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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-14
LOCAL INDUSTRIAL NOTES.
Points Picked Up About the City Last
Evening.

An additional furnace is to go on soon
at the tube works.
Locals Nos, ESQ aud l46, Of the Unit
ed Mine Workers, will hold dances TO
benefit the striking miners this evening
AZ Nengs and Howley's hall on the
South Side, and Bishops hall in East
Wheeling. About five hundred tickets
ara sold for the event.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-14
A TTEND Emsheimer's Alteration
IA Sale.
Last Evenings Arrests.

James Brown worked the she'll game
on James Howard, at the Fair Grounds,
last evening, and was arr ested by Officer
Snider.
Joseph Porter was disorderly and was
arrested by Officer West. John Robin
son was arrested'by officer Donovan for
the same offense.
Frank Gould, drunk, was arrested by
Officer Donovan.
Pat Hoe was disorderly at the Fair
Grounds, and VIXEN arrested by Oflcer
O'Brien made an attempt to be gay. AT
the building he was sorry.
ID. Bellville, drunk, was arrested by
officer Creighton.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-14
ATLANTIC TEA CO.
III. \
IMPORTERS { COFFEE RVAsTERS.
We LEAD LII THOSE WHO CsI FOLLOW !
OUR PRICE LIST:

Granulated Sugar 90 pounds for. $500
Standard A Sugar IS pounds for... loo
Light Brown Sugar 2s pounds for. LOO
Best Standard Tomatoes, ocans for Csc
Standard Sugar Corn, cans for. 25c
Sugar Peas, 6 cans FOR ............
Bartlett Pears, cans for......... 25e
Choice Red Salmon, cans for. csc
Fresh Ginger Snaps 4 pounds for. CSC
Fresh Butter Crackers, 8 pounds for csc
Large Lump Gloss Stsrce, lbs. for 25c
Rolled Oats. pounds for ......... csc
Pains Root Beer, bottles for. 25c
q pint Beer Mug Mustard, 3 glasses
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. csc
y pint Catsup, bottles for...... ESQ
Choice Large Lemons, each.... 10
Clothes Pins, per dozen. ic
Carpet Tacks, S-ounce, per box. 10
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-14
nI-nnd rnlkIng- ITalephones.

The local newspaper otices have been
equipped with long-elstance tee.
phones by NJ. R. Wolf, marsRer' sed
they are the first subscrH ne
under ground system
The new telephones are
the old apparatus.
ARNoLD's Sterilizers
ct Edmund Booking
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-01-06
WEEK OF PRAYER.
UNION SERVICES TO BE HELD AT
THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
The Methodist Episcopal, Presbyterian
aud Baptist Churches of This city Join
Of Next Week Subjects ia
he Treated.

For a score of years the week begin
ming with the first Sunday in January
has been known among Protestant
Christians throughout the world as
the "Wcek Of Prayer" The Method
list Episcopal, Presbyterian and Bap.
tist ministers of this city have ar
ranged for union services to be held in
the Presbyterian church every even.
ing 80 1870 during the week. They
will follow the program Of topics sug-
gested by the Evangelical alliance for
the United States. On Sunday each OF
the ministers will ply his own pull.
pit, the suggested subject for sermons
being "Pcntecostal Power" from the
text Acts ii, Ii The following APP.
pointments have been arranged fol
during the week:
Monday, January Stu initiation
and Thanksgiving" Leader. Rev. f..
=. B%lakemore of the Methodist Epis.
copal church.
Tuesday, January 9-"The Church
Universal Leader, Rev. c. f. w.
Dobbs, d d., OF the Baptist church.
Wednesday, January donations
and Their Rulers" Leader, Rev. Will
liam McPheeters.
Other appointments will be an
nouuced later. 1t is the ms de-
sire of the pastors that our people
shall attend all of these services.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-01-06

Mr. MCRAE, chairman OF the hous
committee on public lands, has intro
duced a substitute for the Wheeler
Oklahoma statehood bill. Mr.. McRae's
hill provides for single statehood. The
bers OF the five tribes are declared
to7oe Aunerican citizens, and are al
lowed three months after the passage
OF the bill in which TO take land in al
lottnents. If at the expiration of that
time they have not completed this task
among themselves, the secretary of the
interior is to appoint allotting com.
missioners to finish the work. One
land Office is provided for each nation,
and the secretary of the interior Is
authorized TO have the lands surveyed
preparatory TO allotment and disposal
TO settlers. The land not taken 10y
the Indians shall be sold after thirty
DAYS advertisement, and not over 100
acres SHALL DE sold to any one party.
and the bill declares that no one bu'
American citizens shall be allowed t.
buy any OF this land. holland sha
be sold for less than s. 50 ue~ acr,
and the payments shall be one ff
cash and the rem iuder in four cquo
annual lnsiallm '~ts.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-01-06
Democracy In principles.

