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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-10-08

Denver, Oct. SIN the court martial
Of Rev. Joseph Mcintyre, chaplain Of
the battleship Oregon, today, the attor
neys on both sides summoned up the
evidence and made arguments. No
sensational features were developed.
and the court took the case under ad-
visement. According to custom, the
finding OF the court martial will be sent
with the records Of the trial TO the sec
retary Of the navy before publication.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-10-08
Senator Hoar's Son Dead.

Concord, Mass. Oct. s. - Sherman
Hoar died last night of typhoid fever
contracted while making q tour of the
southern camps, as general of the Mas
sachusetts volunteers. Sherman Hoar
was born at Concord in 1860. In 1890
he was elected to congress by the Demo-
cratic party, and at the expiration of
his term was appointed district attor-
ney Of the Boston district by President
Clnvn1and
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-10-08
Cuban Tariff Amended,

Washington, Oct. S.--The president
has issued an executive order amending
the Cuban tariff so as to admit into all
ports in possession of the United States
duty free, oxen for draft purposes, bo-
vine animals for breeding purposes and
immediate food supply, plows and other
agricultural implements not machinery.
This arrangement is to be effective un-
til otherwise ordered.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-10-08
Army Management Investigation

Washington, Oct. S.-The war investi-
eating commission began proceedings
today with Major r. Emmett Giffen on
the stand. He was brigade surgeon at
Camp Thomas, and told of his visit to
the second division hospital in July last,
when he said it was over-crowded.
There We're sufficient competent physi
clans. A majority of patients We're suf-
fering from typhoid fever and venereal
diseases, about 20 per cent being in the
latter class. He considered the water
supply good, though the sinks We're
poorly located
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-10-08
Letter List.
Announcement.

The Mutual Building and Loan Asso-
citation of Santa Fe hereby announces
that subscriptions to new stock will be
received at the office Of the secretary in
Weltmer's stationery store.
Persons may become members at any
time by paying the current months dues
and S1.25 for entrance fec and receipt
book, Dues are $1.40 on each share.
The par value of each share is $500. For
information call on the secretary.
A. A. ATKINSON, Secretary.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-10-08
Didn't Murder His Mother.

Camden. N. j., Oct. Sill Shaw,
charged with the murder of his mother.
was found not guilty by the jury today.
There were thousand person in the
They cheered, and Shaw tainted
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-10-08

Pana, ILL.,, Oct. s.-The strikers re-
ceived message today from Brookside,
Ala, saying that another train load of
negroes would leave Birmingham for
Pana tonight All unions in southern
Illinois have been wired and instructed
to stop the expedition.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-10-08
Biz FIRE 1t Atlantic City.

Atlantic City, Oct. s.--A fire which
originated in bath house on the beach
front this morning, destroyed 30 build
ings and caused loss Of over $500, 900.
Aid was asked from Camden, and the
fire IL now under control.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-10-08
Democratic National Appoint ments.

indianapolis, Oct. s.-George f. Pea
body, Chairman of the National DEM
ocratic committee has appointed the
following executive committee: John
c. Built Of Pennsylvania; w. B. Haldem-
an, Joseph Bryan of Virginia, J. P. Fren-
eel of Indiana, L. C. Krauthoff of Mis-
souri,, w. r. Shelby of Michigan, J. NJ.
Falkner of Alabama. W. M. Martin of
Iowa, j. J. Hanion ofCalifornia, Gordon
Woodbury. of New Hampshire. George
Foster Pea body of New York.
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"Wanted-1.OOO Men"

This week to eat at the Bon Ton restan-
rant. There will be on hand the choicest
*. {. meats, Denver fish and Baltimore
oysters that ever crossed the Pike. Call
and see us: we will treat Won well.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-10-08
rirs In New south wales.

Sydney, N. s. W., Oct. s.-An enor-
NOUS fire 1t Red Fern, the principal
suburb Of Syndev has destroyed the
whole area covered BY business shops
and dwellings.
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oreeon,s suspense Ended.

Salem, Ore, Oct. S.-Joseph Simon, OF
Portland, was today elected United
States senator by the Oregon legisla-
ture in joint session. He received the
full Republican vote. The ballot was:
Simon g. Kincaid %, Bennett 2, absent.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-10-08
Sheriff Calls For Troops.

