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goods of the United States in every
 country on the globe.
 4 number of what are to be known
 as expedition ships' are being built i'll New York city. As soon as a ship is completed it will be fitted up with prod ucts of the United States only. When the fleet is ready, it will be headed by palatial yacht, to be called the Palace of Neptune, on which will be as passen- gers all the governors, mayors and pres ldents of commercial or social bodies who can go
 Thus fitted out and equipped, tho fleet, which is intended to be an exposition on water, like those of Philadelphia, Chicago and Atlanta as near as possible, will steam to all of the countries of the globe, including South America, Asia and Africa. as well as Europe.
 BURNHAM'S ADVENTURE. Stranded on Island. He Became Crazy
 and Had reriIous swim.
 Parties from Snake river, Idaho, tell of remarkable experience of Scotty Barnham, placer miner Scotty was desirous of examining an island in the middle of tho river, but the water was exceedingly treacherous around the is land, and he put it off for some time. Finally he made a bold resolution to reach the coveted ground, which he be- lieved very rich.
 He started for the island in small boat, and after hard work succeeded in reaching it, but as he jumped out of the boat he fell and the boat was kicked backward into the current and went fly- ing away with all of Scotty's blankets and provisions. He built a fire and waited, expecting some one to come along on the bank of the river, but he waited in vain He killed some birds With rocks and ate them almost raw. How he lived through the bitter cold night he himself does not know, for he became crazed
 For days he remained on the island. and then, rushing wildly into the river. succeeded ill swimming to the shore, over 100 yards, through whirling rapids that 1t was believed no human being could live in for minute. His mad | ness led him to the act which saved his life, He IS now in fair way to recover. but 1t will be some time before he will be able to completely throw off the ef- Iects of his Crusoelike experience. ee.-Den- yer Republican.
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A WONDERFUL PLAN.

Floating Exposition to Carry Products of
 America Around the Globe.
 Mayor Caldwell of Cincinnati has re. ceived letter from what is known as the American Expedition association. with headquarters in New York city. The communication is q personal one from E. 4. Keeling. g. secretary of the associa- fion, and states that the object of the s1psdition is io introduce the wares and
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Mir. Floyd A. Jarvis has leased from the North American Trust Co. the Sol Franklin plantationa Noble Lake, and will cultivate the same next year. Mr. Jarvis will assume control of the plantation about the first of January.
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Monday, January 6. lS96,

between the hours prescribed by law law Tor judicial sales, to the highest and pest bidder, on credit of three months, with interest-purchaser giving bond to seenre purchase money-aiI the rights. title and interest of Sophie Mlchaelis m the following described property, to-wit: : soda fountains, fruits, nuts, confections and toys, cigars and tobacco, together with snow cases, other furniture. fixtures, eoun- tMefs ter and shelving now in store house at No lt9 East Third avenue, this city-lnventory on hle in my office levied on by me as the property Of said Sophie Michaeis to satisfy m execution against her in favor of Morris dans for S490, debt. damage anu cost.
 c. II. TRIPLETT,
 Sheriff of Jefferson County, Ark.
 By A. HOLLAND, D. s. Pine Bluff. Ark. Dec. %. 1893. 12 2s M2
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LosT-A small alligator purse con taining some money and bills from Blum's store. Finder will be liber- ally rewarded by returning same to sam Solmson. at Blnm's store. 26 2t
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Miss Nash will dress your hair in the latest and most beautiful style for the ball on New Years eve if you willleave m order at 20a West Fifth avenue.
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Mems everyday working Shirts 20e, 25e, 29c 38e, Ale 49c, 60c each Colored Laundried Shirts. .4se 54c Gle, 69c and 85c.
 White Laundried Shirts, lie 68c 91c and 91c
 Drill Drawers, 25c and 29c. Canton Flannel Drawers. 20c. 25o and 29c Camei,s Hair Shirts and Drawers 74c and 84c.
 Half Wool Shirts and Drawers h4s All Wool Shirts and Drawers. $I 0S Red Flannel Shirts and Drawers 43c and 93c.
 Balbriggan Ribbed Heavy Shira and Drawers, 43c, 49e, 54c, 63c, 82 and Gle. Ladies Black Hose, per pair Be. 8c 10c, l3e, 15c, 19e, 24e and 29c. Ladies Lisle Thread Hose, 33c. 3a and 43e.
 Ladies Silk Hose, 52c.
 Ladies Tan Hose, Be, 15c, 22c. 24 Ladies Lisle Thread Hose, 33c, Be and 58c.
 Fancy Hose 13c, and 24c.
 Ladies Handkerchiefs, 5c, Be, 1ee He and lie.
 Ladies Silk Handkerehiefs, 10c.
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sTHE PEOPLE BELIEVE what Lhey read abont Hoods Sarsaparilla. They know that it is an honest medicine and that if cures disease. mat is why you should get only Hoods.
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MIR. BAYARD's SPEECH.
The Part of the Address Which Has Caused
 an Uproar.

