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sixth and Seneca streets. Rev. 3 Dell John
ston. pastor; residence. rs Spring street
Services, IL a. m. aud 7:S0 ?. N. Sabbath
school,, i2:I5 n m. Young Peoples Society.
els p. IN Prayer meeting Thursday. 1880 p. H.
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rec ,Tethoai.t Church.

Barracks SIS Jackson street Prayer meeting,
Ia IN. Holiness meeting, II a. 10. Free and
easy. p. A rousing meeting ar p m
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Methodist Episcopal Churches
Prss6dEne Ezs~ Per- r z Ford. u D.. oorze-
Eziiost CAD AaSaa Streets QGssa AHae-
shsw Menorinl-suaazy scaool % g. n: EQ~
worth League y n
GsrnAn-siewart and TnsrteeRta. Rev. HsPp,
psstoE- Services Il g. m and I'D = m
Battery ssrest-Third and BATTERY Rev. Hay-
ward. p.stor- Services IL s. n aud 10 ? n
sSon;s sestsle and South P&rk-Rev. sorngus
Davis. pastel Services. morning and evening.
Sorwexfan- Dsnss5-F.fth and Olive Rev. z
]. Luadegaard. pastor. services Ia - IL an1 80
= M
Madison street-Corner Cloverdals. Rev. ".
A Covington- pastor services io-0 q n and
80 a n. sunday school,, I'D p II EDwo-sn
Lszage. en- p. II.
Hsvea-second and HoSSrd-Rev. W. W. Nal
Tory. pastor Services, IL q m and 9:So p M
sunday school. 10 s. n Class meeting, Il
Ca2rch League, p D.
Asbury. Fremont-Rer. 7. Z. MaeMullen- Class
meeting. 1879 a. M; preaching, IL a. N. sun
day schoos. l. M young peoples meeting. ESQ
p N; preaching. 7;o :. IL
Gilman PARK. Bailare-Rev. W. II. Johnsfone
pastor Services II q. n. and y sunday
school 10 a m: class meeting IL N; Junioy
League $50 p m: Epwo.th League I:so p m
swedish-Fifth street, near Pike Rev. John
Jonson, PASTOR residence. az the church.
Services i0.3o g. M: Sunday school, 1870 p IN
young peoples meeting, p m evening service.
sp N.
Grace-Rainier and King stree;a Rev. W. 7.
Ford. pastor; residence, 5l5 suffer street; serv-
ices. IL n aud 7,So n m sabbath school,
2:l5p m; Epwortn League $40 p. m prayer
meeting. Thursday evening, p. m: clAss meet
ings, Tuesday evenings
1riniiy-Mercer and Kentucky streets. Rev
N r. Iedricg, pastor: parsonage aiioinins
church. Services IL g. and 80 ?. n. Morn
ing subject" The Business Spirit oil the Christian
Life" Evening subject, The kingship of Jesus.
Class meeting, 10 a. Junior League. $3.50 p m
Epworth League, $50 p. m Prayer nesting,
Thursday evenings
First-Third and Marion strseta Rev. ". A.
shsnklin. pastor Residence. o. Seneca
street Preaching st II g. and 80 n m
Morning: Opening voluntary, Romance,
Glinexa; anthem, 'sSend out Thy Light"
Gunod; offertoire, 500 by Mr.. NJ. NJ. Grout:
sermon, Victory Through Conflict" conclud-
ing voluntary "Sortie." We,torook. Evening:
Opening voluntary, Consolation" Mendels-
sohn; anthem. send Out Thy Llght" Ciounod;
offertory duet, Miss Houghton and Mr..
Grout; sermon. "The Man OF Tarsus and His
WORK. concluding voluntary, March.
Backmeun Class meeting. 10 m: sun
day school. l2:3o p. m: Epworth League,
$50 p M: Junior League, Monday, 4 p.
m. class meeting, Tuesday, p. NJ: off,
cal board meeting, first Monday in each
month at p m: Epworth League business meet
ing, second Monday, 2. M: Woman's Foreign
Missionary Society. fret "Wednesday, 2.0 p m:
Ladies' Aid society. second and fourth Wednes-
day, 2 80 n m: WoInan's Home Missionary So
cSety, third "Wednesday. 2S0 2. m.
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Unitarian Church.

