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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-10-15
NO REFRESHMENTS


At the Democratic Mssting-The "Unnble
to BE Present" Feature.
The Democratic meeting at West
woods hall, on tho South Side, Saturday
evening, was chiefly remarkable for the
number Of people who were unable to
be present" Colonel Arnett, who has
been vainIy endeayoring to turn the
tide over in tho Second district,
couldn't make the necessary connec-.
TONS" aud President Herman Bentz. Oh
the club. was in the same boat. There
IA one difference between Herman and
the colonel-Hefman knows that the
tide ia not OF the kind that turns, while
IL is said that the colonel actually be-
Iieves his party has the ghost oil a show.
Those who had come to hear the col
onet's magnetic eloquence were greatly
disappointed, but tho announcement
that ilessrs, Wilson aud, Pollock would
address them had a soothing ettect-in
fact, put two.thirds OF the crowd into
dreamIand. Mr.. Pollock, oil course,
couldn't refrain from saying that he
wanted to 20 down to Charleston this
winter and Mr.. Wilson, as usual. got IN
an emphatic "Me too" It's too bad
both Of these charming characters will
have to he disappointed. -,
Mr., Pollock talked about the "robber
tariff and the balance OF tho cut and
dried slut! generally dished out at Dem
ocratic meetings, and occasionally
would pause, but tho applause. like
Messrs. Arnett and Bentz, was unable
TO 10 present" BY the way, among tho
other things that were unable to be
present." the Refreshments" should
rot be forgotten.
That prosperous period OF the Country,s
history, when wheat sold for So on a
busheI and worknen got 80 cents day.
was the text for few remarks by the
aspirant for senatorial honors. Through
some intricate and mysterious channel
Of thought the speaker got possession oil
the idea that these conditions formed
the basis OF good times" Those OF the
spectators who were not asleep we're
Intelligent enough TO form another
opinion. .u
Sir. Wilson followed Mr.. Pollock with
a brief effort 1t must be confessed that
Mr.. Wilson'S style ID improving. Proba.
Div in four or five years he will be able
10 make speech Ct for youths OF twelve
or fifteen yeRrs.
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been dead but few minutes. Briesoeh
was washing blood OF the club he had
beaten the woman win.
Tom Walton, 4 step-son Of briesoeh,
testified at the inquest ~ follows;
'Pather and mother got drunk every
saturday night, and father often beat
her. They quarreled every time they
GOT drunk. This morning father came
home from work with about quart Of
whisky 10 the bottom Of his dinner
bucket He drank some and mother
drank some. Il was all gone before
dinner time, and he sent out and got
another half pint They started guar.
reling about ten o'clock, and 1t was not
long until father started beating her
With the window stick. Then be asked
my little brother where the whip WAS
and he got, It out from under the sofa.
He used the whip on her, striking her
on the body. Mother fell down. and he
made her get up, and then beat her
aga.n. He would quit every once In a
while, and then start again. At last
he got the club, aud knocked her down
Nith it. When she got up, he Knocked
her down again.
"He gave me some money 70 get pa
psrs TO SELF Mother was lying on the
door when started. Before ! got 10
the paper Office heard mother was
dead, and ! didn't get the papers.
Besides this boy, Brissoch had four
children OF his own. They were all
sent to the county inArmary yesterday.
The youngest is nero baby, Ihe
womdn's body was prepared for burial
by the county undertaken.
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Unusual interest has boon evinced in
the engagement OF Thomas Q. Senbrooke
and his comic opera company in the
eiIervescent comic opera, "lhe Isle OF
Champagne" by Charles A. Byrne and
Louis Harrison, which will be presented
nj tho Opera House this evening. a
crowned head is always an object Of in
,erest in this vicinity-nonc the less so,
II the emblem oi sovereignty DO OF grotes.
que make, lyrical OF comical authority.
Mr.. SeabrookO, from the modest salaried
position OF court jester to the public,
has, BY reclamation. attained scat on
the throne OF popularity to keep the
nation in good spirits for tho rest OF his
natural life. As a popular health resort,
"Ihe Isle OF Champagne" is unrivaIed.
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Tho M,lpomeno Concert.

