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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-01-04
A Reci.tering Accountant.

A successful attempt to supersede
brain-work in the domain Of CONNER
cial accounts has been made in the con-
stcuction Of new registering account
ant. It records on paper line after line
of figures in dollars and cents, and will
total the whole with scrupulous accur-
acy. from five cents to q million dol
lars The invention consists OF O metal
frame with glass panels, through which
the mechanism can be seen in opera
ton. 1t measures IL inches in height
and IL inches by 10 inches in plan, and
has q sloping top carrying a Keyboard
similar to that of typewriting ma
chine. Each of the keys represents
figure, and they are operated in the
same way as the typewriter. The
records of the work is printed on paper
automatically fed from a continuous
roll at the rear Of the machine. The
mode Of operation is quite simple.
Sitting in front Of the machine, the
operator depresses in succession the
KEYS representing the sums he wishes
to record. By these operations he has
set the type, and, assuming line OF
figures to have been set, say, for ex-
ample, 1895, OOO.53, he pulls over q
handle which prints that sum on paper
bv means of an ink ribbon. He then
proceeds in the same way with sue
cessiye lines until all the sums are en-
tered. and it will be found that each
has been placed in its proper relative
position with the rest. He then wishes
to add these sums up, and all he has
to do is to press a special key placed
to the left of the keyboard and the sum
total is accurately given and correctly
placed. If necessary this sum total
can be repeated, so as to form the first
or ssbrought forward" line Of another
column Of figures. The adding up key
has also another most useful and re-
markable function. Though the ma
chine is infallible, the operator may
not be. He may depress wrong key,
and as all the keys remain depressed
until printing time, he can see at q
glance if he has set the wrong figure.
IF an error is detected, all he has to do
IS to press the adding-up key, which
will restore the parts to their normal
nosition, and the proper figure or fg-
nres can be reset. 1t is at first some
what difficult to realize how SO many
intricate and humanlike functions can
he performed by a mere machine, Tor,
besides the selection and combination
of figures and the resolution of cents
into dollars, types have to be set. a
printing operation is effected. and the
types are afterwards distributed for
Subsequent composing. The machine
win be widely useful in mercantile cir
cles, and especially to stock brokers
on settling days and bankers In clear
ing house operations. "F u.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-01-04

People Injured In n Riot.
London, Dec. GA strikers riot oc-
CURED in oolliery at Pontyminster,
Wales, on Christmas day. The police
charged the rioters. Twenty persons We're
injured.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-01-04
The New French Battle ship.

There are some important facts in
connection with the new French line
of-battle ship Jaureguiberry, which was
launched the other day near Toulon.
In the first place, she was built In less
than two years, period which leaves
all previous French records far behind
and upsets all existing theories as to
the facilities in that country for increas-
ing its naval forces. In the second the
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-01-04

Dr. ~ oo cents, at any druggists, you can buy
bad o xq;s Catarrh Remedy. No matter how
vii your case or Of how long standing, this
- pefmanently cure your Catarrh
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-01-04
rom,,x F.ud and Bud whisky.

Family Feud and Bad Whisky
Detroit, Dec. 2S.-The Polacks INDUCED
in q shooting and cutting row in the
western part of the city last evening IN
which one man was shot in the back ana
six other participants We're more or less
severely stabbed, none, however, fatally.
An old feud between two families, re-
vivcd by bad whisky, was the cause.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-01-04
For Ga1o.

For Sale.
Over 500 farms for sale on crop payment
Pan; Send for my list. County and school
ponds bought and sold. j. "A. Walters,
9 Fourth street south, Minneapolis, Mimi
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-01-04

~, Viewer Buy Whisky for Medici-
n oal y purposes unless you know the bottlers
W ~ 10 De reliable, as most WHISTLES sold
s arie[ ceiebrated names are spurious. cheap
nd 1Ie,, their names on the labels.
nv o tSle SANS Monogram Whisky Is bottled
IL H. me Oldest and largest firm In the liquor
w viii ~ !. the Northwest and the favor with
~ "i itn IL mas been received IL the best proof
Or rata SInInerior quality. Ask your druggist
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-01-04

South Africa. avn " "-e -i'-1 ~
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-01-04

