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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-01-12
CONDENSED NEWS
Gathered From All Parts OF the Couatry
By Telegraph.

by Telegraph.
The worst storm for a begun
funday noon. and was stsll raging at
Fayette, la. Tuesday. Public roads
ara blocked in all directions All trains
are delayed
The striking miners in the Saar dis
trict Tuesday yielded and resumed
work. Eleven thousand one hundred
end seventy were unemployed and 5000
were rejected.
In the French chamber Of deputies
NJ. Floquet offered himself for re-elec-
ton to the presidency, but finding vio-
lent objection, he withdrew, and n.
Casiner-Peri was chosen
E~x-Treasurer Foerstel has returned
to St Louis He Is q very sick
man. During the three weeks that
have elapsed since the treasury break
mp his hair has turned white.
The u. s. house passed q bill Tuesday
granting the Norfolk and Western rail-
road an entrance into the city Of Wash
ington al Three Sisters, which is just
on the outskirts Of Georgetown.
An evening paper OF Denver. Col.
says Simon Goldman. paying teller Of
the German national bank, has disap-
peared, and hH shortage is thought ia
lie anywhere between slo, 900 and $780,,
COO. vi
Allen McGhee, under arrest at Ports
mouth, o., for the fatal stabbing Of
Jesse Jordan, Of Milldale, KY, on being
told by Chief Of Police Smith that Jor-
dan was dead, confessed to being the
murderer.
AT Bucvrus. o., a committee consist.
leg Of i banker. a minister, "a newspaper
man aud a grocer, has raised a fund &c
re loaned to worthy and needy inebri-
n y who are DESTROYS Of taking the
Keely treatment
Mrs. Annie Teresa Florence. widow
IF the famous comedian, William J.
Florence, who died in Philadelphia,
November 10, 1891, was married Tues
day to Mr.. Howard Coveney, an English
actor and playwright
ri Information broughtdown from Alas
ka by passengers on the steamer Dam
ube, says that natives cut of the heads
Of @thEee, whites and an Indian near
Cape Barry, which the ~murderers then
stuck upon poles and danced around in
their savagery.
The Indiana legislature will be asked
TO make an appropriation Of 500. 600
toward building the soldiers home. the
site Of which is located four miles north
sof Lafayette. and upon which a large
force of men have been at work In clear
ing and preparing the ground for the
buildings.
DR.. Talmage, the great Brooklyn
preacher, is to have an assistant The
trustees 81 the tabarnaele have issued 1
call to Rev. Chandler "A. Lonks, ofFftts
burgh, Pa, o ciassmate of the doctors
son. Rev. Mr.. Talmage was 81 years Of
age last week, and he thinks that he
has earned an assistant
The democratic caucus of the West
Virginia senate and Of the house Tues
day night resulted in the nomination Of
r. Wiley for president and W. i. r.
Byrne for clerk of the senate, and Of
d. w. Shaw, for speaker, and j. d.
Peyton, for clerk OF the house. The
choice of these candidates is regarded
as something Of a victory for Camden.
EH& E 4 EELA
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A Iturro WIN I Rich Toad.

DURANGO. Mex, Jan. ia burro,
loaded with 1000 worth Of silver bars,
IL roaming ut large in the mountains
around the town of Pueblo Nucvo, IL he
has not been relieved u his valuable
burden BY robbers This buFro wa
one Of d train loaded AZ the Animas
mine d few days ago and started for
this city. On the way here the, burro
wandered unobseryed from gthe train.
All efforts Of the drivers and guards to
find him have proved futile. The
search Is still being conducted with
vigor.
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THE MARKETS.
CINcfNNATt. ian. 12

