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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-09
WAS ALMOST Blind
Littlo Girl had to be Kept In n Dark
Room. Could not SEQ to Feed
Herself. Remedies and Doctors
All Failed. Cured in Ono
Week by CUTICUFA.

Ny little girl had very sore eyes. tried
everything, but nothing did any good. took
her to doctor In Atlanta, who treated her for
year, but she kept getting worse. brought
her home; was almost out OF heart; Just felt
sure she would go blind. An old lady told me
10 try CUTiCuHA REMEDIES. had no faith In
them. ~ had tried everything. commenced
on Saturday AMI before the next Saturday her
eyes wcro sound and well rs any child's. She
WIS aimoh blind and had been kent IN a dark
room for more than ycar. could not eco TO feed
herself; and they have never been rs yet tho
least particle sOro or even looked rod from that
day until this. and It will be three years the first
Of May. They certainly cured her, and think
they arc the greatest remedies ont. only used
llhlf box OF CuTlCuRA, one cake Of CUrIcuHA
SOAR. and one bottle Of CUTICURA REsOLvESr;
so you sec what wonders they did for my little
gill. have read Of all Of these most wonderful
cases, hut never before thought that they might
bc trupj but | know this TO DO the positive
truth. MHs. FANNIE GARwOOl),
Canton, Ga.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-09

THERE is good reason for tho popu.
larity OF Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
Davis & Buzard, OF West Monterey,
Clarion Co.. Pa, says: at has cured
people that our physicians could do
nothing for. We persuaded them to
try n bottle OF Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy and they now recommend it
with the rest OF u.s." 25 and 80 cent
bottles for sale BY Chns. r. Goethe. Will
W. Irwin, John Kari, WIN. L. Will
Jams, C. Menkemcller, VIM. II. Hague,
II. c. Stewart, A. E. Schcele, J. Cole
man, C. Schuepi, VIM. Menkemeller,
Wheeling. W. Va; Bowie & Co.. Bridge.
port; b. F. Peabody & Son. Benwood.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-09

ALBANY. Jan. S.-Three moro bodies
were found in the ruins OF the Delayan
house to-day. Two we're upon the re-
mains Of an iron bedstead and tho third
about ten feot north OF the ovens. The
indications arc that several other
corpses are about to DO unearthed.
There 10 nothing about any OF tho
corpses to identity them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-09
PERSONAL POINTS.

Miss Katharine Drexel, tho Philadel.
phia bankers daughter, will make her
final VOWS at the convent OF the blessed
Sacrament near Torrcsdale, Pa, next
Wednesday, and thereafter she will un.
dorgo the rigorous seli.denial OF tho
order. She will DO known as Mother
Katharine. Miss Drcxel's income is es.
timated TO be nearly $500, 900 n year, and
it will remain under her personal con.
troll. Tho convent ut Torresdale was
built with her money, and she becomes
it's mother superior.
Tho English author ZanGwill is man
OF rather striking personality with his
curly hair, dark face. large nose and
extensive mouth. IIo is stoop.shoul.
dercd and specialized, somewhat sham
bling in his gait, aud he goes about
with his ovcrcoat pockets stuffed full
OF manuscript, proof-sheets and press
clippings.
The First Congregational church. OF
Terro uaute, Ind, which celebrated its
Sixteenth anniversary tho other day, ia
the oldest Congregational church in In
diana Henry Ward Bcccher con.
Quoted n revival in it in 1912, while ho
was pastor in Indianapolis.
Governor Morton, OF New York, is do.
termincd 10 have somo time TO himself,
go that ono OF his now rulns is that all
persons will DO shut out OF tho axccu.
tive chamber at Albany from 10 o'clock
until | p. III. daily.
At recent sale at Christio's in Lon.
don sheet OF pen drawings by Michael
Angelo was discovered thrown in with
n lot OF unimportant drawings, and
brought $1,000.
Julian Tonnyson. grand nophow OF
tho lato Lord Ionnyson, rcaidcs in Long
Island City, whore ho ia cultivating his
voice. lno baritone, under tuition Of n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-09

