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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-11-24

Day. There will be nigh mass at a.
m at the conclusion OF which benedic-
ton of the blessed sacrament will be
given. and then the prayer Of Bishop
Carroll for our country and our tenn
poral and spiritual rulers will be re-
cited The services will be closed with
the hymn, Holy God we Praise Thy
Name" Next Sunday will be the first
Sunday of Advent. 1t will also be the
sixth anniversary of the dedication Of
ST Marv's Church. The first Friday Of
the month will be the sixth of Deem
Der. Next Sunday will be holy COM
munion day for the members OF the
boys and girls sodalities. A novena
inh onor of the Immaculate Conception,
the feast day of St. Mary's, will begin
next Saturday morning with mass at
S o'clock. There will be special deyo-
tons after mass every day during this
novena. The devotions on Thanksgiv-
ing Day are ordered by the Rt. Rev.
Bishop Watterson, of this diocese.
E. K. Hoge will move his stock Of
drugs into his new room the first OF the
week.
Miss Ida McMasters, Of Mt. Pleasant,
will succeed Miss Sarah Ellsworth, who
has resigned her position at the post
office.
Frank Soles. of Warrington, w. Va,
is visiting here.
The Laughlin nail mill will not go
on till about Wednesday, owing to
shortage of nail plate.
The funeral Of Henry Snodgrass VIII
take place this afternoon.
The boilers for the electric light
plant have arrived.
Rev. Charles O'Meara will preach at
St. PGuls this afternoon.
Chris Swftzer and Miss Carrie Elder,
CT this place, were married last Wednes-
day evening.
Yesterday morning Captain Fl. w.
Smith and wife left for California,
where they VIII remain until next June.
William Gosney is very low with
smallpox.
Hubert O'Donnell is visiting at Bel
laire
J. E. Reynold has on exhibition in
his window a large oil painting, the
work of George Hopkins, of this place,
which represents Washington at prayer
Just before the battle Of Valley Forge
He is at work on another one which
shows Washington and his army enter
ing Valley Forge.
Last evening Miss Lula COss enter
tanned several couples Of her young
friends. 90,
The Maennerchor Singing Society viii
give a private hep next wednesday
evening.
VIII Morgan had one Of the fingers
of his right hand cut oil yesterday do
the Aetna Standard.
The new tin mill at the Aetna-Stand-
ard will go on tomorrow morning.
The committee appointed by Council
10 see 10 the dividing Of the city into
five wards. handed in the following re-
mort al the meeting last night: First
Ward is 10 begin at the Bridgeport cor
norotion line. and extend to Madison
street: Second Ward begins at Madison
street and be bounded on the north by
CLAW street and the county road; Third
ward begin az north boundary Of Sec
ood Ward and extend to Hanover
street. Fourth Ward would be all ter
ritorv within the corporation north Of
Hanover street and west of c.. e. 2.
railroad: Fifth Ward will be all terri
torv in corporation north Of Hanover
Etreet and east of c. g. p. railroad. The
recommendation was laid over until
next meeting.
A social and supper will be given by
the G. A. r. Post tomorrow night.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-11-24

Portland Station, o., November %
The third carload of pipe was this
week distributed along the Gould Cole
rain line. and the leasing of land still
goes ON. George Bower leased his
land to the Standard one day this week.
Col Peck. or Rush Run, was in town
Thursday.
Several of our people were at Steu-
benviue Wednesday i'm the McCleary
heirs trial before the Circuit Court.
J. b. Starr is the happy father Of
twins.
Leeper & Pastors have erected a
large two-story wagon and repair shop
near the county bridge, which viii
shortly De occupied by j. C. COffman.
A full-dedScd case OF smallpox at
DiIonvale and q reported one at Til
louisville make MS fear we have not
seen the worst of the scare yet.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-11-24

