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The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1893-12-22

Winter dairyIng affords good OPP
portunity to market all kinds of grain to
good advantage by feeding it to the
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1893-12-22
q. CUTLER, Dentist.

Having sod my dental practice to Dr, "A. Cut
er, a gentleman of experience and ability, l be-
speak for him the same liberal patronage that has
bean accorded me the past eighteen years.
DIR. s. B. PIKE.
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1893-12-22
- THE
n m n mn MONTHLY
hHHAHH MAGAZINE OF
HUNUuHUU COMPLETE
STORIES
ROnANCE
ROMANCE

has Just been enlarged. and now con-
tains about 200 pages. Il is edited by
the well known writer. Mrs Kate Up-
son Clark, and publishes every month
from 10 to 20 complete stories, original
and selected from all literatures Dur
ing 1898 il has printed stories by Kip
ling, Tolstoi Miss wilkins. Daudet,
Mrs Burnett, Conan Doyle, Francois
Coppee, Mrs. Spofford, James Payn,
Erckmann- Chatrain, and a host Of
other famous writer's Of the past and
present-stories of all sorts, and oil Of
them interesting.
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1893-12-22

Allowing the cream to stand too long
often causes the butter to be white.
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1893-12-22

Lanes Family Medicine Moves the Bowels
each day. Most people need to use it.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-09
WVEEIING w. VA THURSDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY g. IS3

zionist, and it will be seen that in his
measure he provides not only for Ha-
wall but any similar condition that may
arise in the future. The full text OF
the bill, which is a short one, is as iOl-
lows:
"Whenever the United States shall
acquire dominion over any foreign coun-
try or place. by treaty, or annexation or
otherwise, the President of the United
States, with the advise and consent OF
the Senate, may appoint governor To-
the same and a legislative council, TO
consist OF any number OF persons not
less than five nor more than twenty-five,
whose acts shall be subject TO revision
or repeal by Congress: and unless the
treaty Of annexation or cesslon shall
otherwise provide, said Governor a1o
Council shall constitute aud conduct all
provisional government for such coun'
try or place until Congress shall other
wise provide by law"
Mr.. Wilder, one of the Hawaiian COM
misSioners, was seen by reporter Whlle
engaged in reading copy OF the OIL.
He said that OF course he knew nothing
OF the intention Of Senator Morgan to
propose such q measure, nor OF the
views Of the administration upon the
subject, but it was exactly what the
commissioners desire for the islands 10
case annexation is decided upon.
owe must have something OF the
kind" he continued, "ior the present
at least. There must be some provision
made by which the native population
will be prevented from taking hold OF
affairs and returning to the condition
which obtained before the revolution" "
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-09

sion of Mr.. Bovard. No ledger account
was Kept with Seligman q Co., that
firm certifying simply that no such
money was TO their credit. Witness
kept memoranda by which to know
when the credit was exhausted. Mr..
Bovard had the account book, the
check book with Seligman s. Co., and
the original receipted bills, The pay
ment of Col IngerSoll was not in the
book Mr. GearE asked what the term
petty cash" meant as used In the book
witness had submitted.
Mr.. Thompson seemed to have drawn
about SlOO a day for great many days
for petty cash" Witness replied that
he had used Mr.. Thompson's name In
the books, as he was the principal man.
and the petty cash" referred TO sun
dry Office and "other expenses"
IN answer TO question Mr.. Colne
said that Seligman & Co., were the
medium and the only medium through
which payments were made in America
and their books would show all pay
ments made.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-09
HAD KNOWN HIN THREE DAYS
But That Was Long Enough for Her to
Decide That He Was the Man to Make
Life Happy.

Bat That Was Long Enough for Her to
Decide That He Was the Man to Make
Life Happy.
Sssetoi Tsieeraa 20 the RSGtstsr.
MoReAYrowN, w. VA, February s.
That love laughs at locksmiths, irate
parents and other supposed barriers to
the union of two fond hearts that pine
for one another mas again been demon
strated.
AT the depot here this morning sam.
Davis, of Cum berland, and Miss Fannie
M'Elroy, the pretty daughter OF VIII
liam M'Elroy, living a. Laurel Point,
three miles from here, boarded the SIX
o'clock train for the city which Davis
claims as his home, with the intention
of being married there.
Investigation shows that the daught-
er of the proud house of MElroy left
without warning and against the
wishes and commands Of her parents.
She had known the object OF her
choice but three days and the request
for her hand was paralyzing to the
father of the girl. He refused and
drove Davis away but by some myster-
ious means he got the girl TO go with
him.
Nothing is known OF Davis here, but
the girl has always held high posi-
tion and has refused several nattering
offers from young men of the vicinity.
They were followed here by the faith
er but too late; the train had gone.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-09
Uses Religion as a CLOAK.

