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NOTES on NAVIGATION.
Stage of Water and Movements OF Eonts.
Tie River Interests,

Stage of Water and Movements OF Eonts.
The River Interests.
I.s. YESTERDAYS DErARrUEES
Lizzie Day. Charleston. G a. IN.
Liberty. CarlrGton. $50 p. IN.
BOATS Leaving TODAY.
Iron Queen. Pittsburgh, So. IN.
Hudson. Cincinnati. Sn. III. l.z...
II. X. Bedford. Pittsburgh. Sn. N.
Tho stage OF the water at the public
landing last evening was feet II inches
and slowly falling.
Tho Ben Hur and Phillips arc still
laid up at tho public landing. The
Courier is laid up at the mouth Of the
Muskingum.
Reports from headwater points last
evening were as follows:
Warren-River l loot 2 inches and
falling slowly; mild and pleasant.
Oil Cily-Rlver ! foot 10 inches and
falling; warm light rain.
Greensboro-River feet 0 inches and
falling; weather rainy.
Pittsburgh-River 6 feet and falling;
raining.
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with these articles Of agreement for.
feits the money paid TO tho stakeholder.
Tho race Is to start promptly at 9 ..
M, Thursday, February %, 1904.
Referee and judges aro TO be selected
on tho evening OF tho raco by tho two
PRINCIPALS"
Tho North End rink Ia being put In
shape for tho conteat, and Grcer Ia
making II his training headquarters,
where no can DO seen every day aprlnt.
Ing around tho track. There Ia consid.
erablc interest In tho outcome Of tho
raco and 1t will no doubt DO witnessed
by n largo crowd.
Both men Aro confident that they
will win In tho contest McClOlland Ia
always In good condition physically. but
no IL putting In some good hard licks,
80 thathe will DO us ncar to perfect
condition as possible when tho race is
run. s..a
McClcllnnd says that no will attend
to tho challenge made by IIanke Just rs
aoon as ho hRs raced against Groor,
whether ho winston loses In that con.
tost, Hc had heard that Hanko had
said he was afraid to meet him. Nc
Clelland was indignant at this and con.
GLIDING no remarked IIanke would have
no trouble in coming to tertna with him
for q race on roller skatps.
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Tho Press Clubs bowling club is to
protest the two games won by tho In
telligencer club Tuesday afternoon.
Tho matter Is to be brought to tho Mt
tention OF tho board OF managers OF tho
bowling league. This Is characterized
by all who arc acquainted with tho facts
rs childish. Tho Press clubs defeat
was due to somebody's neglect to notify
tho members OF tho change OF date.
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SALEM, O., Fob. CATER five weeks
idlcness tho miners in tho New Lisbon
(ohio) district have agreed to accept u
reduction from sevonty-Gys TO sixty.
one cents. The agreement, however, is
made subject to the action of tho
miners state convention to be hold Mt
Columbus. Tho mon will resume work
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Fiye.Cent Articles.

Ladies' Hose, Children's Hose, Rolling plns
lockwood Rules. Cuff Buttons. Tin Buckets Com.
nninntton Glass Cutters. Boys Knives. Pokers.
Fans, Richter IIurmoncaS. Towels. o5-c Needle
Packages, Spcctacles, Dino Cologne, Hair Curl.
Grfs, School States, Lamp Burners, Shoe Dressing
Ladies' Pins. Table Knives. = - o. D.
Man; Decent articles In our 6-ccnt list Come
aud tneo thGm ont OF our Way. -. - - y
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CLEVELAND, O., Feb. 7.-Dclogatcs
from twenty different states mot at the
forest city house this morning to organ
ize the national Gairymen's association.
The object OF the organization will be
the dissemination OF information and
the betterment OF dairy mons interests
generally.
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MAIN AND TENTH SITS,
Ono Cent Articles.

