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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-10
FOR CRIMINAL ASSAULT.
A Young Man Arrested Charged with q
Very serIous Crime.

At an early hour this morning
young man of the South Side, George
Hell, was arrested, charged with very
serious onense. Upon the complaint of
a young man named Maloney war
rant was sworn out before Justice
Fitzpatrick, charging He'll with at
tempting criminal assault on Minnie
LRRRahaR, also Of the south Side. The
warrant was placed In Officer Nc
Gulgan's hands, who succeeded in maxi
ing the arrest after a search of'several
hours. The story told by Maloney Is
that He'll assaulted the young woman
near his home on Main street, below
Twenty fifth, about II o'clock last
night. He tried to pull the girl Into an
alley, but Maloney interfered and Hell
got away The hearing will take place
before the justice to-day. The young
man is in Jail now.
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nrs., nl, sl.p.an 10 snlelIr.

NEW YORK, March a.-George 1oetz.
aged seventeen years. Killed himself In
Floral Park, Union Hill. N. j., last night
with n pistol. The lad had been accus-
ed by his sten-father OF stealing two
rings and selling them, and the threat
OF arrest which accompanied the accu-
sation 80 preyed upon his mind that
he decided 10 kill himself. Before doing
80 he wrote note TO his step-father
telling him to give all his clothes to
boy friend. The young suicides moth.
er died three months ago. Her father Is
a wealthy manufacturer of Paterson.
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ARcHpIsHop KHNRlcK.
Thousands of People View the Remain.
Lying In State.

ST. LOUIS. March s.-Aiidaystreams
of people passed through the heavily
draped portals OF the cathedral to view
the remains Of Archbishop Kenriek.
The visitors were not all OF the dead
PFelate's faith. but they were revently
curious to see for the last time all that
was human OF the greattprelate. Fully
5000 people passed by the coffin ycsterr
day and fully as many more took a last
look at the dead prelate to-day.
Archblshops Ryan or Philadelphia.
and Feehan. OF Chicago, arrived this
evening. other members OF the Hiert
nrchy are expected to reach tho city
Tuesday
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steasnship Gyller for cIenfuegoes and
other Spanish American ports. Before
she sailed her agent at Havana oabled:
"drcat excitement prevails, don't ship
-four"
In response to an inquiry another
came:
'Reprisats action Congress-"
From this the exporters infer that
American -four is 10 be excluded from
Cuba on account OF the recent action OF
Congress.
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me PB0CEEDIYGs IN DETAIL,
srnstor IIAis's speech AEaInst Cuban
Rtrpgmittom-An EEeittHg Incident.


