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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-15
~ SOCIAL CIRCLES.
some OF The Events, Past and Prospect
i've. ia Social Circles

some OF The Events, Past and Prospect
i've. In Social Circles
The wedding Of Miss Elizabeth Ell
klns, daughter Of ex-Secretary OF War
Stephen b. Elkins, and Mr.. Edward h.
Bruner, OF New York, which will take
place at IL on Thursday at st. Patrick's
Cathedral, will be quite cosmopolitan in
character There will be many west
erners, many Washingtonians and
southerners present. The early hour
selected is because there is 70 be nup-
tial mass. Miss Elklns, who is a hand
some young woman, will doubtless look
very charming In her bridal fnery. Her
attendants, with the two exceptions OF
Miss Renee Coudert and Miss Bruner,
the bridegroom's sister, both Of whom
who live in New York, will attend from
other cities for the occasion. Miss
Madeleine Kerns, from ST. Louis; Miss
May Calkert from Philadelphia; Miss
ANA Mcmillan, who is daughter Of
Senator Mcmillan, from Detroit, and
Miss Grace Davis, who Is the best girl.
Mr. Frederick Bruner will be the best
man. and Messrs. Joseph Bruner, John
Gilroy Ia son of Mayor Giroy), w. w.
Niles, Jr., Edger d. Booth and T.
Henry Walker will be ushers. After
the wedding there will be breakfast
and reception at the New Netherland
Hotel, and then the couple will go out
of town for a trip. They will be at the
Plaza Hotel for the most Of the winter.
-
Twenty couples Of young South Side
folks attended a surprise party last
Monday evening in honor OF Miss Mag
gle Owens, OF South Jacob street. Her
man Steinmaun and Albert Zulaui sang
several delightful solos. Miss McGran-
igan, of the Island, furnished music. A
delicious repaSt was sered at midnight.
Michael Owens aud wife, OF Toledo,
were among the guests.
-
Last Monday evening Miss Mamie
Speidel, a popular young lady OF South
Eoff street, was surprised by many of
her young friends IN a delightful way.
About fifteen couples attended aud the
Banjo Mandolin aud Guitar Club fur
nished the music. Dancing was in
dulged 10 aud at an early hour yestsr-
day the guests departed to their homes
having enjoyed a most pleasant eve
ming.
The Primus Club has issued neat in
yitations for a hop on November 93rd,
at the Wheeling Club rooms. Music by
Killmyer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-15

SOMETIMES It don't pay to attempt to
to sell out your party for personal
reasons. Occasionally the would-6e
JUDAS digs a pit aud then falls into it,
and 50 it happens that once IN while
we see one sitting a picture Of remorse,
q veritable ''man without country"
and with "none so poor to do him rev.
e-szsSs
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Mems Meeting.

A splendid mems meeting was held at
the Young Mems Christian Association
building last evening. Rev. c. NJ. Al
ford was the speaker. he gave a very
interesting talk. No meeting will be
held tonight. On Thursday evening
Rev. Jacob Birmingham will address
tha meeting
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-15

OUR high tariff friends have a TT Of
hilaritY every time a strike is reported
in "free trade England" They don't
seem to be able to see anything Of the
sort nearer thsn.Gr Britain.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-15
rHE PARDON OF "sTONEY DUFFY

