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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

NOTICE TO CoNTRAcTORs-@S sealed pro-
posals viii be received until y. m, July
3, 1879. by the board Of trustees for tse
ToXas The plans and specifications can
be seen at Wharton or AZ the office 81
Eugene I. Heiuer architect. Houston,
Texas certified check OF $3.50. PAYABLE t.
the undersigned, must be hlcd with eae
bid, conditioned that the bidder will onte
into contract and give satisfactory hou
to the amount OF 90 per cent OF me pr
pUsals tcnGered, The right Is reserved "a
reject any or ali proposals, j. r. Tayl n.
secretary OF Board, e.
NOTICE TO CONTRACroRS--Agr !
and Mechanical College OF Texas. Coleg
station, Texas, June 10, 1899 SEALED pro
posals VIII he received by the undtrsign 9
until o'clock D. M, June 2S, and opunoo
Immediately thereafter. for all labor an
material required for the erection and COM
pletion uncndlng plumbing and electric
wiring and lxturesl for 55.room bgicl,
dorinitory In accordance, with the drawinf
and specifications on Gle and subject t.
inspection In my office.
tined check for $500 as q guarantee OF good
faith on the part OF the bidder same /.
be forfeited to the Agricultural and Mechan-
icai college la tho event the bidder fall
to make good aud suffcient bond In TIL
sum OF ten thousand (sl0.000) dollars to con
struot said building for the sum apecned 4
his bid should the contract be awarded
him.
The right is reserved to reject any or al
bids and to waive any defect or informalltv
In any bid should 1t DO deemed Ia the In
tareet Of the State TO DO So
26 L. L. Foster President
NOTICE ID hereby given TO all parties con
cerned that scaled proposals will be re
coiVed until o o'clock q. M. "wednesday.
July 70, 1899, BY the nenltentiary board O.
the State of Texas Tor the sale to the State
fer cash OF not less than fVe thousand nor
more than eight thousand acres of land.
cultivated or uncultyattd, or composed o.
both kinds. and suitable for the prGduct'o
Of cotton and cane. BIDS Will DO entertained
for land only, and Tor no implements OF
stock; all bids TO be considered an OPTIC
to the state for sixty days from said l2,h
OF July, 1893. and must DO accompanied b.
abstracts OF title and plats Of tho land Of
fered. The board reserves the right TO re-
ject any and all bids All bids to be d
rectod to, and nied with N, A. Craeons,
secretary of the penitentiary board. Austih.
Texas, by 0 o'clock q NJ, July II, 1883.
BY order Of the nenitentiary board
VIM. Clemens Chairman.
Attest; n. A. Crayens. secretary. 1-ll
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DR.. W. W. LuSN.
DR. W. W. Luss. DR.. V. c. LuSN-
D[S. LU||D ( Lu|Nl,
KAN BUILDING.

Wa are now in our new sanltarum. sspeci-
ally prepared for the treatment o. snt'A's
diseases OF all kinds. We have IN our 20
Enlistment every new Instrument ana "a
yen,ion that has been proven Of vaiue ~ 'n'
diagnosis or cure Of diseases. sucn as tno
X Ray and the late Improvements In hiectro'
HYDRO and Areo therapeutics These la's
ln,proyements. combiued with the admiaistra-
ion Of well directed drugs. yield results FAR
s.ptrlor 10 either alone.
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fss,. surder olse.

AUIA. -
FsI.s er Muraer else.
~ June 2l.-Toaay's pro-
.ss alexander murder tr,a,
-. The defense began tbs sI-
~ =. '0iAy, All the mornins
@, a,' were consumed in
undressing doeumsn
'0ly witness examined q !
therAtiorney for the
&c concerning
cr 'en the DE-
.EO. D. /, d' e. e.
City Passeng
sasseaek=g,
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-lNGLIsHMAN ana wife seeks work indoors
or cut man can do almost anything rea-
sonable: scholar; good referenoes; wages
no particular object Address G. WHITMAN.
1905 Shea street Fifth ward, Houston. ~
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HONEST WORK OF any kind by boy OF l6;
would like to learn trade Address lilg
Cont street 22
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SITUATION WANTED FEMALE.