Tenth and Pine. John Glen, pastor-ssbbath
school, e:s5 A. m: preaching morning anu
evening; prayer meeting, Wednesday night
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EVERETT RoUTE-sTNR. GREYHOUND.
A. DAILY Except sunday.
Leaves Seattle Z as . n ll.s0 m ara aao
J. n Leaves kFsrstt = IN, ?. N. aud D. m
ssrasys-Leaves seattle II 50 a. m, Isyes
Everett p -.
Fsrs-oingie Trip, Tic; round trip. lbs. Can
nects with tosts for Tacoms ald saohotnlsh.
Ian linr-Calnan deck, fost ~ Nsrfan sfre.t
SEATTLE K TACOMA EAYIGATIOE co.
Csna Treup. Pre- " f,fs,sst.. So
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Young womsn,s Christian Association.

Gospel services for women st the Young
Womsn's Christian Association rooms, us
women meets every Monday a. $50 p m, with
Judge Greene as leader.
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STEs sEgs.
ELr on THE -rLYgz-


ELr on TIE -rLygz-
SEATTLE TO -Aro~A
Fear re9ad trips daily. sxespt sazess
Er o7e hear and .wea.y~avs nfrusss
IRE STEAMER -SLYEx-
rssu,a< eAay trsps seattle scoHA rssss q -
-axrxs xsssc1
Tuesday, NAY 4
WIKI Cam
Leave seattle-T.ss lf.15a IA s.ss ets- -
Leave Taeu1as-sS0 - Ia 90 x:Sa $50 D L.
SUNDAY
Leave seattle 90 = n. u 90 srao > -
Leave Tacoma-2.33 q. n. @ss9. = - ~
Ix7cszg ~ " P whx-I 1scanaN saa Cospnsr~
cts1 coek. fooz % Naxioa ssresL Sssfss-.
sGa5sys excgrsssa rates rcelveoA
fare soc
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Toeosopny.

Seattle Branch. No. /. OF the Theosophical go
ciety, Sunday. p. m, in it, Few hall. ei2
Third street. General review of IheosophIcal
questions by mem efs.
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yANcoUvER RoUTE-A TR THROUGH
the Islands. S!EANER UTOPIA, capt
o Brien, Master.
Leaves Tacoma II noon. Seattle Central
wharf, n N. Mondays and IhnrsJays Tor PORT
Townsent, Anarortes. fairhsven. New Wnat-
com, Blaine and Friday Hareor. going through
TO Vancouver on Thursday trip
Fare 10 Blaine. s.: fare 20 Vancouver. *
For further information apply st Cenerai
wharf
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Tickets may be obtained at the Office OF the
company. al Ocean dock, Seattle.
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Hach ester. sunday .cAocs ~ tbs close Of
morning ss-vicsI Yonng pecols's meeting. sis
?. II Prayer Easetsng. thursday. 80 p n
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City Mission.

Services every Sunday afternoon at o'clock
at hall, sos Front street.
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Rebuilt and refurnisaei. leaves cclman's dock
Naacay, " Wednesday ard Friday ST ! - m Tor
kiurston, Port Gam bic, aanx seaeecS. IIll-
wsuF nuwa.to, H0o4sport. Union City ana IN
terrr1edlAse points. arriving "a Union Cffy AZ =
m. Leaves Union City 6 g. n, Tuesday, Thurs
Z Z LIB6Y. Master.
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TRADE AND SHIPPING.

