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The evening world., 1894-05-29
PETROLEUM TO RIVAL OLEO.
Chicago Mems scheme to Combine
II with Vegetable Oils.
(By AABOciated Presa.)

CHICAGO. May 29.-William II. Lee
and Fred C. Laird. of Laird & Lee. the
pubiishers. and Alexander w. Winter
have secured patents on a process for
combining mineral and vegetable oils,
which. II 10 claimed. will revolutionize
the manufacture of butterine, oleo-
mArghrine. compound lard and other imi-
sfnfion products OF the packing houses.
1T III expected by the owners that the
newion will enter into competition with
the cotton and cotton-seed oil industries.
md prove another bonanza to the pro-
,dncern OF petroleum. The owners OF the
patent eay they have refused an Offer
of 4. 100000 for their rights.
The evening world., 1894-05-29
MORE GOLD ENGAGED.
Thursday's Steamer VIII Take
S1.1OC. TO

The steamship Havel, which sailed for
Europe to-day. took out 100000 gold,
Of which L~adenburg, Thalmann & Co.
shipped $500, 900, and Heidelbach, Ickel-
heimer g. Co. $500. 900.
The former firm has also taken $500. 900
to be shipped on the steamship Augusta
Victoria. which sails on Thursday, and
Heidelbach. Ickelheimer & Co. will for
ward $500, 900 by the same steamer .
The evening world., 1894-05-29
WHOSE SON Is HE2
step-son Of t'silver" Flint H~esitntes
Between Two Fathers.

(By Associated Press)
eAN FRANCISCO. May 29.-Miro de
Lamotte. a tenor singer, is in doubt
whether he Is the son of w. A. Collins,
Of Hartford, Conn. or John b.. de La
motto, who died in Philadelphia a few
years ago, leaving Il large estate.
! Two years ago in Chicago he met a
woman who convinced him that she was
his mother. She was the widow of ISL
YER Flint, long with the Chicago ball
team. Hnr story was that she had. when
quite young. married De Lamotte. hui
left him and gave her child to Collins IN
y adoption. Mrs. Film accompanied ID
The evening world., 1894-05-29

a fuII ACCOUNT OF Wall street ahalrs VIII be
found in the 8 O'Clock Edition OF THE Evening
World
The April statement of the Chicago,
the bea:s have peen making ali manner
Of for a week or more, proved
to be Unexpectedly favorable.
The gross earnings decreased $494, 752,
but as operating expenses were reduced
500. 70S. net earnings were SIZE. 956 larger
than last year. The fixed charges were
$22, $50 less than 1893. The net result of
the operations was n surplus over fixed
charges of 40,322. against a deficit of
$98, 5l4 in 1893.
AS soon as these figures were made
known the bears took alarm and rushed
to n 3-s. Sugar and Chicago Gas were
also prominent, the former selling up to
lO1 IA and the latter to "a. The floating
supply of stocks generally was small and
there was an Enthusiastically bullish tone.
The evening world., 1894-05-29
Woman Murdered In Florida.
my Associated Press,

II WIN %"
JANSEN. Fla. May 2s,-Miss Carrie Kaser. about
twenty two years old. was found murdered In
the woods near here last night. The head had
been severed from the body and there were
signs that she made a desperate struggle for life.
Armed bodies OF citizens have been securing the
county looking for clues to the murderer. but
NlIhnut snCCess.
The evening world., 1894-05-29
'WEALERs WORRY DENVER.
Chamber of Commerce VIII Con-
slider the Coxeyite Question.
Inv Aksoclated Press.l

IBy AtsOcIHteu FTess'J
DENVER, Col, May 2a.-The Chamber
OF Commerce meets to-day to discuss
VIA shall be dom with the Common
wea!ers. There are about 1900 here now,
n more are making for this point, and
the matter Is serious.
Superintendent OF all trunk lines run
ming East are here to be ready for any
emergency, and spies are among the un-
employed to watch their movements and
give notice OF any intention to capture a
train.
The evening world., 1894-05-29
rarkersburx, w. Va. Republican,


Thy Associated Press)
MARTINSBuRG, W. Va. May 9Th munich
pal election held here yesterday was a Waterloo
for the Democrats. The Republicans carried every
ward In tho town for Mayor and four out OF ave
for the Council. The vote In one ward Ia a tie.
John II. Wilson, Republican, Is elected Mayor
by a majority OF 229, Al the last municipal
election the Democrats elected their Mayor by ~
majority and four out Of the Ave Councilman.
The evening world., 1894-05-29
His 'weaiers Proved Tramps.
Dy Associated Presa.)