Take equal quantities Of cabbage
shaved fine, and celery cut in small
pieces. Let stand in water to freshen.-
Cream dressing. One egg slightly
beaten; five teaspooniuls melted butter
two Of sugar; one each Of salt and mus
tard; three-quarters cup thin cream.
Heat over boiling water. add slowly 4
quarter cup OF vinegar. stirring con,
stant!y until thick and creamy. Use
such part as tho quantity Of salad 70.
quires. This dressing will keep well.
lCopuightodl
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All Free.

Those who have used Dr.. Kings New
Discovery know its value, and those
who have not have now the opportu-
nifty to try it free. Call on tho adyer-
tiscd druggist and get a trial bottle free.
send your name and address to Ii. Z.
Bncklcn & Co, Chicago, aud get sam.
pie box OF DR.. Kings New Life Pills
free, as we'll as copy Of Guide to Health
and Household Instructor, free. All OF
which is guaranteed to do you good and
cost you nothing. Logan Drug Co.'s
drug store.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-09

Aro loS easily removed than distractions Of
the bowels are by lIostc,teFs Stomach Dlt,cn..
infinitely more cCoctual than violent purvn.
ives mud which ncyor gripcs. conrulses md
wcnIenS ~ they do, The fllttcrs also removes
ii'nlnrin nnn rheumatic complnin,y, bIllnusnc,,
m ,i headache ncrvousncSsnnd dyspepsia. Give
best aud most cUiu!lctU results. W.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-09
Speaker Edwards and President
Morley.

Speaker Edwards and President
Morley.
Tho choice OF Hon. W. S. Edwards. OF
kanawha county, for speaker OF the
house OF delegates, by the Republican
caucus, was the outcome OF spirited
but friendly contest between the several
candidates. Without detracting from
the merits OF any Of the gentlemen who
uspired to tho honor, it can DO said that
no mistake has been made.
Mr.. Edwards is peculiarly fitted for
tho position, and his administration,
the ISrELLIGESCEE predicts, will no. DO
disappointing. He is an active man,
well equipped for n presiding officer,
and his choice insurcs a prompt dis
patch oil the business OF the house, as
well as tho exercise OF discretion in the
makeup OF the various committees.
1t is pleasant to DO able to say that
the Same high estimate could have boon
written OF any oil the defeated candi-
dates, all of whom were mon OF ability
and some OF them OF wide experience.
The Republicans may congratulate
thamselve, that the contest for the pc.
sition ended in tho same friendly spirit
with which it began.
The choice OF Senator W. G. Morley.
OF Preston, TO be president OF tho senate
was another happy selection. Senator
Worlcy'a long experience in the senate
especially fits him for the position.
His election will be applaudcd BY tho
RepubIicans Of tho state.
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MONEY no LOAN.
FOR RENT.

