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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-11-12
Banker Kean Charged with Felony.

CHICAGO, Nov. LEX Banker S. A.
Kean was arrested today on an indictment
charging him with having feloniously re-
ceiyed deposits at the time of the failure of
his bank in 1891. knowing the bank was in
solvent. He WIS released on bail.
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TIE BUSINESS WORLD.

Two Great Packing Companies Consolidate
Tin Plate Factory Enlarged.
CHICAGO, Nov. lit is announced that
the Chicago international Packing and
Provision and the Chicago Packing and
Provision companies have consolidated. 1t
ID thought probable that the Big Hammond
company may enter the same combination
with possible western extensions.
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A succesaor for Hi.chcock.

ALBANY, MY, Nov. Ex-senator Hills
organ, the Albany Times Union, is out with
a doubled loaded editorial today favoring
the selection of Edward Murphy, ir., of
Troy, for the United States Senate.
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Petition for a Receiver.

COLUMBUS. Nov. IL. Two suits have
been filed for a receiver for the Ohio Farm
ers insurance company. The petitions
charged misconduct on The part of officers
and ask restitution for bad Investment.
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NoBFoLK, Va, Nov. 11-Fire tonight
destroyed the merchants and farmers
peanut factory, the Aetna works and the
building of the Waltney Bunkley Peanut
company. Loss, $780, 900.
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Oregon Gets a Fusion Eleetor.

PORTLAND, Nov. 1-Returns from
twenty six, counties. eight of them COM
plete, gives Harrison 30. o5S, Cleveland H.
1876, Weaver % ass. Pierce, fusion for
elector, got 29.0S6 Ths hye counties to
hear from viii not change the result ma
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Attemnted Train Rnhherr.

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn, Nov. 1l.-An at
tempt was made to hold-up :. train on the
Western and Atlantic railway at Adairs-
vile tonight, but before the three robbers
could get anything they were beaten off.
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Tin PIate fectorY EnIarred.

ELwooD, H., Nov. 11.-There is no truth
in the report that the tin plate factory here
has suspended operations. The plant was
closed temporarily to put in improved ma
chinery
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FLOODED HORSES.
4 Number of English Racers Coming to
America.

America.
LONDON, Nov. 11.-ColoneI North has de-
cided to send string Of horses to America
next month to I'LL engagements made q
year ago. These horses, which VIII be
under the control OF Colonel Thomas P.
Ochiltree. include El Diablo, whose recens
defeat by Orma at Newmarket is still fresh
in the public mind Iddesleigh, Sir Fredsr-
lex Roberts, High Commissioner, Rough
ana Ready and Arturo. They are 70 De run
for big handicaUs, while Ethan Queen,
Antipyrene and Emita are engaged IN the
American derby Tor the Queen Isabella
stakes and Sheridan stakes at Chicago
Several two-year-olds Will accompany th5
contingent, which will be one OF the moss
valuable ever sent from England
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TACOMA. Nov. n.-Hsrrison carries the
state by 1900. The Republicans eject both
congressman and have & majority OF forty
eight on joint ballot in the legislature.
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counties give Nelson. REPUBLICAN for gov


ernor. IL 1853 plurality. Latest reports
make the legislature Republican by small
majority. The Republicans are sure OF
four Congressman, the Democrats two,
while the seventh is in doubt between the
Republicans and Populists. The fate of
four fusion electors still undecided,
though the Republicans claim q clean
sweep.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-11-12
chicago Anarchists Hold a Meeting.

CHICAGO. Nov. 1.-THE anarchists OBJ
served the fifth anniversary Of the hang
ing of Spies, Parsons. Engel and Fisher by
mass meeting tonight. Mrs. PGrsons de-
livered TRADE but all the other speeches
were pacific.
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In the Hands of a Receiver.

MONTGOMERY, Nov. 11.-Charles L. Pol
lard has been appointed receiver Of the
Mobile & Guard road. part Of the Central
system IF Georgia extension from Column
bus to Seswright. 1t was done on petit
ton of the stockholders.
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Mckinley nsclinas to Talk.

COLUMBUS, Nov 11.-Governor Mckinley
returned today and was again beseiged by
newspaper men on she result Of the elec-
ton. He declined TO talk on the matter.
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that the Atchison was justified in making
q SIP rate, and thatit presented to the chsir-
man sufficient justification to warrant its,
the decision Of the Chairman is reversed.
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The Steamer England SIGHTED.

