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BOILERS
Require Strong workmen to Construct.

A big. hus,ling boiler-maker down
at Niles. o.. had an experience with
Grape Nuts Food that Is worth knos-
Ing. George Preston says there was
a time when his appetite for break
fat failed him. and 1t came from
stomach trouble caused by his way OK
eating.
He would get hungry from his work
about or 10 o'clock. but was noe
allowed to eat during work hours.
and when dinner time came he wonld
overea. and would BIO IN misery ths
rest OF the day. and not able 20 eae
any supper.
headaches and 80 dizzy from senn..-s
ing over that would stagger when
STRENGTHENING ny.
Grape Nuts being called to my ate
,nution. rtoo.S package to my board
ing-place and had some for breai.sf
fast. and did not get hungry unity
NO.. tho noon hour. now S1sSs
what was the matter with me.
began to eat good. healthy food
and 1t agreed with me. so hasa
kent on using Grape-Snts for break-l
fast with little cream.
Il have never taken one drop OF
medicine. only once for sore threat.
nut am now MS we'll and hearty ~
ANY man that walks. and know hon
IN kesp my strength now by the use
OF good food. and think I would
,osc mart OF 1t IL l left or Grape-
Nuts. This food has been better 10
me- and my family than any medlcise.
II am Mt Niles. Ohio. and ready 70
show the truth OF -hat write. Any
onc can cali aud sec me aud my fAIt- !
Ily ana Judge for themselves whesAsz
No arc healthy or not. i have t.
as, packages of Grape Nuts g.
began" J. = !. e s.
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Comte de Sibour Sets Chap
pies Hearts Afutter-Oeck.
hand Calls the Hat a
"Cheese Box Set On Tea
Tray"

There wcr. many eNclamai!ons OF i.s-
,onishmen. a; the Fgenc! Line pier to-
DAY when Comic de Sihon-. OF Paris.
faun,cred down tho gangway from the
incoming steamship La Savoic.
1: was the Counts ha. that .ttsacic'
attention and caused nc "xcla'nnl"ns.
The In was truly tho Guccrrst thing
that "cvcr came over
Dc Sihour Is the Beau Iitummrl Of the
Paris Boulevard and HIS advent has
been awaited 10y New York chapp!es
The evening world., 1901-11-09
ASTORIA YOUTH
KILLED HIMSELF.
at DID THIS AT $780," YOUNG
KIEFABER WROTE.
In n Cut.klll Hotel with Friend
When He Shot
Himself.

CATSKIIII. y. y. Nov. e.--F'rederick
Kicfaber. twenty-five years old. OF No.
Al Fifteenth avenue. Astoria. L. l.. shot
and killed himself carly to-day at ker-
nan & Gr!niths Biiou Hotel. on Bridge
street. this village.
The young nan. with \ companion
named Daniel Keller. arrived here Wed.
nersday and engaged room at the
plLoII. stating they were looking FOR
c,nrloy,nent. kicfaber said his father
was a m.lkman at Astoria.
on a note found In his room was
acrtbolcd: II did this ut SEQ
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Maxwell ~, for Columbia.

Superintendent ~ schools William 81.
Maxwell denied iaat nigh, the Iepor.
thu, hc had been chosen President OF
Columbia ColIeg. 10 MI the place made
vacant by Seth Low. Mr.. Maxwell raid
no could nor Understand how The rsyor;
could have originated.
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res. o: her name Is unknown TO Mrs.
Pluym.
When Pluym came to this city last
octobcr Maria disappeared from WASH
'nston. For time Pluym wrote to his
wife. bI: y" sent her no money She
has not heard from him Iii any way FOR
nearly four months.
Becoming destitute in Washington.
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DEAD WITH GAS TURNED ON.
Rose McEivnncy Grieved Because
nrothcr Returned to Ireland.

