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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1895-01-16

Mrs Harriet E. Hough mother of Mr.
C. Mason Hough of this town, died at the
residence Of her son, ". W. Hough, in Ro-
anoke. Virginia, on the Sls, of December
aged "A years She was a consistent mem
Der of the Baptist Church. Her remains
were inferred in the Roanoke City Cemetery
Rev. L. G. Broughtou pastor Of Cavalry
Baptist Church, officiating. -Four sons and
a daughter survive the venerable mother.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1895-01-16

C. f. McKesson, Esq, will lecture in
Washington Hall in this place, on Friday
evening, January %. Subiect-"Siutul Sam
in Search of Wife" Admission % cts;
reserved seats 40 cents. Nh McKesson will
be remembered as the cultured lawyer of
Morgantou, \. c., who visited Charles Town
during the Fife meeting last year, and made
most favorable impression upon our people
and formed number of delightful acquaint-
ances. His lecture Is a humorous one, and
will doubtless prove highly entertaining
Shirt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1895-01-16
For Sale on Easy Terms.

&c Cuttings farm Oh smithheld Pike, p
miles from Charles Town. Apply to
EDMUND r. TAYLOR,
Dec. %. lS94-lt. Agent.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1895-01-16

Mr.. A. d Gets, Of the harness factory
has in use a new delivery wagon that IS as
pretty as a peacock.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1895-01-16
DR.. Miles Nervine
Cures.

DR.. Miles Nervine is sold on a positive
All druggists sell ii at 81, 6 bottles for 50, or
It will be sent, prepaid, on receipt OF price
by the DR.. Miles Medical Co., Eikhart, Ind.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1895-01-16

The Guy Bros. filed the opera house last
night, and everybody stayed till the finish,
and all went home satisfied. This company
never gave a bad performance, but this sea-
son eclipses all previous ones. The Guy
boys are, as usual up to date, and what they
do not know about getting up unique aud
crisp program in minstrelsy is scarcely
worth knowing. From the prelude to God
Save the Queen every number was good, and
most of them remarkably so. Nick Glynn,
a new man, brought down the house with
his song Chow Pleasant That Would Be. y
The baton exercise bv Smith. was something
new and taking, while the feats Of Bryan
and the Indian clubs were the best ever seen
here There is not a weak man in the COM
biuation, and the old gentleman Guy now
over his three score-and-ten years, seems as
proud as ever of his boys, who are certainly
the leading black-cork artists in this part
Of the ENTHUSIASTICALLY (N ~ Eagle
viii appear in Washington Hall Monday
night, January DIST.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1895-01-16

Independent Fire Company election jan
uary l, 1895: Captain, J. G. Holmes; lst
Lieut., A. Stump 2nd, D. Wageley; Srd,
c. J. Benuer; Treasurer, VIM. Anderson
Secretary, W. G. Earnshaw; Chief Engi-
neer, VI. ). Weller; Asst Engineers, c. w.
Cowley, Font Jenkins, Michael Kahn and
V. :. Weller; Firemen, J. Wageley, c. Al
bin, W. Anderson and d. E. Earnshaw
Chief Pipeman, A. K. Robertson Asst
Pipemen. S. Stickles. B. f. Dooley, Jas. w.
Carney, Brook Alder Charles Barritt, JOS.
Hunt and j. H Hooe Chief Hoseman, c.
II. Grim Asst Hosemen, c. Albin, John
Wageley and D. Wageley Investigating
Committee, c. II. Grim, VIM. Anderson and
I. NJ. Nicewarner Standing Committee, J.
W. Carney, B. f. Dooley aud w. G. Earn
shaw; Hall Keeper, c. Il. Grim.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1895-01-16
Right Arm ParaIyzed!
Saved from ST. Vitus Dance.