TIE PARDON OF "sIONEA DOfR L.
THE Tltelligcnccr, which has been
ignorantly or maliclOusly crlticIsing
Governor McCoRKLE's pardon Of "Sro-
NEY" DUFFY, tries to crawl out of a
hole that is smaller than the
eye Of needle. The REeIsTER
the other day showed that the petition
for DUFFY's pardon was signed by many
OF the most prominent citizens in Wheel
Ing, among them one Of the proPrieters
OF the IntclligeRcer, itself. Now our
contemporary says:
Hugh Devinney and "Stoneyn Duffy
were sent from this city % the penitenuary
at the same time and for the same onense.
Al petition numerOusly signed asked Tor
the pardon Of both. Governor McCorAle
pardoned Duffy and Devinney remains IN
the penitentiary, Duffy is a Democrat
Devinney is q Republican
MANY signatures went on the petition for
both because they were solicited by those
especially interested in Devlnney. Inc
Governor seems TO have read those sigma
fures as referring 90 Duffy aloOe. At ali
events he Disseminated i'm behalf OF the
Democrat and against the Republican.
The Intelligence must know that
this is untrue. There were two petit
Nons-one for DUFFY and one for De-
vrNNEY, each standing upon the merits
and evidence presented as to the con-
nection Of each with tho crime, and
their responsibility. DUFFY's petition
was signed by prominent city and court
officials, and citizens, among the latter,
as we have stated. being one Of the pro-
prietors Of the IatelJigoacer. Both pc
titions were passed upon on their mer-
its by the Governor, who certainly took
no account Of the political affiliations Of
the two men, and 10 al probability did
not know what they we're. DUFFY vas
pardoned as he deserved to be. Vas \
The Intelligncer engages la y
pall business >pd very dirty poSEa
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was complete at last nights session.
Several lodges not represented viii be
represented at to-day's session.
THE BANQUET.
At the close of the meeting, the dele
gates repaired to the dining hail On the
second floor. The interior looked very
tempting, with three long tables laden
with choice viands, and embellished
with flowers and plants. The banquet
was prepared under the personal super
vision of Charles e. VanKeureD, who
was assisted by an efficient corps OF
walters. The menu was as follows:
OYSTERS.
New York Counts.
Stewed Raw. Fried.
COLD MEATS.
Biscuit Wheat Bread.
RELIsHEs.
Celery. Potato Salad. Pickles.
Cold Slaw. Halford Sauce
Assorted Cake. Moulded Ice Cream
Coffee. Tea. Milk
FRUITS.
Grapes. Bananas.
It was after midnight when the guests
sat down. Covers were laid for about
two hundred and seventy-five guests,
and there was not o vacant chair. To
say that they did justice to the spread
would be to express it mildly. The
heat aud work of the evening, as well
as the lateness of the hour, seemed to
lend zest to the appetite, and the way
In which the viands disappeared attest
ed the excellence OF the cuisine.
THE ADDRESSES.
After the banquet came the feast Of
reason. Brother Charles Burdett Hart
gracefully officiated as POSTMASTER, and
the following toasts were responded to
In excellent addresses:
Toast-"Masonry in West Virginia"
Response-M. W. Grand Master George Davis:
Toast-"The Grand Lodge Of West Virginia y
Respon SER W. Grand Secretary George w.
Atkinson.
ToasL-"The Goat"
Response-M. W. Past Grand Master L. N.
Tavenner.
Toast-"The Brotherhood Of Man"
Response-Rev. BEcther K. Rush Swope.
Toast symbolic Masonry, Its Principles
RespOnse-M. W. Past Grand Master o. S.
Toast-"our Past Grand Masters"
Response-M. w. Past Grand Master Robert
White.
Toast Masonry and Woman"
Response-R. W. Deputy Grand Master A. d..
Evans.
Toast Masonry Past Present and Flu
Response-M. W. Past Grand Master H. R.
Howard.
Lack OF space, and the lateness of
the hour, forbids more than mere
mention of the speeches. suffice it to
say that all were excellent. The pro-
ceedings closed with the singing Of
1.-The Level and the Square"
This evening the business OF the
Grand Lodge will be concluded. A
place for the next meeting Will be Sc
iected, and officers will be chosen for
the coming year.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-15

Mr.. DUNLEvY is to be especially con-
gaatnlatsd upon his triumphant re-
election as a member Of the Gas Board.
Itisa just recognition Of faithful off,
GERS work. and DUNLEvY's head was TO
60 first. How the tables were turnedP
DUNLEvY was elected first.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-15

Mr.. WmTAKER and the managers Of
his burned works probably never have
had a higher compliment paid them
than that contained in the resolutions
passed by their workmen at the Trades
Assembly meeting yesterday, whereby
they agreed unanimously to take off
their coats and gratuitOusy help the
company to clear away the ruins Of last
Sundays disastrous FIRE. Ia these days
OF constant quarrels between capital
and labor such instances Of unseldsh-
ness aud OF mutual esteem and regard
between employer and employe are
might spots which go far to prove that
tie breach is not so Swide as many
would have as believe and that there is
a good deal Of good left In human ma
ture after all CONGRATULATIONS are due
Mr.. WHIrAkER and his employees.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-15

