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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-06
Parkersburg Happenings.
Special TELEGRAM to the Register.

PARKERsBuRG, w. VA, July 5.-A show
window in George Ritter's store, corner
Eleventh and Avery streets, which was
full of fireworks, caught tire in some mys-
terious manner to-day, and it looked as
though the entire house, stock and all,
would be destroyed, as the rockets, fire
crackers, etc, few about. A keg OF DOW
der around which the fire was burning was
seized by negro boy and carried out Of
the house, which doubtless saved the lives
of several persons. The loss will amount
TO $500.
George Halderman, whose people live
near Central, fell off B. & o. train near
that place yesterday, and was crushed N
death.
The contract for building the SIS, 900 hotel
at Sutton has been signed by John II. Dan
iels and Thomas Black, Of this city.
Mrs. Harris, mother of Mr.. John Harris,
of this city, and one of the oldest citizens
of the county, died yesterday at Kanawha
Station, at the great age of ninety years.
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A SIGH OF RELIEF.
Stewart or Kyle Would Have
Caused Republicans to Throw Up Their
Hands-Nobody Fears Weaver as the
Head of the Peoples Party.


Hands-Nobody Fears Weaver as the
Head of the Peoples Party.
WASHINGTON, d. c., July Sit is
hardly too much to say that il the Peo-
pies Party Convention at Omaha had
nominated either Judge Gresham, Sena-
tor Stewart or Senator Kyle tor Presi-
dent, the Republicans would have given
up all hope of electing Harrison. They
practically admitted that any one
of the the three men named at
the head of the Peoples party ticket
would have lost several Western States
to the Republicans. Some Democrats
also felt anxious at thesprospects OF the
nomination of one of these men, but
now that Weaver is the nominee OF the
Peoples party both Republicans and
Democrats are again easy in their
minds. They do not believe Weaver
will attract many new votes TO the
Peoples party, either West or South.
The Peoples party representatives In
the House, however, do not take this
view, and are very we'll satisfied with
the situation. The representatives have
united in signing telegram to General
Weaver, which says:
accept our earnest greetings and
congratulations on your nomination as
the coming President of the United
States"
The Alliance members are very cheer
ful and are loud in praises OF the plat
form and the candidate. They count
confidently on throwing the election into
the House, and express belief in elect
ing ten Weaver men in that body. by
what means or combination OF votes
they do not indicate.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-06
CLARKsoN CONFIRMS 1T.
What He Says About Campbell's Resigna-
ton and the Homestead strike.

What He Says About CampbeIl's Resigna-
ton and the Homestead strike.
New YORK, July 5.-Gen. James S.
Carkson was interviewed by CONNER
ciaL advertiser reporter to-day at the
Plaza Hotel, and admitted having re-
ceiyed a telegram from Mr.. Payne, Of
Wisconsin, stating that Mr.. William j.
Campbell would decline the chairman
ship of the National Republican Com
mittee. No reasons for the declination
were given.
Mr.. Clarkson does not think the Far
well letter had anything to do with it.
He supposed Mr.. Campbell could not
afford to take the position and give up
his Chicago business. He has no idea
now who will be selected as chairman.
There was not the remotest possibility
of his being induced to take the position
himself.
MIR. Clarkson did not care to express
any opinion Of party prospects, but did
have something to say about the troub-
les between the Carnegie firm and the
steal workers at Homestead, Pa. He
said Carnegies vast fortune had been
made by his workmen, and he had
written much about the response
biities of wealth. Now was his oppor-
tunity to sustain his reputation as phi
lanthropiSt. His workmen must be
right in their intentions. There had
been no such convulsions in business as
could possibly make these reductions
necessary. Mr.. Carnegie should settle
the difficulties at once and be generous
to those men. He had discussed the
beauties Of cooperation in magazine ar
ticles, and he should now put his theo-
rieS into practice.
General Clarkson leaves for Long
Branch to-day. His family will occupy
cottage there during the summer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-06
Columbus Democrats Ratification Meet.

CoLUMBUs, o., July 6.-The local Dem
ocracy held a ratification meeting of the
Chicago ticket last night at which ex-Gov.
Campbell and others delivered addresses.
Judge Thurman, who was expected TO pre-
side, sent the following letter;
DEAR SIR-Yours inviting me TO preside
at the ratification meeting this evening was
duly received. more than regret my in
ability TO accept, for it would give me
great pleasure to be with you were it pos
sible for me TO do so. The nomination
of Mr. Cleveland is just tribute TO his
stern merits as a man, a citizen and Dem
ocrat and no one will take greater pleasure
than shall in contributing whatsoever
may be in my power TO his success.
(Signed) A. G. THURMAN.
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Throwing Dice for Bibles.

