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Decorah-posten., 1892-08-30

Deb Sgnoa9sitolemgoet / Ro6eIter iibIt.
leben ginter neo lattes Ell 8omite, Der ltuloe
lsrse for at faa ct SrganiintionSmgoe Ito 10,
buorpeo en- 6Rlesforenina for lutherlte
Sgnoassitoler % firfelise nu9oomsiprenin.
ger fnnoe blipe oprettet.
8pmiteen. beitaaenoe al Haitorerne VI. 6.
Anoerier, u. 6. Sause pg lln~oertegueoe,
bar meot o. faaet iitano ct ubfdit iii Con.
~ltitntion % Bilppe, ianlt truffet Sprantnlt.
ming til, at bet paat9ntte Mfpoe oil iilOt
Steo | Bait. 0luf Gainsiens 3irfe, X. q
Minneapulis, fra 22oe til 23oe Sepiembe,
~anitunoenoe.
3ilreiienoe oil beba8e at ~tilliille Steoeta
Gr9if Nnneleelie al lit aonrue, for al ban
at bllpe anpiit frtt Qogi hos gJRitfrie Soil.
Yr4Iten er boiat ! SO. All SeferioH Str.
y g., WinneapoliS.
Meoet boloeS / "grpoiitipnstioen", for at
3eltagerre fra ijern o9 ian laa uonptit
ben Eeouftion. Tom Sernbanetompauierns
f%prpenteS at gipe peo ben 4nleoriug.
Calteligt piloe oct pore, ON ret mango for
oenne betpon ingsiuloe Sag intereslereoe
piloe afaipe Mfpoe. S~oretageHoet er iift
inoltrGntet til noset enfelt Strpg.
5plgenoe program a9tes gIenHemgaaet:
5irsoaas aiten ben 2Ooe Sept. 81. s.:
Gabninasiale peb Sprmano q. Sopme. -
Gnsbas Sorm. 81. 8: Seaport fra 8oniti'
tatiouSiomiteeu sjeunem Bait. 8. y. 3bor.
tpeen. - Snsoa9 Gitern,. 81 Q: Den frlite'
liae 8prneopora9elie. inolebet al Tait. 2.M
8igrn. = TOrsbas Sorm. 6l. 9: apmite.
rapport pg Tagsproenen. - Sorsoag Otter
miooas 81. 2: 6eli9ipnslTreres npppeHotgi
Rpnliffatipner; Rsierent: Bait. ". Nnoerien.
SHsoass o. 9prsoass Gfteu SCI. ~
Dor 0irfes Opgape ~operfor oens nneoom
inolebet al Yaif. u. 6. Nnberiun.
Nppet Hitter meb nogIe Niitepsoro.
Serren leoe peo lin Naub Mppets 2rbeio,
TIL III Haprs sGre o. Dor oDrebare Intberlf,
Girtes 9apn!
Ot Snmes, Miun., CODE Nus. 1892.
8. y. 9%bprtptea
Decorah-posten., 1892-08-30

ner en- np human Belfpttslie for Sarn'
funbets IpritGbte. Gette er altiammen
2ope | mooerne ioeialreformatorif Ret
ming % 8e0pnoelier til itsrre Ting.
Gor Rorses 8anf bar bette Stcr'
tbing git en- ns Cor. 3e pariie Gbinr'
biteter er Frssne a ben militrre Giraffe
TOP, ibet bens 8irfefreos er inclfr9rfet.
Dgiaa paa Ganbsfribeoens Omraabe
fan bette Gturtbins pppiie 9onite imuffe
&eiultater, ibet GmbebSm9nos Reltsts
onsfribeb er ubpibet, - Siernicn ft
3iotersaae, - til Sprfatteritipenoier
bepileebes 1000 &r. (NB. uuber ben
5orubietnins, at @urbors ifuloe faa
oeraf, buffet o9iaa er feet. J Ra9telien
al 8epilsnin9en til gersens 9beater o9
at gibras til frie 5orelasninssfurier /
be ~bersenffe 9iltritter er cerimoo mere
msrte Buntter. Men Der turoe bog
alerebe neite Stortbin9s title
Ns anberleoes.
8 bet Sele: 8eb ben nuoerenoe
energetic 8esjerinss tlpse % ,nbiigts.
fulbe 2eoelie os peb StUrtbinssFertals
lets traftise os lopale etette er bort
inbre Statslip saaet imutt fremab /
mooerne llbpitlius os en- GrunopOlb err
last for uioere Sremlfribt, o9 at pi life
er naaet lensere / national Seluiten.
bisbeb, bet itplbes Ssires unationale
Salubebspoliiit. -" 8ergenspufen."
Decorah-posten., 1892-08-30

