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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-01

CLEVELAND, O.. May Sl.-Tho session
Of the Amalgamatsd Association to-day
was decidedly stormy. Although the
recommendation OF the scale committee
that the pudding scale be fixed at 81
was adopted carly in the convention, 4
number OF the mon who had been ac-
two In tho agitation for higher ratio
and who were placed on tho committee
10 confer with tho manufacturers,
broke over the traces and demanded
rate OF 81 90
This was hatly refused by tho manu-
facturers. who assorted that the bu.i-
ness improvement is yet incipiont and
not such as 10 warrant the advance do
manded. They intimated that II the
association would decide on a 81 rate
they would agree 10 sign yearly scale,
thus doing away with the timo clause
by which it has been possible to termi-
nate the existence OF scale at sixty
days notice, and which has always been
very distasteful to tho men.
IL is foregone conclusion that an
other conference will be held in Youngs.
tO"u 10 bOuu % buc COuNtltkOu bu-
journs.
The finishers, who were also unable
to accomplish anything because OF tho
action Of the puddlers, are very angry
at the action taken by the faction
which fought for higher rate, and
some lively times are expected before
the close Of the convention.
It is rumored tonight that while the
manufacturers refused to pay 81 so to
puddlers, they indicated their willing
nes, to pay 81 %, which ia an increase
OF twenty-five cents over last years
rate. This was reported at the after
noon session OF the convention and pro-
duced lively debate. The sheet tin
makers and tho finishers opposed the in
crease strenuonsly, even going so far az
TO predict that Its adoption would split
the association. Their argument was
that while the puddlers would be bene-
fited. the manufacturers would certain
ly make reductions in other parts Of
the scale. whereby tin men and finish
ers would suffer. The puddlers, they
declare, are already receiving better
wages than any other class Of iron
workers. The question will come up
again tomorrow.
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PLANCHO CAPTURED,
Tho Cuban Rebel Chief n prisoncr-Thc

Tho Cuban Rebel Chief prisoncr-rho
Cnsc of Cnrrlllo.
MADRID, May 3l.-Advices from Ha.
vanu received by Ell Impartial, report
the capture in Cuba OF tho rebel chioi
Plaucho.
Ell 1mparcial's dispatch also reports
that Francisco Carrillo, who was re-
ported from Havana yesterday in an
Associated Press dispatch as having
started for New York in view OF the es-
iablishment Of his American citizen
ship, isin realty TO DO sent to Spain.
The Spanish troops in Cuba have
fought body OF rebels near Santiago do
Cuba, from which city tho inhabitants
distinctly heard tho firing. OF tho Span.
ish. ono was killed and three wounded,
and OF tho rebels three were killed and
a number wcro wounded.
The torpedo boats Martin, Alonzo
and Filipinas have sailcd for Cuba.
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ton thcrowith. coko ovons-tho gas
from which 10 to DO utilized for run.
ming u largo electric power plant to
furnish FREQ powor to manufacturing
enterprises. A sicol plant Ia also to DO
built nt Birmingham by tho Birming.
ham Rolling Mill Company, which has
lot contracts for tho boilers for 1t.
Tho Manuiacturors' Record OF tho
now industrial enterprises this wook:
This list 10 by far tho most extensive
reported in amy ono wook in tho south
Tor several yoars aud indicates worry
marked revival OF business intcrosta and
tho determination Of tho people OF tho
aouth to tako hold OF industrial onter.
prisss with increased vigoL Ltis u no.
ticeablo fact that most Of tho ontor.
priscs reported arc by southern people,
and arc to DO built with southern
c0pital.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-01
THE STRIKE BROKEN,

