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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-14
Police Court,

There were sixteen cases in Police
Court, yesterday morning. John Gund'
ling got IS and costs for disorder. Kitty
Lee and the inmates and visitors at bel
house the regulation $40 and costs and
s5 and costs. Fred Wagner got $40 and
costs for selling on Sunday, and $40 and
costs for permitting women TO lolter
about the pl ace. The two girls in the
saloon were fined IS and costs each.
Thomas King was dismissed. A tota
OF sIGO was taken In.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-14
SOME PEOPLE MAY

think because John Gloeckner, No. 7
Sixteenth street, is selling beer al &c
per glass that it Is OF an inferior quality.
Tasting is believing. Those who have
tried Cincinnati beer know what it is.
Il needs no recommendation. We have
tried it and pronounce 1t as good as any
beer sold in Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-14
ATLANTIC TEA CO.
TEA.
IMPORTERS { COFFEE ROASTEaS.
We LEAD, LII THOSE EHl CHI flLlliI
OUR PRICE LIST:

Large Lemons, .............., lc each
Baking Powder, per pound. loo
4 Pint jelly Glass. per dozen..... see
Quart Mason Jars, per dozsn..... COO
Bakers Tomatoes, 3 cans for...... Csc
STANDARD Sugar Corn, cans for.... $50
Sugar Peas, 6 cans FOR ............ Csc
Bartlett Pears, cans for......... 25c
Choice Red Salmon, ? cans for. 25c
Fresh Ginger Snaps pounds for. 2sc
Fresh Butter Crackers, 3 pounds for 2Sc
Large Lump Gloss Starce, lbs. for 25c
Rolled Oats, g pounds for. .-...... 2Sc
Palms Root Beer, bottles for. CSC
x pint Beer Mug Mustard, 3 glasses
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. CSC
4 pint Catsup. 3 bottles for... 25c
Clothes Pins, per dozen........... lie
Carpet Tacks, s.ounce, per box. ic
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-14
nouud,vill. Camp Trains via Is. & o.

nouud,yilIs Camp Trains via B. q %.
VIII leave Wheeling daily, except Sun
day. o, 1850 and 1915 .. IN. aud 6:lO ~
M, and Saturday only at 1880 y. IN.
Returning, will leave camp station at
6:35 and $40 a. m, 12:45 and 7:35 .. m.
daily, except Sunday, aud Saturday only
at 9:35 y. N.
Round trip, including Admission 70
the camp, So cents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-14
The River.

PrTTsBURG, PA, August 13.-River 5
feet inches aud falling. Weather
clear and warm.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-14

Dos'r fail to see Prof. Baker and
Biz in their original specialize. at
Butchers Sons picnic at Mozart PARK
August 18th.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-07-19

Sn Soutb SbieIbs (graf.
thaft Ourbam) in gnglanb ermorbete
Elm beutl4er Dodarbeiter Namena
Guttmunn feline Grau unb 5einen bier.
5ehniGhrigen Sobn unb periibh bann
@elbitmorb. Nobrunssiorgen 1olen
angebli4 bic urfa@e Der Bluttbat &C..
tneien iein.
SIN D0rfel bel NeiAen,
berg In B0bmen tpurbe ber 73iGbriae
@entier Ssnob Monbrat ern,orbet.
Mls mutbmabli9e MDrber, tpel9e ibr
Opfer erbroHelten, iinb bic MufmGrte.
rim Gran3ista Shirlptp unb bereii
@ater. Sif9lermeiiter Sdirlotp. Der.
baftet.
Dush @pie1en nit
GhieBsenebr 1T pieber einmal sros
bes unsliid. oerurfadt tporben. Der
Ruti4er 4inb!er in @r0bib am @r0s
biBbsrg Bel Goldberg in Shleiien
ging nit feinem nit S9rot gelabenen
sScsbgepebr auf ben Older, um nab
Rrdben gu i9ieben. Gr itellte tas
@etpebr binter einen Strau4 unb
entfernte fi9 Elm Stud babpn. Gin
auf bem Jelbe befddftigter 3ne@t
nabm unterbe1en bas Getpebr an iid.
ri4tete ben Qauf bei1elben, ba CT iie
ni4t fir gelaben belt, duf cinige in
ber Ndbe arbeitenbe Grauen ino
briidte los. Die Golsen iparen fut@t,
bare: cine Grau, ,Namens Mille, itiir5te
tObtli@ gstroffen 3u 8oben unb btr,
}4ieb nod ipenigen Winuten, oier asIs
btre ipurben beripunbet.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-07-19
Qusmdrttoe uldrfte.
Buffalo, ". o. IT. Suli.

