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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-23

MORE SHOOTING AT MARTIN S
FERRY, LAST NIGHT
Noo-Un.ou I-an Fired Upon On Car
Isle Street, 10y Three Men, Who
Escaped The Second At
tempt o This Sort III
Two Days.

HosuGies have aEain broken on
at The Buckeye glass works. The lrs,
Of these recea, troubles occurred
Thursday night while two OF the nom
union men Who were coming up
Fourth street. An attempted assault
was made upon them as they passed
under the Terminal bridge. on South
Fourth street Several Shots We're
fired at the lien and soues thrown as
they retreated up Fourth street on
their way 90 the glass house. The men
making this attack were seen standing
under the br.dga oy several passer7-
by who saiG they acted suspicious y.
Last night one OF the men at me
glass house went around 90 u. r-'t' S
saloon, aud about s ocloch he came
or, and started down Carlisle street
toward the glass house. when he Was
fired ur0n by three men who were ON
Gallraith's corner. Ater they
the shots. these men ran down Carl 10
street and up the alley between First
and Second streets. where they made
their. escape. One of The men. 20 IS
thought. raU iUo house near the al
lev. A close watch vas NtDt Oh the
house, but at a late hour no one had
been found there.
Yesterday afternoon six non-union
glass-blowers. who say they are from
F0stori0. arrived iG town and AFTER
hunt for the glass house finally ar
rived at their destination.
Bert BUGGY, one of the non-union
men who left last Wednesday re-
turned yesterday.
The five men charged with carrying
concealed weapons and being oisor-
DERBY were TO have had hearing yes
terday before Mayor WeStwood but
it was postponed until nest Saturday,
as the law on this charge has not been
looked up.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-23

Parkersburg. ". Va, March o.
THE well lalouging TO Mrs W. J..
Jackson being drilled on the poor
farm at Elizabeth, Writ county. is
now down TO the depth OF 2,6O5 feet. at
which depth the Gordon sand was
reached. The contractor has ceased
operations pending the arrival Of the
owner from PittsbUrg. This is the
deepest test ever siven the field. and
If oil is .ouud in good quantities in the
present sand. it is probable other wells
viii De drilled.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-23
A VERDICT OF GUILTY
liz the X. L. Lowrey Case at Ten O'clock
Last Night.


The case of State V. K. L. Lowrey,
indicted for forging check upon
Goodhue & Thomas, last fall, upon
which he secured six dollars, was put
on trial in the Criminal Court, Judge
Hugus, yesterday. The defense, rep
resented by Messrs. Dryden and II. c..
Caldwell, made a hard fight attempt
ing. among other things, to have the
evidence for the State excluded, but
all their efforts failed, and at ten
o'clock last night the jury returned a
verdict of guilty A motion was made
for new trial A sister and brother
of the accused were in Court, and the
scene when the verdict was announced
was very affecting.
The case of State V. W. w. Rodgers.
set for yesterday, was continued until
next term.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-23

in a number Of ways. IN every ca
whenever / felt the slightest
ton, ] used the compound 4-
relief.
One thing noticeable in Pho
region Was that the cold
us all exceedingly ra.1s ~.
came irritable and cross 1-r
were all unstrung, and .I.a
fected our health. u..I 3d.. Dbl.
over with some OF the o.- u.
up my mind that possibly t.. ..
compound would be h. . A.
knew that it was used for .r.
orders at home. Well. sir. rr
and / must say that il Leipcl every.
OF MS.
When the long night Of sis mont
came on and We were in daran
found that the effects wer. }ar
pressing. Imagine, ii You o. ".
for six months in darkness SUCH ls.
T ours here every night, and E
readily understand how we we've
uated. 1t is wonder tHal soae %.
aid not 80 mad We hsa Iot r
much to divert our allenl0l. and .
effect was something like so..tr, u
fnement in a dark cell
Il have used Paines celery U
pound for d dozen ills such as ara
is liable to have at any fim. and a.
cially in that desolatc cuHr. III
always helped me, and should
pleased to have more OF f. ..l..- T
north again.
II do not know Of any one 1mg 81;
I can say more Of than ..r.s U.
compound. 1t certainly a a
medicine. and ] am an aIr0n -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-23

A man who WAS moving rom Bolton
10 NcNecbeO. and whose name could
not be- learned. had his foot badly
mashed between the bumpers while
comine i'm ON the q. d o. accommodate
tom Yesterday. Fe was taken Off ar
1IcAJechen where De received medical
attention
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-23