COLUMBUS. o.. May 3s.-J. c. Kosher. whu
left here on May u In command Of thirty-siS
coxeyitss. and who returned Saturday night, says
he found his men were mainly trsmpA, who
threatened depredAtiona unless given food. Nher
he left the crowd II went to pieeeA
The evening world., 1894-05-29
One Drowned nnd Three saved.

Wy NE"V|FWN0V TFNNN
bristol. h, L, May 20 As Patrick Moon.
Robert Roylcy and James MclIenry we're rowIns
Max Dolph, Of the l~ightship, out to his station
this mornl1g the boat upset Mchcnry was
drowned and the others narrowly escaped.
The evening world., 1894-05-29
Garment-workers strike.
my Associated Prsss.l

BOSTON. Nay D.-rhs oarmsnt-worksIs
Union. q this eiy. aas three new strikss on
to-day. all Of IN employees In the f.e,shss Of
Lsnahi 4 nsloen. - nssss. street; uolaeaea 4
- ~ az ! ssss sssEsss i ifzss.
The evening world., 1894-05-29

whea Baby was aick, We gave hor castoriA
When she was q Child, she cried for Castoria.
When h became Mis-, she chung 70 castOria,
When aAe bad Children. che gave than Castori,
The evening world., 1894-05-29
Fort Wayne rolieemsa STRIKE.
CBy Associated Press.)

VI WIZ FFNE"T
FORT WAYNE. Ind. May zs,-Ths streets Of
Sort Wayne were parrolisd last niEht BY lsss
than ons-hait the usual police force. The nav
Republican Board Of Safety last evening An.
nouneed the namea Of twelve patfoimen who
would be dismissed from tho force neat Friday.
pALadsd the strssts In unifSfm. but FsfoAsd 70 n
police sgg.
The evening world., 1894-05-29
An Expert

Manager-You say that o are an
actor and desire an engagement
Actor-Yes, sir: that's my wish.
MAnager-Wm you please recite n few
Mnesf
Actor (striking an attitude)-WM you
b kind enough to advance me ave shil-
lingg ON my nrat weeks Balaryy-Lon-
don TIt-Bits.
The evening world., 1894-05-29
ss.bsed I'm a narroom Brawl.
tpy AssOeia,sa Prss..l

tBy Associated Press.)
NEW HAVEN. Conn, May ss.--wiiliam Cur
nm. q brakeman on the Consolidated Railroad.
was afabhsd four, times IN the back last night
~. II Ii alleged, James Healy. OF Worcester. In
bar-room hrswL Curran's condition Is pre-
Carlonh. HeAly escaped.
The evening world., 1894-05-29
Political.

ANTI-TAMMANY 18th Assembly District
meet tonight at Bambach's Hall. 74s 10Th
7. 80. to march from there to nj
dell's Hall. 4ith st. Members and friends ar
spectfully invited. Andrew Delser, Chairman
The evening world., 1894-05-29
FRYE THE CHIEF 'WEALER.
Gets His Commission as Commander
from COxey.