Not Guilty of POiaOninE.
indianapolis, Dec. 29.-Anna Wagner
has been acquitted.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-01-04

language.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1894-01-04

lper ns e south African gold mines output is
INCREASING greatly.
, 1894-09-08

Soften i'll q. 6. 9eftn9's BO9pers Safe 6ubsieifoR.
auf euseineinsn gBunia Der sabIreiesH g.fuasr ssa
Serrn 9sung's Garm am Boomers Safe in @tscoHfiH in
bic 9afes5rOnt in Soften ~ausgelest unb in ben Wtartt
sebradt ROiuers Safe lift in stUeiflnetQsr Sabrt nil
Der Stortb msttru.8abH gu erreiae1 Iie9t Habs Der
citation Soma SunctiOn, NistOHitu. Sic fur8s Jabri
BON Genoa SuncttOn ann Safe lit reid an Seenerien uub
9eOdbrt cine bsrrItde @usiat aWf bas berumIiesenbs
Serrotu. Sic Soften BADEN fdH,mtIi6 so SUP SiibirpHi
ain Gee uub islbft i'm bHBeTtsH Soumer reBt eiu be.
ftdNSig fubIer @iue Sem GH6eu Hber BEN Safe uH6 Fnh
in Jplse Der Suofrout unS bes ftetis fubIeu 9Biu6.s
sieie Soften bic begehrttItsn am eaHssn Cafe fe babsT
cine Siefe BEN $3.50 SUB, fH6 nit BEN ih5nTteH
S9attenbGumen, tte Gtdeu, guGen, Gebern. un6 aaerIei
5GIiusseudafeu ~bsitanben, srbeben fG t~bsiItpstie so Jub
dber ben Gee unS bieten cine maIerlibs @usii6t ubsr ben
cine @tsiGe breiteH unb sioet 8aeiIen IangeH See, tDeIeer
an 9@6nbett unb Seenerieu benz Safe @enepa, benz be.
Ite3teiteu Gee gsiseortus, sleid,temRt 3as Hare
Wafer, BON Giienaueaen geuabrt, frsi BON aaea Sumpf.
pFanaeH, Der ianei9e 8eeer bieten Die IaDuTtsn gub..
pIdBe soblrei9s Slide gOOtfabren uns Ges.ln IaSeu
gu bieiem @pDrt. Sir gobeauftaIteH, CUTE 9erpFcsuus
unb prsa1pte 9er6inbuns srpiiasn Der station SenOa
SunctiOu Iub bent Safe 1T 9eIsrst.
Bur So Soften fiHo Dorbon6en; f.itte JamiIls uuS
ytatnrtisbbobsr iOlten es unterGaHeu, fb eine sautsas
gu ftGeru. Gabere ausfpnft srtbeiIt, foiuie qIattsu
Verisnset
6. NleIm&
178 @ttttuaufee Nbe.
sber 3iuHer so, $50. 20 Ga 5oae Str.
Gueinigsr @gent. SsIS. gHo 2auOgeI8dit
-
, 1894-09-08
J(eue an5eilgeup.

Olae Gooes. In3eieen, weIde fir ole
ntor9en=0us9abe Ger vJuinois Staotss
3eitun9" auf9eoeben Deroen, erfGeinen Fofen.
fret i'm 2IbenobIatt. Die Nnnahrne pom Din.
5eisen fit cas- NbenobIatt fdIie6t nm II uhr
l1ittass, fir Ole nIoreens2luseabe am 10 uhr
NbenSs.
, 1894-09-08
@erloren, &crIaufen, OefnnOen.


Sc erIOreu: &uabe, 2I Sabre alt, IOtiges bunfel=
~ bra&leS 3aar, Ouufelbroune @ugeH. trtg ouufel
pWtOtDer 9ubburo". Gute 9el0buung fUr SuforHatIoH.
y. 5. Jrauf, 1866 Nuluoutee &oe.
NerIOreu: Steiner p8lad ouo 1au"=0nno mt laus
~ gen GDreu uno rot6 uHO gel6eut Ieoeruen 5olsz
6ou0. &iberole Belobuuug lolr0 fir Deien @8ieOerbrln-
guHQ Ooer fUr Suformattou be3oblt. bic 81 leIIcr 1!le=
oererlauguuQ fUbrt. gta63uirageI i'll Der &Idet=OLpee
BON W}r9{ider'S 5heQfer. 1tuiD
, 1894-09-08
S$Gru1en.


