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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1900-09-21
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Rev. H. w. Harbaugh, pastor of
the Presbyterian Church, is taking
a vacation for month or SO at
DEVILS Lake, N. D. We presume that
the wild geese will have hard time
of it. We wish him good luck.
X X X
The Methodist Parsonage is al
most complete. 1t will be one of
the neatest cottages in the city, and
is certainly a great on
the old structure. Mr.. Oaten ex-
poets to move in next week.
Rev. A. Fredricksen, pastor of the
Swedish NJ. E. Church in this city,
has been appointed to Wausau and
Rhinelander, Wis.,, for the ensuing
year. We understand that he leaves
for his new charge this week. He
will be succeeded in his work here
by Rev. c. S. Rydell. who will have
charge of Virginia and Hibbing in
the interests of his Church.
X X X
At St. PauFs Church L. I. Belden,
NJ. A., rector, will conduct morning
prayer and sermon at HOO o'clock
Evening prayer and sermon at 500
o'clock. Ladies' Guild meets Thurs
days at 200 o'clock.
Next Sunday morning at the NJ. E.
Church the subject of the pastors
sermon will be blossoms from
Christ's Delay. In the evening, at
7:30, the Choir will give one of their
popular song services, the following
being the
Familiar Hymns Observation-Disclosures.
Congregation.
Anthem. ........... Praise to Thee.
Choir
Prayer ..............
Anthem Radiant Beams of Day.
Choir.
Duet and Chorus Come Unto Me.
Scripture Reading .................
Solo and Chorus. The Sure Refuge.
Offering ...................
| Duet Seek We the Lord.
hymn ................... ...........
Congregation.
Short Address by the Pastor .....
Anthem .......... Great Is the Lord.
Choir.
Closing Hymn Observation-Disclosures.
BenediCtiOn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
All are cordially invited to these
services. Epworth League meets at
6:45.
Rev. S. A. Jameson will occupy
the pulpit of the Presbyterian
Church during the absence of the
pastor.
The Ladies' Guild of the Episco-
pal Church will meet with Mrs. Vim
Park next week.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the NJ
E. Church will meet with Miss Sax
on next Wednesday afternoon. AS
there is special work on hand, a full
attendance is requested.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1900-09-21

Capt. Harry Roberts has been on
the range this week, looking after
his mining interests at this point,
Mckinley and Eveleth.
w. c. Boyd, local representative
OF the Humphrey interests, attend
ed to business matters in Duluth
the first of the week.
Mrs. E. H. Chittenden returned
yesterday from Duluth, fully recov-
cred from an operation for Appendix
citis. She was in the hospital nine
weeks.
Rev. H. w. Harbaugh left Monday
for DEVILS Lake, North Dakota, for
a months outing. During his alb
sence Rev. S. A. Jameson, of West
Duluth, will fill his pulpit.
Morris Segal returnad Wednesday
from Tower. The O'Callaghan. block
which he will occupy is building
rapidly and he expects to open his
new saloon therein about October
9Th.
Capt. NJ. Trewhilla returned yes
terday from Wallace, Idaho, where
he has been at the Standard silver
and lead mine for some time past
He was pleasant caller at The En-
terprise sanctum today.
Capt. w. J. Richards, Capt. Thos
Davey, Capt. Tregillis, J. P. WEIGH
and S. E. Helps were in from Eve.
leth Sunday and came into The En-
terprise sanctum to enquire after
the health and happiness of the
"printer's devil" And our subscrip
ton list continued to grow.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1900-09-21

A little daughter was born to Mrs.
J. Peters. on Wednesday, September
18th, at the home of her brother, Mr.
J. w. Walker, at Norrie, Wis. Mrs.
Peters is reported to be doing nice
ly, and upon her complete recovery
will return to Virginia.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1900-09-21
1SSA ULT IN SECOND DEGREE

The jury in the Dell Poole case of
assault in the first degree was charg-
ed yesterday morning and retired
about II o'clock to consider their
verdict. Contrary to general expec-
tations the jury was out all day and
did not return a verdict until after
II o'clock last night. They then re-
turned to the court and the defend
ant having been summoned the YER
dict was read by the clerk. The
jury found Poole not guilty as
charged in the indictment but gull
ty of assault in the second degree.
The case of Henry, a brother of Dell
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1900-09-21

