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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-08-25
GrcttriioneM ocr 6. & III. 81:
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STIR Den einfaden preis fir bic
Gunbfabrt:
Wpm 6.-9. September nod Wbee=
ling, %. Ga., gum 8eiude Der Weii
Yireinia Staatsfair. 9idets fir Die
&iidiabrt aiiltia bis gum III. Sept.
alm z. uno 8. Sept. mad Soleor
sum 8eiude oes 9niabts 9emplar
8rano Gpmmanberp Gonclape. Sidets
Inb out fir Die &iidfabrt big 10. Sept.
9lm 80. Nus. bis 3. Sept. nah Sos
lumbus gum 8eiube Der Staatsfair.
9ifets elltis bis 4. Sept.
Nm 2. uno 8.5ept. nah Columbus.
Sidets aiiltie bis IL. Sept. Dieielben
iperben aber biz 20. Sept. perldnaert,
menn lie Dor beln IL. Sept. bel bem
3idet Msenten am &eile3iel oeponirt
Derben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-08-25
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Sie ipabre geoeutun9 oieier brei mid:
tioen Worte.

tieen WDrte.
9lQilberaa 81 beri6iebenen 3eiten
lp6breuo Der Gireusialion baben Neute
in oieier @eseno uno in anberen 5beilen
oes 2anoes an Sheunen unO 3Guuen
iene orei @prte anaeIdlagen aeieben ::
yWartet auf gurnum !" aber nur nee
nige ,Yerionen iino Iid) Der @i6tigteit
oerielben beipubt. Sieielben neroen
ansebradt. INN oas publitum gu be-
nadri4tigen, oab 8arnum & gailep's
Gr0bte S6au aui @roen gang aepiBlih
Die @eseno mo Die 3ettel ansetlebt lino.
81 irgeno elmer 3eit mdbrenb Der SaiiDn
beilben miro, uno tie bienen als 9totis
fir alle anoeren Shaulteaunsen. bab
Der betr. Srt Doer Die betr. Staot bon
Der eroben Sbotp 81 Sdauitellunss=
sluedeu in Nusfdt senommen lit uno
Sab anoere oaielbit nidts 81 iudsn boz
ben. Sic oienen Suslsid als sdubs
mabresel, ba Elm 10 erobes Sbop=llu=
ternebmen iid iein Serr,torium ausiu=
den unb oarauf febeu mub, bab feline
tleinen Shaufellun9en irseno ,pelbe
bon ben gintiinItsn on lid reibeu. bic
gum llnterbalt Der srobten bon ibnen
allen abfolut notbmenbiJ iinb. 9ab
Elm outer 8runb bafiir porbanosn lit.
bab Die 2eute tparten iollten, brauht
niht erlt 9eiaat au iperoen, oenn bic
garnum'fde Sboiu 1T Die ein;iae, tpel-
DE iemals nah Der Stabt WeD Dort
tommt. tpo ibre Sdaufellunaeu ieoes
Subr III Maoiiou Square 8arten itatt=
iinosn. @s mar Die ein;ige, ,uelde bon
ben Seiuobnern 2onoons in gnelano
perlan9t tuurbe, UNI bic Gr6finung bes
bortlsen aroben @ebduoes, bas als
Olympia betannt. I'M Sabre 1889 su
inausuriren, uno lsbtes Sabr fam iie
nod @bieaso our gr6ffnuna oes neusn
@oliIeum - bes gr6Bten 8ebdtoes bon
alien. Die ar0Bten 8auten Der groe
lueroen 5eitipeiie bon Der gr6bten 9bom
auf groen beuubt. Das barin itedenoe
3opital betrdat SO. 900 uno bic
tdaliden Nusaaben belaufen iid auf
$1,000. Sie Tspartements.Ghe per.
ben beim sSabr angeiteilt. IS befinoen
lid 1000 gerfoner auf Der 3atliifts,
N9enten iino in Der gausen Welt per=
tbsilt, Die Winterquartiere in Bridge
port, Gonn.. bebeden 10 Nfer ; es ge=
b6ren our Sbop 400 Yferbe. "a gle=
pbanten. 64 Observation-Disclosures, 300
Giinitler. 100 @asen, 3arORen nno
&diise. stuei Menaeerien. Die feiniten
in Der @elt, orei =Manesen. orei
8iibnen, oas 0pppporom uno ale be-
tannten Circus @igersbiimlihteiten bon
iraenb tuelber 8eoeutlina. Gerner se=
b6ren ba3u Die ar6Bten 3elte unb mebr
bapon, auh ieltenere. iiberraidenoere,
ueuere uno leniationelere Prosramm=
Nummern. als je geieben uurben.
Siebsia breiirte Yferoe meroen gu slei=
der 3eit in elmer Manese por9efiibrt,
cine iunee Same tpirb aus einem Sata.
pult bod in bic 2uft seldonen, Soban=
MI, oas 9tieIen 8oriuameibden, biz
Crinas3millinse, Der &ieie. Der 3mers.
melder nur 81 Yfuno ipiest. 3auber'
fiinller, Sou9!eure uno Wuiiter, fl
beiinoen iih aae im Menaserie-3elt
Muberoem 1T oa oas @eipann BON 4(
pferoen, oas bon einem Manne selent
piro, uno Der aroBe neue llmsug, So
lumbus &iidfebr mad Barcelona, bar'
feasno. glaes bieIes miro nit ben Sit
| gen am Sienitas, z. Sept. mad @ana
Soper fom,nen uno besbalb foll Seoer
mann warten auf Barnum!
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-08-25

