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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-06-06
BITTEN BY A MAD HORSE.
Terrible Struggle of Farmer With a
Strange Animal.

Beaver Falls, Pa, June 5.-Richard
Perrott, a farmer of South Beaver
township, was in town today seeking
medical aid for a badly injured arm,
the result of an attack of mad horse.
He had purchased the animal ten days
ago, and It seems 1t had been bitten by
"a mad dog a few days previous.
NSaturday 1t went mad and when Mr..
PerAptt went into the stable attacked
him N a vicious manner. 1t grabbed
him bA the arm, threw him down and
was traMping the life out of him,
when Perhptt got hold of a stick and
pried the an Nmal's jaws loose and made
his escape. The horse died that night
in terrible aghSy, after first biting HIM
self in n numbNr of places. Mr.. Per-
rott has a badly used up arm, but
fortunately the sAn was only slightly
broken and no serAI AIus results are an
ticipated. -~
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They are unanimously in favor of an
nexation, as it would result In the res
toration of their rights"
UNCLE SAM WILL NOT ACT.
Colombia and Nicaragua to Settle tho
Mosquito Quest ion.


Washington, June 5.-General Rem
gifo, charge d'affaires of the Colombian
Republic, said today that he had con-
Glued not to present to the state depart
ment the claims of Colombia to the
Mosquito territory, long held by Mica
ragua. He found on examining the in
structions from his government that
they left him free to use his own judg-
ment as to urging the case at Washing
ton.
He was satisfied the question should
be left for negotiation between Colon
bia and Nicaragua, and that the present
status did not call for any representa-
tions to the United States, and he has
advised his government accordingly.
General Rengifo says Colombia will
take pacific means to urge her claims,
and that there Is no reason TO expect a
recourse to arms.
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OWED 35 CENTS 80 YEARS.
The Government Sends Check That win
Never he Paid

Albany, N. Y, June 5.-After more
than thirty years Richard w. Allen, of
this city, has effected a settlement with
the United States navy department.
During the late civil war he served in
the navy as landsman, and the final
settlement disclosed the fact that Uncle
Sam was indebted TO him 35 cents,
which he received yesterday by check
from the navy pay office, at Washing
ton.
Mr.. Allen says that the government
viii never be called upon to pay the 95
cents, as he intends to frame the check
and keep it as a memento. On the left
end Is a fine portrait of the late Admiral
Farragut, under whom he served.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-06-06
BLOODSHED OVER A WOMAN
A Saloon Proprietor Killed by ar
Attorney

Savannah, Ca, June 5,--Phil. Fitz-
patrick, proprietor Of the Gaiety the
ater and saloon, was shot and killed
tonight by Charles d. Loud, an attor-
ney Of Mount Vernon. Ga. Both men
were enamored Of Miss Helene Stock
ton, who had once been In Fitzpatrick's
employ, but recently at the Warsaw
hotel. Thunderbolt.
Fitzpatrick went to see the girl to-
day, but he was drunk and she refused
to meet him. Later Loud called to
take horseback ride with Miss Stock
ton, when Fitzpatrick became frantic
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LUTHERANS' CONVENTION.
Delegates to the General Synod Arriving
in IlagcrstOwn.

Hagerstown, Nd, June 5.-Delegates
to the general synod Evangelical Lu-
theran church continue to arrive. To-
night the proceedings of the synod be-
gin. Business sessions will be held
each day and meetings at night will be
devoted to special interests of the
church.
Among the most important reports
to be submitted will be those on re-
vision of the hymns in the book of
worship: on foreign missions; home
missions: board of school extension I;
ministerial supply; board of publica-
ton; and historical society.
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BELLEFONTE'S CENTENNIAL.
Three. Day Celebration Opened last
Evening.

