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F1YtMA RtU. ..oAD COMPANY. .
,,rAsE TAKE NOTICE that tho annua

n1rASE TAKE NOTlCE That The annual
/ ~.,rg Z the Stockholders ~ the Panama Gan Road
.sry VIZ 20 h''d ~ ~ Office - no COMPANY No
CN--~s,.v In the city a. New York. on Monday. The
-, Say - Arrl next 81 10 o'cioc; Noon Tor the
f..,ss q ecci'0~ thirteen DfccfcrT for the
r., then ensuing and until their successors BE-
t.s,'ei , ....,.. ~, ., .,.o- ,.. - o,.
-. ~ re- 80 meeting.
CO.. MS WIZ DO opened ut twelve a. clock and
=, - ,ssl al two o'clock m the afternoon.
w., et,. transfer hooks will BE closed Saturday.
49,. - IN, - April. ISas q twelve AID will ~
ne \. T,efe.- 5tA Of April.
iSS .... p,,.n -, n~o..o.s
z 4. DRAKE. SECRETARY.
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Ocean GlcGmcre.
NUMTEl G[sRhNA@ IllLY[L

FAST EMPRESS SERVICE
SOUTHAMPTON. LONDON. BkEMEN
XAiSrE VA. DER CROSSE. Tees. NJ eh. -, a. M
Lam. D. w.. Aich. o.. Apr. H.
grayc Tu.. Mob 20 a. Lain. .1u., Apr u, IN
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TWIN SCI'EW PASSENGER SERVICE.
SOUTHAMPTON. LONDON BREMEN.
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Friedrich Der Crosse . -. s. Apr. = Noon
Ven 4 81, y y 10 y 10 IL, % 4 NJ
3 MOI. % 10 : II N"rra An q. 10 A. VI.
OTI.plClIS q co . BOWLING GREEN.
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Couutrn propertn for Sale.
AT BRICK CHJRCH.
Orange. :. j.
rrsrt - AfyTfTAT. COST

Orange. y j.
HArF ACTUAL, COST.
house; 10 rooms thorough repairi new 1nSrr
ma ,4rvan,s closet IN basement. lot lWN-'o prloe
$40 600. part mortgage. y desired Apply 10
Cvner W l. THOMPSON ~ Broad st. y. Y.
J>ACTORY PROPERTY-A splendid investments IN the
L hos, ma manufacturing district Of Newark. y j., "A
large and story brick buting. c'rner 100 ieei on each
So, rose 10 de: we'll rented; Nl-health 81 owner
cause f0r selling particularly adapted T. le"eiry business
No agents. Address c. H. +. " J. Iil'uhe'
Westchester County.
uANpSONE COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE
"A NEAR WHITE PLAINS.
40 minute. from Grand Central station rouse contains
u roor and Nv, bathrooms: open plumbing steam hea
and gas stable four stalls and box large rar'se nous
$3.50 ,r rhoan and gardener three acres n beautlfi
80, io- and e,rion. located high ground with fine
,rrolndrcs and views be sold at low price ana On
easy terms =. -o..- ~ 100 Wac. aol c,
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f;uarrial elections.
WESTERN Gas CoMrANy.

.,ur FIFTH ANNUAL MEETING of tho
-..h,,ts-s 81 the Western Gas C1u1Vary Will be
=, he orice ~ tho company. Mills Building u
he'd 81, Nv Yo.s. Monday Match 81 ls9S. at IL
&oao o Il for the election ~ Board ~ Directors
oeoN srsrrg yc1r, and f0r the transaction Of such
Tor "nV'-.ss as may come before the meeting.
ohI .-snsii- hooks Of Tho Company VIII DC closed at
ID p ~ o. March 10. and viii be reopenea 1T 10
ee.NSS VI N MRrch -. 1895.
eeloeN " EOGERT y. MURRAY. secrstary.
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nFS6y -Eon,clsr real estate. all Kinds. tale and rent
A CLARENCE q. TUBS. Beeknan-st.. New-IoI&-
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Gin properln for Sale or Go Get.

FINE HOUSE In Gramercy Park q feet vile. in
+. y. D., p. .. Box lgi.
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WHITE STAR LINE.

