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The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-06

LWit So r. Keneas ear shell corn and
4 ktnssf hay Wholesale and retail " +
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The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-06
Fob SALE.

HOS SAFE OBJ rIsADt- Hnu . old
eoids tor harse st OK. 1908 South sh It
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The Chinese Japanese War.

LONDON, October IA dispatch
from Shanghai says:
1T Is reported that in consequence OF
the projected 10000, 900 pounds ten per
cent. loan 10 be guaranteed by the In
Derial Customs, Chinese agents abroad
have besa instructed 10 put the best
face possible on the recent Chinese re
verses and 90 represent the Aeet as be-
ing active and efficient
LONDON, October IA despatch TO
the Times from Berlin says that Ger.
many's refusal 70 interfere In the
ChineSe-Japauese trouble does not affect
the question or protection 70 Europeans
ia China, in when she will fully
cooperate The German commander In
Chinese waters has already been author
lied 10 despatch a small body OF marines
90 protect the legation at Pekln. II
there should be aCY trouble il is be-
lievsd that the moral effect Of even such
a small body OF European troops would
efTectuaIIy check a Chinese mob.
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IRON ANOTHER QUARTER.
John swiuton Comes TO the Front with
New charge against the Police.

john swiuton Comes TO the Front With
New charge against the Police.
NEW YORK, Octobsr 14.-JOhn Swim
ton, tue writer on labor topics, spoke at
a meeting of the Peoples party tonight
and denounced the police and capital.
He said that seventeen years ago there
was an exposure Of police methods, put
that the whole thing was forgotten 10
a day because the police dubbed ana
killed lot Of wOrkingmen who were
holding a meeting in Tompkins square
the year of the great railroad strike,
and proDsrty-hOlders pretended TO De
alarmed over the contest between
strikers and police, the police having
arranged the trouble TO cover up the
exposure OF their own wickedness. Mr..
Swinton claimed that the police at
tempted to get up similar conflict at
the meeting of the clOaSma6ers last
Thursday night, but failed, because the
sons Of Abraham who were at the meet
ing were not fighting men.
In conclusion he said; HAD those
poor working fellows who were so hor-
ribly maltreated on Rutgers Square by
brutal policemen, Thursday evening,
resisted, the result would have been
different. Mr. LeXow might now De
hanged, and DR.. Parkhurst and his
conductors might now be In the peni-
Tertiary"
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To Re,ist the strikers Demands.

New YORK. October 1.-The cloak
manufacturers have determined to re-
sist the demands of the striking cloak
makers and TO refuse to make any OF
the concessions the workmen
demand. This conclusion was
reached at meeting OF the
manufacturers held a: the Fifth avenue
hotel to-day. Sixty-three firms were
represented in conference. The aggre-
gate capital it was stated OF these
firms is $40, O0O,O and the az
gregate amount paid annually in
wages by them is $4,000 II was
unanimously agreed that no manufac-
turer would make any concession or
compromise with the strikers without
the consent of all. Some of the speak
ers said they would rather go out OF
business than accede to to the demands
of the strikers.
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Rnrninr swamp in Iowa.

SIoUY CITY, IA, October 1.-THE
earth near the little town Of Hornsck,
twenty miles from this city, is burning,
and an area OF $50 acres is covered with
from six inches 10 six feet of ashes.
Five years ago this land was the
bed of swamp. 1t has since been
drained; part Of it has been under
cultivation, while the rest has been
used for hay land. The fire was first
seen in June, and heavy rains since
then have failed to extinguish it. At
times the FIRE appears TO have gone out,
but an investigation shows it to be
burning beneath the surface at red heat.
At other times the fire gives forth great
clouds of smoke. An area Of about 1900
acres is threatened.
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MISS Lopez ASSAULTED.
The Eastern Dress ReTormCr Made a
Good Battle.

