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Acctdent NnrroWlv Averted.

CLEVELAND. o., Nov. LA Wilson
avenue street car carrying forty pas
sengers and running at good rate OF
speed, early to-day, jumped the track
just as 1t ran on to the Wilson avenue
bridge, which spans a deep ravIne. The
car crashed into the side railing of the
bridge and tore It away. The front
trucks went over the side of the struc-
ture, after which the car stopped, over
hanging the gully seventy-five feet be-
low. A panic among the passengers
followed Women tainted and men
fought their way to the doors. Had the
car moved another foot or two 1t would
have undoubtedly gone over,
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there was not enough money in Wall
street, or in this country to induce
them to accede to such a thing. Is
that cooperation? AS a result, we
have 1--WE hundred pots in operation
outsIds the combine. need not go into
details in regard to over-productlon. In
regard to our limit OF SO, many boxes
per week or month l will say that is ali
any man is able to make who has his
OWE preservation at heart The public
is Intelligent enough to know that
there can only be SO much of this pro-
duct used, and that IL 1t did leave the
factory at a reduced price and was not
used 1t remains in some store house. 1t
is a commodity thas can be stored.
Quality is never lost in storage OF win
dow glass. There was time when the
jobbers carried the stock and when the
settlement of wages came up, the Ques-
ton, "how much glass has the jobber
on hand?" came up also. In regard to
our organization violating the contract
labor law will say, II 1t was through
Quay that the case was dismissed, 1t is
to his credit. There was no violation;
those men came to this country because
there was room for them. They were
not under any contract with Chambers
and Mckee. L. A. 800. or anyona else.
The men were free to leave the employ
of Chambers and Mckee at any time
they pleased. Mr.. Hollis comparison of
our labor unions to trusts, is an insult
to every man that has his country at
heart. If the window glass trust had
the broadness of our labor unions that
characterize them, Live and let live"
we would not always be at swords
points, although 1 am free to say there
smoreharmony between laborandca
tai than ever existed. do notknow who
this Byron W. Holt is. but 1 wager he
is one Of those men that are crying be.
cause his COW has failed in milk.
GLAsSwoRKER.
Wheeling, Nov. /.
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PERSONAL MOVES.
Going and Coming of Wheeling
People and Visitors.

