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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-19

The U. S. circuit court was to have
tried the case OF the boy accused OF
robbing the street mail boxes ycster.
day, but Judge Jackson and Clerk Del.
Ticker did not arrive in the city till 50
late in the afternoon that the case was
not taken up, but went over till to-day.
The mandate OF the u. S. supreme
court, reversing the result in this court
OF the chanceiy cause OF Duffner, OF
Cleveland, vs.. D. D. Y. Farnsworth, Of
Bucllhannon, was entered on the rec
ord. Tho pleas in the same parties
suit on the law side have been admitted
and the case transferred to Parkcrsburg
for trial at the next term.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-19

Marriage licenses were yesterday is
sued to the following named parties:
EuGcnius S. Hildreth and Jane Neave
Brady, both OF Wheeling.
Joseph Dober, agcdthirty-four. ma
tive OF Switzerland, and Hannah Horst
mann, u native OF West Virginia.
George King, aged thirty-threc, OF
Pittsburgh, am! Maggie PalloIt, aged
twcnty-seven, OF Washington, Pa.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-19

Harry Anderson, colorcd. who was
arrested some time ago and fined by
Squire Peterman for Illicit cohabitation,
and skipped out to Steubcnvillc, ro-
turned to the city yesterday and was
caught near tho Farmers hotel by
Constable Wilcox and committed 10
Jail for ton days to serve out the SEN
tence imposed upon him in lieu OF the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-19
ELECTRIC LIGHTS ON.
Another Daylight: Test Inude-New Source
of Trouble.


of Trouble.
Yesterday afternoon the electric
lamps on the second and third circuits
OF tho city system were tested and ad.
justed where it was found necessary.
There are still a number OF lamps to be
hung. A new source OF trouble has
been encountered in the longest yard
arms on which lamps are swung d5er
the streets. When the very heavy lamps
are run ont to their ends, many OF them
bend the long arms, which are not stiff
enough to bear the weight. These are
the first tifty-ioot yard arms tried any
where. 1t is found to be necessary to
goall over them and prop them up in
such way as to add to their stiffness.
There is still small prospec. that the
lamps will be in use this week.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-19
High Rates Ruled,

In the police court yesterday May
Williams had her case continued till
this morning, and the one girl and three
men found in her house paid SIS and
costs each. John Wolfe and John Mack
were fined S. and costs each for their
row. and Wolfe paid, while Mack went
to the hill for thirty days. +. +. Letting
vel! paid S. and costs. Two saloon
keepers paid so and costs for selling on
Sunday, and three s. disorderles com.
pletcd the docket.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-19
New 1lullainr AssacIn,ion.

The City Building Association is just
starting, is organized under the new
building association laws, and is a,i1rst
class opportunity for any person desir.
ing TO save money, borrow money or
purchase homo. Stock can DO OBJ
tanned tho 90 Twelfth street, or from
any OF tho following gentlemen:
II. +. Jones, Joseph Lawson,
9. A. He'll, w. II. Caldwell, \
2. Il. Copp, W. NJ. BOUCHER,
!: g. Myers, 3. S. McLure,
Philip Mcguire, Charles Lukens,
Fl. W. Fair.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-19
FOR MEN ONLY.

Wcnro now In receipt OF tho IInnlsn IN est
md most complete line of Foreign ANIL Do.
nestle Woolens. combating OF Suitinss, Fan.
tnlounings, Spring Orerc0ntings and Fancy
festinES ever introduced to tho trndo.
Fin fashionable got up and quality Of CLOTH
guaranteed. A full limo OF Cents Eur.
nishings. Tho big run on our a5c Half
Hose continues. q. HESS & SONS,
Fashionable Merchant Tnilors and Gcnt,'
Publishers, 1891 and 1898 Market Street,
1-rhkS = fl.N T..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-19
Tho Skill and Knowledge

Essential TO the production OF the most
perfect and popular laxative remedy
known, havo enabled tho California
Fig Syrup Co. to achieves great success
in the reputation OF its remedy, Syrup
OF Figs, as it is conceded to be tho uni
,versal laxative. For sale by all drug
gists, s=5.96 8.,i DIN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-19

IF you need spcctacles, eyes tire or
head aches when reading or sewing,
consult and have your eyes tested for
glasses without charge by Prof. Shelf,
the Optician, corner Mainland Eleventh
streets. Tho only exclusive optician in
the state. TTIIS&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-19
Mics Nerve and Liver Pills.

