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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-12
POLITICAL
OFFICIAL APPOINTMENTS
BY Nhe Democratic Executive Com.
mittee OF the Second District.

Friday. October l2th l:SO p. m, Keyser,
Mineral, County-Hsn. VIM. L. Wilson. Pied
mont, Mineral County, 7:3) p. m.-Hon. VIM
l. wilson. Pendleton Couaty-Hon. VIM. r.
Ale1andeS.
SATURDAY., October 18th. Norgantown, Monon-
gala County, Border State Me.ting-Hon. VIM.
L. Wilson, lHon. W. q. Hensel, OF Pa; Gov. A.
b. sFlemingA Hon. John J. DAVIS. Martins
burg Berkeley County, $50 p. m.-Hon. Fred
J. Nellon. Oh Maryland Elk City, Barbour
Cou1ty-Col r. P. Chew, Col F. w. Brown.
Petersburg, CT ant County-Gov. Z. W. Wilson.
TerraA Alta, Preston County, p. m.-John j.
ConiFN ESQ. Col. w W. Arnett. Rowlesburg,
Preston County, ,night-John j. Conif, Esq,
Col. W WV. ArnStt.
Monday. October 18th, Warrington, Marion
County-Hon. WIN. L. Wilson, Hon. Charles
H. Mansuk. OF Missouri. Berkeley Springs
Morgan CAunty-Hon. Fred. J. Nelson. Elk
Garden Mineral County-Gov. E. W. Wilson.
Tuesday. \october 16:h, MonongAh Mines,
Marion County Hon. VIM. l.. Wilson, Hon.
j. n Camdeh.
Tuesday, October 10th, Grafton, Taylor coun
tv-Hon. FreAJ. Nelson. Hon. Charles II. Man
sur. Parsons, fucker county-Gov'rnof l. W.
Wilson
Wednesday, ottoher Nth Philppl' Barbour
county n. m. Mon. VIM. L. Wilson, Gov. K.
" wilson. BeNiRgtsn, Barbour county, p.
m.-Hon VIM. I. W. llson. Kingwood, Preston
county l D. m.-Gon. Fred J. Nelson, Hon.
Samuel V. Woods. Newourg, Preston county,
m-Uon. Fred \. Nelson Frankfort, Min
eral county, p ny ion. Chas' d. Aahsu''
Thursday, octobsrl 18th, Beverly, Randolph
county. barbecue-HAn. VIM L Wilson, Gen.
Fitzhugh Lee. OF VirAtsi lion. Fred j. Nell
son, Of Maryland. Gov. ". W. wilson, OF west
virginia Hon. John 4 Davis of West VIZ
oinia. Romney. or CABIN Bridge, Hampshire
county-Hon. Chas. Il. MRnsur
Friday, October 18Th, MSoredeid or Wardens'
vile, Hardy county-Hon\ ChaS' ID hansuf
Wheeling, Ohio county-Hlon FRED D. nelson
Saturday o,tOber 10Th, Petersburg Grant
county-Hon. Chas. H. MSnsur! Falrmonp
Marion county-Hon. Fred y Nelson
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BIG POsTOTFIOE ROBBERY.

Eight Hundred Dollars Worth OF stamps
and Money Gotten at New Lexington.
SDseldl 70 tho Rooster.
EVANSVILLE, o., October 1l.-At 1890
this morning burglars blew open the
safe in the New Lexington postoffice
and secured $500 in stamps and money.
The explosion awakened the entire pop
ulation, and the first citizens to arrive
on the scene saw two men emerging
from the building, the front of which
had been demolished. As soon as the
men saw that they were discovered they
both opened fire and running down an
alley made good their escape.
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GEO. R. TAYLOR,
1853 MARKET ST.
1850 MAIN ST.
N INV ---nnEE1ZA
Fall and Winter G UUdS
NOW ON SALE.
DRESS GOODS,
COATS And CAPES.
SILKS AND VELVETS
Merino Underwear, Lace Curtains, !
DraperieS, PortiereS, Knit UnderSkIrtS, !
Silk UnderSkirtS, Cambria Underwear
Fast Black Hosiery, Linen DamaSkS, I
French Printed Flannels. etc. 4,
SPECIALTIES.
SPECIALTIES.

