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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-13
Appointments Mad Yesterday.

WASHINGTON, D. c., February 12.--
The following nominations were sent to
the Senate to-day:
Postmasters-Oh Dewitt c. Cool
man, Ravenna; Frederick Rely, Elyrla;
o. II. Bell, Mansfield; John c. Ely, Day
ton. Pennsylvania: John j. Cargin,
Olyphant; John M. Purdy, DoyleStown.
John Parrett, of Oregon, to be Minis
ter Resident and Consul of the United
States to Siam.
Thomas R. Jurngan, of North Caro-
lima, to be Consul General Of the United
States at Shanghai, China.
To be Consuls of the United States:
Adolf Billahard, of Ohio, at Moscow,
Russia; Arthur d. Gina, of Iowa, at
Ma2atlan; John Malcolm johnson, Of
South Carolina, at Pernambuco; Daniel
Kennedy, of Missouri, at Malta; Della
ware Kemper, of Virginia, at Annoy,
China; Z. G. Mitchell, OF Arkansas, at
New Castle, New South Wales; George
w. Nichols, of New York, at Clifton,
Ontario.
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speeial 7sIecram % As R,n..s-.

CHARLESTON, w. Va, February l2.-
Henry Dryden, teller of the Citizens
National Bank, committed suicide tn .
evening by shooting himself through
the heart. The deed was done in his
room at his home on DOnnally
street. Strange as it may seem,
no one about the house heard the re-
port Of the pistol that sent Dryden into
eternity. lie was found dead about 9
o'clock with bullet hole through his
heart, and thirtY-eight calibre Colts
pistol lying by his side.
Dryden was in love with young lady
who lives in Covington, Ky. He re-
turned from Kentucky few days ago
and it is supposed he and his sweetheart
had a quarrel. His mother, Mrs. Dry
den. said he appeared perfectly happy
and contented, however, and went
to his room early. 1t is
supposed he received letter
after supper that caused the trouble.
After he went to his room nothing more
was known OF him until some one went
to his room about nine o'clock and
found him dead. The ball entered the
body exactly through the left
nipple and came out on the left
of the spine. Charred remains OF
letters were found on the hearth. Dry
den was one of the most upright and
worthy young men of the city. His
death will be universally regretted.
The name Of the Young lady with whom
Dryden was in love cannot be learned.
The officers Of the Citizens National
Bank say that all Of Dryden's work in
the bank was perfectly straight.
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-13
YESTERDAYS RACES

NEW ORLEANS, la, February 10
Weather fine, attendance fair, and track
heavy. Three fayorites won, and the
books had a bad day of it. First, sell
ng, 6L furlongs; Silver Tip won; Kin
dora, second; Oak Forest, third. Tine,
1926. Second, selling, one mile; Taylor
HAYDEN won; London Smoke, second;
Rover, third. Time. 1919. Third, SELL
ing, Z mile; Susie Nell won; Onyx, 2ndi
Ike S., third. Time 1874 Fourth,
handicap, purse $500, mile and 20 yards
Rey Del Mar won; Lombard second;
Corona third. Time, 1:51H. Fifth,
selling, $50, * mile; Bret Harte won;
Viola Belle secondi Capl. Spencer third.
Time 1924.
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FOR SALE.


ToR SALE 49, BICYCLE, NEW, LATEST
Il make. Call on or address j. H. d.. RegiS'
ter office. auloedh
UlOR sALE-THREE COPIES OF sHAKES-
y peare cloth binding, illustrated. complete
fer 60e each. Apply ~ ais othce. deliedn
NOR SALE-BLANK DEEDS OF TRUST
II blank deeds. blank leases, justices ana
lawyers blanks OF al kinds, power-oiattoEney
blanks, for sale and for rent cards ~ RaGrrsa
Office.
EOR SALE-ONE WOODEN SAW TABLE
Y suitable for woodWorker or box-maSes.
win be sold cheap. Call At this office. seso
TOR SALE-THE LATE :. W. HILLS Lay
Il cry stable. Bridgeport Ohio. la2gh
GAMBLE PIANO FOR SALE.
We have an elegant upright Plano sent to Us
as a sample instrument which we offer At
wholesale price Now Is your chance to buy
Piano cheap. Call and see IL.
E. w. BANNER & co.
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The airl I'm Love.