"Our daughter, Blanche, now if
teen years of age, had been terribly
afflicted with nervousness, and had
lost the entire use OF her right arm.
We feared St. Vitus dance, and tried
the best physicians, with no benefit.
She has taken three bottles of DR..
Miles Neryine and has gained 81
pounds. Her nervousness and symp-
toms of st. Vitus dance are entirely
gone, she attends school regularly,
and has recovered complete use or
her arm, her appetite is Splendid
MRS. Z. R.ByLLOCK, Brighton, n. Y.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1895-01-16

The newly elected officers Of the Citizens
Fire Company are President, 5. c. Farm
er Captain, J. W. Russell lst Lieut.. w.
II. Moore; 2nd, j. A. Engle; Recording
Secretary, VI. Nicewarner; Treasurer, w. l.
Gore Chaplain, II. P Owens Chief En-.
gineer, c. w. Weller; lst Asst, J. Easter
day 2ud Asst, f. /. Hamilton; 3rd Asst,
b. W. Eugle Chief Hoseman, H. G. Doc
lev; lst Asst, c. J. WhitmOre; 2nd Asst,
II. Hoof; Srd Asst, J. L. Brown; Chief
Nozzlemau, W. II. Moore Isl Asst, H. P.
Owens 2ud, W. H. Moler; 3rd, J. w.
Moore; Engine Keeper, II. Hoof
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1895-01-16

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Hiss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1895-01-16
We Tell You Again ::

II our Clothing is not better made and sold
for less money than you can buy the same
elsewhere, come back and get your money.
WM KAHN, sadler Block.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1895-01-16
THE
COLUMBIAN
Building and Loan Association.
OF RICHMOND, VA.
CHARLES-TOWN w. VA, BRANCH

Stock in the Columbian is just as safe as
Government Bonds and pays five times the
revenue. For an outlay of 20 cents a day u
viii accumulate in seven years fund of 81 900
amount actually invested, sos. The differ
ence being accumulated interest compounded
monthly.
Attention is directed to the paidup stock in
the Columbian. which is unequalled as TO profit,
security and equitability. For further infor-
nation call on
T. C. GREEN, Local Secretary.
It. P. LIPPITT, Local Agent.
E.B THAW, General Agent,
Parkersburg, West Virginia.
June 81, 1S94.-9m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1895-01-16
Strayed or Stolen

From nv farm large black barrow, probably
weighs 200 lbs, black all over except the tail,
which is white; large thoroughbred Bers-
shire boar and two shoats that weigh about 81
lbs. each. For fuller particulars apply TO
Oct "a, 1894. T. l.. WAObh.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1895-01-16
One-Third OFF Sale.

Do you know Why our business has increas-
ed continually, until from almost nothing IL
has become the largest Clothing Establishment
in this Valley?
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1895-01-16

Why we are willing to give you back your
money in case you can find anything you like
better than ours?
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1895-01-16

Mr.. Joseph Reiuhart, an aged and we'll
known resident of this county, died at his
home near Shepherdstown last Saturday
night, it is thought He lived alone in his
house about three miles from town, within
a short distance Of Capt. Lee II. Moler's.-
LAST Saturday night light was observed in
his window aud smoke was noticed coming
from the chimney Sunday morning Mr..
Lee Moler called across to Mr.. Reinhart,
but received no response and took 1t for
granted that he was away. Tuesday morn
ing some of the neighbors made the dis
covery that Mr.. Reinhart was dead. The
house was entered, where his body was found
living upon the floor He coat was oil and
one shoe united, and it was evident that he
had been preparing to retire when the fatal
attack came upon him. The oil in the lamp
had burned out entirely, showing that he
had not extinguished the flame. II Is gen.
erally believed that he died early Saturday
night. Mr.. Rciuhart was 65 years, months
and % days old. lie leaves wife, who mas
recently been living in Connecticut; and
two sons, Brock, who lives at Elkins, this
State, and Joseph B., of New York. Mr..
Reinhart was one Of the "forty-niners" who
left Shepherdstown during the gold fever,
aud he made the journey to California across
the plai~- "a horseback. He remained there
,-y-l4l ears, and accumulated some money.
At the breaking out of the civil war he re-
turned to the east and at once joined the
Confederate army. where he served with
bravery as a lieutenant in Company f, First
Virginia Cavalry. He was severely wound
ed at Culpeper. Two years afterward his
nephew, A. ?. Reinhart, captured Yankee
at Uniouyile who turned out to have been
the very fellow who shot Lieutenant Rein
hart.-Sbcpherlsto,ra Register.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1895-01-16

