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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-12-17
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bat ben @onteIt, cen Der @onotont III
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Blame iir Die ueuen Suoiaueritulen. 81
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entipredenoe 8swiq 9uusen mudte. en-
mOrisn. Die G0ntrnfie iir Den Bou oi
ier Sbulsebduoe werben binnen aurSs
perQeben Deroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-12-17

nYy- Serr Wm. .. &emer, welber aud
in oieIem Winter mteoer oas Gountp in
3utereiie bes .Norblern" b%ereiien wiro
miro al foloenotn @ldben sar beitimmtel
,3eit we0en Abuidelung etwaieer .Noro,
tern" @ngeleaenbeiten pertreten fem:
Weire Grove an 20. DECEMBER.
Nlbanpa am "a. lno 20. DECEMBER.
6reeport am q. DECEMBER.
WeIroie ant 81, Deg. uno 1. San.
SautGentre ant 3. Sanuar.
94Gbreno Der 3miidenSeit miro er Die na'
be eerarnten Srtiboiten geleeenen Toric~
beiuhen, woourb allen Velern oes .Noro.
tern" in Der ange5etgten @e9eno bette
@ele0enbeit ge9eben 1T, 81 6auie ibre
decentralization gegen ben rWoroitern"
onsgIeiben III tonnen.
6err q. 3. 9imperi6 miro ant Conn.
taa, ben 81. 9e,ember, in Coma Yrai.
rte as 0ertreter pes .9torbitern" elm
treiien, uro elm peiterer 8ertreter wiro
am nQmli6en Sonntaa in 2urem bur9
ct. @enoeD bebufs Abwiteluug etwoi.
ger ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ieiu.
Or. 8ilon Don u / d m o n b, mel
che iniOlae StrapnSen, bic feline StslunQ
mt iih brinst. ii6 cine 8ruHfbeit susoq.
II pi5osrum 10 nett berseiielt, bnB CT
isinsr oussebCbnten Hroris oblissen
torn. Or beinuS fd bisier Gage in
Ssihdften in 81. GlOu0.
gu Goeiber in Benton gountp
it elm 9Oiiomt siablirt unb Srieorid
6. ROethsr 1T Sum &Oiimsiter oaielbit
eruanrt morosu.
Der i'm Sduteittift ia i'm 9oun
5OIoius ais 2ebrer anssitsute ..
Stebel muB'e tusaen @rtrantuus ouf e.
MICE Gage ons unterrihten einfeleu.
Ser 5DOlf Sabre olte Wi9usi 3eis, mel
der iOHitis oas Sej5su uno 8einiaen oes
Sdulbaules belerst, bat bic Imtspflitt
Deg 2ehrsrs wabreno beiien 8rantbsii
ubfInomnsn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-12-17
Orr Wotb. @euer aus sem 9ou

Orr Wnib. @eler aus nem Tow
&oduille e, elm ibon in BIN ieb5
yaer Sabten iiebeneer 6ormsr, fit lsi
Ben Sen Sahren al errem hronIine'
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nm Snmlia9 oils sebeilt suilnB. 6eri
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Wann.
Inter benz &orlis ots Sreisr'hlers
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min ilr Stearns Gcuntp erbffiet
9onfao Bette o Milmopo puroe oils
Obmorn Der @rOB9eidworensn ernnnnt.
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itobl in gnflase5utnno. Nm WiitwO6
felien ii6 ole straightforward Elm,
une als erftsr YroSS murbe Die atnoe
oss s, 8rcots als Niiisnee Der Raiier.
traii 60. sesen bic Siaet Ct. @Ioub
nnfgsruieu; be NrmdIte einigten lih oa
bin, bieie &lo9e ridt Dor Den @eitpo'
rensn ionbern Dor oem &ibter ~ psrs
5nnoelu.
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Rlttbsilnns ~, oaB oaieIbit Die Geitdi
tie 81 eieier Sobres5eit Hott aeber. Scr
Bel5enpreis 1T bort no1 ,mmer Elm au'
n%ebmbarer, oaber bon ben 5ormern
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sen 81 WtarIte eebrnht nnb in firaenoe
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5armer 8tlo IN Der TnIte bat, 10 bats
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lid Der @eibaftsueIfebr sln resfr; Die
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plslen 8~'fsuanasn esrsbt ~ weyosn.
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fh Der arsstlroi9ten Blcs peritnt gu
cIfrsuen bat.
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ben CUR Multiplying oeS bsrtlihsu ges
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Don 2biuln9ea" beit0fiiat, uslhe5 ON
26. uno ~. bieiss Mcn1te i'm Opern.
bauie Su @OIo Sprins lbsr Die Ylbae
ssbt. Wle bic @~sfaarnns 0ess'st bat,
1T bic @olo Spring DiiettautsH. Eruepe
lbrsr Nuf9abe semadien, oaber mt
Geht @roBss uno @rfrepl,hes %eriuariei
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msr; Hr cDil0.@omue: So-u 9. Snusr,
8eruhato 0iurboIf uuo t0ubsrt 8remer;
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VI ffibruua oes Dramas ,bis 81. G,,ia'
b'tb.pun 9biirwgen~ miro ausr % ,br.
i6elrllt)ts;t nc6 Die gacttt 8ano mis-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-12-17
ssS- sdrsithids fur 8eibna6tsge

