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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-14

Great North mountain, Frederick county, Va.
Capacity, 300: all requisites for health. comfort.
recreation and rest; billiards and bowling;
cellent music; healing and Strengthening water
and baths: safe and lovely resort for families:
abundant table: complete sanitary arrangements;
terms moderate. Send for circulars. with all in
formation, to A. s. PRATT. Proprietor.
my12-3m Sun building, Washington, DC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-14

CARROLL SPRINGS SANITARIrM
Forest Glen, Nd
A homeopathic institution: 400 feet above
Washington For invalids and those desiring rest
and quiet. No mental cases receiy ed. Baths
muscle movements, electricity, &c. Reopens May
!. For particulars, address @. H. WRIGHT. NJ
ID. apl4-Sm'
JORDAN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, FRED
erick county. Va, will be open June 81. 1894
New hotel: modern in all its departments: sani-
tary arrangements perfect: capacity. $50: ten
minutes drive from r. r. station to sp-ings
Write for pamphlets. r. c. JORDAN,
my22-2m Jordan Springs p. o., Va.
G00MN[EWWAo
OPEN JUNE 49,
On Northern Central connection Of Pennsylvania
R.R., 1,5O0 feet above tide. Exceptional attrac-
lions. Mountain air; the celebrated Minnequa
Spring; delightful drives: forest walks: music
steam heat; elevator; every modern convenience
For rates address II. HINCKLEY. Prop,
Je5-tu th&s26t Minnequa, Bradford Co.. Penn.
Monterey Springs Hotel.
Summit of the Blue Ridge Mountains, Penna.
WILL REOPEN JUNE 10.
Three and one fourth hours from Washington.
1,50o feet above level.
No Maaria-No Mosquitoes-Pure Spring Water.
New and modern sanitary arrangements.
Special rates for June Write for descriptive cir
cular. Circulars at Star ONCE
NJ. A. a. n. =. MII.NOR,
my5-tt P.0., Blue Ridge Summit. Pa.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-A LARGE BRICK FOUNDRY AND
machine shop in Ontario, Canada; doing a good
Prietor retiring. Address L. o. Box 3D.. Barrie,
Ontario. ieI43w.
FOR sAIE-BRICK HOUSE; SIX ROOMS AND
bath; ali mod. imps. All " ST. ne. Apply On
premises after pm. jeI4-2ts
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A Dollar Saved
In the cheap packing Of China, Bnc-a-Brac
and Furniture may prove many dollar lost
by breakage. It's cheaper to have our ex-
perts do your work than to trust It to the
unskillful
STORAGE WAREHOUSE
AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST CO.,
114O 18TH STREET NV. te13
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-14

Orkney Springs Hotel,
SHENANDOAH MOUNTAINS, VA
MEDICINAL SPRINGS AND BATHS.
Magnfo ent scenery; unsurpassed climate; alti
tude 1900 feet: comfort, health and recrea ZION
low rates TO suit tire times: hours from Wash
incton: open June / send for circular.
my26-eolm W. &. ROBERTS, Manager.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-12
III HuRHouO sO11anAo

q mite sxrsmO que de trapasarlo su elegsnte au-
dacA 90 habrfa convertible en- grosera impertinencia
EA una de las grandes reCepciones de las Tuerfas-
81 hecho hzo c6eDre la emperAtrz Josena le di6 %
enguaRtsda maRo beaar. soGgnac Ia Cog6 cen Is pun
to de los dedOs de zqusrda bsi6 respetuosa-
mente con a derecha guante largo flexible que eva
ban entonces las mujereH depou6 hubiers pOddo
hacero IN Bicheeu largo dlscreto beuo on 81 banco
brAzO de ID emperaz Entire Las dsmas de honor 90 cru
acO continue mlradaD escandazadss que anunca-
ban tormenta pero Josefna Sc soni6 Ell audaz SoQnSc
ostAbS psrdonadO muJer haaba haagada al nismo
tempo que 10 1Oberana 81 hsrmOsO cOropel continue
aenoo rAs independents afortunado de los Corone.
les del impero.
BAio esta lorna lgers caprichOsa conservsba una
profunas gravedad Flel todas las grandeB cosas ID
patria, Is amlstad honor hubiera derramado tOda
Gu sangre pOr des pUr paabra dada por una in
Just que combatr iuforunio que trocar en- ale
gr E COmandante Rive habfs tenido rIz6n al excla-
mar que u e cOrone SO mezcaba clio el priEonero al
Canzaria 80 ibOrtad.
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BIB1IoT1oA De Ola OoaRsPOaD1nOrA D1 Pro-. R1Oo" 8