An engaged girl IVES asked by the
Chicago Herald, How can a girl tell
when she is really in loye?" and this
was her answer: "She thinks OF him all
the time. wishes he were near; has ner-
vous chills if be arrives 4 moment or two
TOO late, and then wonders why he hasn't
sense enough nit to 60 home before
he has been in tbe house half an hour.
She gets awfl ! 3 mad il some one says
his feet are extra large. The mere sug-
gestion from her father that 10 might be a
wise plan 10 look into bis business pros
poets makes her cheeks flush with in
dignation. She hates every girl that
looks at him. She thinks he is the most
fascinating person 10 the whole world.
She is Of the opinion that she amt half
as good and clever as be is. II takes
her a long time 10 dress and she caR't
make herself look pretty enough when
he calls. II the dear angel coughs the
least bit she wonders u 10 is anything
serious, and when be look tired she
knows he is working bis life out. And
she's so happy that her appetite for
sakes her"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-13
rREArRR parties.
How They should be Managed From
start 10 Finish.

start 10 Finish.
With the arrival Of Lent society
is prepared TO give up certain OF
its gayeties, the larger dances and din
ners being among the number but IN
less utTa-religiously inclined the thea
ire party is INDUCED throughout the
Lenten season, therefore suggestion
as TO the etiquette Of this form Of eS-
tertalnment may not be amiss. After
securing the necessary boX-Or where
the party is to be a large one, two boxes,
communicating - the hostess should
send invitations to those she
Intends favoring and the correct
method of doing this is by an informal
note, which should briefly mention the
play to be seen, the probable number OF
guests and, of course, the date. To this
invitation acceptances or regrets must
be sent at once, so that the glVer OF the
entertainment nay, ia the event OF a
prior ENLARGEMENT Of one or more OF the
parties invited, have ample time to fill
their places. Whether, after accep-
tances are received, the hostess sends
box tickets to each of her guests, de-
ponds altogether upon whether they
dine with her or not on the evening set.
If they do so she retains the tickets and
all go in a body.
1t is the duty of the hostess on such
occasions to see that a sufficient num-
Der OF chairs are placed in the box or
boxes, as it is most awkward to dis
cover that there are not enough seats TO
go around and one or more OF the male
members obliged to stand.
Unless q dinner precedes the latter
entertainment it is not incumbent upon
the hostess to furnish means of convey
ance for her guests. II, however, she
chooses to do so the time at which the
carriage will call should be mentioned
in the invitations at the time they are
sent out. Having met in the lobby the
ladies remove their wraps and they pro-
ceed to their places.
Consideration for the pleasure OF 9th
ers will suggest that this entree be
made before the rising Of the curtain
and that all necessary conversation
during the acts should be carried on in
as low a tone as possible. Evening
dress is, Of course, obligatory for such
an affair, though the ladies need not
necessarily discard their bonnets. The
hostess should always select for herself
the least desirable chair in the box and
Is IS very bad for man to occupy one
of the front row OF chairs if lady
should thereby be obliged to sit behind
him. A supper is generally served
either at the residence of the hostess or
In the private dIniDg-room Of hotel.
Generally at these suppers oysters in
one form or another form a staple dish,
and game, salads aud ices are pleasing
etceteras. Champagne is usually the
only wine served. The arrangement
for the supper, as well as for the car
rlages and other details necessary TO
the comfort and convenience of the
guests, should all be planned before
hand in order to make the form OF en-
tertainment a success.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-13
a 90 80 In Genoa, ohlo.

