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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-06-18

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, June H.-Last night
near Pacific JUNCTION. an attempt was
made 20 hold up passenger train on The
Kansas CITY, St Joseph and Council Bluffs
road. The train was under way, and the
fireman was engaged in throwing stream
OF not wafer on the coal IN the tender when
a man crawlec over the Goals and showing
4 revolver into his face told him % throw
Nd his hands Instead Of doing 50 Fireman
Hemingway turned the hot water on the
bandit, thoroughly scalding hin Tue
nan fred two shots az Hemingway and
then fed
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-06-18
Ten Years in the Pen.

STEUBESvILLE, O.. .JuBsl7.-At Q 30 this
morning Simeon Sheckler, who shot and
killed James Rarcus. in a coal mine, a.
Bergholz. this county, On the 18th day OF
February. for which be was convicted OF
nanslaughter, was sentencted 70 the peal
tertiary for ten years. Sheckler has many
friends among mine operators and bosses
throughout Ohio, and determined effort
Will be made 10 secure bis early pardon
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-06-18
THEY CHOSE QUEER COMPANY.

burg. Arrested In = Negro Den at Hunt
ingtOR.
Spsetal 7sIeoran 10 ne Sunday RSoissv.
HUxrNGroN, w. VA, June l7.-At an
early hour this morning police officers ar
rested two sixtee -year-oid white girls OF
handsome appearance in den occupied by
a number of low negroes, with whom they
had been living for some time. They gave
their names as Myrtle Miller and Sylvia
Keamer, and stated that their homes were
at Pittsburg They came 10 this city 10
work at prominent hotel. Their actions
in associating with such low order Of
people excited much wonder and astonish-
ment, as they are evidently refined and
well educated
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-06-18
A New Chartsr Issnsd.
3pSaGI Tsle0rGn 70 ne sunday R>0lfser.

6DeefGI TstS0TGDs 70 TIE sunday R>ofse.
CHARLESTON, ". Va, June 1.-THE
Secretary Of State has issued a charter 70
the Paint Greek Boom and Driving Com
psnT. OF Paint Greek, Kanawha county.
The incorporators are J. H.. Burns,
Baruches Burns, S. y. Ford, S. q. Lewis
and n 7, Davis. Of Paint Greek.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-06-18
PROFESSIONAL BASE BALL
Cincinnati and Louisville Play at Park
ersburg.
o-..f,J J,I..x.r. IA m. R,1fsfSr

SDt0dt 1e<oToH 70 ~ hfoss"'
PARKEEsBURG, w. VA, June 1.-THE
Cincinnati and Louisville league teams
played q match game Of ball At the park
this afternoon, under the patronage OF the
Unity Rod and Gun Club. The arrival OF
the teams brought out big crowd OF people
and this being the nrst game ever played
here between professional base oalllsts,
everybody who knew anything aoop, or
admired the National game, .prepyred q
attend. Unfortunately heavy rain
began 10 fall about 2 o'clock, causing many
who would otherwise have gone but, 10 re-
main al home. However, therd was nig
crowd present The game was a nRe DIS
play Of artistic work on the ptrt OF both
teams. but the Kentuckians were out
played by the Cincinnati boys. Cincinnati,
z. Louisville g.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-06-18

CHICAGO. June 1.-The great Aorelio
won the Chicago DERBY to-day. la the
presence Of Y Oo0 people. Tie Hawthorne
track was as fast IS Il was In nis-sEm-
mer. the weather perfect and al the condi-
tons for tie race favorable The time,
40. Is faster by three seconds than the
distance, II miles, has ever been covered
on this sandy path. Eorello was made fs-
vorite in the betting.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-06-18
he BAD A BOeUs CHECK.
And Tried TO Buy Clothing With lar
rested In the act

