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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-02-22

tag bebalten, lpenn ib niht In anbere
Q0nbe fGme.
6ulba mar auf bas QeuBerte irritirt,
benn abgeieben baoou, bab bic Meiie
ieines &inbes, llntersebene biuter
ibrem 9iiden nit balben Inbeutunaen
bel inn ansui6wdrsen, ibm BON Gruub
aus autipatbii6 mar, tamen ibm qud'
lenbe 8ebenfen, OBJ ni@t cod ipobl Elm
a0rnden @abrbeit babinter iein unb
er cine idledte @abl getroffen baben
f0nne, als es gait, ben 0ertrauenst
poiten in ieiuem 9auie NIT Der seeiss
neten 8erl0uli9feit su befleioen. St
bdtte bic aleine germ nod einsebenber
ausgelrast, aber bic 1eber5eusun9, baB
iie ibm bod nidt bic @abrbeit iagen
iperoe, perl6loB linn ben Munb. Ser
In inn fo6enbe slerser muBte ii@
inbeiien 2uft idaffen, uno cine fletne
l1nsel6idli9feit 6es Dieuers, ber auf
bem 8iiffett cine Slaide umparf unb
BEL Der @elegenbeit einen Teller ;ers
brad, CAB ibm ben millfommenen Qns
laB, ben Mann nit beftisen @orten
anaufabren: n@enn sic ni6t manier<
lid 3u ierpiren periteben, 10 i9eeren
sic iid binaus!"
Sein itrense8 @eiidt trus in iol6en
Momenten aufbrauI uIenoer 0eftisfeit
etnen glusorud, Der ,pirfli9 Sur9t eins
fl6Ben fonnte. Ger Giener ianf fOrn,s
li9 in iid 5ulammen, ober ou9 bic
Rleiue budte ftd unptllfiirlia tuie Elm
ideues G5sel9en unb itarrte nit ansit.
liden sroben Qusea auf ben Batter.
Dteier bereute fcfort, bab er tidb bate
binrelBen lanen. Gs Tag ibu, ia serabe
70 ptel baran, bas 9in6 uidt einsu.
iuaptern, uno er uerlugte iofort tpieber
ein3ulenfen unb iid gu be3ninsen.
n&omm, Genn1en!" iagte er freunb,
lid. n0aB uns bte bummen @e{didten
-MabemoiIelle unb all bas pergei.
len. @oslen mir uns einen apfel tbet'
len, mein 96dter6en? Ou Iollit ibn
mir i6dlen. gu biit ia fol9' elm &C.
l6idtes fleines Mdb9en, unb Detn
alter Yapa III fold elm unseididter
Meni6. Sber millit Ou lieber 8ea'
bons? Sag bod, mas Du u,6dteft?A
rWas Du pillit, papa.A
r0un 70 nebmen MIR Beibes." Gr;
soB tbr @ein in's @tas, mii9te i'm
forsfdltis nit @aiier unb itieb NIT
ibr an. Nber es gelans ibm nidt,
BEN fretnoli9en Glans 3u ueden, ben
er 70 germ ais Gripiberuns ieiner Be.
miibunseu bon ibren 2ippen seb0rt
bdtte. Sie sins freilih nit ibm In
lein arbeits3immer biniiber, tuo er ben
aaffee gu nebmen pfleste, idenfte ibm
elm, bradte Seuer CUR Gisurre, mubte
aber baum nidts NIT iid an3ufansen
unO iaB balb bier, balb bort berum,
bis es su beiberleitiser Grlei9teruns
neun 1lbr i9lus uno bamit bic gtunbe,
in lpelder file setpobnt mar, bem Dater
bic @anse gum aus 3tt rei9en unb 5u
8ett 3u aeben.
6ortiesuns fol9t.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-02-22
2. G apitel.

