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Decorah-posten., 1895-09-24
Land !
Chippewa og Rice Counties, Wis.,.
og Lac Qui Parle County, MINI.

gt bar foigt til Here SuuSrsos Gan1iIier
fra Soma, SuiHois, TinHsiota, gliai9an,
Giseaaiin % g%sanipluunia Of BET Bulge %
iruetbare 2auo / ooennpnnte Counter.
Bort GtcoIano , Chippewa os grtts
Counter paa Gyuno at bets sooe SorObuno
ps hsISlae g~sItsasuteo, iumt De itore Wars
tsosslaeisr ! bets ptRrbeo ttIorasst fig auC
2aueisserss GymGriiombso. Get er tepog'
ct mso 9smmer, Der er barb mango Gauss
bpao man bsialer for 2auost. gtoosr Ug
oabue StrGtniuser fabes her % Der, lt9e'
fem Der er talrige GIueorae. 2anoet er be-
Iigsenee fra / til 2 giI ira SerubaHer %
Snsr. Gpot Narteo for Eemmer % 8ari
GnsmpIsiompanierne ppIJeber 9smmeret
o. betuIsr fra S. til 50 pr. 1000 Sob. Bari
bsiaIes meo $3.50 pr. goro. GoSe 8eie o.
eioler. 8oSt 3rifispanb / ri9eIig RRnsoe.
Ser er slnIesHiH3 I'll at tlene Gsusc Os fam
iipis fua fig ct sUot SIem. gilt rcrt $3.50
2auo er M ioIst, men ri bar mango tuiiHos
Geres til fro s. til S. pr. aers.
grGrielaHbet / Sae aui Yarle 60. sr
rigt og teioiai ~bsiIQgeHee / tore norIe
Gefttementer meo Sfoier 90 airfcr.
4riierne sr lnUs % 8e!mgelierue goos. Sar
psiaa o%poprfeSe Sarue al iGlse. Styiu
eitsr 9apHe paa osm, iCm bGrtlgbi gano al
%. Barter % n9rmere Gp!DsHIuser ieH3es
pan GorlaHsenoe.
e. FL. HOBE,
204 Z. 9Th st. St Paul, Mimi.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-24
Spocrnes ~StBaarsoas.

