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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-04-09
Gint Nadabmun9 hrs grNbaus.
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RseIus sur @rridbtume eines sieantiiben
acknowledgements

Gines Der eisenarti9iten Mouue
mente, bas Die @elt bis jeet 9eieben
bat, piirbe GRETCHEN, wenu Die 9oee bes
sroBen franiUiiiden 8elebrten uno
betannten anarhiitiiten 3beOretifers
Gliiee 0teclus sur Slusiiibrrns fame.
9teclrS, Ger lid ais Geograpb einen
@eltruf ermorben hat, l6lG9t Dor,
eutlpeoer in 2Onoon, Yaris ooer liew
g)prf einen rielisen Gro9lobus aufSut
~iteller, Der alle topo9rapbilden Gl9ens
tbiimlifteiten Der Grbe, Sohs unb
9ieilanb, Gbenen, Seeu uno Weere,
oeutlif ertennen ldBt. gls Oimeniio.
men fir ben G5lobus bat lid Der Sc
lebrte 4lS SUB Surhmeiier unb 1912
SUP llmfang, Den 100, 900. 2beil Der
Gromafe, gehnht. Der @lobuS miiBte
mt, elmer slhie uerieben ieirt, Die ietne
llmorebuns in 9tadabnun9 Der Gros
beme9up9 erlauben miiroe. lin i'm Dor
ben llnbiiben Der &itterull9 Sl Idlsen,
wilroe er nit einem balbfuSelformi9en
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fer @iiienidtft filler Guropas purbe Bic

Ger Iiiienifrftler Guropas purbe bic
Straie inbeB in @erbannuns umses
W0uoelt. Su 1894 erbielt 0teclus fir
feline seosrapbiiden @erte bon Der
Sorouuer GjeOsrapbtitcu @eiellidait
bic srose Golbmeoaille S%uertannt.
Sir bic smerifaner beiiet Reclus
auBer benz miiienidaftlidsn ,Snterelie
nod Elm politiides inioisrn, ais es
gum suten 2beile ben Ddbreno bes
BiirSertrieses BON Reclus perabfasteu
Sdriiten Su banten lit, ouB Iapoleon
Der 9ritte bon Der 9lbii6t, Die 9cn.
i6oerirten ais friesiiibrenSe Station
au,uerfeunen, ablab.
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Cie orp6e Nertiefnn8

bes gelopitone 1T 1900 5uB tief. sic 1T
ausseb6lt au@ bartem uultanibem @eiiein.
Sbr tonnt euh uoriteleu, tule ulele Wt1io.
mel Sabre biss geoauert bot. vs. 1T eiue
uunoerbare Combination in Sorm uno
IA rbe. Sbr ioutet es iebeu. Yielleiht bob
lbr Is e,nmal uorbabt. Us 1T better, oies
Slbr oortbin Al retien, oeuu Die Babnprelie
lino niebrlg. Sbtdt 9 9ts an Charles ..
See, ben 1eueral : Haiiasierasenten Der
Wortbern Yaclfic Siienbubn IN st. Yaul,
Wmn., fir ein 1ourilteu : BUD oes Yaris,
3osdrtp, 2l0 Start Street, iuiro eut1 bic
Sabrprelle arQebel. 32ba
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sI0a NtIohnuna, Ann.

Die qsisr eisir 3tituua mtrttn I'D french. ,u ar.
iatrtn, tat 20 p~triaftrs zine stflr6.ets srdufteit
sitbt, rtite tt NtRtritaf at In aa' itrtn stuftn ~
btiltn i'm Stantt II; 6aa's aatarrt. aur IN tie elm
itst itst her at,tltttn sruttrftdtt btiaunts ppfttpt
tsit cine eeuiiiuiierCat Btta HUNG. SaQ's9atarrt.
BUR Rire innrlit strrmmen unt ririt eirtit auf
tas Blut uut he itlttristn StuFattn BEE Gu
frms. Edturh he Grunelaet her aranfttt ,ufS.
rtne une etm gatttutn 8raft asbtne, inetm ft eit
aguhitutipn auftdut unt her Natur IN ibrtm gperit
tilit. Die Gistuisumu tattn 70 sitI gtrtrautn ~
itren SttifIaiten .tas tt ttnfunetrt Isuars StlSt'
i,blt. Fast sua ,int stat zen 3,usntHtn ismm,n.
Wan atrthtrG
q. >. Gttnts&gs.. 1ettts, 9.
~ 0Utastssa ata uHsttsfstu, 7st.
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Gin porlduftr Rontssns.