On perfoufeu: Cine Id6ne Srn9tIarm III WtIbis
- Qau, uaGe @rano SaDe1, 50 9tder groB, NIT etu paar
5ouieuo ~trogeuoeu 05einltDden, 600 Rfrii4bQumeu, 200
B1ouuenbQiluet, Grbbeereu, 9imbeereu Il. /. tp., lit tur
$4,000 5u oerfaufeu. Sic SJ0rm ltegt at eInem W6retdeu
ftciuen See. Q9irD au) iur Qutes Rr0pertD umgetoul1t.
9tG0ereS 1910 81. &eo5ie Ape, nobe %&trHlto9e ape.
ltui0
cLormlauo, uur $3.50 per 2tder. fSruft6arer 8oben,
y guteS 8lima mo WQier. GrClr1iOu II. Septenber.
&8er &Uit bat. 0r3uiebeu, irQge uaD rs WeGs=Str,
Broom ], abeHpS 5.30-9 AbE 9Onutags "a 7ip2t
, 1894-09-08
@eMorbetet

9ta@ IGu9erem 2ejben nletn unDerQeB(t6er 8atte
&ea1rD Is. GutttD i'm 9uter DDu IS Sa6reu un0
5 Otonaten. 9te 8eerDi9uug ftuDet ont 9ieufto9,
0cn II. 9epteuI6er, 9to1mtttag8 2 ubr, pom
1r0lterboule, SOP @Doniton NDeuue, aus itatt.
9te tieitrauern0e Satin
@2cta Smith un0 &iuoer.
81ep3t Gotporo g. SutttD, @ruoer. /
, 1894-09-08

81 b puboIe.2otten. $500 un0 o~uftpdrts.
~ &ei9te 3ablungen. &ou9e 3ermiue. e 8ro3ert
Sntcreiien. Sn unmittelbarer Gtdbe bs apouoale ulto
0taplenooo 9epotS, ODu SbuleH uub Glrden. gteun
&1tten an Der 8RomaS &oe. nobe Der 9eImont rne
clifton &0e.. fiu0 fir cine reue G9uIe 9efauft unb miro
bieietbe iuuerboIb e.ue5 Sobre6 gebout ieiu. Mb3ugs.
tanQIe uuo 4oYier ftH6 gelegt. Die TSabrt nab Der Staot
betrGgt MIR 6 Gents. 9e 9Dhbobu miro ibre .3Ige III
fur5er 3elt hurD oteIes 9e6tet loEfeH Iaien. 8te I1Dn'
fen OclGGftslptteu on Der GliiOu uuo Belmont slpe,
leBtere Die 9ouptoerbiubung5Iinle 5piIhen Der Sta0t
uno Der Mefieite. geii6eu3 &otteu CIT onen Seiter'
ItroBeu. - 9duicr na6) @uui6 auf Ieibte Ib3oblln9en
gebaut. - Suge ~OGrlQffcH Souutags lin $40 ubr uH0
mn I30 D}IttaQs 6aS QBeas Str. s8epot unO balteu at
netuer 3peigDfice, SIDE 3toeriep str. unb NtapleDoOs
Station. Office Sonuta9s often.
6. NeImS,
Sfeb. bon, frif BAN 1885 Mtlpaufee I0E.
, 1894-09-08

Sretnben unb 8efaunte1t Die trauri9e ga9ri9t, baB
melne 9elte6te GpGDter
Ei1iSabSGha
I'M Mlter BON IA So9ren s M&uraten uuO 8 Sagen geItorz
ben lit. 2ie 8eerot9nug fin0et itatt on GonI1to9 9toG=
mtttQq nm . llbr bonn GrQuerbauie. 938 u. GIarf=5tr,,
nodD @roceouO. lin title &beilnabnte bitten Die tralt=
erH0en Sinterbliebenen
GItiabetb 9etttt, Mtntter.
Sonu, 93o5e, George, &elene,
7ip2t Pbtitp1, @otparo, SeiDtuilter.
, 1894-09-08
Seri1ie0e11es.
2n leihelt Qeln0t.


2 uGetben &c II d. t: $500 ouf cine 2ot uuf Der
~ 9~tor0leite. Safe Nlelu, lit $500 lpertb, fam ald fitr
$500 8oor 9efouft lperOen. OfferteH erbeteH .unter n
Stauts3tg. 4iep7t
, 1894-09-08
Itnterriht.