Il llsnu'a de Grenele. Claudio fusIadOl IAque hom
bre de concencla tan lecta coraz6n tan glans lUn
Hodado tan valienteI
-lQue locuraI-sa dijo Soligusc-Ieao ueris nm cri-
men Qne Riviere sea I'M loco, no 10 Sc es nuy posi-
be- pero que meltza Ia muerte porque psrmaneEca eI
aus copvicciones ahsurdo fsrozl
Primero tTsto 6e ssrvIss de su nauencia para brsr
Claudio Rlvere FL senior Beruier, seretario de u
che qulao hacere 10 nd de su pretensi6n
pero S0ngnac empeh6 al minsiro 81 duuue le
recbio con su acostumbrada Cortesia
Jos lntelesals por el Comandsne e. eoronel?
-Mucho.
-Entonces, desdide que liable es 10 meior que
puede hacar para que le poDgan liberia
Sohgnsc Sc encoglo dc numbros cuando Fouch6 le
explico 10 que enendia por aconSejar Riyiere que
"hablara
II Ell comandante no hara eHoI-dijo con la nisma
euargia que el mlsmo Riyiere.
-Entonces, tanto psor para 81. Est6 rerdido.
SollgnAc tuVo por In momento Ia idea de escrbir al
emperao0r Napole6A ha5ia euviado al coroDe de Bsr-
chsny Paris banderas austriacss que eli eercito
acADaba de conquissr; Songnac estabA en- favor pero
cuRndo e conaron mlnstsro 10 furioso que estaba
81 emperador os descostsnto del e9rcito cuando
Bsrnadotte e demostro que Napoleon desco "a de Of
clales genelalei lGcuso MasseaR principe de Ponte
Corvo Solgnac c0mpreAd6 que nada tena que esperar
de Ia gensrOsdad imperial; sAvary era on sque momsn
TO- podeloso SaVSry muchas VEGAS habs decarado ne
esSariaG las medidas de rigOr.
Sin embargo e. menaSter no dsiar morir 81 hon-
bre quien dsDO Ia vda-dO frmsEa 81 hsrmoso So.
ignac,
como ii IA csSuGlidad huhiaSs dupusade lu rssolu.
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Ell sU q N o

ELsU ENo
Sueho, que lento y pesado
mis- sentidos acometes,
y uno uno los someteS
tn imperio di'atado.
Td an prisi6a pones 10 vista
y gasto y tacto en- el olvido;
pierde el olfsto ls pists,
y, aunque el 1timc, oil oido
tambi6n csds tu coDquista.
Y sci dominss el fue,te,
' dejSs de gusruici6n
Ia ef;ax respiration
para que ippida q Ia muerte
quitarle 80 possession.
Vase que el crerpo to sgrAda
yer en- nada tran'formsdo...
~ el cuerpo VII es muy dado
transformarss on Il NADIA.
Mas cuando pones en- calmS
el corpsch6n, que eV mas fuerte,
dime, titi de Ia muerte;
len que SO entretiene el almaS
ABELARDo LOPEZ DE AYALN.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-12

: Enrque de sOHgnsc supO On cuanto lego Paris s
ArrestO de Claudio Rlviere.
-lQuS ests preso7 lPOr que9
-IOougpirabaI-le cUntsStaron.
A sOlgnac no le guHtHban los complots psro guerra
ksuH amigos Bobradamsnts uabia 10 que ls sspsrGba
RlvieEo.
psss bslaa ~ Z! cEsrpe d pts do Il rtges tsgia De
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-12

