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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-03
RAD NEWS ron REVENUE cor.
LECTORS.

Washington, June . When the presI.
Iirni returns from his fishing trip to
papers in the rnsea cf ho,woen bfr"r
AMI twenty collectors Of internal rcycnpt
which nav await his action. Commit.
sl2hor Miller spent the wool, IN consij
otinr them, aud made his rpc,fnnn,,'
tons Secretary Carlisle spent snyrrnl
nhyS last week looking over them npi
t,ps lnliN nude mp his mind as 10 whS
lhe nnltcr again with tho president IIoi
tnN lnitgi not been absent from tbe ritv
.NlH Week appointments would hnV, h,,,,
mfu' hclnr, now. In the muautinl, A.
pNlnin"hi Clerk ktcig Is ppttlns ny,
, ,il.lI, Of ex'collcctora who have tenJernl
n p'' y tro,s1"'ions aud those whose pi1eos
Win \ WYNN, r.o,,, Hnl who have not done 10
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-03
FIRE BUGS.


Npuul InUcnud Any flICS.
Waco, Tex. June 2.--CSpccial) To
night 1t Is stated that ono Houston con.
fosses that he fired the Union hotel
which burned recently Detective
James Lockwood, who arrested Hous-
ton, showed The Gnzcttc reporter
note written in jail this afternoon by
Houston, addressed to Louis Powell aud
Jim Avery who conduct restaurant
near the old Union hotel The note re.
puoslcd the latter named person to send
him, Houston the money which they
had agreed TO pay him for burning the
hotel This note, Lockwood states. was
given by Houston TO n supposed friend
jail. IL ~ understood that Houston
chnrgcs u number of persons with hnv.
ing been concerned IN the burning Of
different buildings
ltuio Bowen. formerly employed In the
ir" department MS n driver. was arrest
ed tonight and locked up, IIc Is accused
by Houston of having burned a Number
oi barns In order 10 give the lire de-.
pnrtuct M much trouble as possible.
M the persons thus tar Accused hy
Houston nro members of the fire dopari
mrnt except Bowen. Houston's state
mgnt' are pretty generally discrcditcd.
The city council last night offered
reward of 500 for the arrest and con.
Nleiion of the inconlnrrs who hive Leon
NJ work, and also abolished the ulnce
OF detective filled 10y Lockwood
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-03

New OHpnug. Ia, June . New or.
luHn, suffered from two disastrous rnu-
llugmtiuus last night the hr.t occurring
shortly after In O'Clock totally dusiruy.
ing tlo llomr brewery iu the extreme
luWur section nj the city, aud burned ar
hblly damaged wight nr ten cottages in
the vicinity .uss, SSA,ONU. The Home
brewery was new rUuuuru only conn.
rlrtyd aud hus only had its brew un the
mnrkot nhuut four months Il was out
Hldv the brewery combine
Tue accund tire broke ont uficr mid
uirht In the llnpo liiyr mill leased aud
run 10y Dan 1nllmnge4 SONS The mini
snl, gUcory section nf thc giN and for
a timO sprious tire WIS Threatened.
Tut the lrrmcu by hard work confined
llv ilNmCs tD the mill building. which.
With vs. contents, WAS Destroyed luss,
$4,000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-03
coloNnu W. Il. AiNrN

Paris, Tex, June - Especially Tor
several DAYS Colonel W, H. NAen has
hcns Qnltc w aud today h. liej M tlo
Nlth year ut his axe Colonel AWcn
has lNcd a lifetime ia Twas. and had
h his avn vNertiuns Accumulated a
large torNuc lie was one of thc min,
ctNl promoters and founders vi Aikrn
Institute, now thc rilv high SCHOOL and
recently donated u SiOOOl hospital build
inF 90 tho clty. Many win rcgtct his
DEATH
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-03

