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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-13
LOCAL BSEVTTIES,
Matters of Minor Moment In aud About
the City.

Matters of Minor Moment In aud About
the City.
Tomorrow morning the public library
will 10 %reopened in the Masonic Temple
building.
a NUMBER OF children arc making a
good spec these days selling magnolias
about town Mt q nicklo apiece.
A W. G. 7. U. MEETING will be hold
in the Kirkwood NJ. I. church on We'd
nesday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
COUNCIL failed to get q quorum last
night, and 80 no meeting was held. In
tho First branch the minutes we're read.
ToM MACK, n plain drunk, was run in
last night by Officer Daum. and Harry
May, on the same charge, by Officer
Porter.
WILLIAM ]. NEsDIrT was suggested
for school commissioner in the Fourth
ward; his name was omitted in tho pub
lished list,
A LARGE number OF large Tefrcshment
tables for tho new Park Casino have mr.
rived and Ere being taken out on the
Elm Grove railroad.
A MOST enjoyable picnic was given at
seibeft'a Garden yesterday afternoon
and last evening by tho Sunday school
OF lions German Lutheran church.
YESTERDAY Mrs. Lincoln 0'Hare, col.
ored. awore out a warrant for her hus-
band, on q charge OF being drunk and
abusing her, u. their homo in tho Sec
ond ward.
YESTERDAY the board of education's
committee on buildings and grounds
made its annual tour of inspection, to
ascertain what the various buildings
will require this year in the way OF re-
pairs.
Nor content with its ferry line
n talk OF q bank there, tho Island is
TO have a newspaper OF its own. The
Island Messenger will make its appear
ance there in n short time. and the aim
viii DO TO makeit a newsy local sheet,
devoted to Garden Spot interests.
TIE current number OF the G,usrns,v
Times, Cambridge, contains on account
OF b openingof the new Berwick hotel
by Col. J. D. Taylor, under tho manage.
ment OF Mr.. ]. S. Murdough, an expert
enced hotel man from New York and
Chicago. The hotel is one OF the ilnes,
in Eastern Ohio.
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EXAGGERATED REPORTS

Regarding Hard DrinkinG by tho West
Virginia Soidicry.
Exaggerated reports have become cir
culatcd regarding hard drinking by the
West Virginia militia at Bosgs run. An
ISTELLIoESCEE man investigated the
matter and it ia found that although
many oil tho soldiers have patronized
the saloons of North Bcnwood, there
has been no case Of drunkenness, rs has
been reported. Tho officers are con
stant in their cndcavor to keep up the
proper discipline, and no casc OF drunk
enness has come under their observa.
linn.
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THE WEST VIRGINIA. SOLDIERS.

They We're Not Eucaunped ut BoSGs' Run
as UsunI-Tho Day Spent ut Bonwood
Junction '-LOop."
Night before last there was no dis
turbarce whatever At the camp OF tho
West Virginia soldiery ut Benwood
Junction Hoop" the night being the
only ono OF perfect quietudc expert.
enced by the troops since their arrival
IN Marshall county. \ reduced iorce OF
men were on guard at tho West Vir-
ginia approach to the bridge Of the
Baltimore q Ohio road across the Ohio,
4 short distance above the camp. A
portion of the detail on duty at the
bridge were stationed q considerable
distance up on the bridge and wero fur
nished with torches, with which the
camp was signalled at intervals, but
happily the signal was invariably:
"All's we'll" SO none OF the troops in
camp were needed on tho bridge. A
feature OF the night was that there was
none OF the firing that characterized the
nights OF Saturday and Sunday.
at IN early hour yesterday morning
LAO bOlulGE DDy5 WtTo uTOuSeu ana
shortly after 7 o'clock tho camp fires
wero burning, and the fra. meal OF tho
day was being prepared by tho various
company cooks. The appetitea OF the
ameteur soldiers continues to increase
at an alarming rate and il kept up will
SOC tux the commisary department Of
tho brigade. The food continues to
improve in quality as tho cooks gain
proficiency by practice. Yesterday Il
big lot OF fresh beef was SEM to camp
and bccisteaks wcro furnished the men
Tor the lrst time since thoy have been
in. the field.
C~ontrairy to the usual practice tho
military train did not move up to tho
BoGsa run railroad yards yesterday
morning, but remained on the big loop
ut tho junction. 1t Was unnecessary to
go to the run as all tho coal haa been
removed from that point and no moro,
Mt least for Il few days is expected to ar
rive there. What coal that did como in
on the Baltimore & Ohio road from the
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J.. s. REGULARS
May BIO Called on for Service Ovor
tho RIvor Soon.
JUDGE TAFT ISSUES A new ORDER,
And q, S. Marshal Boil Starts for
tho Scono OF Action.
WITH LARGE FORCE OF DEPUTIES.

