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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-08-05
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IN Ue county &C nrt of the state cf nrao,,,, g.,
tht county OF Lincoln. 'Vs"''' lot
~ dooe ,ae matter Ok the estate Of Jane, ,Io,ro~
cbG,ide bIG ihenTyy HawGr John lamar. Dave uo,~,r
TIhIA'les lamar, Mrs Saral, bison o.a "'.ar' u
nlXon Lulu Caste"l, Clara Eiso- Sa,a g.
cIdSI cIrnSsSI bRXon, Tillie Riggs, Ihester Hi.ams'
CCi,ne!S IIggS, ID. bruce Ilumnr Mnr1 H. =
C'yded Hamar, Greeting: ""u" ha'nar
IN lie NAME OF THE STATE OF op,,cr,.
l.; tnu & Ire herehy ci ed and reouired tn a,,,HN,
~ ~ tne Nountv Court Uf the STATE NJ ."PPeeWI
" We turIlE Ot lncoln at tire Court rnoT, ~ ,,r
a., a. Nv lo1eGo IN the comfy of inroln ON
in tbe vi uay OF August, 1893. at 10 oroct
fxed he ~ on VI u,at Gay, day especi51i,,
pose, then aud there TO \ o,v ca,,s "t sDat pnr-
mHH an 9ruer or Sale of the real estat" eI,Sl
~Dn,o,c ~ ahoull not be mace, MS I'm III ra.,tsssIu ,tssIu
Pafeu lor' to-wit: NorthenSi Il ~ l,s,titlfl
o,sW W '' ,"h - towns lip J. south. r1,,, = -, 60
roI -. lhIu lY'n% worth nf nhoy,. ,csoni, ~
frp,, property and IN TO Tic county road
wbiob Iio snl'ls, az VreHCn, to Nauuina DaV ~
vast oiso ~, ertioI w twp 10 south. RAM. II
eost ny 'l9" ortneast y Of northwest II ,,yn.
east OF and northeast 4 of tbe 'St so,;9s a nor;
NJ SVS.loIi %, twp 10 sonth, range 3 wo",
,,,ot West @ =, and northwest = of tic ~"
YS mYYSt = ehu southwest 4 eXcent n etri 5sVutn'
n e. on Ql the west side of said lSst - rns
VEST IN section 3G, twp 10 south ran,n
also ullu except l07 acres heretofnre sol
i of The q OF northeast 4 and nortIosa!
VI 1ne northwest q, or lots and p sonsIhst
T. 'ownship II south, range west o. section
witness, the Hon. ] =. +. stewart i,a,..
Si the County Court of the Sts5tog togr
rIS1 Oregon, for the county of iii%.e iinoe ul
,itn Nun tne seal of said Court of,iSoil,'
tls tnls l4th day of July, A. d isos Aeu,
'es'' ). H. Lutz, Clerk
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-08-05
Notice to naXnavers.

Notice is hereby given that the
Delinquent tax rolls for 1895, 1896
and 1897, have been returned to
me with warrant for collection.
These rolls will be open for a short
zine for the payment Of taxes,
when they will he closed and the
costs of collection will be added,
Statements Of all taxes will he
promptly forwarded upon receipt
of inquiry.
Dated this aa, day of July, 1898.
]. II. Ross,
Sheriff Of Lincoln county.
Oregon.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-08-05

1t no doubt was useful to the
republican party to demonstrate,
even for a short time, that silver
and wheat had parted company,
hut Mr.. Levi q. Letter who has
just paid six and a half million
dollars that his son Joe spent to
demonstrate it, probably thinks the
price is too high. The demonstra-
ton was a success, however, as
long as Joe's money lasted.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-08-05
Notice..

