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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-08-06

Art Glass Manufacturing Company Is
under roof. Contractor Atkins is being
somewhat handicapped on account OF
carpenters and laborers. During the
week several carloads of equipments
have arrived from Bellaire. but as yet
have not been unloaded.
Claud Basnett was business visitor
in Burton Monday.
Miss Clara jerks left Tuesday to
visit PittSburg friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Clark left Nom
day for Wolf Summit. where Mr.. Clark
is interested in drilling number OF oil
wells.
F. C. Helmick spent Sunday with
his family at West Union.
Miss Jettle Hickman, OF Fairmont, Is
visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Il. l.. Timbhn. who has been
visiting at Scio. returned home Mon
day evening.
Elmer Alta returned to his home
at st. Marys Thursday after short
visit with relatives here.
Miss Myrtle Wycoff. of Philippi, is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Shields.
Miss zeppa Furbee, of Grafton, is
the guest of her friend, Miss ANNA
MILAN.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. r, Seal, who have
been visiting relatives at Chandlersville.l
Ohio, returned home Tuesday evening"
Mrs. Coulter and Miss Cora kauf-l
man. OF Cambridgeboro Springs, Pa, i
are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. +. c.
Coulter. of Pleasant street.
Mrs. Mary Stewart was the guest OF
friends at Bentons Ferry last week.
e. ]. Thomas. assistant cashier OF,
the Bank of Warrington, is able to be-
out after a very severe attack OF ty-i
phoid fever.
Mrs. d. Denar and little son and
Mrs. Geo. Camp are visiting relatives
in Phillippi.
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ST. GAINESVILLE.

ST. GAINESVILLE, Ohio, August s..
Mr. and Mrs. l.. P. HoffneE returned
Thursday from a two weeks visit with
their daughter, Mrs. Ross Baird, at
Cleveland.
Mr. and Mrs. George Brown, Sr, left
Wednesday morning for short visit
with their daughter, Mrs. Lulu Easter,
at Pittsburg.
Judge and Mrs. ]. w. Hollingsworth
went over to Epworth Park on Friday
to remain during the assembly
Miss Helen Carr, of Cleveland. is
visiting her sister, Mrs. E. L. McMll-
len.
Miss Viola Miller, of Pittsburg, is
visiting her grand parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. J. Merritt, in this place.
Chas. Steger, OF Pittsburg, came
down Saturday on visit to his fam
lily, who are visiting Mrs. Stegers
parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. II. Mcbride.
Miss Jessie Nichols went to Bethes-
da Thursday to remain until the close
of the assembly.
Marriage licenses issued since last
report: Daniel Conoway and Drusilla
Parrish, David C. Hawkins and Anna
M. Harris, Wilbur S. Talbot and Alice
B. Goodman, Oscar B. Hess and Bertha
L. Thornton, Elmer e. Baker and Ida
A. Bethel.
Rev. J. B. Eakins has accepted the
pastorate of the Presbyterian church
and will preach Sunday morning and
evening.
Miss Laura Gilmore, of Elm Grove,
w. Va, is visiting her many friends
at this place.
Miss Laura Hill, of GAINESVILLE, who
has been the guest of Miss Blanche
Mitchell, returned home Thursday.
Rev. Thos. Balph was at Pittsburg
this week.
Hon. A. T. McKelvey and wife re-
turned Wednesday from their Euro
pean trip.
J. P. Blair. Marshal Thompson and
Marshal Rusk went Friday on the c.
81 excursion to Cleveland and Nj
agara Falls.
Squire Ed. Clarke, of Bridgeport,
visited the family of S. G. Hughes on
Sunday.
George Anderson and daughter, Of
Bellaire, visited relatives in town on
Wednesday.
Mrs. Retta Fowler, OF toronto, VISIT
ed her sister, Mrs. J. L. Frint, this
week.
Mrs. James Morrison left the first
of the week to visit relatives at Cleve-
land.
Wilbur Tudor, of Norwich, O., was in
town the first of the week.
Mrs. j. B. Lockwood, of ottawa,
Kan. came in Saturday on a visit to
her father, Alex Anderson, and other
relatives at this place.
Miss Laura Mcbride returned Mon
day from a visit with relatives at
Norwich.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-08-06

