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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-06-04
Don Norwe9en nad Chicago.
2%t,lfunft zines norweeif9en Oampfers i'm
hieiieen 6afen.

Ottt 1000 SaB 6eringen bela6en, traf
ain Sonntag Nbelt6 ipGt i'm 6ieitgen 6afen
Ser noripegii6e 9ampfer vGragss" Elm,
pcl6er bic &etie bon Bergen in ytoripegen
bis Chicago, eine Strede bon ii6er 5000
Meilen, in 35 Ga9en suriidgelegt bate.
Sas Sbtff ncrIteB 8ersen am Sonntag,
ben %. @pril, nit elmer 9abung BON $500
SAB 6eringen unb tpuroe, na6bem eS bic
9dfcn Quebec un6 WontreaL paiiirt bate,
BET &tnglton, Ont, bon einem Qnotienz
i9iff' burb BEN Weuanb7@a NJ bugiirt,
bD3 muBte eS in &ingiton $500 SaB
6eringe a~uSlaoen, ba eS 1onft fir ben @a>
nal einen 3u 8rOBen Tiefga1g gebabt bate.
Sim Samitag N6enb traf bas 6abr3eu9 in
Otilpautee Elm, tpolelbit Der Manni9aft
bon .bOrti9en norwe9ti6en 8ereinen Elm
8anfett ge9eben nur6e. @eftern Worgen
UNI 8 ltbr tpurbe Der v@rag9s" nad Der
@erft Ser ct. BauLz8abn, am 8ereiniz
9%ung5puntt bes Nor6= unb SibarmS bes
Gbica9oz 6Guiies 9eihIeppt unb bort, na6z
Dem Die iiblide Snlpection bur6 Die 3oIlz
bean1ten -rorgenon1men mar, nit benz
20i6en Ser 2a6ung begonncr.
9as S6iff purbe i'm Sabre 1891 bon
st. Gragg & Son in Wtibolesb'ro, Gna>
LAMB, erbaut. Gs lit aus StabI sefertigt,
ia SUB lang, q SUP brett unb bat einen
Stefgang bon IL SUB; tpdbrenb es bisber
Sipii6en England ullS Nornesen fubr, bat
eS iebt gum eriten Wale Die 9fciie iiber ben
9ltLantiiben Ocean gema6t. Gs ite6t
inter benz COMMANDO BON Gapt. 8eer
Sanien, unb Die 2abuns 1T fir ben 6iib7
@ommiilionSbanoler S.Q. Sborpe bon bier
II Wtann. @te Capt. Saulen, Elm alter
erfabrener Seemann, ertldrt, mar Bic &eiie
einc iberaus 9iinitige. Die @bfabrt bon
Chicago erfOlst am nd9iten Samitag, un6
Spar wtrb Der 9ampfer cine 9abung Mebl,
0etrei6e uno S6weinefleiid nit 3uriid in
Die 6eimatb nebmen. SIS lift bies bas
brittle norpe8iibc Sabr3cug, pelcbes in
Chicago eingetroffen lit. 0as erite, Set
v@ergeIunb", fam Dor etpa 3pet Sabren,
bas apeite, Die u1enia", porisss Sa6r an.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-06-04
au9d1entltd1e altnots staata 8sttrato, aeloattae, 4. auttt 1894.

6iLfe 3u ellen. Siermit 6urcbaus iberz
einitimmcnbc 9lusiagen mabte AUDI no6
Der 9ocomotiofi6rer S. 6. 8. Eager bon
@lsbOn, Say peI9er ftG aufdatg ais
Yaiia9ier auf Dem a3ugc befat6.
8te tmp1cr ber gauge Saboer6alt au3
ietn mag, 10 lpre6en obnc !3Deifel pieLe
l1mltGnoe gegen Wartpen. 9aB Stem
comb auf icinem &obtenbette miiientli6
lisneriibe Nusiagen iolcb' ihmermie9enz
Ser 9tatlr gegen ieinen &amera0en n1aden
ioate, lit fiberli1 nicbt an3unebmen, unb
itebt nur 81 boffcn, baB Die 8oIi5ci baIb
pOai9e &larbeit in Den gan5en SAT- bringen
m0ee.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-06-04
Capt. Nbbey's Jnfpicirun9
Der hieiieen Sebensrettun9s=Statio Die
erhobenen acknowledgement ais 9runo=
los ermiefen.

