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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-08
SrfMfnnSe.

Rew.Dort,7.9 DECEMBER 6aulilie
bee Sru. 6rieorif gSeisel, gtr. IS, Stughr.,
uno etli6e 6reun6e geuOHen bteier Gage &C.
lesentlid elner @eburtstassieier BON etnem
@dinfen, rpel6er Hur balb gar 9etadt mar,
un6 ltsesn iest an elmer Sranfbeit eOrgieOer,
bic man fiir EriaiuOie hdIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-08
8erfeDltc SpctmlattOmeM eineS
UiniiRtlFllrafnrs.

Cincinnati, Z. 0e;cmber. 49, @S bat
id ieet berausgeiteut, ba6 Die QttlUa oe5
DerItorbeueH grBbii4oiS Purccu Ourd ben
DtaTeufurator Diannr 10 erbebli6 gel9mdz
lert muroeH, oaB oa8 0efiBtt jeBt $500, 200
betrGgt. 6r. 0iauuir Iegte bic Attiua Su
erft in SbligatiOHeu Ser uGiucimatts SOus
tbern z9obn" an, uuo oils 6ieielbeH im gSerz
the feleu, iudte er ben Serlut ourd anoere
Spetulationen ruieOer gut 5lt maheu, uHo
uerIor ned mebr. Die Birgeu Oe5 Dtafenz
turatorS neroeu MN ben Serluit oeden mil
ZEN. Or. Wtauutr lit eiu bstaHuter 4OuoTat
uno qenob Den beiteH 9iui.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-08

BG7" Sor. SrlB Sabtg Slgt tjir NOR
gem OfTj5teu ieiueu giu}ug III ietH Heues,
nett tergerihteteS gOtaI, Jir. So, parrtz
ioufraBe, an uuo lsruirt auldBli9 0efalz
ben eineu oelifateu Gr0inuH95HHid. &ber
aud iiir muitaliite mo iOHitige lluterbal
ting bat Der IOUiaIc 6rg 6itrior8c genoiieu.
Egz- Ser Qpotbetcr 55y. GbeOO. 6iurih5,
Gde Der 4ratts unO 6ultoH'Su., bat idOH
felt oieleu 5Qbrau oaS aueiuige 6edt, cine
albetauute ocutihe ltrnei3u il5ruiireu. llH5
ter benz NameH Or. EoH Seureu'8 & eHz
d 5ouigz Grtrntt" lit oIeielbe III
jeber 2Ipotbste IN babcH. Da5 0tittCl lit Elm
gauj oor;igljdeg, miro nit groBem grfolge
QgQen 6ufeu, 6eiiericit, 9lei3 tm l0alie,
Iitbma Il. (. 10. aHgauanot. Se0e TaWilie
foute fet8 eiu 5laiAAeH OaUoH bti Der 6IHO
bGbeu, I'M in oovtommtuOeu IGleu bic
srnutbeit i'm Seime egftIdsH 5ut6Hacu. Stebe
4u3eiQe !
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-08
6. u. GttttemtOm,
@ew.9otf.
Jibe's BabRwrb- -Tropfrn .tast S@Sts;a ssihn,.. tn
SI6nCrauaen.

gBarum Dirb trgeHo Ssmnu6 bur@
Subueraugen G d mer8en lebeu, iUeuu mon
eme 6laide rs erman Urn RemODer" - elm
NGIl5 UH6 teinen ShmrrS bCrstteuoe5 U7ttel qeqeH
0ubHer0ugeH uH6 trOitbeuleH tuben fauH? Su
4potbtten uH6 bei StubbiuolerH iar 25 GeHts,
Depot: y&r. lis, 6ultoniHdBe, R.=D.
LE--EL-nl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-08
B6~ &tsstyt ttttfe654avSA Nte"' Ssa'
tarrD, StiFegFcit, ett;IHGa en- &1Bl
FOpf, 2Gftbpta, Group 1a1o . Ne SsS'
rttn8eu Oct Es4gu'Hn88se8 =.

