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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-06-10

vance lecturer in New England,
IN Barton, says: / was subject TO
'hly sick headaches aud also dys-
'phur bitters cured me when
sdies failed. Mrs. Barton is
ssrton, Superintendent
Mills, Lawrence, Mass.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-06-10
wo.t virginia Postal Affairs.

Sreeial Tele7rsm % ne Sunday Rsgistsr.
WASHINGTON, D. c., June Com
missions have been issued to the follow
ing new West Virginia postmasters:
Laura Barnett, at Webster, Taylor
county; William V. Ferguson at Draper,
Mason county; Henry b. Smith at Dill
Ions Run, Hampshire county; Hiram
]. Caste at Fair Plains, Jackson county;
Beall 3. Hudson at Glengary, Berkeley
county; Calvin L. Means a. SelbyViiie,
Upshur county.
Postmaster E. W. Fitzgerald, Of En-
erson, was in Washington to-day on
business before the Department con-
corning his official duties.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., June 9.-S. h.
Nelson has been appointed postmaster
at JordanGm, Grant county, w. Va,
vice Aaron Stonestreet, removed; and
Z. J. Moran at Pleasantown, Tucker
County, vice ]. c. Garfield, resigned.
SANDER. WYo., June 9-The richest gold
strike teat has been made for many years
is that Of Harry Burk, in Dutch Tom
Gulch. Some of the dirt was as high as
s27 TO the pan. There is great excitement
over the fad
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-06-10
A GREAT HORSE.
LORD ROSEBERH AND BIS GREAT DERBY
WINNER

He Was a Prime Favorita and Barring Acct
dent Or a Complete Breakdown, Was q Dead
Surs Winner - Nos. Remarkable Horse.
IA he Whole Course BE Never Oocs Did
His Best and Won in a Can;sr.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-06-10

PREVENTION is better than cure, and
You may prevent that tired feeling By
taking Hoods SarsaparIIIa, which VII
keep your blood pure and free from
faint and gems OF disease.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-06-10
To RernInts slsepInr Cars.

WASHINGTON, ID. C., Jone "a bill
introduced in the House OF Represents
tives TO regulate sleeping cars has
aroused opposition from the Pullman
and Wagner companies and they have
asked the Commerce committee 10 give
them a hearing on IL. The bill limits
the rates to one-half OF one cent mile
for lower berths and one-third OF one
cent per mile for upper berths. and
would compel the companies 70 furnish
safes and assume responsibility for val
uables. The sleeping car interests will
be heard on June 2G.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-06-10
LOUIS COUNTY POLITICS.

Our trimmed Hats $50, tho cheapest,
SWabA ckor's.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-06-10

Do nor put of taking q spring medi-
cine but take Hoods Ssrsaparilla notc.
Ii will purify your blood, strengthen
your nerves and give you . good ap-
petite
HooD's Pills are hand made. and
perfect In proportion 70 appearance
CSC per box.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-06-10

HOOPS PITS do not purge, pain o
grippe, but f%t promptly. easily ana
~fscientlv 2.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-21
perfes miro unterlie9en,
Die protefe oeeen ole Stro6enbahn an oel
RuiRfru6e Don Ger nJehrhett Ser 6runos
ei9enthimer unter3eidnet.

