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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-29
AT CAMP JACKSON.
Several Mild Cases of sunstroks-Rousine
Doinss of rhs Camp

Several Mild Cases OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Doinss of The Camp
sreefaI 10 ths RsJis,e--
MARrISsBURG, w. VA, July 2s.-
There were a few arrivals at Camp
Jackson to-day, aud everybody who
will be in camp is now here. Six men-
bers of Company d OF the Second regi-
ment. Colonel Ford and Major ID. E.
Price. came in this evening.
TIE Governor and staff will come to-
morrow night, and review the troops
Monday and Tuesday.
The bows received the good news this
morning that they would Oh Monday be
paid for their services at Boggs's Run,
a couple of months ago. 1t was sup
posed that this money, which
amounts 10 $1,000, would not DO paid
until after the next session OF the Leg
isIature, because there are no funds
available from the last appropriations,
but Gov. MacCcrkle has very consider
ably advanced the money, and will ask
the Legislature 10 REIN ourse him.
The spirit of the Governor, who has
at heart the interest of the Guard not
less than be has the interests OF the
whole State, will be thoroughly appre-
cia,ed by the soldiers who waded in
gore and cinders at Boggs's Run.
This afternoon the Brigade Inspector
inspected the Second regiment, aud it
made a most creditahle showing. The
bows of the Second are well drilled and
take an active interest in the affairs OF
the guard.
A pleasant event OF the day was a
dinner given by the officers of the Sec.
ond regiment to those of the First, Gen
ersl aud Mrs. SpIlman, q few OF the
brigade staff and few guests from
town, among whom were Senator and
Mrs. Faulkner
The weather was still exceedingly
warm to-day and there were few visit
ors In the camp.
While drilling this morning Privates
Horner Davis. OF Company Fl, of Clarks-
burg, and Private G.. H. Owens, OF Com
uany A, of Bluefield received light sun
strokes and many OF the men were
compelled TO quit drill However, the
sick roll in either regiment Is still very
small.
The officer Of the day is Major w. II.
Banks. The officer OF the day from the
Second regiment is Captain John
White. The senior officer OF the guard
is Lieut.. Vawter, of Company G, and the
Junior officer of the guard Is Lieut..
Gibson, of Company E. Capt. Emmert
is the officer OF the day from the First
regiment. Lieut. II. 5. Stead Is the
senior officer of the guard and Lieut..
Core, OF Company X, the junior officers.
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IT ONLY TOOK ONE PUNCH
For "Lanky Bob Fitzsimmons to Knock
Out Frank Keller.


BUFFALO, n. Y, July 9S.-The
much exploited athletic and boxing
tournament of Billy Madden took place
at the Driving Park this afternoon and
evening. IL opened with base ball
and other outside sports aud closed
with boxing bouts In the EXPOSE
ton building. The star match
was the bout between Bob Fitzsimmons,
the champion middle-weight, and Frank
Keller, a heavyweight from Hpsiianti.
Ii lasted two brief rounds. In the hrst
Keller rushed and swung heavily, land
ing once 10 FitZsimmOns' face and
chased him TO his corner as time was
called. In the second FitZsimmonS
walked over TO KeIler's corner, poked
him once in the jaw aud all was over.
II took a force of surgeons to bring
Keller TO life.
The following battle between Tim
DAILY, Cor6ett's old sparring partner.
and Tom Lynch, the Irish Giant, was
stopped by the police in the first round
because Lynch utterly refused to re-
gard the Qpeensbury rules, got DAILY
down on the floor and tried TO bite
piece out OF him. The other contest
ants we're amateurs and the exhibitions
were rank.
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r1LLMAN As A KEFokMER.