The pleasure which comes from hear:
ing fine programme Of music, rendered
in n why that gives q large measure q!
satisfaction, awaits those who attend
the opening concert Of tho Y. NJ. c. A.
course at the Opera House next Thurs.
day evening. The Melpomene company
which gives the concert is composed OF
n quarteue of musicians who have OBJ.
tanned special prominence in the best
musical circles in Pittsburgh. Mrs.
NIechling, the soprano, is of pleasing
appearance and has an exceptionally
sweet and powerful voice. She is solo
soprano OF tho Calvary church, and re-
ceives the highest salary of any vocalist
in that city. Miss Warren is solo con-
tralto Of tho Same church. She has an
excellent voice which she uses admir-
ably. Each member OF the company
has a good reputation, and an excep-
iionaIIy fine concert will be given.
Soats will be OIL sale at G. A. Houses
Tuesday morning.
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JouS S. DoDDRIDGE


A limited amount of stock OF the
American Electric Smelling Company,
OF Wheeling, W. Va, is offered for sale
at five dollars per share. Payable two
dollars per share, cash; and Ons dollar
per share every 30 days. until five dol
lars per share shall have been paid,
when full paid up stock certificates Of
the par value OF Ten Dollars each will
be issued. This stock is not assessabie.
The proceeds from tho sale OF stock
will DO used in erecting plant for ex.
tracing the metal aluminium from cIays
or bauxito and TO manufacture pro-
duets from aluminium. Stock and any
information can be had Of
I. II. b. HAAsE,
,l4Q9 Main street,
Wheeling, ". Va.
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chain with q very fair harbor and q
village Of $50 inhabitants.
Unalaska is LOO miles from Sitka
From here the vessels 90 ont into the
fog and rain Of BefinE sea 70 look Tor
seaiers and the seal islandG. The Aleu-
tian islands are OF volcanic origin, noun
tainous, with little vegetation and lew
inhabitants. In the winter their barren
sides are swept by icy gales from the
Arctic. In the summer they are COW
cred with On impeneiTaiea5ie log
altogether q most uniuYiting region.
In latitute 90 \. and longitude III W.
two hundred miles TO the northWaru
and westward of UualaskR are the lannon's
seal islands, tho Prebilof group. There
are four islands in the group, ST Paul
and st. George being the principal
During the summer these islands are
hidden by heavy fog, a clear day being
rare event You can always tell when
you are near the islands by the thous-
ands Of birds which flock about the
ship aud the roar Of the seals on their
rookeries. We are anchored close to
st. Paul island. On this island there
are several rookeries, containing thous
ands Of seals. went ashore to look at
one and was well rewarded for my
trouble. 1t was wonderful sight.
For a distance OF two miles along the
beach and extending hack tive hundred
yards the ground was black with scale,
which kept up a continuous roar
that: would put Texas steer
to shame. Tho seals lay on the beach
days ut time not going near the water
then they 20 oil on cruise OF several
days to feed. The seal is harmless,
gentle creature which offers Ito resist
ancc when attacked. On tho islands
are two email settlements supported by
the Alaskan Commercial Company for
the purpose of keeping poacherS away.
No sealing is allowed within sixty miles
OF the islands. outside Of this. vessels,
can seal in Boring sea. Alaska was a
good investment. She paid hundred
times over.
IouS & DoDDnIDGE
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REAL ESTATE.
TO r $ A LIE.

