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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-03-29
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symptoms oil the disease. For cough
following this dangerous malady, take
POM % 10 80 drops very often, or after
aeA coughing spell.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-03-29

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-13
NJ " MACHINERY
improvements at Fredericksburg-Num
Gus Neddincs

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. July 70.
-Spcciai.-The Germania mills, of this
city. have just completed extensive re-
pairs and improvements on their prop
erty, and are now running night ana
day TO M the orders they have on hand
and that are rapidly coming in.
Mr.. j. Frank Estes ana Miss Irene A
lierndon were married here this week.
also Mr.. G.. L. Rowland Of Brooklyn.
line county. and In Stafford county. at
the parsonage. Mr.. BAIL G. Shelton, Of
stafford. was married To Miss Mary t..
Shelton, Of King George county.
The Democratic party of X ing George
county will hold a mass-mectine on Au-
delegates 10 the congressional convention
at Alexandria on August 18th
Miss Flora Mcdonald Stokes. II this
city. was married yesterday in Wash
incton TO Mr.. VIM. i. McGovock. Of
Wythe county.
In tearing down a mantel In an old
house In this city. MI II. c. Martin
found an aluminium medal. about the yiz.
Of silver dollar. ON one side Of the
medal is medallion Of Hez,klah q
Leigh, founder of Randolph Col
lege, with this inscription. "Rey. Heze-
kiah G.. Leigh II. D., founder Of II Al
G., born November %. 1875. died Septem-
her is. 1888. ON the reverse side is a
CONGO Of EandoiDh- Macon College build
ing. with these inscript ons. Sc ence m
support Of virtue and religion The
childrens' memorial and "Randolph- Ma
con COLLEGE. Virginia. 1901. chartered
February 3. ls5o."
Hon J. s Potter. Of tbs CITY has irst
complete an artistic book. descriptive OF
his beautiful home Hazel Hin. The
book IS Handsomely bound in Morocco
and is Illustrated with beautiful wafer
color sketches by Mr.. Potter
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-13

express his opinion. And. as It r. n mat
! ter Of entire indifference 10 me what that
opinion may be | certainly VIII not de-
tain the House By discussing the gues'lDi,,,
whether IL Is well or III founded, or ~
noticing what he says. ! submit the Whoie
matter to the members OF the House.
making, as | do. an apology Vor ~
that 1t Is due 10 the Houset ior in
length OF time which / nave Occupl1u, a.
consequence OF being drawn into eAfhee".t,
tons. originally by an interruption WIN. VIII
] pronounced the other day ungenueHnlH'.~,
- ana impertnent ana haFins
whatever 10 DO with the question: Mr..
Despite Air. cOuHilnE uistiaiIl. s-or1
Blaine realized that he was lar ,,"i,
Indifferent and ne continued the az IL
with the purpose Of proving thal -, ,t
Conkling was really Judge Az. on
when he acted as such. ana wa, ~. -
tttled "a nv for his services while draw
inc the salary OF member OF cong 49,
Then came the most cruel attack u, nor S
debate. directed AZ Mr.. CohNi"6
c0urtly m0nre~isms. -,-,osr,, -
said Mr.. Blaine. 81 hope he Will not ~ 49,
severe. Tho contempt ~ that ~
minded individual Is - willing ms nauf .s
~ dlsdaln. his grauilloQueht ~ ti,r-
majestic. supereminont, Over ~ ,cr-i,sbinv TO
key EObblcr strut has been go 81 80,
myself and all :he members OF t1ls 49,,
that ! know n was an act Of the sItalesI
temerty for me % Veh'urf, EIYM -, is
troversy With him. But ST -, ~, 9Th
responsible for all this. know th"l " ~
I'm the last I've weeks as members 81 W
House will rocolleCt m ezra SUI ~ H,2
characterized the gcniifnlah 80
IS not his fault. II Is the iauiI ult ~
other. That gifted ana ~ nv 10" -
pendent spont some weeks recently IN
this city. Ills letters. puoHshed IN lnat
paper embraced w,.h many sei iD"' "a
ments a little Jocose sathr ~ ~ ,,,,.ie
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-13
Prom Tie N0HriS

