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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-02

sr ALBAEs, QuE, May 1.-Samuel
Gauthior, n farmer OF st. Albana, county
Of Port Neuf, aged fifty.iour years; his
witc, Emily Gauthier, aged ifty.lva;
their son, Joseph Guuthicr, aged eight,
and David Gauthlcr, their brother, arc
buried under hundred feet Of earth by
tho torrible landslide OF Friday last.
Some cay that Madame Gauthier was
seen going down in tho st. Ammo rivor
while trying to save herself by running
away, but the velocity OF tho moving
earth was so great that sho was carried
along with it, and while crying Ou, for
help was drawn into tho wild mael-
stfom mado more tusbid by its sudden
accession OF earth, trees and houses aad
sucked into the raging vortex.
For miles there is nothing but dcsola-
ton.
It Is difficult to exactly describe the
state oil affairs. Tho debris OF the
houses and tho dead animals are sit
uated in what was before Friday tho
middle OF the river and one whole farm
house, that OF DGrvGu still stands though
out OF joint, and with its wall much
away This house with several acrcs OF
soil and two or three trees which stood
near it were carried bodily along for 6
distance OF six miles.
A French evening papor states that
the Gauthier family Of four who wore
buried under the disastrous !andalide at
81. Albans, Que, on Friday night last,
were dug out OF their living tomb on
Monday after an imprisonment OF throo
days and nights. On Sunday the cure
Of the parish visited the sccnc OF the
disaster aud blessed the spot, then re-
scuo followed.
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tho police court. Browne will bc ar
raigned on tho general charge OF vlolat-
ing u Uni,ed States statute. tho ono
regulating tho use oitho capitol grounds.
Probably Jones will bo charged with
disorderly conduct. Washington cisi-
zons wish most fervently that this trial
might mark tho passing OF Coxeylsm.
Latc IN tho afternoon Brownies bail
waa fixed at $500. Mrs. Emily Briggs, a
wealthy resident oil this city, and Mrs.
Anna Hahn, prominent labor sym.
pathizer, undertook tho bond and tho
chiof marshal was set free.
Christopher Columbus Jones was lei.
to languish in the station house.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-02
SORG ELECrED.
A Democratic Successor to n Democrat
Chosen by n Reduced Majority,

A Democrntio Successor to n Democrat
Chosen by n Reduced Majority.
CINCINNATI. O., May l.-Returns from
the Third congressional district show
that Paul ]. sorg, Democrat, has o
plurality Of 1000 over E. &. Rath bone,
Republican. sorg has over 5000 in But.
Ter county, while Rathbone carries
Preble county by 200 and Montgomery
by less than 1000.
The soldiers' homo was carried by
Rathbone by 1000. The Democratic
gain at Sorg's home in Middletown was
over 500. uouk's Democratic plurality
in '02 was 1880. Houk's majority was
2,7S0. There were only two candidates
to-day. The three counties OF the dis
trict gavo Mckinley last year plural.
ity OF $50.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-02

HARRrsBURo, Pa. May l.--Thc state
convention of the Peoples party to-day
nominated this ticket: ]. T. Altman,
Juniata, governor; Jerome i. Akin,
Washington, lieutenant governor
Abram Louder, Erie, secretary OF in.
ternal affairs; ". NJ. Diesher, Berks.
auditor general; Victor A. Lotier, Mon
tour, and B. F. Grecnmann, Bradford,
congress-at-large.
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REPUBLICAN VICTORIES
All Along the Lino In indinua-Thn Late
Voice Against tho Wilson nil,

All Along the Lino In indinua-Thn Latest
Voice Against tho Wilson nil.
CHICAGO, May Municipal elections
were held in n number OF cities in Indi.
ana to-day. Rosurns received up to
midnight indicate Republican yictories
in n majority OF cases.
In Terro Hauto tho Republicans
elected thcir candidates by tho largest
majority known in years, and secured
nine out OF eloven councilmen. Goshen
reports clear Republican sweep.
Frankfort and Charlottesville tell the
samo story.
La Porto, heretofore a Democratic
stronghold, reports tho election OF
every Republican candidate with the
exception OF marshal and one couucil.
man.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-02
KANAWHA MINERS.