9ie @run6eigcntbimer an Ser &uiDitr,,
8piiben Dem Tluile uno Der StoteitraBe,
mcrOeu Dime allen 3meifeG ibrcn 8rpteit
9c0en Die 2egung bon StroBenbobngeleiien
in ibrer StraBe burcb Die Nor6iettez
StraBcm6abnz 0eleuiAalt iie9rci9 burcbz
fecbten. Sic haben b05 Staatsa@eieB fir
ith, un6 ge9en bteieS tam Die StraBcnz
bobn9eieui9aIt NIGHTS 0u5ri6ten, uuo es
lit fir ie nur n0tbjg, 3uiammen3ubaGten.
0oS betreffenbe 0eieB bciagt, OaB Elm
Sta0tratb ooer Elm @emeinberat6 fem
&cdt bat, ein We9erebt fit ir9eno tDelcbe
8abn9eletie in irgenb elmer StroBe 3u perz
geben, tpenn nicbt bic Gigentbumsr Ser
0alfte beS al Sen Trontsn Der betreficnber
StraBe Iie8enben 0runbei8entbulnS oa3u
tbre 3uittmmung 9e8eben baben.
Die &ulbItr. Don Der Stateitr. bis gum
Sluiie lit 1854 SUB lang, 10 baB bas 81
be;oen Soften scr StraBe liegenbe 0rl1nbz
eigentDun 1868 SUB 6ront bat. 0ic
Gigentbiimer BON 5109 Sub Sront Daben
ben Brotelt 9e9en Die StraBenbabn al
GuibitraBe unter5ei6net.
8efanntlicb Dur0e am WontaB Bic Sr6t=
mans Der 9torOiettezS neutrality-suspicious.
fir cine StraBenbobn an Der &nihitr. oil
6aS @omite fir StraBcn Der gforbieite perz
mieien.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-21
Dom 6u9e 9ewebt.
Gin fIeines neuniahriees mdo6en ourd Sen
Sturmwino pom einem 6uee ee:
faIcuoert. Sic fam ieooh nit
Dem Seben oapor.

8obina unb SeIitca Domino 1in6 stpet
fletne Stalienertnnen, bic iicb ibr 8ro0
bur6 Sinaen nuf oficner StraBe erlpcrben.
0eitern Na6utitta8 beltiegeu Tie Den BUG
Der Sort 8Gpnez8a5n, Der aQtG0Lib nm
Oieiel6c 3eit na6 benz 9tennen in GfobeD
fiibrt. Sic opferteu ben tbeueren GSabr:
pretS III otr 5Iueriicbtli6en 0~offnu1g, auf
Der Jtennbabn retAe Grntc gu baltcn. @ls
Der 3u9 ieine DOue Tobr8ei6min6igfeit err
Iangt bate, trat Seiitca auf Die btntere
BIGtform Oes Iebten Wagens binaus, nm
bic lleberbIeibiel tbres belcbei6cnen Mittagz
elienS f~ort5uiperfen. 0a purDe lte plDbltcb
bon Dem Sturmpino er9riffen uno BON
benz 3uge beruntergeriiien. Sbre Sbtpefter
bate es 9eieben unb i6rie ldut auf oor
GnticBen. Ser Bug wurbc iobalb ais
mo8li3 gum Steben gebrabt un6 mebrere
W{dnner gtngen auf ben S9ienen 3uriiG,
um noo6 Dem 2eibnam beS unglufIi6en
GtnbeS 81 iuben. Ner beibreibt aber ibr
@ritounen, als tie Die fLei1e Seiitca, spar
nit SLUT un6 Shmub bebeft, boot tm>
merbln nob Nn1 Qcben antraien. MtQu
alarmtrte iofort einen Nmbulan3tpageu,
Der Die 0erIeBte 1acb Dem County hospital
brachte. 9Ort ertG6rten Die Net5te Iie fir
elm &tno oeS SobeS. 9l6er ein gliiGliher
3ufau tpoute es, Dab fte ltcb trOboem TO-
pett ipleoer erboIte, OaB man nunmebr
bort. lie oollItdnotg beritelIen gu fOnncn.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-21
Die poIi5et=u
Chef Sreunan rerh0rt ctnige feirer oe1
PfidtpernodIdffieuns aneeFIa9ten
mannett.