anniversary song by the Juniors, after
which Rev. Fletcher made short adj
dress. and presented to Mr.. Miller in
behalf of the Sunday school, a beauti-
full gold headed ebony cane, bearing
the inscription: William e. Miller,
1922, July 20, 1899. From Sunday
school of Methodist Protestant church.
Mr.. Miller received the cane and re-
sp0nded in a most touching manner.
Dainty refreshments were served on
the lawn by the ladies, the evening
was interpreted with vocal selections
by Misses Fannie Belle Huntington
and Flora Shinn, piano duet by
Misses Everharu and by Messrs. Will
Lyons and Joe Ridgely. AT late
hour the guests departed, voting the
occasion an entire success.
Last Friday a dwelling house in the
First ward, owned by Nun Harr, and
occupied by Gilbert Benson. caught Ere
and would have been totally destroyed
had it not been for the prompt arrival
Of the hose wagon. 1t is not known
how-the fire originated, but is sup
posed to have started from a fire in
the stove.
John P. Hart. proprietor of the
wholesale fruit and produce store, pur-
chased the property on Parks avenue,
owned by Mrs Delilah Greiner. Mr..
building on the lot 1t will be occu-
pied for his business and dwelling
house when completed
Among those who were attending
the funeral of Miss Kate Murphy Mon
day were: Mr.. and Mrs. John McDer-
mott, Mr.. and Mrs. Thcs. Hopkins.
Mrs. John Byard, Mrs. Mary C9rcoran,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Hite Mr. and Mrs.
Jas. Cochran, Mr.. and Mrs VIM Fry,
Mrs. Borgess., Misses Hannah Cogley,
and Alice Corcoran. John Crawford,
Cameron, Mrs. E. M. Judge and chill
dren, Mrs Ryan, Mrs. Kirk, Mr.. and
Mrs. Brooks. Mrs. NJ Shields. Misses
Mary WEIGH and Belle Manning, Graf
ton, Miss Nellie Lally, Wheeling, Mgs.
Judge, Miss Kate Hopkins. and MIS-.
Belle Boehm, GloveE's Gap, Mrs Thos.
Campbell and daughter, Miss Mary,
Bolton, Miss Kate Hessian, Salem.
Misses Mary and Julia Corners, Mary
and Nell Murphy, Mary Hagerty. Mrs.
Anna Mulvehill, Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ
AAosoNAts oAiQ oOO anu Jam NCuASISs
Pennington.
Misses Alice and Mary Badgley, of
Gallipolis, O., arrived at this place
Thursday evening, to be the guests of
Dr. and Mrs. A. r. Badgley Err two
weeks. The ladies are sisters Of the
former
Miss Katie MCGUIRE, Of Grafton, has
been visiting her aunt, Mrs. Chas. Hig-
ginbotham, of the First ward, the past
week.
Miss Sarah Meredith left Tuesday
for Mt. Lake Park 10 spend several
weeks.
Mr. Otto Ladwig. of West Milford,
was the guest of friends in the Fifth
ward over Sunday.
Fred b. Hough. son of Thomas
Hou2h, who has been spending the last
few years in Europe returned home on
visit last Sunday evening His
headquarters have been in London
England. most Of the time. while his
business called him to all parts OF the
Dominion OF Great Britain and Other
nations. He is engaged at establish
ing and selling record type writing
machines.
The friends of Capt. J. E. Watson
will be glad to learn of his health i'm
proving.
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the guest of Miss May Murphy.
Mr. G. T. Kennedy is visiting his son
in Parkersburg.
Mrs. w. A. Wilderbusch, of Scranton,
Ua., is visiting Mrs. Cha5. Tommy.
Miss Nora Yingling, of Cumberland,
spent this week with Mrs. G. w.
Cooke.
An infant daughter of Mr.. c. S. Pax
ton, of Rowelsburg, died here Thurs
day.
The w. C. T. u. will meet Monday
night at Mrs Mary Wits.
Robinsons circus will be here Aug
ust 18th.
MIR. John Barrett lost an eye by the
breaking of a pop bottle.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-08-06

