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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-19
wnoD>rIELD.

Woodsdeld. o.. March 1S.-Nrs
White Johnson. who has spent the last
two weeks here as the guest of her son,
leaves tomorrow FOR her home in Al
lcgheny.
Rev. Harkins has gone TO Meigs
county 90 visit his parents and will
bring his son home with him for a
visit
4 surprise party at James Masters
last week: also one at Elias Louthers
in honor of his fifty-eighth birthday.
Two brothers OF DR.. HalA James
and George. of Fostoria, arrived Sat
urdav. The doctor is very low, and
we fear cannot last much longer
Thomas Hughes, of Wheeling, spent
Friday and Saturday here.
Samuel G. DeyOre left for Wheeling
Saturday, after spending the winter
with his mother
Jennings &, Richner will occupy the
Schaub building. formerly occupied by
the Monroe Journal for a law Office.
Miss Matt Mann. Of Malaga, was the
guest of Mrs. James Watson Friday.
MIR. VIII Mason, of Stafford, was in
town Friday.
Miss Clara Heibling is quite-sick.
Mrs. Judge briggs, OF Bridgeport,
who came yesterday. Will be the guest
of her sister for q few days.
Miss Bert Dunn, Of Beallsville, is
here TO assist in the singing at the
Christian Church.
Charley BWkhard's son Walter is
quite sick.
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COLORS OF GOWNS AND FINDINGS,

Black and white holds its own as a
popular combination, and is especially
suited to women with me eyes and
dark hair. showing mere or less gray.
An all black gown OF satin can be in
stantly made suitable for dressy occa
sions by the addition of a high folded
collar Of white satin and a bow Of
white SATIN ribbon at the belt with
ends reaching 10 the foot Of the skirt.
With this. wear white gloves with
black stitching and a little bonnet Of
ietted net supporting q becoming bow
of white satin. Black and scarlet or
red is pressing into favor, too, and n
type of its expression Is pictured here
with. lt shows brick red si,A trimmed
with jet and black MORE. The gown
is cut princess. with godet back and
plain front for the skirt. and q gath
cred vest for the bodice trimmed with
black mOire revers that continue on 90
the skirt and end iu biz bows. be-
meath which are long jel frinscs. The
sleeves have big puts finished with
bows and fringe. and "a long fitted Gun.
a black chiffon bow ornaments the
collar IN front The lining oil The
gown is black alpaca.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-19
EDISON AND ARGON.
The Electrical Wizard to Get After the At
mospherc's New Element.

The Electrical Wizard to Get After the At
mospherc's New Element.
New York. March 1S.-As soon as
Thomas a. Edison can find the time
ne means to learn something about
ArgOn, the newly discovered gaseous
constituent of the atmosphere. Mr..
Edison says that he not only believes
in the discovery OF Lord Rayleigh and
his CO-wOrkerS but thinks II probable
that further experiments viii disclose
other new elements in the air.
TO tell the truth said the Elec-
trio Wizard. the discovery of argOn
is & fresh evidence of how little we
know of the cOmmOnest matters. The
air has been analysed over and over
again for half q century without suS-
pecting that it held any new ele-
ments.
How do You suppose this discovery
was made
Well You see the investigators
would withdraw the carbonic acid and
the oxygen and say that what was
left was nitrogen.
Then You think Lord Rayleigh did
not accept this as finale
Certainly no. replied the wizard.
Being an uncommonly close observer.
he no doubt noticed that this nitrogen
possessed slightly different properties
from pure nitrogen obtained in other
ways and going further he discover
ed argon.
Mr. Edison explained that his il
vestigatiOns concerning his incandeS-
cent lamp showed him phenomena
which could only be explained on the
hypothesis of q new element. But he
was unable 10 say whether argon was
responsible for those phenomena.
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FOR SALE.

