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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-10
Dor REM.

Il second stery apartments In new
building on Main and Tenth streets. Each
apartment contains six rooms, hall ana
bath. suitable for residences or offices.
Also basement barber shop. Prices rea-
JAS. L. HAwLEY,
fell 1890 Main street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-10

SACRAMENTO, GALA, March 9.-The po-
lice have arrested two men answering fully
the descriptions of those who robbed the
Milton stage last night. A Stockton officer
will come mere to identify the men.
WASHINGTON, d. c., March 9.-The
President has nominated James L.Carlisle
to be postmaster at ST. Louis, Mo.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-10
ITO LEFT.

AO NA Re
Store room 1908 Market street beat location
for drug store in the city.
Store rooms 1895 Main street. Possession 81
either AZ once OF April ]. 1885,.
Office rooms Egerter Block Most modern In
the city.
Egerter Hall Best In the city.
SIS Splendid 6-roomed dwelling, large yard,
A. Maryland ST
81 Modern 6roomed dwelling. No ls6 South
Penn S..
$1,000. 6-roomed dwelling, 40 y. York.
$500. 5roomed dwelling. SllS Eon 81.
$3.50. 5roomed dwelling 3ll9 Jacob St
Si3 30. rooms, first floor, 30 18th ST.
SSCn 5-roomed dwelling, l77 29th 81.
5000. 5-roomed dwelling, cor. Huron and n.
Jersey.
500. 4-roomed dwelling, 10 S. YORK.
$1,000. 4-roomed dwelling, 26'S Market ST.
SLIGO 4-roomed dwelling North Erie ST.
$780, rooms, $50 National Road.
600 rooms, 1856 Alley IL, bet. l4th and 18th
Streets
Lawyers offices near City Building.
G. o.-SNITH & DICKIESON,-c F.
1929 MARKET STREET,
REAL ESTATE. FIRE INSURANCE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-10

HoR RENT AND FOR SALE CARDS AT
~ REsIsrER Couating Room.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-10
PUBLIC LIBRARY ROOMS.

For rent from April 1st the two large and
comnodious rooms now occupied by the Public
Library aud the Librarians room, on Market
and Fourteenth streets.
Four fne ONCE rooms in the new Masonic
Temple, third floor. Heat aud light jsnitor.
etc, included in rent
Enquire At once.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-10
After Thirty Years Of Protection"

ges5snriUs Gaze o.
The township trustees at East Liver
nool have closed their Office, being out
on funds and unable TO get any. IneY
have been spending $1,000 a week late
Nv. There is nothing like big tariff To
bring continued prosperity TO working
people.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-10
sersnaders In Trouble.
idI TeIsoram 10 thS ReJistsr.

PARKERsBURG, w. VA, March O.
w. A. Barranger, Harry Dobbins, Ed.
WyaDt, Eli BarranRer and Sam Riser,
the ringleaders OF the Riverside sere-
naders, whose trial has attracted a
great deal of attention for several days,
were refused a new trial to-day and
fined $40 and SIS each and costs and
put under 5000 bond each to answer in
dictments They gave bond but as
Riser and Wyant were leaving the JUS
tees room they were arrested by the
police and jailed for non-paymeDt OF
fines recently assessed by the city.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-14
Great Carpet Fate.

