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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-08-02

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VISITING Il 81 Ps1e-stZ-E- TIE
-ilErarlHr q 1.is sl1 pslr-r ls s5-.EIlE--E :
llEs -a1l g Ina -zlr y 1-a-g r=ss-,se1s-
4 Il 70 b. : Q1ss1511 Wbs1hz- 1ts
E.ussiLu D-lzrz1 Il D1f 1tis u1-e s=r-
l-.-1-auH5- 7-.,rr=Fs. 81. and l--ss 5-.sli.l5e &
q fhe tNl Tle {5Hr-az1 press
saue-elF r1n5Huus 11H D5nElsF IE-lE
ilTl aud Ibsz unEtf 50 sgif I1s Ger
ll1E1 farmer.- .sazElsH IllET ne clED1--
~ sor uisEsUres Il sKrl15E American
gir-s51rts Buf l1ars Il sir3oE sTi-
5sDsH maj lrEEnlEs5 capital o-iofrlls
i1s GH--E1 EiErlILr1suf- q II 51es il
uEr congress T'1s 6stsEl q a Eril-
gTf5as tlL d=u1o3s5 ~ i1ls 1El--srs
proves tuI.- Prince Bisuzr-k 4 II
l1s tes1 g bsa-ih zo6 ths GeruE1
E,s1Fls s=au u 1,a sulHrinE Up1'. :
gual and unsVH11f-l sumner.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-08-02
L. N--r7ut. sl--sl-ss

EH- au5 V1-ua--DuW grateful 18EF
H~a H67-r H0rs5's SSrSs- % -IllE-
1snez TT 49, B-i1 : discouraged having
3-.z1 fs-h - med iclDes- DIV il
Ers7 bEz7 I'M -llis u - NJ 1N71 work.
tssssa Il=H 2 1H1 = >FTSE TIzrll1s has power
II =--iet Eu1 --rifF The 6l117 and
make ire vsE s1r-s---this - ETTsri-
snnz ~ L 1-SI = -sa1I.ls-
a1g,E-s ETls are 11s 1eS1 family
-Et .lE-ri BE- E15 liVEr NED 5csDe- Gentle.
~ Il be. s--E
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-08-02

Tbs E1gVE estimate 0-li-s s1Ds
large saiE-Deu-s " o1a-s fr1n ida
riTHr lEo5l-gs- There az Z uu-tsl
q warehouses AlooE thH Willamette
rirsr ths1 hz05l= = uoch gran Z:
sCDs q the rEIlrCsa5z- The warehouses
a S56DsF. y15sgn's La15loE. s. Pzul
AID 01bsr poiuts VII handle IzrEs
quantities q grain ItEG Dzrsr 80 2
railway stzti0n- Al tos grain y 81
zbo1i Pr1spsst Hill seT5n niles
sYuth q salem. gles u warehouses Il
tbs rivHr- The wheat yisld 4 Mar50a
s11u1y this yazr VII eK1ss5 : u[-l51u
bushels En5 tbs ozts cr1p VII x
nearly = uDeh Dore- II TIE sboTe 5E-
ures zrs anywhere nearly c1--=rL
The rains cane 10 lzte u Eirs 1hs
grain ful 5ev5l0pDs.i- Wine 1bsy
give il grgElh, Il E'as TO- tzr along u
stool on pr1ls-ly. Lax q moisture
also prevented t8e baz5s Hing. The
rains ss1T y tns heads b1f 1R#rs Vas
uyt eo01gh moisture = II n EEoy
feds nearly riIe Ih=rs Ers u y sssa
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-08-02
Mt. Angel College

