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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-03-04

MILWAUKEE, March 3.-Thc senti-
mel tomorrow will say: a material ad-
vance in the price of wire nails goes in
to effect this month. as the
result OF the recent, consolidation of the
wire nall Interests. The advance an
rounced Is &c per kes on 20 penny and
60 penny nails. The price of these nails
per key has hitherto been 81 G5. There
will be an advance of &c per keg on
common 3 penny Single nails sold
hitherto at 50 10 per kcg. The greatest
advance Ti!r be upon 2 penny smooth
finish nails, the price OF which will be
raised from 81 50 to So 90 per kes.
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Eeonomv M pn,In- srel,..

Economy is not paying less money
for a thing than you expected to pay.
True economy IS good management, and
about the worst management farmer
can be guilty of is to buy cheap seeds
and thus cut the value OF his crops in
half-or worse. a stream cannot flow
higher than Its source, and crop cannot
be any better than its seed. Real seed
economy is buying seeds that bear the
stamp OF house that Is known to be re-
liable; then the planter isabsolutely sure
that he Gets what he wants and what he
pays for. In every part Of the country
dealers sell the absolutely reliable seeds
old. N. Ferry 6 Co., OF Detroit, Mich,
which have given uniform good results
for the last forty-two years. Ferry's
Illustrated Seed Annual for 1898, con-
taln!ng information that no farmer or
gardener can afford to be without, will
be sent free to any one making applica-
ton to the firm. + fsl ll RI
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Special DIspatch1to the Intelllgencer.
= NI ADI.Sp1rnn NJ " :

CLARKSBURG, W. Va. March s.
The Republican convention was held
tonight and a full municipal ticket
nominated. A resolution favoring II
cense was voted down, and the follow
ing Is the complete ticket, the council
men being nominated nj the. primaries:
Mayor, s. w. Gordon; city clerk. J. I.
Alexander; collector and treasurer,
James H. Smith; chief Of police, George
1senhart: superintendent OF water
works and street commissioner, Al.
Jackson; assessor, a.. S. Criss; school
commissioner, w. r. Alexander; coun-
ciimen, James Childers, SIlas Ash,
Hugh Morrow, f. B. Haymaker, ]. T..
Sw!ger P. j. Ernst, A. L. Redman, ].
n. David, Len Peck and W. L. Cole.
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IRON AND STEEL.
Tho Market Stand. Abou, as II Was Last

Week.
{ PITTSBURGH, March 3.-Thc Amer
lean Manufacturer will say in It's week
ly iron and steel trade review to-mor-
row: The market at all points, as our
reports this week show. stands about
where It was last week. Some fines
show disposition to weakness, but on
the whole the trade Is as good as has
been for some time past. Eastern
markets show that fair amount Of pig
iron Is being sold each day and those
known as special brands are practically
so.dup, but at prices which show little
pronta
3 Steel billets are stronger and bar iron
is hardly as strong as 1t was In the
eastern markets, rs makers are shad-
Ing prices in order to keep their ca
paclty fully employed. The sheet trade
Is moderately good and there. is a great
deal Of bidding on structural steel work.
strong, with figures unchanged. A big
lot Of southern iron has been sold in
the western market and northern irons
have not been behind. Z
The largest western producer has the
output sold up for five months ahead.
Some lines Of steel manufacture show
slightly weaker, prices. AT Cincinnati
the pig iron trade is limited, but the
finished lines are in fair shape The
pipe and boiler tube trade is good and
considerable sheet Iron has been sold
for quick delivery. The bar iron trade
shows little or no change.
Cleveland reports pig iron as gaining
IN frmEesS, but the various finished
Z lines show little or no change. At
Wheeling the situation shows the same
monotony. In all lines about the same
amount Of trade is doing. but 1t Is
hardly answering expectations.
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"THE BROWNIES !"

