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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-07-17
1. O. o. r.

Wildey Rebecka Degree Lodge, No. 2,
I. O. O. f., will meet next Wednesday
evening In regular session. The new OIL
ores will take their respective stations
for the first time, after being installed.
They are capable OF their offices and
promise to make the meetings interest
ing for the members vino attend.
wildey Lodge has lately been rein
stated and has grown rapidly since both
memberhip and In finances. having .
neat little sum in their treasury.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-07-17

The bathing at this big resorts some
thing 10 make Russian-leather pocket
book blush. / thank heaven every day
of nv life that l an not prude, but 1
will assert that 1t doesn't require the
delicate sensibilities OF prude 10 re-
sent the indecencies Of promiscuous
bathing resort. If had a daughter
who wanted 20 battle on crowded beach
in a modern bathing suit. after I had
held a season Of prayer with her, think
I would take her to a missionary and
ask him to turn hisattentions from the
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-07-17

At the farewell reception to West
ern bridegroom-elect, recently an origi-
nal scheme OF decoration was carried
out by his friends, which caused
much ranSacking OF old closets and
attics. The frelze about the room and
a series of festoons below IL were made
up entirely Of old shoes. The mantel
was banked with WORKOUT slippers, the
panels between the windows wreathed
with them, and the gas jets hung with
bouquets Of them. Each pair Of shoes
had a trus-lover's knot Of white rib
bOns, ana flowers were crowded into the
rips and hoses in the discarded foot gear.
The menu consisted Of rice croquettes
and cakes. rice wine, soup, dumplings
and pudding, and the cigarettes were
rolled Ia rice paper.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-07-17

These gay dresses, patterned over
with palm leaves in the colors Of cash
mere, may literally be called "stun-
ming" There is nothing coOl-looking
about them, but they are so rich In
color and beautiful that they are their
own excuse for being.
They are trimmed with eream-colored
lace and the points" as ons may say,
are picked out with black. A dress Of
such materials possesses so much char
acter that no fluffy, frou-frou design
suits it, but one inVOluntarily chooses
for It long lines.
Accordingly we ind that these gowns
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-07-17

the greatest nAuses. did not sleep well ana
arose In the morning mors tired than when
went 20 bed. within the last year ny troubias
became 20 serious that i felt that tomething
ought % be done Some time ago noticed
that the newspapers wsrc publishing great
deal about the wonderful cures Of Drs. Copslhnd
and Davis. and waA convinced that II / Wsnt
TO the m would obtain relief ch 40, sad
under their methods began 70 Improve nRht
away. The improvement was steady and
marked and q permanent cure was sure, aud
now feel first rate. Ny head 10 better; Tiers
l. less hawking and splitting, and l am bettof
and nnd myself strong aHd refreshed IA ths
morning aud an ia yey good condition.
II am 10 well pleased and satisfied with tha
result that gladly make this state meat for ths
bcbeht OF those who may BE- looking TOT the
night physician % give them relief. hops
this statement may bs the means 81 Inducing
Others 20 seek DfE. Copeland and Davis ard
obtain the same beneficial result that have"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-07-17
Men do hot dread to grow ola. neI.her
FLOWERS OF THE SEASIDE.

Men do not dread to grow old, neither
do naples.
FLOWERS OF THE SEASIDE.
Don't think you have seen wild roses
until you see them down here in the
lands that border on the sea. They
simply lie in knee-deep drifts, like pink
snow. They overrun the fences like
prankish' children in blue-tinted sun
bonnets.
II one were to attempt to write up the
little discourtesies that seem to find their
native soil in the sand drifts OF the sum-
mer sea resort, as we'll as in the richer
loan of the mountains and the inlaid
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-07-17

There has been started IN a farm
house in England school OF house
Wifery, where girls Of gentle breeding,
not servants, are systematically taught
cooking, homework, plain sewing, the
management Of the dairy, the laundry,
and the kitchens and fowar gardens.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-07-17
sea hsa.hsn and center them Upon
rnE noDrRN BArH1Ne sum.