Tie 9nteeduns seS suslithsn pbskfsrs
6roofss srmSeIi&ts s~isisniss seS psuttd,en
0sIebrteu.
Die Gntbedung Der 4'Strablen burd
Frofeiiur ROntsen brinst nit Redt
audi bic Nameu oerjeniseu Mdnner in
Grinneruns, welde aui benz sleidsu
@ebiete mie Der Wiir,burser Gelebrte
bas pbDiifaliide @iiien bereidert
baben uro ais bic gOrldufer beiielben
~ betraften iinb. Inter cieieu pers
oient Dor allen Der en9liihe 4bpiiter
@illiam Grootes 8enaunt gu werben.
SinS eS bod feline Griinouns unb Gnt'
bedung, nit pelhen aonrab RCntsen
operirte.
Groofes, Der aud oils Gbemiter lid
einen Namen semaft bat, prroe i'm
Sabre 1882 in %onbon 9etoren. Oils
Vebrer mar er urr tur;e i3eit tbatig.
Sdon 1859 sriinbete er Die Tuf);eits
ibrift Chemical Stems" unS lebt ieits
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pit 6rrtmutororofbke.
cine arties epielerei aus Der sroben sserfitatt
fir 9Stune oeS VerfsbrSprobIsmS.

Der 9utider ais Oroidfensaul, bas
beibt elm Wian,t, Der auf tretmotos
ridden @sse Elm binter ibm beiiuos
li6es Salei6leiu Siebt, lit idon Dor
oielen Monaten in Ionoon aufsetaudt.
Die Sa4e bat MIR ben Safen, oaB TN
Sail elmer Sarambolase Der Siebraoler
ben eriten Puif triegt. Oieiem llebels
itano bilit cine ebenio einfade als
seniale Griinoun9 oes befannten Slug
mal6inenbauers Ganswinot in SdOnes
berg bel Berlin ab. Serr @answinbt
brebt uamli9 ben Stil UNI, uno, uuter
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unslhdstase. 9ur9 bic Sta'
tiitit lit nabsewieien woroen, baB, TO-
melt unfdlle BON Weniden in 9etra6t
fommen, nidt Der Sreitas, %ionbern
Der Montas Der unslidlidite Gag TT.
Bon 10, 900 uniallen fommen ndmli4
1914 auf ben Miontae; barnad folsen
erit Der Sreitas uno Der Sonnabeno
nit ie 1888, Der Mittwod nit 1881,
Der 0ienitas nit 1871, Der 0onneritas
nit 1873 unb Der Sonntas nit 269
llnfdllen. Die auifallenb serinse 3abl
fir ben Sonntas laBt freilih oarauf
i6lieben, oaB iid Die gan,e Sered'
nuns nur auf iosenannte 9etriebs'
unfdlle bejiebt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-04-09
ammer mieoer am aIten pIatse
Cine reidlide uno itpne
6ribiabrs= uuO Somulcrz Nus Dabl

on Scrrens ulo 8nabentleioeru. N1sltuts
tuuassNrtlteln Der "ieiniten pie Der blllglten
Sorten aberbaupt on alem, mas in elrem
erlter alaic 8leIocrbanosl gu fduien lit.
Gurh meme lau9lGbrtae @eihGitserfabTpr9
werB ih senau. mas it'd fir ben ct. @lrno
Sauoel paBt. uno iomlt lit meinS orratb flr
Die bieii9e 8esenb eth 10 gut 9elpGblter, ipte
er %'oultlpo taum 9efuunen miro. Cute, 7diI
erbafte. mpoerre 8uare Su Spottprc1ler
mar, ut unb blelbt rleiil Motto. lebGrSrn9t
eud bel Sobn VronoSinsfi. 11sbn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-04-09

