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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-12-23
0emu@ttae Gtebe.

0ie Der Nhtb. @barles Toune BOT
Duluth. p.lder isst als uabrer Boiler
opoitsl umherSiebt, UNI oas Bolt Der
Der. Stanten 81 belsbren uno anSueis
fern, bas SOD Der reihsn Brossr uno
8ofisbsoriidsr BON iid obsuidutteln.
iein Reoner Talent a%Ierpdrts bepdbrt.
10 iteiat Der ,hm nit uolliem Rehte ents
aeaenbrahte gutbuiiosmus. mo INNER
nur er feline Stimme fir @abruua uno
NnIreb' erhalturs beg Bolfsrshies err
bebt. Y,eies puroe benz 8orfdmpfer
fir oas @stt bes Bottles ON aeitrissn
(Wittpob) Nbeno %befunoet. mo iein
@riheineu auf Der Blbne i'm neuen
Dpernhouie bon elmer uniberiebbaren,
ras sroBe uno idmude Sunere bes Wus
ientsmpsls %anfiuenoeu Menihenmenae
in ireuoisitsr Weiie bseriiBt wuroe.
Niht maren es 8irssr oisier Stobt
auein, bic iih psriammelt hatten. nein.
es parsn iolde aus gang Stearns uno Den
Natbar Counties, bic b~erbeieeeilt mo-
rem, um ben bereo;en. i'm sr6Bten Srz
tersIie bes semsinen Bottles aeiprodeusn
&orten ~ lauideu. IS 1T unS uns
m0slit, auf bic lanss. nit srDbtem Bsl'
fa0 nno b0hitsr Beseilteruug BON Der
Wsnge entseaersenommeue &eoe bsute
rdher e%ir5uaehen. wereen nber lpater
auf oielelbe auriftommen, ba iie e,ue
2sbre snihilt. be BON Niemanoen. Der
fir bic &stte bes Bottles Sinn bat uno
fir bieislben einftsbt, unbe diet s%elafsn
wsrbsn iolts. Gem 9bsma: .oer b'uz
tise Stono Der @slofruae" srtwldelte er
in msiierbaitsr, b5dit ip%anuenoer 8eIie
uno mics on Der Sauo Der @eitldte
nod, BOB in onsu &eihen, BON ROM
idsn ora'iansen, unb in auen 2anoen.
in ouneu BON Der &eaieruns bas
Sslb morOpolifirt waro uno niro.
onS arme Bolt oils Elm bebriidtes 81 be-
oauern mar uno bsute nod 1T. DOB
eine berartise @slbmouopolliiruna ourh
@infihruna oss Sob STANDARD" nuh
Don Der issisen ameriinniidsn &fs
srsruns onasitrsbt, uno wenn m6alid
ourhseiihrt tulro, leate CT IN unplosr-
tssbnrer. flarsr uno ~biinoiaer Beiie bar
uno foroerte oas Bolt ouf. iib wie Elm
gRann Al erbeben aesen bic ibm seuor'
osne unteroriduns uno ssaen bic
Shmah, Die oamit oas auu,e 9anb be-
oriidt. Dem Blmeta1ismus, als benz
einSisen Mittel. benz Yolfe wieoer aui
ole 5i6e au bslieen. reoete er in iiberaeus :
ter uuo iberSsussnoer @s,ie bas @ort.
uno feline 8orte. bic aus eoler Nauneis
bruft famsn uno in ret0iter Weiie as.
iprohen purosn, fanoen Wntlana bel
Der Wenae, wslde ben besobten &sbner
'urh 6fteren 8,iiaqsfurm unierbraden
uub ibm baourh beiunoeteu. bob isins
IN Borte einseileioeten Sheen uno bic
lbrisen bic slei&tn ieien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-12-23
SnJanb.