SITUATION by young lady to travel as com
panioi 10 lady or nurse to children ADD
dress NJ. b.. 1913 Mechanic, Galveston,
Texas. "a
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SITUATION wanted by young lady to keep
house for family In country. Address L. j..
1913 Mecaanit street, Galveston, Texas. "a
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REAL ESTATE ron SALE.

-
fARM--so acres partly fonceds g.room new
house uid los house barn garden fence.
wei. ont-third timber. two-thirds clear,
near reolic road. u miles from Houston.
herod country round about near town.
church and school: $500 ehsy terms; 500
sash down. snap chance: wnrrantoe deed;
perfect title. Inquire VIM. A. Hunter.
FOR sALE-9ol-ncro improved farm at ercat
saerihce; two good houses, one mile from
evergreen, san Jacinto county, SllO0, $3.50
casn. or will take COWS and heifer calveai
balance time TO suit Address IL. 70. Gray
Pasadena. Harfis county. Texas, q
IN BUYING or selling property, we ask a
trial OF YOUR business; we claim 70 have
snperier advantages In showing aud selling
all business eatrusted with us: sesers.
choice home places on Main, Crawford and
san Jacinto streets two pretty cottage
sssea .oosa p house, h sar pas 1000 eac M0
your own terms. N. NJ Nurffoet q Co
phone 67s, Binz building. II
FOX SALE Seven room two-s story house. lot
.. ogxloV. sl9ao; 2soS s. Emanuel street q
2eo acres fne tobacco and fruit land on canoy
srssk Mcntsonsty county, four piles from,
tract this week at So % per acre. worth 81
Craig 4 Fuller. Aii Main street. q
MAIN street CORNERS are very valuable ana
hard to get. We have bargnin in one loo
by los feet. well filled snd spiendidly To-
Gated. II you want Main street home see
US Immediately. Craig 4 Fuller, 5ii Maip
street. rs
1900 ACRES weil-dralned timber land 40
acres OF which 10 splendid tobacco land
this tract Is thirty miles from Houston ant
near railroad station: price So per aerg.
half cash Also 5000 acres near Conrae
montgomery county, suitable fer the culture
Of tobacco. SUGAR cane or cotton; one-four.h
cash. price 81. 10 to $1,000 per acre, Gratis
& Fuller, Sli Main street. q
THREE lots with nice nyc-room cottage and
kitchen. all furnished. on the water from.
at Soabrook, for sale cheap mot for remit
Immediate possession. Apply TO Ben Camp
bell. q
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.


rop sArr OR TRADE--For warnings or fat
lille nine head Hereford bulls. write -
John ~ Aekerm1n. Nayasota. Iexas. %
cuoIcE BUILDING LOT. Bruener addition.
"a exeharEe fer horse aad ougay' ii. IL
MaeNiaoll. 500 Binz.
WANT To TRADE--A fine registered Ken
tucky trotting stallion aud good jack VIVA
have you. Z. e. bumsnafdnet' bfaus
Texas.
FoP SALE OR EXCHANGE-Will sell TO-
cash OF exchange fer good farm land Q.
IN store with clean stock OF general n.er-
shandiss, inyoised sioOo, in Lively town ~
tt.Se. sales SD 900 to $50. 900 annually. Otto
+ sehuddemagen carnine, Texas. ~
FXcHANuE--wbi Holland turkeys. Pekin
neks, BLACK Mlnorcas. Light Brahma
silver Laced Wyardottes. For best OF
nrefer saddles pistols. guns or watches
camden Poultry Yard. Camden. Texas
60 100 FARM we'll Improved. rents for sl2 O.
will trade for pasture lane ana cattle.
S. Hinsley. sealy. Texas .
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SECRET SOCIETIES.
Secretary.
PERSONAL.