Act on new neutrality-suspicious.
the liver, stomach and bowels through
the nerves. A new discovery. DR.. Miles
Pills speedily cure biliousness, bad
taste, torpid liver, piles. constipation.
Unelualed for men. women and chill
drcn. Smallest, mildcst, surcst! Fifty
doses, 25c. Samples free, at The Logan
Drug Co.'S
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-19
Excursions TO Pittsburgh via Pennsylvania

For the Lillian Russell engagement
and the opening OF the base ball season,
excursion tickets will be sold via the
Pennsylvania lines April 20 and 81
from Wheeling, at one faro for the
round trip. ljAll tickets will BIO good re.
turning untilaApril %, inclusive. TIL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-19
Qlre Gar&elli1Qenrers,
Office: Nos. rs and ct Fourteenth street.


New ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. =
Wanted. Immedlatcly-Tw Rooms.
For Rent-Two-Story Brick House.
Wantcd-St :nographer.
Wedding tiIfts-I 4. Dillon e Co
Ohio County Republican Primary Election.
Wanted-Siluation to Learn Pharmacy.
Spring Sports for Ont Doors-Stanton ( Daven
port ~
lIanmocks--Carlc BROS.
Boston Bean l0ts-Ewing Bros.
For SHE 1.-Two lior.cS.
Alteration sale-Stonc & Thomas : Eighth
Page =
Bargains in Furniture K Carpcts-Alcx. Few,
Eigh III Page
New Spring and summer stock-Gco. r. Tay-
ioc-Sec0nd Page. 81 ~ ~ 997y ,..s7.,,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-19

ANY cmploye OF Railroads owning q
watch THAT will not pass inspection can
purchase my watch, of any make, ,ft Com.
rnny list cost. We hnvc few1l est nj ckol
Ruymonds at GIG 90.
JhCoB'Iv. CRUDE,
Jowe!er, Cos. Twelfth and Market Streets.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-19
GREAT
Linen j i Sale.
To reduce stock previous 10 removal. w, offer
for this week only the following great barga!n3:
Towels and T0WelingS.

size 22xi0. ouc price :5c, re ;ular price 50c
each.
2j dozen Dleachcd Damnsk Knot Fringe Towels
with cn'orcd FRAMEWORK borders. size 2ixjO.
Our prizes 400, regular price Sc each.
cj dozen 1leachcd Riot Fringe Towels with
iancy drawn borders. size axis Our price
ODE. regular price 81 20 each. r
70 dozen Fore, Linen Towels siio 23xij Our
price loo. regular price DC each.
10 dozen unblcachcd, colorcd 6orlcrcd Damask
Towels. Our price Sc,Icgulnr price lOC each.
IS dozen unbleNctcl. cOlorrd bnrdcrcd Damask
Towels Our price St, regular price Sc each.
10 pieces Fns, Edge, Pure Linen Crash Our
price ) Bile. regular price &c II yard.
. pieces Euro Linen Scotch Crash. Our price
. l-.c. regular EXC yard.
IS pieces Twllici WintlsOr Crash. Our price &c,
Icgulnr price &c Il yard.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-19

FoR rheumatism, lumbago, neuralgia,
cramp and collie there is no remedy SUI
perior TO the genuine DR.. Thomas's
Electric Oil. pkw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-19

a FULL limo OF f. e. Burt's celebrated
fine shoes just received.
III. l. V. BLOND, Sole Agent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-19

