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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1894-01-10

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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1894-01-10

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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1894-01-10
TIE WILSON BILL.

The simple anticipation of this
measure has closed thousands Of
workshops. 1t has reduced to idle
ness two millions of workers, and
soup houses now displace former
hives of industry 1t has reduced
values to an amount greater than the
national debt 1t Will enlarge the
free list only upon products which
employ the greatest number of
American workmen. 1t will strike
with equal cruelty the farmer, tie
miner, the lumberman, the worker,
the glass worker and the textile
worker. 1t will transfer work from
orr own mile. mines and workshops
to those OF foreign countries.
IT is SECTIONAL.
1t is sectional in its authorship,
and Is all too plainly aimed at north
ern industries. 1t strike southern
industries only where the same blow
reaches the greater northern indus
tries 1t fosters the planta ton sys
tenn and destroys the farm. 1t is an
attempt upon the part of the free
traders of the south to reduce the
industries of the north to the level
those of the south.
1t Is vicious in its change from
specific to advalorem duties, the lat
ter inviting foreign undervaluations
and leading to constant and eumula-
tive frauds upon the revenues. 1t is
vicious in reducing instead of in
creasing revenues. 1t will reduce
the revenues many million of of dol
lars, and the reductions will grow
with time. 1t is vicious in compell-
ing the government to make up
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1894-01-10
THE TINES

Jan. 3, '94 81. PHILADEIpH
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-18
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GBAFroN. W. VA, March 17.-It has
just been asuertaioed that tbs young
lady who jumped from the Baltimore
and Ohio train a nile east Of BoIevIle,
Ohio, last night, was Miss Kitte Farms
worth, daughter Of Hon. ID. ID. IT,.
Farnsworth, Of Buckhannon, W. Va.
Miss Farzsworth was returning from
Chicago 90 her home, and ne cause can
now be assigned for her strange act
She was seen by the porter 20 enter
the lsvatory OF the car, and not until
her long absence attracted attention
-Fas she missed.
AS the door was locked they had TO
wait until the next stop was made,
which was twenty-one miles east OF
Beueyiue, where she was last seen
alive.
It was here they discovered the win
dow was hoistsd and Miss Farnsuorth
gone.
They notified a westoound freight
tram 90 look out for her.
nWhen they reached a point ore mile
east of BsIleville they found the young
lady by the roadside in an unconscious
condition. They carried her 90 Belle
vile, where she died after a short time,
never regaining consciousness.
When her baggage reached Cation
this afternoon Capt r. NJ Sheats as
certained the whereabouts Of her people
and at once notified them OF the sad
affair
Hss father is now on his way TO Belle
Fu8 % I05k lf.el tal fsmalns.
This win be a shock 20 her many
friends, as she was from a popular and
wealthy family.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-18
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CASE
Is Costing Someone a Large Wad Of
8Ioney-Ons of the Most Expensive Cases
E.ver Trlod tn Warrington.

Is Costing someone a Large Wad Of
Boney-Ons of the Most Expensive Cases
Ever Tried ma Warrington.
WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE Breck-
inridge- Pollard breach OF promise and
seduction case had a rest in court to-
day, but the sensational developments
OF the pass two days were discussed in
every street and public place. The day
was spent by the attorneys on each side
in consultation with their clients.
Among people connected with the
courts there is quite a little gossip and
discussion concerning the expenses con-
nected with the trial, for 10 is one Of the
most costly suits for both parties tried
in Washington for years. There is, on
both sides, an array o.. lawyers who are
accustomed 90 obtain large rewards for
their advices. Judge Jere Wilson
has been considered the leader
OF the local bar. Mr.. Calder0n Car
Isle, while younger ma1, is also an
attorney % exceptional ability and.Oue
who is accustomed 90 receive heavy
fees. One witness for Miss Pollard vas
summoned from Colorado, and several
/ FROM Kentucky, while heavy travelling
expenses and counsel fees we're incurred
in taking depositions, numbering nearly
/ dfty. The stenographers fees alone
amount TO nearly sd, ,OOJ
While Miss Pollard IS not supposed TO
have much money, she must have infu-
ent.al friends who sra Interested In the
case Many newspaper reports have
I said that all Of Colonel Breckenridge 8
/ lawyers, except McKenueY, of Wash
I inEt0n, and possibly Col Phil ThOmp-
I son, who has not lived To- Kentucky for
/ several years, are political friends
who are giving their services be-
/ cause Of their loyalty 90 him personally
OF politically. This is not true so far
as Attorney Stoll who has piayed a con-
sp.cu0us part in the defense, is con-
/ cerued, for Mr.. St0.l is a Republican Of
/ the most pronounced stamp, while his
/ father was one OF the pioneers Of Re-
/ pub,icanism in Kentucky, and bis
I family has been closely identified with
/ the fortunes OF that party in the Blue
\ Grass State
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-18