Here are the particular words which Em mpassador Bayard used in his now lannon's address in Edinburgh recently on Individual Freedom, which have caused so much comment:
 ln my own country have witnessed z s.ss zslssatlaple growtn Of that form of st.te socialism styled protection, 2
 naeh belieye has done more to foster o,ass legislation and create inequality see fortune. to corrupt public life, to banish men of indepanfiens nina mn, eeeEsffss sses; ss:::o fzt5'siio councils to
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Mrs. s. NJ. Webb. of Buena Vista, Texas, Mrs. W. E. Caruth, of Texas, and Mrs. James Hill, of Ashley coun- ty, are guests of their relative. Mir. ". T. Woodbridge and family.
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Yesterday afternoon the oil wagon Of the Waters-Pierce Oil company collided with the buzz of Mir. Joe I. Altsehnl and did it considerable dam age. From what we can learn both drivers were careless.
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HOODS PILLS cure fiji liver ifs, relieve constipation and assist digestion. 2ss.e.
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HOODS Sarsaparilla wins it's way
 into the confidence of the people bv the good it is doing Fair trials guarantee permanent GuREa
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Mr. J. |. Tullis, the able editor of the Dardanelle Post, is in the city. the guest of his friend, Mr. A. B. Grace.
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Mir. Vim. Frolhick, one of the largest cotton buyers in Memphis. is here on business visit.
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There is no better oil on the mar ket than .Eupion. Read in another column the lad" of some of our lo- cal merchants.
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The Yale-Prineeton foot ball team defeated the Memphi team in Mem phis yesterday afternoon by q score of 33 70. At least 4,00O people wit messed the game.
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1t is rumored that af Fifth avenue belle is to be led to the altar by Kansan at an early day.
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Adelaide Prince.
Hamlet
No Advance in Prices.

Seats on Sale at Altschurs Thursday at o'clock.
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Mir. I. J. Adair, cashier of the NJ. < P. Bank at Warren, is in the city to- day.
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Chancellor James r. Robinson is spending the dayin Memphis.
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sherlm's Sale.

Ky virture of an execution to me directed by q magistrate of Jefferson County, Arkan- sas, will offer for sale at No. l09 East Third avenue. in the City of Pine Bluff. on
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Mr. C. W. Wesner, of Cornerstone, is here on a brief business visit.
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The firm of Smith & Robinson, grocers, was this day dissolved by mutual consent. See notice else where in these colnmns.
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The young ladies who desire their hair dressed for the coming social events will please leave orders with Miss Nash at No. 2O5 West Fifth ave mo
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oIoVe FasIe, per DoX 0c. Shoe Backing, Sc, 5e and Sc per box.
 Shoe Polish, per bottle. 1Oc. Rubber Balls, solid and hollow, from Sc to 10c each.
 Colored Marbles, 75 for Sc. White Marbles, 100 for Dc, Jacks, l5 for Dc.
 Fire Shovels, short handles, 5c. Fire Shovels, long handles, 9c. Mouse Traps, %, Sc, 5c. Silverine Walters, round and ob- long, 10c and 15c.
 Blacl, Enameled Walters, oblong, 20c and 35c,
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Mir. Will Riley is today carrying a bottle of iiniment in his pocket lie
 is using it on a bruised foot on which
 a 2OO-pound cake of ice fell yesterday.
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Superintendent of Public Instruc- tion Jordan came down from Little Rock this morning and is receiving warm welcome from all our people.
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lFrom Fridays Daily.l