eeiueH ItnOerHOen gtnFuB ouT blt cHl@ Ttt'
nen gt5muHg5orSaHs Oeg0anFt er btr tyfgFIsw Re
bsfannten 9ruFmttte:H. gs fub E.e5es tal Pi
iitua Der 9ouie Oer SorebouuSpHanls, ,ts-h 4
Ucr6uuOeu nit Ibies 9aIfamea oSer geImt
@iIsaO. y'eOcn Otefsu entE cr fauf ruei.sress
tantibs GIemente, pcIac Die gstrFIamseia 80.
OsutsuO Uerfarfen.
Sieieui8en, speI@s Sales Sones Of aorsg
bcanO unO Sar oebrauae,,, 0srFtcyn, bas ,rtrs
aHea 8aHen WunOerbar beiIemo Writ, no sir
at3mun8sor8aHs anaegrifen EaO, unb Oas Iesus5
gStrfnns clue unaemeia raihe tfs gr euls3ls
Ourtous 3tats, has Gem g2assu rabt5eirg ,sta.
tonntc, bat eincn auberit euaeusbmeu8eiames'
uuo Tiro 5u ctnsm Breis OerTauft, Uelber es feIba
Dcnieni8en nit 6eTtydntteu U2iacIn ctmogibt Oas,
fen Sgo9tt5atsn t9etIbafas gu ucrbsn,
Gtu &uitcu touu in gaTtnOcr ge,Ie ais Der gors-
taufer Osr sdWtuOuaL elmer Sroutbctt fin beren abs
wcnbuua Sales Sou,B Of eorsbor,rO unO Eat
Oas bette zRttteI 1T, bs8eianct pcrSca. Dssbol5
iOnte man aud feline Winutt Ucrfdumcn, OieIes
iidlere spedFnm ctuiuHeBmcu.
RtnOcru iii ct, wenH Fepou group ooer SsaAs-
baitGn bciaaen UOrOeH, burt iitae ItwOeruOsRr
Gt8eufaafteu iebr OteuHa.
@seiie: 25, 90 Gents uuO 81 bic 6laIas; Bic
ar05tGn Die blisFeR.
Su 0Ueu aPotbeFeu 40 6erEalTea.
6. W. Gttttemto IT,
aleintger gigentbiirEeE,
9IctpsglutF.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-08

Bsy" 3a8 beritbmte Is bretl9e Sraus
3iBfauer= Bier laOet g.ebbaber eiues guz
ten eririiheubeuEruuta8 beute 4bcuo 3u
eiHem 8eiuhe 6eS Q.8. 2iH6eufrutb'z
itleuEotalesr ytr. 81 , gtOrO. 6reOerifs
itra6e, eiu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-08

SerInGe elm @Ias 9ntebart'I1 YOrs
fsrs! 3n ieDer SaHres3eit gibt es tetIt
uahrgaftrres, teiG eeiRuOerts @etTGRFs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-08
Guro}'GidIc Gab2l5eri9te.
Wlttnn tao 2Gfcrsneer.

TerIaU9ernng oee ierbiid) buIgariiden gBai-
ienflufanO8 bis jun l5. 5anuar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-08
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

3ie upouiebolb 8a1maia aianens&cmp. bat
bic 66. 0dutHgtOH & Comp. 3u .Bren I9eu'
ten fir Die Sta0t orHanut uuo Dertquieu otele
u6ouiebOI0" t0sit biui9er unO arL&bl9la95s
3ublungeu Uot nur 81 pro 8oAe. Die
,6ouie6olon r0iz6 IN Der gaH5eu g8elt Oerz
fault. g8 1T uidt bic SIuiG ie, aber Die
geite. 0iilm9ton g. GCmp. FuO tbittgt
ener0iide g2ute, un0 bic Gomr 2gnle bat nit
ibrer grueEauug eiHeu guteu @riii getbau,
ou fc obca i3lpeiiel in etHi9,a 28odeu bic
Dlaidiue IN Je6em 6auie e:.9eiiibrt babeu
peroen, Sie bebaupteu, oc5Je0er Suuoena
idnetber 0te meme o6ouie4o!Js-y!Gbm
bQbeu mug,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-08

gsga 6r. Otto Sduler, friiber56antz
Warter in Dem gtabIiHemeut Der Niagara
Falls Brewing Comp bat iid in Oeririis
ber GHgcPi ideH gBirtbihait, glr. $50, 2gc
Baltimore tIuf pdujcr obcrbdlb Tres
montltra6e, ielbfanolg etGblirt uHo bOfit
tort Die 3urieOeubcit itiuer @dfe Our9
ireunOlide geotenuug NIB lhmad5aite Sc
trdute gu erriugeu. SergueU Guger5 Ybi.
IaOeIpbler Sier TT bort I'M 3apie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-08