I"S~ ~
robufte Ronititu<
ton fnb unoents
bar obne CUTE @e'
iuubbeit. Mit Der.
Sdudtluns Der
Qebenstraft ftfd,uin>
ben audi iene. Wers
oOie 9iufaai9feit
uub Uerluit Der
Weannestrait fino
oa8 Heiultat iibz
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-08-25

= Mus 9letp Dprt miro beridtet, bab
Die gesenmdrtieen MitgIieber Der pio-
nofabrit=s5irma bon Gteinmap & Sons
ihr ans9eoebnteS @eibdft an Elm en9li-
fdes 6pnoieat fiir sc, 600. 900 pertauft
baben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-08-25
Muop's @oloaoer 3dpt6en

peroen sarantirt. um @oloaoer Piles
|uno Werfppfung su beilen. SO Gents
Der Gdahtel. Wlan ienoe cine 3uei=
Sent Nlarfe an Mortin Nubo. re9ilfrir-
ten Mpotbeter in 2ancaiter, pa. pof-
|tarten tueroen nibt beantlpprtet. neber-
Lao BEL ben erlten MpOtbetern au Der-
'fouien. Il
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-08-25

Das pampblet prattiider Wea-
tuelier 3ll pfarrer Sch. Gnelpps Qeil-
lnetbobe, in Deutiher ober englil9er
@praAe, 1T III unitrer Office su haten.
prsis 10 Gents. Il
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-08-25
&mrse Notisett.
SnIanh.

