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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-16
THE METHODIST CONFERENCE.
Candidates Examined and Admitted
Next session to lie Held at Buckhan-
mona Camp Meeting Project.
G-..,nl rnshs R.rlars-

Candidates Examined and Admitted
Next session to Be Held at Buckhan-
mona Camp Meeting Project
spsctaI tosas Rsglss.-
CHARLESTON, w. VA, September 15
The Methodist Conference reconvened
this morning at $3.50. The. class OF the
fourth year composed of w. z. Gwynn,
&. w. Bent, Martin Talbot, f. M.
Malcomb, E. A. Davis, w. G. l.. Carroll,
A. j. l.. Curtis and ]. Ii. Enlow were
examined and admitted. The following
local preachers were elected TO deaconS
orders:
J.A. Holt, G. A.Adkins, NJ. F. Atkins,
L. +. Law, C. w. Stephen, Rev. c. II,
Moloney. The class of the second year
com posed OF f. NJ. MARBLE, j. L. B.
Jones, NJ. S. Frye. J. w. Correll, Il. X.
Rife, Sterling J. Miller, U. S. G. Cor
rell, L. S. Carter, j. H. Funk, w. B..
Kent, Z. Z. King, II. w. Jones,
T. G. Meredith, w. L. Cox, j.
L. Boylsn aud j. Marteney, we're
called before the Bishop, who delivered
them an address on the importance OF
their work. Rev. Lewis Jordan, OF
Wheeling, presented the claims OF the
Pittsburg Advocate, and DR.. Nj. G. b.
Mason, OF the Savannah conference,
advocated the claims OF the Freed mans
Aid and Educational Society and also
the Christian Educator, paper pub
lished IN the societY's interests. The
question OF fixing the place for the next
meeting OF the conference coming up,
Parkersburg and Buckhannon presented
petitions for IL. The vote was taken
and Buckhannon was chosen.
The afternoon session was devoted TO
the question OF organizing a campmeet-
ing society aud the location of camp
meeting grounds. A spirited discus
sion arose on the question Of locating
the grounds. The places pro-
posed were Tunnellton, Mason City,
Camden-on-the-G -Gauley and point on
the Elk river, northeast OF Charleston.
The Bishop and his cabinet were re-
Quested to nominate fifteen trustees to
take charge OF the matter, and 10 these
truste es when appointed was referred
the question Of locating the grounds
The matter will probably be settled by
the trustees at some time within the
near future.
The evening session was occupied by
the delivery Of addresses on the subject
OF the Freedmen's Aid and Educational
Society. DR.. Mason, of Cincinnati, and
DR.. Payne, of New York, delivered the
principal addresses.
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previous ones in that he is physically
superior, aud because be will be paced
through by relays Of riders. he has
covered thirty-four 10o-mile rides; has
ridden 200 miles in 10 hours on poor
roads and has ridden through Illinois
and Wisconsin 81 hours without rest or
unusual fatigue, covering 295 miles. In
his present effort he expects to ride 80
miles and rest 10 hours alternately. DE
should reach Fremont, o., tomorrow
night; Erie, Pa, Monday night; Buffalo,
Monday morning; Rochester, Tuesday
night; Syracuse, Wednesday morning;
Albany, Wednesday night, and New
York, Thursday evening.
LEIPZIG, Sept. 15.-The following
are the final scores in the International
Chess masters tournament: Tarrasch
l36; Lipke l3; Teichman II. Black
burne and Walbrodt divide the fourth
aud fifth prizes, each with 4 score OF
eleven and one-half games and Marco
and Janowsky divide the sixth and sew
enth prizes with ten and one-half games
each.
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GOV. MCKINLEY IN DANGER.
Tive Uranks Turn Up in the Ohio state
House In One Day.
Sn,,ial 10 n. R,qlster.