Jreitna boteu fih beibe Sduier bee
gonsreffss Bis gum Miitmsb, ben
5. Sonuor perioat. bod bob'n fe oorher
nod bic Bin bpsialih Der 6ilfss 6 rpebi'
tion fir bic @olb'uher in Rlonhife on,
asrommsr. Sie bepi0iat 5000. 900 III,
ben 9wsd uno bsAimmt. onB Solbntsr
bes itsbsnbsn Sssrss fir Die Silfs Gr'
petition benutt uerhsn 'ouen. Sm Se.
rat purbe ouh rob cine aemsininmt
&e'olution onqenommen. melhe bic 8e
ml0iauns fir ben Bou hss Reaisrnnas
oebduoss nnf her Trons M,'fiippi.
N%ustsnuua in Omaha nm SIC. 600 er'
h0bt. Die Bln in BsSus uu' ben Rob
ben'hloa. melts5rs,tns beios 6Suisr bea
Gorsrsiiss poiiirt bot uno lebt o'm Brd
iiosntsn sur llntsr,s,hnura porl,eat, ent.
bolt cine Bs,tlmmuua. wslhe BON melt
asbsnnsr Becsutura If. Gin Yuosrnpt
Der BrQ perbietst rdm'im nbIulut Die
@rnfibruns BON rSsnl'fins" in nos @e
bet Der Der. Staotsn. pa ois'e blshsr
has a'D6te Nbiatssbiet Der Welt fir
,Sealifius" w,rsu, 70 1T her Paragraph
eIn itpsrsr Sblna aeasn Die brit,ihen
uno canaoiihsn Subuhrien. mslh. DIE
prGporirtsn 5s0e in bic Der. S,nnteu
eiufihren.
Ueit Der au~aereeten g uaramfei
mar es big isSt mob rihts, oeun aut
mob leStsr Tnae wurosn mieoer ems
Nusobl Yr,ult.Y sniionsbi1s, bic oas
2'ht ter nnter'utuna BON SeIt'n bee
Yer iions. Bureaus riht usrtraasu forn.
ten, nit Nimsnsauiruf paHlrt 9na
Saus. Qomrie fir pffsntlihe @etdubs
britst iiber msbr ola 200 sBias. mel.
DE B'm,liaunasn pou $25. 900 bls A.
elmer 8iertsl W,Qion entbulteu. Die
tsm @Om,te Su 1bell sswornsne Nnnsu-
tuna BON Ssltsu oes Sprshsrs Gseo,
oos be Bills suriidaehulteu perosr
mlBten. bat utsl b0iss But untsr ben
iniersfirisn %GonartBlsnteu srreat, sbtn
10 wie Die on ras Tluhs uro Saien 90
mite %sraanesre Weiiuno, tnB bic Wa'
I%erbnuten nisoria su halten 'elen. Dla
alte Sptsl uiro iit aut bier p,eosrbo.
len.
SIM 6nuie piro nod ben 8 /.
q dtserieu cine neus Unnferott'
B,n eirserlhtst ueroen. 3lsielbs II #
8srfiaunosn n'ht bios fir einsu Ivsl.
Dl(l,aen Bnrfsrott: Su ben lsb,srsr
tornfn l.boh rur iolts &lou5lasr &C:
irtsbsn psrrsn. Die iid elmer bsiruasri,
'hen parfluna ihulor9 modem ,wle Bss
ieltIauna BON Nctluer. Sn Der unuer
ibdmteitsn W,,ie iiberpOrlh he'll, tnosm
Sp~potbsfsn aus9sfsut. ODER Woaren bel
Se,ten asidaft werosn. 10 BOB faum
Nctiusr uerblslben. %, Jolse III elne
Bs'hrdnfnns oss gren,ta. Di, ebrs
lihsn 8anileute fiebsn iid unter einem
ftrenaen BantsroIt.8 sisB better. lsst.
neil iie fur bic unsbrlihen m'tleloen
miiHen. pot Der 9ldubiser Die Slider
tei', baS n,bt mebr uussfraft bsiroser
ueroen fann. 10 wiro sr aub bebeutene
eber BlQens fem, elnen o%useeosbuien
@reot 5useudbren. mas fir 10 u,ele
8auflsute cine 2tbsnsfraae 1T.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-12-23
CASTo1IA.
0ss Y:e- N -.tss a.,
=; e; !; :, ZMMzzs< s. ::;s

