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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-16
A LEAGUE AGAINST CRIME.

Bene fcIsI Effects Of the Irish Organizs
tion I'm Loughrea.
LONDON, May 15.-Father Egan tesii-
fed before the Parnell Commission to-day.
He said that the leading men Of Loughrea
belonged to the branch of the League in
in that district. No serious crime had
been committed from the time Of iorma-
ton of the Loughrea branch until It was
suppressed, except the murder of Police
man Lynton. This crime had been con
demned at a meeting OF the League, and
witness had denounced 1t from the altar ol
his church.
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League and Association.

AT Washington /, Indian.
apolis 4; errors, Washington 5, Indianspo-
lis | hits, Washington 6, Indianapolis 4
pitchers, Haddock ard Boyle.
At Philadelphia Philadelphia 6; Chi.
cago 5; errors. Philadelphia 0, Chicago 3
hits. Philadelphia 10, Chicago 13; pitchers,
Buffi nton and Tener.
At Cincinnsti-Cincinn 6; Brooklyn
10; errors, Cincinnati 4, Brooklyn 3; hits
Cincinnati 10, Brooklyn 12; pitchers
Smith and Caruthers.
At New York-New York 16; Cleveland
2; errors, New York l, Cleveland 6; hits
New York l8, Cleveland 4 pitchers, Hat
field and Bestin.
At st. Louis-St. Louis 81 Baltimore 7
errors, st Louis l, Baltimore 5; hits, st.
Louis 8, Baltimore 10; pitchers, King and
Foreman and Cunningham.
At Boston-Boston 8; Pittsburg Z; errors,
Boston 8, PittsbuIg 3; hits, Boston ~
Pittsburg 6; pitchers, RadbOurne and Sta
ley.
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RnokIen,a Arnina saixn.

The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns and all the Skin Eruptions, and
positively cures Piles, or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed to give satisfaction OF
money refunded. Price % cents per box
FOR sale by Logan q Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-16
LEAD MUST BE PROTECTED.

Western ore smelters Want More TAria
Laid On.
WASHINGTON, May 15.-A large delega-
tion OF miners and smelters from the West
appeared before Secretary Window and
Assistant Secretary TiehenOr to day, for a
hearing touching a ruling OF the Treasury
Department, relative to the importation
of lead ore from Mexico. According to
this ruling lead ore Is imported free of
duty az precious metal if the silver
which Is contained therein exceeds the
lead in value. This ruling they contend
is iri urious to the smelling interests of the
Western territories.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-16
TAFFY FOR THE SHAH.

The Persian Monarch Dazzled by Russian
Displays.
ST. PETERSBURG, May 15.-The Shah
of Persia, who is now ourneying from
Teheran to ST. Petersburg, is meeting with
a grand reception in Russis. AT Erwan the
streets through which he passed were lined
with troops and at several points there
were triumphal arches, bearing the inscrip-
tion: ITO the Shah's Sacred Person" "
The entire town was brilliantly illumi-
mated upon the evening Of the day on
which the Shah arrived.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-16
Tin Ore In kAnsas.

CHICAGO, May ia dispatch from
Topeka, Kansas, says: A deposit OF tin
has been discovered about fifty miles from
Topeka. An analysis OF sample Of the
ore shows that il is valuable. The gentle
man who msde the discovery thinks that
he has bonanza, and will make further
investigation as to the extent OF the de-
nosit
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Or.r-slatthers.

"'eaNoIoN, May 15-Mr. Justice
eAi ana Miss Jeannette Matthews,
-1-Sl.e- o.. the late Mr. Justice Stanley
'-''..'ae"s, VII be married at the residence
.le oade, June 6. The ceremony will
"'ile-sed by the members Of the iami-
- -a1 The Justices Of the Supreme Court
A-l .leI families.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-16
Wabash Railway Sold.

CHICAGO, May 15.-The lines OF the
Wabash railway east Of the Mississippi
were sold before Judges Gresham and
jackson to-day to Messrs. Ashley and Joy,
representing 80 per cent. of the bonds ana
acting in the interests Of the Wabash west
ern purchasing committee, for Sl5,55O,
00O
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-16
DEMOCRATIC MONTANA.