Gine gNnGbsruna garHeWS as G:oOEone.-
2urO Ganooiph Ghur2ia's gtaa 3nr iH'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-08

- Sr. GtraBmann, BrdfbeEt ee5 Stabts
ratbs uou Berlin. If geitorben.
- Die erRa, iemnls IN Dtagofio ab8ebatz
tene Intis 5Ha0erei SeriauIaEnHg fauo gea
firm in Sunger Fatt.
- Sn geien murOen pGlgenO Der oOrIesz
ten 9taAt %SnDelen uno Sdmudlahen tn
ggertba BON 500, 900 GuleSa bon gtnbreaega
geilobIeu.
- 9ie ,,RorbbeutiAe 4Ggemeine" uno
aneert cOnierUutiOe bautidle 3eitungen dns
= Germ gr0Be @nttdui6aag iiber oas 8eialtat
rar 4ablsn in @HgEaa0.
- Seuor @mlSo gaftelur bat in elmer
uunrreouug anaasebtn, 6G5 er Hitt nit
9{uu 3oriaa abeTeinfimme uno OOrlduf9
elmer RepolutipH in SpanieH Oppoatre, obs
gleia er &epu5tifoner iei. Bic ipanii4en
&epublttaner, io9te er, fOunteH parteHr bis
Die 0ffeutlide Stimmuug bes 9anoes ent'
idiebsn gegen bic 5lesentut 6rOnt mace.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-08

ibrer gruerauug eiHeu guteu @rifi getbau,
ou fc ob1G 3lueiiel in eiHiq,a g8oheu bic
D(Qidiue IN Jeoem 6auie e..Egeiiibrt babeu
ueroeu, Sie bebaupteH, oc5Je0er Suuoeua
ifneioer Jje meme o5ouiebO. -y!GbmolatHe
baben mlB.
Bag~ D.a8 eiunObe eat5 Sch im=
mis-. Ga5 Gabctn1HtB 0cc 9eiuHObett be.
ftebt BARN, oQ5 Spaem tr{&g uHo eHergib
Al er5Qlieu unS SrGntbeitaa gang aus lhHeu
IN ue~tzeibcn. 8urh Der @ebraut UcH Or.
@balmerS' 6clltinltur Bt nd oaS 9arIie-
Snitsm regalireH; iie bsigslt e8 Dca aueIt
llnrsiGigFeaten un9 mad 2s g,luHo uE0 traHt=
beuSiret. Sie lit Die be- 2tEuel geCgH OgS=
paDie urS ale geioeg ejae5 in ulorouug
ceyithenen Wlugtu5. gegeu JteruGFtat bat
fla uidjs t5re5 9leiGgu; Fe bebs yterueu=
idnGda, HerU0ieH 8c2iI6mcrj, S8uermutgs
gteuralste mo ale aHcereH J(2rOeHlelOeu.
Sdpzhe un0 ouylh irgeuo p,id)e .lluude
eultrSftete BerioHea 7noeu in tts Elm UOr3hg=
lide5 6oUicum. 1lau geb2 iltRr, olB EldIL
oieiGn Artitel be,ommt, uUO Hebme telIlgH
aHaareu. Brei5 81 bic 6luid,s. Sel SetA
@. 5GuCe & Gem D., gtr- l08, gSeitzSalT
ttMOreIr, (8ooZ5, ,l2&1e)
E9 ggcrt50OlIe GHstuHit. &er
| an G18pepfe aRo Den uAeu 6olglB. etHe&
( III NHOLOAu.Y gtANtgtN.Al LlAYtlfS ltlOCLs
! mir0 ourh zen @ebraudl BON Dr.. Chalmers
| 6eiltiuttur 3r9Be Grlejd daruHg erloageu. sic
! 1drtt bic 9.arueH, riftat oa8 So.hm mis0er
! ami. ruit tTeiilide gEAf beroof uu0 f5ate
| ltets, uen9 Elm E0uicIm nOtbip iIl, ayIlGDans
bet meraeu. Prejs, 81. Ssl Seta ..
5aHce & Coma, glr. lC8, QSea Saltlz
moref.s., 81 babsrs (ysoO2G, l2Ate)
EG5~ Gin u8aHfb0rIi6ea g 3u Ten
Oeruimmt man iibsrau ia yaHot. sIH 9e'
tUe:5, 6GB Glei2 OH GriGEuug letAeu uno l3'-
ZEN rpercen, sacuu iie aagegeu atbt Gtma9
tsun. GoS groBe SsilmItel, paHctS gu
iammenQeEet:r QuGoulz znEap lCompouns.S
: Syrup Gf HorehonndJ taTirt qulIen u.lh
aiie ioaglQeu 6als aRo Snn9erleIoeH, 6rsf9e
| grlGlYuaen bcilt er oft ~ e,nem ea9e. are
T6ue oft in usniseH Ea9sn. BE! t9rG~'iEeu
aHeftioueu uuo li!gu &eiOeu 9iabt fllt gar
nidts 8e7eris. gr Wirie aub oEi 9iuOen
onsoe;eidnet. Geriudt cine Blai4e uH6
nebHt nidts an6ereS. BreiS 90 uno so Ste.
Sci Setb g. 8ance B Comp, glr.
| 1O8, QSsR.9nltimOreRr, gu RaPeH, l2ss-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-08
8is Bstbuudteub bauerub.
Rr. 10, sap=GbarlesftraBe,