FAIRMONT, w. Va, August 5.-The
following programme will be rendered
at the Peoples Temple, Sunday even
ing, August 9Th, at o'clock:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-08-06

under the Baltimore and Ohio railroad.
and building two bridges, one over the
river and the other over the creek, they
have to remove 10000 cubic yards of
dirt, making a cut Of considerable
length.
Hon. Cyrus W. Hall and wife and
son, of Charleston, passed through here
this week bound for Webster Springs
Mr.. Hall is judge OF the Criminal Court
of Kanawha county.
Editor Morrison. of the Telegram,
spent day this week with Wilsonburg
friends.
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morrow. A large number Of important.
repairs were made during the shut
down, and the plant is nov ready for
.ong and steady run.
Miss Blanche Ullom, of Waynesburg,
who has been visiting Miss Anna Smith
the past week, leaves tomorrow fer
Powhatan, whereshe will spend some
time.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-11-20

= 80 elmer aufregenber Scene tam
es tn Stettin tn benz beliebten @on3ert,
Salon .@afs @arolos." Das publi.
FUN mar nit ben 2eiiunsen bes ba.
felbh aufiretenben 2emiters Mor Sch.
mann nidBt sufrieben unb pfff ibn aus.
Sobur6 gerietb ber 3unfifnger in &c.
walt'ge Wntb. aog einen @eboIber
unb f6ob auf bas publitnm, obne
elttdli4erweife au treffen. Sn BEN
yotale entfanb elm entiebli1er Su,
multi unb bic poliaei bate Mhbs, ben
Werbafteten Dor Der Wutb bes pubIi,
tumS 40 j9aben.
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9ele9f, Der NIT et1elh Sl1erbeltst9lDB
berieben mar, rn0 lid gu Gem fie un9e=
bul0ig ertparter0en lieutenant be9eben.
SD babe Sic etipas tparten lailen
miiifell, elltl1uloiate iie iid inn segell=
iiber, uaber Sic oiirfen mir oarum
ni6t aiirnen. Sd muBte erit cine 9trbeit
fir beu s5erru ariminaltommiifdr be-
einaen.
,@ine 9(rbsit fir i6n?"
.Nlleroin9s. Na6oem er einselebei1
bat, bab iein 8eritedipielen mir gesens
iiber atpedlos III. bat er. es ailfgeeeben,
I unb i'd CLAUDE iebt, auf i'm re6nen gu
biirfen.
yDas if Sbnen tuobl iebr anse>
nebm2"
rNatiirlit. gr f6eint mir apar fein
beionberes 9i9t in feinem Sad gu iein,
aber er bat bas fir lid, mas mir gang
It'd mangelt: cine reide grfabrung.
NuBeroem 1T er elm re6t liebenspiirs
bigger 9err.@
Sic beoba6teie BEL bieien @ortell
GriB bertoblen BON Ser Seite uno ses
ipabrte nit 8ergniigen, baB Tie in ibm
cine 8eritimmune berborriefen, iibet
beren @runb lie iid flarer mar als Ell
felbit.
.9lber mas lit Sbnen benn beute?4
fubr lie fort. .Sie f6eiuen mir ni9i
In Der rofielten 2aune gu ieil."
oSas bin i'd aud in Der Sbat nidt.
vMas bat Sic beroroiien?"
Grit oas lange, beraeblide llmber.
laufen unb Suden mad 8ertruD, unb
bann cine Mittheilune, Die nlein 8ater
mir 9emadt fat. sic baben i'm tpobl
heute nod ni9t geIeben, ionlt miiBten
Sic belnerft haben.baB er elm wenia
erregt 1T. =
,Marunl?"
80, bas III cine lange @ei6i6te.
>rSd bin ni6t 10 neusierig, iie err
fabren gu molten, Serr 2ieutenant.
Vleine Srage gei6ab nur besbalb, neil
i9 boffte, Sbnen piellei6t BON Nuber
fein gu f5nnen. Z"
vSil bieiem 6alle ipobl leiber nidt.
.Sdabe! SD bdttex mid 10 eerr
banlbar fir bic liebensmiirbige Muf.
nabme in 5dloB grebotp geaeigt. Sd
tpiirhe Dem tpabrbaft perbunben iein,
Der mir @elegenbeit ba3u 9dbe."
y8iellei6t mare es bod m0gli6-"
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Ser Mppetit eiuer 3teae