r. pKrtxrax~T ~ AEzzcrErrHs.J
WxA1HEx brxssr. (
Poaxl asp. Or. NgT. 3 Lsstp
Yoxsesss for Ezngsy. PAX sssgaalf eo@seE-
r. r. AHctsT1xg.
Dsssrxax "a Ghaxgs-
rfr7ru ~Tsrys DxvxRrgESr ~ EsEscuiTuEk'
vEA7axk HIEssE-ossLT EriAEEis-
swArrLx wasa. Ssv. q 1894
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From San Francisco. for Nictoria ana Puget
sound ports, at r. M, Nov. l, 6, II, Ie II. q
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SKAGrT RIVER ROUTE-Time Card. steamer
- CLAN MCDONALD leaves Seattle Tuesday,
Nov. q at a. m: Thursday. Nov. 5, at 8 A. N -
saturday. Nov. l., att a. m; leaves MI Vernon
"Wednesday, Nov. = 81 g. n. {. Friday. Nov. 2. AZ
s a. m; sunday. Nov. II, at s. m. calling vt
Edmonds, Richmond Reach, Everett, Iulalip,
Florence. Sfanwood, FIR, skagit City, ut. YER
non and Avon. Fare 10 seattle 81 from skagt
river points. Round trip. 49, Round trip 10
Tacoma, 81. LILLY. BoGARDUs & CO, Inc,
owners and mana ers
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GooDALIa PERKINS 4 CO.
General Agents, Fan Frsncisoa.
J. II. JOHNSON, r. : sup:, Seattle
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Es0R Z. :. DRY DOCK. SIDNEY, CHARIFx
Ton AND BkE4ERTOS
TIE PAST STEAMER
Z tGkS. cASBT
Leaves Hssrin gtas q -nith's wharf ~, r-g-.
daily, eTeepi Friday. al sA n. aud "a m
Leaves bfsEeF;ou s.s3 a n aud 40 n m
LsaSes thsris4t0u .. a. A. IA. aEd 4. Il 4. -.
Leaves sIcnsy 1918 q IL and Sis .. n
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EoR ALASKA.
IL Winter Time Card.
STEAMER CHILKAr
VIII leave Seattle November 3 and every %
days alter until further notice.
J. w. McALLEP, Master
J. g. CARROLL, Agent, sehwabacher's wharf
Telephone No 81.
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pACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Dispatch steamers from Seattle
follows
For San Francisco via Port Townsend and Vic
toris, nj n n. passengers received on board at
: a. M Nov. 4, 2, H. 10. "A, -.
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roETLssp GRAIN MARKET.

Obs~rvassous iaAsa at sil ststious ~ p ll-.
s6ts aerialaa tjEas IS .. N. Pacific tinsL
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For Alaska. Sov. saad "a. "a m.
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oCFAvIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY

OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY
" HONOLCLU AND AUSTRALIA.
steamers leave san Francisco lo- Honoiulu.
Samoa. Auckland, y. z, ami sydney, y. = ~
without change
Steamship A aule1a. November u, y n.
Honolulu only. steamship Aussralta, Nov 81
THOS A. GRAHAM, AGENT, sEARK-BofD
BLOCK. SEATTLE
W. WEBSTER DIT AGENT, Vancouver, B. C
J. n sPRgCKEIs & BROS. Co, General Agents.
San Francisco
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EVERETT AND sxoHoMlsH ROUTE

pAcIFIc NAVIGATION co
Tn. Cara, slf ct oct. =, 1924
SeAfile ald y haicom kggIe-->tass Of Wash
~ gtoa arAves seattle daily except satQrdav az
" = 70. Seattle and Ia Conner Route-Fsfr-
haven leAyss seattle daily except sunday Gss5D
2 n Iseoma aad Seattle kaute-stAie o. Mash
a . caves seattle Tuesdays, Thursdays and
saturdays az SO y. 50.
XELER DOCK.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.
wethodi.s Kpi.copai churehs.-

rSotices for this department mast Be aaafei
n b. c'eiock sarGs3sy 70 Insure inss-taon-l
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wEEkIr BANK STATEMENT.
The banks now hold SIS, 90. rs ia eIecs,
OF legal requirements