Carlinvillc, Ills.. Oct. s.-Sheriff
Davenport has called on the governor
for troops to preserve order in Virden.
where the coal miners are on strike
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-10-08
FERGUSON NOMINATED.
Democratic Territorial Convention at Dem
ing Completed It's Work Today-Local
Reception Committee Praised for
Entertainment Given Visitors.

Special to the New Mexican.
Deming, Oct. 8s-The Democratic ter
ritorial convention was called to order
at II o'clock by Hon. Antonio Joseph,
and an address of welcome was deliver
ed by Judge Joseph s. Boone, Of Deming.
The temporary organisation was: Hon.
w. s. Hopewell. chairman, Antonio Luz
cero. secretary, and J. D. McGrath and
w. 8. Salazar, interpreters. The perma-
nent organization was effected by elect
ing Hon. Antonio Joseph, Of Taos c0un-
ty, chairman; Mr.. A. B. Renehan, Of
Santa Fe county, secretary; Trinidad
c. de Baca, of Union county, assistant
secretary.
Hon. II. B. Ferguson was nominated
as the candidate for delegate to con-
gress.
The local reception committee was COM
posed OF members Of both parties, and
deserves great credit for the manner In
which the visitors were entertained.
Most of the delegates will return to
their homes tomorrow
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-10-08
Reward.