FREMONT, @, February 12.-Over
half the business portion Of Genoa, a
village OF 2,OQO on the Lake Shore, IS
mites west 81 Fremont was destroyed
bv fire this morning. The fire began
AZ o'clock in ]. Moore's butch
er shop aad is supposed to
have started from stove.
The buildings were mostly wooden
structures and urged on by heavy wind
fhe FIRE spread rapidly, cutting all
stores, groceries, butcher shops and Of
fees aorsh Of the railroad 10 the value
OF many thousands The Ere depart
mear was very inferior and liltle resist
ance could DC made.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-13
NEW. NEW ADvEpn,s

All coal mine-sa-,
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CoINOIpENOEs, sURELY.
Three sisters give Birth to Three Children
Inside of an Hour.

inside OF an hOuEs
spsciel Tels0ran 10 me RsSjEs--
WEIGH, W. VA, February 12.-Martin
and David Goldstern, brothers, married
Rebecca and Anna NaItzen, sisters, at
Pocahontas, Va, on April 70, last, and
moved to Kimball. six miles east of here,
living in the same house. On January
30. at ten o'clock at night, Mrs. Rebecca
Goldstern gave birth TO u son. In the
same room, the same night, Mrs. Anna
Goldstern gave birth to a daughter at
eleyen-thirty. On the same night at
ten-thirty, another sister, Mrs. Miriam
Goldstern gave birth to son. The
children have been named Moses, Sarah
and Abraham, respectively.
Andrew L. Hambrech, a plaSterer,
laid out on a porch Saturday night and
and was found frozen yesterday morn
ing. He died at o'clock. He was
recovering from an attack OF grip, was
an inveterate cigarette smoker and had
been smoking for two or three days to
excess.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-13
WIN Change the Petition.

WASHINGTON, D. c., February 19.-
The case of c. L. Riker, of Chicago, to
compel the Secretary OF the Treasury TO
allot $50, 900, 900 Of bonds bid for by Ri
ker, was to-day decided against the pc
titioner, the Court refusing to issue the
mandamus prayed for on the ground Of
lack of authority to do so on the show
ing made. Riker says he will change
the petition and present it again tomor-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-13
5set,line a drudge with Flsts.

tIT|IIUI 7 1IflII l-III % I'0' 10 sN''1I.
CUMBERLAND, ND, February IA
gruige has existed between Pat Ryan
and William Troxel, of this city, for
about a year. This morning they met
iu a saloon and decided to cross the Po-
tomac river into Virginia and fight il
out. The men met on the battle ground
abeut $3.50 o. N. and fought for some
time, Troxell having his fingers badly
chewed by Ryan. The men were sepa-
rated and the seconds, Edward O'Neal,
a local scrapper, and Jake Westbreok,
took up the affair O'Neal was badly
used up.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-13
CUNNING "GREEN GOODS" ROBBERS


One Of the sl.ckest OF green goods"
schemes has come TO tho notice OF
the REGISTER, which has been put in
possession Of one of the circulars Of the
gang conducting it. The circular is
neither dated nor signed and furnishes
no clue Co the author beyond the form
of q telegram which the intended vic
tim Is required 20 se1d to Frank C.
Arns--t-s-Eass 18th street, New York
n. 1.," for instructions" as to
~ . 10 proceed further. Transactions
On be conducted through personal in
tarview only, the gang refusing to re-
teive any matter by mail and explicitly
stating that the correspondents name
must not be- signed TO the preliminary
telegram, the form of signature being
&C Hart together with the number
stamped on the telegram enclosed in
she circular for purposes OF Identified
lien.
These rascals present plausible
story Of having obtained a set Of original
government plates through the agency
of a dishonest engraver IN the Govern
ment Treasury Department, aud that
therefore the counterfeits. which they
oGer at the rate Of So, 600 for $500, can
not be- detected. To make the scheme
stll more plausible there is enclosed
with the circular what Durports 90 be a
newspaper clipping giving a lengthy
story Of how one OF these counterfeiters
was arrested, but could not be
convicted because Treasury Depart
ment officials declared the notes
were printed from government
plates and declined to swear that
they we're counterfeit. A close exami-
nation Of this alleged clipping, which
&c arst blush looks as if it had been
roughly cut from O newspaper, showing
printed matter on both sides and a
small portion Of the adjoining columns,
shows &c TO be- as clever a counterfeit as
the goods" lt tells Of. Itis not a news
paper clipping bus cumming Imitation,
printed by itself, which never saw a
newspaper press, FOR the reason that
there never was any such news printed
in q newspaper.
The scheme is a bold and dangerous
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-13
ADnnrsrons LunatIe

