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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-08
KN0WLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends 10 personal enjoyment when
rightly used. Tho many, who live bot
ter than others and enjoy life more, With
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
tho needs Of physical being, will attest
tho value 10 health Of tho pure liquid
laxative principles embraced In tho
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
Ia excellence Ia due To It's presenting
In the form most acceptable and pleas
ant 10 tho taste, tho rUfrpShing md truly
beneficial properties Of n perfect lax.
alive cfFectually cleansing the system,
dIspcillnp colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
II has given satisfaction 10 millions and
mot With Tho approval Of tho medical
profession. because II acts on the KID
ieyS, Liver and Bowels Without weak
ening them and II IL perfectly trCO from
every Objectionable substance
Syrup. of Figs Ia for sale by all drug
gists in 60c and II bottles, but u ie man.
afaetaFod BY Tie California Fig Syrup
%. only, Whose namo Ia printed OH every
package, also the name, Syrup Of Figs.
and boing we'll Informed, you. Will nOt
accept any substitute II offered.
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GROUND TO PIECES.

a wOmau's Terrible Death on an Ohio
River Trestlc.
Special DApg,eh 10 ne hIdliOcncer
HUNTINGTON, W. Va, August u
Word reached here to-day Of q terrible
affair at nino.mile trestle on the Ohio
River railroad, fifteen miles above mere,
late last Saturday night. When Chas.
Wade aud his wife were crossing the
road the south bound express came
laundering along Just as they had
struck the middle OF tho structure.
Wade jumped, but his wife was ground
under tho wheels into au unacceptable
mass. Tho man and wife had recently
separated and tho woman was being
taken to her children, who had been
placed in tho care Of Wades' friends.
The only witness at tho coroner's In.
quest was Wade and n girl who was
some distance away, and as II was dark
t4e latter could give very little version
OF tho case.
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Earned runs, Pittsburgh Il Chicago
!. T~hree'base hits, Hutchison. sacri.
flee hits, Glasscock, Sugdon and WiImot,
Stolen bases, Donovan, Wilmot, Double
plays, Glasscock, Bierbauer, BeGkleY,
Dahlen aud Arson. First base on balls,
OIL Hutchinson Z; of Killen l, lime,
lao. Umpire, Hurst,
Cincinnati, o.-Too many bases on
balls lost the game to the Browns to-
day. Attendance 1900. Score;
ssiniil oai.' t"~..,~."..as 8 f243fS III
Earned runs, St. Louis 2, Errors, 8
each, Hits, 10 each. Pitchers, Dryer,
Parrott Hawley and Gleason. Umpire,
Snyder,
Baltimore. Md.-Flve pitchers, 81
base hits for o total OF So balls, 10 bases
on balls and 29 runs made to.day's
game exceptional Attendance. 9,476
Score:
RRiisasISs ii; ..~....ii 8 35d5SS ~
Errors, A and 8, Hits, II each, Pitch.
ers, Hawke, Mullane, Garsey. o'Coanor
and Taylor. Umpire, McQuade, Earned,
Q each.
New York-The New Yorks easily
beat the Brooklyns at Eastern Park to-
day, Attendance, 5000. Score;
New fE,"~..:.,."..?s . ! 8 3 10
Earned runs. 2 and Q; errors, 0 and 2;
hits, Q and Iii pitchers, Sharrot and
Rustei umpire, Emslie.
Washington-Boston and Washing.
ton played a sharply contested game
to-day, the worko both pitchers being
an important element. Attendance,
1880. Score:
S Esi.sln ,l'.,.1. . ....S dSSa4Gt-- Ia
Earned rams. Q and 4; errors, | and s.;
hits, s and z; pitchers, Meekiu and
Nichols; umpire, Gaffney.
Cleyeland-Cleveland and Louisville
plaYedtwo games here to-day and broke
even. Attendance $500. Score (frst
game):
f fSSIsViiia : ......... ...":s 9 9SSiSSSs -
Earned runs, Cleveland 4; errors, 8
and 2; hits, Is and s; pitchers, Cuppy
and Rhoades.
Second game, score:
f fSgi.Silia : ...:......s 8 8 8 8 8 S2S 81 SO
Errors. 4 and / hits, 7 and Is; pitch.
ers, Clarkson and Menefee; earned
runs, 2 and Z; umpire, Lynch.
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shootlng and Fishing.

