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The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1891-12-12

: Il those days the flTga gafs1el
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-13
Ratk fir Mattexr

8or iber so i6on tuurbe Wsts.
@insloD's Sootbing Sprup poa Mfil.
lionen BON Mitierr bein1 3abnen ber
Rinber angetrenbet. Wirf 9u i'm
S@lafe bur9 bas GGreien eines ainbes
gef0rt. bas i'm 3abneu it unb Dor
S9merasn tuetnts Mena 10, Iafe Sofort
eine Glat@e BON sMrs. MinsIop's sou.
thing gprup" boleu. eein Wertb III uus
be3ablbar. sc tpirb benz tIeineu 0eiben.
ben iofort 0inoerung nerI1afem. Ser.
leBt Sud barauf, Nitter, es lit tein
3ueifel oartber. gs beilt Oplenterp
unb 9iarrboe, regulirt ben Mager unb
he Wieren, beieitiet Winb Rclit, cts
tpei9t ben @aumen, berbinbert gntaans
oung unb ffdrtt bas san3e Sptem.
sWfrs. Winslotps Soothing SprupA
fiir 3abnenbe Hinber TT angenebm in
@ei@mad unb bas &e3ept fammt bon
einem Der 5efeu ueibIiGen aerste In
ben Der. Staten. IS 1T BEL allen
Drussiffen in Der ganaen Welt au boz
ben. 9reis rs gts. per 5Ini@e.
Rauft ni9ts anheres aIs Mrs. Mias,
Ions SOOTHING Sprup.
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co. r.xf,s m,... -. u.
1900. Gas Genus oaIsan 20. Gu
y Deas.ia gsaa"sgsssvsa, oSs s.as
S % S.us NJ ~ s.Ia"'a..sa 1ay
U.sy ". Sss. S sa s,vga.
aui usS Uasavh pS.t y Ssuusn geva!.
saen Issswlape y Daoe' a'Vl M!'
s.assigtOgsa.' os w. 9s aso nw puos H.
SaB leu usan Sag.s GOV Delsa's.ge
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Grfrealt6e 8otidaft fit 2%auorenter.
Weue hemti6e &plpmie.

