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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-03-09
rMn cII1LnnEN nrnNrn.

T,RENTUM.-S. Glpill aud wife attended
the funeral of friend the other afternoon,
leaving thei- two children at home. Two
hours afterwards they arrived home finding
their two children in bed with the bed in
flames Before the lire could be oXtinguish
ed the daughter aged years was burned
ed to death. There is no hope for the other
child. The children had been playing With
ire
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-03-09
ArpIrou orNruN orro0's rrrorr

II I>HRIsBuEG.-Au General Gregg
first report, Just ISSUED, shows the receipts
tor The year ended November 3d. 1892, 10
have been a., 2iG, ,iul So les. Than the pre-
ucdiBg year This large difference is due to
the fact that in the revenues for 1891 was
the payment Ia the State of Sl,65htll l3
and l,3I5, 600 of taxes winch had been N
litigation. In the past year there Were no
revenues of am unusual character. The re-
ceipls in 1891 were Slj,OO5 lGl e and in
lsJ1 SO, IiS, I5J OS.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-03-09
ACYCLoNE IN LOUISIANA.
Two Persons Killed and over 40 Wound
cd. Fine Property Destroyed.

cd. Fine Property Destroyed.
Marksville, La, was visited by q terrific
cyclone, which left death and destruction in
its wake. Two persons we've killed, Maxi
millian Broullette and child OF Mr. La
horde. Forty people were wounded, some
seriously, The two Baptist churches aud
half the residences and business blocks
were demolished.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-03-09
PRESIDENT HARRISON PAID OFF
The Accounts of the out-Going Exeeu-
tive Closed 70 Date.

tive Closed TO Date.
A few days ago President received his last
months pay in the shape OF draft for Si,-
lGG G7. Friday he received another draft
for $40 20, representing mis- pay for service
as President for the first three days of
March, and closing his accoun. with the
Government. Each incumbent Of the of.
tice Of President is paid tie salary OF that
office beginning with the DAY OF his inau-
guration, so that he gains in the beginning
of his term what he loses in the end The
presidential salary is at the rate of Sl3s SO
a aday
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-03-09
Five Persons Burned TO Death,

The Ic-idenco OF Cyrus Lee, abouy four
mites north Of Greenville, Ky, was con
sumed by ire Thursday night Tho occu-
pants, Cyrus Lee sister aud brother wife
and child. were burned with the building
There is no Que left TO tell the tals of how
IL originated.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-25

The Calumet and Hecla Mining com
pany has donated 10 those dependent on
the ten men killed on the lith inst
5000 each To the widows. 81 600 Ia the
heirs 81 the single men and $50 To the
orphans. The total amounts tn s31.NN
B-sidr- this about $3.50 has been do
naie,l by citizens and x.sc is received by
each from the Miners club. mutual
insurance association.
Jacob Eitzcma. a Grand Haven grocer.
happened to look down al the floor and
saw blood. Tie moved. and the blood
likewise. Nr. Rif2cma promptly tainted
and staid in that condition until doc
tor had tied the ends 81 broken blood
vessel
sam Rcties. the ST Clair county evan
gc.ist. IL Wild because come enemy IN
Port Huron has teen writing letters To
l-arccr. stating h. IL "a fraud. The man
Il t'od II AZ present a child 81 wrath.
Since her hig TIRE Saginaw citizens
have written the water board. asking for
better fire protection and that the lay
ing - mains begin AT once So that the
unemployed may have occupation.
The 80 irammers employed i'm the
Calumet aud ilccla mine refused TO 20
'o work an their regular shift az -
Iclock Monday night. and the mine dad
not start until tins morning.
When there IL "A runaway NJ Big Rap
ids the local papers speak Pleasantly ~
the running powers 81 the horse. and
suggest he l. promising candidate for
the American derby.
W. :. Linton. MAYOR ~ Saginaw. has
cent several communications 10 cities IN
the state saying that outside aid IL not
needed. Saginaw having raised siJ.OOu
FOR the tire suffers.
Fay City citizens are asking the
school bnari Why some IL The teachers
20 the Williams school were discharged.
There Is trouble ahead for the board
Will IIiltourn - Muskcgon has eaten
twenty four bananas IN twenty minutes
o. win ELL lie H. now looking FOR the
chief banana eater among the dagos 9
\ deaf mute hoy fell into Nuskegon
lake Monday. He could not swim. and
lad named Bolkens plunged in and
saved him frou drowning.
Jackson Police raidci a gambling POINT
Sunday and &. ". hre-s. on. 20 the cap
uve-. comcs out IN Communication
against gambling.
Doc Bentley the Lansing desp"rado.
says he has teen hanging around Ian
sing ever since his escape from the
Mason Jail.
George Tslhurst. Juror in tho Rev
noisl- ease. had a strok. - paralysis and
the entire casn may have 70 b. tried
again.
Flint people are visiting Saginaw "a
-es. for themselves how bad the fire Was
and the subscription paper continues "a
grow
Merrill. Ring 4 ca. 20 Saginaw have
sold their Canadian timter - the iiol
land EncFy company fnr ss"pfs0 cssh
jackson caught tag end - the Tues
day bow hot ihNrr vas enough energy
IN ~ e. uuroof several builins
Dr " Yuiil. charged with manslsugh
ter has heeu released from the Port
Huron lsil IN sscrp bonds.
The s-ph= - olive, college hal 70
cer;ion AMI banquet tenitsrei them
Nonisy GIT
The Port Huron Epvorth league has
csishraied - fourth anniversary
\ careful estimate - the ln~s by the
saginaw ire plac'a y AZ s-s"o
Tho C.tis.n's hank q f.dssrA-bury
has been rnorxsuizsd
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-25
Travelling Mem. social Session.

