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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-08-23
CHICAGO NEGROES
Propose 10 Go TO Spring Valley
and Fight the Italiana
Discovery Of the riot Causes unsasiness IN
Police Circlss-Trinl of the Twenty
Eight Italians 81 spring VALLEY oa
tho Charge Of Assault Has HsguA


cHicAoo. Aug IA 1t Il believed the
coiorod men OF this city arc making
secret preparations 20 send an armed
body OF men 70 Spring Valley, Ill. 70
force fight with the Italians there 10
retaliation for their outburst against
the Negro miners there two weeks
ago
Il was learned Saturday by the po-
lice that q colorcd man who IA sup
posed 70 DO Robinson has been canyass-
ing the pawnshopa In this city and had
bought over hundred revolvcrA Ono
firm OF money-lenders reported 70 tho
police that they have sold seven rovol-
vers " co,ored man The descrip-
tlon OF tho ruan taliies with that OF the
man IN the hands Of the police Detec-
tives have been detailed on the case
II Is said tho cosored poopie have BE-
come disgusted with tho way tho ital-
inns have routed them. therefore they
have decided 70 meet In secret Anum-
Der Of men arc 10 DO armed and anug-
gled Into Spring Valley 10 be In readi-
noas for duty at moments notice.
Tho discovery Of the plot has caused
considerable agitation In police cir
cieA
| AZ a meeting Of tho advisory board
Of the American Protective association
Cook county Sunday, resolutions wcrs
adopted denouneihg the mayor ol
Spring Valley "a cowardly. disloyaI
and un.American for not using hiS au
thority 10 qucll the recent uprising
there and demanded that the loss sus
tnined by tho Negroes be paid. sheriff
Clark. Of spring Valley. was Assuret
that the American Protective Sssoeia
tion stood ready with ave thousand
men 70 20 10 tho mining town TO aasis
him In preserving peace
PRiscEroN, III. Aug. 2a-Thc tria
Of the twenty-cight Spring Valley mon
charged with Assaulting tho coloret
population Of spring Valley. will b
commenced at o'clock Monday morn
Ing before Justice Fisher The dc
fense has retained Judge r r oh
bona late democratic candidate 70
congress- Owen e. Loveioy. son OF tn
, famous abolition congressman. and Ir
Gibbons Prosecution will bo repre-
ssnted BY States Attorney w. A. John
, son. who will probably be assisted b
IN attorney provided by tho colore
/ people Of Chicago aud local AttorneJ
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-08-23

IoeASsroRr. Ind, Aug. so-A fine
vein Of potter'a clay has been discov'
cred at Goodland, lnd. II Is a light
pink In color, aud Of excellent quail
ity. Already a movement ia on foot 10
establish a plant thero for tho manu-
fncture ofpottcry, and the finer grades
Of fancy bulldlng brick.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-08-23
rnnr more coun,,o. s.,,ls.

CoLUMBUs, O., Aug. l0-Four moro
counties havo made their August tax
settlements with the state. Adams re-
ports total collections sSl, 4O7. 81. states
share sG,l50O3; Belmont, total colleo-
tons s2OS, ses OS, states share ss7, asa 90
Champaign. total collections sl42. s4s. IS,
states share SCI, 2,OlsO Os; Highland, total
collections slOO,0l0Ti, states share
QtA oaT 40
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-08-23

SroKANE, Wash. Aug. 20-The for
est fires continue 10 spread with fright
full rapidity throughout tho north.
Miles upon miles Of grand forests are
being reduced TO charred and black
ened stumps and ashes
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-08-23

CosSERsvmLR. Ind. Aug. io-The
old settlers Of Fayette county held a
reunion nsar here, with addresses by
Dr. John s Tevls. OF indianapolis.
and +. I. Roots and Jesse p Elliott
Of that county.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-08-23

ToLKDo. o.. Aug 10 -GeorgianA La
plAnte. daughter Of Gideon LAplante.
Of this city, was found drowned In the
cistern after having boon missing sov-
eral hours she had been playing In
tho yard. aud had walked backward
into the open clstern
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-08-23
Iarn o.uaur p.fsatr purnan.

