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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-14

The only coal mine In the eastern
Ohio district that has continued at work
during the strike, shick's. just back OF
Bellaire, on the Baltimore & Ohio rail-
road, closed down last night, and now
the only spot in the local fields where
disorder was at all feared is as quiet as
the general suspension OF work In tho
mines would naturally lead one to ex'
pct
The schiclx mines supply the Balu-
more & Ohio engines with fuel, and lor
that reason there had been strong
effort to have the men remain at WORK
there. The advance to sixty cents was
granted right at the time of the declar-
aion OF the strike, and the men seemed
satisfied to remain at work, hut the luie
striking miners at the other mines In
the same neIghborhood were greatly
dlspleased and II was feared that there
would be a clash. This fear OF trouble
probably operated to great extent IN
bringing out the men last night,
II had been announced that there
wouold be a meeting OF the striking men
at Neff's siding, four miles west of Sell
aire. at 2 O'clock yesterday afternoon
for the purpose OF considering ways ana
means to bring out the men at SehlcRs
Although the leaders of the strikers
have all along been making II a point
10 Impress the men with the Importance
of not resorting to violence. II was gem
orally believed In Bellaire that there
would be a clash II the men at Schicks
were not out before the meeting was
held.
The working men at this mine no
doubt realized all this when Secretary
Thomas L. Lewis, OF the Ohio miners,
called them together at the entrance to
the mine yesterday morning lust before
the time for the beginning OF the day
work. and addressed them relative to
quitting work and remaining out uhttl
the strike is ended. Mr.. Lewis spoke In
a conservative strain, speaking oil the
Importance OF the miners presenting a
united front in order to have a chance
to win In their struggle. He ended by
asking the men to agree to come out,
The thlrty-five miners employed IN the
bank agreed to quit work last night,
inter they had cleaned up the coal al
ready mined and placed the rooms In
good shape for the suspension. RMS
was satisfactory to the strikers. and us
n consequence the mass meeting of
strikers called Cor Neff's siding at 2
O'Clock In the afternoon was not held,
Last night the Schick men fulfilled their
promise. bringing out their tools and
announcing to the management that
they would not return to work this
morning. The management OF the mine
was dlsappOinted at the turn AFFAIRS
had taken. but the manager finally de-
clared that he didn't care particularly
If the men did quit
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-14

Special Dispatch to tho IntollIGonoor.

Special Dispatch to the IntOlllgencor.
WASHINGTON. July 1s.-PatentS
have been Issued to the following West
Virginia inventors: Samuel j. Bvane
Elk horn, water registering device; John
II. Grapes, aBslgnor to |. W. Lang,
Clarksburg, clothespin.
Certificates OF original pensions have
been Issued to West Vlrglnln veterans as
follows: Winfield S. Cozad, Cairo; John
Williams, Montgmcry. samuel Mount,
Portcrvllle; James j. Gibson, Hurricane;
William c, scarles, HURRICANE,
widows-Cathorln a. Holley, Bryan;
Sarah NJ, Booker. Centerpoint,
original pension 20 Thomas w, Young,
Prosperity, Washlngtn county, Ponna.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-14
ON THE W. 81 E
Another Attempt TO Resume at Dillon
valr aud long Run FalIs.

