davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1894-12-05
ohlsr Doian after ohronios.


That the recent order given by Chief
Of Police Dolan relative to saloon keepers
selling to those unfortuuates who are
unable to withstand the temptation to
use liquor to excess, is not mere bluff,
iatended for a purpose and then to be
shelved, is shown by his further action
He has had q careful and complete list Of
those who are to be most frequently
found in the Municipal Court dock,
chronic offenders whose time is spent be
tween the saloons and the jail.
Copies Of this list OF habitual drunk
ards have been put in the hands Of the
police and also Of the saloon keepers,
with warning not TO sell to those whose
names are there. When any Of these
habitusls are seen drinking In any
saloon. such Information Is to be at once
lodged with the chief, who IN turn will.
lay it before the chief justice. That
official has ofnclally stated that he will
at once revoke the license of the saloon
keeper who violates this order, and he
viii do It. The plea of ignorance won Z
work either The saloon man is supposed
to know these chronics.
Another admirable step which the chief
proposes to take is that Of petitioning the
Municipal Court judge TO impose
sentences Of hard labor on these chronic
offenders. Few OF them dread short
term Of imprisonment in warm cell,
with plenty TO sat, but II this was savorsd
with work they would not take to 1t so
kindly
The course taken by the chief is to be
commended. and the members Of the Law
and Order Society should see to 1t that
his hands are held up In his good work.
Evening journal., 1894-12-05
An Important Announcement.

The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com
pany announces that during the contin
uance Of the present schedule the train
leaving Twenty fourth and Chestnut
streets at II 35 p. m, will on application
Of Eve or more persons TO any ticket
agent at telegraph stations between
Wilmington and Philadelphia be held 10
minutes for the accommodation OF
persons desiring to attend theatres OF
other places OF amusement at Philadel-
phla.
Evening journal., 1894-12-05
naltImore,s Don show.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 5.--The Baltimore
Americans doll and toy show opened at
the Academy Of Music. The show is a
novel one Of its kind and Is on scale
never before attempted here Ono Of the
features was an immense Christmas tree
lighted by electricity; another a huge stand
containing the dolls and toys to be dis
tributed to the poor ohildren Of the city
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where 70 oarry tho one.


The General Assembly will consist 0 I
thirty members-nine senators and
twenty-one representatives.
Oonceding, for the sake Of example,
that the Democrats will unseat the two
Republican senators elect OF Sussex
county, and seat the two Democratic
candidates, and further concedIng that
political sxigencies will not justify the
Republicans in unssating the six Demo.
cratic members OF the House from Kent
county, the political complexion Of the
body on joint ballot will be- Republicans,
II; Democrats, IS
For the relief and satisfaction Of th,
friends Of Senator Higgins and J Ei-
ward Addioks, will some professor, who
Is up in the higher branches OF maths
matics. tell as how many times two will
60 into seventeen
We are rather rusty In arithmstIc-lr
fact. It isn't our problem, anyhow. WI
don't know just where to carry the one
Evening journal., 1894-12-05
A New York Opinion Of AddIcks.
From the Nav Xnrt NVnrIF

Gas Man Addieks has never held pub
lic Office. He has neither the character,
the ability, nor the training to fit him
for any Office shove the grade OF alder
mau His only claim to the senatorship
ia that he has bought II and paid for It
Dare the Republicans OF the Legislature
rAtity this bsrgsin2 VIII they convert
their commonwealth into the sort OF
plutooraey dreaded By De Tocquevllle,
''where the offlcss are sold at sort OF
auction n
Evening journal., 1894-12-05
RArnROADs.

