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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-05-30
THE ATKINSON TRIAL.

| Special to the Register
| Charleston. w. Va, May 29.-Gov-
ernor and Mrs. Atkinson Will leave To-
morrow for Chenille, where MIS-. AT
kinsons trial will begin this week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-05-30
The Weather.

WASHINGTON. May 29.-For West var
ginia. Western Pennsylvania and Qhlo-
Fair weather; decreasing cioudlhsss'
light winds, becoming northerly.
Mr.. c. Schnepf. the Opera House drug.
gist made the following observations o.
the temperature yesterday: a. m. IA ,
a. m, Is IL m. 50, pm. 81; p. nv F,
Changeable.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-05-30
\ PALPABLE Liz
OF AMERICAN LOSS,
A Spanish Report of a Great Naval
Battle,
And Claim That Two American Warships
Were Sunk

And One Captured--The Alleged News Comes Via
Paris to "El Progresso,' Of Madrid, and is Circum-
stantiaI, But There is No American Confirmation,
and the News is Received With Suspicion in Spain.
and Utterly Dscredited in Washington
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-05-30
TIE ENGLISH ALLIANCE.
A Statement That Negotiations Are
Progressing.

Between the Two Governments
Looking to a Complete Under
standing Both in Time Of Peace
and War--England to Recognize
and Endorse the Monroe Doctrine
and Aid US in Holding Spanish
Territory, While We are to Build
the Nicaragua Canal.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-05-30

Madrid, May 29.-It was an
nounced here to-day in a dispatch
from Havana that the warships
which have been blockading San
tiago de Cuba disappeared yester-
day from off that port. 1t is add
ed that their destination is I'M
known to the authorities.
Advices received here to-day
from Havana say that a big sail
ing ship from Barcelona, having
on board a cargo of provisions and
arms, arrived yesterday at Neuvi-
tas, the northern port Of the city
Of Porto Principe, capital of the
Cuban province of that name,
after running the blockade.
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ships commanded by Admiral Ger
vera is not obtainable, but it is
rumored the Spanish vessels left
Santiago de Cuba yesterday. No
official confirmation Of this rumor
can be had.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-05-30
The QUEST FOR CERvERb,
Well Illustrated by the Cruise of the
Flying Squadron.

How the Ships Under Commodore
Schley Ran Into the Harbor of
Cienfuegos, and Outside Over
hauled Every Graft They Came
Across - Capt. Chester, of the
Cincinnati, Says General MaceO
Feels He Has Been Insultsd Over
Small Matter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-05-30

Copyright, Associated Press.)
Kingston, May 29.-11 a. NJ
Mr.. Albert Fowler, a brother of the
British consul at Cienfuegos, re-
ceived word by the British
steamer Adula from CienfuegOs
on Thursday that the Spanish Of
ficials at that place had only a
Spanish torpedo destroyer, the
Terror, possibly the Furor, as the
Terror is understood to be at San
Juan de Porto Rico, of the Cape
Verde fleet, in the harbor of
Santiago de Cuba.
Madrid, May 29.-10 a. NIT
is semi-otficially announced that
reliable news regarding the where
abouts of the squadron of Spanish
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-05-30
THE ARMY 70 MOVE.
The Cuban Expedition Will Soon
Be Off.

General Skaters Corps is to Fave
the Honor Of Leading the Ad-
vance on Cuba-A Rigid Censor
ship of the Telegraph from This
Time on, and it May Be Extended
to the Mails-Sampson Will Con-
voy the Transports.
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Madrid, May 29.-S p. NIT is
now known that nothing developed
at the cabinet council to-day to
make clear whether Admiral Ger
vera's squadron is in Santiago har-
Dor or outside of it, but Gen. Cor
rea, the Minister Of War, an
nounced that he had received dis
patch from Gen. Blanco to the eff
feet that twelve American warships
were off Santiago yesterday Sat
urday), but that most of them dis
appeared to-day, going in a west
erly direction.
Gen. Blanco gives it to be UNDER
stood that Admiral Cervera's
squadron remains in Santiago
harbOr.
The council decided to make
large additional purchases of war
materials and to prohibit the expor-
tation of silver coins.
1t is probable that the govern
ment, on the representations OF
certain powers, will declare sulphur
contraband.
London, May 30-A dispatch to
the Times from Kingston, Jamaica,
dated Saturday, says:
private information from the
most trustworthy sources indicates
that Admiral Cervera's squadron
is not at Santiago de Cuba, but is
in Central American waters"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-10
THE BROOKE CONCERTS

