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The Red Cloud chief., 1898-01-28

&c ROME ssa, ~ 2SMEns q thy b rAssdf
riots, 1t has been decided 10 call out
one class Of the reserves
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AcCEDgRT TO AURAN1A.
Breaks has Crank shat and is TowOd into
nu..nEtoyrn

Breaks has Crank SHAFT and IL ToTVrd Into
QussnStown.
QUEENSTOWN, Sept. 1G-The Cum
ard line steamer Aurania, from New
York, September for Liverpool, which
was reported OF the south coast of Ire
land, disabled and In tow, arrived here
at O'Clock this morning.
The captain of the Auranla reports
that the crank shaft broke at $3.50 p. M,
on September IL. At 5:l5 o'clock on the
following evening while the steamer
was ITO miles west OF Fastnet the Brit
ish steamer Marine. Captain Webster,
from Montreal, for London, sighted the
Aurania and took her In tow.
All on board the Aurania are well. The
sea was calm during her passage and no
unusual Incidents, with the exception of
the breaking Of the shaft, are to be re-
corded.
The Aurania will walt here for the ar
rival OF tug which will tow her TO LlV
erpool. All the passengers will be land
ed at this port.
AS the AuranIa, in tow OF the British
steamer Marine, was entering the har-
Dor on arrival here this morning, the
steamer GIenmore, outward bound, pass
ed between the two steamers and sever
ed the tow line. The broken hawser be-
came entwlned in the propeller OF the
Marine. The Marine has since been en-
deavorfng to clear the tdngie. The Au-
ranIa was towed to an anchorage by a
tug
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About three years ago there was a
strong effort to Introduce the clearing
house system into Wheeling. but all Of
the banks would not consent tn become
members, SO. perforce, the proposed
clearing house died a bornlnI
This week, President Hulllhen Quar-
rler, Of the chamber OF commerce, re-
ceived letter from Hon. A. W. Camp
bell. who IS now sujournlng near st.
Louis, in which he spoke of the want OF
a clearing house here. and stated that
the absence of wheeling from the week.
ly clearing house statement Of the coun-
try makes 1t appear that the metropolis
of West Virginia Is a place of mt COM
mercial Importance. Mr.. Campbell went
on to say that towns of less than 10000
population are represented in the clear
Ing house statement, while this city with
It's $4,000 of population, and nearly that
number in addition in the Greater
Wheeling district, is not quoted. He be-
lIeves that wheellng's Importance as a
business community is not generally APP
preciated largely on account of absence
from the clearing house statement
Mr.. Quarter was so impressed by
what Mr.. Campbell had said that he
proceeded to feel the bankers OF the
city on the subject, but he was disap-
pointed to learn that 1t Is yet impossible
to bring all the banks into a Wheeling
clearing house, and of course without all
the institution would be useless,
on last New Years day the Intelligent
Ger printed an annual statement of de-
poslts, loans and capital of the banks Of
the city, and the showing made aston
Ished all who are not intimately &C.
qualnted with the tremendous business
transacted here. It Will be remembered,
perhaps, that the deposits and loans ag-
gregated larger amount than the fig
ures credited to number OF cities twice
wheellng's size, including Dayton, Ohio:
Trenton. n. j.; Patterson. n. j. and
several other cities as large The coun-
try doesn't know that Wheeling Is such
an important community commercially,
and II this importance were impressed
upon the country once a week in the
clearing house statement 1t would with
out doubt result in at least large indI-
rect benefit. This, of course, in addition
to the direct benefits and saving that
would come to the Wheeling banks
through the operations Of clearing
hnnaa
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ADJUSTMENTS.

