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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-09-28


great work. enables each purchaser to get the
book FREE so everyone purchases. g..
For his first weeks work one agents profit is
$16S.00. Another $4,000. A Lady has Just
cleared $4,000 for her first weeks work.
we gye you exclusive a territory and pay large
once for the agency for your county. =,
Address all communications to vs..
80 RAND. MCNALLY &, CO..
e.. Chicago. III.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-14

whea The case - the People Is. VIII.
lam Wllteft &as called AZ Justir hd.
combs court yesterday morning. the lie
PENDANT announced that ~ would Valre
further examination. ffe MAS thereiofe
hounsl for lriai az the present tern III
fhe superior court Wiihrft Is the pro
prietor q SUany SIDE hotel. near Gr'ln1-
vile.
Patrick Byrncs q NeWaygo county
uas arrested Yesterday charged with
mailing an obscene letter. he vas
brought before Commissioner McQueNan
aud the testimony q The gOycrnmeni
Vas taken. The examination was al
burned until March l.. and byrnes was
released "a $40 bail.
William Wilbcrt. proprietor u the
sunny Side was held % the prtse n
term Il TIE circuit court for trial hy
Justice Hoiconb yesterday. On . charge
q selling liquor GA legal holiday
The ease q tho People ~ George
KiiecNay. charged with stealing sl-O
from his employer. Was nolle prosd IN
Justice Ho.conb court.
The Grand Rapids veneer works be
gan suit Ia The circult court Yesterday
against Tie Back1s company or an
open account. 5000 damage = claimed.
A Jury has been struck in the opening
OF Hanlafon street. The ease vail be
trisd thursday.
A petition was fled IN probate court
yesterday % have Della Stratford all
mittei a. the insane asylum as a county
charge.
The viii u Thomas Huntington q
Bovine vas tled FOR probate yesterday.
lie left property worth s4Joo
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-14
COURT RECORDS.


JrDGE GRovE - Algemcinen Arteiter
Eiund. chancery; continued one week.
Matthias Miller -. John Franz. tres
pass on the ease: motion FOR c0nfin-
uance denied. James W Bentley -.
Walter 4. Wilkins. chancery. hearing
% petition - change the venue. Mary
e.. Armstrong -. Charles III. I.oonis,
sssumpsit; argued and submitted.
John Feshenfcld "a Elijah bowman,
debt. arguments IN progress on de-
rnorrer.
JU'p-sE AD~IT Charles T. Westlake Va.
Ransom n Stevens. assumpsit; order
that plaintiff isle undertaking for costs
ca 90 before April a. Andrew h.
Wocdsvs Caar. Scott 4 Co. trespass
on the case. motion o. strike from the
calendar denied 4 Is. Woods ".
Gaar. Scott + Co trcspass on the
Case order that plaintiff tile security
Tor costs before March -.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-14
SAYS He WAS DRUNK
Charles Eddy Pleads Guilty snd
Was Sentenced.
HE euRGLARIZED GElockS
a yoanz Man Raised ~ Dfsnk-opsn-
ma Dss ia ths Superior Court.
Damages Wanted

Charles Esidy. the youag man Who
burelarized snd robf~a WllhAn
Gelocks liquor store last seek. vas AZ.
raixned in tie Superior court yesterday
r1orsling AMI pleaded guilty. He gave as
his snly excuse that he Wa drunk ard
dif rot know what Be Wa doing: AZ
least ne dill NOT realize the gravity 4
The ofsense. Judge Burilngama ga4e
ths young man a private hearing and
then senfencesi him - fHo years and sis
months ia Jaekscn prison. The llbllt.
gave y0ang Eddy a g,od lecture on the
kind - lie he had been leading ani sx
pFesss~i the hope thai he would cf'Ele
cut 4 jackson a better man than be
has ever been.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-14

- Nfgf fFf<'f
you car r,ake. 30 matter what
vou havs to wash Or clean IS -
~ pssrsrys Dent Try 70 set
along withoe. Is. IiousewoF<
vii sc harder. and Il won't be
sswell d,one. The weeklywash
vii be i burden. Fs'rli'fs
lixhtens YOUR labcrs. ltslcaus
everything and Injuries no
thing. I s. Z without soap
and double the ecoaomy.
Tt.- s. ,~i1 e ~ -..a.sssrT
tAtttN - - r<.It- thr iue.
- ,stns Il $500 wtfs
NACt3Nttt - ed a. fs1s'iae
~. E -1.- $50. ~.-~es resis~r = f>f ?
aNrs rfLa &-af 80
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-12-08

LATE NEWS ITEMS.

