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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-10-17
geltruiter eridtiinn cincr Muttcr.

Sd a qnoIiu, Qlrt., Is. DIT. -
Die in Der 6ieiigen llmgsgeno pobnz
bate Srau Wliner itattete QsItern elmer
RaAburin einen 8eIu6 ub, ibre beioen
&inDer pon reir. fed1s uno bier Sahren
pbne Qlufiiht ba6eim laiienb. 8dbz
renb ihrer Qbtpefenbeit gsriet6 oas
6aus auf bis6er nod unuufgetlGrte
WeiIe in 8rano uno BEL ibrer RUdz
fe6r fanD Die Wlutter iAre Qieblinge ais
pertohlte 2ei6en. Der Sammer Der
unnlidlihen 5rau, als lie oa5 Slid
ibres 2ebens 5erIt0rt lab, mar 6er33erz
reiBeno un0 fiir6ten bic 2ler5te, nel6e
Die 8eoauern5pertbe in 8eb1nOlung
gu ne6men batten, fir Oeren 8erItano.
- 3pet mo5tirte WlGnner iiberfie=
len 9eitern einen 3ug Der rU}iFouri,
&unIa5 un0 Serasz9a6n" in Der Rdz
6e BON Semple, Ser, muBten a6er
nu6 einem Dergeblichen 8erIutbe, ban
8elbI6runt bes GrpreBpu9gons nit
9pnamit gu fprengen, unperri6teter
Sa9e ab3ieben. Die RGuber flOben
in bic 9ebtrqe unb perbsn CUR 3eit
BON etnem 9iirQeraufasbot perfolgt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-10-17
Gin 9cilmittel iIr
SOllmer : 6r0ufbeitcn.
99lrnter9 0iarrbpc,
C6oCeru Jltor6u5.

GiR haIb;r bis gamer EbetI0feI Uou 6taoa 8tIict
in tlnem balbtn Clos 2ea'cr, 70 OFT Di,oerbolt a!s
bic GHtIeeuE9cH itatFroeH. une Kin mt Redoq Hts
Isi getrdRIc5 GEcu GEf osH DtGs;R uHo EtIb Gssst,
lUIJo icOrtigt 9ehcTuus unS bGoIBe SttIun5 btnlr'
tcH.
SHu,rIi5: ciH taIucT tgs aaHS:r lbseloif,I uoa in
sinem 6albrH cjlas ggai.y lgtt III pcEgtH Yhnutsn
RCduIyfe, Iia9suduJt u,5,.t,t, ETcdr:tJ ScTibrsus
men. H,rooiltat 5tIcfor5itle, gairlitc5 SoTtiue5S
SI6bUUg uno l.o,H JHHsJeH SdmeI3.
w1aIaria IN ibrcu peridisrsnsn 5Ormen gee
bcilt uue perbutef.
R,in aroer,e Wlttrl In ocr 21s,t l,il 70 raid sits
btr uEo aqc uUorycu Ed,aubtn, btile'eH uro lonnls
Gen SelapcyocH ME RaeWaDB Redon Relief UHs
tcriiue; uoH Rdtpdp's plleH. GtIi:noe ioltcH
iHmtr ellc Waftc EdoTag's btGoo HeGtcI uItiHsbs
men. Glrsr 2ro2tsH N Ejgi.T rergut,n NraEtlcIt
o0cr StmeT' III 6olgt GS1'tJmedlsis. ss N elHs
b,N,rt SumuIaas ais iyGn5sHiGtr Brandy ooer sIu
Gt!ttrS.
glub Qyt,ttsr in G5ru5,H EEe Eauf fotBboi,n ioltsa
&c lHlUtp BET no aGtc1.
1reis SO Gts. eie EIafche. Sei snen Epstb;fern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-10-17
Eripat,unterriht

In Gpraeben uub Ra:bemafif, Borbcrsituns fir
bic eebramtspriIfnnsen. ioIDis tur S3ueu al,r
eornnr. incl. nulDerfitat.
6. =. 2d)onrid,, btutGer Sb,rl,brtr
an Der fidotiihtu S6uls gir. ],
Orr. 212s, WReGuupb' Ctr. uabt Rortbs bsapsHue.
l3syll6s1A
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-10-17
Gntncfnnn rinr5 ncncn iElnRes.
F|If>EIII>iE}l1
sdmsri geitiQt im 9lngea6lif

