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AlAMrlN, NMlll.Y.
ilaPs aud ATiAhap' ~ tno ThFlvIns CIty
AcroA' tho HIVar

ilnps aud ATiAhapt ~ tho Thrlvlng City
Across tho RlVar
Raw. Howard n, Campbell, who has
been in Martins Ferry for a couple Of
days, is much pleased with his new
charge at Altoona and the city. lilo
says Altoona has about 10000 lnhRbl-
lanLa and more churches than no ever
saw in a city Of lie ,izs and all these
ats we'll attended both morning and
evening, There arr four Presbyterian
churches In the city,
Luther Gibson, a cplorsd boy who was
arrested on Tuesday evening for steal
ing confectionery from Peter Wagner,
was taken TO st, ulairavllla yesterday
and will probably BIO sent to the state re-
form school, lie 10 ths lad who shot
himself in the leg short time ago be-
cause his mnlhor threatened tosOnd him
to tho reform school.
Mr.. Wilhelm, u Wheeling baker, has
purchased tho property owned by tho
late John W. Woldel, corner Of Second
and Washington streets, Martina Forty,
from the Buckeye Savings & Loan Com
pany, and will 50 into business there.
Passenger train No. ~ on tho Clsys'
land & pittsburgh railroad was an hour
late last evening, and the poslotllce was
kept open later than usual on this &C.
count
Miss Martha II. Bracken, OF COloralH,
and Mr.. +, q. lloyle, Of Cambridge,
wero married Yesterday In tho Friends
lneeting house lt UolerAin,
Last night Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Adams celebrated tho sixth anniver-
sNry Of their marriage by entertaining q
party OF friends,
Samuel Daniord, father Of Capt, L.
DRniori, will celebrate his ninety
second birthday at his home on Cap
tina to-day.
Edward Groves has reIiguod his posi-
ton in BarrotPs grocery. aud will 90
into business for himself on Broadway.
A number OF Martins Ferry people
will attend the concert for the benefit
oil Miss Henry Tomorrow evening,
Mills No. 6, as 8. 10, II and IL at
tho KIna-Standarl weTO oil again yea
to-day on account oil the boilers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miltin ong and Mrs.
Charles Galbraith, OF Smithaeld, are
visiting their son, K, I. 0nG
Tho Gaiety Club hR,rsnted q room in
the shroye Hervey building aud Is fur
mis- hing II in ti9o style.
Tho tower Of f4e Central school build
ing IL to be thirty feet higher than that
Of the old building.
Mrs d. +. Brady was called to Iron.
dale yesterday by thO illness Of her
mother.
Tho work Of putting up the electric
light poles will be commenced to-day.
A. G. Campbell, who has been quite
sick, was better yesterday.
Mira. Craig SIilwsll, OF Blaine, is visit
ing Mrs. Samuel stllWeIl,
Mrs. Abner stilwOII is visiting rola.
tiyes at Cleveland.
Mrs. Thomas Pugh ia visiting reIa-
tiyes at Cleveland.
William II. Jones, the roller, is sick.
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1.-THE winter my little daughter was seven,
she says, 'she had long run Of rheumatic
fever. Then the St VltuI dance came on, and
she got so bad she could hardly walk or talk.
Several doctors treated her, but they did not
help her,
"Itriod several remedies, and rs built up her
general health she slowly gained, but never got
entirely over It. The eItyear 1! came on again
In 4 worse form than before
81 tried Dr. Grocne's NCNura blood and nerve
remedy aud could sec change for the better
before she had taken the first bottle. she took
three bottles regularly. and since then have
given /, to her when she got tired and was rest.
less at night hut there Is now no sIgn Of the So.
NltuS' dance about her In any way, and trust
she will never be troubled with It again,
81 recommend Dr. GfeSaes SeiyRTA 10 all
those who arc suffering In similar munncr.'
II Is only necessary 10 say that Dr. Greene's
NCryua blood aud nerve remedy Is purely veg.
ctable and perfectly harmless, aud may DO given
to sleepleai. restless infants, nervous children,
or the most delicate invalid' with absolute as.
Surance Of beneficial results II Is indeed a
wonderful medicine for children, because 1t
make, them strong, healthy, vigorous aud we'll.
II las what no other remedy has, awellknown
physician responsible for Ia good action aud
effects Itis the discovery aud prescription Of
Dr. Greene, olS5 West Fourteenth street, New
York City, the most successful specialist In cur.
