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Decorah-posten., 1893-10-03

&irteiesningen til De fatbolite Sir
fer i Berlin Ital bliue minore glar for
Gar. Iuriasen ic9es bells ! ben uoer'
ba~anbtasenbe @antrO, BETS / ben ia.
tbolife &irfes 9Uo. at / ale SGsteIfaber
al blanoet &elisiOn ital gprnene OPP
BRACES i ben fatbolite 8irfe. 8enne
Sou bar ~foraariaset en- Wtensoe uos
trabelier ai Yaoetirfen, tbi Weno eIler
&pinber, siite mep N fatbOlit S@9te>
faae, faar ba / be ileite Eilfalbe benne
til at saa no uf &irfen for at Hippo at
labe oenue Sirfe opbrase 8pruene.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-03
og Sapen
@sbansIina az apieer.

On 900 dairy COW porer lille op til
bette at Ie ieIp; ben mao ~upordges oer'
til lioe fra 8oIp, 90 ben belle lib fda ct
gos, Tom liatsr ben BERTH.
Sfal en- so taloe, brr Den helit, fpr
bette ltsr, aubrinsss / ct mprtt Snoe'
lutte, bpor BEN lille binoeS. Sar Den
ioa baaret, Ifal zen Iuu bare Sdlpen
hos ia, iuotil oeuue CT iuttet; oa tn9eS
ben ira Mooercu % anbrinBes I en-
giuoc for fa ietu. Toa ben Monbc
lrrer Sc TO birdnoeu life at fjenoe.
Salpeu iadr oCu Niett, iOm meltes fra
aoeu 6 Elmer, ~riterat BEN bar igot Oct
er aloeleS life pauiteliat at lTre Den
Rpifote at brittle; frrit iu9er ben Ntel'
Ten til ia peo at pate pan 6tn9rene,
Iioen oritter ben uoen SiGlp. 3en
maa fno rigeli9 % nrrcuoe 5poe unoer
belle Spparten, Eau aae Srsouer fiooie
uopitlcs mere % mere. M1ereoe me-
hens api8en or 9duIfe ung, ct bnlpt aa'
rler iaa, bespaoer man at OpiGre ben
til ben Spgaoe, ben bar / 9ipet, nsmlia
at itan title, % rOlis poc bet itsrit mu'
ligs apautum Melt. Mau ti9ler 70,
ben, Happier bsus yocr, bebnnoler Spc'
rsrnc, ligsium melter BEN; oerueo bli,
Der ben life blot oGnnet oertil, men os'
Ino Rsltsorsnnerue uooitles betpoeli9t
berosb.
Gn ianlebss bebauolet 8uisetulos
Doer tiltogeri Stsrrslie lan9t unoerle'
oes snb oeus, bois Yuer life bar pGret
rsrt oeo, fsr ben efter Saluiusen ifal
mcltes. Gu Soise, Tom bar p9re'
sUosIist bebunblst us tialet for uuoe,
Spparteu. itunr nibelss rOlis uS tilios.
iulo uuoer Melfniussn, siper al Wtel'
fen Oiuist fra fig, % bette er al ftpl
8~i9ti9beo for Ell SO.
On 8pise bGr ultio iaa 9ub 6uorine,
al us til liOt 9ieGprrfte, ~iapulis Salt.
9uc Suunesans % aloris uoiattes fol
iOIot. baritt 8eir. Get er osiaa gubt
ersoHs imslem at itrabe ben, tbi rer
Sub iremmer uoounltningeu, os Oeruet
Gripiel.
Bier ben lInge Soi9e, at Earrings
then sr iommeu, ba bor MA laoe bette
9aa aGnoiet iUrbi, laurent 8pret eno'
M er ipaot % Tibet uouiflet, men er
bet ltGrtt % traiti9t, fan man 9iernt
Iaos 9oiseu tpmms til Sren aIereos
naar ben CT ct Iar gammel. 8ette bill
ium Rssel insen ftaoeIise 5slser buoC
for 5rsmtiosn; men Der sr BOG mango,
iom belf uenter roget lan9ere.
Gu spb MeItefo er en- SGpital, oerfur
bsr man life itp liot Mpie for at pp.
bragg fig en-. Gu So, man Islu bar
fsot Op, siuer beOit 3ilireostilelie.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-03

