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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-11
BENWOOD

Council met last night in regular
session. There was not much business
OF importance transacted. Among
other things, Il was decided to put In
two set OF city scales. This Is some
thing that has been much needed, as
this place has never had city scales. 1t
has not yet been deciGed wAere they
will be located.
John Lubig, the popular saloonist Of
Upper Benwood, met with quite seri-
ons accident yesterday. While work
ing a beer pump in his place Of bust
ness, one OF his fingers was caught In
the machine and taken off. DR.. Has
kiRs dressed the wounded member.
Mr.. Frederick Lorentz, who lives
near here, left to-day fox Newport, O.,
where he was called 0y a telegram stat
ing that his sister, Mrs. Lizzie Rutfuer,
OF near that place. had died to-day.
The case Of Charles Blake, who tried
TO commit rape on the person OF Louise
Kuakle, will come up this evening be-
fore Squire Riddle at 6 o'clock. The
defendant is out on $500 bond.
The case OF n, W. Keifer against
henry anu NAknCllu O ANo ~ l. ~lAt ANA - -
ages, has been postponed fer an indeh-
nile period On account Of the plaintiff
sickness.
The three stacks Of the Riverside
steel works, which blew down last week,
are up again. They measure 10 feet
each.
COL White aud Mr.. Conif, lawyers in
the Keller damage suit, were IN town
yesterday.
Mrs. Kienlins had her frame residence
moved back from the river about 1
square.
Mayor Cooke was at St. Clalrsviile
to-day as a witness before the grand
jury.
The Riverside is on in full blast, snC
made quite a shipment OF steel las
week.
Mr. John Lubig's handsome new stor
In Upper Benwood is nearing compile
ton.
The streets are being put in order b
the Benwood authorities.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-11
A Pleasant Reception.
Special to The Register.

Special 70 tfs heq's,eF.
KINGwooD, W. VA, October 10.-A
pleasant reception was rendered Rev. ).
p. Crummett and wife, by the Epworth
League, and over one hundred invita-.
tions were issued. Three addresses OF
welcome were delivered, representing
the church, the Sunday School and the
Epworth League. The address on be-
half of the church was made by Mr.. r.
Heermans, formerly cashier Of the
Bank of Kingwood; on behalf OF the
Sunday School by Capt. James E. Muir
dock, aud on behalf Of the Epworth
League by Prof. Rufus Holden, princi-
pal OF the Kingwood Academy. After
the addresses Mr.. Crummett responded
In q neat speech, and al opportunity
was then given all present to meet the
pastor and wife. Refreshments were
then announced.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-11
KnIed by a Horss's Kick.

STfffdt 20 70 I-tIF'-F-
MooREFuD, w. VA, October 1O.-A
fourteen-year-old son of George Dasher,
OF South Fork, Pendleton county, was
killed yesterday. He attempted to walk
out on the tongue of the wagon to get
On the saddle horse and fell across the
traces of the wheel-horse, which fright
tened the animal and caused it to kic <
viciously. The boys skull was crushed
and death was the immediate result.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-11
SMITH & DICkINS0,
RIAL Estate AND FIRE Insurance
1922 MARKET STREET.
TRUSTEES SALE.


By virtue OF deed OF trust made oy Ase.o
lena LAfnhart and her husband, simoa =,
hart 70 me 80 trustee. dated on tne I'D
January. 1891. and recorded In the ohcs ~ !,
Clerk OF the County Court o. Ohio countY;ss ~ :
Virginia, Ia deed OF trust book 81 PIX - =,
will sell at public auction. a. the iront o0of u
the Court House Of said Ohio county 60
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 81, ~ ..,.lrr
commencing a. 10 O'Clock A. IA. We We lo.ssess.
described real estate, to-vit: Ihs hoiiI'asadi.
quarter OF lot No. IS IN jonathan lsn Ss go %
ton TO the city OF Wheeltng. ffonueg % 81
Market street and running back ~ a.
north west quarter Of said ot; a., kisn Ss.t
the south side Of lot No. ~ iuhnin alk..sbs.
80 feet 20 line OF W. A. Wilsen' ri
the improvements thereon. SIN "a ~
One third OF the purchase mons! a. In casa
more AS the purchaser may elect 20 psImssts
and the residue In I've equal anhsai &c paf'
with interest from the day Of .sa SO, .,es'.
chaser wing bis notes. with APP t,tis 70 -
ity. for the deferred payments 80 80. sarchss
money in full. FRAhh - Trustsa
J. r. JONES, ocis0d
Attorney.
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On Account OF Domssslo TIoubles.