Co@p-sSng ths oo@plsss a1rn1l, scie--ifc,
cl-zz5czl sa,@zclLl and rCsParz,ocy cogrses.
LzngERges tEIght hes. TypeEri-ing. shors-
hG11 and zGSc = speciAlly. We make i 1
poIo, not o1ly - Inpz-T the MS cz-sf1l
l-EE1-ng 70 ths uIn5 b1t also 70 So % TIE
p-1pG 5sF=loq2sni q The body by snoo1ls-
Ing h=Al-At1l outdoor eKcrcise, gzDs and
sP1<Is Of every deslPoo1- By plAGng youT
s11 n TINS lnS-tEoon yoG may rest assured
thEt BE Is vel cared for, away froz the bad
I11ence of the S-rsets zn5 properly 5iracte5
BY An srosllsnt Sal of teachers.
Nn,s fr e1al1gas and Specil terms 70
THE PRINCIPAL.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-08-02
Salem Water Co.
9ohoe City Hall.

Irrigation hours 6 10 a. u. aud 5
70 9 in the evening.
All irrigation bills for r;the summer
VIII be due and payable the LIST OF
July
Street sprinEing through lawn hose
positively prohibited
No deduction for irrigation during
absence unless water Is cut OF the
entire premises,
No allowance made for part Of sea-
son aS more water is needed 70 bring
out q neglected lawn than judiciOuS
use for the entire season.
SALEN WATER Co.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-08-02

Ilhe OsT=EuulEn ASKS lbE gGH frs@
c11nEEs tanker II Oregon Mb-ss hank
shEf ogND without paying 6EE,-,siiofs-
y pLy ~ i s101l5 I1tlu5s Al The
god standard bankers Il IL demand
and Ne E1l sso306 ibs 1n915on-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-08-02
THE LIGHT OF THE WORLD
Or oUR sAyIoR N AT

0A O~A S1h -DA - AN-
Cas- ever SIoo.ooo 70 pu5-ish- Co1sHns
ns1riy 30 tll pigs e1grEylDgs af or SzVlor-
by ths great U1s,srs- Every F6ccETs Is II
p-ocaoe3 fral sa2s fEno1s painting. Ags1S
are taking hen 1h-es 70 rEez-y oC3srS Pa
day. The book Is - heEurif1l th1s when
peoQls sSs Il they van, II. ".FIRST
GLANCE AT The PICTURE BROUGHT
TEARS TO ny NS Szys cDG
Cleared $3.50 hrSt weeks E0Gk With ths
book, SAYS EnotAsE. ~Soos high g-21s
nGn o. Wo21n q goo5 ehzEeh S-Rn5ing
sho1la secuEs the Agsncy here A. oncs, sai1
every e5lsor, '-AS SSoo can soo1 be zaae
taking oE1erS toT T. AlSo a nEn q W10z1
q good sSclEl Posi.ioa eIn sse1Te Posi11a q
Manager q thls Territory, u 6sVuss AZ rheI
1ns faE elPloyiag and arilEng Agents and
euueSpoaiing Nilh thsza- A1aresS fur t-l
pATtic1i1rs A p. 7. ELDER. PlbllsAsT.
as NiohigEl AvSHus. ChioAg0, III. : = IN
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-08-02

n - rs-fr=stfrE - kuUW lalE1 slslt
.6+r1l lf-ice Has ts-aD F:ITlosa t-r
Il "a saiau 2 WEr5- g O-zE0sn- Hs
j. tel1e-au 11s5 EuoKs nov u r-ilDc
- Pgrf7EDd primary win % EiIb-
a..f tggN5sEripss-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-08-02

IL Cea saEi1 As5reEs bEs 5Hsu -
ugFs5 from lae Eresi1e8rE - BrgRl
Cairereiig rLs Il 1r.I-li i1E free o151-
bss- Tiaal g2gli q. pu7 : tisz IN t1s
~ q al s-5gEli5-lr u ,zI.l-l1sIs-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-08-02

A fsE dollars invested DIV Il CIV
ing yOaF ehil5Ten ~ cutting, i u il
Ualy O s91Ds farm for 4 few EssEs.
Elli save doci0r bills The citT Salem
EEs D9t cleaned " LAST spring, sD5
typb0l6 fever and malaria have ben
frsq0sutly eTpsfsenoa5-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-08-02