Why ours is now the busiest Clothing Store
here?
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-02-07

Oils Dilp aus Der 9epubtloIi9tei.
srpaats, ru6ts sr, in cine Osts ses
biiQt, auf isinem Eager. Gr bsfano
iid ALIEN in Dem Simmer. Mian bate
ben perItorbenen iungen @aroeoffiStsr
bereitS fortgebrott, uno audi Der
itlperperipunotte Da6tmeiiter mubts
in eth anosrss Simmer t%ransportirt
tpprosn iein. Iiefe Stiae berr1hte
rin9sum.
GrItaunt blitte UiQp I'm iit. Gr
entIann iid i'm sriten 4usenblid nitt
Der GreigniTe. Sine blsii6psrs Wats
tiateit lag ibm in ben 9lieoern, feline
0unosn brannten bsftissr btnn is. Gr
fa6 ale 8egeuit0noe ME i'm Rebel.
pl0bli6 fiel isin Bid auf sinen ilsis
nsn StrauB rot6sr uno psibsr RoIen,
peltsr aui Isirtm 8stt lag. Gr err
rDthete, uno bditig sriff feline ltnts
Sano mad ben ROien.
@er bate i'm ben buftsuosn 9rub
9sianot2
MmGlig lihtelsn iid bic Rsbsl.
ihleier, pelds feline Sssls umbiinten.
Die itldrts 0citllt Wasoas tautte
in lieblifer Sdon5sit aus benz Rebel
berppr -
Seine anotr,, az lie, tonnts i'm
ben glumsuItrluB sebraAt ba5en.
Riemano iprt fannie bier isinen pabs
rem Hdmsr, Itintn tpabren Stdno.
Gr oriidte bic Roien an bic 2ippsn.
Sic bait. i'm nitt psrgeIsn!
Gbsr mas bali es2 Sic mar ia bod
fir i'm auf INNER perlorsn, iie mar
bic 9rdut zines unoersu Wanrss ges
peien, ben its qeliebt. Sbu lisbte lie
ritt mebr, sr tonnte ibr u nod Elm
areuno isin, Dem lie mitlsioig gum
3roit einen StrauB ~blibenoer Roien
auf bas ShmsrSsnslaQsr lsat..
Eprtiebuna fplat.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-02-07

Ir u q. getf's Ntrptns une stttrn.Sttanelune
pire ~ptriduft inter pSfftp atit %rirtsncr @drdntte.
unt pru duttrrIfrttn aetnitn, nm infer itrd6tt
@stdhtnif ,u fdrfen: SS~tirnftrd6t une RCrpsn-
Chradt, p%sriprsur Raurbdrttit GmphntIitiStt
tsit lrdumt. WdnaSI an 9trtrdulitiett, Rtrsrftat.
Wattiateit, gCrlut Ter 1raft ter asucrdtirru Sraaus
itewteSn 9dtlt6t ts, ptrurfatt turt uttrinftsn.
suna; iuatnelite 5ctler, pttr auttrstrstnittr IA.
bafattraub, 6pium cher 9iauSr. rae tdlt ~ lrhtfalt
Sdiptueiuht, 9rrfnniairiu MI Act iutrt. Der pldtl
Il riut Stdttl, 6 Jar s.; NIT atftritbtnsI @drdnti.
ven Stilura cher Btle ,urudetathtn, Vetn puttn,
2 prup. Elm d6trrs Witisl atatu 6ufsr 9rialtuua
Aftma, Srcu6ttis, 8rupp Grfidunastuhen pale.
~franfttit. Auatustm n netmtn. 8lttnts N'ataut.
atatbsn; altts so Gis PaaR, itsi Is ats.; altts SlD
Waas, i0et 50 Gts. 9aranti'n nur ptraussatt Sen
NpsttsfsT o. 8.Garttr. Ct. gisut p'inn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-02-07
An Sebbesbei m