Meb Senipn til Gntal fob Wetbo.
o%iiterne FORFEIT | 1850 os boloer enbnu
Blaoien. Smtrent en- 9reoiebel al
iamtlise airter tilbsrer Metbubifterne.
mebens gaptiiterne tan sjsre Sorbrins
paa mere enb N 5ierbeoel. Den epis
lfopale airte itaur enbuu / famine 5urs
bulo til be andre 9rpesiamfunb, iom
ben siprbe / 1850. 8aa ben anoen
SIDE er ben fatbolife &irfe saaet be-
tpoelist fremab, fra libt poer 8 PCT. af
Def belle initial til uuer 6 PCT. 8 &ets
ming al Sprmue bar ben romeri fstatbolIfe
8irfe siort enbnu itprre Sremitribt,
remlis fra at eis 105 PCT. al al &irte.
eienoOm til at eie 18a PCT. s benns
Senieenoe itanr ben romerf.tatbplite
8srte M iom Nr. 2 % uuersaaes hun
al Metbobiiterue, iom er | 8eiibbelie
al liot oper 2oa PCT. al belle @arbien.
s 1850 beiab @etbooiiterne, gresbp.
teriansrne, 8uptiiterne Os GpiifOpalerns
mere airteeienoom emo be romerf.
tatbolite.
s SenbOlo til 8apporterne er Gn,
talIet al 2ilbansere til be fem pistisat
9roesbetierbelier fslaenoe:
Decorah-posten., 1892-08-30
cper 200 Geripner | Be ssorer

Sper 200 gerionsr | be Sprenebe
stater eier, ifplse Boston Globe, bper
20 Miaioner Dollars. Der er 400
9eriuner paa 10 MiIiuner bper, 1000
9eripner pan 5 Rilioner bper, 1000
geripner puo p Wiuipn Dollars bper,
5000 MiliOnarsr, 10000 parb uper en-
halp Billion bier. Den oIfieieIe stas
tiitis i%nitilaar ben &jenbs9jerning, at
Jolt $4,000 @erIonsr eier $50 tuIinpe
$50 Milioner Dollars. Den ifatie.
Iaste 8arbi ! belle 9anbet err SO tuiinoe
61o Wiaioner 3Onors, iaa bisie 81, o0O
gsripnsr altiaa al be IS @IliOnsr Sub.
bpssere eier meset mere eno Salpbelrr
al Nntipnen.
Decorah-posten., 1892-08-30

Yenge mol. G~mbebsmano | Sfdt.
iammsret Tiger, at 5inausbesartemsutst
bar ct Spsrfuo Of 80 Miuipner Doll
lars, us of Snbtasterne fOrgses meb
IN Milicn Dollars ON Wnoneben. 8
garet, Der enoie meb ben Site SUM-, bar
4Snternal Repenue1 Suctesterne 8
Wiaipner Dollars itsrre enb | fore.
sauenbe gar, % | inoeparenbe Resn.
fabsoar antaser man, at be pil blipe 6
WtiIipner Dollars iisrre. Get antaaes,
at SnbtReterne iaar oil cperiise llos
siiterne meb Is Milionsr Dollars.
Decorah-posten., 1892-08-30
SnbianerfpmmisIar Moraan 20,