Yesterday morning the pianing mill
firm Of Wood Bros. secured the contract
for the Improvements at Mozart Park.
These improvements are TO cost over
Sc, 600.
A bowling building Of frame 130x5O
feet is to be erected, and a part OF IL
will be two stories Initare 20 De eight
bowling alleys, four of the regulation
type, and four OF the common gauge.
The building is 10 be well finished and
will be a handsome structure.
The contractors will begin work this
week, as it is arJicled to have the build
ing completed by the first Of next May.
Other Improvements proposed at the
Park are to be done after consideration
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-18

eDecfl. ltl11TGrn - 10 rLl-Ly As4a,-r
GRAFTON, W.. Va. March l-,-John
Foster, of this place, Baltimore d
Ohio telegraph operator, working az
Roseby's Rock. was almost instantly
killed this evening by falling from the
TOP OF a westbouud freight train aoout
TWO miles west OF his Office The train
running AZ rapid rate and the young
man fell from the side of the car along
sjde0f the track. he died about 40
minutes after the accident. bur was un-
conscious when picked up by No. g.,
which was then near the scene OF the
accident. John was about twenty-one,
OF splendid habits, and universal tav-
orite among tle railroad meu, as we'll
as the entire teIegrapnic fraternity.
His remains were brought here where
they will be prepared for burial and
then removed Co bis parents home.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-18
CELEBRATION OF ST. PLTRICKS DAY.
The Green Flag Floats in New York
Novel Features in Chicago.


New YORK. March 17.-In accordance
with the instructions Of Acting Mayor
Mcclellan aud the resolution OF the
Board of Aldermen the Irish nag was
displayed on the City Hall this morn
ing. The green flag hangs on line
stretched between the poles on which
the flags of the State and municipality
are displayed, while the stars and
stripes float from the cupola above
The first flag raised on any public build
ing to-day was on the new criminal
court house building on Centre street.
Some enthusiastic young men OF the
neighborhood, headed by Michael Fox,
strung it on halyards between two OF
the flag poles, shortly after midnight
Commissioner of Public Works Daiy IS
custodian of the building. He was not
pleased when he got down to his ONCE
this morning because the flag had been
raised without permission. How
ever, he thought IL better TO
let it stand than create FUSS
The remnant OF 1.-THE fighting
Goth" attended services in the cathe-
dral at ten o'clock 10 honor OF ST. Pat
rlck's Day. This time honOred custom
has been neglected for the past two
years. Major Edward Duffy was In
command. Archbishop Corrigan was
the celebrant OF the solemn Dontihcal
mass which was observed with all the
pomp and ceremony incident 10 the oc-
cason. The Rev. Father j. J. Dough
erty, chaplin of the Irish veterans de-
| livered a sermon on est. Patrick the
patriarch, the apostle and patriot OF
Ireland"
over in Brooklyn the day was OBJ
served with enthusiasm, although the
Irish flag did not foat from the staff OF
either the city hall or the city court
house.
CHICAGO, March 17.-There were sew
! eral distinct novelties In Chieago's cele-
! bration of St. Patrick's Day. The Sew
enth Regiment, Illinois National Guard,
under command Of COL Francis 7. Col
by, started the ceremonies by attending
! at st. Mary'S church the first military
mass which has been celebrated in the
United States for a number of years.
| St. Mary's is the church which Gen.
/ Sheridan attended during his residence
| in Chicago. At st. Thomas's church,
| Rev. John Carroll preached a sermon
in GTltic. said TO be the first ever de-
Hvered in that language in the United
| States. The sermon was delivered at
the instance of the Chicago Society for
/ the Preservation Of the Irish Language.
| For the first time in the history of the
city an Irish Mayor reviewed the ST.
Patrick parade, His Honor, John Pat
rick Hopkins, accompanied by the
other city and county officials, witness
ing the procession from the steps Of
the City Hall. The procession was an
unusually large one, the military fea-
lures being particularly prominent,
with the Cisn-Na-Gael Guards cor
scicuous figure. Archbishop Feehan
reviewed the procession from the steps
Of st. Patrick's Church.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-18
a New Industry.

