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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-10-19

The following is the sppoTtlonment OF Jurors to
be returned by the Trustees OF the several town.
ships and Councimeu OF the wards OF the cities for
the year 1894, to this Clerk of che Common Pleas
Court on or before the 10th day Of November,
1888
AIliance-lst ward, g. 2nd ward g; 9rd ward, @;
4th ward. o; 9th ward o. 9Th ward, A. Bethlehem,
o. Canton, 8. City OF Canton st ward. 10; End
ward, lb 3rd ward, ID; 4th ward. ls; 9th ward 19;
9th ward, l2; 9Th ward 10. jackson. 2; lawrence.
10; Lake, o; Lexington, o; Marlboro, r. Massillon
LIST ward. 10; and ard, o; Bird ward, 49, dth
ward 8. Nlmshlllen, 10; osnaburgh, 8; Paris, IL
Perry, 8; PIKE, o. Plain, IA; sugar Greek, III Sandy
.; TuScarawas, ~; Washlngton,7 z.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-10-19
ELECTION
PROCLAMATION.

Notice is hereby given to the qualified electors of
STARK county, Ohio, that they meet at the usual
places OF holding elections In their respective
Townships Precincts and Wards, on
Tuesday, Nov. 7th, '93,
Then and there to elect by balos according to the
constitution and laws of Ohio the following State
District and County Oiiicers;
one person for sfSn,ansn, sOySrnOT, ,,0vor,o,
Supreme Judge.
Treasurer OF state.
/" Attorney General
" Member OF Board OF Public Works
Food and Dairy Commissioner.
senator
Common Pleas Judge.
Two persons for Representatives
One person for Probate Judge.
'' Sheriff.
Treasurer.
Prosecuting Attorney,
4" Commissioner.
Innrmary Director.
And also vote "yes'' or 'nor on two proposed
Amendments TO the Constitution.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-28

The rank He'll, for brutality
killing is 1csse, has been postponed until
Wednesday.
NorIcE.lThere will De a meeting OF the
| mill men and mine men OF the Atna MIL.
in the orchard, between Etna and stand
ard Mills, this afternoon at 8 O'Clock. by
order Of the WoRkAkN.
A number of the Republican brethren at.
tended the meeting OF the County Central
Committee yesterday at SL Cialrsg,,e
A Young child of Mr.. and Mrs. Teiszle.
Of the Standard addition, died yesterday OF
measles and pneumonia.
Exley & Co. will build q new ONCE for
DR.. Hogan. the new physician VINO mas
located here.
w. II. Cossi is able to be out after a severe
attack Of rheumatism.
Harry Booth. sherman at the Htna-
| Standard Mill, had his hand caught on
the machine and lost two hngures OF the
left hand.
G.. w. Robinson, OF Tiltonville, Presi-
dent of the Elson Glass Works, was In the
city yesterday.
Frank Shrodes went to Wellsourg yes
terday. ~
friends at Cadiz, O.
r. C. Swsrtz has contracted for q new
six-room house on the Heights, and will be
completed as soon rs possible.
Chas. Heslop, a pair heater on mill NO. l
In the Etna, had his ear almost severed
from his head by being struck with a piece
of sheet iron.
The steamer Climax will take an excur-
sion to Wellsburg on next Saturday even
ing. Refreshments will be served on tue
boat and q full string and brass oana wiz
furnish the music. No intoxicated per-
sons or drinks will be allowed on the boat.
Fare: 30 cents for the round trip.
Mrs. Stephens Clark and children. OF
Wingo. are the guests Of her mother, Mrs.
Joseph McHenry, Of West Walnut street.
John Hall and wife, OF OF Beloit, Kan,
are wishing the latter's mother, Mrs. Mary
Reed, back Of town.
T. p. Conway is home from Dillouvale,
and has resumed his position with hu-
kuck's Clothing House.
For Rent-The large store room Tor
merlv occupied by p. Wagner, on the
corner OF Hanover street and @. & p. K.
R.; also, three irst-class Offices, Enquire
Of p. McDonough.
SUNDAY AND TIE WEEK AT ST. MARY's.
To-day is Trinity Sunday. Ep. Rome
Il 1886, Gosp. ST. Matthew 2s:ls-2O.
Monday, Feast Of ST. Bonafacius; Tues
dsy. St. Feliy the first, n Pope: Wednes-
day' ST. Angela Mericial; thursday,
Feast of Corpus Christ: this is not q holy
day or obligation. Benediction Of the
Clessed Sacrament every evening until
the 9th Of June inclusive. Friday will
br Feast Of St. Eugene, a Pope;
Saturday, St. Anastatius, transferred from
9th ofApril. To-day one week there will
be a procession at 3 p. m. in honor OF the
Sacred Hearts of Jesus and Mary. Mass
next Thursday at S g m. The priest will
be in the church Thursday morning at
o'clock for those desiring to receive Holy
Communion. To-day closes the time for
the Pasohal Communion.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-28