Ser Oiener leste nod einise 6ols,
ideite in bas perslimmenbe aatnir1
feuer, eut3iinbete bie 2ampe iiber benz
Speiietil9, Der nur stnet @ebede trus,
unb iette iilberne S9alen NIT 8lunen
tnb Srii9ten auf Ste Eaiet. Damn
iparf er einen priifenben Bid iiber bas
@an3e, 3upfte bier nod elm tpenis ONT
Tiidtu9, riidte bort elm @laS 3ure9t
un6 fanb i6liebli9 bic @eiaumtwir>
flung bon idneeigem Damait, i9werem
Silber unb penetianil9en, @las i'm
Gerein nit ben iauften Tarben ber
@brDiautbemen unb benz iatten 8otb
bes Bontet Ganet, ber In 9ei9liffenen
&riiiallfaunen funfelte, 10 nett 3ti
ieiner 3ufrieoenbeit, oaB CT bic Ebir
gum yleben5imuler 6ffnen uno nit
feterli9er Sttmme melSen fonnte:
n9err Dottor, es lit anseri1tet.A
rSaben 9ie Jrdulein Guna bena6s
ridtist?"
r3u 9efebl, ia. Srdulein stnna
tper6en 9lei9 erl9einen.
Der Doftor fam in bas gpeile3ime
mer biniiber unb sins bier NIT auf benz
8iiden perfdrdntten Sdnben ipartenb
ouf unb nie6er, ab unb Su nit seruns
3elter Stirn na6 Der altfran36iii9en
llbr iiber benz Gan1in bltdenb. Das
srobe, beinabe uieredise Gema9 lieb
Ieinen un9e6ulbisen G9ritten ben
tpeiteiten Spielraum. Gs mar einj j96,
mes 3immer, 3ir balben S0be getdfelt
nit Dedensemalben BON berhbmter
aiiuitlerbanb unb buntelsel9nttteu,
altertbiimliden Wl6beln. ghSn se>
forintes Silbersei9irr 3ierte bas maj
iipe Siiffett, einise wertbuolle Sasbs
itiide unb Stillleben ben oberen in
pompejaniidem Hotb sebaltenen Tbeil
Oer Mdnbe. Den GuBboben bedte BET.
nabe in ieiner gan3en GuSbebntus elm
bider SmDrnoteppi6. Sest eublid
idob iid Der 0orbans am auBeriten
Gnoe Oes Raumes Sur Sette, ein
fbwarSbaariser, i6moler Ginbertopi
itedte iid oorii6tis binbur9, ipdbte
foridenb nit unrubieen, bunflen ausen
lumber, baun bui6te bas san5e fleine
9erion6en wte cine fleine @ibedie
binein. 5ulba 6ffuete i9on ben Muub
5u elmer idarfen Rise, benn er mar es
ni9t sewobnt, bab man ibn parten
lteB beiann iid aber uno i9wtes. Gr
bate eS iid gum @eiet sema9t, bies
fem ainbe seseniiber, Der etujieen Grs
inneritns an eine tur3e, tpenis be-
sliifenbe @be, uiemals elm bartes
@crt su fpreden. Wie lebbaft bic
aleine In ibrem fpdbenben, etipas bins
terliitisen 9ineinbui9en ibn eben
ipieSer on ibre Wautter semabnt bate,
beinube unbeimlid! 60 bate bic
| iunQe srau ihn ouh INNER su Ibers
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0rlnnAer.

Wftt bem vgrlau8er" bat bic AOues
star=8raueret etnen 9rmmpf ansses
ipielt, Der ntd3t 50 iiberbieten tit. 9as
8ier bat eitett bDllem, reinen, fetneS'
tue8s nnan8enebnt fiiklidbeu @cs
idmad, ipie bic tnetiten ounflen 8tere.
Gs TIT ans BEN beften Wtals tnb So.
pfes ber8efeIlt un6 bat OaS rt@ttae
alter erreidbt, MN eS als eim 4a8erbter
erfter 8lafie eutpfebIen 81 f6nueu. 9aS
,,Grian8er" BET xOnesG Gtar=8 8rauerei
TIT benz WalSertraft ebeubartt8 umo eS
iuIIte tn tetner Samilte febleu, tuetl es
fiir 5ram umb 6tuber etm Ia bet 9bat
ffdrfenbes unO tabrbafteS 0ennRmtt'
tel ut.
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sesem Cir Ote Ifemiebbeit.