Buffalo, ". q. IT. SuG.
Betaen-No. 2 rotber 81 cts.
Utebl Yatent x3.40-4.00.
u" Gancp s2.75-$3.25.
W ethtorn, ,-Wo. 2 49-50 Cts.
@oaaen-Wo. 8 5s-5s1.Gts.
@e e-Wtinneiota 8O-6l cts.
,-Iinotp 8l2 :00-l2.75.
gter IA Cts. per Gueenb.
@sisss aGrs~ssl s,!,s ss'00-a'a
g$%%ssitns ,iDSs 'ls'00-'."..
200. Cons unO &tppen ss.ss-s.7o; tars ci.s.
ssso.n.-saultsrn s1o1z;a.soass uns &ts.
8tnopteb: Sotr bis quite etnbetmif4s
sa~W.in"s..~ W ". S SSais bis : iiancp i,~sre $40
@6aie .-Ghotce sS.0o-3.l6.
@btcagp, ben II. Sutt 1894.
spstna' Ns. sssss U.s.; s; scsasr ~ ~ ~.
ssf.r ssfn "' as. Z 'sN ~: =: ns. ~,,s.r ssz
Gts; ytO. ~sissr s5H-seA Cts.
Seaasss SSeass9m mS' 80; : 8 2a5dss' asss
Ht.at%siamsn Wo. sl:s4 Cts.
e5y ,sis 10 as mssIna S1'"ss It,
pr Eonns IN yai SnS so@i.ss ess sisS sas tniis.
gamen..Prtma Qleeiamen brtnet $500
3.50 per 100 Yfb.
-Ginbetmithe etiere Ss.lo-s.7o;
9to6ers 82.90-3.50; Qube N.7s $50 per 100
Dfunb.
Sdwetme. - Betfanbtorten uub semtf&ts
g. l15-6.so; prtma fd,usre uno G!e.l6erfortes
p@ 9afe unb e. dmm er.-Ginbe nbetmiibe Wu,,
teritafs 32.25-3.25; eemii&te $2.Ss-8.6o;
Rrtma Wt6ber eS.75-.15; 1eroner ts.60-3.7s:
Sdmmer % 8.00-4.80.
Eolebo. ben IT. Suti 1924.
9stssn Mo. 2 s5e:
6a fer 38 Cts. per Buf6el.
M0g9en SO Cts. per BufbeI.
eefamen s. so per BufteI.
Pitt8bur9, IT. Suti.
Sin ouieb. Cute 1900 bis 1900 pflnotse
gtierc $,.59-4.60; Hrtma 1400 BITS 1900 pfGnbiGe
@tiere A.75-A 85; Biemlih CUTE 1000 bis 100
pfiinbtge @tisre $4.0O-A .25 Yuaen uno tro6eMe
Giibe 81 2.30-$3.60; &dlber M.40-N.7O; fSrt54e
lammer $3.5O-$5.5O; @&wetne A.eo-$4.6b.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-07-19
Gis! els I! Cts 4!

Das feinite notiirli9e gis in Mmerita
in Gar Gobunaen Su perfaufen BON Der
Sdser Diamond 2ate gis Co., aus ibrem
beriibmten Diamond 2ate BEL Columbus,
Ohio. Dir fnb iebt in Stanb seiebt,
baiIelbe nod ir9enb einem Sbeile Obio's
unb an9ren3enben @taaten 3u laufenben
&aten 5u perienben.
Diesbe3iisl. Rorreiponben3en iinb er-
beten.
Die Sdeer Diamonb Sale gis g..
7iuI 4tb Atm
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-07-19

