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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-25

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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-25

1 Depart. I Arf1Ve,
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-05
THINGS PERSONAL.

Mrs. Oscar Wilde is lecturing on 'Ra-
tional Dress for Women"
Mrs. Burnests story. Little Lord Faunt-
leroy" netted her $4,000.
Senator Joe Brown. of Georgia. is one OF
the weaithiest men in the South
Andrew Carnegie says that he will SUBJ
scribe as mUcl as anybody to the Parnell
fund
Billy Rice. the negro minstrel. is suing in
NeN York Tor al absolute divorce. his
vile ASKS for alimony.
General Bouanger if successful in get
ting a divorce. viii marry one of the richest
UidOwsin France.
Belva Lockwood received two votes in
the state OF kentucky-One less than sne
received IN Cock county. III.
Mrs. Pratt, daughter Of A. Bronson Al
cott. will keep the family home at Concord
for her Summer residence.
II is NOW said TO be permanently settled
that Mr.. snd Mrs Cleveland will take y Irip
10 Europe, starting next June.
Miss Mamie Davis, telegraph operator
At Jacksonville. Fla, remained at her post
without break during the scourge.
Miss Lilly Nay. of Baltimore. is reported
% be engaged 10 Prince Henry OF Piess. en-
aI,sche of the German legation at Paris.
George W. Chlds. OF Philadelphia, owns
the original manuscript of Dickens "Our
Nutusl Friend lie has refused -. 600 tor
L.
Sam Picksnds now bartender in Kansas
City. pointed out IS = man who made snd
lost bali a million dollars IN speculation in
Chicago.
The Hebrews Of Cincinnati are discussing
the Advisibilty OF abandoning ths Sabbath
0f ths decalogus aud adopting The Christian
sunday.
Anton Dali, New York piano dea er.
fell down a hys-stOry elevator shaft aud
escaped uninjured. Mr.. Dali was once q
piano salesman.
Dr. ochiieman says be owes nis pro-
fcisacy 10 Greek % desire for study
famed oy ths accidental hearing OF a
H0meric recitation.
: r. Moss. of Coldwater. Mich. raised
600 pounds Of horse-radisa this season.
re Is arranging % have a iye-foid hotter
time next Summer By growing 1000
pounds
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-05
CONGRESS BUSINESS
WAT VAS Done N soTn roOses
S.fbiax Sal DAs ~ FlliousG~riss over
Little Aonansat A~sy ~ Ia
MAass-Fhe ss.4ts G~tEasE
Ds~a - Work

WAsHISsroS Dec. s-fae only feature
oi llgsfest in tae Hoase today sas the un-
slccsssiui seort of Ar Ding'ey. of AEine.
70 pass bis BAL ~ enact monument 81
ThomAston. Maine g. Genera kno1
Ar MscD0nsid. OF Minnesota presented
petition 81 ciiizsas Of North D4Eolk ssk-
ing sdmissicn into tie Union 81 south
Daksto and AontxoG-
Nr Dinglrys Monument oil was then
taken up M kiigors. Of Texas. said Con
srsss exceeded lis authority IA uslng money
that wss wruns from the people 10y taxation
20 erect monuments in Asine. or IexAs. or
Colorado.
Mr.. Breckenridge. OF Kentucky said the
II ouse calendar Contslneo twelve bills tor
the erecu0a oi monuments throughout the
country. erDoun uae 10 tao hundred and
seventy nys I'd Ousand dollars ano il SCENE 4
10 him the 90 W rnment was going into tue
monument bus iuess al wholesale AT.
splncOla, of New York. favored tbe biii
and on demand OF tie previous Gus su0n
t1e vote showed no quorum.
Ar Mansur. of Missouri offered H.
amendment l0cat lug the Knox monument
ia Was ningiOn but The vote on the amend
ment showed no quorum. fihnustering
then continued with numerous calls ot Toe
House. until 5 . clock When toe House al
j0ufned.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-05