vale hWu hfunS iAbh hhNts
The Long Run and Dillonville miners
held meetings yesterday and completed
their organization by electlng officers.
Receiver Bllckensderfer arrived at the
mines at noon, The receiver says that.
due 10 intimidation, $50 miners have left
and gone to the West Virginia mines.
Receiver Blickenderfer held a con-
ference with the leading miners shortly
after he arrived. and an effort was made
10 have them return to work. with a
promise OF steady employment This
was refused except on the condition Of
n concession Of sixty cents a ton.
When the injunction proceedings were
taken out by the receivers for the
Wheeling & Lake Erie railroad and the
wheeling & Lake Erie and Pittsburgh
Coal company, number of names of
men were mentioned as trying TO create
n strike and prevent the miners from
working The mems names mentioned
were: John Holiday. Samuel Dean
William Gallagher, Mark Gallagher,
John Hnrker w. G. Glesner. Jas. Sisllr
c. Homlng and s. C. Homing Several
of these men. It Ia alleged, do not live al
the Short Creek valley mines, and
Others are not in the employ OF the COM
pany, having been refused employment
along with other English speaking
miners last fall. They claim that no
act OF theirs could warrant the taking
out OF an injunction against them.
Their representative was In Steuben-
willie yesterday, consulting with n law
firm with view Of bringing personal
suits for damage against whoever
Bwore to the petition.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-14
ALL ARE now OUT
sehicI,,s, Gayiord's and Ksliy's Mines tho
Last 20 Come Out,


Last 10 Come Out.
Secretary Thomas L. Lewis, OF the
Ohio miners, when seen last night, said
that the coming out of the men at
schlck's. near Bellalre, last night, makes
Eastern Ohio solid for the strike. Just
before the men at schick's promised to
come out he had succeeded In getting
the men In the Kelly and Gaylord banks
near Portland. on the Ohio side UP the
river 20 Join the strike. so far ms Mr.,
Lewis knows. there Is not a single miner
at work In the entire state Of ohio,
The mon out the Cleveland. 1.oraln 81
Wheeling road are quiet and pcaceable.
Though come West Virginia coal In
pnaslng through on this road the miners
have offered no sign OF mOlestatlon.
They have been Informed that General
Manager WOOdford. OF the Cleveland
I,orain 4 wheeling company. favors
their cause, and for that reason. nHldo
from tho moderate and conservative
oounaels Of their own leaders. they do
not feel disposed 10 mako trouble. on.
~ alxty-fvc cars Of West virginia coal
have thus far passed 10 the lnkcH over
this line. and little or none over thu
wheeling & Lake Erie. Most OF II has
gone via the Baltimore 4 OHIO road.
Secretary tscwis feels satisfied that
the strike will be- won IN short order.
even without the assistance Of the west
virginia Minors who are now partially
supplying the market with coal Az he
aces II, West Virginia coal In but n drop
IN the bucket, and In not equal 10 the
legitimate demand for bltumlnoua coal.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-14

Special Dispatch TO tho Intolllgcncor.
WASHINGTON, July iS-Rcpresen-
tatlvo Dayton Is In receipt OF an Invita-
ton firm Captain Druvo commander OF
the mag ship" Elizabeth, to be present
and participate In the jubilee TO be held
Friday In honor Of the freeing Of navlgu-
ton on the MonOngahcla river, The
Jubilee celebration viii comprise trlp
by boats up the river. and such addl-
tional features m q grnilncd people may
provide. Tho fleet" will leave Pitts
burgh according to the schedule, az $3.50
n. M. Mr. Dayton has not yet decided Ia
TO- but hla desire N Htrong to be there.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-14

II mny be worth something to know
That the very best medicine for re-.
storing the tired out nervous System
in n healthy ylgor Ia Electric lllttors.
by giving tone to the nerve centres In
the stomach, gently atlmuntcs Tho
Liver AMI Kidneys, nnd aids these or.
gAns III tht0wlug nn Impurities ia the
blood, Electric illttorH improves the
appetite aids dgontlon, ana Nv pro
nounccd by those who have tried Il az
the very best blood purifier ana nerve
tonic. Try H. Sold fOr 300 or u 90 per
bottle, al Logan prug Co.'S Drug Store
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-14

Yesterday at Irondale. up the river,
two organizers of the Amalgamated AS
ISOLATION held a meeting and addressed
the Irondale tin plate workers, and the
men decided to 90 into the union and
the organization will be erected In a
few days. The men decided to go into
the union by secret ballot, none of
them saying word In favor OF organ
lzing In open meeting. 1t IS claimed
that the Irondale company had about
decided to advance wages 10 per cent
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-14

EpoolAl plnpnloh 10 lho lnlelllronecr.