lleberbau urngeben uno Slpar 10, Dap
;ptiden cieiem uno Scm aern wencels
]treppenarti0e Wallerien anSebraht
ueroeu tCnrter. Die cine Setradtung
Der Sberildfe in alien ibren 2bellen
gsitatten.
Die Ginpirfun9 ocS %idDteS oui Ben
6jlobus oentt lid Geclus permlttellt
odraui 0eridJteter elettrilder Strablen.
Die llmcrcbuus ioll 8erlm in oerlclben
3cit wie Die Der Groe, ollie "a Stuns
6en, crjulgeu, uno Slpar ipilrSe Die
lImorebun9 burd elm mefantldeS
llhrpcrf beruertitelliSt wercen. las
@erippe piiroe aus Gilenltretten, oaS
9>elicf aus Sips ber9eltellt meroen nno
;par in 80, lO4 perihieoenen 2beilen.
I'm elmer Der Gallerieu Spii6cn Der
Siille unS benz Seru iollen geoSras
pbiide Silfsmittei, pie Bidder, 5ns
itrl1nente uno pbotoerapbiite Seobat'
t~unosapparate, ibren Elas finSen.
las gSert wilrbe auf iolioem Wlauers
werf ruben, urb Die 8ciammtbobe oes
gScrfes lit aui CSC SrB bere6net. Der
aoltenpuntt piirSe lid auf 81, 600, 600
itcllen. ,.
Slice 9tecluS plroe Dor Ginger
2sit peneu anarhiitiider llmtriebe in
isiuem .Seimatblanbe ,a Spei Sabren
g,iQnaniB uerurtbeilt, wel6e Strafe
sr inSeB nid,t perbiiBte, neil er Sur
2eit Ser llrtbeilSidlluns a~uBerbalb
S,rortreids weilte uno lid aud jett
nnoh i'm guslanoe beiinoct. Sm Sabre
IS7l nal &ecluS we9en SetbeiliSun9
nm sommuneauiitano iu lebenslans'
liner OSeianoenidait perurtbeilt ipor'
SEN, aui Surbitte iait iammtliber 9ro'
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@anslpinotS Erstmotororoihts.

Dem 9orwano, Sen P%aiiasieren ieiner
9retmotororoibte Die ausiidt nidt gu
periperrer, pla;irt er ben 3retitlapeu
uno 2enfer bintsr, pie uuiere Sisura
seigt.
llebrisens iOll oieie neue 0roldte
ibre prattilbe Grprobuns bereitS in
Berlin ~beiianoen baben. Ias Nddite
tpdren nun binteripannise 2anoem-
tretoroibfen.
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6troer (dresea aol6
2sit6es's eAfwda
II, Stimms tints 6sinlihtn.

Men. u. Yriet iast: 3ie 3unse uermas
pos Bute nItt ausSuoriden, oas Sarner's
spb te @iue OF Ear Sprnp mir uno metner
Iortl,e aeihau bat Sh babe IN bieier
Rittura funiiebn Sabre senrbeitet uno
hob. ME siipas 9siunoer. ons Selierieit ooer
her Quuaen 10 gut beieBt als &bite Etne
oi5or 5prup. gu pertluien IN ". 8.
sabre apotbete, Ct Glouo. Nmn.i0
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Bon ben mtliden Wdb'
In Stonebom, WPe., limb mebr
oils Der uierte 9beil YeniiOnare aus
benz 9iirserfriese. WGbreno ces arie'
ses purben bort mebr Widnner in bic
Nrmeeliite eingetragen, oils Der Srt
W6bler aufpies.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-04-09