Chancellor James r. Robinson is spending the dayin Memphis.
 Mr. C. W. Wesner, of Cornerstone, is here on a brief business visit.
 Mir. I. J. Adair, cashier of the NJ. & P. Bank at Warren, is in the city to- day.
 Mir. Vim. Frolhick, one of the largest cotton buyers in Memphis, is here ona business visit.
 It is rumored that af Fifth avenue belle is to be led to the altar by a Kansan at an early day.
 Mr J. L. Tullis, the able editor of the Dardanelle Post, is in the city. the guest of his friend, Mr. A. E. Grace.
 There is no better oil on the mar ket than .Eupion. Read in another column the lad" of some of our lu- cal merchants.
 The firm of Smith & Robinson, grocers, was this day dissolved by mutual consent. See notice else where in these columns.
 Superintendent of Public Instruc- tion Jordan came down from Little Rock this morning and is receiving warm welcome from all our people.
 MT. Will Riley is today carrying bottle of iininent in his pocket lie is using it on a bruised foot on which a 200-pound cake of ice fell yesterday.
 The young ladies who desire their hair dressed for the coming social events will please leave orders with Miss Nash at No. 2O5 West Fifth ave nue.
 The Yale-Prineeton foot ball team | defeated the Memphi team in Mem phis yesterday afternoon by q score Df g to 0. At least 4,0OO people wit lessed the game.
 Yesterday afternoon the oil wagon
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Frying Pans, with protected handles, all sizes, 12c, l5e, 18c, 20e, 22c and 24c each.
 Basting Spoons, 6 different syles' each 5c.
 Basting Spoons, long handles, 10e. Whisk Brooms, l0e and 15c each. Serubbing Brushes, good quality, 10c and 15c.
 Chair Seats, all sizes, 5c 6c, 7e, Sc and 9c.
 Brass Head Tacks, per 100, Sc. Carpet Tacks, boxes for DC. Arch Top Mirrors, all sizes, 24e, 29c, 34c, 39c, Ale and 49c each. Knitting Silk, all colors, l5c per spool
 Better Grade, 38e.
 Darning Cotton, 6 cards for Dc. Darning Needless per paper 5e. Knitting Needles, per set Dc. Hair Pins, per box Sc.
 Hair Pins, in punches, 3 for De- Fancy Hair Pins, in amber and tortoise shell from 10c to 25c each. Side Combs in amber and tortoise shell from Dc per pair up.
 Knitting Cotton, 3 balls for DC. Tape, white and black, all widths
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FIGHT FOR FREEDOM.
DESCRIPTION OF THE TRAIN WRECK
 AT EL LuGARENo, CUBA.

How the canaa Patriots Enforce the Pay msnt of Tax on Cattle Bound For Ha- vana-Mines of Dynamite Touched off by Electricity.
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Low Rates tn Atlanta

By A. HOLLAND, D. s. Pine Bluff, Ark Dec. %. 1895. 12 2S w2
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-29
Atlantic Tea Co.
We Lead, Lot Those Who Can Follow.
HH."r -t"
LOCAL BIEVIrIES.
Matters of Minor NIotnont In AMI About
tile City.

