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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-21

Daiihshs ~. sn, S AZ X .,rviii" N'e'''
,,.,,,o,,, pooor,hor 10 -notvv.c, and
49,, r,.,,,.ta, ,,,o-t,t,, torn hurst
e,V'" -. -, ,,i,, drivirg
| IN All wv iu'F' VIZ '"s 49, -,
the sheets OF rain In biindlng blasts sent
| trrInR the glrns from In front OF many
s6o,is, ", nff inseluro roofs. Doyond
swlneo river, IN the southeastern part o.
tho ely, DuHo MyRh,u,s, Ie',ny s,mmr g,'
atVuheu w v airon6y cpcaIinr tho tinherp
when was nlreauy O. Nah.ps h,nI linz 10
| OF thelr eottukg my p.toS S ns ths
hlhhe tnei, AN ~, Ii w tiock. another .unt
catching II bioadsldo and topping
| oETCir,i,. n ,u,,,,sr NJ rcneea arc noticed
| down around town. and tho reports 70 FAR
| from the country are to tho etfoot th0t
| considerable damage has been doho.
,-,, 81.
| ,.,.-,',, -, ~ Inc aonaon fell In this
s,s,ta, ard tho wind blew n gale from
| ~. -, 90 ahout n,cloek a IN. to-
tno Nousn, "',. ua.,n,.o,, ,,d tho
| day veered TO inc northW1NN ui,tu ~.
precipitation was greater sun nnsH Si,s'
leaving the skies bright. clear and cheer,
ful, and AZ WIS w,,,i,hs 10 p .i ~ s,re ,r'
n1a boisierous l damaging everything Ia
Tvs Sou''N
| ycrryIlie Toxnu December 1.-THE
wind has been blowing gaze from Wv
north all day. Light snow te'l on thu
mountain. one mile north OF 'he clty. y
| heavy rain fell last night accompanied "
| some hail. messenger from Mason
county reports damaging hail storm
Temple, December l''-Ien'p'e "s VIZ
tied this morning about O'Clock Ny ohe
OF tho sevefcst rain storms that she has
experienced for years. The heavy down,
az IIehtnine and heavy ciaps OF thunder
that kept the entire town from sleeping.
,,,,,., ,.x.s Dsoo,,hor 10 --IIeavv
storm OF wind. rain, loud thunder ana
this section last night No serious dam
age done; = Key 1ni , h2os ror nh,ooi'u'
bF'AA mortimer wv" ...e ''''
prvnn Texas December 1q-Tha 80.
80, n.,rd s,orr, Of IN, vear strucp
Bryan Mt 4 O'Clock this morning, II was
from the north and vas eeeomba1ied N
z, uemnh9o9s IL,tti,., nnia. paa, ~"
h'sh anu u Is s'''.ls V''''' '~
uYr,let. Toxas. pec ember ia heavy
downpour Of rain. accompanied by vivid
lightning and thunder vis,ten ms srcs aoa
last hiEht' psa,n,fy fninrfaglns Win busi.
riu ss anu S'sA''
c,.., rox,s r,eccIah.r is-rha wealth.
SIo . -. 49,. -. 80, 80,
er ior tue pe''' ~" -, a,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-21
lone case end can not no considered.
Opinion by Hurt, p. J.
Henderson, j.. diB.cnts.

W. H.. PERKINS. from Harris uoar
cases>-Affrmed.
The Indictment charges that the appel
liant did then anc there unlavfuily keep
and exhibit. for the purpose OF gaming,
gaming table and bank" The .
n. ont IS sufficient
Opinion by Davidson. J.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-21
,t,rptrrs DEPARTMENT.

Karnes City. Texas peeei'N.' 80 nd,
brown pony horse, apou. x IN
"a - hand. high; p 9rive or ridc stolen
iei' s ylhs eboat lin inst; One e s ned
about i bands on siT iaf, hip. J. j, Scale
sherin Kcrncs equity
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-21
ronr WORTH RAILWAY SCHEDULE


crexarkana. Sherman and raris,
Arrive. Northbound. Leave
....No. 20 daily.... 9.sQ a. IN.
Arrive. Southbound. Leave.
$3.50 y. m...No. daily.
Texas and Plclfc trains Nos. md 8
)nly stop at TeNarkann. T. c, Junction.
Atlanta. Jefferson. Marahnn. Longviow
Junction, Rig Sandy. Mlncola. Wills
Point. Terrell. Forney, East Dallas.
Dallas and Fort Worth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-21

Brnnhan. Texas. December is.-w. j.
Ripe. general merchant u wesley. tolay
Med a deed OF Bfaignrnent for the Dene-
N az creditors naming John Bacca ~
assignee. Liabilities, Wv.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-21

KerrvIlle. Texas, December h.-rho
wind has been blowing gale from the
north all day, Light snow fol- on the
mountain, one mile north OF the city. \
heavy min fell last night accompanied by
aomo hail messenger from mason
county reports q damaging hail storm
there,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-21
ST. CHARLES
HOTEL.

