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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-19

NNASrED-iiOTEL STEWARD. BREAD
w and cake baker, CONTRACTOR time
sccptr, chop Waterman. hat aud cap clerk.
houth
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-19

IITASrED - TRAVELLING PUBLISHING
w house collector. iil wccty and car
iarc. Particular, Business EXchansc, u.s. D..
Let south.
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NorIINu rRoM rIIoMrsoN.

WAsuIS0roS, sept. ls.-The state
department confidently expected some
word from Minister Thompson At Rio
today, uut up tO a late hour tonight
nothing was heard.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-19
FOR RENT.

i CITY Tor rent have conycyanccs At my
on.cc 10 show renters OF houses, W. ), u ogAn
10 pUst0nI block
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-19
FOR SALE.

SnETLAND PONIES ron SALE aHAiN
> street
S,TEAM LAUNDRY rLANr. ONE oF
= tho host anu most complete iu thls city Tor
Hale ut one quarter 10 value, OF tor lease
on most favorable terms w. n Wallace
care binwoodoy'a
yyuHsE, HAuNEss AND uuGGY. il5
II w. y, logan. go rostotcc nIock.
AT a sACmriuE-A Is ROOM TUH.
"a nihhcd house, centrally located clearing
tleJ ICr month. Poor health cause ~ selling
OUT W. D. bogan' iio fosioiico block
A SNAP MUST M soLp. $40
~ each VIII buy q new 3.rolm house,
pantry, glossta cellar. stable. truli uces CiJ
water. LOT 1Nl1i feet. All fenced ". j.. 10.
gAn, 40 foatohicc u'oc1.
4 HAVE your MGR PiICEs on
4 property that will DO sold ut n sAcridco
10 viii Iny you 90 see thtac before buying. ~.
D. Hogan no iosioince nloct
A NEw sRooM FRAME WIN
n lawn. lotl1Nlti feet Price, 1905 i.gU
down balance % monthly payments. " J.
Iosan, 4ll fosioniee Block.
A NICE iRoOM COTTAGE ~
10 down balance fii per month w. }. no
gan, ~ fostoiioc hocE.
A fiSE CORNER. sslo RODS.
"A tFoom house. stable fruit trecs city
wafer. Price, sl.siO 500 cash balance %
me w, J. Hogan. 40 rostonlco iilooE
An ELEGANT 5KuoM nau,E.
"a choice location. Cost IaOl1. cell for
li4ll on easy payments. ". y. hogan. til
loalplAtc hluc4'
A NEW iRuOM niuCk. MODERN,
~ hard wood nnish, elegantly furnished,
nnv location. Price. 5000. un easy payment
w. y logan, go fost1itco block.
A fEW SlCE rlECEs on
"A business property NJ low prices Wei.
Hogan, az fOHio1lcc Ii0ca.
A linsT. GLASS DAIRY FARM ~
n 10 acres, a. miles from city. hico new
rrsIdcurpt stable, sheds, milk houses ami ursts
class milk route, taking $50 per month kAsy
] pay mcnts, so down. ~. J, Hogan, 40
] fust0ilcc Block
In-ACpE TRACT CLOSE 10 CITY, AL
w ln lurCm, plenty Of water. $40 per
acre, W. J. Began, tlo r0stn1lre Block.
U1OUn ACgEs ~ ORCHARD. CLOSE no
II city good water rlghti price tllll. ", j.
Hogan, 80 i0stumco Block,
~ YOU WANT A GOOD Palm ~ ANY
Il pau u the West, call on me. W. j.. Hogan,
go foHtUflGO iluck.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-19

In-ACHE TRACT CLOSE 10 CITY, ALL
~ ln luccrn, plenty ~ water, $40 per
acre. W. J. Began, 90 rostnnlru Block.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-19
sunsenrrrlor RArr.i

EUNTITTTTTVT TNNITTF
IT. Q 40, MA J No
Dddv........,......siOOO $500 S2b0 500
Semi Weekly. 500 LIS 100 40
Desert We,kiy... $50 i.50
Address all communications 10
THE DEsERET NEWS Co,
49, A.sA0 c,sno Vsshs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-19

FURNISHED ROOMS AND HOUSES ~
II all parts Of The city WI. Hogan, 40
iuttoflCu Block,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-19

SiiETLA.ND PONIES ron SALE anAiS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-19