Tho Situation Growing Sorious-Foars
Tint Thore Win Es Trouble.
Special Dispatch 10 he lnttlhgcntr.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, May 1.-Tho
miners held a meeting at Handy yes
terday and persuaded tho men to como
out At meeting nt the mouth OF
Cabin creek this morning there was q
large attendance OF Delegates from New
river and other places. They sent a
committee to get the mon to come out.
but without SUCCESS. It NAV Happen
that trouble like that OF February Q will
occur at Acme. Friday there will be n
big meeting at Montgomery, which will
be addressed by President Mcbride, of
the United Mine Workers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-02

HUNTINGTON, W. Va. May 1.-Thc
town of Barbousavillc, ten miles cast Of
here, was visited last night by burglars,
who played havoc with several places
but got lit!lo. at the drug gtore Of r.
D. Bright they blew the saie to pieces
and demolished part OF the store, get
ting but 81 10 for their trouble. The
authorities are after tho robbers,
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Horse Thief Arrested,
Special Dipa,ch TO hc Ln;cliiccncer.

CALDWELL, O., May la horse thief
was captured in the streets OF Caldwell
to-day with the stolen property in his
possession. The animal was stolen at
Cambridge last night and driven
through to this place, reaching here
about 0 o'clock. The prisoner refused
to give his name.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-02

Special NapdIeh 10 Nc In'tlI0tncer.
SrEUEESviLLI. O., May 1.-Because OF
inability to make collections, the stock
holders OF tho Marklc Fire Clay Com.
pany, OF Toronto, applied to court to.
day. and Thomas II. Montgomery was
appointed receiver. with bond Of s4O,-
000 H :
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-02
ALL is DESOLATION
For Miles About st. Albnns, tho
Sceno OF the Landslide.
TIE MOST TERRIBLE CALAMITY

III tho Province of Quebec For Many
Day-Thc State of Affairs Hard to
Dcscribo-An Entire Family Buried
Undcr n Hundred Fcct of Earth.
Tho FriGhttul Death of Madame
Gauthicr-Carriod 60 Death IN tho
Raging Vortex.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-02

fptclal UISpa'th 70 Hf InttIllqtncer.
SALEM, W. Va, May Ia. ]. Watson,
who runs the Salem planning mills, while
working the jointer this evening had
his two front fingers cut oil. Adam
Davis, who runs the jack In the wooden
mill, had q spindle run through his
hnDd
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April Debt Statement.

WASHINGTON, D. c., May 1.-The
regular monthly statomen. of tho treas.
ury shows the public debt on April 80
was 81, oil, 7,55G.971. an increase for tho
month OF Sl,l60.97l. Tho cash in the
treasury was $3.50, ,S26,G50,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-02

BALTiMonE, Mn, May l.-Georso W.
Abel, one OF the proprietors and edi-
tors Of the Sun, died this afternoon OF
pneumonia. he was born in this city
tifty.one years ago.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-02
weathor rorscn.t for To-day.

For Ohio. falr. except probably showers near
the like; cooler In eastern portions: west winds.
For West Virginia and Western Pennsylvania,
showers: cooler; wcst winds
THE TEMPERATURE YESTERDAY,
as furaiShed by C. SclIHEPF. druggist, cornc,
Mnruet md Fonr,ncn,b e,r,nt, y '9S''@'-'a
The morning call., 1894-08-05

