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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-16
FASHIONS POPULAR PHASES.

A novelty In footgear is the perfectly
seamless stocking.
Capes OF velour and Persiana cloths
10 the Inverness shape have the cape
and hood lined with plaid yelvets in
rich coloriugs.
For holiday gatherings in the coun-
try the hign necked dinner gowns that
are so much 10 vogue this season are
just the. thing.
Collars OF Nos. 16 or 20 satia ri 6bon
have TWO short loops on either side and
buckle 10 che centre, matching the rib
bon In color.
Two lunches OF flowers OF different
colors were worn on the c0rsage OF a
prominent society lady recently-one
OF pale violets, the other OF green car
nations.
Waist aud hip length ermine capss,
with small drum NUTS TO match, are
this season worn WITH opera and thea
ire toilets, and at day receptions aud
high teas.
Large collars OF white lace In points
retain their favor, and are worn TO
brighten no many simple gowns, even
those of black wool or silk. A baud OF
ribbon is tied In the back In this col
lar.
A novelty In mutfs Is one covered with
bias velvet, drspsd Ga each side in
slanting folds, which are caught with
a knot and "ear" OF velvet A mink
back with It's head and tail, is posed
across the front.
Matinees are made 10 light surah,
pink, garay, yellow and fawn. Some
are p,sated 10 at the waist and secured
by ribbons. The turned down collar OF
one saw Was formed entirely OF nor
iZontal tuckS, divided here and there
by white embroidered veinings, cut in
deep vandykes, and bordered with q
founcs OF wide ecru lace, which edges
on. the basque and puff sleeves. IG snoth-
or the sailor collar Is cut in points on
the shoulders, and has pretty feather
stitching heading the lace, the padOga
sleeves having lace RULES.
Besides rubber gloves for protecting
the hands while doing homework, there
are the pomade gloves which beauty
dons when she starts for dreamlSnd.
Over two centuries $40 the arr OF pre-
pairing indicated gloves Was known on
the Continent, add there is an extern
siye manufacture Of these hand cover
ings 10 Paris 90 ths present day. Toe
gloves are Of the softest kid, and are
treated with pomade which, when
the OlOVas are worn is transferrad TO
the hands, improving the textur+ OF
the skin to a great extent. They are
rather costly, these hand besutifsrss so
that the woman who cannot afford tn BE
glove luxuri4 Gust stry the effects bf
home made ,irs. A loose pair Of Bid
Kids. smeareV 9TH q good cream md
worn every MD he, will be almost as o PC
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-16

been enjoued. 1t Is hardly to be won
dered over that the business woman
should consider the question OF income
before throwing up a certainty for an
uncertainty.
In looking over the list OF ones &C
duaintances one finds that lady physl-
clans and teachers. business women Of
various kinds, are quite as often married
women as not; and that Notwithstanding
the fact OF their being in professional
life, they have happy homes as well
kept. often better kept, than the homes
OF women who do not aspire to be any
thing but home-makers aud house
keepers. The average women are not
all dead yet, nor are they like some
words in the dictlonary-obtolete.
Those who prefer her to the alert, edu-
Gated, refined, advanced woman OF
affairs, still have large field to choose
from. But there are other men who
like to keep up with woman who can
keep step with themsel yes.
And this reminds me OF . fact as
much innevidence as the business
woman. The majority OF readers
OF books are women. The world has
never seen time when women Pener-
ally were so wide awake, so aware that
there ara lots Of good times and she
may as we'll be In them as Rot, II she
will
There are two motives that under
like the business woman's life. Que Is,
she recognizes that human being Is
happier for using the powers possessed.
That TO be an Individual has more
dignity in II than to be an idle and USE
less creature. Hence she seeks some
thing to do to develop herself, and
being practical as well as amoi-
tlous she seeks a renuneratlys field.
II she takes to art or literature the
instinct for either is for expression.
The other underlying motive that
controls other women in the business
world, Is to care for the loved ones de-
pendent upon them. These should
appeal TO all fair-mInded persons, and
any business woman's earnings should
be proportional to her ability, and not
decided for her by some one who
assumes she has no responsibilities; that
her sole need OF money is for clothes,
and that 'twelve hundred q year Is
enough far any woman," Ia Logan
Carlisle.
Fair play and clear field Is al the
business woman asks for herself. Then
the pay will De regulated by the stand
ard of the work, not only In the world
at large but in public O. government
offices as we'll.
Civil Service rules should protect .
woman as much as q man. One man
who is United States Treasury clerk
said In the hearing Of the writer re-
Gently. There are too many women
in the Office where an Most OF the
places they occupy in ny division oy
right belong to men,"
VIII public opinion sustain these
sentiments? And is the business NO.
men to be literally snuffed out?
AUNT EMILY.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-16
HINTS TO HOUSEWIVES