The second edition Of North Star
Points" has Just been issued. You
should have a copy. 1t Is q book Of
reference for all points between Chicago
and Lake Superior along the line OF the
old Milwaukee & Northern railroad,
now the Lake Superior division OF the
Chicago, Milwaukee and ST. Paul rail.
way. II tells where tho trout hide and
where to hunt the deer, beside contain
ing lots OF other useful information.
Good hunting and fishing all along the
line. Your name and address, with a
two.cent stamp, sent to George II. Heat
ford, general passenger agent, Chicago,
ILL.,, OF to John A. Pott, district passen-
geragent, Williamsport, Pa, will getone.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-08

The regular monthly meeting OF tho
hoard of commissioners Of Ohio county
was held yesterday morning at the
court house, Mr.. McGrogor in the chair
temporarily in tho absence Of the presi'
dent, Mr.. Dobbinsi Clerk MotIat at his
accu,tomed place. The attendance at
this meeting was ven unusually good
for the board, there being only two
obgentoos. Tho minutes Of the pre-
ceiling meetings were read and APP
proved.
Reports we're received from the vari-
oas committees OF the board and
adopted without change, and ordered
received and filed. Tho amounts ex'
pended were shown to be as follows, by
zach committee; Roads and bridges,
slCO; poor house and farm, $574 81;
contingent poor fund. S6l5 So; finance,
sissy O3; court house and i1ll, $073 OF.
Ex.ShoriG Lewis Steenrod reported
the return OF county orders, which
amounted to SS,745 5Si his account was
credited with this amount,
Tho report OF the superintendent OF
the county poor house was received and
accepted. It shows tho number OF in
mates 10 the month Of July, II; white
males, AZ; white females, 20; colored
males, 9; colored females, 2; births dur
ing the month were one and deaths
three,
inn the amounts due the various dis
tyicts on account OF road taxea was 70.
coiyed aud accepted. It Ia as follows:
Liberty, sos s.; Richland, sic 49,
Richie, $50 SO; Triadelphia, 1892 90.
The Wheeling & Elm Grove Railway
Company requested permission to lay
aswitch adjoining schenk & Sons pork
packing establishment in Fulton, and
an ordinance granting them this right
was presented and read, after which it
was adopted without opposition,
The committee OF viewers recently
appointed to examine the situation re-.
garding the project Of opening a road
from Pleasant Valley, on the National
Dixie, 10 lue Cuulty IOuu hSAV1S GlIo
country at Mt. do Chantal presented
their report, which 10 q favorable onei
It was read and filed. A motion was
then made that the work on tho rond
be commenced at once, and was carried.
William Dennis, Of Triadelphia,
presented q petition asking for
bis appointment ia a constable in Tria-
deIphia district, but the board con-
GUIDED to take no action regarding 1t
at that meeting, so 1t goes over until
the next
judges Joseph h. PAUL. and Louis
Jordan and Prosecuting Attorney John
A. Howard presented their report as
previously requested by tho commits
s%ioners. regarding iustices' fees, and it
was filed. According 10 the report, the
fees have been according to and within
the limits OF the law.
Hon. q. W. Atkinson was before the
board on behalf Of Justice W. w.
Rodgers and informed them n of
Rodgers bondsmen could not be found
yesterday, but that DR.. Q. +. Ulrich
wished to withdraw his name from the
bond, saying he would be responsible
no longer.
The board decided to let tho state
fair people have the county's flags dur
lug the coming fair.
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SloUNDsy4LhG.
A Miscellaneous Melange of Minor Matters
from Marshalps Metropolis.