House. two rooms and finished attic McCOl.
loch street. Centre Wheeling, SOl
House Of SIX rooms, Filth Ward, on easy
terms. 5000.
proyemGnts. lot 25xl00 feet, Eighth ward, cheap
81. Goo
House, four.roomed brick. and iour.roomcd
brick in the rear Of jacob street, Centre Wheel
Ing. on easy terms. 81 0O
House, ten rooms. with large lot, 10Th St, " Jg
House, double five rooms each. llth st.. SOP.
House. five rooms. Jacob st., Sixth ward. siJU.
House. hve rooms, 18Th street S!,2Ot c..-.
House, niue rooms. Jacob street. Centre
Wheeling, $3.50
House. four rooms, Jacob street, Centre Wheel.
Ing. Sl.0O0.
tIouse, i've rooms. lind street, Belycdesc saa
House. i've rooms and hall. lot lOOSlI1 PafE
View, 81, 500.
House, seven rooms, new. hard wood finish,
Wood street. Fifth ward. s2.l5O.
Splendid house. five rooms, Liuu street. Rel
House six rooms. brick. EoCr street. Fifth
ward, $3.50
House six rooms. North Market street. sl.:Jl
House OF seven rooms, Eighteenth stree! With
six:roomcd house IN the rear. lot 0Sl2i $ ~
House Of three rooms, Lind street, Belveler1,
$50.
House OF rooms. I:ofT street. between III nai
ed streets. with i-roomed house III tho rear;
large lot, SI.5OD
House Of rooms. 2sd street. sl.5o1
House OF i've rooms, Twen!y.third' st',st
$500
House of flvo rooms, ChnplInO street. Ceutrs
House o. i've rooms, brick. Four.ccnih star.
g. 500.
fIonsc. lyc rooms, Woods street. East wha':
Ing. 81. 100.
so ieCt OF land fronting on Mccolloch and
Lind StrcetA
House OF seven rooms md hall. Chapliui
street. Centre Wheeling, $3.50
Money to loan on city real cStatOt sd. 3Dl
500. 500. SI0O Sl,0JO. Sl,6O9 aud SI,OOl
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It il not difficult to account for the
excitement aroused by the announce
ment that VI. i. Lenvitts reaplondent
spectacle, Spider and Fly" Is soon 20
appear here. 1t is always new and
brilliant, aud fills tho eye and ear with
n workable kaleidoscopic feast OF mirth,
music aud mystery. 1t will DO aeen at
the Onora House Wednesday evening,
and tho salo Of seats will open at G. A
Homsn'a music store this morning.
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This evening, at Adams school house,
in Richie district, Messrs. S. Il. Smith
and A. r. Campbell, the legislative can
dida,es, will address the people on the
issues of tho political campaign. A
large crowd will no doubt be present to
hear tho issues discussed.
Thursday evening Mr.. S. G. Smith
will address the Republicans OF the First
ward, and efforts are being made to
make this one Of the best OF tho many
successful ward meetings hold by the
Republicans this fall.
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TnE Panhandle Dyeing establish
mont, owned by John Ilelmeicr, ut No.
1881 Market street. is the best equipped
house OF its kind in Wheeling. In addi-
ton to the dyeing and cleaning depart
ments corps of lirst-class lailors arc
employed, who can do repairing rs neat
ns it is possible. Clothes and ladies
garments, cleaned or dyed. Gun BIO mado
to look like new. Satisfaction gunran'
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DO sure and uso that old and woii.triod
remedy. Mas. WiNsLow' $ SOOTHING SYRUr
for children tec,hing. 1t soothes tho
child, softenI the gums, nllays all pain.
cures wind collie aud is tho best rene.
dy for diatrhpa. Twenty-Five cents n
bottle. MwF4w
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u. y O. Special Excursions to tho Pitts
burGh Exposition Oct o, II, II and IL.
Round trip 50 90, including ono ad-
mission to the Exposition. and good re-
turning two days from date OF sale.
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NrKrSLEY AND WILSON ABROAD.