People ana N4SAIVES'
B. A. Lord, Of st. Marys, is at the
Howell.
A. T. Smith and wife, of Friendly,
are at the stamm.
j. Maxwell. Of clarksburg, is regis
tered at the Mcclure.
MD. HelmIcK, Of Morgantown, Is reg
istered at the Stamm.
]. c. Bardell, OF Moundsville, was at
the Stamm yesterday.
F. ]. Faulkner, of Warrington, Is in
the city, at the Windsor.
Charles N. Matheny, Of st, Marys, was
al the Mcclure yesterday.
Roy H. Stewart and wife, OF Man
nington. are at the Windsor.
H. H. Hilton and F. H. Park, OF Par
kersburg. are ct the Windsor
T. C. Hornbrook was in the city yes
terday, a guest of the Stamm.
Mrs D. E. Helsartner and SON. OF
Newburg, are at the Windsor
F. P. Frey, representing the Egypta
Opera Co., is at the Windsor
L. A. Brenneman and J. K. Davis, Of
slstersvllle, are at the Mcclure
R, s. Mcconnell. of Moundsvllle, was
registered at the Mcclure yesterday
]. H. Hamilton and j. F. schaffner,
Of Parkersburg, are at the Windsor.
T. C. Neal, OF sistersville, was among
the West, yIrginIans at the Windsor
yesterday:
8. G. Pyle, OF Middlebourne, was one
of the West YirginIanS at the stamm
last night.
Mrs. Phil Lively, L, Davis, A. Bruner
and E. j. Emerson, Of sislersville, were
at the Howell yesterday.
T. ]. Reynolds. Of Huntington, and
A. j. Yoke, Of SistersvIlle. spent yester-
day in the city at the stamm
NJ. A. Wilson, OF Greggs. and S. Simp-
kIns. Of Amos, were among the West
Virginlans registered at the Howell yes
terday.
Mr.. and Mrs John Wallace returned
yesteray from their bridal "trip to east
ern cities. After November 10 they VIII
be at home on Fourteenth street.
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Last night It was learned from oflcial
sources that the terms Of the options
taken on the plants Of the Crystal
Glass Company, at Bridgeport, and the
West Virginia Glass Company. at Mar
tins Ferry. had been complied with by
the National Glass Company (the table,
ware comblne) and that the transfer of
both plants becomes operative yester-
day, November /.
The secretary of the West Virginia
company. Mr.. A. j. smith. received In
formation yesterday shortly after noon
from Pittsburgh oficials Of the Ma
tIonal that the terms of the option had
been complied with. and that represent
tatives Of the company would be at
Martins Ferry Thursday or Friday to
take a complete inventory Of the plant
and stock on hand. both Of which are
included in the sale. The book accounts
are not included in the transfer. The
consideration is said to be $4,000 cash,
being about 151 on the capitalization Of
$4,000. The plant, which has been rum
ming steadily. will be shut down for the
inventory this week. It Is said Sscre-
tary Smith will remain with the Com
Germ.
Captain Edward Muhleman, secre.
tary and general manager Of the crys-
tai Glass Company. was asked last
night whether the option taken by the
National on the Crystal had been
closed. He replied that 1t had not, but
would give no further information. A
few minutes later he called ini the IN
telligencer and stated that he was just
in receipt of telegram from Fits
burgh stating thar the provisions Of the
option had been complied with and thas
the deal was consumnated. For a COM
sideratlon said to be ScO2 500 cash. being
lS5 on the capitalization Of $4,000 the
National acquires the plant, stock on
hanQ ana tue OOok ACCUuHI9 VI eHs WI
Germ. The dea! was closed through the
Union Trust Company Of Pittsburgh, to
which the Crystal people recently for
warded the necessary deeds, bills Of
sale, etc. The transfer becomes effec-
tive, commencing yesterday, NOvem-
Der !.
The requirement Of these plants
leaves but one tableware plant iii the
Wheeling district operating independ-
ent--the eentral-and, as was printed
At the time. an effort was made to sell
out to the National several months ago.
but proved unsuccessful, owing to the
opposition of majority of the stock
holders,
The withdrawal of so much Wheeling
money from the Crystal and West Viz
glnia plants. it is believed, will mako
it an easy matter to finance the COM
pany to be formed to acquire and oper-
ate the old Hobbs plant on the South
Side.
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At meeting Of the executive COM
mittee OF the Baltimore and Ohio line,
held few days ago in New York, the
matter of expanding between $4,000 900
and SGOOO.OOO on improvements to the
system was discussed While It is
practically settled that not less than
100000 will be spent. the full details
of the work of Improvement have not
yet been settled upon. The amount to
be spent, together with the &S5,OOOOOO
used In lettering the conditions OF the
line since the establishment of the re-
celvershIp, will make up the amount
sufficient to bring the property to the
physical condition o: n standard line
the officials believe. The proposed Inn
provements contemplate expenditures
in every line. Such advantage has
been taken of low prices for material In
the past us cannot be taken soon again.
All tho steel rails ordered have cost nm
average price Of but 800 This rcIu-
Veuation Of the old Baltimore & Ohio
is showing up In the new quotation up
on stock, and considerably more favor
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National class company.

PITTSBURGH, Pa. Nov. 1.-The Ma
tIonal Glass Company, the combination
OF glass tableware manufacturers be-
gan business to-day, week earlier
than had been expected, President H.
c. Fry said that the new company IS
composed of nineteen firms. The United
States Glass Company will work in har-
mony with the new company as to prices
and there viii be no more cutting OF
rates to secure business. II was ah-
nounccd by one of the company thaI
there Will be no advance in prices
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WASHINGTON, D, c., Nov. 1.-The
positive statement is made here by au-
thority that Spain does not retain pos
session of single island IN the Philip
pine archipelago. This is called forth
by the declaration In the Spanish cortes
yesterday. of the Count de Almenas
that through ignorance the American
peace commissioners had allowed three
islands at the northern extremity OF the
archipelago to remain under Spanish
control through their definition in the
treaty OF the boundary of the group.
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able comments are expected to be heard
upon the system as the result Of the
plans nov, being laid out.
A New idea