It is a long time since an attraction
has excited so much interest in advance
OF its coming as the widely heraided
London and New York success, 1.-THE
Girl From Paris" which comes to the
Opera House, Monday evening. septem-
Der 10, from the Herald Square Thea
tire, New York, where 1t has been play
ed for over 800 nights. THE Girl From
Paris" is Edward E. Rice's latest now
city and when It is said 1t Is also his
greatest production, 1t can be easily i'm
agined that 1t is one of surprising
beauty and brIlliancy in all stage em-
bellIshments. To trace Mr.. Rice's pedl-
gree as a producer IS to arrive at the
fountain head OF American burlesque
and extravaganza. THE Giri From
Paris" has everything to delight the
tbeatre-1oer who seeks for lively enter.
talnment in Jest and song, beautiful
scenes. pretty dances and groupings.
The story, which concerns the charms
OF the gay Parisienne in fascinating ana
ensnaring every man she meets, pro-
duces most surprising and screaming
compllcatIons. The merrlment Of the
play is well kept up by the exceeding
brightness OF the dialogue. The music
is OF that tripping and tunefut charac''
ter which becomes popular at single
hearing; the catchy numbers are I'm
All The Way FROM Gay Paree." 1.-THE
Battersea Butterfly Shooters" Tweed
Iedum and Tweedledee," "The Festive
Continong," "sIster Mary James Top
Note" and "Tootle Tootle." The COM
pany that will present 1.-THE Girl From
Paris' is the New York Company. There
will be a chorus of fifty voices.
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CHICAGO. Sept. 16.-The Fourth Uni
ted States Infantry, Major Stephen Ba-
ker, commanding. arrived in Chicago
to-day over the Lake Shore road, The
regiment was breakfasted at fashion
able down town restaurant and depart
ed Immediately over the northwestern
road for Fort Sheridan, where It was To-
Gated before being called out. The ranks
OF the regiment have been sadly deple-
ted since their departure for Santiago,
only nine officers and 22S men returning
In the battle OF FL Caney this regiment
alone lost three officers and forty men,
and since then many have died from fe'
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BIG RAILWAY DEAL
southern Railway Acquire. the st LouIr
Air Line.

southern Railway Acquires the st LouIS
Air Line.
LOUISVILLE. KY, Sept. 1s.-rhe
Evening Post to-day prints the follow
ing:
A railroad deal of more than ordinary
interest is rapidly progressing to sue
cessful termination and in short time
the formal announcement will be made
that the Southern railway has acquired
control or possession OF the st. Louis Air
Line u. +. & ST. L., and OF the Ken
lucky and Indiana Bridge crossing the
Ohio at Louisville.
The first step toward the consumma-
ton OF this scheme was the recent pur-
chase by gentlemen directly connected
with the Southern railway OF the Ken
lucky and Indiana bonds held by the
American National Bank OF this city.
The Southern has also been quietly
at work for some time negotiating for
the Louisville. Evansville & st. Louis,
now in the hands OF receiver George T.
Karvls and It Is stated by those In Ru-
thorlty that the deal has been all but
contaminated. This will give the South
ern an entrance into Evansville and st.
LouiS, points which 1t has long desired
to touch and II will be direct competi-
tor for business from these points and
would have a voice In the making OF
rates between these two cities, which
privilege II does not now enjoy.
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CnlInd 10 ma pnr C,ood Bye.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 16.-The
French Ambassador, NJ. cambon, is
back from a three weeks outing at Lake
George, Lake ChampIaIn and through
Canada. He spent considerable time in
the large cities of lower Canada and
was impressed with the manner in
which they retain their French charac-
terlstics. The ambassador and NJ. The
bAut called at the state department to-
day and had a short visit with Secretary
Day. 1t was mainly 10 say good bye
to the secretary prior to his departure
for Paris, and to convey to him In be-
half OF the French government assur-
ances that every courtesy and attention
would be given the American commits
sIoners. The French government has
invited the commissioners to meet In the
famous Salon des Ambassadors. which
is a part Of the foreign office and Ia one
of the most sumptuous apartments in
Europe,
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BOSTON, Sept. l6-The Boston Com
merclal Bulletin will say tomorrow,
There has been no alienation to the
dullness In the wool market this year.
Trading is confined to narrow limits on
all lines Of wool. There have been some
sales OF wool in bond for English ac-
count. The sales OF the week are $4,000
pounds domestic and 100000 pounds for
elgn, a total OF 1,SS7,000 pounds against
2,436, 900 pounds last week and l0,sO2,0O0
pounds for the same week last year. The
sales to date show decrease Of 1885,
800 pounds domestic and l1,635,SO0
pounds foreign from the sales to the
same date in 1897. The receipts to date
show a decrease Of l7l.334 bales domes-
Tie and as2. 0G2 bales foreign.
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John A. Hlmmelein's popular and cell
ebrated company, 1.-THE Ideals" aug
mented by Howson's Twentienth Cen
fury Band and orchestra, is the at
traction booked at the Grand for all of
next week, commencing Monday, the
10Th. While the organization Is new to
our theatre-goers, 1t comes with the
best endorsements Of press and public
and lovers OF amusement are promised
week Of enjoyment. Edwin Arden's
beautiful and realistic drama, Eagles
Nest" will be the opening bill, and as II
is mounted in a superb manner and pre-
sented complete in all details, 1t should
draw a crowded house. Ladies' are CIV
en- the true 1T of free tickets for the
first night, which can be secured in ad :
vnnce. Popular prices. 10, 20 and 80
cents.
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SAN FRANCISCO. Sept, 16.-Thc pro-
ceedlngs in the BotkIn extraditIon case
were resumed to-day before Governor
Budd. The question OF the status OF the
extradItIon papers when It came to \
vital question OF law first resumed. the
attorneys on both sides being laden
with additional evidence and extracts
from court decisions to support their re-
spective cases. The hearing Will be
continued
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BRowNsvILLE-Rlver feet In
ches and stationary.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES feet inches
and stationary. Fair and warm.
OIL CfTY-itiver inches and failing.
Clear and pleasant.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 6 feet II in
chcs and stationary. Clear and warm.
PITTSBURGH-Ri River "a feet and
falling NJ the dam. Clear and pleasant.
sTEuBENVILLE-Rlver feet In
chcs aud falling. Weather clear and
warm,
PARKERsBURG-Rlver 3 feet and
falling. Weather cloudy, mercury IS.
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Special Dispatch to the IntcliIEoneee.
CHARLESTON, W. Va. Sept. a.
The Consolidated OIL and Mining Conn
pany, with principal office ut New Mar
tInsvllle, w. Va, has been granted a
charter here by the secretary OF state.
The purposes OF the company are min
ing, drilling, buying and selling oil, gas,
coal and other minerals. The capital
subscribed Is $4,000. with the privilege
OF Increasing the same to 100000. Tho
shnres are 500 each and are held by A.
c. Splndlcr, c. G. Carter, q. L. Roberts,
u. d. McGouHigie. A. J. Niles. ]. II.
Wheeler and i. ]. CluleV, OF Pitts
burgh. Pa, and ]. c. Frees, OF New
Nnrtlnsvlllc, W. Va.
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DETROIT, Bet. l6.--Judge Frazer. in
the circuit court to-day granted tho ap-
plIeation Of a number of Detroit whole
Ealers, made through the attorney gem
eral, for a writ OF mandamus 10 compel
the American Express Company 10 p0y
for the war revenue stamps which the
law requires to DO attached 10 receipts
for eXpresB matter
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cnnrr,.,lonnI Denomination.

