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The evening world., 1894-01-16
KATE ROBERTS IN A TANGLE,
She Told n Queer story When Ar
rested for ShOpIifting.

Kate Roberts. th!rty-eight vars old,
was held in Essex Market Court to-day
on a charge of shopllfting, She VAS
caught in Ridlcy's store yesterday steal
ing 81 worth OF articles.
When arrested she said she lived Mt 70
Madison street and had n sick husband
and Ave children at home who were
starving.
Walker Delaney, Of Ridley'g, IN
v~sStlGniHd the story and found that =
then stated that she did not know the
right number Of the house. but that II
is somewhere In Madison street.
The evening world., 1894-01-16
NEW SENATOR FROM IOWA.
John II. Gcnr Chosen by the Stnt.
legislature To-day.

DIES MONIES, Ia. Jan. ~ ,lphn n.
Gear, Republican csurps caa'.data FOR
United state Senator, was nominated In
the state Senate b. senator Harmon to-
placed In nomination in behalf q the
Democrats by senator Harper. Roll
call followed and the vote stood Gear,
80: Boies, II.
In the House the vote stood, Gear, II;
BOies, u; W. ". Butler. l.
a joint convention VIII be held to-
morrow TO canvass the vote which
Iowa.
The evening world., 1894-01-16
C0NVICT'S WIFE SUED.
Lawyer Seeks Ply for Defending
Her Husband.

In Josiah w. Ewing's suit to recover
81, 800 from Mrs. Maud Lascelles for SER
vices in defense OF her husband, Justice
Barrett. of the Supreme Court, has
issued a commission to Max Meyer
hardt and James f.. Hilyer, at Rome,
Ca. to examine witnesses I'm the case.
Ewing sues N an assigned ella m of
Lawyer Walter w. Nandiver. of that
city, who defended the defendants hus-
band. Sidney Lasceiles, alias Walter S.
Beresford. on charges of forgery and
larceny. Mrs. Lascelles says that the
agreements he signed TO pay the amount
named was cxtortei from her through
threats of her husband. and that he and
the lawyer conspirei against her.
She denies that she is liable for her
husbands debts in such n case. She
also says that he r husband was con
victei, and that 5000 Of the amount
asked was only to become due IN his
acquittal.
The evening world., 1894-01-16
MRS. DAILY SUES FOR DIVORCE
Testimony In COurt To-day Against
pcr Husband.

The suit CT Margaret DAILY for an alb
solute divorce from her husband. James
DAILY. was heard to-day by Judge Nc
Adam. OF the Superior Court.
Mrs. Daly, who lives in West Twenty
third street. IS n handsome. stylishly
dressed woman. about thirty-ilve years
old. She charged her husband with hay
ing been guilty of improper conduct
with several unknown women
a private detective and the house
keeper OF a house In Chri3ty street
swore 10 having seen Daly In a room
with women other than his wife,
Judge NcAdam took the papers and
reserved decision.
The evening world., 1894-01-16
A FAMILY DISPUTE IN COURT,
Justice Walsh Dismisscs the Case
OF Rhodes rnd GJndvin.

Justice Walsh, OF the Adams Street
Police Court, Brooklyn, was called upon
to-day to settle a dispute between Wal
ter W. GladwIn. of 1t2 High street. and
his son-in-law, William Rhodes. OF 1874
jay street.
Rhodes alleged that Gladwin sent his
wife an offensive letter, and that he,
Rhodes, had tried to prevent Gladwin
from obtaining aid under false pretenoes.
from the First Baptist Chucch.
The men made various charges against
Justice Walsh, after reading the letter.
said that no threat had been made
against Rhodes, and dismissed the case.
The evening world., 1894-01-16
AGENT SEELEY ARRESTED.
4 Piano Firm Charged Him with
Misapproprinting Funds.

Jared T. Eeelcy, an agent for r. NJ.
Bent g. Co, piano dealers. was arrested
to-day by the Sheriff and held In $500
bail on the charge of mislppropriating
funds.
According to the FIRMS allegations. on
June !, 1888, they rented Seeley ~ piano,
on which he was TO pay so d month as
rent. but that when he succeeded in
selling the piano the rent paid was to
be credited on the price OF the piano,
and that the moncy received for the
sion, was to be paid by the arm.
II is alleged that Sce.ev sod the piano
and has failed to turn the amoun over
to the firm,
The evening world., 1894-01-16
AlNSWORTH is IT'S SPONSOR
SIR. Wo,f believes the Home Rule
INV uUi Ntu Now Pass.

