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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-02
A C0LERHIN GUSHER.
The Lupton Well in the Sand and
Good for $50 Barrels
It Is acknowledgements Weua Dus-
ter-Operations in the Sistersvilie
and Dog Skin Fields-batest In
formation From All Points.

The Lupton we'll in the Colerain feId'
which is about a quarter Of mile norm
of the Gasmire No. 1, reached the sand
Wednesday night, when drilling was
stepped. and the boiler moved away
Yesterday morning drilling was re-
sumed. and when the we'll was four feet
in the sand. at a depth Of 1905 feet t
aowed 80 barrels in Is minutes. 1t VIII
be drilled in further to-day: wheeling S
persons. who are interested in THIS neld,
were i'm excellent spirits last night ana
+. was the general opinion thai the wen
win DO from $50 to 200 barrels Day
and tina this will stimulate activity IN
the Colera.n field. The Greenlee Well
which reached the sand few days ago.
proves to be a buster.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-02

Galley & Co.'S we'll on the Calebaugh
farm. about which there has been so
much talk lately, and which has Oeen
watched so closely. was drilled in yes
t2rday morning after several weeks OF
very hard work. and according to the re-
port received last night it will make
biz producer. The well was drilled 10
the top of the sand early n the mcrn-
ing and showed UP for about y barrels
an hour. at only about foo, in the
sand. The we'll was .mmediaJely shut
down TO erect tanksge and move the
boiler rack. and will probably be drilled
ia tnis morn. ng. 1t was one OF Jhe
most important wild cats drilling in the
de,d. being about 1900 feet TO the
northwest ahead Of the Henry on Com
Dany's big well on the Henderson
Simms farm. and about three-Quartefs
of a mile ahead Of the big wells drilled
by Crawford & Treat on the Eikelberry
farm and the Henry Oil Company on
the Dye.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-02

Special to- the Register.
SisJersviue, w. Va. November l.
The we'll ON the Allen heirs lease. overt
on the Ohio side, was drilled in this
afternoon and is reported to be a big
gasser II is a wildcat and rather i'm
Llr.lnl.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-02
Special 20 the Register.

Sistersv.lle, w. Va, November l.
The Victor Oil Company's No. 2, on the
D. German lease out IN the Keener ter
rtory. on Middle Island, was drilled ten
test into The sand tonight and is max
ing very little oil. This is rather dis
appointment. as the well IS m defined
territory near quite number of big
wells and was expected 10 come in good.
1t VIII De drilled deeper and will prob
ably make @ small Well
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-02

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Notes

Judge KIN wont 90 ogden thl2
forenoon o. hnl court DO tue Fourth
district rouI,
Wn. WbUI1Cb AMI Samuel LurI,
hu.mr, lwD young men who have b.Ou
ON spree 'Df several days, have depart.
tI with "a team and buggy which thry
borrowed, ami tho sheriff is looking for
them. They arc believed 20 have gone
towards Rush yai'uy.
The Woman, Suffrage association
Of Uuh uIuf ty W. mold o. meeting iu
the pmvH meeting U.uHu tomorrow.
o. Saturday Che faculty uuI Huauut
OF the Brigham Young aCattmT wiII
plant trees on tHy ground uuruuniiu.
the institution, witch have beru put
200 exc. lent shHp1 boy the citizens Of
Provo.
Fl,h and Gpmc Commissioner Now
rll returned tom Geneva lat evening
whore boo has assisted Ia planting two
million wh.tglsh toy IN the utah
Lake,
Next Sunday evening concert
Will hc .iyuu in lhu rsGrrunclr under
the uusp,Cys OF thu B5Ighuu Young
Academy. Tho aJmi silu leo Will De
book 90 be- contributed 20 tie
Ac,uomy library. ln addition 10 local
talent pu. A,C, LuuI, 81 Ephmim,
AMI Mai8mu De LIgry VI Salt Lake
city Will appear
ST.. j. 3. Woodbury., q student Of the
Brigham Young ACADEMY .0uni quite
large sum Ui money Is Few days asu
HuuIvufuHJu for nu owner and suv-
vfal applications have been inside Tor
tho money, Tut none OF tho applicants
have been attic 20 approximate The
amount Ur 20 give anything like cor
ryr' sugas at tho place whore 70 was
found
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Basalt Items

