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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-22
He IS TRAPPED At LAST.
Elihu Rosancranz, Formerly a Chicago
Politician,
Must Serve Three Years in Joliet.
Influential Friends Are Said to
Have Hitherto Saved Him From
the Penitentiary- Had Stolen at
Least 100000.

Chicago, H., July 21.-Standing be-
hind the bars in Cook county Jail to-day
an erswhile City Hall man told of his
troubles, while awaiting the order which
takes him TO Joliet.
Elihu Rosencranz, who, for a brief
spell under the last Harrison admins
ratiol, held a job on the street depart
ment as an inspector of distractions,
yesterday entered plea of guilty to the
charge Of attempted burglary and was
sentenced by Judge Baker to three years
in the penitentiary. Rosencranz is one
Of those peculiar mixtures so often fouad
in Chicago, composition of
POLITICIAN AND RASCAL.
yes. I once worked for the city"
said Rosencranz, when asked point
blank this morning If he had not held
a job in the street department. Under
the last Harrison administration l got
lob as an inspector, but l only held It
four or five days when l was fired.
How did YOU come to lose your j0b?'
he was asked.
Inspector Shea pointed me out as
thief and l was discharged replied
/ RosenCranZ.
1T is said that you
WERE RATHER HANDY
to Nineteenth ward statesmen on cleo
tiOn day"
NO" he answered, that is not right.
l have often hustled around in the
Seventh and Eighth wards, but 1 never
did any work i'm the Nineteenth.
When RosencranZ was led from the
cell this morning and brought into the
visitors cage his face as familiar one
TO such politicians as stood about. He
gave his age as SO years, and although
trinity built and smooth shaver he
looked every day of it. ROsencranz
seemed to take a most philosOphic view
of the situation and was rather inclined,
apparently, to congratulate himself that
he got off with
A THREE YEARS SENTENCE.
He was rather guarded in what he said
and did not seem inclined TO critlclse
the officials.
Whats the use Of my saying any
thing?" remarked RosencranZ. They've
got me here and can put the screws on as
tight as they want But no matter
what they say about me, I never was
indicted before and this will be my first
trip 20 Joliet
According tohisown statementRosen-
cranz as born in Blue Island some thir-
ty-six years ago. His life has been
checkered one with more dark spots
than light ones. The crime for which
Rosencranz was yesterday given three
years was an attempt to break into the
establishment Of Sherman n. Jewett, IS
Lake street. on the night OF December
s. 1898. This is but one Of
THE MANY CRIMES
laid at his door. But according to all
accounts Rosencranz has always had
such influential political friends that the
police were never able to land him in
Joliet. Ii has been said that during hiA
criminal career Rosencranz has stolen
at least 100000.
so. they say I've got away with $500
OO0. repeated Rosencranz. Well he
added with a laugh, Il only wish it wal
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-22
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-22

While in T0peha last March, g. T.
Barber. a prominent newspaper man
OF la Cyguc. Kan, was taken with chol-
era morbus very severely. The night
clerk at the hoJel where he was stop
ping happened 70 have a bottle of
Chamberlain Collie. Cholera and Diarr-
hoea Remedy and gave him three doses
which relieved him and he thinks saved
his life Every family should keep
this remedy i'm their home at all times.
No one can tell how soon it may be
needed. il costs but a trife and may
De the means of saving much suffering
and perhaps the life of some member
of the family. IS and 90 cent bottles
Chas. r. Goetze. VIII ". Irwin. John
Klari. VIM. =. Williams. c. Menke-
meIler. VIM. II. Hague. II. c. Stewart.
a. -. Scheele, J. Coleman. c. Schnepf,
Wm. Meusamcler Wheeling, W. Va:
Bowie e Co.. Bridgeport; 3. t. Peabody
d Son, BenwO0d.
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For SALE.
WADDINGTON
ASSIGNEE SALE OF WHEEuHg p
VINEYARD PROPERTY

We viii offer for a short nm.
sale. the Wheeling Hill win
consisting OF about thirty
improvements thereon. IS.
property as a whole or vs.
or west side Of thS hin sr.-.
suit purchasers. Tor pric. ....
at office Of Geo. J. Math.sor g..
ket street, Wheeling, IS. E.
GEORGE j. MATH.-.v
Z. S. RILEY.
iy19edh AssigRees of y. IT.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-22

EDUCATIONAL.
VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE

57thYear. State Military Scientific and Technical
School Thorough COURSES In general and applied
Chemistry, and in Engineering. Degrees conferred
in course: Grad N.M l., and Bachelor science
in Post Grdd. courses, Master Science civil ngln-
Ger. All expenses. including clothing aud Incl
dentGls provided at rate of $3.50 per month as IN
aUerdge ior the four years, exclusive ol OuUt.
GEN. SCOTT SHIP, Superintendent. u
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FOR SAtE-REAL ESTATE
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-22
Kenyon Military
Academy, Gambler, O.

