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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-24
ABOUT PEoPLE
DAILY ChronioIs of the Movement Of
individuals.

SteeiGlt0 ne hs9ss.s--
New YORK, November CSC NJ.
Frisbie, OF Wheeling, is registered at
the Gilsey House.
$. George, Jr., Of Wellsburg, W. Va,
is also at the Gilsey House.
Miss Molle Slime is in New York on
a pleasure trip.
Mrs. VIII Paden, Of MOundsyille,
was 10 the city yesterday.
Mr.. Simon BlueStine, Of Sisterville,
was in the city yes terday.
Mrs. Geo. H. Gordon is visiting Mrs.
Anna r. Robinson, At 945 Market street.
w. Z. Detlor, OF Warrington, was in
the city last night and registered at the
Stamm.
Mrs. a. /. Rice aud her son Mr. Al
bert Adler, arc 10 New York this week
on business.
Miss Nellie Kraus, of this city, is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Marcus, at
New Haven, Conn.
Judge Thomas l. Stealey, of Parkers-
burg, was in the city last night and
reg stored at the Windsor.
Misses Emma aud Ida Nichols, of
Padrens, H., are in the city and are
stopping at the ST. Charles.
ST. CHAELEs-D. NJ. Lewis, Grafton;
i. w. Plum. Newark o.; d. +. Bailey,
Rogersville; Joseph II. Chambers, Cam
erOu.
Observation-Disclosures Mason, Al
bright: j. + Henshaw, Burton; Ross
Ferguson, Moundsyille; J. Jones, Cliffs.
vile.
Miss Hattie Emsheimer left during
the week for Baltimore, 10 visit her
cousin, Mrs. OberndOf nee Blum, form
erly of this city.
Mrs. Rosenberg, from Chicago, His,
is mere on visit 10 her cousins. the
Baer Brothers. She is stopping with
Mr.. Henry Baer.
Miss Molle Baer left during the week
for New York, where she will visit her
relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. Sin, and Miss
Hattie Horkheimer
Observation-Disclosures r, Nesbit, Fair
mont; r. j. Bartrug, Burton; John
Henderson,, Warrington; l.. j. McGes,
Marietta; T. T. Goodman, Piedmont.
BEUNswICK-Harry J. Stephenson,
Coshocton; John NJ. Dick, Cleveland;
J. A. Band, Morristown; Jas. Ii. Thorn
as, Massiilon: w. K. Rine, Bird, VIVA.
MCLuRE-F. II. Robinson, Dayton;
Il. c. Meyer, BeHsire; Eugene Feuch-
finger. Bethany; w. +. Brown, Mounds
Vile: i. j. Stout, g. K. Gibson, Massil-
lon; w. u. Stork, Z. A. ShackfoId, To
ledo.
WINDsoR-Clerk Smith reports guests
as follows: Asher OkeY, WoOdStield;
G.. l.. Henderson,, Petersburg; j. ii.
Beans, SteubenvIlle; f. y. Robinson,
Marietta; A. l.. Prichard, Huntington;
). Il. Nuzum, Fairmont.
SrAMM-Jas Hartman, j., Manning
ton: o. p. Strotb, Grafton; 5. y. Scott
Lewisburg, w. Va; c. 5. Bradley, New
Cumberland; ). Z. Montgomery, Cam
eron: A. ID. Work, Sistersville; b. 5.
Parke, Parkersburg.
c A. Wilson, General perintendent;
II. j. Booth, Genera Freight Agent; J.
NJ. Hall. General Passenger Agent, Of
Toledo; +. J. Stout, Superintendent OF
rausportation, MaSSillOn; w. y. Van,
Toledo; c. A. Shackford, Toledo, all
connected with the Wheeling and Lake
Erie, were in the city last night.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-24