Houston, Toy, June Q Especially The
IeAas Car association has jus, rc,lyed
n SUPPLIES and gotten down 10 work
rhcrc arc 5000 miles embraced In the
associations rbe local clerical force II
lnrae and beside lhcn, are go agents h
the stnlm
umna Master y p Saieent Of tho
nrelhwheol Of i.ccomaiiro Gromen.
Nh'Hc headquarters an la rerto nnute.
lhd WAS IN tho dly Acstcnlav on oin,iai
'ii,tisss iur Ihc orlve rhc object % III (,
,,,i' Mas 80 sgstlv seme N4ufance elalin,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-03

o, Newl'es'il ,r (, 'rNsts' .s
l'he senate. ~ a pt m ".
refused 10 oi'fj W. ,|'ts'.
nnssan, ~ q n''e..l' N
s ,l,ll ,,..., ~ ,he ~ hs'. i
ghs ' hSv.e had ee,cl VI Z
ine iceal msinl.i,. IA ~
ihe ..l rrgnt esrsy 10 l,e M n i
they have NJ ae''i', l.Ii4a
'g The house adlo'nn''.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-03

.bnl,cIun. Tex. june 9.-tSne.iol,
Victor lpnton and Young l5J, MI,
9'tWndcd llu picnic of ms 6r,,,, mtn
prolhorhond NJ Clepr lake last SunJa,
4fr both yinH at their homes IN N rri,
ical condition. Al the picnic Inv ~,
freely o. berries and soon after bscnn.
NslN ~ viii symptoms VI poi.,,,im''
everything was done to reiev, fbsir
,, nu',lnEN WY they were brought 10 liz.
ald summoned, which thus far lins snile,i
to relieve them. "'' i"'''u
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-03

va, hs,allr,r5lisnurg lena. M.
, lsll i,',l,lilol aill sialls, f
In WV , ,ll. hlm,,lfffsal NJ '.l
'T,, w river aul drown Il
llrsIay night laq. W. VITA i \
lls enecte ,puld BE- s ". wv. n
~ i,,' M, on on, WALNUT sifelt M
i Io ''ls WIFE Ms. A. II NV ( /
KAT street, chAiianools', F" , IN. (
particulars. '' 70 iili al
IN y US saicha was f.a,l Il
Mlte insirneilue hef " w, 7, !. A
at Mansfield with iliaIf ,N.1
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-03

Tyler, Tex. June p lifs
John u. DongluAs. whore allla
mentioned IN l1r ukltit I n I
is somewhat irpfoyel
Work has begun on 4. 0lfstA
lux aul when cdnnielnl We a
the piettlpst bnlldlng. M ihe IA
The llh4f building. viht n
built has hreu bought ~ q "A
whn " rchnilillg.
Tile crops are w eSvllfll %
Tyler Is In gfent nlrl " dif'a
DRY aud viii pay haudcuq o. =
A Mr. Crow, an c'lllNi ( 81
lHunlty, had lis hand biiJ I'D
milling mncliinss
W. A. Long Is erecting 4 nss1'
lug factory for ihf euadhf saai
Rev. ]. liarlla = caluf|ffl
ON West Ferguson street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-03

Terrell, 1CNe June =. -tSprciall Tho
sal death OF John Rpss has east il sha,i.
aw Nt glaom over the city to,lay. INV
homc ni DR. Sid BASS WAS crowded with
horal offerings, and thcrc WIS almost a
continual ,striam Of symlmthlsipc friends
ming aud counting during tho tay. until
he funeral took place at TN Methodist
church,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-03
NEWSPAPER MOBILES.

London, June .. The nsum w. of
tlllca las been bestowed On gentlemen
connected with the pross W. j. Ingram
John Il. Long OF tho sunduy Advertiser,
GilHmu IlloI. president OF the Institute
~ Journalists. J. Robinlon Of th" London
News. i Russell Of the Liverpool Post
aud John Tennet artist Ut ilie cnnue
nnprr. Punch nre nll knighu.. ~
thntloa Cameron Of the Glasgow Man is
mudo buruurt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-03
FIRES.


Roswell. a. NJ 1unr . lSpcololl-
Fire destroyed Juo. s. Whlnmsons resi-
dcucc today toss ou building and
furniture SioOO luuk notc' worth
S3OOn were lost Tom Storey come
near being caught In the rumcs hy try
iuE Ia gut lhu notes from between two
beds hul failed Mr. Williamson he In
Fort Worth uu maiuoss,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-03


