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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1897-10-09

AS they are children of England the
Indians are probably rebelling because
they didn't get a piece of the jubilee
cake.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1897-10-09

When wheat reached the dollar mark
every steam whistle in Muncie, Ind,
footed in unison for three hours. You
can see how Muncie people feel about
it.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1897-10-09

Washington Star: Don't let this oe.
cur again" said the photographer, who
prides himself on being enterprising.
What do you mean?" asked the assist
ant. You've made the portrait more
prominent than my signature"
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1897-10-09

The editor of the Macon Telegraph
speaks of the "locum tennis" of an
esteemed contemporary. His Latin
must have gone on a racket"
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1897-10-09
Two Dead WhaIe..

considerable excitement was created
SMnlle ago by the report that a north
eIn steamship had sighted the wreck
ocean. - '"0
Inc story was quite extensively cir
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1897-10-09

HE melancholy Gays
are come,
The saddest of the
year,
OF wailing winds,
and naked woods,
And m e a d o W S
brown and scar.
Heap'd in the hol-
lows of the
grove,
The with err d
leaves lie dead;
They rustic to the
addving gust,
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1897-10-09

1t is said that the Swat tribes have
laid down their arms, Somebody else
probably has swatted little, also.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1897-10-09

II is understood that Henri d'orleans
will star next season in 1.-THE Punc-
tured Prince" t.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1897-10-09

1t would not be surprising II the
name OF Dawson City was changed to
Seattle next summer.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1897-10-09

They tell us that snow is already
dying in the Chilkoot pass. We pass.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1897-10-09
CAMPFIRE SKETCHES.
GOOD SHORT STOKES FOR
THE VETERANS.

Where the Bravery of Battle Is Sur
passed-An Aneodote Of the Duke of
Wellington = AIaneuVers of Dutch
cAVairy-An Ode 20 American Flag.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1897-10-09
IN THE ODD CORNER.
SOME STRANGE, QUEER AND
CURIOUS PHASES OF LIFE.
Bones of a MastodOn FOund-MOnster Rib
and Front Leg of This Pleasing
DarwInIan Anoestor-The Death of
Flowers.
Flowers.

The Death of the Flowers.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-03-31
SIT cs tti6t ctgen,

Dab elne 3rantbeit, Die erit por ,penisen
Sabren bel uns ibr @ri1einen madte,
10 feit Wursei aefaBt bat, bab lie nit
jeoen Sabre INNER mieoer neu auftritt
uno tiefe Spureu linterldBt 2 Nu6
in bieiem Sabre bat Iih Ga Grippe
pieoer unter uns gsseist uno finoen mir
es baber ON Ylabe, auf Elm Seilmittel
binsuweiien, melAes lid bel Dem eriten
epioemiiben Nuitreten Oieier Grantbeit
als aus9e5eihnet erlpieien bat 9ieies
9eilmittel 1T Sornis Nlpenfrduter 8lut=
belebsr. Gum Selpeis 6oIeenOes: 2pOa.
ST.: . Ias alte i6DeiSer er=beutl6e 0eil=
mittel 0lpentrduter Slutbeleber bat mir
redt groBe Oienite aeleiltet. SD bate
2a Grippe, ipel6e mid nit einem boien
Gheumotismus suriiflieB. eSh fpnnte
mid nibt rubren uno bepe9en obne
grpBe Shmer5er, aber 3ant bieler Wes
bisin bin iA pieoer beraeitellt. @onrao
Speirsr. = Gin anDerer Yepeis. Srau
MurG. Sartb in gmbiu, Sno., ihreibt:
Sornis 9llpentrduter Ylutbeleber bat
mid olltdnois oou 2a Grippe befreit.
Sd fuble mid iuieoer mie neu9eburen
uno bin ieBt eeinnoer als Sabre supor.
: grau6t es nod ltla9enoere ge=
peiIe +?
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-03-31
Gin biibiMeS s 0eTdDt