Gn afbcbs Sa8bua, ifreoen efte,
8goen. Gette er en- ny BOG al en- eu'
gelf Sorfatter os o~oeriat paa SauTt
Wenueifeaanoen fan life laoe bore al
beitjGftise its meb 9anten ON 9ilftans
ben efter 8sben, men oil sierns, iiar
nu for 3ioen, ba oft ital siennemsran.
Ites, tr9nSe ino / G~uisbebens Ssmne,
lisbeoer. g"grepe fra Selueoe" ps
"8repe fra Simmelen", er 9sger, iom
bar inolaot fig paa bette uanitelise 8elt
TOR; oenne Dogs Gorfatter saar pibsre,
ioet ban fore9tper, at ban ban bar boz
ret ogo 2 9a8e % oerpaa leoebs op
igien, % iaa bar ban III sienfalbt fig /
@rinoringen alt, buao ban iaa % frems
last bet ! benne 3asbOs.
Com oft ilist bar osiaa bette tibet
@9rb; aft er naturlispis fun @~isninaer
% Santaiibileber. Der leperes en- Del
rpitenpe Samoittisbsos efilorinser,
Tom fan itiare op | en- % anben 2aiers
iopeHbc sampittisbeb, bet er aft, iom
bar noset @arb. Spiritualismen bar
p%iitnot bemastiset fig Guriattsrem
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-03

1914
usnte bette At big. getant, ON ban ifuIos reie, tnStH
Oh tonlner! 6uao ptIbe ban t9nfe ON en- iaa beignoeT'
It9 Spfsriet2 On maa ~inOrsmm,, min tiGre geOrg, al
ban bar 9runb til at fable bet en- 9rou l~ltutnemmeI'g
beS."
10, gapa, iss Tan lite penos iaa baitist tilba8e. VI
ie9 lite reiit, netop for at pers frapGren6e, til aomrndp
porfnptsinen bar faaet Gio til at reiie biem mso ~
6anilie 2"
"Oette ct en- bSift iGIiom !Siitorie, min Ssn! w
tilltaar isIu, at 6aren CT iaa for, at bu uOOcs til at ~
ira ben - % bog pil bu %tiIitaa, at bu lite er aIpoyIg
fen9let2"
"Om is Osiaa par BET bpiltet ies umuIi8t Tau
pGre, efter ~fiOrtsn 8asss 6orpiIbslie iaa CT FaP
no9st, lont lite btnorer mig fra at pile sipre mig fri Fa
en- 6O'elle, Der life tan sisre mig Iptelis = aIOrt8, ''
ON ben bIeu be%iuurst."
"er bette lite Iutter @aIita6 - sr bet lite itsI 4'''
f~ssIir2"
''0st trOr ies lite, bpsrten bet enc slsr bet on0'f'
Papa."
"0u ul aItiaa Iisefrem fOrteGs mig, at bu sIitsr 10
6raenttmmsr paa en- Gang Os brauSsr Iise Iiosnlta1t'g
for benz bssss7"
"Sss sIfsr benz lite bssss, 5aSsr, ies sIitsr tW'
6annpi o. leg sr tiInOpe, iOm ON leg tunbs babe W.
ptra, iorbi bun bar tGnbt en- 6lamme, iOm leg life WI
fsIe Tor nOssn anSen snb ben gnsTe, bpsH leg a1t''
gar sIitet."
30 OsS Sa, BuaO is flyer big, GsOrs7 - VI -"
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-03
1919