In the County Court of the State of Oregon, for
the County of Lincoln:
In the matter of the estate OF Peter Nc
Dougal, deceased
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE UN-
dersigned has been appointed by the County
Court OF the State OF Oregon, for Lincoln county,
administrator of the es tate of Peter McDougail
deceased. All persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified to present them
to me at Toledo, Oregon within six months
by law required.
Dated at Toledo, Oregon, this Srd day of Aug
ust, 1895
]. A. HALL,
deceased.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-08-05
The busy man thinks the

The busy man thinks the loafer
has constant picnic, with not a
thing in the world to worry his
mind. In this the averaged loafer
is misjudged. He has his task to
perform and is kept busy these
times. There is the war strategy
board to look after and criticise, in
addition to his regular duties of
condemning the town, settling all
political and financial questions, and
when not otherwise engaged, he
runs down the local paper.-Ex.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-08-05

In the rebuilding of the Linn
county court house, the county
court would do honor to themself
and all interested by inducing the
contractor who secures the work to
use the Oregon granite, lately locat-
ed on the line of the c. & E. R. R.
in all the rock work. This rock
has been pronounced the best in the
state, and we understand that it can
be had at the nominal price of the
transportation, the owners of the
quarry being anxious to introduce
is and prove its great value for build
ing purposes.-Albany Herald.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-08-05

September cad to October 22d of
this year will he month marked
by great results for the producers
of the Northwest, for during those
days the product of their labor will
be gathered together and attrac-
lively displayed at the Oregon
Industrial Exposition.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-08-05

Mrs. Twiss, a dressmaker of
Baker City, was about dead after
an illness of several months, when
the doctor took about IS feet of
thread from her stomach. She had
carelessly swallowed it at different
times while at her work.-Ex.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-08-05

There is no discount on the
good quality of our grains and
grasses. People here at home
recognize that fact. But the farm
ers should save a few samples for
strangers to gaze upon at the CON-
ing Oregon Industrial Exposition.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-08-05
-Aazai2sistrat0r'S ToSics

III the County Vour. trs fGe yn.e. OF crcg'h lI
Lincoln county, Ofehur.
ceagct:
NOTICE ~ YEEESI GIVEN THAT Ir,5
luGers'-0eG ms hen lriy appointed Gs ss
~ Nttr9tHr q; Ire estate o' i'ii NTr'uy;t t
osnIsed, BY tAe iionoriito Couu'y Court Of i is.r.
;O,h Snuniy, Orcyon, any auJ al rOr'ors L Lai
fIS ciaInls aeainet griA tftate R-a erc'y h,r
I'el u hr"s''ri y cir claims drlv "'rIhio ~,
ocIalng ~ 'aw al ny iNsid .rce IN SileH v,uf
ILL Wthin six GcntEs from u u cate VA
SHg Hh1 al = rsor. wh0 arp iidel ~ 10 Ms
,.,.'. are also notified % rnc said ndeU'gsr s
tn teMs 70 the uu1ersigrei within six ploh"'
iirp:u the date hereof. -.
D3t"9 July Is, ISIS isAtC MARTIN,
c"Rsed
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-08-05

In the naval battle of Santiago
the Oregon fired 1916 shots. The
patriotic figures easily account for
the great victory.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-08-05

An Arkansas editor explains his
position as follows: Our aim-Tell
the truth though the heavens take
a tumble. Our paper-Of the peo-
pie, for the people, to be paid by
the people. Our religion-Ortho-
doX, with belief in hell for delin-
quent subscribers. Our motto
Take all in sight and rustic for
more. Our policy-To love our
friends and birthstone our enemies.
If thine enemy smite thee on one
cheek, swipe him with haste and
deXterity at the butt of the most
convenient ear. What we advo-
cate-Oue country, one flag, one
WHEAT time. Our ohject-To
live in pomp and oriental splendor.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-08-05

Nr. Cady's inne,t;oA Hoitd'lA th.s
Just Waa5 a horse reeds when IN q,
condition. Tonic, blood purifier {, =,
voiiinittuge. They are NOT food .pu, |.
medicine and the best in use to pu' az Z
morse in prime condition. Price -
cents per package.
For sale by o. o. Krogstad J lulg gist.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-08-05
WANTED.