The largest kitchen In the world is in
that great Partisan store, the Bon
Marche, which has four thousand en-
ployes.
To remove ink stains from carpet dis
solve one teaspoonful Of oxslic acid In a
teacupful OF hot water; rub the stained
part well with the solution and allow 1t
10 dry.
Orange brandy can be made by adding
the very thinly pared rinds OF eight
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-16

brakemen entreated everybody 10
'IeaVe by the rear door," the yellow
haired woman was sitting bolt upright,
so upright that an Irishman on the car
declared she was bending over back
ward, and the girls head was sunken
ia her breast, whence IL had been driven
by force, while her pug" stuck up rag
ged ends in the air.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-16
PURELY FEMININE.
SOME FHNGS THAT ARE SURE 10 PLEASE TIE
LADIES

Hins % HoEsswivss-Homs Amussmsnts For Chill
drsn-A Large Forums Quickly LOs.-Fash-
ions Laiss Understanding Usstal and
Prsty-Ths Battle Of Hair.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-16
A LARGE FoRTUNn ouIcKLY LosT.
Rapid Rsverses of the Duchess de saz-
Ionna From Wealth to Poverty.

Rapid Reverses of the Duchess de san-
Ionns From Wealth to Poverty.
Among rsverses of fortune perhaps
the strangest is that OF the Duchess de
SAntonna, who has just died In Madrid
in the greatest poverty. Eight years
ago she possessed 4 fortune Of four mil
lions. A number OF lawsuits were COM
menced against her by her relatives, alb
sorbing a large part OF this. Another
large amount went 10 charity, and the
remainder went trying TO place the
Bourbon family on the throne. A story
is told OF the Duchess which Illus
trates her kindness OF heart Hearing
that a lady. member OF very old
Spanish family, was in great need, and
wished 10 sell jewelry 10 the amount Of
$500, 900, the Duchess de Santonna seat
her cheque for that amount. When the
jewelry reached her she returned II,
saying she did not want IL, AID was
glad TO have been OF some service.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-16

Two Determined GIRLS SIT Up aud Kuftie
Their Locks IN . Stroet Car

Two Determined GIRLS SIT Up aud Kuffle
Their Locks IN . Stroet Car
The girl brushed. and brushed with
care, those fluffy three-quarter length
LOCKS Of hers which represented the
overgrOwth OF what last hear had been
q bang. rolled them intO loose knot
and pinned them carefully out OF the
way low down on her forehead. Then she
took a longer and stronger brush and
bent over hoop.wise until her little
sister cried out that "Annie was trying
10 stand on her head, just like Jimmy
does when be gets home from the
circusp
Without needing the remark the girl
brushed slAhat yard OF hair over ser
face, k5s ned il steadiastly high
ID Aof her head aud CON-
me1 ASoon her hands were
~ rope. and before
her head she iabbed a
10 secure 10 in the
M aud downward
roll, fluffed IL
In the shape OF
then stood up
rope about it,
we're unbound,
ends caught
NOil at the back
ful as 3 dough
ssee. Behold
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-16
Bome Amusement for ChiIdrsa.