1T bas HeiuItat elnes geIunben Gorper=
suitanoes. .Sh0nbeit 1T nur ober=
fidhlih" iie 1T sr0btentbeils burd fla-
rem Seint, alatte. runaeuoie 9aut uno
anmutbis serunoete Wansen beoinst.
Geiunobeit 1T Die Quelle Der Sd6n=
beit. Gin geiunber 3uitano bes SD=
iiems miro berbel9efiibrt burd Gr. pier-
|ees Favorite Prescription. gs 1T
cine eegen Grauenleibenoe berehnete
Meoiain es turirt Die S.6runeen uno
SAmddeWltdnoe, ipelhe ben Trauen
bas Qeben aur 0alt MAIDEN.
Grauen. ipelden es an Der geh6rigen
torperliden 8emesuns fehlt, lino be-
iDnbers su Wlutanorans. Sbndbe unb
mangelbafter yluieirtulation oisponirt.
8si ibnen iit bas oYreseription" anl
plabe. Yei aaen Snoispofitionen Der
ipe3iel meibliden Drgane, pelhe iib
bur1 Brenner ober Nn3eihen bon gnt-
aiinbung duBern, BEL fatarrbalif1em
MusfluB aus ben bisfreten G0rperpar=
tien, bel qMdlenber llnregelmdBi9feii
bes Mebiels tDirb fiir bic fidere Wir-
fung Dieier Webi5in gardntirt bilft iie
niht, 10 tDirb bas 0elo bafiir suriifer.
fattet.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-03-31

Ter in @larus i'm Mlter BON rs Sabren
geffprben. Derfelbe ,pnrDe als Woner-
bau=@rperte pielfah in Nnipru1 ge-
nommen.
8eim Sdnellaug Balel=Mailanb lit
am 5. Mdrs auf Der 3iimlingerbriide
(5trefe Bafel Olten) Der 2otomotib.
fiibrer Moll BON Der Maidine 5eftiirst;
er murbe lebensgefdbrlid perlebt na1
Often in ben Gantonslpital gebra1t.
9luf ieiner Beiibuns in Deutihlano
farb bieier Sage Der lebte SprDb bes
einf beriibmtsn @eihls6tes be @insins,
Der als Siforiter betannte Sreoeric be
@inslns, gisentbiimer oes sleihnami=
|een, i'm Sabr 1440 erbauten Gtamnl=
ihloIes bel Npnn (Waabt).
Naf idmer5poller Maeenfranfbeit
aarb I'm 9llter BON rs Sabren in
SdpDS 4arl Singer, 9anoamman oes
Gantons bon 1876 uno 1862-64,
Nationalrath Don 1852 -72, prdlibent
Der aemeinniibigen @eieaI6aft 1858.
Soeben trifft bier Der 8eridt elm,
beute um Mitternadt iperbe pom perio-
nal Der Morootbabn Der Streit ertldrt.
Sas miro einen biiblden &umor ab=
Ieten |! ct.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-03-31
,,Taliae SorIptegelnm8en mno
gSortbriiG)igfeit."

Inter oieier lleberI6rift idreibt Die
unabbdnsi9e 81. y. Simes", bic i'm
perfolenen WabltampIe uuf Gruno Der
8elofrase eifris fir Mc8inlep's gr=
mdbluns einsetreten lit +:
vWdren prdiioent Mc&inleps Sot=
i1aft an DEN @or9reB uno Serrn Sins=
lens Sarifbil bem 0Dlte einige Sage
Dor Der YrGlioentenmabl porsele9t por=
ben, 10 bdtten lie Die Sade ehrliben
8eloes uno Die Gbre Der Nation il, Die
sr0Bte 8efabr ueriebt.
.Oie Oemotratii1en Siimmen, Die
WcGinlep erpdblt baben, linb bur1
fali9e 8orfpiegelnngen eetponnen mor=
ben. ST lit ermi6lt wDroen, um Die
8runolasen Der finansiellen Siherbeit
oes 2anbes au pert6eioigsu, uno er bat
feline oabin5ielenoe WaBregel porSuihla=
gen. gr 1T erudblt worben. um ben
Sarif umauseitalten, uno feline erfe
Sbat aebt oabin, Dem 2anoe einen Sa-
rif auf5uSwin9en, oeHen a0llnerilbe
llnaeheuerliAteit bimmeli6reieno lit.
Cine 9lbminiltration, Die lib nit
einem 9ltte Der Wortbriibieteit gegen
oas san5e @olf einseiibrt. bat in Der
Shat einen erbdrmliben Mnfans se=
ma1t."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-03-31
Observation-Disclosures.

