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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-21

y. @. palclford, In hCr rich nnd sweet
soprano vottc sang the lovely SONG,
"Oh. Promise Me-" The bridal Marty
consisted Of DR.. II. g.. Powell Of l{alri.
Henry W. Godber Of Waco. j ii. t;ibi,s
Of Dallas and Jennie Morriss OF A5i'
lrne The bride and groom lon i'm.
meiiatcly for thclr future homo in san
Fmnclsco, Cal.
Sunday Afternoon Mrs. &. w. Mertg
gave a musical al her elegant resldencc.
sister, Mrs. Boiler OF Sedalis. Mo. ME
following prorrnm. with fhia insrrintion.
"lIearis thai thrln at nmsic's lay
Lose their burden. day by day,
Thru' hs macic nuwcr.'
Was rendered hy some of Clebune's
hest musical talent assisted by Mrs
Boiler. Following Is the program:
Song, "Barcdle" -Shuhcrt. Mrs. Boiler
Piano solo. Mexican Reverip''
.... .....,Alrs. Ii, T.. Preston
Song. "Afemories" Mrs q i. Preston
Plano solo der Frcischula. .,....
.............M Miss Ruby Mertg
Recitation Laser Mrs. {. p Hudson
Song, "Amalla' Mrs. y, ID. Clayton
Plano solo Mrs. n. 4. Kelly
song ..lac Sweetcst story lver Told
Mrs. j, q. Conway
Song. from Gonnod. .AI Mrs. Boiler
Delirhtfd Refreshments were served.
and at q o'clock the guests departed for
their homes, still seeming 10 hear the
strains of sweet Anrmony that had hcon
dealt out 10 them SO layishly hy their
kind hostess. Those present were.
Mesdnmes IL. Il. Brown, j. u. Os.
born, Nj. h. pendell. /. NJ. Hall, \.
B. Joiner Knox Thompson, Clcm II.
Allen Of Austin W. +. Ramsey, j r.
ikausoue l.. u, Barrow, l.. j Nor
wood. \ A. Grceuwrll. I. w. Floarc,
i. $, clayton, G. Dickson, y a. Sly
ron, II. =. Wilson, W. g.. Mcfarland,
n. l.. Poole, Miss Ethel Osborn and
the participants In the program.
Hon. w. ID. MclSuy returned Inst
Saturday from visit to his old North
Carolina home. lilo was accompanied 10y
his niece. Miss Hattie Cox, beautiful
girl Of 10 summers
Hon. s. q. Padolforl is having
tussle With Ia grippe.
Lieut. Coy Martin NJ. Crane went 70
Austin this week on legal business.
Mr. L. NJ. Hall has been wrestling
with an attack Of the bilious fever this
week.
Mr. j. Robert Rausnue, editor and
proprietor OF the Entcrprise is sick with
fever.
Misses Mary and TAlln ESTES, two of
Clo,urne'. accomplished Young ladies
viii smile on tho Clcbnrne boys no more.
'Tbcv 1yin reside in the future In the city
where due panther lay down
yonne peoplG of south Clc6arne n pleas.
NM socin1,lp Thur.duy night, An elegant
rp31st Of good things was served aud
lhe evening was mndr ploaannt 10 cvory
one liz ne Kindness shown by the host
and hostess. Those present wcrc;
Misses ann Foster Maud Casey, Alma
t'at,ps. lean Reynolds, Florence Moore.
los taNv. Goo Mtv Matte Suoderass.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-21
WANTS MORE ,


IlN NHH0NlHTVW ITV7E1
San Fmncisco. Cal, ian. 20.-1he
Examiner anyai
II l. lumOrcd that a. =. Stanford Of
SeM e9rh, niotnet OF bne ire i%i KIN
STAFFORD rs quoted rs having said he
had not announced his intention OF con-
testing the will. but that he was by no
means satisfied with 100000. the amount
let him by Senator Stanford. lie ealdi
~ the other side manifests q dep9eiilon
bring anit. 7 should greatly regret the
necessity Of forcing tho estate into the
courts. because Il would air family mat
tiers that 4 do not wish 10 give publicity
t0
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-21