GO fir bret Wtonate. -8roftii6en llnterri9t I'M GHQll'
Vo I6en 5oq un0 AbeuoS ertbetitS pratlebrer Soutup,
500 3brpop, nobe Is. StraBe. &ommt beute, uOr9sH
Doer Ibermprqen.
meiuht: 9ritnoli6er Itenograpbii9er lluterri6t
" (SDiteln Sabelsber9er) nab Itueniter WtetBooe fur
9anten nnb 9erren. e 81 9taotS3eitung. SIT
, 1894-09-08
Glaiiifiiirte Nnseigen
gerIanga: Nfanner unO Gnaben.
tOitet Biz an 1oWorteu 10 Cents, iebes tpeitere WDrt
lgent. Ste1enQeiuGe freL

SktAN@SAS~ ASUGLEsIb HItu St+IuuCIS
Sc erlougt: SIN ebrltGer beutI9er Sun9e in einet
~ 3eitlngs9ei9Gtt; So per @o1e. 747 &tncOlu Aoe.
Sc erI0ugt: GIN Surge BON Is Sobrcu fir Goloou=
~ nrbett. u3be NtanBottan", 10. uno Seorbort Ctr.
RerInnQt: Grfabrene Mtadine = Spectators uuo
~ 90nb=gtdber al &luatS. 2 Wtilmaufee 9lneuue,
Gde Sin3ie Str. 1tu1o
SO er1on9t: Sin iln0er Mour, Der i6on 8dderlua=
9en=2rel6er mar. uto eI1 erIter &Ioie &IdDen=
8dder. 65O6 g. Stote Str.
Sc erIoHQt: 10 @nte OtGnuer, nm nn1 0&obi1pu,
~ G1t5, 81 geben unO i'm @tsbaus Su arbettet. 9od.
3|ufra9et 215 48eft Is. Ctr.
9eerIan9t: 100 Mout Sonnta9 Ntorgeu 10 ubr
~ fur BEN u@lbdner ODn gtotre=9anie" III Der @urora=
Srrnpaae 3unt 8enefiB fr Die armen BON @ulmolt, als
g olbaten. 7lp2t
9~SerIon9t: 3mei iunge 2eute fHr @touorbeIt
~ 7p2t $40 q. @larf=Str.
NerIauQt: @er6er, Der bas @erbeu uuo 5jniibtng
~ pom aolbteaen in IogenonnteS Gongaroo Salt non=
it6not9 neritebt; n1uB Elm iplioer, titdtt9er Wtatu ieit,
Der let1e @rbett griin0li9 oerftebt. Gutter Sobu. &br
u. g. Solanton, 1919 Orange Ctr, 9terpart, 81. 8.
3ip7t
, 1894-09-08
Jin0u5ieueB.


S2oie, Gutulan & So, Wtort9oge 8onfers, 20 Gear,
w bDruitrnBG DerIetben Gelb auf gbicaQper @ruuos
%eigentbunt gu ben nieorigfteu @reiieL iOpie ou9 ouf @ss
bauoc. 6oea, lS,t
, 1894-09-08
0eWDrDc14 z

Edward Ruxnn@l
i'm Sitter pDn So Sobren u10 10 Mouoten. geerbi9tng
BON Ieiner @ODnun9, 1413 gorb=9oIIfeo=Str, @onutag,
be1t 8. September, nm 2 uDr 9todmtttoQs. ltuIp
, 1894-09-08
OSeSs@Gm3cf0e

Sim Z. September itoro &etem 9g&mItd), qeb. 9eib,
geiiebte @attum 1ol S5o9n @tlli@. @eeroi8na9 pom
TENDER, g.oGatttto95 153 uDr, per &uti9en nab Wun=
Ders &irbb0f.
, 1894-09-08
m0bentli6e Brieftite.