The Constitutional Convention Demo
cratic by Five Majority.
MINNEAPOLIS, May 15.-The journal
Helena Montana, special says that the
Constitutional Convention will be Demo
cratic by about five majority.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-16
Is THIS A CLURs

A Pair OF BIood-Stained Gloves Found
Near the CroD'n Trunk.
CHICAGO, May Is A pair of mems kid
or dog skin gloves, almost new, bat torn
and stained, were found hidden under
some brush clc1e by the spot where the
mysterious blCod-smesrei trunk that was
at first connected with the disappearance
of DR.. Cronin wsl discovered. They were
soaking wet, showing that they had been
ont during the recent rains.
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Held for the KaIamanoo Horror

CHICAGO, May ia dispatch from
Kalamazoo, Mich, says that John w
Bush, conductor, and Michael Wellhan,
engineer, were arraigned yesterday
charged with granddaughter, in causing the
death of Sarah II. Haddock, one OF The
victims of the recent railroad accident here
and held for May % in the sum OF 81, 5Ot
each
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-16
p,,,.hury,. Loss IL ohio's Gain

wELLsyLLE, O., May 15.- Sieubenyille
has gained five new saloons and two whole
sale liquor establishments by the hegira
of saloonists from Pittsburg. Inc oiu
round house will be converted into an I'M .I,
mense bottling establishment WeiisyllIe
is to have q Wholesale establishment from
the came source.
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Honors at Princeton.

PRINCETON, n. J., May 15.-The high
eat honors at the commencement for the
present graduating cla's, have been award
ed to Robert Elliott Speer, of Pennsylva-
MA, who ha1 the vsledictOry IN English,
and LewisS. Nudge, of New Jersey, who
will deliver the Latin salutstOry.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-16
COLUMBIA NEEDS OUR HELP.
Anxious That the United ststes should
Complete the Canal.

Complete the Canal.
PANAMA, May l5.-Never in its history
has the Isthmus presented such scene
it offers to-dsy-thousands OF people on
of work, busy centres Of activity along ii
canal abandoned and many hundreds OF
houses deserted by their former residents.
The smaller villages are almost entirely
uninhabited. There still remain, however,
several thousands Of men who require Ia
he removed and whose removal depends
on Others, since they are absolutely des-
titute. No one bere regards the interrup-
ton of the work as more than temporary.
This causes many 10 remain here who
possess means to leave, but will not aban-
don the hope that work will spring up
again.
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lincoln salls for Europe.

NEW YORK, May 15.-The new Inman
Steamer City of Paris sailed this afternoon.
Among her passengers were Robert 7. Lin
coin. the new U. s. Minister TO the Court
of St. James, and mis- family, Andrew Car
neeie and family, Right Reverend Joseph
Murray, Bishop Of Melbourne and Austria
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e,nsra, Cameron Much Better

HARRISBURG, May 15.-News received
tonight from Donegal, General Cameron
summer home, reports him to be in first
rate condition, notwithstanding his attacS
a few days ago.
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RANDALL Is BITTER.

The Great Democrat Fast Recovering
Health aud spirits.
WAsHINGT0N, May l5.-S. J. Randall
who has been confined to ths house for
several weeks, IS eOnvslesciDg rapidly
and expects TO bs out shortly. His spps'
uts is good and gentlemen who saw him
y,-terday says he looks "a we'll as at any
rme during the lat session Of Congress.
SIR Randall will probably spend the sum
mer at the seashOTe.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-16
A TENSION FOR PLAYING BALL

A ..JintlemAn" Soldier Who Strained His
Arm and WIN Get Pay for IL.
WASHINGTON, May 15.-Assistant Sec
retary Bussey has directed the Pension
Oaice to reopen the case of George W
Allen, who claims pension for injury re-
ceiyed in 1862 while playing bail. The
evidence shows that the regiment ives or
dered out TO play ball, that Allen sprained
his arm during the game. Mr.. Bussey
holds that the injury ives received in the
line of lnIY
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,,..non.,, w,u sau for England.

