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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-17
4 cArI. For SUNSHINE.

The Pres.d-nt-lieneral 'akes the liberty u pr'''-
M IN flu Mrs Maa.er's las letter. "ich as
lust come 20 me office In a-kuow etRment t"r YORK
sent her The Pres.te1t-Genera mas nle' MA
Mailer and talked Nth aer. and knows h-i (" %
woman % refinement and education. Tne confess
80, "a. sbo and Ter husband nave Auos- starved
makes the cal f0r sunshine imperative. va
soma of tie members who have not yet sent N
their dues and who had intended % pay 'A'tH IN
money please send tae amolni-s y ever 70 ''4@'i
to Mrs Mailer and She WI " t-ra 90 ~ mos
rnernbe-s any embroidery or crochet Work taey
may wish done. Al who respond 20 MS can
should notify the main office, tAat q proper F'cor1
may be- kept Mrs. Mailer lives several miles rom
me .3stoairs and the only Way for her ~ q Ns
mall IS 20 walk the distance. Nay ne "or.a s'e'h
s4u - sunshine tae aeNt uHe s-- j. ''." - -
far her letters. Although coririNtc Al'a..1' -"'N
Mailer 10 able 90 walk. and does al lh ""I l'"r'
20 ass!s, her husband There Is only one HeAr
ne.gaoor So call for help has 50 appealed 20 'ne
Genera as has tas 0le. t-r nothing DIX
DESPAIR Would have br5usa, forth these SAD iacis
II the lie OF ,a,s refined ana lovely nan.
Fres.deat-Geuera. u The z :. 3 y I've. iseS
light but could not wr.te sooner. ~ aat7 zee.
4rer..g so VITA Ar-i -.e.a -i '''i - IN,
'A3' -.i . ~ ,,-- w. ra-- t.ark SOD 90 much
row much ] needed WORK AID h'N a'i.- pr, 49, 80,
a,a I became. when e.. you wax y" ..-' We, az
fa+e and tne frost came OF 81 ear|y mat at We
-1.iis r,- a.v.v for winter we've potatoes tt ~
wheat and 49,. have lived % fta "e' 1.- lo 90
toes all winter. sometimes WITH -t-- rs a...
--.-r-.+.r--- With none. SO r..r. butter. fl't.'
.-,t4r "a Or no ee.-n0th.lE only tle t'' th.i-',
and now tley nearly some l.'.' ..n
work S., f-r t..s winter that 70 r-.. ,0..- ID ..I.
and We have been forced O. SD. n.t to ~.
Sir Mailer has heard now. u place where pr.
san. r1 CA. g-t some work d. tLr WOODS t-t -
q. c0.r- % see about i, tgt 80 IS many mics t.
and the report may not prove tFi. -.a.'
NJ k.rc thought 7 would sind c-i- t-lis Ut
--tl make t.ou after d pattern B. W age
some bur trey have not come. 4 A'- a-i
D.. .r~'-1r ~ = sends ne ''ffN N'i.lf. n
PAGE" and Miss Nok. u N0-K.rs. srr.- ine Fet
itr'v Z magazine. I wrote O. tatt ~ t..lh e...
.ra-kS4 tr'r Thanking sou again f'r your great
N'-' Ms ANNIE r MAILER
Union Square OsWoEo County. y !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-17

