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Evening star., 1897-01-30
Hosiery.

Two numbers in La
dies Fine Black Hose
which are worthy a posi-
ton in this sale:
LADIES' THREE-THREAD MACO
YARN HERMSDORF BLACK HOSF.
Our OWN IMPORTATION. AN
IRoNCLAD GUARANTEE WITH
EVERY PAIR. THE BEST 5,c.
NALI'E EVER OFFERED. IN ALI.
SIZES.
Rebuilding Price, :35c.
LADIES SILK FINISH FINE
GAl GE HERMSD0RF BLACK
HOSE, LINEN SPLICED HEELS
AND TuES THE GREATEST
STOCKING FOR WEIGHT AND
WEAR EVER OFFER ED.
Rebuilding Price, 25c.
Evening star., 1897-01-30
Cloak Department,

LADIES FLANNELETTE WAISTS
II ALL SIZES AND COLORS. AC-
TtAI-Li WORTH 39c.
Rebuilding Price, Iec.
LADIES' LACNDERED PERC ALE
WAISTS. AN UNLIMITED ARRAY
TUAILf WORTH So.
Rebuilding Price. 33c.
LADIES' LAUNDERED PERCALE
WAISTS, MADE OF SEA ISLAND
CLOTH. WITH NEW SHAPE DE
TAXABLE CoLLARS.IN ALL
SIZES. ACTUALLY WORTH 7jr.
Rebuilding Price, 48c.
PERCAI.E WAISTS. WITH DE
TACHABLE AIRS: THE
SWELL WASH WAIST. OF THE
COMING SEASON-N ALL SIZES.
ACTUALLY WORTH aSc.
Rebuilding Price, soc.
LADIES' ALI-wOOL FLANNEL
WAISTS IN NAVY. BLACK AND
CARDINAL. CORRECT STYLE AND
PERFECT FITTING, IN ALI. SIZES.
ACTUALLY WORTH Sis.
Rebuilding Price, 69c.
LADIES' ALL-wooL FLANNE.
WAISTS. BLACK AND NAVY,
HANDSOME BRAID TRIMMING. IL
ALL SIZES. ACTUALLY WORTH
Rebuilding Price. 7oc.
LADIES' FANCY STRpED SILK
WAISTS. IN ALL SIZES. ACTUAL
Li WORTH $3.50.
Rebuilding Price, $I.O8
LADIES' DARK PRINT WRAP
IEIsS. LINED WAIST AND Full,
SKIRT. ACTUALLY WORTH Zoe.
Rebuilding Price, 40c.
FLANNEI.ETTE WRAPPERs. NELL.
MADE AND PERFECT FITTING.
ALL SIZES. ACTUALLY WORTH
.,Sc.
Rebuilding Price, 6Oc.
LADIES, BLACK BRuLIANTINE
SKIRTS. FULL SWEEP AND
LENGTH. ACTUALLY WORTH ,
S1.7J.
Rebuilding Price. 9Sc.
LADIES' EXTRA QUALITY
BLACK BRILLIANTINE SKIRTS,
FULL WIDTH AND LENGTH,
LINED THROUGHOUT. ACTUAL
LI WORTH SOS.
Rebuilding Price. SI.60
LADIES' WINTER JACKETS AND
CAPES MARKED DOWN tn AVER
AGE HALF nF FORMER PRICES.
MISSES AND CHIIDREN'S JACK
ETS AND REFERS REDUCED THE
SAME.
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D0nlestics.