anIanh.
Sm Staate 9iebrasfo bat es lebte
Wohe gei6neit unO mar e5 10 falt, oaB
man ben uebersieber berpor bplte. -
unb bies in ben Sunostaeen.
9lls bic einsi9e 6egeno i'm Ianoe,
melbe oieies Sabr cine poIe pfirIid=
@rnte baben miro, besei6net man Die
8egeno bon Gbambersburg, va.
sSn ssolse oes Gallens oes eilber=
preiles baben mehrere betannte Silber=
Sergmerte in Colorado ben getrieb Elm
seiteat.
Sn Nep Sort lit Der Yreis bes Sil=
bers auf 50 Gents per llnse 9efallen.
Werifaniide Dollars 40 Gents.
s. $. Carpenter, 8riinber Der
Carpenter Stablwerte" in &eabin9,
Ya., bot iid erboten, Der &eeieruna
Panaerplatten 3u $3.50 pet Sonne su
liefern.
Sn Yittsfielb, Me., tpurben bel ei=
nem Gennen Mdoden als Sodeps per=
menbet uno madten oisislben ihre Sade
redt gut.
Nm Columbia Glube, Waibington.
limb Walbfeuer ausaebrohen.
gei Gina, o.. fubr Elm JradtSuq
in eiueu giienbabnsus unb tpurben IA
peripnen, meiitens bon Qima, lebens=
sefdbrlih perlebt.
$. $. 3ep aus Wismo, Neb.. tpur=
be beiuabe auf benz @ipfel beg pifss
Yeaf in Colorado ermoroet unb Be-
raubt.
Die 3abl Der gonterotte belief fid
in ben Ser. Staaten in Der lebten 300
DIE auf 223, gesen 280 i'm lebten Sabr,
uno in @anaoa auf 30 sesen a..
ausIans.
Mls Serr Gaure, ber frans0Hi1e Yrd=
libsnt. lsbte Mnhe bon Yaris abreiiie.
um fid gum Beiude bss 3aren in ps=
tersburs ein3uidiffeu, plabte cine gom=
be auf benz Wege, aber 6aure mar ibon
auBer S6ubweite unb es tpurbe Hies
mano uerlebt.
Nud in gpnitantinopel tpuroen Bom.
ben geturrfen uno mihen natiirlid
tDieoer Die artnen Wrmenier oafiir BIZ
fen.
Nub in @ublanb rest lid bic Nnor=
hiitenfurdt. 20 polnifde Stuoenten
wuroen in petersburg perbaftet uno
ueroen tpabrI6einli4 nod Sibirien ee=
ihidt.
0ur9 abltiir;enoe GelsmaHen tpurbe
Der 8libaue &om=8erlin in Der NGbe
bon 8o3en, 5prol, gum gnt9leiien se=
bradt. Maidiniit uno 0eiser wurben
iofort setOotet uno IA perionen idtuer
berlsbt.
Sdlelien 1T ipieoerum BON perbeeren=
ben WOltenbriiden beimseiu6t moroen.
Wieoer lino Meni1enleben Der &ata=
itrpbe gum Opfer sefalen uno weite
Streden aerfOrt moroen.
Sn San Sebaitian, Spanien, tpur=
be am 6reitas Midael ynsiolilo. be,
W0roer oes Premierminiiters @anopas,
bingeridtet.
Yei einem 8rubenunsliid in 3eibi.
gen. einem Sort i'm 3esierungsbesir'
6rantfurt, tpuroen 4 Yerlonen auf De,
Steae setootet uno orei anoere i6we,
perlebt.
Ser 6amburs Mmerifa 0ampfe,
y Bohemia" na6 Baltimore, 1T in bel
n0rolihen @lbe auf9elaufen. Sdlepp
oampfer lino an ber Mrbeit, Den Sams
pier wieoer fott gu MAIDEN.
| Sn Nild, Sert,en, muroen 6 Irtil
lerifen bel elmer Sbubprobe aetDote
unb bier anbere pertpunOet.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-12-05
DAVEY VS.. UNKNOWN. :
Preparations Completed for Mondays
Wrestling Match.
Davey is in Prime Shape, and Will
Give a Good Account of Himself.
The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES News
and Notes Foot Ball, Boxing, and
Other Sporting Matters.

4 All arrangements have been completed
for the wrestling match at Pythian Cas-
tie Monday evening. and a great deal of
interest is being manifested in the affair.
The match is for $500 side, and the prin-
cipals will be Frank Davey, who recently
bested Charles Daily. and an unknown
hailing from Ohio. Alex. Gardner, /the
well known colored policeman, who was
once wrestler. will probably ofadate as
referee.
Davey has been training/at o'Neilrs
place, on Market square, and is now in
prime condition. His EXERCISE is of ma
ture calculated to .deysllop all the muscles
which are broughTinto play in a wrest-
ling match, and<he is particularly fortu-
nate in having John simcoe, the well
known CINCINNATI wrestler. to handle him.
Last might large crowd saw Davey go
through his dumb bell exercise, after
whicH he wrestled Greco-Roman style
WITH Simcoe. Davey will certainly give a
good account of himself. and it is prom
Used that the contest will be strictly upon
its merits.
A number of very interesting prelimi-
naries have been arranged, and the pro-
gramme will be excellent for an athletic
entertainment. There will be buck dane
ing and vocal selections by the Lone Star
Quartette, of Wheeling, and the Eclipse
Quartette, of Martins Ferry. In addition,
the following boxing bouts, three rounds
each, have been arranged: Bernie Stein
and Albert Buley, Hugh Clancy and Harry
Stein, Charley Stein and Earl Tucker
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-12-05

Was it lighted at all or had it just
Jared out?'
1T just Jared out half second be-
fore that brute copper stopped me-"
"Ah, but there's where my pointer
comes in! ! told you that in a case
like that, when a policeman wouldn't
take your word for ii, 10 make him feel
of the lantern, which would be hot and
prove that your breanng the law was
simply accidental"
"You go to blazes with your fool
pointers, Didn't tell him to fell of the
lantern?"
"And-and wasn't 1t hotr'
"Well, | should say it was hot So
internal hot that he nearly blistered
his hands off. and then got even by
clubbing and arresting me! Go to grass
with your bicycle pointers, | say.
Jones hasn't lost his job yet. but
he's expecting to any moment, and now
if you would even ask him the name OF
a good chain lubricant the words
would probably be your last-New
York World.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-12-05
POINTERS FROM JONES.
Given to Smith Regarding Manage
ment of Bike.