Wfnn 6tbraudlc RaoipnO'S Heaopa
Irltef sbci'nt crFtcn @tnseibeu boa
S5mcr3 ooer iTupdBIi6fcit; tpen1
RramfGeit O0er SeiOen orobt, bcs
iutrft eS &etIunss etc Der S9ausarsS
Gelp6DnIi1 SumnTt.
StiIIt bic Gr9ReH { m,rben in ct.
n.r hts SDGH5ia giIEutcH. GtJHe StuHoc brauGt 5es
uaHo 9 d bmsr8Au Ieioeu uGh Ssisn Oieie'
Guseiss.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-10-17
Hepplmtiom amf Greta.

y B ZEN, Is. Stt. = Die auf
Greta lebenben Gbriiten baben, nuAz
oem iie pergeblitb an bic tiirtii6e gez
gisrung I'm 8eformen petitionirt,
cine Hepolution gu 9unIten Der gnnez
rion Der S5niel Our4 @rie6enluno in
fcenirt. 8enigiten5 tuuIenO Gbriiten
baben iid por ben 8uffen Der tiirtiz
i6en Solbaten in Die 8ebirge geflij9z
tet. Die griedii4e Regierung beoauz
ert tief Die bprQefduenen @reigniiIe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-10-17
Sd)nser5 Muo Qci,t.

Bel 9O5ffps5 tsa1riia o0cr n,r06sl, .3a6ni&m,.S
Rturasia, gtbeumatI5uus. 9:HoeH'ueb, Shn,rssn
EGo SdJuabs I'M Ju1eU, g3IrbcIfluls ODER yhcrcu,
Stm;TJ nm Die Gsbsy, ruIcgzSEt5 5unouag, ges
EeHti6WsGen uuo SdmcB,u isocl Iyt 6cruirtt Baos
nap'5 9ieahgs3tIjs Oiort geieruus uHO beI foJt9ss
i,gtsm @;5raub IN iUsns,u EassH bausma: SsIs
Luna.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-10-17
SibcIsR RepiHon.

2onbpn, Is. Ott. - Die 8ebis
iion Der 8ibel, eini9lieBli1 Der 2lpoz
crppben, BEL tpelder cine @n5abl Sc
le6rter felt 1881 tbGtig mar, lit nun
mebr polIenbet poroen. Die @er0f<
fentli6ung bes Wertes pirD oemnG4it
ftnttfinDPn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-10-17
{. e. .. Jones e Comp,
Ir. l. Inrhz zGnhs StraRe.

!. d y. Jones G Uomp.,
Gr. l, Inrbs s6as, straBe.
agmirfttys. Cine erObe uuO i80u. eeettiOu.
ejVbtlluc. Cine gcEbtqunJ iIDert obne slus.
slgmnier5 Hdbme cine glu5nabl, ou Der Yrel5
GObtine. Jest nieorigcr. oIs iemai5 suoor it,
eammcttc llnIsr 9Orratb 1T, etnfab geiast,
Sammette. berrllb. vile neutn Yuter uno 6dr=
Sammetts btu=S SbattirunStn oiierirtu iur ju
Summette. 9rtiien, ps6e Die &auier III GritouE
Sammctte men isBen.
Uloqutttcs. Ser pOpuIarte itst fabrjir. SEP,
Dloqutties. pib, ioUobl in Nnbetrodt bss 9reilss,
Noauette5. rie Der Suatdt uro Der Wuftr.
MOauettes. 9rciie HtOriQtr, Gls iemols inpOr
9apcftrb @riifcler Garben uno Shutter oIed)sn
Saptnrp S[Msicr Ssnfn!en s@; non agtn . nmo n.
Sapeftrp Srtiecr. 3ieues Gnerbitten BON elmer
SaptitrD 9riiielcr. bri!anten Guulitdt Su 4Oe.
Snerains. g8ir babm tineu beoeutenOtn Sulauf
SngralU5. nab elmer g0nj pclenen Euolltat, ltgr
Suorains. i6Dtre uno itore 99aore, 5u 45c. 99ir
Sngratns. baben bicitlben 10 btaig iUis 2Oe
Gometic. Genna 8ag : 1epsiae, bic i9perfts
Scmcitic. GualitQt, poltus Streifen, SOC; bier
SOmcitic. Gsmudbte 3aO, bic beiten Su 23e
art Squares. ggir babeu bieiclben pOn itOcr
Mrt Sauarts. Guuitdt - Gr0btu bel bis
gIrt Squares. bel YarOs. Qrele oIiparts bon
Dirt Squares. s2.l0.
eOpbas Gtdsn aeOes Muf,r uno er6b. III
eopba=2edeu. s5Hrl= =Scrtaufs=9rtiien
qiuOleum. gBir babcn oieislben BON s-iz bis
Girosum. 16-4sSreits, einfatb uno VsbIumt, OOE
Slnolcum. 40e. auuorts.
Celtu6 Gin icbr Qrob,r gorratb in alcn 9r.is
Ccltu6 ten, ppn 2Ot an. gcriaumcn Sic ni3t,
Csltu6 por3uipretb,u; pir tuerDtH SbneH 8clo ers
Gsltu6. i0aTcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-10-17
@eIammte 8darz2(nlagen
Decentralization I6er gaarz9(nlugen