Energetic, hustling young men to rep
resent the keystone Watch Co. Good
opportunity to right party. No expert
ence necessary.
KEYSTONE WATCH Co.,
Portland, Oregon.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-08-05

uHy OlU HymDCOmS,
Dr. Niles Remedies
are sold by all drug
gists under a positive
guarantee, first bottle
benefits or money re-
funded. Book on dis
eases Of the heart and
nerves free. Address,
DIR. MILES MEDInA
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-08-05
For OD1y 500
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/ GOO PACE R00K FRET

OVER 2o.coo r0rfEs OF 1857 8oOC WEN
SOD Lr25 GETT% EACH.
., IN accurate aud superior l;OS,E Of RcieTiT
.h@%t ~ tstls ,or " yuU ySni,t to know. \ pNd-
rus nNce@rHT ana Iard BOOK ~ EncyrIoplla
~ i,.fnafiil ~ subj CT Statistic uft iGL r.
Il tIcNI and -!gri uirrraI: iitrris, Il 1cny :
th!ellciJuE Fact, aud re pe7al ltscllrtl lf7i
Farm.
a copy .pt this book VIII nc sent 20 81 S
ssG;Tiplng edt,tely ant SendInG II Gems
M,l9,!onal W. f0y mailing expenses. =. abing yl.E'
~. I6e book will be plbishc1 aNo1g Dee
DSf -, 1851. copies Of tb- hroE vii !e .en'l
F0nn af;"r the ubog. dara Ne rnsyfrle.
Addre@', TIE Li;Ao32, Tgled1 Oregon
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-03-03
TO SEE SECRETARY ALGEa.
Purpose of the Visit OF Wheeling Pee
nin IN Vosbtrrtnn .lE.

Purpose OF the Visit OF Wheeling Poo
pie to Washington.
The silly publication in an evening
paper yesterday regarding the visit to
Washington OF several Wheeling people
is entitled to just % much considera-
ton as the public usually gives utter
ances Of the sheet in question, ard no
more.
Secretary John E. schelhase, of the
city water board. Is at the national
capital on business OF the water board,
and was accompanied there by City
Collector Hall, and later Joined by
Sheriff Richards and Circuit Clerk Hen
ming, and their pilgrimage possesses not
the LEASH significance, the evening pa
per to the contrary not withstanding.
Some time ago the war department.
In pursuance OF the policy OF prevent
ing encroachmerts on the channels of
the river, notified the Wheeling water
board that It must not encroach beyond
the bank. Now tho water board has
plans for improvements that make 1t
necessary to use the river bank beyond
the pumping station plant, and Secre-
tury Scheihase, assisted by the other
gentlemen named. Is Inv Washington in
an endeavor TO secure the assent of the
war department to the use Of the bank
by the water board. And That's all
there Is in It all.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-03-03

c. B. jefferson, Klaw & Erlanger's
great production, "Jalmer Cox's Brown
les" which has been so phenomenally
successful in New York, Philadelphia,
Boston, Chicago and other large cities,
will be seen at the Opera House on Mon
day night Of the coming week, for the
first time in Wheeling. 1t Is the most
wonderful spectacle that has ever been
presented In this country,and the crowds
It attracts everywhere are enormous.
During its long run Of 156 nights In New
York, Its marvellous scenic effects were
described and illustrated in the principal
magazines and weeklies. No produc-
ton OF the kind ever created greater
sensation In the metropolis than 1.-THE
Brownies" and It will be seen here ex-
actly as It was presented In New York.
The same company of seventyfour WELL
known burlesque people; the twelve
elaborate scenes, Including shlpwreck
and volcano: the wonderful RONALD
head-to-head balancers; Eddie Pinaud,
the Brownie trick blcyclist: the dazzling
flying ballet that Is danced in mid-air to
bewitchlns effects OF light:. the dance OF
the beautiful oriental girls, and other
striking features will be witnessed In
their entirely. The famous Brownie
Man" Palmer Cox, will also appear, and
draw Brownies for the audience. THE
Brownies" Is one Of the greatest attrac-
lions of the season, and the spectacle
vii pack the house. Seats 60 on sale
tomorrow. the first floor being reserved
at 81 so and 81.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-03-03
TIE RAILROADS..
county.

