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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-12-31
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Stranger. In the city aud Wheeling
Folks Abroad.

Folks Abroad.
F. X. Burns, OF the Pittsburgh Dis
patch. was In the city yesterday
The City Sports company. playing nj
the Grand. are quartered at the Behler
hotel.
Kellie Cookson, agent OF ~ Cracker
Jack" company, autographed ut the
Behler yesterday.
]. c. McHugh. SIstersville. Jacob
Roontz. New Martlnsvillc, and William
II. Hall. sistersville. registered at the
Behler yesterday.
Mrs. James X. Han and Mira. Andrew
Wilson will entertain the Married Peo-
pies Euchre club Friday afternoon,
January 3. at the residence OF Mrs.
Hall.
Iate arrivals Mt the stamm yesterday
were: Joseph Hartman, j. s. Robin
aon. II. T. Robinson. Mrs. and MISS
Beatty. Warrington; w. 7. Webb,
waynesburg, Pa; George G. Busbcy,
Washington, Pa.
lir. william u. Mathews. OF Marshall
county, who Is engaged in the practice
Of law In Washington, D. G.. aud who
Is treasurer Of the Union Republican
club OF that city, was In Wheeling yes
terdny, en- route TO Moundsville.
Joseph w. Gnlinher. Moundsville; s.
Hirschmnn, New York: ]. A. Garland,
Warrington, Alex Laughlln. Pitts
burEh; Mark Weller. zaneBVillc: w. II.
Goldsmith. New York, were among tho
Mcclure house quests yesterday.
Among the arrivals at the Hotel
Windsor yesterday were; j. V. Blair,
west Union. A. q. Rinehart, Barnes
Vile, o.; John A. George, Slstersyille;
~ M. Johnston, R6venBwood; 9. H..
Boylcs and II. II. Hopkins, Elizabeth,
w yn
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ANOTHER DISASTER

no T'oWhoAt-,lIaFry nrogn slnlss SiH
boats at IirunopA Island - Dschhand
KILLED Wreck llsing blasted out -Gen-
crpl River Gossip,
PITTSBURGH, Dec, 9O-rhe tow
boat Harry Brown. owned by W. II.
Brown Sons, In command Of Capt JON
athan Wood, struck an obstruction at
tho head OF Brunots island, this morn.
Ing, believed TO have been a Hat owned
by the Tide Coal Company, which was
set adritt and sunk at tho time OF Jqn-
sin's boats c0lllded with the onward NJ
llasshonae rifle, One barge was drop
ped at that point rs a result Ut the nc
eldOnt The crew went at once 10 tish-
ten III the lines, and william oaks, IT,,
who was at the wheel OF thu'bOat, Kept
her IN the channel, but IN making for
tho river, which emptleh into the Ohio
at the foot oil Brunots Island, the tow,
which consisted OF eight pieces, struck
tho bank. sticking two pieces and sink
Ing two coal boats and one large barge
squaFely In the channel,
One man was killed Charles Brown, a
deck hand on the boat, who was known
among riverWen as whitley" lie was
about forty years old. and died while
being removed 10 the Allegheny uener-
nj Hospital The body was atterward
taken to Herman's MoTgue, and had
not been claimed up until II o'clock,
When the crash occurred whitley"
and jonathan Wood, u sou OF the CAP
tain OF the boat. who Is at the Allie
gheny General Hospital, were out on
the heet The pilot attempted to back
into deep water TO release some OF the
grounded barges, whcn9 heavy cable
parted, the ends strlkin9''Whitey" and
Wood. Both were huTleh several hun
irud feet across the tow, and II Is sup
posed that the former received internal
Injuries that caused his death, rs no
marks could be found about the body.
Wood IL badly bruised about the legs
and tho body, but the attending physlc-
ians say his injuries are not serious.
Capt. Harry Brown went to the scene
OF the disaster on the towboat Voyager,
at 10 q. M, taking crew, and an at
tempt viii be made TO cave the barge
grounded on the Island shore. Capt.
Brown thought he would be able TO
tighten them OF. As near as could be
learned, about 100000 bushels OF coal
will be a total loss. Altogether six
pieces were sunk and stuck The loss
Will probably amount 10 S6,0OO
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THE ANNUAL REUNION
And Banquet Of Eureka Lodge, @. U. 90.
=. Held Last Night.