On tho Norfolk & Western Road-Miners
Returninc to work-rroops Withdrawn.
BLuEFIELp, W. Va, May Sl.-Fhe
four largest coal operotors in West Vir-
Sinia, have resumed mining with
good force.
Sixty new mon went to the fields to-
day and the coal shipments from this
point aggregates els cars.
It is stated that thoir leaders, Law.
less and Webb are much disappointed
by tho action OF the United Miners
convention at Columbus in refusing to
order strike covering the entire re-
zion now supplying West Virginia or
ders.
Tho old mon are returning to work,
feeling that further resistance is use.
less.
Most OF Virginia soldiers loft Poca-
hontau to-day and tho few remaining
will leave in the course OF ten days.
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JEDoAH, May S.-The following par.
tculats have been obtained Of tho as.
,ls.ina,ion Of tho British vico consul
here and tho wounding OF other consu.
lar officers yesterday. Mr.. VS.. Rich.
,rd.on, tho British consul; the British
ricecon,ul, Mr.. Brandt tho Russian
acting consul, and NJ. D. Orville, the
secretary OF tho French consulate, were
taking walk together near th!s town
when, apparently withou. any provoca.
ton, they were as,ailed By eight Bod.
OuiR Arabs. who. when only four yards
away from the consular officers, opened
Ere upon them with guns and pistols.
The British vics.consul was 40 badly
wounded that he expired ten minutes
after he wss shot
While he was lying wounded on the
ground, the Bodouins fired the contents
ot their pistols into him aud also stab
bed him with knives. Mr.. Richardson
vas badly wounded. Mr.. Brandt had
hi, Jaw broken and his nose sho. away.
D0rville alone eIcaped serious injury.
The recovery OF Messrs. Richardson and
Brandt il doubtful. Fifteen arrests
have been made and the greatest excite
ment prevails here, intensified by tho
fac. that several British warships arc
expected at this port shortly in order 10
inquire into the outrage and insist upon
the punishment OF the offenders.
Later reports from the physicians in
attendance upon the wounded consular
officers show that N. D'Orville was much
more seriously wounded than at first
expected. and it is feared that he also
will die from the results OF his Injury.
CoxsrASTiXopLr. May 81 Advices
received here from Moosh state that the
residence occupied by the French,
British and Russian envoys there has
been forcibly entered by Turkish gen.
d'armes who attempted to arrest n
servant OF the ENJOYS. They used abu.
.ve language and were expelled with
difficulty.
This nsws coupled to the news from
Jeddah that tho British consul and vice
consul, the Russian acting consul and
The Fronch consular secretary were at
;icked and shot at outside the town,
ha. caused considerable excitement in
diplomatic circles.
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TERRIBLE WATER SPOUT
Docs Great Damage to Property In TcIcs
Many Cattlo Drowned.

Many Cattle Drowned.
WACO, Texas, May 3l.--A special
from llill4boro, Texas. to tho Nows
says n water spout struck near there
last night. 1t caused an eighty acre
lake TO burst through dam.
About 900 feet OF tho Missouri, Kan
sas & Texas railroad tracks were washed
away. A similar loss occurred to tho
Cotton Belt railroad and rails wero
twisted in all sorts OF shapes. All wircs
wero down until la:o This morning be.
tween Waco and illsboro, and com.
municaiion with Fort Worth and Dallas
was cut of.
All trains on tho Missouri, Kansas 4
Texas and Santa Fc nrc coming ovor the
Waco & Northwestern and Houston 4
Texas Central. Tho Santa Fo Is also
washed botwoon hero and Temple, forty
miles south.
Several hundred cattle wcro drowned
in tho blackberry bottom noar Hillsboro,
and in South Hill,boro several families
wero driven from their homes. Ono
house was demolished.
No trains have arrived at llillsboro at
this timc from tho north, aud all mails
from that direction arc from livo 10
twolvc hours late. No estimate can bo
obtained as yct Of tho loas. An unknown
man was drowned.
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THE "I,EHGIihOUs ELNS"