Cor. Seventh and Ruek Stree.
One Block East OF Main st
Arlington Heights St Car
Passes tho Door Every Ten
Minutes.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-21
HIGHEST CRIMINAL COURT.
Opinions Handed Down at the Last
Sitting Of the Trihuua,
A FAILURE TO SIGN THE MINUTES
hy aJudvs WIN Nai Invaiids'. n Judc-
men.-Gr-sr County Par. of tho
State u Texas.

tyler. Texas Dcesiober is.--Fonowlns
IRE Ayhopses OF the opinions handed down
Al iodsy's sitting 1T the court OF criminal
appeals. Hurt, p. j.; Henderson and pa.
vdson. A. j..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-21

CHARLIE BLACKsHFAH. from Leon:
CG3snavisti9n for arson; given i've years
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-21

IAEpEAfAN. from Harrison.
THO statement OF facts p this csse y
I'm Inc same condition N In George Ma
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-01
ICE FORMED.
The Coolest Weather Known in Florida
Since 1835---The Orange Crop Ruined.
Fabulous Prices for Oranges Expected.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA December 81.
The mercury went down TO fourteen
above zero at the Signal station in the
city just before sunrise this morning,
this record being one degree colder than
the temperature during the great freeze
of 1886 and the lowest since 1885. The
thermometer at the station is 100 feet
boye the gruuud, and the service read
ings about town average from to de-
grees lower.
Reports from Titusville, Tampa,
OcaIa, Gainesville, PalatKa and San
ford. indicate that the mercury dropped
TO about Is above zero in those locali-
ties.
The orange and vegetable crops are
practically ruined. The best estimates
place the number OF oranges at present
on tie trees at fully 100000 boxes and
the officials OF the Florida Fruit FIX
change in this city think fully two
million boxes have been frozen either
wholly or partially.
III this estimate is correct, the re-
naming six hundred thousand boxes
will bring fabulous prices.
These reports can not be verified Till
tonight or tomorrow, but the best In
formed fruit men say THE gig Is up
with the orange crops OF ls93-94.
Ice formed on the streets Of Jackson
Vile this morning, and in small places
about the docks.
PARIS, December 31.-Severe snow
storms prevail in the nothern and south
ern parts OF France. sRailroad traffic has
been stopped.
MADRID, December 3L-Very hard
weather has been experienced In the
peig hborhood of San Sebastian and In
the province of CASTLE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-01
SPORTING NEWS.
RESULTS AT NEW ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS, December 81. -Twen-
tieth day Crescent City Jockey Club
winter meeting. Weather cold and
cloudy: track heavy. First, six fur
longs, Reuaud 1:22. Second, six and a
half furlongs, Adah L., 1:29. Third,
six and half furlongs. Bust-Up, 1:3016.
Fourth, six and half furlOngs, Bonnie
B., l:291l. Fifth, seven furlongs, Advo'
cate, 1875.
Following are the entries at New Or
leans for January l: First, selling,
eleyen.sixteenths, Ethel w, Susie An
derson. Lucasta, Midget, Bootee 121,
Matt White, Danube, Wanda T., Pace
lot. q. b. Cox, Ludlow, His Honor l04,
Prince Leon, Cyrus, Luke Parks lO7.
Second, selling, six furlongs, Nancluse,
Forest Belle, Psnway 90, Kindora,
Tram. Old Dominion, Emperor, Billet,
Ben Wilson, Galen Brown 10l, Satinet,
Gleesome lO2, Sam Farmer 104, Cente-
nella lO5. Bessie Nichols los, j. T. b.
III. Third, handicap, five furlongs,
David III, Mauon 102, Birdcatcher
log. Luprewitt 1O7, RaDid Transit.
119 Pisa 1O9. Coria ia. Fourth, Hand
lean Dry Monopole, (el, Wolsey l02,
Marcel lO3, Chimes 104. Uncle Luxe
l0E. Montre log. Nero los, Cara Bauer
I13. MolHe B., Wshatchie 1l5. Filth.
Selling. thirteen, Adah l.. l02, Denver
104. Galena, Alethia Allen, Ten Spring
1O7. Incommode, Zeke Hardy, Douglas,
Henry Owsley 1O9, Excelsior, Frances
pope. Cactus Blossom 1l2. Twenty
three, 107.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-01
Jealousy Causes a Husband to Chal-
lenge His Wife'S Cousin.
SHE is A BEAUTIFUL WOMAN,
Twenty Years Old and Very
Attractive, and the Cousin Had
Been Corresponding With Her
and Calling on Her Till the
Doctor Got Hot About 1t.
They Went to the Field Of
Honor, and Each Had a Very
Narrow Escape.