Matters Of Minor Momont In nnd About
the City.
1uEGRASD this cveniug-Plantation
Minstrels.
0rERA House this evening-Roland
Reed in "The Politician"
SHEET mill No. II ut the Etna.Stand.
ard Is being turned into tin mill.
OFFICER TRoUTwlHr ran in Harry
Brady, Of Washington. Pa, yesterday
forenoon as plain drunk.
WALTER MADISON was run in last
night by Officer Gardner, for disorderly
conduct in tho Second ward.
TIE Mission Band OF tho English
Lutheran church will hold an enter.
tainment and social ut the church this
evening.
LAST night the council committee on
accounts met, audited tho books OF tho
receiver and city clerk for last month i,
aud found everything all right.
"a ROMANCE OF Coon HoLLow," one
OF the best comedy dramas on the stage,
will be seen at the Opera Hsuse mex:
Tuesday evening, with special Tues.
day matinee.
"WASo." the famous comic opera,
will DO presented in this city for the
first timo on Saturday, April 20, by D.
W.. Truss & Co. 1t has made success
wherever presented.
YESTERDAY the board OF public works
had force OF men at work cleaning up
the mud and debris lol. on the s.reets
blythe storm the night before, and there
were several hundred cart loads OF stuff
hauled away.
CORES OF tho ordinances as to sign.
boards. Low awnings and vehicles OBJ
structing tho streets have been sent out
by the city board OF public works to
business men and others, and they will
be strictly enforced hereafter.
IT is understood that ut the meeting
OF the county commissioners next Mon.
day a petition from residents OF Ro.
noy's Point will be presented asking
that a saloon license there shall not be
removed. The residents OF the vicinity,
to the number OF several hundred, pro-
test against tho continuance Of the
place.
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THE PRICE OF COKE.
Tho Advance Amounts to Fifty Cents and
May Not be Observation-Disclosures of tho
Iron aud Steel Market.

The Advance Amounts to Fifty Cents and
May Not be Observation-Disclosures of tho
Iron aud Steel Market.
The official announcement that the
price OF Connelsville furnace coke is to
be 81 IS per ton at oven has removed a
fruitful topic for guessing, says the
Iron AGE Of yesterday. The figure is
higher than was generally believed
probable and represents an advance of
iorty.five to fifty cents. The advance
will meet with much resistance. since
there is q chance that 1t may not be
firmly maintained. Furnacemon will
draw upon accumulated stocks until
they arc exhausted. SO that the coke
trade is expected to DO pretty dull
early in April.
the week has been quiet in Bcssemer
pig, pending the settlement Of coke
prices. Higher prices are asked, and
50 SO was paid at Valley furnaces for
several thousand tons for the Cleve.
land district, May and June delivery.
Tho steel market has been quiet, prices
being close 10 SIS at Pittsburgh. The
market was not as strong, however, as
tho situation in raw material would ap-
pear to demand.
Thus far tho finished iron and steel
trade does not indicate tho slightest
tendency toward higher prices in spite
Of prospective advance in cost. In Pitts
burgh block OF 5000 tons OF open
hearth plates has been sold for the Al
leGheny water works at tho lowest price
on record for this grade Of material. In
spite OF the heavy tonnage placed dur
ing tho past two months, prices do not
bulge. In Girder rails some Of tho mills
arc capturing very good orders.
Cincinnati reports sales Of 10000 to
$1,000 tons Of pig iron thus showing a
continuance in the activity in this mar
ket. In other sections tho movement is
moderate. The advance in coke ought
10 give the southern furnaces IN aivant.
ago OF abont so cents ton over their
northern rivals. whose cost OF produc.
ton will DO increased.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-29
THE COUNTY's BUSINESS.
Finance Committee Makes Up Its Estimate
for tho Year.

Finance COMMITTEES Makes Up Its Estlmate
for tho Year.
Yesterday afternoon the finance com.
mittee OF the board OF county commits
sioners held special meeting for tho
purpose OF making up the annual esti-
mates OF receipts and expenditures and
incorporate the latter into the yearly
appropriation ordinance. In addition
to Chairman Will W. Irwin. the follow
ing members Of the committee were
present: Messrs. Dobbins. Menkemel-
Ter, Robinson and Kindleberger. The
estimated revenues foot up Sis, 400 and
every cent OF this 10 provided for in the
estimate OF expenditures. as shown by
the table below. The only committee
estimate that was cut to great extent
wa, that Of the committee on bridges
and roads. This committee wanted
$4,000 for improvements to be mado in
1895, but tho financiers saw their way
clear to allow them but $40, SIS. The est.
mates will DO incorporated into tho ap-
preparation ordinance and passed at the
mex. meeting OF the board. Tho es.i-
mates follow:
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In tho City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.

