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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-14
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We offer 1876 dozen Of Ladies' I.aund.
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Guiding some odds and ends from ias,
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Tor 1oe
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-08-26

afternoon. as many states were not
present TO report at once. Toe motion
was declared carried
+ The roll call Of states was dispensed
I with and Secretary DoVlinz read num
+ Der OF dispatches from Mckinley. Ho-
bari. Depev, Governor Hastings and
others.
The following appointments OF ser
gee nfs-af-arn1s wsre announced. C-nas.
Rosen brock. Maryland: Luke r. Walker
Tennessee; Wellington J. Rich. North
Dakota: and l. y. Vaughn. IilinSss.
Secretary D3wiing an1ounced ths;
at the afternoon session 4 r. Cum
rninRs Of Ioys. Mrs. E.Men Foster ard
Congressman McI>eary os Minnesota.
would speak ard then the coovsnton
adjourned 90 2 o'csocs
RDGRETS BY WIRE.
Anoag the tesegrams of regret read
were the following:
Canton. o. Aug 81 an sorry 20
have 70 disaPpolnt you. bar I am con-
strained 70 efhers 70 my ssecI5nafsoa
OF yoSzr Urxsnt invitation. 70 attend ne
league convention
esixnea) wM M'KTxLEY.
Patterson. y. J.. Aug. z.-T eauno.
possibly leave New York dsasqszftsTz.
NJ prcsence there "a imperative.
ssigne5l GARRETT a HOBART
New York Aax. 81 fh2nk ySs for
yocr k<sd invitatson - - present AZ
the lssz1e r7@etinT- Am scrrr -ast
presssrs tszs@uezz all 6etsln- TT1zsffnx
ths: the nse~ttnx vii corse o1 ssssssac-
fcriiy. I arr. ~stn best wishes. yours
f-ufT.
fst<z~3f II a HAMA
A. . caucus of The delegates from IRE
American SGie<s ReVsns1csz s~ssse.
the casnTention decs1<s - east fer g
4. Gorssos ihe full 1fry votes q ~aira
tt~ irsgae - emitted ard 20 re everv
ho1orahs> rress1z "a fsrToer hsz sisctssa
"a p-~sssn; of the RsRassi-2G iaag8<
% tie UE--ss SssoseA
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-08-26

All birds seem 20 enjoy The hest. PRO-
.yided that they can obtain water. which
fn England II D<rst wanted srsept IA
the chalk down. when the pocda dry
up. There 81. rocks wait Till cusk
round The troughs frors which tbs
sheep are vztsr>d. eviderily suffering
scutely from thirst But pigeons will
s>ek out he bossess slopes ard eaSl>~ os
the roofs. and oonmoa roadside bir,ia
such a. the yeI.o~ hammers snd psys'-.
sit out in The sun al day. Most of :As
dnrect-eaaag btrvta. >xrep. The fy-
ea:chsrs. rrstr- 20 the tr~>~ snd bushes.
asd both chickens ard psrtr5dr-s ptrr-
po>~Iy seek sbsde- Tie former. II no
other oover Il svaIlabis. viii lie IN ths
ss,adov Of q wall. erespfng close up 70
IL a. fse lire ~ shade nzrro.s toward
midday. Par1ridves either lie under
the he-J~-~ or rnov- ia;o 'he turr5p
nsids zhrn. "a IL hot s~ptersb~-
weather. the isar-s srs broad enough ,a
oOvvr .lsrrn. Bu. our ~fis BIRDS nrr~r
suTrr frosa heat ssse taa~~ os Australia
vh<rs The parrots snd ioT.es hare b~~u
s-~n 20 drop Down dead when forced
60 fy aer0s< 10 op~r grouasi ia = sssrs.
rssr srouih,--fhiea@o chrsuiese.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-08-26

shs--H0r fsy1. IL = faat de~d. h~..
Ger than words.
Hs-fe*. especially II b-o-r-s.o--
touss go~s ssiih i5e deed--wssAlnr,ea
Tines
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-08-26
WEEKLY EAGLE

y IL you Garnet afford to take the
Daily Ecg'-, o. inadequate mail faciI-
tiles prevent you from receiving Ii
promptly do the next best thing.
subscribe for the Weekly Eagle at
Only soc Year
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-08-26