CINcINxATI. Jan. IL
FLorR-Winter pasent 49, rs L4I5; fancy,
s3i5t350: family, q 30 260; extra, II % IL. 2&
low grade, I.6JGa4 90 spring patent, s4.25 ss4s5o:
spring fancy, 1880 3 n, Sewing family, 1900
$40 Rye Flour, s3e5 3 40 Bueilwheat, 400
a2.25 per 100 ID sack
WHEAT-Was scarce and nominal One car,
by sample, sold at T0ife, but millcrs bid nc for
: cd Nc, 2 red and &c was asked to come In
prompt shipment No. 8 red nominal at66 gSc
CoRS-Al thsNiesc ear was held att 4Gc.as
u sani lie. No . white shelied held o A., and
30. z mixed AZ ~. buyers views being abeui
&c lawtra
OARS 4Thf m<r1set phs q.det. with an easy
tendency. 80 wbite s5os,d at 35is Die: No
! white nd No. . rliSsd at "a Size. ba .rs
bidd ~ inslse figures,
Ni.YE-1h marker vas QUIZ and nominal Ut ca
96sc fcr Y me u choice No52 No irAaing re-
pGricA.
Can sL4 Shippers; Fsir 10 raod, Il. / y:
axcn. Cool o ~tifnice, ia.5 N "a. fenl iol 10
lair. r. ~ RIO select bntclee, f3f 49, Tai
ID good a40 49, Tor sY9osi, $50 $40. Huff
era; Gsol Is eito.s heavy, Sz7,tAs5. 8 % .
ali
yNAL CAMEO Ynmcn and safge. 40 $50;
air to rool. l9h s8pt 40: cztri, s7aa
Hoes sclcet heavy ana rriiac fufeler.
80 10! IA r 10 good light, 6@5 y 20: fd u
FOOD pttl:crs, $50 40; comraan and rola;h,
bsfst 4sSt = llt TAESt AGVDH tia a&5
SHEEP AND Ian Is hrtp-Ncs hers ~
$50 fat ewes u ) -; common 10 II I
1900 lOg Lamrsg God to choice, 1875 1875:
Common to "a 7, 80 s ~
MN YoRK. jim. II
WHkA1-Go : rcd more a~c,tve, steady Mag.
81 &c.
RYEANoninas western. asd soc.
BARLEY Iult: state. % 5sOc; westcrn.eO 500;
No. . Toronto. 81 $50.
CoRE-N6 2. IA sc up. firm. moderately 40
tives-May45stsei No 2 hoi1 5ihc.
OArs-No. 2 dull and tirrnor. January, 3Tse;
May, sesse: western, s6E teHc.
P~ITTsHrRGH. jim. ri
CATTLE-M Market steady.at yesterday pricca
Hocs-Market firm. fair Light to best heavy.
s7e0a7.9h
sHiEP Marlet active at yesterdays r-.ces;
lambs slow ard kcon
wHKAr-DuH No. red spot and Janunry.77c;
May. Sic
coRN-Firm; mixed spot, bIlsc bid; January,
i9Nc; May, 501ac
oars quiet and steady: No. ? white western,
4lc,
RYE-DulI; No. I. bOc bid.
CHICAGO, Jan. r..
FLoUR AED GRAIN Cash quotation: Flour
firm, buyers reluctant. No : spring heat
73hc: No. 3 spring wheat. e6h Zoe; No. : red,
7SAc. No, 2 corn, 4IAc: No. 3. ssci No. : oats,
30ke. No. 2whitef o. b. s3s@S4hcs Mo- 3 White,
S9c; No. 2 rye, n4bbhcs No z barley, GO;
No. 81 o b. 4Oa64c; No 4 + 0. b., $50 4eci No.
l fiaxseed. si.oeH.
PHILADELPHIA. Jan u.
WHEAr-Firm; prices closed Nc higher
steamer No. 2, red, in export elevator. Tbssc; No.
d red. 74c; No, 2, red, spot, 7eAc; No. 2 red.
January, T6Ac.
CoRN-Firm and advanced A1hc LEGAL
car-lots were scarce and firm, but quiet; No.
q white, in grain depot, lpsScs No 2, yellow in
90. 50Xc. No Z, mixed, January, f9g 494e
OATs-Market steady; No. 2, white, regular,
&c; No :, white, January, 4Ohd4iNsc
TOLEDO, o., jana
WHEAT-Duil and firm No. 2 cash J8nu.
AIRY, Tsc; May. 50Ae.
CoRE-Dnll. and steady No. : .cesa tL1;
No 3, tac. Nc. 4, &c.
oATs-Quiet; eash, a5c
RYE-Dull; casa. 81.
CLovKR EED -Dull aud se Il i,
.aI7iT February, SSG1s MareA. 500
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Ne,v Me,Ica5 Irrigatlon chem..

