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The San Francisco call., 1899-11-07
SHARKEY POSTS A FORFEIT.
Wants Another Try at Jefries Four
Months Hence.

NEW YORK, Nov. Gas evidence Of
good faith on the part Of Thomas Sharkey
70 arrange another contest with Jeffries
for the heavyweight championship of the
world, Tom ORouTke, the sailors man
ager. to-day posted a forfeit Of $4,000 with
George Considine. After posting the
money ORourke said that he still had
confidence in sharkey's ability TO defeat
Jeffries.
NO man ever gave the champion such
hard fight as Sharkey," said O'ROurke
''and he is clearly entitled to the first
chance. Sharkey wants the fight to take
place within four months. His broken
ribs have mended nicely and he will soon
be himself again. He thinks that he will
be in perfect condition to fight within
four months. That Sharkey is a wonder
fUl pugilist his marvellous showing against
the Californian demonstrates Although
suffering intense physical pain as the re-
suit Of his injuries he not only prevented
Jeffries knocking him out, but was hold
Ing his own with the big fellow at the
Sharkay. who was confined 10 his room
in the Martin House yesterday, suffering
from the punishment inflicted by JeftTies'
blows in the fight last Friday night. was
much better to-day and he was able to
move around with perfect freedom. He
told me ohat he was feeling first rate"
When J'ftries was informed Of Shar-
keys forfeit having been posted he said
that he would not fight again for some
time.
I need a rest" said the champion. "and
] mean to take one. | will not arrange
another match for at least six or seven
months. Wien l fight again Sharkey will
probably be my opponent"
Although the pictures Of a few rounds
of the big fight were obtained by a rival
company, the officials of the mutoscope
and hiOgraph are by no means alarmed
William A. Brady and O'Rourke said that
they regarded the action Of the rival COM
pany as hlaCkmail and would take legal
methods 70 prevent an exhibition.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-07
Pasadena's Postmaster.

PASADENA, Nov. 6.-On the authority
of Assemblyman Mellick, editor of the
Daily News. John W. Wood will be the
next local Postmaster, succeeding Web
ster Wotkyns, whose term expires De-
eember q. There has been a hard fight
for the office. Mrs. w. E. Arthur, widow
OF the late chairman of the Republican
A. e. Wood were prominent candidates.
Congressman Waters and Editor MclIck
were together to-day and the announce
ment Is in the News tonight. Waters
leaves for Washington this week. Wood
is a prominent druggist and former news
paper editor. He always has worked for
the republican party and was elected IL
brary trustee.
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ORDER SALOONS TO CLOSE.
Sharp Struggle Projected by Pasa-
dena officials

PASADENA, Nov. 6.-The Sanitary
Board of Lamanda Park and North Pasa-
dena, elected October 10 last, cast a bomb
shell into the camp of the saloon men
by posting notices ordering the saloons
November a.. This action was taken on
the advice of the attorney of the Anti
Saloon League, c. c. Wright, author of
the Wright irrigation act.
The saloon men claim the right to keep
open until April l. when their licenses
expire. :, There is little probability that
they will comply with the edict In ca Sc
they do not, the Sanitary Board NAV in
yoke the county law to close the saloons
hot fight will be the inevitable result
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-07
NAME NEW BOARD OF
POLICE COMMISSIONERS
Chief of Police Glass OF Los Angeles
May Be Removed From His
Office Shortly,

LOS ANGELES, Nov 6-The City
Council this morning appointed a new
police commission for the city, consisting
of L. G. Parker and w. B. Scarborough,
former Commissioners, and Thomas NJ.
Hughes and r. A. Ling. The Mayor is
the fifth member by virtue of his office.
The old board was ousted last week at a
special meeting because it had upheld
Chief of Police Glass in a reorganization
of the force. After the appointment to-
day the Mayor notified the old Commits
sioners to appear at the regular meeting
of the board tomorrow. as he does not
consider their discharge legal. The new
board will also meet tomorrow and may
appoint new Chief Of Police
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-07
Lester Reiff on a Winner.

