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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-28

TMR RNGmTHB AT WAgEIN0TON.
The DAnI Aad SUEDAT RSaIsTHR can
b procured in WAsAihEton City as the
EswspaDsE Exchange, opposite WillardS
Fetal. aad Queens News stAAd, Nations
hstol
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-28

THE nEuIsrER Az UMAlSIEsT0N.
TIE DAuI Aad SUEBAI REsIsTHR saA
BE- procured In OharlSstOa at TIE Hotd
Ru6ner News stand
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-28

rg-TEibusss Of Respect Aad OSi'uAEy H'tiS's
avs cents pr hna
stanys 81 the dShoninstiSa 81 tWoosA'' AaA
les aoasDtsd for amounts lssS AAa enc essNaE
TC0nnzsPOEyEaCs SsERANWa HReAsANs
usws sSLSorzED VnoN HvHnE RAHs ~ IN SU$
kOUNpms 0oUSEHE-
Rsisotsa oommuRleAtiSas win net Be Ieeafaea
uulsss asoo1pAaisd b. suasisAs POssASs-
Ne nEoisTER. smsFSslng Ne several 60
-. 1. orasrod at ne PosbOlOs n WhSSi-
-. ~, ~, a ssssna-olass HsAssaS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-28
nnrdn CInh Entertained.

Among the visitors TO the city yester-
dav were several members OF the Haydn
Mandolin Club, of Pitts6urg. These
1iST1s6t amen were entertained while in
the Nty by the Premier Banjo, Mando-
Ii5 axd Guitar Club. They were shown
aboul the city, and Nthen taken to the
Prem n Club rooms, in the Reilly
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-28

III you wish to have the best local and
tsIegraphic paper in the city LETT at your
door regularly every moraing, subsortes
or the Daily and Sunday editions Of the
Register. Is cents per week
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-28
rbe Man Who PIoored Jim Corbett.

George MiehlInR, wrestling Instructor
of the Olympic club, San Francisco,
tells a good story about jim Corbett 10
the Chronicle. When Gentleman James
was teaching the manly art at the
Olympic club rooms, he aspired to be-
come a wrestler, TOO. and really did be-
come quite proficient at the game. One
day in an unhappy moment OF over
confidence he invited Parson Davies to
accompany him to the club and observe
how artistically he could put Miehling
on his back. Davies wanted TO see
some fun and told Miehling what Cor
bett was up 20.
The professor winked the other eye
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-28

bali club aud averaged two hits In every
game against Harvard and Princeton.
He was born in Somerville, Mass, 25
years ago.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-28
PUBLICATIONS.
MINERAL WATERS.
MINERAL WATERS /!

UATHoRS WATERING have a large stosk
Of this celebrated NlaeraI Water Ga hsnd rhlcA
we s.s closing out a. reeccsd prices in srdsf 70
make room Tor ether goods. Put up In aoz-
2doz zrd 4doz packages.
sPRrDEL WATKINS kins Of NiEsrd
waters. from Ne Clemens. Mich purs,
uhelsssms water. upssrpasssd a. osssFsxs
ana tabs water.
$500 xsxsau. Cefmany This Mineral Wa
~, h 7ssfly cslsbrstsd for ia srcsllent cixss-
tivs scslities. Is also refreshing snd delicloes
sumr.er drink. either pprs OF mffe1 vita ffsis
'tsIpkoifISIRls WATEE-Ffsn RseslsA.
p...s>< c~roasy. II plrtz sud quartz
rfnss>, Pl.WELTY 4 CO.
ms xais and M hafkss s.fssiA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-28

VrauAn. NJ EAG PoSRAG8 FnzRAA
DAILY, sin aATs In the WssH....-..........A %
BAILY. thrsS days IN tbs week. -
DAILY, tive days n the week. .......... 30
DAuV a.. S.T IN TIA week ..............- 10
RERxLT, ons ysAs, n aeSAnoo. lS
EERKLY. six noAtAs -.............'''..
BUNDAN 0nly, SAs -saE. ..--........... sC
BuNDAY EMILY, stz nSatAs ~"
DELIVERED III SAARIBA&
pAILY, per week. " bs Vaia W'SElT.....- ,
DAILY ana SUNDAY. per week.
The DAILY VIA ~ dShVosOd b. SaFFasfia
any sthsE city OF town At....-...........-
Ei,vlo oovsss q DAILY sE WEBKLK....-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-14
TEXAS SETTINGS.