ToRoNro. Ont, Aug. 20-Nearly 90
900 persons saw Champion oarsman
Jake Gaudur defeat Ed Durnan, of To
ronto. In three-mile race In Toronto
bay Monday evening. The race wal
an exhibition one for 500 side and
expensea
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-08-23

ELwooD. Ind, Aug, io.-No rain has
fallen here for wecks, and the cropa
are perishing for want Of IL Sunday q
storm Of whirling dust swept over this
vicinity, combining people 10 their
hounoa
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-08-23

PORTLAND. Ind, Ang. ip.-Tho wiz
ard OH Co has disposod Of all It's lenses
and wells in this county 70 the Corning
OH Co, Of Columbus, O Tho consider
alton was s9A, OO0
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-08-23

MIchIoAs cry. Ind. Aug. no-wm
MannHg Of Ottumwa was snndbag
god nd robbed hero sunday night
10 .nllll unconscious aud In q danger
,ndlllon
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-08-23
\ the Franeo-Chinese treaty.


Tho hnrkef-Dwyer wrestling match
-MAmoS. Ind, Aug. e0-In the wrest-
ling match before the Marien Athletic
club Monday night, between Harvey
ParI or, Of Erie. Pa, and NJ. J. Dwyer,
of G rand Rapids, Mich, Dwyer won
the first fall in 80 and the second in 20
minutes
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-12-01

to spend Thanksgiving with his parents
FIR. and Mrs. Henry Meyer
Hardr0u Troll went 10 Canton Thurs
day 10 visit his brother at that place.
j. " Campbell. of Bridgeport spenl
Thanksgiving with friends I'm town.
Among the teachers from this place
TO attend the Eastern Ohio Teachers
Association at Cambridge, this week,
were. Supt George Rossiter. Misses
Maggie Davis and Rena Terrell.
1-r and Mrs w S. Carroll gave q
progressive euCher party Thursday eve
ming 90 number OF their friends.
Misses D,anch Mitchell and Lucy Jep-
son are visiting their aunt, Mrs. Dr.
Williams. Of Martin S Ferry.
Miss Nary and Master Rodney Mitch
Ell who are attending a preparatory
school ar Fittshurg spent their vaca-
ti0u OF their home in this place.
1r W. 3. Hunt visited his father at
Hcpeiale over Sunday
Dr. Williams and family, of Martin
Ferry. attended The reunion OF the
Groves family at this place, Thursday
1,r and Mrs. George Brown went to
PiUsblrg tuesday, TO visit their daugh-
ter, AIRS Easter
Nr and Mrs. w. A. Hunt went to Co
lumbus Thursday. where they Will
spend O pare of the winter
Hon. i panford and wife and son
Thomas Danl0rd, his private secret ary
started Thursday for Washington. ID
C.. 10 set them e,y6s settled before the
opening of Congress. next Monday.
Misses Mamie and Bessie Hughes. OF
Wheeling. are spending O few days with
friends % town.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-12-01
MANNINGTON.

Warrington, W. Va, November 3d.
Mss Kate Moran Of N0undsyille, is the
guest of Mrs. Charles Haben.gg.
Percy Moc,sr. OF Dellaire o.. was a
business visitor ia town Wednesday.
William A. Sands visited friends in
F1im0nJ Sunday .ast.
in S.s.ersville. spent Thanksgiving
Daniel Pomeroy. who is in business
Day with his family here.
Nessrs. L. W.ners. R. a. Blanchard.
Fred ~. Hooker and p. D. Huffman
were visitors in Wheeling THURSDAY.
Archie Burt. who Is attending school
at FairmOnt. came home Wednesday
for @ short vacation.
Union services were held in the Pres
bvte-ian Church Sunday evening. a
large number being present from each
CONGREGATION. Rev. Ward, pastor Of
The II. z. Church. preached the sermon
Of the evening.
The Mistletoe Club ban in the Opera
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-12-01
VALLEY GROVE.


