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Milford chronicle., 1893-11-10
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. ID ALTIM0RE & OHIO RAILROAD.
8 - Schedule u effect Nov IS, 1891,
/ Trains LEAVE DELAWARE AVENUE DEPoT,
EAST BOUND
Express Trains.
New York, week days. ) o., 2 81 50, 10 Sc am.
! = q, > 49, 5 88, 80, p. M
New York, Sundays, 3 O3 8 5O,1O IS a. M, 70 "a
Boston. 5 IS p n daily, with Pullman buffet
sleeping cars, running q rough 10 Boston without
gers IN B. 3 NJ station Bostoa
Philadelphia, week days, 8 O9, 7s7, so, 10 So,
sunday os, So Os6, a. M; = 10, 49, 80
/ II 90 p.m.
cnesier, week days O8 Coz, 6 IS, Z 81, = 47.
s 80, co. 50, 10 %, 10 %, 10 SO II SO a. NJ co.
So %, 10, o5, as, IS 49, %, 10 90 II %
Chester, Sundays. Os. 85, Z A., 50, oO. 10 S.
| n 90 a m, 90, 2 a. o5, 40S, o5, ss, 2s,
Atlantic CRY, week days, Z 81 a. NJ, 49p. n. =,
Sunday IS a. m so a. m, 20 pm
WEST BOUND.
Baltimore and Washington, a6, z O2, 8 ~, 70 16
a. N. 2 05, 05, 81, 81. 12. 8 1G D. m. daily
Sundays 46 O2, %, a. M; y l6, 05, 3 05 e.
6 56 8 r. 9lGp. m.
Baltimore aud way stations, 7 % a.. M. 3 IS p.
m. daily.
Baltimore and principal stations on Philadel
phia Division, 10 e6 q. m, daily
Newark, Del, 4e, o. AZ, 12 10, s05. ( 81,
36, 3D. s II, 3 l6. II 10 pm. Sundays 4 46, or
q a. m is 16, 05' 81, s6' s5 i2 16 II 10
p. ms
EltleDuiss 81 .. Al.s 81 p W hAllN.
Chicago, s Al a. m.,2 10 9 9i6p m daily.
Cincinnati and 81. Louis, u l6 p. m. and 16I
,. M both daily.
Singory accommodation, o. a. m. o. s5
and II 10 p. m. daily.
Landenberg accommodation, week davs z O2
II o. a. m, % and 40 p. m, Sundays, 30 am
and 05 81 p. N.
TRAINS LEAVE MARKET ssTREET STA
TION.
For Philadelphia, week days, 35, 6 20 2 90 8 90.
Q 90, II s5 a. m, y AZ, 50, 80 p. m. Sundays
6 20 a. m, l2 42 3 80, As p. m.
Fer Baltimore, week days, 85, @ So q, 9 49, /
II 35 a. m, 50 80 p. m. Sundays, and 255 90
pm.
baltimore and principal ststiins on PHILADELPHIA
Division, 33 a. m. daily,e1 ept Sunday, Sundays 4
o % q. n.
FOR d.sndenberg and way stations, week days,
10. . 65 s COP. m.
Chicago and Fittaburg, 8 90 q. m. daily except /
Sunday, 12 42 p m. daily.
Cincinnati and s.. Louis, II IS a. M, daily ex-
cept Sunday.
LEAVE PHiLADELPHIAFo FOR WILMINGTON.
Daily. 4sl5. 6 90. s5, s 10, 4o 1eo0, II 4sa.m.
l2 90 uoon, as, o., %, 1903 ~, 4 30, 20,
30 9 0s6 30, 36, 10, DlO 10. u 30 p. m.
Sunday, q5 90 p. 30 20 90, II q an,
y 90 noon, 2 eo 90 f4 $50, COZ 30, 2 5s
10, 40, 10 10, II 30 p. m.
Telephone 1893
Rases to Western points lower than via sny
through train. co ScULL Gen'l Pass Agent
]. z. ODELL, General Manager,
Milford chronicle., 1893-11-10
Suffering Pain, Torture.