Ing nervous and chronic diseases, and BIO eau he
consulted In all caics without charge, penoa.
nily or by letter
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FiyO.slghths mile, maIdOns-Mr. Rec,
SNpello, ben Annie, 1866 Mile H., sRbSs'
tan, SaRTissII. Msdiea, Patrol, Princess
Joan, 1927 Royal H., Nantucket, Whin'
pany, 1905 Republican, Wexford, Nil
Desperandum, Lille Mills, John llninos,
sIsseretta, ltOCkledgO, BoisIorous, Max
Ina, OF.
Thres.quRrlera mile, Opon-Rubicon,
100; PeaCsmakar, us; Ben Brush, HI
Discount, ll4i Preston, ITO; Pr. Liel,
1885, Silver Ii, OS.
ThreO-quRrterI mile, Fashion stakel-
Amanda V, llji WoodviHs, ll0i 81.
Agnes, Bessie Browning, l05.
Ono and thTeO.Quarter miles, Municl-
pal handicNp-Henry Of Navarro, 1885,
Clifford, l9Si Rey II Santa Anita, 1885,
Andrews, SIS, $
Mile, solling--AdelbSrt, Sir FrRnols,
ll4; Hugh Penny, 10; Harry Reed,
100; April Fool, Doggott, los; Captain
T., Eclipse, Charadc, LnchinVar, Mar
shall, l07; Melba, 1906; lIessie, los; Sir
Dixon, Jr., 9s; BombazsLte, Phosbus, 05,
Mile, lIoighweiVkt handicap--SiaiOr
Mary, 1870; Lake Shore, l2S; Dserslayer,
100; Augusta Belle. ll4i Stonenellle,
l03; Kiab0Tn, 100,
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ST. YITUS DANCE.
Chldood's Terrible Nerve
Disease
Getting FearIuIly CQmmOn-EpI-
d0miC Among Children,
How it Comes on and How to
Detect its Approach,
Nerves Of Children Delicate and
Must be Fed.
DR.. Greene's Neryura Makes
Them Strong and Well.

Tho Glgns OF notvO disorders In children are
plain. There will be pan look, darkness uu'
der tho eyes pInched features, and rsSiIe,sness,
IrrltablltY and nervousness, The appetite is
Irregular, the sleep resIleGI aud disturbed. with
toAinE iou side TO side, starting In sleep, grit
thug the teeth; there l, indIIpoLIIon 10 play,
tue child remaining quiet and inactive aud
complaining Of feeling tired. These are the first
symptoms AND should be attended to AZ once In
order to check serious trouble
list vllus dance or its arc to result, there
will bean unnatural, rapid wlnEIus Of tho eye
lids. au involuntary twitehng Of the lace hand,
arm leg or some portion OF The body, the pale
plnched look will be more marked, and tile ncr-
youneS will grow rapidly worse. litrentnent
Is DELAYED, there Is fearful danger OF serious aud
fatal prosIatlou the neTyousSySIen.
Il parents Will gIye tbois ehIIdEea suffering
from any Of the above symptoms, Dr. GreeneA
Neryun blood aud nerve remedy, they will be
as reloyedR a. Mrs. T. II DAniorth, Of 10 Everett
street, Maiden Mass, whose little daughter has
been cured BY this wonderful medIcIus oil severe
81. VltuS' dance.
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To Make a Tour of til. ws't-whselIng
Included In the JaunL


To Make n Tour of til. wsIt-whselIng
Included In the Jaunt.
Tho Linden Grove Bowling Club, Of
brooklyn, which comprises some Of tho
hirh.score rollers in that vicinity. has
decided to 70 on an extended tour dur.
ing the third week In March, 1895, visit.
ing Rochester, Buffalo, Cincinnati,
Cleveland, Wheeling, Detroit and
Chicago.
The trip has bsen arranged for tho
pleasure thOrO Is 10 BIO had, and also TO
test the playing strength OF bowloFs IN
other cities. In order TO bring this
about successfully, tho A"den Groves
challenge any team Of bowlOrs IN tho
cite, mentioned, or cities In their I'M
mediate vicinity, 10 a series OF games,
tor any amount OF money, from sou q
eide up, The game 10 DO played 10 DO
tlstoguar American tOn.pin. ten franc,
and all contests TO no governed BY Tho
f0i9, Of the American BOwlinGCongros''
Iha Linden Groves include Thyme
p1u.apn, stain, Silver, WinaoniOld,
Monningor aud others. 6amos Will DO
i lyed with teams Of three Ut ilYo mon.