With each passing day 10 becomes
more and more apparent that Mr..
STEPHEN b. ELkIEs is TO be successful
in tbrustlug 4Yde those native West
Virginia Republicans whose long service
AInks Of their party entitie
y honorable competition for
States Senaturship, and that
carry off the great prize
..-3Ta in the way Of the organization
by Hs unexpected and but tenn
porarv triumph. Mr.. ELKlNs' plans
seem 10 have been TOO well laid and his
influence wiki certain powerful eIe-
ments Of his party is apparently too
strong 20 make any opposition TO
his ambition effective, aud such men
as Judge NATHAN GoFF, Hon. JOIN
A. HUTCHINSON, General GEORGE c.
SrURGIss, Hon. w. z. HUBBARD, Hon.
". y. WuTARER, aud others-men
who have toiied and sweat and con-
tributed Of their subsistence for two
decades that they might Uerchauce
wiring victory from the grasp Of the
sturdy and couquerins Democracy Of
the State-mus, crush the honorable
ambition they had a right TO cherish,
and be content 10 sit idly by while
STEPHEN the Great deity whisks the
ripe plum from the dropping bough.
fsIS hard lines for these old BepubIi-
can wbee}horses, and hard luck indeed
for the State a. large. While the gen
tlemen we have named and their friends
are yelling their disgust and deep dis
satisfaction behind sadly smiling
couuteuances, and while the editors OF
the leading Republican papers, pu6-
lished 10 the home towns of the old
leaders, are joyously singing their daily
hymn OF praise 10 the greatness OF the
new Napoleon Of politics, the people Of
the State at large will have ample Ieis-
uro TO contemplate the spectacle of car
pet.bag p,utocracY walking OF with the
highest Office 10 the gift Of State, the
carrying Of which he has said was "only
q question Of finance"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-24
A FAILING GAS SUPPLY.

Findlay, O., the great gas town."
which flashed across the Industrial
heavens four or five years ago like
flaming meteor, threatening with total
and lasting eclipse the paler light which
streamed from more staid aud less er-
ratio manufacturing communities, seems
TO be iD a bad way. The natural gas
which supplied the motive power and
dazzling luminosity OF this aew addition
to the industrial universe has fzzled
out in q most alarming way, and
the manufacturing future Of the town
and surrounding region seems to be any
thing but bright One gas field after
another has been exhausted, until the
men who have been so industriousIy
punching the earth full OF holes in their
desperate attempts TO keep Up the sup
ply confess that they can do no more.
Some wells which still Weld a small
amount Of gas are being pumped, but
this cannot long be Of service, aud the
end is apparently ia sight.
The gas wells 10 the Findlay district
have lacked staying qualities from the
first. 10 the Marion township field, one
we'll formerly suficed 70 supply the
whole Of Tifio, located twenty-eight
miles away. and other wells were al
most equally strong producers, but to-
day the pressure Of the two best wells
is but nine pounds, ana the gas can only
be piped a few miles in small and ever
decreasing quantities. The wells in the
Stgartsvlls field, which at one time
provided fuel for Toledo, Sandusky
Fremont, aud other cities aud towns,
have degenerated into bumpers, and
are useless. With the failure OF
this field FudIay fell back
on the Cass Township dis
trict, where the great Creighton well
was brought 10 a year or so age. This
well had an initial pressure Of $50
pounds, and the roar of the escaping
gas could be heard six miles away. A
month ago the pressure had fallen 10
G5 pounds, to-day 10 is but - pounds,
and a few weeks more will end It's brief
history.
During the past summer there was
enough gas in the FindIay district to
meet economical requirements, but the
advent of cold weather has sadly inter
fared with both hopes and calculations,
and the era Of cheap and convenient
fuel in that region appears TO be over,
unless a new gas field can be found,
which is more than doubtful.
The manufacturers aud workmen of
the FindIsy district could not do better
than 10 remove in a body to the city Of
Wheeling, where fuel is cheap, trans
portation facilities unsurpassed, bank
ing conyeuieuces ample, aud where the
right hand Of fellowship and a hearty
welcome are ever accorded industrial
enterprise
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-24
OOUOTIT To-day. 1000 pair La
\pNI IN dies fue Wool Hose,
vi UUllU worth 25c, at 19c, at
The LEADER, 1920 Main.
LAST AND BEST
Evening of the Hospital Bazaar in the
ODD FelIows' Building.

