkins had hearing in the
Mayors court yesterday, on a charge oil
keeping a house OF ili-isme, She was
recognized to court in the bond Of $500.
The Women's Relief Corps are max
ing preparations TO hold pound social
in Mrs. Paull's dining rooms next Tues
day evening.
Miss SsHIe Arnold, of Ozark. and
Miss Sallie Myers, OF Vallonia, are
guests OF Miss Allie Mellott. OF Rose
! HILL
A young son OF James CrisWelI. Of
Gravel Hill. IS seriously i'll with pneu-
monia.
Miss Lena Hunter. Of Moun1sville.
is visiting hrs. ", Chambers, OF Gravel
Hill.
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Inoendiaries Burn Two Hotels.

ST.. LOUIS, Mo, February ia
special TO the Post Despatch from San
Antonio, Texas, says: Fire this morning
at three o'clock destroyed the ST. Leon
ard and Central Hotels together with all
their furnishings. The hotels adiolns
each other and we're filed with guests,
all Of whom escaped, but mainly in their
night attire aud without baggage. The
loss Is placed at 500, 600. The new
court house was damaged SIS, 900. The
losses are about half covered bYinsur-
ance. Firemen Zantzinger, Ed. Har
grave aud K T. Sebastian were buried
beneath falling debris end seriously,
perhaps fatally injured. IncendiariSm
Is the theory. The fire began in the
Central hotel.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-14
THBTALBB7INBA
ExTEST on BIS MISDEEDS AS FIGURED UP
BY FIELDING.
Howard Has Little Chat With tie Nan Who
Draws Bis La cards and Long Jokars ior
hs Endrs ooaaEy and Part Of E1rops-Iaa
Hes. Successful Designs

t have discovered the man who makes
su the comic valentines. Yes, gentle
reader. it is true that one conscience
has 10 carry the entire burden. Per
haps you do not know how heavy that
burden is. Learn. then, that the per-
son TO whom I have referred draws
shout 600 valentine pictures every year,
and each Of them is printed 10 editions
OF Is. 600. Most Of them are sold
In this country, but there is also
quite an export trade with Europe
The most popular Of them run
through many editions. But let as
suppose that each Of them had two
editions That will give total OF
81. 600. 900 q year. Now reflect. further,
mat every one Of them is designed 20
make somebody swear, aud you begin
10 get an idea Of the terrible business
in which this artist is engaged. Let us
snppose that 2OOO0,0O0 OF them reach
their destinations, and that each indi-
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FOR SAIL

House 3 rooms. BRICK tufa
dots I'm Be.rele'e tilHt "a
$40 each.
House 8 rooms, brick al
rear. Eof street between l'r
Twenty fourth streets. tH
House o rooms. hgli.ll
condition, G. 500
Double brick horse MA
street. 800.
Rouse rev n focmf h -
$500. r,.
i2O feet, s5,5OJ ~....
House seven rooms Cli
Wheeling. sigJ1 s,l
House sight rooms f.ii ft-i
House i've flout b
Wheeling. 500 .., ..,.. ri
Lot ea,teuI Iolfitf. 49,. ~
House four ro3mh ''
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House four f9NM'' ~ -.
House three foonh $500 :,
House eight foonh s4''''
condition, t3lJs .,,, fa.
House four roon' ini '''''
500. t,stE..e
House 6rosmi asa
40 IN -
Finssuburbsn ho1' =
moderate price ut.. go
Ilotsin Fian, Wl.A
so5i0O feet. t2l0 saea. r,us
Slots on CaiIasi' i.- u
Fiusfsfm. ll3 acres y, -.
mi,egeast Of cify OBJ '.li ....,.rf
Market street bail5'h ~
Ous.half lot 81 ksI''
WhsslinE, Va .,s',r,rsa
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dictator of Johnstown mead.

PITTsBURG, PA, February 13.-Hon.
James b. Scott of this city, who took
charge Of affairs at Johnstown after
the great food and brought order out
of chaos, earning for himself the title
of dictator Of Johntown" died at 2:2O
this afternoon. He suffered from
diabetes and his illness is directly due
TO a general breaking up of his nervous
system from nervous troubles brought
on by his exposure during his work at
InhnStOWn.