9 Heavy Envelopes. 1 good fcu Holders, q Steel
Pens, Mcmorandum'Book. GsheGts Note Paper,
9 Slate Pencils, Load Pencils. Collar buttons,
! paper Plus. ! paper Needles. spoo! silk Twist,
2 dozen Hooks and Eyes. 0 Darnlng Needles, /
Nutmeg Grnter, dozen DrnSS Pants buttons, /
Hat Pin. box Carrot TuekS. / dozen Clothes
Pins, Tablet, l set Knitting SccdlGS 1T :.
Lois ri 6,cptlt goods poiur Mt cent
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ouNSIStGllA,1 Is HELD
For shooting Thompson, and tho Latte
Finod $50 for Assault on j. q. Kline.

for sHopttnR Inoupson, ana tho Lhtter
finod $50 for Assault on j. q. Kline.
Last evening at Squire Gillospy'a
Office preliminary hearing was hold
n tho case OF jill. Cunningham, &c.
cuscd Of shooting William Thompson,
q bar keeper at Wards saloon, on Main
street, Monday afternoon. Tho owl.
donco did not develop any facts not
printed In Tuesday mornings IN
TELLiGEEcER. Thompson was stand.
Ing near tho front door OF
tho saloon when Kline entered, and DO.
fore tho door was fairly shut no atrucl;
Kline several hard blows in tho face.
KNOCKING him across tho room. Gun.
ningham, who was Kllno's partner in
tho ''llt,lo horses" run in tho rear OF
tho saloon, saw tho assault, and fired
two shots from his revolver, ono making
q ilcah wound In ThompsonR left wrist.
The justice held Cunningham for tho
noxt term Of tho criminal court in $1,000
bail. and failing TO give bond no was
scnt to Jail. ~.
Thompson was fined $50 and costa for
his assault on Kline, which no paid.
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Tllree.Cent Articles.

Ladies' lIandkerchiets. Shaving Brushes.
dozen Dress buttons, Stamped DippprS. Match
Safes, Machine OIL Cans. Potato MHshcrs' dozen
Safety Pins: Pertuued Toilet Soap. pair Scls.
sors. Pint Fuhnels. Jelly Plates. Curry Combs 4
dozen Shoe Luces. School States, Bastilig Spoons.
h,ccnt Tablets. Cork Screws, lIurmonicaS, Cake
Turner'S, Monsc Traps. Windsor Ties. n
Como hero for bargains, We will not disappolnt
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Four.Cent Articles.

sMSpSnderS, ClntE'S o. n. T. Thread, Chiidren's
Dibs, Rubber Dressing Combs. Comb and Brnsh
Case Pot Covers, Tooth Brushes. Flro ShOycls
Ioweling, Charm Knives, Mucilage. Sewing Ma.
chino Oh. Scrub brushes, Linen Thread. Hand
shwFIles, SuSpcndcrs. Pencil Boxes Calico. Mis-.
Inns aud hundreds Of other articles going az this
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1,wo.Cent Articles.

II dozen Buttons. Fine Comb, bottle Ink.
Pint Tin Cups, lIandkerchIcfs. Cake CuttorS, Fen.
per Boxes. Langtry Hair Pins, Carpenter Pchclls
Gun buttons. Pic lRnS Pocket Combs, NAPKINS
Can Openers, Spool Cotton. Toilet SoRp, 0imlcts
TIapc Lines. Rubber Tipped Pencils Halt
We deal only In Bargains and give big value
for the money. ..u|r I-ir a.. f'I'I Y ~ -
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Dies MONIES, Iowa, Fob. I'm the leg
islature to-day a joint resolution was in
troduced congratulating Hawaii on the
first anniversary OF its Independence
and directing the same to BIO forwarded
to President Dole by Governor jackson.
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Eight-Cent Articles

:, Monkey Wrcnches, Whisk Brooms, Wash Bow,,
Iln buckets. Long Handle Fire Shoycls. Rulcs
Hosiery, Large Lamp burners, box Paper and
envelopes. Spring Balances, Scissors. Blank
Books, Patent Buttons :" q : 80
Our customers know good thing when they
sec It Join the procession to our store.
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Nine.Cent Articles.