R%= Money to Loan on Mortgage on
ES~S city property, Western Addition and lots
north o. Golden Gate Park. w. j. GUNN, SIG
O'Farrell ST. 1y1S II
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ES Swedish Evangelical Lutheran
E7~S Church, Mission ST. near Ninth-Rey. G. Nj.
ESbJorn, Ph. D., pastor $3.50 A. NJ. Sunday
LOAD morning service, sermon by Rev. ..
Oisson, ID, Ph. D., president of Augustana Col
lege, Rock Island, III. 3 2. II. solemn opening of
Seamens and City Mission, Mission ST, Rev 2.
A Edquist, missionary, and addresses by Reys
1Jrs. o. OLSON. c. Nj. EsbJorn and others 1880
p. NJ at church, evening service, celebration OF
the Lord's Supper and SINGING by choir.
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ECs7 First Baptist Church, Eddy St,
bs~S near JoRes-ReY. j. @ A. Henry. pastor;
NJ. p. BoyntOn, assistant pastor. Preaching by
The pastor at II A. NJ. subject; "Our shepherd
Lord" and at 1880 p NJ, topic, The rope as The
Man OF Sin" (secOnd sermon). Sunday-schoOl
at 2:3O P. NJ Young Peoples Society of Christian
EndeaYor at $3.50 p. NJ Young Mems meeting
Monday evening at o'clock. Communion service
in morning, All these services are open TO the
public. Strangers are welcome.
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ES Second Unitarian Church. Corner
E7~D Capp and twentieth SIS. Sunday school
at 9:45 NJ. Preaching at II A. N. and z :45
y. N. In the morning the Rev. Leslie w. Sprague
viii preach "Oue Day at a Time" and in the
evening. AN Eastern Trip; Scenes aud Thoughts"
are invited Seats free.
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F[ES Hamilton-squ re Baptist Church,
AF~S Post and Steiner stS-Rev. A. Nj. Rus
sell will preach both morning and evening, The
topic of the morning discourse Will be "The
Aftermath OF Sin" The Communion of the
Lords Supper will follow tue sermon In the
evening the sabbath school will observe its thir-
Ieenth anniversary by appropriate music, rtcita-
UioBs, etc ''WhosoeVer will let him come"
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ESP First United Presbyterian Church,
ES~S Golden Gate ave. and Polk st.-Rev. NJ. NJ.
Gibson, d, pastor. Services IL a. NJ. and Z AS
,. Al. he pastor viii preach morning and even
ing Subject for evening; "Is the Christ of the
Gospels fairly represented in our church life ?"
question bearing on the attitude Of the masses to
lac church.
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EES Trinity Church, Corner Bush and
ES~sS Cough sts.-Rev george Edward Walk, rec
tor. Eleventh sunday after Trinity. sunday
school at $3.50 A. II. Litany sermon and holy
communion at II a. N. Evening prayer and
sermon at 7 :45 p M. The rector having returned
will preach Al both services.
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Fe1SS7 Riggers' and SteyedOres' UniOl
S~S observation-disclosures of this association
are hereby notified TO attend the meeting MON
DAY EVENING, August g. at 80 O'Clock. for the
transaction of important business. Fines for non
attendance will be strictly enforced. BY order
III. j. MORAN, Pres.
F, E, DUR HAM, Rec. Sec. aus 2J
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E[$S Calvary Presbyterian Church-Cor-
EE~S ner Powell aud Geary stS-Rev. John
Hemphill D. D., pastor. viii preach at IL a, NJ.
anu :46 p. N. The sacrament OF the Lords Sup
per Will be administered at close Of the morning
service. Evening topic. "a Cold Day for Hot
Aeed.' a sermon for young men. Sabbath-school
al 1880 P N Young Peoples Society OF Chris
tian Endeavor ut $3.50 z. n. All are cordially
Invited.
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EaS First UniversaIist Church. Services
CE~S Ia Mission Music Hall. corner Twenty-nrst
and Folsom SITS. Services at IL A NJ. Sermon by
A. NJ Bradley. Subject True Courage" sunday
school At 1890 P. N. Young Peoples Christian
Union eets at 80. Ali cordially invited to at
tend these services.
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gSS First New Jerusalem Church
2~S (SWedenboTgIan), U'karrell st, bet. Web
ster and Fllmore-Rey. +. L. Higgins, minister.
Sermon at II A N. sunday-schoOl, 1880 P. NJ.
All invited. Seats free.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