= uAAHNClAAhluu4 NANAphABp va AAtAo ~
from MarshalPs Metropolis.
Miss Nellie Allemone, of Roney'q
Point, ia here visiting. By some mis-.
take OF the baggage master at Wheeling
she was given the wrong baggage check.
and on arriving here found she had
some geptleman's trunk instead Of her
own.
W. NJ. Morgan, Of Pittsburgh, secre.
tary and general manager OF the Mar
shall County Oil, Gas and Coal Compa'
ny, is here. He intends TO begin drill
Ing at the old we'll on the Hicks farm
In o short time,
MI, and Mrs. J. D. Hicks will leave
this morning for Keyser to attend the
wedding Of Miss Birdie Miller, daughter
Of Hon. John Miller.
The teachers institute will adjourn
to the camp ground on Thuraday even.
ing to hold q musical aRd literary enter"
tainment.
Cards are out announcing the mar.
rage OF Miss Mary Hanen, daughter OF
Hon. s, K. Hanen, to Dr.. L. s. Riggs, Of
Wheeling,
Charles Mailer has purchased tho
Wharry property In the Lower ward,
for $3.50. The sale was made by Oscar
Wright.
r. p. King contemplates the erection
OF a brick business building on the site
where his present store stands.
r.. j. MeFadden has been awarded
the contract for erecting an immense
stack at a Wellsburg factory.
The Moundsville base ball club dc.
feated the Clariugton team here on Sat-
urday by a score Of II to 2.
William Mcdonnell, Of Joseph Horne
& Co.,, Pittsburgh, 10 the guest Of
Thomas Scott aud family.
J.F. Burley & Bro have prepared the
plans for the new NJ. u. church to be
built in Cameron.
Rev. ]. N. Jefferson will leave to-day
for Pennsylvania, where he will preach
at various points.
A party from here will attend the
Elks'outing in Wheeling this week.
Mrs. Chaa. Woodburn returned from
q visit TO Warrington.
Mrs. DR.. Cooper, Of Cambridge, O., is
on the camp grounds.
@. ?. Burnley hos returned from Mt
Lske Park.
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THE MISSING MAIL SACK.

Pound In tho Ohio River Near Steuben-
vlllO-EyidontlY u Robbery.
Special DbpGiehlto he intelligence.
S%rgunESvlLLE. O., Aug. IA mail
sack was found in the river here this
evening near the Panhandle bridge
and its find partially u%nruvels the
mystery OF tho disappearance of tho
mail sack for New Cumberland, w. Va,
last November and on which the post
office authorities have been working
Oaery since, causing many o clerk un-
Oasiness for fear no was suspected. The
sack was taken east on the night OF its
disappearance and tho postal clerks
claimed to have thrown 1t off at Wheel.
ing Junction, but when 1t was found
tonight there was a long slit fourteen
inches Ia length in the sack and only
letters to private parties rempined in.
side soaked with water. All business
letters or those containing anything Of
value were taken.
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Physicians suicide.

'PtaaI Dispatch 10 he MhAlQsHcth
CALDWELL, ONO, August DIR. r.
Ia White, n prominent physician, reSid.
Ing at Elbu, south Of this place, com.
mllted suicide by taking poison. lilo
had been on q %protraoted drunk, and
Yesterday his whisky was taknn from
MIN Ho Immediately took q dose Of
poison, aud diod from lie effects this al.
IGt4oon' lilo leaves q vito aud throC
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-08
Third $40 ScaShoro Excursion From
wheeling vic Pennsylvania Limos.

The choicest spots on the New Jersey
coast have been selected for the termi-
nails OF these popular excursions.
Thursday, August 10, is the date Of the
next $40 excursion to the sea from
Wheeling, and passengers have the
privilege OF going either to Atlantic
City, Cape May, Ocean City or Sea Isle
City. Return coupons valid twelve
DAYS. Sleeping car Wheeling to Phila-
deEphia. For details apply to j. G..
Tomlinson, Ticket Agent, Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-08

AS AN a~ftcr-dinner pill, to StrcngthOn
the stomach, assist digestion, and cor.
rect any bilioua tendencies, AyOr'S Pills
aro considered tho besk Being sugar.
coated, they aro 10 agreeable 90 any con-
lection, and may DO takou by the most
.l.IlaaNa
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NIARTIN,s FERkY.
HapS aud Mlshaps In the Thriving City
Across the RIYer.