Scr bon Der 8unbesregietung nit Ser
Snlpection Ser 2ebcnsrettungSz Stattonen
betraute Captain 8. 81. @tbbeD nabm @noe
lebter WOcbe cine Sicbtung 'bes bot ietn
Sorum 9ebra6ten 8eweiSmaterials in
Sa9en ber 8ei6ul0t9uugen Dor, pel9e
aus NalaB ocs iitn9iten Sturmes unD
beiien S6ifS &utaltropDen. gegen Sie
Wanni9aften Der Dieiigen 2ebenSz
rettun9S : Station er1oben tparen.
Die llnterludung fanb baburb ibrer
9lbi9luB, oaB Captain QbbeD nad
S6luB ber .3eugenpernebmung Die Wlets
nung bertrat, baB bic Settings anns
ibaften 9lQeS, mas in ibren menibli6en
&rdften iteDe, 9etban babet, UNI bic bebrd11g7
ten Seeleute bonn Sobe in ben iturmbur6z
wiblten @eaen gu retten. Die %anfGn9>
Ii6 berbreiteten Nngabe1, baB bic W1ann>
lhaften tpGDrcnb Der Mprtle &ataitropbe
betrunten getpeIen imetert, baben nibt aufrc6t
erbalten tperben f0nnen. @apt. 6ountain,
Der 9or9eiebte oer 2cbensrettungs Mann>
16aften, tpur0e Dernommen unb bert1eis
bt9te iicb namentli6 9e9cn Die Nntlage,
baB er unO feline Wannibaft our ,3eit
Der Derlubten 9~tettung nt9t gang nii6tern
9etpelen ieien. Gr er31bLte in braltilder
8etie, wie ct unb ieine M8annibaften unter
Der SturmeSfGlte gu leiben geba6t bGtten,
unb beSeugte i6lieBltcb auf ieinen SID, 6aB
feline aus Is 8erionen be%ite9enbe, nabeau
critarrtc Manni3aft auf benz eriten r8um7
BOOT, tpelbes auf Der Tabrt CUR b%eorGngz
ten rMprtle" angetroffer tpurbe, Elm babes
8tnt 86tSfeD gefunben unb ii1 NIT BENT
ielben ettDaS 9etudrmt babe. Jtelion st.
Beter bcitdttgte Die Nusiagen Gapt. Sounz
tain's, baB BON elmer 8etrunfenbeit Ser
Observation-Disclosures gar aibt babe bic
9febe Iein fOnnen.
Ser Captain 6es S9lepp6ampfers Ser
fectton", N. $. Smith, tpelber nit Dem
&ettungsboot i'm S9lepptau nab Der
vMDrlle~ btnausOampfte, erfldrte, baB Die
Manni6att itb onrebaus niicbtern tnb
pflt9tgemdB betragen babe, unb baB unter
ben obnaItenben l%tmftGnben Mues 9eibe6en
let, mas bon elmer Jtettun9smanni9aft er>
tpartet tperoen tonne.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-06-04
Gine 6oroerun9 aus Sem port9en
Ndhrhun0ert.