END year. This old and remarkably successful
school provides thorough preparation for college
or business, and careful supervision Of health
habits and manners IL is much the oldest, largest
ana best equipped boarding school for boys in
Ohio Illustrated catalogue sent.
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-22

FOR SALE-LOTS IN MARTIN.
~, o., centrally located CII
MRS. KLEVES, IFS Water
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-16
PHoroGRAPHIc EVIDENCE.

The London Graphic has recently pre-
sented the story OF Armenian cutrages in
way that has awakened all England 20
on appreciation of their horrors, as II has
not been awakened before
The Graphic has presented a series o;
pictures, reproductions of photographs
taken at Ezeroun and columns OF descrip-
tion could not stir the emotions rs do
these horrible pictures The Sun OF yester-
day reprodueed some Of them.
Pictures speak most loudly. The cam
era is mightier than the pen. Current or
modern history presents few RACES more
terrible than the record OF the msssacres
OF Armenian Christians in Asia Minor
The news reports that have appeared al
most daily for several months relating
us, but have failed to really picture the
horrors, because they have been almost
beyond comprehension. We read OF the
massacre OF thousands in Armenia and
without any renlizing sense OF the awful
ness OF the record we turn TO the next
item OF news OF a tea party or a petty
crime.
But pictures command the eye and
awaken the mental faculties as no print
cd or even spoken word can do. We turn
from them, but they haunt US. They
hang 10 US and cannot be forgotten. At
last we are compelled to realize what is
meant by the slaughte OF thousands. the
extinction of whole towns, the sword
ani the Are laying waste. Here is pic
ture OF trench dug for the bodies OF
the slain. 1t is q huge affair, this grave,
an enormous hole over fifty feet square
into which the murdered are laid, the
bodies laid close together, one against tho
other, in row, and then another row on
top OF them, and another row on top OF
that-a as many bodies in each row as the
width of the trench will permit, and that
is thirty five, and as many rows as the
length OF the trench will accommodate,
and ms many one on top OF the other as
the depth OF the trench, barring the leav-
Ing OF room at the top for cover
ing OF earth! And the picture
Of this common grave is more appall.
ing more speaking than any figures we
have read OF, any description, however
expressive, we have read or listened to.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-16
ABOUT JANUARY /

The NEWS will print an edition de-
aligned to illustrate comprehensively the
commercial, industrial and financial life
OF the line city of Providence as il is en-
joyed today. Our representatives on their
rounds have been received most cordially,
and it shau be the aim OF The News cor
poration to embody in this special issue
facts. figures and general information
tact shaii be of permanent interest ana
benefit to all our business men who idcn
tify themselves with it and to tsc COM
munity at large. Commensurate with
the Importance OF the task 1t is proposed
to make this issue OF THE NEWS the most
imposing ever produced by our plant and
that shall be the peer OF anything ever
published in the towns credit to our
city, our patrons and ourselves
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-16
CITY ADVEKTISEMENTS.
CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
Office Of the License Commissioners.
49,. AnlI l.nrLL.nc.. D.n ~ 100

Office Of the License Comni sionors,
CITY Hall, Providence, Dec. IL. 1895.
Applications Tor transfer Of license 10 sell
pure. spirituous intoxicating and malt liquors
have been made by tho folow.ng-named per-
SECOND CLASS.
Astrella. LOUIS, 40 spruce street. 10 John r.
Mctiwip. 26o Dexter street
Cappelh. Nicola, 10 Teft street. to Stokes
street.
Clarke Fred L., Weybosset street, TO Moritz
H. Meyer, lgs.2u0 Union street.
Fsrrell John. o Smith street, TO Francis Nc
Gough. AZ Randall street.
Foley, Patrick H., % McKenna street, to
John c. Beluest, 447.sig Smith street.
German. Bernard, estate, ~ Logan avenue, 10
Tobias Burkc. same place.
Keneflck, James, 552 North Main street, 10
IA Darling street.
Kraen er. Joseph, 1872 Pine street. to Charles
A. Anderson, same place.
Lnnnon. Thomas, 1881 Westminster street, to
Michael Marinan, same place.
Gaher. John T., AS smith street, to Nc
Vickers 81 Fnnerty, same place.
Molter. h. L. a. j. N. % Richmond street
to p62 Westminster street.
Newton, Joseph. 1921 Smith street, 10 l.. a.
Worden. same place.
Salesses. ID. T., s05 North Main street, to
james IA. Hagan. 257 Dyer street
-Mef.ie+.,-4-A-rGs- -GoIa-street,-t tn-Lnhn
O'Brien. same place.
The Board OF jicensr Commissioners Will 10
in session in their office, city Hall. MONDAY,
Decemer 81. 1896, at 10 o'clock q. m, at which
time aud place all persons so desiring may DO
heard on the matter OF granting such apph-
cations.
BY order of the Board.
THOMAS NIXON, Clerk.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-16
WHATOTHERS ARE SAYING
Not Satisfied But Hopeful.
Crnnston City Times.