s,..al 7s,Sc7cra 10 lsS Sunday Register.
HUNTINGTON, W. Va, Juue l7.-Shortly
before nine O'Clock tonight, middle-sged
nan entered Phil Hirz's clothing store,
and after buying Dig sil OF gooos, pre-
sented a check IRON the Besurick K Har-
rison Milling Co, for the payment OF the
same
a member OF the company was In the
store a. the time. and when the cheek was
shown hin he said i was forgery, ana
when Hfrz began questioning the fellow ne
bacaus excited and wanted 20 leave tne
place. He was watched. aud Oncer I'd
Bowen was informed Of the affair When
arrested the fOrger asked 70 look AZ the
cheek te explain about II. and sttenpted 10
destroy Il, out was prevented from DONG
80. He was locked up he gave bis name
AZ Chas Vaughn. though the cneck -
orawn in favor ef Ed Murphy, and sss 10
indorseuent On II TIE police think Lney
have an old oiender in the business
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-06-18
DYSpRpIlCS GROW HILARIOUS
The Menu of "Hotel Camden" and Web
ster Springs Water Having Their
Effect.

Inc MGuU Oh t4he~A ~~
ster Springs Water Having Their
Effect.
SDsssal 7slscrom 10 tss Sunday Register.
CAMpES.ox-GAULEY, June l1.-An excur-
sion party came in this afternoon and are
staying at .The Camden" They are X. Il.
Harrison, editor Weston Democrat: +. u.
Dawson and wife, Mr. and Mrs. NJ. w.
Harrison, Mrs. Eva Edwards and son.
Tom, Emma c. Brown and number OF
others. They are delighted with the Gil.
mate. il being cool and pleasant compared
with the hot weather in the lower valleys.
The fishing has been excellent the past
week. several fine strings having been
caught, and large quantities OF hne brook
trout are being sent TO the friends OF the
tourists.
The medicinal qualities Of the salt sui
phur water from Webster Springs, In con-
nection with the splendid menu OF tne
"Hotel Camden" ;" is producing very IN
vlgoratiug effect and IS making the dyspep-
tics hilarious.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-06-18
Prisoner Elliott VIII Probably Die.
....-y T,,t<o~1,n In IA S,fsd4g R<gfstsy.

CoLuxBUs, O., June l7.--William ]. FL
lott. the life prisoner, who was last week
assaulted by William Varney, fellow
convict, In the Ohio Penitentisry, who
knocked him down and threw Titriol IN bis
face, has mad relapse aud Is now In a crit
ical condition, brain fever having resulted
from the blow on the head, aud subsequent
excitement. He will probably die.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-06-18

LONDON, June l7,-I4
pondent of ths TtDscs, 81
election, says: -
"Ricatsr sowed toe >
whlrlWind. Liberal a1e
appealing 20 their frle1
rangs % WithstasS 80 b
None yentsrs 70 propcclI
Rlchtsrs ergsn stHl "A
sniy mistsks was rot 81.
opposing the GOToffmef
they accepted ne army
have sustained stlii grsa1
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-06-18
cnurivis Infer1la1

EKE YOEK. Juoe II.
lln corrspo5ceDt cab,e9
that thsre Eas been a.
Tie Kaiser snd Charceii'
that Il Ess been ~ 70
one. We nay expecl .
efInperial ocinicn ere Il
az the elections 20 f5r I'd
ofcial snd court arcle1|
tion-7
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-06-18
west VIRGINIA'S DAY
At the Great Columbian Exposition
Comes Next Tuesday.
THE BUILDING TO Be DEDICATED.

The Programme Prepared for the
Occasional Big Lot Of West
Virginians Who Have Regis
. tered at the State Building
The Fair VIII Be Open on Sun
dav Without Further Legal
6nterference-Chief Justice Full
n Decides the Case.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-06-18
SURVEYOR OF THEPORT
Mr.. C. A. Shaefer viii Probably Get
the Position.
MICHAEL STEIN WILL BE CLERK,

Congressman Pendleton Has Made
These Recommendations and
They Are Expected to go. "
Mr.. Pendleton Has Also Made
Some Recommendations With
Regard to Postoff1ces - The
New Pension Examiners OF
This District.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-06-18
OHIO REPUBLICANS ACTIVE.
The state Committee Gets 20 Work
EarIy-The State Executive Committee
Named.
T.L,oram 70 a. SUNDAY R.ctstsr.

