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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-17
THE QUORUM RULE.
Tho House Committee Mt Last Ado
aCkrru Dectl,s Rule

Tho House Committee Mt Last Adopts
Scar" Recd's Hule.
WASHINGTON, D. G., April 16.-After
a session OF two hours to-day the Demo.
cratic members OF the house CO mmittee
on rules agreed on the new quorum
counting rule, and theraupon sen. for
Mesar,. Reed and Burrows, the Repubi-
can members OF tho committee. 1t Is
understood that the rulo provides for
ascertaining quorum by counting
mombers present but not voting, and
also for fining members who absent
themselves from the house. Tho new
rule will probably bo presented to the
house Tomorrow
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-17
FUR WILL FLY
In Breckinrldse's District When the Con
test for Nomination Begins.

In Breckinrldse's District When the Com
test for Nomination Begins.
OwESToN, KY, April l6.-The news
of tho verdict in tho Pollard -Breckin-
ridge case created no particular eur
prise here. especially among tho voters.
The feeling regarding Breckiuridse is
about the samo as before the verdict.
If anything, his friends appear more
active, us they assevt that tho result Of
tho trial will cut no figure in this end Of
the district Breckinridge telographed
to some Of hia friends to-day that he
was in the race to win, and to cotnmun-
lcate the samo to his friends ia this
county. Now that tho result OF the
trial is known, it is supposed that Settle
will begin Mt once an active canvass.
Lively times are expected in the near
future, and the fur will ly,
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Steamship News,

NIw YoRK, April le.-Arrived-
Edam, from Amsterdam.
HALIFAX, April Observation-Disclosures
Ayres, from Glasgow.
HAMBuRo. April 16.-Arrived-Bohe.
mia, from Now York.
LIVERPOOL, April 1a.-Arrlvsd-Car.
shagenia, from Boston. 4
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MADRID, April 16.-The Cortes was
tho scene to-day Of a bitter dispute be-
tween Senior Moret, minister Of foreign
affairs, and the Marquis De 4Iochadcy.
1t 10 believed that the outcome will be
q duel; in fact, both senor Moret and
the marquis have appointed seconds TO
arrange the terms Of 4 meeting.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-17

COLUMBUS, ONO. April l6.-E. A.
Cole, OF the Hooking Valley Coal and
Iron Company, being asked as to the
truth Of the story that q national coal
trust Is to be inauguratod, said there
was no truth in it. "If," said he, ",here
wero but ono hundred operators, it
might be done, but with an operator at
zach cross roads the thing is no. prac-
t;,nl ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-17

ANGELS CAMP. GALA, April 16.-Tho
down stage from Angels Camp to Mil
ton was robbed this morning by a
masked highwayman at San Cros,ct,s,
about three miles from town. Wells
Fargo's iron box was opened and tho
contents taken. Tho robber secured
about $1,000 in silver. Deputy Sheriff
Bream and posse OF eight mon started
out Immediately in pursuit OF the rob.
bers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-17

WASHINGTON, D. G., April l6.-Miss
Madeline Pollard is still Mt tho Provi.
dcnce hospital suffering from the
nervous prostration which followed up.
on her trial. Inquiries at the hospital
to-day clicted tho information that her
condition remains about the came as
yesterday. That sho ia likely to pass
through serioua illness is not yet
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-17

BosroN, Mass, April l6.-The Twcn.
ty-ninth anniversary OF President Lin.
coins death was celebrated tonight by
n memorial meeting in the Peoples
church ut which William Lloyd Gurrl-
son presided and the speakers were
Governor Grccnhalgc and Judge Albion
W. 1ourpce.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-17
: Tho Armor Plate Matter,

q WASHINGTON, D. c., April l6.-Attor.
,ney Wallace. OF Pittsburgh, has been in
Town to-day. He said this evening that
.he had made an attempt to see Secre-
sary Herbert but had not succeeded.
he will remain in Washington several
days and will undoubtedly have a full
opportunity to lay his clients facts be-
'tore the secretary within o day or two.
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CoNsTIrUTIoNAL QUESTION,

