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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-11-26

the sugar duties on the one hand, and
the passage Of extravegant pension
bills on the other, without any pro-
vision ofrevenue to meet the new de-
mands upon the Treasury, were IN
tended to make Tariff Reform impossi-
lie. Unless some check upon expen-
diture shall be devised the yearly rev
enue must be increased 70 $3.50, OO0,-
600.
Like eyicted tenants, the Republic
cans 20 out Of power malicious a q
revengeful, determined to leave the
premises in as bad acondition as posi-
BILE for the new cemers.
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Ask
\. Jour
Doctor
- Il .r

If a pure, stceet prepa-
ration of,refined cotton
seed oil and. purified
beef suet is not more
wholesome than ami
NAL cooking fats.
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SATURDAY EVENING. SUvEKgsR 26. 1892.

Editor j. Nelson Wisner Of the Mar
tinsburg Independent ran for Congress
On the Republican ticket against
Billy Wilson, and was triumphant
~ elected to remain in the ranks of
Journalism. In the last issue Of his
Saper Mr. Wisner sadly remarks "a
load of wood win be taken in exchange
for subscription at this Office It is
evident that the realities of life are
present in Martinsburg. Baltimore
Netcs.
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lone Dollar
1t is the Largest Paper
CoNINe Ikro III sTArE.

II contains more choice, varied and attractive
reading matter than any half dozen ordinary
newspapers. H..
Its entertaining, chaste and delightful eontin,,
ned stories by the best authors are among the
desirable features.
The WHEELING REGISTER live stock, produce,
wool and grain markets. from Philadelphia,
New York, Baltimore aud Chicago are full, aeF
curate and complete.
Every town, city. and eouaty seat in the State
is a center o. news which the Ha,lsrs II PUBLISH
es with weekly regularity, 80 thatl every citizen
in the State must t41e tine HEptsTEg 90 Keep
thoroughly posted in State matters.
The Democratic Party viii shortly come intC
power ard the KE,ssTEa will be a faithful
chr0nitisr Of events occurring under Tie C!eve-
land Administration. Everybody will wknt IL
know what Is going on in Washington The
REetsTEgs Special Correspondent VIII Keep
them posted
The Legislature ,ytll -Hor4 " asFatabie, II WIN
beff very import mt ttssion. Sa f.itiafn o. the
State canaGord to3lea ifftotlt We REgfs rEH. Its
legislative Fegtrts, ana ID fact III new! saat,
tiers ttolp taa stste ea}itaF ere recognized
ttratl4hout the tdte.as'theunst elaborate and
Rcpnplete,
Rpaseinber, one Dollar buys the WKpEL1
REalsrER from now till January 1854.
r8~All remittalnes should be either hF uosta
order, re gisteged letter or check Then there i.
no danger OF lSss or delay
Address
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How does he feel9-He has
irregular bowels and peculiar
stools-Augast FloWer The rem
e6y. lobby
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-11-26
Health
andConnfort.re
Destroyed
-

by the use of poor smoking t..
bacco.r The one tobacco that
has held it's own through an
the changes of time and against
all competitors is Rlackwell's
Bull Durham Smoking Tobacco
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8 August
lover

HoO does he feel9-He feels
cranky. and is constantly ex-
perimenting, dieting himself.
adopting strange notions, and
changing the cooking, the
dishes, the hours, and manner
of his eating-Angust F7osoer
the remedy.
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WHY

Because it's always pure, all
ways tie same, always the
best. Such a record tells more
than pages of talk. = It's
just as good to-day as ever aai
it is the tobacco for you. Ii
you smoke, you should smoke
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-11-26

Hon. does lie feeI2-He feels
at times a gnawing, voracious,
Unsuitable appetite, wholly un-
accountable, unnatural and un-
heaIthy.-Augu Hower the
remedy.
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The WORLD.
eusLIsnED DAILY AND WEEKLY.
u. VERNON ALER. Editor q. Prop'r.
% OFFICE vlLSlN BLOCK, PUBLIC SQUARE.

