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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-23
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Gin lInbetauntcr bei'm 6iiheu egitoHcu.-
SaS. Dale ltmer uerpunoet. 49, 9iC
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sluer StuBpuuoe nld Der StaOt uuO mel
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NtGuner III e!uem &oOte uabc MountaiHs
Nolnt, Eebsu Der MUuOUug oes Wugothga
Tlufef, fidteu UuO geraoe mt oem @iur
sebeu hires Nste5 beltQ'ugt Uayeu, ais
Elm auoereS YOOt pom llier abitieB, uno Die
5ulaieH ami Ole Tlid)sy id]OHeu.
9reI Sdiiic mUroeH abgegebeU, nobel
ser obeaerwabH.c YtluU uegwuuoet uuO cIu
au0eyer Dinuu, 9tumcu5 lllircO -- ges
t0Otct murne. 2Ie SGIcBcret ere,guete idl
fur; Dor 7 llbu NheUO5. Der Scrluuu0ete
uarh Had] Dem pgi0yulduoer lluiuerlltdtSz
0o}puaE" QelanOt. Der SdlaUplug Der Shot
III uugeidhr 20 Diclleu UoU Baltimore.
9tdbere GluielubeIieu fouutcu beuie iriib
uid)t uor siding oeS @Iaues ,rmittelt >uer.
ben. Ger yiame oeS GrlhoHeueu, ioluie bic
Soeutitdt Der yiOrOer lluO nod mtt ermlts
Ielt mOrOeu.
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Sermiidte teIrgrnphii6c 0cpeId)cn.

- Der Tarmurbcitsr Bm. Safe, Der
am 9Onnerita9 bel IlbiOn, N.sO., Oas
0ienitmGOden @mluaSunt in 10 ideu6z
lther SSelle crmorbete unb ii6 icitbcm
bergen blclt, lit, bur9 Sunser poQ<
itanOi9 eri9Opit, in elmer S9eune auTz
sefunoen woroeu. @r lit geitanOia uno
eibt uuerpioerte 2icbe al8 6as Ototip
Ser Ebat an. Scin mirtliacr Name 1T
6uler.
-@bas. Carr, Elm libel beleumun6ez
ter Sepobncr bon S6awutOnia, &auI.,
Ucrgemaltiste am Souuta9 bort Die IA
lGbri9e, GOIa Chamber. Garr, lpeld,.r
prompt ein9efan9en wurbe. bat gtusii4s
ten, nit benz 9tiater 2gnd) gefanut.
i4aft ju MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-23

Sin unOermeioIi9er I'M
fall erei9nets liA am Sumitag Dor
oem 2aOen Ger 9reat @bina Gbeez
Comp. y" 9tr. 613, SItsSaltimOrcitraBe
gIl8 namIid Gin Na9en ser yGigenbrOts
grau @Ompa9uic," auf peIdem Sr.
&arl ShwarjtOpi iaB, pom Der 6reOcrItz
IN bic BnltimOrcfraBe elubOg, rutidte
Ser @aqCn Dor benz o6eugenaunten &az
sen in Die @oiie, trai oa8 cIierue SOnt>
merOad, ou8 4raiielnO berab fam uno
cine Der 9rOBen 2aOenfeniter 5ertriinz
nitric. Der angertbtete S4a0en pirO
auf 800 9eiAaet.
3urIeeten u uhe be TIA ttet +.
@citern gadmittn9 uurOe Die
iterbli6e 6a0e hc8 an 6rctta9 i'm boz
ben Sitter BON 65 9abren uerblidenen
tSrn. @Ottlicb Sdreiber pom 9rauerz
buuie, gtr. 1921, 0filtOn Ylace, aus
sur emigen 9tubc beltattet. BaitOr u.
Yurfart pom Der ct. 9Obanni8 STRIDE
an Der Yi6ole StraBe Ieitete oGn
GraucrgottcsOienlt. 2llS Babrtu6tragcr
fuuairten Ots S6. >. &auimann, $.
@ciiiel, 2lntOn Singer. &arl StaBiOrO,
4oam Shent uuO 9r. 0tuuerS.
Der YcrbliA:nc 1T aus Nelgcr8,
2lmt Sitbeim, Sudicn gSelmur size
na6, geburtig, uno wanCerte Dor Al
Sa1ren in 2lmertfu Ciu.
l9eldcr Yeliebtbeit iid ser @erblis
dene bel ictnen Ycrpan6teu uuo bel
ieinen ;ablreideu 6reunOen uuo 8es
fannten erfreuIe, bewieicn SG5 grOBe
EruuerseiOlge, wclhe5 Dem EObtcn ole
leste Gbre erwies, iowle bic ojcleu
5iumcnipenben, wel6e Sen Sarg
ibmiidten.
Der p$5 olIan6iid sGmerit0nii d. E
Serein" belt gefsru AbcuO inter oem
8orilte oeS 4raHoeuten Sru. Reter 8aH
Der YSeferlaten uuo Der BrOtotOu1ilbruul
oes 6ru. S3arood Braaf ieiue regslmaSlge
Yeriammlung. Seds neue ytItgIteoer
mI:oeu auigeuommeu. Die IN Der leeteu
YeriammIun9 uertuBte Prlrsip!eH Grfld.
ruuq lam Sur Aunahme, Uuo Der SeibluB
uuroe geiaBt, Die Seriammluusen lcOeH
6reitag, 2beuOS, III Der pgle4antc5' 9allc"
absuballen.
3um 8eiien5Oe8 6eimS tHr
unbe bar {" mlro pom l9. bis 81.
9iouember III 2ebmauu's 9aue eln Sajar
ueranItaltet.
Bum ebren0eu 9 eoG d. tniB al
YnpOr @hr. 9iridmunu fuuO gtiterH 4benO
in Der &OHcor6ia=Sapeue su SSalbroot eiu
&ruusraOttesOisnf fatt, wsIaen YafOT v.
ped lsitstss
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-23
= II II ertt0 0