Sole agent for DR.. Jaeger's Merip
Underwear, and have just received a full
line of the same. Our prices are tie
same as at the New York agency. Stock
on hand consists Of Socks, Hose, Gloves,
Knee Warmers, Chest Protectors, Child
ren's Vests and Drawers, Ladies' Vests
and Drawers, Ladies Combination Suits,
Mems Combination Suits, Mems Fests
and Growers, etc, All sold for thesame
as charged at the New York office Sole
agent also for the Ypsilanti sysem of
Underwear, Of which we have FIJI line.
Catalogues furnished when called for
for either.
We also have just received full
line of the American Hosiery Co. I'm
derwear. Prices in all cases as low as
in the larger cities.
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KEWSLETs.
Interesting Pieces OF TsIegraphis News
IN Small space

LEBANON, ky. October 1.-THE ware
house of Blair & Ballard burned this morn
ing, consuming 1000 barrels Of whisky.
Loss 500. 20.
FoRr Recovery, o., October 1l'-While
threshing in a barn spark set fire to the
straw and VIM. Greer ana Ellsworth Nc
Afee persisted in the flames. Nathan Greer
was fatally burned.
WASHINGTON, D. c., October u.--Will-
lam 3. Smith, of New Jersey, in the Blu
reau Of Engraving and Printing, was ar
rested to-day for stealing $1,000 two cent
postage stamps. Smith placed the stamps
on sale in New YORK. The postmaster at
New York found his package Of stamps
$1,000 short. IL is believed others are i'm
plicated.
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MARCHED SIDE BY SIDE.

Confederate Veterans and Grand Army
Men BsIp Raise Flags on Huntington
schools
Special to Lts RsTtstsr.
HUNTINGTON, w. VA, October IL
This city has been gay to-day and the
stars and stripes were displayed every
where. The occasion was due TO the
hosting OF nation al colors on the school
houses and a procession OF mile long
consisting of G. A. r. and Confederate
Veterans who walked side by side.
Civic societies and thousands OF school
children with their teachers made up
the line. Speeches were made by num-
Der Of prominent teachers.
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Ths CaIl-BeII system.
So,eia! to the Register.

y -ttl1 70 VIC 4h5IF't5''
GRAFTON, w. VA, October 1.-THE
Baltimore and Ohio railroad has adopted
q call-bell system by which it can notify
any agent on the line that he is needed
st the wire. The system will be OF spe-
cial value where the operator is also the
agent and is frequently called from his
office by other duties.
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FIRST WOMAN TO REGISTER

Mrs. Sarah @. Innis, of Columbus tho
First Woman 10 Claim the Privilege OF
Voting.
Special 10 the Register.
COLUMBUS, O., October 1L-Mrs.
Sarah G. Innis, of this city, aged "a,
registered as a voter to-day, being pro-
badly the first woman to register for
this purpose in Ohio. This was done
under a law OF last winter that permits
women to vote for school officers. She
will not be able to vote until next
spring, but the election officers held
that she could register now.
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West VIRGINIA Postal AGalrs.

y tlINf % tIto LItGt9teIs
WASHINGTON, D. c., October IL
The commission OF Phoebe Wood ward,
as postmaster at frankfort, has been
issued. Dropping the letter ii from
the name of the postoffce, PeterSOurgh,
Grant county, has made it necessary to
reappoint Henry Thalsker as postmas-
ter
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Raud Badly Mashed.

BpectGt 20 Ns A-ItsS"
SrEUBENvILLE, O., October IA
Panhandle brakeman, John elites,
while making a coupling at Golfers Sta
ton, w. Va, this morning, had his
right hand badly mashed. 1t is feared
amputation will be necessary.
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Tho Houses Leg Broke.
spseialto the Register

PARKERsBURG, w. VA, October IL
At the Petersburg Driving CLUB races
this afternoon, during the second heat
of the running race, Hillman, valuable
horse belonging to L. Newart, OF Woods
field, Ohio, broke his leg while being
urged to a close finish by his rider
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Can File the Bill.
Nuh XIV ehS
!SpsefgI 20 ne Rsoss,s-.

SrEUBENv1LLE, O., October 1.-THE
Supreme Court of Ohio allowed the mo-
tion filed by the State of Ohio for leave
to file a bill of exception in the case Of
the State of Ohio VS.. VIM. r. Johnson,
ex.City Clerk, indicted for embezzle-
ment.
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A Pardon A.ksd for John Wind.