In the Circuit Court. before Judge Well
ford. yesterday a jury rendered ID verdict
for the plaintiff in the sum of Slo0. i'm the
ease OF ). r.. adkins. against Dr. ". Il.
Oppeuhimer.
In the case Of J. $. Moore against Jo-
scph ". Hlanton the plaintiff 10y his at
torney rendered 20 the court his three
bills ~ exception, which were received
and llei
in the Law and Equity Court a suit
was Instituted yesterday by Augustine a
Glover against William VI. Henley and
Sallie !. and Job II. Stout. for s.. 100 70.
claimed on q note
Judge Minor Yesterday adjouuned ,he
court for the term.
Ia the Hastings Court no cases were
tried yesterday On next Monday The
grand Jury Of the term viii again convene
ana dispose of the cases turned over To
this tribunal from the lower court. There
viii be no term Of the court in August
ON next Tuesday, probably the day Of
the trial OF the McNamee and tiauil case
VIII be fixed. In that case Messrs. ID. g
Richardson and Marion L. Dawson will
represent the Commonwealth, in view OF
the fact that Mr. Harry NJ. Smith had
been retained by the defence before his
election as Commemorative Attorney.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-13
ROBERT J. THE VICTOR.
mr. UIys TIE FREE FOR Am TROT,
DEFEATING FLYING JfB.
The Latter, However. Won the First Heat
I'm 2:Os-Ax,te Wins the 2:Ii Glass
The Running Races.

SAGINAW. MICH, July l2.-The sensa-
tlonal event of to-day was the defeat II
the great field Of free-for-ail PAGERS by
the Buffalo geldng. Robert j.. after
Flying Jlb had paced the first heat IN
/ 207. the fastest mile In a race this year
/ or ever known at this season. The free
/ for-all pace created great enthusiasm
| there being present over 500 persons
/ Robert j. was the favorlte, but Guy gave
bin a race FOR every one 81 hts winning
heats. The time OF The race-2C7, 2.0}.
2.09 2:09 l-2-was very fast considering
the track and strong wind. Azote easily
won the race continued from yesterday.
The unbeaten New Castle quite easily " o
the 2.2s class from "a strong nc.l. The
weather WAS fine and attendance very
large. summary:
Two-fourteon clGss-trotting. purse $50.
Mote b. g.. by Whips Morgan and Nc
DOwelD. 6, ], !, ], Fides stanton, en-. %.
III. James,, !. 8, g. 2, Nyanza, b. N.
tketcham). Q, 2. 7. 3, Racine. :, .. =. 90
I{iswood. :. 4, g. T. wilkes. 8. 5. s, ., Jen-
nic X 3; s. dr. Time 2I'' ga 3D.
Trottinr' three-year-oias-2.ao class.
Purse $io0.-Loyelace. b. c., 10y ERoted
chandler, !, !, ]. No.lne, b. I. tGaunt-
letU, 2. 3. 2; sylvia c., b. (. (SutherlanD
g. 2. 3. Time. 2.2s IL. 2:3i II. 2.SD IT,
Pacing yearlinss. pure. 500 Artihce'
b. T.. CWalstead. /. Gold cure, blk. g.
Fitzpatrick. .. Time. 800 -.
Pacing free for ali. purse, N,'p),-
Robert j.. b. H. by Hartford Gesl, Z.
!. T. L. on-ine; b; r b. ( %naaale2 D. = &
Fiying jib. b. &. McD5welD. T. 2, ),
dis, Charley Ford, ch *. DANES, o. D.
dis. Time. 2o7. 2'o@. 2:0I. zoo -. u.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-13

Ndtural Bridge, a., july u, lo'f
To The Times, Richmond. Va:
At meeting OF the citizens az Rock
bridge county, held at the Natural Hriite
to-day. large number OF persons came
ont 10 pass resolutions expressing the
loss sustained in the death OF Colonel
d. G.. Parsons.
Dr. 4. y Johnston. Of Natural Bridge.
was elected chair,nap OF the mecfin.. and
Egrnctt y. BeU. of Ducn1 Vista. secre-
tAry.
MIR. G.. u. Iotorrr. Of Lexington. stated
tb. object Of fh. meeting and novel
that a commttc. Of fye be appointed go
draft resolutions with refereuc. t1 the
tragedy whereby colonel 1t. e.. Parsons
lost his life. This motion prevailed. and
the following committee was appointed:
T. y Boil e. u Paxton g. W. IltIN.
". f. l.. stark and John +. AO4,r.y.
VII, rotirsd and rrasarfaj tha r.,.rf
Tho resolutions a.lopt.l ST forth. among
other fbir~s.
Nv. ei,,oo,.,1,. lamont ana t.i.. this
oecasloo - eIS-e lt'', omr dten r.er.t ~
the loss ~ n ,,.iaro,is and kindly n.igth or
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-13