en- anoen 5tetnins, ps psscos paa elias IT,, garoIus'
GISite Son, iOm git 9tisis tiIbaanbe mso at itsse 6iifsn.
~Gopl Oil De baue &rabatsn til Gabptsgut, iaa bar
ies iutst oerimOb; for leg uso, at ban lite tan isiIe un'
ber ~bpstisere clipper! Men M ifuI ban fsrft fare Iibt
meo fin 5aoer, til ban bar fact ben fsrite 0~annsIie o9
IGrt at paste SeiIene paa Jrifareren.~
''Smorsen tibIis uiI ies itrar Omborb pua bit 6~artDi!"
- 9 ueb Minoet ON De mango glade Guentpr, ban Der
bauSe upIeuet, itruaIspe GjsOrgS Siue 20, ben 6ris
farer, ben 6riiarer! - 0uormauge StiGrup0ier bau6s
pi.itte meO iuIis Better Gran!"
90 III bIeu Der Cater % Stiemt % gin % @lGos.
O9 ct iOa gOOt (1umOr, iom ON GusOrast 6OIeIier
o9 Gantcr atorl9 bauOe eriterct, itiIte5 geor9 fra line
samIe &cnucv og t%loiur. $50 (auteruc paa i'm
kingdoms gInce : .,t, guiS llote Den ellfeoe Mos
Der % ben u 81, lp5 Ost,Oe 6unnp itoo % pinteoe baut
Oybere o. ogOrs inc ISiuOetS Ge9louer.
% buor ireoeIi8t b!eo BAN life pGttst ueo ben usnIiae
9pO al NiSie8 Morsenialme!
Sa9te FOB ban op ira lin Sens Rooereus forriae
VereIis, git siennem 6uoersus Os titteOs iuO 9tisics lille
9ell'SoOu. atsie fang Os ipeOc fore blaa 9apper pau
aloaerns en- sraa Grpie. JSan mGrtsSs life, at ban
Sauoe en- Sibprer, men ON ban Osiau bapos mGrtet bet,
pllOe ban bog ~abstpmrst buue iunsst i'm eaIme til,
enoe.
geors fSIte fig OpfpISt at en- byb, miI0 gspassIIs.
SoleH i'snnsSs faa imu,t inS paa 0Risis % bet bIOm.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-03
Sfal cit Sorretning trtpes,
maa ocn imooefomnte Yu=
blifums Sorortnger.

gor 6orretnin9 bar p9ret beloia % er
Gaaet fremao for mere euo 81 gar, iprot 1
bar Tfafiet bore auuoer %iaaoanne Sdrer,
icm Tan itoIes paa, % Raunet "&tonecr
9ru3 Store" er iteoie blepeH lat | 6orbll'
belle meo rene Meoiciner at fllo Stprte,
tilapet meo 6pnbigbeo o. iol9t for ~rInleliJe
GrIier. Man9en ipg Miano bar ia8t: "9io
Mig Meoicin fra 8eiier's 3rug Store, oa
peO iee, ben er goo oS oirter % mart oil
bclbreoe MFG.
vi bar lagt MGrfe til, at bet er ct alrtit'
orIi9f @rap for rene 8iue % Hitprer TIL ne
oicnif 8rug; berior bar oi tJebt ct uoiDJt
ll0oals al 9nmmeI Tortoin, Sbcrrn, SroIts
On, 8biitp, @tu piu., bOilfet oi ielger til
rlrtelige 8rtier for meoicillt 8ruJ.
Set or ps en- SorupieIie at ioriDue 3em
oerureo, iaaoel neo andre Sortr ! Dor Soc
refining.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-03

Wisfonsiagen itaar bsit | Nprse.
2anbet bar 900 Observation-Disclosures %
5000 Nisiipnss8 uinbeiureninser 8eb
iisits aarsmgoe i Staoanser bar Der
1000 &epreientanter tilitebs. timber
Iarets Sob bar Der inbiamlet $4,000
til Wsisiio Glene til Wabasastar
ps 8ulu baooe Rurse b~ibraset S75, 900.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-03
slaerbruasmiuifter ID, orton

bar uoiteot Srbre til at orastise @ri.
fspurter life er tieHlise til 5sbe % bers
for life ialsbare. 5armsre bpr Itripe
fg bette bag BRET cs life brinse ben
Slass til Marteoet. Spfisbere er
ftrenst forbuote at figbe ben Slass.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-03

