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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-06
A NooNsHNER.s PASSPORT.


Tt Was Useless Rifle but it Saved q
Deputy Marshal
When Col Wo0dcock was appointed
lnterua. Revenue Collector for the Fifth
district iu Tennessee. complaints pour
al into his Office that one Moses B0ark.
or Macon county was manufacturing
and selling whisky iu violation of the
Internal revenue laws. Roark had been
the cc,or-bearer of Woodcock's regi-
meut the Ninth Kentucky cavalry.
United States Army and he knew him
to De @ powerful. brave and good SOL
der He wrote q letter 90 Roark ask
Ing him To- give un his bad habits and
become good citizen He gave his
letter to young fellow, Innocent and
ambitious, who had just been appoints
td % deputy marshal The latter armed
himself with rifle and revolver, and
SET out for Roarks Roark was not at
home when he arrived but Mrs. ROark
TOLD him 90 put up his horse and make
hlmso.i at home until her husband ar
rived. Nose got home after midnight.
ana me letter was not delivered until
The next morning.
Dung man. said the m0onshiner.
you nave entered upon a perilous occu-
patton Farming Isl not $50 profitable.
but much Tess dangerous. You tell Bill
lWO00cCckl thar the war is over I
fought four years Tor my inalien9bIe
rights-life liberty and pursuit Of hap
piness. Manufacturing the products of
my 81. Z. cOndensins &c into o marketing
space or i'm plain English. spiriuaIiz-
ing my corn. is am inllionable right
connected very closely with the pursuit
of happiness. and / shall not surrender
it. His authority over me closed with
the war; when / resumed my sover-
eignty.
When the fellow s1t ready 90 mount
his horse BOark noticed his gun. seem
iugly for the first time. He took hold of
60. examined IT, then took all the car
tridges ont
"Have YOU pist0l2 Let me see it, 80
This was handed out He took the cy-
Under out Of it. carried the gun TO a big
tree I'm the yard. and giving 10 power
ful blow bent the barrel Handing it
back. he said. Young man. I've saved
wear l.e The BOYS VIII see ycu and
YOUR gun. They viii know I have met
YOU and passed YOU on Go home. and
don't let Bin WoOdcCck send YOU on any
more fool errands With his salary OF
$500 a year. be cannot appreciate the
difficulty of living on corn crop forty
miles from market Buffalo Express.
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WOOL.

LONDON. December "a good assert
ment was offered AT the wool auction sales
to-day and competition was spirited.
america bought well. The number of
bales offered was 120l5, of which 1890 We're
Withdrawn. Following are the sales i'm
detail:
1eIu1s5d: greasy. HadW Is Id.
Queeuslaud-l590 bales secured, Is l2d
ais 81, greasy. 5Nl0d.
Nictoria4l57 bales; secured, 3i2dQls
Gsd: greasy. Htd0ls 3ld
South Australia 1886 bales; greasy, 42Q
Sod.
swan Rivers bales; greasy, GQ7d.
New Zealand-2o9 bales; secured said;
cane of Good Hope and Natal PSI
bales; secured. 9d0ls 3D. greasy 5%4Id.
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-NAr1-RAL REQUEST

"Can I say a word the condemned
man asked. as he stood, with the moose
about his neck.
You may" said the sheriff, correct
ing the speakers grammar. for this was
q Massachusetts sheriff and he realized
how much depended upon it.
What | wish to request pursued
the condemned man, addressing the
knot of reporters, lis that none of you
gentlemen Will introduce into wour re-
ports of this final act Of my life that
cid chestnut about my taking a drop
too much
1--WE will not" answered the report,
ers. in a glad chorus.
Thank YOU said the condemned
man. advancing his head toward the
executioner. Then as the black cap was
drawn on he nodded gratefully to the
reporters.
Goodbye. boys" he cried, cheerful
ly: see you later
Those were the last words. The re-
pOrters wondered what he meant by
them.-New York Recordr.
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OIL LEASES Two FORA:
FOR SALE AT
REGISTER OFFICE.
TWO FORMS
3 cts. Each or rs cts. Per Dozen.
nl-Leas.s pr 10 DO DIDO onshortnOtlce
PROBATE OF WILL.