A. NEW K-QUEENsToWS- LIVERPOOL
p-,,a-ri. N,tcn H. noon Britaraic ...Ap'n 49, noon
Hs'ssiie Mach g. no.n NJ lss' t. .Apri 20 noon
Te,,ortc NriN g. noon Teulonic Nay I. noon
Ths new WHITE STAR Line largo ard Livestock
$50 ,c-.y steamer "C-TNRIC l2@52 having sery
Eperor accommodations for limited nnmo-r Of Saloon
pas,.-re~s VIII ssg Kew York Tucs9ay. MAY H.
yvr4 I'd nj Juy &c according 70 tide No and Cabin
or S'eerege Rates SEQ and upwards
r., ,sss.eo srece. and general information sppy
80 WHITE STAR LINE.
Pc, ~, a. NTH River. once. . Broadway ". T.
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FOR SALT OR TO RENT

FOR SALE OR TO REM
G., >.orveu Conn the late residence % Julia A. LOCK
,rcol deceased consisting Of Dwelling House ana tNo
ec-es OF grounds y bath closets gas "ater ~,
a., s,.em hear large garden barn carriage house All
,-,lieyc.rs pass hour from Grand tenrnl station
rbe larger orrc = furniture h-dst-Afs mattresses
80 correfs now I'm pace. THIS IT, IDEAL place II not
soil PRIOR 10 pri " rented by appi.a'9h 20
: ST tOHN lockwood. Executor. or 10 NJ y. T.
LOCKWOOD for permit.
Atlantic City. n j.
NOR SALE OR RENT.-Auanuc city, y; J.LspecA'
/ BARGAINS In cottages. hotels and boarding ho1Ses
- a. ADAMS n co. ATLANTIC CITY. y -
one II Inc Oldest Established Agencies m Sum II1Se''
plsfIGIlTFt'T. COTTAGE SITES Al Va lNOi@
0%E MILE pELDW ATLANTIC CITY
s., pe- rnh urvart
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erruishe6 fionoes 10 Eei-Connirn


n Dgf.YN Furnished cottGgef. fronting SOUND WIN
IL acreage &l25. $500 season EDM1 NJ :. MlId's
AN 9TH Avenue.
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ELEGANT 2o-FoOT SINGLE APARTMENT.
"A rooms ana bath. all light; all improvements on
I~noy Hi. l01 East 10Th ST
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-06-26
NOTICE TO DEMOCRATIC
\

Notice is hereby, given that the Demo-
cratic Primary Election will be held in
Ohio county on Saturday, July I'd, 1898,
from IL o'clock m. until O'Clock p, M.
in the city districts, and from l O. clock
p m. until O'Clock p. m. in the country
districts, for the purpose of selecting
candidates for the following offices, to-
wit
Members of the Board Of County Com
nissioners, Members of the Board of Ed
ucation, Justices of the Peace and Com
stables to fill vacancies, President and
Members of the School Board in each OF
the country districts. Delegates TO the
provided; Delegates to the County Con-
vention Give from each district. and
Members of the Democratic County Ex-
ecutive Committee.
1t shall be the duty of said County
Convention when called to meet by the
Democratic Executive Committee to elect
the following candidates for office: Coun-
" Superintendent of Free Schools, -Four
Members of House of delegates, and to
appoint Senatorial Conferees.
For the Congressional Convention each
district will select one delegate for each
100 votes and fraction thereof over 80 cast
In the district at the last general election
for the Democratic candidate for Pres-
dent of the United States.
The following places are appointed for
the holding of the said primary election,
viz:
House and Fulton Hose House.
Madison District, Falours Block. No.
43 Virginia street, opposite Burt's drug
store.
Clay District, Hon John O. Pendleton's
law office, No. 1870 Chaplne street.
Union District Police Court Room, City
Building.
Center District, Hook and Ladder
House, Twenty-tirst street.
Webster District, Fred Winners store,
corner Market and Twenty-sixth streets.
Richie District, Office of l.. Asmus. SI04
Jacob street, and Lantrys Old Store, cor
ner Forty-fifth and Jacob streets
Liberty District. West Liberty. White
School House; Valley Grove, Chas. Crum-
hackers residence; Potomac, Mrs. Faris'
residence.
Richland District, CLIENTS Run school
house and Brick school house.
Triadephia District Leatherwood school
house: Hands Hall, Elm Grove Triadel-
phia school house and j. z. Johnson's
residence, Haneytown road.
BY order of County Democratic Execu-
tive Committee
THOMAS M DARRAH,
JAS w. EWING, Chairman.
Secretary. ju25ewdq
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BELLAIRE.
Bellaire Man Fined for Wife Reating.
Flag Raised at the B. & O.---To-
days Exoursion--.Other Bellaire
Notes.