Miss Mary Smyth, Of Washington, is
the guest Of her aunt, Mrs. James Gas
ton.
Miss Jennie Monroe, Of Proctor, re-
turned home Friday, after several days
visit with her cousin, Miss Jennie Bow
man.
Misses Josie and Mary Mcdonald, OF
Washington, spent this week with their
cousin. Miss Anna Hill
Miss Rar Bowman who has been quite
i'll for some days, is again able to re-
sumo her studies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Foney spent
Thanksgiving with Mrs. Forney' s moth
or. Mrs. Whitman, OF West Liberty.
Two new buildings are being erected
which. when completed, will add mucn
TO the Improvement Of the town.
MS. M. J. Bowman, accompanied by
her daughter. Mrs. w. c. Alexander, OF
Pitsburg. will spend Sunday with
friends in Wheeling
It is rumOred that ere long we snail
have some weddings to report
Quite a number Of people from TINS
place attended the entertainment al tne
Philadelphia NJ. 2. Church Thursday
evening.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-12-01

married Tuesday morning at the nome
Of .he brides parents by Key. ). T.
Braun. After a trip 10 New Pn-lauel,
Dbia where they will visit Mr.. Meyers
paren.s. they viii return ana 20 10
housekeeping. -,
Mrs. !. W. Gray has returned HC-I
Harr'svills. where she was calleu D5 '-'s
de7.h If her brother, w z. Wilk!n.
F'-snk Grace has accepted lucrative
Do-il'on rs city salesman WITH tne
wholesale grocery house OF MAJOR + IVcn
~ Young
Mrs. Bradley Of PtttsbWg, is a gues1
Of Mrs George Mellingr.
Mss Dolly Kimmal, Of New Rumley'
is a guest Of A. D. Finnicum and family
Miss Mamie Laffar, Of San Francisco,
is q guest Of Mrs. Thomas Conih.
Mrs. J. C. McKeeyer and daughter
I.vda. are in Pi.tsburg, where they al
tended the Greasel-Simeral wedding on
Thursday.
W. G.. Medill and family spent
THANKSGIVING at gainesville.
Dir. John Pierce and family are visit
ms %. New Philadelphia.
Mrs. o. NJ. Evans, OF Columbusa IS visll-
inc Mrs. VIII Weaver.
Mrs. MINIS d. Hinchman, OF Ale
eheny. IS a guest Of Mrs. w. A. UrQu-
hart
Mss Name Perkins spent Thanksg-v-
,ng in 9fcKeaspcrt.
Tho sermons at Union Thanksgiving
Services were preached by DR.. X. A. NC
K.nley and Or. A. B. Pope.
A brilliant social affair was held IN
Ccrrct's Hall BY the S. Peters Festival
Workers on Thanksgiving evening.
The Young Ladies Sodality Of Holy
Name Church held a successful festival
al Assembly Hall on Wednesday even
ing.
The Huntymsn Base Ball Club gave
.hor third grand ball in Turner Hail
en- Wednesday evening.
I'D. c. Forbes and family are here on
visit from Alliance
Mrs r. 3. Waldrop, Of Alexandra
Ia. who has been q guest or Mrs. u. 81
P0ren. has returned home.
John earns and wife, Of Allegheny,
spent Thanksgiving IN ,Ae city.
Mss Carrie KlaTt, Of wheeling Island,
IS q guest Of Mrs. Thomas Kenney.
The Opera House was crowded Thurs
d5y evening 3t the opening performance
OF THE Carnival OF Flowers given by
the ladies' Of ST. Pauls Church, under
the direction of PREF. Braun. One
hundred and fifty children took part in
he tableaux and dances which were
pre. .y Miss Laura Mclaughlin sang
q solo. Summer Queen The grace
displayed by Ms Grace Dukelspiel IN
her dance CT ia Santiago" and the eX-
cellent manner in which George Winters
rendered "L}tIe Alabama Coon receiv-
cd deserved applause.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-12-01
CHICEGO DENTISTS.