Bellefronte, Pa, June 5.-Bellefonte's
three day centennial celebration
opened tonight with the Central Penn
sylvania District Fireman's associa-
ton convention, at which the following
year:
President, w. L. Johnson, Dubois;
secretary, w. A. Moore, Curwensville; /;
treasurer F. c. Waltz, Bellefonte. The
convention will go to Clearfield next
wear
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-06-06
Imported Swivel Silks

This is a duplicate purchase Of the
IS pieces offered two weeks ago,
which were taken up in thirty hours
selling. This time we have been
able to secure 45 pieces, and cannot
purchase another yard at the old
price for love or money.
These Swivels are the genuine and
original English make. and are the
highest grade on the market. They
cost the importer Csc to land on
American soil. Our price while they
last
25 Cents.
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The Corrsc Identified.

Washington, June 5.-The Spanish minis
ter, Mr.. Dupuy De Lone, received a cable
from the governor general of Cuba today
confirming the death OF Marti, the late
Cuban leader, by an official identification
of tho corpse.
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Kentucky I<cpuh,jcnus.

Louisville, KY, June 5.-The Republican
state convention met here today and Of
fected u permanent organization. Pend
Ing the reporting of the committee on reso-
lutions. the convention adjourned until
90 II m
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Sharp Buyers

Will please take notice Of this and
not blame us If they come late and
are disappointed.
Viewed from the solid value
standpoint, the items noted below
surpass anything we have ever Of
fered the public of Scranton.
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Mr.. Harrison at phjlndc,phio

Philadelphia, Jne Sex President Har-
rison will arrive here tomorrow on his
way to Indianapolis from New York and
will be the guest of ex-Postmaster Cen
eral Wanamaker. 1t is understood that
the ex-president's sojourn here will be
brief
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-06-06
ARREST OF BIRMINGHAM.
Editor OF Fourth Estate Accused of Crimi.
unl iheI

New York, June 5.-Ernest +. Birm-
ingham. editor of the Fourth Estate
was arrested this morning on a charge
of criminal libel, brought by the United
Press. He was taken before Justice
Mcmahon. and upon examination being
waived he was paroled in the custody
of his counsel until o'clock, when he
promised to furnish $500 bail
The libel complained of by the United
Press was printed in the issue of the
Fourth Estate of May 30.
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BARGAINS i'm
Fine
Wash
Fabrics
SALE OPENS
AIT 9 A. M.
TUESDAY, JUNE 4.

At that hour. every yard Of goods
specified below will be placed on
the counters and tables in our Dress
Goods Dept, but the values offered
are of such EXTRAORDINARY
MERIT. that We feel II Is our duty
to warn the public that we cannot
guarantee a full selection after the
opening day.
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M'MICHAEL A DEFENDANT,
Sued for 81 90, 600 Damages by the United
Press

ITCSS.
New York, June 5.-Clayton Nc
Michael, proprietor of the Philadelphia
North American. was served with a
complaint in this city this morning in
libel suit brought by the United Press
In the supreme court, the amount sued
for being 100000.
The publication complained of ap-
peared in the Issue of the North Ameri-
can dated June /.
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WEATHER REPORT.

For eastern Pennsylvania, showers in.
eastern, fair In western portion; cooler IN
eastern portion; westerly winds.
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FIN LEY s
Silks and
Wool Dress Goods

Swivel Silks, Kai-Kai
Silks, Habituai Silks
Printed India Silks,
BrOcade Taffeta Silks,
In fancy effects fol
Waists; Black Brocads
India Silks, Black Bro.
cade Taffeta Silks,
Armures, Peau De Sole,
Satin Duchesse, Satin
SOleil, ETC., etc.
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and followed the pair to a room. where
he broke In the door and was shot and
killed. Loud was arrested.
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We Leave
The Settlement

OF the KNOT'TY ques.
tion of the NATIONAL.
lTY of some of these
goods to others who
have more time at theil
disposal, land will mere.
ly say that you will
ALWAYS find our
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-24
NOTES on NAVIGATION.


