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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-03
1INEHAKI ~ IAIUM,
City Bank Building. \
FOR SALE!

House % rooms, Twenty nrst street.
House ot rooms, 1851 Market street.. - f09
House rooms, Cnapline street., sixth ward,
q 900.
HouAs rooms 2318 Jacob street g., So
Lot Cu TNcnty.ninth street. 1850
One-hHif LOT on TWenty-ninth street $500
One-hhlf lot on Jacob stfeet, FIN ward.
House ~ rooms, Woods street, Centre
wheeling, e. 500
Splendid farm. 50 acres. nine mile, east Of
city Cheap
House Of i've rooms on Fourteenth street
House Of three rooms 10 FIRST ward, Nd
House Of four rooms on Eighteenth street
81 OO
Two very desirable lots on South Front street.
Island cheap.
Business house on Ch'plins and Twenty 'iT,h
streets
Large 10, At NcMscbsn. Ground ioorsoR
Very CHEAP
House Of eight rooms. With modern convent.
ences. on jacob street. between Fifteenth asd
SiKtesnth streets.
Cornsr ons-hsf lot on Hocollosh and Bsg--
montttreett
One OF The bsst manufacturing sites In ths
city fronting on two railroads.
MONEY TO LOAN.
Money to loan on city rsa! estate
NESBITT 81 DEVINE,
myl0 l72o MARKET street
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RGD4A1&

: ARGum EMIT. CAV il1 PUBLISH aalai-
"A ING COMPANY, Of Jersey City. n. J.,
have undertaken 70 guarantee e
81 their Advertising patrons a total
= circulation for their various papers
- Of not less than ONE EIILLION.
This means an addition OF 500,ol0 %
~ our present lists. 70 has heen SAID
y that 10 secure a half million new
- subscribers In s.L months H o 1ps'-
~ ness lmposGbihiy. This s prObo-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-03
EOS, SALE.


Residence on south Penn street, .. ". corner
Penn and Fink. one OF the best locations on
the Island. lis modern designed house,
large and well improved yard. With room
enough for another house Will divide Il n do
sized
BUILDING LOTS
On Fifteenth street. Your last chance Tor this
desirable location, Will sell any number OF
feet you want.
T5OJ buys good lot on McColloch street, DO
tween Ninth and Tcuth streets.
SIS will purchase good lot on north end OF
Island. Good small investment, IS they are
growing In price every day.
Fl A n M -
Tho Tilton Farm az Deep Run, six miles
north OF this city. No better IN this section.
will grow anything that grows 80 this clinste.
II YOU don't want 10 al, will divide t. Two
railroads through IL. and depot. Only a few
minutes ride from this city. Full information
eau be had on farm by Mr.. Tilton.
c. O. SMITH,
iy2O 1919 Market street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-03
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

5000 will buy a good tour-soomed house on
virginia street
$500 will buy SiE-roomee house on Eigh.
tenth street
N.sJOwl buv o si1.roomed house and four
lots On High street
1850 will bay fve.roomed house on Viz
sinla street
SI5O0 will buy fourroomed house. East End
as will buy Tot IS, square 5, Gilchrs 5 add
ton.
s400wil buya lot in old Fair Grounds addition.
$500 will buy One building lot on Chaplins
street opposite City Hall
GEO J. MATHISoN
Telephone II, Real Estate Agent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-03

TlOR SALE AND FOR RENT CARDS AT
il REalsrER Counting Room. ; cts. each.
T1OR SALE, CHEAP-LOT bOxl60 ~ Walnut
II Grove, lying between =. W. Mitchell ; ana
Ing the residence OF Capt b. W. Smith and the
Mitchell residence. inquire OF ROSS MITCH
ELL Nartin,s Ferry. y. my2S
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-03
DWELLINrs

EoR RENT-Two MODERN DWELLlSgs
il on 5. Penn street. Island: each contains SIX
rooms. finished attic and cellar, bath rooms,
water closets. hot and cold water and both
gases. Apply 10 AL0NZO BAkh Lh6; IA
Sonth Penn streeL lelAueh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-03

EoR RENT-FINEU UPSTAIRS DWELLINGS
Il OF seven rooms each: also stsre rooms In
the new building corner OF Main and Tenth
streets. Also four rooms with river view sec
ond door No. 1905 Main street. JAS. l.. hAN'
LEY, No. 1890 Main street lezl
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-03
for @snt.