.o....
aPronc
nj
d concee POI be-
Ala
nden
ore aeaUsa
CEeDGeNciG DGUiLG de SIn1Onet
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-12

V36tOr UeCG79Oy Sc encarga Dc toda clase
de comisones, srve dc guia int6rprete en- a gran
Capital de Franca. Die 1894.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-12
Recusrde Vd. que el meior vino tipto de
mesa que 90 consume on el pais es el do Logroao
lue venden Sobrino de Luiha y Compahia
(RETAMA).
''LA ECONCMIA"
7ORREFAGCTON DR. GAFE PUR0

Los dueioS de esta acreditads msrca de ca
70, favorita del pdblico, hacen preVente su nu.
meroSa clientele, que on Ia cSllede San Sebastian
a6mero q, antique local donde estuvo estableci.
da en- un principio nusstts industris, (hoy trss a.
dada Puerta de TERRA % linea), venden csf6
puro con el mismo nombre de ola Economic
eUvasadoS de igual forma que el nuestro; perO
no hay mas que fjarse en- Ia dOble q. O. de nues
tros paquetes J no sereis engahados con esa nue.
Va idea de 'imitar 10 ageno" Constante detail
On vsrias pulperfss de Ia Capital Puerta de terra,
5anturce Rio PisdrAS, Carolina Catafio. 1873
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"AboF
ARdTs
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-12

RI n Uno de los mejoresy n
Ii uII0n mas eegantes salones IIHTN
I1IIFsII dc Barberia estabec l1IINIIl
Sh do en- Puerto-Rico. Pro- 49,
pIetaro JUAN APELLANIz.
Direction San Juan 10.
Sc admiten abOnadOs. Hay siempre I'm complete
uurdo de perfumera de las fabricas mas renombradas
ky-Los seNores viajeros que vislten la Capital de
Puerto-Rco deben solcitar Ia barberia el BUEN
GUST0.
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RESEHFEMR9S

Eoluci6u Ia chsYada de syer: ANAL -DE-0
Idem q anAgrAma: NATlVIDAD ARROYO
Idsm al logOgrifO num6ric9: PEI UCoNAS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-05
UNDER THE SPIRES.
BUDGET OF INFORMATION OF A RELIGIOUS
NATURE.
Repairs to 81. Matthew's and Other Churches
Sabbath Topics, Entertainments Past AID
Prospective and Other Matters

The interior OF ST. Matthew's P. f.
church is at present undergoing thor
ough overhauing. Work was COM
menced about two weeks ago, and yes
terday REGISTER reporter dropped in
and found everything we'll under way.
Dr. Swope stated that by the Goth he
expected the church to be in order for
holding services.
The large pipe organ has been tuned,
the work being quite difficult task.
Messrs. George Jardine e Co., OF New
York City, sent their Mr.. George Eifert
to take charge Of the repairs TO the or
gan. He has tuned it, aud has proved
his ability in that line, as the organ had
to be taken apart piece by piece and
then replaced, the entire work being
done without one single flaw.
The arched roof is being tastefully
decorated by special artists In church
decorating from Pittsburg,
The chancel has been wldened. giving
plenty of room for choir stalls for the
vested choir. Electric lights will be
placed throughout the church, a new
carpet will be laid, and the pews will be
revarnished and other improvements
made, which will no doubt place st.
Matthews church among the finest In
the city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-05
Improvem ents Finished.

After having been out Of their church
building for nine weeks, the congrega-
tion OF the First Christian Church will
meet in their own house for worship to-
morrow, morning and evening All the
members OF this congregation are urged
to be present at this meeting, as well
as the friends and public at large. The
improvements are so near mpletion
that the repairs will not interfere with
divine services. The Sunday school
will meet as usual a. $40 o'clock in the
morning. The formal opening OF the
church, with elaborate exercises, will
take place on May Goth. President
collars, OF Hiram CO., College, will de-
liver the principal address. The @. +.
Society will meet for a few weeks yet
at the Mission Chapel on South Broad
way. Rev. J. A. Hopkins, former pas
tor OF the church, Is In Bellaire. He
has returned from California.
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A Worry Narrow Escape.