mediateIy rearrest him" AZ that time ne
arrested rs men, and, as consequence
no thefts were committed. $50, ~.
In speaking OF himself he said the other
day: o,,,. ,,,oo
never drank a glass Of liquor IN ny ~,
Well I sit down aud smohe-HlHy pr W. ,
" cgars-while / study case l"a ne
beaten me for weeks 10" H. ~ i,1ogina-
done that! one must have the Hnhs IN
tive faculty largely developed so ms I" ~
able 20 meet emergencies win +" '' -
fuii of IDEAS that can be applied 70 tn.
situation as they como up. ihh' 'v"'
Ntct;1oin case ] worked on n Tor mounts.
NcGlOln was q young Desperate. "P ~
every sort Of reckless deviitry. iyihh V
make 4 record. lie broke INTO q place g."
Twenty street ana murderer "'I
uronrletOr u Was a leastly Nhfnri'
know he committed 10. but how - provo
IL was the question. even hlfcn Il VIZ
man 70 keep his company TOR S'h wee -
and she would have lost an arm Deiot"
she would would have given MIN ~" ~
If she hal known what | wanted MN
for. But all she had 10 90 was 20 Neep
me posted with what he was DOING anu
what his haunts were ana VINO were nlS
aqsocfates She never appeared tn Inc
trial Al last in desperation. / played
nv last card. / had him arrested and /
arrested his three acc0mpli each be-
ing taken separately and kept apart 80
that there could be no collision. / TOOK
him into a room looking Out on the cOurt
IN the middle OF the Central oihce hNit-
ing and / sat him down so tnnt ne c0ull
see the court and / could not Wy hac@
was 10 H.. IL vas srcNsoWc place
where we sat with nOoseS and weapons
and black caps and unpleasant THINGS all
about He thought ! Il1 NOT KNOW Nnal
he saw. but 7 could see him start "'
each part Of my plan was pm Do Wotlgh.
7 tent him there fOrtt Eve minutes. ills
three accomplicos were iu the bullalns,
and every fifteen minutes one was
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-13
TAAENrISH'> sTUDIO.
The Jefferson and O,hrt works 81 the DIS
tn-ulshed Stu ptor.

Mr. Edward Y. Valentine. the sculpf
has recently made a nfe-size bust Of
Prof Joan g. Minor, OF the University
NJ Nir-iria. which is now rcceivins th'
nui-G.al touches AT the hands oi DIS use
a.stlnt Mr.. M0nyhan.
The splendid statue az Thomas Jtilrf-
son. which is being cut from masnitcrui
hIrci, ot CarTara marble for tho r0tundd
ol the jefferson Hotel. is also taking
shape and Will be finished IL fun time
ior erection when the hotel IS conilct'I.
The garments on the figure are modelled
from those worn bv Mr. jefferson. and
thr RULED shirt and lace trimmings VIII
make "a pretty effect in marble.
The great statesman Will stand in an
ea9y position. noiding In one hand 81
scroll, while the other rests upon pillar
conveniently placed.
The face is modelled from the best au-
thcntIcated portraits and husts " the au-
thos 81 the Declaration OF independence,
ana the result IS in every way worthy
OF the sculptor and the subject.
Since Air. Valentine maoe bis master
piece, the AnGrcmache, he has modelled
ana placed n marble beaItNW statue
~ blind girl after a sketch taken iv
ne artist himself OF an inmate OF the
BIND Asylum ia stanton, while recitus
sacred selection.
The face and figure both appeal 10 tho
sympathetic and artistic instincts Of the
visitor and the statue is one OF The best
works. Of the distinguished sculptor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-13

BLAiNI-coNKLING ENMi1Y.
Cause of it n Discussion Abont General j
b. Fly, who Died Wednesday