Every mother whose ti1 III permit
should form sundry pla Z enter
tanning Der children ID during
stormy weather. and II th iny day
pleasures can be kept quite Rct ana
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-16

with the toy water color paint boxes.
Provide little cups OF water and q cloth
on which to wipe the brushes. Give
them word of advice as to the selecS
tIon of colors and teach them to use only
the tip OF the brush, instead OF immers-
ing its whole length In a brilliant bath
of color. Properly equipped. there will
not be querulous word out OF them for
many al hour, and the worried mother
can work or read in undisturoed silence.
Tracing also serves TO while away
many moment. This IS done by cut
ting out squares Of tissue paper aud fol-
lowing with pencil the outline OF the
picture underneath. In eesng thu =
child may unconsciously imblbe ideas OF
form and color that may be rare help In
the drawing ard painting lessons OF the
years TO come. As in everything else,
success rests largely with she tools
used In the service, and unless the
paste is free from Jumps, the scissors
and pencils sharp and the brushes new
and Of the right kind, there will be
murmurs Of dissatisfaction and gen.
eral wish that the sun would come ont.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-16

The psinsss wceGa when Of duty
makes AerssIf very usefulin many
Instance. know of numerous suits OF
rooms which they have furnished for
<hamsxlyss, and succeeded Ia RctsinR
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-16

Indeed, this administration so tar,
has rather committed itself 10 a conser-
vatiye policy toward women IN office.
In the General Post Office and Interior
Department the policy is so similar to-
ward women, 1t looks as though the
subject has been discussed In cabinet
meeting and decision arrived ~ to
inaugurate q crusade against women.
AT any rate the women employees 10
Uncle Sans offices feel very uneasy
ana dis\rustful Of the 1uturA
, 1894-08-14
8Querlau bni6fbetne

iOur0en geitern an folgenOe @eriOnen aus
geiteut:
Go5n 6eanc0, 2f0dige5 6ol3>8obnz
baUs, 1876 6rantlin 2lOe., $500; S. Gbtnz
luno, 2it0ti9c5 8afitetnz l8o6nbau5 nit
Gro8eiboB, GAG 9tortb 2tpe., $4,000; q. s..
StcDbtn@, 2it6digeS 0Ol3%SQSobnbau5, 1851
9Scbiter 2(Oe., $4,000; Charles 98citergren,
3ltDdtge5 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nit Groz
geichoB, 1929 Superior QtDe., $4,000; 6rau
Eale 0arotu8, 2it0dige5 $40 tS7Q8o6nbauS,
92l7 Superior 2(ue., $500; So6n 6ranz
sen, 2itOdigeS 5s@Obn9au5, 1910
8On0 Ctr, $22G0; .. Sofnion, 2it0digcs
8afitein g8obubaIS nit GrogeihoB, 485
IS otomac 2lpe., $1,000; 81. 2lnoerion,
2itOfi8e5 8aditein7 8obn6au5 nit Grogez
l6oB, 5l8 Evergreen Qlpe., $500; s..
St0ab, 2It0dtgeS BaGitetn~ Q8obnbau8 nit
Grogci1oB, 675 00nia NDe., $500; g..
3. &OminSfi, 2it0dtgcS 8a6iteins@ Obns
bauS NIT @r68eiboB, II 0aOi5 Sty.,
$4,000; g. s.. 2lnOcrion, 3it0di8eS !6ot5z
2SODubauS, 81 Seine Ctr, $2100; Sizes &
&Doma, 2it0GigeS 8afitein7 2SObnD0uS nit
&rOgei1oB, 4836-4838G 0ampluin Qlue.,
$1,000; s. 3. S6utterlD, 3it0digcS 8afz
t~etneg8o6nbau5 nit Grb9eidoB, 346 81.
Str, $40, 900; So6n Burns, 2it66tge8
l8o6n6au8 NIT GrOgei5oB, 1913
SultOn Str., $4,000.
, 1894-08-14
Oret pom Ser Species ser me9e
l0Gerer.

