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Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1894-03-28
Railroad Traffic Resumed.

RIsoN, Ark, March 26.-Freight and
passenger transportation has been re-
sumed on the Cotton Belt between Pine
Bluff and Texarkana. Trains are now
making schedule time.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1894-03-28
Duluth Grain.
pVLUTH March II

pVLUrH March 26, 1891.
WHEAT-No. hard cash, 61; March,
5S14c: May, e;a4c; July, G3c No. / N rthern,
cash. $3.50; March, t7c May, COS !; July, 6134c.
No. 2 Northern, cash, lG4c 40 B. 494c;
rejected 443Ic
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1894-03-28
Hic.n MS Hanoed

CHICAGO, March 23.-Higgins, the
murderer with whom Prendergast was
to have been hanged, was executed at
12:GS %, NJ.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1894-03-28

gast INSANITY case has been postponed
until Tuesday.
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Saturday. March "a.


The postoffice at Lower Brule, S. D.,
has been ordered 80 miles northwest.
Admisal Mello has been proclaimed
head of the provisional government at
Desterro
ST. Louis banks have lost $50, 900 by
forged checks. It is the work of pro-
fessionals.
Congressman Lucas of South Dakota
has decided to become a candidate for
reelection.
George G. Baker, the inventor of the
submarine torpedo boat, died in Wash
ington Friday.
Knights of Labor are preparing a
boycott on % st. Louis breweries con-
trolled by the English syndicate.
At Hayward, Wis, Tom Davis, who
stabbed John Day at O'Brien's some
time ago, plead guilty and was sens
fenced one year at Waupun.
George Dixon, the featherweight
champion, was knocked down and badly
stunned in a ''friendly bout" with Wal
ter Edgerton at an entertainment for the
benefit of the poor at Philadelphia. He
Was unconscious for minute and a
half.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1894-03-28
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
wednesday. March II.

Woo Chez, Chinaman, and Carrie
Walters, an Irish girl, were married at
st. Paul Tuesday.
Colonel Allen Sells, one of the orig
inal Sells Bros. of circus fame, died at
his home in Topeka, aged 56
Chorister, Foxhall Keene's great D.
year-old, who, in company with St.
Leonards ran in the American derby
last summer, has broken down.
Miss Alice Hicks of Napoleon, Ripley
county, Ind, college student, has
fallen heir to fortune of 800, 600. Her
aunt in Texas willed her entire fortune
to the young lady.
Eastbound shipments from Chicago
took another upward bound last weeks
The total was S9,619 tons, against So, 955
forthe preceding week and 89,615 for
the corresponding week of last year.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1894-03-28
Thursday March 22.


What is believed to be a case of gen
uiile leprosy has been discovered at
Newport, KY:
A Denver syndicate is negotiating for
the Detroit city railway franchise,
which expires this year
Fourteen hundred delegates are at
tending the state Christian Endeavor
convention at Detroit, Mich.
The marriage of Ferdinand Ward to
the wealthy Miss Belle Stoyer of Staten
Island occurred at Genesee, N. Y, at 3
o'clock.
The sugar bounties paid Tuesday
and Wednesday by the treasury depart
ment aggregated $533, 1862, all of which
went to Louisiana.
Secretary Smith has approved the ap-
plication of "Pawnee Bill'' for loan of
30 Sioux Indians to be exhibited at the
Antwerp exposition.
More than one half of the whole
number of presidential postofices have
been filled by nominations sent to the
senate since the incoming of the present
administration.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1894-03-28
Friday, March IS.