uenapnt CHARLES Goodman fra aanias
til Spipnsmaro pper Snoianerfolerne
/ Minneipta, 9pro 9afota, 8isepniin
ps Midisan % Snbiunerffolen pee
8ierre / Spb 9afota. llastet benne
ubn9pnelie life tpm iub unber Chill
Ssrpiee 2oben, Dor bog Goodman ans
befolet Of Civil Seroice Commission.
6ans SOueofuarter bill iancipulisuis
blipe | ct. Saul, ba ban fra bette
WiStpunft bar ben beoite Inleonins til
at mao frem til be iurifielise Snoiuner.
FpIsr Nprbpeiien.
Decorah-posten., 1892-08-30
fribt. &c er belt. | Regular Baptist,

ffribt. DC er bette ! Regular Baptist,
Primitive Baptist, African Methodist,
Episcopal, African Union Methodist
Protestant, African Methodist Epis-
copal Zion, Colored Methodist Epis-
copal, Evangelical MissionaryChurch
Cumberland Presbyterian, Disciples
of Christ, Roman Catholic, Protestant
Episcopol, Methodist Episcopal, Meth
odist Episcopal South, Methodist Pro-
testant os andre MetbObiiter os Gon'
sresatiOnaliiter. De bar ct %idn,let 3u'
banserantal af 2,379, 100 Os eier Sirfe'
tesienbom til en- 8aroi at s13,404,00o.
Decorah-posten., 1892-08-30
You are a brick, er ct Slnnaprb

lou dhC UIlCh, u q SlVNgprp,
iom man ufte bsrer Der / 9anbst, % bog
tlenoer Del be f9rreite 5plt til bets
Oprinoelie. Den samle @rater 8lut.
ard siper Oplpsnins perpm. Eli Song
Ggefilaus sparta fpm en- ambasiabsr
fra Gpirus, os, ba ban tog Sppebftaben
/ Eieipn, uobrso ban | S~prunbrina
pper, at Der life ianbtes Wure pmtriua
Spen til bens 5pripar. 9a iaaoe
apnsen: "Snbino Dig imprsen, %
jes oil piie big bore Mure." @eIanpten
mpSte irem naite Dag, os aseFlaus
bite BAN 10000 Soloater ppItiaebe
/ en- aolOnne. "Sper at bisie er en-
Wuriten, en- steu / Wuren," iaace Ran
meo Stoltbeo.
Decorah-posten., 1892-08-30
Ct sIsttrif &pmpani / GnaIanp

bar en- maselgs liben ROttebunb i i'm
9isneite. Naur Der lassss nnberiur.
bite aeoninger ior 9raupene. binber
ma nemlis Gnosn al 2eoninsstraaben
fa't I'll ben, % meb ben saur ben iaa
eisnnem be anoer SprOeu laste apr,
ira bet enc nebao srapebe Sul til ct
nnbet. Rnar ben ba iommer uo al aab.
nlnsen paa ct Rsr, faar ben al Ran-
ben, Tom itaar Der, ncset 9OOt at ipiie,
lao bet er meo ben iisrIte glGoe, ben
uoisrer fit arbeibs.
Decorah-posten., 1892-08-30
QtrfeHaHHif.

