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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-11-19

Die Wilten geb5rten einem altariitofraz
til6en @el9le6te an llnb tparen NIT ben
oornebmften Samilien bes 2anbes ber=
tuanbt un6 beri6wdgert. Sic tparen
aQeroings ni6t reid, aber bieler Wtan=
geI tpurbe our9 @abrielens Nitgift
uno bereinitiges 8erm0gen ausgegli=
1en. tpenil, tpie es 5lt ertparten fanb,
Ser Sreiberl bic 8erbitlbung genebmig=
te. Mlbre6t BON Milten mar Elm iunz
ger, biibf9er Sffiaier, bem Die Uniform
porsiiglid9 itanb uno Der ebenio ppr=
siigli6 rift unb tanste. St mar eir
liebensuiirbiger &abalier, tuuBte an=
senebm 5u unterbalten unb fdien 8a=
briele nirfli9 tief unb aufri6tig gu
!ieben. &ara, er befaB ale Gigeni9af=
ten, ipelde 5rau BON 9arber bon ibreit
fiinftisen G9tpiegerfobne perlangte,
uno Der Oberf un6 beifen @emablin,
6enen Sic prdiumtibe @rbin bes Grei=
BERN BON Gaben als S6miegerto0ter
febr ertpani6t mar, ii6erbduften Mutter
unb So6ter nit Iufnerfiamfeiten.
(Gort1ebuna foIat.)
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8.

= Sn glufirt miro eine 9irseroers
fammlung ifattfim6en, tint &anoloatell
| fiir Stabtdnter aufsulteller.
| = Ser Gontraft fiir grbaullltg ellles
Gtabt= unb gountD Saipitals in Nulttn,
| 1T onsoeaeben tporoer. Sas Gebduoe
miro 1895 foiten.
- Sbeobor 9e Grafenries, eilt
notorifd6er Desperaop, ipurbe in 9eni=
ion perbaftet. S6pn bor febelr Sabz
rem iparet Bic @eanttet binter ibm Der,
ct flii9tete bamals unb tpurbe bur6 Ell
ltell S9uB 10 f6mer permun6et, bab er
ni1t tpeiter transportirt tperben fontlte.
St erbolte fi1 in ieinem Saufe iebo6
fdnea tpieber unb entfernte iib, ebe er
abgebolt tperben fonnte. Geit Der 3eit
bat er aaerlei G6anbtbaten beriibt.
- Ser 6arner Mels, Der in Dallas
8aumpolle perfauft bate unb nod
9auie suriidfebrte, ipur6e Is Mfeilen
llorotpeitlid5 BON Der 9tabt bon 5uei
GtraBenrdnbern angebalten un6 INT
iein @elb beraubt.
- gr=Sieut. Shipper bat feline 9tel=
lung in ber Waf6anfalt gu 81 paio
aufgegeben iln6 bat iid) elmer 8ermeiz
iungspartie Der Merican giational 8abm
ansei6loKen.
= Sn 2ampaias ffarb fiiralif 6rau
MarD $. 6iggins i'm gllter BON ia
eSabren 1nb 5 Monaten.
= Sin 3ug Ser @entralbabn brad
bel SHERMAN bur6 Die Bride iiber ben
@bpctatp. Ser Seuermann berlor oas
2eben babel, ipd9reno ber Wtai9inlit
uno Der @rpreb=Mgent f6mer perleBt
tpurbem.
= Ser 6arbige 8in SAB iu paris
1T tpegett begangener 9fotbau9t gum
So0e berurtbeilt ,Dorben.
- ginea alien farbigen Wanne Na=
mems Wsiller in SDler, Ser bon eirem
3uqe Der eSnternationalbabn ftiirate,
tpurbeu beibe 8eine burdl bic Nd6er abz
gel6nitten.
- Ser Mbppfat s.. s.. Shurmono
in Stpeetiuater bate iid) pom gountp=
clerf mehrere Oofumente sum graminiz
rem qeliehen barin aber mebrere W6rter
gedabert. St purbe aus biefem @runbe
unter $1,000 giirqidaft fit fein grfdei=
ueu bor @erid1t aeitellt.
eSn benz SiuaeltauQel All 0iOsboro
tuurbe Elm iuuaer Mann Namens 6birz
len berhaftet, neil er einen gtebolber
Bel fidl frltQ. Npr Der 0erhaftuna tped)=
felte er init stpei gpliaifen IA 5hiiiIe,
aber feiner Ser 6duKe traf.
- 9ie @ranbiurp bon Dallas ems
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- Sci Gelegenbeit ber am %. Of.
tober in Wolfenbiittel abgebaltenem
Sibung bes 0rtspereins fir Gei6i6tsz
uno Altertbumsfunbe tbeilte Obers
blbllDtbetar bon 0einemann folgen6e
bubble, bisber nod unbetannte 2effings
NnetOots nit. 2eifng iibt zines Cages
in Der @bliotbef NIT elmer brinaen6en
Mrbelt bet6dftigt. Gin unperf6dmter
wtenlg. Der bic 8ibliotbef beii9tigt,
t9aut Ign iuieoerholt iiber bic S1ulter.
S6lieBlif iuiro Oies aber Setting su
arg, er orebt it9 I'm unb iagt: sd
tdeine bier ben gpangeliften 2ucas all
fpielen. /" Die Hmgebuns la1te iinb
ber drenbe aog iidb bei1dmt auriid.
Befanntli1 ipir6 iener gbangeliit 6fters
nit eillem O6feH abgebilbet, Der 'ibm
iiber bic S9ulter blidt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-11-19
SHUTTER wfatter aNatter