4 $1,000 GIN Is being erected at Pur-
Tho new jail at Claude IL nearing com.
\ new, school building has Just been
completed az lAGmugo.
\ project b ON foot at Panhandle to
establish cr,amery
The Mcihollsis ut Mmprnl Wells hive
lot llo contract for q new church
Good noel, for building purposes Ia 10
bo found two miles from l,lrsnn.
The carpenters Of lillsborn lavc orenn.
ICED u union which las forty mrmhcrs
live stock exhibit win be- hrid nt
FLORENCE Williamson county. on tho lTth
Instant ~"
The Methodist Episcopal church soptb
Wll tloruy bhild u new church az Bloom.
The pqNc schools of Waco nrc closed
VIZ week. on account Of tho scarlet fcvcr
II : Hkcly Rnlllugor will order an elise.
corporation, W ''' u"
Two thousand dollars hnve h,,n srb.
Fciilrd toward thn building of an oil u,ln
At Blooming grove.
Tho Hnsifop Advertiser Inns co,,pt,,oJ
us lnril arcn'd year lMc Alyprtisnr L.
WhrNulo In ycnr hut youthful In yiror
lha. NaNa@lg Patriot was sold hy tbc
nnwNl 70 satisfy judgment In favor nf
ae purchaser. ''''' was
A pn1un las sold tho Tnng,i,,,.
'llriuu tn j W. johnson nj tho Tim"
W. tlH ~. NuldllHd The two pNpDw uu.
u'r me name of tho Times Clarion.
,c Two lhoinaaiId four hundred and forty
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-14

ter. They were the adequate guarantee
of the eminent success that has crowned
his efforts, aud Of the tribute Of estccm
that is paid to him.
Mr., Francis, though he has reached
the psalmists allotted three score anl
ten. Is in excellent health, and men.
tally vigorous and alert The first of this
year he went to California with his
daughter 10 spend few months
Before going he requested Mr. William
II. Wilson. who, under Mr.. Franris and
his son, Hon. c. s, Francis Is the wide.
awake head Of the business department
of the Times. TO say for him to the pro-
prictors of Pnines celery compound. ~
have used The medicine moderately and
with favorable results
The expression Ia characteristic Of the
dignlhcd and conservative gentleman
who, "a last falls vote shows. Is In the
right scnaa the most popular citizcn of
the empire state.
Mr. Wilson himself, writing an unso.
llrtcd letter 10 Wells ~ Richardson CONF
pauy, says Of this wonderful remedy that
makes people we'll
For some tune past | have been using
pninp's celery compound as q norvine
and tonic. aud hnvc found It's effects
very beneficial l have heard and known
Of its good work among my friends, scv.
eral saying TINT thcy could not keep
house without It, and mover allow their
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-14
MApR A MISTAKE.
The Villains Abducted the Wrong Girl.
aud Then Released Her.


by Associated Press
Springfield. Ohio. March, IA few
nights ago an nttumpt WIS made 10 Kid.
nap pretty Il0rtonse Wilcox, the South
Ctolna girl who rainc into prominence
several months ago by disappearing from
home,
aiis4 Wilcox Is an orphan, aud made
her home with Mrs ,R,sl1ing, now de-
ceased, One day aho started to school.
hut failed 10 return. A search wds In.
Stitntcd, and II WAS learned that she had
come 10 ibis city with q. c. Addlcsperg.r,
nEcnt for the A. T., A. Arriving here.
Miss Wilcox went before .ludgu Rockri
aud requested that guardian he mp
pointed for her. The Judge compiled, ana
appointed T. A, Muriin Since uhnl time
Miss wilcox has hupn making her home
with Police Commissioner H. a. King.
Mifs Maudo Gregory X employed ns n
inmcsVc at tho simu house. a few nlrhta
rgn' ~ size stepped ont ~ the back door,
two men seized her nnd throw a blanket
over her bead. They carried her 10 A rnr-
ringe waiting u Tie alley and were in
ihe act Of placing her IN II when thoy
discovered that they had gnt the wrong
EN. AZ soon az Miss Gregory was re-.
leased Sic ran back Into the house and
told the people VI her experience. THO
innitor wn4 reported To the pohce ana
they were sworn lo secrecy, but every
night now a stnlWuu policeman can br
acrn guarding the house.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-14