COLUMBUS, o., June 1.-THE Republi-
can State Central Committee met to-day
and selected the following Executive Com
mittee: c. w. f. Dick, Akron, Chairman
John r. Malloy, Columbus, Secretary;
George w. Sinks. Columbus, Treasurer;
Mark A. Hanna, Cleveland; ID. VI. Massie,
Chillicothe; John A. Caldwell, Cincinnati
/. B. Cameron, Salem; +. J. Loves, Day
ton: c. f. Maxwell, Xenia, and j. Z.
Barnes, Toledo. II is Mckinley COM
mittee all the way through. No date was
set for the formal opening ofthe campaign,
but committee work begins al once.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-06-18

NEw BKDYDaD, N11s.
Borden Jury sbent 80 p1el|
morrow they VII fl,rro e
uires that after tte cIc1.
DAY Lizzie Borde1 t1I1
her sister Emma ar4
chatting with an1 c1e.
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Sutt's pilen reinisen bas glut.
Weriamm1nng Der 9eutid5 . Mmertf.
NoltSfeft.0 eielfdbaft.

0eriammlnitg Der 0eutidb . Mmertf.
@olfsfeft.G eieafdbaft.
Sn Der 8erfammIung bon Montaq
Iben6 tpurbe Der 8eri9t bes Direftos
RUINS borgelegt unb angenrmmen.
9as in Musi6t gerommene pros
gramm 1T folgenbes:
Nm Greitag Mben6s finbet elm buz
morifii6 gebaltener GadeI3ug reip.
umaug fat, tporauf elm Concert auf
benz GefplaBe, Genertperf &c. folgt.
Mm SDnnabenb Hormittags 10 l16r
finbet Der 9auptuntaug ifatt. Das
6entf6e 8~oIf8mdr6e11i lit ais
Snbieff fiir bic beeorirten Wagen in
Nusf9t genommen.
Mm Na6mittag finben auf Dem Ge1t%
plaBe Observation-Disclosures, &inber5pieIe
&C. ftatt nebf promenaben : Concert.
Nbenbs Concert un6 ban1 BAL.
Vim Sonntag uieberbolt ii6 bas
Yrograt1m bonn Samitag urb Mbenbs
finbet elm groBartiges Geuertpert fatt.
Die Soften bes GeifeS tperber itrtges
fdbr $500 fein.
Sc tuurbe bei6Iofen. baB fi@ an
benz um5ug am Greitag Mberb Magen
fur Mn5eige5mede betbeiligen biirfen.
Die Derf9iebenen &omites benten BIG
our nd9iien 8erfammIung i'm 6tanbe
gu fein, eiuen oberld6li6en aofenan@
|f6lag sa MAIDEN. so Der @hbfiigel
6es S@uppets bur9 einen Gturnt 3ers
ft6rt wurbe, tpurbe bei1IoGen, fcfort
gum @ieberaufbau befelben 5u
f9reitem.
TolgenbeS finb bic bonn prdiibenten
ernanntei1 &omites:
Ginan3s&pmite 6. @nnge,
Worfbenber; 3. Clemens, s. Bauer,
5. Wagner. gonrab 3uf9lag, so.
DreifuB. 2ouis 9utb IT,, Wm. 6eui6<
tel, q. peters unb gonrab 6Iaig; nebf
Prdfibenten urb 8ieesprdfibenten exs
officio.
Mrra s&omite
j. 2emiel, g~oribenber; 8. gnselte,
s. &i9ter.
9eeorationss aomites
Cir Wagen: s. 6. Saeobfon; fir
GstplaB: q. Seebe; fur GadeIsus: q.
8. 8edmann.
Mufts aomite: u. S9ims
meIpfenmis.
Druid zapmit Mm. Gdus
tpirtb, WoriBenber; Sas. g. Neps
comb unb 6. @ruu.
Jeuermerf &omite Mb.
DreiB.
aomite fir @pieIeae. u.
augH, y~oribenber; Wanbleben.
ss@ 0 m Ser
prdfbent.
Sas Jinanas9omite nirb nit benz