rho Troops In Camp at Wheeling
Crccls Again Assailcd on Monday
Night. and n Large Force Ordered
Out to Rcpulso tho Attack-Othcr-
wlso tho Day IL Quiet at the Camp.
a Costly Experience for the state Of
ohio-Movomcnts OF Troops Nos-
tcrday.
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Roportu that tho West Virginia sol.
diGrY would b0 ordered from tho field
IN Marshall county to their homes yes.
to-day or to-day seem to DO almoat en-
tircIy without foundation. General
Spillman, in command Of tho West
Virginia forces, when seen yesterday
afternoon, said that the troops would
probably remain in this vicinity at
least until il Is Il settled fact that tho
miners will accept tho terms which
wore agreed upon at tho latc Columbus
conference OF the operators and miners
delegates, Of Ohio, tho terms OF settle
mcnt in that state applying to the
West Virginia district union mincs.
The general thought that probably
next Monday would SEQ tho with
drawaI OF the soldiers il tho miners nc.
cept tho settlement He wiz avorse to
Il withdrawal now, when it might be
necessary ior II recall to this vicinity,
the miners and their sympatlizers who
have been guilty Of luwlessness during
tho past week, only waiting until tho
Holdicrs' absence to rolune their OBJ
struCtion tactics.
The talk OF the camp Yesterday was
the exclusive publication in tho INTEL
LIGESCER OF tho trip OF the dec0y coal
train up to Wheeling OH tho line OF the
baltimore & Ohio road. early Monday
morning. The description i'll the IN-
T"ELLIGESCEE was the first intimation
tho soldiers generally, excepting of
course those who were detailed on the
duty, had OF tho affair. 1t had boon
kept n profound secret in the camp.
The publication was also news OF tho
first water t. the miners and to tho pub.
lie. Under the circumstances it WAS
not unnatural that thoro should be un-
important inaccuracies, aud one of
these was the detailed presence OF the
sheriff Of Ohio county on tho train.
Sheriff Franzheim was not along, but
Sheriff Matthews, Of Marshall county,
was tho civil official who was with the
eoldiers on their secret expedition.
Thore wero several coal cars attached to
the decoy train instead OF but one as
was stated.
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OF indigestion. when 1t takes q long lease O.. tho
stomach arc unsurpassed By any describ.
cd by tho most sensational writer Of
Shos' stories Unlike this latte, kind, they
are real and not imaginary. Heartburn, wind on
the stomach. heart palpI,atlon. extreme ucrv.
0nsISS are only u few OF them. Disposscss This
nittcFs, which ban!shes also maIsria' consiiNal
ton and bIlIousnoss, HPa'
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The pleasant effect and perfect safety
with which ladies may use tho Califor.
nia liquid laxative, Syrup OF Figs, under
all conditions, makes it their iavorite
remedy. To got tho true and genuine
article, look for the namo OF the Cali
iornia Fig Syrup Co., printed e 4 the
bottom OF the package.
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SOLDIERS ARRESTED
ny tho DonWood Authorities Yes
torduy hftornoon and Trlod
BEFORE THE MAYOROF THE TOWN..
Otherwise There Wero no Exciting
Features on Tuesday
ON THE VEST VIRGINIA SIDE