San Francisco. March 22-Everv
COW of l,ri of n sc the State Uni
vesity dairy, or the outskirts or the
CITY. has been condemned by the ln-
sDector OF the Board of Health, who has
ordered the animals arnihilated on ac-
count OF turberculOsls.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-23

tt t..t
ST. Nary's W. Va, March 22-The
oil well ON tie farm OF John Boley.
ore-Lalf mile east of this place, is
causing intense excitement at present.
The wel. after being shot responded
nicely. and is g good one. The oil
comes from the Big Iniun sand at a
depth of about 1900 feet. Oil people
are dock,ng to tie town, and every
foot of territory is being taken at
large bonuses. Several rigs are un-
der contract, and other locations are
being made. This opens up "a large
amount Of territory, and it is now be-
lieved that this and the Sistersville
field viii come together and be one
solid field Large tanks are being put
mn to- hold the oil. The people of st.
Narys are feeling elated over the
strike. and are sure that the town will
boom as it has never doomed before.
There are several tracts Of land near
this well not Yet taken up yet. This
land could he leased at reasonable
f-ure. rs the farmers want their land
tested.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-23
AMONG THE SCHOOLS.
Notes Concerning Wheeling Teachers ana
Pupils.


Our schools during the present
week have been lively from the iact
that next Thursday is public day, ana
both teachers and pupils think 1t nee
essarv to make special preparation Ior
that important event, which comes only
once a year. This is the time when
the parents come to see and to hear
what their children are able TO DO
and as a matter OF course, the child is
anxious to appear as well as possible
10 the eyes of the father and moIher'
In some OF our schools these are great
davs. while in others but few parents
attend. If parents knew how much
GOOD il does both pupil and teacher to
come TO school" now and then, many
more would come.
The Board of Education, perhaps,
did the wise thing at their last meet
ing i'm passing resolutions concerning
the soliciting of votes by teachers
from the pupils. Perhaps it would
hove been better to have done so before
the present contest was on, for some
fac- teachers would not feel so mortl-
fed as they now do.
The meeting of the Round Table
during the latter days OF next week
PROMISES to be more than of ordinary
interest The principal educators OF
Eastern Ohio and Of the western part
of orr own State will be IN attendance,
and the exercises will be such as to IN
torest all who may attend. The pub
lie will be welcome TO ali the meetings.
President Simpson, of the Marietta
College. has signihed his intention to
he Dresent if possible, and he is host
in himself, educationally.
Some improvements are contempla-
ted on the main building OF the Eighth
ward school during the vacation week.
The Juniors of the city were eX-
amined on Thursday OF this week at
CLAW school. and the Seniors ON yes
terday at Washington school
The Seniors think the algebra was
very hard. but they will find as they
90 through life they will encounter
harder knocks than this. NO excel
lence without great labor" should be
tbe motto for all boys and girls pre-
p9ring for their life work. Form
habits of hard study, and these habits
will aid YOU in being successful all
through life.
The Juniors OF the Longfellow Liter
arv Society. Eighth ward, yesterday,
cave one OF their best performances.
The following is the programme rem
dered;
Singing. ..................D by Class
Recitation. ............. MIL HeCle
ESSAY. Fannie Wicham
Recitation. .............Cla Clara Grade
60 .........by Class
ESSAY. Blanche Archibald
Recitation. Irene McCready
instrumental Solo. 49,. George Niewig
ESSAY. Nellie Montgomery
Recitation. .............Ma Schul
Vocal Solo. ...........IfNie McCread!
Essay. ..........Ch Christie Ellsworth
Song-"Way Down South in Dixie
Observation-Disclosures. .Dy CiaSs
Recitation. ............ -Louis IsneI
Essay. George Niewig
Recitation. ..............E Ed. Leiner
Song. .....................:.. by Glass
Debate-Question: Resolved, That
Chicago is the Coming Metropolis OF
the United states. Affirm, Lizzie
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-23

AFTER THE GRIP, diphtheria,
pneumonia, scarlet fever. typhoid fever,
etc, Hood s Sarsaparilla is of wonder
full benefit in imparting the strength
and vigor so much desired.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-23

HOODS PILLS for the liver and
bowels. act easily, yet promptly and
effectively.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-23

Chicago is the Coming Metropolis OF
the United States. Affirm, Lizzie
Nolte: deny. Bertha Zimmerman.
The judges decided in favor of the
affirmative.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-23
OIL VIEWS.
Carr Bros. Wen Makes Another Biz
Fow-MallOn Pipe Line Co.'S Strike
On Sunfsh GFeek-An Important
Well in Marshall County.

