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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-09-02

II.
not change enough to put them out Of
date next summer. 1t is not only the
duck suits that are offered SO cheap, but
a wide choice of other made up dresses,
waists and light jackets, all of them safe
to be worn next season with possibly q
few slight alterations.
The lightweight woolens and silks are
almost given away, and there is such q
remarkable fall in prices that it becomes
duty to mention the fact In a dozen
stores pretty wrappers, nicely made can
be bought now for 70 cents, and so on
upward according to quality, any or all
OF them worth double tho money now.
Next season they may be worth triple
tho amount The washable dresses arc
apt to look soiled after seasons han
ding OH the counters and must be sold
for what they will bring, but laun-
dress can in half a day restore one to it's
pristine freshness Therefore those who
can and who like to lay up treasures for
rainy day would do we'll to buy now
give this advice partly from the feel
ing that would like to go and buy up
several Of these things which are sold so
cheap on account Of tho stringency of
the times and can't for the very Same
reason.
A few new model gowns are now mr.
irving from abroad and being copied as
rapidly as possible. 1 find variety
enough in the detail, but much same
ness in the general effect There was
one quaint dress made of daimler, with
a straight, gathered skirt, with a row
OF blue ribbon around the bottom to
match the darker stripe in the goods
The French waist was belted in under a
blue velvet belt The sleeves were mod
crate puffs above rundown caps at the
elbow. There was q figaro outlined by
bands of the ribbon and short epaulets
on tho shoulder. With this is to be
Worn large poke bonnet of navy blue
rough straw, with dark blue velvet
bows. and gilt buckle, the queer look
ing crown setting up high and rouns
and the bonnet coming down over tho
ears
fin Gle steele boating suit has q
white serge skirt trimmed with narrow
blue braid 1t opens down the front and
lays in godets III the back. The balloon
shaped gigots droop very low under q
h1deous capo collar OF white serge, over
laid with q collar and rovers of blue
serge. A white canvas cap is the proper
thing for this suit in the way of head
covering. Both of these gowns have the
undenlable features of the 1880 style.
A very handsome gown of plated
black silk is not so easily classified.
Around the bottom of the skirt is a row
or Jet beads sewed directly OH the edge,
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LEGAL NOTICES.

lnGiuolng trustees commission OF legal Oer
&C a ana the sum OF s5i543, and as TO the sum
", SsVS.oE upon credit to become due in
nr on.Y instaimenfs OF S2138 each, with interest
on same from the goth day OF May, 1880. and bal.
inrr,s, any any, payable in one and two years with
denced by the notes OF the purchasor and sscnrsd
w ~ eeso OF trust on the premises conveyed.
e2o-tds ~ LUCIANH. COCKE Trustee
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-09-02

a PROVIDED FOR IN SECTION 1927 OF
a,,p inc , Code OF Virginia, shall on SATURDAY,
front OF the courthouse OF the city of Roanoke.
, Ha., between the hours OF 10 u. M. and p m OF
LIN. uay proceed to sell Mt public auction to the
the Janctte Land Co.: y.
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LRGAL NOTICES.
bhGAL NOTICES.
order Ns =: win enable to comply with the
s,.,,, JOHN NJ. HART.
"a Special Commissioner.

oftas "a Special Commissioner.
TX VIRTUE OF CERTAIN DEED OF
aud recorded in the clerks once OF the St 1851;
MOsnoke, In deed book g. page 1Ss, from " +
ana Il. Blair, DR., to the UNDERSIGNED trns:ee,
~, iIc purpose or securing to the Old Dominican
W. UJaiiVhtng anu Loan Association, or Richmond
g. , h pawn, MT OF the sum OF two Thousand
on, hh1IuGred collars (S2,to1 to become due in
having been made by the said erantnrs IN ,hs
payments OF tue said monthly i5staIments anI
oeing requested so to do by the boa I'd OF
ol the Ola dominion Building and Loan Assr,.
G G lc We VIII. on the promises ON THE 6TH
"a aoS Hf tohrIEMBER, 1891, AT 10 A. NJ ofrer
.Sr saie AT pubic auction to the highest bidder
thc IoiIowing described real estate situated in
the city OF Roanoke. and described ss foi,owe. III
Degnnng at point on the south side of Johns
street lor Sixth avenue 9. WI $50 feet west ~
TatR street Tor Fifth street g. wy thence with
oO , street north 81 degrees west so feet 10 a
PUWlht, thence sonth dcgrcee west 100 feel IN an
"a t tnence with said alley south 81 degrees cast
Seet W point, inc ace north degrees east no
heet 10 John's street, the place OF bcpinnino
known as lot No. s, section a. "a shown nv tb.,
loke, " tue city oi hos-
TERMS OF SALE: Cash for sum apfao,snt
20 pay the costs and expenses OF this sale. and
saH sum OF SilS262. being the sum in default TO
saiu ASSOCIATION, and the residue In monthly in.
staimcnts OF $3.50 each from the 1sth dsv n,
SSsPtemoer, 1874, until such time as the sum nav.
ao,e 10 SAID association is paid or undcr rnc
Terms OF said deed OF trust and any rcsIdne mon
nUcua. oI one and two years from said date the
pun .unascI 10 execute deed OF trust upon said
property 70 secure the deferred payments
LUCIAN II. COOKE
S7tds 7e 'hihhp T in,
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LAY UP TREASURES.
Olive Harper Marvels Mt tho Bargains In
the Retail Stores.
Especial correspondence.l

