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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-02-17
QUITE A TINE
ARISING OUTOF THE REPUBLICAN PRm,pIv,
A! M)UNDSVlLLE
A Small Riot in a Ssloo'. aad Fifteen Grr.s
Nadia Dspufz'd Oher has LIE,
Brcksn-John Brooks Nominated
for Mayor aai ]. D. B1r-
ley for Marshal.

The Republican city primary election
took place at Moundsville. Yesterday
afternoon, and it was a lively affair, not
only as regards the contests between
the rival candidates, but as viewed
from the standpoint OF the large row
which took place in Conrad Belltop's
Jefferson avenue saloon while tue bal
loting was going on.
The result Of the voting was as fol-
lows:
Mayor-John Brooks, First ward rs
Second 81, Third 1873; total $50 Ell
Criswell, First ward Sc, Second 30
Third A.; total l7O. l.. NJ Hood. First
ward 80, Second 80. Third "a; total 1856.
w. c. Mann, First ward %, Second o.
Third ,; total -.
Marshal-W. A. Kidder, FRS. ward
Is, Second 30, Third 100; tota Iis. J.
A. Manning, First ward. %, Second
43, Third 81; total l0l 4. r. Hugs.
First ward Is, Second 25. Third s..
total %. VIM. w. Lowe. First ward
"a, Second 2s, Third T.; total H. A.
p. Mcconnell, First ward 81. Second :.
Third o.; total 50. Walter Dea.. First
ward 5, Second G. Third -; total IS.
City Clerk d Burnley, First ward
"a, Second 65, Third l3i, tot4, 293 r
l.. Donley. First ward 43, second -.
Third "a; tots! PA.
The Council tickets are as follows.
First Ward-Thomas Cats, T. y.
DICK, r. w. Hall and David Levi.
Second Ward-L p. Pcrdy, l.. e..
Brock, Thomas Walker aud Clarauco
Burch.
Third Ward-M. +. Cox, Daniel
Tounkin, John A. Huff and Charles w.
Conner.
For School Commissioner the sue
cessful candidates are y. V Purdy. NJ.
Keyser, L. q. Roberts and II. W. Huf-
ley.
During the afternoon, while the vot-
ing was ia progress, Conrad Bolton
ooened his Jefferson avenue saloon.
The Republican voters soon found this
out. aud about twenty five OF them
crowded into the place and soon started
first-class row. The police were SEM
for. but found the crowd too big and
several citizens were deputized. Then
the officers sailed into the crowd and 10
the subsequent proceedings one OF the
citizens depuJiZed TO assist The officers.
William Canes by name, had one OF his
legs broken. The police made about
fifteen arrests, and the hearings Will
take place on Monday.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-02-17