Special 10 the Register.
New Nartins,iue. w. Va. March %.
The Long Run oil well, situated six
miles from town. flowed thirteen min
utes this morning through fye-inch
casing and emptied herself The
creek from the mouth Of the run for
quite distance is covered with oil.
The we'll is estimated at 80 barrels.
Four tanks will be completed by even
ing and tomorrow morning it will
Tow into the tanks
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-23

The Kanawha Oil Company's No. !
Zepf, On the Ohio side, in the Sisters
Vile field, an important test well, is
showing for a good producer.
The same company's No. I, on the
NulEndick farm, is completed and is
showing for a 50 barrel producer.
In Marshall county, in the same part
of the field IL which Gufey & Queen
drilled a we'll last year on the Austin
farm. and got q small producer, Say &,
60 are .rlIilg in the top Of the sand
at an important test well, located to
the northwest Of the Austin farm we'll.
The Windla We'll near Wo0dsdeld,
O.. was drilled into the Big Injun sand
81 .r1ay The town was all excite
ueuL expecting q big well, when the
word came It was another dry hole. 1t
viii he drilled deeper.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-23

BOSTON Baked Beans and Pork
and Chicken Salad from to II p. m.
at Kleves's, 112S Water street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-23

Col. J. J. Carter. the largest oil pro
Queer i'm the SIS tersville field, was in
the city yesterday and left for that
country last evening He has kept
himself wen informed on field opera
lions, not only in Tyler, but adjoining
counties rs well lie has done some
little wild-cattng recently, but has
failed 10 unomth any of the undomes-
ucated feline tribe that had market
value. The new strike on Fishing
creek, Wetzel county, he stated, was
attracting a good deal of attention, and
would be the incentive for starting
some new work. The new WELL he
thought. would be good for 80 or 50
barrels a day.-Pit,sburg COm.-Gaz.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-12-04
Rearrested for Murder,

John Hider and wife, of Galena
Lander county, have been rearrested
for the murder Of a man named Casey
a year ago last September. Hider
and his wife were arrested at the time
Casey disappeared but were dis
charged, as there was little or no evil
dence against them. It will be re-
membered that Casey's skeleton was
found eight or pine miles from Hi
ders house. The Lander authorities
claim to have found new evidence
against the Hider's and they have
been indicted.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-12-04

Weather Proverbs for December

If you advertise in the APPEAL before
the snow flies, yOu have a fat business
Christmas.
II You get on the Heney jury, you
will sleep cold at night.
If the wind comes from the East
after the moon is full. you may ex-
pect claim jumpers in Pine Nut by
January Ist.
If the people of Carson don't see
price lists published in the news
papers Of the Capital, they will get
their Christmas goods on the Com
stock.
IT You leave your wood pile out
doors in the dark Of the moon, some
body elses shins will be warm.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-12-04

"Mahara's Original Col0red Min
strels' was side-tracked at this point.
and shortly thereafter we were treated
to some fine music by the c0lored band
on parade. The sale Of seats became
brisk and at the hour Of the opening
OF the evening performance Battery
Hall was packed to the doors. To
say that the entertainment came up
TO expectations but mildly expresses
the feelings Of the audience. for. from
start to finish they were kept in a
state OF hearty good humor, and ac-
corded the colored artists rounds Of
applause -Kcarney, Neb., News.
Judge Reeves of Eureka is in the
city. He has been visiting the De
Lamar district near Phoebe and saws
it is about the biggest gold camp in
Nevada.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-12-04
THE LIMBO
The Coroaers jury Says Echev-
erria May be Guilty.