Den lite Genius's Girlsitdtiifii lore
lisser III % er baaoe cienoommelig OF
intsresiaut. Oct biier iie. at Der | b,
Sorenebe Gtater fiuoes benpeb $50 al
ionbrebe % forifjeGise 9trieiamfurb
Tom bplbsr oibt foritjelIise TrOesbetjen'
belIer. Be abTiasr fig | bci Grab
graris os r%epreienterer ale muliss 90
riatipner af Structure. Der er en- balt
Snes forItjellise @rene at Bresbpteri
anere. Der sr nosle 8enaonelier, ION
fun iuarsr til ben iimpleite os meit ubs'
itemte 9itel - iaalebes iom be for
fielise Sirter, iom sisr 5orbrins pac
at pRre iimpeltben "@rsore.1 Sire al
oisie er 8rene al, bpao man populari
fnlber "Ylpmoutb 9rcbre," men be be-
nptter life 7itelen "Ilpmoutb,A beaer
life sr Der andre 8sitemmelier, Tom BE-
bar antaset, bporpeb cisie 4 afoelinser
al A9lpmputb Srgbrene" fan abilities
fra andre 8rsbre.
Der fnoes to "refprmerie1 8irfer,
fienbte ium "9en reformerte &irfe |
Gmerita~ % "Gen r%eformerte Sirfe !
be 5oreneoe Stater." Nogle al Troess
iamfunbene par life uunereoe tiolisere,
% bet bar frauet mesen Ooertdlelie at
~forrnaa benz BERTH. aQe Setter, Tom
teller minbit 100 9ilban9ere, er bleune
iunbne os %numcreoe. Ser nrones Z
Setter, iom tiliammen fun teller bens
oeo 1000 3ilbansere os bog eier Rir'
Ter til en- 99rbi af $40, 900 - nemlis !:
Shakers, Amananites, Mennonites,
Harmony, Separatists, New lcarian
% Altruists. Nne Selifaber. bpabs
enten be er baierebe paa relisiss eler
perbslis Bats er Optasne 8appor'
terne. 70 az icrnrpnte Selifaber ct
iaaleoes life relisisie, Icarians os AL
TRUSTS, men er itiitebe | i~ocialt 0iemeo.
Giterat be ipu fore Troesiamflro -
@onsresationalilterne, 2u%tberanerne,
Wstbooiiterne, 8resbpterinnerne, Rps
merfs8atbolife, Gpiifppale os Saptis
iterne er beresneoe meo be andre l34
relisigie Samfuuo, repreienterer be
minore eno Is PCT. al &irtebp3nins
serne % minbre eub II PCT. at ben
iamlebe 8arbi al 8irteeienoum. Nosle
Of 8aptiittirtens llnberaibelinser er be-
ipuoerlise. Den uinbpiebe 8erion ptl
finbe bet pauItelist at beIfriue 5orfiels
len mcaem Seventh Day % Sixth
Principal 8aptiiter; meliem Mud-Hea
8aptiiterne os River Brethren; meaem
Primitive % Free Will; mellem Orig
inal Free Will os Old Two Seed in
Spirit; menem General os General
Free Will. Soruben bisie sr Der oss
iaa Regular South, Regular North os
Regular Colored Baptists. The So
ciety of Friends er belt / Orthodox,
Hicksite, Wilburite os Primitive.
@nooiosre finoes Der IL eler Is fors
ifieuise @reue af ben lutberife &irfe
Ger / 2anoet.
Sslsenbe Tabel oiier GntalIet al 8ir'
fer | be Sprenebe Stater ibas iammens
Decorah-posten., 1892-08-30

SiI 9iberia. noenrissminiiter So.
Her Dor anmpbet Glanbebepurtsmentet
ON of ienoe ct arissIfib til aibcria.
@esierinsen bar for Sill at isnSe ct
RrissItib til aiberia to @anss ON aaret
Tor at Ipreson andre Natipner meb ct
soSt eIempel % for at piie benz, at be
6ureneoe Stater aneriienoer 9iberias
Resierins.
Decorah-posten., 1892-08-30
Maar anrRiitsr blir paahs. "a man

AZ ben @runo life fan iaa benz til at
tanbe, ftal bet bore ct prO6at &aao at
isre 2euSiatien "a @anse lanaiOmt
siennem lit Suar. 9ette Ital uemlia
befSSe ben bpsrometrite Gisroomme.
liGbeb. of bet trefter al 6ustisbeb til
iis, % naar man baseiter riper 5pr.
itiiten af, tencer ben uOsn ganfelia.
beb.
Wiblet er ialialb let at iorisae -
unbtasen al ben, Tom sr itolbet.
Decorah-posten., 1892-08-30

aonirnften nm Spsnins uf en- 5olb.
iutter ipr Gbiea9os Sapn er aiIluttet
mee Union Urn Company | Neip gprf.
Golotutteren Hal iaa Raonet "gplum.
bus ca iOmmer til at tpite $780,
Decorah-posten., 1892-08-30