CINCINNATI. o., Sept. 16.-Tho fol-
lowing congressional nominations were
made tn this county to-day:
First Dlstrict-John f. Follett. DEM
ocratlc: ". y. shnttuck, present In
cnmhent. Republican.
second Distrlct-Charlcs l., Swain,
Democratic; j. II. Bromwoit, DreseRt In
cumbent, Republican.
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a YorNe M11L MAN DEAD.

The death occurred last night about
II o'clock. at his home on Seventeenth
street, OF John Richardson, n young
man formerly employed at the whfta-
ker mill. Recently he had been Inflicted
by paralysis, He was greatly esteemed
by his ncquRlntRnces. His father was
killed by the bursting Of grIndstone
at the Whitaker, about nine years ago.
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Special DIspaIoh 10 tho Encouragement
CHARLESTON. W. Va, Sept. 10
Great preparations are being made here
FOR the annual state convention OF the
w. c. T. u, which will be held here on
the 2sth. Among tho prominent adj
dresses on the programme Will be an
nddsess by Mrs Jerome H. Raymond,
wife Of President Raymond. OF the
West Ylrginln University.
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ANoTHER LARGE AUDIENCE.

ANOTHER LARGE AUDIENCE.
There was another large audience at
the Grand Opera House last night, and
the second production of Darkest
America" was much appreciated. Tie
cake walk and the musical and comedy
features in the first act, we're generous
ly applaudOd. The speclnlties are very
pleasing. and reflect much credit upon
the representatives OF the race. The
finale appeals to all lovers OF good mu-
sic. The engagement Will close with
matinee and evening performances to-
dny
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Flr,Lo,r.. a. Nv Ws.tmIn.t.r.

