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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-02-27
Tvvo Ixilied at ! Crosslnr,

LINDEN, O., Feb. Ala westbound
freight On the Nickel Plate road run
down q rig carrying . party Of people to
church at road crossing near this
place. Two persona were killed and
two others win likely die IS result or
their injuxies. The dead are Miss Allie
Hunt, aged 10, and Miss 8essie Hunt,
AIRED 16.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-02-27
MATCHED in NEW YORK.

The Cuban Outbreak the Result of Revo.
lutionists of This Country.
NEW YORK, Feb. 27.-The outbreak in
Cuba is said to have been hatched here
in New York. 1t is said by members of
the Cuban revolutionary party that the
date set for the uprising has been known
since Feb 9.
Jose Marti, twice banished from Gu
ban soil, because of his hate of the
Spanish domination, and General Max
imo Gomez, who commanded the East
ern wing of the Cuban rebels in the
revolution of 1858, left New York two
weeks ago. Their arrival in Cuba was
TO be the signal for the uprising.
Marti will be the head of the provi-
sional government if the revolutionists
are successful.
General Gomez is the communicating
chief of the revolutionary forces.
Can Arm 5000 Men.
Men who are high in the councils of
the Cuban party here, say that with the
arms that have been smuggled into
Cuba during the last few weeks, and
which are landed near Matanzas and
other points and those already in posses
sion of the patriot forces, General Gomez
would be able to arm 5000 men at once
and many more within avery short
time.
The plan of campaign is more COM
plete than in any of the numerous revo-
lutions which have drenehed Cuban soil
with blood
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-02-27
Chicago Union stock Yards.

CnAC1G0 Union STOCK xAFuHs
CHICAGO, Feb. 90, 1895.
HOGS-Best grades firm, others barely
steady; market active.
Sales ranged aG So 65(64 10 for light; g. so
GAO for mixed; 3d. S5@+35 for heavy
packing and shipping lots; S3. 3.s5@4O0 for
rough.
CATTLE-Market strong at yesterdays
advance.
SHEEP-Markes was slow and barely
steady.
Receipts: Hogs, $4,000; cattle. 1900;
sheep, 10000.
Chicago Grain and Provisions.
CHICAGO, Feb. 90, 1895.
CLOSING PRICES
WHEAT-February. 51A@51X Xc; May,
541s@541zc; July, 55Lc.
CORN-F February, 431S943s6c; May. 45sS
@4514c; July, 445s@44c;sSeptember. 451sc.
OATS February, 285sc; May, 300; June,
299sc; July, 2Sc.
Probationary, s10.021l; May, $10.23.
LARD-February. s6.s5; May. s64711;
July, $6.60.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-02-27

ar. Prices Cream Baking powdes
Most Perfect Made.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-17
A TEMPERANCE TALK
DR.. Tracey, Kentucky Temperance
Worker, Doing a Great Work.
List NIGHTS LARGE AUDIENCE
Frequently Applaudod His Utter
aucos, soorohinG the Run Traffic.
Other Lectures TO Follow This wOck,
Illustrated by the Aid OF tho storc'
sRtiCaa-"rho Mississippi OF Intom.
poranco" Was Last Nlshrs Topic.

Last night Dr., Tracey, the Keasaeky
temperance worker, delivered another
OF his illustrated lectures on tho evils
of tntemporaHee, at the lleaEas TabaF'
nacle, A crowd that taxed the seating
capacity Of the building was on hand.
Tho lecture was an eloquent one and
the object lessons given with the aid oil
tho iuelstereopIicon, were plain and
readily understood. There Is no doubt
that DR.. Tracey is stirring upa WONDER
iul earnest feeling in favor OF temper
aaco anon. people here who have
never before been effectively appealed
to. A feature OF his lectures is the num-
Der Of wives who bring their husbands
to listen to the truths he exponnis,
Dr. Tracey took rs the groundwork
Of his talk last evening tho mississippi
Of Inlomparancs," with its numerous
branches, "Beer run" "SrRndY creek, -
~ inc valley ntc. Instances Of how
the first glass Of vine or cider has start.
oil many young man on the Downward
path along this Mississippi untl finally
he reached the Gull al Despair were
given, and The moral in EACH case was
pointed aud 'clear,
This afternoon DR.. Tracey will make
an address 10 wiyei aud mother, reiat-
Ing TO ;hn,a Phase. OF intGmporance
which can hs wiped out in the homes,
which ha declared 10 DO worse than
drinking in the saloon. Saturday alter
noon no will talk to tie school children
and give = aIefo7pticon lecture on
"Uncle Toms Cabin" at the close,
From Wheeling Dr. Tracey will 90 to
Ballairc, Martins Terry, StenbenviIle
and " Ashinglon, where his very praise
worthy aud successful work will BIO con-
tinued.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-17