Seats are now on sale at Houses for
c. B. Jefferson, Klaw & changers
successful spectacular production,
Palmer cox's Brownies" which will
be the attraction at the Opera House,
on Monday night OF the coming week.
The first floor reserved is $3.50 and 81
for the big spectacle. Some Of the most
remarkable scenic effects ever witness
ed by theatre-go will be shown in
The Brownies" The storm, Ship
wreck, earthquake. volcano and de-
structlon OF the palace, whichwere de-
scrfbed and Illustrated by McClures
Magazine, Harper's Weekly, Once q
Week, and other prominent magazines
and newspapers during the long run OF
THE Brownies in New York, will all
be presented on the same elaborate
scale that made them the talk OF the
metropolis. Twelve magnificent scenes
Will be shown. The marvellous flying
ballet from the -Folles Bergeres, Paris;
the beautiful oriental dancing girls, and
the wonderful RONALD head-to-head
balancers from Europe, viii! be among.
the great specially features. Palmer
Cox win appear In the third act and
draw Brownies for the audience. Fully
seventy-four people Will appear in the
gorgeous production. and the perform
rance here will be Identical with those
OF the run OF $50 nights In New York.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., March &C.
S. Edwards, who for number Of days
past has been doing one hundred miles
daily on the conduit road, has broken
all previous records for consecutive
centuries. Mr.. Edwards intends to
continue breaking the record until he
has established record for himself
that Will stand FOR many years. To-
day he completed his sixty-second cen
fury this year. The best previous re-
cord was held by Jack Knowles, who
rode siXty-one consecutive "hundrcGs."
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Gen. gIetrltr. In.pretInn.

NEW YORK, March s.-Gene.al
Wesley E. Merritt returned to-day from
his tour Of Inspection of the southern
Notifications in the department OF the
east Probably within week, he will
start for Key West. General Merritt
was especially interested In the work
now going on in the New York arsen-
al. During the past few days hundreds
of eight. ten, twelve and thirteen-lnch
projectIlcs have been shipped from the
arsenal to Fort Pceble, Maine. Speak
Ing of his tour, General Merritt said:
II am pleased TO say that I found the
troops in excellent condition. The men
were all the picture OF health and the
regulations OF the ships working per-
fcctly. l may have q few suggestions
for the improvement OF some OF the
posts visited. but / do not care to dis
cuss that just now. i have uothing to
say on the subject OF the Maine disas-
ter more than that It was lanentable
and deplorable in the extreme"
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WHO can fail to take ADVANTAGE
this Offer. Send 10 cents 10 US tot
generous trial size or ask your drugs
Ask for Ely's Cream Balm. the M:
positive catarrh cure. Full size Y
cents. s
ELY BROS, Sc Warren St, NY cf
I suffered from catarrh Of the Tgs
kind ever since q hoy. and ] never af.
ed for cure, but Ely's Cream siIi
seems to do even that. Many ae1aaini
ances have used It with cxcellent r
sults,-Oscar Ostrum. IS Warren An '-
Chicago, Ill.
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the Shattered Nerves.

writes: with pleasure ] give my tcstl.
ymony for the wonderful remedy. Nsr-
vine. For number Of years have
been. troubled with nervousness and dix.
illness, brought on by an attack Of
La Grippe. ! suftered severely with
pains in the back OF my, head and at the
base OF my brain. On rising. walking or
lying down. I would have a rush of
blood to my head, everything would turn
black, and would be 60 dizzy that I
would stagger like q drunken man. I
employed a number Of physicians, and
tried nearly every remedy that was rec
commended TO me, but without relief,
After taking few doses OF DR.. Miles.
NervincI felt wonderfully improved,
and continued TO grow better. can
safely say It Is the only medicine
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A MAN stands no chance Of being
elected TO the. mayorship of city unless,
he enjoys the confidence and esteem OF
his ne!shbors. Geo. w. Humphrey is
the popular mayor OF Swanton, Ohio,
and under date of January II, 1895, he
writes rs follows: This is to certify TO
our appreciation of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. My family and neigh
bors have tested 1t. ana we know It is
an excellent remedy for coughs and
colds,-Gcorse w. Humphrey" Sold by
druggists. ~
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l WE are anxious to do a little good In
1 this world and Gun think OF no better or
intending One Minute Cough Cure as n
preventive OF pneumonia consumption
and other serious lung troubles that fol-
low neglected colds. Charles r.. Goethe,
Market and Twelfth streets; Chatham
Sinclair. For,y-sixth and Jacob streets:
"a. e. Sehecle. No. GOT Main street; Exley
Brosn Fem and Zane streets: Bowie &
Co., bridgeport n i7,i q. e Z, ~ 4
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have ever taken mat gave me y n, I,
lief. and for tho past thrse yess, 9.
heath has been conpara,ively n, !. y
BY bringing sound, reirSsAlp. /,
to the tired brain, soothing he la,,..;,
nerves and creating good appetlt,s :.
Miles Restorative Nervlne oys,s.,. !
the excessive waste OF The sys.tm I,
replaces what disease has roSSss 4 : !,
ItSadds strength to the Vital M. J,
assists manure to build up the TO,s 4.
tissues.
APositlve Guarantee. b
You run no risk In giving Dr., NM
Neryine a trial. If the first both, N.
TO benefit you, take the empty bss, !,
your druggist and get your money NJ
All druggists are authorized 10 IN 4,
FIRST bottle with that understands, =
Book on diseases OF the hear i,
nerves sent free. Address,
DR.. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart. n,
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IRON AND STEEL TRADE.
An Increased Production for February.
Prices Holding Up.