@too 9eperlibelier, Tom ies bapoe
llSt al ! 10 aur, anpenote lea meo no.
marfeoe 5elaer Or. aueuIt a6nia's
6ombarser 9raaber. - anton aliih,
365 Raples Str, Hpbsiter, q. y.
Decorah-posten., 1892-08-30

IL you want q good business education.
Acourse In Shorthand and Typewriing, a
common school Course or a Teachers
Loarse send for q catalogue Of Valdez
Business College T. Normal School,
Decorah-posten., 1892-08-30

gaptiiter. @piitopale os be andre
groesiamiuno oil brinse bet iamlebe
slntal Op til 20 Miaiuner ialt.
Statiititen poer 9esrsnes 9roesbe.
t~ieubelisr uiier liseleoes fore Grem.
Decorah-posten., 1892-08-30

Wrs. 9arriion, ipm | lansere 9iS
bar Iisset ips i 2pon 2atc, er MI /
gebrine.
Decorah-posten., 1892-08-30

8arbien uf airteeienbom for iamms
Beriobe er fslsenoe:
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-04-01
SEVEN PRISONERS GONE.
Jail Delivery in Charl0tte-Boyd, the TraiI
Wrecker, Included.

Jail Delivery in Charlotte-Bcyd the Train
Wrecker, Included.
The Charlotte News says: Att o'clock
this morning, n of the little Orr boys, a
carrier for The News, saw a hole high up
in the rear wall Of the county Jail. From
the hole to the ground, a distance of thirty
feet, dangled a rope that had been made
of prison blankets. AS young Orr looked,
he saw a negro emerge from the hole, skin
down the blanket and sprint away. He
hurried to the Jail and gave the alarm,
and then a rather bad state of affairs was
developed. Seven prisoners had made
their escape. The man seen by Orr proved
to have been John Boyd, the negro who
has been in Jail here for some months
past, charged with wrecking the train at
BOstian's bridge, on the Western North
Carolina railroad, last August, when
twenty-five people were killed. The
names of the other prisoners who escaped
are James Patterson, Robert Pharr, Will
Smith, Abe Johnson and John Graham.
All are colOred except the first named,
and all except Boyd were in Jail for lar
ceny. Five prisoners were left in the Jail.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-04-01
~DEATH-kNELL
The Richmond Terminal Plan of Re-sr-
EaniZatioR.

EaniZatioR.
New YORK, March 31.-A morning
paper says "The deathnell of the Rich
mond and West Point Terminal plan of
reorganization was tolled yesterday in
Wall Street. A strong combination of
American and European bond holders,
it is said, headed by the Brice-Themas
party believed that by the terms of the
plan, East Tennessee, Virginia and Geor-
gia was to be swallowed up in what were
considered unreasonable terms, and war
has therefore been declared. The Brice
Thomas combination will withdraw from
the Richmond Terminal system and from
an entirely new system. The admission
of the Georgia Central into the new sys-
tenn has been discussed at a preliminary
meeting of the Brice-Thomas faction and
it has been decided to dictate terms to
this road. Should they be refused the
Georgia Central will be left out Of the
new system"
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-04-01
AN INHUMAN NEGRO MOTHER.
Size Buriss Her Afflicted Child Alive to
Get Rid of 1t.

