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Consolidation of Coal Companies,

CANAL DOVER, Ohio. Dec. 7.-Plans
ton of more than twenty different coal
companies In Tuscarawas county. A
New York syndicate Is purchasing the
mines outright, and II said the deal wf1l
Involve two or three million dollars.
Details arc not ob;ainable. but negotia-
lions are said 10 be under way for
mines on the Cleveland. Lorain 4
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revision Of, or n supplemental state
ment to the confession Of faith. The
outcome OF the voting and accompany
ing discussion was the formation OF n
combination cmbodylng rs nearly as
possible the individual views of the
committee. The final vote on this pro-
position will be taken Tomorrow.
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High-Toned Thieves.

BERLIN, Dec. THE Pckin cores
pondent OF the Deutschc ZeitunS
writes that several German marine or
flcers discovered Sir Claude Macdonald,
former British minister at Pckin, ana
Lady Macdonald, personally superin-
tending COOLIES who were carrying on
treasures from the Chinese imperial
palace TO the British legation buildings.
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Germans Toniug Down.

BERLIN, Dec. 7.-Presidcnt McIiin-
ley's message to Congress now meets
with mllder criticism in the German
press, especially since some one discov-
cred, MS already cabled, that the term
good will" used By the President, with
reference to Germany really amounted
tc, n cnrnp Imrnt
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BATTLESHIPS HURRIED TO SOUTH AMERICA.

DIEGO cal 7-Admira Kautz received orders this
delay South America
with Instructions being hudy made
both the pha port
hurry order made public,
surprise and all naval
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GREATEST EVENT
In the Industrial History Of the
World-Contracts Let for construc-
tion Of Five New Battleships.

ton Of Five New Battleships.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 7.-Never since
the birth Of the new navy has there
been such ! gathering OF ship builders
and metal kings ms were assembled In
the office tof the secretary OF the navy
at noon to-day, to witness the opening
OF bids fer an amount OF naval construc-
ton which Secretary Long denominated
az the greatest Industrial event this or
any other country had ever seen, In
,olvlnE 1.-THE placing of contracts for
about s5g. 100000.
Bids We're opened at the navy depart
nent for the construction OF FIVE new
battleships and SIX armored cruisers.
aggregating total displacement OF
15i,OoOy tons and comprising the largest
consignment of material for the navy
erIcontracted for Ut single bidding.
Never Contracted For.
The three battleships authorized by
the act OF March. 1899. were never CON
trac1sd for. owing to delays In the pro-
ct!rtment OF arInor bids; In the compla-
tIGrl OF designs, and controversy as to
whether the new supcrposcd turr2t
should be used In their construction.
Inability 10 reach Il satisfactory concIn-
sion. In regard to sheathIng delayed con-
struc;Ion OF the three armcrcd cruisers
authorized by the same act, These
points have been adjusted.
The five battiaahips. namely the
Pennsylyanla, New IrrGry. Georgia.
Virginia and Rhode Island. are divided
into two cl0fs2s 10 compromise upon
he controversy M to their turrct sys-
lrrns. Three are to br sheath"d and
coppered. and will carry snperlmpos2d
uErotE;::tiG other two are to be uh-
sheathcd vcsscIs. having the "quahri-
laicraif arrangement" Of S-inch trrrets.
10 meet the contingency that the bids
! may be In cXccss nf the authorized cost,
N,r bidders WIRE, however. invited to
SubnI; planE In each case for both
PhrhiRTl end unGhoathrd ships.
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Civil Government in Transvnal.

LONDON. Dec. 7.-Thc secretary OF
state for the colonies. Sir Joseph
Chamberlain. announced In the house
or commons to-day that civil govern
mcnt will shortly be established In the
Trunsyaal and Orange River colonies.
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OLEOMARGARlNE BILL
PASSED THE HOUSE,

ana means committee, gave notice at
'he close OF the session that he would
eau up the war revenue reduction act
ui'er lhe disposal of the legislation ap-
proprialion bill next week, probably
on Thursday. ai a5s.' =
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MURDERER BEHEADED.
Killed n Widow and Hcr Daughter.
Youth Hanged for Taking the Life
of His Sweetheart.

