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Fl: I I. O

Ha llegado conocimiento de esta emprssa
que algunos dep6sitos de esta capital han subido
el precio del hielo, vendi6ndolo a 80 centayos
la alrOba.
sus precios, esa alza de cinco centavos por Ca.
no encuentra justifcada nj tienen' derecho a
clio toda vez que hacemos un descuento q los de-
p6sitos para que vendan q igual precio que la
fabrica Ell CARO- que son los siguientes: i IT.
AL detail 3 centavos el ki1o. De 25 libras
en- adelante q un centavo libra, ~
El CAIRO en- Santurce vende q 8 centavos ky,
hasta Ell puente de San Antonio. Desde etc punto
hasta Martin Pena centavos ki'O.
~ De una arroba en- adelante centavo Ia libra.
3O@l J.GOYCO Ca.
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Sangre espanoIa

El corresponsal Nen Nueva York dd
xJournal des Debats> refere en- los eiguien4
tes terminus ell fusi]amiento del eepanol
IgIesias, acusado de haber querido volar eli
orucero xPuritan.> \
<Iglesias fu6 fusilado en- ell patio de laI
fortaleza de Taylor. El comandante de la]
misma habfa dispuesto que los pasajeros del
trasat iantico <PanamA,> apresados por los
yanquis, que se\hallan alif como prisione-
ros de guerra, presenciar=n la ejecuci6n.
Fueron colocados en- tres flas custodiados
per numerous soldsdos de infanterfa con
bayonets calsda.
Cuando vieron aparecer & Iglesias, los
prisioneros gritsron: :-i Viva Espaha!
-Muero por ellis!
Entonces los soldados, dirjgi9ndose s
los prisioneros. logrs,on imponerles silencio.
Sc quiso fusi1ar a Igesias por la espal-
da, pero el no 10 consintio, y colocandose
IrApidamente de cara los sold ados exclam6,
|dirigi6ndose los prisioneros espanoles:
lVengadu,e
Oy6se IA descarga, 6 Iglesias cay6 bs.
hado en- ssng~e. AL propio tempo los espa-
noles gritaron:- 1nfames!
El cuerpo de 1gleslas fue sacado del pa
tito, los prisioneros conducidos nuevamente
Is sus calabozos, custodiados por Ia infante-
ria yanqui.>
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MFOAs En- FL LIPINAs

mi han c(mado nuestros informes da
II II gobie1ha autorixado al general
fAgustf para 81 ahora 10 cree .conve-
fiente, planteetl Archipelago algnnaa de-
fas reformas qlon aprobadas hace tempo.
Hay el prtente de que al someterss
los rebe!des AAldo, Llanera y demas je.
les lnsurreotosfgieron una exposioi6n s.
su, malestad ANA demandando que so
concedleran mas ciertas reformas quo
SO senalaban cotonvenientes para la bue-
ma marcha de ldlinistraoion pnblica.
I La parte p1pal de esas reformas ba-
sabase en- la eledde los municipios.
Estos debfaA Amarse funoionar da
modo muy- pare los de la Peninsula,
ellglendose los ates capitanes munici-
psles.
Tanto este e{no como los demas que
hguraban en- la efcion, fueron acogidos
por Ell presldente( Consejo, teni9ndoloa
en- cueLta para CUP Sc tratase de apliosr
las retormas qu%fan de base las redao.
tadas por los con nkdores.s .;"f~ --~
Estas t1ltimas ban va informadas por
el oonseJo de Esta ell consejo de Rilipi'
nas' y de elias ocuk be ell gobierno ouando.
surgi6 ell contiicto los Estados Unidos.
En- vista de qu\ eobernador general
ael archipelago ha do que SO le permita
llevar eabo alganb las reformas pro.
puestas, el goblern|ha autorizado para
clio, tenierdo en- cu1 la adhesion y fideli'
dad de muohos imr rntes ciudadanos ta.
galos y visayos, q1h combatido al lado
de Esp ana reciente1e contra las partidss
de tqllsanes, ahorhallan armados para
eoWbatlr al enemighun que Sc ha po'
aesionado de Cavite la bahia dc Manlh
En- cuanto sc ndice la situacion,
(gobierno implantara amplio espfritu Id
nuevas reformas poll, administrative
judieiales redaetadassif quel .arohipi6l.en-
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de &Lo Correspondence de Puerto Rico> cole s2 s.
el 'inaestrv oelu'etados No Sc servirt1, solsc,Gp
clones SIN pogo odelaaoo. Sc lo,1ede,e hacer rene
SOS en- seltos e cor,vos, gros de l0 presa, 6ilee
p7e71li0Cos efectiU0.
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Luna HeTmanos, Y CoinpaHla.