OTTAWA, May l5.-The statement that
Sir John Macdonald would go TO England
this month, is said to be quite correct.
The 23d inst. il mentioned as the day on
which be will sail.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-16
A LIFE OF BIGAMY.
Wife Murderer Blanc Had Three Living
Better Halves.


Better Halves.
CINCINNATI, O., May 15.-MOritz ].
Blanc, the murderer and suicide, who was
buried yesterday with his little girl, turns
out to have been bigamist and profes-
sionsl libertine. His present wife claims
to have positive information that he has a
wife and children living in the West In
dies, and another wife in London. He
buried a young wife under suspicious cir
cumstances at Newton, Mass, two years
ago, and was married again in four months
10 Lilly A. Taylor, Boston widow, from
whom he obtained fraudulent divorce.
The friends of the latest widow assert that
he committed murder and suicide to save
himself from prosecution for bigamy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-16

Earned-Hsmilton, ); bases on balls
thinner; bases on errors-Wheeling .
Hamilton, 3; struck out-Green. 2; Dolan
4; two base hits-Bowman and Williams
.; Dolan, l; stolen bases-Wheeling, 2
Hamilton, a; umpire-Hengle.
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A Fiagrant Wrong.

To advertise in print or by word OF Of
month. a dentrifice containing ingredients
calculated to impair healthy TEEN,
or accelerate the decay of bad Ones IS o
flagrant wrong. 'Tis done every Gay
Use healthful, efficient SoZODoNI only
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-16
Canton Again Victorious.

Special telegram to The Register.
CANTON, O, May Is Foil wing is the
score of to-dsy's game:
Canton .................O > 0 o l.
Springfield. d..............2 0 l o o o.
Hits, Canton IA, Springfield 8; errors,
Canton 0, Springfield .; batteries, Canton
Monroe and Doyle; Springfield Lawless
and Stencil; umpire Munger.
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CoLUNIRUs GETS 1T.

Ohio Republican Convention VIII be Held
There
COLUMBUS O, May 15.-The Republi-
can State Committee to-day decided to
hold the State Convention at Columbus
June - and %.
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MUST PAY THE COSTS.

Railroad superintendent Starr Not Guilty
of Murder.
PrrBuRG, May 15.-The Jury in the
case of A. b. Starr, Superintendent of the
Pittsburg. Fort Wayne and Chicago Rail
road who was charged with mAnslaughter
in connection with the killing Of Miss
Wevman and William CluP, at the Fed
erai street crossing year ago, returned
verdict this morning Of not guilty, but re-
ouiring the defendant TO pay the costs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-16
PRESIDENT BISHOP.

Election OF Officers of the Kingwood Mar
row Gauge Road.
Special Telegram TO the Register.
KINGwOOD, May 15.-At meeting o.
the stockholders of the narrow gauge rail
road at this place to-day, the Hon. G. NJ
Bishou was elected president The othel
officers remain substantially the same as
before Mr.. Whitescarver, the retiriDl
president it is understood, has sold hi'
interests to J. A. Martin, of this place.
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GONE TO GLASGOW.
Friends Think They are on the Trail of the
Missing Oronin.

Missing Oronin.
MONTREAL, May 15.-Many leading
Irishmen believe that Cronin sailed from
this city by the last outgoing Allan steam
er for Glasgow. A person resembling him
secured passage by the Circassian for Liver
pool, but a few hours before the v-ssel
sailed be went on oard and removed his
effects, saying he was going to remain here.
An ex.president of the HiteInian brother
hood, who knows Cronin, says he was
working on the Glasgow steamer when ne
boa1dc her and that he called
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-16

SPRINGFIELD, ILL, May l7.-Ine
House to-day passed the bill apPropriatiOg
$50. 600 for monument to the late Gen.
John A. Logan.
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Big Scores ut Dayton.

