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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-19
FIrzs1MMoNs' STATEMENT.
lie Says sharkey's Attorneys Played tn
Baby Act.

lie Says Sharkey's Attorneys Played the
Baby Act.
San Francisco, December 1S.-Bob
Fitzsimmons gave out the following
statement last night:
ITO the Public:
Il desire to extend to the many kind
and sympathetic friends that l nave
made in San Francisco my sincere
thanks for their words of kindly cheer
during my effort made in the court
in the vain endeavor to recover the
$4,000 which. though honestly won by
me, was as dishonesty taken from me
by the foulest conspiracy ever perpe-
trated in the annals Of pugilism. | was
induced to commence the suit In the
belief that the issue OF, fraud which l
charged would be fairly and squarely
met. and | was encouraged in the be
lief when Gen. Barnes stated in court
that he wanted the doors Of the court
thrown wide open and wanted this case
determined upon justice. Finding that
the Justice to the case was with me, and
that / had fully established the fraud
which / charged had been perpetrated,
he sought refuge in the weakness OF
the law to give me my just rights, and
moved a dismissal Of the case on the
ground that the contest was nothing
but prize fight, and that the court
was. therefore. pOwerlees to relieve.
The utter hopelessness Of the defense
in this case WCs manifest when resort
had to be made to a motion OF this
character, asking for a decision which
might involve the liberty of the de-
PENDANT as we'll as those conspiring
with him.
Il am pleased that the public know
all of the facts of this case. and l am
willing 10 stand or fall by their judg-
ment. Fully realizing the injustice
done me and also done every fair-mind-
ed citizen by the parties to this con
spiracy. I still have faith in the belief
that there are honest referees yet to be
found in San Francisco, and l announce
myself as ready TO make any match
with any one with whom l have not
already defeated. making, however, the
exception of Sharkey, whom ! am WILL
ing TO meet at his pleasure
In conclusion I would assert that l
have always been an enemy OF louI
blows and foul methods, and that the
feeling. I hope, will continue with me
so long as I shall continue to be proud
of the honest and true friends that |
have made during my stay in San Fran
cisco.
"YOurs sincerely,
ROBERT FITZSIMMONS.
"The only recognized champion Of the
world
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-19
TIE TROCHA.

The word trocha is Of such frequent oc-
currence in dispatches and news from
Havana that 1t seems likely in time to be-
come incorporated into the English speech.
An explanation having been asked of the
term. which is pronounced trotsha, with
the accent on the first syllable. 1t may be
stated that originally it denotes a foot
ra d. pathway. or. sometimes a short cut.
During the present Cuban unp'easantness.
its Specification has been applied to a for-
titled high read.
In approaching the "trocha," the first
impeachment encountered consists OF a
barbed wire fence. three and half feet in
height Behind this are the posts Of the
sentinels. made of palmetto leaves. Forty
yards back OF these extends a ditch. three
feot deep and four wide. This is pro.
tected by a rampant OF .runks Of palmetto
trees. About another forty yards beyond
this obstruction the barracks Of the SOL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-19

Major c. T. Picton is manager Of the
State Hotel at Denison, Texas, which
the travelling men say is one Of the best
hotels in that section. In speaking Of
Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and Diar-
lhoea Remedy Major Picton says. Il
have used it myself and in my family
for several years, and take pleasure in
saying that l consider it an infallible
cure for diarrhoea and dystentery. l
always recommend it, and have fire.
quently administered it to my guests
in the hotel, and in every case it has
proven itself worthy of unqualified en-
dorsement." For sale by your drug
gist.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-19
1l,KINLEY WILL ATTEND.
The Presidcnt-TIect TO Witness & Football
Game In Chicago.