Special 10 tas Redtster.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, September l5.-At
o'cluck this afternoon a young man
entered Governor McKlnley's office and
asked TO see the Governor. Being told
that he could not see him, he became
Q nraged, said he was brothcr-ln-law
OF Ex-Governor Cam pbell, that Mckin-
ley was tyraut and should not be
Governor ANYHOW. He had q suspicious
looking bag In his hand and an attache
called an officer and had him elected
from the capitol!
As the Governor entered the Office q
few moments later an uscouth looking
man who had been seen hanging about
the halls for Sc veral days, thrust let
ter into his hand. The Governor took
it and, handing 1t TO q clerk, told the
man that be would be attended to. The
man flew into a passion, snatching the
letter from the clerk, and acted so
threateningly that 1t was thought best
to ejec, him. AS the officer led him
out be cried: This house Is cursed,
and you wlllsfnd II out soon" Both
men were set free when of the grounds
and their names were secured.
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dle-F. C. Huffer, New York. won in

dle-F. G. Hutfer, New YORK, won IN
:25I.
Two hundred and twenty yards run
Thomas l. Lee, New York, won In :22.
Five mile run-ChArles Il. Bean,
Boston, won in 26:53 2-5.
Running high jump-M. f. Sweeney,
New York, won by six feet.
Pole vault for height-C. T. Buch-
holz, Philadelphia, won, making eleven
feet
Running broad jump-E. w. Goh'
New York. won, covering twenty-five
feet five inches:
Putting the 16.pound shot-George
R. Gray, New York, won, making a.
feet S inches.
Throwing 16 pound hamner--J. ;.
Mitchell, New York, won, making lSo
feet oIS inches.
Throwing 56-pound weight. ;.
Mitchell, New York, won, making So
feet Z 3-s inches.
ANOTHER RECORD BROKEN.
LONDON, September 15.-The htty
mile amateur bicycle record was broken
at the Herne Hill track to-day by Green,
who won a race at the distance for the
championship in hour minutes IS 40
seconds. This beats the worlds record
by minute 81 3-5 seconds.
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A Duel In which Both Principals we're
Killed Outright

WACO, TEXAS, September I5.-At
Gatesville, the terminus Of tho cotton
belt, 43 miles west Of here. to-day Ia
tai street duel TOOK place between j. Il.
Goodman, editor Of the Peoples Votcs,
and B. C. Armstrong. editor Of the Star.
both weekly papers The duel grew
out OF personal controversy 10 the pa
pers over the Ed. Cash lynchlng, few
months ago. The two men opened hrs
on each other as they met IN front OF
Good mans Office. The latter was shot
through the heart. and Armstrong
through the bowels, both dying at once.
J. @. Beeman, asby-stander vas fatally
wounded In the neck By a stray shot
All leave families, and were well known
in this section Of the state.
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BOTH ARE GAME MEN,
And Trouble is Expected to Follow an
Election Fight.

LEXINGTON, KY, September ia
special TO the Courier Journal from En-
ineuce, KY, says: The election to-day
with one exception, passed of with the
best OF order and without any serious
trouble. The exception occurred at
Dockport, In the East End Of Henry
county. 1t is claimed that an
importation OF Shelby county
men arrived at that precinct
TO be voted when they were challenged
by the Breckinridge challenger who
was promptly Knocked down. Pistols
aud knives were drawn and when the
smoke cleared James Hoskins was found
seriously cut and many bruised and in
Injured. The precinct will be protested.
Late this afternoon J. T. Williams SRd
Chief OF Police James b. Ellis engaged
in a hot discussion OF words. They
came 10 blows but were quieted by
friends. Trouble OF a serious nature is
expected as both are game men.
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Trying 70 squsleh neSssi
<<SoI "a fkS H<nfgS-

COLUMBUS, o., September 15.-An a.
tempt now being made by State Com
missioner McNsal 10 enforce the Law
azalns. adultsrating liquors, has thor
oughly aroused the liquor dealers OF the
State. Commissioner McNeal, who re-
turned from Cleveland last evening.
said be was told there that the liquor
dealers had arranged through Mark
Hanna, the rich patron Of Governor
Mckinley, to iry 70 induce the Governor
20 call Commissioned HcNeal OF aud
stop the prosecutions. He Was naturally
incsnsed at this. Hanna came down
from Cleveland last night and stopped
a. Governor Mckinley hotel.
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pgSHA BRECKENRIDGE IN A FIGHT.