uAHALT, Idaho, March 20, 1915.
Edior btslrG Nc.UE
After a eight sluallwo have pleasant
weather lgaiu, auI tho Basal,cTs are
uu.y VITA thu.r sptug worE.
Thbt as o. burg We are growing u
evident from th9 fact that We have
s0mu $50 rhiliion OF school ugo, and
have two schools M full blast, the one
iu the new school house being taught
10y Ntils Fannie Hughes, VI Idaho
Falls, who viii soon have completed
an eight munihs' term. aud who, lu
spite VI tho fact Of keeping an orderly
school, has by her innate kinuntss nul
tact eulcArcd herself 10 the children.
Our meetings, Sabbath school and
Mutual Improvement associations uTr
VOL attended.
That IN tho miis, Of ITO we are In
death was cxrmplhcd here on SatuT.
day, Match -d, 1898, for while Ht John
Ctufrs % surprise party was being held,
NJ another part OF The ward tue uaby
boy William Murray Pope, sou VI
Daniel LUgmuuu aul Mary Jane p1pr,
was lying dead, having died that day,
aged 100 months anu o days. Attlr
funeral, which, was held on SUNDAY,
rumnrLs were made by BrIs. CF1iis,
Dye, lugylH.rom, Edwards anu GRID.
ulv, aud thirteen teams followed lhu
rumAiuH 60 ihp grave,
Tho uyli.h Di tur people lu the main
is good, though some Tow uTu rlllIulul
with colds,
We we're somewhat amused ut r,.
ports iflm Those paris OF wlnus, storms,
etc. iul though here some seven yv,tr
We have yet 90 hear of iHu lut house,
barn, or even straw shcI being uU-
roIiua; ami water tanEs. though Yr.-
yilrl with wiDI millr, have 10 be- hlIrI
uy steam uuWvU
There ~ birthday ulrty Gt &. Grid.
dlg'a tonight and young folks arc va,
iJylng 1hvmaclygs immensely.
HAsAIT,
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AamlcA'8 ouItT tS uu Iguou
TRAFFIC.,

AglmgA'g OuIIT tS IuE ifQu0E
TRAFFIC..
lIrlH afur IHfs1i I.Ui.H J.HsI
You have heard ihr cry tom the
heart 90 muthrfhJOI all over tine wUtlU,
voiced Goa tho petition we present g.
Huu today. 10 you, perhaps, 70 H|uuaH
ian ana Distant You may not catch
tur motto % agony IN 10 you may not
realize that 10 rolls up iu mighty vol.
umr tI tho intuuu God, uul ruiufs
Hir uNr who nuE Wuis ls vol H7 uyAu.
buI have heard thrtt yHea Of my
aide, 0n ms tight hand ami on my .Uit,
frCm high aud Lowry all over the world.
shall never forget tuU cry of
tIc young queen Di Madagascar o. me:
81 want 90 save my people 'rJm uuuk
but 4 cauuui, My hands are bound
by lrraIirs forced upon mH by England
uUI FNUcH. 4 eau do nUthiug" Her
predecessor, born into IL heather fam.
ily, uttered the remarkable words lint
have been attributed 10 uuAfly every
uuHkv ruyrtuigI: "l cannot derive
boz gfit from that which IuIuTcs my pro.
plr.p SHE lived up 90 lhIs saying o. Tue
day Di her death. Eygf' taulu barrel
landed was ret apart iHf ueF, but HlI OF
them were stove on the teach where
thoy were placed, Nor can over
cuGsu 90 hear the cry ui that mother
boo FfrufUEE; "Oh, the drink rom
the Goimeu'- (misiilnarles'l county.
lt baB killed my sY.' ! am lone
woman now
Bu.to tura o our own land. There
arc vol Un toward ono nuu rcd thou.
sand babies IHHa than yulr old, asleep
tonight 100 sweet uuClnaulDusnuss OF
the llls upon which they hive entered,
who will during some year not Ter
III 800 O. uuUmrly graves bcCnurn %
tuH licensed tiu 90 dtinH Iu our own
country. ATru8l American UuUuyra
worth sAylu.2
Ia she pas. Congress made ia duty
o. refuse FL. lance % uIH.n-rl office
imm south hnrugt, because Two men
Wgtu rHlaau NO death Uy tr4m iu a
! uuHu.y lu HtuhuHr.fH, sUu slHrisa
/ Injected rags from lts.y, arguuap Two
women anu mau l.-f .uu.r lives uy
handling them Zoo paper milI. lOl.
| ErtHs ull VOL 10 protect The lives Of
/ Americana. WiI % not lIul.ut ll.sr
one bundled thHusauI A urrIInu
babitH hy-pruhitiIiugl hu mru .fuClurr
anu fAlU iu the Uultu4 Stats vhtF.suf
g. hos Jurisdiction ami protect .IU chi.
dren NJ foreign countries ~ tool I4iug
| expectation,
NO huvt hHI .gI.ua r...rI
among the uatiJus H thn pi1utpF ~,
human liberty. / bog you, uuuur.I
fu!uTs, 90 boz the leader into tut .I.AIur
] liberty 10 freedom from ANY uUmpIu.y
IN tho uUHk uumu-t0 cast gUWa mo
drink o.. IIIs rom lis national tHF.fI.
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OUR SrOCKgOLu LETTER.
The Political Quarrel 'ctw,cn sweden
aud tho norwegian iibsnl rAry--
Uthtrii.ms OF Interest,

