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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-10-27
FUNDS FOR THE WAR.
Japan Proposes to Raise War Loan Of
lOO,OOO,OOO Yen.

lOO,OOO,OOO Yen.
no bills introduced In tho dot At the
extraordinary session Of Parliament con-
vencd by tho M.kado include first u bill
calling for special accounting Of tho OK .
traordinary war expenses secondly. n bill
cmpow ering the Government to borrow
monoy In order TO defrsy the expenses Of
the war; the maximum amount to to Dor.
rowed being placed at 100 900. oO) yen; and
thirdly. an extraordinary budget provid.
Ing for tho expon iitnrc for war Of total
Of $50, ooo. 900 yen. of which sum 90. o0O. 900
yen will be betrayed by tho surplus Tho
rest will be provided for BY the war loan.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-10-27
SslOOnist, Organize,

Several hundred saloon- keepers met In
secret session in Brazil. Ind, 10 prevent
the passage % proposed bill In the next
Legislature limiting the number OF saloons
10 one for each 1000 Inhabitants
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-10-27
Riot Victims Number Five.

Theodore zimmerman. wounded by the
militia during the riot st Washington
Court House. Ohio. Is dead. making u total
Nd to this hour OF I've killed.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-10-27

Advices from San Domingo say that .
cyclone has loveled 700 houses there and
damaged tho coffee crop In liaytL
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-10-27
Acting President Dea

News has beon received from Caracas
Venezuela. OF tho death Of Feliclsno Al
vezez acting President OF the country.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-10-27
Killed at "a. Grade Crossing.

Mrs Rogers and two daughters, aged Il
and %, while attempting TO cross the Bur-
lington tracks at ,rchester, Neh, In a
buggy were struck by a fast freight. and
the mother AID youngest daughter killed
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-10-27

The residence OF Herman Barthoid. at
Green Springs. Ohio. was destroyed by Gre.
Barthold aud hisorife aud son barely ss-
capped with their Nves. and two daughters,
a2od /? aud 2, were burned to death.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-10-27
DYNAMITE ON THE TRACK.
Attempt To Wreck " Baltimore and oh
Train Ncur ptttsburC,

Attempt to Wreck Baltimore and Ohio
Train Near pittsburG.
What 10 believed TO have been desper.
ate attempt ut train robbery was made
Wednesday night on the Baltimore nnd
Ohio Road. A. S o'clock IN east. bound
accommodation train ran over dynamite
cartridge near Bissell. ut u very lonely
spot about fifteen miles from Pitts.
burS. tho fnnge Of ono wheel was blown
OF and one end Of u coach wrecked.
A the train had nearly reached
the end OF the trip there were few pas.
songsrs aboard and no ono was Injured.
An examination OF the track disclosed two
moro powerful dynamite cartridges on the
rails Had the train bsen running fast II
would have exploded all three cartridges
and been totally ecacd. II Is pretty we'll
known that the ,.sntion was To wreck tho
mail and express u through train from the
East due few minutes later. but the rob-
hers made u mistake and placed the car
triGses on the east bound track instead OF
the west. bound
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-10-27

A Princeton. Ky. dispatch says; There
II much excitement In South Christian, Ia
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-10-27
PULLMAN Annual REPORT.
Earnings for the Year show q Decide
Decrease.