benz obne amts
lthe Stelluns in
yonbon. Seit
1864 III er Ser
aus9eb Der bes
vSuarterl y
Sournal OF Scis
ence." alS Pbps
iiter beidditi9te
lid Grootes
hauptiddli6 nit
Der Spettralana
Inta ,,,A ,nIo~a,n
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-04-09

firth nat @iss
coniin, no er in
9fiper Sails Die
Sdule beiud)te.
Wtit 26 Sabren
9ins er nod @gs
ornins, no CT Die
9tefJte ltucirte
uno audi ais Nns
ipalt ~Sugelaiien
iuurbe,als FOLDER
cs Ober ;u nitts
bradte. Iaiur
NI,n, ,n,,xNn 40.
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JreisR eeepte II. Vatent>W ebi3inen

9leihoiel tpie pruufbaft uno o.rfibreriIh ~oieielben
an9ejsi8t ,pereen. bieueu eeiuiieuloisn Gpeeulan.
ten nnr als 3beer, armen leittalaubisen aranien
East Gud, nid,t tdufdDcu! Zen ~eim;isen sEes
In allen arantbeitsfaaeu CUR p6ilisen uno hauerns
Zen Ssilnns alter GeidledtsIeietn, perlprencr
Wdnnbarfeit. 6plscn BON Smseneiineen. etc..
jst8t nur allein ., Der &ettunes=Nufer"
AS. Nufi., $50 Seiten init pielsn ltbrrsiheu Bill
bern) pelhes BUD fir IS Gents in Doiimartsn ju
bejiebeu 1T ourb oas lett 35 SabrsH sbrcnppu be.
P'9'"oe Deutsches Heil-Institut,
No. II Clinton Place, New York, N
1u .RtttuEssantr~ Ia au& In ct. gauIkt
Sdul 8ttt cit, 4Ot Ct. Ttttr Str. IA tattn.
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ebuno d. infen iollen in
Teutihlano nod Bublifatior peritis,
oener ReSierun9sbeborSen baufig ein9e'
Iiibrt uno ais Shmeiueidinfen in Den
0anoel sebratt peroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-04-09
Gtuoer C&reie,t nod
Htt&n's GM69iA
Gin Soma yrtoiatr.

2ieber 9oftor: Sd babe Sbre aRe.
ois,n perinti nno CLAUDE. eaB tr9eno Sc
mano. pelher BON SuIter, SGiierfelt ooer
9abmbelt nm bic Sruli ODER Die Suasen ber'
I'm seplaat III, es iiber iih seuinnen fam.
obre Wbite Wire OF Tar Sprup Al iein.
Rep. ~. VI. Sattt o n,
81. Charles, Soma. Blu perfaufen in Us.
8. SubuS Npotbefs, 81. gIoue, Wiuu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-04-09

fQUa.
Der befannte Sumoriit Cigar q.
AIge, oSer rSill 9tDe," ME er lid als
SdrtitIteller Undergraduate, 1T aui
leiner @elitun9 in Nibeuille, y. g.,
I'M Alter bon crit A. 3ubren g~eitorben.
Sn inn u~erliert Die ameritanii DIE
3uurualii tif cine e~i9enarti9e Strait.
9tDeS Sumor mar Elm tDpiih amerita'
II. der, Der Gielen uuuerltanolld unb
uagenieBbar blieb. 0lei6wobl bate er
cine iebr SrOBe Nn;abl BON Terebrern.
9De fannie aus F%iscataquis
SountD, in Wtaine, fam aber lhon
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-04-09

3d9lid 100000 SuB
8aubol5 tperoen am Pu9et'S unS,
Waib., p~robusirt.
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-- ZAPP'S --
MIatibc.&Qnf,

DstItd, BON &~oartbauts. II. GIeub, Ninn
art pro,ent Satsrshen auf 6slstr, rtlts flr ttn
5atr, uub 5 prsjsnt mann tttfsItsn fur G Wcuatt
teprnirt rtrbtn. Bsrtsrst Sch auf @runttisen-
ttum rs6ts ~ itosr 3sit fdlie pttr ni1t, tutptttr
GAM cher tbttlrtifs. IL mad BtIitttn inradb,atlt
ptrftn Tam. gsrtautt 4SsdieI, 8eIsSenounaen
ine Manage d)eiue ron unit mad aQtn Qdnttru
{urepa's. ausjise aus hen 8runsbltsrn CAB.
stracts), geama6ttn Raul. uns Sppptttftn uut
ienatss urtunstn rsrtsn ssfssltt aRsssf.rtist u nj
btalaabtat.
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GelbDerleibungs : Mnitalt
-OOn-
MILLER
untsr ter srfsn Rattsnalbanf, Ct. Glsus. sQirn.