Mlarietta grift aesen Gbrifiai
Nipple. Nertauf angeDronet.
2sonarD Gtabl geaei, 9obert Menber
Ser gntrng, ben Malienpertpalter 81
entlahen. ipuroe suriifaesoaen.
gli3abetb @abb geaen William 8
@aob. @beiheioung llbepilliet /; bi,
Dbhut iiber Die aipei ssinbcr MIRO Del
Rldaerii iibertraaen.
Winfielo g. Wrisbt seeen Jacot
Toebl. Neuer proaeb beipillist.
Sbeo. gilbert eegen Samuel Slel.
Wuf Soften bes 2ldsers suriifse3oacn.
Marp Siiber seaen sos. s. 6iiber.
Gin 8eiud Der 3ld9erin, cine llnteritii.
bung fir ibren tempordren unterDalt 81
setpdbren, tpurbe gepdbrt uno Der Nn.
getlagte mir0 anaepieien. biz gum |.
Mpril oerielben $50 81 besablen.
Bates & 9ance aeeen 9luifin 6
6orbes uno 8. 8. porter. 8erfau'
beiidtiet.
Die erIte giationalbanf in Canal Oo=
Der geeen oen Canal 9pper Bale 8all
Club. Cine Sbulo bon $372.25
nuroe Qnerfannt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-03-31
syrei fit jeoeil Mallil |!
Die Metbrbr ciner sroeartigsn 8es
bunblnns bon e6mdbe,
Die Seiluns bradte. nadoem alles ars
oere feblsei6lagen.

Gd,mersbafte 2ranfbciien fnb fblimm genua; aber
nenn elm WtnnH on nerpoler SdDipape Iongam oaDtts
Idfpinbet 10 limb bic triben VpriteInngen Der Sesk
sebnmol id)linlner OILS bic Grgiten 99mer5en W
9ebt fein anfboren in bem ieeidpcn Seioen bei 1ag
poer Nadbt Sdlaf ift faft nnmDglid5 nno bel etner
fpldben Mnfregung lit man fanm peraftiporfltn 1iT
bas ipaS man tbnt Sabrelailg pnrbe Der Sd)reiber
bieleS anf beia aufseregten a)teere Der neroo,en
Gdbm6de nnher9emoren bis er Dor bic iyrage aetelf
iplrbe oh er nit beiier tbde cine 9os Silt a nebs
men nuo 10 alIen ieinen Nuaien etn Gnoe 81 modem
Nber eiue Gngebung beS Stntnels fam tbm an piik
III 6ejtat ciuer 0erbnoung BON Irsueten ote nlDf
aein Ieine oGgemeine Seiunbbeit p6nig ipieoerbers
itenten. pnbcrn aud feline geibmddhten &brnertbetk
au ibrer fr9cren raft bra1ten nuo ieBt erfldrt er
baB ieber Nlonu. Der i BITE Wtibe MAIDEN mill etneu
9ainen nnb Morciie eu3nIenben, bic Wsethcbe oteer
munberDDaeu g9ebanolung frei baben fann. gpenn
id ioge .frci" 10 mene ih abiont foItenlos, ba th
m6dfe. bo6 jcber 9eidpddbe Wlann ben YortbeI aus
meiner Grtabrhne atebt.
SD bin fem pbianthrop and ipiele itb nibt ben
Gntbuiiaen; aber es 9iebt Sauielbe BON MGnnern.
pcld5e bic criiIhen Nuaten npn gci1madter Wdn.
neSfrait erleDcu uub ipprt gcbeit lperben piroeu,
fDuniei lie nur ciu 1oles oeilmitte beoltmen, pie
es miG) geheiu bat 9fan Iutbe nDt aussnfnben, pie
id eS mir lern fdnu. bic meniaen Sremarfer 5n bes
sabltn bic nDth9 ino I'M bic Wiittbetlin9 Su DcrieD
ien ; nnoern man ithide barndrb uno nteu iuiro ers
fab,en oaB CO einioe Oimge IN Der Welt gebt Die obs
Qlcttb lie rtbtS tocn bob en Wermb9eu fir eintge
Scnte mcrtb mo nno fhr Die neien BON ms etne Ses
hcnS3rit pDu Stiff beocnten Wlon Ifreibe an Sarl s.
43afrr lbs 10ontt 3emnle. &aloma5oo Wb.. unb
Die Wtitbtung miro in eincm etnadben gel1lolleIen
GpunCtt nGrian0t lperacn
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-03-31
eMminO5Mdtt AebeiIt.