ot kas requirements
HoSns
r. s Sc. res, ita. L. :. Sc. eoar..
III. L. :. q, res. ilSis. L. s. a..
coup. ilSA.; Z. :. =, rsg.. o.; Ps-
cite 6s ~ "a. iol. Ala, class A. fg2R.
Ala. class +. les. Ala, class 4. asis; Ala.
currency. o12a: Louisiana New Consols,
- a.; Missouri ~. tO0s North Carolina D.
lsSss. North carolina L. loo; South Caro-
hns Nontoud.. iFe Tennessee New Set -,
s9As Tennessee New Set rs. l0s; Tcnne,-
sec old set e.. a.; a Centuries, s.; Va
Centuries. dsies ei, So: Atehlson 4s. o.
Afchison Second A. ssit.. Canai. Southern
Seconds. los. Central rSe,He ists Of "a
f0sts, Denver & klotisanaa - IT,. Denver
a kio Urande a.. So Erle SIS n. a. IL
a \ A. -. %. c.. II. & :. 4 -. g>, Houston
4 Texas Central b., Ioi. Houston &
Texas Csntrss rs. -, N. h. I. frss g..
s. NJ. n. r. second -. a.. NutuNi
uniea IS, io6: Y ]. ceasrsl Gvueral IS. ttS,
Norths IN Faeihe tsts. ia. Novihora
Pacific els. So: Northwest Conso.S
Ia. Northwest :. Z. deb. 81. lo3; Rlo
uraHa Western. lists. Is -. paa. Cou-
SOS =. iSAsl: - rAal {. & L. " s.. lli'.:
r. loas |. "a. General -, ia; -
LOUIS & =. +. General tss. -. Texas lae.ee
lstsr -; Texas Faeatle 2as "a, Oa'oa
-. itoSs-
STOCK suaArT1oS&
Ateaison. S's Adams Express. i42:
Alton & IsTre H2ats. S}s Alien & Terre
Haate, preserrsd. ~. American Ex.
Yress. lfN1. hAstlulore & 81. -, les Canada
I&sfne. Is Canada Sogthsru. 50. Csa-
tFa4 faeahe. las. NhesapSaks s oaso.
Ikb: 1Aseaxo s Alsca. Ia, Chicago. kur-
iiBxson 2ainey, g. Chlezws Oas. "a.
tons0lsdased Oxs. iGat sasyssaE3, Ssa-
ssnmssl. Ghlcsso & -. Louis. s.. Cole-
saaa t'ssat 4 lron. u. I0tk0n nti NSFtan-
sstss. ssa. Delaware & Ha5sea, Ia.
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STEAMER RAINIER.

HOOD CANAL ROUTE
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sAS FEAscIsco MARKETS.

poxrLAsp, Nov. 3-Wheat--VaIIey.
7z5{c: Walia Wallis, e3s<e-
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DoRT TOWNSEND. PORT ANGELES AND
l. DUNGENE-S-
STEAMER MONTICELLO.
Daily exceut Monday. Time card commencing
TUESDAY. August Fl. 1894
Leaves Seattle. 90 a m. Townsend, lo:o a,
m; Dunxeness. IL m: arrives Port Angeles 1850
r. M: leaves Port Angeles, 2:39 y. m; leaves
Port Townsend, 500 n m: arrives Seattle, 30
D. m CITY DOCK CO. seattle. Agents.
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DoRT BLAKELEY ROUTE.

ID b STEAMBOAT AND TRANSPORTATION
ID. COMPANY.
STEAMER ISLAND BELLE.
C. u. brownesld, Master.
Leaves City Dock, foot OF Main street. every
Monday Wednesday and Friday at .. m. for
Port Townsend, Anacortes, Ssmish. fsiresysn
and whatcom. going through TO Blaine on Sat
urdxy.
CRY DOCK Co. AgontA JOS. KENDALL.
Telephone $50 General Manager.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-09
PRODUCE

