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Decorah-posten., 1894-04-10
"0rano Sptra Souje".

Den buioe SquaorOn", TOM bliper
cpiort Wanoas ben 23oe 9lprit er ct
iOm l~ifterlig uil gisre 2pffe.
Der er iremra9enOe arGiter til at no
iere be forifjelise 8O0er, Ug De itprre
Nuiier baaoe G6icago % 9es Moines
uotaler zig iaroeles rOienoe ON Stpftet,
% ON be Spilenoe: @ q @9itica,
ipiQer fortrinli9t 2sitnant Stantpua
&olle, SgsOffjcerens, % @iQiam Sit.
ner bar life minore belois iom Der
maurilte Slape.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-10
YrOf. SalOur SaniOn Niinnelpolis

minneapolis Tribune i~triucr, at
Bad G6Ornl gtsiociatiou, uuoer 2eoelie
al 6aloOr 6auion, lang Slpou8 "Stns
belien" / bet iuenIte 3obcruntcl, Buis
ubpre 9otale %uiitnot life par iulot, Itjpnt
Der bar mango 3llbcrere. Sr. Sanion
uiite fig at uGre Ell me9ct op3ti9 9coer,
% aoret fang belt gribenOe eutelte Bar.
tier. Srtcitret 9jorOe O9iaa line Eager
gOot.
Get pil 9troe &roi. Sunions manage
&euuer ber at bpre, at benne ligeinn
beiteoue iom tnlentiuloe Wtauo Uinoer
NuerticnoeIie / Ell iao flor Sp iOm Wtins
neapoli5, buOr bereiter iorbnNbentIi9 ct
itprre &irteielt pil aobue fig for bam.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-10
On jpcctel SnobDoeic!

5il 9lIe benz, Tom III fommer iuo til
3ecorab Suititute, oil vi iortGlle, at DC
bpr TONNE IND iii os % ie paa, buffet
Eager ri bar al Eianper % Srsler, ipp
fra be beoite 6abriter, iOm eriiterer.
Som psiaa ino % ie bort llounl9 al
Sheet Music, % bore Bigger on @luiit,
tauite bet itprIte Eager, iom ftnoes i
Soma, iaa De Der fan beige bpaolom.
belit.
Gi ~earantsrer be laueite 8riier, %
paa be beoite 8etin9elier. Sl fan ial9e
Gem baabe bore Organs, % pore 8ias
uoer mob en- manneolis officiating al
SIS, Sc, eQer $40.
32-20-2 Morib Muiic Stpre.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-10
YcrrD Il 2infenb bells 6jpp:
uo50l0.

Sag MGrte til 6plsenoe:
vi oil III lRl9e aIpO til be lapeit ntuliae
9rlier. % DC oil ior 6remtioen bore, Jon
her %opreanes:
8oot Snppctlp0 for A Gents pr. 4uno.
Choice Pot Roast 6 Gents.
Shoulders ! Gents.
Round Steak s Gents.
Porterhouse og Loinsteak 10 Gents.
Sweet Picked idit 6lelt 8 Gents.
&en Lard 10 Gents.
Sm bort Gg9efI9o bcbgper Vi life at Iiat
meget, bet taller for ia ielu.
vi fan banle op meo bpemiombelit, naar
Der er 3aie on Lard o. Heaeilpo, baaot
boao 0palitet % 9teubeo al &arerne unganr
% Lao Sem lite MARIE "pperipr Sumbuo
Lard. &t bolocr nltio pu0: 8alt AiiUt
ming % lape Eriier.
Yerrp Il S%iufenbeil.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-10