Decentralization ibsr gour=QnIugen $4,6286 869815
Die Ob9e @ddBung bes fdbtfen Qttipa b m unter uIs u
bm pirtden g86e. QB Tnb r, Dab Spnbfat in peng
"a Stnbn bon Dnnten bic QBderleung
5u fir $15OOOOOO Die $5OO0OOO fir
ant9eil an Der ug8eflitn MarpGnber 8a6n" ub.
Die 9artfeun bic lsbtes Subr ben geGdaen
93ob nubn $4,000 unb bes Sab Drb m 100000 nub
Seanb bonbers Die StraBnbabngeua
frob en $6O0000 fir cine ol bub ubrssumme 5on bion
0r ba e bGnog pun uno ebe p Sabre pergbn $500000
Sabr betrugeR nirb.
Die &apitulirung bes runb3nn f. enge6enbn @inom
lit ne an9mene SBun9 be Wtbes bies @ntommenS uno
Der Si9ungsonb lit $3,OO0OOO in buar.
Ss erqib bB bic Stao Baltimore abiolut 9enusnoe baau
baben bef Die tr3efr @ prfauf f0nnn $5OOOOOO
Der @eumm Oerfn ab3ubeablen; 9Ies 1T bic
BON Der man baupet N babe entgsr @ b oug5dutsn @er
binbi9teten ab5u3a9en as r9no eine anbs StaDt"
Gs ou tnen GnfuB aben, uu pel Sei irgen elmer
benz gegenmGrtign potn Sample m Der CUTE Hume un Der Gre
bit Stabt iouten aur erbaten 0rt ir mol
len feline Der Parten pbgen nod berbammen pel bic 8ep
betommn fubn beoigt bab febr
penige Sdo 10 groB Wertbe i'm 8erei gu bn Decentralization
aufpeiien tonnen, als Baltimore
Sdmbletpn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-10-17
Sas Cholera @efpenft.

2l1eranbrta, G9npten, 16.
Stt. - Die 9eiammt5ubl Der Gholez
rafdQe, pelde iih in 9amiettu bis
gum 9lbenoe oes geitrigen Sa9es ereig=
net baben, betrGgt 16. Bon Oieien nab
men bier einen t0btli6en 8erlauf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-10-17
Wcro. 9!ttcutat.

9uris, Is. Oft. - 2tuf ben @e=
f9Gftsleiter Der Garmaur'fhen 8las@
fubrtten, 9rn. Rei1eguier, beren Nn9ez
iteute an ben Strife gegangsn iinp,
parb geitern 2lbsnb Elm Mtorbattentdt
periibt. Der Sbdter, Der 6rn. 8ehez
guier iibrigens nur cine lei6te S6uBz
punoe beibra6te, bepertItelIi9te iein
@nttommen, 9us uSournal oes De-
bats" min piiIen, ouB Die @erbuftung
bes 1o3iaIiitiiden 2lbgeoroneten fir
bus 9eportement Sarn, in tpel6em
Garmuur geIegen lit, uno oe5 9uuptz
orqaniiator5 bes Ausitunoes in Ser
binounq nit bem @OrfaGe bep0ritebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-10-17
SramsoTi6c 2tnseIceenBcitcn.