In 1900 william Mckinley was burned
In rfIIgV ~ tho English manufacturing city
Of sheffield but IN 1904 William l.. wilson
wns wlusd md dincd In London because
he Il tho author Of - FREQ trade tnrin bill.
These nre significant facts.
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In the State!
PRICE LIsr

Mason Jars, per dozen-"....... ........f5c
Choice Large Lemons, per dOz...'...l Dc
Jelly Classes, per dOz........ "..'..''"2Sc
Clothes Pins. per doz.................... lc
Carpet Tacks, S ounce, per box...... lc
Choice Salmon, per can .......-l DC
Baking Powder, per pound....".....l DC
Carolina Rice. per pound ............" Sc
Fresh Ginger Snaps. pounds. Use
Fresh Butter Crackers. 5 pouuds..."25c
Pains Root Beer, bottles for.........25c
Sugars at re6ners prices.
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NESBlTT g. DEVENE,
Tel 6G 1889 Market street.
FOR RENT.

No. n South York street. three rooms frame
$1,000.
No. aa22 Eof' street. four rooms. frame. SOD,
No. 1901 Woods street. six rooms. brIcE =. "
$500.
No lIOi Alley II. two rooms. brick. 81 ~.
No. 93i9 ChaplinG street. twOStOrf bricG.
a twostory frame dwelling OF i've rooms on
South Elm street
aIlO McCOlloch street. four rooms.
No. ld5 Zane street, second tlolr Sl2
No, 3l9l McCoOch street. twO.St0ry inMr
No. so Main street, larg1 modern brlcl dWe!'
Ing. fourteen rooms.
No t3f McColiOch street, brick. stt ~
No o. Ohio street thrrO rooms. 81 -
No 6i9 Main street, brick dwelling
No. 9Wl Main street. ilrSt door, three ropnt
Two furnished rooms for men, On jacob oF
tween Thirteenth Rud Fourteenth streets
Two splendid Office rooms IN Masonic bnltiIHt
No 2lG ChApltnc street. i've rooms, S'iJ1
No. 1905 Market street, Office rooms
No. III Thlrtv'thirl S:rOot, ilYG rooms = "
Rooms Tot manufacturing purpose. with power
furnished, the business part OF city,
store room, OF South street, In HGaFne IA'
CFnnrlr building.
MONEY TO JOAN.
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TEAS, SPICES. ere.
WE HAVE MOVED f!

We take especial pleasure in annOunc-
ing to our thousands Of patrons that We
are now occupying our new and elegant
four-story building. which Is equipped
thoroughly with every modern I'M
provsment to facilitate the handling OF
goods. New spice mills, now and i'm.
proved coffee roasting machinery steam
power elevator. The largest and best
equipped
TIA AND GROCERY HOUSE
In the State!
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SMITH g. DICKINSON,
oCll 1920 MARKET STREET.
FOR RENT

Nine rooms. bath, both gacS. all convcnicnceS
No. 100 Fourteenth street Possession Nov !.
-Four roOIus, No. ~ seventeenth street Rent,
81 month.
street Rent SlO month.
Two rooms in rear 81 Eighteenth street. Rent
s. Il month.
-Four rooms on second floor. No. 1913 Market
street. Rent LA month.
Six.roomed house. No. 70 Eighteenth street,
bath. both gases Rent SIC 30 FsnOnth.
Fivc.roOincd house, No. 1905 Lind street Rent
50 70 month.
Two rooms. No. 1913 Chaplinc street.
Scvcn.rooincd house, No. 3jl9 Chapllne Street.
Rent, ZIG.
bath. attic, both gases. Rent, 81 Il month.
Six.roomed house. No. III South broadway.
Rent Sl3 q month.
street, Rent 50 %.
street. Rent. S9d.
Three rooms on Elm street. Rent. s. 10.
sevcn.roOmed brick. No. q Eighth street
Rent, S9U.
IL. Az 20. Ley
ROLF 60 ZANE,
NO 4: FOURTEENTH STREET.
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE.