Yesterday afternoon there was very
narrow escape in front Of the undertake
ing establishment of P. j. Altmeyer, OF
South Jacob street. Had IL not been for
the prompt action OF William K. Cooey,
the undertaken of the firm, who risked
his own life, two little boys In the wagon
must have been struck by the rapidly
moving street car. Truschel Bros, the
Main street paper dealers. sent two
little boys, aged about nine and ten
years, to the establishment for the de-
livery Of some paper. The delivery
wagon was standing at the curb. and
the boys were in the wagon, when a
street car came along. The horse scared
and started to cross in front OF the car,
which then was not more than a few
teet from the wagon. Mr.. Cooey saw
fhe danger and ran out in front OF the
car. He got the horses head turned,
and the little boys lives were saved.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-05
pT.LCE White, Grey and high colored
DAAOIAs Corsets. The popular makes.
GEO. NJ. SHOOK & CO.
Another Narrow Escape.

Through the efforts OF Fred Zarnits
OF the Wholesale grocery firm, the life
OF a little girl three wears old, wa:
saved yesterday afternoon. Mr.. Ear
nits was at Twenty-third and Water
streets, when he saw the little cir
playing on tho railroad tracks. Freight,
were being shifted in the b. & o.
yards, and one was coming each way.
Mr.. Zarnits snatched the little girl
from before one Of the cars being
backed, so that the engineer could no,
see tbs little girl when the train was
but few feet from her. 1t would
have been Impossible for the little girl
to have gotten from the tracks herself
The child was one OF the family OF VIM
Jones. OF South Water street.
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A Slick CD Thief.

George Saxby and John q. Crea were
imbibing together Thursday night, but
the former managed to keep compare
lively sober. The two went into the
Hotel Wilhelm, on Market street, and
SaXby placed Crea's watch and chain,
valued at SlO2, in the hands Of the bar
tender for safe keeping. He came back
Yesterday, got the watch, and soaked
it for $50. Crea made kick for the
time-piece, and it was recovered from
the pawn-broker. Saxby was placed
under arrest and taken before Justice
Glllespy, who committed him to jail in
default of $500 bond for his appearance
at a hearing on Monday. Crea could
not furnish security for 5000, aud he was
also committed until Monday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-05
INDUSTRIAL TOPICS.
Points Picked Up ABOUT the Mills ana
Factories

Points Picked Up ABOUT ING H
Factories
This afternoon, beginning at 2:3o
o'clock, the striking potters Will nold a
general meeting at Menge ~ Howley
hall.
If coke is not received to-day it will
be necessary to shut down the BellalIe
steel works this evening. This would
throw three hundred men idle.
Joseph Delaney, an employe OF the
Warwick pottery, has gone to his
home in Trenton, n. j. He will stay
there until the strike is settled.
Last Thursday night the gear wheel
of the shears at the Wheeling steel
works broke The entire works were
delayed until yesterday at noon.
The miners OF the La Belle mill were
given until yesterday to decide whether
or not they would go to work. They
decided to remain on the strike. The
Company will at once proceed to put
gas In the mill. The big nail factory is
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-05
Fight at the Tube Works.

Yesterday afternoon two Polanders
employed at the tube works engaged in
a fight. They were at their work when
they began TO call each other names.
One hit the other with piece OF pipe,
decorating his head badly. Both men
were badly bruised before they were
parted. The management at once dis
charged both men. They called the
man Savinske who was so badly cut
about the head.
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SpIIler Sentenced.