For years I have bee
being an this ] owe o
one of our creates
living speciniistsii
Phila. Eight year
ago ! was a tota
wreck, unfit for anl
kind Of labor, suffered
untold misery from
nervous eNlaua.
tiuu and debility,
kidneys would not
perform their functions,
face ful Of plnlples,
irritable heart
akin was as yellow
as a pumpkin, my
brain was eOnfuacd,
back was lame.
limbs weak, numb
ness IN fingers, head.
nche,Weak stomach,
eyes were blurred,
lost my IN EN- Ory,
reetle easneas at
nl..L. nnL- M. an. 10
Milford chronicle., 1893-11-10
Contractor y BaiIder.

The undersigned is prepared TO give es
tiiaates on all Kinds Of carpenter and builders
Work; sontract tc urnish and bnid entire or re-
model, any dwelling, store, barn. or other build
ing required An experience Of twenty years and
Iae public are iny reference. Home address on
East Front South Milford, or Box, No. 3d. MIL
t9rd' Del JAMES y. SMITH.
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p. w. q 8. railroad

lhLAWARE DIVISION
leave ioiluws VIZ
GOING sOrTTH
Milford chronicle., 1893-11-10

More Ante-election Lessons-soathine De
nnneiation Of Political FaIsehoods-Less
Confidence In Platforms and More In
God-An Extremelr Bold nisnnr,...
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pulmau Buffet S6lafpagen spiI6en San Mutonio unb
ct, Souls obne Me1iel.
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gwei 2~sameruoi6ter.

Der cine ein S@nabe, der auaere Gin
Sdipei;er-0ie etemeutare Madt hes
Saleates gegtaiber 8roben sdtuie,
rtgfetteu.
SIN literoril9en N%lltassleben, mo-
iia ueberbiloung uno lleberfultur brett
MAIDEN, oerliert man mandmal 6oS
BennBtiein oaoon, baB Die 8oelie cine
elementare N%atur9epalt lit uno fein
niibigeS Sptel5eug bon Mcnidcn, Die
gar nidtS alOereS 3u tbun baben, ais
gu %9riibeln, ODER Gteime ST brebleln,
nm iBreH l1eberfluB oil freier j3eit toote
5nlhlasen. Wir9eno8 nun farn man
oentlifer bic N%llsefpatt edter Yoetellz
be9abuaa perlteben lerneu, ais lpenn
iie fid Babn bridJt in &reilen, oerer
9ebemsweile Der freien @utpide(nng oes
JnotpiSuulns gan; aubcroroentlid)e
Dinoernilie i'll ben &eg itellt auf Dem
Sa1be, untcr ben 8auerr.
Die pbDiii6e arbeit ipannt ab, in
ieinen Mubeitunben mill Ser miioe
M2enl9 ruben unb eS beoarf elmer
oubergem0bnliden @illeusitdrfe, fpc;i:,
er ieine freie 3ett erniteu Stuoieu ipio=
men ioa. anresun9en uno Mtittel Der
Vilbung bat ct ni1t 10 n1iibelos nie
BET Stabter: Ebeater, Wuieen, Bill
bersallerien, Bibliotbefeu sibt es In feiz
ner 9fabe ni9t, unb lit er arm, 70 mub
CT fid ben 8fennig bonn Munbe OBJ
iparen, I'm iid eiu bilt9es, i9le6t gez
brndtes Bud au faufen. Das lit aber
nod nidt oas Sdlimmfte, nit benz Der
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>TSef'"' ~NS"N"e
Bauer su fdmpfen bat. Der Trieb
gum .Sinnen unb Stubiren ma4t elm
Jam unb ben Sreunb Der @inlamfeit
balten bic ungebiloeten MenIden germ
fir bodmitbis, Der fi6 better als feline
Wtitmenld)en oiinft uub barrm olleiu
tire @eielli9aft meibet. uneebeuer
fAtDer nirb eS ibm, ba benz Spott unb
and BEN 0aB 3u ent9eben.
Die 9onitatirun9 btefer Tbat5a9en
LIT Suslei6 aud in alleemeiner umrii>
len bic Shiloerun9 bes G9tdlals Der
beioen Wfdnner, beren 8tlber MIR brute
bringen.
Gbriitian Wa9ner BON Marmbronu
tn Wiirttemberg un6 Soiepb Soadim
aus 3eitenbol5 TN fdwetieriiden 3an.
ton Solothurn finb ntbt bios Shid<
falls, ionOern au9 IlterSgenolien. eli
fino Beioe 1885 9eboren un6 Betbe
babeu es erff sur Gnerfenuung gebradt
in einem alter, no BET ben itG6tiihen
Didtern Der Stern gep6bnlih ffon
gen abe1o nei9t. 90 per{6ieoe1 in<
DEB Dte DIE aupere @rl9ettt1l19 Der Det<
ben, 1T aud i5r sarser @barafter unb
tire Gunit. characterization, mei6er,
siitiser lit Der i6wdrmeril6e S9mabe,
snergii6er, islbitbewubter unb aud be-
bartender lit Der fnorrise S1mei3er.
Wasner trat erft nit ieinem 40. Sabre
tn bic SeHeutli9feit, Soahim ein
Sabr5ebnt friber. Die 0latur, bas
Volfsleben auf benz 2arbe, fie baben In
Veiben bic berufeniten 91ilberer gez
fnnoen, uuO mobl mau9er beleiene
Gslsbrte olirfte fie uni i9re urlprdne-
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G9ieasos Seemammsf&mfe.
@trh ta&tisem innstn 2enttn cine quite
0sle8enbeit snr a%nsbiIhans lot gee.
~maau8tpefeu hieteu.