SDse.a. 10 tie Register.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, October 10
Matte Seams, wife Of William Seams,
took insect powder at her home this
morning with suicidal intent. Neigh
borS arrived in time 10 call physicians
who saved her lie. Domestic troubles
was the cause.
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s1snmshIp Arrivals.

New York, October 1O.-Arrived, Man
itoba from Rio Jeneiro Ieutonic from
Liverpool; Nebraska from Glasgow.
LIVERPOOL, October lO.-Arrived, Ma
iestic from New York; Numldian from
Montreal.
SOUTHAMPTON, October 10.-Arrived,
Spree from New York.
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mIss Blanche Banks Dyia..

lgslI0- % UIg N8III-0T.
STEUBENvILLE, o., October 1O.-A
telegram was received late this after
noon from Pittsburg 10 Mrs. Captain
Robert Banks, of SteUbenVille, saying
that her daughter Blanch was dying.
Miss Blanch is we'll known in Wheeling
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APPOINTMENTS OF E. W. WILSON.

Hardy county, Country, Thursday, October
II, 10:S0 a. m.
Hardy comfy, Mooreaeld, Friday, October
y, 1880 4. IN.
Grant county, Petersburg, Saturday, October
l3, lO:3O a. m.
Mineral county, Piedmont, Monday, October
10, 7:SOp.m.
Tucker county, Parsons, Tuesday, October &c.
pm.
Barbour county, Bslington, Wednesday, oc-
tober H. p. m.
Barbour county, Philipp Thursday, October
Is, p. m.
Braxtou county, Sutton, Saturday October 90
l p. m.
Webster county, Addison, Monday, October
90, IL am.
Michele --a-',, s-,-nr.., rvInv, Tuesday, DC.
-. q. m.
,f hana"ha county, Charleston, Thursday, oc.
the State.
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Child scalded to Death.

Nrf'l0I 70 Iit NtVt3tFE,
HUNr1xGroN, w. VA, October 10
About : O'Clock this evening three
year-old boy, the son Of W. R. Dunchy,
was playing about pot of boiling water,
when an older brother accidentally
pushed the little one into the fluid and
it was so terribly scalded that death en-
sned later.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-11

DUttfHt % tls tlsIIItsl.
STEUBENvLLE. O., October TO-
Thomas Mcbride. aged 16, while pick
ing nuts this afternoon, near Cadiz, o.,
fell from tree, breaking both legs and
his arm, besides brulsing himself up
badly. His rec overy is doubtful. His
parents, Of this city, were notified of
the accident.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-11
CONVICTED OF aighway Robbery.

SgstiGltO N R'Q!s'er.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, October 10
In the Criminal Court this morning
James Anderson was convicted OF high
way roUGery. W. S. Dunbar was his
victim and tho robbery was committed
last spring. Anderson has not yet been
sentenced.
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vm start Up Monday Mornlng.

FALL RIVER, MASS, October 10
The Manufacturers Association this
afternoon voted to start up the mills
Monday morning. This action was
taken in accordance with the sugges-
tion OF Mayor Co ughlin.
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west virrlnla Postal Analrs

Sps-iGl % The RsJt',s-.
WASHINGTON, D. c., october l0.-The
name of the postofice Paint Creek, ks-
pswha county, has been made one word
and Richard f. Smoot appointed post
master.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-11

WIEN Baby was siek, We gave her CssseFeA
Hhsz she was Child she e-isd for CassCaa.
whsa sac became Miss, she chung to CasagxG
wssn sAs had cAadrsn, she EavrtbeE CssessaI
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TOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

7S7 Main street rooms.
100 Sixteenth street. rooms.
% Eighteenth street. , rooms.
= Eighteenth street, rooms.
1920 Chaplne street. rooms
l3tjscob street, rooms.
s6i6 Marke, street, rooms
loss Market street, store room.
Store rooms Nos. 4 aud 10 Tenth street
once room I'd foor 1905 Marke, Street.
MONEY TO LOAN.
GMO.J. hH.ATHISoN
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
Telephone l07. 1913 Market Street
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE

w Ill SELL on EASY TERMS OR TRADE
w for city property good farm three miles
from the city. Enquire OF T. S. RILEY, Attor-
ney -at-Lsw, No. i1S Chapline street, Wheel
ing, W. Va. oc6e1dh
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master.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-03-01