Tls5 sotrsbsaus EnsSos ben 1Ses
Ssptsmtsr enote 5soeru.s Gar $685.,
"a gar 5656 ~bs8snSts. Saa lanss sr
bet iigIse osrss, liosrssuius. iibsn Ssrs
Ten blso ita5t. Rgaarsoa9 sr iur ale
3posr en- for Set, tuab :n;sa De b.
rsr til be 'ortbuocgs@ s4er De -Iibes
rals," ,Ier be CT "8siprmipeer.~ "a
iamIer be fig ! fine spna8CSer euer
GemSler. us GutaIet al benz, Tom uoes
bIiosr, er life fort. H9oarsoas o9
zen iture Gcriruirssisit, ium iuotrRi'
Ter 10 Gage sftsr, brinser glinSer ON
Gzorsnss Tru o3 anmps iii sthuert
igott Gus os ale isoiIts Sisrter.
Soften inbleoes peo at bIais i 6urn.
2st miuSer ON 9ebUoas Rebitisuius
paa Sinai, ba ban gap 5srasI 9oocn.
IA bIsu Der bIait i Sdoiar - bet BE-.
6raiits Iapn for ct guttsborn, Der brus
gss iom muitatIt Snitrum.nt. Senere
bleu Sprnst ejOrt al Nstal liseiom
bore Dorm, raar ri opbpsssr reo
Srrnmuiit. Bort Orb gprnet bstpbsr
10 ss.ntIis ct Tibet Sorn. Surnet miu'
Der ON Su,ten, iom al Itrabam tlep
oiret for Stat paa Woria gierg.
SpmbolF betegnsr bets Toner, at Cub
er aunge poer Nenneitsns, os at Fan
oil r9tte beres Esmrr.iomteo, mar
ban giusr benz i'm 2op. 3aa Sen ans
BEN Sioe sr Sornsts Suner ct einos
biQeo. Saa Spnoerens gen, mar ban
nnsrer fine pnoe geie ps ~auraaber Sub
ON G~crIaoelie, lppsnoe at osnoe ON.
Sfglse Rabbinernss 24re iiooer Cub
boer Rpaarsoas paa 9ommeriaoet 90
uooslsr cnot os goot til GtsnnsItene
GAN bar iurau fig to g%npirruasr, ben
enc inbebo!benoe garnsne paa BEN,
ipm Ital be i Qarsts 2eb, ben anoen
gfarnene pna benz, iom ital lsos. 8aa
Npaarsoas beitemmsr ban, ON SIP
eler Gsb. RisoOm sIsr SnttisoOm,
Tsrte eqer Sperfoo Of Resu, aris
eIer Greo itaI %ttlialoe WenneIteue / BET
Gar, iom p~prinoer. gteo 8uttetpr-
nets 9oner uplsitsr ba Solicit 1T Sierte
/ Sgr ON, at ban maa pare naaoi9 %
life laoe ben itrense Get ranbe. eas
tan Tiger at binore, at Sprnst ltal bIR.
ies siter 8itualet, ps Der sr pisie
gsnnsr ON, at Cub maa iorebp8se, at
ban ital naa fin Ssniist.
Galmuo flyer, at @er0sn bleo itabt
paa Scitaarten, Us 9pacrsons inbials
Der oerior i September. Sra 9erbcns
Gtnbelie til noSunseu al sGsppten,
par Der ifplse Rubbiuerues Resuiua
2,44S Gar, fra llOsuusen ai sgsppten
til bet anost Temples Eoelasoelie
(Seruialems 6~urityrrelie unber 3itus)
1880 gnr.
9et ipoiite Iar er ct Waaneaar, Ga
ior at brIn9e Gtosresninssn i Gperens,
itemmelie meb Sulaaret mao Spoerue
BRUCE Sno Ituosmaareosr. Som man
ueb, iuotaSer Waansn buert nitteuoe
aar famine stiain9 til eolsn, o. / en-
Ratts al 10 Iaaneaar er Der z S:uos
Iflosmaaneoer, bpprpeo mar pmtrert
opuaar 10 Collar. OF pisie ritueQe
Grunoe fan Npaursous 'un ineialoe
paa gadnca9, 9irsoug, GbOrsbas eaer
9srOas. Sc a~lminoeli9e giaaneaar
beitaar al 354, be bsiettirs al 353
Gage, De oueriloOjse at $50. 3 DC
Gar, oa Der er 9noItuOsmaaueoer, Re.
ltaar De aIminbsIi3e al 3S4 Gage, be
Seieitiue al 3S3 % De pusrlDbi8e al
$50. Zen tOlpte Miaaueb, Goar, for.
bodies. @uansoerne ucsirr 80 eaer
20 Sage. Naanen suar pmiring Sor.
ben paa 29H Gag. us ma siDr ben
halpe Sag III en- bel ben enc Maaneo,
men trGtier ben ira i ben nafe. 2ise.
Tom bOs mango andre Guif b3apnoer
9ssnet bus Sgoerue msb eulneoaans.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-24

On sammel Sgtosteiu plsieee at Iise,
at ban life brso fig ON, bpprlebes Fan
gift tl9ot, naar ban bar i uolauoet,
"ior Der bar Der irssn, Tom iirnSt.
bam." 90 ban brco fig life ON, bppr'
leoes Fan git tlaot, naar ban bar
biemme, Aiur Der ijsuSte GlosrSen
blm."
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-24
Z. Z. gerah
25&I.
Sprtng grpoe, Rinrt

8 Sterers Spera SUuie ipiI,r Gubrsps
ina rel bsiisnbie ps opstiae G.Ii;ab M |
6air'uSsn SorsSos us drsoas aft.n iaa
Rubli'nm bar en- SOB NuIeoutns til q, bpss.
10 be 10 Gitener. SriirrH. sr iaa lap.,
iom Nuttecn frazer; 2Via!st sr elegant Op.
Inf, % Spiust .r sOst % mpripmt.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-24