EAsToN, Pa, December 3l.-E. >.
Reigal, prominent physician OF
Bloomsbury. n j., few miles from
here. and William Beobler, of Phla-
deIphia, fought d ue at Bloomsbury etr-
Iy Sunday morning. Relgel received TITO
bad wounds on the crown OF his heat
and his coat was pierced with bullets,
which fortunately did not take effect.
Bebbler had a narrow escape, book In
his pocket preventing a bullet from
passing through his body.
The trouble was caused by jealousy.
Bebbler, who is cousin Of DR.. ReigePs
wife, had been corresponding with her
and
PAYING HER FREQUENT VISITS.
On Saturday he paid her visit, which
resulted In a war OF words between
Bebbler and the Doctor.
The outcome of the quarrel was Al
challenge from the Doctor to fight a
duel, which was probably accepted by
Bebbler Sunday morning was the time
set for the meeting. and the men met at
the appointed hour. and in short order
began firing al each other with reyol-
yers with the above result.
Mrs. Riegel, who is the alleged cause
of the trouble. is very beautiful, TWEEN
ty years old aud very attractive. The
parties are well connected and the affair
has caused quite sensation
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-01
NEWSLETS.
Interesting Pieces of Tslegraphic News
in Small Bpace.


CoopERsTowN, n. Y, December 81
Miss Susan Fenimore Cooper, daughter OF
James Fenimore Cooper, died to-day OF
apoplexy, in her 62nd year
ELeIN. TEX. December 3l.-Cracksmen
utterly demolished the vault and safe Of
the Eigin Bank with two explosions OF dy-
Mantle so heavy that besides blowing the
vault 10 pieces. the furniture and floor were
snlintered. The lookout for the thieves
was captured, but three men In the Dt *
escaped with no money.
pans December 3l.-The appeal Of
CAPTAIN Dreyfus, sentenced 10 be deported
for life and TO be interned in a fortress,
after having been convicted OF treason In
disclosing important military documents TO
the representative of a foreign nation, was
heard by the Military Council Of Revision
to.dav and was unanimously rejected.
WAsHISeToN, December 3l.--A telegram
received at the Treasury Department this
afternoon states that SoOO.OOO In gold was
to-day withdrawn from the suo-treasury
at New York. This leaves the true amount
of the gold reserve Se6,O1O, l45.
WAsurNGroN, December 9l.-United
States Treasurer Morgan to-day mailed
%. O55 checks, aggregating S6,S55,4O4 IN
payment of the interest due January J.,
isg5, on United States registered percent.
consols of 1907 and bonds issued to the Pa
cific railroad companies.
RsRLrS. December 3l--A dispatch re-
ceived mere announces that Rycnlovski
& Sayets's great petroleum refinery at
Batoum. on the Black Sea, has been
burned. The less is enormous.
ROVE. December 3l.-Tnere were re-
pewed earthquakes to-day at Reggie di
| Calabria and Mezzlna.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-01
WANTS AMPLE ASSURANCES
That Rev a. a hampton shall Not be
Lynched Before he VIII send Him
Back TO Kentucky.

