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advisory capacity 70 the appropriations
committee In recommending appfopfi.
alton for river and hatbOf Improve
meuts. There arc naturally many
place. along tho Pacific coast from
Puget Sound TO the Mexican border
which seek preference a, the hands VI
COngfosB, and the rivalry Ietwe n
them Ia quite SHARP. Tie possibility
Of the extension NJ the trade Of the
United State with Oriental Countries
also enhances tho importanos OF the
appointment at this time in the eyes
Of the Western men. Being the oldest
senator Of the five mentioned and
coming from tho same 1t ate that Sem
stor Dolph represented, Senator Nit
chell could probably secure tho posi-
ton N disposed to accept II nj the
sacrifice Of some other important com.
mittee assignment. Ho occupies n
peculiarly commanding position on the
Senate committee, standing ~ he does
At the head VI the Republican repre-
sentatlon ON the committee on clAims,
post office and privileges and elections.
In oqso OF the organization Of tho Sou
alto by the Republicans lfu will nsius.
ally he assigned to thc chaifmanship Of
his choice OF those committees anu Will
hold hla position next 10 the chairman
on the ether two unless he voluntarily
resigns TO accept a petition ON some
other committee, like that on COM
motce, ~ which he Is now n member.
He will not probably make this tram.
Ter. IL IL Understood among his cli-
Leagues that he would prefer TO ALLOW
his own Assignments 10 remain ~ they
are II he could secure the appointment
of his colleague, hir. McBflde, to the
commerce vacancy. lie realize, how.
ever, that II will 10 difficult % = cure
for new man an Assignment OF tbs
Importance VI this and one which -
sought by older senators. Senator PEI.
klns will be met with the objections
that Senator White Of his owl state u
now n member Of the committee. Mt.
Wilson, Of Washington, IL not a eau
dijnto In the ordinary sense, but come
o! his ifiends is urging his iltnoss tot
the place. The same objections which
apply Ia Mr.. MoBfidt'a case would
hold In MIR. Wilson's. The latlei
would enjoy o eight advantage from
the circumstances VI having served IN
this House before his election TO TIA,
Senate.
At present, therefore, the chaucet
setm most favorable TO senator
iquiros's candidacy. The selection
would DEPEND on tue turn aleifs may
take al the beginning VI the next ses
sion, ANA II n impossible TO iOretell {,
whom tue assignment will 80. Their
IL very little or no doubt, however, tia
some OnD oi the Pacific coast senator
will be appointed 10 the place.
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CHICAGO, July l0.-The RdiilIay
Age ia It's uIrt isiuo will say; A year
ago receivers were operating 100 rail.
WEya IN this country, representing
about $1,000 miles OF tracks aud
g., 900, 200, 900 Of cApitallzltion,or about
20 per cent Of tho existing mileage,
and about rs per cent Of tho combined
capital stock and Gonds. Within the
last iwglvs months foTty-nve ROADS,
representing G728 miles anu s3i3, OJ0,-
600, have been released by foreclosure
sales, r0duclng ihe number In
recuigors' hands TO ls6, although the
mileage anu capitalization are not
very much lees than IA year ago, owing
10 the SLOW work OF Reorganization OF
the few lines who own the aggregate.
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AusTIN, Tea, JuIy ll,--A dolaEn'
lion Of TIE aun.sterB OF Auttln have
called on Governor Cuibers0n anu
earnestly Appealed 10 tho governor TO
prevent the C1ibett'FiIzsimmous night
al Dallar, saying that u was burning
shame. The governor gave them a
respectful hearing and assured them
that n tue provisions OF tho law were
adequate tho officers would see that The
tighs old nol come OF. The ministers
say they want tho law made adequate
40 Ga /: nrvvent tho fight.
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Ia spiio OF AIigoId.