Mit Dem Nnfurm nuf eas 6 b I.
bieniseies 1T Der gonsrsB uorldu.
fig in bic 8sihuohisierien aeaunaen uno
bic W-ff'u ruben, b's bas nsue Snbr in
ie,ne 8ehte setreten 1T. Damn u,ro Der
Rompi nit srusuisu arGiten iortssisst
wsrbsn. DOB ons @ei 3 2eutsn pom
Sh'nae 8'otpenors, melte bic Hol,tli
upn ishsr nur nit Dem BON Bsuts9ier
q'dnsenoen Nuas bstrah'et hnbsn, EN-
Stein nuf Dem @'as 1T. fnrn riht
Wunoer nshmsn. Ntt Dem @eisb III
ben 0erren ia 10 uuo 10 piel Patronage,
Die Cob nertb III. e.tsoaen woroen,
ober Der Brdiosnt bot iih bls bnbin ale
Wann Der Snhe asoeniiber asseist uno
MIR hsaeu feinsn Yps'fel. tas er aui
benz Boosn Der Yldiform ierner Barter
uno ielusr Ro'ihoft itehen bleIbsn plro.
Dis iiraiteu Yeriammlunsen. wslhs
iiottasfunoen hoben, fOnnen ibm bepsi.
ZEN. ooB Die bsitsu Wdunsr bes 2anbss
bintsr ,bm itsben.
Sstrst1r @aae tot feline IinanS.
b d n u~ntsrbrsit'f uno nieislben msrs
ben nnh Den Wsibnnhtsisrisn our 6 Or.
teruna oslonasn 8snn Ssnotor @blnb
Ter pon Nsm 6ump'birs e. psrmna. 'auu
msroeu o,s Stdne iinmerlth curhfnlen
9tsier melt I, menn 8nae uno Comforter
'hr Werlonasn nab lnm0ll,h'r T'nnrs
%asistasbuna e'nneCsu msroen. 10 bsfnms
Der @onarsB 3 it, fh nit e'uas Ser
nlnft'asm. ME ! y. bic Sauaii. UNI
Cuba Sraae. DE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
u. I. ~. su bsitG't,aeu uno Die Tertd
uuna f6rntp i'm W,i sriolaeu. Damn
f6nnte oos @eSboIt nuf hen uuo ore re
pubt''na'fhs Y1rtel wurns I'M Hro'm
Der 1898 cine Wniurrd' fir ons Snus
bee IS. 9onarsiies wihlen. SoGten
ober 8dapa Yldre pom 9onorsB nu'as
nomms" meroen. FlI ?. he oarouf bin.
l%npfsn, Dos 2rno polIdnoia FER 8olo
pGhrrna Al uberantprr'sn. 20 mare Der
erits @if It Der. nos Wcarl'ps Der
iprshura'n bstrtIfs DOpp'lpdhrunl mil
3msri'l auiapnpmmen p'r'eu miiroen
unb noB I'm Go sr's ein hcff 'unaslo'sr
9pWipnlt Der rspubIlfan'ihen Barts'
snifs ben niiros. Chandler ~propbsSsit.
boB. usnn Der Gon,rss 'etue Singer
nih, Don ben @nqe''hen Bldnen loft,
10 mireeu he Dsmotroter n,ht nur Die
@onars6wabIsn IN 1898 rea'nnsn. ion
bern auh IN 1900 ,bren Yrdfceutihoit'
@anoiootsu pnblen.
6ir Die 6 n manoeruna baber
Dor benz Gmwnnnerunascommrttfe oes
6auies Der Rsprdieutontsu ,rr berpors
roaenne 9ouiihe a''prohen. 8urtbolei
BON 81. lou,s urb Shaoe Don Wa'h,ra'
ION. Boribolnt usrlos einen Yrrtef
asaen bic nsus 6 'nmnnofrunasbll BON
Noro" mer,fan,ihen 1urnp'rsin, melhe'
10000 Witalieber Sab't; 'r o'rIss ant
einsn Nuiiob BON osm 8stsrarrs bel
beutih omeriioriih'n So%urnoliitif, 81
teuoorfer bon Der rWew Y,,f Stua,sS's.'
Ct betonte. bas be sonSe oeuti& omeri
iuuii&e BrsRe aut's bittsrfte ses'n BIZ
we,tsre Hsi&rdniuno be- Ginwouberunl
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-12-23
0eehrte Witalieoer!