BERLIN. Dec. August GOenczi.
the Hungarian who murdered 4 wealthy
widow named Schulz and her daughter
here In 1897, was heheaded this morning
In the prison OF Ploetzensee. The mur-
der was an atrocious one and was COM
mItted In the center OF Berlin. The
murderer was ultimately traced to Bra
I'll. through pet dog and was arrested
at Rio Janeiro "A year ago.
Cupitui punishment ~ so unusual hero
that the execution attracted consider
able attention,
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preahvtnrlnnn Cnn,t ant Together.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. Dec. THE
Presbyterian committee OF sixteen to-
1ay voted sorIatm on the Ave propo-
''IonS submitted by various members
Yesterday. having for their object the
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THE SLAYER OF
MRS. CASTLE ON
WITNESS STAND.
Jessie Morrison Tells the Story oi
Her Encounter ard Quarrel
With the Dead Woman.
CUT ACROSS THE THROAT
With a Razor-Both Rolled on the
Floor, Where the Fatal Strokes
Were Given by Witness.

ELDDiADO, k1s., Dec. 7.-]essle
Morrison Justified In her own defense
to-day In her trial on the charge Of
killing Mrs. olin Castle last June. The
court room was jammcd with specta-
tors, twO-th!rt!s Of whom were women.
Miss MorrisOn's testimony was design
ed by the defense to offset that of OlIn
Castle, whom the witness faced US she
gave her evidence. Members Of the
families Of all concerned In the case oc
cupied front seats. Miss Morrison fire.
Quently broke down and cried during
The recital. The first portion OF her
evidences disclosed nothing sensational,
consisting, as It did, Of contradiction
OF Castles testimony.
Miss Morrison related all the occur
rcnces Of the day OF the fatal quarrel
with Mrs. Castle She had visited Mrs.
Davis and on her way home passed the
Castle house. She carried letter in
her hand, but had no knife or razor.
Mrs. Castle opened her door ami called
her to come in. Witness said she turn
ed and entered the house.
Fastened the Screen Door.
Mrs. Castle fastened the screen door
behind them. Clara sat down In front
of me-" she continued, land asked:
What do YOU mean by following Olin
around? l suid l was not. Then she
said you know you hate me and hate
you, and I'm no friend of yours. You
know you wrote Olin from Excelsior
Springs about low scheme. Don't
deny 1t. l saw the letters I rose to
60. She said: Don't so yet, DIN is
coming In q minute l said: Isn't he
here now?' and she said: It's too bad
for you to run after that poor boy ]
told her that he was the one who had
caused her TO be bitter to me. She said:
I know better. You tried 10 separate
u.s. said l had not. and she said: You
aye a iIGrtiT said Dent cali me 4 iiar.
Then we both raised up together" Jes-
sic Morrison paused.
The Fight Begun.
What was done?" asked Attorney
Reddcn.
"My handkerchief dropped and I
stopped TO pick It up. Then she Jump
ed up, moved quickly In the same direc-
ton. and then she cut me with the ra-
zor. She cut me twice with the razor
across my throat. ! grabbed ut her and
screamed. Then Clara and I rushed
| together and she threw me and raised
my knees to, protect myself and. she
kept striking Mt me nll the time. She
fell over on me and then we both rolled
off the lounge. We both struggled and
| got the razor away from her. After
that we rolled over on the fioor!'
l. Miss Morrison hesitated a moment
and the words which the spectators
knew were about to come caused sup
pressed excitement In the court. Not n
sound was heard, however, as Attorney
Eedden asked: ..,.I. .,...t5 rN
Cut Her Throat.
"Then what did you do?"
~ cut her" answered the witness, In
q conversational tone.
do You know how many timcs?"
mo, SIR"
DO you know what became OF the
razor?" ~
"she may have knocked 1t from my
hand or ! may have dropped It." ~
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Little Business in tbe Snnofo

WASHINGTON. D, c.. Dec. 7.-So
business Of Importance was transacted
Wy the senate to-day In open session.
Practically the entire legislative. day
was consumed by an executive session
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Same Will be Done to West Virginia.

WASHINGTON. Dec. IA bill was
introduced In the senate to-day to d.
vide the state OF Kentucky into two
judicial districts, to provide officials
therefor, aud to fix the times and
pl1ces Of holding courts therein.
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sao9nasvllle and Benwood both Show
ASery$ heavy increases; as do Blueneld.
Davis Elkins, Thomas, sistersville and
other towns In the coal and oil fields.
The, figures follow: /" - -
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jumped or Fell From Fourth Story.

NEW YORK. Dec. T.--Iicnry ]. IIpy-
den. vice president Of the Now York
Central G. Hudson River railroad,
Iumpcd or fell from the fourth story
window OF HIS residence In this city to-
night, and was Killed.
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FARMER KILLED BY,HIS. RENTER.