LIST OF ANSWERS
10 advertisements in the office Of The
Post for the week ending Saturday, June IL:
6dzS 90 e40l; A. A.; 6152; 6l77 6lS2, 1905
elsS; Cotton; Cash Buyer 615i (45); 6i0i.
j. A. Davenport; Dekerty. D. R. 255; 6l55
l25Oi 6lS6; $780, 6134; 6i59: IL. l.. t2l: Hume
n; A. s.; Henry Harrison; CAST; 6isi 90
Sass (lS) N. &. H. i2); Sass (Sl; Mrs H.
b 80 Manufacturer; $50; 1854 2i6i N. III;
ossO q; 6l45; Mrs Smith 80; s.. samp-
son % r. p c. 49, Rare Opportunity 81
SIG l5le; 6i9e; GIL; 6O71; 12t; GAIL 642s Isl;
Sla2 (gl sisS (2); 42S; 61s9 (2); 1899; 800;
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isITUATION WANTED-By German girl to
cook and general housework, Address Sf15
this office. ~
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WANTED-Situation as nurse, with some one
leaving tho city; can give good reference,
1904 Washington, 70
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A $500 NEBLlN piano and $3.50 Emerson AZ
500 each on easy terms. divers Music
House II
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BARGAIrIS IN PIANos--We offer a liberal
cut In prices for the next sixty days. any
piano in inc house at S25 off regular price
divers Music House. II
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sTRAYrp.--A bay pony. full shod, reached
name, brand on left shoulder: liberal 70
ward for his return TO Il. H. utteroaen.
Fairview avenue. %
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BOARD AND ROOM WANTED.

,NANTEp--For the summer. room ahu pos.d
for sentiemRn must be close % aaAo.ls
building Address. with price, 81 W care
Of Massey college.
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I ADIEs' Chicbestef.s English Pennyroyai Pills
Take other Send &C.. STAMPS or particuaf. Rsi
''' Th,c ~ LATER Sy Retprn MALI A. ptagsS
SHOE COL will nav.
fun line OF Hamilton Brown SAoe Go
samples open In my sample room at Capitol
Hotel, June 20, Fl, %, %, and will be glad
10 have my customers call and see them
y. l.. Brown ~
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MANTED--To lessen the death rate by the
use Of the Quaker Bath Cabinet, the great
health festorer and preserver. Come see
the agent at 500 KAN building office hours
between and r. "a
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LOST. FOUND. STRAY. STOLEN.

f,OsT--A child's gold bracelet End gold lock.
Win papa 10 Ethel engraved on lock
liberal reward. Please return to hrupp e
Tuftly. q
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DIR. ROWLAND for few days will give
private readings by cards, soc; spirit power
81. palmistry and astrology Sc; test circles
every Monday Wednesday, Saturday nights
Zoe. lac has no equal Satisfaction guar
anteed Free tests will be given at his room
Monday from to 10 a. m. AIS Caroline
street. Room 4. 90
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FOR sA1n.

vOvD GIRL 70 do cooking and housework,
reierenee REQUIRED, Apply Iii0 Capitol ave.
hut.
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PROFESSIONAL

