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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-01

BY Associated Press.
New York, May sl.--Total today' Net
receipts. 1895 bales; exports TO Great
Britphi. B722 bales; to the continent, ASA
bales; stock, 44d,276 bales.
Consolidated net receipts. $3.50 bales
exports to Great Britain, i9,li5 bales
exports TO the continent, 9ls9 bales; to-
tai since September I. net receipts,
5.l57. 59i bales; exports To Great Britnin,
2.I41,52S bales; exports 10 France. $751;
9l7 bales exports to TIE continent l.
572. 523 bales.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-01

Cash quotations We're as ioiio"S'
Flour-Easy.
Wheat--No. 2 spring, 81 5-sc; NO. s.
80 1-2c; No. red. "a 5-Sc.
Corn-No. ., 81 3-ic.
Oats--No. 2. "a lee.
oats-No. ., 80 lac; No. white
81 1-lGS7 LIE; No. . white, SO 1-4qJic.
Rye-No. 2, 4sG4S 1-2c.
Barley-No 2, nominal; No. 3, bO@
5sc; No. 4, 46d5Oc.
FLAX Seed-No. !. $l,38.
Timothy Seed-Prime. S3a0I4.0l,
Mess Pork-Per barrel sllg0lll.95
Iard-Per 100 pounds, s6.70Q6.I2 l-2.
short RIB Sides-Loose, sG.22 l-2W ~.
Dry Salted shoulders-BoNed, $1,000
600
whisky-Distillers' goods. per gallon,
SIZE
Corn-No. yellow. 80 lac.
Receipts--Flour. 1900 barrels; wheat,
% 900 bushels; corn $5l0VO bushelsi
oats. 800. 900 bushels; rye, 1000 busheisi
barley. 5000 bushels.
Shipments - Flour, 10000 barrels;
wheat. 10000 bushels; corn, $4,000 bush
els; oats. 900 bushels; rye, 1000 bush
| els; barley, 5000 bushels.
on the produce exchange today the
butter market was firm and nnchans-
| cd. Eggs steady; unchanged.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-01

BY Associated Press
Kansas cI'y. May 81. -cattie-Re-
oelpts, $500; shiprhcnts, 1900 market
strong 70 foo higher Texas steers
s. 7oas5O: Texns cows. Sl519&75; ship
ming steers. s3.OOat.4o; native cows
81 35GS 20; stocls1rs and feeders SaOOu
500; bulls. S2.20d3.25. 900.
doEs-Receipts, 300: shipments, Sl0Oi
,,nrisot strong 10 &c higher Bulk,
81 ssG4 co: heaviest. A55a4.65; packers
N55G4.s5: mixed. Si50a4e2 -: lights,
A.45a4g2 ~; workers.. NGoG4.02 l-2'
pigs. si.20g455, .-
sheep--Receipts. $780, shipments
none; market steady.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-01

BY Associated Press.
st. Louis, Mo-, May si.--Fiour better.
but not quotably higher.
Wheat shot up Use early, with ac-
live trading, but relapsed. rallied. re-
iapsed again and closed l-24a-s UP
nrincipaiiy on bnlllsh crop news. NO.
: red cash and May, b2c; July, 5s i-sc;
August. 50 lac; September, % S-sei
Corn nrm but quiet; No. mixed ,
cash. Is 5-sc: June, 50 lee jury Soe'
september. SIC, ~ cssh
see, MAY. &c l-2c; July, % s-4c; August
% .-ln
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-01
LIVE srock MAnKnrs.