@Irh tii&tisea inngem 2entem cine aute
0~elegenbeit snr ansbiIhans im gee.
m%aanstueIem bietem.
Chicago ipir6 binnen 9uraem cine
Seemannsf6ule b5berer Orbnuua ers
balten, an pel9er tii9tisen jungen aeu>
ten bic @%elegenbeit 9eboten iper6en foll,
ii9 ioDobl TN Sdiff8baufnG oils I'M
praftiideu SeemonnSfpeiem ausaubile
ben, 70 baB iie ibre Renntnifie alS Su>
9%entenre ooer Sffjtere bon 0anbelsz
f6iffen ober 0aftS peripert6en uuo
aud I'M 9rie8Sfal In Der Ser. Stoatens
Mtarine Dienfte leiften fOnnen. Die
les Snititut, bic Chicago Naval AGA
DENY, pie es offi3iell beuannt lpiro,
ftebt In oirefter Gerbinbung nit BEN
sebicago Dadt Club, in beilen Stub
baMS aud bic u0tbi9en Rdumli6teiten
oafiir eiagerihtet meroen.
GaS &tubbauS, belien Bau nun be-
porftsbt, piro i'm Soutb Gnb<Yais,
stlpa 100 SUP bonn Seebamm entfcrnt,
dnfsefibrt nno erbdlt cine 3dnae bon
225 Gub bel $50 Sub 8reite. @s
spirb ii9 bret Stodperfe bod, in reis
mem penetianil9em Stil, erbeben, mno
els Baumaterial fino BeSfor6ianblteill,
he1e BridS unb Terraeotta 9epdblt.
3uei Gbiirme bon betrd9tli6er 90be,
pelhe In bern mittleren T9eil beS Sc,
bdubes tmporrasen, erb6bsn bie &c,
fhmaduolle Nr6tteftur bes @ansen.
Der erlte un6 Der brittle Stod ent,
balten hauptid6li4 Hdumlidfeiten fir
Die Spede oes 9lubs, In benz erften BE-.
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Die @semannsihnle in @hieanp.

Def 3rpeite Stod 1T ausldtieBlid Der
Seemannsldule gelpiomet. Gin ben
Gdem iino pier srobe SlalIen;immer,
unb IN Der Wtttte bent elm grocer,
balbfreisfOrmiser 9faum als Iorz
leiungsiaal. 3u beibsn 5eiten bes
lestcren %befinoet lid cine 0ibliotbef
une eill Mtuieuin. Nud fir tleinere
3fdulne fir bic Trofenorsn lit bier Yore
Jorge setreScn.
SIN 8alemelt merSel auber ben
Mtaldliacnraulueu NIB Der Slide aud
nod etn 9urnplas, cine Se9elbabn, Elm
Stllaro3immcr unb eil Bab ein9cridz
tet. 8ci idmmtlideu Nnl9affunsen
uno Naoronungen mir6 itreng rta9 benz
@rnnoiase, oaB nur oaS 0elte gut ses
mug 1T. sebanbelt, 10 baB angeiidts ser
Noaltanoigfeit bes gar3en Der Yreis
bon $4,000 oils eiit mdbiser erldeimt.
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electric @itters.