friends Monday evening at her home
on Main street. The evening was
spent in social intercourse, games and
listening to excellent vocal "a d instru-
mental music.
MIR. William Pelley and family, Of
M.ugo. arc spending a few days with
relatives in the city.
The funeral Of Mrs. John Negle VIII
take place Sunday morning from 81
Johns Church. Interment at Mt Cal
vary cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Cockayne, Of Lea
hurst. were guests of their daughter
Mrs. DR.. Meighen. the past week.
Mrs. b. Jones is on visit 10 her
parents I'm Warrington.
1Ir. John Leach has returned rom
MOrgantOwn. w. Va.
ATTORNEY b. f. Meighen. OF Mounds
Vile. was in town on business
The first edition of the new Benwood
Enterprise Will be out Thanksgiving
The committee of arrangements Of the
benefit ball rendered for Mr. Witherel
and Mr.. Charles Sprouts extend Their
sincere thanks to the ladies who at
tended the supper table, as well as to
Mr.. Grub. who donated the ring, and
Mr.. .Se2br,ght who gave the clock.
Mrs Nagle. Of this place, the woman
who died so suddenly Friday morning,
Is TO be buried to-day at Mt Calvary
Cemetery. Service e, ST. JOINS church.
J. c. Darnel of Pittsburg, passed
through town yesterday.
Mr.. Robert Newton the grocer, IS
spending Sunday in Sistersville.
Mr.. William Springer, Of this place,
is iu Msss.ion. o.
Sheriff lIcCombs. of Marshall county
was in town yesterday.
Pay day at Wheeling Steel and Iron
C0up1ny's yesterday.
The small chld of Conrad Bernhard,
of Main street, is very i'll with scarlet
fever
Dan Mckinney, an employe Of the
Wheeling steel works, was badly burn
cd about the face yesterday morning.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-11-24

tered the store Of Chas. McConnaus
and got away with a few small -e.
This makes four times inside olats
that his store has been robbed
Mrs. w. C. Prickett left
for New Brighton.
Howard Decamp, of Cleveland Isy
iting here.
Mrs. J. NJ. Todd and daughter
ped of here yesterday for q short
with friends, on their way HON
Claysville, Pa, from Nebraska, wA
they have been visiting relatives.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-11-24
THE CEREMONIEs
which VIII Attend the Elevation Of Mgr
Satolli About Completed

Which VIII Attend the Elevation of WI
Satolli About Completed
Washington. November 23.-The
tails Of the ceremony ON the eleyan
of Mgr. satolIi to the Cardinala'a
practically completed. The ceremo
will occur December 18th at 1890 q
at the Cathedral at Baltimore Arr
bishop Kahn, of ST. Louis. has "
chosen to preach the sermon.
mass will be celebrated by Mgr. S
after the comforting Of the Barr
and in his new capacity as Caro-
The invitations TO the ceremony
he issued shortly. and until this oc
n will not be known If the member
the clergy viii attend, but q large
roeontati0n of the heads Of the
archv doubtless will be present
Cardinal Gibbons and Mgr
will occupy positions On the go
enietle sides of the sanctuary
ivelv. The member of the mob.
who brings the Barretta frot
also will be within the sanctua
first ceremony-preceding the
will be that of comforting the
ate upon Mgr Satolii. This o
he performed by Cardina. '
Al its conclusion Mgr.
leave the sanctuary, changii
ule robes for those Of Cardiu
entering the sanctuary he "
with the celebration Of hgA
mass. ,... ID -
An official announcement ''
states that the consistory "iii "'
on Monday next.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-11-24
TIE WORLD OF SPORT.
JepwOrth's Weekly Review Of Mattes1
of Current Event.