Office Of the Clerk of the County Court of
Ohio County. state of West Virginia.
I'm the matter of the probate OF the last
will and testament of julius Jacobs. de-
ceased. The object Of the petition filed in
This matter, on the 2ist day of November,
A. d. 1898. is to have admitted 10 probate
a paper writing purporting TO be the will
Of julius Jacobs, deceased, bearing date
on the 9Th day of July, 1894. and it appear
ing from an affidavit filed with me in my
office that Gustave Jacobs and Fanny
Lang. the persons who are therein and by
said petition declared to be interested I'm the
probate OF said will are non-residents of
this State it is ordered that they do APP
pear at my office IN the city of Wheeling.
i'm the county and State aforesaid within
one month after the date of the first pub
Ucation hereof and do what is necessary to
protect their interest in this matter. The
hearing of said petition is set for the 23d
day of December, 1898, at the hour Of 10
O'Clock q M.
Published the first time November %.
1895. GEORGE HOOK, Clerk
W =. Francis. Atty. nO22Cawt
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PRODUCE

CHIC. Aco D,
shown 1oro a.ti,.i,,.- ,'t ~ neat mas
Iei ,,,7,.,i i i,.- before noon me price
night THE Er-lisb c4f.,s ,,.C'. . 49,, -,'
Tne rao4irts -,-tr -,..,, were 81 en-
expected ana the cash demand fo, .S ,...'-
irc the past few DAVIS shows n,, s,.,,- ''' ~
. abatement Corn was -f~l,.r- Nov .rr.j
az -,@ .c to -,-.r TO- ZIc split and ~ noon
Was ->1Sc. December SOLD ar g,a.c fo so d.
I The marE-- got stronger during th. r4ef
hour influenced largely iv trS biiia. ir
wheat May sold up To- -gisc and Dcrem-
beer 90 -f'-c. Oats We're quiet but firm.
iG.c .-''D I'''''i'e' at
Wbear oas5 81 sr~,,,. -e- a---. 10. NJ
3 red 6a-rThli.c. December 1.0I7c clos
ing no -57.c. January -7i.ll-S.. CLOSING. at
51,c. May fUr 06ittc. closing at Sic.
Corn. cash 80 . l-i.e. Dacsre6.r 9-s.9
2f-.r CLOSING rt - .o. Trv.f,l.,- o-- l,5ei ..
-l8..r,, 1t 7e,l ,T,, ..51 80
al zoe. JULY Zef, GsIl.o CLOSING lf Roe
oats. cash 40. i7i... So. white. rqq
e. ,s ~ '.. l'eoe.ii.sl ID .
t gu -'-,'' l1' 0-0S'''7 "'
1Sr i., IN 8 ,o-ei,.,l
...- '.'-'-''
NJ - t.--f o. ool.- on.
r,--.,.,h..~ ~ e5-- NJ .,loeiIt, ar & l4. I,r-
@s IN cloe M o. IN sg 15 '' .-'' ''.'' 90 ''-
Lard cash Der 100 lbs So 22i.G5 25. De-
cemher closed no s. Cd, January 81 50
s. s1fs. closing at $, 55. May S. $500 63i
ciosre at
Short ribs. cash sides loose. 81 3I0l so:
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NLETAL MARKETs.

NEW YORK. December 5.-Pig iron.
easy: southern $40 Co01l 90; northern So 90
Copper. easy; brokers' 1O7sc; exchange
Lad. firm: brokers' Ss'2E4; exchange
81 3d. -.,o. ,..
Tin. easier: straits $ll 1914 %; plates
fairly active: suelteT lUil.
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ARRIVE.
rRANs-oH1o DIVISION.

For Columbus, Chicago and the west.
7.55 and i0:i5 a. N. daily, and 4:40 p. IN.
Columbus, Cincinnati and ST. Louis.
1O:l5 q. IN. daily. and 11:40 y. m, except
81 Clairsville accommodation, lO:lb a.
m and 3:45 p. m, except Sunday
Newark accommodation. 345 p. m
'sandusky Mail. 1915 a. m. daily. s.,
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DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK. December 5.-There was a
greater irregular inquiry Occasioned by
the more se7sonable temperature that
called for and took selections of fairly
good quantities for current wants. AS
whole the market was dull though more
business was done in many directions.
Printing cloths dun and sales Of loo
pieces spots at 3-l6c.
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A DETERMINED REFORMER.