Continued on Third Paxel
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-08-26

General McAlpine introduced D. D.
Woodmansee of Ohio to respond to the
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-08-26

Protection to American Industries has Due
Place In the Kennedy Proposed BY the
or the Lack of it, Which BIakes or Un-
makes Business, and How Confidence -
to be Restored by Reversing the Con-
dittons Which Have Destroyed u-Ahe
Financial Remedy Noticed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-15

This however. did not deter a large
crowd from being present around the
stand built within a hundred yards of
the depot, and the cold apparently did
not chill the enthusiasm of those as
sembled. Here Mr.. Bryan was presented
with a badge of naUonal coloIs, sur
mounted by a crown of silver, from cit
izen VINO expressed himself as being "ior
Bryan now. for Mckinley in 1890"
The oposition was out in force at 1sh-
peming, when the Bryan party arrived
there. There was large crowd to listen
TO the candidate, but ii was not enthusi-
astic. His speech was applauded but little.
There was a big Republican rally on at
which Washington Gardner was 10 speak.
The Mckinley club of the city. headed by
a brass band, marched TO the Democratic
gathering. MIR. Bryan had concluded his
address and Timothy Tarsney had been
speaking for a few moments when the
band appeared. Mr.. TarSney who stood
Immediately IN front OF Mr.. Bryan. turn.
ed TO the nominee. addressing nlmSeH
more particularly TO him. said:
Il am Informed that that band Is at
the head of SO-called Mckinley CLUB.
We are very much obliged TO them and
the people who sent them out, Tor TINS
kindly interruption but inside of three
weeks that band will be playing, If still
in the same employment, an entirely dit-
ferent tune
Those about the stand applauded this
statemtn heartily and then Mr.. Bryan
was taken toward his car.
Mr.. Bryan. in his speech. discussed the
money question. using ABOUT the anne
argument he employed at other meetings
during the day. there being nothing new
in the address of fifteen minutes.
NegaUnee. to a great measure. offset
the lack of warmth displayed at Ish-
peming Mr Bryan had time there to get
on a platform i'm the public square TO
thank the people for their enthusiastic
reception. He was cheerd and applauded
until the train left for Marquette, where
it arrived shortly before o'clock.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-15
NEWSLETS.

FRANKFORT, Ky.-The Seventh dis
trict Republican committe to-day nomi-
mated W. c. T. Breckenridge as that
party's candidate for Congress.
SPRINGFIELD. nls.-The sixth anual
convention Of the Illinois Bankers Asso-
citation convened to-day. The attendance
was meagre.
WASHINGTON-Th treasury to-day
lost $234. 500 I'm gold coin and $4,000 in bars.
which leaves the true amount of the gold
reserve $12i.50i5S5.
ST. LOUIS. Mo-The registration Of
voters IS Unprecedented, gain Of 10000
over 1892.
CLEVELAND. Ohio.-In barroom
early this morning. Pat Tebeau, captain
of the Cleveland team. and Catcher
O'Conor gave a newspaper reporter Sc
we're beating for writing an article criu-
Cizing Tebeau.
COLUMBIA. s. C.-Two trains colided
on the Florida Central to-day Express
messenger W. l.. Lines and Mail Agent
l.. A. Thomas We're caught under the
wreck and roasted to death before the,
eyes Of the helpless trainmen.
CINCINNATI. ON the l.. s court to-
dav Judge Sage held that the Fidelity
bank receiver must pay the New York
Chemical National Bank 100000 with in
teTest money borrowed by President Har-
per without the sanction of the Trustees.
LOUISVILLE, ky.-To-night at nine
~ 81
John Young Brown. his daughter. Vir-
ginia Singleton. was married to Major
Charles Alfred Booth. United States
army. Miss Brown is a beautiful young
woman Of the blonde type, a great belle
I'm Louisville society and leader of Frank
fort society during her fathers admin
istratiOn.
REMINGTON. Ind. October 4.-Frank
Holmes. an old man. visited the home Of
Charles Bartholomew. whore picture Of
Mckinley hung I'm the window. Holmes
made a remark which angered Bartholo-
new. who seized a base ball bat and
fractured his skull.
DULUTH. Minn.-The Marine National
Bank has suspended through inability to
make collections
PfTTSBURGL eleventh annual
convention of the Brotherhood OF 81. An
drew OF the United States opened here
this afternoon at Trinity Episcopal
NEW YORK-The Appellate division of
the Supreme court to-day decided that
the use of the name National Democratic
PARTY ON the official ballot is permssi-
bic. This reverses Justice Clements.
DETROIT. Mich-Miss Floise Morti-
mor. prima donna Of the Wilbur Opera
Company: was married to-nlght TO LOUIS
Whitnov's Opera House by Rev. Stuart.
HAZIETON Pa.-Jeffcrsou Kirchncr
and David John Williams. teleEraphers'
and William Staplcton, wore killed In a
trolley wreck lI-I4lAllA. Li' ''ti tN
a Delaware locomotive. Twenty others
were hurt five fatally.
COTT-MBTS. Ga.-Oficers Richard VI.
Adams and William Jackson went 10 ar
rest ! 4. White. @ former policeman.
who was considered eccentric. White and
his ninctecn-year-old son Henry. opened
fire with Winchesters. and killed both
oficars. They then barricaded their
hone. and before the elder White was
killed he fatally wounded two OF the at
tacking PARTY The younger White es-
caped. Blood hounds are after him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-15
snecial 10 The Resister.