Gtner Der i6ltmmiten G6aroctere Der
gSeft1eite, Der DtcoerDolt ais GGuber un0
@inbreber b~eitraite @omaro O'9fetu nur0e
beute friib bon ben 8olj5ilteE 6reeie uno
Smith bonn Wturlpeu Ctr. @9!ltrict inter
Ser Q~lnflage be5 9taubanfauS in bier 5GlIen
Dem 9tibter Gberbar6t Dor9efii6rt. S'9teill
ioll in Ben lebtcn If Gagcn in oer 0e9eno
Der 81, %. Ctr. un0 Genter QlDcnue ntc9t
peniger ais 4 HalbQnfGue ~begangcn
baben. 8on Spei Spfern, q. 8cnuer un0
Gba5. 8. Ge5fon puroe CT beute in Der
YOli5eiltation ais b~erienige iocntiiirt. Der
fte bera1bt bate. u. 8enner, bon Gde Der
20. un0 Quinn StraBe, fiel CT am 6reitag
Nben0 al Der STE Der q. StraBe un0
Genter QlUcnue an un0 erleicbterte ibu UNI
ietue goloene ltbr un0 so, un0 Se5folO
BON 7O8 Gentcr @lOe., tags 0araIf all Der
@fe Der %. StraBe uno Center QlDenue
uno beitabl i'm I'M $40 barren @eloeS.
Htdter @berbarDt itellte S'9teill bis sum
II. untcr $1,000 8iir9Icboft.
SaS. O'8terne alias @oulpQO un0 So
par6 9f00u (3tpci sur 3unft Der StraBenz
rGuber 9eb0rtge Sn0tDtOueW, Der cine an
geblicb Elm ~Wtaic9ininiit, Der ou6erc Elm
Tlempner, 8etOe aber INNER nOdb alf Der
Slc9e n1d9 DEM Wtunne, Der 0dS QIrbelten
erfultoel1, legten ii6 Der9angene 9}ocbt nobe
Dem SpriBen6auie al Der Y. StraBe in
ben !6tnterbalt un6 fielen Ben rubig leine5
Nege8 gebenoen Plnmber 8aruap WtcGane,
go. 62 8%rOpnitr., an. gu tbrem 9eibe
tueien bate licb McGane nic6t nit @eIo perz
ieben un6 beitn1b iDre QluSbeute MIR aus
einem Wtemoranoums8uc6 uno etni8en
l%Dentgen 3ec6inen. Die betOen enttdlicbleu
GGnber ltefen lpGter ben bon benz Gaubz
a%nfalIe unterri6teten 4}olt3iiten &eefe uno
&eou96 in bic 6dnoe unO pur6cn in Der
Citation ton WtcGanc pofttiO ais o~ieieni8en
iOentifi3irt, Sic i'm angefoIen uno bcraubt
batten. 9ti6ter 0Oolep, Ocm ite bcute Dor
8efiibrt puroen, miro iib nit BEN beiOen
3dubern om II. beibafttgen bis Oabtn
iteDen ie nnter ie $1,000 8iraibaft.
, 1894-08-14
SoILte dboeiteILt mer0en.

G6efeG eiunObeit8 Snipector 0oung bat
in Sol9e 5dbIreic6er BON 2lntpo6ncrn oe5
StodparoSbc5irf3 i'm itG0tiitben @eiunrz
beit5amt etn8ereicbtcn 8ei6Weroen iGmmt7
liCbc OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Der S%tO6OarO5
ibrifttid alf8cIOrocrt, Oaiiir 3u iOr8cn,
DAB IN 3ufunft Die 2tuDobner Der StO6z
Dor6S feiuen 0runO mebr boben, iicb iiber
ocn Den S6lacbt6duiern entitrOmenoen,
mertrd8licDeu un0 8cimnbbeit5ibdOlicbcn
@eitanf 81 bei5lDereu. 6crr Ooung macDt
Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES barauf Gufmerfs
lam, baB Die 8eidRluer6efjjbrer 5u 0enen
3abIrcibe berOOrragenoe &iirger 8e00ren,
0robcn, ijd an Die OroBgeib>Uorenen 3u
menocn, penn Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
nicbt aus freicn Stifen benz llebel abz
belfen.
, 1894-08-14
RLetne IIdhrihten.

