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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-03-10
CLARKSBURG.

Up to this time the trouble between
the miners and the Pinnickinnlck Coal
Company remain unsettled.
On March 9th a committee of the
former employees of the company had
an interview with the company, which
submitted the following proposition:
We will agree to pay 90 cents per
car for room coal and 50 cents per car
fer entry coal-cars are to be level
full. We will also agree further to
pay this price for the run of mine coal,
the company, however, reserve the
right to take back into its employ
such parties as may be satisfactory
to them and to discharge at any time
those men whose work is not satlsfac-
tory by reason of their incompetency
as miners. The company further agrees
that so long as the said employees can
mine and will furnish the tonnage
required, in that case the company
will not add any more men to its roll.
The company further agrees tAat as
the selling price of this coal IS al
vanced in the market, they Will give
to the miners their proportion Oh sucn
advance. The company further agree
that the miners shall be Immediately
i'm charge of the bank boss, and snail
be subject to his orders while they are
working underground. In case OF any
DISPUTE arising at any time under TINS
agreement, the matter is to be lett 10
arbitration. said board of arbitration
to consist of three disinterested mem
bers. of which the miners shall ap-
point one, the company one, and these
two shall appoint the third. Pendlng
such arbitration, and until salu us
pute is settled by said arbluatioh' tne
miners agree to continue at WORK, ana
in no event are the miners to leave
their work for anything without hrst
giving the company 80 days notice.
After a meeting of the miners was
held. its committee made the following
report: o.i+ion
made by you unless the following
changes are made therein, viz:
Il. We must have 80 cents ton run
of mine. or at the same rate II nlneu
by the bushel.
40 We insist that the cars be meas
ured. at which measurement the con-
Dany shall be Represented ~ ~
son, by it selected, and the miners Dy
one person of their selection.
IS. Before we will go to work the
company must discharge the men no"
in the mines brought here by the COM
pany. IT.
81. All men who came out on TINS
strike are to be permitted TO go back
to work if they desire to do so.
%. The miners cannot accept the oV-
day notice clause.
IS. We suggest the matter might De
settled on a sliding scale basis "hlch
would avoid strikes, etc"
The foregoing shows clearly the
position of both the company and ITS
former employees in the matter and 1t
is believed by, perhaps, further confer
ence that the trouble may be ADJUSTED
but as yet no terms of compromise
| have been agreed on.
Your correspondent notices that IN
the issue of the Register of the sth
/ inst Col. Allen says that we have
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PIEDMONT.

Piedmont. W. Va, March 9.-Rev.
Alex. BielasH left on Wednesday for
the NJ. T.. annual conference, In Balu-
more.
1lr. John Holmquist left on Tuesday
for Pullman. ILL.,, where he expects to
locate. He has been employed by She
Piedmont Pulp Co. for many years.
and was noted as one of the steadiest
and most reliable men. We are sorry
to see him leave our town.
O.. w. Harrison. Jr., left to-day for
short visit TO Baltimore.
r.. N. Sheats. superintendent IS. & y.
IL. r.. was here Thursday.
n. FitzgeraId. general superinten-
dent b. * O. r. r. was here in his pri-
vate ear. Chesapeake, to-day.
ABB. * o. engineering corps are max
ing q survey OF the Is. K o. property
here this week.
The Cumberland Railroad viii
shortly remodel their depot, making
it more commOdious and convenient.
G. TT. LOyenstein went 10 Frostburg
Thursday
Misses Ella NcKone and Lizzie
Elliot attended the B0slon-WilSon
wedding. in Cumberland. Thursday
evening. As Harry COrder and Henry
Lee were digging a sewer under the
new filter which the Pulp Co. is putting
i'm they undermined the new wall so
that III fell ON them. COrder had his
collar bone broken and Lee was crush
ga so that ne died at Z o'clock p. n.
living only about two hours. He came
here from Thomas. w. Va, about two
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ing ordinance there was no penalty at
tachad. and the men were dismissed.
Cumberland has several ordinances on
the statute books similar 10 the Car
neeie armor plates-they need plug
ging-but if they are never subjected
10 a legal test viii do just as we'll as
any.
Rev. J. G.. Slater. OF Buffalo, \. y.
will BEGIN proUacted meeting IN the
Discnles' Church on Sunday, to con-
tinUe three weeks or longer If deemed
advisable.
DR.. Surgison is in oklahoma, a guest
Of Rev. and Mrs. j. r. Riley, formerly
of this place He viii open a dental
Office there and send for his family.
According to the amendment to our
charter by the late Legislature, a eoun-
Gilman elected to repres> pl ward mas
got 20 stay i'm that warN This seems
a little tough Aman should be al
lowed if he so desires.
The scarlet fever has about all dis
appeared.
Hon. J. B. Sommerviile was in town
Thursday.
The town election will come oil Mon
day. The ambulance and patrol wa
CONS viii be held in readiness to an
sWer an calls.
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RAyENSwOOD.