BY Attteiated Press.
New York, May ol.-Beeyes-Re-
ceipts 800 head; none on sale. Euro
pean cables quote American steers
lOQlO 3-4c per pound. dressed weight;
refrigerator beef. SQs 1-2o per pound;
exports today, l2d beeves and 1860
quarters OF beef.
Calves Receipts, SCI head. Market
was weak and shade lower. Neals.
poor to prime, $3.0Ogl.75 per 100
pounds.
Sheep and lambs Receipts 3G93
head; on sale, % cars, Sheep very
dull; partly steady lambs arm; little
stronger on top grades. Sheep, poor to
prime, Sc .50d4,5O per 100 pounds; or
binary yearllngs, 81 50 lambs. inferior
TO choice. 50 75G6.70
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-01

cent; closed l per cent. Prime NOR
camille paper, s-iag ~ per cent.
Sterling exchange steady with actual
business In bankers en,s at ASS "a for
rates, i.sS l-2@s9o commercial buls.
4.S6 IL. N-'
Silver certificates, eias5.
Bar silver. 81 "a.
Mexican dollars 81 81.
The total sales OF stocks today was
10O.ll4 shares
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-01

BY Associated Press
Liverpool. May s1.--l2:ao p n---Wheat
steady, demand poor; oold;rs oiler
moderately. No. i. California. Is 'ag
IS S1.2d: red western. winier' IS So@
Is 4i-2d. ~.
c,rn-Firm; demand moderate. New
mixed. IS Lao. -es
3eef-Extra India mess, rs W.
Pork--Prime msSs. SIS "a. -.
paron--I.ong and short clear, - inS'
a,s a long clear. IS lbs. S2a "a.
Tarli-Prime western. Sis ga. -
sShcsse-.-An erican iinegt, new, 5As "a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-01

ORANGE, May s0.--Thcre was no indi'
cation OF this being Decoration Day OK
cept that the postoftice was closed Other
wise all busincss went on ns usual.
Tugs J. V. uuiilctte and Fannie came
In this Afternoon from the lake. where
they have been towing a large lot OF
cypress timber froA the Nochcs river TO
the sabine Tor the L. Miller Shinele com
pany. The whole tow Of IS. sticks MSS
anchored In the mouth OF the SAblns
rivcr this afternoon. from whence u WI
be brought 10 this place "a soon as the
current Ia favorable.
All sailing craft and small steam YES
sells arc kept busy those days cAtrylnf
fishing parties down the river 10 the lAks
and hnvous emptylny into the river. tis1
are biting well and are being caught ~
large numbers.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-01

BY Associated Press.
81. Louis. May al.-cattle-Recelpts,
$500; shipments. 100: steady and
strong generally Native steers, 100 TO
400 pounds. sl.s5af4o; heifers' heavy,
Sass: COWS. $3.50; Texas steers. 500 TO
100 pounds, s2.soaS.50: cows, SAB
Hogs-Receipts. 1900; shipments, $500;
market steady. Top prices; $3.50 for a
Jew choice heavy; good light and me-
dIum weights. H.70u475; pigs. common
and rough, A.2549.5o.
Receipts. POO. shipments, 500
Market active: strong Native mixed.
S3.759i1O; lambs. A.a5aLeo.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-01

SAN MARCOS, May se--Ex-Governor
story, attorney for the government ~
The United States hsh hatchery. located
here. has Inspected the new dam and
will report recommending ia acceptance
Work ON the Katy sxtension 10 the city
Is being pushed ani VIII be eo'nple'ed
ii about fortysfvs days
Rev II. c. lattiaorc Is assisting tue
Rev s. n. Getaway, pastor Of The hap
list church, IN protrpclcd meeting, MI
baltimore II from i3elton and s. atttnct.
INK large cauErtg CATIONS BY his plain ana
forcihle presentation OF the old story
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-01

BY AFaocinted Press.
New York. May si---Any demand was
Of an informal character and more with
view 10 prospective requirements than
immediate wants. Inquiries were
chiefly for autumn glnghnms. domestics
denims. cotton fannels and other lead
Ing speciaitles and some business wnn
done IN each Printing cloths were Gull
In sales at 2 1i-isc bid and declined for
a sauare apota AMI contraeta.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-01

BY Associntod FrOss.
Kansas City. Mo, May s1.-W neat
slow; No. hard, l9@5oc; No. red.
49n5ic. No. red. a7q4gc.
Corn weak to trm, No. 2 mixed,
80 lee. M. . white 80 s-tWs7c.
oats unchanged. No mixed, 50 IL
@s7c; No. white, s7I37 i-2c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-01