Seq mOOtog Spmaitirm .9A2g,1sacrrr ,
lbIt SUM 900 Stano, % bpertlh wv" t,rS,
s1er le9 baOoe oentet, al Ntalll'n 81 n
pGre iaa gpo, iom ben er. zen CT y. ,oa
paa % let at furitad. Sen glgr lljela" sS1
Grbet6e ipm Ell W}aiiine i! 100 2oIdy@, y}g9
sauoe ell 60.9o(iarS Mdltlns ! Nhl,r I'M
Ieg iii "Susueureu," men ocnne jioLt u Cen
itsrre % fer no til at pare liGri5I' .Iir,s,
arbetoer goot, pg ieg er / ale 3eIc I"I Ken.
meo ben. 5rast $3.50. Il. @per''
troll @itn. e. 2af. Il,
Seq oil meo ~ISorugielie msooG.e a., lima
lea / ale Dele er tilireOs nteo SVnn ,s,i1s
"Suspeuutn," o. lea oil oprt9ti9 a .,f, ia
ben til Gae o. Gubuer, JON maai.. sI i,t "a
Ell biaig SpnaNtjne. Zen arVT.., =, 5o6l
ipr gpot iaa ieg ueo itte, ON es u, c,r IS
Dollars er tort beore. 6rlSlgn 7n.
Gents. Wiis Glen O.. SH"'''
litb, g{illn.
SnmaIfincu "SuSpenusn' Gr9el.s' M 10.
"a lea or peliung;et mso ben. , mia or
er noi ian pcnt. SEQ tan lie nSta.t Y rsT b,
IarioheoeH. ba lea snouu bar 0rII \.
tcri Iio. Sragtsu b!ep SLID
CIisu, 9tlpiew, @ltnr.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-10

Niiu Spmaitire ~Suspemeu" er M 0oot
prsuet, % le8 Tan life is at uo9en NaItiue
iau 9prs beore arbsloe. leg sr ousrproeut'
lig glao oper al blue iaaet iaa pen oa Qoo
en- Maitiue for ben btltge Srls al $3.50.
iiteoetior at aiue Ngenterue ira 80 OF TT 50
collars. Sl.15 blep 6raateI. Wrs. Better
Gbrifenicn, &tcn, Nebraiia.
SumaltlueH "&usueuneu" mpotpo Iea /
goo Scbplo % or ucltllireNs meo ben. Seo
lnucS 9oet ON Den | nle Ssuiseuoer, "a lea
ri euite, at Gubpsr. iom trGuger Ell SGma.
time, mGa beuntte N~eiligheoeu Ill at ioa ia
Ell goo % bllli0 S~nmaittue. Gra0teu toiteoC
10 Gents. Aanes Spiitao, SiOug Gltp,
Soma.
Spmaitiusn "SuspeuHen," ium lea tipbte
for IN Stuuo iioen, sr le8 mere eno til'rsos
meo. Zen gipr uomGrtet Nrbttoc I ale Sen.
ieenoer. 5rn8teu par 60 Gents. Yeoer
Rpnninecn, Sammouo, &is.
@i tar brust SpmaItinen '6uSpeunens /
fer Waaneosr til al Slags Spnin1, % ben
arbeiosr iaa goot, iont upgsu Maitine ION
eisre. Si or ioruisiet ON, at pi life tIluoe
faa Ell beors Waltlns til upgsu griS. 6rao.
ten par 81, Sbeppore 8pm, 5oputr,
y. 9a,ota.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-10

Nr. 6 8 Saugcn tOm ilb iii os %
piite, at ban i for jim 5nmilie piloe iaa
en- Sfat i tit gus peb at tisbe Ell af be
berpnlte "Sulius 8auer"s 9innriorter.
Den Sla9s 8ianoer er melt anertjenotc;
be beoite YianOipiQere, flyer, at be for
tjener ct laaoant SIP, % oerfor er ri
9lao peo at funue l9lse %iaaoanne prR9s
ti9e Snitrumenter til benz, Der letter
Yris paa bet Seoite / bet Slass. Som
ino % beip9 ps, % pi oil iortGae Gem,
bporiur Qe alorIs fan iaa be0re Yias
noer END /
32-20-2 Warib MuIic Store.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-10
= albambra | Chicago

ipiaes "9earipns~ The White Squa-
droon Ell bel llse. Selpe StueipiQet
er maleriit, o. belt i9jenuem, fra iorit
til iioit, tiltalenoe - meb mango patri.
Otiite Scener. S9iaa 9ipet / Svoen
iaur man ct soot Suoblit /.
ollie be O~ptrHoeuoe Stueipiaere %
StueipiQerinoer er mere euO nlmiubeli9
ilinte, % be fan ie benz ben 23oe april
/ "@rano Opera Souie".
9idetS bos S6rubbe.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-10
@uosticneher.
sois ssnsaa efter gaare.