There is to be popular subscription
opened in Hungary for monument to
Kossuth.
Ten families On Lord Dillon Tough
Glynn's estate, near Castlereagh, have
been evicted.
Senator Colquitt of Georgia, who is
seriously i'll at Washington, shows no
sign of improvement
Rev. Father PheIan, editor of The
Western Watchman, has appealed his
dispute with Archbishop Kain to Mgr.
Satolli.
The Irish Times says that Thomas
Sexton, member of parliament for North
Kerry, has decided to relinquish his seat
in parliament.
The London Daily News says DR..
Nettleship, the oculist, believes an oper-
alton will fully restore Mr.. Gladstone's
normal powers of vision.
The rumor of Lord Rosebery's ap-
preaching marriage with the Princess
Maud Of Walse has been. revived with
considerable positiveness, but it cannot
be corroborated.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-04
Rannhlicnn OratorY.

The rumor that Messrs. Whitaker,
McMechen and Martin are soon to ad-
dress the Republican voters at the
Opera House is probably incorrect. In
fact it is understood Mr.. Martin has
lost caste with his A. p. A. friends since
ne nominated Mr.. Grogan for President
OF the Sixth Ward Republican Club,
Mr.. Grogan being au adherent of the
Catholic church; Mr.. Whitaker is said
to have asserted be would leave any
hall in which be was speaking If Mr..
Martin appeared upon the platform.
and it is whispered that Mr.. McMechen
has had intimation that further bursts
Of eloQuence from him could be dis
nenssd with. This leaves no one on deck
but Capt. Dovener and Mr.. Drabell,
and the Captain seems TO be afraid tC
come 10 town lest mis- attention is called
TO Mr.. Towards invitation to a joint
discussion Of the issues. No wonder
Mr.. Hervey has been brought in from
Brooke county, and that we have re-
port that Jake Kemple has been sent
for.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-04
SPORTING MATTERS.
RESULTS At JEROME PARK.

NEW YORK, October 3.-There were
practically two walkovers In to-day's
card at Jerome Park. For the first race
Maid Marian was at prohibitive odds,
and had 40 trouble 10 winning from her
only competitor, Miss Dixie. In the
Broadway stakes, all but Discount de-
clined the issue with Ssonenell, and the
big Dryer Splinter won as he pleased at
to 10. The only close finish was In the
fourth race, when four ordinary SELL
ing planters ran neck apart, end
Thurston, who was backed by his
owner, Pittsburg Phil, to win small
fortune, landed the money with Paris
second. while Setauket, who opened
favorlte, was last. First. six furlongs,
Maid Marian; l:1719. Second, six fur
longs. Uran; 1:02. Third. Broadway
stakes, Titan course, Stonenell; 1929.
Fourth, mile and furlong, Thurston;
200. Fifth, five furlongs, Mcintyre;
1:O1%. Sixth, half mile, Harris; :49Z.
Following are the entries at Jsrome
Park for Thursday, October 4: First,
400 yards, Halton 119, Black Hawke
l12, Agtuto IL, F!irt 107. Second, q
Kile, Kennel 113. Haroe 1l3, Nanki
Pooh lib, Phebus 113, Joe Colt l13.
Third, IL American j. G. handicap, Ban.
quet 100, Sir Excess lis. The Piper 100.
Fourth, Il, maidens, mohawk 106,
Pouch 103. Samaritan 103, RUFUS lob,
Achlever 100, Tree Top 100, Philistia
600, Ninevah 100, Tuscan 81, Countess
"a, Margaret 90. Vocality "a, Benefactor
81. Fifth, q, selling, Halton 49,
Armitage los, Trinculo los, Longdale
1902, Long Bridge 1o2, Gov. Sheehan
1922 Sixth. mile, selling, Jodan 107.
Long Bridge 1O5. McIntyre 102, Bandit
lO1, Florlnda 102, Little Matt 90.
Mr.. TEMPLE is DIsPLEAsED.
PITTsBURG, PA, October 3.-W. G..
Temple, donor OF the Temple cup. Is
dispeased that Baltimore aad New
York are to divide equally the receipts
OF the games to be played for the
trophy. He understood 65 and 35 per
cent. division had been agreed upon.
Mr.. Temple says it suggests a scheme
to merely make money.
LOST MONEY ON THE MEET.
Special to the Register.
STEUBENvILLE, O., October 3.-The
SteubenvlIe cyclers lost In the neigh
borhood OF three hundred dollars on the
races On Monday.
TRENTON, n. j., October 3.-Suts
have been brought in the y. 5. Court
here against the Eastern Rubber Manu-
featuring Company, Of this city, for the
infringement Of patents for pneumatic
tires, by Morgan g. Wright, Of Chicago.
WON ON A FOUL.
DENVER, Col. October 3.-Denver Ed
Smith won his fight with Lawrence
Farrell this afternoon on foul in the
sixth round. Freddy" Gallagher was
referee.
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SMOKY CITY LADS
SNATCH ANOTHER VICTORY FROM TIE MAR
TINS FERRY TEAM.
A Regular Singing Mach, in Which the PITTS
burg Boys Bzcslled-Ihs Sc0rs-Oihsr
Sporting Events.