Sn Sebbssbeim BET
Mannbeim tpuroe Der 81 Sabre aIts
Watler Widael Wsn3 bonn eissnen
Sobn i'm Streit erihlagen.
- gu Weibna4ten baben
srpei llntsrofficiere ibren 0dnt fir gu,
tes QUARTER pGbreno Der lsbten Mas
n0psr auf biibide @rt gum 4usbrud
eebratt. Sic iiberianoten ibrsm oa'
malisen saitfrsunoIiden Solins.r
Guartierasber, einem Sabritanten, ei,
men 17piiinoigen pumpernidel, einsn
peitfdliIdsn Sdint.n unb einen Grus
alien MiinIterldnoer 3ornidnaps. 60
oroB pis odmals bic 5reube Der beiben
llnterofiicisre iiber ibr portrefflides
Quarter, 10 srob mar isBt bic Sreuoe
oss Splinser 5abritdnten iibsr bic &c.
i6madoous 4nertennung feiner @ait'
ireunolihteit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-02-07
Bier arc6e 0rioIae.

Ia ter uptbrtnsiat Stttitnf erSesr ~. als taf
ate gn,uatn TIM aut m atsn i6ruttn. battn ~trlatnet
vtr Witttl Ciur pttnp atfae trlan8t. Or,
Rtna's Rtr ItssrrCs atptr Strintfutt, Suftn
une Gridltuna. itet 8laftt sarantiri. Glttrit
gittsrs, tns arpst Pittd fur stber, Ndatn. uni
WitrSn. gudltp's " rnied Salts, he ttfs In Ter
gptlt, une Ir. atns's ntut 2tttnspiqtn, HE ptrftit
dnt. @as titit Stilmiitti fnt aaranttrt. tat Ne a..
rate tas rrtittn nae ttdnfprudt rirt, uni TER
gtrfdufer eeNtu Rdmt tttrmtt In Vtrstntuua &C.
tratt ~, rirt Gut atrut ned Wttrtrts tarub,r
m ittsiltn. 9trtauft In %. 3. Sutn's apeitt't.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-02-07
~&e(&dfts= &arten,-
D: Q: NE!EE: 8tebar3t,

absr WeD snaIt & Rurpts's 9titaau, her pVfpfiet
aessnIbtr. @rabuirtsr bee ttsrarirtttunttsepl s8t
tn s bteasp. Der bette MrSt yur 0sbanoiune
Don yferoen, Niaootsb, e6afenste. nbrfltt
ron Winntapr Its. D.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-02-07