HVUOIHI TTHNNTUW 70 TWn TNT'WTTVNVTT1
HUNTINGTON, W. Va" July i3.-F.
l.. Doollttlc gave bond and was sworn
In az clork Of the county court to-day
Special Judge Dlckcraon decided nd.
vcrHcly to liuillnglon, the contestant
for the office, and upon the decision
hufIllnRtoR'B counsel stated that they
would take no appeal This ends an
Interesting election contest
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ponn Wand a s.rnrnlr rIrL,L

WASHINGTON, d. c.. July ia.
Chairman Towne, OF the silver Rcpub-
llcan organization, has sent a telegram
to the chairman Of the committee In
Ohio, advising against putting scpa-
rate state ticket In the field, In an In
tcrvlcw he states that no ticket viii DO
piaccd in the Rrid and TINT the silver
Republicans Of Ohio will support the
party declaring for silver
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-14
HAD MILLIONS, YET UNHAPPY.
Creade, the MnlIonAire Mine Owner, o
Colorado, Takes Hts Life

COloruuOt NbhtN Htih b''
LOS ANGELES. Cal, July lS,-Nlch-
olas c. Creole, the millionaire mine
owner. after whom the town of Creole
Colo, is named, committed suicide with
morphine last evening at his home In
this city, because his wife, from whom
he had separated, insisted upon renew
ing their marital relations
on January last Creole and his wife
separated and agreed to dissolve at
once as far as possible without legal
process their marital bonds. Mrs,
Creole accepted $4,000 cash, and sur
rendered all further claims upon her
husband, at the same time voluntarily
withdrawing from his Premises II was
understood, after the necessary time
had elapsed, Creede would Institute le-
gal proceedings and begin suit for abso--
Lutte divorce. At that time II appeared
that both husband and wife We're well
satisfied that they were not required to
maintain intimate relations, and while
Mrs. Creole considered that the amount
OF cash settled upon her was inslgniil-
NAAlA ha N'AAlltAlNN NANh H.
wealth, she left him and took up her
home In Alabama.
About three weeks ago Mrs. Creole
returned to Los Angeles and proposed
to her husband reconciliation. This
was much to Creede's dlstaste, and no
endeayored to avoid his Wife, but being
unsuccessful he determined to end his
life. Last evening he took large dose
Of morphine and went into the garden
to die. He was discovered by servant
and medical aid was SUMMONED, but he
died two hours later
Mrs, creede was noticed OF her hus-
bands death. but declined to discuss
the tragedy. The two-ycar-old child OF
Edith Walters Walker, the actress,
adopted by Creede over d year ago il
in the care OF his friends at Escondldo,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-14

The decision of the Benwood plate
mill men. who met Monday, is not sat
isfactory to ali of the men, and another
meeting will be held at the Bonwood
city hall this afternoon. There were
but few present Monday. and they
decided to accept the reduction offered
some time ago. AS the company gave
notice 1t would start the mill tomorrow
to-day's meeting will be very import
ant
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-14

Operating in Eastern Ohio District.
Closed Last Night.
THE SCHICK'S MINE wORKMEN
Were Addressed Yesterday Morn
ing by Secretary Lewis,
AND THEY GAVE THEIR PROMISE

TO Bring out Their Tools at Quitting
Time YsHsrday-Al ia Qulst at DlIIon-
vale and In tho wheeling Greek valley
SIOvsmsnto Of Coal Yesterday WAS Light
The Miner. Express connIsnss In Their
Ability 10 wlnln Their Great Struggle
Even wIIhour tho closing of the West
Virginia Mine.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-14
A YrNE ATTRACTION
q, the Moss JoiiIiy company Now Appear
Ing AZ Mozart Park

~ Mozart Park every nlght this
week those established American fnv.
orlter. "The Moss jolllty Company"
nre appearing In their nov play "The
Kodak" The press throughout the
country whore II hns boon played this
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-14

m, Noes JoIli,y Go, ~ Mozart PatL
eVeiy night this week,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-14
PROSPECTS GOOD
For a Successful Year at the
State University.
PROGRESS is THE WATCHwORD