Peter Maher and his Claims to the
Worlds Championship - Foot
Ball Games and Gossip-The Con-
tests Of the Week in the Bowling
Tournaments-Other Matters OF
Interest.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-11-24

Some of the enthusiastic supporters or
Peter Maher are claiming that he is en-.
titled to the championship by reason Oh
The forfeiture of the belt to him by Cor
bett Nothing could be more absurd.
While Maher may have the ability TO
best any living pugilist, he must prove
that fact before he can justly claim the
title of champion. COrbett has no more
authority TO declare him the champion
than has any other man, except IN SO
far as Corbett stands in the way TO his
fairly earning the title. He might win
equal propriety, proclaim Choynski'
Goddard or Sullivan, the champion.
Maher has been defeated by FitZsim-
mons and Goddard, Have not these two
men a better claim to the honor? Maher
must defeat them both, unless they de-
cline to meet him.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-11-24

tt is certainly q grand departure in
corducdug fair without any begging
or soliciting. No schemes or lotteries
allowed. BE sure and come and ENJOY
a good time unmolcsted. Cathedral
basement, commencing tomorrow
oNoniug.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-11-24

Now isthe time to select your Christ
mas presents. We are receiving new
and elegan, goods every day. a tull
line OF sterling silver novelties. Nc
Names. 2l37 Market street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-11-24
DIDN'T SEIZE THE oPFo

DIDN'T SEIZE THE oPPoRT'
whats the trouble. jim:
angry?" .;-od 90 rr
debts" ..,uo o., ri
about ,,1-. NAL.
debts. "-Tit-Bits.
New late Winter Hilliiin.e,r,y fia.. .
TeIt Sailors and Walsh t....i.... ,..r
shapcs. reduced prices
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-11-24
HANNIBAL.

Hannibal. O.. November 23.-Capt.
Charles Muhleman was at wheeling
and Steubenviue several days.
Mrs. and Mrs. o. 3. Kemp left this
place Thursday morning for Louisa,
Ky. where they will reside in the tu-
turo Mr.. Kemp has secured posi-
tion in a flour mill there.
Hon. Sep Hail. Of New Martinsyille,
was on our streets last Sunday.
Can't and Mrs. j. c.. Muhleman were
az Buckhill, o., Tuesday visiting
friends.
Dr. J.. x. Ferguson. of Marietta, o.,
is at the Hotel Neuenschwander TINS
week.
Chas. Dreunlich. Of Wheeling, was in
town Sunday and Monday.
Miss Daisy Nol returned home Sun
day evening from Sisrersvlue, after q
weeks visit with relatives at thaI
place +.,-
bliss Noliie Kline made flying trip
to New NarJinsville Wednesday even
Alex Martin was ON @ business trip
to Piusburg several days this week
DR.. II. c. Kempel, of Beliaire. was IN
town Wednesday.
lIr. Henry NeUenschwander and
daughter. Miss Jessie, Mrs. Dave Hoyer
and Two children, Mrs. Forty Neuen-
schwander and daughter, Mrs. Dean
Henthorn. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Noegt-
Iv and llr. Martin Hofer and two
daughters. Misses Edith and Maggie,
went to Wheeling on. the Liberty Mon
dav evening and returned home Tues
day ON the Lexington.
Misses Alma. Clara and Mabel Neu-
erschvandey spent Friday at Sisters
Vile the guests of Mir. and Mrs. VIII
Neuenschwandcr.
Jake Voegtly was at Pittsburg on
business.
Miss Lib Noll left Friday evening for
Reilaire. where she will visit Mrs.
Kelly for several days.
Samuel BraunHch was at Wheeling
Monday and Tuesday.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-11-24

Lovers Of pugilism in this city VIII
have an opportunity to form an estimate
of the fighting ability Of the Irish cham
pion when he comes to the Opera House
tomorrow night jim Hall and Young
Critic will also appear, and give exhibit
tons. Critic IS a very interesting
figure in pugilistic circles. He was
brought to America by Ted Alexander,
and was trained by him for fight at
Roby. Ind, which was prevented by the
authorities. Alexander says he was
then in prime condition, having trained
faithfully, and left drink alone. Since
then he has become famous from the
fact that he cannot be managed by his
trainers. and often enters the ring for
finish fight, practically without any
training. He is a wonderfully clever
boxer. else he would not occupy the posi-
tion which he does to-day. The best
any man in his class has ever done,
was to secure a draw in a battle with
him. CRITIC has never been put out,
and he seldom knocks out anybody
else.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-11-24

We can save You money in the pur-
chase of Fine Diamonds.
DILLON. WHEAT d HANCHER co.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-11-24
PORTLAND STATION.

