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The Washington times., 1895-01-08
LOCAL NEWS OF ALL SORTS
The Weather To-day.

The District OF Columbia and Maryland
Fair, probably preceded by showers in the
early morning; decidedly colder; northerly
winds.
The Washington times., 1895-01-08

Justice and Mrs Brewer gave a dinner last
night. at which the decorations were in pink
and white roses. The guests were Justice
and Mrs Field, Justice aud Mrs. Gray,
Justice and Mrs. Shiras, the Mexican minister
and Mme Romero and ex-senator and Mrs.
Henderson,
The Washington times., 1895-01-08

lowing communication to DIR. Woodward yes
terday: 81 beg TO inform you that the speci-
men of ice forwarded by you on the Sd in
slant has been subjected to meteorological
examination with the result that with five
plates made, each with one cubic centimeter
OF water, only a few colonies of the bacillus
convolutus, a common water organism, were
found. / may state that this specimen to my
surprise, contains fewer colonies of bacteria
than any of tho other specimens of ice so far
examined by US in the laboratory"
Later Police Court sessions Hereafter the
sessions of Judge KimbalIs branch of the
police court will commence at $3.50 instead of
8 O'Clock a. m. as heretofore.
I'd Must Net Shave on sundaY-Elliott Moore,
colored barber in Willow Tree alley, was
fined $40 by Judge Kimball yesterday for
keeping his shop open for business on Sun
day.
Badly Bitten by Bull Dog-An unclaimed
bull terrier sprang upon Harry Taylor, f1f-
teen-year-old white lad. yesterday afternoon,
and fastened his teeth through the boys leg,
making bad wound. After treatment and
cauterization by DR.. Aughinbaugh at the
Emergency Hospital, Taylor was taken to his
home, No. I'LL G street northeast Daniel
Hayes, who Is said to be the owner of the bull
terrier, was locked up at the First precinct
station-house charged with keeping a vicious
dog within the city limits and allowing it to
run at large.
Election and Installation of Officers The
twenty-third annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Washington Market Company
was held yesterday in the office of the presi-
dent, Gen. Nehemiah G. Ordway. The old
board of directors was reelected. with the
exception that Mr.. Pacificus Ord was elected
in place of r. B. Clash deceased.
The following directors were elected W IL
liam Birney, Paul Butler, John Cassels, Will
liam E. Chandler, Samuel W. Curriden, Mat
thew G. Emery, Hallet Kilbourn, Nehemiah
G. Ordway. Pacif1cus Ord, Bushrod Robin
son, Franklin Tenney, Edward R. Tinker,
and Frank G. Wilkins. Mr.. Ord, the newly
elected director, is a brother of Gen. Ord.
He is large stockholder, having purchased
the greater portion of the stock 10 rInerly
owned by Mr.. r. b. Clark. The board Of di-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-28

Big Iujun sand, and the farmers Of the
tmmsdiuts vicinity aud etheES later,
estsd made up purRe OF 81 900 to drill
the well into tho Gordon sand. inc
Gordon sand 10 very persistent, aud II
oil Is found in this sand in paying
quantities other wsllswill DO drilled to
Il AZ this we'll IL 10 prove tho pro due
ing qualities Of tho Gordon aaDd, II is
being watched with much interest.
The Gordon was the paying sand At
Warrington and Washington, Pa, aud
this we'll virtually proves whether II Is
worth going to In this fold.
Ihoburu No. 8, south Of the Dye
Brooks we'll, will DO In in about . week,
and IL ia looked upon a. leader to
show which direction the oil takes
from the Dye-Brooks.
The Conley we'll on the Jamos A.
Carroll farm, drilled In by Conlsy Bros.
and Johnson, came in dry, This well
10 in the KeOner extension Of the Middle
The Belle Willis we'll Of the South
Penn company, in the DYo'Brooks field
came in dry,
Thoburn No. 3 comes in to-day, and
what it does will greatly mold the lu'
lure Of the Dye'Brooks and Middle Is
land fields. -
The Carson well, drilled by Twitchcll
& Wise, was cased yesterday with ~
inch casing, The we'll filled up l,lOO
leet at three screws In the second pay
sand,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-28
ABOUT PEOrLE.
strangers in the Ctr aud Wheeling Folks
Abroad.