Sn Inertennung bes Gleibes, Der
Musbauer, Der Si9tieteit unb beg eb=
renwertben Characters ber beutI6eu
Sarmer, bat bic gaD Wranfas 2ano &
Smmigrotion @ompasnie, pelGe einen
groBen Sbeil Der tpegen ibrer groben
Jru9tbarteit unb ibres angenebmeu
uno seiun6en &Iimas betannten st.
Charles 0a!5iniel" befbt, bei6IoKen,
oleies atsge3eihnete Sanb nit beutl1en
gauera uab Sbft5a1tern gu ioIonis
fren. 9ieies 3anb Iiegt in Nranlas
@Ountp, Seras, an Der Suite bes meris
fanii6en @olfes.
Der goben 1T nit @aub unb aers
iebten eeemuiGeln gemif9t, baDer
lei9t gu bearbeiten, auBeroem bat er
ben eroBen 8Or5ug Der unterbem1Ke.
ru11g. Sas &egenwaher bleibt aidt in
pftBen ifeben, langfam berounfenb
uno ben 8oben iauernb. ME bas in 10
man9en Gegenben Der SOL 1T, ionbern
es 3iebt our9 ben loderen 8oben uno
nereinigt fi9 nit benz hberal unter Der
Sberfd9e nur menige SUB tief gu fins
benben Waher; in Golse befien 1T Der
goben Denige Col unter ber Obers
fiddle thinner feu6t, ielbft in ben trodens
fen Sabren unb eisaet fi9 beBbaIb 10
bortrefHi6 fir Semitic unb Obabau.
@s giebt fein 2anb auf Der WeIt, 100
Der Wein md9ft nie bier, unb er reift
mebr dig einen Monat friber, als in
@alifornien.
IS inb i@Dn einise 9euti9e bier,
unter anberen Strip zimmerman, treI.
der frtber auf Der Stats : Nderbaus
idule uabe 8rnart dig @drtner on=
geffellt tpar.
STR Sasblieber unb Slider lit es
bas refine 9arabies. IS 1T bier cine
CUTE @elegenbeit flr einen Geiddfts>
mann, UNI einen fleinen Gaufaben,
berbunben nit gaubpl3banbel, ansu=
fangen, bic 2ompasnie pirb ben Store
bauen laRen.
Was bas 2anb 10 empfeblenspertb
ma9t fur bisberige Genter, 1T, baB bic
2ompagnie ben Deuti1en 10 giinfige
3aufbeoingunsen felt, Re brauden
ndmli@ 6as erfe Sabr feinen Sent @slb
a%n3usableu, aber mafen i6 iOslei6 ans
febeln unb eiuen 3beil ibres gepdbIten
2anbes bebauen. gs miro nur on
M irtlide NniiebIer, aber nidt
on 5peollanten berfauft. Seuti6e
perben In ieber ge8iebuus bsboraugt.
Die &ompaguie bat 9errn 9ouis
$. Brill, uel@er In Wranias BaB
(frtiber &odport genannt) cine Npc=
tbefe beTbt. ols ihren heutidsn Naenten
ernanut fir BEN 8ertauf itrer 2dnbe=
reien unb wiro 6erielbe germ bereit Iein,
ole Nnfragen au beantmosten. unb oie=
teniseu, wel6e fommen unb ih bns
2anb anfeben wollen. bon Mtanias paB
aus frei bortbin gu fhbren.
Mean berfeble 6ieIe @elesenheit ni9t,
belonbers ba bas 2ano in Der Ndbe beg
thnftigen Siefwafer 9ofens Nranias
paB lit.
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sstn Cinderella e6nh.gtpre.

Gde # 0 n ira u. Abe. 6,
lit foeben angetommen: Gin GROCER
Worratb bon Ginber 5 slippers uub
S4uben bon rs Gents aufmdrts.
9amen Sizes unb Slippers bon Is
Gents a~uftpdrts bis au ben feinfen
Qualitdten.
Dos Eager in Samen. unb 5e,ren.
S9ub3eug, bod ooer niebrig ge, OMIT.
ten, NIT Der 0anb ober Maidint Sc.
ma9t, 1T grOBartis, au Breiien, Bic
Se6en in @rfauuen feBen mhFen.
gUer feines unb auglei9 b~ouerbaftes
S@u1tuert tragen MIL, faufe i'm Gins
oereua S9ub'S Store.
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s. aalteaer & @obn,
@bpleiale= nnb 8etail .9rmggiften.

9as Getail @ei9dft, ionie bic Ste.
eepiur obiger Gtrma finb Die bebeutenb,
ten in San Nntonio, tpopon Sober
taetdgli@ f6 gu tiberasusen @elesen.
belt bat. IS berri6t in Der Npotbete
gerabe5u elm pbdnomena!er 8ertebr;
man erbdIt bier Mles frii6 = bat III
aleH Requirements, ramentIim aud in
benz Der patentmebi3inen - bic ar6Bte
Nuswabl, unO bic Geceptur III ben be.
item unb geDiRenbafteiten 9dnoen an.
pertraut. Das @boIeiale @ei9dft
nimmt BON Sabr gu Sabr einen sr6Bes
rem umfang on, benn Npot5etsr in ber
Stabt unb auf Dem 2anbe baben bic
@rfabrung gema6t, baB He bier Dor.
tbellbaft faufen uno auf hos promps
teite beoient perben. Die 5irma Salt,
e9er itebt nit ben eriteu 0duiern ber
Yer. Staten in @erbinhung unb imz
portirt biele NrtifeI brett in bebeutenz
ben Quontitaten. Nuf Nnfrage tpetben
Yreisliiien oerianbt. Mir t6nnen allen
unferen betrehenben 2eiern ratben, nit
obiser renommirten Jirma geiddftli@
anaufutpfen.
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Wanbrn,s9 amnf.8aferei

