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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-25

HE1DQUKRTERs FOR SEED We quote tnis
week Sorghum seed, 81 busheii alfalfa
clover. 81; onion sets. $50; velvet bcaue,
4Jc quart; selected seed corn, 81 KRffr
coru, zoe bushei pure improved cotton sord,
Kings. Aliens. chorie and nYe-louk, spc
huslol; cabbage and tomato plants; basket
and fruit boxes. wire fur quotations on car
lots. The Holloway Seed. Grain and Com
iuii=:on Co. Dalla1. Texas.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.


FOR SALE cheap, 1isis acres land, near Fair
banks, on III. and r. g. railroad. IA miles
from Houston. u. y McGowen, iiouston.N
WE ZANE several customers for homes ia
the city and world IKE list oi anything
,oad siargains n civ ,ropr Nv GtSc ~ IA
4 tl.al with AIRY business that you may
haye-wo viii please you In connection
linz Of insurance companies aud will be-
Ilsahed to quote you rates on any business
that yuu may have 20 offer. Morhcet a
coniey. Room POI. Blrz building, II
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sCREENsi SCREENS, Twenty four page
catalogue of designs and valuable informa-
ton free. Dallas screen company, Dallas,
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HOUSTON HEIGHTS offers more induce.
merits now than ever before 10 parties dc.
stiDg homes. For particulars call at the
Houston Heights office. 2oS Main street. Jno
q. Milroy, agent. II
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WANTED Position by experienced and com
potent sten0eraphcr saycn years experience.
Address ] g. Human. general delivery.
etty ~
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HAVE 800 head of stock cattle aud 30 beeyes
and oxen for sale: ranch 20 miles from this
place. Address Ed Woodward, NaVasoia
Jsrna 25
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PERSONAL.

l. 7,,NT1 ~ : IN; SUI Az 1i---
of tents awnings. tariaulins. wagon covers,
etc; flags made TO order. si5A Congress
avenue. corner Travis street Houston
Texas phone S3l. If
]. l. KOPF undertaken and omhHlmor has A
complete line of funeral gouds. pictures
flames ana moIdnss, Phone 6S.. 1913 Prairie
avenue. II
THE Metropolitan Business College Book
Keeping. banking shorthand. ;ypewriting
rcpInanship and Spanish the best patron
lied school of itg kind IN TeXhs, all ex-
pcnaes low, write for free catalogue. Dallas,
Tesas. II
HOW IS IT clothes cleaned or dyed at Fer
nandoz' Partisan Steam Dye Works. 6l5
Travis. ioui as hsw? Because It is dono by
professionals. II
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FOR SALES 800 buys good second hand iron
lathe. "a inch swing 10 foot bed very
suitable article for turning and boring and
just the thing for cotton ginnors 10 true
UP shafts and balance brusboe, etc. L. e,
Miller. II
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BEpBUGS effectively destroyed by using
Eclipse Bedbug Poison. loo and 25c bottle.
reaches thoroughly exturminatcd by using
Dead Sure Roach Killer. poe box; both guar
aiteod and for sale at Lcwyn's Drug store.
A0l Main street. corner prest0n. -
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FlHST-CLASS rough lumber in carload lots;
can be shipped TO any part of the state
haywood Lumber Co., Haywood, Liberty
county Texas. 70
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a,ISs = .oLD IN ONE DAY
rsfun promo Quinine Tablets. All
Tha the money if II tails 10
ct ssnuihe has l.. b. O. on
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