Mrs. Matte. Armstrong, who has boon
,9s guest .Ie q her f9thcE Mai w; H..
temdiil, ieit lhe city last week Tor a
sh6prt Visit TO NiclNinney, irem there che
WI 80 70 her home IN hingiishcr, y. n.
Miss Manic tionts returned TO tic city
nus week aiier an absence Of several
WsehNs
Inc many friends Of Miss Iruia lang
roGfel 10 learn that slr "a suffering with
very seNytc attack of Ia grip.
Mt webb of the Evening Mai, Fort
WORM was ma Tue Guy Thursday
!, y. ~ Zones inade q business Trip 70
tert Worth "wednesday,
Misses Ida NaggonCr and Margle
bgn,p are flsii9ng friends In 1enrietiN.
MISS Mining. Iilghman entertained a
ifeiM trends Wednesday evenlpg' The az
Ia. being whist party.
:, MAJ s. Lane lelt Tuesday Cor
t.aS Niie, -, " " mporled on good
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EASSOCLETY


.9nd Mrs. W. l.. Martin re-
bone after a pleasant visit to
lphia, Ark. They were accom-
10y Mrs. ID. G. Jones, a sister
Martin, who will remain here
IMAM.
biyins and daughter Lydia had
'm visit to Mrs. Norwood in
sosa Kitchen has returned from
~ MIS-; Williams OF Kaufman.
i3lls plvelly has returned from
N heI brother ia Leon county.
i%e Browning has returned home
z uelghuul visit to her sister
" " Hoo1man of Tyler.
Aa age Shildress is visiting the
" Ge9rge Philips in Tyler.
4 = Walton is in Dallas.
i.aa,ssalerade ball at the asylum
nay u'sht was a very enjoyable
IL A. clary of Waco is visiting
aud Mrs. Rupard are in Dallas
r. W. II. Allen. - ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-21
FOR good cup Of drip coffee 20 "a
the Cottage. No. 400 W Third street.


81. Louie. NO.. jan 20.-rhe Buck Store
and Range company plant lins begun opera
lions after a pr0irdciri alirt down. Tie
opeuing ~ the factory % not On account pf
M Increased demaud for the producia or
The Company. but Is a charitable sehnuia on
the parf OF tho company whereby 800 ldle
gnrn viii he given rnpisfmshi for Two
months. The goods manufactured Will be
stored away
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-21
CnIILIcorHE sorIrrY.

g The Y. 7. S. G. y. cave social nj
The residence Of Roy. W. ID. Wear
Tuesday night. January 10.
Miss Charlie Reeve Of Atlanta. Ga.
Is visiting her sister. Mrs. II L.. St,ns
Mrs Mary Ilillebrew visited vernon
Tuesday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-21
rIIIs NOE Yor. ~ LApY.

II has hsrn dncreed by those ladies'
cured Of Nervous Headache land ibey
with Headntie, knowing that PRES
TOYS HED-AKE viii cure Il sure in
IL minutes, deserves the pain What
think yopf
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-21

II you want fine photos Of your babies,
take them TO Denne.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-21

special Correspondence.
Nocona. Tex. Jan. iD.-rhn long facea o
mo farmers nre changed now TO air ~ con
continent. Tho dr0nth, which WIS befiuninl
~ be regarded Aa serious. WAS broken VI
last night BY gDod rain,
Tho rain seems 10 be general, and fhf
Indications are that there viii be rood
season before Il ii over. Thpuannla y
acres Of our hfoad prairie are being tirnqt
md being OFT in condition for me cOunl
rrnp b. Tie many lmmgrnts who naft
lately arrived FROM Tho Eaaf-
Aya DO not stand 80 need u petty pQutici
here. Let the Gazette aud other great or
asns n the poants inioreNe tbipW thqH
influence towards nspiinilniing the paopA
together ID one epmlnou AIM
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-21

II You want ane photos of your babies.
take them 70 DcAnc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-21

SneclAI DlspHi0h'
DALLAS. TEX, Ian. 20. Tom ].
Woods. be indicted banker. Is silll in
jaii' and even uiH DOES not keep two
Or three parties from being anxious 70
get tbssf names 81 bis bond.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-21

None hut ton-yenr old Relic Of Nelson
whisky sold over the Mansion Bar.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-21