No. 400 Chapline street. $ rooms
No. Is Fifteenth street brick dwclli7s.
No. 10 Fourteeoth street, seven .o5=g {.
bath.
No. 10 Fourteenth street, seven rOo=s L,
bath.
No $3.50 Eoff street. dve-rooned hrics.
No. S1le Jacob street. four rooms
J No. ll0i McColloch street. four rcozI
No. lUis Main street. second and thiit toa1
No. $40 McColloch street, four root1I
Store building Nos lil2 and lili Main ST..
VIII improve 70 suit tenant
No. l5se Main street, three-sto!y bGiiI--
Storeroom and dwelling, corner Fos.S<;e
and McColloch streets.
No. 81 Ohio sheet, five rooms. frame
No. ll@7 Alley IL, three rooms. frSno
No. lll6 McColloch street, three roonI Sd
Nc. 60 Ohio street, :hree TooEs, ssU
No. 2tl7 Alley B, two rooms, 500.
No. 10 South Elm street, five rooulS Sci
No. $40 Main street. fourteen rooms, rloir;
No. S50i Woods street, six rooms. brick. S.N
No. KS Zane street. second aoos. ST.
No. 3l23 McColloch street. twoSioTy trI=i
No. l.ia7 McColloch street. brick. Sll VI
No. 6l9 Main street. brick dwelling.
No. 902 Chaplinc street iyeroom% SSN
No. 1906 Market stneet. Office roonI
No. III Thirtv.third street. iTe roa'rs, SD
Store rootnsoE South, st,eet. 10 Hel:1. 10
eTnacle building.
No. e7S3 Wood street. FIVE rooms.
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BREAKFAsr.-Potato cakea. Omelet.
Baking-powder biscuit. Maple syrup.
Ginger snaps. Apples. Coffee.
DISSEH-Ronst lamb. Apply jelly.
Celery and cabbage salad. Tomatoes.
Mashed potatoes. White bread.
Pumpkin pie. Cheese.
SurrER-Cold meat. Apple sauce. Corn
griddle cake,. Waters. Tea.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-09

Written 6r nc m'o,igenCer.
Tho piniOHs fierce on which the eagle springs
To war with whlrlwinds In their hcailonr
way
arc no way gEandcr than tho painted wings
~ ilieS thnt snil the sunny summer tlnr
frtsn0, California. llu MAXWELL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-09

PANS, Jan. Sat tho opening Of the
new session OF the chamber Of deputies
to-day NJ. Henri Brisson was reelected
president OF the chamber.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-09
DAILY HINTS TO HOUSEKEEPERS.
THURSDAY. Jan. 10,

FaS,en your soul on high. that constantly
The smile OF your heroic cheer may tloat
Above the floods OF earthly agonIes.
MNs RrnNSISG
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-09
CUTICURA WORKS WONDERS

CuTlcunA REsOtvEST, tho now blood and
akin purifier and greatest OF humor remedies,
Glcanscs tho blood OF all impurities and poison.
0nS elements. md thus removes the cause, whi,o
CUTlCUnA, the great skin cure. and CuTICuRk
SOAR, an exquisite akin bcautiilcr, clear tho
skin aud scalp, anil restore tho hair Thus tho
CuTiCuRA RENEDiIs cure Gvcry species Of itch.
inE, burning, scaly, pinply, and 'bl0tchy skin,
scalp, and blood diseases, from pimpcs 10
scrOfula.
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Chr 5ntellisenrrr
WHEELING. JANUARY o. 1905.
REPUBLICAN, CITY TICKET.

THE Daily lntciliScncer will b" sent
from now until March for ono dollar. IL
you want to keep posted on the doings of
the Legislature send In your dollar at once.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
SIoCklloLDERS' MEETING,
TOCKIIoLDERS' MEETING,

Inc annual meeting Of the E,oclhnld,,, "a,
INC Riverside lion Works will hc held az m, y,
once OF tho Company No, IS0I Main So ,n'
wheeling. ". Va, on Wednesday, JSn,,nTy re- ~.
ls,3 a. 7:SO y, NJ, Tor the election OF dIrec,o,,
nmu ,ne iahsaclop oi my other business th,;
jn9.w "'''' ''"'' scn,.,
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-02-14
Ter Stretf II, gsrppflnn.

8root1Dn, y. g., 6. Gebr. Der
bieiige Ratb Der Mlbermen nabm in
elmer am Montag Ma@mittag abgebalz
tener Sikrng bic BON ben 8ertretern
Der ftreitenben Motorleute unb Con-
butteure eingtrei@te Reiolution an,
ibur9 tpel@e bic ben 8rootlDner Stroll
Observation-Disclosures betpiQigten Greiz
briefe unb 8orre4te riidgdngtg ge=
ma4t tperben ion. 3ebn @ttmz
men tparen fir unb 8 geger. bic Reio=
lutipn abgegeberr tporben. Der 8orz
iiBer bate NIT Mein seftimmt. Giner
Der MDbermen iaste, tbus 8erfubren
bes @atbes lei ni4t geiebli@, inbtm Ct
lbebauptete, baB bic Mlbermen ni4t
bas Me@t bdtten, bic ben Babnen bez
iptnigten @orre4te gu tptberruftn.
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Rur eine 96ujmunA.