Weehrte Wtit9lieoer!
en eiEer bodm'ttisen Sade treter
mir beute Dor Cub. elne Sah', bic nu'
aenbl,dlih BON nod sr6ssrsr B'dfiafsii
1T, OILS bic @entralpsreins .9sbriubl'
5raae. Sn Betrtff oaier Jruae mod
ten mir nur erpdbnsn. bob mir una
idriiilid on ben bl. Batter sspenost ba'
ben. ba sstpiiie Waibirstonsr 8orsdus'
bie'eu Ghr,tt sur Notbwenoiste't mod
ten. DIE gni'heiours in Bstr'ff blsiel
2ehrhubliroae bon Selten pss bl. ga.
tiers rperoen mir bnlo srbolisn. llntsrosi.
fen rihten mir unlsre Nufmerfinmfeit si
ner B,l su. pslhe Ssrator 2oose Dor
Nai'ntu. I'M 8unbess Senat sur ipeite
rem Bsihrdnfung Der Giuwnnoerure
einreidte. 9ieie Bra. 2oose.Bia ae
nonnt. bot sum Swsd, bic @iuwanbs
runss' @sisse. pelde in Der 9bat bin
reitenb iinb. unsrminihte Glsmsnie
ipie arunfe. 8erbrsder ooer Slltloi'
(Buupera). BON uniersm 2anoe fsrnsu
bolten, nod msbr, sanS i'm Sinne per
biHensr Natipiiten, Su nsrihdrieu. 81,
Qooae,YiQ rpiro Dor Nlsm ielbft piuia,
Grbeitsr mdnnlihsn uno tpslbl,den Or
idIsdfss aus a0sn 2dnoeru, aus Grin
ben e,ngebllbeisn ShussS aegsn BIZ
Gorcurrer5 ouf btm Jsloe Der Wrbsit
obboltsu. @essn oieisn 8orwauo be-
naiiuIiiiGen Jrsmoenbuiisr babsn nur
bsreits bic orsanifirten Nrbeitel o,reine
iopie piele bsuiide 8ere,ue unb @sisQ
idoften IN sroseren Stdotsn oss Car.
bes. frdftisen Glnipruh erhoben - alit
iolte Bereine uno @sieQihaften FL
bersn uutbidoftlides Boblbt finoen b.,
2ooes, Bib in eriier 2iuie bienli4 iei'
ioQ = uno bieier Yrotef sesen Die 8'l
psrbreitet ii& in immel me,teren Rre,
fen. Gu& mir. ipsrtbe Nltslieoer. unl''
fen uns bisiem Hroteit oni&lisben ols
quite Gmeriiuner, bic 5reibeit unb g.
re&tieteit liebeu. @ie Der S&ut eeoer
bic GoueurreuS eisentli& uur i'm 0ebiru
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-12-23
81. g - Die Bunbss1snotoren