tuir6 benedict bon ienen armen Opspep.
tifern, beren Masen unb 2eber auBe,
Orbnuns iinb. 9Me 9iele ioIten nil.
fen, baB Or. Sings gteue 2ebens>8iGen
bieie ipunberoolle Magen= unb 2eber
Meoicin, einen pradtisen Nppetit Der
leiben, iotuie seiuube @erbauuns uni
reaelmaBise &5rperseipobnheiten, tuel9'
polise @eiunobeit unb sroBe gnersi,
8eiuabrleiiten. Sour 25gents. 3u ba'
ben in Der slpOtbefe BON S. 8alteper &
Son.
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= Der Sultan BON Warotto bat ben
Yeb6rben BON Nabat, elmer pi1tigen
6afsnitabt on Der WeflhRs bon Ma.
roIto. bic yta@ri@t 3useben Ianer, bab
er bie a0pfe ber aulsbt binseri9teteu
8efangenen On He abaef9idt babe, boz
NIT sbie armen Subeu He einial3sn uab
bonu On ben Stabttboren aufIpieBen. !"
Die europdifde aolonie In Nabat iii
emp6rt iiber bisien barbarif9en Brou9.
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10. 6 a apitel.

Msrd 2aIfOmitid bate, Die S6ar
Hires Sdlaf3immsrs, Dos ni9t nett bon
BEN @erirlbs entfsrnt Tag. often lal-
ienb, iid 70 lange NIT ben ueberiebun-
gen befhdftigt, bic iie aasparp peripro-
den battle, bis iie oieieu an ibrer 9biir
bate borbeigeben b0ren. Damn bate
sie 6ie 3oiunlente raid IN einen 9OfIer
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Sd)lol) Drfoou
AriminaIrnntat bnn 6. b. sdliebens
Sfebentlnm.
NortisEune.)