4 ssn,,Ssss .'sss !, S.s., sasiSss -4lN cts
m;,.,r Sa,er M0. @ssseI 4s osn,,,0t. G,s N9.
ss.ssA ats. 80 ~ A~
Roaa.n. gto.a. g 3ts.
Sci. Sstrelsum 81 u ats. fir 10 uns Cts.
s,sia.OsI t. So Sts. saamwoasa q saiamsnso:!
Saisns. aSSfs O. s'' ''n'''''e' 4'0 S''' -
quite s s'l,.i3na i3iss!taq cts D'oSlna ~ Sf'
gfune l2-ls ats. GaasterblooS elOtbima 1911
sraiS 1914 Cts. 'S @sSiam aetammts ta ISIS s0 81:
Cts. Mesiim Giotbina 1919 cts. Deiatns
Guartcrbloob unb orbindrs 1918 Cts. orbindre
arobe 1915 Cts. TN Tnt aetpaidene doice. "a
@ts. i'm Cub gemaidbene mttelmdbiae 20 Cts
npte Vi r: s SUPER nno s sambs '' -,sats. sun,ras.
fdmmte 1920 Cts.
W Whisten. sl.l5 Der @allone.
@rseertes.
iss q 81 ass:l snse g sis ii ?fa isss q
e. &; Stassa4s ss@s'sfs nets
so.s2 9ts.; gutter $50 Cts; fair so-A Gts
01s'"aser nli aasei',a per Sanoas; a.. ao,,,
SIS Cts. per Dfunb.
Dairy prssaste.
guaatsr: elatn Gream.rsl7 g. .1anes DIT, les
pra Sir.sasre sm S0rss
GbeSsar ll--l2 Ws'D 9ort ls-ls. saws,ssr
@ter: Yer Duseno 1s.
n 70 ttt&A {,s&n
In .Sabne 81 Cts. prtma Gnten s-sX,
4S viSss sss anss DnssaaS antts Spa,na &ats s'as"
OFT Mns @emafe.
aspfsl., Drtma 7ennsiiee *s.oo-4oo.
&ttrsn.s: waisrmo ss.so-.4.as' Mtiiis: SiS
Dransen. Jtortba srobe 1896 *a. so per
Traaben. Concord sGts.. eorseu 1870
aObt. Vrima .tnb.tmtfa.r .s.so-.s.5o per
8%.tsbsln. eaoiee DanO.rs per 81. .,.so
Sis per sa. adrta as, ii 5, ioDer aSsss' Sas o''
Gans.prssaete.
medium nnb Wapp 81 .S0-s1 80 orbtndre BITS auts
0eu. Ghoice Itmotbp Su I9.o0-1s. 80, SO.
DO. N1.-n.75. No. 2 bo.-$9. .5O-l0 50 aeu1tfhs
tes g. $3.50; Hrairtebeu 3s.-8.6o nab 81.
H.50-S.0t.
Ujebmartt.
@tnbpteh. WtI6tabe unper6uoert. Shtts
pers quite btS Choice $8.S5-.15, aen1bnitdb bis
3temlth gut $50 = 3.l5; Od3ien Choice
s.. 3.S5-a.o0, eem1bnli& bis atemlt& gut 1886
$50, select Builders $3.95-..lb GTtro 40
4.l5. 3temli6 gut bis gut x3. $3.50, gew6bnIt&
go bis gas. 3etfsrs gut bis Gbotes lidmere1
S: $4,000 Btemlt6 gut otS gut 1tstdte $40
Giibe. gut pig Gboiee ss2s-s.eo, ateu,ll& gut SO
Weotum $2.50-2.90, eembbnltt l.vO-l.60, Gtss
ders - 2.50-3.s5. Gee6ers s2.00-s.75, 9abrlines
nnb graienbe Qdlber $2.OO-3.0o Huflen biinn
nnb letht $2.0o-2.35 sseebers a.25-SOo. Bss
325. 3alber. aemohnli& unb grob $1,000
$500.
Shneine. @eIect fhmere unb pritua But.
hers - .oJ-5.O7 semiidte Padine A.7o-4.9O as,
mbbnliGe unb raube A.25-4.65 ieidbte @btppers
ss;oo-5:l5, fette iunee @hmetne N.7s-t.oo &c.
9 do ts-seidorens ss.5o-s.35; init Der Bsus
8:25-8.75i Rerbflamnter geldoren ts.50-.s0
NIT Der IDpue $5.N-6.b'; 6rIhiahrtdmmern
$9.00-10.00.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-07-19
Cincinnati U1drftberiht
Gtncinnati, II. Suli, 1894.