Special to the Register.
Nestlow, Wayne County, W. Va,
October AT 10 O'Clock last night, a
row occurred here in the store of John
Shelton, among number of persons VINO
had congregaJed to pass the evening
and discuss The political situation,
Dow Hobbs and Luke Tripplett were
the leaders in the difficulty and it was
not long until revolvers were being
hourished by different persons in the
crowd.
Hobbs opened fire and the second
from his revolver killed Luke Tripp-
lett.
Several shots were then fired at ran
dom and when peace was restored Aaron
Brock and John Shelton were each
found to be seriously wounded.
The farmer was shot in left breast
and the latter in the abdomen.
Hobbs came out of the battle unin-
jured and has now LETT for parts un-
known.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-15

Special to the Register.
Sistersville. ". Va, October 1.-THE
Carter Oil Company to-day drilled n
one of the largest wells completed il
Tyler county for long time. The well
in question IS their No. 3. on the Thos.
Freeland farm, IN the Sancho territory.
The well was drilled to the top Of the
sand last evening, and a, that time
showed up for a good producer.
During the night the well was drilled
deeper and this morning it was reported
TO be making /, 600 barrels lay
Late reports from The Wei this even
ing are TO the effect that the first rep1fl
is correct and that the well is still hold
ing up to that amount.
This wei. is n practically new terri
tory, and VIII b. the means Cf s7r.'nc
large amount Of new work in the back
part of The county.
Another good wei drilled in to-day is
that of the Fisher OIL Company on ,hc
Cehrs farm. at BenW0Ci, Monroe c0un-
", Ohio. which is reported this evening
to be making abCuj 80 barrels an hour
This is the well which has been delay
cd on account Of a fishing Job. II is
very important one, 2s Il ia o consider
able distance ahead Of anything chat hes
been drilled in that section
This Clearly demonstrates the fact
that good pool has been opened up at
BenwoOd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-15
A NOTABLE WEDDING.
MIR. John II. Lindsay. Of Pittsburg and
Miss Jessie Nye Davis or Marietta.