R,rpgIiittom-AH Exciting Incident.
WASHINGTON. March 9.--Before
the main branch Of the Cuban question
rhe adoption of the conference report)
came ur. Mr.. Hoar tRep.. Mass.) offered
Two resolutions bearing upon the sub
jaoi nHo. which went over uEdcr the
rA.s,Bostp lncd furthsF consideration OF
ths Cuban resolutions until April q. ana
directed the committee on foreign rela-
tiDHs In the meantime to secure and re-
port al available facts. Mr.. Hoar did
not press this 10 consideration and 1t
went over.
The other resolution from Mr. Hoar.
which wag agreed 10. calls on the Pres
idrTt 'Or all available information as 10
ihs i3tgs ~ affairs In Cuba, particular
j. 'ag as they concern the interests OF
ii" United States.
Al llj Mr sherman moved the adop-
ton U' the conference report accepting
flg house cubHn rcEnirtt0ns.
Alr Hale UlGp., MaInel spoke ener-
gHclIy agA!nEt the resolutions He
d.a rot think the inilanmatury state
meals mace by senator's IN JuRufytnS
tir rrypluiinr were backed by facts
Portions u President Grants ncssage
W'0a rcad from the desk. MF. Hale said
taa Insurgents now fighting In Cuba
aai NO legislature, no courts, no or.
glTIzTt!un such as General Grant had
3 urth as absolutely requisite 10 the
' ra.'on os state OF war Their
I'H.r, Do said. Is fraied IN struggling
i occupying struggling CAMPS. nrd
=" 'aE fly not only have the insurgents
lr wrH n huttlc. but they have not
i.gr' IN anything worthy Of iAe nAmc
O, hattie
4 Comparison.
"r Hale compared the condition IN
srrH with that in the south whom the
rprt leracy was recognized, He said
tdn rDHfnGeTacy was completely orBaR-
lEI with full legislative and executive
'r1a hos. established courts. a formid-
atI army aud navy. And yet Mt that
'u" our state department, presided
oyer uy Afr Seward. urged and protest
,l 'H European powers against even
lH.i.l recognition Of the conrcderacy.
h.I 4 always after insisted on the re-
f..g'07r n that recognition
'i Spain ever rrsCtnd?" fntcrjected
VI Mitchell, NJ Oregon
-'r fHlr Iaid he was glad to hear
iaa !gqUIFT an II nllowed an
w wer 10 those who arcmrd
'H think Spain was lest frincd-
j. fn d than other powers at the time
n no" ,ivil war No nation. Declared
H 'I1lu. has shown the friendly dlR-
Iu.'Iru TINT Spain had shown at that
Nm' Never did Hhr allow Il H'ttlah
H'lit pflyntoor ~ stay ia n SpnmHh
port mor than M hour When such
gsiyaiscF entered With American
yr'aor"rs Spain demanded and secured
.f.ir rsIolEc.
AZ this point sensational event .oc-
'arrrd whon no one anticipated hnd
.hIch fDr long time threw the hen-
H'n Into great eNcltamout.
~. Hate gaih the Spanish mlnister
.Hur Dupuy do ZONE had made n
statement aH t0 the Inaccurate repre-.
rnr'ltloug hgalnst -pnln. u waH not
tl5pddnE In View NJ the attacks On
Spain that the minister had done this
iii.nrly and automatically.
Sir. Hale sent the Spanish ministers
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WASHINGTON, d. O.. March D.
District OF Columbia business consum-
ed the major portion OF the day In the
house. Among the bills passed was one
to decrease the cost Of gas from 81 30 to
81 u thousand. This was the outcome
OF n long fight against the gas COM
pany. The consideration OF the post
Office appropriation was continued. but
no. important amendments were adopt
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ur,tI.h House m commons.

LONDON. March s.-The debate upon
the navy estimates was resumed to-day,
Mr.. Goshen, first lord OF the admiralty,
replying to n criticism By Mr.. John
Redmond. said It was absurd to suggest
that the increase In the navy was IN
tended 10 menace the United States.
The nnvn1 programme he said, was set
tied in November before the Venezuelan
question had arisen.
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ST. LOUIS, March 9.-senor George
Gomez, nephew OF General Moximo Co
mcz. head of tho Cuban revolutionary
party, passed through the city cnrouto
10 Chicago, Speaking OF the result or
the war he said; "If the United States
recognize us We will win, but we will
lose ati We have EaiHcd II tlicy ftH ta
do this, Spain is sending additional
forces 70 Cuba every day. We could
meet this lncrensc II the United States
would rCcognlgo us us republic"
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NEW YORK, Mnrch o.-cari Fcig-
cnbaum. the murderer, was re-sentenc-
ed to-day by Justice Smith to be cleo
trocuted during the week OF April q.
Feigenbnum was convicted or the
murder OF Mrs. Hoffman on August n.
1894 The case was taken TO the court
OF appeals where he was denied new
trial
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THE WAR NEWS
From Spanish Sources one.sided,
as Usual.
DEpREDATIONS BY INSURGENTS

