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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-12-04

| Oulci Ju-llCt DdkeEs Ol In6llAs seems to have a proper idea of the administration of justice. In pas sing sentence recently O. a convict who had been out of the peniten- tiary but few months, through ex- ecutive clemency, he took occasion to say in reference to the promiscu- ous exercise of the pardoning and parole power: "Why, only the other day l was walking on the street when a man came up and took me by the hand and sa I am as free as youl That man had been tried in this court and found guilty of man slaughter, when he should have been found guilty of higher de- gree of murder, and sentenced for eight years and six months. After serving a couple of years he is pa roled then pardoned."
 Kansas politicians, it IS said, do not like the new agreement of the railroads of the state barring the issuance of passes to state officials who are entitled to mileage or travelling expenses, because it will cut off the opportunity to get about over the state at no expense. The railroad companies have long bean desirous of getting rid of the evil. but hesitated to act until Governor Morrill, and Auditor of State Cole led of by refusing to approve of the practice of charging railroad fare when passes had been used. Prom inent republican officials, say if the railroads would adhere to the new rdle in good faith,i it would reduce the number of applicants for executive appointments.
 The joURNAL-llSER is compelled to make a special appeal to all pa irons indebted to it to settle up on or before the new year. It has hundreds of accounts on its books ranging from 8 or B up to $50, S75 and over Sl00, amounting in the aggregate to about S9OJ0. 1t pays its employees every Saturday night and Is compelled to pay cash for paper and material used, so that it Is unable to carry such an amount on it's books. If subscribers would get into the habit of sending the amount of their subscription every year as a bill is rendered, payment would be easy and particularly since the reduction in price.
 The Los Angeles Times recon mends the Keely cure for Lillian 1 Russell for the marrying habit. | Lillian has had three husbands and | is now booked for the fourth.
 Those who think it good politics to sheer at ex-President Harrison l leading the singing of a hymn, at a missionary meeting, may live to dis. cover their mistake.
 Here's a chance for some demo crats to anticipate the arrival of the icy hand of next November. Vol Unteers are wanted for the balloon expedition in search of the North Pole, which is to leave Sweden next year.
 Tomorrow being Thanksgiving h1'. day no paper -vill l,e issued from ! this office.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-12-04

Our humanity makes us hope that there will be no European war, but if there Is war we will get lots of consolation out of the money we xill make. So that like the darkey coon hunter, i've tetch 'em g'wine and We ketch 'em kummin."
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-12-04

Perhaps it ought not to be said in a republican paper, but it is none the less true that Grover Cleveland did more than any one man towards breaking up the solid south.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-12-04

WANTED:-Severalt trustworthy gentlemen or
 ladies to travel in Arizona for established reliable house. Salary S7S0 and expenses. Steady position. Enclose reference and self addressed stamped envelope. The Dominion Company
 Third Floor. Omaha Bldg, Chicago. IL n6w18t
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-25
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

S Rooms, Laundry. Bath, No. 723 Market
street; rent 5000. for one or TWO families.
, large Office rooms. No 1850 Main street; LIST
floor Office rooms 2nd floor OF same.
rooms, Elm street.
broom house, No. IS South Broadway; rent
&l5.UO
l-room house. gear 22n Eof street; rent $40.
Groom house, both gases. at heatherwOod,
large lot; rent SiS 90 4 mon h.
Groom house. bath. No 1856 ). Front street;
rent $3.50. Tor one or two families,
5-roomS on Zane street; rent $500
Storeroom No. lli9 Market street; rent $500 =
year.
3 rooms. No. 1880 Ma%;et St: rent 1900.
Office room No. 30 llrh - c {; rent 800.
Groom house No. 1915 Sym street: rent $50
8room, bath, No. go Main St; rent 500 a
year.
Irooms l22 Seventeenth street; rent sll.Ol.
T. Dom house No. us j.. Front S.. rent Sl8
broom houss on Delaware ST.; rent Sl3.U0.
broom house on Lincoln ave, -Etnalillei
rent $3.50.
3-rComs and attic No. 81 s York: rent 5000.
2rcoms IN rear No. IS Thirteenth street. rent
S6 Co
4 room house No. p Zane st rent Sl7 90.
3 room house No. 10 So Broadway. rent Sl2 90.
room house No. IA 18th ST., rent so 10.
rooms and attic cor. Zane and Wabash sts.,
rent So 80.
rooms aud laundry No. lis So. York St,
Money to Loan-S2oO $50, 500, 900, $1,000,
5000.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-25
MARrIN's FERET.