Son los nces inportadores Puerto Rico dl faEnGo
vino tnto blanco de marea sAnguciana Nhasa
no ptroo meiora pureza buen sabor. En- dcho est
bleeimentose ACADIA de recr tamben extenso smtfS
de de Jerez, Champana superior ieores fnos
toda case arculos nos del giro Nade presentaxf
IN surtido nejor.
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Dpn9Nd2ri0n del 7esoTo y Municipio de Ia
ss"oua uoos"" Villa de Adjuntas. ecestan-
do ambas oficinas I'm Comisionado de apre nio
para la tramitaci5n de expedientes que Sc in
por las mismas. hace saber por el pre-
sente Auuncio, fin de que los que Sc conside-
rem aptos para su desempeno, personen en-
una de aquellas con Ell fin de ponerse q la voz,
bien con el Recaudador del Estado,. bien con Ell
del Municipio. So
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los Carpnteros Al e ss :0!si

los caIpnel0S 1o ss s5,e e e sia:ro
CAPRICHO San .JustO 81, exnlben muestras de
maderas stas colocar preeios snamen-
deseen balaustres torneados caados cornisas lees
pl srabajadas clavoes toaa case de ealados gusto
del comprador.
PUERTAs VENTANAs Este importante ramo me-
nuestra grande atencon proporconamos toda
case De puertas T. iglesa pugrtas persanas de e'
mas de TREINTA POR CIENTO de los precios usuales
CASAS COMPLETAS: podemos entregar las maderas
kosCo cEarqer edifciO que
pida.
hacen barras de catre tinegeros roperos fab
toda clase de cajas industTiaS,
p1eoeomia de tempo de dnero. 60-e2 J
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nuonn OCAsION.-se vende arrienda Ia hacienda
MsE&1tN .BOlUILLAS' encayada los barrios de SaI
aSMS's baneta AlgarrohO reFInino municipal de- Ma
yagez, Dcha hacienda qusda kiomeJr de distanci
e MaYaguez Para pormeuores dirigTse d don Artuzpo
Hau Mayaguez, 81 don Roberto schnabe Aguad ia 3ol
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grandes males SnaSRsS

cuerpo espiritu mpone devOver al sstema
toda vgor de ahf La indication especial del
Vino Cordial de Cerebrina' de UIoi conceptuadO
los medicos mas eninentes el reconstuyente
derOso vitaiEador mas rapido'' 1lS
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Proved to be The
Spanish Prize.
Vessel Stranded on Cat Isl.
and is the Maria Teresa.