Alfred J. Wolf. OF the New York
II. Reform Association. IL iubllant
over the fact hat The bgl providing for
home rul" In taxation, known II year
ago. as the Farqunar bill. has been in
PRODUCED In the Legislature by Republi-
can leader Ainsworth.
The bill has been pushed by the As
sociatior, and Mr.. Wolf nov thinks there
ere good reasons for believing It Will
become u law.
The evening world., 1894-01-16
rcn-Ycnr-oid Girls TnIc of Cru.I,,

Tcn-'c9r-old Ida Shigin. who was found begging
at cooper Institute asst ntSh'. vas rsnanded In
TIE Tumrs Court this morning Tor the ChiIdrsn'S
So,iuy officer tn investigate. She was starving
q non found and t0ll ihr police ahc had run away
from h"r homo goa Madison street, b.ctlse her
parents ircrtcd her cruelty. she had been wander.
Ing glu.t the streets since Sunday Afternoon.
The evening world., 1894-01-16
Left WIFE md Chnd.

Justice Go"ttinS. In the Leo Avenue Court.
Williamsburg. to-day held william White. NJ
tOt North second street. on a charge of having
abandoned his wife and chl!a, white disappeared
July /. Ills wife. a pretty yoIng woman, located
him a few days ago At tho North Second street
houFe, and yesterday swore out a warrant for
hts arrest.
The evening world., 1894-01-16
TOO MUCH FOR THE CoRWiN.
Boat Laid Up rs n RcsuIt of
Her Hawaiian Rum.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 1s.-The
limited States revenue cutter Corwln
bias been brought out of retirement, bu;
|she is In a very bad way, n will have
to be laid up for repairs.
The vessel is ~leati!uG badly, Her
hight was too much for. tho little boat.
and her boilers have given out.
The evening world., 1894-01-16
THE NEW YORK AT RIO.
More Firing To-Day ny Land Forces
md Rebel ships.
nv Associated Press

NV NhN1oIaIfd FTesST
RIO DE JANEIRO. Jan. ls.-Thc
United States cruiser New York, Capt.
Philips, arrived here TODAY and will
take up n position near Nictheroy.
There was renewed firing to-day be-
tween the rebel ships and the forts,
which is said TO have resulted in con-
siderable loss Of life on board the In
stir-ent vessels.
The insurgent ships engaged finally re-
tirpl
The evening world., 1894-01-16
stmbhcd by Chicken Thieves.

lowe Jln. oc, n 81 Gsrmnnia street, Jersey
rIty, heard . disturbance In his chicken corp
n'-Iy tbs morning. and went 10 see the Cause
~ no entered tn hen mousse two men jumped out
from II ana ]sFappl'i with MIN They STABBED
nun ir the breast, and he waE found In a sent
.uns, lnas condition. HIS EstIilanls escaped.
The evening world., 1894-01-16
Lehish Valley Election.


rHILADELPlIit. Pa, Jan. l5.-The annual
meeting n the stockholders Of the LehiGh Valley
Railroad Company vas held here to-day. The full
Wilbur ticket was elected A. follows President.
Elisha r Wilbur; Directors. charles llartshorr".
william l.. Ccnynhsm. William A. InEham. Rob
crt ~ Sayre. James Blakslee. John II, Fell.
John :. Garrett, CharioF ~ Skeor. Rullin II.
wilbur, William II, ssyre, BCsuyeau Boric. Henry
= nrinLsr
The evening world., 1894-01-16
On IL Casino Girl. Complaint.

. LONDON. Jan. l6.-Henry Gardner,
the theatrical agent, charged with de-
frauding Miss Hazel Coleman. formerly
OF the New York Casino. out OF four
guinsas. which Miss Coleman paid for
an engagement, In a London theatre, In
answer to an advertisement inserted by
Gardner, was. to-day. committed for
trial
The evening world., 1894-01-16

The annual meeting ~ the stockholders Of The
Edison Electric Illuminating Compaay va, held
Ia. day at 80 and i3i Pearl street. The old
hoard Of Directors. riih tho exception Of J, H.
Esn-v, was reelected, W. T.. Glyn succeeds
Henry. The Trcasure7's report showed the net
earnings to be 500. 6ie.T2
The evening world., 1894-01-16
ALL QUIET AT SANTOS.
The Steamer Dryden ErinGS No
News LErcm Drnzii.