Die l1nterluc1ung 6er Nnfla9en gegen
II 3 ~Dli3iiten pegen an9ebli6en poli3eitDts
ori9er Betragens am Sage Der @abl auf
benz SttmmplaBe OcS II. 8e3irfs De- "a.
28arb nabm 8eitern Nben6 in Der Sit @bte
cage NOe.s Station unter 8orlib be5 Bolt7
5eibefs 8rennon tDren Nnfang.
Die QluSio9en elmer Qln5abl :3eugen 3ei97
ten, 6GB IS al benz 9%cnonnten StimmplaBe
O%iern1aI au &ubeitDrungen fam. Die erite
erei9netc itb am 0ormittag un6 bieieIbe
tDurbe bur6 Die Mntpelenbett bes 6uLfSz
iberiffS 8Gter DeranlaBt, melDer i6lieBlt6
an Sic 2uft gelcBt wurDe. Die 5tDeite
9tu5eit0rung tDur6e burcb Sc. 0eQSitt Dere
Iria6t, pel6ar all bic Stelle eiue8 untDobl
9emoroenen repu~blifaniiden GbaIengerS
treten %iooItc, Der abcr ibiie6licb ebel1faQs
aus benz 0abllofaG auSgetpicjen murbe.
Gruiter ais bteic beioen a3mii6enf6ue
8eItalteie ii6 cin 3wil9enf0u, Der gegen
l 1br gtaGmittogs eintrot. Ser republiz
fonilche Challenger 0iGion erDob @intpan6
gegen eintge 2eute, petbe iDre Stimmen
a6geben tpoQten, alf DEN 0runb bin, DaE
oIeielben ni6t III benz Yre3inft t0obnDaft
ieten. @r eriu6te 6ront 6amlin unb ben
GrzQlbcrman Gurrier, tDm bei3uiteben, uni
Oteis perluc9ten oucb, Der 2lufTorberunq
na5SutOn1nen. 0afIr ipurben aber Die
bret gcnounten 6erren pon ben Nopbie&
auf Dem StjmmplaBc t60tlicb m~iB6anbett.
Die 8oli5jiten Sames Wfc@ratb, Sames
2lbbep, WottDep s. @ilbe, San1eS $.
9Dlono, Samcs Welrp6p, SSameS Nicbol=
ion uuo So6n q. WtalNm, meIcbe itcb oui
benz Mablplabe ~befan0en, bielten es nicbt
flir n0tbig, Die an9e8rtlfenen unb miBDanz
beIteu 6erren 81 bel@igeu,
NnDalt S. s. &in9 Dertrot Sic Sadie Der
angefla8ten Noli5titen, pdbrenb bic @ln=
DGlte g8tuianlS, Nn1bonp un0 WiGerSDeim
bic 9~Intla9e Dertraten. Die @u8ia9e Der
3eu9cn Der NntIa9e uno Der gntlaitung8=
3eugen 9Iiden iib 9eitern Nbenb 10 siemlid
aus, uno es i6eint, ais Oh Die BpltSiiten
merben 9ercbtfertigt tperben. @eitern Qlbenb
purben uun Die %Ob8enannten ite6en 9oli=
5jiten un0 tbre 3euQen DernomnIen. Oas
8erb0r berIelben ipirb beute Nbeno abgez
i6lofen peroen, %Iporauf banu Die Ser
D%a1blungen ge9en tueitere 5ebn 8taurDde
begonnen tperben iouen.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-21
Die Reform Ger poItsei.
Die Qniidten Ger nIitoIieoer Ger pom maYol
ernaunten Gommifiion.