Jrs World frtit be dei5rsrea M earfsers % ~ rfs
~ city orders for pGpSrs 1adE be gtessf-fo car
in. cdHedssey o. sent n me- offcs bVpostft
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Address all communications 70
THE WORLD
mAaTiNssuRe

--,-evsa al IA Prtcwr, a, Rartinaass, W. "a.
y second class mail matter.
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Hour does he feel2-He feels
no desire to go to the table and
a grumbling, fault-finding,
over-nicety about what is set
before him when he is there
august FIoacer the remedy.
The evening world., 1892-04-25
Political Pcrpourr..
ASSAULT ON The HIGH SEAS.

Tn. Ssooud NLrorAIT Cub Of Boston nLs de.
e.Gred !ts.-i u i4'u: U ttt tree coinage Of vsr
The evening world., 1892-04-25
ANARCHY is DEFIANT.
Ravachol's Friends Threaten
Bombs If he Is Punished.
Barr;eades in Rome Against knar-
chistic Rioters.
Queen Victoria Travelling In France
General Cable News.


PARIs. April 25.-Nuch ir'erest is mani
Tested IN the trial OF the Anarchist RavAchrL
who Is charged with having caused the e.
plos1on at the resideuc. Of Judge BenulL l3a
Boulevard ST German, who presided At tho
trial Of Anarchists al the Seine Assizes u1
April IS, 1891. and az the house corner q Tie
Rue de CIchy AMI the Rue C Berlin. tie resi-.
dence q NJ Bulot. who conducted the prose
cution on that occasion.
The thai Is nIed for Tomorrow. BIi tie
demand for tickets OF admission 70 the court
room has been very active.
somewhat uampepeo, however. 10y b state
meDt that appeared yesterday that friends Of
RAvAchol were plotting TO prevent any seu-
tence the court might impose upon him from
being carried out
il Is not known what course the Anarchists
viii pursue, but /; Is feared that some Of them
may in some way gain admission 20 The
courtroom and throw a bomb
OF course, II IS hardly probable thbt such s
thing could happen, but SO many dynamite
outraees have been perpetrated IL spite OF a.
the precautions Of the police thai TIE public
Is willing TO believe that the Anarchists viii
try any scheme, no matter how desperate, q
prevent Kavachol from being punished
all anxious TO PRESIDE 81 the trial. as the Al.
archists have threatened vengeance Bgslus;
the Judge who sentences him.
The evening world., 1892-04-25
Second Nate and Captain Q. the
Comet Attacked by Boy.

O;;5 CoIrac Lwalt, steward IL tie hi?
Genet. Which arrived 81, THIS port at-r1Ay,
was arrested u saturday evening 10y Deputy
l-it"- states AErs1-. EerLLa'L ,4argy-
with Lsaau!llg q APT hrippDer AID u.eti.-1
>elE1.r. the second I-ste oi the vessel. while
u TIE WAY t-r- Hong ! h1-r !, tlts port Hg
Va brought c-w- from Ludlow srr-at ia.
TINS morning ana Arrnguea bs'ure United
states ggG-..,l net shields, Who directed
That ne =. take4 before The Ger-lAl Consul
Jr-u"rAL
twLlt,~ao : = ar.l5-lnoE!ug boy o: eighteen
years, with -glt-t.-e eyes. = native o.!
DarUstA1t- ON Feo. j. last he assaulted the
second !2Aie w.,A larmer, knocking HIN
.L-'..s.pl..
g.y day. later. While Capt. Kr.ppuar was
.Einc u lounge II A!s cabin, twAld 4S-
- -.l"- E.t.. VIII - LZf.-t', -t-.EILE lin q
L--L Der G! u!uws j.. TIE lace
LWaIl says Thai the a;@ tregu 1tly struck
ana ilrEel him Wl'-H-l cause. and called
lin VI, LaIta- II, lo.1 tie ..&,t iaE' lie
wp-ll "lsy AL out II Le continued lis
abuse. lie as-"-l'e4 he c4yialL beca USE lie
a. called hin VIZ lanes
The prs .er wal p.ca-tlv he sen back 70
Germany - II" steamer .ravv. sailing t.
IL rrgW = ring. . Tie trerI-al I.-.s-- -
1.-"c' =, %, = !, case over vLlrn the courts
%. us country have - l-".Sllgu1L.
The evening world., 1892-04-25
HARRISON At GRAk7'S TOMB.
he VIII Lay the Monunen:
Cornerstone On wednesday,
Cabinet Onicers and State and City
OhlciA.s TO he Present.