Nassau, New Providence, Nov
lf.-Wreckers who have arrived
hero have brought with them stories
fron, the stranded vessel off Cat isl
and, which establishes beyond doubt
that she is the Infansa Maria Teresa
As the vessel is looked upon as be-
ing dereiict the wreckers claim the
right to seize the stores which can
be saved. They report that the wa
ter is up to her between decks. that
she mas to list to starboard, which
side is damaged. but that she is
not dismssted The vessel lies be.
tween two reefs on the smooth bot
tom and has her anchor out
The British admiralty authorities
here are going to take possession of
the Maria Teresa as derelict. The
American consul, has protested
against the course, claiming every
thing less than the salvage.
The steamer Antilia is leaving
here for Cat leland with customs
officers and police on board.
Opinions differ as to the chance Of
saving the cruiser. Although she
has been aground since Thursday,
The Maria Teresa rests in an easy
position and the weather is moderate.
NOT WORRIED ABOUT LEGAL
STATUS
Washington. Nov. II Officials
at the navy department were inter
ested in the news from Nassua ident-
flying clearly. the steamship lying
off Cat island az the Maria Teresa
The legal status of the vessel was
considered cursorily and in the opin
ion of the department the title of
the United States to heris unimpair
ed notwithstanding the fact that it
was necessary to abandon her for time
There may be some question involv
ed as to the payment of salvage to
the Bahamas fisherman, but that de-
pends in large measure on what
they have done. If they have sim.
ply been looting the vessel then not
only are they not entitled to salvage,
but the goods stolen may be recov-
cred On the other hand, if
it was the fshermsa who
sncbored the ship in smooih
water, and ifthey made an effort to
bring her in, probably they would
have good claim for salvsge The
vessel, however is not subject to
detention Oh this account, interna-
,ional law exempts national vessels
from seizure on any score in time OF
peace
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A Narrow Escape.

Thankful words written by Mrs Ada E.
par, os Grosop. S. D. WAS taken With bad
eo;d vbick settled on r.y lungs cough set in
and finally terminated in Consumption. -Four
doctors gave me up, saying I could live but q
short time. I gave myself up to my Saviour
determined if could not stay with my friends
ON earth. would meet my absent ones above
NV husband was advised to get DR.. kings
New Discovery tor Consumption, Coughs md
c.,ds. gave it a trial, took in all eight bot
les. It has cured me. and thank God l am
saved and now q well and healthy woman
T,;a, hotties free at J. F. W. DsLorne's Drug
Store. Regular sizs soc and 81. Guaranteed
or ,rice refunded.
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Republican Majority IN Sen.
ate and House.

Washington, Nov. 9-Republicans 9 8
will control the United States senate
after March fourth next The presen.
party division of the senate ls:
Republican 43; Democrats 34;
Populists 6; Silver Republicans 3.
Prior to yesterdays election these
figures we're changed by a Republican
gain of two, viz, McComas of Mary
land. who will succeed German. aod
Siuon Of Oregon, who was elected TO
fill vacaocy. This increases the
Republicao total to IS. The terms Of
seven Republican senators expire March
next, leaving 38 holdover Republi-
cans. The elections of yesterday made
certain the choice of 10 additional
Republican senator's. This gives a
total Of 48, or two more than majority
over Democrats. Populists aud Silver
Republicans In addition, yesterdays
voting probably will result in the cleo
tiou of three more Republican senators
There are 20 Democrats hoid.over
senators. To this number Yesterdays
elections will result in adding four GER
tsinly and one. probably. making
total Of 25. The Popuiis. aud Silver
Republican bold:overs number 8. This
vas increased yesterday by one:
Chicaeo, Nov. 9.-Repo,ts to the As-
socisted Press ap to 10 o'clock 10 night
from 1856 Of the 357 congressional dis
tricts show .has the Republicans have
elected 179, the Democrats $50 aod the
Popuiists and Fusiooiats 8. There are
still 2l doubtful districts, 10 several of
which ,be cfi,ial count will be uecee
cary TO determine she result o. these
2l districts called doubtful, 10 oow
have Republican. 9 Democrats, and 2
Fasicn representatives.
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If scu want o.cs organ an easy term
gee Randle.
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London, Nov, 10.-The 81 Peters
burg correspondent of The Times
says: "The signs of Russian olsen
cbantment with the Americans has
been rendered conspicuous by the
demand for ap annexation of the Phil
ippines The Russian papers openly
denounce the proposal and suggest
that Russia should join Germany in
refusal TO acquiesce in American
annexation
London, Nov l0.-The Madrid
correspondent of the Daily Mail says:
Senor Sagasta declares that Emperor
William is coming to Spain incognito.
There is good deal CT comment
upon tie fact that he does not plan
to stop at Gibraltar, where the coal
ing facilities are much greater than
at Cad'z. and it is pointed ont that
he will arrlve at c'iiiral mon"nt in
TIE history ii The Philippines .
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London, Nov. ii The Paris
correspondent of the Morning Post
Gays: tIt has been decided to bring
Dreyfus back to Paris
Fergus Fails. Minp.. Noy. TO-
The Great Northern through train.
which passes through this city at I 80
P. NJ. was held up sod robbed about
Eve miles west of here to night. There
we're eight robbers in the gang. all we'll
armed.
Yorkvil!e, Nov. 8-A homicide
occurred ct Ti.zah this moroing ct
about II O'Clock as che result Of a row
among q number Of negroes. Ao
icquest has been held and the jury
rendered verdict TO the effect that 'be
deceased. Noise Avery, came to his
death from koife ssabs end cuts. a, tie
haods of Bud Owen, with Lovey
Bratton as ap accessory
Nassau N. P Nov 10 The
steamer ashore off Cat island, sup
posed to be the abandoned cruiser
Infanta Maria Teresa. is now de
scribed as being a disarmed warship
flying the American flag. showing
signs of having been on FIRE and of
having leaked slightly She stranded
in an exposed position on Thursday
night last
Paris. Eov 19.-The Matin says
that council Of sbe admirsIs, held
yesterdy, it was decided to fit out
all the French war vessel available
and thirty reserve ships have been
ordered into commission.
Guantanamo, Cuba Nov 10
Gen. Leonard Wood, Governor of
Military department Of Santiago,
reached Guantanamo las, evening on
the 4ist On landing THE morning
he was received by the Cuban gener-
al, Perez. and delegation Of Cu5ans,
As usual, Perez claimed that be
wanted to disbaDd his men in day
or two, and offered them for police
use in the districts to put down ban
dts The offer was refused by Con.
Wood, but the American command
er ordered that supplies be sent to
the followers Of Perez
London. Nov 10.-Lord George
Hsmilton, secretary Of state fos In.
dia, speaking in London this morn
ing, said that be agreed with Lord
Salisbury, and that it was quite i'm
possible to over estimate the impor
lance of Americas entrance upon a
colonizing policy. England and
America" he declared, "whose ideas
and interests are identical should
stand side by side in the promotion
of civilization snd good government
in the dark places of the EARTH
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If you want good, honest sewing machine
trade, see Randle
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Will Spain Call on
Kaiser Wilhelm ?
Madrid Press Says He Will
be Asked TO Arbitrate.