Special % tie RsgiHs-.
COLUMBUS, O., October II. Among
the applications made to the State Par
don Board to-day was one from John
Wind, Of Jefferson county, convicted
May, 1898, OF burglar and larceny and
sent up for four years.
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cheap. on easy terms.
Five acres o rich bOtt01 =
gar ening. uea: Elm Grove
Farm ) acres. nearly al
miles from Elm Grove, che
Three aed a half acres, vi
miles east OF city.
Farm ~ acres. good pOrtid
land. on Big Crave Geek. ne
Farm o. acres 3 miles ~
Ncnrcheu creek, on. half b
Yam 3j acres. two miles
from brick house AM Zoo
same.
Farm 100 acres > miles east
Farm q acres { miles east oil
Farm li3 acres miles east
al read.
Farm 20 acres 81 miles east
Farm 80 acres 3 m les east o
Fruit farm - acres 2 miles
port ,.,
Farm % acres 81 miles east .
Farm ~ acres Bssf Ao1nasFh
Farm 80 scfes 81 miles east
Farm ~ acres y miles soathea
Farm ~ acres . miles from CAV
Farm ~ acres IA BROOKE cosh y
Yarn So acres ia Bsimoot cp1n
yarn ~ acres Z miles eAst 81 olI
Ws have also numDef oi oths'
Eousss aud iots in and near sity
them on EASY terms. Houses lfDl
/ wards. LoLs from So and 1pHi
sidefit no trouble 70 show ne
cry and the property itssiL y
10 bay cheap
TO LoAS-SgJ0. $50. 400, ;
q, s00 and ZOO % lotn 90 Ciiy
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Found for the Defendant.

6ptcldE 70 Uls hsOlS1s'
CLARKsBURG, w. VA, October IL
In the Miller-Jenkins suit, in the
United States Court, for malicious pros
ecution, the jury found for the de-
PENDANT.
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APPOINTMENTS OF Z. w. WILSON.

Hardy coSnty, aooreasld, Erida3 October
l2, 1890 a. m.
Grant county, Petersburg satA FdayA October
l9, 1880 q. m.
Mineral county, Piedmont, MoA day October
Is, 1880 IN.
Tucker county, Parsons, Tuesday October i6'
! pm.
Barbour county, Bsnngton, wedne'da@ Y DC.
tober II, p. m.
Barbour county, Phllippi, Thursday Oct 'Oer
IT, l p. m.
BraIton county, Sutton, Saturday October 20
Up. IN.
Webster county, Addison, Monday, octobf'
O. II am.
Nicholas county, Summervllle, Tuesda! o9
tober % II a. m. II
Kanawha county, Charleston, Thursday, Och
tober %, 9 p. m.
The remainder of Mr.. Wilson's time up una
the election will be put in the southern part 4
the State.
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5EAL ESTATE FOR

No. 40 N. wabash street
story name dwelling OF rood
feet lfboughL In next ten days
81. 6OGcasa.
No. 1900 Dhapline street; nne
NO. 1874 hCbapliae street. rd
good cellar IL 33xl20 feet
No. lob rourtssstn stroof, brick.
No. IL thirteenth street Two story !
No. 1873 ADur' esnth street., brick II
at one-halfit value.
Nos. 22I6A IA 22ts RsrIsot street
double brick dA7ltng, property ole rooms
NO 81 N. w ta.n sITost, Island, -
frame dwelling rooms. water OF
floors. lot 2s1l20l ,eL
No 1891 EoffE' rect, 2-story frame Nv
ing of6 roomsi hA lot Ne. 4sq. No IL, q
feet.
No. 529 n ain 81 cot. 2.story brick dwell
OF Is rooms.
A frame house on NIcColloch street for
TO LEASE-3S FEY OF ground on tbs
side o. Market streeti1orth OF sixteenth 81
or che owner will bull FOR a good tenant.
RINEHARy 81 TATU
CITY Rahk Building Rom No g. TelephoBs
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Indigestion, Sick OF Bilious Headaches,
Nervousness, and every arrangement Of the
liver, stomach, and bowels.
Ccddr Rapids. I0iUd.
Dr.. r. V. PIERCE: Dear Sir = Ny whole
system seems 70 have undergone a change
since taking Pleasant Pellets" Ny nerves ara
wonderfully improved and no longer have at
tacks Of the blues" IL is wonderful, the good
the " Pellets have done my liver complaints
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NE5B1TT q d
f73s Market Stfs|
TelsDsons ei5-
TRUSTEES /