j. walter Peak and the Congressnan's
son Tome to Blows, hut Are Prevented
From Using Their Guns.
LEXINGTON, KY, September 15.-
Desha BrscKinridgs was passing Pre-
cinct d voting place this afternoon
when be saw j. Walter Peak, strong
D wens worker, inside the booth, pre-
pairing an affidavit. Deshs spoke to
him through the window and told him
he bad no business in there and that he
had better come out Peak replied that
be would not come out and Desha went
in after him. The two men clinched
but were Sepsrted.
Peak soon soon Sfterwsrd came out,
when Breckinridge met him the second
time, and = lively fight followed, and
both men had their faces scratched, sew
eral blows being passed. Both men had
pistols. In the last fight they were sep
arated before they had chance to
draw their weapons.
Desha drove TO all precincts, person
ally inspecting them during the day.
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LEXINGTON, KY, September 15.-
At 1880 both Breckenridge and Owens
claim the victory, the former by ll3,
the latter by 500. Result very close;
will take official count TO decide.
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For ceiling Kin-ne-Quick.
sp>daI 10 N. Rs5usS-.

PARKERsBURG. W. VA, Septem Der -.
w. M. oldaser, a resident OF Mineral
Point, Harrison county, was arrested
yesterday by Deputy Marshal Grant
Stout for vending the ardent at the
Pennsboro fair without the necessary
license from Uncle Sam. He was given
prelininsry hearing before U. 5. Com
missioner Tayenner yesterday evening.
who held him to answer TO an indict-
ment
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Ma,hlnr.on County pelsgats..

Suscidl - ~ hsgis's-.
MARIETTA, o., September 15-The
Democratic county conventiOn TO elect
delegates TO the State convention was
held in the court house this afternoon.
The following delegates were unani-
mously chosen: D. B. Torpy, Charles
Richardson, b. J. Mckinney, William
Roeser, Sr., J. H. Dye, Z. B. Bizantz,
c. c. Dorman, w. E. Mason, Ed. Meis
epheldeF
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A GENERAL REDUCTION EXPECTED
AS q Result of tho Failure Of the New
York and Cleveland Miners to Win Their

PrrTsBUR5, PA. Sept. IA meet
ing Of railroad coal operators OF the
Plttsburg district will be held Monday
TO consider the failure OF the strike at
the New York and Cleveland Gas Coal
Com pany's mines, where the men are
now working for 80 cents, while the
scale ratels 60. The agreement with
the miners officials was that the scale
rate should be generally observed or
the agreement fails. A general rsduc.
tlon will probably result.
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RETURNS UP TO MIDNIGHT.

LOUISVILLE, KY, September Is
The following Is the vote by counties
in the Ashland district contest, as re-
celved by the COlTicr-JOlunGl, up TO
midnight, and is believed to be correct.
The figures greatly reduce Mr..
Owens plurality. Breckenridge pOlled
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Return Of All'but Four Members Of
the Exploring Expedition.
THE HARDSHIPS ENCOUNTERED

With the Thermometer Sixty De-
gress Below Zero, the Wind
Whissling the Tune Of Fifty
Miles ha, Hour and Dogs Freez-
ing IntoA Solid Chunks There
Was LittiAPleasure In Travel
ing-The Il ;st Incident of the
Trip Was q he Birth of Mrs.
Peary's Baby Peary Remains
for Another YA9r.
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n.a,r p.mand. for Pss,sry.

Igp>cidl 10 ne R,SSHs-.
PARKERsBUEG, W. VA, September
15.-Donaghho's pottery will resume
Monday with . full force Of men. The
week following an additional force will
De put on owing TO the large number OF
orders coming 10.
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large vote 10 Owen and Henry eoun-
ties, but IL is thought Owens mas been
nominated beyond doubt The result,
however, will not be known before to-
morrow or Monday.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-16