sIocEu1M, March 5rd-lS Special 10
the Nnws. King oscar returned yes.
tr.dly TO s,ockholm iom Chusuania,
and va met at the Central depot by
thousands OF people, who rendered hlm
au ovation. There seems TO be only
one opinion in Sweden 10 regard to the
kmgs ulumatum to the Stortng that be
has fulfilled his duty as union king
and hou'd have failed to do SO, q ne
bad granted the demands OF the eN.
tcme lclt It Is as yet not decided
when De will leave for Chris'iauil again,
400, bis departure Will probably take
place within a very short limit OF time,
There BIS nougws from the thcater of
political war in Norway, all negotiations
Boo REGARD 10 "a solution of the consular
aud diplomat question having Totally
failed,
Inc following repor, is given on, 100
regard tD tlc kings latest conference
with S.egu, the eN'miuhirr of state.
IHg gUWn prince was present %, lhg
meeting. during which very violent
anrulag ,yas used ON both idgs. King
Oscar als deeply moved. nearly totgIH.
s.e.l had very abruptly udd-u good.
bye Hlgu. expressed The hope, tlat
tHe .n.a ulimltum will Unite aI More
W.... patriots, While the king dur
u. IHa course Of the conversation, left
th. lu8m IRA moment, stccn i5 said TO
have asked the crown prince How VIII
tHu tuU.' receiving the following
wrwar "Ihe king decision Is lrreyoc.
able"
Prince Cad celebrated his thirtyI9uuh
birthday Ust Wednesday and q banquet
$500. gwen 40 nis honor by eN'AlIna,gT Of
State Aserhiclm and his vile.
Tine utrv mausolcum oI John Fries.
son ag Eipslad, viii be finished 90 %
tess month. more, and the collin contain.
UE tHg remains OF the great Inventor
WI.I Dee transferred from the slcristy OF
Iha church. where IL has been deposited
since y5, to the sepulchra either on
folly rsr The birthday of Ericsson, OF
September 18th the day OF thg arrival of
gha Baltimore at Stockholm from New
York,
ltsUard TO tell how many American
firms. industrial aud Insurance COM
.auie.. are represented n Swe-
den, ANYHOW there Me a good many
%, them. on those American companies
doing business mere none, however, has
"a higher reputation than the Mutual
Life Insurance Company whose general
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Captain 49,. E. Davis, about whose
imYF.slumru. or rather llug 0f im.
pfsUlmouti IN too GfauI county lpI,
where hu Was 4ontcucrl 10 serve al
uI.ht m1.tl. suutuuro ior kulug
controversy iu me c urts, 10 again o..
ported not 90 ls confined Bro
tue Grand county jail En5uurl
barrow n' Buul UIuaJv, BE- Boo tha
city, and o.. .rIH .Hgt Davis H not u
piL Davis wac brought 20 Provo Ju %
wrItoi utuu1s rrgpua wsI.h WAS .t.
cdul usgiHsi uIu, anu ho was ordered
O. De returned 90 lsI. lie was PFC.
mit.rH 800 Huau hero g. attend q u.vII
OF. a .sf tir. IlNrlgi lsurI uus wnt
D. aHI .H BOO custody Ui sheriff sum-
mulyillg, 10 Stand county,
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tufCa. AZ early HH ruu.h'r end The
rpiitl0ns siauoI To- Mfa. W. III, Iubll',
3i2 ssvou.n Eastsucll- -lt Lake Guy
U,ah.
Miss H. G.. KEGT
bE ELiES %. lIUGysIS
MARY IS. fUHtIr.
MANY a. pAUHIN-,
Mas. 81. lsAnpIlA HORNE
Mrs. q. 3. rfYTUN
Tie undersigned, w0msu over Oigh-
teen years ~ age, residents % the Irr-
rHfy 90 Utah, respectfully pray your