EOR BENT AND FOR SALE CARDS AT
Il REsIsrER Counting Room. cts. each.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-03

ToR RENT-THE ROOM II CRANGLES
Il Block. now occupied b. The City Bank OF
Wheeling. Possession given any tilne Silet
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-03

DAsE BALLS. BATS. MASKS, GENvEs,
ID Foot Balls, CToGuet and hsmmocks. q 7ssp
Books, Magazines and Newspapers. PITT E
Dispatch l5c per week 2oc including 81
Delivered snywhere. {. d, QUI&B,
Market street.
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lor EnIe---l.euI Qsstate.

NOR SALE-BLANK DEEDS AND DEED:
Il OF Trust. &c. each. a. REGISTER otfice.
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ElOR RENT-IoFFER MY HOTEL BkUNs,
sell the furniture upon reasonable terms.
have been IN business fer 10 years, retiring
only on account OF III health. Apply ll9l Msr-
ket street Wheeling. l!oleuh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-03

TAYLOR-The drought is not having
much effect now; the streams and wells
are very low The weather for the
pasc week has intevferred some with
harvesting hay. Heavy wind and just
a touch Of hail on the 21th, with the
thermometer falling - degrees in less
than an hour. o. u. AJGIR.
WooD-Wheat generally housed or in
stack, some threShed, yielding we'll
Hay mostly secured in barn and STACK;
crop below an average. Horses aud
cattle suffering greatly by attacks Of
svrarns of flies. :. :. STONE.
W. w. DENT, Director.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-03

RoAyE-Tbe first OF the week was
very hot and dry; corn and grass parch-
ed: vegetables were dying; the 29th and
20ta we had good rains which cooled the
air and revived vegetation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-03

WiEr-MoSt opp0rtune rains have
fallen, an interval OF a week between;
rain last night Temperature beneficial
to curing grasses; injurious 10 corn and
vegetables, actually Scaldiug tomatoes.
NJ.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-03

. those whose names Won -CuC. In every cnsr
we viii pay che full amount on the re-
ward tOrcoTrect answers 10 ihC person
who sends the Names
Don't send onsrr,rs Irjfhd,f slbscrfptiors-tbev
viii receive 10 attention ald cannot possibly win
reward even II correct.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-12-30
RIOT At a FESTIVAL.
A Fusiiade Of Ballots, and Colored NJ,
and Women Are shot.

A Fusiiade OF Bullets, and Colored Men
and Women Are shot.
Dover, KY, Dee. 90. "A tersible riot
and battle with pistols occurred here
Tuesday. Oyer fifty shots were fired
and several persons will die from their
wounds. II was followed by battle
between the negroes and officers.
IN the melee these four negroes were
shot: Ruth Field, aged IS, shot in the
groin with gun In the hands of Wal
Ter Green. Green was aiming at Charles
Whaley. pdrWhaley was dangerously
wounded also Charles berry got three
bullets in his body. Another. name un-
known, was fatally shot
The trouble occurred AZ festival and
dance and began over trifinR dispute
between Gteon AID Berry Al sTera
intoxicated. Berry. began to abuse
Green and fred ut him several timeA
Green ran Ia the house and got shot
gun, when general firing began. Az
ter Green Ind shot the woman all fed
Then the real trouble began. Berry
and Whaley shot at Green's house and
smashed the windows and doors. Mar
shall Gibson summoned posse and pur-
sued the Negroes Both sides began
shooting, and the crack OF pistols and
whizzing OF bullets aroused the town.
Three Of the escaping party were shot,
but their names are not known, as they
were carried of 50
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Ripe OLD AoE.
Death of = Woman who Remembered
cntharine n. Of Russia.