Ginem otten Mr3te Der BON Der DraTis aurhdge5osen
Iebt murbe burd euen DitinbiBen WifftDn1r bic Ue.
fdreibung eines snfneu pegetabilifnen peilmittelS
fur bic fGnene unb banernbe aeiInng bon Gungen.
t1pinbIuht, 9roud)itis. Hatarrb Mtbmo unb alien
p0lSs iinb 2iugenfranfbeicn auSgebdnbigt. Mnt Elm
gttel fir poifpe rabifnle 6eilung BON NerDeHj6Dds
DE unb aiIen ysernenfranfbefen. Yad)bem Der DDftDr
bic ipnnberbartn etfraIte In fanenb G6len erprobi
hattie eredfete e. fir ieine Vit DoS Wttel ieinen
Ieiben6ea Wtitmensden befonnt au MAIDEN Don biefeut
slotiu uub WMnjtb getriebfu bonbeltt er Sd, itnbs
befes We3epf Qat3 fotenirei an Mne BE q nhnifn.
III benti9tr englifter uno fran5Dai1er epradt NIT
goIer aMDeijnng BET Perlte4ung nno peg &ebronns.
8efunG un6 III fenbe e. fDiprt 70. ~ No1eS. 61d
Ycmsr$ 4Ipd @e&sitss, 81 y.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-03-31
Gin MSarmumassgi9mal.

0iitet @uh Srr },utcn uno Grfdlts
ling fe fInb bduil9 Die slnfdn9e bon
Shtptnbndt. Der berilhmte Or.
Butts Nnlteu SYrrp fnr!rt irfcrt.
"Sh hattie einen iehr l!h!inumenS.niten
Elm Doctor la9te id, habcG dnpillofld't
aber oirth zen Gjcbrarct, uan Or.
9ulPs 5nrl!cu Grrup nufoe ii, 9eIs
fommcn frrilt. llnh Der SHuiteli 1T .lidIt
Dieber gci,nnren. G5tmpu Gmolai,
375 Site Stra6e, Chicago, S,n. Or.
Bulls S,uifen SWllp 1T ilberall fur %
@tS. ;u fanfe,L Lnid,t6 frnn!t Tim sleia,.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-03-31

= Die ipaniide @esieruns bat cine
abermalise Steuerbebung CUR Dedllng
Der 2riegsfoiten in Guba befdlOiien.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-03-31
Sir e6ul= Direftor.
(Gineeianot.)