Rain yesterday afternoon threatened
to spoil the game between Pittsburg and
Martins Ferry but the threatening
clouds broke away and gave things a
brighter aspect, and Pittsburg did Mar
tins Ferry up to The tune of p 10 13.
When the home clno came to the bat in
the first inning and scored six runs in
succession W hilePittsburg scored but one
run, it looked like the boys had deter
mined to do" the visitors. This was
not the case, however, as the visitors
settled down and only allowed the home
team 10 score two runs-up TO the ninth
inning, when they made five scores.
The game after the first three innings
was PLAYED in lIstless manner by both
teams. Davis, pitcher for the home
club. did fair work. Donovan, left
fielder for Martiu's Ferry, and Purcell,
right fielder, both got hard falls while
after "flss." Purcell STUN bled and fell
against the fenco'and Donovan fell in
the run.
Batting was hard and heavy through
out the game. The score is as follows:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-04
MARTINS FERRY.

What promises 10 be a very sensa-
tional case is slowly developing. A well
known Fourth street married man was
out calling on young widow Tuesday
evening when another suitor put in his
appearance. A lively scrap ensued, 10
which the Fourth street gentleman Is
said TO have been badly used up.
George SchelI, of Clark's addition. was
arrested Tuesday, for selling liquor on
Sunday. At the preliminary hearing
ne plead not guilty. He has employed
Lawyer Francis and intends TO light the
case. which is set for this afternoon al
two o'clock.
James Reese was fined 50 and costs
last night for assault, on warrant
sworn out by Simon Farnsworth. Thos.
Craig was fined S. and costs for fight
ing last Sunday night in front OF the
Baptist Church.
Miss Pearl McManpis has been elect.
ed 10 ell the vacancy in teachers caused
by the death of Miss Ruth McMannis.
The Plttsburg bail players left last
evening for Uhrichsville, where they will
play the Twin City boys another game.
Many out Of town people were at the
ball game yesterday, Wheeling being
well represented.
Miss Carrie Hobbs has returned from
a pleasant visit with Miss Lucy Heling,
OF Ellwood, Pa.
Loretta, a four-year-old child OF Peter
Daubmeyer, died yesterday OF kidney
disease.
The West Virginia glass works re-
sumed yesterday after two days idle.
ness.
Hon. n. K. Kennou, OF st. Glars
Vile, was in town on business yester-
day.
James Peters leaves this morning for
Pittsburg for a couple days visit.
j. r. Kinsey. OF Alliance, was in the
city yesterday on business.
Linde mill No. 3. at the Ktra-Stand.
ard, went on last evening
1T. Lewis and wife, OF Wellsburg,
are visiting friends here
Herman Hebrecht, Of Cleveland. was
in town yesterday.
Mrs. Willie Majors is recovering from
q spell of sickness.
Mrs. II. n. Campbell is home from
Holidays Cove.
Joseph Hanes was in St. clairsviIle
yesterday.
Mrs. A. r. Ong is home " yin.
tersville.
Burr Ni1oE is laid up Wit led
ankle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-04
COL. Y. v. ARNETT
TO ADDRESS TIE DEMOCRATS AT L 0. 0. !
HALL THIS EVENING.
4 Largo Attendance Expeoisd-A Republican
Rumor Which is Probably Incorrect.
A Masang a, Elm Grove
10 Night