Die in $40. III 98cQ5 Ctr. tpobnz
bate 6ul6a 8loB bat Dor 9fibtcr &erlten
cine &aterlbaIt3flnge Gc8en SoHt5 9SeIl
QnbGuQiq Geruacht. Ole S~erbanoIuHs
fuur0e Quf BEN %. 2(tguit Derioboben uno
28eil DorlGuiig unter $500 8Hr8lhaft 8es
felt.
- Sn Der Office 6e5 GomptroQer5@fers
man purocn geitern Die 2(ugebote fir Die
Eteferuug fiir Die etefIrtidben S%icbtanltalteH
gc0nnet. SIS maren MIR acbt Nn8cbOte
eingegangen, bieiclbcn ipur0en aber l0ntnlt=
ljcb %UerpOrfen, neil iie nicbl 8eSug nabs
men oui Die fir2lic5e Observation-Disclosures
fir Die aus 8ra3il, Sno., bier Dergebrdcb=
ten SObten. SIS ipjro I'M nele Orerten
aUSgeld4rteben tperoeu.
- Der @ait6tniteuer Somc3 WfcGuaiO
bon 1906 9ScntpOrtb 2(Oe. lprHng geiterH
Qlbeno nm 90 ll6r an Ser 10. StraBc Don
einem Bulge Der Cafe S6ore 4 0tibtgaH
Soutberu 8abn ab uno fiel 10 ungliflicb,
0aB ibm 3tpci Singer Ser lintcn S5ano BON
etucm Der 9tG6er be5 lebten 9SQgeu5 iiber@
fabren un0 a6geidbiitten murben. Gr
muroe na6 Dem Union 0Olpitul gebradt.
OtCCuGt6 lit II Sabre alt uu0 Derbetratbet.
- SIN 3icbtcr @roBcup'5 9lmt55immer
bcgiunt am morgtgcn Gage bic SiBung Der
bonn 8rdiiOenecu GIeDelan0 bebuIS Inter
iu6ung Der Streifurincbcn %ernannten
Gommtinn. Eicbter 9SortbiugtoH BON
Bepria, elmer Der Gommilidre, langte ge@
ltern bereit5 al. Gr lift Der 2luiicbt, oaB
cine 6coeutcnOc 2n3abl non 3eugeu Su per-
nebn1eu Itno, baB lpGter ba5 Wtatcrial Dem
GongreB DOrgclegt tperOet uno bic grUr6z
la9e neuer Geiebe biloen ptro.
- 2ouiS Sc W2cc6clo nurOe beute BON
Ric6ter Gber6arOt BON Ser 9lnflaGe, an ieiz
ner Gr@Gcliebtcn, Der bet6eirotbeten TrQu
Sennie 8eraroo bon 300 0eSplaineS Str,
ein uunenn6are8 8erbrecbcn ~bcgangen 3u
baben, freigeiprocbcn. 9a5 Tinale iii bic
ier Qffaire mtr0 ii6 6emndcbit I'M Gcbei=
DungSgerlbt dbipielcH, ba Der geb0rute
@bcgatte, Solepbo 8erar0o, nunntebr Die
polLe lIeber5eugun8 gctDOnnen bat, OaB
ietne SennIe es i'm Yunfte ebelider Grcue
ntbt 1ebr gerau ntmnlt.
- Ser y8lunger" G6. 9ar6rt09e fuur6e
geItcrn 2lben0 uach DEM 98aibingtonian
Some bef0roert. 8eim 80rlenlpiel itano
CT auf Der Derfebrten Seite, uuo ieiue Ser
lutte trtebcn i'm 0N3U, in INNER f~iirsereu
3DtibenrGumen 5roit in Der Slaibe I'll
iucDen. 2(6er ct Duroe INNER untr6itliz
cber, bis ieine 6amilie iicb ms Otittcl
le9te un6 i'm baIb nit Site, 6alb nit @e7
malt Oabin brad3tc, mo- Sbtangen Scorz
phone, 9racDen un0 iOniti8eS @cpIrm
teine O}acbt me6r 6abet.
- ISM. @roff uu6 G6as. 8crquit, bic
beiOcn 0tdnler, ipeIcbe tJ~irsticb Ben Tric.
OelSriclter 8O88S in 2afe @icip miBbanz
oelten uro Oann i'll 6aft ge1outmen purs
ben, naDmen BON 9ticDter g8bitneo Elm
change of venue gum 9fic6ter s.. s..
SamiOn, Don 6eien ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
98itrbe man bis ieBt menig tpuBte. Gr bat
letnc Office I'M SriOr6. 0eb6u0e, 9to 81
2aiaQeitraBe un0 bat bis jest feline 6Gue
e%rleOtgt. Der 10 pI6btic9 oufgctaubte
@erccbttgfcit5Oer5apfer fprab @roff frci
unO b%eitraite 8crqliit nit $40, i~uipen0irte
ober Die Strafe, lte6rigen5 iou 6rieoenSz
richter 8o885 nit Oieiem &orge6en einuerz
ltan0eu getpeien ieiu.
, 1894-08-14
Srdu0ibG0en.

