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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-25
Ran on with Another Mans wife

SDtd1I It,5Grd1i % tls ouru1y hs0iSlsr-
CHARLESTON, w. VA, March "a
Rev. Charles Stein, for a long time pas
tor Of the Union Church 10 Elk City,
was brought here tonight from Point
Pleasant, charged with sending OBJ
scene matter through the mails.
Stein posed as a strigbt-laced, unde-
Waiting man OF God, but all the while he
was keeping up an intimacy with an
other mans wife aud ran of with her
finally TO Point Pleasant, from which
place he wrote a defiant and insulting
letter to T. " Cremeans, the injured
husband, and this led to Stems arrest.
He will probably wind up in the peni-
tentiarV.
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S1s---1 Tescran 10 tts SHH iIy Rooster.
PARREEsBURG, W.. W., March "a
john Ummensetter and John Hitch
cock, couple OF horse thieves, were
captured last night by officers in this
city. Telephone messages were re-
ceived here abogt 9 o'clock at night
from Burning Springs, notifying the
officers 60 look out for two horse thieves
having iu their possession a black and a
scrrel horse, one of which had been
stolen go Burnt House and the other at
SfstersviIIe. The men were caught
about 10 o'clock and taken TO JAIL The
black horse was identified as the prop
erty OF Smith Daley, of Burnt House,
and the other of Chr.sty Shriyer, Of
Sistersvl'le Ummeusetter and his COM
uanion broke down and confessed. Um-
mensetter was sent 20 Tyler county in
charge of a special constable, and a
son of Smith Daley took charge OF
Hitchcock, who viii be taken 10 Ritchie
county.
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NgWsLEIG
Interesting Pieces Of TsiograPhie News
in small space.


CRY OF MExIco. March 24.-SenOr Fer
pandez Leal, Minister Of Public Works In
the Mexican Cabinet, has been stricken
with blindness.
BosTox. March 24-Harry BcGlennen,
business agent Of the Boston Theatre and
one Of the best known theatrical men in
New England, died this morning.
CHICAGO, March 24.-At meeting Of the
Chicago Live Stock Exchange % day
strict measures against iumpy iaWed cattle
were adopted.
WASHINGTON, d. C., March A-Tne bill
hxing the compensation and duties of
United States attorneys, clerks ana mar
shals, under consideration, does away with
the present fec system and fixes salaries
sor attorneys, marshals and clerks a.
$1,000.
CovISGToS, ND, March 2A-AuRustua
Cron xhite, late treasurer Of Warren coun-
dy. was arrested 10 Los Angeles. Gala, To-
tsy, charged with embezzling 5000.
PoRrlGg Ia PRAIRIE. MAsfToBA. March
24-Duriug the blizzard last night, Peter
81. godare and Prof Of r. n Jones were
compelled 20 leave their horse and CARR
age. and IN seeking assistance, were lrozen
70 death.
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MAssnLoE, o., March 24.-Comedy
is now passing to the rear in the CoIey
movement Men who have been in
clined TO laugh at the army as vision
airy enterprise, now admit that there is
much seriousness behind it. Mayor Reed
Of MassIllon, VINO has up to this time
scoffed at the whole thing, to-
night swore in twenty extra policemen,
who will go on duty tomorrow morn
ing. The hotels OF Massillon are crowd
ed and the streets are packed with
strangers tonight and more people are
coming on every train. The actual en-
listments now number 125, ana the
soldiers are being organized
INTO GROUPS OF FIVE
with an officer to every group. Patrols
have been stationed and all stragglers
are kept away from the camp. Only the
newspaper men and those who have en-
listed are admitted. Coxey and Brown
say Ludt tuclo dlO Col OolulJ ~OO ACH
in sight this evening, and 9TH
ers are coming all the time. A mys-
terious stranger whose name could not
be learned has appeared at headquar-
ters. He is a big, handsome man, well
dressed. He has been given the title Of
Marshal and has conducted most Of the
enlstments. He is o strict discipline
riap and has taken hold Of the work
like a born leader.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-25

BROOKLYN, n. Y, March 2+.-Wm.
II. Doris, collector for the Kings
County Trust Company, was awakened
early this morning 0y a crushing blow
on the head, and on opening his eyes
saw burglar armed with a piece Of
lead pipe standing by his bed. Mr..
Doris attempted to spring out Of bed,
Whereupon the burglar thrust revol-
YER in his face and fred the ball enter
ing his left eye. A daughter Of the
wounded man gave the alarm, and the
burglar escaped. Mr. Dorrisi is believed
10 be fatally wounded.
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Flnntor Found - welIsburg.