Arrangement have Row teen ~-a.;.-'n1
. The lmp,s''r u,-,uY-la. WHO. w. t.,.
place o. "Wednesday AFTERNOON r'r' ai ~.
lgvilg OF iAs CJr."r--igae - tDs r'aL' " H---
melt-
President Harrison wi. bs Anrc 30 vre-Ile
1t u. ce,eil1u., aha De- WI %. acc PAINTED
~ Mr. Harrison Eld NUN p-' 20: Ltlr.i
crcers aDa lAe.' vIE., ne F-...J.a'.al
yIr;s WI. 4rhye Wasl.a.'c- i,-mor-1. l.t.,-
np1l lt 400. C-l~inr- lave u-,l engaged
for il - -. Ft"l Avenue uufrL
GOV. l.gv.r Hll. Ills ATTEND WITH Ii, s'aT
ar1 llGly @; The state officials ~ L.rtl,
aLu member, %; both houses 10, the Ls-l--
Ia u-e, WINE invitation, have u"ca sIt'D1eo
y ,ne monument ,y.4;al''c. o. 'hn Mum
clpAl o1.Ccr. O! New Yurk Aud B-u.tly-.
Preparations Lave D-e1 lll1e ipr TIE &c.
couupoE,I-a ia o.r crowd OF spectators &;
TIE ste Of tA, Monument. for Wednesday viii
be aAdly lr s3eC.a! at q The Lerlslsture.
4 number @: grand STANDS, with reserved
boxes :Dr tie Glslu-lisL"d guests who are
expected o. u. present OIL the occasion, are
now being erecl.4
The exercises o. iae tomb ". begin a, .
,. y. md vii BE- opened ur prayer, after
winch Geu. Horace Porter President %, the
O-arl Monument Ass citation. vii give
history Of III" progress 0: the work. Then
PRESIDENT Harrison viii Jay the corner
stone
The GRAFTON 10y Dr. CLauucey N. Depew vii
follow. and Ut It, close the hened.r'l1n viii
ue pronounced. The cerenJuies VII. close IN
time : 70 permit tie Presldcu'll. party % take
The ?. v train back u Wa. .LIlgIJ4.
MIR. Craft, with several members O. her
family. WILL be pres L 8 At the c-lsilrHy.
III. phrude ana military l"mlLsirEtiga wi.
bs = most ilpus.E. character. !Tu.. 4
from H. huttl 10 the site ~ tlf l.. ..luMaut-
Coz. Flower has ordered out IL. ilrsi Br'-
EE1, which comprises all las NGU0l4! & La'I
regiments II tuis cit! aI1 Brooklyn. k.l
there Will he ILrse Delegation g, G'sld
Army Veterans ana mem Gers o! the Legion O.:
Honor H. .iL'.
Resides these Gen o. O. u ward aud lIs
star Eul the United States u,1I, 'ryn
GH'trhurs ls4an1 ana he trl-HAl1Aut U!
the NAVY Arl Hrd corp, ~ l-r.H-. will
have plhce II d" line. lie lsal 70. lie C.l-
ur.n w!l h- preceded by a double y.a' ,pl u'
pDAce ~ tL1 II u1tel squad Members %.
The HA'lous con LMlij""s IL t4a'C- u The WEIL
VI. follow The column 10 carnage.
Tie President ana las parry Nil lave The
FlitL Avenue note! Lt IrJl ID N-au--4ar.
During lh" c-r-uHLle- slIL,r- wiz tt- rrel
ron lie L.i'- at's Lava vessel -' ms
s'HilgL, which WILL Ice anchored 10 The &prlu
ElTer cppJslt. the b.LC, following 'us IL.
siructipns ~ The S-CreiarT u! LIE Navy.
The evening world., 1892-04-25
Queen Victoria Travels Under D!t-
ferent Conditions in France.