Army ON Every Irand-Another Splendid
Plantation Burned-storles or Hang
tngs-Anotiler Anti-Ameriean Demons
tration in spaln-A Mob OF Twelve
Thon,aad Engages Ia "patriotis"
Riot IN BIibao-Tho Rioters Are Dis
persed with Dimcuity.
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CHAMBERsBuRd, Pa, March o.
by order Of the department. the post
otiicc here kept open one hour yes
terdny and malls were dispatched at
night. iiunincHs men generally endorse
the move. but the Failing Spring Pres
byterInn church, adopted resolution
coRde!nnlnG H. The aflnir has raised
much discussion
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WICHITA, Kansas, March 9.-chcg-
tor I. Long was nominated for con-
gresham. Major william Mckinley
endorsed for President aud Strong
resolution ravoring "thc free colnngr
OF all American silvcr" adopted by tho
Seventh district Republicans which met
here to-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-10

wIIKEsBARRE, Pa, March g.
Governor Hastings has flxcd May II
for the execution OF Abraham Eckere
who murderer Frederick Bittenlend-
or ut NantIeolSe, last July, When the
condemned man was apprlscd OF the
news this afternoon. he went.
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7HE LAST STAGE
q, ,Ds SPANISH Cuban Question in
the United States Senate.
r,IE SPEAKS IN OPPOSITION
r, ,bc Resolution and Prccipitates
Warm Debate.
, DRAMATIC INCIDENT OCCURS

,,,,,0 If. Ask. that the Spanish Minis
,.., Newspaper Interview be Read-An
",,.e,,on Made, but 1. Withdrawn
when 1t 1. Proposed tina. the cub"n
s,,, Also he tsad-Ths Resolution Goes
o,rrrn,., ro.day-srllllant Scene Pre-
.,t.,, ,y ,hs Galleries.
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ROME, n y, March o.--Thc cases OF
]. Watson Hildrcth, Theodore Hibbard
and Herbert Plate. the boy train wreck
crs, came UP IN the supreme Court be-
fore Judge william T., Scripture to-
dny, The boys counsel filed plea Of
NOT guftty In each ease. The trial Of
the cnses has been set down for April
m
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WASHINGTON, March s.-The Pres
tticnt has parioRed Charlie c. Ross,
sentenced in West Virginia to FIVE years
In the reform school, and fine, for pass
ing counterfeit money.
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sylvnnia. probably fair, but with lncrcas-
Ing cloudlncss; warmer; southwcslcrS
winds. Ii.
For Onto. Increasing cloudincss, with
showcrN In northern portion' WnImer'
TEMPERATURE YESTERDAY
ne furnished by C. Sohncpt, druggist. cor
Ecr Market ana Fourteenth strccts;
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WASHINGTON. u. c. March a-Th"
troasury to-day lost S2.aa ~ g6ia relh
aud glG.GoO IN Eold bars, when leaves .iSs
the true amount ut tie resciNe |i+o''
III ,g6g.
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WESTON, w. Va, march S-Ellas
Fisher. generally known as Squire
Fisher, one OF the oldest citizens OF
Weston. died Mt his home here Tonight.
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WHAT Will IT BE?
The Kentucky Senatorial Situation
Very Badly Mixed.
SENATOR MESSENGERS DEATH

Further compileates Mattsrs-H. Had it
In IIIsPowerto Elect Either niaSlfburn
or Hunter Several Tlmes-Rspuslleaas
Now Have n Plurality, but Two popa-
lists Have the say--seens In the House
While the Senator wa, Dying.
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GALVESTON. Texas, March o.
Texas stnr Mills Saturday loaded
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-07-01

Last summer one OF u grand children
was sick with a severe bowel trouble.
Our doctors remedies had failed, then
we tried Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy, which gave very
speedy relief. We regard it as the. best
medicine ever put on the market for
bowel complaints.-Mrs. f. G. Gregory.
Frederickstown, Mo. This c~ertninly is
the best medicine ever put IN the mar
ket for d~ysentery, summer complaint,
collie and cholera infantum in children.
1t never fails to give prompt relief when
used in reasonable time and the plain
printed directions are followed. Many
mothers have expressed their sincere
gratitude for the cures it has effected
For sale by Druggist AMI Dealers and
the Commercial Co. of Loveiock.
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Prices at R. 4. cpWlss.