Carpets this wosk-honest, truthful caf-
pets. whose eorrsc. appearance and low
prices (sss quotations on third psRe) viii
be one OF the many agreeable surprises we
prepare for the public. that now looks to US
for their best and their ohehpsst Imagine
an elegant tarsstry Brussels. made, laid
and lined, all for 62l6c per yard. Remsm-
Der. In place for this price. But before you
decide be sure TO ask for sight of the all
wool ing aims, advertised In place for los
Jovr! did anybody ever hear Of an nll-wool
heavy carpet being placed on the floor 10
tho northwest for such price! or course.
every body 10 aware by this time that the
New York Store Ia capable OF doing won
ders, but not everybody 10 looking for con-
tinusd surprises. 1he Wlltons a.e simply
gnifiosnt--maeni1cent not only In APP
penrauoe. but In wear. Again. she patterns
are elegant, We especially commend this
carpet.
Clo.hs and jackets arc In great demand
with as this season. Ny faith. how they
DO sell. But. ladies', could II he otherwisei
Tho fashionable world of Helena considers
10 bad fof m 10 pufohass elsewhere; or, Al
they are pleased to term II. one is c'es
passo unless they mako the New York Store
their headquarters. We OF the Now York
Store leavs the public 10 judge as 10 the
correctness OF the inertia OF our establish
men., Read our "ad." on third page. and
then try and remember IL anybody has had
the insutf rable chssk-the iowl OF gov
eminent mule-to offer you in place oi
Fosters real kid gloves an imitation hooi
glove and expect you ever 10 repos6 conf
denos In them again.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-14
Popular priced cloak. at IN, Boo Hive.
Montana Uu,ys,.,ty. Fail Term.

Helonn, Montans, iev. y. =. Tower. A.
NJ. ID. D.. president will open Sept. l3,
1894. Has full literary eoursos also art.
music, business and normal. II Ia the bes,
equipped boarding school in Montana. and
its rates tho lowest ranging from 1924 TO
S2i2 for board and tuition for the school
oar Of nlne months.
10 aid young men Of limited means, ar-
rangemont. have been made for a boarding
club that will reduce board and unfnr.
nished room TO n aOm not exceeding $3.50
rer week, perhaps less. A student can
make q further reduction by boarding him
self.
The q. ecial features of the university are
hoslthful location. thorough instruction,
and wholesome moral Influence.
fo- further information ldrsss Oh,
president. Rev. H. 4. Tower, Prof. J. @.
lompleton. or Mrs. N. 5. Cummius. Helena
Montana.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-14
A Bank Clerk
Suspected

on diahonosy ia tough on tho clerk.
Not half ~ tough, howe or, al some OF
tho m mis- you hayo been paging fancy
prlcen for, Frnt Boolus) you had IL
charged. seeond-Beeauae the butcher
knew you would not go anywhere else
10 tr, de, "a long 20 he would charge 10
30 you. Third-Iieonuao tho butcher
could, and would, Tut of any kind ~
meat on you he chose TO- Whyf All
because you do not pay cash. What's
the matter with paying oashl You can
get bottor meats md save money by
buying Of uB.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-14
HELENA FOR THE CAPITAL


Meetings 10 lie Addressed ny spsAksp on
The Capital Question.
Tho following gentlemen will address
meetings AT tho alven times aud places In
The interest Of Helena for Tho capitals
MAnTn MAdfNHIa A. .. onLyna
HAvfa. Monday, OeA. 10.
Columbia Falls. Wednesday, Oct, II.
Libby. Thursday, Oct. IL,
TToT, n iday. Oat. 10.
IA lStoli, batuTday. Oct, 90
nAMuEL woRD. H. n nLLRE.
Twin ID idass, Monday, Och ~.
Sheridan, Tuesday. Oct 10.
Laurin, "Wednesday, Oct. a.
VA aluiA CITY. ThprsdAy, Oct. II.
Madison Wiley, Eunia y. o., Friday,
Oct. 10.
Pony. Saturday Oct. 20.
G. n NOLAN. q. N, BoRQUrs.
West q eat Falls, Monday, Oct. 10.
JOHN n, ninnows lons A. LARdEsT.
Diamond City. wedneSdAy. Dot. II.
Waite Sulphur Springs. Thursdays Oct.
ls.
Castle, Friday. Oct. 10,
Martinsdale, Saturday. Ost. 20.
Ubef, Monday, Oct. ~.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-14
uayo You rhins.ranae

