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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1895-01-23

We hear of a plan of starting
new coal yard in this place, which
if done, will virtually control the
coal business of the town. One o our
prominent citizens, whose name we
can not now give, has suggested
the idea.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1895-01-23

DEAD.-Mr. Phil Arlington,
we'll known river man, and who
was a clerk on the White Collar
Line, died at his fathers home OPP
posite Gallipolis, in this county, Fri
day, at II o'clock a. m, and will be
buried to morrow at p. m. in the
Long graveyard.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1895-01-23
from Tuesdays Daily.l


Hon. II. R. Howard was in Charl,
eston yesterday on legal business.
Mr.. Harry Mcintosh, is confined
to his bed by sickness.
Miss Wallace, of MERGERS Bottom,
is visiting Miss Ida Mourning.
Mr., Albert w. Ellison is in CharI-
eston, on business.
Mr.. V. B. Morris, of Beech Hill,
was here yesterday.
Mr.. G. E. Kent, of GaIlipolis, is
at the Kline House
Mr.. Willy Smith was taken very
ill with commissions, last night.
Mr. c. NJ. Mayhugb, of Parkers-
burg, is the guest of Mr., A. R. Shaw
Miss Lyde Kimberling, who has
been on visit to relatives at Buffa
10, has returned.
Mr., John McCulIoch, who has
Abendblatt., 1895-01-10

aue itdbtii6en, I'M un6 ausGdn6tIden
gfeui9feiten i'm Nben6blatt fir l Sent Der
Summer, ober 6 gcnts per 8ohe.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-10
JuoenoIidle Rduber.
SEEDS 5un9en abqefo6t, ole in oas Raus uon
5rau Rider, Ger Godter oes perftorbe,
men Prof. Swino, eineebroben waren.

Sn bic Wo6nung bon Srau SSetpett 6,
Rt9er, Go. 401 Superior StraBe, bra9 ge=
fern Nd9mittag cine 8anbe iugenblt9er
0tebe Elm unb fiiuten brei ober bier mitge=
6ra6te 9anbtaI9an nit aller6anb 0arsz
gerGtb unb pert6pouen Mnbenfen, Inter
2ebteren befanben ft9 Elm i6DneS benetta@
nif6es YDrtrait BON benz beritorbenen Yrof,
Stping, Dem Batter Der 6rau 3i9er, 5ptpie
oiele gurtoittdten, bic Der 8erftorbene ais
iunger Mann auf feinen &eiien gefammelt
6atte.
9ie jugenblt6en &Guber, feds an Der
3abl, ~geldngten bur9 Elm eeritebenbesg1a9z
barbaus auf bos 0a9 Der 3i9er'f6en &ez
Itben3, 0ffneten bas Sberli9t unb 1tiegen
Elm, 8etm 3ufammenpaden Ger @a9en,
bic i6nen bes Mttne6mens nert6 f9ienen,
ma9ten fte jebo6 10 btel Qdrm, baB Die
Samtlie, Die 1t9 in ben unteren 3Gum(i9z
teiten aufbieIt, hire NnpeIenbeit getpabr
tpurbe urb bic Boli3ei bena9rt9tigte, 8alb
mar Elm P~atroltpagen CUR Sfe1e unb Die
gauge @efe1f9aft nurbe eingefangen, ebe
Tie nit ibrer 8eute entfommen fonnte. Die
8er6afteten itno: Gincent OdlD BON 16
Stone Str, Sames Brennan bpn 343 Ru16
Str, Sranf 8ppo bon 281 Mdrfet Str,
Mlbert @ebber BON 369 g. Glart Str,
6arrp Smtt6 ben 377 Superior Str, unb
Charles 8pple BON 377 Superior StraBe.
Die Sltngen Ite6en i'm Mlter BON II bis Is
SSabren.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-10
.,11dior' San1pfon.