Mason Quart Jars, $l.00 per dozen.
Mason Pint Jars, 75c per dozen.
Extra Soda Crackers, soc per box.
Common Soda Crackers, Zoe per box.
30 ID. Box Pale Savon Soap, $l.20 pei
box.
Vinegar Pickles, SOC per gallon.
Hams and Bacon, l4c per ID.
Gold Dust Washing powder, pc pkg.
NJ 4 NJ Tea, BIC per 10.
Call and get prices before ordering else
where, Cash orders solicited. All goods
guaranteed.
Straw hats at your own figures.
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Accident.

Sunday John Schwandt was repairing
the well at his place. A. F. Speidel was
helping him. The rope by which
Schwandt was being lowered broke and
he fell 40 feet, head first, into only 8
inches OF water. He is only sore and his
injuries are not serious.
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Hurrah for the Fourth!

We, the undersigned, are going to
close Our place of business at 10 O'Clock
a. IN. on The Fourth and will be closed
till Monday morning, SO We can cele-
brate. JNo. LEE,
WADs. Cow. Co,
K. H. CowLEs,
+. GRIswoID.
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BREVlFIES.

DfAG lIIAo.
Frank CORN has returned from a trip
East.
I. F. Donelin visited San Francisco
this week.
supt. Agler returned from San Fran-
cisco Sunday.
Miss Rosie Bird has returned from
Salt Lake to spend her vacation.
The pay-car is expected tomorrow. It's
coming will be cause for a jubilee.
Prof. V. D%ornherger departed for Cal
ifornia yesterday to spend his vacation.
Miss Elite H~ettenhausen has returned
from San Jose to spend her vacation at
home.
Theo Winters was on Yesterday morn
ing's train bound for the Chicago Con-
vention.
Mrs. C. E. Mclean OF Fresno is here to
visit her daughter. Mrs. A. T. Clippinger,
and to spend the Fourth.
Mrs. Davis and daughter, Ida, are
here from Auburn on a visit to son and
brother George Davis.
C. w. Maier, 3rd Vice Grand of the
B. OF l.. f., paid Truckee Lodge an Off
cial visit Monday night.
Mrs. Bettsford OF Reno was in town
Monday making arrangements to take
Miss Nellie Madden's class in music.
The hay crop at Golconda and vicinity
is very abundant this season and hands
are wanted and will find ready employ
in the hay field.
The Sentinel n Y Charles Bertini, a
we'll known citizen of Eureka, commit
throat with a razor.
The locator of a mining claim in 1895
has until December 81, 1897, to do the
500 worth Of work or improvements
necessary to hold thinning and Scien-
tifc Press.
There will be a meeting OF the Ladies'
Aid Society at Mrs. w. W. Geery's
rooms in the Nevada House at I 80 p. m.
Thursday, July End.
Mrs. ]. G.. DRIscoIL, Sec.
The names of the following Wads-
worth citizens have been drawn for
grand Jurors to appear at Reno next
Tuesday: John Lee, l.. s. Bridges,
John A. Goldie, and Thomas Hill OF
Clarks.
Annie Conover, one Of the graduates
OF the class of 96 Reno High School. and
sister, Mrs. Tom Biggs, of Reno. are
visiting Mrs. Brooks McClane. After the
Fourth they will spend the summer
vacation in California.
AT the semi-annual election of officers
of the Ladies' Aid Socitey the following
officers were elected:
Mrs. DEMONSTRATION.
Mrs. j. G. Driscoll-Secretary.
Miss Lily Observation-Disclosures.
Mrs. Wiley, Mrs. Hettinhousen, Miss
J. Lundy-Directors.
Monday Justice Linn held II. II. Beck
for writing aud +. d. Kelley, for pub
fishing, alleged libelous matter relating
to certain transactions of the District
Attorney, and Board OF Commissioners.
Bonds, were fixed 800 in each case. A
grand jury was drawn and the cases will
he considered by that jury. After the
grand jury gets through with it the news.
papers will have something to say.
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Reduced Rates