@snneitet fan al.io islp siGre meaet
iOr i'm lnOre aptte rs sipe fig islu, bpao
ban eI!ers maa aitpluse pors slar lager.
Get tOmmer fun an paa en- traitia gilie
% SsluOucruinbelie.-
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-24
Gn ung, tpff 5iloioi, Der p~aaItanr

CH uHB, iDh UiluiuI, peI puulIudt
at ba Opiunoet ct Spitem. peo bpis
bj1lp man Tan lGre ct builietiumbelit
Sprps paa 8 Waanecer - noset Zig.
nsnoe er forreitsn tgrt mango Gause
tsr - bar ~inosaast ct gRobemanl, Der
er sunTe originate. s 2sbst Of 8 glar
fra l5oe Suit at resns, oil ban lore at
tale, itripe Os lGie II Sprus. nsmlig
6rauit, Stalienit, epanIt, TOrtusiliIt,
SoQauoit, 9anit, spsnit, Rort, &olIt,
Ru8iit, G5stlit ps unsart. Zen 15oe
Sui 1898 astcr ban bsrnait at unoer,
fate fig en- ~oifentlis 9rgpe, Der ital
suo:sisre bans Ntetbooes 5Ortraffcs
Ii8beo.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-24
arfte.
GrS. Eunean & @a1,
Snnhlrnfr. Tan trnfies I:

2~cnbInptr, Tan IIuHFsI!
Canton, Minr., 17oe, 1soe oa i9et Stct.
GpriRs Grcos. gtiHa, 209s % 2los Sspt
5puftpu, gtiHR., 23oe pe 24oe Sept.
2ane. borp, gtiur., 25oe, 28oe o9 POE
Esptenbsr.
gapieJ RiHn, 2see CO 3oie Gsst.
epr ng galEn, gliHu., II EttobsL
gonesr ir0tits ue,R Smsrt.. GIt Gr'
ttite caroHttr.s. J2.20tt,
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-24

Ggrite aannibal: "Sar ben npe
WisTOuar alt paret bOs big, SambO? ?"
4noen aaunibal: "Sa".
"Gg bporban lite bu bam?"
"romeriei. Sec bsboIot BAN mso
bet famine til Miooas."
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-24

Siem lite at oErs tilitsos pso Realiia.
lpns ialast al Ssite % 6armnat r.rl bcs
!. Z. SsrBh | Spring Grous ben 2Soe ca
,0te September % ste Cttpber, 2I&5
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-24

Gbis ..,.n Fnitsr iprIts Slasiss lamb.
IG9earbeiee, bar man saa I'll e.''mau &
8rpe. aoutcr uuosu 2gr / Ssit Il Sirii
Hdtipual CANT. 6Stf.I
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-24

2areren: "Suao fan Gerss Scibeo
iortele mig ON Gulost?"
8rinisu tier.
2arcr,n: "GanFe ristis. 9erss Spis
beo - at tie er Cub,
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-24
@npstiencner
,e, esnsae sfisr 9rsfsIsissss.

Q Pr 7srsg e. O. g. airtt en- Gsrzis-
sceru 81 io1f
-Fnssss ipIf r. . TsrrsissaE
ss-Fr-cz,.r-s nEler gEgeas Tsrziis'
sss g. 81.
- Trvrck Imlssse4 &trit On 8sEusis-
lastz e. l03.
rFvee.slc,s sf:G GENs.lszti.tz
Crsess @rgz EfEEsrssst AtTleEs Sst'
gv,f ets =, rntr 1crssesGitsn 81 ~.
cr~F--rrarr-s uFseg uEt ZcESss
Tcr- es1. 81 10.
~, ssfssmfce uzht Zasaas Gtn 81
stErEfrs Bsit-fEL
Gssat-rati S.oitss'si ~ Irat Sfa'
sss Giygrutescs e.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-24
aaben Sprreiponoance.