Individual matches can alao DO played
IN conjunction with tho regular HcriOs.
4 return sofIOS will naturally DO *.
ported. thp,r gamc1 Y DO played is
brooklyn during tho month Of Juno, III
OIL ci,cs Drat lhrou In i've, NJ six In ton
gamea to decide tho winnor total sorios
In both cite, 10 count, II desirable.
la auy casa a. saou az challenge has
boon accepted and sallslaclofy arrange
lnonts nddO. both pnrlIu' VIII post n
'oHoit with tho sporting editors oi QUO
81 tho papers IN their respective cities.
II there IL club In Wheeling dO.lrihn
n match on tho tcfm1 mentioned, tho
pfolImnafici can DO conducted through
lIn INIILLIMrNNEM
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MoUND,vtLLE,
a miscellaneous MsIangs OF Mluor Mat
tors from MRr1halrs Metropolis

a Miscellaneous MsInngs OF Mluor Mat
tors from MRr1halrS Metropolis
The erection OF several buildings in
the city 10 going on aud splendid pro-
gresU Is being made with them. Tho
brick work OH DR.. j. ~. WilliamIon's
handsome residence on Fifth street, has
boon begun. George CunninVham's
residence on Second street and Col +.
II. W. Baldwin's In McConnOll's add.
iion, arc receiving the finishing touches.
The dwelling being built by George Ed.
wards on Jefferson avenue is being
pushed rGpidly, where tho wArOraum al
j, b. Hicks aud the Parish house nrO
nearing compilation, Two other dWOll'
inVs are being built in lhO NJ. NJ. K NJ.
Co. . addition.
u, i. Uouklo & Sou have built au arti.
fetal lake and will got tho larger portion
OF thor ice from II this winter ltisquitO
large one and will DO an advantage to
them in storing away tho product.
Thomas Scott and wiio worc reminded
OF their twenty.hrst wedding anniyor.
sRry on tuesday evening by their
daughters preparing supper and lnyiL'
Ing noar relatives In To dino.
Tho continued dry spoil Is becoming
very inCDnvoniCnt 10 the iarmOrs
Many OF thOln will soon havo to begin
hauling water from tho river Ia ordOr 10
give thur cattle drink.
The FostorlA glass works Is running
extra time In tho coopOrage and packing
departments, In order TO catch up with
tho large numbnr Of ord0F1 on hand
awaiting sllipmOni
Tho Mound City brick works 10 burn.,
Ing kiln oil 10000 brick Tho firm
la, largo amount Of orders booked
aud Ii dMly making shipments Of soy.
ofal car loNds
j. Q. DAWSON, ownOr Of "Mcllrdo,"
las moved back 10 Clarksburg to stay
during tho winter and has takOh Ills
horse with him to koOpl In training there.
Mrs BERTHE Clink, oi Green Springs,
o., stopped llurc on her way TO NOwburg
to visit, aud WAS tho guest oil llot friend,
Miss Maggie PAUL.
Mrs. II H. Cllooabro has returned from
summers trip In Michigan, and has
taken rooms with Mrs, Ada CarrIck.
A daughter Of David Ryan diod 'ruo'.
day evening Of dipliihoria, Tho family
resides IN tho Annndhlu addition,
Tho circle Of tho Ladies Of tho q, A.
H. viii scryo IN oyster supper NJ tho
opera house hall this evening.
Edward BurIoy, ol Mountain Lake
Park. Md, lnl accepted position hero
with j. H. hurley 4 bro
A ono yONr CauvIct vas discharged
from tho pUnilonlinry yesterday On tho
expiration " lila torn,
Tho other OyCnlng burglars wOro
scared away oil Ihu'tOOi ol tho shed A.
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hINsLY Noor MAhn rEAM
Organised fur tho Seasonal Very stronI
Aggregation Il Is.

Organised fur tho Seasonal Very strOng
Aggregation Il Is.
The students Of LIpsly Institute have
organized their foot bali team aud are
in the field for games during tho re.
mainder of the season, It Is believed
that LInsly has the strongest team in
the history OF the school. The follow.
ing ia tho lineup;
Left end, Huseman; left tackle, Alex
anderi left guard, Fox; centre, Hay !
right guard, Clark; right tackle, Hand
Ian right end, Brannumi quarter back,
Wheat loft half, WiliipmOi right half,
Lewisi lull-haCk, Tinker.