Or. g. .. Sigriit, pel6er als Mit-
alieo unierer S6ulbeb6roe nnminirt lit,
Iollte ermd6lt neroen. @r Ipridt beutId
uno en9liFb, bat nit Gbren iein gb=
gansseramen Don Der Sbio 9lDrmal
unipsrlitdt aemo6t uno als f,iiberel
Shul Superintendent unD Mit9ler
Der 2ebrerpriifunNsbeb6rbe bon unierm
Gountp bat ct reihe uno inerthoDle Sr=
fabrungen geIammelt Gr bat oit
Domination nidt geiutbt, aber er per=
bient es, oenG6lt Su merDen. !
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-03-31

glus 9lGiance iplrb herl6tet. oaB
pOr llnaelGbr elmer Wode Sra Surf,
ein alter @iuipobner baiclbit pi0Bli4
roleno lp0bnlinnig wuroe uno alien
slnstihen noh on Der MaNeridcu litt
Ger Wionn muroe mad Der 9tprthsrn
SbiD Srreuanltalt gebra6t, woielblt er
ppr Spci IoNen itarb. IS bat lid jebt
berauageltellt, ooB @urit por40 Sabren
bon einem miitbenoen Suno oebillen
iuuroe unb mirb iein srdblidsr SOB
oieiem 3uitano suaeIhrieben.
Wein uus 3uferiiben lit oas gleue=
ite auf Dem 8ebiete Der grInoun9en. -
Weinen fUnnte man bariiber.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-03-31
1ct-afbsbeWtHiNuttaea.

s. s. Mpbre = Gina ). sSpbnipn.
Sames Sellers = Glprence Mauarnee,
Sam. .. oioep- ifranfie R. WanGolo
.. ". 9lrlo 2eiia Worris.
So. &nia S.inna 4. Smith.
Ybil. SNOellas Ttorence e, 9tsarif.
Robert S. gple - 2noia NRelIer.
8. $. Setter = Carrie Sharp.
gSm. 2emis = 9lnnie Gamble.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-11-07
OR|O TEAM DID NOT SCORE
In the Game at Parkersburg with the
w. v. U. Eleven.
A Very Pretty Contest on the Part
of the Morgantown Boys-Wash-
JEFF Won Another Game-Results
of Foot Ball Games From All
Points-Other Sporting Matters,
Local and by Wire.
Epecial to the Register.


PAFKERSBURG, W. Va, November D.
w. V. u. did not permit the Ohio State
University eleven 10 score to-day.
The game was called at 3:16. Hamilton,
w. j. man, was selected as referee; Smith,
of Lafayette. umpire; Moore of Marietta,
and Showalter, of Michigan, time keepers.
The w. V. us from the start outplayed
the o. S. U. eleven, although Ohio was
much heavier than w. " L. Neverthe-
less the fine defensive, offensive and inter-
ference of the w. " L. speedily over
came the weight of Ohio, and finally won
the game by a score of a to nothing. This,
coupled with the quick playing of the
Mountain State boys, especially in the sec
ond half. seemed to take the heart out OF
the Ohio boys when they scored four
touch-downs in quick succession.
The playing of White. Krebs, Yeager and
Osborne, of the w. V. us. and that of
Hawkins, of the Buckeyes. were features
of the game. That Morgantown, in TWEEN
ty and twenty-five minute halves did re-
markedly fine playing after the three
rough games recently played by them, is
conceded by all admirers Of the sport here,
and the locals are very proud of the
Mountain State. and they were given a
royal reception and leave-tallng by their
friends.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-11-07
SMALL TALK.

