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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-08
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R0vAL BLUE LINE
10 prIIIADELPIIA BALIlA.OrE AND
MASEINlION.

WASHINGTON.
For fhnadeprs, %eTS day. ~ 80 9v n 1oS
Parlor car, 300 DINING Can. 800 dining Sa;)' ~
80 10 o., i NJ ~ - night. sunday. ~. 5V 1000.
i q, ,lining carr 4. NJ, 23o. 80" 800 Dlnins oag).
s.on ,r,nin, Carr f. NJ. 1918 night
% 'g y,oa and Wsshngon week days. 500 1900.
Iiso DINING Car 4 y. 80 1872 'o' Dining &c, Soa;,>
i 20 ,Dining Car, \ H. 2;3o 800 Dining Can eoI
Dining Ca-) =. ". i2.l5 night. - ~.
TicKsfs ami par3r-oar seats can be procured az Foos
o. liberty St. ~. 49, 25i. as ga 40 3S3 Brosd'
- az Gh Az East l&th 81. l3t East l2on 81,
c-a wes r25,h 81 PSI Columbus Az; New York Court
., -, r1,l,rr ~ I,r.. iya. 9s Broadway. Williams
burg The Nv York Trans'cr Company wl cal for ana
check baggage from hotel n residence 70 cesOna'oh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-08
LEHICh VALLEY RAILROAD.

stations foot of COrtlandt and DesDrOsses ntas
7 900 4. VI daily. except sunday. Tor MAJCH CHUNh
and intermediate stations ... ,~,.,,...-,.,, n.y.,
six A. VI daily for GENEVA. ROCHESTER, Bt r.
FAiO NIAGARA FALLS SUSPENSION BRIDGE, AM
the west and principal and local poLf tnlrs,e& -
Suspension Bridge. Pullman Vestba.e Sleeper % Snisas
tI:IO 4. VI. daily ueaves NJ 10 A. NJ sunday tOr
MAI'Cr CHr'NK and intermediate points. Connections
30 p 81 daily except sunday. f1r EI.MlRA and al
connections Tor Pottsvie and Read
ctAir-car 10 Wilkesbarre.
33O l.. VI. Sundays only for Wikesharre. l. & Il
Juncrion and al Intermediate stations
mo 4. VI daily. except sunday for L. ana r. " y.
TlON and principal intermediate stations Pullman ouNe
r1ri,rcar u Wikesba connections Tor PottsNlle
Ago y. daily. except Sunday for Bound Brook ana
n,th p " daily cor EASTON and informed ate stations
V:OO +. VI. daily fcr Bl'FFAIO. NIAGARA FAlS.
and all po-'s Pulln Sleeper vesthuet train
New York 20 Nicago. Sic per Buraio and Toronto;
connscton. FOR Reading and Harrisburg
6.:.O T. VI daily. except SUNDAY. for Eason and r'er'
mci'at. stations ,o.,x-,
300 y. VI daily for ITHACA GENEVA. ROCKIES.
TER Rl'rrALO NIAGARA FALLS and all point,
West Pullman Sleepers 10 Chicago and Buffalo. Chair.
/ ca Wikesharre. 49,. A..
Tickets and Pullman ,dations at 2S5 2al. eti
and sc3 broadway ~ Ea.' lth ST 1856 East i2',h 50
York. $50 Fulton ST. Court St. Ss Broadway. ard
BROOKLYN Anrey. Rrooklvn. y. "
Yor will rr'i rN- and check Dag
raca from hotel res!d>ars through 10 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-08
Railroads..
AMERICAS GREATEST RAILROAD.
NEW YORK
CENTRAL
~ HUDSON RIVER R. r.
e. HUDSON RIVER r. r.