UN the LIST the brazilian re bel admira.
Mello ran his flagship. the Aquidaban.
out of the bay of Rio Janeiro, where
he had been hemmed in by the fire
from the federal forts ever since pro-
claiming the insurrection. The pas
sage was not made without receiving
and inhic ting considerable damage.
SECRETARY CARLISLE has selected +.
II. Johnson. of Frankfort, KY. to sue
ceed j. J. Crowley as special agent in
charge of the Chicago division Of the
treasury agents. Mr.. Johnson is one
of the most widely-known newspaper
men in the west.
THE forty-nin.h birthday anniver-
sarv of the princess of Wales. was cele-
brated in London, on the LIST. in the
customary manner. The queen gave
dinner at Windsor castle in the even
ing in honor Of the princess.
THE indicted officers Of the wrecked
Madison Square bank of New York
appeared before Recorder Smythe. on
the list, and pleaded not guilty. with
the privilege to withdraw or put in
demurrer within week.
The duchess If Saxe-Coburg-Gotha
duchess of Edinburgh has ordered
that her share Of the income from the
ducal domains be devoted To charity,
mainly in the form Of Christmas gifts
to the poor.
JrpGE EDWARD Coke billings. Of
the United states court for the East.
ern district of Louisiana, died, on the
list, at his summer residence in New
Haven. Conn. aged 90.
THE lIotchlxiss Ordnance Co. started
up its two factories at Providence H.
L.. on the 10Th. on ai-hour time. the
orders for torpedoes having been
4 largely increased.
The Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
\ Railroad Go. has contracted with the
Baldwin locomotive works of Phila-
delphia for the building of scvcnty-onc
locomotives.
THE public debt statement issued on
the LIST shows q net increase in the pub
lie debt. less cash i'm the treasury. dur
ing November Of Ell. 1l6l3s.47.
The Erie Railroad Co. default,t. on
its second consolidated mortgages. on
the list. but paid the interest on its
funded fivcs
THE duke Of Leinstcr died Mt Carton,
county Kildare, ireland. on the lst, Of
typhoid fever. lie was born August
10, 1851.
'V1iE American Crayon Co.'S cxtcn.
sive works at Tiflin. o.. were destroyed
by fire on the ist loss, $4,000.
An earthquake shock was felt at
River Moisic, Quebec. at o'clock on
the morning Of the LIST
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-12-08
RUNS THE GAUNTLET.

Admiral MeIio Forces y Passage -.
the Forts Guarding Hin Jauriro I,rho.
and the Aqutdaban IL Now on tn. ,,,n,
Seas. Probably In Quest Of the Ni.th,, as
and the America.
LoNpoy, Dee. "A dispatch Ia m.
Exchange Telegraph Co. from M
Janeiro states that the insurgen, "A.
mirel, Mello. has finally succeeded h,
forcing a passage past the forts guard.
ing the entrance Of the bay Of Ria
Janciro and that his flag shin. ,hs
Aquidaban. is now on the high sens
The passage was not effected until
some desperate fighting had been done
The entrance is guarded bv Far,
Sac Joao and a water battery ON the
strip Of land extending northeast from
the sugar loaf. Fort Lage. Fort SAINT,
Cruz and Fort Pico.
Adviccs from another source Stat.
that when the Aquidaban was Seen an.
preaching the forts heavy fire Vas
directed against her. She REPLIED
brislxly and the fight was kept up i'm.
I'll SHE ran past the forts and was on,
of range. II was seen that som, Of
the shots from the forts took effect
and il is believed the Aquidaban sus.
tanned considerable damage.
The government forces, particularlv
the troops manning the water battery.
suffered severely from the effects OF
the rapid-fire guns on board the war
ship. Considerable damage is said 10
have been done 10 the forts by the biz,
guns OF the Aquidaban. which appear
to have been well served. The govern.
ment forces generally suffered severe.
~.
After the Aquidaban was out Of
range She stood away for the south /.
is coniccturcd at Rio de Janciro that
she will effect repairs as rapidly As
possible at sea and then cruise in the
vicinity of Cape Struro To intercept the
Nictheroy and America, the improvisel
war ships now on their way from New
York to reinforce President pcxoto
In the house of commons last even.
Ing "a member said he had heard a re-
port that President Pcixoto had been
assassinatcd and asked if the govern.
ment had any such information
Sir Edward Grey. parliamentary Sec
retaiv Of the foreign Office replied
that the government had received nc
word concerning any attempt %
paixotn's ltfa
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-12-08
ON WAITING ORDERS.
Admiral stanton Reports His Arrival TO
the Navy Department.