'nIn'ned hT EIRit.d Ruler Dntwilcr From
Cooperating With tho Atlantic City
Faction.
hAERIsHUno. Pa, May 3l.-As an out
como oil the strife between tho tactions
N shn Honovolent and Protective Order
" h'Es. Grand Exalted Ruler Detwilor
u" issued from hin Office in tho city an
'hcaI circular 10 tho officers and NOM
n Tefs OF all subordinate lodges Mr..
tDe'"IIar declares that hc means to up.
"''l tho trust vested to him, and at
Wy coat to prevent tho attempts Of
n''2uided secessionists" to diSrupt
The order.
10 10 conclusion he says:
hereby warn all lodgos, holding or
.a'nin2 to hold dispenSntiona and
ii"atte's from tho Grand lodge OF tho Il.
Il u hIks, from recognizing in any way
sie 'o'GaIlsd and spurious Grand lodge,
iS"ich mot nt Atlantic City in June,
~ and which 1t Ia proposed to hold
mefo In July. '0j. forbid any repres.
e"'s''on Of my subordinate lodges from
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A TRIPLE LINCHtSG.
The Negroes Taken from oricers Whi
Euroute to jail.

The Negroes Taken from Oricers While
Eurouto to jail.
BARROW, FLA, May 3L.-Mrs. Timber.
lake, a young widow, who lives with
he, father in the western part OF this
county, wa, assaulted Tuesday by a
aegro. Four negroes. who were sus-
pecsed OF n knowledge Of the crime.
.ere arrested. and las. night they were
taken from their guards while en- route
to this place to be placed in Jail by half
Ahundred men. who wore thick black
n,ks and carried Winchesters. Tho
naked men disappeared with the
negroes into swamp. where three Of
them were put to death, and tho fourth
u. almost beaten TO death and ordered
Is leave the country.
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Loo Yurn aiust Go.

NEw YoHE. May 3l.-In tho Unitod
States circuit court to-day, Judge La.
combo ontorcd final order sending
Loo iuon back to China OH tho ground
that hc had entered this country rs n
laborcr. Loo Yuon had been in this
country botoro and returned in August,
1891. by way OF Burlington. Vt. Ho
was arrested in this city while at work
as cigar makor.
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CASE OF LEPltOSY
In Clerelnnd. Ohio-A Young Girl tho
Unfortunate Victim.

In C.relnnd. Ohio-A Young Girl tho
Unfortunate Victim.
CLEVELAND. o.. May 3l.-The Glove.
I,nd doctors nra much interested in
'aa. they believe to bo n case OF lepro-
(which has bcen found in this city.
he victim is Mary Carlin. OF Lcs,er
h'ees, sixteen years old. Daring the
!a't low ycars all the small toes have
cHAppearcd from her left foot and there
ne other symDIoms which somo OF tho
GG.ltors claim to recognize as having
Teen noticed by them in undoubtcd
sA'e' OF Icp.osy in China and Japan.
me cir! appeared before tho Cleveland
Msa'ca! society at its last meeting and
.Ss general opinion Of the inombers was
ha'ihe dlscase was leprosy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-01
INJUNCTION SUSPENDED
by Judge Con In tn. Re=istration Cases Il
South Carolina.

by Judge Con In TIL. Re.i.tration Cases In
South Carolina
RICHMOND. Va, May 3l.-JudSe Goff
this afternoon granted an order sus-
pending tho tempofary injunction in
both the Nowberry and Richmond cases
OF the famous South Carolina resistra.
ton cases, which came up on a motion
to dockc, in tho United States circuit
court OF appeals. June was set as tho
day on which the court will hear argu.
men,s in the case. Tho elrec. OF the
order granted by Judge Golf will DO TO
allow the supervisors OF the registration
OF Newberry and Richmond counties to
open tho books OF registration on next
Monday under the laws OF South Caro-.
lima
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PHiLApELrHIA, Pa. May 3l.-A cable.
gram from Havana to-day announces
that tho bark Carrie E. Long, manned
by crew recruited entirely at this port,
had beon struck by lightning ana total.
ly destroyed by fro. in which hor cap.
luin. Harry Rolf; Chiet Mate Esssla
Essborg, OF Now York, and two soameu,
whose names could not be aacer;aiued,
wcro burned TO death. The survivors
were rescued by the bark Havana,
Captain Rice.
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Another Forged Note.

