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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-11

New line OF Duck Suitings In plain
eofors. also figures and stripes. best
quality ffsic.
New Ire OF perczles IN dark color
InEs, desirable patterns. izlsc-
New lire of Indigo Blue Prints.
choice patterns. co.ors fast. only &C.
New line OF Canton FganEess. bleach
"a and unbIeaehsi. ranging IN price At
Sc sc ID. l-sc. lee. 1zize and i5c.
New uue OF RtsAched ard Tn
hleaches Sheetiars and Ausstns. best
rsakes, at bedrock prices by the yard or
piece.
New Ire OF Plain White India Lin
ems. sheer and pretty. lac, L1zc. lsc. DO
and &c
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-11

0otoO0o1 W008s
b the case Of the Puget Sound National
tsak ~ Jeseph y. xcNauobs and wife.
Jsma MeNaught and wife ana others.
3s1Ds LAa1ley yesterday signed . decree
Gsins judgment for plaintiff. ny it,
esms slalnti6 10 given Judgment against
JQpeUh y. 4cNAught In ne Sum Of tU,-
IN due on three promissory notos: also
~ Q.2i-0 Tor attorneys fese.
4 = also decrsed that lots 4 Z. n. II. =.
n n " n and =. In BLOCK r: Iots and
=. u block G. and the south half 81 lot
- I'll a. lets !. 4 8. 6. Z. - = and -
~ ne south half OF lot n. "a block H.
= Hnlaasy's addition: lots ana Z In
Hopk 1 b Williams addition: the east
NJ - block ~ and al az lot Z. In block
q d. AAynArd's plat BE- foreclossd and
~ Deoceeis BE- applied TO ne payment Of
~ sum Of ~ n3n n. together with attor-
oWss fees and interest
9As court also directs THAT the follow
~ stock Deposited with the Puget Sound
&ai1enAi hank for security for . loan. be
~: One hundred shares Of the Metro
Dsaitan Land Company. 30 shares Of the
5Ames street Construction Company. 10
harss Of the Broadway investment Com
Dany- The proceeds are also TO apply on
- payment Of the Judgment.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-11
Hair Ornaments, Etc.

Swiss Shell Hairpins. Comhs. ETC.. 20.
Sc. CSC, SOC. CSC: beautiful line In ali the
new shapes and 30 perfect an imitation
OF the real siiell that & takes IN expert
to see the difference.
Real Shell Combs, Pins. ETC.. iSc. 30c,
Sc. Sc, SOC. ssc. u. 3. u. 20 to $50 each.
Side Combs. loc. l5c. ia. &c. soc. 10.
&.oo pair.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-11

Bone Hairpins. 10c dozen. regular
price l5c dozen: every pin smooth and
perfect.
Bone Hairpins, i5e dozen, regular
price &c dozen. every pin smooth and
perfect.
II In bunch, all colors, sizes Z. 8. Q and
lo-inch; Monday only l5c bunch, regular
price &c.
Packets to keep the waist and skirt
together. SC, regular price Toe.
spools Blasting Thread for Sc.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-11
Millinery.

We are offering the very highest
quality Millinery at lower prices than
have yet been quoted In this city. We
show for this week unusual bargains In
Walking Hats and special values in
Trimmed Hats. Be sure and see these
goods before making q selection else
where.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-11
Art Department.

Stamped Linen Doylies. %. fe, %. ~
15c TO &c.
Stamped Linen Trays. 5cc, &C, ne.
ti.o6. ties
Stamped Linen Center Pieces. "a.
SOC. e5c. sc. Sc to $i.75.
Stamped Linen Tea Cloths. u-1. u-A
g to S4.2S.
Stamped Linen Bureau ecarfs. ~
sc. tic, SIC to Elso.
Stamped Denim Cuahion Covers. i6e,
sc 70 s5c.
Stamped Denim Table CoverA -
Eoc, tic to IS.
Cambria Covered Down Pillows. ~
70 Ria
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-11
nonday Book Specials.

Violet series, after tomorrow. "A
Man and His Model" Some Good In
tentions and a Biunder." THE Silence
OF the Maharajah." THE Body Snatch
err" stc.. &c. regular price 4oc: Soc
paper back books for Sc.
''elx-C Sans" by Julian Haw.
thorne. T3c-
"A Fair Jsw<ss," BY b L FAr3eon.
&c.
"a Daughesr Of Venice" By Woo4
73c.
Make your selections now for the
holidays. We win save you money On
all kinds Of books.
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r1onday Toilet Article
Specials.