Gin f6baer 8etpeis bafhr, baB bic
aufftrebcnbe Snbuitrie San Nrtonio's
aud auberbaIb = unb felbf. hber bic
2anbesgrenaen binaus = Nnertennung
fnbet, tit bic bebeutente Beifelung,
Del@e bieier Sage Die 9ampf 2hferei
bss Germ Geo. Manbrp erbielt.
sic erbielt pon Der Brauerei In
WpntereD, Merifo, ben Nuftrag our
2ieferung BON 40 groBen Botti1en
CsTanks''), bic 3 Bis 5000 @alonsn
fafen uno BON 40 8otti6en, pel1e
1900 8alouen faHen. Die 2ieferung
muB bis gum |. September fertig iein,
uno Elm Specials3ug bon IA 6radts
Wasgons uirb n6tbig iein. UNI bic
gottide nod Wonterep gu bef6rbern.
Die Sieferung reprdieutirt einen Wertb
BON $1,000.
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u. 6. paris. 8. q. Mot5wea.
PARIS & ROTHWELL,

pbotpgrapbif6es 4telier,
SO. IL unb Is Mefs ommerce straBe,
San Mntonio. Die aIerneueften @ens
res In photographer fem aussefibrt,
ebenfo elegant tuenn ai9t better, lpie
irgenb tpel@e i'm Staate. 2ebensgroBe
@rapon portraits unb aae Nrten bon
Dergr6Berungen. @ebt Cure Bilber
ni9t Gremben. i'm fe bergr6Bern 3u
lafen, tpenn bic Mrbeit bier BON ber.
autportli@en Giinflern 3ur bollen 3us
frie6enbeit ausgefibrt pereen fam.
Wir liefern rur Nrbeit erfer 2Iafe ab.
Nnh9ten bon @ebduben tperoen aufs
geuommen unb ale M~uftrdse a~uBerbalb
benz Mtelier prompt beiorgt.
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Galifprmta.@etne.

@einliebbaber finbeu etn sroSes Ga'
ger bon feiaen California Meinen bel
Serrn s. s. Meper am Mlamp
plaaa. 9err Meper in6t bic Meine
an Ort un6 Stele aus uLh tauft brett
aus benz 2eler ter @ein3h9ter. als
sutem Genner gelingt es ibm iiets, bic
beften Sorten aus3umdblen. Ct tann
feline Qunben uno Samilien nit einem
guten Sropfen perieben. Rotbs urb
WeiBmeine In bor3Hgls6er Qualitdt
bon iebt ab $1.00 per @alone = fret
ing 9ars geltefert.
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pa1aae mad europa.

Die Ngentur bes Germ Is. 5.
Ooung, go. l Commerce 5 StraBe,
Gan antonio, reprdientirt bic
Sampfer beg Norboeuti@ea 2lopbs, TO-
pie bic ber hamburger Nftien $ Geiel'
idaft unb III 0err Douus I'M Stanbe
bic bilIigfen &aten gu seben.
ertbeilt bereituiIis iebe geptni@te Qus,
tuuft unb beiorgt febr prompt ale inn
iibergebenen Nuftrdge. Wer mad gus
ropa gu reiien mtni9t, ober 8ertpanbte
bertbertommen lafen nil, tnenoe R9
on g%enannte Mgentur.
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bette 0ele8enbeit, sunt 0efdbaftss
lldtttt att9aebtl0ef IN fuernet.