Captain Iinkers men are praoIiclng
daily aud will be- in good condition for
their tirst game next Saturday, at
hethauy, with tho team at Bethany
College. The boys, with crowd Of
rioters, will 20 out via tho pike Satur'
day morning. On Saturday OF next
week they will play the second team al
tho SIenbsnYllle Athletic Club at
stsnbonyille, and other games will be
arranged for soon,
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BELI.AInE
An Sorts OF Local News and uoulp fr ON
the Glass CITY.

An Sorts OF Local News and uoislp fr om
the Glass CltJ.
Mayor Dubois suspended Policeman
Capito, the colored officer, for miIcon.
duct in office, aud thu lAttor employed
Il. 6. McGaughSy 10 have him rein.
stated. At the council meeting the
malter was referred to the police com.
mtteo to investigate aud repOtl to Coun'
ell at it's next meeting. Then the coun.
Gil adjourned 10 meet this evening.
The case OF tho city against the Balti'
more & Ohio Railroad Company to 70.
cover the coat Of street Improvements
comes up in the common pleas court to-
day.
Mrs. John Sloger left yesterday aItOr'
noon for Mt. Clemens, Mich, with her
daughter, Miss Minnie, who goes to try
tho healing qualities Of tho baths there.
The evening train GU tho Bollairo,
GAINESVILLE & Cincinnati road was four
hours latO tuesday night because II
ran into COW and disabled the engine.
Eliza McIlonry, who seems TO have
gotten Into peck Of trouble lately, lett
yesterday Tor Denver, announcing thRt
he would never come back.
Pat Morrison was released from tho
lookup yesterday. Tho two chaps he
charges with robblnS him have not beun
found yet
Jimmie" johnson and Jimmy"
Johnston arc both engaged at the Whit.
tlosey holul, at Sistersyillo, now.
William Dougherty went to Spring.
fold to represent Ionic lodge instead Of
NJ. n. Mercer.
DR.. ]. s. Mcclellan has boon riding
out tho past day or two aud Is getting
along nicely.
Tho Knights OF Pythlas gave a ball In
Central hall last night that was vol al.
tended.'
@. q. Smith has retired from tho firm
Of McGraw & Grow, IN this city.
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NRw YoRK, Oct. aS.--'rho attendance
al Morris Park to-day was much better
than oxpocl0d with the mouGro card
and the sport was enjoyable SUM
marieD,
Firsl, u miles aud 0 -Pugl,
tive, DAILY, 9; Potoon, Q, Time, 900,
Second, u miles md s mrdiHt--saR
Joaquin, Caracas, q Olinde, 8, lime
9;4Ol,
THIRD. steeplecluse, 2! Undesirable
over for Meadowlark.
Fourth, sleapleGhaae, 9 milol-puke
Of Abercorn, Il Tho Peer, q Eldorado,
5, Time, S;5a.
Fifth, Staoplschase, 3 mllss-I.atHy'
etle, Ii Larry,9 ., Time, 6;2l.
Sixth, II mlloa-BelmRr, Ii BRthamp'
ton, ., Time, 2;l3,
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CtSciSSArr, o., Oct. 23.-six spirited
races furnished entertainment for a
good average attendance at the LatoniS
races to-day. In the second race PAtria
ran away four miles before shs could DO
pulled up. Weather cool, track fast
Summaries;
First, I Undergraduates Black Silk
.; Greenwich 8. Time, 1881.
Second, 0 iurlong,-lwuiIlo /; Eva l.
Q; Rampant 8, Time, 1881.
Third, Observation-Disclosures San
Marco .; Equinox 3. Time. l:023.
Fourth, ] mile, 20 yards-Judith Ii
Jane 2: AIorls Fone 3. Time. l;4S3.
Fifth, 81 iurlongI-La Gascogns j
Shuttle Cock 2; Lufra 3. Time. l:l0.
Sixth. 9 iurlonga-Nick /; Imported
Star Ruby q Gateway .. Tine, l;l5I
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LOUISVILLE, Oct 2S.-Lnrge fields and
close finishes wero tho features Of the
third days racing Rt the Louisville
Driving and Fair Association this after
noon. The sport on the whole was
fully UP to the average and was added
to materially by q last track and per.
feet weather. Summaries:
First, 21s lrot, purse $1,000 (posl.
ponod from yeSterdayl-Carillion 1;
Ida Groonlandsr 2; lsa Belle 8; AFans
4; Fosca D; Sam Weller 0; LodinS Il
Bloomfield 81 Leo Simmons 9. Time,
2:iSl; 2:I9t.