@slt ,u csrleiten In errteu une fhtnsn Summen
~ ZEN niesrisfsu 3tusraten. Refine %Spmmtifeu stsr
SVnus. Ssle fefsrt, rem ttt gaptsrs unter ,et6ust.
Sslt fets p%crrdtbta,
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+ Bill npt. +

9as isiibs @noe sines beIiebtsn Sumorineu.
Nas Der ,,SdaIf TIM Tadeu" eintraasu
fQUa.
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.. Sarmen su perfaaiem.>

Sn istsm Ssuntp TN Rsrtwtfsn Der Staatn ron s.
aufpdrts. ~sultiptrt une ni6t ~eulttptrt. 8armsu rr.
iduft mad BEN g rntt . gtriaufsplan I'M Rsh Rtrtr
eaGtp. Sacpbfsu b MILLER. ba
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-05-27
jim SHERMAN GUILTY.
A Parkersburg Jury Takes Just Fifteen
Minutes To Decide His Case.

A Parkersburg Jury Takes just Fifteen
Minutes to Decide His Case.
Special to the Register.
PARKERSBURG, w. VA, May 26.-The
Jim Sherman trial has attracted great
deal of attention. Sherman still remains
sullen and uncommunicatne.
Sherman was identified by b. f. Mason.
of Monangah, witness for the State, who
said he met the prisoner on the Sunday
evening following the assault, on the Mo-
nongahela River railroad. Sherman then
asked him the distance to Monongah and
said he had walked all the way from Par
kersburg, leaving the latter place on Fri
day night, the night of the assault. Ma
son told him he would find Parkersburgers
at Monougah, as a number were employed
there, and he then lost interest in that
place and Immediately inquired the most
direct route to Pennsylvania. Mason said
that Sherman was much excited and anx-
ious to get away.
Scott Jones, colored. a porter in Fair
mont hotel, also testified as to conversing
and taking a drink with Sherman at that
place
The defense only had two witnesses. w
T. Nolan and Albert Koontz. who stated
that they thought the man seen by them
on the night Of the assault was shorter
than Sherman. Sherman was not put on
the stand.
The case was given to the jury this after
noon and after being out fifteen minutes
they returned with verdict of guilty in
both counts of the Indictment.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-05-27
THE BICYCLE CRAZE.
Senator EllSins Appears to Have Caught 1t.
Everybody Rides Wheel in Washington

Senator EllSins Appears to Have Caught 1t.
Everybody Rides IA Wheel in Washington,
Special to the Register.
Washington, May 26.-While many
members of the House and several high
departmental officials ride bicycles, it
has not up TO the present become mat
ter of record that any Senator has fallen
a victim to the craze which the people
Of Washington now have in its severest
form. But at last one Senator is
known TO have succumbed to the al
lurements of the wheel, and he is not
one of the boys of the Senate either.
He is at least of middle age and of more
than medium weight. In short, this
latest distinguished cycling recruit is
none other than Senator Elkins. The
Senator is as yet only beginner. He
has not yet done any trick riding, at
least on purpose but it is said he has
confided to a family friend in those dis
cre.ive and secretiveness he has great
confidence, ,hathe suspects the wheel he
has got is trick bicycle. From this
it is inferred that the Senator has done
some trick riding not on purpose. al
though he has so far escaped without
injuries that require the use of court
plaster on his face. or of crutches to
help out damaged legs. So far the Sen
ator has not been trusted out alone with
his wheel. He is accompanied by a
colored instructor, who keeps close td
his side on another wheel, and they
confne their riding to quiet asphalted
streets in the residence portion of the
town. The Senator, who weighs far be-
yond 200 pounds, confided his massive
form to the apparently fragile wheel
with a good deal of trepidatiOn at first,
not only on account of the difficulty of
maintaining his balance, but because
he feared the slight steel frame would
go to smash beneath his generous allot-
ment of avoffdupois. A few trials,
however, have given him confidence,
both in his own balancing power but
in the strength of the machine, and he
is getting on very nicely. He hopes to
be able TO ride to the capitol and back
on his bicycle before the session closes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-05-27
A CLOSE SHAVE.
What Might Have Been a Fearful Fa-
tality Narrowly Averted.
A Street Car With Thirty-Slx Peo-
pie Aboard Slides Into a Moving
Ira at Benwo od-Thrilling Ex-
perience.