AFTER all the months Of scheming,
trickery and bartering by the Repub-
licans, a Democratic Gas Board was
chosen last night. The Democrats did
not even give the minority an opPOr-
tunity to select the third man.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-15

THE Democratic members Of Council
deserve credit for the work Of last
night They secured what they were
justly entitled to, but it was only by
the most persistent effort that their
labors were at last crowned with success.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-15

POSTMASTER CowDEN journeyed over
to Columbus with the West Virginia
delegation to congratulate MCKINLEY.
Alb, ha, Mr.. CowDEN, looking to 90?
Well, it doesn't look, up to date, as If
the present management OF the P. o.
Department would interfere with your
game Of hold-on, should MCKINLEY get
there.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-15

THE New York Press is the latest to
quit the Uuited Press and join tue AS
sociated Press. They are about ell in
outoi the cold and chilly dampnsss
now.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-15

3iEssRs. DUNLEvT, HOLIDAY and
BUcKMAN are experienced and success
full business men, and the affairs Of the
city placed in their charge as members
Of the Board of Gas Trustees will be
faithfully and efficiently looked after.
No better men could have been selected.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-15

An the Philadelphia papers threw
the United Press overheard yesterday
and joined the Associated Press. And
they are still coming. The U. P. is
dead.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-15

ALToELr is an Anarchist and an Ass to
-Hlislligsncer
ALTeELD Is not an Anarchist, but he's
40 ass that's been we'll booted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-15

THE Tntelligencer republishes an
article from last Sundays New York
Herald regarding the failing health
Of Pope LEO and the probability
as to who will be his successor and the
consequent change in the Cardinalate
that was Published in the REGISTER
Just two weeks ago under copyright.
This is good time for the Hlteiligcncer,
hnrrauar
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LOST.

r OST OR STRAYED-WH'TE COW WITH
IL short horns. red spots in front The finder
Will be literally rewarded by calling at 4ls
Market street uOloetdq
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-15

After the programme, refreshments
were served. Altogether, 1t was most
Successful affair, and speaks well Tor
the hustling qualities Of Union Rul-
ing's members.
ATTEND the great Lynn Factory Shoe
Failure, 1888 Market street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-15
AMUSE MEN rs
M'FrE OLE DUBLIN.


In the production of "McFee Of Dub
lin," John L. Kelly's new comedy,
which comes 20 the Opera House next
Thursday and Friday, there are host
OF pretty girls who rank among the
best known artists in their line In the
country. Among them are Georgia
Parker, the well-known sou0rette; AIDE
lade Randall, the beautiful cantatrice;
Flora Veldran, Nelsy Chamberlain, May
Whittemore, Lolita Lewis, Rena May
Carlton and Hattie Richardson. "Mc-
Fee of Dublin" is said to be one OF the
funniest commedies ever produced, and
Mr.. Kelly has made the biggest kind OF
hit in the title role.
A GRAND CONCERT COMPANY.
The Mendelssohn QuIntette Club, Of
Boston, will give a concert in the Opera
! House next Tuesday evening. Scribner's
Magazine for July, 1898, has a very use.
ful article entitled, "Musical Societies
of the United States and their represen-
tatlon % tho Worlds Fair" By George
p Upton. Naturally as tho Mcndely-
sohn Quntette CLUB has made musical
history in America, they receive promi
nent mention IN the article In question,
here given in part: "For forty-four
years 1t has kept its place upon the con-
cert stage. and largely by the tndomit-
able energy and enthusiasm Of one man,
Mr.. Thomas Ryan, the claronet and viola
player of the organization. Players
have come and gone, many Of them
great artists, but Mr.. Ryan has remain
ed at mis- post throughout the entire
period, the one fixed, reliable fact In
that little WORT Of change, and so long
as he lives it is likely the club will be
known to concert goers."
SIGNAL LIGHTS.
GRAY & Stephens's plays have ever
been accorded hearty reception by
the patrons Of the Grand Opera House,
and their visit to this city on Thursday.
Friday aud Saturday. November 16, II
and IS, when they will produce their
latest dramatic success, ''Slgnai
Lights" will no doubt serve to attract
large audience to the ever popular re-
sort. "Slgnal Lights" is Of the sensa-
tional order, full Of interest and excite
meBt, with strong vein OF comedy.
During the action OF the play Mr.. w.
!. Stephens, Wheeling boy. will incl
dentally introduce his celebrated aud
wonderful trained st. Bernard dogs,
Russian ponies, pet lamb and educated
| donkey.
"ZEB" AT THE GRAND.
"Zeb," one Of the funniest comedies
seen in Wheeling in many day, packed
the Grand Oper House again last even
ing, and never a better pleased al
dience left the Grand than this show !:
playing to. The speclaltles are all good
| The Worlds Fair scenes are good
feature, and deserve special mention.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-15
A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF HOTEL