Employees of the Chicago & Alton are
to be assisted in securing life insurance,
says the Chicago Record. The com.
pany purposes to pay 80 per cent to one
half OF the premium Of each policy, the
men to stand the rest By this action
the cost of securing life insurance by
employees in certain lines OF railroad
business, which has been practically
prohibltive, is greatly reduced. By Its
present agreement with one Of the larg-
est companies Issuing accident and life
policies the cost is brought down to
about the same as in other lines Of bus
mess. For term life policies the COM
pany will bear one-halt the premium
for the first five years, the employees to
pay for the subsequent years. These
policies are to be issued only to such
as hold accident policies for the same
amount. This is said to be the first
instance of railroad Offering to defray
the, expenses of life insurance for Its
employees.
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aIhnnu.Hoomor Comnnnv.

For one solid week. commencing next
Monday evening. November G, with
daily matlnees. beginning Tuesday, the
GIbney- HoefFler Company win present
q series of scenic productions with spe-
clalties between acts making a contIn-
uous programme. The opening bill
for Monday evening Is Frederic Bry-
toms Forgiven" to be followed by
THE Woman in Black" "Thc New
Charity Ball" Under the Black Flag"
THE Inside Track" and others La
dies tickets as usual have boon dis.
tributCd for the opening night and The
GIbneyS win doubtless be greeted by n
large audience at their opening per-
Torrance,
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uprOol,lyn handicap To-nlght.

"BrooKIyn duHuICWP 4U-HIBHl'
The "Brooklyn Handicap" is the high
class Offering of the Aubrey Dramatic
Company for tonight at the Grand. 1t
has never before been presented here at
popular prices, and first class produce
ton, with new specIaltIes between acts,
is promised. At the matinee Two Or
phans" Will be repeated. This was last
nights bill, and II delighted very
large audience Miss Boyer, In the role
Of the blind girl, displayed remarkable
emotional ability, while the remaining
parts were admirably cast and the pro-
ductIon on the whole was very artistic
and satisfactory.
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ROME. Nov. lit is announced here
that 1t is certain that King HumoeH
and Emperor William will meet short.
~, and that the interview Will be o.
great political Importance to the l'ai-
ian and German governments whlcn
have already agreed to renew the t5Iayj
OF alliance. The emperor. 1t is adigG,
is also urging Emperor Francis JOSEF"
to visit King Humbert.
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The business done at the West VIr-
glnIn glass works during the month OF
October. was the largest in the history
Of the plant. The output Of this con-
Germ war enormous and this In itself
speaks well for the present MANAGE
ment During the month thIrty-hve
car loads Of glass was shipped, which
beats previous records OF the plant
about one.eiEhth. The factory worked
twenty-six days during the month and
about sixteen nights. u
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PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Nov. IA
dispatch received by the maritime OK
change here to-day from Charleston
s. c.. says the steamer George L. Coll
we'll. Captain Gaskill from Fernandln"'
for New York, has foundered' The
captain is the only one saved,
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ARRESTED FOR RAPE.
A Richland Coal Miner Accused of
Serious Crime,

serious crime.
Upon complaint of his wife, John
Crawford was arrested yesterda2, on
the charge Of criminally assaultlng ten
year-old Cora Stout, his step-daughter
Mrs. Crawford says the assault was
made MondaS night, at their home near
the RIchland coal mines, north of the
city. She came TO town yesterday and
swore out a warrant for Crawford's ar
rest before Justice Rogers. who placed
the matter In the hands of Sheriff
Richards who, with Lieut.. MIchaels,
went up to the coal mines. where the
accused was working, and arrested
him. He made no protest and was
committed to jail to await his hearing,
which was set for to-day,
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nntn of the Molinsnx Trinl.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-Justicc Furs-
man in the criminal branch OF the SUI
preme court to-day set Tuesday NO.
vcmbcr II, as the day on which the 'riai
of Roland h. Mollneux, charged WIN
having caused the death of Mrs i>a'e
j. Adams, last December, will begin
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Ex.eovernOr saunders Dead,