waiier in Ueni5,n V2iHuttn 9rjmpie, yta8;ridurt,
ut6,lF,t, SrbrcdsH, SoobrtHHeH, ylcroottit5 Sdois
Ioiisi,It, YusrdHs, DlaubOs, Dgi:nteIIt. Sqo!erGs
gtoIbus, &oIIc, SldbGuscu mo ale IHHerIlpea
SGueIltE.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-23
China mn ,(apau.

2onSon, %. SftObcr. Die st.
SameS @aSette" bringt cine 9cpciac,
uclber SuIOlgs Observation-Disclosures
Sluiiden 5apan uno China 5ur 3eit in
SeOul sepflO9cn wcrOen. Die Dieiigs
dineiiIds @cianOtidait crtlart, oa8
0criiht entbebrc ieOer ScgriuOung.
Doto anna, y. StIUDtr. - Oas
iapaniI4e 9teprdieutantenbuuS bat ii9
clnItimmis fir bic 6Ortiesung OeS &ricz
ge8 au8geiprOdsn unO iid 0leidaeitig
bereit crflart, ieOc 6OrOerunq, uelae
Oie Ncgicruns ~ Oicicn 3wede an Oa8
Sans itellen luiiroe, anitau6los gu BIZ
miuiocn. 90 wuroc audi Die 8or(a9e
8etrcfI5 2lEinuBms elmer Grieg8auleibe
cin}tImnig angenommen.
Sapaniiae GcnIur.
2ouSor, %. Sfto6er. - Gine
@peSiolOepeiAc aus Shanghai an bic
,GcntralzNcm5" metOct, oaB Der britt
i6e SOniul iu SeOul fib Oariiber be.
ihwcrt, baB cine in oOrgei6riebener
@ciie periieselte amtIide 0cpeiac an
ibn gcridtct, auf Dem @cgc BON @bez
mulpo naA SeOul Qc0finct murbc, un6
buB aus ipdtcrcn Grei9uihen bcmieien
purbe, OaB Ser iapaulide geamte in
Seoul uon Dem Snbalt bc5 betrcifenoen
S6riItltHde8 gcnaHc ScnntniB bate.
Der &onIul fat nad SOnOon I'M Ser
haltuuqsmaBrcgelu tcle9rapbirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-23
ans uuicrcr Ra9bars s8epublif.