as Fort Worth. Your committee
access 10 the business Of the ~
aud have hccn enabled 70 w
many improvements, OihT
tinig)it vet be made IN orier Y
'husness, 81 q,
Tho deprcdations df tlirtyes y
been confined 10 the Noflh ~,
At the time that we hcgap 9lae
or railroad inspectors IN Soulhela
there was every Indication ioat
tcnsivc aud well organized Ssslsm
tlc stealing was about 10 We WY
IN TINT territory. As o propl 2.
one instance two or more w.
stolen cnttle were found n9anevu,'
to n shipping nolnt whore w /
dav before placed m insneripL
vcstlgatiun. some two or VII,
head Of cattle were lonnu n.e ,.
rrndy to be run out Of The ceaasll
thieves were caught rms wv.
paralyged an thioving IN lhal XVI
state for the time being, thoe,
know from past oNpoflgnN y
only hy constant watchthine-
,o,, 1n,n thia lawlrAs plHiag'
o ~, ~. N''' 17,n,,seorS il shnall +
.VHtru', ,,i n,,,or of the nssi
70 ~ NY W. ,'r,sacrie thieves n
Of cost. a.,
The past yonr has been ens
cclcnted encouragement aHa u' '
g,e etocnmcn mt IN the laT
AM NV mcmbrrsi,ip has contlhasli, 7,
our oaI 'u ni,,. cnils for finanO's hi'
, ~ Nv ,nct
Nh az a tntnl Of nparly uH
Inc delinquent list for On, 9,eih
aitofh 4 lier cent. and tier N
ionhi mn the greater IAN q Nj
III soitied befnro the Close o. v
In, ''N
'ha1a .t. ,...,.,,,ion Ina now noe
rms ass'g ,.l'ion w nj ihongi
ifs inroption. and much eredl'' \.
wns rb6ueht possible only Nv
40 AMI fisom an Indications Y
I'm ,in,o ~" ~ ,s,,re1sn IN the faiae
lls ana inn ~, only npaa .
uagiulh'ss u' l',,,,,n,., AZ M ntul
Grafton ana sn"' boay. con'
bnsinr,s mon. and IA capahle 2,
III INJECTIONS oil Interest W
MN ,rc hnvo a meu;t,Tsh,l !
ehb LIN ~, uiich n no incol,idf''...
hor, siill we kll.lW '9h M toid Z
hcr ~ conparel W., ,,i ,c ~
WV NV ali s,oclincn dinal
MIX ns except from AZ,
VIII W, ,hs,r ~ rart 10 appreciate ih~.
on ., les'' I'm W.. record o, i.if
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-14

supply to become exhausted ! 4
ways stand ready TO say a gool
for Paine's celery compound hi
cstly believe that Il viii do All
claimed for It."
Among the thousanls N t.slI.
that come 10 the prOprle ors o.
cc,cry compound every rear. an
from grateful men aud women d
station of life. Little aid Dartl
great professor realize the greail
his hcncit to mankind when be n
scrihed this remedy that makes
well, and in the spring months
April, May is rs much supsj
al the ordinary tones, ncrvines \
sNpamllas as the diamond 4 nod
liant than glass, II Is the bit
medicine In the world. 1t males
well.
II * the true specific for dlsei'
lug from n dchill;ajcl nrTH7i
AMI impure blool. II Is ansdi
for dyspepsia, hiliausncss, llve1
neuralgia. rheumatism. al s7fn
eases and kidney tronRee ~
ter. paincS celery comfouni
cecdcd again and agais vhw
thing else has failed.
The medical Journals OF ms
aud Europc have given NOV
the many remarkable cases %
usc of puinp'a celery COMPOUND "
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-14

