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Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-12-03

w Long Island City l.. |. spad&
tax wielki snieg, jakiego cd 1882 r.
ME pamietaja. Koleje formalnie "a
sypane, druty telegrafczne pozrywa-
ne ca{kiem.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-12-03

Do gubernatora Mckinley made
sz}a petycya cd obywateli Burllng-
ton, O., W ktorej protestu;a prze.
civ m}ynom prochu w Central City,
w. Va.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-12-03

w South Bend, Ind, eksplodowa
Ia kadz nafta, przyczem dw6ch
mezczyzn zosta1o zabitych. Sl}a eks-
plozyi by}a tax wielka, re powoz,
znajdujacy sic W odleg}osci 100 stop,
przewroci{a na ziemie.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-12-03

w St. Louis, Mo-, w}asciciele 90
rzelh wodczanych, staraja sic sfor
mowanie wielkiego trustu W ca}yn
kraju.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-12-03

WcsleJ dolinie Monongahela W
Pa, zastrajkowa{o 5000 gornikow.
poniewaz kompanie chcia}y i'm obni.
zyc zaplate 81 centa ma 3 Gently cd
buszla,
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-12-03

w Kansas jest klkanascie Mast,
kt6re wcale ME So zaludnio,,e, ami
przed wrotami pies ME zaslczeka. w
Saratoga jest opera wystawiona ko-
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-12-03

w Tacoma, Wash, aresztowano
trzech mezczyzn, W ktdrych poznano
rabus,ow kolejowych. Odes{ano ich
do wiezienia, kazdego pod kaucya
$4,000.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-12-03

Ralph Kane, W Erie, Pa, zastrze-
liz swoja zone, nastepnie rzuci} sic
pod kosa poclagu. Umar} ma drugi
dzien.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-12-03

w Chicago powsta}a nova cal
klein organi7acya robotnicza, nosza
ca nazwe: United Railway Men Of
America, ktora rozciagnie sic ma
GAIA Ameryke, Kanade Meksyko.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-12-03

w ltaca, Mich, upad} bank
Church Bills Co., przyczyny zban-
krutowania firmy O. P. Bills & Co. W
Tecumseh.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-12-03
DIR. Scott ulnarf.

WASHINGTON, 2 grudnia. Umar&
doktor Scott tesc prezydenta Harri-
soma. Bis{y dom by} zamkniety "
tym duiu dla wizytujacych.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-12-03

}. 2. Erich Ohio zosta& Mama.
czony przez PREF. Harrisona konsu.
lem do lndyj Zagangesowych W
Antigua.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-12-03

kapitan P. B. Law, wynalaz{ no.
wy przyrzad do 1adowania wegli ma
okreta. Przyrzad ma bye zupe}nie po-
iedynczy: a rych{o ma wejst uzy-
Gle
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-12-03

Ellsworth Waytt, jedcn re s}ynnej
handy rozbojniczej Dalton, zosta}
pochwycony miasteczku Cory W
poblizu Terre Haute, Ind.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-12-03

DIS W sohote wystepuje w chica-
goskiej Central Music Hall, Leopold
Godowski, s4ynny fortepianista. Po-
lacy zasypia Ameryke swoimi arty-
stami.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-12-03

w Chicago zbudowany zostanie O.
kret Christopher Columbus,k kt6ry be-.
die m6g} pomlescit 5000 os6b.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-12-03

Z pociagu kolei Illinois, Iowa
Indiana, pomiedzy Dwlgh Buda
stscyami W Illinois, skradziono $40,
900 pieniedzy Z wagonu ekspresowe.
go.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-12-03

Wysz}e ccdopiero Z menn1cy 5Ocio
cent6wkl ma pamiatke Wystawy
Swiatowei, ME podobaja sic urzedni-
kom w Westinghouse. Portret Co.
lumbusa ma bye haniebnie odrobio-
ny.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-12-03

Emil Zola, gdy sprzeda;e swoje
dzie}a, dostaje 7ap}acone prawie po
3 Gently s}owo.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-12-03

w Saginaw, Mich, poparzy&a sic
gotujaca kawa, trzyletn:a Klara
Lange ma drugi dz:eh umarla.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-12-03

Observation-Disclosures wykonane
So z kamienia ;3szyd&owieckiego spro.
wadzonego Kr6lestwa.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-12-03
NOWINY KRAJOWE.

w Macon Ga, powieszono Is let,
niego chiopca, ,kt6ry zastrzelil policy.
anita.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-03-06
TILTONyILLE.