Good brick house OIL Market street. central 10.
cation. eight rooms with ali modern improve
ments
Comparatively new sfx-foemea house. eonve-
nient location on Island 10 ferries or bridges.
800 cash aud the balance as long as you want II
10 run Rt 6 per cent It's bargain.
Eight.roOlncd brick house on Thirteenth
street Rents for 500 per year. for $!,211
Four.rooIned house with good lot, In Ccntrc
Wheeling. for 800.
$40 will buy good lot
TO LET.-Large aud small houses.
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NIIANTED-TO BUY AN INTEREST
w In an established business IA Wheeling:
best Of reference given Address "a. NJ" care
this Office DELL
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"ANTED-SALESM WHO
w visits county retailers TO sell our jeans.
low.prIced CISSimeres. Dress Goods, FIannclS
mia myj.s
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MANUFACTURERS TO WINTER,
wv RnteG reasonable: best attention. Ad'
dress A. 81. SSEDIHEK, 97Ol jacob street, city
oCila
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Atlantic Tea Co.
an.SNwIF
WANTED.

VIIANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY.
w place TO work half time Tor board. Ad.
dress "F :" this office. ocld
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BARGAIN eULLErIN-E. 9. POTTS

We have lust purchased at Assgnee sale the entire stock
If ,bs RSCHEsTER CLOTHING CO., and place the SANE
on the market for few days prices that will move the
BARGAIN hunters will do well TO call early The following
from their opening announcement speaks or ITSELF ana p
pose TO close the balance the stock at still lower prices
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-07-05
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, June 30.-S. o.
Fisher, of West Bay City, was nominated
for governor by the democrats.
BAR HARBoR Me-, June 30.-Vice-Presi
dent Stevenson has rented cottage at
Sorrento for himself and family.
PARIS, July 2,-The municipal council
have voted in favor of pardoning CavaG
nae, the anarchist arrested in Abb.
WASHINGTON, July 1.-Secretary Car
Isle has requested the resignation of Ed
ward O'Meagher Congdon, inspector OF
public buildings.
Boston, July Am immigration re-
striction league has been formed In this
city. Several men of prominence are in
terested in the proposed work.
WASHINGTON, June 27.-By permission
of Secretary Herbert eleven more of the
Salvadorean refugees on the Bennington
have been landed upon their own written
request.
LONDON, June 27.-United States Am
bassador Bayard called upon the duke of
York and presented his congratulations
upon the birth of a son to the duke and
duchess.
ROME, June 30.-The Italian govern
ment does not intend to make a demand
for indemnity for losses sustained by Ital-
ians In France through pillage since the
death of President Carnot.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-07-05
Only the Stars and STRINGS.

ELIZABETH, N. j., July Mayor J. C.
Rankin, jr,, stated in his annual message
to the city council last night that he had
given instructions that no hIg but the
stars and stripes should be raised on the
city buildings, Many societies Of foreign
born citizens had petitioned him to permit
their native colors to be raised, but he re-
piled that Elizabeth knows only ole flag
He also stated that anarchists need expect
no sympathy from him and that he has in
structed the chief of police to suppress all
gatherings of persons whose object is TO
violate or bring into disrepute American
laws Or institutions.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-07-05

Judge Rice, on Monday, handed down
a decision in the case of Thomas I.
Davis, constable of the Tenth ward of
Nanticoke. He finds that persons ap.
pointed to vacated office of constable
merely holds over until the regular elec-
tion following the appointment.
This practically settles the question as
to who is constable of Foster township.
John j. Slattery was appointed to sue.
ceed Charles Sault, deceased, but at the
late spring election Theodore Pundy
was elected. For time both exercised
the duties of constable. This decision
settles the question, and Mr.. Pundy is
Fosters constable.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-07-05
Situation Mt Denver.