fransDII6en 9uIartn unO Sdssr Jpn
au Ssrtrstsn, bic franS0iiidsn Ss'
i4iibs i'm gu SerquetI4en orobten. osr
geoants an Masba uno bic Seimatf
psrlieb i6n tsinsn &.ssnblid. Gr bisli
Jpn aufrs9t. Sn ibm fano er Biz
Strait, 1if auf3urafien uno aus BEN
Gstiimmsl Der Sdladt iia in Elm ma
bss Geb0l3 gu idlsidsn, nm Der fran'
sDii1tsn Gefansenituft gu sntssben.
Gs par inn seslidt. Gr fi.l MIDI
in bic Sdnbs bes 5einoss. unp am
4benb bsrSdlaGt sslans IS inn aud,
TH ieinsm Rssimsnt piebsr angus
f9lisbsn, oas i'm bann in oas 2a5a'
retb 5u 9orss esianot bate.
Gr freute fih istnsr Wunosu 6,
bate isin 8lut oubingsSsbsH fir iein
9aterlurb uno fir lie.
llnb isst = jsst iouts aus6 psrses
bens isin2 Seine 2isbs, feline Soft
nuns, isin @Iaubsn2 SoIts Masou
bic Srtue Dergsfsn babsn, ioIte ia
ienen gum Ipbe rpunoen Wann liss
ben?.... lInmoglih, er tonnte MIDI
oaran slauben!
pa f4rsdts tbn Elm sntIsslifsr
S6rei aus isinsm iamer3lidsn Sins
men empor. Gr iprang auf. Del
S6rei fam aus benz gsgsniibsrIisssns
ben Simmer, Der Wuno zines Weibes
bate i9n ausgdtoBsn. Souts ss
Wagba s.rpsisu iein?
Or rib bic 16iir auT. Gin 2aSas
rstb9sbilTs fam aus benz ssssniibsrliez
asnbsn 3immsr, oefsn Sbiir melt Of
fen ftanS.
Or 1T tobt, Der arme S.rl!" rsf
Der 9dsarstbsebilfe. rSn ben a,men
'sinsr Wuttet uno 8raut s.itorbsrl"
Diup puBte nitt, mas sr that. Gr
elite in oas Gemad. Gin sriauitsrn,
Der anbIid bot ii6 i6m bar.
lleber ben iunssn Sfft5isr, Der nit
osbro6snsn Qugen uno fablsm 4ntlis
baIas, hattie ii9 bic GI.ere Dame se,
tporfsn, ben 1ootsn nit ben 4rmen
trampfbaft umldlingeno. Vebsn benz
Eager tniste Magod; lie bait. bic
6ano oss 5ootsn sriabt unb bsusts
ibr tbrdnenfsuatss Qntltb iibsr *, Bic
itarrs, talts Sdno nit SiiNsn beoez
dsno. prOfeTor GItorif ituno gu
6duptsn bss 2assrs ieines Sobnss,
bic 6Gnoe gsfaltst, oas 6aupt asientt.
Die S6rGnsn quoIen inn u~naui6orlid
aus ben itarr auf oas blaTs 2lntlib
oss 9poten seri6tsten Quesn unb
perlten nisosr in Den Bart.
Der S%bsritubsar3t legts bic Sano
auf bic S9ulter bss SiinItIers uno
iagts tisfbsrpst: r5afung, mein lie
Der, alter 5reuno. Gr itdrb ben 2oo
fir oas 9aterlanb!"
pa ridtste fid Der Batter smppr,
unb feline blausn Gugsn bitten itolS
unb frsuoig osrtldrt. Gr srbob bic
Sdnos gum SimmsI uno ipra5 mi.
letter tisfsr Stimms: Sd oante Dir,
msin Scft, bab Ou mir bic 9nahs ere
pieIen, bic augen meinss itsrbsuosn
Sobnes itlisbsn gu oiirfsn. Sd oan.s
Dir. oab Su Jpn bait in u~nisrsn 4rs
men itsr6sn Iafen. Gr lit 6inu6trse.
Gangen nit Dem Gub Der Wuttsr auf
ben 2ippen. Sb babe fein lsstss
frsuoises 0ddeln ssishen - ia bante
Dir. msin 9ott = i6 min niht tia
gen, osnn er mar tr:u Big in ben Soo,
0u pir't inn Die &rors oes stpisen
2ebsns geben!"
Der itol5e Mann tniete nieoer uno
oerburg isin Qntlis in bic 0'de, ptlds
bic iroiIden Rsite ieines Sobnss psrs
bitten.
WiQp btrmoats ii9 niht msbr aufs
reht gu srbulten. Gr mar Biz in bic
tieiIte 1isfs isines SsrSsns sri6ittsrt,
sr polts ii6 entiernen, er ~tpantte, sr
taumslts uno iant betpubtlos gu gos
ben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-02-07
GprtieBuns fol9t }
Sit cs ,n0alih!