IzElT s11 szJNl-ElV -ECEs ms he = rs
h1z1z L3zz1a EE-s IN @ u- eEET
EzzI- and e goes 70 0ez = cslZiT E15
fzz--=zslE- Re hzs u5=--1 Eis Ess. ard he
Is El-E-g . ElTE T. n Ordinary EEEzrs-
q EZs he Is plz1Eu3 II E1oEh- WEY.
Ee zzs-zHs cti-z-11ls tEzzt hz -zsz liFe
- E-,lL CEra-=ss1ess ut hez1-h Il rlis
lZs= = WA I'm U111e cEr-lezs-e=
UlElL K il uE i 3 eEe-T mans dry
70 Elres=-Vz Ms hsz--h 70 rhE ElaE AID
% i've a. l-1E A. Ee cEL TIE zcE I'm
czzL @ 2 -lzz's I'm dutT Il he Eu-l6
A M Elo Is weak trEz los of 5esE
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4 IEt Who s10Es Eul MS Eu-ksr
GEES ard EollgU eVes and E-Esr---z
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il-u ne tU-l Gl-lss uf 2 UE1 II ke les
Lszsz LEl-Es 70 On z Is hsczZsS he PFC
it1s lls1Ese 70 hezlrl-1ez-h 70 he He
cz bs cEe1 s1rly and g-acklE ~ TIE
ne uf Dr. F1eTcss Gol1el Ee1lczl Dss-
c1TcrE l1C-sE1ls And rh1-sz11S q
peor,e Lsue tested 70 L1s Es15Srf-l
eLz--s cf il-s -11z- EE-Vei1-s Ele1iEus
IT. Fazc-s g-lzr surk ne Ee-r5rs Cuz-
r11z e1--ze &c., A-F-=zr- l1E 11H aS -
enc rn- E-l sEl r-=ceE1 s-Erl-s q pEy ne
c-Fr Cl u-z-g r-sa CO tar H H1ri1s ulzae1sErT
--zsI--l ass1e-E-i1-. Esz1-ll = \ HF1l 1zz-rr
Ar--ur CA e-rha-s-1 r1szEs. seu1 a. cez-s
c11El isl crE1s t1 a. a. lEs- z11He 1E11sa1<
sa- za-s slass1z---Ll tl2--E
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-08-02

gudrs 4 - E..IluHIl- g T'iss L,l--iaE
r-essideE a rne ll---Ii il-lsilsu &C "a
nszE1llr lsurl4- L - Ti-.Gilsss1 -
u-rz1fzs 1ne rsHuEE
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-08-02

II - gratifying - kBgE thai EuEn-
De- HsEmzDu has Z ts5ErEl Egp1lUI-
Ds.i II ALASKA Al lbs hermann 4.
male and female. Vii have places
uooer NeKlElsy- Those arriving q
axe vii hBTs places provided None
stall 5s Il Used.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-08-02

rs1l 1l-llff- C'hE-Hr1sr and nrruuIIDl'-
5a1iur ~ lrnuHr .uluz1 - Uuch -
suzI IuE-Eius and H1T1E-HTIl'T ctfsE7
,,-iuEs- WsE-s 1lrfnr 20 3 rlssrI Hr
and 81 tssrlus 1p lr.lsk Hs y vss were r'If
s.r,r e. rsa u11 1f T.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-08-02

THs nsiIaur -eEisfu h Ir-Lsli-'-l-i-ssl
via Ibs ana sslEs lE a1sE EylE8ias-
E1sa yfslghe az EErTlso mu-s ED1lI
grsaa51E Elss-s uhln Bt-G1 lhs lI-I-
uuu-lz-i.fL
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-08-02

Ihe unsuccessful merchant sits
down and does not advertise, relies on
people coming TO him and asking him
what he has and, when they nnd IL,
are required to pay forty to afty per
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-08-02