Sic ein3ige 0nnbels : Ifaoemie i'm
Staate 3eras, mel1e man als cine
NnftaIt eriter Rlane be3ei6nen fann. III
obne Grage bas biefise "Alamo City
Business College. Sbren Nnfpru9 auf
cine fold bobe unb befonbere Gtelung
fam bieie Nnitalt auf ibre ipftematii9e
@intbeiIung ber berf6ieoenen 9eparte.
ments, bic ale uuter Der 9eitung er.
fabrener uno ti9tieer 2ebrer liege1,
bafiren. &eid ilufrirte Ratalose tper,
oen auf Wunf9 tberal bin frei per.
fanbt. %. g.. m n, Director.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-13

Wte aus Wontenibeo gemelbet
tpirb, 1T In uruguan Elm 4uftanb auss
sebro@en, Der f9 segen ben VrdRben'
ten Goes ri@tet, IS fam au einem
StraBentampfe, In pel6em riele pers
fonen get6btet unb %nertpunbet tpurber.
Die Regierungstruppen oerbafteten bic
&doelsfhbrer oes N~uffanbes, barunter
einen fatbolifden priefter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-13
Aerr 6. &. mHUpr. SIN OF ~

Serr 6. $. MiilIer, No. 217 OF.
6oufon StraBe bdlt tets bas bolls
fommeufe 2aeer In 3eiGenmateria.
lien, 3apeten, Garbeu, @Ias, SpieseI.
gIas, Biloerrabmen, GirniKea unb ellen
3ei@usns uab Nalersu tenitlien. Stint.
Ieriih ousgeftbrie Bilber unb 5tatuets
ten &c. aub In eiue1 IebensDertben @als
isrie Sur Nnf9t uub gum gsrfauf auss
geffeQt. Su aapeteu uab 3immerbetos
rationeG III bas Gei6madpo1fe unb
Neuefe bort au inben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-13

s@r 0err ID. DieffeIbDrf,
Der betannte unb lansidbrige Wirtb Der
SurnbaQe bot nun an Der Commerce
fftaBe, gegeniiber bon @roos' 8ant,
cine elegante Wirtbidaft einseri6tet,
no tets frii@es Bier unb 8etrdnfe aler
4rt usrabrei9t unb feiner 2un6 ferbirt
tpirb. 2Ogenrdume gu bermieiben.
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~ Ollie Nrten BON Ndb. Mai6inen
werben unter leidten Nbaablunes . See
binsunsen berfauft BEL Grips, 40S
Npe. Z.
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~ 2aBt Cure 9natise bel pauz
& Sobn unfertieen. Sbr fins
bet bort cine grOBe NuspabI borShgli.
der 6tofe; man liefert CUTE Nrbeit
unb Naes fbt portreffi9.
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Galatuabs pbotograpbif9es
Ntelier, No. 413 OF. 6oultonHraBe
liefert enti9ieben bic feinte Mrbeit In
Der 9tabt. Der erfte &etoufeur Der
Nnfalt 1T Der poraigli6fe 2anfs
ler, Der ie in San Mntouio mar. gr
mar eine lanse &eibe bon Sabren
in ben beiten Mtelters bes Mcrbelts uno
Offens bei9dftigt. @olt sSbr tpirtli9
CUTE 8ilber baben, 70 tpenoet gu9 an
@alamap. Gin 8erfu@ pirb gu9
belebren.
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na- 3%peibunbert anaise unb breis
bunbert 5oien 3u fanfaig Gents an,
Dollar, ales quite Maare, UNI 3u rdu.
men bel pancoait 6 Son.
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8. s.. Collins Manufacturing
60, SO. /, 8, 5 unb Z Ofts0outons
5trase, bat bic grbBte Nuspabl in
Miubs, Pferbefrafts, Dampfs unb
0anb. Yumpen aller Nrt uno bor3ig.
li6Iter Gonfruftiou; Mafer &6bren
aler Nrt sebf 3ubeb6r I'M GroBs unb
Rleinbanbei. 0p6raulii6e &ammen
uub Winbmtblen aler @r6Bert 3ur,
9umpeu unb Wablen fno bort gu pa.
ben ober tperben auf 8efelung beiorgt.
@rDBe Musnabl tn allen Mrtifeln unb
bilige preife bel g~ebiesenaer Gus.
fthruna.
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nr Cine feline Wuspabl BON 9hten,
9em6en, unter3eug, $oilette> MrtifeIn &C.
bel Bantna & 9obn.
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GdblieBlim emtoedt!