10 hort man bic quite oeu tide Sousirau fra
aer, oaf man itoue AabicShen in nur IA
9aacu, ietuen Sulnt IN 20 Saaeu, iriibe
3luicbelu in 80 3a9en, berrlrde Gibien IN
as 5aacu uno prattUoles 9raut IN MIR 90
lu9en sicbeu lam? So. bieics III mb9lih,
ober urr oaru, mean Sts Soiser's Samen
iden. Serr SalSer ienoet portoirei 80 Ta'
dete trllber @emuie z ameu. 9snu9 fir cine
6amtlre, nab Gmpiang ponsl. &iinideu
SIc tribe HaoIesder.
Sui6netoeu sic bieis NotiS
uno ienoe Gle bleielbe al Sobn VI.
Sal,er Seeo 60, 50 Grolie, ySis.. mt 6 8.
IN S%rieimaltcn, oanu befommen Gle porto
irei elm Yrotepadet 14'Eua 6eitla uno
SalSer's ocutidcu &dtalog.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-02-07
Nu6leu'S Yltuiea zoIbe.

Die bette Salbs In Ter Dtlt fir etnittrunttn. AZ.
ita riuna 8utrlrt, Sai,nut, 5tttrrunttn. 5itt-
austn unt aas eautfttitr; Nt tttlt pefttr 5amerrtsi.
ten ettr itn 3atIuns p~trlanet. @aranttrt, has
ppltanttat 3ufrttttntttt atatttn rtrt, etr tds
gu puiauitn IN 20. 3. 6utn's apptttft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-02-07
Onsrt ,paS Der GOngre6
NIu, 8etban bat.

9aeurd wuree 6. 8. COOPER 9espuns
oeu. Yi.rpe Al 10 Gts. AZ beihla9eu. Dor
Serbuf uuo 8eitIasen su 30 Gents; apei
iilr IS Gents. Heue Glen 35 Gents cas
stsd, @orcerbuf uno Sioe @ei9bts 80
SCENTS. Gin Get fir 81 so, uno ale Nrter
Nhua. 8usen. uno Sussp' Nsbeit pie aud
1ioeu,eiu Shmieeeorbelt Su perh1ltriBz
masta 0erinssn 8re,ien su pcrritten: es
merbeu euh BON 25 bis so 8rpaent eripart.
que Wrbeit aarantirt. Seridumt ritt, bel
ms p%pr,ulpreden. penn ibr Grbelt tbnn
Iaiien pplt. Be9luiti9t ben Gelter IN ben
Erciieu. Ode bon 7. Nuenue nno /. StroBe
iitltt, benz Spernbauie 9c9erlber, Ct.
@loub, Wlnn. 4loa
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-02-17
ALL HoMEwARD BOUND.
Victor and Vanquished Start 1or
Z: Minnesota.


Special to the Globe
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-THE Visit
ing Minnesota statesmen of the Demo-
cra4ic persuasion are tonight on their
way back to Minnesota. Marshal
Campbell, after fixing up his accounts
10 his satisfaction, finally got away
last evening, and at 3 this afternoon
i National Committeeman Doran ana
Messrs. O'Connor and Lawler shook
the dust of the capitol from their teet
Senators Davis and Washburn prom
ised that the new marshal Will oe con-
firmed on Tuesday, and, in that event,
he will take possession of the office as
soon as he can file his bond. Congress
man Hall, in discussing the matter,
said:
"Of course, I had nothing to do with
The appointment of Mr.. O'Connor and
L am willing to leave it to the people
of Minnesota They are capable of
judging of it. have only to say that
it was made over my protest.
Congressman-elect Towne made his
first appearance at the capitol today
and lunched with Stephenson and
number of other Michigan members.
Mr. stephenson presented MIN 10 CAiI
Reed, who gave him a cordial recep-
ton. He will remain until the end of
the session.
Maj Baldwin today secured the
promise of the committee on rules
that the Altamonte proposition shall
be brought up under suspension of the
rules on Monday. This will require
two-thirds vote to pass the bill, but it
is the best that can be done, and to-
night the Altamonte people are more
than hustling, as are the members of
the opposition lobby under the direc-
ton of ex-Congressman Dunnell. If
the bill can be passed in the house,
Senator Washburn will take care of 1t
in the senate
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-02-17