Pleasant Grove, six miles west OF
Bridgeport, is TO have large canning
establishment, 10 is very probable.
Farmers in that locality have the mat
Ter well under way, and are forming a
stock company. 1t is the intention to
erect the plant so that all Kinds Of
fruit, vegetables can be canned at home.
Already a plant Of the proposed kind, is
in successful operation at Barnesviile,
and a stock company is being formed
for another plant at Flushing, O. The
Pleasant Grove company expects to en-
ploy about fifty persons at first. All Of
these plants will be IN Belmont county.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-18

Ersf1l l.-.r-n 3 t.r Srfrg E.Es--.
FAuHoSr. W. Va, March 1.-THE
city election here to-day resu ted in a
victory ior the "Na,s, OF the Bepuo.i-
can ,IcSet Peoples temperance ticket:
Mayor, Andrew J Stone, 16S. Recorder,
Frank p. Hail. -5t, CouacImeu, u. II.
D0Vdcu, lld; IS. O. Morris. l05, A. Rose,
1ol-C. j. Corou, l0f; IL B. Carpenter,
1OS
Republican t.cEet Mayor. Andrew u.
Stone Si- Recorder, Frank p. Hail.
254; CoueeHmen, Frank o. Body s,0n.
7-3. Marcslus Jo.ud le-, Dorsey T.
Fitch. l52; Samuel N. jackson. 1f0,
John ~. Houeh, l4-. &C. "A. Fleming
also received complimentary votes.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-18
II INTEENAEIoNAL AFFAIE.
An Eugllsh Workman sc East Liverpool
r- ,snds the Protection Of tno Britisl

An EuElish Workman &C East Liverpool
r. ,ands the Protection Of tno British
vsndor.
s1set. ..Ie.sgre,n 10 tts Sgn9sY Register.
EAST L1vEBPOoL, o., March IT,
Elijah Harrison, a scab workman who
took the place Of one of the striking
potters 40 the East Liverpool pottery,
he. created q fur0re in labor circles
here by appealing 20 the British govern
ment for protection against tho striE-
ers. Harrison recently came here from
England and is st.il citizen of Great
Britain. He wrote 90 the britinh Am-
bassad0r at Washington, demanding
protection as en English c.t.zen, and
alleging that the city police had refused
10 give hlm protection. He received a
letter FROM Secretary Johnston, OF the
British Embassy, in Washington, stat
ing that the Ambassador had taken cog
nlzance OF bis case and directing him to
demand protection OF the l0ca. police.
Harrison appeared 40 police heatloar-
tsrs to-day and produced his document.
lie was promised protection.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-18
WOULD TAKE OVER TWO YEARS
10 Coin the So. 900. 600 OF seignorage Au-
thorized by the Bland BIZ.

thorized by the Blaud Bill
WAsHINGroS, ID. c.. March IT,
Should the Bland seigniorags bill
which has now passed both the House
and Senate become a law the coinage OF
S55.O0OO00 of silver bullion will have 20
be done az the mints at Philadelphia,
san Francisco and New Orleans, which
are in fact she only minrs OF the govern
ment now in operation. Exclusive OF
other necessary coinage, the Philadel-
phiR mint, it is thought, could turn out
about 81, 600 coo per month; the San
Francisco mint about the same amount
and the New Orleans mint about So, co., %
Geo per month The San Francisco
mint. however, has only about SIG. .000, .
GOO in silver bullion on hand and the
New Orleans mint only about So 5O0,-
O02 SO that after the supply nov 80
hant at these mlnts has been exhausted,
the Z, naming $50, O00, 600 would have
60 be c.ined at the Philadelphia mint
alone. 4he whole time therefore which
would be necessary 70 coin the seignior-
aze would be approximately about TWO
years aud two months
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-18
wm condust q palv Papsr.