MIR. JOhn II. lthhNANs W ''''''''''f
Miss Jessie Nye Davis. or Marietta.
Special to the REGISTER.
Marietta. O.. October little most
elaborate wedding which his ever cc-
Cured in Marietta was that O. Nr. John
II. Lindsay. a well known young iron
merchant Of Pittsburg, AMI Miss Jessie
Nve Davis. Of this city. The ceremony
was performed at eight O'Clock .l3
evening by DR.. John Boyd, ar 81. LcEc'5
Episcopal church. being attended by
beautiful nuptial pageant The larse
auditorium Of ST. Luke's was crowded
with the invited guests, many OF whom
were from Cleveland and P.-tsbuS.
Miss Bessie Ho.chkiss, Of Cleveland, waj
charming as maid OF honor. the bride
being attended also by Misses Helen
and Mary Hall, Of Cedar Rapids, 10"
Miss Nan Lindsay. OF P.j,sburg; and
Misses May Riley, Daisy Ra.hbone and
Grace Davis. of this city. Mr. Ba-t
AulI. of Pittsburg, was best man. Ihs
bride is one OF Mar.et1's fairest ana
most highly accomplished dlugn'erc,
and will carry with Ger 20 The smoky
City the best W.sAes Of d legion OF
friends.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-15
WILL BIZ DECIDED TODAY.
The Question of Whose Name Shall Appear
as the Populist Nominee in the Fourth
District. Argued.

Special to the Register.
PARKERSBURG. w. Va. October IA
Ballot Commissioners r. Alexander and
O. NJ. Clemens, curCuit clerk, Republi-
cans. and p. d. Gamrill, heard arguments
to-day on the question of whether the
name of Walter Pend,eton or G. Warren
Havs should be placed upon the ballots
Pendleton's attorney. Hon. B. Mason
Amber. cited the authorities. showing
WV tbe placing of Hays name on the
baiiot ,rould ha ILLEGAL and Judge K. +.
Fieming 'i'i of Ravenswood, appeared for
J1avs Witnesses testified that their
names were used without consent and
the matter will be decided by the com
missioners tomorrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-15
LOOK OUT FOR II.

The Register tomorrow morning will
contain an article of unusual and sensa-
tional interest concerning the financial
issue. 1t VIII shed a flood of light upon
matters which have been in dispute
throughout the campaign, and will con-
clusivelv disprove one of the most violent
OF the II Republican Contentious.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-15
HELD UP THE TRAIN.
Three Masked Men Rob the Union Pacific
Fast Mail Near Ogden.

OGDEN. Utah.. Oot06er, 17.-I7e - 7,. IR,on 5.71
Pacido {ast mail was hsd os iItaE qP Gy 'FTyo Twe
men L.i,.j q The engineer to stop. The rob
com pelleu l.l,e.,uI,,,jiatelv attacked the express
6erS lI1'SH'119tt' An Stempt was mace to force the
ca car, :, v.;tb an dynamite but the charge failed
SaIe W. N' In the meantime the engt-
TO eNploy'0', ,i r-9Z 10 this city. The rob
peer T mn ,Enr Vent TO the mail car. While
bers tntn "sorting the registered pack
ages ages the conductor en-, H. fngne lo9S 9
from the ia 'GerIsn Near this city ne over
started Iot tsreineer and brought him into
6%5an [SDE '"e several large posses have started
on the trail.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-15
A Days RUN N MICHIGAN.
Mr.. Bryan Addresses the People Of
Many Small Cities,

And at Every Point, is Given a
Most Hearty Welcome-At Only
One Place Were the Gold Bugs
in Evidence, But They Could Not
Shout Down the Enthusiasm of
the Many Silverites - Several
Short Speeches, all Of them to the
Point and to the Liking of the
Listeners.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-15
WHILE HUNTING CooNs,
4 Wayne County MIau, Falls Over Cliff,
and Injuries Himself Seriously.

Special to the Register.
Huntington. w. Va, October IA
Charles Sweeney, of Wayne county, fell
over rock cliff, near Four Pole, while
coon hunting last night. Two ribs wer-
broken and he is thought to be injured
internally.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-15
A GOOD POOL NOW ASSURED.
Another Fine Well in at Bolwood,
Monroe County, Ohio.