taking dispositions in the chancery case
of Hall VS.. Hall Harry McEldowney
was the stenographer. The attorneys
for the plaintiff were Mcintyre &
Moore: for the defense, Blackmar,
Young & Bowers appeared.
Col. John McManus, the genial and
accommodating representative in this
city Of Bovaird & Seyfang, who went TO
Pittsbug Thursday, returned TO the city
last evening. and has again taken up his
abode at the Wells. Although John
was only away a couple Of days, the boys
were all glad TO see him come back and
made quite a fuss over him.
Joseph Boyers, who spent Thanksgiv-
ing and several other days in Wheeling,
returned home last night.
Ned u. Smith and VIII w. Smith,
both well known here, VIII having had
charge Of a store here for some time,
and Ned being the well known organ
fzer of the X. o. T. NJ, have made ar
rangements TO build a big hotel at
Waverly.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-12-01
CAMERON.

Cameron. w. Va. November 30
Tbanksgiving services were postponed
here on account Of the illness OF Rev.
Montgomery.
The special services still continue az
Green Valley, and the meetings are
growing in interest.
Miss Alice Corcoran is the Wheeling
guest Of her sister, Mrs. Maggie Koran.
Mr.. j. q. Lopez, clerk az G. w. Hon-
nar's store, has been off duty for few
days. and is enrolled on the sick list.
Walker p. Coe IS laying of this week
on account of I'll health.
A. r. Snyder. the barber, is preparing
20 move his shop into his new quarters,
I'm the basement Of the new Masonic
building.
Some Of cur citizens are behind the
bars in Moun1sville, charged with sell
ing intox.can-s. and from the language
and staggering heard and seen on our
streets yesterday, we are fully persuad-
cd .ha. they are not the only parties
guilty
Brooks Reese has finished his course
~ Buc5haunon and returned home He
has not fully decided yet just what avo-
eye on the MINISTRY IN the NJ r..
Church.
cation IN life he viii follow, but has his
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-12-01

House Wednesday evening was very en-
iovable. although the number in at
tendance was not large. Dancing was
engaged in till late hour. The music
was excellent, the society congenlai'
and altcgether It was an AFFAIR worm
repeating.
Mrs. Fred Bartlett is the guest Of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Walker Oh
Fairmont
Ed J. Haternigg, who has been work
ing n his fathers tailor shop az Sisters
vile for several weeks, has returned
to this place, where ne will remain LOT
the winter.
Younge's Dramatic Company, an
amateur troupe from Grafton, gave an
entertainment to q large audience in the
Opera House Thursday night, but gave
a door show, even for amateurs.
III. Burchinal, a popular drug cler K
of Wheeling. formerly in the employ o-
7 C. Huey at this place, came up
wednesday and stayed over Inurs-
dav Harold has many friends VINO are
always glad TO see him.
z. Burchard Koen. Of washington q
Jefferson College, washington "a
spent Thanksgiving with ms p4IeH'S'
MI. and Mrs. J. T. Koen.
Harry Matthews, a student OF tns
west Virginia University, az MORGAN .l.-
town. Is enjoying few days vacation
! in town.
Mrs. Mary Mckay left Friday Tor 2
visit 10 her sister, Mrs Thomas b.
Lindsay. at Steubenville, 0.
A. Hammerling is connped 10 Ms
room suffering from an attack OF pneu-
monia .,,i.o
voung lady Of Ada. O., is The guest OF
Mrs. DR.. NJ. T. Hamilton
Mr.. and Mrs. J. n. Owens visited 1n9
formers mother at Cameron the hrsI
Of the week. .... 10.
returned from a professional Yislt TO
Barracksville
Last Monday evening a number OF
Young folks assembled at the home or
Miss Belle Prichard, on Main street,
for the purpose of organizing a chorus
club. The object Of the club IS to be-
come familiar with dimcult vocal
music VIII IT. Frisbee is the leader
and will do all in his power 70 make
# n success. The club VIII hold its
next meeting eli the home Of Miss Bessie
Koen. next Wednesday evening.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-12-01
BENWoOD.