9 etne fIeif 6.-Ntebpprf Clear Ssamtl,
3d. .25. Gomilp 4sorf sl1 75.-Reeu(ar sls75 be
Gab. Yat-n. 6hort tlare Seiteu "a -@tb
furae Ri.4, ,etten NJ Ste 64ultern --714It.
GeAu6erteS 5letlA. Breaffaft 93acc,
"a - ss4Gts. gdinten i&msre bis n.sSium M -
10A-1l @tS. let&te 1l1l-l2 Cts.
Wep56eItes Gteif&. g&tnten meht.
Mm bis let3te 1o-1OL GtS., G@uItern 81
85s Gts.
Hrtf@es GIetf@. G&tnten 10 Gts
g tr ,inef& N IA. SO Gents.
e. Is 6 Agents.
WflbL 1Dtnterpntent s.. .85-S 1Oitaucn 3.5O
165 6qmttn $3.10-2.l5, Grtra 81. SOL .o5, &prins
Yatent q. 80-8.7b Ganep 3.7S-8.O0 fyomttp 1.sE
5.6o WpsgenmeRl 35.65S.7o
WetAen. Seether Np. - Gts., metker
hartsr Winter ". : 561<- RI. 8. rottsr 81 8
tura&newteiewer AO-63
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-07-19

2a3eile etrabe. Ser 5bdter purbe ge<
gen @tellung BON $500 Biirg5haft aus
Der 6ott entlafien. Ser grmorbete mar
unsefdbr so Sabre alt.
Joleenbe Counties baben ibre
2iquor-Steuern be3oblt: Yutnam Co.,
65 Wirtb11often, Staatsantbeil ST.
658.69; 0inton Gpuntp. s WirtbI9af=
ten, Staotsantbeil $2O8.25; Start
gountp, 337 @irthlhaften, Stoatsan-
tbeil $7576.s3; Montsomerp County,
81 @irtb1haften Staatsantbetl SILL
492.01; glermont County, 16 Wirtb-
ldaften, Staatsantbeil $40O.
Sn Der Office bes Staats .@efre=
tdrs murbe beute bic Columbian &eal
gstate Company in Columbus nit $780,
600 Rapital intorpprirt. Die Snforpo=
ratoren iino William g. Sbe, Granf ".
Dapis, 9enrp s. 8enbam, Yaul ". De=
Song unb gB. g. 8enbam.
= Die @taatsbebOroe fir Dfentli9e
Werfe unb bic &anaIcommi1lion tperben
lid am Jreitas nod Selma beeeben, llm
an Ort unb Stelle gu unterlu1en, Oh es
3luedmdbis lit, ben proieftirten Damn
i'm &e lerpoir in Der Ndbe Der Stabt &C.
lima Su bauen.
Cine MbIdrift bes Beri9tes in Der
Naterl1aftsflaee BON Sulie Mei itenboler
sesen Solepb 6. Sminsle ,purbe beute
bel benz @eri1tsclerf beponirt. Oie
beiben Yarteien ,pobnen in 8lenbon 81.
unb ber TaQ muroe bereits Dor Mapor
q. s. SibeI bon WeferpiQe perbanoelt,
,pel4er Sminsle unter $500 8iirgl9aft
itellte.
- Sn Der Sibuns bes 8ermoltunss-
rotbes Der 9oubitummen=Mnit italt tpurben
geitern einise &ednun9en CUR 3abluns
angemieien. SRI. Marp SuGpan,
,pel9e Dor etliden Wfonaten in Der
@di9erei perlest >purbe, puroe BON Der
3abqiie seitri9en, nadbem iie. ibren
pollen @ebaIt ,pdbrenb ihrer Rrantbeit
se3oeen bate. Mebrere Mpplitotionen
fiir Mniteuunsen ,uurben bel Der Beb6rbe
ein9ereibt.
5udtbaussuahrihten.
Ser @trdflins Charles Wortman,
,pel9er tpeeen ginbruhs un6 Diebftobls
auf 3tpei Sabre BON Butler gountp ein-
9eliefert iporben mar, perrentte li4 ON
Greitas Morsen lein Sdulter auf ireenb
eine Weiie in ieiner 3elle uno mubte
nod benz 9olpital sebra4t uerben.
So5epb grioer, wel4er am @am1ta9
Morsen mesen R6rperuerlebuns auf Elm
Sabr BON Mqen Gountp einseliefert
uuroe. tpuroe menise Minuten nod leis
ner ginlieferuns pieoer entlolen. Ct
NOR pom @ouperneur begnabi9t por=
ben. Seine dbsebiibte Strafeit mar
nur tueni9e Mtnuten.
Mm @amitas ,purben folsenbe Strdf=
linse einseliefert: 8onGupabosag gountp,
Mleranber McDermott auf bret Sabre
wesen 59ieberei; Nusuit 9ummel auf
10 Sabre me9en Sootl4lass; &ibnep
6. @oulo auf elm Sabr tuesen Gdll6ung
unb gbmarb Meilenber auf Elm Sabr
tuesen ginbru9s unb Diebitabls; BON
Yerrp Gountp traf fen elm 2oconoa Coon
auf 5 Sabre ,pesen &0rperperlebuns uno
Don Yutnam gountp Otto %. Gratpfis
auf S Sabre ,peeen @roBoiebfabls.
2ebterer loQ 100000 bonn bortigen
Gountpfono unterl9lasen baben.
@ouperneur Mc&inlep besnabiste am
Montas Midael Weulbiren, ipel6er i'm
lebten gtopember mesen@aubansrifis auT
Elm Sabr BON Golumbiana County eins
seliefert worben. gr lit erit fiinfSebn
Sabre alt, befliB li9 elm Sabr gutter
Nuffiibruns unb man slaubte, boB ct
Don Mnoeren gu Der Shat perleitet ipor=
ben lit. Sein 8esnaoisunssseIu9 mar
bon ben b09iten Staatsbeamten unter=
aeihnet.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-07-19