H Drhhic body Co submit tI toe lrEni
N.i.is at Che same election Ht which
Goo NIUuIfsl Constitution De- ~ m.ucJi
.Hr '.lI1wiuc proceed article, ns %
rlp1rHir article, towns
HuTIufL---pu0um
tv ur sunmi'tCd t0 % separate vote OF tlo
I".r.n aa provided hy iuu schedule
HHI ordinance.
Soc . So person. aaa.HH.HHu ur uHr.
ruI..u shall. Within IhIH -I.. mAuu-
iHru .. I1f Htu ur giitusu NnFUu.Ht HHF
boo uNIHluuH '|lu1r't Hrl 900 person. assoc
m 'hH snuH llr t8Iu or EIi.. nrH ..I .r .fIUr
Uf a'UH .H. -tW' fuI colo, uI s'iL barter
u.f..I. HH "a uTy0uru
INH iU.I. IuiIgU Assembly shall NE 'HW
H..."I... regulations COR thH enforcement.
NJ uu provision. u. tls uriicIo auu suHI
iHUrUHE provide suitable IUutuo4 fUr tuu
violation iIos1aL
AUD your petitioners viii ever pray.
Tho following clippings have bu0u
handed 90 i0r infeHiyn .n couueJtl0H
With the foregoing:
"If tho wage -worErfa OF uuy city
would u.NrH tho SALOONS. even Ir o.
a..wuaI time, uHi that timu ult very
.uu.i uU4 NJ uiu aus tho money into
iHs uu.H of tHu IuU0r leaders Ur the
Co.. us uu.0uF, they could econ make
auh lu imUf,w.Ul ON che country
Chat luH tu'uTUs they urge would ug
rN.gui. 10 W. were labgr leader iu
IuIH ur nuy other Cuuutfy We uUI y
m1Hu va appeal % cur associates iU
lUplUiH position. itw.ulI Hl .NUm
uY mfu Go say thH ltlst % lu luu
Ur hmL, and 10 wUuli iufuIsh the
elbows ut war tU pot tho propaganda hI
luu very irJut ami compel attention
aud notion Uu tuC IaIt OF Che pos.
urii.u glasses, ltN.lla . 30 hD urytf.
VTy To- Iut iuiH before them as r. tenn.
Narnuru measure bAs ain ly lf iHrlr
own good iu cVryins u.iaa. process
90 liberation iuf tbru...rrs "HI t.uig
homes Ifum thu p.asrUt uwm.u I a..
rigid conditions hot uy us1u a..
tuumulyc. 90 tsg.... NvsH I.N trY
uuI Hmu.yi tal.lIlHiwagf, .Wy.Ius,
AMI i,Vuiuug only -uiii.icut vUUI.l.
avn 10 TIDE macs ui human urIaas
Yvo5 iHo joaJ lyvUl OF bsOlt sud
luoftla.p
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.u..e Hartob announced llis morn.
Do. Mat hereafter iur c.ofE woull
ttao,ly adhere Co The low .u regard 40
.ucal,oudauos OF wilnur coin criminal
cp8ef. They must actually claim from
him ,holr per diem fees obc1 duy boz
ufdcs Zoo become entitled CO. iurH iny.
Ia default oi sucn gnim being mai,,
wituUrIys VIII b0uggiOTwarI iui.gt the
money jus tlum.
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The natural gas company has ablul
completed Arrangements Tor giving she
Ras thorough te-t at the Desofrl
Wooden milIs. It's expected that the
tests viii be- made Within the next few
days, Tughupe tomorrow, ana continue
Tor week 1r more. BUsilts % CUm.
Iaritun Of the gas with coal Tor heating
anu tee. OF iH quality f0r ligl ting
lurpuses, experiments will bo conduct.
Ud with % viuw Go solving tho smoke
problem. The company thiug 10 posse
blrBu 10 combine tAu Ela with other
fuel us 90 uutifviy consume the SMOKE,
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FuIlmor was appointed a COMMUNION.
,r TO make PARTITION therco,
Estate OF James Gordon, dgcUapci,
Hearing w18 had uu pytcut.f's H..
count ami petition for allowance ''
compensation TO executor tho samu
being approved
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ltns