CINCINNATI. May 29.-Gen. Frye
just before leaving the city Yesterday,
received a commission from Coxey, as
Commander-in-Chief OF the Common
veal army of the United States. Gen.
Frye has started for H~yattsville, where
hi will make his headquarters.
The evening world., 1894-05-29

nES1oNfA. Mich. May s.-w. II. Thacker.
prosaiisni ~ religious and political eirclss IN
this county. has been arrested on the charge
y p~elfpnins his wife. who died quite suddenly
The evening world., 1894-05-29

A young man M woman called Mt
the. Health Department yesterday and
told Clerk Goldman that they desired
to get married. They were told that
marriage certificates were not issued
there. and the couple hurried away to
find a police magistrate at Mr. Gold
mans advice.
The couple did not give their names
or address. but 1t IL thought the young
woman is Miss Schweiher. They Were
very nervous.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-08
VHlT 4 NUISANCE Hg ISI
The Nan who IL Forever Dragging About
E.la Health and StrenKth.

The Man who IL Forever Dragging About
hts Health and strength.
Most o. Us have met the man who is forever
Dragging about his good heAlth-aslf that were
any merit OF his. he invites US to feel his mus
Giles. and 70 thump him On the chest Says 10
was never sick day in his life etc, etc. He
may be virtuous and intellectual, as well as ro-
bust, but he is a great nuisance.
"And never touch drop Of stimulanss,
sir" he says.
Vssy we'll. friend; II you don't need stimU-
lants let them alone. The same advice appues
% pills aud plastors. But please recOllect that
mOsg people DO not keep themselves up % a
simply cant. They are depressed by long
hours IN the cold air. Their feet get wet, anu
thsy droop IN ill-yentilated rooms. livery
community. during the cold mouths, IS Iull or
peopie who are on the brink or sickness. ana
might have fallen over a. any time, unless they
saved themselves with pure, health-oestoN-
these ars the people that tell how greatly
they have been benefited by Duuy's Pure Malt
WhisSey They tell how 10 toned nerves aRd
stomach; how it stopped that nasty, obstinate
little cough, and supplgnted languOr and weak
nesI with snap and Wig r.
To do this wnisSoy must be as pure as
Arctic ice. II DuTy's Malt did not meet all The
requirements Of "a medicinal article Of the high
est rank, g would not be SO much IN demand IN
homes and hospitals.
ft aids convalesceRts 70 get back the lost
treasure Of health, aud 10 braces enfs sbled cons
ltitutions against sickness. Ask your drug
Eitt or grocer fer Dufys Pure Malt Whisky.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-08
The Tabernacle Property Sold.

BROOKLYN, N. Y, December The
Brooklyn Tabernacle property, in Ciin-
ton. Greene and Waverly avenues, was
last night sold under foreclosure pro-
ceedings in the old auc tion room in Will
loughby street, noted as Hugh Nc
Laughlin's headquarters. Charles t.
Wills, who held a second mortgage on
the property. was responsible for the
placing OF it in the hands Of the sheriff.
There was only one bid OF $1,000 and
it was made by Mr.. Wills, over and
above the amount due Russell Sage on
the first mortgage. As the amount due
Mr.. Sage is SCI, 76O, Mr.. Wills gets the
big plot for about $4,000, which is
S17, 600 less than 1t cost the Tabernacle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-08
nrsINnss mArrER.

The plan Of Secretary CARLISLE for
reforming the currency was not recon
mended by the President SIS the best
that could be devised, but as one that
could be advantageously used as basis
for currency reform. In this light it is
being considered by the leading fnan-
ciers Of the country irrespective Of
party, and the discussion will do good,
though the plan be not adopted. 1t is
plain that something ought TO be done
on the line proposed. The greatest
peril 70 the credit OF the government
lies in the easy facility with which the
gold reserve In the treasury may be at
tackled through the medium of the
treasury notes. Whenever the bankers
want bond issue they can gather the
greenbacks 10 circulation and present
them to the nearest sub-treasury
for redemption in gold. Having thus
exhausted the gold reserve, a bond is.
sue is the only method OF replenishing
Il, and the greenbacks having been re-
issued, as required BY law, the process
may besrepealed indefinitely. 1t Is an
endless chain carrying out the gold as
fast as il is put IL. II Mr.. CARLIsLE's,
Or some similsr.plan, be adopted large
amount OF she green6acks will be tied
up in the form OF security for the bank
circulation that will take their place as
q medium Of exchange. Under the
present system the government can
Only replenish the treasury reserve by
Yelling bonds; it can get the gold; bub
rs Secretary CABLIsI.R remarks, it can
aot keep il.
HENRY CLEws, the well-knOwn fnan-
.lsr, says; THE Recommendations
which Mr.. CARLIsLE makes seeonding
those Of Mr.. CLEVELAND contaib much
merit. The Baltimore plan, upon @hieh
their recommendations are founded is
= very sd fARs-oRe Of ths best 80 iST
q
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-08
RooKWoop PoTTERY--EwlNG BROS.
mROOKWOOD POTTERY-
~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~New Stock just In
- EWING Bros. A'' sss. '@a Pottery.
LAsr SIC ur.s BowLlNe eAnEs.
Wonderful Work of the Pen and Pencil
Team-Other Games.