Mntter Mfntter Mntter ~!
gEerbet Sbr bes gludts seitSrt werben
uuo in gurer 9iube unterbrOden purd Das
Sdreien eines tranfen ainbeS, ipeldes
Sdmer3en bonn Eurdbreden ber 3dhne
leibet? ST es ber Tal, 70 fault cine Slai4e
bon Wlrs. gBinslopS ScDtbing Gnrup.
Gr mirb ben armen Slsinen iofOrt BON ieis
men g4merSen befreien. Otun Derlaiie fia
baraui, es bilft. Sc 1T feline Wutter anf
Grben, bic es periudte unb Gu@ nidt uits
tbeilen mirbe, baB es bic @inseweibe res
sulirt, ben Rleinen 9iilfe unb @eiunsheit
unb Der Wutter Hube Derj4afft, baB es
mie 3auber nirft. DaS Mittel III li4er in
allen 6dllen unb anSenebm bon @eidmad;
es spirb bon elmer ber dltsiten unb belten
Doctcrinnen in ben Ser. Staaten pers
idrieben. lleberull 5u baben, bic Slaide
gu 25 Gents.
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Cages $ Nenisfeiten.
& n I a n b


S. M. 2err, &ailirer Ser Girma
BRETON, Sean & So. In Sbicago, Der
i'm 6ebraar nit SAC, 900 bur1brannte,
1T b0n peru, 8. a., suriidgebrabt unb
gu sebnidbriger 3u6tbausitrafe berur=
tbeilt tDor5en.
Sn ei1em Stale 5u 8roofbiIe,
Queen gonntD, g. g., finb 3tpei
Jraiten erfnor6et tporben. Ser W6r=
Der foa ii9 na6 Nem Oorf begeben ba=
ben, mo er gefu6t tpirb.
- Inter ben nor66fli1en gifen=
babnlinien ifebt ein bitterer &f be-
bor, oa iih Die Gbieago, Milipaufee unb
st. gaul 2inie BON Dem ppool" sn-
riidge3DgeA bat unb nun ie6e lire eige=
men YaI1agepreiie na1t.
Sn G0mneD, sSnb., bat Elm Mob
bic NpDtbefe bes Scr. Sutton serlfDrt,
neil er WbisfeD bertaufte.
- 9ie in Ganfas gitD eitt= unb ausz
laufenoen giienbabnen baben bonn Is.
an bic neue 6tan6arDz3eit a0optirt.
Ser S6ubfabrifant %. 8. 8rig=
bam BON Bridgeport, Maf., bat bic
WsarIborou9b Zines auf $53, 900 @9a=
6enerfab berflagt, neil iie beri6tete,
DaB e le.1 g'SeH19uM lelpI III oraH0
9elledt gaI. o,.a ~. :. !,
bel Muitria, Miiii., $50 Meilen unters
gaio NfempDls 9egen elHen Saumnamm
uno lani.
aae Olrettorel Der goroner
paaoelsIaMMer Ma@en auI aalWelneno
DoploIgahlllrte SWnlHoelelen auImerls
IAN, ols sai til legtersr sen prattlslrt ipurz
oen. uee1rere parleleH IanIlen nnD
Oe1l.nl OeL5auI1en asaaren 1. ~ oe9 oee!Ia9erllgef
Mor1f. Sie erlangfelt Sonltgnamettte,
anoem a pe ole 9eamen mDploetannter
Glfnem ettoas peranoerfsn.
Uel eoulnsotues ala., enfglelre
Gun yag unD als Die Oars pen Sanln!
gsraornrsien, lioerlglugei! lle lld) orel
utai; s.i;. Nlsgrere panaslere tpuroen
ernltllD perlegt.