Rose McE.vaney. an elshteen-year-
old servant. employed by Mrs. Bone
kamp. at 30 - Second street. Brook.
Iyn. was found dead in bed tins
morniS. with the gas turned on.
=, bro,hcr came here from Ireland.
Ito vas suffering from consumption:
TIE air did not ngre with him. ana
ne returned Rose worried over u. ann
/; is believed killed herself IN NJ OF
dependency. 80
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Should this meet the gaze 0: Victor
Pluym. formerly OF Mills Hotel. No. /.
:ive.year-old daughter Victoria died
las, night at No. 80 Tarsce street. sta.
p!cton. Staten Island. Additional inter.
est may accrue TO him from the knowl.
edge that the last word uttered BY the
fcvcr-oarched lip, o. the child was
papa
~ TO seven months ago PiIym lived
with his wife. Catherine. and his fam
tiy o: three CHILDREN In Washington. D.
g. lie was employed as cook. and In
the house in which he worked there
was maid OF the name OF Maria. The
The evening world., 1901-11-09
DEFEAT COST HIM s3,335.50.
frank Goodwin spent that sum In
the Campaign.

Counrii,uan Frank !. Goodwin The de-
teated 'Fan!nanr 90 nd,dato for Register.
tiled his certificate Of campaign cK
penscs to..hy. lie says he spen.
!3,dcs. ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-15
CENTRAL DIRECTORS
CALL ON WATER BOARD
AND ASK FOR AN ASSURANCE Of
BETTER WATER SERVICE
IN THAT PART OF CITY.
SEVENTEENTH STREET MAIN
viii soon he Laid. Giving Ample
Fire Protection To Industries in
the East End-The Central Fac-
tory VIII he Rebuilt as Soon
Practicable.

Last night the Water Board held a
meeting at the office In the city build
ing. During the session Messrs. Jos
Speidel and Howard Hazlett. represent
ing the board of directors of the Cen
trail Glass Company. appeared before
the Board and called attention TO the
recent loss sustained by fire. mention
ing in connection Herewith the fact
that the water service was Inadequate.
and seriously embarrassed the fire de-
partment in fighting the blaze.
The gentlemen expressed the opin-
ion that the revenues of the Board in
excess of expenses could best be ex-
pended in affording protection for In
dustrial establishments. They wanted
an assurance that larger main would
be laid TO McColicch street intimating
that the directors did not feel disposed
10 rebuild the Central factory unless
this were DONE and pointing out also
the difficulty experienced in inducing
insurance companies to take risks on
such property.
The Central directors were informed
that the pipes for new twenty-inch
main along Seventeenth street have
been upon that thoroughfare for abou.
two weeks. and that the dificulty in
securing valves. etc, has retarded the
work. AS soon as practicable, the
main will be laid.
It will solve the problem OF sufficient
water supply for the Central, as well as
for the Reymann brewery, Wheeling
Corrugating Company and Whitaker
mill. The three last plants are across
the creek, and will be reached by an
extension of the main over to Man
chester.
There is no longer any doubt that
the directors of the Central glass works
will decide to rebuild the destroyed
plant at once The insurance adjusters
have not yet completed their work.
When this matter is amicably arranged
the work of rebuilding will commence.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-15
OIL OPERATIONS.