The Eas tern Dress ReTOrmer Made q
Good Battle.
New YORK, October 14.-MiSs Mary
Loper, who is credited with being the
first woman in New Jersey % adopt the
OWNED skirt as a part Of her regular
attire, was the victim OF an attempted
assault made last night. Laurent Mil
leon, a young Frenchman, son OF
wealthy family, is in the Bergen county
jail, charged with the crime.
MISS Lopez is known all over the
county. She lives AZ Lodi, about q mile
from Hackensack. Her costume at all
times consists OF pair OF boots or
shoes, as occasion requires, the divided
skirt, short jacket and q masculine
hat.
Miss Lopez has had considerable
trouble over her radical notions about
dress. She has been driven from the
churches because she persisted in wear
ing the unconventional garments to the
services.
The story told by Miss Lopez to Jus
tlcs Cumming today was that
when she called at the MILL
en- house there was no one at
home but the son Laurent. She says
soc did not know this aud entered the
house as usual. In the assault that fol-
lowed Miss LOper made a manly fight
against her assaiIant. She hit the
Young man a number OF blows and final
" knocked him down. Her dress was
torn In the struggle. She got out OF
the room while MlllieOn lay on the floor
and went home.
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ARCHITECTS

ARCHITECTS
HENIGsT Il HAMILTOS. .,,
ATTORNEY AND COLLECTOR
T. NJ. GARvIS, 1915 ChaPline street
BAKERS.
Holm FMMERT, IO22 Market street
FRRD q. STRoEHMANN, Bill Marker street.
BICYCLES.
SMITH & GRUBER, 1910 Market street
JASON c. STAMP, l4oS Market street
BLACKSJfITHS.
SAMUEL NESBITT & SONS,
" Cor. siEteeuth and South streets
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
CABLE Bros. 1903 Market street.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
JOHN DINGER. IS Eleventh street.
JAMES 4. KEMPLE, 1905 Market street.
n, F. MENkEMELLEk, 2l5l Market street
n. J. SCHULZ. 1883 Main street
w. c. SCHULTZ, 1881 Jacob street
CHAS X. STROBEL. 2l7 Market street
JOSEPH WHEELER, -...,-h,t, ,.,..,s
BRICKLAYERS.
JOHN W. WATSON, 25O9 Cha?line street
BUTCHERS.
KALBTTZER. 4l2s Water street.
ROLF 4 MEEKBR, 2li6 Main street
BUTTER, EGGS AND POULTRY
W. G. RAYMOND, $780,
JOHN ?. REIN, ll05 Market street
CARPENTER AND BUILDER.
JOS. 7. CRoYLE, 1850 Main street
Coal Triples q specially
CARRIAGES AND WAGONS.
AUG. WARNEKE. JE,
CLOTHING.
N. MORRIS. dealer in Second hand Clothing;
Buys nd.hand Clothing. Drop postal
AID will call, 1852 Market street
CONFECTIONERS.
THoS. FOX, JR., 1877 Market street
MISS MINNIE GRooS, 26ll ChaPlins street.
DRUGGISTS.
JOHN KLARI,
CHAS. MENKEMELLER
Cor. Market and Twenty-second streets
DRYGOODS AND GEMS FURNISH
INGS.
! V. GAVIN, 2Sll EFF street.
DRY GOODS.
EGGER, wARRICK & CO., ll12 ain street.
OVERS AND REPAURERS
Holm HEILNEIER, 1881 Market street
]. JACOBSON, 40 Sixteenth strict
ELECTRIC SUPPLIES.
THOMPSON ELECTRIC CO., John r Thomp-
son, GenL Mgr . Twentieth street.
FLOUR, FEED AND GRAIN.
MN. WOLvINGToN. 81 Twenty.third street.
FOUNDRY.
BENZ. FISHER, Star Fo ~.
FRAMED pREs.
| EIRK.s ART sT0R ain s;rsst
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ABOUT PEOPLE
Daily ChrouIcIs OF the Movsmsns Of
IndiViduRlL