The Silver State saws Coroner COrb-
ran held an inquest at Lovelocks on
the bodies of Frank Messer and Frank
Jones, Indian, Thursday, the deposit
tons Of witnesses having been taken
at Wadsworth the day before. The
jury impaneled consisted Of p. n.
Marker. JOS. Dumas, \. Ftijz, p. K.
Reid, George L. Pitt and T. VI. En-
mons, and found that Frank Messer
was a native Of Sonora, Mexico. aged
80 years. and that Frank Jones. an
Indian, was aced about 81 years that
each 'cama to his death on the 21st Of
November, 1885, in this county, by
gunsh0t wounds by g party OF parties
unknown 10 us, And We farther fod
that we have evidence that0ne NJ mace
Echeverria may be implicated in tn"
killing"
The testimony ~ some of the VI =
nesses touched upon the WASH e
County poisoning case, a man named
Smith now being in jail al Reno for
attempting 10 poison three vaQueros.
among whom was Fchoverria, the
Sprniard who is held in Jail here FOR
the murder OF Frank Meeaer and
Frank Jones. Ncs-er il Waa clainet
stated il was a itut up Job - send
Smith to STATE pris n AMI THAT Eohey-
erria himself was implicated in = e
a~tfp}prtp1 r~Disoriuv Nn--Ar WEES
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-12-04
Fined 5000.

Ed Coleman, the man who stole
some articles from the school house
and took a lamp from a Chinese
Josh House, was fined $500 or 100
days in jail. He is now in Jail, The
lamp was found in his possession and
he tried to explain that he had a
lamp factory up in the mountains but
the Judge wouldn't stand his work,
and sentenced him in about five
minutes. a lone thief with no pull
has no show in Carson.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-12-04
ALL Sorts.

800 80 r.
Miss Matte Curry is quite sick.
BIoomers are prohibited by law in
Berlin.
james Judge came mp from below
Yesterday.
Mr.. Hansboroogh, the mining man
is in the city.
Furnished rooms to let opposite the
Methodist Church.
Len Gallagher was in Carson from
Virginia yesterday.
The Curry Engine boys will give a
dance OF New Years eve.
Mrs. L. Lexington Of San Francisco
, a guest at the Arlington.
For Rcnt-The Gibraltar, furn i~hcL or
unfinished Sec John G.Fo>.
Attention is called to Ale Conn.
announcement in today's issue,
By Jan. Ist YOU will know who is
the most popular man in Carson.
w. D, Kaiser left for California YES
tcrday where he will reside in future.
The report that the Buckeve miners
have struck for higher wages is de
MED.
Mr.. Whitcomb is doing some very
artistic cobbling at his new place op-
po8ite the postofice.
Ed Lee the colored soldier Of the
Salvation Army is showing great in
terest in keeping up the barracks.
There will be a bloomer ball in Viz
@inia City in a few days. What's the
matter with a bloomer ball for Car
son.
The APPEAL was in error when il
said the prosecution wanted the iurv
locked up. The suggestion came from
the Court.
The County Commissioners have
notified the Sheriff that in future he
will not be allowed to board the County
prisoners.
There is "A large lynx hanging in
ROsser's butcher shop. 1t was killed
by DR.. Hennessy near ShuIz's slaugh-
ter house.
\ carload Of beds went over from
the Arlington House yesterday to the
l. 5. jury room, fer the use of the
Marshal and iurymen.
The great circulation war between
the Chronicle and Examiner is over
and the Chronicle is on the floor being
counted out by the referee.
Now that we have a Republican Con
gre5s with votes enough to pass a bill
over the Presidents veto. it will r.
seen what the party will do for silver.
4 council Of the Jr. 0. Z. A. NJ will
be organized in Carson this evening
The order is one that pays sick and
funeral benefits and is about a half
century old in the United States.
Times are not very hard in this city
Four cords of wood have been lying
in front Of the APPEAL office for sew
eral days and no one has been after
the job Of saving it. Last winter a
dozen men would have been after the
job.
The APPEAL would like to know what
the public has done to the V. & T. r
r.. or Coonie Pohl, to have to suffer
from that ear-splitting, air-ripping,
discordant vail, that issues forth from
engine Il every morning and even
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-12-04
= BLANKETS & COMFORTERS
MarysviIe White Blankets at $3.50, $3.50, 5000. $3.50. ST.. 50
Better Value Cannot be Found.

Turkey Red, Floral Design Comforters at 81
do do 90 do Al -
Fine Sateen C0mfortere, fine valve at >.
&c do do do at.... %
imported Turkey Red C0mforters at. $500. -
SHkallne Comforters' beautiful patterns 1890. ... ........z
-" "
Imported Turkey Red ComfOrtrs, wide border center piece AT ~
Plain French Saline Comforers, extra value at . =.
Elder Down ComfOItplc I'M vaIue ar
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-12-04
Carpets and furniture.