Strangers In the CitY aud Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
W A. Hunt, Of ST. Clairsvillc. is n
Mcclure guest.
Rolla Camden, OF PGrkersbur:, was O
guest at the McLuro yesterday.
James and c. Nolan, Of Sistersvillc,
were guests at tho Stamm yesterday.
W. S. Sims, OF Darlington. a well
known merchant, was in tho city yes
terday.
Miss j. D. Knots, OF Warrington,
was here yesterday. q guest at the
Windsor.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Metz have returned
from New York aud Atlantic City after
q two weeks trip,
W. II. Brown, OF New Cumberland,
and NJ. BurIinGRme, oil Sistersville, auto
graphed at the Stamm.
Z. /. Allen. OF Grafton, secretary Tor
West Virginia OF the National Republi.
can Tariff League. is in tho city.
J.C. Wallace, of Morgantown; c. R.
Deuel., OF Friendly, and Q. A, Weay.
or, OF Moundsville, arc at the Mcclure.
James Cahill aud James Parker left
on the midnight Baltimore 4 Ohio train
for New York, Boston and other eastern
points.
Mr.. L. J. Richardson, mayor Of Cam.
eron, a genial man as well as an able
official. was in tho city yesterday on
business.
Eph. Wells, Of Sistersville, owner Of
the Hotel Wells, and Quo OF the big oil
land magnateI OF tho lively oil metro
polls, is a Windsor guest.
General Passenger Agent W. J. Rob.
inson and superintendent G. l.. Will.
Jams, OF the Ohio River railway, were
hero yesterday and registered a! the
Windsor.
Misses Mary and Martha Hare and
Bird Robertson returned home yoster.
day evening from Columbus, where
they we're attending tho convention Of
tho Society OF Young People Of tho U.
z. church.
Mrs. William Leonard, OF Parkers.
burg; Ed. Chrsty, Of Now Martinsvilc;
Mrs. Il, 7. Goo and Miss Grace Goe. Of
Sistersville. and Ii. G. Roberts, Of Man.
ming, are among tho West Virginia poo.
plo at the Bchler.
Monday evening very pleasant sur.
prise party was giYOn in honor OF Miss
Matte llngginJ, at her home on Markn.
street. Games and dancing wOrc the
main features OF tho evening, aud u very
enjoyable timc was spent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-28
FnoSl THE on FIELD.
Tho Latest Reliable Intelligence From all
OybF tho Field.

Tho Latest iIolinblo Intelligence From all
OvOr tho Field.
German No. 2, in tho Keenan, field,
was drilled in Monday morning, and Ia
flowing 200 barrels. This vol Is north
Of tho Dyo.lIrooks and is tho property
VI tho South Penn Company.
Tho we'll on tho Mcha Of Frank farm,
which Is being drilled by tho Oxford
OIL Company, Ia now down about 2O1
ieut and IL watched with much inter.
cat, ~ ihOro Is nothing bOtwoOn II aud
tbs DyO.Brooks, aud II will t0nd to
provo which direction, II any, tho pool
takes from tho latter we'll
There arc now ninn dry llOlDa In tho
Dog Skin field, aud eight producers.
Tho producing VOLS nrn doing 1900 bar.
fels s. day. Tho mHGh taiknd Of vol oh
the school house lot Camo In on Sunday
ana IL doing 10 barrels day.
Capt JbnOss VOLS, In tho Middle
Island fold, aFO now thought 10 DO In
the Koancr sand, aud not tho nix In.
jun, ~ II Ia unknown In tho oil bust.
moss for VOLS In tho Dig lnlun snnd 10
net ns those have 1OnO,
Dys'BfOoks No. In now doing 100
baffOlS day, and No, 2, 600 barrels u
day
Tho Bhilo vol, on thu johnson farm,
drilled by Dan JOhnIOn, WAa dry In tho
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-28
sIsrEnsvILLE SCRAPS.
Personal aud Other Matters In tho TyI'
MeLropoll.