LONDON, Nov. 6.-At the first day of
the Lincoln autumn meeting to-day the
Chaplain Nursery stakes were won by In
nellan. Dowtiham, ridden by Tod Sloan,
was third. The betting was to 2 against
Downham.
In the race for the Dodington maiden
plate Swallowbeck finished third with J.
Reiff in the saddle. The betting was to
against Swallowbeck.
Arder won the Brown Town Nursery
stakes Rambling Katie, with j. Reiff in
the saddle, 100 to 7, was second. Sloan
rode Tithe, TO 2. unplaced.
Holt Castle, with L. Reif up, 100 to 90
Won the Grumpy selling plate.
The Marlborough plate was won by
den by ]. Reiff, was second and Jolly Tar.
with Sloan up, 100 to 7, finished third
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-07
IMPORTANT DECISION
AFFECTING OIL FIELDS
Entire Outfit of the Coalinga District
Goes Into the Hands of One
GOn1nanu

LOS ANGELES. Nov. 6-In the United
States Circuit Court here this morning
Judge Ross practically decided all of the
matters involved in the pending litigation
over the Coalinga oil fields in favor of the
complainant, the Nevada Sierra Oil Com
pany, and against the defendants, Chans-
lor and Canfield, Miller and the Home Oil
is one of which the Federal court has i1Ir-
isdiction and that it is an action cogniza-
BILE in equity and that a receiver would
be appointed upon application. The effect
cally places in the hands of the com
plainant the entire output of the Coalinga
Held; which Is estimated to be more than
60 900 barrels monthly ele'li
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At Our SaIesroom, 633 Market Street

CORNER RESIDENCE.
NV. cor. CNo. 142) Castro and Fifteenth sts.;
large, elegant modern residence of II rooms
and bath and basement lot 55x120.
SOUTH OF MARKET INVESTMENT.
Easterly side (Nos I, tx II, 111O Isis st,
bet Twelfth and Thirteenth, Folsom and Har-
rison; flats of and rooms; rents S44 80; lot
4S5x75.
FIFTEENTH-S FLATS.
N side (2176-7S) Fifteenth St, 1O5 of Noe;
well-built flats OF and rooms and bath
and basement; rent $50; lot 25x115.
MANUFACTURING SITE.
Sc. cor. Mission and Fourteenth SITS; 2-story
frame building and brick building (Nos. 1901 to
1907 Mission st.): lot 160x170
WESTERN ADDITION RESIDENCE.
N. side CNo. 1870 Pine ST. 220 feet W of
Cough; 2-story bay-windowed house of II
rooms and bath; lot S0x137: 7:6.
WESTERN ADDITION BUSINESS LOT.
w. side of Fillmore ST., 81 feet S. of Bush;
lot 25xi00.
sHOTwELL-sT. FLATS.
w side (Nos 622-62215) ShotweIl ST. 155 feet
n. of Twenty-frst; 2 flats of 4 and rooms
and bath; rents $50; lot 30x1226.
sTANYAN-sT. LOTS.
n. side stanyan St, 10 feet N. of Sullivan;
5Ox1076; n. side of Sullivan ST.. 1875 W. of
Stauyan 25Xl37:G
FORECLOSURE SALE.
W. side (No 13D Bartlett St. 12O feet n. Of
Twenty-third; cottage of 6 rooms and bath and
stable; rent 800 lot 40x125:6.
MISSION RESIDENCE
W side CNo 270S) Howard St. 10 feet s of
Twenty-third; elegant residence Of 10 rooms and
bath; lot 40x122:6
ARMY-ST. HOME.
S. side (No. 3S40 Army St, % feet E. of
Church; modern home of rooms and bath:
rents SIS per month: lot 25x114
EASTON. ELDRIDGE & CO.,
Auctioneers, 65S Market ST.
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"Omaha Kidn Defeated.

NEW YORK. Nov. 6.-At the Hercules
Athletic Club, Brooklyn, tonight, Martin
NIcCue got the decision over Oscar Card
ner at the end OF the twenty-fifth round.
McCue had the advantage IN height
reach and weight. Gardner had the bet
ter Of it until the twentieth round. Dur
ing the last five rounds the New Yorker
gradually wore his man down and at the
end Gardner was almost out.
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OlYmpics VS.. Stanford.