There Ia a natural gna spring IN Idaho
uAt u one OF ihc most f,Nn,rLnhir
sights ever witnessed IL 4 nbout IN
lmi 60 from Boise Cily, ami Ia nj t6e bop.
ION u - canon The rock here scoms to
oe OF q porous mature. aud there nre ln.
nnmcrnh'c email holes and Gssurrs. nil.
inE aluhg the canon one dny proapectlng
dropnN q llghlcl match, nnd fnntcii,
alciy bright blue flame nnrnnr M
lhis hghtol another anil that asn,her.
WV son ON unit! about on acre IN ok.
each arising about foot In helett n
was Q beautiful ight, aud tho lli,hts werc
siH burning WHOM l left there. Tho Hnd
X Of no practical ynluc, "a the fact thnt
the gas issues from the surface OF VIA
eaNh y proof positive that the prlu,
no longer exists IN paying quanillin.
but as curiosity I have never aecn
anything that eQua,a II,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-14

uncombed nuwanhcd nhd unfumlgated
mnsses rose up and smote the man who
had made the mistake OF turning the
senrchllglit ON the war records. II Is true
that Gibson was never In the army. IL
W. true that he was never within ear-shot
of the fondost thunder Of arillloryi II Ia
true that his only military service was
TINT Of stealing rebel steers and mich
COWS. but IL was most egrogious blum
der 10 expose these things, md we won
der that 80 clever politician as John
Ilouk could hnva fnnde H.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-14

Though the senate finance committees
amendments to the Wilson bin take
sugar, coal aud Iron from the free list
and give them protection. Il reduces
rates on other articles so as TO make
q smaller average Of protection than
the house bill The average rate Of
The senate bin 10 more than per cent
lees ihnn the house bill, but both
are about 10 per cent less than the rates
under the Mckinley bin.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-14

The dcfonsc IN the Brocklnrdge case
has as yet had no ehauce to show what
It can DO, hut 10 far an The line OF action
4 Indicated II Will be to prove that Mics
Pollard was not ylrtuOuA woman. That
Appeara to be about al there Ia for the
defense TO do. 1t may have an elect
In the assessment OF damagos. hut Il
win not he accepted by the pnbllc In
nhtleahon Of damarcs TO AIR. Rreclln.
ridEe'r character, The evidence OF such
witnesses az Mrs, Blackburn. that he
introduced Miss Pollard ma HE Intended
~ifei Of the physician who attended nor
Ia an illncss, that he paid the blns and
wrote and teieeraphed her that he wonll
care for her In her confinement: Of no
chief of police Of Washington civ. that
he promised the IlaiutG 10 hia prsstncc
10 marry her. and that be admlt,.a 20
him heylus been criminaily intimate.
such evidence az ghla cannot he dc,,ro,ed
or explained away II tbs prosecution
cannot prove all that Ii prolesses q \.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-14

Tie unetintcd sympathy Of the people
Of Texas win 20 out to Col. w. j..
Swain In the fearful alIllction TINT has
oycrpkcn lin and bis fmily. His ply
Scal suifcdngs, severe as they arc, DO
will take little account Of in the grief
that laments daughters life lost IN
the flames, ana son seriously burned.
The Gayelte. speaking FOR The people Of
ITO whole aiute, yclccs The general sor-
rn,v
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-14
roRpippEN rRuir.

New York JounhL
The popular rage for'tifre- ,ahao,ii.
II well illustrated b. the pnmbpl %
eyhihiuone Of the "dansc elu ycnpre"
which have Wruns ~ cYsn III The
"City Of Churches" Lake ALI prohibited
entertainments, these ere even more
INDIGENOUS thun they would be In the
nastcrn lands where tie dance IL con.
sidered es a matter OF course.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-14

NfNHihuff NNhWNiNtul
We told John Houk how u would Ne
when ~ sprung Glhsons record on him
pad whipped him out OF the Grand Army.
branded - forger and miserable
armed Gibson With a wcanon that would
make hin luvlnclblc amonE the penNanrd
mo9nnhiuern and bnshwhacl,crs 81 That
Sed' tcteeten neck Of the woods.
IN me outside counties. where native
hepneli.snlsn hoN never hecn cortain,
I'M ,, ~ NV touch Of civilization. the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-14