Miss Mary Isabella Forsyth. STATE Ressn. D 4
J. n New York. Mrs. Howard S.Ats i.eff"-.
4 T. ~ virginia. Mrs Miller. d A. 4. t--tA- ~
t.e District " Columbia. Mrs swan I.s.'
tre Princeton Chapter and many oinrI 80 a.
cIart,- regents. Mr-. ". : KEN o. MIs Az
s so,au k5r ao5 Mrs james y y, ~
F.-.b 3l-- Ber amin : Church M.-s he ~
--r- 81 50 Naut.rp1- Mrs BaEard 1.st A75-H. -''
-r.ra..- Reed. NJ New OK. M = y ~ 49,. D-
f.-....-- ar. many others or eiIa4 iioHi.H'--' p.
Ir- Manning whose candidacy = t-e-E = .- &c
support ot t.--e women is ne ". Oh 49,
.a ll..r..- formerly Secretary o. t-- lt'd7-
~, - f,-.-.f.-- C.ev.Iand. Her maiden name
v.- u .r- r-tt- Fryer. she traces -rI L-.-.. , -'
c.---. t. k on hey father side many seirIa-lo-.s
~ Holland and among her prosecutors are CO.'S
...- r.--.-t.4. figures. on her notnrr g s-lr 7A-
IL descended f-lm Robert Livingston. hrst .oro oi
The manor o.: Livingston. 20 whom W. 81 NJ
or gina. ---r-. Other famous an .tors W. .-..-f
LIVINGSTON second l0rd. and Robert t.id ~
~ -.l minor. Colonel Peter r livingston; ZIP
Van Dam one u the English governors Ok Sew
York. Abraham BE- P-yst-- solder. mass ~ .-.r
erf N.r.r ot Sew-Y 1rk. D.0t SteFena'. b an
--fe.- rrr-rr!-0r OF me Van Qftha4- til.-.sf
and General Prup Schuyler. OF Colonial ana Rev
Nr- Narracs supporters express great COM ~
i.-.- .r her -.t.0r They say mat they rely less
-.- w.l qualities as gem lew o..saii ~
believe -r.- with l-- experience ln ornlat IKE az
.--..r-..- h-r rst.-l leur o. chara ter executive
an..tr. l...a.v rtot. and tar HlNd S-e. p,
-.---- tr. necessary e-a.Iteat-ons i1. 'Il..tt.
Mise and successful administration OF me affairs
Tia "a. mi aoylnr on, IS a copy q ne Laurel ",
Donald Lean by tie New-York cry cnapteF OK
-ra A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-17
DEATH OF MRS. CHARLES TYLER.
SPECIAL MEETING CALLED TO HONOR HER
MEMORY

MEMORY
At a special meeting OF the Harlem Exchange FOR
Woman's Work. the following preamble and reso-
buttons were unanimously adopted hy tho Board
II Managers:
Whereas. Mrs Charles c. Tyler was the FRS,
president Ok the Harlem Exchange f.r Woman
Work nd held such Office until Few months
since when upon her own iusisteu'e She re..fcd
from active work. and unau mous.y elected
honorary president ~ the exchange, aHd,
Whereas. Mrs. Tyler. oy earnest, unft hitting
Efforts made q tho exchanges ~ all otAeF
work which she undert00k-such n success as 20
command the attention and admiration Or al
phIanthropists Of the city and many outside us
Whereas. The managers Of this exchange realize
tfat Mrs. Tyler infused herself. nftri. u'dF tNd
mind. into this charitable work, girias ner own
Uea-hlooi ~ j. were. 20 flow through The veins
40 those who depend upon this exchange TOT well
ul-h existence itself, be it .
Resolved. That the managers or me HaI'fW
E,cnaure sor Woman's Work IN special ia.7'I-7
convened. 10 hereby express their sense OF III
..-urah bio loss in the death ~ the t'n'i,i 10
president ~ the organization. loss "ulch u -
personal grief 90 each member as Vel - an Dti ...
blow and beg 20 convey Co. the i-nl.t -
under So crushing sorrow that 10 WORDS can .t
sumo 90 depict b.. tender and abiding 81 i"i'"'
Dr. 10 further , chez. VOC
0iltIou- boz enerosee3 upon to" minutes 9i .I-s
ORGANIZATION and that cory oe sonI ID
N' -!''' Presiding officer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-17
READY FOR THE CONGRESS
MANY D. A r. DELEGATES AND REGENTS
WILL GO TO WASHINGTON.
MRS. LEVI p. MORTON HEADS TIE COMMITTEE
FORMED TO FURTHER MRS MANNING's
CANDIDACY FOR PREsInENT-GE