HV SWttIUFITWI Tut WSIUHuWEV5V
ihenis iebr bilia be ". s. Onniei,
Z. Nps. nDrolid. 81. GiOuo, Welnn. ~
r1s- Sin aui Der Gltleite Der Siaot
selesenss gut sinserihtetss Bodteln'
Ucbubaus uuier annsbmbnyen Beoin
auuasn Az ~perfauien. Ndbsres bel
Irani 3 inc in Der Norbitern.O Office. ba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-12-17
Siiice ees 6 puntn. Nuoitors
StearnS gountp, Wt,nu.,

q. 0IpuO, NtIIIII', ptH II. Nt8' J6.J
Sol9eubes bon. reiioireuoen Giettoren oes
Sitaae Welroie undergraduate 8elub iuur-
De in meiuer Office ON 0. December 1896 ~
ben Ntten sele9t, I'm %oasielbe oenSoaro Der
County s ommIiidre bon Stearns Sountp
IN beiieu nit benz 5. Sanuar 1897 be9iunen'
ben S,bun9 81 unterbrelten.
y. s. @ruber,
County ubltor.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-12-17

s1U- Cine ld6ue Nuspabl Don Sbau.
ttlrubleu oaer Nrt fur Beibnahtsae.
ihsnTe 81 Den %neOuslisu YreIieu bel ".
Z. Dautel, z. Iusrus nOrblid, ct.
Gtouo. MInn. 22t
s@1- @tneu Dollar un> iuniSis Is suts
i'll EN-. Da,rtl gule Gspiel bel @ebri'
bee y o p n g.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-12-17
yefanntmabuns bes 6eiudes. Sil'
lGge Melroie in cine Staot 3l i'll
t%prpuriren un0 III prQalltllren.

9as @eiub Der unterSelbneten rello,ren'
ben gleftoren oes Tllla9e NtelroIe, Stearns
Go, Ninu., sei9t uuo 9tbt an:
Sab iptr, Die llnterSeihneten, 9elebllh
relioirenoe gleftoren oeS Sillaae Melrole
in Stearns . puntp, Minu., lino; oaB bic
6eiammtSabl Der Sttmmen, Die in aeilannz
TEN Slla0e Wtelrpie bel Der lesten al9es
meIllen ySahl ON 3. Nouember 1896 BON
mdunlihen 8ablerr ~ab9egeben ipuroen,4lO
betrta, pelde 3abl grpBer ut OILS ole, mel
DIE pom Ue'ebe tir eilleu 9SablotltrIft Dor
| aeifrieben III; ouB mir plinlhen, oas ganje
5errltprium, iueldes Iebt III oas 9enannte
8llaQe Uielroie , wie aus benz Jtecoro err
iihtlih uno in Der Office oes 9ie9iltrars bon
, Stearns Gountp, Mimi, btnterle9t, eln9e'
idloiien III, in cine Staot iucorportrt un0
oraoniiirt Al leben; oaB mir nlinlteu, oaB
Der cprpurlrts Name Der %9enonnten trlcors
p~orlrien Staot ,Ntelrole- lei; oaB Die BE
p0lferuu9 oes 9enannten Serrttortnms 20j0
betro9t;
9Gber Shire Bittiieler eriuheu, oaB Sic,
Der 9enaunte 8oaro Der 9o.seomnllIare,
besii9lib oIeler Setltion in Sbrer srlten re
o~uldren SlSun9 bauoeln mobter, melte
mebr oenn Sebn Gage nah Der Serptent'
lihur9 Der NotiS oleies @eludes, ME es
eaS @eieb uerlun9t, ltattIinoet, uno oaB gle
cine lSabl anpronen motieu, Die beSl9ll1
Der 5ru0e Der incorporation nes III oleltr
4etItlon beidrlebelen 3errltprturls N etne
! Staot uno beSiglit anoerer oaraut beSl9s
lihe Yrppoittlpuen su balten ut.
Melroie, Den 81. Nopember 1895.
unterSeibnet pon l06 relioirenoen
Slettpren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-12-17