MIR, u. A. Gopher was appointed general
eli culniion agent for the Daily Gazette
October. ], llla travelling roprcsent9u srcs
nre j. /. Mullen. Albert Rogers nnd J. r.
Terry.
Letters Of authority hro given 70 Ill nc.
credited nrcntE 0f the Gazette, ana IN cnhe
or doubt nurHons representing themselves
their authority.
All posimnaiera nse authorized TO act ha
AEnnla for tho Gnknlln
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-14
THE rRIsu LANGUAGE.


tuNhpHtof IN. II Union.
The Irish language stll fingers In the
Bahamas among the mixed defendants
Of the IIlbernlan slaves banshed by
Cromwell to the West Indies One can
occasionally hear II Is snid, black sail
Irish TO the old Irish applewomen whom
they. meet. and thus making themselves
lntellgible without knowledge OF the
Saxon tongue.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-14
ANOTHER TEB ENroRrroN
SCHEME.

NLnr,, nj, ~
NAY ,' ,,g, ''' NV NIam Nilc' opprcs'
A XII, '"'n'.' l'', Iho menus 70 do
s,, v' ~, 1''N' vs. u''lH ''nr. " MS true
I. NJ ',N.v,'V',r' i'Nt No woida
,n, ,h n ,.', ~ N'lF l'NH Ihe pull"
II. ", n,', ''V'''' 'ep'pn' Nhaa wivI
ntn., " ICY 'n, VI me persons with
, "In W.. wy po' 0lN''yg be rrvoi
'','.,,, 'p ~, e"p'e''n to enluac bis
~, I'VE ,,n ~ '1''',g c'"s whore Wstte dors
1. !" ,.N' '9' , ".,'', Nn instance OF this
y 500 ,..y.''' 'loln N'''.un
, ''pvg''' 'N',nln'rN 'harFc mo commits.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-14
THE COST or WHEAT.


Scnntor lencr 81 the speclal commit.
tee on agricultural depression contrib.
utea soma attenuation rs TO the cnst OF
producing whcA, has hcrn Reduced to
70 cents a bnshel In tho northwest and
10 - cents hnshcl IN California. lilo
accounts for the present low price hy
ovcrproduotion IN America and other
countries,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-14

During the past year this committee
PAL employed 40 Inspectors. cnyurlne tua
whole state OF Texas. Indian Terri
tory. the PRINCIPAL mnr1et ami the mnin
outlets Of Texas cattle through the state
of Colorado
Our increased Resources have enabled
w TO discover outlets for stolen cattle
heretofore unknown. We found that
iley were being driven FROM Texas and
ne neutral strin into Southern Kansas.
9hu there shipped to the northern ranges
IN one shipment alone we caught iig
mead after thor had been uhloadod and
ltifen for two or thrrp diva into the
interior of Dakota These thieves were
immediately Prosecuted nud In the
hoiios of their friends one was cnn-
Nictcd, and another. while atteuintiur To-
Escape, was killed nv the slarln We
nave convicted several thieves and have
4 .asse number Of indictments now pend
Owing TO the difficulty in procuring
genpcient counsel In the mast. last year
NJ rmnlWci O prostfdfing attorney ny
wv AeAL who now constitutes d part OF
o9r si9u We ind this plan greatly to
Of economy. efficiency and ebnvenirnrn'
dnm. ~ "a"
- Our prosecutions have extended fratn
,'tAhs 70 Illinois and Kansas. and 40 re-
.,,e lltsslY have they been conducted thnt
inls association Va the yieor ~ NJ work.
i y, oainpared with the uuited States gov
We are prepaTed TO congratulate the "a.
ISOLATION on Is wisdom IN estahlIahinr
=" general Office In SO accessible poiat
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-14
T. \. Mouuhpn, 'Chleago, gIll...,...,.,.
J. y. ilewett, san Angelo, Texas ....,