Death u = Woman who Remembered
catharine u. Of Russia.
NEW YoRK, Dee 2o.--Liel Lesbtoyn-
ski. Russian Jewess, who died here
from old age. was certainly one Of the
oldest women on earth, II the statement
she made was true. She once Stoid
her relatives that she was born
In 0dcssa. Russia, ID l76s, which
world mike hcr ~ years old. Ac-
curding " tho tale, when a young girl
slts went M 81 Petersburg and was en-
pfoyed As goycrness hi d noble family.
The eldest seasfSn In love with her and
in consequence She was sent away. She
married government clerk who was
subsequently, banished to Siberia for
getting mixed up In political con-
spiracy. She was left with four daugh.
ters At the time OF her death she was
living with hor daughter, Mrs Kamen-
ski, now 81 years old, and her grand
daughter, Mrs. Spleen, n middle aged
woman with 4 large family.
The old woman has only been in this
country plnetcen months. She was
well known. however. for shc~was TO bc
seen often wandering along the side
walks She was bent nearly double and
her skin looked moro lllse parchment
than flesh. She was held in snpcrsti-
tions awe by tile women and children
Of the noighborhooti. Fhe old woman
often said that she rcinembcrsd we'll
when Catharinn RI was ezarinn (f7Bs-
1900, the wars against Poland, Turkey
and Persia nj the end 81 TINT reign, and
the aeeessions Of the czars Paul l.,
Alexander l., Nicholas l, and Alexander
III. and Ill. She rcmembcreA also the
Napoleonic wars and the infusion OF
Russia by the Freneh in 1919. tho burn
ing Of Moscow and the return OF the
Russian troops after Napoleon had
been finally crushed. She was a well
educated woman. being able TO speak
Hebrew. French and German, besides
her native language.
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REINs.s ROMANCE.
she Comes From France 10 We'd. Nut
areeis with disappointment


she Comes From France 70 WRd. Nut
Meets with disappointment
KANSAS CRY, Mo. dec. ~ Refine
Duhaute. 4 pretty French girl after
having made Journey across tho
ocean and half aerfas the American
,ontlnent 70 marry her sweetheart,
started on hcFrstsEn holneward Tues
day morning. the victim 81 her faithIesa
lover
Mutual friends started q correspond
encc between Mile. Duhante and Felix
Dumas. Frenchmnn who came 20 this
country in 1890 and bought ranch In
Oklahoma. The correspondence led 10
the engagement q the two. although
they had never seen each other Finally
the day was set for the wedding. and
Mile. Duhaute. who was a aoyerncss NJ
the time 10 nm Englishman's family In
London, started for America 10 meet
her intended husband. The meeting
place was to have been the offlce Of
French Consul Long.
Mile Duhaute arrived promptly on
time, but NJ Dumas failed ia. put In an
appearance. Consul Long wrote to the
tardy loycr, and received a reply from
Dumas that he had changed his mind,
and that he did not now desire to marry
Mile. Duhaute, This drove the little
Frenchwomand distracted, and she threat
ened to commit suicide having no
friends in tho country and no means TO
return hcme. Consul Long informed
her mistress in London of the situation
by cable, and the latter cabled funds
for Mile. Dnhautc to return 10 London.
She started on the homeward journey
Tuesday.
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FIREBOQS At MILWAUKEE,.