DENHsXLVANLA RAILROAD-STANp.
IL ARD Railway OF America = Protected
Throughout Dy the 1nterlocking Switch anc
PHfhAD ELPHfH. WILMINGTON and BAL,
TlM0RE RAILROAD. In effect Nov. lS, l69@.
Trains VIII ieave Wilmington az follows.
Philadelphia, express, 81, 2 %. ~, ~, q ~,
60, So E5 AZ, lc 05, 10 is, 10 o. uah, II 33,
Il 81 a; m, W 90. e7, %, 604, BIO, 80, 7W,
aooonnSmodation, %, Z co, oe. .l3ss.
g, 4o, 10, 2 20, - B T.. On -., r.ooso
sM, 1905, HIS = 81 = n, 81, 4,6 90, o.,
9O6p n.
New YORK, / III. ss5, 70, ts0, 90. $50, s5S,
43, 10 C5, 40 BG 10 49, ID 81 a m. ~ 35, 81, Is.
10. 5 a s 10, 3 30, 7W, 8 Il, 10 l5 p m.
For the South Southern Railway Express,
~ p m. sleel ers TO augusta, 81 Augustine,
5iemph ssi and New Orleans. - --' '''''''1'
west Cneatsr, v1h hAzno1in, " In.s 80
Nswsgs Usntre and intermedists stations.
BsitiIinorsS e and d. washington, AS, sol, 91l,
ie %, Al. IS. TG. Bpm, is 10 night
baltimore and intermediate stations. AT
1 81 Y and II e4 M.
Leave Philadelphia, Brosd street, for VII
r1iugton, sxpress 3 ", ~, 25, 81. 8 10, 10 %
5o5. b, s55 81. III, oG5. %. il 10. Ii %.
aSoo,r5aasiion. a, 20. 83 1875 m, ~. sCS
90, 81, q, 8 38, 10 %. II B8 D n.
sunday Treins--LeGve Wilmington for:
Philadelphia. express, 81, 2 66, -, 60, b5.
9i3 10 oc. u 40, Il 81 am. =, %, 5g5 IS %,
Chester, express. 81. 81, 50. 55 10 O5.1l 81.
daton. @. SO n. Il 10. 40 O5s IS. w,
Nsw YORK. lH, $50. 40. 200. $40.
l0 70 70 43 u y n II 10, 81, 800, %, 6tb,
! 4 or, W. 10 H5
10 -. wiTholt change, 8 50 pm.
| For the South-SOuthern Railway Express.
/ 6 Al IN. r eepers to Augusta, St. Augustine.
| Ind Tampa; Al p m, Sleepers to Hot Springs,
! Memphis, and New Orleans.
9fret lisstet, gia Lamokin, 8 50 "A.
8sJtsa sre and Washington, A3s. e,U1, ole
~ ls9t, L s2 2, '6 "a. Al. 7s4l. 8 20, ,. N.
hallimoge and Intermediate stations, sCs
Leave Philadelphia. Brosi street, for W.
a N, 4. tos, 555, z 40 sS5, II 10. II g
Aooommo6 stion, 8 IS 9 10, Oss m. Il &C..
psa.ns rci Lleisvate Division leave for
hsH Cteile Is, = IS 70. 60. 400, is, 50
2 D. l.. ~ i 2 pish1.
ls1Wsea = & ia 4 y y f1i
hzpree faz lever. Hesrington and Del1nsr,
Is, u t9 4 u, z u, y u night.
Harrington tnd way sbgtirna only, 30 . N
HEpFeEa fer Wyoming. % n.
Expreea los Cape Charles. 6id Point Con-
Tort 20 Ncrrois, II ca N. u 0l Eight.
sunday trains for:
new LelIles j. 06 ntghf.
Gsls gh.fies, o.a Soint Comfort and Nor
tolg, le q nisht.
hidd.eloTn. Clayton, Dover, Wyoming
| hpAfo1. AtrEinf son, sSrtc gsVille, BsAford,
/ LHurei siid Nelnsrr, - Gl night.
| SJongrossionsl Inspitsq nlXpleaa trains com.
posed sntiraly Of Puilrcsn Vestibnlp PRrlnF
| ano Diuifg Cars. N0eZtrn fare.
flailn.toa h.Xpresa Trains, o0Jopoesd OF Poll-
! nen NezGibuie PaflCr CGi S, Veetibule PaS =
esEeer uescaes ano Dining Gar. No ext &
| fAEas
Nor further information, passengers arr re-
taTren % the ticket agent ct the station.
2. ID. PROVOST, ;. II. WOOD,
General AnnFger. t4euarVl PaErertffr A o.
Evening journal., 1894-12-05
Thoushtral alft-elrInr.
Trom the Baltlmore SUI.