New YORK, Nov. 1.-THE overdue
steamer England, of the National line was
sighted off Fire island this afternoon under
steam but moving slowly.
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Commencing ufReInl Fate.

NEW York. Nov. 1.-THE Nal and Er-
press hss dispstch from Hartford saying
corrected returns give Norris, Democrat
q msjority OF Gil for governor.
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neath of Nrs. Ewing.

CoLUmBus, Nov. n.-Mary G. Ewing,
wife of Judge Ewing and cousin Of James
G. Blaine, died To-Day, aged 81.
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Rssnlt 81 Az Aflanlic enc.

ST. JoHxs, N.F., Nov. ll.--As result of
the gale of October 18th ten vessels are
lost or missing and go lives known to be
lost
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Captain Dinsmore DyIng.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1l.-Captaln Dins-
more, for many years chief usher of the
Executive mansion, is dying.
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North carollna carri.s lhs uengressmen.

RALEIeH, N. c., Nov. 1.-THE Demo-
Gratis elect q full Congressional delegation
except possibly one district, and have the
largest majority they ever had in the legis-
laIure.
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Massachusetts Increases husseli's Majority.
BosroN, Nov. 1.-THE discovery of an
error in the governor vote of Marlboro has
increased Governor Russell's plurality 100
votes, making it 2.037.
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Kansas Elects Eight Eusion Congres smen.
TOPEKA, Nov. ll.-Chsirman Breiden-
thai OF the PopulisJ committee claims SIX
Of the eight. congress men, Funston b eng
defeated in the second district.
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That sneclnI session Of Congress.

New YoRk, Nov. 1.-THE Post edltorially
urges Cleveland to call a special session of
Congress to reform the tariff.
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Minnesntn Goas RennhIicen-

ST. Paul, Nov. 11.-Almost complete re-
turns from seventy two out Of the eighty
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A MUgDERER SUICIDES.
Remorse on Account of His Attempt to Kin
Two Women.

CHICAGO. Nov. IA. J. Burrus, who
attempted TO kill Mrs. Goode and Miss
Walters in this city few years ago, is re-
ported today as having suicided by drown
ing in White Bear lake. He was employed
in the same place as the two women, and
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peleware,s 0hiclal Oount.

WILMINGTON, Del, Nov. 1.-THE official
count gives Cleveland 500 plurality; eau
sey, Democrat. for Congress, AZ.
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Indian Territory Also Democratic.
GUTHRIE, o. T., Nov. 1.-THE Demo-
Gratis viii control both branchee of the
legislature.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-06

O.-Was youin there that morning! A
Yes sir.
O-What was they doing with it when
YOU went inl Alt was laying on the bed
Odd YOU feel the child's headl A
Yes sir; and il felt soft and would work in
and out
Q.-What side was its head broken on9
A.-On the right side.
Odd you notice any other bruises
AYES sir, and they were many. And
she said TO me that 1t fell, and was com
planning Of its head and neck, aud said that
She said Mora, get up and walk across
the floor" and when she got up she fell.
John Daugherty was next called.
Odd YOU ever see the child with both
ewes blackenedi Ayes, sir; l saw 1t
standing in the door about month ago.
O.-Were you there after the child was
hurtl A.-Yes. sir; and l said: Mrs.
Spease. will / 20 for the doctor9" and she
made me no answer; and l said: What
doctor do you ususually haye!" and sne
still made me no answer, and then went
for one Of my own accord. The doctor SAID
10 her when he came: How did this cnlld
fallFn and she said: Il don't know; was
out in the kitchen, and heard something
fan. and / opened the door and II was
standing over there"
Odd she say IL WAS standing or laying Z
A.-She said il was standing.
Eta West was next called.
Odd you know Mrs. Spease. A
No, sir.
O.-Did you know Dora Starrl A
Yes. sir: ever since she stayed with my
grandmother. 1 only saw her once after
Mrs. Spease got her, and then she had her
leg broken and her eyes blackeued.
Odd YOU ask her how the child got
hurtl Ayes, sir.
said She fen while playing in the yard.
O.-Was YOU up after the accident oc-
curredl Ayes, sir.
Dwell, what way was she hurtt A
Her head was crushed. AT another time
I heard her crying and following, "Oh,
mamma, don't whip me so hard J"
Odd YOU hear the blowsi Ayes,
Odd they seem very hsrdl Ayes,
sir; it seemed 70 be coming down upon her
very hard.
O.-What was Mrs. Speace saying when
she was whipping the childi Al don't
know.
Mrs. Bell Gooden was next called.
Q.-Do you know Mrs. Speacei A.-H es
sir; by sight, that's all.
Odd you ever see her mistreat the
child. Nora Starrl Ayes, sir; once,
while passing my house, 1 saw her turn
around TO the child and give it a push and
whirled her nearly across the pike, almost
knocking her down.
Odd the child fall downi A.-No,
sir: not quite.
Odd you hear her say anything TO the
child ct the timel A.-No, sir could not
hear her say anything.
The court then adjourned and Mrs.
Spesce was sent to Jail TO await the action
the Grand Jury of the Circuit Court
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-06
DIED.

