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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-11-27
Local Jottings.

ns Ia Belle iron works, extensive
b have been in progress for the
10 days, which were completed on
,lI aud the mill will start full in
alcueGts tomorrow morning.
1.Gge department, new rolls have
'lcai To- position and the boilers
st The heating furnaces were
Satol until Thursday, when they
iowa Tor Thanksgiving and the
-,.s, OF the week. The factory
p; lc0ntiauous operation.
-aIbls s, that the Riverside Com
las 10 contemplation further i'm
.''S Of an extensive nature, to
l1alcei about the first of the
Work has been commenced upon
SN,ructlre Of the new plate mill
g and it will be pushed to COM
IS rapidly as possible. All de-
-s Of the BenwoOd plant are in
En.
7l.'26er plant will resume oper-
il. tomorrow. During the
~'o Of a part OF the mill the
,li, ',se. shaft has been re-
wrought steel one and sew
~-i changes in the interior ar
-'-S Of the mill have also been
% II United States Glass
hIner'y Hobbs, is running
'-c.u, WIKI enough orders
Present. % run until the first Of
Factory 90" the Central, is
,'lg 'gU.
q meeting OF coal operators
.l tomorrow night at Nc
'ia.., at which 10 is expected
exchange will be permanent
@ taxing in every operator
oy.
o.@ planning mill Office, oppO-
.''ent mill, has been removed
''l Tor the new three-story
The old rink will be used
.ld other purposes.
h1d.e have leased the lower
GcS building which con-
Yait Of the plant of Cox ~
'-' have fitted up a thorough
= Machine shop.
'eleY IS Son are crow ded 10
~ --s shop and foundry depart
~. gre also having a great deal
!. 7" work OF 4 miscellaneous
'g Steel Works, the Ben
Ald plate mills, the Top mill
Soeet mill and the Belmont
40 furnace are al going
gs'esS is being made with the
nv. ~ le~ United States Baking
r..'ory building, az the corner
g.S '.l and Main streets.
n blast furnhce and steel
sibs operation continuously and
very large and satisfactory
sss.. .ae three pOtteries is in
'''on' and big orders are the
u and Etna are making
nearly every department.
boiler makers. are very
~" with repair work.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-11-27

Of his watch and portfolio when they
are protected by the closely buttoned
overcoat Is another matter.
A TRICK WORKED BY THREE RoGUEs'
The illustrations will best explain the
purely Partisan process by which this IS
done. At least three men are required.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-11-27

.,.srs in the United States
ll'l works, located at Green's
$ ~ last week notified that their
b !, work would be leSsened from
' tav. and wages raised from
~, - rsg.rniDg with Monday, No
In is thought the change
s.~s8e I'm an the IS factories OF
..-rqry.-C0mmOnCr aud Glass
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-11-27
o-.,. viii Manage at Chicago.

,...,I Owens, formerly OF Wheel
- manager OF the Libby glass
~. Toledo. D.. will 90 to Chicago
$3.50 next February 10 manage
,..5v glass works aJ the Worlds
S,~s time ago Mr.. Owens invent
-,st.re t1 raise paste mOlds out
800 water without the aid Of q
rt.,b be sold recently 70 the
states Glass Company for the
ann OF $500, which was not
n f- the invention, bIt his many
4, W.', 5a glad TO know he was
~ realize So much from one OF his
'r.J1s
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-11-27

AND Factories
rsg wrEE OF A NATURE TO IN
rs .HE BUSY WORKSHOPS.
g-ssr Wheeling Glassblowr-
- 4 Rsssi by the United
s,., Glass ComPany-Ihe
homestead Sriks

.o'importance has transpired
w. 's,.trial fields during the past
,nstael and iron mills are
''' oneration as at any other
All The local glass factories
.,,g an unusually prosperous
5tbe potteries are also kept
- .-r,rs operation. The building
kent very busy, notWith-
che Is,euess OF the season, and
go some buildings will not be
~, y. f5r several weeks yet.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-11-27

ner in which the wallet is taken from
the inner pocket Of the now open coat.
AS matter of course the stolen art
icle is handed at once TO confederate,
as it would never do to be caught with
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-11-27

