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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-05
BENWOOD NEWS.
Local Happenings ofImportnncc In q
Busy Town.


Busy Town.
One OF the largest funerals than htrs
occurred in this vicinity for many
years WIS that Of the late Marion Per-
guson. yesterday afternoon. The de-
ceased rallroader was IN engineer. but
was recently promoted. hence retaining
his membership In the Brotherhood OF
Locomotive Firemep, which attended
the funeral Other organizations rep
resented were General J. ". AIather
Company. Uniform Rank. K. OF p, and
Evening Star lodge. X. of p. The cor
tege was headed by tho X. of p. band
of Bellaire. Services were held at the
NcMechon church. and inteuIIent WIS
made at MeMeehen cemetery. The wifa
and four childr9'' who survive have
the sympathy OF the community in
their loss. s..,..
Tho Pan Handle will pu. IN o switch
at the Ohio River depot. and will ba ok
n car down on the switch. every car
making freight delivery hero that
| merchants have clanored Toy for Il long
time. II the patronage Is sufficient tho
company may establish & freight de-
pot in Benwood, but the freight for
local merchants will be taken care OF
Agent kimpton Just as good until It Is
built.
The police preserved good ordor yes
ter0av when q lone passenger got OF
Wheeling car, at the corner OF Sixth
and Main streets. They ntpped hos tito
demonstration In the bud promptly, and
the diso,derly saenes earlier In the
week nre not likely 10 be repeated.
ed Noel and l. ". Logsdon returned
yesterday from Huntington, where they
represented BlnEing Arrow tribe at tho
Red Mems state council. MFR. Logsdon
was the appointed delegate.
VIII scfad accompanied Rev. Paul
Met2enthin to Dodduidge county, md
will incidentally look up oil prospects
there.
A child OF Mr.. and Mrs. Bowers, OF
McMechen street, was reported out OF
danger yesterday, and improving slow
ly.
Druggist w. C. Burris Is making no.
ticeable improvements to his store.
Cnspar w. Kronhardt Is visiting rein
tivec In Belmont county. Ohio.
DR.. WycofT. OF Cameron. Is contem-
plating locating In Benwood.
The BenWood Southern has put on
summer cars. "
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Race.
LOUISVILLE. Ky. May 1.-The east
triuniphed to-day when the scarlet COL
ors OF a. II. and d. II. Morris cane first
under the wire In the twenty-ilfth Ken
lucky Derby nj Churchill Downs, end
s5,O00 people cheerrd tho son OF Bob
Miles az Taral rode into tho eemi-cirrle
und saluted.
II could not be called Il great nice for
the much tcuted Manuri won as he
pleased without an application OF whip
or spur, or even q shaking up. 1t was a n
Ideal day for the big event and all Ken
t,fcly seemed TO have turned out to DO
honor to the occasion and incidentally
back their own Judgment, for Il was q
packed mass OF humanity not only dur
Ing the Derby, but from tho call OF the
first race 10 the close. Long before the
noon hour people started for Churchill
Downs In smart traps and vehicles or
the antlquated kind and when the
fourth race. the Kentucky Derby, to
which go many tlousaHds have been
looking forward with interest thor
oughly characteristic Of the kentuck-
ian was chilled. every place OF vantage
In stand and paddock had human &C.
cupnnt. The betting ring vas a surg
ing Inass and n down on football field
was mild compared to the Glowing
thoaa Of speculative turn had to en-
counter In their efforts TO place n bet.
The Derby was the fourth on the card
and when the bug!o sounded, Mazo,
Manuel. H,R Lordshlp. CorBinc and
Fon,ainebleu came In the turn In che
order named md ench wns npplaud.1l.
even FontGrnebleu, who was not friend
less.
Starter Chinn had little trouble In
getting them away. for on the first
break the Aag went Down nnd thr
struggle for the honors Of tn. twenty
nth Kentucky Derby was on. They
wero all III motion ana punched wher,
cent away, with Manuel half u length
to the good and Fdnta.nebleu fecond,
the others well up. After Il fcw strides
Turner took His IordshIp to the front
and cut out the running past the stand
and down 10 the turn, lie was leading
by half length when they strafghten-
ed out for their run down the back
stretch. Manuel meanwhile had occu-
pisd Il comfortable position In third
place. but nrter thoy he'd completed the
first holt mile Of the Journey Taral took
him TO the front and soon had an nd-
vantage by half = length. with His
Lorjship second. CorsIna third. Maao
fourth. md FouDtalnbleu last. As they
rounded the turn into tho stretch Cor
sine moved mp 10 second and Tommy
5urDa began work on the winner OF tho
California Derby. The son OF Riley WIS
half II length behind Manuel when they
bemn tho NnQl run down the stretch.
with Mnxo third. His I-ordShip fourth.
md Fountnneblsu bringing. up the rear.
These positions were maintained down
the stretch and To the wire, Manuel
winning as he pleased by n length.
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Amateur Base Ball.