WEST-Sunday, December 4, 1892. at 1870
O'Clock D. n, at the residence OF the fa@ily In
Triadelphia. SAMUEL D., son Of John and Mary
West, aged Il years.
Funeral Tuesday afternoon at o'clock. In
terment at Stone Church cemetery.
DEAN-On Sunday, December 4, 1892 at I 80
p. m, JOHN A. DEAN in his 59th year.
Funeral services at his la,e residence, No.
1871 Alley Il, this, Tuesday, afternoon at
o'clocn Friends OF the family are invited to
attend, lnterment at Peninsula Cemetery.
WAGNER-on Monday morning December
5. 1892, at O'Clock, MARTIN WAGNER aged 8
years.
Funeral from his late residence in Triadel-
phis, Wednesday afternoon at o'clock. Inter
ment at Stone Church cemetery. Friends OF
the family invited to attend.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-06
PROBATE OF WILL.

OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF THE COUNTY
" Court OF Ohio County West Virginia.
In the matter OF the probate OF the win OF
Rachel Altman, deceased.
The object Of the petition 1led In this matter
on December 2, 1892, is 20 have admitted 70
probate q paper writing purporting to be the
will Of Rachel altman, deceased, bearing date
the sth day Of November, 1872, and II appearing
from an affidavit 9 led In ny ofice, that Abra-
ham A. Huss, Louisa G. harshal and -
Marshall, her husband. Rachel f Wayt and
Reuben, her husband. Sarah Altman, Harriet
Altman and A. Z. Altman, her husband, Abra-
ham Altman aud Kate Altman, his wife, Emma
e. Stansberry and Monroe 6.ansberry, her
husband. Rachel Haslett and Riley Haslett, her
husband, Mary ColTin and Howard Colyin, her
husband. Elizabeth Altman and Elisha Altman
are non-residents OF this state. IL is ordered
that they do appear at my ONCE, in the city OF
Wheeling. in the county and State Aforesaid,
within one month after the date OF tue nrst
publication hereof and 90 what Is necessary 70
protect their interest in said matter. The hear
ing OF said petition IS set for January 4 lo3, 81
10 o'clock j. n
Published the drst time December 9. 1917
GEORGE HOOK. CLERK.
dec6oawt J. J. JACOB, Attorney.
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Yes, sir; / have known her ever since we
were little girls.
Q.-Where did you see this childl A
AT Mrs. Spease's.
O.-What kind Of a child did it seem to
bel Alt seemed to be a very bright
child.
Q.-While Mrs. Spease was living in
Mrs. Roberts, house, did you ever hear the
child cryl Ayes, sir; IL was whipped
most dreadful. l also heard her whipping
the child in a most severe manner at an
other time before her leg was broken.
Mrs. Forbes was next called.
Q.-DO you know Mrs. Speasei A
Yes, sir; I most emphatically do.
Odd you ever hear the child, Dora
Starr. cryingl Ayes, sir, and its
screams sounded as though it was being
Choked.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-06
A GRAND OPENING

Hundreds Of People Flock to the New
Musue Theatre.
The new Musee Theatre on Market
street opened up yesterday and gave
four performances at ali OF which there
were large crowds. Last night at both
performances the place was crowded.
In the curlo hall there were a number
of interesting attraction, including the
midget LADY, Louis and Paul, the great
hand.cuff de6ers, and c. A. BOner, the
AlbinO musician.
In the theatre proper there were sew
eral taking features. including singing,
whistllng, Indian club swinging, serpen-
tive dancing. trapeze work, excellent
music, and funny sayings and doings.
the whole show gave excellent satlsIae-
ton. and the best management prevail
ed on an sides.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-06
HORRIBLE.
GHR FIENDISH TREATMENT ACCORDED POOR
DORA STARR.
dubbed and Beaten Coatnualy-Ths Child's
Emaeiatei Body a Mass Of Wounds.
q Evidence Given Yesterday