Hardly q day passes in which Drs. Copeland
Bell and DaYis are not brought in contact with
one, two, three or more cases il the last stages
Of consumption. and many OF them so Affected
with the disease that they are beyond relief.
much less cure.
The history OF the majority OF these cases 10
somewhat IS tollows; some say that az soma
time or other they had measles. which induced
bronchial trouble and persistent cough. Others
said that a. oee ums or another they con-
tracted cold, followed by cough Hnd expectora-
ton. better in summer, worse IN winter, Al
tended by = gradual loss Of flesh and strength.
Others give u history OF Ia grippe, and say that
since the disease they have been subject 70
cough aud risipg OF maitery phlsgm, short.
ness OF breath, gradual less OF flesh aud
o~fs.rength. aud occasional night swsAts.
NcTPIESr OF PssNoSIToRr SYMPTOMS.
Others asaln are unable to assign any cause
for their az health. say their nrsi symptoms
we're a slight cough generally dfy snd hacking,
followed by the raising OF a thin mucus. which
iE time becomes opaque and streGked with
blood, a. times wandering pains Ia the upper
porion OF the chest aud bssween the shoulders,
disiiSe OF fatty food, dyspeptic symptoms,
gradual decline In flesh and strengto. They
tell us that the family DOCTOR 10 attendance a.
sured them u was only q little cod or bronchial
trouble. or dyspepsia, r general debility, ftOm
which they would In time Recover
SECONDARY on ALARMING SYMPTOMS.
when recovery or even Improvement In these
cases failed 20 show itself aud the patient had
lost nearly q third In weight. became pale ard
debilitated, the chest had lost either Us power
OF expansion or contraction, tue collar bone,
ribs and bones OF the shoulder joint became
prominent, the night sweats profuse and weak
ening. the otomAch symptoms distressing. he
coych persistent aud hersassing, the mucns
purulent the voice HUSKY, he bngers clubbsd
and the mind Abnormally hopeful, the family
and friends realize the situation. the true ma
ture OF the disease. rail- in another doctor en-
perienced IN chest troubles. who prohounoes 10
an unmistakable case OF consumption. Ne as'
sures the family that tn that stGee cure IL hope
less. and advises them 90 resign themselves 70
the Inevitable.
The foregoing statement fairly represents the
history and decline Of tue average consumpt-
i've. 10 is needless 20 Ssy that " the true IA
ture OF TIE case were IN time correctly dag
nosed, aud accordingly treated. as In the case
OF Mr.. 5 ewart. given below, tho last ard hope
less stage Of the disease would net have been
| reached.
! In view OF our advanced knowledge OF tho
| different forms OF consumption and OF the
different chsnges that take place In the lungs
with the different stages OF each form, And OF
tile Inventions and discoveries made 10 arrest
the progress Of these changes, there IA no ex-
! cuse Tor permitting this classof patients 70 pass
into a helpless decline. 4
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-28

