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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-01-11
LATEST FROM FRONT.
No R beIs Encountered on Tan.
talus This Morning.
Fifty systedouS ShtoS Freak th. Still
ness Of tbe Night
Fifty systedouS ShtOS Freak The Sill :


dent went, under competent advice,
to Mount Tantalus this morning.
He returned at 3 o'clock, reporting
that no rebels could be found in
Manoa or Pauoa Valleys, or on
Mount Tantalus. The whole coun-
try comprising those places has been
thoroughly thrashed out.
Co. B. is at the top Of Tantalus
this morning, AZ men under Capt.
Thos. +. Wall. They had nothing
to eat from yesterday morning at 6
o'clock until 2 o'clock this morning.
At o'clock this morning Lieut..
Kenake with a squad OF IL men,
went on a scouting expedition.
They followed the ridge over as
far as the Nuuanu Valley. Re-
turning on the ridge beyond
they went back to Manoa Valley.
From there they returned to the
top OF Tantalus, without having
met with any adventures what
ever. The fog was very thick, and
it was colder than Halifax-so say
the boys. The chilliness OF the sit
ustion was, however, relieved by DR..
Wesson, surgeon Of the corps, who
doctored the boys for their sore feet
aud hands and, incidentally, gave
them drink from large demijohn,
which afforded them great deal OF
comfort.
At noon to-day the company
changed its position, retiring from
the top of Tantalus and occupying
the bridge just above Ii. w. Schmidts
mountain villa, where it will await
orders.
Three men OF Company B have
been sent in for medical treatment
and NJ. Pteiirsr, Geo. Kluegel and
, Geo. Cavauaugh are knocked out
! generally and unfit for duty.
w. Nj. Chamberlain and Chas
Weight acted as guides to the com
pany and made themselves general
ly useful.
From Tantalus our war CORES
$ pondent went over to Pauoa Valley
Lieut.. King with 30 men, who
were situated in Pauoa Valley, re-
,, ceived late last night a sketch MAJ
4 of Pauos Valley and the country be
h you'd. They received orders to q
over the ridge and occupy pas
= that was marked on the map. o
h account OF the inaccuracy OF tn
J. map, Lieut.. King was misled f.
. some time but finally located tn
: pass.
+ There was only one gulch marke
on the map, but when Lieut.. Kin
II arrived on the ground he foun
81 three gulches, one as large as anC
20 Their.
IA A trail undoubtedly made by tn
IT revolutionists was found leading
Nuuanu Valley.
- Lieut.. Kings command has ha
"A nothing to eat since yesterday at
s. p. m.
AS our correspondent was return
IN ing from the base OF operation
~ word was received that provision
d. would be- sent to the command.
S. There are no soldiers in PauC
Valley excepting five standing guar
40 at the mouth OF the Valley.
IS This morning at 3 o'clock abo'
20 fifty shots were fired in Pauoa Va
ok ley. 1t is positive fact that thu
:. were fred, but where they were fire
at from, or by whom, nobody in Il
adj Government forces can say.
a The native preacher, Sam. X, X
H. loa, who used to expound Seyent
"a Day Adventism at the Fishmark,
n, was captured going down to Koola
poke by Lieut.. Kings comman
o. He said he had not been with w
eo cox's crowd since they left Diamol
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-01-11
Real Estate and Loans

The enlargement Of the LOAN Market
so Ms to covrr the wants and necessities OF
the large number OF honorable people who
are not owners Of unincumbered Real
Estate was one Of the most necessary limo
yations Of resent years. To many II has
meant relief from pressing claims at the
very time when most essential. When
properly and hOnorably conducted this
business is Of equally great importance
and value to the community as Building
and Loan Associations have proved them
selves TO be.
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THE ESM ERALDA.
An Ecuadorian Vessel Under the
Venezuelan Flag.