Alfred Hope, representing the
Bradstreet Commercial Agency, is
in the city this week. He says Vir-
ginia has about the best average
rating in the commercial world of
any Of the range towns and that re-
ports obtained during his present
visit to the city have been highly
satisfactory.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1900-09-21

E. Swanterg, of St. Paul, has leas-
ed one Of the store rooms in the new
Opera House block, and occupies
same today with fine stock of gro
ceries and provisions. Mr.. Swan
berg expects to open for business
about next Monday and will solicit
a share of your trade. Watch for
his announcements in the columns
of The ENTERPRISE.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1900-09-21
} BRIEF
J PERSONAL
! POINTERS.
ComingS and
Goings Of orr
NeighborS.

E. w. Coons is over from Biwabik
today.
John Costin, Jr., was Duluth Wis
1tor Tuesday.
J. w. Crockett was over from Ri.
wabik yesterday.
B. Levin, of The Model, was Du.
luth visitor Monday.
S. Sapero returned Wednesday
from business trip to Ely.
Insurance Inspector McLaren was
up from Duluth Wednesday.
Chase Stevens, of the Oliver, spent
the Sabbath with Duluth friends.
Capt. and Mrs. J. H. Pearce were
Duluth visitors the first of the
week.
w. H. Eaton attended to business
matters in Duluth Wednesday and
Thursday.
r. H. Pendergast, the Duluth
nurseryman, calls on Virginia Gus
toners today.
Liven Peterson returns tomorrow
from two weeks visit with Mime
apolis friends.
Mrs. H. S. Wilson returned home
Tuesday from a visit with friends
at Larin1ore, Dakota.
John Mewhinney of the Drake &
Stratton company at Bull, was ir
the city yesterday.
Mrs. +. D. Parnelee and Mrs. c.
Butler have returned from a visi
with Twin City friends.
General Manager Wallace, of the
Corrigan, Mckinney & CO. interests
was in the city yesterday.
J. T. Jones, of Iron Mountain
Mich, is in the city looking afte,
mining interests in this vicinity.
John Mcdonald, formerly of the
Superior Hotel at Hibbing, came
over from Grand Rapids yesterday
Messrs. D. H. Moon and l. K. Kerr
of the Moon & Kerr Lumber Com
pany, came up from Duluth Tues
day.
Mrs. F. G. Strehlein departed Wed
nesday for her home at St. Paul, at
ter weeks visit with friends in tn,
city.
Jerry Daily came up from Procto
yesterday for a short visit with ole
Virginia friends. He will remain
over Sunday.
Owen Gateley was in Duluth tn
first of the week, being summoned
as witness in the case of The Stat
VS.. Dell Poole.
G. E. Ingalls,, with the musical de
partment of French & Bassett, Du
luth, attends to business matters il
the city today.
NJ. Steinberg, of The Fair, return
ed the hrSt OF the week from pur
chasing trip to the Twin City am
Chicago markets.
Peter Shipley went to Dulut]
Monday to meet his niece, Miss Ad;
Scheible, of Sheboygan, Wis.,, VIII
visits in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. McCullum am
family have this week removed t,
Proctor, where they have purchased
a neat residence aud will max,
their future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie McDougal
returned Thursday evening las
from their wedding trip to Magyar;
and other eastern points, and ar
now AT Home" in their pleasan
! new cottage at the Commodore.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1900-09-21
PLAY FOOTBALL At TOWER
KILLED 1T COMMODORE.

Two Finnish miners were caught
by a cave-in at the Commodore at
an early hour this morning, one of
whom was killed outright and the
other injured so badly that his re-
covery is considered improbable.
Both the unfortunate men, whose
names we have been unable to learn,
we're single men.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1900-09-21

Poole, charged with the same Of
Tense, will probably be tried tomor-
row as arrangements have been
made to take another case up in the
morning. Tribune.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1900-09-21
THE FINEST EYER.