CT hate to lose dot time" said the
leader of the German band, but it's got
TO be done; dots al about it.
What's the matter? asked the po-
liceman.
"Dey hat been ingaged so much of
dose campaign mOosic dot dey cant play
holdings put Maryland, My Maryland,
und Der Campbells is Already Com
ing. Der taste is spoiled. Dey can't
blay 'Mackie Murphy's Home nit any
more EXPRESSION dan a Chinese fiddle. 80
well, what are you going TO do about
ito"
DO aloud it? I'm goin to hold pack
salaries. I'll keep dem on bread and
water ind Die GOtterdammerung' for
six weeks, if necessary. Washington
Star.
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ARRIVE.

From Chicago. 1:15 q. m. and LOO and
$3.50 y. m. daily.
From St Louis. Cincinnati and Column
bus. $50 a. m. and 8 80 p. m. daily.
ST ClaiTsville accommodation. Rl0 p.
M and $50 p. m. except Sunday.
Newark accommodation. 1910 p. m
daily.
sandusky mail, s: 30 p. m. daily.
CHAS. o. SCULL,
General Passenger Agent.
j 7. LANE. Y. z. Agt.. Wheellng. w. Va
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

NEW YORK. December 5.-Money on
call. easy az ZU3ie per cent; last loan =
per cent, closed at 2U2ie per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 4o3i2 per cent.
Sterling exchange. urm with actual bus
mess I'm bankers bills at 4SsU4o9it for de
maud and 4S,aN4sS for 90 days. Posted
rates 49, 04N1e. Commercial bills 1904.
bar silver 90.
Silver certificates 61t U6Ta.
GOVernments-Nc is regular and cOu-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-06

Through connections and through tick
cts TO all points. Call on our agents or
address
NJ. G. CARREL, Gen. Pass. Agent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-06
HOWARD KYLE.

A Young Actor Who Hes Made Many
Successes and No Failures.
Howard Kyle is to-day one Of the most
prominent of the younger generation of
American actors. His position is the
result OF pr0E1c.sj ana conscientious
r1or-. end is no. due e-her 10 q duke on
t1e i3yoridsm Of an influential manage
rial friend Mr. Kyle. whose name in
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@-----~- -.-~- -'---- -.t IL
bar silver 90.
Silver certificates 61N06Ta.
Governments-New is regular and cou-
pom up rs0i4c respectively.
New h. y. IS Registered. ...............l2lt s
New L. =. As Coupons. 1905
u. ). IS Registered. ...............ll4.s
T. >. os Coupons. ................il+1
l.. ). As Registered. .....................llUi
4. -. IS coupons. .llt'i
T. ). Is Registered Observation-Disclosures. "a
racine oS OF o..........................S ~
States-luactive.
RailrQaQs-HeaVV
Stocks-SpeculaUo opened active and
weak with fractional declines generally,
except n sugar which was IN demand in
anticipation of the declaration, later in
lle Gay, OF the regularly quarterly divi-
| dends. subsequently, ON free offerings
from inside sources the stock dropped q
traction below yesterdays closing a
raid on Leather preferred resulted in a
/ crop or peg cent. In The railway list the
international shares displayed especial
hclViueSS on foreign selling of CheSa-
peake and Ohio. southern preferred and
ln the general market was Variousiy due
Co anticipation of fairly large exports of
gold ON saturday. as bills against gold
We're about all THAT appeared In the eN-
change market. There was little interest
/ in the afternoon tradng. business was
lght and aside from the 4o.ls ON Sugar.
I lppacco and Leather preferred there was
no .tV' elilcils OF coileel ience. lhe mar
| ke- left OH dun and steady and at general
losses as result of the day s. operations.
/ The railway bond market was decidedly
aJg' the safes aSsresa-ins Sl.a53,Wt To-
tai sales of stocks --i,N59 shares. Quota
tons closed bid:
A-chlso4 .....-... ......... .............. l5'4
-Al.t-ill> t-A press ...--.... .............-.lt'
Alton and Eerre Haure ............... 81
American Express ......... ............14
LdilliLofe aot ONO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81
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ARRIVE.