Madrid, Nov. 11.-Tbe Hera'do
this morning asserts that the Spanish
government has resolved to maiotaiu
Spais's sovereignty 10 the Philippine
Islands. It has been suggested that
Emperor William Of Germany, who is
expected to visit Cad;z and Madrid
s,ou, on his way back to Germany.
from the Holy Land. be asked to arbi-
trate the questions in dispute between
Spain and ,be Uoited States in the
event Of the peace commissions of the
respective countries now 10 session at
Paris, falling to come to an agreement
upon the terms of the proposed treaty
o. peace
The newspapers asser. that the gov
ernmeo, Of Spain is sending instructions
to it's commissioners at Paris not to
yield 90 ,he question Of Spanish
sovereignty over the Philippine islands
which is asserted to be entirely outside
of the protocol. wherefore the commits.
s;oners arc not authorized TO discuss l..
Il is further asserted that the Spanish
government will declare tba: it has eot
been authorized by the eor.es to pego
siste 'be cession Of the Philippine
islands
Tue l. beral advises the Spanish
peace commissioners to leave Paris
after lodging the protest sgsinss the
demands Of the Americans.
The Spaoisb oewspspers are angry
at ,re Marquis of Salisbury, whose
speech at the Guild hall banquet Of
Wednesday night they declare to have
been "mereIy glori6cs,ion of brute
strength apG denial Q! the rights Of
tbe weaker" )"
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-11-16