ST. JOINS, n. F.. September l5.-The
steamer Falcon, CaptainN Henry Bart.
lett, returned here this 1fsrnoo
bringing back the whole perS
the Peary expedition OF last
cept Lieut. Peary himself, Hugh
companion, aud Matthew Hen
colored servant. sll Of whom rema
Bowdoin Bay for another year. hd
to accomplish the work OF the e1
ito n which is still left unfulflled.
The story OF the expedition Is
thrilling. The first incident OF not
the birth OF Mrs. Peary's baby on
tember 10, 1898, a month after III
con left last year. The baby cam
here with its mother.
During tho month OF 0ctobd
frightful storms swept over
hsrbor. smashing the naphtha
and washing away large quaint
oil intended for use In illuminati
heating purposes.
The various scientific obser hs
were pursued all winter. The eor-
illogical observations were most sNyess-
iul. These were taken by Mr.. Baldwin.
On March 9th last, the main expedition
started across Greenland TO Independ-
ence Bay, the iarthest point north
reac he'd by Lieut.. Poary on his previous
journey.
The eight men, Lieut.. Pesry. Entre-
kin, Astrup. DR.. Vincent, Lee, David
son, Baldwin and Clark, with twelve
sledges aud 92 dogs. met with frightful
weather almost from the time OF start
ing. After week, DR.. Vincent was 90
badly used up that be had to return.
The storms reASnad their worst point
during the equiv iah gales On March
2. The pArts>wis then - nnoasRt
forty milesfrom Anniyeisary EOdff,
mporaoy house at the head OF Bow
doin Bay. The thermometer dropped
to 55 aud 60 degrees below zero aud
remained so for two days. while gale
blowing about fifty miles an hour buf-
feted the party. Davidson and Ice
we're both frost bitten, and Astrup, the
Norweg an, Lieut.. PeAry's chief depend
ence, gave out from hardship. The
dogs perished in great numbers and
froze into solid blocks.
After the storm was over. the whole
party returned to Anniversary Loo &c,
where they left the sick men together
with plenty OF supplies 10 form base
OF operations. Then the four healthy
ones, Lieutenant; Pesry, Entrekin,
Clarke and Baldwin. started again and
continued onward for fourteen days.
But the dogs continued 10 die
and those left we're unable TO drag the
sledges and provisions. The party was
so weakened by exposure and the time
occupied in travelling was 30 long a. TO
render II impossible 10 reach lndepen-
dence Bay 10 time 70 accomplish any
thing. Consequently Lieut. Peary
decided to abandon the attempt
20 cross Greenland and sreturned
TO headquarters, which was reached on
April 20. While going north the Fall
con searched Carey Islands, Cape Fara-
day and Clarence Head. but found no
traces OF the long missing Swedish ex.
plorers, Bjorlong and Kaltsnius, who
sailed from here in June, 1892. in tho
little schooner Ripple. Their death 10
now regarded as certain.
Lieut.. Peary decided TO remain an
other year in the north, and Try TO
cross Greenland next year Lee and
Henson agreed 10 remain with him.
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w,sHrxoroS, ID. C.. September l4.--For
West Virginia and Western Pennsylvania,
fair: cooler; southwest winds:
Tor Ono, is 80 .or,hessf winds.
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pITTSBURG WINS ANOTHER.

WashinG Gton Badly Beaten by the Pirates.
OpportHne Hitting Did lt.
PITTsBURG, PA, September 15.-
Plttsburg won by opportuns hitting
Attendance 2, 500. Score:
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OWENS WON NAW WALK.
The Silver -TOngued Kentuckian Sc
Vsrely Rebuked.
NO LONGER THE IBOLOF ASHLAND.

-entucky Chivalry Vindicated.
The Women of the Blue Grass
State See the Traducer Of Their
Sex Laid Iowa Hot Battle Of
Ballots from Morning to Night.
Desha Breckenridge Has a Scrap
With an Owens Supporter-Fig-
ures Coming In Slowly.
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Epidemic of scarlet Fever.