Earnings for the Year show q Decided
Stockholders Of tho Pullman Palace Car
Company held their annual meeting at
Chicago, over s25.0)).0Oo OF the capital
stock being represented. Directors George
NJ. Pullman. Marshall Field, j. W. Doanc.
Norman Williams and O. 4 A. spraguc. Of
Chicago. and Henry c. Hubert Of New
York. aud Henry Il. Reed. OF Boston. were
reelected. The usual quarterly dividend
q s2 per share. pay liable Nov. IS. was de.
clared The financial statement for the
year ending July 81 Is as followsi
1894. 1893.
Revenue.... ..sg,59lo67 sl1.3s9.se6
Disbursements. I.2N6ov !,5sJ,h.
surplus. 2,32o,4l6 4ooO,As
The total number OF cars owned or con.
trolled by tho Pullman Company Is ?.5ss.
being On increase OF fifteen over the pre-.
vious year Tho total assets Of the com.
pany are Co., 04!. COG In spite OF Worlds
Fair travel. the total number Of passengers
carried for the year was but b.?s2. 3?3
against S.673,2i9 the previous yean The
total manufactured product Of the con.
pRny amounted 20 sl.025, 33i. against si3
AZ. 7os tho previous year Total employees
number 10. SIS. against 1868 the previous
year Total WACO, paid werc "a. 06s, 64s
aud &7.75i.G4i respectively. The Pullman
Savings Bank showed deposits July 81 Of
s356,36i. n decrease Of s:SG,740 as com.
pared with the previous year
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A VERY SAD DROWNING.
Mrs. Eliza Bowman. of eEeEGsyills,
Meets a Tragic Death
IN HER HUSBANDS SPRING HOUSE.
She Falls III tho Cooling Trench aud
is strupsIed In About Four Inches
ofwater-Tnough Found III FOw
Minutes She Was Past Human Aid.
It's Supposed sho Fell in a Fit aud
Could 30, Help Herself

Shortly before 10 o'clock yesterday
forenoon Mrs. Eliza Bowman, wife OF
S. A. Bowman, well known milk man
living at Grogg,villo, on the Bethany
pike, me! her death in a peculiar and
sad manner q. her home. She went to
the spring house, and as she did not re-
turn for some time another member Of
tho family wen. to look for her, and
found her lying on the stone floor with
her face in the trench used for cooling
milk. The trench is about eight inches
deep, and there was running in it at tho
time about four inches Of water. Her
face being immersed in this, che had
been strangled 10 death.
1t was evident that she had not been
dead long, but she was past aid when
picked up. She was drowned within
easy call Of her mother.in.iaw, Mrs.
Elsa Bowman, who was ironing on the
porch not far from the spring house.
Mrs. Bowman was thirty-foCr years
old. She had shown signs OF mental
alteration for some time, and careful
watch was Kept on her by tho family.
She once became so violent That she
had to be confined for time. She was
also subject 10 fits, and lis believed
that she was seized with one OF these,
and was uuconsCious when she fell in
the WINTER
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers in the CITY add wheeling Folks

oSEdnEeIN IN bAo SAtl Auu "Ao8AA1k AS%-s
Abroad.
Jay Carnes was at steubenville on
business yesterday.
Mr.. Dent A. Taylor left yesterday for
4 vacation trip to Romney.
F. William Rane, Of SIorgantown, was
at the Windsor yesterday afternoon.
Julian and Garth Hearne are visiting
their parents AZ Mountain Lake Park,
Md.
G. W. Stewart, of sistersyille, and ".
F. Gardner, Of Warrington, were at the
Stamm.
n. A. Brast aud Jacob KOOptz. we'll
known New MartlnIyille people, are at
the Behlor.
Mrs G. W. Stewart, of Cleveland,
was here yesterday en- route TO Clarks-
burg for visit with friends.
A. N. Lane, of Weston. and C. Z.
Hutchinson, Of Fsirmont, were among
the West Virginians at the Mcclure.
Herbert Harold, young prescription
clerk formerly Of this city, returned to
Philadelphia after visit Of q few
days.
Roscoe ]. Mauck and A. L. Boardor-
man. prominent GallipOlis business
men, are in the city and registered at
the Mcclure.
Mr.. A. F. Roettger, of Faust & Co.,
St LOUIS, left for homo yesterday after
an extended visit to his aunt Mrs.
Judith, Roettger in this city.
J.L. Price. of the Cleveland Provision
Company, was here on business visit
yesterday and autographed at the Nc
Lure.
II. L. Brown, OF Warrington; Miss
81. Y. Wells aud Miss Blanche Wells, of
Sistersville, registered at the Windsor
yesterday.
G. B. Bailey and wife, of Grafton; c.
G. Eisenbarth. OF New MartinsvilIe; G.
9. Mccormick. Of sistOrsvilIe. aud S.
Ankron, Of St Mary's are at the BchleT.
Arthur Dimmack, Of Wheeling, who
has been i'll OF scarlet fever at the home
of his sister, Mrs. S. A. Lowry, West
Washington, is getting along nicely
Washington, Pa, ObS7uer.
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Do NOT ruin tho comfort of your homo
by attempting to bake during tho hot
summer months. Tho Wheeling Bakery
has made enormous reductions in the
price Of bread by greatly increasing the
sizc OF tho loaves. You can buy this
excellGntbread fromyour nearest grocer
almost at tho cost OF flour. Their latest
product is big Bonanza bread. These
arc tho largest loaves ever offered in
this city for 10 cents. Ask for this vari-
ETY. and You will find it just what you
want A tin seal on every LOAF.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-04
NfALtrIN,s FEuIMY.
HIPS and SIiShnps in tho Thriving City
Across tho River.