l1eber bic geitern in Nelp Orleans erfoGQte
unb bereits beri9tete @erbaftung BON rW}d=
ior" Samp5on, Dem 9%auptmonn bes Murz
fetitraBenz@an lit nod nab3utrogen, bag
ft6 in fetner 8e1eqf9uft nod 3net anoere
2angftnger befanben unb Die @ermutbunq
nabe ltegt, baB bie1elben ebenfaus berielben
8anOe ~angebOren unb it9 ebenfaQs fli6tez
ten, als na4 Der @rmorbung GoGianber's
auf Die SbGter g~efobnbet purbe.
9a Capt. S6ittler, tpel6er ben yWaipr"
ibentificirte, ni6t fGmmtlt9e WttqlteDer Dea
MartetitraBenz Sang tennt, 10 nuroe Oetecz
ttb NnbD Hoban na9 g3ep Orleans geTqnot,
I'M, tpenn iiA Sumpfon's @enofien als Gbtz
cagoer SpiBbnben e%ntpuppen foIten, bieieGz
ben ebenfaQ5 bier6er 81 b%ringen.
9te PDlt3ei 1T natiirli6 fro6, baB elmer
Der lett LANCER 3ett @eIu9ten enblt6 9efanz
gen genommen purbe, unb 3par I'm 10 nle6r,
oa nW}ajor" Sampfon aGs Elm 8urI9e be-
3et6net tptrb, ben man u1ter g%eipifIen um=
tdnoen Deranld1ien fann, bic @e6eimntf1e
oes Sang 81 perrat6en. NQer6tngs erfreut
er It@ au9 zines bebeutenben polttiI6en
@influheS, un6 fann man 1i9 barauf gefqBt
MAIDEN, baB feline poIitif9en Sreunbe Stint
mel unb 6Dle in 8eipegung 1eBen nerben,
UNI i'm Der Gere9tigtett gu ent3te6en unb
penn es au9 nun bes6alb mGre, bamit e.
fetn 8etenntniB dblegt.
SIS ntrb ~bebauptet, baB grz@enotpr
O'IRalep, tpel3er fi6 tiir5It9 ebenfuus in
g&elp Orleans aufbielt, NIT @ampfon, Der
in Seem Orleans ben Nomen @6atp onqez
nommen battle, mebrfa6e 3ufammenfinfte
bate. uMhoior" SampfDn's Same 1tanb
auf ben itdbtiI@en 3abuiften. Nm Morqen
na9 Golianber's @rmorbung 3og er fem
@ebalt u1o brunnte bann tpabtf9einli9 nu6
Seem Orleans bur9.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-10
IN Saden Dopte's.

Ser @laubenS6eiIz @6tptnbGer Donnie erz
frel&t fh9 gegenipdrtig elmer 1ebr grDBen Mufz
mertfamtett feitens Der 8eb0rben. SSyebt hat
ii3 au9 vuncle Sam" ieiner a%ngenommen.
Die 8unoes6e60rben 6aben nGmli9 Eerausz
q%efunDen, 0dB bic bon Oopte 6eruu3qegebene
3ettf3rtft u2eabes Of Sealing, fir berer
GerfenDung bur9 bic Yoit er baS fir oG1e
anoeren 3eitungen geltenbe Bripile9tum Der
8efOr0erung na9 Der ~3petten 4dtenz&lafe
e1ptrtt bate, nt3ts tpeiter lit, ot3 Elm Mnz
3eigeblatt NIT benz e~in3igen 3pede, fir Die
9eilinititute 9opies B%rppaganba gu ma
6en, pOer Oeutlt6er gefagt, 9umme 3u fam
gen, tpel6e Ieinen 9elbbeutel fiiQen 1ouen.
Die I1nterf u3ung Der Nngeleqen6eit Be-
ftnOet ft3 gegenpdrtig in ben 9dnoen Der
PoftzSnipettoren, unb es lit febr pd6rf9einz
ltb, DaB benz S6ninbler iiber6aupt bas
Ge9t genommen tperben mirb, feline Sec
lame fir iein S9pinbelinftitut bur9 Die
qoft 81 ber1enben.
8orlduftg bat PoitmeiIter Selling onqez
orbnet, boB bic n8eitung~ 9otpies nt3t mebr
bur3 Die Ppit befDrbert perDe.
GDrpOrattpnsantpalt Balmer bat bic beubz
ft6tigte&lage gegen 0omte tpegen 8erlebunq
Der @ettton 48 Der ftdbti18en 8ouorbinan3
rod ni4t anbdn9tg gemabt, ba fi4 cine Oes
l~agatton BON 8iirgern aus Der Nd66arT9dft
her 0opte19en 9etlinititute angemslbet bat,
um ibm per13teoene Singer3etge CUR Inter
itiiBung Der &nflage gegen ben fo~nber6aren
6etltgen 5u geben.
Die Observation-Disclosures tpirb gegen
9opte pe9en 8erleBung Der bic &usii6unq
Gr5tli4er Praris betreffenOen Staut5qefebe
borgeben I'M. bat ben @rzHt9ter 8, S. 0am=
lin ais &e3tsDertreter angenomnen,
Nues in N1em genommen, fieDt eS 10 aug,
als ob bas Wtrten bes Observation-Disclosures
in @bicago balb iein @noe errei6t BADEN
pirb.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-10