II you have and don't use II now when
there are Iich rowaFdo TO DO given. you " II
never ooass TO regret Il. For the beat esti
mate on tho maio,ity the winning city will
TecelVs In the capital election, PNlmoT's
estimation certificates will pay you 900;
fog tho next los'. $500; Hnd go on. There
nro thirty ono rowhrds in all. Don't waste
n minute In recording your eatimate on a
certificate, for u you n'e tied and your
competitor hns usrd certificate with a
lower serial number than yon q, ho tnkos
tho highest reward aud you will have TO be
content with smaller ono. See Mr.. ID. o..
Becker, on general agent for Helonr, about
thia
The Helena independent., 1894-10-14
A N.m MIlIncrr stnre.

Mr', W. @. Young, recently Of D. u.
Fiik 4 Co., OF Chicago. hn' arrived In Hell
ena and has decided 10 olon new millin-
Ofy hioro at No. 10 Edwards At oct. In tho
rear OF the Merchants National bank. On
Wednesday next Mts. Young will open
her store TO the ladies Of Helena, display.
ing u complete new lins OF the lntost shades
aud nOyslt o. olual 90 auy that osn be
ionnd In tho great csnt'aOt fash on In
the oaat, Oaly the latest stvlea mado ny.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-14

All those desiring their seeond pstursii-
ration papers will apply to Donald BRA l.
ford, at room 27, Bailey block, Monday.
from 10 o'clock In tho morning TIL sIx
s'oiock In the evening. to prepare for Sc.
curing their papsrs.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-14
Tho Helena Leads the Northwest-sp,sn
did Interior work

The Helena Leads the Norihwest-Fp,sn-
did Interior work.
Tie Helena cafe has Just been renttod
undOr the direction Of Jack Sparrow. the
prop ietor and Is now doing the largest
business In the ellI. biI new private din
Ina rooms have been fitted up ana opened
In the rsar OF the cafe. ThOy are the nnOst
lifted aud most elegantly furnished private
dining rooms In the northwest. The Helena
cafe cnn nov justly lay claim 10 being the
best appointed place Of It's kind bstwosn N.
Paul and tho coast.
Tho deco ations OF the private dining
rooms at the Helena CATS were pct In by
Litilsneid q Co., the artistic decorators OF
interiors. This firm have shown their abil-
itT to do the finest wo'k In their line Ia the
northwest AT their place OF business In
tho Bailey block they carry the largest lin g
OF goods ever seen in this city. A glance a I
the wo'k theJ did al the Helena would
be convincing to tho mos, sxso,ing OF what
they oan do.
Oae Of this best known chefs In this part
of the country has charge OF the cooking ht
the Helena cafe. The popular family din
nor fIom hye p. M. 10 8 has large and
constantly increasing patronage.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-14

All those desiring their second nnturaii-
I,iion papers viii apPv to Donaid Brad-
ford, at room ~, BhiioY block, Monday,
from 10 o'olock In tho morning TIL six
O'Clock Ia ths evening, to prepare Tor Sc.
ru rInr their pnnera
The Helena independent., 1894-10-14

legal blanks At this otnos.
llpy tho Universal paper patterns. 1hsy AFO
the host.
,o1ho ~. ,t,v. ,o, Ao.,o,, .nd nnAo,v..,
The Helena independent., 1894-10-14

Twill sell at Public Sale in BozsmSn,
Montana, all the furniture Of tho eighty
Eve room hotel, known as
The Helena independent., 1894-10-14
Right

In sty's and right in price. That's our
motto on tho 1nest stock OF trimmed hats
In Helena. q. A. Fishers 10 the place.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-14
FINEST OF ALL CAFES.

Hive for AOsiorI and underwear.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-14
and Practical.