NTw YoRk. Dec. 4-It il oihcially an
nounced this morning CD Wsl-st, tnat all
negotiations for settlement Of tic railroad
troubles vsst and southwest n Chicago
have been tr0xen Of and the great clearing
bouee p.s1 has fslisn through. The com
u tfee bes1ed ~ President Wifbr0w. -
toe So fouis & san FraaciscO road. e still
in exissencs bot has not JET considered any
new pan he fsi.ore q the clearing
house scheme was cslsed b7 fhs opposition
Of President HUgAitt q the Northwestern
Railroad
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-05

he ~tatiszics taken cf sged pecrle n va-
ErElsnl are verT encouraging - people z
hz11 ccu1plexlcn. eaue eTes a1d brown bar.
v -ae l<sli people hs~s DECIDED sdvant.s~s
ever TIA shcrr Tee asn vho szanl shoxa
81 Tsars range from 30 20 le0 pounds. ani
ire woulen fram ieo 20 i23 Th- nsa
throuzh hts have he~a q -hs buc7 s-rt. t-ss
TIE women tna csbsr wsv. Tie see-h sre
nssssfiv gore. bue nelT IN god ecndsrian. ard
a. alr-os- a. cas-s lhe skin remains smooth
s11 r,o5ss x sny ere ~ls1cs g E<rre ID
rs chances cf hrir< to q zoo.t cd a-a. Il.
can raze thess ie4c1s iaco tas ccur-. Il hey
ars favcrseie - hin. 4 no-. ~ adrfzs bl-a
e. ressrs sasri aal rsiy en gooa hzhats. nd
srats sxzrclse sna <oing - I'D eArT a-d
r,a1g early. Tls ol3 r~an- fa< lonz - .
60 YET, e thas you'd 4rs hsDg rsus=
-sech re v,u.- 1hss s. e ec led esriF aud
- - A. Szar-ss.--5< L.sz.s .s-c3s- -,sr.ocs,..A
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-05

WASHINGTON. Dec. At IS generally
understood that the Direct Tax Bill. which
eansed The deadlock a. the last session. will
Be taken up ia the House On Tuesday next.
From the expressions OF opinion among the
members of Congress Who were n opposi-
ton a. the lasE session. n e not thought
that tcey can now successfully resist rs
passage The general OpiuIon -. however,
thst Is the oil IS passs,i. is vii De vetoed by
re Prssdenr. Inis 1.ss the understanding
a. ths lsst sssai1u, ari 10 vas 20 relieve the
Presidents u the embarrassing edsCt Oi a
veto message on tne :Ye o. the Presidential
earnaign that tas opposition res0rted 20
fibuslerinE tactics 10 defeat the 0ili
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-05

e osgosa las rstarned from brief
tip = A.hssa.
Hofaos T. Feck. II Ailsesn. va Ia shs
clty Yesterday.
Ao. ikomss a Oooies. ~ Auu Arb0f. .
speeding fs~ asys viii irlenas here
b4EIs Brown has gone - n Washington
Territory a. spend tns Nintef. Ars.
bfo~S Is IN - fsul
~ h3 G Wymsn. Of Detroit is al
esssi e. He i ln slsenaauce a. iAe ctets
Convection 81 Corrections sno thsrltleA
Mss Fslny III tora al lAnsiag. sister
q hon. hslbourns Il FOND l. stenO
Er4paef FOR the Correenens and Charities
OD1fenu1n.
Res iir luppef fesd paper on The
Inspirations ~ the Scriptures 81 ihe Stale
sgnass school Convsnuoa in Ess Skgi-
has lAsl evening.
q III NC8oFden. OF Mus9eson Is Oh HE
way to AenoNioes and stopped u the city
q lev days vlsiiioe hIs SISTER. Nfz. , h.
1arsWs. Is Is understood that be e0es 20
Asuominee 90 purchase mali ~ that CATS
Ms sadie 0fsdg aud Mrs. Prank CoHlou
spent fhsnksgi WING with DF and Mr.
Bark hsri. OF Big ksplos Mss GRADY
starts wednesday from Big Rapids 20
spend q portion Of the Winter al SAUL 81
y arie visiting Mrs. l.. J Gods.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-05