Ravenswood. w. Va, March 9.-Mr.
J. A. Mcintosh left Tuesday Tor an eN-
tended trip TO the Eastern cities.
Mrs. Anna II. Brown, widow OF the
late Judge r. S. Brown, is seriously
ill.,
Mrs. Rev. Compere has been con
fined to her room by illness all Week
Miss May Fleming, VINO has been
visiting Mrs. j. S. Green, of Phllade1-
phia. for the past six weeks, Is eN-
pected home Thursday. Mrs. Green
will accompany her home and visit her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. j. y. Mcintosh
The "Deestrict Skule' rendered aJ
the Opera House Friday and Saturday
nights was quite a success. The pro
ceeds were for the benefit OF the NJ L.
Church
Attorneys y. c. Prickitt r. +. Flem-
ing and =. C. Smith were attending
court in Ripley this week. SAeriH
Adams. DIR. Elder, j. z. McGlothlm
and T.. IL. Lemley were also at the
county-seat Monday and Tuesday.
Walter Enrich left Monday for
town i'm Wisconsin. where he Will en-
gaze i'm merchant tailoring. HIS Wlle
remains with her parents here Tor the
present
Mrs. DR. Bond. who was so seriously
i'm. is nov much better and hopes are
INDUCED of her recovery.
Miss Lille Stern leaves next week
for Columbus, Ohio, to spend several
weeks i'm trimming room OF a large
millinery establishment that she may
be prepared for her summer work IN
Miss WuHnson's store in this place.
Mrs. George Fleming who has been
quite I'M. is couyalesciug.
Rev. H. NJ. smith, of Crantsyllie,
came Thursday to assist Rev. Watts
in holding q prouacted meeting I'm the
NJ =. Church South.
Rev. Watts closed very successful
series Of meetings at the Slaven
school house Wednesday
Col. COoper's family Will break up
housekeeping next week and Mrs.
Cooper VIII board at Mrs. Thompson. s
during the summer
MIR. b. u. Williams has engaged
paul HUH and his wife to keep house
for him. They are expected from
Huntington next week, and will as
sumo charge OF Mr.. Williams house
Immediately.
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HANNIBAL.

The w. F. NJ. S. met at the bor.
Miss Lucy Hofer on last Tlesda. -.
ing.
o. f. Kemp was at Wheeling lr5rs
and Tuesday.
The funeral services OF Nrs r,t.
Adkins, whose death occurred nm ..
day evening, took place LOST s.rs.-
morning at the Eng 10 81. T.. ra-r.
conducted by Rev. G.. 81. Wilson
Charles Daily, OF Sarls. q v-. ,.
our streets Monday.
Prof. w. e. Sykes cisi.eI his t,~.
at Darlington, o., Saturday ami ,..
day.
Miss Alice Rist visited friends I'M
Proctor w. v, ThuTsdaN
Miss Sadie Lsnkard was Very ar...
ably surprised mt her homo OIL F-..
evening TO receive an rueNpa r..
from a large number OF her friends
celebrate her birthday. Another ..
prise also awaited her when each of .
guests pleasantly remembered he
a gift appropriate TO the mniE
After a pleasant season spent IN -.
Gus social ways, the guests took THEN
departure.
Miss Daisy Noll was at New Martin
vile Friday.
Captain Charles Muhlemln WIS
Wheeling and Moundsylle, w.
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mrs. Henry OllOm and daughter
May. returned 10 their home at
O., Wednesday, on the Lizzie Bay
a visit of six weeks with relau
town.
A. B. Moore, OF the Netzel Rar
can, was on our streets Sunda
noon and evening.
Miss Clara Noll returned TO Dor DOM.
at Sistersville Friday, after 81 M
visit with relatives i'm town.
p. Jarvis move his family Friday U
on the Courier TO WellsyiIle o.
Adam Henthorn left Sunday U
ing on the Volunteer for o nip s'r
A large number of persons ro4 ua
place We're at Proctor Friday
Mrs. Rev. Herlow and daughter H
turned home Friday after % visit
several months in Stark county. 0.F.
relatives.
Evan Williams, Of AI'mot W. &c.,
was on our streets Thuria.
William Fitch, Of NcT Martins
was in town "Wednesday
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MANNINGTON.