The Will Gutmans viii play the Oscar
Gardners ut the Wyaudotte clubs pic
mic. The manager Of the. former team
Is requested TO call at WIN Gutman's
store to-day VI
Tho Twenty-eighth street Stars. very
likelG tlads, called al the Intelligencer
office, Haat> evening and desired the
prdmulgatfon OF "a challenge to any
team in tile. citys co:irosed OF artists
unifrttweHe years OF age. K.
The; InteliSercnr diamond sparklers
accept The. challenge of5the misfts rep
resenting The News. for u game on Dec
grafton Day. Provided. mind you,
gentlemen OF the News. that the town
Isn't secured for semt.professlonals and
otherwise. as was done on former &C.
casions but truly representative nine
from.the ,sqnetum, the press and COM
posing rooms. ars
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SnbHc Sah.
PUBLIC SALE.

7 Will offer for falc at tho front door OF
tho court house OF Ohio county. W. Va, on
Saturday. May { comunncing ut 10 n,
1s2p Chnp'inc street. situated on the corner
OF ChGpllnc and Thlri,crnth Htrc+tB. east
iido; lot 70 foot on ChRplinc strect and
running back an even width about l$n fcu.
10 nm alley. Has good house OF thirteen
ROOMS and all modern convenicncas ut.
tuGhl. good n,nble IN war.
Terms of Snlo:--On,~thirtl cash or more,
u tn" purchaser 20 elect on day q salo;
tho bolnnco In two clu0l annual pay.
ments. with interest @+pri-i by deed Of
trust on the property sold. Title perfect.
MRS SALLiE y. MERRIMAN,
sdm'S. OF estate OF John Dunlon. decd.
!. &. llcrvey. Auotonctr. myl
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ORPHANS HAD FIN

CLEVELAND. May I.-Tho Orphans
had fun with tho Clevclands to-day. WIN
ming as they pleased Tho game was
w!thou, special features. Score:
RH f
Chicago ......0 ! o ! 8 o 0 lilo Il l
Earned runs. Cleveland i: Chicago :.
Batteries, 1!uehey and Suguen, Grtit,h
and Donohu,. tmDIres. Smith and Burns.
Time, 20 Attendance 40Q -
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FOR SALE
STOCKS.
Wheeling Steel & Iron Co.
l.nDelle Iron Works.
Wheeling Bridge co.
Wheeling & Belmont Bridge Co.
Wheeling Railway Co.
Wheeling Pottery Co.
Crystal Glass Co.
Central Glass Co.
First National Bank OF Beilairc, Ohio.
i}ellalre Gns 4 Electric Co.
Goo. \. Taylor Co.
BONDS,
Fostorin Glnes Co.
Jackson County.
Town OF Salon. W. Va.
Moundsville. Benwood &c Wheeling Rail.
way Co.
Ohio River Railroad Co
MonongahSla River ltaflroad (CpaD Co.
Wheeling Stamping Co.
Whitaker Iron Co.
Wheeling Bridge Co.
TIN and Steel Stocks bought ana sod
direct on New York ana Chicago Stock
Exchanges.
HOWARD HAZLETT,
STOCKS BONDS AND INVESTMENTS,
Exchange Bank building.
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gave West Virginia the worst OF the
deal. Batteries. for Virginia. Plnker-
ton and Male; West Virginia, Printz
and Shelby. Hits. off Printz. l.: off
Pinkerton. II. Home runs, Altman,
Cooper Lewellyn. ErEbrs, Virginia. 3:
West Virginia, 1. Strike outs, West
Virginia, Il; Virginia, 4
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without being touched. 1t vas but lit
tie more than a workout for Manuel.
summary: Kentucky Derby, 1,S mile.
stake, fs.oo0-Mnnuel, III, tTaraD, i to
:. won: Corslne. l2- tBurns}, ) to l.,
second; MaEo, III tConlcy), 4 to /. third.
fractional time: Quarter. :95H: half,
:JoM three-quarters. l:l7E: mile,
l:iS1s; mile and quarter. s:l.. HIS
Lordship ITO tTurner), 10 TO /, fourth.
and FountainbleU, III (Oyerton). NTH,
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JAMES A. HENRY,
RsaI Estate Agent. Collector, Notary
Public and Pension Agent. No. 1el2
Main street apa
Trustee Sales
T1RUSTEEs SALE.