al 80
Yesterday Afternoon nnh last Night At
trncted Delighted Audiences Mt Wheel
Ing Park-Tho Programmes Included
Patriotic Music.
Large crowds attended the two con-
certs given by Brookc's Chicago Marine
band at the Wheeling Park casino yes
terday afternoon and evening, and the
engagement WIN prove y success flnurs-
cially' in spite of the uEseasonably cold
weather which kept many away who
would have gone otherwise. There
were In the Teiglborhood OF six hun
dred persons IN the audience last even
Ing and the elaborate programme pre-
! Berted was thoroughly enjoyed by NIL.
The lighter numbers were played with
delightful precision and finish. While the
Overture TO RienZi and the Peer Gynt
Suite were interpreted with care and.
skill. The latter requires strings to
bring out Its full beauty, especially In
the first movement.
Mr.. Llcwctlyn's, cornet solo was very
well played, and in response to a v!gor-
GUS encore. he played Sulllvan's beautI-
ful LET Me Dream Again." Miss Sam
mis- sang the well-kno~n Pages
Aria" from lies Hu2ucnots." and re-
cclyedI no lees thnH three cncores, re-
gpoEdlnG with "AnnIe Laar!c,,'' March
Ing Through Georgia" aad the ever
beautiful and thrilling Star Spangled
Banner" The audience showed !ts pm
triotlsm by going wild over the las. two,
especially in tie last verso OF the Sec
ond encore, which WAC Eung to words
composed by II WhceliugIte, ending
With. Marching Through Cuba"
The band az n whole strengthened tho
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-10
THE SELFISH BRAIN.
How Il Rob, m. stomach and whai
y roifatx.The Robbery.

How u Rob, The stomach and What
foiie,ss The Robbery.
According to De Quincy. the SUI
preme prize In life Is the union OF q
nne intellect and q healthy stomach.
Why this combination OF blessings So 20
rare is easy to see. The brain Is selfish
and the more active It Is. the more blood
II takes from the stomach. That the
stomach may need the blood for the5di-
gestion OF q tough, intractable dinner,
makes no difference to the brain.
Hence so many clever men are more or
less dyspeptic, and some OF them say,
with Alexander Pope, "mv life is q long
disease"
The whole bodily machinery Is
thrown out OF killer by a d!sordered
stomach. Sedentary habits, nervous
stress and strain and careless living
make matters worse. Doctors agree on
some things, a popular provcrb TO- tho
contrary, Notwithstanding. They agree
that the best medication for n feeble
stomach Is q stimulant free from any OF
the thousand and one mischievous sub
stances that make &c many liquors
dangerous.
The king OF medicinal stlmulants Is
Dutfy's Pure Malt Whiskey. which you
can obtain from grocers and druggists.
1t Is Immediately beneficial In cases OF
impaired digestion. for II promotes the
secretion OF gastric Juice and expands
the network OF tiny blood vessels in the
stomach 60 that the rich blood nils
them.
You can get rid OF that stufry. heavy
nfter-d!nncr feeling IL you use Duify's
Pure Malt Whiskcy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-10
By tile Local Freight Agents Assoc
%ciationin Deciding TO
DISCONTINUE usE OF DEPoIs
FOR THE STORAGE OF FREIGHT.
FOR THE STORAGE OF FREIGHT.
AN ADVANTAGE IN THE PAST
THAT HAS HANDICAPPED SOME
WHEELING MERCHANTS THE
ORDER BROUGHT ABOUT BY
RECENT ACTION OF THE IN
TER.sTATE COMMERCE CON-.
MIssloN-GoEs INTO EFFECT
MAY 10.

