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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-03-29

the city prison, but Mt an early hour
they began to gather at their rations
Some difficulty was experienced in
getting men who could use the cooking
utensils to advantage, but finally gaso,
/ limo stoves were set up and the morn
ing meal commenced.
A donation, which consisted Of 200
boiled hams, 200 loaves Of bread, five
bushels Of potatoes, baked beans and
an abundance Of other eatables, were
soon utilized and everybody was thor
oughly satisfied as far as his stomach
I was concerned.
Fortunately the abundance of sup
plies prevented the tr0mps from get
ting into any alteration over how the
stuff should be divided, and for the
frst night out everything passed off
harmoniously and the prospects seem
fattering to the men, Notwithstanding
the cold weather.
Many Of the men were heard to
gl1!mble about Mr.. COxey taking lodg-
ings at the best hotel in the city, and
were Of the opinion that he should
take dose Of his own medicine. Sew
eral were interviewed at the city
prison last evening as to what they
intended to do in case provisions were
not furnished en- route, and each and
every one of them said they would
make raid upon the farm houses.
At the ground this morning the most
notable thing was the absence of any
body to command tho much shattered
forces. Carl Browne did not arrive
upon the scene until 1890 o'clock, he
also taking II room in Il prominent
hotel.
Once upon the grounds his orders to
the men were ON the style Of the circus
men, but the men We're slow in obey
ing. Inside the tent was n curious
scene to- behold. Horses and men
bunked together during the night, We're
huddled in small groups, endeavoring
to keep warm, while waiting for the
cooks to cook the food. No tables had
been prepared for the men to eat ON,
and there was n limited supply of
forks, knives and plates.
AZ l''oo ~ ''tli dti'iiS "Nlt lllu'iS W.
get dinner and strike camp so as to be
on the road at II O'clock.
1t is probable that the only trouble
which will be experienced will be from
the tramps who will not work and
want all they can eat.
Stark Siding, one mile east of this
city, favorable rendezvous for
tramps, added new squad. number
ing fifty. to the army this morning.
Pittsburg, March ga foreign at
tachment was issued today by b. Nj.
Evcrson of this city against Gen. j. s.
CoXey. commander of the commons
veal. The claim is for 5000 for mill
In view of the fact that Mr..
CoXcy has seemingly abandoned his
business and is dcvoting his energies
md money to the army and its OBJ
iccts, Mr.. Evcrson felt it necessary
to protect himself.
Sheriff Richards will send deputies
to the border of the county to meet
Gen. CoXcy and escort him to the sher-
ifs office, where he will be required to
give bail In the sum Of $1,000 or re-
main here.
The company organized in the eight
teenth ward of this city to meet
CoXcy has been disbanded
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-03-29

The Cranberry Lumber company has
contracted 10 have lao.un,oo coo feet OF
logs banked 1T tile mouth IT Gran
berry river
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-03-29
GEN. COXEY A TRAMP
THE WASHINGTON AUTHORITIES
WOULD ARREST HIM AS SUCH.
HE'S AN IDLE AND DLSORDERLY
PERSON.

If 1t Ever Reaches Washington His
Army Would be Misunderstanding on
the Capitol Steps Would be Pre-
vented-'Coxey Army Declared to
Be Myth
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-03-29

The republicans of kowaunce county,
viii name y. w Stehhins us their
candidate for the state senate.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-03-29
TESTIMONY IS READ
MISS POLLARD'S OBJECTION is
OVERRULED.
JUDGE BRADLEY ADMITS I'M
PORTANT DISPOSITIONS.

Some Unfit to Be HeardCourt Re-
grets That He Can't Exclude Them
in the Interest Of Dccency--Few Re
marks on Public Morality
In General.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-04-25

Subscribe for THE HERALD.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-04-25
DYING WOMAN'S RE
QUEST.
Wanted lee Ashes Scattered from
the TIP of Washington MOnn-
mrft.
WASHINGTON Coz. Chieago RECORD.
tilt.