Howe, druggist, removed TO corner
Seventh aud Min streets.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-21

If yon want hne photo, Of Soer hshies
take them " Deaiis.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-09-08
TERrsfswESTs.
liYnafinn,

Hyperion,
 Hoyt's "A Temperance Town" will De presented at the Hyperion theater this afternoon and evening Everybody laughs at the funny incidents which this distinctly American author handles Hs cieverly with his satirical pen and with such telling effect they cannot help il. At the same time by his very pa- thetie incidents. the author moves his audience to the very verge Of tears and then cheats them out of it. by the most unexpected and funny situation. One example of this Is where the town drunkard Mink" finds the minister's daughter lying cold and exhausted in the snow. It ts outside the church md within the minister is saying. Rum makes q man a brute" Just then stag gering Mink" carries the forsaken girl off on his shoulder. Everyone Is just about to cry. but Mink" accidentiy left his treadmill on the church steps and the grotesaue result, as the people come out and roll down over 1t may we'll be imagined. Sale Of seats now open.
 Wang" will be at the Hyperion on Wednesday evening next week.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-09-08
Old French Brandy.
Old Whiskies.
California Wines.

We offer large stock of these wines, which are nearly four years old. They are PURE, CLEAR, good wines. We believe they are much better than any California Wines offered for sale here.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-09-08
TO THE WORLD OF WOMEN
Mothers and Daughters Restored to
 Health and Strength.

Weak. nervous. delicate. overworsei wo- men, are the ones that need a strength builder, tonic for their nerves, and euro Tor that awful internal trouble that Is wear Ing ont their lives. Thousands of women have found s,luh in pr. kennodys favorito Remedy, Mrs. chrstiana Heal of Jonesport, Me, writes that her daughter had heen a great sufferer from female trouble. md after re- peated trials Of doctors prescriptions and other so-eallcd cures. she used Dr. Kennedy's fa'orlte Remedy and 1t permanently cured her.
 IT yon have headache, uterine culurrh leneorrhocH, nr irregular monthly sickness, ebronic weakness. bearing down incidental t0 ohanKc or He, nr any of tho attending evils ,hnt hre present. in female complaints, use fasorife Remedy, for it will build up quickly Inc run down constitution and bring refresh, ins sleep. li Will dispel those tired looks and Feelings, restore Inc nervous system and per- mnnenfiy cure you. Our daughters grow up weak and delicate; mothers ciin avoid such conditions by giving them Dr. David Ken ncdys Fhroritu Remedy.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-09-08
WEDDING IN WEST HAVEN.

Christ Church Crowded with Guests--Miss Louise l.. Peck and Mir. Edwin s. Thomas | "A silver Wedding Anniversary Celsbra- .tion Also.
 l Christ church, West Haven, was the
 scene of very pretty wedding last evening, the contracting parties being Miss Louise Lucretia Peck, daughter of
 Sheriff James H. Peck of West Haven,
 and MT. Edwin Stark Thomas, step-son
 of Secretary Hine of the state board of
 education, Rev. II. B. Whitney, rector of St. James mission, New York. for
 mer pastor at Christ church, assisted
 by the present pastor, Rev. R. H. Cess nsr, tied the knot The bride was be- coningly gowned in cream white silk, with tulle veil caught with diamond
 horse shoe The maid of honor was Miss Sadie Ford of Milford, and the bridesmaids were MissAdeline Wallace, Miss Gertrude Ferre of New York, who was gowned in white organdie over white silk, Miss Sadie Peck and Miss Louise filling, gowned in pink organdie over pink silk. The best man was AL fred Hine, Andover '95, of New Britain
 a brother of the groom. The ushers were J. A. Lee, Yale '95, of New Britain; M. s. Hart, Yale '94 S.; A. c. Nichols and W. M. Thompson of this city. After the ceremony the immediate relatives and friends went to the home of the bride on Holmes street, West Haven, where she received with her husband, as also did MT. and Mrs. Peck, who celebrated their twenty fifth anniversary, or silver wedding. The couple were the recip- tents of many handsome presents, con- sisting of chinawa silver pieces and an elegant antique aok rocker present. ed to the bride by the members of Gold en Rod chapter. No. 34, Order of East ern Star. Anon gthe guests present were: MT. and Mrs. c. D. Hine of New Britain, MT William filling and fam- fly, MT. and Mrs. Henry Alling, MT. and Mrs. Theron Ford of Milford, Mrs. J.H. Kikg of Tyler City, who read a fitting poem in honor of the bride and groom and the father and mother of.the bride. The above poem will be published later Selectman Joseph Andrews and wife, MT. and Mrs. F. Edwin Stevens, Mr., and Mrs, s. T., RiggS and family, MT. and Mra.. George r. Mhitney, MT. and Mn INilNa LempsTt and MrM James. Hyde and daughter. Y.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-09-08
d1lants.