TuroxvILLE, o., March 5-An infant
child Of Robert Garner, OF Pittsburg, was
brought 10 this place on Thursday and in-
TERED in the Tiltonville cemetery.
Miss Jennie Hutchinson is again able 10
DO about after severe attack OF tho grip.
We now have Wheeling packet thrco
days In the week-the Olivette- Monday.
Wednesday and Friday.
Mrs. Russell and daughter returned 10
their home In Steubenwlle, after pleas
ant visit with Mrs. Henry Ewing.
Lynch Ullom was completely used up NJ
the festival last Saturday night at Glenn's
whiskey and general row ensued, In
which the above mentioned individual was
severely injured, his face being one mass
Of scratches, bruises and cuts.
Protracted meeting began Thursday
evening. Rev. w. l.. Wells, OF the M. y:
Church OF West Lafayette, o., occupied
the pulpit and proved himself an able
speaker.
Tiltonville people want Highland City
and the Medill farm taken within the In
corporation limits Better include Steu-
benville and Wheeling
Mrs. Emile Linzy spent THURSDAY with
Mrs Baker, OF Yorkville.
Chas Paul, our enterprising grocer, mas
been doing little advertising. and the re-
suit Is a rush OF trade. Mr.. Paul VIII
keep on hands a stock OF fresh meat, and
no doubt the meat market will be well
patronized, as butchers In this vicinity
of late arc unknown 70 the people.
Another kiln OF ware was drawn AT tho
pottery with only one piece OF damaged
ware In the lot This is something re-
markable, as there were over three hum
n red pipceq
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-03-06
BURLINGTON.

DoN Posi- OFFICE, o., March 5.-The
festival given by the Don Cornet Band at
Glens Run on last Friday and Saturday
proved to be great success in every par
ticular. About 200 dollars was realized
and now the boys are out OF debt besides
they have some money in the treasury.
Among the valuable prizes that was con-
tested for was one Gents gold watch, one
lady's gold watch, one silk umbrella, be-
sides several smaller prizes. The gents
watch was awarded to Mr.. Samuel Meeker,
he having collected tifty-four dollars while
Loucious Wooster, his opponent had but
forty dollars. Miss Lulu Moore won
the lady's watch by having collected four
teen dollars Minnie Ogden and VIM. Ryon
contested for the silk umbrella, Miss Og-
den came out winner she having nineteen
dollars while Ryon had but fifty cents
Frank Dennis, OF Mt, Pleasant, was
among friends here the past week.
Mrs. James Paxson, Of Dillonyale, was
calling on friends here on Thursday.
The w. & L. +. has put down a large
platform for the accommodation OF our citi-
zens.
Miss Lucy Alender, of Martins Ferry,
was visiting here this week.
T. J. Smith is slightly indisposed.
Jane Romie is on the sick list.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-03-06
WASHINGTON. PA.

WAsmxGrog, PA, March Miss Lotta
Smith, OF Now Cumberland. w. Va, Is be.
ing entertained by Miss Maud johnson, OF
Johnson station.
A. G. ShaYer. OF Wheeling, was In
Washington on business trip. yesterday.
Mrs. James Wilson, OF Taylorstown, Is
visiting al the home OF Robert Knox.
Mary Agnes, Conductor Bradshaw's
bright little ten.year-old daughter, died on
Wednesday evening She was taken with
scarlet fever two weeks ago in suon VIC.
lent form that her life was despaired OF
some days ago. Her funeral occurred on
Friday.
The Heptasople banquet on Thursdsy
was successful AFFAIR. The occasion was
an honor 70 the members OF the orgsniEa-
ton. who are In the employ OF the Stand
ara Oil Company, In this city.
r. J. Taylor, who IL In charge OF the
Wheeling aud Connellsyllle railroad sur
yey. from Wheeling 20 Waynesburg, was
In town yesterday.
The records in relation 10 the Martin
Reed murder trial have been forwarded 70
Governor Psttison. The Governor mas nos
vet fixed the day for the execution
Mcdonald will have National bap@
The committee who will secure the REQ us
lie blanks from the Comptroller OF Cur
rency consists Off. ID. Ssnters, W. -;
Morehead. Samuel Sturgeon, samOei
share and Edward Mcdonald. The cap.
,oI stock will be t50,Oc0. The par value OF
the shares being 900 -
Mrs. Jacob Sease and daughter have re-
turned home after visit 10 irlenos ia
Warrington, w. Va.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-03-06