DANvILLE, Va, March 31.-A colored
woman passing along q street on the
outer edge Of the city last night was at
tracted by the wailing of a child.
Guided by the sound she found a colored
female child not as much as three years
old, which had been literally buried
alive in = deep ravine. Quite a hole
had been washed out at the bottom of
the ravine, and the child had been thrust
in this hole, and the dirt from the sides
Of the ravine stamped down upon the
helpless body. The little one scrambled
until she got her head from under the
dirt.
The woman carried the child to the
chief of police, and when washed and
the mouth and eyes freed from the dirt,
the little one said Nanny put me in
the hole to die" To-day it was learned
that the child has some affection of the
legs and has never walked, and hat its
mothers name ia Lucy Yancy. The
grandmother becoming tired of the bur
den, yesterday turned the child over to
Lucy Yancy, and she adopted the means
described to rid herself permanently of
that burden. Lucy Yancy has skipped
AID is believed to be in North Carolina
now
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-04-01
The Formulation of Durham

Is about 5000, and we would say at least
one half are troubled with some ELECTION
on the Throat and Lungs, as those COM
plants are, according to statistics, more
numerous than others. We would advise
all our readers not to neglect the opper-
tunity to call on their druggist and get a
bottle of Kemp's Balsam for the Throat
and Lungs. Trial size free Large Bottle
SOC and 81. Sold by all druggists.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-04-01
LOOK AT THIS.

a Fine Chance to Get a Home at Low and
Reasonable Prices.
The Trinity Land company who, it will
be remembered, bought the T. B. Lyon
land near Trinity college only a few
weeks ago, have already had the property
laid off and plated into nice streets and
lots, and are now ready to sell the lots to
any person desiring to build. 1t is the
Intention of the company to build up a
Aice community out there. Lots will be
sold reasonable, as it is not the purpose
of this company to try to make a fortune
out of it. For prices, etc, apply to j. B.
Warren, general manager, or c. A. Jor-
dan, secretary and treasurer.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-04-01
DARING TRAIN ROBBERY.
Six Thousand Dollars Taken from a Geor-
gia Pacific Mail Car.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, March 31.-A pas
senger train on the Georgia Pacific road
bound for Atlanta, was held up this morn
ing.
The only mail car was rifed and six
thousand dollars in registered letters
secured.
The whole job took ten minutes. The
trainmen were held at bay while the rob.
berry was going on.
The men escaped to the woods with the
booty. They are supposed to be the same
band that attempted to rob a Louisville
and Nashville train in the suburbs of this
city a few days ago.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-04-01
The Handsomest Lady in Durham

Remarked to a friend the other day that
she knew kemp's Balsam for the Throat
and Lungs was a superior remedy, as it
stopped her cough instantly when other
cough remedies had no effect whatever.
SO to prove this and convince you of its
merit any druggist will give you a Sample
Bottle Free. Large size soc and 81.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-04-01
ARE you IN 1T?
A Chance for Every Man to Live in His
Own House and BE Happy.

" HUUsC HnU D Happy'
DIR. j. L. Watkins, who during the past
year has added many desirable new resi-
dences to Durham, all of which have
been sold on reasonable terms to people
wishing nice but inexpensive homes, Row
offers to build on best lots, beautifully
located, any style of house you wish and
sell on one, two and three years time.
This is an opportunity to get a home
which should not be allowed to pass you.
See DR.. Watkins at nee and get his
figures.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-04-01

Happy and content is a home with 1.-THE Ro-
chester a lamp with the light of the morning.
catalogues. write Rochester Lamp 60, NewYork.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-04-01

Health brings happiness. Take Sim.
mons Liver Regulator for stomach, liver
and kidney troubles.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-04-01

Coughs and colds kept off by taking
Simmons Liver Regulator TO regulate
the system.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-04-01
Found.

A pair Of Gold Eyeglasses. Call at
this office and look through them, and
let US know if they are yours.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-03-20
WELLSBURG.