Game In Chicago.
Chicago. December 1S.-While Pres
ident-plect Mckinley has made no
definite announcement that he will at
tend the foot ball game at the Coli
scum on Saturday night. his friends
saw he wants very much to 30, and in
deed. his engagements have been so
timed as to permit his attendance.
The Carlisle Indian eleven, accom-
D9nied by tneir trainer. Frank IickOk,
Disciplinarian w. G. Thompson and
the Indian band of twenty-five pieces,
arrived over the Pennsylvania road to-
dav. They We're met by a committee
from the Press Club and escorted to
the Palmer House. The day was spent
in sight seeing.
Beyond a brief signal practice which
will take place in their rooms tonight,
the eleven will do no work before the
game with the University of Wisconsin
tomorrow night. The mon are evil
IDENTIFY in splendid condition and con-
fident Of winning.
The Wisconsin eleven will arrive
from Madison this evening. pat"
ODea. who formerly PLAYED with the
Essendons. the champion amateur team
of Australia, and who holds the Aus
tralian drop kick record 81 yards, will
probably play fullback for the Badgers.
He has been out Of the game all sea-
son on account OF a broken arm. II
he does as well In the game as he has
been doing in practice there may be a
new star on the foot ball horizon to-
morrow night.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-19

dlers are erected Of logs and other build
INK material, and covered with roofs OF
straw.
The wall of stone and earth runs all
along the roadway. Trees standing near
it are ascended by winding stairs and at
ford places for observation over wide
extent of territory. The military stations
are never separated by larger distance
than that Of half a mile The trocha, thus
fortified. presents not only very avail
able vantage ground. but also a monument
of Spanish perseverance and endurance,
being constructed under the burning san
OF the tropics by the troops that garrison
it, about 1900 men.-Baltimore sun.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-19

*.&s% a4@*#*& s*%s+s =
ORR ADVERTISING PATRONS
= VIII confer great favor by send
= ing in their announcements for
= Sundays issue at an early hour.
If we can have them on Friday.
1t will be a distinct and mutual
= advantage, as advertisers will Sc
cure more tasty ads. and better
y positions.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-19
SOME WASHINGTON GOSSIP.
Mr. Boainar's Bill to Increase Salaries
M9ets With Favor

These Who Are to Sc In on
the Divide A New Yorker Who
Propo-ls TO Muzzle the Press, SO
Far as suicide News Is Concern
ed-The M sasure 10 Danish Liquor
From the CapitOl-SenatOrs Both
cred by Applicants Tor Office.
The Prospective Coming OF Elk
Queen Lii.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-19
SMITH NOT WANTED.


Special TO the Register
PARKERSBURG w. Va, December IS
Lionel p. J. Smith. who has been under
arrest here for some time on suspicion of
numbering Paymaster Halderman, at
Westernport Maryland. I'm 1898. was or
dered released to-day 10y Chief Of Police
Heaton. who is in Maryland investigating
the matter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-19
WILL BUILD A NEW PLANT.

Special to the Register.
Huntington. W. Va. December is
The Hartzell Handle Company, of
Central City, to-day SHIPPED machinery
to Creston. on Little Kcnawha river,
where they will put a new mill in
operatiOn at once.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-19
FACTORY SHUT DOWN.

Special to the Register.
Huntington. w Va, December IS
The large woodworking factory Of D..
e. Abbott. i'm this city, which has been
running constantly for a CCupl- OF
years past will close down soon after
the beginning Of the now year. This
is necessitated owing to slack in or
ders. More than sixty men are en-
nlOved.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-19
FIRE IN HUNTINGTON.
o the Rerister.

Special 20 the Register.
Huntington. ". Va, December Is
Fire last evening destroyed a large
frame building in the Cst end owned
by the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
The loss viii not exceed 1880.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-19
WIRE NAIL FACTORY AT WORK.
TO the Reelster.

Special to the Register.
Huntington, w. Va. December is
The Columbia Wire Nail Company, of
Central City. began operations yester-
day. and are now working quite a large
force Of men. Several good orders
were received this week. and the new
venture promises to be a success. All
the stock in the concern is owned by
home capitalists.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-19