CHIcAGo, Jan IA meeting Of the
Chicago capitalists who propose to irri-
gate 10, 900 acres 81 land in New Mexico
between Silver City and Deming wus
held here Wednesday. A report pre-
scented showed hat all kinds Of fruit
could be raised on the property, and
that the Irrigation works could be
completed by the summer. A. g Spald-
ing. the noted promoter Of sports, is at
the head Of the movement
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BRIxKIEY, Ark, Jan. IL Paul
Scruggs and Henry Allen, the Negroes
who last Saturday night murdered, rob
bed and then burned Reuben Atkinson,
his h~ousekeeper and her little daughter,
three miles west Of Cotton Pant, were
taken from Jail and hanged. The mob
numbered about 200, many Of whom
were Negroes, and after dragging the
mnrderers to the scene Of the killing
and burning, they strung them up to
the limb Of q treeand then pierced their
bodies with a shower Of bullets
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FoRT scoTr, Kas. Jan. 12.-Mrs. Z.
u. Stutier, defeated populist candidate
for r~r-electicn to the efiee Of county
superintendent, refused To resign The
Eefiee To w. "A. Owens. Mr.. Owens was
elected by ten votes on the faNe Of re-
turns, bat Mrs. Stutler deciaEed that
tie vote was Illegal a writ az manda
mns will be served upon her Wednesday
and she will be elected from the Office
Lhv the sheriff.
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Motel M..Iters .trike.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Jan ia-Mr-
ReiboId, Of the Hotel Lat sometime
ago ordered his employees ~ array thefn-
selves in dress stats FIR seryiee AZ iahAe.
Ii was conditioned THAI ha shonad puS-
chase the suits. the rrge ~ i ttxsis
from their N ~ sgtas efr
back the ,'rriees Ia sasse s
Tuesday eve;t tiss
walters siraessA s
the hotel Was lAt .ssax
fence in serving gus s
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FOUR REsPtTEp
And nut Fsar WIN flang - chestcrtown.
nd, friday.

tWNta ttA"|
BALTIMORE. Md, Jan. IA special
To the News from Chestcrkown, Nd.
Wednesday morning. snid that fonr of
tho eight Negroes under sentence 10 be
hanged on Friday have boon resplted.
As Aoon is The report became current
the lynching spirit which has been 70
manifest. but held in check BY the be-
lief that Gov. brown would not inter-
pose, asserted itself, and Il Is stated
that tlcre Will be trouble before night
Gov. Brown Ii In baltimore but he de-
clined an interview until later ii the
day.
Isrhe condemned ARE three men and
five boys Tho boys are under fifteen
years Of age and they claim they were
coerced into hiding and abetting III tho
murder 81 Dr, .. II. Hin. on the road
side last year The governor hae sew
eral times expressed his fear that s
lynching would tnlse place II any 81 tho
prisoners escaped tho gallowA
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BRAzIIs I'm, Jan. .I2.-There are
over 200 cases Of measles III this city.
and the prevalence OF the disease
threatens to close the public schools
Tuesday the school board ordered all
scholars TO procure . certificate Of per-
feet health from the city health oficex
and also prohibited all children afflicted
with measles belonging 70 families
wherein disease exists from attending
school. Several cases have proved fatal
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BREAKS DOWN.
Chief Allison, OF Department OF Maaufac-
lures, III

Chief Allison. OF Department OF Maaufac-
lures, Ill
CHICAGO, Jan. las-It is feared that
Chief Allison's days Of usefulness as
chief Of the department Of manutac-
lures OF the Worlds fair are over. since
returning from the south his health has
again steadily declined from overwork.
and he is unable 10 leave his room.
Director General Davis Tuesday
morning took permanent charge Of this
department, and instructed his star
that they must work night and day un-
til the last application for space In
Manufacturers hall had been disposed
OF. MIR. Aliison's breakdown Is attributed
to the fact that he had five. times a.
many applications for space as could be
granted, and being 81 a sensitive nature
he worried over having TO reject 50
many applications.
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LII scIaement D a.,ated.