The curious custom Of rafting for BIZ
bles took place in the parish church OF
St. Ives, Hunts, England, recently.
The vicar directed the proceedings, and
twelve children east dice for the six Bi-
bles awarded. The custom dates from
1875, and is in accordance with the will
OF DIR. Wilde, who left ESQ to provide a
fund for the purpose. It was expended
in the purchase of W 1t is still called
the .sBible Orchard, ith the rent from
which the books are lnght and small
sum paid to the vics Tor pregching q
special sermon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-06
An IdrI Of the Present.

"Then you positively refuse my love,
Alicia. and we are hencefOrth and for
ever TO be strangers to each other p
he asked sadly.
"Yes, Mr.. Oldboy," cannot marry
you. and it is therefore better that we
should part"
"Then, Alicia, If this is to be our
final parting l must ask il you will
will"
.'Be sister to you? On, yes. Mr..
Oldboy, with pleasure"
''No, no' he answered wildly, "you
misunderstood. VIII you please return
my"
sCan you ask for the few paltry pres
ents you have given me?"
's-Suspenders!" gasped the unhappy
man. "my new blue suspenders you bor-
rowed to wear with your catching suit" !"
But she hung her head in despair
How could she tell him they were
sbusted?"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-06
Recovered All But s1s7.

PITTsBURG, Pa, July 5.-The United
States Express Company has recovered
$4,Sl3 of the S45,00O stolen by Edward j.
Ryan, Washington employe, three weeks
ago.
When arrested in Denver he had in his
possession s, ,433, and had spent$lSI, leav-
ing 81, $50, which be stated he had placed
in the vaults OF the Safe Deposit Company
in this city. He was brought here on Sun
dav. This morning in company with SUI
perintendent of Police O'Mara aud Mana
ger Zimmerman, of the Express Company,
he went TO the safe deposit vaults and after
proving his identity opened drawer and
inside was found the missing funds. The
money was turned over TO Manager Zim-
norman and Ryan was remanded TO jail.
This evening he will be taken 10 Washing
ton, D. c., for trial. 1t is understood that
the case will not be pushed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-06
GI.d.tone Anticipates Victory.

GLAsGow, July 5-Mr. Gladstone deliv-
cred an address at meeting held in Stow.
Edinburghshire yesterday. He declared
that when in 1879 he anticipated victory
in the then coming election his anticipation
was realized. He believed that the same
was going 70 happen now. Parliament
would never be able 70 attend 10 the busi-
ness of the country until the Irish question
was settled. The Liberals would nave 70
repair all the present government work.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-06
LYNCHED At WESTON.
Edgar Jones, the Negro Who Murdered Young
Tierney, at Weston, Lynched at Two
O'clock This Morning.
WESTON, w. VA, July 6.-At two
o'clock this morning, mob took Jones
from the jail and lynched him.
Special 7tlsOram TO the Register.

oDeCtuL IegoOTuUs ~ Dte hepSt"'
WESTON, w. VA, July 5.-The cold
blooded murder Of young Tierney here
last night by Edgar Jones, colored,
created considerable excitement, and 1t
only required leader to carry
out the threats OF lynching.
All night long small crowds
would congregate in the streets and
agitate the matter, but no one cared to
make the break. The murderer is rest
Ing easily in Jail, and seems not to be
alarmed at his position. He slept most
Of the day, and tells conflicting stories.
He seems perfectly Indifferent. The
excitement has quieted down consider
ably, but Sheriff Post has grave appre-
tensions yet, and fears that 1t Is only
smouldering and may break out afresh
tonight.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-06

telegraphed Governor Pattison to come
to Homestead and look over the field
himself so that he would be thoroughly
familiar with the sitnation in the event
of q call for troops.
The men are quiet, but determined to
brook no outside interference, aud seri-
Gus trouble can hardly be averted If the
deputies attempt to take charge OF the
plant.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-06

BuPFALo, ". Y, July 5.--Startling hg-
nres came 70 light this morning concerning
the National Savings Bank defalcation.
The widest guess has been out done by
cold facts Only about half OF the pass
book have been examined and the defalca-
tion figures up 10 the surprising amount OF
f426, ,636. These are exact figures so far a.
the investigation has gone.
The revelation was made this morning
In the Supreme Court before Judge Ham
ilton Ward, who is the deputy attorney
general, Horan made application for the
appointment OF temporary receiver for
the hank
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-06
Around ,b. world on a Bicycle.