A crowd OF BenWOO0 SOcleJY people
attended a party at McMechen last eve
ming.
Mrs. Jim Welsh is visiting friends in
Carnegie, Pa.
Mr.. P. i. Mercer is the guest Of rela-
tives in Watson, W. Va.
Mr.. William Collins has returned
from Salem, W. Va.
Mrs. Lizzie Tonner, Of Toledo, Ohio
has returned home. after several weeks
visit here.
The Union District Teachers Insti-
tute will meet at Pawp2w school house
on Saturday. December II.
Miss Julia Kennedy has returned
home. after spending Thanksgiving
with friends in Wells6urg.
The Hope Society will meet next
Tuesday night in the basement OF the
NJ. %. Church.
The Young Peoples Society Of ST.
Matthew's Lutheran Church are maxi
ing preparations for a bazaar which
will be held about the first Of next
month.
Mr.. Thomas Arlington, Of Buckhan-
non. w. Va, Is here visiting friends.
Miss Maggie Pendergast has arrived
home from FairmOnt
II. +. Wiles was in Morgantown dur
ing the past week.
Miss Stessa Gary, of Warrington, is
visiting her uncle. Mr. George Smith.
Quite O crowd attended the oyster
supper that was given by the Woman
Relief Corps, last night, in Upper Ben
wood
f. Nicholson, Of SteUbenyille, VIM
White. of Pittsburg, and Harry Nine
han, Of Altoona, Pa, were visitors in
The city during the week.
A. r. Beeder, of Virginia. has been the
guest of his nephew, o. Chenoweth, for
the past week.
Nlrs. Newton White has returned tc
/ Chicago. after spending several weeks
as q guest of the families OF William
Hunt and Otis Warnell.
I'D. Brownlee has gone to Scio Col
leee.
Miss Katie Hail. after spending a few
weeks with her parents in this city, has
returned TO the Normal School at West
Liberty.
Max Levi Is spending to-day with his
family IN Allegheny.
Miss Susanna Schad is visiting
/ friends In PittsbUrg
Mr. VIM. 5erig attended the X. OF 2
/ banquet ia Boli3ire Thursday night
Mrs.. John Riley, of Floral Home, wa:
calling on friends In this city.
A new drug store VIII be opened or
/ Main street.
mr. Francis Barger. Of Spring county
+ Pa. WAS in town calling ON his nephew
J.p. B3rger. the Main street jeweler
The funeral Of Mrs Louis Warner
VIII take place from the NJ. T.. Churcl
bis afternoon al . O'Clock. lntermen
e. NcNcchen cemetery.
/ Miss Maggie Bartlett is recovering
after o lingering illness.
Nr. and Mrs J. Bridgeman, Of New
/ Nlrdnsville. We're guests Of her parents
/ 1fr. end Mrs. A. Fox, on Water street
+ Miss Laura Dare and mother ar
spending O few days with relatives o
/ Glendale.
Tom Pelley. of Mingo, is the guest o
/ his parents here.
The church In Upper BenwoOd CAV
/ supper at the residence Of Mrs
/ Hughes Thanksgiving night
Mr. Charles Hill. OF Mount de Chantal
was visiting In the city Friday.
Miss Ada Miller, Of Allegheny, VIII,
has been the guest Of her friend. Mis-
/ Laura Beatty. has returned home
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-12-01
NEW 3IARTINsVILLE.