Associated Press.
|endon, May sl.-Closlng: Consols
money, lOi 1-2; consols for account,
PIG; bar silver 2S 5-S. Money 1-s
leent; rate Of discount in open mar
for both short and three months
p rs per cent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-01

RocKpALE. May So.A mule team ran
away with Il. NJ. ArleiEe. dairyman.
this morning. and In nttemn,iry 20 jump
on the roat with abe lines IN his Sands he
fell and was icrked under the wheels
witch passed over him. knoeidas MS mp
cut Ell nlauv
C,air R1snsey was thrown from . horee
Yesterday evening and had his shoulder
knocked ou; OF place.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-01

CoTULIil, MAY 2e.-Neascrday evening
Hubert, the i2-year-old son Of MT W. -
Alulho.len, shot himseef accidentally IN the
bock % u,e head with a target rlnc Pr
Livingston, his attending physician, says
~ pNn not possibly recover
Grasa " growing nicely around Coinua
and cnttie are Improving Va nrsh raplily.
sSauid We rrt a good rain soon many
fat cattle will be shipped irom ms pace
next mouth, ...,, -. a,
strongest following for governor
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-01

opening today. Realizing showed the
l-gc higher.
Corn finished i-Sc higher. oats. lac
higher aad provisions at a slight ad-
vance.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-01

GONZALES. May 30 The corn crop
OF this county Is needing rain and IN
some places ls already injured 10 SHINE
extent Rain In the next few days would
insnfp "A good crop and the prospects 10.
day are better FOR rain than for severe.
DAYS mast. The cotton crop 10 doing Wen
ana win not neod rain for BONE tune
fboilFh rain would not iniure t. Oats
ana hay are being cut. large ddanttes
az has having been saved, Itaas " 5000;
but needs rain cattle are be.ng hhlpped
TO mnrhnl NNerY Jay.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-01

BY Associated Press
chicago. May s1.--southWestern crop
aamaee reports. backed by buyins
from the same sections. wne.s 49,
up s-sc in long jumps after 3 "eAN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-01

under whose auspices the entertainment
wnF given.
The Appclntmcnt for assistant teach,
en- w the Caldwell public school VIII
be INSIDE on Friday, June u
VIM. Struwc leaves for hrcnham today
where he expects 70 reside In the future.
j. {. Barnett and family " Lyons spent
the day In the clay.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-01