From New York. Philadelphia Ba iil
more and washington, $50 a. m'' uaily'
and AS D. m, except Monday. ~
Cumberland accommodation EUo p H'
e1 GraPfto Sr' accommodation, 1910 a. m.
daily. ..to 7.A5 p,
and 1:4O D. m, except Sunday, and i;iO p
m. Saturday only. ,,o,a,,, o,,,,
Grafton express. 4:25 p. M Nlohuay oi'iS'
WHEELING AND PITTSBURG DIVI-
SION.
For Pittsburg. Washington Baltimore.
Philadelphia and New York, 400 q. IN.
and 5:45 p. m. daily.
For Pittsburg. 7:l0 a. m. daily.
Pittsburg express, 3:3 =. M except
Sunday.
ARRIVE.
From New York. Philadelphia, Bait
more. Washington and Pittsburg,, lO:lO a;
m daily. II 30 y. m, except Saturday, anu
Dos a. m. Sunday only. g
Plttsburg mail. 1900 a. m, except Sum
day, and 700 p. M, daily.
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co

on and after Sunday, September %. 1925,
Passenger Trains will run as follows:
'Daily. tDaily except Sunday. Eastern
Time.
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mo
G0ING N0RTH

EIeCtriC cars between WhoeIlng, Mar
RridgenOrt.
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LINES.
TRAINS RyN ey CENTRAL TIME.

Northwest System-Cleveland and Pits
burg Division.
Trains run daily except Sunday as fols
lows:
Evening journal., 1895-07-16
THE LIVESTOCK MARKET
T. D. Hooper & Co.'s Dispatch
BY Private Wires.
THE LATEST WALL STREET NEWS

Special Dispatch Evening Journal
NEW York. July 16 The bear
parry had the whip hand Of to days
market but they confined their attacks to
the Indusirials and succeeded IN forcing
cut considerable long Chicago Gas and
Tennessee Coal and Iron.
There was come covering Of shorts 10
Srgar and Tobacco In the early dealings
hut the Keene brokers were such per
aistent sellers Of sugar that the price
fually yielded in sympathy with the
break 10 Chicago Gas. Commission
houses sold Clifton OIL and In the ab
sencs OF any concerted support sharp
decline was established.
Western operators continued to buy
Chicago Gas on a ssale down but the
bear party is SO flushed With success. In
that stock that they ignored inside sup
port aud gunned for stop orders.
The decline was accompanied by q
rumor that President Lincola would
resign and tho trust be dissolved.
The Changers we're fairly firm with the
exception of st. Paul which was at
tackled from time to time on the admls
sion by President Miller that SONS dam
age had been done TO Spring wheat.
The strength OF North Western and
Chicago, Burlington and Qaincy was at
tIiouted to the unwisldly short interest.
The coal stocks yielded fractlonally
because Of the absence Of favorable de-
velOpments. while the hint was dropped
that the Ocott reorganlz ltlon
COMMITTEES had been asked b,
Banker Morgan to modify tnsir demands
FOR an allotment Of the coal output
falliag which he would refuse to have
hand in the reorganiz ,tlon OF the prop
erty.
Tennessee Coal aud Irons jane earn
ipgs showed a surplus Of $3S. 2i6, but as
the management Acknowledges that ~
will have o expsnd Considerable money
to repair disabled furnaces aud that
some scheme will have TO be devised 60
take care OF the a Eating debt.
There was further liquidation by weak
holders Rubber Common wssi Grmer on
the favorable Interpretation given to the
annual report aud SOILS Of the locsl
shorts took in their contracts. The
Eastern, Trunk lines are not abiding BY
the agreement to maintain rates
The Milwaukee Street Railway reor
ganlzation plan has been declared flee
tive because 90 per cent OF the bonds
and stock have been deponited
Time money Is hardening owing to
a demand for discount by Southern
banks.
Money on call to "a per cent
Evening journal., 1895-07-16