The rrgntia 70 beginning i0 boom even
more enthusiastically thnn before the
brock ln tlr dam The work NJ stopping
The unllrt has been 10 successful thai
II has been promised that tie OnllN'
pipes VIII hc cl0spd hpnln md the wntrr
sent over ihc top nf ihN dam 10 time for
The Forthcoming event
Tho whole world ~ talking nlnut the
Unprecedented nrni NJ aquatic sport smpu,
~ h. hold hero nrNt wnpl OuonulCn and
Europe nrr watching tho unirnuin With in.
irrosi nnd ilip whole Of America j. Wll
uf talk about n Manager trDuy tMe
morning handed Tho Post correspondent
% luttur from Mr. T. NrwtOn Nlhrrtun
n ihr VI unpnliuin Rowing club. Sew
York. who s entered Tor the nmntrur
hrulpr HInglp arlill race here Ia which lee
Hny1 'lfr0m nh nccounta yuu deserve
great credit for getting together such
number ut f1mpitf unfsmrn IN So to-
Texas aud rnw Won will sru one M lhp
Rfrutpat rrpdiiua ever given Va the world.
There " great doul uf ulk ~ North
about ihg hlR held NJ professionals 10
meet iu Austin.
Tic wnlur M ihc lnbo this morning
wnH 10 splendid condition Ihnp were
great crowds nj people out nuulu 10 Hup
tho work ~ Inc men mud The building
~ the puilor dpm in ptutoot the lrnk In
the unliukhcl power house This last
NNlh NfNliN NINNlfHHilN HUIlHlNNIOIlN. n
rupd force NJ men worked on II an night
nud those who ought 10 know sny Tint
y w'll prove c0ertual IN preserving tho
lnlc sixty feet deep. and not urrrssiluta
Ing the cniuoi reduction nt first ron.
tnmplatei A. ihr boat house every
thing was busy The men were nh uut
w fine condition aud calm on the
water gave them nh chance for aomo
good squirting There were soyarnl little
speed trials between tile champions tr
preltl"ai NJ which Wna IA long puli bu,
tween Sinudluy aud puterAnn Ihn,,
pulled away m thr mtp M haudaumo
style ~ nhout % 10 time aud kppt
very nearly together Tho Gnhosldu
innt.nnrcl crew " moving nloug ,prv
nicely Ihig morning they had Hnn
pm hmInsl Mclean Suuhnrg'a pleasant
lnuyr aud scouUi 10 opmr nut d little
nlgnl pl him when the sputting Hinppod
IlW ST. Louie mpn. tho fnur nnrs.
unNllr nuil single cruw from tho Moatprn
Rowing rluh Wd 0N.C hampton Tppnrr
.lil uot runr tlis morning na expected
TOM Will hrrl'r tOmurfnw There h
Wtot rutnsliy Mrv to prr reomrr'a uali
veg sholl' which g. made NJ nlumlnnm.
Nul.t clayton, win % building ihr
EnEiiah mdn.oDWnr l'mnfnrr far tbr
rmlc nrrn production Inns about I'm.
l'hl his phlutup mud was ihil mnrninu
pWWuMr 10 huIll up The hnnt nn htrs,,s
vspormllN liked Wr THE putposr.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-03
IN BETTER SHAPE
is AusTiN's ZIG DAM, AND PEo.
PIE NOT SO BLUE.


Austin, Tex. June 2 -tSpcclal.l The
dam problem seomA ~ have frurhoh u
solution here today. The Golfer dhili
constructed around the defective WORK
which has been letting The water through
IL aneress, aud the water in the cor.
ner behind Tho rude but HubHlnhllhl
structure Il some twelve or iiftrnn frct
lower ihnn that Ia the lnkr, ana though
there IL yet heavy How through tue
cracks and cfrylcra through, around AMI
under the rnlnrd hongate masonry
aud some profess 10 believe thni iiinfv "
SIN another leak about thu protecting
wall ~ the Golfer dam u y slill tue
gnnrfni otihon that the diillrniy ms
been overcome, The Golfer dam is being
strengthened every Hour aud VIII lc
made suhannfial ~ the dan Itself
for II IN now evident That nll th" WORK
nn the huadRntVa must be- taken ont nnd
the entire lob 0n Tho east nnd dulir over
ngnih from foundation many feet be-
low tlnl which tho wnt"r lnH undDt
iulncd aud extended Tyofnl rods further
INTO the nnsfofn hunk mill solid rock
u reached. To which 10 he the inhs1nrt
There was heavy storm here hast
night Considerable rain and very
high Wind, Int thn river does not seem
10 have brun RAISED much, and ihr
only damage done WAS. 40 fnr nH ynl
reported. confined ~ q few brOhon win
tloWs IN Npusud residences md -uinr
twisting NJ tros aud slrubhorN win
the ilultnning OFT Of nu occnsIouul fence
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-03