Stage OF Water md MovsIuents Of Boats,
Tho River Interests.
The Bedford left Yesterday for Pitts
burGh at s 4. ID.
The Keystone State was Yesterdays
packet for Cincinnati.
Tho local packets arrived and depart.
cd on time yesterday.
The Ben Hur is scheduled to leave for
Pittsburgh at q IN. to-day.
The marks at the landing last evening
indicated feet q inches and falling.
Tho Hudson, from Cincinnati for
Pittsburgh, passed up a: noon yes.er-
day.
The Lizzie Bay will leave ut Q a. m. to.
day Tor Charleston aud intermediate
points.
The Charles Hook passed up yes,er.
day afternoon with al immense tow Of
empties.
The present trip will be the last one
for the Carrollton. which took the place
OF the burned Iron Queen in the Pitts
burch and Cincinnati trade.
The Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph
has the following which will be OF in,er-
est to river men: Tho libel suit in ad-
miralty filed by DR.. Aushutz and b. A.
Mcdonald, jr., against the steamboat.
Seven Sons. &. w. Posey, ct al., owncrs.
has been dismissed by Judge Bufinc.
ton. The action was for wages alleged
to be due. Anshutz and Mcdonald had
hired November %. 1894, as pilot and
assistant pilot respectively, to make a
trip from Pittsburgh to Cincinnati and
return on the next rise in tho river,
Anshutz TO receive Sl25 and Mcdonald
500, the former receiving SIS on nc.
count: The rise came, but the trip was
abandoned. Tho boat went to Steuben-
vile and the pilots refused to make the
trip unless they were paid Mt tho rate
they would have received il the boat
had one to Cincinnati.
Morgantown-River : feet and sta.
tionary. Weather clear and warm.
Greensboro-River s feet and falling.
Weather fair and warm.
Wnrren-River . feet and falling.
Weather lair and cool.
Oil City-l.ivcr 3 feet { inches and
falling. Weather clear and cool.
Steubenville-Rjver 10 ieetand falling.
Weather clear aud cool.
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ABOVE SISTEHsVILLE.
Great Activity Ssar Proctor. New Mar
tinsriIie and Other Points.

Great Activity Ssnr Proctor. New Mar
tinsrilIc and Other Points.
Special from a Scg Correspondent.
SlsrERsvILLE, April 23.-The oil de.
veloping foyer is extending beyond for
mer bounds and is now felt at Proctor,
New M%artinsville, Hannibal, Sardis and
other points back Of the river on
both sides, above Sistersville.
At Proctor, three miles up the creek,
Sims Brothers, Of Pittsburgh, have n
we'll, which ia now doing fifty barrels n
day, the only produce. in that section.
The same operators have another well
now being drilled, two miles north OF
Proctor, which is expected to come IN
ono day this week. Another well is be.
ing put down just east OF the one inst
mentioned by the Sims people.
All about Proctor. New Martinsyille,
Hannibal, Sardi.. Baersville and the
other towns up tho rivor. the lands
are being leased and before the week Is
over everything in sigh, will be taken
up. The farmers in that neighbori.ood
are an1ious and willing to lease for
reasonable rental. though in ono cases
cash bonuses have been demanded and
paid.
In Wctzel county, near New Martins.
vile, Carr Brothers have three wells be-
ing put down. Six miles back OF New
Martinsville one OF these wells is located
and 10 reported doing thirty barrels ner
day. The Cars wero working in a liue
north and south, but the indications arc
such tina. they are nov developing their
leased property east and west from the
we'll already down. In this section.
alao. the farmers willingly execute
leases and everybody Gems to havo
faith in tho territory back Of Now Mar
tinsville.
Two miles above Hannibal, on the Ohio
aide. a well just put down is doing fifty
barrels a day and tho farmers in that
ueiyhborhood are greatly excited.
IL NJ. A..
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
straucorsiu the City auI Wheeling Folks
Abroad,