Come by chartered car in special
train leaving Reno $3.50 p. IN. July 3rd
leave Wadsworth $50 p. m. July 4.
round trip $l.2j. Don't miss that Grand
Ball.
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INDIAN FOOTBALL

INDIA FOOTBALL
on Herman's Plaza, first street back
of Main, at | 30 p. IN. sharp, game will
be called for Indian football. Played as
their ancestors played it near to Nature.
Picked teams. Great sport aud worth
seeing.
JUMPING
On Herman's Plaza, running broad
jump, gold medal. Keep your seats
after the Indian football game.
BASEBALL
on Herman's Plaza, game of base ball
between Reno and Waisworth mines for
IA purse of So. 1t promises to be one
OF the best games ever played in Nevada
and the rivalry is intense. thine" will
be called at 3. p. IN. sharp.
fcYcL RACES
Commence and finish IN Herman's
Plaza. Tune D. p. III. sharp.
FOOTBALL.
Reno vs.. Wadsworth, and game called
at 6 p. III. sharp. Purse $75.
uoRRIBLEs.
The Horribles parade at a time to suit
their own convenience. There will be-
some surprises and a number OF fine
characters.
HORSE RACEs
Governor Aliens horses will be here
today and there il a barrel OF money
here for the man and horse who can win
the chief event.
numerous to mention. All of this
kind OF sport you want.
INDIAN VARIANCE.
The old time Piute warriors who won
their spurs at the rifles muzzle will dance
the genuine war dance. This will prob
ably take place on Herman's Plaza.
SPECIAL OFFICER.
A number OF special officers will
patrol the to n all night on July Bird and
4th. Every %precaution will be taken to
guard property.
SEATS.
There will be seats for everybody at
Herman's Plaza while the sports are
on.
COMFORT.
Every effort is being made to have all
arrangements complete in every way SO
that everybody will be happy and com
Portable.
PAVILION.
There will be room for everybody in
the pavilion and seats for everybody.
You will be far more comfortable there
than You could be in your own house.
1t will be cool and pleasant and furnished
with every convenience.
THE DANCE.
The dance at the pavilion on the even
wing of July third will be grandest ever
given in this State, in the largest sum-
mer pavilion ever built in this State,
the best music in the State will be in
attendance.
ACCOMMODATIONS.
Care has been taken and the work Of
committees seem to show that the ac-
co|mmodations will be ample for a large
number OF visitors, ever more than we
will have.
SPORT TOWN.
Wadsworth is a game little place and
there is no doubt but that the festivities
will run along for four or five days and
the sports will be in their element.
GUIDES
A number of boys will be on duty at
the hotels and they will on the
evening OF the 3rd and morning of the
4th guide strangers to any residence in
town without charge.
RECEPTION COMMITTEES.
The Reception Committee will meet
trains and give attention to strangers,
giving information, etc.
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Ice Creaml Ice Creaml