Oie BON 02a0or 6opfinS ~ernQnnte g oliz
5ets@ommtiitOn tptr0 bereitS beute in Der
Sfftce tbrcS 8orlibers So6n W. @la cine
StBung Gb6alteu, Elm 8etpeiS bofiir, 0aB
Die @omlmifion eS nit ihrer Nufgabe ernit
nimmt. 6err @la ipratb ltb geltern iiber
bic Mltgabe Der Communion i'm Welcnt;
IicAen wte fOl9t aus: Sob boffc, oaB quite
9teiultate bur6 Die Gommtiion er3teIt
tDeroen. Der WlaDor meint eS ernit nit
Ieincr N6ii9t, unb mir iperoen obnc .3tpeiz
fel DaS gauge Yoli3eizS Dltem Der Staot
N%rnGnOern. Oerr 6amtiue uno tb baben
%5ulaWmeu fir Die GiDilbienitretorme0iga
gearbeitet, unb 6err Nuben8 lit nit Dem
beNtc belteDen0en SDltem OcS 45pli3ciz
requirements Oertraut. SD iebe nibt Elm,
me5boIb mir ntcbt DaS Su Stanbc bringelt
1olen, mas Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES i6on
lett &angcm angeitrcbt Daben. 0ie 2cgi5>
lotur ipjr6 obnc j3pctfel @clebe al bielem
3meGe aE1ebmcn. Cine Sblpicrigtcit
mlro inns Dc8egnen in Der Sragc Der 2bz
leBun8 bon 8Oli3titen. Nenn mir nicbt
ha8 9tec9t 606en, Die i1lecbtcn @lcmcnte
ans Der Bolt3ct auS3umer5en, fOnncn mir
NIGHTS errcic5en. QBir miiiien baS 0ec6t
baben, Nnbroub6are 2eute 6urcb 6raucbbare
81 erlcBer.
Nucb 6err NubenS erflGrte, 6aB ct nicbt
oara11 %6iDctflc, 6nB bic @ommiijion cute
NeluIt0te ~er5ielcn tperoe.
'0errn t0amIine'5 Sheen itn6 etipa fol-
9enOe: Sci Der NnIteUung bon 8olt5iIten
loue 3unacbit auf ibre t0rperli6e 8raucbs
bartlett 9eleben tperben, unb stpar iouten
efpa NIT benz 9orlteber elmer 9uten Gurnz
QlI1tQlt QrrQuQen1entG npfrnffpn fnprAo,,
6omlI bic Npplifanteu nm GteQcn ais
POlt5tlt aNf ib~c tOrperlicben 6a6igfettcn
9eprtllt tOer0en %t0nnen. Damn soften Sic
9oll3!lten IN Der OrtS8eograpbie genitQcno
Sel3et0 tptlle1, unO nit ben 9bliegenbei>
tel 0eS 9ienitc5 Dertrout iein. Ser 8oltz
5eltpct l0ute nHr unter ben ibu1 BON Der
9ommtnton elnpfobIeneu Qeuten ieine
AllSipobl trelterI, lpenn er ne1e 9oltsiTten
braubt.
0err 5amIine metnt, boB Bic Commit
ION bIS gum l. Sanuar bercit8 Opero7
1to1SpIdne fertt8 BADEN uer6e.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-21
Dor Ser 6rdn6iurv.

9us Mapor 9opttns 9eitern Der @ranbz
iurp feline %Qlufpartung mabte, nm b~etreffS
Der ge9en SODu st. Gamer erbobenen Din
flagen ietne QluSiG9en gu mocben, purDer
ibm bon BEN meilte1S aus Gepublifanern
bcite6cuOen Wfitglieberu Der genannten
&0rperi6aft ouerGci 6rogcr porgcIegt,
neldbe barauf bin5ieIten, i'm IeIblt in Elm
OerOdbtt8eS 2icbt gu iteGen. gtaboem Der
WfaDor baS Simmer Der @roBgei6porener
perlaiien bate, erfldrte er, ben Gin6rud
erRaIten 5l boben, boB nib: Sanner, iOnz
bern er ieLber, Der Nn8eflagte let.
Capt, Duffp, Der ebenfau5 Dor9etoOen
mar, uuroe 9efragt, iper i'm beauftrogt
babe, bic 16 8oIen am Qtbeno boz Dem
8abltoge gu Derbaften. ST. t~pei8erte iih,
Bic Tra8e SIT ~beantlporten, worauf Die
SaAe benz 0icbter @6etlain por8elcgt
lpur0e, Der bic @nti6eioung trof, baB Ser
.3eu9e antDorten miiiie. 0ieier o6er uu15
gina cine Nntlport b%aburd, baB CT ii6 Der
Sacbe nicbt mcbr genau entiinneu f0nne.
Dem 8ernebmeM nab miro ii6 Die @ranbz
jurp lcbr cin8cbeno nit ben 8abI6etriigcs
reien beldQTttBcn.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-21
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ToI8enoe Observation-Disclosures tpur6el
I'M VdudnIt auS1citeut.