Strangers In tho City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
W. NJ. klncaid. Of Cameron, is u
5ehler arrival.
4. W. Henderson, Of Morgantown. is
guest at the Mcclure.
p. NJ. Shannon and r. s. Petty,
Pittsburgh oil magna.es. arc at the
Windsor.
J. NJ. L.atohaw, OF Sistersville, and @.
Z. Grier, OF Parkersburg. registered at
the Behler.
Joseph W. Gallaher and Mrs. Z. J.
Gallaher, OF Moundsville, figure on tho
Mcclure register.
Theo. Hornbrook. OF New Martins
vile. and A. J. Thrasher, OF Charleston,
arc at the Stamm.
President John W. Simpson, OF Ma
rietta College, was in tho city yesterday,
guest Mt tho Windsor.
Miss c. a. Murphy and Miss NJ. Z.
Malloney left for Now York city to at
tend tho Easter openings.
Mcssrs, j. p. Williams and r. C. Els.
wongcr, representing tho Alpine Ar.
Association. OF Chicago, are at tho
Brunswick.
postofiice Inspector s. L. Hooton, Of
Pittsburgh, was hero yesterday on gov.
ernment business and autographed at
tho Windsor.
DR.. NJ. II. Holt, OF Weston, was in the
city yesterday. Tho doctor roccntly in
ventcd a continuance to conform steel
shoes to the feet Of horses.
ProfessorE NJ. Van Cleve aud ". G.
Bowers, OF GAINESVILLE; ". W. Boyd,
J. L. Fairchild and G. NJ. plumer, Of
Marietta, who arc hcro attending tho
sessions Of tho school supcrinteuden,s'
Round Table, arc at tho Stamm.
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REMARKABLY QUICK.
A Car Load of California Oranges Como
In Six DnyB,

A Car Load of California Oranges Como
In SIX bays.
Adecade or two ago a passenger from
California to Wheeling would consider
himselteioius some tall hustling and
working somo slick connections II 10
arrived at his destination in ak days.
II anybody had then said that n car
load OF freight would hayu como tho
eamo route In that length Of time. no
would have been laughed to scorn. Yot,
this has como to pass. Yesterday aitor.
noon att o'clock Messrs. Booth 4 Digby,
the local commission merchants, re-.
ceived notice from the Pennsylvania
freight agent here. that car OF Caliior.
MIA oranges consigned to them had ar.
rived. An inspection OF tho way bills
reveals the fact that the car left San
Bernardino, CAL, on the ed. so that tho
trip, via the Southern Pacific and Penn
sylvania roads. was made In just six
days, which is considered remarkable.
Tho car cana through from St. Louis in
two days. The distance Ia about 5000
miles -
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MIR. GABRIEL APPOINTED
Gonorai Passenger Agent Of the G., l.. 4

General Passenger Agent Of the G., L. 4 W.
ntt. Terry Remains.
Mr.. NJ. G. Carol, Of Cleveland, has
been appointed general passenger agent
Of the Cleveland. Lorain & Wheeling
railroad, to tako effect April |. Tho
Office Of general freight and passenger
agent has up to tho present timo
boon efficiently administered by Mr.. ].
L. TORY, but tho duties OF tho two do.
partmonts have grown to degree
which demands tho attention OF head
Tor each, and Mr.. Tory will now contino
his energies to freight matters o1clu.
sivoly. l Iis tII1
MIR. Carrel has tho reputation OF DO.
ing tho inost widely known ticket man
In tho United States, and was tho father
aud tho flrst secretary Of tho National
Association Of Ticket Agents. Several
years ago no retired from tho railroad
business and went into insurance, and
was manager OF "Tho Station Agent"
For two years no has boon financial Cd.
itor OF tho Cleveland Press he has
hundreds Of friends In railway circles
who will gladly welcome him into tho
harness ngain WV
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D. W. Martin and II. L. MCGOWAN
have bought tho solo right for West
Virginia TO manufacture md soil tho
"New Departure" oil can. now manufac.
turcd in baltimore. They will estab-
llsh factory in this city as soon rs a
location can DO secured. Tho can is n
great Improvement on all oil cans now
in use. and is highly spoken Of by all
who havo examined it. Already tho
now concern has received number OF
orders, and us soon as tho factory is os.
tablishcd 1t ID expected to score sue.
cpgp b
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-29
pEcRgAsE IS TRAFFIC..