Special Telegram 70 tas Rs9tat,r.
KIYGwooD, w. VA, February S.-Early
this week swindler called at the school
house at Cuzzard, this county, and an
nounced 10 the school that he would preach
there at night He did, and went home
Nth an honest old farmer 10 stay all night:
The uext morning the preacher started
away and In few minutes three deputy
sherifIs from Fayette county, Pa, came
after him. They captured him and took
him back TO Pennsylvania. He is charged
with jumping board bills, stealing watch
some money andbooks from Hiram Umole,
OF Markleysburg, Pa He gave his name
as DR. Hall. but in pennsylvania be said II
was Rivers. Mr.. Chioester. the man who
kept him over night, is short several arti-
cles
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-09

KANSAS CITY, Mo, February S.-Four
lives were lost last night in fire in the
negro quarter The fire department was
called 10 1910 West Eighth street AZ r. % g.
m. and found a small cabin on fire. The
cabin was occupied oy Stephen James and
family. When the fremen arrived there
Stephen James was just making his es-
cane. He was so badly burned that be be.
came unconscious soon after getting out OF
the house The fremen rushed IN and
dragged Mrs. James out Of the fire, who
was ftally burned aud died shortly after.
wards. The charred bodies Of Emma and
Arthur James, aged respectively eight and
ten years, and Joe Mitchell, nephew OF
Lames. were afterward found in the ruins
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-09
Ohio LsgIslativs AraIrs.
Snsctnl TsL1oram u ths Rsots,er.

COLUMBUS, ONO. February S. The
House to-day defeated Senator Gears bill
to legalize pool selling on race tracks by a
vote Of A to 80. The Senate discussed at
length and defeated Vancleaf's bill 10 eX-
tend operations of the law permitting
trust companies to act as guardians, admin
istrators, etc. i applies now only to Guy
ahoga county Senator Rorick's bill re
pealing the poll tax law has passed the
Senate. Senator Spencer has introduced a
bill 10 provide that one person may pay an
others delinquent tax and the amount will
bear per cent. interest Senator Nichols
introduced a bill to require Supreme
Courts 20 give q statement Of the facts and
the sillabus in each case decided and pub
lish the same in the State reports.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-09

And the Prosecution of Those Implicated
sun stirring Up striie in France

And the Prosecution of Those lmpiicateu
san stirring Up strife in France
PARIS. February s.-At hour before
the Chamber Of Deputies met to-day
the report was abroad that Emil UOus-
SET. Bouangist Deputy for the Seine,
would in-erpel.ate the government as
20 the acQuttal by the Chamber OF In
cic ments If Deputy ROuvier and SEN
at5rs Deves, Greyy and Reuault.
Ilhe proceedings opened amid an IN
de,cribable babel Of shouts, leers and
Nv Iousset directed his attack prin-
cipd Nagainst NJ. RUuvier. As Rou-
virr ~ admitted that he received
mon nom the Panama Company, NJ.
G0ak AID it was the plain duty Of
te.IS hnent 10 see that he suffered
~ benalty of his action. The article
40, due constitution concerning the re-
spULsibility Of Ministers should DO APP
pHsd RithOut delay. az was remarKs-
bic hhat the government nad 20 oe re-
mindad so frequently of the duties that
werl 80 plain. It was time 10 ask who
Wasl stopping the wheels Of Justice
Mi BurgeOise, Minister ~ Justice, re-
Dieh with severity, which evoked re-
6swisd disturbance in the galleries and
on the floor, that 10 was an insult 70 the
Government % accuse it OF yielding 20
the threats and hIndering tae exposure
Of the Panama Company's affairs. The
Government has shown It's disposition
In the matter by asking the Chamber
To authorize legal proceedings against
the Neputies said 20 be implicated
laDPlause from the left and mad prop
erly EFT the rest to the law courts OF
France, which were competent and just.
The government would not be driven co
unwarranted measures, but would act
with absolute disregard OF the SANDER
ous rumors which enemies of the Re
public had been circulating for the past
ROnth. The government still pro-
claimed that all citizens must bow be-
fore the desiSiOns OF the courts Of JUS
tice; but not before any provisional
cour ), Applause from the left
Goiefrey Cavaignac, Republican
Depuky for the Sarth, who followed NJ.
I BourkeOise in the speakers tribune,
was frequently interrupted with ap-
plause. What ever had been said or
denied, be began, the promoters Of the
present campaign against the Panama
cOrruptiOnists had cOue forward as
the champions tof public honesty.
Sfterwards they had formed league
hose object was conspiracy OF
ence.
\ M. Ribot announced that the govern
n nt had accepted NJ. CavaiguaC's pro-
pOsal and II was adopted by vote OF
446 tO3 The chamber also decided by
vote OF 367 TO 1O2 20 have the speech
p,acaTded throughout the country.
NJ. Sousset has sent his seconds 70
NorbSrt de Benoit, deputy for the
AveyrOn, who interrupted hin persist
emily during his speech in the chamber
to-day.
Charles DeLesseps has applied 10 the
Court OF ASsizes 20 have the true bill,
found against him by NJ. FranQuevile,
duashed on the ground that his Offense
Is imprO berly defined therein. He con-
tends THAI his dealings with NJ. BsihUt
did not constitute a case Of cOrrup-
sion by public Official as the true
bill states. he also accuses Baihut Of
extOrtiOn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-09
NEWSnETS
Interesting Pieces of Telegraphic News in
small Space.