Dteies 3ttlntttet 10 70 tStibetannt unb 70 popular
9eporoen, hab es faum nod beIor berer Grirdbnuna
beeatt. ane, BITE es iemals ssbrau&ien, ttmmea
nit elm in fein Sob. Cine reinere Webtetn siebt es
nt4t, une es ptrb @arantie ssleiaet, bab fe Gues
Letitet, mas man rcn tor perjpIt@t. electric ~ttters
@ef4ware. ansi&Ias, Ga5Inb unb anbere ESlaen
uareinen 8lntes. &c sreibt bas Malartd : Nteber
1ns BEN 6pftenn, beust ~bemieIben Dor unb BELT e8
islbf tn ben bartnddigfsu Gdnen. Us surtrt appfs
t9mer,er, BIutanbrans ra4 benz acpfe unb GRis,dne.
Weriu6s has electric gttterS. Setlnns pirb sarGntirt,
ooer bas @slb turddsesatlt. preiS per Slai&e SO
Gents pnp 81 tn allen Npptheten. QDkole(ale BEL
abelpt Dretb, 9bpmpion d 60.
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QulIuI UCHUIUlk.
nno ~ Sabre biuonr6 Fat Sdots Ste
Wlnltrattoueit 6eS rtdglif, nit 4use
nabnle ber WcbentageA erideine1bcn
Vlartes geliefert unb fait ausl9lieBlid
auein tr.
GRIT In ben lesten Sabren, ais feline
Geiunbbeit bereits fart eri9uttert mar,
troten jin9ere 9rdfte Tim sur 9ette.
5n BEN @rfols, beifeu fi9 Der rRlaobe.
rabatidA %erfreut, bat er tn bobem
MaBe beisetrasen.
@ar5 beionoers bela6 Gdols aud
bic @abe, clue Geisaidaft 5u nntere
1alten uno III erbeitern. Sein Grob>
finn mar unperiiesbar.
Seiae uielen Sh0piungen lino benz
oelti9en 2eier moblbetnnnt au1 be-
tanrteiten pobl oie pom tim erfuHoenen
orei 9aare 6es Gltrei9sfanslers.
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fur 9dnalinse unD 8inoer.

rGafforia It 10 o~or3iislid fir &inber eseianet.
oaB i9 es Dor allen anoeren mir b~efannten Grareiel
empfeble." S. Vi. Nrder. M. D.
Ill 9. Ogforb Ctr, 8rootlpn, q. y.
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Tef Ssbral@ bon ,Gaftpria' 1T 10 aIIaemein
nhsrhiiiig tpdre Is 5a empfeblen. Ge6r ,peniae in
iieli9ente Tamilen ffnoet man, tpeIde s aitoria nidt
tn Ibrsr Hdditcn 9tibe balten."
9arlos Martpn, D. D., )
Sriiber Paftor Der SIoominsbale @eform. Riphe,
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Sun,et @ooD Co..

gde ga m ar nnb @aInutsStr.
baben gegenmdrtig ettpa 5000 @orbs
8rennbola bonn Winter iibris, pel9es
nan gu rcbusirten preiien berfauft
tperDen muB. Wirb nur c. O. d.
abQeliefert.
0eu, 0afer &c. In alien Quantitateu
81 ben biligiieH preiien.
Selepbpn8 l..
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I 2sif6efm S6ofi i
Der @eiler Der politiiden Garitatmr
III 9entiGlaMn.