Sarnmteltt bon Subleriptionen am
Sam flag beginner.
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unb @emiifebau in einem md1tiqen
Muf@mung begrifem lit, BON GROCER
8ebeutung fein fann unb muB, begreift
ii6, aud obne baB es n6tbig lit, biele
Worte barber au MAIDEN. Ser iii
&Ddpprt tagenben &onbenton pirb ii6
unter an6erem bic Nufaabe fteaen, Bic
mi9tige Srage iber cine &egeIung bes
taufmdnnif9en 8ertriebes Der teraniz
i9en 6ribgemiife unb bes 6riibobltes
inter 8eratbung gu nebmen. 8ts iebt
finb es bauptid9li6 bic taufmdnnil6er
Mittelsmdnner gepefen, tpeI1e BEN
eigentli9en Nuben bonn @ei6dft ge3oe
gen baben, ndbrenb bic 3u1ter felbf
bdufig rur ben S9aben babon gebabt
baben, neil 6ra9ten, Speien, &oms
miffonsgebtbren &c. BON benz, mas bic
Waare gebra9t bate, ni9ts iibrig lieb.
nebernimmt es Der 8erein, nit ben
@ifenbabnen fir bic rai9e unb biQige
8eri9ifung Der lei9t benz 8erberben
ausgeiebteu gdrtnerii9en probufte, fos
tpie fiir ben 8erfauf b~erielben auf ben
Mdrften bic n6tbigen gereinbarungert
uub @ontrafte ab5uf9lieBen, 10 mirb
bas iebr meientli9 ba3u ~beitrageu, bert
auf Der 4inbbeitsftufe itebenben Snbu>
ftrie5meig, msl9er fir bic @ntmidlung
bon Seras bon b69fter Be6eutung 1T,
gu einem raf9en unb frdftigen @ebeiz
ben gu bringen.
Sn Ser 8innen : e6iffabrtsfrage
gebt es borar. 9ie @eIeaf9aft, tpeI6e
bic S6iHbarma6ung bes Srinitp lit
bic 9anb getomn1ea bat, trift iebt
Mnftalten, bic @eIbmittel, peI1e aur
Nnlegung Der ettpa 20 e9leufen mn6
Ddmme erforberli9 finb, 3ufamme1t aa
bringen; iebenfals erf6eint es ni9t
ratbfam, LANCE auf 8unbesbiiIfe AIT
tparten. Sci Der 9Iertnte in Der Bunz
6esfafe birfte aud wobI taum bon
Seiten bes &ongrefes auf cine Inter
ffibung fur bas unternebmet au red<
men fein. n9iIf Sir felbf, 10 biIft
Dir @ott"-it Elm Spru9, Der fi6 aud
bier bendbren uirb.
SIN Suli foG enbIi1, tpie bon Chi
cage mitgetbeilt pirb, bort bic f6rms
li9e uebergabe bes teranif9en Stats
gebdubes an bic Weltausftenungsbe<
b6rbe ~ftattinben. Ob bereits Sorqe
bafiir getragen lit, baB Der groBe, an
6er Spibe bes SiibenS mar11irenbe
Staat Seras in biefem @ebGube 6urh
cine e9auteaung feiner rei9en BRO
butte auf uir6ige Meife pertreten fein
pirb, bariiber berlautet Ni9ts. Mues
mas fur Seras bis babin auf ber Muss
fe0ung getban tporben 1T, beffebt baz
rim, baB 9err sc. 3. 6ubbarb
am II. SUM- bor elmer 0erfammz
lung bon @ef9dfts : &eiienben cine
&ebe gerebet bat, iiber bafeIbe
Sbema, pel6es er i9on bor beinab 20
Sabren in philadelphia breitgetreten
bat, als bort 6as 10Oidbrise @eburtss
iabr Der Union burh eine Musfeauna
gefeiert tuurbe. Wie 0err 6ubbar6
aber tDife1 foute, min baS pubIifum
auf IusfeQungen aber ni1t b0ren,
fon6ern feben!
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MHerIet.