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Nov. g.
The Olympic Club men come Gown to-
morrow afternoon and play Stanford a
return game on the campus. 1t is a tradi-
ton that the Stanford men cannot la
beaten on their own field, and an interest,"
ing match is assured. Cairns, one of the
largest men in college and guard on the
second eleven last year, may Oe seen in
the game, as he has just received parental
consent to try for the team; otherwise
the lineup will be much the same as in
last SATURDAYS game
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-07
FATAL FIGHT ON A BARK.

QUEENSTOWN, Nov. 6.-Captain Moul-
ton of the British bark Pegasus. from
Portland, Or, June Is for this port which
arrived to-day, reports that "a seaman
named Klinger. described as a Dutch
and a seaman named fulton. who was
shipped at Portland, quarreled in the rig
ging, during the voyage and then fought
on deck. klinger stabbed Hutton In the
abdomen with knife and Hutton fol-
owed Klinger with u Delaying pin until
ne dropped dead. Klinger was placed in
rons and handed over to the police here.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-07
DR.. Glow PURGED OF
CONTEMPT OF COURT
ae Was Charged With Having Sought
to Influence the Testimony of
q Witness.

SACRAMENTO, Nov. 6.-Judge Ellison
this afternoon dismissed the contempt
proceedings brought against Dr. G. B. n.
Glow, charged with having attempted to
influence the testimony Of Mrs. George
Austin against the estate of jefferson
w. Jackson in the case Of Miss Amanda
WilcoXson. Judge Ellison did not hear
any OF the testimony, but ordered the dis
mlssal on the argument Of Elwood Brun-
ner, counsel for Glow, in support Of de-
murrer attacking the sufliciency Of the
affidavit upon which the contempt pro
ceedings were brought
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-07
Bennett Rests La Fnn+ise

CHICAGO, Nov. 6.-Jack Bennett Of
Pittsburg was given the decision over
Nose La Fontise Of Denver tonight after
six rounds Of fast lighting. Bennett was
much the cleVereT man and easily out
pointed La Fontise from start to finish.
There were no knock-downs, Bennett win
ming on points
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-07
Welded Awaiting Death

PASADENA, Nov. 6.-Captain Pbilin
A. Collins of Company I, Seventh Regi-
me9t, men .a and Miss Alice NJ. Gray were mar
bedside. The groom has been IN o1il,.s eeyars,
Gays with nervous prostration, and as
there were fears lest he should not not ra, ses
SE9Veri the marriage took place, Rev. ],
officiating. OnuF'h
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-07
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WARING IN
FRONT WITH
TOP WEIGHT
Favorite Easily Wins a Handi-
cap for Two Year-O1ds
at Aqueduct.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-Three favorites.
two outsiders and a well-backed second
choice divided the card at AQueduct to-
day. The track was fast and the sport
we'll up to the standard. The third race,
a handicap at five and one-half furlongs
for -year-olds, was the feature of the
day. Waring was the favorite, but Sid
ney Lucas, Mauvilla and Hagedon were
all well backed. The start was struggling
and Hagedon rushed out to make the rum
ming He led by a length coming into
the stretch, but stopped when Waring
caught him, and the latter, in spite of his
127 pounds, came on and won easily from
Sidney Lucas, who closed fast through
the stretch. Elfin Conig beat MauV1lla a
head for third place. Results:
Selling, about seven furlongs-Buffoon won,
Belle Of Holmdel second, Sir Florian third.
Selling, one and sixteenth miles-Campania
won. Strangest second, Our Nellie third. Time,
Five and half MISUNDERSTANDING won. Sid
ney Lucas second. Elfn Cong third. Time, los.
Selling, one and a sixteenth miles-Flax Spin
ner won, Scotch Plaid second, Brisk third.
Time 1:49.
One mile and seventy yards-village Pride
Won, The Gardner second. Goal Runner third.
Five and a half furlongs-sir Guy won,
Ciales second. The Corinthan third. Time, 1903.
CHICAGO, Nov 6.-'Long Shot" Conley
day for the remainder of the meeting for
his ride on the favorite, O'Connell, in the
third race. George was heavily played
and ran O'Connell a close race to the
stretch. There Conley carried Mitchell
with his mount wide and allowed Agar
eta TO come through and win Track
heavy. Results:
SIX ,furlongs-Jm Gore II won. Eva Wilson
second, Hermoso third. Time. 1:19A.
One Walkenshaw won, Astor second,
David third Time, 1:4S%.
Five and a half furlongs-Algaretta won,
OConnell second, George third. Time, 1:11h.
One mile-Yoloco won, Phalas second, Lovable
third Time 1904.
Six furlongs-The Monk won, Avenstoke Sec
ond. Downward third. Time. 1:19
One and eighth miles-George Lee won.
Double Dummy second, Elm third. Time 2:02%
CINCINNATI, Nov. 6.-souchon was the only
favorite that won at Newport to-day. Track
very heavy. Results:
Mile and a sixteenth, selling-Frank McCon-
nell won Parakeet second Colonel Cluke third.
Time. 1884.
Five and a half furlongs-Foneda won,
Troubaline second Eta third. Time. 1:111s.
One mile. selling-Ramro II won Bell Punch
second. Hampden third. Time, 1:45h.
Seven furlongs. handicap-Souchon won Pin
ochle second. Skillman third. Time. 1917
Six furlongs, selling-Decide won. Albert Vale
second. Juanita third Time, III.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-07
A NERVOUS
HEART.