| bonds for the laying of a larger main
to the vote of the citizens at the next cleo
ton. Carried Mr. Carpenter moved
that the passage in the electric light ordi-
nance, which says the street shall be light
ed with incandescent light, be changed TO
arc lights. The motion carried.
The home talent company known as "The
Premier gave an excellent show TO FAR
house last night.
Miss Rose Porter, who has been i'll for
some time. is aOle 10 be ont again.
Ad Conway. A. McGlenn, Thomas
Mitchell, J. r. Thompson, Evart Cooey
and Isaac Jones were the six special police
on duty last night.
The skating on the river opposite the
Buckeye Glass Works, which has been
affordiug much enjoyment TO the young
people, is about done for.
Ernest Hoge is visiting his parents at
Delaware, o.. for few days.
Yesterday was payday at the West Vir-
GINA Glass Works.
Next Sunday Rev. S. j. Boyle will
preach the Washington birthday sermon
TO the American Mechanics.
mAToland, of HarrisVille, was in town
yesterday on business.
Albert Rose, of Quaker City, was here
yesterday calling on friends.
place from his late home, on Hanover
street this afternoon.
4. NJ. Harkins, of Rush Run. was in
town yesterday.
Robert Sterling, of Deep Run, was here
yesterday on business
Harry Gibbons. of Mt. Pleasant, was
here yesterday.
A very enjoyable social and literary en-
tertainment was given by the Chalfant
Mission band Of the Presbyterian Church
at the parsonage last evening The pro-
gramme was excellent, consisting of vocal
and instrumental music, readings and reci-
tations, all of which reflected credit on the
performers.
At St. Mary's to-day and coming week:
This is Sepsgesma Sunday. Ep ID Cor.
ll:l6-l2-lO Gosp. ST. Luke S:4.l6. To-day
will De noiy communion for members OF
League, Young Men and Young WOmen's
amt Married Men and Women's Sodalities.
The promoters of the League will make
their report after the maguiticat OF Sun
day vespers, Monday, 81. Agatha: Tues
day, comemoraton OF the passion OF our
Lord; Wednesday, St. Cyril of Alexan-
dria; Thursday,St. Raym nd de Pentifort;
Friday, Chair of ST Peter al Antioch;
Saturday, Vigil OF ST. Matthias 'azd
feast Of ST. Darrian. Devotions during
the week as usual. First mass on Sunday
5 30 a. m, second 1890 a. m.
Several teachers attended the meeting
of the Belmont County Teachers Associa-
ton at St. Clairsvlle yesterday.
The bazaar given at Soheehe's Hall this
week has been a success. Those in charge
have realized a fair sum.
The Y. NJ. &. A. meeting this afternoon
will be cond ucted by A. l.. Wetherald and
Robert Beavous.
Regular services will be held in all the
churches to-day.
VIM. Dilworth, Of Mt. Pleasant, was in
town yesterday.
The y. NJ. G.. A. will be represented by
four delegates at the convention at Newark
the latter part Of this week.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-02-17
ed only about half time last week..
Orders are scarce.

ed only about half time last week..
Orders are scarce.
The week at the West Virginia glass
works has been very good. La the
nelghborhoOd Of three hundred men
were employed. Orders are plentiful,
and they are doing a very good
business. They have fair prospects
for steady work the coming week
NIcDermott's tool works are running
about half time. Orders are scarce.
Spence's machine works put in a fair
week, working every day. Not all the
employees are working. but prospects
are good.
The Etna-Standard Iron and Steel
WORKS put in successful week. All
the departments in the old mill except
the bar mill and break down were on
the past week. The eight-inch guide
mill went on double turn Friday night,
the first time since last September.
Work 10 the new tin mill is progressing
rapidly. A large force Of men is at
work changing the mills. Shipments
have been of very fair size, and pros
poets for another weeks good work is
very fair.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-02-17
SHALL TALA.
ninor MIttoc, - InesrsIs Briefly and
Pithily T0It-

saInor MIstocs - IntsrsIt Briefly and
Pithily ToIt-
A SMALL child OF Charles Ahrens, Of
South Chapline street, is very sick.
THE coasting was fine on Fourteenth
street, last night. and many enjoyed
the sport until a late hour.
CALEB RICHARDS, the well known
restaurant man at the corner OF Six
teenth and Main streets, was stricken
with paralysis last evening.
THE Moss Rose Social will give q
dance at Menge & Howley's Hall, Mon
day evening, February Is, and it prom
isss to be q most pleasant affair.
MRS. RICKIE Auburn, wife OF the late
William Album, died at the residence
at her daughter, Mrs. William Bremen,
No. 3423 Eoff street, at half-past one
o'clock yesterday afternoon, in the
eighty-frst year OF her age.
YESTERDAY morning Mr.. Patrick
McHann, an oil man of Warrington,
was brought to this city on No. 5, aud
was taken to the North Wheeling Hos
pital. He has been suffering for some
time from an attack of typhoid fever.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-02-17
RIVER INTGLLIGENCE.
What is Going On Among the Boats and
Boatmen