Preparations are all completed Tor the
first s-ssion - Post r. Knights II the
Cup. ~hish ~iil be- held Saturday even
lng an tass hail Unique invitations
have teen mailed 10 the members 81 the
pet, and every member Is expected In
bring non member with him. Among
the special features III the evening Will
be the following: Quartet. W j. Nc
lanes. NJ Ncinn-s. N. Schulz and ".
Stuart. sDlois;. j. A. Morrison. recita
ton. Miss Cora Phillips; piano, Fred
anil Dick Warner. Jr. Doug with HE
fiddle, viii - present.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-25
LEGAL.

DFOraTF ORDER STATE ~ Nichissn. ccan-
- . kers - ~ = SESSION, - ti- probate
e.,s.. q. =. A en,.afv - kers h.i.s >, sh~ pro-
bate s.elfs " she ct'y - tfraaf Psgtts. - t'-
rtth 8as - Ma - 'is year tfsyussbt
stxAs h.,r4+r-f -nf ntaess ihre~
Present tsTus y frfstrs frfsTs - Frohsse
Il sts ~ .fs-r q ~ state -
TFHpiN A<u - HiNnLtp A~~~ss>t
A. trssratrr.f SIS -rlffug rssrPer'ire - -
49, a. fl s7.s ssrf - sast fss-~es sea.
hs~ies f,s.s, fifsi y 'hts csfnys - frssh@te.
fs = a~sier~d fhst FrifsY ths - asT -
fsfsr f~ea - sen rless - 80 k-r~es-Tr ~
~ ,rr.s.sf@ cave ~ srvoans~ss fos fsrastnx
ss4f f..afrafr.l.ss
49, b., q f..~4hrs e--fer~ss fs.f rs-sfr - 'Afs
-.si-f 80 ratt fshssi thres ss,rees.sen ~sks
r@.r "a. e, ssfs .faS - h-s4sns &. fa~ rsfsa.f
80 sfrrsis = Eaaff -s~sssfr@r ssftass-t So
ssrf-. a.fas fe 80 rssrrif ~ htrf
tEst - rFEkFNx
"A t-ne slvs h. he - f'rs.fssts
n.sa. b. ts.sts- Hssssser Tier tssc -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-25

Buy DIR. koch's German nerve pills
for nervous people. Guaranteed To cure
weak memory. loss of brain power. lost
manhood. nightly emissions ard all
nervousness 10 either sex. Price 81 or
six for -. Dullam's German Medicine
company, Flint, Mich. sole agents for
United States and Canada Sold ia
Grand Rapids 10y Scribncr 4 Aidworth.
No. - Monroe street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-25
Isuriai Permits.

James Hathaway. Hammond, Indiana.
Watson cemetery. PARIS township.
Katie Holland. By ron Center. ST An.
dre~s; Maud Tyler. Union Benevolent
association home. Union City; Bruno
DeCommer. No Us Third street. ST.
Andrews; Ida +. Dorthy. Oak Till ave
nue.. Gr-.nwood, Walter Avert. No. ---
Emerald street. Valley City.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-25
DO YOU BELIEVE IT?
Have You Any Grounds for
Doubling These Certificates?
These Are Questions for Every
Reader to Ponder.

