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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-08
Raid on 4 hillside shauty.

For some time past there has been COM
plant OF disorderly and depraved persons
assembling in a snanty a. the head OF
Twelfth street, near the vineyard. Last
night after midnight Lieut.. Gaus and on
GERS Lukens, Wuke and Daum went 10
the house and broke in the door. They
found no one there but Pearl Cavalli nce
Pearl Carr. who had run away from her
Italian husband about II o'clock and sought
refuge in the shanty she stated that
some men and another girl were expected
at the place in a short time, and al half
past one squad Of officers were waiting
for them
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-08
A SERIOUS AFFRAY
Occurring ~ the warwoOd Tool Works,
Yesterday.

Occurring ~ the Warwood Tool Works,
Yesterday.
Wilbur Walker, a respected young man,
stepping at No. 1923 Chapline street. came
near death yesterd ay as the result OF an
alteration.
MIR. Walker and another young man
named Wilson, also Of the South Side, are
employees of the Warwood tool works in
South Wheeling. Last Friday night both
attended social given by the EpWorth
League Of the Chapline Street Church.
Walker claims Wilson made some unbe-
coming remarks about young lady pres
ent. Walker claims he told Wilson be
should not talk of any lady in that manner.
Angry words ensued and the matter rested
until yesterday morning.
Both men went 10 their work and about
IL o'clock in the forenoon Wilson APP
preached young Walker In his hands he
carried large pair OF tongs. He hurled
them at Mr.. Walker, who was struck and
badly wounded. One Of the iron handles
penetrated his left arm in the hesny part
below the elbow The iron went to the
bone and penetrated the flesh for seven
inches, the end coming out between the
elbow and shoulder, where IL stuck.
The injured man went to the Office Of DR..
]. r. Manley, on South Chapiine street.
The wound was bleeding most profusely
and there was great danger from the hem
orrhage. The injury vas dressed and late
last night he was reported 10 be resting
easier.
The weapon, whether Intentionally or
not, was going direct towards the heart,
and had the arm not received the blow
Young Walker must have been killed.
1t is said MIR. Walker will not be perma-
nently disabled.
Last night both men were arrested by
Officers Fitzgerald and O'Brien.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-08
A Rnd TrIn

There is an old shsnty building near the
old water works which resembles a stable.
II would be well for TIE police 10 keep an
eve on the rancho. Large num6ers OF
North Wheeling boys frequent the place,
and in it are 10 be found two women OF
bad character. One Of them, one OF the
most degraded creatures imaginable, was
driven from the South Side and has quar-
tiers there. Parents have, and may well
have, anxiety for the safety Of their sons,
who frequent the place.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-08
NOTES OF Tas EIvsR
News OF sue BoIts All BSasnsa Aisas
tks Ohf0.

WlHRES, Pa, April 6-River one foot
6 inches and falling; weather, cold and
showing.
OIL err, Pa, April l. River, feet 5
inches and stationary; weather, cold and
raining
PfTTsBURs. Pa. April River, feet
2Inches and rising; weather. raining.
MoRGAxTowx, w. Va, April River,
s feet S inches and stationary; weather.
cloudy and warm
SrEuBENvILLE. O., April River 8
feet inch and rising; weather, warm and
raining.
GRKExsBoRo, Pa, April River, z feet
IL inches and stationary; weather, cloudy
and cool
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-08
OUR earnest endeavor is to please our
patrons, recognizing That a satisfied
customer is our best advertisement.
c. II. ABERCROMBIE 81 Co.
Occurring Out at West Liberty, Last Eve.
ming,

The Demorest Medal contest last night
at Academy Hal, West Liberty. given un-
der the auspices Of the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union, was a great success.
The hall was crowded. The literary part
OF the programme was splecdidIy rendered.
All the contestants acquitted themselves
creditably, and carried OF a prize more
valuable than the medal Indeed, II was
difficult 70 say who was the most deserving
of special honor, but Miss Olive Dun
lap, carried OF the prize. Miss Dun
lap is one Of the brightest and most
promising students Of tue State Normal
School a. this place, and has bright fu-
ture before her. Tue musical part Of the
programme was beautifully rendered by
Miss Fannie Gardner, Miss Birdie Curtis,
Miss Halle Trippett, John Muldoon. Rob-
ert Bonar and others. The large audience
often expressed their appreciation OF the
music 6y outbursts OF applause. Mrs B.
L. Rodgers and Miss Fannie Gardner de-
serve much credit for their untring efforts
in getting up the contest
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-08
A LIVELY TImR
At Social AIar Out BoggS' Run. Last
Night.