In the case Of Charles W Kingmaan, as sur.
riving Executor of the last VIII and TSsta.
ment of Henrietta s. Kingman, ylasnhf
against Hercules Aapls, Kate Spencer, Her.
euzes Sumter, Katie Sumter, Jerry Sumter,
Rebecea Robertson. sometimes kaovn as Re-
6seea Naples, Minda Naples, Isham Naples,
Afe Wilson, Joshua Naples, Henry Naples,
Joe Naples, Tis5y Singleton, James Naples,
Milly johnson, Sam Naples, Jerry Naples,
Riehari Sumter, Marcus Sumter, Daniel
Sumter, James Sumter and NinG Sumter, de.
fendants.
ALI that trac, or parcel of land, situate 10
Sumter County, in said State. containing one
hundred end one-baf acres, bounced on the
North and Northeast by lands of Pitts
Southeast by lands Of Bradford; South by
the Public Road leading from Sumter across
Blandng's Mill Pord and on the West by
Estate Of B. Moore. deceased, the same
being the land conveyed 70 said Jerry Naples
b, Veruelle and Anne N Bradford oy their
deed dated, January 9Th, 1870.
Terms of .sale-Casb Purchaser to pay
for papers.
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In the case Of Frances Louise Mayes. plcintiff,
against Aory ". Ress. William j. Rses, as
guardion Of the minors, Annie C. Rees and
Mary 4 Rees and the said minors Annie G
Reese and diary 4 Rees (the latter being i'm
pleaded as Nary ". Ress), detendants.
\ All that tract or parcel of land situate,
lying aud being in the county Of Sumter aod
State aforesaid, coutaioirg ose bupdred and
twen,y-seven ocre., which were allotted to
Miss Msrv ". Rees in the partition of the
estate of ". W Rees, deceased, and being
lot No on plat made byJ D McIIwaip,
D. S., and fled 10 the records Of said case,
bounded on the north oy a pub i: road d.
viding it from laods Of estate Dr. N Rey-
nolds and from lot No 3 a on said plat, on
tbe east by lot No. 6 90 said plat, on the
nth by lands of estate Of Dr.. Mart Moore
formerly. and on the est by 10, No. 4 on
said plat.
Te ms cash, purchaser to pay for necessary
papers.
". H. I GRAN,
Master for Sumter County.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-11-16

London, Nov. IL The Paris
correspondent Of the Morning Post
says: ''It has been decided to bring
Dreyfus back to Paris
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Masters s Sale.
State of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF SUMTER.
In TIE Court OF COMMON PLEAS.


DURSUANT TO TIE JUDGMENTS AND
Orders fthe Corr, aforesaid, severally
made 10 the following entitled cases, will
offer for sale at Public Auction, before the
Court House in the City Of Sumter. County
and State sfo: ssaid on the FIRST MONDAY
IN DECEMBER next, .(being the fifth day
of said onth,) between the hours OF II
o'clock 10 the forenoon and Eve o'clock in
the afternoon OF said day, the real estate in
each caee described, on the terms 10 each case
specified:
In the case Of Adslins ". Hardy, plaintiff,
against Wesley Gailzard, DEFENDANT
All that tract of land situate 10 Sumter
County and State aforesaid, containing 6fty-
two and three.ouarters acres more or less,
bounded northeast by the lands Of Louis
KinRwood, east aud southeast by Wbite's
lands and west by other lands of mortgage.
Terms cash, purchaser to pay for necessary
papers.
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Land Surveying.

Nov 9-iw
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In the case of Samuel J. Brown, Mary E. Jen.
k;ns, Frances Louana Brown and Samuel j.
Brovn as Guardian, ad zitem, for Margaret
Haynswortd, Houen,ia Haynsworth, Naa
Heynsworth and Charles Raynsworth, plain
tifs against Robert II Broom, defendant
Partition.
That parcel OF lard St apart to Jobe
Z. Brown, deceaeed, described as all that
parcel or lot of land, lying and be.
ing in the County of Sumter, State
aforesaid. containing Fifty acres more
or less, bounded on the North by lot
set off to Francis Louaua Brown, East by
lot set eff to Anoa B Baynswortb, South by
the public road, and West by lands of R. N /.
jenkins.
Terms of sae-Cash. Purchaser to pay
for necessary papers.
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Mr.. n D NOISE, Will give prompt at
,ent,on TO calls for surveying and plating
land Can be found a: nis office, next door
to office of Lee aud NOISE, Sumter. s. G. .
Nov l8
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-07-17
Stories of
the Stage,