GRrES RIVER. Utals. Jan. l2. Pros
pectors are a.fcaiag hi fully equipped
for san Juaa, ..e4lgys tuountains and
Green and co.pra y rivera. Tho local
gold cScitemcat santiiles uaabated.
every availabse MIN : IS elsins "a TIE
Green river bar. The rivsr 4. stalsed
for three miles. M MS are talk III
ont frota u tas5 rtr ay IN sig4ft Of the
railroad The fe4qtat:a Is almost
identical with Aissr aa river bars ii
Cali ,ralia. oil tasaeso report coarse
gold IA the-b bed r3cls.
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WAsHINeroN. Jan. 1a-The civil serr-
ICE commissioners have i requisition
for q female physician for the Indian
service, for which there are no eliRibies.
The salary Of the position Is 81, 900 per
annum. Application blanks may 81 OBJ
tanned upon request at the civil service
rooms a date for the examination
will be fixed as soon as applications for
the place are fled.
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FRA g rem aves q "a pre.nlam.

NEW YORK, Jan. I2.-Priyate cable
dispatches were received IN Wall street
TuesdaY4 stating that the Bank Of
France had removed the premium It has
been paying for gold. The news u con4
sidercd 81 great Importance. as the
heavy nad nntiaciy gold exports have.
been due il part "a this cause.
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CniIroS, wis. Jan. is.-Rex Father
Honeyman, pass0r Of ST Augustine
Catholic church, suddenly became de.
ranged Wednesday morning and scixine
. revolver he created . panic on tho
streets He was finally captured with
out harming anyone and Is now guarded
il his home. His hands are badly
frozen and he may lose one Of them
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susan n.,n Wv Pn.itian

ALBANY, N. X, Jan. ia-Recenflv
Susan ,. Anthony wrote to GOV. Flower
urging that q woman should BE placed
inl the executive department Of the state
Industrial school at Rochester. Tho
governor promptly offered the place to
Miss Anthony. He said she would &C.
cept, and the senate has confirmed her
nominate b
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Penalty For Eating Raw Po

ALLMA, Wis. ia 1.-The family
lot Jacob Ringer, six mites from here, 5
sick with II ehinosiS Tso weeks $50
the mother died and the daughter. aged.
l6, died Tue day. Examination shows
the cause 10 have been trichinosis. The
family has eaten considerable raw pork
Mr.. Ringer and d 6-year-son can not re-
.nv.~~
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TOPEKA, Kas.. Jan. 2.-The fight for
U. $. Senator Is fairly on. A most grave
situation c~onfronts the Kansas lcgisIa-
ture. Amid the most intense excite
ment and the greatest uproar, Ntwo
separate organizations were-perfccted
in the house Tuesday. A conflict be-
tween the opposing forces seemed for a
time unavoidable. The clash occurred at
the very outset. The populists objected
to the certified roll. and the republic
proceeded 10 act as Independents
Neither side paid the slightest heed 70
the proceedings or protests Of the 9TH
or. The two houses were both organ
lied at the same time and the same
place. and both were in session In rep
re~sentative hall Tuesday evening.
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LOUISVILLE NJ. Jan. ~ 1uring
the coming year Lou sviile viii have
a~notlrriiine entering here To compete
for Chicago Eesiness. This seems GER
tain now, The Naatiefbil Is nrc deter.
mined Il come here with the Big -Four,
but which ROUTE they will take is now
uncertain.
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SreMARfNGEN. Jan. i2.-Amid royal
polnp and splendor. and surrounded BY.
European spvsreigns u their represent
atiyes, Princes Marie, II EdiEbargh,
was married Tnts lay afternoon 70
Prince Ferdinand, crown prince u Ron-
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Cuckoo. Jan. I2-At $50 Wednesday
morning fire was discovered in tine
large dry goods store Of John b. York,
III South Halstead street Within FIVE
minutes The whole building was a mass
OF flames, and a general alarm was
turned IN. The building and con-
tents were totally destroyed. Loss,
s25O,00l.
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itoleI ouc.t gtrsagly ,rlsal Z.