9uris, 16. Sft. - 9os 8uogetz
Gpmite Der 9eputirten=&ammer bat
bei4lofen, Die @orani4ldge fir oas
Marinez9epartement um = Wliuipz
nen 6ranten gu reou3iren. Der ST
garo" bsbauptet, baB Der 9anoelSmiz
ni'ter in Der rG6iten &ammeriiBung
cine 8orIage, pel6e Die 2e9ung zines
5peiten fran50iiI6sn fubmarinen 8uz
bells na9 ben 2lntillen befiirpOrtst,
unterbreiten ntrb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-10-17
gurppdilhe &abelberirbte.
Ser 9atfer auf EeiIe,t.

N2eB, 16. Ott. - Ser 8uiIer err
tob iia beute W}orgen friib uno be-
fanb ii9 bereits I'm a4t llbr auf Dem
Rttte na9 Nopeant uno Gornp, no
er ben umIiegenben biitorii6en Yldtz
gen einen 8sIu6 abitattete. Die &ui=
Ierin unternu6m in3pii6en eine6abrt
na9 Qmanpeiler uno beiu4te pon
bort aus Die S9la6tfeIbsr BON ct.
Yripat uno 9raDelptte. Sier fraf
Sr. Maieitdt ipdter nit feiner 8ez
mubItn 5u1ummen uno nobm nit berz
felben Diner Elm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-10-17
Setse 8abe etucs cntIahenen SeaHE=


- a ! I, TO. -II.- NUIQUcI
Gbef oes itdotiIden Wuferoepartez
mentS, parO beute W2orgen bon etnem
entlafenen 9ln9eite1ten ermoroet.
Die 8Iuttbat ereignete iiG an Der, BON
Yafunten bi6tgeorGngt pollen n9lpez
une 2ouiie." Der W&0rDer bate auf
fein Spfer gelpartet, bu, lpie er puBte,
9r. goique gep0bnli9 bieien Weg
ouf fetnem 8ange nu6 Dem Bureau
gu nebmen pflegte. Die Shat geI4a3
10 fdneq, buB Seitens 5ablrei6er &uz
gen5eugen ni6t interpenirt peroen
tonnte. Der 8orfau bat groBe Gen.
fdtipn herbprderufeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-10-17
@us Der Snnor5BaupthaOt.
2hatamts. sinnahmen.

8ei S6luB Der beutisen 8eihdftSz
5tunoen betrug amtIider @ngabe 3u=
folne bic 8oIOreIerpe pe5 ShaBnnIte5
$93, ,130,254.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-10-17
Ser 9entide Gorreipoxbeat,
06oIid, p6t,utIid1 anb GoEntnos,

0deih, suo&eutItdb HHb SoEntaes,
u. Raire, Gigentbhmer uno Reoaffeur
(9tohfoIstr poH &. Tainel,
GIbncnsgd. 9eltimOr,setr une poftsSffcesslrc.
0r,is s.s taeIid CIT YIattes, burt 3raser beOrst,
12hs &Is.; tdaIidls uRb Spuuta a. suueaabc 15
Gents pro g1ohe saohGI an bic sde clat beorseHoeH
9rdeer.-Saa aaIidi n,bt 9puntass .atusea abe uHttr
S,it i'm G,rb0Itrtf ilr Die tpod,entIiche 9ueeebs
NIT eonutassblot portofr,i, nit absus tlr Clubs,
1850 pro Sapr, nab irs,no ,tE.u STtt oes SHiaGs
pro Sobr.-Yas bette nno biaisits sentidbe 8Iatt
Tn ben DiitttI- uro SdoftactsH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-10-17
Sn9 q D TO q vs.
w Ytllen,
2aein pegata6ifi(G.

Stre iteca "si3cidmaf, tI;sant Eb'r3o3,H, obs
fIhreno, r,quTe1o. JslHlsgHS uEo friitt5.EO. Haos
irCc'5 glGcls iao iuv CslUu1 aIsJ Scirm,JosH os5
Waa,He. Der gIEgeIDcJ5s osJ JLcreH bcr 6lGs, Hers
poic y;Ioer, SdUIaotl, geIEogGH9, GrbrtttE, 9As
MoGJtoIgr1,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-10-17
9eueItc Ta6rtdten aus Guta.