can made. The tricks that the trained
legs play are almost past description.
Without bending the knee, one sends
her foot far back over the shoulders,
describing semi-circle over her part
ner's head as she lets IL fall. Another,
throwing kick after kick with one foot
after the other, preteRds to strike her
face with her knee each time, throwing
back her head between her shoulders.
One of the men does the grand ecart,
and two girls lock insteps high In air
and whirl around him, as easy and
steady on one foot as they could possibly
be on both.
So the fun goes on, until the quick
ening time Of the music announces the
close. The movements OF the dancers
quicken, too, until, with the final
blare OF the band, all sink to the dis
locating grand ecart,". two OF the
girls scoring q final hit by coming TO
the position with swift somersanlt,
which does not disarrange a ribbon,
flower or feather OF their attire.
The stranger draws long breath and
turns to look for his friend. He Is no
where IN the circle around the dancers,
and it is only after search that he
finds him chatting with an acquaintance
at one OF the tables in quiet corner OF
the garden.
you are content, trust, my friend"
says the Partisan with glance OF I'M
mistakable boredom.
"Qulte So" answered the American.
"but did not see you among the crowd
in the pavilion"
"Nor will you" calmly says the
other. "You will learn some day that
the taste OF the Partisan Is not solely for
the sensual, as most OF your country
men believe. Paris tradespeople live
on the money OF foreigners. You can
get what you want II yon have the
money. We come TO these gardens be-
cause we have good music In spot OF
quiet colonies where we can meet
friend and chat, smoke and drink an
hour away. You foreigners come here
to see what you have seen. SO be II.
As have said, you are given what you
seek. Only, pray you, do not lay to
us your failings. We have enough OF
our own.
During the drive home the Ameri-
can was thoughtful.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-03-06
CLARKsBUR6.

CLARKsBuRG, w. VA, March 5.-Of the
twenty-five passengers injured in the
wreck on the Baltimore and ONO Rail
road on Tuesday night near Bridgeport,
this county, not one was OF Clarksburg
This is not only a peculiar but q fortunate
circumstance, as scarcely day passes,
that train does not bring some one 10 his
home in this city.
II is the Enquirer 70 appear on Sunday
edited by that genial, bright, entertaining
gentleman. Mr.. Thos Williams. We have
no doubt though Republican in politics,
IL will be q clean, newsy, bold and coura-
geous sheet
James n. Ferguson, formerly OF this
city. died at Liverpool, Ohio, Thursday
evening Of typhoid fever.
saThey say the Telegram has gone into poll
tics.and that Stewart +. Ried IS 70 De state
Senator from this district
Msvor Vance is In Morgan,own attend
ing a meeting Of the Board OF Regents OF
the University.
The people now say positively that the
Renubiican nominee for Sheriff will ne j.
I Alexander. Jack you Will have hard
Opposition, for K 5. Ogden, OF Sardis, Is
destined 20 be on the other ticket.
Miss Grace ID. Lee IS visiting In Balti-
more.
Non. a.. r. NCoTdU hud IL ft"tSh|s
ESQ, OF Grafton, were in the city during
the week.
Ernst Yates, brother Of Ed. G. Yates, is
visiting here.
Harry Sands, Esq. Of Fairmont, is the
guest Of his brother, Sprigg Sands, cashier
OF the Traders National Bank.
Marshall Smith, Esq, viii in the future
make his home IN Parzersburg.
Hon. John Brannon was here Monday.
Walter Ebert is not expected TO live.
Mrs. George Wine died OF consumption
on Thursday morning.
Robert Shuttleworth is sick with Ia
grippe.
David Davidson has returned from the
East
Joseph t. FarIsnd is able TO be out after
long illness.
Among other prominent people in the
CITY during the week were =. VI. Robin
son. of Monongs, and @. II. Whitescaryer,
Of Grafton
The Daily News (Democratic), published
BIZ Scott * Wolfe, has appeared now Tor
about a week, and Is An entertaining paper
fun Of local happenings and wide awake
on political subjects
There is project now on foot TO bridge
Elk Creek and 70 purchase for Brosddus
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ST. CLAIRSyILLE.