ToI8enoe Observation-Disclosures tpur6en
gcftcrn I'M 8auami aRS8eiteut:
S6ulrotb, 3ipeift0dige 8afitein nit
Grbgei4oB vMonuaI Graining S6ooI" al
Der 8rt0ctpeI, california QlDe. unb 26ltc
StraBe, pcronl6la8t auf $50, 900; 8. g.
llidar, breiit0Gigc5 olSzNobnbou8 nebit
2aoen, 2210 Clifton 2lOc,, $4,000; q. 6atpz
tree, 3wejit0di8eS 0ol3zBobnbauS, 6939
@rant Bloce, $1,000; Trau 6aserman,
5Deiit0fi0eS 6ol5zQ8obnbau8, 1O86-88
Webiter 2loc., So, 800; s. S. 9angau, 6rciz
Hodges 8ofitetn Qtpartntents6 nu8 nit
GrOgeicboB, 1010-21 Observation-Disclosures,
$4,000; .. s. MoIcott, bretlt0di0e8
8QditeinsN o1nbauS nit Grb8eiboB, 1922
"a 2an8Iep Q(pc., $1,000; 8. s. 8olcott,
5lpetit0fige3 8aGitem : No6nbauS nit
Grogei9oB, 1924 2an9lep MDe., $4,000
g. 6. uuocrtpoo0, p~ieritOGiee8 8afiteins
Mobnban5 NIT @rbgeidboB unb 2aben,
4552-4558 Gotta8e OroOe Q(bc., $50, 600
St. 0aIi0, brcio0fi9e8 8afiteinz8 ohm
DaUS nit Gr68ei6oB, 688, 500, 692 48Ite
StroBe, $4,000; Sobn 81, Gotule, flint
einit0fi9e 2aoeneO ebGube nit Grb0ei9oB,
1853 bis 472 So. StroBc, $4,000; 60, Mels
Tel, 0reiit0Gi9eS observation-disclosures nit
@rbgeiboB unb 2aben, 1874 2tncoln Noe.,
$1,000; S. S9nur, pierltGGige 8aGiteinz
Tobrtf un0 einen einItOdigen Nnbau, 191
-l93 GWtngitr., $1,000.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-21
Gin plan Ser 5IIinois Central.
Nit Qerfes %5ufammen nil fe 9e9er Ole HE:
tropoIitan' mo Ole SiiofeitczPod
balm arbetten.