The non-union men at the glass house
evDress their intention Of leaving
the glass house barracks and will board
out about town. Several OF the married
men will move their families here very
sbortly. This will take place in the
near future. IL was rumored yesterday
that some OF the non-unlon men were
going 10 leave the glass house, but II
was a mistake, as they (the non-union
men) say they would not leave under any
condition.
/, seems from all outward appear
ances difficulties between the Buckeve
Glass Company and the strikers have
about ceased as far as outbreaks OF any
kind are concerned. The management
say they are receiving new men right
alonE and some time this week will put
on several new shops. Two pots were
set Saturday, which goes to verify this
statement.
Yesterday. at the Presbyterian
Church, Rev. S. j. Boyle preached to
the Senior and Junior Order Of Me
chaBics. also TO the ThOburn Post, G.
A. L. The sermon was 10 cOmmemora-
ton of Washington's Birthday. The
subject was "Washiugton's Influence
on Our Form of Government"
Saturday night fellow by the name
OF Beck threatened young fellow by
the name OF Burris, who is working at
the glass house. 4 warrant was sworn
out for mis- arrest, but Up to this time
has not been apprehended.
John Carson, representative OF the
Beaver Falls Weekly Journal, was here
yesterday, calling on friends and rela-
tiyes.
a young child OF Joseph Archdeacon
was buried yesterday at Riyerview
cemetery.
Miss Lille Jones is able to be out
again after siege of scarlet fever.
John CumleY, Of Sjeubenville, was
visiting friends here yesterday.
Lon Cope was in town yesterday, call
ing on friends.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-25
One Way to Live Long.

N|AHNNN AFtH.t|tts
This is the way man named Gaines,
of ST. Peter, Mimi, got the better of 40
Insurance company: Many years ago
Mr.. Gaines insured his life for SO, 800
After many years OF payment OF $50 4
year premium, at the age Of 70 years be
asked the officers of the company how
much they would pay him TO cancel his
policy. They offered him $4,000. He
refused 20 take IL. but made them this
proposiiio-. "Tf you will give me s4l6
a year UNI. o, which is S. week,
/ will cancel -- policy"
Agreed, p" said the company which
thought IL had a cinch in its favor, as
be would not live many years. Since
that time he has lived eighteen years,
and the company has paid him mis-
YEARLY stipulation OF S4lG, which up to
this time has amounted 10 s., 4SS-the
saving OF the 500 premium in the
eighteen wears make il the snug sum Of
over sir. coo that the old man gained
bv his bargain. MIR. Gaines is well
preserved at SIS and bids fair to receive
many more payments st the hands OF
the company, which struck a tough
piece Of human timber upon which TO
base its calculations.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-25