SrRISGFIELD, ILL.,, july lO.-lu spite
OF tue tact mat Governor Altgeld fe'
quested the Democrats Of the house to
fUImin from nominating eN.Speaker
Crafts Tor the epeakership, they did IT,
Twenty-siK TO sixty.One represents
lives on the minority side, however,
protested. They say with a good deal
OF aCrimony that under no ciroum-
stances will they recognizes Gratis M
the minority leader. Tue followers q
Crafts ssirFl tne dlsgruntlUd will fall
into line ~ soon as tneir wrath c1oll.
Roll call resulted In the selection Of w
q. Cochran, Republican, over Crafts
by vote OF 81 ~ 80.
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WASHINGTON, July l0.-rho ao.
counts OF Ainsworth II. SpodorI, Tor
many years hurarian Of tho oongfesi-
iousl library, have been held about
three months by the auditing oiiioers
OF tue treasury ueparIm0nt, pending
an investigation. There 10 no allega.
ton, as far rs can be- learned. Of wrong
doing on tins part u tho library en-.
ployr, but there ia discrepancy In the
accounts,
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NEW YoRR, July lO.-In fll OF
lunacy sud drunken madness, James
McGowan, = third.tato Jig dancer and
singer. sont three bullota from Teyol.
yer crashing into tho head Of Rose
Finn, killing her Instantly. The muir
der wHsl committed In the midst Of u
lhrong ON tho street, and the nssAssin
was not appTehonded tor nearly three
hours. The yiolim's mother forbade
her Teceiviag MoGownn's attentions,
and McGowRn became furious.
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sud Z p. m. Bicycle Drill.
1915 70. m. international Drill.
$3.50 p. M. Fancy Bicycle Riding.
Up. IN. sack Race.
$50 r. M. Tug NJ War.
Guessing tho Jar of Corn--G prizes, o
for Ladies' aud tor Gentlemen,
Last but not Least hyn hundred
priacs, presented by tho merchants and
othors, TO be given away.
A chance will be- given 10 every per
son ~ they enter the gate Mt Saligir.
Those using passes will not receive
chances.
Pdzes on Exhibition IA n. q. NJ. l.
window,
Come one, come all, you will meet your
friondp there.
Romombor tho day, Friday, July 18th
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THROUGH ana CEILING.
Evidence secured Against Chicago
CiIS Father.


CiIS FATHERS.
CHICAGO, July l0.-A special grand
jury was called this afternoon to In
vsstlgate charges OF boodling In the
city council. Aldcrmen Ginllvr aud
Martin ate accused. The charges are
The result Oi u "puro ice" ordinance
Introduced In the city council, the
adoption Of which would have driven
teyoIAl Ice companies out OF butiness.
A clique Of aldermen finally offered
10 smother the bill IN committee II
laid $4,000. Tho ice companies
tteming TO acqulcso, entered into nego.
liaii0ns with mo officials. Through u
hole In the ceiling " Alderman Fink
le''i uiliCe In tho chamber Of com.
mtrce, the discriminating evidence was
secured. Ia this Office Fluklrr anu
Martin arc allowed 10 have entered IN
70 legotlRtiOns with the ngenls Of tho
Ice companies. Through Ihe hole In
ihe ceiling photographs were taken Of
Tue men, their propositions were
recorded by a photographer aud tho
SOUND OF their voices taken with y
monograph.
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A COVETED PLACE.
Senators Anxiou. tor u Position on
tho ,omnrTos Committee,

Senators Anxious tor u Position on
thp ConInrTos Committee,
WAsIISuIOS, ID. o., July 10. -
There bus iAir 10 10 quite CAntesl
among tive Republican nicmto;s 81 the
senate from the Pacific COST states tor
the position on the COMMITTEES On cUri'
mprce which has heretofore been MED
by Senator Delphi, OF Oregon. 1t IA
understood that Senators Perkins, ui
California, Mcbride, Of Oregon, nd
squire OF Wellington, would tagh
lIku 10 secure tue appointment, while
rsnGtor Wilson, OF Washington,
w0uli accept the position II tenueIoi
him, anu Senator Mitchell, Of Oregon,
might lake IL under certain conditions.
Tue place Ia considered ono OF special
| Importance, as the committee deall
, win all questions Of commerce which
/ come before the Senate and acts In az
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CHICAGO, July l0.--WheSt recovered
today 80 OF the 90 lots sustained yes
toTday. There was n vigorous cover
ing Of shorts, caused by the unexpected
steadInoss Of foreign markets AMI The
crop damage reports from the north
west.
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LONDON, July l0.-Alf. Greenfield,
eK.chRmpion heavy weight pugilist Of
England, Is dead.
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CorbsttTi,zsimmons nuIldlng.