formed at the home Of the brides pa
rents, In the presence Of an assemolage
of friends. a reception followed, and
the bride and groom were showered
with congratulations.
-
C. B. Thompson, the genial baggage
master at the b. &c o. depot, will be
united in marriage Thursday evening
TO Miss Sadie MeClanahsn, OF McCol-
loch street. A short wedding tour Will
follow. and upon their return the hap
by couple will go TO housekeeping al
1880 Water street.
This evening the wedding Of Philip
Wagenheim and Miss Meyers viii AXE
place. The ceremony will De performed
at the home of the bride, on Fourteenth
street. The couple will take rooms on
South Eoff street.
Miss Eva Cemley. Of Mt. Pleasant,
gave a reception at her home Wednes-
day hight In honor OF her cousin, Miss
Thing, Of Pittsburg. who is her guest.
About a hundred guests were present
including the following from Martins
Ferry: Misses Lena Mckay, Maud
Carver, Brodie Lewis and Messrs. Geo.
Collins, Ernest Hoge and Charles Will
liams.
-
The ladies' OF the Christian Church
congregation gave a delightful social at
the La Belle Street Mission Thursday
eYenening.
~
The Ideals gave q stag bowling party
at the Park Monday evening. On the
following evening then entertained a
few friends at their club rooms in the
F"ranzheim block.
~
From the Mount is taken the follow
ing description OF the annual May party
at the Academy:
"The May Queen was crowned and
held her levee on the evening or the
2ud inst, and, in the absence OF the
Bishop, Father Sullivan presided. The
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-28

OF their little friends Wednesday eve
ming. At the home OF their father, Coun-
Gilman Jas. Filan, OF the Fifth ward.
The hours spent in playing juvenile
games, and excellent refreshments were
served AZ ten o'clock.
-
The ladies' Of Prof. John Mnllen's
South Side dancing academy, are max
ing preparations for a full dress dance
10 be given at Teutonla Hall n even
ing next week. The Opera House or
ehestra will,probably furnish the music,
and one OF the leading caterers will
arrange an elaborate spread.
"a
Invitations were issuedlast week by
Mr.. aud Mrs. l.. Y. hamilton, OF WASH
ington, Pa. for the marriage of their
daughter. Miss Mamie Eleanor, 20 Mr..
John Porter Glass, Of the Intelli1cnceT
clerical force. The wedding will take
place on the evening OF June 7th, at the
Trinity Episcopal Church, on East
Bsaux street, Washington. A recep-
ton will be held AZ the residence OF tae
brides parents, 80 West Beaux Street,
from hall past eight uhtlI ERlf past Ten
o'clock.
An East LIVERPOOL exchange an
nouuces the approaching wedding Of
Harry Wali&ce, of this city, who is In
the pottery business in Liverpool, TO a
charging young lady OF Grafton, W..
~
The German Pioneers will hold their
annual family picnic and reunion at
Wheeling Park Wednesday, weather
permitting. The full Opera House Or
Ichestra has been engaged to make the
music, and a number OF leading mem
bers are down on the programme for
short talks.
Samuel L. Wood, bookkeeper for L..
Spence & Son, Of Martins Ferry, and
Miss Lauella Hays, of S%mithield, o.,
were quietly welded al the home or the
brides mother, Wednesday night. Pas
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-28
Almost a shooting serape.
sv,c.ar q.1grs,n 70 h< sunday g>g1ssr.

MARrISsBURG, w. Va, May 2T.-Mr.
A. Mosler narrowly escaped losing his
life in this city to-day. 10 company
with a party Of friends be e 10
Most's saloon, aud finding Frank Hor-
uer there under the influence OF liquor,
commenced teasing him. Homer soon
got angry, and drawing a revolver
placed 1, az Mosier's head and snapped
the trigger. The cartridge failed %
explode, or Mosier would certainly have
been killed. HOrner was arrested and
tagen before Justice H. r Harrison,
and his hearing was set for four o'clock
this afternoon. A. that time he was
too drunk to answer, and the hearing
was p~ostponed.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-28