Special to the Register.
PITTSBURG, Pa, October lon
Yellow creek. In Center district, Cal
houn county, w. Va, the Lowther Oil
Company has drilled in a gusher at
its No. on the Taswell Taylor farm.
When the pay was tapped the well
commenced to flow at the rate of 90
barrels an hour, and at the end Of the
first twenty-four hours had placed $50
barrels to it's credit. The South Penn
Company's test well ON the Alley and
Lewis farm. located on Fish creek. in
Meade district, Marshall county. and
midway between the Little Germany"
development and the development at
Cameron, made so barrels the first
twenty-four hours. The sand was just
touched when the well began to flow
and it had to be shut down for pipe
line connections. II will be drilled
deeper and an increase in production is
expected. Near Salem, in Harrison
county, the South Penn Oil Company
has completed its No. Il on the M. Da-
visson farm and has producer good
for 60 barrIs a day from the Gordon
sand. In the Wallace development. in
the same county, the same company
has completed and shot its test well
on the Viola Hare farm and has
small producer from the Gordon sand.
In the Ben's Run district, in Pleasants
county. Schlagel e. Fried have drilled
in their No. 2 on the William +.
Thompson farm and have a well that
is producing IS barrels day from the
Cow Run sand. On Sugar creek, in the
same county, the American OIL Devel-
opment Company has completed its No.
s on the Mary K. Edgell farm and has
a producer good for 40 barrels from the
Cow Run sand. In Ellsworth district,
TYLER county, the Mutual Oil Company
has drilled its test well on the George
Thomas farm through the Injun sand
and has a buster. The location OF this
we'll is 1900 feet southwest OF the En-
gle Oil Company's No. l on the Chris.
Engle farm, which is holding up to 80
barrels a day On McKim creek, in
Mead district, the Carter OIL Company
has completed its No. on the j. l..
Poe farm and has % barrel well from
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-15
A SPEAKEASY RAID
Caused Much Excitement at salem,
Last Evening. II

Caused Much Excitement at salem,
Last Evening. u
Special to the Register
SALEM, w. Va, October 14.-This
town has grown used to almost every
imaginable kind of speakeasy excite
ment. The county seat authorities
have been swooping down upon the
illegal joints here the past six months.
with religious regularity. In every
instance the authorities would no
sooner take the train for Clarksburg
than business would spring up again
as though there had been no distur-
bance. This evening. however, the
town was the scene of change OF
programme. Deputy Sheriff Kester,
or Clarksburg, came out on the even
ing train and proceeded to take pos
session of the joint conducted by
Stander & Allen. He first placed the
barkeeper under arrest and then closed
the doors to the public. After remain
ing in the place alone for some time
the outsiders grew anxious as to what
he was doing and several parties peep
ed over the window blinds. Although
the door was locked the deputy sprang
up and leveled his gun at them. A
warrant was sworn out for his arrest
and the chief of police pulled the
deputy, and took him before the
Mayor, who held him in $500 bond
He was unable to find a bondsman,
and the consequence is he will sleep
in the Salem lookup tonight. 1t is
reported on what seems good authority
that the deputy was pretty badly jag
ged and that is given as an explana-
ton of his long stay in the saloon.
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meeting. and Il is expected will with
draw It's offer OF $4,000 for the arrest
OF the abductors.
The text Of Mr. Cudahy's notice Of
withdrawal Of his reward is as follows.
To the Public and whom II May
Concern.
II, Edward A. Cudaby, do hereby
withdraw my offer of a reward OF $4,000
for the first arrest and conviction OF
one of the kdnappers; $4,000 for the
arrest and conviction of any two of the
kidnappers and $4,000 for the arrest
and conviction Of three of the kidnap-
pers implicated in the kidnapping OF
Edward Cudahy. Jr. on or about De-
cember IS. 1900, hereby Internationally
revoking and recalling my said offer I
reward heretofore made by me in any
way whatsoever.
lSigned) EDWARD A. CUDAHY.'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-15

lar session at Trades Assembly nall
last evening, and transacted routine
business.
The brick work on the new Court
Theater is progressing rapidly. and the
timbers for the floor Of the auditorium
have been laid
Last evening Wheeling City Lodge
No. ?, Star of Bethlehem. entertained
at the X. G. E. hall with a very sue
cessful box social
Yesterday afternoon a wagon load
ed with sand broke down near the Cen
ter foundry, and the contents were
scattered over the street
On the coming Saturday and Sun
day evenings. at the st. Pauls German
church, will occur a moving picture
presentation of the Passion Play.
The National saloon. at No. 1916
Main street. was sold yesterday after
noon by Edward Shipley and Ambrose
Habig to Julius Briese and Michael
Burke. for $500
Yesterday morning George Hide
brand, while working. was struck on
the nose with a piece of metal which
broke from a hammer he was using,
and the result was a painful cut
Battery A. U. r. X. OF p. will hold
its regular monthly drill in the armory
tonight. This will be the first drill
since the battery returned from Par
kersburg and full attendance is ex-
pected.
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JOHN O'DONNELL
Had a Warm Time I'm Is ilnaine Coun-
ty Mayo. Yesterday.