Gbicago, 5. Gebr. Gin buntler
@egenitanb, tpel@er nabtau bic Gorm
eints S4iFsrllmpfs bate unb ii@ in
Der @egerb ber Miinbung bes @aluz
met GluHts einise' Metltn entftrnt
bonn Seeufer befanb, beranlabt gez
itern biele 2eute gu benz @laa1ben, uaB
bic tiir3lt4 berf4tpunbene bermutblt4
nit damn unb Ma11s untergegange1e
vgbicoru" plDbli9 in unferer ndditen
NGbe aufgetau4t lei unb einise punt<
te, tpel@e ii4 auf benz bermetntli@en
@4tF urb ben bena4barten @isfelz
bern betpegten, tpuroen fir bic Mannz
i4aft aneefsben. Mebrere S@leppz
bampfer tpurben a,1sge1anbt, um bas
@dtb1el au 10fer. Mtt Miibe arbettez
ten fi& S:sfelben tbur4 bic @ismaife n,
um bann bic @ntbed1ln9 gu MAIDEN,
bab bas bermeintli4e S@iF aus emz
porge19obsnem @iie beitanb, nel9es
allerbtngs cine GENTLE Mebnli@teit NIT
einem S4ifst0rper bate unb bic auf
bemfelben ft4 betpe9enben puntte M0z
BET, tparen, tpel4e bubonf logen, als
man lie als S@tHbru@tse retter uollz
te.
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@Iad in l:nalad.

@lprta, g., 9. 6eb. Der 9et3z
apparat in benz neuer1 S4ulgebdube
i'm peitli@en Stabttbetle erplobtrte
indbrenb ber Mittagspauie nit bon@
nerdbnlidem Settle. Dte n0rbli@e
Manb bes 9auptgbGllbs tpuroe gang
lt@ 11a@ @luben gef@leubert. Das in
Golge Der @rplofton entitanbene SGeuer
purbe crit gel0f@t, nadbbem es Be-
trG4tli@en S4aben angerihtet bate.
Mdre bic @rploitom cine 0tertelitunbe
fpdter erfolgt qpo 200 @9ultinber
IN benz @ebGllbe gepeien tpGren, 10
murbe obne 3petfel elm GROCER @erz
luit an Menf@enleben gu betlagen gez
tpefen fein. Der am @ebdube angez
ri@tete S@aben betrdgt $1,000.
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hitsaiTer 1T. @erinser als in ben
friberen Sabren mar Die Sterbli@s
lett iwfolse Don ~Gerebroipinals unb
bon Malariaftber. Die 9latteru
traten i'm Sabre 1894 auberbalb bes
@eetiftensD itritts in IS Orten auf,
mo lie q Optr forberten. Sn Netp
Oort urub ieinsr uurnittelbaren l1m<
gebun8 tameu 281 1obesfdqe an ben
8lattern Dor. Mm gnbe bes Sabres
tparen teine grtranturssz ober 9pbesz
fGne an ben 8lattern ntebr al peraei@s
men. DN Grippe eraKirte tpieber
bier Monute lang unb bra4tt 5000
perionen ben Sob, seseR 5000 bis
5000 in porbersebenben Sabren. Die
,3abl Der 9obesfdue ON Der Musaebz
rlr,g mar i'm Qaufe bes Sabres 13 :
600, mas ,lnsefdbr Die getpSbnli4e
Dur9f4nittsaabl mar.
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Die Groe bebte.