AuslanD.
- Sn Barcelona batten Die frans6s
iif6en Gommuniffen feinbielige Demons
ffrationen beabf1tigt, tpentt Der beutl1e
&ronprin3 iene Gtabt pnifiren follte
uno Do bic bprtige Nrbeiterpartei feine
luit Seigte, fi6 ibnen anaui9lieBen,
bei9lohen lie, gaes allein aussufiibren.
enrrleil, Der Das gitentat auf ben
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W WerfmieS

= 8erf9ie6enes WegmaB.
9annesle: 2Di' Better, tpie lang getb' s
no bis Wdffinge2 SOggele (na6 einem
prifenben 8lid auf 9annesle's purz
purltrablenbe gAfi); 9rei quite Stiinbz
le, bent mobl Sannesls =: gs, bu blau' 8
6errg6ttle bon 8ibera6! 9rei @tiinbz
leg @tanbe bod nur brei 8iertelitiibble
auf benz Megipeifer !Soggele (la6enb) :
Sa, Der seist nebe bene Mirtbsbdusle
bprbeil
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-11-19

Wer fir Serbit unb Winter
Nn5iige, 9emben, llnterfleiber, 6iite
Dber fonitige @arberobe=M =Mrtifel ges
brau9t, ber gebe 5u Sheets, gor=
repon & Gables, 217 Mlamo
plaaa. Das Eager 1T bas ausgemdbls
teite in Der Stabt un6 bic Dreiie iin6
berart, baB 9lieman6 ben 2abem berz
-laiien uirb, obne gefauft gu baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-11-19

Marum 6ancp. Yreife fir gaibmere
be5ohlen? SOsfe's perfaufen fiir so Sc.
importirten fran36fiden gaibmere, refine
gSoae, in Sdwars uber 6arbis. unlere
@aibmeres fir Is Gents. 800, $1.25
unb bSber fino unibertrefflid in Site
nnb 6arbe. Wir baben ftets cine sroEe
Nuswa9l bapOn an Sanb, iomDbl bas
briaante 8lauidwars, als aud bas tiefe
Sobleni9war3, Sit Blad. sic baben
eit,en felten YreiS fiir ieben aunoen.
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Sheets, gorrebon & @aitles,
217 alamo pla3a, baben elm bollffdn=
bises 2ager bon Serrenz uno Rnaben=
an5iigen unb alien @ar6erobes3ube>
b0r. 9ie Sirma 1T auberif reel uno
fur Seben aufriebenitelleno. [5,9 4Wt
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Der Winter nit ieinem naBtalten
Wetter 1T iebt ba unb tam ntan Bel bic.
ier Sabres5eit nidt poritdtis senus nit
ieiner @efunbbeit umseben.
Grcdene 6iiBe idiieen se9en Grfdl=
tunS uno bic 1at man nur. ipenn il,an
9utes Sau9nert trdst. Matarli4 iinb
$. Scsfe u. SSbne aud barin allen 1dn=
fern ppraus. unb, pie in NlIem, baben
fie aud barin bic srSBte Nusmabl, ioe
ipobl 1ar Damen, als aud fir Serren
unb &inber.
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gsrcSiaer f,erfiiubcu iciu COB.