S-4 Heavy Cnbleached
Sheeting. I6c. grade.
EEBru.DING PRICE. ga.
Ioc. quality Bleached
Pillow Case Muslin.
kEBUMDING PRICE. 5E,e.
Heavy Bleached Sheet
ing. suitable width for sin
gle cots. I6c. quality.
RERru.pING PRICE, fos.c.
9-4 Bleached Sheeting.
equally as good as Co
haSset. and selling at 22c.
EEBuILDING PRICE, I4a.c.
Celebrated B erk clev
Fine Cambria, full yard
wide, made by the Ions
dale mills. Ioc. a yard.
REBrH.DING PRICE, 6a...
Genuine English Long
Cloth, I2-yard pieces.
Sold at Sis.
REBUILDING PRICE. S1..5.
Extra quality Feather
proof Ticking, one OF the
best known brands. ISc.
grade.
REBUII.DING rRFE, 12ls.
The Genuine Amoskcag
and Lancaster Apron
Ginghams, checks of every
style and color.
REBUH.DING PRICE, 3T,e.
Zephyr Dress Cling
hams, checks, stripes and
plaids, the newest spring
effects. I2sc. quality.
REBUILDING PRICE, s=,e.
Silk Dress Ginghams,
copied from the genuine
Scotch goods. 2oc. value.
REBLIIDING PRICE, ss.c.
Evening star., 1897-01-30

The official term of Commissioner Ross
eNpife in a day two and the general
expectation is that he will be reappointed
il Mr.. Cleveland decides to take any action
in the matter before ne goes out of Office
himself on the 4th of March. The popular
sentiment concerning Mr.. Ross, and it is
thought. Mr. Cleveland's personal opinion
also. are 20 the effect that one good term
deserves arother. and 50 on indefinitely
the services of worthy official cons. antly
Increasing in value in proportion to en-
iargsd exps rience
Evening star., 1897-01-30
A Verbal Disttucttou

lHere are great mary men looking for
work, said the phiIanthropist.
PERHAPS, said Senator Sorghum. as bc
laid aside pile of letters but IT seems to
me there must be great many more look
ing for positions"
Evening star., 1897-01-30
Ladies' NeckWear,

IN ALL ABOUT 100 PIECES. TWO
AND THREE OF KIND. FROM ONE
OF THE LARGEST MANuFAITuR-
ERS OF LADIES' GOODS EAST.
THERE ARE FANCY COLLARS.
YOKES. JABOT FRONTS. IN SILK.
LACE. VELVET. FANCY BROCADES
AND OTHER MATERIALS, NEW.
NOBBY SPRING GOODS. WHICH
WOULD BE RALLY CHEAP AT
s1.G0 AND $l.33 AT ORDINARY
TIMES.
Rebuilding Price, SIC.
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COnllsal risOn,

lis not so very long ago
That, meath the leafy bower,
The hammock. swinging to and fro,
Marked many a golden hour.
Her eyes looked forth an answer, when,
The youth beside that tree,
Attuned his light guitar again
And sang. "Oh, Promise Me-,
The memory he cannot dispel
AS now he seeks the place;
He sees 1t stlll, alas. too well,
That false. angelic face
Wnat changes does he now behold!
Those leafiess branches tossed,
snow-wreathed are shivering with the
cold
L faith, It Is a frost
Evening star., 1897-01-30
Altogether Different

Tferc are too many people" sai,, III.
man VINO had just refused the petition Of
hendicant. 1T IS appalling to see how
mary People are unwilling to work fur
what they get"
Quite right. Quite right. approve your
sentiments thoroughly. And by the way
now that we've met, I might as well ton
you tfat l have practically secured that
position for you It's sinecure. with =,
good salary, ard 1 must say you're TO ne
coLgratulated.'
Evening star., 1897-01-30
Kid Gloves.

THE LADIES OF WASHINGTON
LOOK To Us FOR BARGAINS IN
KID GLOVES. AND WHENEVER
WE ADVERTISE SUCH THEY
KNOW A TREAT Is IN STORE FOR
THEM. WE SHALL PLACE ON
SALE DURING THIS REBtII.DING
40 DOZEN 4-BUTTON CDI.ORED
DRESS KID GLOVES. IN NAVY
TAN - STATES - ENGLISH TANS
AND MODES-EVEHY SIZE-WEIsE
lust PURCHASED. AND ARE THE
BEST Toe. VALUE EVER BOUGHT
OR SOLD.
FOR THIS SALE THE SOC
PRICE WILL. BE. S>Ss
Evening star., 1897-01-30
- = -

II remains to he seen whether Mr. Platt
Senator will extend 10 Uncle Sam the
hospiiaities of his express company in ex-
change for the postal privileges to which
his frank will entitle him
Evening star., 1897-01-30
One of the Two.