This evening Col. w. w. Arnett, who
is just back from making sew eral ad-
dresses in other counties OF the district,
will address the members of the Young
Mems Democratic Club and Democratic
voters generally at l. o. o. Z. hall. The
announcement should be sufficient TO
fill the room, as Col. Arnett is one Of
the most eloquent, convincing and in
teresting speakers now before the peo-
pie. His addresses are always charac-
terized by earnestness, logic and rea-
son, and no man is better able to present
Democratic arguments, principles and
beliefs than he. Every Democratic
voter who can do so, should go to ODD
Fallows hall this evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-04
a Polo Team.

Atameeting of the skaters at the
North End rink last night 1t was decid-
ed to organize polo team for the
North End and one for the Second
ward. The members OF the North Fad
team will be com posed Of the following:
Bert Emblem Captain, Lou Beuter. b.
Dunlap, Ed. McKown, John Craftsman,
John Hoffman. The Second ward team
is as follows: 81. =. Faris Captain, John
Fading, Gus Mathews, Jim Hughes,
Will Drake, Harry Wilcox. The other
wards should get together and organize
as soon as possible as Wheeling has al
ways held the reputation OF being the
champion polo town OF the Ohio Valley.
The Pittsburg polo team will be down
sometime next month TO have a game
and Wheeling should be able to down
them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-04
Eeturns From Connecticut.

Hartford, Conn, October.-Re-
turns from all except two out OF l64
towns ia this State that held local cleo
tions Monday, show Republican gain
of % towns. The majorites are not
com plete yet, but indicate Republican
majority sufficient to elect Governor
without the election being thrown In
the Legislature at the November cleo
ton. OF the towns heard from, LOG
went Republican, 80 Democratic and %
were divided. Last year SO went Re-
publican, so Democratic and 20 were
divided. The two missing towns are
Sterling. in Windham county. and New
Fairfield, in Fairfield county. Both OF
these were divided 10 politics last year.
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SPECIAL. Fronts at 25s, Cuts
ID match. at THE LEADER,
1920 Main.
SMALL TALG

ainor IIsssr' Of Iaters's Briefly and
PithiY Told
THE Excelsior bowling team prac-
ticed at Fette's, last evening.
THE Board of Directors of the Peni.
Tertiary held short session yester-
daY.
The East End club will give grand
bsll on Friday evening, the Goth inst.
Mayors orchestra Will furnish the
music.
MAYER'S orchestra plays at Sycamore
Grove for picnic to-day, aud Friday
he plays at Wheeling Park for the q.
a. X. outing.
tbs Wheeling Street Railway Com
pany are busy putting the vestioules on
their cars, and are putting the cars on
the road as soon as finished. There are
several out now.
GEORGE BOBrEAUX has placed one OF
his improved natural gas burners under
the boilers at the County Intirmsry.
and it Is giving great satisfaction. One
is also in use at the Court House.
AN evening paper yesterday claimed
10 print more reading matter than any
other paper 10 the city. II had 21,OOC
words In yesterdays issue. The morn,
ing papers had $1,000 words each. Ii
had AIS inches of reading matter. Each
morning paper had $50 inches.
APATHY consisting OF Messrs. Isadore
Bowman, John Bowman, John Snider,
John Miller aud Louis Schwalo will
leave to-day with three two horse team:
for pav-paw hunt. They will &c
twenty-seyen miles up the river, and
will be absent for several days.
THE practice of begSars of all kinds
principally cripplss, working the street
ears and railroads, is growing very MO
notonous with the patrons OF the roads
Every day there are two or three o.
these people who work the Baltimore
g eOhio ard Ohio Piver roads an9 The
- 49,. ~
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2-kcirL 10 he Rfoisrsr.