eafien Gle fit uuier nsueites Bud Holly anC
MistletOe" Se9en, oas eu5ige frosted BUD IN be
SBeIt, uno Snnitrperfe unb Beibnahts=aarten,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-08

SBerman gum psbOiiOriIdlem GenatszSraiI4
oentcu, 6GrIisIe sum SPredler Oes Sauies
Notwithstanding Der Stbe i'm SSaRIe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-08

Der @eneralpO Oitmetter empfng beute etz
men Srlef BON einem Dtanue, melfer fh
pein aufribtiger @brit" unter3eibuet uHO
mittbeilt, oaB er in BEN Sef85iger Slbren
swei @elopadete i'm Setrage BON $145 aus
Der Yo1t itabI. gr pinidlt iett OGs @elO
3uriid su eriatteu uuo eriuft oas Oeparte'
ment ibm bic @igentbiimer finOeu ju belfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-08
Ser &oBIen9raber @Gusitano tat
8tttsbur9er Siitritt.

8 obsr z6Irsn unterbaI6 bes -SeraIb."
(293-G .. ~. 4Iab 6 Gontp.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-03
COST OF KEEPING ALIVE.
Investigation By n Labor Statistioian as
to the Cost of Living.

Investigation By Labor Statistioian as
to the Cost of Living.
COLUMBUS, O., August 2.-The Commis-
sioner of Labor Statistics, Hon. Larkin
McHugb, he's been experimenting a little,
md produces an array OF figures, relative
10 the annual cost OF maintaining the fam
lies of mechanics, which is rather interest
ing. The figures are based on random re-
potts furnished and deal only with the
:Iass of workiUgmen known as mechanic.
The work is not complete yet.
The total cost for maintaining the entire
number, on which the computation is made,
is Sl5,O42 81. The amount expended for
various articles of provisions and rent was
as follows: Rent, $2,066; fuel, 1864 20;
groceries, $5,497 AZ; clothing, Sl.5l3 50;
boots and shoes, S664 dry goods, 1886 Is;
sickness, $500; sundries. Sl,36l 55; meat,
Sl,54S 80. The average persons in each
family, 4 70-l0O. Other averages were: for
-ent, S9S So; fuel, $32; groceries, 1903 IS;
clothing, $50 10; boots and shoes, $24 70; dry
scods, $24.54; sickness, S20.74; sundries,
t59 AZ; meat, 1916. The average for
each family is $557.l4, while that of each
person was SllS.44 The average cost for
The maintenance of each person per day
was 81 As cents. Another thing discovered
is that the cost Of living above shown il
much lower than is peid for the msinte
usnce of persons in the county jaiE of the
State. The average is about ffty-6ve cents
Tor each prisoner, while the above average
shows 80 As per capita.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-03
BEE CULTURE,