spoudeucv Weakened bv disease she Is
listess and dun and uu6t C. perform the
duties of her household or The higher duties
OF witshood and motherhood II she bear,
children she risks her own life and her
children viii be siCkly. puuy and weak
There IS always danger ahead Tor such a
woman unless she takes prompt measures
% crrc her ,-o-b.cs aud stop the drain upon
hcr system.
An uuaGiuC cure f-- all weakness and
di-.ase of the o-gans distinctly feminine. Is
found Boo DIT P;crce's Favorite Prescription.
TX acts directly and only on that one set of
orZaus. Lt -r10stcrtn> Oh. woman tortured
With i1e t-o-ble~ peculiar Co l.- sex II fits
her io- fhoCt and motherhood Taken
during -s> period preceding mot herhood D.
does away with the usual discomiOrts Of
that TINS. tx makes the coming OF baby
s2le and almost painless Women who want
% know an about the FavOrite PrescuP.
ton ahou'l write 50 Dr. Pierce. chief CON
sulyrc physician to the Invaiids Hotel and
Surgical Institute, Buffalo. n y.
$50 er'v should De without copy OF Doctor
fur-e- Common sense Netics, Adviser u tells
h"H 81. -e. wen and now Go keep well 70 Is the
'- r. y Pierce Tor t5irty years chic
csa.r..,r- uhvsi-;sn 90 the Ia,siids Eotel aud
e-I-l. .~e....t-. af Hu-1io. n y. u pays Spc
c-.. ---cu..cr o. diseases ANA weaknesses Of t-e
c--Ia. .-.iu-,. ic-atulne and ccutains severn
--r. .-- o. thc reproductive phys'o'ocr
OF women. The book contains over 1000 page,
aH- ~. -.' ts-1ls.N illustrated A ccpy, papei-cov
c--t 'r 1c ontsiuet 80 a,e. Pee by sendire
fr. uHe Or--,cut stamps OBJ cover The cost Ci
u-atrr- 'i. to the Worlds Dispeussrv Ncdic-l
a-- atru. SO --s Siam Street bGGa-0 y y
~ Sl-rc- cc-r .,- s, desired s~uc ten cents
eN-rr .f.-,soue seats ar all. to cCver merely Che
'N..a c.' ttl ullrt durable and more hand
some binding end E7ag, 5ciose the Tres 60
neE IS cEllusfcd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-19
KILLED BY A TRAIN.


NDeoI1T 20 ono HEblaIVIs
WAYNE. W. Va, December 1S.-A flag
man named Johnson was run over and
instantly killed i'm the yards at Gray tc-
nizht by passenger train No. (. He had
been sent TO flag a train. and fell asleep
while sitting on the track.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-19

Special TO the Register.
Charleston. w. Va, December IS
From present indications ii seems tat
the West Virginia Legislature, which
meets on the 18th Of January, viii have
plenty of work to do if il passes all
the important bills which are now pro-
losed.
There will be. as usual. several bills
making changes in the school laws,
and foremost Of them is one which VIII
be introduced early I'm the session in
crossing the levy for the state School
tax. This bin. i'm various forms, mas
been before every Legislature for the
last decade Ii was never passed Out
once. and that was by the Legislature
of 1898 when iii was vetoed by Cover
nor Fleming. upon the ground that II
contained a provision for the decrease
of the levy for the State tax from p
To- % cents. which Gov. Fleming helu
would dep etc the treasury and lnlue
the public business Of the state rms
bill was introduced by l. c. Prince, OF
Raleigh county, and was known as the
Prince Dim. Nc was vigorously adVO-
Gated by the rural members. or those
from the poor counties. and was Just
as vigorously opposed by the members
from the more wealthy counties. or
those containing the large towns and
cities Or was passed iu the closing
hours of The session ard submitted 10
the Governor. when he returned 1t with
his objections.
40 the last session GS95) an effort
was made t0 increase the state school
levy and also to- decrease the State levy
through several bills introduced IN the
two houses. but none of them got
thr1urh. Senator Whitaker. of Wheel
i0r VAS the leader of the opposition
against these bills
Another effort is TO be made this
vfr.r 10 pass a bill increasing the
school levy and another to decrease the
levy for State purpos s. and a very
strong FIGHT win Doe made to get one or
both passed.
Another Dim win De introduced pro
vit'rg for the examination of teachers
by
STATE BOARD or EXAMINERS.
III is salo trat such law Is hecesSl',S
to prevent laVoflJlSn I'D lSS ',lls 'e,,Ol.
ers certinoaIeS- ll Is So'u '-a1 iii'''l'
teachers are loi'lI,s No ~ W ''.,',, o,.
Ne' are ",..-S el.l..,' ~, oonst;4,,to
i.oA,.7 ll Is p,o.l9s,. ~ 80, ,It,.
S.ale ooa-1 ~. i>,'''.''
l SHe.l pc 10 piepe' o. l.7. ~ ','''''-,-,
non gatslloN7 ea," o't ~
sealed 90 tne county SupeIli'' 7il'le"l vi
each county. Whicn ne IS NOT 10 open
uI examination oay' Whl'h Is 10 ee OH
the same day h eFe.l county ol ,lg
State. end after the exam .ualig III ,.l7
papers are -o u7 sen. TO lAe 9'0le '0''' ,''
who er. to 2rade yEe teachers anu iS
sHa c6rtucatrs. ls 9e"'e ia uv',' 0 .,.l
A cc.arion ana else q NUMBER OF llig
county teachers ms ..tN'es nave t'.'Ss...'
reso. tons ulzAs '"e e7-Sl"'''-e W
Fass ,ae law, ,,,.
y ei.. '5 Also lo ne ih'fo2'ee' N-.lyH
shall provide Ior compulsory e".calloli'
The iwepressiole scnooi uooh cues
ton is ro be before the LEGISLATURE az
this session. The state 0uI'e.ili'euoe.l,
has been unable 20 contract lot several
or the leading BOOKS. Uouer Ihe ID"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-19