music. Following are the ,ttees
In charge Of the affair:
On Music, Spell and Ball; Decoration,
Sweeney, Brilies and KiDcheloe; Print
ing, johnson, Turner and John WeIty;
| Refreshments, Wheat and Husemsn;
General Committee, Zevely and Wal
lace.
Edward Bohn, OF the Island, is ar
ranging for a bowling party, next
Thursday evening, in Es.ty's hall, on
Caldwell's run. A very pleasant time
is expected.
Richard Gaus, a well known empioye
of the Warwick pottery, will be mar
rled this evening, to Miss Mary hin-
ney, of Twenty-third street. The cere-
mony will take place at the brides
home.
The members OF the w. B..P. P. Club
were enter tanned Wednesday evening
by Albert and John Welty at their
home on Chapline street. A delightful
time was spent at various games. Ar
raugements were completed for enter
tanning their lady friends OF the club
with a picnic on Decoration Day.
A very pleasing surprise party was
rendered Miss Lizzie Maxwell, at her
home on Charles street, Monday even
ing. Conrad's orchestra furnished mu-
sic for dancing and luncheon was dis
| cussed at midnight. Following are the
names of the guests: Misses Lizzie
Foose, Rose NJ. Stein, Mary Kraus,
Maggie Stein, Sadie Debold, Kate Duff
fy, Annie May Stein, Anna Maxwell,
| Georgiana Myers, Lizzie Maxwell, Mr..
| and Mrs. John Is. Robinson. Messrs.
Nj. O'Neil. Charles johnson, Throdore
Graebe, Howard Miner, Will Kahn, Geo.
Tappan, Geo. Conrad, Fred Conrad,
James Maxwell, Conrad Wendell.
-
Miss Florence Reed handsomely en-
tertained a number Of her friends
Thursday evening at her home on Eon
street. The evening was spent In dane
ing. cards and other a~musements. Re-
freshments were served. Music was
furnished by the Imperial mandolin,
Banjo and Guitar Club. Those present
were Misses Mary Foose, Laura West
Maggie Ditman, Louisa R~ustemeyer,
Laura Evans, Minnie Taylor, Bessie
briggs, Minnie McMasters, Freddie
Kurner, Katie Kurner, Elite Corbett,
Maude Graves, Mollie Lemon, Lena
Saahmueller, Annie Saahmueller, Mag
gle Gather, Maud Reed, Florence Reed,
aad Messrs' Walton, Brand, Evil, Phil
lips, Luster West, Lee Hoffman, John
Clayton, Ben Catch, Albert Crowthers
John Norrington, Luke Taylor, VIM
Yost, Of Benwood, Chas. Lynch, Franz
Blower, Chas. Reed, Edward Larver
Frank Reed.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-28
SAVED FROM CONSUMPTION.

Mr. Benjamin stewart, who Suffered from
tho Results of Neglected Colds, caused
by Exposure, saved from tho Grave By
Drs. Copeland. Beil a Davis.
II had pains through tho chest and should
ers running down my arms 90 bad ! could not
sleep" ,sys Mr.. Stewart, who is employed At
the standard Mn. Appetite poor. and what
title did eat cAIsel my stomach 10 hurt. sour
stomach or heartburn, had headachs nearly
all the lime over any eyes and across the top OF
my head. shortness OF breath and pAlplta'
ton OF heart. The heart trouble caused ne 70
lo,e a great emount Of sleep. So II happened
to roll over on.my left side, would "aken up
IN a hurry.
''rhe pains became 10 bad ] had TO quit work;
Ny bowels were irregular constipation follower
by diarrhna. Had night sweats which weak
enod me very much. Obills running down my
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-28
SHOT HIS FATaER-IN-LAw.
james Richardson Fatally Injured by A.
X. Campbell.

Special Iskt0rdm 10 ne Suhuet Hs0pt".
CHARLESTON, w. VA, May 27.-News
has Just reached here that James Rich
ardson, q prominent citizen Of the town
OF Frey. was fatally shot to-day by his
son-in-law, A. b. Campbell. Last De-
cember Campbell was forced TO marry
Richardson's daughter az the point OF a
pistol. His treatment OF his wife since
that time Is said TO have been bad. This
moIning while Richardson was riding
through town he met Campbell, who
drew a revolver and began 70 shoot al
Richardson. Five shots were fired,
three OF which took effect in Richard
son's body. one 10 the left lusg, the lat
ter making an ugly wound, from which
the injured man will probably die.
Campbell made bis escape. A warrant
was issued for his arrest. and deputies
OF the sheriff are after him. Campbell
was formerly a merchant. the Dostmas-
ter OF Frey. and Justice Of the Peace OF
Union district.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-28
Mary Anderson. sssp-lashsr Dead.