The Fisher Oil Company's Well on
the Cehrs Farm, Comes in at
Thirty Five Barrels an Hour-The
Garter Oil Company Gets a
Thousand Barrel Gusher in the
Back Part Of Tyler County, w.
Va.-The Biggest Well Brought in
Lately.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-15
ANOTHER DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
VIII BE Placed in the Field in the Hunt
ington Court Clrcuit-Win Contain Har-
VeV's Name
Special to the Register.

vey's Name
Special TO the Register
Huntington, W. Va, October 14-Pe-
t!tions foE a ticket to vote for, contain
ing the name OF Hon. Thomas p. H2c-
vey, for Crcui, Court Judge, and regular
Democratic nominees for the national,
State, Congressional, county and district
officers, signed by about twelve hundred
voters, were flied in the Circuit Clerks
Office to-day.
This insures Harvey's name on the
ticket alongside of that Of Judge w. w.
Marcum.
The unique feature of the contest be-
tween Harvey and Marcum lies in the
fact that the Harvey ticket is headed
Democratic Free Silver Ticket" and is
identical from top TO bottom with the
regular Democratic ticket, except that
Harvey's name appears instead of Mar
Gums. This will enable Democrats 10
vote for either Win equal facility.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-15
r.AI-FP PIANO FOR SALE.

Mrs. Emma Moore Scott has decided
g.. -u' - ~ Ina.a. for missionary work,
~ ,rcat she has placed her fine
I-.7,,,,,o. - piano. used less than one year,
in our hands fer sale. 10 dispose OF II
nnicklv we are allowed TO make a very
Iou, ~ nr,ce on it. Here is rare bargain.
~" F. W BAUMER CO.,
Wheeling, W. Va.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-15
SENSATIONAL TRAGEDY.
d. Harry solIars shoots Girl Fatally and
Commits Suicide.


Cincinnati. O.. October IA sansa-
tional murder and suicide occurred to-
night at the sporting house Of Nellie
Rentz. The persons Of the tragedy We're
d. Harry SO,lars. of Cripple Creek, CO..,
and Cleo Russell, an inmate Of the
house, only 10 years old. Inmates were
attracted 10 the room by two shots.
Bursting the door they found the girl
half dressed on the bed, blood squirting
from a wound in the left breast. Sol
lars lay dead on the floor. On the table
lay check as follows:
Denver. Col, October IA, '96.
First National Bank.
Pay to order Of cash. five hundred dol
lars.
D. HARRY SOLLARS.
"This is for our funeral expenses
D. HARRY SOkLARS.
IThe girl is in critical condition.
Sollars is said to have an interest in a
mine at Cripple Greek.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-15
DISTRICT ATTORNEY WALKER
Addressed Big Rally at Failing Waters.
Other Good Meetings.

Special to the Register.
Martinsburg, W Va. October IA
District Attorney Walker addressed
large Democratic meeting al Falling
Waters tonight.
Successful meetings were also held
by Democratic speakers at other points
in the county. Senator Wellington, Of
Maryland spoke here for the Republi-
cans
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-15
THE WIGwAM WAS TOO BIC.

PARKERsBURG. W Va, October IA
O n PAYNE. the Republican negro ora
tor vas billed to speak in the wigwam
iest night such a small audience as
serbled that the meeting was held in the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-15
he democracy Of Wheeling,
Last Night.
MAGNIFICENT NEETINGSHELD
Governor of the State and
The Eloquent Grady
SsD0oERAHOUSEMEETING
, Watts Spoke at Pythian
Temple,

Hon w. Il. Thompson Had
.--aL Meeting Only Limited
s 1y the Capacity Of the
Au OC-Iine OF the Several
Iagnidcent Summar-
Democratic Position
People in This Cam
.cbes Which Contain
solid Argument
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-15
n HARRY SOLLARS.
BROWNS POPULARITY GROWING,
A Fine Audience mt womelsdOrf-The
Gold standard and Mckinley Pounded.

Special 10 the Register.
Womelsdorf. W. Va, October IL
Hon. VIM. G. Brown, candidate for con-
gress. made a forcible free silver speech
here in Joyce's hail TO about two hun
dred voters. Several ladies were pres
en.. Mr.. Brown was followed by the
Hon. Mr.. Cornwell The latter hit the
gold standard and Maj. Mckinley some
telling blows. Browns popularity is
increasing daily.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-15
THY DISCUSSED POLITICS,
> lien Peace Was Restored, One
p 5 Dead, and Two Badly Wounded.

Terrible Results OF a Shooting
ARRAY in a Country Store at
NestlOw, Wayne, County, w. Va.
Luke Triplstt Shot Dead by
Dow Hobbs-A Whole Room
Full Of Men with Revolvers.
Hobbs Escaped Unhurt, and Left
for Parts Unknown.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-15
VOTING FOR BRYAN ALREADY.