r. !. Moughon, Chicago vIn............ 2
j. y, llewett san Angelo, rcXas...... /
rutni...........,....,. 8dul
One thousand four hundred amt far
head of this number were turned ovcr to
owners or returned 10 their rnnrc The
balance. 2lOi head, were sold for The
hcnciit of Owners and brought an nggro-
Rule Of S8h27Sgi.
This committee has received since the
adjournment OF our last annual meeting
lhN new momhrr7, rendering 9NSl3l
cattle, giving us now membership of
neary coo, representing 13Sl3 cattle
We brlicye thut hu fow Of MIR nom.
hers appreciate the great work that has
hrcn done by this association, hence II
reylew NJ the Wilo rendered and work
performed since the establishment Of the
detective and protective system cannot
be without interest.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-14
nnR rEnrn An 1.ovrR noNr
WHO 9 Dentist Was Preparing Miss
Mctch for Malritnony Carriers Fled.

, Celu@bus, Ind, March ia.-Thon,pson
=, HrieM came to the home OF Samuri
Nsle'Sh, ta,mGr lnst October ana Of.
Tered TO WORK duung the winter fnr hit
beard and clothes. THE otter was NJ,
g.pwd tartols was u worker and Nj
NOTCH hreame very much attached 10
NM During the winter Carriers maid nj.
wnVon To Mr. Ncteh'A sister. who Il
wen beyond hur teens. aud they hcrame
vngaFed, Carriers mniinr Il copdi,ien.
that Miss Melch should have her tcpih
iemoYed aud artificial ones snhsttutsl
a trw days ngo they came To- his pitv,
whofN Misc. Mcteh PLACED herseif under
lhr care Of a dcutiet while tho pros.
q clothes, foe which tho hride.eleot nahl.
Today Carriers ia missins mud Mis-
Meich ie booking FOR him. Their, IA ah
qurstOn ol her ability to cause tronhle
u she finds him
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-14
A SOLID CAR LOAD
or loaded shells Just received at Andcr.
bona gun store.
Henl9mln Bruce a Virginia Merchant.
l1eks UP Old Coins During an Airing.

TIekl UP Old U0In8 During nm Airing.
by Associated Press.
Suffolk, Va, Marcel n. BENJAMIN NJ
Bruce, u Suffolk MERCHANT, and a coioTrj
hoy named Ruita were Walking nlonr n
ANN about half mile from her today
when they cana 20 a secluded srot whore
six or eight holes had been dug >iuto lilo
ground ~ u depth Of two feet Beside
nnG OF me holes was found an old p5r
Bruce examined the pot and found
number of plCccs Of money scattered
ground IN thu fresh earth whore M hal
lay me oldest piece of money found
was n half dollar Of 1872 aud tfc latest
denomination a quarter of 1871, showing
lhai thc money had been buried before
a Chick ooatinE of cement. " ~"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-14
THE rTcH FOR OFFICE.

NI'WDHIH NVnIHnCnr.
Thurston says the reports nbont the
condition IN Hawaii are exaggerated.
But he snyB the queen " making every
effort 70 got back on the throne. Hold
Ing office seema to give even n queen a
sort Of hnnkering after the thing.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-14

Committees Report to the Lake C,rricrs'
Association.



cleveland Ohio, March n "A spccinl
meeting of the Lake Carriers nssoslntinn
was held today 10 hear the reports of thc
eoniniiices appointed at the annual meet.
hs IN Detroit 10 s,curc reductions from
Anuns sources, Tho committee ON lower
nkr ore docks reported that IL had boon
ale ~ secure no decisive action in re-
yard To the request to reduce the uninpii.
ing charges from l6 cents per ION. Tho
conulttcr on dry docks reported tLni h
hdd obtained no concessions, 1Ne rbnrpcs
lor lNa4, liked IN the middle Of January
meeting could not h. ealnngcd Nithowi
another meeting, Secretary Kccp wnR III,
rwled 10 ask the lighthonse hoar1
through Major Adams OF Detroit. to
ehnngc the Whiteiish Point lisht from
ne iHlrd order to the sccond order rcd
mNshtg9t md 10 erect light al Vcrndl.
inn Point already recommended by tho
board, '"V
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able to. II has proved enough already
to convict W. c. II. BrcckinrIdge Of be-
Ing q contemptihie and unworthy man.
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