The following simple, truthful def
Lition and explanation of Democracy
is taken from the Cleveland Plain
dealer.
From the ~etymology of the Word
"nemocracy' mean a government by
the people. In practice IL had its eX-
preston in Athens, and yet even plere
only the Hellenes could vote. In that
pure Democracy. as it was supposed to
be. suffrage was not based on man
hood. Even then liberty meant the
privilege of having a share in making
laws.
The modern idea that the liberty OF
private life and personal rights is the
paramount of all rights had not dawned
upon either the Greek or Roman. 1t is
strange to see in reading the history Of
those ancient people, how little OF alb
stract right entered into their public
acts. The will of the people passed for
right. Aristides protested in vain
against the doctrine.
In the development of a higher sense
of Justice. from a fuller knowledge of
personal rights. modern Democracy
means much more than a bare will Of
! the majority. Today Democracy means
the fullest personal liberty compatible
with the rights and liberties of others.
IL means the inviolability of personal
property, or, in short, an equality OF
rights. Ii starts with IA man as a free
and responsible sgent, and SAYS 10 gov
eminent, give every man a chance for
the pursuit Of happiness, il says 10 the
poor boy, become all you can, and to
yourself and your fellow-men be trne.
Democracy attacks all unjust dis
tinctions and privileges and says to
all persons. realize your God-given
possibilities towards enlightment,
liberty and civil equality.
Democracy is founded then, first,
on personal liberty, and, second, on
an equality Of rights. From these,
equality Of position becomes possible,
1t allows no bills of attainder or
p-rimogeniture. IL leaves the world of
wisdom, rank and wealth free 10 all,
and says 20 forth and take possession.
Democracy demands that each in
diyidual should take part in making
the laws and bear his pro rata of
expense In carrying ON the govern
ment, according 10 his ability, In this
way each person becomes an owner in
the government and is entitled 10 its
protection. True Democracy is no
demagogue. IL will make taxation
just and equal, SO far as possible. 1t
will not make the state the equalizer
of fortunes, but il will give every nan
the same right 20 make a fortune.
IL will eige the largest liberty to the
man and not expect or permit the
state 10 encroach upon the perrogative
OF its citizens,
Democracy levels upward, not down
ward. Its mission is TO educate, TO de
selop, 20 eKslt the mssseG and To bring
u hat state ~ personal independence
telligence alone can give.
Democracy is worth. o birth; II be.
neyss IN the God-given right Of every
man aud women 10 work when, where
aud at whatever he or she wixNeS and
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-01-06
APROPOs OF TUE BGLlGGRENrs.
lie who fights aud runs away
WI lIN. IN nnhi nnn1Lnr InA .,

lie who fights me runs away
VIII 1--we To hight another day
Shakespeare.
The matter, OF thing, now most eX-
ercising the minds Of the great Ameri-
can people is the great prize fight be-
tween Corbett and Mitchell.
Governor Mitchell OF Florida. say
he'll be damned If they do, and Cor
bett aud Mitchell say they'll be
damned IL they don't Thus runs the
world away. The terms of agreement
are that Corbett and Mitchell shall
. Eight within two miles Of Jacksonville.
since Governor Mitcheil's %pronuncia-
miento the Olympic club has sought 10
change the terms so as to read ''said
fight to take place within the state of
Florida This was done, so tits said,
that a place might be fixed and the
fight over before the governor and his
officers could interfere. But when the
amended articles of agreement were
submitted TO Mitchell at Saint August.
inc, it is claimed that he refused to
agree TO the amendment and insisted
on the original agreement. This action
ON the part of Mitchell is claimed by
Corbett's friends to show an evidence
of weakening They say that Mitchell
knows that the governor will not al
low the fight 10 take place within two
mile, Of ia |.Ssonville and he is seek
ing to sneak out Of the fight on a
techui ality.
Ia the meantime the sports Of Grip
pie Greek, Colo have offered a purse.
of Sl).O0) 10 get the fight there. and
Governor Waite Of Colorado. has aid
that he will not interfere in the mat
ter himself but will expect the county
officers to uphold the law in the mat
ter, which IS as mu d as to say if they
want o. fight Ia Colorado he will Law
aside his Official glrb, for the time be,
ing, and become a private citizen until
the ball is over.
BE il said 10 the credit Of our own
Governor Renfrow that he has said
that oklahoma shall not be made the
No Mans land OF the thugs and sports
81 America whose brutal games are
barred out by every other respectable
territory and state in the Onion.
However, IL tbs dgnt does come off
the American people will naturally
take more or less interest in the see
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-01-06

mas USn a boomerang; EepuD1cRn
statesmen and Republican party have
been weighed in the balance and found
wanting. Prosperity and high proteo-
ton cannot go hand in hand with a
free people. We may not want free
trade. but we do want fair trade and
that will be found when the Demo-
cratic congress passes the Wilson bill
when it becomes "a law will not be
disturbed by a threat.-Headlight,
Hutchinson. KS.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-01-06