Last evening there was large gather
ing of Eighth ward, Benwood and country
people at a house about q mile out Boggs'
run. Lusts band, OF the Eighth ward, was
present, and the evening passed very pleas
antly until about midnight, when man
named Keltz started q row which soon be-
came general. Several people were beaten
M. and the band came in about l a. m. a
good deal the worse for sharp run through
underorush and wire fences. They re-
ported cries OF murder" and other evil
dence Of serious trouble in their rear, but
they didn't stop to investigate.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-08

Our line Of Millinery embraces the
latest and most pleasing effects, and Is
the largest to De found In the city.
c. II. ABERcRoNBIE & Co.,
1867 Main street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-08

1000 Ladies' Hemstitched. Embroid-
cred Handkerchiefs a. SC each
c. II. ABEEcBoMBIE e. Co.,
1867 Main street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-08

FouR tintypes CSC. Plummer's Gal
Iery.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-08

Four tlntypes 25c. Planners Gal
lery.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-08
&c TWELFTH STREET
MINERAL WATERS !!

HATHORN WATER We have large stock
OF this celebrated MnerAl Water on hand WHOA
we are closing out A. reducsd prices IN order %
make room for other soo1s. Put up IN doL,
doz. add sdoz. packages
SPRUDEL WATER--Iho King 81 Mineral
" ateis from Nj Csmsns Mich. A pure,
wholesome water, unsurpssssd IS bsVerAge
ard table water.
KRONrWAL WATER From KroHthal
Snring, Nassau Germany This Mineral VA.
ter q Justly celebrated for - excellent diges.
tive qualities Is also = refreshing aud delicious
summer drink. either pure or mixed with run
syrup. milk, vine or brandy.
APOLLISARls WATFR--Ffom Rhsaith.
Prussia, Germany, In pints and quarts.
p. WkLTf a CO.,
lils Man aud 1871 Market SpestA
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-08

To Restaurants souiasoasrs and Druggists 40 cts Per 100 Lbs
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-08
RETAIL PRICE LIST 70 FAMILIES AND OFFICES FROM A
70 APRIL Isl, 1885,

6pounds six deliveries deliveries 4O cents per "es
II pounds deliveries 80 cen deliveries 60 cents per week
10 mounds xdeeres IS cents deliveries 70 cents per week.
20 pounds six deliveries 80 deliveries 81 per week.
Over 20 pounds so cents per 100 pounds.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-08
ICE. PURE ICE.
Hygen Ice Manufactured from Pure Distilled and
Filtered ArteSan We'll Water.
WHOLESALE PRICE LIST FROM APRIL LIST, 1894.

For 700 600 pounds per week. 50 cents per 100 pounds
For 600 TO O0 pounds Der week 80 cents per 100 pounds
For coo pounds and over per week. 20 cents per 100 pOunds
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-08-20
TOO FRIENDLY WITH EzGrA.