FORMED TO FURTHER Mtlf mNN.Nt-''"
CANDIDACY FOR PRESIDENT GENERAL
Mrs Ferdinand Pnncy Earle Regent OF tho
washington Heights Chapter. Daughters OF the
American Revolution will leave on Saturday next
FOR Washington 20 attend the National congress OF
the D. A. r. Mrs Earle viii De accompanied by
Mrs II n. Topham Mrs James r. Franklin. Mrs
! de TraGord Blackstone Mrs Jacob Hess and
Miss + F Eaton. The $1,000 raised by the Wash
ington lawn party given AZ the home OF the Regent
last sumner under tho auspices % the chapter FOR
the fund 20 build the Memorial Continental HAN az
Washington VIII be presented az the National con-
grees.
Mrs Eare's chapter is pledged 70 Mr.. Manning
for pres.dcrt-gereral az the coming election. Mrs.
Earle IS also a delegate as president Of The Wash
irgton Heights Society. Children OF the American
Revolution who hold their annual congress al the
same time in Washington.
Great interest is being taken IN the Congress by
The large New-York state committee which mas
been formed In the intercs, OF Mrs Daniel Man
Ming who has been induced by her friends 10 aI.o"
her name 20 De placed IN nomination FOR president
general % succeed Mrs. Adlai stevenson MI
Lew p Morton is chairman u the committee. and
has a l.rr, number % prominent and able women
a- her assistants. Both Mrs. Morton and MIS-
Manning are yice-pre .dents-Eencral OF tho d A X
Amoue ,he. women associated with Mrs Morton
iu flrtaer.re Mrs Mannngs candidacy are Mr.
Foster Mrs Field. Mrs Russell A. Alger wife OF
the Secretary Of War Mrs William 2. Frye. wife
OF Senator Frye OF Maine Mrs. John l. Mitchell.
WIZ. ~ Senator Mitchell % Wisconsin; Nrs
Charles w. Fairbanks. wife Of Senator Fairbanks
of Indiana. Mrs Henry " Shepard % Chicago
Mrs Robert s Thatcher ~ Indiana. Mrs william
C~osw.u Do4ue wife ~ Bishop Doane. Of Albany
rho wives OF Judge Learned and Judge Gregory. OF
Albany. Mrs James A. Roberts. wife OF Controller
Roberts. Mrs. Robert J. Fryer. Of BqHs.o Mr.
irving o. Vann wife OF Judge Nann OF Syracuse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-17
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Cruikshank Mrs Woodward md Mr.. F. n. Jones'
vii have charge OF both.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-17
GOOD CHEER.

Communications have been received from nm
~ Wiuatts Lizzie Mlls. Mrs James H. YOUNG
r I r. Mrs r b. Baldwin. Alice VI DoIb.ass'
Miss : Carrie DUNN. George \. NacSry' Map
-, Mo rta Vovley. Elizabeth shutz Mrs.
\. e.. Ortoga s *. Forms. Anne hio.s' Do,.. 'I ~,
w Julio Tfoydcur,.ch. !. ". osborn. hf-. H.
~ r~our Nj u r Britt Mr.. =. r hi on
Mise D 4 champion. ~. J.. y. J.. y Iilt' 'ySl'
p a. II g. Do GraN. Mary D. .i' g..
S;,roaF. y w.. W.. n Wv ~ e.. E K.mhlu y
T. Aecklem Katherine j. Gilman. A'iS. IT, '-N'
man and j. Letick.
Tho Pre-ident-Geu,ral wishes 20 send letter o,
thanks 10 A Friend" u she vii Hndiy send her
address ,..
The following contributors have been receiYe''
4 beautiful calendar decorated hy band f'adiHs
matter pictures. q small onyx clock n.nrlsHions'
aides and other fancy articles beside many nth'I
r-et.v things from "A Fr,eri". needle and thread
case from "Ailznah". three needle BOOKS. ''f"'
and sample % her ount from Lizzie NILS, prety
~ calendar from Kathryn J. 'ft- t..,e,.
nice pictures and "a -0fifnloh . .rf LA
den large IH.ket ~ c.o. .NNt If.. -'' -
cookie SIX pieces and The d.l'' @D' A
hays nom Mrs Taiutor r.'t'r aver 5rynl
Naude p lIlrseli 6. W hauch f,1nie ar
snercer N u Y T. p y Drr'nrorl ana =
roll without name Shakes p.ifr 90 81 - -,
r., No. slammed certrer.ec, with ace.
bra1 ana rrer Thread 20 complete tie pattern
rom Mrs = IT Baldwin.
Mrs Alma calder Johnston sends 10 following
,,,+ta,,on 20 the IT $ 3: The friends q he Little
Mothers which we hope includes every member of
ne r : are Invited % cal At 10 So East
Twenty tr-t-sf. near s.. 't1-sFe-. OF '-' %
ing and hygiene are oFgtii17o' Anu --.e'
| .ttff ta b. o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-17