Wonderful Work of the Pen and Pencil
Team-other Games.
The most remarkable thing which has
happened in either League this season
was the defeat of the Lotus team by the
Pen and Pencils at the Musee last night.
It was such surprise to the newspaper
gang that they could hardly realize it.
The bowling OF both sides was weak.
The scores:
Pen and Pencil-Rhees LOT, McMur-
chy 126, Cassell 1876, Brewster lis, Archer
ia, Blind 119; total. III.
Lotus-Haller 1O1, Hall 139, Hamilton
1872, Henderson 105, Sadler 1T, Blind
ia; total, 70s.
Pen and Pencil Rhees 1877, McMur-
chy 146, Cassell Ill, Brewster 104, Archer
1877, Blind. 1873; total, 763.
Lotus-H Halter 129, Hall Ill, Hamilton
121, Henderson ia, Sadler l44, Blind
1873; total, 757.
Out at Seiberts the wheeling team
also took two games from the Provi-
dents, by the following scores:
Neutrality-suspicious. III, Grimm 160,
Manning los, Hirsch 124, Happy 12s,
Adams 134. total TT.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1876, McCarter
1872, Walden 1875, Bruhn 151, Wills 126,
Fisher lis, total 200.
Wheeling-Reymann 1913, Grimm 100,
Manning 155, Hirsch 1875, Happy 1872,
Adams 143, total S57.
Provident-Jenkins 143, McCarter
lis, walden 142, Bruhn 136, Wills 1872,
Fisher 124, total S12.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-08

minor Matters or IntsrsIt Briefly and
PithIlY roId
THERE was only one case in Police
Court, yesterday morning.
THE Republican suggestion meetings
takes place this evening.
JOHN CURTIS was arrested by officer
Creighton, last evening, for disorder.
PROF. EUGENE FEUcHTINeER, Of
Bethany College, delivered the third
and last lecture upon Wagner's Par
cipaw at the First Christian Church,
last evening.
THE o. U. A. M. and the Junier o.
U. A. M. are making great prepa-
ratioDs for union watch meeting to
be held in their hall in the Hibberd
building on New Years Eve.
YESTERDAY morning about seven
o'clock Elsie Gray and James johnson
slugged Ed. Mcnamara, at the corner
of Market and Eleventh street. They
were arrested last night by Officer Car
ney.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-08
Ordered Not ! o Interfere.

PosEN, December IA dispatch re-
ceived here from Warsaw. Russian Po-
land, SAYS that General GourSo, the
Governor OF Warsaw, on Tuesday last
received telegram from the Russian
Minister OF the Interior conveying to
him an order of the Car not to inter-
fers With the affairs Of the Catholic
clergy or to impose any orders upon
them. The dispatch adds that General
Gourko rendered his resignation Deem
Der l, aud that the Governor Of Odessa,
Puschkin, has been designated TO sue
coed him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-08
FORGED AMERICAN SCHOOL BONDS.
sOla By An Americas Banker in Belfast
aud London.