Pinaud's Eau de Quinine. large size.
only one bottle to each customer. 75c:
best hair tonic made; will prevent the
hair from falling out and give II CLOS
sy appearance and win make the scalp
healthy ana prevent dandruff.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-11

Iue eeEowfng eases weTU yusserdax 81
- ts1o1 ~ Judgs LnMg1ey: ~. =. osy-
moro ~. ". T. l. Husherssrd q a.. NO
vsmbsr Is. Francs T. Day " c. q. Hsss-
sss - IL, November .: Jehn ". Oheefan
q a -. Gustav Winelssi ct n. November
q: ~. = Conway e. al W John Rodgers,
Novemosf ,: Asoaso Hall " O. A. HIN
81 a.. October -. John q. Fxan - nen
p. WAtssn. ocsobss -. A. C, Auaer.sn e.
81. W John ssa6Ieman. November s:
Amelia I. Aorrss ". T. q. Seymour et Al.
November 3: Davis Graham " Z. 8. q.
HUNT ~ a.. October -. Jau<s 0erest Con-
&roctton Company ~ wasssn C. Squire
9. M. October -. Cashar4na Psncsn
Crane ~. z -. Churak q al. October -:
James Moran ~ Reee p. Dansess o. al.
ocseosr -: Puget ooGnd Nasionai bank
" 1osrso Peyosr Ct a.. October Il Tr.sx
+ Joanson ~ \ Amu1ds g a.. Ncy<1-
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Cloakings and
Astrakhans.

a-fnch Roucle Cioakiuw. &c yard.
sa-inch New As,rakhans IN black and
navy blue. fl.5o. SO. s2.75. s.. Is per
yard.
gf-srch Cure Cloth Cloakiag in brown
and black and navy blue. 81 per yard
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-11
4 sssah Of Cssisess.

- Glowing we're admitted 10 eitisen-
- b he superior court yesterday: ".
! OCoanoe. Thomas Mclean ana VIII
lin J. rob;n. natives Of ireland: Alex
Carlson and Swan Torpon. natives ~ ewe-
-: Fred Bergen. . native Of Norway:
Aeetsf 4 Miller. . native Of England:
J~aee c. Tutfie, q native Of Nova Scotia,
~ Jan Kidd. . native Of Canada.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-11

~cr<s 70 tie wsss - sssssseters- 'pxy-
t.snceT* Any ssnssiy vita an oxy2s<<~
a,s4 tie A-zrsaso- 81 sa-s. - tire % seA-
ress eaS 20 rac~- n~s FOR Fsesssrsns~ ran
sssxw hAs for IN amar~stA. CAnac~a =
ca. rccn u HeSyoke osock
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-11
rs LAYERS WOES
"a xD IN SUKB. 01B 0u1Ko Al
DO1oD18 DEvo00R

! - - lrss - WhtsA - 1ssoos
n~na - MeKinIsy's Blese1so -
1re osun1 yssisaa1 DonA Ob4aAne
: pssrss Against sAs AexaaeAss-R
=. aeseisss Obtsfns Diverse -
a.r6eoy q 1ls CAiIAsen.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-11

Tee e--~r>cus srrr~ase 81 ire s@r-s "a
fo- re t8r-asts ed 1es=e Moore -hssxv a
Ss~@@aAse 81 rs FacA favor and - ahxosu.e
rz~.Sy NSe-e. Hzrt = -, SOLE Agsn.s
60. tie ESx..s Coast
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-11

TIA. 10 The crscs q . toe ~ TIE e-ss
p~<tSsr ss<anr csas. II ices @s-seer. gives
Sess ash And znsSre hes, ess2s any csa- ysa
cH~ by. H. y. Co. tsxcssassa fsAA "a
AGENT
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-11

Deuafd X. SarK.soo WAS yesterday
granted divorce from his wife. Daisy o.
e4sxison. on the ground OF cruelty. by
Jo1ys Humes. The custody At their three
0iodren was awarded TO plaintiff.
~ shown by the testimony offered. the
esueaty Of the defendant consisted In abb
eont1ne hersels from her home and seek-
~ tAs society Of Other msn at dances
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-11

Imperial Paper Patterns-try one ana
be convinced that they are the only
perfect fitting pattern made.
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Art Exhfhtt>

NJ N~s,se Haseswccs vii -~cpen se<
ssEssse octssex II ard - rcen = Session
ns>ak. fnsssa.scc exsea6eS - az
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-11
scsooL DISTRICT FINANCES.