SPECIAL Telegram to The Register.
DAYTON, O., May 15.-There was a
s'uggiug match here to-day, which resulted
as follows:
Dsytou. u......................O G O1 6 1-16
Mansfield. 0 O-l2
Runs earned, Dayton l, Mansfield Il
three.base hits, Randall, McAleeny two
base hits, Kavanaugh, Beam; struck out,
By Munger 4, by Dewald 6. by Beam g.
batteries, Munger, Dewald and McAleeny,
Beam and Fitzsimmons; umpire, SOmers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-16
J,nks' Resignation Accepted.

WASHINGTON, May 15-The President
has accepted the resignation OF Judge Geo.
A. jerks. as Solicitor General Of the De-
partlent Of Justice, to take effect to-day.
Mr. jerks resigned upon the charge oi
c1uiuisuation, but was requested TO re-
main in cfics until the close Of the exist
i1g fTm of court.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-16
Honors TO Our WhIteIaw

PARIS, May l5.-Mr. Whitelaw Reid,
the new American minister, was received
by NJ. Spuller, Minister OF Foreign Affairs
to-day. President CarnOt will receive Mr.
Reid at the end of the week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-16
TWINS OF DIFFERENT CoLoRs.

A Negre-s Gives Birth to White and
Black BABY.
HoPKINsvlLLE, KY, Msy l5.-Mar-
earet Hendricks, colOred woman residing
in the Garrettsburg precinct of this county
gave birth TO twins, both Of them girls,
one white and one cOlored. The white one
is perfectly white and the other an African
OF the deepest dye. The woman herself Is
a full-blocded negro, and these twins are
one of the most wonderful freaks of nature
on rannrh.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-16

WASHINGTON, May 15.-Pubhc Printer
Palmer to-day appointed Thomas J. La
zier Of New Hampshire, Chief Time Clerk
OF the Government Printing Office, vice
James Teal, resigned.
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.msr,oan Rsptlst Anniversary.

BosroN, May 15.-The celebration OF
the ssventy-6fth anniversary of the Amer
can Baptist Missionary Union was begun
today
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-16
DEPEw's GRAFTON.

An Old CIsssmate Sues for Work Done
for 1t.
NEW YORK, May 15-The Rev. f. =.
Towne, late of Cambridge, Mass but now
Of this city, claims he spent thirty-two
days in preparing Chauncey NJ. Depsw's
Centennial Grafton, and threatens 10 sue
for 81, 800. Mr. Depew Gays he should
not have spent over three or four days
that his services were not worth over 500,
and is willing 10 pay him that amount:
He also says he bad the oration finished
bsfore Mr.. Towne's work was finished,
and that all he obtained from Mr.. Towne
was couple of old documents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-16
r--.-aa. tor wei NlrgInlan..

-r o tlf Rsg,se-
WASHINGTON. May 15.-Pensions were
N " Ht Yirginisns as follows to-
Icua. Invalid Lafayette Finch
Amos Winans deceased, Amos
laue Luzlder. Increase Geo.
A- Archimetes ID GerrelL Re
-t John W Roulette.
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,,o.sc.rd,s Acid Phosphate

Makes Delicious Lemonade.
A tsaspoonful added to glass of hot OF OF
cold water, and sweetened to the taste VIII
ba found refresbining and invigorsting'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-16

STARCH grows sticky-cOmmOn pow
ders have a vulgar glare. Pezzonls Is the
only Complexion Powder ht for use.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-16

WASHINGTON, May 15.-Secretaries
Blsins and Tracy, with number Of ofi-
GERS OF the State Department, left Wash
ington this morning for Gen. Agnus ooun-
try home. MaCrima, near Baltimore.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-16
Pittsburg. Ft. Wayne A. Chicago Report

IIN5UHI - IT . " ~ NJ" .
PITTsBURG, PA, May 15.-At the an
nual meeting of the stock and bondholders
Of the Pittlburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago
Railroad Company, held here to-day,
Messrs. L. II. Myers, P. Williams and
Charles F. Speer, whcse terms az directors
had expired, were reelected. The report
of the board showed total income for
last year Of $9,s42, 113; less cost of oper-
ating and maintaiDg. s., 129, 36l, leaving a
balance of So. 1877
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-16
BASE BALL.
Wheeling is Defeated Again at Hamilton.
At Home To Day.