eine bodybuilding bdrter pie bic bis5er &C.
trdu@li9e uno bon ber Garbe ber 8dbne.
8dbns init ober obne HIatten perSen eingefett.
eslbtronen cine Sppialitdt. Gas pir6 mad
Der uenefeu Wfetbobe sum f@mer5lofen Gus.
jiebeu bon 8dhntn angetpanbt. ane Balm.
otsratiOnen per6en icrsfditis aab su mdbissn
yrtiitn aussefabrt.
A. Il. Blondin, 3a1narjt
Office 80. ? Commensurate, naBe Der Bride
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nr Gertise Nn5ige, tpie He f9buer
ME mad San Nntonio gebradt purbeu ,
RBen wie ~anaegoheu. Breiie nieoris.
Pancoaf & Sobu.
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am IA. Ottober LIT in Der 6aupts
ffabt Sbariugens, Der on biftorif9en
&eminiscen3en iiberrei6en alien ebe.
malisen freien 8ei6sfabt grfurt Der
NIT aHsemeiner Spanning ertuartete
eociaIitten.gongreB auiammengetreten.
9erielbs tpirb bon seraoe3u maBgeben.
Der @ebeutung fur bic tpeitere gntuid.
lung Der focialitif6en geuesune in
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-12-24
A THRILLING AFFAIR.
Chileaps See no Reason why Americans
Should Object To the Killing oil Few

Chiieaus See no Reason Why Americans
Should Object To the Killing OF "A Few
sailors.
SAN Francisco, GALA, December ~
Correspondence Of the Associated Press
from Srntiago, Chile, under date OF Novem-
Der q, says feeling against the Americans
&c co strong that ever si ce
the Congressional party came into power,
the majority Of the people are disposed TO
regard the killing Of few American
sailors as very trifing affair, and express
much surprise that the United States
should have taken official notice OF the
matter, which they speak OF lightly as
sailors fight.
Reports of the Intendente Of Valparaiso
saws there were 1000 men engaged IN this
"sailor's fight" He gives tais figure 10
show that the police were powerless to
auell the disturbance, as the correspond
ent saws. Asa matter OF fact there was
not anywhere near half that NUMBER, and
the police found ample opportunity to stop
the trouble.
For some time following the attack there
was strong feeling among the crew OF the
baltimore and men would have liked TO sent
another party ashore better equipped. OF
thirty-six American sailors arrested at the
time Of the fight, not one had a weapon
more formidable than sailors jack
knife.
The correspondent SAYS President Montt
has given no special indication OF any SYM
pathy with the general ill-feeling in Chile
against the United States. In recent in
teryiew with the Associated Press CORES
pondent, he expressed a hope that all difi.
culties would DE settled ,micably as
be did not believe the people OF either
nation desired trouble.
He also expressed disapDroval OF the
accusations and insinuations made against
the American minister by certain Chileans
in the United States, processing TO speak
for the Chilean Government.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-12-24
THE DEADLY CURRENT.