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Eerous condi-
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from Weak
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cures.
The num-
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whether or
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h e a d a ches
Gig. y, chok-
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Zig. p, a
pale, haggard
look Gig. 81,
sunken eyes
or twitching
Of lids Gig.
~, vertigo,
dizzy spells
Gig. 81, cold
e K t r entities
(hg. g., pain
in back zig.
-? Are you
easily worried
or excited ?
Are you irri-
table, melan-
choly or for
getful? Hud-
yam cures one
and all these
c o n d itions,
or Hudyan
s t r engthens
I h g nerves
a n d nerve
centers.
In women
I h e above
nervous con-
ditions a r e
uaarlV ALWAYS
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-07

due to uterine or ovarian troubles. Hudyan
cures all such chronic troubles and gives
strength to the delicate maternal organism
If you suffer with any of the above troubles
don't hesitate, for you need Hudyan. and Hud-
van is a positive and permanent cure.
Get Hudyan from your druggist-5oc pack
age six packages for 81 80. II your druggist
does not keep it. send direct TO the Hudyan
Remedy Co. corner Stockton Ellis ana Market
streets, San Francisco, Cal
CONSULT HUDYAN DOCTORS ABOUT
YOUR CAsE-FREE OF CHARGE. CALL
or WRITE.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-07

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The San Francisco call., 1899-11-07
Electric Road for Plumas.

QUINCY, Nov. 6.-The Board of Super
visors to-day accepted the bid of D. NJ
de Long for a franchise to build an cleo
trio railroad through Plumas His bid
for an electric light franchise in Quincy
was also accepted.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-07
American Outnnints Rritnn

LONDON, Nov. 6.-At the National
Sporting CLUB this evening Pat DAILY. the
American, beat Tom Woodley of London
on points n a 15-round sparriug contest.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-07

Third race-Six furlongs. ,oo
-. Tom Smith. .102 269 Flamaway lo2
49, St Aignon. ..l02 Duke OF York. !05
242 Tulamore ......102 256 Isabelle ..lo2
Fourth race-One mile
C236)El Estro....... 81 (26D Socialist ......lQo
49, Meadowthorpe Ill 255 Be Happy.......lo4
49, Topmast .......11l
Fifth race-One mile and a quarter.
264 Castake .........101 27O Reoia i04
26S G. B. Morris. l07 (263)Opponent .......l04
23O Frank Jaubert. .10l
Selections for To-Day.
First race-El Arte. Choteau, Miss Sophie.
Second race-Faversham. Jennie Reid, Los
Medanos.
Third race-Tullamore. Isabelle, st. Aignon.
Fourth race-Meadowthorpe. FL Estro. Top
mast.
Fifth race-Opponent Reola, Castake.
The election to-day is the first skir-
mish of the great campaign of next
year. Make it Republican victory
and obtain that much advantage in
the fight that is to come.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-07