New IoRE, May 3l.-A New Haven
dispatch to tho Evening Post says:
Another forged nolo OF tho doad Cashier
Rislcy OF tho First National Bank Of
Wi'limantic. has como TO light. 1t is
drawn for $4,000 and sccurol by that
amount OF bouds by local gas light
company. Tho bonds woro supposed to
have boon cancelled five years ago.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-01
INDUSTRIAL ACTIVITY
In tho South II, Reported by tho lnnufnc
turnrS Record.

turnrS Record.
BALriMonE, May 3l.-Spccial reports
to tho Manufacturers Record show n
worry decided Increase in industrial nc.
tivity throughout tho south. Whilo
thcrc is no let-up in tho cotton mill
building spirit. thore is quito Il marked
revival in iron and stool matiors during
tho past week. Furnaces that have
been idle for many months have gono
into blast nt Florence, Sheffield and
Alabama. Arrangements hayo boon
completed for starting up tho biz fur.
nacos and B,ocl plnnt at AIiddlca-
boro, and in M interview pub.
lished in tho Mnnufacturcrs' Record
Mr. Horny T. DoBardolban. OF Bosom.
or. Ala. givnq particulars regarding II
large slecl plant which will DO i'm
modatolv built at that poin. and tho
development OF coal property to Il capa-
city Of 5000 tons day, mud in connoc-
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Attending tho meetings OF said Illegal,
GSontnmucIous and fcbellious BODY
forbid my and all lodges from paving
thelr capita tax TO any Of tho officers Of
SA'd body, undor n penalty OF having to
pay tho same again whom tho courts
hAvo rendered decision, with tho
penalty further imposed by our lava"
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KANSAS rRoIIrBIrIoNIsrs
VIII Wage Bitter War Against the vIo.
latorx of the Law,

latorS of the Law.
ToFEXA, kAs., May 3l.-Prohibition
Kansas is to again bo the accno
OF lively fight against rrai.
fic in liquor. For many months
pas, investigating committees have
reported that the prohibition laws were
being enforced in an extremely lax man.
ner, when enforced at all, while in many
cities saloons ran practically wide open
and the officials not even made a show
OF closing them. The state temperance
union which hns taken the most active
part in Neutrality-suspicious. to-day issued
for big massmeeting at Topeka.
July i, to take some action to call halt
in tho present state OF affairs. an def.
ance OF the law" says the call, "she sa.
loon has returned in many oil the ci,ies
and often with the corrup. connirancc
OF officials"
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Srtei1I Dispatch to he EatetiJmeer.
Caldwell, O., May 3l.-William G.
Young, one OF tho most prominent
citizens OF this place, suffered a
stroke OF paralysis this evening.
and now lies in very precarious con-
di.ion. Mrs. SCHROEDER, OF Sharon,
suffered n like stroke, and ID also in a
dangerous condition.
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NO AGREEMENT
Reaohed by Conference OF Miners and
Operators

1keuCdou SonkofouCo ol sllucGt anu
Operators
COLUMBUS. O., May 3l.-The joint
conference Of Ohio operators and mi
ners adjourned at II O'Clock tonight,
without having reached au agreement
Another meeting will be held at 9
o'clock tomorrow andin the operators
committee will try to agree among
themselves.
The Hooking operators offer IS cents
and the other operators 81 cents a-ton
for mining. The latter arc strongly op-
posed to dit1orcntial in favor OF tho
Hooking Valley. The miners refuse to
accept less than 81 cents in tho Hooking
valley, but are willing there should DO
q difTerental.
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CAUSE FOR TROUBLE.
Tho British Vico Consul Assnssln-
ated ut Joddnh.
IS TAYLAIO BY BEDOUIN ARABS