All God n 0I.r a-I
sen. by Hattie Webster
Tie embroidery materials seHt o. -.7 '"D ~
X y Stanton and Ms. j. p. d. ha.-"+' mn
- - Mrs Anale L. Maher. Union square.
- r...r., y T.. whose l--te- is pr.r.at to-
day ana wa1 does hea-t..' ~. -. 4, 80
6'1ee. % ., -- .- .-...s go.r +r.-lei AID they
g.l 5. forwarded 90 arn-e. -atve members
,. ,... -.-. ana ,--f-e unfold
. % plans -H' .. t--.-s-..t i.aycs apart;
Time Hl.l Iete4. t-e -a-s A.' ~ 5''-'
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TIL clouds may rs. .- .--'
And sorto" on day. i.ai e'. -,.''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-17
THE DAYS GOSSIP.

"TIlst0rl- Concord" r VIII 80 given me homo ~
MIS- E.her Guernsey, in tae Madr1 No $50 Cen
tral Park West
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-17

TIA e-,rrof5ery materials sent % the ofnoe ~
x \ stanton and Ms T. y. II BALDWIN and
roll ~ SILK pieces from Mrs Taiator have been
,orUaraei &c Mrs Annie L. Mah.er. Union - are
O.y.c1 County. \. y. whose l.-,er is ar.n;rf to-
I'D, I'm v..r does beautiful eT. rIit'rf. -Ar ths
f,..I %. u. some such work ir payment for cues
g.t. -a-..-r tr- 4ltl -r- .el rlt-lei, AID tiey
all 9. forwarded 90 aIure. .alFe members.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-02-17

If your children are well
but not robust, they need
SCOTS Emulsion of Cod
liver Oil.
We are constantly in re-
ceiPt of reports from par
ents who give their children
the emulsion every fall for a
month Or two. 1t keeps them
we'll and strong all winter.
1t prevents their taking cold.
Your doctor will confirm
this.
The oil combined with
the hypophosphite is a splen-
did food tonic.
soc. and si.oo, all druggists.
SCOTT & BOVINE, Chemists. New York
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-02-17

The relation between this Govern
ment and Spain are hourly becoming
more strained and a break is liable to
occur at any moment, SPAN is in a
defiant mood and refuses to apologize,
and it is known that she is armiuo
SIX merchant vessels at Cadiz, which
will be used as fast cruisers. Presi-
dent Mckinley and Congress are
working IN unison and munitions OF
war are being purchased by the
United States. The situation is as
Stunning a warlike aspect and a mes.
sage from President Mckinley to
Congress regating decisive action in
behalf Of Cuba and a check to Span
ish arrogance is anticipated.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-02-17

Word comes from Tuscarora that 20
out OF the 40 stamps that are dropping at
the Dexter mill are handling over three
tons Of go ore To the stamp daily. The
other ~ stamps and the concentration will
be In operation within the next few days.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-02-17
A NOTORIOUS A

Under this head. Phil Francis has
this ringing EDITORIAL in the Stockton
Mail:
The admirer of Speaker Reed insist
that he could not gag the House I'M
less the majority of the House was
willing to be gagged. The Speaker $
admirers do not give the man credit
for his immense forcefulness. They
do not realize the power he hold, in
his grip, nor the logged, immovable
courage with which be yields that
power.
We undertake to affirm that the
Republican majority in the house is
but the puppet Of the Speakers will.
And we rest the assertion upon one
simple proposition. Speaker Reed will
not allow a resolution recognizing
Cuban belligerency to come before the
House for a vote. 1t is evident that
he will not permit such a vote be-
cause he knows a majority of the
House will vote afi!mativelv. There
fore we are confronted with the fact
that the majority of the House de.
slres to pass a resolution and that the
Speaker, by refusing to put such a
resolution to vote, overrides the ma
jority and is in effect the arbitrary
master of the house whose servant he
ironically declares himself to be.
The nation is Inundated and sham
ed. The flag is insulted. The Presi-
dent is DETAINED. Our honor is spit
upon by a crowd Of cowardly butchers.
A valiant and high-spirited people
is disgraced in the eyes OF the world
because a single Congressman, usurp-
ing power unknown TO the Constitut-
ION, gags the representatives of the
nation and will permit neither debate
nor a vote nor ever remonStrance.
The Speakers is the tool of Wall
street. In the estimation Of Wall
street the Spanish bonds and securi-
ties ale infinetely more valuable than
national honor. The fiat has gone
forth that rather than destroy SPANS
ability to pay interest the United
States shall sit idle under insult and
watch with unresentful eyes the butch
cry and rape and torture ofthousands Of
people fighting bravely for that same
liberty for which our fathers fought. |
There was a time when no nation
under the sun dared to put an insult
upon our flag; when the honor of the
republic was kept sweet and clean by |
the valor and spirit of its represent
tatives in Congress; when neither dol
lars nor lives were aught but dust in
the balances when weighed against
the peril of the nations glory. In
those brave days the republic was so
great, SO glorious. so renowned.
How art thou fallen, Lucifer, son of
morning! How art thou pulled down
that was great among the nations!
The glory has departed from us, aud
we are become a byword and a hiss
ing, a shaking Of the head and a
thing of scorn among the peoples.
And all this shame covers us as a
garment to the sole end that the
bondholders of Wall street NAV clip
their coupons undisturbed.
You men, you Americans, you sons
OF men who went to battle for freedom
as a bridegroom goes to meet his
bride, you who put in power a Presi-
dent of putty and a Congress ofslaves.
what think you, in this hour of shame,
Of yorr hau6imorEo
Sistersville oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1896-1901, 1898-04-13