the Retail Stores.
Especial Correspondence
New YORK, Aug. Just now all
the retail stores are making desperate
efforts to sell off the summer materials
and made up gowns, rs tho hard times
have left them all with a great quantity
of unsold stock. There are pretty duck
suits, neatly mado and with three
pieces, selling at $l.25 for the entire
suit. The material alone would cost
nearly twice that amount. From the
present outlook it would be good policy
for thrifty women to buy one or two of
these suits for next season if not for this.
The fashion for standard makes does
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-21

transcurido de un modo muy dferente para
los dos nuovos asociadoS, AL yolyel de su
tristo expedition del boulevard Ney, plisose
tan col6rico Jorge Marscbert, que Nouza-
dou1, pesar de Su cnismo, SO sinti6 ospan
tado. II comisaio, dosputs de haber dado
las oTdencs necesatiaS para que Sc vigilara
el barrio, saludo seeamente a los dos amigos
y SO yolvi6 d su casa. Una yez en- q coche.
i solas con Nouzadoux, arranc6 un Gran
podazo de tea del carruaie, rompi6 un
vidrio. Gritaba Observation-Disclosures
-Ah, bribona 'ero 20 Ia enconralt,
ontonces ipobre de ella.
EStaba en- una desesporaci6n tai, que,
cnando llegaron la callo do Milton, no So
atreyl0 Vou2adouX 4 deiarle solo, Y cntra-
ron iuntos on el salon grande, doude Baran.
vile Ia senora de Marsebert espera5an.
Jorge Sc detuyo en- el umbral y examine
dcspacio, con la mirada, d su madre Il l}a.
rdnyille, iPor quo esa amitad entire los dos,
I5Qu6 era Bannvilie para su madre? l'ol
que le oncontraDa s'rmpre con clia} tSerian
ycrdadoras las aluS Jncs do Nou2adoUH2
---lQu6 hay?-p sunt6 su madre,
.-S9e nos ha es' 1pado la hribons, tcndu.
doIa ya en- nuest r., pOder.
-Hllo mio, . hables aSi de tn hermana
--dijo la sehora dc Marsebert con muchis-
MIA tranquiIdad
--Hablar6 como me agrade. Adi6s, Vou-
zadoux, gracias. ProparaIo todo que iirma-
re Ell contrato defnitivamente cuando quie-
raS..
Nouzadoux Sc retro sin haber pronuncia-
90 una palabra. Y cas en- scguida Baran-
vile Sc fuG tambi6n sin atrcverSe Il pregun-
tar detalles sobre la e2pedici6n. Tenia mic
do de aquel joyen, en- oI cual todas las maas
paSiones parecian habeise desarroIlado de
un modo espantoso.
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to, acusarme ante 81. ESQ nunca! (, An
tes todaS las angustias, odas las torturas
! Ilor6 copioSamehrc.
DcSpues Subi6 su cuarto, vibrante de
cmoci6n.
DHsde entonccs, una sombrla tristeza in
yadi6 ell hotel de la familia Marsebert.
Julia habia consagrado su vida i aquel
hijo, y comprendia que este Ia guerra cada
NeA mcnoS.
---lPucde amar.sc pregnntaba a veces.
-tPuede obedecer I'm Impulse del cora
10n? Iodo en- 81 es c6lera, odio y celos.
Julia no SO acordaba de que ella habia 81
do tambGn asi
En- su juyentud, obrera abandonada, sin
tamiIia, arroj0da en- medic dc la batalla de
la vida, habia detestado d todo oil mundo.
Ahora, que su habil conducta la habia on
cumbrado guerra gozar tranquilamente de
! Sli feIlcidld.
| Nunca habIa trNido renlordimientos; pcro
el castigo ic yena dc su hjo, dc csc hijo
agtado por 81 odio, Ia c0lera los celos, co
NO ella 10 habia Sido en- otro tempo, Por-
que sus crimonss habian escapado la JUS
ticia de los hombres, Sc imnginaba que que
darian impuncs; y he aqui que el castigo
partia del Sir q,icn Ella amaba mas que
& nadie
Jorge dirigia toda su c6Icia contra su
hornan& lvonnc.
fIabia yisto con cruel algeria el relate que
los peri6dcos hacian de los acontecimielltos
do su helmana. 'Un escandalo en- una IA
mlia elevada;" tai era el titulo en- todos los
peri6dicos.
/
En- este habia logrado su intcnto. -Sabiase
que Ia sei1orita |. NJ, hja de un gran ban
quero, muerto recientemente, Sc habia esca-
pado del hogar dom6stico; que la buscaban
en- yano, y que bahia pasado Ia nochr en- un
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-21