The whcelins freight agents asso-
chiffon, representing oil OF the rail-
roads entering Wheeling, yesterday Is.
sued q notice TO the public, stating that
after next Monday, May 1G, freight sta
tons cannot be used for the storage OF
freight for an indefinite period after It's
receipt, a privilege that has been ex-
tensively abused In the past to the dis
advantage OF some merchants.
The order issued yesterday Is as fol.
lows:
Effective May 10, lsss. all package
lows: t"-" 40 io'
Written notice will be sent TO consigned
on date Of arrival OF property; lf moi re-
n moyea W,5hin forty-eisht hours q second
X property Is not removed at expiration
o. inc fourth day Sunday and legal holl-
uays eScepted) Il will be sent to public
sIorase warehouses on the NTH day for
accouht OF whom It may concern. and sub
1eet 10 storage and drnyage charges.
Time to be computed as follows: prom.
cry unioaded after 2 o'clock y, m. on day
OF arrival Will. be considered as unloaded
~ O'Clock the following morning, and
tine FOR storage will be computed accord.
Nothing in the above shall DO construed
as setting aside the rule that all liability
OF carriers ceases upon the arrival Of tho
property IN their own warehouses. or the
eSlsting denurrage rules applicable to
property unloaded by c%onsignees.
Speaking OF the order last evening,
Nh. j. V. Braden. OF the Pan Handle.
said It had been brought about by the
action OF the Interstate commerce COM
mission, which directed that such rules
as those detailed above should be put
In force. at present the freight stations
OF the several railroads are practically
free storage houses for some consig-
nees, to the disadvantage OF their COM
petltors, who are compelled to keep
goods In stock. Some time ago, local
dealers could not compete with an out
slider who came here and sold goods 10
consumers direct from the freight sta
tons. paying no taxes, rent or any
thing else but freight charges, giving
him an advantage which his competi-
tors could not cope with. The inter-
state commerce commission received SO
many complaints OF this state OF affairs
In many cities, that the railroads have
been directed to take the action out
lined above.
To place the order in operation, It was
necessary TO provide a public ware
house, for the accommodation OF freight
not called for by consisnees In accord
ance with Its requirements. and ac-
cord!ng!y the freight agents associa-
tion has arranged to turn over freight
no called for to the Fisher foundry on
seventeenth street. which is accessible
through a switch. This arrangement
was made with Mr.. D. Carter List, OF
the Fisher foundry.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-10
PRESIDENTIAL NoMrNAr1oNs.
Charlie. II. Allen, or Massachusetts, The

Charles II. Allen, OF Massachasetts, The
oiorn Hooscreips Sueu."or.
WASHINGTON. D. c.. May e.-The
Presiden. to-day sen; these nomina-
lions to the senate: Charles H. Allen.
OF Massachusetts, to be assistant score.
'tary OF the navy.
To be chief quartermaster with rank
OF lieutenant colonel. Rush %IIuldekofer.
OF Pennsylvania.
To be assistant adjutants general,
with the rank OF captain. Charles II.
Miller. Ohio; William Astor Chanler. OF
New York; Irslin Hewitt, OF New
York: Waller l.. Bouva, OF Massachu-
sets; Fred ". Alger. OF Michigan;
James G.. Blaine, jr., OF Maine; ". B.
Allison. OF Iowa.
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ABOUT PEOPLE
Stranger, In the CITY and Wheeling: PEG.
pic Abi oad.