SIM Sherman 6ouie fan6 9tenitag
g1acbm. cine SiBung oer Grben bon SacOb
Sc 6apen ftatt, tpelcbe ge9en Die 8unoesrez
g~ierung einen 9lnipru6 BON 81, 900, 900 er=
bobcn unb benieIben Dor benz Gon9reB an
bdngig gema6t baben. Der @eriammIung
prGitbirtc 9ti9ter Soiepb 8. S'Neal aus
@ai6tn9ton, Der rebtlt6e Sertreter Der
@rben. 2eBtere, eS iinb ibrer 8e8en 100,
pobnen iber baS gauge 2ano Dcritrelt, ulto
mt einige fanoen iicb gefterr GUT .3ulom7
menfunft elm. Die Soroerung Der 9e 6a~
pen's batirt bis gum GeDoluttonsfriege 31s
rid. Sacob be 6aoen ipobnte tnt Wtntcr
1777--78 in Germantown, Ya., ais Nd1
Ellington it6 nit letner Nrnlee i'll SalcD
6orge befano unb Die DD6lbabenoen Solo
niiten UNI @elbunteritIbung angling. De
6aben Iieb Der &egterun9 $3.50, 000. @t9
MICE Sabre ipGter polte bielelbe De 6apen
bte Summe Suridbe5dDlen, boob bertpet7
gerte Ser @lGubtger Die Nnnabme oeS ibu1
angebotenen entpert6ete1 gfattonal7@cl7
0eS. 9e 6abcn Itorb 1888, unb Die Nnz
letbe lit bis icbt no6 l1tdt 3llritdbe5dblt
porben. @r binterlieB feline &tnoer, aber
6ret 8ri6er, Samuel, pelder in German
toipn moDnte unb itarb, @omuno, tpelcber
ii6 in Sentufp anlie0elte, unb Setter, beiz
len 6eimot6 ftb in philadelphia befano.
Die 9tacbtrmmen 6ieier 8rltoer baben ben
8uuo iebt auf &iid5ablung oes nit 3tnlesz
8inlen 3l BET obengenannten Summe autz
.gelaufeneu 8etraseS perflagt. @S fonn
angebli6 burdb 9otumente b~etpteien tper7
ben, baB Die Q(nIcibe semabt unb ntbt 3u1
,ridbe5ablt muroe. 9(ub in Chicago be-
finDet ficb ei1 @rbe, SRI. Carrie s. Suder
bon 7242 Qanglep Npe. Sin anbercr Grbe
lit g. $. Be 6apen aus GontpaD, Soma,
tpelcber geltern Wor8en i'm Sberntan 9oule
ab1tiea.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-06-04
Derhdn9ni6poIe Ourhbrennerei.
5ufammenfo6 nit eitem Kabclbahn5uee. =
Drei perione1 perlebt.

Sin berbGn9niBboler SuIammenitoB err
ei9nete itcb 9ienita9 9ben6 ge9en 5 l1br an
Ser @de bon 8albington Str. uno 6iftb
9oe. Gin benz &oblenbGn0ler 81. Berg
man bon 9to. lis 2tncoln 9lpe. geb0riges
6%ubriperf rannte in ben btntcren Sbeil
zines W1ilipaufee QlDe. >&abel3u9eS, uno oret
8erioner wurbcn ldbper nerlebt. Sbre
9tamen iinb:
Srau MarD States, 35 Sabre alt, SEQ.
1923 Srrln9to Npenue, @DanitOn, Do6ns
bait;
S. S. 9tppel6aus, SEQ, 279 Snbiana
StraBe;
u. s. &ritt. SEQ. 951 Sancod Qbe.
SIS mar UNI bic Belt, ais Bic StraBen
bon Subrtperfen alIer Nrt uno SuBgGn9ern
bclcbt iparcn. 0aS 8fcrb Dor Ber9man'S
Q8agen, Der in n0rblicber 9ftdbtung bic
SiftD 2(Oe. cntlang fubr, mar all bet @de
bon Wtaoiion Str. unb Siftb Ioe. ibcu
gciporben un6 rannte, nad6oem eS nit
me6reren anberen @efGbrten coltbtrt mar,
gegen cine peitlicb fabrenOc Gar Der Wilz
ipaufce 9[pe. z2inie. Die bret @enannten,
pclcbc auf Der SAT- loBen, ipuroen bltrcb
bic Mucbt bcS Qlnpraus bon tbren Stben
9ei6leuoert llnb erlitten gum Sbetl ernftz
licbe YerleBungcn. Srau States 2tppe
lpltroe aufgeri1ien unb tbr &opf an uerz
lbicbenen Stellen arg gei6unben, 10 oaB
lie beftig blutete. Nppelbals' recbtes Setn
tpar 9ebrocbcn, tpdbreno &rttt's Gufen
perlebt purbe. SIM NmbuIant@ uno Baz
trolfpagcn tpur6en Die 8erlebten mach tbren
Mobnun9ell 9ebrac6t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-06-04
bol,maoren eeben in fIammen auf