0urd) feline pielen unc fpuncerbaren
8uren bat Salpatipn Sel iIh einen uns
lterbliden Stamen 9emad,t, unb Giele
tonnen fur feline Scilfraft 3en9ntB
able9en. "Sh 9ebrauhte Saloaticn
Del bir Hbeumatismus unb fano es
ein fderes Mittel. sd, gebraudte
nur erei Slalhen unb bin jeBt ppllfcms
men 9efltc. Saloaticn Sel it elm
Segen fur bic leicenoe Menl6beit unb
id1 fpiinfdte ih fCnnte ale 0fbeumas
tisn,us 9eicerbe bapcn in 8enntnis
fesen." Sames s.. .8rDant, Debrubls,
q. 6. Das beriihmte Saloaticn Sel
lit bas bette Eminent UNI @d'merSen
at lttllen, es fpltet nur % .,.ts unb
luter fetner 8ebin9un9 la1e man fd
Gin anceres Wittel aufihwdbeu. Sc
siebt nur elm einsiges ilheres nnb bas
lit Salpation Del.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-02-22
Ausbertauf bon @inter> @dnben.

llm &aum gu i6affen fir uniere
Grhbtabrs Waarsn, bic bereits nad
unb na4 eintreffen, bertaufen nir uns
feren eefammten Borratb BON
% inters9 6uben fur 9erren,
Oamen unb 4inber aum
6 fpreiie eaus. @ir fhbren nur
bic allerbeiten Ssabritate unb baben
bur9 bic bortreffli9e Waare. melde
mir unferen &unbeu lisfern, einen &uf
ertuorben, Der melt itber bic @rensen
Der @tabt unb bes @ountp binaussebt.
Wer 99ub3eug n6tbig bat, lei es
feline Waare fur 8dae, 8eielihaften
&c. ober frdftiee 59ube fur bie @traBe
unb bic Nrbeit, ber fpre6e Bel uns Dor;
mir f6nnen ibm bas ri9tige gu mdBi=
gem Yreiie pertaufeu.
@inberella 6 6ubspaIah.
213 Nlamosplaaa.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-02-22

ielten @ele9eubeit, mir 9iider gu uers
idaffen.
.Qo6 penn man Sbnen einise quite
unb unterbaltenbe 8ii6er brdcbte, tpiire
ben ste lie leien?"
,@enn-ja. 9lber per tbut bas?"
sd wiiroe mir erlauben. Sbnen
sinige gu ididen, penn i'd bd6te, baB
Tie millfommen ndren.
sic ldluo gum eriten Mal, felt iie
bier nit einanoer ipra6en, Die slu9en
9roB ;u ibm auf.
.@alum?"
Gr ipurbe beinabe perlesen unb iab
;u 9oben.
rMeil i'd mid Sbnen seseniiber
unter elmer 8erpfli6tun9 fiible, bic
mid britden miirbe, wenn Sie mir
nidt aui irseno cine @eiie @elesens
belt gdben, Sbnen einen fleinen Gienit
gu leilten.
yOie 8erpflidtuns lit auf unIerer
Seite allein Sd babe nidt erfabren,
luie unb mo sic meinen Gater getroi,
fen buben, ober es itebt feit, baB mir
nod jett nit Gorge auf TIN iparten
lpiiroett wenn Sic i'm uns ni6t beims
gebradt bdtten. llnb fomit leben sic
mobl, baB jeoe fueitere Sreunblidfeit
BON Sbrer Seite uus nur bebriiden
tOnute.
9bre ablpeilenbe 9lrt madte i'm uns
gebuloi9. Gr bate eS freunSlid se>
meint unb mar e8 9emubnt, jebes Gnts
sesenfuminen leinerleits nit iibers
iduanslidem Cant eruibert stt ieben.
gaatiirlid ipollte er ibr feline Oienite
ni6t aufordusen. @as tiimuerte ibn
aud i'm 0runbe bieie berabsefoutmeue
Samilie! Wlit fur5em @ruB ben 9ut
liiftenb, perlieB er bas Saus, b5rte
nod, lpie Tie binter ibm bic Tbiir ipies
Der peridloB, unb elite baftis benz ndd>
ften Grof6fenitanbe ali, NIT Der Gms
pfinbung, feinen Gbeno total perloren
Su baben.
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,0as 2oue . 5tar : yter