Daily ChroaIcIs OF the hovemsns Of
IndividuRlL
Van X. Cleary left for st. Clairsvllle
yesterday.
Mrs. NJ. Wells, Of Slstersville, spent
Sunday in this city.
A. D. Knight, OF Pomeroy, O., was
guest hers yesterday.
J.H. Lathens, Of RavenswOod, was
ln the city over Sunday.
Mrs. William Kraft, Of Parkers5urg'
is visiting friends in the city.
r, w. Baldwin, Of Huntington, was
visitor in the city yesterday.
Robert Smith has accepted a position
as night clerk at the Hotel Windsor.
G. NJ. Doriug, a prominent gentleman
Of Charleston, was in the city yester-
day.
c. T. Gardner, General Manager Of
the Ohio River road, is registered at the
Windsor.
Miss Blanche Cochran and Miss Mat
tie Serig spent Sunday with friends In
Pttsburg.
DR.. w. l.. Yates, Of Pittsourg, Is In
the city, and will give instructions In
dental surgery.
VAN KEUREN: William Green, Evans
vile; J. ). Wilson, Steubenville; George
Rose, Sistersville.
w. A. Williamson, Of Wheeling, is
visiting J. l.. Evans, OF this city
PdrkerSburg Sentinel
Mrs. Ellen Nelson is i'll Wheeling at
tending the funeral OF Miss Owens
ParkerSblug JOnrndL.
Miss Carrie Shrewsbury, OF Parkers'
burg, who has been the guest OF friends
here, has retained home.
Rev. l.. II. Jordan, pastor OF the
Chapline Street NJ. Z. Church, leaves
to-day on a "trip to Michigan.
NJ. J. Coyle, the accommodating Union
news agent, has been transferred from
the B. Il o. run to the Ohio River road.
RRUYswIcK:-S. H. Willard, Cam
eron: E. |. Luchs, Bellaire; George Kit
finger, Sistersville; l. 7. Tinker, Bridg-
port.
BEHLER: II. FordYce. Clarksburg;
NJ. J. Feeley, o. C. Sweeney and John
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srOwD, PlttsOurg; George E. wOrk,

Brown, Pittsburg; George E. work,
SiStersYille.
WINDsoR:-W. J. Kennedy and wife
and w, S. Clark, Pittsburg; ]. NJ. Allen,
Grafton; A. B. Banner. Pittsourg; Joe
5. Wilson GAINESVILLE
McLURE:-C. R. Duel, Erie ndly; c.
Fl. BlackenY and wife, Bellaire; Chas.
Rogers, Sistersville; Robert Sells, Mas
silIon; George II. Ford, Burton.
Rev. j. 81. LtteIl and bride returned
Friday from their wedding tour. Rev.
Mr.. Littell preached yesterday morning
and evening at the United Presbyterian
Church.
Mrs. Benjamin Stevens and grand
daughter. of Twenty-fourth street, left
for Fostoria, where they will spend
several weeks with Mrs. Stevens
daughter.
Miss May Thurber, the accom- modat-
ing night operator at the telephone ex-
change, who has been on an extended
trip through the West, has returned and
is again In the office.
SrASIM: George Cooke, Martinsburg;
Leland Frint, st. ClairsviIle; w. Frank
Stuck, Newburg; ]. Schapbach, Nor
ton: Lee Phillips, Washington, Pa;
O. E. Richards, manager Georgia Min
strels.
The Seabrooke Opera Company ar
rived in the city last night, and are
chartered at the Mcclure. Among the
company are Della Fox, Reynolds Bros,
Laura Lyle, Geo. c. Bird, Frank Bresh,
and Howe Il Doyle.
Mr.. Weller, of Cleveland, represent
ing the hide and pet OF the lake region,
is in the city and says that the Demo-
ocrats will carry the northern ONO
districts, Tom johnson and P. A. Hsr-
rington to the contrary notwithstand-
ing.
o. w. Heiskell, f. NJ. Statler, An
drew Seamon aud Bernie ). Mcclure.
uuartette of expert fishermen, departed
yesterday for the waters of the Big
Capon, where they propose TO wage
war OF determination upon the hnny
tribe.
ST. CHARLES HoTEL.-R. n. Bald win,
Huntington; T. w. Price, Cincinnati.
O.; John Best, Cincinnati, O; Hugh
Grove, Cincinnati, o.; w. j. Adams,
Cincinnati, o.; G. NJ. Loring, Charles
Town, w. Va; j. H. Bumgarner, Pitts
burg; l. w. Higgins, PittSourg; A. ID.
Knight, Pomeroy, o.; A. V. Gill, Call
polls: McDougle, Petersburg; w. ii.
Henderson, Portland, o.; b. q. Hard
wav, Hilton, O.; j. H. Lathens, Ravens
wood, w. Va; D. L. James, Mt. Carbon,
w. Va; Silas Bailiss, Turkey Foot, w.
Va: George Charlesworth, Pittsburg;
J. NJ. Blbbee, Ravenswood, w. Va.
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nrank CarhoIIc Acid.