LOUISVILLE, KY, May 27.-A cable
gram from Mary Anderson was received
here this morning stating that her step
father, DR.. Hamilton Griffin, died in
London this morning. He was CO years
old and had been a sufferer from
Bright's disease for a year or more. he
was manager Of Mary Anderson and
her company for q number OF years.
His remains will be inferred In England.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-28

SpsefcL Tslsgrqm 70 N. suafoV Rtgbtv.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, Nay 81
Judge Jackson to-day SET aside the YER
diet in the ejectment case OF Jubal A
Early VS.. Robert Hill. involving eleven
hundred acres Of land 10 Little Cow
river. The jury found for the defend
ant last week, and a motion 70 set aside
the verdict was made TO-DAY.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-28
The Yacht Club Regatta Closed.

LoNpoS, May 2Z.-The Royal Thames
Yacht Club regatta was finished to-day.
Mr.. Jsmeson's cutter, the IyernaA was
declared the winner Of the frat ract on
A time allowance. the Prince OF Wales
Britannia being second and Lord Duh
ravens valkyrIe. which Is to . C foA
the America cup, third.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-28

Monday was the twenty-ffth birth
day Of Mr.. Hugh LetZkuS OF the North
End, and his friends determined not 20
rmsernit the day 10 pass unnOticed. A
Surprise was planned, and az eight
O'Clock about fifteen couples called uu-
announced az his home, No. sos Mar
ket street. In dancing and kindred
social diversions, a most pleasant even
ing was passed. A midnight luncheon
was not the least enjoyable feature.
-
A merry assamolage at the residence
OF Judge and Mrs. Co.,. l.. Cranmer, on
Chauline street, celebrated the forty
fourth anniversary OF the marriage Of
their host and hostess Monday evening.
The affair was entirely informal, the
reception lasting from eight uptil alter
eleven O'Clock. The guests were re-
ceived ia the parlor, where they ex-
tended the warmest congratulations 10
their host and hostess. Al elegant re-
past was served at a seaSonable hour.
-
Murray NJ. Henry, Of McKeesport, q
former we'll known young jeweler OF
Wheeling, will be married 70 Miss
Rachel l.. Holt, an accomplished young
lady Of that city, OF June Sth.
-
Miss Maggie Drew was rendered a
surprise party, Thursday evening, a.
her home about two miles out CaldwelIs
run. About fifteen couples of her
friends went out from this city, and re-
turned at daylight next morning. The
evening was spent ln the usual social
pleasures, and at midnight al excellent
luncheon was discussed.
-
IN resDsnse to invitations received by
many perSons 10 this city and vicinity,
q number went out TO ST. Clairsville
Friday night, 20 attend tho annual 70.
ception rendered the High School
graduates. A ball was given at the
Court House hall, aud supper was
served at the Hotel Clarendon at mid
night.
The fourteenth birthday OF Miss
Belle Earle, was appropriately ce,e-
brated Thursday night, by a surprise
party planned by q number OF her
friends.
The Electric Sparks opened their
new club house IN the East End, with
an enjoyable reception last week.
Meister's full Orchestra furnished the
music for dancing aud promenade.
Despite the warm weather, the dance
given By a number OF the younger So
ciety folks, at Franzheim's Hall Mon
day evening, was a signal success. The
attendance was large, aud the assem-
blage a merry and cOngenial One The
Opera House Orchestra discoursed its
sweetest melodies, and q programme Of
twenty dances was very pleasantly dis
cnsSed. The affair was originated and
managed by Mr.. Guy Scott, and TO his
efforts much OF the success was due.
Among the guests present from other
cities were Miss Ida Collins, OF Quincy,
Iowa, Mrs. Charles Hughes, Of Atlanta,
Ga, and Mr.. 4. NJ. Lee, Of Richmond,
Va.
The "Cold Turkey" banjo club had a
pleasant seance at the home Of Or. j. K.
Manley, on South Chspline street,
Thursday evening. Some excellent
music was heard, and a splendid lunch
con brought 10 a termination a delight
ful evening.
Miss G~eorgtana Watson was at home
to q number of friends PVday eNning.
Hor residence in Martins w the
scene OF 3 merry assem- 2e
hours were whiled away in
cial amusements, and a sd
en- was served at 3 seasonal
-"
Master Eddie and Miss Nd
gave a joint birthday party &
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-28