Fran Grand Central Station 42d Street.
NERO MNtSceot sunday. Empire State Expresa
ka.tes, train IN the world. -
O:3O A MNIaily Fast Mail. For Syracuse Rochester.
Buffalo Niagara Falls. Chicago -
1890 A. M~Excep' sunday. Day Express. For all I'M
100 + M.NDaiiy southwestern Limited. for cincin-
$3.50 p MEiscspt sunday West Point. Poughkeeps'e.
l.aO T. MEDaily. North Shore Limited. Due De'To'
$50 A NJ thicago +:30 p. N. -
G:OO + y-Dally For Albany. Troy, Buffalo Ceve'
land De,-oit Chicago. Cincinnati. St. LOUIS
G.3J l. M-Daly. For Troy. Saratoga Burlington
platsburg and ST. Adams ,,.,.. .,,ror
dack Mountains and Montreal , pc,,,
FRO p N-Dciiy. Auburn Road points. B9'la,o'
N,agara Falls Cleveland. Indianapolis d. LOVES
goo J. S~DaiIy Only Sleeping Car passengers fo'
Rochester carried this train. ,,....-.
o:15P M-Day. For Cape Vincent. osuehsou's
cleveland Detroit chicago. r. Albany Trov
1910 Night-Ixc-3. Sunday night BOT H'o'"'' '''
buffalo NIAGARA Falls. Chicago s,., %
o.tO a 81 and ,,:,5 T. M.-Daiy. except SUNDAY "
Pitrsfeld via Harlem Division: , -, p.-,
n.t. NJ sunday only, Pittsned ana the h"rN-
shire Hnla VIA Harlem Division.
V.cn.r Palace cars or all through trains
,rr,Irs illuminated by Pntsch Light ., c...,e.
Tickets nrd Wagner Oicv n Grand Cen,rai a.a'' -,
~ Tradvay Il Park Place. 2Gl ti3 'roan"ay' oSl
Eas, lith-si Lincoln Bidding. o,@ BfSaa"aS, 90
Nev.York s3s and 1876 Fulton ST.. and 100 bfoac"ay'
checked from hotel residence by the "es'co''
f my :. Toi,f'y-y GEORGE H. DANIELS.
Jofi ~. .t.,.a.r General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-08

,-,. -, Western do. 81 n. 81 81; 40 Ohio d.
y" u n & Hollis ~ Kentucky sheep io' ID
at 81 10. . ....,,, lambs CO n, nj So 80
!, : as; ~ Jersey lambs 90 TO- al g. o. ~, - a., 81.
oo2 d. "a NJ So G2is: % a. :" y, M d" "a H. AZ
az oso Michigan warnings. 80 No. az ~ ~, 100 ~,
Sheep 80 n at s. % - do 50 No. at - - - 1o o' III h.
nj 81 % 40 Kentucky 90, y, ~ at ~ 49, " '
50 80 81 de - 10 at lambs co ~ at 50 30: 26i do
'os nv ;o. g, Ohio sheep ss No. at a. - yearngs
% No. az - w. l33 Michigan yearngs. cs ~ a, IS ~:
~, Wce-n sheep n at 49, 20 k.niucky 90 Co.., - ~ M
81 ~ do liz H. 50 rs: l't DO ~ 10 az 3 '-'s' - "
g., y, ", iei,; II state do % n. at 81 90 90 oc-
~su-ton q CO.. l2j Virginia lambs ~ IT, 4, e. -. 10,
a. ~ n, ~ -; a. Kentucky do. III To AT - 30. ~
d. G2 H. at 80: - Kentucky sheep i"' 10 at 50 ~
wiIkcrson 4 sherman: l2t virginia amoF ~ Z; ~.
~ IN - n n, M 81: 20 Kentucky d. % ID al =. ~
so DO :, ~ at 81: 20 Kentucky sheen; ~ ID , % Heod
tpcs R.c.p,s IL cars l.''3 mead ~ when a..
g. sai Market 4 triae easier nj ~ "l$ y" ~
dross~d in light supply and unchanged at 'u'' per " '
haNy 20 ,, i 4 Mnliea late yesterday: state hogs
~. r, average. q 81 90 per 100 ~ .oo
s sanders: State hogs. 100 H. nj ~ So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-08

ginS- order prices Is. n isc T. %; =. ~ 2e Iron
quoted rom 81 U7 to 81 ~! for various grades spel'er
very irfn and h'l AZ 81 '-'I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-08
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW. Jersey.
,Anthiar.te coal us.i exc.us.N e.y)
Fur tracks. Automatic Block signals.
L..