WAsHINsros Dec. 4.-In the Senate TO-
day various annual reports, incuiing that
OF the Secretary Of the Treasury, were pre-
sented and appropriately referred. Numer-
Gus bills were also introduced and referred.
including one for the construction OF two
steel rams. 10 be armed WITH heavy rided
dynamite guns, and one for the constrnc.
ton OF two ieel.cruissrs. 10 be armen with
dynamite guns. Mr.. FRYE at 1890 moved
To proceed 10 the consideration Of the
Union Pacific Settlement bill. Mr. Mitch
ell opposed the motion on the ground tha
b had no time to examine the report II
Was a matter that should be looked into
The Senate might 90 90 today with some
thing that Senators knew more about. The
motion was not pressed By M Frye. whs
said he would ask 10 have IL made ths
special order for next tuesday: and then ths
Senate proceeded TO consider the tariff bill
On motion of Mr. Vance, the tsui bil
was further postponed till tomorrow, xnC
the Senate, at l2:55, adjourned
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-05
COMING TRIALS
In the United states Court For the Next
Two Weeks.

In tho United states Court For the Next
Two Weeks.
Tuesday, December 4.-John Kehoe. in
dictment for having in possession counter
felt silver certificates; John Galehouse, in
dic;meat for passing counterfeit silver coins.
Wednesday December William Hoov-
pr, Indictment for passing counterfeit
money: Alfred Whitfield, indictment for
passing counterfeit silver coin.
Thursday. December 6.-Eddie Lessing,
indictment for stealing a letter from the
postofice; Ginevra McCleur, indictment for
making false affidavit IN a pension csse
Robert Burgett, indictment for forging PEN
sion certificate.
Friday December 7.-Emsnuel Slower
Myra Orvis, indictment for depOsIting OBJ
scene letter in the mail.
Saturday, December s.-Heury Sissing
and Eugene PeltieT, Indictment for retailing
liquors. etc.
Tuesday. December Thames A. How
ard, indictment for taking, opening and
DESTROYING the same.
Wednesday December 12-Chsrles d.
Crsndali Indictment for making false re-
turns 20 pOstohice department Alex. Bet
It's. James Van Dusen, Henry Starring.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-05


The Convention Of the Board Of Correct
ions and Charities me; in pleasant session
in the evening With Hon. T. d. Gilbert in
the chair, The attendance vas very good
With large proportion OF ladies present.
Mrs. r NJ. Davis cpsnrd the exercises
with pretty song which vas followed by
prayer.
Mayor Weston delivered brief but
hsppr address ~ welcome which ras re-
snonded 70 by Bishop Giiiespia in the
absence Of James NJ. Neasmith wA1 vss 10
have respon led.
NJ stores made brisf statement Or The
work of fhe Bosrd for The pas yssr sn1
Vas followed ov Rev. George II Hickor
chsp sin Il he Michigan state Prisoa. With
: .snsthy Paper ca Prisoners a. Reform
e.
The Training n Sursesr vas the next
suhisct 81 ibs p-nsr presented oY Commis-
sl0ner Hal G. Avms1. 81 D. o. Detro G.
Or WymsB treated tie srtisct in - eK-
hs1stive manner. ?. Tin0IUE Ti.1 f6e early
Sisters Of lhsri.iss si franre snl brinEi r z
IS down 20 tbe trained nurse 81 today. He
advocated fhaf n1r.ss Should earn 10 srrna
floors d1st furniture snd others So p1t TIE
sex room - rights. thus doing sxsv
Ttth tbe uecess ~ 1i hulng --rVsnt %
Vslt Guan aer The fret - ming school q
M,cbissu wss sfsrsd in Dsirot 10 1851
The Bsft.s Greek Ss1Itsr.10' tss stsrtst a
trsln r. 2 sCtorl weict nss res17 fsfaei rut
corr nereaf n1-sss Ils l.rrcr sI.11s1 %
ths r. A 1roi frr nrrtes in lrs o. -
AID rs~s srr-e - 1scie . 0rs n rsrs-1 f1fh +
s.cressflI trsi1fcs OF rr-sss lie Sad -
Ere~v comfy 1eerIv hss ls crsarf1s rso1
for r1e nses -si csrs ~ sts sick rorr Thst
c'sss more frelaentg ran s1y ~ -s- ns-is
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-05