DENVER July 3.-The strike situation
here is not materially changed. All roads
are running passenger trains with sleepers
attached, although some of the trains are
considerably delayed. A Sante Fe passen-
ger train arrived yesterday with two Pull
mans well filled with passengers some of
whom had been four days en- route from
Chicago. The Sante Fe officials claim to
have every engine and train manned on
the western division and all moving,
though not on time. No trains are run
ming through Trinidad.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-07-05
TEACHERS APPOINTED.
Fosters School Board Selects the People
Who Will Rule Next Term.

Who Will Rule Next Term.
Messrs. McHugh, Snyder, Meneeley,
Barton, Davis and Evans, school direc-
tors of Foster township, met on Monday
evening to select the teachers for the
coming term. The following are the
successful applicants:
Birvanton-John d. Heron.
Drifton-Grammar, John McBrierty
primary, Celia Gallagher.
Eckley-Grammar, George Brill; in
termediate, Ella Campbell; primary,
Maud Carter.
Observation-Disclosures James.
Halle Brooke. F. Guscott.
Observation-Disclosures, George Brown;
primary, Mary Gallagher.
Pond Creek-Guy Hoover,
Ripples-Annie Metzger.
Sandy Run-Grammar, w. f. Martin;
primary, Ellen P. Stewart.
Sandy Valley-John McGill.
Scale Siding-Annie Gillespie.
South Heberton-High school, A. M :.
McNulty; primary, Annie Sensenbach.
New building-Grammar, Thos. Evans,
primary, Annie Lindsay.
Tannery-Cora Rickert.
Upper Lehigh-Grammar, Geo. Far
rar; intermediate, Bella McGill; primary,
Kate Rogan.
Woodside-Grammar, Edward Han
loni primary, Sarah Dennenny.
The salaries of the male teachers were
fixed at $50 each per month for all ex-
cept the teacher of the high school at
South Heberton, who will be paid $65
per month. The female teachers will
receive $40 per month each. A motion
to increase the salaries of the male
teachers to S75 per month was lost.
1t was decided to build new school
house at Upper Lehigh, and committee
was appointed to prepare the plans and
advertise for bids. A proposion to place
lightning rods upon the school buildings,
from P. j, Boyle, of Hazleton, was laid
over.
The schools will open about August / ,
and ten months term will be taught.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-07-05
A Pittsburg Man Injured.

NEW YORK, July 3.-Huch Grlbbon, a
well-to-do hotel keeper of Pittsburg, was
knocked down by a horse car yester-
day and severely injured He was
dropped from the car in front of the for
ward wheels and pushed along for several
feet over the rough cobbles. His head and
face were severely gashed and the fingers
of his right hand crushed He was taken
to Bellevue hospital, and unless he is in
ternally injured the surgeons there think
he will recover.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-07-05

LONDON, July 3.-The Berlin correspon-
dent of the Daily News, referring to the re-
lease of the French spies from the Glatz
fortress, says that the populace of Gratz
cheered and threw flowers at the spies
while they were driving to the station.
This show of good feeling on the part of
the people is ascribed to approval of the
emperoFs clemency rather than to sy.npa-
thy with the liberated officers.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-07-05
"Ticket of Leave Man."

The company that will produce the
above-named play at the opera house
tonight is thoroughly professional, and
during the regular season it would be a
hard matter to get it to play in Freeland,
as all travel with none but first class COM
panies. They gave several satisfactory
performances during last month in Haz.
Teton, and as the play tonight is good
one and is filled with many opportunities
for fine acting, the theatre-goers
should not miss the chance to see this
company. Popular prices, 10 and %
cents
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-07-05
Deputies Ordered To Fire.

DENVER, Col, July 3.-Marshal Israel
has Issued orders to todeputes in Pueblo to
fire If any attempts are made to attack or
disarm them. The deputies there are pa
trolling the yards, but the passenger trains
at the depot are said to be in possession of
the strikers. The federal troops upon their
arrival in Pueblo will disperso the mob
and place all railroad property in possess
sion of the railroad officials and United
States deputy marshals, after which they
will push on to Trinidad.