Al laClcdseu 1EouuCUQl lot teDTuary.
Prices Holding Up.
This weeks iron and steel market re-
view in the Ohio Valley Manufacturer.
OF Wheeling, says: Il
Although the returns have not been
published, ills safe to assume that the
report for February will show an in
creased production. Demand is fairly
active. and the requirements OF con-
sumers have SO far taken up enough of
the output to prevent congestion. Prices
hold to THE recent rise-$1O.25 for Bes-
sener pig metal and sl5.25 for billets
are the figures-and the producers are
maintaining them.
There is Just about business enough
TO SO round and warrant present prices,
ard us most. If not all, of the available
plants are in operation. there cannot be
any marked increase In production UNI
less prices so considerably beyond
those now ruling. The fact is, the mar
kets will rot stand much, II any more,
and matters would have healthier as
pect If a disposition to curtail produc-
ton was In evidence.
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KEY WEST, Fla, March 3.-The
schooner speedwell, Captain Collier,
from Marco. Fla, for Key West, was
struck by squat to-day; while OF
Marquesas. eighteen miles from here,
and capslZed. Nine persons were drown
ed. Among the victims were three
children OF Captain Collier and the en-
tire Nichols family. consisting of faith
er, mother. grandmother and three
children. The family OF Nichols was
from Bridgeport, Conn.
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River 1'eIegrnmr.

wARREN-River foot. cleir AZ
mild. 5I +,
GREENsBoRo-Rlver 5 fest i,
falling. Fair and warmer. James G
Blaine due down Friday; Ge.mal!a q!
Nellie Hudson up.
BROWNSVILLE-River 5 feet
inches and stationary. Fl 1s
PITTSBUiRGH--Riyer 80 feet a.
stationary at the dam. Clear and col
STEUBENYILLE-River EEL n
inches and falling. Cloudy and d:
Passed up-Lorena, Fl. K. Be1ts1,
Harry Brown, Volunteer, Een:erT5s
Catherine. Davis and Princess. Pa:,t'
down-Uranla and Ben Hur.
POINT PLEASANT-Riyer los e.
and falling. Cloudy.
CINClNNATI-Rlver 2l.5 feet al
falling. Cloudy.
& CAIRO-River 25.6 feet and ,al!-;
Clear and cool.
EVANSVILLE-Riyer 81 feet u.
falling. Cloudy and cold. al Il
LOUISVILLE-River falling; isst'
inch In canal; 6 feet II inches on bill
% feet below locks. Cloudy and cat
MEMPH1S-River 1T6 feet and al
ing. Cloudy and cool. a
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2 CINCINNATI, March 3.-As the Bos-
tonia steamed out from her wharf to-
night for Louisville, eight colorel roust-
abouts were thrown into the water.
Four were rescued and four were
drowned. They leave families. The
gang plank broke. Ten other rousta-
bouts were starting on to the plank
when II broke. e. usg
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Simply apply "SWAYNE'S ONT
AlENT." No internal medicine requir-
ed. Cures letter, eczema, Itch, all erup-
tons on the face. hands, nose, etc, leav-
Ing the skin clear, white and healthy.
Its great healing and curative powers
are possessed by no other remedy. ASK
your druggist for SWAYNE'S ONT.
MENT. Avoid substitutes. tths&w 3
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Tlie Court ofInuuIry,

KEY VEST, March S-Lieutenant
Mark, the Judge advocate of the Uni
ted States naval court of inquiry into
the loss ofthe battleship Maine, which
concluded its sessions here Yesterday,
said to-day that he did not know when
the court would leave Key West.
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What ,vniN. Do win tho Deer.
WASHINGTON. D. C., March s.-rhe

WASHINGTON, D. G., March 3.-Thc
senate committee on military affairs to-
day decided to recommend the passage
of joint resolution authorizing the
abandonment OF the government expo
dition for the relief OF tho miners in
tho Klondilto region which was au-
thorlzel last December,
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AMu.ssi.EM,jE|:NiTiss.l