PURIFY YOUR BLOOD, ~
DIR. HENSIG'S SARSAPARIILA rs.
H-3I5t gtftt WILL DO TT s,ls}N5 Us Frz.s
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-10-01

at is a strange phase OF human nature"
remarked clothing clerk today, "that
when a man has a pair of trousers made
to order he gets his tailor To put creases
In them, while when he buys pair ready
made he invariably has the creases ironed
out" =.
At the meeting In Providence last even
ing of the executive committee OF the
Catholic Columbian Celebration James +.
shal OF the second division and Thomas
Ryan OF this city was appointed on the
personal staff OF Colonel McGann.
Arrangements have been made with M
Rev. Bishop Harkins by which the Catho-
lie Knights OF America In this State will
circular issued by Supreme President
Coleman by attending vespers in a body
in the Cathedral on Sunday, Oct. g.
Last evening party was given at the
residence OF L. p. Tobie on Broadway in
honor OF his neice, Miss Grace Tobie OF
Portland, Me-, who is visiting in this
city. The evening was pleasantly spent
in playing games, listening to vocal and
instrumental selections and enjoying a
collation..
Tomorrow evening the Hope Concert
Company will give musical and literary
entertainment in Temperance Hall, High
street. Among the artists who will ap-
pear are Miss Howarth, reader; Miss
Matt tthews, soprano; Mr.. Jossyln, pianist,
and Master Willie Breslin, the boy
soprano.
About fifty friends OF Miss Nellie
Noonan paid her surprise visit at her
home on Lonsdalc avenue last evening. II
was "Hairpin Party" A few hours was
pleasantly spent, the vocal and instru-
mental selections Of Miss Nora Noonan
being nicely rendered. collation. was
served.
One of the jerks drinking fountains
is now being constructed, which Is to be
presented TO the town of Bethel, Me-, by
Robbins B. Grover OF Brockton, Mass
Another has recently been shipped to Bar
Harbor, Me, presented by the Mount
Desert Society for the Prevention o,
Cruelty to Animals.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-10-01
WANTED 10000 MEN,

to
ofs n m
YOU ona {
A. GALLAGHER Pro 264 lonsdaIe Avenue Near Four Corners
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-10-01
HOSIERY.

/ case Gents Blue One Half Hose, 25c
quality at l9c pair.
90 dozen Ladies' All Wool Hose, plain
and derby rib, at II l-2c pair.
Ladies' Cashmere Gloves, plain or
gauntlet, at 19c, 25c, 3Sc, SOC and 75c pair.
CORSET q LACE DEPARTMENT.
% dozen Irish Point Lace Collars, wort h
25c, 3Sc and soc; choice Of the lot 10 and
l9c.
30 dozen fancy Satine Tides, all colors,
silk embroidered, at 25c.
10 dozen best Gingham Aprons, 2 yards
in each apron, at zoe.
Bargains IN Our Shoe Department,
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-10-01
HANDKERCHIEFS.

Another lot Of those Ladies' En-
broidered Handkcrchicfs at the same old
price, DC.
100 dozen Mems Hcms.tchcd, Colored
Border at Sc.
A handsome assortment Plaid Windsor
Ties, 90 different patterns, a splendid wide
tie, at 25c. llemstituhed and changeable,
all colors.
10 dozen Plain six Wiudsors at u 1-2c.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-10-01
UNDERWEAR.

We claim superiority for our Mems SOC
Shirts and Drawers, white and grey, all
sizes. Also our Ladi - Merino Vests and
Pants and Fleeced Jersey. In our Merino
Vests anC Pants can be found all sizes up
to iS at same price, SOC.
case Ladies' Fleece Lined Jersey Vests
ana Pants 29c
case Ladies' Sanitary Fleeced Under
wear, white, at Zoe.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-10-01
DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT.