Zen lille diplomat. Iapa: ~Wten
bu er 10 ben iioite / &lasien, aoolf?"
"Sa, Yapa, for at sisre &ariere maa
man 10 ia npgen foran fig
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-03

Zen, Der itiser bpiere up, enb Far
fulbe, faloer bpbere neb END ban uilbe.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-03
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS er for

W. btttHs" -"
nnrpGreuoe nnoer liplig Sorbauolius !
Rurses airtsblaoe. Oct met betpo'
uinssiuloe 9notGs | Soeen er leperet
al GaitOr @ultou SEMEN, en- al be melt
lsoenoe 9beoloser / ROrse.
8 "9utberif a~irfetioenos" iremboloer
ban paa ben enc Sioe 8pnfirmntipnens
rise @eliieuelie o9 fore 8etponin9 for
Dor 8irte % osns Meolemmer, bpurs
pna ina mango traitl9e Grempler fan
l%eperes. Yien paa ben anoen Sloe
paapeoer ban bet iarfiee / ben iuoirette
3par9 o. bet S~peruGloenoe | Sfitten.
Gan iOreIlanr i ben anleonin9 en- 5crs
anorins / ben ~beltnaenoe Gronine, buor'
peo biue TO Gnter beblt muli9it bUrt'
faloer.
Observation-Disclosures faitboloes
iom bibtil. G~perbsrinsen | sirfen lise'
foo; ct @ibuesbprb siues be, iom til'
freosItilsnoe bar beitaaet oenne, ONT at
be bar be for Sunfirmationen upopens
bise trilielise aunbIfaber.
Der bsr MI saa en- MaaneoS lib
ben meIem Observation-Disclosures
gems Gnbe % 8onirmationen. 9enne
MeIemtio sipes &onirmunterne til at
ooerpeie asftets Betpbnin9, us ON be
ielu perionlis bar gnifs os 1rans til
at tonirmeres. 3eriom be bar settle,
iaa Ital be ielo meloe fig bos Yreiten
os besjare 8cnirmation.
0ette WeQemrum pil oa mpbpirte
bet Operp9loenoe | Stitten os sipe ct
1t9rtere lotrbt for Sripilisbeben.
"Sbealismen" er npeIte Npt paa
eeiioanneliens Smraaoe. timber gers
befstousresien GibUloelie | Chicago
bolbt en- 9oftur / 8ilOipfien fra Seem
gort ct Sorebras ON, at ale Reli9ioner
MI bsr saa Up / S%oealismens &eli9ion.
ollie Relisiunsformer er M for9loeoe
os ailGss, ia9be ban; ariItenoommen
er uolepet iaauel Tom 8rnbma % Sbin'
taismen ps Ssoeoummen. Soeallsmen
er SremtibenS 8elieiun ben bill optd9e
| / Ii9 De 9oleIte Beltanooele al be andre
8elisiousr, ben oil peo fin ppbpieoe Grt
trRtte ale Gole @emDtter til Jig O9
iamle on lt9 ode, iom t6riter eiter
Sanbbeo. gt oenre npe Reli9ion8iorm
iuit life uom9rfer Jig peo no9er onlfat'
tsnoe 3rp, tan man lutte beraf, at ban
ertlGrebe, at SoealiSmen life l4rte
9rocu paa no9en perionli9 Sub, life
pad npget 2ip efter bette, oerfor life paa
uoaen Straf for bet Suoe eIer BelDns
ming for bet @ooe. SoealiSmeu iortas
iter al 9labenbnrin9; buuri oct Spbpiebe
% 9Gole i oenne npe 6remtios &eligion
egentlig beitoo fit man life bgre, Gen
fan naturli9pIs inSen Sremtio babe for
iig, beler life npaen Iamlenbe Wa9t,
men bliper en- 6Ormiloelie at en- Setts
bauuelie, iom iua man9fOloise andre
oisie Gage.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-12-24
HIS PLAN DIDN'T WORK.
A Lone Bandit Attempts to Hold Up n
Lone Bank Cashier, But Gets the Worst