MARIETTA, O., October 3.-The At
lantic Oil Company drilled well on the
Charles Perden farm at Tunnel Station.
five miles west OF this city, in the sand,
this morning. The drill only peue.
trated one screw in the sand when they
were compelled to close on account Of
tremendous flow Of oil and gas. The
tools were withdrawn and the well con-
nected with the tanks. She made
l26 barrels in two and half hours
and is still flowing at
the same rate. This makes her a twelve
hundred barrel we'll and the largest
ever struck 10 this part Of the country.
Oil men and citizens generally are great
ly excited. c. III. Cameron and George
Gould, son of the late Jay Gould, OF
New York City, are the principle owners
OF the well.
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was Never Married to Marie Wainwright

NEW YORK, October 3.-The action
brought by the actress, Marie VAIN
wright, for absolute divorce from Louis
James on the ground OF adultry with
Miss Hendricks, was dismissed before
Justice Ingraham OF the Supreme Court
to-day on her default. James set up
that he had married Miss Hendricks
Decemb Der "a, 1892. 1t was stated that
there had not been ceremonial mar
rage with Miss Wainwright.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-04

other play in America Hazel Kirte

other play in America Hazel kirke
enjoyed prosperous run OF 4s6 nights,
"Adouis' 603 nights. while "Humpty
Dumpty," with the inimitable George
Fox, was presented 4s3 times. Consid-
ering that this is farce comedy, pure
and simple, its long season was sudden
ly cut short in its very height OF pros
perity by reason of previous engage
ments entered into by the management
of the theater. otherwise it might now
be playing in New York with unlimited
success. Opera House Saturday night.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-04

Batteries, Gumbert and Mack, and
Davis and Miller; struck out, and l.;
hit by pitcher, Davis ?; bases on balls,
> and 5; two base hits, Smith, Weaver,
Hartman (2), off Padden (2), Purcell,
Troy and Nau; three base hits, Stencil,
Hartman (2), Gumbert and Prince.
Mack. Plttsburg's catcher, made a
great record yesterday. He was six
times at bat, making six hits and six
runs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-04
E1ci,smen, At steub.nvllIs.

STEUBESvILLE. o., October Am
old we'll at Gould's station, six miles
west of Steubsnville, upon which drill.
ing was started about three weeks ago.
was reported doing 200 barrels day
yesterday. There is great excitement
in the neigh borbood, snc 10 this city,
and two other holes sre being bored.
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as follows:
SATURDAYS Rnll Came.

The Cleveland base ball club will play
a. Irwln's Park, on the South Side,
Saturday, and it will be no easy matter
TO win from the Wheeling bows, who
will line up as follows: Nichol, centre
field; George, left field; Nicholson, sec
ond base; Glasscock, right field; Padden,
short stop; Westlake, third base; Leach.
first base. Westlake or Chambers will
catch, and Kennedy or Smith will pitch.
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LOCAL INDUsreIAL NOTES.
Points Picked Up Abpat the City Last
kRnuinr

Points Picked Up Aboat the City Last
Evening.
The Belmont factory, which was ex-
pected to go Oh yesterday, will not work
for some time.
The Wheeling Steel works started up
yesterday again after having been closed
for several days.
Both branches of the Wheeling pot
terry are on in full. The decorating de-
partments are on at night.
The skelp mill of the Wheeling Steel
works, which has been closed down for
some time, while the furnaces were be-
ing repaired, was started yesterday.
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Repub,ican Meetings.