w et>hlllStOu NoI NniedgO record.
The other Gay man came Into
the Office OF Col Wilson, eupcriu
trndvnt of public. buildings ard
ground, and complained that the
policeman at the Washington monu
ment had iuterfered with lis plans
and had treated Inn in brutal
manner lie presented letter of
introduction from the represents.
tive from his district certifying to
Iiis good character and intentions.
When Col. Wilson asked him to
explain lis difficulty he pulled ont
of satchel glass i-r, such as they
put preserves in, and said in a sol
emu vuic,: This jrr conIails the
ashes Of I.Iy wife.
Col. Wilson started back in aston
iehment, ''Wliat on earth are you
goirg to dc viii them her,G'
"we.t up to the top of the
monument" lac replied, "intcndinS
10 scatter these ashes to the louc
winds of heaven, but WIS prevent
ed from doing SO Iy the policeman.
argued awhile with HIM, but
he SAID that [ must come here for
permission"
"wyII sir replied 5ol. Wilson,
til, "Waslrin sion monument was
not erected for crn.k5 to use in car
rying out ally such outlandish no
iiO.e." =.
at is no, an outlandish notion"
replied the visitor. ''IJ was thc dy
my r,qucst of my wife. For years
before her death she often express
ID the wish that when her end came
her boIy might be cremated and
ashes scatter, j to the tour winds Of
heaven nom The top Of the Wash
iusrun monument and Wi h her dy
ins breath she asked NE tn promise
that | would carry ont her wishes"
SEEING the man was in earnest,
Col Wilson explained to him that
they were compelled to make rule
prohibiting people from throwing
things out OF the windows of the
monument, and he could not sus
PEND it even to grant or crafty
such tn unusual desire. The man
went away sorrowful.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-04-25

Most persons will be surprised to
learn that a needle III the course of
its manufacture and before rl@c ID
on the market for sale passes
through the hands of from so to
100 people, Elevcn complete pro
ccsscF, each involving several minor
operations, are necessary before a
sewing needle is fl for sale.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-04-25
BROWNSVILLE TEXAS WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25. Is
BURMAil'S GROWN
JEWELS.
A Race to Mandaley to Discover
tie Spot Where Thieves Hid
Thrnr.

led around the world many times,
aud become famous AS war corrcs
pondent tor Reuters Telegram
Company, arrived from England by
the steamer Majestic yesterday.
lie Is ON his way norlhwaId IT,
look after the estate of his father
in-law, the late Gc;,. W. T. R-n-
wick. of the Royal Engineers,
whose property is in the neighbor-
mood of London, Canada. Mr.. Pl-
gott had remarkably interesting
story to teal IA World reporter ii
lie Westminster Hoiel last g /.
"Just before having I gland
said he, ",wo men started 10y d fer
ent routes on race for Mandal y,
n Burnah, to find the hiding place
Of the crown wells and the rcgaIia
of King Thee IiAw. They were
stolen from the treasure room in
the palace at the time | was there
in 1855, when The British, to chas
tise the King for his crueIties, Wen
mp the Irraw4ddy River with a
fleet a.,d occupied M,nialay and
the palace, Our men were set to
guard every room in the palace,
aud during The first night OF the oc
eufa'ion these jewels, which are
estimated 10 be worth tw,o lache
ego, cO0}, were stolen. Not long
ago a furmer private in the Sec"nd
Battalion Of the loyal West Sur
reY Regiment confessed o" his
death-bed that he and another nnan
in the same regiment nam-d Will
lam White had stolen the i.&cIs on
tie night in qpcs.i"n. They dug
hole in the or. una and buried
them, but gere n;v,r allie to re
turn and ct them. B,t"rc Ii
would give Whites Inc the dy
ung soldier lnndc his hearers pro-
mise that hey would src that his
com'ade WAS not punished. Tn
latter was found, ana he not only
corroi, rated The others slnry, bn'
agrc. d 10 (, TO Bnrnah aud lin"
the If. Assure for the Government
As a reward he WAS to receive 10
per cant, of the ya'ue oI the wei,
up1o 100000 rupees: a"d ) prl
ccnt, on al above that liis,xp,n
- were also to he paid. In an
evil hour White Inf. led his secret
to a certain epurii'g man in Lon
Ion, who Immediately IN dc him !;
better firI than Tie G.verLmtni
# he would tell just where the lr. a
tire could nc und. After lie had
told him he fellow toll White Ia
wills lc FIR his money, aud started
IF hy lie lirsr stern i"r Bnrmrh.
lie was followed The u,Xt day lay
White, who, it is said, is sure IhAI
The 81 OFT canno, find the treasure
without his assistance. Both the
Indian and the British Govern
mcnts will anxiou<iy await the re
,uit of The search"
Mr.. F;g,lt Was present at the
hard. s. fought battles in Egypt and
the Sundsn, srl has sern conIrli
mentei by The British Government
for h E great ride from JadkHl %
Korti with dispatches Tor Gen.
Wolscley.
Most persons will be surprised to
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-04-25
SOCIETIES.
ksiio Ga4vi6e IoDGF ". 81 kr. & ( W