OF tho Ohlo-Gcncrnl SpillmRn Docs
Not Expect Il Speedy Withdrawal oil
tho 3IiIItln, m Account Of tho I'm.
certainty OF tho Compromise Being
Accepted by the MIncrs-Thc Day
nj tho Bcnwool junction Camp,
Tho IntclIixouccr's "Scoop."
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Officers OF the militia estimate that
the cost per day to the taxpayers OF the
state for the soldiers now in tho field
amounts to about $1,000, much
less proportionatoly than the cost in
Ohio. Tho privates receive eighty cents
per day and it costs abou. thirty-ive
cents each for food.
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Yesterday about fifty of tho Ohio
soldiers went down to Benwood juno
ton and visited tho West Virginia SOL
diers, remaining q considerable portion
Of the afternoon. To-day n number OF
the West Vireinians will 20 over to
Wheeling Greek camp and return tho
visit
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& DEVINE,
Tel. Gi3. 1899 Marko. Street.
FOR S-ALE.

deuces ior sale. ''''
cheap ~ ''N'N
seycn'roomcd house In Martins Ferry, near
Terminal depot. Good stand ior galopnSIotE1 nc
III feet Cheap. ~
Elght'roomcd house. with NIL modern improve
m1nts on South Penn street. Chehp
Seven-foOilet house on South Penn 6. CheaD.
IiSetooined house on South Penn s. Cheap
SlS-fooincG house on South Penn 81. Cheat.
SeNcn-ioomed house on South Front st Chgap.
Cheap.
Cheap. ~
Thrcc-tooned house on South York St. Chcan,
Elye'rooinGd house on South Broadway. Cheap.
slA-iooined house on South Broadway. Chrah
Cheap. "o"N''
SIne'roomed house on Fifteenth St Cheap,
Seven'Footned house on ChHplinc St Cheap.
Call ana see SOME OF the Bargains we have Ia
large and small residences; also in building lots
II u. TT
llE Matsekstrecs- ~Telephonr6SI. auJ
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE.

Fruit FRrm-BCSt IN this section OF tho Cd,ln.
try. aud ASSURED income. sl,ODJ cash will handle
II, balance Oh easy terms that tllG place will pnY
for luolt, or viii take good renting city property
IN exchange
FiitCUn.RCtc farm, new four tOOinGd hOugc, a.
Deep Kun, four miles north Of Martins EertJ,
close TO Z, 4 i. aud WhrclInG& Lake IfiudcrOC
Worry best Of land, now 10 cultivation. for a. ~
cash. nnl giTr possession IN Quo weeks tine,
leaving all the growing crop for purchaser
fOur.fOomcl house, Sixth ward, for syJO CGh.
It's u good house, cost 81 100.
\ nicu Inyiug lot IT Pleasant Valley. 9lIDl
(ncnrly Onu acrcj, for SiDO.
Embrace thcaI opportunities while you have
u ChGnCt.
&c. o. tG. Fly
SMITH & DICKINSON,
lsonI Estate md Insurance,
1929 MARKET STREET.
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TEAS. SPICES, ere.
Atlantic Tea. Co.
TRE IMPORTERS
And Coffeo RoaStors.
We Lead, Let Those Who Can Follow
OUR PRICE LIST

G~ranulatod Sugar % pounds for ",.".-".""si 90
Standard a Sugar, 81 pounds Ior"."..'...-. 90
Light brown Sugar % pounds ior.""-."".. DC
Best STANDARD Tomatoes, . cans iOr-"o"."..- zoo
Standard Sugar Corn, cans o'.om..o.."... go
Sugar Peas, G cans tor. -"..,,...,....o,."...... $50
Bartlett TcarS, . leans for ".""~"."".".o.. 200
Choice Rcd Salmon. . cans for r.."."."....... $40
Fresh Ginger Snaps, / pounds for .."...".." zoe
Fresh Butter Crackers, 8 pounds for.""....". $50
large Lump Gloss Starch, 7 pounds for..."- zoe
Rolled Oats, : pounds r..."".,......m."... @5c
Palms Root Bccr. 3 bottles for. ,,o.".."........ 200
IIalI. plut Beet Mug Mustard, > glasses ior". ESQ
lIalf.pInt Cstsup, 0 bottles for ...,........... eco
Choice Large Lemons, per dozCn... ..-.,,..o,. @5o
Clothes Pins, per doscn.-""."..~..".".."..". 10
Carpet TGcks, s ounces, per box ....~-"..- lie
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Emshcimcr's altera.
80 LiND ton sale.
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0 EoR SALE @