T,RUsTEgs SALE.
BY vlrturo Of decd Of trust made by
r. Il. Glespy and Azzte D: Glllespy. hs by
recorded IN tho Office OF tho elerk Of the
county court OF Ohio county. West Vlr-
Einio, 10 pcc1l Of Trust Book No. IS, paGe
ia, etll sui az the north front door OF
the court hcuse Of said county on 49,
SATURDAY, tho ard DAY OF JUNE, 1899,
cornmenctns Of 10 O'Clock o; m, the fol,
lowing deec.ibod, property. that Is TO seg:
a certain piece 81 real estate in the city
Of Wheeling. ohio county. West Virginia,
descrtbed as foIiown: a .pfece OF land be-
Ing liz feet Ions and Is feet wide. lying In
the north part Of said city. and east Of the
river. commencing for the Same at q point
about 251 feet In north.easterly direction
from the north end OF the cast parapet
vail q tho bridge over Jonat5en's Gut, IN
house commonly known Ms the Stone house
grocery built by ARdrow Thalmann
upon the lot q ground now be-
Ing tho ir1 ,S a'nss in s,o1s tho ,n line
grueery. one hundred and ntteen feet to
the northwest corner Of said tract of
land; thence south-Gnsierfy and at right
angles to said front tine scventy-fve feet;
iirst limo one hundred and fifteen feet;
thence north-wustwardly scventy-tive feet
TO the place OF beginning. tosa,her with
tho buildinga thereon and all others MP
purtenn1ces thereunro belonging, reserv-
Ing. however, strip OF ground running
lonst through the property OF n ufi-
form width OF twelve feet 10 be kept open
as q road: and rcserrlnG also the coal I'm
der the properly md the right TO mIno
and remove the same -fIE.
TERMS OF. SALE:-One-third and as
much moro rs the purchaser e,ects to pay
IN cash on tho day o! sale, tho balloco
IN two equal Instnllmcnts Mt One and two
JearK. notes hearing interest from, tito day
OF sale to DO givon for the deferred pay
mcnts W. J. ~. COWDEN.
Trustee.
J. c. Herrey, Auctloneer 4 np,0
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Fitzsimmons.JefCrics Fight.

DENVER Col. May 4.-Telegrams
were received tonight by Manager
Floto. of the Colorado Athletic Assocfa-
ton from Brady and Julian. represent
Ing FitzsimmonI and Jeffries, accepting
his offer Of a purse OF $4,000 for the
fight.
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BALTIMORE. May 4.-Errors OF om.s-
sion az we'll as commission. and stupid
base running BY the Orioles gave Phfia.
dclph!n to-dny'l game, Notwithstanding
came q trii'e unsteady In the ninth In
ming. Score:
RH Z
Baltimore 80 l / / o 0 o , 6I? /
Ph!iadelp'a ~ 0 IL o o 0 s-lO,l1 0
Earned run.. Baltimore /: Philadelphia
I. Batteries. K!tson md Robinson: p!a:t
and Douelass Empires, Hunt and Con-
molly. Titrc, s:f6. Attendance, 1850.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
WON IN THE TENTH.

