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q. a. Dunn ChalIenged.

Fl. A. Dunn has been challenged for
the second time BY A. G. Sheer for the
cup emblematic of the pool champion
ship of the T. A A. If Dunn wins this
time the cup will be his property. In
the tournament Sheer beat him by but
one point. the score being 50-49, but in
the two challenge matches the contest
has not been nearly 80 hot. Dunn win
ming with ease. There was another
challenger this time, but Sheer's chal-
Ienge was in first.
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The United States board on geo.
graphic names has decided that Korea
and Chemulpho is the proper spelling.
and that Bluefelds, not Blewfields. is
the title of the Nicaragua town. The
edict of the board that Havana must
be changed to Habana is slightly revo-
1utionary. But all departments of the
United States government must accept
the amendment
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Tho Hutchinson Foot Ball Team .

HUTCHINSON, Nov. 15.-The local foot
ball team is in active training for the
Thanksgiving Day game with the eleven
from Newton
The Hutchinson team is being coache ed
by II. Houk, who says his eleven will de-
velop some strong players.
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ANOTHER CHALLENGER.
Sir George Newnes VIII Build Yacht I,
Contend for Americas Cup.

NEW YORK, Nov. ia special DIS
patch to the Times from London says:
Sir George Newnes the millionaire own
er of the Strand Magazine, aud of Tit
Bits formerly the Liberal member for
New Market has resolved to give an Or
der for the most perfect thing in yachts
that British science is capable and next
year when the present row shall have
blown over. he will issue challenge for
the America s cup.
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THE CARP MUST GO.
Has Almost Driven Pike and Bass Dat OF
the Rivers of Illinois.

Has Almost Driven Pike and Bass Dat of
the Rivers of Illinois.
OTTAWA, Nov. 16-Interviews held
with men engaged in seining for the
Chicago market and prominent anglers
yesterday and today demonstrate that the
government and state fish commission
ers in placing Germaa carp in the Illi-
nois and other rivers of the state, with a
view to furnishing plentiful and good
food for the people of the state, have
loossd = weapon which has already
driven nearly every tame fish from the
rivers in which carp planting took place
Investigation shows that, whereas pike
aud bass, both black and green, were nu-
msrous in the Illinois, they are now al
most a rarity, having been driven out by
the ever-hungry carp, which has multi
piled SO rapidly that one catch on Friday
drew in five tons.
The carp roots in the mud and sand at
the bottom of the river in search of food,
and eats the eggs of the game fish, thus
making their destruction certain.
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Can't Bloom in Their Yard.

The Chicago Telephone company has
issued the following order to the hello
girls in the companys service: OPP
orators will not be permitted to report
at this building at any hour of the day
or night in bloomer costume, nor to as
sumo that attire before departure for
home.
just Received,
A new line of Robes aud Blankets
Columbus Buggy Co.
sS2 calls up the Peerless.
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The Shawnee Building & Loan asse
citation will be open this evening for az
commodation of Santa Fs employees
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And set for your Xmas photograph
You will get better satisfaction by avoiC
ing the rush.
SNYDER, 6S2 Kansas Ave.
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ALL is READY
For the Cooper-K. U. Foot Ball
Game Tomorrow.
Society Will Turn Out to See
the Struggle.
BOB FITZSIMMONS' PET
Lanky Bob Has a Lion for a
Mascot.
Carp in Illinois Streams-Other
Sporting News.
BOB FITZSIMMONS' PET