Wine ~ lasi- Ezy 10 The cir-as
.11a u.nHr 5BT slDe parties IEoLlE=c
II Z b--sa -B.s ED5 Z w0DED Ma
1blCWu C-- E01 seriously hur1 oszf
Es1Esua-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-08-02

TBs 1rBs Interpretation g fhEl -
ruEEr tE-En1 C sLEtesrIEIlsr-T kn1VD
a. Cl-aEuI E.HDl1jEzClsU ElsE1E Al
C-lhs sE lie VIA EIIlI9 t1-Ita1ls --e
A rEsE1ilnss.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-08-02

wm- J B-FEn and Ms B-FEo E-e
ss1jogfnr EelnE.slstBs PAX BE q
-ssnsin o. make 1,.ll5sll speeches
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-08-02

spuss1 Eiu-ur1H " ms sB5 iuEls-
The mBaarr .mI1r-E.t tx l-isEa diss uir
reEEIE
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-08-02

~ r8ursa- InHrE VI y d lig3lg
permitted z y s1l5 IL Alaska LudE'
l,be Erkf1l5el e. lllli-,l--Ell-sIl- --i IL
Ok 1nsas-i1iss 1az1 al F-sIs ~ - 1T
II sacsh > WI gJzulrT-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-08-02

r-asn bss5s. lDH resgl1 q late Sl0rils
stirred tT -tiH rE rs These Wfll nCf
rz-,H- Fr -f1tir. a15 Rhsn threshs5 VII
S-l1U : s.-u- Ee- kernels
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-08-02

Fr Ebs EllrT &C i.zuC ssrIss1 ~ -
publican officials FgE lsaT = n
Esri-r1 g. Q tu lfu1 ~ lEEss
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-08-02
IE WHEAT TRIP
s1nz Eszirnz-=s . 1n= C-77 z Rz-l7-
Euu-I-r

C1UT
EcA lIDsT K Fr1sL -Ins :, VsrI11
C-Ezu 3sElars- w CT,a-Eie 1WaiVs a.
1srHLI Vll-snIlsas AZ ~ ina Er8-
Tl-islI,rs 1f Ihs SilFa-I-n u-lls. sEpH-1
u hEu1lE Z large ED1U-I e Eroin
Itls ssRs11- NJ EeAt1uer- H11 hzs
nR5 sKj5s experience u h-u5linE
-L1l gives I1H f-LJJwInE. figures and
IlBeas i - 3 ,--l-l===-1Gi W ~ iulE1s q
ina EbsE- --1T Nv . u lErres1H5
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-08-02

FOR SALk-Ne kEEs ~ Ec-s orchGz5 N
fzll bexrllg and N high s-1se q czlsirzriu1.
Close % postosins E1i AZ mllss froa Salsn.
VII selI cheap. In5lEs q HEnsez 4 Lzn-
a11, Slsh and aooE E--f1gy. SGlsa- IS Il
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-08-02

The VIZ 1o ia.8s uD suism e 81
rusts sa.is ss,vr fsaler l,lnns nsu-iEH1-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-08-02
THREE ROUTES EAST
1925 miles.
lO47 minutes

he uorl5's r=sar3 iar lE.E-
1s-Eocs tEz rEnEns-hsl5 :
y ae BuEnzcan Ru,u-s
February Z. : sp@clL --Zln
cFs- ~ Ines male rhs IN
t-11 Chicago ID De1vs-z
dls-znos q Io2s uZlss-ia rbs
III U1p-sc45zn1e5 the Of y
III h1-rs and - EnE-=S. Al
l5E1ng fr s11rS, thss H1-uL
ru11ng CzS vas l. nouE
and = Z1Eses- En3 ra- EE=r-
age rz-s a fSPes3 50. Wls
n huu.
Wu,s Il booke1 telling
h5E IN EEs zE5e Wrz,c
ass flr l1fa-1z-511 1b1-r
rE-zs E15 -Elz se-F5ot va .hs
b1rEag-11 ko1-- - Omaha
Kansas CRY, s. Ions Chi-
czgo and al a-hsr So1-beru
En1 EEsrsrl cl-eS-
I-ree ro1.eS easc-TlR bll-
E1sS -. Pal and DSuFe-
4 {. SHAIDON., c. A.
Portland. Or
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-08-02