Savonarola who. when threatened WIN
denial of burial. said: Throw me llIo
fine Arno if YOU choose, the Resurrec-
ton Dav will find me and that Is
enough" Beuaiah, on cold uailp'
cutting. snowy day gained ieoIilno
triumph. Hardship and troupe nave
again and again exalted, ana lhsplIeu'
and glorified their subjects.
The bush itself has mounted hlgher
And dourished, unconsumed, IN nre'
Well. we have had many snowy days
within the past month, and ADDED TO
( the Chill of the weather was
THE CHILLING DlSMAH
7 ~ tba non-arrival of the ocean steamer
~Cascogne." Overdue Tor eight days,
MANY had given her up for lost. There
r. is, Hal Ha, The "Gascogne. 1t
ie the .Gascogner" is the cry sounding
. 1broueh all our delighted homes. and
thrilling an the Geographic wires OF
the continent.
Wen. III will be better than that
when some Of YOU are seen entering the
/ b7rbor of heaven. You have mao Il
r-u~h vovage-no mistake about that.
SNOWY dav after snowy day. Again
and again the machinery OF healJh ana
courage broke down, and the waves OF
romDtation have swept clear over the
hurricane deck. so that you were ofteE
/ compelled to say. All thy waves ana
INV tiUows have gone over me. ana
WON we're down in the trough Of the sea,
and many despaired OF your safe arr
VAL But the great Pilot. not one VINO
urst come oil from some other craft
buf the One who walked storm-sWept
G9liIoe. and now walks the wintry At
1artic. comes on board, and heads you
fo1. the haven. when no sooner have you
n9seed the narrOws Of death than you
ind all the banks lined with immortais
celebrating your arrival; and while
some break Off palm branches from the
hanks and wave them, those standing
on one side will chant, There snail De
mo- more sea-" and those standing
ON THE OTHER SIDE
Will chant "These are they which came
ont of great tribulation, and had their
r1bss washed and made white in the
blood of the Lamb. Or of the stormy
sea into the smooth harbor. Out OF
Isonine struggles in the pit, to guild
arce bv the Lamb, who shall lead You
fo living fountains of water. Out OF
tbe snowy days of earthly seventies in
no The garden. of everlasting flora, and
into orchards of eternal fruitage, the
FAN of their white blossoms the only
SNOW i'm heaven.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-25
origin ofItallcs.
Brook.nn Egal

AfI"N'ha -@H
Italic letters we're first used about the
year 1900 by Adus Manutius, a Vene-
tian printer. lie observed the incon-
veniences resulting from the vast nun
Der OF authorizations which were then
SO frequent among the printers that Il
book was difficult to understand: a
treatise WAS actually written on the art
of reading a printed book, and thus ad-
dressed 10 the learned. By introducing
the Italic letter be contrived an expe-
dent by which these abbfeyistions
might be entirely got rid OF, and yet
books suffer little Increase In bulk. he
ded icated mis- Invention 10 the Italian
States, hence the name. 1t has also
baen distinguished by the name OF the
inventor and called Aldine. The first
book printed in italics was an edition
OF Virgil" printed at Venice by Aldus
10 1901.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-25
SMITH g. DICKINSON
1929 MARKET STREET
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE.


House, rooms aud ball. eo.ue- hl..l ,.'
aud Kentucky streets, $780,
House OF rooms, INeII,h s--ce' c-a.e
House Of rooms ana Ii.. ia
order. Slst street, t3tuL
TWO lots with .drge stable Peninsula
ton 20 East WheeunL. cheap.
House 4 10 Rooms. D-.,. large
street. Centre Wheelue. g. .sp.1 ........
House OF 5 rooms. u--. asl ..-.a.
House OF room. .... I..I .....
Fifth ward, s. $50.
house OF ; rooms To-. o| lin.
street. BE Ivedere. very eas. r.l.I.. ....
House rooms 21th SIC. I3t -tI
Eniezdid butldtug site for .pt.... t. ,.
Fiftn ward, 81 100
Han Iot ION street. Sixth aaId
Double house lJ rooms. Coal t'
ward: large lot. Lusy torms. sI.uJl
House. rooms. Mlract -Uo.
Seventh and Eighth streets. Easy
Rouse rooms, corner lo., .'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-25
"A CRASH IN
Canned Goods.