Sta 3 t Wt c 70, %. Sftober. -
amerlfaniide 3citlngeu Ucr0ficntliden
Sert6tc BON Serbanolungcn iiber cinen
SanoeI5uertrag swiiden Wterifo uuO
Den Ter. Staatcn. 9ta6ioriAungcn in
alien Ocpartcmeut5 babcn crqcbcn, ooB
9temanO bier @twu8 pon eincm Iold3cn
8crtrase wciB.
Die 2csi8latur bes Staates @uunaz
iuatl bot ben SOridIag 9cnadt, Der
9fesicrung i'm Safe eineS &rieqcs psz
tuniGre unO auOers !0ilfc gu She'll luer.
ben gu lohcu. SbwObl cine lOld,e
9ilfe nidt nOtbiucnOig. 10 3eigt bieIcs
2luerbieten bod Oen Batriofi8mu8 Gcs
meritaniidcn SOItes unO icin Scrtraueu
an Dia5 uno bciien 9tesierun9.
Die 0eputjrtentammcr OcrGunoeIt
Iber cine Giieabubn GOn3cIIion obne
Sublibien an Sberit 9tado BeliurnO.
Die 8abn iOQ Ourd ben Staat @1unuz
iuate scbcn. Die @jnnubm:n Der .Gens
truIzgiisnbabn" iIr Die ;rueite 2Bud)e i'm
Sftobrr bclieIcn ildl auf $155, ,173.17.
Der Strlfe Ser @tgarrenmacber lit
bsenber. @eneraI 9alleraSo, Der 0ouz
uerneur Oes Sunbe5Siltrifta, muBte bic
9lrbeiter Ourh ietncn @infiuB 3ur 9Bt;z
beranfnabme Der 2lrbeit Su ueranlaiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-23
Wal0riQ : WalQria,
SdattelfrOf, taltes Gte6er,
@e9IelFeber beWaltigt.

EiebtE uub gSetclfsb,r turlrt tlr inHISt9 GsHtsa
Gs rriiirt F,iu N,irtits in ber ISct, neItes tates
Ei,6er unb ggtdie,Hescr u5o al: ioHfistH Sumpias
buio,n unD anocJen Bieber INIT puilt BON Raopaq'S
Rin.n) 70 RAID bellt ME 0Gonao, 0edoq Rsluet.
Gr.is so cts. pro Siai&s. in apstbsisu gu bGbsa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-23
RratH, permanent oebsiE:.

~Skassv poer ttiue BesabIuHa.
Dian holc lid 8GltiuorcI 9Grt=SulpiehlunseH oocr
Inic iic it'd trlt STisEosE. 99tI perUeiicn 81. olf
5000 &Giient,n. Seine Operation fsins s!b'
1GItwne6 e6uE Geid1 Ait:n.
SdTlfttite SarGRfic urbtbiH3ter StilnR1 Don
Gru6cn aler Nrt bel t.ioeH SetjlttIterH o6u:
&ieeTGnDcnonua, iUis Iorge oudl cas- %,ioeH bse5,H
mag. - pIttrirtuE3 fr:i. Dian Inile iia SlrtulGrs
tonmeH. 9ic 2. -. DiiutrsGUMp..
Simmer 2Io-212, ngauitablt' 'a)ebduos,s 9
SuE16,l2gue1) Baltimore, 0tb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-23
2Buflgrri9t I'M 0rnkrn.
6Iuf 9tt9er III SIo Carolina ais Die ans
gebIideH 9i6rSer bes Gountp' Stlat'
mCiiters aehIn0t.

Golnmbta, S.z@., %. Sft. -
lin llbr aeitern 4benb beri6tcte Ocr
Gelesrapbiit gu Sran9cburg, raS iilnf
9teger ais bic mutbmuBlAcn 0l0rOcr
Oss County. Sduemsiiter8 9(Obcrt 60
pes uerbaitet unO iOiOrt sclpnAt luOrs
oeu ieien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-23
Setoelt nnO 2sefGwerOem.

G5sa,n 9os5u.b o6 TiardHc ODER nerooes aopfs
n.b) 4abHlu,b, gteuyalait RbcHmatlsmus, plfts
fue6, SdmerSen unb DiuItI9Iclt I'm SutcE hem Jits
arat ooet oeu gITcH N oeT Gc5ergt9cHo, Blsurcie,
Nnwsnolra RON Hc5pau's 8eaog Gtiei Iofortiss
grcidt:ruHa berbcIiubrsH uHS btiieH iortstiestes
Gs6raudl mdbrsHo siHigsr &Gss cine VsrnansRtS
&sueiuus bepertttQsLE.
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@aDWaD'S &eaODs&clief
fIyirt mmO petbutet
Grfaltnng, 9uiteu, bOicn Gals, Sn'
hucnsa, Rbcamatismus, gcn'
ralgir, GnpFlucB, SabnwrB,
@It9mn, 9ttgenlnntb.

