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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-06-08
cOOD TNVFSTNFNT

Can any man, woman or child make
q better paying or safer investment than
TO take stock in the Union Building
Association No. 2. which starts to-mor-
row evening. This is home company
with all the modern Improvements, and
is managed by the same gentlemen who
were at the head of the Union which
paid its stockholders at the rate of ten
per cent per annum. Let the wage
worker figure out what he pays for
rent during his lifetime, what he
wastes on trihes and luXuries that he
could do without. and then go to the
meeting on Monday evening. Twenty
five cents a week will carry share.
This association will occupy room 4,
Exchange Bank Building, corner Main
and Twelfth streets.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-06-08

No house in America can beat us in
quality and price of fine Diamonds.
We buy right and sell right.
DILLON. WHEAT & HANCHER CO..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-06-08

Hartford Bicycles $4,000 and
Columbias 800.
DILLON. WHEAT & HANCHIt ly
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-06-08

We have Bicycles from $4,000 to
500 each.
DILLON. WHEAT & HANCHER co.
The Lamar register., 1897-01-16
The Best Way to Advertise Colorado.

Eastern and foreign capitalists who
contemplate placing their money in
western states in 1897, will not do so
without first ascertaining what I'D.
vancement these states have made
during 1886. The New Years Edi-
tion of THE DENVER REPUBLI-
CAN to be issne January ist, 1897,
viii tell the whole story for Colorado.
The Centennial State will make a
better showing than any Of her sis
ters, and the story as ii will be told
in the New Years edition of the
Denver Republican. will. as bereto-
fore, be authentic and perfectly reli.
able. No more effective way Of
advertising Colorado throughout the
United States and all Europe could
be devised than for every loyal citi-
zen of the state TO send from ten to
fifty copies of The Denver Republi
cans New Years edition to his east.
ern and foreign friends and ac,luain-
tances.
This edition VIII be mailed direct
from the office of publication for
FIVE CENTS PER COPY. Send
in list of names at once to The
Denver Republican, Denver, Colo
Iado-
The Lamar register., 1897-01-16
How us Done In Boston.

He was a stranger in Boston. You
could it from the cautious manner
with which he picked his way down
Sumner avenue.
1t was evening. A stranger ap
preached the cyclist.
''Sir,n said he, s'your beacon has
ceased its function
"Sirs.
Your illuminator, say, is
shrouded in unmititigatea oblivion.
Really, hut / don't quite -
1.-The effnlgence Of your radiator
has evanesced-
My dear fellow. T. -
THE .ransversal ether oscillations
in your incandenser have peen dis
continued
just then an unsophisticated little
newsboy-a rara avis in the Hub
shouted achsss the way,
-'Hcy misterl yer lamp is out, -
Judge.
The Lamar register., 1897-01-16
HIs LOGIC.

Northern man lin Arknnsasl If
you are doing SO poorly here now,
why don't you purchase some more
lands
Native-It would be right smart
trick, wouldn't it now, for me to git
more land when I'm Jest about
starvin' to death on ten acres now.
Exchange.
The Lamar register., 1897-01-16
DIDN'T COVER THE GROUND.
Good Reason for Stopping News
paper Subscription.

Il reckon I'll have to quit a-sub-
scribin to yer paper, editor, so jest
scratch my name OF and we'n call it
event.
"why, what's the matters Don't
its politics suit YOU
.-oh, yes
''You like its editorials s''
..Fust classr'
..And its news features g
mo fault TO find with 'emr'
Then, my dear sir, whats your
reason for quittinggn
well, hits holiday times. You
know, and the gals air putting
their hair up in papers-curling il
fer Christmas, as il were, and seeing
that thar is Is OF 'em, all told, yer
journal amt big enough ter go round.
What they needs now is one Of these
here Sunday papers with red sup.
plement throwed in. y Atlanta Con
stitution.
The Lamar register., 1897-01-16
ST. Louis Globe Democrat

aud tbs - The nnanImuus verdict
Of its more than half a nrilIioa
readers, IL Is beyond all com
parison. tho biEgrs, l4si and
cheapest National nsxs and family
journal rshlisbcd in America IL
Is strictly Republican IN
politics, hut ii rs above MI a
newspaper, aud gives all the
news prarHFaly, accurately and
irBputiaIly It is indispens-
able 10 The FNrrncr. Merchant or
PrufesTional man who aesires To
keep ihorunghly posted, bui hns
Bo4 the time To READ : large DAILY
PsPVr, WhRe lis grra rhrisly Of
ven selected reading rbniter makes
il an invaluable, Home and
Family Paper.
The Lamar register., 1897-01-16