CHICAGO. April 1T was weather
market in wheat with variegated crops
thrown in The majority Of the crop re-
ports received to-day made quite light OF
crop damage and the trade gave ear TO that
version of the story. The feeling was
heavy and while trade was light there was
less timidity shown by short sellers. AT
the close MAY wheat showed a loss OF
about nc. The spread between May and
July is now &c. Corn was weak and lett
off with a loss for the day of &c. Oats
were firm. Provisions were in the main
quite firm. Flour, firm. Wheat, cash, No.
: spring 63A G2$sc; No. spring 62a66c;
No. , red 81 4 a623sc April 81 a6332c,
closing at 629sc May CO a6415c, closing
at 6334c; July 64l4 a651sc, closing at 64l4c
Corn, cash, No. ,, 31$tc; April 3152 &c,
closing at 313Sc; May 5SI4 assoc, closing
at 3S&c; July 1875 aS91Ec, closing at
395Ec oats, cash, No. ,. Size; May Sl@s
a3lJ5c, closing at 3l&c; June 81 4a3l1Sc,
closing vt 3l$sc; July 2914a291sc, closing
at 29l5c. Rye, NO. ,, 56c. tlaXseed,
81 3Ol$. Timothy seed, 81 81. Mess Pork,
cash. Sll %; May Sll 9955al2 0719, closing
at Sll %; July Sll 97l5al2 10, closing at
SD o. Lard, cash, s. %; April 81 lIl8;
May s. O5a1 1215, closing at s. l215; July
SIS S0a6 90 closing atS6 S1$+ Others un-
changed Receipts-FiOur, II 900 barrels !;
wheat, 30, 600 bushels; corn, $4,000 bush
els: oats, l4O 600 bushels; rye, 5000 bush
els: barley, 5000 bushels. Shipments
Flour. "a, 900 barrels; wheat, 1000 bush
els: corn, 100000 bushels; oats, 100000
bushels; rye, 5000 bushels; barley, 1900
bushels.
Nsw York, April Flour, receipts
- 900 barrels; exports 5000 barrels; sales
II 900 packages; market, irregular.
Wheat, receipts 1000 bushels; exports,
5000 bushels; sales, 2.490,0O0 bushels fu-
lures, and 10000 bushels spot; spot mar
ket weak; No. hard nc; options weak
and lower; No. red April 693Ec; May G5@5
a66glc, closing at 655Sc; July 67%a6S1sc,
closing at Csc; August 6S1Sa69lsc, closing
at 6S5.c; September 69Ba1o4c, closing at
GO5Ic; December 53ss a14c, closing at 49, &C..
Corn, receipts, 81 900 bushels; exports y,
900 bushels; sales, 10000 bushels futures
and $1,000 bushels spot; market dull;
April 43Jlc: MAY 44c; July 45isc Oats,
receipts 80, 600 bushels; exports 1000 bush
els; sales p, 600 bushels futures and 10000
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-09

L. S. as Registered. ................ 70
Pacific Skies OF '95.. iVz1s
STATEs-Quiet.
RAILROADS. Steady TO firm.
STocKs-An active business was done on
the Stock Exchange during the TWO hours
of trading today which was well distriou-
ted throughout the list. The market open
ed weak ana soon fractional decline TOOK
place. The depression was OF brief dura-
ton and prices soon took an upward turn,
under the leadership Of Chicago Gas. Ine
improvement in the rest oil the IlSV Was
fractional and toward III O'Clock the up
ward tendency was checked oy the lnaugu-
ration OF a selling movement III Chlcago
Gas The break in Chicago Gas had the
effect of weakening the entire market and
the general tendency was downward up 10
~ O'Clock. Some OF the specialsles mean
while made material advances, but IN tne
main the market was heavy at the close.
Prices. however, compared with closing
figures Yesterday being irregular, the
changes however, are very narrow, anu
pretty evenly divided. Sales, l39, ITO
shares. Quotations closed bid.
Atchison, 1871 adams Express, loo Amer
lean Express ll3; Baltimore ana ONO
sos; Canada Pacific, 6g13 Ceatral - acme,
1853; Chesapeake and OHIO, 1874 Chlcag9
anu Alton. lf1s Cu4tdEO. 80
Quincy. S2s[: Chicago Gas, 639s Delaware
and Hudson. I42; Delaware, Lackawan-
ma and Western. 1913; Denver and no
Grande preferred, 80 Dlstllers ano
Cattle Feeders Co, 26}6 Erie, lls; 90;
preferred, IS; Fort Wayne, l52; General
Electric. Az; Illinois Central. s453 Lake
Shore, 1870; Michigan Central, IS;
Missouri Pacific, 30 ) National Coruage,
21,S Norfolk and Western preferred, 20;
Northern Pacific, SIS; do. preferred, 2l%s :;
Northwestern, 1898 do. preferred l4o's |;
New YORK Central, l0l New ork and
New England. III; Pacific Mall l655 :
Peoria, Decatur and Evansville, "a Puts
burg. 15l: Pullman Palace, 40; Reading,
2lsi; Rock Island, ~; 81. Louis ana Sah
Francisco first preferred, -; St.Paul6 4S
do. preferred. pos; Tennessee Coal anu
Iron. 1881: Texas Pacific, 10; Union Pa
ciric. 2IL; United States Express, o.;
Western Union, SjiI; Wheeling and Lake
Erie. 49,; DO. preferred, 500.
Mining Stocks-Band b., -; Cholor, 40;
Crown Point, ~: Consolidated California
and Virginia, 25O; Deadwood, 30; Gould
and Curry. 65: Hale and Norcross, 90;
HomestalSe, 100; Independence, -; Mex
lean. 40: North Star, -; Ontario, '5O;
Ophir, 245; Plymouth, %; Sierra Nevada
95; Standard, l4D. Union Con-, 20: YET
low Jacket. SO: Iron Silver, 10; Quick
Silver 200; do preferred. 1853; Bulwer, %.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-09