HGEU1b Au AhtNoEs
An interesting but friendly wrestling
match took place in the old Walnut
Grove last evening between David Pax
ton and John Paxton. II was an
nounced to be a single fall catch.as-
catch-can aud John was an easy win
ner. Considerable interest had been
taken in the match, so much that fully
200 mon and boys we're present, and
"Chic' Brannigan, who is we'll up In
such matters, wa the referee. The
ring was o tifteen-foot one, without
ropes. and the spectators were closely
crowded around It.
Dave Paxton Is o good wrestler, but
acknowledges that his opponent is the
best OF the two and says he can throw
any man in Martins Ferry. The win
nor weighs about 165 pounds, while the
loser does not weigh over 1876. The lat
ter is an engineer or tho Terminal.
Both live in Martins Ferry. They are
the best Of friends and quit In o good
humor. After tho match was over,
Somner Cochran offered to match either
OF the men, but his offer was not &c.
cepted.
The Misses Jones, Of South Fourth
street. will entertain friends on Thurs.
dry evening in honor Of MSS Allie
Thornton, Of Pittsburgh.
MI. and Mrs. A. B. Gilmore leave TO-
day for Mt Vernon, for the benefit OIL
the latter's health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Robbins have re.
turned from an extended visit neal
Ranesville. :
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. Huskins and Charley
Graham leave to-day for Cheat river.
William Thomas left yesterday fol
Buffalo, N. Y, to visit his parents.
Miss Blanche Williams has returned
from GAINESVILLE.
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'F,IW DHpdTN o ne IhIdI0tnch
DvcEitASSoS, W. Va, August a.
Tho Bnckhannon River Lumber Com.
p'ry at this place, made a ten per cent
reduction in tho wagCs Of their en-.
Iloycs to-day, owing to tho tighthess Of
Jug eastern lumber market. This order
WlI olloCt about 800 mon employed in
Cnddock, W."
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Peter tho Great Sold.

CHICAGO. August Peter the Great,
the California colt. has, it is announced
to-day, been sold to Albert Cooper for
$4,000. The animal finished q close
second to the world heater, Domino, in
the Hyde Park stakes at Washington
Park; distance six ~furlongs; time 1:14.
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From To-day on
We offer Ladies' Low Shoes Of all kinds
at greatly reduced price. L. V. BLOND.
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NOTES ON NAVIGATION.

Stage OF Water and Movements OF Heats.
Tho River Interests.
The marks at the public landing last
night showed 10 inches scant and fail.
ing. Cloudy.
The Frank Preston, for Darlington,
departed at $3.50 yesterday afternoon.
She had a fair trip.
The O. II. Woods is scheduled to do
part for MatamorRs this morning at
1850 o'clock. Tho Woods and Frank
Preston are the only packets now run
ming In Wheeling trades. All tho 9TH
ers have been compelled to deck the
bank.
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ohio river IialirOad sunday lScurslonS.
Sunday exclusion tickotsnow on snlc to
Woodland, Franklin, Now MartinsvillO,
slstOrylllo and Long Reach.
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ancclni snie

Of Ladies' Low Shoes Nt greatly reduced
pricOs. all thu latest stylos In black and
Inn In Tho oxford, Butcher and Prince
Alberto 10 select from. Il " BLOND.
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EASE nALL YESTERDAY.

Pittsburgh Wins Loosely Played Game
From chicago-Knlnn's Victory.
PTTTsBURaH, Pa, August Pitts
burgh won a loosely played game from
Chicago to-day, 1t was Killen's tf'
tenth consecutive victory. Attcnd'
anCe, 1900. Score:
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ato, Last Excursion to Atlantic City, via
baltimore 3 ohio 1tniirond, $40,

IhltitnOrc Ohho AH'TvNui 9lW
Thursday, August II, via Washington,
b, d, Tickets good twolvo days with
stop oyor privilege at Washington City
returning. Round trip $40. Trains
u. IN. Pullman Sleeper from Wheeling.
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THE COMMISSIONERS,
Their Regular Monthly Meeting
Was Held Yesterday
QUITE A GRIST OF BUSINESS

Was Gone Over at the Mceting-Mr.
MoGrOsor Presided in tho Absence
Of President DobbIns-rhe squire
Rogers Matter was Up for oonsId'
GRAFTON - other Routine business
Transacted,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-08

Round trip ST. Tickets good ten
days. Excursion train leaves Wheeling
at $780, n. IN. For particulars enquire OF
ticket agents. ]. 1. LANE,
Travelling Passenger Agent.
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this afternoon for injuries to their
property by the building OF the road
along that thoroughture,
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|. CHICAGO EXCURSION. sl1.