1 A railway man who Is Interested In
the subject has gone to The trouble 10
figure out the length OF the new sys-
TEN which Will be controlled by ex-Sen-
ator Brice when he has completed the
extensions which he Is planning in or.
der to secure trunk line from Chlca-
so 70 the AtlanHc According to these
figures the line Will start from Chicago
svia the Illinois Central to Kankakee
sflfty-slx miles; thence on the Findlay,
Fort Wayne 6; Western seventy-elght
miles and the connections 10 be built
from Kankakee to Fort Wayne one
hundred and forty miles: thence from
sFihdlay TO Carey. to be built, twelve
miles; thence: Northern Ohio, Carey to
/ Akron, one hundred and seven miles:
Akron to New Castle to be built, sew
cnty miles; Allegheny & Western, New
Custle to Punxsutawney, nincty-eIght
miles; thence Buffalo. Rochester &
pittsburgh to Clearflcld,. forty-fiye
miles; Beach Creek from Clearield TO
sWililamsport. one hundred and four
miles; Reading to Tamqun, one hundred
miles,; Central OF Now Jersey to Jersey
CITY, nine hundred and forty-flve miles.
The combination forms line only
sthlrty-two miles longer than the Penn
5sylyanla short route between Chicago
! and New York, seven miles shorter
than the Pennsylvania longer route.and
sthirty-flvc miles shorter than tho route
s by the New York Central and Lake
Shore -s15-s Hsg
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-03-03
ADJUSTMENTS.

There is great interest here in the APP
pearance OF Champion Bob" Fftzs!m-
mons, who opns a half weeks engage
ment at the Grand this evening.
1t may safely be said to the present
champions credit that unlike some
others who have held the title, he is not
a particle ashamed OF the profession
which brought him fame and fortune.
There is considerable more than mere
prize fighting, too, to the exhibition in
which F,ftz Will appear at the Grand.
AS the victor OF SIS hard fought battles,
1t IS not saying too much to assert that
the exhibition given by Fltzsimmons is
about the finest example of the art OF
self defense ever witnessed, one that is
not only interesting but instructive to
all classes, and his sparring partner,
Mike Connolly, IS said to make great
showing with the champion. Bob will
also demonstrate his methods Of train
ing on his ball punching apparatus and
illustrate many Knockout blows.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-03-03
ABOUT sou PEOPLE I
Stranger, Ia the city ani wheeling Pto-


Z Among the out Of town stockholders
OF me Equitable Insurance Company.
attending the annual meeting In this
city yesterday. were: Col. c. L. Smith.
Ex-Governor a. b. Fleming. ]. NJ. Hart
ley. John B. Crane, It. a. Devinrey, OF
FalrInbnt: Eugene Baker. II. w. Wat
son, Charlessown; George w. Harrison.
jr.. Elkins; w. II. D. Dent, j. N. Heck.
man. Senator g. b. Graham. Grafton
DR.. Cooper, wellsburg: ]. p. Jones, Ter
IA Alta; eS-Shoriff Shaw. Klngwood;
Judge Henry Brannon, Weston; Capt
a. n. Prichard, MannlnSion; Prof. l. G..
White, Morgantown. < 5'T,3t4
John yenaman. otthc Eighth ward, !s
on the sick list. 81
S. L. Gould and wife, ot Parkcrsburg.
are at the Windsor.
Mr.. George Adams left yesterday for
Cambridgehoro Springs. n !.
B. F. spldell and wife. OF slstesvllle,
are guests OF the stamnn. .
Mrs. James FltEsimmons. OF South
Eoft street, is critically Ill. .sg}-7.
Col. Phil a. schafrer. OF Moundsvillc.,
was in tho city yesterday. N
State Senator William G. worley. Of
Klngwood, IS at the Mcclure.
l. S. Bambrick was q New Cumber.
land citizen at the s,amm yesterday.
II. b. Buckley, OF Sm,th1eld. and II.
shafrer. Of Warrington, are West Yir-
gln!ans at the Howell. II
o. S. Mckinney, George De Bold and
L. l.. Malone were Fairmonters register
ed at the Mcclure last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Milton, who
have been the guests OF Major Aonzo
Lorlng, at Elm Grove. left for their
home in st. Louis.
Albert Ankle, son OF ex-Justlcc Of the
Peace Joseph a. Ankle, OF the Eighth
ward, came home from Weston yester-,
day. on a visit to his parents. I,5
Eben T. Albert, OF Dillon, Wheat e.
Hancher Company, has severed his con-
nection with that firm, to accept POSI-
ton with Frank Bonet. Of Columbus, Q.
81. Pennsylvania railroad officials In The
city yesterday were: G. L. Peck. VIC.
Cushing and r. Z. McCarty, of Pitts.
burg'h; ]. II. Hamilton, Of Parkersburg;
and P. Walsh, of Columbus.
10 nj 0iii NILS. w lllliIu FIukeT, lOEIlltTly
OF Cadiz. o., have been visiting Mrs. Eva
Hayburn, on Thlrty-frst, street. Mr..
F'rater Is to take charge OF Mr.. Henry
Schnrulbach's stock farm near Roney's
Point.
Mrs. johnson, OF New York. state, ac-
companied by her sister, Mrs. Mccoy,
and Mrs, Grier, OF Elm Grove. was at
Valley Grove a few days ago. making an
informal call with acQualntances OF
former years. It Is Mrs. Johnson's ma
.tive place. and twenty-six years have
elapsed since her last visit. She Is now
the guest OF her brother, !. T. Jones, OF
Elm Grove.
Henry W. Hughes, cashier OF the
Wheeling office of the Mutual Life In
surance Company. Is in the city, the
guest of C. "A. Bukey. Mr.. Hughes Is n
singer OF considerable reputation. He
possesses 4 bass voice OF rare quality.
and were he TO devote his time TO music,
he would make his mark. He will sing
with the chorus in the Mckinley concert
tomorrow night. and on Thursday nigh:
he will assist Mr.. Mckinley as a soloist
In the Marietta concert A few OF Mr..
Bukey's friends will meet Mr.. Hughes
this evening at Mr.. Bukey's rooms
parkprSblIrc Journal 800 a.#.- 81
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-03-03
LOCAL BREvITIEs.
OF Minor Moment in and About