Had a Warm Time In Is iInaine Coun-
ty Mayo. Yesterday.
LONDON, October 15.-Jonn O'Don-
nell (NationalisD attempted to adj
dress his constituents to-day in Kill
maine, County of Mayo, the scene of
recent evictions. He was dragged off
the platform five times by the police,
and finally, after a fierce struggle, was
taken to the barracks.
One hundred and fifty police were
present at the meeting. i'he crowd
hurled stones, and several persons
were injured.
John O'Donnell is a young tenant
farmer and protege OF VIM. O'Brien.
M. p. He is secretary of the United
Irish League and was first returned
to the House of Commons for South
Mayo In February, 1900, succeeding
Michael Dewitt.
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SENT TO THE PEN.

DALLAS, Tex, October 14.-H c.
Henderson who has been in the Dallas
jail for year and a half, and who
claims he assisted in the kidnapping OF
Eddie Cudahy at Omaha in December,
1900. was sentenced to-day to the State
penitentiary. Henderson was convicted
a year ago Of swindling in several cases
and now goes to serve thirteen years in
the penitentiary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-15
BELLAIRE.

eadGet OF News Items FROM the Bel.
mont County Metropalis.
The schools opened in regular session
again yesterday.
The loan exhibit will be open each
evening this week.
Rev. and Mrs. o. w. Holmes are Wis
iting friends in the city.
Mr.. John McCarmich has returned
from an extended trip through Iowa.
]. A. Carson, of Pittsburg. vas a
business visitor in the city yesterday.
H. ~ Lichtenberger and wife left
Yesterday for Gas City, Ind, to visit
friends
The Turner'S will hold their twenty
fifth annual banquet this evening at
their hall
Mrs, Harry Hayes, of Newport. O..
Is visiting her sister, Alice Glassor, of
he Fifth ward.
Messrs. Albert Richards and Leonard
Moore are guests OF Mrs. Sarah Moore,
of the First ward
The Belsire base ball team defeated
the Moundsville team Sunday afternoon
by score of to 0.
t.; B. Williams has been appointei
superintendent of the B. & o. terminal
TO succeed j. NJ. Barrett.
The Young Mems Club held special
meeting last evening to consider i'm
provements to their rooms.
The blast furnace is now doing much
better than last week. The expert in
charge has made some Improvements.
The orders for the premiums offered
to exhibitors are being issued by the
chairman of the committee, +. c. Mich
olson.
The j. ]. Slippner foot ball team, of
Benwood will play the Beliaire team
on the commons next Sunday after
noon.
a party of fifteen Quaker lads and
Iassies passed through the city last
evening en- route to GAINESVILLE to at
tend school.
Representatives of the city and the
contractors went over the ground yes
terday and agreed upon the grades to
be recognized.
telegram from Pttsburg last night
stated that Mrs. stephen Hipkins
would arrive home from three
months stay in Europe.
The Farmers and Mechanics Bank
will open for business this morning at
O'Clock. with c. c. Kelly and ". G.
Simpson behind the wicket.
Mrs. Theo. Neff. Mrs. Isaiah Mrs
Benz. Neff, Mrs. William Nichol and
Messrs. James and Alex Neff leave this
morning for a trip to Buffalo.
Seventy-fve children were present al
the meeting of the society at the First
NJ. E. church last Sunday afternoon
They have organized a choir and have
appointed ushers.
The bans announcing the marriage
or Miss Anna Gallagher, of this city
and Mr.. Will Hess, of Aetnaville. were
announced in St Johns Catholic
church Sunday by Father Wehrle.
The First NJ. E. church received the
barrel of -four offered 70 the church
having the largest registration at .1e
carnival They had 1872 registrations
st. Johns Catholic church came next
with al.
Mayor Freeze had a quartette before
him for attention yesterday morning
Two of them were assessed dollar
and costs for plain DRINKS. The 9th
ers. Wheeling chaps. were given 81;
and costs for fast driving. They al
most had At.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-15