A Lone Bandit Attempts to Hold Up n
Lone Bank Cashier, But Gets the Worst
of It.
ST. LOUIS. Mo-, December ga
special to the Republic from Green
Ridge, Mo-, says: daring but unsuc-
cessful attempt was made TO rob the
Farmers and Traders Bank OF this
place at about 11:40 this morning.
Cashier E. E. Durand, alone in the
bank, was suddenly astounded to find
himself looking into revolver held by
man masked with a red bandana hand
kerchief. The robbers only remark
was: Hand out the money and be quick
about it,"
Instead OF complying the cashier
dropped under the counter and made
his way on his hands and knees
to q rear door, and hurriedly
be gave the alarm. Return
ing the cashier found the robber ran
SdCh al 'siauEra - ~--slsSs---h &c WIS
again covered, but lodged behind par
titon wall and the thief beat a
hasty retreat through the front
door. BY the time the robber reached
the street fifty men were hurrying in
search of the robber. He walked de-
liberately down the main street, pistol
in hand, mounted horse and leisurely
galloped away. In ten minutes fifty
men were IN pursuit, and in less than
two hours the fugitive was captured
and brought back. He refuses to give
his name
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-12-24
THEY STARVED TO DEATH
Three People Die in Pittsburg for Want
of Proper Nourishment

Three People DIE IN Bittsburg for want
of Proper Nourishment.
PITTsBURG, PA, December "a
Within the past twenty.four hours
three deaths have occurred in this
vicinity from starvation.
Their names were Anthony DominIck,
an Austrian, aged 60 years, died In
Pittsburg at 5 o'clock this morning.
Mary WeiSsman, daughter of Henry
Weissman, Of Allegheny, aged three
years. Mrs. Decca Arthur, a widow,
aged so years, died yesterday at Home
stead.
In the case OF DomiDick, Il was de-.
veloped at the coroner's inquest that
he, with about forty others, Hunga-
rians, Italians and Austrians. lived to-
gether, each man doing his own cook
ing. Dominick had not worked for two
months, and for days at time be would
have nothing to eat. On Thursday he
procured some putrid fish. and 10 his
half starved condition, ate Of ii raven
ously, The man took sick and died
without any of the others paying any
attention 10 him. A verdict OF death
from starvation was rendered.
The little Welssman girl had been
sick forweeks, but theDarents could not
procure proper food and medicinal
treatment and it'was only when the child
died that the neighbors learned how
distressed the family was. The other
children older than the one who died
were found to be suffering from hun
ger.
Mrs. Arthur's death was caused by
sickness and starvation.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-12-24
A TARLE oF comPARIsoN
Between the Revenue From the Present
Tariff and the One TO Bs Enacted.


Tariff and the One to BE Enacted
WASHINGTON, d. c., Decem Der ga
The table of comparison by the House
Committee on Ways and Means, show
ing the Importance Of the fiscal
year of 1892 and the estimated
duties under the Wilson bill
has been printed and distrlbu-
ted 20 the members Of the committee.
The recapitulation shows that the total
value Of tho importations for the year
1892, were 1855, 339, 4O1, and the duties
received, S17S, ,O9S, ,474. The estimated
revenue under the Wilson bill are SlO7,-
$50, $40, showing an estimated decrease
0i 500, 407, 900.
Among the decreases by schedules
are the following:
Chemicals, oils and paints, duties re-
ceived in 1892, S5,697,762; estimated
under the Wilson bill, 81, l57, ago.
Earths, earthenware and glassware,
duties received, S11, ,sl9, 792; estimated
ST,723,154 ies OF, duties
Gr-.-l, -U,o26, 796; estimated, Sl2,-
631, 325.
Wood, and manufactures Of, duties
received, SS34, 1926; estimated, S577, $40.
Sugar, duties received, SIPS, 900; esti-
mated, $685.
Tobacco, and manufactures Of. duties
received, $40, 265, OG7; estimated, $780,
1874
Agricultural products and provisions,
duties received, S1O,O16, 232; estimated,
So, SS3,422.
Wool aud manufacturers Of, duties
received, S34, GA; estimated, s14,-
23S,073.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-12-24
He Meant Nnthinr-