WASHINGTON. Dec. admiral stan
ton. late i'm command of the United
States squadron in the brazilian
waters. has made known his return to
the navy department. Considering the
rather peculiar status of the ADMIRAL
who was relieved from his command
because of his recognition of Mclo.
the rebcllious brazilian naval com
mandcr, it might be supposed that he
would avail himself of the opportunity
afforded by his communication to say
something in the ma ture Of an explnna-
ton. But AS a matter Of fact the adj
mirars letters of which there are two.
are models of brevitv. so short indeed
as TO convey. perhaps, n sense OF
wounded dignity. In his first letter
the admiral reports his arrival at New
York in conformity with the require
mcnts Of the naval regulation: in The
second he simply states his address 10
New London.
Technically the officer is on waiting
orders. and probably he will remain at
his home In New London until he re-
c,ives further orders from the secre-
tlry Of the navy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-12-08
TOO MUCH MARRYING
10 Likely to Get - South Dakota Merchant
Into serious Trouble.

KIMBALr.. :. d.. Dec 2.-Somcthing
of sensation has been created here
BY the action of the supreme court IN
affirming the decision of the lower
court requiring l.. ID. Bardin To pay
temporary alimony and attorneys fees
to lis second wife. who is suing for
divorce. Mr.. l,ardin is one of the
leading merchants of this place. and
is prominent in social affairs. His first
wife died four years ago and about u
yeai later he married Mrs Osborne,
of Troy. n. Y. lie brought her here
with him and introduced her as
his wife. They lived together al
most year, finally quarrclling and
separating. whercupon she begun suit
for divorce. Soon after the suit was
begun Mr.. Bardin went to New York
and married Miss Hattie q. Gile. and
is nov living with her. Mr. Bardin's
defense I'm the suit is that he was never
legally married TO No. 9, as she had "a
husband living at the time from whom
she had never been divorced. She
claimed that while this was true. she
did not know his whereabouts. and un-
der the New York law needed no d.
vorcc
The action Of the supreme court in
dictates her position was well taken,
end also indicates that she will obtain
a divorce when the case comes To trial.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-12-08

ARRANGEMENTS were completed. on
the 2sth. whereby schaefer and Ives
will play a match OF l4-inch ballS-line
billiards next January for $4,000 side.
The event will take place in Chicago
and will last six nights. 600 points TO
be played each night. The anchor shot
will he barred
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-12-08

THE Indiana law compelling rail-
road companies to keep flagmen at all
street crossings Of two or more tracks.
was declared unconstitutional and void
in the blackboard county circuit court
on the cath, by reason Of technical
error in the statute that fails 10 re-
4uire notice to be served on the rail
road company.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-12-08
Assessed Valuation Of Kentucky Ks"
roads Little Increased Mileage.

