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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-13
NEw-NOBBY-UsEFUL

Call and examine our handsome nne OF
FsII TVColans. Foreign and Domestic, snd
e,NhracInr every novelty in medium
VTeipht OVercoatin gs, 5uiJings and Trouser-
Ings, special attention given to fashion-
able get up. Fit guaranteed anu prices
80 aDdled IN all sizes Office Goats In
Grew, BIue, SLACK, neat and comfortable
RitZer Jackets, brown and black, unrlValed
for warmth and dura bility.
100 dozen fast cOiOred SenIaIeSs nSl'
Hose at csc pair just reeeiVed'
Dent Gloves, Eighme shirts and Iuli
Iino of Gents newest furnishings.
Nno "a G, HESS & SONS,
Fashionable Tailors aud Gents FURNISH
ers. 1921 and 1928 Market street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-13
FURS,

Space prevents enuner-
ating prices in this Fur De-
partnnent. Everything that
is new and nobby to be
found in this Fur Depart
ment.
Fur Capes from $500
up.
27-inch long Fur CapeS
$500 up,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-13

MAKE arrangements to partake Of the
delicious lunch at bursts Thursday.
Price, so cents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-13

The ToRTUREs of dyspepsia, the SUI
ferings Of scrofula, the agonizing Itch
and pain of salt rheum, the disagreeable
symptoms of catarrb, are removed by
Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-13

HAVING purchased the ''White Front"
Saloon and Restaurant, l will sell my
place of business on Main street, In
whole or one half interest, to response
BILE person. 2. J. GAVIN.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-13
Gentlemen

Wear our $500 hand sewed shoes; the
best shoe ever offered in this city at the
price. All styles and widths. The G.
C. Shoe Co., 1143 Main street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-13

SEE STACY ADAMS 81 CO.. celebrated
Cordovan ana calf shoes.
J.A LOCKE SHOE Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-13
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
A MAN LIVES
IN HIS SHOES.

Some men even Idle with their
boots on" he owes himself good
shoes-comfortable shoes. He
can have comfortable shoes for
very little money. II he wants
hne shoes stylish ones they
cost more. Whenever kind Is
desired we have it, and at right
prices, too.
1t doesn't cost any more to
make . good fitting shoe than to
make the other kind. Takes q
little care, that's all. We buy OF
makers who appreciate this fact.
A good example is our $500
SHOE. 1t comes in all widths.
all styles and all sizes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-13

STACY ADAMS & Co.'s mems fine
shoes. j. H. LOCKE SHOE Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-13

HOOPS PILLS are the best after-din-
der pills, assist digestion, prevent con-
stipation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-13
just Received.

New kraut, pickles and catsup. EAR
NITs Bros. 81 Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-13

BUY YOUR Xmas articles at the Kings
Daughters sale at bursts thursday
afternoon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-13

Grand Opera House-Gray & stephens:
Rive Choice INSTRUMENTATION n. b.
WarmRn.
Phiteesi Shoes-Alexander
H-re'sa Chance-Stone Il Thomaa.
stacy Adams II Co.'S Fine Shoes. Il. Locke
Shoe Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-13

Bargains in Guns-I. G. Dillon i Co.
Coal Vases-Nes bitt n Bro.
Lost-Ten Dollars.
Wanted-Money to Loan.
I oct hoo
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-13

BARGAINS
Secondhand
Organs.
Mason q Hamlin
Is Stops)
$500.
Smith American
e Stops
$500.
Estey
(6 Stops
$4,000.
F. w. BANNER & Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-13
just Received.

New crop of New Orleans molasses
ZARNITs Bros. & Co., Wholesale Gro
GERS, 1910 Main street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-13
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
TnormomeIor ssscOrO
Index to New Advertisements
SECOND PAGE.
To Art and Article Workers-Geo NJ sneoE
FOURTH PAGE

THIRD PAGE.
Embroidered Handkerchief Sale-Geo. R.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-01-25
Elopement in High Society.