ertptrbt fid, beftamOi8 meue Sreuube
iueaem ietneS uuner8letdltb retnem
0eidmatfS unO tue8en ieiner mner.
reid5ten Site. 60 TIT eiu berseraaidens
ber Grant uuo befUmmt aud ams8e.
setdbmet. ieIbft tuemm einmaI ein tuentg
iber oen 9urft 8etruufen tueroem
SulIte.
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s.. s. Meber,
gfl. 211, @ets 5eite alamo Bla3a.
gSeiu gambling mno saloon.

@ewdbltss Eager por3dgli6er @aIis
forniasWeine, bic birett In ben Weiu'
bergen setauft wurbsn. Rotb. uub
@eiBmeine, Nnseliea. BORT, Sberrp
etc. Auf.rdge ban ouBerbalb tuerben
prompt aussefhbrt. 8elepbou fiir
Gtabttunbe 280.
Sm Saloon finbet man feline
Wbisties, Weine. por3hgli9es Bier,
gigarren etc.
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Yerttet6ett

Sis bic &rautbeit burd r.dt,eitia.n
@ebraud, BON Eutt's 9eberpiden, elm
altss unb bswabrtss Seilmittel, oas nit
isoem Gage pOpularsr iuirS. Gs turirt
ieosr 3sit
aupf(4mfpsu,
lauren Wassn, Nalaria, g.rbauunas.
bsidwerben, TRACE 2ebsrthatistsit, Ser,
itOpfuns uno ale &rausbeitsn Der Sale.
1ntt's &eber Yiuem.
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- Der KATY FLYER III burtt.
aus geftibule. aus ben feinifen Cages.
wagen, Chair Cars uab Maqners
Buffet 59lafwageH suIammenseiett.
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N . tia
bes staatss nnb County, Solicitors.

Sen Steuer3ablern wirb hierburb
augeaeist, baB bic Staats. uub @ountp
ad valorem, S6ul. unb GopfsSteuern
fur ba8 Sohr 1896 ieBt fdllis fnb.
Sofe @affiauo,
SteuersHolettor bon 8erar gcuntp.
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Yin gflailofQfeit Qeibenhe !

0erindbt eS NIT ,,Wtalt Nutriue"
nnS Sbr fiaoet bic 8eiuiiaibte Rube !;
iutrtt n I d. berauideno. 4r6partrt
BON ber Mnbeuier 8nids 8retutua
Co., ct. xuuie, @p.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-02-22

= Man beuube ben NJ. X. & T.
FLYER nod Sort Worth, Waco,
Dallas, fanias @iip unb St. 2ouis.
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&erlattat.

So 90 nnb ntebr bamernbeu Verbtemft
pro Gag sarantiren ptr Seeem, Der etHe
Gaeutur fur uuere reueu partcttf@en, retstsfen H.
Biiher hberutmmt. .. 3 o. GtIbernian,
Dep. F q, ct. Baul, RiDS
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9as cole Qoue Star 8ier.