g pen Ferfc 81 G. g strte ON 0offn'0'
SaGen SI 10 mCn Nltcraana
NlteroanoSaumcloelic Seroag Alten NJ 0
/ GirIeuS Soiemrit,
eruenaSItplr otter @uoSticreitcn.
Sm Nfteucu 81 ~ MISUNDERSTANDING oeo
grcf. 9rog.
81 9lS.
SpHoeforrntuaeu mrocr Rorsoa8 eliSt'
miooaa al 2 pna Gole9ct.
9iaeiprCuin9eu mpoer 6rcoa9 Hl'eH W"
~ hos NirS 8. Z. &amrt.
8 Teccroh Wcnigbeos Str'e SFuea1 Sot'
mi6ooa 81. 1917. Yotcr Sunoe pr@tiet'
SrnoaasnolC CItCr @uosucneiteu.
spufrmautcrue ira Srcn o. Saroet ms
Der Susoaa Giicrmibhua 81
Spinnciprculu0cu npocr 3orHoo9 eftel'
miooaa ST. ? hos MrS &, ScrBeion.
llue6umsiorcHiugrr meNrr RorSoa3 wien
al. =.
2 Eottb @aibmBtOn Rrairjc atrte @noE'
ueneiic meN Nltcrgaug Srnraa 6ormieoa)'
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-10
9ecOrab pg Smegn.
gcn 9oe gpril 1894.
Sunoheos,S UmmisTuncn

8pcns Gitp Council mootc icrrl9e
0lantoa Tor at orSue bsuuc Sniiltnttor.
Ntlucr GcooorO ralgteS III 6crmono
for bet Icbcnoc 9lor, "a Or. 81 Gaub'
ncp iii irtmOcles at iuusere iOm Health
Officer.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-10
Cutler 6Ua.0c.

@aurterminsn to9 i'm 8e9pnoclie Ell
ter 9oaiteicrieruc. Nj be 1872 9ticiple,
iom i Gnr bar bciplt Stolen, bar tun
ct me0et tibet 9lutal fUrlaot StOIen, o9
arbcioct pso etolen iorti9ttes , bet
u4ieutlise Tom i be iure9aaenoe 3er'
miner, icuut % itaoigt 9lrbeioe ior GG'
rere % Glcper. Srmobsostilitanocn bar
oRret % er ~iremoeleS goo.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-10
Weo s.,

at ben beoite Niaaoe, bporpaa man fan an
briuse fine 4ense oiSie baaroe 5ioer met
filter lIoii9t til en- goo 5ortieueItc, er al
tipbe 9ano. Sporfor? 2ano or Sou9e, ca
&egjeringcu bar life mere at siue bort
Senpcno Gper til Nopotat Simle. Sau ba,
npsle iaa uomGrteoe Stpfter 6armlaup, icu
er irit for Yautebeitelier, ttliaI9s.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-10

Mooiion Iutberite 8trte bar netop
tiebt Jig ct prG9tist Strife rscl al
Gbou9D d @arrens Sabrif. Bet blep
tisbt hos Marib' WuIic Store, % ben
Sla8s Snitrumenter itaar i Sunoelen
iom $40. l. 32-20-2
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-10
GitD Council

palate peO lit iioIte WoSe islsenoe
GmbeosmGno: 3 q Soiiois, Gin
engineer; 3bos. 5lcmiug, @tlribnl;
5rnut Ginger, Nightwatch; So0n Z
Sntcr, Sonitor % 8Ouuomaiter. Ntar'
ibals 9cnnen iorbcies fra $50 til $780,
0ottepRatereus ira $40 iii $50.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-10
6Ieoe

Set piloe fauife pEre al Suteresie
ipr "Gseorab 8oitsu"s 9aieye, iom bar
5lgoe at irige, at bpre be Yriier, Der
er betaIt oeo Burr Dat % 3ecorab
Nreamerier.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-10

90 q @bitacre % Miis 9aura III.
m%unenio ipiIer iOrtrinlist i bet itpre
Sps Stueipil The White Squadron,
TOM ppfpres ben 23Se Slpril.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-10

Stem life at tjgbe 2idets til The
White Squadron ben 23oe Gpril
"@rano Opera Souie".
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-10