y Roberto! Pablo - respondicron dos
voceS de augusta,
Las j6venes habian dido \ ADRIAN Ia puer-
ia do su cuarto.
-- ,Vonid!- diio Roberto Nj una paIabra
Todo 10 sabr6is mas tardc
Baiaron prosuradamente la eScalcra y
lIcgaron al jardin mientras que Jorge y
VonzadouX penerrabSn en- Ia casa con el CO.
misario do policia preg0ntaban por 81 due
TO Cuando comonzaban practcar el re-
gStro, Roberto Deyerain y sus amigos pa
saban por encma de la balaustrada dol
jardin,
Los cochoros que habian traido Jorge y
a la poIicia, los yieron y comen2aron Il gri-
tar:
-iPor ALA abaio Sc cscapan.
III comisario abri6 Ia yontana del cuarto Y
mir6 la calle. Jorge y Vouaadouy Sc pre-
dipitaron tambiGn para mirar, distinguiendo
vagamente 4 dos iGyenes con dos hombres,
los cuales todos subian en- un cocho que par
ti6 al galope. Baiaron quisieron soguirlos,
rs indtil--dijeron los dos cocheros.
Leyan de vontaia 10 menos trsscentos me-
tr0s
Jorge exclam0 con Elria:
va sabre vo,ycr cogerla.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-21

hotel ds las fortifcaciones. Y 40 perdian
on conjeturas sobre los motiyos do semeian-
to huida. Esectivamente. nadie consentiria
va o" casarse con semejante joyen, y Jorge
ser'a el unco heredero dc la fortuna dc su
madre, Aturdiase con estos razonamisntos, (
para persuadirse do que 10 porvenir no le
reservaba peligro alguno, Sin embargo, no
podia explicarse la desaparici6n dc Ivonne.
.--Tal vez se haya sucidado--le diio su
madre,
Pero $50 no 10 creia 81, porque hubieran
encontrado su cadaver. yQu6 habia sido de
ellai lQu6n SO la habria llevado2
Ell c0mandante-hubo de manifostaY
Vouzadoux. -Tambien 10 parecia este una
suposici6n falsa.
vi comandante habia sido llamado al pa
lacio do Justicia, donde prob6 faoilmente que
estuvo toda la noche en- casa dc su amigo
Bob Tytton' Y cuando trataron de hacsrle
habar dc Elena 9 Ivonne, respondi6 clara
mcnte
No las conozco. Lo dnico quo 50 ~ que
Elena Loudon Sc ha lido con su abuela. lY
dejenme ustedes en- pax, que va estoy harto
de la famlia Marsebert
En- efecto, Elena habia sdcsaparecido con
su abuela. Sus muebles fueron llevados du-
rantc.h. noshe. Despu6s SO ignoraba 10 que
habia sdo de elias, Todos los agentes de la
polica secreta buscaban con cmpeho, por-
que sabian que Jorge Mars6bert sratifcaria
generosamente al que descubriera el escon-
dite do su hermana sin embargo, cuando
Jorge ibs preguntar 81 SO saba algo, 10
respondian constantemente:
NADIA:
al cabo, despu6s de haber rehexionsdo
largameate, lego 4 esta conclusion
--Tengo todo de mi parte el dinero la
pSicia; pesar de clio no las encuentro.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-21