Boatmen.
Weather, clear and cold
River, seven feet one inch and falling.
The Elaine and her barges are In an
exposed position at the wharf at Par
kersburg. All efforts to get her out OF
the Ohio and into the kanaWha have
beer fruitless. ------s.---
The river men are not bestirring
themselves with any degree Of alacrlty
for the sudden breaking up OF the river.
They do not expect the ice to 20 out for
some time yet.
The force OF men are still 80 work
cutting out the ice IRON around the
wharf-boat and the Cincinnati packet,
Lexington, which was brought here 20
take the place OF the r. +. Phillips be
tween this city aud MatamorAs, which
was destroyed by the former break up.
The gorge In the Allegheny, near
Kittaning, is still plling up. and river
man who arrived In the city last night
from Pittsburg, said that 1t was re-
ported TO be forty feet high. Efforts
are being made TO clear the channel
out, but so far they have been unsuc-
cessful.
6BseiGt 10 the Re1lSter.
PARKERsBURG. w. VA, February 10.
River 4 feet add rising; stil. closed.
Weather clear aud warm.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-02-17
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET,

NEW YORK, February lp-Iue tola-
sales of stock to-day were i',OOJ ahaIt''
Quotations closed bid O..
Atchlson. ~ Adams EXPRESS, l4i Al
ton ana Terre Haute, - do preferred
American Express IlOtl: Baltimore and
Ohio 6lI[; Canada Pacific 4on CanalA
Southern. 4SL. Central Pacific, j. Cnes-
apeake and OHIO, 1917 Chicago am Ai-o"'
las: Chicago, Burlington and Qu,no..
7Os Chicago Gas. 2 Delaware anl
HUDSON, l2715; Delaware, LackaWanna an
Western. l5sl1: Denver and no Drsu'e
preferred, 35J< Distillers aud Catte r ecu
ers Co.. so; Erie, ~ DO. preferred ~
Fort Wayne. 1856; General Electro
Illinois Contra. So; Lake Snore; 10,
Michigan Central, 90; Missouri Pacl Ll,'
2OsI; National Cordage, 81 DO. pre,ei Ii,C
6L; Norfolk and Western prelerre1' 80
Northern Pacific, g, do. preIerre9' ~,
Northwestern, 30; do Preierre1. 10
New YORK Central. 90. New YORK ana
New England, 29E. Pacihc Ma 80
Peoria. Decatur ami Evansville. s, liti,
burg. l54: Pullman Palace l3i hI-u
ing. 10; Rock Island, Ga 81 LOUIS 4A'
San Francisco first preferred,
Paul. 55lI; DO preferred. ll6lt; Tenne''eo
Coal ano Iron. l37<; Texas Pacihi+ ~
Union Pacihc, g5I. United states -
press, a.: Western Union. 81 Wheeling
and Lake Erie. %; do. preferred. 30. .-.
Mining Stocks-Band b, - Clyie..'
Crown Point. 2s: Consolidate C+',o
and Virginia, %; Deadwooa. '9 en-.
and Curry. 20; Hale ald No'''o', g.
Homestake, 100; Iron SILVER 81.
lean. co. Ontario. 500, ODuir I-'.
outh. %; Quicksilver 100: 90. pro. ~. i,''
1850; Sierra Nevada, % sian ''' % ''
Uniop Con. IS: Yellow jacket 40.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-02-17
CAME 10 wHEELING.
A MoKeespOrt OounIe Come to This City
TO BE Married.

A MeKeesport CounIe Come to This City
TO BE Married.
Wheeling seems TO be a sort of Gretna
Green Tor Pennsylvania people who are
deslrous of entering into the holy bonds
OF marital bliss. IL is very frequent
occurrence that Clerk Hook is called
mon to issue license TO loving
couple from that State, and the latest
couple married here came from Nc
Keesport. They were Mr.. Robert II.
Giles and Miss Laura Earle. The
10 be happy couple arrived
in the city Thursday evening accom-
named by a sister OF the bride, but for
some unknown reason did not secure
the license until Friday.
The wedding party was taken in
charge by City Solicitor BOyce and con-
ducted To his Office, where they were
Joined IN wed,ock short time after by
Rev. Or. Wm. Il. Cooke, OF the Second
Presbyterian Church. They left in the
evening over the B.. & o. for home.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-02-17
LADIES OF THE C. A. Il.