The sum of six hundred and seventy
dollars (S670) has been subscribed BY the
estate of the late Francisco Romero V
Valencia and by citizens of the town of
Lincoln, New Mexico, for the arrest
and conviction of the murderer or mur-
dcrers Of Francisco Romero y Valencia,
who was killed at his residence below
the town of Lincoln. on the evening of
September 26, A. d., 1898.
SCIPIO SALAZAR,
President of Committee.
GEO. SENA.
Secretary.
Sl0.25 to Denver and return. Santa Fe
Route.
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y ~. Circula ell rumor por esta capital,
de que ha presentado su dimisi6n el se'
oretario de Graoia y Justioia.
~. Hoy s las l2 y media ha vuelto
Is salir hacia Santurce, la secci6n de
IArtillerfa de montaha, y SO dice que mas
ltarde <emprender& igual derrotero el
ba2all6n Provisional mum. 3.
- -. Hemos dido deoir que ha sido
decla1ado cesante don Manuel Romero,
Official 10. do 0obernaoi6n, ror abandono
do destino. -:
| - Dice Gel Criterio" dc Huma =
bao: tsNos ha mostrado nuestro alcalde
bn telegrama reoibido del seoretario de
[3obernaoi6n, por el cual le enoarga
trestar el mayor auxilio & les Volunta =
hos tratando de levantar el espfritu pu''
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blico. Est5 On Ia oonhanza dioho jefe
que aquf una = otra oosa he sldo atendl :
da y 81 ospfritu pdblioo estA 9 gran
altura." "a
:. Dioen que por 81 Giasragsao,
barrio de Bayam6n que se enousntra en-
la montafia, SO albergan unos ouantos
embriseados de grueso oalibre, de los que
se daban tono por aquf 1cuando 81 valor
no SO habfa puesto prueba.
- HAblase de que por Ia booa del
rio <:Culebrinas" oeroa de Aguadilla. y
Ia AQuada, en- la ensenada que forman
los puertos de Borinquen San Francis
co, se espera algo dessgradaole para los
habitantes de aquella comarea.
49, Han venido & informarnos que
nuestro compaaero don Emilio de Casta'
hoe. oomandante de Ia Plana Mayor de
Voiuntarios. tuvo que retirarse enfermo
eata maf1ana & Bayam6n. LIE deseamos
restableoimiento rapldo.
~. Hoy llegaron > eeta capital Is
oarros oargados con arf'z oe Ia lndla,j
procedentes de Ponce. J.
* A nuestro qprido amigo don
jose Soliveras le han rbado hace noohes
de su casa, en- esta capital, varias piezas
de ropa una GAIA dePubiertos de plata
con las iniciales J. 81 Hasta hoy la
poliofa no ha enoontri 10 los ladrones.
~. Rogamos nuestros amigos
de la isla, prinoipmente & los que
viven en- Vieques, Eardo, :Naguabo y
Humacao, que ouand reoiban el <Bole~
tin, de.telegramas San Thomas, ten
gan Ia bondad de fa(itarnoslo, envian,
dolo .bajo sobre oeiioado. Nosotros
estamos suscriptos a.. pero como hay
rateros por alguna rte algunas veoes
no llega nuestro pier. 6-6
-. Ha llegadoa nuestra noticia
| que algunos m6dicos farmao6uticoe, Sc
han disgustado por 1 notioiasemos su
ausencia de esta oiud que siempre fa6
su habitual residence Olvidan dichos
se6ores que este periioo es de infor.
maei6n que se haooo do la opinion
pdbliea, opinion que'ndens esas ausen.
| oias, como condenar al artillero que
abandonase gu batter
| ~ Aver hubo falsa alarma enl
Jaana Diaz, que pus On movimiento al
veoindario. Un pe6,montado lego 4
escape al pueblo, notando que los anne
rioanos venfan por laarretera hacia la
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dilla. ST son falsas las refer 2fs noti'
oias, ii 81 partido ortodoxo do aquella
villa quiere apagar su sed de venganza
descolg gkndose con imputaciones njustas,
denunoiense esos informes y asf saldra
oonvenoido>el que 10 desee, de que I'M
vscino suyo respondent como autor & los
oargos que le resulten. T. 4 prop6sito
de este, nosotros no hemps querido pu'
blicar ciertos informes que nos han dado
aoerea de ell estado deplorable en- que
se encontraban los presoa de la Car
Gel de .aquella looalidad, como 10 COM
prueba un dooumento que existe en-
0ierta ofoina de esta ciudad 7 por el
estilo muchos mas datoss que sobre el 60
6ier1,o del partido ortcdoxo tenemos en-
oartera. Oonste, puee, la NAL fundada
suposioi6n de los referidos oolegas, y que
si bien es verdad que 81 se1or de Diego
oomparte con nosotros las tareas de re-
daoci6n de este peri6dico, en- NADIA abso-
lutamente repetimos 80 ha inmisouido
| en- los asuntos de Ia administration
de Aguadilla. Que oonste.
~. Deseamos saber ri el oartero de
Santuroe, don Juan Cabo, ha vuelto 4 s7
destino. .~..z.--- -..-.-.---------~>>-
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|fpoblaci6n. Todo 10 reduio & que IN
|Iofoial de las tropas invasoras andaba en-
Iooohe y lego hasta oeroa del RIO Jaoa.
'guas, retornsndo luego Ponce.
~. Hoy Sc han <i1esembrisoado,
algunas familias que habfan salido para
Rio piedras, regresandoa esta ciudad.
Les pasa como Bertoldo que no halla.
ba arbol 4 su gusto para ahoroarse.
~ Dice ella Informaoi6n> de Ma
yagiiez del 81: <Ayer produjo alguna
desinquietud Ia proximidad nuestro
puerto de dos 6 tres buques. enemigos. j
pero POGO desaparecieron, sin que has
ia ahora halla vuelto & presentarse g
nuestra vista. Esta manana lego ID
oompaf1fa de voluntarios de Aflasco, qu1
viene unirse sus compaferos de II
ciudad. Por 10 que toca nuestra pol
blasi6n, el veoindario debe estar con
venoldo de que no ser& tan faoil una
sorpresa, pues tanto las tropas como los|
voluntarios que la guarnecen estan enl
sus puestos, prontos haoer ell saerifioio|
de la vida 81 llegase ese aoto doloroso.
En- Ia n0che Dc del Is del oorfiente mes,
~ " "sS"" le faeron sustraidos s
don Domingo Mundo, de su propiedad
en- Salinas, dos caballos: uno zaino co.
dorado quemado, Grin, cola cabos ne.
gros, una pata traoera en- el menudillo
y un Gordon en- la frente, blancos, alzada
'siete~ cuartas, edad aeis aflos otro bayo
canario, Grin, cola, oabos y manchas en-
81 cuerpo, blancas. Ambos tiran el CO
che. 6-.4
:" ~ El martes pasado hubo en- Hu-
macao una gran alarms por haberse di-
eho que los amerioanos efectuaban un
crecldo desembaroo por las costas de
Fajardo. Embellishments SO reunieron
las fuerzas al toque de generala se
dispusieron salir al punto de referen-
cia, Los voluntarios de infanterfa
caballerfa y los maoheteros ocuparon.
sus respeotivos puestos.
~. Servicios prestados aver por la
poliofa: don A. Ferrer Baroel6 da ouen-
to de haberle robado un reloj de orc, dc
bolsillo. Tambien da cuenta s la ins.
peooi6n don Esteban Tarrats, que le
desarrajaron la puerta llevandose un
baul con ropa y un revolver. A don
Jose Soliverss le abrieron una puerta de
gu casa sustray6ndole una docena de Gu.
1biertos de plata.
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bi6n una secci6n montada de II guardia
civil al mando de su jefe sefor Artigas.
Estas fuerzas al mando del bizarre Co
mandante militar sefior don Ernesto Ro |
drigo salieron ( las 4 de la tarde con
direction 4 Utuado y teni6ndose ocnoci
miento despu6s que las notioias recibi'
das oarecfan de fundamento, SO di6 or
den para el regreso nuevamente Areoi.
bo de la oitada fusrza. La oompaf1fa do
voluntarios fu@ aouartelada seguidamen'
to que maroharon las tropas del ej6foito.
~. La suoursal en- Barcelona de 10
casa ''Singer" va desapareoer, segdn
dice un oolega, y af1ade que las damas y
obreras catalanas, desde que se deolar6
la guerra con los Estados Unidos, dan
preferenoia & las mAquinas de ooser de
esoasas las ventas que haoe la expresada
casa on esta oiudad.
~. Notioias de Washington dicen
que ell departamento de Estado ha reoi-
bido una comunioaci6n del Emperador
alemAn poniendo en- su oonooimiento las
precisas 6rdenes comunioadas al almiran
to Dietrichs de no intervenir en- las ope-
raoiones militares de los americanos &
menos que estas perjudiquen los intere-
ses de los subditos alemanes.
~. Debidamente auterizados, po'
demos aclarar la notioia de aver de que
10 oourrido 4 los enfermos llegados del
49, Provisional, no tiene ninguna culpa
la plaza nj autoridades de ella, sino de
donde fueron remitidos que no did ouen'
ia de su llegada 4 la Plaza.
~. En- la oapitanfa general se lg'
moran las noticias references 10 que ha
suoedido en- Ponce, Guanioa, Yauoo y
Guayanilla y solo hay movimiento de
fuerzas y oolamnas y estas aunque Las
supi6ramos no las pondrfamos.
va Aver tarde Sc ha extraviado
un baul de regular tamaf1o, contenlendo
ropas de mujer, desde ell vaporolto de
Catafo 4 la estaci6n del tranvfa de Ba'
yam6n. Sera grati6cada Ia persona qae
10 entregue en- IL referida estAcion .
don Pauline Somohano plaza de cal
fonso XII> n1mero 18. 9-3>
~. Podemos asegurar. firmement<
que nuestro compa6ero de redaool6n SO
nor de Diego, no es el autor de las no
tioias que publio6 este diario con respeo
to s la administration pdblioa de Aqua
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Y 1 R / E D / D E s
Leche concentrate d. %.,;S.@ Me,m.ndi..