Sm CONNER 8iebt es fein @etrduf,
tueldbeS tn Sem MaRe erfriidt une
ff6rft, iuie elm @laS 2One=S =Star.Sier.
Mber aud, TIM Winter tbut es bic pprs
treffitdffen 0ienfte. GS ift nUtprifd),
bak tuecer Mblsfep nod, gSein ben
MenIdben innerlib aaf Die 9aner er'
ip1rmen, bas thnt nur Bier anb nek'
balb areife man aum SOnes Star, onS
an Site uniibertrcffltd, lit.
s.. ~. Wc0laifter,
Ieuer. unb 8ornabo'
gerfiderung.
Sel. Alb.
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Syaattbies 8rps. Gleiid5er,

Nyaattbies Srns. Gleiid)er,
SO. 5O7 Ofs6omfOa'Gtrab
g1ur bas poraisliGfe &inbs, S&afs
unb Shweinef feii9.
5peaialitdt: Sunges 3albfeii@.
A[le 4rten BON Murf. S9iHten,
3unse. 5@maIs &c.
Sn bemielben 2otaIe befinbet fi@ ein
Sill d. mmS Muferm. 10 art.
$dglib sroBe Nusnabl ton frii@en
Jiiden, Auftern, @ilb. Gefiigel
aler Nrt. Selepbon 399.
8eFeluasen fiir Sleiid unb Slid &C.
nerben In irgenb einem Sbeile Der
Stabt fret abgeliefert.
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Wrfa0e 6pteI.

8elfes SoteI In Der Stabt. 81 per Sag.
100 3immer. ". q. Sbomas, gig'tb.
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YaNa9esBtuette auer Wr'

YaNa9es8tuette auer Wrt
Rad nne bon europa.
Sept if bic 3eit, Sidets 3u tanfen
unb 8ermanbte unb 8etannte aus ber
alien 6eimatb bertberfomnen 80 laRen.
@egen senauer Snformation ,perSs
man ft@ On
@. s. Doamg,
Beneralsp paRasiersagent bet Mauorp
Dampfer 2iHie,
523 gaf 6oufon Strabe, San An'
tonin, Seras.
OffaieQer Ngent fur ole europdi'
i9en Gambfer 2inien.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-01-31
vHr1,r,N,4 hE4l5rER. SUNDAY. JANUARY 81. 1897

vations and distress and even loss of:life
itself. caused by his absolute, abject ana
grinding poverty. 1t was our firST PIC
ture of him and within a few weeks oil
his death the condition was unchanged.
Schubert sleeps near Beethovens and his
monument at Wharing bears this IN
scription: The art of music bpried here
a rich possession. but yet, : far fairer
hopes Franz Schubert lies there. Born
on the 31st of January. 1884, Died on the
18th of November, 1898. STyears old
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-01-31
TIE PHILHARMONIC.

Arthur Metzdorff. who comes to this city
on Tuesday night to assist the Philhar-
harmonic Quartet at its open concert at
Arion Han, was born at Leipzig, in 1864
His father was Royal Solo Violoncellist
i'm the Italian Opera at ST. Petersburg, an
accomplished artist whose achievements
are yet fresh in the memory of those who
heard him. After his fathers death,
young Metzdorf was possessed with a
passion for the instrument his father
had played so magnidcently. He studied
i'm the Leipzig observatory from 1882 to
1855. under Prof. Klengel. who early fur
nished the young aspirant an opportunity
for distinguishing himself. Prof. Klengel
arranged in honor Of Davidorff. congress
Of between sixty and seventy cellists. and
selected Metzdorff to play among other
compositions. the = minor concerto by
Davidof. In 1885 he was prize-man at the
Leipzig Conservatory, being then but
twenty-one years old. His stuC'es at
Leipzig continued for three years, inter-
ruptcd only by trips TO German and Swiss
watering places as sOlOist with n large
orchestra. He was first cellst in the cee-
brated Euterpe Concerts. Coming 40 -lis
country. he played for three years with
that famous quartet, The Detroit Phil
harmonic Club" Theodore Thomas then
secured him for the Chicago Orchestra,
where he won great attention and praise.
This season the Pittsburgh Orchestra
which has an immense and continuing
guarantee fund. drafted n number of the
best players from the Chicago Orchestra,
securing among others Mr.. Metzdorff as
principal cellist. II.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-01-31