There will be a special meeting of the
lanes A. Garfield Circle No. ], on We'd
pesday afternoon al halt-past two at u.
A. r. hall. 1t was the sad duty OF the
Ladies OF the c. A. r. to place upon the
breast OF Comrads Vierheler, at his
buriai. the flag ne loved so well. 1t
recalls his deathless love Tor the
flag which, during the dark days OF his
soldier lie represented TO him father
ana mother, home and country and all
Good things. To the aides OF the q. a.
p belongs the honor Of establishing
this beautiful burial custom. May II
never fall into disuse until the last SOL
dier Of the Union has reached the final
camping ground.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-02-17
NEW STREET RAILWAY.
Grafton TO make Notable improvements.
The Building Outlook


.SusciGl % nc Register
GRAFTON. w. VA, February 1S.-It
is now a settled fact that Grafton is TO
have an electric street railway. The
line will begin a. the terminus OF East
Main street aud extend through the
town and on down through Fetterman,
and a branch will be built across the
river through West Grafton. The ex-
tension OF ths road TO Pruntytown has
been abandoned on account Of the lack
of interest manifested by the cltizSns
of Pruntytown and community.
The company expects TO begin work
as soon as ;he weather will permit.
There were about $4,000 worth OF
buildings put up in Grafton last year.
and now with g good system OF water
works. natural gas 10 abundance ana
electric street railway there will be
double that amount Of Improvements
the present year.
Taking everything into consideration
Grafton will have . genuine boom the
coming summer.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-02-17
NARrry's FrRRY INDUSTRIES.

Mears' keg and barrel factory, for the
mast week. has bsen working about nall
time. giving employment TO seventy-tye
men. Prospects are for better work BE-
fore long.
Snence. Bags & Co. 5 stove works
have made good shipments the past
week. she cold spell helping trade. The
prospects are good for the coming week
az they have good orders on hand.
Work At Mann's foundry has been
somewhat slack, only being on three
days last week.
Hipkips' Novelty mould works work
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-02-17
GOAL MINEKs STRIKE
-ainst Reduction of Fifteen Cents


AGAINST Reduction of Fifteen Cents
Ton.
CLARKSBURG, W. VA, February 10
The miners OF the Pinuickinnick Coal
Company have struck in order TO resist
a fifteen cent reduction per ton, and
have called upon the public for imme-
date help.
The proposition OF the company was
rejected TO secure them steady employ
ment If they would load a car of l,4O0
mounds, with an additional six inches
on TOD for the sum OF forty cents and TO
throw back the dead slack.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-02-17
1heIorce VForn ~

The late cold snap has been 7ery
severe upon the force Of water |ot -. N'
employees, and Supt Farney anu u -,
men have had lutte rest e.insr uty ",
night As an example, 'nsy "'rse'
all OF FRIDAY night putting 20 or ,I. 'i-
proved Grs plug o front OK ''e go go,
Fargo g. Co. Office, the old one o 'sa.i
broken. This JOB WAS no. Au'5" ~,
until 3. m. AL day yesterday tnI az.
of last night they worked 10 ine ''.I u -. IN
ward, and they will also be Al "osA -
day to-day.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-02-17
F25G PABEERSBURG


Coed uufdiag Outlook - Industries
Generally uePressed-
lr--
f...rrsH-5, Vs. VA, February l6.
..s..saa-c. Notwithstanding thu
t..sal. business depression, has en-
Ped a steady building boom, and with
.- opening OF spring, revival or oper-
talt soc Isl promised.
-.E. d. Jackson has begun work
.-rsEew h0rej on the corner OF
as. street aud Court square.
ca-rs' factory reduced IT'S
laying or if,sen hands this
a,c-lsel 1y duh trade.
eg as Gsrw.g's large furniture
..''F, employing about 100 hands
l began orar4usns January LIST,
t-e .llaaton OF running steady,
Hpe leo hy dull sales 20 suspend
..s'-,.o-s .a a Few days after starting,
--, a-a.a resumed operations with a
pm -arce OF hands, and orders are COM
,g % for tbsir goods
4ls Riverside brick works is putting
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-02-17
Two coal MIne improvements.
,s.,yF IN me RsJfsfer.