For overR year DIR. Rankin has placed
these certificates in the papers for the in
syrc,ion of the putlic. Thousands have in
vesfigated them. but never yet have they
found them ovcrdrawn. In fact numerous
people have told the doctor that in every
cas-. they Investigated they found the half
hail not been told.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-25
4 Surgical Opera ton.

For the cure Of Piles is always painful.
often dangerous AMI useless. and invari
ably expensive; on the other hand there is
y new. certain cure. perfectly painless.
gives instant relief and permanent Gun
AMI costs but u triie. 1t il the Pyrami,.
Pie Cure 1t II more certain cure than
a surgical operation. without any Of the
in,ense pain. expense and danger Of AT
operation. Any druggist will get 1t ~,
YOU
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-25

= ~res Railway 'o-'ps".- Fe--,s
f,.rnstfy tE'snss'

Atf.tle r fsht frim baair-ss IF a
.nnti.seart a.eefric 8xht@ scat nuzi.
M ths, ar an.i a sF,,s.ily crosd q l-opl-
rsssi. Raeas lake v,,rrp thsn ssnalr a.
ffssfive 'saf eight u vs. the far-uai
-s~aiux q the grand new paw lsn
.s,se,s.si hv the en@ inissesi Sir~a' Rail
sse r,irnFany ara though the sw va.
a. aris that a. s,vprs- - go rssf.'rfly
-r-,fisfahl... th.,.issfra- = f~-~aus trk
..ivsafaae = The f,-rt zsra g. fitf th 20
s~a. a,trsssting plars = snfrrts. nisns
Tht Hs--r~ra- ~'''h hcit - npfiiar
sngr.'r in the spaC.ors dinirx hsii ~
a. s4.-orS ilo.sr There spre stose 90
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-25

DECORATE ORDER state - srhissn.
j comfy - 49,. =. ~ sr~ssDn - ths
rrs,.ss - ~fsnrf - ssia cauufy - krof ifid
- fhe probate fsff@e a. tfsy rrfy - f,raDd Rap
80 -, tsse ss-<3 DAY - ssr " ttf Fess
49, tisssnssrd esF'lf hnn5r-f snt riff'F 'h-re.
frs-srsss tgrsss y Perkins. fuAga - frssext4
- 81, matter - ~. state =
fttts> tpg fsts< - see@sss>d
lc.An tsrdes h.efBs SD - $50 rGrr' his
srctftifn- rFsyfns fhsf flt~ shelsl -trsfsfsn ~
- IT ~s.sss - sra-fsfi - - 4 ttt.fra frsss
a. ~ s,rs.-ssi ftsf frstsF f'F~ tSft a-T -
fslna ise1 ~ 80 rlcTt BE- the serrsts~lr -
sstf rersHss~ ssescs. - spt-afn's-i ~ h-sfifx
- a E.rfsssssc
saA IL = ferthsv o~te~ef. thsf csFg - f.sis
rs-saf ~. tsssfai sfe~t fhr-~ sTscr~>s ~s,-s !
frrs.t..rs - So ass - fssaFarF ftH fsr.n-f
bansf Hars.f n. ~ rrw~. = - Tr.f ss-t sssf
etrsaisssae ~ $50 egsaF.'5 - ksnf
AAUs . FFFssNS
"a -Htss ~..f.t t-ftra ~ F-f.-ss..
HAsst q ss~stt. k,~sssst. tlsEs jssss Is
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-25
,ssnA~ss present The foiics ING usn'
- serxei:

ssnhess PRESENT The foiio~ ins menu
go sersei:
lasiar Sxafs-l OaseA
Cream Ut Csssrs scss.
lAks >Hserss.x What's FISH,
LangtEs fossioss.
Cslses ss.ss B.. a.is "a fslsFaio@f.
sflfs.1 Tomatoes.
Hssf--r-s tissS PUMA
spsiag thleksa, Ass~raser ttps.
ss.aIaess tOssiu-->
-bFimP Aayannal-e-
stSa~s-uscs. les tt~sisl.
takss
ta.a~tnbert ch~~-- bsnts CrseksrA
tohs~.
AZ iooieios-k discussion on csp'tai
panishmsut was otrnei By NJ. NJ
Hou.eu.an aad y a. eontinu.L b.. other
Speakers until the lsast car left the sAke-
Other visitors al the las-. laet night
amused themselves by lis.ening % the
nu-~c from Warzburg's band. IN eoai
riding or stroihng about the nionn ist
walks IA the groves. 4 large party from
III. I>onaFd's Sous 4 Co.'S retail store
visited the lsAc. The gusst II Ni-s Miller
~bo 10 socn 10 lease LeonaFds and wss
giving her COMPANIONS boat ride.
There we're many other smaller parties
enjoying the opening IA their own sPe-
cial Ssys Many found entertainment
Ia dropping their nickels IN a slot ma
ehlne and hearing the CHATTER down It's
Unsuitable throat ana strike with a dis
hesrtening thud on the bottom of the
pan. Occasionally some lucky person
Mould Pot his nickel ia the right aide
AMI draw out II cents. The ice cream
tab.es were literally pstronizei. consid
eFiog the chilly state Il the atmosphere.
AMI everybody SEEMED glad that the
time Tor opening the pavilion had ar
riy~i.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-25