FRANKFORT KY, Dec =. THE ralr
road commissioners yesterday submit
ted an abstract Of their report ~ tne
governor. from which COMMISSIONS
Woodson furnishes the statement tha'
the total assessment Of all the ran
roads In the state has been fixed ~
eS7. 3I9.5 which is nm increase 81 =
little more than 5000. 900 over that q
last year. and more than s23.ooo.ovV
over the valuation placed upon these
railroads by the companies Themselves
The increased mileage was only 59.oo'
miles
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-12-08

Az order for retrenchmeTst was sent
out by the officials OF the Pittsburgh,
Fort Wayne 4 Chicago railroad on the
30th. The order was issued along the
whole line from Pittsburgh to Chicago,
and a fleets more than 5000 men.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-12-08
Not u House Standing In kuchan. Persia
Recently Visited by Earthquakes

LONDON, Dec. A special dispatch
r. the Times from Neshcd says that
the town Of Kuchan, in northern Ter.
sia. a brief story OF the destruction "a
which by earthquake has been told ID
these dispatches, Is a heap Of ruins
Not house is standing in the place
The recovery Of the bodies of those VINO
persisted i'm the disaster is proceeding.
The odor from the putrefying remains
il horrible.
The dispatch adds that the shockN
were preceded by loud reports in ne
hills west of the town. The shock'
continue i'm the place where the town
stood and the vicinity.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-12-08

LETTERS found upon the body Of Au-
rustns VI. Serbia. ex-Uni states
bank examiner. who committed suicide
in san Francisco, on the 9Th. set up
the claim that he was a descendant OF
Alfred the Great, the first Saxon king
of England.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-12-08

THE funeral of Congressman Charles
o'Nrill. the father Of the house of
representatives, who died at his home
in Philadelphia. on the aath. took place,
on the 9Th. from the Arch-street Pres
byterian church. of which Mr.. oNeill
was n member, TO West Laurel Hill
cemetery.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-12-08

THERE is the highest authority for
the statement that shortly after his
arrival in the United States from Bra
zil Admiral stanton will be given an
other command, equal in dignity and
Importance 10 that from which he was
removed recently for saluting the
rebel Admiral Mello's flag.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-12-08

Mrs. SYIvANUs Miller. of Alliance.
O.. has gone insane as a result of visit
ing the Worlds fair. II j. said the
sights in the art gallery turned her
head Mrs. Miller is the second victim
in Alliance of the same unhappy result
of visiting the great Columbian expo
sifion
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-12-08

Kt~s HrNBERr Of Italy had a long
conference, ON the 2sth. with >ignor
Zanardalli. who was summoned. on the
27th. 10 form ca bineL TIE confer
ence turned upon the reduction of the
army by Two corps.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-12-08

IL the British house Of lords. on the
s0th. the marquis Of Ripon, secretary
Of state for the colonies. moved the
second reading Of the employers LA
bility bill. lie argued that "A settle
ment would be impossible If workmen
were allowed 10 contract themselves
out Of the benefits of compensation for
in inrirs
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-12-08

ScHErG and Floyd. the two Ameri-
cans arrested in London on the charge
of having robbed the bank of Mime
apolis, Mimi. of $4,000, were on the
2sth. arraigned in the Bow-street ex-
tradition court and again remanded TO
allow the magistrate time TO examine
the extradition papers.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-12-08

THE weekly statement of the New
York associated banks for the week
ended on the 25th showed the following
changes: Reserve. increase, s5.354, 200;
loans. increase. So. 4Gs. 900; specie. in
crease, 81 .OC9. 800; legal tenders, increase
81. 952. 300; deposits. increase. sl0,627,-
GOO; circulation. decrease. s2ii.100.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-12-08

THr credit mobilier of Rome has sus-
pended payment The news of the
Suspension created deep impression.
owing To the various branches the con-
Germ had in different parts of Italy, all
the depositors in which VIII suffer
severely. The failure is attributed to
the fall in rentes.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-12-08

IN the highest and most reserved
circles of Rome IL j. said 70 be well
known that the present dream of the
vatican is the establishment Of =
federal Italian republic.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-12-08

TuE imports, exclusive 81 specie. at
the port Of New York, for the week
ended on the 25th. were s.. $50 So, of
which si.lso.oT, were dry goods and
&. 800. sSs general merchandise
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-12-08

PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT.
A Large Balance ON the Wrong side OF
the Sheet.