Instructions of Prof. Riley to the Aurora,
Ill Agricultural Station.
WASHINGTON, August Am agricultural
station has recently been established at
Aurora, Ill, IN connection with the entomo-
logical division of the Department of Agri-
culture. Mr.. Nelson W. McLain has been
appointed to take charge OF the station and
Prof. Riley has instructed him to pay par
icular attention to the following subjects:
To secure the introduction and domestica-
ion of sucn races, Of bees as are reported TO
possess desirable traits and characteristics
To test the claims of such races OF bees as
to excellence, and to prove By experiments
their value to the sgriculturists the United
States and their adoption to our climate
and honey producing flora; to make expert
ments in crossing and mingling of races
and by proper application OF laws OF breed
ing, endeavor to secure the type or types
best adapted by habits and constitution to
uses of practical bee keepers in the United
States; TO make experiments in the meth
DDS of artificial fertilization, also to test the
various methods of preparing bees for win
ter; to gather statistics concerning the
bee keeping industry in the United States;
10 make experiments with observations con-
cerning the varieties of producing
plants for bee forage; to study the true
cause or causes Of diseases yet impertectly
understood and to obtain incontestsble re-
suits By Intelligent experiments upon scien
tfc methods as to capacity Of bees under
exceptional circumstances TO injure fruit,
!. e., to set At rest the ever-discussed ques
ZION of bees vs.. fruit.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-03
A BIG RAIN

Floods Things Out in Great Shape at Chi
cago
CHICAGO, August Commencing short
ly after daylight this morning rain has ial-
len here without intermission. Early in the
day rain poured down in torrents and hard
ly slaekeniDg to what could be called driz-
zle until late in the afternoon. Now, at 10
.. m, the storm is becoming heavier and
filling al with fears of deluge, indications
seem to point to q steady pour all night.
Twelve hours from the commencement Of
the storm the signal station office reported
rain fall of SO inches. At this hour il
must be quite inches. Damage to prop
erty in the city through flooded Easements
is very heavy. Since early this
morning department police have
been in receipt Of constant
stream of reports of damage of this nature
At six o'clock elevators in the new opera
house building at the corner OF Clark and
Washington streets ceased to run. Water
in the basement had put out the fires under
the bOilers There are similar complaints
from many sources
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-03
REFUSE A REDUCTION.
Twelve Hundred Miners In the Massillol
DistriCt-massM Meeting Called.

Twelve Hundred Miners In the Massillon
DistriCt-Mass Meeting Called.
MAsHLLOS. D, August This being
the day decided on BY the operators of the
Massillou district of the Tuscsrawss Valley
for the proposed newprice of mining, sixty
cents per ton, to go inte effect, the twelve
hundred men employed at the thirteen
mines comprising the district, quit work.
The present price is seyenty-6ve cents per
ton.
A call was issued to-day by Hon. John
Mcbride, President of the Ohio Miners As
soeiaiion, for q mass meeting of the diggers
effected BY the contemplated cut, to be held
at the rolling mil, thi0 city, next Tuesday
afternoon. 1t is expected this sssembiase
will decide the qu,sion Of accepting or re,
iscting the demand, and the general opinion
is that they will refuse to work at the pro
posed new figure.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-03
RICHARD PHELAN CoNsEcRATED
Coadjutor Bishop of the Catholic Diocese
of Pittsburg.

Coadjutor Bishop of the Catholic Diocese
of Pittsburg.
PITTsBURG, August Right Rev. Rich
ard Phelan was to-day coDsecrated Coadju
tor Bishop of the Catholic Diocese Of Pitts
burg and titulsr Bishop of Phrygia. The
ceremony, which was very imposing, took
place in St. PauPs Cathedral, and was VIII
messed BY over 5000 people Archbishop
Ryan, of Philadelphia, officisted in the
conservation, and Bishop Watterson, of Co
lumbus, Ohio delivered an orsion. Clergy
men ard prelstes were present from all
parts of the country, including Archbishop
Elder. Of Cincinnati, Bishops Shsnnshan,
Of Harrisburg Pa, Mullen, of Erie, Pa,
RYAN, of Buffalo, Ksin, of Wheeling, W.
Va, and McCsnn, of Hartford, Conn.
There was no vacancy in the Episcopscy
here, but on account Of the serious aud long
illness of Bishop Tuegg it became necessary
to appoint cosdjutor, and Vicar General
Pheisn was raised to Bishopric Phrygis
and Cos6jutor Bishop Of Pittsburg.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-03
CONDENSED TELE6RAMS.