PATToNBURG, Mo-, October 14.-Mar-
tin Meserver, a prominent citizen Of
Jameston, about ten miles from this
place. this evening burned his hand
very badly. He went TO a drug
store, and while the physician was
preparing a prescription. Meserver
asked the clerk for some whisky
Through mistake ths CLERK gave him a
half pint Of carbolic acid, of which Me
server drank about One-half and ten
minutes later was dead man. He was
SO years OF age and leaves a widow and
four children,
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Killed by u Train.

BUFFALO, n. Y, October 14.-Doro-
thy, aged II, and Emily, aged 5, daugh-
tiers of John n. Scathard, President OF
the Bank of Buffalo, and Republican
State Committeeman from the
Thirty-third district, and Miss
Emily L. S. Woods, aged
thirty, sister-in-law OF Mr.. Scathard,
were struck and killed by freight en-
CINE on the New York Central belt line
at the Park Side crossing this afternoon.
The side curtains of the carriage were
up and it is probable that Miss Woods,
who was an expert horseman, did not
see or hear the approach of a freight
train,
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Mrs. kohinson,s Grim e.

BUFFALO, N. Y, October las
sistant Chief Of Police Cusack and Dis
trlct Attorney Keneick went to CleVe-
land tonight to see Burglar Robinson,
whose wife confessed that she murdered
Montgomery Gibbs in this city on
April rs. They will probably bring
him here to stand trial for
murder. Mr.. Cusack and Mrs. Sarah
Robinson arrived here at midnight last
night and were closeted with District
Attorney Kenefick until 4 o'clock this
morning. The woman was theC locked
up and has been permitted to see no
one. 1t is understood that she made a
statement Of the crime, which Mr.. Ken
efick took down in writing.
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SWindled Armours.

New YORK, October Thames f.
Adams, who is alleged to have defraud
ed the Armour Bros. Beef Company
out of $4,000 or more, has been held
for trial in Brooklyn. Adams
obtained the position of bookkeeper
for the Eastern division OF the
Armour company upon forged letters of
recommendation, some of which bore
date during the time he was serving
three and half years sentence at Sing
Sing for stealing from the American
Express Company's office In New YORK,
where he was employed in 1890.
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Anarchl.t erool.. Captured.

HAvRE, October 15.-Seventy pack
ages purporting to be furniture we're
landed here recently from SOuthamp-
ton. Upon examining them the police
found that they contained perfect
arsenal of anarchist weapons, including
various bombs, explosives, old arms and
ammunition, skeleton keys and burglars
tools.
The Havre police communicated with
the English police who are trying to
trace the packages TO the sender.
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A Very Lively Fight.

OLD MONROE, No, October 14.-Old
Monroe was the scene OF free fight last
night in which knives were used and
several heads broken. The affair orig
mated at q dance given TO rattle Oft a
horse. Four Rodgers brothers from
Cap-Au-Grls, were against the home
talent. No less than ten or fifteen men
were involved. When the noise CT bat
tie ceased, the doors and windows and
furniture OF the saloon where the fight
occurred were pretty we'll demolished
and Jack BesSelman, Lee Galloway and
one OF the Rodgers brothers, were seri-
OuSly hurt
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A SAD RETURN.
As,Wife EIopss, Is Abandoned. and Is
Found insane.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, October IA
Mrs. Katie Malrick, who eloped from
this city last November with Morris
Fletcher, was brought home from New
York last night In an insane condition
by her husband, Enos r. Melrick. He
found her dying in Manhattan Hosoi-
tai. Her condition is said TO be the re-
suit of the cruel treatment Ct the
hands of her paramour.
Merick had been searching for his
wife since the elopement. Last Wednes-
day she was found on the streets. Ill
and neglected. Fletcher having deserted
her. Physicians here pronounce her
insane, but her husband refuses to let
her be taken from his home to an asy-
INN
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Attraction after attraction followed in
quick succession.
Justice Grady made the speech OF
presentation, and Della Fox carried the
handsome cup and placed it In Captain
Wards hands. The captain OF the
Giants made q short speech. The eere-
mony over, there was wild storm OF
cheers and a deafening applause. About
$4,000 was received at the box office,
which goes TO the Giants.
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On His Trail.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, October IA
Yueng Seung, the Chinese interpreter,
has appealed to the police for protec-
ton against the wrath OF his ceun-
trvmen. He was the informant
against sixteen Chinsmen who
were recently fined S25 each for PLAYING
fan tan. he claims Chin Pom, the
slayer for the highbinders, has been i'm
ported from Philadelphia to do away
with him. The frightened Chinaman
says Chin Poo will irveigle him into a
fight aud either strangle him with q
silk cord or stab MIN TO death.
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Melpomsne Concert Com pany.