Albert Grow was fined s25 and costs
BY Squire Mason yesterday for wife
beating.
J. K. Hall, of Wheeling yesterday
made a transfer of the old Hall home
stead, on Mcmahon creek, to w. H.
Steele, of Woodsfield
Lost-A small black covered book.
5X5 inches, containing names. Reward
Tor return to j. CHASER.
J. W. Hollingsworth, L. E. Emerson
and w. H. Tudor, of st. Clairsville.
stopped at the Globe Friday night on
their return from Woodsfield, where
they attended the Masonic celebration.
Mrs, Louis F. LaRoche, of the Fourth
ward, is quite i'll.
Martin Cowen and family, who were
visiting at Quaker City, have returned
home. :
Miss Anna Kunkle will go to Pitts
purg this week to spend her summer
vacation there
Miss Lockwood, of Marietta, Is the
guest of Miss Maria Galiaher, of the
North End.
A large, beautiful flag was raised
above the Baltimore & Ohio elevator
shaft about O'Clock ard all the en-
glnes on both sides of the river made
demonstration at the time.
The storm yesterday blew down the
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for about three months, and he will
remain in Williamstown for a couple

for about three months, and he will
remain in Williamst0wn for a couple
of weeks to recuperate his health.
1t has been currently rep1Tted in
the city that well known young trav-
cling man who makes this city his
headquarters, and who is on the road
for a very prominent Wheeling firm,
will be married in a couple OF weeks
to a very swell young society lady of
Marietta
Mrs. James F. Frame and Mrs Geo.
w. Kotzebue, who have been guests
of friends in Parkersburg for couple
of days, have returned to the city.
During the week the city authorities
informed the members OF the Salvation
Army that they could no longer hold
| their meetings on the street corners.
The Salvation Army have employed at
torneys.
/ The new parochial residence of the
Catholic church of this city, which has
| been in course Of construction for
some time, will be completed in a
couple of weeks and will then be ready
for occupancy. 1t will be nice cozy
place and will be an ornament 70 the
section In which it is located.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. M. Smith, Of North
| Wells street, who have been the guests
of friends in Belmont county, o., near
Bellaire, for short time, have return
ed to the city.
The new brick business block of Eph
Wells which is being erected on Wells
street, is rapidly nearing completion,
| and in a couple Of weeks will be al
most ready for occupancy.
Mrc w r. Corham and Mics pcl,l-
ton, who were at GAINESVILLE during
the week, have returned to the city.
The social which was held at the
residence of Mr.. Knoke in the country,
couple of miles from the city, on
Thursday evening, by the ladies Of the
Catholic church, the proceeds of which
are to be used for furnishing the new
Catholic parsonage, was grand sue
cess. There was a large crowd pres
emit and nice sum was realized for
| the purpose.
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wILLIAms1owm.