Special 7s'egrln1 to tie sunday Register
WELLsBURG, w. VA, March 24.-The
body Of a foater was found this evening
at short distance above Brilliant. be
was a white man, about 35 or 40 years
old, and had been in the water about
three months. He was evidently a
stabeman about w. j. Jutty's, in Pitts
burg, as papers we're found on the body
Indicating this. A tooth was out In
front. He wore q knit jacket, blue
overalIs, red undershirt and new boots.
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Monseyed with tno wrong Conductor

Nonkeyed with tne Wrong Conductor.
stsr.l s.-gria .5 .1. SlrlIy al-i'fs-.
SIsrERsvIILE, W. Va, March a.
While local freight No. -, on the Ohio
River railroad was unloading some mer-
chandise at Long Reach, this morning,
o. big negro who had been stealing
ride, tore open a sack OF dried peaches
and took lot OF them. Con-
ductor Murry called him down
for &c when the ''C0on" became very Of
fensive. After che tram had started
the conductor noticed him still aboard
and ordered him off. AT this the negro
made a motion as though 60 pull a
knife, but Murry was too quick for him
q shot him in the arm only slightly
scratching him, after which be stopped
the train and Uut him OF just below
here,
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PrrrsBUEG, PA, March 2A-JudZe
stowe. OF the County Court has ordered
a preliminary Injunction 90 issue in the
case of John j. Carter VS.. The Pro-
dncers ON Company, 20 restrain 10 from
selling fts interest in the producers aud
refners' oil property 90 the TT. s. Pipe
Line Company. In his opinion Judge
stowe says the bylaw under which the
sale was sought Co be- made gave the
,or,ranv no such right.
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BARNSDALL AND HIS WIFE
They Appear in Court Again Concerning
the AIloWnnce Re is TO Pay.

a4a AAAo " .leo - 70 ~ ~ a --e'
PITTsBURG, PA, March 24.-Theo-
dore n. Barnsdall has filed his answer
to the petitioa Of his wife for an allow
ance for the support OF the two children,
in which be says he has always been
been willing to support his children;
that he fears II an allowance be made
for the children the wife will spend 1T;
that be believes the $50 per month be
has been ordered TO pay his wife is too
much, and that unless she signs certain
deeds which she has so far refused to
do, he will be ruined. Mrs. BarnsdalI
and the children were in court, as was
also Mr.. Barnsdall. "The only thing
in the case is his ability" said the
court. 81 will make an order for an
additional amount for the children.
The only question is, how much. /
will not 'educe the allowance already
made for the wife. The case will go
over till next Saturday"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-25

WASHINGTON, March 24.-At $50
this evening Dr. Ralph Walsh, Senator
Colouitt's physician, reported that his
patient was holding his own remarkably
well. The doctor thinks that every
hour Senator C0lQuitt maintains his
life his chance Of recovery is enhanced.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-25

WAsHrNGroN, ID. c., March 23.-The
House went into committee Of whole
and with only about fifty members
present and took up the postolice ap-
preparation bill The bin carries $751;
4-0.599. which IS s3,142, S51 less than
the estimates and S3, 400, 2s5 more than
the appropriation for the current fiscal
year. AT 4.5O %. M. the House ad-
iOurned
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BASE lMITATOR
BERTHE Hamilton Thinks He Wants an
Army to Make Notoriety for Him,

BERTHE Hamilton Thinks lie wants an
Army to Make Notoriety for Him,
DENVER, Col, March 24-Bert Ham
ilton, civil engineer and actor, is organ
izing an army similar to Coxey's, 10 go
to Washington and demand free coinage
of silver, the construction OF a new rail-
road from the Ohio river to the Pacific
coast, and other legislation in the
interest OF the western portion
of the United States. He has
called meeting OF the unemployed for
tomorrow night, and meetings will be
held throughout tho week TO promote
the movement and effect &c organZa-
tion. The start will be next Saturday
and Mr.. Hamilton expects TO leave Col
orado with at least 5000 men, and gain
recruits all along the line. The army
will demand free transportation from
the railroads.
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Handsome historic Present.