An officer Of the warship Esmeral.
da was asked by BULLETIN reporter
what her nationality was. He said it
was that OF Ecuador. II was not
known by the officers whether she
had been bought by Japan. The
captain had sealed orders and the
ship was going to San Francisco to
have her boilers cleaned. Unless
Webster and Lloyds are wrong, the
Esmeralda is flying the Venezuelan
flag. The officers have applied for
passes while the ship is in port.
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Chief of Police Crowley Of San
Francisco and wife leave on the S. s.
Alameda this evening for their home.
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Mrs. Sutton, wife OF Purser j. B.
Sutton OF the S. S. Alameda, will
leave on that steamer this evening.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-01-11

4 flagpole has been erected over
the Republic" Cunha's new build
ing on King street.
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Common Sense

Should be used in attempting to
cure that very disagreeable disease,
catarrh. As catarrh originates in
impurities in the blood, local appli-
cations can do no permanent good.
The common sense method of treat
ment is to purify the blood, and for
this purpose there is no preparation
superior to Hoods Sarsaparilla.
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Drink
Hires
Root


This delicious temperance drink not only quenches
thirst but promotes and preserves good health.
There's drink in the world like HIRES ROOT
BEER, in composition, in preparation, in popula
iity. It's wonderful SUCCESS is a matter of history,
and can only be explained by the fact that people
everywhere recognize and appreciate its health and
pleasure-gving qualities. They will not drink the
worthless and injurious substitutes
RD~ Ask your storekeeper for it. Made only
by The Charles f. Hires Co., Philadelphia t. S A.
Testimonials:
1--WE have used bottles
the delicious
+. HAMMER, 1920 I'd Ave, Altoona, Pa, L. 5. A."
1--WE have used Root family winter
and and would do without Of water
Miss lLrrINcorr Cor ID and Pine Camedn
JOBB ERS
lloBRoN DRUG COMPANY 49, Wholesale Druggists
BENSON, SMITH ~ COMPANY........ g
HOILI>TER DRUG COMPANY, LTD...
LEWIS ~ COMPANY. Grocers
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The w. g. Hall which arrived
this afternoon brings word that
everything is quiet on Maui and Ha-
vail
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-01-11
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
Samoa is quiet.
The bark S. G. Allen left at |
O'Clock this afternoon for the Golden
Gate.
A nagpole has been erected over
the Republic" Cunha's new build
ing on King street.
Mrs. Sutton, wife OF Purser j. B.
Sutton OF the S. S. Alameda, will
leave on that steamer this evening.
Chief OF Police Crowley Of San
Francisco and wife leave on the s. s.
Alameda this evening for their home.
The w. g. Hall which arrived
this afternoon brings word that
everything is quiet on Maui and Ha-
waii.
Mechanics Home, corner Hotel
and Nuuanu streets, lodging by day,
week or month. Terms: % and 80
cents per night; 81 and fl.25 per
week.
Any person desiring good Japa-
nese man or boy to work at very low
wages will please call on 7. ID. Gar
vim, corner OF Richards and King
streets.
j. W. Chapman, the well-known
caterer, is now open for engage
ments for banquets, weddings, balls,
dinner parties, garden parties, etc.
Address him care OF BULLETIN Office.
II. G. Biart has removed from
King street to the store of Chris
Gertz, Fort street. There he will
repair watches and make souvenir
spoons aud jewelry Of every descrip.
ton. Having been the practical
matchmaker for Wenner d Co. ten
years, he needs no putting.
The S S. Alameda arrived from
the Colonies this morning. She was
Immediately placed in the hands of
the authorities. Not even W. u. lr.
win was allowed on board without a
pass from military headquarters
The Alameda will leave for San
Francisco at 3 o'clock this evening
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-01-11

The bark S. G. Allen left at |
o'clock this afternoon for the Golden
Gate.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-01-11