= 9as bon Sules ". Mppler bers
ausgesebene N6reBbu6 fir bic @tabt
San Mntonio 1T foeben eri9ienen.
Set brei Sabren 1T fein Directory"
mebr erf6ienen unb bas lebte mar
i6on am Sage bes grf6einens ber=
altet. Ipplers NbreBbu6 1T smar
an6 ni6t gang fret BON fleinen Srrz
tbiimern. ALIEN es 1T gan3 betrd6tli9
better, als bas lebte.
= Ser San Mntonio @6iibenberz
Elm pirb am Sonntas elm groBes pic=
mic an Der Salabp dbbalten.
= Sic NnfIage tpegen Qusfeaung
zines un5ii9tigen Bibles, pel6e gegen
s. s. Suttle, Der @irtb bes SLIDER
&ingsSaloo erboben mar, 1T auf ben
Nntrag bes Stabtantpaltes tpieber nie>
bergei6lagen ipprben. Suttle mag
fi9 BET feinen Infldgern fir bic Inn
berf9ahte Gratis : &eclan1e be6arfen.
Ser Staatss @ouberneur bat bic
Befaqungen bon 157 Notaren, Sic AM
l. SUM bier in San Mntonio qualifis
cirt batten, unteraei6net.
= Sic Stabt @an Nntonio batte
mad benz lebten offieieaen 8eri6t inn
Sabre 1892: 1884 i'm l9uIpfi6tigen
Bitter fteben6e &in6er unb i'm Sabre
1898: 11,455; Der 3upa6s betrdgt TO-
nit i'm 8erlaufe bes lebten Sabres 761.
Darf man BON ibm ei1et SdIuB auf bic
8ep6lferungssabl MAIDEN, 10 sdblt
San Mntonio (fir nel9es Der Genius
bonn Sabre 1890 ni9t bpu 40, 900 Gins
tDobner angab) in biefem Qugenblid
minbetens $4,000 Bemobner. Sic
ftatifif6e Sbatia6e, baB pabrenb Der
leBten Sabre bier 5000 i1ere !6duier
gebaut murben, ldBt ebenfaus auf cine
6erartige 3unabme Der 8eo0lferuna
f9lieBen.
= 9err Jranf e6ab aug Moz
rabia, 6apette @ountp, Elm alter Greunb
Der nGreien Brefe4, ftattete urS ieinen
Befu6 ab. 2eiber mar bic uria1e,
bic 0errm S@iB nod San Mntonio
fibrte, feline erfreuli1e. Ct fam bier
Der, UNI bic bieiigen Ner3te tuegen zines
bartndfigen rbeumattf6en 2eibens gu
eoniultiren. Wir piinf9en ibm bal>
bige 8eRerung!
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ueber 100000 @runb> g~istntbum In Gan Antpntp ne ippri
seftauft werben; Der san3e 8eFs wrb in Sbdlen nnb g~runbfhden
anlgebpten, mte ie Der 8dufer winiht. Grpee. gut etnserAtete Braueri
NIT eutsm abfas BON gsr; melt unter benz mtrfliAen QDerte.
a%ussebsbntes Druderet. unb ltbpsrapbH&es GtabnGement, wel&ss
BITE bette &anbidaft tint Sabwefen Bat.
0utSeleSene G'ehdftsbduier unb Grunbfade unb 8aupldbe tn
Der Mttte unb tn ben &ubentbetlsn Der Stabt. G,rpee Nuswubl.
@ebnltAe Ofsren fnb nte purber semadt purben.
REAGAN HOUSTON, mafienper,palter
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@pmlet Wpnlet !