NEW YoRk. Oct. lG.-At meeting oil
tho directors OF tho Western Union
Telegraph Company, which was held at
the company's ollics to-day, the follow
ing officers we're reelected.
General Thomas .. EckeIi, president
aud general manager; John Van Horne.
Robert c. Clowry, George J. Gould and
]. Il. Van Every, vice president; j. Is.
Van Every, auditor; A. r. Brewer Sec
rotary; K. II. Rochester, treasurer
Thomas +. Clark, assistant to the nreIl-
dent, and George II. Feanon', general
attorney.
Mr.. J. IS. Van Every, who was hereto
ioro acting vice preiiden,, was made
vice president,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-17

Tho Administration OF the city gas
works iiually and formally passed into
new hand. las. evening, The members
OF the old board, except Mr. Holiday,
Who was unayoidably absent, met win
the members OF tho nav one and the
Office was formally turned over, amid q
dos OF genial good viii and good
wishes, The old board read over and
sigaed DO all the miuases OF past meet
ings. oxamiaed the accounts Rnd
sigued all checks for accounts due 10
dsle.
Secretary Sehul aud Assistant Soc'e-
tary Baier wero ~ their poati yester'
day, aud were shown tue routine OF bus
mess by the present force. Il l. under
stood that Secretary Fec and his office
toica will remain until November / aud
inducg tho new force into Office. Last
evening both tho old and tho now c.sr'
zeal forces were present Alter tue
formal work Of turning over the office
WIS done the members all had some
thing to say. Mr.. Dunlevy, Nc. Buck
man, tho connecting link between tho
two boards, Or. Ford aud Nc. Pollock
each talked kindly about tho change,
and all expressed their good Telling.
MIR. Pollock could 10. ramain Tor the
tour OF inspection winch followed, but
the others wuu; cut 20 he gas works
and were shown over tue entire plant
by Superintendent Darrah and supoTin'
tendcnt Thumpson, who has already
pretty thoroughly iamitlgriEct himself
with tho duIiei al lIi' new position.
The eas work., electric ligh! plant
and the new cas- plant under tue Hair
vey system were al Thoroughly inspect
cd and explained 10 the new members
The new plant, by the way, has been
badly delayed by the failure Of Iho four
retorts needed ior its construction to
arrive. 1t is suggested that tho retort
manufacturers would prefer to throw
cold water on the new system Tor the
reason that while 100 T6toSts were used
under tho old System, undeg tho Har'
yev patent, II II is 4 success, but Jour
will be used, aud while lne Old way 70.
quIred frequent renewals OF the retoFt
supply, the new one permits the use OF
the same reIorts Tor years at a time.
There il no shoveliRg OF coal into them,
no rough usage OF any sort, but only the
action OF tho heat to wear them out
For some reason. at any rate, the re-
storts, ordered long ago, have not yet AZ
rived.
The new board will not ill any oi tho
laborers' positions, il Is semi.olhcia!ly
stated, until it's definitely a'certained
how many OF these will be affected by
tho new system, II it proves success.
The new ras board is now in control,
and the old ono u thing OF the past, The
changes in other respects, however, will
be gradual. In the meantime the
special committee appointed by council
TO Investigate the affairs OF this depart.
ment hold, q session nov and then, and
does not Eecm any nearer the end OF us
work than when 1t began. What 1t is
doing. or aiming TO do, has so far no!
leaked out.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-17
EnIl CANAL