TIE Msa Fatally nars sad Others
faJorsd
LoSDoS Ont. Dec. 4.-Tss afternoon .
rat ~ te- southsrn val OF NeCiAry Com
pany's building that vas standing aitsr the
recent ire tel Ia 0n gang of Uorkmen
engaged 10 removing tae debris. bury ing
three of them. asg ley we're exfrIcated
Is xas found that NO Of thes. harry
Hnssey and J. Halmen. bad received fatal
injuries, tns legs u both telDE broken and
thsy we're badly hurt Internally. TIE
thiri man. Joan Packham. sil recover.
TN0 polIcemsn were badly cut By falling
brlcxs also several men a. work about he
bui.1iug
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-05
soo01s ~ eE~ ros<.
- Asss - Esrd s-Is - Bsaassr.eis ss>dl
TnEs Iis4s.

81. Tozz Dec. A. a .ssting q
las Espa8.iess CeEn4y Exscutlse Con-
nailtss sonishf. report cf las s1o~co@ Alt
lee - ad3Dfsd declaring l1aE joan J.
Bsisn h21 sid ou- TIE Ioc2l and state
ucksE 81 tie Fsesas elsctlon aa1 should os
asp8sxd ron f1e lsa4ssshlp in Las eighth
4ssa1lsly district Barney Bisin sBd Jean
Bf8lsxi 4sfs toe oaly 1slsa1sFs o. U 6rsn
sd 1neg a1mitL-d inzt nr lOok el0nsy
from I4.Emzay ous sd r ~as Necessary
- s8crille the lgca hspuoiicsg i1tefes-s IA
ord-r 10 save t1e Hauonal tickeE The
Acu0a u tns EEscutlvs lomMiItee sl4
10abtieas BE- confirmed a. t0mOrr0~ ak ats
nesting 9i t1e fgl County Cemmitfee Ia
t1eiF report tls sgo-e0ai nittss SAD y Brien
had received $3.50 from tie CO1usy
DemaeracV. s. 90 from Tam msnY snd
8 TO fr0nl tne Republicans On ne Con-
sressio8ai ticket alone. Dus &c worked on.y
Tor the izmm4uy men.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-05
More white Caps.

CoLuNBus. o.. Dec. 4.-Tbai the White
Caps have arrived here and purpose doing
business in this city is indicated BY the
following letter that was received today.
Mr.. Welch Dear Sir.-I am captain OF
the White Caps and an looking up men
who drink and abuse their families and
you are among them. Take warning from
this. II you don't ws will use the 0isck-
snake The signature 20 the letter was a
picture of a black snake whip. Welcn is
badly lrighisnei and says be viii never
drins another drop.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-05

