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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-05
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
.-g-,7S ELECTED At IESTESDAT'S SESSION
OF TIE BODY.
Ar -,-t 0E.as Retained W,hou, Opposition
The 8llIa BUSINESS Transacted.
0.dsr Matters

very interesting session Of the
r. County Commissioners was
.-lerddv. After the reading of
... ..rrles. bills reported with favor
.. -e-nmmcnjatiOn by the following
.ommitteeS. were ordered paid.
House and Jail, S60.29; Finance.
5. OF which amount Sl,l9S.lO rs
rasses aud jurors; Poor House
rarm S535.5S. Contingent Poor
. SfrI9.-I- Roads and Bridges.
Superintendent of the County
err reported inmates in the in
us follows: White males, ga,
.. females. is; colOred males. j.;
females. 4. total. 81.
rranzheim returned county
.- to the amount OF SI00S.l5, for
Er was giVen proper credit
.lon was read from the resi-
oil the town of Pleasant Valley,
relief from the payment OF road
.... .r rhe future. Tic is a regularly
...-.IeI town The Assessor was
.f not to- assess the residents
road taxes.
port of the Committee on Poor
approved and ordered Med.
" Board then went into the cleo
.Tcars The vacancy IN the
.- -asIer of Weights and Meas
-sf bis tho death of G.. Scham-
.- f-sr filed by the election Of
..r.u Nrmever Albert klinker
mated bv Nr. Irwin. and re-
lilo vote of Democratic mem
superintendent Of the Poor
IT, R. Pchler. the present in
r.r-. was chosen without opposi-
Engineer at the luhrmary, Har-
rrir- the present efficient oftl-
reelected without opposition.
,-.s Emma Davis was reelected
-.-s a- the ufruary hospital.
--- Superintendent OF the First Di-
vision r.. The Nar0ua, Road, y. Nick
e-.or was chosen unanimously. John
-. .,..- reelected superintendent
~ -na Second Division.
r-- COLLECTOR toIl gate No =, on
PHI. National Road VIM. Mccormick
WAS -s--...-af so 40 g gate, 3. F.
v-s.-I.... So Mrs Elizabeth Denni-
-.- All of these are the present in
C.u1rr--.
rrr U schultz was unanimously
reelected Coroner.
Al.1.a..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-05
NAVAL CADETS APPOINTED.

Washington d. c.. March 4.-By the
sbrewd move Of including little
amendment i'm the sundry civil appro-
nriation bin at a late moment
e,ebteen members who will come 10
the next Congress will find that they
have no appointments Of cadets to the
Naval Academy at their disposal
Nominations of cadets to the Naval
Academy were made to-day as follows;
Nv John d. Anderson. Of West Viz
oiria Charles W. Bairne, LeWisOurg'
N Va. alternate. William l.. Burke,
Hinton. w Va. BY Mr.. Capehdr1, Oh
West Virginia, Robert ,. Brown ma
venswOOd. w Va.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-05
uENwOOD.