T~ss Rad Tenants Elected for Sd Col
~ lecticns made; city or country. Pacific Col
lection Co 4I5 Montg'y ST. r . Tel s6sO.de24tf
So John f. Lyons, Notary Public and
~ Commissioner of Deeds. Passports pro-
T-a5 Gfiiee 6O7 Montgomery ST.; telephone
s1s9. residence 22O2 Steiner ST. Iyl II
49,. TSooks fought ana Sold. HeAIy &
EEES My Moved to 206 Powell ST. lSuf
- i. B. Mcintyre, BookbindeE a, d
ES-S Printer, 422 Commercial So. Y9 u
r--Private Home Confinement; Reason
tx able. 55s Missioni Mrs. Af'O AMI y u u
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ES Emmanuel Baptist Church. Bart
eR~S lett St, near Twenty-third - Preaching
at II A. N. and AS P NJ. by Rev. j. George Gibson
of Chico, Cal. form erly of the late Dr. Spu geon's
college, London, England. Sunday-school at
1880 P NJ. Y. P. S C. L. at 6:45 P. N. Eyangel-
istic services every night this week except Satur
day. Seats free. Everybody invited to all these
services Take Valencia, Mission, Guerrero or
Howard st. cars to Twenty-third ST.
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- = ople's Home Savings Bank-De-
49, positors' meeting on MONDAY EVENING,
August 6, ROresters' Hail, 102 O'Farrell st. I'm
portant business. BY order committee.
aus 2t h. ID. PIKE, Sec
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- odd Fellows Employ ,>SSagilJ>,.
EF~S ment Association, room H. SHss$<<.
i. O, o. F. bldg furnishes frst-class ~
help of ali kinds, hours TO IL a. NJ. '/TTAVN~
and 1887 16lm
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ES Annual Excu sion and Picnic of
Ss~@ the Rebel Cork Benevolent Society will be
held at she'll Mound Park on SUNDAY. August 5.
1884. Games of various descriptions FOR old and
young: prizes will be awarded to the winners:
also large amount of valuable gate prizes one of
which is new Dom estic sewing machine, now
exhibition at Deasy Rros., S75 Market ST., near
Fifth. Music by the Emmet Guard Band; Pro-
fessor Mccarthy, the irish piper, aud first-class
fiddler Will be in attendance. Adults, tickets, 80
cents children under II years. rs cents. Boats
leave foot of Market St every half hour Get
your tickets for Smell Mound. jy29 aul 3 st
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rs Office of the German Savings and
EF~S Loan Society-The annual meeting of the
stock holders OF The German Savings and Loan
Society will be held at the Office of the society
b26 California ST.. in the city and county of san
Francisco. state OF California, MONDAY, the
18Th day OF August, 1894. at B P. N. for the elec
ton of board of directors to serve for the ensu-
ing year ana the transaction of such other busi-
ness as shall legally come before the meeting
iy29 I'd GEORGE TOuRNY, Secretary
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Es Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ
G~S of L. d. S, $50 Post ST., Harmony Hall.
Preaching at II A. N. by George 5. Lincoln and at
z :45 +. II. by &. A. Farkin. All welcome.
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SUNDAY MEETINGS.

~ DR.. r. Robbins, the Gift In
6~S sDirational speaker and test medium. lee
lures tonight on Where Are the Dead ?"
followed by psychOmetric and character readings
and convincing tests that the so-called dead still
live; the sick healed by spirit power. St. Georges
Hall, 9U914 Market ST., O'Clock sharp. Admis.
sion free Good music.
The morning call., 1894-08-05

E7 The Fourth annual Gath r%A
6~S ering and games OF Clans Fraser seq
no. 7S and Macdonald No. 79. order q. .$ssYCg
OF Scottish Clans, viii be held AN
Shell Mound Park, Berkeley, MONDAY, AfS
September 10 (Admission day..
aus st gu VIM CORMACK. Sec. Committee.
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Rs Simpson Memorial NJ. Z. thurch.
E~S cor Hayes and Buchanan sts.-Rey A y
HiTst. L. D., pastor Residence. 3l3 BrodericE 81
Preaching at II A. n. and :45 P. NJ The pastor
will. preach at both of the services. sunday
school at 1880 P N. c. B.. Perkins Superln-
tendent Epworth League service at 40 P. N.
The seats in this church are free. The public cor
daily invited TO all the serYtces. UsheTS IN at
tendance. Lecture on Hawaii by professor feeA
ON 1uesdaV eYeninP 7Ih inst.
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r. Charles MOntg Omery VIII Give \
eS~S special gospel address in Gospel Hall, S66
Mission ST. at AS P. N. Subject, The Love of
God TO sinners" AS prelude To hls address he
VIII refer To the political corruption and total
depravity OF man" Donald Munro, the Scotch
evangelist, viii give a Bible reading in the same
hall on Tuesday evening. Subject, The Tongue"
James Ill All invited.
rs OR me and the Morality Of Her
Es~S Popes. Mass meeting in MetropO Titan
Temple, sunday, 3 P. Il. Address by Rev. j. Q. A
Henry. Patriotic music. All patriotic people
welcome. au4 2ts
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