1t was in front of theater that a num-
Der OF people observed showily dressed
man.
tel you. remarked one of the proun
d man Is lucky to have big fur-trimme,,
overcoat this kind of weather"
Perhaps, was the rejoinder, in a tone
OF chronic discomfort; hes either lucky or
else he's an actor"
Evening star., 1897-01-30
Ribbons.

300 PIECES ALI.-SII.K FANCY
RIBBONS. CONSISTING OF PLAIDS
black AND WHITE STRIPE,
FANCY STRIPE. OMRRE SHADES.
FANCY BROtADE.S. AND DOUBLE
FACE C0I.0RED SATINS IN . AND
12-WIDTH. THESE ARE EXCEP-
TIONAII.Y GOOD VALUES. AND
ARE WORTH FROM 80 TO soc A
YARD.
Rebuilding Price, 2Ic.
Evening star., 1897-01-30

Perhaps Nevada's willingness SIS to have the
prize-hght Within her boundaries is due to
the iact that since the topic of free silver
became passe. the state has seemed CONVEX
sationaily duh.
Evening star., 1897-01-30
SHOOTING STARS.
n Dom RdE.p

'eo mean pouted the young. house
heepef. She Is very disobliging."
Who inquired her husband.
me servant. 1 have discharged her and
she won't go, and l think it's real tmner,i-
Kent of her.
Evening star., 1897-01-30

IN" Russians have presented King Meme
irh with a brass band. piano and an or
-dn. As yet the African monarch has not
developed any suspicions a. TO the friendli-
~ of these gifts
Evening star., 1897-01-30
Black and CoHOred
Dress Goods.

Black and Colored
Dress Goods.
800 PIECES oF LIGHT AND DARK STILES
IN ALL-woOL NOVELTY DRESS Go0DS TiiESr:
RETIREMENT ONE or 0IR STRONGEST CARDS
OF THIS SALE WE CONSIDER THEM CHEAP
AT ~ To zoe. YARD.
This Sale Price. ooc.
ALI-WooI: 36 INCH CLOTH. MORE THAN
FIFTY DIFFERENT CoI.oRINt3s SUITABLE FoR
LADIES' OR MISSES DRESsES.
This Sale Price. o2c.
rLAIDs: BRIGHT AND HANDSOME SIIi.fS.
WORTH 10 To doe. YARD.
This Sale Price. ,oc
5i:INta TwnI.ED RACK IMPORTED BROAD
CLOTH. IN BLACK AND CoLORS. SOLD FoR s:,c
This Sale Price. soc.
a4,INcH ENTIA FINE IMPORTED BROAD
CLnrH. IN ALL THE NEWEST SHADES. orr
EE;l LAR sl.15 QUALITY
This Sale Price. SIPS
LIGHT AND DARK IMPORTED FANCY NOV
OTHER ASSDRTED wEAvEs MADE OF TiIE
finest A STliMIAN WOOL. PERFEcr GEM
or STILES. NONE BETTER Al 81. A YARD.
This Sale Price. 4oc.
nQc Dol LRI-EF"In ALL,wooI. BLACK TTT-
E>S' coT THIS SALE PRICE. ?a,..
20c. DorBLEwrDTM BLACK MoIIaIR;
Doc DOrBIE- WIDTH LACK FIGURED
S/Se BRilI.lANTINE.
THIS SALE PRICE, lac
O6N~ Dol BIE-WIDTH MI.-wDpI. BLACK
&>Ss SERGE THIS SALE PRICE, lpr
Doc DoUBL.E-wIDTH BI-A'K BR@ADES.
@>Se THIS SALE PRICE. l9r
Orr FINEST IMPORTED BLACK NOVEL TIES.
~ INCHES WIDE. SOLD FROM 'ss 1D s!c. A
YARD. THIS SALE IfsItE. I.s.
&dNc IMPORTED BLACK HENIIEITAS. a.
U>Ss INCHES WIDE
THIS SALE FRICE 4sc.
J0-INCII EXTRA QUALITY BLACK BROAD
'LUffI- OUR 6str. KIM.
THIS SALE PRRE. ,3c.
Evening star., 1897-01-30
Her RenlN

liow ofd are your The lawyer gruf
Found in her glance an icy spell:
euo.h she' I'm young; yet old enough
10 know far better than to tell"
Evening star., 1897-01-30