, tofg1 ,i,hlrty'slx cl,lr~
~ ,Ii1 ,i,,, We scllaie idoiS ny wy
d"r,slo9e OF hitly'foaF h N.
u ,',1,..,., OF ihe ,afl x ilsl
, ,,,n HIN fNm the
'ne criminal CONT q ' si'Is,' !,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-03

Editor Gazette Ina making lat Of
the pupils promoted 10 higher grades,
your reporter Inadvertently lott out the
unmcs Of two Of my hest pupils Wiz
puH Van Inult aud Joseph Nu.scr !
desire, iU Justice tu them, to say that
during tho years l2N3 thcy were NOT
only never absent nor tnrly, ~ The
Gazette stated. hut both were promoted
TO the sixth grade, making among the
mglpst averages, In all studies Of any
pupils In my ronnl Respectfully.
MATTE WARREN.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-03
DEATHS.
MNs. N q. oAnlER.

Motliu, rcN, luuc - lSpcHall Tho
rmNius Vt Mrs, Carter, wife NJ Captain
II, G. Carter of this city, who died
yesterday, were buried to-day, followed
tn her luNt rcltiup place by d large cuu,
ypursr ~ Borrowing friends, whosr Kind.
~ sympathy was expressed hy mauy
beautiful and rare howcrs SHE lca,rr
q devoted husband, i've living rhllron
nnd large circle Of friends To mourn
her Ions.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-03

London, June . The Oal,s stoke.
300 sOycroigns. nt Epson. today was
w0u by Duke Of puwland's bny lilly.
Mrs. lutterwlok Lord lioaebury's chest.
mli My, Tessurr. Second, aud Il. Jen-
kings lilly. Cypria. third
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-03

Austin, IcN, luue g tSnc,iniA An.
other heavy ruin this afternoon I'M.
~" in rrpto urW further ,hmnrn nj
hc dam, Thu Nntcr In the erin. form,
ed hi tho Golfer dHmi l. lowering rnpiib
any yNrNmt lWlivVrs thnt tho NnL am
NOW ne 'RHlS controlled latgc inrcca
~ men are az wort aud the apnrnhrn.
sion heretofore felt law the mtir, NAM.
lqilnn ut Austin IL hcrnning 10 XII.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-03

hNrIo' tiImrd. q irapvzc performer I'M
HOLLANDS variety, last night fpll from
the Wr mud WINS badly hurt, hunlh not
seriously lie Zen 70 litnnr, ul Hltopn
iort striking a bench His right oar
Was Hryrrcly cut
Inkc q o'clock diuuor nt the Arlinrtor,
lin iomghi and remain 10 hear the now
"ArlIguu Heights band"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-03

RrooA yu n V, luuc . Brookvn,
runs, I hasr hits, =, errors . battery.
k,nucdy and Wiuslow pittshurg, runs.
Z baHc hits y, errors . battery Ehrrt
Nld MlMurl umnlrr Em.Mn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-03

Boston, Mass. June . BOSTON, runs.
II hUsD hits IL. errors, ~. battery Stty.
81 aud Gm2cL Louisville. ruus, 81 bnsc
nus, Z errors battery Strntton aud
Grimi umpire, Hurst
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-03

Vienna, 1uur . llnai va
hy extensive iloed' IN lif'9
No persons drowned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-03
IT WAS WATER,
A Dash and wronu Word Change an Items
Meaning

IN q dispatch from Marshall Yesterday
curious wrur occurred. ThS esrrrrf
rcnding should he, '''''N'
WAITER PLENTY.
The water Gourmet bpt,yecn tb, cIt,.
nnd the rvNas and Pacific. Signed s,,ne
TIM" ngo, commenced today md fhr
water was turned on this mofniur, SIM.
eI'nlrndent Thru y, g.. ppntsnll AMI
Majov Workman Cnmr In from nalias
" 80 TIM test one or two Of tho party
irAnk q htuc Of tho water aud mo.
houneV u pnp and wholesome.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-20
TIE OLD SOLDIERS
Enjoy . Reunion and Bean-Baks n
Whitemans Orchard.