25 pieces Of an AN Linen Diaper, S1.25
quality, al gsc, for piece ~ TO yards.
! dozen best grade Scotch Turkey Red
Covers, S-l at 81 3s, 1D.8 ~ 81 co.
10 Bed Spreads, fun size, fine patterns,
81 quality al soc.
at Slip.
We have the best Blanket at 81 that can
be found at that price in the city. Com
parison invited.
Ready. made Sheets and Pillow Cases
cheaper than you can make them.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-10-01
NOTIONS.

gross all steel Scissors, all sizes at 25c
pair.
! gross Corset Steels, white and drab, at
DC pair.
Willimantic Thread, spools for 10c.
! pint bottle Bay Rum Sc.
? pint bottle Florida Water Sc.
Ammonia tomorrow &c.
Nascline &c.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-03-25

Np. 242 Mbams Mpemae.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-03-25
Sa8 3tseuSs 0ertht.

9lm Samitas ipurben feline 2Ienier
beripilIiet, tpie suerit befannt sema6
tpprbsn ipar es fanben nur YIdnfe.
leien sfpiiden ben &htern uno gInpdI'
ten fir beridiebene AppIifanten ltatt
aber baraus sins aur @eniise berpor.
baB bic Hidter bieies Sabr duberf
setpiHenbaft Su @erfe seben tpiiroen
Inter bieien mitdnoen mar bic Spans
nuns cine bohsrabise uno pieIe Sinter.
unb Ssitentbiiren bIieben am Sonntaq
gum gntieben Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Ter sei6lofen.
glm Mpntae Moreen tpar Der @es
ridtsiaal gum @rorufen sefiiat unb
iiber berfdiebene 9lpplitatiouen iputbs
argumentirt. George u. 8adus erbielt
NIT giotb cine 9isens an @aibinston
Nbenue, bod fiinbiete bas @eridt an,
bab in 8ufunft feline GppIifationen
mebr I'm bas @ourtbaus berum gensbs
mist tpdrbsn. Ois Signs fir baS Map
Saus ipurbe unter ber 8ebinsune bes
ipilist, bub Der iebise 0irtb ii9 BON
Der 2eitun9 suriif siebe. Sobn Sorn
erbielt cine 2iaens in Der ID. @arb,
trob beftiser Oppolition Der portisen
Sepobner.
Gs febIt uns an &dum, elm 8ers
seidniB Der bsipillisten 2Isenfen bier su
ssben. @ir IaHsn nur einise Der bes
faanteren 9tamen fpleen, benen cine
2isenS berpeisert tpurbe, nemlib: ".
s. 8oper in Dunmore; GbarIes Gsbert
in SIo Sorse; IbomaS Mc@ourt, U.
Sarris, ". 8. SunIeapp, bon ber 8.
Q8arb in Scranton bem ct. Gloub
Sotel, gde 8pomins unb 2inSen,
ipurbe bic 2isenS pertpeisert.
8iele Ipplifationen, barunter mande
ber belten Sduier in ber Staot, tpurSen
tpesen tedniider Sebler suriid SeIest,
ipeI1e bic Ippofaten forrieieren muiien.
gBenn aud bas 8Orseben bes @erl6ts
mandem su itrens ibeint, 10 ldBt iib
bod niGt ldusnen. baB bic &i6ter in
bieIen Saleu aueenideinli6 nod iebr
nadiidtis berfubren. Nenn man ses
iptHen @eriie5ten sIauben mill, 10 eriiti'
rem bier Sieqei6t Elm babies Subenb
SotsIS, bic tpeiter nidts limb, ais sans
eepbbnlide NhisnatiOnsbduier, bic res
eeImdbis BON perbeiratbeten 2euten als
Ter Stdnbe beiubt iperoen. Inn @bebru6
su treiben. SIN anberen ipieoer petfebs
rem profefionele Strabenoirnen cbne
3wan9.
gBer stpiiden ben 3eilen su Ieien
peritsbt, tpirb finben, bab bic &idter
oerartiee Sduier aus3urctten enti6lchen
iinb unb bieieSmal cine beutliAe Wdrz
nuns sesebsn baben. 0lan barf nidt
annebmen, baB bic 8idter blinb iinb,
uno ielbIt in SGllen, mo feline &emons
itransen seeen berbd6tise Sduier pors
Iiesen. 1T bic 9olisei i'm Stanoe, bic
nbibise &usfunft Su feeben. 8irtbe,
peIae Srunfenbeit IN ibren 2ofalen gus
IaGen, eiuen SommeIpunft fur minber'
iabrise 2immel ober unorbentlihe Dlrs
men bolten, biirfen in 3ufunft auf feline
Na6fG. bOffen. 8ir MAIDEN bieie
9emertuneen in gutter Ibiibt, icnit
biirfte bic &eue sa ipdt fOmmen.
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Ser .Sbea~
Type w riters