Matters OF Minor Moment In and About
tho City.
Grand, to-night-Bob FHtzslmmons
Vaudeville Company.
Part of the Riverside tube works went
Off yesterday, on account; OF break Of
bell-weld, but may get on to-day.
The ladies of the United Presbyterian
church will give one of their famous
suppers at the church tomorrow even.
ing. 5jl.i
The opening OF Charles L. Held's res
taurant, on Market street. yesterday.
was great success, and his patrons
were pleased beyond measure with the
modern arrangements and good service.
Rehearsals are being held nightly by
the young people who take part In the
entertainment on the evening OF March
II at the Carroll Club auditorium. for
the benefit OF st. Mary's parochIal
school.
Richie council, No. IL. Jr. o. U. A. NJ.
willhave an open meeting, March ~ A
entertainment. and good speakers will
well attended to.
The quick-meitlng snow which fell
yesterday produced a vile article Of
slush, and walking was anything but
pleasant Later in the evening the
mercury dropped, and slippery weather
Is on to-day's bill of fare.
At Redeker Bros grocery. No. 2l37
Market street. the ladies of the Second
Presbyterian church will sell groceries
: to the multitude At large. and there will
doubtless be n Klnndike rush of male
buyers in that direction Friday and Sat-
40
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-03-03
MUSICAL. WHEELING.