AAVPomoAt IL AISA 0VVAovys
The beau monde Of New Ulm awoke
Friday morning to find that one of its
"4OO''had eloped with clerk in one Of
the large Dry Goods stores. The lady in
the case was one of the best known and
also the best looking society bellies of
New Ulm and had many seemingly elig-
ible and wealthy suitors for her hand:
but none seem to satisfy the capricious
damsel till one evening she met this
Knight of the Ribbon department. at
church social, and it was case of love at
first sight. The youth reciprocated, and,
no doubt, braced up with the idea that
ssfaint heart never won fair lady,, asked
the paterfamilias for her hand, and was.
met with a prompt and indignant refus-
al; but tsthere's never puzzle in life SO
hard but love will find the way and
the young and loye-lorn swain IN count
ing up his surplus found he had $4,000
which he did not think would be OF any
use toward furnishing a house, but his
fance persuaded him to inquire what he
could do at the new and elegant store Of
Louis Buenger, corner Minnesota and 3rd
NorthStr. where eyeryt thing can be found
50 tasteful as to suit every body. While
looking through everything and after
everything was selected, ACarpets and
to furnish FIVE room house fit
ted up in elegant style, they found that
it costed them only $147.0O. Fortune
surely smiled on this couple and without
further ado they made arrangements the
following week and were made man
midwife. We wish them q successful
and prosperous career and hope ere long
that the irate parents will BE reconciled
o the match. By request d those inter
ested the names are not giyento the pub
lie. ST
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-07-28

Of precinct No. I to ureoinct lin. n.
Z md With said precinct line to 4, q. y
Clark district line, thence with ~
district line to Grant district lin
thence with eaid district line to 4,
beginning. -oo
Voting place ct West M;l6,,s
school house, 3 booths. '''''
a. !. Lopcr, Pres
yonS F. sr1nn.
3 b. SroU1.
A copy attest,
+ N. Lose, CLARK.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-07-28

rr41.-. H.. 81 al
tonng pince at olArshviIie school
ho''ss' . booths
UNION pis1KicT
:, ssee,oct ~ 4.-l5eginping At
Soept1oPs of!uge' thence nof'b west
n r we isaec's ereek road to The
I, county iine, and with tue
Dooaf'ags county Inc 70 the Lewis
4. county me AZ sish SAID county
me sna ssrss,t district g line q begins
mig Is <
citing place d Burnsidss school
inouss . boo gig
! sssiact 2 sginniag y
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-07-28

THE HANDS05fEsr Lazy I'M
yli.arkspnrg remerked 70 q friend H..
esnef ak that she Knew Kemp i I3sjss~
l. soE sne fhroet and hnngs vas q anne
l'2r remedy, IS 4 stopped her couch -
SANITY when other cough ren1e3jes ~ 4
70 eslssct whAteyer. Any drnqeisf iii hi
$iyt3 yoa q sample bottle free s,, ~
BEETLES 5ocand ~
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-07-28