Sn Benz 2agerbauie Ser t6ol5naarens
fabrif bon Wann Bros, an'Der Gde bon
Tront@ unb 0%eiftn9itr., bra6 Sreitag
Nbeno ge9en IL llbr Elm Seuer aus, ba8
falt oaS ganse 8aarenla9er i'm @ertbe BON
$4,000 seritOrte. 8tele in unmittelbarer
gfGbe %poDnbafte polnii6e Samilien, pie
ii6 icbon 5lr &ube gelegt batten, tpurOeu
aus DEM S6lafe 9etpedt, unb piele eiIten,
III nit benz 0tOtbpenbtgiten beflcibet, auf
bic StraBe. Die Slammen mur6en jebob
baIb unter GontrolIe gebrac6t, 10 baB Der
Sbaben Elm perbdltniBmdBig gerirger lit.
Die Sabrit bon Wfann 8ros. befinDet iib
in Sno Gipers, isis, unb i6re Sfftce an
Der Babai6 Mpe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-06-04
Rdthfelhaftes Derfdwinoen
Gines Diamantiamudes Ger frau Seth
Sarton=5 rend aus new BORT.

Sarton= 6reuG aus Nlew BORT.
0te 8oLi3ei beId6Gftigt ii9 felt eintgen
Tagen NIT etnem> Safe, Der ben geipteg1
teiten 8eamten niel &ppf5erbrebcn madbt.
Sin Oiananti6mud i'm 8ertbe bon $500,
Der Srau Seth BartDnz Trenb aus Seem
Oprf 9eborte, lift felt DortgemS onntag aus
bonn 8irgtniaz6 otel, Gde Stub uno Sbio
Str, perf9wunben, uno 5tpar unter llms
ltdn6en, bic abiolut feline Spur 6eS 0tebeS
suridlieBen. Srdu Barton : Sren6 fam
bier bor ettpa elmer NOcbe an ullo itteg int
8trginiaz6otel ab. Sic tpplte tbetlnebz
men an bet 6o43eit tbrer Sreunbtn, SRI.
Gpa Sperbonf, Der So6ter 6es befanntcn
Contractors, tpel6e Dor eini9cn Gager 6te
6rau bon 9earce 6earn murbe. Qlm
Sonntag 9lhenb febrte le bon einem
@1ien suriid, i6re 9iencrin nabm tbr
ben Sbmud ab un6 legte benfeLben in ben
fir Sic Sutpelen beitimmten &aften. Qtm
Wontag ytacDmittag mar oer ScbmuG bers
i9punoen, tp6Drenb dIle anberen 9tamans
ten an tbrem Blabe tparen. Srau 8artons
Sren6 ma6te benz WtGna9er oeS 6otelS
Mittbettung. unb Dteier benacbrt6ttgte Die
Boli3ei. Webrere @ebeintpoli5iiten nurz
ben nit Der Nufarbettung oeS Sales beaufr
tra9t, bob itnb ibre 8%emii6ungen biSber
berge6ens 9etpeien. Die einsIge Sbeorie,
nacb ber Ite arbeiteu polten, mar, DAB bic
l3pfe Der Dame ben OiebitaDl auS8efibrt
babe, bod wolte ibrc 6errin, pel6e fie fir
burdats ebrli6 bGlt, oies ntcbt 3ugeben.
Srau 8artonsSrencb retfte baber Wftttwob
gtabmittag obne t9ren S6muf nab
Malbington ab.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-06-04