Personal aud Other Matters In tho Tyler
Metropolis
Mr.. i. Finley Kitson, editor OF tho
Tyler Republican, went TO Parkorsburg
on business yesterday.
Sam Wolf hit William Appons in tho
eve yesterday. aud tho case will DO
aired in Justice McCoys court to-day.
Col. McIntirc. OF New MarIinsyille,
aud August NJ. Campbell, Of st. Marys,
wero in the city yesterday on legal bus.
iness.
Il. l.. Moore, Of tho law firm Of MTcIn.
tire 4 Moore, leaves to-day for lronton,
to visit his father and attend tho &c.
union oil the Ninoty.lrst Ohio volunteer
infantry
Mr.. L. A. BronnamRn, we'll known
oil man, has advertised for bids for tho
erection oil very fine brick residence on
Main street. on what ia known as tho
Arch Thistle property
i. II. llcnthorno, Of San Francisco
who gave the phonogrnph entertain.
mentB ut Wheeling Park Casino iew
weeks ago, 10 at tho Hotel Whittlesy
and 10 entertaining tho busy population
while they wait"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-28
PROPOSALS.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS,

BIDS will DO received by the Board Of Regent,
ofthe WG,t Vlrylnla state Normal school anl
IT'S Branches At The oiice Of the undersigned; HS
follows For the erection aud heating Of a
building for Marshall College Normal school, NJ
Huntington; alterations aud additions 20 mo
old building nj West Liberty; addition 10 tho
present building al FRirmont, Rni new bul!u
ing Vt ShCphcrdstOWn.
Drawings may b. seen, on aud after August
% 1895. at each Al the above named places lOr
tho building 10 no there erected, anu Tor hll me
buildings nl the office Of Hon. I. 5 Riley. Ia
Wheeling; First National Bank, In Hunting
tou; tho Office OF Hon Z. N. Gilkeson, IN Par
kcrsbuny and ut the olicc Of tho stNto supefih'
Iendent Of FREQ schools IN Charleston.
The bids will 10 opened al Petersburg, W
Va September 49, 1856, where bids, not sent 70
Charleston will DO received up To the hour Of
noon on the said 10th day Of September 1873.
Tic right is reserved to reject any or az bids
VIRGIL A. LEWIS
President OF the board Of Regents Of the West
aug
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-28

Piltsburg!l-Riyor foot 8 inches and
stationary at tho dam. Weather clear
aud pleasant.
Groonsboro-Riyor feet inch and
stationary. Weather fair and warm.
Rainfall 20 inChOs.
Slenbenvillo- 8 inches aud sta
,ionary. Weather clear and warm.
Neutrality-suspicious. feet aud sta.
tionary. Weather clear and warm
Oil Clty-RiyOr inches anu station.
AIRY. Weather cloudy and warm.
WhcGlng-Rivor 10 inches and
slowly falling. Weather cloudy aud
warm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-28

Tho teachers institute for Wheeling
teachers will begin on Monday, tho "a
Of September. DR.. j.. +. Cody, Of
AthOng, Ohio, and othor Emo Instructors
hayo boon secured. Tho meeting will
DO hold in tho Y. NJ. Q. A. hall. Thia
will DO hold inslOnd Of school, and ns
the pay will DO going on II will bo a
kind oI compulsory education. ono day
will DO allowed for Attending tho State
Fair
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-28

A gentlemen who il In position to
know says the following Is the prevail
ing price for tho various employees In
the oil field; Drillers, So per day; tool
drss.ers. "a 80; bumpers, 81; rou'ta'
bouts, So; carpenters and rig builders,
s. 80 TO 50 50; boiler makers and ma
chinists, 81 80 to 81; guagers, ST. lease
foreman, g 80 to So; bookkoepers aud
clerks, $50 to 500 per month"; common
uuskilled labor, 81 80 per day. Not
much hardtmeI in this, is thers?-
SistrsriRe oil Reueip.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-28
TROUnLE Mmm sAAnPERs,
Who Wore FOLLOWING w tito Reynolds
SLoW-FaEirs Caught