From the Baltimore Sun.
Christmas Is so near at hand that al
ready secret preparations are being
made for the customary celebration OF
the holiday. It has become the gift
giving season partly as a matter OF
fashion, but originally and chiefly bs-
cause the sentiments associated with
the festival incline ones heart to deeds
OF kindness and gentlsness. Crystaliz ID
into a custom. there is some danger thsi
Evening journal., 1894-12-05

well-worded advertisement In the
local newspapers is read and relied upon
by the people, who do not take much
notice Of anything that resembles cir
oular because 1t does not appeal directly
to any particular person.
Evening journal., 1894-12-05
BureInrs BIow lin a steoI yault.

NATIcK, r. r., Dec Professional
safe blowers shattered the steel vault in
the b. B, & r. Knight Manufacturing
company's store at Natick village and
aroused the whole village The amount
the robhers secured is not vet known.
Evening journal., 1894-12-05
Tha FInancInI Plnn.

From the Philadelphia Ledger.
The Ledger thinks the secretarys
scheme to be an invitation to such legis-
lstion as Webster referred to; that the
entire country would be the sufferer from
II, should It be contaminated and that the
wage earners would suffer from it most
Of all
Evening journal., 1894-12-05
nIvsterious CattIe Disense.

MONROE, Mo-, Dec. 5.-The cattle on
Allen Dog and Dardanne prairies are dying
in numbers and no one seems to know
what the disease is.
Evening journal., 1894-12-05
Funeral Of DIR. storrs.

ORANGE, N. j., Dee 5-The funeral Of
the late Rev. Henry NJ Storrs took place
from the First Presbyterian church. Of
which he was the pastor
Evening journal., 1894-12-05

Pure milk and cream constantly on
hand, put up in glass jars when desired
and delivered to ell parts of the city. j.
Il. Porter. Seventh and Madison streets
phona 611
Evening journal., 1894-12-05

Bosom FrIend-ArO you doing any work
for Christmas YETI Young Wife-Yes.
indeed; I've gone through my husbands
pockets fourteen times in the last two
weeks.
Evening journal., 1894-12-05
National Bank swindled.

ALTOONA, Pa. Dec. 5.--It has just been
made public that the Second National
hank Of this city has been swindled out
Of 81 200 by means Of a bogus draft on a
New York bank.
Evening journal., 1894-12-05
sonntor IIlII 10 Return.

AUGUSTINE, Fla, Dec. 5.--Senator Hill
and Senate Clerk McEwan win leave Lake
Worth for Washington by special train
today The senator has enjoyed his visit
to Florida greatly and Is in excellent
hpnlth
Evening journal., 1894-12-05

The Court of Appeals has decided that
Mr. McKano's residence shall be In Sing
Sing for some little time to come. In
othsr words It will not interfere in his
behalf
Evening journal., 1894-12-05
Faith Cure Doctor white Capped.

CLARKsvILLE. Tenn, Dec. 5.-An old
.Aith doctor named Luther Walton was
white capped by citizens.
Evening journal., 1894-12-05
Terns Drnnrht Broken.
MILK ana cream.