General Aiser is accredited to Michigan;
hut in conn ection with his political success
il is not uninterestins to note that he was
born in Ohio.
Evening star., 1897-01-30

NJ frost In Georgia is especially painful
'S contrast with the warmth which Tom
w 'i~on was recently creating.
Evening star., 1897-01-30

Tine Presidelt was very genially disposed
toward the physicians. Pcs sibly he called
To mind the fact that they have not been
Nearly active il making trouble for him
az the lawyers and politicians
Evening star., 1897-01-30
Linens.

$40 DOZ. CoL0RED- -BORDERED
FRINGED NAPKINS, IL INCHES
SQUARE.
Rebuilding Price, &c.
100 DOZEN HEMMED HugK
TOWELS. SIZE 13xf;. SPECIAL.
GOOD VALUE.
Rebuilding Price. I2!c.
1aNCH SILVER RLEAtIED
TABLE LINEN - VERY WEIGHTN
AND SUPERIOR FINfSH.
Rebuilding Price, 3oc.
Evening star., 1897-01-30

II Mas a little thoughtless OF Senator
Wai"1tt 10 travel through Europe wi,hout
FIRST calling on Mr.. Wat;erson and getting
q few suggestions
Evening star., 1897-01-30
GOLDFNBERG'S
STORE NEWS"
January thirtieth.
@68 3 rolls
n11atting ait
less than Il

When we went to the trade sale"
of mattings of Messrs. E. Mason &
Co, conducted by Field, Chapman
4 Fenner of New York, we had but
a faint idea of buying. But when
the bidding commenced and we saw
the opportunity to bring you new
Japan mattings for less than half
price we secured every lot we could
There were $500 rolls sold, of
which we got oo3, and we were the
only merchants present south OF
Philadelphia.
TO be frank with YOU, we bought
too many. We didn't see it then, but
now that they are pouring in OH us
by the wagon load we find we
haven't the room to give them.
And SO we're going to let you have
them at what you shall say are the
most ridiculously low prices ever
named. 1t won't exactly be a loss to
us, for we would have to pay storage
charges, and instead we shall de-
pend upon you taking them at
once, and we pay you the storage
charges III the reduced prices we
quote.
As much as we can get in the
basement will be ready for you Mon
day morning. and the balance will
be hauled from the station as fast as
YOU take it away.
No matter how little you have
ever before paid for mating, these
prices are lower these values
greater
Evening star., 1897-01-30
AT l5c. a yd.
During this Rebuilding Sale

During this Rebuilding Sale
80. .OOnaRns OF FINE TINTED I.ArPETs.
ItoMEsSTiC ORGANDIES AND ARRiSA
fLUTH-AIL AS PRETTY As A DREAM-THE
GRANDEST COMBINE OF WASH MATERIAL
EN ER CENTERED ENDER ONE ROOF. HIN
DREDS OF DIFFERENT STYLES AND EFFEsrS
GOODS WORTH Il AND 25c. A YAED-PtT Up
IN DRESS PATTERNS. AND SOLD DURING THIS
SALE
Evening star., 1897-01-30

There were only twenty-five men at work
on the city post office today
Evening star., 1897-01-30

ESIn order to avoid delays, ac-
count of personal absence. letters to
THE STAR should not he addressed
10 any individual connected with the
office. but simply to TUE STAR. to-
the Editorial business Depart
ments, according to tenor purpose.
Evening star., 1897-01-30
AT a5c. a yd.

soc. YARD CUT FROM THE PIECE AND
NOT NEAR AS HANDSOME.
PRINTED On EXCELLENT QUALITY
CLOTH, Is ANOTHER FRENCH IDEA. VINES,
DOrS.DASIiN AND SI'OTS oF UNTARNISHABLE
BULLION WILL BE ONE OF THE LATEST
FADS OF THE COMING SEASON. THESE GOODS
ARE GUARANTEED To WEAR AND WASH
THE SAME AS BIEACHED MUSLIN ALSO N
REMNANT I.FNGTH.
Evening star., 1897-01-30
Notions.