~ i..|SafN,s 90 co[n:' or '"'''' "
y hrs,s 3 p stout, s'oocy u' ? mona,
ana Aon g stout thence "''o mo
e fln 9 g '5rssit a'ssric' n1c oc''cc
y 'siq district i'ns 20 " o*,o' ma
4 e I 9,o PIKE spa VIZ" PKG
Ia 2 Semessry Street 20 20 Hn'p 'f'''
sa 81 wa.s' sls.p g 2'z'u 0o
Win Y "a s l! y g IKE street Che '*c'
81 neginninR: /.
Z, q. oting Ipisce g = mayors V"ce' o
booths.
ttecinct N o. o. pc lunifiH ~ tne
corner Of sixth and Pike strs6ts,
thence with Pike street east to Elk
creek thence up Blk creek to Elk
district line, thence With Elk district
line 10 Grant district line aud with
Grant district line 70 line Of precinct
No. and with said precinct No. 2
70 the ginning:
Voting place &c Room No. s,
court House, s Booths.
Precinct i i Beo;nn;oo IL
Elk creek brid1s 81 Pike ztreal.
thence VIM NH ssrealS "a Njt j;sfr;rt
Ina. chance Win 'distr;cf I;ns "a = 4 T.
Simpson district line. thence with
,,s,, J, ~. I ',;a. H. ~ ~, '
western bike Ss sad With said bike s'' 70
The beg;nning a \
4 Va, 4, 4, I. i. Il e..
!, ! Gns plAe'' ~ ~ t'oeso' 'ufse
SSs q I, ,..,..
e 7, W. DEst,sa
Psss as!'s,. ~ Y 4 Embracing 81
a9et3 lnnang ~ isne mouth Of Hooinr
SON. :. = run, thence Westerly Q straight
line 70 residence Old q. Hartiesty,
thence : lass 2 straight line to the forks q
t y! road where olen's run road,
i Y =; the 70 e binson's run road
then ca. with the ~ kobinsor 2 run roadtc
sthe forks OF the road near FLETCHER
tsopinson l. residence, thence BY the
road leading TO 4 Midi ebonrn pike,
9 thence ris up said pike till yot, come g
y sartlls district q line
yoting place, mbesport school
house . booths. 4 5ss
Precinct No. 2 eginning ~
mouth :. Of Robinson's run GLOWING
Inc Ct precinct n g, ] t y! rssid ence Of
A0S a
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-07-28

-..----.-.
Az regalarss q tie County
Court IF Harrison county, held Mon
day, July l0tn, 1891. q
Present A. ! Lodge, President;
and j y Stufm md b b Stout
associate conmi1sioners. 4
Puruant "a Section s, Chapter 25l
cf the Actsl oI ] 8D3 the court proceed.
ed 70 lay Of the inaRiste rial districts
| into voting precincts Is follows: g
coal. pisrEIcT. II W "a
Precinct No 1 Beginning &
! the river bridg go on the rthwestern
lrurnpilxe thence with Tie line Of
ICiark and Coal districts 10 tho Ter
mile district line, and with the Tens
mile district line 70 the Sardis dis
)strict line, and with SAID Sardis dis.
trict line 70 Eagle district line thence
With said III gle disttic t line 10 the!
West Fork river and With said river
10 THE beginning. " \
Vote at Adsmston school house,
3 booths. = II I:
Precinct : No. Z ginning at the
river bridge y ginning corner Of
precinct No. 4 and run North with
West Fork river 70 mouth Of Simpson
creek thence up sad creek to :,
Of Jack run, thence to top of ridge;
on d line west Of the residence 81
saPhronia and Lloyd Smith 20 road
Ilr,esi residence ot Columbus Riley,
thence with said road to Bartlett
school house, thence sontherly to top
Ct ridge above the head OF the East
fork Of Fall run 80 as 70 leave all
residents on Fall run west OF said
line, thence With the meanders cfsaid
ridge g, top OF Pianicinnick thence
.to y. Y q. u: u At the point where
the road crosses said railroad near
the old Werninger house, thence.
west with said railroad to the water
station, thence to the pump house,
thence 20 north terminus OF Chestnut
streets, thence with Chestnut street
Y; Y IKE street, thence with Pike
S .ssvs , as ossnwsssssn suelp'ke 4
t = <. q a, \. u :,
1, ~. g.sa' s'sonas = s'ore mousse 2
sN p...s II " y 4, u
sS. = ", o.-'e ss .inn'ng az
Sos1eI III Iike y s.reess
anu alOuQ fGlk6 SkEe6b ana N Ortiz
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-07-28