And Banquet Of Eureka Lodge, q. U. 90.
r. Held Last Night.
The annual reunion and banquet OF
Eureka lodge C. U. o. o. F., was held
last night at the hall, corner OF Market
and Twelfth streets, and was in every
respect a brilliant success. The pro.
gramme was attractive In It's make up.
and was beautifully rendered. After
the opening ode and prayer Miss Annie
Jennings rendered q plano solo. Prof
]. McHenry Jones then gave an address
on "The Advantages the q. U. o. o. F.
Offers to Young Men" II was able and
interesting. A duet, Love Shall Guide
Thee" was sung by Mrs. Houston Davis
and Miss Ada j. Daffmycr. and Mr.. 7.
II. Lewis gave an effective address on
why / am an Odd Fellow" Miss LII
ian Berry played a plano solo. Heather
Bells Polka;" Mrs. Houston Davis sang
''The Song OF Home" and Mr.. G. W.
Williams gave an address on Our
Sweethearts and Wives" Miss Ada j.
Daffmyer sang Those Lost Happy
Days"
Informal addresses were then made
by f. W.wrlght and q. c. King. After
this part OF the entertainment the menu
bers OF the lodge, their wives and
friends, sat down 10 n very fine COLA
ton. During tho supper the Glover
Leaf mandolin and guitar club dis
cotirsed excellent music. Altogether, II
was one OF the finest similar entertain
ments OF the season.
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REBUILT THE FENCE.
rhs War About the Colt. Lot, ON Me-
coliseh Street, 4, on Again.

rhe War About the Cots Lot, on Me-
colissh Street, Is on Again.
Yesterday the war about the Colts
lot, ON Mccolloch street at the inter-
section OF the street leading to the Pc
nlnsular bridge, was opened again.
Everybody thought or at least hoped,
that this dispute was done with. II has
been ahltrnted, lltigated and every
thing but amputRted. Apparently no.
body can cut II OF short. Some time
ago w. ]. Colts notified the city TO re-
move from the property there, OF which
he has control. certain masonry. AS
the matter was In dispute in the courts
no attention was paid TO the demand.
Yesterday Cots went to- building q
fence about the lot. and also to digging
down TO remove the sewer The city
authorities were notified, and the fence
was again removed and police court
warrant issued for Colts, To-day the
holes dug over the sewer will be filled
up and Colts win have his hearing be-
fore the mayor The dispute Us TO this
lot has been pending for several years,
but assumed an acute character when
McColloch street was improved q few
months ago. II was submitted TO arbi-
tratlon. but Colts refused TO accept the
arbltrators' award. and q number OF
cases growing out OF the war are now
pending in the courts.
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OWE YTrrEEN HuNpREp