CHICAGO, July 5.-Frank LEM who left
New York June on bicycle tour around
the world has arrived here. 1t has taken
him twenty days TO ride l,136 miles which
distance he has covered between New
York and Chicago. He expects TO reach
New York again June (, 1894. His route
follows the Northern Pacific railroad TO
San Francisco, and he win wheel from
Shanghai, China, TO Calcutta, India,
trip that has never been made By wheel
man.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-06
rhe NationaI committed.

OMAHA, NEB. 5.-The National Com
mittee OF the Peoples party met this
afternoon, and organized by selecting
the following Executive Committee:
ii. +. Taubeneck, Illinois, Chair
man; j. II. Turner. Georgia, Secretary;
j. ii. Davis, Texas; Ignatius Dounelly,
Minnesota; G. +. Gather, Alabama; M.
C. Rankin, Indiana; V. o. Strickler,
Nebraska.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-06
wyoming Democrats.
snee.nl 1slsaram tone Rsgistsr.

CHARLESTON, w. VA, July 5.-The DEM
ocrats Of Wyoming county met in conven-
ton Saturday and appointed delegates to
the State Congressional and Senatorial
conventions. The delegates to the State
convention were instructed TO cast
the solid vote of the county
for Mac Corkle for governor; Thompson
for auditor, and Sweeney for State Super
intendent OF Schools, and the delegates 70
the Senatorial convention were instructed
for w. F. Hamon, of Mcdowell county, for
for the State Senate. The vote Of the
county was divided equally between AID
erson and Wilson, the two candidates for
Congress.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-06
Negro Fisnd Lynched.

BiRMIHGHAM, ALA, July D. - News
reached Birmingham last night Of lynch
ing which occurred in a swamp near
Jasper, in Walker County, Ala, yesterday
morning. II was an unknown negro, who
fell a victim to an infuriated band OF
citizens. He had attempted TO assault two
highly respectable white women in one
day. The fend was surrounded In an
eighty acre swamp, and as soon as the gray
streaks allowed he was riddled with bull
lpte
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-06
el.d.,ope on scotch Home RnIs.

LoSDoS, July 5.-Mr. Gladstone ad-
dressed large and enthusiastic meeting
at Dalkeith to-day. In the course OF bis
speech he said that II Scotland, on mature
deliberation, wanted Home Rule for her
self she would get IL. But, he added, the
Irish question leads the Scottish National
ization. The Scottish National grieyance
was that whenever there was an anti-Lib-
eral majority ia Parliament the vote OF
Scotland WAS disreQarded
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-06


three o'clock this
morning GEN. Weav-;
er and Gen. Field,
the newly made nom
inees OF the Peoples
Party, were brought
on the stage ana
given an ovation.
Each made a spirit
ed address and al
three a. m. the con-
vention adjourned
sine die.
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Killed on the Fourth.
rYrT-.... a. n. D.o.sfs-

MARIETTA, O., July 5.-As the section
went to work on the H. & o. X. Ry. this
morning they found the dead body OF Jack
Archer lying near the track few miles
above this city. His body was horribly
mangled and gave evidence Of being run
over BY train. Just how it occurred is
not known, but the suppostion is that he
became intoxicated on the Fourth, and sat
down on the track, falling asleep there,
and was run over by the special train from
GAINESVILLE, which came down at one
o'clock last night. The dead mans home
was but a mile or two from where he was
killed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-06
T,mmany Indor.e. the Tieket.

NEw YORK, July 5.-The Tammany
Committee OF Twenty-four met this az
ternoon and endorsed the platform Of
PRINCIPLES enumerated by the Chicago
convention. and pledged is earnest aud
untiring support TO the nominees OF
that conventIon-Cleveland and Steven
son.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-06
THO MEN QUIET,
BUT DETERMINED
To Brook no Outside Interference at
Homestead.
THE SITUATION DECIDEDLY UGLY
And Serious Trouble is Apprehended
if the
DEPUTIES ATTEMPT TO TAKE
CHARGE---THE MEN SENT
BY THE SHERIFF
Are Met by 1000 WOrkmsn and
Quietly Sent Back.
LATEST FROM THE SEAT OF WAR,

Sheriff McCleary Issues a Procla-
nation on Appeal From MIR.
Frick-The Carnegie's Will Try
to start the Works Next Week
A Test of Strength to be Made
Now-The Excitement at Home
stead Intensified.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-06

Cork, July 5.-Mr. William O'Brep,
who was struck on the head With stone
Yesterday ss he was returning from po..t'
cal meeting, passed an uneasy night Ine
ohysicians VINO are in attendanGe upon hin
apprehend that his condition viii becoue
worse. His assailant, laborer, nnnle1
Sheehan, has been arrested.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-06
IN A GERMAN PRISON.
A Newark Man Speak, Disrcspeotfuiiy of
Emperor William.