Max ssiau a l.aas- l,ums nlHrssl-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-08-02

A KNOCK DOWN n 1-Ses aba1 haze
1h=- Il s. In f1-- NV s0a,=s- IF4 --=-- s1n-s
En5 Euk A Z Rzlz-5. Is3 >-zs s-ea-
Szl@r --HN =
WANTD-HEt E-z5s Won1 u goo5
-nU--n s-E111ng Wing = 1sEn u BUSHES.
3s1 = HI rs NE1aEs- En5 C1r-zs-s1r 3su-
h=-E5 s1lE-y $9oo- En-i3sz sslf-L55--ss=5
s-EuV=i srFsl1-- % A 7 ELDEE, Es1=-L
AEuAge-s rz-z DAILY I1uuIl - III
MRS N 2 SCOTT T--Sc=o.Z-z-ia= an
-y-sez--s-s -om 2 1F= Lz35 4 81st 3
1z-E lr11-r E-EaL - Al clE=ses of WIZ
WANTED-I FRIGHT ANO FAITHFUL
E=1=Dz II aA5l=s - rrEvel f-r responsible
=s-La-s.la5 h1css = Orsg1-- Ean1iy So
an ez-'sns=z. PoSon EE25y- Rsissucs
En3as- s-f-A35-=zss5 s-EuFrs5 arF=lcp=
L'hs D11--Hi1- Company. D'=qc 4. Chi-Ego-
--5o-,E
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-08-02
!
SEE D. =. BENTLEY

u III WIZ - u1F= II WIZ : Lad u E1.y
En5 aErlE5 n VIZ : lua5 q r1Euu-s- 5.--
sE11 ~ E-EFe-. - csnsu-, Eni=, hz- rlEsle-,
1CI-E &c ssve- -U-z. So .. :. Bender, csr-
IL q Pm: E15 Chs-tks-x Ez-=ecs q ing
- tsl=rih1as >. Als3 Eo15 En5 c1L N
hE-l1s Z; 81 -1ss- C,-5sa F-5u,-f11y E-=n5=5
II
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-08-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

ADIE-I make hg wages a. ha1s Eo5
VIII A. = hzTz IL EEzs 0rPo-EEry- In.
y 1cE iE F=-T pleasant and WI EASILY pEy
SIS weekly. Tins L 10 5scep1n- lEE1,
p, @1nsy En5 WI glE5ly sso5 fEl pEqarE
lZ-E . Al s=n5znE scHl. Mss ~. A Scs1-
h--z. LErz1rs. Me- q =.
WANTD.-A ars- clazs 5rssr.-E haCz. an
5lggy. EsgE-s of {. Mast, 9 High
s-esL TS1s-f
FOR sALE-A Jszy CIV. Al ha-EEin
ben fresh EboUI Lh-es weeks Elgz-s n
! 0. Halls SS1A aLl-1 $3.50
HON Is THIS-I9o3 XIX EEa cit
s-Fsl1-es viii you GE7= D5 E56-ess
p-n,si N th- ea1=r iE a1ly saga Cn-
7Fer, ths Er.n,sE- - Il
WANTED-HieA g-z5s uEn of god eh.u-rh
s-zu5i1E Wing - lean oE h2x1ez thsr q
Az As Manage zn5 c1rssp,oo5z-t hsrs-
zlLLry SOC. Enrlls= sslf-G55T=sss5 s-L-pe5
=uFel1Ess u A Z El5sI, Cs1=-L MEaISsz,
ere DAILY lO1-nhl SIN
FTR SAIE-Be1z-ifL r=siasaus p-o1szrT
s5-A 6rE--clEss =21E@s.E- Ing-IE a IS
Fo=sssu-h s-ree-s S-le1, O-eg1o- 7I6d
rLA SALE AELAE--1s-y yo-r pants Boz
* Why hl1az2g- F1s h=Althy plEnrs
Er1z cezE -. Also 81 6gEsr& ]. K
PE-Tzn's gTse1h5Gst, a. tas en- q El-Sric c1r
Eos. S11th S<lsz- - Dk v IEf
FOR SALE OK RNT.-4o Hzs, zllss
Eu1 Szl=2 On gravel rold. > acres bocloz
lzni sse5s3 % grass, Ei-h sczuGy timber,
10 acres GplEn5. with good h91ss, hz-1 And
mix h11ss, Ac-es bearing yo11g ucchz-i,
l1z5ed Wlth EEr, al vel fzocsd, snail
s-ezz ru1ning sE-EE, Uile - school
Loo o1r1s tlg II s-G@qHgS =. be had n ~
esza Per o1ras. CAL O. NTi-z q. NJ Pear
@lns, , n-les n1rlh q csy On dvz r1l5
A.zuoa co1Hly- n, ri
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-08-02
!. s. FREEBTRGER
NEW MARKET.