The death no Newport r. l.. WcIncs-
day of G.,o~ol ra-,.s D. rr,. r..u.
..,... 3D. -. 49,
''> '''N -'r" 1"iN 'ui' mdtA thli is IN
tercstue Iu the recent war and r1lifi.af
li.t,r,. o. ,,. r..t..4 &c.,.
ot ~ p. '"r -'''' .tl.'9. ~ H'di
G ''-,' '..'' ,'1. E al 4.''d
armv dur,ns fn. r'tu Wan Vim No.,
"''.' ""i.i| '-. J4t" war win more
'."H $4,000 zen. ne vas hol a pgl-u-
.''.H n'Hi,r'i' n1l Ae Wa. lh MS oiiiclal
person Ine cause OF mlcA political
'u.,0'oI.i''. w.. r...
Iie "o' a " est ONT graduate or the
N.o'S 81 i,f,. 1ile' oc.t'}lhs many
49, posi- 'o'9 "a resp ii7."ii - ddiinS
me war ire was. on Marrh j. 1873.
niae ! TOY osl-Nia r..a! General Witn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-13
rOsr-0FFlCN rmpKOrNMENrS.
A Watch Tower from which Mail Inspect-
ors way Ovrfl0aa Employed,

The improvements being made in the
internal arrange ments or the city post
Office are nearly complete, and they COM
prise several changes important u The
conduct OF the business OF the office.
one Of these is the reIrrangemrnt OF
the office Of the assistant POSTMASTER 80
that be can overlook the main office from
his desk Heretofore he has b,en cut or
from view and from communication with
the general Office except by a round about
way.
Another arrangement. which IS some
what unique and peculiar, has been
placed In the general Offices.
IL consists Of an enclosed passageWay
overhead, latuced In and SO located that
post-0liicc inspectors at any time may
overlook the entire Office without them
selves being seen or others having knOwl-
edEe Of their presence.
Tho admission Is by way OF a private
entrance from the custom house above.
and the inspectors can visit the oiiirc
and keep watch over It's entire operations
without any one knowing they are on
hand.
This plan is being adopted at all the
large post-ofiices in the country. perhaps
on the idea that the knowledge that they
are under surveillance will make post
Office employees more hopast and attentive
to business.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-13
sHOT DEAD BEFORE THE SIGNAL
Fatal Duel Between Youth. Under Twenty.
Il Girl tho Cause

The New York Sun Of yesterday prints
this dispatch from birmingham:
In the woods, near Wheeling El,not
county, a duel 20 the death took Mace
this morning az sunrise between lain
Sparks, aged seventeen. and Howard
Rainwater. aged nineteen, sons of promi-
ntnt farmers. The TWO youths wira r.
walls for country damsel. and lasf nl,bt
al a BAN both quarreled as 10 VINO shonid
De her escort. They agreed 10 setiis
me anair with pistols this morning.
AZ sunrise they met at a secluded sDo,
with their seconds, ready 10 shOot -
OUT. races were stepped OF, and Without
further ceremony shooting began. me
INST bullet from Sparks pistol str1,ct,
Rainwater In the heart. productrc - 49, -. ~
uedln. sparks and his second ne5 Gnt
the former has been arrested and Ioao.S
III lail on charge OF murder.
halnwaters friends say that his doo.,
was due 20 the fact thar Snarke ny L"
lore The signal was given. va '7-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-13
TALENT UPSET II BKIGHTON
Long Shots and second Choices Win-The
Winner. at Chicngo.