Asseta o7lA.eO7.O7. CneoileceeA Taxes
o1s7.s7e.ys. Liabilities o-sc,sas.so.
AZ ne meeting Of me board Of educa-
ton Friday nlght Secretary Guernsey
presented the following report on the
finances Of the district:
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Ladies' and Children's
Hosiery and I'm.
dcrWear.

Ch.ldren's Wool Hose. l9c. ulko. lie,
&c. &c. Sc to Sc pair.
Boys Extra Heavy Fast Black Cot
ton Bicycle Hose. lsc and Sc pair.
Chilaren's Tan Wool Hose, sc and
&c.
chiidren's White wool Hose. 50. 30
and Soc
chidren's Red Wool Hose. 30.
Ladies' Wool Hose, &c. Sc. Sc. Zoo.
&c. 75c. Sc.
Ladies' Cotton Hose. special values,
roc, Is s-sc. sc and Sc
Ladies' Cotton Hose. Fleecs-Linsd.
&c, 3sc and 5oc-
rnfarts' Woo, Shirts. sc. s>c, sc. 60.
sc, sc, sc, &C. &C to us each
Infants Jersey Rib Night Dressss.
SIC.
chnaren.s White Mersno Vests. isc.
,sc. zec, &c, &c. &c. DC. &c. Sc
Chisdren's Natural Wool Shirts.
Pants and Drawers. &c, DC, sc. 90 10
It's
ChIiarsn's Natural Wool Comhsna-
ton suits. u-oe. u-is. sz-ik r-1 to 0-sA
chlsaren's ssutsgarten Natural Wool
T.
&s0 si-sS 90 ESQ
Ladies' etussgArtef Natural Wool
Continuation Suits. S3-E and ta5-
Ladies' Stuftgarter Natural Wool
Vests ard Pants, 1e-1s ana g. Is.
ChHdren's ssussxarser Natural Wool
Vests and Pants. tLs, TN. u-se, u-o
70 q -
LADIES' Cotton Combination Suits.
&c. 81 90
Ladies' Gotten Continuation Suits.
eeece-rns6, szca. Ss-A-
Ladies' Wool cemdnasion suits. N-ss.
&. %. re. 81 &C. q Is.
Ladies' Florence Combination suita.
buttoned across the front. us ana
Eao
Ladies' Ypsiiantf Combination Suits.
g = and $50. hes, goods on the mar
ket
Lat.ss F1sece-Iised Vests. Ne. Ne.
Ec-
LacseS Natural wcoi Vests. DC. 7Sc.
Ca, SIS. H-50. TIA
LADIES' Swiss Ftb yest1. natural ana
white. &c. ybae. s. 8. C-A
LAdse1 stutfgsrsar sanitary Wool
Might Dresses. A-A
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New Goods Just
Received.

New Umbrellas.
New Purses.
New Pockethooka
New Combination BookA
New Dressing Cases.
New Writing Cases
New Collar and Gun Boxeos
New Neckwear.
New Fur Trimmings.
New Pompadoar Running.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-11
ITEMS Mackintoshes.

All styles, with or without caps.
double texture. warranted watsrprooSs
g.7s. C.0. tl6.gc, Slz-o0. tlkoG. t11.A
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Mems Winter Over.
coats.

The very latest styles. the best ~
sersais, perfect fitting. lowest priosa,
o.m. sl1 %. ukso. tiao. S0s0. CELIA
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Bedspreais.