G6arte8 8. gerteS beabli6ti9t i'm 8unbc
nit Der Sutnois Gentra[z8abn uno oet
0ateitraBez 6o1babn 9eBcn bic Wtetros
polttanz uno Die 9ueDs 6o9babn 3u ope'
riren.
Die SQinois Central : 8abngeIelibaft
Bat bcreits BlGnc fir einc SAletfe Der Safe
ftroBen= s. ocb6obn anfcrti9en laiien, nad
iDel6en Die 2%afeitr.z vQ"s8aDn bon Der
Ncitieite Der Wobalb 2lpe. an Der Safe
ltraBe bis gu benz Begerc9t Der Satnotsz
@entrol>8n6n geben, un0 oann bort
cine @nozS Station baben ioN, tpeIcbe ge7
mc.nicbaitlic6 bon Sen GrpreB7 un0 8or@
itnbtS3igen Der Sutnois Gentral un6 ben
3igen Oct GateitraBen7 0Dbbabn benubt
tperDen miro.
Die SQinoi5 Gentral78a9ngeleQi6aft
bat Dtelen Blan bereitS Oerrn GDarleS s,
Ocrfcs uno anberen Sntcrelienten Der 2afee
itraBenzQ obbabn unterbrettct, un6 bieie
BADEN ben llan bcreits gut9ebeiBen. Die
Suiuoi9 Central bat bereits auc6 BON Der
Wlebrbeit Der Gjrunbcigentbiimcr al Der
9afeitraBc, Gitlicb bon Der Wabaib Qpe.,
bic 53ultimmung SIT Der Nusbebnung ser
6o6bobui2tetfe Der 2afeltr.@ v2">8abn err
iangt. Die 2afeitr,z G"z8aDnz2eute itno
bon ieDer bamit nicbt 3ufrieben geDeien,
oaB iDre 8o0n al ser N0bal0 Qtbe. alb
i1lieBen l2u, bu bier Elm 9tangierz8a5ns
1of erridtet tperben miiBte. SOute oer
8lan Der SninOjS Gentralz8a6n 5ur 2(uSs
fitbrung ~gclan8en, 10 f0nute auf Dem Ser
rain Der SQtnoiS Gentralz8a1n cine 6o6z
b0bni9leiie angelegt peybeu, weI6e baS
Rnrnirpn ihprffiiiin 1norht
Qtuf Dem Rlabe, out tpeIbsm Der aIte
8~oiiagier@ 8aDnbOf Der SuinoiS Gentral
itono, Dirb ell fiir Die 6DcbbaDn unb Die
Suinoi8 Central 9emeinldaftlib au be-
nuBcn6er 8abnbDf geb0ut toerOen.
Ser Silbicitc- 0ocbbabn Wiirbe 0urcb bic
NuSfiibrung Der BL0ue Ser SuinoiS Elm
GROCER Ibeil ibrer 8atrona9e 8enommeI
perbelt, cbeniO Der WtetropoGitanz8a6n.
@cni8itcnS re6nen barout Die sBertretcr
Der SQjnoiS Central unb G6arles 3. Oerfes
un6 bic @tgentbitmer Der 2afctr,s 6oae
balm.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-21

- 8Oli5iit Gonituntin 8alaDn8fi lift
tpegen WorocS bon Der 0ranDiurp in Mnz
tla9eitauO perieBt iporocu. Gr Derbaftete
am %. Nftober elnen iun9en WenIdeu
NomenS Sobn st. Nrfu5utp5ti ullb ais 0erz
leIbe 81 flie3en iubte, iboB ct Jpn nic0er.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-21

Tro9t @uren Grocer nadb vGbe 6eiBler
& Sun8e Co.'S" vGuater 8ro6", baS
i6madbafteite some Ofaoe 8roO", 0aS
ie bon elmer 8Gderet 9"eLtefert puroe.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-21

Die uPotittcal 2tiiemblD" nil Ser
Slaats8elsBgebung einen @ntpurf Dorlez
gen, tpelcber bic G%eipobnbei1 Der Giienbabns
9e'eu1Aarten uno anberer @orporQtiouen.
eRemol9e @rbeiter auf Die f9parse Site Al
1egenr, 81 etncn itrafpirbigcE 0ergeben
nQ6t.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-21

III lIIi1OlS .............-. ...... 100, IUIW
Total amount of all Risks outstanding IS, $50, $500
w. ". q. EGgerIy. President
John a. E#aII, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 29Gh dsy
Of January 1897
(SeaD EUGENE d. CAPRON,
9iun Notary Public
Abendblatt., 1894-11-21

ANIMAL Nfsfpment Of the MASSACHUSETTS,
nnncU btutuIiVht MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE.
Springfield in the State of Massachn.
sets; on the 31st day of December, 1883: mads
to the Insurance Superintendent of the Ststa Of
Illinois, pursuant to law:
Abendblatt., 1894-11-21

oFTICIAL FUsLIOAtiJN.
Animal Statement Of the NEW6R6 FIRE
Newark, in the State of New Jersey, on the
Slst day Of December 1923: made to the Insurance.
superintendent of the State Of Illinois, pursuans
to law:
CapttaEs
Amount of Capital Stock, paid up in
Abendblatt., 1894-11-21

2tbenObIott l Sent, 6 @euts Dis @p5s.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-21

0o5 Q[6enbblatt, bur6 TrGger ms 6ous
gebrabt, tOitet Il 6 Gents bic @ocbc.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-21
Stdoti1bes.
6efdbrli9er Brand.