The disDsnsaries will be reopened In
South Carolina. When the Supreme
Court Of his State refused TO sanction
Governor TnLMAN's idea Of reform, the
Governor at once set out 70 reform the
Court. and he seems 90 have been sue
cessful. IL is said the Court, the per-
sonnet OF which has recently been
changed, is now in accord with TILL
MANS LIQUOR views, and backed by this
tribunal the Governor will open up
again his State saloons. TLLMAN is a
reformer who is determined 10 have
reformation even II be has to reform the
entire judiciary Of his State TO get it,
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Lumber Inspector Badly Hurt.

special 10 ne Rs0t"s-.
WESTON, W. VA, July 2s.-At Con-
fluenco this morning Frank Cummings,
a lumbe inspector for Mr. 5. Hinkle.
was injured by pile Of oak lumber
falling on him. He was on pile about
10 feet high and feet wide, when
messenger went to hand him telegram,
he reached over to get 1t and his weight
overbalanced the pile ana IL fell taking.
him with IL, pinning him between 1t and
the station. When he was taken ous IL
was found that his foot was broken just
across the instep and his leg badly
mashed just above the ankle. He was
brought to his home here on the 1925
D. N. train.
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Died.

MILLER-Saturday afternoon, July 18th,
1924 at 2:31 O'Clock MARY Eva, wife OF Con-
RAJ Miller, IN her 18th year.
Funeral from family residence. No. OF Seven
teenth street on Monday morning at $3.50
o'clock. Mass at St. Alphousus Church at
o'clock Friends OF family respectfully in
vited to attend. Interment a. Mt. Calvary
cemetery.
RoBINSoN-At River Lawn, near Tilton-
vile. o. on Friday, July 9Th 1894. At lO:l 10 ..
m, WILLIAM n. ROBINSON, aged % years,
months and y days.
Services TO be held at his late residence, River
Lawn, on Monday morning at O'Clock. Inter
ment at Greenwood cemetery. Persons desir-
ing TO attend will take @. Il p. train at Bridge
port and Martins Ferry, train leaving Bridge
port at G:OSa. m. Remains will arrive at W.
& L. f. depot, Wheeling, at II O'Clock Special
motor at Wheeling and Elm Grove station. All
transportation will be free.
CooLEY-At he. home, No ss25 Woods
street, Saturday. July % 1921. Al O'Clock q m,
Mrs. MARY COOLEY, aged % ycTS.
Burial at > p. m. tomorrow at Cameron.
wALTERS-on Saturday, July % 1894, st
1880 .. m, WALTER }. WALTERS, son OF John
and Annie NJ. Walters, aged months ana 10
days.
Funeral Morlay at ? P. m. from the family
residence on Sixth street, Martins Ferry, o.
STORM-At B.nwood, w. Va. Friday. July
9th, 1904 at o'clock p. m, LIZZIE, youngest
daughter OF Herman and Marie storm. aged
- months.
Funeral from residences this Sunday after
noon at O'Clock. Intermeut at Mt. Zion Gem
etery. Friends are iLvited
BRUNER-Sundsy morning, july 22i. 1924,
At O'Clock, JACOB BRUSER IN the sd year OF
his age.
BROWN-ARTHuE MICHAEL. BRovS, aged l2
years. son OF John and Lizzie Brown, OF %
Huron street, Island.
REYNOLDs-M,n day morning. July 23d.
lsei at 7.a5 O'Clock CLARA A. oldest child OF
Theresa o the late Joseph Reynolds, sged
years month aud days
KERR-Wednesday. July 18th. 1924, At l;3o p.
m. MARsABET JANE, wife Of James Kerr aged
81 years.
DU BOIS-At Leltherwood, OF Bright's dis.
ease Tuesday. the 18th day Of july. lce4 81 :
O'Clock .. m, ELLEN Il, wife OF j d. Do Bois
| eldest daughter Of the late Z. K Armstrong
and mother OF Mrs. J. J. Holloway.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-29

THOSE newspapers which will pub
lsh WALrER WELLMAN's arctic stories
are fully alive 10 the value OF advertis-
Inc Letters from one who has been
lost several times among the iceoergs
may reasonably be expected to be read
with interest and Mr.. WELLNAN viii
Ia fortunate if no isn't drowned as
MANY times before he returns as Col.
R1rr. DALTON has been killed.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-29
BEAT HIM TO DEATH.
A Ksntuclxian's Forcible Way of Driv