Der Meiiter ser politiiden aarifa>
tur IN Deutidlanb. Der 9%eiitpolte, lang
jdbrige Slluitrator bes ,9labberas
oatIdg" Wilbelm Sdolj, lit i'm Ilter
BON nabe5u 70 Sabren in Berlin eez
itorben. Sin Berliner BON @eburt.
mar CT bod BON Nbitammrug Gin Sdlee
iier, bonn rIlles, was 99ol; betbt,
ftammt aus S6leiteu," pflegte er 3u
lagei. Seiu 0ater, Der ieine Nnla9e
gum 3eidnen pobl erfannte, ldidte
thu auf Die Gunltafaoemie, mo iid
S6ol5 gum Bortrdtmalcr ansbiloen
iDollte. Subeb mad Dem CODE bes
Baters 9erietb bic Mutter In 70 be,
ordn9te Verbdltuilie, oab Ser 19jdbrise
Sunsling notbseOrunsen iid) felbit ieiu
Vroo %erfperben muBtc. @r iauTrirte,
mas inn nur tn Die Odnbe fam, uno
modte ii6 in uerbdltuiBudBig furser
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uur6e, bort 6as Sofssi1 &auaualona III.
Scepter fiibrt. SIR @atte un6 Mit,
regent lit Bring 0ainilatriponb 3usleid
tbr Bremiermtnifter. Ole 31ntgfn 1T
tn Gbriitentbnm er3osert unb f9tpdruit
fir mooerue Civilization. sic lbt fid
td9ltd ntebrere Stunben at Der @dreib,
niald1iae nno ertbeilt tire meiften Bss
lsble per 1elepbon; Giscream geb1rt 3u
ben Srtriidnn9en, ipel9e Iie bepor3u9t.
Gros alter Civilization tuerben fret.
LID bic QOdperrdtber In Mabasasfar
nod nod Der alten Metbobe abge.
idla9tet.
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SaffDrid BELT gldbunseu, grrfOpfunscr.
sauren Weasen, Diarrboe, grbre@em,
s0Otet @irmer. psrbiIft gum ealuf unb bdorbsst
bic gerbauuns,
Obne i@dblide 9ebenpirf,msea.
ySeit eirigen Sabren empfebie ID Sbr x9aAprias
iltlo psroe itets fortfdbren Is ia emtithlen, fnbfm Is
obne Ausnabrne iegeHsrei@e GrfpIge staisIt hat
getin s. Bdrber, MD,
1.-THE Winthrop, 125. Gts. NJ. zoe,
Rec Bort Gite.
IL CENTAuR COMPANY. n M,srrav esq., s.
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lidfeit benei6en. Sie iAlieBen fid mir.
big ienen unbereng olfSl6riftitellern, fpie
Ansen8rnber, auerbad nnb Roiegger
on, beren Nlameu in je6em i5reunbe ges
iunoer Qettiire 70 utel liebe Grinnern1s
gerl tpedeu.
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9eit eineil gta@
men. SIN Sabre
1848 Durbe er,
nit Dobut, Sea-
it'd umb 86pen@
itein, einer Der
Be9rInber beS
b%efannteil iatirt=
fden nSr9ans
OF nnb fir
Bummler," ipie
fi6 bainals Der
= 6 | o6eras
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&oaiain 2~tanapafema.

Gle TIT lett felt 5ebn Sabrtu bic Be.
bsrrideria @anaBasfars, manipaIirt
Die sareibnaiAime mnn Iiebt ben
Gtscreanl.
Gitsl Sreuoe umb Subel CAB es am
-. Snli TIT I~ntanariuo, Der Saupt<
ftaot Waba9asfars. 49uiatn Ra<
~tlaualona III. feierte unter arosem
Rruut i1r aebnidbriges @ssisrun9siubis
lanin. Die iduar3e Beberrfderin Der
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o~rtftgroBfet Sns
Eel Der W eft,
tDeun man Nns
ftralien alS 9ons
tinent rc6uet, lit
i'm Sabre 1851
9eboren unb &C.
bort eiuer DIP
Matte al, bic
f6on ieit 1900,
LANCE beuor bic
Suia BON enro>
p1ii6en do B.
Tern II 6 I
N%a,,s.An &nuA 80
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-30
The Business Transacted at Yesterdays
Session.