!. Spor uogioes "4erloaa!pittorilt 2ioss
ilrift? q. Suor tiot uosoar bet o. huor.
rl.ssi ioftsr bet ON Garst?
Berth Gnibop.
Gar: /. 8 SIsbenhaun q. Seo life.
Gan en- 9srioH i1lss 9ateutrseiciuer /
Sger sIsr uoe i E. gOuutg i q. 9at. us.1
2iceuie?
Suar: s be itsrre spsr maa man Il III.
mtnoe.iBbeo bttals 2icsais for at "peSle.
gatsHtmeojeiusr, men life 9anootItgi.teru..
8psTs 8orserntetsr ueiteosr Iaaoan Siccnie.
/. Eaar en- gerioH retisr fra amsrlta ri
Rorss. Tan ban oa tage m.o its en- SuaO
uoeu at betals EXTRA for ben?
2. or Der SpIo / glorse Saa ussuIane,..
Suuee?
Spar: 1. gleL - Q. gtei
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-24
On fouNrmerct 8ut. Tom ran lc,.

Rprli, Tan iaa SIaos / Grtteriet.
2uth 9ubI. Spuie,
3&5. Gecorah. ga.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-24

NcGE LrpIhhea--A." .F-IN "
"a fr- fl-fG wsd~5 oza-s. G-a& z~z
7s-D Esc :4-f:; Taesas-1 H-A Core
cEsfy, berry saG as-ht A. Of
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-24

G. Crernld
ct Grsupld
Ct Gremg.d
"'Teenrc
Eorae. z
Gemmi3l1
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-12-27

i
1T Grand, Forks. while the other
houses are well patrunized by apprecia-'
tive customers Sevcngcneral stores,
II. J.. Watt, BaLhgate Mercantile
Co., VIM. CnOk s. Co, j. J. Anger,
VIM. McLeans s. Co.. John Swain and
E. Baldwin& Co. Three bake shops
and restaurant; V. Chcrigot, Albert
Cook and John Shocing; restaurants
and fruit store. w B;llyard; two
butcher shops, Hunt 8 Hewitt and
N. s. Chapman; four hardware
stores, Fielder s Perrault, Gardner
Gilday, S. d. Bostwicks;lnd Jas. Orr;
two blacksmith shops. Louis Blais
and d.. McInJosh;- four machine
sdepots. q: NJ. Estcrly y Co, B. James.
Geo. Gansslc ana j.. G. Garner;
three lumber yards, Mahon and Rob.
inson, John Swain and j. G. Garnet;
two drug stores. Whitmcr & Derby
and Musgroyc 4 Co.; two doctors,
James and Burrows; two furniture
stores, +. n. Burrows aud =. Bowen;
two millinery and dressmaking estsb-
ments, Miss Bye and the Misses Sa-
Draw: shoe ship. Mike Rowlet; six
livery, feed and sale stables, Robt.
Grandy, Doc. Qulgley, z. Tolchard,
Fred Delislc, J. G. Garner. and L.
PeaveY;- two harness shops, f. A.
Fielder, Geo. Small; two machine
shops. M. "A. Probst and John Hous-
ton; four attorneys, n. g. Young.
whols also states attorney, ]. d.
Stack, j. ". Trenholme and 6. 2.
Beelner; besides many others Of y
ninor character. too numerous to
mention. Bathgate has u due -four
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-12-27


E!ng A@ill, knose \. DUO lcts afe rated ~
nign aassne i0est. ano many farmers
~ malee,to excnanee tnelr wheat TOT
me 81 lsatngat e best
isaIn g! was the flrst town ~ 20 the
County sso;pus 70 electrlc ilgnts; tne
present plant now. neing moved OUT %
MAKE e. :. piice sior 9 larger one. Inc
Wain 9. ~. Joe, batngate ana Dray.
~. - ras!foaa VII aiso &c pullt through
nere Vne coming summer l!l wltnout y
uouot. twenty tnousand COLLARS ~
casn ana Work oelng subscribed " g
s'hRie msetll'R. our business metz
llase eayoyeu : 9feaS trade the Dust
season ahu y large amount OF building
VIII commence 70 tue spring, among
Wn'cn VII Dc y iaIge tnree-story brick
n - 10 Ma.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-12-27
; a ! |: / ate.