The city election in Providence last week
and the letting in Of set OF politicians who
have yet to prove that they arc better than
the mon turned out
IL il fair TO assume that the result shows
that Providence people have become tired OF
the way their business has been managed.
The Journal and some other sanguino souls
in Providence. call it "a great triumph" etc
II that Wow is TO be taken. one must not look
too closely at the facts, and at things as they
are.
The Olney administration pleaded TO be re.
tanned because they are Republicans. The
Democrats elected their ticket. on the face
of the returns, it seems quite like the turn
ing out of ono political party to make room
for another political party. The Democrats
for some years had majority OF the vetors
II Providence, aud tho only reason they did
not hold tire mayofalty after they won it for
Mr.. W. X Potter is that their party managers
did not know how TO manage.
We do not sec how the Providence election
can be regarded az anything but a triumph
OF the party that has the most votes. Tho
true principle of municipal reforn-non.parti-
sAHi-Hi ia eity sifsiFs--eaH scarcely be said ~
have been factor in tho campaign or in the
election.
10 Will REQUIRE moro evidence than that fur
nished by this election TO prove that the real
spirit OF municipal reform Is a live factor IN
Providence city affairs. We hopo to see this
evidence, and we are going to wait patiently
for IL to become manifest, hoping that tho
gentlemen elected last week viii decide to
throw their inluence on tho side Of non
partfzanshiD
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-16
THE CITY OF rROvIDrNcE.
PROPOSALS FOR CEMENT.
Department OF rublic Works.
Comm iissioner's O.hce. Ciiy hall.

Department OF rublic Works.
CoUniissioner's Othce. Ciiy hail.
Providence, X. l., DecSmbor. - i5ao
SEALED PROPOSALS will 10 received q,
this office until ii o'clock a. m, THURSDAY,
psccmber TO- lc95. for furnishing, uoilvorec'
~ required upon the work. tie
CEMENT
needed by the city for it's sewor, water. high
way and bridge departments. during the sea-
son OF 1895. IN sccoraanee with lac following
specifications, viz.
This cement Is to be Of the best quality.
fresh. fne tested in o sieve cs 200 meshes
per square zach. conralIed In well made. tighb
cake, and ehalI not nave been exposed 10
uampness Tho contents Of cach cask or
natural cement shan be Of the full net weig
of 800 pounds. ind II each cask OF Portland
cement Of the full net weight of 575 POUNDS.
Before the cement is received 10 shall be srb-
jected to inspection nnd vigorous tests. tbs
character of which shall be determined by.
ana the result of which shall be satisfactory
20 the undersigned.
A satisfactory bond in tho sum of SOD, as
iquidated damages for failure to execute tho
contract within ten days " awarded. must
sccomLany eacn proposai: and satisf ictory
bona IN the sum Of s5iD> conditioned upon
the faithful performances Of The contract. VIII
b. required II the successful bidder.
The night 10 reject any or all proposals 10
ROBERT Z. SMITH. Commissioner.
decl2-6t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-16
CRANSTON.