The jury st Cleveland disagreed in the
trial OF Gorsuch for inc;ting riot.
Some GTpsies brought to New York from
France, on the steamer Bordeaux, will be
compelled to return to France.
The old time actress, Mrs. Benjamin
Yates, of New Yozk, has been judged in
sane and sent TO an asylum.
Hog cholera is doing great destruction
among swine in 0nondago county, n. \.
Gen. Trevino, of the northern department
in Mexico, denies that Indians are ranging
in the Santa Rosa mountains
The wheat delivered at Chicago this yeal
year is said 20 be Of excellent quality.
Willy Pugh and J. D. Smith, two young
-nen residing three miles west of Ranger
Tex, while in An intoxicated condition las
wight, we're run over and instantly killed o!
q Texas Pacific passenger train.
In Hibbs case Saturday at Victoria, B
C, Justice Crease gave judgment surrender
ing the prisoner to the custody Of the United
STATES authorities. Hibbs, however, has re
tanned counsel and the case win be sppeai
ed to the Supreme Court at Ottawa.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-03

The unprecedented success and merit Of
Ely's Cream BAlm--s rV:l cure for catsrrh,
hay fever and cold In the hesd-aas IN
duced many adventures to place csssrrn
medicines bearing some resemblance IN sp'
pearsnce style or name upon tbs market.
10 order to trade upon the reputation OF
Elys Cream Balm. Many in your immidi-
ate locality will testify in highest commen-
dxtion of It. Don't be deceived. Buy only
ElS's Cream Balm. A paricls is applied
into each nostril; no pain; agreeable 70 use.
Price Fifty cents; Of dfuggasts-
Hay FEVER have bsea great Eufer.
er from Hay Fever for Is y@rs. / read OF
the many Wcndrous coures st Ely's Cream
Balm and thought l would tEy Soee more.
In Is minutes after one application was
wonderfully helped. Two weeks ago l com
menced using it and now / feel entirely
cured. 1t is the greatest discovery ever
known or heard of-Duhamel Glaek, Farm
er, Lee, Mass. Price so eents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-03

they saw 9 man on the root of the back
building, Before they could give an alarm
two other men sprang from hiding places,
and each one seized woman, and the iwo
wsre dragged to the rear of the yard, and
thrown down q small embankment.
The three women screened Justify. The
two men Jumped the back fence, and es-
eaped ss Mr. Adams in his night clothes
ran down stairs with pistol in his hand.
As he came near the door opening into
the yard, q man-presumsbly the one on
the rocE-dsshed IN and ran to the front Of
the house. Adams started in pursuit, and
the thief who had reached the vestibule
held the inside door shut while he opened
the front door. With q jump he left the
house, Adams in pursuit for half block,
firing his revolver four times as he ran.
The man escaped. The clothing of the
women was very badly torn.
The names Of the three young women
were Ella R. Slaugh, Annie Eakin and Ella
Bsines, the latter from Philadelphia. Miss
SlAugh was completely prostrated BY the
shock. She was carried into the house in
eomstose condition, and DR.. Franz was
summoned. he found that her temple had
been cut, and that she was badly bruised.
Though Miss Eskin sustained q severe
nervous shock, she escaped injury. Miss
Baines was not hurt. The affair is looked
upon in two lights by the neighbors. One
is that the assailsnts tried 10 smother tbs
girls until they could rob the house, and the
other, which finds more credenee, that it
was deliberate and bold attempt to sbduct
the young misses.
A Naval Board.
WASHINGTON, August 2.-Secretary
Whitney has appointed a board Of officers,
composed Of Commander B. 81. McCslla
Lieut.. Commander Chas. 7. Train and
Lieut.. B. II. Buckingham, u. S. n, to con-
vene ut the Navy Department on the 9th
inst, for the purpose of considering and re-
porting upon the system Of administration
of the business of the department
West YirginiA.P. MS.
Among the fourth class postmssters sp-
pointed Saturday are the following for West
Virginia:
Randall, Monongalia county, N. D. By
ers, vice 7. Lszzel resigned.
BuckhannoD, Mr.. Thomas G. Brady, vice
A. B. Clark, removed.
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FAREWELL.
The Family of General Grant Gather
About the CatafaIque and Take
A LAST FAREWELL OF THEIR DEAD
In the Parlor of the Little Cottage On Mt.
McGregOr DR., Newman Using the
Dead Soldiers Bible.
OFFERING UP PRAYER FOR THE DEAD.