Mrs. Cragle's play, "The Ambassa-
dor,' has evidently made literary
and fashionable success in London.
1t remains to be seen whether this is
equivalent to popular success. The
play is not one of action. 1t is rather
OF delicate character study and spark
ling dialogue. The plot itself is per-
haps not worth detailing. The dia-
lOgue is the kind of thing which usu-
any infuriates American critics. 1t is
written for languid London public
which has inclination to listen to mere
smartness. Here is bit:
st. Orbyn-This is altogether a new
experience. This-this is the real thing
| have often been taken, often fallen
in love, if you like, for all sorts of rea-
sons, but this time l am not conscious
of any particular reason ~one way or
the other. 1t is distinguishing
Lascelles-If you once begin to talk
about destiny, you know
st. Orbyn-I am not a romantic boy
with head full of rhymes and liver
full of illusions.
Lascelles-Td rather be ruled by a
liver than by love.
st. Orbyn-A liver lasts longer Oh,
I know my world know women.
know their faults; l know their good
points too. Women may be whole
oceans deeper than we are, but they are
also a whole paradise better. Woman
may have got us cut of Eden, but as a
compensation she makes the earth
pleasant. If have not got married, It
is not because l didn't believe in wo-
men.
Lascelles-Why, then?
st. Orbyn-Because I have not be-
lieved in myself.
Lascelles-And now?
ST. Crbyn-Oh, now l begin to under
stand my own poetry! That's some
thing, you know. Hang it, that's good
deal! Indeed that's half the battle.
The play, however is remarkable for
the fact that, though there are many
cynical characters and plenty of hard
talk, the drama on the whole is pro-
nounced clean and wholesome. And
smartness in play where no woman
has doubtful part is what good part
of the community has been desiring
for years.
During the late Charles Fletchers
MANAGEMENT of the Lyceum theatre,
London, the actor was frequently visit
ed in his dressing room by the Prince
of Wales, who took lessons from him
in the art Of making up" One day
his royal highness suddenly presented
himself before the queen in the guise
of a mendicant. His dress was latter
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-07-17
PIEDMONT INDUSTRIAL.

PIEDMONT, w. Va, July 16.-Michael
Naughton is building a residence in West
ernport.
The b. j. Fredlock Company has con-
tracted to crush 1900 yards of limestone
for ballast for the West Virginia Central
Railway. The work will be done at Rose
Point, just below Keyser, and will begin
about August LIST, and be completed in
three months. They expect to receive an
other contract on the completion of the
present one.
A large new school house will be erect
ed at once at Luke, Md, formerly known
as West Piedmont
The Piedmont Mining Company have
completed a. new wheel house to their
plant at Franklin. which greatly increas-
es their output of coal. This company is
building up a large trade. Mr.. 7. w.
Stingley is superintendent.
A new school house is to be erected at
Barnun. The schools at Window. Shiloh,
and Mineville will be discontinued and
the buildings sold. This was caused by
coal mines becoming exhausted. causing
people to move elsewhere
The Barton Mining Company. at Bar
ton. are drawing the last pillars in both
dnelr DIG VEIN ana Tyson mines. A fault
of rock one hundred feet thick has
stopped work in the Tyson. This mine is
being opened on the other side of the
fault, which will give work for some five
years, if they can reach the Potter pillars
from the new opening.
The Piedmont business houses will.
commencing next Monday, close at eight
o'clock p. m, Saturday and day after
pay days excepted, during the heated
term.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-07-17
WORLD OF LABOR.

New York has a Turka-Arabic daily
paper
Brooklyn has a German plasterers'
union.
Boston bakers will not parade on
Labor Day.
Massachusetts, BARRIERS held State
convention.
Glassworkers want their pay in
creased on August 1.
Newcastle-on-Tyne shipbuilders want
higher wages.
Brooklyn street car companies en-
ploy 20 women spoilers.
Building trades Of Flushing want the
eight-hOur day on August 1.
Baltimore horseshoers were conceded
nine hours and higher wages.