Evening of the Hospital Bazaar in the
ODD Fellows Building.
That the Hospital Bazaar, which
closed last night, has been an immense
success is without doubt. and well may
those IN charge congratulate themselves
that all is now over, for the vast amount
of labor and anxiety connected with
such an enterprise is Of no small pro-
portion.
II was feared during the day that the
rain might keep many from attend
ing. Happily, however, the weather
again proved favorable and the
luncheon aud the children's matinee
were both largely patronized. The at
tendance during the evening was the
largest yet seen at the Bazaar. The
halls were crowded to witness the clos
ing scenes. An excellent musical con-
cert was given under the direction OF
Prof. Joe Baer which delighted the i'm
menSe crowd.
Everything edible was disposed Of by
the supper, committee. The table OF
fancy goods was cleared bafore s
o'clock, as was also the stock at the
candy and flower booths.
The Jubilee Singers had crowded
house" and wound up their entertain
ment at nine o'clock, at which hour the
auction sale Of the remaining articles
unsold began. Mr. Robert Haase dis
tingushed himself in the capacity OF
auctioner and "iun was fast and furl-
Gus" as he proclaimed the great excel
lence OF each article for sale.
The several committees were delight
ed with the result Of their labors and
desire to return thanks TO all who in
any manner assisted them in their
work.
1t will be several days before full
report Of the proceeds can be obtained.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-24
Manufacturing Football.

A great deal of interest is being mani
tested in this city and Martins Ferry re-
garding the outcome Of the foot ball con-
test between the w. A. Z. eleven OF
Wheeling and the Vigilant team of Mar
inns Ferry. Tue game will be PLAYED on
Thanksgiving Day at the Irwin Bal Park
and promises to attract big crowd. The
Vigllants will have their strongest team
on the gridiron, and it will require some
clever work on the part of the home team
to win a victory. The Wheeling Athletic
Club, on the other hand, will be consider
ably strengthened, and will probably be
stronger than any team which has repre-
sented this city in football match.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-24
DRUMMERS SAMPLES
STANTON'S s 9dR Yl 6cFRE
FOR SALE.

House rooms 9th ST.. lot e5'loO feet si,7Oo
House rooms. lSth 81, easy 'ctms, ssyI
Splendid building size FOR tWsliing Eon 81,
Fifta ward, II 700 -,
Hall lot Eof street sixth whfd cta.
Double house. 10 rooms. Cetl street. fllab
ward. large lot. Lasy tcfms, slvb -.
House. seven rooms, Mar " street oetNeeh
Seventh aud BiRhtb strcetst Lasy TERM sA's,'
House s rooms, corner lot, Twesiy fourth
''i House yoom. ChafIs. street. easy terms,
House. rooms and hall, With large lot l3th
street. Easy terms. SOU
House on sK rooms, llh ""t'' OH 'NsJ
terms 5000
House. eight rooms and thlI ~ q ~. u,
49, dH,tie doe roora ; eHch. l4th - .SjOO1.
House, Ave rooms Jacob ~ a'A ~, Malu'' l'O'''
House. Eve rooms, 18Th sTrst' 49,. c..,..
House, nine rooms. JaS'" sHes|
aeeinsi 800 On. Lind street, Bslvsdsre $3.50.
House i've rooms and han io' lV'Ai'h 'A
Nis" 49,. 80" soY.n rooms new. hard wood anlsh,
Woods street. Fiith ~Hrc s+'iD 49,. ~,
Splendid house hVe ropms' L'u0 ''''''' "'F
'e5ete sl''J .o,,,. No,th Market street $3.50.
~. .sys1 rooms tlrhiseafh street, with
sl1 roomed house iu rsaa 1l Dhl.t 15.'oI,s
House OF three rooms, 'lh' a''ee''
House Of ak rooms ton street. b't"srn , "a
and 81 streets, with iOui 't0oin'' "'''' - '''
rear. large lot. g 5jh ....,s,.oo
House Of six rosms, 20 49,. s' ~, -
House OF i've rooms. ~ Nts'N --it- c,,,..
House OF Eve rooms, CbAPih" '''''~ N'"N'
Wheeling. $3.50. -. 80. .,..., a. m,
House VI five rooms. brSDsS; ~ 49,, 80
House OF I'VE rooms,l N"V@s '''o' 800
Wheeling. 81 800 -, ,t.rotto., ,,5
$50 feet ~ land ifontlrb %
Lind streets. s IN ,,h..tt.
House OF seven roOms Ann H1'i N"NP'"'
street Csntre n beellng, ~ -, .,,o AN,
Money 10 loan on city ~ eh's.s W. W.
$40 $50. 400 81 90. slbgJ au' s-V''
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-24
UNDER WEAR 5:' !. ,. ga s A:
UONIDOV ceS abound in these de-
HIl\INR partmentS as in all 9TH
lUUlllll ers st THE LEADER,
One Price. 1920 Main.
A Mlntarr Romanss spoiled
One Price.