u a n B, l6. Ott. = GIne De-
peI6e be5 rSmpurcial" aus 9uDuna
melOet, bbaB unter ben, in bas Santa
GlarQz8efdngnib eingelieferten 9(rrez
ftanten cine Rebplte uus6ra3 unb bier
berIel6en in benz entItanbenen Mirr=
lparr einen 6Iu6tDeriu9 unterna6=
men. Die Wuaen feuerten auf bic
4usreiBer uno itredten 3tpei nieoer.
- Sin &rieg5geridt bat in Iummurt=
f6em 8erfubren iibsr ben 8efe6Isbu=
Der unb bic W&unni6aft bes iiinqit,
tpie 6eri9tet, nabe Dem 9oFen BON
Santiago be Cuba BON Snfurgenten
genommensn 0epefaen6ootes n@ole
W2ercantes" ein perbammenbes llrtbeil
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-10-17
(slus S,amblston's stnans=6irtmIarJ

SSaars9lniaaen.
8a7erzgDerte, &oitenpres, mad ben 8iifern
Der Stab am 81. DECEMBER 1894 .$12 iii, ,89L32
Gnna6me Der StraBenba6nen $4,000,
taptaliirt 5u Pro5ent 5725,O00.0O
8uarporrab oes Sil9ungsfonb5 3O00O0O.0O
9eronIdblagte 8aarpertbe Don $8,000,0OO,
fdug BON Der rgBeitlihen MarpIanbz
8abnzGpmpugnie" 5OOOO00.O0
Ginnabme Grunb8nien G5runbbeiiB II.
Werften Gigentbum Ii. T. ~, Der
Staot geeignet, aber fir feline ido=
fhe 3pede benuBt, $98 225.11, faptz
tuIiir gu 9ro5ent 2,455628.OO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-10-17

gefGlIt, bod pirb oaIIelbe in Ieinen
@in3elbeiten o0er pouem llmFunge crit
na9 erfolgter SeItdtigung bur4 Den
b0beren 8sri6tsbof betunnt peroen.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-09

the convention ana that illeg gt,2raS
sat- SAT al personal p aitorcad5n took place be;
tween Semen 5, Caf is5 10 ' Bows. mat
thousands Of fictitious tickets Of adm miss s
ME- Ws. made for he support Of various dele
e.. t-o aS5 T g5ra I be.ie sy, ''
Eat he ecyuqi facts We're no g1l ElsoT TeI
Gently took the public in;o their conf 3F5-
G f Ia.d So To- f5r the ,committeemeg
ana ,5e eoeven9Sa Behind ~ IN %5 5I Were alter
ward DISCHARGED reports y a pe srs aTs
corrIrei The tickets we're put into pIr1io7
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-09
MARTINS FERRY.

The Buckeye glass works will shut
down to-day until after the holidays.
For the past month but two pots were
IN operation and these were broken on
account of a shortage in the supply of
gas. The management does not think
it worth while to set new pots until the
first of the year, and for this reason
Will close the factory.
John Long was given a preliminary
hearing yesterday before Mayor West
wood on the charge of shooting with
intent to kill. He waived an eXamina-
ton and was held to court in the sum
of $500. Eugene Carpenter went on his
bond and he was released.
Ed. McDermOtt of Pittsburg, is here
visiting his brother, Matt McDermOtt
and family.
Frank Lupton, of Mt. Pleasant, was
in town yesterday on business.
Dr. Furbay. of St Clairsville, was in
town yesterday calling on friends.
Last evening Miss Ella Schofield en-
tertained several couples of her friends
at her home on Walnut street in a very
pleasant manner Twelve couples
We're present. a number Of them being
from Wheeling. The evening was
spent at the divers social amusements,
dancing being the most prominent.
During the evening an excellent lunch
con was partaken Of
Luther Gibson was up in police court
Yesterday on the charge of highway
robbery. The Mayor gave him pre-
iminary hearing and bound him over
to court in the sum OF SI100. He is not
over y years of age and his crime this
time was stopping boylabout six years
old by the name of Jesse Hoover, on
Carlisle street Thursday night, and
taking fifteen cents from him.
s. G. Robinson has purchased the
gents furnishing stock Of Thomas Con-
owav and will continue business at
Conoway's old place.
CLAYTON Hoge and family, of Mt.
Pleasant. were in town yesterday call
ing on friends.
Henry Gordon, of Darlington, is visit
ing friends at hits place.
The entertainment given by the Ia
dies of the NJ. E. Church last evening
in the Hobensack rooms was well at
tended. The programme consisted OF
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-09
BBLLAIRE.