We have received and in transit TO-
coo cases of choice select No Stand
ard goods as follows: 1900 cases
Tomatos, 5000 cans Sugar Corn,
1000 cases California Fruits, 1000
cases Peas. These goods are all high
grade, from the best and most reliable
packers. This is a cash purchase,
which means we got rock bottom prices.
We propose to give you the benefit by
selling you single can for less money
than the same goods can be purchased
from any wholesale house.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-25

10. w. o. HARDMAN, Sheriff Of Tyler
county w. Va, appreciates a good
thing, and does not hesitate TO say so.
lie was almost Frustrated with the cold
when be procured a bottle Of Cham oer-
lain's Cough Remedy. He says: ut
2 ave me prompt relief. I fud it to lie
an Invaluable remedy for coughs ana
colds For sale by Charles II. Goethe,
win w. Irwin, John Kari, William e
Williams. G. Meukemel!er, William IL.
HDgue, Ii. c. Stewart, a. Z. Scheele,
j. Coleman, c. Schnepf, William Menk-
emeller, Wheeling, w. Va; Bowie 81
Co., Bridgeport; b. +. Peabody & Son,
BenWOOd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-25
REaL ESTATE F1a SlLE'

Narket street. prOpri ~ .
and sixteenth streets. on tue
ket street. The groun Ifo p.
vtna drpeh Of l3l feet I'D j. '. t..
No. i28 FOurtseuto stree
No. i3I sixteenth street
10. 1900 Chapiine street .'
~ 81 south arOadwar
No.J23 FOurtssntI s'r@'y s-t
No. IO5 Zane street, isihn"' --
Two tine lots ou south hio'.
IIns building lots fift 81. lad car
Tbs John W. McLuro h'inr, .l.
ner OF soutn Front nnd ONO
reduced figure. .....,. So I'D ~
desirable residence
diana street; room, m'-ei'' ,.r.rt
NO go \. wabash street
story frame dwelling Of r0'
feet. ,,,a rf.rks. rtrfe-
5orble brirl Jweiinl q YroPtf.l
No 2SeI Eon stree, --'-2I'
ing of6 rooms; hail lot, No. Sd.
feet. . o. .t.rr tr... l..
MONEY TO LOAN. -,-ay
RINEHART q - 80. y =, i
CIV Baak yuilsisg Room SOP
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-25
a SNOWY DAY"
~" SAN4lA8 SLsw THa LION IL An
EGP.Y CISTRRN

wv ". 'Aiaisl Ear-ass 'bs B5cll Story,
--' 14S'2 P'ac.ical application Of The Old
ha' Srlv,ry and Ps-ssv.-,s., o,fs.s Fs,--
less Hsa.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-25
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

NOR SALE-THE RESIDENCE or THE
II late Lewis Jones No. 80 n. York st. All
modern convenlcnces. Enquire OF H. A
JONES, Admir-, No. 81 y. orE 81. fe-4h
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-25
TOR RENT.


Business rropertr 1851 Ne-... .-ss. .
| location In be city for Iced -. ,r.
! month.
Store room and dwelling. u- v.r.....
new front, "llh iron. enIfanc. -. ......
desired ~ o per mHatl
store room aud dWeI.r- PHI Slain ...
81 per month.
store room and dwelling 2Gsea..a..r
81 80 per month
Modern 9 rOomed dwelling. sI,.s..
Silb7 per month.
Sroomed dwelling. iu Cbl0.-. u-e...s
Modern 10 ro1mrl .r .l. Do
property of the .4tr W. 3D. ..-... -
acres OF Ia nd. fine or.. -t -t. .-
roomei dwcli.u- rl motor ...
tionsl hoso. only Is" -res ,-. t.,...t.
rs per month.
6roomed dwelling G south f-.-lA..s.
per month.
roomsd dwelling 70 Fourteenth s1ss. e.
per month.
7r3omed dwelling. IS fsars.nth strest. F.
G roomed dive ling. modern south I.u..
street; 81 per month.
6roomed dwelling. 2.i} Chaplin. -l.r..
Modern o roomed aGt, s.!
rooms second floor. 6' Virginia s..as.
gases and wate-, A.; ELL
iroOmc9 dwelling. 3l20 Eof street. 49,
, foomod dwelling. 3ll0 Jacob -.l..
5-oomed dwelling, 2jD5 vs. Gods
jroomed dwelling, lG SOutn Wab4,.r. O.
= roomsd dwelling. y. Wabash. si1.
D TO ms. % Thirteenth street, e't
4r0omed dwelling Z6I Mako. $40.
4roomed dwelling. 1864 H. b So.
roomed dwelling. y543 Ncocil1'h st...
35o0ms 2ii5 Market, ST. second '|.r
3rooms. 21i5 ChapliRe, second 'oo-. s..
3room', los Virginia street, s.
rooms "a Zals street ST.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-25