Mechanics Home, corner Hotel
and Nuuanu streets, lodging by day,
week or month. Terms: rs and 50
cents per night; 81 and fl.25 per
week.
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contingent are known to be suffering
for want of food and clothing. 1t
has also been learned that before
Wilcox left Manoa there was defec.
ton in his horde and he stood in
danger of assassination by his own
followers. Residents Of Manoa valley
have been compelled to furnish food
to Wilcox's people and report that
they have been threatened with loss
of life and property il they refused.
With Co. + in the valley they feel
safe. An extended skirmish to the
top Of the ridge which divides Pauoa
aud Manoa will be made to-day.
waianae All Right.
A sentry on King street told q
BULLETIN reporter who was taking
constitutional at II o'clock that he
had heard that Deputy Sheriff Will
liam Sheldon had been shot in the
shoulder at Waanae.
The rumor was investigated at the
Police Station, where it was ascer-
tanned that Sheldon himself had re-
ported the Waianae situation by
telephone at quarter to ten. Still
Attorney. g ene raj Smith and Deputy
Marshal Brown went after that
rumor with a determination to hunt
it down which was successful. After
hammer away at Waianae on the
wires for half an hour, they raised
it and received the report, Every
thing is very quiet"
Sheldon mad reported his having
placed guards on tho road to pre-
vent natives who we're reported TO
he coming to Honolulu from getting
on their way.
More Prisoners.
Palau and Manuel Lolo were
brought into the station this fore
noon. They were arrested in Nuu.
anu Valley by specials. The mems
excuse was that they were coming
into town to dispose OF their butter
They were held for investigation
Another man held for investigation
is James Spencer, telephone opera
tor. S. kaohiwaena was arrested al
his home. He is charged with con
spiracy.
The following were arrested to-
day for conspiracy or investigation
Palau,
Manuel Lobo,
S. Kaohiwaena,
James Spencer,
5. X. Kaloa.
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TO LET

FURNISHED HOUSE Am -
L 10 is, at terminus Of IL
tranIcars, WAIKIKI. ~ ~
Apply 10
q. X. BOARDhAN,
l2O6-ti 3i7 King street.
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The Trouble at Waialua.

When the report of the impend-
ing attack on the Waialua court
house was heard in Eva on Wedues-
day night seventy men volunteered
to go over and help put down the
insurgents. They only had nine
guns in the crowd. The sheriff at
Waialua reported back that no as
sist ance was needed.
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Any person desiring a good Japa-
nese man or boy to work at very low
wages will please call on I. d. Gar
vim, corner Of Richards and King
streets.
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j. W. Chapman, the well-known
caterer, is now open for engage
ments for banquets, weddings, balls,
dinner parties, garden parties, etc.
Address him care of BULLETIN Office
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-01-11

Hoods Pills cure constipation by
restoring reristaltic action Of the
alimentary canal.
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Island Steamers Will Depart.

At The Cabinet meeting held this
morning the matter OF allowing the
steamers Kinau, Mikahala and Le-
hua to depart for their respective
ports was discussed. 1t was finally
decided to allow them to go. So
unless the orders are countermand-
ed they will leave this evening at 5
o'clock,
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Samoa is quiet.
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Nearly Two Hundred Prisoners.

BY yesterday Thursday after
noon there were 40 prisoners, in
connection with the uprising, in
Oahu Jail. 1t is the intention OF
the authorities to imprison all future
prisoners of war in the barracks.
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Various Items.