n :. -.
orossss Ieomlls creek, thence with
Preo!oc' line No to bridge nesr
fss'1epce OF > = Rogers, thence
north with Eagle district line TO top
Of ridge dividing Little Elk from
Laurel run, taence alopg said ridge
and with road lsadipg down 70 the
RESIDENCE Of kichard Nesbitt, de-
ceased, thence With iddlebcurn|
pike to the Baptist church below
Wallace, themes 70 tho top 81 ridge
dividing penmile and Rock Camp
waters, thence With sid Ridge 10 The
point where the Middlebourn pike
CROSSES !'' 'l. :s, poa ds,dee comfy linss
thence with sad line 70 the TenmileE
d;st,;s, H. H. 4. ~ ~. snsnSg WIN ssao
49, ~ ''s I, = W " = i,ez 1pn,
g,1se ,to W. 3 i, Tvs = " "
p.;a IN W s'e 7 n y, Doosnss
u;,,,'is si :. : & q, ss wnsrs
r+',.ss' 4, .s = ssssss qeflage'
~, H. ~, sssn0', = s,sn . 10: q Pre-
t,s,,as III. \, " ], ,sss W sps
~, 's H. Y ~, r.ae y, y. HlsslAct me Y
,.,,s, 3 ssaas s. n,s aha WIN
~; ! Nv, VIZ Y " eszel county
III, TIL - " s.zsl county ,'ne e
Dotldr;d 81 an q III 4 - ~ I, ;s 3.
Votinn I, laca x NJ .itsca 5 1 ". Ill
sYstps6xs ,,sr,ps ,s Z
prec;ncf ! n n, & Z II g, 3 81
nine It IA East ana IN b I ~, Is 4
t,snce Nth tba q q q, i Is /, J. IT,
IN; q =. -, !. We
No. j north of Z sa; d; y; i,oaa I s, ma
Precinct Nj 3 sor ,t Il ss;d' &; t.a ~
Ia nrec;ncs Il = = s,s sa.s sa.'spso !;
bonsa Is & 4 3 ~ - sonool
fS'prss;nssG 5 'sot e9' Y
Store j House 4 bon :, i, I, = ~
81 Il. !. .ssSsSs.
g 1s.s & 81 n s sa,tE =, '.!
+, .ss.nS ~. y: !. i'egs nnlng at 9
M si;,s 'sssaS. ilne between SAID
~ 49, 3. lassslcs ana l1oddr,dge
Il 81 ~ o,sla,ng NE waters Z,
I'M. II - 4 a =, 4: sons 2,
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tween 80 run and a 1sbst fss 3. nv 7, !,
ran tl,enc,s M ", ], q Y, S !
sIlineSto sorts sssN ~ ~ ana Z 'o,l
Brake g 4 4 y 1sind y, - n S.sI.
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precinct I 4 r, Ia ~. 4 4 s..4ss:a
Is resisl sscs u q s.'sys a.o sag run
line "a ia haS; I y ~ =, sasnce q
cludaI Il lrss; - :. ns - 81
forl p, ~. ~ a.serso !. ~
Nos Il d 'e''usae'ss "a precinct
otiprs place !. s;,lam III $, ], /,
sssIPss 4 81. Bsgienisg 4
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-07-28

h ~ mn h, I 81, n =, 4. !.
yun Az *. N, int f6eiiy 81 e. in.
3 ING y II gcnfr nal tichiliiS 4 ~ -
!, \. ~ yfs}tfN IRON lsIIrEif&
" Htl erie you, cleanse cp.ir ifSrr. ot,d ~,
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-07-28
cLAnK n1srR1lcr.

Pr cinet No. Beginning at the
point where the Northwestern turn
pike crosses the Tenmile district
line, thence with Northwestern turu-
pike and Pike street to corner Of
Sixth and Pike streets, thence with.
Sixth street to Main street, thence
west with Main street to Cemetery
street, thence with Cemetery street
and Weston pike to the Grant dis.
trict line, thence with Grant district
line to Union district line, and with
Union district line to Tenmile dis
trict line and with Tenmile district
line to the beginning.
Voting at the Office Of the West
Virginia Central Agricultural and
Mechanical Society at Clarksburg,
8 booths. %
Precinct No. 8. Beginning at the
corner of Fourth and Pike streets.
and with Fourth street to Main street
thence with Main stree. to alley west
OF the court house and with said
alley to Mechanic street, thence with
said street to Second street and with
Second street and road TO top Of
ridge and with the division line be-
tween farms Of L. ID. Jarvis and j. j
Davis to corner between lands d
j Dauis and ]. j. Duncan, thence with
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-09-30
THE DEAD COME BACK TO LIFE.