Who Wore Following w tito Reynolds
Show-FaElrs Caught
Lloyd b. Martin, o young man living
near BiugamOn, W. Va, has been fol-
loving the Reynolds show, which was
at New Marttp4ville Monday, While
tho show was at Warrington young
Martin lost some money In a gambling
achomo run by some fellows who were
following tho show, but not connected
with it, and Martin came to New Mar
tinsyille to try his fortune again with
these fellows, and Sunday night
they and Martin had some trouble, and
they were heard to say they would kill
Martin il he did not stop following
them.
Tuesday night after tue show was over
they got into trouble again at North aud
Main street, and Martin was hit on the
Jaw with something like a haudibilly
and his Jaw broken in two places. After
they had hit Martin they started TO run
and could not DO overtaken in the night.
Young Martin was taken TO the office Of
Drs. Cox and Lowther and his jaw was
dressed. Yesterday morning Deputy
Sheriff NCEldowny aud Marshal Nc
Casky went to Sistersvillo armed with
warrants for the arrest OF the parties.
The officers wanted to make awholesale
arrest OF the whole show, but found out
they could not do SO. They had their
warrants Endorsed BY Justice Mccoy,
of Sis,ersyille, and arrested Manager
Reynolds aud a trapeZepoFtormer named
Moore, and they were brought to New
MartinSville yesterday evening. Tho
case will be heard this morning before
Justice W. W. Selvy.
MeSsrs. Mclntiro aud Blackman will
appear for the defense. 1t seems to be
the popular opinion that Reynolds and
Moore are not tho guilty mon.
Mr.. Reynolds said to au INTELLIGENT
GER reporter yesterday Afternoon that
this was the first occurrence Of the kind
in the history OF the show. or tho first
trouble OF any kind, and that h0 hoped
that tho guilty parties might be brought
TO justice. Ho gives tho assurance that
all who NAV attend the exhibitions will
receive none but the best treatment,
Two, mon, giving their names as
Smith and Brown, were operating a
shell game on the circus grounds at Sis.
tersviIle: yesterday when the chief Of
police happened to be on tho ground,
and they wero Immediately invited DO.
iOro his honor, Mayor WhittleSOy, who
assessed iino OF SO against each, and
as they did not have the price, they arc
now languishing in Lhe city bastIlO.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-28

The Maynard Oil and Gas Company
organized at ParkerSburv yesterday by
alecting W. G. Way, Of Marietta, presi'
dent; i. Il. Rose, ParkersburG, vice
president; James D. Rose, PaFkersburC,
secretary, and u. l. Maynard, OF Column
bus, O., treasurer. Tho other member
Of the company ia II. ]. Maynard, also
OF Columbus Tho capital stock OF the
company is $4,000, with tho privilege
Of increasing 1t to 100000. Tho COM
pany has 5000 acroa OF land in Perry
county, Ohio, adjoining tho Corning
field, which it will thoroughly test.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-28

Mr. Floyd Long, Of Donwood, who
wrote 10 tho surveyor Of customs al
Peoria, Ill.,, asking about some mythical
WinChcAtor filloa sent to Bishop SpaId
Inc ~ communion wine, asks tho IN
TfLLlaEScgn to explain TINT Ito had
heard aud road 40 much Of Bnch things
that hO wrote to tho officials lhnru ia
pAllsiY himself, 40 that In would not
got mixed np' In bogus story.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-28

The annual meeting OF tho Womans
Missionary Society OF tho Wheeling
presbytory will be held in tho u. i.
church OF Bellairo beginning tomorrow.
The FIRST session will bo ut 1880 p. IN,
Second session Thursday night at 1870.
Rev. Dr. W, q. MOorchead, Of Xeuia,
will speak Thursday evening. Ihe
third and last session will DO held FRI.
day morning at . o'clock. Rev. Dr..
Stewart and wife, who have boon mis-.
sionaries in India for fifteen years, will
address the convention.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-28

Mr. Charles Ilelling, OF tho North.
wood Glass Company, Of Ellwuod City,
10 IN Martins Ferry lIo says 1t Ia their
intention TO star! tho works about the
fret OF tho month. Tho non.union
glaSsworkcrs w tlcro have organl1od u
union, aud about fifty union classwork.
Ors from different places have already
applied at tho works for Jobs, to say
nothing about the numerous applied.
tons to Henry Fond,, tho newly elected
innnaupE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-28