Gin gbampagner, Der fi9 INNER
me5r Greunbe ermirbt unb balb ben
Marft beberri9en pirb, 1T Der George
@puIet.
gr bdlt Bic ri6tige Msitte suii9en
alen gigenf6aften, bic man betm
@bampagner ertuartet; 1T alio ni9t
gu fuB unb ni9t herb; BON pridelns
benz, a1regenbem 8ef6mad unb bes
fommt, feIbf in sroBen Quantitdten
senoReu, ausge3ei6net.
Oarum: Srinst @oulet unb nur
0pmlet.
&omfe & 8ablfab,
Mgenten.
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Bon ct. 9umis mad Nie,p 0orf.

Ser ausgeaeidnete giiembabnamgs
9ient BON st. Qouis iiber bic 8anz
balia unb BennfDlpania 2imie 1ta1
philadelphia, Baltimore, Wafbington
unb Stem Yorf aiebt bic Mufmerfiam=
feit bes reiienben Publitums I'M Wes
fen INNER mebr auf fi9. 9ieie 2inieu
i6leiten nit Der 3eit borar1 unb fiibren
getuDbnli6 5uerft ale Neuerungen be-
3iigli6 Der Sag Waggons, pullman
S9Iafs unb 9iuings Cars, tpei6e baau
angetban iinb. bic 8equemli6feit unb
Si9erbeit bes ~reiienben publifums au
erb6ben, ein.
Diefe poIitit beaiigli9 ibrer 8ers
tpaltung ma6t cine &eiie iiber bic
pennfplbania 8abn bia ct. 2ouis be-
fonbers tpiini9ensuertb urb anaiebenb.
Gin 8erfud uirb ben &eiienbem babou
iiberseugen, baB er feilten Srrtbum be-
gihg unb baB bies in Der Shat Der einz
aige ri6tige Weg 1T, UNI nod benz
Ofet gu geben.
Wenbet gu9 i6riftli9 an s. 81.
@besbrougb Nffitent General
pahagiers@ gent, ST. 2ouis, Mo.,
UNI cine &arte nebft 8ei9reibung, bic
febr biel ipertbOole Snformation ent>
bdlt.
= SIN Sole Sbr Semben, Inter
seug ober 9oilette : 4rtitel gu faufem
wiinf9t, tpre6t bel pancDat &
9 o : II Dor, ebe Sbr anberspo fault.
Sbr Gins ollars 6emb, bic % Gents
Striimpfe nnb 6as llnteraers gu so
Gents fnb bic a~llerbeften i'm Marfte
unb forgen nirgenbwo iibertroHem
merben,
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sI 9err so. 6. Saeobo On. Der
betannte pbotograpb, bat an Der
Mlamo StraBe, SO. 113, elm l1eues
4telier eingeri6tet. 9err Saeobion
bat in ieinem gtablifement ale Neuez
rungen, bic auf benz Gel6e Der pboto=
graphic Der Neu3eit berporgebra6t,
angeuanbt, unb bic ginri9tung III
bodelegant unb ftebt an 8olenbune
fi6er feimem Der prominenteten berars
tigen 2ofale 6ftli9er Metropolen mad.
Gin 8eiu6 bieies Mufter : Nteliers i'll
nnferen 2efern aufs berali6fe ems
pfoblen.
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@m. Matthies,

der, ouftonsStra e.
2iefert 6as boraiieli6fe &imb=, S6afz
unb S9weinefleif6. Spe3iaIitat:
Sunges &albfleif d.. Ollie Sors
ten bon Wur1t.
8effellungen tperben in irsemb einem
Sbeile Der Stabt frei abgeliefert.
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fir cine bielige Srauerei eim Collector,
pel6er Der beuti6en, englii6en unb
tpom6gli6 Der fpanif6ea Spra9e
md6tig 1T. MmB bereits in einem dbH.
li4en @ei6dfte tbdtig eemelen fem
unb Caution ftelen t0nnen. Man
abreiire n@oQectOr" an bieies 8latt.
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pancoai 4 Spbn baben
elm febr groBes Eager lit @lotbing fir
Gribiabr nnb CONNER. 9ie 4naiige
fur $40, $12 unb $15 linb NUMBER
f66n unb fiben famos. Spre6t Dor
unb iiberaeugt @u6.
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QetratbSi@etm:
Senrp S9mibt unb 2ena 9aaer.
pbutoarapbiides s(telier