A telegram received yesterday by
Miss Bloom from her brother, Sam
Bloom, proprietor of the Bee Hive,
says:
"Have purchased while in New
York, for our opening, the largest
and best stock of up-to-date dry
goods ever shown in that section"
Mr.. Bloom will probably return
to the city this week, and will soon
prepare for his fall opening in the
west room of the Scott block to
which place the Bee Hive will be
removed.
Watch for further announcements
in the columns of The Enterprise.
PLAY FOOTBALL At TOWER
The Virginia High School Foot
Ball Team has arranged with the
Tower team for the opening game
of the season to be played on the
Tower grounds on Saturday next,
September goth. The Virginia boys
present a strong lineup this year.
and have every confidence in their
ability to show neighboring teams
that they know the game.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-05-22

Rraft gu bDren." Sbompion periudts
umfonft, fi4 gu ertldren; er tonnte
feline Worte finben, UNI bic fdredlihe
Wabrbeit au linbern. Sein 5reuno,
fpelder bic llnsepibbeit nidt ldnser
ertrasen tonnte, mar i'm 8esriff, islbit
na9 benz Sauie gu seben, um au err
fabren, mas porsefalen fei, als
Sbompion i'm beim Nrme ergriff uno
faste: .Salt, bait! @ebe ni9t bin;
bein Saus 1T perOoet." Damn eroGblte
er ibm nit sebrodener Stimme bic
traurise 9eihidte. Ni9t elm Wort,
nidt elm Seufaer entfubr ben 2ippen
ben unsliidliden Mannes. Gr f9ien
tpie periteinert, unb blieb bepesungss
los, bis er bur1 bic Stimme Selena's
pieber gu ii9 serufen purbe, rpelde bic
Sdnfte unpermertt ~perlafen unb
SbompiOn's f9redlide gradbluns nit
angebort bate.
rRimm bieies &inb nit Dir. Sd
mub in's Saus. Wenn mein Sobn
suriidtebrt, 10 LAB es mir foslei4 iaz
gen, po ni9t, 10 LAB MIDI allein Bis
morsen." Gr iebte ieinen Mes fort,
pbnf bic Sbrdnen unb Bitten ieiner
Ni9te gu bea9ten, pel4e Sbompion
umionit gu bepegen iu4te, nit ibm
Surid5useben.
,I1, Snfel", rief iie, vnimm mid
NIT Dir. 0u bait nun Wtemdnp mebr,
bid gu lieben als mid; i4 peroe bid
ME perlahen." >,
Oils iie ale lire 8emiibungen nub-
los lab, CAB fie enblid nad unb lieb
ii9 na9 benz Sort fiibren, mo Die
Srau bss gommanbanten fie febr giitig
aufnabm. Oen anbern Morsen in
aler 5riibe tebrte Sbompion NIT einis
gen Sreunben ouriid, INN bemSrauerns
rem ibre 9ien1te ansubieten; benin fir
jebt tpnnte Niemanb boffen, ibn gu
trDiten. gn Der Sbiire besesnste ibnen
Nannp, bic ibnen eradblte, bab ibr
5err bic gauge Hadt BEL ben Sooten
seblieben fei, unb ni4t seftOrt psrOsn
tpolte.
Seine Sreunbs. pelde fiirdteten,
bob iein Summer ibn iioerDdltist boz
ben mD9te, pagten es, an bic Sburc
gu tlopfen.
.8rinst ibr mir Na4ridten BON
meinem Sobne?" fraste er SbompIon.
,8eins, mein Sreunb. Die 2eute,
bic ib ausianbte, iino nod ni4t auz
Enlightenment"
Sarlep's Stimme Sttterte, als er
bieie Srase itelte, unb er pehielte bic
Jarbe; aber ais fein Jreunb ibm 9ss
dntportst bate, ma4te er cine beftige
4nitrensuns, feline 9efiible gu unters
briiden, unb iaste: r@ottes Wiue gss
Ifebe!" Damn perlieb er tie iogleth
urb tebrte pieber gu ieiner einiamen
Spotenpa4e Suriid.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-05-22