Cuando cstllyosoa cen su hiio, pregunt6
Julia
--}Uc que conlrato hablabas?
Dc mi contrato de Socicdad con mi
amigo VouaadouX,
tEstas loco
-r No, estoy oucrdo.
--Yo no hubiera querdo que to aso.i.ses
4 nAdie, porque deseaba que tueseS uuco
ducho; pero va que has querido lonar un
sociO, ipor quo no has elegido mi antigua
amigo I}aranyiIle?
Jorge la MIRO dc una manera espant0sa
y dii0
No quiero que ol sehor Baranyille sea
aqui mas de 10 que cs.
Mientras que Julia sc estremocia, pros.
quo Jorge on4oaIma:
--Necoalto un aIiado que tcnga los mis-
mos intoretes que 80; este no Seria ell Sc
nor BaganNlIle, cI ouaI, Il qulcn qalcrc rS Il
y, no Il mi,
--iOh, JORGE, inj superas ,...,
-}Qu&?
Julia ostaba muy turbada Iba sin duda
4 continuar el pensamicnto, pero no sc atrc-
va, ! dijo llaicBmcnte
'le ascguro que q quien quon quiere es
Ii ill.,, lie quIcro mas que yo
Jorge 50 miro entonces un espeio. Te-
MIA el semblante tan c0ntraido, que retroce-
do instintiyamente; parecia un insenSato.
Las Vasoncs, deSencadenadas ell q, 10 agita-
ban con un acceso de l0cura. Hizo un es-
fuerzo sobrchumsno y logr0 recobrar la
ci.lma, Abra20 d su madre y sn fuG del 81
lon, como 81 NADIA hubera sucedido.
Julia cay6 d. rodilias, eXclamaDdo
~. Dos luio. ;QuG horrible castigo' rodo
10 ho hccho por cse hijo, y hoy me trata con
dnrcza, Para cue ,no me tratara aSi, seria
precise decrc Ia vordad reyelarlc mi secro-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-21
PEDRO SALES
8UN DRAMA FINANCIERO
ROBERTO DE CAMPIGNAC
CRUEL DusENGASo DE JORGE MAusEBEEr


tel y este alerta--o orden6 Roberto,
Aqui es-dijo Janicot,
Roberto y Deverain bajaron y sc dirigis-
ron hacia el hotel, mientras cue ]anicot SO
alejaba
Cuando ban entrar en- la calle dc arbo-
les, oyeron 81 ruido dc otros dos coches que
llegaban SO detonian q corta distancia.
Cuatro hombres baiarop de estos cochos
Roberto reconoci6 Jorge va Vouzadonx
entire ellos.
Los muy miserabes -murmur6 ylenen
con la policia para provocar un terrible eS-
candalo. Felzmente nos hemos adeIantado.
Prccipitose con Deyorain en- la escalcra y,
ouando llegaron al primer piso, lamaron
con voz ribrante:
-Ivonne. Elena!
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-21
ReNOvadOr Vital
$A NOLAD 0 ~mu@
C0MPUESTO BASE DE CEREBRLNi Y BIF0SFATO DE CAL

Esa prepaado de tai que asulaci6n jugo
gastfico dc neutraa efec'c
nensidad por conguente ac6a on6ciene
gansmo
Els e Reco1stuyente mas cazE Vgorizan ,dero-
y so. mas energico del slstema nervioso
CORA auema c'oros oores pa ios ques aques de
. vlos, flores blancas, pal piacones del coraz6n
CURA debidad sensual Impotence po uvenud
turbaones dspeccas aquitmo dsmovo6n del apetito
) ambres del esomago dgesiones utss dooosas
CURA dbidad general decameno peostruacon diNol
dooos hsteria esteriad ds3fdenes d estdmsgo <uhi
mientos morales.
CURA la debiac6n ntelectu paa parci nrur6s ptaa
enfermedad muohas Ia uleIanccia
CURA espematorrea, tstez @ ID de pernas sumbos
los oidos, pedida de vaido
las Intermediates provienen del bemis sanQre
Usando e Restsurado Vital easi inmedaamente un
aumento de fue2as los mscuo funco
mes whales asi como seNac de aedad
No hay remedio agrabe seuo prouo como e
Rsaarador Vital por tomando s
efectos.
4 Prepna9o por Francisco Gol Ttrd1r Farnocfufco
K PONCE PUERTO-RCO
FRAsCo
y DE vENTA EN- ToDAs LAS
3mt 3vpe Ponce. s Agosto de- del S9i. q
*
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MARSEBERT Y VOUzADOUX.