The Ladies Aid Society will have an
ice cream stand on the plaza near Jas.
Shepley's residence on the Fourth Of
July.
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The Committee on Arrangements have
been hard ut work this week and will
have all they can do until the jubilee is
over.
1t is almost certain that three days
will be required to celebrate.
On Friday, July 3rd, the Examiner
Base Ball Tournament for Neva la will
be held here and the championship
OF the State settled.
The clubs playing will p-ob,bly be the
Virginia City Stars, the Reno and the
Pyramids.
There was a protest against the Stars
by Carson claiming some of the Stars
over age. That protest will have to b.
settled and the winner nanh bsfore
Friday. The Stars won sunday by a
score 10 to 8.
1t would be II great thing il Il Native
Sagebrushers, the Pyrami Is, should win
the championship an go to san Fran
cisco.
They are fine lo, liking yolths AMI their
entry into Frisco wohll cause a SEN
sation.
1t will b. "play ball. here Friday with
a vengeance.
The visitors will bring along their
mascots and rooters.
FREE.
The Southern Pacific agents have been
instructed to check BICYCLES free tc
Wadsworth for this occasion.
GOLF MEDALS.
The bicycle race for gents is a road
race OF less than hall a mile. Free to
all. First prize, gold medal; second
prize, five silver dollars.
The bicycle race for ladies is a free for
all road race. First prize is a gold
medal second prize, five silver dollars.
SALE OF TICKETS.
The Southern Pacific agents will sell
excursion tickets at excursion rates after
midnight July End, and tickets will be
good until midnight of July 7th.
Excursion RATE
to Wadsworth and return home on any
passenger train: Reno $40, Verdi $2.25.
Floriston $2.75, Boca $3.05, Truckee
$3.45, Lovelock So. 10, Winnemucca $3.50,
Battle Mountain $3.50, Carlin $l2.s5
Carson $40, Virginia City $500.
EXERCISES.
The literary exercises take place IL
the Pavilion, beginning at 10 O'Clock
July 4th. The pavilion is three minutes
walk from the passenger depot and tn,
way is pleasant.
OFFICERS OF TIE DAY.
President of the Dayton. W. II. A
Pike.
Orator-Dr. j. T.. Stubs.
Reader Declaration OF Independence
Hon. n. A. Hummel.
Poetess-Mrs. Tom Bryant.
Chaplain-Rev. T. l.. Bellam.
Observation-Disclosures Gertrude Dunlope
Leader OF Chorus-Miss Nellie Madden
FOOT RACES.
100 yard dash, gold medal, OH tn,
promenade at the passenger depot n
| p. IN. sharp.
80 yard dash, gold medal, imme lately
follows next above.
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Supper.

Mrs. J. H. McCulloch will furnish the
supper for the Grand Ball, July Sd. The
dining room is next to the Pavilion.
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ICE CREAM II!

Mrs. Whitcomb, on Second street will
be prepared to feed Ice Cream to the
multitude.
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Ane and A TO Wadsvuths
Three Days Of Celebration
EXAMINER B.B. TOURNAMENT
TO A FINISH
Championship ofthe
State Decided.
THE NDEST BALL!

THE FooT-RACERs TIC TRY CONCLUSION
The BICYCLIsTs IN THEIR ELE-
MEST-INDIAN FooT-BALLIsTs IN
THEIR NATIVE GAME-ExCELLENT
LITERARY PRoGRAM--RENo AND
WADswoRTH FOOTBALL ELEvENs
CONTEST EoR $75-TRAvEL CHEAPER
THAN EVER BEFoRE-GENUINE IN
DIAN WAR DANCES, o Pow-wow-
HoRRIBLEs N HoRRIBLEs-Gov-
ERNoR ALIENS THoRoUGHBREDs-
NUMBERLEss OTHER RACES AND BAR
RELs OF MoNEY-TAKETHE GRANGER
IN--LAvIsH HosPiTAiITy---YoUR
EVERY CoMFoRr ARRANGED For
WADswoRTH WHooPs HER UP!!!
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DECORATE.

Every flag should fly. Decorate places
of business and residences.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1896-04-04
THE CHURCHES.

The pastor, Rev. o. D. Taylor, will
preach at the First Baptist church to-
morrow morning at IL O'Clock. Sub
ject-"The five names of Gods children
and what they signify Sunday school
and Bible class follow morning serviceI
Lesson-'The Resurrection, % Luke xiv.
No evening service.