.vv"v ovnvolsti ouu Calidad supa.
rior. Preparada en- Mainten6n (Fran.
oia), por la <Sociedad franeesa de Leohe
condensada.>-La leobe concentrate de
La <Sociedad francesa de la leohe con-
densada> esta preparada por un prooe-
dimiento de concentration perfeeoionado
con <leohe pura y fresca de vaeas Nor
mandas, reconooida la mas buena del
mundo:, :, tanto por su aroma como Dor
sus oalldades nutritivas, inherentes la
mlsma raza y 4 la riqueza incompatible
de los pastos. Sin mas adioi6n que axa-
Car puro, exenta de micro -organismos,
sana y de un sabor agradable, <esta le.
che, habiendo oonservado todas sus cua.
lidades de leohe fresca,> puede por 10
tanto servlr como tai para todes los usos
collnarlos: para tamllias, viajantes, nj.
nos y enfermos. Unieos agentes en- las
Antillas: Cerecedo Hermanos Compa.
Eta de Maryland, en- donde esta la AGA
demia Naval.
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AGm d Rgfsls tagit|mi!
ua<1e@e fAoP1arAR1os:
1AtFsia lIlllgi1 Il Co. .
l8 Water Street,
.ss -
Newz;Yolrk. .l s.
u. .S sss:s;