The arrangements for the foot ball
game between Cooper Memorial college
of Sterling, and the K. .. second eleven
at Athletic park tomorrow afternoon are
completed. There is every prospect of a
large attendance at the game. The ad-
vance sale of tickets has been large.
While the game will not be a big one
in point of science and the result will
not materially affect either teams alma
mater, still it will probably be an inter
esting enough argument to merit anyone's
attendance.
The ground arrangements are made
to the best advantage. The goals have
been placed at the north and south sides
of the ground, permitting those in the
grand stand to have an excellent view of
the entire field. Tho carriages will be
confined to the east side of the field and
spectators who wish to stand along the
ropes will arrange themselves along the
east and west sides. No one will be al
lowed to remain at the south end of the
gridiron to interrupt the view of grand
stand spectators. a squad of police will
enforce these rules.
Among ne numerous trap and car
rage parties will be one composed of G.
II. Samson, wife and friends, with his
cross matched team; Dr. Q. B. McCurdy,
Win LQ0 SW0I1S5G Turn OuG u0 can pro-
duce; E. III. Sheldon, with a party; and
a crowd of young men are talking of a
tallyho party.
The men will oppose each other as fol-
lows
COOPER POSITIONS KU
Reach =. -. End; .... Phillips
Pinyerd -Tackle-L. Fletcher
Dill .R-Guard-L .Kaul (Capt.)
Phillips .. Center. Griffith
Taggart. ....L-Guard-R .... Chadwick
Kline ..L-Tackle- ... Steele
Randle ..... L-End-R $500. Agnew
Ross (Captl Quarter. ...... Crebo
Kirkwood .R-Half Back-L. Wagner
McCracken. Half Back-R. Hess
Brown Full Back. Squires
K. Z. substitutes: Williams, Smith, and
Campbell.
There may be some people on the
ground wearing rose pink and peacock
blue colored ribbon. These are Cooper's
colors. K. Q. supports the well known
crimson.
The elevens will take a ride about town
in a special car before proceeding to the
grounds. The game will be called at 8
! o'clock.
Brown. the Cooper fuIlback,s is a
| sprinter He is said to hold the amateur
! 100 yards championship of Kansas, his
time for the distance being 10 seconds.
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EOoe BaIs TomOrr,

B. and H. lamps on easy payments.
W. Hughes, 107 east 5th st.
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The Great Fake Rncs. Are Over.

The John R. Gentry-Joe Patchen hip
podrome exhibitions are at an end for
this season, much to the relief of the
public, which has become thoroughly
Disguised with this race track farce com
edy.
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A. new line of Robes and Blankets.
Columbus Buggy Ce.
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Xmas presents On easy payments
E. W. Hughes, 107 east 9th at.
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Xmas presents on easy payments. I
W, Hughes, 107 east 9th ST.
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Nine Longest Words.
Here are nine OF the largest words in
the English language:
Subconstitutionalist.
Incomprehensibility.
Philoprogenitivenes
Honorifcabilitudinity
thropophagenarian.
Dispropoltionablene
locipedestrianistical
Observation-Disclosures
Proantitransubstant
1t is doubtful whether the last word
but one has ever been used by a serious
Writer-AnSWerS.
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and guarantee you the lowest prices.
The Leaders Of Fine Groceries.
20 lbs. Finest GRADUATED Sugar, 81.
box Kinks White Russian SOAP
e825.
box Dressers Linnet Soap. 1915.
Use the celebrated Jaxon Anti Wash
5 bars Kinks White Russian Soap, 25c.
8 bars Dresser's Linnet Soap. 25c.
bars Fairbanks Clarett Soap, 23c-
10 bars Fairbanks Capco Soap, 25c-
Z bars Fairbanks Brown Soap, Zoe.
pkg. Fairbanks Gold Dust, zoe
box Buttermilk Soap, 10c.
FLOUR IS CHEAPER Try a Sack
of the BEST FLOUR ON EARTH,
MANsPEAKER's BEST
No. l, S5c sack.
A 1, 75c sack.
Colorado Potatoes, per bu 55s
Iowa Potatoes, Acc
Kansas Potatoes, per blu. BOO
Sweet Potatoes, per bu, csc
IL lbs Rolled Oats, 25c
4 pkgs Scotch Oats, ESQ
pkgs California Oats, 25c
II lbs Hominy, Csc
8 lbs Pennsylvania Buckwheat Flour,
Csc
pkgs California Flakes. 25c
6 lbs New Lima Beans. 25c
s lbs New Navy Beans, zoo
8 lbs Rice, Csc
Rainwater Maker, 100
8 OTIS Best Gran berries, 25c
8 cans Boston Baked Beans, Tomato
Sauce. 25c
10 lbs Sal Soda, 25e
pkgs Soda, 25c
pkg Quaker Oats, sc.
Lea 6 Perrin Sauce, half pint, zoe
pkgs Mince Meat, 25c
$500 Parlor Matches, goo
lbs Bulk Starch, 25c
lb Van Houten Cocoa, 75c
Something new. Try them-Cream
Of Maize, Granola, Granula, Wheatens,
Wheatlett.
Cox's Gelatine, per pkg, 15c
pkgs Cleaned Currants, 300
pkgs Cleaned Currants, best, 25c
Kennedy's Crackers, per ID, by box,
$40
pkgs Noodles, 25c
pkgs Hacaroni 25c
gal Pickles, zoo
Aunt Jsmima's Pancake Fleur, per
pkg 10c
Try O'NeiTs Herkimer county. New
York, White Cloud Chedder Cheese, none
in the state like it.
cans Kansas Corn. 25c
cans Kansas Tomatoes, ESQ
8 cans Kansas Peas, csc
cans String Beans, goo
cans Pumpkin, 25c
New California Dried Fruit.
2 lbs Fancy Figs, 25c
lbs No Figs 25c
2lbs Extra Evaporated Blackberriea,
lb Extra Evaporated Raspberries.
25c i-s= - ice
2 Lbs Silver Pruues, 25c
2 lbs Golden Prunes, 25e
lbs Ruby Prunes, 25c
8 lbs Raisins. Goo
III London Layer Raisins, extra, loo
Pears, 15c
lbs pitted Plums, 200
lbs Peaches, Csc
lbs Nectarines, 25e
lbs Dates. new, 25o
ID s. Veded Cocoanut, zoo
bottle Horse Radish, 100
bottle Catsup; Zoe
ID Royal Toast Crackers, 100
Fairbanks Gold Dust 200
He Have Struck It.
The best Japan Tea for soc per pound
ever offered in the city fer soc.
COreRa- COrena.
perfect yeast, clean, sweet,
healthy bread raiser. Try it-nothing
like it
Canned Fruits and Vegetables.
cans California Pears. 25c.
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z. 8. U. va Cooper college. Athletic
park, SPIN
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-11-15