speridi TO lhs Es7ss'r-
PABKERsBURG. w. VA September
Is. -Racine. below here: the Ohio
river, Is suffering from an Epidemic Of
scarlet fever. All the sehd ls have sus-
psndsd.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky, September 10
hter returns TO the COluier-JOqrpul
axe the total vote: Owens S,lO2,
reekinrijge 1857, Settle 3, 4O7, giving
~ens the nomination by a plurality Of
5. Mr.. WattersOn has the following
tbe head of the news column:
tEThe good people Of Kentucky will
breathe freer this day. IL was a fierce,
relentless race with the honor Of the
State involved, its virtue, manhood and
CHRISTIANITY. Let the church bells ring
out happy auguries, be the prayers to-
day praise and thanks 10 God.
A great disgrace has been aVerted
The good sense and integrity
OF the people Of the Ashland dis
trict aud Of popular government have
been yindicaLed."
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LOUISVILLE, KY, September Is
Returns from everY precinct but Que in
Fayette county, outside OF Lexington,
give Owens $50; Breckenridge, Isl;
Settle, $50.
This is a majority for Owens OF los.
News from other counties at this hour
gives Bourbon county 10 Owens by about
25O votes, Scott 10 Owens by about l, 600,
Franklin TO Owens by about 800 and
WoOdford 10 Owens by about 100.
La GRANGE, Ky, September Is
The vote 10 this (Old Had county,is an
Owens Landslide. The result in the
county is as follows: Owens 4O7; Breck-
inridge 24l; Settle 263 Owen plurality
100.
FRANKFORT, KY, September Is
Returns from all precincts in this,
Franklin county, gives Owens ma
jOrity OF 5S5 over Breckinridge.
PARIS, KY, September 15.-Breckin-
ridge carried Bourbon cOunty to-day by
152 majority.
R.XINsroN, KY, September Is
P9Syer meeting was held at Morrison
%apel at noon, attended by over one
Yhundred, mostly ladies aud college
students. Prayers were offered by
\ Elder J. W. McGarvey, Rev. c. H..
AWard, Rev. w. V. +. Bartlett and Prof.
NJ. Jones, all Of whom appealed for
iVine guidance in tO-day'S election,
without making any personal applica-
ion or indicating any candidate. Dr..
sBartlett is regarded as conservative, or
mildly favOrlng Breckenridge. while
I the others have been OutSpoken in con-
Incarnation OF the Ashland district Con-
gresSman.
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LEXINGTON, KY, September 15.-NO
|ction ever occaSioned such 8 gen.
Asuspension Of business as the con-
Today between w. G. Owens, w.
Breckinridge and E. E. Settle for
Democratic nomination for Con-
from the Seventh, better known
Ashland district.
months the district has beer 'tir-
the most bitter personal gita-
Il was not a political, not even 3
a. fight. II was a moral contest
Ks and months, and during the
days IL became intensely per-
much so that the nomination
thsonly issue.
Breckinridge was fighting for
be never before made such
or displayed such executive
organization.
pAlled every man he could
ut be could not cOupand
vote. bnt they were the
bent In the tight :
saaQnaEtsEs TO
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CHICAGO, September Is. R. P.
Searls, mounted on 20-pound bicycle,
with tires weighing but two and three
quarter pounds, started from the City
Hall at o'clock to-day, expecting TO
reach New York 1T p. N. Thurtday,
thereby lowering the record so faz2s 10
80 ii Inaccessible to any but Ea-
- His effort diffe %
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-10-18

.Werbammi! - >, bas tduf9t bel
benz Wetter. @sbsn Sic nur raid tpiez
Der auf Sbren poiten unb arbeiten Sic
mogli4f prd3ife, alles tommt auf sic
on. Sd bente, mir treiben 5u fart
Dor benz Winbe. seben sic einmal oolr
len Oampf."
8rabbon arbeitete iih tpieber 3u-iid
iiber bas sliti4tse Ded. ben 8efebl
aus3ufiibren. ct oadte unter lolden
umitdnben niht an einen 8elu1 beg
3tpifGenbeds. Oa, als ct ben j9ma=
.sa. rnatterleu4teten Gang paIfr:, osr
bortbir fiibrte, erblidte er am @nbe
oesIelben eine f9tpantenbe. ii9 an ben
Mdnoen anbaltenoe Mannesgsitalt, gee
rabe sbs lie in benz Dun!sl bes Maumea
DerI4ipanb. go fur3 her Mugenblid
10 hattie ct iie bod ertannt, ber SAP
ma4t 70 f&arfiidtis tpie bic 2iebe, Is
ipar Differ 6oliton. ber Mann nit her
blauen 8rille.
: (6ortfetuns fclst.)
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wAs :.4 SAPOLIO