G.. SMITH.
H. w. POSI-. =
Chas. A. GLE.
KART1
OKRcTO WE, PRE- W11x
I NO14R P0
BLICZNT. q
Many n,etylko nsjwiekss9
| na]bezpiecznielsza agencya
.abezpieczenla W Winonle, Ices
nawet Ia cafy P6fnocny IA.
eh6d. Many W reku n1n'e1)
wiecej pofowe wszystkich -
bezpieczeh W Winonie.
Me b;erzemy wiecej Cd -
bezpieczenia W naszych Dc
azch Kompaniach jak ianh
BIURO
ur. &C. 3rd Sta
Nod golarnia Hltzkesa.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-03-01
D0bRzY LUDzIE.
!
-s::@@3-
lCiag dalszy.)
(Ciag daiszy.)

iCCL pIZceAhOuA'1 uu 50uSA"'
kt6ry znudzony samotnosc'a W
swoim pokoju, JUL cd kllku
chwil wszedt ME widzialnY
przez nikogo i zbli3y} sic do
obo]ga rozmawiajacyck. Ujaw-
sly reke Amy j k]adac ia W
dloG Mutiera, rzekt:
- Ot6& ia chce was obo)e
poiaczYc re SODA. Do licha,
kt6zbY osmieIit sic DAG odko
SEA mojemu wYbawcy? O6aruje
mu 20 tYsiecy frank6w / spo,
dziewam sic, 2e ME bedzlecle
sic opierac mcjemu upragnlo
nemu zyczeniu.
= Drogi panic generate, -
rzekl Mutier, - ME moge prey
jac tax olbrzymiej sunny, DO
ME mann 2upelnie do tego pra.
wa.
= Zadnego prawa? - "a
wotat general. - Masz do niej
take samo prawo jak ia, moi
przyjacieIu, DO czyli3 m6g}bYm
posiada6 %jeszcze ten majqtek
be- twojej pomocy? M6w1sz, &e
70 olbrzymia suma. Czyliz
moja osoba ME warta 10 ty.
siecy frank6w? Alboz ole ura
towa1es mi dwukrotnie 2Ycia?
Wszak diva razY Pc dzleslec
tYsiecy czyni 20 tysiecy fran
k6w. Czy osmielisz sic twier~
dziG, Re sic "a wiele oceniam
i De lyle ME jestem wart?
Przecie2 czfowiek ma takze
jaka5 milosc w1asna i tax mis-
ko ME powlnien sic ceni6.
Anna zaczela sic smiac,
Smiech ten udzielit s,e i panu
Mutierowi.
- Dobrze vice, - odpart
tenze, - przyjmuje, drogi pa
ME generate. Me podobna mi
zrzec sic Amy, kt6ra rownie&
re swojej osoby czyni ola mnie
ofiare.
- Chwala Bogu! = zawo-
}a} general, ocierajac pot z
czola, = przyznaj jednak. Re
wart ]estem 20 tYsiecY fran
kow.
- O nailepszy! panic gene.
rale... Moia wdziecznosc...
Ta! ia! ia! - rzekl re smle.
chem general, ME idzie mi
wcale 0 wdziecznosG, ale o
nagrode &yczliwosci, jaka mi
tutaj wszyscySokazaIi / rozpo,
czynam cd tego, lie zlo2e
pocaIunek ma czole twe] Amy.
= Dzlekuje panu, panic
generale,- rzexfa Auna, bio
rae go "a reke, - ME "a 20
tysiecy frank6w, Jake ofiaro-
wales pan TAX wspanlale
mo1emu... jake panskie im!e,
panic Mutier? - dodata zwra-
cajac sic ku MENU.
= Jozef.
A zatem ME "a 90 tysiecy
1ekie ofiarowales mojemu
J6zefowi. ale "a to, BE 60
nak}oniles do ich p%rzyjecia...
Ach Boze! Zareczyiam sic, ME
powiedziawssy 0 TEN ani slowa
mojej siostrze!
Anna wybiegta z pokoiu.
General otworzyf''szeroko oczy,
mocno zdumiony.
= Go to? Go to jest? =
zawola}. = Vice lei siostra
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-03-01