S--r7' T--au -9 on. sunday R.rs.s-.
PARaEEsBURG. w.. Va, March IL
The Reform party, which recently put
outa city ticket n opposition 60 the
two ola parties. for the municipal cleo
t.on. vii. start daily paper 90 be call-
ed The CE-R next week. The new
paper viii be- issued during the cam
Da'gn only. Nrs Jane Is. Johnson, edi-
tress. assisted by Rev. W. r. Powell
ID. ID. johnson, and Rev. r.. b. Smith.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-18

PAEBEBs8UEG. W. Va, March IT,
The jury in the case of JAS. PyIes,
charged with ro5bug The ST.. Mary
p0stomce, brought ind verdict of guilty
this afternoon. Py,es was remauded for
sentence.
The case of John and Samuel ivy
man. who were arrested In Ritchie
county on the charge OF passing count
erfet money, was called 10 the United
States Court th.s afternoon.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-18

Srs.i7I Ts'l1-11IFo ~ SH.I-I 2 II-,
MABrlNsBUBG, W. Va, March IT,
uThe outbuIdings ana contests on the
farm of Jos. DuvaN, near Swanpoud,
this county, were totally destroyed by
fire to-day. Loss. unknown.
Peter Compton, freight brakeman
on the b. * d. r. r., fell under a pass
ing rrain to-day and died In a Few hours
from the result 0i his injuries.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-18

NoNrBEAL. March 11 - Kenneth
Sutherland, OF Gravesend election fraud
fame. Is supposed Co have been seen
here Yesterday. as q man answering bis
description Inquired at the steamship
offices for s. ticket i0r Europe, but left
without buying when tod be bad 10 so
by Halifax He is not known 20 have
stopped so any hotel.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-18
improvements 1t the First Christian
Church


Murray Bros. have the contract for
the stone work, and Klieves 81 Kraft
the wood aud iron work at the improve
ments at the First Christina Church,
on the South Side. Murray Bros. have
raised the floor OF the edi6ce two feet,
and in the basement a Sunday school
room 52x36 feet is to be arranged. The
Sunday school room will be eleven feet
high, and will have thirteen large win
dows. At Its rear will be two rooms,
which are to be occupied by classes.
This Sunday school room is to be pIas-
tered, William Stoetzer having the con-
tract. 10 is also TO be gifted up in the
latest style. The handsome porch in
front of the church is 10 be enlarged,
and the yard in front made into q
beautiful spot. These Improvements
will cost about 5000.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-18
FIRST EDITION,
lao a. N.
LIIIIE TARNSTORTH,
A Daughter Of Hon. D. D. 7. Farms
Worth, Was the Young Lady
WHOHOPED FROMACAR WINDOW

Near Beleviue Early Yesterday
MOrning-Hsr Baggage Arriv-
ed at Grafton UnaccOmpanied
by It's owner. and a Short In
vestigatiOn Revealed the Ter
rible Truth - The Young WO-
man Died Without Rsgaining
ConsciOusness-NO Clue as to
Why She Committed the Aw-
full Deed
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-18

one Pottery in East Liverpool Paying
Good WaEes and ProsperinE.
gfsrd. .sgrem 90 ttr sunday hsla
EAsrLwEBPOOL, o., March 1.-THE
Standard Cooperative Company win
begin work Immediately upoa an addi-
zion t0 the works, which viii double Che
capsc.tY OF the rIlnG -Four new ktus
win Do buIL The Standard Co-0psra-
tive Isl Que of the p0tteries out of the
manufacturers compact and is not Inc
yo.vel n tho present strike, still. run-
ming El the old wage scale.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-18
FROM THE FATHERLAND
Emperor William Distributes Dec
OrationS Among
THOSE WHO WERE INSTRUMENTAL

In Securing the Adoption of the
Treaty With Russia-A Lunch
con Which the Emperor Won
on the Passage Of the Treaty.
The Sentences Of Three Social
lists Who Distributed LibelOus
Circulars-RepOrts OF the EN-
peror's Illness Officially De-
MED.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-18

SUr-.1' M '3 slag htr
PAREERsBUS6. vs. Va, March IT,
Hugh 6oyc Kerr boy fourteen years
old. son oi Huga Kerr, well known
resident az Boreman. this county, was
instantly killed yesterday evening.
Youne Kerr was helping t0 load heavy
.tmber oa'a wagon when the timber
.pDsd on0 iel. s,risiug the boy on the
head. kiIaa aim Instantly
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-18

Sue1al Is.fgr. .H 20 ras Saualg Rsgis'er-
WASHINGTON, ID. C., March 17.-
Joseph Laudens'oDer, Sr., has been
commissioned postmaster az Loudon-
Vile, ISL. va. ed,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-18
Mineral wool.