Mr.. John II. Campbell, while at his
work in the steel plant, yesterday, at z
D. m. lifted a cap off a mold filled with
steel which had not sufficiently cooled
Ii splashed over his left side and shoul-
der and back of his neck, making very
painful burns. DR.. J. p. West dressed
The burns and considers them not dan
gerous.
There was quite an excitement in the
Third ward, yesterday, caused by Mrs.
Joseph Lee. who left her husband babe
about a year ago, proceeding TO the
home of Mr.. James Lee, the child's
grandfather, and finding the child out
in the yard, pickle it up, took 1t into
Mrs. Lipperman's and washed 1t, and
then proceeded over the river. After
she hal left Mrs. Lipperman went to the
Lee house and told them. Then the ex-
cited grand parents got an officer and
went to Benwood, but failed to get the
child. Mr. James Lee had just been
playing with the child and had gone in
to the house when the mother came.
Later. the father Joseph Lee, went to
BenwOOd and brought the child home.
Mr.. Peregoy, father of Mrs. King, Of
the First ward. is suffering from the sec
Ond stroke of paralysis and is in very
precarious condition.
Mrs. DR.. VIM. Piper still fingers, low
and unconscious.
Rev. A. e. Johnson and wife, Of
Portsmouth, are at the bedside of Mrs.
JChnSons mother.
Miss Mary Jackson, aged Is, and Mrs.
Lulu Gibbs, aged IS, both Of the First
ward, died on Thursday afternoon, the
former from typhoid fever. and the lat
ter from pneumonia Both funerals oc-
Cured yesterday afternoon; interment at
Rose Hill cemetery.
Charles Deitenberg is home from Red
Key, Ind, and will spend the winter
here.
Gale Potts, who was arrested on the
charge Of assault and battery by his
wife, had his hearing Thursday and was
fined S25 and costs. The defendant gave
notice of an appeal
Officer John Strobe is under arrest,
charged with letting a prisoner free if
he would vote for Kirk.
Mr.. VIII Harris, the Globe hotel por-
ter, and Miss Minnie Wright were mar
ried Thursday evening at the parsonage
by Rev c. H. Coleman.
Mr.. Andrew Kern has secured the
contract of putting on a slate roof on
the large new church at Woodsfield
l.. ). Woodbridge, of Red Key. Ind.
was in the city yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-09
THE rINGKEE FARMING PLAN.

The fourth election of Mayor Hazen
3 Pingree. of Detroit. calls once more
70 mind the ~Piugree Potato Scheme
or municipal farming for the poor OF
the cities iuaugura,ed in Detroit two
wears ago Director j. w. Kjelgaard's
report upon the pas, years vacant-lot
farming accomplished at Long Island
Civ and it's ueiehborhood, under the
arsrices Of the New York Association
for Improving the Condition of the
Poor. states that rudimenJary as the
last twelvemonth's work was, the har-
vesang Of crops have already yielded
$1,000 worth Of produce, OF which So
GOO has been clear profit for the farm
ers "The average earning Of each
farmer" estimates the overseer, has
been about $50. while the average time
spent by each family in earning that
amount has been about ten days
An equally notable feature Of the re-
port is the added statement that all
who succeeded this year are anxious to
try it again next year, and at least 20
per cent. of the whole number wish to
get out of the city into the country to
live. 4 few Of them have already sue
ceeled i'm establishing themselves in the
country" If the vacaD,-lot farming in
large communities shall only induce the
poor dweuers Of overcrowded cities to
mira,e to- the rural districts, the new
relief scheme viii serve as an uneX-
pec-ed and potent factor in the solution
of the gravest problems Of municipal
care of the poor.
The inception eff the Pingree, or De
-roit. plan. was in the summer of 1894,
when Mayor Pingree became persuaded
chat The idle land Of Detroit, lying in
the immediate suburbs, might be turned
to the profit Of the unemployed. Of
this waste land there is estimated to be
az least 5000 acres i'm that city. The
proparty-owners and citizens of the
community responded promptly and
generously. Seeds were donated and
funds subscribed. Three thousand un-
employed families al once applied for
land. but only 945 families could be pro
vfdad. owing 20 the lajeness Of the sea
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-09
SENT UP FOR CONTEMPT.

San Francisco, November S.-United
States grand juror II. G. Summerhayes,
accused of having disclosed certain test
imony taken before the federal grand
Jury in the investigation OF the charges
of intimidation Of witnesses, subordina-
ton of perjury, etc, against the princi-
pals and witnesses in the Freeman
Westinghouse patent case, was found
guilty to-day of contempt Of court and
was sentenced by Judge Morrow to SIX
months in the county jail without the
alternative of a fine and was also Sc
yerelv reprimanded by the court
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-09
REPUBLICAN roLrrIcAL MORALITY.