<**eetS%
BON u. 81. Galloway, $50. Alb
Oit : 9OuftonftraBe liefert bic feiniten
So
bas Dubenb. @ruppenbilber in f66nz
iter Musfibrung. Spre6t unbebingt
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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-02-15
Good Bye to the Mowhan,


The big ship Mowhan crossed out yes
terday morning, carrying with her the
good wishes of the many friends made
by her genial master, Captain Patey, and
the gentlemanly officers and crew Cap
tain Patey stands high in the Dale line,
commanding the largest of the fleet OF
ships that have been built specially for
this river by the Bredales, who. CONNER
cially speaking, were the discoverers OF
the Columbia, and who have done more
to develop Its commerce than any other
single company. The ship is now for the
first time fully loaded, and splendid op-
portunity will now be afforded to test
her sailing qualities. While Captain Pa
tey and his officers have been in town
they have made many friends, and their
presence here in the future will be looked
forward to with a good deal of pleasure.
Mrs. Rev. Nissen, music teacher, has
removed to 1749 Hemlock street, Upper
fOtyY,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-02-15
The Masquerade Ball.


Last night Fishers hall was the scene
of very merry gathering, and seldom,
If ever, has Astoria witnessed such a sue
cessful affair of like character. The oc-
casion was the annual ball of Teutonia
Lodge, of the Sons of Hermann and the
committee who had in charge the details
of the entertainment were jubilant when
they saw what a success 1t had turne1
out. The characters were immense. I'M
Gle Sam danced merrily with the Queen
of France, and jostled at every turn
against chimney sweep, a giant or a
sailor. German princes, fishwives. con-
victs. newspaper boys. mermaids and
tennis girls were all represented. An
excellent band and over twenty dances
helped to while away jolly holiday fes-
tival. The following prizes were won:
First prize for ladies' Told maid) Miss
Belle Cleveland,
Second prize for ladies. grandmother
Mrs. Nj, Byrd.
First prize for gentlemen, Convict
Harry Reed.
Second prize for gentlemen, (mossbackl
A. A Cleveland.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-02-15

The British bark Naluna, Capt ".
Genenz, arrived in yesterday afternoon
in tow Of the tugs Wellowa ana Escort
No. 2. The vessel Is Out is5 days from
London. and has cargo of general mer-
chandise consigned to j. D. spreclxles.
Sic is 1851 tons register. and has aboard
1880 tens Of freight. Captain Genens re-
ports rough passage throughout. but
very uninteresting, While, OFF tho Horn,
she experienced very rough weather. one
day being exceptionally stormy. One
day the tremendous force OF the wind
tore off the booby hatch covering from
her forehatchway, and the heavy laboring
OF the ship burst one OF the deck seams
This was temporarily covered up and re-
paired when the ship got into fine wealth
er. She arrived or the mouth Of the
river a month ago and has experienced
the whole Of the heavy storms of the last
thirty days. Day in and day out the
pilot flag was hoistedy in vain. Twice
one or theother Of the tugs was sighted.
and the hopes of all on board went up.
with the prospect OF getting into port,
and just as many. times were the weary
watchers disappointed. The tugs would
not go near them. and the ship beat about
experiencing the full force OF the heavy
gales. The mizzen stay-sail was blown
away one day last week and the rest had
to be slowed to prevent their sharing a
similar fate.
Yesterday morning at O'clock the look
out reported a wreck on the landward
side, and on closer inspection 1t was made
out TO he 2 schooner down in the water
with two masts showing One mast was
about six feet above the water and the
other about water level. There could be
seen yellow and brown colors beneath
the waves. and on the sunlSen mast was
collected lot OF trash ana drift, amongst
1t being the roots and branches OF trees.
The bearings were taken and reported as
'"rillamook Rock bearing east y north.
about 10 miles distant" Pilot M. d.
Staples brought the ship in, having been
taken aboard last Friday morning.