NOTICE Texas Sabine Valley and North
western Railway Company, I4ougyiew
TeHas. March "A, 1898. Notice is hereby
given that the annual meeting Of the stock
holders ai the resas Sabino Valley aui
Northwestern Railway Company VIII bo
hold 1t tie public office Df raid company in
the Gily Of Lcpgyitwi Grsgg county, Teyns,
on Monday. the 18th DAY OF Z pril 1895. AZ
clock p. M, for the election OF board
Of nine directors Of snId company, and for
the transaction Of snch ether business as
may be- brought before the etookholders'
Nolice Is also hereby given that the first
meeting of the board Of directors OF said
Texas, Sabine Valley and Northwestern
I,ailNfy Company TO be elected a. said
stccliloldcrs' meeting, VIII be held at tho
same place aud on The si,ne day as said
stockholders meeting
G, M. d. Grigsby, President.
j. II, clemnons. Secretary.
NOTICE Texas ana Sabine Valley Railway
Cnnpnny Carthage Texas. March ~. 1888
Notice Is hereby given that the annual
meeting of the stockholfers Of The Teens
be held at the public office Of said company.
In the City Of Carthage. Pamela county.
Texas. on Tucsday. tho 18th day Of April.
1893, Mt O'Clock r. m. for tho election OF
board Of nine directors OF said company ana
for the Transaction Of such other business
as may be brought before the stockholders
meeting.
meeting of tho board OF directors or said
Texas aud Sabine Valley Railway Company,
TO be elected at said stoekhoIders' meeting.
Will be held at the same place and on the
same day az said sfoekhOders' meeting
g. 81 y, Grigsby, President.
J. X. ciemmons. Secretary. 10
Tar BOARD or MEDICAL EXAMINERS for
the Eleventh district VIII meet at Or. Coo.
W farondon's office 1oncay. April {, 1898,
at n. m. Geo. w. LaTendon. ~. D..
Secretary,
CHEAT CONSIDERATION - Competitors
panic stricken: price on flower pots reduced
= per cent. Wonder Store. 25
NOM. EOYs-Here we are; knives Sc, i0c l5c
and upward; all beauties. Wonder store. %
OFFICE or Houston and Texas Central Rail-
road Company. Houston, Texas, March q
1895. --hotfce II hereby given that The reg
ular annual meeting OF the stockholders
and of the Board OF Directors OF tho Hous-
ton and Texas Central RAILROAD Company.
viii be held at the office OF the Company,
in the CRY Of Houston, TEXAS. on Monday.
the fourth day of April. 1898. al twelve
O'Clock. noon. u. w. Cave. Secretary
l-l-9s
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

TO CONTRACTORS Sealed bids and
proposals. will he received at the office Of
the county clerk OF Lee County, Texas. at
Gidcings until IL O'Clock noon, Tuesday
Arri t.. 1923. for the erection of a three
siurv brick and stone Are proof court house
ana n steel vault to be erected al tne coun-
l.. sent Of said county Zach proposal must
lie am umpanied by a certified check Tor
nne truUsand dollars drawn PAYABLE TO Tie
Greer g. the county judge OF Ice County, To
bo forfeited to The said County In the event
Of failure OF contractor 70 furnish an ac-
c,ptaj 10 bond within ten day from nteop-
tanct Of bid; plans an specifications can be
suci, at Office )f said County clerk and at
Offices of j. II. Gordon at san Antonio
AHmin aud Dallas; the riGht to reject any
and ali bids is reserved l. II. Bowers
County Judge, Ice County. rexns. p
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EGGS 81 for is. from our pen of Single Comb
Brown Leghorns; scored ai9i to 9ila at poui-
try show, Houston, Rosebud poultry Yard.
99S Mckee street. Fifth wnrd, 70
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FOR SALE-At once. hrst-claes farm With
all necessary improvements. two good houses
about 10 acres an IN cultivation, reuts
for 81 per acre; situated In Waller county;
viii be sold at n bargain, Address Penu H.
Thornton, Haywood, Texas. ~
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FOR SALE--Scotch Collie puppies: subject
TO registrations. two months old. Call or
Address Young w, Grgzard, Brunnor.
TOMS. ~
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BANCROFTs HISTORY. annual Cyclopedla,
American Cyclopedia and other nne mis-
cellaueous books for sale very cheap L,
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HELP w ANTEn.

MANI ED Young mau for stenograrhpr aud
general olieo work Small SALARY to boSln
with, but permanent aud good Job Ultimate
~ fol right party; must be sober. AdIraaa
Lock Box 49,, Beaumont, TcAas. rs
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CATTLE FOR SALE--5000 20 5000 head, run
ming in Fort Bend and adjoining counties.
can show half to two-thirds OF them IN one
day. the best bunch of cattle ever shipped
from this country; Will sell one-halt or all
of them. j. Al. FrosL. Houston. ToxAs. "
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ron SALE.

REMEMHEk. we carry in stock all lands OF
= flour. hard and oft, all grades high patent
10 low grade, also rye flour. Graham. punis
j. rsirickcl; ear lots specially; tsk iSr
prices. kaftir corn, 90 cents a buahel. The
Patton. Neale Cos, Houston, Texas, L
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STREET CARS or no, people Will 30 to the
Wcnder Store for their shelf toilet, tissue.
crepe aud writing paper. 2S
No CARS. out we stll head the parade With
A C. Spaldins's peerless baseball goods.
Wonder Store, 70
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WANTEn-- Energetic. ambiuous boy OF iS
Who is good pspinna, also good at nguros
c,siros a position. Address Z. H., II youns
avenue. 2,
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SITUATION WANTED.