Sofa By An American Banker In Belfast
aud London.
LONDON, December IA telegram
received here from Belfast says that
$50, 600 of American school bonds have
been placed in Ireland, and S150,OOO OF
the same securities have been placed In
London during the last ten years. A
large umount of these securities are
believed to have been forged, but the
exact proportion is not yet known.
The work of placing these alleged
forged securities is said to have been
done by a member OF an American
banking house. One of the partners OF
this concern is reported TO have ao'
seconded. The names of the parties
concerned are not yet obtainable.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-08

The Pennsylvania railroad has in
augurated a new scheme Of checking
baggage which is quite likely TO be
adopted by railroads everywhere.
Where passengers wish their personal
baggage taken direct with themselves
in a coupe or carriage to their hotel or
residence, by making their wish known
when the baggage is checked check
strap containing the word coupe" is
attached thereto, insuring such baggage
being so placed in the car as to be first
unloaded on arrival at its destination, so
that the owner may claim his trunk at
once on his arrival, and by taking it
with him have it reach his final des,i-
nation simultaneously with himself. No
charge is exacted for the special SER
vice
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-08
THEY MAY BE ABLE TO SETTLE 1T

A Huntington Minister and Danvills
Evangelist in Controversy.
Spsetat 20 ne Rs0lsts-.
HUNTINGTON, w. VA, December T.
Rev. ]. Z. Schoolfisld, prominent
evangelist, of Danville, Va, who has
been having crowded houses at Davis
theatre in this city, was challenged by
a local clergyman tonight, Rev. A. +.
Ziegler, pastor of the Christian Church.
Schoolfeld challenged any man living
in his sermon last night, to produce one
scintills OF evidence from Gods work
that the baptism of the Holy Spirit Is
confined to apostolic days, and Zegler
pledges himself to prove the false posi-
ton Of the noted evangelist
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-08
Rivers Deemed Not Worth Improving.

WASHINGTON, D. c., December T.
The last river and harbor bill contained
an item directing that a survey be made
Of Elk river, in West Virginia, with .
view to its improvement by a system OF
locks and dams. The report Of the en-
gineers who made the survey has been
transmitted to the War Department
1t is not favorable to undertaking the
proposed Improvement at the present
time. The proposed improvement OF
the Big Coal and Little Coal rivers in
West Virginia is also reported against
by the engineers who made 4 prelimi-
nary survey of these streams.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-08

ITisa striking fact that with money
80 plentiful the whole world seems to
be in the market for loans. Within the
year our government has borrowed
$780, 600, 600 on its bonds; a new Rus
sian 3]< per cent loan Of SIS, 900, GOO is
about TO be Goatsd in London. Austria
has just negotiated with the Roths-
child syndicate for a gold loan Of $780,
600, 600; the French government is pro-
jecting a new issue Of $3.50, 600, 900, and
Europesn fnanciers look forward to
the probability that China will shortly
have to borrow from $500, 600, 600 to
s9OO, OOO, 900 to pay its japanese war in
demnity.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-08
A Sharp Advance Netod-The Bullish
Feeling Increasing.

A Sharp Advance Notod-The Bullish
Feeling Increasing.
NEW YORK, December THE EUen-
ina Post says: The current sharp adj
vance in the price Of petroleum oil GER
tificates has caused much comment.
Refined oil has been advanced in
sympathy with the crude oil, which
has increased the bullish feel
ing. The Indiana producers
say the supply of Pennsylvania
oil is now practically down to the tank
bottom. Men conversant with the oil
market saJ that the advance Of thirty
points in the price Of refined oil within
the past few days is due TO the
lack of Pennsylvania oil and the
sharp competition to control the output
of Ohio and Indiana. 1t is said that the
Standard Oil Company is refining Lima
oil at its plant in Chicago. This oil is
bought in at 171S cents and about so
per ceut of test oil is secured, the resi-
due being sold for fuel.
The advance in crude pipe line GER
tificates is attributed to the removal OF
the fixed buying price of the Standard
company, which was 50 cents. This
indicated to the independent rehners
that the supply of Pennsylvania oil was
exhausted for the time and they there
fore bid up the visible supply with the
purpose OF preventing the Standard
company from buying ala low figure
and compelling them to pay pre-
MUM.
The Mcdonald, Wildwood, McCnrdy,
Bitter Creek and other Pennsylvania
fields have been worked to such an eX-
tent in late years that the trade has
been led to expect that sooner or later
the supply would have to come from the
other fields. Those southeast from San
dusky, Ohio, appear to be the most pro-
life at present, but the oil is charged
with lime and the use OF IL would nects-
state radical change in the redneries.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-08
Special bargains in Diamonds at q. Z.
aIIImSn l. Co.'S.
Hos Going to Be an Earl.