HIEKEs, France, April 25-Queeu Vlcr1r!A-s
v1sl; 70 C1stebelle has b"eI brought = close
To-day, accompanied oy The Prince and
Fr!luess ~ BatteLoar:. her NJ
esiy started fcr DarIns,Ad,. wls-.
she VIII visi; lhe Duual family Il
Il ssid that she viii meet at DarIusta1t h.-
daughter, Lmuress FreaericE, and perl Aps
Emperor william. Al enormous crowd H.
Eenhled al he railway station 10 w.t1,s, tie
oepariu- q the royal party
The P-e'ect and Mayor presented bouquets
hand PLAYED ths Brlusl a. hem AID d
royal salute Of lul Eua. va, urea Hey
Majesty ralnaiDed stGud!uE IL L window Z
her cGiTi- re a. the TRAIN oepar,rd. >h- ,e-
peatecly smiled ard bowed - The people
cheer hc-.
The scene was II striking contrast to 'Ae
custom thai obtains IL ElE.anI wh@I t4e
Queen starts OF L JOuruey. There eN,~yp,-y
l. eSc.uaed fruL- IL sisilgu- lat! 1r. aud Ne
WIDOW, q The queens cGrr1sCe are covered
Will tlibds Here any ole was allowed = enter
the station as upon ordinary p-ca-lou.. a,a
DO attempt T. MADE TO hlae The !L,e-.or .,
The carriage.
The Prince ana Princess ~ Wales Will r..
main al cape NGrtlA Ior .i'tle WlLe ..L.er
The evening world., 1892-04-25
POLICE JUSTICE KELLY DEAD
Judge Coobrare's Successor Car
RED OF by P.eurisy,

pce7 regret was expressed II prliuca, c:--
cles this morning when II became ElowI that
Police Justice John l. Kelly was dead He
died shortly before midnight last night st
III D.-.e. . 90 IVES; ! FJrty-ei-hth street. HIS
death wa, sudden. he was lgt cons ds-ed 10
b II dagger u-tA Friday night, when lie
o"Eal /. sink
About tel days ago Justice Kelly caught q
ha1 cold. oyt H. continued T. SIT l. court,
sunday, Apr. J.. however, IL was unable 10
g 10 ourt aud lo1E 70 lis bed HIS illness
developed into p.eurlsy. from which he dl=a
The last rites cttLe. Roman Catholic Church
wtre administered OIL salur4-y.
Justice Ae.ly wa well-guJvu on the west
see. H. Was oorr II West ro-'y-arst street.
ana lived IL that ns!-Lo9rnooo b.. LIS lie
His ,athe' was ! c-L,rhctor.
The justice TOOK IL 4r'.ve Ta-i II politics
u the ~yy,-teeLt4 As,eLc.y District. aad
Wa senator F.ylEert, ac.~sr le-'4uarl
there. BE never RAJ I1r AZ elective once. but
held -aLr aTp1luuve positions.
IL, tIst poLuca. place o: prominence was
a. c.erE the ~ ay, ND Ne4.s Committee O.:
tA- Huls- %; Eepr"sa -,4,!v,s during the
Tor;y-:oI:;G, Toriy-nr4 And F1rt!-slxth
Congresses Aiterv ards h. was clerk @, the
Committee on Puul.c Health Iron lsSi to
l'al ae wa, clerk q! tn Eleventh District
C.yl. curt
= year ago Mayor Grant aTpr.lt"d HIN .
Pul..r ,1-s'4c= L succeed DtL.J J1L- Cp-.!rALe.
re- EIeL lie first sat II tie Harlem court
aa1 "a, ua cuty there w4tu taken SICK
Nay. Draci VII have tie appointment 4
l., suc-ess,-. Justice Key kG4 eight year
= s~''- ~ ne h-n. ;. a- GeL I1cLr-ue Lad
The evening world., 1892-04-25
No PLEDGES FOR HARRISON.
E.v York's Delegates Viii Be
Uainstyucted, Says Flata
jimmy Oliver Given an Easy Berth
by the state senate