TEE MODERN BAIHIN6 sUII'
1t takes the bloom of q plum to roll 1t
through sausage machine, but the plum
doesn't lose half so much by that pro-
cess as a girl does who consents to battle
with young man in view Of ribald
crowd in a wet sea.
And so they come and so they go,
these pleasure-chasing crowds, while
the great sea, changeless forever to It's
appointed bonnds, remains to mock hu-
man mutability and human sloth. 81
have seen the sea-" you say, and you
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-07-17


the wife tying buff ribbons on her horses
head, and the husband pinning blue
rosette on the baby.
The assistants in shops" in Ger
many are not henceforth to be allowed
to wear other than black dresses during
business hours. The "salesladies" OF
our stores have very generally adopted
this color Of their own accord, but they
would scarcely submit 10 tho restric-
ton - to the title prevailing in the En-
peror's dominion. In one or two large
shops here this regulation dress has
been enforced, bot there would be mu-
tiny and open rebellion II II were
generally introduced. The meth
I'd of bringing about the
dersire result Is accomplished
in more polite way here. The
ambition Of every cash girl and button
seller In the business is 70 become, by
promotion, one Of the saleswomsn OF
the suit departments, where salaries are
generous and work more congenial.
These saleswomen are politely request
ed TO wear the black gowns, are allowed
TO have them made In the establishment
of goods sold at reduced rates, and their
exampe is contagious The ambitious
cash girl sees 10 the black gown the
same fascination that the private finds
10 the Generals sash, and black Is the
fsvorite business dress In consequence.
Here are some interesting data con-
corning the comparative fortitude In
bearing pain between women and men
which decidedly oppose Prof. Lomooso's
theory that women suffer less pain than
men because of their less sensitive or
Qanlzation. DR.. Charles l.. Dana as
serts that women suffer much more
than men. "For forty years OF life,
person for person, the woman suffers
three times as much as the man. Mea-
sure II by pints, quarts or yards, the
proportion Is the same-thrse to one"
DIR. Seneca M. Powell claims that the
difference In the matter Of bearing pain
between the sexes IL not the result
OF physiological differences. but
OF difference In training. ''Pain
:; women's heritage. Sac must
suffer all her life. She learns that as
soon as learns what IL Is 70 be woman.
The tradition passes from mother to
daughter that they must bear II aud not
make fuss about IL. They learn TO
consider pain as a thing that isn't OF
much consequence anyway and Isn't
worth speaking about DR.. Grace
Pechmam says that the reason why
women Der pain better than men is be-
causedtheir nerve FIBRE gets used 10 being
torn by throbs OF pain, so that they
cease to notice It, as one grows accus-
toned 70 an annoying noise which II
constantly repeated. finally ceases TO
prodnnce a an Impression upon the au-
ditory uerye.
One Of the sweetest dresses worn at
the Grand Prix adorned q pretty young
American girl. and was made Of thin
white material embroidered by hand 10
noss silk with flowers in their natural
hue, and made up over pink fsille. An
other noticeable toilet In pale lilac chif-
fon had band OF Parma yiolets for q
eirdle, another Tor the collar, ehd bor-
der of the same flowers on ~ -f9e Of
tho skirt. The white lace had
Flonz sprays Of the flowers from
the stick 10 the edge Of tf tes.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-07-17
Intsrn.tinr Information.

II is said to be very fashionable in
England for husbands aud wives to
openly differ in their political Views,
the wife tying buff ribbons on her horses
head, and the husband pinning blue
rosette on the baby.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-07-17

r,oox 1xp JOB WORK NEATLY
u c1ted sstbe RraisrEn rlanslss &c
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-12-29

Thar, IL us MUCH heat generated .,
no1it;ral contests in Canada as anywhere
else. despite tho cco'ness OF the cll1ha'e'
Ind candidates for the house OF co1'1'
mons must make up their 1nl'1ds To .c''s ~
d,1re hardness III IL good many 1o''l'F u
t|,ev ure determined To achieve S'.cee>S'
4 rertaiu Mr.. F WIS hl'pos1hs oi'o
N~-~~ in the election for representA@
tive for the county ut Wheattlela: Mf:
F.. who was onc of the 'n'1i "ho '1fe
everything by turns and nothing ar;,s, u T.,
had had st,ne curious experiences dsaf''ls
lis career, This fnct WIS KNOWN ~
NJ. who unce, when they were '1l"', !,
tin nlatform together ut cro"',t'' t'I
meeting, tauntel his opponent ~1s'' ;"', "f,'
inr Il "discharsed turnkey OF =" ren''e"
tiary." ,,u,,, ,,,ne II.
r,se viii, II eo,a,.telAilce upon wll1ch TIL
emotions Of surprise Ant eorr''" "et' .
admirably expressed, ntd 'i'.s 'eo''''
cred back" upon his antagonist. !. .
"Gentlemen," ;" said he, you have Jus
haa presented to You Hi astounding u
l,;stration OF thu hlackntss OF lnefat
tudo. My onpunent haa .: seen ~ y y ea"' y
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-12-29