Governor MacCorkle's attention having
been called to the warn originated by the
Cincinnati Post that he had appointed Miss
Autoinette Humphreys Colonel on his
staff. the Governor has written a card IN
which he says:
Il wish 10 say that the statement Of the
Post is without foundation. Not one OF the
circumstances mentioned therein ever &C.
Cured. never issued any such commits
sion, never knew of it until l saw II IN the
Post and never had any such conversation
in any way, shape or form, nor did any or
the occurrences mentioned in the Post ever
happen
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-24
SIABAT MATER $ S & s' "; 5:::
hers. NOYem ber "a
SQUIRE GILLEsPY's COURT.
Arrested for Violation of Fish Laws.
Other Matters

DIR. Thomas Lunsford and John Prince
were placed under arrest yesterday Tor
alleged violation Of the FISH laws OF the
State. on or about October 2lst. The war
rant charges that drag nets were used in
the Ohio river, in violation of the State
Jaw upon that subject The case was set
for hearing next Friday afternoon.
John Watkins, a boy who has been con-
fined in Jail for incorribility, awaiting ar
rangements for sending him to Prunty-
town. was Yesterday released from custody,
and will remain at liberty 80 long as he
behaves himself
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-24

UID Holiday Goods now arriving. Ey-
M cry Cloak, Blanket and Comfort
II u greatly reduced in price.
NDDO CloakS Sl.9S up,
MIX Comforts soc. up.
MILD Blankets S9c. up.
man Worth double the amount.
RIIIIU Atwood $500 Blankets at
IlUUM 81. 80; 81. so Blankets at So. 80;
S.. 90 at So. 60.
THE LEADER, 1920 Main.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-24

THE musical people Of Wheeling
should show a ljvsIier appreciation Of
Prof FEUCHuyGER'S efforts than was
indicated by last nights audience.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-24

THE charges fled against Col. JoHS
r. Fellows, District Attorney Of New
YORK. appear, from this distance, to be
somewhat weak and watery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-24
raksn to ths Chlldren,s homo.

Yesterday afternoon three little children
Of Briesacn, the maR who is awaiting trial
for the murder OF his wife some time ago,
were brought in from the county poor
house and taken to the Jail TO see their
farmer. after which they were placed in the
Children's Home on Thirteenth street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-24

NorUINe more appropriate for
Christmas gift to mother, than a fine
large photograph or Crayon portrait OF
your self, made by Tsppan q Connel.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-24

SUMMERS county will vote Tuesday
% a proposition TO subscribe 10 the
ltock OF the Hinton and New River
railroad.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-24

GOVERNOR MACORRLE has promptly
souslched that very silly story about
his appointment Of lady upon his stan.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-24

WIrH L1HUNG CHANG threatening
70 revolt things must be in a bad way
10 China, indeed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-24

WASHINGTON is TO clean out the
"speak-easIes aud poker dens." Wnew.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-24