Engineer Clarke, Conclusions as to
Cheaper rrIn.pur aIon.
Nav YoRE, Oct, l6,-A paper was
read before the American Society Of
Ciyi! Engineer, thi, evening by 7. G.
Clarke, in which he concluded tina. a
1000 ton ship could carry grain from
Chicago to New York via the Eric canal,
deepened to twenty-five feet Tor SIC
cents per busheI; that, with tho Erie
canal despened 20 nine feet, II Houlh
cost cents per bushel in steel barres
ninety fee; long, steam towed. lie also
deduced that a steel barge II 10 iee',
= feet draught, 100 feet long. could be
towed IRON New York to Chicago and
carry grain for cents per buIhel.
Mr.. Chauucey y. button replied to
him, and claimoi that by properly APP
pIying Mr.. C,arko's basis Of cost, grain
could be- carried from Chicago to New
York via the ST. Lawrence and Lake
Champiaiu route. in 1000 ton vessel
for ~ cents per long ton, equal to
| lj.l0O cent, per buihel.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-17

In thlsprocre.sivd AGO Of tho twentieth
century one iI acga-ionHi 10 ace many
wondtou, aud mysterious things, but
Powell, WHO IL n appear at tho Opera
House on FfiIuy evening. will produce
tor tho hrsi iimc Ia iH,s eiIy lis original
programme OF new ilusion., IN which
no will ursa'ut more wondFaus things
than ever AMI viii BE- a,'i"oi by an oN.
colient compnuN Ills illusions arc said
to have stlr.lrI all Europe, where ho
has been appearing tho past summer
month"; Powell IL not ouly a magician,
but he il au inventor Of rare genius and
the bU,t C1nyer'ationaiist to-day on tho
stage Those who have read OF the
many wonderful tGings that tho iaI;Gs
oi India are 'aid to have performed will
have chance to witnc5s thom for tho
first timb.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-17
LITTER oAIntIEl,s' OVERTIME.
Claims for Par Iie,n- Iuqutrsd into In this
Vicinity this Week.


Claims for Par iiein- Iuqutrsd Into In this
Vicinity thrS Week.
lion. Henry /. Lorenz. commissioner
, United States court oil claims OF Wash.
ington, D. C., is in the city to-day, says
the stsubenvillo Star Of yesterday. at
the postotIlco holding a hearing in the
adjustment OF overtime claims Of letter
carriers. Eight hours constitute, under
the act Of March -. 1855, a government
employee dny's work, and all overtime
made by carriers up 10 March, 1894
will be paid the carriers. Tho greatest
amouat OF overtime occurred under eG-
Postmastcr George Moore, whom but six
carrera did ihe work which eicht are
now doing, wien they were called npOn
20 UGrs from ton 10 thirteen hours.
James ". l'inirnnre, John Roth, George
kirChnor, Thomas Lindsey, Miller lloyd
aud Gus schwcrbef Wess the carriers
undcr Mr. moore, and consequently will
come In for considerable overtime.
CLARK MckerChner, representing the Law
firm OF King ( c., 0f Washington, D.
C., is also present to represent the car.
ticri. Tho hearing will probably last
fwo davs, vhnn these gentlemen will
proceed 20 Is heeiingSW. Va, their next
pOinl.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-17

Although tho title Of tho big vaudc.
willie aggregation which opous at the
Grand ihis evening would denote stars
from New York only nevertheless this
big c1mpany IL composed OF American
and European novelties and features.
some OF them never before seen IN
America. Principally among ihcm afo
AM and lno. tho dying mctoors, won
dcrfnl female gymnastS, especially en-
gagged ne tho stellar toututc, Another
strong feature is tho act Of Nile Flori.
zollo, tho 1.-THE, graceful European won.
der, upon tho crystal mirror suspended
from tho dome OF tho thOatre, perform.
ing all kinds OF Contorlion tricks,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-17