WILL SELL on EASY TERMS OR TRADE
w for city property good farm three miles
from the CITY. Enquire OF IT, ). RILEY, Attor-
ney-at-Lnw, No. 1913 Chapline street Wheel
ing, w. Va. oc6e&dh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-25
FOR RENT.

nor RENT-THREE GOOD ROOM -r,.
4 raI!ou4tion on Market street suila. 80.
omces. Wlh renoyate same fot good 1s-...
Apply at this once
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-25

Is pre-eninently the best
medium in West Virginia
Try il.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-25
NESB1TT Dc DEVGNE
TRUSTEEIS SALE

1879 Market Street
Teleuhoas6t3
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-25
ClNBRIC AND MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
.ipAnl STERY DEPARTMENT.

Here wa have made special preparation for extensive
business and would pleased 10 show our goods 10 every
viii favor call whether they buy OF "a
or not Purchasing be insisted upon Our nSS %
SATIN FACE WOOL TAPESTRIES. 6EONAt Ellis
SPIN SILK. SATIN DE Russo GIMPS and CORDS, WIZ
now SHADES nd FIXTURES. DRAIEBIES ny The yard
toCa,tcr with an immense LACE CURTAINS en-
brs-ins RLN NNCE. TAABOU R.IRiSH POINT Rit1S-
SANONXS. NOTTINGHAM, offer great Induce
lnents bnyerS. HAIR CLOTH and MOREEN ekikiS
POINT LACE ffANDKES just received.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-25

three troublest There is q you9ls
- sslarv cut down, bad cough.
5rownine fuure-thr.e.s, troubles ,,..i There ;.,
s. n maiden with difficult school les
sons . 5-,, as some OF her school
as 49,. ! prospect hot throUgh hard
IT, .be mnst quit school before she
t.n, .,',. &C.; .t''o1s-t6ree troubles There is
e. g, outSor his manuscript rejected, his
Evening journal., 1895-03-01
PRePARINe FoR A HOOD.

Port Deposit People Are Living on the
Second Floors OF Their Houses and
Have Boats Fastened to the Fences.
ELKroN Md. March 1. The water in
the Susquehanna river opposite Como
wingo, this county, was slowly rising
last night but the gorge at Port Deposit
remains solid, with little or no Indications
of breaking. The water is running down
over the ice and the people are preparing
for the flood. Many Of the residents have
moved their furniture and household goods
TO the second story in anticipation Of the
water rising in the streets during the
night A large number of logs aud huge
blocks of ice came down the river this
afternoon and remsin opposite the town.
The gorge remains solid and the ice,
which Is from twelve to fifteen inches
thick, Is frozen to the bottom of the
river from the Baltimore and Ohio
bridge, below Port Deposit. to Octarora
creek, several miles above the town. In
many places the ice is piled up
high, aud the prospects for big
flood have not been as good since the
freshet Of 1875. which was considered
the worst In the history Of the town
Many boats are tied up to the fences in
front Of the houses tonight. aud much
uneasiness is felt by the citizens over
the outlook
Evening journal., 1895-03-01
GAVE UP HIS BRIDE.
Crane Let Her Marry Another Man Whom
She Loved.