4roomed brick and stable, on f.-..'sit
St7-et. $500
House, rooms and hall, Chapline ',rs.t .n
30 street, tIJOO.
Splendid building site Tor dwelling Ess
street Fifth ward, Sl.1J).
House. room,, 18th street, sl,60.
House. rooms 4nd EAll, corner y. Fio-' l1i
Kentucky streets. t2.tUD.
House. looms, lot 3iVlO H., y. Market &c.
beiwe n IN agd oth SITS. THIS is -si-ac.
Double frame house. 10 rooms and so-e-rrr
corner SD and Jacob Su reh'- ,o' SO q"
month, 3,tOO. -
H 5otI, 4 rooms, brick, and stable 18th sTes7
sl.JJ. son.
House. Broom. 25tu street f-4N
House OF 1 rooms, Twelfth stree. '2-'''' On
easy t-rL=s. eoJ). .,-.,..,... s,-,,
House rooms, lStn 81. easy TIN 30
spiexdid building site for dwelling Eol IS.
Fifth ward. 81 40. ...,.-4 .,-.
Half lot. Fol street, sixth ward -.
House 8 room', corner l'- -i.A '.''N
I nSu ,,Fms' f S;i Charlie, stree. 'y terms
~ Tous, z rooms end hgi, with is'gs .e. l'l
House on rooms, t.,ta "i'- '
terms. 5000. ,A.ii .o,.+ Vli
HOUSE, lOrooms, with large '-.' .- %,
House' rooms Jacob 81. NNih "-'-' ..''
Ho oG rooms, 10Th stree SD Cont,
House rooms. Jacob street '-.'
Wheeling, S2,S5J. hall 10. ,..tr-, Pax
House . rooms ana na.' '-
view. Sl,sJ0 I'm, .-s.. Be-.
y.dere. sl.i50 ...... between ..i
- "a IA street,. with iroomea house
rear. large lot S5,5JJ. ,vo.5, ....,. f,r
House Of rooms, Noo1s
~, a6e ,art OF and fronting on N'Ca-'i- -'
L House 40 OF rooms and hall Chir i- '.
Centre ~ heeiIng, ti..31. OK, .,.-,, .-Is1N
$50. 500 500 500 sliOO' sl''' 1-- '''"
IN loan on city real estate.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-19
Big Tobac co Shipments.
Special to he Register.

SPECIAL 10 the Register.
Huntington. w Va, March 1S.-One
Of the largest shipments of tobacco
ever sent down the river from this
city was placed on a steamboat last
night and is destined for Cincinnati.
There we're seventy-Gve hOgSheads Of
the weed and it had been raised in the
territory south of here. This section
is becoming widely known as tobacco
raising country. Five years ago there
were not fifty hOgsheads of it sent
from here and now there are fifty
times that many. The farmers Of
Cabell and Lincoln county have q pay
ing crop and year by year the yield is
rapidly on the increase. Judges say
that the VAst Virginia leaf is catch
ing on nicely With the buyers, that
what is grown i'm this region is number
one almost and it commands a good
price. Lincoln county promises TO
lead the tobacco growing counties Of
the State in the near future.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-19

position Of travelling salesman for
Tbompson& Jackson. of that place.
A number Of the members of the &.
A. r. attended the social given by the
u. A. L.. lodge OF New Matamoras.
M. c. Gerder, of Pittsburg, was in
the city Saturday.
J. T. Bishop and wife, of Pittsburg,
are the guests of their daughter, Mrs.
E. A. Durham.
Charles Thatcher, of New Mata-
moras. was in town to-day on bust
ness.
O. %. Ramey has returned from Naz-
arcth. Pa.
p. Frugner. of Marietta, was bust
ness visitor to-day.
r.. jennings. OF the Hanawha Oil
Company, is in Pittsburg Pa.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-19

Special 10 the Register.

Special @ tle REGISTER.
Huntington. W. Va, March 1S.-The
election took place on Saturday at
CeredO, Wayne county, eight miles
from this city. The contest on the
license question was a bitter one and
me "drys' We're successful by a major
ity Of sixty. There has been one
saloon i'm the town for year past. The
permit TO conduct the business was
granted by council but the county
court refused TO allow the certificate
necessary for the applicant to obtain a
State license. However. the latter
opened Up despite this and the matter
is now in the Court OF Appeals.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-19
FOR SALE,
Sale Of Valuable Real Esfs.