SAVE MONEY! Rellablc detective service
rendered in civil and criminal cases; reason
able rates For further particulars ADDRESS
MoCane's Detective Agency houston, lex. I.
c n COTTON & BRO. Fire Insurance
AGENTS and Adjusters. 10 Main street.
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DENTIsT-Best artlhclal teeth Sc gold I'll.
ines, 81; amalgam. silver, platinum, 59e.;
gold crowns 81; painless extraction, sec.
DR. Daniels aQ3A Main. "a
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DON'T let your neighbors complain abou
your plano being out OF tune; get Chas. N
FELTON, to tune Il; at divers. 4
NAPLES VELVET CREAM soon soothel
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IosT-A gold keystone, engraved with own
er's name. beaumont chapter 10. lee. !.
turn 10 j L Mitchell and receive rewaroiE ~
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LADlEs-our preventive positively relieves
longest and most obstinate cases In Two
days; safe sure and effective under my and
all conditions, so powerful 1t never fails to
bring desired results; one box always sur
ficient; price 81. For particulars address
engo 7-l7
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PERFORMERS WANTED ouIcK--Man and
VIE, sketch team; year engagement Tor
good people. Address Frank Ellsworth.
Temple. Texas. 22
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" Y II
and freckled skin. "a
NAPLES VELVET CREAM cures bites OF
insects, heals broken skin surfaces, etc.; Is
cents, delivered or at NAPLES Drug Store.
oil Congress. 81
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PERSONAL--Guns-Don 20 20 a botcher. but
take your guns to practical gunmaker d
have them thoroughly overhauled. You wi !
find him at g04 Congress avenue, q
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my reduired' Appiy 100 Capitol ave.
--- --.-- ~
WANTEp-Agents 70 canvass for orsi.,r
satin, the great health restorer aaa nre
ss.tvcr Gene TO 500 kiam uuicing hetws N
------- @nI = y, M. q
a CHANCE FOR Young man with 4 TilIe
money % buy choice Post route: must ne
Office WV f'.as ,
"ll,i NJ. ,' STANDARD TNFEwRITEi,-'
MOST durable, spcedies.. beat. second nbr,
Insehlios, ~ makes. l.. AiOaa Wriphl.
General Agent No. 29l Main, Dallas. n
wv fOoNG MULES. one small but heavy
the other medium sac; can be seen al any
time IN pasture adjoining Aubeitia's ore
llOils Congress avenue.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-05-27
Growing Out of a Fight for Possession of
Church Property.

Growing Out of Fight for Possession of
Church Property.
Constable Thomas, acting for the
trustees of the English Lutheran
Church, yesterday attempted to take
possession of the building on Sixteenth
street occupied by ex-Justice Of the
Peace George Arkle. He entered the
building while Mr.. Ankle was absent.
Upon returning the latter locked the
doors and the constable was a. prisoner
Later he got out by hosting window
The constable gained his point, how
ever, as he was in possession last night,
and stated to a Register reported that
he proposed to spend the night in the
building.
The trustees claim back rent for the
property occupied by the building for
about a year. They sued for possess
sion before Justice Rogers and defend
ant took an appeal to the Circuit Court
Defendant took out exemption papers.
Yesterday the trustees. through Con-
stable Thomas, took forcible possess
sion of the building
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-05-27

Messrs. Alfred Caldwell, John Wat
erhouse, Geo. E. Stifel, Geo. w. Eek
hart and Hon. H. F. Behrens have been
selected to act as a local board of di-
rectors for the American Bonding and
Trust Company, of Baltimore Mr.. H.
F. Behrens, Jr, has been appointed
manager for this State and will open
an Office in the City Bank building
June 1st. The company conducts a
general surety business, undertakes to
sign bonds for government officials.
administrators, guardians. etc, and is
one of the strongest in the world. rep
resenting over million and half of
assets. Mr.. Behrens is well known
among the business men of this city.
and has been connected with the H.
F. Behrens Company for a number
of years.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-05-27
A SERIOUS ACCIDENT
Which Befell Young Son of MIR. j. II.
Hail Last Night.

Which Befell Young Son of MIR. j. II.
Hail Last Night.
Frew Hall, nine year old son OF
Mr.. James X. Hall, met with a very
severe accident between eight and nine
O'Clock last night. He was riding his
wheel through Pleasant Valley when a
fractions horse attached TO a buggy
took fright at a passing electric car and
crowded the boy against the curb. The
excited animal knocked Frew from his
wheel and the buggy pGssed over his
body.
Passengers on the car and Others
who witnessed the accident thought a
fatal result was inevitable. They car
ried the unfortunate boy to his home
near by, where he soon regained con-
seriousness. Drs. Hupp, Cracraft and
Dickey were summoned. They found
the only apparent injury to be an ugly
flesh wound over the ear. The wound
was closed and late last night the boy
was resting easily.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-05-27
REV. MIR. BRUcnlos
Continues His Antics at Cumberland--Of-
fers Heuse Rent Free.