Gin DoppeIfIat III Kenpooo, in Dem $50 Per-
for1et woRnteu, etn9edi9ert. - Dele DER
Juiofen mr. nit fnapper 10th Dem
6lammentooe entronnen. 6e'
famtntihaoen ct1pa $4,000.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-21

I'm Ole mahrheit su erfaRren
i'll Se5u9 ouf 6oob's @orioporiQa, froge man
0teieni9en, Die biele Mtehijiu brau1el, ODER
le5e bic oft III bielem 8lott oboe0ruGtei1
3eu9niiie; ie werOeM Sud iI6er3eu9eu, ooE
90OD's furirt.
9oo6's 8iGIen beilen 0ertopfuns.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1894-11-29
Secret Societies.

Waldo Lodge, |. Q. Q. T., witt wtrlS tht
lfItiatary Degree Tomorrow, Friday, even
ing a full attendance is desired.
a Masonic convention of the Masans u
ArnoSfaok county was lela al Pressure Isle.
Nov 2oth, and many delegates We're present
from tue various lodges District Deputy
Robinson of East Machi;,s ana either lead
ing Officers We're present Tile ohj-rt was
instruction III thr work.
There was grand christening VI tft new
Pythiau building At Rootlbav fIarbor, Nov
2lst- Visiting deputations from EVERY lpage
III Lincoln and knoN counties came hv spec
ia hoat and were escorted to THE hall Nv 4
band and torch-lght brigade. Tie work
WAS eNeinpitiea n All its different degrees
and there was a grand banquet.
The journal ot Proceedings Of tlr annual
session of the Grand Lodge, |. q O. f., held
at Belfast October n. Is out. II li9 a half
tone photo cut Of kellel Robinson, Grand
Master IN ls9i;-a4, npon the first page, aud
contains the reports Of tile Grand Officers
together With full account of the proceed
ings Of the Grand Lodge ana the first Re
bekall State Convention. Tie volume is
finely gotten up and reflects great credit up
ga the Grand Secretary, Joshua Davis, and
the printers Messrs. Smith x Sale
M. Waldo Lodge, ~. Y. II af N, grand
jurisdiction Of Maine was instituted al
Frankfort Friday night III the following
grand officers: g. G G., Fred N. Robinson
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1894-11-29
thoughts for Thanksgiving.

This is Thanksgiving Day, and in his
proclamation Governor Cleaves Says:
'let it be observed by rest from secular
emploNmcnts, III the gathering If Kindred
at The family liresidV, in cnltiyating
bread Spirit Of humanity, and III dc1ont
recognition. IN onr homes and places a
worship. III The innunerable blessings be
slowed upan Quar- State and hea cherished
and beloved institutions Lei also The
gratitude If tie people tind expression III
generously Remembering the unfortunate
Ill cheering the sorowful and those il ls-
Iress that it may be day Of thankfulness
Iii every Heart and household
lions Herald, in Us issue " last week
gave replies to tie question, TW hat am
most thankful for from a number Of
public men, clcrgymen, and writer's, and
we subioin d few 81 the briefer thoughts:
Hon. John u. Long. Wife, children.
home. ana native land
Rev. Q. r. Clifford. j. p. ] am most
thankful fo1 the privilege Of working for
Christ in the ministry.
Edward Everett Hale. cod can give us
no greater gift than He gives us in our
friends thank Him that have SO many.
rev. Edward n Rand But above al,
fol Thine ineStimable 1--we in tic redemp-
tion Of Az wprld III oul Lofd Jesus Christ;
toi the means d grace, and for the hope
ei gloleM
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1894-11-29
ONE TON

i you live Within 81 miles of Btl4s wi hay
here ana NDW YOU don't than double i4ra
Will give it u you cash. Out tout What that
eStS and compare them with what when lal
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1894-11-29