tor Rev. J. NJ. clover, OF the Mt. Mo-
riah Baptist Church, ofhciated. Mr..
md Mrs. Woods, after receiving the
CONGRATULATIONS Of their many friends,
left on a short wedding trip. Upon
their return they will make their home
In Martins Ferry.
A quiet but very pretty wedding took
place at four o'clock Thursday after
noon, at the residence OF Rt. Rev.
Bishop Kahn. Only a few intimate
friends were present. Rev. Father Nc
Eligot. rector Of the Cathedral spoke
the Impressive words which made John
busch and Miss Bertha Straub man and
vile. The happy couple were then
driven out the National road, returning
to partake of an elegant wedding sup
Der. at the home Of the brides parents
on the Island. In the evening a recep-
tion was held. A large number OF In
vited friends were present, and all en-
joyed the merry occasion.
With en- excellent luncheon at the
Fort Henry Club, Mrs. G.. w. Steenrod
entertained a number OF her lady
friends, last Thursday noon.
~
The annual commencement ball OF the
linsiey Cadets will be given at the
armOry hail, on the evening Of June
16th. Extensive preparations are being
made for the event, and II promises to
surpass any previous affairs OF a similar
nature.
About ten couples OF friends OF Miss
Often rendered her I very pleasant sur
prise party at her home in the East
End, Tuesday evening.
-
The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson
Noble, on Virginia street, was the scene
of a Joyous aSsemtlage Wednesday even
ting. Master Berger Noble entertained
a number Of friends from six TO ten
/ o'clock, aud proved himself al excellent
host. Killmyer played for the terpsi-
chorean pleasures, and various games
were provided.
Yesterday afternoon, a party OF young
ladies aud gentlemen from the Island,
gave a picnic on bridgeport hill. The
event was . very enjoyable one.
Miss Florence Reed, Of Eod street. a
few evenings ago, entertained a number
| friends az her home. Dancing was en-
gagged 10, and at an oppOrtue hour, ex-
ceilent refreshments were served.
Friday evening, Frank N%Orrington, OF
| Eof street, had 8 large number Of in
vited guests az his home, aud q most en-
/ joyable evening was spent in the usual
social diversions.
Miss Anna Reymann was az home to
a number Of friends Friday evening.
The soiree was given in honor Of the
Misses Bahleem, Of Chicago, who are
visiting friends here.
The moonlight excursion given Thurs
/ Day night on the steamer Liberty was
one OF the notable events OF the week.
/ The evening was cool, aud the crowd
was confined 10 the cabin, but Mayors
| Baud made excellent music, and several
! vocal numbers were rendered in q
/ pleasing manner. The Kings Sons, OF
( the Zane Street Church, under whose
! auspices the trip 10 Steubenyllle wa:
/ made, realized i handsome sum on the
! affair.
Miss jennie Umbrecht was rendered
a very agreeable surprise by number
OF her friends, TO honor the ST niversary
I OF her birth, Monday evening. Dancing
and c1rds made up the program Of )
della Asul evening.
-
B. johnson, pastor Of the
keet Nj. E. Church, spoke the
words Wednesday evening
Miss Nora Dnnlap Mrs.
The ceremony was per-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-28
NEGLECTED COLDS
The Reasons That So Many People Die Of Con
sumption, Which Kills tbout Nine Out Of Ten
Who Die Of Disease.

T~wo-Thirds OF the Deaths from Lung
Trouble Might be Avoided ~ the Ca
tsrrhal Conditions Which Tend to it
Were Treated and Cured-Heed the
Warming Signs.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-28
las Hefased 20 Interfere.

GUATEMALA, Mey 2s.-CommIssion-
ers from Nicaragua sent by President
Sacaza have arrived here TO ask this
government for aid and Intervention 70
but d|ln the revolution. But Presi-
den/ rios refuses 20 interfere Until
~a1asaIted the other Central