ODD LOT OF ALL-wHIYE SIDE E1.,sTIcs
WITH BELTS. FOR LADIES. MISSES CHILDREN
AND INfANfS. WERE Is AND .5r
REBUILDING PRICE. Be-
tNE LOT OF FANCY COVERED DRESS
STEtlS- PINK, Blue, GRAY AND BLACK ALL
plNCH. WERE I5c DOZ
REBUILDING II;ICE Be-
II and 1e-NCH EXTRA Quality WHALE
BONE WERE 15c. A DOE
REBUILDING rRICE, Sc
EtBBEE HAIR PINS. ONE DOZEN IN A bon
REBUILDING PRICE, Be-
BLACK HEAD STEEI. SHAWL. AND HAT prSs
4 AND 6-INtH LENGTH
REBUILDING, FRIc'. &c. DoZ
Evening star., 1897-01-30
Foreign.

The British parliament decided to reap
point committee to investigate the ad-
ministration OF South Africa and the Trans
vaai raid; Mr.. Chamberlain declared that
President Kruger had not kept his prom
ises Lattimer E. Jones, an American, pro-
prietor of a stud-farm near Scarborough
england. was arrested there on charge of
forgery. for which he was indicted in New
York Mr.. Balfour, in the house of COM
mons. said there was no proba bility of the
British government initiating such a move
ment as the calling of an international
monetary conference. The Irish parlia-
Tlentary party adopted a rule providing for
the expulsion of any one publicly opposing
the decisions reached by a majority of the
party. Lieut.. Won Brusewitz of the Ger
man army was sentenced to Imprisonment
for three years and twenty days for killing
workman who accidentally brushed
against his chair in a restaurant Count
Muravieff. the new Russian minister for
foreign affairs, visited Paris on special
mission. and was received with distin-
Suished attention.
Evening star., 1897-01-30
In the District.


A cold wave of unusual severity WISHED
Washington, aocompa MED by snow; this
caused great suffering among the poor and
the efforts of citizens and officials to afford
relief were redoubled. The District appro-
priation bill was reported to the House
from the committee on appropriation
carrying $3.50 o,Sl1.06, including the water
department, a reduction of $29O5 St., -.
from the Commissioners estimates Dis
trlct day in the House resulted in the pas
sage of three bills. that for the regulation
OF cemeteries and the disposal of dead
Dod-es, that for TIE regulation of prvies
and that for the prevention of the spread
OF contagious diseases. The Senate passed
the House joint resolution granting an ex-
tension of time to the lexington and Bel;
railways for rapid transit improvements
The Senate District committee heard ar
Suments on the Morse liquor bill, and di-
rected its favorable report with amend.
Hsehts, II also adopted resolution by SEN
ator Gallinger directing an inquiry into
the sources or contamination of the Po-
tomac river, al appointed a subcommt-
tee to examine matters relating to the gen
erai health of the District. The House
committee heard arguments relating to a
Dill to incorporate the East Washington
Heights Traction Company. The regents
OF the Smithsonian Institution held their
annual meeting and appointed Prof. VOL
cctt. director of the Geological Survey as
acung assistant secretary in charge of the
National Museum. in place of the late
Prof. G. Brown Goode Citizens of Wash
mgton held mass meeting and adopted
resolutions favoring the ratifica alton of the
pending treaty of arbitration with Great
Britain. 1t was announced that Mr.. Cor
nelius Vanderbilt, the millionaire citizen of
New fork. had leased a Washington house
as tempo rary winter residence Prepara-
tlcns Tor the inaugural were materially ad-
sanced; the Serate having refused to vote
Iund for the maintenance of the West
Point cadets while in attendance here
March !. the proprietors of the Ebbitt
House offered the kospitalites of their es-
tsDiishment to the Secretary of War for
the board OF the cadets Mrs Dominis. ex
queen Oh Hawaii, continued her visit in
trls city and was granted an audience with
ffesident Cleveland. David Mckenzie en-
sineer at the government printing office
was killed by falling down the stair well
oi the Naval Lodge Masonic Temple. Jo-
seph l.. Peyton, patent attorney. com
nlltted suicide. Among those who died dur
ing the week were Rev. George Koeniy
pastor or the Trinity German Lufberan
ohurcn; Dr. b. B. Adams, a wen-known
physician; Charles Edmonston. the vet.
elan 1 Duiider, and Lieut.. Charles H. LYMAN
t-s.N., late navigator of the C.S.S Kear'
sarge. ''' '>eai :
Evening star., 1897-01-30
ErmbrOideries