bielten ibren Qtbem an, unb blieben
bepesunsslos, I'm 3u laui9en. Ndber
unb nd6er fam Der S9al, unb balb
bOrten lie cine Stimme fagen: .0a,
meme Sreuoe, ba! - elm tpenis bOber
binauf!"
Sreuoe erfiillte bas !Ser3 Wil6ems,
unb er bate porpdrts fprinsen mDssn;
benin in iener Stimme bate er bic
Stimme zines Sreunbes ertannt. @ber
Der Snbtaner, tpel9en bas @erGui9
erpedt bate. ersriff ibn nit Der einen
9anb, nGbrenb err in Der anbern elm
Wteher belt, bas bereit mar, ieinen
9efansenen 5u bur9bobren, penn er e5
beriu9te, ii9 81 reeen. @orii9t lit Der
S%nitintt i9na6er Sbiere. Ni6ts tdnn
ben Snbianer iiberrai6sn, Der auf iei.
ner Sut lit. Gprambo unb bic iibri.
gen ertpa6ten au glei9er 3ett, aber
blieben title unb bepesungslos, pie
Die 8dume, bic iie umsabsn.
Die Mdnner i'm &abne bielten etnen
Iugenblid an, unenti6lohen, oh lie
bornGrts seben ooer Suriifte6ren folls
ten. SIS lit immerbin cine gefGbrli9e
Sa9e, Sobn", Iaste elmer Der MGnnsr,
.jn biefe Wdloer einauoringen. 9as
beiBt nit ben ipilben 8eitien in ibren
eisenen SDblen tdmpfen. sic t0nnen
beraustommen uno iiber uns berfanen,
penn mir es am penisiten permutben.-
Gortfe folst.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-05-22

fteben, auf benz er ii9 in gGnSli4er
Soffnungsloiigfeit niebergepprfen bats
tie, obfpobl lie i'm brinseno gum Gnen
etnlubsn.
Gs sibt jebo9 tpenige 2eioen, pel4e
Die Sugenb bes S9lafes berauben tDnz
men, uno ba Wilbelm in Der porbers
gebenoen Na6t gepd9t bate, 10 perlor
er balb. bds gepubtiein ieiner
S9mer5en i'm erfriI9enben 8aliam
bes S9lafes. Die Snbianer parer
elmer na6 Dem anbsrn eingef9lum,
inert, nit 4usnabme Sramaifa's, bic,
in ibren Mantel sebiiqt, abieits itanb,
unb ii9 fpie in 8eoanten perloren an
einen Baum lebnte.
Sts Mobaipt : Snbidner bdtten ii9
auf beiben Seitsn bes @efansenen nies
oergelegt, 10 oab er nidt Die geringite
gepegung MAIDEN fonnts, o6n lie gu
tpeden; absr Der Sdnt6arfeit lit es
let9t, ale S9nierigteiten gu iibertpin=
ben, unb bieies 9efiibl lsbte in benz
SerSen Sramaitd's. sic nurtete aes
ouloig bis Witterna9t, INN ben4usens
bid gu ergreifen, mo Der S9ldf am
tiefiten lit. Damn ndbsrte lie ii6 nit
etnem i9nelIen unb eerdui6loIen
S9ritte @ilbelm, unb inbem lie ii9
hernieberneigte, Biz tire 2ippen fein
DIR beriibrten, rief fie ibm nit einem
oeutli9en, aber gang Ieiien Some.
Wtlbelm erpd9te augenblidli9 uni
mertte aus i6ren 9ebdroen, - benin
lie tpaste ni6t einmal gu reben - baB
tie ibn our Slu9t a~ufforberte.
Die 9iebe gum 2eben lit au fart
in benz Seraen bes Meni9en, als baB
tie ii9 10 lange unterbriiden liebe. Die
9offnun9 lG9elte Wilbelm an. Die
Sllldt mar m0slt9. Souienb @ebanz
ten gingen ibm our9 ben 8ppf. gr
ioate ieinem Batter fpieber gef6enft
iperpen! @r tonnte nt6t peit bon Haz
ma ietn. Seine Seinoe piirben es
rtcbt fpagen, am anberen Moraen in
Der Gdbe gu bleiben, Gr Ituno fa6te
uno porfihtte auf. lleberaa berrf6te
Rube. Gr blidte Sramuita an, fpelz
de our6 3ei9en in i'm brans, foglsi9
gu seben. ooer es fpiirbe gu ipdt iein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-05-22
9. &dpitel.
Tprtieb u 9.