LoNDuN, sept.ls.--sit Edward Grey,
parliamentary secretary q the iofeign
office, In the commons THIS afternoon
raid tbs Bfilith consul Of Rio reported
trade pafaiyzcd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-19

Euun ACREs ~ oRCnAUD. CLOSE no
II city, good water rghti price tl2Jl. ", j.
Hogan, 40 rOstuuco Block.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-19

4 NEW lO.HOOM BMCk. MODERN,
N three blocks from business. suitable Tor
loHrdlue house, rent SO. ". }. Began, tiU
rostonrc Block.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-19

An ELEGANT SEw GROOM HOUSE ~
~ tho snhurhs, on car line rent 81. W. j..
Mnslm. lll nlaLll-rn mlnnL.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-19

phftakc " this spread OF Royal Values
A monster Champion Sale this wook this
Dress Goods Saluwlll be-.
1000 Ends OF Ends on Sale, starting NJ
10 cents each aud up.
Just arrived for Monday. 90 pieces "
Amber shaded loucle, 40 inch. all wool,
worth ~ cents, sale price a. cents.
d1 elegant French Pattern suits Just In,
IN Hop slcking effects, ~ $500 and $500,
wofh twice.
- pieces, an wool, 40 inch Plaid Stripes
and Checks, Monday at a conu,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-11

Tenia el pocho cubiero paholea Transparent
to del msmo color del trae a parecla atraverse
la base garganta de penden
" dc 6sta Gordon de peo negro, braba
oa de damAnt0s: la cabeera divdida dos de
abundante guedejas 10 ooultaba rnedias las henss
deaba espaldAs.
La eonversae6n so habia hscho general; mi herma-
progunt6 casi sscrsto por que hab1a prefedo
aquS asiento Yo le respond 'as debe ser" que
Ia satiszo mromo con extraheza busco luego
los oios de Maria esaban onazmente veados por
pGrpados de raso-perla
Lcvantados los manteles SO hizo 10 oraci6n de COS
subra Nos invt6 mi madre pasar al salon: don Jer6
ni1no mi padre quedaroA Ia mesa hablando de
sompresas dc campo.
Presentele Carlos 10 gutarra de mi heamana puss
saba 70 que 81 tocaba bastAnte bien instrumento
= Dsapu9s dc algunas instancas convino tocar ago
Pregunt6 Emma Maria mientras templaba, 81 no
ahcionadas al bale; drigiese particu-
la dltna ella le respondio que habian balado
FL ae yolvi6 hacia mi, que regresaba nomento
. de mi cuarto, dicSndome:
~ Hombrsl les posibeI
Eat3s ase lQu62 s.--.0-.. - ~~>-~ - n~.
Que no hayas dado algunas lecciones de baile & tu
hermana tn prmas No creia egosta. 20 ser2
"a Matde to mpuso por condicion que generazaras
.4a sas conoGmentos?@& s .z>@ *.@= -@@~I=1y
Ellie COMIC en- los tuyos- para hacer del Cauca
asf pal also do bailarnes le conteste.
alf En- los miosf Me obligas confesar las sehor
que habra aproVechado mas t NO hubieras asistdo
u + tonar lecciones al mismo tempo que 20.
--Pero conssti6 qua ella tenia esperauza de
8
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-11
Emulsion Creosotada
DN R ~ A3E1AIs,

AV1A Ik~&EK6I2AA1RA
f0rmacSUh0O DO IA Vniversidao % "a Hubuna.
cGs podsOsO seedo para las etssMG1Gdss del zech.
IA EMULSION CREOsOTADA del DR.. Rabefl, % III
magnaaoo maravoso sgente terapeutico dc ec SECURE
Dtindcss RyGdOs Escr6tElGs AsSmsa RGqassso On lol
ninO oad general y suma, para las sfecciones dc
gaEgantas los bronquios los pumones. Despierta
spsto ugoriza las naturalezas mas empobrecidas rs
Mnica original asocaci6n de ACEITE DE BACALAC
CkEOSOTA H1POFOSFITOS DE CAL 7 SOSA, es I'M
delicada crema, de suave olOr de erato ssbo
palSdRhl0 hasta por los n1os. :. .
T0d0s los enfeEmo6 L. tomarAn sin repugnancia cor
factidad gusto. Esta elaborAda esQusto esuaro
EE0e1ese SO admirara su rapaa acci6n curatiVa. .
fease 81 ampNo prospectO queNcOmpaha cada frasc@
De venta todas las Droguerias Botcas de la Isa d.
Cuba Deposto principal "La Reunl6n de Jose Saba. Ek
banA Puerto-RicO Farmacfa Dr0gTerfa fla Fulernass
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-11
"MAR1A PoR JoR0E IsAAos.