SOFIA, July i6.-M StambulofI. ex-
premier % Bulgaria, was returning home
last evening from the Union club, accom-
panied by colleague NJ. Pctcoif when
they were attacked hy four persons armed
with reyolyors and knives. M Smmhulom
received several wounds I'm the head and
lost quantity of blood. His condition is
serious.
The assailants attacked the carriage,
compelling the coachman 60 stop. NJ
Stambuloifs servant fired his revolver,
but missed the mark. NJ. Stambulon
jumped out and received Immediately a
cut which almost severed his hand from
the wrist. nj. Stambulo1 then tried TO cs-
cape but was followed aud stabbed in the
head and received a revolver shot, when
he fell TO the ground where his assailants
continued their stabs, badly wOunding
his other hand. NJ Petcotf, running to
his assistance was also stabbed
NJ Pctc0d declares That he saw gen
darmes running away, as wen as the as
suilants. The shots were heard at tho
Union club and the friends of NJ STAN
bulotf came and found him covered with
blood and surrounded by several persons
and by gendarmes, none Of whom pro-
fossed 70 have noticed whore the assail-
ants had ilOd
NJ. Stambuloif was taken to his house
and was laid upon "a Sofa The doctors do
clare that ono and perhaps both If his
hands must bo amputatcd, and he may
possibly die.
While surrounded by his political friends
the chiefs of police wanted TO enter the
house, but the wounded statesmans wife
sternly forbade them TO do SO and accused
them Of completely in tho crime. She told
them to search for tho culprits
Several arrests have been made. There
is great Indignation felt ia the city The
attack was made upon freQuentcd street.
It IS greatly remarked now that the last
number Of the government newspaper or
gan, Mir, violently attacked NJ. Stambu-
loft, accusing him Of being foreign spy.
The outrage is believed 20 bc the personal
vengeance of persons who suffered during
his regime as premier
Evening journal., 1895-07-16

RRiDeEvfLLE. July 16 Frederick
Polk. colored. lives about one mile from
this place aud says he Is 105 years old.
He VAS 8 slave Of the Folks, from whom
he got bis name. History reports the
Folks as settling here about 1740. The
old man had very good health until about
3 year ago. A few years ago he was
one Of the main Witnesses In laud
transaction that had occurred nearly 100
years ago, be being about the only living
p6rson knowing anything Of the affair
Polk Is the father Of q very large family,
thtrs bsiuR ten children, a score or more
Of grandchildren and eight great grand
children.
Evening journal., 1895-07-16
SOME FINE FLORAL GETS.

Friends of Mrs. Julia Kelley ENpress
Their sympathy IN handsome De-
HiMnns
The funeral party bearing the remains
OF Mrs Julia Kelley TO their last resting
place left on special cars on the 80
train for Philadelphia to day Mrs
Kelleys remains were FIRST borne from
her late residence, northeast corner
Eighth and Walnut streets. this morn
Ing, at 8 o'clock, to St. Mary's r G..
Church. where solemn. requiem mass was
said by Father McManus.
On the casket, as 1t WAS carried to the
cars, we're some handsome offerings
OF sympathy In the shape OF floral
emblems from friends and neighbors
From George Curry there was q hand.
some pedestal Of carnations and immor-
telles, from the top Of which dove
with outstretched wings was descending,
bearing in It's mouth psnnant inscribed
Rest. Mrs Beitler expressed her
sympathy 10 gift Of huge anchor Of
white roses and carnations.
Evening journal., 1895-07-16

pct q Liberal majority Of 900 to be con-
verted into "A Unionist majority Of /, 100.
While Sir William Harcourt Jared so
badly, Hon. A. J. Bnlfour the new first
lord Of the treasury who is to succeed Sir
William as leader Of the house of com
mons, nearly doubled his majority in Man
chester. After the result had been an
nounccd in Derby ut midnight Sir vii
liam Harcourt, with his wife, drove to Lib
eral headquarters and made a speech, in
which he said that he had been defeated
too often to be either elatcd il successful
or depressed by a reverse. But he did not
wish TO conceal the magnitude OF the de-
feat which had fallen upon his colleagues
and himself Sir William Harcourt S de-
feat is generally attributed to the promi-
nence which he gave to the local veto OF
local option measure
Evening journal., 1895-07-16