LONDON, December THE sudden
death o. the Earl of Oxford is an-
nounced. He will be succeeded by his
nephew, Robert Horace Walpole, who,
in 1855, married Miss Louise Melissa
Corbin, OF New York. The succession
to the Earldom OF Oxford recalls the suit
for breach of promise brought against
the new Earl by German Governness
OF Constantinople prior TO his marriage
to Miss Corbin.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-08

IN accordance with the recommends
ton Of Governor Oates bill has been
introduced in the Alabama Legislature
20 provide for contesting elections OF
State officers This will enable Cap
tain KoLB TO produce the mountain Of
evidence that he claims to have in favor
Of his right to the Governorship. After
the oil becomes law, as it will, KoLB
must either put up or shut up.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-08

IT looks now as though JOHN BURNS
will not do much good for the American
workingmeu. Since he has been in this
country he has done nothing but
find fault. 1t also transpires that
BURNS made lengthy and
boorlsh speech on the occasion of the
Duke OF York's baby that his brawnv
hearers with one voice called rot"
Toadyism will find no tolerance among
American workmen.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-08

THE Interstate Commerce Commits
sion in its annual report recommends
uniform freight classification for the
whole country. 1t also iayors pooling
under certain restrictions.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-08
BEST '''; 8: e e s SHOE Co. SHOES
Ha. rwo MunIeIpal Governments.

MIDDLEsBoRo, KY, December T.
Messrs Isaac Hoskins and Calvin Hurst
have been sworn in as mayor of Pine
Vile, the county seat Of this county.
Both claim to have been legally elected
10 that Office. Each mayor has organ
lied his government complete, aud We
have Oates and Kolb over.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-08
FOUND $500

In the Houses of Two of the Men Ar
rested fer the sandford Robbery.
Special 10 he Register.
HUNTINGTON, W. VA, December T.
by Whit, j. d. Boster and George
Adkins, the men arrested here last
night for entering the house OF George
Sanford, below Ironton, Ohio, and
robbing him of 1,600, are now believed
to be the right parties, though the
fourth man has not been found. To-
night the police searched the houses OF
Whit and Boster and found $500.
They will be taken to Ironton to-mor-
row for trial.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-08

A HARTFORD man has invented an
electric motor which be claims will run
over 100 miles sn hour. How many Pc
destrians it will run over in an hour is
as yet only a matter Of conjecture.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-08

Yesterday morning, while j. " Girls
we'll aged 60, stable boss atthe Belmont
mill, was working with refractory
mule, the animal kicked Mr.. Criswell
on the forehead, inflicting bad cat.
The wounded man was taken TO his
home on Eleventh street, where DR..
Haskins rendered the necessary med
ical attention.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-08

Mr.. ToyeUE is a candidate for United
States Senator in Oregon. Too much
tongue already in Congress.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-08

PHOTOGRAPHS Of the scenery Of the
Witch Of Endor can be seen In the win
dows Of the various stores about the
city after Saturday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-08

When BABY was sick, we gave her CSssOFA.
Whsa abe was Child she cried for CRssazAA
wAsa she became Mrs. she chung to COsesEaAA
VIA ne had Children, shs gave tNe2 CasasG1a
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-08

The wheeling BAKERY will serve each
Of their customers who call at their
Retail Store, No. 1880 Market street,
to-day, sn order OF elegant hot Pan
cakes made from the U. 5. Baking Co. s
wonderful new Pancake flour. These
cakes will be baked while you wait, to
illustrate the simple method OF making
them.