0VICHgD 8. SepIeNIDer.
glGe in bieier Site ou9e6etgten SrieIe, tuel9e ni8t
tnnerbo1b srpei MObeu, BON pbeultebenoeu Saturn eiRs
eere9ret, 0bgeholt Itub. DerOe1 ua4 Der Dead Letter
Office III MoibinQt0n Qei0nOL
, 1894-09-08

80 8jbcmou 5rauttIet
81 8ielmau u &
3l2 SSIuor &arl
3l3 8irGiallD San
3l4 Sla6l SoDu
315 8laba Nnclar
SIG 8los5fa5fi 3tuoreas
81 8liultrut SO5eT
3l8 3lo1 GimDn
3l9 8loOau 9lnlolIe
800 BLOOM WtOle
S21 9lll!nmer e
322 8oGm 2luHa WfiB
323 8Dbm 8O1lua
324 8pDIt Wtarie
325 Boil SIR
326 Belle Oscar
327 8puID &arl
32S 8prOOu y
329 gDStIuS NrttOH
$50 8Dttl6er 9erman
331 5OuiiIIm @ulma
332 Sr0ller SbereIe
333 Braun GOIuar0
334 Bretld SObu
335 SrDmU Wtr
1916 8ubat SD3eT
337 8utfOoIeb So1epb
338 Casper 8
339 @QsCie SllCl1
$40 Seller u
BAL GDintberboff 81
342 @briiitauIeu @briltiaH
343 @pbeu 0QUiO
344 Cohen Ss5ael
345 @oDeu Z
346 9ulbaue 2S0a
BAT -G5erui9opsft So3ef
348 G5ermiec 6Qm5l0ir
$40 9Qutel @lIie
$50 9e Bui9ue Sol
351 9em0r GarOliue
352 Sc &rD SEQ WtiB
BOB 9ertS s. s
354 9prau @briIti0u
800 9prr SObanu Wtrs
1856 9reber SubaHU
357 0reniu RDbert
358 8uliu 2ln0reaS
$50 9Dr0Ou SO3ef
$50 95ieu SeOr3O
30l Gder A0Ulf
362 @oclmaHu SO3ef
1868 @olporO SEQ
364 Giterer AugeuIca
300 Gtiteiu O}ar
3G6 Grtl 2tnpis
367 GltriH ct
36S @I9eHbouuI WtorIs
| 1863 Seller fSr
$40 G5eltc5 5ReOOOr
81 Slider GmIt
372 Slider Sor9en
| 373 5Sled SpDouu (2)
374 SFleu5b0us Sberiia
S75 5lDref Wtt90l
376 5rudinln g
81 TSraut @etel
3I8 SSrant&
| 379 Sreper Nuguit
! $50 fSreDmanu Aug
| 3Sl SyreDmanH @
$50 Slides 9ermann
| 3S3 SSriom0n 90
| 38k fSrlti6fe Oten5l
385 6roblt6 Soieftne
1856 Syl,G6 IT
| 3SI SSur1t gt0tDt15
| 38S 8abriel 9arbara
389 9atuS 9SomaS3
$50 @orbored SD5ef ~
39l 6aSperif Sp5eT
392 Geoeou &OrmG3
1913 Sumter SDici
1894 6eriB 60 SODau
395 6ej9ej5ti z
1896 @erfogtilp SaSquele
397 6e@te grult
398 Slofiig GImOu
800 0perB @OmarO
400 @Oloberg Bb
4OI @orale5Df SO5CT
4O2 6DStiu0mStI WtiC3Dsl
403 905e Gnrl
4O4 @raeOe Slime
405 6raes MilDelmiue
406 Sraf Nuua
4U7 9r0BmaHH Button
40S @riuter 8ebr
400 9raBWtud SuItnf
40 9rpBmanu 9loolf
All 9rOtDmaun W&rs
4l2 @ru6e3DnSfi &orenS
Alb 9r5DlIt WOiei6
Alb @uQutDer fSriOa
4l4 6uautber Charles
4l6 6urroH Sorl
All 8urtler @bnS
ALB Snmmel Sulie
4l9 0anberIer Sttilie
420 9onnon &I55ie
421 &tapperS berger 30 g
422 0aralppic Setter
ABB Sarpmou &DlIi5
424 0ausler YaulIue
425 9aoelfe 5SraHt
1876 9edmuuu Otto
427 SerB 9lmorea5
428 9GrmouH y
429 3en9it 9eOmig ~
430 0er5 u
431 @latfD SEQ (2)
432 9oTeu6erg S0Sef
ABB &orm 9lMna
434 @u6ert Sobu
435 Sucob @uit
436 So9r 6 s
437 Sabim5ta Wtoue
438 Safa5 Surgis
439 SatDb Spb0uH
40 Sauuitt Stefau
AL Sar5Ombet 9llg
442 SaItu5fi @uOSp
443 Sa83fo5fi SULTAN
444 Sen1eu @BriltIau
AS SelaB u
4z6 Sabal0pSt0 81
~ &atub30 So5ef
448 GarC5emstg 2lHtpu
440 Srag &nrl
$50 &arlteu 8uliuS
45l &asper5fl StauiSlalu
ASP GcDrer albert
453 geuit Saue5
A54 GertiuQ IBillU
455 &ett0Stn Mti0Qel
456 Rtrdler Eeter
451 &IlteHoeHu 2tlbert
458 &IrtitO 8~eueoget
456 Gtottp SEQ
460 Rli9 Sufo6
46l &Iiuf 2lHtou
462 Silu5n San
463 8Olb @ottlOb
464 SotterHtGu @rnft
465 8oliHSti San
1856 &ouecuD Tyrauf
467 &oitn0Iuoif Sont
46S &Otpatem5ti Simon {.
469 GomolSfi Sutton
40 8050f 8aClar
AL Eramer Sobau
472 &rou5 u @
Alb 8reuler Steiner
474 &rDla 2aGarD
AS SuC3IHSta 5 9y}r5
AS Supper Gobt
All &umtomSti Slofil
AIS EupSte Baul
40 Gur3amStt SObau
Asa Qridlpl SCrul
, 1894-09-08
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