Ihis town, sicuatcd centrally ia the
county With. 4 population Of $50 ls ~
no ne,tns 10 be considered az the least
OF our thrIying young cities It ISL
located .onst the Great Northern, " here!
It crosses the tlmbeIctl banks 0f the
\ TONGUE River about ten miles from
sstlcs ilteriiat iDnnl boundary line, and
siaer cttixelssp possesses q sptritOf enter.
PRISE aud push that u bound to bring
i't To tho front. It pasesscs also Il
class OF business men who see the
necessity for united action on public
matters aud many advantages have
been gained to the plaia BY this con-
certed effort The only state institu-
tlonin the county, the Blind Asylum,
is located here and Is one OF the tro.
phies carried off In Il spirited contest
with formidable rival. It possesses
tiye'churchcs, viz, Methodist. Baptist,
Presbyterian, Episcopal and Roman
Cathulic, all OF which have we'll or
ganized societies and are IN q prosper
ons condition. The school building,
IL two-story solid brick,sis a substan.
tial structure and pleasing to the eye
and the school is ably conducted by
Prof. Godward and a staff Of assistants.
. This was,the first solid brick school
building to be crected.in the county.
The Pink Paper, a weekly paper is
published there, and dlsseminates the
news. 1t is u twelve page weekly,
printed on a tinted piper, employs
eight persons and operates its mach
inery with !. gasoline engine. II has
been rapidly built up aud can safely
be classed as one Of the most prosper.
Gus country papers in the northwest;
Frank A. Wilson, prop. The mer-
chant mills at this place rank we'll,
with the best intl,i> celebrated wheat
region and are we'll Mtronised us to
custom work. Its seven elevators
with capacity for stnr,ngapproximat
Nv 400, 600 bushels ofgrsin, have taken.
IN SO far this season $50, 900 bushels
aud the TURNER'S have slipped 2s4 cars
ar about 1871 900; the total receipts for
HE year will.excecd 4, million.
Isathgltc has four sshOtels; Hotel
ChesaIier, I. j. Chev;ilIer, proprietor,
Batflkate hotel, managed by p. Carl
py, Hotel Tolchard and Farmers
Home, run by Mrs, F. Fadden. or
/ the above hotels it, is con-
coded by the travelling public that /.
J Chevalier runs tI,c best hotel north
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-12-27
Glasston.

Glasst0I is q station on tie Great
Northern railway, half way between
st. Thomas and Hamilton. IL is sur
rounded by well settled and prosper
GUS community. 1t probably ships
more wheatannually for the size oi
the town, than any other point in the
state. Five large elevators having q
combined capacity OF about 100000
bushels are lOcated here. The Inter-
state Grain Co. Is looked after by j.
F. Ktbbcn. and Jolly NJ. NJ. Campbell
takes. care OF y big pile Of wheat in
the large elevator Ut the NJ. s. N. ele-
vatOr Co. NJ HendrYis the agenteof
the NV. Elevator, f. d. Murney
buys grain for the National Elevator
Co. w. ]. McCabe does the business
for the large. local elevator OF McC;lbe
Bros, which they havc found neces-
sary to greatly etllarge this season.
Mr. VIM. Weber Is the man who
tries to parcel out empty cars among
these impatient elevator men whose
houses are full to over.tlOwing, aud
though genial and accommodating
Mr.. Hill. his boss, doesn't give him
much car capital to work on.
Glasston has grown from IL side
track toa village without u boom,
simply from the necessities of trade
and advantages of position. Among
It's merchants IL Archibald Glass
from whom the town was named aud
has done a large business in general
merchandise for the last twelve years
ut this point.
McCabe Bros. is composed of the
present popular Sheriff of Pembina
county, George McCabe, w. J. Nc.
Cabe and James McCabe. Besides
the elevator spoken OF, they also have
branch houses at Cavalier and Cam
ton, and run an extensive general
store at Glasston under the charge of
a younger brother, NJ M. McCabe.
This firm is also one Of the pioneers
Of the town and was there at the
bOrning. Mr.. j. r. Joy. for the firm
of joy, Armstrong s. Co.. runs one
of the largest, neatcst and most COM
plete hardware stores and lumber
yards in the county. J.iW. Arthur
handles furniture and keeps a good
stock at low rates. A. j. Robinson
carries on a large blacksmithing bust
ness. NJ. w. Fawcettis comparative
~ u new conner, having been here
only u little over six months. but has
already won the confidence of the
patrons Of his neat and complete drug
store. Miss ollie Hallson sees that
Glasston ladies are dressed In style,
and with the help of her assistants
does this impt RANT work nicely.
Hugh Monroe In his hotel takes good
care Of the strangers within our
gates" DR.. Erskine, our resident
physician, is u graduate OF Manitoba
Medical College, and is u popular and
efficient man and great addition to
our population. Glasston has two
secret societies; a. o. U. W., George
Wilks, Master, and M. w. A. led by
M. NJ. Campbell; both are Furnishing.
Regular services are held by the Pres
byterian and Methodist churches the
former In their own building and the
lntter IN the school house. A Christ
Ian Endeayor society also a0urlshes
\ In Glasatpn.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-12-27
ON WEDNESDAY NEXT