Remarkable Experience of Two Wash
in%ton Island Wen on LAX" Michigan.
STURGEON BAY, Wis, Sept. 26.-Tim
and Tom Coffee, father and son, fisher
men Of Washington Island, have been
restored to their home after a remark
able experience in small boat on Lake
Michigan during a terrific gale, and
after they had been given up by their
friends as dead. On Thursday of last
week they left Washington Island in
small skitf to lit their nets. \ heavy
fog hung over the lake and, their com
passes failing to work, they missed the
island. 4 storm came up and drove
them out in the lake. All dav Friday,
Friday night and Saturday the gale ragged
and the boat was tossed hclplessly about
10y the heavy seas. To add to the dan
ger and suffering of the men, binding
snowstoTm prevailed Finally, late
Saturday night, the men managed to
run their boat into the Foxes, near the
foot OF Lake Michigan. The men had
been without food and sleep for forty
eight hours and were almost exhaust
ed. They made several attempts 10
leave the Foxes, but were unable to do
50, owing to heavy seas that were run
ming. The steamer Weetc0tt came
along Saturday night and rescued the
men and landed them finally at Wash
Ington Island. All arrangements had
been made to wake the men, who
had been gjyenup for dead by their rel
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-09-30
ACCOUNTS In A BAD MUDDLE.
What the Expert Finds in Investigating
-ha Affairs I Z Man-1m.n Ran1

wb,+ -, C,,,,- C.,-o 81, i,,,-+...--.-~
"""' '"C I'po. '..0 .' 800 -
tn9 ArraNS II q Md1r1"55 6371
NAxrrowoC. Wis, Sent. o3-peop'e
who nIaced confJoncn in fine s,.,,7,,t,,
- S.,tl, r,lil = -,
w 'I0 |'".0 I'"iiN 'i h',"','"''
ana the business lnethoa7 Ol Ifesi-
dent Barnes and Cashier Barnet
will receive a shock when the report on
the examination into the affairs nf tb,.
horl, i r,o3a ,,rII;. ~, s.,,.,,,.,,.,
which is IN course OF preparation.
will make some sensational disclosures,
and rumors that followed the death OF
President E,rnes and tha IrnvDir., nf
CasI,;ar p.r,at e., f,,,- Inv. I,+a,. viii
G",,I.tId. ', I', o,.;,',i -, III
douptitss he revived VIE. barnes ,'''''
suddenly at 'AarleVoiN, Mich; where
he was VISITING fe!duICS, and Mf- bar
net 9ody was found IN the river en-
tangled III a tlsh Inc, II beng supposed
he was accldentaliN drowned.
Ihe testimony OF the expert engaged
to investigate the affairs OF the bank, 50
lar as 1t has gone, shows that there i no
stock ledger, giving the names OF the
stockholders; that there Is no loan tTll
discount register, and that the tIiaI bal
anCe record OF individual accounts Is
also missing. With these exceptions
the banks books are III line with
those OF wcll-rcgUlatcd banks. lue
deposit record shows 10000 not
accounted for in the ledger
A letter from the comptroller
of the currency in 1891 was produced
in evidence, advising the directors To
raise an assessment of 10 per cent. ON
the stock, as he had found tslp
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-09-30
WARSHIP RUNS AGROUND
The GamD8rdOwn, Of the British Navy. in a
p8fl0uS Position.