M FRANK was arrested yesterday
.-.-Is1g for dis0rderly conduct.
William GeraSnty has returned from
Wisconsin. where he has been on
business trip.
,rr. Charles Dick. who has been Wis
tre friends u Belwood, has returned
home
Napoleon Bouaparte Tibbs, Of Fair
rHr. I- u lre .itF.
7rr. Harry Bciswenger. OF Wheeling
was boo BeDWood saturday on business
John I0sNm30, of this place mas
moved to his farm, ON Boggs Run
James Moran has resigned his posi-
uon ass heater dt the Wheeling steel
work..
Richard Farmer. Jr.. is on the sick
list
Tho Borwo0d Building and Loan AS
ISOLATION met last night. 4 great deal
of important business was Uasacted.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the NJ. f.
Church viii give am OYSTER supper anu
entertainment ON March 9th and llth.
Cbas Curr3n LETT Tor California yes
terday morning
Jacob Niib0y has moved from MAIN
Blu 'Vafcr street
SON Criswen. Of Martins Ferry.
v- rDra Yesterday. calling on friends.
r..ferick Brown. of Sberrard. Ohio.
~ here Yesterday. calling ON friends.
r.. Two children of Mr. James
r....- who have been dangerously SICK
overall days with scarhuna' are re-
.m.j much better
D. is q
vr tphlheria.
George SiVard. better known as Col
Bow. du emplONe at the Wheellns
works. was struck and knocked
Yesterday by a fellow-workmdn,
ms "a severe blow On the head.
tan there have been no arrests.
Louis Shermick. of Blaine. ONO, was
t. yesterday ON business.
Charles Anderson. of Moundsville.
vrs tho guest of friends here to-day.
r-Iar lis pension day.
t.... fru bushels of coal was trans
rem the Ohio River depot 10
Unknown locality last saturday
lower steel works was of yes
t- nr account of a broken cog
v-. ..r went 10 work this morning.
fence has been removed from
off the Brown Ford property
. Mater street 10 make room for the
nraI railroad.
Nora DoIbeare. one of Mounds
r.- charming young ladies', was the
Se,- o.. friends here Sunday.
.-r Schad was au Moundsville
Yesterday ON business.
I. Riverside tube works several day $
n.a ,0 be at work.
..uo. Ncsrns is ON the sick list
Wm sutton of WarnockS sta
@ is visiting her parents az thls
r. Barger win leave for Camel
ps. Wednesday. ON business
Joseph Yo6o. of Graysvine. spent
Sunday here and was the guest or
Rises
frank Porterfeld is ON the sick list
e-r, started 90 run yesterday
u1 this being the first time FOR
roa.h
Charles Schad viii leave next Mon
rr uirsburg on business trip.
ladies' Auxiliary of the Ancient
ot Hiberniaus was organized
afternoon by the ladies OF the
John Church. Already forty have
joined tho lodge and great many
expected dt their next met
r school theacber viii have 20
ra raV cane 10 walk with. as
mo oueHaI Kane has gone TO Ben
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-05
DRY GOODS.

New YORK. March An the jobbing
departments Of trade there was a larger
attendance Of buyers, and while a good
business was done IN all lines, it was par
ticularly so Tor dress goods, wash fabrics
and printed specalties. There was a gaod
order demand for seasonable specialties OF
agents and a moderate request for staples.
Printing cloths were quiet with only small
sales at PIC.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-05
PL1HULEU ID.

New YORK, March 4. - Petroleum
steady; Pennsylvania, sales none; April
option sales none; closed at 81 0J4 bid.
Lima oil. sales none.
Oh CITY, PA, March 4-Opened at
81 05; highest 81 $50; lowest 81 05;
closed at 81 %; sales, 1900 barrels; ship
ments, 1926 barrels; runs, 94,429 bar
rels
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-05

Uncle Charles; l noticed a tell-ale
blush on your cheek when Fred was
talking to YOU
Mabel: Really I tried to blush,
but l was afraid it passed unnoticed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-05
The Metal MrrKsz

NEW YORK, March f. Pig iron, dull;
Scotch $40 00a20 90; American 50 SCALP co..
Copper, easy; brokers price 81 90 Lead,
strong; brokers price So 0259. Tin, easy.
Shelter dull
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-05
Fire at HarrisviIle.

Special to the Register
Ellenboro, w. Va, March 4.-Geo.
Cokely's residence and ice cream
saloon burned at Huntsville to-day.
Loss, $1,000.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-05
COTTON win Earnings.

Fall River. Mass, March 4.-O- VI.
Hazards a Co. brokers, have ISSUED
their quarterly report on mill divl-
dends. Ii states that the amount
Maid for the quarter was $3.50 25 on
ranital stock Of S21 .045.0oo The aver
ace dividend was 1871 per cent. on the
stock represented In addition the
Kerr thread mills paid "a dividend OF
u. per cent. on a capital of Slooo,ooo
The amount paid out in dividends eN
ceeds the amount paid for the quarter
ending i'm December by nearly 100000.
The Troy mill paid I per cent on a
,sDi+al of $500 600 The Bourne mill
ms next with its regular dividend Of
= ner cent. monthly. The Flint. Mar
-agansett. Stafford and Union mills
Maid . per cent Most of the other
cornorations paid y per cent
some men show remarkably good
teste i'm their selection of ties until
tbev nut their necks into the mari-
monial halter
Conceit is vanity driven from all
other shifts and forced TO appeal TO it.
sell all admiration
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-05