Tra9t @uren @rOcer nab rgbe SeiBIer
& Sun9e @o.'S" y0uofer 8rOb", OaS
{9maGbafteite v6Ome Waoe 8roo", oaS
lie pon elmer 8Gderei g~eIiefert tpur0e.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-10
r1obnten 2tbfdteo pom Seben.

Der 80 Sabre ate Nnton Gbel6aus be-
gtttg 9eftern 4benb tur3 por u u6r in feiner
NObnung, yfo. 81 @rosbpitraBe, bur& @rz
Rar9en Selbtmprb, 9os N}otip lit un6ez
tdnnt.
Sn einem .3immer be5 6auIes go. 1249
Aabd19 4oe. ma6te cine 5rau 8rpnn
ge1tern gta4mtttag i6rem 2eben bur6 Morz
Pbtum Elm @noe, angeblt9, neil 1e ii6 nit
ibrsm Wtanne iiberpoufen bate.
Der 8oRme Soiepb &ubat, go. 80 Nutz
1trGBe, bra3te 1t9 getern nit einem HoTirz
nteler cine t0otlt4e @unbe am SalIe BEL,
na4bem er berge6ens berfu6t bate, Ti6 nit
ieiner 5rau, bic ii4 BON inn g~etrennt Bate,
ausauf06nen.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-10
Don Derbredern y9eboYfottet"
mcGrairs mirthfhaft felt Der Grfdic6un9
Don rGooie" RarritY BON DER marFetfr.s
Sanoe in 2l6t uno Sauu erfIdrt.

Die Wirt6f6aft BON Mu1ttn Mtc@rdil IN
benz 6du1e So. 81 0uron Strabe mar ge>
tern Mbenb ge19loffen unb tpirb es audi
lpabr19einlt9 bleiben, benin Der 8eIiBer be-
abii9tigt, iein @eT4Gft mad elmer anberen
8eqenb 3u perlegen. 0amtt bat es folgenoe
8etpanbntB: 8efanntGi9 er19oB Mc@ratI
ppr einiger 3eit einen berii9tigten Strol6,
Numens r@bbie" 6arritD, BEL i'm nit bret
onberen Mitgliebern Der Martet StraBenz
8anbe 81 berauben berIu9te. Seitbem TT
bd8 Qpfal bon Mc@rdtl, bas gerabe i'm Ser
gen beS BON iener 8anbe geD06nli9 beimgee
fu6ten 0iItrictes liegt, ntht nur BON fait
Der gan3en friiberen &unof6aft, Die aler=
Otngs faft ausI 9lteB1t9 aus ben %5petfels
6%afteiten @lementen be1tanb, gemteben, Ton-
bern es lit Mc@rail aud BON berf9ieoenen
Seiten gu S6ren gefommen, baB 5reunbe
bes Spbten tpieber6plt bic Orobung arsge-
ftoBen 6dtten, inn bel Der nd6Iten 9elegen=
belt bas Qebensli9t ausblaien 81 ipolen,
9as bat i'm gu benz Gntf6luB gebra9t,
19pn 1etner Srdu tpegen, bic 1ett benz lebten
8prfommniB in 1teter Nngft lebt, fein Qofal
no9 elmer anberen, tpeniger gefG6rlt4en Sc
9enb gu berlegen. l1ebrtgenS beab1i4ti9t
N&@raiG fih i%nfofern gu rd9en, als er benz
Snfpettor S6aad BON Der gegen i6n arSge=
ftoBenen 0robun9en Mittbeilung MAIDEN
unb fi6 auBerbem Carp, Mbagee. alias SIC
@iQtams unb &D@e anfeben min, Die be-
fanntlt9 unter Der Nnfla9e, ben 8olt3titen
Bubbles ermorbet 81 baben, BON Der Corp
n~erSiurp ben straightforward Derpie1en
purben, Mc@rail 1T nGmli9 Der Mnii9t,
baB elmer BON ben 0reie11, Der pierte 9enofe
BON 6arritD Bel Dem auf i'm CJ}c@raiD Oer>
iibten &aubanfal mar uno bamals Der Ser
baftung entgtng.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-10
Die unteriubun9 ee9en alderman
Domers.