81. 8aul.- Die Bunbssi.notoren
Tauis unb Welion baben hh ouf be
@mpfshluns Don Senotor Sobu Y.t.rion
gum SnIano. Stsusr: 6 on,ttor IN Ct
Bout seeiniat. uno III b,fsu Grnennuno
balo Su ertporten. Reprdientont Fam.
ntp if NIT benz Shritt Der be,oen Ssno.
loren niht Sufrishen, ba boburd Ssiu
@unbioat, Ssrr 8. M. 9iment Don
Opatouna auf bic Seiie seidoben tuur.
BE- @onsrsBmnnn Sispsns reltte ON
Dienitos cine Bll eir. ourh pelte be
Bepilisuna fir bag hisiae Resierunss.
@ebdnoe oui $1.25O.OOO ertoht tuiro.-
B'liom 3. SrdeI. Biee Brdiibsnt puo
Gnftrer Der bieiiaen .WiuueiOta 81.
oinas Vanf." welhs Dor et.p1 eirem
Sabre .oerfrndte," puroe nm WtttwUt
BON Der unfloSe, Buntaslosr unieritll.
aen 81 baden, frsiasiproben. - De
Stonts Wilo. nro Jrih. GommiiIipr be.
lhloR ibrsr Sobresusriammluuo ON
Gisntaa, fussen 8srtenbur9 pon 8ilo
aus benz Sionte ssssn Die 8,scuniiu
9sntrol. Die Omaha uno Die 8url,ra.
tons S1tuen uno bic Noitbsrn 8acHe
@rprtB 8lnse anbdnaia "a MAIDEN. -
GIN &leuator i'm BbolsinIe Butp1aren.
@eitnft Don &obinion d Sirou6, hirste
ON Wlttpoh Ratmittn9 iShs Stot.
perfe bob biuab uno wuroe G. &.
Wunn, sinisuoer 8srfau'ssMse auf
Der Steue set6otet. uuo ISM. Shalsr,
Der @leontors Gufisber. tootiih uerlsst.
2ithfielo.- D. ihrsno oss Stur.
mrs in Der Witimoh Waht brnnnten
bier orei Sols9sbduos nisoer. Durt
bic forfsetr,sbsnen Bronondd. puros on
ueridieoensu 8liseu S,usr auaei1dt,
ooSiel5e nber Iiets i'm &e,me prStidr
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-12-23
@te III oieS!

gpir bisnm tintuntut IsnaS Rdrtnuna tdI
itttn Bau ven aaiarrt. Der MID tur6 Ginnttmsn
ron Sau'S aataras.aur sttsiit rsrttn lam.
3. 8. Gttuss 4 Co.. Gtssntt fsisss, 3.
eetr. ets urtsrltt6 nsttn, tabtn 4. 3, etsnsp tel
ben ltsttn Is Satrtn stfarntunt taItsn TIN inrrsa'
ismmcn t~trtntsft Tn aatn @t&aftspstantlunstl
. ue 6naniMu tsfdttst aas Ssn ftnu 8ima stust.
esnstntn ptrbtn ID ttttsn ~ Ntu1tn.
10. ..
8aittls.&tasal q Rasstn. 0rsbkas.
bsis.Drssutfsa. 3sites. q.
6au's &stassl. &us strb tsassIi& esnsnn ull
utilt Sissit sst baS Dlut Sab ~ fAisimtesu ctssei
Ass be eSAtnS. BsnsaiGs ffsi Sssfsnbt. Pm
- ssuts ts alsfAs. cssssst Ssa aesr opstlsau
paaS 6amiIien.8iuen bte behm.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-12-23

II 8ootb'y German Eminent bsilt 20.
Iitip Tur1fa1. Jlu6, Solspeb. 9tphtberle,
Gelic, Na8enirdmpfe. 81 nitttuunoen,6 roit'
beulen. Eueti@un9en unb Hroubrpunosn,
8ahuweb, Ropfweh, Renraleia, asriHene
Sdnbe. 6uften unb Grfdltuna. 40.ba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-12-23

BG~ Dem pinitlihen Griheinen Dee
biesn otenil,den .Norotsrn" itsuter
fih o1s NIT osm Nuiitnsu unb Dem @e
brnud elmer nsusn YrtHs pertunoener
Sinesrr,iis srtssseu. buhsr nniere &C.
ebrisn 4si,r fir tis,e ISOLDE siiiisli
NohIiht eetrautsn molten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-12-23