EVERY good citizen will go to the
polls to-day. Civic patriotism re-
guires 1t.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-07

Don't forget the Importance Of vot-
ing the Republican ticket straight.
Make the victory complete.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-07

oURTH RAcEsix fuong selling purse sno
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-07

Time-r :1285; A. S6R q. 1:o1.k. Good start. W.
Lanigan's b. f.. by Balgowan- -Parolee
fresh and had her speed. Yaruba SURF
footed at the start Ann Page pocketed the rail
Scratched -Modwena lo4.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-07

Time-3s 12I4: a. :S6&; g. 1:ol& Good Won
Brown & Co.'S CHI g, by Red Iron LILY Wright
Diomed comes a racing family and will probably
gamely Limerick out sixteenth from home. Mis-
Gold Finder disappointment. MCGEE will do with r
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-07

Won first three driving Winner w Shields by Rayon
Weight and hard campaigning told
we'll cut off on backstretch Chmura not
Scratched-Png
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-07

Time a 2lik u. :54i q easng
b. by
his
N1agnus ran away half mile during N
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-08-09
Laurel Iron Werks.

| LAUREL IRON WORKS, August Thar
vesting is over; there are several ma.
chimes threshing the grain; there is an
average crop; there is also an abund-
ant fruit crop.
The health Of our community is excel
lent at present.
We have quite number of pleasure
seekers here now
The sale at Jacob Jarrett's Saturday
was largely attended and everything
sold we'll.
Clarence Lyons spent last Sunday
with relatives here.
Harry Tapp has returned to Morgan.
town after spending the summer with
his aunt Mrs. Joe Bowers.
Ryan and Brothers have purchased a
new threshing machine and are doing
good work.
Rev Warner held sacramental meet
ing at Calvary yesterday
Mrs William Kussart and Mrs Will
Adams were visiting friends in Preston
county last week
Rev and Mrs Broomfield have return
ed to Pittsburg
Messrs Ralph and Clyde Coombs ana
Earl Doty, Of Columbus, Ohio, were
stopping with Mrs VIII Donaldson sun
day
The young people OF Easton gave
Clyde Coombs q surprise birthday party
Saturday evening, August 9th Quite 4
number were present, and the evening
was pleasantly spent In music, plays
knd sociability. Presents wefc given,
refreshments served, and al present en-.
joyed good time
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STEPHEN MASON.
County Sup't of Free School
@@s0e---
Point Marion.

POINT MARION, August III. G. Sam
sci, OF Morgantown, spent Sunday with
friend here.
Misses Edna Bricker and Carrie Stew
art we're guests OF friends here last week
G. v. Everly a commercial traveller
for Pittsburg firm spent couple days
last week with his family here.
John Heinerman, u. S. gauger, has
been assigned to Gibsonton.
Mrs. j. l. Conn is visiting friends in
Illinois, and will be gone several weeks.
Clark Sapp and wife of Mt. Braddock,
are spending few days with friends
here and at Stewartstown. Clark ID
taking rest for the benefit of his
health.
Miss Iona Ewing, of Smithfield, spent
last week with friends at this place.
Elder Scott preached in the Disciples
church Sunday and sunday night.
Jesse Bowers, of Gibsonton, is visiting
the scenes OF his youth at this place.
Thomas Green, who was Waterman al
the bridge on the b. & o. here is w
from Pittsburg on short vacation.
William Lockard has his new steamer
1.-THE Daisy about ready for inspection.
She will therefore be sent to Pittsburg
in few days.
The NJ. E. Sabbath school will send a
delegate to the second annual conven-
ton at Uniontown, August 30.
The corner stone laying passed of
nicely August 3rd, although there were
not many people present as was expect
ed, and it was a success in every respect.
The principal order to assist was the
Daughters Of Rebekah The as
sisting ministers were Rev. D. G. Hell
mick, Rev. N. w. Morrison, of the M !.
p. Church and Rev.M. d. Helmick and
Rey. o. G. White, of the Disciples
church. The proceeds Melted about
500, and will be used toward completing
the new M. p. church. Meals were
served on the grounds and all who wish
ed were fed, and they still had food
enough to feed hundreds more.
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FAYETTE COKIMG INDUSTRY.
All the Great Section South Of Union
trwn Will be Opened for Opera
ton With in the Next
Few Years.