some whs wsat t. s.p.r.ts or<-aiE.-


CoLUAsCs. u. Dec. 4-Ths Knights Of
Labor. c.lnposed Of miners. assembled ia
csnVeution a. a. IN. today. Tiers were
iortY delegates present majority OF whom
are IN favor OF remaining 10 he Knights Of
LABOR. fnoss .nO ars ia IAsOr OF one or
kanizztion al hail from the districts gov
sfned by the Co umbGs scAle. aud
after the routine OF business Mas
Ter Workman Lewis rose 10 support
resolution thai the miners welfare de-
msnds that they have 0nly one orssnlza-
lion. Lewis made a f-rce Onslaught oa
the Knights Of Labor General Board, rot
even spaung POwcsriy. VINO listened and
took notes. Lewis then attacked Secretary
Watcb0rn branding hIm as a lar. Lewis
remarks were 10 the effect that a. present
The order comprised only 10000 miners
against Sd OOO on January / lssS and that
the district was threatened with bank
ruptcy. tie made = strong plea IN favor OF
single organization.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-05

RalrIwosr. Dec t-Tne Baxter Electric
Manu- actur0g Company made trus. deed
today 70 j Frank MORRISON, managing
director Of The company. The cause OF the
"a are vas inability 10 meet Liabilities n
tho ususi course of business on account O'
She company nos being sole % maze PRONG pt
eo srnons. The rrgsfas EiN Ole bonds for
$40 Coo The comn8u7 Fss chartered tvo
years sg0 ~lth = cspifsl stock u 5000.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-05
A COMMITTEE MEETING
To wiad Up the AEsirs of = successful
Campaign.

Campaign
WAsuINGroS. Dec. 4-rhs Republican
National Committee viii meet ia W-snlns-
ton tomorrow afternoon. 70 accordance with
= csu issued some weeks ago. The follow
ing members OF the committee have already
srri ved Chairman ggsy. CiarksOu. Dudley,
New. Davis. and H4.nss. IL WAS leaned
this evening thai the meeting . Tor the pur-
ross Of winding up the cnanciai Transactions
of the eampalxn ass q discussing the con-
cition OF aEaIrs Ia -~sosiul Congressional
distrtCtS
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-05

- 17Evs. n B-Aithoush there we're no
hrwvv Eiods. che rde .1 Sd Johns hsrbor
sodsv wss the highest kno~a for Ten vssrs
I1 some DIacrs t1e Fs.sr rrse thiTtr feet
snrrrarxsng shsrves. entering sni coverIn z
the 7eor- 0f warehouses 90 Nerutts sni
~ <er's wnarves. Rsuorfs from Moncfon
state -hst Ihe tie the highest tor vears
The 8ucfcurhe snd Aonctou station vas
sarrnars.iei ny waier
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-05
TWO DEATHS
ons Is suioids and the other = Gaze OF
Drowning.

ons Is Suicide and the Other = Gaze OF
Drowning
tRs- ss,tt vsAtAssA- stases-
MASlsrEE. Dec. Al. c. Mausey. Of the
firm OF Maussy & Mausey. merchants, sui
cidsd this afternoon by shooting himself in
the right temple. he had not been feeling
well tor some days. HIS friends know
OF 40 cause for the act. He was
prominent in church and social circles. and
leaves a -ife and TWO children in comfort
able circumstance
The body OF Jas. Wall. for many years 8
resident of this city. was found floating in
the river this ansrnoon. he was about the
city yesterday
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-05

Nsv Yoss. Dec t-lt = stated hat Mrs.
James g. Blaine. Jr.. vii shortly 70 upon
shs stage. and fhsl she has already rscs vsd
a. otter Two ysaTs sEo before her
rnsrrfsts. she sas offered sn engagement ov
"a sdiesks. Eno 1ei eFsd tas girl possessed
orsnisf~ scfitv. o1r her marriage soon
sHer -srsed a. tsoughts II tAe stage 70 -
-rs-nrsf
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-05

CFrtE sfzrses Dec. &-a3out ~ o'elo<k
fhs forenoon ars 49, oss, vsfs1 ln tts
r-.-f ~ Rev p g. Hsrringfou rsw5sro-
RI hfsr -st a strong yrl vss nlestf 2
sr1 sruzh greaf eF-fs vsre Ue5s to
ssre ere tu 1l1s tns rsfr rs-t zss near 3
deaFsI Ire ro-fsnts rsrs Dssr r
. ssVef Isss soo1f $50. lEF17snos - ID
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-05