Trains ieave station foot Il Liberty ST.
For Cts,or Bethlehem. Allentown. March Chunk. &cA
4ao ~; ao Gii5 g f:as'2 49,, A. ~ ne i50 90
$50 Il IL to Fas,onl \. NJ. 100 $50 500 u ". ,
For Wnkestarre. Plt'sion ana .S'anon ''lo A. Die
Far Reading a, 40 500 o:i6 1000 1870 ~. no.
30 800 300 545. I:3o p N. l2:l3 night sundays
4:2o A. NJ 100 $50 600 p g. i2,i' nis,' ,.,o ao
800 300 545 + Il. Il 10 night Sundays 100. $50.
' - 'sMSnbucy re'ys.n-s and wilsmsport 400.
$40 o:lc 4 N i:iO I:3o. 73o p NJ Sundays coo
p. NJ. 49,, por-rr
P,rk Lone Eranch. and points south 70 Point
r,oasan, 20 sly II 20 \. NJ. 30 3:D 400, 40.
x p VI SUNDAYS except Ocean Grove and Assury
r,r lakewood Toms Riyer Barn"s,' PARK ard barns'
rr Atlantic CITY, Cage Nav vne.snd and Bridse'on.
-" ,,'--o,,h roa-A seabr'eh' and Highlands %
>ssres-t 40 s1- 20 :, " i9o. 40 p. ~ SUM-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-08
RAILROADS..
RAILROADS..
.ENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

In Eject Nay 80 1895
1870 a. ". PENNsILvANiA LIMITED. ~Pallmaa
Compartment s,esplns Dn'ns smoking; and observe:
4. NJ. Cincinnati go a. NJ. indianapolis $40 4. u.
10 Fui: % q Az ana iSss sr 4 Expnrss
Vile, and Chicago; Arrive Cincinnati lo45 a. NJ. 81
o6 sSii r. H. NJ w se4isfs xfkEsspullmaa s..Dn.
sHa R"nf fnfass s'f Arrives
Ntrs 1ns Dn'f s s"S s. Low
$50 1'us SAr fscG9S Tpa'l. sleeping ca.
70 Ptsburg. Connects for Chicago daily and Cleveland
except ws.Ass'nixGToN AND THE SOUTH.
e. $40 D. i0i6 p'rog ca9 y A. M 10 g 20 COZ;
Dsns ds h sns ssi1' t"G DHf5 s
nsE NJ, ,s Cara I 10 5nnc ca dining r ca
s&IEkS ~ s..sD,. S Ssig . Sleeper s.s
sleeper. 70 N9ptsSms5y and JashsSnv Sleeper, !.
P1r, Taripa. Macon. charleston ~ daily. Sleeper
ci II assMIrPE%A FAKE OHIO RAILWAY Express 500 n
rS ar'i BIB P0N1 coMFoRT ana &oKFoLE. cas
Charles Route a m. "eeA days ah'' win ln'0asN
FOX sNrIc ciir2 $50 ?. NJ weekdays. Through
For SAFE saaeh A.eury PARK and Point
p NJ week days. Sundays except Asbury Park ami
OCEAN cFov''ir . i, r pl n AZ i
!as ar Il T. ~ = 30 ~ p 4 's sl5 'p nsS.
ss sn ei5 $40. . e55 90 Lim!tcdy 10 4; 81. !
DINING car' a. . g e, DsnC car' DINING cAr' q
7.s cfs N yoi ~ & 49, nf S ,ec 1923 H. and ss
re Aso tor arS f's SEQ q raoS
:roadwas and Brooklyn Annex station rpo' 3, ryson
transfer Conpany viii call ~ and check baggage from
hotels and rssisnces through to a's''1~;.on WOO,
NJ PRG General Manager General rsssr Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-08

but only fary 40 h,es sumara AT 6''zcrs, ~ IN ,,
, ,rn market FOR Kentucky .,hhds
s,aadv With sales OF about ~ '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-08
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.