Ladies' Gloves Shoe Brushes. Stew Pan, D.,
serve Kettles, Butcher Knives. worth II centS
GlaSs Dishes, Mix Straincrs. Co.Ico Pots Flon,.
sltters. suspenders. Extract Vanilla. Dolls DISh
Pans, Hammers, lPound Grain or Ground pan.
per- I Pound Cinnamon. Pound Ginger, Pound
baking Powder. e, q sass 49, S"-'''.
!, The above are all genuine bargains and lower
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'Fen.Cent Articles

Suspcnders, Clothes lines. 25cent Jcwc,rv
Anger Braces, Stationery Packages jail PNdiocts.
loyal Needle Packages; one. half pound Ten. In.
a,ss' sO-ceut Hose. Dolls, Scent Cur Buttons
Mirrors. Pocket Knives ''''
We arc constantly receiving bargains md c,r.
not quote prices, rs they arc here TODAY mil
gone to. morrow It Is our aim 10 alwars' bnva
something new at prices that Will make You buvs
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FOR THE PRIZE FIGHT
The Syndicate in Earnest about
Getting It Here.
GREAT INTEREST IN THE PROJECT.
Plenty of Capital offered here and
Elsewhere to have tho Great Cham.
plonshIp Event Pulled orin Wheel.
ing-A Charter will DO Applied for
II tho Outlook domains Fair.

The article printed In ycstcrday's
lsrELLlaEScER concerning movement
TO secure tho CorbcH.Jackson prlze
fight next Juno iorWhoOling or vicinity
aroused unusual interest among people
Interested in pugIllsm-and who Is not,
to some extOnt2 Some people who
were not informed thought it was all n
joke, but the movement is really OH
business footing and has made some
proEress. Tho syndicate back OF 1t will
mako liberal oGor for the fight II it Is
found out after careful investigation that
1t can DO given here in safety. Tho
West Virginia law Ia very stringent
against prize fighting, making 1t n felony
punishable with from two to ton yonrs'
imprisonment in the peniteutiary; but
the act Is silent as to what prize fight
Is, while another law provides for n
license tax to be levied on "sparring OK.
hibitions." There are decisions in other
states that n contest with gloves OF four
5onnccs weight or heavier ia not prize
fight, but Il sparring match. On this
ono point the wbole1 question turns
whether an effort will be made to bring
the fight here. Ii it il found to DO pos
Rlble to give assurances that there will
be no Interference. tho backers Of Cor.
belt and Jackson, MS vol rs tho prInci.
pals, will BIO glad 10 come here, as the
location cannot DO excellcd for tho pur.
pose in the world.
Yesterday $1,000 additional was sub.
scribed to tho capital stock In five min.
utcs, by five different men, whose inter.
cst In the fight was due solely to tho
money 1t would bring into the commu.
nifty. 1t looks as II all the money need.
cd would be put up with little effort on
1 tho part Of the organizers.
Two plans have been discussed. Ono
Ito have the fight in tho city limits,
and the other TO locate it east OF town
in perfectly adapted spot. In either
case cheap temporary pavilion would
have to be put up. 1t has also been
suggested that this could be allowed to
stand for thenext succeeding champion
ship fight, probably between Corbett
and Denver Smith. Tho latter for a
time lived in Wheeling.
5Zlt is admitted that had it not been
for the doubt about the Jacksonville
fight 10000 or 5000 strangers would
have been attracted there. Wheeling
is so much more advantaceously locat-
ed for access from tho great centres OF
population that no doubt 10000 per-
sons would SEQ championship battle
here, and If tickets were only S. that
would mean 100000. OF course most
OF the tickets would be sold for several
times that much.
.3 Just now. tho syndicate is waiting on
q legal construction OF the law. II that
+ is favorable, charter will be applied
for at once, and If not the whole project
will probably be dropped.
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Ism Negro and of Course VIII Be Lynchod.
LITTLE Rock. ARK, Feb. 7.-hartin
L. Kumpc, who runs a country store
about ton miles from this city, was
shot and probably fatally injured last
night ut s o'clock bya negro whose
namo Is not known. Tho negro entered
tho store for tho purpose OF robbery.
A posse is pursuing tho negro, and ii
caught will no doubt DO lynched.
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a Sonogennrinn Dcn,l.