lQftQSOfOrfe ft(lct1 benz gSQl0e f11er0e tC1
Sic ertporten. Rornnen Gie ober
tuefrn ID, bitten oorf. nid,t unmittelbor
nom 0prf aus bobin. ban,it man uns
nid,t beIau5he ionbern erlf et,na zine
@filnbe nod Sbrer Miiffehr
.@ut. id iperbe oenou nod csbrer
qIntpei5nno ho1heItt
Werbinbiidffen Sonf in, Norolls
Muf ggie6eriehsn IA
gfnoeffrennf iiber hip greionii,e Ses
Normiffoos 1,nhhenfenh mn in gpirf-
Iiffeit hurfo1s n;d,t n snspriihtlih
oIs er iid G,ertr,,h oeoeniiher hen gIn.
fhein neoeben hotte thrift Qoshorn
bem 0orfe al. MIR n,ehoni5f, ben fiiidz
fioen @rirk nes Qieufenonfs eruibernb
Der bor bem Gdbfoiie aufgunb ob 5thritf
.ouoen5deinIil, Ssmonh ermarienb
Se6enfofIs ssrduIsin qniSom;tSf hofhtp
Gosharp cir sSheinf ihn INNER ~ mehr
In lire g3eke Il, .iehem, Saneoer n n
and, mr. nidts AZ finn moIIts IN Inn Inn
mariner fo miirhe - freimifIio oner I
uf1freimiTI;o ma ,nos ;m Inn 5oop Ser
mufIin ii nsrffebsm ne nsbsn. Pm nm, mn hie G
HoIne ,niirhe Sein rms S;eSs }efnrt ;f,re
6edenunnhrpoeI,, trssfen miirhe Srh
mi1s lin sisStmeiIsn {sinem gh;fioI
iIberIoIien I'M mn n;M hn,n;t beoniiosn
bos ia, neinerieifs +, srd,iIeiu @erfrub
cine Munhesoennfsim oe,nonnen hobp
IL so,,s cssr~,,' s;o,,to,,o,,t ra,,xa;A o,,s,
tpieopn Ipira
SIM ieinem Qim,aer sonh ,Qoanorh,
.eit,en qsffsi nm y Wssnpr nj o,,f tneld,en,
biefer Inn miffheiIts hah gpiesfn rSf,s
ren0 ia gl9nroens hos s@mlos nm.
id5iid1ell. ober ,aid5t in hoSieibe eins,lz
brinoer, oetnoot hobe Orls ~ hes a;e,te= p
nouis oniihfia femorhs,, ii sr IN Ion=
oen G0ken bononoeeilt NINE INK MIR
ein ein,iaes g)loI uma,i{ehen gr hohe
i'm ous Ben guoen berIorem nm bolte
iebt Bic aiitte inter Weobohtuno ho
Dliesfo mad, bem mag er pon i'm i'm oe=
bort oetD0hnIid, ben g2admiffoo gtf,Io=
fenb in berfeIben slI,ubrinoen bfleae
Rosborf, fonnfe hiefe Mosno6men
nur |bilIioeu unb Sekte feiner NfIihI
oernds eif1e,1 fir bas NoliaeinrdSihium
IN Werlin beIfimmfen WsriS,f Fl liner If hsu m
bisberioen @ano Der l1nferiufbuno o,If
In iueld,em er olIeroinos member oe, {,
ffdue Mnooben rnod5fe ols man fpnf)
bon linn eletuobnf q mar.
Gr fonrte iid, nidbf b6fIio hes @e.
bonfens entSdIaoen. bos gbera oul
iraenb cine Weiie. bie[leidt burd1 Ser.
mftteluna zines ihr ndher befannten
Witalieoes Der ruiiilden Not{doft
nefr BON Der Godbe erfahren hobe al
tim aut au fein bslnfte. Die rufiiid,
Boti9aft bate ia allerbinas Elm ief,
lebbaftes syntereife baran, bic M6roe1
ausfinbiq aemad)t su iehen unb In Der
Ne{ib Der papiere bes Grmprbeien ii
fDnrnlen. Qlllein oas {d1loB nid)t aus
boB bort BON iraeno elmer Seiie elm
ilnfluabeit 6eodnaen iuurbe, umIl
tpeniaer. ais gDera ia Die 6erren al
Der 9otTdoft eben5o ant NIT Der gor
ipieoeluna eines lebboffen ylun5hes
Bic W6r6er AZ ernlitteln. oetdujd,
haben fonnte ala i6r hiss nit Sen
g3oior mn feimer SoniIie asIunoe,
mar g3od5 bem Gtreiib mit hen Wohie SI
ss@ts ~sesy es''s ~>tttssy s's' wv 1ouPss
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Gime @arm,im9.

AGe Wetterpropbeten iagen taltea
Wstter on, beBbalb beriebt @g9 niii
Gill9uben. Wir baben ipeben eine
groBe 6enbung aus Der berhbmten Ga'
brit bon Mlfreb Dodge erbaiten.
@ir baben ebenfaQs ein groBeS Co.
ger bon Suo Meier's Nrbeitsi@uben.
Jerner finb alle 6orten unb Quali'
idten BON Damen. uno ainber.6 6@uben,
Gummi. unb 3ennis.6@uben In BEN
ein;igen @inbetefla 8 9n T.
3 ala 4. 207 alamo pla3a. 6an Mu'
tonic. Seras, 3u baben. Driefi4t
auftrdes merben prompt auSseftibrt
8eIephon 585. 6pesialitdt: aoffei
unb &siietai6en.
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- aauft Cure 1o@seits,. 9eburts.
tass. unb Gefsef1enfe BET griter
HroS., bic Ia Sumelen cline Nefee
Au8mdbl babeu nnb gu9 gut unb
reef bebieufu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-11-20