A Kentuckian's Forcible Way of Driv-
ing on his Daughters Sweetheart.
HoPKINsvILLE, KY, July 2s.-Wil-
bur Hughes, u prominent young man OF
this section, died this morning, from
the effects of brutal assault last even
ing, at the hands Of Claude Haddox,
merchant of Allensville, In Todd
county. Haddox objected to Hughes
attentions to his daughter. Hearing
that they intended TO slope last night,
Haddox. who is a powerful man, at
tackled Hughes aud beat him severely.
His death has caused intense excite
ment in the village. Haddox has not
been arrested.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-29
CLEVELAND SHUT OUT.
The Pittsburg Team Does Remarkably
Good WOrk-NOt Man Reached
srANnINe OF TIE cLuss.

PrrrsBuRG, PA, July 2s.-The visi-
tors were shut cut to-day mainly
through effective work by Ehret. lie
kept their hits so wildly scattered that
not a man reached third base. The
game was characterized by the brilliant
ali around playing OF the homs team.
Attendance, 1000. Score:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-29
HE BRITANNIA WON
MANY RIDERS WERE HURT
At the Manhattan Field RscoS-started
In Too Big Bunches.

In Too Big lunches.
New YORK. July 2S.-The second an
nuSl cycle meet or the Metropolitan
Association of Cycling Clubs at Man
haitian Field this afternoon was at
tended by many accidents, but fortu-
nately none of the riders were seriously
injured. The classes were full
aud more heats should have been
run, but the management would not
consent to this until IL out OF IS men
fell In bunch, aud then IL was decided
not to allow more than ten starters in a
heat The first bad fall of the day was
made when George c. Smith, OF the
New York Athletic Club, in the half
mile scratch, fell on the back
stretch. In an instant four men
went over him and only two
finished In the stumble all the
men were more or less bruised and the
wheels Jared badly. In the next race
Is men were allowed to start This
was the mile handicap. At the first lap
the men were punched and just st the
turn, w. L. Darmer, Hudson County
Wheelmen, was forced to the fence and
he went down. The rest of the
crew followed aud eleven were piled up
in a heap. Wheels were smashed
and legs, arms and faces were bruised.
The track was cleared by carrying some
OF the men of who revived later. OAR
mer was cut badly but later appeared on
the track. The best racing Of the day
was seen in the two miie
handicap, class A, which brought
ont big fields. There
were FIVE trial heats and final. George
C. Smith, OF the \. Y. A. c., was TO
have made q trial for the track record,
but owing to his fall he did not appear.
One mile novice. Final heat won by
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-29

W. a. Brady Says Corbett wiz Meet the
Australian Anywhere.


Australian Anywhere.
New YORK, July 2S.-W. A. Brady,
manager Of Champion Pugilist Jim Cor
bett, arrived to-day by the Britannia
lie appears to be deeply Interested In
bringing about meeting between Cor
bett and Jackson.
Jim has some very pronounced ideas
Of Jackson" said he.
"He does not believe the Australian
wants q finish fight. This is the reason
for all the talk about a twenty round
engagement at the National Sporting
Club, which should % called the jack
son Club" ne added with sneer.
''Why they are all Jackson people to
man and Jim would not stand the ghost
OF a chance. We know that Davies aud
Lord LouSdale have been In constant
communication, and the former, by
guaranteeing purse Of SIS, goo, tried to
force Jim into a match but aid not sue
ceed
Jim thinks Jackson will come on
here, make a graDd-stand play about
the South and then retire, or else, after
a whole lot OF talking, finally agree TO
6ght below the Mason aud Dixon liGe.
Then his manager will say he has con-
coded everything to COrbett jim will
tight jackson anywhere in the United
States. and any time will suit him."
Brady spoke enthusiastically Of the
treatment shown Corbett IN England,
ireland, Holland and France. The trip
was not as good financial success as
they expected, but Corbett will bring
back some bank of England notes with
him.
FITZ WANTS TO MEET CoRBETT.
BUFFALO, n. Y, July 2S.-Bob Fitz-
simmons said to-day that he wanted TO
meet COrbett as soon as he reaches this
country, but he doubts If ever he can
get a match on with the heavy weight.
"Coroett says am out OF his
class, but that is only dodge to get
rid Of meeting me, for did not he take
on Mitchell, who was in fact middle
weight? am in the fighting business
to make money and am ready TO
take chance st any OF them. After
1 polish of this 1S5-pounder from
Michigan tonight l have a date TO so
four rounds with Paddy Ryan at Hoo
sick Falls, Mass. | have nothing more
on until fall, when l am going on the
road with a theatrical troop"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-29