The healing AMI purifying qualities Of
cslrstion oil render it the best article for
me speedv cure Of liberated sores. s5c
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-11-27

the corpus deliciti in the actual theirs h, $
nossession. The slight-of-hand OF d
trained pickpocket is of course ne sceI
sarv for the success Of this beauty III
tTick and the Partisan sinner fingers
are particularly deft.
TWO METHODS REQUIRING FORCE
Among the Partisan methods OF tnei -
for which the employment OF force Is
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-11-27
A WORD
NOTICE.

We have been sppoInts1 the Ags'
Champion Iron Co, Of keHbcs,
Iron and Fence and Ornsnenteo
United States. They mnnufsetf
STYLES Of Fence, Cemetery
KaiIdefs' Iron Work, Iron ~,
for Balconies, Versnda Celur
ings, Iron Tree Guards, wiz
and Chairs, Entrlnce oatr
lied Iron Work, Fire Esca
Making specially 81 M
having . spleneidly co.
prepared 70 make uucd
Be obtained slseghs-r
show designs a.d
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-02

= Sn Sa9en Der @onntagss s6eilis
gnng 1T es in Bottom, Der amerifanis
i6en lrbeimatb bes puritanismus,
uiebr belle" geporben, ipd6renb es be-
aiigli6 6erielben in anberen amerifaniz
i9en 8roBifdbten befanntli6 nod
ytiefe gta9t" it. gs finben ndmli6
ieben Sonntag Mbenb in ben 8otoner
3beatern umb &onaert 6allen Inter
baltungen fatt : feline ben6lerii6en
nSacreb @Dneerts" ionbern aonaerte
nit Spernmuiif. so beri6tet cine
gofoner 3eitung bonn 81. Wedr5 iiber
ni6t weniger als bier tol6er 9lbenbe
unterbaltungen; biefelben iparen ale
10 gut befn6t, 6aB nirsenbs Elm SIP gu
baben mar. Uenn. es aber in bieier
9inii6t felbit i'm e5emals vbunfelten"
Stem gnglanb 10 tagt, 1T es UNI 10 bez
primirenber. ipenn man ieben Sag les
ben unb auf's Neue erfabrem muB. pie
finiter es in 8eaug barauf nod in pies
len Sbeileu 6es 2anbes 1T.
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saleio'ritoHe! aleiberltofe !

Ser srDbte nnb eeipabfteite grrratb epm
tstnen Rleiber fto fife n. Der ie in San
Ant ,nto norbanoen mar. Ga neues Ruiter
Satin Stripeb @repon, lolto uno
8emufert
v8ebforb &prS" in allen neuem aar.
BEN mie @idel, Gisale, Rais, oapencel San,
Sultan @rap, Cream peib.
Darb.
.Srana5fifd,e Gballiss in s5 be.
1timlten Nuftern.
MoRaires, Crepe b'ebine gu rs
Gents, 80 Gents unb $l.O3.
Sran3Oiii4er Orsanbie ;u 25, 50
ltno 40 Gents.
Goro on Noi, etpas neues, gu 10 Gents
per Yarb.
@emuiterte gebforb eorb gu 1215
Gents per Darb.
@emuiterte ereYe su ID Gents per
DarS
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eSsn elmer oiterrei6ilden Yropiu

Sn elmer 0iterrei6iiden Yropirs
5ialita6t wurbe fiir5lid cine Dame au
brei Monaten @efdngniB perurtbeilt,
neil lie BON einem gr5beraoge in elmer
8eieai6aft al5 BON einem rbiibI6en
&erl" geipro6en bate. Ser Staatsz
anlpalt fanb cine 8eleibisung barin,
unb bic &idter itimnlten ibm Bel. Das
Mppellattonsgeri6t in @ien par iebod
anberer Meinung, baS llrtbeil Der err
item Snitans murbe aufgeboben, unb
Der Gr3ber3og - fam ueiter elm rbiib=
ifer &erl" bleiben. .
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(Gortiebuna foIstl.