Land Office at Guthrie, Ok, December
22. 1883.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing-named settler has filed notice Of his
intention To make iual proof i'm support
Of his claim, and that said proof will be
made before the register and receiver at
the luitcd States land Office at Guthrie,
Oklahoma, ON January 23rd. 1884. viz:
Amos W. Ruhl for the northwest quarter
of section eight 49, i'm township seventeen
% north of range three 49, west Indian
Meridian.
He names the following witnesses Ia
prove his continuous residence upon. and
cultivation OF said land. viz:
James Myers, John ", Ellison. Lee
Myers, George Ogle, all of Crescent City.
Oklahoma Territory.
Any person who desires to protest
against the allowance of such proof. on
Who knows of any substantial reason.
uudcr the law aud The regulations of the
interior department, why such proof
should not be- allowed. will be- given an
Opportunity AT the above mentioned time
and place 10 c~ruSS-eNamiue the witnesses
of said claimant, and to offer evidence i'm
relutldl of that submitted by claimant.
'-&1 W. ID. LlNpsEY, Register.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-01-06


Sullivan wore the championship
belt for a long time and was the pet
Of the petted until his brutal, bully
ing conduct off the stage brought him
into contempt by IA great majority OF
the people and his defeat by Corbett
was hailed with delight. But many
Of his old admirers stuck TO him and
claim that his defeat was n result of
~unfavorable circumstances, and they
would he highly gratifed TO see Mitch
ell knock Corbett into the middle Of
next week.
There are other contests besides the
Mitchell Corbett fight, however, that
are also attracting the attention of
the American people, the principal of
which is the contest now going on be-
tween Governor Lewelling Of Kansas
and Mrs. Mollie Lease. The governor
exercised what he deemed TO be his
Off cial power to remove Mrs. Lease
from the state board Of charities.
Mrs. Lease employed counsel and APP
pealed to the state board of charities.
The kilograms stated yesterday that
the governor had weakened, but to-
day he denies the truth Of this and
saws that Mollie must go.
Just how the matter will terminate
is watched with interest Yesterday
it seemed that Mollie was on top, but
to-day the governor, by what sports
call the overlap, has gained his natu-
raj position.
The governor Of Colorado, who
wanted TO ride in blood up to the bri
die bits, has called u special session Of
the Legislature for the purpose Of pass.
ing certain laws to meet his pet
schemes. A number Of memb ers OF
the legislature call the governors at
t%ention to the fact that you can take q
horse to water but you can't make hin
drink.
In congress, which is now in ses
sion, Dennis Il. Flynn, our own Den.
ME, is matched for "A big fight will
the whole Democratic administration
He proposes to immortalize Horace
Speed, the duke of Kentucky, impeact
Grover Cleveland, and drive HokC
Smith to suicide, aud have all the striI
officials hung, drawn and quartered
When this fight is over the first thing
Dennie will say after the surgeons re
suscitate him will be: "Where an
| at?"
To come nearer to home, we have
some spirited boxing and wrestling
contests billed for the near future.
Horace hIagan, it is said, is wrestling
with blackstone preparatory to his
advent to the bar. At last accounts
Blackstone had Horace down and was
sitting on bin and the referees had
time.
1t is also said that Lou Pitts is hav-
ing "A terrible bout with his quarterly
but in this matter il is safe to
say that Lou will get the best of the
ight,
1t is also whispered in sporting
that w. T. Thompson will on
the Goth Of this month have a spirited
contest with John Barleycorn. The
bets are 400 to 1 in Thompson's favor
in the first and second rounds. The
sports say that Tompie will get John
down in those two rounds, but that
after that Tompie will get groggy and
that John will put him to sleep.
On neXt Tuesday night at the opera
house in Guthrie, the Rev. Sam Small
will have a terrific contest with the
devil without gloves. The odds are
ia favor Of Satan.
Meanwhile the non-combatant world
looks smilinQlv on.
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a MAN in Massachusetts has sued
his wife for a divorce on the grouhd
that she has a cork leg and never dis
closed the fact to him until after mar
ridge. A nan who would court a girl
and marry her without discovering
that she had n cork leg ought not to
have any standing in court.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-01-06
A PROPER CALL.
Chairman l.. 7. Ross cali, "a Meeting OF tn,
Central Committee.