This evening Hon. II. c. Hervey, of
Brooke county, will address the Repub-
licans of Triade!phia district at Elm
Grove, and tomorrow evening he speaks
at /. o. 0. L. hall.
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Eye. : scratched Out.

sTrUBrsvrLLr, O.. dssober s.-Tho..
Kelly, a seven-year-old Nhild living on
South street, who mas a habit OF teasing
cats. had one OF his eyes spfstched out
while pulling the tail OF feline yester.
day.
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now Abont That Challsngee

Capt. Dovsner and the Republican
Congressional Executive Committee
can't yet see their way clear to accept
the standing challenge of Hon, John A.
Howard, for a joint debate. What's
the matter with these people? Having
the best of the argument, as the Repub-
licans claim, they ought to hasten TO
embrace this opportunity ID demolish
Mr.. Howard and the Democratic cause.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-04

Lewis Paine, pastor of tho First NJ. Z.
Church officiated. Mr.. Williams has
accepted position as travelling sales
man for good house. The bride Is
daughter of DR.. Blackburn.
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AMUsE MEMS.
THE PRIMA DONNA.

An exchange says Of Inez Mecusker,
who appears as the stellar attraction In
the "Prima Donna" at the Opera House
Friday night: Talented Inez Mecusker
in the role Of the Seli.ad miring "Prima
Donna" won the admiration OF the aud
fence. Her posing in the third act as
Montana, the silver statue, was grace
ful aud artistic bit of work.
WIFE FOR WIFE.
The melo.dramatic masterpiece, "Wife
for Wife," will be presented at the
Grand the last three nights Of this
week. The scene OF this play is laid in
New Orleans, and the motives are those
which are peculiarly strong with the
hot-headed inhabitants Of the warm
climates. The house should be crowded
at each performance.
his NIBs, THE BARON"
OF this farcical comedy. which will
hold the boards at the Grand the first
three nights OF next week, the Pitts
bnrg Times says: aside from the
usual farce comedy features, the con-
csrted efforts of the company in an ollo
of Interesting spectacular features.
Songs. dances, drills and pantomimic
din ersities found great favor with the
la audience present.
~ A TRIP Te CHINATOWN.
4 Among the early attractions booked
AT the Opera House is the stelliRg f6fco
comedy Hoyi,Su - - thin atown,"
,ssIill i w. {; ;
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Gave Birth 90 TrIpI{sa.

spe -ialto The Register.
STEUBEHvILLE, O.. October s--hrs.
Daniel Marker. OF Island CYsk town,
ship. last night gave birth 1Plets(
Mrs. Marker is so yesrs Ole
married daughters
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The sixth Ward Democracy.

The Sixth ward Democracy will be
addressed by Col. w. w. Arnett at
Kemple's hall, Monday evening. AS
usual the Sixth warders will turn out In
large numbers TO greet the Colonel.
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LAST EVENINGS FOOT RACE.
II. c. Prosser Won, with jesse McCaus-
land Second.

The five mile foot race, under the
auspices Of the Anadora Club, which
took place last evening, from the five
mile post on the National road near
Elm Grove to the City Hall, attracted q
good deal of attention. Ii. G. Prosser
won tie race, with McCausland second
and Hercules third. George McKown
and II. C. Clifton were ruled ut,and AL.
Redman failed TO finish. The time was
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Zwilling-Yeagcr,

At ten O'Clock yesterday morning, at
st. Alphonsus church, very pretty
wedding took place, In which the happy
contracting parties were Mr.. George +.
Zwilling, OF Cleveland, and Miss Jose
phine Yeager, Of this city. After the
ceremony the newly welded pair were
driven 10 the home Of the brides parents
on Eighteenth street, where an informal
reception was held, followed by an elab-
crate dinner. Mr.. and Mrs. Zwilliug
left in the afternoon for Cleveland,
where the groom is prosperous buSi-
ness man,
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TBB OIL FtLDS.
A Twelve Hundred Barrsler Struck
at Marietta Yesterday.
IT IS THE BIGGEST PRODUCER

Ever Brought In in That Region.
George Gould, of New York, In
terested = A Good~Strike at
Steubsnville- and Notes
From the Fields of Ohio, West
Virginia and Pennsylvania.
New Wells Due-Good Well in
the Cow Run Sand.