A bitter ard close fight is anticipated
in the spring campaign. II is said that
never before in The history OF Cranston
has n campaign assumed such an earnest
aspect SO long before election. Most OF
the work done is supposed TO be quietly
done, but OCCASIONALLY the w ong man is APP
preached and consequently the secr,ti are
aired.
Skating on the Pocasset river.
tUCtpaU puvrmrr1ts- cuusc the roads
10 be used by pedestrians.
II is fashionable TO call any throat
trouble diphth hetia.
That rsrt OF the town carriage shed
lately fitted up as a fire engine house,
under the supervision of Mr.. william
Ross, Will shortly be dedicated. The ex-
ercises will be characterized by the ing
away of clam chowder.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-16
THE CRY OF PROVIDENCE.
Proposals for Special Castings.
Dopartm INT Of Public Works,
commissioner Oflicr. City Hall.
Dra.kA.,.. - I.......I -. ~ 49,

SEALED PROPOSALS will bo received NJ
This Office until III tclock n. M, TUE eDAY.
December ". lSaa, for furnishing SPEt1Ai
CASTINGS, SERVICE LOXEs AND HON
WORK FOR ShNEks required for the water
and sewer departments of the city for tho
season OF 1890. estimated az abJut - tons for
the special castings and the service boxes,
and sboui 100 tons OF castings for sewers. An
ap5 5roximatu lss and description o, tho cast.
ings may be sypn Al this ufhce.
thu sum of $50. az Iiquidated damages for
faiinrs 20 execute the contract within ten
days, " awarded. must accompany each pro-
pos@l: aId n Satisfactory bond for a sum
equal To sbout one-thirl of tho estimat--l
am cunt of the contract will bo required q
the successful bidder.
Tbs right 90 reject any or all proposals 1,
reserved.
ROBERT L. SMITH. Commissioner
deel2.p
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-16
Woousocket Call.

Woousocket Call
Mayor pothicr. our bachelor executive. has
won baby carriage In a raiile. Last summer
the state fair managers printed among the
list of patronoss"s the name of Mrs. A. !.
Pothier." We should think that the Mayor
might hurry up and make good some OF the
things credited TO him. lie should have a uso
for that baby carriage before he gets too old
Any OF his constituents who have children
will tell him that no home is complete without
tho little strangers from heaven. and that
the cosiest bachelors apartment IL cheer
less place compared with tho humblcst homo
filed with the prattlo Of children.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-16
Cleveland Thinking 80 Years In Past
Lewiston journal.


The message a PRECEDENT Cleveland is n
conspicuous illustraiion Of the great and much
neglected duty OF men Ia public lifc-ihe duty
Of thinking with present facts instead of with
superseded conditions, he duty, IN ine, OF
going to Ltw,il and Lawrence and Lewiston
and Piitsburg. n well "a 20 New York city,
chicago and other rrtat manafacturing cen
iers 90 rrad the cconC mic duty OF The lsgi,la-
two and tSTturfvo Itwers "a hF rhFH ~
Man, hester IN England In The days n the
origin ~ tho obden Club. The sincerity and
courae. e Prcsid,nt Cleveland we respect /:
hut 70 l. thinking 5iyo.rs In the past. with.
ont the ,iightest cunscicusress that te'e is a
wnl ;.w!dc distinction between protection as
the Greater - industrial opportunity and
,ovcrnmrnt pAicrnf ism which s. In arrest %
indiyidus' apr soci~l progrc'~
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-16
TIE tINN OF PROVIDENCE.
TO IRON FOUNDERS.
Department OF Public Works,
Commissioner's ofilce, City Hall.

PrONiu snCo, u. L., ID Gem bor TX, 1870.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be- received ~
this Office until IL O'Clock n. m, FRIDAY.
December 20. 1853, for furnishing the follow
ing sizes uf CAST IRON WATER PIPES:
lll5 tons OF 2240 pounds. inches in diameter.
lQi1 tons of 2z40 POUNDS, inches in dismetor.
53 tons Of 2240 pounds, inches in diameter.
81 tons OF 2240 pounds. n inches in diane or.
2Vl5 tons OF 2240 pounds. 10 inches in diameter.
The delivery 20 commence or befOrs
March ~. 1893. anu 20 CONTINUE rs rapidly as
required. and 90 be fully completed on or
before July !. 1880.
a bond satisfactory 20 the Commissioner.
or n certified check la the sum or SiUo0,
Mdridated damages for failure to execute ths
contract within ten days, AZ awarded will bs
required OF exch bidder and satisfactory
bond in the sum Of 5000. conditioned upon
tine faithful fultllment Of the contract VIII
DO required Of the success sful bidder.
Specification. form of co3tract ana OF pro-
possl may be obtained Oh application at this
office.
tho right 10 reject any or all proposals u
RoBERT L. SMITH. Commissienss.
dssl%t'
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-16
THE CHRISTMAS NEWS.

viii be issued on Friday, December 20.
Don't forget the day and date.
1t will be notable for many things. All
the bright young men of The News are
sitting up nights to fill the columns
allotted TO them with Christmas stories,
sketches, pictures-and there are Others.
The Christmas NEWS, we are confident,
will be OF interest to all ages, both sexes,
and every stripe OF politics, not excepting
Goo-Goos Although next Fridays issue
will comprise SIXTEEN PAGES, the
price viii, ss always, be
ONE CENT.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-16
Two "New Women"
Pascoag Herald.