Yesterday sons fifteen men wen.
uuJ 60 tuu ron plant when number
wlII rlNH be Increased 10 one bundled
a.l 1ity
a aIll On divorce was flied by EN-.
ma buuHi against nor husuaul, E,ur-
ard a., Braun. Du.urgiou uud failure 10
psavi4u are ,H' grounds TT tue SUIT,
A lioonVo To- marry was granted
tmllay L. GuIdlr, 40, Of Demouu.
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Charles TbieIc, THE Murray wife
murderer, was recently denied 70 new
trial boy the Territorial supreme c.urt
The writ oftrrOl and citation haa been
now isiurd removing the uar tp Zee
uytuMu Court 10 tur tuf.H -tatus.
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Taia afternoon Chief Justice Moui,t
rave notice That ON Monday next ne
would reset cases ON the present oct,
tluVs n the civil jury calendar, aud on.
up lhUHu Tor the Ami term.
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ALMOND BLOSSOM
COMPLEXION CREAM.

What ismorc b1aim lhln ,h, ,on,
.5'a1'ed. ass.leai checks OF a nral.oul
'a b.1ya Every woman 5000 gladly
rinit-noui1s What would you give
Dhs,e iu,t .1eh ,omplsNiuu' lem
distinctly bear the echo ol every WON.
aus aHsvr-evcy.hIng / possess.
Sow, my dear friend, lct me tell you O.
h'c .euc, that is not generally known.
'.m. Wales Completion Cream wall
l'tc sou just such complexion o.
babies have. Clear pink aud white,
nugauiucd aud Ltauuul-ius, such
.Jmplezions as inspire the divine f.e'-
m. OF love aud make swcethgaus and
husbands ,eam for &c tempting tia.
Mime. Yale attributes the beauty of her
complexion 10 the constant use OF
'Ub delicious crgam Her fame hu
been heEa'dcd Nom ocean TO yegau o,
10 the leading newspapers of ,he
world, who publicly declare hcr to be
usmoi beautiful woman ON earth.
NNgs Almond Blossom Cream IS
nurc Il a cleansing, healing AND rg.
rashi1g Try O. jlr and Doe convinced
Eud beaut.ded 90 the same time. T..r
stag. tor sale by tuss. IS auI lsa,-
gu everywhere 1r
NAE. ~ lAtE. Temple of Hglu,r io
'Hl. rtEHUI. NH...H.
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FOR PROHIBITION.
A Petition Go D., Circulated by che
Women of Utah

Tho hlW8 a0s been requested 90
give aIaga ual publicity 20 tue follow
iuB winch yEI.aiugilsel:
tHn I4di. whose name appear he.
low, o.mprFiuE CummIllcc 90 secure
signatures 90 cue following uetluOu-
recognizing tho rHIU.U us tho vruatrs.
rHumE the humr-- .HGnesuy ulgp
our Hlt tu sign iUr -ameHld thus
luul Lrr influence wards tue dc
H,tuguuu O. 81. terrible HylI;uu1 beg tua.
tAuir HlsluH throughout our rern,o s.
cut ou lhia uetttllH AMI circulate 10 80
their respective communities for sigma.
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Today's Probate Court.

In the matter Of the estate Of Fanny
Y Thatcher deceased, q. u. W.
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Ulg Il.ks. 0lo 2ll Gll qM

IHH|H.N HHIIlHu IHIa". .|..fH Ir.H.
.U.rHF.H IHHr". .IHr#.U. fUr
.ulr tarH. i'Haaus way ya....t
4g.pU.usH oil.
l.E T.ht.N. rrH. h. nsr 1t..
o.. DICKINSON. DrIrrU.4.
I.I. IuNAA. era 4.A....
E.iIu yIAUE.
uLlNEE ~. NISK.
o. IHLEIl ANDERSON rEtrrl
JUiA W. uDAsE.
IkEuhElth L.. UuuuEEEI
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OGDEN.
S35.UUO Libel Shit.