ron Ion, iNANNli, OCEAN TKOVE, &C
fO'' Fy,a. P.rr /, y. r.. foot Rector St
r.. Atlantic Highlands. Highland Beach. NoFmancis.
rson r., an ssa0rgh Monmouth Beach. and Long
i,fH-" "a io.i5 A NJ. Saturdays only, 3:i5,
,',snypn' n SUNDAYS $50 A. NJ. 100 +. ".
Tor Eihercn Ashury Fa,n Ocean "Fo,e ana p9ns
s-.,o - Point Pleasant. lob A NJ uv' Satnrosys
sriN s.45 p V sundays Except Ocean Grove and
rr aFe1;oi Toms Rlyc- and Barn'sa 40 A Il
L., !,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-08
Stations In New-YOrk foot Of BARCLAY ana
Christopher Streets .,,u,,~
JARS. pINTsCH LIGHT. %.

n,,sc, route - ,-f;iv ARK BLOOMFIELD. NONTSLA!R
THE OEANGEs, summit. Bernardsyile Baking aku
R,cse Madison Morrst- IN, Pass.ie Ia,ets?n' bsoe'
rH n'i HS6fpASHoXti. Hackettscwn, sCHooIE 1
WSTSR GAP. sTR0uDsBvRG, Pocono Moun'slnS
SCRANTON fIrrSTON. WILKESBAkkE, NAIL
So COZ hBISGAn f,rTfoN 0YF0RD NORWICH, wa,s;;-
VILE UTICA. RlCHFItLD SPRINGS .o,,,,stnr
SYRACUSE. OSWEGO. ITHACA. oWE.io. S-M. Ft
CORNISG. BATH DANSNILLE. BlFEAL,Dl, ana al
points WEST. NORTHWEST AND SOL THWESI.
1876 A. M.-BINGHAMTON MAIL stops at principal
ZOO A G-BuFFALo- SCRANTON. BLNGHA Ai
rTich RcHFIELD SPRINGS sp p-o Car. ana ana
nee, Al Buffalo with train for Chicago. arriving s29
100 p :" NsTRaNTON RINGHAMToN and ELMIRA
4 od sCRAxTGN wIrKrSBARRE and PLYM.
Ot'TH EMPRESS. Pullman parlor cars
'vyor ss-RANT0< HTNGHAMrON EIMIRA. BUT.
FitO Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car. connects At
pnrf Il. with for Chicago arriving at 9S3 p m
e:3d ? NJ M tDaiy,-BUETALo SCRANTON. HINGH Az
Ton r-rICA SYRACUSE and OSWEGO EMPRESS.
riiCSKs.ETs AMI Pullman ACCOMMODATIONS At y
PARK place 40 Broadway Tickets AZ cry s,a,Sns y'a
Roadway III tihavr. l2'hs' - West l2o'h-N ..
29s Coumbus-ave NewYork: AIS AMI 100 Fulton and
100 Broadway Brooklyn. Time tables giving fui hi0s-
m Wvrsr - rxpREss COMPANY will ran FOR ans
check baggage nom hotel residence n destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-08
RElIiM0Rs 4 CHIC RAILROAD.

So. Louis and All Point: West;
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON All. TRAn.Ny,S, "a
NewYork, foot Of Llhetyst daily fos Az
80 , and " Is nlsht rIISBsI ~ e, ,S Su M
900 .. m WASHINGTON BALTIMORE. $ e. M; *
sun 10 a m. II 80 u. Dining Car 30 lcn'ns -
$3.50 p m. sun. Dining Carr 900. o:oo D. ~
Dining Car) l2:i5 night.
NORFOLK, II 30 a. m. daily.
KEW orr. FANS. Roanoke Bristol and Chastsno0sS
through Pullman Sleeping Car. D. M. daily.
All Trains Illuminated with plnfsch Ugh, ., Fast
Ticket o'"ces il3 i12 Gel Az. lao Broadway 81
,.h st, ie7 now:ry. y. y 244 Fulton St., Brook''n'
New-Yo-k Transfer Company will call for ana snsss
bssxags from hotel or residence TO destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-08

pecs,,,s Of treadstuns interior points IN thoussus
"a, ,h,es ciphcrs 1000 omitted Flour bbs grain pusn
follows:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-22
ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS.
Some Of Those From Out Of Town Who
ora Noyy IN Wheeling.