E,~crsstlcn lay MAJ a. me e . W "
rsi~aY VII rnu al sseuFensr p tt'ara
f,escf. i~sving { bieu sfsfsfn a. -
m snd is~~ims -. tsseh -sfwrnirs ~
~ - haeEsse ~sr 81 - tvovtsiesf
o. sors lonusosisfe tasr~a xishing b. tsss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-25

For nineteen years Nc have ss'sd this
hransi a. oaE beet. IL has pFOsea the
cheapest Your nsi.hbors use q. AK
t.cGn sissat IL. Telephone la TOR a
isngth. Phone "a
NsAfaEgLS 4 ptIrG
u aud sii Pearl street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-25

Lulu S.onc. No AZ White street.
diphth-ria; Foster kenN.ck. No. "a
State street. scarlet fever. Ray Sailors.
No. IL, Williams street. chlcaen pox.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-25

hssuUsgc. etc Rossdirip rst~ 81. Mac
at4 ga hotrl - oEeB. tAs nshinx - good.
and gos-i tiae can he bad at thls fas
orlts resort. Gfo. DsHAsss.
Geo. Pas. Ageat
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-25

When Ups recpive rosy Hush
Ard tssih hecofne darling vhits
Rancsts tas ef,srfs q the brush.
When ~pTpiDNT - use,i Alright.
The mouth be.,on4e- sweet. pure aad
warm
ani che frr=h breath a. osiorou@
charm.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-25

All those ti.O chairs at Heyman com
panys have not hes-n sold. A few re
main. which will be closed out
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-25
CATARRH OF THE STOMACH.

ca~e ia point. showing that DIR. Rankin
j. >kiIlful in thi- disease. II that Of Master
Louis Thompson. His father. who is con
ns.,ei with the general Office of IN. Chicago
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-25

pesut,y your h1rs pr dsllar
ysn cas- procure q spieudid chaif -
Hsynss connpsnT. r. value
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-25

A home - incomplese without fine
display Il tableware. The Hcyman
ompany arc selling . iuo piece dinner
set. gold stiified. for oD75.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-25
THE My1 M KkxLS ,,i. the l at ,ss
Western Beef A Provision Company.


Don't miss the sale II unclaimed Rag
gage 81 the q. X |. company on Thurs
day. May -. at 10 IA. M. at No. - Foun
tam street. Hartman's block. 4 chance
10 make your fortune.
r WILSON. Auctioneer.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-25

0I"I"f""tI" game and poultry.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-25

IDRoRtTE ORDER State - Michigan eoun.
~ ~ heu' A. -s.s<suu 81 the Trt.
hate ceu~, fir I'd ecunfy ~ Neat, heid ~ the
rrs,bs'e ssfiice. m fhe ei'y 80 t,r.nd kspid- IN
The Hath day - MAY. ia toe yesr one thou.
s.nd stshi tunjrcs, and ninety ,br-s.
Irss.a.. fgss y Fersins judge n prr,sstN
10 tiie matter - the estate 20
DAVID u MILLER deceased
NJ iusfrufHsn NJ m writing puft-orfiNg IN be
TIE lss. vtil and tests rnsr' ~ aid se~~sSed
having s.cn ie-i IN shi esurt Zoe probate
~ - ordered that FRIDAY. No sah dsF -
Juae. Ter 81 ~ . clock m 'he fcr-nnor. ~
ssia p's.hst~ ofisce. be appointed for PRIV lns
san Instrument.
Asf ~ q further afyiers-t that rory - ,hi-
sTdrr ~ lsat4fsh~si shrce sssrrsasfve wssks pre-
stosts ~ sad dss - h~stine 90 'ie ftrsnd Rap
ID Hsrsid. daily nsssSIaT,er printed sn3 cir.
sslsfi.g - -ssd c,nn'y n ker'
tNkt~ TFPki>S
fssss cory judge ~ f'ctsate-
Hsbsy n @ssEsH. REGISTER. w. iuns
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-25