PITTSBURGH. May 4.-Woods gave
only one hit up TO the seventh inning.
when Pittsburgh got four hits and scored
two runs. Clhrk'B three-bayger. with
Cl!ngman's Wild throw, scored the 't!eing
run in the ninth. In the tenth Dexter
Attendance l,SC9. Score:
Ri Z
Pittsburgh .......OoOOo0eOl0 0
Louisville ..........1 100000 6l-+ 10 =
Enrned runs. Pittsburgh 8. pitcher.
Hofrcr and Woods. Time. = hours Um-
pres O'Day and Brennan.
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. JOKING.

Articles were signed last night for n
twenty-round contest between Jimmy
Fogarty, THE Texas Cyclone" and
George Carrie, OF Benwood. They are to
meet Saturday evening. May Is, at the
Drorers' Home Athletic Club. The
match is made at cotchwelghts and
both will weigh In ut about 100 pounds.
Carries appearance In public was con-
fined TO his bout with kid" Wanko.
Both are good mixers and they ought
20 p,n Up q smashing good fight.
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A '':.rneh snna, Wheeling 2: Youngstown
n, Hf'"'bnsc hits, Berto. Mc{,re.Iln
E E46n,'' ,DLouhle2piny. ilelnc. Fooie mni
MrIE"n,r, naSGs on hnlls. off Cummings :: OH
i,' arHFa z; OF iicyman l. HI h,tsmcn,
" Wy inm'ngs Z; hy Mcfarland l. Sir,,rE
Jj ,,s.. ~ ilcyfnaq Wlli pitch, IIcy,nnn i
.''T" hi''. or Mcfarland !; on Il"yinnn
+ rNS, on errors. Wheeling /: .Youn,.s.
Yon r :; |s' en- On luss, Wheeling 9;
ERn. -''V' umpire, Col
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Special DIspntch 70 tho IntcllHencer.
CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va, Mny a.
University OF Virginia beat West Vir-
ginin University In n well played game
her to-day. The sub-catcher OF Vir-
ginia's team umplred the game. and
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The Metropolitan club isn't falling
over itself to get the Aymer-Scanlon
contest. A youngstown club Is BID
ding for It.. Scanlon has good repu-
tation, but Aymcr Is practically I'M
known here.
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Yesterdays game was remarkable for
the misunderstanding that arose with
reference to the score In the fourth
when the visitors had scored three
runs, Latlmer insisted there were two
outs. and publicly proclaimed his be-
lief, the official scorer" to the contrary
Notwithstanding Later lie cooled down
and admitted his error, In the ninth,
TRULY, tho Youngstown captain, in
sisted that MS team hed tied the scoye.
and was only convlnced OF his error
when he inspected the sco.e book.
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Eddie sprasue. of Streator. H. good
116.poound man. who has beaten John
ny Ritchis and fought draw With
Patsy Haley. wants the Metropolitan
club to match him.
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Ml-SE LEAGrE

On the Nfusee alleys last night the Pr
lance and Unpronouncenbies came to-
Sethcr for three very Interesting Sames. o!
SrrlJINuA IrEDS iut
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MOUNDSyILLE BUDGET.
Yesterdays News Prom Marshall
(Lountr'a (J,fef City

County's Chief City.
The graduating exercises Of The high
school will be held at the school hall
this evening. There are seven MEM
bVrs OF the graduating clnss, and n flne
programme Is promised for this eve
ming. There will be no address to the
class. MS has been the custom hereto
fore. tt.
Rev. M. F. Compton. pastor OF tho
State street NJ. Il. church. Charleston,
left for his home yesterday. after spcad-
Ing few days. rlsiting his fathor-in-
law. MFR. Alfred Tomlinson.
The symphony Orohestra's excursion
10 tho Darlington school commencament
last night was Il delightful ona. 4
number OF young people OF tho city nc
compnnied the orchestra.
State Labor Commissioner I. V. Bar
ton Is In the city, md has commenced
the inspection OF the factories located
here. r
Wayncsburg College has conferred
upon d. T. williams. principal OF the
city schools. the degree OF Master OF
Arts. =
Elbt-t Mitchell. OF the Mitchell law
Book Company. OF Wheeling. wns call
INK on friends In the city yesterday.
Captain a. Q. Baker win leave In n
few days for Chicago. to spend the
summer with his daughter.
Mrs. James Rankin went TO Wheeling
yesterday to vIH!t hQr daughter. In law,
who II very sick.
]. Il. MoPeok. Of Wheeling, was In
the city yesterday. calling on friends.
Concrrsamnn r H. Dovpnrr waa In
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Kid Goulette and Tommy Hogan will
likely be card. at tho Metropolitan,
about Junsl. During the Elks' carnl
val week two contests Will be pulled of.
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J. C. Herrey. Auctioneer
THRUSTEE'S SALE