kio GRAS0t 1oDGF - 81 ~ { I r-B
- fdrre,sI, ~ 81; = lJsO.ll4.i, ~ isdo. t
-darAs. "; T. l.. C4Il, Secretary; X D4izeiL,
1re4safer. J. y -,ILans'-n, ~, AZ ii wallis,
>. u, u " Ml-4GT lyle. Fisiuns oroIners cor
oiisy IutIJre- isJdse meets nrst and tiiid Tues
Uss month
KNIGhrS Or HONOR LODGE 20 go. F.
L,zIIiIet, DieI4tJr; rrAlK CHAMPION, Nioc Dici2-
LIZ; ~ II-4lsJ4. Assistant DICTATOR; r. = JoiIOes
psf D.,JitUr. J. L. sips, tlIzacI4i Reporter
sherwood. Rs-Jr,ief5 H. Le3uy, uulIe' jess
- aleelcr, C-IA. 'l-s - IrIk, TX asure-; Jolii
.rlaa, I.Isrdi.4t. b + Lopez Seliii.=i- Lodge
liiress seoOd ali iJul. Idusi-ysO VI ea-n MONTH
L o. o f. LODGE No. - c. H MlTis, Noble
N(irzad: WIlllz4L neiis, N.ce t.r.id5 John o.
SLucse, SecfeLIrss UcyIiss hJJre, treasurer lif-
Lodge lnsals e.ety :, 5I.ivsliJy nIsLt - -
NIsiung brethren AID al Odi FeAOs= ii good
si-nIIass Ire cJ-di-i-y Iii'lteu - 4ste-i1-
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-04-25
Personal AND PERTINENT.
Senator Hill is out of politics.

The Republicans are receiving
msny happy returns from all parts
OF the conH.ry:
Francs Ricon is in luck. lie
can never be accused o, putting the
cipher into ~ spe' CHI
o'st3,r5 IN Mr.. Croker finds
that the i DR.. Parkhurst is
quite We Tb cheerful
S major uoar calls Sen tor Vest
"g4rru'ou-'' There ia much food
for r, fl :c;ion in this.
The only prominent Englishman
who is really having fun at pr' sent
is Henry LeboncIicre.
A contemporary remarks that
"DA CANA has l"st The game BY
no means. He is still paying.
Ex-President Harrison's lectures
Q constitutional law didn't prevent
Republican Victories in Cal'fnrni,.
John Most has taken up his resi-
.lcuce in II.ver, Conn. He may
ct Yale lecturcship on hazing rs
tine art.
Emilio CASTELAR,, of Spain, is
very striking example of the evil
INFLUENCE Of Conservatism" lie
has become nI.narchist.
The Duke Of Veragu. has been
placed a the head OF the Spanish
Senatc's Committee ON Treaties Of
Commerce with Germany, Austria
NJ Italy.
Edward CrudIcn, the coachm n
who .nn for Mayor OF Perth Am
b y, received only sixty votes.
Bangs, the poet, did better than
that in Yo"kers.
The King OF Uny"ro, E 'st Alri-
u. has met the EaSIIsl. aud he is
theirs. The victors will now pro
coed to ciyiliz. him 10y relieving
him OF all responsibility, ct cetcia.
Carl Browne recently informed
,he astonl-hed C"xeyite> III. It th'Y
had crossed The Rubicou They'll
iinl that the Rubicnn WAS only a
misIemeanor compaied with thF
A'leghanics-
The B ,,t"n Art Club has otfrr-
cd prizs of $1,000 lor the best
picture painted 10y an Amcric"'
and not heretofore exhibited. y
fine hi torical subj ct would lie a
committee of statesmen looking al
St. Gauiens design.
Mr.. Cocker has broken his long
silence. Realizing that this is a
great crisis in the aff4Irs Of the Ma
ton and the metropolis aud that
the minds of earnest men are
pregnant with mighty thoughts
aud purposes, lie raises mp his
voice and say: "rD matci> Dob
hins agin Domino fer keeps. Sceg7
Mr.. j. Edward Simmons, Presi-
dent of The Fourth National Il INK q,
mas written for the E gi"ecriug
Mag zne a v'ry thoughtful article
on the "Outlo"k for an Improve
ment in Business" He says in
conclusion: Improvement appears
IN every side. The couds have
lifted. The skies haze cleared, and
there Is wariant for confidence.
The business turning point has IA
ELI hecni resck d.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-04-25
.H.fEE NER g5CE.
DEPARTURE.