CWEDISH GIRL: YOUNG: GOOD REFER
- ences; is frst-class cook; wants a place for
cooking or housework; city or country. Please
cali. write or telephone MISS PLDNKETT, 424
Sutter ST. aus 2t
The morning call., 1894-08-05

ECS DIR. Rin-Es' Spiritual Meeting, Sun
ts-S day, and P. NJ. 90915 Market st. Circle
and platform tests, Mines. Young, Lead, Finican,
Montague, Dunham, seeIy and others. Professor
Young
e. Free LyceUm, Free Discussion,
sr~S AlcaZar building, Sunday afternoon. Topic:
tiSh oulQ We Give Atrentinn TO EoreSrrE 9Ii
The morning call., 1894-08-05

DOR GOOD SERVANTS OF ALL NATION
4 alities. Apply NINE. LEoPoLD'S Employmen
Office. 957 and 96l Market, tel. south 35l. Jy22 q
The morning call., 1894-08-05

ESES Professor Fred Bell, EiberaIist,
EF~S at the Metropolitan Temple, tonight will
deliver a lecture on most sensational subject
namely: If Christ Came TO San FranciscoP'
Mrs Sara Stevens will reclte "The Leper." Pro-
fessor Bell will also sing solos Professor Eckman
will preside at The grand organ. Admission free.
Collection to defray expenses. Doors open at z.
Commence at 8. Everybody welcome. Special
Natice-A copy of the Tribune OF which Mr.. Bell
is editor and proprietor, will be given to ALI who
at he Ipcrure
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NOTICE OF MEETINGS.


e. Alta Lodge No. 205, j. .SSAsl1Zzz.
US o. o. f., meets MONDAY EV-SSSSgESSSe
INING. Remembrance Hall, odd Eel =$SSSS[
lows building. August 8. Initiation. //HNHSHN
Visitors cordially Invited.
F. B. VOORHEES,, Y. G.
J. C. SKINNER, r. S.
EcSS st. Andrews Society will On
Gs~S celebrate the hundred and IN StkL1
tWenty-third anniversary of the birth SSAIHS
OF SIR WALTER SCOTT with liter &SSs4
ary social and dance at Scottish Hall, 105 LaTkin
street. on FRIDAY EVENING, august II. Ad-
mission 25 cents payable at the door. aus II 2t
fTS st. Andrews SocietB-Im- - ~,
EE>S pOrtRnt. Members are requested n. {1E1
TO attend meeting of the society TO- SNA-THS
MORROW tMONDAY) EVENING. ~
Resolutions to amend bylaws VIII come up for
discussion and be voted upon.
JOHN MCLAREN, President
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SEWING MACHINES.

GEWING-M SECONDHAND. ALL
- kinds. from So upward; cash or easy pay
ments; machines rented. 1858 Market ia 21tfSuSa
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ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW

-
a DVICE FREE; DIVORCE LAWS SPECIAL
" eollections, damages wills, deeds, etc, q. w.
HOW +, Atty-at-Law. $50 Market, cor. Stockton.ts
w W.DAVIDsoN. ATTORNEY Y-AT-LAw. 42o
IL. Clay at no3 &
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A OMAN WANTS WORK WASHING, IRON
" ing and cleaning: reference. 1907 Powell ST.
near Green. au5 3tF
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LOST.