$40 taufeu ben Cben 5Dpe Writer
init Is Gbarattsreu. uuO SIS fir ben cin=
fa@en SScll, m t Der @arantie, before
arbeit gu tbun, ipie irseub eine Maidine
Sie uerbinoet ginfadbeit nit 0auerbeftig.
Felt, Sdnelltafeit eeidtigteit Der Operation
nno balt lan9er obne 8cparatnr aus. nIs IT.
geno eine onoere Waibine. aein 6arbenbnnb
ttOrt Den Operateur. Sie 1T bubi6, tompatt
nideI.pIattirt perfcft unb allen Grtoroernilfen
enipredenb. 8ie cine Sruderpreiie proouirt
tie Elm reines, leierlides Mauuieript. 3msi
ooer sebn GTempare fonnen auf einmal ge
maht ueroen. Sr9enb cine intelli9ente Rer
Jon tonn iid) gum Ope ateur in 5lpei Sagen
ausbiloeu. 8ir oiferiren $1,000 ir9eno
einem Operatsur, Der 70 pieI Ieiitsn fam pie
Die Doppelte ObelI
8uuerIdif9e g9enten uuh 8erf6ufer peroen
berlau9t uno Sdnolern ipeSielIe 8ortbeile &c.
8eben. SIR RampbIete luo 8sferenSen wenoe
man fid an 0dell Type Writer Co.,
36s-364 Dearborn 81. Gbicago. 50.
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StdbtratS.
SeIect Council, II. STA