Mrs. Elizabeth N. Smith died at her
homein West Liberty yesterday ut the
ripe age OF SO years. Tho funeral will
be Thursday afternoon, and tho re-
mains will be buried at Short Creek
cemetery. I-sS "a 5s =, -,
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Soyen-Cent Articles.

r, colgates Palm soap. large Dressing Combs
HarnonIcai. Counter Books. Dress Goods. In.
dies Handkerchief Mixed BIrd Seed. Whi;c.
wash Brushes. largo Tin Cups, Wash Pans. Shear
AZ this popular price We ODER many articles
worth double the money III ~ =. .-'S''S1'
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a PERSON is prematurely old when
badness occurs before the fosty.tiith
year. use Halls Hair Reviewer to Keen
tho scalp healthy aud prevent badness.
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WITH pure, vigorous blood coursing
through the veins and animating every
fibre OF the body, cold weather is not
only endurable but pleasant and agree
able. No other blood medicine is so GER
tain in its results as Ayers Sarsaparilla.
What it does for others it will do for
Won -s.r a#.4H.a 49,. .s-as ..H.- ~
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TO LET

gtorc room 1i03 Market street. best loc.tIo, L.,
tho city for drug store, Ecertcr Hall. '"'''n ~
Store rooms l115 Main street.
onice rooms E!scstcr Block. Splendid -oo,o
for mandolin club. io'uA
Seven roomcd dwelling. 65 Ohio strco, ,,,,o
yard: convenient location. 'S''' 'A'S'
Modern cIghtroomcd dwelling, lOl Fourtcc,,h
street fts r. .' Il
scyon.roomed dwelling. 81 South Penn ,,ro,,
slxroomcd dwelling. l96 South Penn ",5co w"
Slx.roomcd dwelling, 1877 Eotr strcct '''e'''
SIx.roomed dwelling. l2S South POM ,,,ca,
Six.roomcd house, 40 North York Etrcct
-Four rooms third floor. both rNscs ,r,,o,
warm and cold, at llb5 Market street "A'e''
FIvc-roomed dwelling, III Twenty. ninth ,,,oo.
Four rooms, second iloor. 2l20 EoF S,rno, ''''''
Five rooms, first floor, 90 Thirteenth strSot
Fourroomed dwelling, 1il6 Wood Strc",
Four.roomed dwelling. 10 South YorE s,-oo,
Fourroomed dwelling, L. South YorS pc..
session February !. US tjg-- AVA ioT
Fourroomcd dwelling. 262S Market strcct i-
-Four rooms. rs Twenty-iltth street. Nav
Thrce-roomcd dwelling, $50 National T Id"9
Now empty. '"N'
Two rooms. 4 Twonty.Gith street
Lawyers Offices, ChaplinO street, near Civ
Building. f.Ela "a"
Eight:roomcd dwelling. with avc ocrc. =,
ground, largo orchard. very cheap Short wnit
from city. R'sns "''''>
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NOV is THE TINE TO SECURE A
~ ~ HOME 100 FINE LOTS FOR SAFE. Z &
a. - neSe lots arc situated near Tiltonville. Ohio
I'VE miles from tho city OF Wheeling. ad lacent TO
INC beautiful residence OF Mr.. WIN: Il Robin
otthe G, & P. md tho ". 4 L. +, railroads tThe.
grounds are beautifully located. being between
zen anu fifteen feet above tho food Of 1881, aud
possesses natural advantages. second 70 mono III
completed one oil tho finest PottericS In the val.
icy. employing 100 meu. and with other build.
NE under contradiction proves this 10 DO tho
coming place. Theselots Will be sold on ten 00)
be irce from interest and taxes until paid for.
E 70 further Information apply to Il. T. HOW
80 - t,. 2 gent, bfidgeport Ohio. del5.
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TAKE Tho Baltimore & Ohio excursion
to, itSo, Washington, D. O., and BALTIMORE
Thursday, February s.. Round trip SID.
Tickets good ton days. Through sleeper
from Hheeling on. the 5:S5 .. N. train.
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RlN E. \ II. & TATU Nj,
CRY BANK BUILDING. 's
Telephone 2ly. fia2si Room Ma, q.
HON S.AI.1-EI