.SH Dem 3%peiitOfigcn Stale binter Sem
6Ouie SIR. 1856 @aunceltraBe, Der BON
Dem 8eijBcr Qlnton &reuBberger lelbit be-
muBt wurOe, bracb Deutc OtOr8en nm a
llDr aus unbcfannter llriocbc cin 6euer
aus, oa5 oil Dem 0ebdu0e etren ScbaOen
BON $3.50 anricbtete. Sin 8ierb utO cine
Wtcn0e 6afcs unb 6eu perbrannte e6en7
falls. Die a%n9ren5en6e, BON &aIentin
8eoorf beipobnte e~inlt0dige Cottage tpurOe
sum 8etroge BON 500 bei9G0igt. Die
&erluite iOuen Ourcb &criiherun8 Oou gce
0cdt ieit.
Sn Dem 8peiit0figcn 6oI3bauIe Gar, 11O6
&an 6oruzS troBe, ba5 BON Ser 8eIiBerin
OtarD YatUcef belpobut ipurbe, bracb beute
Wtor8cn nm Il llbr Sum 3Uetten 0taLe
inncrbalb "a Stunben Seuer aus. Der
@eiammtibaoen miro auf $450 berchnct,
iOu aber geoedt lein.
, 1894-08-14
69,uriicf aus Ger Son1n1erfriid1e.

@icbter Seoerion lag bente friib ietncm
8eruf nit gnitbternem Wtagcn" Oh. gu
friiber Stun0e mar CT aus Der CONNER
trii3e 3uritf8etebrt un0 bcg0O ii9 brett
nacb ieincm @criht5iaal, no CT, obne iic3
crit Die l3eit gum GriiDititfcn 5u ne6men,
peri6icoene }(n8ctIa8te, Sic nit S6urer3en
ouI ieine Niidfe6r 8ebarrt batten, tDetIS git
Strafen p%eroonnerte, tbeilS mieDer .auf
freten SUB ite4te. Sin g%eipiiier SoiepbS
mar jeb0c6 Der Gin3ige, Der itcb, tudbreno
ser Nbpeicn6eit be~S9ttcbters, zines icbtpercn
@ergc6cn5 ic6ulOig macbte. ST bracb in
baS al Der GbioltraBe 8ele8euc ~Q8ObnbauS
Don sc. 0}urrap ein un0 ita6l borau5
mcbrere tpertDOoIe Scbmufiacben. 8oItSiit
8raop BON Der @eitsGb jca9o 2(Oe. Station
ertappte i'm aber ali Der Shat uno bracbte
tbn mach Der Observation-Disclosures Station.
6eute friib bot 0ticbter Seoerion tpuBte err
licb ni3t 5u Derantmorten un0 puroe oe5=
bolb inter $500 8Hrgi9aft Dem Criminal
geri6t llberWieien,
, 1894-08-14
Grta ppter S6Ietd0teb.