Wir iint rapOu iterWuet, eas BON ms
nod ME beIers 3susniie ais lclhe fuI ga
for 8pnis's N'rpsn.S idrter perpTsntltbt
muresn. Gs III eies aber auh besbalb Elm
istr empfsblensrertbeS Ntttel, neil es
Nrne umfcnf eYtaltsn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-12-17

- Nerlangt miro cine 6ou5balterin
uon einem totb. 8rieiter ouf DEM 2anoe.
gt0beres in Der rNoroitern"s Cfi ba
Ess= Die bel Saut RapioS iie9snoe
irlhers 0prhsri'a 0orinsrei nebit g.
bduiihfeiten unier auien gebiuauugsn
IA faufen ODER du pudten. Ndberss bel
B m. . BORDER, Souf 8apios. Obsr
bel ). Sins in Der Norotsrn Office ba
kSs~ @ebt 81 Wuniinasr & 60. fir
DE btfteu BumpeH uub 8inbmIbtsa i'm
&9atsts.
Gas 6aus Ibr cine nsus Gulsibe mo-
DIN ooer eins olte erreuern nolt, Der
seBt nidt uorSu'prehen bel W. 3. III
0 II, &srr 6lof, 81. @louo. SODA
@eIS oerlieben nuf 5armeu fur bic
Dauer uon l.. 2, 3, A posr 3 Sabren.
Suierfhsn nieori9. Gbas. u. Worle,
Sauf Centre, Minn. Slab.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-12-17

Nbsumatismus I'M Gliden. IN ben S1ul'
tern, Sifteu, Nenteln, glbo9en ooer Sanoge'
lenfen entiiebt ourt 81 piel Sdure I'M Slut.
Sooo'S Sarlaparila hellt Gbeumatismls.
Gopo's Yilcu iiro Die bette Nbtibr. urb
Ge6er- Dtepiaiu fur Tamilienesbrauh. csc
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-29

titles for their daughters. Qong and con-
tinued applause)
Ny friends, civilization is wrapped up
in the solution of the money question.
II is the main question involved in this
issue. The right of self-government and
the existence of republican institutions is
involved in It. If foreign nations can
force a financial policy upon the American
people they will want TO enforce the sys-
TEN of government which is the only sys-
ten they can maintain, n system which is
a monarchial system and which main
tains itself by standing armies Even
now. my friends. when we speak out
against unjust legislation they say we are
disturbers of the public peace and a
menace TO law and order. Do you mean to
say that the farmers gathered here and
the laborers who are congregated in our
cities are enemies to our country? No.
They have earned the epithets of our op-
ponents. not because they menace law
and order, but because they are going to
inaugurate justice, because they say
Thou shalt not steal" shall apply 10 the
great corporation as well as to the burg
lar and highwayman. It IS because they
say that this government was not insti-
tuted in order that its insUumeutalities
should be monoDolized by those who use
the government for their own ends and
put ii in distress. (Applause.)
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-29
TIE SILVER JUBILEE
Of Rev. Joseph Mullen to be C8lebrat-
ed Monday
At the Church of the immaculate
Conception-Young Mems Meet
ing-Special Services Tomorrow,
and Some Topics for Sunday Ser
mons What the Religious Organ
izatiOnS are Doing,

The silver jubilee of Rev. Joseph Mullen,
pastor of the Church of the Immaculate
Conception. will be celebrated with appro-
pirate exercises next Monday. Father
Mullen was ordained a quarter of CEN
fury ago and spent many years at Wythe-
vile, Va. in the southeastern part of
the diocese of Wheeling. He was trans
ferred to this city by Bishop Kahn, and
has since been pastor of the church on the
South Side.
The celebration of the silver jubilee Of
the beloved pastor will be both religious
and social in character. In the morning
there will be sol . n high mass and SER
mon in the church. At 1870 o'clock an
elaborate dinner will be served in the
basement of the church, by the members
of the Ladies' Auxiliary of Mullen Di-
vision A. O. H. a number of congratu-
latory addresses viii be made. 1t is eX-
pected that at least twenty-five priests
will be present.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-29
oTHER REL1GIoUs NOTES.