There was no Police Court, last
evening.
H. Simmons will build an eight
room frame residence on Caldwell's
run.
There was but one case in Police
Court yesterday morning. The offender
had sentence suspended.
The Silver Leaf Club will give
dance at their hall on next Thursday
evening.
james Jones, of Aetnaville, was
taken to the North Wheeling Hospital
yesterday to be operated on for appen-
dicitis.
Louis COlmar, editor Of the German
paper, will build an addition of sew
eral rooms to his residence ON South
Eoff street.
Architect Harry Forney has drawn
the plans for two handsome frame
residences for Charles P. and Albert P.
Metzner on the Island.
The Elig siX-story brick repository
on North Market street is about com
pleted. The building cost $1,000. Kar-
ges Bros. had the contract
F. Bot is erecting a three-story
brick building at the corner of Twen-
ty-eighth and Eoff streets, in which he
will have wholesale liquor store.
Squire Gree fined Emma Walt, of the
East End, $40 and cost for petit larceny.
She was charged with grabbing $3.50
from Lewis Swineberg, of the Sixth
ward.
The Mount View Club, of Centre
Wheeling, will give a grand masQue-
rade ball at Pythian Castle Monday
evening. Music by Mayors orchestra.
John w. Mozings had w. Wood
ward arrested yesterday on the charge
of destroying personal property. Both
parties live on the South Side, and the
case was heard before Squire Greer.
The child of John Hill, of East
Wheeling, who swallowed a safety pin,
which was located by the aid of an X
ray apparatus, died a couple of days
ago The operation of the physicians
to remove the pin was unsuccessful.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-11-07
MOUNDSVILLE.

Hon. John A. Howard, Of Wheeling,
was in the city on legal business yes
terday.
Hon. Mayor L. B. Purdy and wife
were visitors to Wheeling yesterday
afternoon.
Dennis R. Meighen, Of Littleton, was
a visitor in the city yesterday.
Lucy Wasting, who was arrested
Friday morning for being drunk and
disorderly was turned over to the over
seers CT the poor yesterday and no fine
was assessed against her.
T. S Riggs left last night on a trip
TO Pittsburg.
VIII A. Ewing is home from a visit
to Bellaire friends.
The Elks will hold an important
meeting on next Wednesday night, and
it is requested that all members be
present.
Jerry Hanen, who has a government
position in Washington, d. c.. is in the
city circulating among his friends.
The case against the county com
missioners was not heard in Circuit
Court yesterday, but will be later. Sew
eral witnesses were not present and
the matter will come up at later date.
Daniel Younken, who has the con-
tract for grading First street, will COM
mence work tomorrow morning A
large force of men will be employed
and the work will be completed as soon
as possible.
VIM. Strong. of the Third ward. has
opened first class saloon on Jefferson
avenue and invites his friends TO call
and see him. His place is one of the
finest in the city and attracts a great
deal of attention.
The new Racket store of Woodburn
& Henderson, located on Lafayette ave
nue., will be opened to the public about
the last of the week.
The Jr. o. U. A. NJ Council No 70
will meet tomorrow evening
The past week has been very dull at
the local coal mine The men did not
make half time and orders seem to be
rather scarce.
Tomorrow evening the Kings
Daughters will give taffy party at
the home of the Misses Criswell, on
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-11-07

Oisened by Mclaughlin Bros. at No. 1916
Main street.

Oisened by Mclaughlin Bros, at No. 151
Main street.
Mclaughlin Bros. have opened an
establishment at No. 1916 Main street,
which is the most complete Of it's kind
in West Virginia. The building has
been re modelled and improved through
out, with view of making it an up
to-date business house. The first floor
and cellar have been stocked with the
finest grades of wines and liquors for
family and medicinal use, embracing
half a hundred of the most popular
brands. The firm will aim to provide
none but the very best of liquors.
In the bar The liquors are found in
barrels three tiers high. The customer
makes his selection, and secures his
favorite brand through wooden
spigot. The bar contains the usual
goods found in first class houses, and
in such variety az; to satisfy every
patron.
In connection with the establishment
it is the intention of the Mclaughlin
Bros, to conduct a hotel and cafe.
The rooms on the second and third
floors will be handsomely furnished,
and the apartments in the rear OF the
store room will make an admirable
restaurant That the enterprise will
prove profitable and successful is prac-
tically assured, both by the reputa-
ton of the firm and by the excellence
of their establishment.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-11-07
A MAD CAT.
A Pet Animal Goes Into Spasm and
Viciously Attacks a South Side
WOman--Had Her Wounds Cauter-
lied.