Ono Cent n Word each insertion, flvs eeats Word for n full Week, seven titses.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-09-08

AUCTION SALES.
 R BOOTH, Auctloneer, will soil the car- l1, ,peis and furniture at No. bs Derby ave ,na mne Monday, septemoer lvth. commenclny at iua W. Nst
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-09-08
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE, A Ta bargain, live acres Of land in East Ha- A ven; me for farmin purposes Apply 70 ss It. JOHN MURPHY, 6i Court street..
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-09-08

Twenty 54 inch choice Os- trich Boas that would be cheap at $I3.5o, this sale brings them to you at $II.47.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-09-08

yI'0 borrow s4,hlJ; security frat mor.r,~, 4 on property centrally located, worth double tho amount; state interest; no agents,
 s0 Ilf AhdrtAS ". this olfirc
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-09-08

EpEkE1T-At. Pine Orchard. CJan., Sept. [. T. Amelia. wife Of the Rev II. |. Everett.
 Funeral at Grace church, Hamdep, Monday.
 sept. 10. at Il o'clock. Intermcnt in Hart
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-09-08
si.o0 DOT Gallon, 25c DOT bottle.

JUST A WORD MoRE-A word to the
 wise, etc.
 A trust is being formed in California for the purpose of controlling the sale of all wines made in California. It may at this time be complete. Is it likely to REDUCE the PRICE of wines made in that State If not, "Liebotschaner" we control here, el. .OO per dozen. California Claret, qts per dog @. 50.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-09-08

TO RENT, EooD farm. four miles from city. Apply S N' ROOMs Hoadiev n,,iidlns
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-21
YESTERDAYS HORSE RACING.

ST. Louis, April 20.-The finishes In
the six races run at East ST. Louis TO-
day were close and exciting. First, 5
furlongs, Prince Peyton won; time, 1907.
Second, 11-16 mile, Hiram Argo won;
time, 1:14l5. Third. furlongs, Imp
Asben won; time, l:07H. Fourth, d
furlongs, Jack Richelieu won; time,
1:19H. Fifth, 11-l6 mile, l. c. w. won;
time, 1:13JS. Sixth, 11-16 mile, Jardine
won; time, 1:13Si.
MEMHHIs. Tenn. April 2o.-Weather
was cool aud cloudy; track good; at
tendance large. First, selling, purse
$780, furlongs. Cass won, Florrey Mey-
ers second. Rocqueiort third; time,
1:I71<. Second, purse for two-year-olds,
half mile, Bizzare won, Sallie Woodford
second. Dora Wood third; time, sly.
Third, Luehrmaa Hotel stakes, selling,
81. 900 added for three-year-olds, one
mile, Vassal won, dead heat between
Buckrene and Chant for second place;
time, 1:44, Fourth, purse $500, :
furlongs, Simrock won, McLight
second; Francis Pope third; time 1881 a.
Fifth, handicap. $500 Tor three-year-
olds and upwards, Is miles, Hume
won. Lazzarone second, 0akwood third;
time 1857. Sixth, selling, 6 furlongs,
Schuylkill won. Captain Drane second,
Little Dorritt third; time 1:l7l4. Sew
euth, selling. furlongs, Tee Nike won;
Promenade second, Miss Perkins third
time .1:17&.
RoBY, IND, April 2O.-Results: First
9-i6 mile, Shenandoah Maid won; time
LOG. Second, half mile, La Gartia won
time, :573I. Third, IS mile, OutlooA
won; time. l:1415. Fourth, 11-l6 mile
Azrael won; time, 1881. Fifth, 1915
mile, Rosewood won; time, 1:42.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-21
HUMES WAS EASY.
HANKE WON THE ROLLER SKATING RACE
WITHOUT EFFORT.
Yesterdays Base Ball Gamss-News from the
Race Tracks-Local Base Ball-Gen-
sral Sporting Matters.