satisacerte e Dcembre paaado pueso que Osperaba
verte en- el primer baile que diese en- Chapinero
La guitarra estaba tennpada Carlos TOGO una con-
tradanza que 20 tenlamos motivos para olvidar.
-lQuG te recuerda estA pieza? pregunt6me poni6n.
dose la guitarra perpendicuarmente sobre las rodas
-1Ninguna7 y aquel lance jocoserio que tuvo lugar
entire los dos en- casa de 10 senoRa
-lAhl 81; ya caigo.
Sc trataba diio de evitar NAL ratio 4 nuesra
puntillosa maestro: td ibas baiar ella yo...
Sc trataba de saber cuSl de nuestras pareas debia
poner Ia contradanza
y debes confeearme que triunfe, pues to cedi mi
puesto replica Carlos rendo
--Yo tuve Ia fortuna de VERNE obligado inas
tr Ha9nos e favor de cantar. -.
Mientras dur6 este di&logo, Maria que ocupaba
mi hermana e sofa cuyo frente eztabamos Carlos yo
flo por instante Ia mirada interocutoE para
al punto 10 que solo para ella evidente 20
taba contrara1o; fng6 usgo distraerse anudar
be regazo los Rios de Las exremdades de trenzaa
Inaisti6 mi madre que Carlos cantara. El e0ton6
LENA sonora una canc6n que andaba On boga
en- aqueios dias, Ia cual empezaba asi: ~@
" El romeo son de la guerrero trompa
Llam6 tai yes 10 sangrienta lid,
..>% Y entire el rumor de becosa pOmpa x>
- - Marcia contento al campo el adalid" ~.
Una veE que Carlos di6 fin ( su trova suplic6 mi
hermAna Maria que oantasen tambien. Ests pareca
no haber caido On euenta de que tratsba
lHabra Carlos descuberto mi anoE, me deca 70.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-11
.LOCION ANTIHERPETICA

me10r para curar los herpes guitar la
Caz6n en- momeAt0 de apcara. La "Loeon essa per
fumada, quita caspa evando Ia caida del cabeo ace
esApa[scer los baros empenes manchas espnas de 10
cara. Exito Seguro Immediate. Pdase todas bo-
cas- de 1sa A pOr mayor Ia del senior Gulermety.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-11
LA INDUSTRIAL"

GRAN FABRlCA DE CORTLNAS Y
TRANSPARENTES DE MADEIRA
UNtcG 90 So clGse estGblecsdo En-. Ia Ls1a de CUBA
Ie'sSeste Rey, esqUSnG d ZsslWstG--HARANA
90 hacen como pdan tamaho que GO deseen par
pueas balconies Ventanas r6tulos para las casas de
eOmercio bonltos psisaies dara particulares
ecibe 0rGenes unco agente esta sa e senior dor
PEDRO G1USIl. San Justo IS.
PUeden verse cOrEnas dc muessla mGestrario de ca
sss en genera en- ei PAKlS3AAAk las
CORR1HFURDHNC1A DE- PUERTO-RICO.
Frecios muy modicos.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-16
Dim 3 Co.'S Review of Trade.

New YORK, December 15.-R G'
Dun & Co.'S weekly review OF trade
saws: Ii is proof of the enormous vi
tally OF the country that while mills
are stopping In every direction ana the
army of unemployed is larger than 1t
has been for many years, other mills
are constantly starting up TO % dlm,n.
ished. IndustrYis doing nothing on
speculation, but the needs which the
wonderful growth and past prosperity
of the people have created are
pressing upon supplies exhausted by
months of reduced production. Trade
still waits as much as ii can and yet the
volume OF business on mere hand to
mouth basis is such as would have been
called large q few years ago.
Iron workers have accepted lower
wages in the Pittsburg region and
numerous works have resumed. The
fierce struggle Of the Pittsburg region
forces business prices to the lowest point
ever known, S11 for Bessemer iron and
SIG rs for steel bilets, and takes away
nearly all new work from the East and
West where depression increases.
The wooden manufacturers three
weeks ago were buying eight million
pounds in three chief markets, but this
week report 3,S59,7OO against $50, 500
last year, and several mills have stop
ped production, less than half the ma
chinery being at work.
Failures are large and numerous, $50
in the United States for the week,
against 279 last year,
The fact that failures continue so nu-
merous is largely due to the remark
able decrease in purchases for consump-
ton throughout the country, for of the
panic in the ordinary sense little re-
mains, and money is so abundant that,
with ordinary business, most concerns
would be able to weather the conse-
luence OF last summers cyclone.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-16
Send your copy for
large display adVeF-
fisements for Sunday
Register by noon To-
dav,
DAY.
rHANkso1vING DosArIONs.
Report OF the Board of Managers OF the
Annual Offering.