some OF Those From Out or Town VINO
are Now IN Wheeling.
T. s. liver. Sutton; A. L. Selling,
Noundsville: George c. Cate, Weston;
/. Is. Hull. Grafton; A. N. Winchester
Buckhaunon: z. " Treat, Washington,
Pa: ". ". Walker, Warrington, were
the prominent arrivals at the Mcclure
yesterday.
Michael Heating, of Sistersville, one
of the best known and most SUCCESSFUL
leasers in this State, was in the city
last night and stopped at the Mcclure.
4 Leo We'll, PittsbuTg; Warren Nc
Creary. Butler. Pa; George Gilmore, C
K. OHara. Pitts0urg, all well known
Gil men. were registered at the Mcclure
last night.
J. A. Bond. a prominent business man
of Morristown, Ohio, was in the cltsy
las. night, and stopped at the Bruno
wick
The prominent arrivals at the van
Keuren last night We're Mr.. ana Mrs w.
S. Meredith, Fairmont; G.. c, Reppetto'
Noundsville; J. c. Henshaw, Burton;
C. Hemple, Parkersburg.
The prominent persons In the city
Yesterday who registered at the Wind
scr were A. Linlleuer, Moundsville; &.
L. Lynch, John O'Hara, Woodsfeld;
John NJ. Allen. Grafton; A. Howard
Fleming, Fairmont; J. T. Brown,
Charleston: +. 3. Eustus, Huntington.
Miss Il. C. Moore. charming young
society lady Of Springfield, Ohio, was q
visitor in the city yesterday ana
stopped at the Windsor.
William N. Carr. a prominent oil man
Of GAINESVILLE. O.. arrived in the city yes
terdav on his way to New Martinsville,
where he has some large oil interests.
He stopped at the Windsor.
Mrs. A. J. Clark, prominent lady OF
Warrington, was a guest at the Wind
sor last night.
The arrivals at the Behler last night
were John Bushager, Warrington; A.
II. Martin, Sistersyille; Mrs. Rosa Bes-
sett. Littleton; w. II. Seavert, Lima;
w. B. King, Pennington; r. Gates, Sis
tersville.
Mesdames F. NJ. Kiser and E. B.
Booth of Warrington, and H. NJ.
Thomas. of Sistersvtle, were guests at
the Stamm last night.
5. Curtis Moore, and G. Bismarck
Moore. prominent young men of Proc
tor, w. Va, were guests at the Stamm
last night
Mr.. and Mrs. F. N. Wright. Buckhan-
non: Mrs. $. George, Miss George,
Wellsburg; w. T. Corey, Parsons; y.
3. Wares. Richie; L. NJ. La Palette,
Grafton s. G. Johnson, ParkersbTg;
@. NJ. Hencker. Jackson, ere the prOmi-
nent West Virginians at the Stamm
last night
Mr.. and Mrs. c. z. Richards, Sisters
Vile; William limerick. Belmont; e.
W. Crook. Defiance, o., were the promi-
nent arrivals al the ST. Charles yester-
day.
G. w. Roberts, a travelling salesman
OF Pittsburg. and one Of the jolliest fell
lows on the road. is In the city and is
registered at the Stamm.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-22
nrrv1NG SOCIETY.