Bargains in sterling Tea Tables and Forks
mt lT H.. uilimau * Co.'S.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-11-24

n-r,,ns in diamond cur hu'
,.:a az n l.. HIllman = COB
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-11-24

Johnny Van Heest belongs to the same
class as Critic, IN that he cares nothing
for money. He differs from the Aus
tralian in one respect, however. He Is
much more intelligent. Van Heest IS
an inveterate novel reader, and he pre-
fers the blood and thunder type Of
literature. While he made his home In
Wheeling he was in hard lines and
seldom had the price Of meal in his
trousers. He went on for a preliminary
bout at the club house one night, and
received $37 as his share Of the re-
ce!pts. As soon as he got into Wheel
ing he hunted up a faro bank, and in
less than twenty minutes he was penni-
less
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-11-24

Don't YOU think you'll enjoy yourself
at the Cathedral Fair? NO begging OF
soliciting allowed.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-11-24

We have some Art Pieces of Mahog-
anv Furniture i'm Tables Cabinets,
Writing Desks. etc. Our prices are not
high. -....1,--,,,, 90
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-11-24

We have an elegant line Of silver
ware. every piece being i'm sterling and
fine quadruple plate, an suitable tor
Christmas presents. McNamee s. 2l5'
Market street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-11-24

The game between the Vigilants and
Tigers next Saturday promises to be one
of the most interesting contests which
have taken place on the gridiron this
season, and no small amount of money
will change hands on the result. The
Martins Ferry team will be strengthen
ed by some Of the star players Of the
Wash-Jeff. including Ely, and will line
up with one Of the strongest clubs which
ever played in this vicinity. In the
Tigers they will meet their match, and
it is certain that the result viii be very
close. The game should attract to the
Fair Grounds every lover Of foot ball IN
this vicinity.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-11-24

The high team strings which have re-
Gently been made in the Musee bowling
tournament is the best indication that
the followers of that form Of sport are
showing remarkable Improvement. Last
week the Brownies made two consecu-
tive strings Of over 1000, and other
teams have come dangerously close to
the four figure score. The Musee man
agement has forfeited several oyster sup
pers, and its offer at the beginning Of
the season promises to be more costly
than was at first supposed. Indeed,
there is ground for the prediction that
few weeks will pass in which the 1000
mark will not be reached. The race for
the championship has narrowed down
TO three teams. the Nameless, Brownies,
and Daisies. and It is a toss up as to
which club will be victorious The work
of the league thus far has been little
short of remarkable. When the New
York team comes TO this city in Feb
ruary. 1t will be pitted against team
which may be depended upon to aver
age l75 pins to the player Wheeling
will at least have fighting chance
against the Eastern cracks. In the
South Side League, the Harvest Homes
have forged to the front, but the MOI
nrts are on Their heels, and coming fast
There viii be some important changes in
the standing Of clubs, within the next
two weeks. JEPWORIH.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-11-24

The West Virginia foot ball teeam
gave the Wash-Jef1 boys a surprise
party yesterday afternoon. When all
the circumstances are taken into con-
sideraticn, the result was practical vic
tory for the University eleven. They
went into the contest under very dis
couraging circumstances, and almost
pulled out victory The w. V. U.
eleven is a better all round team, and
will defeat the Washington boys next
season. Every patriotic West Virginian
has reason to feel proud of the record
which the University eleven has made
this year.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-11-24