Capt. Graham, of the steamer Dryden,
which arrived to-day from Santos. re-
ports that there is very little 10 add TO
what has already been published regard
ing the situation IN that port up II Dee.
II, when his vessel sailed. Tha Rritish
man-of-war Beaglc was the only vessel
then in port. The people Of Santos
We're divided in their opinions AMI feel
ings. some fayorci Admiral Me,l1 and
others the regular Government
The health ~ the port was sail to be
excellent. \ large force Ct troops wa,
stationed In tac, city, There had been
No tightinr or h.ogdshed reported. ~
Ishia all was peaceful. one maa-Gf-
war, supposed TO h Spanish, was an
chorcd In the hlrbor.
The evening world., 1894-01-16
III Three Months from n Heating,

Michael Msher. OF 20 Gerry street, was held In
The Lee Avenue Court, Williamsburg, to-day on
q charge Of assault. Hts wife 8Nore her husband
had thrakhsd her Oct. !. and that she had been
III in bed from the effects Of the beating until
yesterday, when she got a warrant for his arrest.
Msher denled tho charge
The evening world., 1894-01-16
Pastor hare VIII Not lie Tried.

ATLANTIC CITY. y. j.. Jan. i6.-The board Of
stew ards Of tho Pert Republic Church have de.
rllci that they have no authority TO investigate
tho charge ~ improper conduct made aEhins' the
p,g'o.. Rev. ]. II, Dare He H. accused Of
''saueellng' the hand Of Lizzie Giberson, the
rhurch orGanist. lie says he did so In a Christian
.-trIF
The evening world., 1894-01-16
NEWS.
FOR To.DAY.
LOW WATER TOD.
PORT OF NEW YORK

ARRIVED.
Steamer Auranih. Liverpool,
Steamer DRYDEN Flo janelrn
Steamer nergens-ren, Savrniila,
Steamer Sormannis. Genol.
OUTGOING sTEANEH2
SAILED TO-DAY.
Spree. Gcnoa.
Weimar. bremen
VI Monte NeN orleans.
Garth Prince. Grenada
The evening world., 1894-01-16
TO SAIL TO. MORROW.
STEAMERS
DUE u

Sorrento. Hamburg bee. 20
DRYDEN. Santos nsr. L..
AurAnla. Llverpaal Jan. 6
e,imh5o. Gibraltar r"r "a
Prian.. Gibraltar De-. 20
WAvsHN. Rio linrirO bee. Is
Amsterdam. Pc 'erdam Jan .
Ruri,. Liverpool Ian, 5
Zsandam. Amsterdam lee. 20
IlardAn IiD. swansea iiHr. 81
GlllcN iiull De- n.
Sorn'rN,a Nspl's Ian S
PhilGdclghis. la GuaNrA Jan 10
DUE TO-MORROS.
Majestic. Liverpool Jan. m
NaeslSnd. Antwerp Jan 6
i~Iesp~ris, Gibraltar jan
city VI WasalnSt,h. Hawai- Jan. II.
The evening world., 1894-01-16
R,plcyin for $3.50 Filled.

4 replev!n for $3.50 was niet to-day against
Stumpf a. Hammer groce-s, at ls Ridge street,
Ia favor Of Martin Endsrh
The evening world., 1894-01-16
Mining stocks.


The following are the closing quota
tons OF mimi; stocks at the Con-
solidated Exchange to-day:
ma A,lad nld Asksd
The evening world., 1894-01-16

FOREIGS PORTS.
thy LaSls
ARRIVETI

HAMsrEG, Jan. :i-Aafvsd. steamer Go,hlu,
from New York,
n1.,LLs Jan mIiEa,sa ,sa proceeded,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-29