Hundreds of Pounds Taken From Soldier
Creek With Pitch Forks.
People living along Soldier creek,
north of Silver Lake, are capturing great
numbers of cat fish. Ono man captured
ESQ pounds in one day. Tie fab aver
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-11-15

Mineral W alter.
The i fnestn the west Come and try it
]. W. PHILLIPS, 612 W. Eighth ave-
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New Pickles.

Kraut sc quart
Fancy Mixed Pickles, per at 15c
Fancy Gherkins Pickles per ct. 1Oc
Fancy Sweet Mixed PickIes Der ct
E6a
FAasy Sweet Midget Pickles per at
Soc ~
Fancy Small White Onions. per at, 9oe
Imported Dill Pickles per deg. 10c
Fancy English Chow Chow per at 20c
New York State Jams, Finest Goods,
packed in ID tin cans, cans for 25c
Monogram Sugar Corn, Sweet, ten
ger Delicious best goods packed, per
saa 16e; e1e9 per dos
Melon Eangos
Extra Queen Olives, zee per al
Fancy kroat per gal, zoe
Revere, Revere,
The celebrated Java and Mocha Cef-
Ese: We have the exclusive sale of this
eeHso In the city Try it Aad yen win
9se no ether.
cans Geneass couaty Cora, 95s
Large l eaa celebrated Victor Tens
ssss, Ice
oaaa Lesnis and Allen Corn, s5s
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Canned Fruits aid Vegetables.

cans California Pears, 25c.
cans California Apricots, 25c.
cans California Peaches, 25c.
cans California Egg Plums, 25c
cana California Green Cages. 25a
cans Pie Peaches, zoe.
cans Black berries, Roo
cans Blueberries, goo.
CARS Cherries, 25c.
cans GooseberIies, CSC.
cans Sliced Pineapples, ESQ,
cane Grated PineRpplos, goo.
cana Raspberriss. CSC.
cans SuccotRsh, 26e
cana Cora, 25c.
cana Corn, 25c.
cans Corn, 25c.
cans best full weight tomatoes. s5o
All Package Coffee, zoe.
The best coffee in the CITY for ooa ne,
ReuRd. TRY 1T
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Ask your dealer for Burgharfs cigars
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". ". MdnSp6dk6r
Mercantile Go.
Finest Grocery House in the City.