The C3mD8rd0#n, Of the British Navy, In a
P8fl0uS Position.
1oNnoS, Sept. Pa dispatch to
lloyds from Malta, says thatthe British
hattIeship Camperdown ran aground
there to day while on trial trip. She
had just left the dock where
she has been under repair as
result Of her collision with the unfor-
tunate Victoria. She ran bow on 10
rocky bottom in twenty-five feet Of
water. The CamperloWn as this dis
patch Was sent, was hard and fast on
the rocks but she was not leaking and
every effort was being made to float
her. The CdmperdoWn Will be remem-
b"rcd as the monster IrOnclad. which,
oil InpoH, Syria, ran into and
sank the British Mediterranean squad
ron flagship Victoria, causing the loss
oi hundreds Of lives. Two powerful
government tugs are trying to pull the
Campcrdown afloat The accident was
due To the breaking down of the steam
steering gear. The Camperdown is a
steel barIctte ship, having eighteen
inches of steel faced armor, and carry
H. loUr b'i-tOn guns, six 5-tOn guns and
many smaller rapid fire guns. The un-
Iueky war vessel is Of 10000 tons dis
placement. with 5tN indicated horse
pc Ver, and has an estimated speed Of
seventeen knots an hour She was
built IN l~s5
4 dj-patch from Malta, received this
afternoon, SAYS that the Camperdown
has been tle4trI
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-09-30
CROWDS SEE THE EVOLUTIONS
ODD Fellows Furnish an interesting Pro-
gr3mM9 at the White City

ODD Fellows Furnish an interesting Pro-
gr3mm9 at the White City.
NoRLD'S FAIR GRoUNDs, CHICAGo. III.
Sept 26.-Odd Fellows of high and low
degree began a three DAYS celebration
1t the fair to-day, and from the manner
IN which they commenced the their
festivities 1t i plain that will
attempt 10 eclipse any event
OF a similar nature vet
attempted at the exposition.
The orderisavcry popular one through
out the | nited States and Canada, and
representatives from all of the lodges
were here IN gala attire. Before noon
II was estimated that over 10 taO ofthpm
had passed through the turnstiles.
Those OF the Informed Rank attracted
attention everywhere bv their bright
rcgaua. They came down to the park
ON boats, trains and Columbia coaches
and swclled the attendance up in the
hundreds ofthoUsands.
The exercises of the dav began in the
stock pavilion where handsomely uni
formed cantons drilled for prizes The
seats IN the big ampjthtatcr were filled.
This was followed hy individual drills
Ihrrc were competitive contests be
tween subordinate lodges on the gov
ernment plaza. Five hundred picked
men oi the Iatra"chs Militant gave
an SNhlJH'oh "i the WoopinE ot colors
an" NTGHS p3r'de on administration
Pi4>d' me FORMING on crosses and
o'het Hlii'aly manoeuNres elected
storms of applause from the thousands
OF spectators. The most important
event was the conyeniug Of the Sove-
reign Grand Lodge in the rooms If tho
h"tl"ua' commission.
Nhnui noon festival hall was filled
"!li' "a" FoII"Ns. exercises OF an IN
NJ sl'..| ,'''' Ia, ''I '''' p'eh prepared.
Ri f'ii, ,''' ~ 'Il' i""H 'a'e
" ~ ~, ~ ~. hT'"h
~ i't''. is''"'' VEL '''Id IN ;. ros',
77i"i'' 7m3i' ma Nil"' .! '.t II"hd ,odEe OF
i'iiI"lN' "d9 lhlI"du'td ana made
S'"''I"I speech. +. :. t"n-
N"H' EIIlh MASTER presided.
MAYOR carter tiarrlSon made
'Ht Ntl'oInhlS HPt'Gh. An address
yA'T1HIIIiIhS 'l' h"SPltaliueS OF the order
IN l'ih'I9 10 il' sovereign Nrand
l.',u-' anu NiS''I'E 'dI f'llo"s was
H"""t ~ +. :. conway VINO was chalr-
man "I lh' general committee OF ar
L"hECIilth'S. MS was responded
10 ut'IhEiN hN Nrahd SIRE u.
!. 'amPheii, OF London, Ont,
on hehah OF the Sovereign Grand
i.2uGr' ana fast GRAND Sire
h'ILSs /. sander; OF l"nkers, y. \.
hthGh''''"h was lhth pT"huRhrcd 10y
Iit Irit htN. : W. N'h3niT' "i hentncky.
i.'N w 'u,"f '"'Ic VI" l' promenade
.,I I'..,,. '''',' my "'''H 't''l'l"h
i,;i i'..;i ri "' 'ii' "" IiK STATE
p"i'l'i'E' me I"uSh'eTS Oh hehthAh,
nI''I'l S"'l'iN' gave reception
ia Ir'l,", nan ai,l 4'yF an lntrrna-
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-09-30
FEWER PRESIDING ELDERS No w.
Important Change Mad" lay th" Methodist
Conference at Fort atkinson.