fers Heuse Rent Free.
Special to the Register
Cumberland, Md, May ga few
days ago Rev. Albert Bruchlos created
a sensation by moving his furniture
out of house he occupied and for
revenge, because his landlord made him
pay months rent in advance, placed
placard on the window House
haunted" and locked bulldog inside,
to-day placed another card in the wins
dow containing the following inscrip-
ton:
Free rent to anyone who moves In
at least seven spirits cut frightful
faces, make Kissing, then weeping
sounds, in lower room"
His wife has gone to Boston, and
he is staying in the country. and walks
six miles to feed the dog, which Is still
locked in the house.
Bruchlos has legal possession, and
his landlord is powerless to stop his
queer conduct. He WAS pastor OF the
German Reformed Church. but re-
signed, saying he accepted a call else
where.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-05-27

State Labor Commissioner Isaac V.
Barton, of Wheeling, is in Parkersburg,
says the Sentinel performing the duties
OF his office by gathering statistics and
information concerning the condition
Of labor. Mr.. Barton finds that while
the condition of labor and the laboring
man is excellent in Parkersburg and
the amount paid out in wages greater
than last year, yet the percentage of
increase in the number of workingmen
is smaller than in any other city in
the State which he has visited. He
explains this by saying that last year
labor conditions in Parkersburg were
far better than in any of the other
cities. While Parkersburg was then up
to its normal condition it has increased
since then, while in the other cities so
few men were employed a year ago that
it required very large increase to get
back to the normal condition.
The greatest increase in the percent
age of persons employed has been in
Huntington where the number has in
creased more than one hundred per
cent. since last year. There are now.
MIR. Barton says, 5000 workmen en-
ployed in Huntington. the largest num-
Der ever employed-900 at Ensign car
plant, which has got into the trust:
40 at the c. & o. car shops. etc. But
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-05-27
BUSINESS AND INDUSTRIAL.

STEEL AND TIN STOCKS.
The following quotations on National
Steel and American Tin stocks the fur
nlshed by Howard Hazlett, National
Exchange Bank building:
Opening
Tin-Preferred, S31a; common, 35Ha.
steel-Preferred, So; common, 471s.
Closing
Tin-Preferred, S3A; common, 351a.
Steel-Preferred S61a; common, 1914.
Since the goth Tin common has fallen
from 40 to 351a, and Steel common
from 511a to 46A.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-05-27
LAID AT REST.

The last sad rites over the mortal
remains of Miss Cornelia Hanes were
performed Thursday afternoon at 2.30
o'clock from the family residence. No.
I'll Market steet, and were largely at
tended. The services were conducted
by the Rev. c. B. Graham, pastor OF
the North Street NJ. f. Church. The
floral offerings were many and beau
tiful, showing the esteem in which she
was held. The pall-bearers were James
VI. Gardner, w. H. Manning. VIM. c.
Gardner, Jas. D. Hanes, Edward Man
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-05-27
Special Lot Mems $500 Fine Wool Dres
Pants for %I.9S at McFadden's.
BENWOOD COUNCILS ACTION.

There were no new developments yes
terday in the matter concerning the re-
pealing of the Moundsville, \3enwood
and Wheeling Railway Company's or
dinance by the Benwood Council The
stay of proceedings granted to the COM
pany expires this morning at 10 o'clock
and meeting of the interested parties
will no doubt be held before that hour.
The company is being represented by
Attorney ]. Sinclair, and the Council
by Attorneys Caldwell & Caldwell.
One of the city officials stated that no
compromise would be accepted and that
the requirements of the ordinance
would have to be complied with. The
result of to-6ay's conference will be
looked forward to with considerable in
terest.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-05-27
MEETING CT COMMITTEE.