PHILADELPHIA, July l6 - Captain
Thompson of the schooner Nellie Lanper,
which arrived from Lynn, Mass, in bal
last, rescued three men from drowning on
the afternoon Of July 10, Eve miles this
side OF Vineyard Haven Their catboat
capsi2ed having been struck by a squall.
The men were G. G.. Fisher of Philadel-
phia and A. Woodbridge and Nathaniel
Glidden Of Medford Mass. When picked
mp, the men were almost exhausted and
stiff with cold
Evening journal., 1895-07-16

Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
TOWNSEND. July 16. -Commissioner
William A. Scott is rebuilding the county
bridge near the Levels school house
which was SO badly da naged during the
recent severe storm.
At the monthly meeting OF the Loan
Association money sold at a premium Of
50 60 AZ cents.
The Clayton baseball club will play
the local team here on Thursday, should
the weather be favorable AS both mines
are well known as strong, invincible
teams, holly contested game Is looked
for
Evening journal., 1895-07-16

Cant you take the trip TO Doverg" Is
what the baseball cranks are now asking
each other.
Excursions are becoming still more
numerous, and this week there will be
several river trips from New Castle.
Try TRUTHS ice cream. 30c.
Court officer Heal brought over three
prisoners on the II 80 train from win
mington this morning This train runs
to the Battery whence the prisoners
have only to be marched square
through town to the all.
RadcllH may be here 70 pitch next
Saturdays baseball game against Rox-
borough.
Evening journal., 1895-07-16
EVENTS ABOUT TOWN.
Baseball Cranks Can See One
More Contest.
wASTTO PLAY w1LMIEaroN's CLUB

But Must Have the First Contest at Bat
terry Park-Pastiues Of Busy BARRIERS
and MN observation-disclosures Happen
ings About the Little City.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
NEW CASTLE, July l6.
A number OF admirers of the Columbia
A G. team will 60 to Dover on Thursday
when the locals play their first game
away from home this season There will
be enough people In the party 10 occupy
a special car
There will be another game at Battery
Park before the long rest up OF games In
New Castle is taken and that will be next
Saturday when the club viii meet Kox
borough, one of Philadelphia invincible
baseball teams. With the arduous duties
of beating Dover and Roxborough oil In
one week the G. A G. players feel that
they have an exceedingly busy week
before them.
Manager Hushebeck wishes It distinctly
understood that be is anxious for a game
with the Rockfords, Of Wilmington, but
that he is entitled to some choice Ia the
matter OF arrangements The clubs can
play series Of five games and can please
everybody who sees the coniests--for both
can play fast ball--but Mcmahon won L
give an inch to HushebecR's terms. The
New Castle manager FIRST wants the
games played as arranged and
not thrown mp In The fifth
inning; played on winning aud
losing per centsge Of the gross gate
receipts played with an umpire that
viii be satisfactory to both clubs first
game to be played in New Castle, as the
last two contests between these clubs
have taken place In Wilmington. There
Is nothing unjust about those demands
and the sooner Mcmahon agrees, the
better 1t will be for both clubs, especi-
ally from a financial mint Of uinur
Evening journal., 1895-07-16

RAILWAY, n j., July ib-At Garwood
q small place on the Central Railroad OF
New Jersey, the Royal Blue line express
ran Gown Wyman Robinson OF BROOKLYN
and Robert Robinson of Railway. Theg
were driving in yan and wore strucl, by
the train when itwas travclingat the rate
of go miles an hourand mnnglcd ia a hor-
ritlc manner. Thcy are not expected TT
r,~ovor
Evening journal., 1895-07-16

EVERETT Mass, July IA heavily
loaded electric car bound FOR Boston, while
going Iowa a steep incline near the head
OF Prescott street, struck carriage con-
tanning two Boston mon named Jacobs
ana 6oldstein and a ~ year.old SON OF
6oldstcin. The carriage was demolished
the occupants were thrown heavily to the
pavement and the boy sustained injuries
from which it IS feared ne cannot recover
Jacobs and 6ollstein were also badly but
not fatally hurt
Evening journal., 1895-07-16

WEST CHEsTER, July 16 Clarence
darple, aged 70 years, OF Upper U wch-
land, Is suffering from serious injuries
sustained Ia al unusual manner While
running through the yard at his home
barefooted hs tired upon a sharp chicken
bone which penetrated his foot and
protruded through the top. Serious
results ara feared.