Another Great Loss Of Property-A Bomb
Thrown Iato the south side street Car
Farms, ard ConflagratIon Follows.
MILWAUKEE. Wis., Dee. 20.--The
South side street car barns arc de-
stroyed. The loss Is mostly on cars,
several hundred OF which were burned.
The fire Is claimed by the Waterman 70
have bee4 incendiary. Loss estimated
ut $500. 000. The manager said IYednes-
day morning that the total loss would
amount TO s5i0. 900, on which there was
but $4,000 Insurance on the buildings
The loss falls on the Willard syndi-
cate which owns the property. Prince
Bismarck, Of Germany. Is q large stock,
holder in the syndicate. Like All the
other fires this one was OF incendiary
origin, but the author Of the outrage
Is unknown. The police have redoubled
their efforts to capture the miscreants,
who ii Is claimed threw bomb. The
bomb-thrower is supposed to be the
firebug who has started fully dozen
other disastrous fire within a month. A
grand jury will be summoned to in
vestigate.
Chief OF Police Policy has received an
anonymous letter which states that
"Milwaukee win be in ashes before
July s next The police believe some
crazy person whose mania is incendiar-
ism has been the author Of all the hate
fires and has played havoc with the,
property.
\ Public feeling is at high tension and
should the bastard be captured and fall
into the hands Of the people he viii be
melted out swift punishment. Some kind
Of explosive, wlficirspreads the flames
rapidly, has been used by the fircbug at
ali the fires
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cnlae,. q n entr-one Years.

Wn.KEsgaRRE, Pa. Dec 29.-It was
intensely cold Ia this section Tuesday
morning, being the coolest in twenty
one years Itwas fourteen degrees be-
tow zero. On Wilkesbarre mountain
several freight trains had 70 be aban-
ioned for the time being. The brake
men were almost frozen to death, the
:rew Of one train being entirely dis
abled The engineer went back to flag
the approaching trains and was over
come by the cold and lay down on the
track. The engineer of an approach
ing train stopped in time to rescue him
and prevent an accident
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-12-30
A NOVEL SUIT.
OF General Interest to Borrowers
and Lenders.
The Right Of ! Bank to Charge i Com
mission Besides the Fun
Legal Rate Of Interest For . Loan u
Money Il Raised d the snptAsho
Court Nc ChIcAno-s over : alll-
Hon Dollars nt Issue.

CHICAGO. Dec. 90 "A Judgment for
IN 2QQ 900 Is asked. and the right Of .
bank toaeharge commission besides
the fulf lcgalirate 81 interest for loan
y raised in q plea flied Ia tho superior
court Tuesday morning The rnsc q
that Of the Western national bank. 81
New York, against Allison, ShAifNr
4 Co. On November 10 last the pinintin
began an aAsumpsit suit for ssOo.oOO
against the defendants Tho no.
tion was brought on two notoa given
by the defendants ID secure lonns BY the
plaintiff One was given IN November.
1901, and WINS for ti2b.OO0 Tho other
bore date Of January 20, 1904. and VIVA
for eso,0a The fact that the dcfend-
ant Is the company which y building
the Worlds fair trucks for the Illinois
Central, and Is ono 81 the largest rail-
road construction contractors, excited
considerable interest III tho anik Tho
company. IL Ii said. Ii backed BY uniitn-
tied capital The plea filed y : lengthy
one, and claims that the notes were NIB
solutely void because Of the ueufious
rate Of Interest charged BY the bnnlt.
Tho New York statute Is set up. which
makes II unlawful not only to charge
moro than Q percents but 10 accept or re-
serve any greater sum Or value o. con-s
sidcratioEeof any kind other than ak
dollars ON every one hundred dollars
per year. 10th notes, says 4he plea
bore six per cent. interest. On tho flret
loin the defendanta, BY agreement
paid commission Of e21. 600 over and
nbove the interest. On the n6nond a. sos
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The Catholic Fatty 81 New York Aroused
'ssssOyer this Restorntiou u Or. aIcGiynn.
NEW YoRK, Dee 20. Tho Herald this
morning says there are many priests IN
this atchdiocese who think the mfr ~
mystefxs nres6r regarding the terms
on whichSsIlr McGlynn was nhsolved Of
accommodation contains an insult "a
Archbishop Corrigan.
Mgr. satolli did not take the trouble
TO notify Archbishop Corrigan, Il Is
said, Of the restoration Of pr. McGlynn
into the church, as was evinced BY the
latter's statement 10 the public on last
Saturday. The failure 70 observe this
formality by Mgr. SatoIli n said TO be
looked upon as o snub.
Mgr. Satolli's action IN restoring Or.
McGlynn to HIS priestly functions, and
declaring him free from ecclesiastical
censurcs, has certainly made the papai
legate host Of enemies In this city
and especially III tho ranks Of that por-
tionaof the Roman Catholic laity which
has always upheld the attitude Of the
archbishop in the McGlynn contro-
versy.
The feeling has been gathering
strength with the days. and II il quite
probable that there will be q meeting
before the week Is out 81 = nnmbef
Of the most Influential Catholic laymon
in this diocese. at which will be ccnsid-
cred the advisability Of entering for
NAL protest against Mgr Satolli's nctionl
in the McGlynn matter. IL hns not vet
been decided whether the resultss "
this conferences will be made public
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,IoorahI.i,r "a Chicago.