Tho two "new women" who chose tho
smoking car and cigarettes, were the added
attraction of the noon train to Providence on
Monday. They puffed away unconcerned until
informed by whiskered citizen OF Harris
vile that they were in tho wrong car. This
was too inuch. and they Immediately began a
series OF tunes that ali ended Cd with wind
blown whisker or two. The citizen retired
at the first convenient station much discom.
forted. but We trust has long before this
grown TO think that even short visit, tenn
porary glance. as IL were. from two such
modern women must be looked upon AS an
especial favor. 1--WE have read about them.
dreamed OF them. and looked their pictures
over, but I'll be goll darned IL ever seen the
real staff OF u modernized, brass bound wo
man before" said rather difident occu-
pant of the car.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-16
The Trials of "a Lecture Tour.
The

Nc sun
Mark Twsin's lecture tour in the antipodes ~
proving highly successful. but, according TO
Australian papers. he had series OF setbacSs
az the start. which probably have afforded
HIM some quiet chuckIes since. His agents
bad engaged hall at Honolulu in which he
was TO lecture while the steamer he was
travelling to Australia on was in port Eight
hundred seats were sold. But when Mark
Twain arrived he found that he could not
land ut Honolulu on account OF the cholera.
As soon "a he arrived in Australia he was laid
up with carbuncle, which kept him IN his
hotel for a week. When he got woli, and every
thing seemed smooth ahoad, his manager wss
put in quarantine at Adelaide. and kept there
fourteen days, because the steamer on which
he arrived had smallpox aboard. But Mark
went ahead without his manager. and let him
catch up after he got out Of quarantine.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-16
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
LAMP DEPARTMENT.
oGce on tho Superintendent.

ffoNlucnCes y~Cs " Ao'J.
This office until MONDAY. Doc. 10, 1895. at l.
o'clock noon. for furnishing tho following
supplies for this department.
A supply OF deodorizxed naphtha of "A crav.
,ty OF 20 or 10 degrees. as may be required for
one year, from ,lar. !, lSy8 say l2 barrels per
week, more or less, To be delivered at tho
lamp department building on Henderson
street and the empty barrels removed by the
contractor free OF charge.
A satisfactory bead viii bc required for the
performance OF the above contract.
And the right TO reject Gny and all pro
posals ia reserved.
BY order OF the Joint Committec on Lamps.
HORACE X. W.ANCHAkD. Chairman. !.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-16
The CITY on PROVIDENCE.
To Registry Voters.

Office OF the Board Of Canvassers and Regis
trGtion,
City Hall. December IL. lta-
Notice ~ hereby eivon that persons Dc
string To vote in the year 1890 tor general ,.-,-
Gers must register on or before December 81.
1895
4 Im addition 10 the regular Office bours, this
Office will he kept opened 10 accommodates
those desiring in register ON THURSDAY.
rhlDAI and SATURDAY Decern ber 10, 70
ana q. 1893. Respectively until y. m.
Notice IL also given that ~ accordance WIN
law, this office will be SeUt ,pentd until D
p. M, on SATURDAY, MONDAY and TUES
DAY, December IS, 20 and 81. lSp5.
By order of the Board OF lanvassers ana
Registration.
decI2nt CHARLES +. SMITH, ClorN.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-16

We learn that the Princes OF Wales
pIsys the organ, harmonien, piano and
either, which information makes us glad
that we don't live in the next fat to the
Wales family.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-16

The President, having returned from
duck shooting, may now arrange TO take
advantage OF the usual Christmas holi.
dsys. II there is any man whose health
ought TO be in a coed state OF preservs-
tion II is the President.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-16
Russian Thistle Blessing in Disguise
Dirsville Advertiser

Tho appearance Of tho Russian thistle at
Wcehawken has given the East vital interest
in this p sky weed. Those who believe in tue
theory advanced IN Dtnsville by Professor
Bailey Of Cornell will have no fears OF this
or any other so-cslled agricultural post. Pro
fcssor Bailey says the Russian thistle. like
tho late Canadian thistle. may prove bless'
ing in disguise. IL demands for It's ex'irpa-
tion thorough cultivation of tho land. and
this means bottor crops, greater prosperity
for the farmer.