pvvir.rsofEdse4 VI itDsi
Lena Lafnaagt and 1ef h1sot
bart 10 mo a. truste-. dated
Jauuary. 1891. and recorded u
clerk OF tbs County Court % u
Virginla. In deed OF trust "A
,Sid eel ~ public auction. A.
'tbe Court HcEsg OF said ohio
WEDNESDAY, OCfO
commencing - - 0'clocS
dssegioed real estate 70
ouarter u lOt Nc. - 10
40 10 the cry OF " cecil
sarket street ard runa
northwest qua.tef Of -
the south side Il iot 40.
Al feet 70 lins OF W. A.
The improvements toe
One third Of the pnrchi
mere a. the purchaser 3
and the residue IN Two
with interest from %
chaser gsyinK his notes.
III. tx the deferred Tar
retnIf u until the psgr1
moneH iE full. FRAN
I. f&3cNES.
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BELONGS TO 4 PAST AGE

IS TO 4 PAST AGE
the great, gripping,
naUseating pill
In this enlightened
sze you have Dr..
Pierce's Pleasant Pei
>lets - better because
s they're the smallest,
easiest to take and
easiest in their action;
better because they DO
lasting good.
They have a tonic
effect on the lining
membranes, and per-
msnentiy cure ConSti-
patton. BiliOusnssS,
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IGOR RENT-THREE GOOD RooHI
Il trail location on Market street, sui
Offices. VIII renovate same for goodS
Apply 81 this ONCE. ~,
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EoR BENTON ACCOUNT OF MO-
u our business to the large department.
OF T. X Potts, corner Main and Tenth
we offer our present ofice, No. 60 TN
street and i've rear rooms. for rent
oIces VIII be Kept oPea until the TIVE
street rooms are rented. when the entire
ness will be transferred to L. b. Potts 81
THE STANDARD SEWING MACHINE +,
5. A. Newcomer. Manager. il
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R,INEHARg 81 TATU.
CityR Rank Building. Rom No g.Tslephobs
FOR SALE--FA

Farm 40 acres, miles as. Of city. n
terms.
Farm rs acres, mile elst Of 81
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FOR RENT.

EloR RENT-DESIRABLE LOcAl
IL Market stgeet. for business or
Address LOUIS. REGISTER Office. ocfc
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Interstate Fair.

TACOMA, Jan. ia mass meeting
was held in the Chamber of Com
merce hall Wednesday evening to de-
termine upon the long talked OF ques-
ton of an Interstate fair. The hall
was crowded and the meeting was
very enthusiastic. 1t was decided to
hold the fair in this city, beginning
August 10 and continuing until No
vember l. The old exposition grounds
were selected as the site, and five
acres adjoining will be secured in
addition The building now stand
ing will be devoted To the State of
Washington. 1t was decided to in
vite Oregon, Idaho, Montana, British
Columbia and Alaska to participate
in exhibiting. Several prominent citi-
Zens present made offers of large con
tributions. The committee appointed
on organization and plans of subscrip-
ton is composed of Henry BUGGY,
George p. Eaton, Abraham Gross, CT.
II. Osgood, Charles a. Dow and
George Stone. King county will be
offered encouragement to make large
exhibit.
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real LONDON SOCIETY,""
1t Contains Two Glasses Whose Rights to
Be So Identified Differ Radically.


Be So Identified Differ Radically.
a London correspondent In recent
letter TO New York paper says: We
have been told this week by Lady
Charles BeresfOrd that the real London
society, which includes "those who are
there by right. and whom nothing car
remove as long as their fortunes sur
vive," consists of only 80 or 40 families.
So called London society, she declares.
includes two classes, one of them being
those who are there, not Of right, but by
force, and who remain by dint of Labor,
thinking no cost too excessive to pay for
the privilege of meeting with the great
The other section consists Of those who
are still anxious to obtain admittance
into what appears TO them to be a social
paradise, and who still hope, and have
every right 90 hope, TO succeed, despite
ali the ridicule lavished upon them.
On the delicate and much-vexed ques-
Ion OF the morals of society, Lady
Beresford says that the real question Is
whether the circle in which immortality
Is 50 openly practiced is widening. She
thinks it is not It IS generally noticed,
she says, that the most pronounced set
has, for some time. found it difficult 70
gather fresh recruits.
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Negroes Who Pass For Whites.