small Space.
At Montreal a disastrous explosion oc-
Cured at the city gas works An employe
named Hennessy was instantly killed and
thousands Of dollars worth OF property de-
stroyed.
Gen. G.. II. Beauregard Is very i'll az his
residence in New Orleans, and while there
seems 10 be no immediate cause for alarm
IL is said that the old soldier cannot sur
vive his present illness.
Reports submitted yesterday at the an
nual meeting Of the Illinois Steel Com
panv showed that the corporation mad
cleared over f6,ll7,00O in the past year. IL
was decided 10 issue q, 900, 900 in bonds az
, uer cent. No change was made in the d.
rectOrs or officers.
Pneumonia was the cause Of the death OF
Algernon SartOris, the husband Of Nellie
Grant. He died in the Hotel Schweizer-
hof, Capri
The New York Senate yesterday passed
without dissent a concurrent resolution
urging the President and Congress 10 take
steps to establish a pr0tectorate over Ha-
wall, with view OF ultimate annexation.
The British steamer Trnacria, plying
between the Clyde and Spanish Mediter
ranean ports has been lost of Cape Villan0.
near Punta Del Roy Only two Of ner
crew were saved and 81 drowned.
The trial OF Bauer and Knold. the An
archists. charged with being accessories 70
the shooting Of II. G. F'rick, which was
fixed for yesterday was postponed until TO-
day.
Fire Yesterday destroyed the Moline,
III. Malleable Works. Loss 5000. in
isurauca s25 600. Two hundred and fifty
employees are idle.
At WHkesbarre, Pa, the individual
banking house Of f. V Rockfello & Co.
closed yesterday morning. People had Ut
most confidence 10 its soundness. No on
cial statement has been made. Great ex-
element prevails.
Several lightly built houses ia Campo
lieto. province Of Compobssso, Italy, col
apsed yesterday during a high wind.
| Thirteen persons were killed and fourteen
were injured.
The Island Of Zante is shaken several
| times daily oy earthquakes. King George
Siu remain there some time 70 superintend
| the building OF butts for the homeless and
| " assist the relief committee. The queen
IS still travelling from village 70 village
giving generously TO the impoverished and
trying TO encourage the panic stricken.
Jimmy Carroll, the trainer OF JOhnny
| Grimm. SAYS that Griffin viii a7r.e 70 stor
| George Dixon II ten rounds the fenther
weight limit before any reputable cluo pat
ring up the largest purse.
"BiIlyr piimmer, bantam weight. has
1 deposited $500 10 bind match with either
| Dolly Lyons or Danny Mcbride.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-09
PlRls, Februrry s.-Forty-four pc

PtRrs. Februrry S.-Forty-tour per
so,f have died in Marsellles to-day OF
cAsraic disease.
he Of the cases were susPielousiy
Ike ASiatic cholera.
The physicians appointed TO make a
srecial investigation Of the disease have
b,.ea unable so far TO make a satisiac-
tory diagnosis. ~
Microscopic examination has Ialleo 10
reveal the presence OF bacilll.
Ssme Of the physicians are o! tne oe-
lief that the disease is intestinal lnnu-
enZl. c,,,.
The disease has confined to hlthieSt
districts where the sanitation Is IN
teplorable condition.
A later dispatch from Marseliles says
tbat. despite the gravity Of the Situa-
ZION. 90 signs Of panic have been
madiested. o.,
1he Board Of Health is assuring all
IN .irers that the disease Is not cholera
afa will be checked before Saturday
The epidemic is attributed 20 cholera
germs in the vessels from the East.
Another theory IS that the inferior
bread supplied during the bakers
strike was the cause.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-09
Pora,os. Are Potatoes.