It was in the waiting-room OF a rail-
road line in the Buckeye State. Seateu
In the midst of a score OF men and wo-
men was an old man who held bulg-
ing satchel on his lap and tried TO re-
strain the enthusiasm Of paper collar
which insisted on peeping out OF
knothole in the side of the bag. He
had been doing and nodding for ~ or
Is minutes, with his legs stretched out
until they seemed to be feet long,
when he suddenly opened his eyes, drew
back his legs and shade OF anxiety
was visible on his countenance.
Something had happened. Something
continued TO happen. He held UP MS
right foot which was encased in a boot
large enough 10 contain the watermelon
CROP of Rhode Island for two seasons
and began to agitate the heel thereof
with the toe CT his left. You've proba-
bly, been there and know how utterly
unsatisfactory such proceeding is IN
der the circumstances. After digging
for a minute he raked his heel on the
floor but no smile of relief was visible
on his face. AS his satchel managed
10 tumble off his lap with a great
thump lust at the time general atten-
ton was attracted to the old man, and
the passenger on his right inquired;
Busted suspender, or swallowed
button, or anything Of the kind|
Il wish it wasn't nothin' wuss! re-
piled the satchel man as he resumed
the heel and toe performance.
Are you sick?'
ITS them internal chilblains on that
ar heel" he exclaimed as he tried to
get his foot within reaching distance
II orter knowed better than to sit in this
warm room.
There's a sensation, eh?"
"More'n dozen of EN-, and I've got
TO do suthin' mighty quick, or I'll hev
10 Jump and holler an git the police az
ter me. Do you live here?'
NO"
"Know anything about the customs
around here?"
mot much. Why"
"Waal. I wanted to know whether a
Teller with chilblains was allowed TO
pull off his boot In good society and
stop the agitashun, but | hain't time
to go inquirin' round. Oh she's got TO
come, society or no society, and them
as don't like it must move away
He grabbed the foot in mis- big hands,
pulled and twisted and ran out his
tongue, and it finally came off with
"s-o-u-p% which was heard all over
the room. After digging the itching
heel with both hands in a lively man
ner for minute he turned to the satchel
after q vial Of wintergreen essence and
poured half its contents on the seat Of
hts anxiety. II was hardly a minute
before a sweet smile came TO his wrink-
led face, and he tugged and pulled and
got his foot back into the boot and plac+
idly observed:
might not have been jest the thing
before good society, but what's society
compared to half an acre of the most
cantankerous chilblalns ever heard Of
IN Ohio?"
MARTEL WHITE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-22
ATTACHMENT ISSUED.

Last evening Constable Charles
Sprouts, of Benwood. levied on the
horses. wagons, harness and other prop
erty Of Wcylam & Hughes, of Beaver
Falls, the contractors who are building
the Benwood, Moundsville & Southern
Electric Railway from Banwood 10
Moundsville. on an attachment taken
out before Squire Rid of Benwood,
by c. ". Eorn. The Mkecution was
made on account Of a %,bt owed Korn
fer the stone used in the building of thu
foundation of the power house and also
in the retaining wall built il the mar
rows below NcMechen.
The horses Of the contractors were
taken ont 70 the farm of John Riley
who also has some connection with the
case. and will be kept there until the
execution is satisfied or the case settled
In some manner. The amount OF the
bin could not be learned.
This action on the part Of Korn will
likely stop work on the electric road
for q short time. or until the case has
been fixed up. The contractors were
NOT In Benwood last night and what
they intend doing In the matter could
not be learned
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-22
ACCORDING TO LOCATION.

The old woman leaned over the tum-
ble-down fence and called sharply down
the country road: Here, you, Edmund
Lee. bring your brothers and sisters
and pike along home student. Hyear
me?"
Are they all yours, ma'am?" asked
the horseman as he hung up the gourd
dipper at the side OF the roadside spring.
Eyes, sir. they air" she said proudly.
"And that amt all
Don't you run short Of names for
emf"
mo. sir; there's jest names to plant
when you uses location names"
Location names? How's that?'
"Wen. when we livel down in Turkey
Creek Valley and had lots of neighbors,
we named en- after the neighbors; than
was when Edmund Lee. Martha Larick,
Mary Huldah and John Lewis was
borned. Next year we farmed at the
springs wher' they was lots of strangers
and that was the year the twins come,
Gus Randolphus Doris Moses with
Phil Thomas James and Ephelinder
Rlue Buskana Boadicia Albacinda Mar
tineau."
The traveller caught his breath.
THE next summer" said the woman,
alphabetically, eve got religion-and the
next two babies was Mary Anna Martha
and Matthew Mark Luke and John
But the next year we didn't have no
luck. and the old COW died, and the
sheen got the murrain, and my man he
broke his leg in the lumber dam, so VS.
called the baby Lamentations of Jere-
miah. Jerry for short, and let it go at
that HAIRY Castleton in ST. Louis
Republic.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-22
BROWNIES TOOK Two