q . m, 5. Gebr. Mm Sonntag
tuurben in Y(acentia, port Mauri3u,
9apta urb @emla i4ma@e @rberf@iitz
terunsen berfpirt.
Daraca, Mer., 6. Gebr. Die
grbft0be, tpelhe i'm @ebiete bon 9urz
tepec IN bieiem Staate felt ben lebten
bier @o@er fuft tdgli9 %porgetommen
fino, farsen an bdufger urb beftiger
gu tperben. SAT- iebes @ebdube in
Turtepec liegt in 3riimmern unb Der
an9ert@tete S@aben belduft ii@ auf
btele 8aufentbe bon Dollars. Das Sc
bet 1T febr bergig unb ber Rrater Ell
nes erloi4ener Wultans IN ber Ndbe
Der @tabt it1Bt &all4 aus, mas baz
ra4f 9inbeutet, baB bic Grbit0be bur@
eintn gu ertpartenben blltanif4en
Musbru9 beruriu4t nerben.
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sru<ute gbrttteupertotaunaen

2onbon, 9. Gkbr. Cine Dtptz
l4e Der Central Stems" aus Ron=
fantinopel mrbet, baB bic @reuel, bic
in Mrmenien f~tattfanben, iih in ST.
bon, 8ebrut unb Damascus pieotrz
boltn. Die Gbriiten in Damastus
befir@ten, baB ii4 6as MaTatre bon
1860 nieberbolen pirb, BEL benz 9auz
ienbe BON @briiten ermoroet tpurben.
Berlin, 8. Gebr. Der ct. pez
tersbur9er Rorrefpombent bes .2otalz
Mn3eisers" bsri@tet, bab bic 9irttn
IN 9rebi3onb am S@mar3en Meere
ii@ perf4poren batten, in elmer Be-
fttmmten Na4t ale Gbrtften in Der
Stdbt gu ermorbtn, bab aber ber BE-
feblsbaber ber tiirtif@en @arnifon
bapon b0rte urb bas Mafatre Derz
ettelte.
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Wabri0etnlt@ ermoroet.

Denber. COL. 8. Gtbr. Cine
unterfu4un9 her 2et4e bes pattnts
meetointdnbltrs Dr. a.. 8. 8otpers,
tpel&e 9eftern Morg.n ua4bem Elm
i'm 2dben bes Doctors ausgebro&<nss
IGeuer 9el0i@t tporben mar, In fat
b61ig berbranntem 3uitanbe auf9ts
funber. tpurbe, bat trgeben, bab Ser
S@dbel bes llnslidli9erp gGusli&
oerf4mettert mar. Dieter lmftanb
rnadht es CUR @etpiBbeit, bab Der Dot
tor ermorbet u,,b bana fem 2aben in
BraHb 9eftedt tporben mar. Man per=
mutbet, bab gtnbre4er bic Weriber
Der beibtn @erbre@en getptfen iino.
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paris. 5. Gebr. 9earp Ro4efort,
ber Rebaettur bts rSSntranfigeant1.
iptlder ieit benz Sabre 1889 in ber
Nerbdrral1,9 9eltbt fat 1T in fplge
ber in lbter Mo4e getpdbrten Mnr,ez
tie am Sonnta9 bierber 3uriidsetebrt.
Das perfonal feiner 3eitun9 fubr ibm
bis na4 benz "a Meilen nSrbli4 BON
bier geleseneu Mmtens entseetn. mo-
Der 9eimtebrenbe aud bon elmer oroz
ben Woltsmest9e am 8ubnboft begribt
tpurbe. IS tDurben ber3lidt 9o4rufe
auf ibn ausgebru4t unb er belt cine
tur3e Mnfpra@e, obnt aus BEN 3u9e
az ftetgen. SSn paris tpobnte1t an
100000 Menf@tn Der ftiirmif@eu BE-
griBun9 bei.
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ater 8eamter.