NEW YORK. July l2.-The weather at
the Brighton Beach Race Track to-day
WAS threatening and somewhat unpIeas-
ant The attendance. however, was about
as large as usual Light showers ~ tne
morning helped 10 better the condition
OF The track by laying tie dust without
making Il heavy.
The card was Of am ordinary character.
The racing opened with an upset ior inc
talent. GlOriauna. - % Z shot. beating
the tavorite, GOV. tifer. al II a. 3, In the
trst race by half a length. Fllrt ana
Monaco. second choices. won the second
aui third races respectively
jockey COrnley. who rode IcIa IN the
,econd race. WIS fined 81 for not ridius
his mount ont summary.
First receive furlOIgs-G lcTianna Oh.
j. Tribe. l. 90 j. first. Gov. Fifer second.
HIS Grace third Time 03.
Second race-oue mile Flirt DOS. Simm-.
. 70 D. first, Charter second Mcintyre
Third race-six furlongs Monaco GOA,
Hamilton 10 81 first Harry Reed sec
ond, Little Fila third. Time. 100
Fourth lace-five furlones shelly futile
lli Simms. % - first. Equation Sec
Oud. Billy Boy third. Time l.o2 Ia
I1tth race-oue mile and % furong-
Nesuhule jos. Martin. j. 20 - first, vs.. l..
second. Jodan thirt Time. l.ic$-4
J. 10 - first Harry Alonzo second. Tom
Tough third Time 144.
u,.,.....,,. ... - -
"NN"''Hh ""N !ih HYDE PARK 'IAkts.
CHICAGO. July l2-Handsome won
pail tod.t ia 49,, a., ~ mn 90
thtrEan, besides Iot OF money ia
Mo oth.u r.,.s .,.o.o 1,.. 900 1
Dav 10 ~ : Won Tia Grs, T., ~ NJ"
Iernetta f-lvords bo1 ~ '' d" ti'''0tr
Iandior tt eec,rd ''' T ~ ctttvLD'I j..
Patr,ck in a Griyn ~, ,bn ,o, INNS r us"'
Fifteen maf5ors r,,o. ~ ,I. 80 80 g. 49,,
Nffh roce and me- f,onortel Gi1,, 80 xii
Measure made q rt,nav-o,. vac, "a r-.
las' race WAS an LIZ. sr,rt.l,, - s,.,.t
OF tLe seon,1 a+5 q w. ,.'.,h' -, ~!
f,vorito pom WV !, - . ~. ~ '".
1914 100 '''-- ''
Mn r.co o,. ,~u- r.,b nan. r,-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-13
TRIED 10 URFCR y6,fv
Inc Man Turned All the Water out q, "a.
Tanks and Placed Ties ON H.. r.,

GREENSBORO, y. C.. July l2-s.e,,ol
"hIe man. giving his name as Lawson
from Walnut Cove. was arrested here -
cay Tor attempting TO wreck a train -,
the ape rear and Nadkin railroad lIa
turned on all OF the water ON ~ ,he
TANKS along the road and when near
1 ,ha , me ne placed two cross-ties on
them In time 10 stop his train and me-
vent wreck. No reason is given Tor
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-13

this dastardy deed. but II Is thought that
the man was crazy drunk at the time.
rho annual meeting OF the stockholders
NJ the North Carolina railroad was held
here to-day. but adjourned on account OF
not having a quorum.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-13
WHIPPED ny 4 GRAI SHARK.
The Fish Defeated AN Old Sea Dog In Two
Short Rounds