VANCOUVER, B. c., Sept, i6.-ReIief
stlll comes to FIRE stricken New West
minister. Mayor owens, of New West
mlnster, has written the mayor OF Van
couver saying: A careful estimate places
the number OF homeless people at about
$500 and the number OF business houses
and homes destroyed at 500. The loss
will reach fully &2,50O, 900.
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DETROIT. Mich, Sept. 16,-The steel
steamer Troy, built by the Detroit Dry
Dock Company. for the Western Transit
Company, 10 operate In connection with
tho New York Central railroad left for
Duluth on her first trip last evening.
The Troy is IO3 feet In length, carries
$3.50 net tons Of freight and Is a strictly
up to date frelghtcr.
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MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, Sept. ia
special to the Journal from Hurley.
South Dakota. says: An earthquake of
unusual strength and duration aroused
the people here at o'clock this morn
Ing. II caused houses to tremble and
dishes to rattle on the shelves for about
thirty seconds. It seemed TO travel
oautusorN
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GRIFFIN, Ga. Sept. 16.-Private Will
liam ]. Linn, Company NJ, Third Geor-
gla, who was shot In the head while en-
gagged in a game of cards last night, is
improved to-day. The doctors have eX-
tracted the bullet and say Linn VIII re-
cover. His home Is in Lacrosse, Wis.
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A CLEARING HOUSE.
A Wheeling Man Complains that
the Absence of lone
IS PREITDIliAI 10 TIIE CITY

IN ITS REPUTATION AS AN M
PoRTANT BANKING, CONNER
cIAI AND INDUSTRIAL CEN
TER-THB LETTER WAS AID
DRESSED TO PRESIDENT QUAR-
R1ER, OF THE CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE, WHO FINDS THAT
THE BANKS WILL NOT ALL GO
INTO SUCH A SCHEME.
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CHICAGO. Sept 1G.--A. b. Il. Crofton
who returned from tho Klondlke country
three days ago has been arrested
charged with passing forged draft for
$500. three years ago, on the First Ma
tlnnal bank Of Chicago. crofton strong
" denies his guilt.
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farmer reached the bottom on his return
trip that M toar!sl exploded his idea
20 enrich the hillside tolleT.
"Howdy," said the farmer
''Howdy," reiterated the Wheelins
''sleep land you got, " added the yOuns
Pretty much that way" was the re-
alike TO make your work easier and
profits the same, or more, since time Is
money. / suppose"
well, ] reckon" said the Hampshire
man. sitting down with his hoe across
his knees,
how to DO #. Why can't you raise 2
crop Of pumpkins on your hillside ana
build trough down here below. TN
save all that trouble Of picking the
pumpkins when they're ripe II you build
She trough, for naturally the ripe pump
kins Will drop OF the vine and roll down
OF their own accord into the trough.
All you'll have TO do then, Is drive your
wagon alongside Ine trough and load
up Cor market. And you can"
Hold on, stranger, thatl 90. Git
right now, or III call the dogs, There's
two fei;ers got out O. Weston this week.
an I'm not a-Boln' to harbor any luna
tie. Qulckw
And the Wheeling tourists reasons
for cutting his stay in that section
short, he says, made him vow TO let
humanity work out Its own welfare.
Familiar to oil hverymen is the one
armed colored stable attache. whose
quaint stories OF the days "befo' de
wah" ensures him interested listeners.
Memory falls to recall his name, but
"Pete" VIII suffice. The other evening
he sat down before the counter in a
Second ward market restaurant, and
the glass OF Ice water preliminary to
lunches was set before him. While
slipping the water "Pete" fell TO discuss
ing the Yanko. Spanko war, and its fea-
lures as compared to the civil conflict.
Gradually he warmed up in an argu-
ment with another colored man and
white spectator. Debates must close,
and so did "Pete's." Then he threw a
half dollar on the counter to pay for
his lunch. His surprise was great at
being told he hadn't tasted anything
but the glass Of water, and It took some
time to convince him otherwise. Finally
he put his money in TO his pocket, and
he left the lunch counter, remarking
that he wasn't hungry a bit, but deed
l was when done come in hyuh."
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R0SH HASHONAH
The Jewish New Year was Born
Yesterday at Sunset.
SERVICES AT THE SYNAGOGUE

ATTRACTED XLAReE coNaREeA-
TON LAST NIGHT-A FINE
MUSICAL PROGRAMME rem
DERED. AND RABBI LEVI DIS
coURsED ON THE ALTRuRIAN
FEATURES OF THE PAST YEAR
IN HIS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
WILL MAKE NEW YEARS CALLS
TO-DAY.
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HERE AND THERE