on December 28th and 22hea.-r.ur,
strong interest among the farmers
account Of the excellent po..aml q.
ranged.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-19

Totals ..........oto o. 90"
Umpire. Schrader; scorers. Holmes and
Webster. ,
the Auroras to a similar dose, and
Craver took the high individual aver
age. establishing the record thus far IN
a single game by his remarkable string
of 900 The scores.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-19
THE G)N.N1 LEGISLATURE.
The Eal,a. ms Are That It viii Have
Plenty Of Work

Presented for lis Consideration
The School Laws VIII Be Bone
OF Cor ,ention, and the Inevitable
SchoorB0ok Fight VIII Show Up.
A Move 10 Clange the Tax Laws
of the State-E-ew Rates of As
ses= ment for school and State
PuwOses-Other Laws to Be Pro-
posed, Too Numerous to Mention
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-19

Tonight at six o'clock the Haryests
and Tidal Waves will bowl, and at
eight o'clock postponed games between
Mail Pouch and Ceramics will be played
of.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-19
)UTH SIDE LEAGUE.
Thursday and Friday Night Games in the
EournunIent.

Thursday night the strong Famous
team won three successive games from
the tail enders, Run of the Aber Mis-
carrying eli the individual honors. Inc
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-19

TO CUFR 4 COLD n ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money II it fails
to cure. 2jc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-19
DUNS REVIEW OF TRADE.

NEW YORK. December lS.-R. G. Du
& CO.'S weekly review of trade tomaTH
will say:
The control Of the Mountain Iron VI
able mine has been leased for fifty }.-
or purchased by the Carnegie n-L
from Mr.. j. d. Rockefeller. the or. '' .
shipped by his new steamship iint 0N n.
lakes and by the new railway Wrl..
Carnegie company IS building 600 't..
Erie This. with the erection Of lf new
hearth furnaces, making 81. eusur.
nous increase TO product az Er.m
cost. and will affect all comhnau
steel products or I'm ore. The ll.
has practically dissolved. and sales ar r-
ported at SIG to 81, with contracts
ply consumers through nearly f. Doe H
Of next year. The beam pool has .''
and restored the price 20 $50 uI'
and steel are a shade lower Ih.
ISOLATION has been IN session
Philadelphia dispatch states f..
are sold at so against SIS long m1
Bessemer pig and grey forge ar.
lower at Pittsburg. Virginia anl
iron are offered = cents lower at ri"
and with so much uncertainty
great Changes In progress. very
done I'm finished products and
at concessions.
Failures for the week have iu
the United Stats. against all 'H- IiI
A. in Canada, against - last 'tf.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-19

Mr.. Jacob Esbenson, who f. ~ -ha enc
ploy Of the Chicago LumJer Co. a. I''
Moines, Iowa, says: 81 have j1s 1'
some medicine back 90 my mother o
the old country, that ! know .rum pre-
sonal use 20 be the best medicine 70 me
world for rheumatism having 'a .
in my family for seyer3. years e
called Chamberlain's Pain Balm. ], a.-
for sale by druggists.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-19

There Is danger
ahead for ihe wo-
mSn who goes cu
suffering IN silence
from wCakuessc-
aud diseases pecu
liar TO her sex
There Is danger
for herself The 90
Is danger for her
children The vo-
iuan who suffers
thus cannot be a
bright. cheerful
and agreeable
companion for her
. husband Tortur
ed with pain she
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-10-08