Gs 9eitii9t ni6t S dmprrboibe tenn
pprdr gu lilbert, mie es @inreibun9en, @oi6=
merge ulto @inlprtbun9en pit tbnlt; aber zine
5malSisjabrise @rfabrln9 nit ben per-
i6iebenartig1telt SGlen, bic pon Ier6ten alter
S9ulen l9orf beoba9tet werben luto, bat
o6ne 3neifel betpielel, bab Mnafeis 6as etl1=
5ise perniinftige utO Slperldifi9e &abifal6etlz
mittel 9e9en bieles i6redli@e 2eiOen 1T. GS
linbert ben S0mer5 %iofprt, briidt bas Sc
i6wulit Surud, %e1tferut bic llrla6en ullb per-
bitet ibre @ieoerfebr. @t1e Brobe BON
@%nafeiiS ptrb frei BON g. Neuftabter & Co.,
Sor 2416, Stem Oorf, perlanbt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-06-04
GtabIirt felt 1851.
S~ehoellkopf,

Wholesale & Retail Grocer,
232 & 234 DftRanoolpb-Stry
swii1cl 6routlir= unb Martet-StraB=
@Btcoen, SGs..
offertrt 3l ben bili9iten Yreiien:
0tue 0trten ffiId)e @attct=S Grnereien,
6clO= u1o gtafet OraSfGrtet, Se55totebet1S
StepSs, Ganf= mro Gattarie1G= g amen,
WSubnIaftcu, Ssitrtrtet, 9lute, 2S1 boIoets
9te61tem ntmentDaler G1loeisertdle,
yeittfteu Iacquefort= umS @OatnersSdle,
stat. 10rmcfan=&6ic, Grona8c De Srte,
&imburGer, @abuts t.uo Se9tOfaie,
W~euiMateIet tsno Gtttisett Strauterr1fe,
9Miieloorfer Senf, gSetneIll9,
S~einitcs SItpets Mmo WObn0L
Era c[= SarDtnSo, @1nSlebet=WaItetens
SaISSarOeaeis, Ssieler gprotten.
ytorWcg atadj ouise, ram. SGtottteS,
Ssatt1. Nous@attn9e, itafttttrtem s61'
Gctnite bou. @sttd)ner Ss6rttge,
Garoeuembntter, ruff. SeeoiaTs
9icd,te StaHff. trIt IA Sndplems
Wedlte Sraunf DIN. 6etOcIats2Smtt,
Weitph$fri6em Sdlimfei., Saia,nt'
MeeDtelt ttgar. @pfem=2Saprtfa,
OettoG1ete QiI5e uno Gbatapt9nonAs
Srnport. &iebig'S Ileii6ertraft,
Gt;ig ehtndten dtuei G1ct Sn9iper,
Ssii.tbeetfaft s9Wetfd1 etlrntS,
@etroGnetc Sirncn, StirS ben, YrttneAets0
Jetnlte Wantua=Gbocota0c, @af1o,.
0ed1tem Sara, Wfoffas nno Jato=SeaHesS
Gei1tfte; 9rttttcn ilno id)tuarsen Sbee,
Sntport. &~aMee=@gtraft, GfdDorien,
8rarni 6bn. Gpat9ein, SinsGmrfeu,
SG)nEttbc Dnet, ScItotpet N{1bet,
6ram3. 3Detfdcn, YteiBclbeetem,
Wrtide @riinfert., &imIeI, &irie,
&Grtof cIMebI, GetSttebf,
GentlGe Sptanraocr, &Soafraber,
&olslGmIe ato @oI5=@autoffeIn,
Iarticr Sd)nwpffabnf bon &otbcG,
fopie ole @rten BON Groceries.
Henry Scaoellk0pf.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-06-04
Seit mebr ais flnT,iS Jabren

0irb 9srs. @ims1Ow's @OOtbtns @prup
fir saDncn0e GinOer 9ebrau8t. ST bei6wi6ti9t bos
ain6, crlpeidt OaS 3abnFeii6, b~eieiti9t ate S6merz
gen, furirt Bines6clif unO lit baS bette 0eittel ss
gen 9ur9foa. 8ugiunO5ipanSis @ents Die 6lal9e.
8ei aaen Apotbetern IN Ser gansen 8elt 81 BADEN.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-06-04
epe8tolDeri6t Der rSuinOis 9toots-3etun9".)
Blu 6rabe ~getra9en.
Oas Seihenbe9dn9nib Dalentin
8lab' in milwaufee.
Grbebenoe Sraucrfeierli6feit.