90 Hubert ole peiHigcnpiten GhmerJen IL etc
rer his arpCHsiq DuHut;H. ylldt cine StuHos Had9
9,isu bteitr 4nBsiss iolte irscno sSemnnn SduIers
aeu letDep.
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yto3art= W auucr6or.

Der vMoJart.DianuerhOr" Don 2ocuf.
YOmt utriammeltc iid] gcilcru Yta9mlttug
uH llbr Su ielner reBelmQBlqeu Sings
ruuoc i'll p8lug'5 6ulle," Gde NuOre, unO
8eaiouiraBe. Der @por ooie 3apeQe" uou
3reuger lUalo inter Ger 9eItuug oss 2iriz
geuteu B-of. u. SdHsloer eiugeubt. Su
Der 9eidditSIguua egitattete oaS &omite
iur Die leete pom Ssren a5gebalteue 6eit=
Ildt:it ieiueu GuBeyit giiHilIg lauteuOen BE.
rid)t. 2rn %oriiR f!ihrte Der EraTosnt, 6r.
S8fer Steiule, uuO ais Sttr.tar fuugirte
92r. Sob. Sdl0nbOlSer. 3psl attlue uno
Orei paiTue Vhtglteoer purOcu III ben Ser
elm Cufleupmmeu
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&tte 3ettn q @ ets.
Bur nGnrrsfnnnnsnfsns 9

10 cents pro 9unsert in Der Office bss .gory.ISsu
Beaten" su 9Gssu. (Gebr.l0-l
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uGimtrnGt.n
sMleaePs sr6eIFrion.oalle.

9u Der bstaunteu prd9ngeu &on;ert.
,6aue osS ,0rH. loeiurIdl Sdllsgel, 9ir. unb
8, SUO TreoeridlraBe, trttt bieie g8od.
cine usEe 3ruppe aui, uuo Slpar meroen be
inugesiroheu GprOler aaoteuold nit ibrtu
itoueu EOltsI:eOeru, SuOleru uuO Sdub.
PLATTER. duSeu Die 3ub0rer eyfreueu. ggas
2itd)c uno 8eller te8 iSrH. S6Iegel aHbe.
trlfit, 10 1T es beIanut, baB er MIR 0a5 9ere
poriebr. Gin Beluh OsS yotals taun Sc.
benz, Der etumul eiReu gemitblidlcu unO
ougeuebmeu Abeno subringeu m0d)te, aH>
empiohlsu lpcyoeu, sumal oa5 glurlttegelO
Guruttt ueun.nSwtrtb iii.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-23

Gs oebictst ben foIt,rn0Rsu g6m,1en aus,rbr6iA
Ginbat, liHoert @HtyuuouH9 uHb BELT BlutaHbrans,
Itl Is nutl ben guu8tn. benz UtageE, ben 9todrntn
oo,r aRocrcH SruicH ootr CrgaEeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-23

Saumarm1 SaHr, &oia:, maize Sba sItraBe,
itdttfnosEoeR
Maiicnz Ger III nj ung
5u betpsiIiseH.
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NafIem 2serS0taatltlttat9
Ter
Gcrciuia tc,t 9cmofratic.

Gie 0emotraten ocr 10. gBaro iino einss!a0eH, fdb
or Der GIL
Wt,tpodb, ............ Oeu "a. SItuber,
.(teuos s llbr,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-23

9.c p2ocuit YOluter giGGuerdur" iibte
seiIeru Jta9mItIug III Der 1aue Oes 9rn.
6rtR 6urtteni6t gtr. 1921, yiihoIiouitr.,
inter yeituHg etues tIdugeu 2irlgsuten
&rcf. Subert Sriippal Die &bort iir oaS an
10. yiouember III Der rgutadt.6aQe, @de
6uQ. NIB BeuiOnitraBs, itatii oenOe II.
Snitungsfeit. Su Der 9ehdItslieung
tlihrte Der ErdilOeut, 6y. SurdIteuIdlt, oeH
&oriIg, uuO ais StfcetSr 1ungirte l0y. ser
mann 1ufte6t. Gin aftlue5 Yittglieo muroe
aufseuomueu uuO ELL @auOoat sur Dits
0licOjdIait uorQeihlaqeu.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-25