Nxw foag. Dec. 4--Congrsssman Bar-
rows says shat there ls sentiment 2 the
West 10 larof of a greater tArit rsiaCuon
ftsn the Senate bill proposes. The RepubG-
czns ~ fhf n est be exp aims. favor taa
pr0lscfivs priueips out nct a hizh tarif.
They voult make shs msrgin vide enough
Cd cevsr faa difference in wsEss but beyond
tbat they e1u'd favor = redlction.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-05
hot METAL
spissh.d Over Five nsa ana One Il
ALREADY Dead.

eplAshad Over i've msa and one 10
Already Dead
PIrrsBuEs, Dec. About O'Clock this
evening tsrribls accident occurred 10 the
converting department Of the Bsssemer
Steel WORKS at Sn5enberger's mill. A
lsrzs lAdis oiled WITH molten steel was
accidentally overturned, the contents splash
ing over i've employees. wao we're terribly
burned. Henry sch bweitzer died so hour
lAGer Albert Stokes. fatally burned.
Michsai Hurley vii hardly survive In
iuries and two others we're badly burrsd
about iae head aud shoulders. but viii re-
coger
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-05

rAxrcHsuE y s.. Dc As ths fsst
r,si weirised through Hsrklr,er. this
morning. 10 girls ~sfe ro The track srf "a
raaaar Fiazmau 81 ~sr rashei tc lhsir
rs-rrs and sawed them. 6nt ~ss himself
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-05

GENEvA. H.. Dec. t.-Ths trial Of John
Bsu rsisen the striking engineer on the
Darlington road. indicted f.r putting dvna-
mite Cd the oompsGy's tracks began here
todsy. Only two jury men were secured I'D
- adjournment
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-05

Nsw oRLzsSs. Dec. 4-Tas Pcag,sass
Jackson, Miss. speCisl says be lease Of con-
vict lso1r 70 Shio Island Rairoad vas
snnQhed bF she SAFE tO1av for he Non
fliflnieut Of contrast sad iii-frsstmsot Of
IrIs.nsrs
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-05

Sax FRkSC1sCo. Dec. 4-The Executive
COMMITTEES Of 30 state Board q Trade to-
dag adopted a msmoriai. ADDRESSED to Gen
sra HARRISON. asking him g. seiscs one
member of hs CsoiBst from the Pacific
cra<f
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-05

The NiCb gan Passenger Agents nef IT
fse Norton yesterday sferroJn and E xe6
rares for ssvsrsl coming usefrrs snd 80
ragged ne ruiss ard -sE1 alto - 30 govern
TIE pass<nE Esr business for the couicz
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-05

SEw ORIEsNs. Dec. A FIRE todAy on
ST. Chafles-sl. caused losses a. follows.
James Bsyie a Co. clothing so 600. in-
sursnoe. $25 0j0. Eueeke Dwser boots aud
shoes 500 coo insurance $40 0lp Dus-an.
perfumeIy. $1,000. Insured
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-05
MORSE'S
H0LIDA Y
GOODS.

Ne are nov op@ning tie largest tt,a
mos comp ,eie stock ~ fsolosY Goods
that Ne have ever h4a tns pleas ure -
calling your attention % The lot
consists of Books. iHciuoinE the pnp-
Ulsr Arlington Eoifon ann 'sA.c-
Lsoghln s. Chnorea bocks, sta
iionerf. Autograph. SCRAP enc phoio-
graph Albums Caoos. Ferfuuerfs
Lunch. wofk snc esbs rassets. Man
icure. Tonet and Shaving Sells. PIC
ture Frames Mirrors. Leather Goods.
Travelling bags. Lamps. Clocks. Sil-
ventilated Ware bisque 8nd 6Fonzs
Figures. CrOckerg, Vases. China
BisqUe. wss sno Wooden Dolls. ifon,
Tin ana Wooden TOYS IN tact, ssery-
thing necessary Tor a complete sssort-
nent o. Amusing Usefui sno Orns
mental Goods sno Novelties for tie
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-05

cs-rSvr1rr -. Der t-Ths lsEt case
81 yellow fever sss tischa-gr-i tadsT snd
ere Scarf ~ Heats fec sre1 ths epi4eulc
sss<zA 80 rafnxees sre rsrRrnioZ.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-05