Enjoy . Reunion and Bean-Baks n
Whiteman's Orchard.
Yesterday was observed IS sc. A. &.
Day" by the veterans in this vicinity,
and the occasion was made q memora'
Bile one by the reunion and bean-bake
which took place yesterday afternoon
and evening at Whiteman's Grove.
The Ladies' Relief Corsp had made
preparations on an elaborate scale for
the entertainment Of the "boys In
blue" and their friends, and the beau
tiful grove was thronged with people
during the afternoon and even
Ing. Each year the number
OF old soldiers who gather
at these entertainments grows less, but
though the step of the survivors is less
sprightly, the form more bent with age,
and the eyes more dim, the interest is
never permitted to lag.
For the young folks, who were pres
ent in goodly numbers, there were
wholesome amusements provided, but
the veterans enjoyed the occasion In
another form. That dish which invar-
iably recalls memories Of army life
baked beans-was served by the ladies
in the highest style OF the culinary art,
and when the "boys" discussed the
simple but appetizlng menu, they ex'
changed many "reminiscences and anec'
dotes Of the days OF '61-'65.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-20

SECOND PACE
Special Sale-J. S. Rhodes & Co.
Reasons Why-StOne a Thomas.
Soft Shirts-D. Gundltng & co.
FOURTH PACK.
Wanted-Salesmen.
Wanted TO Sell Coal and Coke Works.
WRnted--PosItion As Travelling Salesman
Marry-Mr and Mrs. Drake.
Wanted-Reliable Men.
Lamp Shade FrUmes-W heeLng " IKE "oEAs'
Wantsd-Three- Room House.
Help Furnished-Ladies' Exchange
10 Young Ladies and Gentlemen-betnAny
~ Rent-Four Rooms on Main Street.
For Sale-Platform Scales.
Auction Sale OF Carpets-bsrnhafu Ao'A
Bargsins in Wraps-Geo. n. shook = Co.
Matrimonial Ofer-Lady with s4UOl
cheap Building Lots FOR Sale-R2lt * Lane.
To Let-Rooms Near Worlds FAR.
Labor Day Celebration.
naturalization as IyVesetter
'or sale-BellAire Nail ROsks Stock
Elegant Furniture-AleXander FreW.
FrFrH PACE
The Ideal Dollar. H. Locke Shoe Com
shoes at a Observation-Disclosures Co.
SIXTH PAGE.
Catarrh Of Liver-Copsland Medical InstI
TWELFTH PAGE.
semi-Annual Sals-H Emsheimer.
Bargains ia Dry Goo4s-Egger' Harfick x
wall Papsr-John Frieiel Co.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-20

This magnificent and popular resort Is
now omen With its beautiful walks and
drives, fresh green lawns and beautiful
flowers. presents a sight that no one should
fail to see and enjoy.
concerts by the fun Opera House Orches-
ira every sunday afternoon, commencing
at $3.50 o'clock.
The best of meals and Refreshments
served. Ice Cream from the Parks own
dairy.
The wheeling and Elm Grove Railroad
(rnOtOrs), leaving every hour, Is prepared
10 transport thousands Of people with
comfort and dispatch.
Ten PIN parties should engage the al
levs In advance Park telephone 6O2-A.
Those desiring TO arrange Tor picnlcs
should confer early with
COL. AUG. ROLF, Manager,
No. SO Fifteenth street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-20
The musEE THEATRE
To Open Under the Management OF
Will LAwler.

Will Lawler, the new aspirant for
managerial honors as Snowman, Is
from the far West, where he is known
as the Western Boomer, and he comes
to US well recommended. The new
Peoples Musee Theatre will be con-
Quoted in q first-class manner, and good
order, good shows and cheap prices will
be the rule. There will be complete
change Of bills weekly 10 the different
departments, and for the opening one
OF the Curio Hall attractions will
be the Escalons family, Mexican feath-
er workers, who possess one OF the lost
arts, that Of making beautiful land
scapes, etc, using feathers Of different
colors instead of paints, and each lady
visitor attending during the week will
be presented with beautiful feather
embroidered calendar, free OF charge.
A. A. Waite will be another card, and
will introduce Sllverlight, the famous
medium. Miss Aloo, the Indian magi-
clan, will be at Bijou Theater, with
the famous Tarr Family Of child artists.
The artists have been carefully selected,
and the ladies and children especially
will be the ones that Manager LAWYER
seeks 70 please first OF all. because, as
he says, please the women and children
and the men must be pleased.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-20
Narrow Escape.