SPECIAL GOOD VALrE IN WELL.
MADE. WIDE, SNOWY CANBRI
EGlNGS. WIDE MARGIN. FAST
Eaa'ES. CIT OFT READY FOR
Use
l0.. KIND
Sale Price, &C.
l2i.c. KIND
Sale Price, Sc.
i5c. KIND
Sale Price, aOc.
1Se. KIND
Sale Price, 11c.
Evening star., 1897-01-30
THE WEEK.

The senatorial deadlock in two states
vas broken: Judge George F. Turner. sill
yer republican. was elected by the Wash
ington legislature to the United States
Senate. and Henry Heitfeld. populist, was
elected from Idaho: no election resulted in
Utah, Oregon and South Dakota. 1t was
announced that Lyman J. Gage, Chicago
banker. had been offered and had accepted
the Office of Secretary of the Treasury in
the next administration. and that Gen.
Russell y. Alger would be the next Secre-
tary of War; President Clevefa nd removed
Joseph H. Bowling internal revenue col
lector at Cincinnati. The nomina ton of w.
s. Forman of Illinois to be commissioner of
internal revenue was confirmed by the Sem
ate The Senate passed the bill for the ap
pointment of commissioners to an interna-
tfonal monetary conference. The House
grafton bill by vote of 131 to lis. The
Military Academy appropriation bill. car
ryfnS $4T90Oo, was passed. Controller Eckels
appeared before the House committee on
on needed reforms in finance. Snowstorms
prevailed in the north, east and south. the
heaviest fall being in New York and New
England. where the depth attained was fif-
teen inches, in some cases; the weather
was intensely cold as far south as Florida;
hundreds of persons We're prostrated in
Chicago, and great destitution prevails
among the poor of that city: snow also
caused blOckades of railroads in the north
west The freight steamer Mohawk ran
aground in the harbor of New Lon
don. Conn.,, having lost her way in the
storm. The American Jewish Historical
Society held it's fifth annual meeting. At
Chapel Hill. N. C.. DIR. Edwin A. Alderman
was installed president of the Univer-
s.ty of North Carolina. Two men were
killed and three We're fatally injured by an
explosion of gas in mine at Uniontown.
Pa. The national woman suffrage conven-
tiOn continued at Des Moines. Iowa. DIR.
VIM. B. Burt. one of the foremost authori-
ties of the homeopathic school of medicine
In this country, died In Chicago.
Evening star., 1897-01-30
French Organdies.

FIERES KoETII.IN'S AND SCIIUE1 ROTTS
MASTER EFFORTS WE PLACE ON RECORD
Dt RING TI;IS REBUILDING SALE
Evening star., 1897-01-30

OF TIE FINEST FRENCH oisGANDIEs WHICH
EVER LEFT THE LOOMS o.' FRANCE
THE EXQUISITE PATTERNS OF so MANY
DIFFERENT DESIGNS AND CoLoRINGS REAL
LIZ BAgFLE DESCRIPTION
THE CLOTH Is AS SHEER AND FINE AS A
SPIDERS WEB. AND YET CONTAINS THE
STRENGTH OF THE HEAVIEST KIND OF MA
TERIAL. THESE GOODS WERE CONSIGNED TO
rs DIRECT FltcM THE FOREIGN MILLS IN
SHORT LENGTH. AND WILL. BE PLACED ON
SALE
AT 15C. a Wd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-12-03
CHM REFUSES 70 YIELD.
The Emperor Will Forfeit His Crown
Rather Than Submit.
Conditions Too Exacting - The
Trouble Arose Over Germany's
Demands for Redress for the MUIR
der of Two Missionaries-Chin
Desires That the Question Be
Submitted to Arbitration.