Long before the curtain went up at
the Grand last night. tho cosy theatre
wa M cl,cd ,vith q bit- cro,vd ,n,,ons
!, Y \, :, ~ !.
70 see 'n t, enatn pion OF aii ehampions,r
and his excellent company OF vaudeville
and athletic stars. Fltxsimmons. recely-
"a IN ovstion ,na .,ni,,sl ayar,, ~. \,
Z, ~, aAl ~ l .as. : sse. -. .',sl' ~
pef Oh ! ms company was forced 70 DOW
acknowledgements, In lieu OF encores.
Stellar attraction that he n. .Fltzn has
surrounded h,,,.o, ,l,,, I, ao,,,.,,, 4, ~
A'''ssit VIZ, ipa'iy ~. .p
euuai VI my vaudeville aggregation
that trods the boards, and excelled by
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Thankful words written by Mrs. Ala
e. Hart. of Groton, S, D.: WAS taken
with q bad cold which settled on my
lungs; cough set In and finally termI-
mated In Consumption. -Four Doctors
gave me up. saying could live but a:
short time. I gave myself up to my
Savior. determined II could not stay
with my friends on earth. I would nee.
my absent ones above, My husband was
advised to get Dr.. King New Dlscoy-
cry for Consumption, Coughs and Colds.
l gave It a trial, took In all eight bot
ties. 1t has curedme, and thank God i
am saved and now a well and healthy
woman Trial bottles free at Logan
Drug Co.slDrus Store. Regular size
SOC and 81 co. Guaranteed or price re-
funded. ~ 3 III / {
Or. Miles Puiu E;I{sure g,ia rantcc6 " s,,n
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The Virginia passes up this i1orti.,
for Pittsburgh. 5'G
The marks at SIP. m. SHOWED fiatp
inches and about stationary. Wealth,
clear and cold. z.
The Queen City had nice inn q,
OF the upper river yesterday. inclaht,
several passengers added here.
The two barges ofcoal sunk at Dad.
man by the Tom Rees have been aba;.
doned by the owners, and viii Be bcE,
out OF the way by order OF the coal a.
change, as Will also n sunken coalby.
and fuelbont at Bakers Island, --pli..
burgh Commercial Gazette.
"A towboat reverses the usual o,,r
OF things when first viewed by pecs.
accustomedpto sea and lake navigate.
and canals.aiA boat pushing Instead !.
pulling eScites surprise. Therefore /.
should not be. called a towboat, but u.
name should be something which Bc1l
signify push. but more euphonIous thu
Observation-Disclosures Republican
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"a Cyclone I'm a Forrest
Isl Good Illustration IF "a s Effect Upona.
Nervous System
DR.. Miles Nerviine



The ravases OF Ia Grippe upon The.
system are due 10 It's peculiar exciting
eject upon the nervous system. At
lacks are frequently SO severe as to
cause deltrium in a few hours after the
tlrs. symptoms appear. No medicine
has ever been discovered tina. 50 readily
repairs the damage to the chartered
nerves as Dr.. Miles Restorative Ner-.
vine, 1t socthes and qufets the excited
nerves and brings rest and sleep to the
tired brain. 1t strengthens the stomach, !!
brings back the appetite and stimulates
digestion. II taken at once upon the frs.
approach OF the disease 1t will, in nine
cases out of ten, rcpcll the attack and
prevent its further in roads.
Mr.. Wallace Trobrlde. Delta, Ohio,
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TO CURE a COLD IN ONE D.r I
Take Laxative Bromo Qulaine Tasf.,
All druggists refund the money II !
fails 10 cure. 25c. The genuine ts; |
B. Q. on each tablet.
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coRDELE, Ga, March .. = shcr
Wood, prominent young farmer liv-
Ing near here, to-day shot and killed his
brother, Thomas Wood. Seeing the re-
suit OF the deed he turned the revolver
on himself, and sent n bullet through
his own head, killing himself Instantly.
The brothers had quarreled over. q busl-
ness matter. so
sATTESD stone IS Thonins' annual Inc,
curtain remnant ShtB To-day Come pSpec
ting crnnt values and you'll not BIO ,lisap.
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7WHooPING cough is tho most ala

WHooPING cough is the most dis
tresslng malndy: but It's duration can be
cut short by the use Of One Minute
Cough Cure. which Is also the best
known remedy for Group and all5lung
and bronchial troubles. Charles r.
Goethe. Market and Twelfth streets:
Chatham Sinclair, TForty-slXth and n.
cob streets. A, Z. Schecle, No. 607 Main
street: EXley Bros, Penn and Zane
streets: Bowie& Co., Bridgeport. . h
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q PARTIES trying to Introduce new
cough remedies, should know that tho
people will have DR.. Bulls Cough Syr-
up. p. ~ -
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GET your supper at the U. P. church
Friday evening. So cents. f. I;
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I.P0STIlEE DENIAL
\ Cont, II ned fro n rll.,r.r,