Eugene Hanke easily defeated Jacob
Rumes in the two mile skating race at
the North End rink last night The
match was for $50 side, Hanke TO
skate forty-four laps, or two miles,
while his opponent covered forty'two
laps.
The race was witnessed by about GOO
people. Ed. Shiplsy was chosen as
referee. Frank Grouse acted as judge
for Hanke, and Mr.. Prince served in
similar capacity for Humes. Both men
were anxious for an advantage, and
several false starts were made. When
the men finally got away, Hanke
had a clear start OF about fifteen
feet. The first mile was skated
very fast. Hanke gained slowly on mis-
opponent during the first few laps, and
passed him in the 7th amid loud cheer
ing, d gain OF half lap. Hanke man
aged to increase mis- lead, and again
passed Humes in the 18th lap, a gain OF
q lap and half.
From this point to the finish, the race
was very tame, as it was apparent to al
the spectators that Hanke would defeat
his opponent with ease. HanKe skatec
eisurely, but managed to increase his
lead. He was behind Humes in the 2Sth
lap, when the latter fell. Hankt
struck him, but managed to keep his
feet. When both recovered, Hankt
had gained a quarter OF lap. He in
creased this to about three-quarters ot
lap at the finish. making forty-fouI
laps, while his opponent covered forty
one laps and quarter.
After the race Hanke authorized
challenge to Humes, through the REG
IsTER, for a two-mile race for any
amount, Humes to have a start of three
laps.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-21
sistersville Oil Notes.

SIsTERsvILLE. April 20.-The receipts
OF the Eureka pipe line at Thistle for
the twenty-four hours ending this morn
ing at O'Clock, were 13,sos barrels.
The receipts Of this company are
steadily on the increase aud will aver
age this week about l3, 500 barrels.
This, with the receipts of the Milton
line averaging about 5000, will foot up
a total daily average for this week Of
about 21,00O barrels. This is larger
daily average than the field has made
for more than year ynd does not look
as though the field was on much OF a
decline, as has been frequently re-
ported.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-21
West Virginia Postal Affairs.

Specidl telegram TO the Register.
WASHINGTON, d. c., April 20.-The
following West Virginia postoffices have
been discontinued: Bliss, BraIton
county; Lee Bell, Randolph county;
Mahanna, Monongalia county; Mouth
OF Sycamore, Logan county; Sloan,
Wood county, and Vernon, Wetzsl
county.
The following new postmasters have
been commissioned in West Virginia:
Louis B. Hall, at Vaughan; Thomas G..
CASTOR, at CASTOR; Adaline KirshbauGh,
at Wallace, and Michael Dolsn, at Wolf
Summit.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-21
DO sor oBEr The INJUNCTION.

sr. PAUL, MIsS., April 20.-Ths
storm centre Of the Great Northepn
strike to-day was a. ST. Cloud. where
most OF the trouble has heretofore been
encountered. Wednesday and yester-
dav United States deputy marshals vers
interfsred with and the restraining or
der of the United States Court violently
resisted. trains being stopped - on the
previous days Of the big strike. There
are now 10 that immediate vicinity De.
tween fifteen add twenty United
states deputies, and Marshal Bslden
started fer that place TO-DAY With az sd'
ditional force.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-21
Hold for InfantlcIde.
1tllnram % "a Reqister.

Special 7ele0rGm 10 the Re0ister.
ASHLAND, KY, April 2o.-At Grant
Switch, Carter county, Louise Sexton,
IS, has been held to the Criminal Court
in the sum of $500 TO answer charge
of infantlcide. Four weeks ago she hid
her new born baby beneath log pile
leaving 1t 10 die rather than take II
home and brave her fathers anger.
Since then she has been dangerously III
and is only recovering. Bail was fur
nished.
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or nm Their wsdd,pr Tour.