DEPARTURE.
For Alice, Texas, daily at.-..e a. III
=. RIO Grandr CITY. Mon
day, We'd and rsid;Iy al g. y IA
For Point isabel, day sic..--9 a m
E. Matam0TOs. Mexico, Except sun
dty, ---------------.d AZ J-"J d III
ARRIVALS
From Alice, Texas, daily at 10 p NJ
= Kio Grande, Jri- Weekly at p IN
$ Point Isabel, daIIy att 4. III
a" Mltiin BROS AieXlcJ,. .4:3J p IN
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-26
SMALL TALE
Minor Matters OF InsersVs Srisay and
PIthIly Told


Minor Matters or Insorsvt Drisay and
PIthIly Told.
THE drug store of the Logan Drug
Company is being beautifully improved.
ALARGE number OF persons enjoyed
skating yesterday afternoon at the
North End rink.
REBEccA Degree Staff, I. o. o. F.,
will give a grand skating carnival this
evening at North End rink.
TIE preliminary hearing Of DR.. by
man Weschler, set for yesterday, was
postponed by Justice Gillespy until TO-
day.
MRS. MARY BOWERS yesterday quail
fed as executrix Of the will OF Gustavus
j. Bowers, deceased. Bond, $1,000, w.
Il. Bowers, surety.
EXTENSIVE preparations are being
made for the Ancient Order OF United
Workmen entertainment at the opera
House, May II and II.
THE persons sent by the people from
the First ward TO look up a suitable
ploce for colony are in the Shenandoah
Valley. They have been heard from but
once.
SEVERAL North Wheeling business
men complain of the chronic newspaper
borrowers in that part Of the city. But
it is no wonder, they want the REG
lister.
JOHN LETzKUs. the well-known fore
man of the Vigilant, has received
thoroughbred ST. Bernard dog from his
brother in Wellsburg. The fireman
values his dog at $500.
The Wheeling Street Railway Com
pany began the distribution OF rails yes
terday morning, Cor the new tracks Ia
North Wheeling. Work OF laying the
rails will be begun soon.
LAST night the Clemens Lodge OF Odd
Fellows, OF Bridgeport, held a district
meeting. A large crowd was in attend
once, and after the general business
was transacted 3 grand banquet was
spread.
THERE were six cases In Police Court,
Yesterday morning. Mike Kearns paid
81 and costs, Harvey Winters, Samuel
Green and w. Z. Conkling were dis
missed, John Haues paid 81 and costs,
and Roy Holmes went up Tor thirty
days.
A MARRIAGE license was issued yes
terday to Matthew Mallory, native OF
Allegheny county, Pa, aged 80, ana
Barbara Crissler, a native OF Allegheny
county, aged 90; also to Thomas c. Arm
strong, a native Of Akron, o., aged %,
and Margaret Weischor, native Of
Wheeling, aged "a.
THE Wabash, Ind, Times, comment
ing upon the new trial ordered In the
Temple case, says the marriage OF
Temple 10 Miss Henrietta Smith, OF
that place, is undoubted, and sis IN
black and white on the public records
and is known to many here" Inc
paper says Mrs. Temple will be here to
testify in the new trial.
THE North Wheeling Literary and
Athletic Association is one OF the oldest
organizations of its kind in Wheeling.
II was organized eight years ago, and
and now has twenty-five members. On
Decoration Day the association will
give a picnic at Mozart Park. The
members now have a beautiful club
house at the head Of Seventh street,
North Wheeling.
TO-DAY and tomorrow are to be great
days at Uhrichsville, o., among the Odd
Fellows of that State. Large numbers
OF persons are to go from BelIaire,
Bridgeport, and Martins Ferry, and the
C. L. & w. Railway has made special
preparations to carry the Odd Fellows
from this section. 1t is said that 800
lodges in Ohio are to be represented at
the event.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-26
AMUsEMENrs.
LADY w1NpERMERE's FAN.