The general entertainment commit
tee for the meeting Of the Grand Lodge
knights of Pythias. to be held in this
city next November, met at Charles
Roemer's office last evening. The
various subcommittee reported pro-
gress with the exception OF the prize
committee, which reported in full The
general committee adjourned to meet
again on June 4th.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-05-27
A PLEASING AFFAIR

BY the German Glasses at the High School
Last evening.
The higher German classes Of the
public schools gave a union entertain
ment at the High Shcool building last
evening The affair took the place of
the German examinations held at the
different school buildings in former
years and was quite success. There
were present a large audience who were
quick to express their appreciation of
the various parts of the programme
The features of the occasion were as
follows:
Riddies-M. nrill H. West A. Muh eman
S. ROW, a. RoGenbach, L. Snoppner
NJ. House, A. Sedan, r, ste;nhouser;
80 sy y f. Govan and and. 4. sehnspr.
,,..,,o,.,I By. E: Stab ana 3. Rssel. ,..
81 A. scnre'be NJ. Tueroringer NJ
Otto, and A. Oberman
Violin Solo. Observation-Disclosures. Variations
BY G, Summers
Py / sehawlb, J. .DIpnntng, E Thesis,
houser, Il. Baker, a. Prysock, f. Bon
nette, NJ. Griffith, E. Waterhouse, e.
- Metzner l. McM,,sh "; coimar
Dialogue. ......... TIE Miller's Family"
ne Widow NJ. Gibbons; Her Daugh-
tiers, NJ. Taylor, G.. Stanley, L. Hear,
{. stroebel, 6. Scarborough, H. Loben-
stem, H; Burk, /. Peb.er.
Mandolin Solo,. Sun cam Schottische"
By A. EtZ.
Dialogue. ...:.;....: The Christmas Gift"
By j. Schwalb and f. Bayha.
BY K Anderson, NJ. Buss, j. Noite. E.
Hurley, j. Laue. f. Bremen, NJ Carp,
s: Stab, X. Hodskiss, !. hitler, f.
Neibur r: Gegner, H. Eschtruth, B.
Rasel, T. Kristen
Dialogue Columbia and German.a"
l.. Bremen, Columbia; f. Row, Ger
mania; F.. scnarf. K,,o; D F'inney,
Genus of Music e. Laupp, Christmas
Angel; f. Bieberson, the German Wo-
man; c. Ulfert, the Teacher; w K.ett
the German Mechanic R. Anderson
the German Countryman; Emigrant
Turner's
Song. The Watch on the Rhine"
Duet. ....................."In Olden Tines
BY c. Stroebel and w. Comar.
Recitation. The Beggar and HIS Child'
By B. Jaeger.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-05-27

The Moundsville Herald wants to
boom its town. 1t says:
Let our people put on their thinking
caps and get to work on the PROPOSE
ton to start an industrial revival here
The time is ripe for it and all condi-
tons are favorable. We can double
the population of cur city within the
next three or four years if everybody
will take hold and help. Not a day
should be wasted. Thirty or forty
thousand dollars can be raised if the
proper effort is made Most of this
money would be Immediately paid out
again for work, material and merchan-
disc right here at home. Let us get to
work.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-05-27
MARKS FROM BELOW.


Parkersburg- River feet inches and
fail g. Cloudy; mercury 50.
Memphis-River 21-2 feet, fall of 05.
Clear.
LoqisyEle-River falling; 50 feet in the
the locks. Clear and pleasant.
Point, Pleasant-River 80 feet and fall
Cinc.nnati-River pol feet and falling.
Gear.
Cairo-River 26.S feet and rising Pleas
Evansville-River Isl feet and rising.
Parity cloudy and warm.
The marks on the landing at mid
night showed 6 feet inches and fall
ing.
The Jewel takes out her regular Sun
day excursion to Steubenville and re-
turn tomorrow.
The Leroy makes her usual Sunday
trip to Sistersville tomorrow morning.
AS a special feature they will carry an
orchestra.
The keystone State for Pittsburg
and the Queen City for Cincinnati are
the G. & P. line steamers out to-mor-
row.
The Jewel departed for Newport yes
terday morning with good trip.
The City of Pittsburg left for Louis
vile yesterday afternoon with a good
trip.
The Lulu Prince, which struck on a
snag at Fishpond, 20 miles south of
Natchez, Friday week, has sunk in 90
feet of water, and has been abandoned.
The wickets at Davis Island dam
were raised yesterday,