CSlON LIZ - AoAhb VI lAOADD
"A AND BAR ROOM FURNITURE AND FIXTURES
hereby offer for sale the hotel and bar room
furniture and fixtures OF Georze 4. Wharton,
contained 10 the building located al No. lOis
Market street. In the CITY OF Wheeling, West
Virginia. recently occupied by said George +.
Wharton as hotel and bar room. including
the lease upon said building until Aorll lss3.
J.. SOMMERVILLE,
&C 2sh Assignee OF George r. Wharton.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-15

The REGISTER, embracing It's several edl-
tlons Is entered az the Postohlce IN Wheel
rg. W. Va, as second-class matter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-15

OaR candy factory viii be open to
the public tomorrow, ThGSsday.
. CSC. /. BURST.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-15

A GENTs-SALARY OK CoMMISsIoH. The
N greatest Invention OF the age. The New
Patent Chemical Ink Erasipg Pencil. Sells on
$ ght. Works ike magic Agents are max lng
from So5 % 10 si2j0O per week For further
PARTICULARS write the MONROE ERASER MFG.
CO.. X-75S, La Crosse, Wis. ocxoeD
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Administrators Sale.

The undersigned will offer for sale at public
auction At the Old Court House, corner Of
Twelfth and Chapline streets. on
SATURDAY, NovEMBER isrH. 1870.
al 10 O'Clock a m n lot OF household furniture
and property, belonging 70 the estate OF the
late A. IS Caldwell. ESQ. Some articles OF the
furniture ociauy a sideboard and q bed.
room set are elegant. and much Of The furnl.
ture; bedding. etc, Is very good and In good
condition.
There are too many articles both useful and
ornamental TO be enumerated hero.
The law hofary and booE-c containing
IL will he sold az two o'clock on the same day
80 the law Office OF MessFs. Atkinson a Flick.
NO. l4l7 Chapline street.
WILLIAM ERSKTNE.
eod,i Administrator.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-15

Union Ruling 22s, Fraternal Mystic
Circle, gave very largely attended and
successful entertainment and social last
night in their hall in HIbberd building.
The following is the programme as
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-15

The Primus Club has issued neat in
yitations for a hop on November 93rd,
az the Wheeling Club rooms. Music by
Killmyer
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-15

was complete at last nights session.
Several lodges not represented viii be
represented at to-day's session.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-15

NOR SALE = BICYCLE, NEW, LATEST
Il make. Call on or address j. II. d.. Regis
t9r Office aul6edh
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FOR SALE.

FoR sALE-coke Plant, c,7Og acres Coklne
~ Coal, Coal Works, farms. Hote 10. saloons,
Houses and Lcts, Grocery Stores. Restaurants.
Con fectio neries, Dairies. Express Teams. Bus
mess Chance. Rooms 20 Kent BUSINESS
EXCHANGE, l1l2 Main street. noibr
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@atb fiir SPLITTER.

Gor iber so Sabrem f9on tpurbe
Wfrs. Winslop's Soothing : Sprup
bon MiQionen bon Miitterrt beim s3abs
rten Der @inber angetpenbet. Wirf bu
i'm S6lafe bur9 bas S9reien zines
&imbes get6rt, bas int 3abne1 1T unb
Dor S9mer5en tpeints. Wenn 10, IaKe
fofort cine Slaf9e bon ,Mrs. MinS>
Ions @ootbing Syrup" bolen. @ein
Wertb 1T u%nbe5abtbar. IS miro benz
tleinen 2eiben6en fofort 2inberung pere
f6afen. 8erlaRt el6 barauf, Miitter,
es 1T fein 3meifel bariiber. Sc beiIt
9Dfenterp unb Siarrboe, regulirt ben
Magen unb bic Nieren, befeitigt Winb>
&olif. erpei9t ben @aumen, perbins
bert gnt3inbuug un6 ftdrft bas gauge
9pftem. rMrs. Winsloms Sootbimg
Snrup1 fur aabnenbe &inber 1T angez
nebm in @ei6mad unb bas &eeept
ftammt BON einem Der beftert tpeibliden
Mer5te IN ben Ser. Staaten. gs 1T bel
allen Sruggiten in ser gauaert Welt au
baben. preis rs @ts. per GIafhe.
3auft ni6ts anberes. als Mfrs. Minss
lpps @ootbinasS nrup.
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Ser teramiihe Sambel nit Cuba.