geb. SIR. @reenfielbs, &norbille,
Senn., f9reibt itns, tpie folgt: n9a :
maritan Nerbine beilte meilten
SDbn permanent bon epileptif6en
&rdmpfen." 6ier 1T Stoff gum 9ta6=
oenfen. 8erfauft omDrtggiiten. 81 so.
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- Brabanoter, 8alentienne, pas
riier, @uflifde, 6d6iiide unb leinene
Spiben in 9rober Iusipabl biligf beim
Gamous.
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= 3n6pfe. Beiabartitel fir Namens
tlei6er unb Mdi9e. ioipie fiir Bett3eng,
billigit bel Gamous.
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ltnl bobfu prfis
SfDutan npa 6. gsermcr.
tdurtfesuna.l

ruhid. Sc1 Derffehe beiue 9luoeutlIltqel
uil5f
Su fplI{f {ie aud, nidt perltehen. faq
fe @eoro felf. ober perfprid, mir ei11s
Was Ou aud fl6rea nlaqlt, alaube nid)t
bah berf6nlid1e Seinbfdlaft ooer niebria,
afafhe fiir ei11eft perfoofelt gBunfe) mid
sunl nan6eIu treibt. SD bate lanai
belhInf5en Sen Gan1bf init bem @ol=
perneur @ nrferer Vrppins oufsunehmet1
neil er aufaeuommen tperbeft n,ilBtt
n1b s neil Fl Iieh 5onif gaieno1,6 fonb. Sc,
es tpoote. Dem olImddiiaen giapen 81,
@firu 81 d biefc1t. sd haite neiue Wof.
fen hereif = ba Iernte id1 6irh fentter
il11D erfnfr 6oR Ser Naann. Ben i'd, o,ll
5ob uil6 Seben befdlnbFen tpolite. ltleir
dorses qebensoliif In s,1n0en hieit
ilnbp bo 'for1f MIR her N2iffh. Gs moo
u,,oereetf n,oa feine oe,neIen fein abeI
ii na6dste Ssn seben b 6sr m mri,1er
gteIie npSers oebenSsit her "a a rermSr6i
bdffe Sid5 feIbif oG hie aiehes. nm pes
benshpffnnrroen III serlf6ren. bic Inn
5er1tort. SelnnSorillllllo pat mir nit
gren5enlplsr 9orte aud fIir Die 3llfunft
Desne 9aID psrlagt, er, Der nl@f meDr
iuie ld 50 pseteil bette. als er u1n Die
SDoDter oes Mllnllfers marb. gSlr
llno als DHeHe Wegner geldleoeil; ; fegt
lDer6e i@ MID uIr HDdg poH Dem ieltetl
lallsll, mas id) tue yfidt aaerteniIe.
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Gerrentoilette Mrtifel Der neuefte
Wlobe unb Oberbemben bon $1.O0 auf=
tpdrts bel pancpa # & g obn.
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& MARX
Nadfclsa bon " ". gBof
Gfe bon Commerce nnO NlamD etraBe.
Neuer Gpm! Neue gDaaren
GaIAr gerfanf! Geiner yrcf

nanidn abr af9en umiab. @ir empfeben
Kle1derstOfEe
100 Stld @oraeb II
80 Std gSorfe @obs @mt, @er1 Gents.
100 SMd @afer Cloth Cents
Is Sd poQne gSaaw, 3Ol fartse @aibmee gu Gents
9dbtparsc sRIeoerNOTe.
nr sabt unO enbaH saaren fd nod ME in Gan
gntoo brfaut murbn
@atim, @eibe unn Gammet.
dabig 8oeaoe BITS go Gents Gise SotnS SO Cents
Spanotndber, 9iidtadber, gcrDtetten
SanoI@n
As 3oa lang "a 3l brett Gents ooe So bas Ouenb.
CIoalks, Newmarlxets, Wraps etc.
neearer grat
@ddmad.
SSeiRe unb farbi8e 8tanfets.
Bm beum 8n bic 20 hHt $780, uno ppak gants bic
So merb So
SErumpfxUaRr
Oeataaent
gabca Shd nod buten bsrO a rn einf eats bic s.
bas
Departement bes &leibermncbenS
a Dadb febt unr abge 2 empbn annom
8efe
Tnraiftin8 0ODos fur perrsn.
smosn fir 81, ehettn, e9abe sae @Hsm aa ansass D
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paneoaf & 6obn baben bic
mobernfen 9ute in GROCER Austpabl.
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1esf nieses getelHg5ft