Lawrence SpiIler, the black rape
fend who formerly lived in this city,
and was we'll known here, has been
tried, convicted, and sentenced to be
hung, al Staunton, Va, within a week
after the commission of the horrible
crime, and the day following the burial
Of his victim. 1t was only his prompt
indictment and trial which saved him
from the fury Of the mob. The militia
is still on duty. The trial was not long,
and the verdict was guilty. He will be
executed on Friday, June sth. Spiller
received his sentence very calmly, re-
marking that death comes but once,
and he might as well go now as at any
other time.
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o,h.r Religion. Notes.

The regular services will be held to-
morrow in all the Catholic churches,
also 10 all the p. E. churches.
The Kings Sons, OF the Zane street
NJ. e. Church, will give . moonlight ex-
curslon on the steamer Liberty on the
evening OF the cath Inst.
The ladies Of the congregation OF 81.
Matthews German church, Ia Benwood,
are arranging for az outing to be given
on the evening Of June 18th.
Rev. J. II. Littel, who accepted the
call to the co-pastorate OF the United
Presbyterian church, will preach his
6rst sermon on the 20th inst.
The subject OF Rev. DR.. W. Il.
Cookies discourse at the Second Presby-
terian Church tomorrow will be, ''0nly
Christi" evening. First Duty"
Mrs. Rev. C. M. Afford will give q
number of readings st q musical aud
literary entertain nent in Carnegie Hall,
Alleg heny. next Monday evening.
Quarterly meeting viii be held TO.
morrow evening a. the Benwood n. E.
Church. Rev. Asbury Mick. P. E.. will
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-05
DIACE Kid and Silk Gloves and 81
DAAOh Mits that give satisfactory wes
GEO. NJ SHOOK x co.
New Local U. A. w. of A.

The new lodge ESQ, U. NJ. W. OF A. OF
the South Side, composed OF miners
from the Riverside, La Belle, Boggs
Run Mining Company, and Lower Ben
wood pudding mill miners, met yester-
day afternoon in Handlan's hall, at
Thirty-sixth and Jacob streets. The
new local now has nearly 200 members.
The session continued all afternoon.
The only business done was to arrange
for carrying on the strike and to keep
the ranks firm. The local is very
strong one, and there are no signs OF
wavering.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-05
"Mo.her" Bunch Befor. Council.

Mother" Bunch, who recently pur-
chased the Baker saloon in Fulton, Is
experiencing considerable trouble in Sc
curing license from the Council OF that
place, and the meetings Of that august
body are very interesting, the lobby al
WAYS large. Mrs. Bunch offers 20 furn-
ish bond of $4,000, TO be forfeited il
she conducts house Of i'll fame at the
place. It is understood that another
special meeting OF the town Council has
been called for Monday evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-05
CRIMINAL MATTERS.
A DAYS RECORD OF PETTY OFFENSES
AGAINST THE Law.
Several Rcbberies in the Ciy-Spillsr Sentenced
to bs Hung-COurt Happenings
Police PiCkups.

Eugene Arnett is again under arrest.
This time he is charged with entering
the Office of DR.. Eugene Warren, corner
Twelfth and Chapline streets, and car
rying off instruments valued at S54.
The robbery was committed some
time before midnight. Arnett is
thought to have had an accOmplice.
The thief or thieves gained an entrance
into the office of the physician through
a window facing the street. A steel
chisel, heated aud made blunt on the
edge, was used as Jimmy" in prying
open the window and breaking the
fastening which held it down. DR..
Warren's case OF surgical instruments
and several other small articles were
carried off,
About 1920 o'clock Officer Pat Scally
met Arnett on Market street. The
young man wanted TO treat the officer,
but his proffer was declined with thanks.
A little later Arnett appeared in Mrs.
Letzkus' saloon, on Market street, and
paw ubu quo VI tuO 81 e'S'SSi -
ceiving one dollar from the bartender.
About this time the fact OF the rob-
berry became known to the officers. aud
they were instructed to look out for
Arnett. Officer Scally traced him to
the B. & o. depot, and found that he
took the two o'clock train for Benwood.
The officer was determined to catch
him. He secured an engine, and gave
chase. In Benwood he soon located
his man, carrying a hand satchel.
Scally Immediately placed him under
arrest, and little later brought him to
this city. The satchel bore the name
OF It's owner, fact which was probably
overlooked by Arnett.
The prisoner was brought back to this
city and placed in the lookup. Squire
Gillespy was sent for about daylight,
and before seven o'clock Arnett had
been given hearing, and committed to
Jail in default Of 81, 900 for his appear
auce at the next term Of the Grimm al
Court The hearing was brief, but a
great deal of damaging evidence was
brought out. Yesterday afternoon the
article was received from Mrs. Letzkus,
and Benwood man brought up sur
gical instrument, which had been given
him by Arnett.
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preside The choir will give an enter
tainment Saturday evening.