CISCINNATI, December 31.-JudRe
Buch walter to-day refused to surrender
BeV. A. II. Hampton. alias Alex. jack
son. colored minister, to Deputy Sher-
if w. w. Perrin, OF Lebanon, KY,
until he had assurance OF Governor
Brown and of the sheriff OF Green coun-
ty, KY, that the man would oa
rejected from any mob. Rev. Hamp
ton was formerly a teacher at white
wood, KY., and had some words with
J. C. Durham, a farmer, In June, 1893,
Rev. Hampton shot Durham, but not
fatally, and fed. Deputy Sheriff Par
rin, relative Of Durham, last night
arrested Hampton while preaching
at Avondale. After an exclt-
ing time, be was to'daS
brought before Judge Bnch
walter or extradition papers. hamp
ton said he was indicted, Durham
had recovered, and he had been willing
To go back II assured a fair trial. He
had received letters from prominent
people there warning him his lie was
not safe. A coiored man and a colored
boy had heen lynched there, one for
murder and the other for criminal as
sault and he would be strung up by a
mob If taken back by Deputy Sheriff
Perran.
"I have sent two colored men back
lately" said Judge Buchwalter, zone
to Georgia and one to Kentucky. Al
though the offense of the latter, an
Italian peddler, was only shooting at
somebody. He was taken by mob out
of the Burlington jail and hung to
tree. l determined then l would
never send another prisoner South
unless l had assurances he would be
protected from mob and given fair
trial. must have letter from Cover
nor Brown and the sheriff of your conn-
ty to that effect.
Rev. Hampton. or Jackson, was taken
back to jail until further order OF court,
Deputy Sheriff Perrin returned and
said he expected to oe back with the
letters required by Judge Buchwalter
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-01
THE COAL MINERS
In the MassillOn District Expected to Soon
Agree to Go to Work at the Rate Fixed by
Arbitration On-.-Other News Of Interest to
the Miners.

CLEVELAND, December 3l.-Secre-
tary Phillips, of the Massillon district
coal operators association, said to-day
concerning the coal situation:
I'VE shall not make any attempt to
start the mines at present We have
every reason to believe that the men
will reconsider their action taken last
Friday and go TO work at the price stip-
ulated in the award OF the arbtrators.
The men have had the public sympathy
with them all through their contest
until now, and we feel that they will
see this very soon."
PITTsBURG, December 3L-A meet
ing of coal operators will be held Wed
nesday. Representatives OF the opera
tors on the Joint committee Of investi-
cation will be named. The majority OF
the operators favor committee to In
vestigate the condition Of affairs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-01
.uoUr PEOPLE
Daily oaroaIcis OF sns Move n'''
EndiVld1aiI

Daily OhroaIcis OF sns move
IndiVlduaiI
Thos. Hennegan left Yesterday Ai'o'
noon for Steubenvile.
Mrs C. w. BrockuBier and daugh'ei'
returned from Virginia YESTERDAY
Mrs. II. Il. JefIries, OF Boeg' huu' ii,
is recovering after a very serious ~
ness. 10
Mrs. George Behrm. Of soutn Tvn ~
street. left yesterday for "'n''"N
visit friends. -
Miss Berthe Vance, a popular o',,S 90.
accomplished young lady oil tne oOu'"
Side. is visiting at Monndsyille' c.n,h
Mira. Winifred Connor, OF iils. tne 3ou," 'h'',n
Side. left yesterday for Pltlsouas' q
where she will be the guest oi pn.svI DC, III. .
G. W. Collins, agent Of tho psGn,b, p ,Ss
v.nia lines Martins Ferry: was 10 .ns
ctty Yesterday en- route to WasniDe'oH'
d. C. =, Tbi,tv.nlntb
s.rsst south Side. left yesteras lulo
ing for Cincinnati, where she s''s,,..' IT,
tend the wedding OF her ifiena' '''
Annie Smith.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-01
PRESIDENT MARTIN WILL RESIGN

President OF the New York Police Board
Feels That he Has Been indicated,
and he VIII Step Down.
New YORK, December 3l.-President
James j. Martin, OF the Police Board,
announced to-day that he would within
a few days send his letter OF resig nation
to Mayor Strong. Mr.. Martin said that
now that the Lexow Committee is
through with its work. and as he felt
that he was exonsrsted, he would re.
sign. He added that he hoped Mayor
Strong would accept his resignation
Immediately.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-01
pAKKnuRsr's HEAD Is SWOLLEN.
So SAYS Boss PIatt-Be Has Ceased to
Suggest, and Now Issues Orders.