Selecf council, II. DtdrS,
Cine &siolution pailirte, tpel6e ben
StrabenfommiliGr antpeiit, in Der glaep
stpiiten 8ittston unb 9roipect gloenue8
unb @berrp unb Sig StraBen cine 90.
abaise IbaussrDbre gu leeen.
Gine &elolution peiit ben @ontrolz
Ieur an, Sas @ebduoe bon Sobn 6.
0ippre fir elm Stationsbaus Su mie.
then. (Der Common Gouncil beihIoB
befanntIi6, bas 8ebduoe bon Winr
BbiaipS fir senannten 3wed Su miez
tben.)
Mapor Seaofus beuntraste, bic
Smetlanb StroBe Bride UNI einen SUB
su erbbben. An paS Sridencomite
peripielen.
Splsenbe neue Sprlasen purben eins
gereitbt unb eenebmist: nebertraeune
bon glGebment SO. 264 bon Der Didion
Sompanie an bic 8. s. & 9S. So. ;
oaB ber Stabtidreiber su 9Inseboten
fir bic &eparatur oes 9spbaltpflaiters
aufforbsre boB bic Scrunton eleftri'
i6e 2ibt So. ibre 8foifen an Benn
4penue entfernen unb bur6 Brbbere cts
Ieben barf, bic aud bon Der Telephone
Gompanie benubt iperten iollen.
Die @bdnoeruns Der 8eripiliSunSSz
peroronuns feitens beS Gommen @cun.
ellis, ber 5000 bon Der SpetlanSitraBe
Bride nabm unb ben 9etras fir einen
peiteren 9olisilten beitimmte, tpuroe
abselebnt unb bic Serorbnuns paiiirte
bann sipei 2eiunsen.
Die 8eroronuns fur bic S250,00O
InIeibe tpurbe babin abeednoert, baB
bic 8abI am Stpeiten Dienitas i'm Nps
pember, anltatt i'm Mal, itattfinben ioa
Select Council, %. Nars.
SoIssnbe &eioIutionsn ipurben bon
ben 8orGBern Der reipsftipen Gomites
| siinfis beridtet unb abopiirt
Dab bic SnstlanbitraBe Bride einsr
Sub erb6bt perbe sur 8ollenbuns peS
bfli6en Tbelle8 Der 2adapanna Ioe'
nue Bride; oab 5bomas 8. WiIliams
9eter Gang unb Wiidael Speaman 81
Serseanten befOroert, unb 9Sm. &reis
8. QB. Sones unb Sarrp Saas su 30
Iuiiten ernannt berben; pab @onral
ShrDoer ben Gontraft erbalte sur 8olI'
enbuns bes OtuniSipaIsebduoes fir $685.
| O32.
Dab bic SlnaabI Der Sooesfdle bi
Der @eburten (202 9eBen 94) 10 feb
lbsrteissn, i9ien ble Serren Staot
rdtbe iebr su be,ipunbern, aber es maht
niemano sinsn 8ori6las, fir SamiIien
permebrunsen 9ramien aussulebcn.
Die 8erorbnuns fir bic @oaenoun
bes bltIihen Sbeiles ber 2adamdnn'
apenue Bride pdfirte erfe unS stpeit
9siuns; bic neutrality-suspicious.
unb 8onbSerprOnunS eelanBten 3u
britten 2eiuns.
Die Gentral S6laud So. Bat tpieoer
bolt UNI glufnabme in oas 6euercepar
tement unb biitet tpenieitens um Se
sabIuns ibrsr lRietbe i'm 8etras pU
s276 iabrli6. 8tierirt. (Die Com
/ panic ideint alio i6On bonn bobe
} Rieroe berabseitiesen su iein, osnn on
: fanslib polte iie Elm 2ofal fur Cd
ben Dlonat mietben.
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Nnr ate beiten 8aaren sa ben
aaerbiIlisiten Yrsiien.
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9otel= Wcberaaanle.

Dem beutiGsn publifum unc msincn Ittpei-
ssr 5reuneen srIoube i'd mir hermit an,u,ei.
gen baB i'd bic gSiribl6aft ron S'y @pnraS,
gto. 1923 genn 9Ipsnue,
iibrnommsn babe. SD ipsrbe uur bic bslfeu
Spsiieu, @jcrGnfs unr Staarren balten unb
bsmilbt lein, eur6 r0lt Ssbisnuua alsu as.
re9tsn Anfcrerunssn su entipu6sn.
Senrr ppH gBsilenfIub.
0y Mein @el6Gft ais S6isfsresdsr fibre
i'd mic bisbsr fort.
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Spbn Sbiel,
& ; emsS cb eiSe T..
1886 8enn Qtbenue

Dtit Dem bciten 8orrath bon imporiirtem
nno einhermiidem Sudle perbince idb cine
langidbrige Gtfabrnn9 ole 3uitneioer. 9ur
Die dllerbete Arbeit wirb geliefsrt
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Jrane Stetter, IT,,
Ootel aao SGferei,

WHtHTttUBet VVpe RHrtf va.
@arme uno talte epeiien fnb 3u eosr sn.
9esteit jn baben. 6riibes Eager iiets on
3apf. icpie Beine. aiquore unb Gisarren...
Die nit meinem Sotel perbunbene Bdderei
liefsrt Elm por5iiglihes Badwtrf unb peroeu
ale Befteliungen prompt uuo biIlls bsior9t.
&ranf o tstter
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1892-07-02
the Weather for May.