9es 7sutihsn Rom,ih : Rotboliitsn
Control 8ereinS uou Norb Nmer,fa.
BUR 9Isltntion sesen tueitere Gins
idrdntuus Der Girmanoeruns.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-12-23

Wilwontee. 90. DECEMBER 1897.
I'm bic Beomten uno Mrtslieoer Der Dem
.. 81. &. Central Berein an9es
ihloHenen Bereine.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-08-07

The Reasons Given BY Squire Fitzpatrick
for Dismissing Suit Against the b. q o.
Railroad Company.

The Reasons Given BY Squire Fitzpatrick
for Diminishing Suit Against the b. q o..
Railroad Company.
An article criticizing decision OF
Squire Fitzpatrick's in the suit of DR..
H. T. Ford against the B. & o. rail-
road company for 500 damages for
killing a cow, which was apparently
intended to cast a reflection upon the
Justice aforesaid, but which showed in
a bad light the lack of the writer's
knowledge Of the law, appeared yes
terday in the evening paper.
Squire Fitzpatrick stated yesterday
that the article was written by one of
the owners Of the paper, who pretends
to be lawyer, but whose statements
were entirely incorrect and showed a
total ignorance Of what was law. He
had dismissed the case for several rea-
sons, one that the action for damages
had been brought against the B. & O..
railroad company and that service had
been made upon ]. X. Graham, the
local freight agent Mr.. Graham had
appeared and made affidavit that he
was not employed by the B. & o. rail-
road company, but by the receivers ap-
pointed by the United States Court
Therefore, there was no B. & o. rail-
road company for the plaintiff to sue.
The attorney for the plaintiff, Col. Ar
nett, then made motion that the
court proceed Immediately against the
receivers for the recovery of the
amount of damages To this the JUS
tica Objected giving his reason that
there had been no service upon the re-
ceivers and that they could not be sued
without proper notification. Again the
Justice maintains that he has no juris-
diction in the case, as the receivers
could not be sued only through the
Federal Court, according to the state
ment Of Thompson on corporations
This took the case out of his hands, as
his was a county court and not a
State court. Therefore he only carried
out the letter of the law in dismissing
the case.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-08-07
BRIDGEPORT.

Mrs. Mary Springer. son Loyal and
daughter Miss Bertha. have returned
from a weeks visit with relatives near
Smithfeld.
w. B. Hall was at Flushing yesterday
on business.
VIII Bowers. Of Crabapple, was in town
yesterday calling on friends
The bicycle races on the Island yester-
day were attended by large number Of
people from this place.
Repairs will be made to the c. p.
bridge at this place, the lumber having
arrived yesterday.
Mrs. Charles Sampson. OF Muncie. Ind.
has returned home after visit with rel
atives here,
James Coffland had one of his hands
burned yesterday while at work at the
Aetna STANDARD Il mill.
Quite a number Of people OF this place
attended the union Sabbath School picnic
at Pleasant Grove.
The horse Of Ireneus Gresnlee that was
so badly cut last week with a KNIT ona
moving machine. had to be killed, as the
would refused TO heal.
Rev. and Mrs. Patterson, OF Empire. o..
have returned home after visit with Mrs.
Patterson's parents, Rev. and Mrs. r. S.
Strahl.
The Oriental Club has arranged for two
bicycle races TO be given at their picnic
on the Island Fair Grounds next week.
The Prohibitionists OF this county meet
here to-day to select a county ticket.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-08-07
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and Pith
ilY Told

Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and Pith-
lily Told
The Manhattan Club will give a
picnic and outing at Mozart Park this
evening.
The north half of the reservoir will
be cleaned this morning, and water
consumers should govern themselves
accordingly.
The Council Committee on Police
met last night and recommended for
payment police bills of s9327, and city
prison bills of $S5.6S.
20. S. Barrett will be given hear
ing before Squire Fitzpatrick to-day
upon the complaint Of the Humane
Society that he had been guilty OF
cruelty to a horse.
Attention is called to the receivers
sale of the property of the Brilliant
Tube Pipe Works, advertised elsewhere
in this issue. The sale Of this valuable
property will occur Monday.
The Council special gunboat COM
mittee met last evening and turned over
the receipted bills for the china, glass
and silver service for the gunboat
Wheeling, the total being $500.
"A suit brought by Henry Myers
for the recovery Of possession OF a
house and lot from Louis Gabriel, was
dismissed by Squire Greer yesterday
on a technicality, the plaintiff paying
the costs.
w. ]. Hope, a white man, was
fined So and costs by Squire Fitzpat-
rick for assault and battery on Mrs.
Massey, a colored woman Of the Fourth
ward. Hope could not pay his fine,
and was committed to Jail.
"A Sixth ward neighbors quarrel
was brought out last evening in Squire
Fitzpatrick's court. Philip Monahan
and wife, Mary Monahan and Mrs.
Ella Krager were each put under
500 bond to keep the peace for
year.
The case against Squire ]. F.
Thompson was decided yesterday by
Justice Haberfeld, the latter demand
ing that the defendant give bond OF
5000 to keep the peace for year and
was given until this morning TO furn-
ish the required bond.
-Tne hucksters of the city and vi
cinity held meeting last evening, ana
resolved to take steps to continue the
fight on the State oleomargarine law,
which forbids the sale Of oleomargarlne
unless it is colored pink. This law has
been sustained, so far.
Nan Kramer, of the Sixth ward,
had a peace warrant sworn out yes
terday before Squire Greer for Mary
Ruthus. The Justice decided that
each party was equally guilty and
dismissed the case, dividing the costs
between the two parties.
Secretary George Hook and his
official staff are sending out tons OF
State Fair literature these days. Some
thing like forty thousand pieces of mall
matter have been prepared and ad-
dressed, and is being worked of las
rapidly as possible through the post
office.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-08-07
MOZART PARK TOMORROW.

Wheeling's music loving public 10
fortunate in having the opportunity Of
fered in the midst OF the usually dull
midsummer season 70 take advantage
Of the excellent musical attraction Of
fered by the management OF Mozart
Park for Sunday afternoon and night.
The combined singing societies or
Greater Pittsburg, assisted by the Mo-
Fart and Beethoven societies OF Wheel
ing, are TO figure in two grand con-
certs.
The Pittsburg singers and their
friends to the number Of 1000 are to
arrive in the city Sunday morning on
a special train on the Panhandle road.
and will go TO Mozart Park without de-
lay, their intention being TO spend the
day at the breezy hilltop resort. In
addition TO the singing societies COM
ing from the Smoky City, Kellers' or
chestra of twenty pieces, one OF the
best organizations there, is TO have the
Instrumentation OF the two concerts.
Orchestra and singers will be under the
direction OF Prof. Kellers.
The afternoon concert will begin at
. o'clock and the night programme Is
to open at o'clock. AT both after
noon and evening concerts the vocal
solo work will be in the hands OF Miss
Sarah Vogel a charming Pittsburg
soprano, and Mr.. Charles Zulauf.
Wheeling's leading basso. The instru-
mental solos are by the following art
lists: F. Sim, trombone; G. Miller.
cornet: Signor ]. Nerille, clarionet;
Charles Cooper, violincello, and w. f.
Hennig, either
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-08-07
ROW IN A SOUTH SIDE RESORT.