CuTcAGo. February s.-Potatoes will
soon be among the Injuries Of life. Tubers
hat sold here yesterday a. wholesale for
% and IS cents a Dushel could not be touch
Ell today for less than 81, and q. Is is pre-
dicted by tomorrow The advance is at
tributed % the intense cold and blockaded
condition Of the railways. especially those
runniug 20 the Northwest Stocks Ia Chi
ca0o have been steadily decreasing and the
dangers Of shipping potatoes In cars that
Asye been blOcksded a. temperature be-
law zero has kept the country dealers from
selding 10 their goods
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-09
More About Cabinet Possibilities
-..s.f yrsf.o.,.,, % "a. g,s,ssr<r

WAsHINGToN, ID. c., February S.-Con-
gresham Wilson was in consultation to-
day with Don NJ. Dickinson, who Is here
as the personal representative for Cleve-
land, it is understood, on cabinet and other
important and delicate business. Mr..
Dickinson also had conferences with Sena-
tor Carlisle and Senator Gray, and these
circumstances have strongly the belief that
Mr. Wilson will 60 into the cabinet. As to
the renewed talk of Senator Grey as
cabinet probability, close friend OF that
gentleman said tonight that there was
nothing in it. The Senator's friends in
Delaware will not hear 10 his leaving the
Senate for place in the cabinet, and he
felt bound to acquiesce in their desires.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-09
Ererrthing Cleaned Up.

wAsHISGrN. d. c., February s.-An in
terssting fact was communicated 70 the
memb bers Of the Cabinet at their meeting
Yesterday by Secretary Of State Foster.
While the Cabinet was still in session,
news of the ratification OF the Russian ex-
tradition treaty by the Senate reached the
White House. Upon learning this the Sec
retarv OF State announced 20 his assOcis istes
that there were no treaties pending before
the Senate and no State Department ousi-
ness unacted upon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-09

wreck was caused by broken RAIL-
CINCINNATI, o., February Second
Vice President Murray, Of the Cleye-
land, Cincinnati, Chicago and st. Louis
railway, who is the highest official now
here of that road, has received but one
dispatch concerning the Pana wreck.
That states that the east bound
passenger train was deraled
on curve one and half miles east OF
Pana, Ills, at l1:O5 las. night. The mail
car, q combination car, one coach and
three sleepers were ditched and all en-
tirely destroyed by fire, Baggageman
Resler was killed and fourteen passen-
gers were injured. The passengers were
put into an Ohio and Mississippi coach
and were taken 10 the st. James Hotel
at Pana, where the surgeons OF the road
attended to them. The track was clear
at 7:25 this morning.
The following is list Of the injured:
Samuel o. Dooittle, Madison, Ind,
express messenger.
C. II. Parr, st. Louis, express mes
senger, both badly injured.
Samuel Cohen, Houston, Texas, hurt
about head.
Mrs Armstrong, Birmingham, Ind,
internal injuries.
Mail Agents Conway and Dewitt,
hurt about the head.
James Carroll, Alma, Kansas, bruised
and cut.
Charles H. Fox, Tlfin, Ohio, internal
injuries.
II. NJ. IbbertsOn, st. Louis, injured
back and head.
James NJ. Nichols, Mattoon, Ills,
badly bruised.
Mrs. Neal, residence unknown, prob
ably fatally injured.
w. T. Muse, st. Louis, hand cut and
back Injured.
Several other passengers were slight
ly injured. All the bed clothing in the
sleeper was utilized for the comfort and
warmth OF wounded women and chill
dren.
Baggagem- Resler was pinioned be-
tween the ms trunks and burned TO
death in sight rainmen and pas
sengers, who We to rescue him.
A Mrs. Laughlin W, ling with the
corpse Of her husbahl ch was In
the baggage car. The vas ere
mated. Mrs. Laughlin four
children were slightly in. The
weather was bitter cold and ID
ed suffered greatly from e1. \
addition to their injuries.
The train consisted OF eight
including baggage and mail C,
wreck was caused by brok
which was effected by the extreL
weather. The accident occurred
small trestle which crosses creek
entire train left the track and caL
fire. The mail car, which was next
the engine, was the first to ignite, ano
as it was burning split completely in
twain. The express car and the two
following day coaches were thrown from
the trestle, distance Of at least thirty
feet The rest of the cars were saved
by an embankment on the opposite side
of the ditch. Otherwise the death roll
would have been horrible. The passen-
gers in the day coach were rescued with
great difficulty by the trainmen and un-
INJURED passengers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-09
THE WATER FALLING.