SIZE S--==-- n=a- rE5l-1zs-E F-ezisssr zn5
heE meats Ny EI--a1s sry keep lbe tez
1s=IE n c-Ez Il
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-08-02

WANDA =z cl1z 5zT1g h1Css Ea5
5aEgy. EagE-s of {. Mast, 9 High
E-==L 1881
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-08-02

F1R SALE-Bs1zItul rzzi3snSs properly
E1-A GrE--clEzs Z11E3szE. ln1ETs a -
F---------.h s-rs-s,' So. O-sp1u -ISf
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-11-26
BRIDGEPORT.

Early yesterday morning three I'M
known men made an unsuccessful at
tempt at highway robbery in West
Bridgeport. Their intended victim was
Emil Esteivedor, of Aetnaville. He had
been playing for dance at Mentz' S
Hall, and when it broke up early yes
terday morning he received his ply and
started to walk home. He had not
gone far when he noticed three men in
front of him, acting in a suspicious
manner, and hearing one of them make
the remark, Let him come up" turned
and fled to the home of ]. Debache, near
by. The would-be robbers pursued him
a short distance and gave up the chase
The union Thanksgiving service held
yesterday morning, in the West End NJ.
E. Church, was we'll attended. Rev. J..
A. Donahey delivered an excellent and
appropriate sermon. The dinner that
followed was well patronized and quite
a neat sum was realized from it.
John L. Sullivan will be the guest
Of John R. Murphy. at the Opera House
Saloon, Bridgeport. this afternoon be-
tween the hours Of 8 and o'clock
All are invited to call and see the cele-
brated guest.
William Moore is home from several
weeks visit in Alabama.
Last evening. at the home of Benja-
min Morgan his daughter, Miss Katie,
was united in marriage to Mr.. John
Trick, a popular and well-known mill
man.
Park Alexander was at Pittsburg yes
terday, where he played with the Wash
ington-Je6erson foot bali team
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-11-26
klIIIE||51l3

which died Wednesday night, will be
buried in Rose Hill cemetery Friday af-
ternoon.
John l.. Sullivan will be the guest
of John R. Murphy, at the Opera House
Saloon, Bridgeport, this afternoon be-
tween the hours of 8. and 5 o'clock.
All are invited to call and seq the cele-
brated guest.
Miss Inez Blackburn, student at
Bethany College. spent Thanksgiving
with her parents in the Fifth ward.
About twenty-five of the Bellaire
teachers will attend the Eastern Ohio
Teachers Association meeting at Steu-
benvilia this week. Special rates were
secured.
John Cook, who has been working at
Bradysville, Pa, for some months, is
spending few Gays with friends in
this city.
meeting was held last night to or
ganize Sons OF Veterans camp.
Mr.. Martin Manicn, a B. & 0. brake
man, residing at Chicago Junction, O.,
is home spending few days with rela-
tives in this city.
Miss Kate Bratton, of Bridgeport,
and Miss Sadie McKisson, of Morris
town, are visiting friends in the city.
Wilbur Alther, of Bellaire, is visiting
friends in GAINESVILLE this week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-11-26