NEWARK, n. j., July 5.--charles
Mink, Sr., says that he has learned By
recent letters from EblIng, Wurtem-
burg, Germany, that DIR. Traggott
Beck, OF Newark, n. j., was arrested
by the police for using disrespectful
language TO the Emperor. he met n
man there who was formerly resident
OF Newark, who tired OF America and
went back TO Germany.
During an argument they quarreled,
when Beck used the language spoken OF
Officers were called and Beck was Inn
prisoned. He refused 10 retract what
he said, and was held, bht friends are
trying 10 have him released. DIR. Beck
is well-known In Newark, and his friends
say that this action is Characteristic Of
him. He is very independent, and has
been citizen Of the United States for
40 years, being pioneer German OF this
city. He owns considerable property.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-06
A Drunken Scrap.

Special TELEGRAM 10 the Rs0tSteT.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, July Sam Pax
ton was shot and killed yesterday on
Witches creek. this county, in general
shooting scrape which occurred between
number of toughs, who were drunk.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-06
Four Re,Idences burned.
Su..taI 7,i,orcm 10 ma ReCtster.

CHARLESTON, W. Va, July 5.-Fire broke
out in Elk City this morning and destroyed
four residences. One owned by Jonathan
Edens another by VIM. Jewell another by
John Perry and the fourth by r. B. Hum
phreys The buildings aggregate about
IS, 600 in value, partly covered by insurance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-06
The Fourth Payment.

WASHINGTON, d. c., July 5.-The
Secretary OF the Interior to-day ordered
the fourth annual payment TO the West
Virginia College, amounting to $4,000.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-06

"Don't put OF until tomorrow what can
and should be done toe ay.n is wise. If you
have never used ,SOZODONT for your
teeth. make bee-line the druggist and
get a bottle and begin use it at once.
"Verb. sap
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-06
The Most Attractive Route.

On account OF the meeting Of the Y.
p. S. C. T., the Wheeling and Lake
Erie Railway will sell roundtrip tick
cts 70 New York al the lowest rates,
July 5th, 9th and 7th, good returning
until August 18th. Passengers via this
route can have stop-over privileges ~
Lake ChautauQua, Niagara Falls ana a
daylight trip on the Hudson River from
Albany to New York. For rates. etc.
apply 10 station ticket agents, Cni9
ticket Office or o. r Wood. Tray. \
ARt.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-06
ReaulsitIon For weIIman.

SPECIAL Telegram to ne Reotstsr.
COLUMBUS, o., July 5.-Governor Nc
Kinley has granted requisition for Daniel
Wellman, who is under arrest al Wheel
ing. for larceny committed in Cincinnati.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-06
OHIO'S IDLE MILLS.

The Scale Talk in the Mahoning Valley.
A Manufacturers Complaint Against
the AmaIgamated Association.
YOUNGSTOWN O., July Sit is evil
dent now that none of the rolling mills
in this vicinity wili light up during the
present month, as all are engaged in
making repairs and improvements that
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-06

Frs. Spasms, St. vitus Dance. Drunken
ness. Opium Habit. cured oy Dr. Miles
Neryine. Free samples at The Logan Drug
Comsany,s. and z. B. Burke's, and at
Bowie Bros, Bridgeport.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-06

w,ssx0rox. D. &C.. Juiy s-Fof Western
Pennsylvania, West Virginia and Ohios fAif;
esst winds.
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SINE DIE.

The Peoples Party Nominees Given an
Ovation ana That Bnds IT,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-06

SHORT BsxArH, pslpitaiion, pain y
weak or faint SPELLS. etc, cqrea
k1Iles, New Heart Cure Sold ~
- Drnx Compsny's, r. b III
e Bros, Bridgeport
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OMAHA, NEB., July 5.-Shortly before
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PORTLAND MARKET.