OMAHA. Neb., Nov. l.--Ex-GovernoF
Alvin Saunders died to-day. He was
one OF the earliest settlers in the state
and during his entire career was "
prominent figure in it's political and
business life. Old age was the cause OF
the ex.governor,s death.
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LIMA, Ohio. Nov 1.-The price of LII
ma crude oil advanced two cents a
barrel to-day, while eastern oil went
up three cents, There has been no de-
cline in the price of oil since the ad-
vance started at forty-Hve cents sew
eral months ago. The advances have
not Increased production enough to pre-
vent drawing upon stocks, and ship
ments continue to exceed runs by 10000
barrels a day. North Lima is quoted
now Mt 81 II; South Lima at 81 90. and
Indiana, 81 O6,
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GELS BOTH! PLANTS.
National Glass Company Acquires
Crystal and West virginia,
THEDEALSRERFPU7 THROUGH

wednesday, at Pittsburgh, where
the omcials Of the Combine Com-
7ued With the Provisions Of the
Options That Had Been Obtained.
The Transfers Date From Novssm-
bsr 1-lnvoiceS to DO Taken This
week.
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WE continue to soil at 20 per cent dis
count.
WEDaEwooD, 1908 Main Street.
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Excursion Rn,,,

The sollosinE are amcpr ~.
enrsions recently announc,si n
Santa Fe Route =
Annual Convention W q rr
Seattle. Wash. Out. 20 q. 10, :, !
above occasion tickets NAV go, n
70 Portland. Ore, Taeou,s asd So. +.
Wash as follows Date % sals 0.8
IL 10 Ii. 1889 y
From Ocsol,er . 10 8 inrl4.s,s i.
through rate from Lamar 10 o., y
will he fedpee,i from S2T 70 - 8
coBtiHnoas passage. aud for 49,.
persod Lamar % 81 Louis 81, ~
sss lily. S2u The reduced r,.s
aPpi,e- TO Intermediate poi5.. /,
tween Kansas City ard Chirs,g
state Meeting ut Odd FeTrr. !.
Cripple Creek October 10 tof ~.
fare far roaad trip Date q $50.
~ 70 III, fiual limit u-t q.
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Next Sunday morning Rev,
Knuckey viii take a. his subject
'-Old Landmarks and ia the even
ing viii discourse upon Making
Use Of Opportunities Hymns ~,
7To and $40; II. 3Si and i2l. The
old choir viii be in attendance at
both services and viii oontinnc 70
sing hereafter.
The KioNa county democrats held
their convention last week hnd nom.
mated county ticket. but IS faded
TO contain the familiar names of j ;.
Booher aud n A. Long outsiders r.
fuse TO regard the tieke, as regular
Can il he possible that q belstesi
blush Of modesty has struck those
gentlemen; or has the supply Of nerve
food VA that county been exhausted
This Uuitcd Presbyterian Church
ave thsir ps<or Rev Milford Tidt
t,,,ll and family very pleasant sur
prise last evening. Atout filty mem
bsrs and adbereuts came in cn them
unuwsres aud after Spreading the ey
euinc 10 social enjoyment which va.
greatly sided by the naw ehesr. a
fruit lunch was served and Eidci
Martin in babAIf % The eougrcgstirn
aud sahertnt- presented a handsome
porcelain china water and hrtrs 81
aud = liberal rarS. ot silver The "a,
cipient- expressed gratitude fnr shrss
nssfui gifts ana fSr the uasuy 0,bfr
iayors shown them during their resi-.
ae1ce in Iaatnar
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Bay yoar ss.oe- at the Fair
Mea'. ase Shoes q, tbe Fair
a as~ iinp u eorsr,s last ia al
Johastoa's
I.edia AZ ,ar Drev selby s6o,.
at The Fair
VI. Jobastoas for ladiss aal
MISSES iaekc,s
se~ She oasiag ilanasl Cor rishi
dresses ~ 4ohustoa's
Ladie4 bat, clssurd u 5 " m
iiagslez's barbsf shoP
c B Thouan ba, he be-t line .,
Gre insarsuee lie writes farm risk-
Windsor Cough Remedy r.
saie oslly al Botd Up tp-siais Dsu,
Store
Farmers shonld take their prssiar,
to Kelsey 4 Strain al tae cold st1t
age plant
Plratan chocolates - ose poual
and oae half pound packages
Boyd's Up 70 date Drug storc.
Hcw 70 tell cheap wheeI
bright enamel, cheap ~ingie tat,es,
hollow cork crown, and uhlimits,i
guarantee il yoa pay the freiGhi.
Clothing ] have removed my
large aud exclusive stock 81 elathing.
shoss, hats and furnishing goods -
the ueW room sdioiuing W J. John
s;oa dry goods store On the south
ani AN r'-asIyiag new fall and wia,er
goods daily. Ny stock i much lar
ger ard more complete than before
Ioa are kiadly invited TO cali aud
look at the largest stock Of the kind
in eastern Colorado.
J NJ. JOHNSTON.
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.. ;, -. -. -.