so Saws Boss PIatt-Be Has Ceased TO
Suggest, and Now Issues Orders.
WILKEsBARRE. PA. ber 81
Ex-United States Senator Thomas q.
Platt. of New York. who is here visit
ing relatives, tonight discussed the
Raw. Or. Parkhurst and his methods.
AZ opposed DR.. Parkhurst," he said
"because [ did not think his methods
practical aud because l looked upon his
schemes as being visionary. His idea
Of a one-headed police force is simply
absurd, and would put in the hand OF
the man power that he might use 10
the great disadvantage OF the force.
Hisintentions are sincere, but they are
visionary, aud, therefore, OF no use. de
has done great deal OF good, of course,
hut | believe his head Is swollen by
the flattery of the New York newspa-
ners His ideas regarding the suppress
SION OF crime are no longer suggestions,
hut orders. He is continually saying
must and to this practical men not
only take exceptions, but they criticise
it narshly." ,s
Referring to the resignation OF super
inIeudent Byrnes, Mr.. Platt said:
~ DO rot believe Mayor Strong Will
scceptis. Byrnes is too valuable man
ro lose. and when the department is re-
organized be will be at the head oil 1t, l
think"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-01
RIVER INrELLIGENoE.
what Is Going on Among the Boats and
Boatmen.


speeiaL 10 he Register.
PARKERsBURG, w. VA, Decent Der 81
River, 6 feet 2 inches and falling
Weather cloudy and cold. The Key
stone State managed to reach this point
Saturday on her up trip. She had great
difficulty in getting through and her
hull was badly cut by the heavy Ice.
She shipped her passengers through Dy
rail Yesterday, and yesterday afternoon
loaded car with poultry and eggs
which were shipped through TO Pitts-
burg this morning. The Ben Hur pulled
in Saturday and tied uD. Ihe othtf
boats in harbor here are the hawk
Bob Ballard, Elaine, Mary +. and sew
eral others.
The big towbost Joseph A. Williams
on her way TO Pittsbnrg with a iarRe
tow of empties, was forced to take the
hank at the head Of Bleonerhassett
Island. where she Is now lylng' WIN
little prospect Of getting away very
soon.
WARREN, PA. December 3l.-kiyer
Q feet and stationary. Weather clouuy
and cold. 10,
MogGANTows, w. Va, December o.
River feet and froZe up sO''u'
Weather cloudy and cold.
GaEEYsBoRo. PA. December @ IL
River feet 6 inches aud laii'Ds'
Weather cloudy and cold.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-01
A, old Timer shot.

BUTTE, Mont, December 81. Pie
Sandusky, an old timer In Nortneru Not.l
Montana. and discoverer OF the famous
Gold Bug group Of mines OF the Little
Rockies, was shot and killed ln tne
mining camp bearing his name oy mar
vey Curry. The men bad been enemies
for several years, aud the report is tnst
when they met yesterday Sandusky was
the irst TO pull a gun, but II missed nfe
and Curry shot him dead. The deao
man was about ffty years OF age aud
was we'll known in nearly every mining
camp in the West.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-01
40 sUPEKmE orFIcrRs
ct ..e hlishts OF Pythias interviewed
in Piuua. Ohio.

o one alishts OF Pythtas Interviewed
IA Piqua. Ohio.
Pl o., December 3I.-Walter B.
q Lima, Ohi0, Supreme Chan
che Knights Of Pythias, and
a.l Burns, OF Mansfield. Supreme
u lay,ve, were To- this city to-day.
> Chancellor Richie said the
ll sable 20 run i5S own business.
II a. zlls OF Pythias are able TO run
ae We DO not propose 10 run
lr.s ..r will they be able TO interfere
.vf.-s Supreme Representative Burss
't 81 have no criticism
Of either His Holiness or the
Keeper OF Records and Seals
rider, Dr. White, o., Nashville,
Interview was published to-day.
Tee o'ect Of the Pope's bull against
Oi the Church becoming
i- Of the order is not a proper
ior any member OF the order TO
trv.awed on. The Catholic church
forever while the Supreme
aud I are liable 10 become
lars
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-01
Me.t NlrglnLa Po.IaI Allalrs.

lSp5r1CI % Lte htltFte+'
WASHINGTON, d. C., December Sl'-
Ora Railey was TO day appointed post
master at Saamptum. Ups6ur comfy
West Virginia, vice ID. b. nan re-
signed. A new postoflice has oeen es-
tablished at Ashley, Doddridge county
with Hattie Ash as postmaster a com
mission has been issued to Malln1a A.
IiveAsy as postmaster at Le'yasy, Nlen-
olas county, to Edward b. HudRins as
Dostmaster at Pepper, Barbour county
and 20 James h. Poland at ROCK OAA'
Hardy county, West Virginia
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-01