] will offer Tor sale al publ. ar..i..
north front door Of the Court nan
county. West Virginia. in The cit...
ing. on
SATU RDAY. April. T." r,.-
commencing at 10 q. d.. thar ..t,...
erty in said city Of Wheeling DIX. =
West Virginia. known as th. l....
stead being all Of the north LaI....
In Jonathan Zane's addition l..
street and the east line of the r.
X. X. Co. This property fronts DID,. ...
side OF Main street between r.t...
streets. and has q frame dWpu. N
the front thereof.
ArrangementSh have been mada....
interested in this property >1 fb..
title can be given for same. r.-
formation inquire Of II. 3D. rr..
Alfred Caldwell. ESQ
TERMS or SALE-One-thi.
money. and a. much n
as the purchaser shall ..-
on the day OF sale. Sad
due thereof in two cuuf r..
bearing interest from tie J...I ...
payable respectively iu one ..
from said day: the purrhH - III. ...
notes OF deferred payment. -..u..I
of trust upon the property. ..l ...
buildings thereon insured Boz ...-
amount for he benefit ot th. .H- ...
notes are paid. i. PANNELL lIru.>
Executor Of Elizabeth y. I1Hr.. ia
mon. wed iri&d
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-19

All shades Of dull rose are in vogue.
many Of them called magenta, but as o
matter of fact the real magenta in all
it's unbecoming harsbness is never
seen. Jet spaugles tinsed with green,
duh red and sapphire blue sive q
dTeSSy finish 70 costumes employing
black or any Of the spangles colors.
Avery jaunty afternoon reception dress
illustrated this Il had a skirt of black
crepOn lined with emerald satin. and
the bodice Of emerald satin was COW
cred with closely T1eated black chif-
fon. One tiny pleat was Sudden with
emerald Jet spangleS at intervals of q
half inch. THE unveiled color ap-
peared only at the throat. Blue or
red with the corresponding spangle
might be successfully employed.
The latest l3ceS are Of ivory tint.
the net being fine and showing the ir-
regularity that until now has been the
characteristic of real lace. The de-
signs are rather large and well de
fined, the edge being heavily woven.
There is a tendency TO use lace rather
fiat than full, and this always means
that the lace must bear inspection.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-19
SISrEESvILLE.

Frank Young has returned from
business trip 20 New MarJinsvlle
The receipts of the Eureka Pipe Line
for Yesterday we're 4,022 barrels.
Mr.. A. :. Mccoy left for Pittsburg
to-day on business trip.
r. C. Carpenter left for ParkerSburg
to-day, where he has accepted the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-19
TOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

Rooms. No l4s South Broadway: rem 300
rooms on Delaware street. rent $500.
rooms, No. l4S Elm street rent 5000
Nos 9i2-9iS Market street; all modern conve-
niences; rent 5000
3rooms, FIRST floor. 922 Market street: rent
$1,000 rooms an second floor, No. 924 Market;
rent 1900.
rooms, bath. Gu Zane street rent 5000.
rooms, bath No. l5i South Broadway; rent
$500.
rooms. No. 2ll0 Jacob street; rent $3.50.
g rooms, 224l Eof It Get; rent Sl5.OO.
rooms, rear 2ll9 Eof street: rent 5000.
rooms. No. us ;. York street; rent sl3Ol
Office rooms. No 1850 Main street, first hoor;
Office rooms on 2nd floor same.
4-room house, rear PA Tofl street: rent - w.
Storeroom, No. 1lf0 Market street: rent t1lO
rooms bath. No. 80 Main street; rent sJVO.
rooms. No. III Norlh Front street; rent sIs
rooms bath. hall No 30 Fifteenth street
rent 90 month FOR one or two families ,o
rooms. No. Ii Nineteenth street; rem ~
ROLF n ZANE.
Tel. 5G6. No. ~ l4th 81
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-19
THEY STILL SELL WHISKY
In Clarksburg, But the Sellers are New
People.