= Dos AutOmobil iii Ia Berlin
iden eeiifrei9 .0eultnif1es aetauft.
Sn Wien beibt es ,S1uaufella unb
tn paris rf01t6f1. Der Wieuer
Ausbrud min un8 ant befen eefalen.
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ign ins 8ef6t seibIagen bate. Ser
Anwalt, Or. 2snnin, nertrat bic 81.
tern Don WeiB' Braut unb batie auf
irseub eine srt WdB bsleibist. Die
uuiuerfitdt 5traBbnrg mollte WeiB
(oer fdou I'm uierten etubiumsiabr
tiebt) ui9t 9eitatien, feiue prafunsss
4rbetten fort3uleBeH; auf Berufung
an bic Regieruns isbo1 tuur6e biefer
Ssi9luB umaeiioBeu.
= Dte 8erltner ,Sdgl. Nuabi9au"
foroert ben &ebafteur Der sN. Na6r.",
Wictor S9meinburg. auf, rim Suters
eHe Der SADIE alS 1eneraIfefrefdr
bfs beuti@en Glottenbereins auriid3u.
treten. 69meinburg tuirb In Der beut.
fden prefe f6on felt ldngerer 3ett
beftis angegriffen. St tit aus Mdb,
rem 9ebartig unb beBbalb wirb geiagt,
bab i6m als Wi@t. Deutf6en bic Steue
als General Gstret6r bes beutiben
Jlottenpereins ni9t aufomme. 6obana
mirb ibm boreeworfen, baB e. f6 3u
biefer eteaung ni9t sim Snterefe Der
ea9ea, fonbern rlur, nm BON f@ re,
ben 3u MAIDEN. gebrdnst babe.
- Sm t6nigli9en Doftbeater au
Wiesbaben Dirb bemnd1ff abermalS
ein neue8 6oben3oaern Drama aus
Der JsDer Des 0auptmanu8 Soiepb
8auff sur Muhabrung gelangeu. Mn9
On bieiem Drama fou Der Safer MiI.
beim ulitGearbeitet hateu, ltt1b atpQr In
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= &ar0imttb'S "KOH-I-NOOR"
Tleiftift hdlt ldnger on als 3 ali'
bere. Man fene eine probs on.
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gsodb mebr SaIid,mituseret.

Der @ebsimbisnf bat ioebsn cine tueitere 8anbe
bon 5alfdmiinsertt in eirtem Bororte oer Gtn6t
Rem gort aufaeipart unb etne eroBe Wenae bpn
fuifden s5,ius beitbIasnabnit. tueIdbe 70 seibidt
ausaefihrt iinb. ba6 Der Sur@fhnlttsm iie
iiiemaIs ais unedbt In gertad5t baben iuiirbe.
Gaden bon aro6em @ertbe tperoeu BON SdIidern
s,,r Radabmuns auserieben, befpnbers bas Be.
rfbmte 6oiietters Maeenbitters. meItbes bieIe
Nacbabmer. nber nttbt Seine8aIeiben fir
10 hdpiee iunbbeits56runaen bat. tpie
6ieber, taltsS 6ieber, Walarta. unber6auIitbtei cit
Gb8pepfie. Berhnpfunn. Nerbpiitdt unb augemlei.
woes IS nS mem. nas S.s gItsss sas gsi y ~
beitssuhnube befinbet. matbt &c eute6 8Iut uni
5iuar IN retHIid6er Menge. Nn5 oteie @eiie eiebi
oa8 8itter8 ben Sdbiuadben lnb Gnttrdfteten tleut
Gtdrfe, Benn Jhr es tauft. 10 biitet gub no,
Nntbnbmunaen. @eht thinner uur su reeIlen Qpo
tbetern unb iehet an. bnB eine 8ribatsS sSteuer.
marie ben 6aIs Der GInicbe umbfnt.
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-Auf cine Beidperbe aus 2onbon III
ein 6ambnrser Selesrapbift bonn Mmte
inspenbirt morbeu, meil er, aIS nod
mteberboltem Nnruf bas 2onbpner 9eles
erapbenamt ni6t anttportete, fGer3mei(e
biuhbertelegrapbirte: .Went R@ nidt
balb Semanb melbet. iHidie Id Sbnen
sinise Buren, auf ben 6aIs.s
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linn GrfaItnna tn etnem Saee sm beiIet. nebms
man laratioe gremo Gbintn Sdfel6en. Mlle Apo=
tbeter geben 6as 9slb snrnf menn feline 3eiune err
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The age-herald., 1899-01-05
WILL RECONSIDER.
Golden Club Will Take Interest in For
 eign Affairs