The statement in an evening paper
that ten Democrats were absent from
the caucus Saturday night, at which 1t
was decided to support the present Gas
Board for reelection. is ridiculed by
the Democrats who were present.
There was but one man in the meeting
Who was not in accord with the action
taken, but his was an honest difference
OF opinion. from the standpoint of par
~ policy, and he is too good a Demo-
erat to refuse to acquiesce in the will
of the majority. No call for a special
meeting of Council had been issued last
night
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-15

the Gov Run sand. In the Hebron dis
trict. F. z. Metzger q Co. have COM
pleted their No. on the c. c. Hadlin
farm and have a show for a small well
from the Cow Run sand In the shall
low sand district in Wood county. A..
J. Brown & Co. have completed their
No. is on the J. T. Johnson farm and
have a buster in the Cow Run sand.
The Cory Oil Company's No. on the
T. Miller farm is another of the same
kind, and Gibson & Co. had no better
luck at their No. on the +. ]. John
son. Jr., farm. The Henderson Oil
Company's No. is still holding up at
Go barrels day. J. NJ. Henri & Co. s
No. ] on a part of the same farm has
dropped to 30 barrels a day On the
Ohio side. in the jackson Ridge devel-
opment, Monroe county, Ohio, the
Fisher Oil Company and others have
completed their Nos. and on the
d. 7. Jones farm and have brace of
producers showing for 80 and 20 bar
rels day. respectively. In the Ches-
ter Hill development in Morgan coun-
~, the Green oil Company has COM
pleted its No. on the Robert Green
farm, and has a buster. In the same
district, Eaehel, Richie & Co. have
drilled their No. SO on the Z. Bowman
farm into the top of the sand and the
well is flowing at the rate of 200 bar
rels day.
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DIED.

GURNEy-At the Hotel Mcclure Mon
day morning october 18th. 1901, at 0;Se
o'clock, George W, Quincy.
Funeral from his residence at Whitman,
Mass, Thursday afternoon.
SONNEBoRN-At Canton. Ohio, Mrs.
A, Somehow. In her 18th year.
Funeral services from residence OF NJ
Somehow. 1oS Fourteenth street, this
Tuesday, afternoon Mt o'clock. Inter-
ment private. Omit flowers.
STEURNA GEf1 -Sunday, October 18th.
1901 at o'clock u. m, Emma, wife of
Jacob Steurnagel, In the 4sd year OF her
age.
Funeral from her late residence, corner
Thirty-first and Chaplne streets, Wednes-
day afternoon. october 10th. at o'clook.
Interment at Mi. Zion cemetery. Friends
of the family invited to attend.
WERLEY-At his late residence in
Lansing, Ohio. Monday, October 18th. 1901
Holon Werley, aged SO years.
Funeral services on Thursday. October
nth. Mt 2 o'clock y. m. 1nterment in
Linwood cemetery, Bridgeport.
woLKENHAuER-o Monday. October
18th. 1901. at $40 o'clock II. M. Sophia T.,
wife OF the late Henry Wolkenhauer, In
her 18th year.
Funeral from her late residence, No. 1i01
Warren street. Wednesday morning at
$50 o'clock. Reauim high mass at St.
Alphonsus church at 8 o'clock. Friends
of thy family respectfully invited to at
tendg 1nterment at Mt. Calvary cemetery.
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A BIG ROAD COMING.
to the Register.

Special to the Register.
NEW YORK, October 1.-THE
Chesapeake and Western. which is
building road from Deep Water of
the York river to the West Virginia
line, has filed deed OF trust to the
Bowling Green Trust Co. for $l,435,-
900 for first mortgage bonds. The
road will enter the West Virginia coal
fields, and shorten the haul to the sea-
board by one hundred miles.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-15
BARN BURNED.
Special TO the Register.