Ounce dias hsbian transcurrdo desdo
que Ivonne y Elena escaparon milagrosa-
mente de la criminal tentativa dc Jorge y
de su c6mplice; ounce dias cue habian
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-21
IAPORIS (OlAIOS IyPAyOLIy
de la Compania Trasatlantica
Antes de A. Lopez s. Co.

sERvICIO PARA PUERTO-R RICO LA HABANA
S# -SALIDAS-de Barcelona los das 5 Y % de cada
De Malaga 81 7 27-De Cadiz 81 10 80
Sc expden pasae de ida vuelta con 25 pS de rebaja
las famas que paguen equvenca de pasajes entero,
hn rebaa del Is cieno E reb APPLICABLE aos bees de
ida vueta:
En- La L. q c Un de cada fauila gratis
Los demAs de amos do paa de u aho cumpGdos
pasaje de II amos cumplidos pasaje entero.
En- 3: preferena 81 odnaria Un ni1o haa gratis De
2a amos pasae de IL amos pasaje de II adnte
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-18

The e. AR rooms we're filed to over
flowing last evening By those} who had
gathered TO see the entertainment that
the old veterans had arranged. The
affair was opened by number OF little
folks dressed in white, who sang the
Battle Hymn of the Republic. under
the direction of Miss Ella Dsvault- The
Invocation was oy Rev. 5. J. Boyle,
which was followed by some excellent
music by the Oriental String band. The
address Of the evening was made oy
Rev. 5. ]. Boyle.
Quite = large number OF young folks
were entertained at the home OF George
Horcher, Tuesday evening. The anair
was in honor of his stspdaug hter. who
leaves to-day for Allegheny, 10 be gone
for some time. A pleasant time Is re-
ported by all present
Geo. Gantzer has taken position 81
w. II. Helfenblne's made vacant BY
Frank Mcmahon. who has secured o
position with Wheeling srm.
Mrs. James Gray and Mrs. James
Dickson very pleasantly entertained 3
number OF their friends last evening ~
their home on Third street.
Yesterday Judge briggs granted
Matilda LeSuer divorce from her hus-
bard, Chandler LeSuer, and also allow
ed her $500 alimony.
Luther Lewis arrived here from
Columbus yesterday to attend the fun
ersl OF his sister which takes place this
afternoon.
Mrs. Thos. Charlton and family left
Yesterday for Huntington, w. Va.
their future home.
The Maennechor Singing Society has
issued Invitations Tor big daucs Mon-
dsY night.
The Vig,lant Junior foot ball team
accept the challenge OF the Island
team.
Tho Y. NJ. c. A. foot ball team will
play the Franklin College team Sstur-
day.
The Boy Tramp will be at the Opera
Honse the 25th OF this month.
Mrs. William Lupton is visiting at
Canton.
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TO q cloudy evening sun which
Is The sign of foul weather.
Anyway this nose Kept getting worse
ali the time and his daughters asked
him 10 see the doctor about 1t. He
went TO the doctor and asked for some-
thing TO cure it. The doctor gave med
icine but it did no good. he still
kept using rum, so when be
became provoked he went TO the
doctor and said: See here, doctor; my
nose is no better than it was eighteen
months ago. WELL said the doctor,
you csn not expect me to cure In
eightesn months thing you
have been bringing on for thirty
years So It is with the Repuo-
lican party, they expect US to relieve
the people IN eighteen months OF what
they have been bringing on for thirty
years" Great cheering.
A gentleman from Maryland was next
introd uced and made good impression
on the people. Before the speaking was
over FIVE thousand people had assem-
bled. Dayton stands no show at all In
this county. B. HoLLYswooDFoRD.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-18
CRIMINAL MATTERS.
PRELIMINARY REARING OF BREISACH AGAIN
POSTPONED.
Bold ThisEiug on the South Side -Poliea Coart,
and Arrests Nads Yssisrday-0thsr
Criminal Happenings.