Strangers In tho CITY and wheeIin: PEG.
pic ABB oad.
Matthew Rayburn, OF st. Mary's is at
the Howell.
W. E. Curry, of Elk Fork. is an oil
man at the Stamm.
Henry Keller was an arrival from
Parkersburg last night.
Sig Marcus, a well known Parxers-
burger, is registered at the Mcclure.
Miss Belle Hill, Of Ohio. is the guest
OF her brother, DR.. Charles L. Hill, at the
Mcclure.
Mrs. R. NJ. Archer, OF the Island, Is
visiting at the home OF her parents, in
Dayton, Ohio.
Prof. II. Glassner, a musician, late OF
Cincinnati. is II the city and contem-
plates locating here.
William H. Irwin. who spent last win
ter in Florida. returned yesterday, and
registered at the Windsor.
Mrs. Harriet Hickox Heller, OF Oma-
ha, Neb., n of the speakers al the
mothers congress held In Washington,
last week, Is the guest Of Mrs. William
Schwertfeger.. Z
Oar c. Russell. John A. Walton. r. NJ.
johnson. H! W. Bloss and H. W. Carson,
Of Huntington; J.. C. Childers, of Sarah,
and n. NJ. Barton, OF Glenwood, were
West Virginlans who put up az the
\. lndsor last night.
DR.. John McCoil, OF Chicago, Is in the
city, and will locate here in the near fu-
ture, having acquired the practice of DR..
Rhees. who recently went to his boy
hoods home In New Jersey, having re-
tired from the practice Of medicine.
Mr.. John Cummins, the Baltimore G.
Ohio engineer, and wife, and Mrs.
O'Rrien. OF this city, accompanied by
Mrs. e. B. Davis, OF Fairmont and Mr..
C. n. Martin. OF Grafton, left Sunday,
for Cincinnati. Chicago and St. Louis.
10 attend the engineers convention TO
be held in st. Louis. and expect to be
gone n month.
Among visiting railroad men in town
yesterday were Edward C. Schoen, OF
Pittsburgh, district passenger, agent Of
the Northern Pacific, and Ashby j.
Smith. OF Parkersburg. travelling pas
scnger ogent Of the Ohio River road. Mr..
Smith was here, in the interest OF the
Ohio Rivers Cincinnati business, which
he says Is increasing largely.
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There was a young maid In Manila
but q well aimed shell
Bent her speeding towel
Whero she don't need to wear q mantilla,
Grand to-night-"Human Hearts"
Council meets tonight in regular ses.
sion.
Dewey celebration arrangements
meeting tonight at the Opera House.
The ]. f. Miller cigar factory bowlers
defeated the Marsh stogie rollers at
Fette's alleys, three straight.
The council real estate committee
meets this evening at Z O'Clock, just
previous to the meeting OF council.
The jury In the Fleahman-Philllps
damage suit. the Twilight case, rendered
a verdict In Squire Fitzpatr!ck's court
for the defendant.
The Christian Endeavor Society OF tho
Third Presbyterian church. will hold a
business meeting at the home OF
Charles Miner tonight.
Brooke's Chicago Marine band, which
has been playing a two days engage
ment at Wheeling Park, leaves this
morning on the Pan Handle for Johns
town, Pa.
"a horse driven by Theodore Schnltzc
became unmanageable out Caldwell's
run last night. and a away. The oc-
cupants of the buggy were thrown out
uninjured, but the vehicle was wrecked.
Albert Biggs. a West Liberty young
man. who recently secured employment
In the Wheeling Stamping Works. was
unfortunate enough yesterday morning
to lose the index finger Of his left hand.
II was cut off by the prcsser machine.
A unique street display was made by
w. w. Irwin at his South Side phar-
macy yesterday. A code OF signals used
In the navy forming the famous slo-
gan, Remember the Maine." were sus-
pended from the top OF the building to
the street, and the varl-colored stream
ers attracted favorable comment.
The A. o. U. W. will have It's annual
outing this year on Wednesday, June
Sth, at Wheeling Park. The committee
met last evening and perfected arrange
ments. 1t Is the intention to make Il a
gala day for the order. Members OF
subordinate lodges in the state will be
Invited.
The Wheeling passenger committee,
made up Of local passenger agents. met
yesterday afternoon at the Hotel Wind
sor and decided on a rate OF one and one
third fare for the round trip on the &C.
casion OF the meeting of the West Vir-
gin!a Educational Association in Wheel
ing next month. The application OF the
Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling for per-
mission to run cheap Sunday excursions
to Cleveland was granted.
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UNMARKED GRAVES
ofTwenty.four OF the aluine,s Dead Who