So TT mebr 8atarrb tn bieier @eeenb pes
Sanbes aIs BON 1IIen anberen Rranfbeiten au.
fan:men. unb bis in bic Iebten Sabre ealt
e. ais unteilbar. giele 5 IRE lang erflarten
Doftoren ibn fir eine Iofale &ranfbeit unp
ihrieben lofale Seilmittel Dor, nnp ba iie ibn
nit ar3tI'4er BebanbIuna beftdnbis nidt fu.
rirten, erfldrten iie ibn fur unbeilbar. Die
BiiieniHaft bat belpieieu, hab Ratarrb cine
8onftitutionsfranfbelt lit unb besbalb eonSti.
tuticneae Bebancluna erfrrbert SaIs Ga
tarrbs s8ur, fabriairt BON 8. S. Gbenep &
8 o., Iolebc, Obip 1T bic ein5ise eonit,tuiios
nelle slm i'm Mnrtte Sic mub innerlid in
Doien ober 8aben bon 10 9ropfen bis su ei.
mem SbeeIoffelbpa qenommen. Sic ptrft bi.
reft aur bas qlui rnb bic iulemige Oberfdde
bes Spitems. sic bieten einbunbert Dollars
fin isoen faa, ben iie gu turilen perfebIt.
Sabt gu4 gircuIare uno 3eusnifie fommen.
gbrefiirt
8. s. gbenet %, 8oIeoc, o.
% @erfruft BON @pptbefern, rs Cts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-02
eSn 0erfailIes hat iidl reulidl ein

: Sn 8erfailes bat lid neuli6 elm
9auptmann eri9Offen, Der in bic
9dnbe zines Wu6erers gefallem unb
bon bieiem b6llig ruinirt porben it,.
&urs por feinem Sobe ri6tete er an bic
BARRIER r2anterne" folgenbes 5dreis
ben: n@eriailes, 16. Mdrs. 9lm nei=
mem Sterbetage. 9err Director! ssaft
I'M leBten 9lngenblid meines 2ebens
babe i'd bic @bre, Sbnen mit5utbeilen,
bab ib mid in tpenigen Stunben bier
in 8eriailles, tpo i'd Sbnen bieie 3eiIen
f6reibe, eridieben werbe. Sd babe bies
len fatalen 8el6luB gefabt 1T 6oIge
Der nmtriebe 6es 6errn 4. (Oen Na=
men perf6meigt bic r2anterne" } Sies
Ter S6urfe bat uns @lles genommen
unb id bin ieBt i'm @lenb. Gs mar
mirfli9 Der Miibe tpertb, flint Sabre
in Merico, A Sabre in 5ontin gu bies
men, UNI ii6 bann in einem 0otel3ims
mer in gerfailes gu eri6ieken. Sd
bdtte mid RIDDEN f6nnen, aber ih
wollte fein M0rber tperben unb babe
espDrge3ogen, mid au t0bten. 2ebell Sic
uobl! Sant unb 8rhBe. @buarb Dalz
bin, Sauptmann bes Ill. Snfanteriere=
giments, Sitter Der @brenlegion." Mit
bieiem 8riefe iambte Der Sffisier Der
u2anterne" elm grobes 8iinbel NIT 9tctens
ftiiden iiber ieine Pripatangelegenbeiten
aus wel6en berborgebt, bab s Der obens
genannte 4. in Der Shat ben Offi5ter
p0llig gu @runbe geri9tet bat.
Grast euren apDtbeter unb er pirb eu& fasen, bab
pas berhbmte Salpatton Sel ale anberen 9inimen:e
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-02
Ser 9(ufteruhoubel mor in hiesem