LADY WINDERMERE' FAN.
The advance sale Of seats for the pro-
duction Of this comedy from the pen Of
Oscar Wilde indicates that it will be
greeted by large audience. The play
has created favorable impression in
New York and elsewhere among lovers
of high-class and refined comedy. The
company is one of Frohman's, which is
a sufficient assurance of its excellence.
Opera House Friday evening.
THE LONDON BELLIES TONIGHT.
This evening "The London Bellies"
company will begin three nights en-
gagement at the Grand. THE London
Bellies" company is a perfect organiza-
ton Of modern times, headed by Rose
Sydel. The beautiful musical eXtrava-
CANA "The Crystal Slipper" as sung by
the company is highly spoken OF, and
the manyspecialties introduced through
out the burlesque are said to be far
above the average. Reserved seats now
on sale at the Grand box Office.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-26
THE CASUALTY RECORD.
The Accidents Reported From About the
City Yesterday.


City Yesterday.
During the Hibberd fire, yesterday
morning, q boy whose name could not
be learned, was struck in the eye and
seriously Injured.
Louis Baker, Of 1903 Eoff street, got
his left leg broken az his work at the
Riverside, Yesterday evening. A falling
bar of steel caused the accident.
Last Sunday evening q child aged
about two years OF Carl Butler, of
Thirty.eighth street, fell from a chair
and a broken collar bone was the result.
A boy, aged about nine years, Of
North Wheeling, was painfully bitten
on the forehead last evening by John
Kline's dog. The boys name could Lot
be learned
Harry Fronkey, OF Thirty-ninth
street, fell coming down the hill hear
his home last Tuesday night. He was
so badly bruised that he has been under
medical attention since.
A boy, aged about seven years, OF
Charles Cline, OF CaldwelPs Run, fell
down the bank near bis fathers nome
last Tuesday evening and bad injuries
to his shoulder blade resulted.
George Hanson. Of Thirtieth and Nc
Culloch streets, La Belle employe, was
working at the rolls yesterday forenoon
when a piece of steel few striking him
along side the eye. An ugly gash was
cut.
John Greer, Of South Chapline street,
left mis- horse attached TO a wagon at
the Terminal Chapline street crossing,
yesterday afternoon. The animal got
onto the street car tracks, and motor
came along. The animal was hit and
knocked onto the railroad tracks. The
horse was badly skinned up.
Last evening about six o'clock Mr.. A.
B. Butler, bookkeeper at the Natural
Gas Company of West Virgins, met
with what might have been a serious
accident. Mr.. Butler was riding a
fractions horse. The animal becoming
frightened, reared up and falling back
WARD. pinkoned Mr.. Butler under him,
breaking his left arm. but not inJuring
him otherwise. Mr.. Buffers escape
from skriOds injury was exceedingly
fortunalte.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-26

good sized store of itself is this big Silk Depart
>ment. All the new weaves and novelties here.
ace. 32-nch wide Figured India Dress Silks to
10 yards makes full dress pattern only possible to
sell these Silks at this price by buying in large guam
ties from headquarters.
Ar25AWD ssc Over 100 pieces 20, % and 24-inch
wide India and China Dress Silks at these popular
prices The greatest selection we have ever shown.
At Acc Moire Silks all cOlOrS and black; also twelve
pieces Bengane Silk at this price. Reduced from Soc
At 75s "a q and 3O-inch wide China and India Silks
also Black Silks with raised black and cOOred figures
At AAe Over thrty-eight styles Whitman's Swivel
Silks the most popular wash silk Of the season. Bear
in mind these silks are the best Swivel Silks made
Our price 44c yard.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-26
Work About Completed.