Straucersi In the City RuI Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Mr.. Ernst Marschner left yesterday
for Fostoria OH business.
L. J. Bonar. OF Mansfield. O., register.
ed at the Mcclure yesterday.
]. Burton Jones, OF the Pittsburgh
Dispatch. was in tho city yesterday.
Joseph Bushager. of Warrington, W.
Va. was a Mcclure House CUES. yester.
day.
Mr.. 4. G.. Frohme is of on a trip in
tho interests OF the United State, Glass
Company.
Mr.. Louis "Iialler, jr.. will leave Wheel.
ing to-day, to make his future homo in
St. Louis.
Rev. Father Mauri.ius, OF St. Alphon,
sus church, was down At Moundsville
yesterday.
Capt. q. Z. Doyener and wife return,
cd last eTening from n short trip tc
Pittsburgh.
Mary Spriggs has beon appointed
nostmistress at Triadelphia. vice Emma
Vance, deceased.
Mrs &. Graham and Mrs. G. Thistle,
OF Sis.orsvillc. autographed 4. the
Behler yesterday.
Miss Katie Brunck. OF St. Louis, who
came here to attend the silver wedding
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Hallor, will leave
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for S. pr i'm G

If you werp about to journey to a
warmer or colder climate you would
make careful preparations.
Besides taking 4 supply, Of warmer
or cooler clothing, as thctcaSe might
be, yon would thoughtfillly select a
stock Of medicines az safeguards To-
keep you in good health.
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60
IL oems 10 DO mo opinion oil on'
tractors and workingmon in tho build.
inc tradca aliso lint ,b,Y, .ho,ld Ia /,
bnj,d;r, ~,r.,o,,,r II rvho.I,,- IT..
p.uI' ~ ""''HS' i"o
pu''uo's EXCHANGE tr'ou 10 secure the
passage Of q law providing tor ono q
year or two 400. md n fcw wocks AGO ,bo
b~,;ckI,vo.., ]r,;,, ,,.,.,,,a ..,,,,..
~ i''''"''u" p''''on
10 council asking ior similar action.
Nothing was done, but tho Main street
disaster, two weck, AGO. i'm.
,ros.od a, .,,.,h,a,,. -, A..
- y" '~'''soouya m'ao 'he
importance oil such protection as
n rigid. system OF building in.
spection would afford. Inst NIGHT scv.
o,.,
s,I ,sn, VIZ p,oaeh'eu " ounc',
0s manli 800, ,r, w p"s'uu
nrhIj. III. s"'e. 4no poalu o'
]c,,;on Soar;,a so pIuse.tGu eoI,niunt'
!, Wv J,,nS VI .ne suo!ec', anu win
~ hr;Idinn po lux .Js s!s'Gui
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.oEa.nn,, ~. :" Il o'u'n'nIGa IN
nronos;,;on, ho.s %ens'n.e W. A,i .ne
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,n lila p,os'ues .ua. oe'o,s
a.. !. h,aun s;s,;. "u oI "
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w. mam,e .no ..sy uus'nes', covering
'rha n;,. ues'oa aiI .ia.eflals.
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one esause o. cue psoposeu ofulnsncn
p,os'aes 'na' any WoIuen pui!uInS
ai,e"ay co~ns'ruc'eu " '1o IRE ,imi's
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soou, ounu ono previous 10 sal
'nASI, auu pi1Sloeu 'haI II ~ NOT
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'uo iouhuat.oh. mo Guy engineer
ssai. aeterhlue 'ne amount anu extent
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ms otuinahcp contains also deuni'
1.ons ~ an Ieenn'ca. letIns USED IN H.
Anu accompanying gives n
!eqniteu %uitaena'ohs OF "aIis ior ou'id-
NY y. eetsa.h he'sn's, anu me maxi,
mum olsueH LOT al. iot.' and s'zes Of
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-24
BUILDING INSPECTOR.
A Number OF Propositions aro
Undor Confederation.
An ORDINANCE TO Be SUBMITTED