Barry Rubens' tiefempfunoenen Qbfdiees=
morte. = 5ahIreibe Setheili9un9 Chit
eaeo'er 5reuuoe oes Dertorbeller. Die
BeborOen uno Dereilte miIpaufee's
oeben linn oas lebte 6eleit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-06-04
GGLD0EBr.

Gin retneS @@tsbier 9ebrattt BON
BET @o1tr+ Getep SreaU9+ So. TIT bters
atttt bstte:tS e~ttpfoDtett+ SSm GIaf@em
1stto y9nerH 800 b9bett+ SeleFbOtte
Go. $780, 8ottlitG Oeptua- 90. $50.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-06-04
Auf Den GOO uermmn0et.
Rublo1e u1orotbat zines Gifen.
bahn-6
Ser 9etectiD 8eo. Ncmcontb bas Spfer.

Sebterer fu6te oen Saueritfdn9ern oas Rono=
werf 5u le9en uno mrroe ohne Deiteres
nieoeroe1boGell. = Seine mun0e Iebenss
eefGhrIid. Der Ghdter uno fein Gnms
pan entflohen. = Sdwerer Deroa9t
aeoen Nepcomb's Go1eeen nlarlpel.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-06-04
6ooo's furirt.

GaB 6oob's SoriapariQa f~ltrirt, lit rpeber
eil1e mitilt9e nod iibertriebete Sebanptull9
Ieiuer Gi9e1tbiimer. Wittbetlun9en bon
&auienben 9lalbwirbiSer Yerionen beitGtiz
gen, baB 6oob'S furirt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-06-04

SODbHs gtG1em ~fOrOern bie @erbouuns.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-01-01
LABOR MEN IN SESSION.

Important Meetings of the LaborinG
Glasses Yesterday-They VIII Issue
q Weekly Paper Devoted to Their
Interests and WIN Also Ask That .
Census OF tho Unemployed ofthe City
be Taken.
In Aurora hall yesterday afternoon rep
resentatives of the Central Labor union
and the socialistic labor section met and
considered the plan of having census Of
the unemployed in the city taken by the
police department, and appointed Otto
Ruekser, 81. Fl. Lane and Joseph Bolasco .
committee to appear before tho police COM
missioners and urge them to issue an
order iRstruoting the patrolmen to take .
census of the unemployed residing on their
respective beats. The object of doing this
is to enable people charitably disposed an
opportunity to render aid to the most de-
serving cases.
The Central Labor union met in Trades
Council hall later in the afternoon with
Anton Frank presiding and Patrick Col
Inns In the eecretary's chair. The princi-
pal discussion Of the meeting was over the
proposed plan of issuing q distinctiyely
labor paper to be issued weekly and to be
devoted exclusively to hesinterests of the
lsboring classes and unions OF this city
and vicinity.
For some time past the Central Labor
union has been Dissatisfied with the
amount of epace devoted to New Haven
county labor news in the Neriden .Popu-
list, the organ of the Knights of Labor In
that section and have been considering the
feasibility of issuing an organ Of their
own All the plans were discussed At the
meeting yesterday and It was practically
decided 70 launch the new Journalistic en-.
terprise upon the troubled seas within .
few weeks.
The labor union also deoided to hold
public meetings on alternate Sunday after
Moons, whsn affairs Of local, state and ma
tional Importance will be discussed. The
first of these public meetings will be held
one week from next Sunday.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-01-01
NATHANIEL WHEELER DEAD