Psof. Breckenridge invites all who wish
to become good writer's to join Prof. Tim
Germans class. Extra lessons are given
without extra charge.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-10

500 pnifes. s 81 ' ssss at TT f1 "a
tpmme til 8be Star 9lrt @alerp ior at faa
oeres EortrEtter taaue. Sult pad, at pi
bru9er GIeblitsprOtesieu, ipm faar 8prnene
til at imite % paa iamrne SiO tager 8ileoet
al benz ian burtigt at Dc life oeo oct. Spe.
cielle laue Triier for fore YortrGtter, Iige
op til Se9em5itprrelie og ioriGroigeoe / Sc
unturliJe 6nruer. aom til 5be Star 9lrt
@nllerp % unoeriO9 port Nrbeioe.
80. 20.2 y. 2. HeDuoIoS.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-10
So tlteDetfDr 500.

@aa til Sobu 6iuu "a ie The Crescent
Bicycle. @uorfor betale 500 % mere ior
Ct Siul uaar "a Tan faa Dem hos s, Sum
ier $50. SEQ
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-10

Wool: Unwsshed-coarse, l2-1s medium, IA
Is; fine. Gle. Washed coarse, 15-17; medium,
$40, fine I4-I6; Tub-washed, - Cotted, ehafy,
bury and bucks ~ off
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-10

Prof. Breckenridge charges only $500
in addition to the regular tuition, $500 a
month, for a complete Business Course.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-10

Guminoeli9e Griier betaIes til Glue.
ipiast The White Squadron ben 23oe
glpril.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-10
TccprabsW arfco.

MeBser'S Pinkeye % Distemper
Cure 9iper i~uloItRuoi9 Sntisiattion.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-01
WOODSFIELD.

WooDsFIELD, o., July 31.-A farmers
oIcnic will be held at this place Satur-
day, August IL. General CoxeY, the
recent notorious leader of the Common
wealers, and other distinguished speak
ers will be present Coxsy will no doubt
prove great drawing card. -Four
bands have been engaged for the occa-
sion, and an immense parade will be had
at D. M. One of the greatest aggre-
cations of farmers ever seen In Woods
field is expected.
The famous Pomeroy Family Quar-
tette will give an elegant entertainment
at the Nj. E. Church Monday evening,
August 8.
will briggs returned to his home at
Bridgeport to-day, after two weeks
pleasant visit here.
Messrs. Chas Francis and William
Bodley were Barnesville visitors Sun
day.
Messrs. Chas. Lude and Will Dunn,
and Misses Birdie Dunn and May De-
wore, were the guests OF Quaker City
friends Saturday and Sunday.
Chas. Lynch, Of Wheeling, spent
Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Y. a. Lynch, on Main street.
Miss Mollie' Groves. after a few
months visit at this place, returned to
her home at Charleston. 5. c., Monday.
Russell Graham was at Wheeling, Sat
| urday.
Miss Minnie Armbruster, OF Temper
ancevllle, is the guest OF Miss Barbara
Schumacher for few days.
j. Z. Piersou has opened his restaur'
ant on Court street. 1t is a model oil
cleanliness and fitness.
DR.. T. Il. Armstrong will deliver an
address at the Epworih Assembly al
Bethesda on August IS
Rev. L. L. Sears, Harry Smith and
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-01

Misses Bessie Mallory and Minnie
DIebl attended the opening exercises oil
the new NJ. E. Church at oiarihs'o
a large barn belonging to Levi Brook
OF Salem township. was struck oI
lightning Sunday evening ana burned
with all It's contents. Loss, ,ooo' In
surance. 1000.
q s. Johnson has completed arrang
ments for the necessary machinery 10
mt down q tes. well for OIL IN WAYNE
township. and operations Will oegin ~ :
sbort time. Its quite likely tnat three
or fonr other wells will be put down IN
that vicinity. s.d b,s
Rev. DR.. Armstrong has rendered MS
resignation as pastor OF the fresoY tei.
ian Church and will remove 10 anoeher
ooint: 1t is not known VINO VIII sue
coed him.
Miss Bert Jones has recovered from
protractod illness. u, -,
new saved-stone pavement Will De
laid in front OF the Court House, on
Main street A tile floor will also DC
nm, down in the Court House in short
time. l..
Miss Lille Muhleman. of Bsllaire, is
the guest of friends ia town ior lie"
days. :.
/ Prof Blackford, of Martins Farry' Is
visiting Wooisfield friends; =,
Rev. and Mrs L. 2. Edm1 nas, o.
Canton, are the guests OF MRS; Edmunu
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. l.. mooney u
Eastern Row. -
Mrs, Gatchsl and daughter Miss
ia nj Washington, D. C., are tne
amaS,s NJ relatives at this place.
Mrs John Dowell, 0! Rochester "a,
orrivsd at Woodsfeld Monday evening
to spend some time VITA Ior' ntnd I -,
Quaintances. She was accou'PAN''O y
! Miss May Gillespie.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-01
BEi.iAtEE-