The splendid course of entertainment
of the Y. NJ. c.. a. will be opened in the
Opera House, next Thursday evening,
by the Melpomene Concert Company OF
Pittsburg. Seats on sale at c. A.
Houses Tuesday morning. The sopra-
no. Mrs. Mechling, is we'll known in all
the large cities Of the United States
and Canada, in both concert and operat-
ic work. She is the solo soprano OF
Calvary P. E. church, East End, Pitts.
burg, receiving the highest salary OF
any vocalist in that city.
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Denies the Statements.
Dopprx w, VA. October 10.

DoBBTN, w. VA, October Is.
ToRe Editor Of The ReGts.er:
SIR:-We have read your article
dated Coketon, w. Va, October 9th
We claim to be honest, as the writer
said. but all the rest Of the article re-
lating to this place is false. Any
schemes reported from that place In the
future should be looked upon with a
great deal Of suspicion. If all liars and
malicious schemers were 10 be put De-
hind the bars the writer of that article
would not be running at large
Yours truly,
J. L. RUMBARGER LUMBER Co.,
j. ]. RtbiBAReEH, Secretary
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Had PLAINLY of Money.

PERU, IND, October 14.-Tlmothy
Crawley was found dead in bed
to-day, aud on examfoing the
pockets OF his clothing So, OpO In certii-
Gates and cash were fbund. II
was great surprise, as ID man was
looked upon as a poor labofer. There
were forty-two SEQ gold pieces add
other sh. had lived the IA
Of Job Qsvi 69s had 4 near
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AmYsTERIOUs MURDER.
A Pensioner Killed and the Body Robbed,
Hut No Clue.

ALTON, Ills, October "A murder
was committed in the city some time
last night, aud all search so far has
failed 20 locate the guilty persons.
Harrison Harris, a pensioner, had
just drawn his pension for the
last three months, besides his weeks
pay as well digger. He proceeded to
enjoy himself in the saloon section. He
fell in with bad company and was at
2:3O o'clock a. m. found lying dead in
the rear Of a saloon in the east part Of
tbs city.
A post norton examination to-day
showed that Harris had been sand
bagged. All his money aud his watch
were missing.
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Financially Emearrasssd.

SCRANTON, PA, October 14.-Henry
Battin. a prominent merchant in the
hardware trade, is financially embar-
raised. o. Saturday afternoon a judg-
ment note for SIC 600 was filed against
hlm In Court. Tue note WAS one given
20 mis- wife two years ago. What are
Ba,tin's other Liabilities is not known,
only the one execution being fled against
him
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A Large Meeting at Pleasant Ridge.

PLEASANT RIDGE, w. VA, Oct' ID
10 the Eduor Of the REGISTER:
SIR: There was very large political
meeting Notwithstanding the rain and
storm, held at this place this evening to
hear the political issue OF the day from
a Democratic standpoint by Hon. W..
NJ. Kiucaid and Mr.. Lorrence, OF the
county of Marshall, and everybody went
home to their hreside pleased
with having had the pleasure Of hear
ing and by giving three big cheers Tor
the farmers candidate and the friend
of labor, John A. Howard, for Con-
gress. -
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DETECTIVES AT SEA
Regarding the Teu Who Robbed the
Overland Train, Thursday Night

Regarding the Teu Who Robbed the
Overland Train, Thursday Night
SACRAMENTO, CAL, October 1.-THE
detectives are completely at sea regard
ing the Identity Of the men who robbed
the Overland train Thursday night.
They claim TO have discovered evidence
that the robbers intended to wreck
the train but changed their minds after
encounterlng and capturing the track
walker, whom they forced to flag
the train. A claw bar found near the
scene OF the robbery is believed to have
been used in removing the rails. A
shovel also found near by is believed to
have been used to bury the coin. Two
strangers at Woodland acted so SUSPECT
ously this morning that after their hur-
ried departure the sheriff organized q
posse aud is now in pursuit. One Of the
suspected strangers was wounded in the
hand and had dressed the same at
a Woodland saloon. officers are In close
pu.suit and every road is under guard.
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rhsr Want Mr. Howard again.