Job Away.
aAs FRANomoo, Aug. l9.-Tho Examiner
sayG ban Salvador has q new consul In
thia city. Carlos YsTeoYen has bOsb 70.
moved and hla place has been given 10 DR..
Eustaio Caldefon, who haa boeu living In
San Francisco during The pas, two years.
Dr. Calderon 10 = native OF daaiamala.
He closely aymphthizes with the present
government and IL bitter enemy of the
kzotas, by whom be was tortured Aa run-
lshmont for taking part IN the revolution
against him. Tha appointmsnt OF Cll-
doron Ia The latest move made by ths rni-
yndoFian RoyeInment In the Ezita matter
aud In fact one of tho most important. IL
10 plain that the government 0f San hai-
yhdof had good cause 30 mlatFuat YfisoY-
len, IL was believed from the hiat that
Yrigoyien was friendly with the
Exslaa nnd II IA thought his
buried trip to tho saat was partly
IN their interest, What has strengthened
this belief In tbs minda OF Mlniatcr Guz.
man and hia Essietants Dl Washipgton have
been letters and kilograms from residents
OF this city calling attention 10 several fnots
Ia connection with Yligoyisn ami the
Ezetas. The appointment OF Yrigoy ion, OF
loma., ss acting oodaul was considered by
SAlyadoriana hero as another attempt 20
hslp the Ezsiaa One OF The teleRIama sent
10 D.. Gazman was from DIR. Calderon and
II fully outlined tho situation aud called
particular attention TO tho amicabls rsla-
tions between this consul and Antonia
Ezsta. Yriaoyien had served as consul
under the presidency OF Carlos Ezsta and
had been highly favored by him. 10 was
natural that q return OF fsvors be made al
this time, when Antonio vac in die peril.
DR., Calderon also sent a tslegfam TO Presi-
dent 0urtsuez, in which hs laid the situs-
tion before him and offered 10 act 40 consul.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-08-20
oANNoN's ANNUAL MESSAGE.
He Tells How Eytravaxant Every bod
Has Been but HIS Party.

~ Atitn A4oW EttfaNhthut htofNuouy
Has Been but HIS Party.
WAsHNoroS Aug. 10. representative
Joseph q. Cannon. Illinois senior rspubli-
can member OF the present appropriation
com mittee Of the house, and who was chair
man in tho Fif,y-srst or Reed coneress.
has prepared a statement which he will
submit 10 tho house. setting forth a com
! arison, from his standpoint of the apgro-
ptiAtions bv the present congress- and the
Fif,v-f' st congress. II is captioued ''rhs
pension appropriations reduosd $29,09J,-
Co.,"
Cannon says: MI. Cleveland. by his esii-
mates. asked congress- TO appropriate for
the public serviee for the coming fisesl
year. including msnent appropriation,
$500, 662, sl0 and congress- has appropriated
Tor such SO vice $I9O, 66S. .3G9 The, IN
round numbers. Ia $40. 600 0OO less than the
president asked. A comparative state
mpnt OF the app opriations made at this
congress for the fscnl year ending June 80,
next. with the appropriations made At tue
frat and second sessions OF the last con-
gress the Flfty-socond, and at tho first and
second sessions OF the Fifty hrst shows
that tho appropriations this year ars greater
by $27, CPS, $50 than those made by the first
aession OF ths Fifty hrst or Reed congress.
"The appropriation made thls year nre
S28 S35. $50 less than thoso made at the sec
ond sssaioa OF the last. o. Fifty-socond con-
gIess This reduction Is covered by the
item for ponsions. There waa M hppropri-
alton thid year for pensions S29, 09D5 50t less
than was appropriated last wear.
1T will bo noticed therefore that the Ap-
piopriutions ID this year. excepting pensions,
are u eater thnn the appropriations made
last year by $263. BIO. The total nppfopriA-
tions for tho Fltiy-h st, or Reed congress-.
two years ago were $9SS az, 1885, those for
tho Fiity-seeond. or latt congress-, for two
years. 81, ,025. 10i5i
II here have been mQny Increases In sal
aries OF democratic officials aud esps oiallV
in the diplomatic md consular ssrvioea.
The salaty for tho frat aasiaiant secretary
OF state IL increased from 50 800 10 $1,000,
the minister 20 Belgium ID increased from
81, 600 10 1000; tho minidtera 10 Switzer-
lana aud Portugal are increased from $4,000
10 &C. 900 saob, the minister 60 Mexico hAs
had tie salary OF ha secretary OF legation
inerehssd from ~. 800 TO $3.50. The min
iststs 90 Mica aqua and tona Rloa for the
q ist time are allowed asoTeta les OF lega-
tion ht Si,SO0 each, wkils ine bureau of
American republics 10 cut down from $50.
900 10 go 0OO. SiI auditors Of the tre9ssss
department nro increased from $500 so
81 900 each"
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-08-20
TWENTY-FIVE NILE RACE.
A Lonx Spin fer tho wbeslmen Who Ara
at Denver.