Via baltimore & Ohio Railroad, Tuesday,
August 8, 1893.
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Large and nne exhibit Of Live Stock, Agrlcul.
tural Implements, Farm Products, Plants, Flow
ara. Fruits. etc,
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-04-05
9po=9afota.

SurDen, iom bapbe @aasn mob
Saf. @ilion unoer Bebanbliug, bar
tienot uslinsen ifDloi9 / &olbtest.
Surpen bauoe Sa9en unber Bebanb=
ling % Elmer. Sen blir antaQeliQ
oppeQeret til Qpieferet.
- @iQiam 8. .@parfs fit forleoen
@tilsmisie fra fin 9uitru Siour
Sails, foroi bun ofentlis bat befplbt
bam for at itaa uloplist 5orbolo til
andre &pinber.
- Sobn 6iniab. en- IA Mar GAM
mel Sbn al Die 6intab Siour
6alls, fuloe iiofe 5reoae lese @ene>
ming. &erunoer 9leo ban os bleu
fpalt tilopoe, fpr 6ielp fom til.
= spo>9atota bar ifplse 8eret=
ninserne til 9agspres1en albris bopt
iaa mango Srbpanorere iom iaar.
Set 'ifal uere en- bel Solfeuonbring,
iom itrpmmer ino fra al1e &auter til
ben uu9e louenbe Stot.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-04-05

Malerne peb @erbensubftil=
lin9sbpsntnSerne er gaaet poa @treit.
9e torlanser beiere 2pnniuger.
&rt9sH,bet ,Minneopolis"
goar al @tabelen omfring ben 14oe
%. Set bebubes at blipe en- ftorar>
tet Nfere.
= 2ourel 6i0. @ruben 6o5elton.
Benniplranio, ct raiet iammen, % 30
@rubeorbeioere er besropebe lepenoe,
meloer Eele9rammerne til Doabla
bene.
= Mellie @ilas, Dotter of ben
berpmte 5orenebe @toters Senator
ira Bisconiin, Ct opo. 6aberen er
fortioen Glorioo poa So9t, o9 Sub,
itab funoe lite rette bam ON Datte>
rens @psbom.
- Ol1uer @anbera, en- so War
sammel @oloat, iom boeoe 6 Wfil ira
9teilSpile, @isconiin, opbosebe, at
bans 3us branote iorrise Monbag.
@un % bans 9ufru o9 minbfe Barn
reobeoe fig uo. men be to albfe Bprn
blep isien Bpenin9en. Taberen
penote tilba9e ino bet brenbenoe
6us for at reooe fine Bbrn; men ban
Tom lite uo iaieu. os baaoe ban o9 te
to Bprn, refpettiue 3 o96 @ar gamle,
brRnbte 1epenbe.
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Roso.Dafota.