We display the finest line OF Wall
Paper and Mouldings over seen Ia
this city. We succeed IN beau1ty-
ing the house, in preserving the
cheoriuluess OF the iirosids, and
make Interior Decorations that
appeal TO tho tastes olalL
The Helena independent., 1894-10-14
CHICAGO FISH co.

wholesale daalors in Oysters,
Fish, Poultry and Gamo, County
orders will roesivo our careful
attention,
The Helena independent., 1894-10-14
WGjIDSiGIIl' 5. .
NEW YoRR-i65 Sixth Av
HELENA-sixth ana Maln

largest retail business IN Helena
is due to that-and cash selling.
Or rather the low prices are due
to cash selling, for without that
our prices would be as high as
those of any credit merchant.
We think you want low prices;
we know we have low prices,
and we know it will pay you, as
it has others, to deal with us.
There are bargains here at all
times, for all needs, in all sorts of
goods. Here's a scattering Of
timely items on special sale for
Monday: ''',--...-.
English Semi Porcelain Cham
Der Sets, with underlayer decor
atoms in blue, brown and pink.
Sets are full-sized, new shapes,
and each contain ten pieces.
For Monday only, $2.oo.
Rochester Banquet Lamp,
handsomely finished in gilt and
Mexican onyx, fitted with 6s-
candle power and new lift light
ing attachment for Lighting with
out removing chimney. Com
plete, with silk-fringed linen
shade of any color.
For Monday only, $2.7s.
Fancy imported paper Lamp
Shades, fancy shapes, with wire
holder. Fit any lamp.
For Monday only, Ioc.
Sherwood's Gold Plated Wire
Picture Easels, cabinet size.
For Monday only, 2oc,
Japanned Iron Flower Pot
Brackets. For Monday only
Single. Toe
Double .................. zoo
Genuine Enterprise Meat Chop
pers. The only kind made thai
cut meat instead of tearing it,
Useful for hundreds of other pur
poses. For Monday only,
Small family size. ...$I y
Large family size. ........ 2 oc
Triple Silver Plated Tea Sets
containing butter dish, sugar
bowl, cream pitcher and spoor
holder, hand engraved and golc
lined. For Monday only, $500
We have the best children,
vehicles that are manufactured
The express wagons are made o
steel throughout, and are almos
unbreakable. They come in liv
sizes, at 81, $3.50, So, So. so, So
The velocipeds are as strongl
made as larger bicycle, are pu
together without bolts, and vii
run smoother and outwear AM
other make. These are in thre,
sizes, at $2.25, $2.5o, $2.75.
We can show the man who
critic;,l as to pipes the largest as
sortment to select from that h
can find west of Chicago. View
got an entirely new stock, first
class stock. We want YOU t
see it, and we guarantee that tn
prices are right,
You've been paying too muc
for Toilet Soaps, This is tn,
way they ought TO sell-the wa,
they do sell here:
Woodbury's soap, cake. ...2s
47II Glycerine soap, cake. 1T
Packers Tar soap, cake...Is
Butlermilk soap, cake......
Colgate's Oatmeal, cake. ... :
Colgate's Bay Rum, cake. 81,
Colga,e's Glycerine, cake. ... !
In the grocery department. spt
eial for Monday only;
Syrup, S gal. keg, ,..."$I S
Sprnp, gal cans. ~ 4
New Orleans molasses.
gal. cans. .,......... s
Vermont maple, gal, cans. s
Canada sap, gal. cans .."I c
Jelly, s lb. cans.
Preserves, I lb. lars. 1900 =
The Irish standard., 1894-01-06

ireland Whist no other Englishman has
done during tho present century He
has denounced the Act Of Union between
Great Britain and ireland which Lord
Byron stigmatized ss "the union Of the
shark with it's prey" and which DR..
johnson declared rs . scheme to rob
Ireland Of everything it had worth living
for. He has passed q bill through the
lower house Of parliament recognizing
Ireland as nation entitled to local self.
government. Despite the opposition ct
the upper house, Gladstone will not rest
satisfied until an Irish parliament ls
openei in College Green. He IL today
the best friend Of Ireland among English
statesmen, and we are sure that all our
readers will unite in wishing b no few
more years Of life in which to accom-
plish the work he has undertaken for
liberty and human rights.
The Irish standard., 1894-01-06