Instantly Kills One Man and Seriously
Injuries a Number of Others at New Al
bany, Ind.
New ALBANY, IND, December 23,-At
the power house of the Light, Heat and
Power Company, of this city, to-day, de-
plorable accident occurred. Superintend-
ent Marcus Ruthenberg, Engineer Louis
Wagner and Fireman Clyde Wallace were
engaged in removing the traveller, or crane,
made OF wrought iron, from one portion of
the building TO another, when it collided
with a low-hanging, large and heavily
charged wire. Wagner was stand
ing on the engine, his hand
and the back OF his head
against the traveller, when it struck the
wire, and instantly the deadly current en-
tered the traveller killing Wagner instant
ly, his dead body falling upon hot steam
pipe, burning his back badly Superin-
tendent Ruthenburg was on u step ladder,
his hand upon the traveller, and was knock
ed of Oy the shock, and deep cash cut in
his head by striking the wall of the build
ing In his fall He was insensible for some
minutes, but finally regained consciousness
Fireman Wallace also had his hand on the
traveller, and was knocked down by the
shock, but not seriously hurt. Three other
employees of the power-house were badly
shocked. Wagner was the son OF widow,
and her chief support.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-12-24

TO make his own committees. But when
he fixes the rule OF his arrangement to
reward those who supported him and
punish his opponents, and in doing this
sends the tried men of the House TO the
rear, and brings the uutried men 70 the
front, the country and the party have
the right 70 hold him 20 a very rigid ac-
cOuntability for the consequences. II
the results vindicate his forecast, we'll
and good. IL they fail 10 do so, which
seems only too likely, he will live 10 re-
gret his own election.
The following estimate Of Mr.. Springer
is made: Naturally the reconstruction
Of the Ways and Means Committee
monOpolizes public attention and in
terest.
The selection OF Mr.. Springer for
Chairman would not be a happy one, u
there were nothing back of 10. But
with the incidents Of the caucus fresh
iu the miuds % the people. DO Is posi-
lively unfortunate, exposing both the
Speaker and the Chairman % whatever
the il disposed see Go % say about
them and thus giving the cause o.
tariff reform a black eye on the thres-
For Mr.. Springer. personally. as we
have repeatedly observed, we entertain
nothing but friendly sentiments. He IS
man % en- sceding earuestness and ac-
uvty he is a Democrat without a
faW. Two elements OF leadership be
undoubtedly possesses lntrepidity and
self-confdence.
His selection smacks two much Of the
discharge Oi an Obligation and pre-
text 90 turn down and degrade man
who has done eminent work in great
movement, and who has engaged the
confidence Of Democrats everywhere.
OF the possible bearing on National
affairs outside OF Congress WattersOl
says: We shall not believe until We
known more than we now know that
this reconstruction Of the Ways and
Means Committee has bee made with
y purpose to belittle and subordinate ths
cause Of tariff reform, by intrusting 1t
to inexperienced or inferior hands.
We have thus far relied upon the as
surance of Mr.. Crisp on that point
But II it should turn out that these
have been carefully framed TO miSleao
and that the extraordinary disclosures
OF the current week point, as has been
so often intimated, to a deal of the reg
ulation New York pattern between
the new Speaker and his i'm
mediate hackers, and Cover
nor Hill and his immediae
hackers by which Democratic principles
are TO be sacrificed to a Congressional
and Presidential bargain, then, indeed,
will the hosts of Democracy rise in
their might, and in their wrath scatter
ing these impious deSpoilerS Of truth
and faith like a herd Of cattle. The
future alone can determine this. Much
will depend on the course Of the Ways
and Means Committee.
But the present is no time for vast
ing words, it is a time for plain talk.
The Speakers organization of the
House is a revolution both theOretic and
actual. 1t is an experiment which by
success and failure is yet to be tested.
1t starts out with the clear and
almost universal dlstrus: of Democrats
in every part of the Union. The over
coming of this and establishing of its
claim to public confidence can only be
achieved by the display of great earnest
ness, perfect fidelity and undeniaSle
competency.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-12-24