People Sec the "City sports" Open at the
erand-AI Previous Records Broken.
wheellng'a theatres have been crowd
cd often, and the sight Of the standing
room only" sign at tho Grand Opera
House IL not an uncommon one to the
frcduenters of that popular theatre, but
tho audience which packed tho house
last night broke all previous records.
A eariy az ak o'clock the crowd began
gathering and II Increased In size until
by the time the doors opened II extend
al clear from Chapilne to Market
street. The result was that when tho
curtain went up every available space
was taken UP ana the orchestra had to
vacate ltB place and 20 behind the
scenes. AZ Sib Manager Telnler closed
the box ONCE and refused to soil any
more tickets, and hundreds were una
bio 10 gain admission. When tho tick
cts were counted II was found that l,iiS
paid admissions had been thkon nj the
door. The attraction WINS Flynn n
Hhcridnn'H "City Sports" big show,
and no attraction this scaHOn has Eivon
better satisfaction than this company,
II Ia elegant from beginning 10 end
Thu HpoolaltipB are introduced by mr..
tlHts who know their business, among
them being Wren and Only, Smith and
Champion, the BhcrldnnH, Mhck md
Flynn, Waller and Waller and the great
Nelson's. "Clty Sports" viii DO repeat.
cd Tonight, Tomorrow afternoon and
Tomorrow night. Those desiring seats
can secure them az the box Office.
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The city gas board has found It neees-
sary to make decided change In the
manufacture OF gas, Some time ago a
new idea was introduced, by which Il
was proposed to do away with the use
of lime In the process of publication A
new compound was tried, for which
was claimed the advantage that II
could be used over again, while lime can
be used hut once, Tho result was that
everybody who uses gas has been kick
ing on It's bad quality. Tho fact that
the new process Is not q success has
long since been realized, but In view OF
the fact that the new method OF maxi
ing gas from petroleum by the Harvey
patent process, was about to be tried
here, Il was thought wise to walt before
changing the works back 10 the lime
process. The Increased consumption OF
gas at this time Of year, however, makes
great demands on the purifiers, and II
was found impossible to meet these and
make good gas without resorting again
10 the use OF lime,
The board let the contract for the iron
trays which hold tho lime TO w. ID. Cos
nell & Co, OF Baltimore. The trays are
expected TO be here inside OF y week, but
Il will take some time after they arrive
20 put them In place, In the meantime
the board advertiseS for proposals for
furnishing lime.
II should be understood that this step
on the part OF the board has no connec-
ton with the proposed test here OF the
Harvey process OF making gns from PEE
troleum. The hme process was always
used for purifying coal gas until the last
board was persuaded to abandon II for
compound. The compound viii not
40 the work. and until the Harvey pro-
sess Is available, the board proposes to
make pure gas. Hence the return TO the
old. tried way OF purifying the coal gas
by means OF lime.
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healthy babies. Weak women sometimes
have healthy babies, but the chances are
against It, Every woman can have
healthy, happy children II she will take
proper care Of herself. DR.. Pierce's Ia
vorite Prescription Is what she needs, i
cures the weaknesses aud diseases pecul-
lar to women. 1t makes perfect women
Of thein-womcn capable OF maternity.
It's use obviates tire dreaded, aud gercr-
ally useless, physicians examinations"
and stereotypcd "local Treatments" II Is
the only medicine for women sold by
druggists, devised by regularly edu-
Gated, experienced, and skillful specialist
In these diseases, and its sale exceeds the
combined sales OF all other medicines I'D.
yertiscd for this class OF inaladies, Taken
during the period OF pregnancy, it pre-
pares the whole woniRnly organism for
its time Of trial aud danger. II pracd-
caliy does away with the danger and with
nearly ali Of the pain.
Women who care TO know oil about the pa
vorite Prescription" and all about their own
physical being, and the best way 10 take care OF
H. shouid send 81 one-ccnt stamps 10 pay Tor the
mailing OHly OF free copy Of Dr. Piereeh great
i,oos page Illustrated Common Sense Medical I'D
wiser Worlds DispsnSlry Medical Association,
10. e6J Main Street, buffalo, N. Y.
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rnl.rl.inn.nt ID lhr 1uflrmary.

Every year some OF the philanthroplc
people OF this city have made II q
practice to afford the inmates OF the
county iniirmury some amusement IN
tho way OF musical and literary pro-
gramme. Last evening about thirty
ladies' and gentlemen under the leader
ship Of Mr. George Hibberd, went out
on the seven o'clock motor and delights
cd tho unfortunate inmates with very
attractive programme. The event OF the
eycnlnR was the performance Of Com
missioner Maxwell on the violin, who
played with the grace ana skill of an
Ole Bull. Mr. c. a. House was kind
enough to send out plano for the oc-
casion.
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WHO IS HAROLD BRowNi
An Alleged West vlrglnIan ofthat Name
Dead In New York.