The young persons in the congregation
Of the Chapline Street NJ. l.. Church gave
a Dairy Maids" entertainment last even
ing at the Pythian Castle. 1t was COM
plete success in every respect.
Rev. r. R. Bigger pastor Of the Third
Presbyterian Church, is home from his
vacation.
Most Rev. ]. J. Kahn departed for st.
Louis in the early part of the week.
Rev. w. T. Helms. of McMechen, will
occupy the pulpit at the regular services
tomorrow in the Wesley NJ. e. Church.
RI. Rev Bishop Donahue is spending a
short vacation in the East.
St. Lukes chapter of the brotherhood
of St. Andrews will organize upon broad
basis this fall, and will be heard from fire.
quently during the winter The national
convention of the Brotherhood will be
held in Pittsburg in October.
There have been no services at the
Thomson NJ. T. Church for the past two
weeks on account of the Moundsvlle
camp meeting. but the church will be re-
opened to-day.
The new parsonage of st. Johns Ger
man Protestant congregation. adjoining
the church on Market street, was thrown
open to the inspection of the congregation
Tuesday evening. and interesting literary
and musical exercises were conducted.
The choir of the Wesley NJ. Z. Church
gave a very successful lawn fete Monday
evening. at the home of Mr.. Philip Cam
terbaugh. on South Wood street.
The extensive improvements which the
Fourth Street NJ. +. Church have under
gone are about completed. The appear
ance Of the edince is much improved.
The entire building has been wired for
electric lights.
The work will soon be finished upon the
new entrances TO St. Joseph's Cathedral
The Xaverian Brothers, who Will con-
duct the new Catholic high school will
take charge, commencing with the fall
term in 1897
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-29
.A RIGHT ROYAL WELCOME.
Cont nu Vi from First Page.

teres,ed in ,han any other, and while
he smoked a cigarette in a mesrschaum
holder. with amber mou,h-piece, he
ask1l on OF thosl pertinent questions
fOr which he has become famous:
Where did You all become 9enerais?'
Tbs rather phassd McCook. who has
nc, risen 10 anything above colonel, but
who is generally called general. He
also asked several questions about the
military forces.
Waen The dock was reached the am
bass2dor enjoyed what to aim was evil
IDENTIFY tbs most pl asing inclden- c. tho
reception.
The gang plank had hardly been put
in position when Col. Fred Grant sep
ped M, and the ambassadors faca
btsmad with smiles as he grasped The
co,3r5's hand and shock 1t warmly.
He conversal with him few minutes
and then entered his carriage for con-
yeyance to ths Waldorf Hotel.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-29
The Queen of all Beers. the Belmont
Brewing Co.'S "Taunhaeuscr."
A BIG TURNOUT
At Last Evenings Meeting to Roorsanize
the Y. VI. u. {.

At Last Evenings Meeting to RoorSantze
the Y. VI. u. {.
The meeting called to effect a reorga-
nlzation of the Young Mems Democratic
club of Wheeling, last night in Nc
Laughln's hall, was attended by sur
prlsingly large and enthusiastic repre-
senlation of former members Of the club.
Fifty-seven names were subscribed to
the roll and. judging from the number
of others who have signified their in
.ention of joining the club, there viii
be at least twice that many present at
The mex; meeting.
This club has been the leading po-
litical organization in the State for the
last sixteen years, and it IS the purpose
of its members that its reputation shall
be maintained, and that it will be as it
has been in former days, a prominent
and influential factor in the campaign.
This club has always been the pride
of the Democracy Of Ohio county, and,
every Democrat who is anxious for the
triumph of hs party next November
should ally himself with this OrganiZa-
ton. and show his loyalty to The great
cause which is now pending and means
so much for the welfare Of our country.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-29
standing Of Clubs