A Long Spin fer tho Wbeeimen Who Arc
at Denver.
DENVER. Aug. l9.-Ths twenty-five mile
road race from Denver TO Lupton over the
famous Denver course. came OF today.
The weather was fne and the attendance
crowded four trains which we're made MP Of
eight coaches each. Bsvsnty-fvs men
started. including many Of the whselmsn
who were in DsnYsr 10 attend the L. A. W..
meet Titus. Sanger. Johnson, Callahan
and others Il ON tho east and west Wells
and Foster. of California, were entered. but
did not start A bunch Of hsndicsp men
gos In miI-up ten miles out, and n. n.
Hanohet, OF Lincoln. Nsb., had his collar
bone broken. The fret man started had
fifteen minutes handicap and the scratch
men were sent AWAY at 10:1S. Going
through Brighton. fourteen miles from the
starting point. the handicap men were
keeping NJ their lead on the scratch men.
and up 10 this time very few had dropped
out.
ii. L. Dobson. OF Canon City, COL, with
eleven minutes handicap, was the frat man
In at 1l:28;3S; A. j. Banks Denver, with
1880 handicap second; w. M. EnriRht.
Sioux Clay, Iowa, with eleven minutes,
third; N. N. Krsutz. Denver. ten minutes,
fourth; q. A. Maxwell. Winfield. Kan,
nine minutes. ffth; w. X. Fehissop. Wieh-
ita. Knn.. ten minutes. sixth; William
schneil. Lincoln. Nsb.. eight inmates. sew
enth.
The frat scratch man was A. Gardner, OF
Chicago, who was the twenty seventh man
over the taps. he was followed by G. M.
Murphy, OF Brooklyn. also q scratch mau.
i. q. Burnett. OF Lincoln. Nsb., with Q
handicap of -four minutes was nsxt. and hs
was followed by II. l.. Dodaon. OF Chicago.
scratch. Gardnet's lime was l;22:ii. Muir
phY's l:22:42. Dodson's l:22;t5; sehnsll, oil
Lincoln, made ntxt best time In l.22:J7.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-08-20
Congress Only Awaiting the Prssl-
dents Action on the
Tariff Bill.
The Senate Has Barely n Quorum
With Which Co Transact
Buslnesa
II tue Supplemental Tariff Blis Are Ho-
ported They VIII Go over
the session,