Wheeling is Defeated Again at Hamilton.
At Home Day.
The Hamilton boys jumped on TO
Wheeling again yesterday afternoon on
their own duughill, and lathered them to
the tune of eleven to one. Wheeling has
been particularly unfortunate with her
pitchers this see1on, and yesterday Eng
land was compelled to leave the box, owing
TO illness, and after Dunn had tackled the
ball while he was also compelled TO leave
the box, and Jimmy Green, who has played
nearly every position on the team, went in
and finished out the game. Zeigler is at
bis home in Cincinnati, still sick, and Just
who will 90 into the box this afternoon
against Dayton is rather uncertain.
The team did as well r5 could be ex
pected on the trip, winning four out OF
the nine games, and if they can keep up
that record on all trips throughout the
season, they certainly ought 10 come out
near the top, if not at the top.
This afternoon the Daytons, the club
which defeated the home team three
straight games on their own grounds, will
be here, and Wheeling will make des-
perate attempt to return the compliment.
This being the first appearance of this
team in Wheeling, no doubt large
crowds will witness the games. The
Wheeling people, however, will not treat
the Dayton club in the very discourteous
and even disgraceful manner that the
Whee' ing team Wss treated in Dayton.
The game will be called at $3.50 sharp.
Following is the account of yesterdays
game;
story of the Defeat.
Special Telegram to the Register.
HAMILTON, o., May 15.-Hamilton
again won easily to-day. Wheeling's
pitchers were all crippsd. England started
in to pitch, but after the third inning re-
tired, Dunn taking his place. Dunn also
gave up, and Green finished the game out.
Following is the score:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-16
r,lPVELL. FAIR HOPE
,r>THB BCoNSJLSHlP TO SOUTH
ANPr0N.
y,ra and Wugerisr Have Fine
rr Lsi-PseHoB, Moore
L1lky Hs1-
1lalcs