Report OF the Board of Managers OF the
Annual Offering.
The following is the report Of the
fourteenth annual Thanksgiving sack
gathering for 1898 OF the Chlldren's
Home of Wheeling. The board OF
managers wish to thank the public Tor
the abundant supplies received:
One hundred and eighty-one cans ofVeg-
etables, 81 cans fruits, II cans unknown,
80 glasses Jelly, IL jars preserves, . boxes
and 13 bottles of catsup, cans hsh, ~
pounds of coffee, 81 pounds OF tea, 1lzs
barrels -four, s pounds pancake nour, OF
pounds cat fakes. Is pounds OF Pettl1onn's
food. Is pounds hominy flakes, 20 boxes OF
corn starch, boxes of tapioca, II POUNDS
starch, IA pounds sage, 215 pounds maca,
roni, 5 pounds OF fsrina, Il 0afrei
of buckWheat, X barrel Of corn meal
i barrel rice, i barrel hominy, 3 0arreI
of white sugar, p pounds brown sugar, rs
barrels white BEANS IA pounds lima oeanS'
so baroels potatoes, barrels sweet pola-
toes, 2 barrels turnips, "a barrels onions,
IL barrels apples, = barrel parsnlps' y
bushel beets, Is heads cabbage, pump,
kins, 70 pounds dried peas, IL pounds drled
apples, Is pounds dried peaches, POUNDS
prunes, 2 pounds figs, 8 pounds dates
buckets, 215 gallons each, OF apple butter, l
bucket, 81 gallons, currant Jelly, jar
pickles, baskets grapes, 10 loaves orea9,
pounds baking powder, box shoe black
ing, l backing brush, box gelatine, bot
tie wine, pounds sweet cakes, 4 dozen
bananas, l gallon maple syrup, large
cakes. 4 mince pies, pounds nuts,
dozen rolls, 81 pounds crackers, AZ POUNDS
fresh beef. % pounds lamb, 46 pounds sau-
sage, pudding, ETC., hams, l2pounds salt
meat. turkeys, chickens, Z pounds butter,
. gallons ice cream from Mrs. Ziegentelder,
3 dozen oranges, door mat, 10 pairs shoes,
one lot Of tinware, picture cards, books ana
games, dozen scrub brushes, y pounu
Soda 4 lots Of toys, % boxes OF Washing
powder, boxes indigo, 2 skiliets, quart
measure, l kettle, two iron spoons, dozen
brooms, u bushel walnuts, Is barrel soap,
II pounds salt. 2 large bolts Dutch blue
calico from Stifers factory, 81 yards un-
bleached muslin, remnants Of gingham
and calico, Z yards barred muslin,
10 small cotton under vests,
% pairs infants stockings, cotton lace
cans. 10 pairs cotton stockings, l large
comfort, l lot Of dry goods, well tlled
sack Of assorted groceries from Mrs. iart's
school, S lots of second hand clothing;
Thomas Phillips g. Co., Akron, o., dona-
ton. $40; collection from English Lutheran
Church and churches uniting with II on
THANKSGIVING, SS64; street car men, 81 AZ;
envelopes from drug stores, S52 envelopes
bv sacks, Sl0O6; money donations from
friends, S22; receipted bill from Robert W.
KYLE, 1915, making total amount SlOIS1.
The managers wish to express thanks
TO the Wheeling Bakery and ali others
who have so kindly remembered the
Home during past months by useful DO
nations.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-16
MEDALS FOR SOLDIERS
PROVIDED BY TEE STE AND AWAITING
THEIR OVERS
A United States Prisoner Dies in Hinton Jaii'
Rarpsrs Narrow Raps-Wsst VirSiaiaa
Abroad-OhsrNo.ssli Sate Interest