We handle the best goods that can
be bought in any market in the world
and guarantee you the lowest prices.
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AMNM
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We Have Struck It.

A perfect yeast, clean, sw,
healthy bread raiser. Try it-noth
lf1a If
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-17
BELLAIRE

Scott Iavelle was arrested in Ben
wood yesterday and was locked up.
Afterwards he came over to Bella.re
Voluntarily and is now IN jail The
question IS as TO who fred the first
shots. Each claimed it was the other.
PcormaDs trial is set for a. m. to-
day. when IL viii be developed who
was first
Beuaire IS receiving numerous visits
from che candidates just now. Staley
Dreamer was in town Tuesday and
made am Impression on the voters.
Yesterday his opponent Bud Taylor,
tried his hand as an impressiOnist.
After Thursday an peldlers who buy
their goods 90 peidle must pay SO per
day for tina, privilege on the streets
of Beliaire.
Bauare VIII furnish a large crowd
for the BAN game on the Island the la--
ter part of this week.
Mrs. N. List who has been sick most
AN summer, but had improved 50 much
as 20 be Ou- and az her work, is again
belfast end in very precarious con-
d.r.oU.
Cla-rsville yesterday to consult with the
Democratic Executive Committee in re-
l1a1n 10 the Campbell meeting next
week. It is The boys intention TO make
&c q mammoth.
Mrs. J. 3. Smith and her mother. Mrs.
j. Hes-on went ont TO ST. ClairSyille
yes rday Tor a week
Mrs. Charles SIahl and child viii
leave to-day Tor @ weeks visit among
her Pi-tsburg relatives and friends.
DIP. s. Elierwiue, of Beallsviue. was
registered az the Windsor yesterday.
A5onhus Dorv has been arrested for
truency by TrUant Officer J. Baugh,
ana w'll De taken out before the Probate
Court to-day.
81. c.. NcF3dden. of Bethesda, was
req. s-e-ed g. Hotel Anderson yesterday.
"Bud" Taylor. Republican candidate
for Recorder. is calling or his constim-
cuts over the county IN q buggy
Is. J. Dixon, young and pushing
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-17

attorney from Martins Ferry, was IN
Bellaire yesterday On bushes.
Drs. E. n. Riggs, of Powhatan, ana
A. II. Kerner. Of Alledon:a, were at
the Globe yesterday, and held a session
of the Pension Committee and examined
four unfortunaJes.
This afternoon the K. of p. nine and
Mason nine will play ball, and tun
galore viii rule.
The Z. OF P. will give a dance N
Central block on October %.
The regular monthly meeting of Bell
aire ". C. T. L. will be held at the
home of Mrs. VIM. Mccoy, on Noble
street, in the cut, to-day at 2:3O p m
A full meeting is desired by the officers.
bIr. Henry Knuth and Miss Rebecca
Young, Of Bellaire, were married Mon
day evening at the parsonage, by Rev.
r. G.. White.
The Bella.re Athletic Club will meet
at Sch lumhalhacb cmfwyp shrdlu wi
ct Schmulbach hall tonight. Bust
ness of Importance is TO be transacted.
Be sure and come.
D. Staley Creamer was in the city a
while yesterday. coming in from the
country districts. He is much pleased
with the outlook, and feels that all that
is wanted is work and a forceful stir
ring up of the voters to get them to the
polls. And none more than Staley
knows the voting strength of Belmont's
Democracy. He is asking for second
Germ of Recorder. He has shown his
efficiency and exacness, his cleverness
and courtesy to all; and, surely, if ever
an official deserved a second term that
official is d. S. Dreamer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-17
FOR SALE.