NAsu1%Gr,.N, lee. 27.-'I: th'hk j
lii i .rt... sAvtnx cnttta he II A1t 1"F
I'm. xov+t,u.~nt hy cutting ~ INV
,te .43 WRIT ..1.s4 i INK ne lies 'a"'
II. tl,v TX. ttit,ve 1t tnEtnutnt. 81 "t'f
,tovtr,.,,,~tt,, ~ -a>~ Hnu, JOAN L'nt''
III t1o t1it 1i,lt,k tI,.z II W'!1d ''t VIE
j., r>tt,t. liz ,lt4,,.ta y nrn they have -"
~,fntt. la,wpr htt~ tn rui noan III ~"i'
.ar;..,+t ut.vrr..1n-n It'll! Ia" ~ 'ne|
...+,, ,ncI,ued to to. A-a general rue
il }u4 .t.+fks IN tue .tt.nItIht I" tA' II we
i s.lnr,+4 Wticil they rtet'v''' ""h ~
r;,le( II tk- and tuTeaA nt1ler'- 'h'S'h
i .4rrr t,t. 1ui.l tu b. w"r'1, n't're tn 'h+'
: ,,nvtrttrleut than tEr sn - tne> ~
i .4irr III sutut 4ta-lA.tttA. bt't 'ttete 49,
NJ, .l,ull,t In NY t1,!ud tha' thef" nv II
| rr.u, many rmplo>*- III Tue "~t'af' :
u.,.ts in Wa-t,i, Etun who Il" MT *afi
tnir ~nlt," :..: TO-.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-12-29

The Chicago, Milwaukee Il it, Paul
Rv, In the favorite:
It IL the oldest and was first IN tue
field.
r.a train service IL the very best.
IT. /. the first to adopt improve
n4ent4.
It's s,eepers Are palaces on wheels'
1t runs elegant Drawing Koom
aleepers on all night trains.
Its trains art lighted by electricity
II runs luxurious chair cnts nn d''y
trains. =,
It IL tte only line using the electric
terth lamp. =,
! Ita dining car servict II nnextell"d
Tts traInp run to!id tn milwaukee,
aud Chicago.
# IL the bt.t route to st. fouis uni
nt south. -.. H..
1t IL the heAt route t" Kansas t1t:
, and the wtst.
It runs fur daily tratus 10 Milwau
: kee #l,d Chicago.
, It runs twn daily trains +" H. Lou
i. and Kacsas City.
i 1t IN the government fast mail fon1
+ 1t Ia popularly styled the "o'd h'
li.hle.'
ia It furnishes safsty, cotnfnrt at
Ie st'ted to patrons.
~ For information as to the lowe
t. rates tc all points in the United stat
md Canada viA "fhe milwaukee,
~ ~ amply to any coupon ttckrt as*n1' "f
-: J. r. toNLEY, @.
ut r.. Asst taen1 Pass. Agt,
~ :*:: j.. -.. sc; Panl, Mimi
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-12-29

. H.. :" -: "a: .., -"
We TAX li,tr.tfo*< ~. We II ''3 ~
until thar dale >>t tf~t s}tt,'- -'' l'tfnallt*
IN uld- su.t ends Htl over lhe. @t"fr. =.
Closing rut -tu'k ~>|f t"'.t cor. or @ :
The ,luy. and very Little T. e"'d TO. 10:
profit wilt VIZ have. =. .
Would ul>n .rk th*rp* o~1tK ~ ~
.eitlr. ti,t|r .tcnutt i.tfnr,4 f*bthnry
1.t. w|,itt j. HE end et ,i'" >"'F>
Vr al-n give 1lo'ier ~ th," 'hftS ha'e
that W. adopt The >trit ~ Cash s$1
tetn February 1.f. 49,. -
=. Tine tt.~l1 System h nnw:. grand rhf'
te>- I'll over the t%>t, ant W" ran III
longer 20 ,,prtt WITH thu lafEF' cHs'
- l,n,1,*4~ nf tie eAs' tl'1rt4 VIZ Ati''W ih+:1
n,4,iutl II: tn1u. business. ll*tltlt
tpOr CASH, before the r""tH se:*''
=. Remember tie date-Fs;''ne'y l~&~"
: uud 4,,ing ynur posktt osatk
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-12-29