9as BON Mabor 6Dpftns %ernannte, ous
ben Nl0ermen Ma6DneD, Seals, 6ppeQ, Sep
burn unb 8ra@tenborf beitebenbe Spe3ial>
cOmtte bes 9taOtrat6s, tpel9es bic gegeu
alderman eSSo6n pDperS er6pbene Mnfla9e
ft3 Dem 8ertreter Der Nmertcans Spbaccr
So. gegeniiber erboten gu BADEN, 9eqen
$4,000 baar bic Gtgarrettenz Srbtnan3 aug
Der Melt gu f4affen, unterIu6en 1ou, trat qe=
tern Na4mtttag gu elmer StBung 5uiammen,
0a5 Gomtte bate aber teinerlei MateridI
fir Die l1nterfu4ung our 9anb unb bef9GoB
0a6er, ale Perf onen, tpel9e etpas iiber bic
&ngelegenbett aus3ufaeen in Der Sage Itnb,
81 eriu6en, am ndGften 9ienftag, Na9=
mttta9S 2 1br, Dor benz Gomtte gu err
f6etnen.
Niberman gptpers mar i~ibrigens tur3 Dor
8eginn Der SiBung bes Gomites i'm Gatbz
baufe antpefen0 unb begriiBte feline Gollegerl,
Die ii6er Ietn 8erbolten urtbeilen 1ollen, auf
cine iebr ber3lt9e @etfe, bann ober i9iiBts
er bringetOe @ef9dfte por unb entfernte it6
I4leunigft,
0ie StBung bes Gomites murbe BON @lb.
MabOneb CUR Srbnung gerufen. @r err
flGrte, DaB es ft9 Darum 6anble, bic BON ben
3eitungen 9egen Potpers er6obene Nntlage
gu unterf u9en, Nlb. 6epburn ertlGrte, es
lei bod no6l 5unG91t not6tpenbig, bieientqen
Perfonen, BON benen bic M1tlage dusgtng,
gu interpeQiren. Mlb. Seats metute, bic
l1nterfu9ung fet ni9t me6r n0t6ig, ba bic
8rpBgef6porenen NIb, SD6n 8opers ppn
iebm 8erDa6t fretgefpro9en bdtten, Otefe
8emertung purDe ie0o3 BON ben iibrtgen
Mit9liebern bes Gpmttes ignortrt, BIB.
6epburn empfabl bonn bic Nb6altung Der
llnterfu9ung unter Nusi9luB Der Seffentz
lt@feit, un0 er ertlGrte, barauf beIte6en gu
pOlen, baB Die 1nterI u9ung 70 Dorgenomz
men iperbe, baB es nirfli9 an ben Gag
tOmme, Db Die Mntlage gegen Botpers be-
griinDet mar ober ni9t. @r itelte ben Mn=
trag, DaB ale YerTonen, BON benen man am
ne4men tonne, baB ie etpaS iiber bic Mngez
legenbett piiien, Dor baS Gomite porqela0en
tperOen, Dieter Nntrag purbe a%ngenommer.
Nlb. Ma6onep fiinbtgte barduf an, baB
GeiQ WcGouu, Der Mgert bes Giqarrettenz
Sruts, 9th. Boomers, Der Stenoqrap6 9o1t=
gate un0 Der 8ormann @bnurbs bon Der
8ranOjurp, pel9e bic Mntlage gegen 9otper8
bate falen laien, b~or9elaben tperben mir
ben, unb buB bic nd9fte Siburg beS @omites
am 9tenftog Na9mtttag ft%attftnben tperbe.
Sn ben @itp 9allz8 retien ntrb bos Inter
fu4ung3comtte ~tur5tpeg ais u8eiBpaz
fbungSz@omtte" be3ei6net, unb e8 pirD an
genommen, baB Boomers BON Ieinen 6reun>
ben gldn3en0 gere6tfertigt perben tptrb.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-10