LONDON, February IA dangerous
crank, names Harry Carsrr. was re-
manded tO-hay az Bow Si-rs police
station, after being charged -u VIZ.
ing letter 10 which he o. 1oGed 10
KIN Queen Victoria. Carter erolo that
unless his demands were CTarieft by tue
Queen. il would be either tcessarg 20
send Dim % Broadmoor tn or he
would take her lie. Co IS already
spent niue years 10 a lal ,ylum.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-13
WIN Appoint q ". Boyer.

NUe11' Iot1FUIl % ~ htJtsltF.
MARrlNSBURG, w. VA, February 10.
Senator Faulkner was in this city to-
day, and publicly announced that he
would recommend c. w. Boyer for post
master st this place, Mr.. Boyer is one
Of the editors Of the Martinsburg States
man. the lesdiug Democratic newspa-
per in this county, and is very popular
with both parties he had some oppo-
sition for the place, but the contest was
friendly. and the appointment will give
general satisfaction.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-13
Tho Long-Lochren Gaze Postponed

WASHINGTON, D. c., February -
The hearing in the Long-Lochren pen
sion case, involving the right of the
Commissioner Of Pensions to suspend
the pension of Judge Long, has been
postponed for a week at the request Of
counsel for the pensioner. 1t was
agreed that pending hearing the Com
missioner of Pensions should take no
action.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-13
Not senntnr Mahan,s Body.
sn.einl 7sI,nran q ne Rsgss:sr.

69ectdt IettGTuHl 70 10 herl5.sf'
RAvENswoOD. w. VA, February II.
The floater found at Letart and sup
posed to be ex-senator Mahan proved
10 be a roustabout, who had evidently
fallen overheard from a steamboat.
The fate OF Senator Mahan still re-
mains mystery.
SpeciaJ Telegram % ne Rsgisfe-.
PARKERSBURG, w. Va, February 10.
The body of Jack Kinnard, the engi-
neer of the Ballard, who was drowned
near Long Reach, three months since,
was taken to his former home at Will
Jamestown to-day, having been discov-
cred in the Ohio. near Newport.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-13

PlrrsRUEG, Pa. February 12.-Pitch-
er Frsnk Kllie1 and the Pittsburg club
have come 70 terms. The big left
handler signed the contract calling for
s.. 400, which was the salary offered
HIN by the club weeks ago. Harmony
has now been restored.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-13
TINE MAY BRING CHANGES.

Governor Campbell Not Sure He WIN Not
be Candidate in 1895.
sseeiai 7slscram % ne Rsgis,s-.
COLUMBUS, OHIO, February Eek
Governor Campbell stopped here a few
hours to-day on his way from Hamilton
to New York. To reporter who asked
him II he would be candidate for Gov
ernor in 1895, he said: 81 have no po-
litical ambitions just now and am Civ
Ing ali my attention TO making a living.
However, No one can tell what time
NAV bring forth"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-13
EEAERAL WATERS |!