The preliminary examination Of Mrs.
Speas9, for the murder Of little Dora
StarF, took place in the Marshars Office,
At Wellsburg, yesterday, before Justice
James L. Kerr. A very large crowd
W as in attendance. The prosecution
was conducted by States Attorney H..
=. Hervey. while j.. c. Palmer appeared
,Or the defendant Mrs. Spease en-
cred a plea of not guilty, and Or. +. b.
RNalkinshaw was put on the stand as
pc first witness. Ia reply TO a question
TO the condition of the child when he
SO saw her, the witness said:
On examination i found that the child's
d was crushed In from some cause or
pr, supposed TO be by the guardian,
Spease's explanation, from a fall
a chair.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-06
TEE porpouRRI FESTIVAL

Given by the Kings Daughters Opens Up
at Odd Fellows Hall Tonight
There will likely be large attendance
At odd Fellows Hall this evening, as the
"Potpourri Festival" given by the
Kings Daughters, Of the First Presoy-
terrain Church, will be in progress. IT
opens at 2 o'clock this evening, and
will continue for several hours.
The interior has been artistically ar
ranged, snd various handsome booths,
some of which are new to festivals IN
these parts, will be seen. A large mum
Der of attendants will be on hand 10
superintend the various booths, and all
will be charmingly arrayed In costumes
TO correspond with the character OF the
booths. Some OF the finest specimens
Of hsndiwork will be on sale, and most
desirable articles Of all kinds, including
tempting refreshments and everything
that one would want for the approach
ing holidays.
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THE SOCIAL MAZE.
What Is Going on in Festive Circles About
Town.

Town.
One OF the delightful occasions that
occur in life was the recent marriage OF
Frank P. McQuade and Miss May Far
rell, of this city. Mr.. McQuade Is a
successful solicitor for the Standard
Sewing Machine Company, and the
bride is one of the beautiful and &C
complished ladies in North Wheeling.
A host Of friends offer their congratu-
lations.
Handsome engraved invitations have
been received here for the reception
and banquet to be given at the HaneS
House, at MOundsville, next Tuesday
evening, a week from tonight. The
committee in charge consists Of MessrS.
C. A. Weaver, DR.. G. w. Bruce, W. s.
Brady, DR.. j. J. Richardson, John L.
Gallaher, L. 3. Purdy, b. f. Hodgman,
II. w. Hunter, S. w. Matthews, j. u.
Burley and J. Glenn Cook.
Mrs. n. B. Scott entertained num-
Der OF her lady friends in a handsome
manner last Friday evening at the Nc
Lure House, and the affair proved a
most delightful one in every way. The
ladies INDUCED in various amusements,
the most amusing of which were several
novel and ingenious charades.
Prof. John Mullen's class at Teutonia
hall will glye a hop next Monday night,
December -, III seaG o. his g nitfg.
The engagement of Miss Emma
Kraus, OF this city, to Mr.. Alfred Mar
Gus, prominent and popular travelling
man of New York, who has many
friends in Wheeling, is announced.
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Grand Opening.

Decorative Art Rooms, 1850 Main
street, over Geo. R. Taylor's store,
Wednesday morning, to continue dur
ing the week. All are invited.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-06

BE. HiIlman & Co.'S prices on Dia-
monds are 10 per cent. less than other
houses. H. 4. HILLMAN s. Co.
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A GENTS-We want men, who are already
"A travelling statesmen, 10 carry our lubrican IS
as a side line. Name references and territory
MANU- FACTURERS OIL CO., Cleveland, o.
dec6era
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DoN'r fail to call at Il. Plugs saloon
this evening to the Grand Roast Pig
Lunch, l39 Eighteenth street.
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cur OUT CuTi
On Gns i AKA. solid Cola ssatenes - p 2
1iiiman q Co.'s.
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OHRIsTMAS PAPERS-London News, Lon
" don Graphic. Yule Tide, Holly Leaves lie
Figaro, Leslie's illustrated, Leslie's Popular
Monthly, Harper'S Magazine. Papers and Mag
Rzines by the year 81 publishers prices. de-
liv cred C b. QUIMBY, 1414 Market street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-06

ENoR RENT-SALOON, LOCATED IN BEL
II mont county. Ohio, in vicinity OF large man,
ufacturing establishments. The MIXTURES All
frst class will be sold. For further informa-
ton enquire at this Office. oecoss
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-06

ENJOY your lemonade under the scar
let canopy at the Potpourri Party.
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A BEAUTIFUL assortment OF fancy
articles for sale at the POtpourrl Party.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-06
eneclaINotice.