ST. CLAIRSvILLE, o., March 5.-Mrs- Jas.
Ferren returned home from visit TO her
son in East Liverpool.
Mr.. f. L. Feeley, Of Columbus, Is in
town.
MIR. James Taylor is quite sick with la
grippe
No services at the Presbyterian church
tomorrow.
The lecture which was postponed from
March >, will come of Friday evening,
March IL.
Our town was startled by the cry Of fire
Thursday noon. 1t was in the cellar OF
Stillwell's tip shop. Had it not been for
our brave bucket brigade it would have
been one of the most disastrous fires ever
in this place. Mr.. Stillwelrs loss is not
Estimated. How il originated is not known.
The report that there was gunpowder IN
the cellar is false.
The completion of the P. & o. V. Rail
way to Powhattan Point and the prospect
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-03-06

W. Va, have closed a contract with the
Libby Glass Works. Toledo, for the con-
Struction of their glass furnaces at the
Worlds Fair.
The Hobbs factory is running but one
furnace now on account OF a scarcity OF
orders, but the other is ready to go on
at any time. At the Central fair time
is being made.
The butt weld department OF the Riy-
erSide tube works started up last week.
The new furnace which is building will
probably not be in operation before
July 1St.
The Wheeling Lime and Cement
Company is putting things in shape for
the coming season, which Is expected
to be a very busy one.
Mill No. 4, at the Whitaker Iron
Works, is idle on account OF broken
roll. Mill No. has resumed opera
tiOns.
The blocking OF the furnace at Hobbs
factory will affect about seventy-nve
men. IL will not 90 on before April lst.
The Belmont factory is still running
full. The pudding department mas
been idle over year.
The addition to the Riverside plate
mill is about finished, and ready Tor the
equipment. ~
The Standard is running full through
Out
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CLARINGTos.

Ct,Krxerox. o., March 5.-Wm. NC
Masters. of Wheeling, spent Sunday even
Ben Mason. Of Csptina, was In town
Monday. r .ce,,
SUNDAY with his parents here.
Charles Dieterich is teaching scuoo.
back Of Bridgeport, o. He spent sunaA'
al his home here. =, yres.
CLARK Watson and family. OF wS 80.
wheeling. are visiting relatives here 'n''
week III. NJ pitts
bnrg are here this week ,..,
' George Topp and wife were ~ porss1
,an Snnday 10 attend the funersl OF 'ii''
Tono;s uncle, Alex acGrew .u.,s-
M. Thomas Reynolds and oses ISsy
rmsdore were at Wheeling "cnnssn -.
Mis- Lizzie Ralpheish Is very sc~ WIN
tnv yin nv Soodwin's child, who has been , .sly
81, e. the past week. Is improving 49, 49,
IA c. Nswhouse lost ynluaolS 49,
c.sSsv II took sick Friday wnne 49,
,,ape Working il and died Sunday "o'
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-03-06

Mabille and the Bal Butler, over which
all tourists were won't to rave dozen
years ago. "Ah, my friend" replies his
companion, "the Mabille, like the
Closerles de Lilas and dozen other like
resorts, has passed away. and the Bull
lier is only a students ball across the
Seine, where only the ritf-raff can be
seen. The can-can, too, is almost for
gotten. 1t was too broad and vulgar TO
hold it's popularity. Don't look so dis
appointed, though. There is still
dancing, and heels are still lifted high
er than heads. Two kinds OF concert
gardens exist. You have seen one.
We will now go to the other. The Jar
din de Paris is only little walk away
on the other side OF the Palais de
I'Industrie, and there you will see some
of the shocking things you foreigners
insist on considering typical OF Paris
life."
Five minutes walk and talk bring
them to the brilliantly lighted entrance
of the garden. A big gendarme stands
under the arch of vari-colored globes
and in front Of the box-office, where the
ticket-seler sits in silk hat and dress
suit, hangs 4 sign announcing that there
is to be a ball and ''fete de mutt" and
that the admission price is live francs.
Ordinarily the fee is less than half TINS
amount, but on the three ball nights
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-03-06