OeL AulIerHgaH0el mar llt Dteiem
Winter fauer, als ie. Serrf6enbe
ytorboitwinbe Derbinberten Die Muiternz
6ii6ereien in Der @beiapeafs8ai, BON
no philadelphia 5auptlddli6 ieinen
Iorratb be5iebt. Sa6pertdnbise
9dnbler itimmea auBerbem barin iiber.
elm, bab bic Nuitern bnr6i6nittli6 in
bieier Saiion an GroBe unb @ei9mad
biel gu piini6en iibrig laHen. Ohenz
bar bat Der Multernrei9tbum in ben
leBten beiben Sabren in Der Gbeiapeate
Bai abgenommen, tDdbrenb anbere @ez
pdfier nidt on @rtrag augenommen
baben. 9ie 4uiternsgdnfe an Der aiis
tie bon 8irginien unb neiter fibli9
baben ebenfalls an Grtrag absenoms
men, auBerbem liebt man i'm Norben
beren @ef6mad ni6t. Die bette Sorte
1tnb bic BON propibenee, aber tie 1inb
rar unb bod i'm preiIe.
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arei fir 9eibemSe.

aae, bic on ben 6olsen iusenbli9er Ser.
irrungen leioen: 8srluit Ser Maunbarfeit,
iintenbe &raft &c Aledtliae Sra fbeiten,
Strifturen, SppbiIis unb bic bisIen Jlebens
tranfbeiten, trelde Die SoIeen bieier ihredli.
den rnregelmdbistsiten iinb. erbaIten Il o.
itenfrei- -eenaue usaben. mie ite
ftd eIbft ;u Saufe furiren fon.
n II, tpenn itr an bic California Medical
and Surgical Infrmary, 1U29i Market Str,
San Francisco, Cal. id1reibeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-02

bon i4waraen 8aaren gu Ben aaer,
niebrisiten Preiien.
@eitreifter unb earrirter 2atp II
bon l. @ents auftpdrts bis gu benz beiten.
S4li4ter iAmarser Orsanoie, @renabine,
Satin geitreifter 2aipn au eritaunlid nisori.
gen Ereilen.
.Eetbemc gNarp @enrtettas, 40 3oa,
nit ben neueiten Shattiruneen serieben,
5m $1.oO
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Oie Sunbertidbrigen i6einen in

= Die Sunbertidbrigen i6einen in
Der proDin5 pommern gut gu gebeiben.
Grit fiir5li6 murbe BON einem iol6en
aug Der umgegenb bon Stettin gemel>
bet unb pOr einigen 3agen feierte in
bem Oftieebabe 3innomiB mieber cine
6rau ibren 100. 8eburtstag. SIS mar
bic &entnerin Wittme MenBel, geb.
5inn. Sic 1T geiitig nod iiberaus
friib unb aud f0rpelli6 befinbet iie
fi9 iebr nobl, nur bas gugenli6t bat
in ben lebten Sabren gelitten. Din
Der ieltenen @eburtstagsfeier mar bic
alte 6rau BON 5 4inbern, 20 @nfeln
unb 45 llrenfeln umgeben, ibr Mann
1T i'm Sabre 1870 mad 53jdbriger Gbe
geitDrben.
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Wl1bel ltno geppishe !!

AstwVS@ ssss~ - eYYss1~ :
Infer Ws5beIs unb Seppib Gcyartemext
nerbient in 9lu9eninein eencniit,n ju ness
ben Dir quotiren preiIc, sic Shr iwit eess
8nii9en Ie,en tperbet.
3eppi4c! 9eppidJe
8otb 8rufela, 81 unb auiiudrts.
Sapeftrp 8ruisls, 80 Sents unb aaflrsptS.
9apeitrb 8ruiieIs, 8ogberrp, 8s @sats sss
aufrdrts.
alues Boae, sreifa4e 2ide, 9s ssnis.
6. 6. 81
Union 10
auss moue, ,Deiiads 70
6. 6. 55
linton 10
@eiaumte Eepsi6e. Is bic 80 GentS.
Sinoleum, so gentS unb aufwdrts.
Subbpsen Oel-1u4, 80 gts. unS Guiipxrt6.
@oeoSsDtatten, 45 gents uns Gufwxrts YN
AuablatsDaro
Gbina Matter, bon 1211a Biz 95 Gents.
aehte Sapaneiifde Matten ;a unr 10 ets.
WaDbel! We1bel!
@ir MAIDEN ipesisIe Sfferten in sat&f-
thinner sets:
Splioe Nntlfe @idene Sets. nur $1s.ts.
Glesante gbspal Sets, nur $1,000.
Solibe Mallnnb Sets, rnr $3s.
plii9 Barlcr Sets, aur SET.
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90 tpllte in iebeu Sauie 5eiu.