No. gVlrSinia Street. ten rooms. frame.
No. SO Market strcSt, eight rooms. brlcr
No. 1910 Jacob street. five rooms, frame, 81 m
No; 1919 C~hapline street, eight rooms, brick.
No. HVermont street four rooms, frane, 81. $50
Nos G5 and Is Eighteenth street, double bric!:
Chcap
?o3O six per cent gold bondy in denominations
OF $1,000 each.
Twelve shares Riverside Glass Works.
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Rents Reduced p!

No; so Main street, large modern brick DWELL
Ing, fourteen looms.
No. l5t NcColloch street. brick. Sll %.
no. d Ohl street three rooms. 81 30.
No. 1877 Eod street. brick. seven roOuA
No. = Virginia street. frame. six roolns.
The WaddinSton Place. house and y acres.
No. 3llO McCOlloch street, large frame dwell.
ing, VIII put In tHt-class order Tor good lenauL
No. GIG Main street. brick dwelling.
No. 2iJ2 Main street. arst floor. three roomI
No. l3 Ihirty.third street. brick. i've rooma
Two Sple ndtd Office rooms In Masonic building.
No 2gI! Chspline street. i've rooms, sl3Ol
No. 1906 Market street, ofice rooms
No. I? Alley Z. lower part. 500.
no. III Thirty.thirl street, i've rooms. s. %.
No. N1 Main street, Twelve rooms and BAN
once oolns in Hubbard Block. 1914 Markets.
NO, 1872 Main greet. secoud and third lioorL
csnaclo building.
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FOR s Alb

Hoqso Of thrco rooms, Marte. street. Con;o
Wheeling. goo.
House of ten rooms, brick. Marke. street Fifth
ward, easy terms, S7,UJO.
House Of Ave rooms, brick, Fourteenth street,
ward, 81. 80. 49,
House. five rooms, Woods street, East whocl.
Fine farm. 1877 acres. three miles from Mounds.
vile, with splendid improvements. This is u
so feet OF land fronting n, NyrCoI,ooh and
Lind street, ""-
Hotel Of fourteen rooms. doing good busincs1
splendid location, cheap.
House OF seven rooms and hall. Chnplins
street, Centre Wheeling, $3.50.
LOt east eild Fourteenth street, 500.
LOIS on Lana street, Mlvederc, $50 each.
Lots IN Bellrens & Spciders addition Hand
ans hdIitton 10 North Hcnwopd. BoggI Kun,
.tIuWells knn' Pleasant Valley, Bellevue aud
other places In md near the CITY.
Money 10 loan on CITY real estate: SD). sou
SD' IoA, 500. 1900. $3.50 aud 5000.
FOR RENT.
:2l5 EoT st:ect. six rooms, slGOI per mouth.
G9tJ E0ii street, four rooms, second and third
stories. So % per month. ~
~ Eol strGcL, Tour rooms, Sli 10 pcr month
Four rooms. second story, Market street. Filth
wntd, $40 % per month.
Two Toou1S. first floor, Twenty.EcyCnth street
SWpcr month.
&c Three rooms second floor, 500 EoE stree.
III, iHiee ICONS Inst floor, McColloch street, near
4hir!y-lrst street, $50 per mouth.
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JAMES A. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent, U. S. Claim ATTORNEY, C,l.
lcct0r and Notary Public.
mYS 1912 Market STREET.
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FOR SALE,

EOR SALE.
Farm OF the latS Caroline KcnHmOnd. contain
Ing lab acres OF the finest farming land In Ohio
county. Lays well. well whtcrud. situated tyO
miles north Of city: reached by a good road.
Elegant brick house OF clrvCn rooms. large barn
and OIhur necessary outbulldlngJ. Also Two or
charis containing Il large variety OF fruit For
further Information call nu or address F. d.
kLlEVFS, NJ Dollar Savings Bank, or @il5 Chap
line street mylG
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Tea Go.
my25-NwAy
WANTED.