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ottl- county committee, VIII res 81 his m
p1r-A-r rla.ps unless the N.lrI.6rd matter
j. sl-l'...'g-. ' arranged Gv lie I.resi rent
t.grr.u.-l -,.,-,~. AL .., r,r-ias. - l--ow mat
>.r-.-ar, .1eri t. srcaa.,e ra.' TreasIrr
,o-i,,l!j i1r tla: u secretary k.ci,,ss 5, OF TIE
W.. I.rEr--u-rt
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d..,. time gs-,-.. ris 80, ,e-s r.'.-rr.,.-
And N.Jr-.dgy o...-.tgr.a. j5s.sr ana
i-,,r, viii ~ here Nj > ...sr n 4. ,1Fd
!. ID. vel. III. .-rair 70, uoi,srEi
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t,GrlAt nav LA,. Something 10 d = plinIn.
IN g-.-,l Change. II D.. r4po-'et
The evening world., 1892-04-25
Barr4cades Passed Against the
Anarchists at Rome.

tEFLcIAL oAHLI TO THE TvErrSo WORLD
RoME, April 25.-The danger 0; al out
break Of the working classes, esged Oh by the
Extreme Socialists Is growing SO pressl1- :
that the authorities are making most serious
preparations for II
The Government workpen are oarrlcGdluC
the houses OF orhciAls and the banks Of the
city, and. IN apprehension Of a carrying out OF
the threats made by yesterdays moi against
the AustT1Ans, the Austrian Embassy l. being
fortified against attack The lower windows
ere being walled up strongly enough TO pre-
vent any Rssailanus or their bullets from eu-
tertng.
Every member Of the Embassy LDd the ser
wants have been armed, and King Humpert
has given express Instructions 10 protect The
Embassy from violence, and the troops at the
garrison stand ready 70 march 1T moments
warning
VAluAbles are being secreted By people o;
wealth. and the palaces Of the nobility, whose
AIT galleries have heretofore been open 10
visitors are now closed and surrounded by
such safeguards as the envirouneut and re-
sources have made possible yn the spur OF
the moment
The Anarchists move about mysJeriously;
and ii Is thought that the Government hns
bsen App1sed Of some important move
contemplated by the mOblsaders, who
have set in motion the rsport thA; the
-four tax is 20 be renewed. The guA-cs about
the places OF storage for arms Rnd Gr.uri-
uun have beer doubled, ana soldiers guard
the houses OF those Of the nobility who ad-
here 20 the Vatican The people oi the city
are verg1ng on q panic frightened at al w.
known danger.
The evening world., 1892-04-25
PARSON POTTER'S FLESH POTS.
Tie Meats That Went Into Them
Have Been Pad Fcr
lie and Ru'cher Eclnhrim-r Met
aud settled After Court.