House. II rooms, brick. 18th S. ,t-,
New house. : rooms Wilson ~ ..
Wheeling, $l.31O
Rouse, $ rooms. and s roomei rar.
$3.50 ''''@ ..- s.s
Z, N E6o house, 6 rooms. large lot. SSH .
House. : rooms. 9th ST.. $l.10O
rouse, rooms. 18th ST.. $500
rIIIiouse' III rooms, Chapine st. Car..
terms. '~NP O-' e.
House, 6. rooms and hall with . ac,.
Pleasant Valley, 8 Gov. a."
House rooms. Centre Wheeling. g,
loI'sei 1IOi.s anu hall. bath and l.
gases, JACOB 81. between l.h AMI 81.
House. rooms and hall. lot -axrn d.
near street car barn. chem =, N -
Corner lot, Lind ST.. ~ Il. front. eh..-
Lots I'm McMecnen. North p,..-...
Glendale. Island, Edgingtou PAX
Pleasant Valley and many utl.r p.
and near city. Call and r0r pisces '-
House, rooms. brick. corner lyt l.i ID,
$500. -'
House. rooms. brick l9t avra p,
Chapline St. 9Th ward. '-
House. Ii rooms and sto.s Room ,r,t-
ST. near 2lst, lot 4iXl20 H.
House. . rooms, ITO ST.. Ns0
Lots on Lind St, Belyeleie. $50 and
s275 each
Business property on Marke, ST. a, mol
crate price.
5000, $500, $780, $500. 5000 and g-,, p,
loan on real estate.
NESBFTT e pEVfNr
Telephone 6i3. 1893 Marke. Street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-17
4 Fatal WRECK.
A Passenger Train Crashes Into a
Water Train.
Two Men Killed, Two Fatally In
iured and Several Others Badly
Bruised and Cut-The Passengers
All Escaped Serious Injury.

Altoona. Pa. October 16.-The water
famine here is responsible for fatal
wreck. which occurred at the southern
edge Of this city at GAO o'clock this
morning. AT that time a crew which
had been securing water in train Of
tank cars at Gaysport. near Holidays
burg. had crossed a switch near Allie
gheny furnace. at the edge Of this city,
and the train had been stopped n Or
der that the switch might be set for the
Henrietta accommodation, then over
due at that point.
This was done and The water tram
had lust gotten under way when the
passenger train came rushing through
dense fog and around curve, IN an
instant dashing with terrific force into
the engine of the water train, it being
IN the rear. The crash was a fearful
one and the two engines were locked IN
a close embrace, the force Of the i'm
pact standing them both on end, the
fire boxes resting upon the ground and
the front trucks standing high in the
air
None of the passenger cars left the
track. but the passengers were thrown
from their seats and none Of them es-
capped without injury of some kind, al
though none were fatally hunt On the
watN train the employees did mo- es-
cape so we'll.
Front brakeman J. Q. Woodring, Of
Tyrone. an engineer by occupation, was
caught between two Of the tank cars
and crushed to piecs, great patches OF
his flesh adhering to the end Of the
tanks after the mutilated body was
taken away.
Fireman II. N. Blackburn Of the
passenger train, whose home is at Hen
rie-ta. was caught in the wreck OF his
engine and was also horribly mangled,
being possibly fatally injured.
Engineer David Arthur one of the
oldest and mos, trusted in the compa-
nvs service was also caught in the
wrecked passenger engine, and received
injuries which mus, prove fatal. He
was taken to the hospital.
w. L. Good, fireman on the passen-
ger train. was killed, one leg being cut
off and his body being scalded from
head 20 foot.
George Tate, fireman on the water
train. was also badly hurt about the
back and head.
II. S. Barnett, conductor of the water
train. was badly cut about the head,
and his injuries are serious.
B. S. Hoover, baggagemaster On the
passenger train, was thrown from one
end Of his car to the other, al:ght,ng
on his head. and is suffering from con-
cussion of the brain.
The passenger train was running eight
minutes late when the accident oc-
Cured. and was trying to make up time.
The force Of the collision threw heavy
tank cars from the track as though they
were paper, and altogether the wreck
was the worst occurring here for a long
! time.
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FOR SAIL.

add
12l s. York ST.. new 2-story frame. Dag.
gain.
200 and POI Main ST.. lot Sd ~. r.a. #,
through 10 Coal ST., Two good .9-..
very low.
No. II y. Huron ST.. five r01mel h0a
Double brick dwelling west size N
Main.
8 2-story brick dwellings, $. Penn g.
lot 95xl00.
10 acres land ON EIe.ug 0n's Lane
ll45 and l47 MlrSa st
l222 and Poi Market st
$1,000 will buy q large lot and th-l
roomed house AT Icl-herwo1j. very
sirable location. Many other proper
in the city and country. $1,000 90 loan
GEORGE f. NATHlSDN
Real Estate Agent 1923 Market SIT
Telephone l07. sell
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-17
BARBOUR COUNTY OIL.
Every Indication That It Exists and
VIII be Found.