WhIio Hc Is Walking With tho Con.
sui aud tho Russian auu Fronch
Represent atives - All His Com.
panions Wounded, aud tho Fronoh
Consul May Dio-Britlsh War Ships
.Handy-Excitcment In Diplomatic
Clrcles-Trouble is Looked For.
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BI-PARTISANSHIP
Aud Non-Partisunship In Munloi-
pal Government n Thomo
DISCUSSED IN THE CONVENTION

or tho Municipal liotorm Loaguo ae
Cleveland - Various Viowa Ex.
pressed by Representatives OF Va
rious Citios-Thc Goncrhi Sentiment
of tho Convention That Politics
Should 10 Elitnlnntcd From City
Affairs to Insure n Puro Govcrn-
incnt,
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A STORMY TIME
At tho Session OF tho Amalaa-
matod Association.
SOME BREAK OYER THE TRACES

And Demand 81 80 Rate for
Padding, Contrary TO Their Agreo-
mont-Manufa facturors oflor to Split
tho Difference, But tho Sheet Tin,
Makers and FluiAhera Oppose tho
Advance, Saying It Will Result IN
Cutting Them Down.
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Weather Forecast for To-day.

For west Virginia. fair; soulhwes,crly winds.
For Western Pennsylvania. partly cloudy
weather, possibly showers near the laIas; south
westerly winds
For Ohio and Indiana, fair; ,outhetly winds
TnE TEMPERATURE YrsrrkpAr.
AZ furnishcd BY g. ScnSErr, druggist corner
Market and Fourteenth streets ''T
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-17

sentative calculation can be mspe oy
merchants. and the result Is va.
merchandise is sold 10 the people AZ "
large percentage of increase over cost
The merchant is forced 10 do TINS, or ~
may find that. after buying his soouS
at a fixed sum and paying for them W.
a sum having a certain gold Fa,uc -,
that time when the goods are an ~
by him, the currency he hls ieSe''s-
for them has so deprecated IN hs -
change value that he is poorer than Wi'n
he commenced. He, therefore, seis ~
a profit large enough 20 cover po"S''".-
contingencies. This constant huc'"1'o"
OK the value Of the currency )f the Sou.'
try has not been produced ~ any ~.
favorable legislation. on me co'""'
the governm mt has done It's best 10 '''>
the currency GOOD for its full valae ny
giving II fun debt-payng power
giving OF such n debt-paying power I,
n currency which commerce has lecilneh
to accept except AZ a constantly "'it
ciating value. has resulted in this coun
try I'm a loss by creditors of about ., %
per cent. OF their credit assets, anu
corresponding gain 10 creditors, as '"'s
can pay gold debts with currency AZ
tually worth to-day only about IS 10 ie'
cea-. OF its face value The poor Ia
boring classes have not been heneh'eu,
on the contrary. they have suffered anu
beyond the creditor classes as they nave
felt the effe,s In personal sufterl"s'
while the creditor classes have felt them
only i'm pocket. 1 am well advised as 10
the conditions OF the poor both IN bra1h
and Argentine. and 7 am positive from
the light Of facts before me that III
neither Of these great countrl 's-one o,
which is greater In area than the Ohl',r
states-has skilled or raw labor been paio
I'm late years commensurate with the ue-
probation IN the currency I'm which tney
have received their wages. All costs OF
living have been advanced AZ currency
value deprecated. I'm consequence or
having been paid with greatly depfe-
cfated currency at q rate OF wages I'M
materially increased. and having TO pay
increased prices for commodities CON
sumed. an labor has experienced tne
greatest suffering. and no outlook Tor us
relief is apparent Any currency SO
founded us 10 De liable 20 fluctuations ih
value adds another element OF uncertain
Is 10 business. and &c becomes the great
disturbing element Of commerce. IL be-
comes an article Of traffic 10 be pou-n,
and sold. both public and private ana
there remains no fixed measure on any
article Of comm a-cc.
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GOOD TIMESARE COMING.
OBJECr-LEssONs FOR THE BENEFIT
or THE PESsfMIsTIC.
yyooIIen. Iron. and steel Workers Get 'ne
Advantage OF an Improved
Market.