I.uSpuN. Dee. 37.-sIh+ H. te'"'s*
lurp ,,.r e>.p nsltnt If th+ @'A''aatd
.a>.: \ Kitt,~;, .t1,sul VIII" Visited
,,,,. ,atl,,.. tti~;f,o". ut ki+h. l'r<shfa"
Mn. k,;Arj4,it, * lr ur-k. R*zan. ORR,
Vut4 >At,d Nezrn*e's r+p"'t~ 'l'n' l''t
,.,.,t@,,,tf, ~ dying Itks tlr- from hun
x,.r nm. d, z,~.. Thtre IRE t''' " ">'Ros
~ r.,,pf tr.,tu tl,t norrurs Ut II ha' q
winter. IL, S>t,Astopol he !enrhea
from 4 ,tu4fy snurce thai ''m''ffa IN
! raging >tv,r+1y "H .the C:' "a: 7's"
.hor4 Hundreds Ut death. hs<e |" en-
..o.ftu t,l tl,+ last fortnight, ':~
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-12-29


CHIHUAHUA, Mex, Dec: 27'-~A
,overumeut military courier orineS
tbp news last evening Of another nut
rape II, the state of Sonora, OF which
the warrlng Yauui Indians are the
perpetrators.
THE trouble occurred in The tnwn OF
Relpn, ut the foot Of one Of The ranges
IN the Slerre Marie mountains, near
the mouth 1T the Iaqut river Inc
.own If Reien IL settled prlnc'pany
with Yaouis and their allies, the Mava'
Indians. 1t is within what js c'a'tneo
Nv the Yaqus a~ their domain, ana al
efforts of the Mexican g"Vernn'eht II
co1onlze tie rich lnnta "f the valley
have proved futile.
Ry au arrangement with the Indian
a few Spanish traders took up tne1
residence few years ago, ana nn'
BEEN carrying on profitable business
/ Shortly alter the terrible massacre
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-12-29

As111*GToS, Dec. = -Doct"f+
tjxu,t and Johnston. the I'hysr1anS
attending srcrrtAry Rl"lne. visited tue
r.. lent ut 2;3O this ut ernoon. anu a'ter
p,r Exit from the mA1I~ton stopper Oh
,,,a stpn. and held short conve1ra"
,;,,. with reporter. DIR. johns "o
.,td Mr.. KIaine'. progress toward mi"
provrment continues, and this a1tes~
MON It can be safely said 'ha' he L.
very much better. This expression
wan assen,ei tn by Or. Hyatt.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-12-29

!: II y>n ny rot feeling -t'ong and
VI u'tnv. 1rv Etertrfr Kit'ct-. II ia
xf.,<f<" t,,- l~t' >o'i w~Ak "nd weary
,t3~ I::1.9rt Bitger~. This r+ntdS acts
:t,iytc:'y o's liver, >ton'"ch a'ti ha: e's'
g-a*e>ri1i,,n 'l&o>r organ* th perform
an,r H. nrtt.u~, If >+n a't: Afll'''~''
IA ii: T.. X he dnrt,+. YOU vii ha''
~tjt il, etiv> unI permanent r"|iof ~ t"k'he
Eiecsric Rtter@. Oue trtal VIII con-
vln7e yum that this Ia the .rF't'toy y"'
,:tptl, L4rge Lntte4 rD1y aO ct@ Il
/ Wrlgl4,'- rug >t0rt. -. =. =. :: :.-::: II:
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-12-29