New lire OF White Horsycono Bed
Spreads. special vsius &c. each worth
s. ~. on sac Monday.
New Ire Of White Aarseisles Bed
S1reaex. fun size. regular value o-5a.
On sale Monday ~ s--5o each
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Nc undue rrees1r~ 10 - b. brought %
bar vvssr rSs rn95xrs to --ake sny kt~4
az an agreement. beng merely TIE duty
Of re s9r~- asSsen % represent % she In
asxas .hat re SAFE % portions % Shei-
kzra. vii mean An saccr& ~ whtrA trey
w4f be enabled 10 hetse- Ttsssr eone ssgr-.
whereas tsesv sGrrlas lands row srsrx
tA@zn Ettle Sr no rsys-as. Tae commits
sos - xlwer RAJ powe- 20 * re price
xh5rA Z shAi agree 10 ,. rss5 FOR 80
ssrss - Ne c@2seG Tia cc-s n sssssr - a.
thcrszss % Incur xsea exposes as r-av
e~ necessary In TIE performances or shssr
Sssfses including xzsssSsfsuse ssr sN- In
6aas waite n atse.Ssnce ~ re ecur-sls
TIE Fer. Hall smssa- reservation = rsa-
Ne. wa~r- the commission sas t<1r s<s
wrnrx ass s~aNslsAs3 ey RE treaty a.
JssfS iSS and ~ al sxsc@tsss Sr5-r t-
TIE feslsw.zg yesr. Ry - ts--zs - az
agreement -sk~ MAY IA ts@ hss roe a.
crsx~a ~ congress GrtH rss-as-~ : tSss
r.e F,-- Han rr3ssss csse1 q rerzsoa o,
tseAr reserve fsss- tAsrsss -sasc-zr y 20
80 present s.xe. rs estimated Ara a.
zee present szzxs ~ SS4as.a Ares. a.. "a
rs annaaz reSarT sor issA the !2Gla.
agent reported ga; tire total pccs4s. .saa
was Lea az whom Lac ssrs Saos>1ass
al - SArcsckA u - c8s aassrs - &c
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Grand tcsai ......-...........x.0& ta D
Liabilities
Outstanding warrants ........ $3.50 %
Interest on warrants ........ S5 IS
Bonded Indebtedness ............ 30 ooo %
xl55. SO =
Losa 10 district on account OF
barefoot scheolhoy Law. 1895. $500 -
Grand total .....-............. s5os.@ ~ 20
Difference In favor Of district. GDe. sd5 %
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ITEMS Fall and Winter
Clothing.

We are now ready 70 a. any kind - .
man In Q new ssyis sui, ~ . Moderate
cost. 40 matter II he - slim, sesue -
regular.
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-04-14

Peter Claus. the Island consectioDsr
has opened 40 ice cream p8rlors for the
seasOe-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-04-14
ENTRIEs At MENPHIs-

Following are the entries at Memphis
for April "a. Fir5., p mile. Marie c..
lo2. Matte Belle 102. Some Hopes 1O2.
Nellie Baker 102. Idlebridge 102. Elvria
lo5. Full Hand no. Lord Zeni l13.
Agent 113. Second. = selling. lIatarie
%. Fred King 100. Sumatra 100 Plug
lol. Payan 101, RossmOre los. Panian-
drum los. Lester III. Tartarian III
Ramona 112 Third. mile handicaD
Captain Kidd 90. Whisper 90. David 100.
CreVasse 104 Robert Latta lO7. Urania
40. Linda 112 Fourth. 1 lis selling
Preside 100, Captain Kidd 100. WbisDer
la4. Midland les. Curious les. Gamer
los, Leonard b. Ill Little Tom 10
Wedgefeld 112 SandovaI 113 Finn
q maidens. selling. Scottish Lad 100
Little Cliff 100, Crusader 1G9. Blue
Light l09. Crimson Run 1O9 Eunicb
109 Blue Ribbon 112. Young Tom 112
Terrier 112. Sycamore 112. Spring
Board 112. Sixth. z mile. Glen Albvn
1922 Sea Ro5ber los. Goshen les. W0r-
ry Not los, Lincoln 1O5. Clifford Jr.
los. Lear l55, ROltaire 113. y. C. Creede
113.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-04-14
BELLAIRE.