dziewczyna.
= A gdvbys pan przYtem
wiedziaf, )ak jest dobra. skrom.
ma, pobozna, lagodna j pracowl
ia.
Nawet i biedne dzieci
niezmiernie beda z tego zado-
woloue i kontente, bo miatem
sposobnosc przekonaula sic,
be to bardzo dobre dziecl.
w tel chwil, weszla PAM
Blido wraz z chtopcami i ura
dowana Anna.
- Daruj PAM, - rzek& Mu.
tier. - &e bez twego pozwole.
MIA oswiadczyfem sic o reke
Amy, ale general nadSwyczaj.
ME ma to nastawa}.
Cd dawna pragnelam ola
szczescia Amy, aby ia sprawl
zakohcz>}a sic W podobny spo.
sob, - odpowiedaia}a PAM
Blido, - DO Cd pierwszej chwi-
Ii poznatam, les sic jej mad
zwyczainie pododal. Pahskie
po~zniejsze odwiedziny i listv
pisa1e do mas jeszcze %sllniej
utwierdzily mic W tenn pSzeko'
naniu. Przybycie pahskie obec-
ne )eszcze bardzie] wyjasn'lo
ten stosunek, a jej odwa&ne
wejjcie do oberzy Burniera
nainiewatpliwiej zdradzllo jej
ola pana uczucle. | ME omyIl-
lam sic wca!e.
Ola tego to w1asnie MIA
lem odwage wyznania lei moiej
mitosci, jakkolwiek poiaczeniu
naszemu stafo ia przcszkodzle
lyle zawad. a g1ownie moje
ub6stwo. Zacny general usuna'
ostatecznle owa przeszkode i
dzieki ]emu wszystko za}atwlo-
ne.
- Moi drogi przyjacleiu,
|iakiez to szczescie ola mas! -
"a woIa1 Jakob. - Zamieszkasz
tedy W tym pieknym poko)u,
pozostaniesz u mas ma zawsze,
a nasza cjocla ]uz ME bedzie
tax smutna. O., DO byfa smu-
tina, navel dis wrdzia1em jaK
p}aka}a.
Cicho! Cicbo! Ty gadu}o!
- rze'1a Anna calujac CHOP.
ca, - ME powinienes nigdY
wydawaG ciotki re sekretu.
- Me Jest to sekret wcale
i moge smjaio w;znac naszemu
przyjacielowi.
- Al do licha, czy naresz.
Gle bedziemY mogli. zaslasc do
6;niadania - przerwat general.
= Jestem glodny ]ak wilk.
Wszyscy zapomnieliScie 0 tern,
lie pr2ez DIVA dni zywiono
mie suvhym chlebem i woda,
co tax skurczy}o moi zo}adek,
lie al mi sic s1abo robi.
= Natychmiast panic gene
rale, - "a woia}a paul B)ido,
- raczy pan zasiasG prey sto.
lie.
- Przepraszam Gle, Ammo,
rzek1 Mutier, odbierajac jej
taco z kawa, - teraz ma mnie
kolej uslugiwac wszystkim,
wazak rnnie do tego sauna upo.
waanifas?
- Rob, iak CT sic podoba,
- odparfa &%artobliwie Anna,
BIO odtad jestes tn panem.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-03-01

Na,odpowiedDieiszy tam Sa
LON OLA KOBOTNIkOW
oraz
Bracia Grlesel &c
wszystkich salon1st6w W WI
monte NAJWIECEJ PlWA
PRZEDAJA.
Na]lepsza k a w e h b a
tie ma]a wszclkie lime
towary grocerne w nallepszym
gatunku utrzymul Mie]cle
w faskawej pamiecltirme:
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-03-01