There are now In Fairmont ABOUT
5000 medals, in oarge OF Ihohas "A.
Flsmipp and Heny NJ. Ruble, awaiting
the claim OF the yoper owners. these
medals we're proided by the State Of
West Virginia. they are mou '5N-. 91Se5
the usual style o the army o@0s -.
bear the name 4 our otaIe' va Iu'
edge Of the meQl Is the name OF tue IN
dividual sOldie. Very many OF tue
names are spelled wrong, which maAes
the work OF, 6ding the owner oiineutl.
II Is well 10 site that every person VINO
belonged 20 aRest Virginia regiment OF
compspv IN he late war is entitled 20
one M fhesemsdals, aud II not yet re-
ceived by hh it is here awaiting tue
Yronsr address. II the soldier be dead,
tbs5 his bidOw or his oldest son or
Ssn9btor F any OF his children, or next
- 5in en- have It, There are now
nav visit Virginia soldiers residing
oTts;do ne State, gn1 have been for
go whose addrt sses cannot De
ioorned Nv the gentlemen In charge OF
the mebls, and they OF course eS l.1,l-t
deliver hem. All west irS ma sO -,e55,s
who live not received taelr meaals
sbonldwrite at once 10 either Ihomas
A Filming, Fairmo06 w Va or
8anrvN. Ruble, Palatine, w. Va, who
viii Immediately send the proper medal,
,,,itb no cost 10 the owner whatever,
Tbev are legacies left behind worth
preserving.
william Martin, q United States pris-
o,er Who was serving out his sentence
IN the Hinton jail, died on SUNDAY
last Martin had been IN tne jail AZ
tbis Mace twelve days. he was SICK
when first brought here, but was NOT
bsd-fast until last Monday week. when
bs became seriously in Mr.. William
cot the taller, had him moved into
comfortable room upstairs over the
iaiI and DR.. jackson, the jail physician,
was called in and found Martin suffer-
fng from an attack Of pneumonia. The
1risoner received all the attention that
was necessary from Mr.. Colt and his
family. aud DR.. Jackson waited on MIN
very closely but the disease made raplu
Drooress and the poor fellow died sun
dav as above stated. Mr.. Colt tele-
grsDbed the news of his death 90 United
States District Attorney 7. Z. Watts
and asked him what 70 90 Win the
corpse. General Watts telegraphed
hack to have him taken to his home In
Greenbrier county and decently buried
Mr.. Colt, in compliance with the In
structions, left on Tuesday for Green
brler county with Martins remains
Hinton IndCrCpdcH, Herald.
Willie Harper. an employe in the rail-
road shops in this place, met with an
accident last Friday which came near
terminating fatally. Mr.. Harper had
climbed TO the ceiling Of the room to 90
some work, when in some manner the
end % line shaft, which was running
at Of speed, caught him by
* and whirled him
=htfp' velOc-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-16

The waist shown here is made from
blue cheviot, although there are many
equally suitable materials for II. II has
a small skirt attached and is furnished
with double revers which fall carelessly
over the front. These revers and the
notion of the basque are edged with
small silk pendants. Beneath the
bodice a gathered vest Of tan-colored
silk is worn. The whole is belted In
with a fold Of this silk ending as shown
in a large rosette. The full-sized bal
loon sleeves are without trimming.
Sleeves are being simplihed IN many
new gowns and this innovation goes
with some few other characteristics OF
the fashions Of Louis XIV. reign. mat
Deriod was not especially attractive,
but ANYTHING will be welcome that Will
reduce our sleeve puffs. Said pulls
having started nigh on the shoulder
ave for some time been slipping down
Inc arm, leaving close tit behind them
When they reach the elbow and below
thew will give way to sleeve htted
close ali the way aud with all its elaoo--
ration at the wrist which is a natural
reaction from the excessive elaboration
now at our shoulders. Long waists,
pointed in front, and spreading skirt
opening over a petticoat further recall
tina Louis Nv. time. tLoRETIE'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-16
STATE BAR AssOUIATIoN.
Programme OF the Eighth Meeting, to BE
Held in Grafton.