Writes regular subscriber, Who
has read Il for Inany year.. ot the
Twice-a-week isSpe Of the
The Lamar register., 1897-01-16

TWO PAPERS EVERY WEEK
EIGHT PAGES FtcH TUESDAY AND ERtnJ
ONE DOLLAR FOR ONE rEAR
SAMPLE COPIES FREE.
The Lamar register., 1897-01-16

GLOBE PRINTING CO.
ST. LOUIS. 40.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-19
WILL 90 TO SPAIN.
Gen. woodford Refuses 10 Speak Of
the AdIninistrRsfon's Policy.


Gen. woodford Refuses 10 Speak of
the Administrative Policy.
New YORK, June 19.-Gen. Stewart
l.. W0odiuru, who has baen appointe1
minister to Spain by President Me-
Kinley, has returned TO his Brooklyn
home from Washington. On all rub
ects relating to the adminislratio .
policy in Spain and Cuban affairs
Gen. Woodioru, when questioned by d
reporter, courteously but positively ue.
clined TO speak. He readily told Of
his plans, however, and Of his persons II
feelings regarding his appointment.
He now expects to leave TINS country
hr Madrid about July 20. He said:
~ was uot a candidate for the place
and the honor came rs u complete sur.
price to roe.
81 shall accept the mission and go
10 Spain just as / went to the war
because CONSIDER 1t my duty to do So.
do not want to 20, but there Ia u gap
there which was called upon to Hi,
and j considereI 1t my duty to do
what was askei OF me, although 1t
will be at personal sacrifice"
Gen. Woodi0rd will! return 10 WASH
ington before the end OF this month
and will remain there about one
week, confcrring with the President
ana the Hectary OF state.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-19

New York, June l9.-Tbe board OF
managers ol the joint traffic assuoia.
ton has rendered an important
opinion fft citing the rates OF sbipme It
OF refined cott0nseed oil. Heretofore
many shippers have bought the CRUDE
oil and had II refined at Uome point In
transit, thereby securing considerable
advantage in freight rates. Hereafter,
according to the decision OF the board )
OF managers. all shipments of cotton.
seed oil or It's products which have
been refined or converted nj inter
mediate points in uapsit, shall to
charged 81 che full local rates duly
established for such traffi, from such
intermediate points TO nnal uestiua.
tons.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-19
HAWAIIAN ANNEXATION.
Senator Perkins Doubtful as 10 The
Wisdom of II.
Wouid Not Make u convenient Coal.
ing station Would Bather Pu-.
chase British Columbia.

NEW YORK, June ia dispatch
To the WorlI from Washington says:
Senator Perkins, Republican OF
California, is strongly disposed to join
his Democratic colleague, Senator
White, In opposition 60 the proposed
annexation OF Hawaii.
~ am familiar with tne islands, !"
said he, Sand / am very doubtful as to
the wisdom OF this policy. There ia
one point of some moment, "oontinued
Mr.. Perkins, "that l have not yet
seen touched upon. Within the last
year or two there have been large
the Clyde for the Hawaiian trade.
They fly the Hawaiian flag, but are
English vessels. Under the proposed
treaty those ships would naturally be.
come entitled to American registry,
Tor they would come In with the
Islands.
"There Is nothing In the treaty to
prevent them rom coming In, nor to
prevent the Euglishmen from build
iDg morelvessels in cipation OF an
nexntion aud claiming American reg.
istry for all OF Them. In that case they
would probably coon take away all OF
our coastwise trade anu render idle for
some years cur American ship yards.
"There Is another aud perhaps more
important question involved. Tn Q
annexation OF Hawaii would, It seem 8
TO me, utterly ruin the beet sugar In.
dustry that IL now beginning 10 as-
sumo considerable proportions In CALI
I fornia and other parts OF the West
With coolie labor the Hawniians Ca %
produce sugar aid refine II Tor 2 cents
pound. Beet sugar costs anywhere
from 81 to cents n pound to produce,
and We could not compete. Then,
too, the planters Of Hawaii have n
trust Just as radical as the sugar trust;
and IL would not be- long before the
two joined lorces and had the whole
country At their mercy. n
81 shall not sci up my personal
Views against those OF the majority OF
the people, but em lar from being an
enthusiastic gnBexationist. The ides
that we need Hawaii as a coaling
station 10 foolish because ships going
from San Francisco 10 Japan or China
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-19
CELEBRATION In NEW YORK
United. British Societies Honor The
Queens Jubilee.
Special Services I'm the Churches
Anniversary of tho Engifsh
Discovery of America