TIE qpesn az ttaty. aftAsagh eerY
Charitable ana sas~sdiaxiy tsisgisoas
tgr the welfare o; her paop,e. S gAe
u0st srtraraEasS W0wAs ia The king
a5ra % the natter oi 8Frsz The kins
lEguEE she h sstanE a had s1H1sale.
eut sse Says ihst he- t1sass have 70
iuaseEcs. as Ne ItAiisa isstes are rat.
arssly ford q sifplay sua she q bat
sreplaE 1p Agy suB!,ioz a she aess q
To- natfCa
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.emeseokers, saeur,lan,

oae standard 8rst cla.s hra I,
roaad triI' piHs s. FROM ro,r.. :
Iudian ierFslsF, kansas. Nslrs.E,
inna- Illioyas aid Mi-.gET -
liaiii > , days ifom date o. ,ats. : -.
oscar 1aue 4 ani - JuIy ! al 4
Angnsi ! assd 10 ssptptltrf ) =
iH. ogtoiler : and II.
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Norice ron Prm-lcAuoy.

rs. Lass CgglcE. Ia,vsE. Celo
Sgis g. -. '
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and ttat s5f rssslt vii te So lsfnr5 p ~
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Dwell NsrSs'HA 8 MeMiltlH and barlds 30
kcrs 81 - LAuias. ttdo.
s@zSI " A. MruHIIL, Resssts'
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PARTY Eat3uI-sssl b lA'a sizeF ehfd HaHfv W
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hss s1l3 etlufrsSsGit hEria-. II \ fzlstsss. az;
faytt- itis1 seEs- = tsst, sef farth facts wfiyi,
seoa thas after dec dalil-rHcs lesssTsai s.ssiss
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a1d prvFeE pehlieas5on.
aG-34 VA MrvafrT ps.;s,a.
> = DoraHrT. Attorney.
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The Lamar register., 1899-10-04
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The Lamar register., 1899-10-04

School shoes at the Fair.
Johnston's for fur goods.
Ladies' fine shoes at the Fair.
Buttrick Patterns at The Fair,
Baby coats and hoods at Johnston's
Latest things in skirt patterns at
the Fair
For bargains in farm lands go to
c. d, Thoman.
J. NJ. Johston's for suits mems,
youths and boys,
Ladies' and children's underwear
Just in at W. j. Johnston's
Go to Markers Grocery for all
kinds Of Fresh Canned Goods.
Only SLOo for the making of wool
dress skirts complete at Irwm's.
When you want good coal call on
Kelsey < Strain. west Of the depot,
The celebrated f P. Reed shoe
has Just arrived No better made,
At Johuston's.
Kelsey * Strain. west Of the depot.
handle coal and country produce
Give them a trial
Hon. Platt Rogers, Of Denver. the
attorney for the Great Plains Water
Company. Is in Lamar ,odsy.
Quite little rain fell las, night
the result OF several days threaten
ing. The weather is somewhat cooi
as the consequences,