each week the advance is made. Inside
the Enclosure the visitor is reminded OF
the Horlage save that the garden Is
larger, is lined with booths OF different
kinds, and has in the center q rooted
pavilion foored with asphalt with a
raised stand for the orchestra. This is
empty now, for all save the couples
strolling around the gravel walks are
seated on the spring metal benches and
chairs in front OF the stage at one side
of the garden. The performance
going on is pretty much "a
at the other garden save that
there is no especial star. Among
the audience pass, besides the walters
neat-lOoking old women in black gowns,
white caps and aprons, selling pretty
programmes and renting queer little
wooden stools, on which the daintIly
shod feet of the French women rest
above the damp ground. The audience
itself is decidedly the most cosmopoli-
tan yet seen by the stranger. He sees
a French minister chatting gayly with
a noted journalist; Algerian chieftains
in Paris TO attend the review OF the
army, on the 18th OF July, stalk soem-
ly around In their flowing white cloaks;
the sanctimonious official he met at the
United States Consulate elbows the
banker who cashed his letter Of credit;
South Americans blazing with iewelry,
and turbaned turks are there, along
with host of other foreigners, whose
nationality is less easily discernible.
But the women! II all are not hand
some, all at least are so eXquisitely
gowned that they look so. The straug
er would think them women Of fashion,
but he learns that nine-tenths are MEM
bers Of certain fractional worlds, of
which the least said the better.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-03-06

There ia a movement OF the crowd
from the little theatre toward the CEN
tral pavilion. The stage performance
is over and the ball is about TO begin.
The orchestra takes its place In the
stand and the railing Of the pavilion Is
quickly lined with spectators. A waltz
strikes up and the floor is quickly ilied
with whirling couples. The reversing,
the swift turning as on a pivot, are
enough 10 show without looking at the
dress and faces of the dancers, that they
come from the lower classes. The well
dressed men do not even look on, but
lounge carelessly about, as II waiting
for something. What they are waiting
for comes quickly. The first bars OF
quadrille sound, and the event Of the
evening begins. Amateur dancers re-
tire and four sets OF the professionals
are formed for the "quadrille excen-
trloue." Around each octette the
crowd packs itself ten deep. They
see women with pretty, but rather
common features, and handsomely
dressed with hats, gowns, boots, all In
harmony Of tint. Some are blondes, but
most are rather sallow brunettes. such
as ill the shops all over Paris. Each Is
an artist in her line. however. Each
has undergone the dancers long and
arduous apprenticeship until every Joint
IS as flexible as these OF cOntort:onist.
What their names once were only they
and the omniscient Paris police know.
Their present suphonious titles are
Grille d'Egout, Ravon-d'Or, Mini Pate
en-rAir, Etoile Flante, La Goulue,
Clair de Lune, L'Eclipse, Serpolette,
Saphir, Boute-en-Train, Sans Souci, La
Favorite ard Gigolette. Their male
companions are wIzened little absir the
drinkers. In appearance as insignificant
as the parts they are TO play.
As the music starts, every woman,
with a graceful droop and swing, raises
her skirts almost TO the knee. Part
ners move to the centre, and. like a
fash. four feminine feet fash high In
the air aud are quickly lowered. From
then on the dance is an uninterrupted
series OF delirious calisthenic move
ments. in which shapely limbs are the
principal factors. This oewildering, in
toxicatIng, yet never less decent than
the skirt and other dances on the Amer
lean stage; far more 80 than the
wlng-dance, in fact, for the move
ments are full OF rhythmic grace.
High as the little feet go, above.
the knee is seen only flmy
foamy mass OF white drsperies, and not
once is movement Of the vulgar can