the phcifieos and reconcentrados. Men!
women and children are 80 ctnAciAted
from priyation that their ribs and
bones almost come through their shrlv-
eled skins. IL ever people needed relief
IL u these twretched recotcentrRdos.
1.-THE Insurgents nre we'll dressed.
well armed, well hbrsed mud well groom
ed-indeed they are slick and live easy
hve1. Cuba has been laid waste. OUT
side the towns one rarely sees n bulld-
ing. for the reason that all bulidiaSS
In the country have been ra2ed or
burned. Grass and weeds grow where
only the highest cultivation existed."''S.l
Mr.! Howard said that he was on the
wharf ut Havana when the Maine blew!
up. he, heard two explosions, a dull
one followed bya louder ono which
shook the ground aud nearly stunned
him. tigH g1st X
J.. j. Murphy. another passenger on,
the yigitanca, said: II am positive
that there were two explosions. The
first one was somewhat mutiied' but the
second was stunning In It's ioudness."
,cab,n Flilbn.iers.
WASHINGTON; d. c.. March a.-!Thc
state department received a call to-day
from Senior du Bose, the Spanish. charge
de affaires, this being diplomatic day.
tets Understood, however, TO have had
no relations to the Maine inquiry, which
up to the present time has not become
subject OF diplomatic exchange, fur
ther than in the presentation OF condo
lences. the facllltaton OF work OF SAL
wage. and Mr.. du Bosses statement tina.
no mines exist in Havana harbor. Mr..
du Bose received Information and
brought the record of the alleged I'LL
buster Dauntless up to date, and II Is
understood he to-day presented COM
plete memorandum on that subject
with a view to having the vessel APP
pretended. While the Information IS
asserted by the legation to establish the
recent expeditionary character OF the
Dauntless trips, It declares It was not
successful and submitted evidence to
the state department TO show that the
expedition proper failed to effect a
landing, but that General Agramonte,
Cuban leader. got ashore In small
boat and Is now wandering In the In
terror without having made juncture
with the insurgents.
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IA YEARS OF suffering relieved In a
night. itching plies yield at once to
the curative properties OF Doan's oint-
ment. Never falls. At any drug store,
so cents. q q; t;iIi !.
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a TWELVE MILLION.
Gallon Pump Recommended for
the Water Works.
slT is DEEMED NECESSARY.
FOR THE REASON THAT AN Acc1.
DENT MAKES THE PRESENT
EQUIPMENT INADEQUATE TO
SUPPLY THE DAILY coNsuarP-
a TON = THE COMMITTEE ACT
ED WITHOUT OBJECTION FROM
ANYONE = THE ANNUAL EsTI-
MATE REFERRED TO COUNCIL.
lT is DEEMED NECESSARY.

Last evening nm important meeting
OF the council committee on water
works and members of the water board
was held In the office OF the board, city
building The members OF the COM
mlttcc present were councllmen Haz-
lett Arndt, Beckett and Bradbury. OF
the water board Messrs. Jones and Ul-
rich .wero on hand, S.
Assistant Secretary Reed, OF the wa
ter board, read tho water boards estl-
mate OF receipts and expenditures for
1888, as follows:
IS WHEELING. W. Va, March ]. 1893.
To tho Honorable Mayor and Council OF
the City OF Wheeling. 2. a,
" GENTLEAiEN:-The city water board
hereby presents the following estimate OF
receipts and expenditures for the year 1888,
and respectfully requests your adoption OF
80 RECEIPTS. H Z.
q Balance, January j, 1S9s...........; 6,sss II
Estimated rcceipts,.....,.......... 10000 90
asif iroinl ts..tt ~. Vi. 5ys5t ~ sine ga q,
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j. J. Murphy. another passenger on,
the Vigiianca, said: " am positive
TINT there were two explosions. The
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George W. Pitner, candidate for town
ship trustee. respectfully solicits your
support at the Republican primaries,
SotDr5ny March 10 rslt-ss5.G - .1gs
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~ WHEELING. W.. Va. Feb. IS, 1895.
To the Cnmmittee nm Nn tor rrnrLs !.

GENTLEMEN:-Th city water board
has found II necessary In behalf OF the
welfare OF the city to Increase the water
supply. We have storage capacity OF
1900 900 gallons. Our daily consumption
Us about 100000 gallons. and during the
hot and dry summer months we consume
as high as ll.50O.O0O gallons. and within
100000 gallons OF oar entire capacity.
Should an accident occur to disable one
engine. 1t would be impossible to keep up
= he rIt ~! o. 4
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This afternoon at $3.50. the woman's
Missionary Society of the NJ. E. church
will be entertained at the home OF Miss.
Emma Her5erSn, f5f7 80 5l-lsslSl.