At the census OF 1880 nearly 81 per
cent of the colored population was IN
der 10 years of age, while at the census
of 1890 only % per cent was under 10
years OF age. Samuel E. Tatum, a
Washington negro, in explaining this,
says: 1T may be fact that the cUlored
population is constantly falling off in its
increase. for which there may be a great
many reasons. We should first take in
to consideration the vast number of peo-
pie of color leaving the race yearly.
There are thousands who emigrate from
the south SO light in complexion that in
the north they are supposed to be white,
and In this way a vast number of fam
lies in the course OF decade lose their
identity as people of color. Washing
ton Special.
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SOCIETY WOMEN BURGLARS.
A Woman and Her Daughter, Both Of EI-
celIent Repute, Arrested For Stealing.

Woman and Her Daughter, Both Of EI-
ceHent Repute, Arrested For Stealing.
In an Adrian justice court sat two
well dressed ladies' Both were consIy
and apparently refined. The air and
/ dress OF the women indicated that thev
belonged TO the upper walks Of life and
were people OF quality. The elder Of the
two, still below the middle age, SAT- erect
and wore an air OF defiance. The other.
a young lady of real beauty and lastly
attired, was bowed with an air OF sor-
row.
No one unacquainted with the circum-
stances would have suspected for mo-
ment that these ladies were d pair OF
burglars whose work rivals that Of sOIn-
Of the best men OF the profession. Bur
such was the case. They were mother and
daughter-3Irs. Alice Church, widow
Of excellent repute, residing in Tecum-
sch, a village Of 1000, 10 miles from
Adrian, and Miss Bessie Church. They
were under arrest charged with break
ing into the residence of Editor ). c..
Stacy of the Tecumseh Herald during
the absence Of the family and taking
therefrom a feather bed, bedclothing,
4 big job lot of ladies' underwear, sever
al pairs OF shoes. a quantity Of groceries.
etc.
Entrance was effected in the night.
Saturday morning the man about the
premises noticed that window had been
forced. and investigating he found that
the house had been ransacked and the
front door key taken. Officers were no
titled, and as the absence Of the KEY de-
noted an intended return Of the burglars
two men were stationed IN the house
that night. Near II o'clock the KEY soft
ly turned IN the lock, and the forms of
two persons, apparently men, as they
wore mems clothing, appeared. There
was sudden rush, a clasping Of the in
truders IN strong arms and a terrific
squabble, embellished with female
screams. Astonishment caused one Of
the officers 10 let one of the burglars slip,
and she fed. The other fought like a
tigress and laid about right and left with
what proved TO be an insect powder
spray loaded with cayenne pepper. One
Of her captOrs, Abner Wilson, ''got it in
the eye" but held his girl, and the pris-
oner was secured. Then she confessed
her identity and 'tgave away" her daugh-
ter Bessie as the other burglar. Bessie
What do you pleadY asked the court
as ne took off his glasses after receiving
the Information. I'VE waive examina-
ton, sir, +" was the firm, clear and bust
nesslike response of the elder prisoner.
81 VIII make your bonds $500 EACH" re-
Joined the court. your honor, that is
too high; it IS excessive" again spoke the
elder lady. II must make it $780," said
the court. Very well, sir, but it is too
high; cannot get it; we must go to
jail" The prisoners then signifed to the
officer that they were ready, and the rus
tie of the silk skirts of the burglars was
heard moving down the stairs. They are
in Jail awaiting trial.
the affair is the greatest surprise and
sensation Tecumseh has had IN many
day. and society experiences tremen-
dOus shock.-Chicago Tribune.
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Exhibited the Remains.

In Philadelphia the other day there
was striking evidence of the intense de-
sire of some people to exhibit the re-
mains" at funerals. 4 man had died of
diphtheria, and the authorities very prop
erly refused TO permit public funeral
So the family had the coffin containing
the corpse stood on end in front of a
window of the house, so that the face Of
the dead could be viewed from the street
-Philadelphia Letter.
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Sunhower Newspapers.