With tho Approval Of tho Board of
Public Works, Making n General
Change as to tho City L;ngInocr-Ail
who arc Directly Interested Soon
to Want M Inspcctor-rho ordl.
nance Committee Will wrostlc with
tho Matter.
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for homo to-day, stopping on route at
lnlinnnnnlia a fay lnun

for homo to-day. stopping on route at
Indianapolis n iow days.
Mrs. Carl Drumm, OF Pittsburgh, 10
the guest OF tho family OF Mr.. Kron.
jeager, oil North Wheeling.
Mr.. killlan Dadcr, who has boon con.
lined to his room for several woeks BY
illnois, Is ablo to DO out.
Mr.. Albert Fisher was receiving con.
CALCULATIONS from his friends OH tho ar.
rival Of o llno girl baby at his homo.
Mr.. August Rolf has received tho sad
nows Of tho death OF his brother, Con.
rad. In Hanover. lic was sevonty.iiyo
years OF age, and q very successful busi.
ness man.
j. u. Harding, Of Huntington, VIVA;
Jool Huckworth, Of Frcnpori, W. Va, +:
+. A. Prichard, OF Warrington, ". Va,
wcro tho Woat Virsiniaus at tho Wind.
sor yesterday.
Dr.. s. N. Richardson, OF Malamorav,
O.; h J. jackson, OF Fairmont; tho
Misses Roomor, OF S%istorsyillo, and
Joseph Hartman, OF Warrington, woro
registered at tho Slamm Yesterday.
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SCHOOL ENTEi,rAINMENr
At Iics's School iiouss-isnwnrdk q
Merit Made to Pupiis.

At ltics's school iIouss-itnwnrls of
Merit Made to ruplls.
Ono Of tho mos, p%lca,aut occasions
that ever occurred at Ricc's school
house, LibOrty district, took place yes.
to-day. being tho annual exhibition fol.
lowing tho examination exercises. Tho
school room was crowded with the
parents and friends o. the pupils, md
the teacher, Misc Mamie VI. Blancy,
has reason to congratulate horseli on
her success In tho management OF tho
school, this being her ilrst torn as in.
strnctross in that locality. Tho total on
rollment for tho term was forty pupils.
At tho closo OF the exercised Miss Blanoy
delivered m ercollent address, which
mado n most favorable impression on
her hoarers,
By no means tho least pleasant feat.
uro OF tho affair was tho appc,izing din.
nor that was spread on tho echool house
lawn, and TO which every person did
iull iustico TO.
Tho programme rendered was emily.
euod by several musical numbers from
Prot. William Gibson'a band, OF West
Alexander, Pa. The entertainment
given by tho pupils consisted OF recita.
tons aud dialogues. given in an excep.
tionally pleasing manner. Diplomas
were awarded tho following pupils for
general excellence in school work
Messrs. Thomas NJ. Jones, jr.. Bruce d.
Gibson, Ford Gibson. Thomas llama,
George Mountz. Lloyd Mountz, Woods
Thomas, aud Misses Lillio Mountz, Jes.
sio Davis, Maggie Murray, Ada Thomas
and Edwina Ii. Jones.
Extra rewards OF honor were given to
the following: Thomas NJ. Jones, IT,,
and Misses Lille Moun.z, Edwina II.
Jones and Jessie Davis.
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As a remedy for all forms OF head.
ache Electric Bi.ters has proved 10 DO
tho very bes.. 1t effects a permanent
cure, and the most dreaded habitual
nick hcadach@ yield 10 its influence.
We urgo all who are afflicted to procure
a bottle, and give this remedy n fair
trial. In casoa OF habitual constipa-
ton Electric Bitters curos by irving
the need tone TO tho bowels. and fow
casca long rssist tho uso OF this modi.
elmo. icy II once. Largo bottles only
My cents at Logan Drug Co.'S Drug
6toro.
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j. A. RICHARDSON, Of Jefferson City,
Mo-, chief enrolling forco thirty.eishti
general assembly OF Missouri. writes:
| wish to testify to tho inertia Of One
Minute Cough Cure. Whom other go,
called cures failod. | obtained almoat in,
stant relief and i spoody euro by tho
use OF One Minute Cough Cure. Logan
Drug Co, Wheeling, w.. Va, L. +
Peabody. Benwood, and Bowie & Co.,
Brjdpeport. ..
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
From Various l.ocaiitie. In Ohio Inspect
thu Elm Grove lIotoT Line.