An Alleged West Vlrginlah ofthat Name
Dead In New York.
Tho New York World has :he follow
ing;
a young man who had registered az
Harold Brown, WeBt Virginia. wax
found dead yesterday In his bod at the
DoyOnshIre Hotel. Forty-second street
and Madison avenue. II Is supposed
that he had committed suicide by taxi
ing laudanum, although there was no
certain evidence 10 support the theory.
Brown came TO the hotel December Is.
and paid his bill a week in advance. He
had been despondent for several days,
owing. no said, to III health and the
failure OF an expected remittance from
homo. II was Understood that no had
been studying medicine.
Brown was about twcnty years old,
was Q feet, inches In height, and OF
dark complexion. Ito wore n whltn
fedora hat from FiShman q Son. Wash
ington, and nm overcnht mnde by Bic.
her. also OF Washington. a plain gold
ring and pen knife had tho initials II.
N. or p. NJ. engraved upon them. Tho
young mans funds contested OF eight
nAnln
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Ar1ANrIo wa COMPANY.
ATLANTIC TEA COMPANY.
--------------
Tea Sets.
Toilet Sets.
Dinner Sets.

Allsuitablo for the Holiday trade. We
have an immense variety, all Of the very
latest shapes and decorations Do not
fail to examine our stock and learn our
prices before purchasing. You will find
our goods equal to any in every respect,
aud our prices 40 per cont lower than
the exclusive crOckery houses.
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The rlm,. i. 0cranl.y."

Every time the Martins Ferry rImna
secs a chance 10 do Wheeling n possible
injury II taken advantage Of the chance
ard pays no attention to the character
OF tho methods That paper prints n
moan lnHlnuntion TINT Wheeling hn0
dsmnllpoY patients by the dozen" %
iigo liz own words. T'hln ig absolutely
false and without reasonable f1undn'
tlon. No cases have originated here
in ak woollH--nOt one The. few cases
Wheeling has cared for ~ the hospital
In the pnHt few w0ohH came IRON Mnr-
Tins ferry before tho quarantine was
d6oinFnd
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aThs Midnight Special"

The attraction appearing at the
GRIND Opera House Thursday, Friday
and Saturday. is tho great mclodrn.
mntlc success. 1.-THE Midnight Special"
with all ita wealth Of magnificent seem
cry and mechanical effects. Everywhere
IL has bcoa presented II has met with
tic most llattering success and one and
MI exclalm Il Is the acme OF stage real
ism, @Tho WilkcsbRrro Times: II II
filled with startling ollmnxOs and sltua-
lions and while Of n moro. or less gcnsa-
tlonnl order, rlEhtfully lays claim 10
belnE one OF the better class.
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THE sAoRMAH WELL III.
Drilling stopped Oh Top Of the Sand TilI
tho ONNmegn Arsivn,

UFIIIIhH hIultFI 1W 40V VI wv HHHN ~
the Owner AF9iyr'
Last evening the stockholders OF tho
Bachman OH Company, all well Gqown
Wheeling people, We're wreathed in
smiles and almost smothered with COM
grntulntiOns. TEe reason wp8 that a
telegram was received yesterday IRON
the Wayerly Held saying the iiig lniun
sand had been pierced, " their No, ]
well, on tho Corbett farm, and the well
was good for az least 30 barrels n day.
Tho drill had been stopped, however, "a
await the arrival OF some leading stock
holders, and all OF them who can leave
town viii go down this morning to see
the VOL hrllled In.
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m. rin.. tlnnrany.