DALLAS July l0.-A diagram OF the
great CorBett' Filz,immous building
displayed at Dan Stewart chic
move an ootagUn structure covering
w Ieel OF ground or nearly four ceres.
me following are ils divisions;
unteseived sOAts, $4,000; reserved
Nsf, lIb5s; seats IN balcony, 2,4GG;
Nats Tor the press, Co.; total, 52,sl5.
Invte never was suoh theGIer Duil,
u The Uniied States. The Democratic
mBWam at Chicago had $4,000. and the
huslu Hall at the Worlu's Fair no
more The pIizs ring, In tho center,
hlh DO IOrly ieet tquAre, four feet from
10 sluunu' as enormous rs tho ca
we, II Ia expected that every suai
hIll 10 taken, Secretary Wheeler was
'uly THIS mUrniDg marking oil the
,o4es and seats tsken by people at O
listanoe,
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LocIlpORT, n. y, July lO.-A fro
desI0yed the business portion Of Par.
kefr, this county, today; lots $4,000.
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WsRycTs strike.

PHILADELPHIA, July l0.-Three
thousand Wugvsfa employed la the
grain carpet mile here struck today
ior an advance Of a per cent In wages.
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PORTLAND, Or, July l0.-The al
mp at Hellograrh signnling b,tween
ne summit Of the principal snow
ahppeu peaks In tho northwest, ar
.nseu 10 take place today, did not
"''s q success, owing 10 The smoky
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TIN PLATES PROSPECT.
The American AIllls Cannot Prosper at
Present Prices of Material

The American AIlllS Cannot Prosper at
Present Prices Of Material.
Jast as the three local tin pIst' MILL
are beginning TO run smoothly aud
steadily, giving employment to several
hundred operatives, the situation
changes aud tho future Of the new In
dustry is anything but rosy. The
great advance in steel has brought up
the cost OF tho manufacture OF plate TO
n point higher than it can bs imported
for. tits predicted by experts that the
American mills will soon DO compelled
to shut down. Here is what 7, II.
Laufman, OF Pittsburgh, known as the
father OF American tin plate, says Of
the situation:
With the present high prices OF ma
terial ithe American manufacturer are
keeping their mills running only be-
cause they loaded up.wilh stock Whonit
was Rbnormally low, They will run un'
I'll that stock ia exhausLed-no lonEef
AT present terne plate, which costs 81 81
TO make in Pittsburgh, can be delivered
here from Great Britain for 81 IL. How
are we to compete with conditions like
thRt2 There 10 abundant room for an
advance, but the British manufactures
arc pCrsistontly keeping down the
prices to kill the production horS. There
arc now ia this country dozens Of
plants, costing millionS; they canno;;
DO used for other mill production, and
the owners will not give up valuable
property without the hardest kind oil
lght.
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COUNCIL snoULD MEET
This Evening for Important Business, but
VIII IT,?

lhlA LVenlnk Tor llnpnrlhut buhluuAsb bu'
VIII Il?
A special meeting OF the city council
has been called for this evening. ThOre
are several matters OF importance to DO
considered. The board Of public works,
pay roll should have been approved DO.
fore this time, and this is but one Of
number OF matters that were deferred
by tue lacI; OF u quorum last week,
Many members express the fear, how
over that u quorum cannot be gotten
together.
A meeting OF tho health board has
also been called for this evening, Just
before tho council meeting. 1t Is i'm
poriant, and the members should not
fail 10 appear, IA ilye OF them did when
the lNst meeting was called.
Last evening the committee on Ceme'
tcrio0 met amt audited bills AGgregnting
S22i 81, which werG recommended TO
council for payment.
Tho COmmiltOo on streets, Nlleys and
grades WAS called to meet last night
to con4iiler onCO moro tho dispute bu'
tween MessrI. McCoy and SRndrock as
to tho alley from North Front street. TO
the river. Only four members appeared.
This was quorum, bat IL waH desired
that fuller mnmbOrihip should DO on
hand when action was finally tAk0n OH
the matter, aud tho cpmmit.co Ol.
iourned without having done anything
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weekly rOviow. While only small