WAsnIEoroN, Aug 1.-THE fnAl aot OF
tho president on tho tariff bill ia the oalY
thing thR, stands In tho way Of the senate
and nnal adjournment. IL In the Renetnl
opinion that with the bill paase upon by
the chief executive. adjournment will be
arranged within q days time. This lac, Of
the appropriations bills has received the
hnAl consideration Of tho aonAte during tho
past week, and even without the paaasge OF
the Murphy resolution thsrs would not
have been much probability Of any general
legislation, owing TO the likelihood OF thsfe
beina no quorum. Tbs las, roll call yes
terday discovered only forty-ovs senator's
two more than . quorum, In the ohn mber.
and the highest number OF the day vas
ffty-four. Several have left since. and It is
entirely probable that the session
Monday will open without tho
numter requisite to do business
In ths face OF an objection. IL 10 probable.
therefore. that the daily sessions from this
time forward will be brief. and that only
the bills to which there Ia no opposition
from any senator, or over which there Ia no
>shse.t "hs w seAoh up- ihe oeMpofnho
managers hope 10 have ths bill rspsaling
the provision in the tariff bill eIsmptine
alcohol used In the srts and in the manu-
fAeture OF medicinal articles acted on. The o
appears o likelihood of opposition on the re-
publican aide and IL theis should be. tails
bill will necessarily go over until tho next
session. Tho democratic mombera OF the
finance committee also hope 20 report ths
supplemental tariff bills during the week.
but do not expect action on them. Prob
ably no considerable sime will be spent In
executive session In CONFIRMING nomina-
tions TO which OF one objects.
The house OF representatives 10 ready 10
adjourn tomorrow, Its work completed. ID
is only awaiting the action Of the senate
and the president. IL is probable that 10
will adjourn from day 10 day until congress
sdjourns. IL may be. however. that the
time will be partially oeeupisd BY giving
days TO several com IN ittees OF tho house 90
consider such business a. they care 10 bring
before the houss. Bat this question has
not been decided. Speaker Crisp who is AT
Old Point Comfort, will not return until
TO- morrow morning, and Outh waite. one of
tho other msmbers OF the committee on
rules, 10 out OF the city aud no psogrAmms
will be arranged until they return. To-
mo row, under the rules. Ia suspension day.
as also the last siI days OF the session, but
as the resolution for ndiournmens will no,
be passed until tho president acts on the
tariff bill, the rule with reference TO sus-
pension days will not 60 into eject until
the date OF adjournment has been fxsd by
both houses.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-08-20
Latest Information OF tho Struggle
Now Going on Over Lii-
tie Corea
Il Is Not Very Definite Nor
Yet Is 10 Very
Bloody
ths Chinese Forts-IiIaok Flags Co
TAks Fart.

LONDON, Aug. IA special dispatch 10
the Times from Shanghai shysii ia rumoFed
that instead OF a large Chinese army only
a small foroo waa routed at YaAham By iha
japanese. The remainder OF the army 10
is said, has gone north 10 Join the northern
forces. skrmishss nrs rspofisd 10 have
taken place At PrlnR Yau in ,he province
Of Sbanys. and grsat battle 10 expected
10 bo sought thoro shortly.
Another dispatch from shanghai saJs the
Chinese there are suffering from . Spy
mania that has developed among the Chi
neso ofiisials All vessels arriving In Too
Sung river arc boarded by Chinese nayal
officers and searched for spies aud contra
band munitions Of war. Two prominen,
Japanese have bssn arrested within the
French concession on an unfouuded charge
Of spying. They are still detained for trial.
The dispatch further states that a number
OF Enalishmon aud Scotchmon have been
obliged 10 leave the arsenal al Wsi-Hai-
Wei owing 10 the war. They had been fred
at by Chinese guards aud some OF them
would undoubtedly have bssn killed had II
by the Chinese officers.
II 10 added that on three successive nights
japanese torpedo boats forced the boom
guarding the water entrance to Wei Hal
Wei. They either evaded or ooun ntermined
the torpsdos that had been laid by the
Chinese and effected an entfnncs 10 the
ports. the defense Of which has heretofore
been supposed TO be imprsgnable. The
Japanese did not engage the forts. no IL was
said they wsf0 In search OF Information as
40 10 the lines to be followed In the event
OF II boing decided TO make an attack In
force upon tho place.
China has aocspted tho offer Of Lui Yune
NJ. tue celebrated sr-chisf OF the Black
flsss ct ionquin, who Ia now naval oom-
modore NJ Canton. 10 reofQanizs the Black
Flags to fight against Japan.
The Chinese government has prohibited
the sxpoithtion Of horses. Horses arc re-
gardsd ss oontraband of war by japan.
Urgent orders have been sent from north
srn and sonthorn brsenals for powder aud
other munitions.
Recruiting for the army 10 progressing
noliyely. The Japanese have fortified the
passes leading from China into Corea and
established elaborate defsnses NJ SEOUL.
One hundred and sixty Thousand mon
have been mobilized by Japan and they
have been called upon for service In Corsa.
| ST.. PETERSBURG. Aug. l9.-It 10 stAtsd
hero that Russia nd the other powers con-
tinuo 60 endeavor 10 fettote peace between
China and japan.
WAsHINoTos. Aug. 19.-Ths Jarsness ie-
Cation has received telogrem Announcing
that Japrn had decided TO Issue domestic
loan Of $500O0.0O0. The dispatch states
that a strong ou,burst of patriotic feeling
has been svinosd by this proposition and
the people In all parts of the country are
eagerly subscfib iblng TO the loan.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-08-20
BACK TO THEIR LODGES
And the Railroads WIN ne Asked TO "a
The naYnaIt on tho atrIksEa.