. =
! Oakley. OF Sayvlle, was not so popular
with himself. He started out 10 Iurhls'
fun at the sharks expense for the sum
mer visitors on the beach. me Nis',0ii
had the fun but the Captain furnlshru ~.
/ In the language OF the RoWerY. NE H'.'
made q monkey of The Captain. lie play
/ ci with him for the first rouH1, 80
| from his corner at the DeslhhIns "a ~
second. landed In the boat anu WI en
vicious swing OF his Tigh, pc In,o H.,
! sent Oakley out of the boat anH mo W.
| ocean The Captain might nave ~ ="
there vet. II his friends had hol gone "
Tbcn the shark got the worst end OF ne
| battle With guns. clubs ana oars NE
/ ,,s.,.,rs ,'nroceI down, and beat the life
| ont - MIN. Notwithstanding all these
band,cops n was full half hour before
ne was finally counted OUT ,r..-o
/ I, ,br rnan-cater, or white shark, that
I furnishes food for writer's OF sea-talcs
and bones for museums. mere IS inc
I hacking shark, n great sluggish ish, that
F beunfe the shores o. Greenland and thA
/ English Channel, and the macIlcrel sharks
and fray sharks, Of the New England
coast.
The gray sharl; IS from four 10 eish:
feet IN length. and IA Eght llulsh-Eray
above and white below. It has n short
and blunt snout long coniCaI front tcetn.
rough skin. and small eyes. II lives North
In The winter season, ana runs do"n
along Cur coast IN the summer 10 frlEht-
en-. aW sSor.s are man ratcrs such
,,.,ii eo9eorcI %fr Redford v,halrrs as
Cor, 6olsio,, ~ Savvilie. mink there is
~ 49,, - 800. ehork tbos IN q
frcsh-~ater minnoW. but there have been
lsl"n.gS n,r 80 ~. Ia eborl,
i.'eS l'fe rr'n ii.,' li,bt c6-nn,reG ~
the man eater. but be Is strong enough
30 make great deal # trouble. Old-tlmr
ns,igi i''e' S%> Nh g. bnarf
49, ,i, cr,,. ebort tbat annooreJ ore
e,,.,.siio o.. ~ rr Tune5aV and mass
"a ~ a.. d5f,frc obo,,+ vim his hack
~. Ne s,',',aranco ana kcrr rheir bathtn.,
~ ms l,ai ,.e ~ ,,-,t ,es',oJ
,!o'.IcS M ai,e t,,, ,,r',. ob1rl,s ,,.,.,'
ny ine on F''.S '',., Ni..H '.,.''- t4 49,
harinI i-"' -..,.,
Wneh I'r N.,. so- tno,. ,'o,t1,G ,fo,
.i II.t Van as, ~ e.a i,,.,r,,,,
tn' S""' "A wy. , t'' w. "a ~, ,'.
iss,,, ,,o ,,t ,jr and ,i,,s,t ~ s,,l,'',,,l
lneS 81 7"N VIC e7'.i l"F NM "5
power hi@ way near iHt hgt'h. 0p9i ,tl
ny me ItN"Iyn' aHN i!1t "I} ioSs.4 niS
lH.l III ''.t a., a. ."YD-" ~ IIN I,r H.
~, i~..1'S "u' LOT i'' III we
'I'' lIi NV ILL., u-4 "aS m. j. anu ar
nle SnlIh tIr" NOR Iai...Ildi ,"r .AH
uIeh toGN inc 3ieca"'l9h 10 fet QUO OF
ny sun
a serious question was mus sn-sesIca
10 inc uolel-bcepciS OF Sa\tluc. Inc
known To seekers for good bathing. and
II he continued % Ike The place and rec
manned there the hathers would 20 else
where and Sayvillc would Doe deserted
They gathered on The beach and serious
" discussed the matter while the shark
raced up and down totally innocent ~ the
uneasiness his presence WAS causing 10
was finally decided 10 lil the Intruder
"a 80 - - r.l.-. ',
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-13
General Wa ksr for Congress

II IS now practically certain chat Cen.
James A. Walker Will De- Tire Republican
candidate for Congress In the smith dis
tricL-E0anokc world.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-14
FRon rnE IS. & o.
Omoials in the CITY Yosterdsy-Psrsonai
Points.

Omcials la the CITY Yesterdsy-Personal
Points.
Capt Charles Bali, conductor on iO3
and lO4 IL spending q vacation az Cleye-
land. Captain Philip Eilery Is doing
his work.
Frank Ross, chief car Inspector az
the depot, is soon % marry a pOpu-
lar young South Side lady. The happy
young couple are to reside ln this city.
Last Wednesday the first Washington
City excursion Of this year was given.
II was quite successful, and a number
of Wheeling people went 20 visit the
National Capitol. The next excursion
will be the eighth OF next month.
At 1890 o'clock yesterday q special
rolled into the depot, carrying the Of
ncials OF the road. The coaches we're
the "West Virginia" and the "Win-
chester" The officials stayed In the
city but half hour, and then left for
Grafton, from which place they will 90
TO Baltimore aad the East. Dor.
Ing their stay. in the city they
looked about tho depot. but
the object OF their visit or the con-
ciuslons reached were 20 let no one
about the depot or yards. The train
came from Pittsburg TO this city.
Among those present we're: r.. g.
Campbell. General Mabger j. v. Pat
ton. Superintendent OF the Pittsburq
Divisions; W. r. Cutler, Superintendent;
Major johnson, Engineer Maintenance
OF Way: X. NJ. Sheets, Superintendent
OF the Fourth Division. J. Kalbaugh,
Master Mechanic at Glenwood, IA. G.
j. NJ. HHl. superintendent OF the
Wheeling g. Pittsburgh division.