Miss Addie Johnson is at home from
school, at Buckhannon, w. Va.
J. r. Cunningham, of Fairmont, was
in town Thursday.
Thomas f. Daley and wife returned
from Doddridge county Friday.
Claude NJ. Rodgers was in Pittsburg
Saturday and Sunday.
Prof. John II. Brock is on the grand
jury this week.
Prof. w. H. McDaniells, first assist
ant in the public school this winter,
returned to his home, near Morgan
town, Thursday.
Miss Mary, daughter of DR.. NJ. l..
Miller, returned from school, at
Hagerstown, Md, this week on account
of the serious illness of her sister, Miss
Ada.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Blackston returned
Thursday from trip through the
South. They attended the carnival at
New Orleans and went from there to
Florida, returning by Washington,
d. C.
Clinton Johnson Roy Stewart,
James Atha and Robert Simpson are
at home from school, at BuckhannOn.
Paul, the fouryear-old son Of Mr. and
Mrs II. Cummins, of Downs, died
Thursday evening of pneumonia.
News was received here this week
of the death of Frank Gavin, Tuesday,
of consumption, at his home, in Oil
City, Pa, Mr. Gavin was formerly a
well-known and highly-resDected con-
tractor in this field, and quit work here
last fall and went TO California for his
health.
Clyde Baker. of Fitterman, B. & o.
way train brakeman, attempted TO set
a brake on his train near Metz Thurs
day and slipped and fell. He was
severely but not seriously injured
about the head. He was brought here
and his injuries were dressed by DR..
NJ. F. Hamilton.
All the departments of the public
school closed Tuesday except the
rooms taught by Misses Dora Arnett
and Sadie Mockler on account OF the
fire Tuesday. which damaged the
rooms so badly that they could not be
used.
There are two tickets in the field for
the municipal election, to be held Mon
day. April I. The Peoples Temper
ance ticket consists of J. f. Christy,
mayor; Charles w. Furbee, recorder,
and f. R. Stewart. w. S. Furbee, w. 5.
Jolliffe and II. c. Woodward, for coun~
Gil. The citizens ticket is }. f.
Cbristv. mayor. and w. p. Burt, DR..
NJ. F. Hamilton, w. S. Ingle, John i.
Kirkland and W. S. Furbee for coun-
ell. A. f. MILAN was nominated for
recorder on the citizens ticket, but de-
cIined. and the name of w. G. Rhyme
will likely be substituted. The ques-
ton of license or no license VIII be
submitted to the voters.
The South Penn Oil Co.'S Kuhn No.
I Gordon sand we'll and B. F. Black
shera No. "A Big Injun sand well came
in dry this week.
The South PENIS, B. F. Blackhere
No. 10 and B. J. Eagen's No. and
Morgan No. are starting this week.
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ROWLESBURG.

G. A. Brock, of Grafton, was in town
this week.
s Hinkle. of Weston, was here son
business this week.
A.P. Hamilton is in Davis, w. va.
Mrs. NJ. p. Maloney and Mrs. J. T.
Burke were visiting at Newburg this
week.
this week.
Mrs. NJ. J. Fleming returned home
from Piedmont. =,
q. ]. Shaughnessy and f. M.
Thomas. life insurance agents. were
here this week on business.
Mrs. J. J. Hunter was 7lsitins
friends at Tunnelton this week,
NJ. /. FIeminug and w. r. Maloney
were ut Piedmont last Sunday.
r. F. Cheesbro, of Moundsville, who
represents the Stieff Piano Company
of baltimore, was here this week.
The Briar Mountain Lumber Com
many expect to have their saw mill IN
operation next week.
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GRAFTON.