Sorry. Mr.. Colder. and Mr. Sailor, too.
But our thoughts, We fear no longer VIII
With The tdoIngu of the Jnelies or the boys
For another agure has the centre OF the
Peace Be to your ashes, Phoenix has
HE YOU hence. bold Dewey, some Gener-
For Ioi the candidate. the world is hls'n.
And'he's With US in his glory here to-day.
Lol he comes. the candidate the only peb-
on the e tempting beach Of eTerveseea'
And the ' Voters voices, basso unto treble.
Ring the magic and the music Of MS
Oh. chiidTsn cry for him and kiss him for
That he Wisely carries with him on his
And parents ssii seek to grasp hand that's
An election SEfi nf II the baIllwick this fan
Tender his solleI,ude. thoughtful his sus-
For Re hss'' Welfare of his neishOors, poor
And the s1 weather getting worn out, next he
an Slch." a..
Not a picnic nor fair shall mark him
Not a festival shall cry its wares in
Not voters baby ever lack his MsSin !s;3
DO you wonder that the candidate shouid
reign?
Sorry, Brother HobsOn, and Brother
Your S DEEDS viii finger while lives a man
to breathe; ~.
wen mention you In singing Yankee Doc
die Doc, -, -.
ever wreRthe. .,i.,,.
But-and there's the rib-a-dub-eiecti0n
And battle bugie echoes, almost out Of
Can't hold hold tallow candle to the drum
To the %'9 drumming Of the autumn cq M
date. -
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CHIEF of POLICE SPEAKS
Ringing Words Advising People 10 U.s.
Df. GTgele'S N8fvara,
From His Statement No One Can Doubt that
Dr.. Greene's Nervura is the Best and
surest Remedy in the Word to Cure.

Chief OF Police Henry "
Mason, Of New BedfoS
Mass. writes TO the peop,s.
ut gives me pleasure 4.
add my testimony N M,
brief note TO that OF NAV
Others. OF the high esilss
in which DR.. Greene's M.
ynra blood and nerve rems
dy is held in this commusl.
~. The fact that II "a n.
prescription OF a reEuS,
physician adds to the eons.
dence IN which Il Is held s.
the public | have Eiv,s
Dr. Greene'S Nervura 10 a
personal friend who was n
and was rejolced to heif
from his own lips an 4.
count OF the benefit he ~
received. IRON report az
experience, no doubt exlEi
OF the great vane Of D.
Greene's Eervura which /
recommend.
HENRY W. MASON,
Chief OF Police Of New Bet.
ford, Mass"
This IS your golden oppa,.
tunity to be cured and D.
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remedy TO cure you. M
beyond all question ~
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cure the world has en-,
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couragea, you should &.
this wonderful medicine 4
once. For nervous proStI.
.stion. insomnia, rheumallSa
weakness and debility l, 3
the sovereign remedy, 4
makes the nerves gtunf
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To the drumming Of the autumn e1 Nv
In the train OF cooler weather come
tremors in the heart OF the boy, now
rushing a girl for the first 'time in his
halcyon career; the boy IN the case to
be stlll in his teens. The time has hove
hence when he must call at her home,
counting her in the front room"
Through the happy summer he was
brave as a Rough Rider, and never
nailed under the moons sentimental
rays, but alas and alack he must beard
the lion OF the housrhold-the same be-
ing his best girls sire-and bask In the
glow of the parlor CRATE. 1t tests the
bows courage to meet her family around
the hearth, and his resolutions 10 pe
calm ooze out from his soles, II per-
chance at his first call he Is met at the
door by that dreaded bugaboo, her
father, For previously he has passed
up and down the street until she came
out, and he always left her at the gate
But the gate gives way TO the crate.
The boy Is no awkwaTder than me
average, ana MS BlEl , ulutHSt 4AhSS 80
honest face, but he has 80 far managed
to escape her fathers presence, and the
"breakIng In finds him as restless as
a biooded colt. A boy with his get-up
hates TO do the sneak act, yet he'll do II
to perfection " given the start, at sound
OF the fathers voice or tread. He
couldn't tell you why. But he regrets
the approaching winter season a thou
sand times more than his brother, mi
nus a dressy overcoat However, the
ordeal comes. He grits his teeth, gives
his tie an extra twist, pulls the door
bell and then thinks OF death: what
10y II the girl answers the bell, and
leads him to the cheerful parlor without
further ado. And how easy 1t Is the
next evenIng-and the next, and the
Rextl -
And the winter SHOWS are still on the
nelghboring hills when a father asks
his Daughter TO give reasons why GER
tain young man-for the boy has devel-
oped.-must call about three evenings
week, TO the detriment of the family
treasury. which puts up for fuel and
light Hills