INANTED-A SOBER, INDUS
w TRIOUS man to represent us NJ 0gcnt In
Introducing aud selling our Asphalt Paint md
Asphalt Roofing. Three ColOrS, rod, brown and
black. Samples. catalogues md personal letter
free. TIE AlGMITAGE MFG CO.. 500 TO $3.50
Willinmsbur: Ave, Richmond. Va my29 ruHtwy
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a u. TT
llH aa'setstrect. T~eIephoncGs7. apj
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Desirable residence on Sixteenth street
Real estate oil every description.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-04
r .s.-4e
kMUsE N ENTS.
oliver Twist.

charles Dickens SOLVER Twist, will
be played at tha Opera house, Dec. oth'
| Tn making this announcement we take
Measure in informing the public that this
nrotluction promises to be in every respec'
In notable one. For the first time in the
history or the stage we are to have one Oh
Dickens gr,at masterpieces produced with
all the accessories of scenery, wardrobe and
a competent acting cast. No expense mas
been spared in any department, every
scene in Old London has teen faithfuii!
| dan;cted by one of New York's greatest
artists.
~ TIE costuming z has been carefully COPIED
| from Cruikshank' marvellous iilustra
t;ops and u 1der the stag supervision o'
that competent and clever actor MT
| Frank l. Keenan,. we aie sure to ma STACY
| pictures unsurpassed.
| Mr.. Keenan, has made study not onis
Of his own ART o, Fa2in, "The jew o'i'
If the entir. play, thus such an attentioI
:, detail as we have only hal from th'
4 hands of Mr.. Henri Irving are promise'
| in ..Olivcr Twist and with snch artists
as Miss Elit, Proctor Otis, Mr.. Charles
/ Rarron. Mr.. W.. A. Mestayer and Mr.
Frank Keenan, in the principal character
II would seem that a rare dramatic treat Il
1 in store for us.
The combination is directed by Mr. Mes
/ taver whose long experience as managel
wonld appear to guarantee that al thes.
f,ir promises will be fulfilled.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-04

SOnaefhing for Nothtng.

. The Angler Chemical Co., Irvington
:. a..' Boston, are giving away two interes
shg and Instructive broks and a letter
s.'ie to anyone sending them a two-cent
s.alnp. One of the books is entitled
health, y the other Beauty, handsome
y Illustrated. Anglers Letter Scale, for
,M,.e.,ghing letters, is novel and useful
.a m,'ie article. All our readers should take
au'ahtage of this liberal offer.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-04
CHICAGO Produce Market.

CHICAGO, Dec. 3.
FLouR-quet, firm, bakers -four not quite
so scarce as recently.
WHEAT-active, higher; -----------
No spring 59iaSi; No. red 56la56i.
CoRN--strong; No. 2, 465a46i bid.
0ATs--firm; No. 2. 29ia29i.
= RYE-No.2. 4Sa4s bid. -
= BARLEY-No. 2, 53aa54. -af -.
= FLAxsEED-No. I, Al. .fSa14s
- PoRK-S1225a12.37s.
LARD-S7 .00a7021
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-04

Henry e. Staples Camp, No. %. ;, Of
V. mustered in four recruits, last even
ing and elected the following officers for
the coming year: Captain, I. A. Cooper
1st lieut., B. l.. Nicholas: I'd lieut., Fred
crick Willctte; camp council, NJ. I. Mer-
rin: &. II. Bangs. l.. l.. Cooper; dele
gates at large, c. II. Cramm, DR. X. j:
Martin. B. l.. Nicholas; alternates at
large. c. 4. Goodwin, ". W. Wellson,
H. f. Leighton. After the election supper
was served speeches made and general
good time enjoyed.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-04

The China Decorators Club VIII begin
;ts display Of claborately painted china n
Thursday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-04

W. q. Ware, formerly of Augusta, now
a real estate agent of Boston, was Lere,
Yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-04

Harry villiers was brought here from
vassalboro, yesterday, and lodged in jail.
Miss Helen Marston is sick with tonsili-
tis at her home on Eastern avenue.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-04

MIR. C. sullivan, attorney of Boston
was here, yesterday
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-04
MARKET REPORTS.
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, Dec. 3.
Money, ON call, easy, 1a1a.
Prime mercantile paper, 5 Sia4i.
Government bonds, firm.
Railroads, higher.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-04

The Unitarian sale will begin, today !
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-04
Born.