CHOLERA Momusis dangerous com.
plnint, aud often is fatal IN it's results.
TO avoid this you ahould uso Do Wits
Collie and Cholera euro, as soon as tho
frat symptoms appear. Logan Drug
Co., Wheeling, W. Va, d. I. Peabody,
Bonwood, and Bowie Il Co, Bridge
nnFI n b
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-28
FRUIT is NOT SCARCE.
Yet the Season Is Said not to be up
to the Average,
ANDITSEEMSIOALL COME At ONCE

A Rush just now in orders for Cans
aud Jars, Especially tor tho out'of'
Town Trade-Nobody Laid in Any
Stock Ahead, and People Waited
for Prices to Como DowA-Tho III.
feet Of the Early FrOsts and subso'
quOnt Drouth was ovOrOstImatod. q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-28

Last night Charles Gilmore was ar
raigncd before Squire. Fitzpatrick on Il
peace warrant sworn out by Elisha
DonIey. Ito was required to give bond
in 500 to keep the peace for onc year.
Gilmore then sworc out similar war
rant for Donlcy, aud tho hearing was
got for I; $50 this oYoning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-28
A SERIOUS ACCIDENT,
a oolorsd Tsamstor Killed Near
Raven Rocks, Monday,
OTHER NEWS DOWN THE RIVER
Gamblers Following tho shOw-FrcSh
and Reliable OIL News from All
Parts OF the FiOld-Ths School
House Well All RiEht-LOPal Cos
sip at the oil NlotrOpOlls.

"A terrible disaster occurred at Bon's
Run, near Raven Rocks, Monday morn
ing by which Scott Zane, a colorsd
tsamIter, was instantly killed. Tho I'M
fortunate man was driving team haul
ing an oil well boiler, aud in order to
got the boiler to its destination he had
to cross temporary bridge over Ben's
RIM, known as James bridge,
The team bud front carriage Of the
wagon passed over the bridge safe,
but the main portion Of the weight OF
the boiler was on the rear wheels
which was more weight than the bridge
was capable Of carrying, and it fell with
a sudden crash, precIpitatlng the man,
team and wagon into the gulch below,
The man fell on his face against a tree
and the heavy boiler on top OF him
crushing him so terrible that ha was
not recognizable, his head being COM
pletely mashed. Death was instanta'
neous as no uttered no sound, more
than a feeble grOan when falling.
Tho man was held 80 firmly that he
could not DO exEricated until a team was
hitched to the boiler and 1t was pulled
away from the tree.
Zane was we'll known, as no was cook
on the steamer Courier for several
years, and had been In the employ of u
man named Huffman for come time.
He was we'll spoken Of as a good, steady
follow, and his sudden death will be a
shock to his many acquaintNnces along
the river.
His funeral will occur to-day from the
residence OIL his employer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-28

TlIrhR Ia no doubt, no iaIlnrc,
whom YOU tnko Do Wits Collie and
Cholota euro. II la pleasant, acts
promptly, no bad nilor affects. Logan
Drug Co., Wheeling. W. Va, II. +, lon.
body, Benwood, and DowiO & Co., BtIjeO.
port, U.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-28
ROLE 60 ZANE,
Telephone 500 30 E0UBTHEETH ST.
FOR SALE.

Farm Of 50 acres, miles east OF city Og;e
creek bottom. Easy terms SAbQu
Farm, 81 acres, fronting OF Ns'.pll roi.
miles east Of the city Easy terms HjIl
Farm 20 acres, houses aud > orchards !'5.t
Ing on river. II miles south Of the city; ysT
cheap. $500
Fnnn. 90 acres. mile, east Of the city
Splendid farm, $50 acres, Ua RJggi5o.0Z
OJucre, OF same river bottom - per acfa
Farm NJ 800 acres on RoundbO.tOn.
Farm, IS acres, BGlmon, county, miles Esf
OF city, 5000
Farm, 50 acres, Belmont county, aia vs.
OF city. $500
Farm. 20 acres. ~ miles cast Of city, cheap
Farm, . acres, ! y miles cast Of city, VIII 4.r
CIghtroOmGl house.
Farm. % acres. 20 acres creek bottom, E--a
east Of city Easy terms. SOD
Farm, - acres. mile iTOE. lin Grove
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-28

YOU cannot be vol unloss your blood
il pure. Therefore purify your blood
with tho boIt blood purifier, Hoods
Sarsuparilla, 3
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-28
FOR 8 ALE.