poTTSTOWN. PA. July l6.-The nall
ers at Ellis * Lessig's iron anu
plant have been notified that Oh anu
after August LIST they will receive an
increase Of - $40 per cent. IN wages va
the same day the men employed IN the
nlate-mlu viii be put back to the scale
of 1893 which is a decided advance over
the present rate.
ALLENTOWN. PA. July i6.-Tne Don
olds~n IRON Company. OF Emaus' mas
Voluntarily Increased the wages OF Us
~ employees 10 per cent, tue increase "
20 into effect August ISL, ,... c.,,,..
TnWELI, MASS, July lg.-lhc ,oiiiils
Woolien Mills corporation, In pracut' mas
roetod notices announcing an increase OF
Ii nor cent. IN the wages OF the opera
t-vcs. -. II, tc r-rc
operatives Of the Boon i I.c...',,.a53
Worsted Compsny's mills have received
,bc folloviug notice: ION July -3th the
schedule of wages I'm this mill Will pe
roadiusted and advances made as .ai
as the condition OF business VIII aa an - or
l,he advance Will affect SIX hundred OF
moro operatives, who had suffered re-
dnction since the hard times began. 81.
EAST LIVERPOOL, O.. July 10 -
Knowles Company's big pottcrles; .n-
iargost I'm the United states. and the
works of Cartwright Brothers, Buriotd
Brothers. Wallace & Chotwlnd. the sep
ling Pottery Company. the East liver
nooi ana tie Standard Pottery Company
All resumed operations yesterday. Three
fourths OF the pOtteries IN the CITY are
now jim fun operation. ana others ar: ar
running nart time. It Is eNpectcd tndt
cverv wheel I'm the city viii be turning
by August ist. This sudden boom in IN
t6o no.terv trade is brought about by
the recent cut Of American manufacturers
in tho selling prices. which are now uo""
10 importers prices IN Ens'sh war;
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He Wants to Buy the Ohio Southern
Road.

LIMA. OHIO, July Ex-senator Brice IS
back OF a big railroad seheme 10 build
road parallel 70 the Cincinnati. Hamu-
ton and Dayton System. between Cincin-
natl and Detroit. The Senator was dts
APPOINTED some time ago In obtaining
stock In the Circinf at. Hamilton ana
DAYTON. and has had IN contemplation a
competing line. and his first step was 10
buy stock in The Ohio Southern and COM
mence an extension from Springfield TO
this city. and one from the south end OIL
the line into Cincinnati. a few miles only
OF which remains 10 be finished. Tho next
step was 70 incorporate the Lima North
ern Company. which. IL now transplres
Is In reality composed or Erlce people
The con pany failed 10 secure the road
bed Of the .. L. and NJ. by condemnation
proceedings, but gained IL In the United
states District Court Tho Ohio Southern
was then placed In the hands OF A rec civ
or. from which the Bricc syndicate VIII
take IL when the proper time comes. Inc
next step VAS for tn Lima Northern 10
begin securing the right OF way along the
G. X and j.. north from this city az
far as ottawa. from which place the road
will take a rorlhwestcfly course TO gel
more, on the y. and o.. then north TO
Detroit This part OF ihe line VIII be sur
veycd at once. and the work pushed 70
completion at once.
The lines. when connected up, viii make
line but ten miles longer than the c. n.
and D.. connecting with all the Brice
lines. To-day large purchases or real es-
tate along Sugar street were made for the
company's right OF way. The Ohio South.