Grafton. w. Va. March 9.-Ihe
weather has been very warm and mild
here for the past few days with an
occasional shower of rain
Judge William r. lee, OF PhllHppL
has been i'm Grafton for a few days
this week taking dispositions i'm an in
junction case of Jarvis against the
city of Grafton.
Justice Charles p. Guard is on the
sick list this week.
Four Of lIr. L. Addleson's children
are belfast with typhoid fever. Ihere
are several cases of fever in town.
g. ID. Elliott. OF Sutton, w. Va. has
bcc0 i'm this city for The past few days.
Miss Minnie McGraw. who has been
visiting Mrs. O'Brien Moore, of Wash
ington. ID. c.. returned home this week.
Mr. j. * Holt, of Brownsville, w.
Va. is i'm Grafton.
Attorney j. Frank Wilson has
moved his law Office into the Coalrider
building. on Main street.
The new Odd Fellows temple IS
being fitted up with gas and water
pipe.
Deputy Sheriff c. NJ. Right, of Bar
hour county. was in Grafton this week.
The Schuman Lady Quartette is the
attraction at the Opera House tonight.
Congressman A. G.. Dayton was I'm
this city this week on his way home
from Washington. ID. G..
Grafton now has two laundries. A
new one Just opened up in the NJ. c.
Avav block. on Railroad street.
The tiled floor in the Merchants
and Mechanics Savings Bank build
iDg is now completed. It Is a beauty.
Mrs. l.. TT. Graner and daughter are
visiting friends in Moundsville, w. Va.
Mrs. William Painter. who died OF
pneumonia at Thornton Wednesday,
was brought here Thursday and buried
at RluemOut Cemetery.
Col. Leland Kittle, United States
deputy collector, from Beverley, was
i'm this city for several days this
week.
Mr.. L. w. Joyce is in Parkersburs
this week.
Attorney J. G. st. Clair has been out
I'm the country a part of this week TAX
inc oil leases for A. j. Yoke.
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wears ago. was we'll respected ana
leaves wife and one child.
The Uniform Rank X. of p. went 10
Homecoming on Tuesday evening 10 at
tend an entertainment by thaI IOusg'
Messrs. George Conner ana =, d,
Porter. of Frostburg, were Nlsl'oIS .
here for several days this week
Miss +, Gentry and Mr.. Frank Hen
dersbut were married at Franklin
Tuesday. C,.oo
Miss Nettie Lee and Mr.. Clarence
Dawson were married by Rev. A. Bic
laski On Wednesday evening at tne
home OF her father, Mr.. John Lee.
Clarence Trenton, of Westernport,
and q shannon we're up before Mayor
Shultice on Tuesday morning cnarseu
with highway robbery. The evidence
shows that Solomon Moon was Knock.
ed from his horse on the evening OF
7rsrcb / on the outskirts OF town, on
the Elk Garden road, and robbed OF
.st i'm money. all he had with him. Iney
We're committed to Jail in default OF
e. GOO bail for their appearance at the
next term of court.
Cant. George W. Harrison spent the
FIRST of this week in Reading, Pa, ac-
companied by his grandson, Master
Klein Graham.
Mrs. Annie Burbaugh was poisoned
last Monday morning at the home OF
her father. John PodelcO, near Bloom
ington. They did not understand En-
glish. One Of the boarders and the de-
ceased were sick and the mother gave
a dose of corrosive sublimate in error.
II was not discovered till DR.. Parsons
was called in. and it was then 100 late
to save her life. She was married only
four months.
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Nrw CUMBERLAND.