President and Mrs. Dole forward
ed coffee and cakes to Capt, Ziegler's
company yesterday.
There is much rushing to and fro
at army headquarters this morning.
Capt. Tom Wall reported at head
quarters this afternoon and received
orders to take a new position with
his forces on Tantalus.
No one will be allowed to leave on
either the Alameda or island steam.
ers this evening unless provided with
pass from the military head
quarters.
Minister King dropped his Citi-
zens' Guard badge this morning.
His attention was called to the fact
by BULLETIN reporter.
George Lycurgus, proprietor OF
the Sans Souci Resort, who is one OF
the prisoners in Oahu Jail, has made
application to be- allowed to leave
the country on the S. S. Alameda
this evening. His request has not
been granted
The grocery wagons were around
day supplying customers.
Policemen Holi aud Lokana, and
Lieut., Ludwig, in the Queens Hos
pital, are all on the mend.
Some OF the rebels were seen in
Manoa Valley this morning and were
fired upon by the Government
troops. The rebels did not respond,
1t is believed the men belong to S,
Nowlein's detachment.
Robert Wilcox and his men, it was
believed at noon, are still on Mount
Tantalus. Members of the Citizens
Guard and Sharpshooters will GO
over the Pail and endeavor to attack
them from the rear.
The Citizens Guard stationed in
Nuuanu Valley returned to town AT
3 o'clock this morning. They had
seen nothing of the rebels. One ma
tive was spied coming down the hill
but before he had got halfway q
Portuguese soldier fired a shot anC
he retreated back into the noun
tains.
None OF the men OF the Ecuado
rian cruiser Esmeralda are allowed
shore liberty.
| Saptaln MORSE, IurSer sutton ant
officers Of the S. S Alameda wer'
not allowed shore communication
this forenoon.
The Honolulu Iron Works ant
most of the principal stores in tow
are still closed.
Rev. +. w. Damon with a hand
cart supplies the guards on Kim
street and the bridge with COLE
aud sandwiches.
Lieutenant Kanae's gun went o.
in the air accidentally yesterda
, evening while he was drilling hi
l men in the station yard. The r.
port caused quite a ilutter anon
those on the streets aud in the in
mediate vicinity.
3 Three Winchester rifles and half
/ box OF cartridges were discovered i
I house near Diamond Head yeste
3 day afternoon. The woman OF I'll
a house told the officers that she ha
x thrown three new revolvers into Il
s water,
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ROOMS AND BOARD

DOOMS AND BOARD A yzuN ~.
IL for a few persons can be M99S
had at Ilaniwai, On the Wal. p1ff ~
XXI beach,
W. 3. BARTLEtT,
li75-tf Proprietor.
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LOCAL BREY1rTEs
Matter. Of Minor Moment tn aHd About
the cry.

Matters % Minor Moment Ia aHd About
Ihr cry.
The Grand this eyeRlng-"The Cap
tains New Nate
Late last night May Wilson, Of Alley
@, WAS run IN by Oiiicer Gardnsr for
disGFdcrly conduct,
The Laughlln iron works has signed
the AmalgamRted Association scale for
It's Tin plate plnnt for the ensuing year
Last night the Panhandle club gave
a select bail NJ Turner hall when drew
q good crowd, and al had an enjoyable
time. Prof lSllmcyer mace the music,
Henry Elsenbcrg was aralgnPd be-
fore Squire Fitzpariel. last evening on
u chatec of assault and battery on
John WcinGr. The case was set ior
hearing at y. m. to-day
Friday nights attraction at the OPP
era House win be James a. Herne.s
SHORE Acres" and the piece has such
hold on the people that this an
nouncement VIII doubtless I'LL the
house.
Yesterday was ''visltors' day" In the
city schools. There were many callers
In the most OF the schools, and among
them were a number Of teachers from
hGnOOlh ONNE Tue IlNtEf FfNNlAA VI t''NlN
being from st, Clairsyllle,
Last night fence near inns run
below Benwood, caught FIRE, and every
thing near II was 10 dry that before
the flames could be checked about n
quarter OF H. mile OF fence, grass aud ev-
crythJng had been burned,
W. -. johnson was the name given by
o man arrested last evening by officer
Bnbb on charge Of selling spectacles
without n license. He announced his In
tentloD to whip tho officer, but at last
accounts had not done so,
Two efJght-yenr-old girls were re-
ported missing from their humcs in the
Sixth ward yesterday, but We're found
late In the afternoon by the police, In
the search n Polish girl was also found,
and her parents had to be hunted up,
Sunday a small bullet entered the
house Of August Miller In the Eighth
ward. through nm open Window mar
rowly missing Mrs, Miller and struck
the stove. No report was heard, and
II was evidently another careless stray
shot
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-19
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In The city AMI Wheeling
FGiIis Abroad.