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- !'t .,N'' ga. ,'- W u. l'Atlh-
lfsAJ d I '. On &c ~ % u NJ. L. lt-
LL"- IL '.- 4''-... II = ~ 2: u. n ~ A".'
'''i' -t' ''I'l'l -'-. 80 g. '.tL '-t-
lltE hNprlF. 90 u nave 'df"- q Ist u
lev ! q %. s-'u.t d" ~ Li- ny .L- ~ Lt-.'-
evi.-i t-..- '-. ~ ]. - .--.' as. s-AT l-.aL,
'1 - t.-.' WAL '- a. .h.h4-. G''Hl.
Il' ~ 'u.''- Va sued ald .ulsv Eat
C'l"ll"I ON i'-'.l. Y ana 'L IN t'AI !t-
''1-''I. ifi'.-."4 I!4- t-a.-'. . .a"trf.
-. "''' ''4''-l !''.- h1e.L,' ma ail
Isll JOY .! u, c-ufg.-, answered ui- Fvil-f
aL'ri.'.
u. q --sr N''.'--! ''A q LhL-- ' " t.at
j - .-s..' a'4 ~ - tr..'
. l' b., ~ ISAl'> - ~ rl.Ls-L. 80.
L' FI'' aL,"ri va A.il's' !1sl IL ID"
'3. .-e H'.'! N--.- !.Il4"- through IL
t.-r 'y-.
j. 'h' -hIr l. interested ~ FHspJhN'tle i7F
il. - -".N A''4"i d as N''.-LI-f.
The evening world., 1892-04-25
TOUGHS Try TRAIN ROBBERY.
Passengers Were Prepared for Then
and Taey Eat 70 CIT"

wAiIh~r, al, h7rI. gt.-A gang 0't91gls
maze u a'tt.4g' 10 rou The we,i-rr.ld pA--
-: :-r tram y' tne kG-,-s F-.la. here ast4r-
dal 2 EH'.
Late 10 TIE evening severn. C tl7.r.s were
rlI 10 jher b'l-ae AZ TIE point 20. ii pistol
A. Ia. trul f.-@1 IL a' ll.l5 P. =. lDe -auc
at rle staI b Ieutal-l The IL hey naK uf
III operator lie sual"L.y oEH.g gul,ocl
the .Eu'. however, ana = o.Iet w.4t ,r4,a-
ilg pa-f hl- head
Tic r1uper- i4.- turned 'aelr attention 10
-, tra'n H.A-llE tie pl-rr. shot d. TIE
station rAr pass. lger- were ~ then guard t,s-
IRE the tran 81; ;ral. aul b. tn ubs-s
ATTEMPTED ard Il Train tUsy were Let
WI. drawn veal. .-..
severn. ,aui- were exchanged. E,1ss and
fras. bolts were Llr.eI ~ l4e robbers and
s-''al,e- I.Lts-s.aas windows Ncre aAAi-
tered
Mu.le the excitement wBs q; IT, height
ia' l'b.l pun. uL- After ming Hga.l tue
iuu-L- IL .ultsL Their horses AuI lei sJLtA.
Tie s-t,4C 4Ld gJas' ar IL pursuit
The evening world., 1892-04-25
SET The CHURCH on FIRE.
act OF Young Woman Who Is
Fou2d 20 be Luaat.c.

PLAINTIFF, y. J., Apri! 25.-NE-,s Maaou.
WI caused 5 .r--h excitement Il Tie Cres-
cent Avenue ~. Soytarl-u CHURCH last even.
u cv a;t- .-i,.ls : SCI N church % IRE.
was i.-1Ly ~ CITY Physician AIMS and u-
Il. =. Frlrls pronounced insane, and SIZE Will
be taken q liz Asy.gZl I1-,lgrra ".
TIE Young man va ues;!c II the
family y :. CG-1ra WlE-r.n0r. q Cr-,ceut
svt,le. While l1e family we've s. church
size ls,r he house aud JooE With he ca- 4
}sr s.-r ..- Ar-iv4LE b, ,ls Church she
=. -r~l Dc L0r0Sere n- The " or l- The vrs-l.
b. ? Er- about Tie eI;rlIr..
~L- t-sL l.L!If1 he ttr1Ss De. a-d while
%. --.'Hr, EE}. "a. J.. Hcalr-.. was nTe-.ac
Jr.''r. ..- '-rsw ~ ~. ,.l' door. ana
--L-" a-- -. L= -.lr,.-- he g.-.--. E-I!gu
ana .t-5"- L most Z pGlt.-
Tie -lE", "er- 'Nt.-gHl--e1 tF'rr= much
l-r.a-- Lao ue+L . .-t IL. vC-a- ls atrlt
'a.-H rc,~s y ag", ana La- ~ some 4ua
u-"' r"sa"1e1 -s l=i-s-tr-. y-t was s-Tpusel
-- .. harmless.
The evening world., 1892-04-25
TO CALL on ThE 40.
East-siders at Last 10 Return So
ciety's Visits 10 the s!uus.