No MSS. Penn street, 9 room, Aal bath S1i
gases. Cheap,
No. fii1ihstrcct, u.foom1i brick 'EAp
M. Gjl Market street, q rooms Z! ~ ......,
Nos llOl aud ilJj Market s,fo3t Jlh.m
property, sl!6N ,
Nos "a aud 80 57,b street, I. room, 'i'I.r
no, 21li Mdrkets.gco Rooms aId niA''"
No. OPS York street 2 loom Cheap ....,
No. - n Front ~, 5 rooms and h1'I l1Ii
No 1855 Chnpluu St, rooms BAN I0'4'4'
largo stable 5000 ...,,J
torucr isth aad Woods street iNc.liai :"
store rOhM. Cheap
Houses Of all ,itt' all 30 dllc-cnl .'.ia'H
Saloon Tor sale on 10Th street chtir .,.,.,x
Restaurant and hotel Tor sale on NAiAO,''''
cheap .. ,.,,
Restaurant aud hotel for sal, o. iHa 's''
Chrnp. .....
Cigar store on Market stree. for W. .l.' ID,
Hnildmg lots ~ all the best locations '1''
city,
lnrms for 3a'n Oh easy tCrmt
HOUSES TO REST MONEY TO LOAN
H=H
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-28
REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE.

No. 50 Sixteenth street a. 4 bagua 4! nl
TIL, week
No 10 Sixteenth street. sIZroo@eI Ju.l {.
u bargain.
No. II Fourteenth street, Threagy Ll..
dwelling ut a bargain.
mo 1901 Linn street, Bciycderc addition 70,
tugr house cheap,
No. 1911 ChapIino street, brick dwelling L;
SJxsO, NJ q bnrSaln.
Sweeney Foundry lots arc in demand DOW
Buy one while they arc cheap. sod o. veg
easy terms.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-28

FOR SALE
No. II Fourteenth street. business iotI.'s
81 800
SiN.roomcd house on Peninsula Si,SJl
low lots. EiFp Sf5ve
No. % South Huron street
No, Kentucky street
Building site, rlUasAn; Valley, fronts !N!@
on National road.
Two desirable resiicncci Woiilla
No. Is Thifty.nfT street. lt.fooutl dWe..s5
Desirable residence Oh sixteenth ,iigss
No. 20 North Front street
Real estate Of every description
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1895-11-18
GREAT REDUTION IN TINE TO
CALIFORNIA

Once more the North Western Line has
reduced the time OF it's trns-continental
trains, and the journey from Chicago to
California via this popular route is now
made in the marvelously short time OF
three days. Palace Drawing-Room Sleep
ing cars leave Chicago daily and run
through to San Francisco and Los
Angeles, without change, and all meals
ell route are served in Dining cars. Daily
Tourist Sleeping car service is also main
tanned by this line between Chicago and
San Francisco and Los Angeles, COM
pletely equipped berths in upholstered
Tourist Sleepers being furnished at a
cost of only $500 each from Chicago to
the Pacific Coast.
For detailed information concerning
rates, routes etc., apply to ticket agents
Chicago & North Western R'y.
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1895-11-18
Shot For A Deer.

HURLEY, WIS.,, Nov. 1S.-A fatal shoot
ing accident occurred at Sand Rock, a
few miles south OF this city, by which
Edwin Stockley, Cottonwood, Mich. was
instantly killed. Stockley and his two
brOthers-in-law, James III. and Jessie B.
Morgan, went in the woods hunting
deer. jesse was following fresh trail,
and, seeing through the brush what he
took for deer, fired. On going down
to where he saw the object he was hor-
rified to find that he had put a bullet
squarely through the head of his COM
panion, who lay dead before him. Hear
ing the shooting, the other brother,
James, who was not far away, FASTENED
to the spot. The grief stricken brothers
took the body out to tho railroad track,
and got section crew to bring them to
Hurley on hand car. An inquest was
held and, after hearing the evidence, the
Jury rendered verdict of accidental
death and exonerated Jesse from all
blame. Stockley was about 40 years of
age, a miner and leaves wife and fam
lily. jesse Morgan, who fired the fatal
shot, lives i'll Chicago, and is a brother
of Mrs. Stockley.