attend the grand bah tomorrow night
TIM GRADUATES.
Below Is given complete list OF the
graduates OF the present torn. which
was s.von on Tor publication today for
tas nrst time.
sL hlsnis quTyt Mamie Husna. oraes
Lou nailsy, r, y Bosi. Lille Bs.ass;,
, ,esf SoilcS, Adele cpnatL LesiA Boyle.
n,l,e,sha5 z, \ Eddln-. Blrtie i-laltc.
Enen Sculd Mary Gayle, NJ w. Glass,
,f5n,l cray Z ,nap'mond. ". G.
man, Mrs Emma Hicks. Iesrle lick
io"fHI,J = h + v EIsa. Fsys Kelly: ".
Mosslcy. Fannie Mckinney, anita + Me- e.
", i. Moss, Eiflc Mlddltten' H " NsisIr
snh. Katie Norwood Ora parlter n, NJ
pendergraLt u, y. L. Rochelle. II N.
Ii seay. N RSsa sSsari aeIs ifsa s,,, NJ
p. Taylor Mamie Townsend. i r. Val.
SSnnii,ne, Msihlide waekgr ssiae Winners,
o. Watson. Joan wemack. Ada W,a Me-
Anna Word, penf5 Wright nj q ynr,s
G. @ zirjaeks, W, A. smith, Mary WICK MEX.
THE ALUMNI ADDRrss
/ paonN har,ter a. a.. g.. $500. -
| ,,,.,,..,,., ~, y, " sHul inuN'en Normal
i"eN'"se ieHi h'eht deserved more than
passing notice,
She had uNnrctel 10 nb1ra.s All. ,n,
alumni. ransiatf,,,. - .,,,,,, -. 80 ."S
| ,.,s, +. H ~ H''v'i hahuNrs, IN
| ss'"u y. tNsn vast audience, but had
\ 70 sustain the reputation OF Tyler OF
mover permitting chaneo 10 .n..L -,
by, She was proud Of Inc Norlnai asS
/ obcdiant to It's cali had allowed hrtleif
10 be made step into the shovn az AM.
| ator Chiitun, which were TOO lArisa for
her. bur would DO her beat Shs n,Ii
a glowing ltlhutr 10 me heautiea M
Huntsvnlr. cnntrAsted Tho Normal IN ma
past and present, the 1--WE traohcrs al
the paat and tho fourteen OF toiav tho
| lAA studcnts then and Tho hand ~ ~
new Then she proceeded 10 ppose On
two ponts.-our futv 10 ourselves and ann
duty 10 our pupils The address was In,
terSstinr from beginning 10 end. and Mis-
pepuybaclter certainly rnatninrd hcr MI.
ready fine roputafinn ~ a ap.ah@r
pfrrt,pR pRrqpN1,A rfoN
"a. -,, a. ,..t a..
A'ter WuNio Nne n'rteh'hNoh or th'
picture OF General sam Houston followed
The presentation WAS responded TO h,
scc,,th,,y Of STATE gnnith an hrhsit AZ tf,
~ , ,,.,.-.,. - w. ''
Notnet ms.'nu VI NeNs'NVr iivss' q. ~
]
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-01

WHARTON, May 5e.--Ars. Val More
wsther entertalues her friends Tuesday
nixnt al her residence on Travis street
with a "plnK iea." complimentary 10 her
visiting guest Mrs. shaw Of oaivtston.
The. success of the tsa made It one Of the
social evesrs Of the sch aon. The dining
room vga4 converted into pink bower.
irhroush the center 81 the table were soft
foids 81 lovely pink. fest1oDed with pink
liosrof4a SET on by n central bouuct Or
mink buds and everEreens. 1nc Ices ard
rsffaeigFn9ntH we're all pink served dain-
silv auyour the guests were Mesdamel
pray--, Rsuders Raves, Mfcdtli Yiile-
xard. .jro0rn. Misses Horton. Woods.
Pnijiips, BytbewO0d and Laura RlseS u
Alaisainal
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-01
pnpIII.IFT. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Rookdale. Texas. May % In the coma
IS ronyAilon which me, % CAMERON yes
terd4y the mira pariSitrs inatrlctei fsr
fos QpAgrrsA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-01

Associated Press.
fsw York, May 1,-Government
r., strong; state bonds, dun.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-01

CALDWELL. May N--IeegKa Pierce.
the murder Of chaa- bradley. both
csi6roa. WAS found guilty. 81 murder IN
the second degree and verdict rendered
for twenty years IN the state priren
this term. Buniucra has been promptly
disposed on and Judge Hlnl<a and Attorney
Maynard are spoken 81 ~ nun terms ~
eNcryonr
Rev Dr. Lamar gave eecend lecture
On the "Worida fair last niGht ~ the
baptist church. The entertainment was
very Interesting and neat sup Or fnoff4y
WAS aeited for tAe LaGisf Aid society,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-01

Chicago NJ, May al.-Leadlug futures
ranged as follows:
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-01

ew York, May 81.-Stocks and bonds
e At the following prlces bid;
uDNDs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-01
Make Kl0Nl
Y0Il Wants.
If You Have

Anything TO sell yen
can afford to pay eome-
thing TO get 1t before
a large audience OF
prospective purchas
era
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-01
If You Desire