Supreme Court Decision Concerning tho
Presidcnrs Power OF Approval.
WASHINGTON, d. c.. April lG.-A con-
stitutional opinion Of great Importance
was rendered by Judge Mott, OF tho
court OF claims, to-day in passing unon
one OF two cases arising out Of tho Wcil
and La Abra Mexican awards. Tho
question presented was MS to whether or
not the Presiden, can lawfully approve
a bill after the adjournment OF Com
gress. Judge Mott held that the Proai.
den, has that right. provided that it be
exercised within tho ton days allowed
him by the constitution.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-17
WHERE is HOLLAND?
a West Virginia Medical Student
Mysteriously Disappears.
NO TRACE OF HIM CAN Be FOUND

ny his Distracted Paronts and tho
Washington Poiico-W. II. u. Hol.
land. OF Ravons,Yood, Leaves Wash.
fnEton for Baltimore and Is Not
Heard orAgain-Tho Boy Has Boon
Keeping Lato Hours, but His Eel.
low Students All Speak Highly of
Him-othor Washington News.
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EFFiSGHAM. Ills, April l6.-General
Frye and his Commonweal army arrived
in this city this afternoon 100 strong,
General Frye being in charge. They
went into camp on the outskirts OF tho
city and will remain over tomorrow to
rest and clean up. The nen arc intel
lisent and well behaved.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-17

SANTA FE, n. NJ, April l6.-Tho Uni
ted States court Of private land claims
to-day handed down decision declar-
ing void tho Gorvacco Noland grant
claim to about 600,0O0 acres in Mora
county. Justices Sluss and Stone dis
seutcI,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-17

FRESNO, GALA. April led. Nor
rell, partner OF Bandit CHRIS. Evans,
was to-day sentenced by Judge Harris
to life imprisonment at Folsom for rob-
berry. Evans and Morrell held up q
constable while making their escape
from Fresno priaon three months ago.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-17

CLEVELAND, o., April 16.-The score
tonight in the opening game OF tho
second continuous pool match botwecn
Clearwater and D'Oro, was: D'Oro 20S;
Clearwater lGO.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-17

WAsnlSaroS, D. c., April l6.-Rcp.
ssontative Jerry Simpson was some.
yhat improved to-day, and this even
ing the improvement continues. At 0
o'clock he was resting com iortably.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-17
A SERIOUS PROBLEM
In Connection With tho Coxey
Business Contronts tho Police,
WHATS TO Be DONE WITH THEM

After tho Army Disbnnds In Wash.
ington, Whom n Now Unknown
Number of Destitute Men VIII DO
Turned Loose In tho CIty?-h POSI-.
bllity That tho District Militia Will
Have to DO Called out-Coxcy Still
at Cumberland aud Other Brigadcs
Enroutc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-17
THE COAL STRIKE.
Active Preparations Go On for tho
Groat Walk. Out Saturday.
THE OPERATORS NOT DISTURBED.

Thoy Ronson That n Largo Proper.
tlon of tho Throo Hundred Thou.
sand Miners arc Destitute aud Will
DO Forced to Go To Work at Any
Pricc-Tho Fcoiiug In tho Pitts
ourEh Distrlct-oporators Believe
That the Strike VIII DO short.Liyod.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-17

WAsHlxeToY, D. O.. April l6.-The
new senator iron, Georgia, Mr.. Walsh,
lpald hia frs. visit to the white house
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-17
Base HAIL Yesterday.

Base Rail Yesterday.
IMprAHAroLIs. IHD., April 1G.-pittu.
burgh s; indianapolis @.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-17
coAIaioNwEALERs BoYCorrEp.

Citizens OF Sau Bernardlno Making It Hard
For the Army-rroubls is Feared.
CoLToS, GALA, April l6.-The second
Los Angeles regiment OF the unem-
ployed.is meeting with anything bu.
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For West Virginia, fair and continued south.
cast winds --La
For Western Pennsylvania and Ohio. fair;
southeastwindsj slightly cooler In northern por.
ton. s'.IVl
THE TEMPERATURE SATURDAY.
M fiirrIahnh hr L Ecuxrnr drn.-.l.t oo.n..
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Gin Wabnrmf an Ste ,,Mp{Hms=
Menimen."