Ia All Dsparimsnts-Aeung President
Armstrong speaks OF ,hv Advantages
offered IVES, virglnlans In the school at
SIorsuntOwn, aud Details Some later
sltlng Facts Regarding the Work
being Done.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-14

oO0 Bible Rcadlng-Jamcs V.
1890 sermon-Thc Drawing Power OF
Christ-DF. =. !. Leak
$3.50. Sermon only Bclleye-Roy. Russell
A. Mckinley. u. D., Stcuhonyllle, o.
1850. Lecture Character Building ey
Appleton Hash. Ph. D., Allegheny
City, Pa
SUNDAY, AUGUST 22
9;3O Devotional sorvlcc-Rcy. p. NJ Phil.
Hips.
1850. scrmon-christ Our KlhE-Dr. II. j.
Leak.
1850. acrInon-Co and Tell Jcsus-Dr. II,
a. Mckinley.
400. sormon-Dr, Appleton Bash.
$50. Epw0rth League Servlco-W. n
GLASS,
100. Grand Song and Closing Service
Short Talks by Drs, Bash, Mckinley Leak
ana others.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-14

Services conducted BY Mr.. Samuel
iinEtett, Washington, Pa
300, Bible RendlnE-JnmcE ",
800. l-Song Service. 2-Devotional Exor-
clses 3-RepOrts OF Foreign Societies.
i-Reports Of Home Societies 9
Chlldrcn'B Exercises
300. 1-Song Service. 2-Prcscntation OF
Home Missions. differentiation OF
Foreign Missions.
1880, Lecture Christ on Calvary Splendid
Storcoptlcon Illustrations In yarl-
ously Colorcd Llghts)-Dr. T. j..
Leak.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-14

LOOK LIKE BARGAINS?
SOLID OAK CHIFFONIERS, with Five Drawers, D.

CORDUROY TUFTED COUCH, Spring Edges ......,,.
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OLD OAK SIDEBoARDS, Large Size. ..........".,.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-14
THURSDAY, AUGUST 3.

1880 D. m. Lecture-Naples, Pompell and
Vesuvius (3etween Dawn ana parD
Rev Russell b. Pope, ID, D., steu-
benvllie %,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-14
FRlpAY, AUGUST 8,

900. Bible Reading.-Eph, ].
1850. Lecture-An Hour with Tennysoh-
DIR. Russel h. Pope.
$50. Dlscusslon-Th Model Sunday School
Opened by Rev. c, ii. Heckard,
Independence, Pa,
7;sO. Lecture : David Livingstone = Dr.
Ruaua1 n pOnp
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-02
SowaS Legislature.

5reoog, 22Oe Sanuar. timber ct
NB0e al Bsollsnrusstomitserne sIoroe
Senntor 8atermau ira @apeqo c, Bit.
tsrt Gnsreb paa Statsauoitor &c,
Gartbn JON ueo i'm isiInstise Guers
lag bauoe ioraaria9et ct tort unoer'
iluO ! Stotsfasisn, maaits 100000.
Senator 3atermnn iasoe, of iioits Sc.
9 slaturs BeuIlsuinssr u~uerites 4uois
tsrens Overlap nteO fun $4,000.
MGnOas. 25os San. Oct meite af
9eglsloiurens 9io Optages al apmites
msoer, boor 6euiiioasn al 9opens fore.
saar. quiet iOrtaiteos bag mso IS
mob s Stemmsr ct 5Or flag ON at sisre
AttOrneDgeHeralen III Dteolem al bet
eretutIue Raao. Seuateis 8omte for
Bper og 2ouus inoitlQeos til geota.
sslie It Jorlas ON at opbRue Sopen
ON ipgcrele CHARTERS" ipr Gpsr. Oct
er 2apenpori, 3nbuqne, Geoar Ras
piOs Os aeutut, ON bar ipscieae Guar.
ters, o9 Der of al bisie Sper blipe
sirrt oft mullgt for at lOrbiuore 5or.
lnsets Yeotaselie. Suiet blep osr
irsmlasi 40 8ttitiouer imOo 5crllns
on at tIaaoe 9IpIrtnins al Eusoritfe
i SOwl.
Grsoas, 26oe San. - Su'st oeetos
dag ct 5orIlis ON. at NotOrsr itni be,
tale So ior at iaa line Gsrtiiitatsr no.
1teote. Scr bar be fun betalt Sl.25.
IA Der i SOfua er 5000 0utarer. pen.
ter man, al Staieu pil ina minoit
$4,000 aarlIs ira Osnns Suotasts.
tlloe. equator s. u. @Orreu ira
Sasper irsmiatte Ell Ssiolut.0n ON at
aumpoe Sonsrssien en- at ansrflsnoe
Cuba ipm uaibausis @inst. Zen
bsr bites TT apmlissu iOr isosrule On.
ligseuoer.
ECrsoas. 2Spe San. = Ssuaiet
pebtos ioas ct Sorlas ON at rebuesre
Wilepense iur gpuntpiuperuiiers ira
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-02