Second, 2:lO pace, purse $1,000
Opholia, /; Sammy BrownstOn, 2;
S"e Caeke o. 0; Bully Boy 4 BUY W, s.
Hoirloom, o; w. l., 10; L, l. D., II.
limo, Gals, 9;lG; 2:l4!.
Third, 1921 trdt, purse sl,00O-Ma.
caroou, /; Forester, .; Grey Omcly. 3:
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AGAINST THE FIGHTERS
Is the Decision of the Arkansas
Supreme Court of Appeals,
DALTON AND AIS BREAK Il FEATURE
OF tho nay at Hot sprIOgs Yesterday.
Tho Outlook OF a Meeting Between
oorbott and FIz'Immons Is lndoSd
Huzy-Irooklya BowlOrs to Visit
whOeinE-'ThO Coming Base Bali
Games-othsr News Of sport

LITTLE Rock, ARK, Oct, 93.-The su'
prone court to-day rendered iH de-
clslon in the oorbeu case. Judge
Loathsrmap's decision was reversed
and tho prize eight law sustained. Cor
bsts was Esmsnded back to the custody
Of the sheriff OF Garland county. Chief
Justice Bum, in delivering tho opinion
severely criticised Chancellor Leather
man, saying he had no authority for
his action in the habOas corpus case
Hor sPslxcs, ASK, Oct, 92-Jack
Dalton, the mysterious stranger VINO
made the $4,000 otter OF the HOT
Springs Athletic Club, 10 the man OF the
hour. II was discovered carly thla
morning that he had not been author
ICED Tor the Hot Springs Athletic Club
Brady openly accused him OF being =
fakiT, In rsbuttal no nulolaG1 a three
sheet Autograph In colOrs Of himself.
During the entire afternoon no an.
reared TO DO considerably worried over
tho harsh criticisms which were passed
upon his cunducl Of last night, ami
finally. In seli'deisn'o, he Issued tho
following card to the public;
"My name IL Jack Dalton aud | hail
from Chicago. am on the Lowell
pStsy FSlloR, MalaChy Hogan aud Paddy
Carroll, OF Chicago, will vouch for me.
! have nothing whatever To do with
Bob Fitzsimmons. came here TO sea
fight and nv only reason for getting
tangled up in tho enterprise was my
love for the sport ! tried to got Julian
10 make some concession and finally
sprung this o1er on him. The oller
was made in good faith. ! think |
could have raised tho money in twenty
minutes. but that 10 ait past and gonn.
/ want to cay right mere thar have
washed my hands Of the whole busl'
ness. turned my interests over to
Dan Stuart. ! am going TO get right
back 20 Chicago. Il was FumeEed that
was sent north from New OTloans by
Fitzsimmons' hackers. The real object
Of my visit here is nobody's business. |
have madO up my mind never to man
age another fight"
Martin Julian. manager for FlIzlim'
mons, was seen Immediately after the
news Of the supreme courts adverse
decision reached this city. Said Julian;
"Now that We are barred out Of Arkan.
sa. BY the decision Of the supreme
court, FilESImmous Is prepared TO ac'
cspt Mr.. BEady's oher made in Dallas,
that we fight in private. We will go
anywhere on earth in order to 90. q
fight out OF Curbett on November |.
MeintOnd to hold the Florida Athletic
club TO the terms Of itA contract and
forfeiture it carried. This goes. FitZ'
simmons wants to fight Corbett for the
aide wager Of $1,000. Any place will
Init uS. We will 20 TO London and
fight Corbett for the E3, 900 purse offered
BY the Mirror Of Lite. Corbstt has re-
psatedly stated that he would light
FItLsimmons in q room, In balloon or
in a barrel, and no are perfectly willing
to meet him under any Of theGe condi-
tons"
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AoAIE coon llALENT
VIII be Seen in tho Ohlo.wsst virginia
lIass MaM 0AmRs.

WIN be Seen In tho Ohlo,w Virginia
Hass Nall GAmOL
WIN ", Irwin yesterday returned
from Pittsburgh, where he made an ei'
fort to secure talent to strengthen tho
West Virginia professional base ball
team that plays two more games in the
serlel with tho Ohio team cap,alned by
Will White, OF Bsllaire. lie was very
successful, securing the promise ni "Ad."