BON dratli6er Settle wirb gel9ries
ben: @s wurbe fbon oft benz unmils
len iiber bic Menf9en, bic f6 nit
Mof9uS einparfiimiren, Musbrud pers
lieben. @s 9ibt in Der Shat faum
etuas Mibermdrttgeres, als etnen bers
artig subringli6sn @eru9, Der ben
unf6ulbigen Wanberer auf ber StraBe
ober auf Der pferbebabn uteu9tings
iiberfd0t. 8ielei6t trdst eS etuaS
sur @errineerung bieier 2anbplase
bel, menn man iid Der Betpeggriinbe
erianert, bic pobl 3uerl unb 3u uneit
sur 9lHDenoung 10 ftarfer &ie6nitteI
gefibrt baben. @s mar 3neifelIos ni1t
lonobl Der Wunid. einen angenebmeu
ginbrud berpor3urufen, als pielmebr
Der, einen nod aaritigeren @era6 gu
ilbertduben. @s giebt ia 2eute genug,
Delde cine iibelrie6enbe 8ei9dftigung
poer Elm forperlides 2eiben perbergen
modien unb eS bod gu miibiam finz
ben, our6 peinli6e Sauberteit ibren
3ped su erreidsn, ober pieaeidt nidt
ubnen, mie piel bieieS uni6ulbige Mits
lei 3n leilten permas. Sic molea liez
Der, inoem lie gum Moi6us ibre 3us
fludt nebmen, ben Seufel bur9 Beel
aebub au5treiben. gDaS bier aus Notb
gsidab, ytarren finben li6, es na93us
dhen, obne eine beioAbere YeranlaKung
gu baben. Dieie miifen es li6 bann
aber aud sefallen lafien, nit Semen in
benielben 3opf gemorfen 3u tperben.
llno bas 1T gut fir bic ubrise Menids
belt. so bdlt man ieben Wtoi6uss
0teniden fur elm Weien, pel6es auBer
oem unausfebliben Woi6usgeru6 i'm
8ebeimen nod anbere unau8iteblibe
Gigeni6aften beibt. Denn in Nnlebs
nun9 oil bas befannte Spri1mort :
Wer la6t, madt lid perbd6tig." beiBt
es bier: rWer rie9t, ma6t fib perbd6s
tig." Wenn bic Moi6us Menl1en
bic Sadie einmal bon bieier Settle be-
tra6ten, merben iie pieqeidt auf an=
bere Wittel finnen, tpel6e tpeaiger 8ers
ba6t erregenb be3iiglid ibrer eisenen
perion unb auglei6 tpeniser beIeibigenb
fiir bic ytaien ibrer Witmeni6en iein
wIrben.
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rpobnbeiten III Der 0ertuit Der Mauneetraft,
9errittung ber Ronftitution, nian4mal @s'
btrmeripei&uns, GpilepFe. edbmuns oeer
gar peleubete GobiuAt.
GoIde llnsladlide auf ben redten Wes
su Iettem, fie 3u retten unb ibueu erneute &c.
bensfreube tu peridaffen III ber .3wed Der
9erausseber zines, In flarer, aber be3enter
Gprade, seidriebsnen 8udes iibsr bic Na.
tur, Spmptome unb Seilbarleit folder Set
ben bur4 sisene 8ebanbluns. Diefss Bud
tutrb tn einfaGsm 1midIas, uerfeselt, sesen
Ginienbung bon 10 Gents III Briefmarteu,
fiir bas Yorto, berianbt. Wlan rpenbe fi&
on bic Worlds Dispensary Medical Aaso-
citation. eea Ulaiu Ctr. Buffalo, W. D.
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Gerihieoenes.

Serrtn Eoihentiiher, fur rs Gents.
9erren 8aIbrigean l1nterbemben, 25 gents.
Gtnfade seidumte 9erren gaidentii1er,
8 fiir 25 Gents.
Sauptqnartier fir ieibene l1nterspaare.
Speben erbalten ein neues 2ager tpeider
Manitoba 9iite, tie mir fir $500 bertoufen.
nnier Ierfanf ccn $500 Derbb Siiten
bauert fort.
Seibene 8inbfOr stlippie fir Rnaber
mnb Mdnner gu 10 Gents
Gin ele5antes Sager BON 3eseuihirmea
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6errett : &leibertpaarell.

Ginise beo4tenswertae Offerten in RIeis
Der. Saaren bietet 8. WoIfion tp6brenb Der
nahlten Gage, unb tpenn es Guh um Gpars
laisfett unb bsquem iisenbe &teiher 40 ttun
TT, 70 benutt bic iett sebotene gelesenbe,f.
Eommt unb beiebt nniere $1l, $13 SO unt
$l4 rs An3iige, bic an Sh1nbeit. Mrbeit &C.,
ale gu bieiem Preile aus9efe1ten, iibeys
treffen.
nnfer 8erfanf bon $40 Mn3isen su $7.s6
fur Sitneliuse bauert fort.
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Wl6bel. geppide. N1atten ,t.