OF this thick, leathsry pod are several
cells, each containing number OF SEEDS
embedded In soft pulp, acid TO the taste
and pink in color. The seeds are the
cocoa beans OF commerce.
The preparation Of the bean for us
various forms of comm ercial use tnvari-
ably begins with roasting, says hate
Fields Washington. Roasted aud di-
vested Of husks, the result Is cocoa nibs;
ground into paste, sweetened, thicken-
ed and favored the product Is called
chocolates; made into crude, answeet-
ened paste or powder it gees by the
name OF cocoa; with the oil extracted,
dried and powdered, the name broma,
while the oil Of the seed yields noa-
rancid fat called cocoa butter, frequent
| ly used in pharmacy.
Caeao. which is such an important
tree, sounds so much like eecoa, coco
| and cocoa, IL is little wonder that its
various products have been wrongly
named. As l have shown, the cacao
] tree yields what we commonly call
| chocolate, cocoa and broma.
The coco tree. so far | can discover,
! has but one commercial use-cocaine is
| derived from its leaves. The coco tree
| has an edible root, resembling a sweet
potato, but not Of sufficient value to
warrant expectation.
The cocoa tree is really the cocoanut
! palm-ohe OF the most VALUABLE trees
10 the world, aud probably the most
widely distributed OF all tropical prod
ucts. The wood OF the cocoa tree
makes excellent building and furniture
material; the plated leaves are made
into fans, baskets, mats and house
roofs. aRd the leaf is used for house
walls aud partitions. The husk OF the
nut furnishes fibre for cordage, hats,
| brushes, hammockS and various other
useful articles; the shell makes good
vessels for various domestic uses; the
meat is edible, and the milk drinkabie,
while the oil Of the nut is used for can
dies, soap, etc. / neglected 20 say that
| the Juice crushed from the uDexpanded
flower, makes more or less intoIlcat-
ing beverage.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-25
BELLAIRG

Beuaire City and Pultney township
are entitled 70 IA delegates 70 the Dem
ocratic County Convention, which will
be held at Bridgeport, divided as fol-
lows: Bellare- First ward, l; Second
ward, ?: Tnird ward, .; Fourth ward,
a, .; Fourth ward, b, "a Fifth ward, /;
Pultney township precinct, 3; West
Wheeling precinct, l. Following are
the representatives at the Congressional
Convention: Beilaire-Flrst ward, !;
Second ward, .; Thire ward, .; Fourth
ward, two precincts, .; Fifth ward, /;
West Wheeling precinct, i Pultney
township precinct, ?.
Miss Olive Metz entertained a number
Of her friends at her home on Gravel
Hill, Thursday evening, In a very pleas
ant manner Games, vocal and instru-
mental music, recitations, etc, were the
features Of thy evening, and everybody
had a good time aud congratulated Miss
Metz on the success OF her entertain
ment.
The Misses Sarah Horkheimer, Hat
tie Reed, Berthe Wolf, Flora Kraus,
Cora Gutmau, MoIle Baer, Hattie En-
sheimer, Mrs. A. NJ. Rice, and Messrs.
Moreis Steinhed and GaOe Emsheimer,
OF Wheeling, called on BelaIre friends
Thursday evening.
Mr.. William Schoeniarber, the genial
clOthler, OF Columbus, o., is visiting
his sister, Mrs. Max Herzberg and
o.her friends in this city.
Several members of the Junior Amer
lean Mechanics Lodge of this city at
tended a meeting in MoundsyiIie last
night.
Miss Maggie Clegg. OF the First ward,
is home from weeks visit with rela-
tives az Steubenville.
The members Of ST. Paups A. M. E.
church gave an ice cream social az the
church last evening.
Mrs. Belle CARRIE and daughter
Beigle are visiting relatives at Saline
Vile. o.
Alex. Dale aud son have returned
from a ten days trip TO Atlantic City.
Miss Anna Faris is home from visit
with friends at LlOydsville.
Recorder D. 5. Dreamer was in the
city yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-25
IndIn., an socie.r Umcsrs.