The Business Transacted at Yesterdays
Session.
The Board of County Commissioners
met in special session yesterday, and in
addition TO other business, adopted the
following resolution, offered by Mr..
McGregor:
WHEREAS, The county Of Ohio has
large interests in the p, w. q Ky. Rail
road, and believing it will be to the inter-
ests of all our citizens to afford said Rail
road Company the facilities for the trans
action Of their large and growing business
in our midst; therefore, be it
"ReSOlued, That Committee Of three be
appointed TO confer with one or more of
the standing Committees of the City Coun-
Gil, or q special Committee Of Council, APP
pointed for that purpose, to consider the
request of the P, w. q Ky. Company for
additional ground on the west side OF their
present passenger station, for the purpose
OF erecting a large and handsome passen-
ger station"
Messrs. Speidel and Wheat, owners Of
the old Court House property, present
ed bill of $3.50 for the use Of the sewer
running through the old Jail premises
anu leading from the Jail down Twelfth
street. The bill was referred to the
Finance Committee.
P. L. Kimberly, J, P. for Union dis
trict, rendered his resignation, and
James A. Dunning was elected to fill
the vacancy.
A new docket was ordered for Justice
Caldwell.
The estimates Of the Committees on
Roads and Bridges, Poor House and
Farm and Court House and Jail, here
toiore published, were referred to the
Committee on Finance for considera-
ton.
The question OF electing farmer for
the Infrmsry farm came up and James
Creighton, the present incumbent, and
Hiram McCalin were nominated. The
latter was chosen by vote Of TO 4.
To-day the Board will go out to Cru
gers lane to inspect the bridge site.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-30
A SERIOUS FIRE.
THE MEARS KEG AND BOX FACTORY, AT THE
BELMONT, BURNED,
And the Mill Stable Badly Damaged-Ths Niagara
Engine Disabled Nan &issing-Ihe
Blaze q Suspicious One.

At a quarter after eight o'clock last
night fire was discovered in the Mears
! keg and box factory, attached to the
Belmont mill, and fronting on Twenty
! seventh street, west OF Main. An alarm
was ruug in at 500 from box 5S, at Mar
ket and Twenty-seventh streets, and
! five minutes later second alarm fol-
lowed, calling the fulldepsrtment, with
! the exec ption of the Vigilant. The fire
was stubborn one, and was not fully
extinguished before IL o'clock. The
LOGS will likely reach $4,000, on which
the insurance is said 10 be light. The
figures could not be ascertained last
night.
Many people did not know Of the fire,
as the City Hall bell only struck three
taps on the first alarm, and didn't ring
| at all on the second. The Niagara en-
/ CINE, stationed at Twenty seventh and
Main streets, broke down at S:40o'clock,
| her steam cylinder being broken, and
she was out Of the fight from that time
on, knocking out two good streams.
The Atlantic and Wheeling engines did
good work throughout. During the
fire, and up TO half-past ten Waterman
| Halett, of the cooper shop, was miss
| ing. and there was considerable anxiety
regarding him for time, as he could
not be found about the fire. He turned
up later, however.
The origin OF the fire is mystery.
The shop had been shut down for
week, and there had been no fire about
the premises during that time, as far as
the management of the mill knew.
When discovered the flames had obtain
ed good Roadway, and although the
Niagara was soon on the scene and got
water on promptly, the building and
stock, which included about 1000 fin
ished kegs, three cars of slaves, car
of hoops, and various other prop
erty, was destroyed, and the fire
communicated to the mill stable,
which adjoins the shop on the
north, and for time threatened to eat
through into the warehouse. This lat
ter was prevented. however. The
stable was badly damaged, and num-
Der of firemen and Chief Healy, who
were perched on It's roof with stream
OF water, ran considerable risk for
time, until warned of this danger by
Capt. William Otto. Some nails stored
Ia the rear of the shop were damaged
by water, and some Of those In the
warehouse may have been slightly wet
The loss from this cause will not cut
much of figure.
The police made no effort to keep the
crowds away from the scene Of the fire.
aud as result good many people on
Twenty-seventh street got ducking
from a Niagara stream, just before that
engine broke down.
The cooper shop building was part
OF the Belmont mill property, but was
leased by Mr.. Mears, who employed
about twenty-five men when running.
Kegs were made for the Belmont and
Riverside mills, and occasionally other
lots were turned out. The capacity OF
the shop was about 10000 keg week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-30
sas,u 1S.srttss~rmts.
A PROPER STUDY TO SATAN.
The Relation Between Lies and Goods.