From Director. Chas. w. Friend s
Weather Report for May, we make
the following extract:
The mean temperture for May was
53. 8, or nearly a degree below the nor
NAL. The fore part was simply con-
tinuation of the cold and abnormal
weather of April, while during the last
half May asserted itself and awakened
all vegetable life by genial sunshine.
The highest temperature, 100, occur
red at Belleville, on the 18th; the low
est, Is, at Ely on the 18th. The high
est monthly mean temperature was
So. 4 at Wabuska, and the lowest, Al. 4
at Ely. With the exceptions of three
stations, McDermitt, Elko and Reno,
the temperature was below the normal
from 9 at Ely to nearly normal at
Phoebe and Hawthorne. The frosts,
which have been heavier and far more
destructive this year than for many
previous, have created much havoc
throughout the State, doing almost
irreparable injury to vegetables and
nearly all fruits. Apples. peaches,
plums and other fruits are, almost a
total loss. It is said that in Jacks
Valley ian elevated continuation of
Cason Valley there will be only one
box of apples gathered this year where
there were ten last. But it should be
remembered in this connection that
1891 was one of remarkable fruit pro-
duction. Hay and grasses, and con-
sequently stock, are in excellent con-
dition all over the many ranges.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1892-07-02
Fatal shooting at Eureka.

A fatal shooting affair occurred on
Prospect Mountain Thursday after
noon between M. McGarry and Peter
w. Eoff, the former shooting the lat
ter with Winchester rife, the shot
taking effect in the left side and pass
ing through one of the intestines,
badly SCATTERING the spinal column.
Soon after the shooting Eoff was re-
moved to the Diamond Company's
boarding house. There being no &C
commodations there for a man in
Eoff's condition, it was deemed best
to remove him to the county hospital,
and while being removed he died.
He lived some eight or nine hours
after being shot. Deceased was a
miner and had resided in this county
some twenty years. He was a native
of st. Louis county, Missouri, and
aged 81 years. Before dying he made
an ante-mortem statement.
1t appears that the parties own min
ing ground adjoining, and there has
been trouble between them for some
time in regard to the extraction OF
ore. Directly after the shooting Nc
Garry came to the Court House and
gave himself up to Sheriff Dunkle.
No one witnessed the shooting. Ell
reka Sentinel.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1892-07-02
Laid 10 Rest.

The funeral of the late George w,
Cassidy took place from the residences
of Richard Ryland in Reno at 5 O'Clock
last Monday afternoon, the Rev. Mr..
Van Deerlin of the Episcopal Church
officiating. The remains were pre-
coded by Hastings band Of seventeen
pieces, then came the hearse, followed
by Mrs Cassidy and a long line Cf
Borrowing friends. The following gen.
tlemen acted as pall-bearers @. G.
Powning, J. H. Dennis, Frank g.
Newlands, Thomas Wren, G. H Bel
KNAPP, M. D. Foley, E. D. Kelly, G.
G. Wallace, A. jackson, Ex-Governor
Frank Bell, H. Bergstein, Frank n.
Fellows, R. r. Parkinson, Richard
Ryland and s. S. Sears.
Eureka was advised by telegraph Of
the time of the starting of the funeral
cortege and simultaneously services
were held there and the bells tolled.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1892-07-02
Lincoln oounty,s silver Pledge.

The Silver League of Lincoln county
exacts the following pledge from its
members:
This League being organized for the
purpose of securing the reconciliation
of silver by the Federal Government,
and believing that such reconciliation
is paramount to all other political is
sues, pledges itself, and each of its mem
bers pledges himself, to oppose by all
legitimate means the election of any
man to any Offices, National, State or
County, or the election of any delegate
to any convention for the nomination
of candidates for office, who is not an
avowed friend to the free and unlim-
tied coinage of silver, and the NOM
inees of any convention whose plat
form does not demand such free and
unlimited coinage of silver.