DARMsTADT. April 2O.-The Grand
Duke OF Hesse and his bride made their
state entry into DarmstAdt this morn
ing. The procession halted At mag
nifcent trIumphal arch near the Rhine
gate, where the chief burgomaster de-
livered an address Of welcome TO the
newly married couple. The whole way
70 the castle was one continual ovation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-21
To Dieiu the CHAIR.

New York, April 2O.-Peter PuglIse
was to-day sentenced to death In the
electrical chair in the Sing Sing peni-
tentiary during the week beginning
June 4th. On February 9th Puglise
killed John Tutolo. his landlord, be-
cause he had been evlcted from bis
apartments. Puglise is sixty years OF
age, an Italian, and does not under
stand the English language.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-21
Struck By L;Es,ainE.
s,.e.at rslsors,n 10 u. s.assss-.

EAST LIVERPOOL, OHIO, April 20
The house of Louis Simmonds, in Han
cock county, w. Va, opposite Wells
Vile, was struck by lighteiag last night
and burned, with its contents. Loss
500. No insurance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-21
Rr.atbipr Poison.

You can't draw breath vitAoSa iNhalinE
poison, II you soiourn in malarious locality
during the unhealthy seasons. The denizens
OF malaria stricken regions testify that the
only certisn safeguard against the poisonous
yapor and It's products. chiils aad fever, remit
teat fever sgue cake and dumb ague, is Hos
tetter's stomach Birtars. which remedies also,
constipation, bllionsnsss, dyspepsia and rhsu-
matisn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-21
SUICIDE Or MURDER.
A woman's Death Being Carefully Exam
ined Into.
cs,.,;al T.I.rr9,a IA "A, RsgisrsP

Special 1stecrdfn 70 tte Hs0ntsr.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, April co.
News has just reached this city that
the body Of Mrs. Laura Dawson, the
wife Of William Dawson, was found last
Friday in an clubhouse on the farm OF
r. q. Dawson, in the vicinity Of Little
Laurel Creek, suspended by the neck
from one OF the rafters. The body was
taken down, an inquest held and the
burial took place on Monday. Since
that time the citizens of the neighbor-
hood have taken the matter In hand,
and searching investigation is now in
progress VIM. DowsOn, the wife and
their children resided with the father
OF the husband, Mr.. r. H. Dawson.
The theory OF suicide is not believed by
any one acquainted with tho eircum-
stances. The body OF the dead woman
was a considerable distance from the
door. and it had every appearance OF
being placed there by other than her
own hands.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-21
A GREAT COAL STRIKE,
Opinions Differ as to the Number Of
Men Who Will Go Out.
ONE TO TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND

Men Will Lay Down Their Tools
To-Day at Noon, According to
the Estimates of the Head Men
In the United Mine Workers
Union-Not Expected to Affect
West Virginia Seriously-An-
thracite Miners May Be Called
Out.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-21
Fell aud Broke Her Leg.
,,,nal 7sIeeram 10 N. ReSnte-.

1teCtdt IettnTSN ~ US heSsNso'-
ST. MARY's, w. VA, April 20.-Mrs.
Friend Cochran, Of Eureka, six miles
below here. an old lady Of IS years OF
age, fell this evening and broke her leg.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-21
NOTES OF rae GIVEE
News of tas Boats 4ai Bo.smsa Aioag
tie OHIO.

tie Ohio.
MoRGASTowS, W. VA, April 90
River ? feet sinches aud rising; weather
warm, with drilling rain failing.
OIL CITY. Pa, April 20.-Riyer feet
aud rising; weather cool and raininE
GREExsBoRO. PA, April 20.-River
Q feet 10 inches and rising; weather
cooler and raining.
WARREN, PA, April 2o.-River, 2
feet and stationary; weather mild and
raining.
STEUBEyvLLE, o., April 2o.-River
Q feet 6 inches and rising; weather
cloudy srd cool.
PI1TssURe, PA, April 20.-River :
feet 9 inches and rising; weather cloudy
and COOL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-21
Some SUNDAY Register" Topics.

Among the MANY interesting topics
in to-morroW's issue Of the SUNDAY
REGISTER will oe letter descriptive OF
life ia Belfast, Ireland. from the pen
OF wheeling lady now there.
An article upon the severe training
which candidates for the priesthood 10
the Catholic church undergo, will Be
read with deep interest.