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF SECRET So
NHtios 10 call at West Va. Printing CO.,
~ ~ 200 and 1927 Market street. and exam
me our sample OF Secret Society address
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-01-31
EVERY HOME

should be made as pleasant, inviting,
and comfortable as possible. Our stock
of Couches are dreams of comfort. You
see that at glance. Their form makes
them Just right for easy enjoyment, and
their handsome upholstering renders
them very attractive pieces of furni-
ture. They are fine enough to look
costly without being so, low priced
enough TO be cheap without looking so,
while their solid and genuine consruc-
tion makes them the most durable
coucbes now manufactured.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-01-31
Wbrrlin9 Resis}rr

Every customer to the amount of S1.oO
Monday and the coming week Will be able
to get the following bargains: Ivory size
floating Soap, Ic cake; 1000 dozen spool
Cotton, lie spool; Sewing Silk Sc spool.
Whale Bones. &c; Casing &c bolt; Royal
soap, II bars 25c; Fast BLACK seamless
Hose, Sc pair: ! inc Wool Blankets, $50
pair: Chiidren's Union Suits, I0c; Large
Chenille Covers, 29c; Lace Curtains, j 10
pair of kind. at 81 90. 81 10. 81 .9S. worth
U1ubIe: PORTER Curtains, y lbs pair; silk
Waists. SI.9S. worth $500 and 5000;
l!emstitched fSleached sheets, acc; Choice
of nearly 200 fine Coats at $3.50, and hun
dreds OF other bargains.
TH1 LEADER.
1920. 1922, 1924 Main Street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-01-31


The Arion society intend to celebrate
this anniversary on Tuesday, February
9Th. but before that time two big musical
attractions are boCkedj and naturally all
thought of musical enjoyment tends to-
ward these. The Philharmonic Quartets
public concert at Grion hall Tuesday
February ID. and the Orotorio society's
public appearance in the Opera House.
February Attn. Then just two days after
that celebrationfis to occur. will be the
Womans Musical Club concert in the
Opera House, always an immense attrac-
ton. 1t seems pity that all this should
be crowded into such a short space Of
time. and that question has been raised.
but there Was nothing for the Womans
Club to DO. in regard TO date, lnless it
would conflict with a benefit concert Of
Mr. Steihman. one of our townsm Who.
on the 9Th of February gives q farewell
concert in the Opera House here, prcpHra-
tory TO a course Of vocal study II GER
many: and for this reason an open date
rs far off as possible was taken. An
OTHER reason for this crowding. and affect
ing all alike, is the approach cf the ienten
geason. when even Opera House musical
enjoyment, according to many, should
cease. ID.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-01-31
8 PER CENT. PER ANNUM.

On small savings; on weekly pay
ments. This is what the Consolidated
Building, Loan and Trust Company
is paying its members. Does it inter-
est you? If so, call at the Office of the
Company. 1918 Market street, for fur
Their particulars. Stock issued daily.
Open Saturdays to $50 p. m.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-01-31

A Rogers heavy silver plated knife or
fork given by the Wheeling Bakery in
redeeming tin seals. This is the most
superb article ever offered by the Bak-
cry. Every home should have COM
plete set of silver knives and forks.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-01-31
THOUSAND MILE RAILROAD TICK
FITS

The Cleveland, Lorain and Wheeling
Railroad are selling the best inter-
changeable thousand mile book. Con-
suit their agents, or address NJ. G. Car
rel. G. p. A., Cleveland, Ohio, for list Of
railroads accepting c., L. & w. books.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-01-31
The LEADER,
1920 1O22 And 1924 Main STREET.
FEBRUARY
HOUSE CLEANING SALE!!