ABd the Railroads WIN ne Asked 10 Lift
tho nsyoott on tho strikers.
CmoAao, Aug. 10. "A conferences was held
here to-day by representatives of the rail-
road brothorhoods for The discussion Of
mat,sns affecting the old organizations a. a
result OF the work Of the A. H. U. during
the recent ss Ike. Among those present
wore Grand Chief Sargent and Y. W. Ar
mold, Of ths BfotheThood OF Locomotive
fiTemeni Grand Chief Wilkinson, hossrs.
horriauy and Tersill, of The Bfotho hoOd
OF 1fainmHn ana W. v. Powell, grand
chief Of the order OF Railway Islsg aph-
ere. An aRreemsnt was reached 70 on.
daavoT W secure the roiustatsmsut OF mem
boTa Of ths order who Joined In she A. H.
u. sttks Aud have slnos ropented Of their
oourae and are applying for menibsfihlp Ia
their old lodges. Wilkinson said after the
conference that naay Of the men wsre out
Of positions through ths siriho and had ap-
pli0d for fsadmlaaiou 20 tho bfOtho hoods,
oonfosslug that thoy had been swept
away By tho eIoitenSnt attending
the strike and the pfofus0 pfomiaos
Of the Leaders OF the A, X. u. Thoy now
bad no iobs and tho A. II. u. was In no
hnanoisi position 20 give thom support.
We are willing to take The msn baek and
will do all Ia our power 70 have tos rail-
roads liit the boycott from them said
Wilkinson. 'for We Aie sure the Nainmen
will not again leave th0iI lodges unesr simi-
lar circumstances.
81. Paul, Aug. l9-As n result OF their
connection with ths recent great strike. a
large number OF railroad men in this city
are making arrangsments TO leave tbia
country. claiming they have been put on
the black Lists OF all the roads and can Sc
cue no places. no msttaf whether there are
vacancies OF not. About forty OF these
have made preliminary arrangements 10 eo
10 the Cspo OF Good Hope and south AfricH
and others are talking OF gong 10 Brazil.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-08-20

San FRAEoTsco. Aug. l9.-Importsrs and
merchants here claim a serious blunder has
been made in the tariff bill. Under the
proposed Law eocosnut oil 10 admitted free
Of duty. but cop'a. which 10 the raw mate.
rial from which the oil is Manufactured. is
subjected TO duty OF 30 per cent. Copra
10 raw sundfied Trodaot OF eeooanut and
cannot be used FOR any other purgose than
making oocosnut oil. which is chiefly ussd
In tho manufacture Of soap. CoBta 10 uot
prepared and cannot be used aS dessieated
ooeounut, and has slwaIs been dutY free.
Twelve leading hrms hers have united In
raphina a protest 30 Washington urg-
ing tho correction of what they believe 10
be an error made through ienoranes OF the
articles being footed.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-08-20
Belt Creek Miners Union. Belt. Mont.
op.nlsr N. s.r.n To.s n,las..

Special 10 Tho lndupsndsnt
AuousgA. Aug l9-Qulto large deless-
tion OF the ladies and citizens generally Of
the sister town OF Choteau cams over
Wednesday 10 attend the Celebration Of the
opening OF tho North Fork bridge. They
we're attended by the Choteau oornei band.
la tbs evenings laigs crowd gathered a,
the hall and dancing was iudulRed In, thS
VI upio being furnished by the coFns, baud.
The county commissioners were there from
/ 18th counties ana expressed themselves ~
we'll eatisnsd With the stFuoture. Tbs
wrough. Iron Bridge Company of Canton.
o., have certainly erected bridge that 10
credit 20 themselves and the county COM
miasiouots Of the two eountieL