Important Chang" Mad" hN ia" Methodist
Conf"r"nc" at Fort atkinson.
Fort ATKINSON, WIS, Sept, 2l-Ihe
MsAudist Episcopal conference Was
nrnrn,Iad thus af,.r,,,,,,,, Inv ono hmm, eff
taI.,,iN,,,I ..a,..;<a. I.,.;,,,,;,., -
"cr o'L'ii"t u, S'' '''''A ",3'I,'''''- ''
0 CLOCK. Inc report OF the districts
was continued. At the conclusion of
the report several visiting ministers
were introduced. Alnon@th"m WAS the
Rev. W. Bowen, coi"red, of tn"
Western MISSIONARY society, The or
der OF Conference WORK WAS E!d
ASIDE. fnteeD minutes was gwen
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-09-30
RIO AGAIN UNDER FIRE.
Bombardm8Nt Of the City Resumed by the
Rebel Ships.

H2Do SHIPS.
IoNpoN. sept. 26.-A cable message
received this afternoon from the man
aucr of London bank in Rio dated
lU j. NJ to-day saws that the rebel
squadron resumed the homhardment
ot the capital of Brazil this morning.
Tin" forts replied To- the fire of the war
ships. after which the latter ceased fir
inc and retired out of range. The
damage done to Rio De Ja-
metro l. not known, hut it
l. said To be heavy The warships are
also reported to have suffered from the
ire Of the forts and on several of the
rebel ships the shells of the forts are
sad to have caused death among the
crews In Rio there WAS also
loss Of life and destruction to
property, but full particulars were un-
oh;aIuable " hen the dispatch from the
manager of the bank was sent. Santos Is
also reported to have received an
other Visitation from the rebel
ships bIocklding that port. but
the report l. not Vet confirmed. All
shipping l. now shut out of Santos and
the rebels have thus accomplished the
object they had in view when their
ships were first sent 10 san
to~-to deprive President PeiXoto' :
government Of the revenue he was de-
riyiug from the custom house there,
which was Il considerable sum OF mon
trade with Europe and the United
States.
Reports reach here that revolts
against President peiNoto have occurred
in several of the states of Brazil and
thar na. Si+r-3riDD in he interior i worse
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-09-30
VARIETY THEATER BURNED.

The casino Vaudeville at Spokane,
Wash. Destroyed hy Fire
~noN,>r, Wash, sept p. The Cast
no Vaudeville Thcater burned to tile
-aaaud at5o.cIock this morning. The
dunag.- are $1,000; partly insured.
fh. t.cater had not been used
tnr s"un time and it is be
l.Nea lhat tine fire was iuccudiary.
~trNrrA, kas sept ~ Fire AT an
rar.y hour TINS morning DESTROYED
property valued al SO, ,ano The insur-
tnn Il small ~n~~au Bros dealers i'll
'aalhrr. Nrry the heaviest losers.