s. D. @tlion, 81 Glap Strabe, Gbarpsburs pa.,
faSt, er m6bte nibt cbne Or. 3inss Reae Gntpe6uns
fur S&winbiuht, Suiten unb Grtdltuns ietn, benn
baelbe babe ieine Grau sebeilt, pee mad einem befs
itsen Gnfaae Ter Grippe" BON ber eunsen Gnt5hnz
mar bten aRttte piruusslps stblieben waren RUberi
Barber pom Gortspprt, ga., erfldIt, bab Or. atns8
Rne erinSuns ibm mebr senhst babe, ala irseno st.
sais Is siest tsa nias seerey @an p.rEae sg
Erete PIobes6laiden In Der Mpotbefe ppn abplpb
Drets, SbompiOn & Go. @rrbe Siai6en so Gents
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Die liberalen llnioniiten gng.
lambs tperben bel ben nd1lten parla=
mentsmablen grObe anftrenguneen mae
den, in Srlanb feiten SUB gu fafen.
gs 1T aud feinespegs unmabri6eins
lid, baB fi6 ibnen in Golge Der lneie
nigfeit unter ben Srii6sgfatioIalen uns'
gepobnlid CUTE gbaneen bieten rperben.
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3epbpr 0inabants I!

8ir sertaufen- 3epbpr @insbams 8
gu l5, 18 unb 25 Gents.
Satin Stsipeb gorb bm 8oi ,tnS 3epbbrs.
@emnfterte eateeu u 10, l2, IS
unb 25 Gents.
Sdltdt: 3u 10, l21a, Is, 20 unb rs
Gents.
Sas srDbts anb beit aussetpablte 9aser
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-02

Setne gpiReu Norbanae, az garo
lang, su rs Seats, $1.0o, $l.25, $3.50,
$2.00, $3.50, $500, nab aufharts, 70 fein
tpie Sbr iie tpiinidt
Sarbtger unb lhmarser 5aitle
Graneei1e, sa go Gents per gare.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-02

Sn paris treiben bic Dynamite
ride nod INNER ibr unDeien. 9luf
benz 8ouIebarb be StraBbourg erpIOs
birte tpieberum cine OpnamitbOmbe,
bic iebo6 ni6t af3u 9roBen S6aben
anri6tete. Mebrere baftungen wurs
ben Dorgenpmmen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-02
Gbenille= Pprtiereu ltuo gildoedeu.

@tr efferiren @benilIe Bortisren
nnO = d osdsn gu abiolut balbem greiie
8ir baben 80 8aare .Eortieren unb 100
Sll4befen, alle sa bemielben 8reiie
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-02
@udlena Mrnirn 9nlhe.

0ts bette SaIbe Der DeIt fur S4nitte, Queti&un.
sen, @ei4ware, Stebsr, unb Saut> ausf6las, Slehte
tstten turtrt Sdmerrtcihen ober tetne Be,abluns.
vontse 9urtecentett saranttrt oter eaS GeIb wirb
snraderitattei. rs GeutS oh S&a5teI. 3um Nertaui
n allen apptbeteu. asslpt 0reis, Ebsmpion & 60. ,
Rtoleiale.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-02
8orbduae! Yorbanae /!