How the Original Barbour County
Company Was Sold Out by the
DriHers-A Seven Foot Plug and
Bushels Of Old Iron and Steel Got
ten Out Of the Wen-In Spite Of
all These Distinctions, 1t Had
Been Flowing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-17
FOR SALE-REAL ESTAr
EARM FOR SALE.

Farm of $50 acres in Rourl D..
Marshall county, w. Va. Abo.., ana. -
river bottom. Improved by r,ot ..3l'
dwelling house, also frame b9g-11 a,-
fruit, and well watered. VIII seI :. %
10 suit purchaser or entire farm. " e.
Attorney at Law and Land 49,.
Bank Building. Market st. y,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-17
Special Sale Of Real ESlat.

NO. 96 TWELFTH STREET -
fine brick and stone DWELLING.
No. 1870 SIXTEENTH STREET. ..4
dwelling. 7srooms.
No. 1913 FOURTEENTH STREET -H
dwelling Of six rooms ana bath. l,
by steam. All modern convenience 1.
stable, etc. Lot 32Xl20
CHEAP BUILDING LOTS on sa
Huron street, Marshal's Addition
STOREROOM AND DWELLING .
rooms, corner Fourteenth and Met i
streets.
CHEAP BUILDING LOTS on n. H.r.
street, Zilles Addition.
CHEAP BUILDING LOTS og g. L7'
street, Gilchr.st Addition.
THREE LOTS, each 3)Xl20 0r l'
northeast corner of Wabash and ..
streets, Island. VIII sell cheap.
NO. 100 FIFTEENTH STREET z m
house Of four rooms. Lot -.N' ..
TEN SHARES WHEELING .-
IRON co. STOCK.
ELEVEN SHARES MIl.l--l.
BRIDGE co. STOCK.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-17

Nothing new was heard from any of
the big wells reported yesterday morn
ing. There is no possibility that any
thing viii DE heard from the well out
near Board Tree, not if it is owned by
The South Penn OIL Co.. as reported. A
report was received from the big we'll
al Waverly, and as stated i'm the Reg
lister. it was reported entirely too high
It is O good well. but iJ is no, doing over
300 barrels q day.
The receipts Of the pipe line compan-
les in the Sisrersville field Yesterday
were 1922 barrels. The receipts Of
the Mellon lines were 5.SS5 barrels. and
those of the Eureka lines were 1887
barrels.
There was considerable excitement
caused I'm Sistersville yesterday when
the report was brought in that Brown
e. Co.'S we'll on the Buchanan farm,
about half o mile southeast of Antioch,
had been drilled i'm and that It was
showing for q big well. There was
nothing I'm the report except that the
well had been drilled in In the Keener
sand a nice flow OF gas was struck. but
in the Big Iuiun nothing was found and
the wen is dry.
The Henry OH CO. made a location
yesterday ON the Nuth farm. and are
putting the timbers on the ground for
a RIG. They win commence drilling as
soon as possible
The Associated Producers No. 10, on
the Dcist farm, was drilled in yester-
day and viii make about a 250 barrel
We'll
A fair well was drilled in at Wayerly
yesterday. Il belongs TO Marietta par
ties. and is ON The Butts farm. II Will
make about go barrels a day.
The Associated Producers No. Il, on
the Deis- farm VIII be due about to-
morrow. and their No. Is, on the same
farm. ought TO be in some time to-
day.
A Wheeling oil company has leased
O large tract OF land ON Bonds creek,
three miles northeast of Ellenboro,
Richie county, and viii commence
I drilling within a few days This ter
ri.ory is away off from any production,
and is purely q wildcat venture.
A Bew wen has been located in the
Waverlv oil field about $50 yards from
The Butts well by Barnsdall, and an
0,her has also been located on the 7. j.
Stephens farm by d. A. Upton.
The 40. % well ON the r. p. Ingraham
farm. in the Waverly field, is good for
120 barrels day.