I.,s- !, = ~ and 20, In h|"tk 10; It''s
H. '5a d 1G ia hln k 80. with two
urtp%r,v of the ia,e Charles kn""i
ton. kpaled bids tor the purchase o1
The Above prof. etty will br Perceived ny
dwelling hcusts on the |ote. Ihe
the undersigned until Thursday Dec.
20 h, 1892. IF cessary the iot* WIZ
be 4old separately. but the "ho1e
nrnncrtv described must be sold tn the
time mentioned. Address.
WIN. CoURTENAy,
/ Miles CITY, Mont.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-12-29

th.. T,,uloctir Indians. by tue Al X 1'n
tt.>n,i4 I.I ,ils' Wr*4etn&r"rt of f*Ahe ~ ~ !
oft4;it u.1t,,4 atjOu.: tV""n''t't1 aeo'
linz Mexican government roh-ldefea
,h.1 wn- II Ii ut} tjn4t iii which t.: bring
th,. 'r::,,hlc: ,,rt.t falui. 'hto ~nb''if7*
.In uutl tn,ltnt tt>c heavy 1*'4u own
. uf ~, la4tli river ;ntA> f''' we
genital t,e.,tlty tnt iAxt~ WHICH *h'
u,.vet,ut e,tt hud never b"en Able 70
co lttt.
,.ta.b,nepta f the K"rtr' neht
t,oo, nrcot. paui,.i SEVERAL tax agent"
! l., Il tfer4nt part~ nf lhe Iuui r"uh'ry
unu,Aaf,. but uo s4cee-'fu entrance
wa~ n,a.it. until about len days ag"'
whpu n for..e ut suldier% snited up tht
! Io qnI river and made = 'nn'8'hk near
t Rtt,u, Whtn thu lndIann O that
trwn lc.rd of the coming "f Tue
trpops they prepared t'r des 'efa'e
resistance. The Iaquis and MAyalr
maj cued out aud attacked the cavern
ment 4r,ops, who were c"1'pe'''o u
retreat tu their hrn'. amt 1*aVe 'ht
g 1utry, Tue Indians OF the t""1 II
| th+1, went pn The Wnrpattt III ta'ur7
and immediately dr"ve the @tani"'
trade ri und their families nut, hurnlht
t,,t,r r@rttlp,,rt4 n,td other property
i. generally coiic. de1 III m't1 a'S CT
Il. t,ete 4hat tte government vi ~
uunbIe tn force tt4e Ysquis Indians int
subj tt,ou. It vii: take :0') sefR' M"$'
cut, .tool.S IT, bring the 2't'o" 1H4''
und. r nuntful. .
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-12-29

Mi~4 Summit 1- Mr. Trarcr< has 'nVltea
me to flt. tlratt.r tonight. and 1t ra1n"'
st, I 1put know whether to have my
AIu.kintoSla rcutlF or not VI course II
l,e has II c;lrrIasc | won't neet 1t.
DaSl,tway~-Ion'l better yet It rend!.
When | ia " linn this afternoon l't. h;tail
vet got t14c tickets. Clotii1er ami t"r'
1isltat. .-.... .:.... -. ~ ..-... >. =.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-12-29

A. r., NJ H. ! 'ss; f 4:
month.
n n r Custer Lodge No. II meets
I. y. u II their '"'' every """""s
-sont}nn Eucamrmert mcets first and third
Fritlnys Of ench unnth.
0r G;Ht @ Fs'dxs H.; ho'Se Ss SS tie met .st II
- Thursdays Of the month.
.. ~ n - Ytar Of The West Lodge meets Mt
|. y. y. |. M"'o"'o hull every Thursday
A. L. q T. 3 b af;st Fs1ows rSst ha Ne On II tho me- ss
and third Tuesdays of the m"n H.
Il n II III Tongue River Lodge t>o;; ,,l u
a. Un u III mnctk OH tho frkt nno t1hr
Wednesday In eacl1 month
n II Col. i. 1,ut1er cnnn No, morts sc'
s. u ouI mud Fourth luestlays ut enc
mouth at Odl Fellows Hall. Visiting mon
bors Aro alwnya wclcome
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-12-29

E|: IN: ** ::7;:"~
j, ! 81: e
II '$t.
& =)t, '1lt$ I5'tsi*:
;0u tuerrs;if ral t1itt tti,f nit t,';1v.@
ii ,,f ,1y o>li ,s1,t'ltl, ,11t <xs ,='tntllar1}S
!: *I>t1t WIN" WIN: the 1eato'l t"r thHt
tliscl}a,*e: 1'hn f4ct t|lat MY opponent
has tlurrt1 to bring the subject up shows
him to l,, ln>Sessctl If moral callou.
,,r.H tLAt III itself sufficiently establishes
his unworlliucss to receive your sui:
frayes. for. gentlemen, was tli>cl'arged
,4eauoe ont st misplaced sympathy
permitted that tn;tn to cScn1"' from '''i'
very penitentinry. "~ Youths co'''l"n
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-12-29