1enuesspede atsben pom Sd@eoeu ins @9en ut fat g
tran@n t es sa aen ssas lefet eaPisp es rnist ben
Delan oibt benz Deud @lau& n.adt 5ben, Glide unb @efm
u ausa @on 2eqeru 1anueu unb &en bei9t bas Set
Dx iann Mer bam feuern nnb 8eserr slan5enb e @ber
Roden D @ai@ie bic @obemanne uno ebf bic i9miers-ee
eans- -sn Utro bau 10 rein uno eldnu6 mie @nab
1tam hdtr h.6 nsr 5gxtbabm.ae<n
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ST. Dinffnt's college.
BEATTY, P.O., Westmoreland Co., Pa.

Dteje unter Der 0ettuma Der Benebietiners
Batter ftebenhs MnftoIt, If 2 wteilen pom 0as
trobe unb 40 Nfetlen 6nlt9 BON YtttSbnr8 an
gcnb aefunb unb ihbn, bte &ebdube arob. nit
Sompf 8ehet3t unb bur4 Glettrtcttdt beleuhtet.
Der @tubtenturus TT etn bretfa4er Der
aud atbt es eine 6lementnrihule fur Nnfdnaer.
DaS ndhhe 6&uliabr testrnt am s. Septcms
Der.
Bebtraunaen: gtntrtttsaebabr $500.
Bet5fftaune, uuterrt&t nnb a8d de per Sdbr,
500.
Inn tuettee Nusfunft oSer Qatatsse tpenbe
man I'D an
@eu. &tnteut 9uber, .. 9. y.
Director.
17iu[ sW1t IB
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CastOria.

Castorda kurirt Kolik, verstopfung,
Magensxure, Diarrhoe, Aufstoesen,
verleiht gesunden 6chlaf und bof0rderl
Vrrdauung,
Ohne schadliche Armeistoffe.
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"Der Gebrauch Won 'Castoria ist 50 all.
gemein und seine Vortreflichkeit go wohl
bekannt, dass seine Empfehlung hbernissig
erscheint. verstxndige Familien halten es
stets vorrath1g.
CARLOS MARTYN, D. D.,
New York City.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-06-26

Great crowds arc attending the "Ds
struction of Herculaneum" at Philadel
phis nightly aud the gigantic outdoor
spectacle is looked upon a. triumph of
success. The rare beauty Of the scenery,
the magnit ude Of the ballet, and the excit
Ing chariot races have surpassed expecta
tions and Herculaneum has become as
predicted, the success of the year. As
production, it combines everything that
Is bright and pleasing in the fireworks
and spectacular lines. It is a revelation
In grouping and color, a surprise in great
ness and display that is rarely offered
The fireworks are brilliant in the extreme
the water volcanoes, revolving Iris
wheels and fountains CT fee calling oui
the heartiest applause. The next spec
ial excursion will be run on Saturday
June 3Oth. by the Pennsylvania, and b
& r. r s and should attract larg,
crowds and half fare, and the specia
accommodations In the way Of return
trains are unusual and something neTel
afforded to any previous Philadelphi.
entertainment.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-06-26
Emperor Charles II,

accompanied by half the nobility
of Austria. went to the Carlsbad
Springs for the recovery Of his
health, Six thousand, six hun
bred horses, so the town records
say, we're necessary to convey the
company to the place. The
Carlsbad Sprudel Salt can be OBJ
tanned at every drug store in the
United States now at trifing cost
1t is the best remedy for catarrh
of the stomach, constipation, liver
and kidney troubles, govt, rheum-
atism, etc. Best results are OBJ
tanned when out door exercise can
be had. Be sure to obtain the
genuine imported article, which
has the signature of EIsNER
& MENDELsoN Co., Sole Agents,
New York, on every package.