O00rN TmM MTrcn 5 W.
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Dyspepsia
Mrs. Judge Peck Tolls How
She Was Cured

Sufferers from pysrapsl. SHOULD read Che i0l.
luW.Uf better from Nu % ~. rprs. VITO u
JgiH Ir.ha lHu'grHtIury CslrauIavu.gf
connected vHA Dob. Associated uTO".
"Hya deep .sHo ~ gratitude iar tHn great
benefit uINu received 'HHm ue gs. Hf IIHHFH
hIr#uHUII. Hl.HHHul '.H fHWTIfH fHr f.I..H.
lHE statement iUr uH hrlHlI nl sufferers H'.
wHy hr similarly ln..girI. Goo % years ll.H
been EggAt sllgiy irlm dyspepsia aud
Honrt Trouble.
Almost everything { a,c would distress me- I
tIni J.HHuH. treatments aud medicines. lIi
failed tD rrrufr rrNUL Tal wears usu % iurHl
prevailed upNu WU 'u 'Iy Hood sIrHlplIlll.
Tile lHf NHU'H 4 uUurrl helped Wr, 1u I CHHs
uuurl NisIUflt n 900 WH sl UHau good tlll
OBS iuHnlH .nHaf 10 ihH Improvement / have
received such sfrlt benefit .IHW Dc ihHt
Gladly RocomGlund IL.
! now have an excellent appetite 1ul nothing
tat ever UHfI.Ha'H mg. q. HsI Keeps up uy
Hoods Cures
. sh lul sf-.nH.. I cannot rul.. Hoods
NIHlur'll ..H uH.h' Nua no, ~, lLgL,
Tracy, California GHl HOODS
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.HuHa fr.Ir rtI I....s ...F
60. ...H. Oh" Ht
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-28
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-07-05
The Fourth in statesboro.

Statesboro, Ga. July 4.-The Fourth Of
July was celebrated at this place by
reunion of the old confederate soldiers
under the auspices of the Kell Rifles.
Probably 1000 visitors were in town. The
Kell Rifles were under command of Cap.
H. G. Everett of the Kells, with Lieut..
Gaudry of the Blues of Savannah as first
lieutenant. The old soldiers, to the num-
Der of about fifty, formed in line, with
Capt. w. n. Hall commanding. A stand
had been prepared for speakers. Capt.
Everett introduced as the first speaker
Rev. w. j. Durham, an eminent divine
of this place, who spoke for half an hour,
receiving much applause.
Col. ]. A. Brannen spoke of the sacred
ness and duty of keeping up the Four h
of July, as a reminder of what our fore
fathers had passed through. Capt E,v-
erett spoke upon the past and what the
future of the Kell Rifles might be If the
citizens would do their duty in stand
ing by them. A sumptuous dinner was
enjoyed. The reunion was a success
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-07-05
BRAwLs AMONG THE BLACKS.
Two ConstabIes Put to Flight by a
Mob at Augusta.


Augusta, Ca, July 4-Constable
Frank sharpton and John Sullivan
of Justice Meetings. court went
to make a levy on the household goods
of a negro named Alice Jones. They met
her on the street and a wordy alteration
followed. Soon a crowd of idle negroes
gathered around and thinking the woman
was to be arrested, the whole crowd set
upon the const ables, who were unarmed
They were assaulted with sticks knives
and finger nails and were forced to beat
an ignominiuos retreat, scratched, bruis-
ed and cut but not seriously injured.
Georgia Navy, negro woman who was
celebrating the Fourth in hilarious man.
ner at Turpin Hill this morning, cut sew
eral other women in a general fight
Clara Wright was dangerously cut and
was carried TO the hospital
Judge w. F. Eve of the city court to-
day handed down his decision refusing a
new trial in the libel suit of w w. Rad
ford VS.. the Evening News. Radford is a
constable and the Evening News pub
lished an article charging that he was
improperly melting litigation in order to
make fees and costs. He sued the News
for $4,000 He got a verdict for $500 and
the News moved for a new trial Judge
Ewes decision refused the motion.
Charles Wadford was arrested to-day
and is in Jail for burglarizing the house
of his brother-in-law, w. r Rufin. and
stealing a watch and other jewelry, which
was found where Wadford had pawned it,