NEW York, June l9.-The celebra.
tion OF Queen Victoria's jubilee In
md about New York will be begun
this morning by the United British
societies at Ambrose PARK, South
Brooklyn and for four days many Sc
cieties, organisations and associations
will hold exercises fitting the grand
anniversary. AT 10 O'Clock this morL-
ing at Ambrose Park there will be
parsde Of all the societies interested.
Besides the Ulcers OF the socities ana
who Will take conspicuous part In the
events OF the day there Will be In line
the sons Of st. GeorRe, New York Gale
DOMAIN oiub, N W York Scottish
GAELIC society. Nsw York 5cotti,h
society, New YORK Celtic society, anu
the order OF Scottish clane. The COM
mittee on ARRANGEMENTS under the
direction OF the honorary president OF
the queen's jubilee celebration com.
millee. Percy SaDdersop, consul gene
raj Tor Great Britain, has provided u
program Of sports and races, Including
an international football match, blcy-
Gle races ana tug OF war, which
prizes will DO distributed In the even
ing. The money remaining alter
paying expenses will form the nucleus
Of u fund 10 found home for aged
AID INDECENT British Americas.
Special services will be heli at Trir-
ity church tomorrow, when the Rev.
DR.. d. Parker will preach the sermon.
Both morning aud evening tomorrow
special services will be held In the
church o ST. John the Evangelist, at
go West ITO street, In honor OF Victo-
Iia's accession, coincideDt with the
four huadredth anuiversrry OF tho
English discovery OF America by
CABOT. The memorial window pre-.
.ented to the church through 81.
Georges society anu Sons oiSt. George
will BIZ unveiled at the morning ser-
vice. On every ship whore fliss the
British flag there VIII DO special ser
Vices tomorrow, aud baIquels with
appropriate cersmonies on Iuesday
when the celebration Is being held In
London. aIaa lts
The Canadian society OF New York
will have banquet and reception ut
the Windsor holel on Monday even.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-19
spANIsm SOLDIERS.
Parents Pay Large su'ns 10 Redeem
Their sons PROM service.

New YORK, June 10 "A dispatch
to the Journul from Havana ssyI:
"a Madrid dispatch ssys since
January 1, last, SS,lO0,000 has been
paid Into the government treasury by
Spanish PARENTS redeemlng their sons
from military service, IN Cuba and
the Philippines. THIS money 1t 10
announced has been turned over to
the navy department to meet the ex.
penses OF increasing the navy, In
Havana It was reported thai orders
hal been given to transform twenty
OF the best ve-sels OF tins traus-A tlantic
line into armed cruisers for immediate
service In West Indian waters IN view
vi tue strained relatio 3 exIstiug with
the United States. At the arsenal "a
double force il working both Jay cad
night and new torpejoes are being
laid at the entrances to ali Cuban
ports Of importa From Banes
comes word that n government vessel
was sunk at the entrances TO the
harbor during the last bonbardment
by a shell from Rololi's rebels and bal
leries upon shore, thus closing the
port altogether 10 future navigation.
In al Iitipn To Weyler i3Danish troops
OF the Guinness garrison have asked
permission to gvie hRIi OF their daily
ration to starving Cuban women ana
children"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-19

ing. for who oh mOst elaborate PREF ara
lions have been made. Lending
prominent membeis have been in
vitsd.
Toe British Amei icsns OF Summit
organized themselves into q society
one week ago today under the NAM Of
British American 3 ,ciety OF SUNNI
and Vicinity for the purpose OF csle.
brnting the Jubilee. A banquet to be
followed by speeches and music will
he given by the sooirty at Hotel Sher.
wood on Tuesday evening.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-19

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Juse 1.-Two
huui x pigeons were liberated III Kan
sas CITY which are expected to make
the longest carrier pigeon light GU
recoru--from KaDsns CITY " MO It.
pelier, Vermont.
The pigeons were brought here by
Chester Palmer, a carrier pigeon
fancier Of Cincinnati. to whom they
had ueeu shipped IRON their cote H.
Vermont. Palmer immediately lett
tor Dallas, Texas, where he will tibet
ate another pair OF Dirds. The cote oi
this pair rs ut Vail araiso, Ind, and
hey viii start on tneir journey on
Sunday evening nexl.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-19