AT an early hour yesterday morning car
No. 50, of the Wheeling Railway Company,
ran into a slowly moving freight train at
Schad's crossing, Benwood. and although
thirty-six passengers were aboard the car,
not one received the slightest injury.
The car was the first out of the barns
at Forty-eighth street yesterday and had
made the trip to North Wheeling and re-
turned, with a number of mill men as pas
sengers. As it reached the b. & .. cross
ing known as Schad's crossing, Conductor
John Rafferty,, who had charge of the car.
ran ahead and signalled Operator c. II.
Creighton to hold the car as a train was
approaching. Creighton threw on the
brake, but the rails were very slippery,
owing TO the nights rain, and the crossing
being on a steep grade he was unable TO
control the car. II slid down the track and
right into the train. The passengers see
ing their danger had climbed out of the
car. Just as the front platform OF the
car touched the train the street car was
jerked broadside of the track.
The front end Of the car was smashed
into kindling wood and it was quite lit
tie while before it could be replaced on the
track and hauled into the barn.
The escape was surely a remarkable one
and the experience of the passengers as
they realized their imminent peril was not
the most pleasant.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-05-27
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
Pithily Told.


Pithilv Told.
The hearing of evidence in the dam
age case between the Wheeling Steel
and Iron Company and the Terminal
Railroad Company, at Benwood, still
continues.
"A five-year-old boy named O'Mally,
and living on Twenty-ffth street, had
his head badly cut by falling on the
coal car track running to the Belmont
iron works. yesterday morning.
The Wheeling Steel and Iron Co.'S
Benwod plant dropped bottom after two
DAYS runnig yesterday evening. 1t is
now understood that the works will re-
sumo operations in full capacity Mon
day morning next.
The Commissioners Committee on
Poor House and Farm met yesterday
and audited bills.
The Board of Commissioners will
mest to-day in special session.
There was no police court yesterday
morning.
There were no new developments
of importance, yesterday, concerning
Monday nights fire. That it was of in
cendiary origin is undOubted. There
is a disposition in some quarters to be-
Iieve that the Caldwell building was
fired as we'll as the frame on the east,
for the west wall of the frame is iron
clad. as is the east wall of the Caldwell
building, and the two are separated by
twelve feet. yet the interior of the Cald-
we'll building was a roaring furnace
when the fremen arrived.
"A thunder storm of more than usual
severity struck the city yesterday
morning at four o'clock, but compar-
atively little rain fell. There was plen-
ty of lightning and thunder, however.
1t is understood that novel libel
case between Benwood parties is pend
ing. A we'll known mill man claims
that a fellow workman bestowed upon
him the odious epithet "blacksheep.' y
and he wants $4,000 damages. The suit
has not as yet been entered, but will
be in a short tins, and will come up
in the Circuit Court at MOundsville.
Yesterday morning il was discove-
cred that some fiend with diamond
scratched the plate glass windows in
number of Main street stores, north OF
Eleventh street.
The young ladies of the congrega-
ton of the Church of the Immaculate
Conception gave very successful en-
tertainment at Mozart hall last night.
1t consisted of drama in three acts.
entitled "The Chaperron." and musical
selections. 1t will be repeated this
evening
The Kings Sons of the Zane Street
NJ. E. church give their moonlight ride
to Steubenville. on the steamer Liberty,
this evening. Mayors full orchestra
will make the music for dancing, and
the affair promises to be very enjoy
able, and a complete success.
Reliance Lodge, A. o. U. W., will
give a grand outing at Wheeling Park
Thursday, June 4th, at which time
bowling contest will be one Of the fea-
lures of the occasion. 4 fine silk UNI
brella will be the prize for the highest
score. All invited.
The committee of the North End
Literary and Athletic Society have
their arrangements complete for their
Decoration Day picnic at Seibert's Gar
den. Music by Bachman's full orches-
ira.
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The River.