UNIoNTowN, Aug. 5.-The Fayette
coking industry is gradually working
towards the southern end of the coun-
ty and if predictions come true the
next eight or ten years will see all
that great section south of Union
town as an animated bee hive. The
southern end is practically untouched,
save in the eastern outcrop of the field
at Leith, Brownfleld, Oliphant and
few scattering ovens along the Bal
timore & Ohio southwark.
In this field there are thousands of
acres in tracts that have not yet been
opened for operation, while severa
thousand acres have been put in shape
lately to be operated. The DuPuy
and Hillman tracts, just sold to the
Federal Steel Company, will be among
the first to be tapped, with the devel-
opment of the Revere tract, purchas-
ed by W. ]. Rainey, following.
The Federal Company has purchas-
ed several hundred acres of surface
near that place and it is stated that
one of the best plants in the coke re-
gion will be built. A set of 800 bee
hive ovens will he built. There will
also be 40 or so blocks of first class
dwelling houses for the men erected
on the site. The coal has been thor
oughly tested and has proved when
made into coke to be equal to any
made in the region.
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KERENS FORCED
THEIR HANDS.
Senator Elkins and Ex-senator
Davis Compelled to Join


With the ST. Louis Magnate in Com
bination that will Change the Aspect
Of Coal and Railroad Operations in
the Northeastern Part Of the State
Reported that Davis and EIkins are
Both Preparing to Retire From Ac-
tive Business Prospective
West Virginia Central Extensions.
BALTIMORE, Md, August 5.-At
Bedford Springs, Pa, an agreement
was reached by which the entire
railroad and mining interests OF the
West Virginia Central region were
consolidated.
Ten million dollars are involved
The parties to the agreement were
the families of United States Sena
tor Stephen B. Elkins and ex-Sena-
tor Henry g. Davis and r. G. Kerens
OF st. Louis.
The scheme was engineered by
Kerens, who is said to have practical
ly forced the EIkins and Davis fam
lilies into it.
He is stakeholder in the West
Virginia Central railroad, but has
no connection with the coal and
coke operations. The Davises and
Elkinses on the other hand. while
owning all the mining lands, also
operate the West Virginia Central
railway. They have, however, al
lowed the bulk of their coal to be
shipped to tidewater over the Balti-
more and Ohio railroad, liberal
terms having been secured from
that company and the route being
direct.
Kerens is said to have chafed un-
der this arrangement by which his
road was in part ignored. He pos
sessed the means to bring about q
consolidation and used them. The
report is that the output of the
mines, as far as practicable, will be
sent to tidewater by the West Vir
GINA Central and the Pennsylvania
railroad, traffic agreement already
existing between these roads.
There is another rumor that the
Central will build seventeen mile
road to connect with the Chesapeake
& Ohio and thus reach Newport
News. Still another and even a more
interesting report is that Senator
Elkins and Ex-senator Davis wish tt
get their immense properties into such
shape that they can be quickly dispos
=.
sell out entirely and retire from bust
ness should favorable opportunity
present. In any event, however, tn
roads to which Kerens is partial will
benefit by the agreement.
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who assisted in Miss Fannie Fishers
defense--that was her maiden name
and he eorroborates all OF these state
ments And quite number have spo-
ken Of it also, and all say the same
thing Fannie Fisher was known as a
devoted Christian girl, and nobody
doubted her word And many people
regard her as having been inspired by
T. lord To burn that saloon.
Ia future letter nay give descrip-
tion Of this village but just now | must
60 and take drink. la BARNES.
/ am deriving great deal OF benefit,
think. from this water.