TIE members Of the National Guard
ara not suffering with the cold qsite as
much this year as they did at their last
annual encampment.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-29

Wheeling, v, Va, Sept 3,45,627, "a

Grancer and Greater than svsr. Twelve Trot-
ting. PAciuz and Banning Rtcss Ono Single
Double Triple AMI QDndrupls Parschgte Leaps
from one Balloon b. Lady. Gsutismas and
Two Dogs. Large ard Pins Exhibit 81 Live
stock. Agricultural implements. Farn Pro.
ducts. Plants. Fionsfs Fruits and numerous
specisl attractions. Excursiou Rates On all
Railways. speed entries close August 9Th.
Live stock entries close August tth.
Address Secretary for Premium LIS. &c.
bH0 HOOK, SserrtryS
A Rsymann. President gSs,d."
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-29

MORE POWER TO the Pittsburgs. They
seem TO be- getting their second wind
and n so the Spiders will notioe their
snlv victims.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-29

sBurkstt declared out Tor being hit By Dated
ball
Pittsburg. 20 81 0 0 3 =
Cleveland 20 0 0 D O.
Earned runs, Pittsburg .; two-oase
hits. Stencil. McGarr; three. base pits,
BecEley, Bierbauer; home run, Sugden;
stolen bases, Smish, Hartman; sacrifice
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District Conventions Called.

spfctdl 10 ths Rs2tstsr.
HUNTINGTON. w. VA, July 2s.-The
Democratic County Executive Commit
tee met this evening to agree upon a
date for selecting Congressional and
Senatorial delegates. District conven-
tions were ordered to be held August IL
and the delegates to meet August IS TO
select the representatives to the conven-
tiOns.
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ALL SORTS OF SPORT.


TCOntiRued rom Ftst Pdgs.I
Dog won: time, 1:42i4. Fourth q mile,
CAPTAIN Ress won; time 1853. Fifth,
x mile, Hampton won; time. 1914
Sixth, 9-16 mile, Dick Behan won; time,
:578{. Seventh, g, mile, Caroline Ham
ilton won; time, (no time taken).
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-29
MARRIED.

BENSETT-McADAMS- the residence OF
the brides parents, No. S6 Sixteenth street, on
Wednesday, July 10Th, 1891, at O'Clock p m,
UAnRy Willis BENNETT and ANNA AGNES
McADAxs, by Rev. J. Harper Llttell.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-29
CARDINAL LIDOCHOWSKI DEAD.

PARIS. July 2s.-Cardinal Lidochow-
ski, Project of the Congregation OF the
Propaganda, died to-day at Lucerne,
Switzerland.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-29
TIE ORIENrAL WAR.

With all her millions OF people, out
numbering ten to one the japanese,
China in q war with that country would
make a most ridiculous appearance, and
70 is doubtful il the contest would con
tinue long. With several millions Of
men available, China, with her utter
lack OF railroad facilities or other means
OF speedy transportation, would find It
impossible to concentrate her forces and
her greater numbers would count for
nauRht against the forces which Japan
could send against them.
Even could China mass her forces
against the enemy they would not be
sble 20 withstand them long. The
japanese, who have prodted by years
OF intercourse with western nations,
have advanced far beyond the Chinese
who have kept themselves shut in be-
hind their wall, and in the art Of war
as in other matters are vastly their
superiors. A cablegram from Shanghai
bears the startling news that "mOSt Of
the troops are coolies, armed with bows
and arrows" A million coolies armed
With bows would make a formidable
army, but could not stand long before
ten thousand Japanese with European
or American weapons. One rifle bail
is worth hundred arrows.
The war, If IL continues, will be
fearful one for the Chinese, but il may
instill few advanced ideas into their
pig-tsiIed craniums aud in the end will
prove blessing 10 their country.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-29
FEMALE HELP WANTED.