@l nor W{ea nlep bar aatreoe fife
ret iis tre Weolemmsr al 1T anb,nst.
9s er: GenatOr 3Obn Sherman, uosu'
riasmiuiitcr. 2pman 8. Sage liza Gbt'
ca9o. 5innus miutlter, % Gen. RusisG
VI. Niger fra Mihi9uu. Sriosmmitier.
Bet ital usiua uRre en- a'siort Cog at
groi. 3. 6. @iiion fra 3cpa oil blIue
gaerbru3Sminiltsr. Den ua9ti9iIs at
otsie u~6nrpuelisr sr 5inan5miniitss
rsns. SIR. Sage er auisst for at uare
en- al be melt iuoiigtsiutoe % tOnierpa'
the diuansm9no 2luoet. Uian bar
taiot tnm Cub emofrdt, men ielp
Tiger bon, at ban sr &epubtitnusr o.
bar altio itemt ben rspubllidnlts Ildst
unotngen ! 1884, on ban ltemte ior
9i:uelano. San itul osiaa oRre imoo
b1l BeltpttelisStOIo, men or life JrD
bauOe(5mano.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-02
uolanoet.
5Nrstkn.
&eIsniHsr I Vse % eienoiehss,

5or nosle 9lar iioen orog Der en-
4meritanit aoloni affteb til SDpolos
bampo pau ben msritanite S~tiasbapss
tpit for at neDi9tte fig Der. Gn at
bisis sr MI | ben meritanIte gp G9is
buabuu / en- albsIes %fortommsn Sils
itanb os foriseer at faa en- anIeonins
til at tomme tilbage til be 6oreneee
Slater. San flyer, at be fua aplonis
tier, Der er tilbase / 5OpoIobumpo
mangler bet allernsbpenoigite. De
Dor abIinise Sunbreoe Mile fra
Sernbane os bar opsipet Saabet om
npgenIinbe at tunne fomme tilbass til
tit samle !Sjem. Regieringen far
Ilaaet en- Stres oper ben CONGESTION,
unber bpilfen &olonien etdblsreoes ,os
bens Meblemmer Far ineen IpecieIe
9esunitiselier eler priciIigisr. Oct
er Meninsen at sisre be 5oreneoe
Statsrs Miniiter Rariom onmar.s
fem paa bisie 8oloniiters isrgeliee
Sitting.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-02
9fnnJulpnntu.
p%aiaiomarem @anamafer bnseer en- airfe.