N1f~fUt % 20 HsJlWeF.
PIEDMONT, w. VA, February To-
Franklin mine OF the Davis Coal Compa-
ny has closed down till she improvement
to ship their coal via the West Virginia
Central aud Pittsburg railroad is COM
pleted.
The Georges Creek Coal and Iron
Company will light its mines by cleo
tricity as soon as they can fit up the
plant
The heavy snow blockade has caused
very light business in coal and lumber
for the past few weeks, but a much
heavier business is indicated for the
near future.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-02-17
BAZAAR OF DAYS.
Close of Successful entertainment Last
Night.

The bazaar of days at Odd Fellows
Hall attracted large crowds OF patrons
yesterday, aud all who attended en-
loved the novel features of the enter
taipmept. The different booths were
well patronizsd, and the rush for supper
even exceeded that of the first night.
The matinee was well attended by
children. and the Jack Horner pie
created no end of merriment
The attendance and the receipts OF
the two days were Rratifyingly large,
and the Kings Daughters OF the Second
Presbyterian Church, under whose
auspices the affair was given, will have
a handsome sum in its treasury.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-02-17
IN THE REALM
Oh INDUSTRY.
v.~s -iNo..S From Mills, Factories
and Workshops.
r- 2n. Coal, Glass Lumber, Build
inc and Kindred Notes.

--, recent Cold Weather's De-
PRESSING Eject on Industries Of
Interesting Indus
nsCrmauOn from Parkers-
burg. Staubenvile and Other
rts-The Outlook for the
Coming Season Very Bright.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-02-17

George McVsizh, 'oc ,.... ~ mn, 1
wo,Es met with an unfortunate accl-
dent Thursday night. "u'o - ~
one Of his fingers cauZn. 80 MA
chinery and was so crushel - -
amputation necessary
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-02-17
MORE RAIDS.
rbtrtv.Six cases Brought in by the Police
Last Night.

Last Night.
Last night Capt. Bennett and Officers
Michigan, Wolf, Bauer, Gardener,
walker and Babo raided five houses OF
I'M fame and MADE thirty-six arrests, as
follows:
FIta Miller, four girls and six men.
Jesse Dorsey and three girls.
Maggie Miller, four gi-ls and two
men.
Maud Clark, two girls and six men.
CvnthiA Miller, three girls and two
men.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-02-17
PETKOLEUA

New YoRK, February l6.-Petroleum,
easier: Pennsylvania oil, sales none;
March option. sales none; closed at 81 %
Did. Lima oil, sales none.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-02-17
sTEUBEvvILLE DEPRESSED.
No Prospect of Starting the jefferson
Coal Miners Work HalI Time-Other IN
dustrtss

No Prospect of Starting the Jefferson.
Coal Miners Work HaII Time-Other Iu-
dustriss
SBseio % ne RsOls,sr
STEUBENvILLE, OHIO. February To-
Matters are not very bright here indus
trially, but there are hopes that they
will brighten.
The jefferson Coal and iron Co or
BuStardS shaft are working 25 men,
giving them two days a week.
Receiver w. r. Elliott, of the Jeffer-
son iron works, says nothing has been
contemplated IN the way of operating
the plant 70 work up stock in the yards.
The brick yards Of Edward Nicholson
aud George j. FilkeS, where 20 men
each were employed, are idle with no
present prospects Of resumption.
The Ohio Foundry Company is oDer-
aung in full with 20 hands, stocking up
with hopes OF trade Frightening up.
The Steubenvills pottery is running,
employing lao hands, which is not a full
force. Orders are coming in fairly we'll
and the pottery is enjoying quite
boom on some designs OF toilet and table
ware.
The Riverside furnace is running full
with 135 hands and good prospects.
The Acme glass works is running
better than ever before 10 It's history
and is turning out excellent ware. They
are enjoying boom 10 the reflection
trade, having more men working al this
ware than any other factory a the
country. Fully $50 hands are employed.
John McClavs, who bought in the
Sumner bottle factory when 10 was
foreClosed and which has not been OPP
Grated FOR a year, stated that there was
no prospects for IS resumption.
The Humphrey glass works, a special
" factory, is still idle, having closed
down last fall because OF a disagree
ment among the stockholders, and there
is no prospect for It's resumption.
The Steubenyille Coal aud Mining
Company, or Market street shaft ara
working every day with sixty men,
which is one-half the number employed
one wear ago. The Company lost the
Panhandle contract, which accounts
for the reduction in the number Of men.
The Steubenvills Pot Works have
twelve men ~ WUIh Cllppluhi H~N N1S
work OF building pots will not com
mence until the first Of the month, when
twenty men will be put 70 work.
Building operations have been brisk
for the past four years, there being
$3.50. 600 built last year, but beside talk,
there is nothing definite projected for
this year.
Thomas Ritson, the mine boss at
Laurelton, on the W. & L. T., has re-
signed 10 accept the position Of General
Manager OF the Blanche mines az COL
liers, and his thirty-Jhres years expe-
rience in mining is guarantee against
coal dust explosions.
Local Union No $, A. +. c. w. T.,
from which Manager Koeger, Of the
Acme, withdrew, has passed resolutions
wishing MIN success 10 his new posi-
ton, and speaking Of his intimate and
trusted relations with the union while
holding official positions.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-02-17
LoOKING BETTER ABOUT VISION.
Coal, Coke and Lumber Business Paral-
yzod BY the Recent severe weather.
SDsetqt 70 me RsJHs--