CHICAGO, December 23.-To-day the
supposed crank. James A. Bowers, a
hotel menial, who caused a sensation 10
the Coughlin case by attempting "for
the fun of the thing" TO talk to the
jury On Clark street bridge last night
was brought before Judge Tuthill 10
answer for his condkion. He was
profuse in his apologies when the court
ordered MIN to take the stand and
make an explanation.
Bowers told the court that be knew
nothing Of the COughin case, had no
money with which to brlbe anyone,
and had merely shouted al the jury as
they were passing along, the crowded
street for the fun Of the thing. His
appearance and manner was that OF a
crank, and after severe lecture By
Judge TuthiIl he was allowed 10 20.
James X. Egbert. who held the
autopsy, testified that be could not de-
termine whether the wounds ppon the
body found Ia the catch basin were
made before or after death. but believed
death was caused by the wounds on the
head and neck.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-12-24
A NOVEL CHRISTMAS PRESENT.

An Indiana Bachelor Receives Pair OF
Red Headed Twin Babies in = Bas-
ket.
VALPARAISO, IND, December "a
The town Of Chestertown, this county,
is excited over the novel Christmas
present received by one Of the prom
insDt business men Of that town. Ira
B. TillotSon, batchelor, on going TO
his place Of business tits morn
ing, discovered a clothes basket in
the doorway, pinned to which was
card bearing the inscription, "A Christ
mas Present" Inside the basket was-a
pair Of red-headed twin babies about
month old. TillOtSOn concluded to take
care Of his presents, and sent them
into the country TO bis mother.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-12-24
Joe Chllton sick.
D 1,llnrnm % 81 Sundau Reqnts-.

sDeei0I TtI6OrGHto ~ Sunday RsotSts-.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, December %.
1t is not generally known, even in
Charleston, but Joe Chiffon, the very
picture Of health, apparently the most
vigorous Of the Chiffon brothers, is in
miserably poor health. During the
early fall he had serious attack Of
fever, from which il was feared for a
time he might not recover, and since
that time he has never regained his
former vigor. His many friends through
out the State hope that there is
nothing permanent about his atiliction
and that he viii soon regain his former
very excellent health.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-12-24
PROF. GEORGE HEINLEIN DEAD.

After Long and Painful Illness He Pass
ed Away at Columbus.
sp<etaI TSisoTdnt TO ths Rsoisre--
COLUMBUS, o., December s3.-Prof.
George Heiulein, teacher at the blind
asylum here died this morning.
Mr. Heinlein's home was at Bridge
port. Belmont county, and he
was a brother OF Representative
Charles Heinlein, and DR.. A, j.
HeInlein, formerly physician
in the State Penitentiary. Mr.. Helm
lein was an accomplished musician, and
although stone blind was as well In
formed as any Of his more fortunate
fellow men.
He had been i'll for several weeks,
and at the time of bis death his
mother. sister and brothers were at bis
bedside.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-12-24
THE BRAZILIAN REVOLUTION.

The Report That Rio Had Fallen stiIl
Lacks Confirmation-startlI Rumors
Extant
Copyright. 1895, 6v the AssOeiated Press.
PERNAMBUco, December 2S.-The re-
port that Rio de JaneirO has been cap
turered by the rebels has not been con-
firmed, but the most most startling re-
ports are still in circulation here. IL Is
announced herein q dispatch from Rio
de Janeiro that Admiral de Cana and
the insurgent war vessels are of Cobras
Island and that they have succeeded in
stopping the collection of the revenues
from the custom house which have, up
to the present, been paid to President
Peixoto.
There seems to be some serious hitch
connected with the departure OF Lieu
tenant John J. Conway, third watch Of
ficer of the Nictheroy, and OF the sixty
insurgents thoroughly posted upon the
movements Of PeiXoto's new cruifers,
and it is certain that the Avnidaoan and
her consorts are expected here almost
at any moment.
PERNASfBUCo, December 23.-All
craft have been ordered south. The
Essex, which has arrived here, has been
deserted by her crew.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-12-24
ro Amalganato Thelr OrganI.stIon,.