Globe Hotel arriyalS:-J. l. NnouH'
| Caldwell, o.; J. Foley, Columbus, u
| c. c. Award, New YORK; ). Greenueid'
| Zauesville, o.; Adolph ManSmann'
Pittsourg, Pa; L, p. Williams, Phila'
delDhia, Pa; ). Klein, Cleveland, o..
Charles Desorme, Springfield, o.; james
| Simon, Joseph Kohn, ). Lehman, Phll
/ adelphia, Pa; John L. Riley, Colum Gus,
a II. G Hall, Chicago, III; j, y
/ Pa; George simon, CI1cinnati, o.; Lee
Shonheid, Philadelphia, Pa.
The Union and Bel;Eout street base
ball clubs played a game Of ball on the
commons Monday afternoon. The game
was very exciting throughout, and re-
suited 10 victory for Belmont street
by a score Of To 4. Batteries: Belmont
street, Kelly and Campbell. aud Rain;
! Union street, Smith aud Schindewolf.
A large crowd witnessed the game, and
there we're some good plays made on
| both sides.
One OF the best games Of bail OF the
season iu this city was played by the
Gas and Electric Lights and No. Hose
company. Twelve innings were re-
Quired TO decide the game, which was
finally won by the Gas and E.ectrics oy
score Of y to IL. Batteries, for Gas
and EiectrlCS, Potter and Gavin, for
No. >, Curran ana Glass.
Joe McMillen and John Rock, who
were taken 10 Cambridge from this city
on a charge OF breaking into 3. & o.
cars at that place, had preliminary
hearing and were bound over 10 court.
10 default OF bail they were committed
TO jail.
Frank Jackson, who went to Sisters
willie about week ago, to porter for
the Hotel Newell, has returned 10 Bel
laIre. Frank says SiStersvi,le is TOO
tough" town for him.
Several cows found running at large
ia the city in violation 0flaw have been
impOunded az Freezes livery stable.
Several BsIlaire people will go out to
Lewis Mills tomorrow TO attend the
Harvest Homo picnic at that place.
The Misses Anna and Edith Johnson
have returned home from visit with
friends at Caldwell and GAINESVILLE.
a number Of persons from this city
t'A NANNAlA vac kANhAN VI AA' = IL AllSu
Union at Mozart Park to-day.
Miss Flora Eaupel has been employed
as assistant clerk by the Buckeye Saw.
ing and Loan Company.
Mrs. William Hail, Of Neff'S Siding, is
visiting the family OF Antony Lock.
wood, In the First ward.
\ Lou Tucker has returned from
moths visit with friends in Marion
county. w. Va.
Z. w. Bone and Amos Sergeant, OF
Belmont, were Beilaire visitors yester-
day.
Mrs. ohn McNabb and son Earl are
vIsiting relatives in West Virginia.
Mr.. 4. Armstrong, of Armstrong;
Mills, was in the city yesterday.
Frank Nicholson, OF Braddock, Pa, is
10 the city.
George Il. Muth is confined 10 bis bed
quite sick.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-01
TRUSTEES SALE.