The Woman's Musical Club gives It's
bl-weekly matinee tomorrow In the
"a. o. u. ". temple, at $3.50 o'clock. The
afternoon will be an unusual one and
because OF 1t the attention Of the pub
lie, which will have the privilege OF at
tending. is called 10 the fact Three
graduates OF the Boston Conservatory
of Music are to assist the regular menu
hers who. aside from the added attrac-
ton. had prepared an especially pleas
ing programme. The young ladies who
have kindly consented to appear before
the Woman's Club and its friends, are
Miss Chamberlain, Miss Wehrs and
Miss Lecper, house guests OF Mr..
Charles Conner, OF South Chapline
street. aud with the testimonial rccog-
milton OF their Alma Mater, beside per-
sonal attractiveness, cannot help but
add much OF interest for an audience OF
music lovers. The programme as APP
pended, will be performed with perhaps
the addition OF another plano solo by
Miss Leeper. the instrumentallst OF the
trio, and who accompanies the other
young ladies', both OF whom have ex-
ceptionally fine voices. The programme:
Wagner (two vlolIns and piano. .......
Recommendations from Tlnnhauser
Mrs. +. B.. Me!ghen, Miss Flora Pollack
and Mrs. Charles o. Roemer.
Mendclssohn (volces). ...............G Greeting
Miss Flora StIfel and Miss Margaret
Harvey. st
Mendclssohn (plano).. :. Rondo Capriccioso
.. Miss Sadie Emshelmer y
Bauer (voicc with violin oblIgato)..
.............Thou'rt Like Unto q Flower
Miss Gertrude RcIstcr.
Schubert (volce)..........a Du Dist die Rub
i.E. To be Sung on the Waters
Miss Zou Hastings.
Raft tpiaAo).. ...................,.La Fllcusc
Miss Leeper.
Back (voice). ....................,...S Sunset
Miss Wehrs.
Bartlett (volce).. ....................A Dream
Miss Chamberlain.
Chorus. The Bridal OF the Birds
Choral Club.
Mrs. Flora Williams, Musical Director.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-03-03
ORDER OF PUBLICATION,

~ A.
Tho Stnte OF West Virginia, 'EiSirI,,
Ohio County, ~: .'{I' z
In the Circuit Court OF Ohio c,r,,.
West V'rginlaA February Rules, Ia SSSa9.
Dollar Savings Bank vs., p. II pos,,..
administrator. and Others, -ln chSnss;s,
The object OF this suit Is 10 eompel y,
tribution from those for whom i, n n SUS'
bins, as trustee, hold the title 10 u certS SS,
mineral iands and privileges 30 Wayss
known rs the Ferguson land, for tb.V nv
ment OF tho sum OF seven hundrpS ~
twenty.four G2D dollars and ninety s. ssa
with interest from May 3, 1881. IA ~
costs OF this suit, tho above tnsnIinSstt
sum being evidenced by n note dStea W "
yember o, iS96, made by said p, n n "
bins, trustee, and held and owned By Y.
plaintiff. Z - v w
And It appearing from an atrlday,, a.,
In snid cause, ut these rules, Thai III I "
PENDANTS, j C, Anderson, J, NJ, Ferns,
and u. H. Beard, are not resllonts ~ X.
state of West Virginia, mud they moi M W.
Ing been served with process In said ~.
on motion OF the. plaintiff. by lis ai,o,,
ney, this order OF publication Is entsss;
against them, and 1t Is ordered that N.
required TO appear within one month an.
the date OF the first publication Of N,
order and do what Is necessary to mr. ".
their interests, It IL further ordered H.,
this order be published and posted as r.
quircd by law. ~
Witness. c. II. Henning. clerk o, An,
said court. at the court house OF al
county, this - day OF February, III
to-wit: February Rules, 1893. -.
n. G. II. HENNlNC. clcrt K
Published the first time February ia ia
Attest: CHI, sHENNIN(; Tis,u
w. ]. W. CoWDEN, Ts5-''' : wv w.
Attorney for Plaintiff fehn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-03-03
LONG RUNS FAVORED.

Many officials are endorsing the prac-
tice OF long runs by locomotives. They
claim that one engine can practically do
the work OF two engines under the old
system, and that the change has brought
about economy In half a dozen other
matters. says the Columbus Dispatch.
At the last meeting OF the operating
officials OF the Big -Four reports were
presented which showed successful re-
cults from the long runs, both In passcn-
ger and freight business. The through
passenger trains on that road are all run
from terminal to terminal with ono en-
CINE. Many freight trains on each d.
vision have also been experimental with.
and in most cases the plan has worked
well. Changes of crews are made at
divisional polnts, but It has been found
that less money needs to be tied UP in
equipment when the engines are made to
do double service,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-03-03
Want, 10000 Dnmng...

Special Dispatch to the Intelllgencer.
MART1NsBURG. w. Va, March a.
E. s. Relnhardte, administrator OF Hen
ryisheppard, brought suit in the United
States court here to-day, against Oscar
G.. Murray and John K. Cowen. re-
ceivers of the Baltimore 6 Ohio railroad,
for $4,000 damages. Sheppard was kill
ed in a railroad accident at Shenandoah
Junction several~years ago.