proportion OF those who invested in
leases will come out winners the pool
will not provo tho failure that II was
showing for q month ago when dry holes
followed in rapid succession. 10 the
southwest Of the Freiden devel opmont
the DeiSt and EiCkeIberTy farms bAvO
proved rich beyond all expectations.
How far tho producing lines eau be adj.
Vanced is rs yet predetermined. To the
south OF tho Deist there is little or no
hopooi an extension, in fact tho produc.
Ing sand does not seem to extend as far
south az the limits OF the farm, as was
shown BY the drilling in OF tho Betss
No. 8 on last Friday. which was praCti'
cally dry. Other testS farther south
have all demonstrated that there Ia no
use carrying explorations any further in
that direction,
Those who Wer0 fortunate enough to
get inside thu producing limits Of tho
Freiden Ond OF tho pool have no reason
to complain. The past week showed
several new gusherB and ono or two
comparatively light wells,
Tho Dyo.Brooks pool, GU tho West
Virginia side Of the field, below Middle
Island creek, has doTe nothing IN keep
1t out oil bad repuie. and from tho
present stagaa!ion in field operations 1t
Ia satO to uradCt that 1t wall soon be
ono Of the has.beens.
70 thu northeast In the KeeHsr sand
development. operators nrc encouraged
10 push ahead with now work. The late
wells have been Of BZe that will
stimulate tho search, and before tho
and OF tho month there will be dozen
strings Of tools running In the keOuor
sand territory.
II looks now as though the Wood
county development, near WNvOrly, was
going to prove winner. At thig time
there arc nino producing wells In the
field having al aggregate daily rroduc.
ton OF moro than 900 barrels.
The now extension TO tho Hartman
development, just across and inside Of
the eastern edge OF Tyler county, has
cansed sono stir In lhot locality and
tho indications all point to some lively
operations Ia that section. Tho well OH
tho Groy farm, noar Brahen pump sta.
ton, drilled In q Tow weeks ago, has
opened tho way for n westward oxten.
sion of tho Harlman fcld
Tho interior territory comprising
Marion, DoddrIdgo, Wot2el aud Monon.
gala counties, did nothing to cause any
ALir during tho wOok past.
North Of Warrington several woNa
NrO past due, but hNYo boon DELAYED by
vOxatious fishing jobs Of one kind or
NnOLuOE.
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LOCAL BREyIrIEs.
Matters OF Oruor Momont in and About
the City.