DALLAS, Dec IA steady 10 hour rair
slas just fallen, the first in three months
Evening journal., 1894-12-05

Despite the hard times, Wilmington
builders continue TO erect rows Of fine
houses. presumably for speculation and
occupation when good times come again.
Evening journal., 1894-12-05

A company has been started in Chicago
to furnish insurance against burglars,
Would IL not be well to insure against
bank officers also7
Evening journal., 1894-12-05

Just received an elegant line Of Mando.
Inns, guitars and banjos. S. II. Baynard
Fifth and Market streets.
Evening journal., 1894-12-05

Florida oranges are the best raised In
the world aud those from California,
according to specimens recently seen, are
about the poorest.
Evening journal., 1894-12-05

An illustrated newspaper shows the
Harvard and Yale football game before
and after" It tells the whole story
Evening journal., 1894-12-05

When the vote is taken for United
States Senator In the Republican caucus
1t VIII show conclusively just how many
men have sold out.
Evening journal., 1894-12-05

BALTIMORE "
- OHIO Rail-
ROAD. Schedule IN
elfect Nov. is, 1894.
lrAlub isAve DelA-
ware Arenue Depot
asst Bound.
; or s Express t1ainl
New York, Wesk
days, t3 16, GTlT,
IS q, fl0 am; IL q
" AZ, Is b. u 3a,tl1 90
p. N. Sundays, % %,
~ ll,ili 40 q 10; " 40,
rs rs. az 3t,u1 00Dul
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achievements the details are dry. bu. the
results. inspiring.
Nj Morris's hand showed itself not only
IN the vigorous policy of his department.
"nt IA The rigid economy OF his admins
Uaion. Hundreds OF Supe~guaus office
hoidefs-paTlsitcs, Who were sucking rrerl-
selves sun Of the nations life blood-Uere
summary dismissed. We ind that upon
one occasion ;he quartermaster general OF
me army came II MIN wi,h a requisition
% "'Iy hu~ l-ed tom OF hay for a certain
brigade. 'nt lA5f Nr. Morris, after i'm
qiirigs rs - the s;ze of the brigade
promptly cH; down the ar;ount Of hay 10
swaive ions; and tha. proved 10 be more
Than a su.isio., supply
l'ufiH" these wears Mr Norris pyiv.t e
assistance i' the amy was never relaxci.
'-ia saipf were constantly running tho
hiotht.it with supplies from Europe. par
'H ih t's name. He wouli send a
'a'so ~ mis- uwa commodities I'D France.
TIE min would return to America laden
$50 miiiiafy goods. and runri5- iato tAa
if-S aAiii. Hla a@:aar Distribute the goods
".r' .,lE - ;ha army. Th, rN-ent az sir
A'oTIRss losses ny tais unbUsinuss-lke bat
convention; procedure vii never bc known
ITru;she.; Supplies
Few military movements OF inpor,aac.
r.a .ak,- without consulting thc s,ps.-
iGt..l .Ht c[ uuaUec Outside or mis- pro.-
in.r %. U",'.iI.s whether or u5t "a proposed
plan N"S worth the cos OF its execution.
ass aaEic" ass - military details wss Ire
'u. n,'y sc.ej upon tIe ma De said Ia
hd'e capture CORVALLIS. IL. som, jiui.
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por,YoEs y, @sn uis WEAPONS.
.so,v a E>cntuci>y Pre"cier 2rorsh'
MS Antagonist Low.