2ittIe Mod, Mrd, 6. Gebr,
CHARLES Mpcoot, S@aBmetiter bea
Boone Gountp, Mrt., tpirb bermiBt u
man bef9ulbtgt tbn Der unteri4la=
9rrrg elmer Summe BON 5000 big
gegen $4,000. Mbcpot mar lungs
Sabre I'M Mmt. Ma@ feiner Wieber:
tpdbl i'm ptrgangenen September muir
be er BON Mastirten Iberfaqen uni
UNI $1,000 beraubt. St mar bor ei=
nigen Sagtn 9ter unb nollte bet be,
2egislatur bic Greigabe feiner 8ir;
gen, tptetpobl obne @rfolg, bur@ieben
Man glarbt. baB ct fia jebt uuf ben
Mege mad Mertco befnoet. ST iol
ungliidli@ ipetultrt baben.
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Das artbetl Ser Goronersjnru.

Milmautee, Mts., 9. Geb. Sic
@oronersiurp. pel@e bic l1nteriu@ung
Ibes 1nfales uuf ber &%inntdtnntd
MbemaezS ronepbubn an9eitelt bate,
bat einen Wabrfprud absegeben, baB
bic bret 9pfer beg l1nfanes bur4 bic
Gabrldfigteit bes Motormunres sSobn
". &enmbp gu tbrem 9obe getommen
feien. Die Surp empfabl Die Grid
tung bon S@uBgittern an ben 8riiden
unb bic Wertpenbl1ng BON log. r3eiti<
buleb Mugen" b1r4 bic @traBenbabn=
geielf9aften, bamtt bic Motorleute
segen bic Rdlte gd@iBt feien.
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Gin eeobrteteter 8etanater.

Mubrtb, 4. Gebr. Stbi Brii&a,
BET maurii9e @efanbte, tpel4er nit
Der Megierung iiber bic BON ben Mau=
rem gu aablenbs Rrtessent1@abiglng
fir ben Mngrif auf Meliqa berbanz
belt tpurbe, als ct fem 9otel berlieb,
I'm gu elmer Mubier3 BEL ber R0nigin
3u geben, BON General Grente3 nit
Der SCOUT ins @et@t gef4lagen. Mls
bic RDntgin bierpon erfubr, briidz
te lie @tbi 8rti4a ibr 8ebauern aug
unb fagte ihm, baB General Guenz
te3 berriidt lei. Die Mtniiter 1u4ten
Ipdter ben @eianbterr auf unb baten
UNI @er3eibung. Die @~ufregung 1T
groB.
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Grt1ob fd Dor ben, 3ptesel.

Miles Obio, z. Gebr. @orseftern
fte1te ii4 bic IN bieiisen tir@lt9en
Rreifen prominente Grau 2ouis
@abm Dor einen Spisgel unb f@ob
ii9 cine @ebolDertugel in ben Ropf.
Die Grau bitlt, ndbrtnb lie bic 3bat
beriibte, tbr tletnes Rinb i'm Mrme, ie<
bod blieb bteies uruDerlebt.
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Nubreu In oe,, 0luk.

M ilnautee, s.. Gebr. Gin
elettrH4er StraBenbabntpagen Der
@uHeQ Mperue unb 9plton<@ trabenz
0tnte ftiir3te geitern Morgen 8 IL
l1br an ber &tnnidinrtc Bride in ben
Stub, unb 3os bret Perionvn nit bin<
Elm in bic eiiigen 6lutber, mo lie eiuen
friben Sob fartben. M9t tpeitere
PaHagtere tpurhen aus Der Gar geret=
tet. 9te @etYbteten ft1tb Rinber1drt=
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aar Die 8abnaeftaf@aften.