Given to Smith Regarding Manage
ment of Bike.
When Smith purchased bicycle,
Jones, his neighbor, who has been rid
ing a wheel for several years, spent
seven nights a week with him for
month, giving him the benefit of his
experience. Perhaps the fact that
Smith is President of the concern
Jones works for had something to 90
with the latter's zeal in The matter.
but ,anyway, Jones never let up until
he had taught Smith all he knew about
the bike, besides giving him numerous
pointers which only an experienced
rider knows.
Smith gave Jones raise of salary.
Jones lay awake nights racking his
brains for new pointers TO give Smith.
And thus matters stood until
Well. Jones was Mortified the other
morning to read in the paper that
Smith had been arrested the night be-
fore for riding after dark without
light on his machine Ana he was
more than Mortified to further read that
Smith had resisted arrest and had TO
be dubbed by the policeman in conse-
quence.
He lost no time in reaching Smiths
house, where he found the latter in
bed with his head tied up, but as he
bent over him and began to express
his sympathy the sick man interrupted
him with:
20, go to thunder, you asst
"But-but,' stammered Jones in
amazement. ''thiS is no fault of mine,
my dear Smith"
Yes, it is, you idiot. shouted
Smith, as he groaned like a ship in
distress. "Only for you and your
hanged advice | wouldn't be here with
a broken head"
"But-but you're mistaken. my dear
Smith. This lantern business was the
very thing | cautioned you ABOUT.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-12-05

on another because at various times
they had tried to prove to him that ht
fought to let the girl marry.
Luke Marshall was no such fool as
these. One day when he was ready to
leave for Rexburg he called to the
postmaster's daughter to fetch her
jacket and come on. The girl came
out, and Luke lifted her up to COM
Portable seat upon the mailbag behind
him.
Here. What's them?". cried old
Myers, marshal and postmaster.
20, we're going over the range to gel
married" said Luke, casually. Were
eloping."
Old Myers drew up his Winchester
Julie! Git down cff'n there!" he cried
Il want fair aim to git that Teller
square through the eye"
This was where Marshall's nerve
came out strong. Get out of the way,
you anarchist" he cried. Don't you
see you're delaying the U. S. mail! A
man OF your age! A man holdin' two
public offices! Delayin' the gov menl
OF the United States, as is represented
IN this sorrei mare an this bag. Stand
aside or I'll have you, as deputy mar
shall, arrest yersef as a private citizen,
an call yerself as postmaster to witness
the treakin' Of the Jaw"
Old Myers slowly let his gun down.
You mean-you-" he mumbled
Il mean that this sorrel mare rep
resents an actually is the gov'ment of
the United States an you delay her
on her travels at your risk"
But hold on, Luke. That's my
girl"
Marshall drew his silver watch.
Are you an anarchist, an outlaw, an
attacker of gov'ment an a fanatic?"
he inquired. Its 10. o'clock" And as
Myers sullenly stepped aside the elop-
ers started off at a slow jog.
Old Myers followed them all the
way to Rexburg and tried to catch
Luke off his governmentally endowed
sorrel mare, but without avail, for the
mail carrier knew his limitations and
did not dismount until he reached the
justice shop in the town. And, 9i
course, after that, the lawabiding My
ers couldn't be expected to shoot ms
own son-in-law, mail route or no Enall
rOute.-Chicago Record.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-12-05
SUCCESSFUL ELOPEMENT.
Carried on Under Protection of the
Government