xxx AsTA maravillsSs Ala
9(3 % un restaurador per
GH1H8 fecto que devuelve AL
81 3CABEIlLQ So COLOR
! ~NATt1RAE, destruye
Ia caspa, vtgorizsla raiz Y 10
haQe Grocer, 6Ai6ndolo suave,
briAante r e4doao:. 8ometfde
esta aqua 4 IN an6lfsts, se ha
encohtrado quo no conffene 1uaE
tantfa qufmicX alguna que sea
dA1es9 { 10 al4pd: 10 mancha
81 0UT16 M il ROPA, 10 que
q j &dnait4664 DO les princi-
peaeA Q1fd0e9 aeI m6ndO. Esttl
maf4Iihosa <kkGua dc Persia3
- af4lpe Qeu o mayor factlidad
y es un belI6 ideal para las &C.
horss = para cu1ntos tenQan 81
cabello prematuramente 6ano.
Por 10 expuesto se compren.
der3. aun por las personas ma
esc6pdcas, que es4o aqua % un
nquido que obra directamente
sohre las raices del cabello, do!
volvfendole Il parte qufmica q
ha perdido, como 10 comprueba
el hecho de que no mancha 81
cults, pues puede aplicarse cor
10 mano no requiriendo especial
cuidado, y 81 cabello gradual
mente Va adquiriendo de un mo-
do maravilloSo % color natural
NdA Gx;1svnsesy y j. II
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So deSea Vender en- en-: Espana en- la

So deSea Vendnr en- Espana en- la
.~. villa de Luarca,
provincia de Oviedo, Santa Marina de-
IA Vega Gale de la antigua una casa
mum. 8, altos bajos de mamposterfa
cubierta de losa con su corral tapiado v
casa de horno para elaborar pan, Gu
blerta tambi6n de losa con gu antoiana
alberta al Sur con la que oonstituye un
solo fondo de oabida de dos areas iunto
a la casa por 81 Norte con su huerta GER
oada de pared alta de cabida de treinta
y sells areas sesenta y siete sentiareas
destlnadas labranzas con otra antoiana
al orlente y otras porciones de TERRA
oompuestas de dos cuerdas mas 6 me.
nos: HI que interese comprarla dirfja.
80 su due1a Amalia Gonzalez viuda de
la lore. Ciudad de Humacao, Puerto
Rico. a0-A
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Gran DeStj|eria

+oo;6,, dinoo+o ,. Ponce Pto Rico.-E impor-
fhcon fa drecta de vnos cognacs, anisado gnebras
en- en- 'erez DE IA Frontera, Sc atendera los pedidos
@ t:a p@nntuandaa, @ Preclos muy populares Sc garan-
a Ia correspondence don Hauuel
~~>~A"Ao o8Ae>AA' I OAce 643L
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-05-04
THE MOUNDSVTLLE LINE.

Commencing the 10th of the month,
the Moundsville and Benwood electric
line will have four summer cars in
service on the road. This news will
no doubt be received favorably by the
patrons of the line and it will also
have the effect of increasing travel
while the weather is so warm. At
the present time only three open cars
are available, but the fourth one,
which was ordered some time ago, will
be here from the shops next week.
1t is a late pattern and has all the
modern improvements. To-day the
company will have one extra car on
the line, making five in all, and this
accommodation is for the benefit of the
large number who will attend the cir
Gus in Wheeling. This summer the
management of the road will give the
public the best possible service to and
from Moundsville, and the schedule
may be made little faster.
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----------------- O-----------------------
WILL CHANGE THE 18th.