Coal, Coke and Lumber Business Paral-
yzod BY the Recent severe Weather.
SUsctg. 70 me Rsgisssr-
WELCH, w. VA, February l6.-The
business interests Of this secti0n-co2l,
coke add umber-nave been suffering
from cold weather paralysis, all the
saw mills being yet IDLE, although the
westward movement Of coal and coke
is picking up some.
Among the developments Of recent
date is the location OF two large mills
twelve miles mp Tug river, by parties
from LynchOurg, Va, which will give
employment for 200 men or more.
These mills will saw nothing but large,
choice poplar timber AMI will make all
their shipments from this station.
AT Butler, this county, the Panther
Lumber Company IS building dams, a0d
a mammoth saw mill 10 have a capacity
of 75,O 900 feet per day, and has distri-
buted vast amount or money Ia the
territory contiguous TO their plant.
Plans have been completed for the
erection, at Blue6eld. of fine opera
house, and enough OF the leading men
OF this and Mercer county are Interested
in the scheme TO make 1t Successtul.
Ritter's sawmill at this place, has
from IS 20 100 men employed, and IS
putting in another mill OF larger capa-
CITY. which will double the force. rms
concern has shipped eight cars OF lum-
Der during this month, Notwithstanding
the bad weather, although its capacity
for shipments are much greater.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-02-17

PrRE Rich BLOOD is essen;il. 70 gooa
be.I T because tho blood is the VIA
fluid which supplies al .ne " 90 agrest
life. Hoods SsrsaparI.ia Is Tue S''
blood purifier
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-02-17

Hoop,s Pills are purely vegetable
harmless, effective. do not pam u S"p'
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ABOUT PEOPLE

Daily UhroaicIs OF sns MoVonsus of
individuals
Special to ths Re0ls,s-.
New YORK, February 1G.-Wheeling,
C. W. Appenzelier, Continental; Is.
Harberger, Broadway Central; Samuel
q. Hazlett and wife. Holland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-12-06
TRACK And STABLE GOSSIP.

Bran roz,cr Of Gardiner, is said 70
have got $4,000 for Bird. " which went to
New Jersey parties The three ear-old
dllv, Ada Dutyes, has been purchased by
= ". Kills If Ellsworth Falls, president
of the Hancock County Fair Association
ri J. NJ Nash Of Cherry field Ada Dursea
is by S;smbsl,, son of Stanbaul, 2.97]3 ;
d,m NetJie MeGr. S7r, ~ Rcbers Nd
Gresor 2.i-k second dam jimmie John
sol by Young Hambletonian, son Of
Hambletonian 10; thiid dam Sweetness
BY Clark Chief SO; fourth DIR. the dan
Of John =, ? 2S3s, By Abdallah ). Ada
Daryea was bred at Btiec Bill farm, Lex
ingtou, Is.