Ser umterseihnete miinidt einen tuoblges soae=
nenen idpar5 mnb ipeiben Mffcn. NIT ooer obne
6dfig, flint braunc Oroiieln, (9ute @in9er) ios
taufen. Wtan ob6reiiire megen ndterer slusz
tnnft an Carl 0artncr, 21s unb ,2l gebar Ctr,
Eclparf, 8. 1liul tG6t 2tgB
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-07-19

1efannti9aften antniipfen ,pirb nit per-
ionen. bic ieinem 9eraen nobe iieben unb
eng perbunben linb.
Inter allen 5tdbten, NO mod in ben
lebten Sabren in unierem Diitriftfreiie
Der uDeutide Sag" sebalten muroe, 1T
feline beHer selesen, feline bequemer gu
erreiden, als serabe unler liebes Yiqua.
Non Norben unb Siiben, BON Often
uns @eiten linb MIR perbunben NIT
giienbabnneben, nit suten 2anbitraBen
unb losar nit elettril9en Babnen.
llnlere 9oteIs unb Rofbduier 1teben in
Reinli9feit, 8ebienune unb Rpit in
eriter 2inie. llniere Ga aitfreunbidoft 1T
betannt unb jeber, Der bier einen 8elud
abitattet fiiblt iid pie unter ieinem
eigenen Dahe.
Sic @orbereitunsen bes beutl6en
Sases linb In ben 9dnben FOLDER
Gomiteen, bte mod alles mas lie unterz
nabmen erfolgrei9 ma9ten. gs liest
nun nod an unIeren lieben mertben
Na9barn, uns gu unteritiiBen uno ben
Sag pirflid gu benz gu MAIDEN, mas ct
iein lou elm beutl9er Sag.
gs ersebt besbalb an guren lDbli9en
Werein bic freunbli9e Bitte, bur9 Cure
@esenuart ben Deuti9en Sag am
Wfittmo4, ben %. Mu9uit 1894, in Nqua
mitfeiern gu belfen, oaburd bic Deuti9en
immer enger perbinoeno. ben DeutI I9en
auh in ibrem Mboptippaterlanbe libe
grinnerunsen uno @ebrdude betpabrenb
uno Suslei@ einen Sag Der Grboluns
uno Der Hube ueibenb. -@ir tperoen
tro9ten, Mllen ben Sag on9enebm, er=
bolenb unb niblid gu MAIDEN. Sollte
guer 8erein Wiuens iein, inGorpore aus-
suriiden, 10 bena9ri9tist einen Der
unter3eidneten Sefretdre, bic alsbann
peitere Nustunft bereit,pillieit ertbeilen
merben. 9offenb gu9 ale am %.
Nusuit in giqua besriiben su t0nnen.
5ei9nen N4tun9spoQ,
9eopoIb Riefer,
YrGfibent.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-07-19
st. lDinffnt's College.
BEATTY, P.O., Westmoreland Co., Pa.