Mrs. Ann Blattner, of Twenty-fifth
street, was attacked by a vicious cat
yesterday morning, and bitten severely.
She has number of cats and dogs
about the house, and one of her pet cats
had a fit. Mrs. Blattner was at work
with her sleeves rolled up and the cat
jumped on her and tore the flesh loose
with its teeth. She tried to throw the
cat Off but the mad animal bit her on
the other arm, also lascer. ting it badly.
Mrs. Blattner ran to DR.. itau's with the
blood streaming from the wounds. The
physician cauterized the wounds to
prevent blood poisoning.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-11-07
WHEN THE FROST IS Of THE PUMP



When the frost Is on the punkin and the
folders in the shock.
And you near the kyouck and gobble OF
struttln' turkey cock.
And the cacklin Of the guineys and the
cluckin' Of the hens,
And the ROSTERS haiiyiCoier as he tipioes
on the fence.
o. it's then the times feber II a-feelin' az
his best.
with the risin' sun 10 greet him from
night Of peaceful rest
As he leaves the house baTeheaded. and
goes out 20 feed the stock.
when the frost Is on the puHkin and the
folders 10 the shock.
There's something kindo hear;y-Iike about
the atmosphere
Wher the heat Of summers over. and the
cooln' fau IS here
OF course, we miss the flowers and the
blossoms on the trees,
And the humble Of the hummin' birds an
buzzin' Of the bees;
But the airs 50 appealing and the land.
scape through the haze
Of a crisp and sunny morning OF ne early
autumn days
J
to mock
when the frost Is on the punkin and ths
fodder's In the shock.
ire husky rusty rustic OF the tasseIs oc
the corn.
And the raspin' Of the tangled leaves. as
golden as the morn.
The siuD5le In the furries-klndo lone
some-like. but stiu
A-preaehin' sermons 10 Us OF the barns
they growed to fill;
The straw-staek in the medder, and tho
reaper IN the shed:
The HOSES In their stalls be!ow-the clover
overhead
o, It gets my heart a4ciickin' like ths
iiekIE' of cIoek 7
Wien the frost Is on the punkin and tl,a
nazIsrr In The shock.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-11-07
p. A. C. SHUT OUT.

Latrobe, Pa, November Ga thous-
and people saw the home favoriteS de-
feat the Pittsburg Athletic Clubs
eleven here to-day by a score of AZ to
0. Latrobe scored 80 in the first half,
Although one-sided, the game was full
of interest from beginning to end.
The feature of the game was the re-
markable interference put up by the
home team and their end runs for big
gains. Hoskins was powerless against
Hammer at center. Trenchard was on
the grounds, but not in uniform. The
enthusiasm over the teams work was
unbounded,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-11-07
A STIR AMONG THE REDS.
House of Warriors Votes to File Articles of
Impeachment Against the Principal

MUSKOGEE. l. T. November 6.-The
House of Warriors has voted TO file arti-
ces of Impeachment, against Principal
Chief Isparhecher. He is charged with
being q particeps criminis with the war
rant committee who approved sS9,00o in
fraudulent warrants. There are several
other charges against him. among which
are that he paid \. B. Moore S1.0oe with
out an appropriation being made by the
Council; that he misappiied $500 which
was appropriated and placed in his hands
TO be used in removing intruders from the
nation; thar he refused to authorize the
Second Chief to take his place in the ex-
ecutive Office during his absence in Wash
ingsep. and that he appointed and COM
missioH6 two delegates TO Washington,
d. c.. id collation. of the law
A comm ttee has been appointed to ex-
anime the accounts Of Treasurer Childers.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-11-07
AN OLD DISPUTE.

For some time past there has been
quite a dispute between the Riverside
plate mill ad the tube works as to
which was the pOssessor of the best
bowling team, so next Saturday even
ing the two teams will be conveyed to
Fette's bowling alleys and hot time
will prevail for few hours. The clubs
will line up as follows: Plate Mill
Chas. Neibur. T. Murrin. Jr.. H, Rahr.
VIM. Carroll, d. Murrin, J. Drum. Tube
Works-Otto Peterson. VIM Prycott.
John Brady Ed Malone. G. thinner
man, John Colabaugh.