Rrpr-rrTCaN porrvrCar. MORALITY.
r-. -,.-,-.s s.e,~.-.s ns-.r.,- tho
p.,.,.i,.,, .-4 n.-,.r,.., r,--.ss 30
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49,. -, So. ..-..,.,l h,.. .-l
"'' enc ' '.'''- p''' '''' ''.-
so-''- ...'o''7- '''' .'--.5 ,''''' ''.'''
GUS ana p'o-.'79-oi..i o'.'"p '--.'7'S'
BOSSES quay anu i--..' 90 A--le' ''"7.
'.1l ever p" '-e i'sp 1''''a- parry ''
'-'' .'5.-'-''' 7,.'' @
0'.'' '..7'.'' o- ,-'e i'.3 ''''''- parry 'S
seen 10 ,-e ll5a, OF p'.-,-'.l H''.'..-''
us '"' chicago chronicle points OUT
--'s country mas never seen q. one '-l7'
l-.s grouped together as nose when
maxi, -- rs.e-- fe,.r-,-,,s--. i-, tba-
party. These scandals are of all shades
ana degrees. ranging trom Che merely
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-09
$3.50 FAGH.

The above are mere items from
hundreds of stylish Jackets and
Coats represented from best manu-
facturers. Not a fashionable cut or
cloth on the 1895 season LIST, but
you'll find here in perfection. Smooth
and Rough; short, medium and long;
skeleton lined, or lined throughout
with plain or fancy novelty and plaid
silks---COATS. JACKETS and CAPES
for every taste from medium to most
ultra in style.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-09
STATIONS n6 Sap s g51
CONVICT LABOR 10 LEI

Sealed bids will be received M The So.
Virginia Pcniteuuary AZ MOuuistI. .
Va, until twelve o'clock meridian .r .
4th day of December 1896. FOR th, ..r
one hundred and fifty male COW
q period not exceeding five years ir-n .
4th day of December. 1850.
J. Each bid must Doe aCcompan..
a bond, with security 20 the sarsfl.
of the board, that the bidder W.l DI.
with tho terms Of his bid NJ IL is
and be sealed up and addrcsse' i4
wardenl endorsed bid FOR Labor
3 Each bid shall specify the arl' ...s
posed 10 be manufactured and M.
Der of square feet OF shop room which .
be required, and If steam f.H is
qured, the amount of pow.r " '". i'
per day they are willinr IJ jay lA-i..
and shall be unconditi
3. The price per dag Tor ei'h cow.
shall be specified. AMI n different p'
per day is stated for d.u,t'n, per'
each period and price must s"t
that one may be accepted ana '.e OBI
rejected.
/ If the person bidding desires i1 r
ufacture different classes of am
labor 10 be employed on each mus. ..
for separately.
s. Convicts viii labor nine hour %
Bv order Of the Board of DlreeL
nO9oawt NJ. Van FELL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-09
w. VA. POSTAL AFFAIRs.

Special 70 the REGISTER.
Washington, November Sc. ii.
Board was to-day appointed postmaster
at Louther, Jackson county, w. Va
vice Miles Board. resigned. A commits
sion was issued to-day to Jason A. Prl-
vett as postmaster at Castle, W Va.
The pOstoffice at Rosewood, mineral
county. w. Va, has been discontinued.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-09
GENTLEAIIfN
BUSINESS CHANCE

INCREASE YOUR INCOME
full speculation by mail thfyD-'
sible firm Of large eNperl,--.....
success. WIN send you paI.i.
showing how a small amoSt-.,-
can be easily multiplie1 ut
speculation in grain. hltliiff'.-
erences. Opportunities eAc--t,'-
SON & co. Bankers aud BROKE
ha Building, Chicago.
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS WANTED TO COLLECT OR
ders for the new easy walking apparatus
Fatigue Preventer' or "Never-g et-tired.'
Send 81 10 for agents sample. KiR PA-
Wis, llOj Boyce Bldg, Chicago. nolUq
AcENTS-A SNAP. $500 WEEKLY.
& O. o yearly No experience required; fail
IRE impossible A new scheme; partlcu-
lars free. Address :. S. WARE CO, Box
j3OS. Boston, Mass. oc3lMon. Wed,tu