THE 1.rx.ustou. Ky, Transcript tells tins
story. one ""E "i 'o-'..''.i' vas h.-
tie. # 70 n.Ae ,... ne .fl,.r,sd +, !.
....., 4is,,.,.t ST. kentucky some to.}t
...,,.- 800. ~ .hst nm. a. 5."Eeiin2 nrea'i'--
.r ,.,,.es Hovmau a strona- lausaalar r's.''
S@s rsi.'u 1,'i's = - ,5..7 =, we'll
liA iA t,....,..,.. ,.-.-f.r q .t.fs-
-,,-l,ar-. and. psiug prh.ei" fenahe' -
-.,.-..,... ..,- ,i,.t - email E-e 10 ii-,.-t-.
,',ra ,.,:..,rl's rrst though, was 10 tfe'.~
~ ....., s:,a..f ..,i.tt.,!s:t. Chen ue
t.t- ih3 - - .,-..- ..3t 10, t....:s..al
t,'i.,s,+' -. .aa h. decided 10 accea-
H. ..,'al,,z.
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Mr. Morris began 10 notice The decline OF
his credit In 1875 or 179i while in the midst
of colossal land speculaiiCns for the pur-
pose of meeting his never ending oblisa-
tons.
In 1895 his new house on Chestnut street,
PHILADELPHIA, was sold under the hammer
before its completion. When at last The
financial crash came TO Mr.. Morris, there
was ior him no pity but in words, no
seeming memory of what he had been and
achieved, 40 second great hearted Morris
10 save him from the debtors prison as
he had saved bis country from oppression.
Washington came to see him aud Hamil-
ton wrote him dunnng letters but he was
not released, not till the law allowed.
En Debtors Prison.
SO poor was NJ Morris that for the first
few months OF his confinement he could
not afford a bedroom in the prison, but
had. as he expressed il. 40 sleep in other
peoples beds" IN dnotha, letter he writes,
II have 10 money 10 buy bread for my
family
notwithstanding his urctchcd existence
a, tGis time, il is recorded that in his in
tviccutse with people ne never lost ~the
hIor1nt. sapEuine disposition which had
mace him what ne had been and perhaps,
alas. what h was. Friends came TO the
prison on his invitation 10 dine with him;
they round the same magnetic host Who
had huilt the first private conservatory IA
America to alioiu the dinioS room of his
noT vanished mansion, serving with genial
facc the poor IaIe of the prison.
C2on his release from p-json Mr.. Eor-
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able people Ii has two railroads now AMI
(, third is being built, 1T is the terminus Q.
!, branch road cf tho Southern, running ou1
from Cochran II is also the terminus al ISe
O,onee and Western. which connects AZ
Dublin N;tn the Wrightsriiie ana TennAle
road. and ;he people OF HawSraViile are
,,,,,,, h-tii.lino. q read 20 IroNanil on 80,
C;aoraj.. Southern &A3 riorida, thirteen
mile, Tons. This road mas heen graded ana
win in time b. extended over 1" Perry u
..,,,,e,.t VII, the Central and the Atlanta
and r7Io,;la There are also taree stea'h-
bnat. r4anre On the OcnuiScc between
hawl,inslil.a and BrunSW'cb. .,o,.
Uayllinsv.He has population OF "'e'''
3. ras one tank and wants another; II mas
two large gaming IA tories, a ieTu'i-et
mandatory. barrel and sh'hs's lactois
!, GOTTEN sees? oil mill. . wagon ana cafflais,
rnanufactory and number Of othcr S''l'''
enterprises. -, =, ,,oor
II X also {he home or the grape !" - n
oia FROM the Hawkinsy'lle crap - MAJ.
the best dry white and red wines maui ~ ~
this country. The California white VINES ~
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- -,ier an the confidence ~ men 2la M
"A - ..,st rE- private rresiit redeemed a.i-
,s-or1. Guard ST ti.c Pnh-i.' tF"'s"s-'s-
.sr~,-,.- insured "a esE.i1uauea c- .ae VIZ.
Norris was content IL Tut Tire co1--
80 .-...ree once more into the as".s
,-.r-ra--. Ana until That body nat
...r-.g .r.. I5rril ~ his plans aai h"@
10 I, ,rfaL sor itself. things went ve,y
- r.rt ~ r.,I rou-r-ss .-.'s again ga
4 wis end and tna treasury was over
-..s -, in ae.t. AR. Mer~5. 30 longer %
.,---. =sr,,rs1. Et- once more called int}
s.,n.-..- ami c- Feh.u-F-- = i.,i. rs -1-.i2
ls,.srs..e-,il,r. II flrau..- iie was is.N -s'e'i
- vel .,sel absolute control - -he
L-,ss.r,- and its then phantom rcSl urc'.'-
L an. xoH.i--.ui rvaliPd,a,ioas iE which
l. -s.e.5a -rs-..-.. .l,-S ssss--5 count ] w SOM
fsn.-. OF hi- marvel 0us Sight to 50 Teor-
ttut-.. tl,- - -r' vi TAX r1.ier ions ma
~ v-..-.. .-.siailv collected ~ his csiah-
k-hiu.a- .f sle I:sak - %"r-1 amer, a
,r III focusing ~ the financial interests
Ia .n- states. * i,i- own re 70 --S ted in'
IT. wear to tire amount 81 81. -'1.%s to pay
~. s-,,.. 4ur,asieS. .sJ ~ the hundred .'i'
Ia, vfgsr.i-Iille l"vicrs ht wniea he ke"
has desperate var IA .!ts Ilet-JI ,hoss
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y Iiu:,,au'e De. scheme far f.e., tg ....-
q It-ate 3d.. ai5.t sratfa- anl r.atlfa
-...,'s.....s... .,rs-.'...-. ~ '--
frr -E6E -.-- ~" Necessity 90
r-eter.- ;.'.ir governments 'a.' 81.
.EHsa t1,; iHe '..t ..ls '.' "eEt !, -
lteNsr- mHturrt tti.' li.tt7- g.. '.'''sr '
c-l the rfol.A generals 'i'P'i,' ~
AiHrris ~" ."Na-. 'ir - once = ..'i'l'. 81
Is. The S. a.af.. lir in',d oH1 t''t' 'h'''-'
tla.- nigh, v:a s='s't conan FilL1'>' ''e.
could re, holt ;.e.f ai.ai.i'-'. "'t .-'''
uo available saIps ior l.'.''l'aI Ne" ="
hlr.ar ani ~" t''-,.-' ""' ~,
>. ,....,.,i.,, ,nare. jo.. Il
s. ....- ann So short
-. ~ ..i5 nc ,,roo Corn
ms. -, s., 49, In. ,-.s ou the York
~. So. ,..a. g.. .barc. of a
..l .,..;.,.... i. ,,f....a-,,ent.
49,, ,I......... Is This praposal on
.....,,..l ,.,,. s.. ',,,l H., ..aar.; az trans
-. XII. ..,..,..fi... .--I ..,irp1nittan u.r
i-.....,s -,,-.,.,, -,t. s.. Ions. 90. absence from
-. a., ~. ~. Norris. r.
, I, IL. .ff.sl .ir,,,ie.. would irl-
~. 800 ~ .,-.ar-, win ,,1tfsdst-
-- .,t4 ,,,..- -i,,r, .- Ill, latter
&c.. I'm ..i..... .,...s-t-y fae tse
.......- .,,..,,-,.,ilts rms nI+a
- ..f,. .....,-....t .,-..u yv4e,iffs.. on.
.... ...,,,. = 81 Tho moons near
ts.- ..+ tl,.,,. il.o,- found 4 royal
-t..,,..,+ - ,l...r...s t~,l,ltse. Tho roo as
~. e.. .it.- ,,.r. lined To- miles
...s. Inn. ---...... eua. with aH manner
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,.tmiro-, wonderful Drum Major.