To-day the Township Trustees will
hold session. swear in the newly elect
ed members and the clerk. and approve
the bonds of the assessors and other
officers. They will form the new or
ganizatiOn.
The assessors will all assemble at st.
Clairsville in the auditors office for
blanks and instructions.
Prof Frank Nelson is home from
the national convention of musicians al
Washington. He reports a most excel
lent entertainment
T C. Nicholson leaves to-day for De-
troit, where he will poin his club and
play practice games
Rev. John c. McCracken, who has
had charge of the Second Presbyterian
Church for several years. and has en-
deared himself to his people and also
to all classes as a man, has notified his
congregation of his intention to resign
on May l.
Mr. and Mrs. D. Schanfarber, of Bal
timore, are guests of friends in the city.
They are here to attend the Luchs-
Schanfarber wedding tonight
Rev. Peregoy and wife are guests OF
their daughters at Caldwell o.
The family of Mr. w. T. Smith, OF
the Fourth ward. is afflicted with an at
tack of scarlet fever Five children are
down with it and one was buried last
week
Claims are coming to the front
against Rev. Sam Small One is in the
hands of a Wheeling rrm Of lawyers
10, & pf - !. J.
one pending in Kramer's court.
The Blind Boone concert company
registered at the Windsor Hotel
w. P. Moore and J. c. Hahew. of
GAINESVILLE, and James NJ. Irwin, of
Dayton, were guests of the Globe yes
terday.
F. o. Anderson, of Sistersville, NJ. G.
McFadden, of Bethesda, and Jerry
Westlake and lady. of Triadelphia, w
Va. were registered at the Hotel An
derson yesterday.
George Westlake and Mike Davis
start to-day for the Hazelton ball team,
managed by Rogert Westlake.
The ladies are very busy decorating
Grand Army Hall for their convention,
and preparing City Hall for banquetting
the lady visitors.
Jacob Boneysteel is very busy get
ting his ice plant machinery into place
just now. This warm weather makes
him hurry.
Messrs. Crozier and Birch leave to-
day for Sistersville. where they will
manufacture brick.
Dr. J. s. Boone, of Povhatan, and A.
w. Kennon, of st. Clairsville, were in
the city yesterday.
The Ohio Valley Telephone Company
awarded the contract for, the construc-
ton of the new telephone exchange to
J. II. Wood & Bro. Work will begin in
a few days, as soon as the poles arrive.
The central Office will be in the Blum
building, on Thirty-third street. over
the water works office.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-04-14

Mex ever was looked after by Tom
my Kiernan, John Wood and Prof.
Nixey, of Philadelphia.
McKeever weighed 139 pounds and
Critic looked 10 be about four pounds
heavier. Both men were in good condl-
ton
Round 1. McKeever led off with left
on jaw. Critic got back with right and
left on head. Critic landed a left swing
on neck. Both got rights and lefts on
head and neck, and Critic sent hard
right or the body. AZ the sound Of the
gong McKeeVer got his right on the
body.
Round >. Critic led off with a light
right on ribs and light left on face.
NcKeever put in TWO light rights on
body Critic placed his right on the
wind and Charley replied with mis- left.
During che remainder of the round
Critic con,ented himself by cleverly
throwing OFF all of Charley's leads
Round 8. McKeever sent his right
lightly on the ribs and Critic landed
TWO bet let's on neck Critic tOyed
with The Philadelphia and then sent
his left to the face He repeated this
blow and McKeever landed let's on ear
and body Critic did not take advan-
J3ge of an opportunity near the close of
the round when McKeever bounded eff
the ropes.
Th fourth aud fifth rounds were Nc
KeeVer's by a large majority, the sixth
TO Critic and the seventh honCrs were
about even
The eighth. ninth and tenth rounds
were tame with honors even.
Tn The eleventh round McKeever got
in ligh, left on head and a good left
on the body He tried right for neck
and fell short He landed right and
left on body and neck without return.
Charley kept on and put right on side
|. Critic head and then fought Critic on
the ropes, landing right and left on
body and neck. This was all Mckee
yer's round
In The twelfth McKeever got his left
hand 20 the ribs and Critic replied with
a similar blow NcKeever landed left
on body aad again on face. He then
sent his right 20 body and face. Crit
TO swung left on head and staggered
McKeever. McKeever came back with
right and left swings on body and then
. landed four LET, jabs on face and right
on body.
Rounds thirteen to nineteen were
slow. with advantage slightly in Nc
Keever'S favor
Tn The twentieth and last round. Nc
Kesver landed left on face Critic
swung the left on the head and Nc
Keever got his right on head Mckee
YER followed with left on head and right
on body McKsever jabbed lest on
body and a RICH, swing on head. Ne
Kesver landed left en- face and right on
stomach. which made Critic back away
McKeever had the greater number of
points TO his credit when the gong end
ed the bout and amid a good deal of ex-
ci,ement Referee Hurst decided that
The Philadelphia man had won.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-04-14
RIVER NEWS.
DauyChronicle of the Movements of the
Boats and Boatmen.