Central Committee.
The Democratic Territorial Central
Committee is hereby called to meet at
the rooms of the Chamber Of Commerce
in Oklahoma City, on Wednesday, the
10th day Of January, 1894 at 3 o'clock
U. n, for the purpose of discussing the
propriety of holding "A Democratic
Statehood convention, and taking such
action in the premises as is deemed adj
visable; and TO transact such other bus
iness as shall come before the commit
zee.
~ important that every member
.I The committee be present and that
each new county be represented
Leslie i. Ross, Chairman.
Oklahoma City, Dec. Goth, 1893.
Democratic papers please copy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-01-06
Wanted

Two good men to act as statesmen
and collectors, and m as manager.
Must be able to give honesty bond.
We furnish wagon and goods, no
money to invest, permanent position
guaranteed Add. w. L., Oklahoma
City. W11-ls-l9 d27-2g-3O
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-01-06

II it takes practice to make perfect
there are lots Of lawyers in Oklahoma
territory who are in a bad row of
Stumps
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-01-06
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SATURDAY, JANUARY c, 1894.
, 1894-05-30

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9ie SteIlun9 Der IL Clubs Der vIatioz
nal 2eague" lit bis iebt folQenoe:
, 1894-05-30

9oS Seer ber Streifer in 8uGman lit
geitern nm peitere 100 Wtann perntebrt
luorber, Die in ber BuIlman'iben 3iez
Gelet. bel &enitn9ton bei6Gfti9ten 53icgeG=
brelrner le9ten 9eitern Sic 9trbeit nieOer
ltno organtiirten iOfort ci1en l3peig Der
y2(mcrtcon &ailmaD llnion." Sic 6atten
am Gage porber Dem SuperintelOenten SET
.3ie9elei, Safer, Die nere 2ObneScala unter;
breitct ltn6 innerbaGb "a Stunben einen
8eibeiD erbcten. 9ieier purOc ibnen nod
por Der feitgeiebten 3eit iibergeben unO
%lautete, baB itb Der &tcezB rGiibent unb
@eneralmanager Der r8uaman Baface Gar
Co., 8ifeS; a6iolut peI9eTe, Sen NuSibuB
Der 3ie8elbrenner, bic ibm be3i9tib Der
nelen 0obn7Scald ipredbcn poIte, 5u emf
pfau8en un6 cine ~9ten6crung Der 8. 3. gels
tenben 909ne Dor5unebmel1.
6OlgcnOes lit Die 0tite Der iebt ge3o6lten
relp. Oct bon ben 3iegelbrennern Oerlan9ten
neuen 20gne:
, 1894-05-30

pMamans 8ie9elbrenner
GuoIih audi am Streif.

glue uu~feefunoenc ffwar5e Site. = pofor
Garwaroine oeehrt. = Der Roldnoii6e
paitor Dan G6 nil fein 6e9ner DER
Union fem. - Oas unterittbu11eswerf.
- Kleinere StreifS.
, 1894-05-30
/ 2ea9ue" lit bis ieBt folgenoe:

- Sin Teuer ~3erit0rte getern firth zines
Ser dIteiten @ebdube Gbica9o's, nGmli5
ooS 6ol8ge6duOe an Der liibmeitlicben @de
Der Snotana NOe. unb 81. Strabe, meIdbes
BORT felt 30 Sabren geitan6en bate. SSn
Dem untereu Stodlperf 0eS 6auIes betricb
4rt6ur @u0neD cine @irtbi1aft. Ser
S6aoen lift ieDr betrd9tGicb, 3unral mebrere
tpertbDOue @eutGlbe 6eS Wtalers @lfins Elm
Spfcr Der 6tammen Durben.
, 1894-05-30
Groceries.
sFetues Wsimmc5oto Matcmt.WtchI,