@S ,pro m as sroBe @rlpar fiir Seoerann eripeiiei1
Das Saus g. asap,r S Con bat fa niarfn b Buss uno
6ancppaarn 9opaen1ent aur
saass1cDlieAltcbcaa Spc5iolits1t
gu MAIDEN cferru bsbhalb ALE
Kleider-stoffe, Dry Goods ETC.,
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9lle 5ortem bon Derbit= un6 Winterz
aeug bel Yancoait & Sohn.
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nebH aleun, mas in bisle grande oebSr, gu
erltannenSwertb berdbgeleBter Dreiien.

beginner fribses gum SrabnS NIT alien
aaren oudue Snne ben Stanb se weroen unr
plan auSaihrn aud
nit beOemtetDeu Spferm,
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Oas einsise befannte fpesifi9e MitteI aeaen
epileptiid)e 3nfdIe. gbenfo segen Salliud,t.
@eroeni@made wirb augenblidlid befeitiat unb
9ebeilt yieinist baS 8lut uno bef0roert Die
Circulation. Meutraliiir bic Seine bon sfranf-
beiten uno berbitet lestere baburd. 8efeitist,
3tpeifer geben eS 5u
baelide Glede unb barlnadise 8lutaefduire.
Seilt @arbunfel unb 8ranonnnoen. Silft per.
manent segen Yaralbiis. So, es iit elm anae.
nebmeS unb seiunbeS Wittel. 8erftort Sero.
feln unb sfonissiibel, Oiefe 3piainssaei6piiter.
8eieitist Die llrfaden eines ibeIriedenoem
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Tte
EB6@entli&e Srete Urefls
yfGsiui
eben Dcnnerfas
nmh teRel
$3.50 bas Sabr cber $1,25 fas 6
Wcnote In gorousbeiublans'
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ME Wabenbm gu eben It, un aaren, Die Dr 81 Den pe
Ireiie1 pfferren heifehen Thif nus
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-07
sUICInE.

Sometime Tuesday evening Newman
Seeley, a s~ixteen.vear old son OF Oscar
Seeley. the South Side plumber, attempted
to make his exit from this life by hanging
himself with a tarred hemper cord. He
attached the cord TO a door knob, and then
brew the other end over the top u the
door, allowing it to hang down the other
side, and, in imitation oi the method
pursued by Mrs. Mary Bach, at the Schu
cLardt mansion, a few days ago,
fastened the cord around his neck
and then let 90. y paSser'by,
however, saw the act, and came to the
contamination OF his desires, and beyond
a severe choking no injury was done.
Yesterday morning about 10 o'clock,
Young Seeley was observed lying i'll a
back room Of his fathers plumbing estab'
lishnent 10 an apparently insensible con
ditiOn. The report spread that the boy had
again attempted to make way with him
self by taking poison, and he was at once
removed to his fathers residence, on he
Island, and DR.. Myers summoned. An
examination, however, developed the fact
that he is subject TO tits of a peculiar kind,
which often render him almost uncOn-
scious for several hours at a time, and he
was suffering from an attack of hat nature
when observed.
The cause of MS attempted suicide is not
definitely known. but it is believed to be
dependency, induced by the disorder
above mentioned, and also a knowledge OF
the fact that his father contemplated send
ing him to an Eastern medical institution
for the benefit Of his health. Last evening
Seeley was confined to bed, but his phySi-
clan stated he was rapidly recovering, and
wOuldSOOn be all right.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-07
THE PORTERS' STRIKE E.
A Wholesale Grocery without Work
men Yesterday