And still the inventors and mechani-
clans are unsatisfed. The seemingly
perfect Mergenthaler machine is be-
ing steadily improved. There is no
ticeable difference between the first
batch of machines put into a news
paper office in st. Paul and the Sec
ond. Surprisingly improved are the
GLOBE machines over all the others
so much so, in fact, that a photo
graph of the earlier product of the
factory could not be used to give
an adequate idea of the triumphs
of inventive genius and mechanical
skill on which the type was set for
this issue.
Gone forever is the time when a
typesetter had to put in the after
noon distributing type, in order that
he might set it up again at night. I'm
der the old system there were
weary hours of preparation for the
call of time when work began on
the putting together of the news for
tomorrow's issue. There were enaer-
days telegraphic reports, that no
editor or foreman could foresee; and
consequently rush of matter to be
set that often delayed the issue of
the paper. Today the operator sits
down to his machine with an illim-
liable supply of sorts ready to the
touch of his finger-the night editor
and the foreman rest easy in the
confidence that they are masters of
the situation.
Highest and latest developments
of the patentees and manufacturers
are the ten machines by which this
paper is now set up. They represent
not only a vast expenditure of time,
energy and money, but they also
contain within themselves possibil-
tiles in the matter of type-setting
that were undreamed of even by en-
thusiaStic inventors a few years ago.
The Fraser composing machine, one
of the first, if not the first ever sue
ceSSfully operated, in the hands of a
skillful operator would do rapid
work, and was considered a wonder
full piece of mechanism in it's day.
But it was lacking in many of the es-
sential points that distinguish the
Mergenthaler machine, because of
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rency when he had already negotiated

rency when he had already negotiated
S5ntracts which discredited silver.
I, Mr. Hill replied to Wolcott in another
plea for his resolution. In closing he
declared himself an earnest bimetallist
and hoped to see the restoration of sill
Yer succeed. He was requested to read
an Associated Press item just received
from Berlin announcing that action had
been taken looking towards the reha-
bilitation of silver.
TELLER'S ROAST.
Mr.. Teller COD. arraigned the pres
ident in severe terms. He character
lied the recent bond transaction as a
most monstrous fraud. During the
long years he had been a student OF
the affairs of this country there had
never been a time when opportunity
was offered for the public to charge
dishonesty in a financial transaction
by the government. 1t was idle for
senator's to say that this was the best
the president could do. With bonds
less desirable selling on the market at
10, it was futile to say that a better
price than 1041a could not be obtained.
1t was impossible to characterize 100
strongly a transaction which placed
the credit of the best government OF
the world per cent below that OF
Egypt.
Mr.. Teller bitterly arraigned the
administration in it's dealing with ior-
eign bankers The price paid for these
bonds showed that the bankers had
pledge that they would be paid in gold
And yet this administration gave the
banking syndicate a bonus of one per
cent to take the bonds.
"There will be a breaking down ana
a breaking up in this condition OF
things declared Mr.. Teller, impress
lively, land when that comes silver
will have it's inning
Mr.. Villas gave notice that on Moi
day he would address the senate on
the financial situation. The consider
alton of the agricultural bill was then
resumed.
The committee amendment for an IN
spection of live cattle, the meat OF
which fresh, salted, canned, packed
etc, is to be exported, was agreed 10.
The agricultural bill was laid ASIDE
without final action and the senate at
$50 went into executive session, a1ter
!. which it adjourned.