NEw YoEK. Dec. 4-Mrs. Gould vas still
unconscious this evening bat not marked
bv the buletin as any worse Than d0nng
the past twenty -four hours.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-05

IrScotv Neb. Dec. The Official vote
in Nsorssxs Harrison les a. Cleveland.
So 55A Fax 2 40 sfraefsr -16
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-05

Edwin r Nsvo and Ms vsrT competent
supporting comosrY i1 ~-ilvsr Age vers
gr.ered pilh E10fter isrze bogss isst right
and = rsrv far n4sfines. TIE scenic efec.s
si rorEed lfe = caaru. and ths different
senesriousl Scenes and cirnsres were 90
c1red many amas over tds same taIi vii
continue urtl Fri1se. vhru NJ AsVo ~.
b seen in t1e f1rsmosf A9srcaD drama.
"DsvF Crockett"
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-05

". J Banks. representing pecks Bs6
Boy = ln fhe cts getnDs read for tie
Bad Boy" at Resmonds next ueek
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-05

A. Povsrs' neIt week Navgis Mitchell IN
her new play. & come1v, entitled Ray.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-05

ne demand for seats for Rbes is i'm
mense. Ine safe vii open tbs morning a.
- O'Clock. Ehrs's cssiuming ~ t5e pays.
which will be given during The engagement.
premise 10 be gorgeous. correct and costly.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-05
HOLIDAY
TRADE.

In Dry Goods would mention NUT
flers. hsnokerchiets. Neck~esr. Sus.
penoers. Flame Shirts. Jersey Coats.
Cardigan Jackets. Knit Goods. Rib
bons, Gloves. Hosiery. etc etc. at OF
which We have complete stocks. Cal
ard examine the above before the
lines become broken.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-05

And would advise YOU 90 Buy a.
Orce. before the rush begins. as you
will be better taken care of. SONS
OF the things, which car not be re-
placed, Will be closed out first and you
will be "iefi'
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1888-09-19
A Millionaire Sued for $50, 900.

In the Brooklyn Supreme Court yes
terday, before Judge Pratt, Lawyer
George j. Kilgen made the first move in
suit for breach Of promise OF marriage
that will prove interesting when the case
comes to be tried. The defendant is
George Morford, millionaire wholesale
grocer of Bridgeport, Conn.,, and an
order of attachment was granted by
Judge Pratt against property he holds
in this city.
Miss Mary E. Murray is the fair
plaintiff who asks $4,000 as the price
of her discarded affections. She also
wants $1,000, the value of certain jewel
ry which he holds. She met the mil
lionaire three years ago and he quickly
fell in love with her. Among other
things he presented her with pair of
diamond earrings and a diamond ring
valued at $1,000. The engagement
lasted until April last, when apparently
his love began to cool. He asked her
for the diamonds in order, as he claimed,
to have them reset, and she confdingly
handed them over.
Time passed, but the jewels were not
returned. Several times she asked for
them, but was always put of by an
evasive answer. It was evident that he
did not want to return them, so, on
August %, she made formal demand
for them, but he declined. Hence the
suit. The order of attachment is the
initial step. Papers in the breach OF
promise suit are drawn and will be
served in day or two. No reason is
assigned for the coldness on the part
of the millionaire save that he believed
the lady may have wished to marry him
for his money.-New York Star 18th.