II
L Mr. Prince was a member of the House
n Delegates which gave % Mr.. O'haue, Of
CNnio county, the seat TO which the people
a the county choose Mr.. Smith. MIR. Prince
isl believed % have been defeated THIS time
II the people OF his county, and Mr. Ford
vi n contest the Seat-IDtClisfUctr
THE above assertion that Mr.. OkANE
waf not fairly elected in 1892, is con-
slstl aut with tha methods Of the MtCllI-
qent Ter II any fair minded man desires
TO know the truth about the O'EANE-
lSaurH contest, let him look at the jour
pal oi the Legislature OF 1898 and at the
lscoris Of the Board Of Commissioners
~ Ohio county, and he will ind that Il
Was not a case Of a Democratic Legisla-
lure counting in s Democrat, but OF
|Republican Board Of Commissioners
Arying TO count out a Democrat who
pad been duly and legally elected.
An investigation OF the records will
evelop the fact that the Republican
Board gave Mr.. SMITH a certificate of
lection when the members thea knew
here we're twenty-five ballots which
ere not counted a, all. and which four
the Republican members, namely,
essrs. DOBBINs, KINDLEBERGEE, MAX
BILL and Tyson, had never seen.
bus, by refusing TO examine or con-
Ter twenty-five baIloIs, fifteen OF
ich were for O'KANE, the Rspub-
pa Board counted.a majority Of three
SMITH and sent him to Charleston
- 9Th q partisan certificate.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-24

SECURE a sitting for your holiday
Photographs at Tappan & ConnePs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-24

JAPANESE diplomacy is fully equal TO
her army and navy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-24
PUBLICATIONS.
PERSONAL.
FOR RENT.

T1OR RENT-THAT ELEGANT Store Room,
K No. 1904 Main street, now occupied by
housed Hermann. Has good elevator service
and Gre proof vault in Office. Possession given
Aprii lst. 1890 Apply TO kenny h. LIST At
CITY Bank. holSou
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-24

T00V We need room. Cloaks,
HIN Blankets and Comforts away
LUUn below January reduction
sale prices to-day at THE LEADER.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-24
DbeeIin8 &e8i85se'
VEST VIRGINIA PRlETlHa CO.,
PUDLIsHEi.s AND FEoFEiEloN'-

REGISTER, embracing rs several ed
zion ls entered at the Postoaies 90 "nee''
"A, W. Va. as seesnd-clasa matter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-24
IT WENT
For Sixty Dollars!
The Organ advertised in our window was secured
by Mrs. T. ?. KENDALL at forty dollars less thanE
its cash value.
However,
We Nave One More

Piano Case Organ that we will sell at same price;
in perfect order; only used short time; Stool and
fine Piano Scarf included See it in our window.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-24
JupGE CORE nAs SPOKEN.

Judge NATHAN GOFF said to report
er for the Clarksburg Ne'Cs, the other
day:
Il am not now noi Will De a candidate
for the SenatOrship, land my name Will rot
be presented 10 the RepUoucan caucus at
suggestion
kse thial IS not prevent some
Dsu FF's presenting his
:. :. !. :. ;,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-24
FOR SALE.

NOR SALE-OHE 10 HORSE POWER OTTO
II gas engine almost IS good As new In
quirs OF A. T. TALLMAN, First National
Bsnk BeIlaire Ohio. uolUL
TOR SALE-SALoOE IN BEST PART OF
= city. Good reasons for selling. Enquire
A. t5OI Market street noSeydq
WILL SELL ON EASY TERMS OR TRADE
w for city property good farm three miles
from the city. Enquire OF r. ). Riley, Attor-
ney-at-Lsw, No. 1913 Chapline street, Wheel
ing, W. Va. oc6eadh
EOR SALE OR RENT-A LARGE IRON
Il building i'm Bellairc. fronting on both h. X
o and Pennsylvania lines. IL was built Tor
ana used a. 4 boiler works for several years. IL
il offered at q great bargain and will be sold on
easy terms. Enquire at Frat National hank,
RaIiotre q uoi1e&dZ
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-24

House 3 rooms 9th ST. lot 25'lvOl eet sL'Oo
House rooms. lSth 81. easy 'etins, sslV
SpI.ndId building site FOR tWeliing, Ron 81,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-24
G.. 1! 4. HOUSE,
1924 AND 1926 MARKET STREET.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

MONEY TO LEND IL SUNS TO SUIT those
M having GOOD real estate security Call on
J. c. HERVEY, No. 1923 Market ST., "a hoor'
no23erdQ
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-24
WANTED.