Downey is now selling all kinds of
carpets at San Francisco prices freight
added. You can't call for anything
in his line, carpets, furniture or brio
a brac that he can't furnish at hard
time rates.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-12-04
Death Of Mrs. G. E. G3GGa~d

News mas reached TINS city that Nra.
g II. Go3dard, died recently in Oak
land. She was an oil resident Of
Carson and was weIl-kuown in the
community, having kept d boarllnE
house Northeast Of the railroad shope
for about 20 years.
Deceased had two sors h III Of
whom died in this city about fifteen
years ago. Also a daughter. Hl;-~
Bell" ellis, now residing in San
Francisco, Her funeral took pluc. in
othllud Yesterday
III" amateur entegtajpmeut soar
Boys, to be given under the manage
mont ofthe Kings Daughters. promis-
- f. excel all amateur tl..atricals {
a ears. The players re ali tie
ana we'll up in their lines. It takes
pla"e On the 10th Of this month and
seats shonld be reseTvelea rIy.
H. B5as!,ie formerly Of the Brig IS
House, has leased the Ozark and is
fitting it mp for the Winter campaign.
He will inaugurate several new de
partures in the place and make it
somewhat gorgeous within. He will
also fill it with good liquors, life and
ioIlity,
One day last week there were - bar
rel8 Of whiskey in the railroad freight
depot waiting transportation to B0die,
says the Hawthorne Bulletin. Fire
wood is scarce and costly in that alti-
tudinous village and it is supposed
that the citizens substitute on frewater.
The News says that Eli sBarkley
and Miss Greenhalgh are married and
the Enterprise c~ontradicts it.
The APPEAL never makes any mis-
take about marriage notices. We
never mention marriages until the
cake and wine reaches the office.
The jurors in the Hency case make
a bright display as they slowly wend
their way up and down Carson BOule-
ward, headed by & Deputy Marshal,
occasionally straying into a cafe to
till their belated stomachs with the
Injuries Of the season.
Miss Edith Newlands, daughter Of
Francis Newlands, the member from
Nevada, is slowly recovering from
her very severe attack Of typhoid
fever. AS soon as she is able to travel
the family expect to so to California
for a few months.
The very latest in toilet articles is
Linda Vista sacbet powder Just re-
ceived at 6tiennetz' Drug Store.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-12-04

When Baby was sick, We gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-12-04

\ compete stock q Grey and other coIor~I BIanE,tg ranging ermn s1g5 :.
SO. All ares good value.
a new and large assortment of FIanneIcttes, lust received
ALI styles, All patterns, Prices 10 and ~ c. per ward.
o Our Terms are Cash. o.
he"1e"beF we deliver goods free, no matter what the wcigl
or value may be. Mail us your order and try this.
Very Respectfully,
MAIIER & co.
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-15

the affidavite of prominent Porterville
people attached to his merchants certifi-
cate and went to Porterville. Later sus-
picion as to his standing as a merchant
arose, and he was arrested and held for
deportation. The testimony of Postmaster
Hawkins of Porterville was to the effect
that Kee had been driving a laundry
wagon up to within a short time of his de-
parture for China, while that of others
corroborated KEGS own statement that he
had been merchant and nothing else for
at least one year prior to his leaving.
Commissioner Heacock was not satisfied
that Kee is merchant pure and simple,
and gave Attorney Riordan until Thurs
day to produce further testimony.
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-15
PROBABLY RONOOVIERI.
ScheePs Successor for the Park Band
Not Yet Definitely Decided

ScheePs Successor for the Park Band
Not Yet Definitely Decided
Fritz Scheel, the whilom "Court Direc-
tor" of the Vienna Prefer, IS to WELD the
baton for the last time in San Francisco
at the park band concert next Sunday
afternoon.
The popular conductor, who in the days
of his zenith, was the most observed star
in the local horizon. has not been subject
to so much astronomical observation since
his Auditorium concerts languished on the
coming on of the summer season, but
ScheePs conducting has always been very
much admired. and positively his last
appearance on the bandstand at the
park will no doubt be the signal for q
large crowd to be present.
Scheel leaves San Francisco next Mon
day. His successor has not been appointed,
and as J. Redding is not expected to re-
turn to town till the 25th inst, there will
probably be an interregnum of few days,
during which the assistant conductor,
Professor Spadina will be bandmaster. 1t
is possible that Spadina may be offered the