One OF the very best industries re-
Gently established in the Ohio Valley
is that Of the Globe Mineral Wool Co
Their plant is located at Moundsvilie
and sn examination of their fleecY Dro-
duce would lead one to suppose IL is
lambs wool instead OF a mineral sub
stance, the two principal ingredients OF
which are limestone and ordinary fur
mace Stag. II is IRE, frost, sound, heat
and yermiD proof Mineral wool packed
between the weather boarding and
piastering of honse will soon save its
owner the cost OF the material IN the
reduced amount OF fuel required and
the much increased comfort Afforded
The new bowling alley now q course OF
construction al the Wheeling Park is
using mineral wool FOR the insulation Of
sound. IL is also being used there in
the new ice box, aud viii also be put 10
the casino which is 70 be erected short
ly. a number Of dwellings recently
erected in Wheeling and vicinity have
used the wool and contracts have been
let for others. The plant employs If
teen mea and IS enjoying q steady run
day and night, turning cut about ten
tOns Of wool every eighteen hours, Mr..
r. b, d. Willis. whose advertisement
appears IN Onother colu1in. IS looking
after Wheeling trade.
Pottery managers vi hold a neatin0
next Tuesday az East .---.-ol -,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-18

t,,,-rr rsferGn To- .'s S.sf.r Register.
PARE RErasBUBe, -V Va, March IT,
Kenue, Baiey and Eph Broh, the BOYS
Who wsrs arrested yesterday on the
oberrt oi passing counterfeit money on
svo roebg wOmea, were dismissed t0-
5ev b. was ,c,tmed t1at the boys
roTa ttem the counterfeit money as a
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-18

Pottery managers WI hold a naatfng
next Tuesday at East vsrpooI Per.
sons Will so ron her
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-18

4tsrrrsrox. D. C.. nsrch H.
frgiu = rnl Western PcnntJ
te wekther. slightly warmer. touo
for /Otic. thGeatenlrg Hesia
rarD sast Poriion; tosta VIZ
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-12-01
AMENDMENT


The following rendmcats to the charter Of
me City OF Los Angeles, "a adopted by Joint
"a hereby proposed to be submitted to he
qualified voters oi said city;
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70 TIE BIO.

Los ANGELEs Cal, Ju'y 81, 1904
DIR. WONG HIM, $50 Upper Mains st.
Dear Hir-I take pleasure in adding my tcsti.
mony TO tho many you already have received.
will say that after taking your treatment for
catarrh OF the head ard throat. that am now
well, and ask you to refer to ms any person
that may feel skeptical and will satisfy them
truly ?. 4. KING,
Attorney and Notary Public.
Garyanza Cal
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-12-01

M. WONG HIM, who has pfaoticed ne1e
~ cine Ia Los Angeles for 10 year1 anl
whose ONCE IL ut $50 Upper Main street, will
treat by madeleine all diseases Of women. 9ea
and children The doctor claims that he has
remedies that are superior to all others ~
specific for troubles of women aud men.
trial alone will convince the sick that Dr.
Wong HiM's remedies are more e6ica cious than
can 6e prescribed. DI. wong Him 10 Chimes
responsibility. ais reputation 4 more than
we'll established, and all persons needing his
services can rely on hc skill ana ability.
cure IL guaranteed in every case IN which 70
covery II possible. Herb medicines 70: sale
DIR. WONG HIM
HERB DOCTOR
go Upper Main Street, Los Angelo
Los ANGELxA CAL, June II, 1880.
TO THE PUBLIC: hnye been suffering with
piles and kidney tr0ubls for over I've years,
and have tried several remedies, but all failed
TO relieve mo. A short time since | tried Dr..
youg Him, $50 Upper Main street. and ana
now well and ttrong, and consider him hs.t
class doctor Yours truly u1r,vpo
236 8. Hill st., Los Angeles. Gal
Los ANGELES, June o. 1898.
To TINE PUBLIC: For over hva years have
been troubled with nervous SICK headache sud
liver complaint didn't seem 10 find any help
from the many doctors aud medicines that
tried until tried DR.. Wong Him. 659 Uppa
Main street. am now we'll. Yours truly,
MISS n. g. BROCK.
90 Hintouava. Los Angeles, Cal