q We, Michigan X. r.. ~sys: MY hos for
several vars had been troubled with some
h'ad and stomach trouble. III. food would
no, diear, sell and he would have frequent
attacks ~ crampins pains in the -tornach
tia, would lay ..ifn up. Vii. stomach would
boai up and sometimes get ~our. His no.e
vas constantly filled up and tho mucous
would drop down into his threat. We did
eTorything for him bat without success
Finally took him To- DR. Rankin: he i'm
uledia,cly diagnosed the case ss one of
cs'arrh 81 the head and stomach. ! can say
Nth sincerity that the catarrh Il the s'omse h
- absolutely cured: he has No trouble With
D. in any form. tho mucous no longer dro,~
into his throat and he has stopped that hawk
ing and splitting. My vife and myself can
cun-cisniiously commend the doctor skill. -
Reference. w Ave hundred cured patients
In this ci'J alone.
fr Rsnkin is . graduate ~ Ann Arhor ard
has had y>srs ~ experience in his spectsIti--
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-25
Thla 10 What.

Wanted a timer at Van der Veen 4
Witman's. l0si Monroe
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-25
LEGAL.

IDROBtTE ORDER State ~ Michigan.
j County 81 keHt. ~ session 81 the
probate CONT for said county 81 ksst. held NJ
the probate Office. in tho ri'y 10 Grand Rapids.
and the md day &c Mar. in tls ,eSt ubc
thousand cight hundred and ninety .;brse.
Present. Cyrus y Perkins. JUDGE 10 Ts,bsis.
In che matter 20 the estate of
ALBEIT ". NltHii. f>N ORTIZ. deceased.
Allen Durfee guardian 20 sad minor. having
rendered to this e"urt hi- final guardianship
account md rendered to this eour, bis rc-isns
tr,n ~ said trust
N - ordered fhs, Monday. the 18th day Nav.
leg af ton ocifsk H. the forsnu-su az said pro-
bate ofiicc. ~ appointed f"r the examination
and allowance 81 ssid account.
Aud ~ ., further or,isrs-i that a copy 81 this
S,ry,sr ic Published tbrss successive vesks PRE-
vicn- 10 ssid dsy 81 hearing IN tho Grand Rap
'd- Herald. a daily pH~sIerer printed sni car
euIa,inx in ss,d county ~ Mem,
CYRUS = FERhI>S.
a true ropyl Judge of Probate.
HssRY y. Js~EIL. Register. thur ma, =
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-25

Reference. w Ave hundred cured patients
In this ci'J alone.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-25

nr Rsnkin is . graduate ~ Am Artpr ard
has had yesrs ~ experience in his sperisIti.-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-30
LIVE STOCK.

EAST LIBERTY, PA, December 29.-Cat-
tie receipts, 40 head; shipments, $50 head {;
market, nothing done, all through con-
signments.
Hogs-Receipts, l 800 head; shipments,
l,4OO head; market steady; all grades 8 30
40 10.
Sheep-Recelpts, 200 head; shipments.
200 head; market, nothing done, nothing
on sale.
CHICAGO, December 29-Cattle receipts.
$500 head shipments, 1900 head; market,
steady; stockers - l0a3 10; others s. 75a
4 so; cows ST S5a2 rs
Receipts, $4,000 head; shipments,
5000 head market active and 5alOc high
er; heavy and rough 81 75a5l0 packers
and mixed s. 20a5 90; prime heavy and
butcher weights $ 35a5 45; prime light
So 35a5 40
Sheep-Receipts, 10000 head shipments
2, 200 head market steady; natives = 5oa
3 so; westerns . lOa3 80; lambs, 50 00a4 %.
CINcINNATI, o., December 29.-Hogs,
in good demand and higher at 81 00a5 40;
receipts, 1000 mead; shipments, 1000 head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-30
SOUTH SIDE BLAZE.
Hannan's Cigar Factory Destroyed oy
Fire Yesterday Morning.