The organs of the City Hall ring
have all their mud batteries now di-
rected against the Register. These in
terested organs, if they ever could
have been accused of using argument,
are certainly free from any such impu-
tation now. Their main hold is accus-
ing the Register of the very practices
of which they, themselves, alone have
been guilty. They have lodged and
evaded argument and have meanly,
and with deliberate falsehood, i'm
pugned the motives Of the Register
and those connected with it, until,
driven into a corner and recognizing
that defeat awaits them, they can do
nothing but throw mud, mud, mud,
until their own splashings have GOV.
cred them from head to foot.
Truly, it is wretched spectacle
these venal sheets present. The peo-
pie will defeat the refunding scheme
tomorrow and it will take these or
gans a long time to get themselves in
such shape that they will be present
able to the decent public.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-11-26
"EVENTS" FOR NOVEMBER.

The third number of this excellent
local Magazine-that for November-is
out, and shows marked improvement
upon the previous numbers. Notable
is the increase in size, the copy now
under discussion containing over eighty
pages. The frontispiece is a splendid
photo of Miss Mamie d. Grub, daugh-
ter of eX-Mayor Jacob w. Grubb.
There is also a life-like portrait of
that genial fellow citizen, Julius Pol
lock, 1.-The Players are grouped in an
attractive manner, and Miss Nichols
is pictured as the graceful equestrienne
she undoubtedly is. OF the literary
articles Judge G. l.. Cranmer contrib
utes a valuable paper upon EARLY
Sports in Wheeling" Col. Robert
White writes of My Best Fee" while
Gilbert, Idler, Nella, Daphne, Enthus-
last, and some other nom-de-plumes
have excellent contributions. And by
the way, a fair criticism of Events"
would be that there is just a shade too
much of obscurity abount the
authorship of articles. If the
article is good-and "Eevents" ar
to know the author. That is what hap
pens WIFI OlAeT magazines, ana the
magazine reading public is used to
knowing who it is that writes some
thing pleasing or instructive. The de-
partments have been enlarged-and i'm
proved. Miss Dee Pollack covers
Music" and Society" more than we'll,
the Editors Chat and Chat About
Books are we'll prepared. and the de-
partment of correspondence gives us
something more than a passing glimpse
of some surrounding social centres.
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error was obvious. We will take coca
sion to repeat here, that, while the
law says these charges and others OF g
similar nature may" be paid out OF
the contingent funL-which Governor
Atkinson construes to mean that It
is optional with him whether he
sshall" or not SO pay themrthe law
specifies no other fund out OF which
he may" pay them, for there is no
other fund out of which the Governor
CAN pay them. For the Governor is
directed to pay these charges, and the
contingent fund is the only fund upon
which the Governor is warranted to
draw
Governor Atkinson's astounding re-
ported statement before the matter
was 'amicably settled" with the Audi
tor, that if the Auditor would not pay
these charges out of the fund for
criminal charges he would issue no
more requisition papers, was the most
monstrous ever made by the Governor
of any American State, for it would
simply mean the opening wide of the
door to crime in West Virginia.
By the way, what was the "amicablc
settlement" reached between the Gov
ernor and the Auditor on the point at
issue between them? And how are
these charges to be paid, if the
Governors contingent fund of $4,000
is already exhausted?
And, furthermore, what has become
of this fund? Governor Atkinson
was allowed $4,000 more than his pre-
decessor in this fund.
The people would like to have the
lights turned on.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-11-26
THIEVES ABROAD.
Two Places in Bellaire Broken Into
Early Yesterday Morning---Nothing
of Value Taken..-An Exciting Foot
Ball Game...Other Bellaire News