The Moundsyille Land Company has
been organized and m application made
fora charter with the following named
inoorporalors. ". ". Smith, II. ".
Hunter, ]. O. Barilll, J. 3. Hicks. 9. A.
Weaver. OF Molud.Ylllr. aud ]. y.
Vance. l.. g. Siiial. George H. +.
SCHMIDT andJ. " Brown. Of Wheeling.
4 general meeting OF tho corporalor,
will be held on Noycmber 10. This
company intcnda to develop tue land
they PgFchaiei a. the last lot salo oI
tbs Moundsytlo Mining and Manuiac.
turing Company.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-17

1nE Darlington, Wis, Journal says
oditorally Of popular patent mod.
cino' "wO know from experience that
ChambcrlNins Collie, Cholera aud DiNt.
Ehma R6msdy 10 all that IL claimed for
II, ~ on two ocCilons It stopped GNCru.
eating pains aud possibly saved ua
from an untimoly grave. WOWould not
rcSt easy aver might without u IN Tho
house, This remedy undoubtedly
aaycs mora pain and suffering than any
other medicine In tho world. Every
family should kOop Il tn tho hoHtc, for
II Ia sure TO bio needed sooner or later
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-17

This evening there will DO meeting
oi ladies Of tho Island, Interested in
the Huocoal OF tho lofry, to take into
consideration tho adyisabiiily Of hold.
ine bazaar and festival 10 help rai'o
funds To pull the company out Of tho
hole. Tho meeting will bo held in tho
rooms Of the leland club, and oyOry
lady in,orcited is urged by tho com.
mittco to DO Drosent
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-17

FGnloSr, o., Oct. ga monster oft
well has been struck on tho Jacob Baker
farm in Scott township. For three days
it has spouted at the rate OF 1000 bar.
relI 4 day and shows no signs OF letting
up. An acre Of ground surrounding
the well has been dyked up aud Is
covered with oil foot deep.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-17

A pnwnr NJ attorney from tho PltlH.
butph aud ONO Co1l Company to T. +.
AloSol was dIod with Clerk Hook yes.
tortny.
4 deed was admitted To record made
October 10 by g. II, Mclick 10 the
Pythan Castle Association, Tor $500,
lot o In square II Of tho late Joseph
Caldweils addition.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-17

Tho molodrama emo s,ownway' wn'
pfosentol at tho Onofa House last oven.
Ink 10 very small hOuhc. and those
who saw IL iot tho lnt timo were dis.
appointed, while tho'n who had soon II
before lclt worse about IT, lhu com.
pany is not bad bot The pi9cs " a Ghost.
nut aud ought to bO SHOWED for gon.
grafton or two.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-17
SUMMER RESORTS.
.RROOKSIDE,
- WRgT VIRGINIA.

Altitude 8ilO foot whore tcN eau bc found
TOW muu people nrc wrade'iHF Whcfc they eAH
70 i1t tue summer u trstln ihelt health aud
strength aud ind tho proper condition aud sur
tuundlnFs Nowhere better tliNu ut lltupsaido
tot pure nlt rnul View beautiful dives liuc
brook running though tho UlaCn llhHk hnU
In the Cheat Lhru ICONS W give ypu most ~,
ifrahlur slfOn liable nrnlthod with Nll ffc'h
fruits aud Nrgc'NhIcinui Wholesome COOK Ing
N#immlAs POOL l'nGl bowling billiard .pafl1L
nt, from uaAini nul brct rdtE len cot.
Nrus hui malu motel l,nlutdi IA 80 pUt week
Nor Descriptive circular etc nl1fess
8 PRESCOTT WIGHT
lyG llthONsilu W Va
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-17

Aclsal Ducc. ncycr fails ono Minute
Couch euro a romcly foe asthma,
and that iovofish condition which ao.
companies u severe cold Tho only
AaSmlsn fnHsIy lAai produces immg.
diato fcBulta Logan Drug Co., Wheel.
Ing, W. Va, ~ w. Peabody, BOnwood,
and Dowio ACo bridgeport, y.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-17