Eighteen Republicans, Assisted Dy Sym
pathetic Democrats, Elevate sap

Eighteen Republicans. Assisted by Sym
pathetic Democrats, Elevate "a Sap
ing.
sDselogto ne Register.
RosBY's Rock, w. Va, October 60
The Republicans have had announced
for the past ten days a meeting and
pole raising at this place, and by actual
count Just eighteen Republican voters
were present, aud by the aid Of Demo
cratic ropes, they succeeded IN raising
a small sapliug about GO feet in length,
and about as crooked as Capt. DOvener's
legs. The most exciting scene OF the
event was while raising the pole. When
q vas about two-thirds its way mp, the
little American flag which had been
placed on the tip OF the pole above the
b. b. Dovener Streamer refused 20 dOaJ
above the A. p. A. candidate, and came
tumbling 20 Mother Earth, a true.wor-
shiDer OF American soil. AT about $ o.
IN. twenty or twenty-five persons
gathered At the planning mill and were
addressed by Hon. T.. j, ParSOn, Hon.
e.. b. Gam es, aud others. At least one
half the number present were Demo
Gratis and Popuiists, and they were
greatly elated over the way MIR. Parsons
eulozlzed the Hon. William l.. Wilson,
stating that be was the greatest states
man the country had ever produced,
etc. The Democrats are very thankful
TO Mr.. Parsons for quoting Mr.. Wilson's
short speech az Mouudsville correctly,
something that Mckinley and Eikins do
not DO.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-29

PIrrsBURG, October 2S.-A sensation
circulated on Fourth avenue yesterday
by the announcement that the we'll
known oil producers, Greenlee S FOrst,
had confessed judgment for $4,000 at
Fairmont, Marion couBty, W. Va. The
firm has been one OF the most success
ful IN the State, having operated in
wildwood and Mcdonald, and, in fact
almost al OF the Pennsylvania fields
discovered in the last eight years.
Their Pennsylvania investment at one
time made them vast fortunes, and
placed them among the largest oil opera
tors in the State.
Last winter and spring they began to
operate In West Virginia, and il was
there that their luck met reversal.
They invested heavily in West Virginia
territory, and, while some OF their
holdings proved profitable, much OF the
territory was found unprOductive, and
that fact, coupled with enormous outlay
of money In developing their leases, pre-
ciDiJated the failure.
j. S. Kaufman, President Of the Ali
Qulppa Steel Company, was made asSig-
nee. OF the S36, 900 to which judgment
has been confessed, Mrs. c. ID. Green
lee is made a preferred creditor Ia the
sum OF SIS, 900.
Mr.. Frost, a member Of the firm, was
seen Yesterday, and said they had gone
beyond their means in their operations
In the West Virginia fields and ia order
TO protect themselves, as we'll as their
creditors, had made an assignment. lie
also stated that Butler capitalist was
interested with the firm aud had reius-
ed to join with them in helping TO arrest
the crash. he gave this as another
reason for forcing matters 20 speedy
conclusion.
When asked as 20 assets and lia5il-
files OF the firm be said that no state
had been prepared yet, and, while he
was unable TO give any figures, the firm
would be able TO pay all Of its indebted
ness.
Mr.. Forst also said that he had been
out Of the city for q time, and on his re-
turn was surprised 70 learn of the en-
tering OF the judgments az Fairmont.
The judgments are agains, the firms
property In the MannIngtOn field where
they have TWEEN ty-tWO producing wells,
and over 90. 600 acres Of leased oil lands.
This fact is given as an evidence OF the
firms ample means 20 pay OF every
creditor 10 full as soon as the assignee
can realize on portion or she property.
The assignment does no. affect the
firms interests Ia this State, Mr.. FOrst
said, and they will continue their BUSH
ness here as usual.
The operations OF the firm In West
Virgins were very extensive, as shown
BY the number Of producing wells in
their possession. The fields In that
State are pronounced by oil men asvery
expensive and difficult to operate, and
it is not surprising that operations car
ried on as extensively as has been done
by Greenlee q FOrst should meet with
some reverses. The firm has long been
a very active one, and IL is freely pre-
dicted that the energy and enterprise
always shown by them will soon over
come the present temporary eubarrass-
ment.
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Democrats are Greatly Encouraged by
the Bright Outlook for success.
sDseial 70 ne RsgiSts-