I hereby offer my entire stock Of Wall
Paper and Wall Mouldings and Store
Fixtures for sale at 20 per cent. less
than cost, as 1 must be sold out by
January 1st, 1898. P. E. ScHENK,
PAS Main Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-06

Barrnins On Diamonds At H. 2. Hmman
q Co.'S.
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BUY YOUR HOLIDAY GOODS EARLY

And avoid the rush later on. Our stock is now
complete in all departments.
Goods selected nov rill be laid aside and
delivered when wanted
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-06

ANIME Morphine Habit Cured In 10
HDIhLM TO 90 days. No pay Till cured.
vi IuW Dr, j.. Stephens, on. o.
dec5ru, RI sAtVb
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-06

Solid Gold 14kt. Ladies' Watchsh at
el6.5o. a, =. alf,L1LAN q 20
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I AIDES MAKE $50 A WEEK WHO WRITE
IL for US at home. No canYassinR. Reply
with addressed and stamped envelope. Woman s
BEND Ind nO7erv
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INTANTED-PERSONS OF EITHER SEX
w to do writing at their homes; pleasant oc
cupation; good pay. Send lOc for paper etc.
NJ. L. MOORE. l77 McDougal street, New York
cit6 deceit
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Goat.
GIn,tten.

KTANTED-AT FORT HENRY CLUE 4
w white woman with good references to
assist in kitchen deo4dqer.
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DENOCRATICPRIMAB'


Primary Elections will be held on
December 10th, 15e3. between TIE
O'Clock and O'Clock ?. ID, Tor tbet'
nominating candidates Tor Mayo
geant. City CLERK, Wharfmastef
also members Of the City Der
mlttee.
POLL will open 81 the f9ilowir
first Ward-Vigiiant Hose
second Ward-Markst Hall
Third WArd--P0iics Court
Fourth Wsfd-Atlautlc
fifth Ward-Book and L
Sixth Ward-DeDoerAtic
fourth street.
seventh War8--WigNtn-
Eighth ward-Hose hoss
Said Primary Election vi
provisions Of On Act OF TIE
March stu, 1921. % reguiaf
cussss, Primary Election
tha qualified voters OF
ana districts for pollticf
BY order Of City De
UT ENGLISH
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aastu ADVERTISEMENTS.

dor RENT-Two UNFINISHED ROOMS
L in Alley 10 Inquire 4SThirteeth ST. decoss
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DOR sALE-To COUNTRY PRINTERs-A
Il good Rotary Card Cutter Cheap. Address
"Printern this Office. 1yi7edh
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Bargains Diamonds at H. Z. Rlllman
= Co.'S.
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Cor observation-disclosures

II old; pae T, and in good condition: gentle
disposition. Low figure 10 prompt buyer. AID
dress BOX 454 Wellsburg. w. Va. no3)eda
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-06

Buy q "Chrlstmss Stocking" a
the Potpourri Party tonight.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-05-04

ness, the utter hopeieasness of tho SCENE.
with otls accord the adyenturefs ahnd.
nared and draw away: then, epsll.bouid
~ that peculiar fascination no vol known
20 Tho lAAictio explorer, thoy snrnod TO look
and to look again.
by heavslar' oricd Royal suddenly,
graapinR this tntor's arm. what IN Tint way
aheadl Look qntck.n The loo cold harri-
cane blew into tho tutors face and blinded
his eyes.
''It's i sfic struck tho ice!' cried Jack
Hardy.
BY this time this tutor. ever rendy for a
practicable thing. was looking through a
ield glasa Of tho sight . mile below him.
~ think" he anid slowly, ''thers In n
man. He Ia waving something. Ii ID n siR-
nal Therai We are past. lterhapa he is
starving. Ny God! We must tell the sor-
geAnt.
He rushed to tho door Of this engine room
TO open it. Jack Hardy's ainuous figure
followed, This door held. II was locked.
They shouted. No answer came. They
listensd. They heard no words.
Break it open, boys! Perhaps the sick-
ness has caught him again." suggested
Royal, after a moments suspense. AS they
advanced TO do thia decd tho door opened
slowly and the white, agonized face Of their
leader appeared.
[ro BE CONTINUED.