Crane Let Her Marry Another Man Whom
She Loved.
CHICAGO, March IA romantic story
which is agitating ultrafashionable circles
in Chicago is developed by the hurried
marriage at Milwaukee Of Miss May Belle
Benson and Allen J.. Howard Miss Ben
son. who lived with her mother in Nichi-
gan boulevard at Thirtieth street and is a
member Of one Of the most exclusive So
ciety sets in the city, had for some time
been engaged to Seth A. Crane, a promi-
nent New York society man and well
known official of the New York Central
railroad. The marriage was to have oc-
Cured last Monday night, and the invita-
tiOns were out.
Mr.. Crane arrived from New York last
Sunday. Upon bis arrival Miss Benson
and her mother requested an interview
with the groom elect, and the young woln-
an confessed to him that her affections had
been given to young Howard, at the same
time protesting her willingness to marry
Crane if he insisted.
The fearful interview resulted in Crane
generously releasing Miss Benson from
the engagement She and young Howard
decided to be married in Milwaukee imme
diately. Crane went back to New Yorl
without his bride
Evening journal., 1895-03-01
Crosby 4 Hill
COS, 6O7, 6O9 Market ST.

House bill transferring certain lands
from school districts Nos. and 40 to
district No. s4 In Kent county.
An act 70 incorporate the Enterprise
Manufacturing Supply Company, OF
by Senator Pyle
The Divorce Committee sat for three
hours yesterday and heari testimony In
FIVE cases.
Representative Jolla introduced a bill
10 reincorporate the Delta Phi Literary
Society Of Delaware College The rules
were suspended and the bill was read
and referred.
A bill tn incorporate Jefferson Lodge,
A. j. A. A, q colored society," was intro
duced by Representative Burton.
The House passed House bills to divorce
Elizs A and John f. Short to change
the name OF Mary Alice Fly 70 Mary
Alice Whitaker. and to amend the char
ter Of the Beaver Dam Ditch Company.
Senator Harrington was kept at home
by'siokness yesterday.
Ex. Speaker OF the House John p
DonRhoe and Charles 3 Housten visited
the Senate chamber yesterday.
George Lodge, OF Wilmington, was II
town last evening. He brought will
him bill giving to Dad supervisors o
Brandywlne hundred control over tn
opening, changing and vac2ting Of rosd
In the hundred.
Senator Handy will Introduce Rbill u
divorce Caroline e. and William X
Davidson.
Enrolling Clerk Of the Senate Williar
I. Parvis went to Baltimore yesterday.
Evening journal., 1895-03-01
MoReANFIELp GUILTY.
Aqua Creek Train Robber Gets an Eighteen
Years Sentence.


STAFFORD Court HOUSE, Va, March l.
The jury in the case of the Aqua Creek
robber, Charles Morganheld, brought in
verdict of guilty, and sentence was placed
at Is years in the penitentiary.
To say that the state Of Virginia rejoices
over the verdict is expressing the matter
mildly. The prosecuting attorney Mr.. W.
Seymour White, received in 90 minutes
after the verdict was known the following
telegram from Governor Charles Il. O'Fer-
rail-
Congratulations on your splendid pros
ecution. Train robbers will seek some 9TH
or state for their nefarious work. Virginia
juries will uphold the law"
1t was just ten minutes after the closing
of the case when the jury came back. The
judge asked Morganfleld IL he had any
thing to say why sentence should not be
pronounced. Half raising himself, he said 4:
"I was not ready for trial. 1 had no idea
would be tried at this term Of the court.
was not physically or mentally in condi-
tion to be tried and did not want to be
tried in this condition.
The execution Of the sentence will be
suspended until the 9TH day Of April.
Messrs. Shay and Little were not daunted
~ inc Neiuiuts pup "p ohuo AiofSu AoA
new trial
The commonwealth then announced
that it was ready to try Charles J. Searoey.
Scarcey was brought into court. and
through Mr.. r.. II. L. Chichester whom
he had requested to act for him, asked foI
continuance. No objection being raised,
his case was continued. Morganfleld has
now been convicted Of the crime of robbery
on one indictment. There are four other:
pending against him.