Der Sn6oGt Der Qtn3eigeu uon Soob's
SarlapartQa miro %beitGtigt bur9 Sn5orIoS,
1oel9e III Der Sirlan3=Melt o6ie Qlitan6
acceptlrt 1pilrbel. 0as iagt 6eutli6 eelt&o,
bag 0oob's furirt. -
Abendblatt., 1895-01-10

= Die @runbeigentbums60rfe ertpd6Gte
getern Dunlap Smitb gu ibrem 9rdiiben>
ten fir bas l~aufenbe Sabr. 9err Smith err
bielt go, iein 8~egencanbibat Spiep9 0On=
nersberger SO Stimmen,
Abendblatt., 1895-01-10

@elbiu@t.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-10

GcrabIebmnGeu lit RiamOS Dor DER SatSettnr.
y 2Emfmabu,e! @ir bo6en cine ausobl Sultru-
nIente, bic uur iebr penig gebroudt mur6eu-4ionps.
non melden Die n%Ieifte1 tbatIddlib 10 gut pie men iiu6.
mir %ofertren 0teielben gu ben t~olgenoen 9erabiesuugen,
i'm nit oeHielben Dor Der idbrIiGen Sueentur.a ufuoBm
Quf3urGumeH:
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-10-31

~td at SID Z. g., b.. F-r wv. and Z he
pr~'""ion j. gal in 11a'i.g - he
&c. 4 he will pay = f'.r w. :, So. IA. at
Sau Francisco. ri. is for the "rol,5 Of
1850. This F"tr 1900 acre. were
planted in ColOra'j,. aud The :rOdnc-
jion is now hri'.g -tilfr1 70 San
Francisco. + may he advi,ahle for
some Of oar farmers to communicate
with Mr.. Murray. He claims that The
straw can b4 utiiiz"i.
Il viii say that 10 connection nth
agriculture thar one Of the largest de
pOSir5 u phospha,es. carrying = per
cent Of phpsphoric acid, is now being
developed naar D Ell. on the line OF
the 5. ?. r, r. A. a fertilizer it is
claimed that one ton Of phHeph1tes is
equal to 20 tons If manure
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-10-31
The purtanr Case.

San Francisco, OF 3d. staict
Attorney Rarn-s today began the
argument on behalf II the Ste in the
trial Of Theodore Durrant. The
courtroom Was cro ~iei 70 it, gre@,est
capacity and clos" at Autiun VA paid
to the SPEAKER. Mr. Barnes spent Il e
entire afternoon IT, his argnment. Fe
closed with ar eloquent a peal 10 tie
jury to av.nge tn. muriar If Banc1e
Ltmout and protect III" net and
girls of the Sta hy r"tnroin- a YER
dict OF murder in the first d"gr"e
wi h the penalty Of }aath.
Judge Murphy viii charge the i"y
tomorrow morning, AMI a verdict is
e pectel tonight.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-10-31
Turkey Bones as nipe Stems.

The latest thing in smokers goods
is the turkey bone pipe stem.
'There il nothing like it, said an
old PIPE smoker TO me recently. 1T
is light, porous and yields TO the pres
sure Of the teeth. Smoke drawn
through the turkey bone stem is cool
and sweet. The structure is porous,
and I suppose that the outside air
gets through and takes off the hot.
biting taste. There is no danger of a
man getting his tongue burned if he
uses "a turkey bone stem. Wild turkey
bones are the best
The White Pine News says: Every
mine owner in Cherry Creek district
is doing the annual assessment work,
which is giving employment to all Of
our miners, and which shows the faith
the owners have in their properties.
The case Of Henry Riehl came up
before Justice Wiggings at Empire
yesterday. Riehl was discharged by
paying the costs Of court and settling
with Ambrose for the COW.
Miss Beatty Of San Francisco will
be at the Arlington Hotel, Room ID
for two weeks, with a full line Of styl-
ish millinery goods and will give
great bargains. f25tw
Today being Admission day there
will be no paper issued from this
office Friday morning.
WANTED A house to rent unfur-
niohed Apply at this office.
The mint cases come up one week
from next Monday.
Official money count today in an
other column.
Miss Ruth Billings is improving
rapidly.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-10-31
Returned From Carson.