Number tons freight carried in 1891.
$4,000; carried ono mile, 11,i90,2sS;
revenue. Sl29,s75 o5. Number OF pas
sengers carried in 1894. 100, 100; carried
one mile, 1850. $40; revenue, s557, 1906 SO.
The tonnage OF 1894 was less than
that OF 1893 by Ill, 84S tons, or 1880 per
cent. and the reyanue was less than that
OF 1893 by s26,505 So, or II por cont.
This decrease says. tho report. ia on.
tirely due to tho decrease in tho ton
mayo OF coke, ores and lumber, thus con-
tinuing tho experience OF the previous
year in respect TO these articles. Coke
shipments decreased 2l.3S0 tons, 81 per
cent; orc. &c. 344 tons. y por cont lum-
Der, AZ. 5S5 tons. 80 per cent, from 1893
to 1894. In 1893 those articles furnished
3S per cont and in 1894 about 90 per
cent Of the whole tonnage OF the road.
Tho tonnage OF all other articles was as
follows: 1894. 1850 tons, 1893, 1885,
e730 tons.
Thcro was a decrease in number OF
passengers carried over 1903 amounting
to 1906 per cont, in round numbers 49,
G32 passengers; revenue decreased, 50, .
$50 q, or li.4l por cont. Tho big de.
crease was in local passengers, Is, 1865;
z foreign, ,46G.
Y The total earnings decreased $36, $50 72,
or l5.45 por 'cont, but tho expenses also
decronsed to grentor oxtont, $50. 260 81,
or 1874 per cent. In 1893 the ratio OF
expcnseH TO earnings was GG.64 per cont.
: In 1901 it was lower. 64.32 per cont. Tho
decrease in not earning, amounted to 8
per cont.
Tho .botternonts 10 proporty in 1894
nro valued at S9SJ7 81, tho principal
itoms Of which arc SG.503 Al for grading
and l,5ll 60 for purchase Of roal estate
necessary to tho construction oil the now
station in Wheeling. Tho contracts ior
this improvement. 40 long noodod, havo
been let by tho lesseo company, and It
is expected, suys tho report, TINT tho
work will DO completed during tho
coming season.
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a SENSATIONAL CASE
Might Develop from Prosecution Before
N ,JuSticc. ~

Might Develop from Prosecution Before
n Justice.
Last evening Charles Case was ar.
raigned on a "plain drunk" charge be-
fore Squire W. W. Rogers. IIo was
fined 81 and costs, and not having that
amount about his person, he was given
ten days in Jail in default.
Case 10 accused Of q more serious
ohcnso. 1t ia said that no wrote an
offensive, profauc and obscene message
to citizen OF Wheeling, and sent it
through tho mails. 1t is also said he
will BIO prosecuted by the United States
officials for that offenao. He wanted to
marry daughter Of tho man, und tho
case arose from this.
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lsatlroad ON cials Hare.

Among tho railroad people in tho city
yesterday were the following: District
Passenger Agent D. @. Mac Watsers, Of
Pittsburgh, OF tho Pennsylvania lines;
Secretary S. B. Liggett. OF the Pewiky.
who attended the annual meeting here
in tho afternoon, and Messrs. McCrea
and Davidson. also OF Pittsburgh, direc-
tors OF the Pewiky.