Special TO the Register.
WASHINGTON, Pa, October H.
The large barn on the Manufacturers
Light and Heat Company's farm, two
miles south of this place, was destroy
ed By fire this afternoon. Harlan Ram
say. tenant on the farm, managed to
save his horses, wagons and some Other
property. His loss is 400 bushels OF
oats, 300 bushels of wheat and 20 toas
of hay. The barn was worth $500.
and was insured. The origin OF the fire
is not certainly known, but it is thought
TO be the work of an incendiary.
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Special to the Register.
PARKERSpURC w

Special TO the Register
PARKERSBURG. w. Va, October
14.-Word was received here to-day
that the Lowther Oil Co.'S Taz Taylor
No. 2. on Yellow Creek. Calhoun coun-
ty. was drilled In Saturday evening
and is gusher good for 25 barrels an
hour. The well is about 500 feet
northwest of No. /. and is the best
we'll in the field. The Lowther Oil
Co.'S suits involving the title to sever
al hundred acres of leases, valued at a
quarter of a million dollars, have been
decided in the Calhoun courts in fav-
or of the Lowther Oil Co.
The Eclipse Oil Co.'S No. ]. on f..
S. Butchers farm. near Lockhardt's
Run, this county. has been delayed by
cracked stem, but should reach the
Berea the last of this week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-15
THE MISSION OPENS
At st. Josephs Cathedral with Nun
dreds in Attendance.

The two weeks mission at st.
Josephs Cathedral in charge OF the
Jesuit fathers from Fordham, n. y.
has opened. and judging by the a.
tendance thus far. promises to be re-
markably successful. The seating ca
paeity OF the large auditorium has al
ready been tested.
The first week is for women. the Sec
ond for men. Last night special SER
mon to women was preached.
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A SMALL REWARD.

Special TO the Vcsisrer
PARKERSBURG, w. Va, October IA.
burglars entered the Office of the Ro-
mine and Stone Lumber Company last
night. forced the safe open and secured
SITS. Several persons are under sus-
plciou
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BIG STEEL SHIPMENT.

Special to the Register.
PARKERSBURG. W. Va. October a.,
--Fifty-two car loads or steel have ar
rived here for use in replacing the old
steel work on the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad across the Ohio river. Work
is now in progress on the bridge.
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TRIAL CONTINUED.

Special TO the Register.
ELIZABETH. w. Va. October a.
The second trial of Sam Shepherd, who
was convicted Of murder and sentenced
to be hanged, and later granted a new
trial by the Supreme Court, has been
continued to the next term of the court
on account OF the inability TO get GER
tain witnesses at the present term.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-15
HOEFFLER CO.
GENERAL NOTICES.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
The undersigned hereby give notice that
they hold more than one-tenth of the cap
ital of the Uneeda Brewing Company. a
corporation organized under and existing
by virtue OF the laws of the State OF West
Virginia; that they hereby call general
meeting of the stockholders of the said
corporation, and that they hereby give
notice OF such general Meeting to be held
at ten o'clock a. m. on wednesday, tne
18th day of October, A. ID. 1901. at the
principal office and place of business or
the said corporation or company. No. 300
Water street, tn the city of Wheeling,
county OF Ohio, in the state of West VIZ
ginia: and the undersigned also give no.
lice hereby of their intention to offer at
such meeting the following resolution;
Resolved. That the principal office and
place of business of the Uneeda Brewing
Company shall be and hereby Is
changed from No. $500 Water street In
the city OF Wheeling, county of Ohio. and
State of West Virginia so that the same
shall he located hereafter In the city OF
Wheeling and not In any particular street
or at any particular number thereof.
and at such location In said city
as may from tirle to time be ordered and
designated by the board of directors OF
said company"
Witness the following signatures.
c, T.. BIERY,
A. A. SCHRAMM,
oes15 ADAM KOEGLER.