PARLORS (FORMERLY {
L 200 Post), 5l3 Montgomery. cor. Commercial
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. YOUNG LADIES DESIRE SITUATIONS TO
Call Rrancn. au5 3t*
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A TTENTIoN-THE SWEDISH EMPLOYMENT
n Bureau has removed to 3S2 Geary; tel. 9o3- u
~ ERMAN LADY WISHES WORK BY THE DAY
street. aus 3t$
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ESPECTABLE SWEDISH GIRL WISHES
IL situation housekeeper or to do chamber
WORK; city OF country. Address 1. S, box 50,
Call Branch once au3 3t%
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CITUATION WANTED BY MAN AND WIFE
- as cook, assistant or walter in small hotel or
boarding house: good references: low wages; city
or country. Apply German couple, 272 Mum a
street. au4 Cts
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IA ANTED-LOW BLACK WALNUT DOUBLE
w foldingbed; either a mantei or desk Adj
dress. with particulars, box 81, Berkeley Post
Office. aul 3t cod
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DEFINED AMERICAN WIDOW, WITHOUT
1t incumbr2nce, wishes a place as housekeeper
for widower. Call 1912 sixth ST., I'd floor, room
10. from 10 TO 8; no uri1ers. au5 3t*
The morning call., 1894-08-05

ID ELIABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS SITUA-
IG ton TO do cooking or housework on a ranch.
Address P. w, box Il9, Call branch ONCE. 2T*
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Z, ERHAN GIRL WANTS TO DO HoUSEWoRK
- for a small family; is good cook aud baker
Apply 5351a Sixteenth 81. Oakland.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-03
wnncNnp 4 NnwsrArnn.
Irase Atherian soldiers Cant stand
Journnlistc Criticism.

Athens. Sept, s-Muoh excitement
has been occasioned hero by sum.
mary act OF vengeance against news
paper published In this city,
For some time past the Akropoiis
has been publishing II series OF ar
,lcles derogatory to the army. The
articles excited much Indignation In
the army aud the matter was hotly
discussed. Finally II was decided to
put stop 10 further adverse crlticiam
on the part OF the ANropolis. one
hundred and thirty officers and men
OF all ages proceeded TO the office uf
the paper yosteniny and wrecked the
place. Nearly all the attacking par
ties were armed with axes. With which
the press and type and .ypccases were
destroyed. The library was then at
tackled, tho books therein being torn
TO pieces aud everything of velue
hacked to bits.
The dcbrla was thrown Into tho
street Inhamed with their success
at the Office. II was proposed 10 at
tack the realdencO OF the cditor-snf tina
paper. The proposal was Immediately
acted upon. the soldiers marching In
q body TO their objective point. Ar
irving at that house, the men burst
In tho doorR ana destroyed all the
household cffeCta,
Twenty OF the soldiers have been ar
rested. The outrage rs everywhere
| denounced
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-03
Stockholm Preparing for a Nam
moth Exhibition.
RIoTous ATHealAN SOLDIERS,
They Destroy M EdI,or's rian, ana
Home because lie Cr,ud.ed rhen
--Empcror William ~rce,ci WARM
~ Ia LandSlsronia. swrdcn--Low
sinrs for the Comtc de Paris.

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steamer Paris,
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giant proportions whioh WIN he held In
Stockholm Ia 1891. Engineer Arthur
t.Uer ,5bo rnnde IA snod REGARD aa
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s"euehH royal oo''"'hs'"h'' ~ WV
worlds fair In Chicago. has been np-
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or prominent Americans VINO are ~
present visiting the Sweden capital
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newman OF omUha' VINO ~ A''oh''"b
the International Methodist contcrehan
now being held here and who mas been
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Archbishop Jansen OF New orleans
| IL also staying here and has twice
coi,hrn,,a mos, A, tho rhu,.u OF ~.
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/ wSn has spent few days In tho capital
\ * Professor Harrington OF the weather
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10 tpbeia, whore ne VIII act us inc
! representative of the United States IN
/ the International meteorological con-
| Yonuuu Nh.ci meets therc.
The kings usual annual elk hunt
! Will take place at Holland. Hume
| burg m southern sweden. some time
| during the after part Of September
| Emperor William, KIM Chriatinn OF
! Denmark and tho Priuce Of Wales Will
| be invited to the hunt
Sarah Bernhnrdt Is expected 10 make