ltupS anu 1llAulbph III bho AAAA''Hb wy
Across tho River.
Ice cold water baths secm TO be help
ing Mrs. james Winters somewhat.
She has had tho typhoid fever several
weeks and the physicians come 10 the
conclusion that this treatment would
DO tho only thing that would save her
life. 1t was tried last week and has
been kept up every three hours since
and it may provo success. Tho tenn
perature OF tho water ia about O., hay-
ing been reduced from SO. This is O
new treatment for typhoid fever.
A large number Of admiring friends
assembled ut tho Wheeling & Lake
Erie depot Yesterday to see tho iiremen
of for Sandusky. ALI who went were
presented with palm leaf fans by the
INTELLlGESCGR correspondent. The peo-
pie OF Martins Ferry will give the boys
rouaing reception ii they win.
Thomas Charlton, Theodore Dyson,
James Brand, Dan Cline, Thos. Charl-
ton, Mike Metzker, Ed. Wolf, William
Broun and Charles Horcher came up
from Huntington yesterday. They say
tho glass works may be shut down for
only one week.
Owing to the railroad difficulty tho
EtnaviIlu Sunday school will not have
n special train for Burr's Mills. All
those who intend to 60 will leave Bell.
afro on the regular train at 1850, and
return, leaving Bethesda, at 4 p. H.,
Wheeling time.
Mrs. !. D. Everett returned to San
dusky yesterday over tho Wheeling &
Lake Eric railroad after an extended
visit with her daughter, Mrs. l.. j. A.
Drennen. She was acCompanie d by Mr.
Bremen, who will remain day or two.
Mrs. Thomas Wiles and seven child
rem LETT for England yesterday, whore
thoy formerly resided, tho township
trustees paying the faro for tho mother
and six children, which was $50, and
tho oldest sou paid his own faro.
Misses Nellie Jepson and Carrie
Mitchell returned to st, Clairsvillo yos-
terday after three weekg' visit with
DR.. and Mrs. 3. y. Williams.
Judge Il. II. Cochran returned to
Toledo Yesterday, where he will deliver
a Fourth OF July address to the in.
mates OF tho insane asylum.
Yesterday afternoon Jacob Dcrmuth
had his foot mashed in Shuckmehls
stone quarry By stone falling on it.
A number OF young people spent last
evening very PLEASANTLY at the residence
OF Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Gillespie.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Il. Bowman are ell.
tcrtaining Mr.. BOwman's mother, Of
Welsburg.
Miss Lizzie Gilmore, OF Washington,
Pa, is the guest Of Miss Bertio Black
ford.
Mrs. J. X. RatcliG and daughter, OF
Mt. Pleasant, left Tor Boston yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. MunseI Rose, OF Quaker
City, are visiting relatives here.
Frank Heinrich and daughter,
Octavia, are at HanesvilIe.
j. Y. Patterson is homo from Pitts
burgh Tor the Fourth.
Alonzo and Novil Hood, Of Canton,
are home for the day.
Howard Smith is homo from Lafayette
college.
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Yesterday was the nineteenth ami.
versary Of William Grubcr's going into
business as n cigar manufactured For
several years he has celebrated tho day
with little blowout, md last night he
entertained his friends at 4 lawn
fete. Tho grounds in the rear Of
his Market street store wero pro.
iusely decorated with flags and
bunting and generally good
time WINS enjoyed in an informal way.
Bounteous refreshments were served.
A number OF young men who used to
make his place their resting head
quarters came from distant cities to at
tend the reunion, which was ono oil the
pIeasantest features OF this season Of
holiday endowment.
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suGAn INVESTIGATION.
There May bc Three RcportS-Tho Com
mlttoe Cannot Agree.