Sn Draperien uno gretennes
fubren mir eine e!esante Muspabl BON 10
&entS auftparts bis gu ber feinften Sorte
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-02

: Wer einen euten 59ub billig
faufen min, gebe su paneoaft &
Sobn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-02

unDerbauli6feit. S6winbel. 9aebs
met 8ee@am's Villem.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-02
l1nier ,,Wei6er Glspbaut"

CLOTHING Saus lit bas sr5bts uns ssIIfxas
bisite I'M Siibtpel.eu. sStr srantiren
Shnitt, Muiter AuaIit6t uab
ubab MIles PabtN
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-02

R,p. sgm. 8. Chapman, galiOr Der R. 6. atrde
in 9 oraetopn, .. s. idrstt: so bate Gelessnbett,
bic GiseniHaft.n BON Dr. Sun's Sufsu Sprup gu sr.
prcpeu u-h ,bgere nitt gu beeusen, bab es bas bette
Rlttel sessn ertdltuns ut, LAP Id ie anrantte."
vSei re6t tbori6t." 9as 1T bic
bette MeiSbeit Der 2iebe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-02
eeioel1Itofc seioenltoffe!

soI.be farbtse gbineiif4e unb Sas
paneIti4e Seaoenftoffe in ben pos
pu'arften Sarben, trie Beib, Cream, &ola,
Corn JtiIe, 9ille 8lau &c.
SpIiSe @ros Grain G&tpara
Seioenit offe 3u rs @erts, 80 Gents, 81
uab 1925.
S9iuar;e unb GreamGh Ghinefif4e
5stSenito ffe, gu 29, S5, so, so, 75, 85,
80 Gents uno 81.
gebeme nno getim 8rpcaoe, in
ldwar; nno rbia gu rs, 80 Gents, 81 unb
$l.25 in ben neueften Mbenbs5ar
Gancp sentufterte Snbias, iatparser,
Iarbiser uno ipeiBer @runb; 3ipe,far5is, Elm.
fah unS psri4iebenart se Sisurer, BJumen.
9erpis unb anbe,e Muiter, Is @orten, 3Xl2
8nmblnattOn, iebes Pop 3pa brett, 35. 48,
so, 68, rs Gsnts nnb 81. % 3pl breite 3u
81 llnh 81 25
geri9isbene 8ldcee gmrabS, gu 90,
30, 90 unb rs @ents
0as seibenlaser iibertrifft aues Oaseipe=
iene in Gusmabl, Site uno .Bertb fir ieben
3fued. mo Seioe sebrauht ipirr, ,inb beren
3abl 1T eesion.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-02

= Sn @eftinbien unb Siibamerita
giebt es rotbbaarige Neser.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-02

TIMER 8aarenlaser lit n1absebeno.
Die .folssnoen Nuotationen seben einen
sSinf. UNI aber ben tpirtIiden Msrtb rnb bic
Re'abaltisfeit tennen gu Iernen, fommt unb
lett oper laRt Gudb Yroben i'd. den.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-11-01
THE REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE.

James Brown, the Republican candidate
for Mayor, is a respectable business man.
His nomination is a triumph for David j..
White and the King Philip Club over the
Pawtucket Gas Company, the Pawtucks.,
Electric Lighting Company, the Paw
tucket Street Railway Company md the
Third party managers.
We can say nothing against SIR. Brown
except that he is a Republican and is as
stubborn a. can be. lie cannot defeat
Mr.. Robinson, the Democratic nominee,
who will receive the regular Democratic
support because be has never belonged
to any faction. And he viii quite likely
receive a large number Of Republican
votes. Tne Democratic vote alone can
elect Mr.. Robinson, but, OF course, If q
few Republicans desire to swell his major
ity we would be glad 10 see it,
II Mr., Brown has been put mp to get
whipped we might as well give him agood
trashing at once. But we desire 20 do it
as kind bat sensible parent would chos-
tise a child for some wrong doing.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-11-01
LET EVERYBODY GO