Jelude beutli@ unteri&<iben tonnte.
NStetten itano neben einem ber eng
lil9en Seeoffiaiere auf Der Rommanz
oobriide unb bepba@tete aufmerti am
bas 9ib19e tleine S9ifL bas ben Naz
men Pima Maria" flbrte unb unter
poIse l9pelten rotbbraunen @egeln
luitis 1eines Weses aog. pl0bli4
ipannten ii@ feline 3iige, unb bas Belle
&otb i9ob linn in bic Wangen.
Sort briiben auf benz @erbed itanz
ben apei Grauen in Der malerii&en
Sra9t Der Ri1 tenbep1lteruns Sta
liens. Das @eiiht Der Glteren mar
BON einem bidten @@leier poql tdnbis
perbiiut, aber bic Siinsere BOT ibr @ntz
lip fret Der frii4en 8ri1e, bic bonn
Meiten beriiber itri9, bar.
8, CT batte unter 3ebntauienoen
bies 3artge1@nittene, i@1ne @eii4f
pieberertannt! 90 CAB es benn gum
3meiten Male bieIe feline Naie, bieie
pol1en 2ippen, bies feu&t i&immernbe
Musenpaar, bieie 5iue bes buntlen
9aares, bas 1i9 lei9t unb anmutbig
auf benz peiben Naden trduielte. IS
CAB ia nur cine 2ouiion nur einz
NAL bies rei5enoe @rib@en am &tnn,
nur einmal biele gra5i0ie 9altuns
bes tleinen &0pf4ens!
unb ct fob ben 4rm unb unptqz
tirlia REF er laut: "2ouiion! 2oui<
1on!"
Ser Minb mo4te bas @ort per-
tpeben, unb bic Selude emf fernte lid
19neQ. Mber @tetten mars oennoa,
als babe iein @uf bas i@0ne Mabz
6en bort oriiben errei9t, unb inoem
er bas Ternglas ans &use iebte,
meinte ct, in benz geliebten @ntltb
cine lei&te @1tbe aufiteigen gu feben,
elm me6mitbiges 2d4eln,
l1nb CT bob mintenb mod einmal
bic @anb gum lebten GRUB gum
lebten 2ebemobl!
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-10-08
Wterte5 &apttel.
Der annette g { n.