Williamstown, W. Va, June 25.-The
Willing Workers of the NJ. E. church met
with Mrs. G. NJ Berry on Thursday after
noon.
Mrs. Or. Steer and son, of St. Marys,
are guests Of Mrs. Jas. Patterson.
There will be an "Old Glory social at
the home of Captain B. F. Hall on Thurs
day evening.
Rev. G. w. Kepler, Mrs. Jas. Patterson
son and Capt. Hall attended district con-
ference of the M. E. church at Waverly
this week.
Miss Anna Taylor, of Parkersburg, was
Miss Mary Campbells guest this week.
Born, recently. to Mr.. and Mrs A. w.
Werninger, (nee Bette HammatD of
Huntington, W. Wa daughter.
Miss Elizabeth Henderson is visiting
relatives below town.
Misses Laura Page, Lottie Cradle, Ruth
Evans Daisy Elliott, Messrs. o. ]. Flesh
er and w. H. Tabler attended the teach
ers' institute at Parkersburg this week.
E. W. Williamson, of Schultz, was in
town Wednesday.
G. A. Sharpe has been quite sick with
tonsiHtis.
Mr.. A. V. Earharte, of Pittsburg, Pa, is
pleasant visitor at the M. E. parsonage.
Mrs. Sue Meriben is visiting relatives at
Braddock Pa
Harry E. Fleisher is here, the guest of
his mother, Mrs. H. R. Flesher, his school
at Keyser, w. Va, having recently closed.
Mr.. Eugene Wilson, of Hannibal, O., is
the guest of his brothers, G. c. and G. H.
Wilson.
Rev. H. l.. Ward and wife, of Demos,
o.. were calling on friends here this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Prettyman, of Sisters
vile, w. Va, are guests at the home of
E. V. Silkes.
Miss Margaret Nelson is quite sick with
fever
Mr. and Mrs. j. B. Alexander, of
Moundsville. were in town this week.
An entertainment will be given in the
Baptist church Tuesday evening, after
which ice cream and cake will be served
on the lawn.
Rev. G. w. Kepler will preach in the M.
, E. church at Davis, w. Va, Sunday.
Mrs. Shauwscker, of St. Marys, was
Mrs. NJ. w. Metcalf's guest last week.
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his duties. DR.. d. j. Long, OF Baltimore,
has charge of his practice during his alb
sence.
Misses Grace and Bessie Ninshall are
visiting in Martinsburg
DR.. and Mrs. J. B. Miller are visiting
friends on New Creek
Mr.. W. II. Gilbert and family and Miss
Ella Ball are at Mt. Lake Park for the
summer
Willie, son of Mr.. VIM CogIan, is very
i'll at Oakland
Mr.. z. T. Duckworths daughter Lulu.
fell out of a tree and broke her arm
The w. c. T. U. gave pleasant enter
tainment Wednesday night
B. b. Shaw Post No. So. G.. A. r.. want
every member present at the meeting
Tuesday night.
The Hibernians and st. Peters Concert
Band attended the Hibernan picnic
Presiding Elder McKenny will preach in
the M. r. church and Rondabush in the
United brethren church Sunday morning
The B-year-old daughter Of John Par
ker has run away or disappeared.
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PIEDMONT.