Somehow this contention of the
street car employees and Others who be-
lieve that United States mailbag does
not confer high honors upon bobtail
horse car or any other uncommon kind
of vehicle, serves to revive memories
of the elopement of Luke Marshall and
the Myers girl.
There never was such an elopement
in the history of the Teton country. 1t
was the most deliberate, tranquil and
leisurely running away with which
record had before or since dealt. The
elopement was two Gays in its progress
from one given point to another, and
the given points which were Myers
ranch, up in Maryville, and Rexburg,
down on the mesa, were scarcely more
than so miles apart. And old man
Myers hung around in the rear and in
front and at the flank all that time,
trying to stop the enterprise, but being
utterly baffied by a hearty observance
and regard for law.
Myers used to talk about rights and
justice and law and all that kind of
thing great deal, and had made
speeches at many mountain meeting
against violence and illegal acts and so
on.
Blame it," he argued. 'if you people
go on lynchin' rustlers instid O sendin
'em down to Evanston for trial you'll
never git no postoffice ner any other
favor o the government, but'I stay
right on, a passel O. ignorant exiles."
And he argued SO well IL lawless jus
tice actually ceased. and eventually a
star route postal delivery was estab-
l;rlN h,-
and in recognition of Myers service he
was doomed for postmaster and deputy
marshal, both of which offices were
given to him. After that he was more
legal than ever.
Luke Marshall carried the mail from
Rexburg, riding the pass on his sorrel
mare, and it was quite natural that he
should fall in love with the girl at the
pcstoffice. Now. Myers. for all his ear
nest talk about lawlessness, had al
ready famed two men and shot the ear
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-12-05

Big boys say there's no Kriss Kringle
That shows wot they know,
Amt Iheard his sleigh bells Jingle
Through the hail and snow?
Onc't I sneaked up to the chimney.
Fore | went to bed
Hung my stockin' up-Oh, Jiminey!
Skeered me like old Ned,
Didn't try to go to sleep
Laid awake and listened
When 1 raised the quilt to peep,
Saw two eyes that glstened
There a little fat man stood.
Full of sweets and toys.
Marked for them wot's always good
kriss don't like bad boys.
Saw him wink and laugh so jolly,
CCourse he didn't think I'd look)
Fill my stockin'-more-Oh! Golly!
Trembled tin the old bed shook
Then he went out through the wall
Kissed good night to me-
Dream? Not much l seed it all
Fooled me? No, stree!
Walter Lyle Pyle.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-12-05
THE RESPONSIBILITY LOCATED.
The Source of Anarchy Traced Back to
the Farmer.

The Source of Anarchy Traced Back to
the Farmer.
II try to make allowances for my fell
low man. said Senator Sorghum, 'but
| am against anarchists, and | must say
that | fail to sympathize with the
farmer.
But you surely don't mean to asso-
ciate the two classes of society? It's
true that the farmer has shown a great
deal of discomfort. But that is no rea-
son for regarding him in any such
light as that. The farmer works and
usually has little to show for it. He
suffers from the idlers who produce
nothing and prey upon the community
as much as anybody else. The farmer
doesn't like anarchists
Then" inquired the Senator gravely,
why doesn't he stop producing them ?''
He doesn't produce them"
Il beg your pardon, but he does. It's
the old story of man making his own
trouble and then blaming somebody
else for it,
Il have heard many a variation on
the old tune that it's all the farmers
own fault. but this is about the queer
est l have yet encountered"
Its entirely proper. though You'll
admit, won't you, that farmers raise
barley?"
Certainly"
There's the germ of what may some
time prove serious trouble. Let them
stop raising barley"
THAT seems to me an innocent occu-
patton enough
''It list. though. Barley Is the vege-
table dynamite that threatens the So
cial structure of the world I'll DEM
onstrate. Barley produces beer, doesn't
ito"
Yes
well. there you are. Beer produces
dyspepsia and dyspepsia more anarch-
- than all Germa and French
fers ever wa written. =
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-12-05
HOW SHE GOT HIM.

She-I think the average man who
lives to be an old bachelor pays very
poor compliment to himself.
He How so?
She-He shows that he doesn't be-
leve he is smart enough to take care
of anyone beside himself. or he Is
afraid no girl would have him.
Two minutes later she asked for time
TO think about it.--Cleveland Leader.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-12-05