SARATOGA. y. Y. October 14.-At the
r,,bIic school election held here this after
roon for trustees Of the board Of educa-
ton William J. Bryan received vote.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-15
cLAKKsnuRG WEDDINGS.

Two Couples Made Happy-Dr. John h'
Payne and Miss Sallie Carpening' and VIZ.
C.P. Fowlcs and Miss Dora PIKE.
Special to the Register.
Clarksburg. W. Va, Oc-ober ITO
day at the brides parents in ibis civ
Dr. John 3. Payne was married 70 MISS
Sallle Corpering. Rev Chas White or
.he First Presbyterian church oficiaJea.
Las, night at the residence Of Rlcnard
Pike in this city, Mr.. c. p. Fo~.as vas
married 10 Miss Dora pike. The cere-
mony was performed 0y Rev. 3. ..
Evans, OF Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-15
SUED FOR DAMAGES
Mrs. Mary Flanagan Sues the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad.

Special to the Register.
Parkersburg, W. Va, October IA
Mary Flanagan. Administrative of the
estate Of John Flanagan, who was run
over and killed by B. & O. engine here
recently. Instituted suit in the United
States Circuit Court to-day against the
Railroad Company for $4,000 dam
ages
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-15

An outline OF the Several
Magnificent Summar-
Democratic Position
People in This Cam
-ches Which Contain
solid Argument.
extended last night by
OF Wheeling and Ohio
".i as representatives of the
- 1..sl5oriug towns, on both
river TO General c. C.
senator Thomas r. Grady.
.Ee t. was one entirely creditabIe
II this vicinity and was
l accord with The honor Of
u tle next Governor and the
Sew York Democrat who ac-
him.
.iugs were held in the effort
1ja,e all who desired TO hear
of che evening. and yet but
PORTION Of those who clamored
iu The audiences could be
.ei The main meeting was
House. which was filed 20
capacity. This meeting was
rt-r by Thomas ". Darrah,
-ae Democratic County EX-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-15
snocial to the Ree,stcr.

Special to the Register
ELENRORO. W. Va. October l4-Pett-
man & Watson have flushed up their
No. , well on the William brkcr land,
near Hebron. and IL is coins $50 barrels
per day. Mol on the same farm. is dong
col. BILLY Graham, who has been try
ing for two years 10 get Well down "l
French creek. and has experienced ai
manner of bad luck and has concluded
to discontinue operations in this section,
and is now Shipping all his tools and
machinery 20 Warrington.
The Strickler OH C1mpany's No. 3, on
Whisl1cy Run. is dow 200 feet
The Rock on Companys well on Blacks
Run is about cleaned ont and drillirr
will comence In a few days.
Carr Brothers well ON ~" 'QE'I.F
farm on Lost Run, is reported dry iH tH'
Mr.. George II. Nesbitt. q prominent
operator. still has great -aith iu TINS a''-
tion of Bitchie county. and is doing more
to develop the territory than airy ono.
Thirteen rigs are up inside the corpora
limits Of tho town Of cairo and fEe III
ture Of Cairo will depend largely upon the
result Of the drillirr of these w. Pos. bug
the indications are that most of them VIII
be fair producers.
J. Kemp Bartlett. Of Baltimore. who IS
having with Morris ~ co. for the no.
session of a valuable tract Of oil land .
Cairo. has finally been granted :n anpt.i
TO the higher courts Morris g. co. having
gained n suit I'm the lower courts.
Tho Carroll No. 4 at CAIRO. IN which p
fine flow of oil was found at l5J lcvi iA
being drilled TO the lower sands.
The Lucas well on Bear kun IS 'N-
pected in tomorrow.
Much new territory has .recenuy been
taken up I'm this locality and some drilling
may be- expected before "A great while.
Special to the Register.
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the fore Of the battle-one who has a
si.veyy tongue sixteen to one tongue.
Uaughter) One whose voice has al
ways been raised-even in the Courts OF
justice-in behalf OF the laboring man.
(Applause.) have the honor and pleas
ure to introduce TO you Hon. c.
Watts" Cloud and long-condnued
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