SSeirtes WsimHeiota NatcmtsWtcbL.
per jap ......,$3.5O
s. 6. &nb &Go.'s beNes BatemtmehI.
per 6aB. ..."............ .....$S-O5
Suites Yotent=yt o q g enmebI, per Sab. :. 80
9eltes 66bmi1Ges ROs9cmmebI, p. SAB $500
@ute NoueS Sats, 2 Yfuno fiir ..,......... SC
Bette RDueS Sats, 9 tunb fiir............ &c
28funo &anne gutter Nets fin .............. Sc
5Bfnnb SaI1pSa ftr. ............... SC
10 Stufe Spfe Scife fir. ................. csc
6 Stiite bette Wtottleb ocutIdc seize fir. 24c
Stiite Yuriten Seifc ir................ csc
(SrbBte uno bette Seife fir bos Selo
III Der Staot.)
2auart 6Iai1en NaSGbIau r........... SC
2Sltart SloIGen ItarteS Mmmnnia fir. =. Use
38funb Same Gable YeadeS fir. 80. lie
38funO Same extra feline Yea6cs fir. 13c
3 Yfunb Same 9eIbe Gable YcadbcS fir. 15c
unit I6perem California SDrlp e%tngemodt)
2Bfuub Same 9ltes Corn fir. .....l....... &c
2Rfuno Same ytemton Sorn do gut m;e
@l9tu Sorn) per &anre ............... &c
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l2uort @aiom TrMdtzTIaI@e nit gtt=
38funb &mmp=St6rfe fin. .............. 1Oc
9InterifautS ger @GIe per 8funb ......... Be
Better Mmericam S6Ic per 8funo ......... ice
I~ettcr Simbur9er S6ie per Yfunb. $3.50. Toe
Better StiG GteaIm &6ie per Yfuuo. ...... 1Oc
(alter ooer nerer)
grite 2ualitdt SGmeiscr &Gle per @funb.. 13c
Infer Ghee= uno Kafee=6 ef6aft nimmt
taotdoIib gu. Wern Jhr i'm 5weifeI feio,
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Daaren oeben ais anoere Sdoen, fommt
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, 1894-05-30
Bdfebau.

9aS erite Spiel Ser Serie 3ptiHen Sen
8btIa6elpbiaS unO GbicagoS in 8bila6els
p6ta enbete geiteru nit einem Siege fit
Die griteren. Die Gbicago'S iptelten Elm
miioeS, ener9ieIOles Spiel unb macbte1l
otelc TebIer, bo6 1T baS lpobl gum She'll
bem llmltanbe 3u5ul6reibcn, baB iie icbor
cine babe Stunbe nab ibrer Nltfunft auf
6em SpieIplaB antreten muBten. Gtacbz
ite6enbe ISABELLE 9iebt oue GinSel6eiten bes
intcreIionten SpteLeS:
The evening world., 1894-03-23

Going cut to the sleigh. ! arranged the
robes to my liking, and was Just begin
ming to get impatient TO go when an
animated bundle of clothes. with n sug-
gestion Of femininity about II, came out,
followed by the landlord.
The lady took her place In the sleigh
l sprang in beside her, the landlord and
| the hostlcr tucked in the robes. babe
US goodnight, and we were Off under the
shining stars, with much tinkling OF
bells, the sleigh runners singing over the
frosty snow. 1t was tw~enty-four miles
TO Brenton and the loneliest road in the
State.
The going was heavy. but not es-
pecially so, for the way lay through the
forest and was not drifted.
1t soon appeared hat the road here was
a succession OF drifts, not deep, but
solid. and that IL any teams had been
over 1t during the day their tracks had
long since been filed In.
The horses could no longer trot, but
! settled down to a walk, tho wind whist
ling through their harness and blowing
their names md tails till they projected
almost horizontally,
How cold II was! The bright disk of
! Venus shone with wonderful splendor
and the pitiless wind seemed to come
straight from hat star There seemed to
be a msrciless glare In he splendid
planet. and ] longed Tor = cloud 20 cover
~ (rOm uINnt.
The evening world., 1894-03-23

"Are you coli?" / shouted, for the wind
rendered 1t useless to speak in an ordt-
nary tone. mufilcd as We were, and not
facing each other.
She answered that she was, ~whereupon
told her 10 get as low down In the
sleigh as possible, which she did, and |
pulled the robes over her head, she ncs-
Ting very close to me.
Somehow this was not altogether dis
agreeable, and in my IMAGINATION | be-
ran TO picture what my companion was
like
The wlnd-swept stretch Of road was
six miles long. and whoa we had gone
about n third OF the distance the horsoo
stopped,
Looking ahead / found that the
drift mad deopened n that they were
standing in II VI to their bodies. !
urged them a little. but soon saw that
1t was no use. They only plunged in a
manner to ~endangcr themselves and the
sleigh.
There was but one thing to do-to get
on, AMI Srclh ! roal, Telling my con-
paa!aa to crouch low In the sleigh, l
covered her well with the robes and going
in front II the horses, began to tramp
down the snow.
l worked with all my speed, yet II was
more h an hour. l Judge, before /
had a track made for them.
When I returned 10 the sleiKh 1 was
thorpuEhlH heated ard ~ NET from mar