Yesterdays boats were the Keystone
State for Cincinnati at a. m. Lexing-
ton for New Ma,amoras, and Liberty
for Parkersburg at II a. m.
To-day's boats will be the Ruth for
Charleston at a. m. Ben Hur for
Pittsburg at a. m, and Jewel for Car
ington at $3.50 p. m.
Last night the stage Of water was five
feet and stationary.
The Liberty will take an excursion
10 Steubenville this evening, under the
auspices of the Kings Sons Of the Zane
Street NJ. E. Church.
Pittsburg, Pa, May 26.-River feet
and falling at the dam; weather cloudy
and pleasant.
Oil City. Pa, May 26.-River II inches
and stationary; weather clear and pleas
ant. -
feet and stationary; rainfall 10 inches;
weather fair and pleasant.
Parkersburg, w. Va, May 26.-Riy-
or ) feet II in ches and rising.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-05-27
THE MONKSEATON ARRIVES.
The Vessel From Which Harry Davis Was
Lost Now In New York.

NEW YORK. May 26.-Harry Davis, Of
Elkins. ". Va. and son Of former
United States Senator Davis, of West Vir-
giuia. took passage at Delagoa Bay, South
Africa. on board the British steamer Monk
seaton. which reached this port to-day.
on the night of April ~ when the steamer
was at sea, Mr. Davis disappeared and is
supposed to have fallen overheard. a
storm was prevailing at the time. The
steamer cruised about for more than two
hours I'm hope of fuind Mr.. Davis. The
missing mans effects, together with his
valuable gold watch and other jewelry.
which were found in his state room, were
taken in charge 10y Captain Beazley.
When asked as 70 whether Mr.. Davis had
committed suicide or had accidentally
fallen overheard. the Monkseaton's COM
malder declined to say.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-05-27
REVIVAL IN THE WORK HOUSE.

Rev. Mr.. Randall said last night when
he reached the work house the first thing
that was said by the warden was in re-
gard to a colored young man named George
Washington. the singing prisoner. The
superintendent said he should never have
been sent there. He was one OF the best
men he ever had. and II all were like him
ne would have no trouble at all. He ex-
claimed several times George is all right"
Rev. Randall called on George 10 pray
during the revival services which he did
The subject preached from was "Wnat IS
man that Thou art mindful OF him.
Mr. Randall told his audience they could
live a Christian life in the work house
as well as he lived one in the penitentiary.
Mr.. Randall says the officials gave him
hearty welcome to continue the revival
All the prisoners held up their hands for
PRAYER.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-05-27
THERE WILL BEA SPLIT
lc Prohibition Party over the Money
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Tho Prohibition Party over the Money
Question Prohibition Little Heard OF.
.nso1rg Pa May 26.-Nearly al
-e.a---es 90 ,he National Prohibi-
aocrs1-lon have arrived and thOus-
o- visitors Interested ic the pro
rgs have come with them. As
SAFE delegation arrives the
both factions. free silver and
Standard. go after them With argu-
or persuasion Each faction is
's utmost 10 pr0se,yte Supporters
o1.r principles. Each llc-iOn
..s majority of Che delegates. but
easer1css OF The various lead
.1 converts, &c is as yc. any