Wheeling got revenge from the JaXons
yesterday, almos, shutting them out
wi-hou. a run. in one Of me prettest
hall games of The season. 1, was bat
ne of fwirlers. and folly Kane had
decidedly The be,.er Of the argument.
Fisher had an kinds OF speed and few
curves. Speed is a good die, for some
of The local Lit.ers. and they hi hard a.
times. earning TWO Of their four runs.
Kanes delivery was mystery WAicA
was no. solved by Jackson at any time.
They succeeded in getting men On bases
q number Of times, bu, 1t was then that
Kane was effective. They could not
bunch their hits.
The solitary run of Jackson was made
in the frs. inning. Coughlin got a base
on balls. was advanced 20 second on
Shields sacrifice. took another base on
NIcCauley's sacrifice. and scored ON
Shaws bad throw to second. After this
they go- but one man as far as third
base. Tn the third and tif,h they made
TWO hits each. but clean fielding pre-
vented them from scoring.
The nome club gave splendid eXhi-
bitiou throughout. Shaw had a sprained
ankle. and was relieved by Halter in
the third inning. Robinson going 10 flrs,.
Vi0le. 10 left and Campbell TO right.
These changes did no. weaken the team.
Only one man tried to steal on Halter,
and he was thrown out. Wheeling ram
bases we'll. and hi- the ball at Opportune
times.
The first run was made in the third.
Kane led off with q fly which looked
sO0i for a home run, bu, struck the left
field fence, and bounded back. He took
three bases. and came in on q no, liner
to the same garden by Gallagher In
the fifth two runs were made after two
men were ont. Gallagher got a base on
balls and stole second, coming in on
Vi0lets hit between center and left.
Violet took second on the throw 20 the
pla.e. and scored on CorcOran's wild
throw 20 first Of CampbeUs hit. In the
seventh the bases were full with one
man our. but no runs were made. In
the ninth Kane led OF with Q bunt hit.
went to second on a baTk by Fisher. and
scored on GallGgher's single to left field.
The two teams viii play again this
afternoon. and il viii be the last oppor-
tuniyy this year 10 see a Western club
on the home grounds. EDgle will likely
pitch for Jackson. and either Campbell
or Garvey for Wheeling. The score:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-29

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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-29
BRIDGE

Walter Taylor ha
several days yt WILL.
friends. .,,
The Hillside rod and
morning for two
Frevport.
James Higgins. the N
strained IFS back pretty
I'm attempting to lit a
from a wagon. ...
Last evening Misses 81.
Cox entertained several co"
people i'm an enjoyable ~
home. I'm honor of their e
Hcnthorn. Of New PhiIaa.
4 number OF young poor
dove mp 20 Tilionsyil'
where they were 1lt3s'n
at the home OF MI and "
walter Taylor. chio' ci
p. freight force at this
NOTED TO the passcueDr .
ut Brilliant. Loyal
him at the office her. au-
succeed Mr.. Sprir~sr a "a
Mr.. Fox's position ha. a'' .
yet. FL"
on next Monday oy.rrr '..
OF this place and vicinity 1871" r.
ed by Hon. John %. renl..'o'
Dryden Both un
q big meetiur b. 0Ai''i.'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-29
RIVER NEWS.
Daily Chronicle of the Movements OF the
Goats and BoItuen.

Daily Chronicle of the Movements OF the
Goats and Bo1trnen.
According to an exchange down the
river. the Ruth VIII enter the Pitts
burgh and Parkers5urg trade.
The local packets all did good bust
ness yesterday.
Las. uieh, there were 8 feet inches
of water I'm The channel. Stationary.
TO-DAY'S bOATS-Charleston, Bed
ford. 5 a. NJ; Farkers5urg, Liberty, IL
p. m: New NatSmoras. Victor, II a. M;
S.eubervine. Taylor, $50 p m; Clarirg-
ton. Jewel, $3.50 p. m.
Pittsbur<h. Pa, August 2S.-River s
feet 10 and falling a, the dam. Clear
and cool.
Warren. Pa. August 2S.-Riyer 2-1O
foot. Clear and cool.
Oil CITY. Pa. August 2S.-River :
inches and falling. Clear and pleasant.
Greensboro. Pa. August 27.-R!ver Z
fee, 8 inches and stationary Fair and
cool.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-29
OIL NEWS,

Seattle. Wash, August ga. H. Ed
dy. of Hartford Washington, an eX-
member of the State Leg .sll.ure, has
returned from Alaska, where he reports
having discovered NO great petroleum
wells n the mcIlja'ns not far back
from the coast. and wi-hiH one hundred
miles from Juneau lie brought sam
pes of crude oil when he proposes 10
have tested. There is a flow Of 2G0 or
COO barrels daily Eddy alleges from
each well and he thinks i rot lHpr, b.
able that this section may rival the
great oil fields of Pennsylvania.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-29
GALLAGHER RELEASED.

Another Irish Political Prisoner Given His
Freedom.
London. August 2S.-Dr. Thomas Cal
lagher. Of New York, the Irish p0litica.
prisoner was released from Portland
prison This morning in charge Of an in
urinary nurse T.cko.s were taken Tor
Waterloo railroad station, London, but
it is believed that they viii stop at
southampton, as it is understood thai
the United States embassy booked pas
sag for DR.. Gallagher on the American
line Steamship s.. Paul, which sails Tor
New York tomorrow
Dr. Gallagher looked very pale and
thin. was extremely weak, and ais hair
has turned gray.