To buy any thing II
will pay you TO stimu.
late the largest com,
petition for your trade.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-06-01

ungliidtid pom 9aGe, bab er raG brei
Sagen fdmer3li6en 2eioens an ben err
baltenen 8erlebungen ftarb. - Wabrz
f6einli6 infolge Selbitent3iinoung
brannte in Seebah Der 9aumtppnenz
fduppen Der $50. Staub C Sic. i9on
tpieber, biesmal tonnte absr ni9t gez
lDidt perben, beppr bas 3eritOrungss
tpert gdnsli6 perri6tet mar. - Die
gerner S6reinermeiiter ftslen fsinsn
3iirher 9eIellen in 2trbeit. - 9ei ben
8%abn6auten in 9uttippl it0Bt man an
ein5elnen Stelen auf 5iemli9 itarte
Sprfs unb 8raunfoblentdaer.
Seiterrei9 : II g a rSi.
Der Director bss Biener Srpbeums,
9srr Pertl, lit etnem S9laganTaG erles
gen. - 9ortislbit begins Der S6eritz
OFFICIAL Der Rorbba6n, NuboGf llGri9,
Selbitmoro i'm 3uitanb Der Geiitss>
it0rung. - Bel etnsm Ginbru6 in bas
qulais be5 8arons 9~ourguing in Der
IttterH;9gaFe bprtIelbTt tpurpen ars
fife GGmudfa9en i'm @srt6e BON TO-.
COO Il. g~:Ito1I:n. - Der S9uioiener
bs8 2sopoloit3bter Staa!sggmnaiiums
2alyen3 8:i9l bergiitste f-b auf Dem
Ottatrin9er JrieoboTe am 0rabe Ieis
res por einigsn 2ag:n perItorbensn
Ginoes aus S9lnerS iiber oas Sinz
iGeioeu be5TelGen. = Die 2eide bes
0oppeIm0roer3 Sobann Sabn lit BEL
RreBburg aus Oer9pnau ge3ogen rpor>
ben. - Sn Der Sran3 SoIefz8aierne
81 8aoapeIt rat cir blutiges SGbelz
ou.4 3ipiIasn benz Oberlieutenant 8eIs
fel6dYsr uno benz lieutenant 9ebler
itdttgefunben, tpel4as nit elmer lsbenss
geidbrGiden 8srlsBung bes S5erlieute,
nGnts enoete. Cine Dame mar bic
uriadle bes Sueas. - Sn ben ausees
oebnten 9plSlagern in Der Ndbe bes
Gentralsgabn6ofes unb oes Wettrenns
PLACES bat eine 9roBe 8euersbrunit 9ss
tptitbet; Der S9aoeu betrGgt meb-ere
bunberttauIsnb 9ulben. = Quf Der
Station 9tIen5 tpurbe Der bprtise Gnz
szGemiiiebdnoler 2eopoIb 9rauI
BON einem 3use iibsrfabren unb fofort
getOotet. = Sn &lauienburg bat iit
Der 9onpebz2 lieutenant @eorgz&aroes
ionpt, pel6er aus Der GsgimentstaFe
in 9ermannitobt mebr ais 1000 r..
unteri9lagen bat unb bandt) fliiatia
gepprben ipar, in Dem 9tugsnblide err
f9oi1en, ais er bur9 einen @snoarmen
per1aftet tperoen ioate. - Der Sauptz
mann /. q. So6ann 4bam !Salber in
So5en Elm gebiirtiser 8orarlberger, feis
erie beuer fein 70. 9e6urtsfeft unb sus
glei6 Iein 50idbrises Subildum ala
StanbT3iibe. : Sn SreipaIoau fisl
bas ettpa o~reiiGbrige Sinh bes 9eiibers
Der SeerbigungszQnItalt ~Goncorbiu",
S4neiber. in ben Drummer unb err
trant. 0as s~peiidbrige &inb bes 5as
br~itarbeiters Sauf6ilb fiel aus einem
Seniter bes 3~ipeiten Stodes auf bic
groe unb erlitt bsrartige @erlebuns
gen, baB es pabri4einli9 iterbsn
piro.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-06-01