on Thursday evening next Miss An
tia Cluss and n 1ne company vii mp
pear az the Opera lioun0 IN clnHHlf
programme NJ muHlo and dramatic re'
oltaia. Besides Miss CluH1 the COM
pany consists OF Jennie Gardner btnw'
art, soprano and Mr. 9. Vhnmeiui
Gates, n West YlfElplnn, q popular
dramatic reader The mile Oi sents WI
otien nj e. A. Houses fnunlc store thl'
fngrnlbg
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Having the needed merit 10 more
than mako good NIL the advertising
claimed for them, tho following four
remedies have reached u phenomenal
Raln: Dr kings Now Discovery for
Consumption. Coughs and ColdB, each
bottle gunrantcod- .illOctrlc DllterH, the
great remedy for Liver, Stomach and
Kldncya, Buuklcn'B Arnlua Salyo, the
best IN the world, and Dr. KlnRn New
Life pliih, which are perfect Pill. All
these remedies are guaranteed 10 do
juHl what n claimed for thum hnd the
dpnlrr whose name 10 attached herewith
VIII be glad ~ toll yuu more Of them.
Sold az form DruE Goa drug store.
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FOR n palm In tho chest piece Of
flannel dampcnod with Chambcrlnin'H
pain Balm and bound over the aeat OF
tho pain, and another on the bnck be.
tween the shoulders. will afford prompt
relief, This IL especially valuable IN
cnses whore the pain Is caused by Il cold
and there 10 tendency toward pncu-
mntln G. II. Goethe, w. W. irwin, G.
Schnepf. G. Menk0meller, John klnrl,
w. II. Hague, H. G. Stewart ". u,
Burt, J. Coleman, a, ". Snhohlo, WIZ
INN Menhemoller j. q. Bholo. Wheel
Ing; Bowie e Co. bridgeport ID r.
Peabody 4 Son, ncnwood.
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MANY merchants arc we'll aware
TINT their cihtomcrH are their hest
frinndB md take pleasure In supplying
lhom with The heat foods obtnlnnblr.
An m Instance yc mention Perry 3,
Cameron, prominent drigglrtu OF
Flushing. Michigan They says we
have no hcgltntlon In recommending
cuatomora, W. II In the hest cough mcdl.
cline we have over Buld, nnd nlwayn
Elves satisfaction For sale Ut 70 and
10 ounlR pOr bottle,
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a sENaATION
Ia ihp Mpnras Jil Field Amos No. /
COMES Ia Cor srysniy IIarFcls,

Comes Ia for Seventy DarFels,
Special Dispatch TO the lntclligencer,
slspERsVlLLE, w. Va, Dec. 30, e
Af@ many days passed without the
slightest feature that would tend TO-
ward the sensational Monroe county,
to-day, furnished the best topic OF oil
conversatlon DURING yulet!de This
morning Henderson & Cumpeny's
Amos No /, located IN advance OF de-
velopmentg, u distance oil 600 feet due
west OF Colehaugh No. !, struck u pay
streak that save It a seventy barrel
reputation as Bpouter, The perform-
nnce OF this well shows stlll further
northwestern extension.
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Inst night NJ late hour william
fifoltenbaCh, living on Tenth street
aud Interested In the saloon hunlneas
IN East Wheeling, ON Eighteenth
street, died very suddenly, ne had not
henrl dlnonno IN Inscribed 40 the Cnunc
NJ hin denlh. tlc whq around mn usual
yesterday ana last evening.
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Charles Henthorn at Hannibal. Ohio,
yesterday caught yacht and a hoat
named Norma.
The palatial towboat James horen'
described IN yesterdays lntclllsencer,
passed down yesterday afternoon at .
o'clock, and was greatly admired by
river men.
The towbOats are experiencing some
little trouble In rounding the snort
bend In the river at Lindsey's, near
Moundsville. However, no damage has
yet been reported.
l. Owing 70 the advent Of the new Wiz.
ginin in the Pittsburgh and Cincinnati
trade, the Hudson viii lay over at Cln-
clnnnti until Saturday so as to take her
regular place in the revised schedule.
She leaves Cincinnati Saturday evening
and will be due here next Tuesdny.
The following boats passed this port
yesterday with coal lows: Alice Brown
10 q. M; Tom Dodsworth. ia, M; DICK
Fulton. Jim Woods, Samuel Clark and y.
c. Fisher. y. M; Coal CITY ana j. u
Fisher. D. M; ". w. O'NClll, $50 n. m.
The regular Cincinnati packet Tor TO-
day win be the keystone State NJ q: m;
business was somewhat dull on the
leyee yesterday. but the Water street
sidewalk was crowded with spectators
most Of the day watching the coal fleet
pass down. The atmosphere was very
fogRy and at intervals brisk showers
feii. Although the river Is falling II
will no doubt recover again. The marks
last evening indicated Is feet Inches
and receding slowly
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Plttsburgh-River i22 feet and rising
nj the dam. Weather, raining.
GreenRboro-River Z feet II inches
and stationary. Weather, cloudy.
oil Clty-River feet inches and
falling. Weather, mild and rainy.
Steubenvillc-River II feet Inches
and falling. Weather, raining and cold.
warren-Rlver feet 8 inches and ris-
ing. Weather, raining pnd mild.
Morgnntown-Rlver Z feet 10 inches
and rising. Weather, raining.
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Bathing the
baby Is one Of the
joys Of young
motherhood. The
baby's bath Is
the pleasautest
feature OF the
day. This, Of
course, only
when the baby
and the mother
are both healthy,
mot much pleas.
ure can be gotten
out OF bathing o
pcevish, sickly,
fretiul baby. II
the mother isn't
healthy, she can.
not get much
pleasure out d
q II yth l n g..
Healthy mothers
who are careful,
always have
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~ will bn money we'll Invested 10 bb.
gin the New Yonr NJ Mulbe'a llualncBH
Academy. Sec Advertisement,
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RADICAL CHANGE
To be Made Mt the City Gas Works
at onse-Pure Gas ths
OBJECT OF THE ALTERATION,