The case of State vs.. Louis Briesach,
charged with the murder Of his wife.
which was set for a hearing at two
O'Clock yesterday afternoon before JUS
tice Gillespy, was continued until two
o'clock Friday afternoon. Co.. W. w.
Arnett, attorney for the accused, was
engaged 10 trial at Wells6urg.
Alice Bradford was arraigned on four
charges of renting houses for purposes
or prostitution, in and about Alley c.
She furnished bond in the sum Of
500 In each case for her
appearance at the next term OF court.
Ethel King was also arrested on four
warrants, charging her with keeping q
house of III fame in Alley c. Defend
ant furnished bond in the sum Of 500
in each case. The complainant In all
OF these cases was Grace Martin, who
has Just finished a term Of thirty days
In the county jail. The Martin woman
alleges that Mrs. Bradford Is responSi-
Die for her Incarceration, and she de-
cared her determination to have Mrs.
Bradford indicted for renting each OF
the four houses for each OF the thirty
days she was confined in jail.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-18
THE NELSON MEETING
AT TEE OPERA HOUSE WILL BE WELL AT
TENDED
To-Morrow Evsaing-1r.- Cosif 10 Address Sixth
Ward Yoisrs-Howaris Oampaign-Othe
Political Matters.

Every Democrat and every independ-
snt voter in the city should attend the
meeting at the Opera House tomorrow
evening. II will be addressed By speak
ers Of national reputation, and every
person who is Interested in the Ques-
tions which divide the two great
parties, should not miss the opportunity
TO hear logical and fair discussion Of
those issues
Hon. Fred J. Nelson, eX-Congress-
man from Maryland, who has been as
sisting Hon. WIN. l.. Wilson in his can
Vass Of the Second Congressional Dis
tFict, will be the principal speaker Of
the evening. lie has been given
splendid reception in this State, and
Wheeling will not be behind, II the In
terest already shown by Democrats Ia
Friday nights meeting, is an indication.
Hon. Isaac Strauss, OF Baltimore, was
also expected 10 be present. He has
been speaking In the South Branch
Valley, and the committee was In doubt
last night as 10 whether he will be
present
Ex-Congrsssman Nelson Is expected
20 arrive TO morrow afternoon. BE will
be escorted 70 the Hotel Windsor, aud
ia the evening will be escorted TO the
Opera House by the Young Mems Dem-
Ocratic Club, in full regulation uniform.
The club Is called to meet tonight at
Odd Fellows hall. where final arrange
ments will DO made for the meeting.
The list OF vice presidents for the meet
ing will be selected to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-18

CINCINNATI, o.. October 1.-THE
postoflice inspectors are working on
frauds perpetrRted on Knights OF
Pythias lodges all over the country.
The inspectors are reticent because
their work is not completed and the
Knights will not talk except to say that
the fraud is likely committed by u
member of the order and that their
officials turned the case over to the
postal inspector.
Bogus sick benefit orders have been
presented to lodges all over the coun-
try and cashed, securing so from each
lodge. All signs and grips are said to
be used by The swindler, and blank or
ders were stolen from different lodges.
At Logansport, Ind, one thousand
blank orders aud the seal were stolen,
from Apollo Lodge room. These blanks,
duly filled out, were cashed at Bellows
Falls, Me-, Rutland, W., and other
eastern points.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-18
Ar COLLIN,s sUnOOLaOUsE

Next Thursday, EOn. John A. Howard
wan Jump on Capt DOvener'S Argu-
monts.
Ever since the beginning o. the con-
gresslonal campaign, Hon. John A.
Howard has been anxious TO
meet Capt. Dovener in joint discus
sion The Captain declines to
take the risk Of being beaten upon the
hustings. This being 50, Mr.. Howard
has secured a stenographic report OF
the Republican candidates. speech, and
will explode dynamite under it az Col
lins' school house. Lewis county, ne Xt
Thursday, the 18th inst. The voters Of
that vicinity should turn out to man.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-18
sIsrERsyILLE NOTES.

SIsrERsvILLE, September l7.-Mr.
john McCoach. OF Huntington. was WIS.,
iting friends and relatives In the city
to-day.
The receipts OF the Eureka Pipe Line
Company for the twenty-four hours end
Ing to-day at seven o'clock =. H., were
II, 500 barrels.
Eff. Dunlap, OF Wheeling, was In
town to-day on business.
NJ. Dawson, who has been the guest
of his daughter, at Steubenville, Ohio,
for several days, has returned home
again.
Charles Dulin, q prominent contrac-
tor, OF Mannington, was 10 town on
business to-day.
Mrs. Mary Dulin. who has been the
guest OF her uncle, Mr.. Charles Olsten,
Of Elizabeth street, has returned 20 her
home at ParKersburg.
Mr.. r. belong, who has been 10 Man
nington for some time. is home suffer-
ing with broken arm.