wANTEn--wctk repairing organs: viii take
beard Ia exchange. Address Organ. this
offlcc. N
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WHY LIVE AND DIE without establishing d
comfortable, happy home. We own Inc
land. Of tho right sort an1 offer il for sale
at correct prices. on accommodating tertrs
with conservative rate OF Interest Lei as
know your wants Get one OF our bookIsts
Address "Lano Department" II. J. wits
T. Bro. Galveston, Texas. s-ii
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LAMpS-Banquet, hall and library lamps al,
hslf price; closing out sale 1905 Texas ave
nue. Houston China Hall ~
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FOR SALE-Car of well broke Missouri
mules. from 5000 to $4,000 per pair At
LareDaone Stables, ~
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THE WILLIAMS TYPEWRITER New mod
els. nos. 2 and 2, for 1893. are nearest per-
lection; visible writing, strongest manifoid-
Ing spcedicst aud best, nils in any blank
form. We soil, rent and exchange Send
for illustrated catalogue. W. II. Wright q
Son. general agents. 2s5 Main stsoet. Dallas
Texas. 1868
FRESH garden aud flower seed Just received
for spring planting. from Lqndreth's and
other reliable growers G. I. Koebier. y1a
Congress avenue Houston Texas. II
FOR sALIl-Cheap, fne lot OF horses and
mules. always on hand, at Bowsor 4 VIII
sons. COS and 607 Preston avenue the Old
responsible horse dealors IN the city. II
MILLER BRASS WORKS. Mo. 1903 Runneis
street. is now prepared to do all kinds Of
brass, aluminium and pbosphor bronze cast
ing fine work solicited. also model and
pattern work. n
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FOR SALE-ioo head smooth dry cows. 50
head steers ones and twos. Write ME your
best nrice Cor same \. N. Gary Jr,, Aont-
goniery, TeSas,
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FOR RENT.

NlIWMANN'S T0-aore pleasure park Is now
open 10 the public and can be rented by
suitable parties for church. school and pri-
waite picnics. II is situated IN n pretty and
picturesque grove an Bray'S Bayou, three
miles from court house, corner Downing
and Graham streets, one milo south from
Emancipation grounds. ON hrSt-class county
road. II has pavilion aud all modern
conVeniencos. For terms of rental apply
Charles y, Newman. = O. box i8S, Is
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: thuM INV NnnIpaiy " INNuN, OUT bttuIIty
fund our Safety Clause" Absolute provi-
sion against being rAsosstd" Tor more than
gwen rates OF course our ngents have
no competition. Best contracts TO agents.
Christian y Woodward. State managers,
Neleoa hotel, Dallas. TtSah.
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FOR SALF'4one Fairbanks track scale, gApd
as rev. Address ]. IL. Gibson & Co., Cil-
vert, reNrs. al
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plPPERsi ptPPERSl Glnss dippers. Dir.
rers, Glass dippels, Class dipptrs, only 10
cents; only 10 cents. Wonder Store 60
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PROFESSIONAL.


Of rooms viii an r. 57rl{
sonveniences, nicely fuEpishsd. u. 9f3l1{8
house, With bosrd. by Doctor - M 4
dress s490. this oSeess 7'I' 4 a - 4
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FOR sALE-one- fourth block IN Third ward:
Will take some city property, some cash,
balance easy terms; nice corner; elose IN
reyenue bearing property. Address 2ffe,
this Office. N
FOR SALE--Dest resident property IN Third
ward; four blocks from MaD street rents
for $40 per month r. +. Chew. ST.. Teic-
phone building. Is
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FOR SAI.E--A nice, clean stock OF millinery
goods and fixtures. in Port Luvucu; rcxas
the only stock OF the kind IN the county.
Address p o. box NJ, Port lsayaea. Texas
Y.
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BARGAINS in China, ctoekcry and lamps at
closing out sale; 1905 TEXAS avenue. Jas.
r humble. agent u
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-10-25
STILL AT FEVER HEAT.

Battle Creek, Mich. October 24.-In-
terest in the death Of Rudoiphus San
derson. who was murdered by the put
ting Of pounded glass in his oatmeal,
is still at fever heat Marie Robinson,
a servant, says Mrs Robinson put
pounded glass in her husbands cat
meal for two weeks before his death.
Miss Rober5sca said the glass was re-
duced to duct il an old-fashioned cof-
fee and spice grinder which for years
had been fastened to the wall in the
same spot. The ojcers went to the
house 10 secure tn grinder, but it had
ben removed. Sewer and other pipes
near the Sanderson home furnishes
more eyidnce Ct the use OF pulyerized
glass.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-10-25
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE OFTRUSTEE'S SALE.