The Baltimore & Ohio company reg
ular summer schedule will 60 into eff
feet on the 18th of the month and
with very few changes. The accom-
mediation trains will run on about the
same time as at present, while on the
through trains parlor cars may be
added for persons who spend the sum-
mer in the mountains. In fact, the
present schedule On the Pittsburg and
Fourth divisions could not be bettered
to much advantage, and this fact is
well known to the officials Of the road.
1t used to be that none of the sched-
ules were satisfactory to Wheeling peo-
pie, but here of late all complaints
have ceased and the public is satisfied.
The figures for the new time table will
not be given out to the public until
some time next week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-05-04
THE NEWSBOY NUISANCE.

To the Editor of the Register
Sir:-Can nothing be done to relieve
inoffensive citizens OF the ceaseless
opportunities and intolerable nuisance
of the boys seeking to sell Pittsburg
and Wheeling evening papers on the
streets? Tonight | left my place of
business and started home In walk
ing two squares I was accosted at
least fifteen times by dirty boys N.o
thrust soiled newspapers under my
nose, and on two occasions while talk
ing to friends. boys crowded in be-
tween us and interrupted our CONVEX
sations with the plea to buy a paper.
I sought refuge upon street car, and
in three blocks at least six boys went
through the car, crying their wares
Let the street railway protect its
patrons by making a rule keeping
newsboys off the cars. If man wants
paper he will hail a boy. To be
necessarily bothered to buy something
one don't want is an unmitigated
nuisance. ONE Or MANY.
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evening, May 9th, at the Windsor no

Tel.
The great Forepaugh-Sells Bros. cir
Gus will arrive in the city to-day from
Cambridge, O. The B. & O. will bring
the aggregation to the city; So cars are
used for the entire outfit. From here
the show goes to Steubenville, O., using
the Pan-H Handle line
The local B. & o. yard masters will
have their usual weekly meeting at
Benwood Junction this morning.
Ingle Malone, road supervisor of the
B. & O., was in the city yesterday.
The Ohio River road have now nearly
every trestle on the south end in first
class shape again and all passenger
trains arrive and depart on schedule
time.
The Moundsville street car line has
one or two new men learning to be
motormen.
B. & O. McMechen shops to be used for
repairing freight cars.
Henry Pratt has returned to Grafton
after visit to his parents at McMech-
en-.
Joseph Halpin, of Moundsville, is
now employed by the Ohio River COM
pany as night Waterman in the Mar
rows, north OF Glendale.
Three districts of Marshall county
will take $4,000 stock in bonds Of the
new railroad from Connellsville tc
Moundsville The other 5000 will
have to be solicited by subscription
and even at. that it may be that the
road will not enter Marshall county
and the trouble will be all for nothing
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-05-04
RAILROAD NOTES.

E. p Mobley, engineer of mainte-
nance of way for the B. & O. COM
pany, with Office at Grafton, was in the
city yesterday.
Harry Corcoran, B. & o. night ope-
rator for the B. & 0. at Cameron. was
a visitor in the city yesterday.
Capt A. A. Carney, who runs the
Grafton accommodation, was taken sud-
denly i'll on his train near Fetterman
yesterday morning, and could not per-
form his duties the rest of the trip.
His brakeman, Bruce Hirst, took charge
of the train, however, and everything
was attended to just the same as if
Mr. Carney had been in charge
j. S. Smith. assistant train
master of the B. & O.. with Office at
Grafton, was in the city yesterday.
The local ticket agents association
will have their next meeting Monday
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-05-04
A BAD FALL.
George Junknis, Falls from Near the
Top Of the La Belle Tin Mill'--AIm
Broken and Ribs Fractured.

Yesterday afternoon Geo. Junkins, OF
the Sixth ward, who had been employed
in the crew engaged in constructing
the addition to the La Belle tin mill,
fell from near the top of the building
and was badly injured. He had gone
to the top of the structure TO talk with
the boss and was descending when he
made a mis-step. He fell about twenty
feet and struck iron piers lying on the
ground He sustained compound
fracture of the right arm, both bones
being broken at the wrist, and had
three or four ribs of the right side dis
located. He was taken to his home on
South Jacob street, and DR.. George
Mccoy called to attend him.