KENoVA, w. Vaq Dec 7-Robertt Bailey, wealthy farmer,
nnd also extensive timber merchant
river shot and instantly killed by Charles
occurred Garetts creek twenty miles SOUTH Mt the
Smith, Mr. Smith rents of Bailey present
the trouble except his INN date family The supposiou
that they qiarreed debt which Smith Bailey Smith
alleges that Bailey attemp club when
he into tho house. and soz ed his rifle
Dalcys heart. Smith in all Bailey forty years old
prominent In county politics, having lifelong
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HAMILTON, Ont, Dec. 7.-Georso
Arthur Peafson. the youthful murdere.
of his sweetheart, was hanged here to,
day. lIe maintained his composurc
throughout. He said he would GLADLY
die IL he could restore the life he hul
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RATHBONE
LIVED LIKE A PRINCE.
taken, PulsatIon ceased in fifteen min

taken, Pulsatlon ceased In fifteen min
utes after the drop fell.
Pearson killed Annie Griffin, aged
seventeen years, September 90, while he
and she were driving, In confession
which no made 10 his spiritual adviser,
fearson says he made an Improper
proposal to the girl, which she resented.
This so impressed him that he felt he
could never face her again, and con-
cluded the best thing to do was to kill
himself and her. He shot her twice,
both bullets taking effect In her head.
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STATE BOSSES
HAVE @PLUCKED
ALL The PLUMS.
Dig Fish Swallow tho Little Ones,
and Take Full Control Of
the Political Pond.
VENGEANCE HAS BEEN SWORN
Against the Dictatorial Crowd-Their
Slate Exposed for Judgment by
West Virginia Republicans.

Special Dispatch to the IntellIgenccr.
WASHINGTON, d. Gu, Dec. 1.-The
West Virginia contingent which gath
cred at the capital In large numbers the
first part OF this week, have nearly all
gone back to their homes. Some have
been given assurances that have made
them feel happy, whia others carry
With them sad hearts and have left the
city swearing vengeance against the
bosses and are making all kinds OF
threats.
Slate of the Bosses.
The state of the luscious plums in
the gift of the federal and state gov
crnments has practically been made
aud unless am badly mistaken, Will
be as follows: W. N. 0. Dawson. secre-
tary Of state: George W. Atkinson
United States district attorney; Reese
Blizzard, collector OF Internal revenues:
Charles D. Elliott. United States mar
shal: Elliott Northcott. first assistant
United States district attorney; Emmett
Showalter. second assistant United
States district attorney,and either John
a. Thayer, of Charleston. or Captain r.
L. Smith, of Mcdowell county, will get
the other assistant dist rict attorneys
place.
First Gets "Frosty Nit"
The First congressional district will
be left out In the cold, and Jim Hall,
who went down in the defeat at the
hands of the bosses for auditor, at
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Weather Forecast for To-Day.

For Ohio: Rain or snow Saturday. with
colder In southern portion; brisk north
crly winds. Sunday, fair Hi:d warmer
For Western rcnnsyfrnnin! hnin or
snow Saturday: hrislt Ia h!Eh noriaeaht-
erly winds. Sunday. fatr and warmer,
For West virginia: Rain und cooler sat
urduy: brisk nOrihcastcrly winds. sunday,
fair and warmer.
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Tho temperature yesterday as observed
by Z. Schnrpf. druggist. cGrntr tohrtsenih
and Market streets, is Us noiio~s: q tse
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-07-25
ANOTHER SUCCESS
Scored by the Fay Opera Company
at the Park Casino Last Night.

Scored by the Fay Opera Company
at the Park Casino Last Night.
1t is now the proper idea to attend
the performances at the Park Casino.
Musical critics have pronounced the
Fay Opera Company superior mus
ical organization, and society has
placed its seal of approval upon the
Casino attraction. Last nights audi
ence, like that which witnessed Car
men, on the previous evening, was
enthusiastic in expressing its appre-
citation of the singing and action of
the principals in the cast, and in it's
opinion that the chorus is not only
strong and well balanced, but that the
young ladies have more than ordinary
allowance of symmetry and beauty.
The Princess of Trebizonde' was the
bill, and it was artistically presented,
the humorous side appealing particu-
larry to the audience because of the
splendid work of the comedians.
Tonight the company will sing "Boc-
cacio," which lovers of music know to
be a very tuneful creation, and which
patrons know will be given by the Fay
company in a manner which will rem
der criticism impossible. The Casino
is admirably adapted for summer opera
and big houses are certain to be the
rule during the remainder of the en-
gagement.
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NEW CUMBERLAND.