Yesterdays rain put a stop to the
work on tho streets for several hours.
OFFICER HOLMES locked up len Rey.
nolds yesterday afternoon for disor'
DERBY conduct
CLARiNuroS has several cases Of scarlet
fever aud has closed tho public schools
to prevent is spreading.
OWING to the smallpox scare the
Emancipation celebration announced
for September 20 has been postponed.
THERE woro ten cases in tho police
court Yesterday. One Gue was sus
pended, one man went to tho hill, aud
eight paid.
TnE Crystal GlaSI Co. paid a dividend
OF 81 per share to all Of the stockholders
in that company last Saturday, and Il
IL SAID they expect TO pay dividend
each month,
WHEELING creek through the city is
still practically dam filed with filthy
slime. 70 open the channel under tho
Main street bridge would DO compare
lively easy job.
Tur bar mill Mt Mingo was started this
morning with new mon, several OF
whom were former nNilors. The feeling
at Mingo Ia said to be- very bitter againht
tho new meR.-SisabS8HAc Ga'etie.
SQUIRE Flr2PArNcK had a we'll known
man before him last night, charged
with prolano swearing. lie plead
guilty, and the justice decided he had
sworn 81 worth. lie paid that amount
aud the costs.
Wog9 on the now Panhandle pRsSen.
COR station at tho foot Of Eleventh street,
is being pushed rapidly aud it is NntICi'
pated tho first train will run in before
tho middle OF next month. The tram
sheds and tho interior arc tho incom'
pletod portions OF the work.
LAsr evening buggy belonging to
COunlhAn Bros. was standing on Main
street, WHOM tho horse frightened At q
passing train aud ran away. It dashed
up South sGrUol, whore tho buggy
struck u gas stand pipe, aud the liar.
ness was badly brokOn. No other dam
aye was done.
Ntuur before last somO contomntibtc
enOAk wont 10 lNo nouhO OF JOhU YUM
lnins, tho vol known baltimore & Ohio
engineer, on tho South Sido, aud wrung
tho heads off three or four chickens,
leaving tho fowls lying by the coop.
what was tho motive Tor such an act
can scarcely bU conjOcIurod.
Mus HIATT mot a number Of tho par
Onta aud pupils at her school rooms yOa-
lOrdAy morninV. After the pupils woro
enrolled aud classified, thoy we're dis.
missed TIL Monday, soptOmbOr ~, at .
Il. m. Many now puplla were admitted
yesterday, aud tho prospect Ia oncour'
aging for n year Of continued SUGGEST
Tho inombOrS Of tho East End Alh.
lotto Association have been camping OUT
durIng tho warm wcothUr tn two rNrtte',
mud onO Of Thorn returned Saturday
Last evening Mt their cIuD room0 They
celebrated thor return aud also q iAro-
VOL to three OF thor mombor'' moustgg,;
Houston, Kroitcr aud BllS,, who will
leave for Chicago thia week., About
lWDlyo couples wore present.
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As will be seen from the tslegEaphic
advices below, Friedsn and DeiSt dis.
trictS, across the river from siSteraville,
are showing up with Tremendous in.
crease in oil production. Gusher is fol-.
lowing pusher, particularly on tho Deist,
where the Associated Producers OF Now
York have brought in eight fine wells.
The last came in yesterday afternoon
with tho grease flowing over tho dor.
rick, and is not yet accurately gagged,
but 1t ia surely a big producer The
best strike Of the day was tho Caldwell
& Boyer No. 9, on tho EiCkelberry farm,
near the DeiGt we'll, which was reported
At lats hour last nigh. as producing
at tho rnte OF 600 barrels pcr day. OF
yesterdays operations only two arc dry
holes.
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Tho vol OF tho smlthdeld OIL and
Gas Company, on tho dOtbroAlh farm,
Ia believed to DO n duHtor Tho sand
wns entered on Saturday evening and
II la said that scarcely any oil WINS
found. II sundOrStood that tho vol
will DO shot.
Tho Standard vol on tho Lloyd farm,
near COlOrnln, CtmO In yesterday and
proved n rank dnstOr alta depth Of n Iii
LlO OYOr l.DyD foot.
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in Squire GllOSpy'S court Yesterday
tho suiL Of y. A. sIvSrt aud William
Stevenson 70. ]. II. lIoSOnburE, TO 70.
cov,r for building BlonO, wOa concluded
md Judgment given tho ptatntifs Tor
Xxi and Tho costs, Tho PLAINTIFF woro
rOnrUscntOd by MoIatS. NJ, H. Dryden
md ", L. Robinson Ind tho defendant
by John j. Conlll.
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Soma Of tho Marshall county psoplo
who lNVO been building hopes Oh al
utt beam tn Mar4liati wcra discouraged
tho INST Tow lRyt by tNhorLi that many
Of tho lcNpOholdnB wore rutroNdorinp
llIOir lOnaOH and lOnVnl tho territory.
This IN no CAudG for alarm II rightly
undOrBtoOd. In this, ~ Ia oVOrY hold,
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Tappau, Nick Kuhn, L. NJ. StatIel and
W. A. Gorby, the latter OF Marion, iud.,
aud a we'll known glass manufactures
W. NJ. Carr, OF Zanesville, who is iu'
terssled in the Alpha Oil Company at
SiStersville, autographed ut the Wind
sor yesterday.
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spectators rushed ia to gobble up ter.
ritory and hold it until somebody elSo
made a strike, when they expected to
sell at good profit. As IL usually the
case these mere spectators were short
OF cash, and 40 development was not
pushed rapidly, a. they expected, they
arc Obliged TO lot 90.
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EASY to take, sure to euro, no pain,
nothing to dread, pleasant little pills. Do
Wits Little Early RisorS. Best Tor sick
headache, blliousuesS, sour stomach and
constipation. Logan Drug Co., Wheel
ing, W. Va, d. I. Peabody, Benwood,
aud Bowie & Co.. bridgeport, 0. I
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spe1fdl pl,paleA 70 he intelligence.