There May be Three RcportS-Thc Com
mlttCo Cannot AEroC.
WASHINGTON, D. G., July s. Tho
senate sugar investigating committee
was in session for more than an hour
to-day, discussing tho basis OF reports
upon tho testimony taken last month.
1t is probable that three reports will DO
made, ono representing the Democratic
conclusions and one OF those OF the Re-
publican members. Senator Allen finds
It mpossible to agreo with either, and
so there will be also q Populist report.
Senator Logan deuiod to-day tho state.
ment sent out last night that he was
satisfied that four members oil tho
senate had shared in the results Of
sugar speculation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-04

TIE enormous reduction made in the
price OF bread is attracting uuivorsul at
IGNITION. The Wheeling Bakery are cell.
ing their many varieties OF excellent
bread at almost the cost OF flour.
Thousands OF families havo stopped
baking because it is cheaper to buy this
bread; then the homo is not made un.
comfortably warm by tho process Of
baking, and tho housekeeper is spared
a most burdensomc duty. Tho Wheel
ing Bakery delivers bread to your near.
est grocer almost in timo for breakfast
A tin seal on oyery loaf. Always ask
for it, TTII&S
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-04

A PERFECT gem, the purGst gem,
OF all tho gems wo know,
By Saturday night, You'll find it
No matter where You 20.
For tho agents all are hustling,
And will find you never fear
And nresrnt You with a sample
Oi Gem Spdn Wntrr Beer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-04

AT fifteen cents per week, tho Pitts
burgh Dispatch, ono OF the best nGwspa-
pers in tho United States, is the cheap
est article in existence. 1t is worth
moro than fifteen cents per week to
have the eye pleased by clear, we'll
printed paper, publishing all-not q
part OF the news only, and in all re-
speCts the best printed.
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He MUST HANG.
The Jury Finds That Assassin
Prendergast is Not Insane.
How he RECEIVED The VERDICT.

His Attorneys Propose to Carry the
Case to the Supreme court-JudGe
Payno's Charge to tho Jury-HO
Confines Thorn TO a Consideration of
the PoInt That the Prisoner Had
Conc Insane Since His Conviction
for the Crime.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-04

At meeting yesterday OF the board
OF directors Of the Exchago bank, a
dividend OF two por cent was declared,
payable on demand. This will bo good
nows to tho stockholders and to the
general public as we'll.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-04