.cHIcaao, Dec. ga moonshiner do
ing business in the heart Of Chicago
was discovered Tuesday. His still Is
located in brick house which stands In
the square not blocks from the Grant
snonAment in Lincoln park The en-.
ire neighborhood around the little dis
lillery is OF the most exclusive kind.
The little house has never been occupied
by but one man, and he and his habits
have long beena matter of much curl
osity. OF late no attention has been
oaid to the man, and twas only by ac-
.ident that his little still was discov-
sred Tuesday Tho revenue officials
and the police are yet in ignorance Of
The stills existence.
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SIMPLE CEREMONY.
The Remains OF Father Henrici, tbs Econ
omite. Inferred.

The Remains OF Father Henrici, tbs Econ
omite. Inferred.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, Dec 29.-The re-
mains of Father Heinrich were inferred
in the Harmonists' cemetery at Econ
omy Tuesday afternoon The services
were very simple but impressive, and
were conducted by John Duss, the new
leader of the community. The coffin
was made Of rough pine board, painted
black. There We're no handles to
It, nothing by which it might be carried.
and the silver plate upon which the
name and age are usually inscribed
was missing. The body was clothed in
plain white sheet, wrapped round and
round until It formed a perfect shroud.
No pall-bearers had been selected, and
the six men nearest the corpse picked
1t up and carried 1t to the grave The
Economics are buried side by side in
one long row, with no headstone, num-
Der. or, in fact, anything to tell where
they lie.
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nv y coward Not In.nne.

PIrTsBuRGH. Pa, Dec. 70. Rev. w. r.
Covert, the ex-attorney-in-fact of the
Order of Scion, and treasurer OF the
syndicate Of Harlem claimants whose
mind gave way under the severe strain
consequent on the Scion investigation,
was discharged from St Francis hos
pftal Tuesday.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-12-30
DRAGGED F:ReM COURT.

while IIis Trial Was In Progress Robert
Harper Was Taken 0ats by Mob aud
trang " 20 = Tree.
llowLINa GnEES, KY. Dee. 30. Rob
[ert Harper has paid the penalty for the
assault upon Miss Anderson. and the
people feel that the terrible crime has
been avenged Whom eburt opened
Wedaes1nH tnprning the WITNESSES for
Iths como 'Hen '7srs eSanipsa a .a
that the Commonwealth would rcst.
Judge Dulaney had retired % the wilt
ness room when the mob entered tho
court armed with guns
The mob leaders grabbed the wretch
and dragged him from the court room
IL was then announced that tho
hanging would take place at the fair
grounds, which Is just one mile from
the court house. The march continued
up State avenue and out Twelfth 10 the
grounds.
just inside the gate b d large beech
tree and under this was placed a wagon.
His feet and hands were securely TIED
and the moose placed around HIS necls.,,
He was then lifted TO the wagon seal
and allowed to make statement las
stontly protested his ipnocence md dice
game His GOODNESS was remarkable,
The wagon was pulled from under
him ut l1.57 o'clock, and he was pro
nounced 70 be dead 10 minutes later a
placard was then placed upon the body
which read: t.This body must hang I'M
til tomorrow, December 20. by order
of the committee"
Meta shot was fired and the crowd
dispersed quietly. There was no bois
terons conduct, and the mob was com.
posed OF sober and orderly men, in the
main. More than 1000 men were ir
the crowd.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-12-30
WHITE House SIN oaara .tlaed.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2o.--The white
house Is still in q state Of quarantine,
and bids fair TO remain SO for Mt least
three weeks TO come. Red cards say
ing, Scarlet fever within" are conspic-
nous on the entraN ,es 10 the private
part Of the mansSl on the first and
second floors, and the outside doors dis
play small notices to the effect that the
house is closed 10 the public.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-12-30