Annie Riley, former inmate OF
Bessie Larue's house of i'll fame, yes
terday swore out a warrant for the
mistress, charging her with threaten
ing to kill the plaintiff and assault
and battery. The Larue woman was
put under a peace bond by Squire
Rogers and was fined five dollars and
costs. The Riley woman stated that
she had made up her mind to leave,
and the Larue woman asked her m
wait while she called a cab for her.
She sat down to wait ana the de-
PENDANT came over and smashed her
in the eye and threatened to kill her.
Charles Shuck conducted the case fer
the complainant.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-08-07
SSOO-LOW RATE-sS.0O. EXCUR-
SION TO CINCINNATI, VIA B. & O.
n d a

tuIutIl @AuSN--'t tn, TIC d q y.
will sell excursion tickets, Wheeling to
Cincinnati and return at the extremely
low rate of $500, good days. Trains
leave Wheeling 1870 a. m and H. 40
D. m.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-08-07

Why do you buy -four and attempt
to bake during this hot weather.
While -four has advanced to very high
prices the Wheeling Bakery's loayes
of bread will remain same very great
size and weight, and retail at usual
popular prices OF sc and 10c per loaf.
You may not like the variety your
grocer is furnishing you. II so ask
him for a loaf of Quaker" or sweet
Home" or Domestic" or Hearth
Bread" or vienna" or some other
of the endless variety of loaves made
at the Wheeling Bakery. Plsase no.
tice carefully that each individual loaf
bears our special Tin Seal" Bread
is sold by all first class grocers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-08-07
RIVER NEWS.
Daily ChronIcIs OF tho love nelts o. the
Boats and Boatmen.
AppTVATS

Daily ChroHicle OF the tOVe ne1Is o. tue
Boats and Boatmen.
ARRIVALS.
Virginia, Cincinnati.
Ben Hur. Pittsburg.
Ruth, Sistersville.
Leroy, Darlington.
7. NJ. Bayne Steubenville.
Lexington, New Matamoras.
DEPARTURES.
Virginia. Pittsburg.
Ben Hur. Parkersburg.
Ruth. Sistersville.
Leroy, Darlington.
T. NJ. Bayne, Steubenville.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Cincinnati. W. ]. Cummings. p. m
Charleston. H. x. Bedford $50 p. m
Parkersburg, Argand, Il a. m.
New Matamoras. Lexington. II a. m
sistersville, Ruth, $3.50 p. m.
Darlington. Leroy, $3.50 p. m.
s.eubenville, T. VI. Bayne. 2:Se p. m.
The river marks at the wharf boat last
evening showed a.stage of feet and rising
slowly.
The steamer W. ]. Cummings will arrive
this morning from Cincinnati and will re-
turn TO that port at p. m.
The Virginia leaves as usual at a. m.
Sunday morning for Cincinnati
The Catherine Davis is at present in the
employ of the government. The boat is
towing stone TO Blennerhassett Island. The
stone is being placed near the head OF the
island to prevent q channel from being
cut through 1t. It is claimed that the
building Of the dyke near it has become
necessary to protect it.
Greensboro feet: falling.
Oil City, foot 4; falling.
Morgantown-S feet 3; stationary.
Steubenville-5 feet Z; falling.
Petersburg feet 8; rising.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-08-07

Two CIR, n Vocal and Instrumental Con-
certs at N Fart Park Sunday afternoon and
evening August Sth. Miss sarah Vogel. OF
Pittsburgh, Keller's Grand Orchestra, of
Pittsburgh. Chas. Zulauf Chorus of zoo
voices. Admission including incline csc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-08-07

sSca-LOW RATZs3.O0. EXCUR-
SION TO CINCINNATI, VIA B. & o.
Saturday, August 7th. the B. G. o
will sell excursion tickets. Wheeling to
Cincinnati and return at the extremely
low rate of $500, good days. Trains
leave Wheeling 10:4O a. N and 11:40
D. NJ
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-08-07

EXCURSION TO ASHEvILLE, N. c..
ONLY $500, VIA b. & 0.
For all trains August 9th, and for
train 1O3 August 18th. the B. a 0. Will
sell excursion tickets, Wheeling to
Asheville, n. c.. and return at rate or
$3.50. good until the 18th inclusive.