NEW CUMBERLAND, w. Va, July a.
An excursion train consisting of Is
coaches passed up over the Cumberland
Branch to Rock Springs at II 10 a. m. to-
day. The excursionists were the Baptist
Union from Pittsburg Allegheny and
Sewickley.
Misses Jessie and Effie Graham, OF
Pittsburg, are the guests of Miss May
Robinson, of Carr Valley.
Mrs. Charles Ferguson and children are
visiting friends at Parkersburg.
Miss Emma Hunter has returned from
visit to Martins Ferry.
DR.. Stone. of this place, has located al
Columbus, Ohio.
Large shipments of brick go out daily
over the branch road
A family reunion is being held at the
home of Levi Gardner, about three miles
back of Penrith. The families of John
Morrow and Lee E. Smith, of this place
are attending.
The Acma quartette, of Waseka, Ill
gave a concert at the Christian church
last evening. A large audience was in at
tendance to greet their former pastor
Rev. Terrell, a member of the quartette
Miss Edna Yarnell, of Scio college, IS
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Myers. on the ridge
Prof. George Monroe and family oil
Bethany, are visiting John B. Chapman
and wife the past week.
Mrs. Henry Graham has returned home
from a two weeks visit in Ohio.
Mrs. James Hunter. of Galesburg. ILL.,,
who has been visiting Rev. A. s. Hunt
ers family for two weeks past, has gone
to Wellsburg to visit friends.
1. E. Bender, who has been engaged ir
the hardware business for four years
here has moved his stock of goods to
Johnstown, Pa, where he expects to open
a store.
Early this morning a large excursion
from Toronto, Wellsville and East Liver
pool passed up on the C. e. p road to
Rock Point to attend the c. NJ B. A. re-
union day.
The Fosterville, Empire and Sugar
Grove Sabbath schools will have a union
picnic at Cascade Park on Saturday, the
2Sth
visit TO Chester.
Shelter e Co.'S foundry and machine
shop, which was to have been sold Satur-
day, has been postponed until August is.
Considerable interest is manifested in
the Part Homer oil field.
VIM. Msrquett is having an addition
built to his store room, occupied by Jas
Graham a merchant.
VIM. Wstlake and wife, of Allegheny
are visiting friends at Fairview and New
Cumberland.
John Mayhem, of Fairview, spent Sun
day in town.
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THE PENS POPULATION
Is Being Rapidly Depleted ~ Par
dons for Prisoners-Yesterda
Deeds of Grace.

Is BEING Rapidly Depleted ~ Par
dons for Prisoners--Y Yesterdays
Deeds of Grace.
Special to the Register
CHARLESTON, w. Va, July a.
The Governor to-day issued pardons
to the following persons:
Frank Miller, convicted in July, 1896,
in the Criminal Court of Ohio county.
of burglary, and sentenced to serve
five years in the penitentiary.
David Paugh, convicted in Septem-
Der, 1899, in the Mineral Circuit Court,
of horse stealing, and sentenced to
serve two years.
John Cassel, convicted in May, 1897,
in the Cabell Criminal Court, of rape,
and sentenced to serve seven years.
Geo. v. Deskins, convicted in May,
1899, in the Kanawha Criminal Court,
of burglary. and sentenced to serve Ave
years.
A. H. Ratliff, convicted in March,
1895, in the Criminal Court of Fayette
county, of murder in the second de-
gree, and sentenced to serve fifteen
years. Ratliff was a constable in Fay
cite county, and claimed to have been
attacked by Andy Thompson and his
brother, when he shot the former and
the shot proved fatal.
Albert hilbert, convicted in May
1894, in the Mason Circuit Court, with
David Boyer and Wilson Dewitt, all
three for burglary. hilbert and Boyer
were sentenced TO serve twelve years
and Dewitt five. Dewitt was pardoned
in July, 1897
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-07-25
ANOTHER NEW TUBE MILL.
LOCATION ABOVE THE TOP MILL
Said TO Have Been Selected for the
Proposed Plant--Reported Inten-
tion OF the wheeling steel &
Iron Company TO Erect Pipe
MilI-The Two Projects May be
Entirely Different.