,-,,..,, the Washington Evening star.
\ 1,as-iu; drum major inspired 4ienry
White. OF Schenectady to Renaissance yes
tcrday:
...,-aat fellow is pretty aeile,' said Mr..
White. "!ut there was a lad up IL ldialo
- cci.pi, @, years ago who was tho most
remarkable Individual that ever walked
a,eaa OF "A band 9ilc occasion was . pro
,c.-;on of the tiibrIn3ns, and there was 2
baal in line iro4a f.lmirii. II po~'tsSeu ,..''
,.;.I "a, tl,, dram maier l speak OF. The
mn wa simply a marvel. lie would send
MS baton sailing high in the err ana re
Noiviu.. uhc an electric fan m wan" u
WIS soalinc above him ne would turn PACK
haudsrrinr.;. somersauita, aud perform, a'W
number Of athletic tumblinE fe2ts' be,ng
nIv'av; ready when the stan came aowl
80 .atcb and send it dCXtcro1SN alJiL
again. Tor . month after ina; parade all
M bows in Buffalo We're hurting mo l'h-
Sticks IIn in the air and fa4iil$ al o[er
thensclve5 tryin.s To emulate the wonderful
man from Einira.
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WAS a.rstur. C.toi.ar --.-Tae following
..f.v l,;t nae.. =. 500 O'Clock THIS after
a..u m $40 pri ate cars over the Penn
syltania railroad ~ au"Hl the d"dicater2
a., -. nouiaa of the ola Holland Land office.
ana - the mcm2.y %; Robert Morris. =
iat.tia. X. ~. ca Satu1ay: SECRETARY
ANA Airs. Cresna.,. Secretary and Mrs. car
isle. secrct"r. nj Stars. lamont. Secretary
vac. bert ANA mis- aausater, Ms. Alicou sec
,-.a.r ard MRS. Saith. Aatia@ Postmaster
General Jones and Fourth Assistant Post
.n.ster General Maxwell
The party vii! arrive in Batavia 1T ~
% clock tomorrow morning. ana VIZ na
icira5 ,h.~e nv Postmaster General Bis5eH.
mn. only s.cal.e. from Washington WI! be
sc,r.tary carlisle, who viii make the dedi-
l4tory address. .....,,
n is expected that the party viii return
To- Washington ucX1 Tuesday, a-'of Nl7''
to Niagara falls
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WIREGRASS GEORGIA.
THE THINGS oNE SEES 4rTYEBs;y-
KiTSVILEE EKPOSETION.
IT WAS A SPLENDID EXPOSITION
illustrating the Products of South Georgia
Scenes About The Grounds which
Interested the Visitors.