THEIR was an amusing debate recently
in the House Of Commons on Moore's
Canadian Boat Song. An Orange MEM
Dor objected to having it in one OF the
readers in the Irish national schools be-
cause it contained the line, "Saint OF
your Green Isle, hear our prayer. John
Morley, the Chief Secretary for Ireland,
tried to placate the Orangeman by say
ing that the poem was popular alike with
Protestants and Catholics, despite the
harmless allusion to st. Patrick Tho
screen isle" referred to by Moore is not
Ireland at all, but one Of the small
islands in the ST. Lawrence, and the
s.saint'' is not the apostle Of Ireland, but
good Saint Anne" the patroness OF
Canada. The Orangelnan Is reused to
fury Whenever he sees anything laudatory
of sanctity OF nationality in the school
books Of his native land. He i the only
The Irish standard., 1894-01-06

In it's fret weekly issue for 1894. The
North reminds us that is on intimate
terms with. the organ of religious biRotry
in this city Our Norwegian neighbor
adds that itself aud the A, P. A. rag are
waying the same warfare and trying to
undo me Of the bad things done by
TIE IRISH STANDARD. We may have
unwittingly been guilty of some bad
thin % in our journalistic career, bat we
think the s'bad things" referred to by our
contemporary consist in the correction
of ISLANDERS and misrepresentation. Wa
are ready for the commission of the same
.sbad things again whenever The North
torgets itself in deviating from truth. As
for it's sschum" it is too contemplate to
notice it in our columns, and We do not
envy The North upon it's natural selec.
tior Of companionship
The Irish standard., 1894-01-06
COUNT oNAHAN.

Chicago has the honor OF possessing
an Irish American count in the person 81
Hon. William j. Onahan. The other day
he was appraised that the Pope had con
ferred upon him the title ct count IN
consideration OF his valuable services to
the Catholic Church. The honor is one
Of the highest bestowed on q layman by
the Holy Father, and it is very rarely
that the title is conferred. Whenever 1t
is conferred it is because of distinguished
services rendered to the Catholic Church
by the recipient, and he must be highly
reco amended by the ecclesiastic digni-
taries Of his own country before the Pope
10 honors him. No layman in the Amer
loan church today has earned this
distinction more than William j. Ona'
han. For many years he has been in the
front rank Of Catholic laymen who have
I demonstrsted the falsity Of the charge
that ignorance is the mother OF devo
ton among the members of the Catho-
,;e Church. With voice and pen he has
been conspicuous in the advocacy Of
Catholic principles, being equally at
home on the platform or in the press.
He is man Of traueoendant ability, and
like Henry Clay hewould rather be right
and honest in his convictions than be
president Of the United States. To him
moro than any other man is due the cue;
:oees that attended the Catholic Congfess
/ IS Chicago during the first week OF last
September, and il j. chiefly owing to his
Sindefatigable labors ct that memorable
~. I congress Zee that he has been remembered
81 tho Holy Father through the solicita-
! hon a Mgr. s3atolli, Cardinal Gibbons
n ma other leSding dieniteries Of the lhbe
" kIholic Church IA Anerica. E was
stl,rosleh q. satol that the news was va,
! ~ Nd q nahan that tho Pope
$ A hin !. lhs long title of
The Irish standard., 1894-01-06