OF his family WHICH SOunQ6u NIGH
ty Interesting to a Traveller Who
Was Present.
The Arkansas squatter told me, as
stopped at his cabin to water my
horse, that l could help myself, and
while the animal was drinking the
following conversation took place be-
tween him and his son, who lay on
the grass near by:
"Yo' thar, Bill Skinner, whar' be
yo'?"
What yo' want, paw" the boy fin
ally answered as he opened one eye
a little.
"Anythin' excitin' goin' on up to
town when yo' was thar"
'Nothin' much, paw. l heard Hank
Johnson an Sam Peters hevin' thar
regular jaw in the stoh when 1 was
gittin' yor jug filed"
Did Ell? What was the jaw over
this timer"
bout a chaw o. terbacker
Hank had. Sam said Hank owed it to
him, and Hank claimed he owed it to
himself"
wall, they'd both better quit jawin'
an git to work. See anythin' else,
Bill?"
"Yaas, saw dawg fight-our dawg
an Jim Robinson's"
"Did-did our dawg chaw him all
"Naw!" interrupted the boy, savage
ly. In course our dawg got licked in
two minutes"
Huh, Dawg-gone our dawg, any
how! That's bout 20 times he's dis
graced this family. an I'm gittin' tired
o 1t. The more | try to bring yo-uns
up the more yo' throw me down! Yo'
lick Robinsons boy fur that the next
time yo' see him or I'll lick yo. Any
body ask how yo'r ole pap's gittin'
along these days, Bill?"
Sip Austin was quirin' bout yo'."
Was, Ell? Durn good Teller, that Sip
ar, an the best friend a man ever
had. Anxious to see me, | s'pose?"
No, he jest wanted to know when
yo' was goin' to pay back that Ticker
yo' owe him, an cussed yo' a few
times
Huh, shuck his ole hide. Thar's a
mean man for yo' Bill. A man who
hain't got a friend on airth, jest be-
kase he is so mean, That's all the
thanks | got for keepin' him in Ticker
one time when he'd starved to death if
l hadn't Yo' whale his boy fur them
words good an hard, an remember to
tell yo'r NAV never to pay back them
'taters we owe 'em. Did yo' see yo'r
NAV up to town."
'.Yaas, she was in the stoh a-lookin'
at kalikers.'
'Lookin' at kalikers, Ell, Why, drat
it, she promised to spend that half doll
lar fur terbacker an snuff, Now, Bill.
yo' Jest hump yer lazy ole karkass up
thar an tell yo'r NAV. if she comes
home with kaliker stead o. terbacker
an snuff. I'll jest quit right we're a.
workin' myself to death fur this fam
'ly, Now, yo' hump lyo'self.'
Bill bumped and as my horse
seemed satisfied bumped" to-New
York Wirld.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-12-05
UNIFORM SELLING LIST
To Be Maintained by the Ohio Valley Pot
terry Exchange, Recently Formed.

AsCOCs1e1y
PITTSBURG, Pa, December A-The
manufacturers of white granite and semi
porcelain ware. who have been meeting in
East liverpool, O., during ihe past week,
have formed a combination under the
name of the Ohio Valley Pottery Ex-
change. The object. of the combination
is to establish AMI maintain a uniform
selling list. The eastern manufacturers
and those at obtaining and Ford City.
Pa, are not included in the organization.
1t is expected that the Wheeling manufac-
turers viii join the combine.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-12-05
PENSIONS GRANTED.

Special to the Register
WASHINGTON. D. c., December A.
The following West Virginia pensions have
been granted
Original-Elias Hiney, Charles Town.
Restoration and increase-Elias McIn-
tire, Eyerson.
Reissue-James RAIDER. Clendennin
Original widows. etc.-Fannie Egle
Martinsburg; minor of John Clark Ona.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-12-05
MISMANAGED COMPLIMENT.

81 consider it an insult" said Miss
Passeigh.
You don't refer to that immense
bunch of roses?"
81 do. It's birthday remembrance.
and the card on IL says: May each OF
these beautiful flowers represent
wear Of your life Washington star
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-12-05
A SUFFICIENT REASON.

Cleveland Plain Dealer.
MY oeah lady. / find that | must
WEAKLY bwake OF cur engagement, don't
you knew"
Whats the trouble now, Marky?"
I was told by a lbweastly person that
your father once ran a wheelbarrow.
don't you know"
sOh. that's all right, Marky. Ee only
ran it for an election bet
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-12-05
: CAUSED EXCITE MENT.
somb Explosion in Spain-NO Casualties
and Little Damage,

BARCELONA, December 4.-Great ex-
element was caused last evening in the
village of Monistrol, Catalonia, twenty
seven miles northwest of this place by
the explosion of four bombs. No damage
of any Importance was done, and there
were no casualties.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-12-05
AMONG THE POSTMASTERS

Special to the Register.
WASHINGTON, d. c., December "A.
D. Hanna has been appointed postmaster
at Mulvane, Fayette county, W. Va, vice
J. J. Wood, resigned.
w. J. Shafer has been appointed post
master at Mt. Ephraim, Noble county, O.,
vice Minor Hazard, resigned.
A new postoff1ce has been established
at Sulphur, Mineral county, w. Va, with
Fletcher c. Patton as postmaster.