Oils Spbn unb bic beiben Siener,
bic nit linn ibrem Serrn entsesen gins
aen, ungefGbr cine Stunbe bon Ramo
sntfernt paren, fanben iie cine Bride
iiber tpel9e lie seben mubten, burf
einise Sslienitiide iebr bei4doist, bic
barauf sefaaen paren. I'm oieielbe
pieber ber5uitslsn, muBten fe fif
nptbpenbis aufbalten, uno pdbrenb iis
nit bieier @rbeit bei9Gftigt fparen.
bDrten iie Wilbelms Mlarm5eiden.
Dieter S9al fommt bonn Sauie
ber", iasts Sobn; netpas @uberoroent'
li6es mub borsefallen iein." albert.
tranbte er ii9 an einen feiner 8esleiter.
blu bleibit bier, bis Serr Sarlet
fcmmt, tpGbrenb i9 nit Walter auriid.
aebe, INN gu ieben, mas es sibt."
OILS Tie BEL benz 9auie anfamen, bon
peldem Der 5einb abeeaOsen mar, fan.
ben iie, bab rinssum tiefe Stiae
berrI6te. .M9", iaste Walter, inbem
er ben 3iigel ieines pferbes anaos, nif
puBte, baB a1ss fir ni9ts iei. Del
iunge !6err bat aus SpaB in bas Sorn
geblaisn. Was pirb 5rau Sarlep ia.
gen2 Sbr iebet, oab alles 10 rubia
lit, pie an einem Samstass4 benb.
Ni9ts lit gu ieben. als Der Rau9 aus
Der Slide, pelder anSeigt, baB bic ate
HannD an uns bentt." Sobn f6enfts
feinem 8esleiter feline @ufmertiamtsit
unb rift INNER peiter, unb obnobl iif
feline 9eiprsniHe perminberten, 70
tpnnte er lie bod niht gang pertrsiben;
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-05-22
H.. &apitef.
Sprtfeb Il n q.

Der Monb, pelder bur6 bic ,3pet.
&c Der 8dume i9ien, mari Elm f6pas
Dies Gt9t auf Die @ruppe Der i6las
fenoen Snoianer. Wilbelm blitte umz
Der, nm gu ieben, mo- er ben eriten
Veriu4 MAIDEN tDnnte. vWenn ia auf
oteie SGute %trete", bafte er, inbem er
bic 5eae aniab, auf tpel6en Iein.
Wddter lagen, pober auf bas biirrs
Saub, 10 bin ih perloren."
Wdbrenb bieier lIeberlegung muir,
mslte Elm Snoianer etpas, tpanpte Ii3
um uno fabte Wilbelm beim Sube.
Der &nabe bib fi9 in bic 2ippen, unb
bate Die 9eiitessegenipart, ben S6rei
auriidaubdlten, Der ibm entfabren
tpoute; benin baraus, bdb bic !Sanb
ibren 8riff pieber loslieB, ertannte er,
oaB Der Wann BLOB trdumte. Gr pe9s
ielte 9lide Der Sreube init Sramaifa,
als cine neue urid6e Der StDrung lie
5ittern ma9te. sic b0rten bas plGtz
i9ern bon &uoern in Der 5erne. sic
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-05-22
Cute 0ele9enbeit!

Saben sic eiuen Sobn ober cine Sohter,
oenen Sie cine CUTE faufmanuil6e Silomng
9eben wouen2 Sest bietet ii6 in Dubuque
cine quite @elesenbeit fir julse Mdnuer uub
Samen cine folde sn eiuem mdBisen Yreiie
81 erbalteu. Serr gSm Surs, in fatbolii6su
8reiien Gnbuque'S poblbetannt, bat bic
White Short Hand School d Dubuque
College of Commerce srlporben uub nirb
oieies woblbetannte Suititut gu elmer Der be,
ten S6ulen besgaeitets MAIDEN. Sas White
Short Hand System, wel6es in bieiem
Snititut 9elebrt wirb, 1T befauntli9 bas
bette Short Hand System Der beutisen
Stenosrapbie. Sebo6 wirb uidt nur uns
terribt III S~tenosrapbie unb 3ppepritins
i'll bieiem Suititlt se9eben, ioubern es wir6
and ein pouitaublser NIB prattiider sc.
l6Gftss GURUS business Course) srtbeilt.
ySe9eil rGberer Nustunft l6reibe malt OH
fol9enbe @brelie:
White Short Hand School q Dubuque
College of Commerce, Bank g. Insurance
Building, Dubuque, Iowa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-05-22
8. &apiteI.
Die Wilben o m E n.
ssreube erfiiQte bas Saus al &om