Democrats are Greatly Encouraged by
the Bright Outlook for success.
SDseial 20 ne RsgiSts-
CLARKsBURG, W. VA, 2S.-There is
one thing the Democrats should remem-
ber-be certain to go to the polls on
election day and vote the straight tick
ct. II every Democrat does his duty
with the local dissatisfaction in the Re
publican ranks, IL is possible TO elect
the Democratic ticket in this county; at
least there can be no doubt that the
majority Of the dominant party Will De
greatly reduced. Howard has made
brilliant canvass, and unlike his oppo-
nent has abused no one, but discussed
forcibly the issues involved in the pres
ent campaign. IL is now generally con-
coded among Republicans that DOvener
made serious mistake in submitting
his claims wholly on the calamity howl.
Our peOpls have sought to ascertain
Dovener's views on the silver question,
but be has taken particular pains TO
evade what position he occupies on this
all absorbing theme, as we'll as other
very important issues.
One thing we known that the LILLE
GiOnt' has declared himself In favor OF
municipal, county aud State protection,
and advocates the building OF Chinese
wall around every village and city Ia
West Virginia. This is fortunate for
the Democrats, for it reduces the whole
Republican argument TO an absurdity,
so fully exposing the fallacy, that lab
bring men, much less the farmers, will
be deceived longer.
No POpulist, 10 the face of the fnan-
cial record OF the Republican party, can
vote for Mr. Dovener, but If he honestly
desires reform and the restoration Of the
silver dollar and the proper coinage OF
silver will vote for Howard.
The arguments Of John A. Howard,
bis honest and straight forward state
ment'of bis position upon all questions
OF public interest, and readiness 70 meet
his opponent in joint debate, mas added
greatly TO his strength in Harrison
county. The rally OF Thursday evening
is only an omen OF the awakened Senti-
ment and the unparalleled enthusiasm
be has aroused by mis- able, consistent
and truthful utterances.
The Democrats are awake. They
are masters OF the situation. They
propose TO work ana do their whole
duty whatever the result may be. Now
isl their opportunity. From this on
there will be al aggressive campaign 10
this county, and the Executive Com |
mittee will leave nothing undone 10 Sc
cure success. From present indications !
the Republicans are diSheartened, and |
il is predicted By those who know that /
there is to be a Waterloo, and that /
John A. Howard will carry Harrison |
county and that the straight Demo
cratic county ticket will be elected.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-29
Deol,nein sugar.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, October 81
The sale By Trimble, Sydes 81 Company
Yesterday Of 1000 barrels Of graduated
sugar sc "A cents, with the usual re-
bates, which was cut OF Is cent on
regular card rates, completely democrat
led the trade to-day and job0erS and
others who have been carrying large
stocks bought on speculation previous
10 the adoption Of the new tariff SEIZED
ule, became uneasy and not willing to
take any further chances, offered sugar
right and left on the same terms, the
result Of which was general break In
the market and a decline Oh IS cent on
an grades, except Nos. 8, ana 8, Of
the soft sugars which deele ped only lilo
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-29
MARTINS FERRY.

There seems to be dispute SIS to who
won the foot bail game at Bethany Sat
urday. Bethany claims the game 10 TO
e. and the Y. NJ. c. A. claims it g to 1.
The Y. M. c. a. boys claim that in the
second half while the babl was being
brought in to play, BetfaDy's quarter
back stole the ball and made touch
down, kicking a goal under protest.
Umpire would not recognize 1t as
score, therefore the home team claim
the game to 4.
Last evening about o'clock several
tons OF the molten metal which gathers
on the sides of the cupola OF the blast
furnace slipped TO the bottom OF the
cupola, making a loud report and fore
ing out large amount Of smoke and gas
IL caused quite Commotion In the
vicinity till u was learned what had
happened. 1t caused no damage, only
stopping work for about half an hour.
Yesterday morning while services
we're going on in the Catholic Church,
Mrs. Matt McDermott had fainting
spell and fell down the stepe leading
from the service room upstairs. She
was not hurt in any way, except few
slight bruises.
Yesterday afternoon some scamps
wentinto the yard back Of e. ID. Hoge's
drugstore where he has barrel Of oil.
They turned the spigot on and before
any ons had discovered it the barrel
was emptied.
]. T. McDermid, President of Betha-
ny College, gave very interesting talk
at the Y. NJ. c. A. four o'clock meeting.
Miss Blanche Wetherald very pleas
autly entertained number OF friends
last Saturday evening
Gporge and Charles Dilwortb, OF Mt.
Pleasant, were in town calling on
friends yesterday.
Nat Wells and Oliver Beans, OF Steu-
bepville, were visiting trends at this
place yesterday.
Miss Anna McKim was down from
Pittsburg yesterday spending the day
with relatives.
Capt. w. II. Orr, of First street, is in
a very serious condition and Is not e1-
pected to live.
Miss Jennie Armstrong has returned
home after a visit with Pttsburg rels
tives.
| Rev. A. E. Brownlee oficiatsd at the
Welsh church at Etnaville lasa even
| ing.
Miss Georgiana Watson entertained q
number Of her friends last Friday even
ing.
to Pittsburg, Pa, and Warrington, W.
| Va.
Chic Brannigan is here from Ham
mondsyllls, visiting for few days.
]. b. Gillespie was down from Pitts
burg yesterday visiting MS wife
Charles Williams spent yesterday al
Mt PLEASANT with his parents.
John Davis, of the Orcharp, is hoEe
from isit at Alliance, 0.
Jho Davis of Fifth stresa spent YES
| terd1 tstsburg.
" g home EOn trip il
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UIEIINl y " A3"I''-9''
HUNTINGTON, w. VA, October 81
The prospects for the election Of Judge
Harvey TO Congress by a tip top major
ity looks brighter every day. In this
section Of the District the Judge
will get a tremendous vote and many
Republicans have decided TO support
him. Reports from Lincoln and Wayne
counties say that his vote will be a good
one Hervey is al right.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-29