Thieves broke into the coal Office OF
Israel Pelly, in the Third ward, and
Morgan & Gorrelfs, on Noble street,
some time early yesterday morning.
They secured nothing Of value and left
after tearing things loose inside. At
Pelly's they broke open the front door
and took only a package of writing
paper which was left behind at the sec
ond place they visited. At Morgan &
Gorrell's they gained an entrance by
breaking through plate glass window
and took some stamps and couple OF
daters. They tried to get in the safe,
which was unlocked. and instead OF
opening it succeeded in locking it.
The foot ball game between the
Ritchies, of South Wheeling, and the
Buckeyes was very exciting yesterday.
1t resulted in a victory for the Buck
eyes by a scorce of to 0. A player
by the name of Johnson, of the Buck
eyes, was badly hurt by being kicked
in the back of the neck and was car
ried from the field. About 1000 peo-
pie witnessed the game.
Charles Metz, Of Wheeling, was in
the city yesterday.
Jack" Faust, business manager Of
the "City Sports" company, is register
ed at the Globe.
Charles Bippus, Martin Schick and
Will LaRouch were out hunting yester-
day.
The usual Thanksgiving services
were held at the st. Johns Catholic
Church yesterday. Rev. David Thomp-
son, of Steubenville, delivered a lecture
at that edifice last night. Subject,
American Citizenship
VIM. Lobenstein, of Wheeling, at
tended the K. of p banquet last night
The Uniformed Rank, Knights Of
Pythias gave a banquet at Armory
Hall last night. About thirty-five cou-
pie were present and an enjoyable time
was had.
Mrs. O'Neil, mother Of Michael
O'Neil. of the police force, is quite sick.
J. B. Watt, proprietor of the Globe
Hotel, has covered the floor Of his office
with new linoleum.
Miss Allie Glass, of GAINESVILLE, is
visiting relatives in the Fourth ward.
Miss Minnie Barker, of Martins
Ferry, is spending few days with
friends in this city.
Miss Theresa Lentz, a teacher In the
public tchools, is spending few days
| 1t her home in Lloydsville.
The >hild Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. May.
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DIED.

SCARRY-On Wednesday. November
oath, 1897, at his residence, corner Alley e
and Twentyhfth street, Patrick Scarry.
Funeral services Friday morning at $50
O'Clock from No 2402 Jacob street. Re
QUEEN mass at ST. Josephs Cathedral at
| 8 O'Clock. Interment at Mt. Calvary GEM
etery. Friends of the family invited TO
attend.
| Tuesday November 23rd, 1897. of mem
braneous Group, Georgiana daughter of
William and Lizzie Happy, aged 2 years,
| S months and days.
Interment private at Greenwood ceme-
terry.
/ woLvINGToN-;At oMcKeseasport, Pa,
Tuesday. November Esd, 1897. at one
and Elizabeth Wolvngton, aged "a years.
Funeral from residence of his parents,
No. 80 Thirty-third street. Friday. Novem-
Der 26th,, at 2 o'clock p. M Interment
private at Greenwood cemetery.
THEIsS.,on, Wednesday morning, No
vember oath. 1887 at 12:G5 o'clock Mary
j.. beloved wife OF Charles Thesis, in her
seth year.
Funeral services at family residence,
Sixteenth street. on Thursday afternoon
| at o'clock. Friends of family respect
fully invited to attend. Interment at Pc
| ninsula cemetery.
| HANKEY-Sunday, November 21st. 1897,
at $40 o'clock p. m, at his late residence,
no. 500 McColloch street, Charles w. Han
key, in his 62d year.
Funeral services Thursday afternoon at
2:30 o'clock. Friends of the family re-
specially invited to attend. Interment at
Peninsula cemetery.