BY virtue OF a deal OF trust, dated July 18th,
1891. made by e. y. Hedges. 20 mo trustee
(Which deed OF trust l. recorded IN Book 80,
folio 6S in the Clerks Office Of the County
Court OF Ohio County,, shall on
SATURDAY. THE 18th DAY OF AUGUST.
1904, at 10 o'clock a. m at the front door OF the
Court House, OF Ohio CouRty, West Virginia,
proceed 10 sell "a tract OF Land. situated ia
Ohio County, West Virginia, bounded on the
north by Matthias Hensler. on the east by
lands OF Jack Gooch aud the heirs OF John
Smith, deceased. on the south by lands OF Jack
GoOsh. and on the west by lanes Of the heirs OF
John Smith. decreased, containing - acres
more or less" and being part OF the land con.
yeyed to &. Il. Hedges, by Ohio Hedges and
wife. by deed dated February 9th. 1883, and re-
corded in Deed Book. 80. a. page 9s.
TERMS or sALE.-One-third OF sthe purchase
money, or as much more a, the purchaser msy
elect, cash. and the balance 10 one aud two
years-tbe purchaser giving for the deferred
installments his notes. with good personal
security, bearing interest from date and the
title 20 be retained until the purchase money is
all paid.
GEO. z. BOYD, Trustee.
Jgly 49, 1884, Iyl7sb
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-01
AT WASHINGTON.
SEVERAL PROMINENT WEST yIRGINllNS
DaOP INTO TOWN.
Ex-Governor Fleming, Interested in the Tariff
Situation, Seeks Information AS'ui Ooal-Col'
John 7. NcGraw Believes S'urSiss Will Be
Nominated Agalns; Congressman Wilson.
sS,-iol TO re Recis's-.

Egs-iol 70 re Rsris's-
WASHINGTON. d. c., July 51.-Quite
Number OF well-known West Virgin.
lans have been iu the city In the past
few days. Ex. Governor Fleming was
here again to personally look into the
tariff situation and see II be could learn
By talks with members and Senator'S
anything more than the newspapers
told him about the probable outcome Of
she struggle between the two houses.
The Ex-Governor found the situation
exceedingly difficult 10 diagnose, al
though ha was assured at the Senate
end OF the Capitol that the Senate
bin would have TO be accepted
by the House, Including the duty Oh
coal, II the House desired 10 have any
tariff legislation at all enacted at this
session OF Congress.
col. JOHN T. M'GRAw,
Who also takes a keen interest in the
outcome Of the tariff struggle with
view 10 its probable effect 90 West Nlr-
Cinia politics 10 this falls campaign,
has paid another flying visit 70 the cap
ital on his way to Baltimore aud the
east.
Judge E. Boyd Faulkner, brother oil
the Senator, was IN town for some hours
yesterday. 10 talking with the REGIS
TER correspondent he gave II as bis
opinion that the Republicans would
NOMINATE sTURGIss FOR CONGRESS
against Hon. VIM. L. Wilson In the
Second district. Judge Faulkner salC
he had DO doubt the Democrats Woull
re-elect Mr.. Wilson this fall, no mattel
who the Republicans might nominate
In the district, and notwithstanding TIT
talk Of the tremendous efforts tha
would be made 10 defeat the Chairman
OF the Ways and Means Committee.
Other visitors OF prominence frou
West Virginia were Col. A. A. Lewis
OF Weston, who is the Lewis count.
candidate for the Democrats Congress
Sional nomination this fan; j. II. Ell
wards, editor of the Weston Times, an
w. b. McGary, Prosecuting Attorn0
OF Lewis county.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-01
unr .rrrn JUDGE Rloks.
A Cleveland Newspaper Bal an EAPeR'
Accountant Mt work on the Books.

A Cleveland Newspaper Bal an Expert
Accountant at work on the Books.
CLEVELAND, O., July 31.-An expert
accountant, employed by local after
noon newspaper, has been AZ WORK LOT
several DAYS on the records OF tue
limited States Court, investigating the
charges made by the Central LABOR
Union against Judge A. j. Kicks the
osper to-day prints lengthy taoulateo
statement showing, so the paper claim
A discrepancy Of 81, 55S.75 against udSe
Ricks when be was clerk Of the United
States Court. The article concludes as
follows: The United States Iecor1s
proclaim that ia these Birdsall cases
me United States treasury was de-
frauded out Of 81, 55s.75, all of which
was received aud appropriated by Au,
gustus J. Kicks long after be naa
ceased 10 be clerk and while he was
iudge of the District Court for the
Northern District OF Ohio. The RECORDS
40 not disclose that the s1,55s.75 so oo-
,ained by Judge Kicks was Incorporated
in any subsequent report OF succeeding
clerks. and presumably the government
officials are In ignorance OF the iraua
that was practiced upon the govern.
ment as above shown by the records oil
the Court"
Judge Kicks some days ago denied ex'
plicitly that there was any discrepancy
10 his accounts.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-01
ANEw slILlTIA EILL.
A PIaa for Making the citizen Soidiory
mere Effective.