DAVENPORT, IA, August eat TO-
DAYS session OF the National Ladies
Aid Society, the following officers we're
elected: President, Miss Madge Howey,
Illinois; vice president, Miss Pear
Willis Indiana; National Council, MRS.
5. f. LYONS. Minnesota; Miss Belle
Gray, Iowa; Miss Alice SsillweH' Kan
sas: Mrs. Francis Arnold, Missouri;
Mrs. Z. II. Davis, Washington, ID. T.;
treasurer, Mrs. Ella Jones, PeBnsyl-
vania; chaplain general, mrs. A. +.
Davis, Psnnsylvania; chief Of staff, Mrs.
j. Morgan, New York; inspector gen
eral, Miss Kate Raynor, Oaio; muster
ing and inspecting officer, Miss A +.
NichOl, Kansas
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-25
TIE AP.A.IN POLITICS.
Rapid Decline OF the Order In missouri
Owing To Partisan Tendencies.

Rapid Decline OF the Order In missouri
Owing TO Partisan Tendencies.
ST. LOUIS, August CIV. Il. Gar
land, a prominent merchant, has writ
ten a letter announcing his Withdrawn
from the American Protective Associa-
ton. He writes that the order, which
was organized TO keep religion out OF
politics, has been so manipulated that
il is now al adjunct Of the Republican
party. In ST. Louis there are thirty
TIRES councils or local lodges. The
President Of each Of these is 4 Repuoll-
can. Two and probably three OF these
Presidents are city officials. Nearly all
OF the Republican city officials are
mem srs OF the order.
AT one time the St. Louis Councils
had 2l,OOO members, but the order is
rapidly declining, and to-day there are
not more than 5000 members in good
standing In this city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-25
% shell Nm rhronsh.

SANDY HOOK. August 24-The
Chase-Gantt armOr plate was subjected
70 q test az the proving grounds to-day
ir the presence OF number OF dIStin-
guiShed visitors interested IN the dgat
OF she'll against armor. The plate was
FIVE feet by six aud ten and half
inches thick, and 10 was to be tested ia
composition with Harveyjzsd plates. IL
was mounted aud bolted against a
strong Oaken backing. The projec-
tiles Intended to be used were Midvale-
Hotter steel piercing shells OF eight
inch cali5re. The first shot ired broke
the plate in three triangular pieces
The shell went through and has not
yet been recovered.
Another shot was fired which broke
the TOD section Of the plate in several
pieces aud went into the sand butt
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30 A..nnintlon Omeers

SARATOGA, n Y, August 94.-The
American Bar Association Committee on
Nominations reported the following OH
GERS, who were elected: President
James C. Carter, Of New York; secre-
tarv, John HlnEley, Of Baltimore;
treasurer, Francis Rawle, of Philadel-
phia: executive committee, the above
aud also John Randolph Tucker, OF Vir-
ginia; George A. Mercer, OF Georgia;
Alfred Hsmenway, of Massachusetts,
and b. 6. Schley, Of Wisconsin.
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COCOA AND CAoAo.
Common Errors Made About the Product
of the PopuIAr beverage

Common Errors Made About the Product
of the Popular beverage,
The corruption Of words will doubt
less always be an Interesting study.
Take, for Instance, the word cocoa. In
reality there should be no such word,
fer il naturally miSleads many good
people into thinking that their favorite
drink is in soms way a product Of the
cocoa palm or its nut.
Cocoa is a corruption OF cacaO-a tree
which belongs 20 the tropical regions Of
the American continent. This tree sell
dom grows over eighteen feet high under
cultivation, although Il is taller in its
native foreS;St. It's leaves are large aud
glossy, its flowers small aud in clusters,
Only a single fruit maturing from each
cluster. The fruit is enclosed 10 3 pod
measuring, when ripe, from ssven to ten
inches In length and from three 10 four
and one-hsii inches in diameter. Inside
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REPUBLICAN PARTY DEPENDING UPON
IDLENESS AND DISTESS FOR SUCCESS.

"The Republican party this day bases all
its hopes Of 1894 and 1896 on the continued
depression Of business In the whole his
tory Of politics it is the first time that
any great party ever welcomed hunger,
nakedneS and enforced idlsneSS as allies.
Hon. Champ Clark, Of Missouri, before
Young Mems Democratic Society," of Ncl0
YOTk
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NBWSLER.
Interesting Pieces OF Photographic News
IN small space.