Geo. 6otparo itano heute frii6 Dor Htcbz
ter ScuI0 inter Der 2~lnflo9e oeS 0iebz
itablS. 98G0reuo Il. 81. g9e5oel gcitcrr
Qtbenb nit ieiner 6amilie in DEM iE unte@
rem Stod1pcrf ieineS 0aule&, 1908 9Geit
2atc StraBe, 9eIegenen Speiie5immer am
Slid JAP, icblicb iicb 0omarO ourcb Die
pabri9einli6 aus gtacbIdiiigteit oiicn gez
bliebcne obere @au8tbiir, naDm BEN eritcn
belten aui Dem Yarlortii9c 0elegeuen @ez
genitano, cine 9orgnette, unO tDOl4tc iic9
oamit auf oieiel0e 9er6ui6lOle 98eiIe tpie
er gefommeR mar cntferncn, ais CT gegen
einen StlbI itieB uto Oa6urcb eiuen 2Qrm
perurIadbte, bet bon Q8eS0eI geDOrt tDurbe.
SSnfoIge beiien lab 6owaro bon alien
meiteren ScbleicbUerIudBen ab uno
rannte nur, iDaS oa9 3eu9 belt Sic !6auSz
treppe Dinab un0 bic StraBe entlaug.
@cfol8t bon Der gon3er 28e5Ocu'id9cn
IamiIie un6 tbrem Nnbang, elmer 6orDc
tletuer StraBenfinber, Die ale ais ooucm
6otle i6rjeen: v6altet i'm. 6aItet BEN
0icb !" 9te Sa9o mocbtc crit taum 3eDn
Wtinuten geoauert un0 0icuei3t Elm
babies 6unoert 2eute barau Tbeil
Qenommen b0ben, ais ri6On" Elm
NIaurof erl6ien un6 Ben 6litcbtling 0urc9
Oro6ungeu nit benz 9teDOloer un0 &niip7
pei icblieBlicb sum Stebeu bracDte uno ooun
nacb Der Station icbleppte, no oerielbe
beute bon 9ttcbter ScuI0 inter $500
8UrglGbait benz GrimtnaIgericbt iiberWieien
purDe,
, 1894-08-14

SIM Sberbducommiiartdt mur6en 6eute
8ormtttag Qtngebote fir Sic 9cgung pon
6aupttpaiierr0bren in ben u~acbbenonuten
StraBen 9e0ffnet:
Neblter 2lpe., bon Q(iblan0 9(oe. bis @at
8aoenStpoo6 8arf; 2ueD 0itltcb BON Sat
HaOenspo9b 9arf, iotpie 2liblaub 2tDe.
unO 28rtg6t Str, 5tpiicben Belmont 2tpe.
un0 @laremont 2lDe. 9taiber Str., BON
Qiblan6 Q(Oe. bis sur Q(ueD 1itltda bon SAT-
Naoensmoob 4arf; Ofelroie Str, BON
GofleD 2tOe. bis 0eltern 2(pe. 5roD Str,
bon &inSic bis Sbio Str. 6oman NUe.,
bon &insie Str. bis Central Q5arf 8outc5
barb; @oman Q(Denune BON Der "a. bis
Sur %. Ctr. QlbamS Str, bon SO. Al. bis
Q8. 43. Str. 6amlin 2lDe., bon SWiftitr.
bis 81. Ctr. ct. 2oui5 2lDc., Don 26. bis
%. Str. Glifton 8arf NDe., bon 0gben
2lpe. bis Douglas 8arf 8oulcporo 8tiieu
2(Oe,, BON 70. bis "A. Ctr. Suniata 2tpe.,
bon SO. bis "a, Str. 6oDne 2lpe., BON So.
bis 81. Str. Wtaplcitr., bon 80. Ctr. bis
TroccD Qlpe. 8. II. Str, bon Q8. AZ.
bis 90. 43. 9lacc; Q8. ~. 8toce, 28. 43.
Str. unb Q8. -. 8lace, bon Q8. y. bis
QS. IA. Ctr; 90. IA. Ctr, BON Q8. 43.
Rlace bis Q&, A. Ctr. Q6. II. Ctr, Don
9G. II. bis 98. Is. Ctr.
6erner murOen 2(ngebOte fjtr Qegung
bon Observation-Disclosures un6 QriDats2lb>
5ug5r0bren in Derl3teDenen StraBen ge0ffz
net.
, 1894-08-14
Qo0esfdue.