ley. not excepting the Riverside
Iron Works. We spent n million dol
lars right at the start, while the River
side has a capital OF but a million aud a
half. and that Is growth OF forty
wears. Now. after We have tried the
thing FOR Eve years. aud ind we cant
d0it any longer, We ask Tor rellel' ana
we think We are as much entitled 10
consideration as any other enterprise
Just as much ss you would give mill
or a railroad COMPANY In a similar hole.
We have cut OF big mills 20 supply the
city, and We can't do IL any longer. We
have stood up 20 the notch Ike llttie
men for five years, and we can't DO IL
any longer.
Mr.. Riley-Isn't the reason you cut
of the mills because you have meters on
the domestic lines. and the mills don't
pay as well?
Mr.. Heard-Fll answer that In TINS
way. Suppose you were running TINS
Company, and there came a cold DAY
and a shortage Of gas, what would you
do? Would you cut of enough OF those
consumers TO give enough gas to the
rest, or would you cut off one big mill?
OF course you'd cut off the mill.
Mr.. Riiey-I expect I'd do what you
have done; I'd cut off the consumer VINO
paid the least.
Mr.. Heard-That hasn't been the
point with US, altogether.
The discussion took wide range
and ran along for long time. During
the conversation Mr.. Heard stated that
the Company had given its ultimatnm,
and it felt that its position was Ooth
right and just.
Mr.. Hall-Yot you made a contract,
and broke ii.
Mr.. Heard-We don't care to talk too
much about that contract. We say we
can no longer afford TO furnish the Tree
gas to the city, and on that we take our
stand,
Mr.. Hall finally moved that a COM
mittee of five. representing the Com
mittee on Health, the Water Board and
the Gas Board, be appointed TO examine
the books, statements, etc, OF the Gas
Company, visit the gas field, II neces-
sary, and report back to the full COM
mittee the result of their labors. Ihls
resolution was carried. Mr.. Farrell
then asked that the proposition OF the
Company be reduced to writing. and this
was done by Mr.. Hearne, as follows:
"WnEELING, w. VA, Dec. %, '9l.
''Mr. Pollock Chairman, &c.:-
DEAR SIR:-We ask that the Water
Works, the Gas Works, the ematory and
the city's half of the Public Building be
cut off the Gas Company's line, permanent
ly. and we agree, during the present winter,
TO supply the schools ard engine houses.
Respectfully,
'THE NATURAL GAS Co. OF w, VA,
GEORGE HEARD,
General Manager"
The Chair announced that he would
take time TO name the committee, and
after some more general conversation
the meeting az nurned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-12-24
MATRIMONY EXTRAORDINARY.
A Married Man Forced at the Point or
Two Pistols to Marry Another Woman.
ilivorc. Askad

A Married Man Forced at the Point or
Two Pistols to Marry Another Woman.
4 Divorce Asked
BALTIMORE, Mp, December 23.-Divorce
proceedings out Of the usual line were In
stituted in the Circuit Court to-day by
Anurew J Bowers. Mr.. Bowers Is
native of Richmond, Va.
ne ask the court TO annul marriage
ceremony performed between him ana
Emma A. Bigelow, on the ground that at
the time he WAS already married. He
claims in his bill OF complaint that he had
marry Miss Bigelow or be murdered,
that the fact that he mad wife at the
,,.ne was known TO Miss Bigelow and her
family.
The bill alleges that on Tuesday last
while standing at Calvert aud Lombard
streets, Mr. Bowers was approached by the
father and brother Of Miss Bigelow, who
compelled him ut the point OF pistol 70
enter carriage with them
They were driven 10 tho house OF the
Bigelow's. il is charged, whore MIR. Bow
ers was placed In a room. The elder Bige-
low kept guard with pistol, IL Is claimed,
while his son procured marriage license
for nr Bowers and Miss BIgelow, and
mini ster 10 perform the ceremony.
The record Of the Court OF Common
Pleas shows that on the I'd OF June last
license was issued for the marriage OF An
drew J. Bowers, aged "A, and Miss Bertha
Roop, aged 90 Last Tuesday license
was issued for the marriage Of Andrew j.
Bowers. agel "a, and Miss Emma A. Bige-
low, aged 10. No return 20 either license
has been made by the minister.