.-.r..ak t.. wa
s s,r tas election We have made.
.rf rselt called on the
o-e .-, Tbnrsday stated
la hiu, +tstArr
... .a a1I lo'u nun '1''' 'i ''
s.-.-...n h spointed. lie prom
f tae only bic of papeI
apartment is "a short
si by Gen. Go6 and
..r .aA COMMISSION AA-
r-... r...r.a leaders to-day were
., aha 5av Mr. Akin
,r.,;..;s ANA Sen.
Sol, N- >-..-. ' -
..,- ~0- called on iftsiienl iial-'s o.
-.. e vu. seen the President
l... himself AS be had other
r....s,-,sr.sr pre-
business c-L.il
er..I ,-s o. '-'- A. VI" ~''- ~
Tor po7''''- 'D
t. Interstate Commerce Oomn'ss'ol'
r. t.. .--.a.r1 ttef added a num-
..f ..,ts iu very higb
os' l...l- Tb.
terms u .'t ..-....-.. g.,
....1.-t .nei Fly atteulNel 70
...-.t. t....f ft1ay. ana promised tnat II
-.t. ..-us clear To- sup1int Mt
C,r.n-I t- would i's'. is s".U ..S
appointment e''' '' |
s,-ue. months
rE .ah'lal .- '.Nh.
ltayi1. the White hcr.- ,ae s-n-
..re1 called ou Secretary h.anr The
Secretary received them. a'a Do was
Thought that ,ae frs, Con-r.A- 'p2o..,'
......Ir be- made today. H beng Nr.
F-T.v o.. SEES Caubsreer ia -o Co
Southampton a p'ao- o- tan-y r-1a-e-
Ton ~reaE hs.ae ri .0 ilr AiAll-
ur
benny promise to y.n about
tls ..tot Ms7 o appoint hr i adl-y
I lsve rlt done -, rs' '1, nave -o- 'ofs5t.
na fhe n.1r.. .ot Nll d1 -o at Once.
p- Babe t.a1 uomsi them that they
..r.f Hsge w Dus1Is at least Mr.
Smith sri N 1r MCGnuis then spC ke up
s-f said u4 the appointment oI Mr.
r-.f-. -rr- b t.-n h. The only one hom
tsF-. District.
.B-t ai Mr Atkinson. have
hs.t8 85olao applicants To- Wheeling and
N1tore o these .elt.enen nominated '
......r..r.r AND vrvergree
..,..... f..... 81, 1.-.t
,...-l... - 49, - 80 =
.e-.-I, ,.-'..-' 49, ~ -. ,e-.l'';s- s.-
..... ,,-.t .-t ,e.s S,,tbsmnion Fnylaod
,..-a-7 1- bs-s chimed m and said,
.t1t owsn.cr my friend. Msior Moore,
dCHs.dr-s. remember him very well
81i s01.i Iss t1 appoint him as con-
r
.81i b a.d Mr.. Atkinson, "would
.e. d .n see him appointed. -
Stare ANA f, tbet event there will be on,
t,7..--.f ..... s.eb disfrict
,,xa or r,rR,oNr
r.-.....,s5 ,.,,5 nearly an ,bsolut.
DEGREE O.. -uinty that the three other
.elsl.' ra. "sst Fusln1is, vii De msJoI
Aooi- u -Fs-olrs. W. b 'eulns' o.
fHr-ol, sau James feieIson' OF hnu-
,lg.c- When tle 3poinimeuts WI De
..-. .s DID. r.r decided hrt may be- very
SOON 1oa
tlL.0ys MARCHING HOME
U,r UoH Ietta. thr.s o'c.ccF this after
aeon ul Dis aome m Clarssburg Before
leaving le met lH a1rt Mrs. Mary G0n,
.sa.or, aud WISCONSIN. Nes Ida Hammond.
Ine'v two ladies have .1-- arrived here on
Their wag home ,-on SEES York where
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Allegheny and Pittsburg Dioceses United.
ROME, May l5.-The Vatican has united
the dioceses of Allegheny and Pittsburg.
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to take over everybody to witness the Day
ton series at the park.
England will be in the box for the home
team to-day; don't fail to give him a good
send OFF.
The grounds at the Park are in fine con.
dition for good ball playing.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-19
kRONEkA TYGODNIOWA.

Zaledwie ustaty W Zgodsiie
zw'azkowe protesty, a .ju2ci
z ca}ym zapafem wzieto sic
do oswietlania. Musza W oko-
leach Zwiqzku wielkie pano-
wac ciemnosci, iezeli lyle
tr2eba oswietlenia. Znajdu]emy
tez W Zgodz1e rozmaite sposo-
by oswietlenia. | tax: zwykfe
oswietlenie wyswietlenie, OBJ
wyjasnlenie i naresz.
Gle objasaienje do wysswietle-
MIA. A co panic Edison! Two
]e wynalazkl niczem wobec
tych zwiazkowych eIektry-
kow. Ju2to miedzy nami mo-
WAC, i prey najIepszem os-
wletleniu, mkt sic tam nicze-
go tel ogniotrwa'ej kasle
zwiazkowej po Morgensternle
ME dopatrzy, chyba znajizie
.ieszcze W kryjowkach, lake
p~oufalne urzedowe liscikl
CT wy a la ten znaiomy::
,,Kochany Ignasiu; a miedzy
Gala kl'ka zwlazkowa bodai
2 lataruia Diogenesa znalaziby
kto czlowleka.
Cat 2as ten pieszy huzar
2 Pennsylvania taxi W calem
swojem oswletleniu jasny, lak
tabaka " kaszubskim rozku.
Na)lepie] iednak te GAIA ciem.
ma klise o5w1etlr1 najprosciej
Sym sposobem delegat no VIII
Sem, pan Julian Lipinski
4 Philadelphia. EIektryk to
nlelada to 2 najstarszei
zw.4nho"e1 firmly. Je&eli lego
lau.pka ~ Poiahu ME oswieci
"ieunych m1zgownic, to luz i
caly Moj2esz mic ma te egip-
skic cIemnosci me pomo5e.
Pan Llpihski powledzia1, a RAJ
czej napisai presto bez ogrod-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-19
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