Why do certain kinds of goods inspire so much more
fsehood than others? For instance there Is much more
deliberate deception about clothing than about dress goods
there is more asehOod about linens than about silks 1t
is important that suggest the questiOnnot for us to
settle it publicly.
AS merchants with goods to SELL tell our store news
to the public daily To tell the exact truth about our
goods and prices the fundamental rule of advers
inc Public discrimination is the only protection that
honest and ruth-teng advertisers have against unscrupu
lous competition If cannot 90 better for you on new
STYLISH crispy Spring Suits handsome Spring Over
coats and the pretes line of Fancy Shirts offered
We do not want your money.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-30

Tape. the butcher, caused coasidera-
bic excitement along Market street yes
terday morning, the horse tearing up
the street and endangering the safety
OF every vehicle along the thorough
fare. When Twelfth street was reached
a young man rushed out, climbed over
the rear end Of the wagon, took the
reins and succeeded in stopping the
excited animal.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-30
a cuRk FOX pNEuMoNIA.

Pneumonia and kindred affections OF the
lungs can be easily prevented and cured by
using an absolutely pure stimulant. such as IS
used aud recommended By the best physicians
Your doctor will tell you that kleins silver
Age OF "Duquesne" Rye Whistles are aoso-
lutely pure and the best stimu ant in the
world TO fortify the system against the inelem-
epcy Of the weather Silver AGE sells for 81 50
per quart and DuquesDe at SLe5 Headquarters
MAX KLEIN, - Federal St, Allegheny, p.
Send feT complete catalogue, mRiled free.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-30
The Season Opened.

The "Hole in the WalP' base ball
club challenge the "Bowery" club.
Following are the players: p. Leocker,
D. and Captain; A. Bucannon, c.; C. Al
len, |. f.; L. Smith, p; John Morgan,
1st b.; j. Barley, Cd b.; Z. Baggs, S. s.;
w. BUGGY, I'd b.; B. o. Leary, C. T.; o.
Coss, r. f.; 7. Ryan. c.; A. Urben Mana
ger. All communications should be ad-
dressed TO the manager. Answer
through the REGISTER.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-30
Tour of Inspection.

This afternoon at one o'clock the
Council Committee on Fire Department
will commence a tour OF the engine and
hose houses, on the annual inspection,
leaving the City Hall in bus. The
entire afternoon will be devoted to the
trip, which is preliminary to making
the annual estimate.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-30
A Check Forged.

A well-known young man was con-
fronted, in the private office OF the
Chief Of Police, last evening, with con-
elusive evidence that he had forged the
name Of a prominent professional gen.
tleman on check for SIS and had got
ten the money on it from a bank. The
young man acknowledged the lapse
from the path Of rectitude, and said he
couldn't explain how he came to do It,.
He gave up the money, his father said
he would protect any other possible
victims, and the matter was quashed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-30
A Nav MnVA.

The architects of this city have agreed
to hereafter display plans for new build
ings in the rooms OF the Builders Ex-
change, and the Secretary Of the Elk
change will be present while they are
on exhibition. Contractors will exam
iDe the plans and specifications there,
and no favors will be shown to any one.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-30
Delegates Chosen.

Wheeling Typographical Union No.
10 held a special meeting yesterday az
ternoon, for the purpose of choosing a
delegate and alternate to the annual
convention 10 be held in Chicago in
June. Hoge Shively, of the REGISTER
Job room, was elected delegate, and Ed.
Simms, of the InteItgellcer composing
room, as alternate.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-30
NEWS OF THE DAY.
a True Fish story.

Last evening a friend Of the REGIS
TER at Elm Grove telephoned in the
fact that Willard Smith had caught a
German carp, In the creek below the
mill, weighing eleven pounds and one
ounce. This is regarded as an immense
fish of that species.