OCzeElW1N2e.
General nareszcie zaspokoil
g16d, przytem zaznajomif sic 2
dzietmi. ktore TED z MIN posz}y.
Jak6b poprowadaif 60, &eby
odwiedzic biednego Pietrka.
FByt Oh cd pewnego czasu tax
zmieniony, IL go zaledwie po'
znali; JUL wcale ME zastugiwa}
na przydomek yga}ganiarza''.
GospodYni proboszcza. kobieta
rzadkiej dobroci i uczciwosci,
troskliwie zajela sic sierota,
umy}a 20, ~uczesa}a; przebra{a
W Swie2a bielizne i nowiutka
odziez.
Pietrek zdawal sic bye ME-
zmiernie kontent re siebie, q
Jeszcze bardziej. gdy ujrza}
wchodzecego Jak6ba z genera
lem. S}ucha1 on z wie]kiem
zadowoleniem, laka role ode
grail Jakob i Mutier " oswo-
bodzeniu g%enerata. -
General serdecznie dzlekowa}
proboszczowi "a truly ponie'
stone okolo ukszta}cen,a Jak6-
ba i "a ojcowska opleke mad
biednym Piotrusiem.
- Jestes ksiadz zacnym,
szlachetnym czfowiekiem, -
m6~i} general, soiskajae go
"a reke, - / niezmiernie sic
z tego ciesze Re moge to ksledzu
w7raziG s}owami.
- Me mole to dzieto, -
odpar} skromnie proboszcz, -
DO " MEM pc naiwiekszej
czesci braty uGzia} PAM Blido
i ]ej siostra.
Doprawdy? - zawoia{
general. - Czy tel ksiadz
wiesz O tenn, lie wy1alem "a
1nqz siostre PAM Blido?
-Anne? Niepodobna.
- TAX jest; wyposazY}em
jej przysz}ego me2a, gdyz bic.
daczysko by}by sic 2r9ek1 jei
reki z tel przyczyny, De ona
ma pien,adze, a on ich ME ma.
To mic tax rozgniewa}o, lie
chcqc GAIA rzecz 2a}atwi6 ma
tychmiast, ofiarowafem mu 20
tysiecY frank6w. Takiego i'm
wyp}ata}em figla! Teraz "a to
on bogatszY.
~ Ale kogo& poslubia ia
moja pieslczotka? - zawo]a|
proboszcz &c smiechem, -
dotad przYnajmniej odmawia}a
wszystkim, m6wiac:: Me ko.
cham pana'. Skoro zas pyta-
lem dalei, smiejsc sic twierdzl.
Ia, &e ME pojdzie nigdY "a
ma2,
Me mona zbvteczn!e
dowierzaG m}odym dziewcze-
ton. Powtarzam ksiej2u, Il
poslubia Mutiera, mojego wy
bawce, iedregN z jodwaz
niejszych ludzi.
Dzielnego Mutiera! To
mi sic bardzo podoba, to mic
nadzwyczaj cieszY.
KeidYsmy by;i obsj ranni,
mowil W dalszyIn clagu
general, ia jeniec woienny
i on moi przyjaciel, wowczas
styszafem czesto, z jakieml
pochwa1ami odzywat sic Q
swoich przyjaciolach, szczegol.
piej zas 0 mi;ej i dobrej Annie.
Wtenczas to nak}ania}em 20
do ozenienia sic. Moi iowa
rzvsz wprawdzie ME odmawia4,
ale zwleka}, gdy1 przedewszyst.
klein chciai sobie uzbieraG
NTS xno1o1
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-03-01

To te5 ala tego wla5oie
o~p6zoileln moi wyiazd,
zawolal general. Do mnie
na]eze6 beda przygotowania do
slubu, a jaka wan wyprawie
uczte!
The Washington times., 1894-12-26
DIED.