GumbOrg, the we'll known Brooklyn
pitcher. who made his reputation with
tho GAINESVILLE team Of the Tri'slato
league several years ago. Gumbert
said he would gladly come down aud
pitch one oil tho games.
Al. BuckenbergGr also promised TO
get "Eej" Ehret, OF tho ST, Louis
Browns. II secured no will pitch Fri.
days game, and Gumbstt will ollicaIe
on Saturday. Miles, the speedy short
stop Of tho Omaha Western Association
team, will also play with Wheeling,
Grove, late oil oil City, avery hard hit.
tor. will play in tho field, and George
Smith, OF the old Tl,usyIlIs team, will
probably play third base. In addition,
Ii lie probable that Elmer Smith, OF the
Pirates, may DO hero to play in the out
field.
The Wheeling team will probably
limo up this way: Berger, OF St. Paul,
catcher; Ehret, Of 81, Louis. and Gum.
bert, Of Brooklyn, pitchers; GlasIcock,
OF Wheeling, llrIt base; Crotsy, Of
Wheeling, second base; Smith, OF
Titusville. third base; Miles. Of Omaha,
short; Nchol, Of Kansas City. center
field; Grove, Of Oil City, left field
Hobrecht or PrltchRrd, right field.
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laohed TO tho hardware store Of W. W..
smilh 4 Sou. Il Is supposed they were
planning for IN entrance. They arc
known aud will bs watched
Mrs, Agnes Henrietta, wife Of James
lIOnTetla, was taken to the Spencer asy'
lum on Monday,
T. ], Patton is still confined to his
room with an allllCliOn Of the eyes, but
IL some better
]. L, Williamson, Of Lelart, has baOn
appointed night operator At tho phio
River depot,
Thomas 7. Walker has gone to Buffalo,
\, Y, to receive treatment for kidney
disease,
Dr., q, a, stidgor, of Cameron, was
here yesterday attending court
A number Of oil loaSoi have changed
hands hero this week,
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LIVELY sIsTEnsvlLLE.

A Column OF Interesting News From tho
Tyler county aouopoiis-A "FioatOr"
Found aud Identified.
Sp,eiql DiIpaic1 to As hi,ellidtasiL
sIsrERsvILLE, Oct. 23,-E, S. EmerIck,
an Ohio River railroad brakeman, had
the middle finger OF his right hand
fractured in three places while coupling
care In the railroad yards last night
Mrs. d. I. Thistle was this morning
taken to tho City Hospital, in Wheel.
Ing, Tor medical attention, Sho was &c.
companisd by hor daughter, Mrs, VIII
lam NeuenaWandor, and hor sister, Miss
N. 4. Wells.
A "aoater" was discovered in the
Ohio river to-day shortly alter noon.
II was sean by ]. W. Bowen and N.
Schahill who secured it, aud 1t was
identified ~ the body OF Ezra Mead, a
young carpenter, who disappeared
about two weeks ago. Tho body was
frat seen about $50 feet from tho south
shore, opposite 1hlstle's pumping sta.
ton floating in an upright position.
Police Captain Reedy, after being motif
fed Of the find, summoned Coroner
Gillespie, who. after viewing the body,
decided that an inquest was unneces.
sRry. The remains Of the young man
were given In charge OF his father who
had them removed to Rics's morgne.
They will probably DO taken to Point
Pleasant, W. Va, for interment.
James Dixon. Of West Liberty, Ohio
county, is in the city, on periodical
visit He il extensively engaged in the
live stock busIneSs.
Z. D. Ham, Of PlttAbnrgh, tho genial
Mellon pipe line official. is miDgllng
among his host Of friends in the city.
Attorney r. l. Moore. Of McIntyrs 4
Moore, has gone TO lEoRton, Ohio, to At
tend the circuit court now in session
there.
August NJ. Campbell, member oil the
law Grm Of Campbell & johnson, oil this
city, came up from his Peasants county
homo ON legal business to-day.
W. B. Boyer, Of Pittsburgh, who has
extensive interests in tho DogIkin tor.
ritory, 10 Ia the city to-day.
II. l. scrAfiord, general HuperintOnd.
ent oil the United Pipe Line Company,
iI in tho city.
L. @. Boyle, former Mellon pine
limo employe, IL now in tho telegraph
department Of the Carter Oil Company.