Washington, D. c., April I2.-
At 2 o'clock this afternoon, the
House committee on foreign rela-
tions were still divided on their re.
port on the presidents message to
congress. 1t is now very probable
that no conclusion will be reached
until tomorrow.
They will do as much as the
president asks. There is no donbt
there will be intervention and that
at once, but the committee is di-
vided on Cuban independence.
In the senate committee the same
state of affairs exists. A very blus-
terry session was held. Arriving at
no conclusion, the committee ad-
journed to meet at 5 o'clock this
afternoon. A stormy scene was
enacted in the committee room be-
fore adjournment.
Whether congress will retain
their constitutional power to de-
clare war or acquiesce to the pTesi-
dents requests in his message of
yesterday, has not yet been consid-
cred. The bulletins sent out are
very brief and the whole nation is
awaiting the report of the foreign
relations committee.
Sistersville oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1896-1901, 1898-04-13
A Cure Guaranteed.

Russell's Certain Cough Cure is
a positive cure for la grippe, coughs,
colds, sore throat, ,whooping cough,
bronchitis, and all diseases of the
throat and lungs. 1t is a superior
remedy for pains in the chest or the
relief of persons suffering from con-
sumption. Russell's Certain Cough
Cure has no equal as a children's
remedy, being pleasant to the taste
and perfectly harmless. After TAX
ing three-fourths Of 25c bottle il
you are not greatly benefited we
will refund you your money.
Ask for sample bottle, at Opera
House drug store and c. w Grier !.
drug store.
Sistersville oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1896-1901, 1898-04-13
Enferprising Druggists

There are few men more wide
awake and enterprising than Hill
& McCoach, who spare no pains to
secure the best Of everything in
their line for their many customer.
They now have the valuable agency
for DR.. Kings New Discovery for
consumption, coughs and colds.
This is The wonderful remedy that
is producing such furore all over
the country by its many startling
cures. 1t absolutely cures asthma.
bronchitis, hoarseness and all affec-,
tions of the throat, chest and lungs.
Cali at above drug store and get a
trial bottle free or regular size for
50 cents and SI.oo. Guaranteed to
cure or price refunded.
Sistersville oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1896-1901, 1898-04-13
NO. Ts

work to ferret out the cause OF the
mans horrible and untimely death?
There has been foul play. A
man has been murdered but the mo-
tive of the perpetrator of the crime
as we'll as the victim are unknown.
The letter being headed Pittsburg,
may have some significant bearing
on the case provided the dead man
was the real author of the unfn-
ished letter.
A photographer was sent to the
scene and was instructed to take
several pictures of the corpse.
The remains will be photo
graphed with hat off and on and
in various other positions in the
hope of throwing some light on
the case. These pictures will be
forwarded to the Pittsburg and
other authorities in the hope Of fer
reting out the mans name and the
cause of his death. The commun-
ity in which the discovery was
made is said to be thoroughly
aroused and considerable excite
ment prevails.
A telephone message from st.
Marys last evening was to the effect
that the body was yet unidentified
and very deep mystery yet sur
rounds the affair.
Sistersville oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1896-1901, 1898-04-13