There is a revival OF the big tube
plant talk again. Only few weeks
since BeIlaire people were excited over
the prospect of the location of new
tube plant in the vicinity of that
thriving town. II was not to be
plant like our famous Riverside, but
plant which would make new kind
of tube seamless, which is manufac-
tured under some valuable patents.
After the talk of the erection of this
plant at Bellaire. the rumors concern
ing it suddenly subsioed. During the
last few days the matter has been re-
vived here in Wheeling. and the pro-
jectors, it is said, have been looking
at site above the Top mill.
Whether or not this site Is suitable
for the purposes Of the projectors the
Register could not learn. 1t is learned.
however, that Carr Brothers, the big
oil men, who have Offices in Pitts
burg and Chicago, are the promoters,
and eastern parties who own the pat
ents are the principal people back of
the project.
In this connection the Information
is given out, although not from the
management-the management not
being in the habit of furnishing infor-
nation for the public-that the Wheel
ing Steel & Iron Company has closed
contracts for the erection of a large
tube mill Parties furnishing this in
formation connect the new seamless
tube plant project with the rumored
improvements contemplated By the
Wheeling Steel & Iron Company.
If the seamless tube plant scheme
is not connected with the Wheeling
Steel & Iron Company, then Wheeling
has an opportunity to secure a new
industry, which 1t is said, will employ
six to eight hundred men at the outset.
and many more as the business OF the
concern increases.
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The Colts Case.

More affidavits were presented in the
Cots case before Judge Melvin, in the
Circuit Court at Moundsville yesterday
morning. Col. Arnett introduced the
affidavit of VIM. Fitzsimmons, who
said he talked with Juror Fox on the
morning of July 4th; also the corrobor-
alive affidavits of Charles Sleeps and
VIM Bracht. The juror is alleged to
have told Fitzsimmons he was on the
jury, and that the jury had not agreed.
Col. Arnett also introduced a letter
written by a man named Koran. from
McKeesport.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-07-25
ANGER

: Sufferers from this horrible malady
nearly always inherit it not necessarily
from the parents, but may be from some
remote ancestor, for Cancer often runs
through several generations. This deadly
poison may lay dormant in the blood for
years, or until you reach middle life, then
the first little sore or ulcer makes its ap-'
pearauce- a swollen gland in the
breast, or some other part OF the body,
gives the first warning.
To cure Cancer thoroughly and perma-
nently all the poisonous virus must be
eliminated from the blood-every vestage
of it driven out. This S. S. S. does, and
is the only medicine that can reach deep
seated, obstinate blood troubles like this.
When all the poison has been forced out
of the system the Cancer heals, and the
disease never returns.
Cancer begins often in small way, as the
following letter from Mrs. Shirer shows 4
A small pimpie came on my Jaw about an inch
below the the left side of my face. II gave
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-07-25
THE TRUST WILL NOT SIGN
THE AMALGAMATED SCALE

The American Hoop Company Gives
Official Notice to That Effect.
YOUNGSTOWN, o., July 24.-The
American Hoop Company has notified
Secretary Mutt of the Iron Manufactur-
ers' Association that they will not sign
the scale presented by the Amalga-
mated Association and that they will
take the same position in the matter as
the Republic Iron G. Steel Company. If
call is issued for scale conference it
must be for the purpose of modifying
the Indianapolis scale, otherwise they
will not participate. The outlook is
against early resumption by the mills.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-07-25
NEWS NOTES OF YESTERDAY.
a Collection of the Small Events O.,
Each Passing Day.

Work is being pushed rapidly on
the new building of C. o. Oberman, on
the South Side.
The Wednesday Night dancing club
will dance at Mozart park tonight.
Prof Killmyer will play.
A portion of the south wall of the
United State Glass Company, in South
Wheeling, fell in Monday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-07-25
WATER TURNED ON At list
THE BREAK AT THE PUMPING
STATION REPAIRED YEsTER-
DAY AFTERNOON.
EXPRESSIONS OF OPINION

by Citizens Who Find Fault With
the Board and Its EmpIoyes-In-
competency Alleged by Many Per-
sons to be the Cause of the De-
pIorable Situation In This City.
Heavy Losses and Very Serious
Inconvenience Caused by the Wa
ter Famine.
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TO-DnY's Roafs.

Charleston, Kanawha, a. m.
Steubenville, I. NJ. Bayne, 2:3a D. m.
Sistersville, Ruth, $3.50 p. m.
Darlington, Leroy, $3.50 D. m.
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RIVER NEWS.


Cincinnati, ..eystone State.
Parkersburg, H. K. Bedford.
Steubenville, T. Nj. Bayhe.
Sistersville, Ruth.
Darlington, Leroy.
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To-Morrov.s PacLet.

Pittsburg, Greenwood, s a. m.
Parkerrsburg, H. X. Bedford, 1890 a. m
Steubenville, T NJ. Bayne. 2:30 p. m.
Sistersville, Ruth, $50 p. m
Darlington, Leroy, $3.50 D. m.