NotluSa so distressing AZ a hack Ing
cough Nothing 80 foolish ~ to sullor
from II, Nothing 40 dangerous II nj.
loved to continue. OnO Minute Cough
Cure gives immcdinlo tollOi. Logan Drug
Co., Wheeling, W. Va, u. 7. Peabody,
lionwood aud Bowio 4 Co., Bridge.
mort, O.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-17
OFF WITH THE OLD
Aud on with tho New at the City
Gas Works Last Night
TWO OF THE new TRUSTEES VISIT

Tho Works, aner tho Old Board
Formally Steps Down and Out
Lots OF Pretty Things said by tho
I,otlrIns aud IacomiuG Membors
about QUO Auother-New aiemDoFs
VOL Pleased,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-17

MmnANicNliLr ~. Many Couyty,
M. Il sold 4 bottle NJ Chnmborlain'S
Pain Balm 70 q man who had bssH sai.
iofing with rheumatism iof soyntal
wears. 1t made him a we'll man. A. /.
McGlLf. l.nr sOlo nj 10 ccnt pcf bottle
BY druggists.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-17

Tho September petroleum statistics
SHOW that a, compared with the first OF
September stocks nave Increased In the
Appalachian field from 4,j32 00iSs bar
res 20 4,9OS. A92.S5 barrels, an increase
OF SIS, GSB. 95 barrels. Thoaverasa daily
production has increased from 81. iSG4l
barrels TO sS,2Gj y barrels, an increase
OF 1852 barrels. Tho receipts in Sep.
TENDER wers 2,G47, $685. barrels, as
compared with 2,7ll,ijLl2 barrels in
August, q decrease OF G3,JII75 barrels.
The number ri wells completed was
703; dry holos, 100; rici building sep.
TENDER 30, 1856; average production o.!
now wells, 24.3 barrels.
The work Of the drill in tho local
fields IS shown below:
Sis,ersville oils completed, sjidry
holoI, "a; initial production, S,OIi bar
rolls; weiis drilling September 30 ~
lic5 building, u.
ManniRgton-Wolls completed, IS !
dry holes, :; initial production. 1856
barrels; wells drilling September 80,
l02 rigs building, Is.
Mood, Richie, Peasants and Writ
Counties Wells completed, 10; dry
holes, 4; initial production, sol barrels
wells drilling september 80, 9Ii rig'
building, -.
Belmont county. Ohio-wella drill.
ing, Z rigs building, /.
S.eubenyille completed, Il
dry holes. .; initial production, Is bar
Tsls; well, drilling. 3; rigs building, D.
MHrieitA-Wells completed. ~; dry
holes, .; initial production, Ito barrels;
wells drilling, 2; rigs building, J.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-17

Nobody need bnYu Neuralgia oct Dr. Miles,
Palm Tlls if0m dfuaglals. "Ohu cent dUso, "
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-17
TWELVE HUNDRED BARRELS

said to bO the Daily Product OF a Rich
strike Ia the Cow Hun sand Near WaVsr'
B-Wotk Of the brill Ia september.
Last evening several officials of the
Florence Oil Company, Of Pittsburgh,
which has made several good sIrIkeb in
the southwest field, were in the city en-
route to Wayerlyin response to a 'ee'
gram telling Of wonderfully rich strike
made at ono OF tfoir Welk They were
President w, ]. Friday, the well known
wholesale liquor mani George IrauI'
man, vicc.prosidOnt; j, l, kial, secTe'
Iary-tTeSsursr, aud q, b. Shaher, SUPER
inteudent,
Tho telegram they received was to
the effect that yesterday morning when
the drill touched the shallow Cow Kun
sand at their No. S well on the Cooper
tract, near WRverly, tho oil commUncod
10 apurI over tho derrick, A rough es'
tindla OF tue rate ag which tho grease
WAS coming out was fifty barrels an
hour, or l,9O0 barrels u day. by far the
best SlIike mado in rho Wavorly dis
trict, which, Dg the way, is coming TO
the front In great shape lately, Severn
teen wells have been completed in this
section, OF which twelve arc producers,
not counting the rich strike mentioned
above, There is great eagerness dis
played in securing leasoS about Wa
verify, and BOOM is undoubtedly a.
hand.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-17

ItIronbl"h wan rheumatism Head THIS.
hSSAroLl', Mn, April 10, 1901
havo used ChambefiNin's Pain ttatm for
Rheumatism and found It to DO all lhnt
i claimed l1r II, ! believe II 10 bs tho
boSI preparation Tor rheumatism and
deep seated muscular pains on tho mar.
kot aud choorinlly recommend II to tho
public, joins q. BnooRs, donlor In
boots, Ahoc', olc,, No. ~ Main street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-17
WANTED.