HATHORN WATER-We havea laree stoc,,
o. this celebrated Mineral ater on hand which
we are closing put ~ reduced prices in order 20
make room Tor othcrgno5s. Put I'd IN 1 doz
doz. and doz uacthzes
SPRCDEL WATER-Ths King II Mineral
aters. from Mt Clemens. Hi.h. A Dufe
wnoiesone water, unsurpassed as a beverage
aEd table water
kkOh VIAL WATER From Erosthai
Springs Nassau Germany This Mineral W.
Ter e justly celebrated for its excellent figeg.
tive qusliiies. Is also q refreshing add delicious
summer drink. either pure OF mixed with frnit
syrup milk. wine or brandy.
APOLLfNAEf, WATER-From Rhenish
Prussia, Germany, in pints and quartz
u. Willy y CO
Ills Man and ilsi Market Stress.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-13
QUARREL

Henry Dryden, Teller Of the Citizens National
Bank at Charleston, Shoots Hinsslf Through
the Heari-Bs Fad Been 10 COvingtOn, Ky, to
See His Sweetheart, and is Supposed to Have
Quarrellsd With Hsr--Hs Received Letter
Last Night and Going 10 BIS Room, Killed
Himself
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-13
A BIG WOMAN
saiis McAuister Made the scales Trem-
bic with Rer Weight.

SalIs McA1ister Made the Scales Irem-
bic with Rer Weight
CncruEi E1quTs-.
SalHa McAilister, a colored woman,
died recently 90 her home in Spring
feld. She was, doubtless, the largest
woman in the world, and in early
womanhood soon "outgreE' the posi-
tion as cook. a Snowman who had an
eve for money making business,
herring o. neg avOirdUpOiS,
made an engagement with Fat
SalHe." aad together they travelled
from land toland. lie dressed her well;
in fact did everything Tor her comfort
and enjoyment. except TO divide profits.
AT one time Saliie weighed ESQ pounds
She was conveyed from depot to depot
while on her tours ia an arm chair Of
large dimensions. which was placed ia q
WAGON. ard as sho was entirely too large
20 ret tbra1gh she door OF any passenger
ear. She was taken through the sliding
door of the baggage car and rode there ia
her own arm chair. She was kind,
awiahle ana good woman. The coffin in
which sbs ras. buried could not be got
into ne ooSs 9i big two-h0rss farm
wanon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-13
Fully Approved.

WASHINGTON, D. c., February H.
Admiral Benhnm's course in Brazil has
been fully approved by the House Com
mittee on Naval Affairs, in report on
the resolution introduced by Repre-
sentative Money. Of Mississippi, mem
Der of the Committee on Foreign Al
fairs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-13
NO CAUSE FOR FEAR.
little Probability Of the River Over
flowing It's Banks