Strangers In the city AMI Wheeling
FGIIis Abroad.
p. S. Cole, of Parkersburg, registered
at the Stamm.
Hon. II. C.uervey. of Wellsburg,was
here few hours yesterday.
Mrs. u. HIldreth and family, of Sis
tcrsyille, were guests at the Stamm
j. a. Gatlan, of Warrington, was
among yesterdays arrivals at the Nc
Lure.
Il. G.. Long, OF Parkersburg, and 4.
" Faulkner, Of Mannington, We're at
the Windsor.
Charles Colcbaugh, of New Cumber-
land, and L. Sweetland OF Slstersvllle,
are Stamm arrivals
General Manager George Heard, of
the Natural Gas Company of West
Virginia, was Wheeling visitor.
b, Forst, Of Pittsburgh, u member Of
the oil producing firm OF Forst &
Greenlce, was guest at the MoLure
n. N. Barnsdall, the Bradford retro
lcum IEagnnte, was in wheeling yes
telday and left In the afternoon for Sis
tersvllle,
George w Crawford, OF Emlenton,
Pa n prominent oil OPERATOR lnteres-
ted in the southwest fields, was at the
McInrG yesterday.
Mr. j. Flynn, district superintendent
of the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany, was here yesterday On business,
and left In the afternoon for Pittsburgh
Mrs. n. Kennedy and little son. who
have been visiting at Mr. kennedys
parents, on Thirteenth street, left yes
terllny for Pittsburgh where they VIII
reside in the future.
Miss Annie Elder. of SlstersvIlle, ono
of the leaders of oil metropolis society.
was In the city yesterday on shopping
expedition. She returned home on the
afternoon Ohio River train.
a. a. Holt, of MTlllcrstown, Pa, one
OF the lucky operators who Is interested
in the wonderful oil strike at eureka,
above Waverly, was at the Mcclure
last evening. en- route to the field.
NJ. Gorrell and o. Gorrell, Of AlElers;
Joe Snal,crd. OF SlsterBvlllc; u. j. Will
Jams and wife, and Mrs. j. +, McClus-
key, Of New MnrtlnsvIlle, were among
West Virginia people at the Behler.
Frcd Huseman, son ofthc late Fred
IIusemhn, who has had n long SIEGE with
pneumonia and Is now conHaNscing,
leaves to-day for Taylor, Texas, where
he will remain during the winter and
recuperute.
G. w. Hand, A. ]. Hand and w. S.
Hand, loft yesterday afternoon over the
Pennsylvania lines, for Atlanta. Ca,
where they will take In the Cotton
States Exposition this winter, and eX'
tend their trip to Florida.
A number of West Virginia drovcrs
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The Hunter farm is now in the center
Of operations in the Wayerly shallow
held. and Is one OF the richest in oil
oyer struck in the TOuthwest fields. The
farm Is cut up in three leases and two
Of these nre controlled by Wheeling
companies The Hunter oil Company,
organized by McMnsters and DIekiu-
son. owns the 100 acre tract on which
the rich strike was made latt week;
the Enterprise Oh Company, organized
by Messrs. TomliHs0n. Mckee and 9th
ers has eighty acres, and shelshott &
Co. have seventy acres
The latest news from the well OF the
Hunter company was 10 the effect that
with the drill liftcen feet In the sand,
the production was NJ the rate OF 100
barrels. II will be drilled In about ten
feet more and the production Is expect
cd to Increase to at lcaGt go barrels.
Tho Shelshott 20 lot ~ considered
pretty valuable. Last week shelshott
disposed OF OHe-fourth interest NJ
$500; this was before tile well Of the
Hunter company came IN, whicI OF
course increases the value OF the sur-
rounding territory,
Excitement Is RUNNING high In the
old and abandoned Eurefa iield IN
Wood county. six miles above Waverly,
The "Big jim" which was drilled In two
DAYS ago was flowing last evening Mt
the rate Of thirty barrels an hour. The
drill has penetrated the sand only to II
lnrlf. ~ nIuhNght tnRhpa and there 4
no doubt entertained BY thoro In n posi-
ton To know TINT the production Will
jump UP when the drill goes deeper in
the sand,
This In q wonderful strife, especially
as II Is located IN territory that has al
why's boon condemned. The owners Of
the well hpd ouly 240acrcs leased, There
ia n story In connection with the strlk-
ing OF oil at this we'll. The drill had
gone down !,fij feet and the owlicrs
wore discouraged ct not finding theide-
sired oil bearing sand. ~ the dppth
mentioned Il had been decided to GhNn-
don tho well, hut one of the owners who
was present. requested TINT the drill be
sent down another screw or two. AZ one
screw the sand was reached and the
greatest well of the week was brought
H.
ON SATURDAY., Farmer PARCEL leased
hin farm. buck OF Eurclir, to his son,
Josh Farrell, for $500 bonus, and IN
twcnty-four hours the Junior PARCEL
had disposed Of his leGse for $4,000.
Up 10 yesterday considerable good ter"
ritory was still Unbiased, but n few
hours will sec It all gobbbled up. Aaron
Ruckmnn and William Kester leased
their farms yesterday to Pittsburgh
people for 800 mn acre, cash.
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cHuRcH WORKERS, INSTITUTE