One of the Oldest Manufacturer of
the state Passes Away-For many
Years a Consolidated Road Director.
BRIDGEPORT, Dec. 31.-Hon. Nathaniel
Wheeler, of the Wheeler & Wilson Manu-
featuring company, died this morning.
he had been suffering from . disease of
the stomach for three months, and his
condition has been hopeless for several
weeks. He was born in Watertown, Conn.
September z, 1890. Upon attaining his
majority he succeeded his father in the
carriage trade and conducted 1t for five
years, then decided to engage in the manu-
facture of buttons and other articles of
metallic ware. Buckles and slides for hat
bands were made in the same town by
Warren & Woodruff, and Wheeler after
wards entered into partnership with
them, meeting with success.
While on business trip to New York
Mr.. Wheeler heard of the Wilson sewing
in the old Sun building on Fulton street.
He examined 1t and saw its possibilities.
and engaged Mr.. Wilson to go with him to
WATERFOWL to perfect the machine and su-
perintendent its manufacture. The result
of this was that Warren, Wheeler, Wood
ruff and Wilson formed q CO. partnership
under the name of Wheeler, Wilson & Co.
The company proepered steadily, and in
1858 the Wheeler & Wilson Manufacturing
company was organized with capital Of
$3.50, 900, $100, 600 allowed for the patent
and $50, 600 for the factory and machinery.
The mandatory continued at Wstertown
until 1866, when 1t was moved to Bridge
port. The company has now an immense
plant here.
Mr.. Wheeler was staunch democrat
and served the city in the common coun-
Gil and on various boards, and for years
was . leading member of the board of edu-
cation; also represented the city in the
state senate twice, and four times In the
house. He was one of the commissioners
for building the state capitol, the greatest
public enterprise ever undertaken by the
atate. He was q director In the City Ma
tiona1 bank and several other corpora
tons and was . large stakeholder In the
New York and New Haven road and for
many years had been . member of the
board of directors. He was one of
Bridgeport's most public spirited citizens,
had large real estate interests here and is
believed to have left fortune which may
reach 81 .O00, 600.
He was married twice, his second wife
and four children surviving him. The
children are Samuel Wheeler, head Of the
Wheeler & Wilson company's Chicago Of
fee; Nrs. e. w. Harral Of Fairfield and
Archie and William B., both unmarried,
who live at home.
The funeral IL to take place Wednesday
at the family residence on Golden Hill.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-01-01
LOCAL VIEWS.
Brief Mention.
NV Nav Year to all.

a noppy Now I car 10 Oil.
High water to-day at TIT p. N.
Buy . new houss-R. Z. Baldwin.
Colonel W. B. Wooster and wife of Biz
mingham are both i'll with the grip.
Attorney Morgan g. Flsherty of this
city has been Ill for . week past with gas
trio fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. O. Hitchcock of Brook
Ign arc the guests of Mr.. and Ars. William
RedHeld of Shelter street.
DR.. n. A. Cremin will give . reception
to the members of the Royal Arcanum at
his residence, 12s Olive street, this even.
ing.
Mrs. Mailer Zunder, who has been i'll for
the past ten days at her home on
proving.
For arst time in nine years Patrolman
John W. Grant of police headquarters will
do day duty commencing at $3.50 o'clock
this morning.
The liabilities of George Meyer, carriage
manufacturer, New York, are $79, 938; as
sets $3l,0l2 OF the amount $1,000 10 due
New Haven creditors.
The annual Yale dinner In Hartford
will take place at the Allyn house, Friday
evening, January % Not less than 1875
members and guests will be present.
Mr.. Searls. the father of Mr.. Henry L.
Sesrle, freight sgent ct the Consolidated
road freight depot in Hartford, died at
his sons residence, in that city. Satur-
day.
At the recant entertainment of Elm
City lodge, No. 2.139, g. o. O. of o. F.,
In Turn hall, the Arst prize for selling the
largest number of tickets was awarded to
Henry Hurd.
Engineer George o. Divine of the New
York division of the Consolidated road lie
out again after severe attack of the grip,
which has laid him up about two weeks
his first illness in years.
The death of Charles Rentz, the Chapel
street fruit dealer, is lamen ted by many
friends. He died of pneumo mia after 9
short illness. He was . member Of Har.
mony lodge.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-01-01
MALLEY, Nicely q co.
rrLrPHoNe No. sas.
Store Closed Mouaay.
A Happy New Year !