- 3pei Inner, elm Ma
unb elm 9olof6mieb, baden auf elmer
8anberung bur4 oas iiiblide 6rants
reid ais nSptone" febr iibte Grfab,
rlngen gemadt. llebsr ben Sol bi
Senoa nab Ni55a ~tpdnbernb. ertuns
bigten Tie il9 unterfpegs nab Der &C.
9eno unb idrieben bic Ortsnamen nj
bas RotiSbud. Der Mdler nabm aud
cine Sti55e Der 2dnbi4aft auf. SIN
9prfe 2eseurme ipurben lie perbaftet;
Yoti5bud, Sti8se unb dnbere barmloie
9tnge tpie elm @didesettel ii. bgl.
bienten dIs 9erpies, baB lie Spione
feien; oaB Der cine einen Repolper BEL
ii9 bate, mar Elm 9etpeis bafiir, bab
er Elm ipionirenber beutidsr Offieier
mar. sic ipurben "a Stunben bel
Wafer unb 8roo eingeItedt unb ben
anbern Sag mad NiSsa in bas 3elenz
gefdngniB transportirt. BORT tpanb.
ten iie ii6 an ben beutI9en goniul,
Der ite aber feiner Mntfpprt ipiirbigte.
0rei Sage barauf lpurben ie por Sc
ri9t geitsat, nobel Der beuti9e @pniul
ben Solmeti4er ma9te, uber o6ne Iif
Der Seioen psiter Gn5unebmen. Iuf
burften lie fi9 ntdt bertbeibigen, fons
bern nur Qntiport auf g~eitslite Sragen
geben. Der Neutrality-suspicious. fab
nun freili4 Elm, bab er feline Spione
Dor iib babe, aber tie muBten trobbem
ms @efdngnib suriif. Srei
Sage ipGtsr mar Sauptpsrbanolung.
BEL Der Die 9tntlage auf espionage fall
len gelafIen purbe, bic beiben lpurben
absr tpegen psrbptenen s3eifens unb
Wdffentragsns gu 6 Sagen 8efdngnib
perurtbeilt, bic ais bereits perbiiBt err
Hart tpurbsn. Qu9 bier burften tie
ii9 niht pertbeibigen, uno Der Goniul
nabm ii6 ibrer a6ermals ui6t an. sic
lpurOen inoeB tptsber ni4t frsigelaFen,
fpnoern npfmals IA Sage BEL WaIier
unb 8roo unb fdle9tsr 9e1anblung
i'm 9efGn9niB gebalten unb oann BON
ylt35a nab meDteren 6eitungen transs
portirt, DO iebtsmal elm gendues Sig=
nalnent bon ibnen dufgenommsr fpurs
be. 3ulsBt ipuroen iie mad MarisiQs,
2pon unb enbli4 na9 9iion gefiibrt,
ipo fte abermals s Sage eingsIpsrrt
tpurbeu. sic burftsn nidt f6reiben,
betamen tein WaihtpaIfer, erb;elten
e%telerregenbe &oIt unb tpurben forts
tpdbreno bsf6impft. Don 0iion purs
ben is mad 8elfort gsbradt unb
i9lieBli9 na9 14tdgigsm transport,
auf benz lie ben gr0Bten Gntbebrungen
ausgsieBt iparen, iibsr bic @rsn3e ms
gIiaB gsi6dfft.
= Cine 8tIbduGe ii r eis
men Srommler tpirb in Gabenet err
riGtet. @s lit Der nit allsrlsi 2sgsnz
BEN unb output umgebsns Srommlsr,
Der Bel GrItiirmung Der Bride gu Orr
cole fi9 tpader bsnabm, benz oieis Gre
ieiner SeimatbItabt gu Sfeil pirb.
Gr tit bargeiteat, tpie er iiber einen
tobteu Sploaten borfGreitet uno bic
SrpmmeI f9ldgt, ndbreno ieine5aare
in Der Cuff f~lattern unb Der ganSe
a1rper Sturm gu Iaufen idsint. Sc
benfans BARI bieie 8eoentmalung Der
in ftstigem Guff4pung begrtffensn
NapoIeonperebrung aueef9rieben tpsrs
ben. Der 5raufrei5 cine gauge Rei6e
in ben lebten Sahren erri9teter Bib
fGuleu peroantt.
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geriat gu 2 Sab7sn 3uhtbaus psrurs
tbeiit.
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Sn Der Stabt 3iri6 unb umgebuna
mebren ii9 bic PpdenfGle in elmer nidt
unbepentli6en Weiie. 0as 9odenfpiz
tai fpa CUR 3eit mebr als Elm babes
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ten Staub DON Seen Bel Dintertbur gu
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Der "a Sabre alte zimmerman 9einr.
@ebring BON Gmbra9 beim Qbbrub Ell
mes altsn 9auies unb erlitt 10 I9pere
@%erlebungen, baB er nab taum elmer
Stunbe itarb. Sn Haf8 finb bier
Mobnungen nit S9eunen uno Stall
lungen u%bgebrannt. = Sn elmer Sanbz
CRUDE gu gpurrenblin fpurbe elm ScIef
@balperut pon berabitiir3enbem S6utt
uno Steinen erf4lu9sn. Sein Spbn,
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gebro9enem 8ein unb fdperen Wun=
ben am 8opf. = Dem Germ &aufz
mann Sol. MDf9 BEL Der SGdinaerz
bride in Stein tpurben 1000 1rancs
in Sob uno Silber aus benz Gelo=
f9runt geitobIen. Der SbGter. Elm ges
piFsr Mdrr Gbriiten aus benz Santon
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ben. = Sn @plen fieI beim qrbeiten
auf einem Sade tnfolge 8rudes BON
mprfden Sa9latten Zimmerman
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Sn Speper ptro nit benz So66uu
Der GeodAtniB tir6e Der prptsitation
bon 1929 nun balO ~begonnen peroen.
Die eriten Sauiteine bier5u finb bereits
eiIgetroffen uHo 5tpar ipsibe Sano.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-15
MARTINS FERRY.