Littlo Probability of the River Over
flowing It's Banks
The warm weather and constant rain
fall of yesterday, taken in connection
with the present high stage of water in
she river, has caused a great amount OF
uneasiness TO be manifested among the
peoDle living on the Island and ia the
lower wards of the city. There is, how
ever. little cause for alarm, as the indi-
cations point 10 much colder weather
which will cause a general freeze and
check the rise. Late last night the
temperature began to fall, and this
morning 10 will be freezing.
The river marks last night at 11:30
o'clock showed 10 feet II inches OF
water in the channel, a fall of several
feet 10 "A hours. The river was still
falling, but is expected 20 be stationary
this morning. Last night It was re-
ported falling az all up-river points.
Last night the following telegram was
received:
Sseci1l 7esqram 20 tte R.gis'sr
PIrrsBURG, February 12.-The rivers
are falling tonight aud no fears are en-
tsrtained OF high water during the next
forty-eight hours, as a cold wave is
scheduled for tomorrow and Wednes
day. The precipitation at head waters
to-day consisted OF snow, which will not
affect the rivers until il either thawS or
is carried off with rain. This condi-
tiou is not anticipated before Thursday
or Friday The snow fall in the noun
tains to-day reached eight inches and
is stiu falling tonight. In this city the
precipitation ranged from snow 20 rain,
with snow and sleet predOminating dur
ing the day, while tonight there is a
driz1ling rain, for the most part mixed
with soft snow. There is no coal await
ing water here and consequently the
only interest taken IN the river centers
is the Inconvenience and DANCE which
would attend a freShet resulting from
The snow at head waters being carried
OF by rain. Observer Stewart insists
we shall have zero weather Wednesday
morning.
PIrrsBURG. Pa, February River
10 feet stationary; raining.
on CITY, PA, February 12.-River, 4
feet inches and falling; weather cold
and cloudy.
GREENSBORO, PA, February r.
River @ feet IL inches and falling;
weather, cold with rain, sleet and high
winds.
M0BGANTOwN, w. Va, February 70.
River s feet inches and falling;
weather, rain fell most OF the day.
WARREN, PA, February 12.-River
feet @ inches and falling; weather, cold
with heavy snow falling.
Pilot Con Mcdonald Is in Pittsburg.
aud will remain until Saturday.
The Lizzie Bay will be down this
morning for Kanawha river points.
Less than 100000 bushels Of coal
are now on their way down from Pitts
burg.
The Ben bur was yesterdays Park
ersburg packet departing for that point
at $3.50 o'clock.
A number of boats are on their way
down With tows Of cOal. Yesterday tue
George Shiras, Belle MCGOWAN, Ed
ROBERTS, sam Clark, J. n. Bunton, Rob
ert jenkins and others, passed down.
There will be no heavy shipment on the
present rise, as most of the boats are
South and the market is we'll supplied
with coal
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-13

RICE-On sunday, February u. 1904 a I
ociocE p. m, Mrs. JANE RICE, IA the s5,h year
OF her age.
Funeral services a. 800 p. n. to-day CTues-
day. az the residence o. her daughter Nrs.
J. S. Echols 1920 McCoil3ch street Friends OF
the family cordially invited. intermsnt ph.
vate.
STEW ART-On Monday. February T. 1874
az 4.e5 a. n kESSEDT, infant son o. Martha
and W G. stewart
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-13
J. - II - -.

10 ns EDITOR or ths Rsgists-:
SrE:-When and where were the Cleve-
land babies born. ARGUMENT
truth CLEVELAND was born on Oc-
tober g, 1891, at SIG Madison Ave,
New York, and ESTHER CLEVELAND on
September o, 1888, in the White House. ]
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-13
TGD LET.

Store room 1903 Naftr' fT'
In The city f0rdfug sf1'e tf'f
Store rooms 1895 Na'g ..r
Ofics rooms lrcr'af b@
Tor mandolin club .t..I
Seven rooiGo1 dwelling
Sir roomed IrsI.Ing 10
Sir-roomsd dweIill ~ p
ti1-roome1 i0eI.int - -
SiK-r0omsd duclll- n f.
rooms1 dwelling
large YARD, ~ 9. Na'. 81
-Four rooms ta.rf l.
warm and cid. a. l.lI .,,
Piye-ro0med dwelling NI
Foar rooms se.0r. 'f'
Five rooms frft rlct D ~
Four.roome1 4sf.tet
Four-roomed d-rIIfg
Foufroomf1 Dwelling j.
session FehruarF D .. r,..r I
Fogr-roomcd dTa.lar -
Tuur-rsoms ~ If
emrty. q
Thfsc.ro0me4 tfe.A--
NOW empty. ,..-i q
LAWYER Offices -'i
Building. ~
stree. iafrs Ard. ,a.rA
q. o.-SgITH & DlcElI'
tr71 vtrEEI
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Broke HIS Nook.


Special Tslearsm 10 tes Rs7ls:s--
CIARKsBURG, VIVA, February -
The body Of Jack Hammond, an old
and respected citizen, was found near
Wilsonburg. His team had run off
throwing him out of the wagon and
breaking his neck.