5reube erfiiQte bas Saus gu &ama.
w2iebe Wutter", iagte Dilbelm, ,es
lit 3eit, benz Batter unb Der Bale
Selend entgesen gu geben. SD babe
oas Stunoenglas felt benz @iIen orei
Mal umgetsbrt unb CLAUDE, ebe Der
Sano pieber abgelaufen 1T, fpirb unIer
Slid s~olitGnbig fem. &pmm, nimm
einen Cit Dor benz Sauie; bon oa aus
tannit ou bic ReiIenben ieben, fobalo
lie tommen. .Sier Manoto", fubr er
fort, nbilf mir ben 2ebnIefel meiner
Mutter bh 1ustragen", uno inbem err
ieinen tleiner 8ruber duf bic @rme
nabm, isbte q binau, aud bu muBt
tommen, ielbit penn bu mir ben eriten
Stub rau6en follteit." Dies iaaenb,
fteute er bas gliidlt9e &inb neben ieis
ne SHUTTER, uno bdlf bann feinen
S6peitern Die @ef9snfe prbnen, bic
fie fir Selena bereit batten.
Ss mar Elm f:b0ner Qbenb i'm Monat
Mai. Der Spdtfribling mar ioeben
in au ieiner SiebIi9tsit ansebro6en,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-05-22
10. &apitel.
Oramaitab q Wtlhel m
a e II d I.