At half past . o'clock yesterday after,
noon, the porters and transfers employed
by Simon Baer Il Son struck, as they
claimed, for better treatment and regular
hours. Last evening a REGISTER reporter
met several of the men and asked: What
was your reason for quitting work. They
replied, We quit because the firm treated
us badly. never being satisfied with any
thing. and for working us over hours with.
out giving US proper compensation
The firm was spoken to by the reporter,
and they affirmed that they worked the
men over time, but always paid them
for it.
Just how the issue will terminate, no
one can say. A later report states that the
tesmsters have gone back to work, but
that the time keeper and porters are still
out. The time keeper informed the re-
porter that the men did not receive any,
thing like Just compensation for the extra
work done.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-07
A RIVER OF DEATH.
Another Life Yielded Up at the
Martins Ferry Wharf,
The Fifth Within the Past. Six Weeks
Drowning Of Louis Levi, Yester-
day-A Peculiar Case
Body Found.

Martins Ferry has smother sad case OF
drowning to report. Only a little oyer a
week has elapsed since We chronicled the
sad accident which resulted in the loss OF
three lives at the wharf, and now, in The
same spot, another has been given up to
the Unsuitable river.
Yesterday, Just after noon, Louis Levi,
who was employed by the Singer Sewing
Machine Company as salesman, drove over
to MARTINS Ferry in a light wagon with
one horse, crossing the river on the Gil
max. When the boat landed he drove of,
and turning around, drove into the river
lust below the float to water his horse and
wash OIL his wagon. Before he was aware
of it he was beyond his depth, and the
swift current o~verturning he wagon seat,
he was thrown into the water.
The ferry boat was at once backed down,
and every endeayor made to catch him,
but the effort was ~unayailiRg, n he
sank. The horse was rescued, however,
and il and the wagon were safely brought
to the shore.
An immense crowd was quickly attract.
ed to the spot, and a number of skitfS
were pressed into service in the seach tor
the body. Grab hooks were rugged up,
and about half past two ne was caught by
George Suodgrass aud Edwin Ferry, assist
ed by Thomas Morgan and James McFar-
land. The body was laid out on the beach,
and medical aid summoned, but life was
of course extinct, it having been in the
water over an hour.
The deceased was a young man o
twenty-three years of age, and had been in
the employ Of the Singer Company about
eighteen months. He was unmarried, and
was formerly employed as a reporter on the
T0lksbIqn Of this city, being we'll known
and popular. His parents reside in Ger
many, his only relatives in this city being
the Emsheimers.
The body was taken charge OF by Officer
Dunlap and brought 10 this city Ga the
Little Anna about 3 o'clock. being at once
removed to Friends undertaking establish
ment.
Coroner Schultze held an inquest on the
remains Yesterday evening. The only tes-
timony taken was that oil an eye witness.
Moses McCan, an emplOye on the ferry
boat, who stated mat he saw the man
drive into the water and followed to him
10 90 back. but he did not hear him and
he saw the young man drown Schultze
returned a verdict of accidental drown
ing and took charge OF the young mans
effects.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-07