Not satisfied with past at
tainments we are. determined
to make 1894 a happier shop
ping year than any you have
yet experienced.
That's what we are here
for. That's what people
have a right to expect.
That's what ought to be.
That's what shall be.
Nothing to- hinder. Ev.
erything to help. The Per-
sonueL of the firm practically
the same as for years past.
The main floor with its
several thousand square feet
of added space and new
Chapel St. main entrance.
The rear of this new part,
with a magnificent NAM
moth skylight over one OF
the largest, finest Dress
Goods Departments i II
America.
Notions, Trimmings and
all dress accessories grouped
together in the same section
this in itself a boon to any
woman.
The whole second floor
given over to Furniture
Carpets and Upholstery
comprising skilfully selected
stock stamped with intrinsic
merit.
| A Big Basement enlarged
and remodeled until it ha
become a veritable House
keepers retreat.
All complaints we'll weigh
ed and wants carefully re
corded. In short a servic
which can only be designa'
ed Big Store service.
Substantially a great met
ropolitan Dry Goods estat
lishment, (22 stores in one,
which renders shopping joul
neys to, New York City
thing of the past.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-01-01
neno.men. Of the new year. Sal. Of seat.

mencement Of the new year. Sale Of seats
ID now open.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
"The White Squadron" will be the New
Years attraction and the first three days
this week. There will be special holiday
matinee to. day at p. m. and the regular
matinee ON Wednesday. Few productions
of the character have achieved - wide
success - the "Whits Squadron" known
In the theatrical world - . patriotic, ro-
mantle and spectacular naval drama. It 10
presented with the Same scenery, proper
ties and accessories ~ were used during
the successful run Of the play In New
York city.
A herd Of llamas procured in Peru are
seen on the stage; also . sacred OK from
South America. The play 10 itself =
national song and appeals 10 all theater-
gosrs. The plot II 90 brought out and 10
glorifed Is to arouse feelings of patriotism.
The cast includes W. A. Whitecar, Elmer
Grandim, Gail Forrest, Laura Almoamino,
Frederick Julian, George F. Hall, Tessie
Desgle, e. J. Lawler, and others. Sale of
seats now open.
| Eagles Nest" will be presented the last
three days this week.
PoLrs WONDERLAND.
"a great, grand, good show" IL what
Manager Poll announces for the fret week
of the new year at his popular Wonderland.
The principal feature is the tall sirl-the
giantess. Miss Ella Ewing, who makes he,
first appearance in this city this afternoon,
ia without . doubt the tallest person in
America. She il but eighteen years Of
age and measures nearly nine feet In
height. She will appear upon the stage q,
every performance and will stroll through
the aislss 30 that all may have . chance o.
comparing their sizs with hers.
She, however, is one of many features
for Manager Poll has succeeded in getting
together Q company that 10 the best ye
Eeen ct Wonderland. First on th,
list is Prof. Hampton's dog and cat circus
the most Wonderful exhibition of canin
intelligence to be found in this country
The boxing cats of this troupe are sure +
create lots of laughter. Marvel and Lor
rain, the burlesque trspeze artists, are an
other feature that Is cure to please. tn
Lenton brothers, acrobatic groteequee
> George b. Diamond, vocalist; Brennan an,
Wheeler, sketch artists; Evans, the club
! swinger; the Bsrons, sketch artists; O'Dsl
, and Spaulding, comedians, and La Blanc
and Rsville, complete the list of this bi
aud excellent program. There will be 81
ira performances to-day. The doors wi
be open from 1 to II p. m. and perform
ance all the time. The gisntsss will be II
> trodueed at fire. qusnt intervals and can b
} seen most any time you enter.