The c., L. & w. Railway will soon
have its trestle along the river bank,
between the Union Bridge and the
Etna-Standard mills, filled in. This
has been a great work, as the trestle
was nearly an eighth OF 3 mile long,
and in some places was fifteen feet
high. 1t is said that thousands OF loads
of sand, gravel and stone have been
used for the filing in. These materials
are gotten near Freeport, Ohio, where
the steam shovel and large force Of
ouarrymen are kept at work. Over fifty
loads have been placed in the trestle
this Maek.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-26

The Business Transacted Before the
Judges. Yesterday.
Before Judge Campbell, in the case
of C. Collar v. John Anderson, Consta-
Bile, there was a verdict for defense.
Judge Campbell adjourned his Court
until to-day, in order to attend the
funeral OF relative.
Before Judge PAUL, an order was en-
tered in the Ferry Company injunction
case. The matter will certainly be
pushed further by the Bridge Company.
In the case Of Anna NJ. Hildebrand V.
Frank f. Foster, Manager, there was a
verdict for defendant.
The case of VIM. Lauchlin v. Mary
Hughes executor, was put on trial.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-26
A slight Blaze.

About half-past seven o'clock last
evening there was big excitement In the
locality Of the annex school building, in
the Eighth ward. Fire was discovered
in the basement, having caught from
the furnace. The blaze was slight, and
was put out with little or no damage,
without calling out the iremen.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-26
F,r,, Fr.irbt 20 RIM To-Morrov.

The first trains over the W. Is. & T.
Benwood extension Will be run to-mor-
row. Receiver Brewster, Of New York,
has oeen in the city and has ordered
this. Freights will be run for the
present TO the Riverside iron works.
This is all the farther the extension
will be run az present. The road is in
good shape and is regarded by experts
as an excellent piece Of workmanship.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-26
A blaze on the Island.

Tuesday evening lace curtain
caught fire at the residence Of Thomas
Lewis, on North Front street. An
alarm vas sent to the Island Chemical
Company. and the blaze was e1tingush-
ed before much damage had been done.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-26

Wien Baby was mex. ws gave her CsslceiA
whon abe was Child. she cried for CSssorsa.
wbsa abe became Miss. she chung to CsstoCia.
Whsn she had Children, she gave them CasszlA.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-26
Index to New AavsrrlssmsasA
rnrRrH PAGE.

FOURTH PAGE.
For SAle-Manufacturing Business.
Mops. scrubs, Rhisk Broons-Albsrt Stole
q Co.
Gold Watches. G. Dillon Co.
Wanted-Girl for Homework.
Legal Eotice-John Z. Palmer, il
Card OF ThAnEs-Kste ArndL
For Sale-SDotted Mare.
WAntsd-CanVSssers
FIFTa PAGE.
Special Cut Prices-Ewing Bros.
SIXTH FACE.
A Few Pointers-Geo. NJ. Shook Co.
Surgeon Dentist-Dr. Geo. J. CSddle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-26
The MAYOR Of KNOXVILLE Speaks.

JAMES c. LETTRELL, three times
Mayor Of Knoxville. Tenn, writes:
was completely broken down with a
complication Of diseases. After trying
many doctors without relief, took Ra-
dams Microbe Killer, and was COM
pletely cured.
The Logan Drug Company agents for
Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-26

Our stock for spring ana summer IL now
complete embracing ali staples aud latest
novelties in foreign and domestic mater
lals for gentIemsn's garments. An order
with us is n warrant OF satisfaction. We
guarantee style, tit and finish. Cali and
he eonyiuced FRANK. the Tailor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-26
REAL ESTATE MARKET.

Deed OF Transfer Left for Record Yes
terdaV.
The following transfer Of real estate
was left for record at Clerk Hooks
Office yesterday:
Deed made April 25, 1894, by John
Neuman and wife and Walter II. Rine-
hart and wife to A. L. Kraft, for the
north twenty feet of lot No. II, in VIM.
Armstrong; addition. Consideration,
81, 500.