The Brownies obtained q firm hold
on first place I'm che championship race
IN the Musoe Bowling League last
night by taking three games from the
Pen and Peuclls. The Brownies went
over the 900 mark twice. while the
work OF the pencil pusherS was uni
lormly bad. The feature OF the game
was Dahindens big string in the thrd
contest The score:
Brownios-Hervey $50. 1t9. 1S9:
Brown 1853, 1872, lao. Dahiuden his. 119.
POP, Mcclure $50, 131, 15S. O'Neill 1913.
15l. l23; Blind 179. 1875, 174: totals 9o2.
SD. $40
Pen and Poncil-Mannlng 122. 13S.
176. Bickmyer M. 161. 1SS. archer 1sQ.
lis, ~. Turner 100, l24, ZAP; Long 116.
~ l2s; king $50, 12l, 100; totals 1913.
799. $50.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-22
DON'T MIND It At Al
Why Some People Stand Summer =
With Unabated Vigor.

Boards of Health are mdusf-.or
spreading hot weather hints. The
rs, for instance, that We should ~,
slowly as possible, should not wea- ,.
clothes, should put on nothing tha, FL,
presses the neck and chest. We mus.
careful about green or over-ripe fruit
we are cautioned against undue I'm
genced in iced drinks OF any des--..
Sleeping rooms should be freely ys-.
ted.
We are warned that the cruel shsa.
the sun are most likely 10 strike rs.
who are out Of sorts when hot was.
sets In. General languor arI irar--.
loss Of appetite, sleeplessness and b.
acne are 70 be corrected AZ ouo m
show that the system needs O stimuli.
Dutfy'5 Pure Malt Whisky Tits tr
exactly. il reinforces the depl.t.
ccntcr0 ana is so readily absor.aI -
blood by even the most tender -r.
that its strengthening infiucrr.
once. All the sccretions that -.'r o.,
vert food into tissue are o. t.--f h.
their work by this peerless
II must now be perfectly c..- s--
users Of Duify's Pure Malt W.. 20.
able 10 work through tho eGnu.- 90.
undiminished vigor. They arc "a ~
condition when the first hot
ask your druggist or your -..-
Duity' and don't take anythH .-s
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-22
LINCOLN SCHOOL ALrlINI.

The members Of the Lincoln School
alumni 20 the number OF about thirty.
assembled 10 the school house, last
evening. for their annual meeting, and
s very enjoyable time was had. An eX-
cellent literary and musical programme
was performed, and at its conclusion
refreshments were served. and the re
mainder Of the evening spent in social
enjoyment
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-22
4 WOMAN INJURED.

About a quarter past four yoe-l-
afternoon, while on aged lady w
standing on the north side OF Ta
street, OF the intersection OF Stars.
l*sing just alighted from a motor s.
was struck by a tw3-Wheeled c.
which was being driven down sra
a rapid rate. The lady was knock
against the side OF the motor and %.
italy stunned. She was taken
GoetZe's, where Or. Baguley ATTEND
her.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-22

Jerry Marshall. who lis matched 10
box Johnny Van Heest before the Net
ropoii,an Athletic Club, will arrive in
the city tomorrow, accompanied by his
hacker, Buck Cornelius, Of Pittsburg.
and his trainer. Marshall viii take mp
training quarters az the club house with
Billy Dooley In letter De expresses
himself as confident OF winning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-22
SrRUCK A DOG.

As Ed. Carney, Of the South Side, was
riding down Sixteenth street, yesterday
afternoon, he ran into a dog and was
thrown from his bicycle. bruising him
pretty badly and straining the bicycle
so that ii will cost considerable TO re-
pair it. The dog was not injured.