terday and came near choking 10 death
before Il could be removed.
L. p. Bailey, one OF the most promi-
rent breeders OF Jersey cattle In the
state, was in the city yesterday
The public schools opened to-day
after a weeks vacation, and Truant OF
Ger Jack Baugh is busy.
The ferry steamer Charon carried a
large number OF passengers back and
forth yesterday.
The travel on the electric railway
Yesterday seemed to be unusually
heavy.
H. NJ. Kelley. Pittsburg, and c. II.
StIbbs, Cleveland, were in the city yes
terday.
The weather was fine yesterday and
church attendance was large.
One chronic was in the lookup yester-
day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-09

relegraphIc News Condensed from Yes
terday's Big EditiOn.

terday's Big EditiOn.
Judge Bradley will give his decision
on the Instructions of the jury in the
misunderstanding case to-day. The
trial will end about next Wednesday.
II Breckenridge loses he will ask for a
new trial, and this is not granted he
will take an appeal, so says one OF his
counsel.
Last Saturday night fifteen men were
killed by the explosion Of fire works
factory at Petersburg, Va. Fire break
ing out in the factory caused the terri
BILE explosion The explosion did great
damage TO property.
Marietta, o., celebrated its Tooth an-
niversary last Saturday in an appropri-
ate manner Marietta was the first
settlement in Ohio, which was made on
April e, 17SS. People from all over
Ohio attended.
The Wetze County Oil and Gas Com
pany has been incorporated with 5000
600 capital, with headquarters at Hun
bred. this State Also the Morgantown
Planning Mill Company, with $4,000
capital.
Col. Ben Butterworth, one OF the
Breckinridge counsel. says the great
trial would never have been tried had
he had his way. He thinks the out
come will not hurt Breckenridge polit-
ically.
Democrats elected their entire city
ticket at Davenport, Iowa. The cleo
ton was last Saturday and the Repu0-
leans were not sin it" even in the
stronghold Of RepublicaniSm.
A new postofice has been established
at WamleSs, w. Va. John w. Horn
has been commissioned for Reedy Rip
pie, and A. J. Duncan has been ap-
pointed for Cedar Grove.
Henry Winehall, living near Sharon,
Pa, was attacked by masked burglars.
who saturated his clothing with oil, set
FIRE to them, and burned him so that he
will die.
There is a strong sentiment in the
East n favor Of this government build
ing, owning and operating the Nicara-
qua canal.
Coxey's army is marching up the
Youghiogheny river, aud he now has
500 soldiers and the number is growing.
Last Saturday felony indictments
were returned against fifteen white
Caps" at Charleston, this State.
An explosion near Pittsburg while a
force OF men were blasting rock last
Saturday killed three of them.
Parson Davies agrees to post all stakes
and give COrbett bonus il he will fight
Jackson IN June.
The "Bowery' at Coney Island, New
YORK, a famous resort, burned. Loss,
500, 600.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-09
BELI.AIEE.

There are said 10 be more than thirty
candidates for positions on the police
force. As there are but five 70 be ap-
pointed, Mayor Dubois is having some
OF the perplexities incident 10 the Office
OF a dispenser Of political patronage.
IL is reported that Mr.. Untzuver, a
berry grower few miles west Of the
city, had his strawberry plantation en-
tirely destroyed by fire day or two
ago. When the straw mulching cover
ing the plants was purposely or acct
dentally set on fire Is not known.
The case Of James Hanson, under ar
rest for adultery, has been postponed.
The charge is brought by his wife,
Elizabeth Hanson. who charges her
lord with living In a state OF illegal CO.
habitstion with one Minerva Boring
Bellaire sports have received a num-
Der Of very fine game chickens the past
week, and there is is rsttlinR
fight somewhere in
long.
A ffteen-months-old
Cook got . blackstone ia