I'm Elm neu einseridtetes 9eim fir bic
@insiebenben contfortabet unb gliidliH am
MAIDEN, seb6rt in eriter 8eibe: i15ne M5beI,
ftdnbe Sn feinem 2aben ber Stabt fiubet
man ele3antere M5bel unb biibI1ere Seps
pidbe gu 10 niebrisem Yreiie aIs Bet 8. Dclffcn.
Ron.mt uno iiber3eust Sud.
Speben erbalten eine ttene &usnabI 9ats
ton @l5beI, bic iiberaiI, no fie gum Sertauf
aasseftelt finb, populdr setporben.
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6oien! 6oieu 6oieu I!

Sn 9erren= unb anaben.9oien, tppbon mir
Elm grobes unb ausseipdbItes 2aser fiibren,
baben mir ebenfaas cine @reis.Serabiebmns
eintreten Iofien
Sine 2ot Ieinene SoIen 3u $1.25 bas 6tiid.
uniere $1.50 Scien herabseiett etf $1.lb.
Hniere $2.25 9oien berabgeiett auf $1.60
unb $1.75.
l1niere $2.75 9oien berabsefett auf $500
unb $2.25.
lanfere $4.oO Soien berabseiett auf $500.
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stne @iaion Treanss.

Gin Sreunb in ber glctb TT Elm wtrfiGer Ereunb r.
Riot weniser ais etne MitlicH 9eute baben fold enen
Ereune tn sDr. 8tns8 Reuer Grfinbuns sesen Grtdl'
tnns, 9ujten unb G@winbiu&t4 sefunben. Wenn Sie
eiefe srobarttse Snen sebtetn nod ute setrau@ ba=
ben, bann fpllten Ste f4 bur@ etnen gerfu& hapon
hber5eusen, bab hteielte wunberbare @irtunsen bel
eer 9eiiurs ppu allen GALS, Brufs unb aunseubes
(&perben ersielt. Bon jeber GIafae wirb sordntrt,
hab bas aettel Nues letfte, mas bon ibm perfprpen
wre, cber hab bas Gelb 5urd6ertattet rprb. grptes
flal@eu fret bet ber uSan antcnio Drug Gp.~ Grobe
Glaf&en su 50 Gents uub 81 90.
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OIetdbfatst nit etmettt WabItetm
Sttts 0ett Gat&

1T ber iunse Wiaun be.
laftet, Der an nerp6fer
Grihcpfuns, merp6ier
G4md4e, mangsltaf.
tenn @ebdhtnib, Wte.
\bergef4logenbeit, ret3.
barren temperament
unb ben 3abuoien aube.
rem Golgen sebeimer,
oft III p6uiger 9arn,.
loiSsfeit begangener
Sugenbiiinben leibet.
Der Glu4 folder iut'
Der flQtilrlthen 0es
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- Sas Gone Star Bier bat
einen duBerf angenebmen @ei6mad. es
1T pridelnb, entbdlt baS ri6tige Mab
uon 8oblenidure unb betommt ausses
aei6net.
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Tortwdbren6e
Prels s-Ernaessiiguaggen bel !. VaEspa.


9bab omm e nem oie qoBe Sp6ei ua bic nr Gud ten!
ene o9o se Der @aum
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9amea > &leioeritoffe.

Gertis semadte Damen YercaIs &leiber
friiberer 8reis $3.50, jett $1.20.
Sertis gemaate Oamen &letber berabs
seiett BON $4.0o auf $3.50.
Serttg semadte Oamen &leiber berab,
geIett BON $500 aui $3.50, $6 90 &leibsr su
$500 unb $500 &leioer su $500.
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Wolijous aufgepnbte 9anlem>Oif1

tperben iebt gum baIben Yreiie rerfauft.
Solt @nb iett einen SAILOR. .9ut, pdbrenb
er 10 biaig it, 8eiebt uniere neuen &eiie.
quite. Sabt @ud AUDI uniere neuen golums
bta. Sadlon Parf, 2eenaro unb &nor Cute
in Stanp 8roipn lno fdipars seieen, ete fir
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= Sie @itD 8rauerei liefert elm auSs
ge3ei9aete8 Glai6enbier namentli6
fiir Gamilien.
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= Sie Spmpbonie unieres 2ebens
baut ii6 auf aus ben 2eitmotipen un'
ierer eugenb.
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= Sc seiitreider bu biH, befo mebr
Dummbeiten barfit bu iasen.
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9amen, uue &iuoer~ Wfnslin. 2eua