" \ y
Wir molten nun bic S%rauernben gu
Hama ben Sobten bic lebten pfli4ten
erpeiien laFsn, unb Gorambo unb isis
men 8eeleitern folsen, Die ibren Werz
folaern faum cine Stunbe poraus pdz
rem, unb ba Tie in ibrem WeitermarlHe
burd bic S9pisristeit aufsebalten
purben, bic Milbelm bate, nit ibnen
qleiden S6rttt gu balten, 10 fpirben
lie pbne 3peifel bon Sobn unb ben
gDlbaten einsebolt poroen iein, tpenn
tie ni6t tire setpDbnliGe 2iit dnges
tpanbt bGtten, ZEN Dalo bic &reua uno
unb bic Quer gu burd5ieben. sic
pubten bic iumpfiseu Moore gu pers
meiben, ibren Marf4 na4 benz Saute
Der 8G9e gu ri9ten, unb in bic otd@
teiten @sbDlae gu ~brinsen, pdbrenb ben
WGnnern, pel9e iie auffu4en ioaten,
bieIe 3enntnib bes Serrains feblte,
BON pelfer Der Snbiansr selsttet ptro,
unb tie bebbalb jeben @usenblid bon
idredliden Mbgriinben ober unsalgs
barren Siimpfen a~ufsebalten tpuroen.
Nad benz itilen Mari9e bon elmer
Stunbe matten bic Slii4tlinse 9alt,
um ausauruben. Die beiben Wobatpts
Snbianer, Gprambo's @efdhrten, be-
trahteten Wilbelm nit aornigen unD
pilben 8liden; aber Der cine, ben er
perItiimmelt bate, bDrte ME auf, balbs
laute Drobunsen sesen ibn ausou@
itoben.
Sramaifa bDrte i'm, unb fiir4tenb,
er mD6te plDbli9 ieinem 3orne nafs
aeben, iteate lie iib spii9en iie. Die
Ie 8epegung pedte Gorambo aus Der
Srdumerei, in bic sr sefanen mar.
aprnia itredte er feline Sdnoe aus, uno
bsfabl ibr, ben iunsen gnsldnoer gu
perlaFen. sic sebordte unb besab
fib pieber an ibren YlaB an Der Settle
hires 8aters, inbem iie Suglei4 in
einem leiien, tlasenoen Sone iaete:
,0as 1T aus benz 8lide unb Der
Stimme meines 0aters ge%fporben2
Gorambo bat iein &inb pieber erlanst,
aber Oramaita bat ibren Batter nidt
pieper s%efunben."
Gorambo purbe bur9 bieien 8ors
purf seriibrt; feline itrensen 3iige purs
ben mei1er, unb er le9te feline 9dno
ianft auf ieinsr SO4ter Saupt.
uMeines @aters Seele erpa9t", rief
fie in freubieem Some, %, bore mid
num-"
Gorambo lGbelte lie trdurig an.
,@arum", fubr iie nit bepsster
Stimme fort, .parum bat fi4 Die
Seele meines 0aters BON ibrer Hi6s
tuns gum 9immel absepenost? Nie
bis auf bieien Gag lit bein Somabapt
nit uni6ulbisem 8lut befledt norben.
Scenes Dad, unb ie itrette tbren Irm
mad Rama aus, ~ienes Dad bat oeine
ainber b~eberbsrst. Sa ipar Der Sittig
elmer Wutter iiber lie a~ussebreitet,
pGbrenb mir bon benz 8robe ibrer
&inber aben. Warum alio bait bu ibr
8lut persoHen9 Warum f4leppeit bu
ben Sobn meiner W~oblthdterin in &C.
fansenidaft2 . idone i'm! Senbs
i'm pieber auriid! SAB wenisitsns Elm
2i9t in benz 9auie, mo ieBt bic Sins
iternib bes Sobes berri9t!"
,Su milf, baB i6 Mitleib nit
ibnsn BADEN iol", faste Gorambo.
v9aben fie Witlsib nit mir gebabt9
SIT mein BOLT ni4t burd bic Sremb>
linse 5erftreut porben. tpie bas biirre
2aub bonn Serbitpinbe bin unb per
gepirbelt niro9"
.Oa, no emit uniere Siitten itans
ben, berri4t ieBt nidts mebr ala ODE
Stiae, unb bas 9ras. bas emit auf
unisrm pfaoe pu4s. TT nun perbprrt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-06-19
Special to the Register.

Special to the Register.
CUMBERLAND, Nd, June 49,
There was an excursion to this city
yesterday over the Baltimore and Ohio
from Johnstown, Pa, bringing 1900
people. While there were a number
of nice people, the greater portion of
them represented a rough element.
They became intoxicated and many
fights resulted. Last night when the
train was ready to return the Balti-
more and Ohio officials placed 1--we
officers aboard. A short distance out
the train was cut in two by the row
dies, when rioting commenced and a
panic ensued. The officers succeeded
in placing twelve under arrest, but one
of the number escaped b. leaping out
of a window, while the train was NOV
ing rapidly. He is thought to have
been seriously injured. A portion of
the rioters were committed to jail at
Somerset, Pa. The one that cut the
train was brought here at loon AMI
committed to jail.
With the excursionists came "
teen clipping couples. The clerks Of
flee was, of course, closed, but the clerk
was kept busy all day long answering
the door bell. The law will not allow
the issuing of marriage permits on
Sunday, and so each couple applying
to the clerk had to be refused. He
had answered the bell sixteen times
and as many couples had been turned
away disappointed, when the bell rang
for the seventeenth time, and on an
swering the same the clerk was sur
prised to find a one-legged young man
on clutches with a blooming lassie at
his side. The young man pleaded
with the clerk to grant him the license,
saying he had taken advantage of the
excursion rates to elope and that he
hadn't money enough to remain until
this morning. He had to be refused
and with his disappointed girl hobbled
back to the train, where he remained
until it pulled Out.
or the seventeen couples only ten
remained until this morning and were
married.
At 2 o'clock this morning Rev. Mr..
Yingling was routed out of bed to
marry a couple that had eloped from
Romney, w. Va. They had been driv-
ing all night. The young man, who
is a prominent merchant and son of a
minister, begged Mr.. Yingling not to
let their marriage be made public.
They had secured their license in ad-
vance.