cmcaao, Jar. 2. John OstrA, an
Eueiihnan who registered AZ tile 10.
land hotel On December 10 last Us from
Hong Kong. has usysterloasly disap'
peared There Is u thing IN the tsya
satchs,s he left ID Els room BIZ which be
can be identified 81 traced. The hotcI
people fear that he hiss met with foul
nfay
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PAnKEnsDuRG. ". Va, Jan. fa-John
Hollani, one Of the oldest freight con-
dnctors on the Baltimore and OHIO rail
road, was killed near Grafton. He was
making mp his train when his foot
caught ID 4 frog, and he was i over,
being horribly mangied
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sIeIghLnr PnrIy.s rerrIble Ex~perlenee.

JoHNsrowN, Pa, Jan, IA party Of
ladies started from this place to Ebens-
burg Tuesday, riding in sleds in the
o~ld-fashioned way. The whole expedi-
ton got stalled in the drifted snow and
they were detained some hours When
they arrived at EbenSburg reports were
sent back here Of the terrible expert
ence they had. Several Of the party
we're SO badly frost-bittcn that serious
results are anticipated, aud most Of
them had ears, han N 81 feet badly
frozen. The mercusg rsgistessd 10 de-
frees below zero at EbansAaf9, and q
peddler persisted thrrc NTH tho cold
Tuesday.
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CIMcINNATI, Jan. 12-sFhere Is hope
OF saving the New Mary Houston The
boat has settled and can not sink any
more, unless the ice, which Is believed
to be under her bow, gives way and lets
down the fore part Of the craft
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EUEKos AyRES Jan. I2-The fghting
In the province 81 cerrientes continues
and the cabinet is divided rs 70 meas
ures to be pursued to stop the mp
rising. Several have been killed on
each side, and many prisoners have been
taken.
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SAN Francisco. Jan. 1a-The OMEN
ing exercises Of the state fair took place
TuesdayAnight in the Baldwin Institute
and the fair gates were thrown open to
the public Wednesday. Every connf
IS represented and the fair On ths whole
is the largest and most suec<ksf IA
point Of exhibits Of anyseves held on t.o
J Pacific coast
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Notorious MaIi Robb I " sfi.E.

fNDIASAPoLis. Ind Jan. IL Harry
Armstrong. alias "Shecny'' Armstrong,
was placed on trial in the federal court
charged with robbing maii-boxes Arm
strong is the last Of one 81 the most
daring and successful gangs Of mail
~plunderers that ever operatcd IN this
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BELhATnE, o., Jan. 12.-The Ohio riv-
er closed Tuesday night for the second
time this winter. There IS q great
gorge below and boats are in danger.
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Nod tha sherman Aet RepeaIed.

WASHINGTON, Jan ia.-Congressman
Caldwell states that he has received :
large number Of communications from
bankers and businessmen Of Cincinnati
requesting his efforts in behalf Of the
rrreaI of the sherman act.
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uasss, tire Bni Passes the Senate.
MA EiNGTox, Jan ia-The senate
quarantine bill Tuesday and
as resumed his speech on
a0ption bill
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MAKE KNOWN YOUR Wants
This Column is Read BY Over 5000
People Every Evening.
BEST AND CHEAPEST COLUMN.
situations. Help Wanted, For sale, For Rent, Lost,
Pound. straysd or Stolen, To Buy, Sell
Or E1cAanss--Maks il known.

HILMER's China Hall on King street, Tor all
IN kinds Of Dishes.
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Where Did the Money Go?
To the Editor OF the Register:

10 HIe 1NttOJ W Ito AfoASote'.
SIR:-I see the imported liar, John
Jarrett, has appeared in new role and
says that the present stagDation In bus
mess is a dread of Democratic legisla.
ton on the tariff. He sets forth the
above glbberish in order to delude the
working people as he deluded the pud-
ders of this country In 1882, when he
ordered tdem out on strike that lasted
seventeen weeks. Each man was en-
titled to IS per week during said strike
which entitled each man TO SIS for the
seventeen weeks. All we got was Sc
each of the above sum. Now | would
like to ask the imported demagogue was
1t to his fingers or to whose fingers did
the balance Of $40 due each member
stick? AN OLD PUDDLER.
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MoUNDsvILLE CAMPMEETING
To Open To-Day-soms of the Attractions
Provided.