Special to the Register.
Clarksburg, W. Va, March IS
There is no doubt to the observer that
whisky is sold in Clarksburg just the
same. The only difference is as to who
sells it. Some are arrested and pun
ished for the violation of the law in
this respect and others are permitted
to go free. and no inquiry made as to
their daily violation of the law. T. NJ.
Sullivan, wife and child are in Jail.
Sullivan was arrested on IN old in
dictment, and languishes in prison,
though not expected to live, he having
been an invalid for a long time. Stout,
strong men are engaged in the illicit
sale Of liquor in this city, but somehow
or other they have not IS yet offended
the Law and Order League, and there
fore have not been brought to justice.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-19
REAL EsTAT. FOR SALE.

Market street property, between F.s,-b
and sixteenth streets. ON the cost a. .. V.
ket street. The ground fronts ~ ler. ......
vita depth Of "a feet TO a - 70. .-t.
Nc. f2S Fourteenth street, l1' 1Ili.. .,s.
No. I3I Sixteenth stresJ. room ur.s
No. 1900 Chaptine Etroot, unD r.-|....
No. 81 south broadway. iiue Tnt.1 .e.
No. I23 Fourteenth street, nue r.-.u.--.
No. 100 Zane street, Islaud, i1c r..I.. "a
Two line lots on South Broadw4v, I-I..
FINE building l"ts In Pleasant Vale
Tho John w. Mcclure homestesd cor.
ner oil south Front and Ohio atreo,,. a .
reduced figure.
A desirable residence property, No 20 10.
diana atreet; Z rooms; modern.
No. 60 N. WABASH street Island ~.
story frame dwelling Of rooms. Lot5j4lA
feet.
Nos. 22I6 and 2eIS msrks; street.
double brick dwellings property ,JIool,e.as
No 1921 Eoff street, 2,'orF fame ite.
ing oi6 rooms; halt lot, Ne i5l. Ao.l- -l.)I
feet
No SEQ II ain street, 2-sta'y ttea dwelling
OF Il rooms
MONEY TO LOAN
TINEHART & TATUN
City Eaak guildiss Room Noe. TelepaoHs O.,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-19
LANES Z. HAWLEY,

- er,LEsrarE & FINANCIAL i''
and t,rt. ~
Genera! Agent for seiiini IpTTII> AZ
hT-'H STOCKS.
1868 Main street psf" .,lici...
Telephone 5S'. Coriesi'"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-19

nRUSTEES SALE. ID L
tue OF a deed of '-H', i9''. ..g ,,e .t.
y MILLER and Vie 20 ne. ,t...
december sd. 1921. an .--' DINO
IL C,srl OF The Comfy l3'-' .a 70
Wsst Virginia, boz, 80 ~. p'. Il, lo GO
WEDNESDAY. NAhDd -''-. .t...r1r.. &.
a. m. sell az public t-c.. ...l .o.1
door Of the Court hoL'. ~ ttt-
following described pro n 1-
Lot number SIX lUl 1he f.s.- %
nya t5) in John ana Dit'- -. ...H
the CITY OF Wheeun
rN.nd mart OF lot uuuurr th'7 'f
VI.ta addition 10 sad c.iy .@..,
y cb|rrbill trustee. SAID ~ .s..
-. SaIIl,.s. Beginuiug or .li - -..f''
ner Of said lot uumteft' '..,f ....
thence north along the ca. mi ,'s
49,, g,e Seet thence et-tNA .r f
win tha north line @! Jos.
four 10 Palo Alto street r.
aIong the west side OF 'i.I ..s-s.- 49,
forty-dye feet TO the so't" ~. 81 p.
lot number four a., tnence
~ said lots numbered lou- '--,. ....ss.-
CHING. being the same " ,..m
BENJAMIN +. Miller ~ H. ID ,s..-s--
W ~ IN. ClcrE OF the Colnif
c"nnty West virginia, DO 9rs'
p par or SALE One-thifd o. rc
80, ,nd 60 mach uOte - tr.
ii,ous lee, ash on the das Of So. .s.s e
d. q, two equal iuslJ .lmeu'' OBJ. ID
N.ec,iyalv in one and Two yt.'' - .rf e.
~ seIe with Interest from iH'- ~ --
erred instaIlmeuts ID be hsc-.
tras t. and in'a' GEo. J. mATHIsol. --
IeAu4t
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-19
FOR RENT
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
$50 Main street. nine rooms.
1904 Jacob street, seven rooms.
2614 Market street, FIVE rooms.
II Main street. four rooms.
III Eighteenth street, four rooms.
- Thirteenth street. five rooms.
1920 Chapline street, store room and dwell
ing.
2626 Main street. two rooms. ID floor.
81 South Huron street, three rooms.
1906 Market street. office room, I'd floor.
Tenth street. store room.
1921 Alley c, five rooms.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-19
TO LET.