Large Balance ON the Wrong side %
the Sheet.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-The public
debt statement issued yesterday after
noon shows net increase in the pub
lie debt. less cash in the treasury. dur
ing November Of s6.7l6, 1875 A..
The interest-bearing debt increase Is
$3.50. 900. the noninterest- bearing debt
decreased S3's, 1856. 80 and the cash in
the treasury DECREASED s1.O9i. 6,i91
The balances Of the several classes Of
vembcr 80 We're:
Understanding debts ......... s5s5. 0s9 ~ 70
Debt on which interest has ceased
since maturity ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. i!.ig so 20
Debt bearing no intcrest.......... 31iasssi5 y
Total. sgdi.s6-.3i6 IS
The certificates and treasury notes.
Offset by an equal amount of cash in
the treasury. outstanding at the end Of
the month. were s599. .2g. 3 OF. 90. an in
crease of S1l .Gl9, 441.O0. The total cash
in the treasury was s534. SO. $3.50.
The gold reserve was sss.o59. 0is
Net cash balance 1920, 561.,s.
During the month there was De-
crease in gold coin and bars Of s.. ~
O43 20. the total Mt the close being
Sl6l. i2., rs. OF silver there was an
increase of So. la2.67 OF the surplus
there was in national bank deposits
s,l. s20. 992. against $40. Al. Sos, at the
end of the previous month.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-12-08

JOSEPH Dos, the oncc-celebrated
billiard player. cx-champion Of Amer
lea. has been removed 10 the Wards is
land IN. Nd asylum for paupcr insane
from the bellevue hospital reception
pavilion, whither.he had been conveyed
from a private sanitarium in Connect
cut by his wife The fraternity OF
which he was once the acknow led yed
leader Is TO be called upon 70 raise a
fund for his benefit
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-12-08

THE Spanish government has APP
pointed commission Ia visit the
United States with view TO increas-
ing the export Of Spanish wines TO this
country. The commission is charged
TO study the native American wines,
in the belief that the Spanish wines
are adapted for blending with Califor-
ma wines
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-12-08

THE governor 81 Barcelona stated,
on the 2sth, that fifteen anarchists.
eleven Of whom are spaniards. would
be charged with completely in the re-
cent dynamite outrage at the Lyceum
theater. One hundred and eighteen
persons were detained on suspicion of
having been in some manner concerned
in the outrage.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-12-08

IT was agreed by caucus Of dele
gates 70 the Knights Of Labor convcn-
ton in Philadelphia. on the 10Th. that
resolution declaring the Office Of
general master workman vacant should
lie pushed through the convention. the
object being to further humiliate Mr..
Powdcrly. whose resignation was al
ready in the hands of the convention
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-12-08
Soldiers sent Against Rebels XIII Their
Onicers aud Join the Enemy.

FL Paso. Tex. Dec. 2-Somc excit-
ing news is given out from Mexican
revolutionary sources here. 1t Is To
the effect that the cavalry force which
lsft San lose two weeks ago for the
sest ~ the disturbance, on the fourth
day out murdered the most Of their
officers and joined the revolutionary
contingent, now under the command
Of Santa Ana Perez in person. This
became known to President Diaz .
week ago. and is given as reason
for the lack Of aggressiveness by the
governments
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-12-08