BY virtue Of a deed OF trust made by
James f. Dolan and Mary L. Dolan. his
wife, to me. dated tho Goth DAY Of April
1880, and recorded in the office Of the clerk
Of the county court of Marshall county.
West Virginia. in deed OF trust book No D.
folio $37. will sell at public auction on
the premises on
SATURDAY, THE BIRD DAY OF
NOVEMBER
commencing a 10 O'Clock A. m the
following described property situate
and being in the city OF Benwood county
Of Marshall and State of West virginia:
Beginning al a point In the westerly line
Of sixteen foot roadway, distant one
hundred 200 feet southwardly of the
point of intersection OF the said westerly
line with the south line Of Robinson's adj
dition TO the city of Benwood running
thence southwardly with the westerly line
or said roadway one hundred and ffty
GOD feet; thence westerly and parallel
with the south line of said addition one
hundred and eight and seven-tweifths feet
10 the easterly line OF the river road.
thence with the said easterly line az the
river road, northwardly one hundred and
fifty and three-twelfths feet 10 a stake:
thence eastwardiy and parallel with the
said south line OF said addition one hun
dred and one and four-twelfths feet td-rhe
place of beginning
Terms Of SaIe:-Onethird cash on dav NJ
sale one-third in four and oue-thlrd In sin
months. the purchaser giving his notes
for such deferred payments with security
TO be approved by the trustee
HENRY NJ. RUSSELL,
J. E. HERVEY. Auetioneer. ocisesz
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A PROFANE SURGEON.
whose Talk Was Enough to Make a Well
Man Sick-Too Much Red Tape-No Medi.
cine but Quinine and Castor OIL.

whose Talk Was Enough to Make Well
Man sick-Too Much Red Tape-No Medi
cine but Quinine and Castor Oil.
Admission, Ala, October 24.-The war
investigating commission began it's ses-
sion to-day with Major Otto II. Falk on
the stand. He was the chief quarter
master of the First division in Chick
amauga Park and now occupies the po-
sltion Of chief Quartermaster for this
camp. He said the most serious com
plant in the early history of Camp
IhOmas was from a shortage in tents
which became quite serious at the time
Of the beginning of the rainy season.
Previous to that time men had slept I'M
der the trees and under their shelter
tents without complaint. Indeed he
said, there was never a sufficient supply
OF tentage and it was necessary to put
six men in tent. Continuing, he said
the division had never been completely
equipped until the present time. espc-
tally in the matter Of transportation IA
cilities. He thought there was too much
red tape in the quartermaster depart
ment. Il do away with it whenever |
can; l have succeeded so far" he said,
even though | sometimes violate the
regulations" Illustrating, he said he
had had to sign his name nine times in
the process of paying a bill of twenty
dollars.
DR.. Charles Nj. Drake, in charge Of
the general hospital at Chickamauga,
stated that the medical supplies had
been ample from the beginning, but
the hospital corps has proved inefficient
as nurses. They were as a Glass; he
said, "the very worst material that
could have been found out of which to
make nurses"
Replying to charges made by a signal
corps patient in the Chickamauga hos
pital, DR.. Drake said he had seen mag
gots on one occasion in box in the hos
pital, but never on patients. Often the
men came there lousy, but they did not
remain so.
Major David Vickers. who was in
spector general at Chickamauga, com
planned that the drinking water was
poor. He thought the camp site unfit |
for SO large an army, but so far as food |
was concerned. the privates were far |
better than the officers. He said that |
at one time the beds of all the patients ]
We're On the floor and there were some |
cases in which some of them were on |
the ground. Asked as to the competen- |
cy of the surgeons at the hospital, he |
said there was one man in the hospital |
whose proneness OF profanity unified |
him for the position. This man was |
Major Hubbard, surgeon Of the Ninth /
New York. His profanity was OF such i
a villainous character, said Major |
Vickers. that it pretty nearly made me /
sick. and ! know it could not have had /
a pleasant effect upon patients"
Lieut.. Colonel Bisbse, in command Of /
the First infantry, said the men were |
Just beginning to break in health when |
Santiago surrendered and the capitula- |
tic 5lame at just the right time.
He cid not believe there was suff- /
cient number Of doctors in the Cuban
campaign H thought the contract /
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-10-25
EXCITING ADVENTURES
OF WHEELING ANGLERS
On the South Branch-The Deadly RATHER
and the Raging Rapids.