TFRUSTEE'S SALE
BY virtue OF deed OF trust made bS
Henry Doyie and Margaret Doyle, hts wife,
to ME- rs trustee, dated July g. 1885, and
recorded In the ofllcs OF the clerk Of tho
county court OF Ohio county West yIr-
Einia. III deed OF Trust Book No, 33, page
l2a, Will cell Mt the north front door OF the
court house OF SAID county, on
SATURDAY. tho 9Th DAY OF MAY, 1899,
commencing at 10 o'clock n. m, the fol-
lowing described property, that is to
say:
4 certain piece or parcel OF ground sit
nated In tho city OF Wheeling, Ohio ooao-
y, West Virginia, being part OF lot nurn-
bercd one hundred and forty, In Noah
Zune's addition to tho snid city Of Wheci-
ing. bounded nG follows: beginning al n
point on the south limo OF Market alley.
Row Alley 7, twcntS -eight feet west OF
tho intersection OF SAID alley with yMorrow
street; thence west tltty-lve feet on, said
hney; thence at right angles running
south th!rty-thrce feet: thence running
at right angles cast ilfty-eight feet six
inches; thence at right angles running
north eleven feet: thence running at right
Mt right angles north twenty-five feet to
the place OF beginning.
TERMS OF SfLE:--One>thIr and as
much moro az the purchaser elects 10 paw
IN cash on tho doy OF sale the balance
In two equal instnliIuents at six and twelve
months, notes bearing !ptorest from the
date OF sale to be given for the deferred
payments. ". j, w. COWDES
apS-a Trustee
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.ohEpo. Ohio. Mag t--Eo snmc;- rn,n,
.roitT WAYNE. Ind, May a.--CaT1c nn,
,, mr"n urnhh Rapids and Fort WAYNE
''A'poh'd on account OF rain. -
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Jack Dolan, who is under reserve TO
Wheeling. reached the city yesterday
morning and reported. 1t Is not known
whether he will be retained by Manager
Lytle or not
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NECK AND NECK RACE

Boston matte IL neck and neck rnce OF Il
for six innings to-day. The champions
then begun to bat and the home men 10
mako errors, Boston winning by 10 to 3.
Score:
poston .......O {. 0 90 %. 6 lilo 10 j
brooklyn al 0 | o Q 0 0 8-3 6 C
Earned runs. Boston =: Brooklyn l. Bat
tories. Willis md Clarke; McJameS and
Farrell. Umpres, Erlsito md Mcdonald,
Time, a:0S Attendance. 1890
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BASE BALL COMMENT.

stopped In the second inning, with the
score : TO In Mansiield's favor. -
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Zeal estate.
FOR SALE.

A square containing q lots will be SOLD
at figure. that one can double their
TO handle II.
Building lot on Chapline street. be-
tween Twenty-eighth and 1wenty-ninth
streets, for S0o: taoo cash and balance on
time. sIafae a
slx-roomed dwelling, now rented FOR
$3.50. good tenants. for sI,i5o.
FoBr-rooNed house In East Wheeling
for 500: email cash payment. balance
Tonthly.
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Wheeling will present a stronger front
in to-day's game with Youngstown.
Tom" Francis. last season with Mans
field, arrived from Columbus this
morning at lis o'clock. and vii, play
at second for the locals this afternoon.
Crabill will be In the box. nnd his mag
niticent. pitching on Monday. when
with ordinary support he would have
pulled out that game with New Castle,
1ustfles the belief that he will make
monkeys out OF the Giants this after
noon. s&t., n,
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bToPPED ~ THE SECOND