KErSEBEc.
China-Nov. q, tot the wife of Leander Has
kell, a daughter.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-04
OUR GREAT PATTERN OFFER.
Cut Paper Patterns FREE Every Reader Of the KEN.
NEREC JOURNAL.

which offering free to the readers Of the
making this worth from cents 90 cents
directions Will
within few days the pattern the size chosen
handlng
paern would dcosty 70 cen
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-04
New York Produce Market.

tex div. ibid. tasked.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-04

New YORK, Dec. 8.
;. FLoUR-Receipts, Al 675 pkgs; exports, 2s0s
bbls; 6s71 sacks; sales. 200 pkgs; dull,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-04

are closing quotations of securi-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-15

Every once IN while some one
writes about sorghum killing his COW.
Now this sounds amusing to anyone
who has been feeding sorghum un-
stlntodly in all OF Its stages or Ripe
ness for twenty-five years, but such
statements are calculated TO deter new
corners from planting the most Valu-
able and economical crop that we can
possibly raise In Texas II sorghum
at any stage OF growth would Kill
cows, horses, hogs, sheer, children or
chickens. then there would not be a Nv
ing thing to breathe on my place oN-
cept wife and myself we have never
learned 10 Ike u, ] am not stlckler
for cured sorghum-have never been
ablc to cure any that my stock liked.
but TO use as green soiling from the
first OF August tn Christmas, the
world can't beat II. A man can feed
more stock through the dry summer
months on one acre OF sorghum than
he could on ten aorca OF turf, and his
stock be In q great deal better shape.
] remember some years ago had some
hogs that feared were too fat 90 20
through the summer so | cut on their
corn and carried them through on sor-
ghum alone til fattenlng time, and
they were the finest / ever raised, Now
! am ready 10 admit that u would not
be wise to give an over feed OF sor-
ghum to COW that had been on dry
rati0ns a long time; II might XIII her
SO would clover Neither would It do
to turn poor. half-stRrvcd anlmal
in patch OF sorghuY, but what eN-
cuse has farmer for owning such an
animal? II / did no. have but one
acre OF ground I would put onc-halt OF
1t In sorghum, for then l would feel
safe as far az nice butter and milk
were concerned.
Many OF our farmers are now kick
ing about the price that bacon Ia taxi
Ing. When they wear their heels out
tin they can't Kick any longer, would
like to suggest sorghum. green oats
and little corn for a cure. few OF
us take our cabbage, onions, turnlp8.
etc, 10 market. and the grocer i'm
presses US that the bulk OF II VIII find
its way back TO the country to raise
9 cent bacon on.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-15
GOHscltHCElEss wOOER.
a SMOOTH AnvESrrRER WEEDS A
FOOLISH GIRL.
Clarence Clark Works the Denver
Works Himself into the Affections
of Wealthy Miss Hutehins mud Car
ries Her on.

Denver. Col. Nov. it.--ciarence w.
Clark, a young adventurer. who rep
resents himself as the champion eye
list OF the world and owner OF a
$4,000 diamond belt, and globe-trot-
ter, arrived in the city Saturday and
had an interview with himself pub
lished. in which he said he and Jack
Prince would attempt to lower the
rolier-sliating record In Denver. He
secured an Introduction to Miss Ger
rude H. Hutchins, aged IS, and on
Monday they were married by JUS
tice OF the peace, Their present where
abouts is not known.
Miss Hutchins is the daughter Of
Harry T. Hu,chins. the artist. and a
niece of ID. W. May, owner OF the GIL
sey house in this city Her relatives
are prominent In the East. her grand
father being commodore In the navy.
Her uncle, John Graham. famous
criminal lawyer in New York city,
died recently, leaving part OF his
estate 10 Gertrude.
The police have theory that Clark
may have had corbett's diamond belt,
which was stolen in Davenport. Iowa,
and he promised Miss Hutehins 70
make the diamonds into ornaments
for her. Clark Is said to be connected
with a highly respectable family In
New York