Stele unter Der 2cituua Der Benebiftincrz
trobe urb 40 Wteilcn 1itlid pon Pittsburs an
Der Yenniplpa ia Gilenbahn aele9en. Die @es
aenb 1T geinno unb ih1n, Die @ebauoe Qrob, NIT
5ampf 9ebei3t uuo burd) Glettricit1t beleudtet.
Der Stubienfurius lit elm oretiader Der
ftrdlite; ocr flaiiite uno Der taufmdnniidbe
aud gibt cS cine slementaribulc fir MnfGnger.
Der.
Beoinaunecn: @iutrittsaebibr $500.
Befoitigmng, nnterrt4t uno gSd dc per Sabr,
500.
Inn tpeitee slustnnft obcr &ato(oge tpenbe
man iidb an
Reu. Sintent 9uber, >. 8. 9.
Dttettet.
l7iul 3Rt Us
Die sxeRsa feseerat1H4n 1et&4es ~ 9M M
MaoIenDeD Eabs9 ssaa h tstegs1sntss 6nlawmsne&s
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-07-19
Columbus u1arftberiht.

columbus. o., IT, Suli, 1894.
Beri4tet fit ben .,Neifbpten" bon N
1beabc & Co., 234 unb 238 Sub Bierteitrabe
l1tebl.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1894-06-01

time he incurred, of course, the hatred
of the negro race. After freedom, and
when Daniels was living with his family
in jefferson county, band of negroes
determined secretly to murder him and
his entire family. A night was selected
and party visited his house in the dead
of night and made an attack.
Daniels defended himself as best he
could, and Mrs. Oliver, then II years of
age, shouldered a gun and took posi-
ton by the side of her father. In the
melee there was great loss of life, and
when the smoke of battle had passed
away seven dead negroes summed upthe
loss on the attacking side, and none of
the Danielses was injured. Mrs. Oliver,
it is said, did the best shooting, and her
shots were more effective than those of
her father. She does not know what fear
is, as she has proved in her recent and
most trying ordeal.-Henderson Cleaner.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1894-06-01
Disguised Misers.

IT have a friend,'' said an out of
town coal operator, who is worth near
ly $500, 900, and yet is the most penu-
rious man l ever saw. The other night
we were going on to Chicago on bust
ness. We went into the sleeper togeth-
er, and as l was quite tired I suggested
going to bed. Where's your berth?' ]
asked BERTH repeated my friend.
Why, I'm not going to take berth. |
shall sit up in the day coach. WheS /
told him there was nothing but sleepers
ON the train, his face fell, and he seemed
worried. knew what the trouble was.
He was thinking of the few dollars he
would have to spend for bed, so said,
L guess you'll have to hand over to-
night. He appeared much distressed
and suggested that we double up and
both sleep in one berth, for, he said,
it will be cheaper for both. l laughed
at the idea and informed him that did
not care to make myself uncomfortable
for the sake of few dollars. Well, he
resigned himself to his fate, and no.
ticed when a berth was assigned him
he was without handbag of any sort
As he was going to stay in Chicago but
a day, l said; Where's your bag. Sure
ly you didn't bring a trunk for one
day?' He then sat closer to me, and
crossing his legs began in most ear
nest manner: That's just where you fell
lows make mistake. You carry bag
with you as sign that you are good
subject to beat Now, / carry nothing
not even so much as package for my
nightshirt, for have that ON now I'M
der my other shirt-and you see that l
dress shabbily. Why, if / carried bag,
hotels, hackmen, porters and everybody
would charge me double what they do
now. I've got too much common sense
to lay myself open to high prices. He
seemed satisfied with himself after he
had given me this Grafton. As crawled
into my berth wondered for what OBJ
ject some people with $500, 900 lived
anyhow. ''-Pittsburg Dispatch
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ODDS AND ENDS.