1853, lELD, My 1.-THE game. ,ho.
tween Mansfield and Now Castle wng
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People are easily frightened when they
think tint something Is the matter With
heart OF lungs. of they rush to the ply
sician's Office md have themselves ex-
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TMmbmg Sc.
GEO. HIBBERD s SON

~ oONS
The Plumbers and Gas Filters, are now
putting In their CALORIFIC Cook Stove
turner's for 500 and $3.50. II your plurnb-
er cannot accommodatc you with one, call
on us. and we Will put It in subject 10 your
approval ana guarantee satisfaction, We
ae!y competition on this burner,
Call ut 1914 Market street,
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Go. SMITH EsfaHCAiEESSEIs a.sk
F'OR RTNT.

~ .IS1--@N - q
No. SS5 Main ST.. 5 rooms, 1st floor.
No. 10 Fourteenth Btreet............s9 90
No. SC Seventeenth street.............. 10 90
No. 10l3 Chnpline gtreet...-........... Is 90
No. n South York street. ......,..... % 90
No. % Sixteenth street, bottlins col
No. q Sixteenth etreef, store ROOM. 10 20
ana looms .............. ..". IS 90
No. .5OS Main NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 8 90
Rptol or restaurant, Washington,
Pa, Furnished or tsnfurnlshed.
No. 81 Twentieth street. ................ 10 20
No. 1130 Charles street................. 100
4-roomcd house on Eleventh street,
cast Of McColloch strtet............. 90
FOR SALE
Main street residence
Chapline street residence.
Market street business property. fs
, 1899-11-30
JUST ONE WAY.
To the Encampent Gold
Fields and the Battle
Lake Copper Country

There is but one way of reach
ing the Famous Battle Lake Cop
per Country and the Encamp-
ment Gold Fields, and that is via
Fort Steele and Saratoga.
Ft. Steele and Saratoga Stage
leaves Saratoga daily at l;3O p. m.
arrives at Fit. Steele in time for
train No. 2 east at 1913. Leaves
FIT. Steele on arrival of train No.
I from west at 7:55 q. m. arrives at
Saratoga 1870 m. The stage for
Encampmeut and Battle Lake
leaves Saratoga on arrival of stage
from Fort Steele and reaches En-
campment at 4:3O p. m.
The distance from Fort Steele
to Saratoga is but Twemty-eight
miles which is covered in the
short period Of four hours, by the
best and most comfortable of
stages, and over one of the finest
roads in the state.
Every possible care and means
taken to insure the comfort and
convenience of the travelling
public.
This is the only passenger route.
and Fort Steele the only point
where freight and express for the
new camp leaves the railroad.
Extra rigs always ready for
the accommodation of extra travel.
For rates and information address
G. NJ. SCRIBNER, Supt,
Fort Steele or Saratoga, Wvo
, 1899-11-30
Bound Over.

Frank Nevin, the man charged
18th the butchering of a steer for
, 1899-11-30
LOOKS WELL.
Work on Both the Hercules and Port
land Copper Claims Being Stead
lily Pushed With Good Indi-
cations.

A. FL. Grow, who stopped off
here a few hours last Monday.
paid this office a brief business
call. Mr.. Crow, who is on his
way out to Lincoln and Omaha.
on a short visit, said the work on
the Hercules mine, in which he
is interested, was progressing well.
The shaft is not yet down to the
point where they wish to sink be-
fore drifting toward the contact.
Still Mr.. Crow says, they are
striking some very good ore in the
shaft, filling about one half the
space of the shaft. The diorite
has gone out and quartz has come
in. This quartz is shot with cop
per glance. They feel quite GER
tain that when they cross cut the
vein they will have shipping ore.
The shaft in the Portland is
down its proper depth, and they
have drifted to the contact, but
struck it at a barren point. They
have turned and are now drifting
along the contact toward the
old shaft, in which they found
such fine ore. AT present they
have struck the point of what they
consider a wedge shaped ore
schute, as the farther they go on
it the wider it becomes.
Mr.. Grow is very confident of
the final outcome of both of these
mines.