9as teraniide Nusfubrsei6dft mad
Cuba unb ben mefinbif9em Sniel1
ninmt felt benz Nbf@IuB Ser v@egenz
feitigfeitS Gertrdge", bic auf @ruub
bes Me@inlep : @eieBes abgef6lofen
tuorben iinb, fetig gu. Nm IL. Stunt
1T Der Sampfer r@metbpit" tpieber nit
elmer bolen 2abung BON @aIbeton abs
gegangen, melder fir bic Dafenpldbe
9abana, MatanSas, Garbenas, 5aaua
la @ranbe, @araiba unb Nuoritas be-
fimmt 1T; fie beitanb aus 2,428 Sd
den Wei3enmebl = 507, 094 Yfunb i'm
8etpi6t-mel6e' einen 8elbnertb bon
$11,186 reprdientiren /; aug 1900 SD
den Welf4torn-217,233 pfunb f6per
nnb 1914 tuertb; aus 1,010 8aDem
9eu-9] 500 pfunb i6mer unb 1869
pertb; aus $50 Sdden Safer-41, 448
pfunb f6tper 1903 tpertb unb aus 10
Sdden &leie-1,600 Pfunb i9per unb
SIS Dertb. Ser @eiammtpertb bieIer
aug teranii@en Nderbauprobutten be-
febenben 2abung betrus iomit $14, 277.
Sabei 1T nod in Nnfdlas gu bringen,
baB Der nImetbpit", tpeI1er ben Der
febr amii6en Cuba unit @aIbefon per>
mittelt, beinabe bel ieber 6abrt &obz
ander bon Cuba bringt. mel6er in Der
@unningbami6en &affinerie in Sort
genb eountp gereinigt tpirb.
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sseue idbredftd,e Vlaae.