WAsHINGTON, ID. c. July 3l.-The
Increasing Importance OF the militia for
ouening internal disturbances aud les
potential strength In case OF threatened
war has led Gen. Curtis, OF New YORK,
who is an enthusiast upon military mat
tiers, 10 embody his plans for national
militia organization in a bill. The oil!
has received the sanction OF the House
Committee on Militia aud although
probably IL will not secure hearing
this session may DO called upon next
session.
Gen. Curtis proposes that the militia
I shall consist OF every able bodied male
lcitizsn between the ages Of IS and 45.
INC organization 10 be known as the
81 onal Guard Of the States, and the
- tsa-als-a--su the reserve militia
National Guar$ ,af-ih-. = 70 Tue P!an'
>-siA be called NO action By the Pres
dent or by an act OF Congress. while
only an act OF Congress could call
out the reserve militia, the President
having power TO call upon the Cover
nOrs Of States for the needed forces OF
the guard 10 case of Invasion or danger
OF invasion from foreign foes, Indian
uprisings or rebellion against the
authority OF the government, specifying
in his call the period OF service reQuir-
ed, with the Limitation OF nine months.
The national guard or reserve militia
when ia service would be subject TO the
same rules and articles of war as the
regular troops OF the United States and
would be entitled 10 the same pay aHd
allowances.
For the maintenance OF the militia
organizations the plan cOnsemplates an
annual appropriation OF 500, 600, to be
apDOrtiOnsd among the States aud Ter
ritOries, and to be diSbGrsed for arms,
ordnance, stores and equipments under
the direction OF the Secretary OF War,
10 State being entitled 70 share unless
10 has enlisted aud uniformed at least
100 men for each Senator aud Reprosen-
tstive 10 Congress TO which II is en-
titled. Provisions for annual eUcamp-
ments under the supervision Of officers
OF the regular army are made, and var
ious persons are exempted from ser
vice; officials OF the govern ment,
mariners, pilots aud employees OF rail-
roads used TO military or pUStal service,
being the principal classes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-01
The Ford TheaIre RepaIren.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., July 31.-The
Ford ;hcatre building by the falling on
July 30, 1898, twenty-three government
clerks met their death and many more
were injured has been repaired and the
26O clerks who now make up the record
and pension diviSiOA OF the war depart
meat have been transferred 20 the reno-
waited building. 10 is said by Supt.
Wilson who was 10 charge OF the repair
Ing that the building is now as safe as
sOy occupied By government forces any
where IN the city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-01
Fell Down a Wen.


HUNTINGTON, w. VA. July ST.
John Dow0s, a married man, who lives
Ia Ohio, ten miles above here, is lying al
the point OF death from serious injuries
sustained yesterday afternoon. The
man was az work for a neighbor clean
Ing our the latter'S WELL be had come
TO the top In the bucket and was de-
scending In the same manner when the
chain broke aud Downs fell TO the bot
tom, distance OF forty-fVe feet.
Much diihulty was experienced in get
ting the injured man TO the top again,
when It was found that both legs were
broken and internal injuries sustained.
The broken ends Of the bones of the left
leg prOturuded through the flesh.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-01
RARGAINS---E. B. POTTS
Z. B. POTTS.
Bargain
Bulletin.
HAIN And TENTH STREETS.
WHEELING, w. Va.

We have just purchased
at Assignee's sale the entire
stock of the ROCHESTER CLOTH
ING CO., and place the same on
the market for a few days at
prices that will move the
goods. Bargain hunters will
do well to call early. The
following extract from their
opening announcement
speaks for itself, and We pro-
pose to close the balance of
the stock at still lower
prices.