the South Penn Oil company's No.
I Wharley is to the effect that it is
up for a duster or small gasser, at
~ feet in the sand.
Barnsdall & Reynolds No. 1
Lamp will be drilled in Wednesday
or Thursday.
The South Penn's No. Mahaney
that has been fishing for several
days will be completed Thursday,
as will Gartlan & Co.'S No. 3 Will
Hanson. This last-named firm has
the 81 casing in their No. Payne
10 acres.
The Mountain State Gas COM
pany have begun spudding at their
30 I Barnes.
On French creek the Gilmore
we'll has not yet been drilled in.
In the northeast extension of the
Elk Fork pool Yoke & Co. have
their No. c. c. Fluharty ready to
pump. In this same direction
Nichols & Barnsdall's No. 3 7. G.
Hawkins continues to hold up
nicely.
PRODUCERS IN TROUBLE.
Under writ of attachment in ia
vor ofthe Oil we'll Supply company,
the property OF Apple & Elyea the
we'll known Richie county operat-
ors. was taken in charge of Friday
by the sheriff of Richie county.
The attachn ent was made to satisfy
a claim of about 81, 500.
The property involved is among
the most promising in Richie
county. 1t includes several hun
dred acres lying between CORVALLIS
and Cairo and has several good
wells and a gas we'll or two on it.
If this is the only claim against
the property the operators will be
able to get out all right as it at
fLrced sale would be worth many
times the amount of the bill of the
supply company.
A rumor was current on the street
today that Apple & Elyea had
made an assignment at jamestown,
N. Y, but the rumor could not be
authenticated.
Sistersville oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1896-1901, 1898-04-13

The organ in the Presbyterian
church has been moved to the al
cove to the right of the choir loft.
This exposes to full view the beau.
tiful window that was covered up
by the organ and also gives the
choir some more needed room.
The change adds very much to the
appearance of the interior of the
church.
Sistersville oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1896-1901, 1898-04-13

The Elk Fork Oil and Gas COM
pany's No. 9 J. 7. A. Hawkins has
been completed and will make a
fair pumper.
Considerable leasing is being done
around the Harper's Ferry Oil COM
pany's test on the Morgan farm on
Fishing creek Wetzel county.
ELK FORK.
Special to the Review.
April S.-Report northeast Of
the Elk Fork field. The 7. P. Haw-
kins' No. 3 is not in yet. They
have got gas, but no oil yet. They
are about II feet in the sand. This
looks as if they were on the gas
streak. This is what it is thought
it would be by a great many peo-
pie. 1t seems that on that side OF
the hill there is the most gas and
not so much oil as there is on
the northeast. There will be great
deal of work done in this part OF
the field as soon as the roads get
so the parties that have leases can
get their stuff hauled.
The w. H. Brown No. Duval
commenced spudding last night.
The Yoke & Hagan we'll on the c.
c. Fluharty has still got fishing
job. They put their 81 casing
back today.
They have about three joints of
casing to drill out of this we'll. l
guess they have a life time job OF
this. This we'll was commenced
some time in December. This is
not the fault of the drillers, but a
great fault of the, junk pile they
had to work with. The parties that
are doing the work are good hands.
Field developments are almost
on a standstill. The big operator
is awaiting war developments,
while the smaller ones are some
what scared of low market, the
questionable territory and bad
roads.
After seeking in vain for sec,
ond Sistersville pool in Richie
county, the operators attention is
again turning toward the several
possible extensions..ofthe Elk Fork
pool.
The Whiskey run field is disap-
pointment. The latest reports from
Sistersville oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1896-1901, 1898-04-13

Cascarets Candy Cathartic, the most won
Gerful medical discovery OF the age, pleas
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Sistersville oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1896-1901, 1898-04-13

There will be a special term of
the circuit court Oh Friday. the
18th, to canvas the vote on the re-
cent bond issue election. The court
will also transact any business that
may come before it at that time.
Sistersville oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1896-1901, 1898-04-13
street Sprinkler af Work.

The street sprinkler is at work
today. A long felt want is realized.
Everybody is seeming we'll pleased.
1t is doing good work and should
be patronized. We should now
have a street sweeper.