Animal 0~ta+amapt of the PENNSYLVANIA FIRE
huhuol ptaUhl6Ht INSURANCE COMPANY Of
Philadelphia in the State OF Pennsylvania on the
Slst day of December, 1898: made to the Insurance
Superintendent of the State Of Illinois, pursuant
to law:
Capital.
Amount of Capital Stock paid up in
, 1894-09-08
$O0eS=&GQe3eiN

Sreunbeu unO 8efonrtel1 Die trouriQe 9todriGt, baB
lnier 9%eliebter @oDn &9cGars), nod tur3ent obcr Idroerem
sel6sn!, i'm sitter Do11 ; Sa9ren, l MsoM9t rno 4 &99eni
itott, ait 8. September, | ubr, bonn Irauerbouie 30. 2l0
%. Belmont Npe. nab Wol0belr. I'm titles SetleiO
bitten Die tr0uerrIDeu 0tuter6tiebeuen {:
@Da3. Gtrabl, Sbrtoa strait, Glterr.
GbaS. mo &tngWt, Bruoer. 8isp2t
&ooe&z&t135e3ge+
Sreunben un0 gefauuten bc tralriQe Nut6riht Bag
liebe M}utter Sop2t0 9OR, @ittpe oou Sobann
9oB uto Mtutter DON yrl5 uuo Gorpttne 9DB, Jreitag
9{orQen Z Mr. Oer16ie0eu lit. Sic 9eer6iguug ftubet
GpnHto9 MtittaQ III uDr pom IA &empie Ctr. ans itatt.
Sic tgGl'ettgHeat 6stmterbltebetea.
Go1rt &efftas8 93o. 52> g .. s..
Sen 8rtoern 5lr Na)ribt, bag 8ruoer g. &eaner
0citorbeu lit. Sic 8eamten miheH an 9onutQg, ben 8.
Septeluber, Hill II uDr IN Der $1aae eri0eiHel.
g. S0GEf, D0erf0riter.
@0A2. BOrGer, @etr.
, 1894-09-08
'FFICIAT. PUBLICATION.

OFFICIAL. PUBLICATION.
Annual Statement Of Q the PACIFIC FIRE .1NsU.
York in the State of New York, on the 3lst
day of December, 1898: made to the Insurance
superintendent Of the State of Illinois, pursuant
to law:
Capital.
Amount OF Capital Stok paid up in
o0,900.Oo
, 1894-09-08

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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-02
SAYS BE ISN'T DEAD.
Considerable Mystery Regarding the
King of Siam.