~THNN"
Sobn @dndmater / pbi(aoelpbia
pil labe ppfere en- ai~rtebpsning for
YresbDterianers Sdmfunbet bsritebs.
timber ben fore S~loe6rdno Iom bjems
Isete 8Den for nogle Oage ilbsn, blep
en- bsiIt 'perbiiluD 5orretnings sYloct
pbelagt, og bans esen itprilasent ans
laste 5orretninssbpsning tpg peb
famine 4nleoning Stabe for omtrins
100000, Iom / forrige Humer Of
"poiten" msbbelt; men mansfoloige
@anee Iaa tore @9rbier trueoes meb
fulbitanoig Sbslasselie og reooeoes
fun peb ibarbige 4nitrengelier ira
Observation-Disclosures.
Mr. Wanamater ipm tiltsrer Be
tbanp Yresbptsrian Gbur9 % er Suz
perintenbent for bens 9ibeltlasie,
talte peb iioite llgesmsoe meb RsrelIe
ON "5oripuets fprunoerliseS tprelie"
boprpeb ban unbsit ben fore 5are.
San iasbe berpuu, at ban pg bans
Suftru bapbe beIluttst at siue i'm fore
Satnsmlisbeb nbtrp / en- %iubitantiel
8ape, og at be bapoe beiluttet at tisbs
en- 8peeegrunb / ben ipopeItlige Del
al Spen og Der laoe opisre ct Subs
bus, Der Ifuloe oepiceres til Pbilabels
pbias prssbpterianers &irteidmfunb.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-02
mfdJtenu.
Cub. pineree aooeIer eenaaemineer

8 s9en Yerion inbfanbt 9upernsr
Yinsree fig forleben Dag o9 leperebe
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES til 4uguit 5ebrs
mon, Carl 8oeglsr, Queuit8rpisman
% Senrp Sacobs, iom for A aar iioen
bsmtes for Mprbst pad gilbert Wolis
tor / 2ooers Gitp 1873.
Den Wibroebe Molitor bar en- Dill
tator blanot enbel at fine tpfte 2anb8s
menb, botlte ban fit opertalt til at
nebiatte fig / ben pilbe, uoprteoe
Ggn. 9an blep efterbaanben Iad De-
fpptiit og sruium, at en- bemmelig
SammenIp9rsslie blsp inogaaet
blanbt bans MobItdnbere ON, at be
peb 2eilisbeb pilbe tage BAN ufodge.
Gn Hat / Iueuit 1873 blep 8iernins
gen besadet. 5srit 20 Iur ienere be-
fjenbte en- William Repte Jig mebftpls
big | Sammeniparselien og opedp be
4 openn1pnte, M frisipne Perioner,
iom bemtes til lipsparist 59ngiel.
Senere toe Repfe fine Orb tilbdse og
Ia9be, ban bapoe uflugt falIf Gb. Ga
gen blep berpaa brsftet af genabz
ninsstpmmisiionen iom MI efter to
4ars 5orlsb bar funpet 8runo til
itr9tfelig for at unbefale 8enudos
ming; be fdnbt, at be pirfelise Mors
bere enten MATTE bore bsoe ener
uoenfor 2obens G4ffeoiobe.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-02
Sorifjeuiet.