Camerisrs segreto as Uappa . spads,
and that he had been recommended for
this high distinction BY Cardinal Glib
bons and himself as tone OF the most
distinguished Catholic laymen OF the
country" and that the hierarchy and
lending laymen Of the United States had
endorsed the recon-. nendation
Mr.. Onahan is proud Of this marx Of
esteem from the venerable pontiff. bat
in conversation with reporter he said
that he s'wcu'd rather be an American
citizen with all that the simple dignity
Of the title implies than be Spanish
grandee, French marquiee, q Roman
count or even IN Irish King but he
desired it to be dirtinctly understood
that he fully appreciated tho extraordin.
airy consideration shown him by the
Holy Father and was heartily thankful
for the honor bestowed.
The many admirers Of Mr.. Omaha !
among the hierarchy, clergy and laity Of
the United States will be glad to learn that
his services in the cause Of Oatholicity
have been recognized in 90 handsome q
manner. Mr.. Onahan never entertained
wish for any mark of distinction for bis
labor OF love in the in crest of his re-
ligion. He was actuated by Catholic
feryor in the cause of truth and NOR
atty aud never dreamed Of being re-
warded in this world. 1t is pleasant for
Catholic laymen like Mr.. Oaahan to
know that the dignitaries OF the Church
are not unmindful of their labors, and
are ready and willing to manifest their
appreciation in 80 signal manner as to
confer titles of nobility upon them even
in this republican country. In common
with his numerous friends throughout
the length and breadth of the country,
the editor of The IRISH STANDARD ten
ders his heartiest congratulation t
Count Onahan on his newly acquired
Eitla
The Irish standard., 1894-01-06
SATURDAY, JANUARY s, 1891.
John PATRICK HOPKINS.

Notwithstanding the fact that J. 2.
Hopkins, the newly elected Democratic
mayor of Chicago, is native American
who traces his ancestry to evolution.
ary sirss, one of his forefathers being
Stephen Hopkins, the immortal Quaker
who signed the Declaration Of Independ-
ence, yet he was strenouely and bitterly
opposed in the mayoralty election for no
other reason than that he is Roman
Catholic. William Penn Nixon, editor
of the Inter Ocean, who is himself OF
Irish extraction, fought the Democratic
nominee tooth aud nail in his paper on
the religious issue. All the bigots OF the
allied anti Catholic associations left no
stone unturned TO defeat Mr.. Hopkins,
and it is but truth to say that they
nearly succeeded in their nefarious work.
Though Mr.. Hopkins was nominated by
the Democratic party for mayor be
cause OF his fitness and popularity, we
have it Oh the authority Of Washington
Heeinp, the Chicago postmaster, that
many native born Democrats voted
against Hopkins and for Swift on re-
ligious grounds. Mr.. Hesing knows the
political status of every ward in Chicago
and from his intimate knowledge of the
various nationalities in the respective
wards when casting straight party vote
his statement deserves attention.
In the past, Catholics never inquired
what the religious belief of any politician
was, and neither will they do so in the
future, but for self preservation, which
is the first law of nature, it ia their duty
to discriminate between broad minded
Americans and those who are afflicted
with bigotry. Nearly all of the Protest
ant churches we're enlisted against Hor-
kins in Chicago, and to rebuke their in
tolerance many Protestant voters OF lib
eyal ideas cast their votes for the Demo
cratic candidate 1t is grand triumph
for true democracy to elect Mr.. Hopkins
in spite of all opposition against him on
account of his religion, and since assum-
ing the reins OF office he has given no
indication that his creed will incapaci-
tate him from discharging the duties of
mayor to the satisfaction of all good citl-
z0n6.
The Irish standard., 1894-01-06

Rev. DAVID Tee, the we'll known
Methodist exhorter and real estate spac-
ulator, addressed an "open letter. to
Fla her Cleary last Sunday through the
Minneapolis Times. His production is
q curiosity in it's way aud shows how
ignorant David is OF Catholic theology
aud English composition. OF course,
Father Cleary will pay no attention to
David, as the latter is not foemau
worthy of his notice. No Catholic in the
city has ever locked horns with Tice. He
is blatant blatherskite who ought to at
tend night school to learn the rules OF
ssyntax. He ought also to pay up his bills
around town and benin the new year
like an honest man.