81 A4fh TT te.es
Senator Camden's Introductory speech
was what bis friends In Peasants have
been waiting for. The Senator said
that he and Mr.. Wilson had been in &C
cord in all the tariff legislation during
the last session Of Congress. This as
sertion Mr. Wilson endored. This gives
the lie 70 the Senator'S enemies, who
have taken every occasion 30 misrepre-
sent him 10 the people.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

Tho residence Of james w. Paxton. Esq,
No. 1900 Chapline street, lot Ga n. In. ~
100 N. ore ofsthe finest finished dwellings IN
the CITY. modern A. all It's appointments.
A desirable residence property NO. 70 u"
diana stre6t. 7ro0ms; modern.
Nos. 1875, 1873 aud 100 sou'h rem stfsev
cheap. . ,.,a 49,
storv frane AeuiBg Of 6 rooms. Lot DrlD
feet IN bouchvin next ten days can be had TOT
81. GJ0cash. ,,..,, b,t.Ie
No. IL ThirtHenth street, "" soy 49,.
No. 1913 FouN esath street. DflcA "ON'@
al one-half It's vaNne. ,,-t.. 49,,
Nos. 2216 anN ESlS S aos 1890
double brick dwelHg properly on slg'nl, 800
No 27 n. Wabs street hIsu' %
frame dwelling Of rooms "A''l "A Vo'"
floors: lot 4sxl10 fseA 80. TO-. Ali,
No 1891 Eon strAett %s.oy S.,no
Jag Of rooms; halt ~ Ne $50 10 - @'i'''
iss so bea Main strsAt, 2.story brick dwelling
Of 70 rooms. H. 49,, g.. eooo
TO IF1sE-Ss feet D. ground on the east
side Of Market street norfn o. ~ 9nlu ''i''7
~ he owner will build fot,a good tenant.
RINEHART b TATUM
CIV Bank BuilsiAE. Room Aos Telspsen' IA
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Life has It's CompensatiOns.

Low water on the great river thor
oughfare of Kentucky has mado coffee
so and sugar % cents pound in that
States mountain districts. AS sort
of compensation, butter there, for lack
of shipping facilities, is cents pound
and eggs are 3 cents dozen.
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Right You Are.
Ne,s York WoTlq.

Chairman Wilson's canvass OF his dis
trict continues TO be marked with cheer.
iul courage, pertinacity aud eloquence
on his part and Astounding enthusiasm
on the part OF the people. All the in
dications point TO his election by a sub
stantial majority.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-29
Not Quite a Paradise.

A,iGnta Constitution.
The hickorynuts are falling at lively
roto /, C.,--s-.
you've got to crack 'em to get at the
meat.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-29

Wash HgtOq Pot.
The enthusiastic reception received by
DR.. Conan DOYLE at the hands of the
Chicago people is now understood. 1t
seems that Or. Doyle reached Chicago
on the rear end Of a local impression
that he is the man who broke the bank
at Monte Carlo.