Sioite usss auloe ldgbe en- ido
INF SsTtorpe puu MisIisiiippilooen
peb Quincn, ST., at Der tunoe tisres
opsr meb Seite.
Sibite ngs piisr 331 5aQitter
/ be 5orsnebe Stuter imoo 4O4 ifjor.
Z Canada bar Der 81 imoo 70 ben
tiliparenoe uge ifjor.
- s Mount 8ernon, Sno., inos
bragte 40 Spin al polanosGbina ads
cen oper $1,000. Gn go bleo iolgt
for $3.50 til $. 3. Minnies Sbarpss
burg.
5armer 6. g. Rai6, ii Nil Ipos
peit for @aDns / Nebraftd, mproeoe
/ Sbprsbass i'm 9uitru og fine tire
Born. Oct bite fig, at Wtanoen bar
iinbsforpirret.
politiet / t6untington, Snb.
~rupportereoe forlsben Dag, at Der oms
trina / 9pen bar funoet "a Tamilier
/ ben bberite Nsb.
st 5orItabstog ira G6icugo til
Gpanstpn pperfjsrte / 5rebaes Wrs.
auqufta Saritrsm. !Sun bsos sies
blittelig. Ssnbes Sjem bar 1921
6lettsr Strset.
= 50 Ssibunetoe | grooflpn ltsote
Iammen iioit. SbOrsbog. Gn Mano
brebtes, mango iuareoes, og bet enc
2otpmotip tumIebe fra Sporet Is Sob
neo pad 8aben.
- 0isconiins SotdldfbolosIels
ifa6 bolot Sbprsbug lit Weoe / Gau
Glaire. Setretar 5ronsbdls Rap
port uopifts ct Wsblemsantdl pdu
cmtrsnt 5000 - en- 5orsgelie | st
gfar at 300 Weblemmer.
goreermeitsr Sones | Rdcine,
8ig., bar giort Striot til at faa pes
ter .. Relipn, 9iitrittsuopotdt for
Racine Gountp, til at opgipe lin Still
lima Tom bonTf 8icetoniul for Wiss
cDniin. Sonss puuitaur, at ct iaaa
pant 0obbeltembsbe sr lopitrioist.
8 psnIacolu, 5ld., bar aoits
Islpst Rat til Snsbus saust neo til
II 9ruoer oper Rul. Sorben bar
frosIsn, os mango smfsnotlige pldna
ter sr soelust, tilbels osiaa be pngre
4ppeliinituo.
8upernsr Saoler | Nepaod bar
/ Jrsoass unperitrspet "SlcpesGons
teit giaen" og berpeo itiaet Rspdod
til SiBiimmons os Gorbetts 0ispoii'
ton. aampen pil fomme til at ituu
.nten / Carton eler Renc.
abpotat 5reo a.gatsr | Detroit.
Wi6.. bar label Jig iorlpoe mec, al
ban benn. llse pil iorebrinse Statens
Ssi.fteret Spsrssmaal.t ON, bporpibi
@upernsr pinsree bar Ret til at be-
tlabe gmbebet iom gpens Yor9erme.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-02
SobcsV utt,mer 1875

fer, iamtiois iom ban .r Stdtens
8upernsr. Ct Grtrdpulg mao od az
boIoes for gorgsrmeiters Gmbeest3
0eotommsnbe.
IRA gbicago meobeles ben 28oe.
at Semperaturen erouu bOloer zig oms
firing 3ero. Qolitist Tiger, at en- 5sls
gs at 6i9lpspirtiomheoen bluuot be
3r9ngenos CT ben, at 5orbrboelicrnss
Sal / ben lsners Sio er iorminoItet
meo fra 10 til 20 grocsnt. Mapor
SpiIt tror, at ben burtigt meooelte
SjGlp bar ufoenbt ct Cplsb. Der eIers
madtte bdoe pGrst uunoguueligt. Bes
tern Union 2elsgraf Selfab IubIfris
bereoe $1,000 til Sinlpe'onost. Salt
er til 0ato inotommet $4,000 | Sons
tanter % Surbrsoer IONS at Sui %
Qepuetsmioler.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-02

unber / 0Grbeben af Zen Rduritius
| tptt Wsrte os itGrtt Stplrsgn. Om'
bpro bar Der ialt meb Solodtsr og
8sf9tning 1881 Maro IoruOen abs
itiqige 9pinber % Born. 81. 4 be-
gnnbtes Der meo at uoItibs Solodters
ne og iGtte Dem iluno pad altppes
tp'ten. bppr Stibet par ltrunoet.
Nm 5artsiet bespnote mart at lGg9e
Zig paa Siben. bporfor aoinoer, Born
og Spse brdetes ilano, Mt / COB ORE
ben, og alottsn 81 bar aaeiammen
/ COB Behold, pda TO inofsote Sjenere
nar, Tom brutnsbe. De frantic Gms
bebsmenb % be Snofsbte pad Zen
Dbebe be Sfibbrubne al mulig SiGlp
ps 8iItanb.