IN sEtra1-dl-grv sch'tne has Jus' been put
OF To-; uy. tie "ast-sIde worker, ualsr N
l=Ale-s-lp u TIE Rev. Father Huntington.
Wc4.,ay people have here soiore engaged IL
summing expeditions IL tle teyeueat-
house districts OF ii. t9wli ard ol' Lgw tie
poor people ave. Inc latter Dyw propose TO
reverse things ana viii max ~ expedition o.
N .rray H.. 4ad ~ae flr LN- I-selyes how lue
r - l-GLl." Ct along.
FATHER hlr'!-Et1 las organized al eIpe-
d.'lN. iIr tLl- ylrp I-e, ana saturday DeIi
W. pilot D delegation ~ ra~l-=l1-rs around
~. - The hone. u New ~ AiltnIalr-s
h. -ln.uuas. LIS VlHL a. lL-e-u. he'd
Hr-'stl l-y Gr't'I 'Hu AZ } 4Hr..oc uAI. second
a1'I .. ai- fEr.i street. ah1 ~" llsA was -
CsNcI "! = ..-...al- 80 "itl -.lLsIA.
TO-. sul-..yer'v .e.l"r La, mA1s a., Er-
rang Iu.Li,. BE- SAWS, Tor TIE sLlCcs, u the
eN r-c.'lnl. ana In- arrival OF Els de.eEAIl1l
i AU a. - Wiz Intense interest a. the n"a1-
quarters . wealth una t4s Giu-- A O.. eEHtlHl
- wealthy trl"l1s ri: IAt.,r hL,tlsruu Wi!
escort TIE s.Cai-s-ers hoJut lLs gL,-eds-1
-.- ....
The evening world., 1892-04-25
THIS WAS 4 FREE FIGHT.
SIX Mea Use Reviewers nnt one Is
Saot 10 -cAth.
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C.Srl~NLTl. Apr! - N4es,1r, Y. Va.
SPECIAL says. "u4 saturday 4!-At Jane,
N4'tl-. .' >yra.u--, y. b. ha.Imnr, TRACEY.
@: Ea.-u.ry, Nd, George WorLelp-casr. %.
Farae~-a-'g. ". 4-, all George ana Jane.
johnson. ut saginaw, MOI. arrived at 4lr-
IL .r' ana .,--;rc d amp -.4r l-..;.wr.
--.y Ir'-u-sdG I kes q ba,f au- began c
re--.a- spree. WlLe the ez,o4sa. was IA
y '-rea, N.-I-u l. TRACEY q uuluar
joined ,4e party. ID soon peca4e .l;-,i-
-at"--
--s Two 7rG-av,, who Lrc ~, r,'ated
g--F't. 90 Ar- came :. u w. Al The Pr j
We arI.-! md l-l r.o became .--,"sI
-Lr ."-. s-..i entered :. r...L .. William.
/ r--''. Hf .L.ulT, II .-E HIN siaai.v.
i-.i-'- Hre 4raH.. wa~ia ia.a..y shot .r Tie
.-.i o'~--. Lea ID" --4r;, a-d Ma c-l IL
tAe head W-tL Ll4-a.
"gr"-- '~,Slr was .l-, through TIE neck.
u" Ia. 'arr Wy ais u t-.= .---. lr v.!i-
.A- ---'.F - were 80 90 uLleG arrest Al-
a. Low !. 49,