LONDON, Septem Der 1.-The Pail Mall
Gdzeue to-day publishes long letter
from Bankok explaining the recent
rumors that the King OF Siam was dead.
Bankok, the writer says, is in fever
heat OF excitement on account OF the
repeated announcements. Many people
believe the news was sent out in order
TO test public opinion and that the real
facts ia the case have been withheld for
state reasons. The members Of the dip
lomatic corps, it is added, share Sthe
general ignorance on the subject and
many OF them predict trouble. The
British minister, it appears, has re.
ouested that another gunboat be sent
from Hong KONG 10 view Of the alarm.
ing rumorS.
In Siamese high circles it is asserted
that the king is suffering from fever,
the resl cause OF his ailment being To-
diligence in chloral, which has long
been his favorite drug. Now, it seems,
the king feels the effects OF the indul-
gence with such severity that there is
small hope Of his recovery. The royal
palace is crowded with notabilities and
for some reason not explained the crown
prince Is not allowed TO see the king.
The palace ladies', the letter says, are
turning their wealth into diamonds and
the king having mistakenly elevated
his relatives TO important posts In the
kingdom, the duration OF the dynasty is
regarded as improbable.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-02
WELLSBURG.

WrIIsBURG, September 1.-Mr. Henry
Mendel is Ill with typhoid fever.
H. Q. Hervey, Esq, is in Washington,
D.. C.
Misses Hattie Lauck and Annie Bennett
spent Sunday at Mr.. James Wells near
West Liberty.
Mrs. will cakes and sister, Ida Fowler,
returned on Tuesday to their home in Pitts
burg.
Mrs. Will Bone visited friends in Martins
Ferry this week
Mrs. John McColloch, Glen's Run. Ohio
county, was the guest over Sunday of Mrs.
George Kemp.
land, Tex.
Miss Stella George will attend Wesleyan
Female Seminary, at Cincinnati, the COM
ing term.
Mr.. d. c. Barcus, a prominent orange
grower Of Citra, Fla, Is visiting friends In
the city.
Miss Maggie Forney, of Wheeling, is
visiting Miss Alice Carmichael.
Miss Ida Taylor has returned to her
home in Bethany, after visit with Miss
Minnie Smith.
Miss Lillian Jacob has returned to her
home in Ohio county, after visit with
Miss Virginia Kerr.
The Disciples Sunday school picnic was
held az Smiths grove on Tuesday. The
Presbyterian was held on Thursday at the
same place, and the Episcopalion was held
on Friday at Lewis Mill. An excellent
time was reported from each.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Barth returned on
Thursday from q pleasant trip to the lakes
Messrs T.. a and Earl Frost are attend
ing the X. Of p. Encampment at Washing
ton.
Andrew Edwards (colored) died on
Wednesday and was buried on Thursday
in Brooke cemetery.
Miss Kate Charnock, of Wheeling, is
visiting the family of Mr.. J. NJ. Charnock.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-02
sIsrERsvILLE NEWS.
Special to the Register.

Special to the Register.
SINTERsvIILE, September THE Victor
Oil Co.'s No rs, on the F. Il. Wells farm
below town, is in the sand and showing for
a good well.
The rig for Ernest Stewart & Boyer's
No. l, on the E. X. Pollock farm, is up, and
drilling will be commenced the first Of the
week.
James Mcconnell and Marve Davis were
at Marietta yesterday attending the big
Fair.
Wells farm, is 1000 feet deep and drilling
nicely.
Jacob Koontz, of New Martinsville, was
in the city to-day.
The Victor Oil Co. has rigs up for their
Nos. 81, % and 90, F. Il. Wells farm.
ID. Young was il Wheeling to-day on
business.
7. D. Ham, General Superintendent of
the Mellor Pipe Line Company, went to
Pittsburg this morning.
Mr.. Cunningham, machinest with Cham
berlain & Wittlesey, went TO Parkersburg
this afternoon.
Perry Nelson, who has been taking a
short vacation on account OF spralned
ankle, is again filling his place with the
Eureka Pipe Line Company at the Thistle
pump station.
Henry M. Brilles went to Wheeling this
evening to spend Sunday with Mrs.
Brilles.
The receipts of the Eureka Pipe
Line Company, as reported by
the engineers ct the Thistle
Pump Station this morning, for the TWEEN
ty-four hours ending to-day at z o'clock
were 1854 barrels. an increase over
the amount reported yesterday of 1000
n dol fOr
week ending this morning are 1890 bar
rels. The total runs for the month OF
August were 423, 204, or daily average Of
1862 as against 1874 for last month,
showing that the field is not only not de-
creasing but is increasing in production.