LOGAN CAMP, w. VA, OCTOBER ~
To The Eduor Of the Register:
R:-Notwithstanding the farmers
friend, j. A. Howard, candidate Tor
Congress, has been discussing the issues
of the day in this immediate neighoor-
hood, the farmers want him TO come
amongst them again, that they may
hear him discuss the truth in straight
forward and business-like manner'
Can't we have the farmers and la0orlng
mems friend amongst US?
Yours, ETC.,
r
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., o.snthoim i. the Champion.

buns, Mo. October Ii--Before
which packed the Ievees of
IL side OF the river and the
Dads bridge, Miss Rose
BIN this afternoon in
Aly FIRST ia the mile and a half
match for the female cham
OF America, defeating Miss
hley, Of Hartford, Conn.,, who
u race lost, stopped rowing
be contest was half over. The
IS twelve minutes 23s seconds.
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In a Hnh Rnr-

PRE-, ND, October 1i.-"Kid'
II the Baltimore base ball
tJOhnny" Murphy, the light
lgiliSt, were arrested at Cam
] early tonight for assaulting
Ag Policeman Leroy. Nc
tlmore's crack pitcher, was
nap, but so far has eluded
ason and Mcmahon were
BIKE their departure from
ID Murphy was on hand to
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FRUITS AND CONNECTION
ALEX. BURST & son. ..,ov
FURNITURE AND CARE
F. sCHMEICHEL, 9267 Market stree
GLASS AND CHINAWA
JOS. L. DEGANT, 2226 Market stree
GRAIN, HAY AND Eel
poWLER & DowLER,
Wv Cor. Market and Twenty-thi
GROCERIES.
CHAs. W. SMITH. ois Main street
GROCERIES AND DRY
H. F. NoLTE, Cor. EoG and Thir
FRED YlEWEG. COr.JacobhndifoI
HARDWARE.
T. A. HoGE & CO, 1888 Market 81
HARNESS, COLLARS d 5
W. r. BURKLE. 1920 Market stree
A A. SCHRAMA, 1858 Market str
l.. B. WILHELM, Z23l Market ST
HARNESS AND TRU
ETz q sEIFERT, 1918 Main stree
HEAVY SHEET IRON
CHAs. II. MILLER, LID Water ?
HOTELS.
HOTEL BEHLER. 1914 Water >
HOTEL GOODFRlEkD.
David Goodfrisnd, Prop. IOi
HOTEL WINDSOR, E b. CAfb
Il4J 20
McLURE HOUSE. Thorn Dson q
Cor. Market and TWsllti
ST. CHARLES HOTEL. tif
modations. Rates SOD per
brscht, Prop. Cor. Water
srGNM HOTEL, Geo. W. star
1870 70 i
HOUSE FURNISHING 4
ZONES s. BID. y Twelfth 81
INSURANCE
METROPOLITAN LIFE ms
Nurchy. SupL. Reilly Balldi
and Fourteenth street
A. L. HILSOS Il Co. - Nv
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JOHN A. Lash, Cor. Main ?
JUSTICE OF PH
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LADIES TAIL
HIGGs. THE LADIES TAIL
Peabody Buiidin
LIQUORS,
LOUIS p. PROBE, lC4l kars .
LIVERY STAB
PETER ERB, 1924 and l5S "
WN. MITCHELL & son, RI
LOCK AND GUN
OTTO WALDEN. Ioo2 Market
MJLLINERS
MAEsDES L. coLvIe. 1914 y
OYSTERS.
W o. NbcLusKEy. 81 Twelfth
PAINTERS & BUILDERS
W. II. CHAPMAN A SONS. rs
n v. HARRY. Hos Market stros
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-15
.Athe Distance Pole.

PA, October 14.-The PAGER
having q record Of 2:07$4,
yesterday and was buried at
ee pole, where the local aSSo-
In erect a monument. Craw-
wned by r. A. Stratton, Of
"a, Pa.