Damen YereaIe.Taiaen, tpertb $l.25 ber.
aoseiett auf $1.O0.
Soeben erbalten 200 Onbsnb Damen
Sauae Saden, bic 20 Gents bringen lollten !;
tpir baber ite auf 25 Gents berabeeiebt.
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gmdbft 0u 8eIhafttauua2

@ine ausseaei1nete @eIesenbeit $75 bis
500 per Wonat sarantirt JdbereS bur1
Or. S4oop, 80. II Main Ct, Raeine, sSis.
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- Man brau6t f6 an 2one
Star 8ier nidt erlt gu sem6bnen.
Sober ber's trinft, benz i1medt's.
The Lamar register., 1894-02-17
The close-Democras Free.

Any reader of this paper can get
The ST.. LOUIS GLoBK- DEMocRAr free.
Read the offer, on another page. and
take advantage of it at once. The
Weekly Globe Democrat is now IS
sued in Semi. Weekly sections, eight
pages each Tuesday and Friday, six
teen pages every week, making it
practically a Semi W eekly paper, yet
the price remains ONLY ONE poLIAR a
year. In politics, it is strictly Re
publican, but it gives all the news,
and is absolutely indispensable to the
farmer, merchant. or professional
man who has not the time to read a
large daily paper, aud yet desires to
keep promptly and thoroughly post
ed Sample copies will be sent free
on application to GLoHE PRNrrSo Co,
ST Louis, Mo.
The Lamar register., 1894-02-17
Yesterday the nomination Of W

Yesterday the nomination OF w.
II. Peckham of New York for asso-
ciate justice of the United States su-
prone court was rejected by the senate
after a bitter contest. The oppcsi-
ton was led by Senator Hill, OF New
York. aud the action of the senate
was to him signal victory. This
viii add fuel to the flames already
burning so fiercely between the cuckoo
faction of the democratic party, and
the stalwart wing led by the New
York senator. 1t viii also add an.
other nail to the political coffin of
the party, and aid materially in the
elections next fall, and in the com
plete overthrow of that organization
1896 While the pie counter has
proven power, it does not appear
to be omnipitent
The Lamar register., 1894-02-17
NorIlE roR PUnLICArIoN.

LsND OFficg At LalAH. fotu.
FrhrslarF u ssat
NOTICE i hereby given that fha faiipu .pa-
N usmed settler has hlnd notico ct his intgls-
tion 80 make unai prs-at ia sapsasrt II q. clar
and that sai1 un-sf all r. made tsfura tis
Register or kszorlFcr a. Lamar. tnlsil aiiQs -
March "a. tslt. va; Emanuel 4 uiiuarr ~ E. NJ
esG for the ns / section y. teaasitp = -puial.
ranrr r. wHsf-
he namo~ the foiloufnr Wiinsssrs 20 prove be-
rontinuous residence ufan and eliitiratiun "
said land. va y. y. SciseruseT TilaIr. y. = Nil-
La rar. Noltrado.
fsbls MARI g. u. tuln, Eest-tHf.
The Lamar register., 1894-02-17
Raising the Flag.

On February %, 1894, the school
will assemble at . a m. as usual AT
$50 they VIII march to Main street
to the bank, where they viii be joined
by the local orders and citizens. The
march will be continued to the NJ f
Church where exercises will take
place according to the following pro
gram:
l. Singing --star spansled Banner by
Cactus Club.
>. Prayer
3. Presentation OF Flag.
4. Address of acceptance Miss Jennie
Martin.
.. Reading Of the poem Miss Nellie
Goodale.
6. Singing by the Cactus Club.
I. Address patriotism in the Public
School, J. C. Stevens.
S. Singing Cheer, Cheer We the Flag
Ever True"
.. Marching to the School Building
TO- Raising the Flag by the G. AR
II. Three cheers for the flag.
IL. Singing America
13, Salute Of p guns by the G. \. r.
The formation will be as follows:
Band, School, Gnard of Honor. G. A K,
Societies and Citizens.
A cordial invitation is extended to
the. schools of the county to be pres
ent and participate in the exercises.
The 22nd being a nationaLholiday
it Is hoped that all the citizens OF
Lamar and vicinity will join heartily
in this patriotic demonstration and
The Lamar register., 1894-02-17