Dick Padden has affixed his signature
to a Pittsburg contract for next season,
and the management Of the Pirates is to
be congratulated. Those who are fami-
lar with Padden's playing ability, pre-
dict a brilliant future for him. He IS
another such player as Delehanty, and
he will have no trouble in holding his
own with any second baseman in the
National League. The Pittsburg man
agement will probably release Bier
bauer. as Padden is a much better man.
Wheeling lovers of the national game
would like to see P!ttsburg capture the
pennant. and they regard Padden as pen
nant winning material
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-08
THOUSANDS OF LOGS

And More Railroad Ties Come Out Of the
Little Kannwhn ut Pnrkorsburg-On One dn
Not Yet Raised. wy
Srecia! Dupateh 10 he Int.licener.'
PARKERsBrRG. ". Va. Jan. 7.-The
biggest run. OF logs and ties for ten
years came ont Of Little KauawlIa to-
day. About 10000 logs and 10000 ties
coming out; greater number OF logs
caught, but most OF tho ties are lost.
Hughes river, Steer. creek and all
branches Of the Little kanawha camo
on. in torrents bringing logs and ties,
which had been in their banks for three
or four years. Capt Paden lost abou,
$4,000 tics. D. NJ. Miller WINS tho heavi-
est loser. Page & Soma, Burns Bros.
and Parkersbnrg Mill Company are
among the losers. Most OF the logs
have been caught, however, and tho
mill men have gotten of very we'll.
Little Kanawhn is falling Mt Elizabeth
tonight aud logs have stopped running
ut 8 o'clock tonight OHIO is twenty.
four feet here and forty feet ia expected.
Steamer Oneida is still sunk in mouth
oil Kanawha, all efforts to raise here BIO.
ing Ruthless. A diver will DO here to.
night 10 help raiEe her.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-08
SEVERAL MEN ASSAULTED.
Tho Son.Uuion Glass Workers Leave
Martins Ferry.

Martins Ferry.
Tho glass difficulty in Martins Ferry
took sensational turn yesterday. On
principal street in broad day light two
non.union glassworkors, were assaulted
by five local glaaaworkers and tho two
who were beaten and the other five
who came from Kent were sent out OF
town at tho expense OF the union. Tho
latter incident occurred without mo-
lestation.
As stated in yesterdays 1NrELfJ.
dESCER, the Martins Ferry glassworkers
were considerably excited over tho ar
rival Of the seven Bohemians and
Swedes from Kent. because they feared
that this meant that the Buckeye glhss
works people proposed to run with nom
union men aud this VIVA possibly tho ad-
vance guard. Tho aoven came on one
train and all were known to be non.
union men, including one who was in
Martins Ferry several weeks ago and
remained until after tho trouble on
Christmas eve.
The glassworkers woro especially
chagrincd because OF tho return OF one
man who lott town, and il WINS thought
that the Buckeye people were dcter-
mined to operate non.union, aud that
offers from tho company to arbitrato or
object an adjustment with the local
union on somo basis wero only bluT,
but this impression is erroneous.
The Kent contingent remained in the
st. Clair hotel all day Sunday, and the
first two that vontured on the street
yesterday were knocked down and
beaten within few feet OF tho hotel.
These two were seen on tho pavement
in front OF tho hotel about $3.50 and
afterward crossed tho street, walking
over OF their own accord or worc called
by party OF five glnssworkors who
stood in front OF llildcbrand's grocery.
Tho two mon stopped at tho curb, when
tho local glassworkers said something
to thom, and soon nfterward ono blow
was struck at one OF the two strangers,
followed by two or three othors in quick
succession, tho mon assaulted making
no defonse. Both were knocked down
and tho parties followed, kicking them.
II Ia enid TINT two or three other non.
union mon wore in tho hallway whom
tho lawlessnesa began. and they ran up.
stnlrs. Tho assailants loft and escaped
arrest. No warrants havo been issued.
Fully a dozen persons saw tho whole
thing. Tho affair created considerable
excitement, and was discussed through.
out tho town during tho day.
About 10 o'clock committoo OF four
union glassworkeru wont to tho hotel
mud conferred with tho non.union mon.
Tho committee asked them to leave
town, o0crod to pay their faro to tho
point they wished to 90, to escort them
out OF town md 500 TINT thoy wcro not
molested. Tho seven decided to leavo,
packod their grips and tho whole purty,
including tho committee. walked to tho
Wheeling electric limo, headed by two
local glassworkoro, who carried largo
trunk, belonging to ono OF tho non.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-08