On the South Branch-The Deadly RATHER
and the Raging Rapids.
Among the curious adventures of the
1saak Walton crowd on the South
Branch of the Potomac none was more
exciting than their encounter with a
huge rattlesnake.
The anglers were in a skiff going
down the river when they noticed some
thing ahead coming toward them. II
was evidently swimming and looked like
cross between shipwrecked spaniel
ard sea serpent
Surmises as to its identity soon van
ished, for suddenly its tail shot I'D from
the water, and in accordance with Uni
ted States marine regulations it gave
two long, piercing rattles-signifying
that it desired the right side of the
stream. 1t was a gigantic rattlesnake
The anglers who had never before
met rattlesnake. not even in their
most fantastic dreams, were greatly
alarmed. Their faces hlanched as the
horrible truth burst upon them. Think
Of it. face to face with a venomous
snake in prohibition country. and the
nearest drug store ten miles away, In
this trying moment, John Bremen re-
Z.
closer. Then Bremen turned and said:
Boys, intend to head that snake off.
even if l get my clothes wet. l will
save you. and if l miss connection.
seine me out and with that he turned
an Atlantic City handspring into the
water after the deadly ophidian. The
snake seeing the change of affairs. i'm
mediately turned and swan toward
shore. 1t reached the edge of the water
fully ten feet ahead of Bremen.
Don't kill it, John" said the fellows
in the skiff. who had recovered their
composure and were now rowing to-
shore. Don't kill it; We will take il
in to Goethe"
Il intend to mesmerize it," said
Bremen He advanced softly toward
the snake. which was then lying on TIE
shore recovering its wind. AS he An
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-10-25
TRUSTEES SALE
OF Valuable McMechen Real Estate.

BY virtue Of deed Of trust made TO ma
as trustee BY the Home Investment and
Building Union of Wheeling West yir-
ginia. dated September 14th 1898. / viii
sell at public sale on the premises In
the town Of McMechen. Marshall county.
West Virginia, on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 9th. 1888.
commencing al 70 o'clock a. m. the fol-
lowing described property: Lots num-
bered 70, H. Is. IS. 10, 90 q, z. ~. 2i 20. Al.
q. Is, IS, 81, Is. ~, 81 81 SIS. e.. Gs SO 10
~. Y. ., rs. -. 70. II. ~, g. % and 100. all
OF which lots are situate in the town Of
AcMechen. Marshall county, West Viz
ginia. In what Is known as Eskey and
Peabodys first addition to said town OF
McMechen, and as shown on the plat OF
said addition. which is recorded in the
office Of the Clerk Of the County Court OF
Marshall county, State OF Wes. Virginia
Also lots numbered g. ~ A. "A and As ia
the second addition 70 Marylynn in the
said town Of McMechen. and as shown on
the plat Of the said second addition OF
Marylynn, which plat Is recorded in the
office Of the Clerk of the County Court OF
Marshall county, West Virginia
Terms Of Sale-One-third OF the nur-
chase money. and so much more as the
purchaser may elect 70 pay. cash at the
time Of SALE and the balance in one and
two years. with interest from day Of sale.
the purchaser 10 give his notes secure!
by deed Of trust upon the property
purchased. T. s. RILEY
T.ustee.
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beautiful. 1t was Zane and Steenrod.
The party fastened onward and, to
taeh 6y ffRR gg M ta4}e fn ggSgFe Deren
Great Scott" exclaimed STEELE, "how
did you fellows ever get there?"
We just simply got tired of float
ing along on slow stream like that,
and we just climbed up here for exer-
else" said Zane. Talk about rapids,
this is a mill dam. l never had a
quieter ride, did you, Lew?"
Never" said Lew, except once
when l went to Quaker funeral"
They climbed down, and they all
went in search of the skiff, which they
found half mile below.
BARON JONES.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-10-25
FRAUD IS ALLEGED
In Connection With the Failure of A.
Grantzinger & Sons.

Pittsburg, Pa, October 24-The Central
National Bank, Of Philadelphia filed a
bill in equity in the county courts to-day
against a. Groetzinger & Sons, the tan
ming firm, of this city, whose failure, last
week, was followed by the suspension Of
the German National Bank, alleging that
the bank discounted acceptances for the
defendants on a statefent Of assets and
liabilities, which It now believes to be
false and Fraudulent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-10-25
CAUGHT AN ANARCHIST.

Haifa, Palestine, October 24.-The po-
lice made an important arrest of we'll
known anarchist here yesterday. Ex
traordinary precautions are being taken
to insure the safety of Emperor William
and Empress GN&lsta Victoria. Dur
ing the time that they are here yelled
women will not be allowed in the streets
as the police fear that an anarchist
might assume this disguise.