.ihc New Aork Herald i printing tie
val nev~ tlom lhe East IN Chinese and
iaHaneSy, n parallel columns. You can
tel whicA IN viieh by the United States
language printed above. ~ Other paper
iiaS THE news III tHis form
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-11-27
PRINCESS BISMARCK DIES.
Wife of the Chancellor of Ger
many Passes Away Unex-
nectedlY in q Few Hours.

BERLIN, Nov. 27.---Princess Bis
mark, wife of Prince Bismarck,
died at Varzin at 5 o'clock this
morning.
The condition Of the princess
became alarming yesterday after
noon. 1t was then announced that
she had suffered a relapse and that
great anxiety was felt with
regard to her condition by
the prince and her attendants. All
the family were hastily summoned.
Count Herbert Bismarck arrived
last evening and was present when
his mother passed away. Although
it is feared the effect OF his wife's
death upon Prince Bismarck will
be serious, it may be said, the
chancellor has been in better
health and that he has been able
to resume his daily drives lately.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-11-27

handicap class b, two mile safety
race, scratch two mile safety race,
handicap; Professionalism mile
safety. November 30, class A
One mile indoor championship
race, scratch; two mile safety race,
handicap class b, two mile safety
race, scratch five mile safety race,
scratch professional two mile safe
ty race, scratch; twenty-five mile
indoor champion scratch. Deem
Der l, class A.--Halt mile safety
race, scratch; one mile safety race,
handicap; class b, two mile safety
race, handicap; one mile lap race,
scratch; twenty-four hour inter-
national championship race,
scratch class B, five mile safety
race, scratch; professional, one
mile safety race, scratch; two mills
safety race, scratch.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-11-27
Ezsta's Sun is Clouded,

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 27.-Gen.
Antonio Ezeta starts for New York
soon. He says he has received a
telegram stating that his comrade,
Col. Juan Cienfuegos, has probably
fallen a victim to bandits on the
way from Acapulco to the City Of
Mexico.
Ezeta also received a cablegram
from Salvador stating that eX-
President Soto, of Honduras, is
conspiring with President Barrios
at Guatemala to aid the revolution
in Salvador. Barrios is very un.
friendly to Ezeta, so the revolution
will not advance the interests of
EZeta or his party.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-11-27
Denver Officials Arrested.

DENVER, Nov. H.---Nicholes X.
Miller, ex-water commissioner OF
this city, has been arrested on a
charge of arson and officers are
looking for Walter Scheimerhorn,
ex-scaler of weights and measures.
They are accused of burning Ex-
City Engineer, ]. A. McIntyre's
Stamp mill at Sunset, which was
said to have been heavily insured.
Miller was superintendent Of the
mill
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-11-27
The Gear Explains.

ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 27.-The
Gear, in his manifesto to the Rus
sian people, says: "Solicitons
for the destinies OF our reign we
deemed it we'll not to delay the full.
6llment of our hearts wish, the
legacy sacredly left by our father,
now resting with God nor to defer
the realization Of the joyful expec-
tations of our whole people, that
our marriage be hallowed by the
benediction of our priests and that
1t be blessed by the sacrament Of
the holy church"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-11-27
Reform or Prohibition.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Nov. 81
The Harvard criterion has inter
viewed several men, ers of the
faculty of the college, to obtain a
summary opinion on the foot
ball in the light Of rough playing
employed in Saturdays game. 1t
is generally thought that as the
faculty have confidence in the good
sense OF students and players as
a whole, no action looking to the
Abandonment of any game schedules
for the year yet to be played will
be taken. But while the professors
recognize the value Of the inter-
collegiate contests: it is the con-
census of opinion that foot ball
must either be radically reformed
or entirely prohibited.