6olgen0c Go0eSi&uc tpur6en beute &orz
mitta8 im @eiunobeitSamt angemeLoet:
2ubert 6cbaltr, 60 s., 4G8 2tncoInitr.
Ouita &anner, 50 S., 70 SuIiana Ctr.
@nnte 2dmmerRtrt, l S. s 3d., 842
Glpbourn 9(De.
, 1894-08-14
Bate fdlimmer wer0en f5nnen.

Sn 0em Gr0gci9oB be3 8nn6eS8ebduOc5
crejgnete ii9 6eute Wioraen nm 81 ltbr etn
ltnfau, Der Q8iuiam gfu8On betnd1e 0dS
2eben g~efoifet batte. 9tu8On lit @leftrtter
in 9ienitcn ser Wfc2can Curvature So.
Gr bate geitern in Dem Grb8cio9oB einen
Der elcctrii9en 6Gc6er auf9eiteut unb icbte
bieien beute Morgen in 8elpe8ung. &8G6s
reno ct 6oitanO un6 6enieIben 6cobd3tetc,
iprang Der Qlpporot, bic meiicrarttgerl
6Ghcriton9eu, Die 3aulenbc BON llmbre67
un0en in berOttnutc macben, f(o8cn ibnl ms
@eii6t unO bracbteu Tim i6redlideS 6nttte
mun0eu an ben Baden unb Gippcn BEL.
gtugOn lieB iic5 bon ei1cm 2lr5tc OerbinOen
unb 6ega6 itcb Oann nacb ieiner 8obnung.
, 1894-08-14

- @e8en 9iebItabl8 mur6e So6u QoonS
6eUtc fritb BON 8icbtcr Oo0le unter $500
8lirgi6aft benz Grimtual8eric6t iibers
%lptelen. Gr iou g~eitern Qlbeno aus benz
2aben bon q. s.. &oberts, $50. 1853 Q8elt
0taotionitraBe, eini8e 9Sert3eHge 9eituDleH
baben.
, 1894-08-14
Qus oem poIiSetoertd3f.

g. g. Slice, lpeIber benz @irtb Sirom
Goben, $50, Is g. Gtart Str, eincn NM
9tlttgen Ggef fir $500 auf Die v2lmertcan
GIcba1ge 9tattonal 8ant" in 3ablung gez
geben bate, ipurOc bon Gicbter Reriten
unter $500 8itr8i9aft Dem Griminqls
gcrid5t iiberipieien.
, 1894-08-14
Stdoti1bes.
Gin Q~aubitumn1er
Dem Criminal un0 3rrelt9eriat iiberpieien.

Ser Gaubitumme See 8rotpn pnr6e
heute Otorger1 bon 9tidter &eriten inter
$1,000 8irgibait benz Griminal8ericbt
iiberpielen. Gr nuroc i'm 8ciibe BON
8leir0brcn unb GjaSDorricbtun9en getrotS
fen, ipclcbe aus benz 6auie Gde @Opne
unO 8carionitraBe an Der cafe SrOnt
geraubt murDcn. See 8rotpn bate etnen
gan5en S6ubtarrcn pou nit Ser beibrtebc7
men 2aoung. !3ugleicb OrOnete 9ti6tcr
&eriten 0ie llnteriu6un8 See 8rOpn5 Dor
Dem Srreugericbt at.
, 1894-08-14

lin Steuungiucbenben BET Der gegen7
mGrtigen gtotbla8e oaS @rlangen bon Be-
ibGfti8ung 81 erleibterl, ntmmt oaS
NbenbbIatt Der Suinot5 Stoats3ettung
Ste4eu9eiu6e unent9eltli9 Guf,
, 1894-08-14
OFFICIAL

Annual Statement q ,he PAYToN INSURANCE
State of Ohio, on the 3Ist day Of Decent bar III 1e Sae
made to the Insurance superintendent Of the
State OF Illinois, pursuant to law: Wv