OfTwenty.four OF the 1Iuinr's Dead WHO
Sleep IN. Potter,s Field.
Copyright, 1855. by the Associated Press.)
KEY WEST, Fla, May Sin the
outskirts OF the town, where the small
Spanish cottages cluster silent and
sunburned along the narrow street, Is
the city cemetery OF Key West. Near
the main entrance which Is guarded BIZ
a crealslng old wooden gate, is q group
OF newly made graves. They are in the
Potters' fleld-the part OF the bury!ns
ground set apart for the pauper dead.
These are the graves of the heroes who
lost their lives on the battleship Maine
IN Havana harbor on. the night Of Feb
ruary Is. There are twenty-four OF
them unmarked. Above each mound OF
slistening white limestone soil a small
American flag DROPS in the fierce sun
that beats necessarily down upon the
island. The flags are faded and fray
ed. When q breeze ome up from the
ocean they flutter sadly for a moment
and again droop to the scorched earth.
On the center OF each mound is n small
glass goblet, which still holds the dis
colored and withered stems OF flowers.
They were put there BIZ a lady from
Philadelphia" said the dreamy old SEX
ton" but l don't know who she was.
She came here about ten days after
the bodies were buried and put flowers
on all the graves. ] asked her who she
was. but she said no matter"
And these faded little flags and with
cred stems OF flowers are all that, mark
the resting place Of the heroes of whom
the civilized world has been talking
since the fatal night nearly three
months ago. There Is nothing else to
tell the stranger who passes through the
Potters' field. where the heroes OF the
Maine are sleeping.
The space where the graves are was
evidently prepared In great haste.
Near the little white mounds on all
sides are uns!ghtly heaps OF litter and
rubbish. In one spot stands an old
hearse. weather beaten and. ghastly in
Its very aspect OF loneliness and decay.
Tho sexton said 1t had, once been used
as the city hearse, but one day 1t
broke down while carrying a body to
the Potters' field and there It still
stands.
Just to the north OF the resting place
OF the Mainc's sailors Is a small iron
Enclosure which marks the grave OF
Bridget L. Hoffman, who died In 1864.
II guess we will have 10 call her Moth
er Hoffman" said the old sexton, for
she Is the only one buried her who has
got n name and I think she ought to be
mother OF everybody in Potters' field"
or the tw%cntr-sour who are buried
here only two were Identified. They
were n negro and 4 Japanese. 1t Is
probable that at some future time they
may be removed TO another burial
place. II not n suitable monument will
be erected to their memory.
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M'MECHEN.
Happenings, OF Interest In tic Marshall

Happenings OF Interest In tic Marshall
County Town.
Rev. W. A. Wallace, OF Allegheny
City, was IT. town yesterday visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Noble, Of Ash
land avenue
Booth Goodwin, wife and son Claude
have returned from Newark. Ohio,
where they attended the funeral OF a
relative.
W. J.. Duffy left yesterday as a dele
gate to the annual convention OF the
b. Of L. Z. at st. Louis, Mo.
iChas. Kinney, Baltimore & Ohip con-
ductor, he returned to work after an
illness Of two weeks.
R. Kimberly, Of Moundsville, was in
town yesterday on business.
F. Levy, of Bellaire, was a visitor In
town yesterday.
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EXCELSIOR SPRINGS. No., May 0.
The Fins hotel, which had five hun
dred rooms and was the finest country
hostelry In the state. 10 In ruins az the
result OF 4 fire which started In the en-
ginc room. The 1slms ws3 built in 1889
at 4 cost OF about $500. 900. Colonel TT
tenson. OF LeavcnWor.h. Kas., became
sole proprietor last Saturday. There
were probably one hundred guests, some
OF whom narrowly escaped In their
night clothes only. Insurance only $780,
nm n" -sg.r .aH g-.HaH-
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wan Appeal to America.