Business property l,54 Market street, best
location in the city for feed store; s4l.67 per
month.
Store room and dwelling 1907 Main street;
new front, with front entrance TO dwelling II
desired; S4I per month
Modern roomed dwelling, liz South Front
street: fine location.
Modern 10 roomed dwelling at Tiltouville
property OF the late w. II. Robinson, with -
acres Of land fine orchard etc, s25 per month.
roomed dwelling on motor line and Ma
tional Road. only few minutes from this city;
S25 per month. -,
roomed dwelling, 195 Fourteenth street. go
! roomgd dwelling, No. 81 North Huron
street, hot and cold water and bath; 5000 per
6roomed dwelling cor. Fink and Elm streets;
So
rooms at No. I66 Zane street; 5000 per
month.
rooms second floor. .65 Virginia street, both
gases and water, Al; Sll.
; rooned dwelling 3l2O Eoff street; el3.
roomed DWELLING. 3llg Jacob street; sll.
5roomed dwelling, 2505 Woods street; s.
5roomed dwelling lG South Wabash St; slO.
5roomed dwelling, y. Wabash; $40.
GRO ms - Thirteenth street; Sl2
4roomed dwelling, 1850 Market; $40.
4roomed dwelling. ll64 High: 81.
roomed dwelling, 2}43 McColloch street; -
3rooms. 2745 Chapline. second loor, s.
3rooms, los Virginia street, q.
SMITH & DICKINSON,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-19

ElOR RENT-HALF OF BRICK HOUSE. No.
IL 81 South York street rooms. with both
hot and cold water. Enquire OF MARTIN
THORNTON, li2i Chapllne street. MARI
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-19

nor RENT-TWo FURNISHED ROOMS ON
II South Front street, with use of bath and
all modern conveniences. Possession give at
once. Address ISLAND, this Office fel Oh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-19

Z No. l40i Main street, now occupied by
House S Hermann. Has good elevator service
and Ere proof vault in Office. Possession given
April lst. 1922 Apply to KERRY h. LIST, At
City Bank. nol9eh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-19

EYoR RENT-DwELLING AND STORE
u room, now occupied by saloon "A 1915
Main street. Enquire OF GEORGE DuSC II, No.
1862 Market street. jal6h
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-19

ElOR RENT-REILLY BUILDING, OPERA
IL House corner A few choice offices. all
front rooms; steam heat; Otis elevator; mod
ern Improvements; rents very reasonable. Ap.
ply Room No. g. Reilly Building. ial7-aple
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-19

EoR RENT-THREE GOOD ROOMS, CEN
Il trail location on Market street, suitable for
Offices. Will renovate same Tor good parties.
Apply at this ONCE lySesdh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-19
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Elegant stable; first class
location. Enquire at No. 20 Twelfth
street. mr1IdQcT
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-19

L1OR RENT AND FOR SALE CARDS Al
II the Register Counting Room. &c each.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-15

are unionista, ten liberals abd four
Pafnellites. Eight liberal seats have
been captured by tho uniynisls, aud
the radicals have captured one union
Iat seat, that Of Perth.
AS far aH outward appearances go
the elections are causing little excite
mont In London. There are iov
idlefs In the Strand, where Graphic
dlsplays n representation OF Lord Sails.
bury and Lord HosebeTy climbing lad.
ton Teturna.
Tho moral effect OF Sir William Har.
COURTS defeat will DO great, as oven tue
NEST Hanguine conservative dli not
expect the liberal majority Of 1900 to
be converted into a unionlst mel Gritty
Of ! 100.
while Sir william Harc9url Jared 20
badly, Hon. a. J. Bllfour, the now
first lord Of the treasury, who 10 10 tuc-
coed Sir William a. leader OF the
House Of Commons, nearly doubled
bis majority IN Manchester.
After the result Ind been announced
In Derby At midnight, Sir William
HarCourt, with his wife, drove TO thv
liberal headquarters and made o
speech, saying he had teen defeated
too often TO DO either ulated u success.
iul or d0pf, ssed by reverse. But he
sid net wish 10 conceal tie magnitude
OF the defeat which had fallen upon
his colleagues aud hlmuslf
Sic William HMcguips defeat Ia
generally attributed ~ the promiuoncc
which he gave to the local veto, Z
local option measure.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-15