4.-l 10.
$1,000 90 z M - j :" - -
House OF eight rooms Lind street, sign
House Of six rooms, Eoir street. Ccntsc Wheel.
Farm Of So acres az miles cast OF cI.v 81 M,
Six lots In lelyedcto addition, two corne,
lots. ut Sg75 each. 81 III, I,i's ~" ~ NY "'
House Of SIX roomx and hall, Chapllrc, ncar
Twentieth street, 81 900 go ~, A' '.
House OF SIX rooms, brick, with four.roor,ca
house In rcar. Eoff street, between Twcnty.
third and Twen.y-iourth streets. s., 800. = 'S"'
House OF four rooms, Charles street, centra
Wheeling. $3.50. f5gg. - NS 49, y,
House OF seven rooms. Fifteenth street q, ,,1
Lot east end Fourteenth street. SjOl
. House OF five rooms, Woods street, Eas, wbcel.
ing. 81. $50. tt. ii4I7I = 80 ~ ~
House OF four rooms. Eighteenth street 81 on
Three houses, Moysten street, cheap. stSoJ II
House OF three rooms. Twelfth street. SIN, rs.
Three lot1, tDxloOo feet, Finn, White 4 Gala.
ehcr's addition. 500 each. tt, IS : tss1'f,''
House Of slx rooms aud stable. Eighteenth
street, $500 {L.l y. - sgg, - - !
= Three lots In Park View, cheap. ySj4 a
onc.halt lot, McColloeh street. Centre whceI
Ing. sac0. "a - & Z, III HI ~
business properly on Make. street at msdo,.s
alto price. III. sf ~ .Gi.5sf5 q, yltGss
Shq .s q hs ss' ,s 9aSsS ste,
AE3F = ss. f i13"t --------tr 3l5sf3 4tya}
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WANTED -EVERYBODY TO
oond;liaud Goods JAMES a. FlLAN, No, 2951
Market street, tnI0
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!. CLEARANCE SALE OF Fine HayIl,nd
China To-day Mt M. q. DILLON Co.'S.
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Observation-Disclosures ROOM
w md board In private family for young
married couple; centrally located. Address IL.
j., care lntelliGencer OhNce. in11
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FOR RENT-BRICK DWELLING,
~ IS Virginia street, eight rooms and bath,
both gGseS. Good repair. Address 7. a. C0EN,
West Alexander. fc6d
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WANTED.

MISUNDERSTANDING SALES
Nv MEN or have Ane side limo BOUQUET
ClGAR CO. LynGhhnrg. VI. lngN
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STOCKS. BONDS. ETC
FoR RENT.

E'oR RENT-GOOD STOREROOM-
~ good location. Address AL s.. care In.
tclllgeNcer, ".rr-. .-... s f deC7
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RNOR RENT-A LARGE FOUR
a story building. situated on Water street.
Adjoining St. CHARLES Hotel. Apply 10 J. 4.
B0DLEf. No. GO Fifteenth street jals
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FLOR RENT-A NICELY FURNISH
y ED Front Room: both gases aud bath; with
or without board; 50 Twelfth street. jaS0
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Is Negro aud of Course VIII 10 Lynchod.