CQLBERT-At his residence, SOC Sixth street
southwest at l2 o'clock, December %, 1894,
MATTHEW COLBERT.
Notice of funeral hereafter
ARTLETT-Entered into rest on Decembsr
25, 1894, PHOENIX BARTLETT beloved husband of
Jennie :. Bartlett and only brother OF Mrs.
John Boyd, Mrs Amanda Baily and Mrs
Funeral services will be held Wednesday, De-
cember 26 1894, at 4 o'clock p m, at his late
residence, 500 street northeast Friends and
relatives respectfully invited to attend. Inter-
ment Thursday.
BUTLER--Sunday, December %, 1885, at S5
p H., at her residence, 1911 Madison street.
SARAH BUTLER, beloved grandmother OF Carrie
B. Butler, aged seye eAty-ive years
Funeral to-day "wednesday, December 26, at
9 clock p. m, II ON Central Church
DIXON AND GUNNELI-On December %, 1894,
at 8 so a. m. after srort illness OF five days,
ELIZABETH, beloved wife of the late David W.
Dixon, mother of William r. Hamilton, Rosina
Parry, and Eliza beth Gunnel, in the eightieth
year of her age, and LUDwELL GuNNELL, the be-
loved husband of Elizabeth Gunnell, departed
this life on ;he 25th of December, 1894 at 2:20 a.
m, in the fifty-fourth year of his age, after a
long illness.
Jersey avenue northwest, December q, at !
p. IN.
KALUsowsKI-on Sunday evening, Decem-
ber %, 1894, DR.. HENRY K. KALUsOwsKI, aged
Eeighty-nine years.
Funeral services this wednesday, morn
ing at 10 o'clock, at his late residence 81 street
northwest. lnterment private.
MARTIN-On December %, 1894, atS:13 a. m.
GEoRGIANA MARTIN {nee Nicholsonl, wife Of John
r. Martin, in the fortieth year of her age, at her
residence, 7i0 Ninth street southeast
Funeral from the. Fourth Street NJ E. Church
Thursday at ? o'clock. Friends and relatives in
yited to attend, :.
OCONNQR-On December q, 1894, at4;30 a. m,
CHARLES O'CoNNoR, beloved husband of Kath-
crime O'Conn OF, at the age of fifty-six years. a
native of County Kerry, Ireland.
Funeral from his residence, 1886 Peunsylvania
| avenue northwest, Thursday morning at $50.
Mass at st. Stephens Church Friends and re-
| Iatives res2eo tfnlly invited to attend.
= O'NEILL-On Monday morning, December "a
| 1894 at s o'clock, at her residence, No. 9ls
| Seventh street southeast, Mrs. MARY O'NEILL, IN
| the sixty-eighth year of her age
Funeral services at St Peters Church this
| "wednesday morning at o'clock sharp.
| PITCHER-on Tuesday, December 25, 1894, al
| 1890 D. M, MARY JANE PITCHER, at 2132 Wyo-
| ming avenue
| Notice of funeral hereafter.
| SNOWDEN-At Snowden Hall, Tuesday morn
| ing, December %, 1894, ELIZABETH a. SNowDEN
| aged thirty-three years
| Intern ent at ST Philips Church, Laurel, Md,
| Carriages will meet $3.50 train from Washington
| and luis train from Baltimore.
SPECHT-On Sunday,-December %, 1894,
GEORGE, youngest son of Mary and the late Philip
| Specht
| Funeral private to-day wednesday,, Decem-
Der rs, at 10 a. M
The Washington times., 1894-12-26
NERVOUS DEBILITY.

New testimonials Of the wonderful skill OF
Dr. r. A. Walker in curing difficult diseases
that have ibaiiea other physicians are con-
stantly appearing in our columns. Each
gives sidence of the party, so they can
be easily. found and interviewed should it be
desired. ai
Judge James II. Lane, a well-known justice
Of the peace. residing at Arlington, Alex
andria county, Va, in long statement sub
scribed and sworn TO before NJ. A. Ballenger,
notary public, SAYS he suffered for years from
aggravated constipation, partial paralysis OF
the bowels and nervous debil ty resulting from
past folIies and exceSses His nervous sys-
TEN was shattered, and his memory failing.
DIR. Walker restored him to strong, vigorous
manhood and perfect health.
1t is now a well-estab.ished tact tnat DR..
Walker cures all disorders OF the brain and
nervous system. diseases of the skin and
blood. catarrh, asthma, consumption. rheuma-
tisEn malaria, hemorrhoids neart troubles,
diseases of women, and all affections of the
other organs, sexual Weakness dc.
DR.. Walker can be consulted free of charge,
either personally or by letter. His we'll
known sanitarium, a. 14l1 Pennsylvania ave-
nue., adjoining VIII ards Hotel. is open for
|. consultation ard treatment every week day
from 10 a. m. TO p. M; Wednesday and Sat
urday evenings from to s; Sundays from IL
to 12
Charges for treatment very low.
Ali interviews and correspo ndence sacredly
confidential No eases made public without
consent OF patients
The Washington times., 1894-12-26
And the Cat Came Back.

81 have got kitten at home," said ", L.
Slocum, of Manchester, n. H., which 1 think
has travelled about as rapidly and as far in
one day as any other animal in the world
One morning about month ago the kitten
strayed into my factory short time before
the machinery was started up. 1t got playing
around the floor and soon took up its posi-
tion in the big hy-wheel, where without being
noticed it nestled down and went to sleep.
Soon the machinery was put in motion, the
wheel moving so rapidly that the poor kitten
could not escape. Indeed, it is probable that
puss was soon unconscious from dizziness.
"a little computation shows the distance
the cat travelled. The wheel moves at the
rate of $50 revolutions a minute. and at every
turn pussy went seventeen feet AS the wheel
was kept in motto n 800 minutes without stop
ping. the kitten must have travelled during
that time a little over 800 miles. When the
wheel was stopped the kitten was discovered
aud taken out, more dead than alive, but it
shortly recovered. and, although it has re-
mained about the factory eter since, It is OBJ
served that it always gives the fy-wheel a
wide berth."-St. Louis Globe-Democrat.