For Cash,
We shall offer what few arti-
cles left of our Christmas
stock at 25 per cent less than
regular prices.
All our heavy winter and
over shoes Is per cent off, al
50 a few ladies fur and cloth
capt 25 per cent off; winter
dress goods Is per cent off;
a lot Of remnants i'm the latter
at cost.
Carpets, regular price 80
cents for IS cents; 50 cts car
per for A cts, in fact, for the
coming two weeks we will
make a large reduction ON all
our stock.
We make it an object to all
intending purchasers, to re-
duce our stock.
CHARLES FUI,I,S
Cheap Cash Store.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-01
LIVELY TINE
Anticipated in the Mass Convention
of Colorado Democrats, Which is
to0pen at D ver Io-MOrrOW.

Denver. Colo. June S0.-The indica-
tions are TIM. .ba ,ss-Damorahc
State Convention to be held in this city
Tuesday, July ., win be a pretty lively
gathering. The suggestion for this Con-
vention came from the Denver Central
Committee, Of which ex-Alderman
James 5. McGiiray is chairman. The
argument was put forth that the De-
mOcracy was in hopeless minority,
and that there was not a shadow of a
show to win as long as the party was
bound by Cleveland II was thought
that by discussing the matter some
understanding might be arrived at and
some declaration made that would give
the Democracy fighting show, in s1md
parts of the State at least Some
stormy sessions OF the State Central
Committee were held before the call for
the Convention was issued. Chairman
Frank Arbuckle. who holds the position
of Receiver of the United States Land
Office, attempted in vain 10 stem the
tide OF sentiment III favor of holding e
Convention. Other Old-time politicians,
experienced in party affairs, represent
e1 that it would be the height of folly
TO allow the rank and file TO ee-
chance to express in open convention
their opinion of the administration. All
was to no purpose. however, the
younger men of the party and the COM
mittee being of the opinion that Jhe
party was in a hopeless minority as
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-01
THE EPwoRra LEAGUE
Close of the Second international Confer
ence at Chattanooga.

Close of the Second InternatOnal Conler-
ence at chattanooga.
Chattanooga, Tenn, June SO.-The
second International conference Of the
Epworth Leagues came 10 an end to-
night. The rain that set in last night
continued this evening. but the ele-
ments could not keep the enthusiastic
Leagucrs from the churches. There
wee no morning services at the tent
bural be churches Of the city were
PVT 40 ,ne disposal of the League Tor
tie common con ideration Of the sub
ject: The descent Of the Holy Ghost '
Bishop GALLOWAY. Bishop Merrill, Cap
tain McCabe, DR. John Potts and a
number OF other distinguished minis
ters led these meetings
tt2 clock the sun put I'm tclnpor-
airy appearance and the Leaguers again
sailed form for series of platform
meetings i'm the various churches.
At night the farewell services were
held at the tent. The audience was the
largest of the occasion and Chaplain
McCale says the largest ever held
south Of Mason and Dixon line. The
tent VIII hold twelve thousand, but the
tent could not hold the eager throngs
that crowded lo hear The services. AZ
ter number Of appropriate musical
selections. Bishop Galloway took the
chair There were three sermons by
Dr.. John Potts o. Canada; Or. y. d..
d3ss 3f Nashville. and Bishop l. W.
Joyce. Of Tie Methodist Episcopal
I Church.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-01
ANOTHER LEASE on LIFE.
ur. Buchanan win Not De Electrocuted
I.ra nnv or lNn.