New Nartinsville, W. Va, NOyem-
Der 20-R r.. Moore. an attorney. of
Sis-arsville, was here Monday on legal
business
Col. Jacob K0Ontz was at Short Creek
q few days ago and took up large
/ quantity OF poplar timber, which viii
I be brought here and manufactured by
Koontz & Phillips
Sheriff ID. II. Cox spent the week in
the country On business connected with
( his office.
Cept b. T. Bowen was at Sisters
I Vile Monday on legal business
Capt % ~. Bowers was nj Sisters
+ ILt.Ie were ot Sis-crsyiIle, Friday, or
I lesol business.
Col a. B. Moore. Of the Republican
Office, spent Sunday with friends in
Tyler county.
Hon. Sep Hall spent a few days at
Sis-orsFille this week on business.
Prof. James NcGhee had quite an in
I teresting entertainment IA the depart
ucnt of The high school, Friday after
noon The children acquitted them
selves Well
Rev. Lauck. OF the N. d. church,
South. preached The Thanksgiving SER
mon Thursday, at the M. d. church
building ON Main street. Both cOngre-
cations took part I'm the services.
Misses r. =. PembertOn, Jess Horn
brook and IT, C. CARTRIDGE spent
Thanksgiving with friends az ST. Ma
rvs
w. Meg. Hall was at Spencer, Roane
county this week on legal business.
Mrs Thomas Tucker, of Wheeling, is
the guest OF her daughter, Mrs. M. Nc
Cam. OF Main street.
u. u. Dunlap. prominent oil man OF
this city left Tuesday for The Archer
field and viii De absent for two Week KS.
David Gates. % well known merchant
of Woodland. Marshall county, spent
two days En- our city this week.
Miss Sarah Otto, stenographer In y.
3. Halls law Office, spent IhanksgiV-
inc at her home I'm Wheeling.
lrr. and Mrs. John Slender spent a
few DAYS with friends at olstersVllle
this week
Rector BrooEng and family have re-
turned from Atlanta, Ca, where Jhey
spent several weeks visiting ielauVes
and the Exposition.
~. IF. Sitall returned Sunday from
trip to- NoreantoTn.
S. r.. Martin viii lay off about fifty
town lots near the o. r. Ii. IL. depot
soon. wa,
Ucssr7 John BcDdi, J. W. Hill, Lloyd
VcTntire. Joe Craig and ID. Potts MADE
fv.ng "trip to- SistcrsTille on bicycles
.r- p Dor.--on O. p. A.. and
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-12-01
sALD N FUN

Don't let the weather bottle.
Just heed a friend ADVICE
And when the c0un ry's id
Lean back and order Io-
Atlanta c.
Help Help cried .a.
being robbed. "Caim
the highwayman. Ut dcr
sistance. Town Tor.
J0nes-"I hear tnaJ
upski Is embarrassed
May be der creditors
Failupski rs used 90 Dbl
Its no use. Fred
blushing maid, as She ..
window TO address t.e
beneath. "Why DO
mere. he answered l
my bat on straight without
lamp. Detroit News.
An excess OF comu.
YOung-wife nervous
II hope my biscuits
Les" Mr. .TomgW.te
pcrbl Why. g. Joy mo.a..
as well as this I'm aira.
STAYED with hCr ir-ea-
you"-Now York Iru.A.
Madame" said tho
boarder TO the lola.a4F
.nly addresses 20 yc.t
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-12-01
GOING TO GEORGIA.

washington, November 3O.-Secretary
Hoka Smith will leave here Sunday af-
ternoon for Georgia. RE viii deliver
speech before the State legislature
Tuesday afternoon. when he viii re-
view financial Issues. He Is expected
TO return to Washington late in the
week.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-12-01
THE CARDIFF EXPOSITION.

Washington, November 30.-There
win be held at Cardiff, Wales, during
the six months beginning May first,
next. an exposition devoted 70 fine arts
and maritime progress, o. which Queen
Victoria will De q patron and Earl Dun-
raven one Of the supporters A novel
feature VII De a daily navel engage
ment on q large artificial lake.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-12-01
cFPMAN TOBACCO ACREAGE.

Washington, November 50.-The ex-
tent Of the tobacco acreage IN Germany
this year, according 10 a report from
United States Consul Stephens, at Anna
berg. was 52.293 acres, which was $3.50
acres more than IN 1894
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-12-01
MAKING DAMAsK GO BARREL

Washington, November 3O.-A full
description Of the process Of making
damask gun barrels as practiced In
Liege. the home Of that industry Is
given by United States Consul Gilbert
az that place, IN a report to the State
Department He says that these fine
barrels are marketed principally IN the
United States and Great Britain, and
NE value Of fire arms shipped to the
United States during the quarter ended
S.n.ember 30. last. was s295.285.