Mt. McGREGoR, August 2.-This has
been memorial day at the Grant cottage
and the family have been saying farewell to
the dead. This afternoon the widow asked
hat Or. Newman should be sent for, when
he came Mrs. Grant reminded the pastor
that her dead would be hers only little
while longer and asked him to be with the
family while they gathered in tAs.. ..a0ttags
parlOr --tU--e6y their farewells. Thus
it was that about two o'clock Mrs.
Grant and her daughter and each Of: her
three sons and their wives were in the room
with the dead. DR.. Newman and wife were
also present. The family surrounded the
catafalque. Mrs. Grant from the table
brought her dead husbands Bible, which
she opened and passed to DR.. Newman who
found that the book was opened at the llth
chapter Of Job. The chapter was read and
then the clergyman reresd the 10th and
18th verses, and then prayer of gratitude
was offered up from the beautiful
character of the words. After this the fam
lily, there alone with their pastor, entered
into religious conversation and then each
and all dwell upon remiu sciences recalled
of the Generals last sickness.
DR.. Newman, after carefully scanning the
Generals face, expressed satisfaction a. its
appearance and the opinion that the re-
mains were in condition of perfect pres
ervation.
In State.
In accordance with the desire Of Col.
Grant the body of Gen. Grant will lie in
state at this place from II to 6 o'clock to-
morrow.
The Funeral Train.
PoUGHEEEPsIE, N. Y, August 2.-The
time table of General Grants funeral train
has been issued The train will leave Al
5sny at 1890 p. m. and arrive at the Grand
Central station, New York, at 5p. m.
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DRIDaEPORT.

The Democratic Primary which met
Saturday afternoon in the Town Hall, 90
lec,ed the following delegate 20 attend the
County Convention, to be held at st. Clsirs-
vile, on the llth: J. 7. hudkins, X J.
Alexandra A. Handle, Martin Joyce, j.
II. Watkins
The following gentlemen were elected
aIternates: W. l.. Cork, K B, Mitchell,
Geo. Modill, Lee Loech, / NJ Foyle.
Seneca Lyle was selected as delegate
TO ,be Senatorial Convention.
George Gordon was elected Central Com
mitteeman.
The Convention after this nomination
adjourned enthusiastic, with full confdenos
oi . victory this tall.
q Ed Bowie, Of Bellaire, was in town Sat-
urdsy.
Judge Kelley passed on Saturday the In
junction case, deciding that tssre were mot
sufficient grounds to grant contnusses OF
The injunction.
Mrs. Vim. McKimmie, o! St. Claiuvills,
Was in town yesterday.
Mr.. John C. Ballard, Of Philadelphia,
Penn was in town yesterday, calling On d.
c. Wells.
Members Of Brsnnun Post, q. A. r. are
making extensive preparations iof the
proper observance Of Con. Grants burial
". c. Deems is back from his sshing trip
in West Virginia.
Jas. Ried, oi ST. Ciainvills, Was In town
Saturday.
Miss Jessie Smith, OF philadelphia, II the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Waterman. Of
The West End She leaves in fs~ days 70
yis;. friends iI JeGsfson county. and vsll
return TO her home IN about two weeks. :,
The Ohio Valley Polo League INST In
Dellsire Saturday and formed permanent
organization. Bridgeport was represented
and will organize cIob.
To-morow there vill be picnic given q
Ridgeways by some Of Our society folks.
Judge Carroll Of 81. Ckinville, was In
town yestsfdsy