London, December "A special dis
patch from Shanghai, received this
afternoon, announces that the EN-
peror of China has declared that he
would rather forfeit his crown than
agree to the conditions demanded by
Germany as redress for the murder of
two German missionaries, Mes and
Hennle. and the destruction of German
mission property in the province of
Shantung.
Admiral Diedrich. the German CON-
mander of Kiao-Chou bay, the dis
patch states, has proclaimed martial
law in the district around Kiao- Chou.
China, the dispatch concludes, de-
sires that her dispute with Germany
be submitted to arbitrators appointed
by Holland and Belgium
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-12-03
STORMS IN ENGLAND.

Fierce Gales. Accompanied by Hail, Snow
and Rain-Wrecks Along the Coast
London, December 2.-Fierce storms
again broke out over the coasts of
England last night and the scenes
recorded during the early part OF the
week are recurring. Heavy hail, snow
and rain storms accompanied the
gales. The Dover and Calais channel
service is temporarily suspended. and
several vessels are reported to have
been wrecked on the Goodwin Sands
The number of wrecks on the Norfolk
coast and the fury of the storm on
the Kentish seaboard are unexampled
Heavy SHOWS have fallen in several
parts of France.
The British ship Persian Empire,
from London for Table Fay, collided
with the British steamer Carlisle City
during a gale on Tuesday night while
off Deal, and the Persian Empire was
considerably damaged on her port side.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-12-03
lNSAN E.
Scott Hines, by Whose Pardon Gov.
ernor Atkinson Drew international
Attention, Thinks He's in a Rail-
road Wreck,

Special to tine Register.
Parkersburg, w. Va, December q
W. Scott Hines, whose fine was remit
ted by Governor Atkinson for shooting
Ben Hall. the Governors letter creating
much comment, is confined in Jail,
awaiting trial on a lunacy warrant.
Kieme imagines he has been in a rail-
road wreck and is terribly injured. He
is violent at times.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-12-03
RELEASED.
The SAFES Attorneys Were Not
Ready and Miss FARRELL is Now
Free.
Special to the Register.

Special to the Register
HUNTINGTON, w. ", December g.
Mary FARRELL, who was arrested here the
middle of last month, as an accomplish of
the murder of Col, Lazaveur Vinson, was
discharged by Justice Miser, attorneys
for the State having asked for a contin-
ance of the preliminary hearing until wit
ness, now engaged in the trial of Dave
Justice and Charles Martin, at Catletts-
burg, charged jointly with her in the muir
der, could be brought here to testify. This
request was refused, whereupon attorneys
for the State refused to produce any
testimony. When Miss farrell was re-
leased she thanked the justice and left
the court room hurriedly
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-12-03
INTERNAL REVENUE.
srecial to the Register.

Srecial to the Register.
Parkersburg, w. Va, December q
The United States internal revenue coll
lections for the district of West Vir-
ginia, for the month of November, 1897,
are reported as follows: Tobacco, $22.-
01O.04; cigars, s1S,s20.5S; spirits, s13.-
411.5S; beer, s6,442.75; licenses. l.
471.89; fines, penalties, ETC., s44.40;
total. s62 ,201.08. Collections for the
preceding month OF October were $685.
1884. For November, 1896, $57, 431 &c.
A NEW MASTER MECHANIC.
Special to the Register
PARKERSBURG, ". Va, December 2.
E LaLaine, late CT the Northern New
York Railroad has been appointed Mas
ter Mechanic of the Ohio River Railroad
to succeed ". ". Layman- He will take
charge Saturday.