On Tuesday of this week c. b
'Thoman was appointed Register Of
the United States Land Office here
aud Ezra c. Novels, of Baca county,
Receiver. Mr., Thoman is an excel
lent citizen, and one of the best
known democrats III the county. He
has resided here for about Z years,
and has been active and influential
in his party's consuls, He is at the
present time clerk of the district
court. He is well equipped for the
position. and viii make an efficient
and faithful officer
Mr.. Movies has resided in Baca
county for number of years He
was formerly county judge there, and
was the democratic nominee for state
senator for this district in 1892. His
friends say that he is especially well
qualified for the position, and will
make an agreeable and aecommo-
dating official
The Lamar register., 1894-02-17
NOTICE

NOTICE Is hereby given that the follnuiur-
IN siuscrib--i tracts Of ruhlie lands, te-git
Lot Srvru Ii S,cfiau Niurtsssn MS and Lut
-Four fl1 SECTION Twenty l@ai. lyHnshir =
sale to the highest bidder fuT cash ~ tis- luitd
states Land Odlce la l.atnar. Gelqtadns au t..e
18th day If March 4. II, lisa, at % uefsat A. "
pursuant TO ~a-tlnu .&aA. Efsastifl >t4tutrs uf
the United States
C. n. Furn. Ea=ister.
f-btn-fuarI7 q, &. HnanAtr- Receiver.
The Lamar register., 1894-02-17

as the ladies are now legal voters.
they are urged to catch up the splrit
of the occasion and help make 1t a
grand success.
Marshal of the Day.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-30

moro than forty. To see her in her box
at the opera keeping time to the music
with that exquisite crown on her sway
ing head, or 10 watch her rushing
through the mazes of q Patriarch ball
cotllon, would prove that for every
day, as we'll as for royal folk, uneasy
rests the head that wears crown" Ii
is 10 be hoped that when Mrs Bradley
Martin has done with this beautiful col
lection Of jewels she will bequeath 1t to
the Museum OF Art, for she has only one
daughter, aud, as things are now, she
can never hope to wear IL. Cornella Brad
ley-Martin married year ago the Earl
OF Craven, and all of US well know that
plain, commonplace Earps wife is only
entitled to a wreath of strawberry leaves,
mingled with few pears, and an indis-
criminate mlngllng Of diamonds, rubies,
emeralds and pearls is only for queens
and'r rich American women.
If what all the world says come true,
and Consuelo Vanderbilt, Willie ks
eldest daughter, msrries a prince, or
lord or duke, she can never hope to
dazzle the royal folk with whom she
will associate with her mammals Sun
day crown. 1t seems bit odd that
this second crown, designed for the red
gold curls OF Eugenie, the tall, stately
Empress OF the French, should be
owned by Mrs. Willie K, who is short,
rather plump, and not nearly so pretty
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-30
qIARAS Or
AMERICAN QUEENS.
MRS. ". K. VANDERBILT WEARS EUGEByS
CRCLET.
Mario Anioinstls's Hsad-Piscs Now Mrs. Bradley
Marda's-Othr Costly Tiaras that Every
Woman in Ihs Land Would Like to Try On.
copyrighted, 1921

There are two crowns 10 New York
that every woman in the land would
like to hold in her hand and, maybe, try
on her head. One came over the seas
in a casket Of faded royal purple velvet,
with monogram aud lock aud key OF
gem-encrusted gold. The yellowed satin
lining still gives out an irresistible fra
GRANGE, and as / reverently touched 1t
my heart gave u great big ache for the
woman who had loved and worn IL. In
fairer days IL was made for the lovely,
unhappy Queen Marie AntOinette, and
the sheen Of the pearl and blaze OF the
diamond are just the same IS the day
her lovely eyes frst looked upon them.
Only the case shows the years and the
changes. Mrs. Bradley-Martin is the
proud owner OF this exquisite collection
OF gems. and she paid for 1t right roy
ally. Two hundred and fifty thous and
dollars is the price she laid down for
the faded cssket, with its historic con-
tents. The crown differs from the mod
ern tiaras and coronsts in that great
deal of gold is shown, and this makes IL
rather awkward TO wear. There are