&. Juan re- Il TAt4A~htA-
JASPER INDIANA
GOV. I.KwEiIlNe Of Kansas was
taken suddenly III on the sd
IN the highest and most reserved
circles of Rome IL Is said 10 be well
known that the present dream of the
vatican is the establishment OF
federal Italian republic.
"
TuE imports. exclusive 81 specie. at
the port Of New York, for the week
ended on the 25th. were $3.50. So, OF
which sl.lso.oTs were dry goods and
$1,000. .S5 general merchandise
Kt~e HruBFRr Of Italy had a long
conference. ON the 2sth. with >ignor
Zanardalli. who was summoned. ON the
27th. 10 form ca binet. TIE confer
ence turnci upon the reduction of the
army 10y Two corps.
Az order for retrenchme7lt was sent
ou1 br he officials OF the Pittsburgh,
Fort Wayne X Chicago railroad on the
s0th. The order was issued along the
whole line from Pittsburgh to Chicago,
and fleets more than 5000 men.
LETTERS found upon the body Of Au-
rustns NJ. serbia. ext nited states
bank examiner. who committed suicide
in san Francisco, on the 9Th. set up
the claim that he was "A descendant Of
Alfred the Great, the first Saxon king
of England.
Mrs. SYIvANUs Miller. of Alliance.
O.. has gone insane as a result of visit
ing the Worlds fair. IL j. said the
sights in the art gallery turned her
head Mrs. Miller is the second victim
in Alliance of the same unhappy result
of visiting the great Columbian expo
sition.
THE funeral of Congressman Charles
O'NeiIl. the father Of the house of
representatives, who died at his home
in Philadelphia. on the 25th took place.
on the a1th. from the Arch-street Pres
byterian church. Of which Mr. UNeill
was a member, TO West Laurel Hill
Seu' 'eis
-. ,a,s or
the asth. whereby >chaefer and Ives
,';,,;a 80 Ta,,,ar,. CO., ~ no ! sida
m .,, - -, \. rr,;,..a.a
All. -. eoo no;n,s -
''u ,r,rt.1ta.
viii he barred
ihf circuit 'hooiiie 81, % nome n"s sus
Pe""eo p"N 'iien' - ~
uspeusion eiea'su "eeP mp S'''o'''
OWING % 'iie Nar'ous o'',0Hes w eo' =,
cern ma" ~ en- par = % 20 a.
the ueposi.ors ~ wiz" W. e",'e'
severely He Iauure - dttTibultu W
the fall in rentes.
-,
Schfi" anu i"y". ING W" a"iefi
cans arres'ea IA LonuoI On 'ne s,,aiee
OF having roooeu .'e oaiih % -ui'ine-
aPoiis' Nihh'' "a e'o'vo'' "eie on '"e
-S'n. arraigneu ~ 'ne ~"
trauitioh cour. anu aeain is'i''iueu "
aiio" '"e ~" '''''0 -
- !,
ihhhh i 'ne n'RneS' au'nv.iS "
the sta.enien. 'na' sno'is aA' "'
arri'ai "a ,"e n.'eu r, ~, 80 %
al Aoinir'u ''su'on ~ ~ Ei.en az
o'her eoiniii'nu' .Iu"i - w my az
Importance - 'ia' i,oii ',i.n "e ""s
removed icosn,t los su''"e '"e
ieoe4 -Au''i'ia 81 'i'iAo -
M "eeniS s',Ven" - VIC &c"
io,A "ssosiaesu p'n'Ns ~ ~ 80
enueo va ,,'e 80 s'.o"eu e'ie 49," ~
enanRes' heSci ~, ~ ease' $500 ~
ioans' ine.s s spee'e' ="
ea>e,s,'Vos'2oo' go 'i'.n 49,
eo.''-'"oO,
ooo' e'rcuia''ou' ~ 80, -'f''o0'
Is the british house ~ lords. on the
80. ~ H. H. ei.;' - ~
~ ',. ~.
,'n,... In, ~ ., ~,
-. ,,ta ~. ;,nsos.;hla 70 ,.o,.l,nan
:,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-05
Small accidents.

Mrs. Philip Limerick, Of Thirty-sev-
enth and Jacob streets, stepped on
rusty nail a few days ago, causing a
most painful injury. So painful ala IL
become, that DR.. Pipes was called In TO
give the proper medical aid.
Thomas Jones, roller at the Whit
taker mill, living on Fourteenth street,
suffered a painful accident at the mill
few days ago. In working with sharp
iron, he struck his hand on 1t, cutting a
long and painful cash.
Petor Sebert, OF South Market street,
met with a painful accident few days
ago. He is employed at the Riverside
mill, and let large steel billet fall on his
foot crushing it most painfully. He
will be laid up for some time.