CuIcAoo, July 3.-Prenjsrgast, the
assassin Of Mayor Carter Harrison, was
declared mot insane" by q jury in
Judge PaYne's court this afternoon,
and under sentence Of the court must
be hanged Friday, July 10.
The jury was out just two hours and
five minutes.
There was much coniusionint hecourt
room among the waiting lawyers and
spectators just before tho jury came in,
when movement was noticed among
the baillfs. In a few moments Prem
dergast was brought in. With him
we're six bailiGs, who stood along the
passageway back OF whore the prisoner
sat to the door leading to tho bridge
connecting with tho jail. Then hush
fell upon the court room. Everyone
there seemed impressed with the
solemniIy Of the occasion. Judge Payne
took his place on tho bench and the
Jurors fled in to take their seats in the
box.
Gentlemen of the jury" said Judge
Payne, "haye you agreed upon your
verdict"
ayes, your honor" said Foreman
Charles 3. schenck, as he partly arose
from his chdir.
'.Read the verdict" said the court.
THE VERDICT.
The clerk unfolded tho paper and
read in distinct voice tho doom Of
Prcndergast in these words:
eve, tho jury, find Patrick Eugene
Prendergast not Insane nor lunatic."
The paper was signed by Foreman
Schenk and all tho Jurors. Mr.. Gregory
asked that tho jury be polled and the
name OF each juror was called, each say
ing that was his verdict.
Prcndorgast sat unmoyed during tho
whole proceeding. He mado no cutlery
and was at once removed to his cell in
the jail. His counsel will move for
new trial and il this DO not granted
they have expressed their intention OF
carrying the matter to tho supreme
court N1essrs. borrow, Harlan. Gregory
and 1iarron, who have ouch u stubborn
fight for Prendergast were oil in court
when the verdict was rendered.
Assistant States Attorney Morrison
and Todd were there, but neither tho
assassin's mother nor brother was pre-.
sont
JUDGE PAYNE's CHANGE.
When tho jury received the instruc-
lions Of the court aud retired to deliber-
ate, tho court room was moro crowded
than at any time heretofore in this trial,
which has attracted so wido attention.
Prendergast sat unmoved during the
reading OF Judge Paynes charge. His
mother and brother were then in tho
court room. Judge Payne read his
charge from tho witness chair, which
stands between the boncll aud jury box.
He spoke in q clear, calm voice, enun-
ciated distinctly aud slowly, and the
Jury paid close attention to every word.
The charge was considered fair expo
sltion OF the law. 1t confined tho jury
to tho consideration OF tho point that
the prisoner had gone insane since the
verdict OF the jury which held him res
ponsible for the murder o. Mayor Har-
rison and affixed the death penalty.
The jurors could, however. tho court
said, find Prendergast insane il they
deemed that ho failed to realize tho
nature OF the present proceedings, il
he failed to appreciate his present posi-.
ton before tho law touching his execu.
ton, or that he was in such a state OF
mind as to disable him from preparing
for death; in short, II his execution on
tho gaIlows would DO iRhuman.
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TIE people quickly recognize merit,
and this is the reason the sales OF
Hoods Sarsaparilla aro continually in
crcasing. Hoods is ION top" i
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SPECIAL Dispatch 10 The MteI!Igeneer
WAsnlxGrox, D. c., July 3.-Threo
patents were granted to-day to Joseph
A. Arthur, OF Charles Town, for chiscl
and mortising Chisei.
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she-Aro you fond Of corn on tho oar 2
llc--I never had one thcrc.-BosiOH Sat
Rrlnu GaaNs.
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WHEN tho hair begins to fall out or
turn gray, tho scalp needs docIoring,
and va know Of no better specific than
Halls Vegetable Siciliun Hair ltunGwer.
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Look out Tor Seem Soda Water" al
tho Fair Grounds to-day.
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Patents Granted.

LOOK out Tor ".Gem Soda Water" at
the Fair Grounds to-day.
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

10 The Creditors Of EGr " Russell. nCc'd'ol:
In pursuance OF decree Of tho Circuit Court
Of the county NJ Ohio ma 10 In 4 carSu therein
pending To subject the real estate Of the SHid
Ellie NJ. Russell to the payment OF her debts, yuu
Nr, REQUIRED to present your claims against tho
estate III tho saih Efhu H. ituS'ch for ndjn,tich.
tiun. TO George T. T.. GilrhrSt commissioner. ut
his office IN Suil county, 40. iI Chaplinc street.
Wheeling ". Va, ON or before tho sixteenth
tlay ~ July. lSgL
Witness John W. Mitchell Clerk ut tho said
Court, this thirty.iir,t',lny Of MAY. 1871.
icl.F JOHN ". MITCHELL, Clerk.
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NOTES ON NAVIGATION.
Stage OF Water aud Movements OF Boats.
Tho River Interests.