10 submerged; two.thirds OF tho citizens
have already moved out, and II the
wa,or rises much higher their homes
will DO swept away.
Roports from Dawson. Dickorsou's
Run, llanninga and other towns down
tho river sta,o that they arc now at tho
mercy OF tho wator and great damage
10 boing dono. Tho slopo mines along
tho river arc flooded and work has
boon suspended. 1t will require ut
least several weeks to get tho wator
pumnol out.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-08
RINEHART g. TATUM,
CRY BANK BuILDIs5r
Telephone 2l9. tdcal Room No &
FOR SALE.

House 9rooms and hall. Sis: street. In splen.
did order, So 600.
House. 6 rooms; large stable and } lots. re-
ninsular addition TO EaS. Wheeling Will sell
House. 5 rooms. lot 2jxloo feet. Lind stree.
Belvedere, very easy terms. $50.
House. ] rooms, brick. Main St. 5th ward. s. go
$3.50.
House. rooms and hall, Park View, lot l0)r
lis feet easy terms. sl.750.
House. rooms. nth St, 10. 251l00 steet Si70l
Double house 10 rooms, Indiana street. Island.
easy terms. s..5ol.
House. 6 rooms. South Huron street, Island.
with large lot. 500 -
House. rooms and hall. Marke. street, be.
tween eth and sth streets. easy terms. s27oj. Il
House. rooms. corner lo:, 2t;h street, easy.
terms. $l,i00.
Double house. rooms, Coal street, lst ward.
$1,000
House. 5 rooms McColloch street, Eas. Wheel.
Ing, sl,100.
House, rooms and hall. with large lot. 18th
street, $500. ..H
House. srooms, Charles street. easy terms $50
House. 5 rooms. Baltimore street, East Wheel.
Ing. easy terms, Sl.Ol.
House. ! rooms. 18th street, easy terms. $50
Splendid lot for dwelling house, Eof stece:
5th ward. Sl.65Q
House, 5rooms. brick. lith street. cheap. sc.,,,
House, 10 rooms. brick, with large LOT, 18th
House, S rooms. Jacob street, 9th ward. easy
terms. $500
Houso, 5 rooms. Wood street 9th ward, sl,,a,
House. 6 rooms, Goth street Sl.050.
House. 6 rooms. Wood street. 5;h ward. sl.25l
Fine finished house, 5 rooms and hall, Park
View, lot lo1Ili5 feet For a short time only.
$3.50.
Splendid house. rooms and hall Lind street.
Belvedese. 81. $50.
House. 6 roo,ns. brick. Market street, Cent.s
Wheeling. cheap. $500
Lots on Lind street. Be!vcdcro, $50 and SIS
each.
Three lots In Park View. cheap.
Business property on Market street a. modcs.
$40, $500 $500, $500, s., 900 aud $500 to loan OF
real estate ts
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LATEST AT JoHSsrowS.

JoHSsrowS, Pa. Jan. T.-To.uight
the rivers here are about 10 feet AMI
rising. Two moro feet will take the
water over tho banks at the famous
stone bridge and three feet more will
food the lower part Of the town. Re.
ports from up river say that a steady
rain lie still falling aud still much snow
to melt. As yet everything is quiet
here and there il, no excitement.