8.roof1pn, q. g., 8. Teb. BUM
hes GommiTdr Morle CAB feline @ntz
f4etbung in ber Rlageia@e Der &egtez
rur,g gegert prdfibent Nprtor unb bic
Mtlanttc Mpe1nrle 8abn tpegen angebltz
@en Mibbrauas BON poittpagenf@tl=
bern ab. Die @nti@etburg fiel gu
@uniten Der Observation-Disclosures
aus.
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mratt{@en unb gonfularbisntt tpurbe
aufeenommen. Sin ENHANCEMENT Az
herfelben, ,pel9es $4,000 fir e.
ne Rabelnepbinburg 3pif&en ben Der,
Staaten urb 6atpaii forbert, CAB grs
Iab 3u lGngsrtr Debate. Ds Bin.
tptl9e "a 100000 fir Elm ,eres poft=
gebdube in gbiea9o betpiQiet, tpurbs
arl9eromrnen.
SIM 6 aufe fubr man fort NIT BE-
ratbung Der administrations : gous
rantbiq, tpel9e bic Mussabe bon $500,
100000 @plbbonbs our ginl1fune
hr 2egal 9enber unb S4abamtsnoz
ton forbert. Springer leste bic Mmenz
dement's Dor, tpel4e bas gomite fit
8anten unb papiergelb ausgearbeitet
9atte. Mn9enomn1e,1 1purbe has Mmerz
b.meat, bab bic Bombs mad oebn Sob
rem bon Der Megieruns, tpern es bic
Ter beliebt, eingst0it tperben t0nnen
unb bab lie in 80 Sabren fallis ftin
fonen.
Z. Jebruar.
ssn @enat 1purbe NIT @eratbung
Der Bill fir ben biplomatif@en unb
Goniularbienf forteefabren; bic Dis
cufton iiber bas Mmerbement, $780,
900 als erite Hate fir cine Rabelleiz
tung na@ 9onolulu gu betpiqiseu.
lam niht aur Grleoiaurla.
SIN 9auie tpurbe bic Mmtniz
itrations : Goura,t : Bin gu Sale &C.
bra9t, inbem bas 4aus iid
nit 1874 gesen ISL Stimmen tpeiserz
te, bic Bin 3ur britten 2eiung gu bez
f0rbern. Springtr's Mntrag
auf Wteberertpdgu,r9 lbtefer Mbftimz
mu1,s tpurbe aalf ben Slid selest. Gin
ENHANCEMENT bes Gploraboer populi=
item Sell, @olbz urb @ilberbonbs
aus3ugeben, tpurbt nit "a gegen 1O6
Stimmer pertpprfem.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-02-14

nertn Jrl. 9nt. q. Gblmann, 9odbter
bes Muiitbirttfors Der SFentli&en
S&uIen; Motormann SoRn 70. Ren.
nebp ,rib Gra1 Marie S@mtbtuna.
% 9eibt. bab bic llna@tiamtett bes
MotormanneS bas llnsliid perf&ul>
bete.
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5. + { + +.

Sm Senate nabm beute Der neue
republttani4e Senator Clarence ..
glart tpo1, MDomtny ietnen Sib Elm.
9ie 8epi1ltgungsbi1 fir ben ibtplp=
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-12-21
AsofHeR NINE DISASTER.
Thirty Men Enfombed by an Explosion
OF Fire Damp.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. 2o.--About
thirty men were entombed in one OF
the coal mines of the Dayton Coal Nine
this morning at z o'clock BY an explo-
soin of fire damp. There is not the
slightest hope that one OF the thirty
men is alive.
Reseuing parties have been working
all day like grim death trying to reach
them, but it is probable they viii be
several days forcing an opening
through the wall of the fallen roofing
which must be made safe as they pro-
ceed. The foul air quickly exhausts
the workers who are relieved by fresh
hands. The work viii continue day
and night till the bodies are recovered
At the mouths, hundreds of women
and children have gathered and the
picture of their grief aald despair is
heart rending Mothers e wringing
their hands, weeping daughters and
little children, sweet-hearts and gray
headed grand parents, all in the great
est distressfor they have been told that
there is no hope, is a spectacle from
Which one turns Sick at heart. As the
mine is ventilated by air shafts or pas
sages, the caying-in of the wall in the
entry cut off the draught and death is
certain to those within.