Opened In Belinirc with Good Attcn-
dnnce--'To-iny's Programme.
The church workers institute began
It's sessions in the First NJ. Il. church
In Bellairc last night with n splendid
audience, and after the devotional ex-
ercscs by Rev. John c. McCrackcn,
the papers on various branches of
church work by Messrs. w. j. Morrl-
son, II. A. Lichtenbcrgcr and Y. G.
Nicholson were read and elected most
favorable comment The sessions viii
continue to-day, beginning this morn
lng In the U. r. church, with the follow
lng programme:
The Young Peoples SoslctIes
Devotional EAcrclses-Lesson Deut
II, lS-32
Esontlnls OF successful Prayer.
mCptlnE-tBAgny. "n.u.,.,,.t.t,
81 $, McClclland aud John Clifton
Our Social life: How can II DO
Observation-Disclosures, 'U." iiihmai Zion
Our officers and Cgminlttcca: How
Cnn Their Work bu rendered
More Efficient Oigony. .,",.n.,
".n,,us".,.".',,nMiH Miss Mary Wise
AFTERNOON slfsslON-ii3o.
So. CTo be held At Christian church,
Tho Sununy SCHOOL
s. IS, i5.lG,"s,.. Roy. j. n Foster
New Methods and Their succtRs..
Tho Union lenGhcrs hlc"tlng!
Whit II Could do Shall we
HIVE OnC?unitnv. q. H. Coleman
Tho DUTY Of tho Congregation To-
wards tile sabbath Echopl..uu,
.r,"t.",""u"""A. Il. Stewart
Question llOH.
EVENING SESSION $40.
rFn he hcldIn First Presbyterian church
Th6 church. IN the Community
DoyotiUnll ENcrcirrs-L Lesson Col
%. cinplCr.D,n Roy VIM pcrCgOy
IN HclnilOn To Social reforms ll1H.
Nnyluutnnnyt,,.Nr nIHC llupklna
In Relation to tile Public sghp0lg
uGnHay .,,,",s,. Frank Myclf
In Rotation 10 Public Charities tEs-
y)n,,U,,,,''U'''uA, y. JOHNSON
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John r. Harris George ". Carney and
:. 81. Dare. az Parkefsburg. Mr Scott,
however. sold his interest last Saiur-
day
This James Ridge well. on the Win
grove farm. and the Cross veil. on Hap
~ HOLLOW. are expected IN.
Yesterday was great day IN the
Wayerly,Oil field. Several thouHaHd
from this city.