QUINCY. ILL.,, June 1.-two farmers
were kiiisd by Lightning near Taylor
station, Mo-, today. They are James
IL. Smith and Samuel II. Hickman.
Hickman was In the barn; Smith went
to Call him TO breakfast. A bolt OF light
ming strucg and killed Smith a. the
ssabie door. The same fash fred the
barn anu II wss burned. Hickman W as
roasted to a crisp and two mules anu
three horses were destroyed. While
the .barn was burning Mis-. Smith and
children rusDed out and pulled the
body Of Smith from the flames.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-19

VICTORIA, b. o., June ]9.-The
Nsrtnern Pacific steamer Braemer
prings news that the Chinese rebels In
Formosa are preparing for second
attack upon Iaipan, the capital 81
Formosa. The government authorities
nave taken vigorous measures TO meet
the attack aud are enlisting numerous
volunteers to aid the regular troops
stationed thsfe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-19
CENTRAL AMERICAN REPUBLIC.
Presidents of tho Five Republics 10
Alternate la PresidibE over tho Diet.

Presidents of the Five Republics 10
Aiterna,. In PresidinK over the Diet.
NEW YORK. June ia dispatch
to tue Heiald from Panama, sayt:
One of the plans OF this greater repu6.
ilc of Central America, now made
complete by the entrance OF Costa
Rica ana Gustemsla, ie Tor general
currency for use in all Of the live
countries OF the republic. The repub-
lie as has been stated, was formed for
offensive and defensive purposes, and
VIII treat with ioreign countries on
that basis. The diet Will DO the high.
est legislative body and will be oom.
Ioseu OF Two delegates from each OF
the republics. The presidents OF the
republics Will preside over the diet,
aftermath & each year. The president
OF Costa Rica will be the first presi.
dent OF the diet taking that office on
Sept. l5. Guatemala has already sp-
proved the general confederation, but
there Will probably be- protest from
San Salvador, owing to an ili.ieeiing
against Guatemals. Great enthusiasm
reigns.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-19
Judgment Against Durham.

sAN JOSE, Cal, June I9.--Judgmenf
for $4,000, was today rendered against
James q. Durham, tho murderer Of
the McGlenoy family, IN the damage
suit brought by Jacob Shessler anu
vile agdiust the fugitive for the l0ss OF
their daughtef. Tne sum sued for was
SOS, 900. Tue daughter, Minbie
Schessler was enc OF Dunham's ak
victims.
Duuham has 81 400 mortgage
against truit company, aud this Will
DO levied on 10 partially satisfy the
ludR ment.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-19
SATURDAY.. JUNE

rians' conference, Sir Henry irving
viii, on the 2Sth Inst, give special
matinee Performance OF The Mer.
chant OF Venice with himself IS Shy
lock and Ellen Terry a. Por,le.
Wileon Barrel, who Is indulging in
a trip to Switzerland, expects to bring
back with him the few play on which
be is working, well advanced towards
completion,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-19
TRAIN pUsHE iNro A crowd.
Young Girl Ikiii-d, nnd Woman and
Bnbs MARROW y Escape.

PEORIA, H., June ia train OF
cars was pushed Into u large crowd OF
people VINO were standing on the tres
Ties OF the Peoria terminal railroad
watching men drag tbs river for the
body OF Willie Nittendorff, aged ak
years, who was drowned last evening.
Nancy Berry, aged seventeen years,
was run over aud horribly mu tilsted.
She win die. Mrs. Lizzie Kurlz, vile
OF a painter, and her babs were among
those pushed down by the cars. With
great presence OF mind she lay face
downward on the trestle and held her
babe between the ties while the entire
train passed over her. She was res.
cuel from her psrilous position III
safety just in time, Tor che was about
to drop her babe to tbs wafer below.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-19
REvOLUrIONIsrA' VICTORY.
Government Troops Routtd. Hut Are
Being Reinforced,

being heihtOfctu,
New YORK, June l9.-rhe Herald's
correspondent in MonievldeO, UTu.
quay, says that the rebels have gained
decided victory over COVER ment
Troops commanded by General Vlllar.
The government troops were com
p etely routed and lot the field in un-
disputed possession OF the revolution :
lists. No estimate OF toe killed and
wounasd has yet been received Ia
Moutevideo. but 1t is believed that the
loss will be heavy on both sides. II =
| ports IRE 10 the effect inat the govern
Ment tIo1ps are now bang reinforced
and ars preparing To march against
the revolu,ionlsts again. This victory
for the rebels adds another to their
long list Of recent triumphs which
have all been marked by severe fight.
Ing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-19

DAVENPORT. Iowa, June l9.-John
Gug, ineimer murdered his wne by
mixing stIychnine with an eggnog
aud giving her the drink. He then
committed suicide In the same man.
ner. Neighbours last nignt founa his
body la tho kilcDeu ami that Of his
wife in the cellar. Gugelheimer was u
farmer living six mica from this city,
anu hal formerly been insane.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-19
Hank 10 Go gu, of business.