CANTON, O., Dec. 29.-The new king
Of the economies, John Duss, was for
merly Stark county schooAteacher.
To Join the society he was divorced
from his wife, who also Joined the com
munistic settlement When promoted
to first assistant he took up his resi-
dence at Father Henricfs house, where
his former wife was housekeeper.
There the couple have been for years.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-12-30
4 prl,.ceton Prolessor Dea.l.

NEw York, Dec. 90 Gen. Jos Karge.
professor OF continental languages and
literature in Princeton college, died on
Pennsylvania railroad ferry boat
Tuesday afternoon, Of heart disease.
The general was on his way TO this city
TO spend the holidays with his son.
Gen. Karge has been celebrated for a
generation as one Of the institutions Of
Princeton college. x.
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Ruled on The rurf Tor IRA nd.

New ORLEANS, Dec 20. The board Of
control met Tuesday evening TO con-
Time its investigation Of therunning Of
Miss Gilley In the fifth race Tuesday,
and, finding that the running was
fraudulent. ruled the marc, her owner.
Del Jordan. and the jockey, Frank Jor-
dan, of the turf
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t,6.t ,.fn, ms Lie.

orruMwA, Ia, Dec. 20. "A. Byerly, q
Young man living at the agency, went
10 bed at the Laclede hotel and got up
to turn on the electric light, but turned
on the gas instead He was found dead
IN his room Tuesday morning.
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outia IS 4 ppointed ns Onlcers.

CoFFEYvILLE, Kana Dec 90 Follow
ing close upon the appointment Of Bill
Dalton, brother Of the noted Dalton
boys, as deputy United States marshal.
comes the announcement Of the appoint
ment Of Bill Lipsy TO similar position.
Lip was formerly member Of the
noted starr gang"
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-12-30
shot at Ills Door.

CALVERT CITY, KY, Dec 2o.-J. c.
Green, farmer, was called to his door
and shot to death with bnckshot Jesse
and George Loftin. who four years ago
killed the blackwell boys. have been
arrested on suspicion of having done
the shooting to squire an old grudge.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-12-30

CANTON, o.. Dec. 20. The accidental
discharge Of . toy air-gun, penetrated
the pupil Of an eye Of five-yeaF-old Bees
sic Offenburger. One year ago, while
demented, her mother drank concen-
trated I've and beat her brains out with
! Ratchet
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-12-30

CHARLESTON, s q, Dec 29-The Ma
tional bank Of Newberry has declared a
dividend Of fifty per cent paya-
BILE after January /. This means
that the surplus7of the bank will be re-
iuced by $4,000 and the policy of the
present state administration in taxing
banks and other corporations Is having
the effect Of reducing the taxable prop
erty.
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,wcnt,-two DEGREES below zero.

HURoN, ). D.. Dec. 90 Intensely
cold weather has prevailed here and
throughout the Jim River valley for the
past three days. The thermometer at
the u. s. weather bureau registered 12
TO % degrees below zero. No suffering
Is reported from any direction.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-12-30

4 LAREDO, Tex, Dec. ~ News has
reached here that the Mexican soldiers.
$50 strong. and rcvolutionists. SOD
strong, fought on Monday at Las Ami
mas, Mexico Thirteen soldiers and .
score OF reyolutionists were killed
MANY were wounded on both sides.