.
49,
Indian School at Carson He speaks
in the highest terms Of Dr.. Lee, and
SAWS he never saw a phvsician more
~ttentiv to his patients than DR.. lee
was The disease hroke nl1+ or the 18th
Of September. and the quarantine was
raised on October 9th. Mr.. Barge
saws thew had a hard siege. but cot
through with II without losing life,
and he also smoke IN the highpyt,rai.a
q Mr. ant Mrs. Mead, the suVeiln-
f".4"nf M"tTou- Miss Maggie
i'fH+'~1. Il hali-"Eeet FiNte' was hfat
Il 'l-(thr - MI DarG'.-'az'f{e'
r. ~
- 20
=,
-
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-10-31
Millinery! MiIlinery!!

For 30 days only the Misses Calim-
be1ti will open an elegant new stock
of Fall millinery in their building op-
posite the passenger depot. They will
sell at the lowest possible prices and
extend a very cordial invitation to the
ladies' Of Carson and vicinity to call
and inspect. 500
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-10-31
Benton's Ii nit17ent.

Which has been used IN Carson for
over twenty-five years, has saved
many an ache and pain to those who
know it. It is really intended for
horses but works with the same magi-
cal effect on the human. It is a pow
erful remedy and for rh"nmatism is
the king Of the world. Aches Knocked
out in short order. No hor-eman
should be without bottle. BeMton'5
Liniment is fol sale at all drug stores
For renr or for sale.-Hard-finished
house Of six rooms. pantry, cellar and
water. Five lots, barn and woodshed.
Opposite the N0teHare residence.
Oct. "a.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-10-31
For Over Fifty Years.

Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup, has
been used fOr children teethtng, 1t
5OOths the child. softens the gums,
alays all pain, cures wind collie, and
the best remedy sor Diarrhoea.
Twenty-Five cents a bottle.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-10-31
The WeiIand Saloon.

Whitney has assumed control Of the
Weiland saloon, which he proposes to
run strictly up to the times. He viii
dispense the best liquors aud cl lre
and fine old Government whisney
which slides down your throat like
oil, tickling your palate meanwhile
Call and see "HandsOme Whit" fl
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-10-31

when Baby was sick,
We gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child,
She cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss,
She chung to Castoria.
When she had Children,
She gave then. Castoria.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-10-31
The Programme.

Following is IN" progTamm" Of the
musical given hy Mis- Snyder tnmor-
row evGnin.:
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-10-31
PART II

Piano Solo. Dance of the Demons.
Edward Hoist, Miss Elva Snyder: So
prano Solo. A. Melody, Gerrit Smith.
B Who's at my Window, Osborne,
Miss Lily Leale Snyder: Reading, A
"Reminiscences OF Parepa Rosa, Mrs.
H. H. Howe: Contraltn Solo. He Was
a Prince, f. Lvnes. Mrs.. Geo. v. Gag
win Soprano Solo, L Ete, c. Cham
made, Miss Lily L"a'e Snyder.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-10-31

Piano Solo, Souvenir de kieT, Schu-
loft, Mr., Sam Plat Soprano solo, Ia
Stella iii Nevada. 2. Gi0rza. Miss Lily
Mary's Little Lamb, Miss Lottie Me
der: Baritone solo. I Fear No Foe,
Pinsati, Mr.. viii L. Mackay: Duet,
Love Shall Guide Thee. G. A. White.
Miss Snyder and MIS-. Geo. Cagwin.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-26