AIDES. ARE you OUT or WORK AND
IL xill you werk =: home for 90 per day. No
canvSssing- IL 50 reply with stAmke9 env-iope
10 own handwriting 70 Miss zsTHEE ALLAS,
south Bend, Indiana 1yzzdr
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UNDERTAKING.
MALE HELP WANTED.

--~-----~--~-~-~~-~~-~-~
MEN 70 sell BAKING Powder 10 the grocery
vi trade. Steady employment, experiences
unnecessary. $40 monthly salary snd expenses
or CON- n offer Satisfactory address - once
with particulars concerning yourself. y D.
Chemical Works, Chicago. iy2sdg
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Died at Io5.

sy.essI 10 c,s R<zs5e-
EVANSVILLE, O., July 2s.-Rachel
Williams, LOT years old, died to-day.
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OFFICIALS AND RAILWAY PASSES

OFFICIALS AND RAILWAY PASSES.
One OF the important amendments
now being considered by the constitu-
tional convention 10 New York prohibits
the giving Of passes to public officials
by railway companies. Few persons
realize to what an extent the demand
for passes has grown, but no doubt the
following from a letter written by Vice
President BROOKS, Of the Pennsylvania
railroad, will be fully concurred in by
most railway officials. Mr.. Brooks
says:
There was q time when public officials
We're content TO receive occasionally trip
pass for themselves. They have learned
TO ask for passes for themselves, for mem
bers of their families and for political ad-
herents and others. They not only ask for
trip passes for themselves and friends, but
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-29
Eog sALE-TaE FOLLOWING sgcosS

LOB sALE-TwKsTY-o POUND PRE.
II rnisr Racing wheel In complete ofcef' ony
been used short time: Dunlop detachaols f-sihs
tires. toe clips and everything comphse.
Owner. on account OF per1nsasnt inJsIy, ca.
not use IL Cost $50. bargain 70 snyos.
: wanting good wheel. Gail room 81, r.sD,.'
Bgildirz. yt1el-L
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FORTY TO TEN.
Snsci1l 70 ne R.Gssts-.

MoRGANrowN, w. VA, July IS.
The Morgantown base ball club slaught-
cred the Fairmonters to-day. Score,
40 TO 10 in Morgantown's favor. Both
Fairmont pitchers were knocked out of
the box, and Murgantowner finished
the game tor them.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-29

L,oR STORAGE ROOM AT REASONABLE
II prices inquire OF SToLZE BROS, lfSS Main
and lHD0 SoutE streats. mrIO-eA6so
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-29

IIyoR REST-THE LARGE STORE ROOM,
il No. lI26 Nam street lately occupied by
A. Wilson. Euqnire Of A. A. FRANZHElh.
sheriff my2j-adh
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-29

NOR RENT-EIGHT FINE ROOMS UP
II stairs, No. 1915 Main street Apply on
,,-sr,t.cs iyl7edb
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-29

L,oR REST.-rHB BUILDING KNOWN AS
Il the Grant House. No. los Main street,
containing eighteen fls) rooms and bath room.
laundry with two large porchss In rear; re-
Gently painted and pApercd; all in good order.
has both gases
Also a &story brick dwelling. No. 10 Zane
street. Qsland) with ak 90 ROOMS, bath room.
Laundry. and both sasscs.> GEORGE W. EcE-
HAET, in. 40 Main sireeto az Peoples Bank.
lyl7edb
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GROCERS.
FOR RENT.