sEsrRRvrLLg, Sent lO.-The AsSo.
ciated Producers No. s Deist came in
this afternoon aud Is flowing over tho
derrick. Caldwell & BoyerS' No. 2
Elckelborry has been drilled in and il
making 600 barrels. Thoir No. 4 was on
top Of tho sand At p. IN. aud is show.
ing for good vol.
iho Philadelphia Oil Company's well
OH tho Frank farm, back OF Friendly on
tho WoJt Virginia sido, was drilled
through tho sand and ia dry. MCMuI.
lon & COmpanYu vol on the Eddy iS
dry.
Thomas EickOlborry will DO drilled in
tonight
The CalbeFlson No. on tho Lorhi 10
making 10 barrels M hour. II was
struck In bottom OF tho sand after II had
been given up. Tho producOrS around
1t wore aIl struck on top Of tho sand.
NJ. Koating'a vol on tho Weiglo was
drilled ono screw to-day and shows no
improvement.
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THEY wAlrn AlA rlnAsED.
Tho Tourists Come tack from tho is'o OF
MnckinHc.


MnckinNc.
Mr.. and Mrs W. L. Calm, Mas Nan.
Mo X. Niloy, Mrs. William ElIingham,
Mrs. j. Il, Robinson, Joseph llasenauer
and John W. Crooks returned last night
from two wOOkA' stay at Muchinuc Is-
land aud other points in Northern
Michigan. W. D. johnson aud son Ar
thur, W. II. HI sSins, Fred Untuh, IAN
Mccullough, Mia Blanche lIaSe, MiiS
Lotto johnatOn, Thomas Stone,
Charles Watkins, Miss Durkott, Mp.
Ell. Claytnt daughter and soh,
John MCG0wNn aud others returned
last wOBk, all moro than we'll pleASOd
with tho beautiful trip. Nearly all Of
them went AshiHR al tho LeH ChVnsatiN
lslRuda aud all had great luck, tho
catches Of some boine very largo, Mack
mao leland 10 growing IN population,
drawing people from aff parts at tho
UnilOd States. Tho old hiatOrIcal fort
there ID about TO DO abandoned. Tho
soldiers have nearly all been removed to
Fort ltraty, NJ sNutL StO Marie,
Soldiers have boon stationed NJ Fort
McckinNU sluco tho British surrendered
II nently one hundred yoara ago Only
ono man Ia living on tho island who
aHw tho Buti0ll troops LhOtO aud this In
u hNltDrCel, nscd QUO hundred aud ono
yONrs, whose memory iAsllI good Rnd
hO ullkO OnlOrLAiningly about tlinio
times, Tho hotiblt wOnLhpr NJ Mack.
iun1 thin ANN runr tyna NJ
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.GUSHER AFTER GUSHER
Is the Record OF the over-the-
River Pools at sIstersville.
CALDWELL Z BOYER'S 900 STRIKE

Is the Latsst-The DeIst No. @ TO.
ported from woodsneld as Produo.
ing 100 Barrels per Hour-The
Eighth DoIst Well Comes In with
oil Flowing Over tho Derrick--The
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