"Nfbolbs>8oiunen" friper: AIRS.
81. 8. &iugman afeit peo Dgoen uuen:
tet forrise Manbos Mften efter ct
@pseleie af FL 9aee af r8ri9bt
Diseoie". AIRS. @insman bar en- al
Morbpeitens pafrefe % populerefe
9omer. Den ulpttelise 9usbono er
opbt rammet ueo Eabet. @un efter:
laoer bam ct 8arn". AIRS. @inQ:
mann bar 1er paa b1euet uolgt til
5oreneoe StaterS @enotor fra Staten
| Binter.
= &fholbstpinoerne @olla Eur=
tie Mouutainoifrittet itormeoe en-
.81ino &i9", iom bolbtes of 9inbiop
Bulb, iiofe Dnsbae @ftermiobo9.
Buib Tos en- Mrs. @barles @coti, og
oerfor bleu ban arreferet.
= 8. Sobnion ct ubnepnt tilHoit<
meter Milnor.
-&. .. @ulliban os9 9apio@ @uinep
blep arreitereoe Deui!s 2ate fioite
0usoae untlaeeoe for atSbaue fprt
falit &ionesbpro. 6or en- lse Goen
blep be arrefterebe for 9ruttenifab
os ba be tom uo isien. fit be en- Nrti>
fel opiut .@rano SORTS 6eralb",
boori be ontlcaer 8pmariballen fer,
at ban uar meo benz o. brat til be
bleu fuloe, os iaa arretereoe ban benz.
2iseiaa beitploer be BAN for, at ban
ifal bape Snteresie / .,Blino Biss."
Gor bette bar MarIbolIen nu altlaa
laoet oem arrefere paanp.
= @n pelitaaenbe 6armer peb
Naun &raubaus, iom Dor ner Map>
bile, foripste forrise Manba9 at
orebe fin 6uitru o9 behbes @pfer,
8raubaus par me9et ialour, o9 bans
9utru o9 benoes spfer baube itrepet
til @enner Morse. 8roubaus er=
tlereoe, ct bet oar ct &iarliabeosz
breu. 9a Spiteren re:fe, tos ban
en- Raiu, fprans efter benoe og itat
benoe Sioen ner 9iertet. Derpaa
uenote ban tilba9e, trot fin Some ef=
ter 6aaret os tiloelte benoe. 3 @aar,
iom anta9elig pil meofpre 9pben.
8ronbans er errelteret
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uolou0et.

Ser er &eoolution 8onburas. o9
&egierin9stropperne os Oprprerne
bar baot alporli9t Sammenitbo. s
bet fioite 6lae table 9eeoolutioniter>
ne, meloes Der fra Banamo, o9 100
af benz laa isien bpbe paa @alen.
9isie bleo orosne iammen en- 9pu>
&c % brenbte.
- 6rantri9 boz otter 9iennemsoaz
ct en- Minitertriie. Set npe Mini=
iterium anlees fun for at oere milo
lertioist. 8remierminiiteren er M.
Wteline.
- Meoeflempen @barlie Mit9eQ
fit lite Sop til at beltage Brocesfo>
men peo rsquire" ellington 8airt 3
Besrapeiie / @totlano. &an 1enote
bog en- &rans os Tom inb paa &irte=
eoaroen os fob ueb @rauen. oa @iaen
fenteoes neo 9uelptn9en.
- @reiibent @lepelauo bar uo<
neunt en- Sboe fra Misiouri ueb
ytapn Mor Subj til @eneraltonlul /
@ieu. 9ette er Nnt;iemiterne be
tplte 2anoe iaa iorarsebe ouer. at be
cirfulerer &etitioner til @eiier Grans
Soief es uoenriss ssoepartementet ON,
at be fal neste at mobtose Suob Iom
@eneralfoniu(.
= Set frantic @enat bar efter
Sules Terrps 9po uolat ben befienoz
te @tatsmano o9 @fribent M. @bol.
lemel 2acour til fin 8rei @an
bleu osiaa iom betienbt for tort Eio
iiben pa19t til at fplbe @rnef Ne'
nanS &labs / bet frantic &ioenRabs>
ofabemi.
Sapan bespnoer nu inart meo fin
fremltrebue @ipil;iation at blipe en-
&erbensmast, os 1om faaoan bar ben
beapn6t at feite fine 9ine paa 9a.
mali os fenbt flere af fine tprte
&rissRibe bib, oeb @ioen af bpilte
be @tibe. pi bar Der. iusentins blir al
resne, beoer bet. Ser Ral pere er
Maioritet al Sapaneiere paa 0erne.
os fommer Mationaliteten i Betra9t.
ming, bar Sapan be lpieite u6fste,
til at 9aa al meb Seteren.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-04-05

9r. Suian Sanetpap @oltmau fra
@ermantouu, &ennlplpania. bar en-
Samliug al &atte, iom bun lite pilbe
mite for $4,000, paataaes oer. Set
ct % | Eallet, o9 enbuer al benz noz
merfer fig enten peb Sfisnbeb, &unit>
ftDtter eller iieloen @ace. Suianne
ct rimelispis en- sammel &ebermg
tbi ellers pilbe bet lite pere rimeliqt,
at bun bapbe lost iaaoan @lf paa
&atte. 9un bar en- Gib Doctor, lner
ba benoes Taber bdbe / 1883, opbbrte
bun at praftiiere.