EoR SALE AND FOR RENT CARDS AT
i REsIsTEE Counti-g Room-5 cI. eacL
dor RENT AND FOR SALE CARDS 4
II REGISTER Counting Room
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-05
FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money 1 1-2a3 Per Cent.-Governments
Steady--Stocks Lower--Flour Unchanged.
Wheat Higher.
NEW YORK, March 4.-Money on call
more active at IA a3 per cent; last loan
~ per cent; closed al ~ per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 2}ia51 per cent.
Sterling Exchange strong al 4Sga4esl4.
Silver certificates 60&ic bid
Governments Steady for ives and ]sa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-05

THE CLEVELAND, LORAIN
L AND WHEELING RAILWAY COMPANY.
receive November Is. 1894. Central Time.
North Bound f5o 80 AZ
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-05

tuauy, except SUNDAY
sunday church train will leave Elm Grove AZ
9:4j a m. and Wheeiisg4t 70 IL pm
II. L. WEISGEkBER. Genera Manager.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-05

w HEELING u ELM GROVE
w kAiLRoAD. On and after Saturday.
February I'd, lS9j trains will run As foiiew.
city time:
Leave Wheeling L,ay, Elm Grow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-05
RAILWAY TINE esRD

At, Ai'ly yan ana ae0aI:uF-s Of rr..1, -,
Escs aInks: ''si It,xr'AN1rios or Re- IA
.Noaday excepted. va, ..r5,,a.y cNcepr-i,
GAy onlJ' fSAidriay ou'r lies. sun.
Eastern STANDARD Tine. wb...n oaasy oa.y.
earlier than Contra Time 'H'ca Is one hour
N - q,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-09
THREE NOW, But NO BOY.
PRESIDENT CLETELfND FfTHER
or dNOTHER GTRL.
The Interesting Event Occurred AT Gray
Gables sunday Afternoon Mrs. Cleve-
lands other Children.

BIZZARD'S BAY. MASS. July S.-Just
before 8 O'Clock last night news reached
the village that 70 elrl baby mad been
born al Gray Gables. This report was
soon verified by pr. Bryant, Who an-
nounced that the happy event occurred
AT 4.oO l.. M. and that both mother and
little one were doing as well ass could he
expected. This is the third child 20 De
born into the Presidents family. and aN
of them are girls. Ruth is fom years OH
ANA Esther two.
Only q passing glance could D. obtain
cd from the President yesterday alfer-
neon. but that was sufficient Goo note au
expression ~ satisfaction ou the face OF
the Chief Executive, although lt was
an open secret that a boy baby would
not have been lnwcloOme. Mfs. CIef0 b.
lands mother. Mrs Perruo. ia eNU0 .tc4
to arriye from Buffalo this week.
About the bahy's outfit Mrs. cleveland
has been in this. as ir the two ura. .ous
instances. very particular aui her oIl-
fashioned ways show % mss Ives worry
plainly. She never buys her baby clothes
ready made. They must Doc done nv a.
seamsu css. ard after tne mistress ile4.
"htrc is young woman in NrW York
who has Tor years made aII ODE laNF
clothes needed hy Mrs Cleveland. She
was busy four arf ago getting ready
for little Ruth. who was cXp".tad in oc-
tOner. and TWO years ago sno was pre-
pairing tor nrlC Esther. And for Che
past six months She has worked hand
and faithfully upon another complete
layout
it IS fact that Mrs. Cleveland buys
every stitch Of material chat goes In hnr
clildrcu's clothes She chOos as tnInr days
for her buying. and goes lu close c.tr-
riagc tO the store. which is aUIrlsel Doe
H
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-09

Busy scenes at the Christian Endeavor So
ciety Headquarters.

cietY HehdPuhrierS'
BOSTON. July S-Lvervthing was fair
lv hfmmlre af the haalquartors of tho
Chrlsti8n gnariror Society today. From
rlrIv nlorrfre throughout ths dav officers
anI assistants hal countless questions t0
answer or "details OF arrlueameufs to ate
fDul Oh. and the rooms were fhr0uged
with officers and members ot the visiting
and local societies
Dre 0f the fDul.s that came in for a
err4t iaaI of discussion was the -tatr-
f..nf fl "a t'nf..... dispatch fo the rnaef
f'.,f fIa h...I4.Isrf.r4 nf Id. sorI.f., t,aa
t.f.. fr,,.-f..,,..I from Dosfon fo chiaar,
pr.-iI.rt l..ri.. Said f.e-a u,aa no
+r,,fh I'm H.. r0.arf and h. saia There wis
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-09