There are less than 800 pure blooded
Greenlauders.
Dr. Warrior says that most of the
English poets were notably handsome
men.
Christian Indians of the Dakota tribe
gaised nearly So, 900 last year to Chris
tianize their pagan Sioux brethren
The town of New Hope, Pa, with a
population of about 300, appears to be
having an epidemic of twins, no less
than Is pairs being born there lately
Massachusetts, has new law which
forbids the exhibition of wild animals
in the streets and which authorizes Off
GERS to kill all such animals and fine the
exhibitor $40.
Miss Arbetta Echols, a pupil at the
seminary at Holly Springs, Tenn,
dreamed that she would die on May 4.
Unfortunately her dream came true, and
ON that day she died.
Since his recent attack of the grip the
car has betrayed symptoms of a per-
manent affection of the lungs. He will
probably make his imperial residence
at Kiev, where the climate is more IA
vorable than at St Petersburg.
The Duchess of Marlborough has en-
tered into possession of the Deepdene,
Lord Francis Hopes estate near Dork-
ing Its noble owner calls it "beastly
hole, )" but is willing to accept f3, 600 a
year for it from the American duchess
A Chicago jury brought in verdict
the other day that did not please the
presiding magistrate, Judge Abner
Smith. He dismissed the panel by say
ing, II don t say you are all scoundrels,
but it is evident that there are scoun-
drels among you. "
1t is suggested in France that 'the
beautiful and patriotic features" of Joan
of Arc, the new patron saint of the ma
ton, whose memory is being honored in
various prominent ways all over the
country just now, be put on the next
edition of French postage stamps.
What is supposed to be a relic Of VOC
dooism has just been unearthed at ELL
ston, Cecil county, Nd. 1t is bottle
containing coal oil, needles, hair and
quantity of roots. 1t was dug up in
garden, where it had been buried doubt
less by the advice of negro conjurer.
Mrs Jennie P Lane of Smethport,
Pa, has a big Newfoundland dog which
is a first class substitute for a nurse. 1t
takes the baby riding in the carriage
every day. The dog holds the handle
with its teeth and wheels the coach as
carefully as the infants mother could.
An auctioneer at Middletown, Del
talked without rest for eight hours the
other day and sold in that time GAO arti-
Giles. A man of leisure in attendance
upon the sale estimates that the auction
eer talked SO, 900 words, or enough to
make in print the bulk of fair sized
novel
Slow progress is being made on the
statue of General John A. Logan
which is to be erected in Jackson park,
Chicago The design has been adopted,
bat the figure will not be in place in
less than 1 q years. Mrs. Logan, John
A. Logan, Jr., and Judge Tuthill of
Chicago have inspected the design and
are very much pleased with it.
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"YOu needn't think that an actress life
is spent upon bed of roses. love the
stage dearly and am very far from wishing
to find fault but indeed the life is more try
ing than peOl lie suppose.
"YOu see we 60 through life with rush.
l have no time for anything. Singing every
night and rehearsing every day, with what
ever time there may be left over spent in
railroad cars-that is my yearly routine.
OF course the result of this sort of thing is
a severe strain upon the nervous system.
The effort to identify ones self with the
character upon the stage is very trying.
81 have frequently found myself, after a
particularly successful engagement, so
nervous that eating and sleeping seemed
luxuries with which l had parted company
forever, and l wondered if fame or fortune
achieved at such price were not too dearly
purchased after all. Last summer l was
particularly run down. The least thing
affrighted me, and l shrank from study
with lOathing.
81 was then in Washington, and the wife
of a U. s, senator recommended to me a
cure which she said enabled her husband to
bear up during the strain of the fierce de-
bates in congress while the force bill was
pending. l took it at her solicitation, and
was rejoiced to find an almost immediate
improvement. My spirit picked up, and at
the end of two weeks the same old exuber-
ant health with which nature blessed me
had returned.
81 ate and slept as had not done since
was child, and have never known since
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1894-06-01

There was never remedy so highly rec
commended as Paine's celery compound.
There was never remedy in such uni
versal demand.
Because
1t makes people we'll.
Every one among the thousands who
have seen petite Della Fox recognizes in
comic opera stage of America.
She is one of the best singers now on the
boards. She has a sense of pathos as well
as keen appreciation of humor, and as
for deft and nimble dancing there is no star
who can excel her.
Pert, clipper, viyacious, the very soul of
motion, yet with every nerve and muscle
under perfect control. Best of all she is
unique.
Everything that she does has the Dell
Fox 'tang." e,
The life story of this celebrated artist
and coming star is full of interest. 1t shows
too, how much common sense and pure grit
can accomplish when combined with real
ability.
She has worked her way up in her pro-
fession step by step with indomitable de-
termination and perseverance that moth
ing could discourage, With Conreid, with
Hopper, and other managers she has won
so many successes in so many cities that no
artistic in comic opera is better known
drought the country.
"But have had to work for it," she said
to reporter in New York the other day.