DUBLIN, May 9.-Thcre was a DEM
onstration' near Wes,po:t, county Mayo.
yesterday, to protest against the In
difference Of our brutal English rulers
towards starvation In Ireland" 1t
vas resolved to start n national appeal
TO the President and Congress OF the
United States. pointing out the condl-
ton OF the population. "lnsulted and CO.
creed by insolent foreign masters" and
praying for the Intervention OF the gov
eminent OF the great republic ito OBJ
tain self-governmcnt for Ireland md a
cessation OF the famine and over-taxa-
ttnp .. a.rH -HE
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BERLIN, May 9.-The German gov
crnment admits In official correspond
ence, that no San Jose scale has been
found among the American fruit refuse
examined. It was on the allegation
tiot the scale did exist that the Ger
man government some time ngo Issued
It's prohlbitory orders against American
fruit and fruit refuge.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-10

For the past forty-elght hours there
has been expressed in this city from
Jonathan's ravine to the Marshall coun-
~ line q desire that something might
be done in a concerted way to bring
about a fitting demonstration OF the
magnificent triumph scored for the
American nav IN Manila bay by Ad-
miral Dewey and his gallant tars.
This desire found expression yesterday
afternoon. when a committee OF news
paper men visited many leading citizens
and secured their signatures to a call
for a meeting to perfect arrangements
for the proposed celebration, which may
be held next Saturday. The committee
met with a hearty welcome everywhere,
and in q few minutes had secured the
enthusiastic endorsement OF many of
Wheeling's leading citizens, including
the sheriff. the mayor, chamber OF com
merce officials, county officials and
others. The call these and other gentle
men have fathercd is printed above In
full.
To-night's mee.Ingaa at the Opera House
Is to be a meeting of all citizens who
feel an interest in h e!celebration. It Is
not a meeting alone uf the men who
signed the call; everybody is invited to
attend. and 1t would not be surprising Il
q patriotic speech or two Is made to-
night, and that the preliminary meeting
will in Itself become an expression OF
Wheeling joy over the Manila victory.
II this is true, is there anyone who viii
shout Mayo"
Wheeling people have felt great inter-
est in the Manila engagement through
the presence there OF one of her bright
est young men, Ensign John S. Dod-
bridge, OF the cruiser Boston. When
young Doddridge hears how his home
folks have jollified over the achievement
In which he no doubt bore himself
bravely. he will feel that fate has Mt
least acted kindly in making him ~
WHEELING MAN.
President Wlngertcr, of the Carroll
Club, said last night that this orgart.za-
ton had taken steps TO hold a celcbra-
tlon in honor OF Dewey this week, but
last night 1t was decided 10 cooperate
with the more general movement that
has been inaugurated since. The club
mad appointed the following committee,
every member of which will attend to-
nights meeting at the Opera House: DR.,
C. A.. Wingertcr, j.. l.. Gclsey, j. j.
Conin, S. Alexander. L. b. Carney,
George ]. Mathison, John W~nterhouse,
L. j. MCGOWAN, G. +. Fceney, r. ].
Green. Col. Thomas O'Brien, T. S. Riley,
MI O'Kanc. NJ. Kirchner and NJ. Lof-
Il fra 81 sFHH'arf .. Hr.#.. 20 . FHr- II
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Riy'.r Telegram.

OIL CITT-RIver . feet 5 inches and
falling. Clear and pleasant.
WARREN--Rlvec l foot . inches.
Clear and mild.
GREENSBORO-Rivcr 10 feet { inch
es and falling. Clear, and slightly war
mer.
BROWNSVILLE : River II feet .
inches and falling.
PITTSBURGH-Rivcr {? feet 4 inches
and stationary at the dam. Clear and
pleasant.
PAEKERSBURG-River - feet .
Inches and rising. Clear and pleasant.