PITTsBUR& PA, December "a. There
IS a movement on foot TO unite both
river and rail'miners into one OIganiza.
tion. aud 10 is meeting with conSidera-
able favor. tits argued that since the
uoiform price has been established 70
cover the entire bituminouS district the
best way TO maintain interests Identical
will be through ab smalgamated organ
iz4tion. One uuiol for the 14.O00 miners
would be also more economical and
stronger.
Toe Turtle CreeI mines Of the New
Vor6 and Cleveland, Gas Coal Company
have requested the Plum and Sandy
Creek miners 20 cooperate with them
% a demand for the restoration Of wages
20 ihe 65 cent rate. IF the miners
strike Go VIII affect abdu; !, 500 men.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-12-24
10 Whits aouse Chrl,tmaa -,

WASHINGTON, December 23.-The
White House Christmas tree was light
ed this afternoon. All the Cabinet
babies and their mothers who are In the
city were present TO see the grand illu-
miuation. The tree was attended by
four men, who assisted Mrs. Cleveland
in distributing the gifts. There was
one for each child in the Cabinet circle,
and the children nearly went wild over
the beauties Of the tree. Tho President
went in for awhile to watch the fun and
enjoy the children's pleasure in the
happy event.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-12-24

JAcKsoNv1LLE. Fla, December 25.-
In spite OF Governor MitchelPs e1-
pressed determination to prevent the
Corbett-Mitchell fight, the men are try
ing to bring about the contest, and are
going ahead with their preparations.
Work on the arena is being
pushed, and everything will soon be
in readiness for the contest A. W..
Cockerill, attorney for the Duval Ath-
letic Club, expressed the opinion to the
Southern Associated Press correspond
ent to-day that there was no law on the
Florida statute books by which Cover
nor Mitchell could stop the contest
What the Governor intends TO do no
one knows. He is at Tampa now and
will not return to talk until the holidays
The Southern Associated Press cor
respondent visited Mayport to-day and
inspected Corbett after he had under
gone his frst weeks training Cor
best was found in the dressing room,
stretched upon the rubbing down Ia
bic, and standing over him were Della
nev, Prof. Donaldson and Tom Coroett,
All Of whom were imparting 20 the body
Of the champion that friction supposed
TO be necessary
TO GOOD CONDITION..
Corbstt's muscles stood out in magnih-
cent style and his skin glowed with the
hue OF perfect health. He had just M
ished wrestling with McNey, aud MS
knees elbows and collar bOne show
ed the aorasions received in the
struggle. As the alcohol touched
these the champions face was
distorted into q grimgce OF pain
from the smarting, but he explained
that they would soon become hardened
10 the work. C0rbetl's first work this
morning was with dumbelIs, then came
breatfast and a fOur-mile spin up the
beach and bauk. After rundown he
punched the bag for half an hour and
then put on the gloves for a bout with
Donaldson. Corbett seems to be get
h5Pq qdgt FFfalPpidiy, end there is no DOUBT
FIGHC FOR HIS LIFE.
To a talk this morning with Billy
Thompson it was learned that Mitch
ellis manager has finally decided that
his principal will give an exhibition at
the opera house on his arrival here.
Thompson this morning received a let
ter from Mitchell at Boston saying that
on account Of SON g necessary purchases
70 be made in \ sw York on Monday
morning, be will not leave Pbia-
deiDhIa for Jacksonville until
6:55 oD Monday evening. This will
put him 10 this city about nine o'clock
Tuesday night On Thursday morning
lie will probably go TO his training
quarters and remain there until the
contest. Both Mitchell and Thompson
confident of the formers ability to
iii the contest ends before the tenth
nd, the verdict Will be given 10
chell, but IL il lasts longer there is
ellng when 10 Will end.