namlih Gieber unb Gteberpetn, fopie ALE @aaenbez
i4werben trerben nebft Masenz unb 9eberleiben fppte
unterlstbsbeidperben, Der sew6bnItaen Gplse bon
perberbener eutt uno f&Ie9tem @aHer, srinbltd fu=
rtrt ippte ron anfans an fernsebalten burh ben Sc.
brau4 BON 9pfetter'8 Masenbitter8, einem rein peses
tabtlif&en Gltgir, eas BON @ersten e~mpfoblen unb ais
Sur sesen BIZ. pprsenanmten Rranfbetten in ~sr5Be1em
Weabe Sebrau@t wtrb, ais irsenb etne anbere CUR i3ett
tetannte Mlebi5iu. Grdse differentiation Geberz
farre. ManseI an 3dbistett unb pitaler Wtberfanbss
traft beshnfftSen bic Gutptdluns BON malariaarttsen
6rantbetten gang auserprbentlih. Nm beifen rtrb hte=
fen Spmptpmen pOrsebeust rrra bas senanrte Dor.
trefFt4e S4usmittel, welne8 babur@, bae es BITE R5r>
perfoufitutiru itdrtt unb BITE GunttiOnen Der perI&tez
benen SrSane reSulirt, benz 66rper etne WiberftanbS=
fdbisfett perfeitt, tpel&e alien falimmen GinfhNen
TrDs bietet. 9us bteiem @runbe LIT bas Sitters Elm
b~epdbrtes MitteI ntat aaetn sesen WoIarta. ioEbern
gesen bic rnetiten 3ranfbeiten rttaler Srsane, berer
Queue obensenanntc Stbrunseu ftnb. Deswesen Bat
es aud gum srbbten Tbetl baS Gbinin aus benz Marfte
perbrdn9t, rel4e8 Malarta uidt etpa furtrt, ipnbern
tIo8 perbedt unb ppribersebenb Itnbert.
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Meue erre9te Nnsit Der 5pieBbiirger
bor ben u&otben"-eine 4nnabme, bic
fi6 m6gli6ermeiie als ri6tis e~rtpeiit.
NuBer6em boft es bic &egierung bur6
btefe pDlitif au errei@en, baB bic So
eialiften nit b61ftens 40 Bis As Manz
baten I'M nd9ten &ei9stag pertreten
iein merben. Stunt, bas tpdre INNER
bin nod etn bebeutenber Gortf6ritt
fiir bic Socialbemotrater, bic i'm er1ten
&ei6stage, 3. +. I'M Sabre 1871, iiber>
banpt nur 2 @ibe inne batten. Na6
3ebn Sabren batten fie i9on IL gerz
treter I'M &ei6stage, 1884 beren "a
un6 int lebtea &ei6stage Sc.
9ie 9altung Der ultramontanert
seigt iibrigens, baB bic 9ofnung Der
&egterung auf cine algemetne @ombiz
nation Der rSrbnungsparteien" gegert
bic Socialbemofrater feinespegs ur1z
begriittbet gu iein i6eint. Mm Sage
mad Der @abl bate 9r. 9teber elm
&unbf6reiben an bic ultramontaner
Wdbler erlafen, III mel6em er iie aufs
forberte, BET ben beboritebenben Sti6z
tpablen unter teinen umfdnben fir
einen &anbibatcn gu timmea, Der li6
gu @unften Der Irmees8 orlage erfIdrt
babe. Set Dem 8efanntwerben Der
groBen foeialiltii6en Mabl grfolge
bat bic parteiIeitung bes Gentrums
etne Tront : 8erdnberumg borgehor,s
t,en. Sic bat ienes erfte &unbf9rei.
ben tuioerrufen unb bat Elm anberes
%erlafen, in pel6em lie ben Mdblern
ben &atb ertbeilt, bas fatbolii6e 8ps
tnm gegen Die auf l1ntergrabung Der
Staatsz unb @eieGl6aftsorbnung ges
ri6tete Socialbemofratie gu conI D.
libiren, unb apar felbft in ipl9en
Sdllen, tDp babur9 bic Wabl zines
gonierpatipen ober NationaQiberaler
berbeigefibrt nerben lolte."
Nuf ole Gdne mirb aber bic SETTING
Der &egierungsgei6dfte u1tter bieiea
umfdnben ipabre Songleurfinit tie our
gorausfebung MAIDEN unb es 1T nidt
Dabrfdeinli9, bob @raf gabripi 1i9
fol9e Salente aumutbet. Mar 1T baz
Der in Berlin siemIi9 aagemeitt Der
@nfi6t, baB iiber fur5 ober lang ein
rtteuer Mann" an bic Spite Der &es
gierung treten uerbe, unb omar glaubt
man, baB @raf Bptbo BON gulenburg,
Der gegenwdrtige preuBii6e Minifters
prdfbent, biefer neue Mann iein
tper6e. Seine D61ige paiiibitdt pdb>
renb Der Wablcampague erfldrt man
f6 babur9, baB er es uttter allen um,=
fdnben Dermeiben ipoIte, ii6 bur9 If.
genbuel6e perf6nli6e 8%eaiebungen 3u
benz ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS @apripis
au compromittiren.
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THIBODEAUx.

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bas 9anbelsaei6en bes
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preife un6 liefern bic 8emeife Boz
fiir. Ollie Waaren finb reu un6 tuurs
ben fpe5iea fir bieien Sommer beteat.
Die Breiie finb iiberal in 3ablen artz
gegeben. @er biqig unb gut taufen
min, gebe gum
Cinderella G9mb . 0alaft.
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ger bon feinen CALIFORNIA @einer Bel
9errn 5. $. MeDer am Mlamo.
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aus benz Seller Der Weinsii9ter. MIs
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beten Sorten ausaumdblen. ST fam
feline 4unben unb Gamilien nit einen
guten Sropfen berieben. &otbz uni
Weib @eine in poraiigli6er Qualitd,
BON iebt ab $1.00 per @alone = fire,
ins 9aus geliefert.