The sa11ow fucetl 1nn'l with glasses
and the woman in ecrn followed tue
usher to tue next to the front row and
took seats beside the elderly party who
had obviously worn his SHIRT week and
whose necktie WAS Under his ear.
The elderly party, upon CASUAL
rlauct.. detected that the woman i'll ecru
wAa mad ut the sa1low faced man.
"What "---
"B-r~r~-ztu,t-hunl.
The wo,nan mud tile orchestra were *1l-
teuautlt1g, and between thr two the man
an,41rpd to he suffering from retnbrse or
kiulred emotion.
-~''wlly didn't yol1 tell
sTut,- observation-disclosures
THE mun ntitlt. II cushion Ut hl*' over
rfrt,. 1t occurred tn the eltlttl. rA1i> )
tl,at he was t1nlta,urinI IN IL 1nt's: lire ft
:: co,n1p1l-i.tr for mental unrest by nll III
creased llys1t:ul to'1t'trt,. T.. ... .. .
'*fru11t se;4t "" e: !: =. .:*>
"Xint, b.ss.,~@ II I&&lstt *,1,11t'. IT..
It WA; ,yi,it1l; itt 4 (et # z'y1,s fft 81
: tiny III tlae 1ttuHrt>lltst. ts..et>l*t
r1ert+ sl1i1ttrfll4t I'LL 4tsts} . f.: VI : *:
! ~~.'cn1:t lI5< ~ ~ >;:( l:*:=. III: i. .
"B-r~r"r~~-ze},Err+77ff n I > -
The sullVU fntt4 :tI'1 .t@t& ii'i1 1H:f
bups with reSe,1t 11tH,.t.," :r2rtttltH WI
tllu1ne+ .:: :: Il: RI n: H..
*.miyit E,sye wt,rn Ii hiS =taa, j'1@
IN we'll ns not. u: !. Il :.... ,,"::. *.
The orcle.trs. stopped. Tia. c'trtal
r,>v, In titat TIN, mind 1T. 't1e 'ld'rl
1r,y wandered II the l!ay. -~1'"ttu
Tribune .....
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-12-29

M1NSEAroL1s, Dec. 27.-HaRen "on
the second skating race To-Day "tn
Nc(,orn,ick and thereby cAfrIen OIL '''o
cl,amrinnsAlp. Time SOL distance
one mile.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-12-29

HARRISBURG, PA., Dec. @'.-lno
Fulford. Elliott shoot today resulted I'D
a vsctory for the former by scose o.
ninety to eigh,y~hvt. This gives fol~
fnra fnur at the five matches in 4he 90"
r,..a which ended today,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-12-29

: As11>t,TUN, Dtt. - -~~Ihe ct1'1 |
n;.,. nf t1ru. MittA TIL tl1t cnst~tft@e' !
,pi, by The dominion r. FFfhmeh' !"
hat he regards ns War~l1 r rts~t - INF
III. iak+s uutitr tIe iiAtnt AT revenue
rnttpra continue 10 Atlrurt n't~it OH
b.,. f3.u. Miles IL criticised ln h1g''
| otticiu. uuarters, and 1t aA@ heen soR-
vested that If Great Britain shoo'o
choose t. complain to this government
,f the reported speech of Gen. Miles
this government might he somewhat
embarrassed. 1t Ia held ut the e]ate
1derartmept that II the British govern :
man, should take Gen. Mills seriously
.nd should instru:, the British tntn's-
ter ut Washington to make rom pia1h'
: Of his language, the situation w"uId be
+ consolidated anG satisfactory exp'a"
Il nail n difficult. At the war oepaF''
= = ment neither SECRETARY Elk1ns ho'
Gen. schotleld care 10 discuss the mat
ID trr. though 1t is understood they re-
at pard his language III ind'screet' @1en
Newberry, Of Chicago, eutd today tha
nj NJ ha did not agree with the Vle"s
, qpn. Miles as tn the danger confront
, a inc lake cities. He points out that D
matter how many gun boa's . entered I'll
N. Lawrence they could not get
tine straits of MacklnAw under u
~ ruus Of Fart Macinac and thence III
~ Lake Michigan. Neither r"nlo iht
mic nass through the circultons 5ault ~
'"' Marie river into Lake Superior.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-12-29