A magnificent demon-tratiou viii be
held by the Democrats tomorrow evening
in Music Hall and every Democrat should
be in attendance The mra,us is 90 De
addressed by Hon. p. \. Collins Of Bos
ton, one ofthe best Democratic speakers
in New England ard a man who is ncld
in the highest esteem boy the Democracy
OF Massachusctts and her brilliant yow
Governor.
The meeting will also be addressed by
tha, sterling young Democrat. Thomas W
Robinson, candidate for the Mayoralty
at the coming city election.
Mayor Carroll will also ereaA on This
occasion and his presence win doubtless
tend to fill the hall from pit to dome.
That gallant war horse Of Democracy
in the Western District, Hon. Charles H.
Page, the present r,prcsertaive oi this
district in Congress and q!.o candidate
for reelection, Will also BE- present
Every Democrat IN the city should be
in attendance. 1t viii be atr.at long 60
be remembered TO listen 20 the words Of
Hon. p. A. Collins, alone.
Rally for Cleveland and Stevenson. Page
and Robinson.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-11-01
GUILTY or MAYsLAUGHrER.
McDougall GETS Ten Years In state
Prison for Killing His Father.

TAUNTON Mass. Nov |. The Nc
DoullIl Case came M I'm the superior
court yrsrrr Iay McD1uyall, who was
scryiu. sentence fOr assault on his father
at Tail River, which, after the trial and
continuance. resulted fatally was brought
from stat prison, arraignrd, aud pleaded
guilty ~ m1nslHuRhtcr II had been at
first decided 20 try him for murder but
tn jurors were n1tiiie not % appear. in
accordance with an agreement between
IN. etptoanl I defense. The attorney
general said he would accept that plea il
a sent nee Of not less than ten years he
impo- a. Hon John W Cummings Of
Fall River addressed the court az length
for the prisoner. Judge Hammond then
sentenced MrDougall to ten years I'm the
state prison. That takes him out Of the
reiormntory. whore he hgd served one year
ON "a seven years srntcuc" for assault.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-11-01
TuH CEN~Vs LAW.
AIas.n, hu.etts Manufacturer. viii Have
80 Answer for Bisubeving n.

80 Answer for Bisubeving n.
BnsTDv. Nov. THE last congress
passed % law iI connection with the col
lection Of RETURNS for the census bureau,
which imposed u penalty on any officer OF
a productive industry who shall refuse
wi..'u.lr or neglect willfully 10 give an
Fveis 90 Inquiries contained in certain
schedules sent ont by the superintendent
of 'be census. The fact that several Of
such officers iu this state have failed to
answer oQpiries put TO them has been
.br.uvu. 10 ,h. attention OF District At
tou.y Allen. rud the latter has sent out a
uot... .. sucu 10 tome ia and explain
their n.udurt. A person convicted OF
lulu.r .o answer questions may be- pun
isi ed uy % fine not exceeding $1,000, to
which may Doc added a term ot imprison-
mcut unt exceeding one year.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-11-01
ON THE FITCHBURG.
Ano.hcr Smashup which Reduces Sew
eral Cars 90 kindline wood.

BosTON. Nov. l.-Shortly after O'Clock
yesterday. ne m inward bound train on
the Fitchburg railroad was passing be
tween llill's Crossing and Belmont sta
tions the train parted and the engineer
went on with a part OF the train for some
distance before he discovered the break.
He then reversed the engine aiNA backed
down to the cars which had broken loose.
Iu doing so. through some defect In the
mir brake, be lost control OF the train. and
tne sections came together with a crash.
Tie loose cars were smashed into kind
ling wood and thrown directly across the
tracks, so that both inward and outward
rails were blocked completely for four
hours.
80 one was injured by the accident. The
debris was quickly cleared away, several
OF the cars being burned in order 20 ftcili-
tate matters. The tracks were open again
soon after o'clock
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-11-01

The Queen Of Spain is sprcycuted By a
constitution provision from accepting
her invitation 10 the Worlds Fair Lack
OF funds will accomplish the same object
in the case OF great many who would
not have quite so far TO travel.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-11-01

The Republican party, as usual, is max
ing very great Irctontions and fine prom
ises and is like the devil in the old and
well known rhyme:
when Tho devil was m,
The devil monk voul Ic;
when the devil got wei,
The dcyil "a monk was be.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-11-01

Vote for Page for Congress. lie has
done more in Congress Tor the people oi
Rhode Island than any other rcIrcseu-
tative the people ever had.