BALTIMORE, ND, March a. --Cardlu-
al Gibbons to-day received from Gem
eral Bradley T. Johnson, the jewel box,
made for him from wood oi the historic
mulberry tree that formerly stood a.
81. Mary's Under the branches Of this
tree the first mass in Maryland Is said
70 have been celebrated March %, 1894
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department. reports some new contri-
buttons of provisions and supplies to.
day. These are from local merchants
and others, who are probably moved
more by desire TO protect themselves
than by sympathy with the cause.
Not to exceed half a dozen men this
afternoon had reported 10 CoXey at the
Gun Club grounds. Among these was
Douglass McCullum, Of Chicago, who
said he came as agent to arrange for
speeches by Mrs. Mary y. Lease.
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Chnnoe for one Train Load.

ARKANSAS CITY, KAs., March "a
Captain q. w. Cunningham, Of this
city, well known gentleman Of ample
means and responsibility, authorizes
the Associated Press reporter TO say
that be will charter a train and run IL
through to Massilon, o., provided be
can secure a train load Of men who will
Join General Coxey's ION to Washing
Ton aFmVn
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- Entrnnna ID MonterIdoo.

MoNTENmEO, March 24-The Port
uguese watships having Admiral da
Cana and the other Brazilian insurgent
refugees on board are here. The au-
thoritles refused 70 allow the Warship
20 enter the quarantine stations. It is
thought probable that the Portuguese
ships win now proceed to Buenos Ayres.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-25
IN THIS COUNTRY ONLY
viii Champion jim Corbstt Fight
With Peter Jackson.
He WILL NOT FIGHT IN ENGLAND.

The Articles Of Agreement For
the Battle With Pater Jackson
Call For a Fight in America,
and Corbett Will Insist Upon 1t.
A Gentleman Who is Very
Close to Corbett's Manager
Says the Fight is OF and VIII
Not Take Place-Other Sporting
News.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-25

cgr-iq1 Ts'e1ram 20 tte sunday REGISTER.
FLLENBORo, w. VA, Meesh 24.-Mr.
J. R. Sigler died very suddenly at noon
ro-day With heart disease, at mis- home
lin Cairo. He was in his sevenay-fOurth
voar. AID had been a successful mer-
chant in Cairo for a number 8i years
and q leading citizen of Ritchie county.
ufs second wife and number OF grown
children survive him.
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LOOKS MORE SERIOUS.
COzsy'8 Army is Really Beginning to
Materialize
WORK OF ORGANIZING BEGUN.

One Hundred and Twenty-Five
Men Have Enlisted, and They
Are Being Divided Up Into
Groups of Five With an Officer
For Each Group-A Big, Fine
Looking Stranger, Known as
the Marshal, Appears - The
Mayor of Massillon Has Sworn
in a Lot of Extra Pohce-Penn-
sylvania' S National Guard May
Meet COxey's Army,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-25

WASHINGTON, March 24.-Secretary
n. T. Young, of the NatiOus, League
of Base Ball Clubs, announces the fol-
loving contracts, With Cleveland, b.
J Mexican, j. G.. Burkett, c. l.. Zim-
mer, @. L. Chids, aud Dewaid. With
Washington, o.. T.. Abbey, j. Ii. McMa-
hon and Wm. joyce With ST. Louis
C. j. Crooks. With Cincinnati, Con
Murphy, Released, by St. Louis, Ar
thur TWinebam.
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aL.ter.rLII. ID Productlon.

S1srERsvuLE, w. Va, March "a
The Eureka Pipe Line Company this
morning report 12,25S barrels received
for the tWenty-f0ur hours ending to-day
at7a. 20. The total run for the week
was S5,316 barrels.
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CoNNELLsvuLE PA, March 24.-The
coke workers organization is proceed
ing rapidly. To is expected twO-thirds
of the ovens will be- represented at Man
days convention. It is estimated that
coke workers are only averaging 95
rants nar daV.
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N -. - IT.rnInr.

PrrrsBUBG, PA, March 24-Ii the
convention Of the United Mine Workers
decides upon q general strike no warn
ing viii be given the operators, as the
miners wish 60 retaliste for the repeat
ed reductLons forced upon them.
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another contlnreat Coming.

SAN ANTONIO, TEX, March 24,-The
first company Of sixty OF General Fry's
so-called industrial army Of one thou
sand men are on their way to San An
tonic. The Populists Of San Antonio
have arranged to feed and entertain the
army during their stay here.
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short In Bis Accounts.