~ &. LEBCtIEN. y. b..
1 Physician and ~MfEto'''
f1qra and reaiden44 Main street, near 1ehfh'
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-12-29

WASHINGTON, Dec. 27.-The follow |
INK ter grnm hps 'een received III 1ne
war det..r,m-nt ffo.n Gen. wheaton,
cutlln.anrlng the department VI i+&"e
ttu4ed tb+ 25'ii intt.
.L,*.ut. T.. ". Wet, Third cavalry
struck thp ramp of the hahh1's ye]'e'
day m ,:ninv t~tlvr miles h"F-""rr'
Of Kru.a Picket a'0 ya!d3 from "athr
t.r ia, tr n.,s. The tmnd matt
.nrrt a u,I. hpu scutt+r-.i in n1i dl.
rp., on.. Une uf iftetn w"* k1''en w"
n.. ut,,nd~d. W,st followed tue
.,,prut utrp.:ttDu and rAti4e IA them
gain lust before dark. TiEty -rh'ttr+''
jn ,h+ 1,ru.n again and n1"l moi ~
t,iI.,wr1 In tEc night. W. captured
| tnl+r hnrsr- At,,t quantities OF a'hh'u'
mi. II. .uutl1+e, .tr Mexican tn'a'fs
-at and 1wn uniform "Vrfc"A r. INK
NJ snp Ixuncin tiEht:at.n rf1hf'" 'h"n~
.t+stn and tiu,.k c,MtHI*$"n>* 1'tnt,
1,ar,.no,up pnt IA h. r. (Ssn Att"''1n}
>,..rth.y. Lift al I O'clock 'n47
| uu.;u1uE with tf- n"'ps tnf ho'h''
/ l:u,,uit< 1+'1tA'+i Inward tliT t'~e'.
inv. u,;ltlett N+xitnn 'i1i"rt@ as
It;,n,u,rt, and Mir. Nun'hrr" lah
,txli- !. .~,,,,ta' ct vt ttt,ttv: lt*:
~. = KEYS -
! >>.: * M"jor c"ln,'at': ''f:
! The atr.vt:l+ = tir-t '*fti''a1 tnf"t'
|u,ut}ou rts+iv,A t.t the 49,: a~l'a}t
unpnt 1T ut,>.nttlg nttl,r', *''*'t K 4 It q!
xnu4z~, tt Ait,,nlt ut ii fetol'l ;1t><':*: # +:
j j.. .... MAnslA1&: tAr1NKEn'"~.: ;. y.
: LAnE,s,, rrx.. Dec. II =~Sln't= 'he
rAp: ltr>. If t~r un,tth y htts Vt vi sn"1'
. n,: ~+ ur.lay b> l,Andi's n't ":"a '1A
l.+n heard OF ,t4,n, aud :=t'==* *t"ft
th.v hnyr te.n hl'lrh. A*A* +"
a,,h, ,i+ur Nun,A u Ii s3t,Iat.t'1nt ~ II
!. t4u}t~1 i ultx. cu*uIfy, utdrf:. t'n
u,<ud nf r. etst. t>t@t l1as rtn*]teh INV
|ritv, The rn1ag+mrnt' "crnrted "oou
.;aO y lies frs,ni Laredo. 1t n II a'e'
> thut ntt b.t1'i,t WA- k'It'a' -"
v uouut,etl nntl n nu:1sl'er of hor-t- cal
$urt.1. NJ c,.xAiait,t- nrr rtlu'ttd q
:,},. Au,trun,t -lAr. - Complaint
mut.** ia tapar>y tf ~ x:'':1'' >"'o'a'
,ra~.ttt ts1 tt.i- ii *".> t4,tfnhy, het
It,,trrrtr<t, auA carried bark. oy t"Fc
.vrrtI NrxtcA, cltiz=i1~. Y ho "t
i,rut1pIil ~ ufl.nut's~ t" this >'1e ny u
: ! hanu,s ufttr ttie ~An / ,yuatI*' '4h:' i:
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-12-29

~ i WN'1NEf.
II HrfhT,
ut,, street, n>e, slu.kkro~e,s -+atiobat naH%
vnrk xuarat1te ii and At reasonable 1a'es'
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-12-29

d. =: :, ~ H*'thi !*;ti&x j: SURGEON i .
t1,1te ii ", r, AAysped ruK stare @.-:-.%'