4 ST PAUL. MINI, December S1.-The
foyIowioe letter was mailed in this city
to-day. being given TO the Associated
Press al the same time:
ST. PAUL, MINI, Dec. 81, 1894
Psobt Rc- $. q. Messmer, Green BGH
Wisconsin:
R1sHr REV. SIE:-Your interview
dated Greenb bay, Wis, December 10,
and reported in the Chicago Tribune,
regard 10 the decree OF the Roman
nurch. putting the ban on the Odd
fellows and the Knights Of
yPytbias. is entitled to special con-
derat,on, from the fact tnat you
fer ap argument 10 justification Of the
er Your argument Is stated as fol-
-. There never has been any Objec-
AL, 10 Catholics belonging 20 the lower
lceqrees Ofa Of these secret societies,
In those degrees men are only banded
ytogether Tor mutual bent ft and pleasure.
Butlp the higher degrees the prlnci-
niles and teachings OF these societies
ara distinctly anti. Christian and con-
trary 10 the principles OF the Catholic
ChprcG. III the lower lodges were sep
.ratsd from the higher circles OF these
rrders. no objection would be made 20
toem. but as all are a part OF the same
orgauizatiou, they must all come under
the ban
Your words Right Rev Sir, are clear
and explicit aud u your argument eau
be sustained, they explain fully the
ban placed on these societies by the
Pope. But ] deny the argument
against the Knights OF Pythias,
aud publicly cba.s you to prove
ycur assertion. You owe this 10 the
American public, t0 yOUr own church
and iu ,pec.a. manner 10 the societies
on whom sour accusation falls.
Ny demands made with the greatest
respect, are.
/. That you prove Tat radical diff
ference as t1 principles aCd pur-
1 Che lower aud asher de-
.re Eusbts OF Pytu>HS, "a
zen 4S to waSs tae higher
Ia g.. cotueuua-.-. Euue
.e Innocent.
prove 10 those higher de-
'l.e principle, aud teachings OF
s.eo. es are Stinc,iy aattC1ris-
ta1 a1d contrary to tbe principles OF
the Cat.a Church. nav add jhat,
Though tgluE a reply 90 al. these
points. pa you Will give special at
isc.au .o f0ur charge that the higher
1r are aUt-Cnrlstiln-a charge
v.0I s-.ain.y shOu.d lOt be made
E..
A,F.r- Interview was given 20 the
I IS, Z consider &c my privilege
All. ..r 20 give tbis reply the sane
Uu Respectfully,
a. f. HL>HEB
G -ucellor Knights U! PytbiaS OF
o.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-01
Burn, mas u Big Meeting.

PHILADELPHIA. PA, Decent Der 81
John Burns, the labor leader, addressed
an audience that filled every available
space in Association Hall.
Burns said he had come to this coun-
try to study, as well as a brief stay
would permit, aur social and Industrial
condition. The subject upon which ne
dwelt particularly was trades unlonism.
which, he said, holds the fort In PGl'a-
deIuhia. A banquet was given.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-01
WILL SUE FOR THEIR WAGES

WOrkmen In PIttsburg Tin Plate Mills
Wiu Demand the Rates Agreed to under
Their Contract.
PTTsBURG, December 31.-The striK-
ers, at the Apollo aud Leechburg tin
plate plants, are preparing TO enter suit
for their wages nnder contracts signed
with the Apollo Iron aud Steel Company
and kirkpatrick & Co., owners of the
plants The contracts were TO
govern the wages for one year, aud
after they had been iD force four
months the firms reduced wages. The
workmen refused TO accept and will now
trV to recover their money under the
contracts. The wages of 1000 men for
eight months are involved.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-01
THEY LOOSE TsEIR SAVINGS.
Poor Mon Caught BY the Collapse of u
Missouri Bank.

BLOOMINGTON, Ills. December 81
The failure OF the banks at Slater, Mo-,
caught many of the employees of the
Chicago and Alton railroad. Train
DiSpatchers White and GoSsett were
caught for S4O0 and $500 respectively,
while Hogle had 5000 deposited. En-
gineer Millen loses $1,000, the savings
of years. aud Engineer james Wettoh
S4. 900. NJ. L. Price had deposited Sl5,-
600 in the bank few days previous TO
It's collapse, intending to pay for farm
be had purchased.