JETANTKD-A MAN OF GOOD ADDRESS
wv who can give security, 10 canvass pr
Vate families, deliver and collect. Small salary
paid to one who suits. Address A. 7. Co
kEaIsTER Office. nor
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-24

A GENTS IL RVERY STATE ON SALARY
"a and commission. Agents making 5000 TO
s51GO weekly. EUREKA CHEMICAL AND
MFG co. Lacrosse, Wis. no2ieAda
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-24
NEsB1TT q DEV1NEs
1873 Aafksi Street
( IST OF LETTbRS

Tel.nhnns6n
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-24

rs not prevent som he
EF's presenting his
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-02-16

snov from the tracks Of the railroad COM
D nv that the Law gives this control 70 ths
.ity Of Auburn and it, clicers over ~
streets. Their judgment should be exef-
cised carefully and discreetly, but l IN
strucs you - matter Of law that the right
to decide 10 with them."
"And apprehend 1t win be . long day be-
fore the Legislature Of this State viii give
70 the superintendent Of street railway
company or it, officers the right to deter
mine when they may or may not remove
the NOW from their tracks. Probably the
Legislature will think that the law il better
- It is, and that the safety Of the travelling
public viii be better secured by leaving that
right to the municipal officers Of the city
through whose streets the railroad may
pass"
II am requested to give one further in
stfuction. It is this: That mere incon-
venience caused by the removal Of the
snow, that il, slight inconvenience, creating
some additional dangers to travelers, such
% necessarily result from the operation OF
street railroad and the location of it, track
in the highway, win not justify verdict OF
guilty. % instruct you.'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-02-16
cERMANY's LOVE FEAST.

Wilhelm and Bismarck are reconciled.
Wilhelm yraciously forgive Bismarck for
having hal to fire im.-Indianapolis News.
Kaiser Wilhelm and Prince Bismarck are
saving "Pross't! and Germans generally
feel much Observation-Disclosures Wisconsin.
Emperor William has presented Bismarck
with bottle of old wine It's been long
time between drinks for them, and no mis-
ake.-Philadelphia Press.
This restoration of friendly relations be-
tween the kaiser and Bismarck may bave
a marked influence on European politics.
The German empire perhaps needs the
counsel of its creator in this exigency.-St.
Louis Globe Democrat.
With it's industrial depression, bread
riots and violent socialistic element, Ger
many seems to be in bad way, and the re-
appearance in public way of the sturdy
and patriotic old Bismarck is sure sign OF
a crisis.-Albany Journal.
Whatever may grow out of the event OF
yesterday, it has demonstrated most con-
clusively that the friend and ally of the
first William has deep and lasting hold
upon the affections and gratitude Of the
German people.-Pittsburg Gazette.
have met and exchanged the kiss of peace.
The spectacle was regarded as beautifully
touching by people in all those parts of the
world not included in the territories OF
France and Russia.-Chicago Record.
Emperor William repeatedly kissed the
veteran upon both cheeks" says dispatch.
Well may he embrace Bismarck, for Bis
marck elevated the Hohenzollerns to the
highest pinnacle of their glory, and the
triumph of the old friend of the family"
was well deserved. Journal.
Bismarck's is truly q name to conjure
with. Emperor William has displayed gen.
Jus by choosing to conjure with it. The
prince is not long for this world; the en-
peror has long career in front of him.
William has nothing to lose and everything
to gain by centering the patriotism of Ger
many about himself apd Bismarck.-De-
troit Tribune.
William may have repented of his ingrat-
itude to the maker of Germany, or he may
have realized that Bismarck's support is
necessary to the success of his plans. To
do him credit, he may not have been wholly
to blame for the rupture in the first place,
for Bismarck was an imperious servant.
At all events the reconciliation between the
two is an important matter to Germany
Louisville Journal.
Whether the emperor is sincere in his rec
onciliation with Bismarck, or whether it is
simply a makeshift to extricate himself
and Caprivi from their present perilous
situation, it is most sagacious stroke. OF
course the prince will not take ofiice-he is
too old-but his trip to Berlin has stirred
Germany to her depths and has done for
the young monarch what all his army could
not begin to do.-Cincinnati Enquirer.