~. Cumberland. March 9.-Ihe
~" f,~~ns belonging % the estate
- 49, ceoree Baxter were solu on
OF lllo i,', ~ the Court House 10y the
specisl commissioners. ~, ''. $50 and
80 about eight hunutS,U ,o 49, ~. o1,,,
6roUeht from Sl150 TO 500 %, Pc, i,,,
fbe first being o tract on ~ ,,'- -, larre
rrovad. The sale ioc7-V 49, s..,l,,
5umber of persons WY 49,,
-.,,cL interested in land S safes .,..,.
TIE county indrmaIy WIN WIN, 0''5''' 81
49, ou the first day Oh APP an, -
l lS-,(,~ off near FairNleW' VIII navy
charge. CORNER resident and
l''...,,-er mt Beiiaira Aolt@ o -, ~
Pos' .jties is quite sick al ms u@L L5,,t
- Mrs i. I'd. Mayhem TIC 10
r. wears Of age. provn wife of
MI9' I,.-,gr died on SUNDAY, N'l Cl'
Geo ~ t,,, rssideuce of John "1'S ,,,,'
a. az ., Nesslv Chapel oWius ~ e''e
near W. MI aee. They nave ovcn
lnliI --'' .-,.b Mir Watson, MIS- "" ~.
hNlA5 80 of Mrs. Brown. VI ?.
Delha "a wears OF aSe anu u lSs
Brown ~ She Was Jne lbs, ~"
huso,'llU 80 tbe SprOul FANNY anu ~ ~.
@ P,51gn is u the last ased member Oh ''0
Bro"3 A. l'' Tbonas. the janltor. OF ' ~,
A. n .+.l.-gs died of pneullOi'l" On
schoOi o.,-- ,,,ttornoon. lie mas oeeu I.'
Ihu'so'S nj. Cor several mon'uS go go
poor '-,-e,eled him ABOUT
hls " ~ He leaves q l,''.- -. ~
months $50, most of them SIO" p,
H Ifsg vas about 50 years Se o of the weeS
Was va dismissed for Dai'i sSIer IN from
Interment SATURDAY
Disciples Church. ,rere brought be-
fore a 7s5 ayo 8 On , Tsao oa s sss'@s
on 9sr s'I aS Sd" osucGs 5sins G mem ' d,
sse. whom it would l be to sideTaiE
prefer their ,- own weather elta In the Loaf
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PORTLAND STATION.

Miss Clara Chapman spent No'Hc
day evening with friends 10 town.
Mrs. T. V. Moore, of Tiltout.. al
Miss Jennie Matthews, OF A.0.".'
attended church here Wednc
Friday evening.
Miss Jennie Henderson. of Cr'
was visiting Mrs. William Kin
week.
Mrs. Samuel Hutton has been
sick the past week.
Fred Jones, Of Rush Run.
ing telegraph with r. G. GilsoH.
Mrs. John Farmer, Of Mingo .
ing Mrs. Henry West.
Miss Esther Bigger is home in
few days. 3D..
Joseph Robinson has reeignr
position with the Kelly Coal CO.
William Leeger succeeds him.
Mrs. r. J., Miss Jennie and Nr. .
Stringer attended the funeral OF JAM.
Sringer.
Miss Lula Nicely spent seyer'I .
of last week in Wheeling, the
of relatives.
Harry Swearington, OF near
Cumberland. visited William Sl
er's last week.
Fred Kithcart and Chester p
called on friends Monday evening
Miss Virginia Norton entertainea
dinner Thursday evening.
Miss Mamie Calwell rs the que
Mamie Scamehorn, OF -Smi'
Ridge.
William Hutton has excepted
ton with Moore & Moore, oil I--
Vile. ..
J. G. Hoge visited his brother
week. .r..f
Miss Annie Tilton has &
to the house on account q.
Communion services q, -
bvterian Church, Sabbath. u
]. T. Hodgins was at 7.-.
Saturday on business.
MEN become what they e
Prof. Graham. "Then / srpp'
lists are developed from
scraps" replied the FORWARD
Harlem Life.
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Steubenville, and returned home IN,
day. '''L'
Mrs. Gates has been on the siol "a
this week. '''
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Monteor,.
OF Mooretown, were the guests NJ =
w. Taylor and wife over Sabbafb d.
a young daughter arrived a- -.
home of Mr.. and Mrs. James this v.
Mrs. Sterrett, OF Allegheny. nee ~.
Blanche Stewart, who has been ~,
ing her parents here, has gone 10 2
vile, to spend some time win
aunt, Mrs. AliceTurner. -
Mrs. John Perry spent FRIDAY 49,.
Ferry. '.'''' '.- 5
o. L. Worthington, Of Brllliar-
here Monday. '"
Thomas Moore, Charles Aiken
Edward Gasner passed down F.
on the tow boat Joseph Waln-
Cincinnati.
c. NJ. Porter preached last s,r...
night at Laurelton.
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of a suggestion made by the ministers
at their last meeting. When signed
the petition will be sent to the Wash
ington county members of the house
and senate at Harrisburg.
The third annual inter-class gymnas-
tic contest of Washington-Jefferson
college was held in the gymnasium
last evening. The features of the
meeting was the pole vaulting of Nc
Ivan, who succeeded in vaulting nine
feet five inches. The running high
Jump was won by Gates, nine feet six
inches. and the shot put by Fiscus. An
interesting game of basket ball was
played between the seniors and fresh
men, and resulted in a score OF 10 to 3
in favor of the seniors.
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TILTONSNILLE.