An unknown woman had q narrow
escape from death yesterday below the
Eighth ward. She was walking across
the street car track, and while keeping
an eye on one car failed TO see car APP
preaching in the other direction. The
motorman yelled and the woman jump
ed aside just as the car touched her in
passing.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-20
A Scarcity of water.

The city water supply ran very short
on the hillside streets and in East
Wheeling, last evening, no water being
obtsinable over quite large section OF
the city. The cause of the shortage
could not be ascertained, as repeated
attempts to call up the pumping station
by telephone elected no response.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-20
The Police Detail.

Following is the police detail for the
Labor Day parade, next Saturday,
Commander, Lieut.. George Gaus; first
platoon, Officers Stump, O'Brien, Drill
Ter, Scally, Myers, Devlin, Desmond
and Trischler; second platoon, Officers
Daum, Herbert, Rohrl, Donovan, Hab-
berfeld, Fitzgerald, Snider and Porter.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-20
ChIcago RIcursionists.

A Wheeling gentleman having rented
a very nicely furnished fat OF seven
rooms with gas, bath and all modern
conveniences, In Chicago, for the
months OF August and September, but
who on account Of the serious Illness OF
his wife, is compelled 10 give up the
trip for the present, will for the next
few days be pleased to quote TO respon-
sible party special rate for the uneN-
pired term. Address, P. o. Box 80, st.
Clairsville, Ohio.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-20
RESOLUTIONS OF Respect TO MRS. RebooOa
Mannn.

WHEELr,G, w. Va, August II, 1898.
WHEREAS. 10 has pleased the Great Pres
ldent Of tie Universe In His infinite Wis
dom 20 remove from our Circle and from
earth ard friends our beloved sister, Re
becca Mellon; therefore, be 10
Resolved, That while bowling In humble
subm3~ OF to His holy viii, we most sin
cereyy deplore her loss, but find consolation
in sne thought that our separation IS but
Temporary and that we shalt meet again in
the circle around the throne Of God. Be it
Rssolrsd, In the death OF Sister Mellon
her children have lost loving and Chris
tian mother and our Circle devoted men,
Der.
Resolrsd, That these resolutions be spread
,,ron the records OF our Circle and acopy
BE- presented to the bereaved family.
Mrs. MARY BALLINGER,
Mrs. n +. CLARK,
Mrs. VIRGINIA MEEK.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-20
rhe Power Hou.e Accldent.

A less number OF cars than usual
were operated on the electric motor
line yesterday. owing TO the break
down a few days ago. Owing to the
fact that 1t was market day, all Of tho
cars were crowded. The broken shaft
has been sent away, and 1t will be some
days before the damage Is repaired.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-20
LIMB BROKEN.
An EmplOye OF she Electric Plant Meets
nth q Painful Accident

An EmplOye OF She Electric Plant Meets
with n Painful Accident
VIM. p. Tricklet, a lineman In the
employ Of the Wheeling Electrical Com
pany, met with painful accident at
the power house on Thirty-sixth street,
about eleven o'clock last night. Trick
let was at work about the machinery,
when he was in some manner caught
by a belt, and sustained fracture OF
one OF his legs.
OThe unfortunate man was removed In
a cab TO his home on Market street,
where DR.. ]. Il. Pipes rendered the
necessary medical assistance,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-20

Stop at Humans Restaurant. Open
ing Sunday with a grand Dinner, IL ..
m. to 2 D. m. Third door above Opera
House.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-20
speoial.

Our Mr.. E. A. Poole having just re-
turned from the East, We are now bet
ter prepared than everNo give to our
patrons the latest ideas al n furnish the
finest original designs and engravings,
at prices never before read ped by any
engraving house.
'HE WHEELING ARTIST tNeRAVING
Room 81, Reilly Ng.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-20
NEWS OF THE DAY.
Pay Oar DELAYED.

The B. & 0. pay car, which was ex-
pected to reach the city on It's regular
monthly trip last Friday, has not yet
arrived and some of the EN- ployes OF the
road are uneasy. 1t Is understood that
the car has been delayed and will ar
rive in the city about Tuesday.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-20
OoIored Camp Meeting.

A Methodist campmeeting is in pro-
gress near Parkersburg, and is being at
tended by coored people from all over
the State. A party OF nineteen went
down from this city over the Ohio River
road Yesterday afternoon, and will
spend Sunday at the camp grounds.