fora Day or Two.
Sing Sing. n. ~. June 30.-"I do not
propose t0 execute DR. Buchanan until
the Attorney General giyes me written
opinion as r0 the effect of The papers o.
appeal now iu their hands at Albany.
Warden SAGE was the speaker. and he
was SO angry thar his voice uembled
when he spoke j0 the group Of reporters.
AZ the door leading from the drawing
room into the office the face OF a wo-
man. anxious ana troubled. appeared.
and as the warden made this emphatic
statement She smiled and withdrew
quickly. Ic was Mrs. Buchanan, and
She had just left her husband.
The warden does not expect an opln-
ion until tomorrow. and it. therefore.
is reasonable to believe that there win
he no execution until Tuesday, at the
earies
Buchanan isy.re restless and nervous
tom ga-. and up 20 late hour had not
The watch being kept is exceed
r-. close. as il is known that with hla
knowledge OIL Surgery DE could easily
. Che electric chair.
--.s Buchanan just before leaving
ar lo-uigh- begged Che Warden 90 all
.. her J0 say goodbye TO her husband.
request was granted and she told
husband CHAT mo- opinion had as yeti
been given. which seemed to quiet him
U-t.c
AC 1915 Mrs. Buchanan left here on a
north bound train for Governor Nor
TOMS home. Euers'ie. at BhirecliUe.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-01
SHARP WORK
The Big Four Outgeneraled tho Citizens al
Louisville


Louisville.
Louisville, Ky, June 30.-Tho Biz
Four stole q march on the property
owners on this side of the river in thd
vicinity of the New Louisville and JEFF
fersonvilie bridge. last night, who werd
eadeavoring to prevent them from lay
ing their tracks. About 10 o'clock a
train was run over the bridge from JEFF
fer5onville, with three hundred section
hands and track builders on IL. and
Immediately on reaching this sido they
Went to- work laying the tracks from
Washington and Hancock street6 TO
Washington and Preston streets.
Yesterday an injunction suit was fled
in the court - prevent the road rom
laying It's tracks on the streets men
toned The papers had not been served
ou the officials and they decided 10 takd
advantage Of Sunday to lay their tracks.
AS the train was a heavy one, there
were some misgiving5 about the bridge
which had so often proved treacherous,
and on which so many lives had BEEN
sacrificed Everything passed off safe
lv. however. and the structure was
found to be perfectly secure. General
agent Akers stated that the Big Four
and c. & o. trains would beIrunning
over the bridge by August y This
week work on the round-houte Z Will DO
begun and ground will 40 'once De
broken for the foundation OF the fre 'ls
depot east Of The Gait House. He fAid
it would be the finest and m9s- moo th
structure OF the kind i'm -he eoln'i-'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-01

New York. June 3o-Cleyer wiro-
tanners Melted $1,000 from the New
York Stock Exchange room run by H.
Valentine & Co.. at no. go West TWen-
r-ciahth stree, yesterday At II a..
M. three strangers entered theroom and
bought quite block q. Chester Canned
Fruit Company Stock al "a. Instead of
going down. the stock went mp to oZ@t.
when the strangers sold out. Then the
stock went down 10 51. and the strans-
ers bought and again it went mp. The}
then bought Tobacco al 23, and it quick
lv went mp to- 26ia when they sold it,.
This business Was kept mp for two
hours. then the strangers left The
manager began to suspect something
and closed m It was learned that the
wires that transmit the fluctuations
from New Jersey had been tapped A
search showed that the men bad cut the
wires in the uuoccupied house at no.
I0 West Twenty--ishth street. across
the street. THAT had once been % poo.
room no trace of The men has been
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