Archbishop Kain. OF the Roman Catho-
Nc Diocese of St. Louis. has made a
decision that removes the ban placed Dy
some priests on Grand Army funerals
They may enter the church wearing their
uniforms and signia and may conduct fl-
neral services in accordance with their
ritual I'm Catholic cemeteries
Recorded Con- yesterday morning sem
fenced Nincet Vino. tho wife murderer
20 be elecfrocutel some limo during The
week beginning Monday August l2th. at
Sing Sing
At Galesburg Ill.,. the jury IN the case
OF the State against Mrs Ida Johnson,
charged with numbering her husband. eN-
Alderman Charles H. Johnson. brought
in a verdict Saturday. finding the de-
fendant guilty OF manslaughtcr and fiN-
ing Der sentence ~ fen years ia the peni-
tentiary.
The people Of Owensville KY. are eN-
cited over a tragedy which occurred sat
urlay night. the victim being Plncy Fas-
sett. a cousin OF his slayer John -.
Young. Jr.. a SON Of the cX-congrcssman
of that name. They had an alteration.
during which Young cut Fassett'a throat.
severinE tie Jugular vein, Young Is
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-09

The Armic, of Campo- and Gomez Coming
Together. Each 1000 strong.

i"S'''''' '"'" ''''o
JACkSDNN LILLE, FLA, July 81 spe-
cial dlspatch 10 the Times-I-uion from
,......... ,t.,
'''if' say '""' '"'' ''''
from Key West was ON the Mascotte
this afternoon. but only "a iew cam from
Havana, AMI they were not very com.
muulNdtiNp. IL was learned that Htn'idl
MarUntI CampOs is moving on the santa
Clara district with "a fcrco of iO0O men
weu armed and equipped. General
Gomez. tho insurg snt leader Is coming
toward Havana with force OF $3.50 men,
all armed ana equipped. ana the pioha-
hilltlos are That there VIII De "a coiilslon
before many weeks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-09

10 have been the destruction OF Mr.
Penicks house while the occupants We're
tn d. Parties Who have seen the wreck
to-day say IL was simply n miracle that
saved them from, death Ills house is a
mass of ruins. His corn crcp is a conn
plcte wreck He and his wife are doing
we'll their injuries not being go serious
as was first thought
AZ Mr. Albert Golfers place two of
his children had their ribs broken by
the falling OF the timber OF the dwelling
house.
q. y. perry's plantation lay in the
storms path. and several of the farm
houses and much of his crop are ruined.
People Who saw tho stOrm-cloud say
it was q terrible sight a mass of
black clouds. with white. v7nOrl iu-r-s.
were seen 90 whirl in the air. alternate
is rising and falling J. NJ. Brooks,
who was a half mile away from the main
track Of the storm. says he could see
houses and tree tops whirling about IN
the air. 4 house was seen 90 Doe lifted
from the earth carried several hundred
feet from the ground, anl broken in Two.
Witnesses say that shingles Were scat
tered ike feathers from a bird.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-09

Ills Evidence in the Irial of Mrs. Farrell
Not supposed To be Truthful.

LA PLATA, MD, July s.-The Sec
oud week of tle trial of Mrs. Belle Far
reu for the murder OF her husband COM
menccd this morning.
Tho rise of the mercury renders the
audience anything but comfortable. as il
sWcltrrs and listens 90 objections and arr
gamen,s of counsel .nterspersed by Oc-
casi0ua bits Of evidence The strain OF
the trial is slowly bat surely telling on
the prisoner. who is percepubly paler, and
looks much haia4sed.
Eugene Hall. who was on the stand
Saturday, was again under examination
to-day. His answers were OF charac-
er which diI not give abundant evidence
of truthniucss.
Mr. Mitchell of the prosecution. re-
ferred 10 Hall as "this diss0lute man,
vino ought 70 stand az the bar with this
qrIsoner."
Pending the production Of some evi-
dence in relation In the register OF the
American Hotel. Of Washington where IL
is claimed that Hall and Mrs Farrell
registered as man and wife. Hall was
allowed 20 leave the stand without be-
ing crOss-examined.
Three other witnesses were examined
without anything particularly startling
being elected.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-09

a Trolley Car jumped the Track and Runs
nNnr m Imhankmonf.