1874 Cloth BOuce Jackets half and all Satin Lined at $3.50
that have been from ST. SO to $780, your sizes 80 a.
rs Plush Capes plain and embroidered S498 of them sold
atS2OOO
few Asrachan and Fur Capes about Onothud value.
80 Misses and ChIdrens Jackets ono-third price,
r Chdns Cloth Long COa 982 that sad as high as SO
Is last seasons Satin Lined Lined BrOwn Navy and
Black Jackets SOO Some sold as a as $1,000 none $500
20 dozen Wooden Gloves at Onehai price
25 dozen Wool Mtts at one-haI price.
$50 Silk Umbrellas at cost.
Two cases AIEWoO Blankets at cost
Gents sOied Wool and Nerno underwear at hall price,
Cndns RedMade Cloth ana Plaid Cashmere Dresses at cost
Gents and Boys Nackies at cost
One lot 50 cents and so cent at
twenty-five.
Five Cashmere 6auate Ladies' lOc that sOd at Soc
10 dozen White only Ice and 25c piece
One lot soed Towels Napkins Table Cloths at onehai and
One-hid price to close.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-01-31

For sixty cents the Daily Register
will he sent to any address outside Of
the city during the session Of the Leg
islatnre
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-01-31

In Vienna, Austria-A Paper Read
Before h WOman's Musical
Club by President Mrs. Julius
Pollock - Many Musical Enter
tainments to Be Crowded Into the
Coming Week.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-02-13
THREE CUBAN BATTLES.
And the Number of the Slain wa, Less
Than Fifty.

Havana, February 12.-Advicss have
been received here that parry of rebels
made an attack upon the Spanish steam
er Fausto at Media Luna, port near
Manzanilla, when Com. Pom on board
the Spanish gun boat Cuba Espanola,
opened fire upon the rebels, driving
them away. The Espanola retired, but
as the rebels came back after tho gun
boat left and reviewed the attack upon
the steamer. Commander Pom returned
and again opened fire upon them. this
time dispensing them with considers BILE
loss. Pom then proceeded to San Juan
river, where he dispersed party OF
rebels and captured boat.
Three other skirmishes are reported,
one in Havana province where 81 rebels
were killed; another in Pinar del Rio,
eight rebels being killed, and third In
the same province when rivers OF blood
flowed to the extent of three rebels
killed.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-02-13
KNOCKING OUT THE PROPS
Which Support Mate Bram's Hope
For Life.

Second Petition for a New Trial Denied
Evidence Was Not Newly Discovered
Evidence in a Legal Sense.
Boston. February l2.-Bram's last
court holding the alleged newly discov-
cred evidence to be only cumulative.
The alleged new evidence was the re-
suit of experiments on the barkentine
Herbert Fuller regarding views of the
cabin by man at the wheel made at
the Empire stores docks in Brooklyn last
Saturday night.
When Bran WAS ushered into the dock,
he sat down on the settee, leaned far
back in the corner of the settee, placed
his arm over the back of it, and turned
his eyes to the wall. The prisoner bit
his lips, his face twitched, and tears
stood in his eyes all the time. The CON-
trast between the man who sat in the
dock during the trial and the same man
today was most striking.
Judges Colt and Webb took their r'acea
on the bench at II O'Clock, The SIS
ion was given by Judge Colt. The court
held that the evidence offered by the
defence was not newly discovered evil
dence in the legal acceptance of the
term.
The court held, by the exercis sc of rea-
sonable diligen CO, the counsel for the de-
fence could have had the alleged new
evidence for production at the trial
The motion was denied for new trial.
MIR. French said he would except, il
permitted. TO the ruling of the court on
the motion. The court decided to come
in next uesday at II, when the counsel
for the defence will be allowed to file the
reasonssfor their objections to the decis-
ions of the court. The objections will
be noted and new bill of exceptions
may be drawn. The next step then
will be an appeal to the United States
Supreme Court at Washington.
This court will sit up to the last of
May to hear cases argued.