Fresh Gossip OF the DoinSs OF Various
PeOpie,


Earl W. Oglebay is in Chicago.
MAJOR J. Wiley Mulholland, of Philadel-
phia, is in the city.
Hon. John X. Donehoo, OF Hancock coun-
" is in the city.
J. NJ. Calhoun, of Pittsburgh, is in the
city on business.
Rev. Father Daley, Of Moundsville, was
III the city yesterday.
y. f. hurry and wife, of Ohio county,
are at the New Mcclure.
"DOlman," n. v, was on the Mcclure
House register last night.
II. z. Weber, a we'll known Columbus
insurance man, is in the city.
\. s. White. q we'll known Charlestowu
attorney, was in town yesterday.
L. A. ChriSty, Sheriff of Putnam county.
was at the State House yesterday.
J. E. Williams, wife and daughter. and
Miss Lou Turpin, Of Weston, are at the
Mcclure.
Mrs C.. Whitaker, OF Charleston, is visit
ing Mr.. Alex. Eoff and Mrs. Gilchrist, at
Leatherwood.
Miss Belle Robinson, of Detroit, Mich, is
visiting at the residence of Mr.. b. Hork-
helmer, on Chapline street.
wilson MOrrlSOn, an Ola W neellng BOY,
who is living in Texas, returned to this
city or a short visit yesterday.
Col. W. P. Craighill, chief engineer
United States government, arrived in the
city from Washington yesterday.
DIR. S. B. Baker and lady, of Martinsburg,
passed through the city last evening en-
route home from the Cleveland Medical
Convention.
Rev. 4. Hall and daughter Flora, from
Rawson, Ohio, arrived 10 Wheeling last
evening and are the guests of Miss Taylor,
President Of the Wheeling Female College.
Quite a number OF railroad men were IN
the city yesterday, among them President
Mooney, OF the Is. Il. 4 c. road. Capt. l.. B.
Williams, Fourth Division Dispatcher of
trains, b. & o., Cameron, and Col. S. X.
Johnston, Master of Road, and J. 4. Hun.
ter. assistant NJ. of R., B. * .. railroad.
Rev. John Oxtoby, an old Wheeling boy
and typo, is in the city attending the we'd
ding of his sister. DR.. 01toby is now pas
tor Of a tlouriShing Presbyterian congrega.
ton at Saginaw, Michigan; and, as an evil
dence of the excellent satisfaction he is
giving, his parishioners have made up a
purse and invited him to take a three
months vacation in Europe this summer,
at their expense. He will sail in about ten
DAYS,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-07
HOME COMFORT,
After n Rainy Ride n Country Physf.
clan Tells what lie Thinks
Of nome People.

81 wish 10 gracious soma people would
learn when they need a doctor and when they
donr," exclaimed DIR. E, rs he entered
his house In a cosy little village In the lnteri.
or OF the State OF New York, after a tediou
night ride Of many miles. Il have been down
among the mountains 10 see a man, who the
messenger said, was very sick and not likely
TO live TIL morning unless he had immediate
help. and found him suffering from n rather
sharp attack OF collie, which his family might
have relieved in ten minutes II they had a
grain OF sense and two or three simple RENE
dies in the house. But no; they must remain
as ignorant as pigs. and when the least ache
or pain takes them, send for a doctor, whether
they ever pay him or NOT"
"why. Doctor, what kind OF simple m
dies, as you call them, do you expect people
to keep IN the house," asked his wife, As she
poured him a cup Of hot tea
'In this case" answered the Doctor. M
they had only put n BENSON'5 CAPCINE
POROUS PLASTER on the mans stomoch he
would have been all right In an hour. and
saved me adreary ride"
In all ordinary complaints II cures at on e.
All diseases sre eliminated from the system
by what nay be called expulsion or extrac-
ton, or by q union OF the two processes. Ben.
sons Plaster promotes both. II incites the
torpid liver 10 act, and sends It's healing
soothing influence through the myriad pores
~ tho aHIp All nth.R nj asfnr1 nlIi0a the M.
TENT 10 wait. They give him hope for To- NOR.
row. Bensons Plaster gives hin help TO day.
Which IL better, do you Think Buy the
CAPCINE and keep Il In the house. Price, Is
cents.
sesbury & johnson, Pharmaceutical Chem.
lists, New York.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-07

We IRE happy to announce that the ar
engagements for Friday nights concert at
the Opera House are completed. FROM
the names that appear on the program me
Il would seem that a very proper It'll e
would be grand, popular concert" as it
will certainly be one of the most popular
entertainments given this season. In ad-
dition TO former announcements Of Miss
Wallace. the soprano. of Pittsburgh, Mr..
MARITIME, baritone and Mr.. Burdett, tenor,
We are assured that the following
named ladies and gentlemen will take
part. Mrs. Chas. W. Eoff, Soprano; Mrs.
Nellie Sweeney Palmer, contralto; Miss
Ella Mullen, contrslto, of st. Andrews
choir, Pittsburgh: Messrs. Arkley, Day,
Lucas and Hall; Mr.. Chas. W. Eof, plan
list; Mr.. H. NJ. Shockey, violinist. This
stiong combination of foreign and home
tslent is certain to present a very sttrac-
tive programme and afford an exceedingly
nj eaSant evening.