L1oR REYT-THREE GOOD ROOMS, CEN
i trail location on Market street. suitable for
Offices. VIII renovato same Tor good parties.
Apply At this Office. iyseSdh
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-29
A WORLDS BIKE RECORD BROKEN.

LONDON, July 2S.-In the "a hour BIZ
cycle race at the Herne Hill grounds,
finished to-day, Shorthand, OF London,
covered 400 miles and 900 yards. Pat
erson, of Coventry, covered 430 miles,
and Chapple, of Chelsea, covered 423
miles. The worlds record was thus
beaten by two miles.
THE BRITANNIA WON.
PENzANCE, ENGLAND, July 2s.-The
Britannia won in the thirteenth race
with the Vigilant to-day.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-29

L'oRsALE-Sow IS YOUR TINETo BUY
II agood corner lot. f2tlDJ feet with q cottage
house on IL. No. lOg south Penn street Wbss1-
inx lslsnd. in good asighboEbood snd sn1oss
coed people. A biz bargain for some ons. fof
farther partic ulsrs address Y. y. ZANE, Glen
dsis wa lyzsats.
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SISTERSVILLE WON.
special 10 tie Register.
SIsrERsvLLE, w. VA, July 2s.-An
interesting game of ball took place be-
tween the St. Mary's and Slstersville
teams this afternoon at the former
place. The score was IA to IL in favor
of Sistersyille.
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FOR SALE.

L,0R SALE-THgATRE ELYsIAE THEA.
y tfe, Deiiairc, y iof sale cheap. lnqDire Ok
DICKENS a DUBOIS, BeDsifs. .. iyl5eAdb
L,oR sALE-BoAT HOUSE. - FEET LONG,
A. ~ feet vide. % foot cabin. in good rspa'r
Recently oyefhauls5. inquire - liy5 Wats
street. lySs19er =
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-10-18

During the past week the silversidcs
have made their usual phenominal run,
and in addition t., all that the cannery
could take, there has been shipped from
the city over fifty tons, the exact figures
being lN5,101 pounds, as compared 1919
roun IL for the previous. Heretofore
these fish have always been billed and
marked from Portland or Tacoma, but
this season Tics.rs. Cram and Ranking,
managers foi the Columbia River Wheel
Fish company, are labelling them "Grays
Aurbor salmon, from Aberdeen" They
recently sent samples through the East,
which met with such Il favorable recep-
ton that Yesterday they filled an order
for an entire car for Chicago. These men
are practical shippers and understand the
manufacture OF ice, and ii sufficient CAPT
tai could be secured we understand such
plant would be secured, we understand,
they would put such plant in Aberdeen.
This is Il proposition worth looking up,
and We hope the chamber Of commerce
will investigate the mater.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-10-18

taken in charge by Beardsley Bros. and
given hu. III here.
Fresh bread daily at Aberdeen bakery.
our loa,e5 !or cents.
60 to iiimo.cs for nice fresh fruits
and candice. lie k"n!s only the best.
X Hcla.lo is olrlng g.cat bargains
in bed room suil.. \ lew do2cn solid
oak suitcs three pieces, German plate
glass large size, former price %335 90,
Will sell for $500, to close them cut.
Next Saturday evening there will be a
festival in the Norwegian Methodist
church, to which all are cordially invited.
There will be no charge for admission.
Coffee and cake will be served for fifteen
cents.
Capt. Thomas n. Simons, Of the corps
of U. S. Engineers, is advertising for bids
for the constructing and repairing dykes
in Grays harbor and Chchalis river. The
last appropriation ty congress will evil
IDENTIFY be utilized at once.
The registration books closed Tuesday
evening with 4l2 voters registered. The
four parties have been busy registering
their strength, and it is doubtful il one
voter has been missed. The rcgstra-
ton at Hoquiam was 302.
a number OF the Wishkah river ranch.
ers are moving into Aberdeen for the
winter to give their children the benefit
of the schools. Geo. Adams having
moved in recently, and Mrs. Santobn
has rented Il house preparatory to NOV
ing.