Boats ana BOatmen.
The stage of water last night. as in
dicated by the marks on the landing
was II feet inches and rising. There
is a good coal boat stage at Pittsburg,
but very little coal is in the pools
awaiting shipment.
The only boats yesterday were the
local packets, which cleared on time
for their respective points.
To-day's boats are the Hudson, Pitts
burg, a. m; Keystone State, Cincin-
natl. s a. m; Lexington, New Mata-
moras. il a m; Liberty, Parkersburg,
II a. m; Jewel, Darlington, $3.50 p. m.
Capt George w. Conans has taken the
place of Aaron Mclaughlin on the Lor-
ena. The latter gentleman is under the
weather and will so TO the Mt. Clemens
springs for treatment.
The new Pittsburg and Kanawha riv-
er packet, building at Ironton, is re-
ported as having been foated off the
ways by the recent high water.
Pittsburg, Pa, April 13.-River 10 $40
feet and stationary at the dam; weather
clear and warm
Steubenville, O., April 13.-River Il
feet inches and rising; weather clear
and warm.
Warren, Pa, April 13.-River 3 feet
8 inches. Clear and warm.
Oil City Pa. April 13.-River 4 feet
10 inches and rising; weather clear and
pleasant.
MorgantOwn. w. Va. April 10
River 9 feet; weather clear and warm.
Greensboro, Pa, April 13.-River
feet Z inches and stationary; weather
clear and warm.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-04-14
BILLIARD TOURNAMENT.

Boston. Mass. April 1S.-The admir-
ers Of good billiard playing gathered
i'm force a, Buns cad hall tonight. at
the opening Of the cushion carom tour
DamenJ i'm which Frank Ives. Jake"
SchaeGer Albert GARNER and Maurice
DAILY are the contestants. It is the see
end series CT international billiard
tournaments for a purse Of $1,000 offer
ed by Maurice Daily of New York. the
first series having been PLAYED in New
York. and the third TO be played in
Chicago
The game continues through the
week. Score:
schaeGer-0. 80. 1.1.3.1. u. /. 5.
9, l.. .. 5. 80. 70. o. o. o, o. 81. 1. Il. 80.
1. 4, o. O., Us. 6. [. 1. o. O. 8. 0. o. %. 4. o..
8, g, o, I, o, 4. %, o. Z. l.. 81. o. $500.
Highest run 80: average 1851.
Garnier-0 4. 4. 10. 6. 3. OLE. o. g.
q, o. I. o, /, 49, 1. o. Z. 8. 0. II. 4. Z. O..
1. -. o, 3. 3. I, .. u. /. 9. o. o. "a. .. Z.
o, o, .. s. 1. 8, o. 6. o. (. .. 1. 1. 3-222.
Highest run "a; average 1895.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-04-14
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle OF the Movements Of Indi-
viduals.

Daily Chronicle OF the Movements OF IndI-
viduaIs.
Special TO the Register.
New York. April 13.-S. NJ. Rice. of
Wheeling. is at the Marlborough: ! G.
Brady is az the Gilsey House. and VIM.
N. Iiernan at the Grand Hotel.
Special 10 the Register.
Washington. D. c.. April 13.-TIon.
W. c. Handlan. of Wheeling. was i'm the
cry this morning, and left for Month
cello TO take part in the exercises at
the tomb Of Jefferson.
The Paris edition Of the New York
Herald says: "Brockunier. Miss. and
Miss e. s. Of Wheeling, W. Va. 40
Avenue Victor Hugo.
Aiiss Katie MariOn. daughter Of
Squire William Manion. of Twenty
fourth street. is very IN with tvnboid
fever and her many friends will be
panied to hear Of it.
Lawrence Wheat has returned from
Nartinsourg. where he has been located
for several months
Dr. J. II. Pipes, Of the South Side.
who has been in for some time past is
able 90 be OuJ again.