Held in Grafton
The eighth annual meeting Of the
West Virginia Bar Association will be
held at Grafton, Tuesday and Wednes.
day, January Sd and 4th, 1894. Ar
engagements have been made for special
rates OF one and a third fares for the
round trip over all OF the railroads in
the State, and a large attendance is ex-
pected. An members Of the profession,
whether members OF the Association or
not, will be welcomed. Following is
the programmes:
FIRST DAY-JANUARY 8.
a. Injecting Of Standing Commit
tees.
la. manual address Of the Presi-
dent Hon. j. ID. Ewing, of Wheeling; re-
port Of Committee on Admission and Elec-
uou Of Mem 0ers; report Of Secretary; re-
port OF Treasurer; report OF Standing
Committees: (a) Executive Council, (b)
judicial Administration and Legal Re
form, (cl Legal Education, (d) Grievances,
(e) Legal Biography.
2:30 D. m.-Paper BY Mr.. Henry NJ. Rus
sell, OF Wheeling, topic: Compensation
Of the Judiciary" discussion opened by
Mr.. Jno. T. McGraw, of Grafton; paper
by Mr. q. .. Bullock, OF Parkersburg,
toFtNs q Auualt 81 uklsulCuOu anu AuQ-nlS-
tration or Estates" discussion opened by
Hon. 7. p. Jacobs, OF New Martinsville.
SECOND DAY-JANUART 4.
q. m.-Reports Of Special and Standing
Committees.
10 a. m.-Paper by Mr.. A. j. Clark, Of
Wheeling topic; Maturing of Causes and
Expedition Of Trials;'' discussion opened
by Mr.. George Z. Price. OF Charleston.
Paper by Mr. John w. Mason, Of Fair
mont, topic: "Our Present Jury Law"
discussion opened by Mr.. Geo. c. Sturgiss,
Of MOrgantown.
2:50 p Recommendations 70 the
legislature; Election OF Delegates to Ma
tiOnal Bar Association; Nomination Of Of
dcers; Appointment Of Standing Commit
tees; Miscellaneous Business; Election Of
Officers.
Social features to be hereafter an
1Ounced.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-16
Alwars GlrIng satIsfaetlon.

BRANDRETH's Pills have always
given satisfaction. In fifty years there
has been no complaint OF them. That
is about their life in the United States
ana millions Of persons have used them.
There is no doubt that they have es-
tablished themselves by merit alone.
They cure rheumatism, dyspepsia, piles,
liver complaint, biliousness, and any dis
ease arising from an impure state Of the
blood. One or two at night on an emp
ty stomach for a week or two, will
keep You in good form and tone up the
system. They are purely vegetable,
absolutely harmless, and safe to take At
any time.
Sold in every drug or medicine store.
either plain or sugar coated.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-16
BIZ Fire i'm New York.

New YORK, December 15.-One OF
the largest fires this city has had for
wear broke out to-day at the corner OF
Fortv-ninth street and Third avenue,
and burned for two hours before it was
gotten under control. 1t spread In all
directions with remarkable speed. The
streets were jumped by the flames, so
that all four corners were damaged and
the Third avenue elevated road struc-
ture was saved with difficulty. Loss to
buildings and goods was estimated at
5000, 600, part of which was insured;
Among the heavy losers are Voge'
Bros. clothlers; H. c. Haggerty, prop
erty owner, and Henry Thaussn & Bro,
furniture dealers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-16

Aud mention Of the Auditor brings me
TO speak of LATE Garden, who has been
here the past three weeks as one Of that
august body, the Federal Court. LATE
Is the best liked of the set OF men with
which the public come in direct contact.
Clerk Priddie is capriCious, and Uncle
Sam" Vinson, as they speak Of him in
Cabell, is "sot in his ways" but Lafe Is
uniformly good natured. He is a
peregrinating political handbook of
West Virginia, ambitious, well inform
ed. with q head chucked full OF reason
able common sense and the greater por-
ton Of his life in the prospective, it will
be a miscarriage OF one OF fate's best in
.tentions if he doesn't beat some fellow
out Of the nomination for Congress up
in the First district during the next half
dozen years.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-16
BIG ROSgTTES OVER SMALL TOES

Another adaptation Of black aud
white Is in black satin slippers with
great rosettes OF white chiffon. These
rosstts are so big the whole toe Is hid
den. White slippers with black ro-
settles are not quite so pretty'but are
shown. Slippers Of other shades have
rosatts of chiffon exactly matching, or
else are given the usual contrast, lilac
have pale yellow rosettes, delicate green
rosetted with gray or rose, yellow hav-
inc yellow or magenta. As rule, the
slipper is the darker color and the r0-
settle the lighter. IN all cases, the heeis
are very big and there is no other
trimming of any kind.