Yesterdays DGPAETUREI
II. X. Bedford, Green. Pittsburgh. Sa III.
Courier, Davis, rarkCHburg. 1850 a. III,
il. Z. Phillips McndCl. MntaInOriS, 1850 q. III,
Liberty, Booth, Darlington, 3;SD y. Ii.
BOATS LEAVING TODAY.
Lizzie Bay. Muddy, Charleston. IA IN.
Hen Hur. Kemplc. rRrkerburg. II n. IN.
Liberty Booth, ClariugtOu, $50 y. IN.
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NESBITT g. DEVINE,
Tel GR 1893 Market Street.
Reduced

No, 3lln McColloeh street: Will arrauci in'
two tenants or one and put in llrSt'c, - "'lei,
No. q fhir;y seventh sheet, second iJ1i' u
No. l3 Zane street, second ilODr. 81.
No. ISL EOH street, ono or two iami,its
No. g03 Main street, twuStOry Brit
No Sl23 MCCOllOch street twD'siOry ir,fiA .
NJ. - Main street, large mOlcSu bricE eHs.''
luz, fourteen rnOms.
No. 1877 MrCollOrh street. brick Sliol
No. D Ohio street three rooms & -
No. u Virginia street, frame. six rOOnls
The WuidiugtOu Place house an Saf''t
No. Gig Main street. bgiel dwelling
No. 2lN1 Main street. .r'. ilOnr thTct f'ns
No. III Thiriy.thirl street. briCk i've ''h
Two SpcnIil Office Tonms In NlaSallir hn.i'.l
No. 2iE Chaplluc ,;-cct. five maHI, : 'A
No li0i Market street. p,litc TOh'aN
No. 1T ThIrty,thlrl street, live rbnH' i'l
M. 80 Main -'rert, twelve rooms nIi 'D'
OnlCc rooms III llibblri lilocs itli Nar,'.'-
No lj.1 Nair strss;. second aud 'hr' %
S'UrO rpOiny g.. SIusd susct, ~ tlJIf.
cTuuulc bulldiu:
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lien Hur. Eemplc. ParkerSburg. II Il. IN.
Liberty. Booth, Clarlugion 3:0p w.
The stage Of water ut the public land
ing last night was feGt 10 inches and
slowly rising, tho rains Of tho past two
DAYS having had an effect on the river.
Weather clear and hot.
The United States government tor
pedo boat Ericsson arrived at St. Louis
from Dubuque and will remain here ten
DAYS for completion. Gays st.
Louis dispatch. She is in COM
mand of Lieut.. Usher, United States
Navy. The craft is long, low boat, $50
feet long by 10 feot beam, and draws ut
present 3 feet 10 inches OF water. Tho
hull mud deck arc constructed of sheot
steel 3.lB inch thick. Tho compart.
meuts arc all wntcr-tight, heavy parti-
lions separating them. Tho pilot-hOuSo
is in the ioro part Of tho boat and stands
about 1 feet above the deck. This, two
smokestucks, three air tunnels aud q
mast nre all that project above tho
deck. In tho middle OF the craft is tho
engine and bOiler-room. In this com-
pressed space is mass OF machinery,
every available lhCn Ol hpuCc Ocli'E
utilized for the Cranks and rods. The
engine is 1000 horsepower, and there
arc four cylinders to each shaft. Tho
o[licers quarters Rre in the storm and
are handsomely fitted up in compact
but elegant manner. She is expected
to make twenty.iour knots per hour,
aud ia tho frat Of the government ships
built at OIL inland port.
PROM HEhDwhTERs.
Warron-RivOr six.tenths OF n foot;
weather clear aud warm.
Observation-Disclosures feet and stu.
ronary; weather fair; storm, hard rain
last night.
Oil City-River foot inch and fall.
ing; weather clear and pleasant.
Observation-Disclosures Z fEot and station.
airy; weather clear and warm.
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BARGAIN auLLErIN-E: 9: Potts:
e, 3. POTTS
Bargain Bulletin i!
MAIN AND TENTH SITS. Wheeling, VIVA.

W. b,y. inst purchased at Asssnees sale the entire so
M pSSEStESTER CLOTHING Co, and place the
on the market for few days prices that will move the Goo
Bargain hunters will do well to call early Inc So%nS extract
nose to close the balance the stock at still lower prices
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-04

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