Yesterday, the first Friday 10 the
month, was observed with special ser
vices at the Catholic churches. May
devotions to the Mother OF God are held
every evening and are well attended.
Rev. R. R. Swope preached last mis- h,
at the new st. Andrews mission on
South Jacob street. Alarge crowd was
In attendance, and the sermon was an
interesting one. The new mission &,
prospecting In manner scarcely ex-
pected.
Special services will be conducted to.
morrow at the Thomson NJ. Z. church,
on the Island. MAY Days Message
will be the theme for the morning dis.
course, and in the evening the pastor
will preach upon "Graces," treating oil
Galvin's army in his introduction.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-05

Last Monday morning q man, a
stranger in the city, went to Charles
Goethe and hired bicycle. Not return
ing at the appointed time the police
were notified. They autographed to the
marshall of New Concord, O. This gen.
tleman sent word yesterday that he had
arrested the man who took the bicycle.
His name Is William Buraell, and off,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-05
Fnrmerlx of Wheeling.

B. T. Coleman died April 23rd, at
Lewiston, Idaho. Mr.. Coleman was a
native OF Wheeling, living here until
.'49, when he removed to California, and
subsequently to Idaho. He has num-
Der Of relatives In this vicinity, one OF
whom is VIM. Bruner, nephew.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-05
Plaa.Inr Entertainment.

The Kings Daughters aud Epworth
League OF the Thomson NJ. E. Church
gave an excellent entertainment Thurs
day evening, consisting of music and
literary. exercises. Among those who
participated were Misses Maud and
Blanche Chapman, Grace Stone, Jennie
Beane, Mrs. Frank Stanton, Miss Bird
Chapman, Mrs. Lizzie Woodwork,
Misses Alice and Nellie Egertsr. Mary
Ray, Ella G. Veith, Messrs Lou Stone,
w. Browne, F. d. Buckley and c. h.
Morrison and the McClelland Parlor
Orchestra.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-05
finger Lascerated.

Miss Annie, the daughter Of Henry
Hahne, met with painful accident, a
few days ago, at her home on South
Wood street She was hanging out
clothes when she fell, catching her fin
ger in a rusty hook. The member was
badly torn, and DR.. ]. W. Mccoy
dressed the injury.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-05
He Ia Sorry Now.

Howard A. Runyon, proprietor OF the
Grant House, left town suddenly few
days ago, taking his household effects,
and leaving very little behind except a
number OF unpaid bills. He came back
Yesterday, and was arrested by officer
West upon 8 caplas issued by Justice
Gillespy. He furnished bond for his
appearance on the 9th.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-05
pHome Missionary Entertainment.

Next Friday night at the Hearne
Tabernacle there will be an interesting
entertainment given by the Sunday
School. The pupils will entertain
In about forty speeches which they have
carefully prepared. Prof. Rainbow, Of
the Island, will reclte some selections.
Elder Jones will make an address. and
besides these there will be both vocal
and instrumental music. A pleasant
time is assured. The exercises will be
under tho direct charge Of Rev. b. c.
Bartlebaugh, the pastor, at the Taber-
nacle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-05
ATLANTIC TEA CO.

Our reputation for selling only fresh
and standard goods is we'll known. Ex-
anime our price list and you will find
you can buy tho best at our stores for
less money than you pay for inferior
goods at other places.