Mohr, Peter Risch, Van Woodruff, John
End, Q. L. Strannahan, Henry Prisge,
Jasper Ensley, Alex. Anderson, D.
Creighton, j. E Mccormack and w. H.
Herman. Thirteen men were excused.
Prosecuting Attorney Jayne and Hunt
ington & Wilson appear for the state.
while Story & Gates represent the de-
tense. As soon as the jury was called,
the judge instructed the members to be
taken to the scene where the crime is
alleged to have occurred. The time till
noon was thus spent in looking around
the locality of the burned barn. When
court convened in the afternoon ]. M.
Huntington was called as the first wit
ness for the state. The evidence is be-
ing taken now.
Another verdict of guilty was brought
in yesterday in the circuit court. Myron
Taft, who was jointly indicted with Lee
Morehouse for burglary, was found
guilty by jury consisting of E. Schanno,
A. ". Quinn, j. R. Cunningham, Jasper
Ensley, Alex Anderson, D. Creighton,
Henry Prigge, Thomas Mccoy, J. E..
Barnett, VIM. Stats, n. Harris, F.
Dietzel. The state was represented by
Prosecuting Attorney Jayne and the de-
tense by Attorney Keefer of Portland.
AS witnesses for the prosecution G. w.
Rice, Albert Roberts, John Green, L. S.
Davis, Mrs. Turner and T. ]. Driver
were examined, while the two who were
jointly indicted, Myron Taft and Lee
Morehouse, testified for the defense. A
mild sensation was sprung during the
testimony of Morehouse. He had just
been convicted of the same charge and
when he took the stand be tried to shield
his comrade, saying that he (Morehouse)
had done the deed and Taft was entirely
innocent. This vicarious sacrifice on
the part of Morehouse availed him little
however, for the jury refused to believe
the tale. After being out several hours,
they returned verdict of guilty, adding
a recommendation of mercy to the court.
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MAIER & BENTON.
Many improvements.

The past summer has seen a great
amount of building done in The Dalles.
More residences have been built than
for many years and they have been of a
character that adds much to the beauty
of the city. Over twenty-five new resi-
dences have been built and more are
in contemplation, some of which will at
least be started before snow flies. Be-
sides these several business structures
have been erected and others altered
and made as good as new. The
mammoth warehouse of the D. P. & A.
N. Go. alone would be good season. 8
showing. The Wasco warehouse has
had large additions built to it. The O..
r. & N. freight depot has been repaired
and refitted throughout. The public
schools, especially sthe Academy Park
building, have had much money spent
in the way of improving. Ia addition to
all these the rebuilding of the Vogt
opera house must not be overlooked.
The cost of this work can not be far
from $4,000. The strengthening of the
bridge leading to the railroad shops and
the building of a new incline to the coal
bunkers are Improvements well worth
noting.
Altogether The Dalles has made great
strides since last spring and its citizens
can feel satisfied with its present condi-
tions and hopeful for its future. We
doubt if there is any city in the state
which proportionally can show better
advance than this city has done. Next
year the progress will be greater yet. It
to the list could be added some enter
prise which would support pay roll,
ne could ask nothing more.
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Leaves From the NoteDook OF Chronicle
Reporters

Hot clam broth at o'clock today at J.
o. Mack's, 81 Second street.
Warmer weather, with possibility Of
rain or snow, is predicted for tomorrow
A large shipment of turkeys was made
from The Dalles to Portland this morn
ing.
A girl wanted to do general house
work. Good wages. Apply at this
Office.
A new sidewalk around the northeast
corner of Second and Washington
streets is one of the weeks improve
ments.
A carload of cranberries from West
Superior, Wisconsin, passed through
The Dalles this morning consigned to
Portland.
A laborer at the locks was severely
hurt by having his leg crushed by rock
falling upon it. 1t is possible the limb
will have to be amputated.
The ladies working tor the bazaar on
Dec. 18th and 18th, know no rest in
their labors. They expect to have a
great display of fancy articles, especially
those suitable for Christmas presents.
The date of Miss Elliot's recital will be
Thanksgiving night, instead of Thanks
giving eve as previously announced
The recital will be pleasant place to &c
after the festivities of Thanksgiving day
are over. The program will be very in.
teresting.
The ball to be given by the Mt. Hood
Hose Company Thursday night, will be
grand affair. The committees who
have it in charge are determined it sha Il
be one of the pleasantest social events
ever given in the city. The Orchestra
Union will furnish the music and the
best people in the town will be there tc
dance to it.
Deputy Sheriff Butts started the sale
of delinquent taxes yesterday morning
He got through the AS and BIS and
then stopped temporarily. The sale
Will be continued till all the property
advertised is sold. AS yet no bidders