over Hu I'm Dan klucut-
rtsT LIVERPOOL. OHIO July s.
Al 5 O'Clock This evening. trolloy-car
with thirty passengers aboard. became
.0n. uaa.ahio. and shot down the hin
.. IIauAllu avenue billing one man, and
..rug several.
Il. car was managed by new motor
f.u. John Hamilton. this being the first
lal ~ h- service.
40 tho foot of the him it jumped the
track ou sharp curve and went over
. lu.ur-f00t DmDankmcut into a creek
. momentum was so great that one
I.If ~ tle ear was almost buried i'm the
srH
Hamilton. the motorman. was Instant
lv Nlcl. hIs head being crushed TO "a
..r The car broke i'm two when IL
struck. aul several passengers fell
through fne floor. The following are
Obi. nIur0l-
Frank Green. aged fourteen; chest
crushed wu probably die.
aia Frank Anderson of Rochester,
Ia.. arm anl rib broken.
1lrs Samuel Manner. serious internal
injuries.
lirs. Charles Richardson. Wcllsville,
badly cut about arms and breast.
Charles Spence. am old man of Saline
willie. One rn broken.
Moody Cohun. of this city. was al
most completely scalpcd, and had leg
ANA two ribs broken. hc was almost
drowned before he was rescued.
Charles Asahaugh. Bridgeport Ohio
severe scalp wounds.
Miss Nluic Nelly Wadsworth. Ohio
cut m head and shoulder.
Miss Frances Nessly. New Cumberland
W. 49,. leg crushed and two ribs broken.
g.. D. Su'os Frank Anderson. Samuel
Manor John Manor and Ella McDole. an
cut about the head and face.
a peculiar feature about the accident
was tHat sefon OF those injured were visit
ors n the city, who happened 10 De on
the car.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-09

90 the different crews. says that IL IS
hound 90 admit that the time tests have
.h.v.u tho Cornell crew 20 be as fast as
sre on ihe river. but they are badly
drawn. and despite the fact that they are
...louhfllIv "a speedy lot. Lcanler should
I.sf them in their heat. The Sunday
.r.rDee goes ON 20 explain that 1ornells
doing the course Saturday three seconds
faster than Leandcr, was due 10 the
latter having O. crOss-Drceze 10 contend
with.
Thc Referee predicts that New College
,,nI Doc fho winner. 1.-THE Cornell men,
.,.s tl. Referee. "arc a puzzle. Their
D. Is OF swing is an against them over a
..,ere course like Henley. Though they
.. a great chase We opine that the re-
.If win show that the Yankees have
boon orcrra cd.
rao correspondent ~ Sporting Life at
Henley comments upon the brilliant show
I'D, a.. .o Dutch crew. They appear
have thc Thames cup at
....r mercy.
.If s % pity" the correspondent. con-
fr.or. "that the Americans drew against
rrander. ass they would have got into
r. finals bad fate been Kind 10 them
T.e Hme may ne said of the Toronto
r..r One 0f thc carping Americans
present Dad the audacity 20 assert That
t.. draw was faxed. Fortunately, TINS
.r...dul bias no Official connection with
I.. crow. $50 faIr-mudcd American w.ll
attach fhe slightest importance 10 his
remarks"
srortne Life says. "Our correspond
... rlWsd abreast OF the Cornell crew
a.rnc tholr trial saturday over the
course for The whole distance. Their
fr. was minutes 1-5 seconds. This
.e absolutely correct During the first
n.f There was little or no wind. but just
after passing the hroc-quarter-milc
r..r<. "a leading wind Grang up. which
eae er0at assistance to them. The
conditions of the various trials are so
complex chat it is difficult 20 form a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-09

lie f. Arrested ia New York Charged with
Embelllcmcnt in Georgia.