There will be no ball game between
the East Liverpool team and the home
team, as was announced would take
place this morning. This afternoon the
Bethany College boys will play the
home team.
Grand opening this morning OF full
and complete line OF the latest styles
and novelties OF gents furnishing in the
Opera Block. Thomas j. Conway,
proprietor.
The Laughlin mill shut down yester-
day for an indefinite time. They have
been working steadily for about five
weeks and have large stock of nails
on hand.
Spider" Coss was locked up again
last night for drunkenness. He was re-
leased yesterday morning after being in
for the same offense.
Charles Ritter, of this place, has Sc
cured a position in the glass factory at
Eliwood, Pa, where hs has gone to
work.
Il. Robert Spears, Jr., aud Tom Bag
gott were fined So and costs each by
Mayor Westwood for fighting.
Charles Boyle left last evening Cor
Chicago to resume his studies in the
theological college.
John Selby entertained the Oriental
Guitar Club last evening In very pleas
ant manner.
MISS Bessie Watson very pleasantly
entertained number OF her friends
last evening.
The Y. M. C. A. Jr. football team has
been organized, and will start practicing
at once.
Miss Anna Scott, of Smithfeld, is the
guest Of Miss Kate Greer, of Third
street.
Addison Thompson, OF Huntington,
w. Va, was in the city yesterday.
Mrs. VIM. McWilliams is home after
several days visit at Scoth Ridge.
James Greer left yesterday for
Youngstown to spend few days.
Miss Bessie Griffith is visiting rela-
tives at Indianapolis, Ind.
Miss Lillian Dean has returned from .
short visit at Colerain.
Miss Fronie Miller is visiting relatives
at New Matamoras.
j. B. Campbell, of Pittsburg, was in
the city yesterday.
DR.. Hoge, of Portland Station, vas in
town yesterday.
Thurman Selby has returned home
from Pittsburg.
Henry Lash, of Kansas, visiting old
friends here.
Chas. Morris has returned home from
Pittsburg.