Tho New board Flnds II Necessary to 60
Rack 10 the Ola Lame Process. ofPNriry-
ing tho GsslThe Trays Have been Or
dsrsa aud Blas for Lame Advertised for.
II Il Now Regarded as a iIl'Aks that
the Use ofLlmO was Ever Abandoned,
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fT Will bo money well invested to bo.
gln tle Now Yoni AZ MolFo'H BunlnehH
Academy. Zoo advertisement,
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tjps Dr. Miles Nerve plaRlera for Spinal
Woahh0I1, All druHglalB sell 'bln fol zoo,
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ASK fOr ?, .. Horse csysrG Take
no other,
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NoTEs on NAVIGATION.
Stage OF Water and Movements Of noats'
The River Interests.

YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES
Darlington. JEWEL, $3.50 p. m.
ParkeAburg. BEN HuR, ~. m.
BoATs LEAVING TO-DAY.
Cincinnati. KEYSTONE STATE. s a. IN
NntnnoTis LEXINGTON, II u. M.
PnrkeTRburg ii BERTY, II a. m.
ClaringtOn, ~ JEWEL. $3.50 p. NJ.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW
Charleston. RUTH, 6 a. IN.
Pittsburgh. Rem IlUR, $ n m.
Ciarington, JEWEL, $3.50 p. H.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-10-03

males 81, total "A. The whole num-
Der of days attended by all pupils dur
ing the month 1104; average number
of pupils attending each day 55 5-22;
average number of days attendance
per pupil IS 21-37. Miss Ringo teach
ing the preparatory again. Mr.. G..
w. Buford Is principal. and we be-
lieve Arcadia people are being better
pleased this term than they have been
for several terms past. Mr.. Buford
saws he never taught school that he
was better pleased with than the one
hs il teaching. He speaks in the
highest terms, praise and honor OF ev-
ery student, The REGISTER wishes
him success.
The children here and rousdRGoHt
are in the ninth heaven of ecstacy In
anticipation of Lemen Brothers Big
Shows. Almost every child who at
tends school has read or heard OF Jum-
DO, who In bis days was the largest
elephant in the world. He was owned
by P. T. Barnum and was killed In
railroad wreck In Canada about sevsa
years ago. The present feature OF
Lemen Brothers, is Rajah, who Is two
inches taller and weighs two tons more.
So he Is beyond q doubt the largest
brute avar born to live. and was
brought to tails aopntry in chains from
the Rajah. of India. paying 2 fortune
for him as he 10 to-day the greatest
feature In the show world. From ali
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