tho Elm tross iiotoi i'ihes
T. D. Phelon, Huntington: y. L. Will
aon, Elyria; c. J.. Halliday, Huron J.
G. Parsons. Sandusky; ]. G. Parker,
Sand Hill; F. L. Griffin, Ober!in, and
r. Z. Brannon, Elyria, all OF Ohio cities,
arrived horc yesterday to inspect the
Wheeling and Elm Grove motor line
with reiorcnce to the Introduction o
the same class OF service through the
several counties oil which they arc com
missionors. They were i'll charge Of
Civil Engineer Leonard. who has pro
iec,ed tho prop osod road in Ohio, which
10 forty milos in length. They were
,al,en over the motor limo to the Park
where they wsro Handsomely entertain
ed. Their object was to SOC tho o!ioc'
Of the motor on horses that were untn.
milliur with such objects, and its rola'
tive safety to ordinary country traffic.
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haul and do tho other necessary labor
incident to robbing tho earth Of her hid
den treasures, but 1t is generally
thought there will DO m advance In
wages all along the limo very o As
II is tho oil people arc a we'll paid class,
tho average monthly wages being sos,
making a total Of $4,000 paid out In
this field as wages every month. cxclu.
siye Of superintondents, Office mon, otc.
Tho lNrELLlGEScrR correspondent
asked q prominent oil vol supply man
this afternoon as 10 tho probability OF
The advance In oil and consequent In.
creased demand for supplies advancing
tho price Of his limo. Ito replied that
he had no intimation that there would
be q concerted advance in material, OK
ccpt that tho pipo manufacturers have
advanced tho cost oil pipe 80 that now IL
costa tho oil operator II to two conts
moro per foot than 1t did botoro tho
boom got in n few days ago. Outside OF
this there has been no advance In ma.
terial, and no intimation Of n future nd.
vance.
Tho average cost OF putting down a
we'll In this fold ready to commence
pumping has been 5000. which ION.
pares iayorably with tho cost OF doing
tho same work In othor dccp territory.
The we'll 4 be dug and equipped ono.
hall cheaper in this field than at Man.
nington. In tho Mcdonald tPa) field
Tho cost Of putting down tho vol 10
ABOUT the Same az in tho Sistersvillc
neio. Lima lOhiol 10 In The shallow
Al
held where tho we'll 10 put down at an
expenditure OF only Sl,5W or 5000. A
lew dry holes. 1t will be seen, will not
add volume to q mans pocke.-book or
panH account.
I PUMPING STATION,
On, AZ ,hs sn,s, nrmn;,, .,,,;,,, "a
w eo'u 10 'oca1eu ne'o' 'na'
oil the Eureka Pipe Line. Tho Eurcka's
tanks hold 10000 barrels aud with a
daily production Of 5000 barrels the
Iumpihs mas 70 90 Kept up niSh. anu
The CAPACITY Of tho station i. b5o bar.
rels per hour. The oil 10 forced to au-
other station at Mannington, thence 10
M~orHantown aud on through Pennsyl-
wants TO Point Breeze. below Philadel-
phia, where Tho Standards big refining
and exporting establishment is located.
Inc stations equipment Is very tne
and complete, one immense pumping
engine being held constantly in reserve
IN case OF an accident to tbs one reGu:.
larry in use. The plant 10 in charge OF
Engineer J. F. Ncill. :,
DEVELOPMENT is going on ut a rapid
rate down at Friendly and Davenport,
a lew miles below here, also at St
Mary's, w. Va. and Newport, Ohio,
where several good producing wells
have lately come IN. This afternoon
the report comes in somewhat indie.
finite shape that there is much excite.
ment at Marietta over late develop
ments there. The report has 1t that
oil was struck a surprisingly short dis.
sance below the surface.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-24
ATLANTIC TEA COMPANY.
IKTHAT WE CLAIM!
VI AND Defy Contradiction,
Tha. We sell more goods than
auy other retail house in the

any other retail house in the
state.
Tha. we sell a better quality
o feoods for the money than any
other retail house in the state.
That we never advertise any
article that we have notin stock.
That no other house in the
state can compete with us.