Wu.>t- Nominal. Valley, t.j09
lS,ts Wsna Mana, fl.uta l.32ts per
crnlal. a.
FLors-staudard, 81 -. Wslla Walla,
81 80, Graham, S. 80, superhhe, to'V
per harrei.
OAr--New, 81 44c per buahol.
HN-sll az per ton. ~
bran, s o. shorts, az
ground HARLEY, 81. 5s'td % Chop eel flo
az ger ton Iced barley, 81 -, mid'
dllngs. 5000 Is per ton, brewing barley
81 loci. 10 per GENITAL.
Burfss-Oregun fancy creamery, y .
q &c fancy dairy, i5'a q &c lair 10 good
l5ul-A9e; common, LOG l21.ci CaiiloE'
MIA. j, +lc per roll.
E.aas-Oregon, 10 ltc per dozen.
fuILrAY-uld tuIckens, quoted o.uo
bruilers, s.. 5Jts ~ ducks, 80. ~, geese,
81 90 per dozen turkeys, lie per pound.
taDuase, quoted VI 81
per GENITAL cauItivSrf, IS ~ per crate
onions, fancy, 81 a. q ! 81 per Genital -
ta,oes, ~ ,7uc per SACK asparagus, aes
Ice per pound lrltucv, Av, Oregon, ia
per dozen squash, 4 81 sferA peas, -
per pound cucumter-, 15c per dozen
ruubaft, e Ief pound fadIshus, l. Is
per dozen tomatoes, e.. . per uoA
Oresou turrlp., ~, per t1zrn.
tAufrs -- strAA brrTIr-, Greg m, -Dc
tauluguia, IL per pouudt rArfrirr, II
&c uc per pound sicily lemons, -. - Z
b.uu California, tju..4i 40 les uoa
oranges, weddings, - 81 = nAsrI-
a. - $500. y. Aicharl-, a. ~ apples
Ijtffl 20 per t~A lanALai s. JJ4 30
per bunch smyrna ns-. luc pr pUdni
c.Irun-, ~ per pound p.neaPPtcs, -. :.
per dozen.
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PURELY PERSONAL.
While in DarmstaIr Queen Vict3-il He'd
Private Inve>titl-e Of th- Ga-.
Ter at the SchloSS.

Mr.: Washburn. the Unite, States com.
nercial agent at Magic burg, Is abo1. 4
start for home on leave OF absence.
General Porter announces that bu,
$4,000 IS needed for the fund for the
completion Of the Grant monument.
/ Colonel K. \. Crawford. who died a,
Atlanta lev days ago, was buried in
ms Old Confederate mi orm-a fad-l
Old suit with bulet-hoIes in it.
/ Arab Pasha is 10 devote the remain.
der OF his exile in C-y.on to raising taa
which is a better proceeding than raising
Cam, IN which he useI to take sucn in
terest.
Alexander Salvini is soon to appear in
a new play EN- bofyin. the story qs-i in
the Cavatleria RIsticana, but ike the
oook Of that opera, derived from an Ital-
ian novel.
The effect OF hi- American tour xas
shown by Jean De Reske, WI. refused m
sing at the Opera in Paris in Romeo ard
Juliet for less than 81 ECO. The biyh.
est the Opera could offer him was 500
Among the Americans who are racoy.
nlzed a. genuine poets by French critics
ls one Jean Feullleverte Whit,i.r vb.rb
IL supposed 10 10 an ex,r, randeriny .,
the name Of the venerable bard Of Amaa.
bury. =
Nine. Greville is well known not onlv
as one OF the most brilliant French nov. /
-ls's, but also "a an acute observer NJ
manners and customs of the r.aonla
among whom she has iourneyed AMI a. f.
lourned
While Queen Victoria was in Darn.
-tadt recently. Ehe he'd private iny4s
ttnre Of the Garter a. the ~chlo=s and
,ohierred the order upon Grand DuE.
Ernest Of H-sse. The ner ti-anj DnE.
"as invested with the insignia which
lad belonged to his lately decreased IA.
her. %"
Prof L1rs, the Greek rife-=hot ia At.
racting much attention bv hia feat az
hootna glass hall from his own head
he trick = performed by shooting A. tho
niger OF rifle held in a frame. sjtb
ne muzzle sighted at a glass hall dan
ling by string directly over the uark.-
mans head. !
Miss Regina Morphy Of New Orlezr.
niece Of the great ches. PLAYER has 6
omposed waltz called The Paul Nov. :
ny Waltz, which she has dedicated " f.,
he Chess Club OF the Crescent Civ q
liss VI 1rphy is said to he remarkab.y >
'len'ei woman. She il accomplished :
music and painting, and speaks three u
nguages fuently. Ii
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ts,Ion. ArnIi..,i... .f r.sre

7''N@ new applications Of pA
lug made by German manufactures
p'','y OF hydraulic pressed pssssesxs'.
an IRON rnrv and strong essine. -
- nave greater friction than one II ..
"''S 'hR It possible Ia use smaller psin.s
80 '" save vibration by redaeina
=, '''H'h ~ tsl's This pulley is ms'is =
n' We" known oil paper employed -
Nh'"'S Handle. Tor al.. and otbss
81 t~thE made from compre~sed -
i,'''y prepared paper. and srv hard. -
vsh'' durable aud very eouvenisnt -
York Telegram.