Antere9tlnE Ftece1 OF Aotost@P"'N -'N'S
IN small SDAce.
HELENA, ARK, August 24.-Phlllip Pet
tus, who murdered his wife here in April,
1SqS. because she refused to live with him,
was hanged in tho Jail ward Of the court
house to-day at u o'clock. Pettus and his
wife were colOred.
WAsuINGroy, d. c., August 24-The
cash balance in the Treasury to-day was
SIPS, O,O52, Of which 54,55S,49O was gold
reserve.
WASHINGTON, d. c., August 24-The
President today signed the general deh-
cheney appropriation bill, the last OF the
appropriation bills Of the session.
New York, August 24.-Mrs. Francis
Hodgson Burnett, the writer, reached New
Work to-day oy the steamer Britannia. At
the dock she received mess age that her
son, whose illness at Washington had
called her here, was much improved.
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MINERAL WATERS.
MENERgL WATERS

SPRUDEL WATER-Ths Kisg Of MinsrAl
stsrs, from Nj Clemens, hich. pure.
wholesORs water, unsurpassed 49, beverage
ard table water.
KROETHAL WATER 80 From KfonthAl
Syringe, Nassau. Germany. Tbs Mineral Ma
ter 10 Justly celebrated for its sIcallent aigss.
tive qualities. IS also refreshing snd delicious
summer drink. either pure or nlred With ffgiI
GyFup nilk. wine or brandy
APOLLlNAKlS WATER-Fron RhenIh
Prussia, Germany, in piHts aud quartz
P WELTY + co,
Ills NaiE and llsl Market strseA
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Pleased WIN nsward,s Nomination.

STeetailo t1s q custer.
FAIRMoNr, W. VA, August Elk
Governor A. r. Fleming arrived home
Yesterday from a business trip 10 Indl-
ana. He expresses himself as highly
.-'assa7 -vith the nomination Of Hon.
John A. Howard for Congress from the
bIrst district.
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TRADE WINNERS We wINF-xsUa TRADE
BOYS SUITS AID Pms.

These spot cash thundsrboits are tbs Gauss
o. our EondsFfDi success. and the public. loos.
ing iog full vaiBss Tor every dollar - caiehiax
on - our bargains, and busiHsss huns a. iAIs
that biz prOfts are out % the quAtuon 90
Bssidss many sther bargaips tbat yol III
see when visiting tnls great sale W1ieS WI
coatinge uhtil balance u stock Is solA
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THIRD DISTRICT.
AN INTERESTING SUMMARY OF THs con-
GRESSIONAL SITUATION.

Car,har', tie aNssiang from Mason" Seems TO
Fave the Ias,ts Track FOR ihs Democrats
Nomiaaion-Lsoaard Handicapped By Late
St2rt-S,puo,icans hot Anxious br an Empty
Eooor.
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When Baby was sick, we gave her CaStoriA
When she was q Child, she cried for CAStOriA.
When she became Miss, she chung to Casto-ia
Wien she had Children, she gave them Cassorie
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SAKGAlNO ---E- q. POTTS
7. B. POTTS
Bargain
Bulletin,
lain And TENTH STREETS.
WHEELING, W. Va.
BARGAINS---E. B. PORTS

We have just purchased i,
at Assignee's sale the entire
stock of the ROCHESTER CLOIH.
ING CO., and place the same on
the market for a few days at
prices that will move the
goods. Bargain hunters will
do we'll to call early. The
following extract from their
pc n n g announcement
speaks for itself, and we pro.
pose to close the balance Of
the stock at still lower
prices.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

GUCCESSFUL speculation open to ali; trv
- our Syndicate system Of speculation; -
crease your income; information free; send
for circular. THOMPSON & DERR CO., 80
Wall street New York. Incorporated under
the laws Of State OF New York. Capital $780,
co. jyl3sa, wedGdtS
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NOR RENr-os ACCOUNT OF h0V Inc
Il cur business 70 the large asPaItassen sirsets
OF L q rs w., nreseut once, No. 90 Twsitn
we oAes r Sut ave rear rooms for rent Ben Bon
stssss x SGI he kept Open until the Twelfth
st1eet rooms are rented when the sntte Gos
cess win be tra9sfsTrsSS 70 + n a. KIM Co
TIE STANDARD sew LNS ieIo
N,,,.oyar Manager. ~