An Awful scene of DeIolstion and Ruin
Presented IN Brisbane as the Water Re-
Cedes.
BKIsBANE, February s.-The water is
still falling slowly.
The ruins and desolation revealed as
the lcod abateS is beyond anything
caused by the last great food In ,S90.
The suburbs of the city have been al
most snnihilated.
The loss of life has been very heavy,
but no approximate estimate Of the
number drowned is yet possible.
The governments is going its utmost
to help the sufferers and has sent torpe-
do boats loaded wsth food and clothing
up the river to the interior towns.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-09
WEATHER NEWS FROM EVERYWHERE.

SAN ANGELO. TEXAS, February S.-Itha
been showing heavily here since yestsrday
morning, with no indications of abating.
Cattle and sheep are In tiue shape and will
probably not suffer from the storm. The
thermometer is down 70 II degrees below
freezing, the coldest Of the winter.
CMIDONIA. MINI. February S.-The
temperature was - below zero Saturday
morning; Sundsyit was - above, and yes
terdsy went % below. Tue road is blocked
10 Preston. No trains have been able to
move for two DAYS No mail has reached
here since the %. and no freight trains for
q week. No such February weather was
ever known here.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-09
wm FormalIy RaIse the AmorIcsn FIag.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., February S.-Sec-
retary Foster, Of the Treasury Depart
ment, has been notified that the American
flag will be formally raised upon the In
man steamers City OF New York and City
of Paris. at New York, on Washington
birthday, February 22d. The event will
be celebrated with great pomp. Many dis
tinguished people have received invitations
IN he Orpspnt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-09
sml,h,s step-son Lynched.

PARIS, Texas, February S.-News has
lust been received that the body Of Will
Butler. colored, had been found hanging
to limb and riddled with bullets on Hick-
ory creek, five miles southwestof this city.
Butler was a stepson OF Henry Smith, who
was cremated alive here February /, and
made himself notorious during the search
for Smith by claiming 10 know his where
abouts, which he would not diyulge.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-09
AOW IT ALLCAME ABOUT
Another Story Of the Deposition Of
Queen LiliuOkaIani.
.. S. MARINES WERE PROMINENT

In EFecting the Bloodless Revolu-
tion-The Queen Said to Have
Given Up the Idea Of Promulgat-
ing a New Constitution Before
the Uprising Took Place-A Plea
Against the United States As
Stunning Control or Acknowledge
ing the New Government.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-09
A NEW PRECEDENT EsrABLrsHED.
Six Votes of Censure Moved Against the
Address-EngIish Parliamentary News.

Address-EngIish Parliamentary News.
LONDON, February s.-The House OF
Commons reassembed at noon to-day,
and Mr.. Gladstone at once announced
that he would, tomorrow or Friday,
move the suspension OF the rules under
which the House rises At midnight,
This evidence OF the Prime Minister'S
intention to bring the debate on the ad-
dress in reply to the Queens speech to
an end as speedily az possible, SO that
he may introduce the Home Rule bill at
the time fixed, Monday next, was greet
ed with cheers by the supporters OF the
government.
The debate on the address was then
resumed. Mr.. Jesse Ceilings, who rep
resents the Bardesty division OF Biz
mingham, and who, though a Radical,
opposes the Home Rule bill, moved an
amendment urging that legislation for
the betterment OF agriculturalists have
precedence over the Home Rule bill. In
speaking to his motion Mr.. Cummings
taunted the Liberals with promising to
help the agrlculturalists, and then for
getting their promises when they came
into power.
After several members OF no particu-
lar prominence had spoken in behalf OF
Mr.. Coling's amendment, the right Hon.
Henry Hartley Fowler, president of the
local government board replied.
MIR. Gladstone arose to complain, Ae
spoke of the unusual conduct OF the op-
position which had already moved six
votes of censure to the address. This
last motion made new precedent. 1t
purported to censure the government
not for what it had done but for what IL
had not done. The amendment de-
clared what was untrne. The govern
ment was determined to persevere In its
own course. The amendment was de-
feated by the supporters Of the govern
mont
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-09
The Flood at weIIsburE.

Special Jfte0rdfn 20 me hegtsteF-
WELLsBURG, February s.-The high
water caused the shut down OF the 5.
George Company's mill and nut out the
fire at the Standard Glass Works. They
had determined TO abandon the old fur
mace and the new one will be used at
once. Several Main street people had
TO move their goods from the cellars to
higher places.