The paper mill at this place has made
from sUnhower stalks several tons of pa
per which viii be sent TO experts in the
east. The paper is regarded as superior
to straw paper. The mill is now-buyine
sun1owers. Last evening The Daily Re
publican ran its entire edition on the
sunfower paper. = Salina (Kan.) Dis
patch
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The Hollanders are the creates

The Hollanders are the greatest
tea and coffee drinkers, using 24O
ounces TO the inhabitants every
year.
In manufacturing occupations,
the average life of soap-boilers is
the highest aud that OF grind
stone makers the lowest.
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Daily Advertiser, 80 cents per
month. delivered by carrier.
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Daily Advertiser sec. per month
, 1894-02-24
$4,000 Sbaoenerfab.

Sin unfau, Ser i'm gtoDember Dori9er
SabreS benz @rpreBfu3rnann 2epts %.
9otpes 5uitieB, bat ieBt I'M &reisgeribt Elm
0tacbipieG, tpelcbes fiir bic Calumet electric
&utlipap So. rec6t %perbGngntBOOu per6er
farm. 9urc6 ben Nebtsantpalt 8, S.
Gbaie lieB beute MtOrgen 9Owes cine
S9obeneriabflage in 60be bon $4,000
einrei3cn. Die &lagei3riit tiiDrt an, Dat
inn Nooember '93 Elm Mag9on Der eleftriz
icben 8abn in Calumet an Der Gde Sc,
Cottage 0rooe 2tbe, unO so. StraBe 9egeu
Elm Ttbrtpert OeS &lGgers 6opes anrannte,
ben 8agcn tbeiltpciie 5ertriimmerte INF
Ben auf DEM 8ofe iiBen6en 6otpes 5u SAL
bra6te, 10 baB er cine i6tpcre &iifgrat;
O~erlebung o%apontrllg. Die tOitipieligt
dr3tltde 8e6anblung,t Sic Soften ser Ste.
paratur beS 3erbrobenen 8ogens, iopit
cine angemeiiene Gnti6dbigung fir BIZ
bonn Gerlcbten ouSgebaltenen S6mer3cr
unb beiien Gerbienitloiigfeit, 1outen bill.
ger 28eiie bon Der perflagten 8artei in
9G6e bon %5uiammen $4,000 be3ablt
peroen.
, 1894-02-24
Rdubereten auer Dirt.
StraBenrduber trieben am Oonnerffae ihr
unwefen i'm Stod paroszD itrtft.

Sn Ser 35. StraBenzS Station erIdier
9eltern 9tt6olaS gtatbD nit gel6nouenem
blutrlnittgem @ciicbte unb meloete, baB Ell
am 0onneritag 96enb bon bret StroLcben
uberfallen un0 beraubt iporoen 1ei. 81
babe itcb auf Dem 6eimtpese befunben, als
an Der 30. unb Wauaceltr. orei 9elte ibm
e1tge9engetreten ieten, 6ie i'm nit borgez
baltenem GeDOlOer auf9eforbert bGtten,
leine 8oari5aft beraus3u9eben. 9lS fe
oann nur 20 Gents bel ibn1 ~9efltnben, bit
ten ie i'm aus Gacbe %miBbanoelt, Bis e1
betpuBtlos Oagele9en bGtte.
Qn bem:iel6enQlbeno unb in 6erielbengtodbs
boribaft pur6e Gan @erragbtD iiberfauen
uno man glaubt, AUDI bon benielben
Strolcben. Sci ibm fon0en lie cine goloene
ubr un0 cine feline Summe @eloes.
Serner tpurben am 9onnerltag 9tben6
Spet in Dem 6auie $40. 3043 8arneu Npe.
%tpobnbafte Wtuiifer, gtomens Gon0 0reat
uno 6erbert Iorrence BON etnem ~iungen
Wanne ongebaIten, Der iie nit porgebolz
tenem 3eOolOer Stpang, i6m tire Snitruz
mente, lopie aQeS Baar9eIb, bas lie BEL fid
batten, auS5ultefern.
Gum SbluB tpuroc am 0onneritao
N6enb 6enrD &eeler aus Brighton 8ari
on Der @6e bet 81. unb 2aiialeftraBe elmer
Saar1u1nme bon $25 beraabt.