London, January 4.-The executive com- mittee of the Golden club has issued a manifesto, signed by Baron Farras, point ing out the policy of territorial expansion on the part of all the great powers, raises the question of free commercial intercourse in new and extremely important form and renders it desirable that the club should reconsider its former attitude of reticence with regard to foreign affairs
 The manifesto says: The world is grad ually recognizing that this question cannot be finally settled by any nation as a purely domestic matter"
 In the opinion of the committee, some thing tangible regarding the commercial policy must precede any satisfactory results from the disarmament proposition of the czar," and they conclude the manifesto with this declarations:
 "Our judgment is that the club should hereafter make more comparative endeav- ors to shape Great Britain's policy, so as to secure the adhesion of other nations to the open door policy, especially in the derelict countries now passing into control of strong civilized powers"
The age-herald., 1899-01-05
POSTAL EMPLOYES
 WILL GET MONEY Verdict of Lower Court Virtually
 Confirmed. THEY SUED FOR OVER TIME Case Involves About $12,ooo-Case of Electric Insulation Go. Against ohvette Club Dismissed for
 Want of Prosecution.
THEY SUED FOR OVER TIME

The United States court of appeals has rendered an opin.o on in the cases of the employees of the Birmingham postoffice against the United States virtually confirm ing the judgment of the United States cir cult court for this district against the gov ernment for about $12,O ,OOO
 It will be remembered that some time ago suits were instituted against the govern ment by the carriers and clerks of the To- cal postoffice for overtime, aggregating about $l2,O00. At the spring term of the circuit court verdict for the plaintiffs for the amounts sued for was returned and an appeal was taken by the district at torney. The appeal was carried before the higher court on a writ of error, which was dismissed on the ground that under an act of 1898 the court of appeals had no Jurisdiction. The judgment was also re- manded back to the circuit court. The postoffice employees were represented by Denson &Tanner, of this c ty, and the cases were argued in New Orleans by MT. Tanner a few days ago.
 In speaking of the matter yesterday. Mir Tanner said that the action of the court virtually confirmed the judgment of the lower court and that it was only a question of time until the men would receive their money.
The age-herald., 1899-01-05
ON THE RACE TRACK.
New Orleans Results

New Orleans January 4-Thirty-sixth day Crescent City Jackey clubs winter meeting. Drizzling; track heavy. Handsel was the only winning favorite
 First Race-Selling, seven furlongs. Hal ton, 105 e. Combs), 10 to 1, won all out l,y neck; Glenmoyne, 9S1a, 20 to l and to l, second; Locust Blossom, 94 (SouthardD, 6 to l, third. Time, 1894.
 Second Race-Selling, six and half fur longs. Cathedral, 101 CT. Burns), to l. won easily by two lengths; Sir Blaze, 901s Vltittoe), 15 to l and to l, second; Wig nette, 9S (Michaels), 80 to l, third. Time, 1:25.
 Third Race-Sellng, mile and an eighth. Redwood, 112 (Mason), 20 to 1, won easily by two lengths; Mount Washington. 109 CT. Burns) to 2 and to 5, second; Inflamma- tor, 112 (Valentlne), 30 to l, third. Time. 2:02
 Fourth Race--Handicap one mile. Hand- sci, 1OS CT. Burns), 6 to 5, won handily by a length; Queen of Song, 93 CHolden), to l and 8 to 5, second; Dr. Vaughan, 90 CTrox- ler) 3 to l. third Time, 1:451a.
 Fifth Race-Selling, six furlongs. Tappan, 98 CT. Burns) 10 to 1, won all out by neck; Mamie Davis, 94 (Moody) ' to 1 and to l, second; Ben Frost, 1O6 (Mason), to 1, third. Time, 1:1Sl4.