H"wkinsvillc, G1 October 1a-CSpeciaIl-
SLICK cattle ana prize stock, yellow les;
I1lets ana leGhorn chickens fast horses
and lovely women, diversified agricultural
products, woman's fancy work and works
o. art. fancy dogs and fat boss. statesmen
ana Snowman. the politician and the wiener
wu:St man, the candidate and the cloWn
the r3nuist alarmiSt and the snake charm
ist who handles the boa constructor Just
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cents a pound on thelr cotton has d'scour-
aged the farmers OF all tAis section of
Georgia and they are really not in the
humor TO make exhibit They are dis
couraged and realize that it is necessary
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Il. u. BROWNS PRIZE FoO R-H f-Al'-Oi-D
live stock and poultry show i very hhe. ne
i,It,.rnI a.nartlnent i, not mp II the
stapdard because at FIRST the pCop4c dld not
realize that we would have an exposition.
Then when we started the movement cot
tor, was selling at : cents podno' out
since mat time cotton has been coins stead
ily down until it. has hhaliE re5cnc" 80"
nr;ce of cents a pound. The loss OF
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70 ..,rna nodsra,ors r1crri>e>.

PRANK L. DRAKE.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1894-01-17
GOT AWAY WITH $4,000.

Three Burglars Who overpowered q
watchman at GAINESVILLE. o.
EVANSVILLE, Jan. 16.-At 1 o'clock
Tuesday morning burglars entered
Schultz's soap factory. They gained
entrance to the main building while the
Waterman was in another department..
When he entered the door, ON his return,
he was suddenly seized, bound, gagged
and fastened IN a closet.
The burglars then proceeded to blow
the safe and rifle it of its contents. They
secured about $500 in money, and over
81 900 of checks. About half an hour
after they left the building, the night
Waterman managed to get his feet UNI
fastened by pulling his boots off, and,
rolling out of a window over some
barrels, made his way to Squire Critics
residence, where he was liberated and
the alarm given.
There were three of the burglars, two
of whom were masked. They showed
by every move that they were thorough
ly acquainted with the factory. The
supposition is that it was combination
of home and foreign talent. Three men
who left on the o'clock Baltimore and
Ohio train, westbound, are under sus
picion. The police followed ON the next
train