OMAIGA, Nob., July lI.-A Fender,
Nrb., special to tho bee say: Tbs
big dance aud drunk, which the In.
uianp ON the Omaha reservation have
been induiging In Tor several days,
has eliminated In the killing Of an
Omsha Indian by Wiunebhg1 police.
man.
The Indians have been INDUCING
freely In hard cider, which, II IL
charged, has been doctOted with
alcohol. Agent Bsok has been making
an effort to put n stop to Its sale, and
to sober up the Indians, several Of
whom have died from drinking the
vile detection. George Parker, nm
Omaha Indian was drunk yesterday,
anu Frank Ewing, WlnuobAgo
policeman, Attempted 10 arrest him.
Parker started 10 run aud Ewing fired,
killing him inttnntiy. Ewing ives
promptly arrested and taken 10 Jail.
Tnere Is considerable excitement
among the Indians. anu further
trouble may result.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-15

TOPEKA, kan., july Ex-senator
Prllvg Is Uut Tor a now party. In n
letter Just published no says "a new
uHriy must 10 formed, because there IL
now work 10 be GOnc-wOIk that the
other parties are not 1T TO dO-s new
parry fresh from the people; u party
maue VI men OF courage equal TO their
convictions. BUTT Will DO built on a
iOuuuallon deeper and broader than
free silver or blmptallism, for tho,.
terms express nothing that reaches the
core OF the troubles which confront us.
.."Its motto will DO something ike
THU: Let the people rule.' Its plat.
form could properly bo short, plain anu
responsive TO tho needs OF tho times,
and could safely be constructed OF elk
planks;
~. Get the people to work; pay them
for what they do.
go. Away with landloruism.
"3. Out with tho transportation mo-
noToly.
~. Down with the money power.
80, Up with the people.
80. Lave the Republic"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-15

a. Cypress Hill, at $50 O'clock, clutin.
usd VA Ito way TO tbe lower plains dis.
trlct anu from there Travelled 10 Wood.
haven. Tho cloud wAs 1fst seen going
over Cypress Hill 1t was funnel.
shaped and hung very low TO the
ground. At the upper end was a red
spot, that appeared more Ike an in
cAndescent light than anyth ng else.
The cyclote tvept over the city
cemetery, wTeosing handsome and
costly monuments. lt tore down
trees for about 300 feet, and then
TUNED into Jamaica avenue at Cree.
cent street, went up Jamaica avet ne
Tor about half mile. Trees were
torn down and telephone and trolley
wires demolished.
Right In the middle Of the wrockage,
Fix cars were caught. They belonged
10 the Brooklyn & Suburban railroad,
and were struck when m front or the
Stewart home. The cars were fillVd
with passengers, aud there was great
excitement. Hall a dozen passengers
were slightly Injured.
The florists ON the west side OF the
city AMI In the annexed district were
the greatest sufferers, loOsing nearly
all their growing plants and 1ueir cyn-
sotvaiotics being badly wrecked.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-15

CAMDEN, Ark, July Ii. - About
IL O'Clock last night, nj Han pton,
thirty miles east OF here, two negroes
were lynched 10y sevsnty.nvo men.
Two weeks ago n white man by the
name OF Martin was killed by three
negfooe. Two Of them were arrested
anu confined In jail. A mob gathered
several uiEhts ago, but were persuad ed
TO druiti.
Last night there was another gather.
ing, anu seyenty-fye mon marched to
the jail aud demanded the surrender
OF tue murdereIH. II was useless to
resist such u force, aud the sheriff de.
liyeTed the keys TO the mob. The
cuipfits were taken TO the neighboring
iOrrst and hanged 10 trees. The men
made no effort TO conceal their identity.