Hannan's Cigar Factory Destroyed oy
Fire Yesterday Morning.
About o'clock yesterday morning
there was a FIRE on South Chapliue
street, entailing loss Of about 81, 600.
The belief prevails that robbers forced
al entrance to the Gig ar store Of Han
nan Bros, 2611 Chapline street, robbed
IL and started the fire.
The cigar store was demolished
and Hannah Bros. lost about
ST. 900 worth OF stock, about half
Of the loss being covered in
ne Fire and Marine Insurance Com
pany. Fred Nolte, the grocer, Ot
Twenty-sixth and Chapline sire cts,
owned the building, valued at 1875.
There was $500 insurance on the struct-
ure with the German. John Rickus
occupied the brick dwelling just north
owned by AIr. Nolte. The damage 20
this building was $500, covered by In
surance Co the German also. Mr..
Rickus loss 20 furniture, etc, will be
$50, covered by insurance. Louis
Bonnenberger's tailoring establishment
is south of the cigar store, and this
gentleman suffered an insured loss Of
$780,
William Knowles, a REGISTER news
boy, saw smoke ascending from the
cigar store. The lad gave the alarm,
aud Louis Hafer sent in an alarm from
box 50. The department responded and
did great work Ia keeping the fire in
bounds. The buildings there are mass
for whole square, and a much greater
fire was imminent. After an hours
hard work the hremen succeeded in
cOnhning the fire 20 the cigar store,
aud 20 The slight damage TO the other
two buildings
A BEGIsrEE reporter saw one Of the
Hannah Brothers, and he stated that
he believed the building to have been
set on ire. The combination on the
change drawed had been forced and So
taken. FOttv-slx dollars on a shelf was
left undisturbed and was saved.
Police say they saw no one prOwling
about the locality. Mr.. Nolte, owner
OF the building, would not state whether
or not be believed 10 was the work OF
an incendiary.
Mr.. Nolte will rebuild the cigar store
st once.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-30
WAY NOT BUILDs
Two Good Glass Factories Could be
Erected for S15O,OOO-

Two Good Glass Factories Could be
Erected for S15O,OOO-
The sentiment Of building two new
glass factories in this city has been
steadily growing since the failure Of the
project to buy the two old plants from
she u. s Company.
Subscribers TO the stock Of the pro-
posed Companies are discussing the
question of building i'm all it's phases,
and there Is q very general sentiment
that new plants throughout could be
built for the same money subscribed
under the purchasing agreement.
President ID. w Baird, of the River
side Glass company. a glass man OF ex-
perience aud success, is quoted as say
Ing that two factories, as good as the
present Central and Hobbs works, could
be built for S15O,OOO aud be operated
under one management so as TO make
money and restore the business to
Wheeling.
This comedies with the views Of many
who are now practical glass men, aud
something may yet come of the matter
q the proper gentlemen can be gotten
together
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-30
PRODUCE

CHICAGO. December 29.-John Cudahy
and other shorts bought freely to-day;
New York also bought vigorously, prices
advanced at Berlin and Paris, and wheat
went up here and closed with a gain Of &c
Corn was firm and &c up. Oats were
active and prices higher. Provisions
were firm without much change il prices.
Flour, unchanged. Wheat, cash No. ,
spring 6O5Ec: No. 3 spring, 56a6lc; No.
9 red 6Olsc: December 599<a6O55c, closing
at.6O2zc; May 64JSa655Sc, closing at 65S5c.
Corn, cash No. :, 341Sa3i$5c; December
341Sa345kc, closing at $3.50; January 34s5 a
34%c, closing at S45Sc; May 3Sl{aSS5sc,
closing at 3S1<c. Oats, cash No. 2, 2s1Sc;
December 29a299sc, losing at 29c; Janua-
~ 2Scc; May 295sa30l4c, closing atSGssc.
Rye. No. ?. 451<c. FlaXseed, 81 40. Tim
othy seed, 81 25a4 80. Mess Pork, cash
SD '75al2 So; January $40 50a12 55, closing
at $40 521<; May $l2 6215al2 721S, closing
at Sl2 6715. Lard. cash, S 20aS y; Janu-
airy 81 IS: May 81 625z. Short ribs, cash,
S6 60a6 90; January s. 45a6 90, closing
at So 521<; May IS 50a6 60, closing at
So 80. S6l ulders a6 25s6 50; short clear
So 75a7 co. Whisky, 81 Is. Butter dull;
creameries 2Oa265<c; dairief lSa22c. Eggs
dull and unchanged. Receipts-E'lour, r.
600 barrels; wheat, $4,000 bushels; corn.
BIS. 900 bushels: oats. 24S, 900 bushels: rye,
500 bushels; barley, $1,000 bushels.
Shipments-Flour, 1900 barrels; wheat