~
Ser ute 9errenfib 8remmrobe
1@miidte it4 gum feit1i@en @mpfana
bes @rben, bes tapferen &riegrs, Der
binausgs3ogen mar als elm Singing
nit taum ip%roRenben Bart, uno nun
beimtebren io1te als Elm gan5er
Mann nit benz i6Dnten @brenz
19mud auf oer @ruit, benz 14lt4ten
&reu5 BON @tlen!
Die breite Tabritrabe 5pil@en ben
9orF fQtben iiberipannten blumenz
bur9Ho9tene 2aubguirlanben, iber
bic Ginfabrt gum berr14aftlt4en
@arten breitete ii9 cine f0rmli4e
feline Sriumpbpforte, unb bic Mlee,
bic auf bas @&lob 5ufibrte, mar CUR
5eier bes Sages nit Sizes ge1treut
unb 1auber gebartt.
Das @@lob bon &remmrobe mar
elm e9ter mGrti1 der 2anbebelmannsz
fig. Ser mdrtii9e Mbel 1T nit mez
niaen Musna6men INNER arm gepez
len. Mit Miibe unb unter teter
Mrbeit nur tonnte er benz targen
8oben Die Tru4t abgepinnen, gum
2urus unb Moblleben blteb linn lelz
ten ettpas ibris. Scum, audi feline
Neigungen gingen nt4t auf bes duz
Beren 2eben5 l1eppigtett. @tnem
fnorrigen, 3dben @tamm glei@, ber
nur lang1um md9it, aber felt pur3elt
in Der beimii4en ianbisen @r6e, be-
gniigte CT it9 nit benz, tpas tie CAB.
@9li9t, treu unb felt, tmmer bereit,
bas Wenige, mas ct beiab, gum
Woble bes @aterlanoes gu opfern -
unb mur's fern @olb, 10 par's bas
8lut 1einer @0bne! - ben 9tnterz
1afen elm gutter 9err, aber menig &C.
neigt, ii@ anberen &reiien gu erz
I9lieBen, bielt ct bartnadtg am @ltz
berqebra9ten, an benz, mas bic 3D.
ter geliebt unb fir gut betunoen
batten.
Mu' bas prGgt ii4 audi in ben
alien mdrti1&en @utsbduiern aug,
bic muir Der Bauer aus @emobnbeit
unb neil fie in ieinen Mugen ben Snz
begrtff BON alien @@Dnen unb prG4z
tt9e1 finb, als v@4l0Ker" be5ei@nen
tann, tpdbrenb lie in mirtli&teit elm
fade, 3ierlt@e 9erdumige 2anobduier
]inb, bdufts einitDdig, langgetrsdt.
init elmer groben @eranoa lit ber Mtt=
te BET @orberfrpnt, alb Guberen
@4mud a1enfaus bas 1T Sanbftein
gemeiBelte Mappen bes @ei4le9ta
fiber Der @ingansstbir trusenb.
@o audi bas @@lob @remmrooe
Gin GROCER, 59li4ter, nieoerer 8au
NIT meibsetaltten Wdnben unb einem
rot6en 3ieselba@, bas oablrei4e &e=
paraturen aufmies, NIT elmer langen
Tenfterreibe, glei4f0rmig unb eint0>
mig, nur unterbrp4en bon Der glasbe=
bsdten, nit milbem Mein umrantten
@eranba! Rings berum elm ausge=
bebnter @arten, in benz nber BET BLU
men3u@t nur Elm tnapper &aum eings=
rGumt nar, be7en 9auptfld4er
pielmebr BON @emii1 ebeeten etngenomz
men murben. l1nmtttel6ar angren:
3enb Der meitlduftge @irtbi&aftSbo'
nit 1einen @4eunen unb @tGQen, lei:
men moblseorbneten &eiben roth ange:
1tri9ener Magen uno Pfige unb -
ni&t gu oergef1en benz unoermeio=
lihen Giimpel in bet Mttte, an beher
@anbe ii&'s bic @nten unb @anis feb'
mpbl fetn lieben.
;@or benz @91oB i4ritt ber att
6err b. Stetten 14on felt elmer 5tun=
be auf unb ab, in benz bon einem tpet=
ben 8onbart umipa1ten Wntlib Der
Musbrud bD9fter unrube. 9t4t neber
ieinem linfen 8ein, aber nur eine ball
BE @@rittldnse ;5uriid, 10 baB nur BIZ
NaIe 1ib bann unb tpann no6lgef dlz
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-01-22

LOCAL NE VS..
Erief Mention.

Erief Mention.
High water to-day at 1913 p. m.
Huyler's candies at Hewitt's.
Buy a house-R. E. Baldwin.
SnowShovels,B Bradley, Damn, Darlington.
Loans and insurance furnished by
Charles Wilson & Co., AZ Church street.
Ashes garfield Connecticut Concrete
Co, 49 Church street.
Mr.. Frederick H. Gotta of Bellfonte,
Pa, is visiting friends in this city.
The New Haven and Winsted polo
teams will try conclusion at the rink
in the latter city Wednesday evening,
January 20.
At the annual meeting of the Housa-
tonic Manufacturing company of Wal
lingford held Monday directors were
elected as follows: c. A. Hamilton, G..
E. Terry, j. B. Underwood, e. A. Rus
sell and F. F. Terry. The officers elect
ed were: C. A. Hamilton, president; f.
B. Terry, treasurer; e. A. Russell, Sec
rotary.
A lady enquirer is informed as the re-
suit Of enquiry at the office of the New
Haven Electric Light company, that the
first, public display of the electric light
in New Haven ever made, occurred on
the night of July 8, 1881, over fourteen
years ago. The first electric light seen
on Chapel street was at aouis Ryder's
place on Chapel street. Very soon after
a display was made on the old green
from the liberty pole.
Supreme knight John J. Phelan of
bridgeport, General Secretary Daniel
Colwell of New Haven, Supreme Treas
urer p. D. Ryan of Hartford and Su-
preme Advocate p. j. Markley of New
Britain, a committee appointed some
time ago by the board of directors of
THE national council, Knights of Column
bus, to reinvest the $50, 900 reserve fund
of the order, have performed the duty
for which they We're appointed. and in
vested 900 Of it in st. Rose parish
property Meriden. The mortgage was
completed yesterday.