To Open To-Day-soms of the Attractions
Provided
The annual cam pmeeting at Mounds
Vile will commence to-day, and will
continue until Sunday, August Goth, in
elusive. The attractions offered by the
Association this year are sufficient to
draw big crowds every day, and especi-
ally on "blg" Sundays. There are no
cases OF fever on the camp grounds, and
no persons will remain away on that ac-
count.
The meeting will be opened to-day by
Rev. George Stewart, co-laborer with
Rev. Sam Jones. Mr.. Stewart is said
to be a wonderfully affective preacher.
The singing will be in charge OF Prof.
E. o. Excel, who has been present at
the meetings before. The mere men
ton OF his name is q sufficient assurance
that the music will be Of high stand
ard. Miss Ray, a celebrated evangelist
of New York, will also be present dur
ing the entire meeting.
Sam Jones, who breaches to two mil
lions Of people annually, will be present
early in the meetings, and is on the
programme for number Of sermons.
On Sunday, 2lst inst, in the large Pro-
hibltion Auditorium, he will preach his
celebrated sermon to men only. Peo-
ole who have heard the discourse
saw 1t is one Of the most
thrilling and effective talks
ever made. Ten thousand people are
expected to be present. People are
coming. in every day and the camp
grounds population is being steadily
augmented. Among the late arrivals
are Mr.. Thompson and wife, Of Wheel.
ing; George Miller and family, OF
Wheeling; Mr.. Davenport and family,
of Slstersville, and George Simpson and
family, of Wheeling.
A new piano was placed in the Audit
Grimm VaStor0AV.
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TIE LANTERN PARADE
And Racing Events to BE Given in the
Near Future.


The lantern parade to be given Mon
day evening, August 14th, under the
auspices Of the Wheeling Athletic
Wheelmen promises to be quite novel
and interesting parade. The Mountain
State Cycling club has kindly consent
ed TO participate and will turn out quite
a number OF wheelmsn. Every wheel
man in the city is most cordially invited
to participate and help swell the
crowd.
The cycling intereets have been
greatly increased since the l.. A. w.
meet to be held Sept. Is, 10 and 20
promises to be such an interest
ing event. The local talent have
already began training for the coming
races which are to be held two days at
the State fair ground. Twenty-one
races are to be run and $1,000 offered
in prices, including high grade wheels,
diamonds, watches, prize cups, and
other valuable prizes. There are to be
four races for the championship OF the
State, in which eight elegant gold and
silver medals will be the prizes. Some
of our local cracks are expected to
carry off their poT ton Of the champion
ship events.
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cLoTHING-D. GUNDLING & CO:
COS He KICKS THE RIVERS OFF.

Mas dead N paps gone, some says he's ruined away
So | lives at Mapleton, with Granny Doubleday.
There's cherry trees n hives bees; then there's ION
Bossys pot a brndle calf ats gettn big n fat
Tbere'S fhe Mo n Uncle Joe n Susan F1uckabee-
All of EN- YOU bet your boots is mighty good to me-
Thew saw I'm sort O weakly n has fnghtful cough;
has to sleep with granny COS kicks the hvers OF.
Granny gives me stuff totake at goes down awful hard
Soaks my feet n rubs my thot with turkent1e laroi
IJncle 0e he oves fen cents n takes his fiddle down.
Then you see there's lots O fun with all hands roun
Last Weekwe cut our wheat soonwe lieut. ouhaN
Then we're gon' to The Star the folern Saturday
Granny saws of all the boys am the very best
| shall have coat n pants n probably aveSt.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-11
charged with Attempted Rape.

William Wilson, OF Elm Grove, Is In
jail, the result Of charge Of criminal
assault preferred against him by MISS
Addie Black. of the same town. The
assault is alleged to have been commit
ted Monday evening, and Miss Black
says Wilson knocked her down. being
only frightened away by the arrival OF
several men, who were attracted by her
screams.