DOSITIONS FOR FEW PUSHING
L SAleSmen on salary: staple line Il you
mean business address Tor paTIicu!aEs sAl.lS
Are. LUXE BROS Chicago. se9D.M1s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-17

Pithhurg!l-ltiyor foot two.tcniha
aud stationary at tue dam, Weather
clear and cool.
MOrgsDiown -lIiYOr foot aud sta
ionary. Weather clear mud warm.
GroenGboro-Rtycr u foot and sla.
tionary, Weather clear aud warm.
Oh Ctty-Rtysf . Inches and station.
airy. Weather cloar and pleasant.
StoubOnylIU--liiyor . incilo, aud sta.
tiOnRty. Weather clear aud warm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-17
NAVIGATION SUSPENDED

Entirely Out OF wheeIiuG-Ths River
Lower Than Before in 'O5-rhe Charles
ton rte, Up.
The river iI now within less than two
inche, Of the lowest stage ever recorded
at Wheeling Yesterday afternoon the
mark, showed n Iittlo over II inches
aud las. night at 0 o'clock twas nearly
an inch lower. Last summer, it will DO
remembered, the river reached the
banner low water mark, 0 inches From
present indications it looks as though
it will eclipse this record this trip.
With no water in sight from above and
reports coming in Of the wonderfully
low water OH the two headWAtOr streams
nothing elso need be expected.
For tho FIRST time in many years nav
igation is this morning entirely su'-
pended. 20 lar rs tue port OF Wheeling
|, concerned. The two "sand.crab'
Ma,amorag boan, Favoriio and J. O.
HOPKINS, had already stopped, the
fayOrite's being an enforced stop-sho
Is hard and last on tic famous CaplIna
bar as PoWhaiaa; and yesterday the
Jennie George made her las. trip IN tho
Clarincton trade. The George did not
get away Tuesday until 10 p NJ. aud
owing to peculiar iucidunt she went
aground below Belllire, opposite the
Belmont coal works.
Just alter leaving Bullare the iremon
had thrown open tic furnace doors.
The glare, spreading out IN advance Of
the boat, so blinded the eyUi OF the pilot
that no was unable to stay in the mar.
row channel. The boat SWervod to the
Loft and was soon hard aground. 1t took
several hours oil hard work to glI nor
ahont, aud then the captain decided TO
come back to Wheeling, take out what
freight was offered, try to make the run
TO Darlington ana thea quit uutil tlcrs
IL mora water. This was dono, the
jennie getting away at noon yo'lerdag.
Nothing was heard from her yesterday,
aud It's presumed she succeeded IN
getting over tho bars al McAaAoH'a,
CaptinR aud one or two othor places.
10 complete the tic.up Of navigation
inieresta the management oi tho steam
ferry boat Charleston yesterday dc.
Cidgi TO quit for tho present, tho risk
Of injury TO tho boat on account Of the
low water being too groat. It IL said
that tho Charleston will resume Just az
soon MS thOto iS u reasonable stage OF
water
The Washington times., 1895-02-22

RY A RESPECTABLE CoLoRED WOMAN A
49, situation as cook in private boarding house,;
or cook and laundress in private family; good
refs. Address NJ G. L., No 3l4 Sd st. sw. fe203td
The Washington times., 1895-02-22

SITUATIoN WANTED - FEMALE - READ
- this-I want Office, store or cashiers work;
am a penmau of no mean ability; furnish
bonds or refs Address ADA, care of Room Il,
10O6 St NV fe2I-3fd
The Washington times., 1895-02-22

COMPETENT MISUNDERSTANDING GEN.
" tlemens clothes speciality; satisfaction
guaranteed Call or address LAUNDRESS, 1877
Ii ST. nv. fe20-3td