Special Is.t9FG1a 10 tlf hfgii.9r
EAST LIVERPOOL, ONO, March "a
Tic has developed that John r. Martin,
treasurer OF C0lumbiana county, is
So, 600 short In his accounts. Careless
ness, and not dishonesty, is the general
opinion.
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Has signed with Boston.

Bosroy, MASS. March 2i.-Thomas
J. Lovett, pitcher for the Brooklyn
team for several seasons, to-day accept
ed the offer Of Manager Soden and will
play with the Boston club this season.
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A NUMBER OF CoNGRESsMEN
were interviewed to-day.


were interviewed to-day.
Representative Bland said: ut is an
indication Of the unrest and uncertain
ty OF the people The Coxey army has
as much right to come to Washington
as the lobbies who come In behalf OF
protection and other private interests.
As long as they pay their own expenses
and commit no cepredation, they have
a perfect right 10 come. But If they
violate law and become a mob OF pill
layers they should be suppressed"
Representative Cultivate (Dem.,
Ohio): "If Coxey's followers will only
think they will see that if from 10000
to so, 600 men can intimidate Congress
to do one thing, then another 10000 can
intimidate to do another, which leads to
anarchy"
Representative Hopkins (Rep., Hi
nois): "My judgment OF it is that the
army will never Eaterialize in Washing
ton. 1t is so perfectly absurd that
cannot csnceive how any number Of men
can be gotten together for such = pur-
pose"
Representative Hit rep, Illinois):
"The wisdom OF having the National
CAPITOL at a small city is shown by the
Coxey movement. II the Capital were
at New York and Chicago these move
ments would be frequent Paris has
been in the hands of CoXeys three
times"
Representative Dalzell, rep, Penn
sylvauia): "NoCoriety is at the bottom
of it, and it would have fallen long ago
If it had not been heralded in the press.
1t will fall OF its own weight"
Representative McCann, (Rep., Hi
nois): There appears TO be doubt as to
what the purpose Of the movement
will be. A Chicago leader in il says he
is coming TO insist that Indians shall
not be confined 10 reservations. Coxey's
purpose appears to be TO have the gov
ernment build roads, and thus give
WORK TO THE UNEMPLOYED.
1t IS noticeable that organized labor is
not identified wish this movement. Or
ganized labor has confidence in its own
ability to ultimately secure fair share
of the wealth it creates, which is all
they ask, aud that the government shall
not eJtort from them by excessive taxes
on the necessaries OF lfe."
Representative Wheeler DEM, Ala
bama): "The movement will probably
die out before the army reaches Wash
ington and nothing will be accom-
plished."
Representative Frederick (Rep., Kan
sas): 81 have not taken the Coxey
movement seriously. Men having intel
ligeuce and regard for the public good
could not be induced to take part in
such a considerable number as to make
the movement formidable. In any
event, nothing could be accomplished
by such an appeal to Congress"
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A BOY BURNED To DEATH
In q Lumber Fire &C the New Normal
school Building at Glenviile.
s-.-l-I I-L---r-. N d. E.ri--...

oCDOOI UNIT-II- y OI-- 'III0'
SDs-t1l Tsfqra1l 90 tls Register.
PARKERsBURG, w. Va, March "a
A large kiln Of lumber, containing 35.-
O0O fee., for the new State Normal
school building, atGlenville, caught ire
about last midnight and was entirely
consumed. While the people we're NOV
Ing stacks OF lumber, a side of the kiln
fell, crushing Malcolm Johnson, the l5-
year-old grandson Of Hon. Levi John
son, beneath the burning pile. The boy
was rescued but not before be was
burned almost 20 a crisp. He died dur
ing the day in great agony,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-25
HIM ADVICE
COngTeSSml Give Their Views On the
Bland Bill.
BIG LOT OF SILVER ADVOCATES

The Presidents Private once
Filled With Congressman Who
Want the Bill Signed-The
President Addresses an Assem-
blage of Silver Men, But Fails
to Give Any Very Clear Idea Of
What He May Be Expected to
DO-A Number of Protests
Against the Signing Of the Bill
From the South.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-25

YOUNGSTOWN, o., March 2A-James
C. CamDball, convicted q few weeks ago
OF knung his wife, aud now awaiting
NE sentence in the penitentiary, COM
mitted suicide in jail early to-day,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-25