WEIIsBURG, March 19.-Miss L. NJ. Lat
inner, of the upper end, was in the city Fri
day, securing checks for her closing months
of school.
Robert Roy, OF Lazearville, went to Nc
KEGS Rocks, Pa, Monday, having several
building contracts on hand. From his
proselyting efforts we may look for revo-
luton in Allegheny county politics next
fall and find Bob here TO have hand in
rolling up a Democratic majority In old
The city election comes of on Thursday,
April -
Mn Joseph Walker and his estimable
wife will have been married ten years, on
Wednesday next, the twenty-third, and
their tn wedding will be duly celebrated.
Charley Kerr was in town over Sunday.
At the Republican mass meeting in the
Court House Friday night the following
were named as candidates for council, the
first named in each ward being for the
First Branch and second for Second: First
ward. John Cory and Frank Vollhardt;
Second, h. A. Sheets and G. Il. Scott /;
Third, Nj. s. Wells and NJ. A. Jones. B.
f. Harden is their candidate for School
Commissioner and Jesse Johnson for City
J Clerk.
The Sanders school, taught by Miss Vlr-
gle Kerr, of this place, closed Thursday.
The scholars gave an entertainment Fri
day eveRing.
A small fire occurred at the shop OFF. G.
W. Davies Friday afternoon. Mr.. Davies
/ lost nearly all his tools.
j. +. Curtis left Saturday for brief
visit in GAINESVILLE, o.
Friday Judge PAUL deferred hearing the
motion for a new trial in the case Of VIM
/ Forbes. Jr., until Tuesday. The senior
FOrbes's case comes up then, too,
II is reported on good authority that all
/ the houses in this city and Lazearville are
I occupied. or viii be by APRIL.
The Brooke Terra Gotta Company will
| have switch run TO their works by the p,
/ w. 4 Ky. railroad.
An Old-faShioned supper was given by
, the Methodist Protestant congregation in
/ their lecture room on Saturday evening.
The return ball by the gentlemen for the
\ ladies of the F. l.. ID. Club, was given last
I night at Barth's Opera House. A good
| time was had.
I John Ralston, the present Assessor, is a
/ candidate for reelection.
/ The Y. p. 5. c. OF the Christian Church
/ gave another OF their very enjoyable So
| Gals at the home of /. p. Klein, in La
/ zearyille. Friday night.
/ The Brooke Terra Gotta Company hake
contracted with Wheeling firm for large
/ boiler
Montrose Neeves, Of Beaver, Wells
burgis crack pitcher Of last season, was in
\ town to-day.
The Democrats Of town hold meeting
/ in the Court House tonight for the purpose
/ of nominating Councilmen and City
/ Clerk.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-03-20

with given 1t is numbered 13. The first
ball is hit low, touches and jumps the
second ball, goes almost to the other
end of the table, and then, by what some
one has called the "magic draw power
OF the ball." turns back and makes the
third ball. All can say in explanation
Is that hit the first ball low and a very
little to the right. The second ball is
also touched at the right. The stroke
Is hard. Now try it, and see how nicely
your ball will continue its trip TO the
cushion. When Mr.. Schaefer, that king
of American billiard players, was here
he visited me at my private rooms and
we had quite laugh at his futile eff
forts to give the ball that marvellous
draw power. When | was with GARNER
in Brussels | first saw him make the
shot, the first ball going only to the CEN
tire OF the table and then by drawback
TO the third ball.
DETERMINED TO MASTER THE SHOT.
and accomplished a greater feat than
had at first anticipated, getting the ball
we'll up to the end Of the table before it
started to develop It's draw" energies
You will notice in my playing that do
not put much effort into these shots.
The fact is that the people are deceived
by fancy that billiards require great
strength.
have drawn 10 designs here, all OF
which need explanation, Tor they may
puzzle the enthusiast who reads these
columns, and may lead to many ineffec-
tual efforts to accomplish like results.
l must say, before starting TO explain,
that il it Is In the power OF the reader
to be in, or to come to New York, 1t
might be we'll to see how | make these
shots. / say this with no other end in
view than to give the player who really
is anxious to learn these shots a better
opportunity to master them. Observa-
tion is, after all, the best element to-
ward good playing. Practice following
close upon observation will enable you
to accomplish wonders in the way Of
playing good billiards.
Cut No. shows close draw. In this
I hit the ball hard, very low and very
much to the right, getting at the second
ball little to the left, and, by the aid
OF three cushions, steady and firm
hand, make the billiard.
The long draw in cut No. > is another
pretty shot, and one which | take par