Thompson was fined $50 and costa for
his assault on Kline, which no paid.
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IN THE aoUsE.
Wilson Defeated on Time of the Wool
Schedule Takt6g Eject.

wAsHIseros CfrY. Jan. 1.-THE ways
and means committee suffered their first
defeat today, when. by vote of liz TO l02
the committee Of the whole rejected Will
sons amendment fixing the date on
which free wool will go into effect at
August l. 1894, and adopted the substitute
of Tom Johnson, OF Ohio. the free trader
and single taxer, making IL go into effect
Immediately on passage Of the bill. Many
Republicans voted with the radical Demo-
Gratis for the substitute. IL was Wilson's
intention, had his amendment prevailed,
to have offered an amendment making
the WOODEN schedule go into feet December
/. 1894, but when the committee oyerruled
him he decided to let the matter of the
schedule stand and go into effect with the
rest Of the bill June, 1894 Just before the
vote was taken Wilson stated that Jobbers
were now hesitatsng whether TO place their
orders for fall goods here or abroad, and
if the committee amendment were carried
the manufacturers would make next tails
goods.
Only one other amendment was acted
on today, 10 allow free eutry in bond of
machinery, as well as materials used in
the construction Of ships built for foreign
account The rest Of the day vas spent
discussing an amendment by Burrows, to
substitute the present wool schedule for
that proposed by the Wilson bill. Al 5:;0
the house took recess until 8 o'clock.
At the night session sperry tDem.b Of
Connecticut made d vicious assault on the
Wilson bill on the ground that ia the face
OF certain deficit in the treasury of t70.-
600. 900 by June 20 next. and IN the face OF
the appeal By the secretary OF the treasury
for bond issue. the Democratic ways and
means committee had brought in bill.
ostensibiy to raise revenues. which, If
passed. would increase the present es.i-
mated deficit 10 si&s. .oooOoo. II was free
trade bill, and II an Issae between free
trade and protection were ever presented
the verdict of the people Of the country
would be Overwhelmingly in favor nf pro-
lection. The other speaker. were Messrs.
Bower, Hunter. Huliek and Post.
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So Boston Can Sample oar rl.h.

WHsTcos. Jan. i7.-fSpeclal l-Mr.
Hsckets. the Boston refrigerator car
patentee. would ike to have public or
private assistance &c enable him 10 secure
two car loads of salmon and halibut for
nothing, or at nominal cost OF q cent and
half pound, to make up an experi-
mental shipment TO the Puritan metrono-
iis. 1t the iish arrive in prime condition
the ears wiil be considered success and
an Eastern company vii. be organized 70
buy the patent for a handsome sum and
possibly go into the fish business on a more
or less extensive scale at some point on the
Sound. In the event of = successful OUT
come OF the venture the gentlemen Who
contribute the first two ear loads of fish
viii receive assurances of the patentee's
most distinguished consideration.
The Board of Trade has undertaken to
have Whatcom designated as port of i'm
mediate transportation.
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TIL. Flood Mt DAYTON.

DAYTON. Jan. II. - Especial - Recent
chinook winds and rains have taken the
snow out of the Blue mountains. causing
the highest water in the Touchet known in
eleven years. All the wagon bridges on
the upper Iouehet went out Sunday and a
force of men were employed all day cut
ting the driit away from the Washington
& Columbia River eaiirosd bridge IN this
city. The roadhed of the railroad for a
distance OF one mile wa under water for
twelve hours. caused by an overflow of the
Polit. The weather has now cleared up
aud the waters are rapidly su5siding. The
damage has not yet been estimated.
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Mr. pools,,l. s,l.pce. |. r.,,r.

WASHINGTON Cry. Jan. iT.--FSpecial. -
While Representative Bell of Texas Was
making iabofed and lengthy tariff speech
IN the house he was called down on ono
point very neatly by Representative Doo-
little. Mr.. Bell had just said 'rnteliigent
white labor is now competing successfully
IN the markets OF the world in the produc-
ton Of cotton" when he was stopped hy
an inquiry from Mr.. Dooliitle as to the
wages paid by cotton planters in Texas.
Mr.. Bell hemmed and hswed. begged the
question and finally said he didn't know.
Mr.. Dooiittie asked IL IL was not true that
such labor in Texas was not paid more
than $40 or Si2 a month. Mr.. Bell said he
didn't think so. TO which Mr.. Doolitfle re-
piled that he had frequently heard it so
stated by representatives from that state.
Mr.. Bell seemed quite willing to close the
controversy and made no further reply.