PIrrsBUBG, March 2A-The Penn
sylvania Company has arranged a new
route between Erie and Cincinnati that
will save in passenger travel from Buff
falo eight hours aud freight So hours.
The arrangement is possible by the ac-
QUESTION of ths Cleveland and Marietta.
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SaInnn knbhed

gBsstgI T,lsgrau 20 .lf Rs7l'ss-
NEW MARrINsvILLE, w. Va, March
2I-Thieves broke into tRe saloon OF
Justis Enkin, but only got some small
change. They also took some whisky.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-25

CrAaRIN FADLs, o., March "a. -rLast
piebt some miscr8ant entered th9 barn
ri Sc K W. Henry, and after safurat-
fre i've horses With coal OH, sen nre 90
em. They we're burned 20 deash.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-25

PHILADELPHIA, March 9L-It Is as
serted tonight by gentleman In a pO-
sitIon to know what he Is talking about,
that the much talked about fight be-
tween Peter jackson and Champion
James Corbett is positively and finally
"of." The gentleman referred TO re-
fuses to givesany details, but his iuti-
macy with Corbetts msnaRer makes it
probable that there Is some grounds for
his assertion.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-25

LOUISVILLE, KY. March 9f.-James
j. Corbett, the worlds champion, ap-
peared before one Of the largest audi
euces which mad ever flled the audi
torium tonight, and his reception was
in the nature OF an ovation.
To a representative OF the Associated
Press Corbett made the interesting
statement that he would never fight for
the championship anywhere but on
American soil.
lie said: There seems 20 DO a mis-
taken idea In regard 20 where my fight
with jackson will take place. The ar
ticles OF agreement state that 10 will ba
fought IN the United States. This set
ties it. In this country IL will be fought,
or nowhere. / won the championship
OF the world on American soil
and | propose 70 meet all comers
after the honor on the same ground.
want IL distinctly understood that the
fight will not take place Ia England, or
anywhere else except in the United
States, under any circumstances.
Corbett left tonight for ST. 1pnls,
where he will Oh one more engagement
before sailing for Europe.
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THE WEArHEE

wtsrrxs7oH D. c. N.rch 2i-Fof Vest
virgirla. Western PennsyiTaniA aud one.
gezerally fair; severe coid safei ~
- fflHpr s7u freezing; nortnHe1tsrig
Wibds.
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Mr.. WILSON MUCH BETTER.
10 was Able to sit Up Several Hours
Testsrday.

SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS. March "a
Congressman w. L. Wilson is much i'm
proved. lie sat up in bed few hours,
and received two callers, both old
friends. He will leave for the ranch Of
ex-Congressman Ben Cable, Of Illinois,
eight miles from the city, Monday, and
will remain there a few days recupera-
ting.
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good horses, have known Coxey at
stock meetings, is hehas a fondness for
high-bred horses
Representative lkert, of Ohio, within
whose district the Coxey army is organ
izing, knows nothing Of him. Repre-
sentative Dalzel and other Pittsburg-
ers say that Coxey does fourlshing
sand business at Pittsburg, though they
do not know him personally.
Concerning the march Of the army on
the capitol.
Arizona republican., 1894-02-14
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Medal and Diploma.
THE SOUTHEAST.
Return of Secretary Bruce from an
Official Tour.

Return of Secretary Bruce from an
Official Tour.
Secretary Bruce returned yesterday
morning from tour of the southeastern
part OF the Territory. his trip primar ily
being to Wilcox as a mem Der of the
committee appointed by the board OF
University regents to investigate the
work being done at experimental sta
ton established there. The other mem
bers of the committee were II. B. Ten
nov of Tucson and Hon. F. j. Nethsrton
of Mesa. Mr.. Bruce Gays the farmers
of Wilcox have established an expert
mental farm and have sunk well to a
depth of sixty feet in which water has
risen to within fifteen feet of the sur
face. They are about to put in strong
pump for purposes of irrigation. Thew
have Gown a large area of alfalfa and are
preparing 10 put in considerable guam
tity of grain.
The farmers desired the investigation
with the hope that the committee would
recommend to the board of regents pc
cuniary assistance in carrying on the
experiments, such as is enjoyed by the
station at Yuma in charge of Mr.. II. w.
Blaisdell. who received for purposes of
experiment 500 month.
Mr.. Bruce says there appears to be
strong flow of water near the surface
and he sees no reason why the White
Sulphur Springs valley may not be
brought under cultivation.