Tiltonville. O., March 9.-William
Mears who has been sick at the resi-
dence of Capt. Thomas Moore, ST. for
the mast two weeks, is reported no bet
David Garden went to Wheeling
Thursday night to hear Governor VIII
liam MacCorkle's lecture on the Nj
Miss Efie West attended the eigh-
toentb meeting of the Jefferson county
teachers association last SATURDAY IN
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thirty-fve miners at work and are pay
ing 80 cents for one and one-half ton
cars" but he neglected to say who
then was employed in the mines, and
he omitted to state what the company
in fact paid its former employees, who
are the strikers. Your correspondent
does not know what the company is
paving the new men brought here, but
the former employees of company say
they got only 40 cents car, and this
&c why theV struck.
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PALATINE.

Miss Fife SWlndler, VINO mas Deen
sick for quite a while, is not improV-
ing very much.
Frank Gaskins is able to be out after
a severe attack of dipththeria.
Miss Walters, who has been assist
ing Rev. Tamblyn in the protracted
meeting in the NJ. e. church here, left
for her home in Grafton last Monday.
Miss Myrtle Holland has been suf-
fering with a severe cold and sore
throat for the past few days
Rev. J. B. Reynolds has commenced
a series of meetings in the Baptist
church in this place.
J. e. Dodd is reported quite sick this
week.
Mr.. Arthur Staley, of this place, has
gone on the road as a travelling sales
man for a New York firm.
]. S. Pople and Lawrence Fl. Orr are
in New York this week buying goods.
Lake Satterfield has fully recovered
from his injuries in the mines some
time ago.
Miss Kate Gould, Of Water street, is
seriously i'll.
A little son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Watkins on last Saturday.
The protracted meeting at the M. e.
church closed on last Sunday night.
Married in this place on Thursday
February %, at the residence Of the
brides parents, Mr.. Francis Meredith
and Miss Emma Latham, daughter OF
Col. John T. Latham. Rev. Shot
officiated.
Mr.. Albert Dawson, of South Pala-
tine. left town last Saturday and has
gone to his home on Cheat river.
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MEN become what they
prof Graham. "Then ! supp'
lists are developed from
scraps" replied the forward
Harlem Life.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-12-25
PROPOSED CARNIVAL FORT.

! the evergreenS Sprinkled with watel
from city hydrants and with electric
! lights thickly scattered among the
foliage will give the most beautiful
effect, but there are others who in
| sist that White staff" will be sub
! stantial and handsome. Whichever
! plan prevails, however. the electric
| lights will be used to illuminate and
! beautify.
! Travelling mon and other friends of
| st. Paul report that the low rates Of
/ fered on the railroads are going to
! bring thousands of people to st. Paul
to see the parades, street maSQuerades
and stormings. From friends in the
| East and South come assurances that
the championship skating races, the
curling bonspiel and similar attrac-
tions and sports will draw large num-
bers of visitors. The local hockey as
Sociation is now in correspondence with
teams in Winnipeg, Toronto (where
there are forty teams), Duluth, Chi
cago and other places, and Secretary
Nicely says that they will undoubtedly
be able to arrange for some match
games that will attract wide attention
While the st. Paul teams. being rather
new, do not expect to win many games,
the members do expect to make the
visitors realize that they have had a
battle.
Up to the present time st. Paul mer-
chants have been so busy with the
holiday trade that they have had no
time to pay attention to carnival mat
ters, but now that the holiday business
is about over a livelier interest will
be manifested Committees that have