NEW YORK. July S-Edwdrl Vs. Tor
bert. aged tWcny-niuo years, who claims
to Dee cousin of the ia,e Horny W..
Grady. was arrallued in Jefferson Mar
EDt Court this morning charged with em-
hezziemenf. II is claimed tnlt two years
ago IOrlcrt and man named Floyd
conducted a brokerage business at CO.
D. mDus. Ca. and tlat Torherl mlsap-
prOprlafed 81 .lNp OF the firms money, arh
became fugitive from Justice. lie came
fO this cfy then went t0 the cape "
Good Hope and thence 10 Melbourne,
Australia. About nine months ago be- rt-
turned f0 This city and obtained a posi-
fi0n as conductor on the Broadway cable
road. a month ago be- was retog lilnd on
bis car hy % former columbus acluaiut-
anoe. The latter notified the columbus
police. and the New York department.
was communicated with and put two de-
tnruves on the case. Iornert. however
had taken alarm. and resigned ana pr-
tCcuves had long search for him Tor
lrrt's lawyer demanded an examination
and announced his determination 10 nSht
the cxtraditOn proceedings
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-09

SPRINGFIELD. NO. July s.-The
Springfield Republican to-day purchased
tio Democrat and the latter will 20
out OF existence tomorrow. The price
paid IS said 20 be Sl30p.
This purchase give the Republican con-
troll OF the whole southwest and they
have no rival I'm the feiu within 20 miles
I'm any direction. Mith their news Ia
cilities. they expect 20 put out Il thor
oughly metropolitan paper. and cover
their field thoroughly.
The Republican receives the fun leased
wire service OF the United Press. and the
purchase doprlves the Chicago Associated
field.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-09

The Georgia Fruit Growers Association
e.nh- Nfher lnmnInlnnnf-.

ATLANTA. GA. July S.-A call has
been issued for representatives, of busi-
Ness Interests having cause for complaint
against tae Southern Railway and Steam
s.up Association 20 meet in this city on
Monday nDNt The Georgia Fruit-GrOw-
CTS Association IS taking the initiative.
president Cunningham says a delega-
uon from Chicago Will be present. Chi
caeo Us making a night on the Associa-
uon for alleged discrimination against
Chicago and New York.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-09
rnE orrosIrIoN mn sUnsIDED.
The Liberty Bell VIII Probably start on
September 10Th.

PHILADELPHIA. July s.-The opposl-
tlon to the removal OF the Liberty Bell
to the Atlanta Exposition seems now 10
have entirely disappeared. and tho bell
will probably Dee started on it, southern
Journey on September 18th.
Tie CITY Councils committee having
the matter in charge, the members OF
which viii accompany the bell 90 Atlanta
held a meeting to-day and adopted reso-
utlons looking % the removal on the
relic 90 the South.
The Pennsylvania railroad viii bu.ld
a car similar 10 that which carried tAe
bell 10 Chicago two years ago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-09

KANSAS CITY. MO. July S-rhe
World to-day says thar official advices
received from the officers " The Kan
sas CITY. Fort scott ana Memphis rail-
road. af headquarters in this city. losi-
lively state that eighteen bodies lave
been recovered ar TnOmasvile.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-09
sInrcK roR nIanER VICES.
Iron Workers Think They are Entitled Ia
More Money for Their Work.

wore huu'N lni h'ii " blh.
SHARON PA. July 8-Two weeks ago
tae ia.or.fs no the Sharon Iron Works
went on strike FOR "a twenty per cent
in.f... n wages Various proposals for
a. settlement have been offered and re-
lDet.I I.e management have decided TO
Iat n.H men in the strikers places, ana
At''' IlF Cd car containing twenty color
az i Was sidetrackcd within the plant
NiuN lre0usly with their arrival the
now H.l began 10 hagele as ID wages.
tl'.. a.i as result the works were not
started tHIs morning The arrival of the
negroes together with rumOrs as TO more
90 take tne place of strikers has created
ma.n feruati0n What may result
is nNt known. but il is not thought any
stfluu. outbreak viii occur
ID HAItIfDltb. CONN, July N.-Ihe
wolhmon u The edge-tool department Of
Peck. Nuoleock a. co. struck this morn
ine Ton uu increase of ID per cent. in
wages restoring them 10 the same amount
az last year when The cut was made.
President owen has ordered the shops
smut down. and the men are now lock-
ed out