! Piedmont, w. Va, June 25.-Bruce Nj
cola, of Ursina, Pa, and Miss Minnie
| Duckworth, of near Piedmont, were mar
ried Thursday.
| Mrs. c.. c. Cridler has been sick for
some time.
| Conductor S. NJ. Right sustained a Sec
ond amputation of his left leg Thursday
| Mr.. Thomas McGuiean is home from his
| studies at Baltimore.
| Prof. ]. w. Mallet, of the University OF
Virginia, is spending some days here.
Mr.. Albert l.. lost has joined the First
Regiment West Virginia Volunteers at
| Chickamauga, Ga.
The volunteers for Capt. A. s. Hutton S
company for the End Regiment are being
examined by DR.. D. ]. Long.
| The Episcopal Sunday School held a
picnic Thursday.
The Gilbert Military Band will play at
Cumberland on the Fourth.
| Mrs. j. L. Roe, of Pruntytown, Mrs. NJ
Kelly and Mrs. Daniel Ryan. of Lonacon-
| ing, attended the funeral of Mrs. ]. J.
| Dougherty.
The remains of Mrs. ]. ]. Daugherty, OF
| Ridgely this county, were inferred in
Westernport Monday.
| REV. hlSHl visited MIS- w III. "A
! Luke, of Davis, recently.
| Mrs. M. Shaughnessy and daughter,
Miss Maggie, are guests of Mrs. o. ].
| Kelly.
| The Acorn club gave pleasant hop
| Thursday night.
| Hrs. c. McGraw, of Mineral Hotel, has
moved to Cumberland.
Mr.. E. NJ. Wilson has moved to Keyser.
| Mr.. Ed. j. Wallace, Of Parkersburg,
! spent Thursday here.
| Mr.. H. S. Richardson has returned from
| a visit to Johnstown, Pa. Miss Annie
Durham accompanied him home
Mrs. r. NJ. Williams and children, of
Elkins, are visiting here.
Miss Emma Garden. of Homecoming, Wis
tied Miss Edna Lewis this week.
Mrs. Jos. Conroy, of Mt Savage, Md.
has been visiting Mr.. John Redington.
Mr. Geo. R. Boyles and daughter, Grace,
spent this week at Sir Johns Run.
Col. VIM. p. Marelsby, of Frederick,
Md, spent Thursday night with Mr.. D. L.
Luke.
Judge c. F. Moore, Mr.. D. L. Luke and
Prof ]. w. Mallet spent Wednesday In
Cumberland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul D. Millholland, of
Reading. Pa, are guests of Capt. G. w.
Harrison.
Miss Sallie Chidester and Miss Irene
Lauck, of Keyser, are visiting here.
Mr.. H. G. Buxton is in the East
Mrs. Jos. Weaver is home from Grafton.
Mr.. S. M. Trenton, of st. Joseph, Mo-,
is visiting Joseph Trenton. Esq.
Miss Grace Johnson is in New York.
Mrs. Daniel Cowan and daughters, Miss
es Fife and Bessie, are home from an ex-
tended visit to the South.
Miss Annie Mellor is visiting in Win
chester, Pa.
DR.. q. T. Kalbaugh. assistant surgeon,
left Tuesday for Charleston to assume
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BENWOOD.

Mrs. Dr. Downing VIII Leave Monday for
Canada to Visit Her Parents.
The Intelligencer should wake up.
Yesterday 1t stated that John Hahn
had been sentenced four years for
killing Hamlin. 1t was four months
and not four years, neighbor.
The fact of the capture of Bart
Flaherty, which was exclusively men
toned in yesterdays Register, was
read with much interest and satisfac-
ton by Benwood people. AS published
in the Register yesterday requlsi-
ton will be asked to bring Flaherty
home for trial and ex-Officer Brennan,
Flaherty's victim, has volunteered his
services to assist IN bringing Flaherty
back.
Saloon keepers here have communi-
catetd with ST. Louis brewers to get
their prices on beer. If lower rates
are offered than given by home brew
ers the saloon keepers will organize
and buy from those who will sell at
the old rate. They are confident Athat
satisfactory terps.
Two Benwood fishing camps are To-
Gated at the Narrows.
Inc Iunelvl Ol MTs. CdTOllue WdckeT
and child, who were burned to death
in the terrible casualty at McMechen
Friday. will occur this afternoon at
half past 9 o'clock from the residence
of Mrs. Wocker's father, William
Elder, on the Cadiz pike, back~of
Bridgeport.
The Udora Circle No. 1. V. A. O. D.,
pienicked at Whiteman's grove yes
terday.
Miss Helen MeCabe has returned
from a several months visit at Cleve-
land.
VIII Pcrterfield son of ex-Marshal
Porterfield, who was hurt the first Of
this week by falling from a freight
car. is improvins his injuries foriu-
nately not being Of a serious nature
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new Flagstaff that had been put up
over the postoffice.
The wife of Rev. o. w. Holmes was
brought home from the Wheeling CITY
Hospital yesterday, where she was on
Grated upon. Mrs. Holmes is slowly
out steadily improving.
Miss Nellie Jones, OF the Fourth
ward, is able to be out after a serious
illness.
DR.. A. Hensley, brother of DR.. ]. M
Hensley, of Martins Ferry, was in town
Yesterday looking for a location to
practice his profession. M
MISS Susan Neff, aged nearly ninety
years, died Friday night at her late
nome in the eastern part Of Richland
district. The deceased was well known
throughout the county and her death is
generally regretted. The funeral will
occur Monday morning.
"A large crowd will doubtless 20 to
Slstersville to-day on the Mechanics
Band Company's excursion on the
steamer Barnsdale. The Jr. o. U, A.
M. band will accompany the excursion.
L. N. Grafton, of the Fourth ward,
Friday evening by number of his
friends in honor of his seventy-first
birthday anniversary.
Another teachers examination will
be held in August and those teachers
who failed to pass at the last examina-
ton will have another opportunity to
hold their positions.
The M. E. congregation at Shady
Side has bought a building at lower
Wegee and will move it to Shady Side,
where it will be remodeled and put in
shape for services to be held in.
DR.. Starkweather has returned from
Put-in-Bay, where he attended the
meeting of the Tri-State Dental Asso-
citation.
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Special prices on Watches at
II. E. HIIJLMAN & co. s
PENSIONS.