NEW York, June l9.-A dispatch
to the hersiu from Valparaiso says the
bank Of Santiago Is 10 go out OF bust
ness, II Is said, Ms a result Of bad man
agement. Liquidation has boen begun
through the bank Of Chm.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-19

would have to 20 900 miles out OF
their way to touch at Hawaii.
ut would be much more conveD.
lent to establish oOaling station on
one Of the Aleutian islaDds, which
already belong to us and are within
about seventy five miles OF the path Of
ocean travel.
~ do not appreciate either, the
argument that We need Hawaii be.
cause of Its strategic value. The
islands are 1000 miles from San
Francisco. England has at Etqui-
mault Q fortress which she ia every
day rendering more and more impreg-
nablr, and which IL much nearer t.
San Francisco. would be much more
iavorably disposed toward PROPOSE
ton to purchase British Columbia.
1t would be much more valuable to US
than Hawaii"
BarnAto's suicide.
NEW YORK, June ia dispatch
10 the World from Lo udon ssys:
When the steamship Scot arrived at
Southampton your correspondent ob-
tainsd the 4 lowing account OF he
suicide OF barney Barnato from DR..
WiIiop:
1.-THE morning he sprang from the
deck, Barnato told me he certainly
should make away with himself. 81
extra precautions were taken. Sol
Joel, his nephew, who was with him
when he Jumped overheard, was
watchful, bnt Barnsto made a sudden
spring-it wRs like fiash-snd was
overheard. Joel caught his trousers,
but failing to hold him, shouted to the
fourth officer, Clifford, Il can't swim,
you try to eve him.
"Clifiord, taking his coat and hat
of, saiu, 'Well, here gees, I'll try, and
jumped overheard.
"He Invested himself Of all his
clothing, save his cocks. In the water,
hut when he was sixty yards from
Barnato he seized a lite buoy, utterly
exhausted. Eventually Clifford was
rescued by a life boat commanded by
the third officer, VINO then proceeded
to recover Bsrnato's body. For three
hours rtstoratives were applied and
artificial respiration was fesortrd to,
but believe death by drowning had
taken place proviously."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-19

San FRANCISCO, June 19.-rha
grand jury COMMITTEES on gsmbi, &,
opium dens anu lottery, has submitted
a report In which attention Is called 10
tue growing use OF opium in this city.
The committee suggests that more
stringent measures should be adopted
to stop the habit. IL says In part;
"We have obtaineI IN ormstion OF
the most convincing character that
white girls between the ages OF ID and
20 are euticed into thsse deus. become
regular haBilues ana finally are sub-
leut wholly to the wishes OF the Chi
uese VISITORS"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-19
CLAIM or nRs. RUtz.
She VIII Not Accent Anything Direct
From, the spanish Government.


NEW York, June 10 In regard to
the rsport that Spain, through Premier
Canovas. has offered to settle the claim
OF Mrs. Ruiz, tue widow OF DR.. RUIZ,
against the Spanish government, by
the payment Of $4,000 with the un-
derslanding that III" United States
will not press an tiiclal claim, Mrs.
Ruiz last evening salt:
"Never will L accept anything
direct from the Spanish. Jam In the
hands Of the United States govern.
ment and all overtures from Spain
must be madelto II. Whatever the
government advised me TO do / Will
DO, but spain must NOS try to deal
with me-" ..l
Mis-. Ruiz said che did not know
whether she would accept $4,000 or
not. She intimGto1 that II the govern
ment WAS satisfied she would be.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-19
tDEArn's HARVEST.
James Gnyier, Assistant Postmaster of
[ New York, Dies Suddenly.

New YORK, June 19.-James Gay Ter,
assistant postmaster OF New York
since 1850, died suddenly at his home
last evening, aged 40. Mr.. Gayler de.
vised the "registered package
envelope" still In use, which has been
the means OF saving millions OF dol.
lars to tue public.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-19
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