sracial to the Register
Washington. D. c., June 25.-The
following pensions have been granted
West Virginians:
Original-Daniel Boyles, Calhoun
SIT: George Arnold. Purgitsville. Sc.
Increase-Thomas E. White. Frame
town, Sc to So; Francis W. Thompson
Morgantown, $3.50 to $50; Edmund
Messenger. Kingwood. $14 to SIT.
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ITO THE CREDITORS OF THE

- HA EN- SV.NN UtUVtK COMPANY:
You are hereby notified that the under
signed has been, by the United States cir
cult court for the District of West vir-
ginia. in the suit in equity therein pend
ing wherein b. S. Baer and others are
plaintiffs, and the Baer Sons Grocer Com
pany and others are defendants. appoint
Company and of all property. real and
personal, and you are hereby notified AMI
requested TO file with us at as early a lay
as practicable your claims against said
defendant company for adjustment ana
payment
NORRIS HORKHEIMER.
BERNARD HORKHEIMER,
Receivers.
Wheeling. w. Va, June 3, 1895 ju9e&dsz
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-06-26
GENERAL NOTICES.

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
There will be meeting of the stock.
holders of the Fire and Marine Insurance
Go. at the Chamber of Commerce rooms,
this city, Wednesday June 18th, clock
p M, to take further action in the mat
ter of closing up the business of the COM
pany. BY order of the board of directors
j. A. MILLER,
JulzdS Secretary.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-06-26
RELIGIOUS NOTES.

First Christian church, c. M. Oil
plant, pastor. Services as usual in
morning and evening. Morning SER
mon: Lessons from G. e.; evening
sermon by a visiting M. E. minister.
Sunday school, $50 a. M; T. r. 5. G.
E.. D. M; report OF the State c. e.
convention held at Huntington will
be given by the pastor All welcome.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-06-26
COAL FOR DEWEY,
Two Big Cargoes Sent From Philadelphia
Yesterday-To Make a Quick TRIP

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June 25-The
British ships Gloosoap, Captain Spicer,
and East Lothian, Captain McFarlane
sailed from this port to-day for Manila
with nearly 5000 tons of coal for Admiral
Deweys feet. The two cargoes are val
ued at about $1,000, but the freight re-
ceived by the two ships will more than
double this sum. The two captains will
do all In their power to get to Manila in
the shortest possible time.
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MARKS FROM ABOVE,

PITTSBURGERiver feet 8 inches and
falling at the dam. Threatening and
warm.
TEURENVILLE-Riv feet ! inch
and falling. Weather clear and warm.
Passed up, the Fallie; down, Lorena and
Virginia.
MORGANTOWN-Riv feet 2 inches
and stationary. Weather cloudy and
warm
OIL CITY-River / foot 9 inches and
falling. Weather clear and warm
BROWNSVILLE-River feet 1 inch
and stationary.
REENSBORO-River 7 feet and sta
tionary. Weather, thunder storms and
cooler. The Adam Jacobs and Florence
Belle down Sunday and the Molly Hudson
up.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-06-26

The marks on the wharf at midnight
showed five feet and slowly falling
The Leroy will leave the wharf this
morning at seven o'clock on her regu-
lar Sunday morning excursion to Sis
tersville and return. The Leroy's ex-
curslons are always first class affairs,
Or no rodyIsm is tolerated.
The Queen City left Cincinnati last
Eight on her regular up "trip.
The rain yesterday may bring a
slight rise as all the pools above are
full and it does not take much of a
rainfall to bring up the water.